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South's Bob Button: Teacher receives national 

By Margie Reins SmIth 

row, Nov 18, m Washmgton, tatIons he holds for hiS journal- year., old, yet he mamtd1l1., high 

Staff Writer 

• HegllJndl Pacemaker award 

DC, at the conventIOn of the Ism students "I thmk that you "tandard" " 

The Tower, Grosse Pomte 

IThl ce time" ) 

,Jow nahsm EducatlOn Assocla. do kids a tremendou~ IIljuvel, a1. (Evel y yew no Imrnldlatl' 

plan llll 

kl \ nl,!1 "pI'"kf'l ,It t hI 

,ll\ "I r1., dllln( I 

been btudymg the pIt bull I"sue 

for "orne time, the counu!'" al 

tlOn Monday may have been the 

rehult of fears exprebsed by 

Fal m'> Ie'3ldents who hve III the 

vlcmlty of a Pit bull at a home 

m the 300 block of Hillcrest 

HIIlcl e.,t reSident Mary Shafer 

presented the counct! WIth 188 

petitIOn "1l-,'l1ature" from nearby 

Fal m" re"ldent" callmg for a ban 

on Pit bulls 

"It\ very Important to me," 

.,he e I beheve I 

havp a VICIOU~ dill mal on my 

"ll I'd It"" an Amenwn Stafford 

..,1I1l I' Tl'l I leI' " 

N,mc) Hduck, ,d'>o of HIli 

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PARADE 

ROUTE 

1988 

Charter amendments approved 

Two amendments to the 

Grosse Pomte Park city charter 

were approved by WIde margms 

by voters m last week's general 

electIOn. 

One allows the cIty to pay the 

mumclpal Judge up to $15,000 _ 

up from the $6,000 the charte! 

currently set as a maximum _ 

passed 4,188 to 1,599 

The change was proposed by 

the cIty council to get the Pal k 

up to the salaries of the sw' 

roundmg CitIes, and because the 

November 17, 1988 

Grosse Pointe News 

mumclpal judge's workload had the village charter whIch are 

lllcreased, whIle the salary had outdated mto comphance With 

not 

state law, and faclhtate the day 

The other proposal bl'Ought to day operatIOns of the VIllage 

the charter mto confornllty With One proposal allows the vII 

state laws I'egardlllg the apPolllt lage to enter mto contracts for 

ment of a substitute judge That the purchase of matenals or for 

rebolutlOll passed by a mm'6'11lof construction With a cost of 

4 to 1 $10,000 or less Without the prep 

The fow proposals III Gl'Osse arab on of specificatIOns for 

Pomte Shore~ were aPPl'Oved sealed bIds 

and were house cleal1lng amend 

-By Ronald J Bernas 

ments that blought pOitlOns of 

v'7 

The 62nd annual MichIgan 

Thanksgl vmg Pal ade \\ III begm 

at 9 a m Thursday, Thanbgl\ 

In'; D~}, St

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Suzanne Acton: Michigan Opera Theatre's Girl Friday 

By Ronald J Bernas A t h Th I I d D d k 

Staff Writer t any gwen Ime, s e I!> e C 101'US mc U es aVI was two wee s ago a feat to get thl" "hem tORethel OIchestra and the cast, 

Suzanne Acton talks with the workmg on three shows, puttmg Ludwig, a Grosse Pomter who 1tudymg as an lI1tern With the to do because so much IS ensem- TI\ 0 dn~" befm e the "ho\" 'laId 

\ s e IS ClIT "S t' 'e 'ackmg but 11 I' t I k I 

I ently conductmg at the Michl- ure, ,I s nen Wl , ' opel a company ) e t s no I e a norma opera opened, "Iw IIel" feeling good be Acton began her musICal ca 

gdn Opera Theatre I ~ouldn t do" It If I ~Idn t love She tIamed the pnnclpals, m \\ hel e you have one or two pea CclU e sal 

outreach to bnng opera mto the rehearsals Bemg on top of e\erythmg While workmg on "PIrates," 

lommumtles, and lays the "It's a labor of love fO! them, I~ an understatement when one she IS gettmg ready for the rest 

gl oundwork fOl futlITe shows she saId Ipahzes that the tirst rehearsal of thiS season's shows, mcludmg 

50 th t de dew d "Norma," which has 50 In the 

-you par y Isperse In 00 s; f~~;~~/a~n~';'~;"''':~~ '~~,;~ 

two cited for possession of alcohol 

:'~,~rn:On;;n t;;w~:%u:.:,~d,,~: 

1\vo youths were charged WIth year-old and a 17 year old, both nDls III possessIOn of alcohol In French) She also teaches the 

possessIOn of alcohol by Grosse Woods reSIdents, eXIted the The Woods public safety youth languages to the chorus. 

Pomte Woods police who dlscov- home With a can of bel'l each officel \\

---- ..auq 

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14 youths 

questioned 

for fighting 

After respondIng to report" of 

shots fired and two youth gang" 

fightmg, Grosse POll1te Pal k po 

lIce questIOned the ) outh" but 

found no guns la»t \\ eek 

Two ~hots were reported to 

have been fired by "omeone 

among the two group" of youth~ 

Nov 8 at about 1030 pm after 

they apparently got Il1to an pt 27. and II I"; 11011 before the 

HOll"l' Son:!l &'1 \ leI.'" and Youth 

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Wi II gridlock 

in Washington 

stall action? 

WIth the electIOn over, interest 

shifts to what wIll happen next, 

now that the nation has clearly 

voted for a popular Republican president 

and a strongly Democratic Congress. 

The results mean that we still will have 

a dIvided government m Washmgton. That 

raises the questIOn as to whether we will 

have grIdlock or whether we WIll have the 

cooperation that WIll be reqUIred to 

achIeve legislatIve accomplishment in the 

natIOn's capItal 

Presldent-elect George Bush was warned 

over the past weekend that any further delay 

m tackling the twin problems of the 

federal deficIt and the trade deficit could 

be disastrous In fact, some economists are 

even talkmg about an imminent economic 

crash unless the president and Congress 

ImmedIately get together to map out an 

qcceptable plan of actIOn. 

The markets responded to the election 

WIth warmngs of their own, The U.S. dollar 

went into another nosedive under the 

pounding from abroad, and especially from 

the Japanese who are worried about the 

value of theIr holdings in this country. 

Wall Street also responded negatively to 

the election, although the stock market's 

dip was wrItten off as resultmg from profittaking. 

Fortunately, Bush aides responded to the 

economic warnmgs by repol'tmg that the 

president-elect puts top pnonty m meetmg 

with congressIOnal and admImstratlOn 

leaders to tackle the natIOn's economic 

problems. Now back m Washmgton aileI' a 

brief Florida vacatIOn, Bush may already 

have started those dISCUSSIOnsby the tlllIe 

these words are m print. 

Bush, like most preSIdents, IS obVIOusly 

gomg to rely heavily on hIS old fnends ,md 

colleagues when he fills hIS cabull't ,md 

makes other appointments HIS dl'slgnd 

tion of James Baker as h IS ~PCI etar \ of 

state and the appomtment of RobP11 Tel'- 

ter, the Detroit pollster, as co Ch'lll'llldn of 

hI!; transition team fall mto that category 

So does the rumored otIer to l':lcholas 

Brady to remain as secreta!) at the treas 

ury. 

Beyond such moves, however, we don't 

know for sure whether Bush Wll! pick siml 

lar pragmatists for other top posts, or whe 

ther he will ('hoose ideologues hke some of 

President Ronald Reagan's appomtees, 

who it turned out, were not partIcularly 

well qualified as adnumstrators. 

As for hiS relatIOns WIth Congress, m his 

first two appem ancE'S as the presldentelect, 

Bush did extend an olIve branch to 

the Democrat" who WIll be m control. The 

defeated DemoCi at, Go\' MIchael DukakIs, 

111 turn offered the vice pl'esIdent a helpmg 

hand by rernllldlllg hiS palty that Bush 

would il€ the pi eSldent of all the people 

and de"el yed DemocratIc as well as publIc 

,-upport 

It \\III not be clear until the congresi:llOncll 

seS~lOn begm&. however, whether 

t he DemocratIc leader& m Congress WIll be 

There's 

nothing 

like a day 

off work 

La!>t week I got .. da, ofl 

work It \\ a'm't jU"t 111/\ d,l',' 

though, It wac, a PI {(Ill\' I LOuld 

hal dly belIeve my good fort line 

and wa'> detu milled to t.th. lull 

advantage of It bec,llhp day.., on 

don't come too ofh'n 

I stayed lip Idtp Thul..,delY 

I1Ight, not becdu"p I II dllted to 

I wab dead tll ed - but e I wu/rl It \\ d..,n l m LI'" 

!>dlY to go to "Jeep dftPI bl'lng 

baled to deelth b, tht IWlb, "0 I 

stayed up, tele\ '1»lOn I 1'111Ot l' III 

one hand, bowl of POPCOIIlIn tIll 

othel hand and a \\hole e\Plllllg 

of late mght tele\ 1"lOn III iJ Ollt of 

me 

I fuunJ ~l.JlUL UlIll h J ljheu. 

(whICh I" not dl1 ea", ta,,\.. "0 

late at mght) 'Uld "'cttJed Ill, 

WI appmg an alghdn .ilollnd me 

I \\d.., "0 war III dnd comfOltuble 

and leelmg a little decddent 

by ,1110\\IIlg mYi>elf to stay up 

pelbt 1 cI m on a work I1Ight - 

that the next thmg I knew I wab 

pullJllg my Idce out of the bowl 

of pOplOlnand watchmg the 

u edit IIKe I (hdn't helve 

to wdke up to 11101 I0\\, I didn't 

h,lVe to bl' neal my ,d'lI 111 dOlk 

..,0 I stl eU hed out on the LOulh 

M, IWlk W,IS \\Ienched 111 d 

\\elld PO"'ltIOI1,and tflP ,1lghdn 

dldl1't lOVPI ,Ill 01 me, but I 1\,1" 

Ippllllg ..,nllg 

Thought'> of Whdt I would do 

\\ Ith ,I wholl' ddy off lulled me 

Illto d LOndOlt,lblp pi e ..,Ieep 1 

\\ould ..,Ieep Ill, not too latp, but 

IU..,t ldte el10ugh '>0 I LOuld look 

dt thl dOlk und "',IY to Ill,,>plI 

'ILl, ha, I'd be nl"hIng mound 

b, 110\\, tl ~II1g to gpt out the 

doOl,' \\ hJle I lolled OVPI to 

L1I( h d fl'l\ mOlI' \llI1k" 

I \Iould do the d,,,lle" bp(Ole I 

got dll'..,..,ed cllld 1\ ent c,hoPPIng I 

\\ouldll t bu) clllythll1g I \\ould 

go JU 

to gt>t wor"e, though 

A" I plepmed to leave 101 my 

/ 

first c;hoppmg tnp In months, (l 

couldn't walt to try on expensIve 

clothes and then not buy them) I 

noticed Icouldn't find my wallet 

I looked on my dresser, m my 

drawer, m my clothes and m my 

coat No wallet I looked on the 

furmture, on the floor, on the 

bookshelf and on the plano No 

wallet I looked m the refngerator, 

m the oven, m my laundry, 

and m the cat box (l wa" gettmg 

desperate) No wallet 

I was trapped My fil st day off 

and I was Without money, 01 a 

dllver'!> license 01' 

So I cleaned my apartment 

lookmg for that dumb httle pIece 

of CO\\ that holds everythmg I 

am I actually vacuumed undel 

the {,UshlOn" of the couch I 

wabhed the wll1dowc; And be 

lcluse there was no stopping me 

once I got stmied, I even moved 

books to dust Stili no wallet 

My fil c,t day off WOIk and I 

wac; tJ apped 111 my now Spal 

kllng clean apartment And It 

\\ dS only noon There was Jloth 

mg left to do So I watched "All 

.1\1, Chlldrcn" I knc\\ It would 

b(: good because Skye had been 

holdmg Barbara hostage for 

thl ee days, and the only person 

\I ho knew ahout It wac; himself 

the captIve of escaped convIcts 

and couldn't save Barbara, You 

can't beat that for sheer entertamment 

value 

Later m the afternoon, because 

I was bored to the bone, I 

dId the dishes In the bathtub 

because the smk was stJlI 

clogged And after that I turned 

on the teleVISIOn I had my 

chOice between watchmg a 

heavy-set woman WIth a haIrdo 

ab big as her mouth berate men 

01' a cham smokmg loudmouth 

who gIves men a bad name 

(men, hell, he gives mankmd a 

bad name) so I turned off the tel. 

eVlSlOn and read a book 

I really dIdn't do anything at 

all the rest of the day I looked 

for my wallet again This tIme 

m my cal, but I stdl dIdn't find 

It The working theory now IS 

that It wac; abducted by aliens, 

unle'iS c,omeone proves It wrong 

So my only day off In months 

wac; wasted, stuck In my apart. 

ment Although there were 

tImes that day when I WIshed I 

were at work, I suppose now at 

!e:lst I hnvc ::l c!c.1n npartmcnt, 

and clean dIshes 

I hope I don't get another day 

off too soon, they're 

Ing 

too exhaust 



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J~ Margie Reins Smith 

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Kiss smoking 

goodby 

Some students elt Grosse 

Pomte NOIih today are weanng 

plcturec; of frog!> that c;ay "Klsc; 

me I'm Smokelec;s " 

Why? 

Today I'> thp GI eell Amellcan 

Smoke(;l1t An Amellcan Cancel 

Society sponsOi ed event, thiS day 

IS annually set aSide to pelsuade 

smokel s to try to abstam from 

the filthy weed for 24 conc;ecu 

tlve hourc; 

MASADA members (that's 

Myself And Students Agamst 

Drugs/Alcohol) at North are 

handmg out the fl'Oggy reminders 

and some tIps on how to qUit 

i>mokmg 

persuade hIgh school kIds NOT 

to combll1e drmkmg and drlvmg 

P1'oject GraduatIOn takes place 

every sprmg, alound pJ'Om and 

graduatIOn tIme 

The students attended an all 

day student leadership trammg 

sessIOn Tuesday m Llvol1la, 

sponsored by Channel 56 

Workshops mcluded such top- 

ICS as fundrmsmg, membershIp 

recI lIItment, strategIes fOJ actIOn 

Go for the turkey 

St Clare of Montefalco 

School's "tudents WIll race 

around the block tomorrow, Nov 

18, and the wmners WllJ get tur. 

keys 

Billed as the Turkey Trot, the 

whole school, K through 8, wdl 

be runnmg (or trottmg) begmmng 

at 945 

Park pohce will close several 

streets for approxImately one 

hour, during the race Charlevoix, 

between WhIttier and 

Three MIle, Vemor, between 

Audubon and Three MIle, and 

one block each of Audubon and 

Three Mlle between VemaI' and 

CharlevOIX 

Go cheer 

See If anyone cnes foul 

See if they have a roast for the 

wmners 

_ 

Prom in aid 

Speakmg of kIds' campaigns 

seven NOI th students 

"klpped classes Tuesday to leal n 

how to Implement Ploject Gradu 

atlOn, a cIty Wide can.palgn to 

Make 

Thanksgiving 

(l Shining Occasion: 

~Ov.21, 1963- 

The New York Tllne.., lep0l1pd 

that P1esldent .John F and 1\11.., 

Kennedy left at 11 dill fOl Sdn 

Antol1lo, as pmt of a t\\ 0 d'l\ 

tnp to Te},.ac; 

The Senate had LIlt Ihp "'parl' 

budget to $5 I b1111On,h\ cI n,1I 

row marglO 111 a 1011 enll \01P 

40-39 The Kenned) cldmllll'-tld 

hon had hppn count 1ng on till 

Senate to Ie,>tOle (unrl.., t(l Ihe 

space agency hudgl't If'duced h\ 

Book 

Actor 

Actrec,s 

the HOII-,e Thr NatIOnal Al'l a 

I1dutlC'" and Spale AdmInlstl a. 

11011 \1,1'" to leWlve $612 mJlhon 

1 Pointe, a cat 

7/11 hi I)/Ihl 11/1 ((/II' 

hill g]pl (ont 11lllPd to VIC,lt faml 

('(II of 0 ('lIlI/ll)r 

111'" 111 the' Pal k ,ll1d Fm Ill" 

Pul I', II ,I wh 11('If,1'\ ,,]ppt Th" J,l\(,,,t blll 

I, fill 11 gl.ll' nPl 1

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Letters 

From page 6A 

Series is a 

positive effort 

To the Editor. 

We, The Substance Abuse 

Commu~lJty CouncIl, would 

like to extend our appreCIatIon 

to the Grosse Pomte 

News for Its commitment of 

tIme, energy and staff to pro 

duce the educatIOnal senes 

"Alcohol and Adolescents" 

The first mstallment m the 

Oct 27th Issue was an ex 

ample of accurate and reo 

sponslble Journahsm 

You are provldmg a valu 

able service to this commun 

Ity You are affordmg us the 

opportumty to reflect upon 

and evaluate our attitudes 

and behaVIOrs concernmg 

the drug, alcohol; an oppor 

tunity to explore what message 

we are glVing-our chIldren 

about alcohol 

The Grosse Pomte News IS 

an excellent vehicle to reach 

all segments of our commun. 

Ity in addressing these Vital 

Issues; Issues that affect each 

of us in our daily hving We 

would hke to underscore the 

notion, as you so aptly reo 

ported, that alcohol abuse IS 

a societal problem that all 

age levels must confront. 

Our youth are simp Iv a reflection 

of our societal 

norms 

The sooner parents, stu 

dents, schools, clel gy, polIce 

and Judge& work to support 

each other to delIver a can 

slstent no use message to 

mmors and to dIscourage In 

applopnate use by adults, 

the sooner we wIll raise the 

standard of thiS community 

concernmg alcohol use and 

abuse 

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William 

B. Cudlip 

Memonal services will be held 

for WIlham B Cudhp, 84, on 

Saturday, Nov 19, at 10 a m at 

Holy ChIldhood Church, In Hal' 

bor Spnngs, Mlch Mr Cudhp 

dIed Nov 12, 1988, at hIs home 

In Harbor Sprmgs 

He was born m Iron Moun 

tam, Mlch 

He graduated flom Iron Moun 

tam HIgh School, attended 

SWaJthmOi e College and graduated 

flOm the UnIversIty of 

MIchIgan's Law School In 1926 

DurIng WoJld War II, he 

served on a commIttee of clvlhan 

adVISel& to the Almy, Navy and 

All' FOlce In connectIOn wIth 

govel nment assIstance In financ- 

Ing wal PloductlOn 

MI Cudhp practIced law for 

50 yems wIth DlckIn&on, Wnght, 

McKe::m, Cudhp ::lnd ::\1OUll II~ 

retlled In 1976 

He was dnector of McLouth 

Steel COIlJoratlOn, former du ectOl 

of the Amencan JudIcature 

SOCIety, dnd general counsel for 

the MIchIgan Bankers ASSOCIatIOn 

He wa& a member of the gov 

ernOl"s commIttee for compIlation 

of MIchIgan statutes In 

1948, a member of the Amencan, 

MIchIgan and DetrOIt Bar 

ASSOCIatIons, a delegate to the 

MIchIgan Constitutional ConventIOn 

In 19611962, serving as the 

chaIrman of the CommIttee on 

Style and DraftIng and a member 

of the CommIttee of Judlci 

ary; a membel' of the Board of 

Regents of the UmversIty of 

MIchIgan from 1964 to 1972; a 

member of the MIchIgan Board 

of Governors, Horace H Rackham 

School of Graduate StudIes, 

Umverslty of MIchIgan smce 

"372 

Mr. Cudhp IS author of "The 

Umverslty of MIchIgan - Its 

Legal PlOfile," a legal hIstory of 

the Umverslty smce 1817 

Durmg hIS retIrement years In 

Harbor SprIngs, Mr Cudhp was 

actIve In CIVIC affaIrs He was 

also an aVId fisherman and he 

wrote verse which was often 

publIshed In the Harbor LIght 

SurvIvors Include hIS wife, 

Lynwood, two daughters, Mary 

Lou JenkInS, of Wayne, Ill. and 

Jean Ryan, of Grosse POInte, 

three sons, WIlham, of Grosse 

POInte, DavId, of Irvme, Cahf. 

and Charles, of WashIngton, 

DC; 12 grandchildren, one 

great-grandchIld, and two sisters, 

Catherme Bonner, of Spread Eagle, 

WIS and Luella Aley, of 

Geneva, III 

BUlIal wtll be In the Harbor 

Spnngs Cemetery 

In heu of flowers, memorIal 

donatIOns may be made to the 

Harbor Sprmgs PublIc LIbrary 

Thomas 

K. Fisher 

ServlLe

10A 

Peters Funeral Home takes top beautification 

catIOn package" 

Another category of buslne"" 

Bustnesses wmnlng the 1988 

Last year's trophy Wlnnel s - IIl.,tltutlOn aWalds were the 1988 

BeauttficatlOn Certificates were 

Bar-B Q Hou"e of Grosse POinte, BeautificatIOn Plaques WinnIng 

Daleo's Salon on Vermer, MIchael 

D Jennings df'nttst otlice 

Falrcourt Dental and C L TaylOl the plaques thiS year wel e 

& ASSOCiate" - had to turn over Grobbe POlllte Real E"tate on at the north end of Mack, Mama 

the trophieS to the new WInners Mack, Our Lady of the Sea Pasta of Grosse POlllte on Mack 

The 1987 Willner" were glven ChUI ch, wlmh wa" d 1978 May and Sweeney's Flowers on Mack. 

plaques In exchange for the tro 01'\ T10phy Wlnnel, and Thf' 

ThiS year's IeSldentlal awards 

phles 

Ollglnal Pancdke Hnuc,e 

went to 

By John MInnis 

StaN Writer 

The A H Peters Funeral 

Home took the top prize In the 

1988 Grosse POinte Woods BeautificatIOn 

Awards program labt 

week 

The funeral home, which has 

been at Mack and VernIer for 21 

years and has undergone exten. 

"lve lanscapmg work, took the 

Landmark A'Ward at the 14th 

annual BeautificatIOn Awards 

:-,hght at the Lochmoor Club 

r\ov 9 

CandIdates for the Landmark 

A\\ ard must be prevIOus Mayor's 

Tloph) Winner" The Peters Fu 

IWIelectIOn process be 

gm., \',lth the nomlnatmg of tro 

ph\' candIdates In f'arly .Junp 

The 6nal selectIOns are made In 

September by a vote of the Mayor'" 

BeautIfIcatIOn AdVIsory 

Comml!>slOn 

Thlb year's Mayor's Trophy 

wmners dre ChrIst the Kmg Lutheran 

Church, Josefs French 

Pastry Shop and Standard Federal 

Bank 

Christ the King Lutheran 

Church won Mayor's Trophies In 

1980 and 1982. Angelo DI- 

Clemente, awards night cochairman, 

said the church continues 

to age and mellow very 

gracefully. "We can't ever imagme 

Grosse Pomte Woods WIthout 

Chnst the Kmg Lutheran 

Church as a neighbor." 

Josefs French Pastry Shop 

underwent extensive extenor 

renovatIOn The entrance was 

moved to the corner of the buildmg 

on Mack, and small French 

panes were added, giving the 

pastry shop an Old World 

f'harm 

Standard Federal Bank, which 

hal:) an entIre block on Mack 

from Cook Road to Blossom 

Lane, won a Landscape Award 

In 1979 and an Architecture 

Award in 1984. 

DiClemente said the bank's efforts 

show what can be done to 

beautIfy an expansive area. 

'''St1ihdard Federal Bank cer- 

.tamly represents a total beautlfi- 

NtM/4 

David Peters. left. received the 1988 Landmark Award from 

Mayor George Freeman on behalf of the A.H. Peters Funer~1 

Home. 

• Mr and Mrs DaVId Bentley 

of Fdlrholme 

• Rose Mane Carver of Hunt 

Club Dnve 

• Mr and MI s Damel Colle- 

\\ dy of Lancaster 

• Mr and Mrs Walter E 

Cooke of Bnarchff 

• MI s. and Mrs John 

CI awthel of Blalrmoor 

• Mr and Mrs James Drummond 

of Hidden Lane 

• Mr and Mrs Jerome Johanl1I!,rman 

of Canterbury 

• Mr 3nd :\11s Fred Kocskl 

of Allard Avenue 

• Mr and Mrs Anthony MIserendmo 

of Lanca"ter 

• Mr and Mrs Anthony Mu 

naco Jr of Peachtree 

• Mr and Mrs Leonard Muss 

of Prestwick 

• Paul 

moor 

R Schweitzer of Loch- 

• Mr and Mrs Robert Squiers 

of Amta 

• Mr. and Mrs James Tocco of 

Fleetwood 

The RenovatIOn Award was 

glVen to Mr. and Mrs Lawrence 

DloskI of Shoreham, who completely 

redId the extenor of their 

home and added extensIve new 

landscaping. 

Freeman said thIS year's 

awards night was hIS tenth as 

mayor. "When the councIl 

started this 14 years ago, we 

never thought this would grow 

mto such a bIg program," he 

saId 

"When we look around and 

see what's happened 111 oW" city 

In the last 20 years, we see a lot 

of beautIful changes," he saId. 

"It's not the cIty or the council 

that's domg thIS, It'S you, the 

resIdents" 

Joyce Cook is chaIrwoman of 

the 14 member BeautificatIOn 

CommiSSIon. C6-chllmng the 

event wIt4 .,DIClemente WlMl 

Mary M Mitts: ..



11A 

This year's Mayor's Trophy winners accept their awards from Woods Mayor George Freeman. 

From left are Jean and Walter Geffert. representing Christ the King Lutheran Church: Betty 

Grimm and Laurie Ruda. left and right of Freeman. representing Standard Federal Bank: and Eileen 

and Joseph Bogosian. of Josef's French Pastry Shop. 

Yacht club bike found in Warren 

The harbor master at the 

Gro'3se Pomte Yacht Club accl. 

dently found one of the club's 

three wheeled bIkes In Warren 

last week It had been missmg 

SInce July 

AccO!dIng to Grosse Pomte 

Shores Public Safety reports, the 

harbO! master was dnving along 

near Nine Mile Road and 

Schoenherr in Warren early last 

week when he spotted the 

Schwinn three-wheeler outsIde a 

thrIft shop near Schoenherr He 

sald it was easy to tell the bike 

belonged to the yacht club SInce 

It was one of three tricycles the 

club pm-chased and had pamted 

wIth black baskets at the rear. 

He stopped and talked wIth 

the owner of the thnft shop who 

said she han hnll!!ht thp hlkp 

CityOF(&rOSSe 'ointe 

from a Grosse POInte youth who 

III tm-n had bought It from a flea 

market She did glVe the youth's 

name or any other mdentIfymg 

mformation 

The owner told the harbor 

master that the tncycle had 

been sold and that she IS holdmg 

it for the purchaser She told the 

harbor master that If he could 

produce the bIke's senal number, 

she would hand the bike 

over to the yacht club. 

On Nov. 10 the harbor master 

provIded the correct serial nurnbel' 

only to learn that the bike 

had been gt ven to the purchaser 

The shop ow net., however, called 

the pm-chaser, who then called 

the Shores polIce Nov 11 to ver- 

Ify that the trIcycle had been reported 

stolen 

Chester E. Petersen 

City AdmInistrator Clerk 

The HIGHEST Money Market Rate 

Among Major Financial Institutions 

in the Detroit MetropolItan Area for 

242 

Consecutive Weeks 

INSTANT LIQUIDITY 

INTEREST RATES AS OF: 11-9-88 

SPECIAL NO POINTS MORTGAGE 

FStIcI 

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FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 

Up 10 $2 Ml1hon 

Total $250 ClOSing Costs 

CALL FOR DETAILS 

644.9720 

Franklin 

Savings 

MONEY MARKET RATES' 

Franklin Savings 7.25 

Comerlca 

- 

670 

First Federal Savings Bank & Trust 580 

First Federal of Michigan S 9S 

First of America 650 

Manufacturers 690 

Mlchrgan National of Delroll 630 

Nallonal Bank of DetrOit 700 

Standard Federal 600 

A,k Ahout Our ()thN Full '>e""r Product. 

20247 Mack Avenue • Gro,se POinte Woods 

(Bel ween 7 f,f R \-lde Roads) 

(313) 881.5200 

26336 Twelve Mde Rd • SouthfIeld 

(313) 358.5170 

llIIIoobstMiChigan 

NOTICE OF ADOPTION. The CIty CouncIl of Grosse Pomte Woods 

has adopted the folloYQng-Ordmance at Its regular meetmg of Nov 

ember 7, 1988 

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE VI, CHAPTER 4, SECTION 

5-4 2(H) OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF GROSSE 

POINTE WOODS OF 1975 (ZONING ORDINANCE) TO PROVIDE 

MIXED OCCUPANCY IN RESIDENTIAL HOMES ABUTTING 

MACK AVENUE 

The ordinance IS avaIlable for public InspectlOn at the MUniCIpal 

Budding. 20025 Mack Plaza, between 8 30 a m and 5 p m Monday 

through FrIday 

G P N 11/17/88 

-Hl"-C"d • n "10 lX-\} dq'>l 'Ii' ~ me mln m\ m JrroOU,lte profe,~or of medlune .ll 

UCI A mcdlcd) 'l.hool .. the ne", fdl 

hondmg prohc 

It )OU ,Ire Iryrng to lo,e 20 'i0 100 

pound~ or more )OU L,1Il order yOUr 

,upply of the,e "no mk hIghly

• 

12A November 17, 1988 

Grolle Pointe Newl 

1988 Pointe vote totals 

Candidate County/State Total 

City Farms Park Shores Woods (As Applicable) Candidate County/State Total 

City Farms Park Shores Woods (As Applicable) 

PresIdent, Vice PresIdent 

BlI~h Quayle, R 

CltCult Court~. 

2,625 5,147 4,672 1,619 8,552 1,974,578 Eleven elected 

Dukdkl~ Benst~en, D 878 1,279 2,221 203 2,353 1,687,491 

Wilham Leo Cahalan*, GlOsse Ile 1 707 ~ 938 3,005 772 4,490 266,982 

Robert Colombo Jr ., 

u.s. Senate , 

:' 

Glosse POinte 

JJln Dunn R E Laming 2,035 

1,711 

4,178 2931 2,913 

3,563 1,346 6,346 

823 4,398 261,002 

1,349,663 

Don Reigle', D Flint 

Michael Connor*, DetrOIt 

1,294 

1,594 

2,081 3,042 3S9 4,202 

2,716 2,737 840 

2,121,515 

3,961 262,226 

Andrea Ferrara, Grosse lie 761 1,492 1,858 635 2,745 193,446 

U,5. HbUe&- 

John Hausner. , G P Park l,44,3 2,458 3,061 625 3,730 197,985 

James Mlei>*,Llvoma 

13th District 

1,383 2,393 2,337 703 3,460 213,887 

John W Savage, R DetrOit 

Michael Stacey*, DetrOit 

2,281 

1,438 

4,121 

2,380 

12,721 

2,522 674 3,795 247,579 

Cynthia Stephens", Detl Olt 

George Crockett Jr ", D-Detrolt 754 1,991 

1,391 

100,194 

2389 2,..l28 672 3,631 272,365 

14th DIstrict 

Paul Teranes", Grosse POinte 1,045 '2911 2,801 729 3,798 198,892 

Klnneth ~1c~ealy, 

Kaye Tel tzag", Allen Park 1,409 2 'J'l7 2,:l96 720 3,485 226,413 

R ~lddli>onHeights 

Sharon TeVISFinch., Detlolt 

3,951 

1396 

1,279 5,892 64,907 

2286 '2361 671 :3123 235,515 

Helen WhIte>, DetrOIt 

f)(.l1ms Hertel"', D Harper Woods 2,146 482 4,404 114,745 

1,401 2,:;01 2,523 b60 :3 G24 253,091 

'Sfaf8. Sdot $Il'O~JIS 

~.Koo&e- 

. 

13th District 

A Ban MedicaId AbOltlOns 

Wilham Bryant Jr" , 

YES 1,613 J,238 3,19-1 1,0.34 6,225 1,945,009 

R G P Falms 

NO 1 7Hi 30 l7 3,507 

2,545 5,092 3,972 

743 

1,569 7,914 24,096 

4,359 1,478,149 

Katherine Barnhart, 723 1,058 1,846 191 2,148 10,127 

B Vlctlms Rights In 

D G P Falm., 

ConstitutIOns 

YBoS ~ Board 2,678 5,19j of ~atlQft: '),')06 1 421 8,676 2,639,275 

J 

Barbal d Dumouchelle, R Grs IIe NO 2,406 4,832 587 9R,i 1,016 ~82 4,330 1,'>25 1,490 7,585 650,557 

~lafllyn Lundy, R Grosse Pomte 

1,581,494 

2,349 4,758 

C $660 MJlhon bonds for 

4,196 1,511 7,445 1,534,154 

Ldv,rence Crawford, D Sagmaw 715 1,019 1,734 

EnVIronmental Cleanup 

177 2,071 1,533,671 

Stephel) Economy, D Farmington 

YES 2,8lG ;) 245 5,351 1,381 8,406 

NO 

2,490,792 

Hllb 696 988 1,618 169 1,953 lbO 

1,371,566 

954 9bb 325 1,774 771,681 

D $140 Milhon for Recl eatlOl1dl 

universtty Of Miehi4)1m a.guma 

ProJect., 

Deane Baker", R- Ann Arbor 2,314 4,659 3,752 1,477 7,300 1,578,278 YES 2,275 4,122 

Chfford Taylor, R E Lansmg 2,197 

4,507 1,047 

4,484 

6,423 2,050,495 

3,849 1,402 6,817 1,456,691 NO 971 1 971 

Thomas Lewand, D.BIrmmgham 

1909 

727 

591 3,512 

1,030 

1,193,422 

1,616 219 2,155 1,456,034 

Nellie Varner", D Detroit 790 1,179 1,887 206 2,227 1,490,728 W>1lf~ ~V Propos.aJS 

Ban gambhng m casmos 

MIC!119M StItB Unwenlfty- YES 

Trustees 

2325 4,397 4,564 1,169 7,458 405,869 

NO 

Edward LIebler, R LanSing 

862 1 481 1 696 427 

2,156 4,402 

2,436 226,209 

3,729 1,424 6,754 1,410,441 

Tom Reed", R DeWitt 2,320 4,712 4,0G2 1,459 7,181 

One MIll for IntermedIate 

1,533,156 

Barbara Rom, D-Bloomfield Hills 720 1,005 1,734 199 2,081 1,486,195 

School DIStTlCtSpeCIal EducatIOn 

Robert WeISS,D-Grand Blanc 747 1,103 1,829 210 2,207 1,511,969 YES 1,949 3,209 3,708 931 5,391 

NO 1,139 

347,465 

2,315 2,199 667 4,115 260,564 

w.yn.: Sttt.~Of GoltttmDJ., , 

, 

G,P'~Pat~ ,pr-oPQ&m 

Hatle Massey, R,Detroit 2,073 4,226 3,648 1,380 6,440 1,416,296 1 Amend Charter to allow re- 

RIchard Van Dusen*, R- 

placement of mUlllclpal Judge 

Blrmmgham 2,446 4,910 4,343 1,501 7,120 

Murray Jackson*, D-Detroit 

1,523,856 ~ 4,986 

781 1,142 1,756 220 2,188 1,442,661 NO 

VICki Kremm, D-Rochester Hills 

998 

689 943 1,626 184 2,112 1,439,504 

2' Amend charter to set mUlllCI. 

Ifat. $upttiffl*= ~ ":~",, '::::-:,. ~:: ':>;- ... :::'...;' " '.1. : , 

."' 

pal Judge salary to $16,000 - 

Jumes Bl'lckley*, Traverse CIty 2,085 3,749 3,905 583 6,149 

$15,000 

1547.827 

Richard Johnston, Mount 

YES 4,188 

Clemens 356 815 785 375 1,224 NO 

404,599 

1,599 

Jerry Kaufman, HuntIngton 

G.t>, Shot.es P'~l& 

Woods 307 536 821 529 1,143 463,887 - Amend charter to reqUIre filmg 

Charles Levln*, Detroit 1,695 2,806 3,030 358 4,334 

Marvm StempIen, Plymouth 1,674,705 of nommatlOns for local candl- 

459 868 1,015 361 1,584 

Donald Warmbler, Dearborn 

434,075 dates 49 days before electlOn 

132 266 331 394 485 203,310 YES 1,399 

NO 

Stat& ~1lI Of ~, ..... ,%~ ::;. ..... :.. ....... 

, 

158 

" . 

1st District, Non-Incumbents 

- Amend charter to reVIse pubhc 

Gladys Barsamian, Plymouth 561 1,228 1,370 notice of new ordmances 

553 

Thomas Brennan, Dearborn 

1,782 207,625 

1,302 2,617 2,588 713 3,969 320,676 

YES 

RIchard Hathaway, G P. Park 

1,178 

1,158 2,009 2,097 504 3,181 319,030 NO 

Maureen Redly, G P Park 

276 

1,605 3,026 3,168 734 4,803 349,471 - Increase maximum fine fOJ or 

WJJ.>(1iIr CUUntV' 

dmance vlOlatlOns from $100 

Prosecutor 

to $500 

Donnelly Hadden, R.DetrOit YES 

2,017 4,132 3,548 1,358 6,390 

1,078 

John O'Halr", D-Detroit 198,772 NO 

1,051 1,718 2,538 371 3,300 

492 

478,022 

- Allow VIllage to enter contracts 

Sheriff 

of less than $10,000 WIthout 

Robert Flcano., D LIVonia 1,227 2,089 2,984 561 4,489 539,746 

bIds 

YES 

Clerk 

905 

NO 

Lawrence SchweIger, R.Llvoma 641 

1,965 4,039 3,454 1,316 6,236 192,270 

James Killeen"', D G;P Farms 1,115 1,830 2,620 392 3,479 481,060 Voter Turnout 75% 76% 65% 83% 71% NOT AVAILABLE 

l 

;' 

:C&unty'~lhmi~l!Btmat.. .. 

DaVId Pochmara, R Harper 

Woods 1,919 3,896 " Denotes Incumbent 

3,490 1,340 6,113 27,129 

DaVid Cavanagh"', D.G P Woods 1,198 1,962 2,665 380 3,693 31,527 Denotes Wmner 

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Bryant easily re-elected; ponders 1990 gubernatorial 

By John Minnis 

Siaft Writer 

Local ..,tate Rep Wilham 

Bryant ,11 , who eae;lly bedt hi'" 

Democl atlc opponent In ia!>t 

week's genel al electIOn, said he 

I~ con..,ldel mg I unnlng for gavel 

nO! In 1990 

Bryant'!> gubel ndlOllal mten 

tlOn~ at thl.., early dale he ~ald 

Blyant Ii> pleac;ed With the 

!>electlOn of the Houc;e le,Hlel'" for 

the uHlllng tel m lie "did M,ljOl 

Ity Ledde! elplt L(,\\ I.., l)Oddk, J) 

........ 

No lines 

BIIch Run, and Mmollty Leadel 

Paul HlIlegonds, R Holland, are 

"both genumely nice mdlvldual,>, 

not combatIve" He saId the com 

IIlg term With the two leaders I" 

d "umque opportunity for find 

lng e.;ome new or better ways of 

problem solvmg " 

Dodak, 42, takes over for Gat y 

Owen, D YpsJ!antl, who IS letlr 

mg at the end of thIS term 

Political ob"ervers are watLh 

Il1g With some Il1tere..,t to see 

how Dodak, \\ Ith hIe.;easy gOll1g, 

'>oftspoken ndture, WIll take 

over fOI the often outtdte's publrc schools remallls a 

top PllOllty He "aid he expects 

hIS colleal,'Ues 111 Lansll1g WIll 

hdve a lefinancmg plan af:,lreed 

upvl. Lj Un: \.:IIU u[ Decellloel 

dnd that It wtll be put befO!e the 

..,tate'~ vote! s Il1 Mal ch 

Whde he agl pes 1\ Ith the need 

to help findnudlh tloubJed 

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tllct can Ial.'>e locally 

BI yant sUld UJlllmunltw,> and 

ta"pdyel" should be able to 

,>pend ac; much money a'> they 

want to on theu 0\\ n i>Chools 

Another It.,>ue that mu,>t be 

confl anted h "cl'lme 111 genel al 

and drug abuse m paltlcular," 

he Said Bryant belreves the 

state need~ programs slmllal to 

those 111 Cdilforl1la that work to 

bulld up people'e.; e.;elfesteem of legl"latlOn th(' lame 

PhI trJ 11\ fohn \1mnl ... 

Voters at Richard Middle School found no lines most of the day last week. Election workers 

said it was very busy, however, when the polls opened in the morning. 

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el'> have two vedl s to ovel ('orne 

the negdtl\ e backlash among 

votel'> 

Such unpopuldl legIslatIOn 

lOuld mclude AIDS te,>tlllg Id\\C; 

dnd higher taxe'> for road!> and 

blldf.{e.."BI)'ant ~dld 

In fdct, Bryant had balely 

\\ ,11 ned of the pos,>lble ml"deed" 

of a lame duck lef:,1)..,latUl e when 

Dodak announced on MIchIgan 

pubilc bloadcac;tmg's "Off the 

HecO!d" FliddY that he I'> Il1 fd 

vor of d 2 cent gasoline tax III 

CIea"e fOI loads HlIlegonds Ie; 

repOIted to be 111 favO! of the tdX 

CONSIDER 

IT WITH 

CONFIDENCE. 

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mClease a" well Engler Ii. saId 

to SUppOlt the gas tax If Gov 

,lame,> Blanchard wIll back It 

There appear" to be little likelihood 

the gas tax Increase could 

be rdmmed through before the 

end of the current term slI1ce 

Blanchal d Ii> opposed to the inu 

ed'>e dnd !>ll1ce an attempt to 

Ial!>ega.., taxee.; failed last year. 

Concernll1g hll'> poe.;slble race 

fOl governor, BI)'ant Said he IS 

he!>ltant to take on the ta"k He 

..,31d he hdteULtllHl ,111d no..,l.' 

'lild e'l l'lld l on el tlon 

'" I ..'llllld, Ilt above) that will make It convenient for working couples 

returning those weekend movie rentals 4) VIDEO GAME CARTRIDGES for rental 

at $2 DO/night 5) QUALITY TV's, VCR's, stereos, phones, answerrng machines and 

more (from Panasonlc, Sony, General Electrrc and others) at prices you won't believe. 

Some Examples of many STORE OPENING SPECIAlS: (for Limited Time Only) 

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Eastland's Polo Shop Grand Opening is Saturday, November 19. 

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IF YOU ARE NOT A MEMBER, IT'S EASY TO JOIN. 

MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES: 

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than before, our OS$OrtrMnt (If Pula merchondise Me; eqVs Saturday, November 19, from 12 

to 4 pm. for refreshments and informal modelmg. It's on event Rolph Lauren 

couldn't hove designed anv better. 

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Cinema League 

The next meeting of the 

Grosse Pomte Cinema League, 

which meets in the War Memorial 

Fries AuditorIUm, 18 Mon. 

day, Nov 21, at 8 p.m. 

"Skoal Scandanavla" and 

"Zah Vahsheh Russia" is a 

35mm shde show - with spec. 

tacular scenery, shown by Mary 

Ellen Tappan, which she filmed 

m June and July 1988. This 

fresh.from-the.camera, dual. 

projector show frohcs through 

the Scandmavlan countnes of 

Denmark, Norway, Sweden and 

Fmland 

The enchantmg Cities of Co. 

penhagen, Oslo, Stockholm and 

Helsm}{l are among the those 

mcluded m thiS interesting shde 

show. The travels finish With a 

VISit to two of RUSSia's greatest 

cIties Imperial St Petersburg 

((.Rnmgrad) and Tovari!lh Mos 

cow 

Tappan spent most of her career 

in advertising, advertising 

administration and law office 

administration. After retiring 

she joined Mr. Q Travel Agency 

as a travel consultant. Following 

her second retirement she is free 

to ellJoy her hobbies, which in. 

c1ude travel and photography. 

She has been president of the 

Women's Advertisers Club and 

IS a founding member and past 

president of the Women's Economic 

Club. 

New members are welcome 

Dues are $12. 

The public is invited to attend 

for a charge of $2, plus 50 cents 

for the social hour that follows. 

The Beats go on 

There will be an infonnal literary 

discussion on the Beat 

Generation Saturday, Nov 19, 

from 7 to 10 p.m. at James A. 

Monnig, Bookseller, 15133 Kercheval. 

Edie Kerouac Parker, a native 

Grosse Pointer, will open the discussion 

with a lecture on local 

history pertaining to Jack Ker. 

ouac and the Beats in the De. 

troit area. 

• . There is no charge for the .lec. 

ture. Music will be provided by 

Village Record and Tapes and 

there will be free wine and 

snacks. Give advance notice by 

calling Monnig at 331.2238 or 

Grub Street Bookery, the co-host 

of the evening, at 882.7143. 

Eileen Iulian, left, and Tassia Papatriantafyllou are among 

the cast members of University Ligsett School's production of 

"The Coarse Acting Show." 

Photo by Cathy &hmldt 

David Darby and Amanda Poland rehearse for "The Coarse 

Acting Show," a series of three short plays that will run through 

Saturday. Nov. 19. 

Players to perform 

three short plays 

The University Liggett School 

Players will present their fall 

production, "The Coarse Acting 

Show," a series of three short 

plays, Thursday through Saturday, 

Nov. 17.19, at 7:30 p.m. in 

the main auditorium at 1045 

'Cook Road, Grosse -Pointe 

Woods. 

Tickets for the evening of fun 

and satire which spoofs murder 

mysteries, opera and Shakespeare, 

cost $1.50 for students, 

$2 for adults. Call 8844444 for 

advance reservations at a 50 

cent per ticket dIscount 

The cast included Liz Bryant, 

Dave Castanien, Chris Codlsh, 

Gerald Curley, David Darby, 

Ann Marie Gray, Caroline Gray, 

Ed Jacomo, Eileen Julian, David 

Mehram, Tassla Papatrianta. 

fyllou, Wl1ham Peck, Amanda 

Poland, Amy Rogo, Nishu Sood, 

Allana Stark, Yohanna Suczek, 

Mara Vorhees and Kelly Zelazny. 

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aI' Saint Nicholas to visit art institute 

Back to contmue the traditIOn, 

"Breakfast With Santa," one of 

the DetrOit Institute of Arls' 

many hohday actlvilles, wlIl be 

gm m the museum's Kresge 

Court mdoor cafe on Fl'Iday, 

Nov 25, the day after Thanks 

gIVmg. Santa will be m le,',l. 

dence at the DIA dally Tuesda) s 

through Saturdays until Dee 23 

With the help of Ahce and her 

Tour Boston- 

Edison district 

On Sunday, Dec 18, Jom the 

reSIdents of DetrOIt's Boston- 

Edison Hlstonc Dlstnct for the 

14th annual Hlstonc Bo:.ton- 

Edison Hohday Home:. Tour 

GUided tOurs Will begm every 

30 mmute:. from 11 a m to 4 

pm, With shuttle bu:. departul es 

flOm Sacred Heart ,semInary, 10 

cated on Chicago Boulevard at 

Lmwood Avenue FI ee parkmg 

Will be prOVided 

ThIS combmatlOn walkIng and 

bus tour Will take you back to 

the turn of the century to view 

the fine extenor and mtellOr Ies- 

Identlal archItecture of the early 

1900s 

The five homes Included on 

the tour Will be decorated for the 

holIdays. ReSIdent tour gUIdes 

wl11 accompany you throughout, 

provldmg mterestmg hlstones 

obtained from the Burton Hlstor 

Ical CollectIOn and the Boston 

Edison ArchIves 

Followmg the tours, reSIdents 

of Boston-Edison wl11 serve com 

phmentary refreshments m the 

beautiful BIshop Gallaghel 

Room of Sacred Heart Seminal y 

Tickets are $8 and must be 

purchased in advance For Infor 

matlOn, call 222 0330 

Sports show 

hits airways 

Every day of the week at 4 

pm., sports enthUSIasts have the 

opportUnIty to VIew some of the 

finest athletes and SPOltS personahtles 

in the Grosse Pomte area 

Grosse Pomte News Sports Ed- 

Itor Rob Fulton hosts "Chalk 

Talk," a weekly sports show ca 

tenng to Grosse Pomte. Chalk 

Talk can be Viewed at 4 p.m. 

Monday through Fnday, and at 

8:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, 

Fnday and Sunday on channel 

32 Lakeshore. 

This week, Fulton mtervlews 

high school football players Matt 

Brady (North), and Dale WIlson 

(South). Beginning Monday, Nov 

21, Mark "Doc" Andrews, of 

WCZY 95 5 FM, Will be the 

guest. 

fnends li'om Wonderland, Jolly DIA ticket office everyday but 

old Santa himself Will VISit each Monday, or by mad to DlA 

table and then take up reSidence Ticket Office, 5200 Woodward, 

In hIS gilded chall' to welcome DetrOit. Mlch 48202-4094 For 

youngsters onto hiS lap to heal' aSSIstance and InformatIon, call 

hohday secret:. Adults are en- 832 2730 during regular busl 

caUl aged to bnng theIr camel as ness hours 

to take keepsake photos of Santa After breakfast IS fimshed. 

and hIS httle fans "Ahce's Art Adventure," a self. 

"Bleakfast With Santa" at 9 f,'Ulded tour of the DlA's British 

45 am, Tue:.days through Sat. gallenes awaIts ThiS colonng 

urdays, WIll Include pigs In a- book.style booklet has been espeblanket 

With a warm cinnamon clally created to famdlunze mll 

applesauce, a g1 anoIa banana, :.eum fir:.t time VISitors With 

milk, coffee or lea at $5 for some of the museum's pnceles:. 

young people and adult:. 811, treasures Each young per:.on 

Resel vatlOns Ul e 1eqUired for \\111 also I ecelve a Santa pO:.t- 

. Breakfa:.t With Santa," and card for malhng hohday me" 

may be made In pel son dt the sages back to Santa at the DIA 

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Teacher~ 

From page 1 

m the zoo's fundIng allocatlOm, 

Button took a sabbatical In 

1982-83 and worked full time at 

the Detroit Free Presf> to get 

some practIcal expenence as a 

newspaperman on alai ge city 

dally He wrote features, sports 

and news; he edited, he wrote for 

the CIty desk and The Way We 

LIve section 

He also helped put togethel a 

publicatIOn, "EdItIng Notebook," 

as part of the FI ee Press' News 

papers m EducatIOn PIogram 

The workbook type publIcatIOn IS 

a concIse explanatIOn - fO! stu 

dents of journalism - of what a 

blg-clty daIly newspaper's edltOl s 

do Button contmues to work 

part tIme for the Free Press a~ a 

copy edItor - mostly dunng 

summers and durIng school va 

catIon tIme 

Button received hIS bachelOl's 

and teacher's certIficate from the 

Umverslty of Northern Iowa, hiS 

master's degree In JournalIf>m 

from the Umverslty of Iowa 

He also conducts a vanety of 

semmars and clImcs for teachers 

and students of JournalIsm 

"The Tower IS WIllIng to 

tackle current and Important sto 

nes in the lIves of young people 

and develop these as well as 

most profeSSIOnal JournalIsts," 

Button saId 

For example, he said, last 

week the Grosse Pomte school 

board agenda mcluded diSCUSSIOn 

of a recommendatIOn to mcrease 

the weIght of final exam grades 

when determimng high school 

final grades. 

"South students read about 

this in The Tower before It was 

brought up m the board of edu 

cation meetmg," Button said 

Because of The Tower's story, 

nearly two dozen students at 

tended the Nov 7 board meetmg 

and presented theIr VIews on the 

proposed policy 

The presence of students 

caused the board to postpone a 

decision on the matter, allowmg 

students a chance to prepare arguments 

for the December board 

meetmg. 

Button also credited The Tower's 

success to It'S ImmedIacy 

"It's always been a weekly It's 

alive. Current It glVes up-to date 

new news," he saId 

And that's exactly what Its 

readers want. 

He said the newspaper IS successful 

also because of ItS constantly 

changmg deSIgn. "It's 

never static. Graphics and de- 

SIgn changes constantly. The 

Tower IS always pushmg to do 

better than It has In the past," 

he SaId 

Button IS high on JournalIstic 

freedom for students He sees hIS 

role as an adVIser, not a dIctator 

"There's never a questIOn of 

freedom of the press at South," 

he said "Students need Journal- 

Istic freedom m order to understand 

the necessIty for responsl 

ble freedom 

\ 

Special Notice 

Holiday Rubbish Schedule 

Thanksgiving Day 

Thursday, November 24, 1988 

1'1 I' ill \Ill L:" H" """lh 

CIty Of(&rOSS£ 'nint£ 1J1armsMiChig,tn 

There WIll be no re~ldentlal I ubbI~h collectIOn on ThUl SUd\, N ovem 

bel' 24, 1988 All Thursday I etlongI, thdt 11Igh 

VIsed us - but dIdn't clamp school Jam ndh"m'" goal IS not to 

down" pI epal e kids to be pi ofesslOndl 

In the early '70s, when Para Journahsts Journah'>m 1'3dn e;.,. 

chlald appeared on MichIgan's cellent vehIcle fOl teaclllng 

ballot, The Tower took a stand broadel "kills, he '>dld. In pi epel 

on the ISSue and ran an edltollal IatlOn for hfe 

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warming par!y, you'JI save blr, furnace IS ont! of 'PULSE 

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"JOUl'l1dlt,>tn I'>one of the bc."t 

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t 111' 11 IOUlnah '>Ill tldll1lng 1\ a'> 

c':-.ccllent pI epdl-.ltlon fO! college 

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In hOllOI' of Button's aWatd, 

the Dow Jones New"paper Fund 

wtll donate a $1,000 scholdlshlp 

to the Glosse Pomte South sen 

101 \\ ho wm" a JOllrnahstlc wnt 

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Thanksgiving Pointers 

17A 

t 

C~ristopher Hessler: Roast Michigan Pheasant 

wIth Natural Sauce and Pecan-Sage Dressing 

At 26, Christopher 

Hessler, 

head chef at the Lochmoor 

Club, is spending his first 

Thanksgiving without his 

family. Instead he'll be up to 

his gizzards in, well, gIzzards 

preparing the club's holIday 

feast 

The famIly's traditional celebration 

centered around hIS 

mother's turkey, ("She's a 

really good cook") and family. 

As Hessler's recIpe here 

shows, Thanksgiving can be 

Just as tradltlOnal WIthout 

turkey, and just as filling. 

Roast Pheasant 

5 young pheasants 

2 tsp. salt and pepper 

1tsp. game spice (see recipe) 

3/4 cup clarified butter 

2 c. brown stock 

1/2 c. brandy 

3 T. cold butter 

Remove wmgs from breast 

completely Next remove legs 

from breast by shtt10g the connecting 

skin and then cutt10g 

through the bone that connects 

the breast and legs on the back 

I'lide. Season legs WIth salt, pepper 

and game spice 

Heat butter on top of stove 10 

roasting pan. Place legs, wings 

and giblets in and brown on both 

sides. Cover with foil and place 

in preheated 325 0 oven. (Legs of 

older pheasants should be 

braised) Continue by roasting 

legs, turning occasionally until 

tender (about 45 minutes). Remove 

legs from pan, keep warm. 

Drain fat from pan and reserve 

Add brown stock and 

brandy to roast1Og pan, removing 

the drippings, place in sauce 

pan and simmer for 20 minutes, 

strain and set aside. Clean roasting 

pan and place 10 preheated 

450 0 oven. Season breasts with 

salt, pepper and game spIce and 

place In roast1Og pan WIth fat 

dramed from legs Roast breast 

for 20 mmutes turnIng occaSIOnally. 

Remove breasts from pan, 

dIscard fat and deglaze pan wltI-- 

lIqUId from legs addIng cold butter 

to lIqUId whIle whlppmg 

Place legs m sauce and 1eheat 

gently (remove bones from legs If 

desired> SlIce breast removmg 

WIshbone whIle shcmg, but allow 

breast to rest at least 10 mmutes 

after roast1Og and then sel ve 

sliced pheasant breast WIth legs, 

';POVnlJl6 "",tl" ... ,)\-"'1 lJUth 

Game Spice 

3 T. black pepper 

1 T. bay leaves 

1T. thyme 

1 T. allspice berries 

1 T, juniper berries 

1T. coriander 

Grind all together in spIce 

mill. SpIce should be kept 10 a 

cool area 10 a tightly covered 

container May also be used on 

other game 

Chris Hessler 

Whether it's gobbling up a turkey, or SIttIng around 

the teleVIsion set WIth the famIly watchmg the LIOns Jose 

yet another game, Grosse Pointe Thanksglv1l1gs are 

steeped m tradItIOns. 

We asked four locals from professIOnal cooks to a mom 

to a lO-thumbed kItchen wonder: "What IS yom favollte 

Thanksgiving reCIpe?" ThIS IS what we got Maybe one of 

these reCIpes WIll become part of your famIly's spread 

Text and Photos by Ronald J. Bernas 

Pecan Sage Dressing 

7 slices white bread, trimmed, 

cubed and lightly toasted 

112 c. milk 

114 pound softened buttel' 

3 egg yolID> 

1/4 c. pecan halves 

1 tsp. rubbed sage 

1 pinch nutmeg 

pinch of salt 

3 egg whites 

Sprmkle milk over bread 10 

Lu.,1J r.n.1A,n~ bv ...1 In ~i.i{)thcr 

bowl whIp butter and egg yolks 

untl! hght and fluffy, add thIS to 

bl ead and milk along With pecan 

halves, 'lage, nutmeg and salt 

WhIp egg whItes m mIxing bowl 

on hIgh speed until they peak, 

':lut not too .,tlff Fold mto first 

mlxtUle 

Place btu1fing In greased bak- 

Ing pan and bake at 325 0 for 30 

minutes or until golden brown 

on top 

.~' 

After hstemng to Park resIdent 

Kathy Groustra tell the 

followmg story, we were WOI' 

rIed about what kmd of n.'c 

Ipe she would share 

"My famIly loves Brussels 

sprouts," she sald "When we 

have them, we count them 

and make sure everyone gets 

the same amounts so no one 

is getting more than anyone 

else" 

But her first recIpe come~ 

from old famIly tradItIOn, 

passed down from mother to 

daughter, and her second 

comes from a recIpe adapted 

from a book, lIke most of her 

dIshes. 

Groustra saId she adapts 

reCIpes to suit her and her 

famIly's tastes, and usually 

they come out better than the 

original 

"My famlly hkes to eat, the 

kIds are used to me throwmg 

all sorts of new thIngs at 

them," she SaId, addmg that 

the Groustra famlly's 

ThankSgIVing celebratIOns In- 

Kathy Groustra 

clude "anythIng and everythmg" 

In the way of food 

The followmg reCIpe can be 

served hot or cold, although 

the taste IS dIfferent when 

served cold It can be micro 

waved to heat It up the next 

day, she SaId 

Persimmon Pudding 

1/2 c. sugar 

1/2 c. butter 

2 eggs 

2 c. persimmon (peel and run 

through food processor or 

food mill) 

2 c. sour milk 

1 tsp. each soda and vanilla, 

cinnamon 

2 c. flour 

Cream butter and sugar. Add 

eggs and beat well Add persimmons, 

vanilla and cmnamon 

Dls'lolve soda m mIlk Add alter 

nately mJlk and flour Bake In a 

slow oven at lea'lt 40 mInutes, 

or 

untIl done Serve warm WIth Ice 

cream 01 whipped cream 

Potato Cheese Puff 

12 medium boiling potatoes 

2 medium onions, minced 

112 c. plus 2 1/2 tablespoons 

"1\ , 

Kathy 

Groustra: 

Persimmon 

Pudding and 

Potato Cheese 

Puff 

unsalted butter 

2 1/4 c. sharp white cheddar 

cheese, grated 

1 c. plus 2 tablespoons milk 

salt to taste, if desired 

freshly ground pepper to 

taste 

3 eggs well beaten 

Scrub and boil the potatoes 

until soft Peel and mash thoroughly. 

Preheat oven to 375°. Saute 

the onions WIth one and a half 

tablespoons butter over medium 

heat untIl wIlted. Set aside. 

Comb me mashed potatoes in a 

saucepan WIth one-half cup butter 

and the cheese, milk, salt, 

pepper and onions and stir over 

low heat untIl the butter and 

cheese are melted Fold in the 

beaten eggs 

Grease a three quart casserole 

or souffie dish with the remainmg 

one tablespoon of butter and 

pour in the potato mixture. Bake 

uncovered 45 to 50 minutes until 

potatoes are brown and puffy. 

Serves 12 

ThIS dIsh can be prepared 

ahead of tIme, and cooked just 

before servmg 

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Mike Duffy: Pickled Peaches 

ThanksgIvmg at the Duffy 

house in the Woods is, according 

to Mike Duffy, a day for 

legalized gluttony 

But asking MIke Duffy, columnist 

for the DetrOit Free 

Press, for a recipe IS lIke askmg 

GlOrIa Stemem for the 

phone number of a good man, 

because Duffy can't cook, he 

declares with more than a lIttle 

pnde. 

"Let's see," he says when 

asked what hIS speCIaltIes 

are "I do peanut butter sand- 

WIches, and chIlI - canned 

chlh My WIfe does 99 percent 

of the cookmg" 

Usually ThanksgIvmg day 

begInc:; for Duffy With the 

aroma of a turkey roa~tmg 

WhIch, of course, he had 

nothmg to do WIth .Jane, hiS 

Wife, IS m charge of that 

After watchmg the parades 

With hIS children Chnstopher 

and Ehzaheth. thp re

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From page lA 

ogy at Queens UnIversity for 

four years He studIed neuro. 

pathology at the UnIversIty of 

Toronto for two and a half more 

years 

BesIdes hIs natIve language, 

Serbo.Croatlan, he speaks En. 

gllsh, and a little French and 

Spamsh. 

MeanwhIle, Jadranka got her 

master's degree m me

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Novembel 17, 1988 

Grosse Pointe News 19A 

11 memorial trees lanted • zn Grosse Pointe Woods 

The melllOlW" ot jil (,I h , 

POInte Wood" IE "Id, IIh Illd 0111 

famIly wel e hUIH'I' rI \ ( , 

through the cIty\., 1IIII1I,tl \1, Pill 

nalTree Dt>dlt,lllOIl IJlO, I III, 

MayO! GeOlgl' f'I"1111111 'lid 

the yeally pl,l!1lIJlh Iii I l (- J'> 

"to remembel tho,,!' III ,Ii , II, 

whom we chell"hl'd tI, dl 1\ 

"I am Vel'; plld"lIl 11 d 11)( 

Tree Comml""Wll lid' (I I, j( II 

a brreat Job Oil thh ,\ l II III 

said 

Com m 1..,"lOIll'! Bdll. II" II \ I 

saId the lleh dll' 11\ III' II, 1"'1 

als thdt dl"o III.llltill 'II' I' \ 

The memOlll'" of 'II" l I, I 

ored thlb yetll \,ell' 

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St. Clare students 

learn not to burn 

All of the students of St Clare 

school recently partIcIpated m a 

comprehensIve fire and burn educatIOn 

program called Learn 

Not to Burn 

The program mcluded a fire 

survival course along WIth instructIOn 

on preventative fire 

safety measures AdditIOnal 

learmng techmques Involved the 

protectIOn and persuasIOn as 

peets of fire and burn safety 

The chIldren were also asked 

to take the fire safety message 

home vIa OperatIOn EdIth ThIs 

Involved havmg each family 

make an escape plan then prac 

tlce It The result ",as an ED 

ITH EXit Dnlls In The Home 

Half-day 

for North 

Grosse Pomte ~orth High 

School Will dIsmISS students at 

11-30 a m WPdnec:d~y, f)f'{' 7 1n 

order that the commumty may 

enJoy the ChrIstmas concert and 

tea from 1 to 3 p m In the Cen. 

ter for the Performmg 

Arts 

The school schedule WIll be 

shortened periods 1 through 4 

Lunches WIll not be served The 

afternoon bus WIll be available 

at 11:30 a m 

Indian exhibit 

The flfth grade at Umverslty 

Liggett School IS sponsonng an 

Indian ExhibIt Mondays through 

Fridays, Nov. 21 through Dec 

21, at the Cook Road campus 

The exhIbIt IS open to the pub. 

lic and is free Hours are 8-30 

a.m. until 4 p m. m the Arts 

Wmg Gallery at ULS. 

For more information, call 

8844444. 

No litterpigs here! 

Maire Elementary School second graders in student teacher Kay Hazen's class have been 

studying about pollution for the last few weeks. 

They'll be developing their own recycling project. 

Mercy invites high school seniors 

High school semors can get a 

preview of campus hfe at Mercy 

College of DetrOIt's annual "Col. 

lege for A Day" program FrIday, 

Nov. 18, 

SpeCIal classes taught by Mer. 

cy's professors and coverIng 

more than 15 subject areas, from 

alhed health t 

SAVE $7.00 YD. INSTALLED! 

$15" 

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Thanksgiving 

dance 

The War Memonal will hold 

ItS annual Thanksg,vmg Dance 

for SIxth thlough eighth gI'aders, 

Wednesday, Nov. 23 from 730 to 

10'30 pm 

This pre.hohday event IS open 

to all mIddle school students who 

reSIde m or attend school m 

Grosse Pomte The dance fea 

tures contmuous musIC by 

Grosse POinte's own STC Enter. 

tamment 

TICkets are $375 per person 

(limIt two per student) and are 

available by advance sale only at 

the War MemOrial front desk 

Students must show I D when 

purchasing tIckets and when en 

tering the dance No tickets Will 

be sold after 7 p m the evemng 

of the dance 

Parents wi'lhing to rhRpel nne, 

calI the War Memonal at 881 

7511 You will receIve a free 

ticket for your student 

Rosenthal 

honored 

Judith Rosenthal, an Enghsh 

teacher for 20 years at Regina 

High School m Harper Woods, 

has been named an Outstandmg 

Teacher by Mel cy College m De 

trOlt 

Rosenthal was one of 38 teach. 

ers honored by Mercy at a lunch. 

eon m late October She was 

nom mated by Ann-Mane Ray, a 

graduate of Regina who IS now a 

freshman at Mercy maJonng 111 

nmsmg 

A reSident of Grosse Pomte 

Woods, Rosenthal is also chaIr. 

person of Regina's English department 

and a semor class mod. 

eratoI'. In additlOn, she IS an 

mstructor at Henry Ford Com. 

mumty College In Dearborn. 

R 

Peler K. Lutken III. acting headmaster of University Liggett SchooL and Ethel Burwell. associate 

director of admissions, accept a plaque from Dr. Beltye Arrington Martin. right, general co-chair 

of the 1988 Detroit Metropolitan Teen Conference. 

University Liggett recezves plaque 

Dr Bettye AIIlI1I,'ton :\1art 111, School 111 appleClatlOn for all the Paul's Cathedral Church 

general co chairman of the 1988 i>upport ULS hab given the (De- Among the 250 delegates, were 

Detroit Metropohtan Teen Can tlOlt MetlOpohtan) Teen Confel' 11 students from ULS- Ryan 

ference, recently awarded UIlI ence f! am Its II1ceptlOn," said Baller, Wendy Barnes, Richard 

versity LIggett School wIth d Mmtll1 "I do not hesitate to say BelTI, John Combs, Ali Frederplaque 

indicating apprecldtlOl1 that the prestige of ULS and the Ick, Ed Merriman, Angela 

for the school's support of the high regmd WIth which It IS held MItchell, Lmda Morreale, Cara 

annual teen conference have been mstl umental 111 at Stackpoole, Wilson Wehmeier 

Martll1 presented the plaque tJ actmg the SUppOlt of both and Kevm Whitfield. 

to Actmg Headmaster Peter K sponsors and other schools for The purpose of the conference 

Lutken III and ASSOCiate Du'ec the conference, and, therefore, 111 IS to bring local teens together to 

tor of AdmissIOns Ethel Bmwell Its success 0\ er these past five diSCUSSIssues of mterest to modwho 

was Mmtm's co chaIr at the years" ern youth, and to guide them m 

Teen Conference this year . learnmg how to make positive 

"I am debghted to give thIs On Nov. 3, the 1988 Metro chOIces 

plaque to Umverslty Liggett Teen Conference met at St ThIs year's conference started 

With a panel discussion on the 

value of the 1987 conference 

Among the six teen panehsts 

were Kandla MIlton and Juhe 

Muz ofULS 

After the panehsts were fin. 

Ished, adult faCIlitators worked 

WIth small groups of teens to 

guide them through their own 

dlscusslOns Included among the 

facihtators were ULS faculty 

members Doug Goodman, Jeff 

Healy and Carla Walker, and 

ULS parents Penny Baller and 

VIVian Buffington 

Art exhibit 

5700 E 8 Mile 

DetrOit, MI 48234 369.1511 

pqUlpment for many of The 

Neighborhood Club's mstructlOnal 

programs 

• Flom The Fl'Iends of the 

Grosse POInte Pubhc Library, 

$5,734 for appropl'latlOns for sup. 

POIt for attendance of two staff 

member'> at the CLSI Midwest 

U'lel s Group Meetmg and a fi. 

I1dlKldl contnbutlOn for a fun. 

dl al '>lI1gconsultant. 

• Flom the Fl'Iends of the 

Grosse POll1te Library, $21,650 

for applOpl'latlOns for printmg of 

Llbl ary Pomtes, plastiC book 

bags, book purchases, CL81 

equIpment, three computers and 

a fax machll1c 

-Margie Rems Sm!lh 

131 KERCHEVAL"~' 

CENTER 

Prestige Lo€adon 

On the Hill 

in Grosse Pointe Farms 

• 10,000 sq. ft./Immediate 

availability 

• Ideal for medical, office or 

retail 

• Dramatic atrium entrance 

• full-service bank on 

first noor 

• Award winning architects 

OLIVER/CATALANO 

GRUBB & EWS 

313-350-9500 

21A 

School board approves 

gifts from several PTOs 

The Gros'>e POinte 'lchool 

board accepted, With appl eCla 

tlOn, gIfts flom sevel al PTOs, 

parent !,'TOUPSand 01 gal1l7dtlOlls 

at Its meetll1g Nov 7 

• From thp Defer PTO, $3.600, 

for student pI ogl amb 

• From the Kel by ?TO, 

$1,500, fOl computCl plll1ter~ 

• From the Mil'lon PTO, 

$6,675, for stuclent pI 01,'1 am" and 

projects 

• From the Poupard PTO, 

$5,100, fOl student pI 01,'1 am'l 

• FlOm the North 11.gh School 

Parent Club, $2,500, tOWe of 

a set of uneven parallel bal s, as 

pmtml payment for the u'>e of 

North HIgh School gymnastIcs 

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FOR fifE HOME 

Knigh ts-in-training 

Cub Scout Pack No. 39 at Our Lady Star of the Sea School held a Knights of the Roundtable 

pack meeting Oct. 22. Each scout made his own costume and was knighted by Warren Damman, 

co-cubmaster. 

It!f:~ 

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Using a 28mm wide-angle lens was the only way Monte Nagler could capture this exciting photograph 

taken on Baffin Island high in the Canadian Arctic. Notice the tremendous depth-ol-field 

and extreme sharpne,I \\pdge 

,I" '>('IIOlh lI\JUI Y could I ('"ult 

All "tllk IIlg and "t11H k tool" 

ll'>ed IO! \\ OOdlhoPPIJl/-i'llld "pht 

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ll('pd(.d i\ dull tool llot ollh 

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oil l'11 (.Ill hp (LIllgeIOlh 1,lke' 

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mcorporates an impreSSIve range 

of structural element". bnck, 

Pewablc tile, carved hme~tone, 

carved oak, slate, copper and 

stamed glass Pelc said the exte 

nor of the church IS vlltually 

unchanged from 1926 

The rectory, directly m the 

church's shadow, was bUIlt much 

later, deSigned as a home for the 

priests aSSigned to the church 

It's now also used for admmls 

tl atlve offices 

8t Ambrose Academy has 190 

students m grades K through 8 

Most are non-CatholIc, Pelc Said, 

and most are from DetrOIt 

The onglnal St Ambrose 

Church, a wooden structUle, 

bUIlt In 1917, IS stlll standmg, 

but has been moved to a lot be 

hmd the Park CIty Hall It's cur 

Iently used as a pansh hdll 

TIlt! wllvem lJu11uJJI~ Wd~ 

erected m 1949 to house the 

Domln!can Sisters who staffed 

5t Ambrose school When the 

hIgh school closed, the bUIlding 

was leased to Goodwill Indus 

tnes for use as an adult foster 

care home It's now bemg lea"ed 

to Wolverme Human ServIces 

for use as a reSIdentIal treat 

ment center for neglected and 

abused adolescent boys, and for 

Wolverme's admmistrative of 

fices. 

Back in the early part of thiS 

century, when the pansh was es 

tabhshed, Pelc saId, Grosse 

Pomte was growing rapIdly, 

making the transition from are. 

sort community to a suburb for 

the movers and shakers m De 

trolt's blossommg automobIle m. 

dustry. 

8t. Ambrose parish was one of 

the first established by BIshop 

MIchael Gallagher, he saId, Just 

about the tIme the city of DetrOIt 

was begmnlng to expand Also, 

Just about the tIme the Grand 

MaraIS swamp was filled and the 

area had tapped mto the CIty'S 

sewer system. 

The area grew so fast, he SaId, 

the archdIOcese didn't have the 

chance - or the foreSIght - to 

purchase a large parcel of land 

1m St Ambrose's pansh "The 

neighborhood grew so qUIckly, 

they had to buy pIeces of land 

here and there That's why the 

buildmgs are so haphazardly 

"cattered over several cIty 

blocks. 

"Now," he said, "as aban. 

doned houses come on the mar 

ket III the neIghborhood, we're 

trymg to buy them up " 

St Amblose IS consohdatmg, 

Ienovatmg dnd parilclpatmg m 

a maJOI capital Improvement 

progt am delsgned to create a 

more campus hke atmosphere 

"We'le workmg WIth the Park's 

Downtown Development Author. 

Ity, " he saId "We'd like to pull 

all the buildmgs togethel to turn 

thIS sectIOn of the cIty alOund to 

a whole new upscale look The 

chUlch IS a magnet for thIS" 

When two nearby DetrOIt 

chlu ches are closed, accordll1g to 

recent plans, 8t Ambrose will 

plobably pick up an addItional 

200 familieS - addll1g to theu 

Fall in and 

rake up these 

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St. Ambrose Church.: Bridge between Detroit, Grosse Pointe 

By Margie Reins Smith 

Staff Wnter 

This I!> the fifteenth In an OLea 

6umal ~eTle~ about Gros.',e POl!1te 

Lhurches 

5t Ambro'>e CatholIc Church, 

on the cO!ner of Hampton and 

Maryland m Gro%e Pomte Park, 

'>tands like Colo,,'>us - one foot 

III pOlilOn" of DetrOit's most eco 

nomlcally dIsadvantaged areas - 

one foot m some of GIOSse 

Pomte's most amuent nPlghbor 

hood


Grosse Pointe News Nt-W1- 

St. A11Jbrose 

From page 24A 

enough to Iecogmze people with 

out gettmg lo~t m a large 

crowd" 

Another umque aspect of 8t 

Ambrose, he said, IS the famIly 

onented educatlOnal pi o{,fram 

"No weekday seSSlOm; fOl kids 

We do It all on 8unday morn 

mg," he said "This also gets the 

mtellectual JUIces of the adult 

commuOlty f10wlllg " 

Indeed educatIOn has always 

been high on 8t Amblose list of 

pi 101 ItleS, Pelc ~ald "The palish 

I~ committed to ItChool open 

betdu:>e we're commItted to edu 

c.atlOn and to the city of DetrOit" 

In fact, he pomted out, 8t 

Ambl o~e was so commItted to 

the educatlOn of It., youngstel s, 

Uldl ud\..k III 1919, the lilbt Older 

of busInesb - even befO!e a pel 

manent Chill ch was bUIlt - was 

the constructlOn of a f,'lade 

school By the mId '20s, a high 

school had been added to the 

grade school 

Only aftel the schools '.~ele 

well establIshed and thllvmg, 

did the congregatlOn turn toward 

the constl uctlOn of a permanent 

church 

Incidently, the Cavahel ", 8t 

Ambrose's football team, wel e 

well-known champlOns m theIr 

AA dIVISIOn dunng the '60s - 

coached by G€orge Perles, to 

The Rev. Timothy Pe1c 

day'~ M8U football coach 

The '70s brought decreasmg 

enrollment 10 the wake of the 

1967 not~ m DetrOit. The result- 

109 declIne and detenoratlOn of 

nearby neIghborhoods &pelled 

doom for 8t Ambrose HIgh 

School and It closed In 1971 The 

building was demolished m the 

early '80s 

The gl ade school, 8t Ambrose 

Academy, however, continues to 

keep pace wIth educatIOnal mnovatlOns, 

accordmg to Pelc, and I~ 

dcdlcated to Its nearly 200 stu 

dcnts Many are non Cathohc, he 

'>ald Most are from DetrOit, and 

nearly half of many students' tu 

Itlon IS paid for by an operatmg 

grant prOVided by the Catholic. 

ServIces Appeal 

8t Ambrose also has a welldeveloped 

SOCIal~rvlce pro{,'l-am, 

Pelc Said "We support Crossloads 

East with food, staff and 

c.ollectlOns We also have two full 

time pastoral sisters who work 

with neIghborhood block clubs, 

Meals on Wheels, home VIsItatIOns, 

People m Faith UOlted 

(PIFUl and the 8t Vmcent de 

Paul Society_ 

"Yet - the pnonty here IS 

still worship," he said "Beautlful 

space, beautlful musIc It's 

unique There's no catalog worship 

here" 

The lovely gift of holiday mu- 

SICwlll be made aVailable to reb 

Ident.., of Glo., $10 and proceeds 

wJll Jom the fund" bet aSIde fOl 

the chou to compete next "pi mg 

m a fe"t IV

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It's a food shopping adventure 

at Farmer Jack 

Let Yvonne's-To-Go Plan Your Thanksgiving Dinner 

This Year ••• To Order Call 774-3541 

To order call 774-4577 

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Ik ~ IMd Old Fashioned Stuffing I • • I •• I 

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'24 HOlI' mwt nollu Is requlred on 'M1oIe roast~ lIHktyl 

Thanksgiving menu items available 

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hot prepared foods to go. Instant outl 

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Grosse Pointe News Nt-W4 

People who drive pickups 

Dnvlng a FOId F 150 pickup, a 

big 01' hound dog !>Ittlng next to 

me, I figured all I needed wa!> a 

gun rack and a nf1e behind my 

head to cumplete the picture 

The dog wasn't mine and I 

was not armed and thaC!> Just a 

.,tel eotype anyway, because most 

pickup tl uck buyers aren't good 

01' boys elt all Thel e probably 

alen't that many good 01' boys, 

because the FOld F.Senes pickup 

I~ the biggest selling vehicle In 

Amenca And It ha!> been fOl 

'>even yem,> 

Sale" III the 1988 model )eIde But you don't have to, because 

you've got power Windows 

and powel locb 

A 49 hter V 6 With five speed 

manual tran"mlsslOn IS "tandard 

m the F Senec:; pickup, but the 

te,>t vehicle had 5 hter V 8 whICh 

put out 185 hOIc:;epowpr, 40 mOle 

th,m the V 6, and a three-speed 

clutomatJC 

Richard Wright 

It all "eem" very CIVIlized and 

I had a SuspiCIOn that suburban 

type" might go fO! thiS vehicle as 

much ac:;fal'mers and that more 

of these workhorse!> haul guys to 

the office and run errands to the 

malls than haul manure and 

dram pipes To find out, I called 

Ray Wmdecker at Ford Motor 

Co, who keeps tl ack of things 

and more often than not has 

done a statistical analySIS which 

will answer almost any questIOn 

about the automotive market 

Sure enough, Wmdecker had 

the figUi es and relayed thiS m- 

telhgence about the F-Senes 

pickup 10 pel cent of owners are 

farmers, but 13 percent are 

professlOnal and techmcal peo 

pIe, 7 percent are managers and 

owners of busmesses and 20 percent 

al e m the skilled trades 

What do they use the trucks 

for? Well, SaId Wmdecker, 66 

percent say they haul thmgs m 

them, 65 percent use them for 

shoppmg and runnmg en and!>, 

69 percent for pleasure and 73 

percent for commutmg Some 47 

percent say they take them on 

vacatIOn and 55 percent u.,e 

them for huntmg and campmg 

The 44 pelcent who use them for 

busll1ess also use them for all 

these other purposes In c:;hort, 

pIckup trucks are used m pletty 

much the same way as Cal '> 

As I say, I have neve! been 

keen about trucks, but aftci cl 

few days I got qUite fond of the 

F 150 It 15 very handsome III d 

macho way and the VISIbility "I 

forded by Slttll1g up above tl1(' 

traffic defil1ltely gives one ,} 

sense of well-bemg 

Dogs look better m a pickup 

than they do m a sleek, aerodyn 

amlc sports car and they seem to 

lIke them better And after a few 

days, I began checking out the 

firearms when I was In Seal" or 

aren't who you think 

at the mall 

I thought I had put Will be td hng r ree photoc, of yOUl 

children talkmg With han ' II II ( 

• Two Family MOVie ClaSSICS 

RCllaJc,"df1eL 1 hi It fl IHe"llll' IV/II, 'II 'Ill I clflel [JeI( Ire 

T,fTlcatl200 llJ()dlll!101)I!I1 \ 11111,,1,>11 P/il I' 

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• Convenient, Free Parking 

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I 

MONDAY,NOVEMBER2~1~8 

at 730 pm to hear the appeal of Mr Damel Hughes, owner of the 

premIses located at 268 LeWiston, from the denial of the BUilding 

Dppartment to Issue a bUilding permit for the con'ltructlOn of a fam 

Ily room to the rear of hl'l eXI'ltmg dwelhng located at the foregOing 

address Such permit IS'luance was denied for rea'lon that 

..dL. 

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a.s 

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a The re'lldence located on the foregOing premlse'l IS noncon 

forming for rea'!on that It IS In VIOlatIOn of the '!Ide yard prOVISIOn 

of Artlele XIII, SectIOn 1300 of the CIty''! Zoning Ordinance, and In 

accordance With the prOVI'lIOnS opf Article XV, Section 1502, Hem 

4 A of the Clty''l Zoning Ordinance, no 'luch 'ltructure may be en 

larged or structurally altered unles'l a vanance IS granted 

b The proposed additIOn on the rear would also mfnnge upon 

the- minimum Side yard requirement'! of 4 feet leaVing a Side yard 

of ,141 feet, thereby requ Iring a vanance from the prOVI'lIOn'l of Ar 

tiel£' XIII, SectIOn 1300 of the CIty's Ordmance 

The Heanng WIll be public Intere'lted property owner'! or reSidents 

of the City arc InVlteo to attend Tho~e wl'!hlng to '!ubmlt written 

comments may do so to the Office of the CIty Clerk A drop-box at 

the Pubhc Safety Department may be utIlized for hand-clehvered 

mall during non office hours 

G P N 11117/88 

RICHARD G. SOLAK 

CITY CLERK 

A QtNAI~ANC~ ClIDIc9;fMA6 

Saturday 

II:OOA.M. ~ 3:00 PM. 

Call 568-5600 For More InformatIon 

RENAISSANCE CENTER 

November 26th

A real lover 

Kip is a female border collie. Five months old. she is 

very affectionate and smart and she just loves people. Kip 

is available for adoption at the Michigan Humane Central 

Shelter. 7401 Chrysler Drive. Detroit. Call 812-3400.Hours 

are Tuesday through Saturday from 10a.m. to 4:30p.m. 

Lundy elected to state board 

Manlyn F Lundy, a 42-year 

resident of Grosse Pointe, was 

elected on N ov. 8 to one of the 

two vacant seats on the State 

Board of Education. Though orIginally 

reported as coming m 

thIrd, late returns gave her the 

victory. 

Barbara Dumouchelle, of 

Grosse Isle, won the other seat, 

thus continuing the 4 to 4 spht 

of Republicans and Democrats 

on the state board. 

Brahms concert dedicated to Semple 

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra 

dedicated the closing concert 

of its Brahms Festival Nov. 12 

to the late Robert B. Semple. 

Semple, who died recently, 

had led the orchestra for 20 

years, from 1961 to 1981, as 

president and chairman. He is 

widely acknowledged in the De. 

trOlt community as the major 

force that helped push the orchestra 

forward into a position of 

national and international prominence. 

Semple was honorary chairman 

when he died, and the DSO 

recently named the principal 

clarinet chair in his honor. 

Bird seed sale to ben~fit zoo 

With winter on its way, our 

feathered friends have begun 

storing food for those cold 

months ahead. Detroiters can 

help feed the birds and, at the 

same time. care for the animals 

at the Detroit Zoo. 

In cooperation with Purina 

Mills Co., the Detroit Zoological 

Society is now taking orders for 

quality bird seed at exceptional 

prices until Nov. 23. Pick-up 

date is scheduled for Dec. 10 

from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

For further information and 

an order form, call the zoo office 

at 541.5717. 

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Gail Kaess fights fa r the 

By John Minnis 

Slaff Writer 

IndIviduals protective of theIr 

privacy aren't the only ones concemed 

about the encroachment 

of the Orwelhan BIg Brother_ CItIes 

small and large have the 

same fears of bIg government. 

As the newly elected presIdent 

of the MichIgan Mumcipal 

League, Grosse Pomte Farms 

Councilwoman Gail Kaess ISperhaps 

the most influential person 

m the state to protect cItIes' sov 

erelgmty, whIch IS known as 

"home rule" 

Kaess, who has served on the 

Farms City Council smce 1979, 

became president of league at Its 

90th annual conventIOn m Saginaw 

m September The league IS 

composed of 501 member cities 

and IS a major Influence on the 

state and lederal levels of gov 

ernment 

Home rule IS one of the most 

Important Issues the league 

stands for It defines home rule 

as "the right of our cItIes and 

Villages to handle their own af. 

fall'S within the limits of local 

resources and consistent with 

practIcal economICand social fac. 

tors, behevmg that in our field of 

municipal affalrs municipahtles 

should stand m equal dlgmty 

along with the state and federal 

government. We believe m the 

maXImum local authority consIstent 

with the posItIOn of the 

mumclpahtIes as a constltutent 

element of a sovereIgn state." 

In other words, BIg Brother, 

bug off 

The Grosse Pomtes are In 

tensely protectIve of theIr mdependence 

Grosse Pomte Woods, 

for example, sends many resolutions 

to state or federal government 

m opposItIon to legislatIOn 

that would undermme the CIty'S 

authonty 

On Nov 7, the Woods counCIl 

sent a resolutIOn to state lawmakers 

opposmg a Senate bill 

that would prevent the city from 

excludmg famIly and group day 

care homes from reSIdentIal 

neIghborhoods The Woods mamtams 

day cares are busmesses, 

and busmesses are restrIcted to 

areas zoned for such activity 

The Important pomt as far as 

home rule IS concerned IS that 

CItIes should be able to determIne 

on theIr own where bUSIness 

WIll be conducted In the 

city 

As presIdent of the league, 

Kaess draws on consIderable m- 

fluence wIth state and federal 

lawmakers, and Woods and 

other Pomtes offiCials call on 

Kaess and the league regularly 

Woods resident 

reports missing 

driveway ramp 

A Grosse Pointe Woods man 

returned to hIS VernIer Road 

home one mght last week only 

to have hIS van swallowed by a 

2 foot, water-filled hole at the 

end of hIS dnveway 

When the man left for work 

Nov 10 hiS dnveway was OK 

Even though there has been 

ongomg constructIOn along Vel' 

mer, the reSident told Woods po 

!Ice that none of the road work 

has been done near hIS home for 

two weeks 

When he got home that mght, 

he noticed a pool of water at the 

end of hi" drIveway, but he 

thought nothmg of It ",mceIt had 

been rammg and the constructIOn 

waR preventing the water 

from reachmg the storm sewerR 

ploperly 

When he entered the pool of 

water, hIS van lIterally fell off 

the edge of the world He wa'> 

unable to get the van out With 

out a wrecker The vehIcle re 

cf'lVed damage to the front and 

Underca ITlage 

The reRldent told polIce he he 

!leveR the comtructlOn crew dug 

the hole dUrIng the day, hut 

failed to put any type of harn 

cade at the end of hIS dnveway 

A Wood" officer Ime,>tlgatmg 

thC' mClclf'nt agreed WIth the 

man that ",ome type of barncade 

"hollld have heen proVIded to 

warn the re"ldent 

Thl" inCIdent I" one of many 

filed WIth the Wood" po1Jcecon 

cern Illg' IhE"'con"tructlOn on Vel' 

filer A couple of week

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New WCCC trustee has the right stuff for business, students 

BV John Minnis 

StaH Writer 

As the community college halson 

with the largest hIgh-tech 

thmk tank m the country, 

Wayne County Community College 

Trustee-elect Jim Jacobs 

has a lot to offer busmess and 

mdustry leaders - not to mentlOn 

the students 

Jacobs, 44, a Detroit resIdent, 

ran unopposed In the general 

ele(tlOn Nov. 8 for WCCC's Distnct 

1, which includes the 

Grosse Pomtes He has taught 

economics at Macomb Commun- 

Ity College for 20 years, and has 

a doctorate In politICal economics 

from Princeton UniVerSIty, N J. 

Since 1985 he has been on 

loan from MCC as dIrector of the 

!"'b:hlga'1 ('n!"'1Tl"t1mty College 

Liaison Office at the Industrial 

Technology Institute in Ann Arbor 

ITI, a not. for-profit organizatIOn, 

was formed by the state of 

Michigan In 1982 to promote the 

utihzation of advanced technologtes 

In an effort to strengthen 

Michigan's mdustrial base. 

While many economists are 

touting the coming of a post.industrial 

society featuring a domi. 

nant service sector, Jacobs 

argues that high-paYing Jobs will 

still be prlmanly In manufactur- 

Ing 

To make sure employers have 

a skJlled work force avaIlable, 

IT! works wIth MIChIgan's 29 

community colleges to provide 

the necessary trammg_ Jacobs 

speclahzes m "customized trammg" 

- that IS, tallonng commumty 

college programs to meet 

the needs of specific employers. 

The automobIle companies regularly 

seek customized training 

through community colleges 

WIth the expertise he has acquired 

through ITI and his tenure 

In teachmg, Jacobs beheves 

he can play a leadership role m 

WCCC's continued Improvement 

in education 

He said WCCC has been 

steadily improving from Its low 

point two years ago, but It still 

has a way to go before It regains 

the trust of employers as a 

source of reliable, well-trained 

workers. 

Jacobs said his predeces::lor on 

the WCCC hoard, GrosBe Pointe 

resident Dennis Mongoven, has 

contributed a lot to improving 

the quality 'of education at the 

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By Ronald J. Bernas 

Charles R. Moon a Grosse Pointe resident and attorney practIcing 

in Detroit, was honored by SEMCOG, the Southeast Michigan 

Council of Governments, as a regional ambassador. SEMCOG honors 

such individuals each year in recognition of their contributions to 

the quality of life in Southeast Michigan. Moon is a principal in the 

law firm of Dickinson, Wright, Moon, VanDusen and Freeman, now 

in his 51st year of legal work in greater Detroit. 

Benfer 

Mary S. Benfer of Grosse Pointe, has been ac- 

, cepted as a participant in Leadership Detroit X 

for the 1988-89 year. Leadership Detroit is a semi. 

nar program designed for young executives in major 

metro Detroit business and civic institutions 

who possess obvious potential for leadershIp in the 

community. Benfer is a Grosse Pomte reSIdent 

and has been a Junior League member smce 

1980, joinmg the DetrOlt chapter m 1982. She is 

currently the executive vice president of the 

league. 

Attorney Patricia M. Irving has Joined the DetrOIt office of 

Schlussel, Lifton, Simon, Rands Gavin & Jackier, P.C. The litigation 

attorney joins the 55-member firm as an associate from the Detroit 

law firm of Bellanca, Beattie & De Lisle. Her practice concentration 

IS in zOning, condemnatIOn, municipal law and civil rIghts She also 

serves as a consultant and special litigatIon counsel for various local 

CItIes on zoning enforcement. She lives m Grosse POinte Woods 

Thomas J. Morr was appointed general director 

of employee benefits on the General Motors 

Personnel Administration and Development Staff. 

A 23-year GM veteran, Morr has held various assignments 

in the benefit compensation and policy 

development areM. He lives in Grosse Pointe Until 

thIS appointment, he was director of central 

personnel for the Chevrolet-Pontiac.Canada 

Group 

Bates 

Brown 

Mon 

James S. Mackintosh of Bolton-Johnston Associates of Grosse 

Pointe Just returned from attendmg a two-day course on residential 

real estate The course, "Personal and Career Management for the 

ReSIdential Specialist" provides skills in planning, commUnication 

and time management to improve sales effiCIency. 

B.A. Bates, executive vIce preSIdent of Finance 

and AdminIstratIOn of R.L Polk & Company, 

Publishers, has been recently elected to the board 

of directors of the MIchIgan State Chamber of 

Commerce. Bates will serve a two-year term on 

the chamber's 87-member board. As a dIrector of 

the state chamber, he WIll be Involved In estab. 

lishmg policy on major economic, legislatIVe, pobt. 

Ical and SOCialissues that have an effect on MIchl, 

gan's busmess and economIC clImate He lives In 

Grosse Pointe Park. 

The DetrOIt office of Mercer MeIdinger Hansen, 

Inc, the natIOn's largest compensatIOn and employee 

benefits consulting firm, announced that 

Pomter Susan Chaplin has JOined the firm as a 

commUnicatIOns consultant Previously, Chaplm 

worked as a commUnicatIOns consultant for Alexander 

& Alexander PrIor to that she worked m 

the pubhc affairs and employee relatIOns departments 

of DetrOIt Edison 

Chaplin 

Kolon, Blttker & Desmond, lnc , one of the larg 

est full-servIce MIchIgan based advertismg agen. 

Cles, recently announcf'd the appointment of 

Woods reSident Timothy P. Brown to the office 

of semor vice preSident - finance and admmI'ltra 

lIOn He WIll be responSible for finanCIal adminIStratIOn, 

purchasmg, media, traffic and the company 

SubSIdiaries He Jomed KB&D m 1977 

college 

As an expelt m techmcal 

trammg at the community col 

lege level, Jacobs saId there al e 

three types of students whose 

needs have to be met If WCCC's 

program IS to be successful. 

1) The young, full-tIme student 

who needs baSIC Job skills, such 

as readmg, wntmg and mathematIcs, 

as well as technical 

Skills, such as operating computers 

Workers today WIll face constant 

trammg and retralnmg 

throughout theIr workmg lives, 

therefore they must have a foundatIOn 

that makes them trama 

ble and adaptable. 

2) Members of the present 

work force, who must keep up 

WIth the ever-increaSing ad- 

\.ance" of wC~Il,vlolf.y Il1 t},e ....VI h 

place 

3) The unemployed, dIsplaced 

workers who haven't the skJlls 

to get a new job. The adult, non. 

traditional student poses an Immediate 

challenge to occupa. 

IMPRINTING ON PAPER GOODS SUCH 

AS NAPKINS, CHRISTMAS CARDS. 

PAPER BY THE POUND (STATIONERY) 

Up to 2 Lines Only 

SATURDAY ONLY NOVEMBER 19th 

72 Kercheval on the Hili 

882.6880 

ancludes photographic fee 

and one 8 x IV) 

- 

FREE 

THANKSGMNG 

SPECIAL!!! 

Wayne County Community College Trustee-elect 11mJacobs. 

as a member of the Industrial Technology Institute. said he has 

a lot to offer Industry and students. 

DAY 

HOME SITTING FAMILY PORTRAIT 

ONLY $7995 

A FOX Photographer will be In your neigh 

borhood Thanksgiving Day to capture this family 

gathering forever. 

~.~ 

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\~" J Please CRn U~ for a 

/ schedUled time. 526-2220 

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Sparky Herberts: Going back to 

By Pat Paholsky 

Editor 

Spal ky Hel bCIh, celebl dtmg 

nIne years m bu-,me,>,> next 

month, h gOlIlg bdlk to It'> rooh 

Almost 

It began a'> a -,nldll IWlghbOi 

hood bar sel ~Ing blll gel'> dnd 

key lime pie Ovel the yedl s, 

there have been d couple of md 

Jar expansIOnal tlmp"," Fmken "aId 

The e"pan.,JOns, II1creasmg 

,>Pdtll1g fl din 45 to 110, and the 

thlee loom,., offer patlan" a 

chOIce of dtmo"phere, flOm subdued 

to loud 

SPdl ky Hel b('1b employ,> 

,Ihotlt 40 people It'" open heven 

(Ll~" exceeded $50 mJlllOn 

m depOSIt,., In re.sponse to 

Fl anklm's no nonsen.se compan 

son advertlsmg m local new'>papers 

and dIrect mall, total de 

pOSIts reached $50,387,756 at the 

close of bUSiness Nov 3 Located 

at 20247 Mack Ave III the 

Woods, the bl anch opened 1I1 

July 1986 

Tony Alfonsl JI , co owner of 

Sir Speedy Printing, an 

nounced the expansIOn of hIS 

pnntlng and graphICS fil-m Into 

larger corporate dnd sdles head 

quarters Formelly located at 

20737 Mack Ave, m the Woods, 

the new headqumter" bUlldmg IS 

At the November meeting of 

the NatIOnal As"oclatlOn of 

Women Busmess Owners, Ford 

Moto! Company VIce Pre"ldent 

Jane Esper wIll speak The pre 

sentatlOn wIll be held Thursday, 

dt :n:n2 Mack Ave m 

POinte Woods, seven 

nO!th .of Verl1ler The 

number IS 8866850 

31A 

Grosse 

blocks 

phone 

Wabh & HlI1ckley Co" Cavanaugh 

FlllancJaI SerVIces, Inc., 

and Certified Fmanclal Consultants, 

LTD have merged to form 

the Creative Compensation 

Group. The merger of the three 

DetlO!t area firms was an. 

nounced by CCG preSIdent 

Clune J Walsh Jl-, a Farms res- 

Ident The company will be located 

III 200 RenaIssance Center, 

SUIte 2930 CCG WIll !Speclahze 

In executIve compensatIOn and 

benefit plannmg servIces, wealth 

transfer funding programs, and 

capItal accumulatIOn planmng 

Women in business to meet 

Nov 17, at 6 pm at the Recess 

Club m the FIsher BUIlding, 

To attend, call Martha Kummer 

at 353-6660. The cost IS $25 

for NA WBO members and $30 

fOJ non-members 

Offering to you at cornpetitive prices an 

array of services including typeseftiny. 

layout, design, 

and camera work. 

My Mickey 

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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitehouse of Grosse Pomte Woods won thiS three-foot tall Mickey 

Mouse in a Disney Channel promotion sponsored by Grosse Pointe Cable recently. They are 

with Linda Bunte, at the right. from Grosse Pointe Cable. Winners of the giant Minnie Mouse 

were the Whitehouse family of Gro~se Pointe Woods. 

Gros~e Pointe News 

96 Kercheval 

Grosse Pointe Farms 

882-3500

32A November 17, 1988 


NOVEMBER 

ESTATE AUCTION 

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 19887:00 P.M.-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19,198811:00 A.M. 

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20) 198812:00 NOON 

Preview exhibition begins Friday, November 11, 1988 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. through sale dates. 

Special preview Wednesday, November 16, 198810:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. 

Call or write for a free brochure. Illustrated catalogues available 

$10.00 post paid. Annual SUbscriptions $45.00. 

Fine oil paintings 

Sterling silver 

Extensive collection of estate jewelry 

Oriental rugs, over 60 lots 

Victorian furniture 

French and English furniture 

Porcelain and crystal 

Bronze and marble statuary 

Orientalia 

Firearms collection, over 30 pieces 

JOSSE GOOSENS, OIL ON CANVAS, 

{OKTOBERFESn, 36" x 44" 

GEN PAUL, OIL ON CANVAS, FRENCH CITYSCAPE 

WITH CHURCH, 21" x 25" 

ANllOUE AND MODERN GUN COL. 

LECTION, FEAnJRE SUNDAY 

HANDEL TABLE LAMP. REVERSE 

PAINTED SHADE, H 23" 

ROOKWOOD POTTERY VASES, H 

7-1/2", and 14" 

ROYAL VIENNA PORCELAIN VASE, 

H 12", AND DERBY PORCELAIN EVI 

ER, H.1S" Early 19111century 

ANDERS L ZORN, OIL ON CANVAS, 

(MORA), 24" x 19" 

TIFFANY LILY TABLE LAMP, 18 

LIGHT 1-l21" 

JOSEPH RAWSON PROVIDENCE 

RHODE ISLAND CHERRY DROP 

SLANT FRONT BUREAU, H 44", W 

41",021" C 1800 

HUEPPEL, OIL ON BOARD, (DER 

FUERST), 13" x 10" 

GALLE CAMEO CARVED GLASS 

VASES H g", & 11 1/2" 

ANTIQUE SAROUK PERSIAN RUG, 

4'3" x 6'3" 

ANTIQUE ELKINGTON SHEFFIELD 

SHIELD BY MOREL LANDENIL, 

1866 hand chased, signed at lower 

right (More1lademl, Feat 1866) signed 

Elkington and Co lower nght H 

34", W 36" 

GEORGES VAN DER STRAETEN, 

BRONZE BUST, YOUNG GIRL, H 27 

ADOLPHE-JEAN LA VERGNE 

BRONZE FIGURES, (PECHEUR) 

AND (CHARMEUR DE LEZARDS), 

H 12" PAIR 

ENGLISH GEORGIAN SILVER OPEN 

ENTREE DISH AnRIBUTEO TO 

WILLIAM & PETER BATEMAN, DIA 

II"Xl-1/2" c 1808-1809 

MARIUS-JEAN ANTON IN MERCIE, 

BRONZE SCULPTURE, GLORIA VIOlS, 

H 36" Signed F Barbedlenne 

METTlACHVASES, H 9 112", IS", AND 13" HANDEL BOUDOIR LAMP, H 13", PAIRPOINTCO 

BOUDOIR LAMP, H 14", PAIRPOINT CO WOOOAND 

BRASS BASE EVERGREEN SCENIC SHADE BOU 

DOIR LAMP H 13" 

DR WALL WORCESTER VASES H 101/2" PAIR 18th 

cerllury 

CUSTARD GLASS FEATURE SUNDAY 

ANTIQUE MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP OF 

DIANA IN A SWAN-PULLED CHARIOT IN THE 

MANNER Of KANDLER, L 18" x 11.112" k r 

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STEUBEN POMONA GREEN ETCHED GLASS 

FEATURE SATURDAY 

ENGLISH 19TH CENTURY (ORIENTAL IVORy) WASH 

BASIN SET 7 PIECES 

PLATINUM AND MAROUISE CUT DIAMOND RING AT 

APPROX 55OCl, PLATINUM AND EMERALD CUT 

AOUAMARINE RING AT APPROX PART OF AN 

EXTENSIVE JEWELRY COLLECTION 

DuMouchelle Art Galleries Company 

409 E Jefferson Avenue 

DetrOit, Michigan 48226, telephone (313) 963-6255 

OVER 1400 FINE OFFERINGS

Churches... .. .4.58 

SenIors. .. ... .. 98 

Grosse Pomte 

Board of Realtors .... _.10.178 

Section 8 



A Festival of Trees 

Children's Hospital 

benefit opens Nov. 23 

FOI those who love Chllc;t 

ma" - and who doesn't? _ 

Fe"llval ot llees, the fantasy 

land fundI m::.er for the Child 

ren's HospItal ot MIchIgan, IS 

fast becommg another won 

dClful holIday tradItIOn 

On Wednesday, Nov 23, 

the foulth annual FestIval of 

Trees wIll open Its doors, 

showmg vIsItors a Cobo Hall 

RIvervIew Ballroom trans 

formed IYJtoone bIg, bnghtly 

wrapped Chnstmas package 

InsJde will be a fantasyland 

of 100 profeSSIOnally decorated 

holIday trees and vIgnettes, 

Santa and Santa land, where 

chIldren can be photographed 

WIth Santa, Gmgerbread Village, 

the Isle of Wreaths and 

a magnificent model tram dis 

play, contmuous entertamment, 

mcludmg mImes, 

clowns and costumed characters; 

and a Festival GIft Shop 

FestIval of Trees IS a major, 

annual fundralsmg effort for 

ChIldren's HospItal's Ever. 

green Endowment Fund, 

whIch was estabhshed m 1985 

to fund research mto the 

causes and cmes of ch1ldhood 

diseases Smce 1985, FestIval 

of ll'ees - a 100 percent volunteer 

effort - has attracted 

more than 85,000 VISItors and 

raIsed $510,000. 

Orgamzers of thIS year's 

event hope to raise $380,000 

to brIng the four-year total to 

$1 mIllIon. 

The festival schedule opens 

WIth a preview party from 6 

to 9 pm Tuesday, Nov. 22 

Hours for the general publIc 

are 10 a m to 9 pm. Wednesday, 

Nov. 23; 11 a m. to 4 

p.m. Thanksg1Vmg Day; 10 

a.m to 9 p.m. Friday and Satw-day, 

Nov. 25 and 26; noon 

to 9 pm Sunday, Nov 27, 

and 10 a m to 5 pm Monday, 

Nov 28 

AdmIssIOn IS $3 for adults, 

$2 50 for semOl citIzens and 

$1 for chIldren 

THE 100 FESTIVAL trees 

and vIgnettes have been spon 

SOled by area bus messes or 

mdlvldufllc; for donatIOns of 

$400 to $2,000 The tl ees are 

decOlated by area deSigners 

who have contrIbuted theIr 

creatIve talents to trimmmg a 

tree accOldmg to a selected 

theme 

Local tree sponsors mclude 

the ASSIstance League to the 

Northeast GUidance Center 

and Jacobson's Stores, Inc 

Among the 80 deSigners who 

supply the stars of the show 

for Festival of Trees are Kennedy 

& Company of Grosse 

Pointe, WhICh has also created 

a VIgnette for Its tree called 

"MemOrIes of ChrIstmas"; 

Grosse Pomte's DeSign DetrOlt 

InterIorslHawkms EnterprIses, 

Ltd., Accents Intenor 

Design, Grosse Pomte Farms, 

Mr and Mrs Robert C. Ramsey 

of Grosse Pomte Park, Old 

DommIOn Intenors, Grosse 

Pomte Farms, Jenmfer and 

Joyce JanowskI of Harper 

Woods, Edith Richard and Dr 

Irene E. Gromek of Harper 

Woods; and the ASSIstance 

League to the Northeast GUIdance 

Center, St Clair Shores. 

Some 67 garden clubs 

throughout metro DetrOIt 

have created specIal, handcrafted 

holIday wreaths. 

They'll be displayed on a spe- 

Cial Isle of Wreaths and WIll 

be available for purchase durmg 

the Festival of Trees 

IndiVIduals and garden 

clubs designmg and donatmg 

the WIeath" me! ude the 

POInte Gal den Club, the 

GI os"e Pom te Un It of the 

Hel b SOCIety of Amell(cl, 

ll'ov.el & Elror Galden Club, 

Grosse Pomte Fal m and Gelr 

den Club, JUnJOI League Gar 

denel s, the Gal den Club of 

MIchIgan from Glo"se Pomte 

rill lJl", the GI U"Ole PUlIIle 

Park Garden Club, Wmdmlll 

Pomte Garden Club, Glosse 

Pomte Shores Garden Club, 

La SocIete Des Jal dmIeI e" of 

Harpel Woods, the Hal pel 

Woods Garden Club, Pat and 

WIll Belerwaltes of GIO%e 

Pomte Park and Llana DI ath 

of the Pal k 

Of course, no holIday festl 

val would be complete If It 

didn't satisfy the needs of 

those who have VISIOnsof su 

garplums dancmg you knowwhel 

e So 14 plOfesslOnal 

chefs and 19 culmary students 

put then' talents together to 

construct what should be the 

sweetest place m DetrOlt - 

Gmgerbread VIllage at the 

Festival of Trees 

FORMER GROSSE 

POINTE Yacht Club chef Jef 

frey Gabl'lel has dIrected the 

assembly of the 33-buIldmg 

Village The bUIldmgs are 

made entIrely from edIble m- 

gredlents such as chocolate, 

marZIpan, royal ICIng, sugar 

and nougat m the forms of 

structures, streets, Sidewalks, 

curbs and lIghts 

ContrIbuting a "sweet 

structure" to the chef's dIVIsIOn 

of the VIllage IS Chef Jo 

sef BogOSIan of Josef's Pastly 

Shop m Grosse Pomte Woods 

HIS creatIOn 11> titled, "Warm 

WInter" 

GIngerbread houses wIll be 

for sale at the festival 

If all of that Isn't enough to 

keep holIday fun-:,eekerc; en 

chanted, th(' festlvcll wIiI fea 

tlll e lOund the clock entertamment 

by local 01 chec,tl dS, 

(hOl ale", lI1C,tlumenldll

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Volunteers can help make holiday happy for the homebound 

By Peggy O'Connor AndrzeJczyk 

Assistant Edllor/Feature Editor 

Last year, a willing volunteer 

called her local new&paper to 

find out where she could offf'r 

her servICes to help deliver 

meals to the homebound on 

ThanksglVlng Day She consld. 

ered herself and her family for. 

tunate, she said, and wanted to 

spend part of her day helping 

others not SO lucky 

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Unfortunately, there weren't 

many - read that any - local 

organlzatlOns WhICh made meal 

delivenes on holidays ThIS year' 

thmgs are dIfferent, however, If 

that willing volunteer and a 

~ 

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I i 

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(>lf,but \\ e 

stIlI need volunteel ~ wJ1lmg to 

gl ve a few hoUl ~ of tune to make 

Thank~gIvlng a mOle JOYou~ 

!JTY\P frH tr.c hon~cLuuIIJ " 

Some 250 volunteel'> flom 

Mlchlgdn Natrondl Bank, MIChl 

gan Consolidated Gas Com 

pany's "P1oJect Healt ' and other 

orgamzatlOns have JOined eXIst 

mg volunteers to dehvel tIddl. 

trona I Thanksglvmg dlIlnel" 

But an addltronal 150 volunteel" 

are needed between 9 dOland 1 

p m on ThanksgIVing Day, Nov 

24 

Volunteer s mu~t have CUI"!ent 

November 17, 1988 ~ ~ ~ A

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A prayerful skeptic 

By Rev Jack L. Mannschreck 

G P United Methodist Church 

Wow! Am Iglad that electIOn IS over' I though it would 

never end And as we near the ThanksgIvmg holIday, we 

should really be thankful pnmanly because the meanest, 

VIlest preSIdentIal campaIgn ever IS past 

Now that the mud has settled, perhaps we can get down 

to the true busmess at hand. running thIS natIOn m ways 

that are effiCIent and benefiCIal to all red-blooded Amencans 

Frankly, I hope that we can stIll hold our heads high 

enough to see o\-er the garbage we left behmd from the 

campaIgn trail 

My predIctIOns for thIS next presidentIal term are baSIcally 

the same they have been after prevIOus electIOns. And 

In my personal expenence, r have generally been correct m 

my predIctIOns. Taxes WIll go up, spendmg WIll nse and the 

d"f,,{;lt "' 111 ~LUW 

Now, before you accuse me of slIngmg more mud at Presi. 

dent.elect George Bush. remember that my predictIOns are 

the same as they have been SInce r attamed the age of po_ 

lItICal reason (how's that for an oxymoron?) 

Before the electIOn, r heard the same cntlcism of both 

preSIdentIal candIdates expressed m nearly the same way 

One fnend proclaImed, "The electIOn of Mike Dukakls WIll 

brmg thIS natIon to its knees" Later that week, a colleague 

of mine lamented, "If VIce President Bush IS elected, thIS 

natIon will be brought to its knees at the end of two years" 

At the time, I was amused at how the same descnptIve 

opinion could be levied against two dIfferent candIdates by 

two different people. 

Now, I wonder if maybe our nation shouldn't be brought 

to its knees. No matter who you voted for, no matter who 

won, the Important issue is whether or not we are able to 

work with the current administratIOn. Are you able to sup. 

port this nation and its leaders, despite the fact that you 

didn't vote for them? And those who voted for the new admimstration 

need to contmue to support their candidate 

now that the election is over. 

No matter how you voted, no matter who won the election, 

perhaps we should be on ow' knees m prayer'. 

and 9 a_m to noon Dec. 2 

Lush and fragrant Chnstmas 

greenery IS the star of thiS show 

- several vanetles of greens WIll 

be available, both loose and fash 

lOned mto \vreaths of all SIzes 

and sty les Bows and tnms to 

decorate the wreaths dre offered, 

as are IUXUllOUSpOln"ettlas In 

thl ee colors 

The serVIce IS tradItlOnally 

held to welcome frIends, neIghbors 

and community members to 

the Christian Science congregation. 

A large portion of the ser- 

VIce will be devoted to spontaneous 

sharing from the 

Also available for sale are the 

popular grapevine tabletop trees, 

the antiques, glass, brass, china 

and Jewelry of "Collector's Cor. 

ner," and a new Item In the 

Children's Booth mmk hall' ornaments 

There Will be a Wide variety of 

baked good~ and other edibles 10 

the "Countl}' Kitchen" Custom. 

Photo h, Peggy 0 Connor Andne)CZ)k 

congregatIOn These servICes 

have always offered Christian 

ScIentists an opportUnIty to tell 

of their gratItude' to God for pre. 

sent-day spmtual healIng. 

The how' will mclude hymns, 

prayer and readmgs from the 

Catholic 


Grosc;e Pointe News 

'Greens of Christmas' come to Christ Church 

Grosse Pomte's most eagerly 

awaIted ChrIstmas bazaar - the 

Greens of ChrIstmas Sale sponsored 

annually by the Episcopal 

Church Women of ChrIst Church 

Gros~ Pomte - WIll be held 

Thursday and FrIday, Dec 1 and 

2, at the church, 61 Grosse 

Pomte Blvd • 

HaUl sate 2 to 8 p m Dee 1 

Chris! Church women and their tiny helpers take a break from working on the custom-painted 

tins which will be for sale at the Christ Church Grosse Pointe Greens Sale Dec. 1 and 2. 

pamted tms in a vanety of deco 

rator finishes will also be avail 

able 

New to the Greens Sale thIS 

year IS the "Angel Boutique," 

where pansh artIStS and aliI sans 

WIll donate one Item of then 

handIwork for sale There will be 

pamtlngs, hand kmts, needle 

pomt pillows and vesb, cnb 

qUIlts, a hand.pamted ceramIc 

natIVIty set and other one of a 

kmd Items 

Proceeds from the sale dl e 

used by the EpIscopal Chw ch 

Women m theIr many commun 

Ity outreach programs 

Alumni 

The Cathohc Alumni CluL of 

DetrOIt hosts Indoor volleyball 

every Tuesday at 7 p m m St. 

Bartholomew's gym All skJll 

levels are welcome. Cost IS $2 

For more information and direc 

tIons, call Dave at 527-5527 01 

Gary at 839-1569 

The club's next general meet 

Ing IS Wednesday, Dec 21, at 8 

p m at the Sacred Heart Byzan 

tine Church on W SIX MIle 

Road In LIvonia All CatholIc, 

smgle, college graduates are welcome 

For more mformatlOn, call 

Chuck at 869 6928 

ThanksgiVing service at First Church of Christ, Scientist 

Grosse Pomte ChrIstian ScientISts 

WIll gather at 10:30 a m 

Thursday, Nov. 24, for a onehour 

Thanksg1Vll1g service at 

FIrst Church of ChrIst, ScIentist, 

282 Chalfonte Ave In Grosse 

POinte Farms 

BIble and from the denomIna 

tlOnal textbook, "Science and 

Health with Key to the Scnp 

tures," by church founder Mary 

Baker Eddy. 

ChIld care for young chIldren 

wIll be avaIlable 

Assumption celebrates 60th 

ThIS month, Assumption 

Greek Orthodox Church on 

Marter Road In Grosse Pointe 

Woods and St. Clalr Shores, Wlll 

c~lebrate its 60th anniversary. 

To mark the occasion, a benefit 

string conoert WIll be held in the 

church on Sunday, Nov 20, at 3 

30 pm 

John Dovaras, associate professor 

of music at Oakland Umversity, 

wIll conduct the concert of 

the works of Borodin, Dvorak, 

Bartok, GreIg and TchaIkovsky. 

A dinner receptlOn In the fellow- 

ShIp hall will follow the concert 

ChUrch members 80 and older 

will be honored. 

Tickets for the concert are $7 

per person; dmner tIckets are 

$13, $6 for chIldren 8 and under 

For reservatIOns, call the 

church office at 779.6111. 

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Faith Lutheran Church 

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Christ the King Lutheran 

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Jefferson at Phlhp • 822-2296 

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910 & 11.00 a.m WorshIp Sunday Worshlf . 10 30 a m 

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Kercheval at Lakepomte 

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5 00 p m Saturday 

9 00 a m Sunday 

11 00 a m Sunday 

'The Spirit of 

Thanksgiving" 

Dr. Jack Ziegler, 

preachmg 

886-4300 

900 Learning Cenler 

1000 Chlldrens Hour & 

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Preschool Call 8M 5U\lU 

Joseph P Fahr) Pastor 

Randl S Boelter. Pastor 

ANNUAL SCOTTISH FESTIVAL 

Sunday, November 20th. 11a.m. 

with bagpipes, music and Kirking of 

the Tartans. We will celebrate our heritage. 

Organist: James Hammann 

Coffee Hour 

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after Service 

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l>:: ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 

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Grosse Pomte \\oods, 884 1820 

800 a m Hol) Euchanst 

10 JO a m Choral Euchanst and Sermon 

Sunda) SchoollNurser) A,mlahlel 

\\'eeJ..da, Eucham.t 930 a m Tupsda\ 

Rector Roberl E Nell) 

Susan K Bock, associate 

LooJong for FnendshlP and Bible Teachillg? 

St. James Lutheran 

Church "on the Hill" 

McMillan at Kercheval 

884-0511 

9:30 a m. 

Sunday Worship 

930 a m 

Sunday School 

11 00 a m 

Sunda) \VOl "hip 

Pastor Robert A. Rimbo 

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Sunday 

8:00 a.m Holy EucharIst 

9:15 a.m FamIly Euchanst 

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11 15 a m Mornmg Prayer 

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Come join our family at: 

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Famtly School of the BIble - 9:30 AM 

Mormng Worship - 11:00 AM 

Evenmg Praise - 6:30 PM 

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(CORNER OF OLD 8 MILE) 

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We welcome you to come worship 

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A colorful celebratIOn of the 

Scottish orlgm of the Presbyterian 

Church WIll take place 

this Sunday, Nov 20, at 11 am 

at Jefferson Avenue Presby 

tenan Chwch, 8625 East Jeffer 

son Ave. at Burns m DetrOIt 

The worshIp servIce WIll be 

taken from the 300-year old ScottIsh 

Book of Common WorshIp 

The Rev Peter 

wIll presIde 

C SmIth, pastor, 

PartIcIpants m the servIce wIll 

mclude PIpe Major John L Mc- 

Robb and members of the Wmdsor 

PIpe Band, Charles C Balmus, 

HIgh Court Deputy, Older 

of ScottIsh Clans, the Daughtt. s 

of ScotIa, members of the Order 

of ScottIsh Clans, and Ray Scott, 

member 

ety 

of the St Andrews SOCI 

There wl!! be a cClhd.~ (" Scut 

tish "happenmg") after the sel 

vice, Vvlth entertamment, re 

freshments and a Chnstmas 

craft sale There IS cnb toddler 

care and church school for pre 

c;choolers through SIxth graders 

For more mformation, call 

8223456 

St. Martin's 

celebrates 

ThiS Sunday, Nov. 20, Detroit's 

St Martm Church will 

celebrate Its 65th anniversary 

There wIll be a mass at 10 am., 

followed by an mformal receptIon 

All former panshwners are 

welcome. 

In good lToice 

MIchael R. Rwn, Ph D, presl. ture tItled "Corporate 

dent of Hartford Sem mary , Hart. Management as a ChnstIan V0- 

ford, Conn., WIll present a lec. catIOn, or What's a NIce Church 

LIke You DOIng In a World LIke 

ThIs?" at 4 pm Sunday, Nov 

20, at Chnst Church. 61 Grosse 

Pointe Blvd. 

RIOn holds a Ph.D from Yale 

UmversIty In the field of relIgIOUS 

SOCIal ethICS and has 

served as the corpOl ate responsIbIlity 

dIrector of Cummms Engine 

Company The lecture IS 

open to the pubhc at no charge 

Rwn WIll also speak at an 

adult educatIOn class 111 the 

church undercroft at 10 20 a m 

Nov 20 and wIll pi esent a 

clergy semmar on "Chnstlan 

EthICS in Corporate Manage. 

ment" on Nov 21 The semmal, 

whIch wIll centel around the dls 

CUSSlOnof ca"e stuc!le", '" open to 

Michael R. Rion 

all clergy but I ('''PI \'.ItlOn" al e 

Young members of the Men's and Boys' Choir of Christ Church. from left. Rob Bigelow. Liam 

Ryan. Peter Birgbauer. Noah Downs and Adam Ross (back). practice Christmas carols for their 

performance as part of the "Sounds of Christmas" benefit of the Grosse Pointe Historical Society 

Dec. 11. The afternoon event begins at 2 p.m. at St. Paul Catholic Church and continues at 

3 p.m. at either Christ Church. Grosse Pointe, or Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. 

General admission for the event is $10 per person; reserved seats are $20 each. Friend. patron 

and benefactor tickets are $100. $250 and $500 each. respectively. and include the afterglow 

and horse-drawn carriage rides on the grounds of the Grosse Pointe Academy. For ticket 

information. call 886-7124. 

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Mr. and Mrs. Kurtis R. Loren 

Pallas-Loren 

Lydld Ldur Pallas, daughtel of 

James and Dr Janet Pallas of 

Gro.'>se POInte Park, marrIed 

KurtIs Robelt Lolen, .'>Onof Robert 

and VIrgInIa Loren of East 

R()()thhRy rvr'W1C, on June 21, 

1988, In the bflde's parents' 

home 

The Rev John Corrado officI 

ated at the 5 pm ceremony, 

whIch was followed by a pflvate 

receptIOn for famIly members 

and close fflends 

The bflde wore a long-sleeved, 

tea length gown of beaded lace 

and sIlk, styled wIth a pearlbeaded 

neckline Her headpIece 

was sIlk flowers and pearl beads. 

She carned a bouquet of orchIds, 

freeSIa and IVy 

The maId of honor was Kathryn 

GaglIo of Grosse POinte 

Park She wore a pink dress and 

carrIed a bouquet of sprmg flowers. 

The best man was the bnde. 

groom's brother, Lars Loren of 

Freeport, Mame. 

The mother of the bnde wore 

a tea length dress of peach SIlk 

accented wIth pearl beads. She 

wore an orchId wrist corsage. 

The bridegroom's mother wore 

a tea length, turquoise-eolored 

dress. Her corsage was an orchId 

The bndegroom's 

sister-m-law, 

W~I 

JudIth Loren, was pIanist for the 

ceremony. SolOIst was Terry 

Wetmore, brother of the groom 

Guests were greeted by Katherme 

Loren, the groom's SIster, 

and Jason Palla.'>, the bnde's 

brother 

The bnde IS a graduate of 

Grosse Pomte South HIgh School 

and the UnIversIty of MichIgan, 

where she receIved a bachelor of 

arts degree She IS In manage 

ment WIth Klds-R Us. 

The bndegroom holds a bache 

lor of arts degree m economIcs 

from the UniversIty of MichIgan 

He IS completIng post-doctorate 

work at Eastern MIchIgan Umverslty 

The ne\~ly\\pd" lIve m the 

Ann Al bOl of Roche.'>ter NY, on May 

21, 1988, In the Glo.'>be Pomte 

Academy Chapel 

The bllde's maternal uncle, 

the Rev Donald Lemmger of 

Dunedin, Fla , offiCIated at the 5 

p m ceremony, whIch was fol 

lowed by a receptIOn m the Al 

gel' House of the Grosse Pomte 

War Memorial 

The bnde WOle a two pIece 

dress, styled WIth a white Silk 

mOIre Jacket accented with jew 

eled buttons and a full, gathered 

lace sknt The brIde and her 

mother made the veIlmg and 

white straw hat worn by the 

bnde. She carried a loose bouquet 

of mIxed whIte and golden 

orchIds tIed WIth a whIte satm 

bow and a lace handerkerchlef 

which had belonged to her greatgrandmother. 

Joan E. Sutton of Traverse 

City was the matron of honor 

She wore a gold colm ed SIlk 

Jacket m a woven floral deSIgn, 

WIth a gold skut, the outfit was 

custom deSIgned and made m 

Traverse CIty She carned a bouquet 

uf gold orchIds and EnglIsh 

IVy and placed a headpiece of 

gold orchids and gI eenery on hel 

head 

The bndegloom's nIece, Jes 

sica BdClUhb of BlOckport, NY 

was the flowerglll She wore a 

flool length dress of pale gold 

bdtm deblgned and created by 

her mother, Bonme BaclUlIs Hel 

headpIece was natural golden or 

(hld~ and gIeenery She calned 

a bmall basket of natural dnd 

"Jlk gold and whIte flowel's, ba 

bles'.breath and Ivy 

The bndegroom'.'> brother, Rob 

elt G BacmlIs of BIOCkpOIt, was 

the best man Ushers mcluded 

the gloom's nephew, Michael 

Ma~bal of Greece, NY, and the 

bnde's brothel, Donald W 

Schulte of Grosse POinte Woodb 

The !lllgU~dl ~I \'od::tthe glOom'b 

nephew, Chnstopher K ucme 

row.'>kl of Spencer Port, N Y 

They wore gold textured SIlk 

cummel bunds and tIes WIth 

then black formal wear, the ac 

cessones were deSIgned and 

handmade by the bl Ide and 

gToom 

The mother of the brIde wore 

a full length dress of IVOry .satm, 

applIqued In peach, which had 

been custom deSIgned and made 

for her Peach lace applIque 3C 

cented her wide-bnmmed Ivory 

hat and her beaded Ivory satm 

shoes 

The bndegroom 'b mother wore 

a full length dress of taupe, appliqued 

in IVOry, with a match 

ing Jacket. TheIr flowers were 

peach roses and EnglIsh Ivy 

A strmg quartet, the MichIgan 

Recital ArtISts, played claSSIcal 

musIc at the weddmg ceremony 

The weddmg had an Hawanan 

theme, m keeping WIth the vacatIOn 

area where the newlyweds 

became engaged The couple de 

SIgned the mVltatlOns WIth a 

pmeapple theme; flower an-angements 

of gold Silk and drIed 

flowel s were used and pine. 

apples were placed at the head 

table The brIde's mother, 

brother and aunt hand-crafted 

the 150 porcelam pmeapple or. 

naments gIVen to guests as keep- 

-,akes 

Out of town guests mcluded 

the Rev LeInmger, Mr. and Mrs. 

DaVId Sutton of Traverse CIty, 

Jon Zimmerman of Key West, 

Fla , MI s LIllIan Greene of Penfield, 

NY, Mr and Mrs Gary 

Massar of Greece, NY, Mr and 

Ml s Robelt G BaclUhs of Brock- 

POlt; Mr and Mrs Robert F Ba 

clUlIs of Roche.'>ter" Mr and Mrs 

Gary Gl eene of Penfield, Mr 

dnd Mr.'> Roger Nally of Roches 

tel', and GI egory Rademacher of 

ChIcago 

The bnde IS a gI'aduate of 

GlOsse Pomte North HIgh School 

and the Unrverslty of MIChIgan, 

where she eal ned a bachelOl of 

fine arts degree m graphiC de- 

SIgn and adveJtlsmg 

The bndegIoom 11:> a graduate 

of Greece ArcadIa High School 

In New York. He attendf'd Randolph 

Macon In Ashldnd, Vel, 

and the Rochester ImtItute of 

Technology In Rochestel 

The newlyweds own dnd OPel 

ate BaclUlIs DeSign IJ1 Glo-,,,e 

Pomte where the bnde WOI ks nhf'rr III, born Oct 11, 

1988 Maternal !,'Tandparents are 

RIta and Ben F Stormes of 

Grosse POInte Farms Paternal 

grandmother IS Helen Schoen. 

herr Smith of Grosse POInte 

Park. 

Geyer, born Nov. 10, 1988 Maternal 

grandparents are Mr. and 

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Until November 30th, present this ad for 

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Ashley 

John Howard 

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Jail and Robert M Warner of 

Grosse Pomte Park are the par 

ents of a daughter, Ashley ElIzabeth 

Warner, born Sept 22, 

1988 Maternal grandparents are 

Mr and Mrs James Vernor IV 

of Bloomfield HIlls Paternal 

grandparents are Mr and Mrs 

Morgan Warner of Trenton 

Mecke V 

John H Mecke IV and Cather 

me Carr Mecke of Grosse Pomte 

are the parents of a son, John 

Howard Mecke V, horn Nov 6, 

1988 Maternal grandparenL'l arf> 

RIchard and ShIrley Carr of 

Grosse Pomte Farms Paternal 

h'Tandpan>nts are Sally Mecke of 

PhIladelphlll Pa , and the late J 

Howard Mf>ckc III 

Stefan Cleary 

Geyer 

Gregory and Susan Cleary 

(k'yer of Novato, Calif, are the 

parents of a 'lOn, Stefan Cleary 

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between Tele~raph and Lahser Roads, the Heatherwood 

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and other personalized scrvlces such as complete 

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Grosse Pointe 

Camera Club 

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IS 

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Sounds of Christmas in the air 

Trowel and 

Error Garden 

I Ii' 1\" 1I II I 11.,11 b 

Making preparations for the Grosse Pointe Symphony Women's AssoclOtion's annual Christmas 

conc~rt by the orchestra. under the directlon of Fehx Resnick. on Sunday. Nov. 27. at the 

Grosse POinte Yacht Club. are. hostess chairman Ida Mae Massmck. presIdent MarJorie Fahim. 

decoratlons chairman Barbara Robinson. chairman Marcella Haberek and reservations chairman 

Helene Eagan, 

C~mmittee members not pictured include invItations chmrman Sylvia RutkowskI. publicity 

chairman Mary Nolan. seating chairman Betty Bradley and Elly Bundesen. 

Cost for the ev~nt. a champagne b~unch and concert of hohday and pop music. is $35 per 

person. $15 for chIldren under 12. For mformation or reservations. call 884 9072 or 886-5762. 

Elizabeth Cass 

Chapter, NSDAR 

The ElIzabeth Cass Chaptel, 

NatIOnal Society of Daughters of 

the AmerIcan RevolutIOn, cele 

brated Its 46th bllthday on Nov 

7 wIth a noon luntheon at the 

Glosse POinte Wal MemO! lal 

Mrs Walter Fysh, state regent, 

was among the guesb 

Keith Bl ant, a membel of tlw 

Mohawk tnbe and chaIrman of 

the board of the NOlth AmerIcan 

Indian AssociatIOn, spoke about 

IndIan artIfacts and displayed 

the articles made by Vat IOUS 

tnbes which at e displayed and 

sold at gallery In the DaVid 

WhItney BUIlding 

The next meetmg of the Eliza 

beth Cass Chapter WIll be Monday, 

Dec 5, at noon at the home 

of Ml'S Robert C Beckel 

Thomas Drysdale will dlSLUSS 

taxes. WIlls and trusts 

Eastside 

Handweavers 

The East~lde Handweaver'o 

GUIld wIll meet Monday No\' 

21, at 7 pm on the second floor 

of the Grosse Pomte Central Llblary 

The plOgIam WIll mclude 

a hands-on weaving plogTam us 

mg a backstrap loom Membel 

Betty GUice WIll lead the demon- 

~tratlOn 

BasIc kIts fOl tIm, loom \\ III be 

avaIlable fOI a nom11lal fee Ma 

terml lequned II1cludes a "kel11 

of natul al colOl ed \\ ()OJ fOl the 

\,eft jaIn, an, "mall "huttle 

stIcks and a kitchen to\\el 

The GllIld 1" an a""ocHltlOn of 

pelsons II1vo!\ed 111 the ,allOlI" 

tibel m1", 1I1c111dll1g \waVl1lg, 

spl11lllng and bdll1hf»" of thl' \\ Illdllllll 

POInte Ch,lpkl \\111 111' ,dill 10 

Idpllt If, 1.1((' 11)('\ find 1I1 gl,\IHI 

moth(,1 '" tlUllk' ,Ift!'l thplI III \1 

meellllg :\lollrLn No\ 21 

T1Pllri Huflll") \\111 pll",r nl .1 plO 

glam on F.ul, I.tlf> ,\t 111 ('h'lptel 1\ III ~I \ ( 

a leelllJ e on genpa]oi-,rv 

Progressive 

Artists Club 

The PIO!{1esslv(' Artists Club" 

genel al meetll1g IS "et fm FI 1 

day, Nov 25, at 7:1O pm nt 

/ ))Yes, 

~,,-":) you can 

"?~) f 

.Y.~af ord .. _ 

_merry 

maids. 

Serving Grosse POinte 

CALL 777-3990 

Jill McBride 

Trudy Rhoades 

Franchise Owners 

Just ~'iUlle n VOdl 0 do' 

we II c.;cherJl,lp ,OJ tw p 

./ 

11 r)' r

• 

, , 

_8B __ C_D~ 

"pi ea(ling Jel\\n" enc.!osed by 

"I ought lIon fentt" dnd enhdnced 

b\ fou ntdin" or I0\1 boat s 

filled \\ Itll blight petunlds 

Ldtel on, Btlle I"le WdS devel 

(Jpl d d.., el ut I owned park ....Ith 

He 01 galllzed on vacant ground 

the iiist commuIllty subsll>tance 

plots, ~Ihng hIS favonte l>addle 

horse to finance the project 

Thel e once was a very large 

dnd bedutlful flol al clock on the 

lal\ n dt Waterworks Park Pea 

pIe \\ ere enthl aIled by It, asking 

"Wh:lt tIme IS It now?" 01 • How 

"oon \\ III the 'FOUl O'clocks' 

open and when wlil the 'Sunros- 

" , 

..." uu"e 

Flower "holls are d continumg 

tl ddltlOn here and there al e 

mOIl' garden clubs In Grosse 

FOltne than m any other cIty m 

the country except Stamford, 

Conn, which has two m0re clubs 

One flower show not to be 

mIssed IS the annual dIsplay of 

chrysanthemum!> m the Anna 

ScIIPPS WhItcomb Conservatory 

on Belle Isle Opemng thIS \\eek, 

It wdl run untIl the second week 

m December and offers every 

thmg from tall-stemmed gIants 

to mlmatm e buttons Colors 

range from gentle pastels to rIch, 

deep tones m daiSY types, anemonIes, 

Japanese fUJls, cascades, 

hangIng baskets and more 

* * '" 

Now that the winter heatmg 

season IS upon us and greenhouse 

owners are fearfully antlc- 

Ipatmg the hIgh cost of heatmg 

the greenhouse, It mIght be well 

to conSider some pluses that 

mIght JustIfy the expense 

Some greenhouse owners 

make their greenhouses payoff 

by ralsmg vegetables, or at least 

salad makmgs, m the wmter 

One greenhouse owner IS on re- 

WI d as raISIng $400 wOlth of 

vegetablel> for a heatmg cost of 

$170 If your greenhouse IS attached 

to your house It can be a 

vel)' valuable help m keeping 

the humidIty level at a healthy 

high 

And of COUIse, there IS the 

therapeutic value of hortIculture 

as a relaxmg actIvity, and the 

asthetlC value of flowers and 

ferns to brIghten dark wmter 

days 

InsulatIOn In the greenhouse 

and weather stnppmg around 

the door are heat-savmg thmgs 

to do, as IS sealmg fan vents for 

the winter You could turn down 

the thermo~tat m the greenhouse 

and concentrate on plants 

that thnve m cooler temperatures, 

but whdtever the cost, 

greenhouse owners mamtam 

that It IS wOlth It because hortIculture 

IS a year-round actIVIty 

* * * 

C.P. Chamber 

Music concert set 

The Chamber MUSICPlayers of 

Grosse Pomte will perform thiS • 

Sunday, Nov. 20, at 2:30 pm in 

the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's 

Crystal Ballroom AdmisslOn 

IS $3 Refreshments WIll be 

served after the program_ 

The concert wJll feature 

Brahms' Sonata in A major WIth 

vlOlimst Terese Edelstem and 

piamst Mary Holmes; Mozart's • 

Exultate Jubllate, WIth soprano 

Ir~ar~ ,Fep;u;wlz al}d I pIanist 

Lawrence LaGore; and Brahms' 

Tno m B major, WIth vlOlimst 

Gall Altkm, celhst Susan Nye 

and pJamst Fontame Lamg. 

Antique show 

this weekend 

The Great Lakes AntJque 

Show and Sale, featurmg 80 top 

antIque dealers from 25 states, IS 

set for thIS Saturday and Sunday, 

Nov 19 and 20, at the UniversIty 

of MlChigan-Dearborn's 

FIeldhouse Arena, 4901 Evergreen 

Road m Dearborn 

Hours are 11 a m to 9 p m_ 

Saturday and 11 a m to 6 pm 

Sunday. AdmlsslOn IS $5 and entItles 

show-goors to enter the 

show both days 

For more mtormatlOn, call 

420-3237 

How many of us really stop to 

thmk about how ThanksgIvmg 

Day got started? 

We are regaled WIth laVish 

feasts complete with turkey and 

pumpkm pIe and for one day, we 

forget all about dIets and calones 

and cholesterol ThanksgIv- 

Ing Day brmgs us the thIckest 

newspaper of the year, full of ads 

for sales the day after, whIch IS 

also the biggest shoppmg day of 

the year 

The TV set IS tuned to football 

games and parades and famIly 

gathermgs are the order of the 

day 

The first ThanksgIvmg was 

Just that - a celebratlOn of gratl- 

A MOTHER'S 

~'J:: 

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Giving thanks for beautiful gardens of past and present 

By Ellen Probert 

Special Wnter 

Detrolt'~ flr"t large ~tdJe 

flower ~how \\d~ a huge huc(.e"" 

Under the au~plce" of . The De 

trOlt Journal," a ne\\ "pape! nrm 

long I{one, and % edltm, Wd 

ham H Brearly, the hho\\ hdd 

been a Clt) wld~ prOject and \1 d.., 

one of the highlIght event~ of th(' 

i>OClal '>Cene of 1890 

At one exhIbIt, the Iddlt:" dCt 

Ing a~ ho~te~~;, \\ore lavendel 

dJ e.,~" and hab deCalated \\ nh 

pan.,lb In .,hade~ of pUl pIe ,.md 

ld\ ender The dehLllptwn.., In the 

!o('dl pre"" of the .,holl" dttl elt 

tlOn" \\ eJe flO\\ el}, 1Il mOll' \\ dh 

than one 

In the '90.." DetrOIt 1\ d" d gell 

den filled uty Ju"t befO!t the 

turn uf the tentUl}, the Detlolt 

elt') Gdrden ....d" treated It IIel., 

dn dred dbout 150 felt "4Uelle 

OCCUpYIng"Pdte 1Il the (PPU'1 of 

the uty nedJ the III er Thel e 

\\a.., a ..,mall outdoor thedtel ell 

bOl" and shade trees, WIth I o"e" 

and flo\\enng shrubs bOldenng 

the paths It \\ as a popular place 

and ;,hared honors WIth Its nVdl 

and competItor, the MIchigan 

Gellden, \\ hlch ....a.., 10tdted dt 

1\ hat I" now the cornel of JeHu 

son and Brush and was, In the 

lavl;,h language of the tIme, "an 

example of noble planting" 

At that tlme, on many of the 

streets radiating fJom downtown 

DetrOIt, the spaclOu~ gardens of 

promInent cltlzen~ enhanced 

theIr large and comfortable 

homes Iron stags pawed the 

Holiday Mart 

Jt ~ \' oodl.llld., ld\\ n", ,mu pld} mg 

filld., Ihlling thl edlll yea!'" of 

t hi' ccnt UJ \ £1011 el mg t I a bapple 

d nd Chlll \ t Ite.. 1\ CI e planted 

dJung tht Idke"hOl e cilld at the 

!fll tf) fit ,I r, ll~ 

n I • 

Tht fil ..t ()f elll the UJmmeludl 

01 thdl u" In .\IILhlgdll 1\ as 

p],mted III 1824 dnd heralded 

the \\ 3\ fO! the \ a..,t apple and 

pedl O!chard" that compJ Ise a 

Jeddmg mdLlstl) today Wilham 

\Voodblldge, Idte' govel nOl of 

;\hlllgal1, pl



S~M 

Working toward the IAmerican Dream' is a life- long effort 

By Marlan Trainor 

Special Writer 

The American Dream. BasI 

cally It IS economIc securIty and 

beyond that the means to have 

some of the "extras" that make 

up a better hfe For older Cltl 

zens there is one more - responsIve 

servIces 

On the questIOn of economIc 

security, retirement, pensIOn 

plans, the nght to work, part 

tIme work and the status of SocIal 

Secunty are important consIderatIOns 

for older citIZens 

We are assured that Social Se 

curlty Will remam solvent mto 

the next century despite over 

extensIOn of benefits to other 

segments of the populatIOns such 

as AId to Dependent ChIldren 

and the dIsabled 

This IS good news because 

quahty of hfE' I" related to ceo 

nomIc security WIthout ade 

quate means, lIfe breaks down 

mto a struggle for mere survival 

Once hfe's basic necessIties are 

taken care of, there remams a 

need for amenities that make 

hfe enjoyable. 

The first and foremost need IS 

for compamonshlp Thof>e WIth 

husbands and children have that 

need taken care of But there are 

WIdows and Widowers whol:>e 

children may lIve m othel areas 

of the country who spend many 

hourb alone 

Fllendl:> and church groUpb can 

be an anS"'el to theIr lonellne'>'> 

SenIOr centers have demon 

e who have more - mothers 

who have less - would payoff m 

(1o]ldlb lecelved and spent on 

"erVlceb and WIth tax mcentlves 

would result m profits 

If "uch genero,>lty were forthcommg 

It mIght be pos,>lble to 

cnlal ge programs for older persons 

bO that purSUIts other than 

pastlmeb would be prOVided 

Mdny "el1lor cltl.l:ens have been 

Holiday preview party at Pewabic Society 

The annual Pewablc Pottery 

Hohday ExhIbItIOn begins Nov 

18 and runs through Dec 31. A 

special prevIew party for Pewa 

bic Society members IS set for 

Fnday, Nov 18, from 6 to 9 pm 

at the pottery, 10125 East Jefferson 

Ave III Detroit The show 

opens to the genel dl public on 

Nov 19 

Pewablc memberblup may be 

purchased at the door Members 

will have first chOIce selectmg 

from the best m clay flom 100 

AmerIcan craft artIsts Thehe m 

elude casseroles, covel ed Jarb, tea 

i>eti>,Jewelry, dmnerware, vases, 

wall pIeces and a varIety of indl' 

vldually made Items, PewablC 

tIles and tree ornaments WIll be 

aVdllable 

For more mformatlOn, 

lene NIcoli at 822.0954. 

Senior Men's Club Travelogue is Friday 

The Semor Men's Club of 

Grosse Pomte WIll present a 

mOVIe, "Let's CrUIse Around 

South Amenca," by PIerre and 

Elfneda Palmentler on FrIday, 

Nov 18, at 8 p.m m the audltonum 

of Parcells School 

The movie WIll hlghhght such 

Information 

for 

ostomates 

An mformational open house 

for ostomates (patients who have 

had surgery involving creatIOn of 

an" opening on the abdomen for 

elimmatlOn of wastes) WIll be offered 

on Wednesday, Nov 30, at 

Metro Dur~med, a home medIcal 

eqUIpment store at 2239 Greater 

Mack Ave m St. Clair Shores 

The event, set for 2 to 6 p.m., 

Will feature free consultatIOns by 

enterostomal therapy nurses 

from St ClaIr Home Health 

Care, questlOnl:>and answers and 

mformatlOn about us:ng a new, 

contment colostomy system 

For more mformatlOn, call 

774-9370 

Lakeview plans 

'Christmas Fantasy' 

The LakeView HIgh School 

Band Parents ASSOCIatIOn Will 

present Christmas Fantasyland, 

Saturday and Sunday, Nov 19 

and 20 at LakeVIew HIgh School, 

21100 11 MIle Road at Harper 

Vendors WIll featme home 

made crafts of all sorts Saturday 

from 10 a m to 5 p m and Sun 

day, noon to 4 pm 

A bake sale, rame and refresh 

ments WIll also be avaIlable All 

proceeds go to the LakeVIew 

High School Band program Ta 

bles are still available, call 773 

4132 or 799-5174 (after 4 pm) 

AdmISSIOn IS free 

Holiday 

The Art Center, 125 Macomb 

Place m Mount Clemens, wIll 

host Its 12th annual Hohday 

Fair, Nov 25 through Dec 23 

Hours are 11 a m to 5 p m Mon 

day through Saturday and noon 

to 4 p m Sundays 

AdmISSIOn I'>free 

Arts 

fair 

and crafts show 

The ArtiSts' ConnectIOn'., ,>Ixth 

annual arts and crafts show, fea 

turIng 140 exhibItors, ",III be 

held at Thomas' Crystal Gar 

den'l, 50 S Groesbeck Hwy In 

Mount Clempns, Saturday and 

Sunday, Nov 26 and 27 

AdmISSIOn IS $2 Sho\\- hours 

are 9 a m to 5 p m Saturday 

and 11 a m to 5 P m Sunday 

Local artIsts who wlll show 

and sell theIr work'> mclucle 

John Metry of Gro1'/, '(' I/O/I 

Line 

• Schrock Cabinetry • Elkay Stainledo not ddequately 

"el've the eldelly, de"plte the 

ImpOltdnce of trdnbportatlOn 111 

ll1bUllllg acceb" to Vital bel Vlceb 

To ImplOve the mobIlIty of 

olde! pel ,>on", reduced fdIC plO 

l-,'2aml'l,lowl dnd speCIal dIbcount 

fare., on dlllme'>, buses and Item", cornmullltj vol 

unteer drive prol,'l'am" 01 dll ect 

operatIOn of "uch berVlLe'>by the 

local tl an,>lt authOrIty would 

help ,>ocldl "erVlce, "'elfdl e 01 

hedlth pI 0/-,'1 clm,> 

Idun't knllll 

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The high Co'>t of eneq.,'Y I'> a 

ploblem to all con,>umel s but 

pdrtlculenlOl cltI~en,> 

WhIle the elverage famIly bpend" 

about 10 pel cent of Its ll1come on 

home enel gy co'>t", oldel cltllenh 

"pend mOle than one thIrd of 

thell much lei>'> dhpo.,able In 

come 

Thel e hel'> been movement to 

alleVIate melny problem'> and 

Implement sel Vice" fOl aIde! Cltl 

lenl'l, but If the Amel ICdn Dream 

I" to become d Iealtty -- not only 

to! the pi e"Pl1t genel atlOn of 

oldel cltllen'- but fOl tho'>C who 

will m the Jutu:e be a Pdlt of It 

- there dl e ,>tIlI plOblems to be 

"(Jlved 

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POlnW receIved the honorar} debTJ'eeof 

Doctor of Letters durmg 

convocatIOn ceremonIeS at 

Adrian College Sept 1 1'reas 

urer of Crdln CommunicatIOn" 

Inc, L'I din Wd" honored for her 

"ucce""ful career m advertlbmg 

dnd publIcat IOn" and for her 

mdny \ olunteer actlvltle" 

• 

Lola Mall:a McIntyre, £I 

197 I gJ duudte of GI'),>-,e POinte 

.\'01 th Iligh School, held d publIt 

pldl1() 1t'lltdl ,)t tht, lJl1l\er..,lt\ of 

II nil! ,,,1'( .\1 UC,IC Hd II on 0oclatlOn 

dnd I\a" appOInted ab Southeast 

el n Repi esentt A"hpendll1g a week 

lJl W,hhllli.,'tO!1 rI11 1\11 \ 111\ I II I nd()\\ '>, P('lIa "hdmg d/JO! 

bonr 1.1I11111 n,om to thl' patIO, n{'w galag(', pili'> 

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884-5700 

CUSTOM BUILT CONTEMPORARY SOPHIST I 

CATION' Just off Lakeshore SIt" thIS RU"'iel bUIlt 

four to five bedroom, four and a half bath extraor 

dmary home 10 a most pleaqant park like "ettmg 

A host of quality features abound With every lmag 

mabie deSigner amemty 

A WEALTH OF LIVING IN STORE FOR YOU In 

thIS unusual ColonHlI WIth a place for all the 

family actlvltle" Four hedlooms, two and a 

half baths, a stnkmg family room plu q a den 

and another large room PI Iced to "ell - Cll11 

for further detail" 

OPEN CONCEPT AND PRICED TO SELL' Thl" 

four bedroom, two full bath ..,eml ranch on S 

Renaud In Gro"se Pomte Wood" otTer" 3 for 

mal dining room pIll" eating ar£',l m kItchen 

and a lovely lal ge lot Call for a prevww to 

day' 

SIDE ENTRANCE COLONIAL IN THE FARMS 

offer::. locatIOn, space and comfort for $139,900' 

Situated on a 60 foot lot .. thls attractive bnck reSI 

dence provlde~ a convement floor plan, new roof, 

ne\\ "torm" and screpn", newer bollf'r, two car ga 

ragf' \I Ith door opener, three bedroom~ onp dnd a 

half baths and bl eakfa~t nook In updated kitchen 

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KEirn 

Formerly Shorewood E R Brown Realty 

20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe 

886-8710 

SHOREWOOD 

REAL ESTATE, INC. 

a"a lable 

Relocation ServIces 

Available 

FIRST OFFERING 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 

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Immaculate' Much In demand fir;,t floor ranch 

wndo at de;,lrable Woodblldge complex Has two 

1mge bedlOoms and t\',o full bath;, Features new 

cal petmg, new 1V1I1dowtreatments and mcludes all 

kitchen appliances - (bUIlt m mlcrOWdve) Thl;, 

unit I~ really ,I gem and there IS Immediate occu 

pamy ownels movmg out of town See 1279 

Woodblldge on Sunday 

NO\I pi KPd m the l(m :!>bO, thh till t" bed 

loom bungaIol\ IS tht' Ideal", 111,'1 11Il!1ll' You II 

enJoy a COE) fil epl a four bedroom Colomal featunng a great room, two and one half baths, dlnmg room and two 

fireplac!!'> Blue prints for both houses are available m our office Call one of our sales agents for ad 

dltlOnal mformatlOn 8868710 

Each Red Carpel office IS Independently 

owned and operated 

OPEN SUNDAY 25 19011 HUNTINGTON 

The best of locatIOns' Lal ge bedloom 

ranch With gredt traffic flow Has dmmg 

room, eatmg space 111 kItchen, double Ilghted 

Uo"et;, In both bedroom~, hdS newer roof and 

furnace, full basement With lavatory Ea"y to 

care fOI WIth hardwood floors and ea~y for you 

to see thIS Sunday 

CONVENIENT, CAREFREE AND COST EFFEC 

TIVE A dehghtfully clean, pnme end umt 

In Lakeshore Village Fre,;hly pamted and dec 

OJ ated With newer hvmg room and dmmg 

loom carpetmg Custom wmdow treatmentb 

Two new steel doors Double storm wmdows 

All applamces mduded plus dn ERA Home 

Protection Plan 

BEAUTY OF A BARGAIN BONANZA Cot 

swold styled Enghsh Tudor condominIUm can 

venlent to shoppmg and school Center en 

trance WIth five bedrooms, three and a half 

baths, den, separate dmmg room plus much 

more Room for everyone 

90 KERCHEVAL 

GROSSE PTE, FARMS, MI 48236 

884-6200 

ROOMY, RELAXIN(, A '"\;J) HI \j)~ 'In del.l\" 

Imnwdldtl' IJlllljl /1)( \ 1,>\ ill lilt! 11' \\ I .eICl,e a1ea 

on thIrd floor and a mastel bed 

room SUIte WIth two natural fire 

places and d ma~ter bathloom 

\',Ith JacuzzI ,lnd glas'> doO! 

sho\\ er Pnced to sell ,It $J99,00' 

OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 

FURTHER REDUCTION 

2001 ANITA - Charmmg bllck 

bungalow offers an updated 

kItchen, cozy famIly room, den, 

natural fireplace, three bedrooms, 

fimshed basement and new dnve. 

way Extra mce'" 

GREAT OPPORTUNITY 

20419 WOODCREST - Out 

standmg Harper Wood:; Cape Cod 

offers foUl belli ooms, a model n 

kItchen, ne\\ carpetmg, natural 

tileplace, cent! al an, fil1l~hed 

basement, two and a half car at 

tached garage, pool and mal e' 

FULL OF CHARM! 

4J2 C.\L\ 1\ lOll don t \lant 

tt) Tn"''' !III, /)1]( of I hmd Cola 

mal' J. e..lllll1t!~ fO\l1 bedloom", 

on" .lnd ,I h,1I1 h lllJ" \\.11llung 

ndtlll ,II ft)( pl.\( p III 11\ mg 100m 

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fQU"l HOUSING 

OPPOlllUNlrv 

THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED 

EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALIORS 

Adlhoch & Associates, [nc 

Aldridge & Assoctates 

Bolton.J ohnston Associates 

Century 21.East m the Village 

Century 21 Lochmoor 

Chamberlam Realtors 

ChampIOn & Baer, [ne 

Coldwell Banker Real Estate 

Damman, Palms, Queen Realtors 

R G Edgar & Associates 

James R Flkany Real Estate Co 

Grosse Pomte Real Estate Co 

Hendricks & Associates Realtors 

Higbie Maxon Ine Realtors 

Johnstone & Johnstone Ine 

John E Pierce & Associates, lnc 

Jim SaTOs Agency Inc 

Schweitzer Real Estate Inc 

Shorewood E R Brown Realty Inc 

REALTOR' 

Sme Real Estate Co 

Tappan & Associates Ine 

Wilcox Realtors 

Youngblood & Fmn, Inc 

23255 S ROSEDALE CT - O{J'Ie.,IA\J)!\(, IOUI !l(dIIH'Jll tl\O dlld Oil( h,llt bclth Colonldl In a mObt 

deslrabk locatIOn of SI Cldll ShOll" ( III ul,lI dll \ ( /II ,t nom !,lUJldn (ountl) kJtlh('n dnd mUlh 

mal e" Thlb I" one of the lle' 111 ('10""'( 

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GROSSE POINTE CITY 

LOVEL Y bmk rdnch on )31 ge scemc lot, 

ne\\ fUJna(.e. lOof, pallO, dnd aluminum 

tnm Lat ge spaclOu" rooms, full base 

menl, clo~e to HdJ and VIllage Call for 

detdIl~ 


GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

In 11\lng 100n1 

ST CLAIR SHORES 

21121 \IID!)!!',,!':'.: 10\(1) thr

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REALTOR" 

EQUAL HOUSING 

IB 

OPPORTUNITY 

------- THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED 

EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS 

• JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE 

! NEW ON THE MARKET ) 

639 RIVARD". OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 .... Stunning 

and so convenient IS thIS just listed Trl-Level 

m the Clt} Two bedrooms, two full baths, 

famIly room ternfic kitchen Lovely carpetmg 

and wmdow treatments Attached garage and 

patIO ProfessIOnally landscaped Make thIS 

your addre;,s' 

19297 ROLANDALE - OPEN BUNDA yl HERE'S A REAL CHARMER 111 Harper Woods - great for 

that "first house" and priced for the budget mll1ded l Nothll1g to do but move 111 thiS delightful three 

bedroom bnck bungalow WIth large updated country kItchen and breakfast room plus fil1lshed base 

ment WIth extra bath $75,900 and better hurry! 884 0600 


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706 LAKEPOIN'l'E .... You'll be proud to be the 

0\\ ner of thlb ImpressIve five bedroom Colonial 

neotled near Wmdmlll Pomte DrIve offenng three 

dnd one half baths, two natural fireplaces, large 

wuntry kItchen, family room recreatIOn room and 

attached garage Numerous additIonal features 

Call to see thl!>remarkable home today' 

769 NOTRE DAME *'" You can be the owner of 

thiS very affordable and comfortable three bed 

room Cape cod with ItS many possIbilIties LI 

brary, 20 foot family room, wood deck and 

bllck walled patio are but a few of the nice 

features Conveniently located. Seller motIvated 

Call for your pnvate showmg 

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RENT OR BUY 

OR RENT WHILE BUYING 

JAMES R. FIKANY 

REAL ESTATE 

714 Notre Dame 

886-5051 

721 LINCOLN ** OPEN SUNDAY 22 ** Abso 

lutely beautiful and abound wIth Enghsh 

charm ThIS four bedroom Colonial features 

natural fireplace, large dmmg room, new 

kitchen with apphances, new carpetmg and 

wmdow treatments Wood deck and much 

more Welcome" 

20839 FLEETWOOD ** OPEN SUNDAY 25 ** 

Just $94,500 and you can own a home as 

pretty as a picture. SpaCIOUSfour bedroom Colomal 

offers gorgeous kitchen, den wIth wetbar, 

beautIful carpetmg and wmdow treat 

ments, central aIr and patIO GROSSE 

POINTE SCHOOLS ImmedIate occupancy 

HURRY' 

We're a team 

-------------you can count on! 

114 Kercheval 

lB 886-6010 G) 

A'£AtTOQ'" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _.ol,l.~"OUljJillG 

... 0''''0''''1/''''0, 

PRICE REDUCED 

84 MAPLETON - GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

CHARM, LOCATION, PRICE' ThIS fOUl bedroom 

Colomal just half a block from the lake has It alii 

$124,500 884 0600 

450 MORAN - GROSSE POINTE FARMS - ThIS 

three bedJOom Colomal on a faVOrite Farms street 

feature!:>kitchen With appliance!:>and chen)' break 

fast loom, paneled den, Pella wmdows and other 

I1lce extl as' 884 0600 

1170 HAWTHORNE - TOTAL I.Y REDONE' Four bedroom, one and one half bath Colomal has famIly 

room, terrific NEW KITCHEN and great room (11 6x25'1), cozy fireplace and MOREl Fast occu 

pancy 881-6300 

LAKEVIEW CLUB condommlUms located at 11 1/2 Mile and JeITerson - OPEN SATURDAY and SUN- 

DAY from 1 PM to 4 PM 2500 square feet mclude;, two large bedrooms. two and one half baths, 

gourmet kitchen, family room, two car attached garage plus many other luxury featuresf 881 6300 

556 LAKEPOINTE - Three bedroom, one and one half bath Cox and Baker Colomal on lovely deep lot 

IS now offered at newly adjusted price of $149,900 1 Includes famIly room, fireplace, fimshed base. 

ment 884-0600 

730 LINCOLN - Five bedroom COLONIAL has two baths plus two half baths and ternfic updatmg m 

and out I Recent Improvements mclude new baths, newer kItchen, new deck, newer garage, roof and 

MORE! Nothmg to do but move m' 8840600 

24252 MARINE - Three bedroom RANCH has newer kItchen and large lower level WIth entertamment 

center Choice East Detroit locatIOn near Kelly Road NOW $69,0001 884-0600 

109 MORAN - Everything you need for the larger famIly to S.P-R.E.A-D out' Four bedrooms. four and 

one half baths, library, family room, butler's pantry - TERRIFIC SPACE - GREAT LOCATION' 

884-0600 

19070 MORNINGSIDE - GREAT STARTER HOME' Three bedroom bnck ranch redone m and out With 

family kitchen, fil1lshed basement and new carpetmg JUST REDUCED! 884 0600 

357 MOROSS - ARE YOU ON A FAST TRACK? Here's the house for you - everythmg IS done and 

ready for you to move in! New kitchen, excltmg extras and tasteful"PIZAZZ" decor' 884-0600 

19297 ROLAND ALE - See ad under "NEW ON THE MARKET'" 

Recently decorated condomuuUIn on qmet and quamt 

Cranford lane. Watch the leaves blow and the snow 

fall and not worry about it The assocIatIOn does 

It!! ThIs ISan end umt with a bay window in the formal 

dmmg room, natural fIreplaces in both the hv- 

Ing room and basement recreation room. Lease IS a 

month to month or for a year Vacant and ready for 

Imme (each WIth pnvate bath and dressmg room'\, first floor 

powder room, family room WIth fireplace, pnvdte patIO, central all and nch neutral decor 881-6300 

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HARPER WOODS RANCH better than new! Fully ledone throughout, It mcludes "NEW KITCHEN, new 

carpetmg, fireplace and nicely done extra bedroom \~lth full bath In fimshed basement! $78,.'500 881 

6300 

OXFORD - PICTURE PERFECT bungalow WIth nothing to do but move In! Three bedrooms mcludmg huge 

master bedroom (22 5x24 2"), fireplace flmshed basement and nevvtwo and one half car garage 8816300 

WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL m beautIful settmg' Four bedroom, three and one half b'1th has paneled h- 

brary, games room, attached garage and excellcnt de'tml thlollghout A REAL CHARMER' Immediate 

occupancy ISoffered 884 0600 

THE CAN'T BE MATCHED LAKE VIEW 1 dcllghtful ranch IS for you Located on a cul-de 

"ac In Gro..."C Pomte Woods, thiS Immaculate home IS 

a"~,lJtmg ne\\. owncr; Its open floor plan IS easIly 

adaptable' to wheelchair hvmg ChaIr elevator to 

ba'>Cment ISoptional 705 PerTlan 

CondommlUm at Wmdwood Pomte Take a look at 

thIS spacIOUStwo or three bedroom two bath condo 

The wonderful oak kItchen WIth bay wmdow, natural 

fireplace, attached garage and laundry room are 

mor~ tP211 e!1cug-h t~ tcrr.pt .yOU at unclt'! $200,000 

Rent for a year and ,lpph It to the purcha ...e pnce 

THREE MILE - EXECUTIVE COLONIAL on nearly an acrr Incllld(''i ...IX bedlOoms, f01l1,1I1done half 

baths, hbrary WIth fireplace, butler' ...pant!) de,>lgnPI dpcor and huge ltvlI1g' NOW OFFERF [) AT $410,000' 8R 14200 

TORREY ROAD - GREAT SPACE In four bedroom t\\O bath bnck bungalow! Updated kitchen and bath, 

Flonda room, recreatIOn room \l,lth fireplace plu...CENTRAl AIR! &31 6300 

HANDY TO TIlE POINTES' Lo\el} t",o hedroom one and one half hun room and fenced 

SPACIOUS HEART OF THE FARMS LOCATION OffPI'ideltghtful fOlll bedroom, t",o and one half bath 

semi ranch WIth large dmlng room, hbran, cOllntn kltchPn, IiI1i'>hedba"Cment

f\.Jovernber 17, 1988 

Grosse Poi nte News 

158 

Ichweitzer.~Better 

1.~Homes 

ReolE/tote.lnc. I .. and Gardens A 

TOP PRODUCERS. 

MONTH OF OCTOBER 

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FRANK CARTA 

WOODS OFFICE 



SALLY COE 

HILL OFFICE 


LAlLA ABUD 

WOODS OFFICE 


DELORES ZAMSONI 

FARMS OFFICE 

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ADELL STOVER 

FARMS OFFICE 

OPEN SU~~DAY 2-5 

426 CALVIN, GROSSE 

POINTE FARMS - VelY des II 

able stal tel 01 retIrement bun 

galow featUring dining room, 

fireplace $99,500 


19981 W EMORY COURT, 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 

Wonderful Glo"r"e POinte Cape 

Cod home \llth foUl bedloom, and deck $144,900 


439 RIVARD, GROSSE 

POINTE CITY - Won del fully 

delOl dted and Ieady to move In 

to thIs fOUl bed Ioom Colonldl 

\llth family room $229,900 

1827 HUNT CLUB, GROSSE 

POINTE WOODS - Lovely, 

well kppt two bedroom ranch 

feature" extra large hVlng room 

\\ Ith fil eplace $84,900 

25 CRESTWOOD, GROSSE 

POlNTE SHORES - Beautiful 

I anch featm es three bedlooms, 

spacIOus falmly loom, and FIOI 

ldd room 


58 GREENBRIAH LANE, 

GROSSE POlNTE SHORES _ 

BeautIful Russell built, extr a 

large, thl ee bedroom Ianch of 

ferr" man~ luxul ~ amel1ltIeHmally land 

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Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS' 

Chamber lam Realtors 

ChampIOn & Baer, loe 

Coldwell Banker Real Estate 

Damman, Palms, Queen Realtors 

R G Edgar & Associates 

James R Flkany Real Estate Co 

Grosse POinte Real Estate Co 

Hendricks & Associates Realtors 

Hlgillt, Maxon [ne Realtors 

Johnstone & Johnstone Ine 

John E Pierce & ASSOCiates, Inc 

JIm Saros Agency Inc 

Schweitzer Real Estate Inc 

Shorewood E R Brown Realty Inc 

REALTOR' 

fQUAl HOUSING 

OPPORIUNIIY 

THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OfFERED 

EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD Of REALTORS 

Adlhoch & Associates, Ine 

Aldridge & Assocliltes 

Bolton..Johnston Associates 

Century 21 East In the Village 

Century 21 Lochmoor 

Sine Real Estate Co 

Tappan & ASSOCIates Inc 

WJ!cox Realtors 

Youngblood & Fmn, Inc 

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HIDDEN COVE CONDOMINIUMS 

ON LAKE ST. CLAIR 

MOljELS OPEN MONDAY THRU SUNDAY 

(CLOSED THURSDAYS) 

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s~ 00',1. 

Sales by: 

JEFFERSON 

APPROXIMATELY 

16 MILE RD 

Features Include two bedrooms, 

two full bathrooms, dining room, 

hVlng room or great room With 

fireplace, master bedroom WIth 

walk'in closet FIrst floor laundry 

room and wood deck AIJ UnIts 

have basements and attached ga. 

rages FurnIshed models by Illte 

nor deSigner Kathryn Donson of 

Jansen's Fine Furmture 

RED CARPET KEIM 

SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC. 


Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 

1-5 P.M. 

Custom bUIlt ranches, Some lake front units still a"ullable All 

Units have a boat well Located Just off Jefferson at 15 MIle, Just be. 

fore Shook Road III HarrIson TownshIp 1,620 . 2,000 square feet 

Pnced from $205,000 to $270,000 

CALL 886.8710 OR DIRECT TO THE MODEL 791-6191 

CUSTOM BUILT HOME! Read} for Sp!lng occupdncy Tills 

beautiful four bedroom, three and a half bath Colonial featul es 

natUJal fileplaces In both the IIvmg room and famllv room You 

\\111 also appleclate the hbraly, filst 11001 ldundly, lalge toyel 

and ample use of bay \\ mdows Act now and made yo UI 0\\ n 

~elp('t1()rH: of t,le, c:1b:nctrj., .:lna DIDol b}t.. Co;; IV1 (.lJUJLIUOtlt U~ 

tails 

ST CLAIR SHORES COLONIAL This spacIOus home, located 

near 9 Mile Road and Jefferson, features foUl bedrooms, lwo 

and one half baths, family room, dlnlllg 100m and bl eakfast 

nook Well decorated WIth exceptIOnal storage Open Sundayl 

JUST OUTSIDE GROSSE POINTE This thl ee bedlOom English 

style Colomal features a famliy loom With wet bar, one and a 

half baths, hardwood floors, large kItchen With dlnlllg al ea, pa 

tlo and two car garage 

HARPER WOODS, WITH GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS Large 

home With four bedrooms, family room with natural fil eplace, 

two full baths, finIshed recreation room, and fin,t nool lllud 

room, and much more 

YOUNGBLOOD & FINN, INC, 

R 

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20087 Mack Avenue ~ 

!l, '>PllCIOUc;master hf'droon! I'h( 

kItchen Iq freshly drcol iltt'd 1\ llh " III \\ 

floor Scref'nrd pOlch lInd IIltr,lll.\pl\ 

prIced 

• \10\ t' In lond I r lOll 

• F,lInll} loom I~llh ~k;lll~hh "H' IIii' ~II', door" lendmg to 

11\ nmg CO\ PI pd II'I \ \( l' 

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• Extl,] hedroom Ilnd Illth III IJ ,_ J If III 

• ('pnlral flll (Ondlt'Onll1/; "'(Ill II, -\ I'll) ,Ind ,pnnkler~ 

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A Unique Community 

Ardlltl.'Llurill [)1\l.'r~lly ,\~ 111(' gre,1t 1,1Illll' 01 hl11lll ~l/l' 'lIld ,1\ I" 'u, 

I-,l'I' gIO\\lh h,i' (ontillultl ,lo\\ly Oll'l 111,11\\ \(.11' II llll1llllUl' l\(11 III 

ddl Uld "Idt" III 'lIhdIIJJ 1110 000 

"1 CL\IR - FOUl bpe!Jool11 1\10 and

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p~ Counter Points 

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By 

Pat Rousseau 



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Enhance your 

Thanksgiving Day 

table with a lovely 

silver plated 

server, specially 

priced for holiday 

saVIngs. Hurry In 

now. Quantity IS hmited! A new dISCOVery 

m the back of 115 Kercheval 

Hlll,881-2160. 

on the 

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Spec wt purchase! A stylish 

qUIlted snakeskin clutch 

with shoulder strap IS only 

$34 It comes in pastels, 

bnghts, neutrals and black. 

Great for yourself and for 

Christmas gIftS. THE JANE WOOD- 

BURY SHU}J, 377 Flsher Road, 886- 

8826 

* 

W~ '" '" softly pleated gabardine 

slacks are the perfect match for any of 

three different wool sweaters in winter white 

with pastel accents. A perfect duo for a casual 

winter weekend. All in sizes S.M.L. at Walton. 

Pierce, 16828 Kercheval in th~ Village, 884- 

1330. 

* * * 

FRIDA Y, NOVEMBER 25 

Enjoy the Thanksgiving Parade. Happy 

Thanksgiving ... Jacobson's in the Village. 

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Jht shops of SSG b C th . 

tM~lton-PilArcA Lover ... 

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Winter white 

Burberry stadium coat ~ '~ 

is of 100% wool, knee e Ii ~ 

length with antler tip Z; , 

buttons, camel, lined 

with traditional Burberry plaid. Great 

gift for any man, specially for stadium 

ticket holders. Find it at 17140 Ker. 

cheval in the Village, 882-8970. 

* * * 

We have been successfully 

catering parties for four 

years now. Small or large, 

we cater parties in your 

home, business parties and 

we have our own private 

back room - 15402 Mack Avenue. Valet 

parking, 881-0550. 

* * * 

edmund t. AHEE jewelry 

* 

co. 

We have a bigger and more beautiful holi. 

day selection of pearls, gold jewelry, color 

stone and diamond jewelry designed to fit all 

price ranges. We have lasting treasured gifts 

for that first Christmas baby including rings, 

bracelets and add a pearl necklaces at 20139 

Mack Avenue, 886-4600. Ope" Fridays until 7 

p.m. 

Jacobson's 

S 

M T W T F S 

DATES TO NOTE: 3 4 5 6 7 ~ ; 

THURSDA Y, NOVEM-:~:~ ~~~~~ig ~~ 

BER 17 I., 2~ 26 27 28 29 30 

Louis Feraud Spring Collection Show in 

the International Salon, informal modeling. 

FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 

18 and 19 

NOVEMBER 

Remount Show in the Fine Jewelry Department, 

Friday from noon until 8 p.m., 

Saturday from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 

NOVEMBER 19 

Posner Estate Jewelry Show in the Fash. 

ion Jewelry Department, noon until 5 

p.m. 

WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER23 

SpeCIal Black Diamond Mink Show In 

the Fur Salon, informally modeled 10 

a.m. - 5 p.m. 

(across the street 

Boy), 885-8817. 

* 

RECEIVE A 

FREE GIFT when 

you mention thu; ad! 

Our great NEW locatlOn 

lS 20737 Mack 

from the 8 Mile Btg 

Give her the Add.A-Link tennis ~ 

bracelet with the diamond silhouette 

... the only one of its kind. It is ~ 

hand-crafted in precious 14K gold 

and set with radiant select quality 

diamonds. You can ad links for her 

birthday, anniversary, Christmas 

and happy gift giving occasions. Come to 

VALENTE JEWELERS and try it on. W~ will 

explain how it works . . . 16849 Kercheval in 

the Village. Open Thursdays until 9 p.m .... 

8814800. 

Beaded 

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In Stitch!''' 1

Fitness 

Entertainment 

ClaSSified 

Section C 



~+ 

Sports is news 

Today, many news depart. 

ments at newspapers consider 

sports wntel s "a dlffel ent 

breed" 

Well, I'm here to proudly de 

fend my professIOn and turn 

back all the obnoxIOus remarks 

that offend my hterary feehngs 

News staff WrIters have to Sit 

in courtrooms and hsten to de 

hberatlOns They have to scrape 

the muck off the bottom of a 

poorly run polItical campaign 

and turn it mto a rather ap 

pealmg story And all sports 

'Nl'lters get to do IS Sit In press 

boxes, eat decent food, watch 

games and write Intriguing, ex. 

cltmg and mVlgorating stories 

Seems to me sports Wrlters 

have the edge 

I enjoy reading hard news 

stones but often, they lack that 

certam "somethmg." 

Instead of reading about a 

fire that spread qUIckly, why 

can't we read about "how the 

sWiftly movmg fire was shoved 

across the room by rapIdly 

blowmg WInds that created 

havoc for fire fighters." 

Adjectives and adverbs are 

used frequently m news stones, 

but you never hear of a "southpaw 

fire fighter callIng for a rehef 

pitcher who can hurl a hose 

at 95 mph" 

Talkmg to the Grosse Poznte 

News' editorial consultant Bill 

Elston last week, I learned that 

some newspapers refer to theIr 

sports departments as the toy 

department of the organIZation 

So be it. References have been 

made to my cutely decorated 

and rather sporty wallpaper, 

I've also been told to remove 

the basketball rim, the pIcture 

of Kirk Gibson, the MIchIgan 

pennant and the picture of 

Curly (Three Stooges) from my 

wall. Wouldn't you rather shoot 

a hoop than thmk of ways to 

have fun at city meetmgs? 

Let's take a look at the walls 

on the news staff SIde of the 

room. 

On them are lIsts of meet. 

Ings at the city counCIl. Updates 

of millages. Reports of 

proposals, fights agamst ordl. 

nances and assignments to take 

photos of constructIOn. They 

have to keep tabs on the local 

and natIOnal candIdates mstead 

of tabulatmg votes for Cy 

Young wmners or AmerIcan 

League MVPs 

Wouldn't you much rather 

have statistics of players, wm. 

mng hIts, shots from three. 

point land, and records of 

sports teams? Why would you 

\\':lnt pit bull pIn ups and ac. 

counts of mandates when you 

could have sports paraphernalIa 

from wall to wall? 

Many people assume that 

sports WrIters are not aware of 

pohhcal, world or national IS 

sues But have you ever heard 

of any pohtical figures becom 

mg athletes? No You only hear 

of former athletes bemg CIty, 

state or county offiCIals Seems 

to me sports still holds th(' advantage 

I know news and sports sto 

ri€S ai e j elated bct:.au~ Loth 

need to mform the reader But 

some have Said that sports 

writers can stray from the EnglIsh 

language and use trIte 

and colloqUial phrases True, 

but wouldn't you prefer hearIng 

about a player mterceptmg a 

pass, rambhng down the field 

hke a locomotive on track, 

eludmg SIXwould be tacklers 

and deliverIng a po....erful 

downwardly projectIOn of the 

ball mto the grIdiron turf 

Doesn't that beat readmg 

about how some h€nator dehv 

ered an eloquent peechdeclphermg 

all circumstantial eVIdence 

that more than proves 

the budget defiCIt faces mcreas. 

mg danger? 

SeC'mto me "port., dt'partments 

surely enJoy their repu 

tatlOn 

3rd loss crushes 

ULS title hopes 

By Rob Fulton 

Sports Editor 

Umversity LIggett School 

coach DaVId Backhurst would 

prefer to thmk that hiS soccer 

team Isn't snake bit 

However, after a 3-1 loss to 

the DetrOIt Country Day School 

(DCDS) YelloW]ackets m a CoD 

state semifinal game Nov 9, he 

lid" to wlI"Jdel the PO~SlblhtIes 

"It's tough asking me that 24 

hours after a tough loss hke 

thIS," Backhurst saId m refer. 

ence to the snake bIt questIOn "I 

would lIke to think we weren't 

In this game we were trying to 

Win, but we were hopmg to 

swmg things back to our side" 

The Kmghts (16-3-3) were 

ranked No 3 gomg m, and the 

No. 1 ranked YellowJackets 

didn't seem unbeatable, but ULS 

was trying to avenge more than 

one loss 

The bitterness of a 3-1 loss to 

DCDS in last year's state finals 

was still on the Knights' palates 

They dIdn't want a repeat of the 

'87 finals, but they also had to 

deal With a 3-1 regular.season 

loss this year. 

"I think the kIds came out and 

trIed to feel Country Day out," 

Backhurst saId, "but I know 

they were also thInkIng about 

last year's loss m the finals" 

After Doug Wood's goal tied 

the game m the last minute of 

the first half, the Kmghts were 

in control. They used theIr finesse 

game to theIr advantage, 

but the more phYSical DCDS 

game began to take Its toll. 

"We know they are a very aggressive 

team," Backhurst saId. 

"Every tIme these two teams 

meet, there IS plenty of phYSical 

play." 

Adam Uzelack of DCDS and 

Bill Lucken of ULS, two of the 

more physical players, were 

purely combatants on the field 

Everywhere Uzelack went, so 

went Lucken, and vice versa 

"I wanted to put Bill on Uze 

lack because they both play very 

tough games," Backhurst said 

"Bill did an outstandmg Job on 

Uzelack" 

The defendIng Class C D 

champs opened the game With a 

vengeance ULS couldn't move 

the ball from Its own zone, but 

Backhurst's squad was persistent 

"In the first half, they mCDS) 

came out and took It to us," 

Backhurst said "Our defense 

held up very well and our goal 

tendmg (BrIan Schmidt) was 

very strong The goal they scored 

came off a headed ball on a cor 

ner kICk In fact, the ball hIt the 

post" 

Either way DenS controlled 

the play But, after Wood's goal 

ULS had the momentum 

See HOPES, page 2C 

University Liggett School Junior Doug Wood (10) prepares 10 score his learn's lone goal in the 

Knights' 3-1 loss to Detroit Country Day School in the Class CoD state soccer semifinals on Nov. 9. 

f 

"In the second half, we started t.. ~..-. ~ ~ ~ .... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ .. 

contlOllmg the ball," Backhurst , , 

said "We were all around the 

net and It was Just a mattel. of 

t 

time before I felt we would score 

"They (DCD8) couldn't move 

the ball out of then own zone .-_ .. 

and that's when we were mount 

Fera 

Fred 

Flrsl 

mg our attack to WIn the game," f t 

Perry Team Skea 

Backhurst added "We had the Kollach 

ball probably 70 percent of the Technlca North Patagonia 

second half" Nevlca Woolrich Face POWderhorn f 

As the Kmghts swarmed the j Reusch Raven _ 

t 

YellowJackets' net the game , Tall Obermeyer I 

f 

grew mcreasmgly tense Ugg Scotland Yard 

"The game was mtense," 

Backhurst Said "At that pomt 

8 8 89 

you know one goal could make 

the dIfference, so both teams are j , 

trymg to score, while they try to , , 

t 

hold off the opponent" 

fro~f~c~:~a~utt~iS ~~~~ ri~~~~ 6 SKI • TENNIS 

eted off the crossbar and into the , and and 

t hands of the Yello""]acket net. 

mInder 

t 

"We were domg everythmg we 

could," Backhurst SaId "Bill's 

shot Just dIdn't make It " 

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MO~~~~:~~d~~:O 8 • _-::-: ~ 

out all I could see ....as a DCDS 

player laymg on the ground ................ ~ .... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 

holdmg hIS back 

"1 tned to pIece It together, 

but all I was told was that Bill 

couldn't play the rest of the 

game The ref also told me BIll 

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It was bad enough that ULS 

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2C > VJ;'IIJ Grosse Pointe News 

Hopes 

From page lC 

/ x';:" " 

mmutes after Lucken, the 

Knights faced a 9-on.1l attack 

Wood's ejectiOn was questiOn. 

able, but Irrefutable 

"DougIe made a tackle flom 

behmd," Backhurht explained, 

"and It didn't look like allythlllg 

more than a nlJlllldl play 

"The ref pulled out the red 

card (the one Indlcatmg a play. 

el '" removal) and I Just thought 

he pulled the wrong one," Back. 

hur'>t said "I was totally flabber. 

gasted at that time" 

Wood", mfrdctJOll occulled m 

thl lH'naJty dl ea "0 the Ye)]O\\J 

ackets were awarded a penalty 

shot and capltalJzed to take a 2.1 

advantage 

"As a coach m that SItuatIOn 

It\ a real struggle," bald Back 

hurbt "But the kid" were all 

chmged up dnd they contmued 

to put on a fine performance for 

the next 20 mmutes 

"All of It happened "0 qlllck 

Iy," Backhur~t contmued, "that 

It was plOoclbly one of the 

,>tlange,',t tUI n 0/ ('vent.., 1\ l' eveI' 

been al>,>ouclled\\ Jih ' 

ULS, which won champiOn 

shIps m the MIchigan Independent 

AthletIc League, the dlstnct 

and reglOnab, was not about to 

fold The m"plmtlOn was appar 

ent, but one more gOdl by DCDS 

clipped the &ea~on fO! ULS 

"The guy" who played those 

final 20 mmutes dre to be com 

mended," Bdckhurst Said "We 

had all the momentum before 

the unfortunate turn of events, 

but thobe kids on the field 

played admIrably - especially 

when you thmk they had to play 

two men short" 

DCDS was a tholn In Back. 

h UI ,>t'~SIde all &eabon 

"1\vo of our thl ee lo"!>€,,were 

to Countl y Day and our other 

one WdS agambt Glo"se POInte 

:\Ullh,' BdLkhurst bald "They 

al e the SOUlce of my bIggest diS 

appomtment because I thought 

\\,e could beat those teams thiS 

yedl 

Although there's no consola. 

tlOn pnze for bemg m the state's 

final fOUl, Backhurst'b eVIdence 

pi aves otherWise 

"The l'lvalry Ib tough With 

DCDS," he said "1 have a great 

re~pect for their prof.,TJ am, but 

the fact that our Soccer team can 

go head-to head and make 

them earn a VIctory IS ,',ome can 

solatIOn" 

In the meantIme, ULS wIll tlY 

to evalUate the nightmare It 

couldn't escape Backhurst saJd 

he'll return to the dI dwmg 

board, but a prosperous beason 

won't be forgotten 

"At the begmnmg of the yedl 

1 bald there were 12 gdmes we 

"hould wm," Backhurst ,',dld 

"Now that 1 look back on our 16 

wm,>, I can honestly say thiS 

team wantk'O tn '''m b:ldl) ..IllJ 

proved that they are a very good 

team 

"I am proud of the way we 

played, I only Wish - fO! the 

kids - that we could have won 

at least one more" 

Honored athletes 

On Friday. Nov. 4, at the annual Fall Athletics Awards Ceremony, 

University Liggett School honored athletes who had participated 

in fall interscholastic sports. 

Among those honored were, front row. Bill Lucken, Most Improved 

Player (MIP), varsity soccer: Paul Brigolin. Most Valuable 

Player (MVP), varsity cross country: Doug Wood. MVP, varsity 

soccer: Dike Ajiri. MVP, varsity football: Chris Frederickson. 

MIP. varsity cross country: Gene Gargaro, MVP. varsity golf: 

Karow Gordon, MIP, varsity football: Tamara Lie, MIP, junior 

varsity field hockey. 

Back row, Stacey Allen, MIP varsity field hockey: Meghan 

Brady. MVP. varsity field hockey: Dawn Marlin, co-MVP. varsity 

tennis; Ali Frederick, MIP, varsity tennis; Elena Hunt. co-MVP, 

varsity tennis: Martina Jerant, MVP, varsity basketball: Jennifer 

Listman. MVP, junior varsity field hockey: Julee Mertz. MIP. junior 

varsity tennis; Julie Vallone, MVP, junior varsity tennis; Katie 

Tompkins. MIP. varsity golf: Jennifer Miller, MIP. varsity basketball. 

Picking the winners 

Thl~ 1OreceIved "trong 

play from R J Wolney, Kurt Fa 

bel' and Beth Fehling 

Rockets 5, Star .. 3 

Goa,1 scorers for the RockptIammed two goalc:, Tocco 

and Braun addpd the final t\\,() 

talhe" for the wmnerCoredfor the 

Kmgs With the assist gOIng to 

John Wise Chns Glb

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Grosse Pointe News VJIVJ 

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3C 

Pointe Aquatics loses season opener 

The newly fOI'med POinte 

AquatIcb SWIm tedm wa!, hopIng 

for a better start of the season, 

but with many meets to go, they 

can wash away the bItter 298 

221 loss to the Clal'encevdle 

SWIm Club of LIvonIa 

The mIxed 8.and under 100 

freestyle relay team of Rachelle 

Atrasz, Andy Sheldon, KImberly 

LaFond and Brandon DeGuvera 

took a third place (l 0997) to 

lead the team LIndbdy Sandel' 

cott, Jeff Sheldon, MIchelle Vasapolh 

and David NlelubowllZ 

came m second In the mIxed 200 

freestyle relay with a time of 2 

1607, and the mixed 12 and-un 

del' 200 free relay team of Chnstme 

Jamermo, J P Galmat, Suzette 

Atras7. and Emmett 

DeGuvera touched first (2 00 51) 

for the team In tlw Ill/xeu 14 

and-under 200 free Ielay, the 

team of Susan Blean, BIlly Scott, 

KIm Hlgel and MIke Mlkeilc fin- 

Ished second 1155 67) 

In the butterfly events, Brent 

Nlelubowlcz placed second 

(1844) and Matthew Kirchner 

was thIrd (1998) In the boys' 8 

and-under 25 yard butterfly 

DavId NlelubowIcz touched second 

(3554) for the 10 and undel 

boys' 50 buttel-fly, and Emmett 

DeGuvera won the 12 and-undel 

50 buttedly m a tIme of 3348. 

Teammate KIIe Zeller took f:>ecand 

111 the 50 buttedly by sWIm 

mIng to a 34 20 tIme 

Rachelle Atrasz placed second 

for the b'1rb' 25-yal d butterfly 

11814) and MIchelle Vasapolh 

placed second (39 54), whIle 

MIchelle Dumler was third 

(4020) In the gIrls' 10 and-under 

50 fly 

B Blenky touched second 

(34 47) fOl the gIrls m the 12- 

and under, dnd KIm Hlgel 

(2997) won the 14 and under 50 

butterfly wIth Linda Kneg 

(34 93) takmg second Robert 

Naiman won the event fOl the 

boys' 18 and under (29 21) 

The backstroke events were 

dominated by Andy Sheldon for 

the 8 and under boys (20 69), 

Tony Atrasz (39 51) In the 10- 

and undpr and J P Gamrat 

(36 18) In the 12 and under 

Anne MagI'eta won the gIrls' 

lQ-and under backstroke event 

(4066), and KIm Hlgel was the 

top finIshel (3088) for the 14- 

and under I ace 

Second-place finIshers m the 

100 yard IndIVIdual medley were 

Steven WIllIams (1.21 57), ChrIStme 

Jamenno (1 11 42) and Renee 

Kneg (1 17 80) 

Brent Nlelubowlcz (21 37) won 

the 8-and under 25 boys' breast 

stroke, and Tony Atrasz (37 28) 

touched first In the lO-and-under 

50 yard breaststroke. Also turn- 

Ing 111 strong performances were 

Fntz Schlppert (47 60) and Craig 

WIlson (5001) 

Rachelle Atrasz took a second 

(22 09) In the gIrls' 25 breaststroke 

and MIller touched second 

m the gIrls' 50 breaststroke 

(46.27) Jamenno (34 89) and 

Suzette Atrasz (36 48) took a 

first and thIrd m the gIrls' 50- 

yard 12-and-under breaststroke, 

and Susan Blean won the 14- 

and under event 111 3782 

Pomte AquatICs dId well m 

the 25-yard freestyle events wIth 

Kll'Chner (646) takll1g second 

for the boys Amanda Dumler 

06 16) was second for the g:Jrls 

Also takIng second was D NlelubO\\lCZ 

(3097) JelT Sheldon 

(33 90) was thIrd In the boys' 10- 

and-under freestyle Vasapolh 

(33 24) and Dumler (33 94) took 

first and second, respectIvely, m 

the gIrls' 10 and-under freestyle. 

FlmshIng 1, 2, 3 In the boys' 

12 and-under freestyle were M 

NaIman (2951), J P Gamrat 

(29 60) and E DeGuvera (30 24) 

Susan Blean (29.27) had a great 

sWIm for the gIrls 14-and-under 

wIth a second place Endll1g the 

freestyle events, R NaIman 

placed first m 25 48 

'Sprint USA' named boat-of- year 

After a season of racmg 

agamst a formIdable fleet of 

yachts m DetrOIt, "SprInt USA," 

owned and skIppered by John 

Stevens of Grosse POInte, has 

been named the boat of the year 

by the Offshore Racmg Club of 

DetrOIt In addItIOn, the boat 

was also awarded the Boat of 

the Year by the DetrOIt RIver 

Yacht Racmg ASSOCIatIOn 

Stevens, WIth hIs second 

"Sprmt" won the Southern 

Ocean Racmg cirCUIt m Flonda 

wlthm two months of the boat's 

launch. The DRY AJORCD Boatof.the- 

Year IS awarded to the 

hIgh pomt boat for the season, 

racmg a mmlmum of 12 races, 

mcludmg the Port Huron to 

Mackmac Race 

"To win lOR Boat of-the year 

for me IS phenomenal," Stevens 

saId "The preparaton of the boat 

North 

sports 

was well OJ gamzed and the team 

work was outstandmg ., 

Stevens was especIally pleased 

WIth the abIlIty of the crew to 

adjust under any cIrcumstance 

"All of the ll-man raCIng crew 

performed IndIVIdually In an out 

standmg matter," he said "In 

hght all' when concentratIOn IS 

ImpOItant, everyone performed 

not less than 100 percent In 

heavy arr when all techmcal, 

tactICal and phYSical SkIlls are 

necessary, the team excelled" 

Although he IS proud of hIS 

award, Stevens recalls hIS finest 

moment from the Grosse POInte 

Club Regatta 

"The most excItmg day on 

Lake St ClaIr was the Grosse 

Pornte Club Regatta when the 

wmd peaked at 40 mph and the 

temperatwe was 100 deg:J-ees," 

Stevens recalled "The 42-foot 

Spnnt prevaIled, salhng With 

Leading Edge, Nittisima, 

American Eagle, and Margaret 

Rintoul some of the 

finest 50-footers m the DetrOIt 

area" 

Other wmners of the coveted 

ORCD Boat-of-the Year award 

were, Limerick, owned by Art 

Cope, and Easterly, owned and 

operated by Herb Mamwanng 

Season champIOns of the 

ORCD season were also crowned 

at a banquet They Included, 

WIth boat name and skIpper, 

Powerghde, D MartIn, Moon 

laker, N Muench, Dream MachIne, 

M Coran, Vengeance, J 

Markle, DiverSIOn, C MIller, 01 

Bear, C Bayer, Easterly, H 

Mamwarmg; VOlla!, H Packman; 

Velero VI, Wake, Outer 

LImIts, D Connolly, Bravo, F. 

Tenkel, Black RushIn', Abbott! 

Dawson, Defiant, B. Lech, Jayhawk, 

D. Pembelton 

Reiter paces Lady Norsemen 

By James Moore 

Special Writer 

The North gIrls' varsIty basketball 

team, playmg WIthout 

the finesse of several key players 

who are out WIth lI1JUIe'>, lost to 

Warren COUSlnO, 5040 last 

week 

KIm ReIter, who centcl" the 

Lddy \TO! semen tedm POtU ed In 

d game hIgh 21 ponh to ,..;(J \\ Ith 

13 lcbounds \T0I1h (lit dill' till 

Patnot lead (3331) 111 the third 

quarter, but couldn't overcome 

the sustamed COUS1l10game 

Earlier m the week, Reiter 

dumped home 15 pomts to pace 

;..rOlth past Lake Shore, 36-34 

North (13.6, 4-4) IS hobbled by 

ll1Junes, but WIll try to wm Its 

"econd straIght dlstnct tItle Nov 

19 when It faces South The dlstllCt 

playoffs WIll be held at RegIna 

WIth the North/South game 

e,et to begIn at 6 30 p m 

Swimming 

The tankers, ranked No 3 m 

Class A, beat Ann Arbor Huron 

on Nov 8, and accordmg to 

Coach MIke O'Connor, some of 

the tImes "wIll be ranked m the 

top five In the state" 

HeidI Mader (50 freestyle), 

Karen Dundon (500 freestyle I 

and KatIe Young 000 free), per 

formed well enough to gam some 

state recognItIon Sophomore 

Karen Ellis has been showmg 

contmual Improvement smce her 

leg mJury and I'> very clo'le to 

qualIfymg for the state finale; the 

first week m December 

Jenl1lfer Palouccl has also 1m 

I'nrl/J h; Roh f "Iton proved her 500.freestyle time by 

five seconds 

North's Anne Boutrous and her Norsemen teammates are 

headed for the Class A swimming finals on Dec. 2-3. 

HIf.{h ,;corel f('l' both games 

\\as ~1aJi1l1a .Jerant In the two 

gam('uctessful tenl1l" "lea 

son at Stal of the Sea, Eve 

Malle Abl RaJI, Jenny Bakel. 

ChrIS DeFoUl and Joanne Get 

f:>tnel \\ el e all named to the All 

Cathoht Leabrue team Abl RaJl 

\\-a" al..,o Star's wmner of the 

Ail Academlt a\\aJd 

Basketball 

Story 

ideas? 

Call 882-0294 

Photo by Rob Fulton 

Hei/.ded for 

a Showdown 

Grosse Pointe North (dark 

jerseys) and Grosse Pointe 

South. will renew their rivalry 

on the basketball court 

on Nov. 19 at 6:30 p.m. 

North and South last met 

on Sept. 8 in the season 

opener. In that game. the 

Norsemen led most of the 

way and iinished strong to 

beat the Blue Devils. 48-38. 

When North meets South at 

Regina High School for district 

playoff action. it will 

mark the fourth consecutive 

year they will clash in the 

opening round. 

The crew of Sprint USA includes Larry Mahieu. Bruce Burton. John Walton. Chris Clark. John 

Stevens. Ken McMillian. Rod Barton. Chris Woodall. Greg Stevens. Mark McCrindle. Not shown. 

Don Ross and Bob Scoville. 

Thp Tuna cager" ale cunently 

play mg m the CatholIc Leabrue 

playoffe; \'vhlch began Nov 15 at 

Holy Redeemcl 

SenIOr hrual d .Jenny Sparkman 

wa" Star'> only Iept esentatlvc 

named to the All Acadpmlc dnd 

All Lpagw' team" 

Bowling 

ULS hoopsters roll; South Devils lose to Shamrocks 

It was a hIghly '>ucce'lSful 

week of basketball for the UI)I 

versity Liggett School glrl'l' var 

slty team 

ULS started the week by de 

featll1g Academy of Sacred 

Heart, 43-17, and ended It by 

blow1l1g past Lutheran North 

west, 5833 

Star's t\\O howlInf.{ team" are 

off to "11 Ikln!: e,tflrle.; 

Team B Ie.;111 fir..,t place In It" 

dl \ l"lOn and Team A I" 10(ked 

In d battlc fot fir"t platL In Its 

dlvl'>lon 

Star'" top three bowler'! are 

KIm Baranek, With an average 

of 141 .JulIe .Jorgensen (122) and 

MIchelle Val EI"lander (118) 

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What is stress? 

Stl e'>s I'>one of the nJaJor com 

plamt'> of modern day life For 

mo"t, It!> negatIve effects creep 

up slowly, Ignored, untIl major 

problems occur, such as Illness, 

aCCidents, mabllIty to functIOn, 

and dIfficulty With Interpersonal 

relatlOn"hlp,> In It!>elf, stress IS 

(''>''entlal to Me It provIdes the 

eneq:,')' to get thmg" done It energllR'> 

u!> and !>llmulates us to 

gTO\~ Stre can be pOSitIve a!> 

well a'> negative 

Stl e'>" 1" not what others are 

dOIng to U'> It I!>our body'!> physlLal 

and emotIOnal responses to 

what happens around us - to 

event" "uch as holIdays 01' chIld 

Deborah 

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M. Orloff. R.N. 

(20 Points of "Lite") 

Tables bowmg from the 

weIght of the multItude of tradItIOnal 

holIday dishes A host 

of desserts that could tempt 

the most dedIcated dieter, and 

plates heap1l1g with food - 

the abundance IS overwhelming' 

It IS no wonder that our 

ancestors referred to the holIday 

table as the "groamng 

boald" 

It IS part of our tradItIon to 

eat, and often overeat, durmg 

the holidays After all, many 

of the foods served durmg this 

sea"on are special to this tIme 

of year, and WIll not be made 

avaIlable at any other time 

Consequently, the "enjoy-theholIdays, 

dIet after-the-New 

Year" attItude has become a 

way of lIfe for many of us 

urho a.rc not so fortunate to 

have a body that can "throw 

off' unwanted calOrIes 

ThIS tIme of year, we often 

find people eatIng as a result 

of mental and emotIOnal cues 

that have been etched deeply 

111 our mInds We do not react 

out of actual hunger, but from 

learned responses to the 

sounds, smells and SIghts of 

the holidays We even may 

have made a promIse to our- 

'>elves that thiS holIday season 

WIll be dIfferent, but too 

often we find we cannot resist 

all of the tempatlOns, and 

:.tart With one tmy bIte, 

whIch leads to another and 

another If we mterpret thIS 

actIOn a" another example of 

OUI fdJlure to follow through 

With our promise, It often 

lead.., to feelIng'l of 1,'111 It 

For "orne, the holidayc; are 

a pO"ltlVP and excitIng tIme 

For other f>, It ran he a time of 

depH''l'>lon F.lther way, you 

wn I'xpenence "tres", whICh 

oft!'n I{'"ults 10 overeatmg 

ThC'll.fOle, It I" Important that 

w(' take tlmp lIght now to re 

lax and plan ahead 

Thl" advance plannml-{ can 

dpcl"pa lot of the [ n1l11ute hassle and let 

you (,nJoy the holiday" IIlst('ad 

of Juc;t ''c.,UrvIVlllg'' the holl 

days FollOWIng 1



'Pirates of Penzance': Raucous good humor, high spirits 

By Pat Paholsky 

Editor 

If you need to get away from 

the world for awhIle, go see "The 

PIrates of Penzance" at the 

FIsher Theatre 

It IS an evemng of raucous 

good humor and high spmts 

done up III fine costumes and 

scenery But It'S the anythmg. 

goes choreography and the con. 

trolled pelformances that make 

this comIc operetta fun and keep 

It from slldmg mto sllly 

ThiS GIlbeli and Sullivan 

play, presented by the MIchigan 

Opera Theatre, was fil st per 

fO!med m New York III 1879 It's 

safe to say that audiences then 

dIdn't see any moonwalkmg or 

Keystone Kop btuff as there are 

1n HllS productlOl1, but tll\.- "tlHy 

Ime IS timeless 

The musIc IS pleasmg and the 

lyncs hold their age well 

Gary Sandy of Broadway and 

TV IS totally endearmg as the 

PIrate Kmg WIth a soft heart 

Zale Kessler, of Broadway, TV 

and mOVIes, IS the perfect blus 

tery major general 

Co.starrmg with them are Jo. 

Fine Harvest 

celyn Wdkeb. a Bntl'lh mezzo. 

boprano. as Ruth, the pirates' 

maid, Mary Callaghan Lynch, a 

Blrmmgham, Mlch soprano, as 

Mabel, and David Jackson, a De. 

traIt tenor, as Fl edenc 

The play takt'b place 111 the 

English "easlde 1eSOli 01 Penz 

ance FrederiC has been mlstak. 

enly apprenticed to the pll ates 

by Ruth, hi'> nUl "emllld, who 

had been mstl ucted to appren 

tlce hIm to a pilot 

lr." 'JlJUILlll\.- Vlel I\hell he 

turns 21, Fll'del It 1e,BallY 

Delaney as Mel cUtlO, Robert M 

Hefley as Capulet, James Ve71l1a 

as Pans and Tony Dablow'>kl as 

Fnar LaUl'ence 

"Romeo and Julwt" IS dllected 

by Mal gal et Sped I , \\ Ith thO! e 

ography by Nil a Pullll1 and 

fights staged by Jame'3 Velma 

The set de 

t 1011, "What \\ a" Santa hefor e he 

began to make and glVe away 

toy,,?" The Peanuth 

mentnre'l be 

tWf'en QuaId and Co,>tner, It 

dol''>, n('verthf'le

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INDEX 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 

100 Personals 

101 Prayers 

102 Losl and Found 

103 Legal Notices 

104 Obituanes 

SPECIAL 

SERVICES 

105 Answering Services 

106 Camps 

107 Catenng 

108 Dnve Your Car 

109 Entertainment 

110 Health and NUlntlon 

111 Hobby Instruction 

112 MUSICEducation 

113 Party Planners/Helpers 

114 Schools 

115 TransportatlonlTravel 

116 TutonnglEducalion 

117 Secretanal ServiceS 

HELP 

WANTED 

200 General 

201 Help Wanted.Babysltter 

202 Help Wanted.Clencal 

203 Help Wanted. Dental/Medical 

204 Help Wanted. Domestic 

205 Help Wanted. Legal 

206 Help Wanted.Part.Tlme 

207 Help Wanled.Sales 

208 Employment Agency 

SITUATION WANTED 

300 BabYSlners 

301 Clencal 

302 Convalescent Care 

303 Day Care 

304 General 

305 House Cleaning 

306 House SIl1lng 

307 Nurses AJdes 

308 Ofhce Cleaning 

309 Sales 

310 Secretanal Services 

MERCHANDISE 

400 Antiques 

401 Appliances 

402 Auctions 

403 Bicycles 

404 GarageNardlBasement Sates 

405 Estate Sales 

406 Firewood 

407 Flea Markets 

408 Housellold Sales 

409 Miscellaneous ArtICles 

410 MusICal Instruments 

411 OfficelBuslness EqUipment 

412 Wanted to Buy 

ANIMALS 

500 Adopt a Pet 

50~ -ElrdS lor Sew 

502 Horses for Sale 

503 Household Pets for Sale 

504 Humane Societies 

505 Lost and Found 

506 Pet Breeding 

507 Pet EqUipmenl 

508 Pet Grooming 

AUTOMOTIVE 

600 AMC 

601 Chrysler 

602 Ford 

603 General Motors 

604 Anllque/Classlc 

605 Foreign 

606 Jeeps/4-Wheel 

607 Junkers 

608 PartsITlreS/Alarms 

609 Rentals/Leasing 

610 Sports Cars 

611 Trucks 

612 Vans 

613 Wan led 10 Buy 

614 Auto Insurance 

RECREATIONAL 

650 Alfplanes 

651 Boats and Molors 

652 Boat Insurance 

653 Boat Parts and Service 

654 Boat Storage/Dockage 

655 Campers 

656 Motorbikes 

657 Motorcycles 

658 Motor Homes 

659 Snowmobiles 

660 Trailers 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

700 AptS/FlatslDuplex- 

Grosse POinte/Harper Woods 

701 Apls/Flats/Duplex- 

DetrOIUBalance Wayne County 

702 Apts/FlatslDuplex- 

Sl Clair Shores/Macomb County 

703 AptS/FlatslDuplex- 

Wanted to Rent 

704 Halls for Rent 

705 Houses- 

Grosse POinte/Harper Woods 

706 Houses- 

OetrolUBalance Wayne County 

707 Houses- 

St Clair Shores/Macomb County 

708 Houses Wanted to Rent 

709 Townhouses/Condos for Renl 

710 Townhouses/Condos Wanted 

711 Garages/Mini Storage for Rent 

712 Garages/Mini Storage Wanted 

713 InduslnallWarehouse Renlal 

714 Liling Quarters 10 Share 

715 MOlor Homes for Rent 

716 Offices/Commercial for Renl 

717 OHlces/CommerClal Wanted 

718 Property Management 

719 Renl wllh Opllon to Buy 

720 Rooms for Rent 

721 Vacation Rental- 

Flonda 

722 Vacation Renlal- 

Oul of Slate 


Northern Michigan 


Resort 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

800 Houses for Sale 

801 CommerCial Buildings 

802 Commencal Property 

803 CondoS/AptS/Flals 

804 Country Homes 

805 Farms 

806 Flonda Property 

807 Inveslment Property 

808 Lake/River Homes 

809 Lake/RNer Lots 

810 Lake/River Resorts 

811 lols for Sale 

812 Mortgages/land Contracls 

813 Northern Michigan Homes 

814 Northern Michigan lols 

815 Out of State Property 

816 Real Estate Exchange 

817 Real Estate Wan led 

818 Sale or Lease 

819 Cemetary Lots 

820 BUSiness Opportunities 

GUIDE TO SERVICES 

900 A" Conditioning 

901 Alarm InstallatIOn/Repair 

902 Aluminum Siding 

903 Appliance Repairs 

904 Asphalt Paving Repatr 

905 AutofTruck Repa" 

906 Asbeslos Service 

907 Basemenl Waterproofing 

908 Bath Tub Refinishing 

909 BICYCleRepair 

910 Boal RepairS/Maintenance 

911 Bnck/Block Work 

912 BUilding/Remodeling 

913 BUSiness Machine Repair 

914 Carpentry 

915 Carpet Cleaning 

916 Carpetlnslallallon 

917 Ceiling Repair 

918 Cement Work 

919 Chimney Cleaning 

920 Chimney Repair 

921 Clock Repair 

922 Compuler Repafr 

923 ConslrUClion Service 

924 Decorating Service 

~25 DeckS/PatiOs 

926 Door,; 

927 Orapenes 

928 DressmaklOglTallonng 

929 Drywall 

930 Electncal Service 

931 Energy Saving Service 

932 Engravlng/Pnnling 

933 Excavating 

934 Fences 

935 Fireplaces 

936 Floor Sandlng/Reflnlshmg 

937 Furnace Repalrnnstallatlon 

938 Furniture Refinishing/Repairs 

939 Glass - Automotive 

940 Glass. ReSidential 

941 Glass Repairs. Stained/Beveled 

942 Garages 

943 Gardeners 

944 Gutters 

945 Handyman 

946 HaUling 

947 Heating and Cooling 

948 Insulation 

949 Janltonal Service 

921 Jewelry/Clock Service 

943 landscaping/Snow Removal 

943 Lawn Maintenance 

950 Lawn Mower/Snow Blower Repair 

951 Linoleum 

952 Locksmith 

940 Mirror Service 

946 MOVing/Storage 

953 MUSICInslrument Repair 

954 Painting/Decorating 

954 Paper Hanging 

925 Patios/Decks 

956 Pest Control 

953 Plano Tuning/Repair 

917 Plaslerlng 

957 Plumbing/Heating 

958 Pool Service 

959 Pnntlng/Engravlng 

903 Relrlgerator Service 

912 Remodeling 

960 Roollng Service 

961 Scissor/Saw Sharpening 

962 Screen Repair 

963 SeptiC Tank Repair 

964 Sewer Cleaning Service 

965 Sewing Machine Service 

966 Slipcovers 

967 Solor Energy 

950 Snow Blower Repair 

943 Snow Removal 

962 Storm" clno S


Grosse Pointe News 7C 

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113 PARTY PLANNERS/ 

H£lP'ERS 

RENT my beaullful Silk 

Flowers to decorate for 

Special occasions Wed. 

dings, Showers, parties 

Church pews also decorated 

881.1071 

116 TUTORING/EDUCATION 

CHEMISTRYI Math 

Teacher able to tutor, 

Chemistry, PhysIcs all 

levels Math 882-6237 

TUTORING 

ALL SUBJECTS 

GRADES 1 THRU 12 

PROFESSIONAL 

FACULTY 

WE CAN HELP 

GROSSE POINTE 

LEARNING CENTER 

131 Kercheval on the HIli 

343-0836 343-0836 

Call 259-8162 between 9 TEACHERS/ SUBSTITUTE 

_3v_"_a_,_,d_3_3v_~_____ TEACH E RS N at 10 na I 

SNOW Removal hand Educallonal Firm IS seek HAIR Stylist wanted for progresSive 

Grosse POinte 

shovelers needed for Ing Instructors for SAT 

crew serving Grosse and ACT preparation pro- Salon If Interested call 

Pomte available Decem- grams Ideal candidate 881-6470 

ber 1st, 1988 to Apnl 1st Will have teachmg experl 

HOUSEKEEPER to do light 

1989 $500 per hour ence knowledge of area 

cleaning for older adults 

Call Tom 286-4667 after schools, and a fleXible 

In area Part time, fleXible 

730 P m schedule Please send 

hours Need rehable car 

APARTMENT Manager Po- resume to RICHARD 

references 4950 Gates. 

MARR, INC c/o C W , 

sltlon. Ideal for gentleman 16250 Northland Dnve head, Mack/Moross area 

or rellred couple Apart 

E 0 E Calvary Center, 

ment plus salary Call Ka- _So_u_th_f_le_ld_,_M_I_4_8_0_75 

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STATION Attendant, morn- 

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Pomte See Phil In A M 

MANICURIST wanted for 

progressive Grosse 

POinte Salon If Inter 

ested, please call 881- 

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East 8 Mile 526-4950 

HAIRDRESSER With cllen 

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POinteWoods salon Paid 

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workers who continue to 

work With these children 

Expenses are reimbursed 

at $500 per month Call 

Marc Llnovllz at Child. 

ren's Home of Detroit, 

886-0002 

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY 

If you're looking for a rewarding 

and challenging 

career In real estate we 

have several open POSItIOns 

for experrenced 

agents or Will train If un 

hmlted Income and an 

excellent envlroment appeal 

to you give us a call 

at Century 21 East, In 

The Village, ask for Mr 

TELEMARKETERS- 1mme Bojalad 881-7100 

dlate openings for enthu- WANTED Valet for week 

slastlC, aggreesslve Indl- ends, Friday and Saturvlduals 

for eJenlng dqy Preferred "':lIved 

telemarketing POSitions, person Call Mlcheal at 

location 

Woods 

In 

Call 

Harper 

Christine 

Daleo Salon, 882-2828 

-- _ 

443-D056 HIRING! Government Jobs- 

---------- 

DON'T Walt till Tuesday 

your area 

$69,485 Call 

$17,840- 

602838 

mornmg to REPEAT your 

advertlsement"l Call our 

8885 Ext J.3448 

----- _ 

classified advertiSing OUR Firm IS seeking strong 

department Wednesdays, sales people to cover our 

Thursdays, Fridays, Man- 10 commlng order desk If 

days 882-6900 

you're good With custom. 

ers- dependable mtelll' 

BUILDER needs a College gence and punctual With 

LIVE-IN comoanlon for 

Grosse POinte invalid 

Free room and board In 

exchange for 'flea I preparatIOn 

and light hou::.e 

keeping 264-8058 after 6 

PM 

IMMEDIATE OPENING 

CLASSIFIED/CLERICAL 

Ideal for mature woman With some 

computer or word processsing 

expenence Must possess good work 

ethiCS, have pleasant telephone 

manner and deal With public well 

Send resume and salary 

requirements to_ Joanne Burcar, 

Grosse POinte News, 96 Kercheval, 

Grosse POinte Farms 48236 

700 HELP WANTfD GENERAL 

WANTED- Cook With exper. 

lence Pay Will depend on 

experience Call after 3 

P M Ask for Ben, 882- 

1602 

GENERAL office Insurance 

biller, experience preferred 

but not necessary, 

Will tram 884-5477 

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL 

Needed to help workmg 

Mom clean on Saturday 

mornings Three hours, 

$15 881-6842 

NEED Christmas Cash? 

Sell Avonl Call 527-1025 

UTILITY Workers- trustworthy- 

fleXible hours, full 

and part-time 884-2504 

BARTENDERS, Walt Staff 

Experience necessary 

High Volume Apply In 

person, 19245 West Eight 

Mile Road, Monday thru 

Friday, between 2 and 4 

PM 

PHONE YIII:" $4 PIZZd 

makers, $4 50 Delivery 

boys Llltle Italy Pizzeria 

526-0300 

PART.TlME - $4 50 hourly, 

evenlr'gs and weekends 

Must be able to speak 

clearly 884-2994 or 778 

1181 

APARTMENT Manager, 

live-In couple for small 

apartment complex In St 

Clair Shores Salary 

top notc-h, proven clOSing 

Must be handy Send resume 

to Apartments, 

POBox 80701, St Clair 

Shores 48080 

Student to work part-time 

In an office and on con- abillty- We need you" 

structlOn sites POSition Our 18 year old rnanufacwould 

mclude small re- tunng firm has very sala 

search projects, runnmg ble, useable and deslraerrands, 

and manual la- bly pnced products HOME for the aged. POSItions 

bor at job site For your Hourly wage, high comappointment 

available for resl 

please call miSSion, bonuses and In- dent Aides Expenence 

_88_1_-6_1_00______ centlve's for Key Peo- preferred but Will train, 

FUll or part time expen- pie' DeSirable East Side benefits Apply In person 

enced nail technrcan, no sales office Days, afterchentele 

necessary, In the noons and evenings Beachwood Manor, 

Monday thru Friday 

exclUSive Riverfront available Mr Connor 886- 24600 Greater Mack, St 

Apartments Call Kathy, 1763 

Clair Shores 

Tuesday through Satur.S --A-L-E-S-an-d-s-tOC-k-p-os-lt-lo-n COOK, waltstaff, and porter 

day, 393-5150 

In quality retail store near 

Day or nrght, serrous 

only With references 259- 

3273 between 9 and 3 

BEAUTY Operator, experl- WSU, full or part lime, 

enced, to work full or part fleXible hours, Jim 9- 6 

time Progressive com- IJ m 831-7201 

miSSion plus benefits COAT CHECK, full-time, 

Call Fashion Door, 882- days and nights Must be 

4246. atractlve Apply In per- 

ATTENTION. Hlrlngl Gov- son, 19245 West Eight 

ernment lobs- your area Mile Road, Monday thru 

$15,000- $68,000 Call Friday, between 2 and 4 

(602}838-8885 ext 6552 PM 

Fee APARTMENT Management 

AIRLINES Now hiring! Company seeks a futl 

Flight Attendants, Travel time mature, self starter, 

Agents, Mechanrcs, Cus- clean cut maintenance 

tamer Service LIstings person Must have exper- 

Salaries to-$105K Entry lence In electrical, plumblevel 

poSitions 1-805-687- Ing and heating Please 

6OOO/Ext A-1626 (fee re- send resume With refer 

qUired) 

ences and salary require- 

COLLEGE STUDENTS ments to Box B-19, 

Private Detroit Club has po- Grosse POinte News, 96 

sltlon available for front Kercheval, Grosse Pomte 

desk clerk Part time, now Farms, MI 48236 

until June Full lime dur- MESSENGERI File Clerk for 

Ing summer Send re- downtown law firm Apsume 

to Box 0-24, proximately 30 hours per 

Grosse Pomte News, 96 week, $4 50 per hour 

Kercheval, Grosse POinte fleXible schedule Ideal 

Farms 43236 for student Call Mr Kasr- 

EXPERIENCED malnte borskI961-1900 

nance person for high DRIVERS NEEDEDI 

nse condominium com- Good driVing record Will 

plex Must have plumb- tram Excellent money 

Ing electrical and carpen- makmg potential Apply In 

try ski II s S a I a r y person 

neogotlable Call 824- 15501 Mack Ave 

8288 Monday thru Friday SALES POSition available, 

9 am to 5 pm experience preferred 

HALLMARK Supervisor Women's fine specialty 

wanted for Ren Can Card store Full or part- time 

shop Must have Hall- Call for appointment 881- 

mark card expenence 7020 

NOW accepting appllcalions 

for evening gnll 

workers, afternoon and 

evenmg waitresses, evening 

fountain workers 

Advancement opportunrty 

available Call Friendly 

Restaurant at 882-2600 

for an interview appoint. 

ment 

COOKS wanted NIghts and 

weekends, $4 50 per 

hour Experrenced 884- 

9441 

PART. Time banquet waitresses, 

excellent compensation 

Banquet setup 

person, (heavy lifting) 

part time, could result In 

full lime, good wages and 

benefits Apply 10 person, 

Georgian Inn, Grallot and 

13 Mile 

SNOW. Shovelers, part 

time, to be on call $5 00 

hour Call 776-6430 or 

294-2495 

RESIDENT MANAGER 

FOR 8 UNIT 

APARTMENT 

Laing/ Morang Reduced 

rent for lawn, snow, minor 

repairs, etc 259-6900, after 

6 882-5001 

SKillS Teacher, part- lime, 

ESl expenence reqUired 

Teaching liVing skills to 

new Amerrcans Contact 

DenniS Scanland, Archdiocese 

of DetrOit, 237- 

5900 

thy at 540-6860 9 to 5 

pm 

CASHIER- noon 7 P M 

full time Good pay VII 

lage Mobile Cadieux at 

Kercheval Grosse 

POlnle See Phil m A M 

APPLICA TlONS taken for 

clerkl stock help Full or 

part time Must be 18 

Yorkshire Food market 

16711 Mack 


RETAIL Clerk, lull time and 

part time, needed for Millender 

Center Pharmacy, 

located In downtown DetrOit 

Must enjoy working 

WIth public, call Bill at 

961-2325 

WAITRESS experienced, 

dependable person for 

part time day poSition, 

apply In person, Park 

Place Cafe, 15402 Mack, 

Grosse POinte Park 

FUND RaiSing profeSSional 

With extensive experrence 

In all facets of fund rais- 

Ing needed to further develope 

and direct eXisting 

program Send resume 

to Box C-86, Grosse 

POinte News, 96 Kercheval, 

Grosse Pomte, 

48236 

PART Time receptionist 

needed for Veterinary 

Hospital Computer experience 

helpful but not 

necessary 882-3026 

EXPERIENCED Teacher's 

Aide needed for EastSide 

daycare 777-8540 

NEED Avon service Call 

Rose 527-1025 Leave 

message 

PANTRY Cook, some experience 

necessary, full 

time days Apply In person 

Park Place Cafe, 

15402 Mack 

AUTOMOTIVE 

PENNZOIL 

10 minute oil change center, 

seeks full time person, 18 

or older Also need AET 

cert Ifled tech n ICIan 

DaVIS be- 

Please call Mr 

tween 9 and 6 p m 

884-1490 

FULL 

OR 

PART 

TIME 

Great opportunity to 

generate or supple 

menl ' an Income - full or 

part time as our bUSiness 

IS productive until 9 30 

P m dally ThiS 20 year 

old manufacturer of top 

quality, sought after products 

seeking pOised en 

IhuslastlC sales orient 

ad indiViduals If you 

have determination Will- 

Ingness and are dependa 

ble please call Full train 

109 - hourly or high 

commiSSion With cash 

bonus and Incentives 

Pleasant EastSide ofrlce 

Mr Plklngton 

HILI OFllCE 

NANCY VEIllK 

8852000 

o nrr.R OFFlCF..5 

Il.OYD EDWARDS 

2681000 

WAIT. People needed, full 

and part time, responsIble 

poSition Days and 

nights available Experrence 

necessary Call for 

appointment 0 C Walt 

Resturant- 372-7884 

PERMANENT full time 

maintenance pOSitIOn Including 

lawn and garden 

care, snow removal, 

bUilding and grounds 

cleanup, vehicle maintenance 

and other related 

duties Valid dnvers license 

and good dnvlng 

record reqUired Apply 10 

person at Eppens- Van 

Deweghe Funeral Home, 

6150 CadIeux Road. 

LIVE-IN Companlonl Aide, 

nonsmoker, nondrrnker 

886-0186 or 263- 

9734 

TRAVEL Agent wanted 

Expenenced for full time 

work Call Hatcher- Moormans 

Travel 882-2327 

DELI Person Must be 18 

Apply With In Alger Dell 

and Liqueur, 17320 

Mack 

MATURE woman for pet 

shop sales, three days a 

week 881-9099 

EARN 90% WITH NO HIDDEN COSTS! 

I ARMS OFlleF 

MARK MONAGHAN 

8865800 

WOODS OrFlCF 

GPORGE ,)MAI1'. 

886-4200 

881-1000 

/ 

INTERESTED IN SELLING 

REAL EST ATE? 

A~OCIA TI: WIlli TWO GENERA nONS or SUCCF..5SI 

Well tamed salespersons have an advantagel 

E~cel1ent training programs IIlcludmg 

, FREE to Qualified IndiVIduals" PRE UCENSE classes 

20 OFFICES 

Ichwe.!t~~'~JIrft~fu£~ 1 


MR. C's 

DELI 

FleXible work schedule 

Starting pay based on 

experience Will train 

for cashier, dell clerk, 

cooks and stock 

POSitions Must be 17 

Apply at Mr C s Dell. 

201 HELP' WANTED 

.. lrSITTER 

701 HELP WANTED 

< IIA11YSITTER 

lOVING woman to care for 

Infant In our home, 4 or 5 

days per week, nonsmoker 

Salary negolable 

885-6874 

707 HELP WANTED CLERICAl 

RECEPTIONIST Ideal for 

college student, part tlllle 

mornings, possible nights 

and weekends APPlY In 

person Tan StatlOn, 

21520 Harper, St Clair 

Shores 

SECRETARIAL. Full time, 

good organizational skills, 

NEEDED: Lovmg, reliable, tYPing mlrllmum 50 

no-smoking sliter to take wpm Varied duties Call 

care of my Infant begin- before noon, ask for 

ntng January 2, 1989 Brenda, 963-3195 

References reqUired 882- ---.------_ 

3453 SECRETARY 

lOVING and warm person A full time poSition IS avail. 

needed to care for our 5 able for an experienced 

month old boyl girl twins secretary to work In the 

and their 3 year old SIS- medical education departter 

In our home 2 dayS "lent Qu.J!.1:ec canci 

per week, 8 a m to 6 dates Will have at least 2 

p mOwn transportatton, years recent secretarial 

nonsmoker, references experience, be familiar 

Please call 884-3358 With CPT word process- 

EXPERIENCE With new- lng, strong medical terml' 

born, 8 till noon, Monday nology and type 55 

thru Friday Plus some af- wpm Excellent benefits 

ternoons In our home package Includes 4 

Retirees welcome 884- weeks of combined time 

4326 off In the first year of employment 

MOTHER'S Helper needed Please send resume to 

for two small children Department of 

Monday through Friday Human Resources 

References 882-9668 Bon Secours Hospital 

PART time sliter needed In 468 Cadieux 

your home for 2 year old Grosse Pomte 48230 

boy, near Grosse POinte An Equal OpportUnity Em- 

City Please call 496- player 

7686 SECRETARY 

RESPONSIBLE, reliable Excellent opportunily for 

person needed for the growth potential to work 

care of our children, ages an execullve office Typ- 

5 and 2 Full time In our 109 65 plus, dictaphone, 

Grosse POinte Park shorthand and knowledge 

home Own transportation of word processing a 

needed Expenence and plus MInimum 2-3 years 

references preferred secretarral Excellent ben- 

Non-smoker preferred eflts With lots of perks All 

885-3419 lobs fee paid 

A profeSSional couple 

GRAEBNER 

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 

needs companion for two HARPER WOODS839-5400 

elementary school boys, 

Monday- Fnday, 11 30 CHRISTMAS IS 

am- 5 30 p m Great po- JUST AROUND 

sltlon for male or female 

college student who likes 

THE CORNER! 

outdoor actiVities, has re- EARN EXTRA CASH 

liable transportatIOn and Needed at Once: 

excellent references • TYPlstsl 55 wpm 

Grosse POinte Shores • Secretanes! legal and 

882-6700 days Executive 

MATURE lOVing indIVIdual Word Processors 

• Data Entry Clerks 

needed to care for mfant • Receptlonlstsl 45 wpm 

son 2 days a week In our 

Call Today 

Grosse POinte Park RUT P R 

home References 822- H A ADISE 

5430 TEMPS 

MATURE, LOVingwoman to 

1772 Penobscot BUlldmg 

964-(J640 

care for 2 children, 5 

days In my Grosse POinte SECRET ARIAL Position 

home Ages 4 years and available, local company 

6 months 4 year old no experience necessary, 

goes to school three 1/2 excellent pay and benedays 

Transportation re- fits Send resume to 

qUired, no smokers Ref- Grosse POinte News, 96 

erences Please call after Kercheval, Grosse POinte 

6 P M 884-2067 _F_a_r_m_s,_M_1 _48_2_36 _ 

---------- 

BABYSITIER needed In 

our home, 1 child Nice 

area of DetrOit Must be 

mature and have references 

Call 885-3489 after 

6 PM 

LOVE WORKING 

WITH CHILDREN? 

Become a profeSSional 

nanny Earn a good salary 

Call nowI The Nanny 

Network training program 

Free lob placement 939 

KIDS 

PROFESSIONAL couple 

needs companion for two 

elementary school boys, 

Monday Friday 11 30 

am- 5 p m Greal POSItion 

for male or female 

college student who likes 

outdoor actiVities, has re 

hable transportation and 

excellent references 

Grosse Pomte Shores 

882-6700 days 

BABYSITTER for 19 month 

old boy, transportallon a 

must, weekdays and oc 

caslonal weekends Call 

Tnsha at 371-4608 

LOVING reliable babysitter 

wanted to care for our 

first child expected January 

1989 40 hours per 

week In our Grosse 

POinte Shores reSidence 

non smorer own trans 

portatron and references 

reqUired salary negotra 

ble 886-8388 

RELIABLE babYSitter With 

car for evenings and oc 

caslonal Sundays 881- 

5557 

RESPONSIBLE Person 

needed to babySit and 

actively partake In my 3 

1/? yeilr old son s day 

Monday Wednesdav, Frl 

day 8 t!> 530 Refer 

ences a must 881 5460 

NANNYI BABYSITIER for 

SIX month old boy, Mon 

through Fn day'), 527 

5858 

OFFICE SKILLS 

PAYOFF! 

RECEPTIONIST 

WORD PROCESSORS 

TYPISTS 

SECRETARIES 

CALL NOW! 

cor 

100 Renaissance, 

SUite 2004 

259-7516 

EOE 

203 NIL' WANTID 

DfNTAl/MfDICAl 

707 HELP WANTW CLERICAL 

SECRETARY needed for 

management of the Rattlesnake 

Club Skills reqUIred 

mlnumum 50 

wpm, good communaca. 

tlon Skills, computer expenence 

necessary 

Please send resume With 

salary history to MISS 

Pappas, 300 River Place, 

Detroit 48207 

EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper 

for one girl office, receivables, 

payables, payroll 

and general office work 

Send resume to Box sao, 

Grosse Pomte News, 96 

Kercheval, Grosse 

POinte, MI 48236 

SECRETARY. Downtown, 

part time, 3 days per 

week 567-0000 

FULL time receptlonisU secretary' 

lor front desk POSI' 

tlon In small downtown 

DetrOIt office Need Iyp- 

Il"g, gonef;),1 cff:co sk 1:5, 

computer expenence 

helpful Send resume 

With references to Box 

M 40, Grosse POinte 

News, 96 Kercheval, 

Grosse Pomte Farms, MI 

48236 

PERSONNEL 

Outstanding personality, 

appearance and phone 

commUI1lCat,ons ability 

needed for high energy 

POSition DIrected self 

starter Will screen and 

test, complete telemarket- 

Ing projects and fill clencal 

support role Fee paid 

372-4720 

HARRIET SORGE 

PERSONNEL 


DENTAL/MEDICAL 

X.RA Y TECHNICIAN 

The Michigan Cancer Foundation 

IS seekll1g an X- 

Ray TechniCian to work 1 

to 2 days a week In our 

Breast Cancer Detecllon 

Center An Independent 

person speCialiZing In 

mammography ISdeSired 

Must be licensed by the 

State of Michigan Quahfled 

apphcants please respond 

by resume to The 

Michigan Cancer Foundation, 

Human Resources, 

110 E Warren, DetrOit, 

MI 48201 Equal Opportu- 

My Employer 

TYPISTI Receptionist 

needed full time for outpatient 

phYSical therapy 

faCIlity Duties w,,, 10- 

c1ude dIctaphone, fllmg, 

scheduling patients, and 

answering phones Must 

enloy working With people 

and be a non smoker 

Hours are M-W-T-F, 8 

A M to 5 PM, Tuesdays 

8 AM to 12 noon Two 

weeks paid vacation after 

SIX months, medical benefits 

If necessary $5 50 

hOUrly, accepting appllcattons 

Friday, November 

18, 9 A M until 3 P M 

Uznls PhYSical Therapy 

and RehablhtatlOn, 18101 

E Warren, DetrOit, 

48224 

Can you work 1-5 days a _ 

week? Put your office 

skills to work With CDI FAMilY Dental Practice 

Temporary Servlcesl 

We are In need of people 

With the follOWing expen. 

ence 

Long and short term assign 

ments With lop com. 

panles Earn good pay 

wllh benefits 

TEMPORARY SERVICES 

INC 

, THE CAN DO IT 

COMPANY' 

GENERAL 

OFFICEI 

RECEPTIONIST 

Good phone presence Ex 

penenced In general offico 

duties 

372-8440 

seeks part time hygienist 

8 to 12 hours per week, 1 

1/2 days Call 751-3100 

PART Time experienced 

LPN needed for busy cardiology 

office CPR, Ba- 

SIC Arrythmia Non-inva. 

slve expenence preferred 

Salary negoliable Interested 

nurses should call 

Mrs Thomas, 343-3731 

DENTAL Receptionist! 

Front desk manager 

needed for progressive 

Grosse POinte practice 

Dental and computer expenence 

preferred 881- 

7394 

NURSE wanted for Oncology 

Doctors office Must 

be canng, senSitive and 

hard-workmg IV therapy 

and oncology experience 

reqUIred 5' days eKcel 

lent salary and benefits 

884-5522 

DENTAL ASSistant full 

time, benefits medicalhfe- 

disability msurance 

Vacation and holiday pay 

Experrence preferred but 

Will train the rrght person 

Send resume to Box 

611 St Clair Shores, Mt 

48080 

203 HE1' WANTED 

DENTAL/ MEDICAL 

R N 'S - LPN'S 

NURSES AIDES 

COMPANION AIDES, LIVE-INS 

Prtvate duty nurSing In Grosse Pomte area Imme 

dlate openmgs ChOice 01 hours and days 

Call between 104 pm Monday-Friday 

MACOMB NURS!NG UNLIMITED 

263-0580

, 

8e 

Novem ber 17, 1988 

-....----------------------------------------------------- Grosse Pointe News 

203 HELP WANHD 

......~~"""""""'''''"'-- 

DENT All MEDICAL 

205 HElP WANTED LEGAL 

207 HELP WANTED SALES 

305 SITUATION WANHD 

307 SITUATION WANTED 

400 MERCHANDISE 

HOUSE CLEANING 

NURSES AlOES 

ANTIQUES 

401 APPLIANCES 

403 BICYClES 

HOME HEALTH AIDE GROSSE POinte Farms law 

IMMEDIATE 

office needs expenenced 

OPENINGS 

legal secretary, part time 

John carlisle 884-6nO 

HOURLY & LIVE-IN 

ASSIGNMENTS 

HOLIDAY PAY 

Must have 1 year experience, 

references and access 

to reliable transportation 

884-8461 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

KELLY 

ASSISTED LIVING 

EOE M/F/H Not an agency 

Never a fee 

A Subsldary of Kelly 

Services, Inc 

SECRETARY 

Medical Center Emergency 

Services - PC, has full 

time opening for challeng. 

Ing growing Emergency 

MediCine Office ReqUirements 

PrevIous secretar 

lal skills, excellent typing 

skills word proceSStna 

skills Excellent compen. 

satIon and benefit pack. 

age Contact Sandra Garling 

at 745-3330 

Affirmative Action/Equal 

OpportuOity Employer 

AIDES 

LPNs 

RNs 

THE NEW 

BON SECOURS 

HOME CARE 

Affiliated With 

BON SECOURS 

HOSPITAL 

Wants you for chOice pnvate 

duty home care assignments 

In your community 

Outstanding opportunity 

to earn top wages FleXIble 

scheduling All shifts 

available For mformatlon 

call 886-2273. 

PART- Time posrtlon available 

for chairs Ide dental 

assistant In growing, car- 

Ing dental practice Must 

be outgOing, conselen- 

CIOUS and dependable 

Expenence preferred but 

not required. Send resume 

to Box M-18, 

Grosse POinte News, 96 

Kercheval, Grosse Pomte 

Farms, MI 48236 

MODERN Dental, prevenlIVe 

onented, two doctor 

practice seeking highly 

motivated, part-time hygienist 

ApprOXimately 16- 

20 hours weekly. St Clair 

Shores area 293-1530 


DOMESTIC 

GROSSE POINTE 

EMPLOYMENT 

AGENCY 

885-4576 

50 years reliable service 

Needs expenenced Cooks, 

Nannies, Maids, Housekeepers, 

Gardeners, 

Chauffeurs, Butlers, Couples, 

Nurse's Aides, Companions 

and Day Workers 

for private horr "s 


Grosse POinte Farms 

LIVE- IN adult woman 

needed to care for 12, 9 

and 3 year old Light 

housekeeping, cooking 

and laundry Sunday and 

Monday off Drivers license 

and references 

necessary $175 week 

885-88n 

HOUSEKEEPER! Cook for 

Single profeSSIonal per. 

son, live-in, other help 

employed References 

reqUired Wnte Box W 

23, Grosse POinte News 

96 Kercheval, Grosse 

POinte, MI 48236 

Grosse 

Pointe News 

882-6900 

204 HEll' WANTED 

DOMESTIC 


PAIr.TIMf 

ACTIVITIES- work one to 

one With elderly gentleman, 

1 to 4 PM, 4 afternoons 

per week Experience 

working With 

geriatrics preferred 884- 

8983 

RECEPTIONIST. part- time 

for new office bUlldmg $S 

per hour Apply 15324 

Mack, corner of Not. 

tlngham 

RECREA TlON Therapist 

Three hours In the afternoon, 

two or three times 

weekly Work one to one 

With elderly gentleman 

Gerlatnc experience necessary 

884-8983 

GROSSE POinte Park Dell 

needs counter help, partlima, 

11 A M 10 2 PM, 

Monday through Saturday 

Call 822-6461 between4PM-6PM 

SALESLADY wanted, parttime, 

excellent hours for 

a mother With children In 

school 930 to 3, sales 

experience preferred 

Young Clothes, 881-7227 

207 HElP WANTED SALES 

PRINTING Broker wanted, 

one color, two color, typesetting, 

folding, and brndery 

department Contact 

Sherry, 585-4655 

SALESLADY wanted, parttime, 

excellent hours for 

a mother With children In 

school 9 30 to 3, sales 

experience preferred 

Young Clothes, 881-7227 

CAREER SEMINAR 

If you're looking for a rewarding 

career In real estate 

If you're looking for 

a challenge and the 

thought of an unlimited 

Income Interest~ you then 

attend Century 21 East In 

the Village seminar for 

the answers to these 

questions Limited seat- 

Ing Contact M Bolalad, 

for the date and time of 

the next career seminar 

Century 21 East, In The 

Village, 16824 Kercheval, 

Suite 201, Grosse POinte 

881-7100 

NOT JUST A JOB- A 

CHALLENGING CA- 

REER and a new way of 

life With money for all 

those EXTRASI NOW IS 

THE TIME to put your talents 

to work In REAL 

ESTATE SALES Here IS 

an opportUnity to lam one 

of the old line companies 

of the POlntes We offer 

excellent training, generous 

floor time and leads 

Come In and let's talk It 

over- we'll help you de- 

Cide call PARIS DIS- 

ANTO for an enlightening 

interview appointment 

884-0600 JOHNSTONE 

& JOHNSTONE 

CENTURY 21 AVID 

25814 JEFFERSON 

ST. CLAIR SHORES 

Learn more about a career 

In Real Estate Put your 

trust In NUMBER ONE 

TRAINING 

UNLIMITED EARNINGS 

CALL TODAY I 

n8.8115 

ARE YOU SERIOUS 

ABOUT SELLING 

REAL ESTATE? 

Well, we're senous about 

your successI Free tram 

Ing for qualified IndiViduals 

Call Nancy Velek at 

885-2000 

SCHWEITZER 

REAL ESTATE 

BETIERHOMES 

AND GARDENS 

204 HEll' WANTED 

DOMESTIC 

PART TIME ELDER CARE 

$7.50 TO $8.00 PER HOUR 

WEEKEND (NIGHTS ONLY) 

207 HElP WANT(D SALES 

SALES rOSITION 

207 HELP WANTED SALES 

AVAJLABLE 

Experience preferred 

Women's fine specially slore 

Full or part -time 

CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 

881-7020 

EXPERIENCED or new salespeople 

wanted for 

Grosse POinte company 

Recleve the training and 

assistance you need to 

become a ProfeSSional 

Realtor ServiCing Grosse 

POinte, Macomb County 

and Detroit for over 60 

years Gall Les at Wilcox 

Realtors, 884-3550 

EARN $50,000 plus first 

year Rapidly expanding 

polnt-of-use water treatment 

Industry. Excellent 

company, qUalrty product, 

proven marketing plan 

Will train Call 881-2868 

300 SITUATION. WANTED 

IAIYSITTEItS 

POLISH Housekeeper/ Ba. 

bysltter, to live-in Grosse 

Pomte references 892- 

0722 

MOTHER of 2 Girls Wrll do 

babYSitting In my home 

Very dependable With 

fleXible hours 8 Mile and 

Harper Area Call 884- 

6968 

301 SITUATION WANTED 

ClfltlCAl 

BOOKI



9C 

40S 

ESTAlE SALES 

ESTATE SALE- 11399 Nottingham, 

DetrOit, north of 

Morang Fnday- Saturday 

10 to 3 Antique oak furniture, 

2 square oak din- 

Ing tables, faboulu~ oak 

chest of drawers, 1930's 

bedroom, traditional furniture, 

sofas, tables, velvet 

chair, lazy- boy rechner, 

costume Jewelry, hnen's 

and household Items 

Numbers at 9 am Fnday 

Conducted by Kathrlne 

Arnold 

WE BUY BOOKS 

IN YOUR HOME 

Free Offers 

No Obllgallon 

Appraisals Furnished 

Entire Estates 

also Desired 

JOHN KING 

961-0622 

MIChigan's Largest 

Book Store 

• Clip and save thiSad 

- 406 FIREWOOD 

NORTHERN 

FIREWOOOD CO. 

• Exceptionally fine mixed 

hardwood 

• Oak, Ash, Hickory and 

FrUl1woods 

• Guaranteed to be quality 

seasoned fireplace wood 

or double your money 

back 

$55 PER 

FACE CORD 

777-4876. 

FIREWOOD, $50 hardwood 

face cord $60 mixed fruit 

and hardwood $70 all 

frul1wood Stacked and 

dehvered 885-5997 

40S 

, MONA 

LISA 

ESTATe SALES. 

MONA 

ESTATE 

406 ffllEWOOD 

GUARANTEED Seasoned 

Firewood or tnple your 

money back We slack III 

$58 face cord Try our 

wood and see Why our 

customers are repeat 

cuslomers 884-3645 

401 HOUSEHOLD SALIS 

HOUSE sale Three to four 

generations 01 accumulation 

18th thru 20th 11 

a m to 4 p m firm 1257 

Wayburn 

OAK dllling lable with 

leaves, four chairs, 2 

years old, excellent con 

dltlon $275 823-5154 after 

7 p m 

40' MISCELLANEOUS 

AllflCLES 

AUTOMOBILE, Home or 

Health Insurance at very 

low rates 527-2260 

BEAUTIFUL full length lox 

CO;]t S ze 8, 1It:1Iv, IlIu::.l 

sell Sacnflce 7752881 

COUNTRY Chnstmas at the 

Kennary Kage Antique 

Shop, 4928 Cadieux at 

Warren 3 days of country 

crafts, handmade 

Chnstmas giftS, holiday 

decorations Friday and 

Saturday, November 25 

26, 10- 4 Sunday November 

27, noon- 4 

CRIB, Jenny Lind, natural 

ftnlsh, excellent condition 

with mattress, $85 88~ 

2729 

TRADITIONAL upholstered 

chair, hke new, $50 Antique 

sewing machine 

$50 886-6611 

WANT Old Clocks, wnst 

watches and pocket 

watches (any condition) 

Collector n2-7434 

LISA 

SALES 

.. os ESTATE SAUS 

Household Estate Sales & LiqUidations 

Cash or Consignment 

PHONE 24 HOURS 

n2-3556 

772-6407 

GROSSE POINTE ESTATE SALES 

OCTOBER 14 AND 15 10-4PM 

568 LAKELAND, GROSSE POINTE CITY 

BETWEEN KERCHEVAL AND CHARLEVOIX 

NOVEMBER 18, 19 - 10 AM - 4 PM 

MOVINGSALE 

23358 S. Colonial Ct., SI. Clair Shores 

Norlh on Morningside, off Eight Mile Rd. 10end of road 

ThiS IS the SALE to do your Chrislmas shopping 

From Hummels, deSigner clothes, new gifts and 

slocklng stuffers. Brand NEW sub-zero 

refrigerator HIS and her bikes radiO flyer wagon 

NEW 

' 

Ethan Allen check sofa, drop leaf table, end tables, 

Early American lamps-brass, wood, tole, 

hUrricane, flip top candlestands Maple sette, 

chairs and tables Pair black Windsor style chairs 

b~okshelves, cabinets; decorative mlrrrors i. 

pictures Original landscape and seascape Oils, 

lrapunto pillows, German cuckoo clocks, other 

clocks, china and glass lamps 

FIVe Hummels, Antique English covered cheese, 

Bavarian coffee set. lovely chinese bowl, 

Japanese porcelalnware, Royal Adderly, BeSWick 

Ansley, Moorcroft, Johnson Brothers, Mason, 

Royal Victoria dessert set, Fiesta, Hall, McCoy, 

FranCiscan Apple, Red Italian pottery set, German 

steins, decorative figurines Etched stemware, 

green goblets, candleWick, pink depreSSion 

colored glass, brass candlesticks, decorative 

pieces, baskets, sllverplate wedding glasses, 

MUSICboxes 

New Selko and Benrus watches, wonderful good 

costume and fun Jewelry Prlcilia wedding gown, 

veil, chinese Silk Jackets, Lauren, Caus, Clalrborne, 

sequins, Silk, velvet, lingerie, leather coats, 

mini, fun fifties, and current-many brand 

new-wonderful Muscrat coat-Just In time for 

winter 

Cherry carved headboard, dresser, mirror and 

nlghtstand Kling Light maple chest, nghtstand 

other chests, student desk, mahogany, marble top 

plant stand, taupe brocade sofa, italian proVinCial 

coffee, console and end tables, console, mirror, 

Singer sewing machine French sheers, linens, 

draperies 

Painted kitchen set Bake and cookware, new small 

appliances, Toastmaster Broiler, grill Revere, 

roasting pans, full cupboards Magnavox, 

Panasonlc TV, In teleVISion games, crafts, 

Black & brass fireplace equipment, sconces, 

vacuums, handyman mise, Everest-Jenning 

Wheelchair, leadglass hanging lamp Old milk 

cans, lanterns, books, Kenwood stereo, Gerrard 

turntable, deacon's bench, day beds, lots of 

Chlstmas-Iarge lighted ceramic trees. 

decoratlons,ornaments Barwam qalore-sets of 

glasses, Ice buckets. decanters, bar

1QC 

412 WANT£D TO BUY 

CASH paid for stamps, 

coins and baseball card 

collections, 469-0006 

FRED'S UNIQUE Flea Mar. 

ket pays top dollar for 

good Used furniture and 

antiques We pick up 

n6-71 00 

CASH FOR 

KIDS CLOTHES 

EXCEllENT CONDITION 

CURRENT STYLES 

VERY CLEAN, BETIER 

BRANDS, INFANT 

THRU 14 

MUST BE ON HANGERS 

Bringln Monday, Tuesday 

or Thursday, 1G-4pm. 

LEE'S 

500 ANIMALS 

ADOPT A PET 

501 BIRDS FOR SALE 

RESALE 

20331 Mack 881-8082 

WANTED- Barbie doll. 

house, accessones Call 

Cathy after 4, n1-4196 

WANTED to buy old costume 

and Rhinestone 

Jewelry, brass lamps, ceil- 

Ing fixtures, wall SConces 

882-



11C 

S/FlATS/DUPUX 

I'ointes/Harper Woods 

HARCOURT • Lower With 

lots of extras Call 822- 

5609 for details, after 6 

PM 

EASTLAND area, on Fleetwood 

Exceptional 1 bedroom 

lower, liVing room, 

dining room, carport, central 

air, basement With 

laundry room 1 year 

lease, security deposit 

$550 a month 885-7389 

SPACIOUS Upper flat in 

Grosse Pomte Park s 

Windmill Pomte area 

NeWly painted With 3 

large bedrooms and 2 full 

baths Third bedroom is 

panelled and makes a 

great den Call for more 

details 

CHAMPION & BAER, INC 

884-5700 

KERCHEVAU 

BEACONSFIELD 

Large 2 bedroom, kitchen, 

liVing room, $440 per 

mOnln Includes heat call 

855-1606 

GROSSE POinte City, Lakeland 

Road Second floor, 

one bedroom condo 

$575 Includes utilities 

With centrat air 1 year 

lease, security depOSit 

re~lred 885-7389 

EXECUTIVE LIVING 

SUITES 

MONTHL V LEASES 

Furnished Apartments, Utilities 

Included, Complete 

With Housewares, Linens, 

Color T V And More Call 

For ApPOintment 

474-9770 

SIX Month sub-lease com. 

pletely furnished upper 

on Harcourt Two bedrooms, 

1 bath, liVing 

room, dining room Laundry 

faCility Adults only 

$700/ month plus utilities 

Phone Shirley Kennedy 

at Champion & Baer, 

884-5700 

PARK, 5 rooms apartment, 

neWly painted $400 Includes 

heat Ideal for 

older adults 331-3763 

RIVARD, SpacIous two 

bedroom lower Formal 

liVing and dining rooms 

and eat-In kitchen With 

dishwasher Potential 

third bedroom Appliances, 

Window air conditioners, 

and utilities included 

$825 881-5967 

CITY Maumee and St 

Clair, garage, 2 bedroom 

upper, $600 per month 

plus utilities 886-7066 

CITY of GROSSE POINTE, 

two bedroom upper, 

neWly decorated, walking 

distance of Village, Ideal 

for retired person $500 

8859306 

SPACIOUS Lower- 3 bedrooms 

Appliances, modern 

kitchen, $900 368- 

0687 

TWO bedroom lower flat In 

the Park Stove, refrrgerator, 

water Included, $350 

8828074 

GROSSE POINTE 

MOVING AND 

STORAGE COMPANY 

Reasonable Rates 

Reliable Service 

Local & Long Distance 

822.4400 

Free Estimates 

l)IE 

700 APTS/fLATS/DUPLEX 

Pointes / Harper Woods 

TWO Bedroom apartment, 

$425/ month plus utl/ltles 

QUiet, adult bUilding 823- 

2425 

UPPER 6 rooms, neWly 

decorated, new carpet, 

garage, rear parking, partially 

furnished, 1429 Lakepolnte, 

$500 824-3693 

GROSSE POinte Park, one 

bedroom apartment, private 

parking, no utilities 

$340 per month 881- 

1802 after 6 p m 

TROMBLEY Road luxury 3 

bedroom lower 2 baths, 

2 car garage No pets 

Security depOSit $800 

per month plus utilities 

882-3965 

BEACONSFIELD below Jefferson, 

newly decorated 2 

bedroom upper Refin- 

Ished hardwood floors 

Natural woodwork, appliances, 

$455 heat include

12C 

: 

70'/ TOWNHOUm, (ONOm 

FOR RENT 

SHORES- Two bedrooms, 

garage, basement, appIla'lces, 

$650 C W Babcock 

885-6863 

SHOREPOmTE. Condo, 

Rent WIth option to buy 2 

bedroom, 2 1/2 baths 

Luxury Townhouse With 

private courtyard and carport 

$1,200 per month 

Includes heat water and 

maintenance 774.7288 

or n1-8220 

CONDO for rent 14 Mllel 

Jefferson Two bedrooms, 

1 112 baths, garage, 

basement 882.1850,885- 

7776 Available December 

1st 

MARYSVILLE, beautiful 

view of nver, 2 bedroom, 

2 bath, garage, no pets! 

children $685, 886-1897, 

AM 

ST. Clair Shores near ex. 

pressway, 2 bedrooms, 1 

1/2 baths, appliances, 

carpeted $598, heat and 

..,'~!c~ "'lc!uded Socl.nty 

deposit Immediate occupancy 

8864666 

RIVIERA Terrace near 9 

and Jefferson 2 bedrooms, 

2 baths, heal, air, 

water SecUrity guard, 

clubhouse, pool, sauna 

Immediate occupancy 

881-6912 

LAKESHORE VILLAGE 

O'1e and a half blocks off 

lakeshore Dnve, close to 

transportation and shop- 

Ping, thiS two bedroom 

condo Is all freshly 

painted with white walls 

and hard wood floors Includes 

all appliances, 

Owner pays maintenance 

fee. lease $600, month. 

CALL PAM PIZZEMENTI 

m-4940 

SCHWEITZER 

REAL ESTATE 

BETTER HOMES 

AND GARDENS 

ST. CLAIR Shores, Marter 

Road, 2.Bedroom Townhouse, 

$525. Available 

November. 559-2982, 

711 GARdGIS/STORAGf 

FOR RENT 

PARK, Beaconsfleld below 

Jefferson, three car ga. 

rage, $75 monthly. 885- 

0031 

GARAGE for rent, 2 1/2, 

heated, $95 per month or 

wJlJspIlt. 13 Mile! Jefferson 

area. 888-0871. 

71'1 GARdGES/STORftGE 

WIINTED 

WANTED- garage to rent 

for sports car, now 

through April. 823-4452, 

WANTED- ecure storage 

for older model car. 882. 

5888. 

714 LIVING OUARHRS 

TO SHARE 

MALE Professional seeks 

same to share 3 bedroom 

house In excellent Grosse 

POinte area $190 plus 1/ 

2 utilities Brad, 885- 

6798 

LADIES room With kitchen 

prlvlledges In private 

Chnstlan home. No utilities, 

$250 monthly plus 

secUrity. m-4460 

ST. Clair Shores, nice 

home, Nine Mile/ Jefferson, 

Male n5-4756, n3- 

2992 

CHRISTIAN male seeks 

same to share hVlng 

quarters Call after 7 PM, 

331-6755. 

SINGLE Mom W1shes to 

share home with another 

open minded Single mom 

or Single woman 884- 

1670 

LARGE ColOnial house to 

share. mature, 40 plus 

profeSSIOnal female Call 

after 6, 882-4256 

FEMALE Roommate to 

share upper flat, '-94/ 

cadieux area $220 plus 

electnc n6-2685 

PROFESSIONAL female 

seeks roommate of the 

same, to share apartment 

In Grosse POInte 881- 

9789 

NON.SMOKING profes. 

slonal working woman to 

share 3 bedroom home 

with same $200 month 

plus half utilitIes Good 

location 885-2961 

FEMALE to share 2 bedroom 

house with same 

$250 monthly splrt utilitteS 

n2-2995 

GROSSE POinte female, 

mid- 20's, looking to 

share BloomfIeld area, 2 

bedroom, 2 bath condo, 

on the lake Washer! 

dryer $400, half phone 

and electrIC, heat In° 

eluded Non smoking, 

882-8383 after 6 

7 H LIVING OUIIIlTtIlS 

TO SIiARE 

ROOMMATE WANTED' 

Non smoking female to 

share spaCIOUStwo bedroom, 

Grosse Pointe 

townhouse In excellent 

area $275 plus 1/2 utili. 

ties, aV8llabie December 

1 Call or leave message 

881-8044 

ROOMMATE needed, cad- 

Ieux! Harper area, $150 

per month plus utllrtles 

Call Ken 884-3981, 882. 

4421 

716 OFFICES/COMMERCIAL 

fOR RENT 

KENNEDY BUilding- 8 Mile 

Road near 194 and 196 

Just opposite Eastland 

n6-5440 

OFFICE space- 1,400 

square feet, Warren/ 

Cadluex area Ideal for 

Manu Reps - At1orney. 

CPA Immediate occuparry 

882-9300. 

MACK. between 7 and 8 

Mile, Ample parking 196 

~ It Ideal lor manutacturers 

rep, at1orney, etc 

$235 per month Includes 

utilitIes 884-7300 OR 

882-1025 after 5 PM 

MEDICAL sUite ChOice 

Grosse POinte Woods 

area, 800 square feet, 

utlhties and maintenance 

Included, $1,200 per 

month. 884-4408, 

Grosse Pointe Farms 

'ON THE HILL' 

Office space for lease above 

National Bank of Detroit, 

carpeted, heat, air Included, 

Janitorial servIce 

bl-weekly. 

881-6402 

GROSSE Pointe Office 

Plaza, 22725 Mack, between 

8- 9 Mile Road. 

Immediate occupancy. 

238 square feet to 929 

square feet at $7.50 per 

square foot. Rent In. 

eludes all utilities, Air 

conditioning and Janitorial 

servlces, Michigan Realty 

Company, 296-7602. 

PRIME space available In 

The Village. Ideal for at. 

tomey, CPA, or Manufacturers 

Representative. 

Approximately 1,200 

square feet. 881-



13C 

FOR SALE 

ST. CLAIR SHORES 

Your "someday" home 

See this three bedroom 

bnck ranch todayI Dining 

room Corner fireplace 

Basement entertainment 

center Lakeview schools 

Near the lake 

ST, CLAIR SHORES 

Don't walt l You can move In 

qUick when you buy this 

three bedroom brick 

ranch Finished basement 

with bar and full bath, 

fenced yard with two car 

garage LakeView 

schools 

ST, CLAIR SHORES 

Great neighborhood to 

come home to This three 

bedroom bnck ranch also 

features a remodeled 

kitchen and finished basement, 

fenced yard with 

two car garage Don't 

miss out Call todayI 

HARPER WOODS 

QUick move-In Cute 'n' 

cozy aluminum ranch with 

faml!'" roorr, and feflo.-oo 

yard Grosse POinte 

Schools $36,500 


Come home to charm and 

comfort ThiS tree shaded 

three bedroom brick 

home features formal din. 

Ing room, natural fireplace, 

screened porch 

and lots more $89,500 

CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. 

778.8100 

NEW ON THE MARKET 

Immediate occupancy In the 

Shores, three bedroom 

ranch featuring dining 

room, family room, fin- 

Ished basement, two car 

garage Southlake school 

district Mid $7o's 

BEST VALUE 

Under $75,000 In finest area 

of suburb of East DetrOit 

Documented list of Improvements 

of more than 

$25,000 You'll fall In love 

at first slghtl Owner has 

closed on new home and 

IS anxIous Their loss IS 

your gain Call today 

CENTURY 21 ACE 

779-0200 

NEWL Y bUilt traditional 

home on one acre In 

Grosse POinte Park on 3 

mile drive, home IS 4 

years old, 4600 square 

feet, tenniS court, 5 bedrooms, 

large marble foyer 

With circular stairs, upper 

and lower heating With 

air, 4 full baths, 2 half 

baths, den, family room, 

liVing room, formal dining 

room, full basement, 3 

car garage, $550,000 

Shown by appointment 

only, Call from 8 30 A M 

to 5 PM 331-4850 

GOVERNMENT Homes 

from $1 (U-repalr} Delinquent 

tax property ReposessIOns 

call 602-838- 

8885 Ext -3448 

ST. CLAIR SHORES- Martin 

and Harper- Shock 

Street, maintenance free 

2 or 3 bedroom bnck energy 

efflecent, finished 

basement, over SiZed garage, 

beautiful deep 101. 

$67,500 Re-Max 573- 

0947 

800 .HOUSES FOR SALE 


1899 Lennon. bnck bungalow 

With 3/ 4 bedrooms, 2 

baths, finished basement 

Nl;lw roof, fumace, central 

air, carpeting and kitchen 

floor Within 5 years Close 

to schools and transportation 

Move- In condition 

Pnced In the $90's 

SCULLY & HENDRIE,INC 

881-8310 884-1862 

TOO BIG for mel Just nght 

for you' Five plus bedrooms, 

3 full baths, famJly 

room, kitchen With bUilt 

In's, 65 x 317 lot, 2 1/2 

car garage, super energy 

effiCient BUilt In 1988 

POSSible 2 family house, 

2,400 sq f1 RoseVille- 

$79,900 Special financ- 

Ing terms Emergency 

Sale l Re-Max 573-0947 

GROSSE POinte Park, 1006 

Bishop Open 2 to 5 Sunday 

Large Colonial, 3 

bedrooms, !IVlng, dining, 

family room, 2 1/2 bams, 

large eating area In 

kltchen- all bUilt inS, ceramic 

tile and much 

much more Call for your 

private shOWing No Brokers 

please 885-6914 

$249,000. 

HARPER Woods- Lovely, 

clean, three bedroom 

bnck bungalow, two car 

garage, $62,000, Open 

Sunday 2-5 pm 881- 

5140 

PLEASANT 

WOODS HOME 


Three bedrooms With natural 

fireplace, dining room 

and more' And all for under 

$88,00011 1649 Roslyn 

John E. Pierce 

& Associates, Inc, 

884-4750 

WONDERFUL 

POTENTIAL! 

For thiS four bedroom, three 

bath home Located In 

Harper Woods In Grosse 

POinte School District, thiS 

home, With addItional features, 

IS a great buyI 

Listed at $79,500 By appointment 

John E. Pierce 

& Associates, Inc. 

884-4750 

NEW LISTING 

$132,500 SUPER BUY! 

Well Insulated' Excellent 

condition I CharmIng 

FARMS three bedroom 

ColonIal With newer 

kitchen 

FLY SOUTHI 

Save $100,000 Buy thiS two 

bedroom CONDO by 13 

Mile and Harper on a pnvate 

lane ThiS complex IS 

for the dlscrlmmatlng 

Grosse POinte buyerI Pnvate 

large basement 

GFA and central air Only 

$54,500' 

HENDRICKS 

And Associates, Inc. 

884.0840 


morning to REPEAT your 

advertlsement"l ('.all our 

claSSified advertiSing 

department Wednesdays, 

Thursdays, Fridays, Mon. 

days 882-6900 

If you are planning on placing a 

classified ad in the November 

24th issue you must have your 

ad in our office no later than 

Monday, November 21st. 

12 Noon. 

The Grosse Pointe News 

will be out on 

Wednesday, November 

HAPPY THANKSGIVING 

1100 HOUm FOR SALE 

DIVORCE reqUIres sale of 

thiS Investment property 

Three bedrooms, one 

bath, 900 square feet 

Located between the new 

Cadillac plant and Dodge 

City Plant Frame house 

With hardwood floors and 

covered porch Excellent 

renlal renovation property 

$5,000 or best offerk 

Call Owner at 881- 

0925 

MARYSVILLE- Custom 

bUilt 2 bedroom home Situated 

across from the 

scenic St Clair RIver Llv, 

Ing room has catheral 

ceilings With thermal 

pane Windows reaching 

to the ceiling, 2 112 

baths, full basement, 2 

car garage With opener 

$125,900 Ask for Joyce 

SedWick for further details 

Real Estate Counselors 

364-3500 or eve 364- 

7532 e- 378 

BY Owner 1610 Ford 

Court Nice Colonial below 

Mack, $159,000 For 

appointment 646-9533 

Open Sunday 2 to 4 

NEW LISTING 


Open Sunday, 2 to 5 PM 

Prestwlck Road 1992- corner 

Jot 4 bedroom Colonial 

With family room and 

fireplace, 1 lJ2 baths, 2 

car garage ROACH 

REAL ESTATE 886-5nO 

OR 792.3620, 

ANXIOUS TO SELL! 

OWNER WANTS TO GO 

SOUTH 

SAVE $12,000 

COMMISSION 

946 W. CRESCENT LANE 

Corner of Cook Road 

Grosse Pointe Woods 

Cox and Baker bUilt, 4 bedroom, 

2 1/2 bath Colonial, 

atlached 2 car garage, 

central air, new furnace 

and roof Near UniverSity 

Liggett, Star of the Sea, 

Monteith Schools and 

The Hunt Club Immediate 

occupancy Will con- 

Sider any offer over 

$175,000 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 5 PM 

or call owner for 

appointment 

465-4569 

SEVEN/ Kelly area Three 

bedroom bnck, two car 

garage, new roof and carpeting 

882-0548. 

$22,500 

10 t COMMEItCIAl BUILDINGS 

1,200 Square foot bUSiness 

bUilding In East DetrOit 

Arranged for office or ser. 

vice use QUick possession 

Land contract terms 

$48,000 

CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. 

n8-81 00 

1103 CONDOS/APTS/JLATS 

AVAILABLE Immediately 

Schultz Estates, 2 bed. 

room Townhouse, 1 1/2 

bath, garage, fireplace, 

finished basement, aIr 

conditiOning, patio and 

many extras $89,000 

286-6047 

23rd. 

803 CONDOS/ APTS/FLATS 

GROSSE POINTE Condom- 

Inium Two bedroom, two 

bath, upper unit on Trombley 

Road In Grosse 

POinte Park Two story 

foyer With marble floor, 

SpaCIOUSliVing room and 

dining room, cozy den, 

laundry area In unit, 

kItchen Wllh cherry cabinets 

and breakfast area 

Atlached two car garage 

ThiS unique condominium 

IS offered at $169,000 

Please call The Blake 

Company at 881-6100 8 

30- 5 30 Monday- Friday 

On weekends call 885- 

0327 

HARPER Woods- Co-op 

Vernier near 1-94 2 bedroom 

first floor end unit 

Kitchen appliances, central 

air, paM Private 

basement With rec room 

and lav $56,900 

HANDLOS 882-7300 

CO-OP Apartments Harper 

Woods, Wildwood and Arthur 

Large 2 bedroom 

2nd floor, appliancE'S, including 

dishwasher own 

washer, dryer, carpeting, 

drapes, extra storage 

St Clair Shores, 9 Mile off 

Jefferson Adult Co-Op 2 

bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, 

carport Terms or rent 

Babcock Realty Company, 

m-331o 

GROSSE POinte Elegant 

English Tudor condo 4 

bedrooms plus maid's 

quarters, 3 1/2 baths, 2 

car, 2 fireplaces, den, 

FlOrida room, country 

kitchen Must see 

$182,000 n64663 Broker 

CONDO 1 bedroom, air, 

new carpeting 11 MlleJ 

Jefferson. n5.2894 Call 

after 2 pm 

OPEN SUNDAY, 1 .5 PM 

34743 E, LAKE DRIVE 

HARRISON TOWNSHIP 

14 1/2 Mile and Jefferson 

LAKERIDGE 

CONDOMINIUMS View of 

lake from every Window 

Fireplace, attached garage 

REO CARPET KEIM 

SHOREWOOD 

REAL ESTATE, INC. 

886-8710 

LAKESHORE Village 

Condo Marter- Lakeshore 

2 bedroom townhouse 

across from shopping 

area Pool and 

clubhouse Mabarak Real 

Estate 881-0001 

Waterfront condominium 

With fireplace, two bedrooms, 

basement, and 

lots of extras A great In. 

vestment at $91,000 

CENTRUY 21 AVID, INC. 

778-8100 

ST CLAIR SHORES 

201 SUNSET LANE 

PRIME LOCATION - Very 

attraclive lower Unit With 

two bedrooms, large closets, 

laundry room, central 

air, applJances, drapes, 

double Insulated storms 

776-4689 $54,900 

BABCOCK CO-OP- 1 bedroom 

lovely carpeting, 

newly decorated, appliances 

$12,500 Cash 

881-9647 

HARPER WOODS 

Wildwood Co-op, Immaculate, 

excellent condition 

Two bedrooms updated 

since 1987 With Casablanca 

kitchen fan, diSposal, 

range hOOd, 

shower doors, carpeting, 

and more For apPOintment 

PALAZZOLO & 

ASSOCIATES 

885-1944 

LAKESHORE Village, I 

have gol a couple of super 

OIce ones available 

DIana, Century 21 Kee 

751-6026 

BY Owner- Eastland area, 

19643 Fleetwood One 

bedroom, 1st floor unit, 

newly decoraled full carpet, 

certtra! aIr patIO, car 

port Grosse POinte 

Schools $62 000 885. 

7389 

RIVIERA Terrace top floor, 

two bedroom, two full 

baths, neWly decoraled, 

$85,500 n4-7379 

RANCH Condo, on the 

lake, Hamson Township 

2 bedrooms full basement 

central air, 1 car 

garage, lust repainted, 

Lakerrdge Condominiums 

Jefferson, north of 

15 Mile Road, 34735 

East Lake Drive Open 

Saturday and Sunday 1 

to 5 Reduced. $79 900 

824-6540 

LOVELY 2 bedroom, 2 full 

bath condo on golf 

cource April occupancy 

$95,900 296.3691 for 

appOintment 

1103 CONDOSJ APTS/FLATS 

106 FLO"IDA PROI'EItTY 

109 LAKE/RIVER LOTS 

1120 IIUSINESS 

OPPORTUNITIES 

PARK Income, spacIous 4 CONSULTANT- early retiree 

preferred Investment 

family Very good condition 

Near Jefferson Century 

21 East 881-2540 

opportunity Call Mike 

FranCISn4-1078 

LAKESHORE Village two 

bedroom townhouse AI! 

appliances, finished basement, 

$66,000 469-6532 

days, 779-8095 evenings 

RIVIERA Terrace one bedroom 

condo, carpeted, 

garden level, mirrored 

wall and dining area 

Near pool Excellent can. 

dltlon Pnced nght 778- 

6890 after 6 p m 

CO-OP Apartments Harper 

Woods, Wildwood and Arthur 

Large 2 bedroom, 

2nd floor, appliances, own 

washer, dryer, carpeting, 

drapes, extra storage 

Corner unit, only $46,000 

SI Clair Shores, 9 Mile off 

Jefferson 2 bedroom, 1 

1/2 baths, carport Terms 

or rent Babcock Realty 

wlllpdny,7II-J,jlO 

GROSSE POINTE REAL 

ESTATE CO. YOUR 

CONNECTION TO VERO 

BEACH, FLORIDA EnJOy 

your place In the sunl 

Schaub Communities' 

Grand Harbor offers you 

the besl In waterfront 

communilies In the heart 

of FlOrida's Treasure 

Ccast Golf, tenniS, sun, 

surf and sand all await 

you Call Nickle Courey at 

882-0087 for more information 

, and be sure to 

ask about our next Flor- 

Ida Informational presentation 

"SUNSHINE STATE" Plar 

nlng to move to Flonda? 

We would like to give you 

a hand Need Information? 

Write us We Will be 

glad to send you free Informaton 

about new 

homes, resales, rental's, 

loIs, reSidential, commer- 

Cial and great weather 

Call us at 813-655-2240 

Spring Lake Realty Inc, 

6122 US Hwy 98, 

Spnng Lake, Sebring, 

Flonda 33870 

107 INVESTMENT I'ROPERTY 

GOOD Investment In 

Grosse POinte Park area 

$65,000 - any terms 

Monthly Income - $800 

plus 295-6019 

117 REAl ESTATE WANTED 

CASH 

FOR HOMES 

Servmg Area Since 1938 

STIEBER REALTY 

775.4900 

ALL CASH 

For Your Home 

Any Condition 

Investor/Agent 

886-2920 

119 CEMETARY LOTS 

120 IUSINISS 

Ol'I'OItTUNITIES 

CASH needed for real estate 

Investment, 12% In. 

terest guaranteed 886- 

3184 

902 ALUMINUM SIDING 

903 APPLIANCE SERVICE 

CALL GEORGE 

NUTTO 

APPLIANCE 

WE SELL REBUILT 

WASHERS 

AND DRYERS 

907 IIASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

CAPIZZO CONST, 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

WALLS STRAIGHTENED 

AND REPLACED 

DONE RIGHT 

10 YEAR GUARANTEE 

LICENSED INSURED 

TON Y 885-0612 

900 Allt CONDITIONING CHARLES F JEFFREY 

882-1800 

ARTCRAFT HEATING, BASEMENT 

COOLING & 

WATERPROOFING 

REFRIGERATION • Underpin footings 

Central air conditiOning In. • Cracked or caved-In walls 

stalled and repaired, Win•• 10 year guarante 

dow air condllioners re- Licensed Insured 

paired 

LICENSED & INSURED 

GUARANTEED 

MIKE 882-0747 

LEONARD'S 

SIDING 

AQUA-STOP 

Wet Basement Company 

Leaky basement repairs 

Without digging 

LIFETIME WARRANTY 

778-6363 

24 HOURS 

Aluminum and Vinyl Siding R L 

Complete custom trim, • • 

soffet areas, gutlers 

replacement Windows L" 

censed and Insured Free 

estimates 

884-5416. 

• Washer - Dryer Service 

• Vacuum Service and 

Sales 

• Used Stoves-Refngerators 

DOC'S 

APPLIANCE 

SERVICE 

Fast, courteous, 

profeSSional service 

• Washers • Dryers • Dishwashers 

• Refngerators • 

Ranges • Garbage DISposals 

• Microwaves • 

More 

296-5005 

907 IASEMENT 

WATERI'ROOFING 

R.R. CODDENS 

ESTABLISHED 1924 

All types of basement waterproofing 

15 year guarantee 

References 886- 

5565 

STOP 

THOSE LEAKS 

FERLITO CONST 

GUARANTEED 

WATERPROOFING 

884-6500 

AMERICAN 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

Low PrICes 


10 Year Guarantea 

AlSO SEWER CLEANING 

LICENSED 

#053908 

FUl LY INSURED 

SenIOr Clflzen Discount 

526-9288 

and STREMERSCH 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

Walls Repaired 

Straightened 

Replaced 

ALL WORK 

GUARANTEED 

LICENSED 

884-7139 

911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK 

• BRICK WORK 

• TUCK POINTING 

• PORCHES 

• CHIMNEYS 

• REBUILT AND 

REPAIRED CAULKING 

ADVANCED 

MAINTENANCE 

17319 EAST WARREN 

884-9512 

ANDY'S MASONRY AND 

CHIMNEY REPAIR 

All masonry, bnck, weatherproofing 

repairs Special- 

IZing In tuck pointing and 

small lobs Licensed, Insured 

Reasonable Free 

estimates 881-0505, 882- 

3006 

BRICK and cement repairs 

Porches, chimneys, tuck 

pOinting Experienced 

Reasonable Neat work 

Insured Seaver's 882- 

247-4454 _0000 _ 

J.W. KLEINER 

We are Generill CO'llrilC'ors 

One call taKes care of all your orol'lerns 

DeSign service available or 'Ie \'. II I.or, 

Architect or Inlerlor decorator 

ESTABLiSHFD 19.Q 

882-0628 

MASTER REMODElERS 

• RESIDENTIAL' COMMERCIAL 

KELLY BUILDING 

• Quality Remodeling 

• Cuslom Kitchens Baths 

• Additions of all Types 

• Custom Wood Decks 

882-3463 

LICENSED - INSURED 

912 IUILDING/ItEMODUlNG 

JACK D. TOTTY 

Complete home repairs, 

kitchens bathrooms, 

basements and dens 

886.5600. 

EOtlTO 

CONSTRUCTION 

, Ail Types of Cement Work 

, Basemen! Waterproofing 

• Addilions 

aUAUTY WORK 

REASONABLE PRICES 

FREE ESTIMATES 

884-6500 

DeSigned Remodeling 

Custom Kitchens 

Bathrooms & Additions 

KITCHEN SHOWROOM 

21711 Harper 

St Clair Shores 48080 

Hours 

Man, Wed, Fn 9-5 pm 

Tues , Thurs 9.9 pm 

Sat 9-1 pm 

777-6840 

Since 1946 

BLACK RIVER PROPERTY 

Divorce requires sale of my ET ~ MASON CONTRACTOR 


two waterfront parcels 

[ fJ(l )tOJI~ 

Serving the POlntes 

Prefer to sell together for 

~ -_.{I"-__ 00 I r 

for 27 Years 

$35,000 but Will conSider 

All types bnck, block and HOME IMPROVEMENT 

seiling IndIVIdually On Ihe 

APPLIANCE REPAIR stone work Including bnck 

main branch of the Balck 

INCORPORATEO. 

SERVICE 

and flagstone patios and 

eUl~OERS LICENSE No !l9!540 

River, 5 miles from Lake 

Washers • Dryers walks, tuck POinting and 

Huron, one hour from Detroit 

(70 miles} Excellent 

COMPLETE BUILDING 

Dishwashers. Disposals repairs Custom color AND REMODELING 

Refngerators 

mortar blending Additions 

fish and game area, new 

SERVICE 

Microwaves 

and foundation set-ups, 

survey, maintained county 

Addrtlons/Dormers 

No Service Charge If 

fireplaces, custom garden 

road, wooded lot, electrical 

and phone, title insur- 

Guaranteed Parts 

Rec Rooms/AttICS 

Repaired 

Krtchensl8aths 

walls, etc 

ance Included Call owner and Service 

882-0717 

Porch Enclosures 

at 313-881-0925 

Replacement Wmdows 

885-1762 

BRICKWORK 

Aluminum SldlnglTnm 

Geo Stulls Since 1965 

113 NOItTHEITN MICHIGAN 

small jobs, morter color' GUtlerslDownspouts 

HOMES ' 

matChing, tuck pointing, Storm Windows/Doors 

90S AUTO/TIIUCK IIEI'AIII chimney. porchE!s, violations 

repaired. 

One Ply Rubber Roofing 

Roofing/Shingles 

GROSSE POinte MOVing 

Company RegUlar tnps 

RAY'S FOREIGN CAR 

reasonable. 

Wood Decks/Fences 

north Partial loads wel 

GARAGE 

886~5565 

Alummum Siding and 

come 822-4400 

We service any and all foreign 

cars specialiZing In 

REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS 

Gutter Cleaning 

114 NORTHERM MICHIGAN 

LOTS 

Mercedes, Volvo, VW, 

912 IU/LDINGJREMODElING, 

Licensed and Insured 

TEN beaLJ!lfully wooaed English and Japanese 

666~520 

vehicles 42 years expen- :- • 

acres near Mancelona 

Secluded hunting and ence, free pick-up and 

camping Deer, grouse delivery, 8-6 p m Monday-Fnday, 

8-noon Satur- 

ALBERT D. THOMAS, INC. 

turkey $8,000 $300 

down, $80 per month, day, 884-8874, 15040 

10% Land Ccntract Call East Warren 

Northern Land Company 

at 616-938-1097 

FOR Sale two adjacent 

crypts & spaces for four 

Internments ChOice loca 

lion In Woodlawn Cemetary 

mausoleums For further 

details call (313)821- 

5130 

LADIES Apparel Busmess 

over 1 year old St Clair 

Shores, good parking 

Owner being Iransferred 

7756150 

, "1 ,,)ur 

SpeCialIZIngm qllalily custom wor/( at affordable prices 

ADDITIONS-KiTCHENS.BATHROOMS 

~ ~ R.D. Priest 

BUILDERS, Inc. 

----_ .... ------- 

Rr. hester 

FJS2-2255 

GrossE' POinte 

881-8019 

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912 BUILDING; REMODElING 

• AttICS 

• Porch 

Enclosures 

• AdditIOnS & KItchens 

• Commercial BUildings 

SUTTON 

CONSTRUCTION 

BRYSON sunON 

1324 Bedford 

884-2942 882-2436 

BARKER 

CONTRACTORS 

ModernlzatJOn.AIterahons- Ad 

dltlOns-Famlly 

Rooms-Kitchens & Recreation 

Areas 

JAMES BAHKER 

886-5044 

MODER NIZATION 

M.T. CHARGOT 

BUILDING CO. 

PERSONALL 

914 CARPfNTRY 

Y DESIGNED 

• Kitchen s - Attics 

• Basements. Porches 

• Bathrooms - Rec Rooms 

Outdoor deck environments 

CUSTOM 

CRAFTED 

• Cabinets. Formica 

• Woodworklng.tnm work 

• Replacement Windows 

• Interior - Extenor Doors 

FULL Y LICENSED AND 

INSURED 

GENERAL HOME REPAIR 

Free Estimates - 882.6842 

CORNERSTONE 

CONST. CO. 

Kitchens-Custom DeSign 

Family Rooms 

Window Replacements 

Commercial Remodeling 

Interior/Exterior 

Additions 

Custom and Quality Always 

LICENSED AND INSURED 

JIM LAETHEM 

882-9310 

• FORMICA KITCHEN 

COUNTER TOPS AND 

VANITIES 

• CORIAN CABINETS 

• FREE ESTIMATES 

EDWARD VANOSTAYEN 

839-0424 465-7152 

.J&F CONTRACTORS, serving 

Grosse Ppolnte area 

35 years. Roofing repairs, 

eaves troughs, back. 

boards, masonry tuck 

pointing chimneys, 

porches, flat roofs new 

and repairs, hot tar. Also 

shingles 331-2057 

EASTVIEW 

ALUMINUM, INC. 

ALCOA PRODUCTS 

AWnings- Sidings 

Combmatlon Storms 

Screens-Doors-Roofing 

Seamless Gutters 

B.F. Goodrich VlnylA 

Products 

17301 MACK AVE. NEAR 

CADIEUX 

DETROIT, MI 4S224 

881-1060 527-5616 

26 Years Exp. LIC. & 

Insured. 

SEE SHOWROOM 

DOUGLAS 

HOME 

SHAW 

RENOVATIONS 

Remodeling or repairs of all 

interior and exterior 

needs. From new to old 

specialiZing In FinISh Carpentry, 

Kitchens, Baths, 

Recreation Rooms, Li. 

branes. Small Jobs Welcome. 

SeMng the Grosse 

POinte area since 1975 

where quality IS first. 

881.9385 

CARPENTER work, paneling, 

partitIOns, doors cut, 

repairs, small jobs. 882- 

2795. 

COSENTINO 

CONSTRUCTION 

New ConstructIOn and Repairs. 

AdditIOns, Kitchens, 

Bathrooms, Porches, 

Decks, Doors, Windows. 

15 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

FREE ESnMA res 

885-4609 

CARPENTER work, panel- 

Ing, partitions, doors cut, 

repairs, small jobs. 882- 

2795 

CARPENTER- Small and 

large jobs- 33 years ex. 

penence LIcenced. 527- 

6656. 

ROBERT'S 

CUSTOM 

CARPENTRY 

Deck.9, Porches, Shelves, 

Bookcases, Floor and 

Celling Trims 

Grosse Pointe References 


822-6388 

WE 00 CARPENTRY 

VIlllge Lock and Home 

Repalr Company 

18554 Mad< 

Gro •• e Point. Film. 

881.8603 

1 

914 CARPENTRY 

CARPENTRY. Gall Paul For 

It All CommerCial and 

ResidentIal Rough and 

finish Free estimates Insured 

References 372- 

3726 

CARPENTER rough and 

finish. Custom decks 

Good references and reputation 

Residential and 

commercial Bob, 296- 

3066 Leave message 

91 S CARPET ClEANING 

MISTER 

MAINTENANCE 

Pre-Holiday carpet special 

$38 95 LIVing room hall 

plus one room free Call 

521-3837 

EXPERT 

916 CARPET INSTAllATION 

774-7590 Days 

CARPET 

CLEANING 

Truck Mount Extraction 

Residential - CommerCial 

Upholstering Cleaning 

Drapery Oeamng 

DAVE TEOLIS n9-Q411 

F~ml!Y owned Operated 

INSURED 


K-CARPET 

CLEANING 

COMPANY 

CARPET SPECIALISTS 

882-0688 

CARPET CLEANING 

$11.50 PER AVER SIZE 

RM INC. Pre-spot, scrubb 

Ing.stea m/extract Ion 

sofa-$22. 50 , chair w/sofa 

$5. Other cleaning ser- 

VICes-walls, Windows, gut. 

ters, siding, cars, free estimates. 

372-6966 

ECONO Carpet Cleaning- 

Fast and Economical 

313-372-3181 

RELIABLE 

CARPErS 

FALL 

SALE 

QUality names at discount 

prices Including Vinyl, tile, 

and hardwood floonng 

QUALITY AND 

YOU ARE NO 1 

THE INSTALLATION 

SPECIALISTS 

SALES INCLUDE 

THREE YEAR 

GUARANTEE 

Our service department can 

assist you for installations, 

power restretching, clean- 

Ing and any type of repair 

work 

773-4022 

RESIDENTIAL 

773-3360 

COMMERCIAL 

L.OCATION: 

14950 East 10 Mile 

Comer of Hayes 

Bnng thiS ad In for $1 00 off 

each yard purchased 

JERRY'S CARPET 

SERVICE 

Installation • repairS, all 

kinds. In-home sales 

Over 25 years expenence. 

776-3604 Hours 

9a.m- 7p.m. 

CARPET LAYING 

NEW AND OLD 

Repairs of All Types 

ALSO 

CARPETING,VINYL 

HARDWOOD 

Samples Shown In 

Your Home 

r:lf"\r:I ___ TOllnC:1 

•• 1V....,L." ... 

CARPET 

INSTALLATtON 

Sales and SeI'VlC8 

No jOb too small I 

17 years expenence 

527.9084 

917 PLASTER I ((I,lING 

SPECIALIZING In repairsclean, 

prompt service 

Grosse POinte refer. 

ences Free estimates 

Gall Lou, 882-2294 

PLASTERING and drywall 

Nell SqUIres 75UJn2 

PLASTER and Drywall repair 

Comess work and 

stucco All rep8lr guaran. 

teed 15 years experrence 

Gall 5814914 after 

8 or leave message 

CODE VIOlatIOns Repaired 

Interior/ Exterior Free 

Inspection check over 

can save you time and 

money Insured, experrenced, 

references 

Seaver Home Malntance 

882-0000 

FIVE STAR 

PLASTERING 

• Drywall 

• Mud & Tape 

• Textured ceilings 

- Pamtlng 

BILL 343-5085 

•• 

•• 

917 PLASTER / CflllNG 

NEW and repalr- plastering, 

dry wall ceramic tile, 35 

years experience Absolute 

guarantee Call Valentino 

afternoon 372- 

3462 

PLASTERING and drywall 

repairs Texturmg and 

stucco Insured Pete Taromma 

469-2967 

ALL types drywall and plastering, 

spray texturing 

and taplmg New and repair 

25 years experience 

Free estlmales Insured 

773-4316 or 689-5114 

911 CEMENT WORK 

CHARLES F. 

JEFFREY 

CONTRACTOR 

All types of brick and 

cement work 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

Pre-Cast Steps, Walks 

Drlvewavs 

Cement, Brick 

Flagstone PatiO" 

Tuck POinting 

Chimney Rap,m 

Porches And 

All Brick Work 

A SpeCialty 

Licensed 

Insured 

CAPIZZO 

James M. 

Kleiner 

ALL CONCRETE/BRICK WORK 

.Waterprooflng 

.Flagstone & Siale 

•Tuckpolntlrg & Patching 

.Porches, Chimneys 

.Walks, DrIVeways 

.Patlos, Steps 

'State Licensed 

REPAIR 

882-1800 

CaNST. 

QUALITY WORK 

ALL TYPES OF 

CEMENT, BRICK AND 

LOCK WORK 

Garages raised and set 

down on new ralWall and 

floor Waterproofing 


TONY 885-0612 

R.R.CODDENS 

CEMENT 

CONTRACTOR 

Family bUSiness for 63 

years 

- New and repair work 

- No Job too small 

• Driveways and porches 

our speciality 

• Patios 

• Chimneys 

• Waterproofing 

- Violations repaired 

- Brick 

• Morter Color Matching 

• Stucco 

CALL ANYTIME 

886-5565 

R.L. STREMERSCH 

CEMENT CONTRACTOR 

Cement 

Driveways 

Patios 

Brickwork 

Basement waterproofing 

Steps 

Tuck POinting 

No job too small 


SPECIALIZING IN 

DRIVEWAYS AN D 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

LICENSED 

884-7139 

GRAZIO 

CONSTRUCTION 

• cement drive, floors, 

patios 

- Old garages raised and 

renewed 

• New garage doors and 

reframlng 

- New garages bUilt 

Family operated since 1962 


774-3020 772-1771 

DENNIS 

JEROME 

CHIMNEYS, PORCHES 

STEPS, TUCKPOINTING 

MORTAR COLOR TINTING 

CHIMNEY SCREENS 

GLASS BLOCK 

BASEMENT WINDOWS 

VIOLATION WORK 


773-3544 

SPECIALISTS 

t e 

T&M 

CONSTRUCTION 

. 

Cement work. All kinds . 

• Addition. "'Garages 

• Porches, block, step 

work 

• Baseme(ll waterproofing 

GUARANTEED 

licensed & Insured 

Builders 774... 896 

918 CEMENT WORK 

VINCE'S RepairS Tuckpointing, 

dflveways, Sidewalks, 

steps, porch repair 

SenIOr citizen 

discount 526-6502 

J. W. KLEINER 

CEMENT CONTRACTOR 


Serving The POlntes 

for 27 Years 

Stone, cement and brick repairS, 

all types 

882-0717. 

THOMAS 

296-3882 

~..__ --....- ...... -..........,--- 

919 CHIMNEY CLEANING 

J&J 

CHIMNEY 

SYSTEMS 

MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 

ProfeSSional cleaning of fire 

places, wood stoves 

Safety Inspections, cap~ 

and screens Installed 

Certified, Insured 

771-7678 

COACH LIGHT 

CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. 

SAFE FLUE 

CHIMNEY SWEEP 

• Chimney Clean~lng 

• Caps and 

Screens 

Installed 

Mortar and 

Damper RepaIr 

• Animal Removal 

Certified Master 

Sweep 

TOMTREFZER 

882.5169 

GEORGE VAN 

776-3126 

920 CHIMNEY REPAIRS 

WANT ADS 

882-6900 

KLEINER 

MASON CONTRACTOR 

BRICK BLOCK. STONE 

Porches, Chimneys, Steps 

Walks, Driveways, Tuckpointing, 

Glass Block 

Brick, Stone and TUe 

Patios. 

CONCRETEI 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

INSURED LICENSED 

A1 WORK 

Keep bIrds and 

sqUirrels oul 

CHIMNEY 

CLEANING 

Caps S~'ee% 

I~sla"ed 

A1 ma' Re'io,al 

State Lcensed 

5154 

Certified & 

Insured 

885.3733 

CHIMNEY~ 

SCREENS ~. 

Only $25 ea 

In!ltalled 

cl39 

ROOFING-ALUMINUM 

R.R. CODDENS All types 

chimney repairs 886- 

5565 

DENNIS Jerome PreventatIVe 

maintenance Chimney 

repairs and porch repairs 

n3-3544 

SAFE Flue Chll nrltly ana 

Home Repair Service 

882-5169 

THE 

REPAIRS 

923 CONSTRUCTION SEIIVICE 

T&M 

CONSTRUCTION 

cemen~ work. All kind •• 

• Additions' Garage• 

• Porch •• , block, .tep 

work 

-' Basem.nt wat.r. 

proofing 

GUARANTEED 

lIc.n .. d .. In.ured 

Builders 774.4896 

924 DECORATING SERVICE 

JOANNA WESTERN 

WINDOW SHADES 

PAINT SHUTTERS, BLINDS 

KAUFMANN 

STORM DOORS AND 

WINDOWS 

GRAfTOP 

SALES AN 0 SERVICE 

15011 vEncwE\!!\~ 

East of Aller In the Pa', 

TU 5-6000 

Closed Mondavs 

927 DItAI'EIIIES 

CUSTOM Made slipcovers 

and draperies Guaran. 

teed workmanship Experienced 

Call now- 

Bernice 521-5255 

CUSTOM DRAPERIES 

Balloons, Mini Blinds, Verticals, 

Carpeting Wallpaper, 

Bedspreads 

Compare our prices With 

department store 'sales' 

before you BUY 


DRAPERIES BY PAT 

772-5440 

921 DRESSMAKING/ 

TAILORING 

AAA ProfeSSional Dressmaking, 

hemming, spe- 

CialiZing In welghtloss alterations 

Jeanette 882- 

7982 

AL TERATIONS and repairs 

Call Tem at 884- 

3584 

ALTERATIONS. Rush jobs 

welcome Quality work 

885-2206 

930 ELECTRICAL SERVICE 

WADES 

ELECTRIC CO, JNC 

24 HOUR SERVICE 

CommerCial, Industrial 

And ReSidential 

884-9500 

SERVING THE 

GROSSE POINTE 

SINCE 1965 

CUSWORTH 

ELECTRIC 

Family Owned and 

Operated 


Electrical Contractors 

• ReSidential - CommerCial 

• RadiO dispatched Units In 

your area 

• Fast Emergency Service 

SENIOR CITIZENS 

DISCOUNT 

886-4448 

IF BUSY, CALL 8814664 

15215 MACK 

MARTIN 

ELECTRIC CO. 

All types of electrical work: 

e.p ones, ----aOcii6iIrs. 

Violations corr.cted, 

gu.nnt8ed work, no job 

too sman, low prials. Free 

esimates. 

882.200 

921 4Da IEPAIRS ' 

923 COHSTlUalON Sf.VICE 

r 

930 mCTRICAL SEIIVICE 

ELECTRICAL wIfing and 

repair, washers, dryers, 

doorbells, also telephone 

Jacks Licensed Linck & 

Miller 881 8829 881 

0748 

QUALITY electrical service 

and repair Reasonable 

rates Free estlmales 

884-0787 

S & J ELECTRIC 

Res Ide nhal. Com merclal 

No Job Too Small 

885.2930 

ELECTRICAL work, hc 

enced Insured contrac 

tor Free estimates 881 

9751 

COLVILLE 

ELECTRIC CO. 

Ranges Dryers Services 

Doorbells 

VIOLATIONS 

FAST EMERGENCY 

SERVICE 

774-9110 

,- t3.-ReotHANOtHGt---- 

REFINISHING 

HERITAGE Floors Hard 

wood floors Installed 

Sanded, stained Resl 

dentlal, commercial 294 

0024 or 563-4281 

KELM 

Floor laYing, sanding relln 

Ishlng Expert In stain 

Old floors a specialty We 

also refinish banisters 

535.7256 

PROFESSIONAL floor 

sanding and finishing 

Free estimates W Abraham 

754-8999 

931 FURNITURE 

REFINISHING/REPAIRS 

FURNITURE refinished, repaired, 

stripped, any type 

of caning Free estimates 

474.8953, 345- 

6258 

JIM'S Upholstering No Job 

too big No Job too 

smalls Free pick-up 

Free del'verv Call 874- 

5754 

943 LANDSCAPEIS/ 

SNOW IEMOVAl 

FALL Clean-up Leaves 

raked, gutters cleaned 

last minute odd jobs 

Free estimates 794-5360 

Rick 

PENDOLINO'S 

SNOW REMOVAL 

Dependable. qUick, clean 

service BUSiness and 

reSidential Reasonable 

rates 881-24n 

MAC'S 

SHRUB 

TREE AND 

TRIMMING 

COMPLETE WORK 

Reasonable rates, quality 

service Call Tom n6- 

4429 

SAPONARO 

LANDSCAPE 

SERVICE 

FALL CLEAN UP 

• Leaf Removal 

COMMERCIAL SNOW 

PLOWING 

• Excellent Trucks/ EqUip 

• References 

Call Now- Get In Early 

372-9049 


morning to REPEAT your 

advertisement III Call our 

claSSified advertiSing 

department Wednesdays 

Thursdays Fridays, Mon. 

days 882-6900 

SHRUBS hedges, small 

and rrledlum~ SiZed liees 

removed Stumps removed 

Insured Free Estimates 

n8-4459 

MAC'S 

SPRING CLEAN-UP 

Complete yard work, lawn, 

shrub and tree trimming 

etc Reasonable rates. 

quality service Call Tom 

~~~r~~429 St Clalf 

NAWCC J BRYS Landscaping 

MEMBER weekly cutting, fall cleanup, 

snow removal- done 

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HOROLOGIST GROSSE POINTF MI 

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ORTISI'S 

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885-8155 


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PAINTING, wallpapenng, 

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Glenda 293-0166 

MIKE'S 

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Painting - Inlerlor-ex. 

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paint, Window glazing, 

caulking, painting aluminum 

Siding Top quality 

material Reasonable 

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o Pin 23 Dlas set In 18K Y g $1 880 

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A. Necklace 6 matched Emeralds and 173 

round Diamonds selin 18K y 9 

Price On Request 

RlUg containing 3 round Emeralds and 

B 

1 round Dlas in 18K y 9 $1690 

C Necklace witlt 5 Emeralds and 6 Dias 

set In 14K Y 9 $890 

DRing 2 47 ct Emerald 56 Dlas (Total 

Gem Weight 484 ct) selm 18K 9 y 

$11 850 

E Eamngs wllh 4 Emeralds (3 50 ct T W I 

and 56 Olas (Total Gem "eight 6 95 

ell18Kyg $9840 

Bracclcl (332 d 

f with 10 Emcfillds 

T W J 120 0la5 (Total Gem Weight 

II 97elJ 18Kyg $13700 

RlUg with MarqUIse and Om 

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mond S\ffd Dlas 14K. y 9 $985 

If Eamngs With 18 rd Emeralds and 36 

Dlas 14K y 9 $1 965 

AnUlversary Rmg and 15 

J 12 Dms 

Emeralds 14K 1" 9 $3 880 

K Ring With I 74 cl Emerald and 2 

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y 9 $ 14 200 

L lIummingblrd rln 2 fmcralds 14 

Dias 10K Y 9 $975 W Necklace 4SapphlrC5 3Dlas 14K y 9 

M Ring With 67 d Oval Emerald and 8 $560 

Diamonds I 07 d T G W 14K Y9 X Bracelcl With 68 Sapphires 68 Dias 

• $1085 (I565cl TGW) Platinum $14450 

N Earrings With 2 Emeralds 16 Rd Dia Y Bee rin with 14 Sapphires 50las 18K 

monds 14Kyg $1270 yg $1130 

o Bracelcl wllh 28 rd Emeralds 28 rd Z Bracelcl 24 Sapphires 48 Dlas (1334 

Olas 14Kyg $4820 ct TG W) 18Kyg $1585 

r Ring Pear Shape Emerald and 10 Rd A i\ Cabachon Sapphire King wllh 32 Dias 

mas 14Kyg $480 (909el TGWI14Kyg $6410 

Q Bracelcl with 6 rd Emeralds and 5 rd 88 Ring wilh 22 Sapphires 10 Dlas (3 11. 

Olas (50d TGWj 14Kyg .$770 ct TGW) 14Kyg $1860 I;- 

R Earrings 26 Dlas 32 Sapphires (8 75 C C Necklace 11 Olas and 6 Sapphires W '!,a/. 

clTGWI18Kyg $5850 14Kyg $1890 ~ 41- 

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T Ring with 4 Sapphires and 10 Dlas (I [I: Sapphire Ring wllh 8 0135 (68 cl ::i 

clTGWI14Kyg $740 TGWJI4Kyg H65--------,- -------, - 

U Earnngs 2 Sapphir~6 Oms, (...50.cl....---Ff Ear-nngs-"2 Sapphires 36 Dlas (4 60 • • t'fC) - 

Jltlh4~8lamondS 32 sap:~I~~S G G ~~nT~t~ ~~8:a~:hlres 28 Oia: 1{r 5 407." ry 

(4 ODd TG W) IORyg $2420 cl TG W) 18Kyg $28'.0 t/I 0 ,e~ 

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51/lmm to 91hmm Numerous lengths rl RIviera Necklace willi 115 Diamonds 111 

and price ranges d\allable In every Size Platinum $17 500 

$150 to $26 000 N Pearl Earnngs with 20 P1q Dlamond5 

8 7mm Pearl RlOg with 12 rd DlilS 18K {2 36 d T W land fearl 18K y 9 

gold $770 $3855 

C '2 Strand Bracelet 6mm Pearls and 14K 0 ~I~mond Brooch 20 olamon:; 4J~:; 

gold clasp $390 r platinum RlUg I (eDICT "'Iarqulsc 12 

D [arnngs With 7mm Pearls and 30 Dlas oilier mq and 6 rd dla5 $3 860 

(I 00 ct T W) J DK Y 9 $ I 880 Q Eternity Ring wllh 18 rd Ola!> (2 58 cl 

E Ring 8 Pearls '2 Dlas 14K y 9 $370 - T \\ ) Platinum .$2 980- 

r Earrings 6 - 5mm Pearls '2 Dlas 14K R Clas!'>lcDlamond Earrings $9750 

Y9 $245 S Diamond Ring containing 23 rd and 

G Earrings 13mm 50utl1 Sea rearls 18 29 bag Dlas (4 53 d T \IJ) In 

Large Diamonds 18K y 9 .$8 g80 platinum $7925 

It Enhancer wltll Plobe I carl and 4 DlilS T Diamond Brooch '2'1 dill" (2 25 ct 

In IlfK Y9 (Enhancer Only) $565 T W) I Pearl In Platinum $2300 

J Pearl Bracelet wHit 71lzmnl Pearls and U Pearl tamng!'> With 6 Dlas I'IK y 9 

38 Oms 14K y 9 $!f 650 .$450 

K Itmg 7mm Pearl 4Dla!> 14K y 9 Pearl Pendant With 3 Dla!'> 14K y 9 

$425 $250 

v Ring "1111 one rd 106 d Dla and 61 

other rd Dlas III 14K Wg $4 200 

W Diamond Bracelet from the Andy 

Warhol Collection [xceptlOnall 14 

[C 182 Bag ('20'22 ct TW) 111 

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X Diamond Bracelet 6 mq 6 bag 252 

rd (II 2'2 cl T W 1 Platinum $11 500 

Y Diamond Necklace 110 large fancy cut 

Oms In Platinum Price On Request 

Z taTTlngs with 24 large fancy cut Dlas 


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lIonal qUdhty and value of Krandall s 

Inventory Our gems arc hand !'>eleeted of 

unu!'>ually fme quality dnd set In out!>tand 

mg deSign!'> of gold 'nd platmum

Ilomantic 

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Pendants from / ~ cl to 4 ct 

.$ 190 to.$ 18 500 

DIamond Stud Earnngs 

Stud Earnngs 11'1 cl T W$i~;~~J I\~ 000 

Items shown 

Pendant 3/. ct 

Earrings Ilh ct T W I ct T" 3/. ct T \\ 

Individual 

Diamollds ••• 

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nnny Individual Diamonds coveTIng a 

\~Idc range of 51zcs and quallt} 

33 cl Hound 

.. I ct Round 

43 cl IIcart Shape 

50 cl Plarqulsc 

57 d Round 

64 ct 0\011 

76 cl Hound 

79 d ren Shape 

01 cl Jllarqubc 

I 00 cl Round 

I 03 d lIearl Shape 

I 09 d Round 

I 19 cl I'car Shape 

I 33 ct PluqUlsc 

I 44 cl Round 

I 54 cl Hound 

I 58 cl Hound 

I 59 cl Plarquisc 

I 72 d PeaT Shape 

... I 75 ct Hound 

I 9 I ct PeaT Shape 

1 05 et PeaT Shape 

2 15 cl Round 

389 ell Round 

4 79 d El11erald Cut 

5 cl Tnlhanl 

J I cl 1I1arqUlse 

$130 

$345 

$335 

$760 

$590 

$875 

$965 

$990 

$1 395 

$1 690 

$1 9BO 

$1 IBO 

$ t 810 

$2 B70 

$3 150 

$5 190 

$2175 

$4330 

$3 630 

$5 410 

$4 B60 

$7290 

$6 940 

$ t3 900 

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$32 500 

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ShalH.. and 11 rd dlas (I 00 cl T G W) 

14Kyg 

$19BO 

n Solitalrc Ring 35 ct I'cu Shapc Dla 

141\yg $675 

C I 01 cl lIearl Shape Diamond lUng 

14Kyg $1850 

D ItlOg I 70 cl Itound Diamond 181\ Yg 

and platinum $4 900 

[ Hmg wHh I ct Rd .J. 0 rd 10 Tapered 

8ag (I 75cl TW) 14Kyg $3485 

f Ring Set 50 d Oval and 10 rd ( 78 ct 

TW) 14Kyg $1650 

G Hm9 Sel 39 cl Round Dli1mond and 6 

other round diamonds (Ill cl T W I 14K 

Y9 $995 

II Wedding nlng 63 cl nd and 13 olltu 

rd dlas 14 H. g $ I 910 

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J Uniquc Ring 104 cl 1I1arquise Ola 

and 42 Baguette 01015 (I 53 cl bag 

TW) 14Kyg $9B75 

H. ning 3 66 cl rear Shape Dla and 2 

oUtcrp 5 dla!> In platinum $19875 

L 6 16 cl [l1Ierald Cut Diamond Ring 1 

III ~:q~lsrl~al~l~~ cl O~~llc~~~a~~qt~~~l 

maud Intcrnally flawleSS 

I'rlce On Request 

ffralldalls has tllc arca slargcst mlcn 

tory Engagemcnt and SolItaire 

of 

DIamond RlI1g~ 

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All of lhc Hcms shown refled Ihe excep 

lIonal quallly and value of Krandall s 

Inventory Our gems arc Itand selccl 01 

unu!Jualty fine quality and selin ouls Olnd 

Ing dcslgns of gold and plalltlum 

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A Imported french lIoops 

B Itoaps 14K y 9 

c rlOof 14Kyg 

o Necklace 14K Y9 

E Bracelet 14K Y9 

f 8racelet 14K Y9 

G Bracelet 14K Y g 

It Ring 14K y 9 

J Necklace 18K Y9 

K RlOg 14Kyg 

L Earrings 14K y 9 

18K Y 9 

$345 

$120 

$190 

.$985 

$475 

$120 

$140 

$450 

$475 

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llonal quality,md \'alne of Krandall s 

IlI'ocntory Our gems are hand selccted of 

unusually Onc quality and scl in oUlstand 

109 deSigns of gold and platinum

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Quadrillion Diamond! 

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A tarnngs Seventy Two Diamonds selin 

I BK yellow gold $ 12 800 

B 10K Yellow Gold Ring With One Oia 

mood $2540 

C Ring with NIUeDiamonds In 18K yellow 

gold • • $2465 

D rlatinum Anniversary Ring with Elghl 

Diamonds • $4 850 

[ 18K Yellow Gold Ring with Nine Oia 

monds, • $1795 

f Ring with Large Center Quadrillion Ola 

Ulond 32 other Quadrillion Dias and 2 

Trlllioo Ol.moods I BK Y g $6 885 

G Ring with Large Ccntcr Quadrillion D~a 

mDnds 40 other Quadrillion Dlas and 

2 Trillion Diamonds 18K y 9 $9 790 

II 18K Yellow Gold Ring with Twenty 

tight Diamonds • $6 950 

J Ring with Unique In\llslble setting 

Available 111several Diamonds weights 

set In 10K Y g. • 

from $8 500 to $ 16 000 

K 18K Yellow Gold Ring with Thirty Two 

Diamonds. $7320 

L. Ring with Seven Diamonds in 18K y g 

QUAD TIlE GENUINE SIGNATURE Of QUALITY IS STMIPW ON ALL 

QUADRILLION JEWELRY AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIfiCATE Of 

AUTllENTICITl. 1988 Q 0.1 

~I 18K Yellow Gold Rlog ;"lth T:~ Brij~ 

monds and four Sq Rubles $2360 

N RlI1g with Eight Diamonds and Six 

Square Sapphires in 18K y g $1 795 

o 18K Yellow Gold Ring with Seven Dla 

monds ~ $3945 

~IElVS COLLECTlOlV 

r Ring with four Diamonds In 18K Y 9 

$2 B70 

Q. 18K Yellow Gold Ring With SIX Dla 

monds $4530 

R Cuff Links ",Hh Eight Diamonds 10 18K 

yellow gold $2 785 

S 18K Yello", Gold Cuff Links With Eight 

Diamonds $5620

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, Rlllg nil Ulamotld 14K}- 9 Sclll$i70 

8 Ilracclcl Hand a.'sSLolbled 18K) fSBO 

14Kyg $1095 

C Cuff Unl, ... 2 D~a~la ... 141{) 9 $ J 650 

Tuxedo Stud... Wllh or \\ Hlloul Oja 

o Golr nail Plark~r\\ilh n.lltlc) 14K} 9 

mond (Engr.w From $90 to n~g 

[ Ring 5 rd Dla5 1 18~1) c~ and 16 other 

r fting Center 0 a $) 370 

diamonds y 9 laid on}x $465 

G Cuff links 14Kt r i~non}x .$430 

Studs 14K Y 9 n a $ I 660 

II Ring 501.5 18K Y g $350 

J !"Ioney Clip o( 14K Y 9t:merald Cut Dla 

K Ring "lilt 508 ct .$24 400 

mond old Signet Ring 

L IIcav) 14K yell~rnggAddltional) $475 

(Cut A"a) [ngr~ 18K y 9 Bracelet 

1"1lIand Assemble .$ I 880 

Key Chain one.$590 

end 

14K Y 9 

detaches 

1\1,0 section 

1 rerIect the excep 

All of the items ShdOWIlue of Krauda" 5 

tlonal quality an \~ hand selected of 

Inventory Our ge~it:~nd selin oulsland 

unusually finer qU~d and platinum 

log designs 0 go 

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A fanlllg.!> with llIUL TOIH1Z and 16 rd 

dlas 1l,l{yg $575 

n Blue Topaz ilnd Ol.lmond Bracelet Ij 

topaz and 39 rd dlas 18K y 9 

$2350 

rd dlas 

Lavender Jade Ring Wllh 20 

,111\ y 9 $, 840 

o RillY Oval Blue Topaz and 18 rd dlas 

1811y 9 $, 190 

l{ing Amethyst and 6 rei dhs J 4K y 9 

$5!.0 

r nillY Oval I'(nll Tourlllaline and 10 rei 

dh,'41Iyg $975 

G lUng with Ilhudollh. Garnel Iud 6 rei 

dla.!. IlIK y 9 $395 

L.Jrrlllg~ AIIILlhysl $120 

II and 141\ y 9 

J 1'(.1111,1111Al11clhy'jl and 1/11\ y!J $280 

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All of the IlLIII.!oshm~n reflect lhe C\CCP 

tl0l1'l1 qU"lllt} aud valill.. of I{randall s 

luvLlllory DUI gelll.!. .HL hand !tcleclcd of 

1I11u.!Jually fine qU'lllly and set in onlstdnd 

Ing deSign!> of gold and plaltnu01 

TI,e iluns III tills 1I0/ld.l) EditioI1 iJfC 

if onl) SnJ.1I1S1mpJmg of ollr ,men 

tor) Mall) of tllt.5e itelUs alt: Olle Of.l 

l""d and SUbject to prior s.l/e SIIop 

elfl) for IJe~1 ~clccllOlJ 

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At Sidney l\.randall & Sons we offer soltlclluug lUore 

preclolls than dialUonds Il s a bond of trust our falnlly 

has estabhshed wllh all our customers a bond of trust 

that YOIl and your family can count on loday. ,and Into 

lhe future 

To take advantage of Krandalls' Exceptional 

lIohday Savtngs call 

3624500 

800.777 -2588 (toll tree oublde u[ Pietro Detroit) 

ltohday"ours. 

~Ion frl 9 30 A J't1lo 9 00 r ~I SOIl 9 30 A ~I lo 7 00 r ~1 

laya\l,ays Imlled • Phone Orders Welcomed. 1\11J't1aJor Credll 

Cards Accepled 

755 West Big Beaver at I 75 

~Ialn floor Top of Troy Tower Troy ~hchlgan 

Reserved Parktng Area ProVided

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