Grosse Pointe N~ws - Local History Archives

Grosse Pointe N~ws 

VOL 40- No \ Grooao Polnto, Mlohlgon, Thurodoy ,I.. uory 1 1907 

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'Birds' makes a bid 

"Singing Bird.," tho 25 

mlnule film 'Produced nnd wt'l.t 

len by Kimberly Conely and 

lonnerGrosse Pointe!" Mfchele 

Poulik, has been submitted to 

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pUon as a nominee for the 1986 

Oscors In the Best Short Film 

cot~~~ BU"ds Is the story of 

tvoo(amDles of Lithuanian 1m 

ml~ra.nts m ProhlbiUon-era DelrOlllL 

prelDlered althe Detroit 

Institute of Arts Jasl January 

and was a fmahst m the 28th An 

nua) Amencan Film and Video 

Festival 

The nommaLJons will be an 

nounced at the end of January 

'AHldLang Syne' 

wasn t as papular at Gall 

Kaess's house New Year sEve 

as The AnnIversary Waltz 

Her house was the seltmg for 

~a~:sm\Virlt~~r 

F~~~~ 

ton and JackIe Gilmore of 

Detroit 

But thallSn t all Other guests 

celebralUlg t1'elTannlversanes 

Dee 31were Gau s parents her 

husband Chuck 5 parents and 

the bnde s parents 

Good v.av to end the year we 

alwa}:o say 

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bood of 

nod 

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the 

Grosse Polnle News, WBS er~ 

roneous'l'henot!cewassubmll- 

~~~=~fr~s:J~el byan 

Ajokeof this nalore caos .. a 

i!eal (Lat o[ embarrassment 

,0; au parU .. involved,inclUd 

tngnurnewspaper It Is dtfflc.ut 

to understand where the humor 

lies in such an acUon 

We attempt to make aU the in 

formaUon reported In our pag .. 

as accurate as possible Howev 

er, when an Hem5uch as on en 

gagementannouncemenl is submitted, 

we must consIder It 

~~:mate until proven other 

r:3e~~~~o~o~ns~~ 

pages a place to perpetrate 

~ctlcal jOkes on one another 

em~=:~JiJYo~ef::~~::l 

leoce caused by this IDcJdent 

Busmess 

5A 

Churches 

4B 

ClassIfied 

8B 

Edl10rlal 

6A 

Entertainment 128 

Fitness 

11B 

Letters 

6A 

Ooituanes 

4A 

Prime TIme! 

7A 

Heal E..olale 

6B 

Society 

J-5B 

Sports 

910B 

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Rnyal responsibilities 

PMotlyE 

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This young fellow seems to be pondering the heavy bur 

den of kingly responslblllty even if he Is just one of three 

kings, a,d only for 30 minutes during a living nativity scene 

He was one of 90 children who put on costumes for Christ 

mas In the Stable at Christ the King Luthemn Church on Dec 

21 For more on the event complete with animals see page 

1B 

Car windows shattered 

By Peter \ Salina!'. 

Flndmg a carwlUdo ....shot out on 

Chnstmas Eve mormng IS no w.ly 

tostartalongholidav ....eekend and 

worseyellSkno ....mg Itv.on t hkLly 

gel fIXeduntil the weekend 1S over 

At least 44 Grosse POlUle resl 

dents In the City Fanns Park and 

Woods apparently the vlcttms or 

random maltclous dcstructlOlI dls 

covered the Windows of their vehl 

c1esshattered when they went out 

to their cars Wednesday Dec 24 

DetecliveSgl GeorgeVanTlem 

north and south of Jerrerson 

ThlOnJy lead mthecasemlghtbl 

m the Woods accordmg lo Delel 

live Sgt Robert KWiatkowski 

We h.l\e nolhmg to bllt to lhe 

shootmgs hesald butweha\ea 

report of.l SUSpiCIOUS light colored 

car With a loud exhaust 

K"'latkO"skl Said there wer" 

four wmdows reported shattered In 

the Woods and that they oClurred 

10the northeast area of the city 

DetectIve Sgt John Drummond 

of the City Said 13 wmdows were 

shot there 

They hltonJl.eff and Rlvardand 

~~~it~~~~:~dv.~:: :11tag~e~~ 

pretty much allover Drummond 

vandaiB AlotaJof17\\mdowswere said We have no suspeclB not 

reP¥h~~ebr:~ I~ ~~~:l~m:nore 

eV~~r~d:s:~~~~~ 

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VanTlemsatd Alltheautoswere 

pnrkedon the slreel orvery close to 

theslreel 

VBn Tlem said mostly the 

drJver II Bide window of the carB 

Ute:~It;:Js~r:I~ ~~~~:~~e~i~d~s: 

were damaged 

All of the calls to the Farms be 

~i~ni°~13'&:~ ~:~~~;~o~4li~~~ 

shotthewlndowsoutJaleDec 230r 

ven \\illdc,::rF~:.x;:\~~(~he Pdrk 

said there were 10 reported wm 

dows shot out in thal city 

He said the vandalISm was not 

confined to one speCIfic area 

We have no suspects Bnd no 

dcsLrlptlOns of I.l car 1000lVld 

Furlawsaid Wehadthewmdows 

shot out throul$out hi "'llv hath 

~~:~b~WlljndJ 

caLLd that the officers taking the 

~er~~rb;~ii:: ~1 the weapon was 

I (end 10 belleve It was a BB 

gun Van Tlem said In most of 

the cases the wlOdows were shat 

tered but not penetraled A pellet 

would likely penetrate the win 

dow 

There were no reports or carwm 

dow damage In the Shores 8llord 

109 to a spokesperson 

Furtav. !'.aldthere were 8 LOuple 

of wlOdowsshaltered on hlsstree! 

It ISreany bad to come out on a 

holllwymormngandhllvell ralOlOg 

and rind yourcarwmdowbrokcn 

hesald JtIsareaJprobkm to try 

dnd gct It fu.cd PeoplL will Jw,t 

have to walt unttl alter the ....elk 

wd 

011/ or Ihl \ ('I."... r Ihnr n 

CoInof the r .Irms sntd !lhe l!lon a 

rlxed IOlomc and the vandahsm 

wlil co!>t hLr at lcust $HHl 

It ISareal hardslupon me she 

Missing Park woman 

victim of drug overdose 

A Grosse Pointe Park woman 

reported missing lhree days be[ore 

Chr\~tmo.s ls In crlUco.\condiUon In 

DetroH s SamarUan Hospital 

Park police said Monday that Syl 

via Murphy was not expected to recover 

from an apparent drug over 

dose 

Murphy was reported mlssmg 

Dec 22 Pnrk DelecUve Lt \VII 

ham Furtaw said she had come 

home from work between 3 und 

1 JU .I m ami UIl..11dl!l.lppeared 

Only her coat was missing 

She was a smgle parent With 

three chlidren F'llrl'm Said She 

had made Chrlstlllu:. prLparattons 

that were InconsIslent with a 

voluntary disappearance 

MIssmg person mformatton was 

bro.ldcast and picked up by local 

teleVISion - and a security guard 

.It Samantan Hospital recognIzed 

Murphy as a Jane Doe who had 

been admitted several days previ 

Dusly 

A passmg motorIst had found her 

staggermg along the Sidewalk a 

rew blocks from her Wayburn 

gf~e t~~~~ 

s:~~ ~d&~~sm~h~t 

sounded Ulte the west side of De 

trait The woman moLorlst took 

Murphy to the hospItal 10her ear 

and atlmlth!d her under that name 

When the name couldn t be traced 

her regIstration was changed to 

Jane Doe 

No Question about I! - Jt was 1 

drug house ~he had gone to I UI 

law smd Ct was a defInIte drug 

overdose 

w,N~~l1~t~ ~~~~~~b~~;~~ poll/ f' 

phy tool.. II s pO!lslbleshe thought 

she was gettmg one thmg nnd got 

another ['urlaw Said ObvlOu!l 

Iy her :.)stcm 0 lrn' led 

Purk police h.l\ e ror \ardld thl 

mformatlon on the apparent drug 

house located on Phillip to DetrOll 

paille 

Murphy s ISa sad case f'urt.l\\ 

said Park police had to mrorm her 

family on Chnslma:. mormng 

while the children 1i 15 and 'l 

were openmg their pru.enu, 

ThiS15nol a case like.l drug ad 

dll.l f'urtuw smd She \~ IS 

prOVidinga good home She Ju

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Helen Thomas to speak 

Helen Thomas, White House bureau 

chief for Umted Press InternatIOnal. 

Will be the next guest In 

the Gros'ie POInte Celebnty Senes, 

sponsored by the Bon Secours AssIstance 

League She \\-III ~peak 

Helen Thomas 

Thursday, Jan. 8, at Parcells Middle 

School, 20600 Mack, at 11 a m 

Thomas, a Wayne State University 

graduate, began her career in 

JournalIsm In 1942 as a reporter for 

the old Washington, D.C. Dally 

News She JOIned the UPI 

WashIngton bureau a year later as 

a radio wrIter, transferrIng to the 

natIOnal staff m 1956 She has been 

the White House bureau chief for 

UPI smce 1960, reporting the actIvltIes 

of presidents and first ladle~ 

begInmng With John F Kennedy 

She IS the first woman to head 

the presidential coverage of a ma- 

Jor news service, and IS the semor 

~taffer of the UPI reportmg team 

regularly assigned to the White 

House In 1975 she was elected 

pre~ldent of the White House Correspondents 

ASSOCiation, the first 

woman to hold that office III the 60- 

year history of the aSSOCiatIOn 

Tickets are aVallable b~rcalling 

BB5 1080 or 881-8242 

Bridge classes 

Beginner and refresher classes 

in contract bridge will begin in 

January at the War Memorial. 

The classes will include an hour 

of instruction in Standard American 

Bridge and a second hour of 

playmg time Frank Welcenbach 

WIllconduct the classes which cost 

$32 a person for eight SeSSlO'lS 

Register in advance. 

Begmners w111meet from a to 10 

p m on Thursdays, Jan a-Feb. 26. 

An evening refresher class will begm 

on Monday, Jan 12, from a to 

10pm., while a mormng class for 

refreshers Will be held on Wednesdays, 

from 10a.m to noon, Jan 14- 

March 4 

For mformatlOn call 881-7511 

Only the uncomfortable chairs 

become valuable antiques, contends 

one expert The comfortable 

chairs get worn out In one generatIon 

Thursday, January 1, 1987 

Grosse 

Pointe News 

(USPS 230-400) 

Published 6'J9ry Thursday 

By Anleebo Publilhen 

96 Kercheval Avenue 

Gro .. e Pomte, MI 48236 

Phone 882-6900 

Second Class Postage pald at Oetro


Farms police say 12break-ins connected 

By Peter A, Salinas 

There have been 12breakmg and 

entenngs of occupied homes over 

the last month that Farms pollee 

beheve are the work of one person 

Detective Sgt George Van Tlem 

said the stnng of break-ms m the 

I....I~NS\.~It>ORMERS •.. 

Roughifd.'110"Finish~"';'-low,.L~:wfrices.on 

$ SAVE $ 

session 

Freeway. poster dog of the Michigan Humane Society. signs pawtographs to personalize a limited 

edition of 25' 'Rags to Riches" posters. The special edition posters sell for $25, all of which goes 

to benefit the Animal Rescue Fund of the Mic higan Humane Society. The Animal Rescue Fund supports 

cruelty investigations and rescues. Freeway is shown with his owner, Connie Volpe of West 

Bloomfield, Grosse Pointe photographer Paul Mobley who conceived ofthe poster project, and Ron 

Blauet of the Michigan Humane Society. The posters are available at Rainy Day Company and Graphis 

Art Framing, both on Mack in Grosse Pointe Woods, as well as at other stores in the area. Unpawtographed 

posters are $5, 

Farms DP\V 

votes to join 

Thamsters 

hUl \(Ill dCI1l.lIHi [he Illlnl dtlll'l1ld \It.1

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Grace M. Knight 

Grace M Kmght, 95, a Grosse 

Pomter for more than 50 years, 

was buned In Fhnt Saturday, Dee 

'l:l Mrs Kmght died Dec 20 In 

Stamford, Conn where she hved 

With her daughter 

She was born 10 Chatham, Ontano, 

attended Moulton Academy 

In Toronto, and was a lifelong 

mpmber of The Order of the Empire 

She was a member of Gro~se 

Pomte Memonal Church while she 

hved m Grosse Pomte 

Survivors Include a daughter, 

Catherme K Ingham, of Riverside, 

Conn, a son, Hlchard G 

Knight Jr ,of San Francl~co, five 

grandchl1dl en, and one greatgrandson 

In lieu of flower~, contnbutlOns 

may be made to the Whittier Tower~ 

Memonal Fund, 415 Burns 

Dnve, DetrOit 48214 

Jean Tennent Hewitt 

l--IIVdle LUllerdl M~rVI(:e~",ere 

held for Jean Tennent HeWitt, 70 

She died Dec 21 In PhiladelphIa A 

memunal servICe wIll be liPId later 

thiS year In Vermont 

MISS HeWitt was born In Montclair, 

N J , and was a well-known 

child psychotherapIst In Gros~e 

Pomte between 1960 and 1985 

She attended Wellesley College 

and the University of Pennsylvania 

She receIved a master's In so- 

Cial work from Bryn Mawr College 

and a master's In psychology from 

Wayne State University. 

She was a member of the DetrOIt 

Curl10g Club and the Essex Golf 

and Coum. v Club In Wmdsor 

Survivors mclude two sIsters, 

one brother, and three half 

brothers 

She was cremated 

Francis P. Breen 

Services were held for FrancIs 

P Breen, 65, on Monday, Dec. 29, 

at Our Lady Star of the Sea Cathohc 

Church Mr Breen died Dec 24 

at Saratoga Commu:uty Hospital 

He was born in Detroit and was 

the reltred executlve director of 

Saratoga CommunIty HospItal He 

served In the army dunng World 

War II and was a member of the 

Grosse POinte Senior Men's Club. 

Survivors mclude hIS WIfe, 

Grace a daughter. Patncla DIVlrgil, 

two sons, Jv.ichael and David, 

three grandchildren, and two SISters 

Interment was at Mount Ohvet 

CemeteIY 

Memorial conlnbutLOns may be 

made to the Michigan Cancer 

FoundatIOn 

Arrangements were handled by 

the A H Peters Funeral Home 

Daytime, Evenings and Salurdays 

Carol J. Quinn) 

V.V.S. 

Gentle 'Dentistry 

17200 Mack 

near Cadleux 

Telephone 

881-1231 

Carl Eberle 

Lanz 

ServIces for Carl Eberle Lanz, 

87, formerly of Grosse Pointe, 

most recently of LakesIde, Callf , 

were held reeently In San Diego 

Mr Lanz was born m Almannsweller-AJlmgen, 

Germany and 

came to the U S In 1:Y21He retired 

from a DetrOit tool and die bUSIness 

10 1976 and moved to Lake- 

~Ide 

He wa~ co-founder of the Grosse 

POInte Farms Little League and 

past president of the Catholic Kolp- 

109 Society In DetroIt 

HIS hobbles mcluded gardening 

a 'l\eek, 24 hours a day, In!>ured and bonded 

taU (or a (ree a!>Ses!>menl b) our regtstered nursing supen iMlr. 

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Installed 

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Repairs 

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Independent 

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Bon Secours • 

promotions 

Bon SeruUl S Hospital has recent 

Iy named foUl new hospItal dlrectOI~ 

J e.lJUH' Balei'>ky, A C S W , has 

been plomoted to director ot the 

department ot ,>oclal work She 

Ieel'l\ cd her mdster's degree of solidi 

wor h from the Ull1Ver~Ity of 

Georgld dllli hds bepn a socIal 

\"orkel ,l the ho,:>plldl for mne 

vedl':> 

P.llIld..l '-,11-.01 a, A C S W , ha~ 

been pI omoted to dll eLtor of wom 

en'., health ,:>ervlces She hold~ an 

:\1 ~ \\ Jrom the Umver~lly of 

I\Ilchlgan ~he wa~ director of so 

lIal \\ or k at the hospItal for 12 

year~ and l~ now responsible for 

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the psychological, phySical and so- 

CIal IIell-bemg of women of all 

dge~ 

'I hom.l!> ('onIe\ ha~ been 

promoted from supervisor of humeln 

resources to director of human 

re~ources at the hospItal 

Conley receIved hIS master's degi 

ee from Central MIchIgan Umverslty 

and has been With the 

hospl tell smce 1982 

Bl'\{'dy l\lolTison moved from 

a~~lstant director to director of the 

cardIOpulmonary servIces department 

She ha~ been at the hOspItal 

tor 12 years Mornson has a B S 

degree from the Umverslty of DetrOit 

and has completed postgradu- 

Inventors to meet 

The Inventor~ As~ociatlOn of 

Metropohtan Detrort WIll meet 

Thursday, Jan 8, at 7 pm at 

'\Iorth High School, 707 Vermer 

Road 

N R Borofsky, manager of the 

Technology Transfer Center at 

Wayne State Umverslty, WIllspeak 

on "The Technology Transfer Network 

- Leadmg 

tom Lme ,- 

Edge Meets Bot- 

For more mformatlOn, call 772 

7888 

Book 

Actor 

Actre!>s 

MOVIe 

Play 

TV Show 

Newscaster 

Mdgazlne 

Columnist 

Newspaper 

Cou,ncilman, 

MUSIC 

Entertainment 

Pet or Ammal 

Sport 

Athlete 

Pro Team 

Most AdmIred Person 

flower 

Color 

Vdcahon Spot 

f-avonte Food 

FaVOrite Drink 

Restaurant 

~ong 

ReldxatlOn or Hobby 

Business 

Choices 

of 

John C. Prost 

~-~ YOUR CHOICE $195 ,£- 

ate work In the respIratory therapy 

program through Mount Carmel 

Mercy Hospital and the UIlIverslty 

of DetrOit 

Announcmg Allison Boomer 

of the Farms, a registered dieti- 

CIan and research dIetitian WIth 

Wayne State Umverslty, has been 

named one of 21 natIOnal media 

spokespeople for the Amencdll 

Dietetic ASSOCiatIOn Alfred Lepore 

of the Woods has Jomed Ross 

Roy advertlslll~ agency as an a:> 

count supervisor on the Chrysler 

account Lepore formerly worked 

With Mantz CommuPlcatlOn and 

Campbell-Ewald He has a B A 111 

advertislllg and Journahsm from 

the Umverslty of DetrOit ~;adine 

Slowik of the Park has been 

apPointed speCIal events and 

volunteer coordllla tor for the 

MIchigan Opera Theatre SlOWik 

has served as membership managpr 

nf the D! 1\ FOllP.d('!'S SOC!!::")' :~r;~ 

IS an artIst who exhIbits her work 

throughout the metropolitan area 

She has a BFA from Wayne State 

Umverslty Peter Stroh of the 

Farms has been appomted chairman 

of the state's Yes 150FoundatIOn, 

which will raise funds for the 

sesqUicentenmal celebratIOn 

Stroh IS)he chaIrman and chIef executive 

offIcer of the Stroh Brewery 

Co and a graduate of Prlllce 

ton UniverSity Robert Sfll'e of 

the Farms ISsecond vice preSident 

of the Michigan Chapter of the 

American Institute of Real Estate 

Appraisers James Morris of 

Mutschler KItchens In the Woods 

has completed a trammg school for 

kItchen design . Ton) Ziomek of 

the Woods has added the dutIes of 

speCIal projects coordmator at 

WDIV to rus responsibilities as sen- 

IOr account executIve. He Will 

oversee the admlllistratlOll of key 

sales projects such as Tiger baseball 

sponsorships ZIOmek has 

been with the station Slllce 1975 

Grosse Pointer Dick Se:ymour ISa 

venture partner in the new 

Lakepointe Oldsmobile dealership, 

owned by Warren Powell. a DetrOltel' 

who previously worked for Seymour 

as a car salesman 

- Nancy Parmenter 

Grosse Pointe Park. 

. LOVing Each Other by Leo Buscaglia 

.. Robert Redford 

... Meryl Streep 

Same Time Next Year 

Cats 

Murder. She Wrote 

Mort Cnm 

Boating 

Neal Shine 

The Grosse POinte News, of course 

Anything my daughter Kathryne sings 

my daughter Kathryne 

Cot 

Football 

Jack Morris 

Detroit TIgers 

My mother 

Any In my WIfe's garden 

...... '" Blue 

On my boat 'The Office" 

Ita Iran 

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Pontchartrorn Wrne Cellars 

Blue Moon 

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brings~u quality 

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Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m•• 6 p.m. 

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No revolutionaries here 

Yo~ ,. ouldn 't expect to find fldme-throwmg 

IevolutlOnl1ne~ In the Grosse POinte pubhc high 

~choob And you don't, of course Instead, what 

three Gro!:>~ePomte News staffer~ found In a recent 

9O-mlnute discussIOn with eight North and 

South high ~tudent~ was that the young people 

Iefleltpd mdnv of the ~olld vlew~ and values of 

the Gro:-,!:>(' P(;lIlte adult commumtv 

The "tndents felt they were fortun~ate to have 

attended dS excellent d'~chool !:>y~tema~ the one 

In Gro,,~e POll1te They all expect to go to college 

but the) dl"o conceded that college wasn't 

for ever) one The iour young women were Just 

11!:>mSI!:>lentd!:>the four young men about havmg 

careers of theIr own And several ~tudents 

thuught they would like to return to Gros!:>e 

POlIlte to 11\e and ral!:>ea family after they fm- 

Ish college and grt I I d 1\\0.,\ 

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II I 11 III 

~(.Jllin 

f{illor 

1 • ,\)( ell 

~JllHh I fill' r 

II' , II 

I when I act 

at Kercheval and Fisher to protect 

last expressed my opllllOn (and Paul D' Angelo'.s feehngs and the safety of the young RIchard 

that of my neIghbors on Hall Place vlewpomts pnnted m the Dec 181st 

sue of the Grosse Pomte News a famIly who hves III DetrOit near 

School students? Why and how did 

and Radnor CIrcle) regardlllg the 

extreme traffIc safety problem were nght on target Ialso feel the Chandler Park Dnve get a boat 

that to thIS day contmues to eXIst cIty Isn't bemg run very well The well at the Farms Pier Park when 

m our neighborhood 

Moran and McMIllan 1eSldents there IS such a long waItmg hst for 

Recently there were two more have every nght to a talr solutIOn reSidents of the Farms? These are 

major aCCIdents, two days m a to theIr traffiC problem as do the Just a few of my questIOns for the 

row One occurred shortly after 3 Hall Place/Radnor Circle resIdents 

D'Angelo 

Clt) and why I agree \\ lth Paul 

p m resultmg from a driver 10slIlg 

control of the car while speedmg Why do bus mess projects seem I bet theIe are mapy CItizen!'), 

around the curve at the Kercheval to get exactly what they want some of whom are readmg thIS 

end of Hall Place The car Jumped whIle the cItizens whose property rIght now, who have questIOns 

the curve, hIt one tree, travelled taxes are already high and always and/or concerns of theIr own Why 

across the Sidewalk and slammed escalatmg, have too many of theIr not WrIte them down and have 

mto another tree The car appeared 

to be totalled and, accord- 

much mterest accrued on the resI- 

News? Although the CIty may be 

problems fall on deaf ears? How them printed m the Grosse Pomte 

mg to WItnesses, the passengers dents' money paId to the city before 

the Sidewalks were complet- 

John F Dellayes Jr. 

deaf, I know they can read 

are lucky to be ahve 

The next day (before nann), the ed and where dId that mterest go? 

driver of a car tra\ elhng from 

Crro""e Pointe Farms 

Grosse Pomte Boulevard toward 

Kercheval lost control of hl~ vehIcle, 

crossed over mto Illcommg Symphony women say thanks 

traffiC lane, Jumped the curb, To the Editor 

public enthul>lasm for the organIzatIOn 

throughout the communIty 

crossed the SIdewalk and cra~hed On behalf of the Board of DIrectors 

of the Grosse POInte Sympho- 

The bus mess commumty played 

through a fence The dnver fled 

the scene and \\ as la tel' dpprehended 

my personal appreCIatIOn, I Wish Grosse PaIUte and DetrOit area 

ny Women's ASSOCIatIOnand WIth a key role through sponl>OrShIp 

These two aCCident'> I have lu"t to thank the many mdlvllluals and retailers, restaurants and other 

de~cllbed al e not the ani' one::- husmeslI1cem) Idc..t 

,publlc expre~~lOn of concl'rn and benefIt the Grosse Pamte Symphony 

Orchestra durmg )'f'ar 1986 and hy acceptmg and dlsplaymg 

or serVIces, by contrIbutlllg funds, 

overall dlSgUl>t Too mdn) time ... 

my ldmlly dnd nelghhor:" ha\e Those acllvltle~ mcluded among leaflets, mslruments and postf'rs 

cnnged at the Sight and "oune! of other'>, fa~hlOn shows, drawmg:-" With the commulllty's contmued 

car" and motorcJ c]e,> roarmg up gdl age hlp drIve, support we Cdn mall1talll an out 

and down Hall Pldc(' mally GrossI' Pomte Symphony Week, '>tanchng mU,>Kal organJlatJOr. 

fl, hght and the Chnoc13tlon IS to further lIlterl'st m 

er of d car or d pec!e,>trIdtl 11111,,1 die the Gro

Opinions & letters 

Grosse Pointe News 

Page Seven.A 

Thursda, January 1, 1987 

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Prime time for senior citizens 

NeV\T Year's celebrations 

By Marian Trainor 

A~ Merry Chn~tl1las blend~ m 

Happy New Year greetmgs, there 

remdlll" that euphol'lc feeling that 

alll~ light wIth our world We have 

touched ha~e with all 01 our fnends 

b) Vvay of Cdl d~ and notes We 

have Ienp\\ ed and strengthened 

ties With our loved one~ as we 

gathered to celebrdte Christmas 

We have given and we have 

received and It I" difficult to decide 

which made us hapPIer 

It wa~ wondel ful to have loved 

ones think of us III a speCial \\ay, 

but It was also gratrfvmg to see the 

happy, pleased look on the faces ot 

those to whom we gave gilts Now 

It I'>over and we look forward to 

1987 WIth hope, and of course, re~o 

lullOns We look backward once 

more and Hunk that no matter 

what lIes ahead, let It happen that 

we WIll all be together next year 

fOI a rerun of Chnstmas 1986 

There have been dIsasters but as 

a family and a natIOn, have survived 

and It we keep the faith and 

work together, 1987 WIll be better 

Right noVvwe are bewildered over 

the Iran inCident We hope that 

those III charge know much that 

cannot be told and must proceed on 

the secret InformatIOn they possess 

We know that modern technolo 

gy has shrunk the world to the 

pomt that the world we once knew 

no longer eXIsts and the one that 

we know now must survive on a 

different plan of stra tegles than 

those that once worked We also 

know that our precarIOus future 

exists on pohtlcs, and we hope that 

those who are m charge WIll look 

beyond ambitIOn and greed and 

reahze tha t their people, even as 

we, want to live m peace They 

have the ~ame hopes and deSires 

that we do These common belIefs 

and practices are no more apparpnt 

th"n ,n ()l1r f'plphr::ll1nn n::lrh('- 

Ye~r's 

r 

~i~~I;;N~~; 

In fact, New Year's has been 

called the grandfather of all other 

fesllvals that have been held the 

world around 

In almost every ('ou'ltr~ of tl>c 

world, NeV\-Year s has become a 

tlme of feastmg and fun People 

al'e thankful for the blessmgs that 

have come to them durlllg the year 

Just endmg They feel kmdly toward 

theIr fello\\ ma as they look 

forward to the promise a new year 

offers 

While customs differ III other 

countnes, the Sdme spmt prevails 

as the Nev, Year IS welcomed In 

the lJSSR New Year's IS a chIldcentered 

affaIr It IS the favonte 

festival of all the year to Soviet 

boyS and gIrls It comes at the begll1mng 

of the school hohdays and 

the fun lasts tor 12 days It IS a time 

for non-stop children's parties 

\\hlch IdSt trom the ,30thot Decemhel' 

through Jan 10 

There are 'ikatlllg parties, hockey 

and 'ikl partIes and rIdes over 

the snow III slelghomeOlH'to dsk ) OU \\ holutlOlI" dl,' FlI..,t "Ii 

they al e el",.,umlllg VOU ell e 'l1,d ni; 

olle Seco!ldl~, It could c.du"e -:'111 

ban a~~me[lt Wh(,ll vou tell Oll'1l1 

that JlI~h on your lIst IS to 11('\,['1 

~peak to them agam 

Some snapp" ans\\ Cl''' to! lLe~(' 

tacky folks I III Ie

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But belllg \\ Ithout heroe~ doe~n 't 

seem tomean bemgwltholllldeals, 

as some wnters hdve cOJ1cluded 

People a~ dlver~e d~ Ansel Adam~, 

Mozart and David Letterman were 

put forth fOl con~ldel atlOn A" 

Mumma saId, Thel e a JUl1IOI at 

~outh He ~ d pho 

togl aph) butt, I: 

\\ Ith d eeshimself as a pohtlcdl 

liberal more mterested m a 

job'.'> personal rewards than m 

money He vIews modern socIety 

\\ Ith a degree of cymcism We are 

/l1dtellall~lrc, self-centered and 

"hOI't Sighted III our use and abuse 

of the \\ ul1d's reSOUl'ces The flip 

"lde 1'> tfhlt he thmks some of us 

Cdn dhlngf> 

Kirsten ;\lumma 

IS a JUnIor at 

North ~rp !!l{es 

photography and 

, horsf::oack nding 

and hopes to ha ve 

a carper 111 a financially 

reward- 

IIlg and creative 

fIeld iJke public relations She's 111 

tel ('~ted In local polItics and has 

read about Watergate so she can 

understand the references to It in 

current coverage of the Irancontra 

dealings She, too, wants to 

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Pholo by Peler A Salinas 

A discussion of the future of a generation has its light moments. Karen Naturkas, Kirsten Mumma, 

Jim Montgomery and editorial writer Bill Elston share a laugh. 

get her career on solid footmg before 

she starts a family 

Molly Maycock 

ISa sophomore at 

South She 1m 

George Deeb IS 

a selllor at North, 

trying to decide 

between U of M 

and MSU He is a 

mUSICian - composer, 

conductor 

and performer - 

.I < " but plans a bUSIness 

education and career He's 

TYH)rp rn~t~rl~!ls!!C t';~~ he thin~s 

he should be, but more enthuslashe 

about mUSIcthan anything else 

No question about Deeb's hero It's 

W A M07art, "an outrageous gen- 

IUS" 

Mary Jane 

Mertz IS a senIOr 

at South Sne Ju~t 

received her acceptance 

at U of 

M, although ~he 

claims she's just 

an average student 

She's secre- ~ 

tary of the school's NatIOnal Honor 

SocIety chapter Mertz says she 

IStoo interested m too many things 

to categorrze herself She believes 

that children treated like responsible 

people will grow up to be responsible 

people; chtldren learn by 

makmg their own deciSIOns 

Jim Montgomery 

is a senior 

at North He's 

a jock - and a 

; singer, Montgomery 

has had a 

/"lifelong interest in 

the mlhtary and 

hopes to attend 

one of the service academies, become 

a fighter pilot and maybe 

end up in the diplomatic corps, Although 

he thinks people "don't 

have heroes," he admires Pete 

Dawkins, athlete and Rhodes 

Scholar and "someone to look up II 

to." 

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Sports 


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Peggy 

O'Connor 

A peek into next 

week and beyond 

We're on the threshold of 1987 (or nght 

past the doorway, dependIng upon when you 

read thIs) and that round, brightly-hghted 

ball ISdroppmg slowly from the top of whatever 

~at bUildIng In New York CIty IS called, 

::'lgUdJJlIlg lne ::'ldft 01 yet dnother year and 

yet another column for me about the new 

year to come 

Things you'll never see in 1987: 

The BI-County League (After the sprmg 

sports seabon, that IS ) The league IS merg- 

Ing wIth the Macomb AthletIc Conference 

League champlOnshlps will be a bIt harder 

for BI-County member North to come by, but 

when they do - and they Will - they'll be 

all the more Important 

Lance Parrish, behind the plate m a TIger 

umform 

Jack Morris, at a Bill Lajoie for PresIden! 

rally 

The Red Wmgs, beating the Toronto Maple 

Leafs 

Things I'd like to see in 1987: 

Chuck Wright, relaxmg The man IS a 

marvel, the way he gets SO excited over hIs 

sport It's great to see and It works, too The 

ULS varsity basketball Kmghts were 5-Ugomg 

mto wmter break 

John Fowler, relaxing Another ULS 

coach who gets wrapped up m his sport. 

Tom Shehab, gettmg well Shehab is a 

great competitor and It'S kind of sad to see 

him have to stand on the SIdelines m his sen- 

IOr year 

Tim Zimmerman, not smllmg I mean, 

thIS guy seems like he's always happy, I Just 

want to see If he knows how to frown 

Jan Hooper, behmd the bench Just one 

more time 

The volleyball team at Our Lady Sto.r of 

the Sea wm a champlOnshIp, eIther In its 

league or dIStrICt. Sl;ar'wgfrls ~m to''Work 

harder than just about anyone m preparmg 

for volleyball, I'd just lIke to see that dedicahan 

rewarded 

North's hockey alumm play South's hockey 

alumm. Even If they play at the Grosse 

Pomte Commumty Rmk, It sure would be 

great to see guys like Marc Tirikian, Marc 

Young, Rick Lass, Frank Vento, Kevin 

Tisdale, Bill Teeos, John Mikesell, Dan 

Follis, Phil Pitters, Rich Suhrheinrich 

and Rob Wood back In theIr high school umforms, 

facmg off agamst theIr old rIvals. one 

more time 

MIchigan, 

wm the BIg Ten basket- 

MIChIgan State, 

ball championshIp 

wm the Rose Bowl 

My alma mater, the Umverslty of DetrOit. 

Will more than SiX ba'3ketball games 

Somebody challenge the Grosse Pomte 

News staff to a wmter-tIme sports actIvity 

We clf'aned up m volleyball back last summer 

and we're gettmg a little rusty (BesIdes 

that, \I;e've got to get more use out of our 

adorable, matchmg team shirts) 

Hockey IS out, smce we can't skate I'm 

open to suggestIOns, WIth the poSSible exceptIOn 

of luge and whlrlyball mmt. we're 

pretty good at Indoor thmgs lIke bo\\lIng and 

basketball At least 1 thmk we are} 

A schedule, from South High I stIll have 

to keep calling around to fInd out where the 

Blue DeVIls are playmg 

A very good season for the wrestlers at 

North and South Matmen don't seem to get 

much recogmtlOn and It would be nice If the 

Norsemen and Blue Devils could come out 

of 1987 With a wmmng record 

A very happy and healthy New Year for 

all 

1986 in review 

Champs, challengers 

'Our goal 

was !o 

reach the 

final four .. , 

but at this 

point, one 

bad game 

means the 

season ...' 

- South 

baseball 

coach 

Dan 

Griesbaum 

By Peggy O'('onnor 

There were champIOns, chal 

lengers and also rans In Grosse 

Poznte In 1986 There were highs 

llke the state tenms champIOnships 

at Soutfl and Umverslty Liggett, 

and near tItles In sWlmmzng and 

soccer And there were lows a 

threatened fo'felture for South's 

football team, a warmng for row 

dy fans 

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Here's a look at all of It 

J I\NUARY - North's varsIty 

wrestler::. beat ~outn ~ matmen 101' 

the 10th consecutive year The 

Norsemen have never lost to theIr 

crosstown rIvals In wrestling 

South (7-3-U top::. North (8-3) m 

the first ICe hockey meetmg of the 

year The 7-3 fmal is the bIggest 

wmning margm In thf' three-year 

senes 

North's varsIty basketball team 

runs out to a 7-2start, but loses sen- 

Ior center Rob Skuras for the season 

WIth a knee mJury North's 

shootmg game goeb cold and at a 

bad time. the fIrst league showdown 

With Clintondale ends In a 68- 

36 loss 

A 14-poInt outburst by ULS's 2-9 

basketball squad goes for naught 

despIte commg back from a 48-28 

defiCIt, the Kmghts fall m a close 

one, 56-51 

FEBRUARY - Another comeback, 

thiS one by South's gIrls' 

volleyball team Down 7-0 m game 

one of theIr match WIth North, the 

DeVIls come back to nearly tie, 

then use the momentum to take the 

nex.t two games and WIn the 

match, 11-15, 15-8, 15-4 

Poor fan behavlOr at the Feb 5 

North-South hockey game results 

m warnmgs to students at both 

schools, North students are told 

they will be admItted to the Norsemen's 

fmal home game only If accompamed 

by a parent North 

beats South m the rematch, 5-4 

ULS's hockey team, m the fIrst 

~, ~ar of its new '~;Ei,'M:o~~ flow- 

'!I!'.!' .!;!yle" sySt~m, WIllS''l1 \7Ef'Stfal'ght 

and runs Its record to 11-7-1 

MARCH - After beating 

Fraser, 5-4 and Port Huron, 9-2, m 

the playoffs and wmnmg the MIChigan 

Metro League champIOnship, 

South's Icers come back down to 

earth. Trenton wms the regIOnal fInal, 

9-1 

North's cager~ Will theIr dl~tnct 

title, beatmg Lake Shore, 75-63, 

South, 51-49, and usmg a last second, 

Bill MIller free throw to whIp 

Notre Dame, 59-58 The Norsemen's 

last mInute succe~s doesn't 

extend mto the reglOnals as ClIntondale 

wms, 50-46 

A challenge of the MIChIgan 

High School Athletic AssoclatlOn'i:> 

transfer elIgIbIlIty rule started fIve 

months earlIer contmues when the 

case ISsent to the Court of Appeals 

"All I'm sayIng IS that I have to 

have some help If the ehglbIhty 

rule ISno good, tell me but you 

have to tell me why There has to 

be some consistency," says beleagured 

MHSAA attorney Edmun\i-Slkorskl 

AflRlL - The varsIty soccer 

teams at North and South begIn 

their seasons mlllus the servICes of 

fIve players, out WIth Illness or in- 

Jury 

South's boys' baseball team 

beats defendmg Eastern MichIgan 

League champ Anchor Bay, 9-4 

and 7-3to open the baseball season 

South's gIrls' track team beats 

North's runners, 90-29 It's the first 

track victory by South gIrls over 

North m 14 sea::.ons 

MAY - North's varsIty baseball 

team wms the prestigIOus Alpena 

Tournament for the second 

straIght year Semor Craig Como 

wms tournament MVP With a 

three-game average of 545 

South's gIrls are busy, too They 

beat No 6-ranked Troy, 1-0 III overtime 

then come nght back the next 

day to wm the Expressway League 

champIOnship WIth a 3-2 v. In over 

Eds"l Ford 

Ul--S's track team WillS the MIch- 

Igan Independent AthletIC Conference 

champIOnshIp 

The tenms tE'ams at all three 

high schools fare well In reglOnals 

dnd hedd mto state competltlOn 

It's a speCIal occaSIOn, so South's 

, 

girls' soccer team gets to use the 

boys' football fIeld to host theIr 

regIOnal game They respond to 

bell1g m the lImelIght wmnmg, 2- 

I, over utlCd Stevenson But theIr 

dream i:>ea::.on end" WIth a 2-1 

ULS's 17th tennis championship was a speCial one. 

playoff loss to Royal Oak KImball 

ULS wms Its 17th state tenms tItle 

In 21 years, but ItS fIrst after 

haVIng their natIOnal recordsettIng 

streak of 13 straight 

snapped "A very speCIal champIonshIp 

mdeed," says coach Bob 

Wood 

JUNE - North, as a member of 

the BI-County League, announces 

that It will merge WIth the 10-team 

Macomb Athletic Conference to 

form the Macomb Area Conference 

m the fall of 1987 

South's baseball and softball 

teams win the school's flrst-ever 

distnct champlonshlps The girls 

go on to wm the regional, but the 

boys fall to Brother RIce m the 

regIOnal semIfmals, 7-1. "Our goal 

was to reach the final four but 

at thiS pomt, one bad game means 

the season," says a disconsolate 

coach Dan Gnesbaum 

Rob and Kim Wood become the 

first brother-bister team to make 

the All-State squad in the same 

year, Rob for hockey and KIm for 

soccer Rob Wood was league 

MVP and leadmg scorer, KIm 

Wood scored 13 goals m four 

games for South 

South's softball team ISshocked 

In the state semIfInals m Lansmg 

After takmg a 3-0 lead mto the fInal 

Inmng, Waterford Kettenng 

explodes for four runs and wms, 4- 

3 

Woods' reSident JImmy Carson, 

the No 2-ranked player m North 

Amenca, IS drafted No 2 overall 

TiME 

highlight year 

730 PM 

m the NatIOnal Hockey League 

draft m Montreal, by the Los Angeles 

Kmgs 

J L LY - Pomte sculler Bnan 

Benl travE'ls to the SoVIet Umon to 

row III the GoodWIll Games and 

Photo by Peter A 

Sahnas 

comes home With a sliver medal 

AUGUST - Grosst POInte's 

MIckey Mantle League entry 

makes It to the dIstrIct finals. 

South HIgh grad-turned state 

trooper Lynne Frlewald wms three 

gold and one silver medal ill the Interna 

tlOnal PolIce Olympics swim 

competItion 

SEPTEMBER - The Grosse 

Pomte School board decides to 

fIght a decISIon by the MHSAA that 

fIve games of South's 1985 fc::.otball 

season b~ forfeIted because the 

DeVIls meed an meligible player 

The MHSAA decision comes one 

month after the Court of Appeals 

upheld the association's transfer 

elIgIbility rule. 

OCTOBER - North High beats 

Brablec, 42-0, In the SI1verdome 

St Clare volleyball coach Larry 

Hmes earns hIS 300th coachmg victory 

South's gIrls' cross country team 

loses ItS fIrst dual meet III three 

seasons - to nval North, 25-32 

ULS WillS ItS seventh straight 

and South, Its lith consecutive 

gIrls' tennis championship. "It's 

an unbehevable feelmg," says 

South coach Stephame Prychltko. 

After playing to a pair of 0-0 ties 

In the regular season, soccer 

league co-champs North and South 

meet m the dlstncts South wms, 

1-0, but then loses 1-0 In the playoffs 

to Llvoma Stevenson "I defImtely 

felt we were the stronger 

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Sports people 

Anthony 

"Tony" Atrasl 

wa~ a one-man 

wrecking crew 

at the Michigan 

B-C sWim meet 

~ponsored by the 

Oakland Live 

'l'er SWim Club held at Lepley 

Sports Center at Oakland Umver- 

'>Il) Nov 22 and 23 It wa~ Tony's 

la~t 8 ,md under competitIOn for 

the J\1IPOlntes Swml Club, hl~ up- 

(omIng mnth blrthdaj WIl! ~ldce 

hIm m the club's 10 and under 

group Tony fll1l~hed first In tne 25 

breast!>troke (19 85), In the 50 

tll edst (44 09) dnd III the 25 back 

stloke (20 04) He Wd~ third In the 

')0 butterfly (51 83) and III the 100 

1:\1 (1 39 26), fourth III the 23 but 

terlly 121 09) and helped hiS 100 

yard reJav team touch fifth 

Bowling Green Umverslty football 

team members were honored 

dl the squad's annual Football 

Rust earlJer thl~ month and among 

them was Chris Neal, of Gro~se 

Champs ... 

Pomte Neal, a selllor tight end, 

reha\\-a, Ontano It was Tracy's 

"p('ono MVP thl

QQ 

4 Q Q 

Fitness 

Feelin 

fit 

It occurred to me while joggmg 

in Colorado last week that 

two of the aspects of fitness we 

often forget are pleasure and 

variety. I looked out the front 

wmdow, the sun shone brilliantly 

on the mountain tops and the 

aIr was CriSP I had been downhill 

skiing the day bel ore and 

deCided to explore the country 

~ htUe and go for a run 

It was one of the most lovely 

~'l(flpripn('p

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'IHum 1"11A ~ERIES Or PUBLIC ~t~R\'ICE AD\ ER n~El\IENTS 

Breaking free from drug and alcohol dependency The Oxford Way 

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"I'm free. Oxford changed my life!' 

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Walt Shiel struggled with alcoholism for 17 years until he went to Oxford. Todny, Walt is free of alcohol. 

Al 7 p.m. on Ea!>ter Sunday 

1983, Waller ShIel caught himself 

driving the wrong wayan 

a one-way ~lreet-and saw hi, 

whole life headed the wrong 

direction A pollce officer 

caught hIm, too. and arrested 

him for dnl,mg under the Influ. 

ence of alcohol. 

After 27 year" of denlah, 

excusell and the remnant, oj 

relatlOnshlp~ with people who 

were fed up with hI" alcoholi!!m. 

Walt wa., reudy to admll 

he had a problem he couldn't 

solve all by hlm!>elf He wa!l 

desperate for a new Iltedesperate 

enough to do !lomethmg 

to find one, 

I.,n't Just a p~ychologlcal problem 

SOCial and famIly tie., brcd 

do\\, n Phy"'Cdl hCdlth erode'>, 

and "pmtual .,trength wea\..en Ihdl \\omen tlnd 

ulftlulll to (,d\.. dhout In d In,dcfemale 

glour "0 \\ C prm Ilie 

Ill11e \\\thln the proW,lI11 tor 

\\ omen !o mcc! 'cpMatch to 

dc,1I v. Ilh lhc\c U)fiCcrn\ \Ian) 

\Wlllcn \. \1\ \1L"';.1 1If!lilol1 

Lonlll1uc\ 

It ,\ 1l11plll1.1!l!!o h.l\L the 

t 1111\1\ !J)\o!\cd 11\ the Ir\,l1 

rl1lnl II1d rcul\t:r) pnKL'~ It 

thl 1.111111\ I'll\ l11\ol\cd ,1 pu 

THE NEXT MORNING, he 

d.,kcd a coworker at Pontltlc 

Motor.,. the ~ub!!tancc abu.,e 

rcprC.,cntallve of Union Local 

#653, for help 

The union counselor referred 

hIm to The Oxford [n!ttltute, a 

60-bed treatment center that haLl 

Just opened for rccoverlng 

alcoholics and drug addicts The 

-_._------------_ ..... _-------------on\ life," '-latc,> Dr 

Macdondld pre.,ldcnt of The 

Oxford In'>lilute, .I health Cdre 

partner of Samt John HO"Pltdl 

"Mental ahllltlc,> and copmg 

sklll~ dctcnoratc, but addictIOn 

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Meeting the Special Problems of Women 

and Addiction 

Drug~ and alwhol drcn't .\ 

macho problem dn) more 

According to the Michigan 

OftIce of SUb,>t.Hlle Ahu,>c Ser- 

VIce,. more lhan 250.000 

.....omen 10 thl" "laIc have prohlem., 

"cvere enough to relJlIlle 

lrcatmcnt Ndtlon\\, Hie .It le,l\l 

onc tfmd of the a!teem and depen 

deney We view 

addictIOn a~ a pnmary dl~ease, 

and believe th.!t treatmg the 

whole person IS e:,:.enlJal to 

recovery" 

Oxtord\ 28-day lllpatient 

program give" a new :.tructure 

to patlent~' live" Treatment 

dunng the fir'>t wee\.. Interrupts 

the cycle of dependency and 

Identlfie., the patlent\ eOll hd\ 01 mlllh hl !tCI lh Iflu' I or more IIIfomwthm ahout 

01\lllll\\lliI IlUI\CI\ 

drll~ and a/colw/treatment 

()thu 0\ j 0) d IfCdtllll ill pi 0 prORram\ for wonu'll 1he 

gr,llm dddrc'>\ the '>pcu.l1 nel d'> Oxford »'(1 V, ca//313/962-26.')8. 

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In!!tltute. on 85 wooded acre., 

In Oxford Towmhlp. was !lO ne\\, 

that Walt Wd,>!t~ filth patIent 

Today. Oxford recelve~ about 

one thIrd of II'> patients through 

referrals from employers and 

employee a~~l!!tance program:. 

Ilke the one Walt turned to 

Other referral source:, are phy- 

SICians, family, fnend~ and the 

pallent., thcm!lel VC!!. 

Dougla., Macdonald. MD, 

formerly of Toronto'~ internatIOnally 

acclaimed Donwood 

In.,titute, direct, Oxford's program, 

which !ttarts with 28 days 

of mpatlent care in a homelike 

~etlLng. Among the 92 full-time 

staff are specla!lsts in internal 

mediC Ine, nursmg, addIction 

LAPEER 

tl,erapy, SOCial work, nutntlOn, 

psychology. occupational and 

recreational therapy, and ,plr- 

Itual coun!>ellng 

"We recogmze that chcl1llcal 

dependency I., an IlIne.,.., dnd 

we treat the Individual and 

famIly members With respect 

and protection of their dlgmty.1t 

Dr. Macdonald emphaSizes. 

IN HIS FIRST 28 DAYS at 

Oxford. Walt ShIel begdIl to turn 

m a new directIOn. 

"Part of why Oxford worb 

!!o well IS It!! peaceful, ru~tlc 

:.ettmg:' explams Walt "It IS 

,celuded, relaxed, and away 

from all the thmgs that were 

troubling me" 

SIX months after hi!> admls- 

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QI4ristmus in t4t ~tublt 

Christ the King presents a living Nativity 

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Nmety children and 65 adults 

took turns to bnng off Chnst the 

King Lutheran Church'b livmg nativity 

Dec 21 The two-hour program 

was divided mto 'W mmute 

shifts and chddren from many of 

the churches III the area particIpated 

in the creche scene fleshed 

out wIth ammals from Upland 

HIlls Farm 

"I'm sure we've had at least 

1,500 people here this a Hernoon," 

said Shirley Fabry, some 30 

minutes before the event was over 

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*Come in and find white sale values throughout the store 

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Luxor@ Towels 

by Martexf~ 

Made of 100% Pima cotton 

these claSSIC towels 

are softer with richer color 

Of course they are absorbent 

too 

Bath Towel 

Hand Towel 

Washcloth 

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 1, 1987 

-Weddings 

Mr. and Mrs 

lValz-Grissirn 

John Gnssim 

Ll!IUd Anne wall, daughter ot 

:\11' dnd l\ir~ Erhard Walz of 

Gro~~e POlllte Woods, and .John 

Bradford GrJ'>~lm, son of Mr and 

.\1rs John Gnsslm of Milford, 

v.ere married on Sept 19. 1936, at 

the Gros~e Pomte Academy 

Chapel 

The 1{pv Henry Stenn('r and the 

Rev Hector SaulIno officiated at 

the 6 p m ceremony whIch was followed 

by a dmner reception at 

Thomas Cry,>tal Gardens m Mount 

Clemens 

The bnde wore a gown of Ivory 

llk dress and a 

\~hlte arch Id corsage 

The mother of the groom wore a 

\vInter \\ hlte en~emhle and a Similar 

corsagt> 

The couple honeymoon('d with a 

triP to Bermuda They WIll lIve In 

AlexandrIa, Va 

The bnde I'>a graduate of Grosse 

POInte North High School and the 

Umver~lty of MIchIgan ,",'Ith a 

bachelor of ~clence degree In nurs- 

Il1g She I~ a registered nurse at 

} controller at 

LmUlln PI opel I:. Co In WashIngton 

D (' 

1\1a Igdrct Fergu'>on \\ aon of 

'\It "11 I \ll' John \\ \11 Arthur of 

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/1\ "'pollkH'g bnllJ 

,,( ,ill(', [d Of) Uw ordngffiald" were 

ChrIstma Malicki, cousm of the 

hrlf!p Gro.

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Thursday, January 1, 1987 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-B 

I 

(!/ub and (!hurch .A/ews 

Women in Computing 

III 1tfol dl e TlIoma~ ugoen, treasurer, 

Dr. Tymon Totte; secretary 

Fred Schriever, rear commodore' 

Ted Smith, VIce commodore: 

Robert Yuhn, commodore DIrec~ 

tors are Stephen Perry, George 

Clark, Dr WIllIam Jennings, 

The DetrOIt metropolitan chapter 

of the Association for Women 

m Computmg (mcludmg Women m 

InformatiOn Processmg which has 

merged with AWC), will meet at 6 

p m at the Machus 160in BIrmmgham, 

on Tuesday, Jan 13, 1987 

A panel dlscusslOn on salanes 

and Job opportunities In the DetrOIt 

metropolItan area will he presented 

by representatives from 

Oakland UnIversity, Compuware 

and Dunhlll of Ann Arbor 

The meetmg IS open to thE'publIc 

For reservatIOns and further 

mformatlOn, please call 822-2066 

Grosse 

Pointe Yacht Club 

Officers and board of dIrectors 

for the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club 

Charles Stumb, RIchard Thams, 

Ed Palm, and Alphonse Susalla Jr 

Detroit Review Club 

The DetrOIt ReVIew Club wiII be 

starting 1987 off with a luncheon 

and program at the Lochmoor 

Club on Wednesday, Jan 21, at 

noon. The hostess will be Blanche 

Kefgen, DRC's preSIdent PastpreSident 

and program chairman 

Betty Gensch WIll mtroduce the 

program after lunch 

The speaker, Mary Ball, IS a 

former DRC member who has had 

a long career in public relations 

She has served as publIcist for the 

Department of Parks and RecreatIon 

and senior publiCist for the 

CIty of Detroit under SIXmayors. 

As dIrector of the International 

Institute, she IS recognized as 

spokesperson for more than 108 

ethnic groups in the tri-county 

area, and has brought a new 

awareness of ethnicIty through actiVItIes 

at the mstitute 

Ball WIll present a fIlm, "What 

the InternatIOnal InstItute Has 

Done For Ethmc Groups m the 

Area" 

ReservatIOns are being handled 

by Francis Quigley, 228VIlla Lane, 

St ClaIr Shores, MICh, 4BOO0 

Checks for $14 should be sent Immediately. 

Mclnally 

honored 

The DetrOIt College of Law 

hosted Its annual sprmg and fall 

honors convocatIon at the DetrOIt 

Boat Club Sunday, Dec 14, as the 

college recogmzed students WIth 33 

major awards and three alumm 

with speCial awards 

Alumm award reCIpients were 

were Damel M Clark of Birmmgham; 

Alan W Joslyn of Detroit; 

and Leroy B McInally of Grosse 

Pomte The presentatIOns of medals 

and plaques for the award 

were made by Alumm Association 

PreSIdent Judge Gene Schnelz. 

McInally IS a native of Lapeer 

County, and semor partner In McInally, 

Brucker, Newcombe, Wilke 

and DeBona, PC, of Grosse 

Pomte Farms He ISa 1931graduate 

of DCL and is a member of the 

AmerIcan Bar, MIchIgan State 

Bar, DetrOit Bar ASSOCIatIons as 

well as the AmerIcan College of 

Probate Counsel He IS a 33rd Degree 

Mason and past master of 

AcaCia Lodge =477, Free and Accepted 

Masons of Grosse Pomte 

He IS actIve m the Grosse Pomte 

Umted MethoO)\; 

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t)i.~ ••'A.'" ~,.~ 'rtel H. AoIant, Jr. Peter M. P$off 

STORE 

FIXTURES FOR 

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COST! 

RENOVATING AND REMODELING OUR ENTIRE 

STORE STARTING ON JAN. 10th, 1987 - HURRY!

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Churches 

A new name 

for the New Year 

The Hev. Robert E. )\,;eil~ 

St. '1ichael'~ Epi!lcopal Church 

God I~ a name gIver A!:.one redd!:. the Bible It becomes very eVI 

dent that God lake, delight In glvrng people ne\', name~ The ndme~ 

God glve~ are PO~ltlve, life glvmg and beautIful 

It l~ Intcre~tlng to note that Blbll 

given the ne\\ name of Israel, "one who stnve:, WIth God" He be 

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telb us \Iho Jef>U~ wa~ and I~ He became HI~ ndme The name 

The name Adam means "(hu)man "God gave hi:' fJr£:>thumanu e 

atlOn the name Adam 

In chapter 62 ot Isaiah, God gIves a new name to I:,rdel Verse 

t\\O read:', "And you shall be called by a new name whICh the 

mouth of the Lord WIll gl ve .. Israel ':, name had been" Forsaken" 

and "De~olate," but now God wa~ glvmg her a new name. 'God's 

Delight" As God gave her the name, Isrdel became the ne\\ ndme 

God IS alwayl> offering Ul>new name~ When \1 e accept the nel' 

name::., we become the new names 

God ha£:>renamed so many of us God hd~ changed our names 

from Creature of God to ChIld of God - from Lost to Found - 

Stamed to Clean - GUilty to ForgIven As God has gIven us the 

new name. we have become the new name 

Maybe your name today IS Hateful Let God gIve you a new name 

- Love Perhaps your name today IS SUSPICIOUS Let God gIve you 

a new name - Trust If your name today IS Resentment, let God 

gIve you a new name - "One Who Forgives" 

It I£:>a new year God I~ passmg out new names What name would 

YOLIlike? Claim It and become It 

. And not only does God gIve us new names, God uses you and me 

to give each other new names One of our greatest callmgs as children 

of God IS to give each other new names We do thiS by encouragmg, 

supporting and complImentmg each other 

We all are aware of the fact that our self-Images are given to 

us by others We have the opportulllty to give each other destructive 

self-Images or pOSitive self-Images It all depends on ho\\ we 

name each other 

Let God gIve you a new name for the new year Then m turn, 

why don't you gIve someone else a new name? 

ThiS column IS written by members oj the Grol,se Poznte 

Mznlstenal AssoclQtlOn on a rotatzng IJOl,15 

Commyn 

ordained 

.James E Commyn, son of Mr 

and Mr:- Edward Commyn of 

Grosse Pomte CIty, was ordained 

to the Order of Presbyter for the 

ArchdIOcese of DetrOit by the 

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.... _ •• ""l~.UlVp .....n..&.... u ... u '\J. lJl.oU.n.Cl, VA" 

Nov 22. at the Cathedral of the 

Most Blessed Sacrement In DetrOIt 

He attended St PhIlomena 

grade school, BIshop Gallagher 

High School and earned a degree 

m humallltICs at the UllIverslty of 

Notre Dame He also attended Sa. 

cred Heart Semme.ry In Detroit 

dnd earned d ma~ter of diVInIty 

fI am St John's Seminary In 

Plymouth, MIC:l 

He IS currently at St RegiS 

Church In B Irmmgham 

THE REASON SOME PEOPLE.' ' 

VISIT CANADA f ~ 

ARPIN'S 

1!l67 Collectoon of fabulous 

de~ neo tu 1"1 greatly ,educed 

Canadian Fur Specialists 

For Over 60 Years 

Duty and Sales Tax Refunded 

Full Premium on 

American Funds. 

rUld 

IntIJ'Cpin 

OF WINDSOR 

,;- 

James E, Commyn 

WIll be offered (willner need not be 

present to wm) 

All St Maron panshlOners, relatives 

and fflends are cordIally m- 

Vlttl1 to attend till:- gala - 

remlnlscmg St Maron's past. en- 

Joymg the pI esent, and lookmg forward 

to an excltmg future for the 

Free pick-up & deltvery 

free estimates 

VA 2.9660 

12339 HAYES 

PLUS: 

FOR 


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St. Maron Church '''omen's Auxiliary plans festive event 

DetrOIt'£:> St Maron Church 

Women'!:. Auxllldry IS planmng d 

::.pectacular "CelebratIOn of 

Thlng~ to Come" dInner-dance to 

be held on Saturday. Jan 31. at 

Thomdl>' Cry~ta I Gdrden:, 111 

Mount Clemen~ 

Mrs Paul J DVialhy IS genel dl 

L'hdlrman, assl~ted by (0- 

ehdll men Mrs Edmund T Ahee 

Opening ceremony 

and Mr::. Anthony I'll RiSk, also of 

Glo£:>se POinte 

TIckets are $50 per person, taxdeductible 

Gue~t~ wlil dance to 

the Johnny Trudell Orchestra, With 

coektalb at & 30 P m followed by 

dmner £It 7 30 P m Proceeds Will 

beneht the St l\Jaron Church 

!,'und A $1 000 (;, dlld Door Pnle 

Receiving a light from Auxiliary Bishop Walter J. Schoenherr 

is Elias Khalil, 15, a sophomore at Notre Dame High 

School in Harper Woods. The light provides the first flame for 

the U.S. Spiritual Olympics of Youth, in which participants will 

defend the life of the unborn and the moral health of America 

and the world. Others receiving candles at the opening 

ceremony held at St. Aloysius Church in Detroit recently are 

David Asker, 13, Theresa Jamieson, 12, and Luke Gianni, 10, 

of St. Paul on the Lake School, and sisters Caroline DeFauw, 

13, and Deborah DeFauw, 12. of St. Joan of Arc School in St. 

Clair Shores. The movement IS sponsored by Mothers of Mary, 

1250 Grayton Road, Grosse Pointe, Mich. 48230, phone 

885-6219. 

First English Ev. Lutheran 

Church 

Verlller Rd at Wedgewood Dr 

Grosse POinte Wood::. SSI.5040 

~ 

Wor~hlp 'J 10 &.. 11 UO,I m 

Sunday School -- 9 10 d m 

Paul F Keppler P,htor 

Bruce QUdlmdn 1>'I')tor 

Christ the King Lutheran 

9 lJ() oJ m ~lInddv School &. 

Blble Cla;sc'> 

9 00 & 10 lO d m Family Wor~hlp 

10 00 a m Wed Fhble Cla~

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Thursday, J~nuary 1, 1987 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

Perk up almost anything with a sweet sauce for a special dessert 

What wonders an appropriate 

.'>QLl(e cun work It IS amazing the 

glamoll/ a del!clOus sauce can add 

to a plum piece of cake or to a serv 

mg of cottage puddmg Sauces lend 

jlavor and importance to even the 

7I10.'>tmundane dessert 

'1 he jundan-ental purpose of a 

.'>auce is to enhance the flavor, ap 

pearance and attractiveness of 

most de~.'>('rt.'> They should also 

((Hltnbute to /fie nutritive value of 

the jood Whldl they accompany It 

.'>/lOuld, In most cases, be thin 

enotlgh to flow readdy, but thick 

el10llgh not to .'>oak mto the food 

and be Co.'>tOJ (Ourse there are ex 

ceptlOrlS to /fus rule 

Hot ,cwu',ed,although .some 

(arl be made a/wad of time and re- 

IWClted 

Cold ~QllCe~ are a!wClys made 

ahead of time and pernlltted to 

dull b('jore .'>ervlng 

glegant 

gating 

The jollo wmg recipes a re from 

the low-calone, low-cholesterol, 

budget wise kitchens of Thyra 

Grey Howard and Helena DeWItt 

Roth 

Claret Sauce 

Give an everyday puddmg aj/mr 

with thIS unusual sauce, seldom 

mentIOned today but which our 

great grandmothers made fa 

mous' 

3 Tblsp. margarine 

II" cups confectioners' sugar 

:l egg whites 

21 cup boiling \\ aleI' 

2 I cup claret ....ine 

1 tsp. grated lemon rind 

12 tsp. cinnamon 

Cream margarme and sugar until 

smooth, beat m egg whItes and 

continue beatmg unhl lIght Just 

before servmg add bOllIng water, 

claret. gra ted lemon rmd and cmnamon 

Heat m double boiler and 

beat until foamY, r~kes three 

cups A I" teaspooh nutmeg may 

te add~d ,f npugar 

1 Tblsp. cornstarch 

1 cup boiling \\ atel 

12 grated lemon rind 

.! Tbl about 55 per ~ervlng 

C110leste10 I 0 

Sherry Custard Sauce 

This delIghtful sauce IS delicIOUS 

when served over poached frUIts 

and many varieties of baked pud 

dings 

III pkg. custard flavor or vanilla 

pudding 

1.% cups !>kim milk 

lia cup sherry 

Cook the pudding WIth the mIlk 

accordIng to the package directions 

Transfer to a small bowl and 

cover the surface of the puddIng 

\\ Ith a pIece of waxed paper When 

DorcolR 

CHilDREN'S 

DECONGESTANT 

DorcoI 

L- __ ~ 

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Relieves 

children's 

stuffy noses 

without 

drOWSiness. 

DorcolR 

40z.$20& 

CHILDREN'S FEVER 

& PAIN REDUCER 

I ' \ 

Dorcol 

Non-astJ/rm 

Helps rf'duce 

children's 

fevers and 

relieve 

mmoraches 

endpams 

402.5242 

TRIAMINIC 

DM 

COUGH 

FORMULA 

8oz, 

5385 

TRIAMINIC 

COLD 

SYRUP 

80z 

5433 

cool, beat With rotary bed tel' If the 

sauce ha" congealed Add the 

sherry and mIx well Make~ about 

two cups 

Caloneil abollt 19 per fable,spoon 

Cholesterol - traw 

Blueberry Sauce 

1 cup fre"h 01 froH'n ,1IId th:l\\('d 

blueberri('" 

7/~ cup ....ah'l' 

14 cup ~ugdr 

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Grosse Pointe 

Board of REALTORS. 

REALTOR' 

EQUAL HOUSING 

OPPORTUNITY 

THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED 

EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS 

The Blake COll1pJn~ 

Borldnd John,lon A;,,,(~ldle,, OJ LIII KeH!l Redlt) 

CenlUr) 21 Ed,l of the \'Illdgl' 

Cenlun 21 l ochmoor 

Chdm!Jl'! Jdln 1{('dIlOl" 

(hdmplOn &. Baer fnl 

H G Edgdr &. A"'>oudte,, 

Jdme" H Flkam Red I E"tdle Co 

John ~ Goodma"n irK 

(,Io",e POInte RCdl E~ePomte I'drk Income mdude;, two UnIL, each \I Ith four 

bedrooms Iwo dnd a hdlf bdth, dod naturdl fll epldce mlhe Ilvmg room 

(G SOTROI 886 4200 

CHAMPAGNE TASTE In Gro%e POInte Park' Thl~ two bedroom Ranch 

IS hlghllghled by .::multrd ;,hdrp, clJ;,tom decor dnd surrounded by a 

bedutlfut }ard In~lde discover new c.drpetlllg, two full balhs formal 

dining room and central alr $14'1,'100 ented III \Iond('rful c.ondllion thl;, profe'> 

wmalh Idnd~laped home fealure~ three bedroom'> rcfllllshed hard 

\Ioodfloor~ !I\mgroomdnddlnlngroom $12'lOOO iI!02FTSl88'i20()O 

CENTER ENTRAr-.CE COLONIAL - Outstand 

109 four bedroom Ihree and d half balh fdDl1!\ 

room (20xlll I With ral,;ed hCarth fIreplace mod 

ern kItchen with bUiltin';, dttached garage flr';l 

floor laundry 

GREAT VALUE - Three bedrooms, one and a 

half bath Coloma! near North lligh FamIly room. 

spacIOus kItchen, nev,er furnace 2 car garage 

prrced under $100,000 

~TIU'_TCfI 0{ I 1"\ ,\ HI\ "('If \lllh Ihrf'e bedroom" two bath" hbrdry 

Th" (,ro'"," I'mole I'drk rr"ldrn( (. olfer,,) Oll Imnw(!Ialr Ol..(UP,IIl() 

r(>fmlr,h(tdhdrdll ood flonr'> ,1I ('rned IE'!frlU' ((tntrdJ ,ur ,lpphancc, 

and rl thfl'l' C,lr g,Il.lgl' 'ion, 000 I II IIll',\It) llll'i 2000 

GO \ IIEAD F,\ LL 1'\ LOVE \\ IIIIthlr, ( hd Imlllg turn OJthl>cent un Llrm 

I'ou 10 Ii,t 

FIRST OFFERING 

( OZy COTTM~fe "e(tklt1g rl grdclou,> ,lnd comfort 

rlblr hfe,>t,le Attached garage' bnck patIO. rcere 

.rtlon room ,1OdWJlliilm,on furnrlce give eVidence 

of thl" hor'l(' ~ chdrm and quallt)' 

I'RE~T\\ WK \\ dnt a fdlnllv nrlghhorhood .lnd 

nrpr! d ,PdClOU'>hon1l"' 111 Iht" $1 lO ~ ~ VIood'> 

( olol1lal II Ilh four bedroomr, tv.o and onE'half 

hdlhr, largf,uml) room forrnrll dllllng room 

hrlr,pmenl office 

f\!'~\1 TTFI L TlIDOl{ (0n\e11lrllt locatlOo near 

\11l,lgr rind ,,(hooh I< our 10 fl\(, brdroom" 

thn>e ,100 onr hdlf IJdlh" l\lar,ter bedroom 

~uII(' \lllh h.:lth ,lI1d "lttlt1g room h\lllg room 

I-.IIh frrcpl.r(r hhraf\ FI01ldd room bredk 

I,hl room lo,J(!pd gla", ne"l rl roof 

CUSTOM RllILT CO'l.;TE\1POHAR'J - Four 

bedroom'> t\IO bath,>. [amll; loom and drn 

II Ith "eparate ("ntranc l' dnd -1,1\.ltOf\ Three 

lonc heatll1g ,>},len"land,;cdped 1\ lit. '>unl.ro 

p.rllo ne\1 cr roof Ihree lar gar,l~e Quallt) 

built and \\rll rn.rlntall1ed 

FIRST OFFERING 

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Thursday, January 1, 1987 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

AS WE BEGIN OUR 68th YEAR OF 

HELPING PEOPLE BUY AND SELL 

GROSSE POINTE PROPERTY, WE 

WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND TO ALL 

OF OUR FRIENDS OUR VERY BEST 

WISHES FOR A HEALTHY AND 

HAPPY 1987. WE ARE LOOKING 

FORWARD TO BEING ABLE TO 

SER VE YOU IN THE COMING 

NEW YEAR. 

Omtul); 

JI~-'- - n[r21 

LOCH MOOR 

884-5280 

When you hl>t your home with CENTU 

RY 21 LOCHMOOR we place a picture 

o/your residence In the Macomb M L S 

book and In the Grosso POinte Board of 

Realtors book You can double your 

home's exposure by Ill>tlng With us' 

Page Seven-B 

J04 CHALFONTE _ BEAUTWULLY maintained four bedroom, two full baths, famIly room, attached garage, 

hmshed basement 

1351 BUCKINGHAM - ATTHACTIVE three bedroom, two d.nd one half bath, large Coloma I In a deSirable locatIOn 

of the Park Thl:' very clean home I:' In move-In wndltlOn, ha& a large yard and master bedroom and 

bathroom Show and ~ell' t I 

1110 CANTERBURY - GORGEOUS large four bedroom Colomal m the Liggett &chool district of the Woods Recently 

pamted and decorated, thl& home'" III lmpres~ the mo&l dlscnrmnatmg tastes Large slate foyer 

1756 ALLARD _ BEAUTIFUL thlee bedroom Colomal In a gred.t locatIOn of the Woods ThIs home has (harm, 

character and look:, Move In condItIOn Flfllshed basement, updated kitchen and more' I 

1274 VERNIER - EXCEPTIONAL three bedroom Colomd.l 10 a mce locatIOn of Gros:,e Pomte Woods This home 

ha" been refurbl~hed and decorated and has a beautiful Vle\\ of the Lochmoor Golf Club Overslled lot 1 

JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. 

Johnstone &-' Johnstone 

WIshes You ahe Very 

Best ~f New ~earsl 

mlf.~~~~m 

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From 

Our 

House 

NEW OFFERINGS! 

UNIVERSITY - Freshly painted bungalow offers two bedrooms down and two bedrooms up With a bath on each 

floor' Cozy fireplace, good kitchen With eatmg area and a first floor den complete thIS great starter' $87,000 

8840600 

MACK AVENUE 10 the Woods - Over 1,300 square teet In thiS commercial bUild 109 offermg four separate offiCes 

pill!>~mall kitchen and bath With private parkmg behmd bUlldmg $94,900With fme Land Contract terms 881-illOO 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

1960 LANCASTEH - NEW OFFERING of thl~ 2 bedroom brICk Colomal With fireplace Young budget Priced at 

$74,000' 881-6300 

406 McKINLEY - Three bedroom, one and a half bath Colomal With den on extra large lot ThIS IS a faVOrite 

Farms locatIOn I 8114-0600 

901 MOORLAND - Ne'" offer In popular Umverslty-Llggett area I FiVe bedroom Colomal With two full baths and 

two half baths plus a tlreplace. cozy den, sharp decor and MORE I 881-6300 

GIWS"E PUI \ IE P \H!'I. 

IllbllJ \Idl\.. HHI 4200 

GHU"S!'~POI'\1E \\OUD~ 

19,40 l\lack HBI lllOo 

Hathlpen Broph.'JClan'son 

Carla Butterl., 

Isabelle Connell 

Jlfartha Deboer 

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1l11i!1"('" Bett.l' Morris ~t'(\i 

Patrieia l"orri!t 

Cl,rol Sn'anson 

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884-5700 

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Ra\ mond DCe'b 

Mary de' Manlgold 

J,me! Dunne 

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Dldlld Flge'] 

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886-3800 

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Kay Fox 

Audrey Game''> 

Lynda Glbb'> 

Tom Gnffllh 

Marshd Harn.,on 

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('Illdy Ihll 

AI lllllenbranel 

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BORLAND-JOHNSTON 

20647 Mack Avenue 

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884-6400 

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toneal/flcllon novel In 

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mversary of Columbus' 

dl,>c()\er) of Amen. deduc 

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~t Cldlr ~hore~ 48082 

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T ,mn., lran'>ferrable memberIttmg, housesltlmg, 

chduffer serVice,'" doclO! 

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884 1516 885 211 t 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

For wedding!>, custom and 

home portraIts, model 

portfolios, real eslate and 

more Lall J,j1 JIW 

HIGH FLYING HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUETS 

For all occasIOn!> for a!:>little as $10 - dehvery avaIl 

able Bu)' a dozen or buy a gross A GREAT way 

to celebrate HOLIDAY PARTIES' 

882.0453 

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St Jude, Sd\ lOur 

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384-D459 

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Box C-20, Grosse Pomte 

'\Je\\~ 96 Kercheval, 

Gro,,~e POlntp Fnrms l\1I 

482lb 

~mo).,mg dtmo,>pher(' 1'0.se 

1'01011' '\Jell'> Bo\ ">7l 96 

I\Pl ell('\ oil (,ro,,'>r Pmn1(' 

j< nrm" ,1/ 48216 

PHI' SCHOOL te,H'h('r ~ub 

~tl(llt(. tpdchrr ,lT1n ,11dc., 

I1l'('nrd H,lif dol\~ nprl, 

Bo\ (, 'I) (,ro~~r POInlr 

'\(\\~ ')IJ I\cr( hC\[ll 

(,ro~"e POIl1!p ,IT 482lb 

Success 

S 'l l'mclude d 4 ddy \'. 01 k 

18900 Mack, Grosse Pomte week dnd benef!U, ApplY 

Farm!:> Equal Opportunity I .It 

Employer 

J&.J WHOLESALE 

OOKKEE I 'ESCR W I 7Cf10 EAS r 10 MILE 

n P NG/ '0 CENTEH[,lNE 

Quahfled person 25 01 older I 

to v.ork With lax and Insur, Equ,JI OpportuIlll~ 

dnce e~crov.!:> Mu!:>t be Employer 

good WIth flgure~ and hdve THE POIi\ TE OF 

pleasant phone vOice DIFFERENCE 

Mortgage escrow expen II\.' ftEAL r:~TAn" 

ence preferred Con Whether you re dn {'\pcn 

vemently located ~:a~tslde eneed redl ['"tate dgent 

office Contact Pat York, con..,ldermg .I t Sth"eltlel Redl 

E;,tate/Bettf'1 Homes and 

A" 20032 K II 

Pomte area locatIOn Con (Harper Wood) e y 

tdct Nlla Smith Monda) 1 s 

lhruFnday,9am-nam SALES PERSON 

885-1200 Str ong closer - good on the 

MEDICAL receptJomst need- phone to sell wanted, needed 

Immediately Doctor's ed and proven products to 

offIce, full or part time No new car owners Our ~ales 

weekends Expenence people, presently makmg 

necessary 884-1021 $600-$700 per week, hIgh 

-----='------- weekly commiSSIOn and 

PART-time clerk needed for draw to proven mdlvldual 

corporation on Eastside, 50 With successful sales ex 

wpm, fIling, SWitch- penence Mu,t be aVail 

board, must be knowledge- abel l\1ondav-Thursda) 5 

able 10 office procedures p m 9 30 P m Excellent 

POSItIOn avaIlable after mcome opportumt) \lllh 

January 1st Send lesume \ery little' turn over 111 

to Heidi Strable, POBox our- orgamzatlOn

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• 4, HElP WANTED GENERAL 

SECURITY guards - parthme 

posltlons avaIlable 

Must be 18, have car and 

phone, 'ilal tlllg pay $390 

pel hour 881 1200 or 882- 

0358 

4A. HElP WANTED' 

MEDICAL/DENTAL, 

DENTAL hygiene pOSitIOn 

dvallable - Tuesdays, 

Thurl>ddY" and one SalurddY 

per month POSitIOn 

dVdllable lnllnedldtely 

8829072 

MEDICAL Offill' dS;,lstant 

needed for c1ulIc FOI III 

101 mdtlOn 445 3070 

, .1. IEL' WAITED LEGAL 

LEGAL Seeretdl) fOi down 

town otfKe, 3 )ears expe 

I wnee Immedldte open 

mg DECmdte tl dllllng d 

plu;, ldll Janet %'i 1700 

40. HELP WANTED DOMESTIC 

'n. 

PARALEGAL 

Lal ge downlown Detl OJIId\\ 

fll m offer;, dldlienglllg op 

pOllulllt) fOl real e,>tdte 

pardlegdl C'ommercldl 

Iedl e;,tate expenence e;, 

senllal Legdl A;,al 

dr) dnd benefIt package 

~ubmlt Iel>lune and ;,dldr" 

hl;,tory to 

CLARK KLEIN 

& BEAUMONT 

IbOOFIRST !,'ED BLDG 

1001 WOODWARD AVE 

DETROIT, 1\11 48226 

OR CALL K 1\1 BAUM A'I 

9b5 83JO 

4C, IAIV SITTEII WANTED 

HESPONSIBLE woman 

needed to plovlde quahty 

care for mfant and 2 year 

old IIIour home - Monday 

through Fnday, 7 30-3 36 

Start 27 87 Paid hohdays 

8824126 

1MMEDIA TEL Y -- 2 full 

ddys a week plus dddltlOn 

al hours 2 chlldren, 3 and 

3 $3an hOUl Rehable, own 

transportatIOn 3430959 

LOOKING for mature woman 

to care for mfant m mv 

home, full hOle 882-9688' 

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a m - 5 30 pm, 5 days/ 

week For chal mmg 15 

month old gIrl III my home 

or yours Non-smoker, references 

reqUired 8B4 3738 

BABYSITTER needed III my 

home fOl'mfant FleXible 40 

hours 885 6340 

GROSSE POINTE 

EMPLOYMENT 

AGENCY 

885-4576 

50 years rehable servIce 

Needs expenencee 

POllltl' over 1O ',-{'drs 

I Ill'n,pd Bonded . 

247-0283 

CASTLE 

1\1oC~r~'~:!~I~;n~S\\ III 

dw( k 01' 1lif \'lll bt'lIlg of I 

\ 0111 homf' 1\ hile \ ou .Ire 

I\\d\ \1'>11', t,lIlr)lpd to 

\ ollr Indl\ Idlltant wlshel> 

pdrt time emplo) ment 

Expenenr e, available 

l' elll uary 1 ::,qtl~ 'J4L jUJ!j 

GHOS~E POlnte Palk area 

- 2 and 3 bedroom flats 

882 361l 

JOIN the rdnks of people en 

jOylllg the facilItIes of 

Grosse POlnte Park, 2 bed- 

100m lo\\er, lots of room, 

dround the cornel from 

Sparky Herbert;, on Way 

burn, $360, security and 

led;,e 885 1506 evemngs 

LAST Chance to move mto 

thIS ~potless 2 bedroom 

bungalo\'. With full basement, 

large bdCk yard III 

the Woods nedl Mack on 

Roslyn, $550, ;,ecurtty and 

lease 885-1506 evemng;, 

NOTHE Dame -lower flat 

Newlv decorated, one 

block 'from VIllage Avalldble 

ImmedIately, no pets 

Ideal for adults $575 plus 

security 881-1194 

THREE bedrooms, 1 full 

bath, smgle famIly home 

WIth dmlIlg room 1449 

Wayburn AvaIlable January 

4th $400 per month 

plus security depOSit 884 

4750 

NOTTINGHAM - Clean 6 

room upper Drapes, carpetmg, 

range, disposal, 

pnvate basement Ideal 

for married couple No 

pets $425 plus depOSit 

AvaIlable by mid-January 

8827558 

_aiiWiM"; 

RIVIERA Ten ace - charmml:! 

unoer 2 bedroom, 2 

bath l~xury condo Grosse 

MAID TO ORDEB , Pomte area Recessea 

HOME, APARTMENT, 

kItchen hghtmg, carpetmg 

OFFICE CLEANING 

throughout and much 

Rea,onable rates, referen 

more Heat and aIr condltlOnmg 

Included 886-5578 

ces ExperIenced 

teamwork 

AvaIlable Jdnuary 15 

778-7429 772-0782 

AAA Cleaning Company 3 

woman crew Will clean 

your home thoroughly and 

qUIckly Excellent Ieferen 

le;, Call Chns evenmgs 

after 7 p m or weekend, 

days 698-1791 

EXPEHIENCED house 

keeper - excellent references 

Own tl ansportatlOn 

$40/ day 882-5759 

EXCELLENT houseclealllng 

- expenenced lady wIll 

keep your home beautiful 

778-71015 

HAHD \1orkmg Chrrsllan gal 

\\ ants to clean your hou;,e 

,\I1een, 771 2014 

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CATEIlING 

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~ WOODS -- 3 bedroom Colo 

llIal 1', bath,>, clean neu 

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,tl(l'( pdrklllg $H, perl 

month pill'. "1 (lll II" d('IJO' 

II In( lurk" 1](',11 P2l,H1il 

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2 iwdroom hOIN' flJlI,lwd 

IJ.l,('ml'nl g,lrd1!e $ no 

phi' ,1'( III It \ \(1)('1'. P.H2 

?70l 

1l1'.\,O,\ 

884-0285 I 

THREE bedroom house - \ 

$350 ppr month Eastside 

Glbb!> Real Est:tte, 341 

0888 

ST Jude area - 2 be 2 bedroom 

home With profeSSIOnal 

workmg gentleman, age 

30 40 $250, split utilIties 

Call LaVon, 773-2035 

NEFF near Warren Avenue 

- share house wlth 

middle age gentleman 

~250per month Evenlllgl>, 

881 5558 

NEAR 9/Jefferbon - mce 

home, male, ~225/month 

llBb 5128, 777 1641 

DENTAL ~tudent !>eeksmale 

or female roommate to 

share 2 hedroom home m 

Grol>"e Pomte drea 882 

0455 

PBOFESSlONAL woman 

\\dnted to ,>hdr~3 bedr oom 

home 111 Glo;,se POlnte 

('1t V Gal dge, park 

pm liege.> utlhtle;, mcJud 

cd 8824')95 

IWOl\lMA l'!', nleded - III 

expen;'I\'e Ient close to 

do\\ntol\n Wd"ne ,state, 

\ er) nedt H81j008 

PROFESSIONAL \\ omdn 

\\ dntet: to ,hal e 3 bedroom 

home 1II lrl u,"c t'UllIlt: 

City (,'dl agc, pdrk prl\ 

llege,;, utlhtle,> mcluded 

882 4595 

iM. FLOIlIDA VACATION _ 

RENTALS 

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HUTCHINSON I'iland, 40 

mlles north of West Palm 

Beach - ocean front luxunou;, 

2 bedloom, 2 bath, 

8th tloor condo La\ Ishly 

decordted, fully eqUipped, 

maglllflCent vIew of Illtracoaslal 

and ocedn Pool, 

hot tub, exercIse faCIlIty, 

under ground parkmg, III 

tel nal security system 

Golf, tenllls and lots more 

Monthly and ;,eason ren 

tab 8555428 

FOH Sdle - Delray Beaeh 

condomllllUm One mIle 

from beach 2 bedrooms, 2 

baths, 2 years old Assumable 

mortgage 

$54,500 Call Jim at 771- 

5757 

HUTCHINSON Island - 

Oceana South II Luxunous 

decor, 2 bedroom, 2 

bath oceanfront condo 881 

1032 or 881 5165 

alternative to motel Adult 

commumty For mformatlOn, 

days call 8822415 

LONG Boat Key - beautIful- 

IG. 1I00MS FOil IIENT I) furmshed one bedroom 

condo - Gulf of MeXICO 

TWO attrachve rooms fOl 

A\ alJable .J anua ry 1st 

rent III pnvate home 

Short 01 long term-lease, 

Room" are clean and qUIet 

mllllmum one month 821- 

for gentleman that are the 

1295 or 772-9'323 

same and over 40 years 

old Close to 7 MIle and HUTCHINSON ISLAND 

Mack area No kItchen Luxury condos, fully furprIVIleges 

but have prIvate IlIshed, all faclhtles, magphone 

Ime~ $45-$48 week IlIficanl view ocean and llltercoastal 

AVailable De- 

Iy Call 885-3039 l 

122 2 i3il cember, January, April at 

reduced ren" With 

2I'11'"3'"'tIl' option to 

1\1 

312 SQUARE Feet - WIth 

buy 751-5588,882-4900 

small storage area $150 ORLANDO - DIsney area, 

per month plus electnc condo, com pletely fur 

Mack, south of Outer IIIshed, 2 bedrooms, 2 

Dnve 884-0648 

bath 9 Mile/ 

Greater Mack Call be 

tween 9-5 pm, 774-1800 

THE MARK I BLDG, 

23230 MACK AVE 

ST CLAIR SHOHES 

OffICe sUItes available 

Upper level 

Variable Sl7es 

Modern Affordab!_ 

771-6691 886-3086 

COLONIAL 

LIVIng SUItes, Ine 

4749770 

ATTENTION 

EXECUTIVES 

One and 2 bedroom dpart 

ments Completely lur 

llIshed $29 50 per day and 

up One month mllllmURl 

469 1075 771 4916 

COMPLETEL Y furnished 1 

bedroom, 1 bath condoInmlum 

m the city of Grosse 

Pomte Renllndudes heat 

Long or shorl term 882- 

6299 

CONDO NEAH VILLAGE 

AvaIlable Apnl 4, eight 

weeks mllllmum Deluxe 

NORTH 

St Clair Shores 11'2 Mlle 

and Harper 500 wenng_ s2cretary Tel 

apartment, Harper IWhlt ex and dll ;,en Ices, fI om 

tIer area, mcludes heat $22, -100 Ren Cen SUite 

Ideal for middle aged, 500 2>9')422 

elderly 682-6')28 1')000 MACK Avenue Gro'ise 

VERY IlIce modern one bed POlllte Park 500 ;,qudre 

room dpartment Carpet feet newly decorated_ all' 

cd, alr conditIOned, park lOndltlOned, $~~O plu'> utl! 

Illg Hoover Road near ItlCS 131 2007 

E",>t 7 Mile $270 per PHOFESSIONAL offlc(' 

month 881 1542 avallablc Park Pla7d 

1':AST LA N D - 7 "'IIll' Complete]) remocteJd,,ill 

GratlOl ,Ired Luxunous, I amemtlP:, 311 2111 

qUI('t terr,llf',mpn onp ,,( (I( t.lf\ 

b,l,>pmf'nl $!I21p By Vlcek or 

IIepkend Call ,)lll 41')0 or 

44') 2180 

(,IWSSE POinte mOVIng 

(ompan) Itegu1.lr tnp, to 

northern ;\!Ichlgdn 822 

441~1 

PI', TO" K 1':Y I 

IfAIW()1{ ,ll"W'i,1 

LllxllrIoll,>h fllrnl,hpd ,>tu I 

cliO' 2 IwrlrooJn" 2 bl'd 

room'> II ,Ih lof! ,Jlld 10\111 I 

hOIl,>I' rf'lltd I" on 

Hound 

",'1\\1) (ll('J../11l'llalrl' I 

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60. VACATION IIENTAlS ••• 

ALL OTHER 

JAMAICA-MONTEGO BA Y 

Vllla-21~ bedroom,2bath'>, 

pool, cook, gardener, maid, 

maglllflcent view Totally 

prlvate Weekly/monthly 

212-242-3897 

MYRTLE Beach - beautifully 

furlllshed oceanfront 

condo 1,4018square feet 

Pool, sauna, tenms courts 

January hlll\Iarch 15 $625 

a month 294-7254 

II. MISCELLANEOUS AIITICLES 

FOR SALE 

FIRE\\iOOD - mlxe!tl d 

Enlll (' E,I,!If''> 

dho De'>lrpd 

PAINTINGS 

891-4478 

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FOil SALE • , 

HARBOR Sprmgs condo SIX antIque dmlllg room 

sleeps 8, near slope;, dlld chaIrs, one dark pm(' dry 

cross country 886 8924 smk With slate top 885- 

LUXURY Condo - sleeps 10, _7_84_3_, _ 

mmutes from Boyne and AUDIO eqUIpment for sale 

Nub's Nob Available dur- ADS L1290 Sefles IIloud 

mg skI season and Christ speakers, excellent condlmdS 

week Days 886 6922, lion, hst $1,500, Yamaha 

evcnll1gl> 885-4142 H8 receIver, excellent condIllon, 

Irst $660, make ofpnng,; 

WI'l t er I fer HARBOR S 8114-5335 

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rental, 3 bedroom condo, I ----------- 

near skIIng resort 752-29"26 COLOR TV, 19", hke new 

----------- $125 884-7074 

BOYNE Country - 3 bed- -,--------- 

room 21, bdth ranch house PE HSONAL computer - 

on W~lI00n Lake, 6 mlies IBM XT, 256K, color monsouth 

of Petoske) Sleeps Itor, ;,oftware, supercalc 

10 By weekend or weeks Dba"e, easywnter, pro 

Days - 857 0525, Bl'I, mahogany 

bookcase (7'x6'), ChIppendale 

plecrust table 

Iball and cla W feet), paIr 

VictorIan bachelor chest 

Ihand carved handles), 

Queen Anne oval bench, 

lowboy and hIghboy, 

Queen Anne Klttmger end 

t.able/mghtsland, Cluppendale 

bed or/wmdow bench, 

mahogany dmmg room 

sets 

882-5622 

CALORIC full size combmalion 

stove and microwave, 

self-c1earung Prepare a 

browned 12 pound turkey 

III 55 minutes, $300 331- 

1520 

FRENCH sofa and chaIr, 

$425, French twm bedroom 

set, (6 pIeces), $550, 

REFRIGERATORS (3) -I French kidney shape desk, 

From $75-$200, washmg $225 882-5622 

machme $loo/best 884- FRENCH Provmclal dlllmg 

_5_764__________ room set - 7' table With 

BIEKER & STEIN cherry wood top, 8 chairs, 

ANTIQUES full chIna cabmet, buffet, 

"Speclahzmg In the With cherry wood top 

Extraordmary" $1,250 822-6614, after 6 

Wlshmg everyone the HapPl- p m 

est HolIdays VictOrian CANNONBALL 4 poster dou- 

Renaissance ReVIval ble bed and chest, mahoga- 

SUrd l 

vliental brunze nc~n ny tWIn beds, antique 

lamp, LoUIS XV style cuno childs rocker, mdhugaii,y 

cabmet, ChInese dragon half Circle console WIth Infurmture, 

Baroque pede,,- lay, paIr of mahogany end 

tal, porcelalIls, lItho tables WIth drawers 882 

graphs, costume Jewelry 5622 

and much more DUNCAN Phyfe mahogany 

15414 MACK AVE. dmlllg room set (chma 

(at Somerset, III the Park) cablllet. buffet table, 4 

886-7544 Lyreback chairs) 

882-5622 

NORTH ERN -A-N-N-M-A-R-fE-'S- 

FIREWOOD 

) ,lke hI 111(' Ill'ek('lld 

\1 t ('k monlh or ,>('lr!e I .( 'hp ,lnd ",n (' Ihl' old. 

1l1llh 10 ",,1 !Jllr Pf'tn"kp~ I{O,ld 

1'('1(hkl'\ \ll( Ing,l11 1'l771l : 

Ildb' lIi 1J72 bill) ill ,fi'Ml' 

GO) ""'-CHlgl;I,;-;lrl,>-~(.(I : 

I(l01ll ,h lth IIIX\II~ (hd)(ot 

\' 1111 tll( pl.,( (' 0\1 r1110ktng 

!'.O\II( hlghldlHI, ,\\,111 

,,!lIp \\1 ('kl'lld, or \\l'pki\ 

I ,iii b'l> I'n) Ii no "n"\\('1 

hll> ,/1> ) ,1>'1 

RESALE 

COMPANY 22217 KELLY RD 

* ExceptIonally fme, mixed EAST DETROIT 

hardwood Women - children and men's 

* Oak, ash, hIckory and clothlIlg Handcrafted 

frUltwoocts 

Items 

* Guaranteed to be quahty, HoUl's 

seasoned (dry) flrepldce Monday thru Saturday, 10-5 

wood or double your mon (Thursday 12-7) 

ey back 777-6551 

$55 PER FACE COHD 

PING pong table Best offer 

8867846 

777-4876 

FREE KINDLING 

FHEEZER - famlly gonegood 

conditIon $100 884- 

CLASSIFIED ADS I _188_0 _ 

CALL 882-6900 I REFRIGERATOR, stove, 

electrIC stove top, oak dm- 

-C-)L-D-J-e-w-e'-Ir-y-, -o-Id-w-a-tc-h-e-'>'- mg room set, bedroom set, 

We sell, we buy, we trade,l bumper pool, 3 pIece ;,ec- 

Klska Jewelers 6.3 Kerche tlOnal, treadle .>ewlllg maval, 

Grosse POI~te Farm'> I chme, La-I': Boy S\\ Ivel 

885 5755 chaIrs, wooden offIce desk, 

~----------, dictaphone, telephones 

8240625 

J \ MES ldn sable 

co,11and/or Mormng Light 

mll1k ,,1ole Both jU'it like 

lll'I' Pnvdh part) Call 

Ill" 44012 

Dll\il1'

Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 1, 1987 

II. MISCEllANEOUS 

fOil SALE 

IIA. GAIIAGE; YAIIO; 

IASEMENT SALES 

MOVING Sale - 1 year old 

refrIgerator, office desk, 

mlScellaneous 527-0015 

IIC. MUSICAL INSTIIUMENTS 

KRANICH and Bach upnght, 

techniCIan owned and 

rebUIlt New keys and 

refinIshed $800 dehvered 

881.9769,897-2129 

Ill. AUCTIONSIESTATE 

SALES 

WE BUY FOR CASH 

or Take on COl1l>lgnment 

AntIques, Oriental rugs, and pamtlng 

DuMOUCHELLE ART GALLERYI4 

400 EAST JEI"!,'ERSON 

96H255 

Excellent 

References 

CRambow 8~tate gaQ~ 

ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATIONS 

Household 

ARTICLES 

WANTED - Antique and 

collectible dolls Especially 

GI Joe's and accesM>rles 

prior to 1975 757-5568 

FIREWOOD - $55 per face 

cord - dry mixed hard 

woods, free dehvery - 

free kmdllng 293-1i453 

PIOneer Tree servIce 

liB. AUCTIONS/ESTATE 

SALES 

HOUSEHOLD 

and 

ESTATE SALES 

APPf~!", Sf ...L ('"' 

{"n I lUeS lUll< H!ny Important pieces), bronzes, Jades, and 

IVOries ale only 

SATURDAY, JANUARY 3RD, 1987 AT 11 ()()A M 

ENGLISH STRIPPED PINE FURNITURE 

Blanket chest, 10drawer chest, small pme caddy top 

armOIre, mIniature chest of drawers, pub table, 

hutch, 2 over 3 drawer chest, hangmg wall shelf, 

mghtstand, cabmet 

AMERICAN FURNITURE 

4 Poster beds (2), Victorian v,alnut 2 piece bedroom 

set v,lth marble top, walnut file cabmet, VlctOri 

an walnut 2 part secretary bookca!>e, gllded-pICr 

mirror on marble top ba:S 

~~XCIlA:-'GES 

Vlrglllla S ,Jeffne

Thursday, January 1, 1987 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-B 

l 

... 

~ 

~ 

PRIVATE indIVIdual interested 

m purchdsmg a lot to 

build on m Grosse Pomte 

Shores or {to good homc Call 882 

778-1 

LAB pup,-jel!ow AKC cham 

plOn::,hlp bl ed, Jagersbo 

line Aval1able 1 week 884 

4407 

LABRADOR Retnever puppies. 

AKC, l'hamplOnshlp 

bloodhnes, 5 yellow, 3 

black 313-385-9594 

liA. 

If you lose me 

or find me 

We'll run your ad 

FREE!! 

882-6900 

16A. ADDrT A PET ' 

LOVEABLE adult dogs, 1 

year and up (need good 

homes) For adoptIOn IllformatIon 

call Northern 

Suburbs Ammal Welfare 

League Volunteer at 777- 

5110 or 775 1293 

FHEE - 2 female 10 week 

old kitten, to good homes 

CdI15l511119t05,A;lve selectIOn of ° Additions of all types 

solid \Iood paneled mterlOr ° Cu~tom Garages 

dnd extcllor door!>, full 882-3463 

length leddcd dnd beveled 

LICENSED - INSURED 

glds!> door", entrance 

0001' hano earvpo flrf' K IAFATA 

place mantels, bra!>s ooor I Chimney Repairs, Screens 

hardware brass bJr rail Brick Repairs, Tllckpomtmg, 

and fltt In g; , chIn'l Gutter!>, Gutter cleamng, 

pedcstal !>lI1k,faucet!>, flxlures 

Roof repairs 

and bath ace.essones 

Come see our "how rooms 

at 2 W MichIgan Ave, 'ip 

FRl 10 

a m CORNERSTONE 

-5 p m 483 6980 

CONST. CO. 

IMPROVEMENTS KItchens - Custom DeSign 

DI) wall - Plal>termg 

Family Rooms 

Panellllg - KItchens Wmdow Replacements 

Bdthroom::, - Tl1eworl. CommercIal Remodehng 

Wallpaper - Pamtmg 

InterlOr/Extenor 

INSURED 

AddItIOns 

446-6555 

Custom and Quahty always 

BARKER 

CONTRACTORS 

:o.10dermzatIOn ° AlteratIOns 

° AddItIOns ° FamJly 

Rooms ° Kitchen!> & RecreatIOn 

Areas 

JAMES BARKER 

886-5044 

• 

. 777.6840' ". 

LICENSED & INSURE:'D 

[JOANNA WESTERN) 

I WINDOW SHADES 

' \ [\ I "II \ I j 1 1\" I\I 1\1)"1 

1--\11\1\\\ 

f 

I GRAf 

I 

I \ II. \ I 1)1 II 11\" \ \ /) \ \ 1\ 1111\\I 

TOP 1 

SALES AND SERVICE 

I 15011 KERCHEVAL 

t 1age 

PYf1AMID 

ROOFING 

He Roofing 

Trar Off" 

Hepalr 

Vrnl r1,ltlon 

Y('dr Rounrl S('rvlce 

Area rpfrrencc" ~el1lor 

C1117Cl1tllnates 

776-9439 

WOOD 

REFINISHING 

STRIP SrAIN VARNISH 

Duplicate EXlstmg FIIlI,h 01 

Colors to Ma tch 

KItchen cablllPls, bathroom 

liamlles, ree. famtly room 

panehng door" tnm dnd 

moldmgs 

Licensed 

Insured 

References Free Esllmate" 

PRESTIGE PAINTING CO 

DAVID ROLEWICZ 

296 7386 778-5025 

EL GRECO'S 

,20H. 

rAINTlNGIDECOIIATING 

MICHAEL'S 

PAINTING & 

REFINISHING 

GrO!lse POInte ReSident 

Intenor Extenor Service 

Painting & Pla!>tenng 

Glalmg and Wallpdper 

Stnpplng and Stdmmg 

Complete KItchen HefmJ5hmg 

In!>ured - Free EstImates 

Relerences 

885 32lO J3H>lJ8 

DESIGNS BY O'GOHMAN 

HOME OH BUSINESS 

Pamtmg, wdllpapcnng and 

total malntenancc, repalr 

\\ ork In::,ured 

:J2l-b59-1 

TRIPLE T 

PAINTING 

INTEHIOH/EXTEHIOH 

LI( ENSED 1r-.,:.sUHED 

881-7917 

WHITEY'S 

• Wdllpdpenng 

° Intenor P,untmg 

° Hed::,ondble Pllle~ 

• tiWU .~.~VI h- 

° Cdll no Job too ~mall 

774-0414 

DIVISIOnof Creative Arllst!> count Jan, 884 8757, Glen, 

EL 

\T' ~ '~l P\.P\lr~\ .. 

\' i Pb (Ii{ \ 1'1'.,(, 

TI\iTEHfUh 1',\ II 

° Hcfercncr" 

DAVID SUPAl 

445-6948 

NORTHERN 

PAINT COMPANY 

° Cu"lom ('ommrrcral Pamtlng 

° Cu"tom I{t'''ldt'nll,lI Palntll1g 

• Prol{'~;'lOnal SPI ay ",lInllllg 

° Wallpapenng and Pla~ter Work 

LI(,EN~J ~crccns, gutters, 

aiumlllum cledned In 

"ured Frec e!>llmate!> 

882-0688 

D BARR 

CLEANING SERVICES 

SECOND GENEHATIOi\: 

\\ INDO\\ AND GlJTTEH 

CLI~'\NING 

DALE 777 8497 

R&U 

WINDOW, DOOR 

AND 

MAINTENANCE CO 

\\lI1dO\\ lIl"tdJlallOn WlI1do\\ 

clc,lIll1lg \('n('ll

Page Twelve-B 



~OL. SEWER SERVICE 

BILL DUBE 

ELECTRIC 

~EWER CLEA'IIING 

E'IERGE'C\' SERVICE 

885-1326 

20N. CEMENT AND IIIICIl I 

. WOIIK ' 

A:\'DY'S ~ASOl\'RY AND 

CHIMNEY REPAIR 

All masonn , brltndll LKen"ed I 

Insured ~Jnce 1%') 445 I 

8674 

CARPENTER - ,mall and I 

large Jobs l2 yearil ex. 

penence Lll:ensed 527. I 

0056 

1 

WE VO CARPE~THY 

VlllfHlf> lo('k "nn ~"m,. I 

Repair Company, 18554 

Mack, Grosse Pomte 

Farms 681.8603 

20T. I"LUMIING AND 

. HEAlIHG 

EMIL THE 

PLUMBER 

20T. PlUMIING AND' 

HEATING - 

FRANK R. 

WEIR 

PLUMBING, HEATING, 

SEWER AND DRAINS 

BOILER 

SPECIALISTS 

SPECIALIZING IN 

• Kitchens • Bathrooms 

• Laundry roorr: and 

VIOlatIOn!; 

• Old and new work 

PLUMBING REPAIRS 

Free Estimates 

BIll, Master Plumber 

& 

, viola lIOns done In my home C ~om('thll1g to plan 0/1 for /1r>xt year BUT 

(oil e'flIlj.. It Ie; a vr>ry booked ')r>rV1C(' wa',' ahead The' 

b('')1 of 1987'1) oil of our (u"tomprr fashions at 15112 Ker 

cheval, 822-2818 and 23022 Greater Mack, 774 

1850 

~ fhe" .. 

"/~lr-:Jt...:~,.~ 

~S:'~l~ 

~~!:u'i.~' 

{I1",.aII~.,"(."I 

~t 11,1'>pall\ good~ .Jnd filII .II ,II rJng('mt'nt~ for 

1~\;~~J!~j all OCCd .. lon .. at 17.107 'lack h(,flue, S'l'i-6222 

.~!~ .. 

'I1J 

~ 

.5rl!~~~~Fr. 

A DAYOFREAUTYI')"0tl1c> 

tiling no woman (an , e or create 

vour nwn i)(>(wtv padwRP from man~ of OUI 

other c;prvlcr>/('a ('01/ .lov(,(,'s Beaut} 

Sa/nil. 886 11S0 loca!(>d 111 Ihe Woltol1 P/c>rce 

IJwldlllg 

.. 

I 0'(' l\t I~hl PI I .... h',11 Ii il hr". 

tllnp C',ltmg pl,lIl' $](10([ lIlcll\ ,till ,II 

1/('(1 I oli ..ullnlllJn "lllh 1111... 11 (Hill 

Illlltllt\ \lIlrillOn 'iPrllp(, .. lliC. IlIll! 

'1M k \ \ ( IiIIP, (d 0">(' I'ollllf' I nI Ill", 

,II~L- ;,11"7 

You're missing fashion If) Oil 

wear sizes 14 to!4 and halen't been 

to Lisa's. Check her selectIOn often 

because her stylish things go out as 

soon as the~ come in Crulsent'ar IS 

no\\ coming in Choo~e the IlIlen/~J1k 

blend pearl or champagne coordinated 

jackets, ~klrts and blou~e~ "01 

cJ~ual tlme~, indigo (blue jl'\ (>r at TI1(' SrllOol Hc>ll 17904 1\1acJ~Ave 

/llH' 

. 

"cLRIENQS'" t or the month of .Janu- 

J . ell ~.

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