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By Ttna Hondras Mayk 

Special Wnler 

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we('k about 10 minutes to 5 "to 

tl Y to gl't horne fo)' the fil,>t pitch 

(If tht' Wotld Sel leS " 

Moments later, the dt ama that 

Jeva'>tdted the beautiful San 

FI HnCI"COBay area would unfold 

all HIouud hun Spar ks had Just 

ellteled the fit 8t "ectlOn of the 

Bay Blldge "when everythmg 

W('llt nut'> " 

Ill'i gl dy Dodge rnlllivan he 

gan ilK k 1Ilj.{back and for tit ""II 

much that I tea lIy thought It 

Wdh gomg to tiP over" The CUI 

lelt "like all fOUl tll e'> had 

blown," he '>Hld 

But Spar kh knew Ill,>tantly 

what actually had happened - 

that hiS gl eatef>t feal III 20 yeal'> 

of commutlllg aclOss thl'i 5 tmle 

blldge wa" coming true 

"I've alwayb been fearful that 

I would be caught on the Bay 

Bndge dUllJlg commutet traffic 

dur mg a lJlaJOl ealthquake" 

survives Bay Bridge during quake 

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Grosse Pointe News 

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111111Iii 11(' IIl1m hi" home to hi'> 

~dll 1'1dIlU"lty 

01 Mllhlg,Hl 1..11\ &hool 

A 19'j!J gl,HlLwtc of UIO.... el1tel' \ ote 

whIch placed candidate Eugene 

Casazza as challei\el to lll(UrJI 

bent Judge Matthe\\ RUInO!a and 

Iemoved GI acey flom thc lUll 

nmg 

The stay abo put'> on hold all) 

actIOn legal dlllg absentee bdllot 

printing and distributIOn 1'01 the 

Nov 7 electIOn, as II apphe~ to 

the Fal ms JudiCial Iace 

The Appeal" COUIt l',ll hl'l dl' 

By John MmOls 

Asslslanl Edllor 

"They're ugly a" "111 

"It's hke somethmg oul of 

RevelatIOns Thl''ie th1l1g" \\ l'll' 

everywhere It''i hOI)('Il''''' You 

cannot 

tlOn" 

Imagme '>uch dev,I"LI 

ThIs wasn't a world\\ ale III\ ,I 

SlOn of blbhcal locu",,", bl'lI1g d(' 

sCllbed by Ann Stllckel of Ihe 

Gros'5C Pomte Shm e" Bl'autlftc,1 

t,on ('nmm."".on R'ltI1P. " \\fh 

what "he expellE.'nced Cat h thl" 

summcr at hel and hCI hu" 

band'" tl ee falm 111 ('I,ll e 

County And It'" nol 10('\1"1,, 

she's 

moths 

talking aoout, It'" 1-,1\ P"\ 

Clare Counly h,l,> IWl'n l''\lll'll 

cncmg hcavy d(o[olmt lOll of 11tl 

ee" by 1,') pw mol h I,ll \ .11', 

cau~lIlg all kmd" of dam,I~1' ,l11d 

n\llsances, and IIlpmht'I" of Ihf' 

Grosse Pomt Shade 11PI' Coun 

CII ale l'lfll\1d tlll' " ('OUI t. hO\\ evel, ';,'1anted 

a "ta) \\ hell J(dulm,lll celtlfied 

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cake, \ldl1t" to CJI It, 'lIld \1,lIlh 

the \otel" 10 1\all lIl1tJ! It 

bdkl'" 

Cd"d7/,I" " 

COUlt IColIIt of Appeal>'" to dl'> 

I upt thc genel al ell'ctHlIl of No\ 

7, 1989 to gl\ e the \1Iol1g-dOl-' 

Iu'> c1hll1cl' to fUllhl'1 dl>"IUpt tile 

Group calls for gypsy moth 

program before it's too late 

\\ hele. Rice ",lid of thl' h" Ib\ 

moth "It">., a de\a"latlllg IIl"Cll. 

much 1ll00l' Ih,lll D\lt(, II e,ll>"l'\ {,I\ Ihlll~ 

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c,llhng 101 a h"P-';\ Illolh 11,IJl 

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.III thl' POll1tt', "0 Ih,11 Ihe 

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2A 

It's Dlore than a matter of party politics 

in Grosse Pointe City's race for mayor 

By John Minnis 

Assistant Editor 

It bel.pn \lllh ,I dhpule ()\ 1'1 

Gro..,"" Po lllll' CII, .., u'nll'nlll,l1 

and Illm ('ounclh\lllll.lll ~h 111.1 

Snlllh \" gOIng on to ch,lIl\'ngp 

the 111,\\ 01 f(lI Ill'" Job 7\' 0\ 'j' 

DUring the "Ulllmel fil'l lelm 

Counuh\ oman Smith ,1Cllhl'd 

Ma) 01 LOll'llLO D BI 0\1 nlllg of 

0pp0;,lllg hel planned 1989 cen 

ten mal pdlty for the cll \ 111 Au 

gusl because of hel plan;, to lun 

agamst him fOl mayOl Whll" 

the CIty CouncIl ended the cen 

tenmal' dIspute b) "'pecl candy 

Thl' Woods Pubhc Safety De 

Pdl ment pI OVIdI'd the follOWing 

gUldehnes by the NatIOnal 

Confl'ctlOner 

Ralph Clark, secletal y of the 

school board, and the IlIdn 

on the left was Chm Ie" Pat 

ce II'>, pI eSlde n t of the hChooI 

bo,1Id, accO! dmg to Mary 

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October 26, 1989 

Grosse Pointe News tiCl4 

Halloween: 10 years after brutal murder of Farms 

By John Minnis 

ASSistant Editor 

Ten years ago on Halloween a 

44-year old Farms woman was 

walking home on Kercheval 

about 6'30 p m when a 35 year. 

old man approached her from 

behmd 

He put hIS left arm around 

her neck and WIth hIS nght 

hand holdIng a 14-mch, sharp 

ened screwdrIver, he stabbed the 

woman 11 tImes In the left 

chest 

The suspect, though never 

charged WIth murder, confessed 

In 1982 to the slayIng m the 

Farms, as well as a dozen mur 

del'S elsewhele But In three 

years, the kIller, Coral Eugene 

Watts, may be paroHed from a 

Houston JaIl 

In reactIOn to the poSSIbIlIty of 

the mass killer pOSSIbly gomg 

free, "CrIme Watch TOnIght," a 

daIly program shown on Channel 

2 at 4 pm, had a camera 

crew m the Farms to mtervlew 

the officers who mvestlgated the 

mUIder of Jeanne Carol Clyne 

on Halloween 1979 The show 

WIll all' on an unspeCified date 

withm a couple of weeks, saId 

speCIal projects pi oducer Chnsto 

pher BenjamIn 

Clyne's body was found by res. 

Ident Howard Ballantyne, then 

20 years old, who lIved near the 

murder scene on Kercheval between 

MelTlweather and Loth- head under the water and near 

rap. The first officer at the scene drowmng her If she dIdn't coop 

was a 24-year-old named Dan erate 

Jensen Because there was no phySical 

It was the first murder he'd eVIdence lInkIng Watts to the 

expenenced as an officer Today, Farms murder, then Wayne 

a Farms detectIve, he remem. County ProsecutOl WIlham L 

bers that her body was stIlI Cahal~n, a Farms reSident who 

warm and that she was clutch. I!:>now a ClrcUlt Court Judge, 

Ing leaves and tWigs In her gave FIeld Wlltten permISSIon to 

hands where she fell offer Watts ImmunIty If he 

DespIte hundreds of how s of agreed to be mtervlewed m 

overtime by Farms DetectIves Houston by the detectIve 

George VanTlem, Earl FIeld, On Aug 18, 1982, Watts not 

Sam Cardella, Farms PolIce only confessed to Field that he 

ChIef Robert Ferber, other offi kIlled Clyne, but he confessed to 

cers from the Farms and all the kllhng two other women "in 

Pomtes and Harper Woods and a your town" Field theOrIzes one 

team from the MichIgan State woman was killed m Harper 

Pohce, the brutal Oct 31, 1979, Woods and another In DetrOIt 

murder was never solved Watts told FIeld he was drlV- 

That IS the murder was never mg alound and just picked 

tned m c~urt .._~~ .. 91lne_ out .et random He fol. 

Detective' Fleldy>- "'o\Yeverri\tew~ ~e'lm his>~ ,as she 

knows who dId It, and (the con. 

fessed mass mw derer IS sIttIng 

In a Texas pnson. In fact, he 

was supposed to be locked up for ,.... 

60 years following hIS 1982 arrest 

and conVictIOn in 1982. 

In 1982, Watts was sentenced 

to 60 years Without parole for 

burglary WIth mtent to commIt 

murder He was found m 

a Houston apartment where he 

had tIed one woman up WIth 

coat hangers and was sexually 

assaultIng another woman m 

her bathtub. In heu of a weapon, 

he was holding the woman's 

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Confessed mass murderer could be free in three years 

PholIJ ~l\ Jo~m '1m,,,, 

Farms Detective Earl Field shows where Jeanne Carol Clyne was killed by confessed mass murderer 

Coral Eugene Wattl on Halloween 1919. Chris Benjamin. special project producer for "Crime 

Watch Tonight:' and cameraman Doug Tracey shot the local footage on a segment about Watts 

for airing on Channel 2 on an unspecified date in the next week or two. 

walked from her psychlatnst's 

office on the Hill He then drove 

on ahead and waited for her and 

approached her from behInd 

Watts IS described as anImal-lIke 

m hIS stalkmg of a VIctIm, and 

once he picked out a woman to 

kill, he never gave up untIl he 

succeeded 

When he was arrested In 

Texas, he confessed to 11 mUI 

ders there, makmg a total of 14 

woman he has specIfically admIt 

ted to kilhng Pohce further be 

heve he is responSIble for 26 

other murders - a total of 40 

women 

Field said that durIng the 

seven-hour mtervlew, Watts ad. 

mltted to kllhng a woman every 

three weeks In the metro DetrOIt 

area from 1972 or 1973 untIl he 

left for Texas m March 1981 

He's suspected of kllhng thlee 

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women m Ann Al bOl In 1980, 

where he was dubbed the "Sun 

day MornIng Slasher" 

At the tIme of the Ann Arbor 

kIllIngs, polIce there dId have 

Watts under aITest FIeld went 

to Ann Arbor to mtel view 

Watts, but the defense attorney 

Iefused to allow It Moments 

later, the Ann AI bar detectIVes 

receIved an anonymous call stat 

mg that Watts was the Sunday 

MornIng Slasher Police belIeve 

the anonymous caller was the 

defense attorney 

While In Ann Arbor, FIeld 

gave Watts a cup of coffee and 

bummed a cIgarette for him 

from hiS partner, Cardella Two 

years later when FIeld mter. 

VIewed Watts, the mass murderer 

remembered FIeld's kmd 

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Even with all the confessIOns, 

Watt!:> hafully 

eluded polIurveJllance and 

left no physIcal eVIdence behInd 

But FIeld I'> conVInced Watts 

kIlled Clyne be court ruled the defendant 

wasn't mformed that he 

faced a lethal weapon charge 

Hence, no deadly weapon charge 

dnd he gets a chance at parole 

"You're Sick to your stomach 

that he gets out," FIeld said, "If 

he get

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P01l1te" II auld be mOLe effiCient 111 May 1988 by the City Counctl 

loluntt'l'l dttOl nel.. !lorn t1w thmk IS right" they arise 

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After Nov. 7, 

will Park still 

be Palmer's? 

T"O \l'tt'ran 

m,I\OI", P,tllllt'l Ilpl'nan 

m the Pal k ,llll! LOll'n/O "Hed" 

BJ'()\\llIng III tIll' elt\, ,liP f,lcmg 

challengel'" \\ ho ,IIl' t,d...lIlg I~~lle \\ Ith 

many of till' lIlctunlwnh' ,Ill 1011"" ,llld poll 

CIl'" ,md tl1ll" IWlghtelling mll'll,,,t III till' 

~ov 7 electIOn l,lmp,ugn 

In the Pal k, 1l',11e"tate blOkel Dutch 

Hendllcks IS t.mgllllg \\ Ith ,111 old h wnd 

\\ lth \\ hom he h,l" p,lIll'd pO)ltll"ll com 

pan\, 1Il part becau"e of tIll' 1~88 pll, .... lden 

t lal conte"t In \\ hlch IlplH!t leI.. .... "upportl'd 

GeOlge Bu .... h ,md Heen,lIl b,lckl'd Rep 

,Jack Kemp 

But Hendncks' Clli rent II ItIChm de and the setting up of a Puhhc 

Safety Dppaltment that put man' pollcp on 

the street., have helped "harp1\ rpduce 

U Ime She applauds the work of TfFA and 

DnA m lmprovmg re"ldentH\l ,md hUSInp.,., 

dlstnct., and l>UppOI1"rec\-clmg and. 

eventually, 

pro/.,rram 

a POInte-WHipcurb"Ic!pIck up 

.- 

Ms Pilorget, chaJl'Woman of the beautificatIOn 

commISSIOn, says the two counCIl vacancies 

aroused her interest and explain 

her candidacy, She sees progress under 

TlF A programs as "fantastic" and says 

new plantings and other improvements 

have made possible many beautificatIOn 

awards 111 the TIFA dIstrict. It was her 

Idea to expand the awards to the reSIdential 

areas. 

Dean Valente, a lawyer and a lifetime 

Park reSident, is making his first try at elective 

office. but he has been 1I1volvOOin 

campaigns for candidates for many higher 

state and U S. offices. He says his substantIal 

background in business and the law 

would enable him to help with community 

planning and also permit him to give back 

'lomethmg to the community. 

The fifth challenger IS Art Williams, a 

mechanical engineer who has been presIdent 

of two corporatIOns. A licensed pilot, 

he has been the spearhead of the Grosse 

P01l1te Study Commit~e for the Detroit 

City Airport and helped persuade the the 

Park, City and Farms councils to pass res. 

olutIOns opposmg the the airport's master 

plan He also supports the TIFA and DDA 

projects and applauds the Public Saf~ty 

Department's crime control efforts. 

In makmg Its endorsements, the News 

revlCWSits interviews as well as the back, 

grounds and experience of the candidates. 

After doing so, we recommend re-election 

of Robson and give the edge among the 

other candidates to Ms. Pilorget and WH. 

hams, even though we think all of the 

challengers would fill the vacanctes well. 

more umformed officers now are patrolhng 

the street than under the old police department 

In the News' opmlOn, Heenan deserves 

re.electlOn because, despite HendJ Icks' cnt. 

IClsm, there has been an ImpreSSive redevelopment 

of much of the reSidential area, 

the busmess dlstncts have been upgraded 

and cI'ime has been substantially reduced 

In the City, Mayor Browmng IS under 

attack from Myrna Smith, an associate 

real estate broker With a local firm, who 

was elected to the council two years ago 

and who now IS gunnmg for the mayor 

She recommended that the City Founda. 

tlon board be expanded to mclude cItizen 

members, wants more city communicatIOn 

WIth the pubhc, beheves the city's certificates 

of occupancy should be enforced on a 

umform baSIS, wants more long-range 

planmng and thmks the city government 

should be more responsive to Its cItizens 

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RO~rI lI.lll'\ \IJlIJlZ(1 

J 8tA'.lmll (,lLlff,r --\,"IJIlI \IJ J"l 

Ptll'C J lhrLnl'1 

(hm Utll,,, 

holm \1 h.1.uIG"\~1 

h. .. ll\lu'. \1 "(fllMtn 

.erne 

Ava t 

Burt-au 

All III all, challenger Smith believes she 

could provide strong leaderslllp, unproved 

services and new Ideas. She says her candidacy 

gives voters a chOIce for mayor and 

pronuses quarterly ncws!ettC! s to help mform 

the residents of what IS going on In 

the City If she ISelected mayor 

A retired busllless executive, Browning 

defends his reb'lme and POllltl:i to many 

governmental effolis to Improve the qual- 

Ity of hfe 111 the City. Those efforts Include 

attacking contll1umg problems such as the 

mamtenance and rebtoratlOn of the IOfras 

tructm e and the use of mOlethan $1 md- 

1Ion m block b'l'ants over the years to help 

finance the Improvement of stleets, Sidewalks, 

the water system and even home 

maintenance 

He also IS sensItive to future needs, such 

as recycling of waste which he regards as 

someth1l1g "we have to do." He beheves 

that communicatIOn between the CIty government 

and the people has been good and 

IS testified to by the rapid responses made 

to public requests 

In his 18 years as mayor and councilman, 

Brow11lng hab served Ius community 

well and, In our op1l1lOn,deserves re-electlOn 

For her part, Ms Smith deserves 

credit for brmg1l1g new Ideas to the mayor's 

race and givmg voters the oppOltumty 

to weigh the city government's petformance 

from a different perspectIVe 

\h,hrk:(h Blur 

R.:n« (.rl,lbdl 

lHbr:a

Looking for 

• 

service 

and a smile 

Imagme, If you will, a busIness 

that would be pi ohlbited 

from uSll1g the word ,el VIti! m 

any of Its newspapel, radIO or 

TV advertising Imagine that 

thIS business couldn't have a service 

counter, sel vice reptesentatlve 

01 service depattment The 

word Itself would be banned for 

ever from the company's vocabu 

lary How long could such a 

place operate? 

You know the answer The 

words i>erUlce and hlli>llieSS have 

become synonymous It doesn't 

matter what kmd of bUSiness It 

IS - Its reason 1'01' bemg IS to 

serve someone or some Industry 

Every legitimate bUSiness pndes 

Itself on Its bCrVlce, and compames 

thnve and pi OSpel not 

necessarily becau~ then prod 

ucts are supenor, but because 

theIr service IS 

, . 

So why IS it that many busI- 

IWS'>Chdon't understand thlt;? A 

perhon can start up a busmess 

and mve!>t a lot of sweat, guts 

and long hours In It and roll 

back the pi ofits Into the com 

Ilunv to make It healthy Then 

the owner hires people who 

thmk they're domg the customer 

a favor by bemg there It',! a puz 

zlement 

I wa on my way home 

opened I could buy freshly 

baked blead With no preserva 

tlves once or tWIce a week and 

maybe even a glonous coffee 

cake onle m awhile No more 

mass produced, cellophane 

WIapped, slIck loaves that can 

lIve mold free for two weeks 

The first tIme I went III there 

was my last The counter clerk 

was reading and dIdn't look up 

when I came m She sullenly got 

the bIead I asked for from the 

shelves, added up the Items and 

then, 1'01 the first tIme, spoke - 

to tell me what lowed, She took 

my money and gave me change 

and lesumed her readmg, No 

thank you And that's what I 

mentally said to the bus mess as 


October 26, 1989, Page 7A 

, " 

City park 

To the Editor: 

I have had enough of 

small-town polItICS and 

would lIke to set the record 

straight concernmg Myrna 

Smith and the Grosse POInte 

City Park 

FIrst of all, I did wnte 

Mrs Smith a letter, addressing 

the problems at the 

park I pomted out that the 

publIc works department, 

not our parks and recreatIOn 

department, WIll not pIpe III 

hot water for the locker 

room sIIlks, nor WIll they 

stop usmg a sand and paint 

mIxture for the locker room 

floors, which peels away and 

looktatlOn 

whIch I knew had an all' pump 

but the pump wa"n't ....here It 

u&Cdto be - or anywhere 

The attendant told me that 

the parent company - a major 

011 firm - barred the bu"me,,'> 

from re Installmg Itf, all' pump 

after the btatlOn had been reno 

vated It was dE'emed to be a 

safety hazard, the employee bald 

I fil5uH:d m) tm, ....Ith 12 

pounds of all' was a sufety haz 

ard and to make matte Is WOl"e, 

-t.~ 

Treats might be 

tricks for kids 

The Felllgoid ASSOCiatIOn of 

the Umted States, a non profit 

orgamzatlOn to help hyperactive 

chIldren, wants parents to be 

aware of the results of some re 

search about synthetiC dyes and 

Davors m candy, 

Candy, lollIpops, Jelly beans 

and other Halloween fare, the) 

say, are loaded With synthetIC 

chemIcals While sugar IS often 

blamed for behaVIOr problems 

and hyperactIvIty, they say, 

sugar IS only part of the problem 

Many of the candles dlStllb- 

\lted a.s treats /In Halioween,con 

taIn sYl1thetIc chemIcals made 

from petro'~urn that are susP4'Ct 

as health hazards, they say. and 

may cause hyperactIvity m children 

The Femgold ASSOClUtlOnsuggests 

that familIes dlstnbute 

candles Without synthetIC stuff - 

or non food tl eats - for Halloween 

favOIs 

To learn more about addltIVe~, 

and whIch ones to aVOId, send a 

self addlessed stamped envelope 

to Feingold Parent Support 

Group, POBox 6550, AlexandrlU, 

Va 22306 

to enlarge theIr store m 

Grosse Pointe Woods for the 

convemence of shoppmg m 

our own neighborhood 

Dolores Blohm 

Grosse Pointe City 

Protest 

To the Editor: 

In antICIpatIOn of the re 

percussions caused by ac 

tlOns I orgamzed on Saturday, 

Oct 14. at the Planned 

Parenthood Holiday Mart. I 

thought It pI udent to gwe 

you mformatlOn Planned 

Parenthood's public relations 

machme Will convemently 

keep to Itself 

First, please read the altl 

cle pubhshed III (the Oct 15) 

The Detroit News The artI' 

cle IS a fine example of a re 

portel not dOing hiS her Job 

Please 1'0110\\ these 

Aller checklllg It out, tll!' 

,>poke'>man reaflil mld what the 

n't enough room 1'01 -.et to 

!'mployeee., and make them mem- 

0I17e It t 1mpOI 

Llllt per'>ol1III any bU!>lIle'>'> 

2 A (U "/ome! IS not dependent 

on u'> - WI' ,lie dependent on 

hlln 

:l A (""lrl/1wr 1 11ale 'Wmellme'> fOIled to deal 

rhat\ uhually an experwnu' III 

fI u"tl at IOn and helple'>sne'>" and 

butll 

He 1 u'> hi" wante., It IS our Job 

to fill tho'>e ....dnl'> 

9 A 11/I/oml'! 1

SA 

Jack W. Mills 

MIS Hol1"JlIlllI was active III 

the Wumen'" City Club, the Cot 

A IIwmUlIll! i>elVice for Jack tage Hospital Au .... lhm y '\Ild the 

\V ~lllls, 82, of Grosse Pomte Rl'pubht'llll Party, hel vlIlg fm 

F.\lll\s, will be held Fllday, Oct scvetal yeclls 011 the Hepubhwll 

27 .It GlOsse POlllte Memonal 

ClllllCh, 16 Lakei>hOle, GI0!:>SC 

State FIlI,lIIce COlllllllttee 

She w"" also ,lIl accolllpll!>hl'd 

POIllIl' F'\lII1i> 

:'\11 Mills died Mond.ty, Oct 

m tli>tS "nd needlewoman 

MI s Hull man moved to S,m 

2.1, 1989 at Cottage Hospital, Mm 

bOlll III Pl'lIn"ylvdnla 

Ill' \1.1" ,Ill -1lIduteet 

He lIdS 

fO! Ralph 

SUiVIVOI~ IIIdude 

b,md, Kenneth, 1I 

S"lIy, and a i>on. G,lIy 

hel hus 

daughtel, 

l '.ddt'l A!:-!:>OlI,lte:,III Dell Olt, Ie 

11IIlIg III 1977 

lit, \1.1" a 1930 6'1adudte uf the 

MemOlldl cOlltllbutlOns 

be made to CAHAL, 1337 

MOBlca Mall, SUite 306, 

m.ly 

Sant.l 

Santa 

Learning not to burl} 

lll1l\ el.,,1 y ul MIChigan College 

01 All hltectlll I' and WdS a mem 

Ill'l of till' Tdu SIgma Delta and 

MOllica, Cullf 90101 (Attn I\1s 

Hoblll Schneldel, e....ecullve dll ec 

tOl ) 

The 4-year-old pre-school class lrom Grosse Pomte Co- I'hl 1\,lpp.l PhI honOl SOCieties 

operative Nursery School hstened to Oilleer Sally Beghin 01 

:-'11 Mill::. othel membershIps Etta Maywood 

the Grosse POinte Woods Publie Salety Department during Illdlldl'd the The Amencan Instl 

Etla MayI' 000, 62, fm merly 01 

Fire Salety Week Oct. 8-14. The students learned about all I1I11' of AI dutect", he was an 

GIO Vel heyden Funeral 

• \\ III ['.Ill IIlIU., I1m\ll p,1I I 

h Ib .,101\ tll,lt h 11011 11.111ll1l,d 

HOllle, Glo!>"e Pomte Pal k 

11011LI 01 I I d ~ltt' 11.1'" .111.1111,I 01 

!I1\\l1e"'" .llld 1l1l1\l'1",11 :-'IOll' II 

1IIIIOilIlll 11IIh Ihl' g,IlIlUl 01 

h I "101\ .11>0111mell .1lHI \\ Ollll'l\ 

Betty H. Hoffman 

.ulll "l'" ,\lid II Il'''l''h 1lI .1 pilI 

101 U OIl Illlp ... 

I be l.I ...1 I'" .b f"lhm., 

• PIIl' ...1 Ill' I" bl',llpII 101 

1'1' ,lll'd. "l'l'hllll.: 1IIlIh bel,lu"'l' 

hi belle!" h.lll' bl'l' II bddh 

,h ..kl'll 

• \\ 1l0(!lUttPI llulllble, ~l'IN 

11\" but meek He h \\,11\ .lIld 

In 111l1.lble 

• Wlgllhlkel AlL'll 'lIId ll' 

'''\llll'lu\' hl' I... ,I uI"llIu"'IlJllld 

lll\ I I\ho luuk" ,II 11k .1" lOuhh 

\I,d Il.llh Ill' I" Jel'lllIg .lIIll lOll 

JlI-"llill .,11.11111' \11(1 h\ ~ll'll.I Sht' 

I' ~Plllit'd 11111l.111l"Utl1lg lO1l1 

T1l(lllIlP ......... 

• \Iothll Lldl'l h pi olld plO 

IlLllll .lIld dl'II.III1 l1el 111.1111 

"pl'l'lhl" ,Ill' pollll .,oldoqllll':' 

• ;\lulllllll lhl' hu"b.llId 

~Pl'I\..lllg Illl\llll,h IIl'I Il'll ... Ill" 

\l'I"'I011 01 tIll 11l1lIdl'. SIll' 11,11., 

tlit ..,tlll\ III.l bl'l\jlllilll tl.lI11l' 

A lOlllll tlll l'11tHI 111\1,11 d lip 

"'\Illhlll~ Ildl Ill' lIll1 ....~.1l\ 

101 1\101t'1ll!01llhili01i l,dl ]J10 

dlllli \1.11I ')11111.11h~-) IlrJ(' 

Betty H Hoffman, longtIme 

1l'''ldent of GIO.,i>ePomte Woods, 

died Wedne.,dclY, Oct 18, 1989 

.lllel ,I long Illness She was 

bUIll III Hdlllle, WIS 

1\11., Hollman \Ias a 1936 

gl dduate of the Ul1IVelslty of 

l\hlhlgan, gwduatmg magna 

lUIIl laut!e In pohtlcal science 

PI 101 to World Wal" II, she 

helped dll ect U S Al my tank 

PloductlOn fOi the Wal at the 

l\I.1.,!:-eyHan IS Co 

JOHN F: DeHAYES, Jr: 

CANDIDATE FOR 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS 

CITY COUNCIL 

~ VOTE NOVEMBER 7, 1989 

GOALS • To llI.tlllldlll lh~ IIllq!,1Ily ,HId bc,lUly of our city and act upon Its CItizens' 

llllllCrn., thruugh O(lLII ,l1ld 1I11p,lIll,ll communicallOn 

INJ



Park mayor 

~ 

Io'rom paJ{e 18A 

would do II ell'Lled 1Il,1\01 I'" 10 

IllIlIwdl..llely Ul'glll le"tlllg of lhl' 

city' ... dllllklllg watel I h. "',Ild 

the tebl::. ollly co ...l $7 [) aplt'll' 

and UIe nece ..."m y, l....pl'clilily 

cOl1sldelll1g thal thel I.' I'> ...01Ill' 

lead plplllg III lhe Pm k 

CUlltel JIIng Il'lycl IIlg , Il('n 

dlltk::. thlllk~ lhe I'olllle'>, ,I'> 

well a ... "oulhe.l,>l Mldllg.lIl, nel.d 

to take a mUI I.' tll.lII "'l0 le\olutlOlwl V that 

aftel the \1 aI, mach lIle ::.hop" 

aCloss the wuntry 'Idopted the 

Ideab uedted fOI It 

He ne\ el "lopped deSIgn IIlg 

, membelshlpmnt( .... 

do') 

Although tn I'" I'" Ilendlllk .... 

lil ...t .lltl'lIIpl at pLlhlll omlt, III'" 

polltllal HltlVltll'.., hclvl' Illdudeu 

dl and' a\1 dl

, 

\ 

20A 

1 incumbent for 3 seats leaves 

BV John MinniS 

Assislani Editor 

\Vlth tlll('e Gllh"l' Pll111(P Il,u I-. 

('It) Council "'P.lt" lip 1m l'll'l t\OlI 

and 0111\ Olll' llll'lllllbl'nt IUllllllI~ 

to keep hI" b(',lt t lw fil Id b OP('II 

to .I dl\C'I"l' "el,,t t\10 

Ldkepoll1te could qualify fOl a 

ne\\ people Will be on the coun 

cli Two ne\\ people c,w mean a 

change III the dll ettlOn of the 

councd ,md the Clt), ,1I1d ;\hllel 

Valerie Moran 

, [ \ e .lh\ ay 0:; been 111 the back 

h" ollnd" 'lhe said, "no\\ people 

beautificatIOn awmd Of the 82 

lesldentlUl d\\alds f10m the com 

miSSIOn thiS yeat, many al e Sill e 

to go to homes In the TIF A dls 

doesn't want a change fOl lhe have SUlci 1 "hould get m the tnet 

worse 

She said the Park IS m an 

upward movement lIght ncm 

and she wanb It to contmue 

Though thiS IS hel first \ en 

ture mto pOlltIC'l, MilICI bTJ e\\ up 

.n a pohtlcall) actl\e fanllly Hel 

father, Donald S LeonUld \\a'i 

chIef j'Hlge of DetlOlt RecOldel ~ 

Court, and he held othel leadel 

fOJeflOnt' 

She held \anous leadelshlp 

pOhltlOns \\ Ith the PIl'I ce Middle 

School PTO and the Globse 

Pomte South High School Moth 

el" Club She ha'l a bachelOJ ''l 

debTJee m teachmg home econom 

lC... dnd d mastel's flom Wayne 

State UI1l\'el'llty m vocatIOnal 

educatIOn She hab taught on 

"I thmk It'S fantasltc," she 

smd of the TlF A progt'am 

While Pilorget noted that 

ClIme has gone down slgmfi 

cantly and said she dId not be 

lJeve cnme IS an Issue III thIS 

campaIgn, she dId thmk thel e 

ale many !tttle things lesldents 

can do to deter cnme She sUld 

that while campalgnmg doOl to 

ship posltlOn'i m the ,>tdte befO! e 

hIS death m 1976 

MIliCI has h\ed IJ1 th(. Pdll-. 

lOntl.lct and aC fO! dblht'd ~pou~e'" 

and chlldlen, ,1 me\11hel or the 

PU::H..e ~'~IJG!~ S~~r.nl !Yf() ltlrl 

Ploh"'.lJl1 fOl her 8t Paul neIgh 

hOl hood ,md 'ihe I'> \ el y pleased 

th 11 ('lImp I" clown ...ol1\e 40 pel 

the Po 111tes and 

mal ket for recycled 

h,' rlPfllPn 

elsewhere. 

goods has 

a 

to 

an active nwmlwi of Cllll ...t 

Church 

She I" bUppOl tel 01 the Pm k ... 

Tax Incentl\l' AllthOllt\ tTIFAJ 

program 1'01 Wa\ blll n, ;\1tartmg to look )('.111, g(xxl" "he 

said 

Shl' ,11,,0 lIh.p... \\ hdt "he "PC'''' 

cent 0\ el the pd"t few) em" 

It" \el) Important to be able 

to go out of YOlll house at 3 m 

the ,Iftel noon OJ '3 111 the mOl n 

ll1g 'll1d he "afe .. "he "did While 

11lm( 1.., declll1l11g, "h(' "',lId the 

P,II k (.Innot 1('1,1' 'It'b amazmg 

hml much of .I cltfference 1m 

Clll1ll I \\l' can make." she 'laid 

Moran 10:; ,1 "trong "upporter of 

Ipc\chng 'I "l!e that as the 

She pomted out that ",hen she 

\\ as "tudymg m India 10 yeal s 

"go, Amencans at that tIme 

Well.' dh'eady usmg 10 times the 

numhel of resource'l per capita 

a'l t he people of IndIa 

PJ!orget IS very concerned 

\\ Ith the apparent lack of hous. 

mg for sectIOn of the Park 

Robson also pOlllted out that 

the area benefits from cIty as- 

SIsted loans fOJ mcome pI opertICS, 

reSident owners and low m. 

come borrowel s 

"You can't go thlOugh the 

aJ ea Without seelllg work bemg 

done," he said of the NOJthwest 

TIF A district. "That whole area 

1'i burstmg With confidence" 

The mcumbent counctlman l'i 

al'>o e,clted about the Downtown 

Development AuthOllty on Jef. 

felson He pomted out how well 

the The Pomtes Office Centre at 

Westchester turned out, and he's 

lookmg forward to development 

on Jefferson at Barnngton, 

which Will mean a new bmldmg 

for MichIgan NatIOnal Bank and 

other office tenants 

He is concerned about the 

Lakepomte Oldsmobile bmldmg 

remalllmg vacant He was dlsap 

pOInted to see a recent devel 

oper's plans be voted down by 

the counCil Because of reSidents' 

concerns, Robson voted agamst 

the developer's plans to put a 

pasta factory m the bmldmg, he 

'lUld He said other parties have 

recently expres to make bUIe 

they,ll e up to code The JI1bpeC 

tlOn~ ale not lestllcted to whe 

thel the pJOpert\' hab changed 

0\\ nel "hip 

He IS also pi oud 01 the ne\1 

Pubiit Safety ALLXlhary formed 

111 the Park 'He ~md th~ $10,000 

btdl t up cost wab well worth It 

The aU'lhaJlsts go thlough 

tl all1ll1g and help out 111 emelgencles, 

as 1\ell as the tradl 

tlOnal parade duty The au:xlltar. 

l,>tS also have to serve at least 

eight hOUl'i on duty a month, 

and all the aU;"lhal y oflicers WIll 

be on tlll' Stl ('et 'i un Halloween 

Rob"on ,tI"o pomted out that 

CIline m the Pal k IS down 18 

pel tent last yeal and 42 percent 

over the past four yem s He al"o 

pOinted out that the Pm k has a 

ne\\ city manager who can help 

take the city mto the 1990s 

Over the past four years, 

there's been a tremendous tUI naround 

m the Pal k, Robson said, 

but he wal ned that the city and 

It" leadel s cannot rest on their 

laUl els He sUld the cIty has an 

outstandmg mayOl and a good 

City Council, and he looks fO! 

wal d to at least a couple of new 

councd members 

"We're workmg hard," he said 

of the councIl and cIty admll1lstI 

atlOn "Communtly confidence 

has nevel' been higher" 

Dean Peter Valente 

Valente, 30, IS lookmg to take 

ovel hiS brothel Mm k Valente 

III's pOSitIOn on the counctl, 1'1 om 

whIch hiS older blOt her I eSlgned 

Iecently due to hiS appomtment 

\\ Ith the fedeml government m 

Washmgton, DC 

Valente said commumty sel 

vice IS a traditIOn With the Val 

ente family, and he hopes to 

take over from where hiS brother 

left off, though he does have hiS 

own opmlOns on the Issues 

Valente IS a lawyer with hiS 

own practice on Mack m Grosse 

Pomte City He earned his law 

degree at the Umverslly of De 

trOlt Law School and hiS under. 

!,'raduate degree from Villanova 

University 

A hfelong Grosse Pomte Park 

re'lldent, Valente saId he (and 

hiS brother) are the third genera 

tlOn of Valentes to hve III the 

Park He saId thiS IS his first at 

tempt at pubhc office himself, al. 

though he has worked on many 

other campaigns, mcludmg those 

of PreSidents Reagan and Bush 

Valente beheve5 the TIFA pro 

gram has been a wonderful suc 

cess He saId It has sohdllied 

property values m the northwest 

dlstnct, and people are movmg 

mto the area to raise famlhes 

LikeWise, he saId the TIFA 

dlstnct has helped encourage 

busmess Improvements on Mack 

and Kercheval and on Jefferson 

through the DDA He said it 

usually takes one home or one 



Park council race wide open 

mg the Park IS the lutm e, PJ1()J. 

gl't Sdld She POJllt'i to the IHdm. 

lenancl' 01 the aging 

IllIJ lIbtrucllll e, such dS the com 

bllwd stOl m ,md santtary ~e\\ el 

.." btem, a ...bomcthlllg thdt h,u; to 

be pl,mned fOl SIll' "ald thl' fll 

lUll' has to be planned "Wl' 

C,II1't be content With the statel" 

quo:' ;,Ill' Sdld "We can't f,ay 

'I ...n t It 1\ondel ful now?' Wl' 

hd\ e to Sdl' '\VOI\'t It be wandel 

1'1I1then'" " 

PdOl get hao; bepn dn educdtOl 

to! 18 I'pal;, and has hVl'd lJ1 thl' 

P,ll k ~\'Ith hPI lanllly for 14 

\'l',ll S She I.., d member of the 

GI o,>~e Pomtl' Pm k FoundatIOn, 

dctl\ e III the chon ,md on the 

pedcemah.lJ1g comnuttee at 

GIO";;" Pomte l\1emOlI,11 (,hlllch, 

.I membel 01 the Defel Elemen 

tary School PTO and a supportel 

of the alts m DetlOlt 

On the BeautificatIOn Comn11':; 

~lOn, hel leadel ship has seen the 

begmnmg of the AI bor Week 

and City FIO\\ eJ probTJ'dms and 

she has helped monltOl the 

Dutch elm disease pi ogt'am 

"I thmk I'm dOll1g d good job," 

she satd, "and 1 thmk I can do a 

better Job as d counctl membel " 

bU"'lIle ...s to act a~ a catalYbt for 

uthel f, He would like to see 

nUll e ioot trdffic on Matk that 

1\ ollid enCOUIdge mOle Ietallers 

to locate theil' He oplmusllcally 

hopeb the Improvements m the 

1',11k would have " Ilpple effect 

that would Iedch dll o~... Mack 

A\'enul' 

1[e llj.,TJ l'es thdt the medians 

pl,mned 101 Matk wLlI act as an 

.Ittl ,ICtIVl' entl dnceway fOl the 

Pal k 'lIld wlil nldke the Jeffel 

...un bu ...me ......dl ...t1lct OMt much 

IIlOIl' ,Ippedhng to bu ...me% 

ConcellHng Cillne, Valente 

...,ud It' ... lInportant that the mes 

...,Ige get out that tiline IS dropplllg 

He bald It ''l a matter of 

IWIceptlOn \" reahty, dnd the 

leahty l'l that Cillne has dropped 

"Ollle 4U pel cent III Iecent years . 

Ill' bald the Pubhc Safety Depdl 

tnwnt 

job 

hd ... done an excellent 

He ,>,ud he ldvol b UPj.,TJ admg 

the ambuldnte ,>elvice m the 

Pat k flom bd"IC to limited ad 

vanced, which IS IepOl tedly 

bemg con"ldCl ed m the PUI k He 

'>ald an\ furthel steps, such as 

gomg to paramedics, would IeqUll 

e a lot of f,tudy as to the eco. 

nomic feablbLllty of the upgtade 

Valenle Ib " sllOng advocate of 

Iecyclll1g, and he said he has 

helped out on Satul day morn- 

II1gs dt South }hgh School when 

Iecyclable goodb aI e bemg col 

lected He "aId education and 

convemente aI e Important to 

make lecyclmg work, and he 

sUld the CitIes m the Pomtes 

would be near Sighted not to 

work together on I ecyclmg 

He fUI ther believes the 

Pomtes should get a good recy 

chng progl am gomg befOl e 

hlghel levels 01 govel nment 

make lecycllng mandatOlY 

ConcellHng bemor housmg, 

Valente said the filst problem l'l 

that people automatically equate 

senlOJ housmg WIth low mcome 

housmg, which IS not necessanly 

a con ect absumptlOn Another 

problem he said IS a lack of land 

m the Pomtes to bUIld any kmd 

of semor housmg, no matter 

what the mcome level of the ten. 

ants 

Valente said he has an excellent 

background m bus mess and 

law that Will make him an asset 

to the councd. Furthel more, he 

Said he can help the councd plan 

fOl the cIty's future Whde com 

mUl1Jty Jl1\'olvement IS Important 

to hiS famdy, he said he IS at the 

POint m hIS hfe and career 

\\ hel e he can make a commIt 

ment to the cIty 

"I feel It'S the nght tIme to 

h'lve back to the communtty," he 

smd 

Art J. Williams 

Wilhams, 63, IS a retned mas 

tel plumber, engmeer and 

former pi eSldent of two corpora. 

tlOns But he IS most known m 

Iecent Park history because of 

hIS relentless efTOlis to block ex. 

panslOn of DetrOIt CIty Au-port 

Arthur J. Williams 

A re'lldent of the Pomtes for 

40 yeal S - 22 of those years m 

the Park - William!> has most of 

hiS adult life mvested here, and 

he has been workmg for five 

years to see that the proposed 

mrport expanSlOn doesn't rob 

hIm and reSidents of all of the 

Pomtes of thell mvestments m 

the commumty 

He

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Grosse Pointe News Nt.W4 21A 

jJark councii 

From page 20A 

th.lt wlll uJnIlI1l..,h the qualIty 01 

hie III the POll1te,> He bald the 

 

tel plan, which would protect 

Ie,>ldentJaI al eas He wa» I I.' 

lIeved to o,ee the Lakepoll1te Old'> 

propo"dl denied He felt .I pasta 

factory wa!> totally mapplOplIen101 hou'>mg I;' a pi ob 

lem a" It I'> III the other 1'01l1te,> 

And II(; I" oppo'>Cd to any lOngl (. 

gdte 01 '>ub"ldlled houed 

He favO! s Iecycllng el101t., 111 

tll(; POll1le.., dlld ,.IV" )( (vdlllg L" 

,Iltu(' 

loo'>p npal Defel Element,l1 \ 

PlCrce :'vlldrll(' ..( hool,- 1 hI 

and 

ofli 

POll1tes to develop curb»ldl.' Ct'l the hltten, ,ICC01dl11g to poll(,!' II' 

No 1 Issue m the "tate 

Semor hOUSing IS another I" 

port.., 

The ('It\ \('IPII11,IIIo1n \1,1' 

"ue Kaess would lIke to see local UlII.'d ,111d till ,1111111,11"\\!'I(, 

mumclpahtws tackle "Sf'mOi 

Citizens are calhng out for hou" 

mg Many have hved here all 

their hves, and they want to 

stay 111 the Pomtes " 

Kaess SaId nothmg les" than a 

cooperatIve effort !x'twcen all 

tJanqlllll7l'd 'I hr dog'> ,1I(' IW111g 

:,(,Iei .it all amm,ll (llnle 

Thr mjllll{,'; In Ill!' ehddl!'n 

\\ err millOI', and J'\Ihhe Salf't \ 

Director Hlchal II ,J ( ,1I 1.'11 

pi al'\Cd Ihl' offiCI'I"" qlll, h "'1 IOn" 

\\hlch pn'vpnted II1£' pn ...... lhillt\ 

five Pomtes WIll 'lOlvc the lack of of marl' scrlOU" mJII1\ 10 till' 

semor housmg m the area 

children 

The War Memonal, admmls 

leI ed by :'\iark R Weber, presIdent 

was established III 1949 as 

a non-plolit CIVIC, cultUl al and 

educatIOnal as'\OClatlOn hononng 

tho;,e Glosse Pomtel s who 

»el ved 111 our countrv's armed 

fOlces 

Thloughout the year, the asso 

ClUtlOn sponsors classes, WOIk 

shops, educatIOnal tl avel oppor 

tumtICs and speCial events for all 

ages The actIVities al e outlined 

111 a calendar of events sent bl 

monthly to all households In the 

Glosse Pomte school dlstnct 

In additIOn, the hlstonc War 

Memonal faclhty, \\ Ith the adjacent 

FIles baHloom and audlto 

IllIm, IS a popular sIte for meet 

IIlg", confel ences, dll1ners, 

theatncal perrOl mances, conceits 

and IeceptlOn" Dunng liscal 

\ ear 1988/89. the associatIOn 

ho

22A 

Halloween means another "Halloween" at theaters near you, 

/Halloween V'is like its predecessors 

By Michael Chapp 

Special Writer 

OK It" Octobel It'~ gettmg 

l'Oldel It ~ gettmg dIN' to H,d 

!ll\\ccn You kno\I, of cOUI.,e, 

\1 h,11 t 111" IlIl'[ 

NOW AVAILABLE 

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MENU 

Whal s new at the Horn? Croissants Stir 

Frys Fresh Veg cooked to order Ch cKen 

Breasts CnlckenorTunaSalad Veg Ham 

& Cheddar Shrimp S\H Fry Super 

Submarine Sandwlcnes 

The program WIll salute masten\ 

arks from such notable composers 

as VerdI, PUCCIIl1and Ros. 

sml and present a montage of 

the country's gay, melanchollc 

and herOIC songs 

SlIlgmg duets as well as solos 

Will be soprano Cl'lstma Fonta 

neill, best known for hel apear 

ances m opel a and on Itallan teleVISlOn, 

and lync tenor Robel'! 

11entham, an American \\ ho has 

performed WIth several opera 

compames, mcludmg the New 

York Opera Ensemble and the 

Amencan Chamber Opera 

The tOUl'lIlg orchestra beanng 

the Mantovam name IS dnected 

by Bntlsh guest conductOl Roys 

ton :"lash, who has conducted ex 

tenslvely 111 Italy, Germany, Hol 

land and Denmark SpeClahzmg 

111 opera, symphony and chambel 

mU~IC, ~he tWlce-haB -touM -the 

United States, pelformmg at 

Washlllgion's Kennedy Center 

and New York's Lmcoln Center 

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:-'lantovall1, one of the most 

successful developers of hght 

concert mUSIC, had a career that 

spanned 35 years, four conti 

nents and a sale of more than a 

mIllion recordmgs Before he 

dIed m 1980, he was credited 

\\ Ith mtroducmg more people to 

the concert hall than any other 

pelf 01 mel befOl e hIm 

Tickets al e $17 far adults and 

$15 25 l'OJ students and semor 

Citizens They may be obtamed 

at the Centel's box office or Ie- 

Sel ved on credIt cm d by call1ng 

286 2222, Monday thlough Fnday, 

flOm 9 a m to 6 p m The 

Centel IS located on the Center 

Campus of Macomb Commumty 

College at Hall (M 59) and Gal' 

field roads In Clmton Township 

Auction to benefit symphony 

The fowth annual Autumn 

AuctIOn, to benefit the Lake St 

Clair Symphony Olchestra, Will 

be held Sunday, Oct 29, from 1 

to 6 pm at the Shores Banquet 

Club, 24255 Harpel 111 St Clair 

ShOles 

Items to be auctIOned lIlclude 

art 'collectlbles,- ,automqtlVe and 

el,ectncal, busmess _ iUld profes- 

~lOnal serVIces. clothmg and Jew 

elry, enteltdmment and travel, 

885 ..2111 

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with al\ the Trimmings plus Dessert 

2 pm -4 p m. & 6 p.m. seatings 

Deadline for reservations November 15th 

Adults $10.95 Children $6.95 

CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS 

371-4646 

Patrick Jays offers full Dinners, 

A complete line of cocktails, and is 

inexpensive - come in casual attire 

& check it out! 

19133 KELLY(corner of Moross) 371-4646 

food and beverages, health and 

beauty, home Improvements, del'- 

Ol atlOns, mUSIC, recreatIon and 

sports, and lottenes 

The orchestra annuall:- pro 

vldes scholarships and grants to 

students AdmiSSion IS $10 and 

mcludes l;Jors d'oeuvres and bev 

el ages, musIc and enteltulIl 

ment Tickets al e on sale no\\ 

Call 7761012 

I,\~t tlll1l' Whv do they wandel 

Into PllIpt V hOll~es alone' l Why 

do tlll'v pletend MIchael doe~n't 

l''\I~t'l Why do they thmk that d 

pl~tol Ib gOlng to kIll hllll when 

11.1I1ICthiOIl CI" and bazookaS and 

nucledl bomb;, have f'\Iled In the 

pd"t foUl lilm,,? 

\"ih) mdeed Mo~tly becau~e 

~ome\1 hel e out thel e audIence" 

bll) mto thl~ h.md of thlllg And 

t he pI oducel" kno\\ audlence~ 

\I III contmue to buy mto thl." 

kllld of thll1g In thiS mstall 

BURN THIS 

The story of two hearts 

on fire by Lanford Wilson 

OPENS Oct. 25 



ment, a dUJk, Slmstel character 

(othel than Michael) who weat s 

dl~tll1ctlve shoe~ IUIk~ 111 the 

lMckglOlInd We nevel do fii{U1C 

out Whdt he want~ Instead, he 

wandel b mto the cO!ner of the 

It dme In the Idst ~quence, whet 

tlllg OUI appetIte for "Halloween 

VI" That's how sUle they are that 

thel e Will be another lIlstall 

ment I wouldn't bet agamst It 

Like It 01 not, Octobel rolls 

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'The Fabulous Baker Boys' 

BV Marlan Trainor 


Smoky, down at-the heels 

glamour, a stretched out and VIbrating 

sexual tensIOn and three 

characters who both complement 

and complicate each others lives 

make "The Fabulous Baker 

Boys" one entertalnmg, not tobe-missed 

film. 

Its sultry, lOtimate style faSCInates 

and draws the viewer 

right mto the center of a story 

that IS laced With laughs and 

framed With a dark edge 

It is the story of two brothers, 

Frank (Beau Bndges) and Jack 

(Jeff Bridges). who have been 

playing plano together for 15 

years We catch then act In a 

depressmg, plastiC bar where the 

few patlons Ignore Frank's 

fllendly warm-up patter and 

worse, pay no attentIOn to theIr 

tired. Muzak repertoire To add 

Insult to inJury, the proprietor 

pays them for another mght's 

work WIth the understanding 

that they don't show up 

ThIs abysmal dismIssal doesn't 

dn,turb Frank He's a head 10 

the sand optimist He believes In 

the act Jack, who IS more In 

tune With reality, takes It at face 

value A talented mUSICian, he 

hates the act and hates himself 

for not breaking away from It. 

He hangs m because of Frank 

who does the hard work Frank 

makes all the contacts, pays the 

bills and sees that Jack shows 

up on time He is a solid character 

With an off screen Wife and 

kids to support, and a house In 

the suburbs WIth a mortgage. 

Jack lives in a run-down walk 

up With hiS dog and tries to find 

some relief for hiS frustrated career 

In playmg Jazz m after. 

hours bars. 

So much for the brothers. 

In de:>pelatlOn Frank decide" 

that addmg a gIrl smger to their ~ 

act mIght spIce It up 

In a very funny scene, we see 

the brothers audition some of the 

worst talent ever assembled any 

where - all 35 of them 10 short 

takes Frank dismiSses each of 

them In a crIsp business like 

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tone Jack Just play" the acwm 

pamment, but when the camel a 

cuts to him we .:,ee hi'" ill con 

cealed dlsdam 

Just as the boy" are about to 

fold up. Ifi "tumble" Su'>w Did 

mond (MIchelle Pfelffel) "wear 

109 up a "tOlm, holdmg a bloken 

heel m her hand and the '>creen 

becomes a1J\'P wlth hpr elf'ctllt 

mabrnetl>.m 

FlOm that pomt on. '>he be 

comes the focal pomt of the film 

When FI ank refuse" to auditIOn 

her, she gives hIm a hard tmlC. 

stnps off her coat and begms to 

smg m a >.eductlve vOIce that 

sends out 'iexy vlbl atlOns that 

British Columbia Chucklelogue part of travel series 

Photographer humOrist Stan 

Midgley. known m travelogue 

CIrcles as "Mark 1\vam of the 

Camera," Will 

present hiS 

Bn tlsh ColumbiaChucklelogue 

two 

nights I unnmg 

at Macomb 

Center 

for the Performmg 

Arts 

The fJlmand 

-narratIOn 

Midgley presentatIOns 

- at 8 pm Wednesday, Nov 8, 

and Thursday. Nov 9 - are part 

of the Center's popular Travel 

Series, coordmated by lecturer 

and TV personahty Denms Glen 

Cooper and sponsored by AAA 

Travel Agency 

Known for his WIt as well as 

the credlblhty of hiS films, Mldg 

ley first appeared on the George 

Plerrot "World Adventure" tele 

VISIOn series m DetrOIt m the 

1950s Through the years hiS 

humorous way of tellIng a story, 

combme elated 

The >.Utw...... he ha" alway" 

dreamed of I'>hi'> The three are 

inVIted to pelfol'm m club ... and 

lounge" they had never been In 

befolC 

A hint of diSCOid begms to 

CIeep III Fl ank 

the mO'it of It In an unforgetta 

ble "wne thdt bl Illg ... down the 

house, Su"Je "mg... "Makmg 

Whoopee" lIke It ha" never been 

...ung before as "he slIthers 

alound the top of the plano m a 

...km tIght Ied velvet sheath It's 

d ...how 'itopper and a lead m to a 

'>Cenethat follows 

The merry makel" have left 

Balloon" and confettI are scat 

tel ed around the empty dance 

11001', lamps on the empty tables 

cast a deep warm glow and Susie 

and Jack are stilI reelmg from 

her tOlchy "Whoopee" The tIme 

ha'i come fO! the two to let down 

their defenses In one of the sexl 

e'it scenes evel on screen, they 

begm theIr lovemakmg We 

nevel see the culmmatlOn, but 

the heat generated by the scene 

IS more excitmg than any ex 

pliclt bedloom scene 

FIlmmaker Steve Klones 

wntes and dIrects WIth unusual 

Wit, matw-Ity and attentIOn to 

detaIl He pique!> mterest by 

holdmg back the past of hI!> 

charactel s and their motives 

Pfelffel ("Dangerous LIaIsons," 

"Mamed to the Mob") scores 

hIgh III her bombshell smger 

lole as SU>.leDIamond 

Jeff Blldges effectIVely projects 

the frust! ated altlst who sup 

pI e"ses hIS talent to keep hIS 

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blother happy and hIde" behind 

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Beau Bridges I>.equally good 

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cast members' Ingenuous musical 

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Pontchartrain Wine Cellars: Part of Detroit's long history 

By Dan Jarvis 

Slaff Writer 

When J()(, dnd Molhe Bevel' 

pall! 'ou a Cold Duck near the 

end of ,I cool evenmg you can 

bet 'ou 'Ie Hlstmg a bit of hlS 

t'll\' 

A~ 0\\ nel s of the highly ac 

cldlllled Pontchartlall1 Wme Cel 

1,11~ III DeB Olt, the place whel e 

till' f,lI1lOU"dl mk \\ as II1vented, 

till' LOuple ha;; POUIed more than 

d fe\\ In thl' 32 ye,u s smce hl::' 

bef(,m \\ 01 klllg as a mandgel 

The Im,tol' of the Wine Cel 

I.u" d Ite" bdck to DetrOIt's glam 

OUI d,n" of long, sleek d.utomo 

bllp~ ,lIld high i:lt)Ie MOI'e than 

jU"t ,mothel i:ltyhsh restawant, 

the WllIl::'Celldl i:l\\ di:land :>tdl 1:> 

a place for people and good can 

,el ::,at1On,a fact that the Beyers 

ha\ e not fOlgot ten 

Both longtime IeSldents of the 

Pomtei:l, they both attended Rich 

dl d Elemen'tal) School 111 1930, 

a" part of the school's first km 

del garten class They went on to 

Grosse POll1te High School, no,\ 

South High 

Upon graduat10n m 1943, she 

enteled the Western College for 

Women, where among other sub 

Jects, she studied home econom 

IC'i And though 'ihe graduated 

magna cum laude III hel cl,li>s, 

Mrs Beyer Said she "cooh dS 

httle as poSSible, which pledi:ll'" 

everyone .. 

Upon hiS high school b'ladua 

tlOn, Beyer ventured olT to I\llch 

Igan State UllIvelslty, whele he 

had a hard time With hotel Ie", 

taurant school and deCided to lw 

come a commel cldl photoj.,'ld 

pher 

So ho\\ did tlm unllkeh COli 

pie go on to becollll' :"ucce"...rlll 

Iestallratelu',,') 

Research 

"We like to tl v othel menu" 

1'01Ided.s," 11.11" Bl'\,el ~dld 'We 

ha ve to know \\ hat till' compet I 

tlOn I" dOlllg .. 

"Neighbors, lIOt competitIOn:' 

Beyer said, attemptmg to can eet 

hiS Wife 

'Not all of them ate neigh 

bars," she counteled 11.11 s Be' el 

was referring to bu:,has m Pat I;", 

Rome, MUlllch and Amencan CIties 

like New York, Chicago and 

San FranCISCo, where the couple 

travel m search of new Idea::, 

One Ieason for the success of 

the Wme Cellars IS the Bevel b' 

!,'1ft or gab and Iespeet fm then 

customels 

"We have fun dOll1g It," he 

g~.p~~- By Ronald Bernas 

Veit 

Monon Trader, lllc announced the appomtment 

of Grosse Pomte Woods reSIdent Jim Veit to 

blanch manager of the company's newly acqulled 

factory branch III Romulus Velt comes to Monon 

\\ Ith 18 years of II1dustry e"penence m sales and 

malketmg With Fruehauf He Will be lesponslble 

for marketmg Monon's complete pi oduct Ime of 

ne\\ and used trailers, sel VIce and parts 111 east 

ern Michigan and north\\est Oh1Oaleas 

Jill A, Jentink of GIObse Pomte Park was 

named one of only two sales, service and marketmg 

at ea managers for Saturn Jentmk began her 

GM Cat eer m 1980 as a dlstnct sales managel 

With the CheVl olet Motor DIVISIOn She was ! 

named metro dlstnct sales manager for Chevrolet 

In 1983 and became an assistant sales promotIOn 

manager fot General Motors customel sales and 

service staff m 1984 

Jentink 

Margaret Mclntyre of Grosse Pomte Farms was ndmed ::,elllOi 

medld plannel 1'01the Lmcoln Mercul) Dealer AssocmtlOn alcOllllt 

at Young & Rublcam DetrOIt PJevIOusly, McIntyre \\a;, medld duel' 

tm 1'01~aJ ontate & Co 

Wright 

Dick Wright of GlOsse Pomte Pal k, 10nf,rtlml' 

DetlOit Joull1ahst and automobJle columlllbt fO! 

the GlOsse Pomte News, received a two yeal dp 

pomtment to direct Wayne State Ul11Velslt) ... 

Journalism progl am Wllght began hiS cat eel a'i a 

copy aide at the DetJ OIt Free PI ess m 1956, and 

most Iecentlv was an auto columlllst and busllle"" 

editor at Th~ DetJolt Newb, \\hlch he left III 1988 

John Ballantyne of Grosse Pomte, selllor vice preSident and 

dn'ector of chent sel'Ylces of Baker Advertlsmg Inc , has been named 

to the board of directors for Barat Human Services Ballantyne \\ III 

serve a four-yem term, headmg Barat's Development Comnllttee 

HIS re.,ponslblhtJes Will mclude creatlllg and executlllg a Stlateglc 

plan 

Thomas p, Rhoades of Grosse Pomte was 

named COIpm ate commUlIIcatlOns director of FOId 

MalO! Company's public affairs HIS office IS Ie 

~pon"lhle I'm COrpOiate media IelatIOns and U S 

commUl11catIOns mvolvlllg the company and It., 

" and the Campbell,Ewald FoundatIOn He 

\\ 111 ,11"0 explore and expand relatlOn'ihlpS With 

('dUc,ltlOnal and cultural institutIOns 

"'dld "The people keep you stllll 

ulated ,md thele IS alwaVi:l'iome 

tlung 11l'\\ every d



Folk guitar taught 

Alex Suc/.ek, who has taught 

hundred;, of Indlvlduab III lIw 

communIty to play gUItar, once 

again ollel;, hI;' ;,peclally de 

sib'Iwd pI Ob" am of fblk gUltlll at 

the WUI MemOl1a1 

Classe!> meet Wedne!>day;" 

Nov 1 to Dec 1:3 Begmner;, 

class IS held from 7 8 pm, Intel 

mediate !>ludentf>, fI om 8-9 p m 

Suczek began playIng gUltUI 

while a f>tudent at Hal yard and 

membel of a !>tock theater wm 

pany, During that tIme, he met 

and worked wIth top perfOlll1el'i 

such as Woody GlIlilI Ie, CYIIl 

RIchard and Theodore BIke! He 

studwd cla!>slcal gUItar fOJ five 

years culmmahng 111 thl ee pI I 

vate audItIOns WIth Andl e;, Sego 

vIa 

He developed the cOUl';,e 11\ Ie 

sponse to wlde!>pread mterest In 

guItar wlthm the commlllllty 

Usmg famIlIar songs as the baSIS 

for the lesson!>, student!> learn 

how to find chm ds and how to 

pluck and Stl urn 'iultable 

rhythm for the songs 

Lessons al e sUItable for all 

ages Students undel 14 musl 

have perml'>SlOn flOm the m 

structm 

Students are asked to blll1g 

thell own claSSIcal style (nylon 

stnngs) 6>1.lItars Lesson sheets 

are provIded CaUl '>e!>fee IS $45 

for SIX one haul' sessIOns For 

more mfm matlOn, cdll 881 7511 

, 

A humane Halloween 

Photo In Rondld J Berna ... 

While your children are collecting candy for themselves. the Michiga~ Humane ~ocielY is 

hoping they will take along a canister and collect money for abused ammals. Camsters are 

available at Johnstone & Johnstone at 82 Kercheval on the Hill. They can be picked up any 

day and should be returned on Nov. 1. Some humane trick-or-treaters shown here are. back 

row from left. Diana Sefton. Sara Maters. Michael Formisano and Kate Feiss. In front irom left 

are Emma Sefton. Peter Feiss. Rennie Pelman. Mathew Pelman and Patti Printz from Johnstone 

& Johnstone. 

Pierce Middle School will host its 13th Annual Ethnic Dinner Thursday. Nov. 2. The dinner is 

sponsored by the Pierce PTO and will be 111 the gymnasIum from 6 to 8 p.m. The annual fundraiser 

is open to the public and tickets will be available at the door. 

Foods from Italy. Mexico. the For East. Greece. Poland. the Middle East. Germany. France, 

England and America will be offered. all prepared and served by Pierce parents. All proceeds 

go for the purchase of extra equipment and supplies needed during the school year by the 

PTO. For more information. call 343-2094. 

Shown above. from left. are co-chair Sherrie Werley. Alex Werley. Sarah Prues. Kit Roberts. 

co-chair Connie Roberts. Principal C. Suzanne Klein. Josh Prues. Barb Prues and cafeteria 

staff member Dorothy Sanford. 

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Diabetes, holidays 

A flee program on "DIabetes 

HolIday Eatmg and WeIght Con 

tl'Ol," sponsored by St John Has 

pltal and Medlcdl Center, wIll be 

presented Thursday, Nov 2 from 

7 to 8 30 p m m the hospItal's 

audltonum, 22101 Moros!> at 

Mack (one mIle east of the 1-94 

fleeway) 

Speaker'> wJ11 mclude Fran 

clsca Slbug and ShIrley SchmIdt, 

both chmcal dIetItians 

Refell al and Infm matlOn Sel 

vice at 1 8002375646 weekda.'!s 

flom 8 a m to 5 p m 

RegIsbatlOn deadlme IS Mon 

day, Oct 30 

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I 

Quake relief 

The ;,emor class of Gro!>!>C 

POlllte North I!>holdlllg a Shake 

for the Quake Dance Contest at 

the dance they are !>ponsorlllg 

after the North/South football 

game from 4 30 to 7 30 p m at 

the North Common'> Saturday, 

Od 28 

The cia!>'> wIll donate all 

money collected from tho!>e who 

enter the conte'lt to relIef effort!> 

III San FranCI'lCO A percentage 

of the dante profit'> wIll go to 

help quake Victim!>, too 

The $>5 admls'>lon for the 

dance lIIc1ude!> pIzza and pop 

The '>tudents wIll be a'lked for 

an extra dollar to enter the 

dance contest whIch wIll take 

place at 6 30 p m All !>tudent'> 

from both North and South al e 

IIIvlted For more IIIformatlOn or 

to make a donatIOn, call Merrte 

Gay Ayrault at 343 2027 

John F. 

DeHayes, Jr. 

CANDIDATE 

Grosse Pomte Farms 

City Council 

Que~t1ons') 

Paid for l~' Iltlla\l'~ 

884 6366 

lur ~arm\ (ounlll (ommlllcc 

John B S~uma~erTrwurCl' I~OHall Place 

ADD CHARM TO 

OUTDOOR 

LIVING AREAS 

TOM'S FENCE 

CO. 

ALL TYPES OF 

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FENCES 

'1M mn.(X)41tDDUm LIJ'j( s,m-.s 

• FlJU,Y GUAI.OOlDl 

, RESIDf..'O'IALI CO'IOII.IOU 

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FOR FREE E.~IM~TE 

774.2045 

FASHIONS 

Hurry in for the best selection 

of apparel to wear right now! 

Misses suits, dresses, sportswear. 

Petites sportswear and dresses. 

Clslrewood sportswear. 

Miss J sportswear and dresses. 

WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. 

Jacobsons 

Confidential help 

for youth available 

25A 

The FLEe/Center POlllt CII,I, 

Center offer'i the folJowlIIg wnfi 

dentml ,erVlce, to Gro'>'o{. !'(jJl1l( 

and Harper Wood'> youth 

• Telephone (1"1'>1'>UJun,eling 

and IIIfOl matlOn and J(.ferral '>t'l 

V1W'> 

• MedIcal dllll( '>wn glOUp, Tue,da.'!, 

at 510 pm 

• Legdl

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Chefs 

Pasta Salad 

'illS 2 49 

Fresh 

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For assistance in ordering party trays call 174-4571 

FANTASTIC QUALITY AND FLAVORI OLD FASHION 

To order call 774-3541 

OUR FAVORITE 

Beef 

Pasties 

'9 

REGULAR SElliNG PRICE 2.75 ta 

C!:) Z49 Maple Honey Ham Natural Casing 

OR EXTRA LEAN LS Frankfurters 

Virginia Baked Ham 'HB. 

DOMESTIC OR IMPORTED 

Large Eye 

Swiss Cheese 

SHAVED Oil SUCED TO ORDER 

@"LB 1 99 

SlICED OR IN THE PIECE 

For special orders call 774-4613 

lOW IN FAT 

Lean Turkey Ham 

OUR 25 CALORIES E....CH 

Seafood Krab Legs 

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16.oz.88 

BAKED FRESH DAILY 

Kaiser or Egg Knot Rolls .ZSEA 

10 

Also avaUable for your convenience: 

* POST OFFICE to bUy stamps, mall packages, 

send registered letters, 

* PHARMACY with Pharmacist on 

duty 7 days a week. Call 774.9082 

* OrNER'S EXPRESS CHECKOUT 3 Items or less 

hot prepared foods to go. Instant outl 

Halloween Cupcakes 

ON QUANTITIES OF 2 DOZEN 

010 Oft OR MORE FOR SCHOOL PARTIES 

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GENUINE~ 

Snow Crab Clusters 

FIl£E Rl:CIPES IJ COUNTERl 

New Zealand Hoki Fillets 

FRESH DRESSED 

Canadian Whitefish NO~~~RGE 

FRESH FROM THE NORTH 

Canadian Pickerel Fillets 

No hormones, antibiotics or growth stlmulantsare 

ever administered to steers. No chemical 

additives, preservatives or artificial Ingredients 

are ever added to this natural beef. 

HAMBURG MADE FROM 

Ground 

Chuck 

TENDER 

Rib Steak 

.rr ~,n I 

\It"', ,'1"-,, • 

Idaho Baking 

Potatoes 

DEL MONTE LARGE 8 SIZE 

Fresh Pineapple 

This ad etf«tlve through sat" OCt. 28, 1989 only at 

9 Mile near Mack 

Open 24 Hours 

from 7 a.m. Monday through '0 p.m. saturday 

Sunday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

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Churches 48 

Grosse POInte 

Board of Realtors 11.178 

Hol.d 5 . Shop-till-you-drop at benefit 

1 ay pree. for St. John Fontbonne Auxiliary 

By Margie Reins Smith 

Feature Editor 

The women of St John HospItal's Fontbonne 

AUXIlIary hope that many Grosse 

Pomters Will go on hohday shopping sprees 

One stipulation: They hope that this shop 

till.you.drop fever takes place on the evemng 

of Saturday, Nov. 4, from 6 to 9 p.m , 

at the Country Club of DetrOIt, at the Font. 

bonne Auxiliary's fundraiser, the HolIday 

Spree. 

The benefit Will feature cocktal1s, hors d'. 

oeuVI es, musIc fm danclllg by The ClaSSIC 

Tno, a relatively mexpenslve pricetag - 

$20 per person - and a chance to purchase 

some unique gifts. ' 

Biddable fare will Include furs, Jewelry, 

men's and women's clothing, ticket!> to 

sports and entertamment happenmg" 10 De 

trait, dmners at some fine DetrOit re"tau 

I ants, and a selectIOn of unique !>peclal 

Items 

The women of the Fontbonne AuxilIary 

are adVising Hohday Spree attendee!> to 

bring their Chnstmas lists - and their 

checkbooks. 

"You'll see everythmg you've alway!> 

wanted for Christmas," they said, "and 

you'll have a chance to ask fm It" 

It's also a chance to get started !>hoPPlng 

for others on your Chl'lstmas h[,t, they Said 

Proceeds from the first-tIme fundmlser 

Ii' 

Mod.ls for the Fontbonne Auxlllary of St. John Hospltal's Holiday Spree include. from left. 

Sharon Burke (wearing a dress by Judith Ann); Maralyn Domzalski (wearing a silver fox fur hat 

from Chudik's of Birmingham); Jane Young (wearing a diamond necklace from Edmund T. Ahee 

Jewelry Co.); and Dr. Jack Young (wearing sportswear from E.J. Hickey.) 

Scale Down Your Home, 

Not Your Lifestyle. 

Built By Popular Demand ... 

We have four hmited opportumtic the functIOn of the 

patu-nt'" heart while heart surgery is bemg 

!WI (01 med 

Holiday Spree models Will be wearing Jewel" 

by Edmund T Ahee Jewelry Co., furs by 

Chudlk'" of Bu'mmgham and fashIOns by 

.Judlth Ann and Hickey's, both of Grosc;e 

1'0111 tl' 

MO!ethan 60 "dent auctIOn ltemi> will be 

up lor gl db", and a few blggleS will be saved 

(01 d.n pnd of the-evenmg bve auction by 

Lall,] DuMouchelle. 

A "amplmg of i>ome of the up-for-bid

28 CtJ~ 

AAUW hoids seminar for girls, parents: 

1'11'>IX1,llllln of UI1\ 

vel ~lt \ WOllwn \\ ill ~pon"ol '(\1 

reel Chol(('" Illl 1'01110 10\\ '> 

Womdn on S,ltlll d.l), Nll\ 4 ,It 

Blo\\nell ~llddll' &hool .360 

Chal!onlP Ii lll119 ,I 111 to noon 

A ,,1.11l' oj oUhtandmg hlC,ll 

plOfl''>'>lOn.d'> \\ 111 lilt Iodu('l' tll phi'> Illon.1I 

Jennlil'l :\!oole. n,ll1onal 

a\\ dl d \\ mnmg bU"lll('''''> edlto! 

1m WDlV.TV ,,111 dehver the 

h(» nolt' addre~b A PIn Beta 

Kapp,1 Journdhsm gl aduate. 

MllOl (> .., n.'p01ts ,Ippem de \I 111 meet In fOUl m 

Margit Jackson 

depth se!:.slOns of hel chOIce 

The sciences WIll be pi esented 

bv Lamie Townsend, Ph D. of 

Glos!:.e Pomte Pm h, professor of 

neurology at Wayne State Um 

\ el ;,It)'. assl"tant dll ector of the 

surgical cell culture laboratory 

al Beaumont Hospital Town. 

Nancy J. 

Pilorget 

for Park City Council 

November 7 

I 

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I I 

Sandra Surch 

'\ 

Paid lor by Ihe Committee 10Elect Nancy J P,lorgel 1177 Balfour Noel R Ba,,1 Treasurer 

The Prudential 

/~\ 

ve 

Grosse Pointe 

Real Estate Co. 

19615 Mack Ave 

Groc,c;e Po,nte Woods MI48236 

(3t3) 882.0087 

send ha~ ,1 patent pendmg 101 ,I 

Idbm atory te~1 fm AI,heunel'~ 

Dlsed~ M,mv of hel pi e..,enta 

tlOnb .It natIOnal sCI('ntdic me(>1 

mgb have bt'en pubhsh('d 

S,mdl a Surch, D V 1\1. pld( 

tlces dt Harvev MemOildl Am 

mal HObpltal III OetrOlI Hel' ~pe 

cl,lIty I~ ~mall anImal and 

('quille Cdle Jackie C.uew Can 

Iad of GI o~~e POinte F .II m" 

\\mks at Hdrpel WOIKb Vetell 

nUlY HOSPltdl dnd ::,ppcI.lh,e" III 

::,mall anuna);, 

Su"an HoutekH.'1 of H,n PPI 

\Vood~ IS a chnlcal ph,u maCl..,t .It 

Henry POId HO"pltdl A Iecent 

,u tlele which "Ill' co dulhol ed en 

titled "Risk of C('I ebl al HypOP('1 

fUSIOn \\ Ith Antlhypel tensl\'(' 

Therapv." was accepted 1'01 pub 

hCdtlOn III the Annal" of Phar 

macotherapy 

Pamela Hammel, DDS. pldC 

t Ices and IeSldes m Glo!:."e 

Pomte Hammel won the Amell 

can Dental ASSOCiation corn 

mendatlOn III 1988 I'm 1'01enslc 

sel vices for I1lght 255 

Pamela Colher Flenllng, M D , 

of Grosse Pomte Pm k, IS a staff 

member of Oakwood Hospital 

WIth dual specl3ltles m IIltern,11 

and emel gency medlcme 

Ellen Chapm of Glosse Pomte 

Park IS the CUIrent program 

dll ector for the school of nuclear 

medlcme at St John HospItal 

Busmess chOIce;, wIll be Iepl e 

, , 

WIth It's soarwg glass atnum. balcollles, 

tenlllS court, pool, secure garage, and a 

mUlllclpal golf course at your door 

A vanety of fioor plans are avaIlable for 

vour personal decorating and custom Izwg 

InSIde, all your whIms halle been 

antIcIpated, rooms offer unparalleled space 

WIth luxury detazls 

ReSIdences avazlable from 1100 to ()[wr 

2200 square feel Two or three bedroom .... 

and 2 or 2~ baths "Spectacular" 7th fioor 

penthouses are avazlable 

Come tour the only mld-nse condomwlIlm 

tOlver zn St. ClaIr Shores. "OPEN" 

everyday (except Thursday) or by 

appoIntment 

3000 Country Club Drive 

St. Clair Shores 

* For information call: * 

293.1643 

J • 

'Career Choices for Tomorrow's Women' 

, 

"ellted by 1\1::'01 of clccountlllg at Oak 

land U1HVel;'lty m Rochester, 

I\hch 

Debl,1 Alel'.dnder of Gro~se 

POIllI(' I" pPl'sonnel adnunlstmto! 

101' Ct'nel al Motors where 

'>he dpvelop::, COIpOIate pay policy 

fOl C1\l'.., neal I) 100.000 "aldlled 

plllplovees 

Ann Rvall of GI o..,~ Pomte IS 

,111 ,Icwunt elo.ecutl\'e With Roney 

& ('0 m,lllagmg pel sonal, bUSI- 

\1(>"::' dnd pen",lOn accounb fOl 

IWI chenh 

({,w Hunl 01 Glo"se POll1te IS 

Clll pOldte \ ICt' pi e"ldent of' De 

II00t Edlbon 

'1'1 anspOltatlOn will be repre 

..,ented by Kathlene HlI1kle, pilot 

1'01 Kahlta Chmter Set Vices, Inc 

Hmkle I~ d cel tlfied Leal Jet cap. 

tcllll 

ReligIOn Will be pi e&ented by 

the Rev M'll gar et Holt Sam 

mons, d""ouate at Chnst Chmch 

Glosse Pomte Sammons was the 

first woman 01 damed as deacon 

III the dlOce!:.e of Western Michigan, 

Episcopal She IS a fOl'mel' 

Peace COIp" membel who served 

III Llbena, West Afnca 

Law as a pi ofesslOn will be 

addI essed by Maureen Reiley of 

Grosse Pomte. who "erves as 

Judg(> of the MichIgan Comt of 

Appea)" 

Sally Beghm. a publtc safety 

Puw te Fash IOn epOlnte Cf(l~hiOI1' g 

ha~ a l'el y speclQI V( 

and beautiful red file two pIece Slllt, Just 

lIght for the Holtdavl>. Short Jacket, rhwe- 

&tonc bullons, scallop necklzne FREE 

(IIleI atzom 23022 Mack Ave, sou th of 9 

Mile Rd . 774-1850 

Jhe shops of Mark your calendars 

tM l . -fl! for -two very special 

~fa ton. lClrc:~Resort-Spring Trunk 

Shows, Ne\\ York Designer Eleanore Hadley 

will be sho\~ ing her Daytime to Evening 

dre.,.,es. On Thur!>day. November 30th and Frida}. 

December 1st. California designer Robert 

Courtney will brmg his collection of daytime 

and "peclal occasion dresses on Thursday, 

December 7th and Friday, December 8th .. 

.16828 Kercheval.m.the-VI11age, 884-1330, Open 

MondaY - Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. . 

Thurbday and Friday until 7:00 p.m. 

* 

.-A.J



Do you Iemembcl the fil::.t 

time you went to the zoo and 

saw a hvmg, blcathlllg tlgCl') 

The mu::,clebIlpphng undel 

the btnped bklll - the huge 

teeth - tho!>egIgantIc P..1Wb? 

Five hundred poundb of cUlm 

vorl' and loal 

In SIte IS a new, pllvately 

funded, non pi ofit pi ogram de 

signed to pl'ovlde Just thIS sort of 

VIVid,memorable first-hund expenenceb 

for disadvantaged De 

trOlt youngbtel b 

In Site HOIlzon Field Tnps, 

Inc funds an ennchment pro 

gram fOl ::,choolchildlen flOm 

thu d to sixth grade m DetlOll - 

the ones most hkely to shp 

through the CIack" and he tOI got 

ten 

The goal IS to pi oVlde oppar 

tumties to expand their cduca 

lion With VISits to centers of SCI' 

ence, culture and commelce, to 

see new people, plaLes and 

thmgs. to hft them beyond the 

confines of bchool and home 

Kid;, will get to go to mu 

seums, ZOOb,hbl alleb, bUbmesses 

and mOle 

In Site has planned an mfor 

mal meeting on Monday, Oct 

30, at 5 p m at Miller Hall, 

Christ Chul ch Glosse Pomte to 

explore the specifics of the pi 0 

gram and the movers and shak 

ers of In Site aJ e lookmg for peo 

pIe who want to share time, 

talent and finances to sUPPO!t 

the ploJect 

Norah M. Williams, Lois J. 

Warden, Carol R. Gove and 

Joan N. Woodhouse ale ap 

peahng to suppOl1el s of the pro 

jeCt 

Each $110 IIlvested m In Site. 

they say, wJ11undel wnte ::'IX 

field tilPS fot one child Any do 

nahon IS welcome 

To say ye;, to In Site - to do 

nate - Ol' to say you'll be at the 

meetmg call Woodhoube at 884 

9442 

Buy a bit of history: 

The GIOSse Pomte HlstOllcal So. 

clety Will be the benefiCiary of a 

Hartz Household Sale 10th anm 

versary pleVlew party tomght, 

Oct. 26, from 7 to 9 p m 

The $10 admiSSIOn chalge at 

the dool of 99 Kercheval (that's 

the old GIOSse Pomte News 

bUilding) Will go directly to the 

society and Will be earmarked 

for histOriC preservatIOn m 

Grosse Pomte 

Once mSlde, prevlew.goers WIll 

be able to Sip punch, munch on 

hors d'oeuvres, and pel use 01 

purchase furmture, antiques, sll. 

vel', ,lCwelry and decoratIVe Items 

gathered by Susan Hartz, pi e,,1 

dent-elect of the Hlstoncal Suel 

ety and ownel of Hm1z House 

hold Sales 

(The sale Will contmue on FII 

day and SatUlday, Oct 27 and 

28, With no admISSIOn chalge ) 

Hartz noted that Hartz House 

hold Sales IS celebratmg Its 10th 

anniversary thIS year and It'S 

also the 10th anmversary of the 

re.orgamzatlOn of the Grosse 

Pomte H.stoncal SocIety. 

For more mformatlOn call 885 

1410 

House warming: Ronald 

McDonald House of DetrOit IS 

also celebratmg Its fil st decade 

With a benefit party that Will mclude 

a buffet dmner, casmo 

gambling, duty.fJ ee shoppmg, 

mUSical entertamment and 

sea horse racmg? 

The fundralsmg event begins 

at 7 pm. on Friday, Nov 3, at 

the Southfield Hotel and Confer. 

ence Center (formerly known as 

the Southfield HIlton) 

Tickets are $150 each All pro. 

ceeds benefit Ronald McDonald 

House of DetrOlt. 

The evemng's theme IS 

"CrUIse mta the Future" CrUIse 

dIrector Chuek Gsimes, WDIV. 

TV weather anchor and host of 

the lottery game show "Fame 

and Fortune," will lead guests In 

some on hoard actiVitIes such as 

dance lessons, shuffleboard 

games, bmgo and Simon Sez. 

Guests Will also have a chance 

to wm a Caribbean crUIse for 

two 

Ronald McDonald House is a 

"home away from home" for 

families of chJ1dren bemg treated 

for seriOUSchildhood Illnesses 

Adjacent to Children's HospItal 

of Michigan, It prOVIdes a home. 

hke atmosphere for famJ1les who 

are bemg treated for cancer and 

other serious Illnesses - a place 

where famlhes can gam strength 

and share experiences with other 

families in similar situations 

Each year, more than 1,000 fam. 

ilies use the house. 

Some who attended the recent Junior League of Detroit's Lexus Gold Cup Polo Match: Ken 

Meade. Mary Lamparter. Lynn Alandt. Mary Benfer and Paul Alandt. The event raised more than 

$45.000 for the restoration of Sibley House. 

'.~A' 

• IndiVidual and Group Therapy • Addictions Alcohol Drugs 

• Co Dependency and ACOA Issues Food, Sex Relationships 

• Chlonlc Stress AnXiety and DepreSSion • Incest and Sexual Abuse 

• Life Transitions and Crises • Parenling Support & Networking 

• Anger and Shame Reduction 

19611 E Eight Mile Rd 

S C S 48080 

772.5290 Bus. 

\. 353-0371 Res. 

,~ PRULMITCHELL 

INTERNATIONAL HAIR DESIGN 

886-1650 

Your children 

deserve the best 

at the best price, 

Paul Mitchell s 

Baby Don't Cry 

Shampoo Bring 

thiS ad In for 

S 1 00 off 

Timothy G. Wylie 

CERTIFIED ~IoIERIC~N BOARO 

OF OPTICI~NRV 

19599 MACK AVE. 

Member of Holistic Health Assoc 

Michigan Alcohol & AddlClion Assoc 

r~at I Assoc for Children 

of AlcoholiCS 

• French braiding • manicure • pedicure 

• body waxing • make-up • faCial 

• Fashion accessones • massage therapy 

20091 MACK AVE GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

s 

John Wylie 

CERTF~D AMERICAN BOARD 

OF COTICIANRV 

Making YOU Look Good with the Fashion & 

Professionalism You've Come to Appreciate. 

STOP IN AND SEE OUR 

PROFESSIONALS FOR EXPERT SERVICE 

=-= 1 8_8_2-_97_1_1_b=B 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

ELECT 

Myrna M. 

SMITH 

Mayor 

CIty of Grosse POinte 

Paid for by CommIttee 10Elecl Myrna IJ 

8mllh 520 8\ Cia" GlOsse Po nte MI 

48230 

THE REASON SOME 

PEOPLE VISIT 

CANADA 

Arpin/s 

1989 Collection 01 

fabulous designed furs 

greall~ reduced. No Sales 

Tal No Dut~ , Full Premium 

on American Funds, 

Canadian Fur Specialists 

For Over 60 Years 

fUld6q 

II,,!?,!!!: 

• • •• • 4' .ap" • 

Fuut ~ __ - 3B 

In-Site provides on-site experiences for disadvantaged kids 

Ronald McDonuld lIou"e Honald McDonald Hou"e of Mask-erade party: Ken 

opened It" doOl" on Nov 2, Hl79, lJetlolt wab the 11th house to Hill\ "Phantom of the Opew" 

with an IIHtlU1pledge 01 mOle open III the Umted State" CUI will he ple"ented on Tue"day 

than $300,000 by MlcllIgan lently, there are mOle than 125 Ott 31 at a ..,pecml benefit 

McDonald'!:. re"talll ant ownel ", III the UIllted Stateb and five pelf 01 lll..1nw fm thL MlI"IC11..111 

who, along with othel COIpOI,1- olhm wuntne", and 30 new Centel 

tlon'>, organlzatlOnb and Indlvld houbCh al e belllg dl'veloped The evenlllg of "lI"pen"e, my" 

ual", continue to Wise money tOI Call 7455911 fOl mOle lIlfOI 

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TkP~MCC~ 

How will you be 

remembered? 

By the Rev Robert E. Nelly 

St Mlchael's Episcopal Church 

Perhaps It IS because I am gettmg older and am more 

aware of my own mortahty, but I find the obItuary p,lge of 

the newspaper very fascInatmg to read 

It IS mterestmg to note what the per~ons \\ ho died are 

remembered for 

In almost any edItion of our area's papel s we can find notIces 

are about people who WIll never be noted III any hIstory 

books - people hke you and me 

There IS a kind of parlor game known as the obItuary 

game It sounds morbId, but It IS not The object IS for the 

players to state what they would hke to have dppem about 

them In the newspaper or on their gravestones The other 

players are to eIther affirm the chOIce, question It, 01 to 

suggest an alternative 

When played With some senousness, the game can be 

quite revealIng It ISa way of thmk1l1g about one's values, 

dreams and goals for the days that remam It reqUIres a 

statement of that which gives meanmg to a hfe, a nanung 

of the center by which a lIfe IS shaped and hved It reqUIres 

something hke' "he helped those In need" or "she was active 

In church and chantable affairs" 01' "he was known for 

generosIty and sound advice" 

Obltuanes cannot adequately measure a hfetlme, but 

they do say somethlllg about how we pelcelved oW'selves 

and how we are perceIved by others 

(I think I mIght hke to be remembered as "a personable 

pastor With a sense of humor ") 

The questIOn IS' How would my 01' yoUI'obituary look If It 

were publIshed tomorrow? That might suggest a kind of 

negative ego tnp, but It IS not meant to be such What IS 

ImplIed IS, What WIll my obltuarv be before God and before 

history? 

Does my true Inner hfe show In a meanmgful way? Have 

I contnbuted In some small way to the welfare of the world 

of which I am a part? Do I hve my lIfe In a fully human 

manner? WIll It be sald that I loved God by lOVingas many 

persons as I was capable? Are there some thIngs m my I1fe 

that need changing? Are my actIOns rooted In love and ethics 

or In convemence and selfishness? 

How WIllyou and I be remembered? Will we at least be 

remembered as someone who honestly tned? 

Lutheran center presents art fair 

The Lutheran Center's first pm at the Lutheran Center 

showmg of Chl'lstlan art.mlxed bUIlding, 579 East Nine MIle 

medIa Will be held on SatUlday, Road m Felndale 

"Oct 28, from 10 a m to 4 pm The publIc IS nWlted Thele IS 

~ and Sunday. Oct, 29, from 1 to 4 no charge 

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HAVE YOU MOVED? 

BECOME ENGAGED? 

In the past 3 months 

HAD A BABY? 

We have lots of local infonnation and over 50 gifts • No strings! 

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GROSSE POINTE. Ml 

88&7715 

WOODS 

PRESBYTERIAN 

b,Hlel and Mr and MI s Mlchul'l 

'I' 'I'IInl1118 

1'111"ye.1I the leat UIcd ",pcdkel 

\\ III [)(' '1'1111 'l'lmmoll'>, an mtel 

l1 Iecently pub 

lI"hed book. "Call It Love 01 Call 

It QUib A Smgles GUIde to 

MOlt> Meul1Ingful RelatIOnships" 

In Iellectmg on the gI owth of 

the semmar, Michael Tm1l1us. 

ol1e of ItS foundel s, said, "It has 

been excltlllg to "ee the contm 

ued bY)owth and success of the 

"ellllnar ovel the past five yeal s 

It" stl ength hes not only III the 

high quuhty of the speakel s we 

attract but also III the qualIty of 

the shm mg of mSlghts and expenences 

that takes place be 

t\\ een paltIcipants " 

The semmar weekend begIns 

With a Fnday evenmg dmner 

and e .... tends through a Sunday 

mornmg breakfast In addItIOn 

to a vallety of semmal presentatIOns, 

there IS ample fl ee time 

fm paltlclpants to enJoy both the 

ambiance and the amel1ltIeS of 

On Tuesday. Oct 31, GlOsse 

Pomte MemOl'lal Church women 

II III heal' up to the mmute MlraJ. 

IndIa, news from Judy Jewett 

who served two asslgIlments 

there WIth hel husband Paul, 

who IS a cardIOlOgist 

Jewell has been descllbed as a 

iii eball and an entertalllmg 

,>peakel - not SUl'pllsmg for who 

First Enghsh Ev Lutheran Church 

Vermel Rd at Wedgc\Vood DI 

GlOsse POlllte Woods 

8845040 

930 a m Sunday \VOl ship 

7 .lO ,\ m Thursday WOlshlP 

Paul F Keppler, Pastor 

Walter A Schmidt. Pa!>tor 

Christ the King 

Lutheran Church 

Mack at LochmoOl 884 5090 

900 a m Sunday School & Bible Classe, 

900 & 1030 a m Worship Senlces 

Supenlsed NUlsel\ 

PI eschool call 884 5090 

Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor 

Randy S. Boelter, Pastor 

THE SUBJECT FOR THIS 

SU~DAY IS 

"Everlasting Punishment" 

First Church of Christ, 

Scientist 

Grosse Pointe Farms 

282 Chalfonte Ave, 

I 111m 1-,,, \\'l'"t 01 \11110-- 

",lInd,1\ III W \:\1 

"lInd,l\ School 10 10 ,\ :\1 

\\ (.dlH'"d,1\ K 00 P :\1 

ALL ARE WELCOME 

5unday, October 7.9 



Local business leaders host executive seminar at St. Clair Inn 

In Hl84. cl glOUp 01 locdl blhl 

ne~~ .md profe~"lOnHI It>adel" 

clnd tht'll wive" 01gcllliled the 

E ....ecutlvt> SeIlHllcll The purPO~t' 

\la~ to plo\'lde cln oppOitunlty 

101 couples and Singles to t,lke 

t line out. In a 1e1J.:-.ed settmg, to 

c ....dl1Hne h(m to apply their f,lIth 

111 mcetmg thl' dUlly pn>s,>U1e" 

they fdce 

Thl~ )eal the Executl\e Semi 

ncll Will celebl ate It" fifth year 

\\ hen dpplo ....lmately 125 men 

,llld women gathel at the St 

CI,lII Inn III St Clan, Mlch Oct 

Lovetalk '89 continues 

Counselor and relIgIOUS educa 

tor Dayton Gnau wIll be the 

fourth and final speaker In Samt 

Ambrose ParIsh's adult educatIOn 

semmar, Lovetalk '89, 

Thursday, Oct 26, at 730 pm 

m Samt Ambrose Chw'ch 

Dayton's pi esentatlOn IS entl 

tIed, "How Do I Empower Lovmg 

RelatIOnshIps In My LIfe?" 

HIS expenence as counselOl 

and religIOUS educator equip" 

him With IIlslghts mto how we 

can build strong, endw-mg and 

pOSItive love relatIOnshIps In ow' 

lives Dayton will draw matellal 

from on~ of hiS most populal 

workshops, "Success Is Not An 

ACCIdent Plel cmg the IllUSIOn of 

RIsk, Feal and FallUi e " 

Dayton IS COfoundel and dlrec 

tOl of the Glowth Centel Inc, III 

Allen Pal k He has done exten 

slve mdlvldual and famIly coun 

sehng and IS legIOnalleplesenta 

tlVe of Effectiveness Tra1l1mg, 

Inc 

He IS also the MIChIgan producer 

of the "Sex, Love, and Intimacy" 

workshops sponsored by 

the Callforllla-based Human 

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St. Paul Ev. Lutheran 

JL Church 

c:;::;~~~ 881-6670 

II 

375 Lothrop at Chalfont. 

9 00 a m IAl.Qrshlp 

10 lOa m Sunday School 

11 15 Worship 

Nursery available 

::.:: ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 

CHURCH 

204;5 "iunnmgddlr P,ll!. 

(,Io __r Pomlt' \\ ood, ~~4,4~20 

"1111 I III lI"h ~II< h " ,,, 

ll! lO ll1\ (IIDI al rUthlll ..t Illd ~tlm.ll 

(hLLLth'"-llhool 'lIl .... ll\ \\l1llhltl \I,d\\"h ~lIlh,,"t 9l11.1ll 1,1d 

Methodir;t Churl'h 

20571 Vernier Just W of 1-9,1 

~Jo~~"'et ~fJOCl i" 

p il/l 203' 

10 30 a m Worship 

9 15 a m Church SchOOl 

Grosse POinte Umtanan 

Church ..Ai 

"Have You Ever ~ 

Been Lonely" ~ 

11 00 a m Service & Church School 

17150 MAUMEE 8810420 

John Corrado Pastor 

St. James Lutheran 

Church "on the Hill" 

884-0511 

9:30 

Sunddy School 

Adu It & Childl en 

9:30 

Sunday WOI ship 

11:00 

Sunday \VOl ~hlP 

McMillan at Kercheval 

P,1~tOI Robel I A Rlmho 

Robm Abhott. J'vhm"tcl of NUL tlll e 

Grosse POinte 

Church 

19950 Mack (belween Morass & Vernl('r~ 

900am 

'vVUI~lllP & Learndlg Center- 

1000 a m 

Adult EducallOn & Children s Hour 

Jr High Time 

1100 a m 

Worship & Church School 

Mr John Reagan, 

miSSionary to Japan 

600pm 

Semor High Challenge 

Nursery Services available .. 

trom 9 00 a m 10 Noon Lt!i1 

886-4300 

ARE YOU CLIMBING THE RIGHT LADDER? 

There IS only one ladder that brmg ...total satlsfactlOl1, 

fullfillment and mner peace Come to Church of the POInte



St. Clare of 

Montefalco 

begins series 

St CIUle of Montefalw Chulch 

has dnnounced the ~chedule fO! 

It~ W89 90 eJIeS 

The fil ht pi 0b'Tam wlil feature 

vlOl....t Hart Hollman and planlht 

dnd hdl p"lchordl~t Fontai lie 

Lalllg on Sunday, Nov 5 at 3 

pm 

Hullman IS a member of the 

Dell OIt Symphony Orchestra and 

La1l1g 1., a \\ell known keybodl d 

dltl.,t dnd teacher who ha~ dp 

peal ed with the ~ymphony 

Subbequent conceits will take 

plac..e on Sunday, Jan 21, and 

Monday, Match 19, and will fea 

tm e tl Ul1lpl tel Calolyn B) bee 

dnd 01 gamst Elame Glovel In 

January and the Smgmg Boys of 

Pennsylvdma 111 March 

All concerb will be held at St 

Clm e Church, cO!ner of Mack 

dnd Outer Dnve m Grosse 

Pomte Park 

A ~UbScllptlOn to all three IS 

$15 IndlVldual tickets are $7 

BenefactOl 01 pall on tIckets al e 

available To order tickets, call 

881-4041 01 882 0042 

TIckets aJ e also avaJlable at 

the dOOlthe day of the concert 

Hart Hollman 

Christian Science is subject of public lecture 

Jean S Raymond, C S of Add, 

Mlch will pIesent a publIc lee 

tUIe 'Chllblldn SCience A Plob 

lem Solvlllg Powel," on ThUlh 

day, Nov 2 at 8 pm 111 the Fu bt 

Chulch of ChI 1St, SCientist, ~82 

Challonte, Glof>sePOInte Fal mh 

Raymond \\ III dlscusb the IIll 

COACH HOUSE CAN 

GET THE EEKS OUT!! 

SULLIVAN- 

ROLLINS 

FURS 

FOR ALL 

THE RIGHT 

REASONS! 

pact dn understandm~ of God ammed - With empha~ls on to 

reno\', ned Chll~tJan 

world leader I~ a major event far 

the church and the entll e tom 

mUnity 

ReservatIOns for the lum.hean 

With Bishop Dr Toth can be 

made by calhng GIOSse Pomte 

Memorial Church no later than 

Fnday, Oct 27 

191h C American carved wood 

eagle Pennsylvama 

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Grosse Pointe Memorial begins adult classes 

Grosse POinte Memonal 29, and runnmg for SIXwn-,ecu 

Church will ofTer two new Sun- tlve Sundays, With the exceptIOn 

day morning adult educatIOn of Nov 26 Cla~i>e" WIll meet 

classes begmnlng Sunday, Oct from 930 to 1030 a m and 

Hungarian bishop to preach 

1, 

at G.P. Memorial Church 

Set of elghl 191h c Enghsh ChIppendale 

style mahogany donongchairS 

PREVIEW 

guebt" are welcome 

..Developmental Milestones of 

d Family" Will be taught by Guy 

T Doyal, Ph D Doyal WIll start 

from the moment of conceptlOn 

and follow an IndiVidual 

throughout life, emphaSIZing the 

fdctors that "hape and Influence 

development and behaVIOr 

"Encountering ReltglOus 

Change 111 Key Countries" Will 

be led by the Rev Ntle Harper, 

dll c

68 cw NtMJ4 

Soroptimists, Venture 

Club plan fundraiser 

for Turning Point 

Gl'Osse Pomte Soroptmu"t, 

Venture partnershIp m servIce 

wIll present a dinner and fashIOn 

show at the AssumptIOn Cui 

tural Center, 21800 Mal tel' 

Road, St ClaIr Shores, at 6 30 

pm Fnda) , Nov 3 

The proceed~ from the event 

WIll be used by Turnmg POint to 

purchase outdoor playgl ound 

eqUIpment TUInlng Pomt IS a 

57.bed shelter for battered 

women and chIldren m Macomb 

County established mne year~ 

ago In addItion to proVIding tem. 

porary housing, the facilIty pro. 

vldes health care fO! the home 

less, a 24 hour cn!>ls Ime, 

dIsplaced homemaker servIce 

and a 24.hour sexual assault hot 

lme Eleven fulllllne ,md ~I\. to 

eIght part tllne \Vorkel" pI 0\ Ide 

the~ ~elVIce" Fundmg IS flom 

the Umted Way of Southedbtel n 

MIchIgan and the Sthmt fOlm of thIS pellOd of Pol 

I",h culture 

[n Mav 1990, there WIll by a 

"ymposl~m under the dn ectlOn 

of Pohsh archeologIst, Jadwlga 

Llpll1ska, professOl at Warsaw 

Umvel sity The tOPiCWIll be dls 

covelles by Pohsh alcheologlsts 

In the MedIterranean and Egypt 

FOI fUlther Inf01matlOn, call 

833 7971 01 642 2730 

membel of the Lily SocIety and 

the Farmmton Garden Club 

UPutt" th Ditz'" 

, In on e 1\ • 

'~:~'~amOOWrlll~~: 

Contemporary Chic 

Village Garden Club holds meeting 

Pearls help to create a unIque 

and contemporary stylp to the'ie pln'i, 

edmund t. AHEE jewelers 

20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods 

886-4600 

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An orchId exhIbIt and sale WIll 

be held on Nov 10 at Miller 

Hall 111 Chnst Church from 10 

a m to 5 p m sponsored by the 

Village Garden Club 

~~rni]~ 

'" OPEN HOUSE 

at 

Daleo's Salon 

Saturday, October 28th 

Please Come In & JOin 

Our Formal Halloween Party 

hors d'oeuvres champagne 

1929 Vernier 882.2828 

G.P. Woman's Club bridge group 

The Gros"e Pomte Woman's 

Club bndge b'lOUP WIll meet 

Nov 1 for lunch and blldge at 

noon at the W81 Memonal 



National Farm, Garden Association 

Thl' ~ltdll~,lll e11\ 1"lOn of ,I III \Ilth tlH' Illeetln~ ~t,lItlll~ 

\\ om,\I1'" N,lllOl1d1 F,II m cllld ,II 9 :30 .1III 

G.IIdl'n A...... oe1cltlOn'~felll counCIl 1"01101\ 1l1j.( the lucheon, the 

meetlllj.( \\lll ~e Wedl~e"day, pIOh'l,lllI "1\ Ne\\ EI'.I," about 

NO\ 15 ,It the (OllntlY Club oj 1111'bl'



Named to Kalama7()o College's 

dean'.., h~t 1'01 the Ia.st academic 

qUai tel wel e Melissa A. Din. 

verno, d,lughtel of Pall !Cia Cox 

01 GIOb~ePomte City and James 

Dmvel no 0(' Detroit, Anastasia 

K Grobbel, daughter of Beverly 

C Grobbel of GIosse PIllnte Park 

and Cyrtl A Gl'Obbel Jr of 

GI'O"c;e Pomte Park, and Mi. 

chael J. Millet', son of Cat la M 

Mtllel of Grosse Pomte Woods 

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Alexandra Van Doren, 

daughter of Charles and Sandra 

Van Doren, has been awarded 

an undel graduate degree from 

The AmerIcan Umverslty durmg 

commencement exercIses m 

May Van Doren IS a 1985 grad 

uate of Grosse Pomte South 

High School She majored III arts 

management and worked on 

many theall Ical productIOns at 

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HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERfECTION 

BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD 

THE PASTEBOARD PASTIME 

The Encyclopedia of Bridge says of Tom Smith, "Bridge 

editor, WIIter, one of the leadmg Amencan players He was 

an ollgmal member of the Precision Team that won the 

Spmgold 111 '70, '71, the VandclbJlt III '72 and numerous re 

glOnal tItles" 

I flr'it played with Tom m 1979 at the famous New York 

Cavendish Club whcle he dlstmgUlshed himself for fifteen 

years as the able director of actlvltles Dunng his tenUle, It 

\\ as an actepted premIse that Cavendish's hIgh stake game 

was the most demandmg contract bridge contest played any. 

whele and It atttacted celebrated players from all over the 

world In 1987 Tannah Hirsch, President of Goren Interna. 

tlOnal, pelsuaded Tom to Jom Goren as Executive Vice Presl' 

dent HIS departure saddened many as he was extremely 

popular, but fortunately the Club had, In Tom Snow, an able 

assistant who has filled that posltlOn with dlstlllctlOn 

I am but one of a large al my that holds Tom Smith m 

high legal d He IS a gentleman of considerable talent and 

statuI e who IS cel tamly one of a dozen of the best high stake 

playel s 111 actlOn You would have a difficult tlme picking 

111mflam a crowd He IS uncommonly unastomshmg at or 

away from the table. Yet he IS one of the most sought after 

partners playmg today It IS ordmary for hIm to make the 

most consequential deCISIOns look easy He's far from flamboyant 

nor does he search for applause HIS competence has 

been con~equent1al m almost every bndge Victory he's been 

a part of, but It's usually hiS partnel' or some other team 

membel' who has gotten the Kudos He's the first to praise 

and hiS few words of clltlclsm's only purpose IS to promote 

bettel play If the mlschlevlOus, but fun lovmg Michael Moss 

I'> "The LIttle Beast of Bridge", an endeanng comphment 

that was composed by hiS many friends, then Tom Smith IS 

hiS antithesIS Both are superb players, but poles apart m 

personahty 

Remember when we would walk a mtle for a camel? I'd do 

a great deal mOle to be Tom's partner HIS competence IS ex 

tl aordll1alY HIS fnendly composure gives one unusual confI. 

dence You Ie a favonte to wm when playmg with him 

Watch Tom m actIOn at Cavendish Club m today's hand 

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John Southe!!, a fl'ef'lnmRn at 

Colby College In WatervIlle, Me , 

participated m the Machias 

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hal"l IS a graduate of Grosse 

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Passed Out 

Declarer's play looks Simple for ten tncks, but thiS IS 

some kmd of game that many experts stay away from There 

were over eighty years of world class talent at the table and 

those four players represented some 25,000 master pomts 

West Kmg of Diamond's lead was overtaken by East's 

Ace At trick two East cashed his Spade Ace and returned 

the Diamond Deuce to West's Jack ObvlOusly West's over. 

call must be Just a sohd SIX card SUit as all the other hIgh 

cards were accounted for. ThiS amplified East mtention to 

over rough Dummy on the Queen continuatIOn Declarer 

countered thiS by roughing in Dummy with the Trump 

Queen Trumps dIdn't look to be in trouble as there was a 

68% chance they would break 3/2. So what did East do? He 

casually discarded hiS Diamond SIX. Now we often see a false 

card like thiS, but only an academician of Tom's skill could 

pOSSibly draw the correct mference East was contl'lving a 

ploy West had only five Diamonds for hiS overcall plus a 

smgleton Heart East must have four Hearts to the ten and 

thiS was hiS plan for. a plus Tom's next play was amazmg 

He called for the Heart nme and let It nde! 

SuggestIOn Politely declme their kmdness to play If an 

mVltatlOn m thiS grade of game comes your way 

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Anna Lauraine Wuerfel, 

daughter of Otto and Beatnce 

Wuerfel of Gro'>se POinte Farms, 

has b'l'aduated flom Michigan 

State UmvClslty With a bachelor 

of '>uence degree In bIOlogical 

buence. DUImg hel benwr year, 

Wuerfel recCived a bf}ant flOm 

the MSU chapter of the bClentlfic 

research society SIgma XI, for a 

te~earch project 111 blOchemlstl y 

which mvolved pldnt anaIY'iJ'> 

She IS a 1984 graduate of Gros'>e 

Pomte South High School and IS 

cun ently ~I vlng an mtel nshlp 

as a Ie,>oulce a,>,>I,>tantfor the 

NatIOnal Pal k Sel Vlte In Mal'y 

land 

Cadet Edward F. Lambrecht 

III ha'> completed a U S All 

FOIte ROTC field training en 

campment at Latkland All' FOlte 

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Bowhng Green State Umver 

'>Ity hac; Jetrulted 61 NatIOnal 

Merit Scholar finahsts for its fall 

freshman c1a'is Among those m. 

clude Grasbe Pomte Woods resl. 

dent John 

J;,tl'y maJOl 

P. Babel, a blochem. 

Amy Schlaff, daughter of Mr 

and Mr~ Nel~on Schlaff of 

Grosse Pomte Farms, and Stephen 

Gove, son of Mr and Mrs . 

Gilbert Gove of Grosse Pomte 

Farm~, aJ e "emors at Kents Hill 

School m Kents HIll, Me SchlafT 

I'> a membel of the the field 

hockey team Gave IS a member 

of the Jumor varsity soccer team 

Your hairstyle makes a 

personal statemenl And If 

that statement 15 "tired" 

and "boring," the cut's 

the thing' Come In today 

for a hall' fashion update: 

You may be lust snips 

away from an exciting 

glamour ,tyle, power 

look, or fuss-free fun 

Expect the best I You r hair 

will be In optimal con- 

dition because we use 

Redken products-the 

vel) best In hair care 

HOURS 

Mon & Tues 9 a m 3 p m 

Wed thru Frl 9 a m 9 p m 

Saturday 8 a m 3 p m 

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88 

Robiclzaud- 

Koelscll 

S.\l ,111 \nne HO~lI( h.1Ud, 

d.lllght('l 01 !.O1(' t\,I ,md Il.unil 

tOil Holm h,llId 01 (;10"''''1 Pili ntl' 

Wood" m.llll('d 1),lllll (',111 

l{.11 Id .Iud HlllldJ d i\1.ulll 

I{ Itlghl',IlI'''' 111.'1e thl' bllde'" 

DON'T PAINT YOUR 

RADIATORS 

'll 1I l t lly llh li' ....ltle etl uency ot::,l0 un & hot 

\\ , t I j;1 .... 1I1l1 ,-"c'lvd U1C O~L.He~are poor h(dl 

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Affordable Ace Rad,alor Enclosures 

• It 1 I( Il I, (I ~t12e w Ih bahed CrldlTl8 t n ,el r} 

(ollectlbles and decoratl\ e accessone~ 

NO ADMISSION CHARGE 

fRIDA Y & SATURDAY OCT 27th & 281h 

10 00 a m - 5 00 p.m. , , 

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE HOTlINE 885-1410 

SALE CONDUCTED BY SUSAN HARTZ 886-8982 

Quality ...Something Time Doesn't Wear

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~B 

Anne Wentling Murphy 

Murphy-Griffith 

Mr and Mn, WIlham A MUI 

phy Jr of Glof>"e POll1le Pdlk 

announ(ed lhe en~a~emenl of 

their daughtel, Anne Wenthng 

MUIphy, to Peter Mancle Gnf 

lith, son of MI' and MI s David 

J Gllffith of Houston, Texas 

The announ(ement Wd!>made at 

a pdlty given by DI and MI s 

FI anklm McDonald 01 Glos,;e 

POll1te Pal k An August weddmg 

I" planned 

MUlphy IS a b'raduate of 

Grof>f>ePomte South HIgh School 

and IS curt enlly a sel1lOl at 

Hllbdale College She IS a mem 

bel of Kappa Kappa Gamma so 

100Ity and expects to b'laduate 

\\ lth a bachelOi of alts degt ee 111 

theater and speech 111 May 

Gllffith IS a graduate of Mal 

tm Luther Preparatory School 111 

Prallle.du Chien, WIS , and Hills. 

dale College, \\ here he earned a 

bacheim of artf> degl ee 10 En 

gh"h He IS a member of Delta 

Tau Delta flatermty and I;' cur 

Iently associated WIlh U 111versal 

FOIl~';t PlOducts m DdIIas 'POI t 

Worth 

Faces 

From page 3B 

tel y, song and "pooky fun \\ III 

take place at the Fox Theatre 

begmnmg at 8 p m 

The Fox's lobby Will be trans. 

fmmed mto a spectacle of Hal. 

loween hOll 01 s With gh05ts, cob 

webs, Witches' bl ew and musIc 

by a mystellOus ghoul at the 

famous Fox Theatre pipe 01 gan 

The hauntmg host committee 

for the chllhng evenl mclude,; 

Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Austin, 

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fridholm, 

Mr. and Mrs. John P. 

Gray, Mr. and Mrs. John Lambrecht, 

Mr. and Mrs. David 

Mikesell, Mr. and Mrs. 

Thomas Lee Schoenith and 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Spivak. 

TIckets are $65 per pel son and 

mclude prefened seatmg at the 

show and an afterglow Call the 

MUSICHall Center at 963 7622 

Mondays through Fndays flom 9 

a.m to 5 pm 

Romantic Renaissance: 

Members and guests of the 

Women's Committee of the 

Amencan Lung A"soclatlOn of 

Southeast l'vhchigan WIll kick off 

the fall season With a fashlOn 

show featunng fasl110n'1by Ann 

Taylor 

The lucheon IS today, Oct 26, 

at the Deal born Inn CocktaIls 

are at 11 a m Lunch at noon 

TIckets at e $25 

1\velve of DetrOIt's most actIVe 

women have agreed to model 

fashIOns representing the sho\\ 's 

tItle, "Romantic Renaissance .. 

ThPy Indude C;"O', to DaVid r.hchael Sac 

chettl, son of Mr and Ml's LOUIS 

B SacchettI JI of Grosse POInte 

Wood" Valene GJanakls IS abo 

the daughlel of the late Ehels M 

Glal1dkl'; A February \\eddmg 

IS planned 

Glanakls IS a 1981 gl'aduate of 

Glosse Pomte South HIgh School 

and d 1986 b'l'aduate of Wayne 

State Ul1l\'el SIt) , \\ hel e she 

em ned a bachelOl of clli" deb'l'ee 

, 111 I:>peech commUl1lcatlOn public 

.FUR~•• 7.; 

IS fOR EVERYONE 

EVER SINCE THE 

BEGINNING OF TIME 

FUR HAS BEEN KNOWN 

AS THE WARMEST 

NATURAL MATERIAL 

SOME THINGS 

NEVER CHANGE 

tJ)a'lol 

011'Chemp)oypd by DdY 

tonlllud"'()D\ 111 tetHIl manage 

ment 

S,lc(hetll I" d 1980 gl adudle 01 

Glo""e POInle NOIlh High S(hool 

elnd d 1985 h'ladlllelffmembel of CIV]( 

Seal chllght, Inc 

Schelnlelholn ealned a bdche 

Stephanie Jaye Semmler 

Howard and Cheryl Semmler 

of Grosse Pomte Fal m;, 

al e the pal ents of a daughtel, 

Stephanie Jaye Semmler, bOln 

OCl 13, 1989 Maternal b'1and 

parents me Barbara and Arden 

Unruh of Wl(hlta, Kan Patel 

nal b'landmothel IS Joanne 

Semmler of St Clan Shm e" 

lAKE FRONT LIVING 

Save $30,000. - $60,000.!!! 

If you've dreamed of liVing on the Lake your dream can 

come true at Lakeview Clubl Don't walt Save 

$30,000 -$60.000 On our last 4 homes We offer maintenance 

free hving With securrty system In spacIous 3-story 

townhomes nght on Lake St Clair 

All have panoramic breath-taking views and on expansive 

master bedroom With master both sUite which features 

a see-thru fireplace 

All are custom finished to your specifications Lake Front 

values are Increasing rapidly, so now IS your opportunity 

to live on Lake St Clair Million $$ dollar views at only 

one-fourth the price 

Don't miSsout open dally Including Sunday 1-5 p m 

LAKEVIEW CLUB TOWNHOMES 

Jefferson Ave at 11 1/2 Mile Rd 

5t Clair ShOres, MI 

Piku Management Co. 

774-6363 or 293-1180 

101 of "(Wille dpgl ee 111 bU!>IllCf>" 

ddmIl11"tl,llIIJl1 110m Indiana 

Ulllvel"lly He I" VIW prcf>ldenl 

of ~lI1Cll1Ielhm n & ('0 Realtors 

Nuria Giralt Sanchez and 

Robert Bradford deSpelder 

SanchezdeSpelder 

Joan Gn all Ortola of Barce. 

lona, Spa1l1, ha'1 announced the 

engagement of hlb daughter, 

NUl'la Glralt Sanchez, to Robert 

BradfO! d deSpelder, son of Rob 

('It E and Patllcla J deSpelder 

of Glo""e POll1le Pal k Sanchez 

h also the daughter of the late 

MalIa Sanche.l Pera A Decem 

bel weddmg l'i planned 

Brian Richard Schmitz 

Douglas and Susan Schmitz 

01 Harpel Woode; al e the pm ents 

of a bo, , Brian Richard 

Schmitz, bOln Sept 6, 1989. 

~laternal grandparents al e 

Richard and Mary Jane 

Keller of Gro"se Pomte \Voods 

Patel nal gJ andfathel I" Peter 

Schmitz of DaVIson 

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Sons of American Revolution 

The DetrOIt Metropolitan 

chapter, Sons of the American 

Revolution Will hold a chapter 

meetmg and luncheon at the 

Gro!>se Pomte War Memonal 

Saturday, Oct 28, at 9 30 a m, 

After coffee and congemalIty, 

the meetmg Will be held from 10 

unlll 11'30 a m Luncheon I!>at 

noon Call 2943509 for mformatlOn 

Senior Community holds spook maze 

St John Bon Secours Semor 

Commumty WIll pref>ent a spook 

maze m their residentIal parkmg 

lot located at 18300 East Warren 

Ave 

Admls"lOn IS $1 and Will mdude 

hayride, tour through the 

'1pook maze, CIder and donuts 

Th€' date 10; Oct 27 and 28 

112 day sessions 8:45-11 :15 a.m. 

Detroit's Nicest Antique Show 

16421 Harper 

Detroit 

(near Whittlet) 

881-1285 

o,.ft & TIlwn .... 

, 'fl.a,... Nl. 

.,..... 

from 7 9 pm 

Other "ponsors mcludec; Bike 

Tech, Eppens Van DewelgRe Fu 

neral Home, and Sell & Sons 

Tractor EqUipment 

For addItIOnal mformatlOn 

please call Demse Lapll1!>ky at 

3438000 

WATERCOLOUR WORKSHOP 

taught by 

Betty S. Denton 9:00-4:30 p.m. 

Sunday, November 19th Monday, November 20th 

"WAX BEGONIAS" "Azalea Dreams" 

ISa Simpler painting IS more dlfflcult and 

deSigned for the begmner has Intricate work involved 

550° 0 per day 

All materials included 

(525 00 deposit required) / 

881 .6305 .'IU~,nl\'[ 

"'OIUJ~ 

_2_0_5_0_7_M_o_C_k _A_v_e_,_G_ro_s_s_e_P_o_ln_t_e_W_d_S __ ~'_' __ 

BY 

Grosse Pointe Baptist 

Community Nursery School 

Ages 30 months to five years 

REGISTRATION 

NOW OPEN 

FOR FALL 

21336 Mack Avenue 

at Old Eight Mtle and Mack 

Grosse POinte Woods, MI 48236 

Phone 881-1210 

for information and registration 

The program WIll be a memo 

ber of the Wmdsor, Ontario 

branch of the Society of Umted 

EmpIre Loyalists, who will de- 

SCribe the group's backb'l'Ound, 

actIVIties and hIStory 

Cost IS $13 Guests are wel 

come 

23RD INDIAN VILLAGE 

ANTIQUES SHOW 

November 4 &. 5, 1989 

at the Stately Whittier Towers 

Detroit, Michigan 

of 15 BUInS at E. Jefferson 

lbet\o\een Grosse POinte and Renalssan(e Center) 

Hours 11 a m to 8 00 pm-Sunday to 6 P m 

AdmISSIon $3 OO-wIth thIS card $2 50 

MIChael] Sanderson, Management (313) 833-4298 

Flexsteel's Fall Fashion 

Sale at Fournier's 

Fournier's 

Furniture 

27113 Harper 

St. Clair Shores 

(btw 10 & 1~ Mile) 

776-8900 

~ Mott. & n-. 1"'1. 

T..... frI. & '''II'' 

~ wto." ,

108 

SAC 2 officers 

Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild built this French Renaissance 

chateau III the late 19th century. Known as Waddesdon Manor. 

the mansIOn contains an opulant collection 01 French furniture 

and art and the grounds leature an aViary and a herd of Japanese 

deer 

pll ~ \ 1,,1 ,,\ lUll Illd,l1l I It IlUlg 

\" I I 11H 111hl I 

1111'11,\11 111\11\ lonU'II~ ,lIld 

l \llll~ ~olll~ on III th.hnd In till 

Officers elected at the annual meetIng 01 the Substance 

Abuse Community Council (SAC 2 j of Grosse Pointe are. 

from left. Thomas McGrath. treasurer; Lucy Smlth. presIdent; 

and Tom Gauerke. recording secretary. Not shown 

are Mary Ellen Bleakley. vice-president; and Kathryn Thurber, 

corresponding secretary, 

r:vtCF presents 'Fo~W~men Only' 

\Vomen \I ho I I' l'\Pl'lll'nced~{1 giJ.-t[ Ilion h, :-:11l~It II 10 P III 

(,/Iltel all' II1llted to ,Ittelll! "an'" FOI ]]H1l1 IIlIIHIl1 Ilion 1,111 

Ilk'noon lu(heo]] 'lIld ple'I'nt,1 "'11 I f71111'\ q... 

\ I' HI FOI \VOlllell Onh 011 

100h.mg good and feplll1g good 

It \I III be pll'"entl'd 11\ t 1w 

\1Idllg,1n Cancel Found,ltlOn 

l \I) E W ,Ill en In Detlolt on 

'iIHIl~da\',NO\ 2 

LI',ldll1g an open fmum II III hl' 

p Illl,ll..,t.., Sand';, \\'\l~oll 

,\ (' S \V, Joanne Rdl.\] "L,III 

IL'I patwnt and authOl of ,\ 

'lIme to Heal: Pdt FI..,hel hthl 

ne",,\\ oman dnd I,ll ~ n~e(t[)ll11l 

,1m] P,lIn Eldled. :\ill'b A1111'lll.l 

of 1970 110\\ c1 f,1..,hlOn ,\'H\ wllJl 

I on"u \t,mt emd nel\ "pelpl'l 101 

1I111111..,t 

~J(h I'd will demon'U ,Ill' t 111' 

P(}~ltl\ I' effect-. 01 plOpI'I m,l he 

lip ,lI1d wlol' on \ olunteel" 

,\11 paneh;,t 

I October 

, 

26, 1989 


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Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS~' 

REALTOR@ 

THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED 

EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS 

Adlhoch & A~l>ocwte", Inc 

Aldlldge & Assoclateb 

Bolton Johnbton ASSOCiates 

CentUly 21 Eabt m the Village 

Chamberlain Realtors 

ChampIOn & BacI, 1m 

Ddmmdn, Palms, Redltor.., 

R G Edgm & A"..,oclatc.., 

James R Flkanv H('I.J1 E"tdte Co 

The PI udcntwl 

Gr o'>"e Poml!' Rca I E'itate Co 

J-Ilgbw Maxon Inc Redltol" 

,John"tone & .John'>tone Int 

LochrnoOl Redl E"tdte 

.John E PICICP & A",..,ocldle

108 

SAC 2 officers 

Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild built this French Renaissance 

chateau In the late 19th century. Known as Waddesdon Manor. 

the mansion containS an opulant collechon of French furniture 

and art and the grounds feature an aViary and a herd of Japa- 

nel',hUl didn't Iind LIlt' "I'ell'! 

1(1011\ Thl'\ deelded to "pend the 

night In llll' hOIl"e 'llld, unlOl t u 

1l.ltl'" dUN' to le"t 111the b('

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Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS~ 

REALTOR'!; 


EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS 

Adlhoch & Al-.'>ocmtes, [nc 

Aldlldge & A'iSOclateb 

Bolton John'>ton Absoclates 

Century 21-Eabt In the Village 

Chamberlain Realto!'!> 

GROSSE POINTE WOODS 

ChampIOn & Buel, [nc 

Damman, Palms, J{Pdltol'" 

R G Edgal & A""oclatel-. 

Jame

128 

(~ 

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308 MORAN 

$179,000 

Damman •Palms- Realtors 

17646 Mad.. 886--1-1-1-1 

••• OPEN SUNDAY ••• 

FIRST OFFERING 



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PE ,\ SUNDAY 25 1699 HOLLYWOOD - OPEN SUNDAY 25 - 20695 COUNTRY CLUB 

t;IW..,SE POIN l'E WOODS NIce fdmlly home wIth - HARPER WOODS WITH GROSSE POINTE :J0 ",,1_ 

I' I l~~ I 

j 'd b".\lltllul Llnuh loom and connectmg kItchen \\lth SCHOOL SYSTEM Updated and ready lor you ~ 

".llillg -p,lU' 'I IIIee bedlOoms, t\\O full baths, fire Thl ee bedrooms, loads of updated Items, newel ~ 

J pl.I(l' III llllllg loom and fanulv room RecleatlOn wlIIdows, enh) dool s, porch, updated kitchen, all ~#I 

100111 !I\O ldl detached gmdge Gualdlan Home 111'\\ \\oodwork, newer caJpetlllg, 0111' car garage ~ 

• \Y,1I1 ,lilt \ Illdllded Gum dlan Home Warranty r 

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FIRST OFFERING E'\leptlOllal lanch bOldenng GlOsse Pomte on a qUIet wI de 'lal VelY lalge ~ 

lIpl'1l 11001 plan La! ge ma~tel bedloom hUlte WIth dool wall, deck and full bath With large walk m 

L1()~et .\ 11bathh h.n e been updated Llbl arv, iiI st floor laundry, two natul al fireplaces, two fUI 

J 1l,IU', \\ Ith Lentloll dll, automatIc Spl mkleJ hystem, formal dining room, brick WIth alumlllum • 

~ t lUll 2 400 ~qU,ilI' feet Pel fectl \' chm mlngl ' ,[,s..1 

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~ \ \( A:"Jl LOT - GROSSE POINTE WOODS Zoned lesldentlal Land contract terms avallable Lot 

~If!i 1 ll\ea~lIll'~ appl 0'\1matl'l) 45 86 " 273 65 PI Ice JUht I educedl :J ~(.nOS~E POI:\TE WOODS - Decorated by present owner Just move In! BeautIful colors thlOughout 

onCll11gtill ee bedlOoms, natUl al fil eplace, dmlllg room, beautiful sun porch for year lOund enJoy 

Illent Den t\\O full bath'l, tl\O cm gal age, splmklel system, alarm system, central air, patIO 

j 'fle,lUtlfulh 1,1I1dhcaped 

l GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Sharp one and one half story home Wlth Flonda room One and one ~. 

half baths Super recreatIOn room WIth wet bar and lavatory Two car attached garage Updated 

• kItchen dmmg room bnck W1th alummum tnm 886-8710 Guardtan Home Warranty ~ 

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or!.'\ ~U~DA Y 15- BRAND :"JEW" Hidden Cove Condomllllums" Only two left Beaullfu! pano 

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l.llllil \ le\\ 01 Lal-.l' St Clan Located lJ1 Han Ison TownshIp on the water (Near Shook 

Jdlpl -on on Jellel" COUIt I T\\ 0 bedlooms, two bathh, iiI st floor laundry, full basement, 

g,lI ,lge Boat II ell mcluded m pI Ice 

Road off 

attached 

LJ3 ~ Each Red Carpet office IS IndeT"!ndenlly owned and operated 

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PRE-HALLOWEEN SUPER OPEN SUNDAY 

12 OPENS FROM 2-4 

r.~! 1:BEH 

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EMPLOYEE 

RELOCAllON 

COUNCil 

1145 KENSINGTON 

1'.'\(,11'-,11 (OnA(.f 1'\ '-,!'_Rf.'\E Sf nl:--'(~ 0\ de 

hgtrul em 11 onnwnl 101 \ 01.11 tamll) Situated on a 

Ip_plpndenl lot thl~ P'\llptlOlI,11 Ie~](lcnce offci

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Grosse Pointe News 138 

"THE JIM SAROS AGENCY IS PLEASED TO OFFER" 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

GROSSE POINTE CITY 

GROSSE POINTE 

DUPLEX 

GROSSE POINTE GARDENS 

CONDO 

Immediate oecupanc, LO\£'II t\\O hed 

100m iii ~t 11001condo In pnml' 11m p£'I 

Wood~ loedle SpaclOu~ I()()m ~17e" toari~ 

of "torage mamten,mc£' fep onh $7;) m 

elude" heat \\ ater ,md m~ll1ancl' A 

mu~t rnedm \\Ith bullt 111 double 0\ en", I,mgt' top \\Ith 

1,'1111, I lentl,1I ,Ill It 

t,lthed gdldge, ne\\el Ioof, blll gl,u ,d,lI m "y"tem ,mu \\ 01Ill,l1ll7ed dtlh 

and IOU \\lm't hellele the h'ledt Pllte of on1\ $lfl.t 900' Stop 11\ on 

Sund"v OJ bettel \ et c

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Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS' 

October 26. 1989 


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REALTOR' EQUAl flOUSING 

OPPORTUNIIY 


EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS 

.\dlhodl & A...,ouatl' [Ill 

.\ldlld~ ..w & A:-.:-.oclate ... 

Rol t 011 ,Joh ll:-.tOIl A .,.,oCI,Jte ... 

('('ntlll' 21 Ed"t III till' \'1I1,lge 

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Celebrating 

Our 

70th Year 

JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE 

NEW ON THE MARKET 


16 SYCAMORE LANE, 

GROSSE POINTE 

BETfER THAN NEW! Outstanding 1985 custom 

designed transltlonal home has oh, so many special 

features' LIght and airy flexible floor plan expands 

with your needs and mcludes a den, top-of.the line 

kitchen bUilt ms, large WolmanlZed deck plus beautl. 

fully fimshed lower level with fourth bedroom and 

fourth bath Excellent value at $369,000 - Immedl 

ate occupancy 884-0600. 


140 LEWISTON ROAD, 


HERE'S A CHARMER! ThiS country farm COL- 

ONIAL on lovely large sIte In an absolutely 

PRIME FARMS LOCATION mcludes five bed 

rooms, three and one half baths, den, huge 33 foot 

family room, multiple fireplaces, fimshed base 

ment, glassed summer terrace, central all' and !>o 

much MOREl Stop by Sunday and see, 01 call 884- 

0600 for more exciting details' 

SPACE! SPACEI SPACE! Great accommodatIOns for the pi Ice includIng three four bedrooms, 28 x 13 

foot family room WIth fireplace and bUIlt In bar, great family kItchen, centl al all and attached gal age In 

prime Woods locatIOn' 180's 881-4200. 

IN THE FARMS _ ThIS three bedroom English style bungalow IS a real doll house' NIce size rooms 

throughout, warm and charming decor and nothing to do but move In' Perfect for young marrieds' 881. 

6300. 


1079 ANITA - NEW Mutschler kitchen, den, central all' sharp Woods Ranch 884-0600. 

511 COUNTRY CLUB - Sharp St ClaIr Shores qUiet first floor condo Gleat extras' 881-4200. 

140 LEWiSTON -See picture ad under "New on the Market!" 884.()600. 

237 MCKINLEY - Three bedroom, two and one half bath COLONIAL In Farms Fanlll} room, newer 

kitchen' 884-0600. 

783 RIVARD - BUDGET SPACE! Four bedrooms, two baths at $132,9001 0600. 

MUST BE SOLD!! 884. 

1420 HARVARD - SHARP ENGLISH! 

, 

New famIly room, fresh decor, bIg looms, . 

Wanantv' 884.0600. 

18 SYCAMORE LANE -See picture ad under "New on the Marketr' 884.()600. 

854 VERNIER - Larger bungalow WIth private sUIte upstall S gI eat fOl teenagers' 881-6300. 

GROSSE POl!'\TE FAR~IS 

R2 Kel che\ "I RR4 0600 

BY APPOINTMENT 

WALK TO THE VILLAGE from thIS beautIfully mamtalned four bedroom, t\\O bath ENGLISH! Glo 

rlOUS leaded, bevelled and stamed glass wmdows and doors, two tIer covered deck, mature landscapmg, 

fleXIble floor plan over 2400 square feet WIth generous room sIzes and MORE TO LIKE! 884-0600. 

EASILY MAINTAINED LAKESHORE HOME has three bedrooms, two and one half baths, genelous 

family room, updated kItchen and grand SHORES LOCATIONl $349,500 881-6300. 

PRIME WOODS AREA offers four bedroom Colomal updated thloughout mcludmg the kItchen and 

two and one half baths Central aIr, family room WIth fireplace and ImmedIate occupanc} IS avaJlable 

881-4200. 

SPARKLING AIR CONDITIONED Woods bungalow WIth three bedrooms, two baths, updated kItchen 

and well fimshed basement 881-4200. 

FABULOUS SPACE, stunnmg wood, pub room, first floor mastel SUIte, two dens, foUl bedrooms and 

two baths - SPACE AND PRIVACY FOR ALL! 881-4200. 

WELL LOCATED TWO.FAMILY has three bedrooms each umt plus a good cash 110\\' An affordable 

mvestment at $75,000' 8814200. 

MCKINLEY - A favorite location! Three bedroom Colomal WIth large famJly room, updated kItchen, 

two fireplaces, fimshed basement and MORE! NEW PRICE OF $149,900! 881-4200. 

BE SURE TO SEE THIS ONE before you thmk about bUildlOg l "Better than new" quahty appomt 

ments m thIS dIstinctive home make It a RARE FIND! Superior construction WIth speCial attentIon to 

detail . marble staIrcase, Roman tub m master bath, all m a charmmg VIlla WIth COUItyal d entl ance 

ATTRACTIVE PRICE ADJUSTMENT NOW IN EFFECT! DETAILS AT 884-0600. 

NEW DESIGNER DECOR! ThIS three bedroom, two bath all' conditioned home on lovely LOCH. 

MOOR has newer kitchen WIth breakfast area, lIbrary, large FlOrida room and attached garage NIce 

sIze rooms throughout' 881-6300. 

LAKESHORE VILLAGE CONDO m the much requested Lakeshore Road locatIon' Includes all appliances, 

carpetmg, finished basement and central ror plus pool and clubhouse pnVlleges $65,500. 884- 

0600. 

TWO DELUXE UNITS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE In popular Woodbridge condommlUm complex' 

COMFORTABLE LIVING AT A COMFORTABLE PRICE! 884-0600. 

SfAR OF THE SEA AREA and an attractIve COX & BAKER COLONIAL m lovely pnvacy onented 

~Uing' Four bedr"..-,ms, two w'"ldone half baths, ~ntcr cnt'n P 

J \vith Pa...... aue. noo,..,..... 

tached garage $209,500. 884-0600. . ... •'''b' ,-u,~ ~~ ....." 'J .~" ", '" 

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HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE 

HALLOWEENI 

REA L TOR S 

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clo,e to schools and shopping 

Included are three bedrooms 

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103 MAPLETON - It'S a short 

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Colomal features a chal mIng 

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ONSHIRE IS a transItIOnal Co) 

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Along \\ Ith updated kItchen. 

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OPEN SUNDAY - 563 SHEL 

DEN IS an executIve Colonial 

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OPEN SUNDAY - 247 CHAR 

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the heart of the Farms WIth fOlll 

bedrooms. three baths. and fam 

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year round porch and many '>pe 

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158 

FIRST OFFERING - Chul mmg 

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See the great entl ance hall lead 

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laundry, two baths, t\\O lavato 

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The EDWIN PAUL SALON IS ~ 

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Diane has been dedicated to the 

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Thursday With evening houro; ,20327 Mack, 

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/ Watercolour WOIkshop, by 

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the biggest savlllgs of the V1'~ 

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rugs are 25 l1£ . 50 C/r off at 21435 

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We are redecorating our o;howroom and offering 

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Come see us at 15118 Kercheval. 823-0540. 

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October 27th S M T ~~_F_5 

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Grand parents night!! Enjoy J 4 S 6 7 B 9 

dinner in the S1. Clair l~ :~ :~ ~~ ~~ ~; ~~ 

Room. Bring your favorite 75 26 77 28 29 30 

grand children and everyone can rela" and 

watch a special Halloween Puppet Show together. 

Starting at 6:00 p.m. - R.S V.P. x 117. 

October 28th 

Stop by and visit the toy department to o;ee 

the "Brio Train Collection" from 11:00 a.m. 

through 1:00 p.m. 

October 31 

Visit the fur salon to 'lee our large o;election of 

fur lined coato;.. ,10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p m. 

(the pointe) 

BAKE SHOPPE 

Located in the lo,ver level of Jacobson's .. 

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ext. 107, 

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selectIOn of dlstmctlve fabriCS for all your 

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Halloween IS almost here 

Our selectIOn IS beyond 

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WRIGHT'S GIFT & LAMP SHOP' 

has a nice selectIOn of Hallmark 

Halloween cards Also stop and see 

OUI vanety of night lights of pumpkillS, 

ghosts & Witches We always 

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Memories of the North/South 

att e 0f P olntes football game will never die 

;; ~" By Rob Fulton playm" def.n"," ""kl. to> ad,a.,,_ nu' a' 7 1 Sou'h ha' an 

t " ~'Sports Editor Notl e Dame "GOIng Into lhat oUblde (hanc..e CUll enlly, South 

When North and South tee up game, you know Whdl the IC 1'> In the top '>even of RegIOn IV 

the plg"klll Oct 28 at South, cord" ale, but It'" nevel a gIven III tla"" A, with lhe top foUl 

City battle 

On Oct 28, North and South 

Will squar e off fO! the 21st time 

on the football field 

It'!>gomg to be a game dlC 

tated by fullback" NOlth's 

BI'yan Ford and South'!> MIke 

Montal-"ne are Wide necked, 

Wide bcxlJed runners that know 

only one way to run fa!>tforward 

Ford and Montal"fJ1ewill lead 

a cast of selllOl" for then' re 

spectlve team!> Both schools 

SPOlt selllor laden backfields led 

by qU8ltel backs BI ian LetbChet 

(South) and Scott Bernhardt 

(North) 

Evel'y pass Bernhardt has 

completed or thrown thl'> season 

has Just added to hiS school 

car eel IecOld mark Letschel, 

on the other hand, Isn't near 

any 1ecO!ds, but hiS consl"teney 

has not been equaled m the 

Eabtel n MIchigan League con 

felence 

Letscher has mOle Iecelvel s 

than Bel nhm dt, but that's be 

cause Bel nhardt's lecelvelS 

have been ll1JUIed most of the 

season Bernhardt, however, 

does have AlI.State candidate 

CharlIe Stumb 

FO! the second time m three 

years, thiS game holds only a 

poSSible playoff belth for South, 

not NOl-th South needs the W111 

to keep ItS shm playoff hopes 

alive, and NOIth can only spod 

those hopes With a wm 

South seemlllgly ha" the 

edge ovel NOlth With an ove! 

all recO!d of 7 1, but NOlth, 5-3, 

IS as stl'Ong and big Hence, 

this should be anothel bl utal 

battle on South's field at 1 pm 

North and South at e simllal 

teams DefenSIvely both h,pve 

survIved on the 4-4 Offen 

slvely, both coaches enJoy es 

tabllshmg a runmng game and 

occaSIOnally gomg to the all' 

With Montagne and FOld, who 

needs the all? 

I don't thlllk many POll1ts 

wdl be scored becau:::.eboth de 

fenses al e stmgy if that's the 

case, then the klckmg game 

Will become a VItal part of the 

game and the edge would go to 

South's Ja:::.onWel,,~rt 

Thl ee weeks ago, I would 

have predIcted that Letschel 

could pick NOlih's secondary 

apart Howevel, NOIth has re 

grouped after several InjUries 

to ItS defense to recOld 15 mtel 

ceptlOns NOIih has also played 

a toughel schedule than South, 

so maybe that Will benefit the 

Norsemen 

South's defense also took 

tIme to mature WIth only 

See FULTON, page 2C 

both learn" will know then "tl at a" lo whallan happen" learn" m ea(h legIOn ea"on Yo.lth an annual clash who'>e WIdest mal gIn of VlctUly wIth 90 ta(kle!> and 75 a""I"ts 

The NOl"emen hold an 11-9 ad avel North wab lecorded III 1983 that ~a"on "It was a 6fJedt, 

vantage III the all time senes, (29 6), also u'>ed a Will ovel hat d football game I th mk It 

llIdudlllg a 27 G "' III last "ed"on 1':OIth In 1987 to (Jtapult them \\ a" Just Olll yeal " 

aftel entenng the game an un selve" mto po"tseason play, but The Will fO! South that '>Cason 

derdog ThIS season, South looh the North/South game ha,>n't "napped NOIih's thJee game \',In 

lIke the faVOrite agam, but no alway" held a playoff berth nmg stwak ovel the Blue DevIl" 

body evel knows what wdl hap In 1988, nelthel team was de,,- "We weren't leally thInkmg 

pen In thl!>Closstown Ilvalry tIned for the playoffs, and much about that," saId Luca" "We 

"AnythIng can and does hap the same IS expected thiS season were concentratIng on wmnlllg 

pen," "aId 1988 North l,,1J'aduate WIth a 53 record headmg mto that game to make the playoffs" 

Male deMal1lgold.who.snowSaturday.sgame.Nolth wdl not The NOlih/South game at 

tl act!> fanahcs and would be fa 

let sun Ice take you to the toP! 

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20343 M8ck • South of Vernier • Grosse Pointe Woods 

Sun Ice gives you a 

FRFF r!;\y of c;kiine with 

the purchase of any Sun 

Ice 1989/1990 jacket or 

suit. With the purchase 

of a Sun Ice 1989/1990 

Kidski jacket or suit, you 

will receive a 

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introduction-to-ski ing 

package. Participating 

resorts and details on 

Sun Ice hang tags. 

Mnn ..r:rl. 'O-R "4 ..5660 Sat. 10-6 \iIIl VIS4 

natlcs It seem'> that mo!>tof the 

fanb hlbel nate until thl'> clash 

Accordmg to Lucas, the North/ 

South game ,>pread" a particular 

energy 

"Evelyone gets Into that 

game," he said "It's such a big 

deal to the faculty, the students 

and the commumty that It really 

gets you pumped dw mg the 

week of pleparatlOn In fact, It'S 

so bIg, that It becomes tough to 

concentl ate m school" 

ThiS IS no 01 dmary game and 

anyone who's been a:::'socl3ted 

With It will tell you that 

'When's the game?" shouted 

Dean GI aham when contacted 

by phone "That game brmgs 

back a lot of fond memOlles," 

"ald the fOlmer South qualter 

back (clas" of 1981) "No matter 

how many bIg games you were 

mvolved m dunng the season, 

the NOIth game was always the 

bIggest Wmlllng the league was 

a bIg goal, but beatmg NOlih 

"eemed blggel than that No 

mattel how pOOlly the records 

ar e gOIng mto that game, both 

teams look to dommate " 

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The I\'Olih/South game alway,> 

bnngs out the best In player'>, 

too 

"I had the biggest game of my 

semor yeal agamst NOIth," said 

1981 South graduate John De 

Boer, who caught 16 caleer 

touchdowns "If I Iemembel 

light, I caught two touchdowns 

and had about 130 yal ds Iecelv 

mg" 

A httle Improvl'>mg didn't 

hUlt elthel 

"John and I would run some 

of the pattern!> we made up ovel 

the summel," saId Graham, who 

holds South's smgle season mal k 

for yalds gamed passmg (1,135), 

and the cal eel mark for tossmg 

15 touchdowns "John would 

come back mto the huddle and 

tell me he could beat someone, 

01 he saw somethmg else We 

didn't always run the play that 

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~ IAJ!A -t A October 26, 1989 

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NORTH 

Edge 

North versus South 

PASSING 

South $ Brion Letscher will compete pass 

to{ pass with North record holder Scoll Bernhardt, 

but Letscher has more receivers to 

throw 1h$ boll to, Including Chris Harwick, MikEl 

Chambers and the big threat, Jim Wesl. 

RUNNING 

This one s tough to call North's Bryan Ford 

and South's Mike Montagne will do most ot 

the work, and they should with fullback stze 

of 220 and 210 pounds, respecttvely. Ford 

has run more conslstenlly. however 

DEFENSE 

South has recorded two shutouts, but North 

has 15 Interceptions North's detenslve bock. 

field was suspect early In the season. but has 

Improved, The frontline ot South makes the 

dlfflHenC$, however, as does end Rapo 

Nalarko, North's trontllne has been hit hard 

by Inlurles, but heals In lime tor this one 

KICKING GAME 

It this comes down to the klckln9 game, Ihere', 

no question South s Joson Weissert will make the 

dlHerence Weissert has converted 39 at 41 exIra 

points In two years and 11 of 15 field goals. 

North', kicking game has struggled all year long, 

SOUTH 

North has won fOUTot the lost five, Including a 27.6 win lasl year at 

home, Overall. North tokes on 11.9 edge Into Soulh, where the Devils 

qualified tor the p1ayotfs otter beating the Norsemen, 14.3, In 1987, 

From page lC 

Soccer association results 

thl ee starters back flom a yea! 

ago It was su"pect early on, but 

m ItS last four games the de 

fense has b1Jvenup only 20 

pomts, whIle the offense ha" 

scored 140 

Defen'ine battles have been 

cnmmnn 111 thp Nm1h ';nnth 

football game In 1986, NOIth 

won 12 10 In 1982, South won 

14 10 There',> al'>Obeen only 

two years 111 \\hlch South \\as 

shutout 1984 and 1985 NOIth 

ha" never been shutout 111 .l 

South game 

In '87, South lost It'i fiI ..t 

game and rattled off eight 

,>tralght, mcludmg a wm ovel 

North, to wm the Ea"tern 

MichIgan LeabTUebefore head 

mg mto the playoff'i Thl" year 

South won the E M L I"ted on offense 

Cavaliers 1, Stallionb 0 

Matt Magretta d"slsted .m MI 

chael Landau;, WInlllng goal, 

and goalies DaVId Landau, JIm 

Van De Putte, MIchael Kasprzek 

and Joey Kal em combmed fOl 

the shutout 

Goaltendel Sean We"tlopp and 

defender Fred Beslmel paced the 

StallIons 

Attacker!> 3, Hawks 0 

Jon "Ice" Belg netted t\\O 

goals and Adam Budday 

slammed the thll'd fOl the At 

tacker" Budday also aSSisted on 

both Berg goals, WIth plctm e. 

pelfect passes 

Trey Stewmt and Sam Al 

na1)on contrIbuted to the At 

tacker firepowel, while Jonathan 

MacPharhn notched anothel Will 

In goal 

Mo Agby played a b'Teat game 

m goal for the Queen of Peace 

Hawks 

Stallions O. Jets 0 

Blake EllIS and Sean Wes 

tropp held the Jets off b) not al. 

Fulton 

ALL-TIME SERIES 

U-IO house 

South game WIll no longer 

mal k the end of the regular 

seU'ion Next ~a"on, slllce 

South Will entel the WhIte DI 

VI~lOn,the game I~ set fOl the 

eighth date and not the tl adl 

tlOnal mnth N(''(t season Will 

be a league game, a" \\ell 

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Easteon},'IlCh 

at Cenl },'I,ch Cenlrol Mch 

Battle 

From pagl' 1C 

thell tplace timsh WIll ha\ e 

to Wdlt until ne...t yem, but thIS 

yeal's resume stack;, up qUIte 

well To hIS credIt, Luks hdh a 

tl ack record, one pole pOSItIOn 

\\ Ill, three second place fimshes 

and two thud placeb, 

and three touchdowns as a sen 

101' 

P,da7.1o also had a bIg d In 

thohe seabonb, P,1lI1 Hawk, who 

holdb South's cmeel mal k fOl 

rUbhmg WIth 1,791 y,u ddb, dnd 

Tony Tocco, a nuddle hnebdckel, 

wele two of South'" horbe" 

South beat NO!th 14 10 and 296 

111 tho:,e "ea'>on" 

The NO!thJSouth football game 

beglll" at 1 p III ..It South, Oct 

28 

Gettlllg hI'>feet wet 111 car me 

II1g wab about d $20,000 lesson, 

but the expended money doe"n't 

bother hUI1 even though the 

SCCA doesn't oller a cash purse 

"It doesn't botheJ me In the 

true"t sense 01 the WOld," Luks 

saId, "but I know that Iace cm 

dllvlllg IS an expen"lve, and of 

ten h u:,tl'ating sport My span 

SOls (ContJ'OlIor SYbtems Secu 

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huge help, dnd III d few years I 

hope I can \\ m on the profe& 

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money 

It would be mce If amateur 

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It? 

"No, not rcally," LlIks saId, 

you've got to stm t someplace .. 

And what a 1,'1eat stal1 It I", 

too 

"I Ieally dIdn't lIght thmgs on 

file thIS season, but all 111 all It 

wa"n't half bad, elthel, .. Luks 

.,md 

Luks will move hIS LIttle 

League tlophy III Decembel 

when the SCCA dehvel s hiS 

ne\\ est addltlOn 

"The champIOnship Ieally 

hasn't settled III yet," Luks .,ald, 

"but I'm SUIe that It WIll once I 

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Aftel cl :11 8 de/eat to Stedmg 

Height" two week!> ago, North 

football coach FI ank Sumbera 

.,crapped the first five game!> of 

thc sedson and told hi!>playcl b It 

wa.., tune to begm cl "econd sea 

bOil 

North sports 

Norsemen grab share of 

North moved one 'itep closel to 

gOIng 3 0 ovel the 1a, WIth a 3021 wm over 

I{o"evllle, Oct 21 The WI/1 abo 

gave them a co chdmplOn"hlp 

With Homeo In the M, and then went up 8 0 

on a 2 pomt conversIOn NOlth, 

which had 378 yal cis of offense, 

came right back on ItS first selies 

With a 73-yal d pass from 

Scott Bernhal dt to Char he 

Stumb The pomt after fatled 

and North traIled 86 

The NOIsemen defense, which 

YIelded 299 yards on the day, 

then went to work, "toppmg 

RoseVIlle on Its next possessIOn 

North then capped an 85-Y8ld, 8 

play dllve when Bryan Ford, 

\I ho rushed fOl 109 y81ds on 17 

cat nes, popped m flam the 1 

) al dIme ChI IS Meathe's 2 pomt 

convelSlOn gave North a "hart 

III ed 148 lead 

"We got beat on a couple big 

plays m the fil st half," saId 

Sumbel a, "and the second one 

came lIght after \1 e took the 

lead ., 

That's when RoseVille's Enc 

Gunther caught a 50 yal d pass 

to take a 15.14 lead at the mter. 

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"We were "tufTing them on the 

Iun, "0 they had to pa"" and WI' 

had "ome blC,1kdown"," flum 

bel a explamed "But we lame 

nght out and took wntlol dg,1ll1 

by playmg tough defen'>C dnd 

SU"tdlllll1g dll ves " 

The "econd half Wd" al"o ,111 

ChI I" Meathe Meathe Idttled 011 

a b2-yard Jaunt on the thll d play 

()f the ..tcndmg ~lllth'~ lceld 

to 30-15 

Meathe fimshed With 117 

yards on eight Catnes 

"ChriS had a career day," "aid 

Sumbera "We wanted to bl mg 

ChI IS mto the game mOle In till; 

second half because they ""ele 

looking for Ford to run inSide, so 

we had to get outside ChriS dId 

a nice Job" 

Bel nhardt only completed tllO 

passes, and both \Ient to Chall1e 

Stumb fOl 106 yards 

RoseVille scored on the la"t 

play of the game to close out the 

scormg 

"In the second half, we had to 

come out and control the lme of 

scnmmage," saId Sumbera "In 

the lockel room, we also talked 

about mamtammg some pOIse 

and not gettmg caught up III 

theIr game In the first half, we 

let them dIctate at tImes and 

that cost us a potentIally bIg 

lead, but we dIctated III the sec 

and half" 

Steve Crapal otta and Tim 

Mellllg each had nme tackles to 

pace the Norsemen, and ChallJe 

Stumb, who also had an mtel 

ceptlOn that negated a Roseville 

dllve, had eIght Also pia) mg 

well were Marc Adams, BIad 

Hea, and Bob T1denngton 

"We're gOlllg to savOi thIS 

champIOnshIp," Sumbera saId 

"After \\ e lost to Romeo, we 

knew \\e'd need help and we dId 

But, we set our SIghts on the 

td"k at hand and went elftel It 

(the champlOn"hlp) and got It 

'I'hl" load ""a" d lOck> one, but 

It w.." ()n~ we held to tlll\('1 m 

III d(') to get at lea"t a "hal e 

The"e kid" d1[1,1 gl Cdt Job' 

:-..1orthdo"e" out thp "Cd"on at 

~()uth Oct 2H dt 1 p m 

Basketball 

By James Moore 

SpeCialWriter 

KeltIe Loehel cdooed tI' 0 h ee 

thrrm, Illth Ie"" thdn d mmute 

to pldy, bftlng the Lddy NO!"e 

men hoopel" pa"t DetlOit Kettel 

lllg, 40 3i 

:\'ulth tlculed 1525 midway m 

the th IId 4.udltel, but put to 

gethel an 11 0 Iun to take a 26 

25 lead KIm RCltel led North 

Illth 11 pumb, /line Iebounds 

and thlCe steab, and Kelly Kun 

kel canned 10 pomb, "ndtched 

10 lCbound" dnd pIcked up three 

.,teal" 

Loehel filllshed With eIght 

pomt", thl ee assl"ts, five "tedl" 

and "I>. I ebound" 

At FI ascI two nIghts latel, 

:\'Olth got out to an cally lead 

and never looked back to recOld 

It" 13th Will m 14 games, 4639 

Meltssd Champme had 13 

pomts and seven steals to lead 

the way, and Noelle COImlel 

had 10 pomts, four asslsb and 

thl ee steals Reiter had 12 

pomt", 13 boards and five "teal;, 

Swimming 

.Jenny PdloUCCIwas fil "t III the 

500 fleestyle as the sWIm team 

beat 8tel hng HeIghts, 127-44 

last IIeek 

Paloucci's tllne also qualified 

hel for the state meet LidIa 

Slabo (200 mdlVldual medlev. 

100 flee) was a double wmnel, 

and others who swam well \\ele 

Sarah Young, .Juhe Bdsta and 

Robelta RICCI 

North, lanked No 4 m CIa"" 

A, also pIcked up a 93 79 \\ m 

o\'el Ann Albor HUlon 

In that meet, HeidI Mader 

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ULS sports 

Decade ends same way it began for Lady Knights 

By Rob Fulton Sh.lllnoll Byl'lw (No 1 smgles), "The future, however, does 

Sports Editor lll'ather Heidel lNo 2 smgles), look very promlsmg," Wood con . 

. .\t till' opl'nm)..: (~I \Ill' Hl80" Anne en anaugh lNo 3 smgles), eluded.' 

l nI\PI"II\ L\ggPIt S(hool" gnl" C.UIll' BllgbaUl'1 (No 48mgles), 

t('nllh t('.11l! Iwg,1Il II" (1\ n,ht, and If, Obldnwu 'Illd Lynn Sm. Football 

.\nd.lt tl1l' lllNng of thl 1980" hpl (No 2 double;,) 

thl'll'" "till 110 Iwltl'l h',lllI 111 Out 01 274 combmed mat~hes 

CLl"" (I) ,llld P('Ih.lp" d,h"l''' the LHh Knight-, \\ele 23539 ' 

\ ,lilt! B th,\11 till' L,uh \\ P \ C ob\ lOu;,l\, been blessed 

J..::lllghl~. \\Ith l,1JC,l'n 10Ul 10th lOn"PUIt!\l' CI.I"" CD The chen1l';trv has been OUI 

t,nlll" tlth' \d\llh l,IIl!P onl\ Olll' "t1enl,>ih" ' 

\\ pe" ,lllel ULS \\ on It" 10th But. at the "tmt of the season 

"t1:~1! ...1I1 1('1'1011.11 lll.llll!)IUJ\..,lllP the CheIH1C\11CI.I.....,l'..,thl' entul' \e,\I \\111 m,m \\ho play Singles, by olav. 

thl pe 11\,IJOI1I1\'lt,ltI011.11.."be,lt II1g to No 1 and 2 doubles fl'om 

thl' I QS9 CIa.." A Chdlllp'" Ann 2 aud 3 smgles a year ago' 

>\1 bOI HlIIOI1 ,md thp 1989 ' I e...le and Lynn did It wlth 

n,h" B ch.\lnp.., CI.lnblOok out ~a ('omplal~t," said Wood 

Kmg..,\\ood In he,ld to he,ld com "Theu \\e had our challenge 

pl t It 1011 ,lI1d do It ,Ill \\lth nme l11 "edson," said \\'ood 'It can only 

hke thl'\ emountel ed 111 till' fi be matched ThiS has been so 

ndl..,, wonderful that I didn't want 

Sel1lOl L('\1e ('I all1 and JUnior anvone to pmch me so I'd wake 

Aii Frl'delilk pi eValled 111 the tip'" 

thud "et IG 21 ,It No 1 double::. to Thll1gs look bnght for the 

become a ..,tatp champIOnship 1990b also, because ULS only 

tedm. ,md Natasha Lev) ,md LIZ loses Cl am to graduatlOn 

Thol11.I'-\Ion the stdte Ch.ln1plOn 'Lell.le was a great captam 

"hip \\ Ith a 62 \\ 111 In the thll d \\ Ith outstandmg leadership" 

.,et at )\0 3 double;, saId Wood "She will be sorely 

Othel ...tate champIOns ,11e mlbsed 

South sports 

South's Erica Mondro 

!'hotto hv Roh Fulltoll 

By Rob Fulton 

Sports Editor 

Kevm Wllltfieid and Chns 

Carroll will not be graduatmg 

thiS year from ULS, And head 

football coach Bob Newvme 

couldn't be happlel. 

Whitfield and Carroll, both 

only jumors, combmed to ~ore 

five touchdowns and rush for 

295 CaJTles on only 12 can'les m 

the Kmghts' 73 0 drubbmg of 

Lutheran Northwest Oct. 21 

CalToll and Whitfield, pel'haps 

the best rushmg tandem m 

Class C, helped ULS compIle 366 

yards on offense before slttmg 

out most of the second half. Car 

roll rushed for 131 yards, mclud 

mg touchdown runs of 15, 26 

and 17, and Whitfield ran fm 

164 yards and touchdowns of 53 

and 82 

"We not only ~ored offen 

slvely, but we had three ~ores 

on d~fense," said ULS coach Bob 

Newvme "We dommated play 

and It was a fun victory because 

everyone played" 

John Elhs, Jason Drook and 

Ryan Mohtor returned three of 

ULS' five mterceptlOns for touch. 

downs, and then Karow Gordon 

and Mlchael Fox ~ored on the 

offenSive SIde of the ball Drook 

also added a 2.pomt converSlOn, 

and Mike Whelan had elght extra 

pomts and a 30.yard field 

goal to cap the ~ormg 

"In the second half, we took a 

look at the future by playmg the 

second team," said Newvme, 

"and the future looks bnght 

Our second team was playmg 

just as well as our first team" 

Playmg well for the Kmghts 

were Jumanne N'Nlmdl, Tom 

Best, Andrew VanDeWeghe, 

DaVid Nlccohm, Paul Pozniak 

and Josh Ferry 

"We've never won three m a 

row before," saId Newvme, "but 

we're gomg for It against Ham. 

, , 

Cross country 

Jon Sieber tied the freshman! 

sophomore course recol'd and 

placed first at the annual Whit. 

more Lake InVItatIOnal Oct 21 

Sleber's time was 17 18, and 

teammate Wilson Wehmelel 

grabbed seventh place 

On Oct 17, ULS challenged 

Plymouth and Oakland ChilS 

tlan. and Sieber (18 11), Weh 

meler (20 13) and FrederIckson 

(20 15) placed first, second and 

fourth, glvmg ULS Its eighth 

wm of the season ULS beat 

Plymouth, 19 39, and Chnstlan, 

2233 

By Angela Mitchell 


Martma Jerant scored 20 

pomts and grabbed 16 I'ebounds, 

but the Lady Kmghts lost to 

Greenhills, 37-34 

Three days later, ULS was 

mpped, 51-47, by Oakland Chnstlan 

In that game, Jerant 

canned 27 pomts and yanked 22 

Iebounds Sophomore P R Stark 

banked m a careel high 19 

Golf 

The season ended With a 171- 

206 loss to top I'anked DetrOlt 

Country Day 

Low.scorer for ULS was Wes 

Sims (48) Othels shootmg well 

for ULS wel e Andl ew Stewalt 

(54), Pat McCormick (53) and 



Steve Nanovskl (51l. 

ULS fimshed 3 9 

Soccer 

Photo b} Rosh 8111ars 

The Class CoD State champion University Liggett School tennis learn includes. front row. 

Elaine Calderon. Lauren Gargaro. Carrie Birgbauer. Liz Thomas. Natasha Levy. Ify Obianwu 

and Anne Cavanaugh. Back row. assistant coach David TidwelL Shannon Byrne. Heather HeideL 

Lynn Sinkel. Ali Frederick. Lexie Crain (captain). Rachel Robichaud and head coach Bob 

Wood. 

tramck Friday" Basketball 

ULS, now 6-2, mcludmg two 

consecutlVe wms, hosts Ham 

tl amck at 4 15 Oct. 27 

~l~l~ 1 South, 71 overall, has now second half, he became even pa,~s , 

"' ro Lady Devils win league cross country title 

The Kmghts suffered through 

their toughest week, losmg tWice 

and wmnmg once 

The No 4 ranked Kmghts lost 

to North, 1 O. The game marked 

only the thu'd hme the Kmghts 

had been shutout, and only the 

team's th1ld loss 

The SCOImg d.J ought contmued 

Oct 18 at Lutheran NOIth, and 

for the second straight game, 

ULS was shutout, 2-0 

On Oct 20, ULS beat Roeper, 

3 0, on goals by Jonah Smlth, 

Jonathan DaVIS (2) Smith's goal 

54 ;,econds mto the first half was 

ULS' fil st m 160 mmutes 

Entermg dlstllct play (after 

pless time) ULS IS 14-4 

~ ~ In the final-dual meet of the Swimming won seven straight games after tougher to haul down We Ie gettmg to such a pomt 

0~ season, the Blue Devlls shelled Coach Fred Mlchahk contm. losmg Its opener to Edsel Ford South took Its opemng posses m the season that we're very 

Roseville, 1548 ues to expenment with hiS med 8.7 ' slOn of the second half and ex. confident we can establish elther 

Ten personal bests were set by ley relay team, but no matter tend ItS lead to 17-0, when Mon our passmg game 01' runmng 

The Glosse POInte South b'1lb 

CIass countn team c1alllwd Its 

11th "tl mght Eastern Michigan 

League champIOnship, fimshmg 

the du,d meet sea "on With a 60 

chp

October 26, 1989 E 

.u.-.r.o.s.s.e.p.O.in.lt.e.N.e.w.s ••• 

Getting a leg up on muscle cramps 

Leg mu;,cle cramp!>, a velY 

common malady, have been 

III the news lately 

The Iecent U Sand FI ench 

Open Tenl1ls tournaments 

saw many of the world'!> elite 

playel I>I>truggle through theIr 

Dr. Frank Pollina 

matche!> 111 pam Ielated to be 

vew leg crampmg 

Sun ply put, a mUbCle cramp 

IS a sustamed, II1voluntary 

and pamful muscle contral' 

tlOn Factors which definitely 

play a role m pleclpltatmg 

cramps mclude sodIum and 

p(ltasslum depletion, dehydra. 

tlOn, low blood sugar, fatIgue 

and madequate fleXibIlity 

However, essentmlly any con 

dltlOn which affects a mUi>' 

cle's circulatIOn or metabo 

IIsm can lead to crampmg 

The "sImple musculal 

cramp" can affect Just about 

anyone regardless of thell ac 

tlvlty level However, the 

poorly conditiOned "weekend 

athlete" who exercises hard 

only on occasIOn IS probably 

at greatel>t nsk 

Leg muscle cramps noted 

while sleepmg IS a frequent 

complamt heard by physIcians 

Cramps that often 

awaken the patient are pam 

he 

Relaxation techniques 

Although thel e are many first 

hand accounts supportmg the 

benefits of relaxatlOn/vlsuahza 

tlOn techniques, scIentific eVI 

dence suppoltmg It has been 

non eXIstent 

All that changed, however, 

WIth the completIOn of a study 

conducted m Great Bntam by 

reseal chers Robert C Pal ker 

(OXfOld University) and Derek 

W Johnston (UniversIty of London) 

The re!>earchers set out to 

compa! e the effects of "Penodlc 

SomatIc InactIVity" (a form of 

Transcendental MedItatIOn developed 

by psychologlst Jonothan 

C SmIth) With a program mcor. 

pol atmg muscle relaxatIOn, med. 

ItatlOn and visualizatIOn of pleas 

ant scenes 

The Iesults showed that the 

reI axatlOn/vI sua hza tlOn tech 

nlque Ieduces arousal to a 

greater degree than Simple 'medItation 

does FO! those of us 

raIsed m the psyche of western 

clvlhzatlOn, the above para 

graphs may brmg about many 

Getting fit while 

pushing papers 

Every day, many Americans 

spend time workmg at a Job out 

Side the home Many of these 

Jobs reqUire very little phySIcal 

exertIOn 

Those mdlvlduals WIth sedentary 

Jobs need to make a specla] 

effort to create opportunities to 

put phYSical actIvIty into theIr 

dally routme There are numer. 

ous actIVIties that an be done m 

and around your work area 

BefO! e startmg any kmd of 

exercise program, there are a 

few precautIOns to take. 

Consult a phySICIan, espeCIally 

If there IS a hIstory of chromc 

problems such as hIgh blood 

pressure or lower back pam and 

It has been seve Ial years since 

you have been exerclsmg regu 

larly Dlscontmue an exercIse If 

It causes pam or undue fatigue; 

and start slowly 

Take some time now to con- 

SIder how you could restructure 

your work day to add baSIC fit. 

ness fundamentals -fleXIbility. 

cardIOrespIratory endurance, and 

muc;cular strength and endurance 

to It 

One Important component to 

phYSical fitness IS nexlbillty 

There are a varIety of stretchmg 

exercIses that can be done rIght 

at your work statIOn. They can 

help reheve muscular tension as 

well as keep your muscles and 

Jomts loose and relaxed Some 

stretches to try mclude reaching 

your arms straight overhead as 

fal' as poSSible, headrolls, shoulder 

shrug", ankle circles, and a 

wall stretch for the Achille's tendon 

A 'lCCond phYSical fitness component 

IS cardlOrespiratroy 

(heart and lungs) endurance 

ThiS IS developed through con. 

tmuous, rhythmiC actIVIties that 

use large muscle group" and 

deepen respiratIOn These actIVIties 

mcrease heart rate and your 

blood circulatIOn 

There are many opportunities 

dl verbe reactIOns and responses, 

Ianglng from an unbellevmg 

scoff to 11lItmtmg some skeptical 

mterel>t 

As unbellevmg as many people 

choose to remam, there are 

0101 e and more artIcles, books 

and reports that attest to not 

only a renewed mterest m these 

vanous techniques, but also m 

the numbers of people who are 

wtlhng to practIce these tech 

nlques and find out Just what all 

of thiS "hoopla" IS really about 

People also need to find out If It 

has a POSitive affect on their 

lIves 

As palt of the phtlosophy of 

the DIet Center LIfe Manage 

ment, we've always mcorporated 

a relaxatlOn/vlsuallzatlOn tech 

mque to help clients change 

their eatmg behaVIOrs You can 

change your body, but unless 

you also learn to change your 

mmd towards food, your chances 

of success are dlmmlshed 

Where to start 

For those who could benefit 

dunng the day to add aerobiC 

exercise to your schedule Park 

yOUi car farther away from your 

work entrance to get a little ex 

tra walk 

Take some tIme at lunch fO! 

an outdoor walk or walk the 

halls of the office bUlldmg Run 

mng errands IS often a popular 

lunchtIme actiVIty Try brIskly 

walkmg between stops or by 

store wmdows 

You can use the stairs m your 

bUl]dmg Walk up three sets of 

staIrs and then down those same 

stairs You can either walk down 

backwards (hold onto the raihng) 

or turn around and walk down 

Use the Stall'S rather than the 

elevator. 

A thIrd component of fitness IS 

muscular strength and endurance 

To build strength and en 

durance, muscles must be over 

loaded That IS, muscles need to 

work a little harder m each sub 

sequent workout to make progress 

ThIS usually reqUires the 

use of weights 

However. gams can be made 

by domg some cahsthemcs Some 

exercIses to mclude here are 

small hOrIzontal arm CIrcles WIth 

the palms up, quarter knee 

bends, calf raIses, SIde leg swmg 

and arm curls 

Makmg changes m your dally 

routme Will not be easy at first 

Look for convement places to 

add actIvity - walk the longest 

dIstance to get to another locatIOn 

at your work place, use the 

stairs to change noors and take 

a stretch break tWice a day 

Try to involve your friends 

and co-workers In your activIty 

plan It IS easier to stay commIt. 

ted if you have other people 

domg It WIth you Everyone can 

motivate each other, especl311y 

on those days that you thmk 

you're too tIred 

This article was written by 

Dick Kazmaier, chairman of 

The President's Council on 

Physical Fitness and Sports. 

t. 

lalf mu!>Cles or bmall mu'>Cles 

of the foot ThiS ncx:turnal 

crampmg I!> almost alway!> 

bemgn and can usually be 

corrected eaSily by "tretchmg 

the calf mu!>Cle dally 

Correction suggestions 

The SImplest way to stretch 

these mU!lCles IS to stand fac- 

Ing the wall, approXimately 

one meter away, and lean for 

ward whIle keepmg the heel 

m contact With the floor RaiS 

mg th(> foot of the bed SIX to 

12 mchel> WIll help decrea!>e 

pooling of blood m the lower 

extremIties and hopefully 

lower the mCldence of muscle 

crampmg 

If thebe conservatIve mea 

sures do not work, there are 

medications (qumme preparatIOns) 

whIch are effectIve m 

some cases When CIamps do 

occur at mght, the calf muscle 

should be stl etched slowly by 

both actIvely and paSSIvely 

from a relaxatlOnivIsuahzatlOn 

techmque and do not WIsh to enloll 

m controlled therapy, the fol 

lowmg 10 step plogram IS of 

feled 

1) SIt m a comfortable chair, 

s1l etchmg arms and legs 

2) Take thl ee cleanslllg 

bl eaths, breathmg m through 

the nose, out the mouth Remem 

bel' to breathe easy and relaxed, 

lettmg go of each deep breath 

natUla]]y 

3) No\\, stalt10g With your 

feet, one foot at a tIme, tIghten 

the muscles m the foot, hold for 

the count of three, then relax 

Let the foot lelax completely, 

Booklet guides 

It's been estimated that on 

any paltlcular da", mOl ethan 

half of the US populatIOn IS dl 

etmg 

Accordmg to a new booklet 

flom the Amencan Institute for 

Cancel Research (AICR), thele 

are many benefits m reachmg 

the propel weIght, but too many 

people go about a \\clght loCby en!>unng adequate lev 

el!, of pota.,slum m the blood 

Salt tablet!> 'lhould not be 

taken either plophylactlLUlIy 

01 dunng athletll lOmpetltlOn 

al> they WIll probably do more 

hal m than good 

I recently read about an 

unusual but reportedly !>uc 

ce.,.,f ul IIeatment fOI people 

\\ ho expellenW CIamp'> dur 

mg the heat 01 competitIOn 

The piece said to Simply pmch 

the upper IIp very hard and 

reportedly the cramp WIll dl., 

appear I have not had a 

chanle to try thiS out 

Crampmg which OlCUI!> 

dunng every day activity may 

slglllfy an underlY10g vascu 

lar or neorologlc problem 

Richard Berg, M D, chwf 01 

Penphelal Vascular Surgery 

at St John Hospital and Med 

Ical Centel, for mstance, saId 

vonte place, a place whel e you 

feel totally relaxed and at peace 

It is often recommended you VI" 

uallze a special room, the moun 

tams, or the beach This place 

should be one that IS Important 

to you 

AI> you pIcture thIS speCial 

place, concentrate on as many 

details as you po!>sIbly can What 

are the colors, sounds, smells, of 

your speCIal place? ThIs part of 

the exel Clse I>hould be appIOXI 

mately 15 20 mmutes of youl 

time 

8) As you fimsh \\ Ith the VIS 

uallzatlOn pha!>e, agam take 

three deep breaths, bl eathmg 

I>lowIy and eastly 

9) Now stretch each palt of 

yoU! body, htaltmg \\ Ith your 

legs, workmg your way slowly 

up youl body, endmg WIth 

stretchmg your arms The move 

ments are easy and relaxed 

10) Open your eyes, breathmg 

slow ly and take thl ee deep 

bleaths 

it IS Important to keep 10 

mmd a few helpful hmts when 

you first begln to practice the re 

laxatIOn/vIsualizatIOn techmque 

Th old adage, "practice makes 

It's lunchtime and you have to 

attend a meetmg rather than 

your regular fitness workout 

You thmk It doesn't matter 

because you can always go to 

mOl row HO\\ eve I , tomoITO\\ 

comes and you have too much 

work to do l\lore days go by and 

you haven't worked out, somethmg 

keeps gettmg m the way 

You have I eally enjoyed your 

exercise time, but now you Just 

don't understand why you are 

not as motIvated as you once 

were 

An) number of factors can 

contribute to changlng fitness 

habits One POSSIbility IS that 

you did not estabhsh a clem 

dIrectIOn or goal fOl YOUl pro 

gram. 

RealistIC goals proVide focus to 

an exercise progl-am The) help 

you get flom \\ hel e you aJ e to 

where you want to be 

The goal settmg process IS the 

same for physlal fitnc Long I ang-e goal" 

are more general, but not all cn 

compassmg Goals should be 

achievable through a loglcal plO 

bTf'eSSlon of activity They do not 

need to have a time limit on 

achIevement, however 

Short range goal" Identify the 

10glcal steps to achlCvmg vour 

long.tel m goals They should he 

very speCific and Icallstlc based 

on your present capahllltle" and 

have a time lmut for achwve 

ment Sh01t term g-ollllle begin" to hurt," "aid 

Bel!,' 

Thl'o IIlu.,tl ates the POlllt 

that If u amp" pel hll>t they 

may be a 'oymptom of an un 

dellYlng .,enou., problem 

Thel e dl e many neUlomu technique 

Don't Judge yourself, or 

\\ orry whether you al e dOlllg the 

exe, else right The mam Idea IS 

to tela' and have fun 

Th10k of It as your datly op 

portumty to take a "mml vaca 

twn" If thoughts seem to in 

tl ude, don't fight them, but 

become more a ware of your 

bl eathmg, let the thoughts drift 

and you will be back on focus of 

yoU! mllld's Image 

If thIS IS your first encounter 

wlth a lelaxatlOn process, you 

may find that playlOg soft III 

stl umental musIc m the backgl 

ound helps, as well as some 

fine tape!> aVdJlable to take you 

thlough the exercise 

To help you get !>tarted, I I ec 

ommend both book and tape, 

. CreatIve VlsuahzatlOn," whICh 

can be purchased at your bookstOle, 

01 through Whatever Pubhsh1Og, 

POBox 137, !vhll Val 

ley, Cahf , 94941 

Ju!>t remembel, "Whatever 

your mllld can conceIve and be 

lIeve, you can achieve" 

Mary Busse is a diet coun. 

selor in Grosse Pointe. 

Try setting up 

your fitness goals 

ness goals and w1'lte them down 

NO'\, you need a means to 

keep YO~Iself focused on what 

you \\ ant to accomplish One 

method IS to make a contract 

\\ Itn yoU! self Contracts help you 

estabhsh a S) stem of accomplish 

ments and Ie\\ ards 

First, h!>t yOU! shOlt term and 

long term goals Then, deCide 

ho\\ to rewal d yourself for reach. 

mg each of YOUl goals Make the 

Iewal d~ speCIa] thmgs that are 

Important to you The mOl e you 

value the rewa! d, the eaSlel It 

WIll be to accomphsh the goal 

Hel e IS one example to get 

\ Oll stalted 

Long t ange goal to paltlclpate 

mati !athlon 

ShOlt'l ange goal No 1 to I un, 

bIke 01 S\\ 1m five da} s pel week 

fOl five months 

Re\\ald A plofes

6e 

DEADLINES 882.6900 INDEX 

• Monday 4 pm-ALL BORDEcR 

and MEASURED (special type 

bold caps etc) musl be In our 01 

f,ce by Monday 4 P m 

• Monday 4 pm-All CANCELS 

or CHANGES must be In our aU'Ct 

by Monda) 4 p m 

• 12 Noon Tuesday- Regular liner 

ads No borders measured can 

cels or changes on Tuesday 

CASH RATES 10 words $4 00 

each add Illonal word 401; $ 1 00 

tee for billing 

OPEN RATES Measured da~ 

$9 48 per Inch Border ads $ 10 50 

per Inch Additional charges for 

photos ar1 work elc 

CLASSIFYING AND CENSOR- 

SHIp. We reserve the right to clas 

slfy each ad under lis appropriate 

heading The publisher reser\ es 

the fight to edit or relect copy sub 

mined for publication 

CORRECTIONS AND ADJUST- 

MENTs Responsibility for display 

and classified adver1lsmg error IS 

limited to either a cancellation of 

the charge o( a re run of the par 

tlon In error Notification must be 

given m time for correction In the 

following Issue We assume no re 

sponslbillty for the same after the 

first Insertion 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 

100 Personals 

101 Prayers 

102 Losl and Found 

103 Le9al Nollces 

104 Oblluarles 

SPECIAL SERVICES 

105 Answering Services 

106 Camps 

107 Catering 

108 Drive Your Car 

109 f:ntertall1menl 

110 Health and Nutrition 

111 Hobby Instrucllon 

112 MusIc Educallon 

113 Party Planners/ Helpers 

114 Schools 

115 TransportallonfTravel 

116 TutonnglEducallon 

117 Secrelarlal Services 

100 ,EIISONAlS 

BUYER BEWAREI 

Before you buy that DREAM 

HOUSE, let me take a 

close look at the roof l 

LOW COST roof consultations 

call Dave now l 

822-5589 

ALTERATIONs, linings, In 

my Grosse POinte home, 

experienced 824-1536 

JACKIE'S 

PET & PAL SERVICES 

Mini-van airport shullle 

(Metro & City) 

House Sitting 

LOVing animal care (exercIs- 

Ing & feedrng) 

884-1516 

TAXES 

Private, Confidential 

Anthony BUSiness Service 


Near Cloverly 

Servrng you since 1968 

882-6860 

RENT my beautiful Silk 

Flowers to decorate weddings, 

showers, parties 

881-1071 

NAILS- Quality work, 

reasonable rates, flexible 

hours Women only 

please 772.Q181 

FEMALE driver available 

Excellent driVIng record 

Marie, 779-1323 

LOVING, personal care, 

small female dogs References 

$6 50 VE9-1385 

MASSAGE, nurture yourself 

Wllh :'l mll



200 HUf' WAHno GfHUIAl 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 

No expenece necessary will 

train, lull or part time 

Earning potlental $36,000 

plus secunty lee If 

accepted For Interview 

Call 558-8228. 

COOKS full time, flexible 

rotating hours Apply 

20000 Harper, Harper 

Woods 884-7622 

HAIRDRESSERS 2 chairs 

available, commlSSSlon or 

rental Group Blue Cross 

available Ample parking, 

In Grosse POinte Call 

Mary at 885-2466 

WANTED part lime gardener 

to restore and 

maintain small property In 

Grosse POinte Park 256- 

7632 (days) 

KENNEL help needed, afternoons 

and weekends 

Dependability and reliabil- 

Ity a must Apply In person 

at Animal Hospital of 

Grosse POinte Park, 

15797 Mack Avenue, Detroit 

SWITCHBOARDI 

RECEPTIONIST 

Ray Laethem Pontiac now 

accepting applications lor 

full time SWitchboard operator 

Immediate open- 

Ing Apply In person only 

Ray Laethem Pontiac 

17677 Mack, DetroIt. 

HAIRSTYLIST- Come talk 

With us Career opportunity, 

benefits, on gOing 

education Apply Hair 

Unlimited, 19609 Mack 

881-0010 

DELIVER':' person, parttime 

Monday- Fnday 

Must have own car Call 

773-7870 

LIBRARIAN, part-time, 

catalog private book 

collection In Grosse 

POinte Resume and 

hourly rate to Box 0961, 

Grosse POinte News, 96 

Kercheval, Grosse POinte 

Farms, MI 48236 Attn 

Maryanne Mahon 

A Cut Above has three statIOns 

left for talented hair 

stylists We are taking mtervlews 

Call 885-1158, 

leave message 19027 

Mack Ave 

DESPERATELY need sitter 

9 to 5 Monday thru Friday 

To Sit 2- 7 year old 

girls In School till 3 15 1- 

3 year old boy Would 

like Within Mason School 

walking distance Your 

home or mine 881-7263 

COLLEGE Students Small 

Grosse POinte landscape 

company needs help With 

mowing and leaves, full 

or part lime, good wages 

885-1987 

CHINA and Gift Sales Person 

Heslops In the Eastland 

store IS looking for 

homemakers and other 

motivated persons to fill 

full and part time POSItIOns 

Competitive pay 

plus benefits Apply In 

person only 

WAITSTAFF bartender, 

porter and busser Exper- 

Ienced With references 

Near Ren can Call 259- 

3273 between 9- 3 

WAITRESS, lu\Vpart time - 

nights - good work hIstory 

a must Apply Wooly Bully's, 

11310 Hayes, between 

4 and 7 

MR. C's 

DELI 

flexible work schedule 

Starting pay based on 

expenence Will train 

lor cashier, dell clerk, 

cooks and stock 

positions Must be 15 

I\.pp'y ~. any "Ar C'~ 

Dell 

ATTENTION housewlvesl 

Eam from $200- $300 

month salary plus commiSSion 

telemarketing 2 

hours a day 5 days a 

week In your own home 

884-7404 

EXCELLENT Opportunity 

WIth expanding, modern 

salon In Grosse POinte 

Manrcurlst and stylists 

needed Call 822-8080 

ESTABLISHED Detroit law 

firm With over 130 attorneys 

seeks an experienced 

word processor 

With strong typing and literacy 

skills to do appellate 

brlels 75- 85 words 

per minute reqUired Excellent 

benellt plan and 

superior oHlce automatIOn 

equipment Send resumes 

to J A Jabara, 

Plunkett & Cooney, PC, 

900 Marquette Bldg , DetrOit, 

Ml 48226 

FRONT office help needed 

Answer phones, take 

bookings part lime approXimately 

24 hours 

Starling pay $4 00 293- 

6075 

HEALTHY, non-smoking 

men, 18 through 35 years 

old, Without dlfllculty 

sleeping, wanted for research 

study at Henry 

Ford Hospital Sleep DISorders 

Center ParticIpants 

Will be paid Call 

972-1810 

FLORAL Deslgner- experienced 

Full time poSition 

With benefits available 

Apply In person VIVIano 

Flower Shop, 32050 Harper, 

St Clair Shores 

WAITRESS/ experienced 

needed to work 2- 9 at 

Harry's of Grosse POinte 

15506 Mack 885-1481 

ADMINISTRATIVE Assls 

tant! Office manager 

needed to co-ordlnate 

clerical support and volunteer 

projects Must be 

able to be multi locused 

and comfortable under 

pressure With multiple 

deadlines Expenence In 

computer and word processing 

usage Full time 

pOSllion With benefits 

Send resume to The 

Leukemia SOCiety, 20790 

Harper Ave, Harper 

Woods 48225 E 0 E 

SNOW Removal- Driver 

needed for crew serving 

Grosse POinte area, look- 

Ing for seml-rellred or 

seasonal employed 

worker, male or female 

Call Tom, 286-4667 after 

730pm 

A BETTER HOMES 

AND GARDENS OFFICE 

PrOVides the best opportunity 

for SUCCESS In seil- 

Ing REAL ESTATEI Interested 

In extensive 

training, Includmg Pre-license 

and Marketing? In 

Grosse POinte, call Mark 

Monaghan at 886-5800 

Other locations, call Uoyd 

Edwards at 268-1000 

SCHWEITZER 

REAL ESTATE 

BETTER HOMES 

AND GARDENS 

20 Offices 

LIMOUSINE Company 

needs experienced chaulfeur 

for days, some 

mg~ls "Must" be over 

25, have excellent driVing 

record and black SUit or 

tuxedo Call 293-6075 

DRIVERS NEEDEDI 

Good dnvlng record Will 

train Excellent money 

making potential Apply In 

person 


TELEMARKETER 

Make up to $10 per hour 

No Sales 

Top National Accounting 

SelVlces affiliate, estat:r 

IIshed In the Detroit area 

for 13 years has a POSition 

for people onented 

indivIdual, contacting 

bUSiness owners and setting 

appointments for our 

professionals II you possess 

people skills and are 

confident, call Mark at 

881-3061, between 3 and 

5 p m Monday thru Fnday 

COOK Short order, must be 

expenenced, $6 per hour 

W8Itresses, bartenders 

Apply at Telly's Place, 

20791 Mack, Grosse 

POinte Woods 

WAIT staff and bartenders 

needed for Roostertail caterers 

822-1234 

MANICURIST. expenenced 

Excellent workmg enVifOment 

Come talk WIth us 

Halrl Sun Unlimited, 

19609 Mack, 881-0010 

REAL ESTATE CAREERS FOR A SELECT FEW. 

We have 2 POSitions open for Real Estate profeSSions 

No prevIous experience nesessary. 

Our program features 

1 Unllmlled Income poss1bllilles 

2 Guaranteed weekly Income 

3. Paid vacations 

4 Medical benefits 

5 Formallralnlng classes 

6 Individual training 

7 Personal oHlce cfesk and telephone 

Applicants must be Willing to work full time 

RED CARPET KEIM DAMMAN REALTOHS 

886-4444 

700 1ftU' WAHftl>6iHtllll 

EXPERIENCED painters 

needed for Irlendly, conscientIOus 

painting firm 

331-4306 

HOSTESS/ cashier ex pen 

enced working With public 

Part- time evenslngs 

Slndbad's Restaurant 

Call for Interview 822- 

4448 

APPLICATIONS being accepted 

for alto and tenor 

poSition In clasSical sacred 

quartet at First CongregatIOnal 

Church 831- 

4080 

JOAN and DaVid's Shoes, 

a leased department 

wlthm Ann Taylor IS took- 

Ing to fill a management 

poSition at The Grosse 

POinte store 1 to 2 years 

retail experience reqUired 

Shoe expenence 

prelerred but not neces. 

sary Health benefits and 

generous discounts available 

If you would like a 

career m retail With a 

growing company please 

contact Manlyn at 344- 

8787 

PART. time dishwasher 

needed for catering lacil- 

Ity Mostly days, some 

evenings Call TOni, 884- 

7381 

SECURITY person needed 

Parking lot secUrity for 

weekends Apply In person 

Thursday 10-26-89 

8 30- 9 30 PM American 

Pie Nightclub, 10723 

Whittier (Ideal for retiree?) 

EARN $2,000 

BEFORE CHRISTMAS 

New In Michigan Now tralnmg 

representatives lor 

Partyllte GiftS Beautiful 

candles and accessories 

Call Darlene, 884-4059 

PHONE girls wanted, full or 

part time positions available 

Apply In person after 

4 pm, 15134 Mack 

GENERAL labor- polish 

brass, learn to read key 

locks, truck driVing and 

etc Full time $4 00 per 

hour to start 18554 Mack 

Avenue, Village Lock 

MAKEUP artist! $1000 

hour 355-4953 

WAITRESS wanted, lIexable 

hours Apply In person 

after 4 PM 15134 

Mack 

BOOKSTORE Clerk, 28 

hours per week, $4 25 

per hour Apply In person, 

Friday October 27th 

1 to 6 p m New HOrizons 

Book Shop 13 Mile at little 

Mack 

WEEKEND desk help at private 

club sports reception 

area $375 per hour 

Mornmg or afternoon 

hours available Some 

week mght hours also 

available Great for semor 

citizens Call Lmda 882- 

4100 from 8 am to 4 

pm 

HANDYMAN to apply asbestoes 

to porch, fix Sink 

plumbing, radiator leak 

and door repair In upper 

flat DetrOIt's best- River- 

Side Drive Flat IS also lor 

rent 331-8864 

BUSPERSON/ dishwasher, 

part-time, excellent hours 

for student, no experience 

necessary Apply 

20000 Harper, Harper 

Woods, 884-7622 

ACCOUNT 

EXECUTIVE 

Have you started your 

successful sales career by 

seiling copiers, computers 

or related products to corporate 

accounts? Are you 

ready to move on to a more 

challenging, interesting and 

lucrative Industry? 

11you enJoy seiling high 

~lc"et llerns. bJt hava ;:: 

strong deSire to utilize your 

creative side.. our 

OFACEFURNITUREdN~ 

slon needs your talents 

You say you prefer seiling a 

service to repeat bUSiness 

customers our OFFICE 

PRODUCTS DIVISion IS 

taking overthe Industrywlth 

our unique automated order 

& Inventory services 

Ourorganlzatlon ISIn need 

of profeSSional account 

executives With 1-2 years 

expenence to maintain our 

large eXlsling client base 

Into market, our products 

and services to our future 

clients Ifyouleelyourskills 

are not being fully utilized In 

your current posillon, 

please forward your resume 

to 

SILVER'S INC. 

151 W. FORT ST. 

DETROIT, MI. 48226 

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 

EMPLOYER 

,1 

200 HUP WANHO (,lI«UL 

......_ .. :.... _ ...'_4---...-~~~ ~ __ """""4__ ~ __ ~ __ " ..... ~ -- - '" 

STOCK Clerks- days or 

fleXible hours 17 or 

older Apply Yorkshire 

Market, 16711 Mack 

EXPERIENCED painter 

wanted, custom Grosse 

Pomte Intenors, John 

Kline, 885-8689 

BICYCLE assembly technl' 

clans to service malar retail 

accounts In the Detroit 

Metro area Full and 

par1-lime openings Must 

have reliable car Some 

blcycle/ mechanical experience 

necessary Paid 

training For Interview call 

824-0030 or 1-800-952- 

3687 ext 5829 Y L C E - 

A Huffy Company 

WANT 

ADS 

Call In 

Early 

WEDNESDAY, 8.5 

THURSDAY, 8.6 

FRIDAY, 8.5 

MONDAV, 8.6 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

882.6900 

MATURE 

SINCERE 

DEPENDABLE 

Persons sought to do 

order desk phone follow 

up on customers 

generated by our sales 

office ThiS opportunity 

IS Ideal for a retired 

person, houseWives 

looking to supplement 

family Income or Just 

good part time 

afternoon workers - 

until 9 30 p.m 

ReqUirements are 

maturity, 'phone pOise" 

and a good' gift 01 gab" 

along With willingness 

to learn and 

dependability We are 

an established - family 

type 'east area firm". 

Full tralnll"g, good 

hourly base, 

commiSSion and bonus 

to those who qualify. 

Please leave message 

for Mr. Bryant 

886-1763 

STOCKI Dnver- full time, 47 

work week Apply Farms 

Market, 355 Fisher Road, 

Grosse POinte. 

COOK short order, $6 per 

hour. Apply at Telly's 

Place 20791 Mack 881- 

3985 

MANICURIST needed for 

beauty salon In St Clair 

Shores Call n2-862O, 

ask for Linda 

HOSTESS experienced 

Accepting applications at 

Rams Horn, 17410 Mack, 

Grosse POinte 

GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? 

RELAX! 

USE OUR FAX 

Call and inquire about our 

FAX MACHINE. When 

time is short and our lines 

are busy, you can simply 

FAX the copy along with 

billing and category 

information. 


882.6900 

BETTER THAN 

JOB SHARING 

At Llfetouch Portrait StudiOS, 

you CAN share aFT 

posItIOn With another person 

WITHOUT being responSible 

for someone 

else's work That's why 

working part time for 

Llletouch Portrait StudiOS 

IS a good alternative It IS 

beller than lob shartng l 

We're a leading photog raphy 

company With more 

than 400 locallons In malls 

and department stores 

across me u 5 

No expenence ISreqUIred 

We'll prOVide you With complete 

training to photograph 

children An eye lor 

photography IS a piUS If 

you are personable and 

Willing to learn, you may 

qualify 

JOin us at one of our Delrolt 

area 10callOns and 

share a full time lobi We 

olter a competitive hourly 

wage, employee discount 

and a bonus plan Please 

applY In person althe Portrait 

StudiOS, JC Penney 

Co ,lnc ,702 Wpst 14 Mile 

Rd / TROY, or 14300 

LakeSide Circle/STER- 

LING HEIGHTS, or Summlt 

Place Mall,401 N Telegraph 

Rd /wATERFORD 

TOWNSHIP, or Eastland 

Shopping Center, 18000 

E Eight Mile Rd /HARPER 

WOODS, daily from 10 

am -7 p m An EqualOp. 

portunl1y Employer 

JCPENNEY PORTRAIT 

STUDIOS 

10 I HILP WANTEO 

- ltAmtHfil- 

BABYSITTER needed 

every Wednesday 9- 

11 30 a m Must be reliable, 

and have own transportation 

Willing to pay 

$15 For more Informa. 

tlOn call Denise at 776- 

9564 

MATURE woman to babYSit 

In my home, hours will 

vary, 2 children ages 4 

and 5 Transporatatlon, 

references reqUired B84- 

2753 

PART time babySitter In our 

home lor Infant and toddler 

Must have own 

transportation and references 

886-8790 

LOVE WORKING 

WITH CHILDREN? 

Be a nanny Full tlmel parttime 

Good salary and 

benefits Call The Nanny 

Network 939-KIDS 

BABYSITTER needed, 1 afternoon 

and Saturday 

night for 1 toddler 881- 

5487 

PERSON To care for 5 year 

old from 3 PM -6 PM, 5 

days, must have own 

transportatIOn and references 

882-0066 after 6 

PM 

BABYSITTER wanted In 

my home Transportation 

Call evenings 881.1313 

CHILD Care needed- my 


home 1 or 2 days per 

week, 8 30- 4 30 9 

month Girl and 4 year 

boy Please call 885- 

9258 

MATURE woman or retired 

nurse With knowledge of 

CPR to assist m care giv- 

Ing lor 3 little girls Three 

to 5 days a week References 

Non- smoker 

Startmg mld- December 

823-6731 

202 HHP WANTED CLERICAL 

FULL TIME position open 

at the Grosse POinte 

News In the Classified 

Advertlslng/Clencal department 

Applicant must 

have computer expertence 

(data entry), possess 

excellent telephone 

manners, work very well 

With the public and have 

good spelling abilities 

Please write letter stating 

qualifications and salary 

requirements to Anne 

Silva, Grosse Pomte 

News, 96 Kercheval Ave, 

Grosse POinte Farms, MI 

48236 

SECRETARY lor East Side 

suburban CPA firm, word 

processing and general 

office experience essential 

Computer knowledge 

and statistical tyPing experience 

helplul ThiS IS a 

permanent position With 

excellent benellts Includ- 

Ing prophit sharing plan 

Send resume With salary 

requirements to CWC 

Box-80 Grosse POinte 

News, 96 Kercheval, 

Grosse POinte Farms, Ml 

48236 

RECEPTIONIST- Entry 

level position at east Side 

nursing home Must be 

able to meet and deal 

With the public, good telephone 

Skills, light typing 

and filing Call 579-2255 

between 9 and 5 lor an 

appointment 

PROPERTY Management 

office seeks part-time office 

help Phone Skills, 

light typing Accounts 

payablel reclevable, payroll 

Excellent salary 

Send Particulars to' H & 

H Management POBox 

220 St Clair Shores, MI 

48080 

GENERAL office work, part 

time fleXible hours East- 

Side location 371.5404 

GENERAL Office work 

Typing necessary, Word 

Star helplul, at 1-94 and t- 

75 Interchange, hours 

fleXible to work around 

school age children 

Send resume to K-325, 

Grosse POinte News, 96 


Farms. MI 48236 

PERSONNEL SECRETARY 

Interested In people! thIS 

jOb IS for you 11you are 

extremely organized and 

able to set pnontleS T~ 

lng, some word pr0cess- 

Ing and secretanal expenence 

Full benefits All 

JObs fee paid 

GRAEBNER 

EMPLOYMENT 

n6-0560 St. Clair ShoreS 

GREAT opportunity for one 

girl office In new med1C8.1 

faCIlity, cler:cal patient 

care and some billing expenance 

preferred 779- 

8892 

SECRETARY Immediate 

opening for the proper 

IndiVidual In 1 clencal 

woman CPA ottlce Jefferson/ 

10 Mile area 

Must have typing, word 

processing, filing and 

shorthand skills Send resume 

and salary requirements 

to PObox 668, 

St Clair Shores, MI 

48080 

RECEPTIONIST/ secretary 

for locat real estate ottlce 

Full time Experience 

dealing With public, basiC 

clencal skills and lamlliar- 

Ity With computers Wnte 

Box B.80, Grosse POinte 

News, 96 Kercheval 

Grosse POinte Farms 

48236 

DOWNTOWN DetrOit law 

firm seeks secretary for 

Tuesdays and Thursdays 

Expenence With Wang 

and Word Perfect preferred 

but not mandatory 

Call 961-9700 

FULL or flex time sales as. 

slstant for wood Importing 

company Present location 

Harperl 15 Mile Relocating 

January 1st to 13 

Mlle/ Gratiot Duties include 

buying, seiling, and 

coordinating Knowledge 

of wood Industry not 

mandatory Clencal skills 

required Send complete 

resume and salary reqUIrements 

to POBox 

46129, Mt Clemens 

48046, or call Mr Roach 

at 792-3620 

EXCELLENT 

CLERICAL 

POSITIONS 

FOR THE 

HOLIDAY SEASON 

Some may lead to permanent 

posItIOns 

Long and Short 

Term ASSignments 

• SecretarleslLegal & Exec 

• TYPlstsl 55 wpm 

• Word Processors! 

Data Clerks 

• Receptlonlstsl 45 wpm 

RUTH PARADISE TEMPS 

964-0640 

CLERICAU Billing clerk for 

medical faCIlity, 11 am 

to 7 45 P m n9-8892 

SECRETARY 

TO 18K 

OpportuOity for professional 

secretary WIth strong typ- 

Ing, grammar and verbal 

skills Excellent benefits 

and advancement potential 

FEE PAID 965-3230 

Or Resumes to: 

CAREER CONNECTION 

1870 PENOBSCOT BLOG 

DETROIT 48226. 

SECRETARY/bookkeeper 

CPA firm has opeOing for 

person With experience In 

Word Star and Data 

Base Bookkeeping background 

desirable Send 

resume to Ward & Ward, 

21316 Mack, Grosse 

POinte Woods, 48236 

RECEPTIONIST 

Answer phones, filing, typ- 

Ing 50 wpm Hours 9 

a m to 5 p m Starting 

pay, $5 75 per hour Send 

resume to Grosse POinte 

Board of Realtors, 710 

Notre Dame, Grosse 

POinte, MI 48230 Equal 

Opportunity Employer 

PERSON FRIDAY 

East retailer wrth exclUSive 

clientele offers walk-to- 

WO!'k locatIOn and dIVersified 

duties Detailed but 

basiC bookkeeping and 

some PC exposure reqUired 

Take charge type 

WIth responSible up-beat 

personality needed Fee 

paid 

Troy 649-4144 

St. Clair Shores n4-o730 

HARRIET SORGE 

PERSONNEL 

203 HEll' WANTED 

DENTAl MEDICAL 

RECEPTIONIST lor optical 

office In Eastland FleXIble 

hours, call 373-2476 

after 1 pm 

PHYSICAL Therapy aide 

needed lull time for outpatient 

facllrty Monday 

through Fnday, hours WIll 

vary You'll be working In 

a challenging medical 

enVlfonment administrat- 

Ing IndIVIdualized patient 

treatment which Will include 

uhrasound, hot and 

cold packs, paraHln traction 

and vanous rehabilitatIOn 

exerCise program 

Must have fleXible hours 

and references No expenence 

needed, nonsmoker 

Applications WIll 

be accepted Fnday, October 

27th, 9 Am till 6 PM 

Uzms PhYSical Theraphy, 

18101 East Warren, Detroit 

MI 48224 

1 

, 203 HEll' WANTED 

-- - DunAt , MUllUl 

$$ HOME $$ 

HEALTH 

AIDES $$ 

Immediate openings In your 

area 

We oHer 

• Fully paid BCIBS Healthl 

life Insurance 

• Bonus hour program 

• Inslanl pay 

• FleXible Hours 

• ChOice assignments 

Experience or certltlcatlon 

reqUired 

CALL TODAY 

Harper Woods 343-4357 

ST. JOHN 

PROFESSIONAL 

MEDICAL 

SERVICES 

equal opportuOity employer 

FULL Time dental assistant 

needed lor preventative, 

modern East DetrOit of 

flce Expenenced only 

n9.7600 

MEDICAU GENERAL 

OFFICE 

Full time medical! general 

office position available In 

our patient care area Expenence 

In Ophthalmol 

ogy or Optometry preferred 

Applicant should 

relate good With people 

Send resume to 

Kresge Eye Institute 

3994 John R 

Detroit, MI 48201 

An: Donna Lona 

UHC-9A or Call 745-4169 

E.O.E. 

DENTAL Hygienist wanted 

full time In modern, progressive 

general dentiStry 

office The office IS 

fee for service and very 

high quality and prevention 

onented Located Just 

east of downtown DetrOit 

In the new Harbortown 

complex Please call 259- 

2410 

EXPERIENCED Dental Hy 

gleOist If you are enthu- 

SiastiC, caring and dependable 

we would like 

you to lOin our pattent onented 

team No Saturdays 

or evenings 755- 

4310, ask for Pam 

RECEPTIONIST neededfor 

cliOic Evening hours 6 to 

10 For Inlormatlon call 

445-3070 

POSITION open for full 

time denIal assistant 

Experience preferred, 

but will tram Beneflls 

Send resume to East- 

Side Dental ASSOCiates 

11532 Morang Delroll, 

48224 

PART- time filing clerk for 

medical office Afternoon 

hours Seniors welcome 

771-4830 

CLERICAL help needed or 

medical office part time, 

Monday Wednesday Fn 

day n3-7780 

MEDICAL Assistant needed 

for pediatric office In 

Grosse POinte Experienced 

only, changeable 

hours Call Ingnd 881- 

6900 

PROFESSIONAL 

NURSING CARE 

Provide care lor your loved 

ones, newborn to elderly, 

In the secunty of your 

own home SelVlces by 

expenenced RN's, fleXible 

schedules competitive 

rates licensed References 

available 881- 

7456 

MEDICAL Asslstanl PediatriC 

office, some expenence 

necessary 886- 

3232 

MEDICAL biller lull time 

positIOn for an eastSide 

doctor's oHlce Willing to 

train, send resume to 

PO Box 36156, Grosse 

POinte, MI 48236 

- 203 HEll' WANTfD 

D.fNTAl_ MEDICAL 

1Q4 HELl' WANHD 

DOMESTIC 

206 HEll' WANTED 

PUT-TIME 

7C 

DENT AL hygleOist needed, 

caring, friendly practice, 

EastSide area Call 771- 

0124 

HOUSEKEEPER Full time 

Monday through Friday, 

hours 7 30 to 4 negotiable, 

must have car 

Please call for Interview 

824-8034 

LIVE- In full lime to be a 

companion and assist 

elderly woman LeaVing 

lor Flonda as soon as 

poSSible, Will return In 

June Good references 

reqUired Call Mr Bresser, 

874-

8e 

201 HElP WANTiD SALES 

RETAIL SALES 

That unique and always interesting 

Downtown Silver's 

store IS now Interviewing 

for full and parttime 

sales positIOns In our 

gifts and office supplies 

departments We offer 

competatlve wages, fleXible 

hours and a great 

employee discount program 

PrevIous retail 

sales expenence IS preferred 

but not neccessary 

If you posess dependabllty 

and excellent customer 

service skills 

please forward resume to 

SIl.VER'S INC. 

151 W. FORT ST. 

DETROIT, MI 48226 

ATTN. HUMAN 

RESOURSES 

WANTED: 

MALEJFEMALE 

For Contract Furniture Sales 

In Rep Firm Contract 

sales or deSign expenence 

preferred Replies 

With resume kept confidential 

to 

Box W-123 

Grosse Pomte News 

96 Kercheval 


48236 

OUTGOING person to sell 

framed pictures In Metro 

area FleXible hours 882- 

3427 

SALES 3 days per week. 

good pay, pleasant condllIOns 

Interest In home 

decorating helpful The 

Bed, Bath and Linens 

Store, located In The Viilaqe 

881-9890 

300 SITUATION WANTED 

8A8YSITTEIIS 

BABYSIT- 3 daysJ week, 

and able to stay overnight 

Expenenced, references 

831-2459 

COLLEGE student looking 

for daytime Sitting, on 

weekends and Thursday 

evenings Reliable, current 

references $5 hour 

Please leave message 

Melinda, n2-8818 

BABYSITTING done In my 

home Excellent references 

DetrOit Fireman's 

Wife 881.Q895 

MOTHER of two Will babySit 

full time In licensed 

home, reliable With fleXIble 

hours 8 Mllel Mile 

Harper area 884-6968 

MATURE woman will baby- 

Sit 5 days a week References 

n2-7312 

EXPERIENCED Nannyl babySitter 

available nlghtsJ 

weekends Excellent references 

Call after 5 p m 

526-9351 

30. SITUATION WANTED 

ClERICAL 

BOOKKEEPER- full charge 

seeking employment In 

Grosse POinte area n9- 

3884 


CONVAlESCENT CAllE 

EXPERIENCED caregiver 

Honest, dependable 

Meals, cleaning, errands 

References 343-0076 

anytime 

COMPETENT 

IN-HOME CARE SERVICE 

TLC elderly, children 

Hourly, overnight rates 

available Expenenced In 

the Grosse POinte area 

Previously Hammond 

Agency, 30 years LIcensed 

and bonded 

sally, n2~35 

207 HElP' WANTiD SAlES 


CONI/ALlSelNT CAllE 

REAL ESTATE 

PRE-LICENSE CLASSES 

Begin NOVEMBER 7, 1989 

Monday Be Wednesday 

6:00 - 10:00 p.m. 

For Infonnation, call 

Lloyd E, Edwards, 

268.1000 

Ichwelt~!!'f.iW9fu~~~ 

20 OFFICES 


DAY CAllE 

Now hiring for Christmas help! 

Direct sales, Home Marketing 

in the fashion industry. 

• Commission Based 

• Flexible working hours 

• Perfect for working mothers 

Average earnings $10-$15 per hour 

Approximately 8 hours per week 

Call between 9.5 

795.3901 

i -- -----_-... 

LICENSED Adult foster 

care Harbor Springs 

adult foster care home 

located In picturesque 

Harbor Spnngs, MiChl, 

gan, has openings for 

your loved one Full time 

registered nurse allows 

the secunty of knOWing 

that your mother or father 

is profeSSionally cared for 

at all times Call 

(616}52~7866 

MALE Nurse available for 

duty In pnvate reSidence 

Excellent references 882- 

5671 

The Nanny Netwol1t, Inc 

Quality profeSSional child 

care In your home Call 

us NOW for InformatIon 

939-KIDS 


GENERAl 

NEAT, conSCientiOUS elderly 

man seeking full time 

employment Bill, 773- 

0798 

HOUSE Cleantng Dependable 

Low rate Quality 

work Call for free estimates 

372-7301 

NEED Work- panelling, 

drywall, anlCS, partitions, 

painting, ceilings, hauling 

Call Greg 881-3838 

NEED SOMETHING 

MOVED? 

Two POinte residents Will 

move or remove large or 

small quantities of furniture, 

appliances, pianos 

or what have you Call for 

free estimate 

822-4400 

RESIDENT seeking room to 

rent m Grosse POinte 

home Excellent references 

885-3887 

MINOR SElWlng repairs by 

Mildred Grosse POinte 

Park 331-3989 

MODERN nanny who IS 

open to all ways of child 

rearmg? Creative and developmental 

actiVities 

likes dOing things With 

child Most Important IS 

healthy and safe Call 

822-2740 

YOUNG retired man & Wife 

Will clean your home or 

oNlce, house Sit or be 

your compaOlon Man 

also does miscellaneous 

odd Jobs Grosse POinte 

references Call 776-2438 

Thomas 

Call and inqUire about our 


time is short and our lines 




Information. 


882-6900 

30S SITUATION WANTED 

HOUSE CLEANING 

VAN'S Professional House 

& Office Cleaning Service 

FleXible hours 

reasonable rates, profes- 

Sional crew. references 

371-4285 or 88EH5617 

GROSSEPOINTE 

HOUSECLEANERS 

• Local Staff 

• Home or Office 

• References 

25% OFF 

WITH AD 

771-7236 

207 HElP WANTED SALES 

30S SITUATION WANTED 

HOUSE CUANING 

CARMEN'S 

CLEANING 

SERVICE 

No time for housecleaning? 

Let our team come and 

do It for you l 

• Reasonable 

• References 

• Experienced 

584-7718 

HOUSEKEEPING 10 your 

satisfaction Mondays, 

Tuesdays, Fridays Mary 

526-1332 

HOUSE Cleaning, Monday- 

Friday Very dependable, 

excellent work, own 

transportallon 882-7606, 

Linda 

EUROPEAN Style of clean- 

Ing Will refresh your 

house Local references, 

own Iran~porlallon. 7 

days a week Washing 

and Ironing 365-1095 

NEED excellent housecleaning 

done? Reasonable 

rates Call evenings, 

779-6283 

YOUNG mature Polish lady 

Wishes day! domestic 

work, 6 hours a day References 

882-6744 

HOUSE CLEANING 

Done the 

OLD FASHIONED WAY! 

Serving 142 homes m 

Grosse POinte area alone 

Call Sylvia Est 1980 

843-2272 

RELIABLE Polish woman IS 

willing to clean your resIdence 

Dependable, 

pleasant, thorough and 

experienced Grosse 

POinte area references 

upon your request 884- 

0721 892-0722 

HOUSE, oNlce cleaning 

For a no nonsense approach 

to cleantng call 

G J 727-2199 

RELIABLE, dependable, 

experienced, cleaning 

done to your saliSfaclion 

References Thursdays & 

Fridays available 777- 

7092 

THE HOUSE-KE.TEERS 

CLEANING SERVICE 

ProfeSSional, Bonded and 

Insured teams ready to 

clean your home or bUSIness 

Gift Certificates Available 

10% Off With ThiS Ad 

First Time Callers Onlyl 

582~4445 

HOUSE Cleaning Cook 

and clean Grosse POinte 

references $8 per hour 

885-2359 

POLISH woman looking for 

housekeeping work on 

Tuesdays Grosse Potnte 

area Elizabeth 368-6215, 

after 4 

RELIABLE Woma looking 

for pOSl1ion as Housekeeper 

andl or Companion 

Aide Grosse POinte references 

n4-1564 

HOUSE cleaning, Monday- 

Fnday, once a week or 

every other week You 

need a hand Free estimate 

Call Sue n5-8323 


HOUSE SITTING 

SERVANTS quarters available 

In exchange for hou. 

sestnlng and occaSional 

errands Please reply to 

Box 0250, Grosse POinte 

News, 96 Kercheval, 

Grosse POinte Farms, MI 

48236, attn Maryanne 

Mahon 


NU IlSES A IDES 

PRIVATE Duty. 13 years 

experience, excellent references 

Available Immedlately, 

transportation, 

near Grosse POinte area 

Reasonable rates 526- 

1912 

EXPERIENCED Nurse's 

aides available Reasonable 

rates Fraser 

Agency, state licensed 

and bonded 293-1717 

.00 MEllCHANDISE 

ANTIQUES 

308 SITUATION WANnO 

OFflU WANING 

E.D.P. Inc oHers you a vanety 

of profeSSIOnal oHlce 

cleaning For more details, 

call B84-D721. 

400 MEIICHANDISf 

ANTIQUIS 

SEMI- antique Sarouk rug, 

14X24 286-0094 after 6 

KEN NARY KAGE 

ANTIQUES 

Open Wednesday, 

Thursday, Friday, 

Sunday, 12-4p m 

Saturday, 9a m to 4p m 

WE BUY AND SELL 

Cadieux at East Warren 

882-4396 

DENLEY'S 

ANTIQUES 

19th & Early 20th century 

AmeTicana Carefully selected 

furnllure tn walnut 

pine, oak and old paint 

Also clocks, decoys, toys, 

qUilts, folk art and appropnate 

smalls 

Monday thru Fnday, 9 to 5 

Saturday, 1 to 5 

Closed Sunday 

27112 Harper 

(south of 11 Mile) 

772-9385 

WE BUY AND SEW 

23RD 

INDIAN VILLAGE 

ANTIQUES SHOW 

NOVEMBER 4 & 5 

WHITTIER TOWERS 

415 BURNS 

(off E Jefferson), DetrOit 

Hours 11a m to 8p m 

Sunday to 6p m 

AdmiSSion $3 00 

Michael J Sanderson, Mgt 

1917 ONlcer's Model Luger, 

7 5 m, $2,OOO/flrm Call 

886-5597 

SECRETARY, mahogany 

drop fronl, 1920's Governor 

Winthrop, $425 598- 

0279 

OLIVER'S 

ANTIQUES 

& COLLECTIBLES 

FOR 50 YEARS 

5755 Chene at HendTie 

Near G M Poletown Plant 

922-3475 

NOW AND THEN 

GRAND OPENING SALE 

Mahogany Empire center 

table, Queen Anne upholstered 

Wingback, carved 

mahogany settee, Art 

Deco light fixtures and 

clocks, baker's rack, pottery, 

Queen Anne china 

cabinet, small walnut 

chest, carpets, carved 

wing back chair Monday 

and Wednesday thru saturday, 

11 - 430 14932 


Park 822.5664 


882.6900 

Manches1er Antique Mall 

Decorate For Halloween 

With Our Early Memorabilia 

116 East Main Manchester 

Open 7 days, 10-5 

428-9357 

FURNITURE refinished, repaired, 

StriPped, any type 

of caning Free estimates, 

345-6258, 661- 

5520 

THE COLONIAL 

SHOP 

25701 JEFFERSON 

NEAR 10 MILE 

Antiques, fumrture, china, 

buy and sell Highest 

pnces paid Monday 

Saturday, 11-6 

772-0430 

VICTORIAN sofa, (circa 

1870), walnut carved 

frame, excellent conditIOn 

$700 VictOrian 

dresser With marble tops, 

(walnut) $600 Call after 

530pm 

DINING Room set, 1860's, 

Scottish Vlctona, LewiS 

XV reVIVAl solid walnut 

Sideboard, table and 

chairs, mint condition, 

$4,500 882-9245 after 5 

PM or 886-4001 Monday 

through Fnday, 9 to 5 

400 MERCHANDISE 

ANTIOUES 

CASH NOW 

For your Oriental Rugs, Paintings, Jewelry 

Fine Furniture, Porcelains, Collectibles 

mcludmg Dolls, Royal Doultons, etc 

Phone 96.1.6469for a FREE verbal appraIsal. 

Since 1927 

409 E. Jefferson 

CERTIFIED AUCTIONEERS 

& ESTATE APPRAISERS 

J 

~o I APPLIANClS 

WHITE Westinghouse electnc 

stove, self~IBantng 

oven Used 2 years. $200 

or best oNer 881.7424 

REFRIGERATORS. Will 

guarantee and deliver 

885-6138 

STOVE- electnc, 2 ovens, 

works like a gem $65 

885-0442 

UPRIGHT freezer, 159 cubiC 

feet, $150 Girls' biCYcles 

885-D882 

SMALL Sunray stove, 1 

year old $2001 or best of 

fer n5 3045 After 6 

pm 

GIBSON refngerator, very 

good condition, copper, 

$175 778-9580 

NEW 30" Tappan selfc1eanlllg 

gas stove, white 

Can be seen during 

house sale Fnday Saturday, 

Sunday October 

27th- 29th 380 

Mernweather5 

WANT 

ADS 

Call In 

Early 


THURSDA Y, 8.6 

FRIDAY, 8.5 

MONDAY, 8-6 


882-6900 

JENN-AIR four burner elec 

tfiC oven and stove With 

separate electriC gnddle, 

good condition, $150 

G E self. cleaning electric 

oven, excellent condition, 

1 year old, $300 

881-1254 

G.E. Slde-by-Slde 

Refrigerator/Freezer With 

Icemaker Avocado $50 

886-5102 Leave message 

FOUR year old heavy duty 

Westinghouse washing 

machille $100 884-2394 

.02 AUCTIONS 

LAKE St Clair Autumn Auction 

October 29th For 

tickets call n6-1012 

404 GAUGE/YAIID 

BAS£MENT SALES 

GARAGE sale, 21900 

Brents Court (0« AY.aIon), 

St Clair Shores Thursday 

26th, Fnday 27th, Saturday 

28th 

HUGE sale at My Boutique, 

27506 Harper, St Clair 

Shores ClOSing store, 20 

to 50 CA> 0« entire shop 

Fixtures also for sale 

Thursday, Fnday, Saturday, 

10 to 5 

KITCHEN Remodeling and 

Garage Salel 906 Bedford 

Saturday, October 

28th, 830 to 3 Everything 

goes Kitchen cupboards, 

counter tops, 

Kltchenald dishwasher, 

GE Spacemaker microwave, 

GE drop-ill range, 

oak table With 6 chairs 

(like new), plus more, Includlllg 

children's clothes 

and toys 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

HOME 

ANNUAL FALL FAIR 

4800 Cadieux 

Saturday, 10 to 4 

Sunday, 11 to 5 

Collectibles, Jewelry, rummage, 

clothing, furntture, 

books, Silent auction, 

bake sale, games, Chnstmas 

Shop and crafts 

MOVING sale, furniture and 

refngerator and miscellaneous 

Make offer on 

everythtng Saturday 

October 28th, 8- 5 18941 

Washtenaw, Harper 

Woods 

BASEMENT sale Saturday 

28th 10-5 Some antiqUes, 

household Items, 

lamps, baseball cards 

and sets, mIscellaneous 

1989 Brys (between 

Mack and Harper) 

.02 AUCTIONS 

- -(U4- GAWAGfTraRD 

IASEMlNT SALES 

HOMEJBUSINESS garage 

sale, computers, $50 . 

$5 000 brass lamps, $25, 

telephone syslem With 7 

phones, $450, humidifier, 

$20. apartment washer 

and dryer $100, artist's 

carrosel and markers, 

$150 end table $10, 

school desk. $10, accordlan 

doors, $10 each 

metal wardrobe. $100, 

desk, $75, Linear dictaphone 

system, $285, office 

supplies clothes. answenng 

machine and 

more 1537 Hampton, 

Saturday 9 to 3 30 256- 

5349 office 882-3360, 

home 

LINN Flower Shop, clOSing 

and Garage Salel Complete 

Inventory. seasonal 

decorations (Chnstmas, 

Edster ate), refngeratlon 

compressor. some household 

Items Everything 

must gal October 26th, 

27th and 28th 9 a m to 5 

p m 11370 Kelly Rd at 

Hayes DetrOit 

4183 Balfour Rain cancels 

Lots of mISC, household, 

furnllure, 1975 Pontiac 

Saturday, 12- 5 

GARAGE, miscellaneous 

Items, plus velvet loveseat, 

6 bar stools, set of 

antique dining chairs, 

1982 Plymouth 28955 

Hughes, St Clair Shores 

(12 Mile and 1-94) Friday, 

Saturday & Sunday, 10 to 

4 

OVER zealous collector garage 

sale Brass bed, 

walnut dresser, rolltop 

desk oak tOilet, railroad 

chairs, oak ribbon cabl 

net, depreSSion glass, 

Fiesta flgunnes, oak 

chlckencoop, trunk, copper 

broiler, copperware, 

collector plates Loads of 

antiques and collectibles 

Saturday October 28th 9- 

5, Sunday October 29th 

9 5 21824 Statler Boulevard, 

St Clair Shores (between 

10 & 11 mile Harper 

& Jefferson) Sunday 

2 PM 50% 0« 

GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? 

RELAX! 

USE OUR FAX 

Call and mqUlre about our 

FAX MACHINlirWhen-time 

IS short and our hnes 


FAX the copy along WIth 

bIlling and category 

information 


882-6900 

HUGE Garage Sale 2049b 

Elkhart, between 7 and 8 

Mile oN Harper 1 man's 

and 1 Ladle s bicycle 

Appliances, clothes 

Much more Thursday, 

26th, 27th, 28th 9 to 6 

GARAGE Sale 19066 Mott, 

E Detroit Thursday, Friday, 

Saturday 9 to 4 

MOVING sale- exercise 

equipment, furnltue, 

clothes Saturday 9 2 

17651 Chandler Park 

Drive 

GARAGE sale- October 28, 

29, 12- 6 pm 20504 Regent 

(corner of CoI- 

Ilngham. 8 & Gratiot 

area) Unique Halloween 

costumes, furniture, appliances, 

plus many great 

finds weather permlnlllg 

MOVING sale Kitchen set, 

dllling room set, refngerator 

stove. mlsc 10210 

Harvard, south of Harper 

9 5 Saturday, October 

28 

404 GARAGE / YARD 

!ASEMENT SAm 

402 AUCTIONS 

404 GAIlAGE YAfID 

8A~(MENT SAlI~ 

THREE Family Garage 

Salel children's clothing, 

toys, ladles clothes, 

stacklllg chairs, Smith 

Corona typewriter, medl' 

cal examlng table, 3 M 

copier With stand, Teak 

chilla cabinet, double bed 

mattress, trash compacter, 

kitchen mlSC, 2 loveseats, 

3 cushion sofa, 3 

executive office chairS, 

Lazyboy chair, desk, 

man's and boy's bike, 

bean bag chairs, sports 

eqUipment, X.mas decorations 

and much, much, 

more!" No pre-sales 321 

Kerby, October 27th, 

28th 10- 4 pm 

GARAGE Sale Friday, Saturday, 

9 to 5 19212 Berden, 

Harper Woods, oN 

Moross between Chester 

and Mack 

GIRL'S bedroom set, white 

French Provincial 80" 

sofa Both excellent condition 

88&4325 

GARAGE Sale Pine tressel 

table, 2 benches, $250, 

chair, onoman, thiS and 

that, clothes, 2 Family's 

Thursday and Fnday 

3813 Cadieux Road 

GARAGE Sale 711 Lincoln 

Saturday 9 to noon 

Mostly antiques and collectibles, 

some need 

TLC, no clothes Exampie- 

pair of bronze headboards, 

hand made Turk- 

Ish rug, tanddem bike, 

Morns chairs, La Salle 

hub caps, Victorian 

screen door, much more 

RUMMAGE Sale- Thursday 

October 26th, 1 PM 9 

PM, Fnday October 27th, 

9 AM- 2 PM St Peter's 

BAZAAR 

ALL WELCOME 

Saturday, November 4th 

10 a.m. to 4 pm. 

BEACHWOOD 

MANOR 

24600 Greater Mack 

St Clmr Shores 

Call for booth reservation 

and further 

Information I 

773-5950 

404 GARAGI YARD 

BASEMENT SAlES 

402 AUCTIONS 



40.4 GAUGE I UIID 

IASEMENT SALIS 

GARAGE sale II Dressers, 

old clocks, oak childs 

desk, oak chest of drawers, 

clothes, mlsc 3905 

Haverhill 

3 

Saturday 10 to 

----_._- 

405 £STAll SAm 

ANTIQUES 

collectibles, furniture, tools, 

household Items Saturday, 

October 28, 10- 4 

pm 24001 Talbot, St 

Clair Shores (1 block W 

of Jefferson, N of Ma. 

somc) 

ESTATE Sale- 5786 Neff 

Road, October 27 & 28, 

10 a m - 4 P m Antique 

furniture, clothes, shoes 

(10- 11 AA), coats, May. 

tag washer, electnc dryer, 

old Jewelry and miscelleneous 

household Items 

ESTATE SALE 

22211 MORLEY 

West of Southfield, North of 

Michigan October 26th 

thru 28th 10 a m to 5 

p m CleaTing weaving 

studiO and household 

Beautiful hand woven 

colleclton, matenal, rugs, 

table Itnens Yarns, 

looms, spinning wheels, 

antique furmture, china, 

ponery, linens, vintage 

clothes Too much to list 

Numbers at 9a m 

ESTATE sale- 856 Rivard. 

Saturday 1(}' 2 Dressers, 

end tables, wing chairS 

ESTATE Sale, 23260 Doremus 

Near 91 JeHerson 

Thursday 9 to 4 NO presales 

406 FIIIIWOOD 

Lutheran School, 23000 FIREPLACE wood Sea- 

Gratiot, East Detroit 

soned, dry With killdling 

GARAGE salel Saturday Delivery $55 293-6453 

only 10 AM- 4 PM 707 TWO years seasoned hard- 

North Renaud, Grosse wood $601 Face Cord 

POinte Woods Delivered 264-9725 

MOVING sale, 1371 Not. WE clean your fireplace 

tlllgham Appliances, hos- profeSSIOnally $64 50 

pltal bed, furniture, mls- Chlmlny caps $4750 Illcellaneous 

October 27th- stalled 885-3311 

28th, 9 AM- 4 PM 

10X14 Belgium rug, 1979 FIREWOOD, stacked and 

Cobra, mlsc Items Sat- _d_e_Ii_vB_r_ed_$_5_0_88_5_-_599_7_ 

urday only, 9- 4 22030 

Bon Heur, St Clair 

Shores, south of 11 Mile, 

east of Harper 

GARAGE Salel October 

28th, 10 to 4 461 Colonial 

Court in the Farms 

Children's clothes, tools, 

miscellaneous household 

GARAGE Sale, Saturday 

October 28th, 10 a m to 

4 p m 243 Mcklllley (at 

CharleVOIX) Wool carpet, 

Onental rug, mlsc baskets, 

household Items 

GARAGE sale- 9 30- 5, Sat. 

urday, 306 Moross, 

Grosse POinte Farms 

MOVING Sale, odds, ends 

Clothes, household Items 

After 6 886-D970 

SUNDAY 1 to 5, 15709 VerOnica, 

East Detroit Fur- 

Mure, tools mlsc 

IMULTI.FAMIL V GARAGE SALE!I 

23016 Detour - S1. Clair Shores 

SATURDAY 10 to 5 SUNDAY 11 to 3 

Appliances, Baby Items, Sporting Goods, Furmlure, 

Clothing, Toys, Miscellaneous 

rr;,



~OQ MISCElLANIOUS 

ARTlCLrS 

WHITE Sheer draperies, 

(Tragal), 2 1/2" pleats, 

full length, 6' wide Brass 

traverse rods to fit 884- 

3505 after 12 noon 

1980 Corvette T-Top, new 

cond\tlOfl $50 pair 331- 

4783 

LUXURY bathroom fixings - 

new, unused, 1/3 discount 

(remodeled, cancelled, 

moving) Large 

oval JacuzzI tub (Dusty 

Rose) Chrome & brass 

bath fixtures $3,000 all 

881-5348 

Absolute Comfort. Queen 

WATER BED 

Waveless, soft sides, top of 

the line. $300 or best offer. 

882-&79 

CHIMNEY caps, $47 50 Installed 

Chimney clean. 

lng, $64 50 885-3311 

F1REWOOD, all oak, sea. 

soned While supply 

lasts Picked up - Delivered 

n6-1794 

FULL skin natural Norwegian 

Blue Fox fur coat, 

worn twice. size large, 

$1,000 Black French 

Sheared Rabbit, 36" 

length, 87" girth, one 

year old, $450. For appointment, 

759-4024 

PIPES wanted, will pay 

cash for used pipeS 

Mark, 773-0479 days, 

n8-2013 evenings 

LOVESEAT, TraditIOnal, 

new condition Must sell 

$1001 best offer 881- 

7140 

405 mATE 5ALIS 

WE BUY BOOKS 

IN YOUR HOME 

Free Offers 

No ObligatIOn 

Appraisals Furnished 

Entire Estates 

also DeSired 

JOHN KING 

961-0622 

Michigan's Largest 

Book Store 

• Clip and Save thiS Ad • 

HOUSEHOLD 

and 

ESTATE SALES 

APPRAISALS 

ANTI OUES PURCHASED 

771-1170 

40q MISCIlLANIOUS 

Alt11(tfS 

JAMES A. MONNIG 

BOOKSELLER 

15133 KERCHEVAL 

331-2238 

Selected books 

bought and sold 

Vintage Video Rentals 

OLIVE Portable dIshwasher 

Eplphone gUitar, electriC 

connection Cockatiel bird 

(very tame) With cage and 

stand 571-5098 

HEALTH Insurance for indi- 

Viduals offering comprehenSive 

coverage, excellent 

rates, Dental 

optional BOnlor Insur. 

ance Agency, Inc n4- 

2140 

SOFA 96", rose velvet, overstuffed 

Never used 

Paid $800 Sell for $275 

881-5487 

TORO Five h p snowblower- 

electriC start, 

must sell, used 3 times 

n8-0578 

SEVEN piece modern bedroom 

Casual 8 foot sofa, 

chair and tables Excel. 

lent condition Reasonable 

n1.9306 

CHERRY bedroom furniture, 

5 pieces and cedar 

chest, $1,000 or offer 

882-2455 

MUL TITECH VCR With 

Wireless remote control, 

three years old, like new 

$100 886-9411 

CLARY'S Put-In-Bay, beau' 

tlfully framed Mark n~ 

0479 days, n8-2013 evenings 

405 f51 A H SALE5 

WANT 

ADS 

Call In 

Early 

WEDNESDAY, 8-5 

THURSDAY, 8-6 

FRIDAY, 8-5 

MONDAY, 8-6 


882-6900 

..... L KATHERINE ARNOLD, ANTIOUES ~ 

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CRattlbow 8,gtate gaQeg 

ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIOUIDATIONS 

Excellent Complete Service 

Glen and Sharon Burkett 

Ref erences 885-0826 

Grosse Pointe Estate Sales, Inc. 

Estate - Household - MOVing 

MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIA KOLOJESKI 

882-1498 885-6604 

t1artz[Al 

HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES 

Cordially Invites You to The Preview 

of our 10th Anniversary Sale 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26th 

7:00 p.m - 10.00 P m 

99 KERCHEVAL 


JOIN US FOR CANDLELIGHT PUNCH 

AND HORS D'OEVVRES 

IN THE HISTORIC OLD 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS BUILDINGS 

510.00 PER PERSON 

ADMISSION AT THE DOOR 

TO BENEFIT THE 

GROSSE POINTE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

Flnr furmlurr anllqur~ ~livrr and I( \\('Irv 

collrcllblr~ and e a 

good nights sleep American Indian Services Inc 

IS also looking for other piece,> of INFAN1 

FURNITURE 

Freedom Center IS a group that helps proVide 

furniture to families In need and they need help 

from you DINING TABLES and CHAIRS. 

BEDROOM FURNITURE, SOFAS and LIVING 

ROOM PIECES that are crean and In NO need of 

repair or reupholstery could make sorneones 

house more of a home 

Groups which give much helpful service to people In 

our metro community are always In great need or 

OFFICE EQUIPMENT, FURNITURE and SUPPLIES 

Compulers typewriters. desks. filing lH1IIS copy 

machines and paper supplies are a sample of the 

requests made by a majority of these charitable 

organlz?tIOns If you have something that IS CLEAN 

USABLE and In WORKING CONDITION but you arent 

uSing It-think of lINC and KEEP IT MOVING' 

CONT ACT L1NC TO SCHEDULE DROP OFF 

WAREHOUSE HOURS M W F 10 ? 

KEEP IT MOVING' 

882.6100

10C 

410 MUSICAL INSTIIUMENTS 

BABY Grand plano, re-lin- 

"hed ebony, good condl 

tlon with bench delivery 

,.md tuning $3,450 548- 

2200 

XMAS specials- clarinet, 

flute cornet. trumpet 

Call for appointment 884 

3775 

SPINET console, made In 

Holland, Michigan, beau 

tlful mahogany cabinet 

excellent conditIOn needs 

tuning $450 963-8421 

days 822-3860 evenings 

BEAUTIFUL old upright 

plano, $100 885.7459 

USED PIANOS 

AT BARGAIN PRICES 

Used Spinets Consoles 

Uprights & Grands 

ABBEY PIANO CO 

HuYAL OAI\ 541-6t16 

PIANOS WANTED 

TOP CASH PAID 

CUSTOM hand crafted 

bass gUitar Beautiful 

cherry red sunburst fin 

Ish long neck, nice ac 

tlon DimarZIO spilt pick 

up, sweet - strong sound 

One of a kind, needs betler 

case $325 00 or best 

Also custom made 

speaker cabinet J8L design 

tuned for 2 -12 Inch 

speakers Free SRO 12 

1I1ch speaker with fin attachment 

and several 

cords and connections 

$350 for all 882-{)895 

411 OFFICE /lUSINESS 

EQUIPMENT 

FILE Cabinet, 42" metal, 

four drawer lateral, best 

offer 823-2306 

OFFICE MOVing Sale Hewlett 

Packard Vectra Compuler 

With Novell Net 

work, $5,000 IBM XT 

Compatleles, $500 each 

Linear Dlclaphone System, 

$285 5-Lme Telephone 

System With 7 

phones, $450 Metal 

Wardrobe $100 Many 

office supplies 256-5349 

office 882-3360 home 

MURATA 1600 FAX ma 

chine Rlcoh Pro JUnior 

copier. brand new stili In 

box Great Items for 

home bUSiness Call anytime, 

882-8926 

LAPTOP Computer Zemlh 

184-02 3 112" floppy 

drive plus 20 MB' hard 

drive and case battery or 

AC Nearly new $1 495 

886-8992 

OFFICE desk and credenza 

(Steelcase), $675 882- 

4299 after 5 

AT &T Sprint telephone system, 

excellent eqUipment, 

5 phones plus main 

board- $2,800 value for 

$1,400 Two years old 

882-4096 

ONE year old Xerox, 6040 

Memory, writer With 

screen Assorted vertical 

files, typing desk, slotted 

bookcase, chairs and 

much more 380 Merriweather 

Friday, Saturday 

and Sunday October 

27th, 29th or 882-7800 

412 WANTED TO IUY 

CASH paid for stamps, 

COinS and baseball card 

collections 469-0906 

BUYING any1hlng cOln-operated, 

Jukeboxes, vend- 

Ing, pinball, arcade 875- 

2154, Mark 

CASH FOR 

KIDS CLOTHES 

EXCELLENT CONDITION 

CURRENT STYLES 

VERY CLEAN, BETTER 

BRANDS, INFANT 

THRU 14 

MUST BE ON HANGERS 

Bring in Monday, Tuesday 

or Thursday, 1D-4pm, 

LEE'S RESALE 

20331 Mack 881.8082 

OLD Fountain pens wanted 

Any type, any conditIOn 

882-8985 

GRUB STREET 

BOOKERY 

BUying Fine Books 

17194 East Warren 

882.7143 

WANTED to buy old costume 

and Rhinestone 

Jewelry, brass lamps, cell. 

Ing fixtures, wall sconces 

882.Q396 evemngs 

BUYING Movlesl 8mm, 

16mm, Documentanes, 

Sports News and War 

875-2154 

PIANOS, Antiques and 

qualJly used furniture 

Grosse POinte Reliques, 

822-0111 

SHOTGUNS, niles and 

handguns wanted: Par. 

ker Browmng, Winchesler 

Coil others Pnvate 

collector 478-5315 

412 WANTED TO IUY 

PIPES wanted, Will pay 

cash for used pipes 

Mark, 7730479 days 

778-2013 evenings 

PAYING cash for dla 

monds, gold, Silver, platl 

num, pocket watches 

dental gold, World War II 

reliCS, COins, scrap gold 

The Gold Shop, 22121 

Gratlol East Detroll 774 

0966 lOa m - 6p m 

Monday- Friday lOa III 

5p m Saturday 

WANTED- complete Lionel 

train set for my grandson 

885-6215 

CASH buyer- anltques fur 

mture, complete or partial 

estates Bud 255-1991 

500 ANIMALS 

ADOPT A PET 

LOVEABLE dogs and cats 

need good homes For 

adoption information call 

Northern Suburbs Animal 

Welfare League Volun 

teer at 773-0954 or 463- 

9708 

T ABBY KITTEN 

If you have a place In your 

heart and home for a delightful 

bundle of fun and 

love, please read on We 

found thiS abandoned 

kitty III a field and have 

given him hiS first set of 

shots, Including leukemia 

VaCCinatIOn, and had him 

wormed, dipped, neu 

tered, and front paws declawed 

He IS approxImately 

5 months old, a 

beautiful black and white 

Tabby shorthalr, and he 

loves to play With people 

or other ammals We 

have fallen In love With 

him buf can't keep him 

because we already have 

several pets Please call 

881.2909 If you are Inter 

ested 

LOVEABLE dogs and cats 

need good homes For 

adoption information call 

Northern Suburbs Animal 

Welfare League Volunteer 

at 773-0954 (for 

dogs) or 463-9708 (for 

cats) Weekdays only for 

both numbers 

FREE Adorable Kittens- all 

gray and gray and white 

Siamese mother, 885- 

5413 

FREE to good home 

Spayed chihuahua All 

shots 884-6248 

Call and inqUire about our 


time IS short and our lines 

are busy, you can Simply 



information. 


882-6900 

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ROCKY 

SOO ANIMALS 

ADOPT A PIT 

WONDERFUL KITTEN 

ThiS playful female kitten 

was found wet, cold and 

hungry and given lOVing 

care for several weeks 

She has now taken over 

our hearts and home, but 

we can't keep her 

because we already have 

pets She's a beautiful 

short-haired grey Tabby 

and white with four white 

paws and white chest. If 

you can give her a good 

home, please caU 881- 

8186 

VARIETY of tiger kittens 

free to a lOVing home 

8860634 

GROSSE POinte Animal 

CIII1IC On Kercheval has 

2 beautiful puppies avail 

ilble thiS week for adop 

11011We have an 8 week 

old black and lal1 male 

shepherd X and a beault 

ful female Brindle wllh 

while paws Shepherd X 

we also have an adorable 

12 week old orange and 

while male k,l1en and a 

wonderful very lovable 

neutered male 1 year old 

tabby killy For more In 

formatron call us at 822 

5707 

503 HOUS£HOlD I'm 

FOR SAlE 

DALMATIANS AKC Cham. 

pIOn bloodline $450 885. 

3736 

CHINESE CRESTED DOG 

Male 8 months, show qual 

Ily, affectionate Pice negotiable 

to GOOD home 

Senous Inquiries please 

Call Bill at Bieker & Stein 

Antiques, 886-7544 

DALMATION, female, 1 

year old blue eyes loves 

children, AKC registered 

$250 778-7933 

LAB Pups, AKC, yellow, 30 

champs m blood line 

show and field, ready 

November 7th, $300 to 

$350 949-9647 

GERMAN shepard white, 

AKC $250 After 6, 886- 

7279 

GOLDEN Retriever pups, 

AKC All shots, papers 

Private breeder 781. 

8713 

WIRE haired temer, 3 years 

old, spayed 882-8474 

BOSTON Temors, AKC 

$2251 up Cash t.751 8 

Mile 758-3606 

POODLES AKC, $1451 up 

1-7518 Mile 758-3606 

505 LOST AND fOUND 

NEED a home for affection 

ate 6 month old male 

tabby and white kitten 

Vaccinated and de 

clawed Cadieux! Mack 

Animal Hospital 882 

8660 

Rocky IS a sweet little male kitten about 7 weeks 

old. He is a litter trained and a very affectIonate. 

Rocky is available at the MIChigan Humane 

Society, Central Shelter at 7401 Chrysler Dr., 

Detroit 48211 or call 872.3400. Adoption hours 

are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m, 

The MIChigan Humane Society IS dedicated to 

protecting and wor1(1ng for the rights of animals 

We offer the follOWing services 

• Adoption • Animal Rescue 

• Cruelty Invesllgatlon • Education 

• Pet Therapy • Veteril1ary Services 

• Wildlife Aehabilitiltloll • Leglsli1110n 

and 

Shelters and carf'S for over 40000 dogs 

Crtts and Wild ilnlmi1lc; illlnllrtily 

II II I( I \ III fI II I' I, II I II ,I, II 

/, / /I 11111! I I, III 

II ;'11i (/j011 (1( {I ' 

7401 Chryslpr Or DetrOit MIC.hlgiHl 13131 87? 1 ,DO 

- . 

SOS lOH AND FOUND 

LOST. black cat With red 

collar MISSing since 10- 

16-89 (Mack! Cadieux 

area) 882-7624, 774- 

7050 

LOST you're cat? I found a 

beautiful long haired 

black and white male 

Good dlsposlllon He's 

been neutered, bathed 

and had hiS shots Needs 

to be adopted Can't 

keep have 3 cats already 

822-9741 

LOST. Labordorl German 

Shepherd mixed, brown 

With black head, red col 

lar Macl01 AUTOMOTIV£ 

FORD 

1986 MUSTANG LX, excellent 

condition, 38,000 

miles, $5,300 772-9368 

1982 Burgandy Ford Es 

cort, top model With sun 

roof and custom Installed 

theft proofed 4 channel 

AMIFM cassette 48 000 

miles, stored In garage, 

excellenl condition 

Stereo alone worth 

$1 ,000 Pnced $1 ,800 

firm 393-0221 

1987 Ford Mustange GT 

red, 5 speed, loaded, 

must sell 331-4371 

1988 TAURUS GL, fully 

eqUipped, 19,000 miles 

moonroof $12,0001 offer 

886-4232, 822-5778 

1982 MERCURY Capn au 

tomatlc, clean, good condition 

Price reduced 

885-6864 

TOWNCAR 1984 Signature 

leather, wire wheels, carnage 

roof, sunroof Must 

see $7 900 886-0662 

1987 Lincoln Mark VII 

blue, all opllons Including 

power moon roof, Immac 

ulate, must see, warranty, 

882-0026 or 560-6206 

1983 FORD Escort GT, red 

new transmission, super 

shape, $2,500 885-7177 

1986 TAURUS GL, onglnal 

owner, oil changed every 

3,000 miles, dealer ser- 

ViCed, wlfes car, excellent 

condition $6,500 881- 

2970 

LINCOLN Towncar, black, 

1986, 24,000 miles, 

$12,000 I best offer Orglnalowner 

771.3598 

1978 Ford lTD, good transport 

allo n $350 or best 

885-6306 leave message 

TOWN Car 1988 Signature 

Senes, 33,000 miles, carnage 

roof, leather InteriOr, 

loaded, excellent condition 

$15,900 882-3320 

1983 LINCOLN MARK VI 

SIGNATURE EDITION 

Leather interior, brown, 

loaded, coach roof, 

$5,450 Very good condition 

779-8890 after 6 

pm 

1983 LINCOLN Town Car, 

89,000 miles Dark blue, 

very good condition 

$5,700 881-6976 

1986 MERCURY cCdony 

Park Wagon, full power, 

leather mterlor, low mileage, 

seats 8 884-5211 

1979 COUGAR XR7, new 

air, power steering, 

power brakes, AMIFM, 2 

door, runs great, $700 

Call between 12- 6 P m 

881-9303 

1989 Mercury Grand MarqUIs 

fully equipped 

vents, full size spare, 

3,000 miles Full guarantee 

885-8918 

1984 TEMPO GLX, 5 

speed, excellent condition 

331-1058, 965-4700 

b03 lUTOMOTIV£ 

GENEIlAL MOTOll5 

1987 Grand Am LE, AM/FM 

stereo casselle, air, 

crUise, tilt, alarm, excel. 

lent condition 286-0394, 

Monday- Fnday after 6 30 

pm, weekends 

1980 Cadillac Brougham, 

very clean, low mileage, 

super, loaded 882-1681 

76 OLDS Custom Supreme, 

runs good, new pamt and 

tires, $3,000 or best offer 

After 5 p m 881-3259 

1986 Pontiac 6000 STE, 

loaded, all options, sunroof, 

alarm, new tires, 

new brakes $8900 881. 

2429 

DON'T WAIT 

Until Tuesday morning to 

REPEAT your Classified 

ad'" Call our claSSified 

advertlsmg deoartment 

Wednesdays, Thursdays, 

Fndays, Mondays 

882-6900 

1979 CUTLASS Supreme, 

rebUilt trans, new muffler 

pipes, AMIFM Good condition, 

dependable 

$1,000 or best offer 

DaVId 772-4279 

1989 BONNEVILLE SSE- 

10.800 miles, $16,700 

Must sell 886-7495 

1984 FIERO SE. 4 cylinder, 

clean, good condlllon 

$1,500 firm 881.5619 

1987 CELEBRITY, 4 door, 

grey, 25,000 miles Excet. 

lent condition, many options 

$6,900 Call Mark, 

496-3292, 755-6681 after 

5 

1978 COUPE DE VILLE, 

129,000 mIles, runs excellent, 

needs restoring 

$900 882.1426 

1982 CAVALlER, excellent 

running condlllOn $1,000 

Call after 5 884-8753 



603 AUTOMOTIVE 

GINIRAL MOTORS 

1983 CUTLASS Supreme 

Brougham V6, loaded 

well mamtallled $3100 

884-3621 

1978 Nova, clean, runs 

great, 81 000 miles V-8 

305 $900 526 7835 atter 

6 

1989 CHEVROLET Cavalier 

RS 4 door, Silver, GM 

executive car, 5,000 

miles sun roof, etc, 

loaded 882 9862 

CAPRICE 1989 all power, 

perfect condilion 881 

9133 

1979 GRAND PRIX, excel 

lent car very clean 

$1,695 882-0742 

1979 Lesabre 4 door, air 

full power, 81,000 miles 

Excellent running condl 

tIon $500 885-8893 

1985 6000, 2 door gray 

sport coupe, fully loaded, 

excellent condition 

$4,700 885-1135 

1977 CADILLAC Eldorado, 

fully eqUipped, well main 

talned, dnves like new 

$1 7001 best offer 884- 

7969 

CADILLAC Sevilles, 1983 

1984 1985 low miles, 

331-4150 

1986 CADILLAC Brougham 

D'elegance By owner 

Rear wheel drive, special 

blue flfemlst, loaded With 

options, excellent condition, 

$10,995 773-7455 

1981 CADILLAC Fleetwood 

Elegante Brougham, diesel 

target engme, gets 

super mileage, metallic 

burgundy, dark cherry 

leather, astro roof, 61,000 

miles $3,500 881-5771 

1984 CAVALIER, 110,000 

miles $1 900 f best Must 

sell After 5, 882-2602 

1970 Chevrolet Impala convertible, 

power steenng, 

power brakes, power windows, 

air conditiOning, 

plus many new parts 

$1,850 886-5402 

1983 Oldsmobile Cutluss 

Supreme Brougham, 

many new parts One 

owner 331 2399 

1984 CIERA Brougham, 

loaded, rustproofed, good 

condition, well main. 

talned 76,000 miles, 

$3.500 884-9424 

1985 6000 LE V-6 air, 

power Windows, locks, 

36,000 miles Very clean 

$5,500 882-9424 

1988 red Pontiac LeMans 

Very clean, $4,000 4 

speed 881-6497, call after 

530 

1985 RIVIERA, onglnal 

owner excellent condl' 

tlon low mileage extras 

772-0371 

1988 Pontiac 3rand AM 

SE, 4 door redl grey, 

7000 miles, IOdded, 

turbo, 5 speed warranty, 

best offer 881.7064 

PONTIAC Grand Am 1989, 

Loaded LeaVing States 

343-0405 

1988 BUICK Century 4 

door, driven 8 months, 

low mileage, like new 

$8,895 884-6032 

1985 ELDORADO, excellent 

condition, black With 

black leather InteriOr, 

56,000 miles $100001 

best offer Call days 778- 

3110 

1971 CAMARO- $300 331. 

0593, leave message anytime 

1986 CADILLAC Sedan 

Deville, loaded, plus extended 

unlimited mileage 

Insurance until October 

1990 885-8552 

BUICK Regal 79 301 V-8, 

automatiC, air, power 

steerlngl brakes, excel. 

lent condition 886-5016 

1988 Corsica, 41,000 miles 

A steal at $6,500 885- 

2927 after 6 p m 

1985 SeVille, loaded, excellent 

condition, 51,000 

miles 885-7958 

1987 CAVALIER, sharp, 

clean economical reliable, 

2 door Only $4,500 

772-3191 

1989 Chevy Cavalier Z24 

excellent condition, 10~ 

mileage, loaded, car 

alarm $10,500 886- 

1291 

WANT 

ADS 

Call In 

Early 

WEDNESDAY, 8-5 

THURSDAY, 8.6 

FRIDAY, 8-5 

MONDAY, 8.6 

GROSSe POINTE NEWS 

882-6900 

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Grosse Pointe News 11C 

603 AUTOMOTIVE 

GlNERAl MOTORS 

bOS AUTOMOTIVE 

fOREIGN 

1980 CltatlOO, 76,000 miles, 1984 Porsche, burgundy, 

power steering, power 944, 5 speed, SIr, st8f80, 

brakes, automatIC, air, tilt, cassette, cruise Price 

more, some rust, Priced negotiable 881-82n 

to sell fast, $650 751- 1986 BMW 325 ES, 2 door, 

5880 automatIC, blackJ tan Inte- 

1984 PONTIAC 6000 STE, nor, mint 526-0733, evetan, 

sun roof, 66,000 __n_lng __s _ 

miles $5,000 884-2661 1985 HONDA Prelude, orig- 

Inal owner, od changed 

1986 BUICK Skyhawk, 2 every 3,000 miles, dealer 

door, air, crUise, new servICed HlQhway miles, 

tires, $3,000 886-4927 excellent condition 

1988 CHEVROLET Corsica $5,500 Firm 881.2970 

CL, V6, fully loaded, low 1982 MERCEDES 3OODmileage, 

excellent COndl. metalliC bronze, excellent 

lion $8,000 Weekdays corn:lItlOn, $8,950 882. 

after 6 p.m 886-3668. 4908 

1979 TRANS Am, low mil. -1986--M-E-RC-E-D-E-S-560-S-L, 

age, big block, all power, 23,000 babied miles, ext-tops 

Mint Must see I cell e nt co nd ItlO n , 

$3,500 Flnm 885-0816 $42,500 885.6016 or 

1989 GRAND PriX, power, 779-5128 

brakes and steering. Au- -1-98-7-H-O-N-D-A--Acc-or-d-,-3 

tomallc, air, rust proofed door hatchback, 5 speed, 

Warranty stili available air, excellent conditIOn 

$10,500 I Best 886-0104 $7,400 881-0713 eve- 

1982 Pontiac nooo, man- nlngs 

ual, n,ooo miles, runs -198-2-S-U-B-A-R-U-, -s-tlc-k-s-hl-ft, 

great, good body $1000 great winter car $500 

881-4759 Call atter 6 824-7834 

1989 Grand Pm SE, SUBARU Wagon 4 wheel 

loaded, white $13,500 dnvel turbo Air, power 

343-9198 brakesJ steering! sunroof! 

1985 Sedan de Ville, WindOws! locks AMIFM 

leather, loaded, excellent, cassette, roof rack, new 

$6,000 After 6, 886-2487 tires, tranSferrable war- 

1980 Oldsmobile Omega, ranty 42,000 miles Top 

2d, actual miles 22,000, condition $6,350 886garaged, 

great condition _8_99_2 _ 

$3,200 or best offer 885- 1982 HONDA Prelude, 

7484 completely reconditIOned, 

1980 Cutlass Supreme, best offer over $3,500 

new tires, brakes, ex. _88_2_-30_18_. _ 

haust Body very good, 1988 HONDA LXI, 4 door, 

runs we:! $1,800 or best automatIC, black, power, 

offer 824-7150, Eve- moon roof, 18,000 miles 

n1ngs, 885-4450 $12,500 I best offer 885- 

1982 BUick Regal, 2 door, _9_344 _ 

V.fJ, air, power, excellent 1963 Sunbeam Roadster, 

882-7546 low miles, $3,000 882- 

1978 Malibu 350 Bored _85_7_5 _ 

030, automatic, clean, 1980 MAZDA 626, low mlmust 

seel And must sell leage Asking $1,850 or 

$1,150 or best 882-4022 best offer 881-2540 

1985 Cadillac Eldorado, 1985 MERCEDES 190E, 

minI condition, black white/red Intenor, 46,000 

cherryl white, estate sale miles, excellent condition 

n4-1711 884-4659 

1973 CADILLAC Eldorado 

convertible Mint condItion, 

$9,500 can Mr 

Bresser 874-0570, 881. 

7955 

bOt AUTOMOTIVE 

ANTIQUE ClASSIC 

1940 PACKARD convertible 

110 Show condition, 

$18,500 1901 OLDSMO- 

BILE Surrey, by H0rseless 

Carriage, WIth trailer, 

$5,000 1929 VINTAGE 

Gemini, looks like a Clenet. 

one of 5 bUIN, 

$42,000 Call Mr Bresser, 

874-0570, 881.7955 

60S AUTOMOTIVE 

FOREIGN 

1982 TOYOTA Tercel, automatIC, 

air condltlOOlng, 

AMIFM cassette, new 

paint, very good conc!l. 

tlon, 95,000 mIles Asking 

$1,500 885-5744. 

1981 280E Mercedes Benz, 

IVOry and saddle, ga.'lOline, 

sunroof, excellent 

conditIOn All papers cur. 

rent 521-3931 

1988 HONDA AccordJ LXI, 

4 door, all the optlOflS 

$11,995 Tamarofl Acura 

n8-8800 

--------- 

1984 OLOS Cutlass Su- AUDI 5000, 1978, runs well, 

preme, 2 door, excellent needs brakes, $500 or 

condition, 44,000 miles best offer 884-7887 

$4,000 Call evenings 

n6-1396 

1977 BUick Regal, low 

miles, runs good $1,200 

886-6611 

1987 GRAND Am, 2 door, 

auto, air, stereo cassette, 

50,000 highway miles, 


$6,0001 offer 884-5915 

1983 CHEVY Caprice 

wagon, 73,000 miles, 1 

owner, good conditIOn 

$2,995 call 881-8103 for 

appointment 

1988 Corsica LT Gray With 

red trim, stereo, air condItIOning 

$7,000 541.2694 

CORSICA, 1988, air, 

stereo, automatic, 26,000, 

excellent conditIOn 

$7,900 822-6252. 

1982 CELEBRITY, 4 door, 

air, power wlndowsl 

locks, 39,000 miles 

$2,000 finm 823-3680 

FLEETWOOD, 1987 De Elegance, 

loaded, corporate 

maintained, 59,000 

miles, black wI black 

leather, excellent COndition 

$12,900 Monday 

thru Fnday, 8 am to 4 

pm 468-4580 

1980 CITATION, 2 door, 

air, power brakesJ steer- 

Ing, am/fm stereo, automatiC, 

low miles 882- 

0464 

1986 HONDA ACCORD 

LX, 4 door, automatiC, 

22,000 Non.smokers car 

J=xcellent conditIOn n1- 

6018 j " 

1987 HONDA Accordl LXI, 

4 door, 31,000 miles, 

sharp $10,695 Tamaroff 

Acura n8-8800. 

1972 Mercedes 280 SE 4.5, 

4 door, gas V-8, leather 

Intenor, air, stereo cassette, 

alloy wheels, mechanically 

excellent, looks 

and runs beautifully 

$4,500 881-0997 days, 

884-5674 evenings 

'88 HONDA Accord LX, 4 

door, 14,000 miles, excellent 

condttlOn, $9,500 

334-0351 

1986 BMW 325, loaded, 

white, navy Intenor, custom 

wheels, 48,000 8Jr 

proximate miles $14,500 

or best offer 884-4582 

1987 HONDA CRX, 22,000 

miles, 5 speed, air, 

stereo, cassette, $6,250 

882-3482. 

1988 HONDA CMc OX, 4 

door, 5 speed, air, 20,000 

miles, excellent condltlOll, 

$8,700 or best offer 882- 

6061 

1982 DATSUN 280 ZX, 2 

plus 2, loaded, Hops, ex. 

cellent, $3,9001 best 755- 

0759 

1984 RENAULT Alliance, 4 

door, stereo, air, dependable 

$1,995 Tamaroff 

Acura na-aaoo. 

1987 NISSAN Sentra, ex. 

cellent condition, 5 

speed, loaded, must sell 

$4,600 n4-4765 

1986 HONDA AccordJ LXI, 

2 door, low miles, loaded 

$7,495 Tamaroff Acura 

n8-8800 

1983 Mercedes 3000. 

Turbo, clean, $10,500 or 

besl 852-6161 

1981 Jag XJ6 4 door sedan, 

"SIIver Bullet", red 

leather mterlor, show 

room condrtion, 60,000 

miles, asking $12,500 

Call Sean 371-3371. 

1980 Teyota two door, 

IooIcs good, runs great, 

high mileage. 884-8908 

BMW 2002, must see, restored, 

1974, sky blue 

European Touring sedan 

New exhaust, brakes, alternator, 

two Goodyear 

tires Hidden 4-speaker 

st8feolcassette. See it on 

FISher Road near South 

Htgh. $3,000 or best. 

Leave message at 882. 

0895 

60 S AUTOMOTI\! 

fOR!lGN 

1972 MERCEDES, as IS 

886-2893 

1985 Volvo DL, gray, 5 

speed $7800 884-7833 

1985 TOYOTA Corollo, air, 

stereo, tape, excellent 

coodltlOl1 $3,500 882- 

4259 

HONDA 1989 CIVIC OX, 3 

door. 4,800 miles, automatIC, 

cassette $8,195 

n4-8589 

bOb AUTOMOTIVI 

mps 4 WHHl 

1989 JEEP Cherokee Lar. 

edo, dark burgundy, automalic. 

4 wheel drive, 4 

door, loaded $18,000 

885-2979, after 6 p m 

1986 GMC Jimmy SlO, 

fully loaded, clean, excellent 

condition, asking 

$9,975 call 886-7865 

1988 GMC Jimmy, loaded, 


$12,900 885-5884 

GMC JIMMY 4x4 With 

Western plow, route included 

$3,500 885-2676 

1985 CJ.7 Laredo, very 

good condition, am/fm 

cassette, chrome pack. 

age wrttl power steerlngJ 

power brakes $5,800 or 

best 885-8455 

l> 10 1\ UTOMOTIVE 

SPORTS (AilS 

DELOREAN 1981,5 speed, 

black Intenor, only 6,900 

miles Mint condition 

Must sell, $15,900 call 

581-4071 or 581-5113 

SAAB Sonett III, 1973, 2 

sealer sports car, fiberglass 

body, good running 

condition, must sell 

$1,900 885-2270. 

611 A!HOMOTIVE 

VANS 

1979 CHEVY conversion 

van, 350 engine, V8, 

power steenngJ brakes, 

crUise, bed, lable, refngerator, 

air, am/fm stereo 

cassette, CB, trailer hitch, 

ladder and carrier 

$4,500 886-5027 

1987 Ford Aerostar XL, 

bluel sliver 2 tone, air, 

Cruise, tilt, power Windows, 

power locks, AMI 

FM cassette, rear defroster, 

45,000 miles, excellent 

condition, $a,8oo 

757-4000 or 881.5823, 

Mike 

1972 ECONO.LINE, runs 

good $400 882-4259 

1988 Astro CL, loaded, low 

miles, excellent condl!ton, 

best offer 293-8135 

ASTRO 1985 CL loaded, 

very good condition 

$4,800 I best offer 885- 

2044 

1986 DODGE WIndow van, 

19,000 anginal miles, air, 

crUise, AM/FM stereo, 

fully carpeted, like new 

$8,200 nl-3499 after 6 

1984 VOYAGER SE, 7 passenger, 

26 liter, air conditiOning, 

AMI FM cassette, 

luggage rack 

$4200.823-5529 

PLYMOUTH Voyager, 1987 

SE. Air, power steenng! 

brakes Excellent condition 

790-1844 

1971 FORD Window van, 

runs excellent, 302 V8, 

needs SPring work $400 I 

best. 885-0816 

1986 OODGE caravan LE, 

loaded, excellent condition, 

50,000 miles, 

$8,750 884-2342. 

b 13 AUTOMOTIVE 

WANTED TO BUY 

WANTED good used cars 

and trucks, also WTecked 

or repalrables, n1-8953 

want your beat up car, 

Jim 372.9884 Days 

SUPERIOR TOWing- cash 

for Junk cars 882-n12 

TOP 

dollar paId 

Unique Allto Recycling, 

Unused, unwanted cars and 

trucks and parts Late 

lTlOdeI wrecks Same day 

pICk up 527.5361 or 839- 

9591 

TOP $$ PAID 

For Junk, wrecked and unwanted 

cars and trucks 

BULL AUTO PARTS 

894-4488 

6S' ROAn AND MOTORS 

WINDSURFER. MIStral TCS 

CompetetlOll, WIth 2 aduN 

size salls and car rack 

Used twice, 1988 model, 

$750 881.1254 

CAL 20, race eqUIpped, 

traIler, winter storage, 

$2,5001 best offer 881. 

7140 

, , 

oSl BOAT STORAGE 

OOCkAGl 

WINTER Boat storage Call 

882-6107. 

61S (AMP!RS 

1989 COBRA 37' travel 

trailer With expandos, 

loaded 343-9198 

017 MOIORO(lIS 

1982 SUZUKI 450 GSL, 

low mileage, clean, $475 

881-5619 

6bO TUllUS 

BUY Factory direct and 

savel LlQhtwelQht, super 

Insulated, scamp fiberglass 

travel trailers, 13', 

16' and 19' 5th wheels 

Call toll free 1-800-346- 

4962 for free brochure 

700 APTS flATS OUPHX 

Poonles, Harpe, Woods 

1021 WAYBURN 

Lower 2 bedroom, new carpet, 

new kitchen wrth 

dishwasher, stove, refrigerator 

Newly decorated 

throughout Garage $480 

per month plus utilities 

Days 962-4790, evenings 

886-1353 

HARCOURT. Lower two 

bedroom, fireplace 

kitchen appliances! dishwasher, 

hardwood floors 

With area rugs, Florida 

room Rent Includes water, 

lawn maintenance, 

and electriC garage door 

opener Call 822-5609 after 

630 PM 

CARR1AGE House- charm- 

Ing 3 room plus Pullman 

kitchen and bath SUitable 

for 1 person War 

MemOrial area $5001 

month 884-1170 7 pm- 

9pm 

NOTTINGHAM south of 

Jefferson, 2 bedroom flat 

Hardwood floors, appliances, 

$395 per month 

plus utilities. 462-1673 

LAKEPOINTEJ Mack One 

and two bedroom apart. 

ments, heat Included 

881-4052 

WANT 

ADS 

Call In 

Early 


THURSDAY, 8-6 

FRIDAY, 8.5 

MONDAY, 8.6 


882-6900 

EXCEPTIONAL 2 bedroom, 

2 bath lower on Harcourt 

Neutral decor, family 

room, appliances, garage 

Excellent floor plan, 

lovely yard $950 881- 

5967 

MACKJ VERNIER a rea- 1 

bedroom upper, appliances, 

basement, garage 

$450 885-0840 

GROSSE POinte- one bedroom 

duplex, close to 

shopping, newly decorated, 

Includes appll. 

ances, garage space, 

lawnl snow removal 

$5501 month 882-9729 Of 

885-1373 

HARCOURTI Jefferson, 

Large upper, freshly 

painted, 3 big bedrooms, 

2 full baths, IIY1ng room, 

dining room, large 

kitchen, new appliances, 

carpeted, draperies, 

basement, garage 824- 

6442 evenings 

700 APTS flATS DUPllX 

Po,nh"1. HOJpt'J Wood\ 

EXECUTIVE LIVING 

SUITES 

MONTHLY LEASES 

Furnished Apartments, Utilities 

Included, Complete 

With Housewares, Linens, 

Color T V And More Call 

For Appointment 

474.9770 

FIVE Room lower flat, 

Grosse POInte Park 2 

bedrooms, dining room, 

front room, kitchen 821. 

5705, leave phone and 

name 

NEFF, lower flat, near VII. 

lage, newly decorated, 

carpeting throughout, fireplace, 

2 bedrooms, sunroom, 

bath and 1/2, gas 

forced air heat, finished 

basement, garage, all 

appliances, lawn - snow 

service, all new insulated 

Windows, $900 a month 

No pets, Ideal for adults 

882-7905 

ONE bedroom upper $390 

Heat Included Pnvate entrance 

881-8918 

THREE bedroom upper In 

Grosse POinte Park, modern 

kitchen With appll. 

ances, garage privileges 

Available Immediately 

Please phone 882-6413 

ALTER! Windmill POinte, 

lower two bedroom, car 

pet lng, appliances, ga. 

rage $390 month 524- 

1106 

PARKJ updated 2 bedroom 

lower on Wayburn $395 

plus utilities 822.1519 

TWO bedroom lower flat 

comes With all appli. 

ances, central air, fin- 

Ished basement, half of 

two car garage, near St 

John Hospital $625 372- 

1586 


882.6900 

LOWER 2 bedrooms, share 

utilities, $550 a month 

885-9297 

BEACONSFIELDI Jefferson 

Immaculate 2 bedroom 

lower, redecorated, new 

carpeting $450 331- 

3074 

1030 Wayburn Upper 2 

bedroom, $425 plus de- 

POSit, plus utilities 343- 

0153, 881-6155 between 

1130 to 7 PM 

MARYLAND, upper one 

bedroom, sundeck, appliances, 

heat, parking 

$435 886-0657 

CARRIAGE House, Provencal 

Rd Grosse POinte 

Farms Available Immediately 

QUiet, near lake 

Ideal for one person or 

married couple with one 

car Large bedroom, 

bath, shower, liVing room, 

dining room, kitchen, aj>pllances, 

storage area, 

garage space, remodeled, 

new carpet, $6251 

month plus gas and electriCity 

1 or 2 year (ease, 

secunty depoSit, refer. 

ences, no pets, park PriVI. 

leges Call weekdays 

884-8825, evenings, 881- 

9431 

GROSSE POinte Woods- 2 

bedroom Townhouse, 

central air, full basement 

Rent $550 per month No 

pets 222-5870 

1429 SOMERSET 5 room 

upper $550 Tenant pays 

utilities Stove, refngerator, 

new palnV carpet 

886-6015 

ZERO + 

ZERO 

\001 PTO 

I 't-.Ql -\1.1-.01-.1H; \'\CF 

Move up to the ab..olule luxury of 

Eastland Village WIth zero secrmt\ and 

uro rent for the fir;t mon!h on

12C 

10: APH flAH OUPU. 

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721 VACATION Il£NUI 

flOlllDA 

LOVELY OCeanside condo 

Vero Beach, Florida 2 

bedrooms, 2 balhs Aavallable 

December 1st 3 

month mlnlmun 881- 

3872 

BOCA Raton Condo, Boca 

Towers, beautifUlly turnlshed, 

9th floor, excellent 

view of AtlantiC 

OCean January 1st, 1990 

for 2 or 3 monlhs Call 

371-7866 

DON Pedro-Palm Island- A 

private, prisMe Gulf ISland 

accessIble only by 

ferry or boat No traffiC, 

crowds or hlghnses 

Miles of secluded, sandy 

white beaches Superb 

sWlonmlng, shelling, lIsh- 

Ing Beautiful Beach or 

Bayfront vacation Villas, 

pool, tenniS Brochure 

available Islander Properties, 

Inc, 7050 PlaCida 

Road, Englewood, FI 

34224 (813) 697-2192 

MARCO Island, Beach tront 

condo 2 bedroom, 2 

bath, 10th floor, weeklymonthly 

rentals, B81- 

4199 

HUTCHINSON Island - Miramar 

I luxury oceanfront 

condo available all season 

$1,800 month No 

pets, couples only 886- 

5160 

HUTCHINSON Island ocean 

front lUXUriOUs furnished 

2 bedroom condoo Pool, 

tennis, private beach 

751-5588, 882-4900 

SIESTA Key, FlOrida Fully 

furnished 2 & 3 bedroom 

Units Tenms, pool, boat- 

Ing, beach access Gall 

Ellen at (813)349-2428 

CLEARWATER Florlda- 

Luxury, completely fur. 

nlshed condo 2 bedrooms, 

2 baths, all 

amenll1es, pool, JaCUZZI, 

tenms Near golf, shopping 

areas and 15 minutes 

to beach Available 

November, December, 

April (313) 261-0306 

SANIBEL Island, house 

500 feet from ocean, 2 

bedrooms, 2 baths, liVing 

room, dinette, large 

screened porch New furniture 

throughout house 

823-5971 

FT. Lauderdale Luxury 

Galt Ocean Mile 1 bedroom 

condo, 2 queen 

beds, available from January 

Call 885-7652 

NAPLES condo, 2 bedroom, 

2 bath, completely 

furnished SWimming 

pool, tenms courts, 10 

minutes from beach 771- 

3073 

PORT Charlotte- Beautifully 

furnished 2 bedroom 

townhouse on golf 

course Non smokers 

only 886-8249 

722 VACATION RENTAL 

OUT OF STATE 

ACAPULCO VACATION 

VILLAS 

Why rent a hotel room when 

a pnvate Villa can be 

yours tor less Pools, 

maids, cooks, Vlew, pnvacy 

and more Write 

1267 Rosecrans, San 

Diego, California 92106 or 

call (619)226-6539 

THINK LONDON! 

JUN~SLOANESQUARE 

Luxury two bedroom timeshare, 

maid salVlce, concierge 

One or two weeks 

beginning June 2 PICtures, 

local references 

Asking $2,300/week 

Please call 882-2415 

723 VACATION IlENUL 

NORlHEIlN MICHIGAN 

BOYNE country family chalet, 

four bedrooms, fireplace, 

two baths, by 

week or weekends 882- 

5749 or 591-6180 

HOMESTEAD Bear's Knoll 

eonage- an enchanted 

pnvate home 2 bedrooms, 

2 baths, sleeps 7, 

fireplace, short walk to 

ski Vlllage 661-4073 

BOYNE Highlands and 

Nubs Nob skIIng Luxunous 

accomodatlOns In. 

clude fully eqUipped 

kitchen, fireplace, whIrlpool 

tubs and VIews of 

ski slopes from condomInIum 

For reservations 

and Information call Trout 

Creek CondomlnJums 1. 

800-678-3923 or (616)- 

526-2148 

HARBOR Spnngs- Harbor 

Cove 2 to 4 bedroom 

luxury condos, 3 miles to 

skI area, Indoor pool Call 

Sylvain Management 1- 

800-678-1036 

HARBOR Spnngs 3 plus 

bedrooms Townhouse, 

snow guaranteed, Nobs 

and Boyne, December 

throuqh March 979-

14C 

100 HOUSES FOil SALE 103 CONDOS' APlS i FLATS 107 INVESTMENT PllOPEIUf 

HORSE lovers car collee 

tors estate on 6 wooded 

acres Unique 5 bedroom 

executive home 2 fire 

places statn glass win 

dows security system 

cenlral air 24 x36 two 

~tOlY garage Heyden 

relch Road (N of Mt Cle 

mens between Hall Rd 

and 21 Mile E 01 Romeo 

Plan") Musl see to ap 

preclate $299000 468 

2778 

OPEN House Saturday and 

Sunday 12 to 6 North 

Warren area 3 bedroom 

brick rancll new win 

dOl\ ~



901 ALUMINUM SIDING 

LEONARD'S 

SIDING 

Aluminum and vinyl siding 

Complete custom tnm, 

soffet areas, guners and 

replacement windows LI' 

censed and insured Free 

estimates 

884-5416. 

ALUMINUMI vinyl siding, 

seamless gulters! down. 

spouts, replacement Win 

dows! doors, storm windows/ 

doors Ron 

Vercruysse Company, 

774-3542 

ALUMINUM and vinyl sid. 

mg- custom trim, storm 

windows and doors, replacement 

windows, gutters 

and rooling Free estlmales 

Joe 886-2186 

903 APPLIANCE SERVICE 

PARQUETIE S 

Washer & Dryer 

Repair Service 

Specializing In Whirlpool, 

Kenmore & General ElectriC 

Hot POinte 

PROMPT SERVICE 

774-7054 

CALL GEORGE 

NUTTO 

APPLIANCE 

• Washer - Dryer Service 

• Vacuum Service and 

Sales 

• Used Stoves-Refngerators 

WE SELL REBUILT 

WASHERS 

AND DRYERS 

296-5005 

445-0776 

ALL WEATHER 

REFRIGERATION 

REPAIRED & INSTALLED 

CommercIal-Residential 

ALL MAKES & MODELS 

CALL MIKE882-0747 

DOC'S 

APPLIANCE 

SERVICE 

Fast, courteous, 

professional service 

• Washers • Dryers • DiShwashers 

• Refrigerators • 

Ranges • Garbage DIsposals 

• Microwaves • 

More 

904 ASPHALT PAVING I 

ItEPAIIlS 

C & J ASPHALT 

247-4454 

Improve the value of your 

home with a profeSSional 

Job Over 20 years serviC- 

Ing Grosse POinte m 

dnveways and sealing 

Parkmg lots repaired 

Free estimates Owner/ 

supervisor References 

Included Insurance 

CALL ANYTIME 

773-8087 

905 AUTO, TRUCK IIEI'IIIl 

RAY'S FOREIGN CAR 

GARAGE 

We service any and all foreign 

cars speclallzmg In 

Mercedes, Volvo, VW, 

English and Japanese 

vehicles 42 years expenence, 

free pick-up and 

delIVery, 8-6 pm Monday-Fnday, 

B-noon Saturday, 

884-8874, 15040 

East Warren 

-.-:.:-4- ..:_ _: II1II,_, -._ ~ ""' _.-._.-._ _ - __ ,,- _.- ..-- -.- ..- - ... 

Director of Services 

907 alSfMENT 

WlUIII'1I00flNG 

CAPIZZO CONST. 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

WALLS STRAIGHTENED 

AND REPLACED 

DONE RIGHT 

10 YEAR GUARANTEE 

LICENSED INSURED 

TONY 885-0612 

AQUA-STOP, INC. 

Basements Repaired 

No Outside Digging 

lifetime Warranty 

Free Estimates 

n8-6363 

DiPOALA & Relf Construction, 

specializing In basement 

waterproofing 775- 

4268 or 772-0033 

THOMAS KLEINER 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

• Digging Method 

• Peastone Backfill 

• Spotless Cleanup 

• Walls Straightened, 

Braced or Replaced 

• Bnck and Concrete Work 

• 10 Year Guarantee 

Licensed & Insured 

A1 WORK 

296-3882 

LUIGI F 

CEMENT WORK 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

Porch & Tuckpoinllng 

294-6449 

AMERICAN 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

Low Prices 

10 Year Guarantee 

LICENSED 

#084515 

FULLY INSURED 

Senior Citizen Discount 

526-9288 

R.R. 

CODDENS 

FAMILY BUSINESS 

"Since 1924" 

All Types Basement 

Waterproofing Walls 

Repaired and Straightened 

15 Year Guarantee 

886-5565 

CONSTRUCTION 

STOP 

THOSE LEAKS 

Guaranteed 

Basement 

Waterproofing 

884-6500 

911 BRICK 810CK WOR~ 

James M. 

Kleiner 

ALL CONCRETEIBRICK WORK 

.Waterprooflng 

.Flagstone & Slate 

-Tuckpomtlng & Patching 

-Porches, Chimneys 

-Walks, DrIVeways 

-PatiOS, Steps 

- Asphalt patching 

& sealing 

'State Licensed 

REPAIR SPECIALISTS 

885-2097 

911 BRICK 8LOCK WORK 911 'UILDING IUMODHING 912 BUILDING R£MOOHING 914 CARPENTRY 91 S CAlIPH CLElNING 91' CEMENT WOIIK 

R.L. 

STREMERSCH 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

Walls Repaired 

Straightened 

Replaced 

ALL WORK 

GUARANTEED 

LICENSED 

884-7139 

911 IRICK/8LOCK WORK 

BRICK WORK- small lobs 

Reasonable 886-5565 

BRICK work new, rebuilt, 

tuck-pomting Chimneys, 

porches, walls, etc Local 

references For services 

call Bill at 885.Q934 or 

563-3762 

BRICK, stone, block, concrete, 

brick pallOs, chimneys, 

lireplaces New and 

repairs DeSender 622- 

1201, 770-0183 

MASONRY, all types Porch 

repairs Superb work at a 

very reasonable price 

Garret Dennis ConstruclIOn 

824-7662 

THOMAS KLEINER 

MASON CONTRACTOR 

• BRICK, CONCRETE 

• BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

Porches, Chimneys, 

Tuckpolntlng, Dnveways, 

Patios, Walks, Steps, 

New Work & Repairs, 

Glass Block, Bnck, Stone 

& Tile Patios 

Licensed, Insured 

A1 WORK 

296.3882 

BRICK and cement repairs 

Porches, chimneys, tuck 

pomtlng Experienced 

Reasonable Neat work 

Insured Seaver's 882- 

0000 

BRICK, Block anQ Stone 

Porch & Chimney Repair 

36- Years Experience 

521-3259, ask for Russ 

J.W. KLEINER 

MASON CONTRACTOR 

Brick, Block & Stone workand 

all types of repairs 

Brick & Flagstone Patios 

& Walks Porches, Chimneys, 

Tuck POinting, 

Patching and also Violations 

corrected SpecialiZ- 

Ing In Small Jobs 

FREE 

ESTIMATES LICENSED 

882-0717. 

BRICK repair, tuck POinting, 

cement steps, walks, 

code Violations 521-2215 

, 911 BUILDING,IIEMODELING 

WINDOWS- 

Anderson, 

Parkvlew 

777-5151 

Baths 

Replacement 

Pella, Vinyl 

Remodeling 

Kitchen and 

FORMICA Specialist I Complete 

kitchen and bath 

remodeling Very reasonable 

prices Licensed 

774-1526 

P.J. DITTA 

CONSTRUCTION 

• Bathrooms 

• Kitchens 

• Basements 

• Anlcs 

• Additions 

• Porches 

FREE ESTIMATES 

Licensed and Insured 

822-5666 

Leave Message 

HOME IMPROVEMENT 

QUALITY Home Improvementsl 

By Yorkshire 

BUilding and Renovation 

Inc Additions, kitchens, 

baths, etc Licensed and 

Insured 881-3386 

• AttiCS 

• Porch Enclosures 

• Additions & Kitchens 

• Commercial BUildings 

SUTTON 

CONSTRUCTION 

BRYSON SUnON 

1324 Bedford 

884-2942 882-2436 

BARKER 

CONTRACTORS 

Modernization. AlterallOns. Ad 

dltlons.Famlly 

Rooms'Kltchens & Recreallon 

Areas 

JAMES BARKER 

886-5044 

EASTVIEW 

ALUMINUM, INC. 

ALCOA PRODUCTS 

AWnings- Sidings 

CombinatIOn Storms 

Screens.Doors-Rooflng 

Seamless Gulters 

B.F. Goodrich VmylA 

Products 

17301 MACK AVE NEAR 

CADIEUX 

DETROIT, Ml 48224 

881-1060 527-5616 

26 Years Exp L1C & 

Insured 

SEE SHOWROOM 

COSENTINO 

CONSTRUCTION 

New Construction/Repairs 

Additions, Kitchens, 

Bathrooms, Decks, Doors, 

Replacement WindOWS 

15 Years Experience 


885-4609 

JUST CALL US 

GROSSE 

POINTE NEWS 

882-6900 

CONSTRUCTION 

Complete Home 

Decora~ng and 

Revltallzabon SelVlces 

MasterCraftsman 

Available 

We love Working With The 

Public & We Love Our Work. 

LICENSED & INSURED 

ALL Insurance Repairs 

WELCOME 

294-9174 

DAVID 

BROWN 

(Associated Renovations) 

HOME 

IMPROVEMENTS 

For All Your Remodeling, 

home Improvements and 

decorating needs. 

CALL 885-4867 


R.R. COMPLETE BUILDING DOUGLAS SHAW 

AND REMODELING HOME RENOVATIONS 

CODDENS SERVICE 

Remodeling or Re~alrs of 

Addrtlons!Oormers all Intenor and X1erlor 

FAMILY BUSINESS 

Krtchensl8aths needs From new to old, 

"Since 1924" 

Rec. Rooms/AttICS specializing In Finish 

CLASSIFIEDS 

Porch Enclosures car~entry, Custom 

• Porches, Chimneys 

Replacement Windows Cel Ing Mouldings, 

- Bnckwalks, PatIOs Aluminum SldlnglTrim Kitchens, Recreational 

GutterslDownsF>Quts 

- VlolaliOns Repaired 

Rooms, libraries, Finish 

Storm Windows/Doors Allics and Basements. 

ClaSSified, are money-makers1 • Mortar Color Matching 

Roollng/Shl~es Small Jobs welcome 

Call today and pillce your ad One Ply Rubber ooling Serving the Grosse 

where It II gel rast resulls 

"No Job To Small" Wood DeckslTnm POinte area since 1975 

LIc.n .. d Ind InlUrtd WHERE QUALITY IS FIRST! 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS 886-5565 

ARE STEAMING WITH 

BUYERS AND SELLERS! 

882-6900 886.0520 881-9385 

J&F CONTRACTORS 

Serving Grosse POinte 

area 35 years Roofing 

repairs, eaves Iroughs, 

back-boards. masonry 

luck pointing chimneys, 

porche!>, flat roofs- new 

and repairs, hol tar 331- 

2057 

WANT ADS 

WORK 

WONDERS 

882-6900 

CORNERSTONE 

CONST. CO. 

Kitchens-Custom DeSign 

Famtly Rooms 

Window Replacements 

Commercial Remodeling 

Intenor/Exterlor 

Additions 

Custom and Quality Always 

LICENSED AND INSURED 

JIM LAETHEM 

882-9310 

CUSTOM formlca work, 27 

years experience, facellfts 

& counter tops a spe- 

Cialty Handyman and 

remodeling George 372- 

2354 

M.T. CHARGOT 

BUILDING INC. 

MODERNIZATION 

SPECIALISTS 

PERSONALLY DESIGNED 

Kitchens- Bathrooms 

Additions- Family rooms 

Basements. Decks 

Residentlall Commercial 


882-6842. 

912 BUILDING' REMODEliNG 

CUSTOM home repairs, rot. 

ten Window cords, 

porches Windows Bill, 

773-0798 

REPAIRS, remodeling also 

small Jobs 40 years expenence 

licensed 527- 

6656 

ALL types carpentry Doors 

locks, code repairs LIcensed, 

Insured Reasonable 

881-6474 

CARPENTRY. Porches 

Doors, WindOWS Decks 

Finish and Rough Carpentry 

RepairS and 

Small Jobs Free Estl 

91 5 Cllll'ET CLEANING 

RICHARD'S 

CLEANING 

SERVICE 

ProfeSSional carpet and upholstery 

cleaning ReSIdential/ 

Commercial Ex 

cellent references 

772-8511- 

EXPERT CARPET 

CLEANING, INC. 

Truck Mount Extraction 

ReSidential/Commercial 

Upholstery, Drapery 

Window Blind Cleaning 

DAVE TEOLIS 779-0411 

Master ChargeNISA 

Accepted 

Family Owned.Qperated 

INSURED 


912 BUILDING/REMODELING 

Rochester 

652-2255 

Grosse POIn!e 

881-8019 

K-CAHPET 

CLEANING 

COMPANY 

CARPET SPECIALISTS 

882-0688 

CARPET CLEANING 

$1150 PER AVER SIZE 

RM INC Pre-spot scrubbing 

steam/extraction 

sofa $27 50 chair w/sofa 

$10 Other cleaning ser. 

vices-wails Windows, gutter~ 

Siding, cars, free estimates 

372-6966 

." Ulll'fT INSlAU.llOH 

males B85-4609 FLOORING SALES 

PROFESSIONAL Carpen Carpets, Linoleum, Tile, 

try- finished, rough Hardwood Floonng, and 

Decks and drywall Free Padding We also proVide 

estimates 776-3347 or Installations re-stretchlng, 

772-4776 leave mes- cleaning, and any type of 

sage repair work 

Open 7 Days 

566-0777 

Quality Remodeling Since 1949 

Residential & Commercial 

882-0628 

Speclallzlng In quality custom work at affordable prices 

ADDITIONS.KITCHENS.BATH ROOMS 

R.D. Priest 

BUILDERS, Inc. 

MASTER REMODElERS 

t. • RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL 

INNOVATIVE BUILDING COMPANY 

- Complete Quality Renovation 

and Remodeling 

- A Responsive, Service-Oriented Company 

- Caring and Professional Tradesmen 

- Fair and Reasonable Prices 

Call 885.6361 for FREE ESTIMATES! 

Additions, Kitchens, Baths, Decks, Garages, 

Basements and Specialty Services 

LICENSED & INSURED WE CARE! 

KELLY BUILDING 

• Quality Remodeling 

• Custom Kitchens, Baths 

• AddlllOns of all Types 

• Custom Wood Decks 

882-3463 

LICENSED - INSURED 

CARPET 

INSTALLATION 

Sales and Service 

No Job too small l 

17 years experience 

527-9084 

917 !'LASTEIl / CEILING 

SPECIALIZING In repairsclean, 

prompt service 

Grosse POinte references 

Free estimates 

Call Lou, 882.2294 

PLASTERING, Drywall, 

Taping & Spray Textur- 

Ing New & Repair Free 

Estimates 25 years expenence 

Jim Upton 773- 

4316 or 524-9214 

PLASTERING- Free Estimates 

Paul Mcintyre 

372-9621 or 884-9911 

PLASTERING and drywall 

Nell Squires 757.fJ772 

CODE VlolallOns Repaired 

Interior/ Exterior Free 

inspection check over 

can save you time and 

money Insured, expen. 

enced, references 

Seaver Home Malntance 

882-0000 

PLASTERING and drywall 

repairs TextUring and 

stucco Insured Pete Tar. 

omma 469-2967 

FIVE STAR 

PLASTERING 

• Drywall 

• Mud & Tape 

• Textured Ceilings 

• Painting 

BILL 

343-5085 

PLASTER Repair and Drywall 

Small or large Jobs 

12 years experience LIcensed 

774-1526 

rThe Wall 

Doctor' 

Since 19n 

The Cleanest Operation 

In Town 

• Guaranteed Plaster 

Repair of Cracks 

and Water Damage 

• Professional PainUng 

The Finest New Drywall 

Installation! 

Call Today 

882-nS4 

911 CEMENT WOIIK 

DO All steps, Window Sills, 

door Sills, small cement 

WUIl\ Smail brd. ...ork 

and tuck pointing Free 

estimates Don, 776- 

9317 

15C 

BRICK repair, tuck POinting. 

cement steps, walks, 

code vlolallons 521-2215 

CAPIZZO CONST. 

QUALITY WORK 

ALL TYPES OF 

CEMENT, BRICK AND 

LOCK WORK 

Garages raised and set 

down on new ratwall and 

floor Waterproofing 

LICENSED & INSURED 

TONY 885-0612 

CONCRETE work, repairs, 

Sidewalks, porches, chimneys, 

brick repairs Seav 

er's 882-0000 

R.L. STREMERSCH 

CEMENT CONTRACTOR 

Cement 

Driveways 

Patios 

Brickwork 

Basement waterproofing 

Steps 

Tuck POinting 

No lob too small 


SPECIALIZING IN 

DRIVEWAYS AND 

BASEMENT 

WATERPROOFING 

LICENSED 

884.7139 

J.M. HALL Cement and 

Asphalt Work, PatiOS, 

Driveways, Parking Lots 

Commercial, ReSidential 

New or Repair 779-5467 

ANDY'S MASONRY AND 

CHIMNEY REPAIR 

All masonry, brick, waterproofing 

repairs Special- 

IZing In tuck pointing and 

small Jobs licensed, Insured 

Reasonable Free 

estimates B81.fJ505, 882- 

3006 

GRAZIO 

CONSTRUCTION 

• Cement dnve, floors, 

patios 

• Old garages raised and 

renewed 

• New garage doors and 

reframmg 

• New garages bUilt 

Family operated since 1962 


774-3020 772-1771 

DENNIS JEROME 

CHIMNEYS, PORCHES, 

STEPS, 

TUCKPOJNTING, 

MORTAR, COLOR 

TINTING 

CHIMNEY SCREENS 

GLASS BLOCK 

BASEMENT WINDOWS 

VIOLATION WORK 


773.3544 

ERUTO 

CONSTRU(,"TION 

• 1

16C 

91' CHIMNEY ClEANING 

J & J 

CHIMNEY 

SYSTEMS 

MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 

C'h n rleys repaired rebudl 

re lined 

GelS lIues re lined 

Cleanlng~ 

l'l'r1lfled 111"ured 

771-7678 

Kccp birds and 

squilTcls out 

(,HI;\tNEYf'.~ 

SCHEENS""):r/ 

Onl\ ::'2-; I'll 

In_tallNJ 

00 

HOOFIXG ALt::\H'\Dt 

GEORGE VAN 

776-3126 

SAFE FLUE 

CHIMNEY SWEf:r- 

• Ch rnne\ C1ean~lng 

• Caps dnd 

Screens 

I'htalle(j 

MOr1ar and 

Da'T1per Repair 

• II,n mal Removdl 

Cer1llied Master 

Sweep 

TOM TREFZER 

8825169 

COACHLIGHT 

CHIMNEY SWEEP CO 

CHIMNEY 

CLEANING 

_,-. ~-- 

5, ... 

) - 

Certified & 

Insured 

885-3733 

'20 CHIMNEY REI'AIRS 

PREVENTATIVE 

MAINTENANCE 

CO. 

CHIMNEY AND 

PORCH REPAIRS 


DENNIS JEROME 

773-3544 

SAFE Flue Chimney and 

Horne Repair Service 

8825169 

'21 JEWElRY/CLOCK ItEI'AtR 

FREE estimates Pick-up 

and Delivery 22 years 

expenence Grandtather, 

and any clock made 886- 

3046 

JOANNA WESTERN 

WINDOW SHADES 

PAINT SHUTTERS BLINDS 

KAUFMANN 

STORM DOORS AND 

WINDOWS 

GRAfTOP 

SALES AND SPlVICE 

15011 KERCHEVAL 

East 01 Aller In the Pal' 

TU 5-6000 

Closed Mond:.::aJ..:.v:s:""'----l 

927 DIAI'ERIES 

CUSTOM Made slipcovers 

and drapenes Guaran 

teed workmanship Ex 

perlenced Call now. 

Bernice 521 5255 

CUSTOM DRAPERIES 

Balloons. MIni Blinds 

Verticals Carpeting 

Wellpaper Bedspreads 

Compare our prices With 

department store sales 

before you BUY 


DRAPERIES BY PAT 

772-5440 

'23 CONSTlUCTION SERVICl 

Director 

t21 DRESSMAKING/ 

TAllOllNG 

AL TERATIONS- For your 

new or old garments 

Also custom deSigns 

Faithful COPIPSof your old 

favorlles R L Spina 527 

6646 

AL TERATIONS new dress 

making repa '" I do 

e\ erythmg 2') years ex 

perlence C

I 



Director 

'tl 

of Services 

954 PAINTING' DECOllATING 951 PLUMIING: HEATING 970 T V RADIO CII tEPAIR 981 WINDOW WASHING qll WINDOW WASHING 91' WINDOW WASHING 91 I WINDOW WASHING ql' WINDOW WASHING 

WHITEY'S 

• Wallpapering 

• Interior Painting 

• Reasonable Prices 

• Good Work 

• Call-No Job Too Small 

774-0414 

INTERIOR Painting, Plaster 

repairs Water damage 

code Violations repaired 

Experienced, references 

Wealher sealing, insulations, 

leaks found Seav. 

er's Home Maintenance 

882-0000 

BETTER Home Decorating. 

plaster repair, painting 

18 years experience 

Paul n33799 

MIKE'S 

PROFESSIONAL 

PAINTING & 

WALLPAPERING 

INTERIOR.EXTERIOR In. 

eludes repairing damaged 

plaster, cracks, peeling 

paint, Window glaZing, 

caulking, painting aluminum 

Siding Top quality 

material Reasonable 

prices All work guaranteed 

Grosse POinte References 

Call Mike anytime 

777.8081. 

VINCE'S Painting- Exterior 

only Windows, garages, 

caulking, pultylng Free 

Estlmales 526-6502 

951 PLUMBING/HIATING 

PLUMBING 

REPAIRS 

& 

SEWER CLEANING 

Reasonable Rates For All 

Mike Polter - Licensed 

882-1558 

DECKARD PLUMBING 

CO. 

Sales and Service 

885-0406 


Visa Mastercard 

EMIL THE 

PLUMBER 

SPECIALIZING IN 

• Kitchens 

• Bathrooms 

• Laundry room and 

vlolallons 

• Old and new work 


Bill, Master Plumber 

(Son of Emil) 

882-0029 

BOB DUBE 

PLUMBING and HEATING 

lIcensed.Master Plumber 


SPRINKLER REPAIR, 

ETC 

Grosse POinte Woods 

886-3897 

FRANK R. 

WEIR 

PLUMBING, HEATING 

SEWER AND DRAINS 

BOILER SPECIALISTS 

SPRINKLER REPAIRS 

885-7711 

381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS 

Since 1925 

Keith Danielson 

Licensed Master Plumber 

ALL WEATHER 

U~"TI"Ir.. ...... ,....."'1- " ",,,,, ..... '''Ir.. ,...""" 

BOILERS 

BOILER PIPING 

HOT WATER TANKS 

REPAIRED & INSTALLED 

CALL MIKE 882-0747 

NORM'S 

PLUMBING 

AND 


My prices won't take you 

down the drain 

521-8349. 

951 PLUMIING HUTING 

COMPLETE 

PLUMBING 

SERVICE 

MARTIN VERTREGT 

Licensed Master Plumber 

886-2521 

New work, repairs, renovations, 

waterheaters, sewer 

cleaning, code Violations 

All work guaranteed 

PLUMBING repairs, water 

heaters from $229 95 

Code Violations, complete 

home repair 521-2215 

TONY 

The Master Plumber 

(Son of Emil) 

No lob too small, new and 

repairs, Violations 

293-3181 

960 1l00FING SfllVICE 

TOTAL ROOFING 

SIDING SERVICES 

ReSidential/Com mercia! 

Shingles, Single Ply, 

Rubber Roofs, Tear OHs, 

Repairs, Ice Backup 

VINYL AND ALUMINUM 

SIDING 

Seamless GUl1erslTrtm 

Replacement Windows! 

Doors 

Storm Windows/Doors 

LICENSED INSURED 

RON VERCRUYSSE 

COMPANY774.3542 

FLAT Roof Problems? New 

rubber roofs Installed on 

flat roofs Stops all leaks 

Guaranteed 552-6116 

DAVE PAVAL 

EXPERT ROOF 

CONSULTING CO 

"I can save you a lot of 

money, lime and grlef ' " 

Inspections, analySIS, education 

822-5589 

PREVENTATIVE 

MAINTENANCE 

CO. 

NEW ROOFS 

RQOF REPAIRS 

NEW GUTIERS 

GUTIER CLEANING 


DENNIS JEROME 

773-3544 

a.p. AND S,C.S. 

ROOFING Repairs, chimney, 

screens, basement 

leaks, plaster repairs 

Handyman work Insured 

Seaver's, 882-0000 

ALL PRO 

ProfeSSional roofs, gulters, 

Siding New and repaired 

Reasonable, reliable 16 

years expenence 


John Williams 

885-5813 

LEONARD'S 

ROOFING 

Shingles, flat roofs, complete 

tear ofts, bUilt-up 

roofing, gutters and all 

kinds of repairs 

Work guaranteed Free estimates 

LIcensed and insured 

Member of the 

Better BUSiness Bureau 

884.5416 

ROOF repair, garage reshingled 

from $24995. 

code VIolations, complete 

home repair 521.2215 

GENTILE 

ROOFING 

• Re-Rooflng 

& 

Tear-oHs 

• Small Jobs 

• Flat Decks 

• Rubber Roofing 

• Repairs 

Licensed - Guaranteed 

774.9651 

Family operated 

since 1940 

957 PLUMBING HEATING 

E.L. CALCATERRA INC. 

Emil L. Calcaterra. Founder 

Plumbing' Heating' Cooling 

Residential. Commercial, Industnal 

Serving Grosse POinte Area Since 1950 

Andrew Emil Calcaterra 

Mechanical Engineer Master Plumber 

24 Hour Answering Service 

839.4242 

T.V., VCR. Fast, fnendly 

service Senior discount 

Licensed Gary 882-865 

911 WAll WASHING 

910 WINDOW IlIPAIIlS 

WINDOWS- 

Anderson, 

Parkvlew 

777.5151 

Baths 

91 J TIlE WOIlK 

AMERICAN 

TILE WORKS 

CeramiC, Marble, Vinyl 

Stone, Brick 

INSTALLATION 

SPECIALS 


Licensed Insured 

822-5666 

Leave Message 

CERAMIC tile- reSidential 

jobs and repairs 15 

years expenence 776- 

4097, 776-7113 Andy 

TILE Ceramic Work Any 

Jobs Free Estimates Jacob 

882-7227 

P & M Window and Wall 

Cleaning (Formerly 

Grosse POinte Fireman 

Ad} Excellent care for 

your home Free estl' 

males- References 821- 

2984 

MISTER 

MAINTENANCE 

Wall washing done by hand 

Carpet cleaning also 

Call The Best at 521-3837 

K.MAINTENANCE CO. 

Wall washing, floor cleaning 

and waxing Free estimates 

882-0688 

Replacement 

Pella, Vinyl 

Remodeling 

Kitchen and 

GLASS replacement, glazelng, 

sash code Violations, 

complete home repair 

521-2215 

BROKEN Glass removal 

and replacement Storm 

Windows hung 885-1767, 

9t05 

If you've lost B 

pet, we'll help 

you find 

them. 

GROSSE 

POINTE NEWS 

882-6900 

E.D. FOLEY 

COMPANY 

Roofing Since 1936 

Licensed. Insured 

ROOFING 

INCORPORATED 

COMPLETE 

ROOFING 

SERVICE 

COMMERCIAL 

RESIDENTIAL 

TEAR.OFF 

RESHINGLE 

CERTIFIED 

APPLICATIONS OF 

MODIFIED SHINGLE 

PLY, 

RUBBER ROOFING 

STSTEMS 

VENTS 

GUTTERS 

REPAIRS 

LICENSED - INSURED 

886.0520 

GEORGE OLMIN 

WINDOW CLEANING 

SERVICE 

35 YEARS IN THE 

POINTES 

372-3022 

P & M Window and Wall 

Cleaning (Formerly 

Grosse POinte Fireman 

Ad) Excellent care for 

your home Free estlmates- 

References 821- 

2984 

TIRED of looking at dirty 

Windows? Worried about 

leaves In your gulters? If 

so, please call Mike at 

772-7123 I'U be happy to 

set your mind at ease Intenorl 

extenor painting 

also Free estimates 

A-OK WINDOW 

CLEANERS 

Service on Storms and 

Screens 

Free ESlimates 

775-1690 

NAME ADDRESS 

WOOD/ Metal WindowsglaZing 

and caulking 

885-1767,9- 5 PM 

WINDOW Blind Cleaning . 

State-of-the-art ultra-SOnic 

cleaning 779-0411 

K-WINDOW 

CLEANING 

COMPANY 

Storms screens, gulters, 

aluminum cleaned In. 

sur.ed Free estimates 

882-0688 

1 2 3 4 

5 16 7 8 

MISTER 

MAINTENANCE 

Window washing, storms 

cnanged 

Call The Best at 521-3837 

Enclosed IS my check or money order for $ _ 

COLLEGE Window cleaners 

Free estimates area 

references available Sat- 

Isfaction guaranteed or 

Will do the Job over free 

BUSiness- 882.9509, 

home- 331-D593 or 331- 

1304 

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