Mil J< ° p k all

Park FQ~Uon g~rs up fQr rink, refJ.~tjng p'Ql ~t p~rJ.< 

By Jim SUc;k'ord Mri Kim Lie ell)' council holdlnll u thank )'01.1 purl)' 1'1l1.u.rhun Jlurk lilt. puul w.1I IIkRUnjf liuld lWnnlld)' It built wllh huckey in mind. 

Staff Writer 

With Ita l09~ proJoct 

repreIBntaUve 

r~~n~atlon Shirley 

to t.he 

fUlnned)' 

ror mombllr. laUtf thlll )'ellr 

but it really 11mt mount Lu lw 

be kldnoyahapLd 

tho tefllpurUluru 

/Iud whLn 

drorll below 

won t be used Cor Ice hockp)' 

games or (Ivan Ice hocku)' 

The foundation 

have urchll.t!clural 

hopel to 

~rawjPjl:1 

aim OIL 

Grouu 

rndy to 

Pointe 

aD, thCl u.ld that 

Puk IU\cl rink 

the COMtof tJ,o pool 

II ultimated to run 

a (undrailur. 

The foundatlun will Rtlt thL 

40 dLgruulI the pot! can bo 

Lurnld into U IlkuLing nnk M 

pracLlco When tilt! park Willi of the pOQI available to jbe 

bUill it wos meant to be n Viewed by the publie IIbg~.v. 

I~Qundalion hald Ita IUmRU!l' 4lbout $I75.000 The relt of the money Lhruugh Thtm. will nlbU bL walLr pstlslve park Kennedy soi" An1CJne 

fundralllllr 100t week, Co\UU1ationhus rallied abol,lt prIvate donations &aId JlltS Incorporated IOto lhl People could walk In 11 interested in makin, a 

collecting some $7 100 {or a 

new reflecting pool and ice 

85 percent 

nee~ed to 

oC the money 

complete tbe 

Ke!1nedy 

The foundation prOject 

aurroundmg InndscapL lo 

supply water w the poul In a 

but It waan t mennt to be like 

Windmill Pomte Park, with 

donation 

Grosse 

can lend 

POinte 

it to 

;park 

nnk In Patterson Park. project. for this year is very nice Visual mnnn ..r Kennedy pools and tennis courts Its Foundation in care of the 

The event WBIheld in the .We won t be hold1Dg any Kennedy laid -We W1Il be said supposed to fit mcely JDto a GrOllBePomte Park ot1 hall. 

home of Park residents and 

foundatIOn members Dr and 

other fundnuBUflI thu year. M 

said Kennedv .Well be 

building a reflecting pool by 

the old recreation shed In 

"The Ice nok will be more relldentlal neighborhood 

for figure skatmg and fun Thats why the pool wont be 

16116 East Jefferaon. ~rosMJ 

PmnteParlt MI482.80 I 

Vol 56,No 31 

(jr~ 

44/1_ 

Thursday, Aug 3 

'I1te City of Grassa POinte 

officesWill be closed for public 

huaiocaa on Thursday 

Aug 3 and Fndoy Aug 4 

Employees will move from 

the present offirrs to the 

new mUDlclpol bwldtng at 

the comer of Neff and Mau 

moo 

The new offices will be 

open Monday Aug 7 

The move will not affect 

the opemtiona of the public 

works or public safety departments 

The Gl'Q8IIIl PomU!: Com 

mUDily Blood COUDeII wi)) 

bring the Amencun Bud 

Cross bloodmobile to the 

Fries Auditorium of the 

Grosse Pointe Wo.r MetJtG. 

nal 32 Lakeshore from 9 

1I1II to 3 pm. 

For appomtmenta 

(J13) 884-5542 

The Grosse Pointe school 

board meets at 8 p m. in 

South ijigh School's Wlckmg 

Llbrnry 

Tuesday, Aug 8 

Mork Thomas and puppet 

fnend Max the Moose will 

perfonn at the Grosse P01nte 

Pubhc Llbmry summer read 

ing finale from 11 am to 

noon at the Grosse Pomte 

Woods Commumty Center 

20025 Mack Plaza 

Attendees will receive bal 

looll!lWldfavors 

For more Informalion call 

the Youth Semces hbranan 

at your branch Central 

(313) 343 2078 Park (313) 

343 2071 or Woods (313) 

3432072 

New~can appear one I 

day and be gene he 

next nut the pope 

new, ~pr nled an can 

Gnd !>hauld I ve an 

Last year mOfe hon ( 

onerhrdololU ~ 

n€,w~ nt W05 re(yC ed 

A.ndlhm number s 

9 ow ng every day 

hef\~~:lng .- 

woywomn 

ollgvesome 

,~ 

"I~ 

h ng bock Thotn I\otr;y

News A~g.Js' 3 1995 

'11'11 ---------- II!I_!!!:1!""'~ 

Grosse Pomte News 

,\ 

--------- 

, .. 

\, ~ 

Happy Birthday, Bob! 

C1ty of Grosse F01l1te resldent Bob Chapelle returned. 

nome from work last Fllday to hnd 0: lo:rge cake on hio 

front lawn 

Bob wouldn't reveal h.ls age. nor would he say if anything 

lumped Ollt of the Cl:tJte. 

Bonds 

From page 1A 

Kel' on smd that more than 

_00 calls ha\e been received 

from residents wantmg to 

~urchase the bonds 

Contractor bids for the 

-('y,er separatIOn project Wlll 

be awarded In SeptE'mber 

"e C D'I~ F"o nl!' .....~r m..; be,. '" 

.. ,.... ....'.Ondiy IOf rt-,jl \oIItIeel1paper 

~eGf05~ Po r'1tf ~t¥."S""11 h 0 ~t 

" Pr'"'l nto "e p.apt' Iha. ale turned VI 

t J~.!d re bul s.ome 'l"le~ pace ~Sl'l , 

o ;~ 

.l.,,.,, q.J(~t r~ eel r.,. ne \~ dlp ..rl 

~l'" Jl BS2~294 

ClaulRed/DllIp/ay M.,,,rtialnll 

OeadUn •• 

OI,uJfled Reel EOlml OoI"t)(l n{''t'lr r".ot' « mrn.,~)I"' 

\(n n t rnf, onx' 

Woods adopts a new program for trees ill (H~Y 

By J,rr StlCk'o " 

Stat' ~-\'! o? 

\. t'C :; b >Ud fd.ffilh ()I 

~ ld lp '1 ...ret tn t 

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..., t' {~(~ 1C ['c.\mt Lon:..aet 

t:n. '* P I n't: ~I\ f..xKL. ... '\ :ball 

ff)\ 

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'1 ..... e ~ ..... e~ 

,''' 'u''-'ked the 

"'1 crdft d 'ongcerm 

~ nr dl2\t- nD 1"'':::: land-~pmg 

"'t:' Clf\ arc ...0 ~nd "he 

L( ~nc_ "r"'port lo oK Mid 

T'el as,,,'c -!la' 11... p'an be 

u' -,,, en' \IILn tre c.t., , Cola- 

1 ~ '"em" Vi" c1l Iced It Into 

"'~~-.e. Th" fJr pt.... (,....,d....~ l.rC ol, ..... "'n. 

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tree......... 2.C 

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, !'" e -e:x rt '_Led 

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f r .....~d _re~;;'r>Jng 

"'''''f''-'t u.~nt ()r>, a 

...n.l- ......~2 C t ...,~ ant oe 

_ ..... '10 or:.... ...e\ I.. IYJ. r:}- a 

INnu STOCKI 

OF i 

~KlDSSHOII 

10% O'F 

• ....-.::i 

rStride Rite -DOCKSlDtRSJ 

leie1'l 'tep (i thl \\ J\ 

~ A A...... -- - -_ - to. 

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."EMANIC Hlg~ gloss 5'16 ,ami AWM~II 

naled Hr"y 0 I-llml ... 111 IDS 

Reg $, 39 s~ r OuslGaa'd' prnltcfedl 

___ RIVIera- r 2~"w ~ 121 

IIIIIIIi SO.I"- JIB! 

7 

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flU!! IHlt 

Jlf (:riml! 

llre~~rl~f\~~~~tO~~1.1l~~1~ltJ; 

leq ~o ~\lo solvmg of lIeverul 

ureu cnmes Police found n 

~~~e1;~~~~n 

l~~~e~~leJ~~~t 

Stull. ~oW:ewere nP1e to ~rnce 

~n ~Q~V~W\l~:~~;tVl~~h~~ 

sonrcheq the suspect II homl. 

severn\ o\>jec~s stull.n In 

previously re~orteQ crulleH 

were qlllcovore4 1'l\e cnse III 

now ~efore ~he county {Iro~e 

clltor 

ro~~~t1;o~Oll\~O~t.~~I~~dlh~ 

190Ubloc~ of Savern soylng 

nngs wor~\l $5 POO were 

atolen 'J;'he vlc\im snll~ thnt 

she wns "nving I!(lml. 

conslrul.tJ.on work d me (In 

New~ 

CQJU-lQf it) jQin Jaques A.dmJralt 

~l'\fl~~,c;h4''pm"n lllldll )\IPP If' Ill\ l~ l.lllll tllllltil-tr Illtl tllr Ir "I 

e,W~\l~n~l ~ CUIlUUI 1>1I ~~tn~~~lt;lH;I:\\ Ih1 f~l4UI; t);~~~~:I~rU~~~~~;~l:) 

ah mLu 

I 

I 

~lul~mg ~O\\II t.o Lht MU II St>,PLunbU' I ulwi ul Ill! hun lU".lnbe~ 

~lWS bUljhlfl ILL\\' qft.ht lily. 'hllVl lIl,1U)lP Lt 'l- VI hi adlf 1- wurl~\\J~t 

w~~1 hoon llt fOCUbU\b in Lhul ~hl lJe.nch ,rur U }lllFh t>I.U~ hllbUllUII 

#,r"i~~t;lUbW1 ,cO~1 llf AeP ~l~l~~: r~~~~t u~\11~\ ~ jH;~Q~\tl f~~\\\Jur J ll~~:~(! 

Shure~Hume 

J)e~ignCenter 

VISit pur n~wly Q~slgn~QSllOlHoom 

WithIh~ I~t~stIn n~wmo~d kitchens 

~~22621 H~rp~r 

1"'lso"lhorN,",Mr,~J 

~U',lUIII ~ur 1>1 lf

4 

ELECT 

DEAN 

VALENTE 

Grosse Pointe Park 

Municipal Court Judge 

PROF~SSJQNAL~YRECQGNIZEP & ENPORSEP: 

Fair, Firm and DecJicatecJ to the Park 

VOTE AUGUST 8, 1995 

HI & .2 

P.... lol \lY VAl..Etffii,fOR JUOOE COMMl'("Il:l: R05E REGNER. llUWrll 

'M7~flOId.OillIUPaIntfIPI~~4R3(I 

a ~ 

~i. 

It 

SmarlSolullons. 

Are YQlJpaying for overnight 

when all you really need is aftention? 

Prlonty Mall 2-day delivery' within YQur region, starting at ~ 

Not eVLIVU ng that must gel opened must gel sent Qllcrrughl Not when 

ltere'tProrlyMlll" 

It costs a lolles", IIan ovamghl In lact prces slall altusl $300101 

up 10 2 pounds 

Bellel yet gets del v!. ed n 2 days n you! fl:lgona Iradng Breil 

(see, !lpor call 1800 222 l8lllo/the ZIP Codes. nc1udedl 

Us led ~t Ie and tllue pllcksg no screams for alieni on There's no 

e~l a cha ge fo Salu day del vely We oller a presort d scount lor sh po 

monls 01300 p~es or more Ask al your p:>s1offICe I yoJ quahly lor say 

ngs And we prck up your PrIQl tv Mal for $4 95 per Slop (flOl per pat:kage) 

"'" Sa slOP paymg lor overn ghl Pnar lile! For compl mcnlalY led ~t1le 

and blue ma I ng suppbes or a Pnontlzellnforll1llllQl'\ Kit call 1 BOO22.2 1an 

Of slop by your posl clltee 

-"..", 

I

A.J9-.lS':3 • 9'95 

Grosse POInte ~ 

fRfSl1 GROl'D corru Sf[Cl-\LS 

-'t$100OFF A LB 

~ , ALL COFFEE 

VIlLA 

~ ;-Iit 

M'T EDEN 

VILLAGE FOOD 

, HOME OF THE BELL RINGER SPECIALSl 

18328 Mack ..;'venue - Grosse Pointe farn:s . 882-2530 ~ faA 884-8392 

Open Monaay through Saturda) 8 a.m. to 7 p m .. We Delh er 

Fine Wines and Liquor, Prices in effect August 3, 4, 5, 7,8 &' 9 

M"C'MIGAIW 

UARVEST 

PRES" 

PRODUCE 

--------8F01'" 

PEPSI PRODUCTS em" PEPPEl or CUQlllIERS_.4 FOR98C 

99 

- 2 LITERS ALl. S--.T 

+DiP WATERn" ON.. 1"LI. 01~ IIIIQLE 

7-UP ~ SiiDLiSsGuPu--.---. 98e u. 

ST. AMt1E"S 

NATURAL SPRING WATER 

2 FOR$1~ ... 

GRlATWEmRN 

CHAMPAGNE 

=::'~$67S 

1I!II.IAVlP.:tO 

DOURTHE 

1.5 LITERS 

$5 ItdlWhlti 

Bordeaux,SAVE 49 

$Iso Great valuel 

CtIardonnay, 750 mI. $~48 

SAY. $1.50 1S pack caHl Il.- 

Clbtrnlt .. Zinfandel. $6 99 

7SO mi. SAVE $5.00 

12 g:adl: elm 

CONCHA Y TORO 

~=;:~MBj~~: $539 

Stmllllon Chardonnay. 

SIIuvlgnon !!Iane 

1 5 Liter 

~11•• lI!!!!n Uftll.e 

v...." ..... , •• _ ..... 

1.5 LITER 

S8uvlgnon IIlane. White $599 

Zirtfandel. Zlnfandel _ 

Chardonr.ay Cabernet $739 

SaulIlgl'on 1 Sliter 

c _.~ HO"liaOWN 

FOSTErS 

LAGER BEER 

$1269 G ~:faIII 

--9- NEW INGLENOOK 

~ 1.5UTERS 

U ... =.=::e~- 

-....... •1.2. 

'!',"1 ,..;._ FINE 

7i5ms JADOT FUNCH WINES 

......... VUIaIe I $5ee 

..... 7SO mi. 

aweioIIItI'llIKOn $788 

YIU!a! ZH mi. 

PouWy Nae $... 288 

7SO 11'11. SAVI $7.00 • 

GREEN BUNS .. .__ ._..._ 1.8. 

-.ooII:'s 

GREEN I'MES_.__ ~ __._. ._...8 FQl98~ 

NEWI LIAN CUISINE HEARTY POITIONS 

ClIed tJIcten & Peme Pasta J..mDo RIgitooI 'iiI ~ 

anent; G1a.."ed 0lkXEf1 Roasted Ctlcten Vii Mustvooms 

.. 8eef LDMer1 Sltio!n Beef ncs 

0'Ge1 ~ RoasteO nn:ey BreaSt 

YOUR CHOICE 2 FOI $5 00 

------------------ 

NEWt RED BOX HEArn PORTIONS 

Fried Chk:!ten saliSbury Steak 

ASh RIet Country Fn8I;t 5tealc 

Veal ParmIgiana Me;t1O:If - 

Chlc:ken Fettudnl SIIcIG Tl.rxev Breast 

YOUR CHOICE 2 fOR $5 00 

'''.c. , CAN'T BlUEVE 

lEVERAGES IT'S NOT 8UnER 

1oot 1MC $2ft1ll .......... UOJtt YOUI 

....a- IIlJilJ CHOtCI 2-1 01 tubt 

YOUe ... ... CIIlIal tIlInyJ .... $:2.,- _ 

HAWAIIAN Mfmlte Valli 

PUNCH RED --, 

-'1 08 1401. :GE 

JUiCE$109:,0" 

~ 

TOUISTONI GARDENCHEF 

aZZA VEGGIEPAnllS 

• ~,$289 :='='$1 99 

SEALTiST J:I:l SILV~~::Zii1IUM 

CHIP DIPS ~ FROZEN YOGURT 

~ YOUR 69- 1/2 aal. $459 

~ CHOtCI YOUR CHOIC. FCR 

POMI SUCARTOWN LUMP HARDWOOD 

IMPORTED TOMATO CHARCOAL 

Lamb Loin Chops ........•.•...•••...._•...$5.99 lb. 

Lamb Frenell Chops .•.•••••• _•••••_....$5.89 lb. 

Lan1b Rib CIIops __ .••..•$5.79 lb. 

LaIIIb PattIes $1.99 lb. 

Leg Of LanIb $2.• lb. 

Meat' Lasagna 

veoetabIe Lasagna 

stuffed Green PtPPerS 

stuffed Cabbage 

l; ••• $2M lb. 

$2M lb. 

$2.4IIb. 

$2.49 lb. 

MaeatOllf Beef $2.49 lb. 

Newt Baby Bonanza Hams $2.S9Ib. 

Heat ".' ".eIaIs 

Chicken torcIon Blue $2.29 lb. 

CIIIcken MUanO $2.29 lb. 

stuffed Chicken Breast 2.29 lb. 

Frog Legs "' 811' •••••• 111••••••••• 

WbiteflSh._ ---...J.._~ ..•••. 

sea scaIIOPS............•......•...••.....•.•.. $8... lIlb. 

Salmon Flllet 4 81 lb. 

Cookes Cljun Cl'aWflSh $I.• lb. 

SUCW TO ORDEI 

AT TIlE FAMILY 

DEUCATEMEN 

.Itallan Styli 

Roast Be., $4.18 lb. 

Thin and Trim Smoked Turkey $4.18 lb. 

~saraL •• 

Corn Beef $4.59 lb. 

Alpine Lace Muenster or 

Cheddar Cheese $5.28 lb. 

ChOPped $"29 ~:~b.$599 Fresh Baked MIni Ples Cherry, Apple, 

BORDEN SEALTEST Peach, Blueberry 78. each 

COTTACE CHEESE ~~!OW FAT MILK Pumpernlckle Bread $1.18 loa 

~ $169 

.... - 1m. Non-flt UI'II.I.ltt. YOUR 89- .. 

CHOICI 1101 

FROZEN TREATS 

BunERFINCER BARS 

HEATH BARS 

let. box '59 

YOURCHOICE 2 boxII 

-.J '(.~ 

~l_ 1'_ gallon 

_ PURINA 

. DOC CHOW ' 

I~ ~799 ~ 

I ~ 25 lb. 

I 

" :r~I 

J - 

- 

-::.. 

FRESU fROM OUR 

CIR'I"C!E COUNTER 

IW~ 

MOn'S 

APPLE JUICE 

BETTERMADe 

POTATO CHIPS Regular, Waves $ 

Fulul Cenallne Pecorlno 

St. Andre 

Romano $4.08 lb. 

$7.79 lb. 

"-s. 2 ~1°OBBQ VOU~CHOICE 

.., 49 Haadon House Brand 

~~n:r~~~r;:ic=OIl New Itoml At Village Food Ma,ket 

100z bottl. ~ La e Sa rtl h k H rt 6 8 et $ 

PETER VELLA 100" FOR ~ - PILLSBURY A C 0 e ea S. .. 1.88 can 

Ie BOX WINES 5 Liter APPLE JUlc.r 

SALEPf/lai .... . . $729 Natural GrenK/l1. CHILL ~. Mill or Match 2 

99' 

Less lIalHn RtlJate - 3 00 ~~~~~' :r~:' LEMON. LlM•. STRAW., CHIRRY ~~~:, ;~~~NFOR • Country Courmet - Dip Mixes & Spreads 

FIN LC ... .29 Illlnll. BurvUllCly 4 Pack, KEN'S STeAKHOUSE YOUR CHOICII • Crazy Jerry's _ Sauces _ Olives 

,,~\ DOMAINECHANDON. K~g~:~~:~ 

SALAD DRESSINC 99'8 oz. , 

l~Blanc De Nolr, Brut, ~949 "_~XIS 

$ 99 BORDEN'S • Mlchaelene $ - Courmet Cranolas 

California's Best ~ CHOCOl.ATE99- . Frozen Carden Bur"er's 

, 4 SAVE $5.50 _ MILK • 

... 

~, ,

• ~ "'I 

J~'~~t~ 

jtf: 

J::. 

'5 cnmpaSSton 

for the poor 

r;QW ending? 

U 

llg, I t.h, h. ,luhll' :-"" \\1\)1\' 

,,;.'Ci by i>~ analyatB 

U II ..~ St"b ~. Itl- 

CI'\lUt\t 1.... ntt~r b.l)l~ t.o 93 dall. 

1l11J.. p1u.a a .uhi.t.lw.tI.~ nl.lmbn' Qf~. 

IW.d ~ _-t..h&u~ 11e'upapt.'N 

Tbto ~. WMIl llfJPN\,Jet 11:0' 1M 

pnVllk' J*rUN a.uo i:0Y«nm1,'U1 lijJ.'el1ClOj 

IUvolved, would Idd 321.000 w tho Dl(."lftl 

than 6 wlhon t'lrc~lablQn of Gannett', 

~ntPGpeli 

Tho c;omp&n¥ alIO woWd ~WN ililu.6. 

cant addnionll holdmp in wleVl5o.n and. 

racho itatlon¥ and a 1'1/ '>'l1dl ,;-ation buii. 

llNoi-. 

I na 

New appeal? 

fulJ-pqe &(!\'W't.lIltlDlMt m Tb.c! 

Maoomh Daily lut week. the Det.rQit 

newtpspen IlOUilht more pubhc .up- 

port apilat the itri1w by lix u.niona 

The ad claim&d nqot.iat.l()Uj had lO\1iht 

'l~e projp'NI lDwan:l re-pinillj 

UW niht t.o manlliQ their own opl»"&l.IQllS," 

and to "lfet a full da.y', work for 

!he prelnlum wl£l68 we pay" 

But m llChlovmc thOlle l:oWli, the newtjpupcrll 

COI1Qlded thl'j' "would be roduclIli 

stllifinjl' III IlOmIJ l1rel.lll," which III 01\0 of 

!lie alms to which ll:t' umollS ob.Joct 

Tho newlipu.plll'll pJedie. however. that 

all llt.aU roduC1~onli would be 1l.CCOInphaiwd 

throuj'h voluntary buyouts, reurewents, 

Iltt.nt.lOI1 and tranafers" 

In Ii 8tatcmont, Det.ro;t Newlipllpllf8 

!lIUQ It lil advorUslnll' for replllc-ementa be. 

()luae It wnul t.o OOiIln lI.luf\.mil WQrken 

back t.o JObil tht,y hl'ld ooforo the st.nke A 

News story &IUd t.lw moVl' "uJ~o Iii aimed 

at lllCrclUll l1i proa&urc on iilrlkers to ro- 

~ume ba1ilUmni or return (n wOlk ' 

The Iltnko bt'i1IHI to l'IOund HlUluor and 

Illlllbcl 

I 

f. • 

'\ 

, I, 

H\.ll .\~ l\lllt'.l ~>\ltf' a,...:.1\".\ :'tlt'.fit 

Wha1 ~ tMn, lltlO will Mppt'u 

aft.tu t.ht' GOP C,~"'l\~ ~'4'$ 1,\11 "1\\'$ 

Age oould defeat Dole in '96 

fSan Bob Dole at Kanaas wore be le!18 able to handlu l.ha prollldency, 

l'h (I'd pro81dnnt In 1996, hr would be whIle 3 percent reiipondnd he ,>,-ollld be 

7! whl'n he 18 sworn III and would bo- more ablo because of hIll (liD 

'1101' the oldest man ovor to I~ko tho noll' WlIS senously ll\lurod In World 

I\h of oilicc for tlll fil Ht tlmo w", n " ~_I .. :~,;::: "~_' :.: ..... ;;'UIlAl 

V\' Illlt' l}(lle 8 nvnlA lor tho UOP noml- Sial WIth till oak louf cluster (mdlll$1I1ii II 

11tHill fllt' not I mqJnii tho nllC' I!>HtW ch- 'lCcond Dronu' StilI ~ 

(Ily Ihey arC' 11,dlllg W.lY'" (i) cull nll.on- A~ d INult, howevor, tho Now YOI k 

II to It, IHld, !Ill lllmg Ihl'll own 'l'lmo8 hllll reported ho wUS fl qundnp\ol.'1c 

IInpflrnt!vC' ynuth fm mOIC' than Il YOllr whllo 1'('IOV 1l,lt 80 Illllil('H~ nilht III m 

ll(h hI' nR'f' but Lhl' Il!l'(' of hl~ 1lllllH 110 I\C'n 80, n mcont mO:UUll IOPOlt flOm 

I'll 'l'nh thl old ft'puh\'Cflll J'lIlty" lUll dOi,(ors lll$>; lUll hoolth III I')(colll'nt," 

\ (I 'lOn1l' I\nll I J( Hnli do hilI r tholr flnd hlH 1\'ll1mmnll phY"lca! hllndlclI~ Ill'll 

Illlht" nhout th" !)(I""lhlo l,m'lU. ()f Doltl's "8t.ubl(, III wnLrollod" 

I 1\ Ill>; ))( 1ft ImnllW If Pllblll oplrwm If noh, III l,lll(. tl'd It would Pilt liub~tllll 

• II 1111 llu'Ulill., wal prOIlliUI'lJ 'Ill tho GOP to pick !l yOUllll, 

(Jill pol) conducted Apnl 2l.26 for tho Vllloroull l\nd ablo Vlctl proBldontm\ nom!- 

\\ Ill! Stroot .JOlll11uJ and NBC Nl Nil 1'0 noo ThuH, If tho GOP won /lnd 8omotl\lnll 

1",111'dthot 60 pt'lcont of Lho reHpondonts happoncd to D/llo, tht party would havo 

lid Dolo/s ugl' w01lld mnko no dlm'l'"nco nn ohIo roplllcllmont on II mOllllln( Ii no 

IlowrH'I', 30 f)(11 cont lIlJ'~,ltodIw would lJce 

'''m, 

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s Iwnd I nil BOnllJl I H ,he 

",LIp Ii tlH dlllllOCfllllc 

Pllrly but IB It lIHI,\,ll\ 100 

III itch 10 expl'l t lllm to 

111'0 honl ~tly rt'proBt'llt 

bls lIlt.tllcl and tne 

nntlOn 

Thllrll'8 Il great nued 

for u fnll /lnd honost 

prl1l1enl/ltlOn of WlllH' 

ohuud for Medlcanl -- II 

vl'ry important Hun Ice 

for thouRands of OrnH81l 

POlntllTll 

Joaeph M, Cdlahan 

UnlU4! Pointe Shorel 

tlt "'1J' ", ...1[1J\ -"'.\.\1':t.,,) 

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lir ll('ll ;IfJ.\ lild tAr Clt~~'-lU 

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Ib" n~l I had. pnpaTt'd 

\Ihal I hd IhoUJht 'UN a 

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\\ .lll ry.~'Jr.:, h",.partmlNllt'\lU~ eomphmenu on how lhi n&W Ilrmll'd 

.".fr. my colou look, II}" Plrk Even aner the hll 

f.n •• ra b.- ~ p~bhc: ur\'ICU dlrtlc:lor rUtla\lrlnl equipment .al., 

fort .IUllll lluadI'ar LakbuJ the JUlnt \\lIIl .hll picked 10 

down and I.t.. Thn.'. no "old )'el on how Ih~ lilI. ' Will hll I hlllhtr 

whu calltd lut w .. k with thll clllhnl, b1lrKltr \lomdow., lot. 

.. 

and arl ubJ'" I ~ Illlilll SOllla 

ClIU,' IIIIC, Ind lhl: Illlir 

went looklni furwlrd to che 

final cloarlnett of houuhold 

Item. Aua 4-6 

"Thl' W, I' the mOlt illA 

ope I ve eVN Mid,. "Id 

~II,", who I boloIn III •• ~~ 

.. I.. (or "qullli • ["w yeln," 

.Ithuulh not till Ullin) ,u the 

donn )lI11r~IIf h". purlnllr, 

lip that the Park'a firehou.e 

h.d a rnl D.lmatl.n 

nrehuuII do" JUiI hk. thOIl 

.polltd anC81to... who ultd to 

chll' honecltlwn nrll rll' 

III lbi \lId dl}' 

A d . 

mON IIplCll "We wllre Ihen m£~~ld~~lbuyml' """'pIll have 

abuuc 12 }Ilan qu, but JUliIIn ..~- 

a IlOO•• qulre-foot .ectlun," bHn .lopplng by jUlt to loak 

Nancy uy. "By Sttpt 111 up lhll nOltalili llf the plltil, 

we'll have 1I0ne full-ell'chl' whlC:h WII run by DI •• ond 

Any n"w iturr It Ihe llnd Mllr,e PhilUIM and held 

J ld ? "W II h '0 many happy mtlmorlllll 

raon o.. n t 110 out on new a iPOI. e live over Ihll }ellfS \fur mil, too) 

fire run. but he doe. ~ump on morll hendl.on dllplaya, '1uu ClllI look for lomt! hot 

lhe en,lnll' tail,ate for .omll new hnu and larller 

plcturtl," .. y. Mike, lo)'., but Illherwl.tl the 8ame aclIon around the old c1tlar- 

... pllllline that hi. 4.~ar-old wlMmll formula," Shll tlll)lI topped plino One lady laid 

fri.nd II the d,"artm.nt'l And y .. , there Will tlull be If. the Jut plano bar on the 

m "I ~ IIIII I tlldll, ind she wantll It to 

".trlctly IIno ICla' m.. cot .tulled 8~Ulrntl. tltll)' on Ihl! out 1IIdll," &lid 

and i. on duty only dllrlfli On the menu' Renllll 

hil OWl\lr'l 12.holU Ihitu, • 

Still, hi ,"ml to love the A sell-athon I wonder wheN It WIll Ihow 

j b 

up next 

0" I wu pllllht'd 10 find It w.. U you bave all FYI Up, oaU 

People brin, thair k!dl I c:ouph~ of Park rlllidentll, Ken Eatherly at (S13) 8111. 

around to , •• him and Iv. M.ry Ana Boll IInd Renee Gl 

tlk.n him to aafit)' Town ' 

(lhe faint.. nre "'ety 

nhlbltlonl: Mlk. ..y., 

demon.tratln, how h.'1 

trained Anon to .how 

)'ounl.te1l the beat WI)' to 

.. cape /'rom I .mok.-f\lhld 

bUlldlnl 

At a IllInll, Arion i.t • 

down and crawl. along the 

floor 

I find m)'ulf .millnll 

With II httle more trimm" 

t \I bet he can be tauaht to put 

out 9molderma e1glrtllte. 

• 

A one.man exttrlor 

decoration team la slnille. 

handodly mllkinll tho Park'. 

3M.plua flrtl plug. into thlllp 

of bOl\\lt) (and mystery - at 

loullt to llama of \18) 

HI'S Miohael DadAmo, a 

Wn........ 0.......... 1 

olllli"eenni 8tudel1t' who 

stl\rtad 11 W(1ck ago Monday 

llnd hopo8 10 complato tra 

prOJOl t by Soptamber 

Tho beauty \-oma8 from the 

trnrlltlonlll bnllht rod Ihnt'll 

roploC'lnll th- weather.baatel1 

) 1'\11\\\ on thl' hody of each 

pluiC It iI Safoty Red, kind of II 

ratnTn 10 the old'lItyle color 

for hydrl\nt., MIchael lIa)'s 

nddlnj thllt it "oams to f1t m 

WIth Ihe hl.tonc lhllrllcter or 

tho Pnrk 

Tho mystery lle8 In the 

bright blue, lP'een or orange 

band" on the capll and top 

r1nil of mOilt hydrants, a 

puzzle, winch the public 

silfety depnrtment II Lt Joe 

Clark c1aara up by 

I\xplammg that the cDIDr iii a

'1'bMt IJ"lt the roUien. yelIl'I 

!'be) are ll() for m&Ily Groue 

POUlte ....nlcr CltlUna whc 

un wontl!ld larli all :bell 

u~u ,.. : ",-ow ellJoy 

"t:~ .. ']'J.U1OOf' 

:clX/ltlol.C.1t{: :"ur recre&tl.on 

~:;)()lJ.ll;: b;..- ':eN l.II an 

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August 3, 1995 


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"Success IS a joUrMY. not a dutifUlC/O" " 

"An)'thlft' the ",Ind 

c"" co"c:elW "nd bell,.". It 

11ftlIc:nt,w .• 

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"All our dl'eQms can com, tnle i( we nave the courage to pursue them" 

"hopl. with ,tHlISSIlCc:c.d 

NCGIIS. Ih.)' know wh,,.. r 

h.y"" ,1olnl1 •• 

"Attltud, /$ II hGblt. 

make " " pos/ltw on,.' 

'If Its to be ... Ir's up to m•. " 

••• JL.'.'._..... , __ 111._..... -.-_._- 

"Don't wail (or )IOlir ship to come in. swim out to It." 

DO IT NOW! 

Visit Successories at Pointe Plaza today and start 

transforming your goals into reality. Whether you are 

working toward a promotion, continuing your 

education or keeping physically fit, our exciting 

collection of motivational merchandise will keep you 

encouraged and focused. We offer many great gift 

ideas, awards and incentives! 

DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER ... IT'S OFFICIAL 

It has now been one year since opening Successories 

at the Pointe" Pointe Plaza and your community have 

welcomed and supported us in a big way. We would 

enjoy returning that generosity to you who have 

made this location an overwhelming success. 

Through the month of August we invite you to visit 

Of revisit our Gr.ossePointe showroom and receive a 

1()% -reduction on a'ny purchase made. Our goat is 

simple, to help you reach yours! 

To Your Success, 

Kenneth Field & Michael Good 

owners 

DO.IT.NOW 

\l)l Hl «I'll "\ « f ~~f l I Illf \Ill\!f \ I \(ll " I \f( 1 

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Successories at the Pointe 

Pointe Plaza, CR's of Mack & Moross 882-7733 

\ 

-Wh.th" }'Ou thlftk YOII CII" 

or YOII think }'Ou CQn~. 

YOII'n rlgllt.' 

"Succus Is II JOllrney, 

/'lot a dutltlllt!otl." 

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nrJ Jrr fm1rr'OIl"HMQ1 '111 'qrttllt\' 

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ow. become what 

WI think IINllt .• 

'Your lif. Cll"" '0 accordl", 

to p/ll" /fyoll hllv. "0 plllll .• 

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BE A WINNER • MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE 

TtNfYIl Stele saId she attellded Wayne 

CIX4Illy Community College />teause 

lilt school has an accredl/ed 

(Occupili/anal Therapy AHIS/alll) 

/HOiram • Becle lowuJ OUIaile reason 

lJIt /HOlra", /s accrtdlled Slud('II/Sgel 

iIollds-oll Irallllll, In lhe classroom 

"TM IllJlrUClOr 8f1vt us a wheelchair 

fllI/8llme/l1 10 we would know how 

Ihost 1/1 IIliMtlcMlrs gel arlJWld II made 

I 

I 

)1011rtallze how Imporlalll bomer- 

,,,' bul/d/n,s are" 

REGISTER NOW! 

rmal Registration - Monday - Wednc~day. August 14-23 

II /994 weec gra~le, val) Toussalnl Irans/erred 10 

Ille (Jill \ muy of Dc/roll (U 0/ D) Mert:y 10~,ud)l ethical/on 

Though lie Ilad IIO( oT/small, p/an/led to alMla WCCC, he 

IUli! Ih. ((Jllege prepared I"m lor Ihe U of 0 Mercy (n 

Ih, full IIf /99/ I ..as gOlllg 10 Umver~lI> 0IDe1ro/l Mercy, 

u,d, lid, '~er ad'Hed me In gr la Q rommul'll) co/";;c The 

IIt.1 illJ) I ~am(' to Wfl>ne County Commumty College, atUi 

whell I (ame I.. I was lucky ('/lough (0 be /It/ped by Ihe 

tal1em Campus BUSlllf~~ Manager He sympalhlzed wllh 

'tI\ \/II/UI'"1I He ,,(1\ a/>/e ro gel me III ' Toufsa,nr, a nallve 

!If /11111/ 11"111/1 ohcd III a( /lllIle\ and begalllo leel parr 

of II" Amer" iJll IO( leI> Ihal me/ling pot 

WAYNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

313.496.2600 

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nA_arCOlll'lJ,lNC! "1TlI1TllQAl. "D n.n uw 

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August 3 1995 

Grosse PO''1te News 

~: ,: 

IQaicau Poa!OI 

South's Porios 

is Xerox winner 

h.aslam POZIO' .I JWUGr at 

Gro'\ge POinte Sul.lth recentJ~ 

l'\lLI 

BBQ SAUCE 

SPAGHETTI SAUCE SHERBET 

., $J07~~ 99~ $3.99200Z LlMf jV, I" BOI~ ORANGE 

180Z BOmE ~2_qq l4 r.7 '::~;:%~R)'$1 49 

II r" 

~UG"RTOWr-. "';\,TURAL PISTA(H/OS 

ICE 

LUMP $2.99 lb. CREAM 

ROASTED CASHEWS MAR/rvADES 

CHARCOAL CUP 

$4.99 lb. • CHICl(EN 

SUf\ORIFO t,PRI(OTS •MHT~$249 $149 SUGAR 

$11~~G $2.49 lb. • FISH somE B0X CONES 

HARDWOOD 

COCA.COLA 

CAMPBELL 5 MICHIGAN W'\lf OF TH' WEE, 

SWEET CORN BLUEBERRIES ACACIA 

1IIIU8- 

6 for 99( 

12 ,JAC (AM 

CANISTE 

$2?D~P 99~.~ CHARDONNAV 

$849 PIN • 750 Ml 

CRISP CAliFORNIA FANCY GREEN prpPERS REO or GREE"I 

ROMAINE CANTALOUPES CUCUMBERS SEEDLEStl 

$119 9~ 3 for 99' lB . 

LETTUCE 4 79' GREEN ONIONS 

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At Macomb Commumty College, you don't have to be 

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f:..~u.S':: • 9'95 

Grosse F" -te News 

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New office building to be constructed 

~ :- -1ltk- iJar.b. .. ~ 

de-:::-"I1:.:Quare feet a 

tloor~ 

in Park 

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pnau: fCPo" llkr !I aJ";.;_~( -T'(J\ KJR AB~E:.'T \OTER S BALLOT 

C - '> i::::- -' G. reo'. -f-TEP >( P V G' SArLl'DAY Ar.G'_ST 

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GrO'i'ie Pomte Nev," 

Jul) 27,1995 

vaG CA." ADVERTISE TOO! 

CALL 882-3500 

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14A Seniors August 3 , 995 

GrONe Pointe Newt 

Senior Men honor loyal 

PhQlf I" 81111.« 

lnelnbers 

At r.c.nt m•• tlnga or the Senior Men'. Club 01 Gro... POlOt.. put 

p~~den~ .nd the I.t.at cra.. of 20.~r member. w.,. hono,," 

Above, of the 14 living paat prea/denta. 11 wer. able to .tt~d the c.... mony 

From left, front row, ar. K.nnard Jon••• Wilbur B•• tz, William Montgomery, 

Joaeph OII,'nVlt, Frank Waleenoaeh .nd RoeM Trln.leln In the ,...r. 'rom lett. 

.r. WIlliam unl, Donn Klplcl. William Br.dley Jr., Hlrlln Hagman Ind Larry 

K.nftHy. Ae.. nt .~ Robert Wate" , ~1'bIrt Bumpu. Ind Hirold ..,Ink, 

Below, loJnlng • group of mo... thn :soo ao-y .. ,-pu, membI,. .re, 'ront row, 

'rom I.n, Edward 1I0ran, Gordon Long, Rob,rt KeMy. ROIl 8uah. Aonlld Houle 

Ind Alfred Deck'r. In the .... r. from left, are John Wllaon, CHI! S.. ~ona, 'aul 

Cralt, Hayt. ConlNlI .nd Homer StNI •. Aba."t .,. Addlaon Bartuah, William 

Brown.lI, atephn Chomy, William Clark, CMlI Helbert, OlOrg, ....... 1, Arthur 

'-aCO", Chart •• PilCh•• , Lawaon Pott.r, Arthur 'prunk ....d Frank Weleen. 

b.ch. 

Dance like the good old days 

The aath annual "Good Old 

DaY''' party. a clllebr.bon of 

dance and entertamment, Will 

be held on Fnday, AUIJ 25, 

from 1 to .. p m lit the cafetl" 

lla at Groue POlntll North 

Hlih School Doors Will open at 

12'80 p m to admit BeOlor 

putlc.lpant$ 

Ail In past yean, the event 

Will also Include free refresh 

ments and door priUS Dance 

Sound. Unlimited Will pro\'lde 

musIc for danCing and 1\ pro. 

gram ofhve enterta.mment 

Tickets for the "Good Old 

Days" are free but must be 

picked up m advance of the 

event from the offices of Ser 

VIces for Older C'lt,zens SOC' 

IS hO\lscd In the C'ommunlt) 

Education building of the 

Grosle PomtE pubhc l>chools 

at 20090 Mornmgi/de DrIVe 

Room 105 Tldr.ets can be 

plckod up between the hours 

of B a m nnd 3 pm, Monda~' 

through ~'rlday 

l-:ovrntry 

CreAtions 

~6ookstore 

\\f,m •,~(' Haprtn, 

~kI, Art. Ifwtlr'f. 

MWflc. Spl",toW & 

n.ll~WI SWrrh,. 

mil M""'K o\w 

~'I'"II. MI ,,~u.. 

m,'lItI-lln, 

I J,tamwzed 

flANK STEAK 

.Ha!Ulattd BOllelw Center ( III 

~ - t: S L • I I!IIS 1 I 1 I • J •• , ....... P 

I 

, 

PORK lOIN $ 99 

CHOPS 3 Ib 

Bone.in 

CHICkEN $ 49 

BREAST 1 Ib 

( hou:e 

TENDERLOIN $ 99 

STEAKS 8 Ib 

21AU~EPSI89~ 

AU Products 

The eVllul IS funded by the 

MlchCon FoundRtlCJn and 18 

presented by Services for Older 

CltJuns 

Automatic benefit statements start 

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News 

Texture provides complete shot 

aM :tat' s ••• tst ., ••• r 

f 

Strong 50lde ~ WJJj bnng 

out wuthered wn.nkles illID! 

'ate of aD old Sl11lorwbde 80ft 

frontal bdUmr will &bow the 

sLe.ek. smooth Iibl fOWld 011 

the ' ..ee of , beau.tJul model 

Don't forget, tutuJe lt8el( 

can be lJl.&dethe m/W1 subjeCt 

Det&l.s of pluta, rodr.s linG 

wood can make, dramabc 

Our cor loans are loaded with attrorove features The it/d(er price 

IS a low 8 9% APR ~ rate for new cart eood for an¥ available term 

up to 60 months 

Maintenance IS low-you can apply toll.free by phone or VIS,t any 

of our neart; 200 branches And se/eroon I. high ThiS speCial rate 

also applies to IIV and boat loons We've lowered rates (or used 

cars and used /tv. too 

We'll even lJIrow In an additional 11.% discount on any loan If you 

arran,e automallC payment (rom a Michigan Notional Bank 

check/nil or saVIngs account 

There's an Importanl safelY (eature [00 The peace of mind you 

enJoy from deolmg wllh a finoncral If's(llut Or! thaI s been around 

for more !har 50 years It s alway.\ nice 10 ride wrth someone you 

trus~ don I you think' 

Call now Before these speC/ol rotes hrt the hlgrwoy Augusl 3/ 

1-'OO.CALL-MN8 

£. 

Mlchilan 

National 

Bank 

i, 

Senior Men 

to discuss 

trade barriers 

I 

August 3 1995 

Groat Pointe Hew• 

I l 1\ ~rD5~ JDh:tit' ]D.oDb5 hLch .. "" 

I .... ()TK.E TO ~lDDER~ CV'Il Ule best 1.OleteSl of lbt Clt) fot funbcr 

uJ~OQ!' ~=UK:' the DU'Wlor of Pubhc Safer) III 343.2410 

sw SfffiNG f£nJNCLVD£S: 

• I'ortrUt Stubti • ODe W W1th &lIdu 

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,l~US' 3 1995 

~PomteNews 

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August 

3. 1995 

Grosse Pointe News 19A 

Farms-City-Park wins state Babe Ruth crown 

Tbe team In pInstripes 

from the Groase POInte 

Fanu-elty.Park l"year-old 

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Jason Mangol pltched a 

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Morawslu clTove m all the 

FCP rwu as lt beat a fine 

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~Meade's Renegade wins the race to Mackinac 

Groase Poulter Ken m the lut eight m.LIesof the ~hon! roun.e Tenk",l of Grosse Pomte all In the 1MS DIvision, tune of 33.46 31 

Meade is Renegade made a nl-ee lI'o~ld bold 10 order to It ....a. (l bla.t domg the Shores. SaJhng 1D Claas M, whLle John Stevens of Groue R1ek Grow and Charlea 

t:Iean sweep of tills year s two allow Renegade to retain shore coun.t' after 20 ,ears of Bra\o posted a corrected tuDe Pomte sklppere, had an RBI, while Rick Court 

P.. Fortune (helm), lUrk c:ollec:ted two hita. 

ltaDdinp in 1988 aDd 1993, 8ne~p (tactician.main Guttovz went five lIlD!Ilp to 

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~ this J'e&I'. (Nil ~). man got the save, 

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: II the Groue hint. tMm and. DO earned nmJ, while Dick Swarthout and Milte 

-ewith ita big lead, it atriIdDI oat two. NalBon and Hall, expressed pnde in the 

a valuable 1Naon u Chip GeU apin played well squad. 

lymouth nearly mad.1 • defnaively and. Andrew "To a man, they showed 

....1_ ..1'" comeback with three HeDc1rie'. powerful bat was ,reat duire, focuI, 

,;;.-;; the Iizth iIlniDg ud &1...,. a preIeD.ee. leaderlhip, guts and matuidz 

more in the MVeIlth. "Tbe player., coaches and lity u they pulled. together 80 

~ Portunately for FCP, it puent.l will never forget this clolely al a team," Braun 

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~ walti doubted off the left 

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• Plymouth got witbiD. a run 

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lhrew out a nmner at the 

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OIl tM team. 

-rile boya Ihowed they had 

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BraUD also thanked 

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Former ULS gridder shines among AlI- Stars 

By Chuck Klonke 

Sports Edltor 

Matt Corona thought bls 

appearance In last 

weekend s Michigan High 

School Football Coaches 

.. ~ 

ASSociation all.star game 

IIllSht be 0\ er almost before It 

started 

"I played some on the 

k.Jckoff and kickoff return 

teams at the start of the game 

and Just waited for my 

chance to get m on offense: 

said the formpr UDlverslty 

Liggett School offenSive 

lmeman Then I finally got 

In and on the third play I 

Matt Coroaa of UDlftldty IJw-It Sc:booI '- iDUod.ac:.d with the rea of the East All. 

SIan at the 15th Mlc:hIpm 111gb School AU.stGr Foothal1 GGm.. whic:h _ p1ayeci 1CIIt 

... 1nM at Spqrtcm Stadmm 111. £lilt ~. 

Race ~~~~'\.'\.~~,~ ...... ~~ ... 

spramed my ankle 

"I was upset because .i 

thought I was done for the 

game, but I think the 

adrenahn was flowmg so 

much th'lt I dld.c t e\'en feel 

the pam, especially In the 

second half wilen I played 

well My coaches told me I 

could play as well as any of 

these guys and It was a great 

f~lmg when I did " 

But as soon as the game 

ended, Corona remembered 

he had tw1sted Ius ankle 

"It hurt pretty bad when I 

was taking my pads off. but I 

don t th.m.k It'S too &enous, 

he S8.1d. "It zmght keep me 

from domg spnnt work for a 

couple of days, but I'll keep 

workIng on the bae, 1 want 

to make sure I'm In sl:ape 

for the start of practice at 

Red Sox 

A J StanJszewsIn collected 

four bJts. mcluchng a three-run 

bomer, and also Pltched well as 

the Red SolI beat the Braves 

15-8 to WIn the playdl' champJ.- 

0IlIlh1p in the Grollee Pomte 

FarIIJSoCrty LIttle League AA 

"».",.;.;.;.:.:.:.;.:«-. ......~:~~:.:.;.;.:.:.;.;.;.:.;.;.:-:.:.;.;,:':'::':';':':':';':';':':';':':':':';';';':':':':';';':':'.' Dl=-K1sekalt also had four 

P1'OJD pqe DA h1ts for the Red Sox, wIu1e 

PHRF N m Demon Rum With hUI Koltlno. The MJke Rathff went Uor-3 and 

35 .MIr-n. owned by Paul Van (35:03.13). while Don Lang, Morgan 33 had an elapsed drove m three runs. Mark DIe- 

Tol and Bruce Vande Vuae also ol the Woods. wu third time of 37:11.06. bel threw out two runners at 

ol Groeae Pomte Park. Their m his Tar Baby (35.20.4,9). Grosse PolOter John TlpP. tbJrd base and had two !uta 

elapeed tiJLe was 36:69.31. Demon Rum and Tar Baby who;) c;o..owns Vare WIth Ed Jeremy Bll'IIlmgbam and Pete 

Mark Craig of Grosle are both Tartan lOa. Stroh of Detroit, wae tlurd m Howard eIlcil SCIOI'ed tWIce 

Pointe Park Ikippered John Pappas of Grosse the cruising division with an wbJ1e Howard and Mills F~ 

Solutions, a CiS U, to VIctory Pointe was third m PHRF P elapsed time ol39:35 ..a. played well defellBlvely 

in PHRF L WIth a winning StaDlIUewlkI and DaVld 

time 0(38:31.27. F s-eety fi bin d Crow walked only one batter 

PH-r:: ~t w~ a~at;..o: arm 1 s g fO eo between them. 

~ .. ZachaIy Schnutt and Tom 

GrOlse Pointe. Tenkel's The 47th annual Grosse and tropbJes will be awarded at Sawtclu led the Braves' attaclt 

Bravo was first. Brian Pointe Farms-Clty FamJ.1yFISh- 11 The rodeo IS the oldest WIth two bJt.s apIeCe wbJ1e 

Geraghty of Groue Pomte IDg Rodeo will be held Satur cluldren's event In the Grosse SchmItt collected ~ RBI 

Shorel was lecond In day, Aug. 12, at the Fal'llls' Pomtes Every chJld gets a Enc Backman had two RBI 

Siochail. a C&C 36 Mk.1 Pier Park The event 18 open to pnze and there are many door and tagged a runner out at the 

(34,:36.37) and Gary Gn.bam boys and gJr1s 17 and younger. pnzes for .~ults "Year after plate Sawu:kJ caught a !me 

of Groale Pointe Park who are re6ldents ol the Farms year partictpants and the1r dnve to Ilbortstop and turned It 

brought Contender, also a and CIty Free reglSb'atiODand famJ.1le!lbreak attendance re- into a double play 

C&C 36 m.1, lOto third bret.kfast WIll be at 8 a m and oards," said general ch&nnan Br_ 1.3, C~ II 

place in U:ae.'U. fi.shing 18 from 9 to 10 a.m DIck Graves "It's a fun event." 

Jack Otromplte of Groaae Free lunch WLlI be avllllable For more W'orm.auon, call z.cbary ScImntt and Tom SaWJdu 

Pointe Woods was second in from 10 !Q 11 a m and prIZeS 343-2405 .bilmenId far tile Bra_ whde MIcliaeI 

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Alb.on on Aug 14 

The performam.e of the 6foot-I. 

195'pound offeml_e 

guard at the Ea~t-V. e::.t All- 

Star game ..... hlch ....as ....(,n 

10 9 by Corona s East squad, 

helped boo::.t hl~ confidence 

for the start of hiS college 

career 

"It was ver) fulfillmg for 

m~..self to play agamst the 

best players m tne state,' 

Corona said "I did a good 

Job blocmg the Imebackers 

and a couple hmes I had to 

double team the nose guard 

(Rob Renes of Holland West 

Ottawa), who S gomg to 

Mlcblgan 

The week lD Lansmg 

wasn t Just a success on the 

field for Corona ' 

"I met a lot of great 

people,' he s~ud 'They re 

Duna".y had ~ tul.> and 'llcll""J 

Pech trlpkod P J J.nut.ol led th~ Cardl 

naIs Vi1th two tul.> and :>Ilchad Batehad 

ODe MJchaeI :>10' P J Palen and 

~ Wemhoff pla'ed ""lid def.""" 

for the Cards 

8I'neo 10. CanImaIs 2 

Mu:hael Duna" a, and Zachar. 

SchmItt combmed t.ere had n 

lnpIe and Ill.for the B"""W'S wIulc 

Bn...... 3, MarIiDI 0 

23A 

not Just great football 

ploi)er::.,but great ~ple, too 

He struck up II friendship 

....Ith East teammate Jd~on 

Ohrt of Fraser 

'fie hung around together 

qUIte a bit, Corona said 

We play the same p, for the Red Sox. ,,1>0 aoo I,ad 

RBI tuLs from l'la"d Cl'O'O and A.J 

Stalll ...... slu 

M>chael Dunaway pttd>ed OllO>-.Iut 

ball through 51>: :nnmgs to pICk up the 

'"n. Th" Bra' .... 0C'bI'ed all t!u'ee runs 

\n the 11m UUllllll 88 • resull d Nts ~ 

Zachar. Schnutt Gebe KllDHlCZiu Torn 

50",00 a."ld J P Frohcb Tom Can! had 

• good def"ns" ... g:anle lOr the Bran,s 

Tom ....atchff Jul • double for the Mar 

l.lIS- Bnon RWlllell John Roberts, Ben 

~ and Oann) RelIlhu

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Kermeth S. Patton that tl.. DOugh! d co-op m La Grace M. Frizzell be made to, the MichIgan fabnc department at ne r.er:. ay, • \ 'H 

Petco« WIlS a pertaer lD r 

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Woods. 

Ue was a 1968 graduate r£ 

~ High Scbool and a 

,;L912 graduate at Western 

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~, Petd' joined his father's 

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lJe was a member r£ the Detroit 

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L1,ander rUb parents Saturda), July 29, 1995, at the who died of a heart attack Mrs Smith IS survived b) Born In Detroit, Mrs Stoetzer 

at. John HllSpltal Ul Detroit FredrIck and Floren~ PetcotT Henn Ford Belmont Thur3da.y, July 27,1995, at St her husband John J (Jack) was a resjdfnt of Grosse 

.Barn Ul ~ova ScotJA Mr a s~ter Lu.i Sto\anQ\ Kh and ContlDumg Care Center In John Hospltalm. Detroit SlD.1th two d~ughters PatriCIa Pomte Woods 

Patton was a resldent a Grosse a brother Paul Petcoff' Harp~r Woods Born Ul Mount Clemens, Mr Conk1~ and Beverly Crandall, She was a member of th .. 

PQnte Park Arrangement.> ...ere made b~ Born In WasbJ.ngton, Mes TOUhcany was a resident of a son Thomas R SlD.1th 12 Cottage Hospital Auxlliar) , a 

A gnduate c{ Wayne Gnner the Hams Funeral Home 10 Fnzzell was a former l'eSldent Groase Powte Farms grandcluldren and five ~eat. former member of the Harper 

lIity and the Detro~t College of Det.rolt of Grosse POlIlte Shores He wu a hfetJme re&ldent of grandcbJ.ldre~ HospItal AUltlhary and a 

Law, he 'l\'as a retlred VIcepres- Memonal contnbutlOn;, ma) She attended bwmell8 a,,?,d Gro~se P01Dte, lo~ed and Interment IS at Resurrectlon member of Bonstelle 

ideDt ~ Natlonal Bank cf!)e. be made w the Peter Petcoff secretarial school 10 admired by hu; family and a Cemetery In Clinton Playhouse Theater 

trait. Educational Trust 1471 S Washmgton and held several host of mends at all walks of TownebJ.p Mrs Stoetzer was a ballet 

Mr. Patton was a member of Wood\\ard SUlte 110 Bloom Jobs 1!1 government 8el'Vlte life Arrangements were made by dancer and bowled In many 

the Michigan Bar Assooatlon field Hills. Mlch 4830'2 or to Mrs FrlueU WlUl a member Mr. Touscany was a the Wujek.-Calcaterra Funeral leagues 

Be ~ed gardemng the Amencan C=rer Founda. of the WIBC (bowhngl, Tn graduate of Georgetown Home She IS survived by her 

, Mr. Patton IS SUJ'V1ved by Ius tlOn PSI soronty and the Wom~n's Umversity and earned his Memonal contnbUtlons may husband, Robert H Stoetzer, 

wire, JaDet Patton, and ~o SlS- K--....a.L. A Michel AssoclatlOn at Groaae Pomte law ~egree froUl. the be made to the American three sons, Robert R, Paul H 

t.era, .Echth McWIlliams and c.llllCUl • (ongregatlo~ Church UmverSlty of Mldngan. Cancer Society or to St Jude and Gary K. Stoetz.er, and SIX 

Beatrice Smfr. Funeral 8el'V1Ces were held She eDJoyed garde~g, .He was a member .of the Children's Hospital grandchildren. 

IDterment IS at Whlte Chapel Tuesday, Aug 1, at St James bowhng, golf, ehma paw.Ung Miclugan Bar AssoCIation for Memonal cootnbutioDJI may 

Cemetery 1Il Troy Lutheran Church m Gresse and water color pamtlng. 50 years. P _...I Cath' be made to the MichIgan 

• Pointe Farms for Kenneth A Mrs Fnzzell is survived by Mr. Tou.seany served lD. e...1.1 enne League for Cnppled ChIldren, 

Bemice W. Lynch Michel, 92, who died Fnday, a daughter, :Mary E World War n 111 Incha, where Stoetzer 31606 Stncker Warren :Mich. 

Bernice W Lynch formerly July 28, 1995, at Bon Secoun 0 R 0 u r k e ; f 0 a r he was awarded the Soldier'. ServIces were held 48093 ' , 

~ arc- Pointe W~ died HOSPItal UI the City of Grosse grandchildren; four great- :Medal for personal valor. He 

.IImIday July 24 1995 :n her Pointe grandchildren, a sister, ended his service as a ~ 

,bame in" Ocqueoc' She ~ 77 Born in Gibsonburg, Oluo, Marthena Quell; and a in the U.S. Army Air Corps. 

Mrs. Lynch IS SUlVlved by:Mr Mum.el was a resident of brother, Charles Mehrlmg, He was a member of the 

her husband, Robert 0 Lynch; Grosse Pointe Farms. Sht' was predeceased by her Country Club of Detroit, the 

a daughter Mary; three BOIlS He att.mded the UmveI'Slty of htl&band, Walter R. Friuell, Detroit Athletic Club anti 

~ n, Demus ~ Terence' Michigan, WlUl a member of and a daughter, Grace numerous charitable 

five gnmdcbi'dren, and two ~ Delta Chi fraternity and Eleanor Howe. orgalUzations . 

.ten, ~nie CzerD18k and graduated with a bachelor's AlTangementB were made by Mr. Touaea.ny Wall an 

,Fnmcee Wleleba. degree tn arclutecture the Chu Verheyden Inc executi v e wi th the 

Memorial aervx:es will take He was elected to Tau SJgIIl8 Funeral Home In Graue GoodbouseJt.eep Shops for 4() 

~ at a later date Delta honorary scholastic Pointe Park. yean. 

M'.emonal coatribuhcms tn8 society in archJ.teeture. In Memorial contributlcn$ may He 18 $\lI'Yived. by his wife, 

, be made to HollpiIle ~ ~ 1933, Mr. :Michel was awarded be made to Henry Ford Marion; tour llaughters, 

'Straits, Cheboygan, Mich. an architectural fellowship at Belmont Continuing Care Christine BlU'llDaId, Lorene 

F121. Cranbrook Academy of Art. Center, 19840 Harper, Harper H0l!e. Jean ~ler and 

He was an architect for Woods, :M1ch. 48225. EllUll.e TOu.aeaD1; a IOn. 

Detrort Edison for 40 years. Wilham John 1'ouscany; two 

:Mr. Michel was a member of • gremdehildren; two aiatere, 

the DetrOit chapter of the IUchard B. Paucell Donna Wilber4ing and 

American Institute of Private servICes were held Patricia Ho)w8Y; and a 

Arehitects and the Michigan Wednesday, Aug. 2, for brother, Jama L. Touaeany. 

&aety of Archl.tects Richard B. Purcell, 66, who Ammgement8 were mde by 

For 21 years, he was a trustee died Fnday, July 28, 1995, at the Chaar Verheyden Inc_ 

of e scholarship foundation h:IS residence in Grosse Pointe Funeral Home in Grosse 

prOViding granta for Farms. Poiote Park. 

seminary stucieu.ts Born 1D Detroit, :Mr Purcell MemonaI CODtribut.ions may 

Mr. MI.I is BUl'V1ved.by a was a machinist in the tool be ma4e to the Det:roit PuIltic 

daughter,l'ulie Mitchell, two and die industry. Library, 5201 Wooclward, 

grandchildren: and a brother He enjoye4 sailiDi and Detn»t, MidI. 068202(Ir to the 

Carlos Michel. He was bwlcting mod.el e.irplanea and Sa.Jvatlon ~m1, ~6130 

predeeeaaed by his wife, boats. N0rthJ.an4. Drive. Sout;bf'iA!ll4, 

Thelma. YX. Purcell is survived by a MiQb. 48075. 

Burial serYlces were held daughter. Laura Purcell: a Im_...V S-ua.. 

WOOnead.ay, Aug. 2, at the son. Matthew~, a sister, ~. ~ 

North Union Cemetery in Catherine want; hi. f~r ~ ~ were.he4t 

____ .... 'J 1; • riff _"'eJJ ..~, at ~t, 

were made by his eompanion, Linda . Church 

t,IUi • Verhey~ Inc:. Greiner. hi'a; .... ,. ~ 

Funeral Home in Grosse IntenDent i8 at Mount Olivet V. Smith, if., tI ,st. Clair 

Pointe Park. Cemetery in J)etroit. Sboret, • ~ ~1, 

Memorial contl'ihutiollll may Arrangements were ma4e by Jaly 28, ~, at St. I" 

be made to St. James Lutheran the AJL Peten FuneralIJome JIotpiAl iD ~ 

Church, 170 MeMillaD, GJ'osse in Grosse Pointe Woo4a. Born in ~, )In. Smith 

Pointe Park, Mich. 48236. Memorial contributions may Wlil a .~ iD t.he 

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be, wuh lite help ~ c:arefl4 P,Iamung and SOW\d lI\Vestmg In JOHN 

HANCOC::K'S INIJEPEN~CE PREFERREDVAlUABLE 

ANNUITY 

0I00se from 10 profes.slOflaUy managed portofoh06, lI\dudtng a 

f1xed-rllte ponfolw, and get the ~ ~ a vanety otlJlC.OOle 

optlon$ and ocher be:ne£ics, 1JlC.1uchng: 

• Vanable Income With GROWlH PO'IENTlAL 

• UFETIME INCOME you can't ouwve* 

• Systematic Withdrawals £or an lIICO«1\ethat you control 

• Guannteed dealh bmeIit dIat fUlly proteea )'OW' prmc:1p31 for 

your hem 

• DolIar-eost averagmg rot 1alie deposIts thac ta,k.e$ the guesswork 

OIIt at ttmlIlg your mvaanencs* ** 

If YOll're saVlIIg for retuement, consider the secunty and fleXibility 

of a John Hancock lndependence Preferred Vanable AnnuIlV Call or 

wnte us today 

810 ..792 ..3939 Ext. 229 

w.~ pnor ID ... S9 1/2 ... y be IUb,«< to 1()'l(, IRS r«Wtv taX pl """""" '" onIo.maoon. "",hIdot\ll ~ ond ~ .... -.l j, 

coretuIIy hJcft "'-"'C '" omdmc""",", """""de> Oft no< FDIC mwred ~, "...... ... U 

iIuc"""" wim morkY"'C obol"y oi ..s,,,, Jolon ~ 

Mutual Lft INllf';1o""-1: Compmy •• Do.Ibr~t ~ mvolvcs c:.ontU"lUOU5 '1watmtf'.ot 

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gust 3 1995 

-~ POinte Newc: 

William Thomas 

(T om) Ireland 

&.... ICO:~ ",en- nt:ld FrJda~. 

July 28 at St Clare of Monte 

faloo Cathohc Church U1 Grosse 

Pomte Park for V. t1:Iam 

Thomas Tom Ireland 71 .. he 

died Monda) Jul) 24 1994 at 

Cnttentcn HospItal l!l Rochester 

Born Ul DetroIt. Mr Ireland 

",as a 1942 graduate of Gl"'''- 

POlDte HIgh School '" here he 

lettered In basketball and ten 

illS He attended M1clugan 

State 

played 

College where he also 

basketball and tenrus 

Mr Ireland also attended the 

U'nIVE!l'SJt) 

many after 

r:i Bantz tn Ger. 

sel'VlDg l.Il the U.s 

Army there dunng World War 

n He played basketball for the 

Ann) 

war 

In Germany after the 

Mr Ireland "'00 the Bronze 

Star for valorous seYV10e as a 

maclunegunner wrth the 311th 

1nfantzy 1D the CI:'OSIlIZIg r:i the 

Roer RJ.ver, estabhshment ti 

the Remagen bridgehead, opE"J" 

atloDs on the 

RuhT pocket 

Steg RJ.ver and 

He also won the Certificate 

ti Ment for Ins seYV10e from 

Feb. 17 to April 17 , 1945 

After an honorable dIscharge 

from the seI'V1oe, Mr Ireland 

returned to Groese Pomte and 

began a career m Uldustnal 

sales He fOl.lDded the WIT Co , 

manu£acturer's representatlves 

in Groese Pomte Park He wm: 

a member rL the Society ti Au. 

tomotIve &gineen; 

!lr Ire1aDd was a member ti 

St. Clare rL Montefalco Catholic 

Church and a pest member ti 

the DetroIt Boat Club 

Detroit Golf Club 

and the 

He played in and won many 

semar term18 tournaments In 

the Grofa PoInte area. 

)lr IreIaDd IS SUI"Vlved by 

!us WJle, Betty, a daughter, 

Merry Austnberry; a son, 

ThOmaB Urquhart Ireland, and 

SIX grandcbiWren. He WlI& predeceesed 

by three 8OIlS, Dame! 

Emmett, Patriclt DaV1d. 

William M1cbaeI1reIand. 

and 

Me!norW. cxm.tnbutIons may 

be mede to Cbnst Child Soct 

f!t:y, 15751 Joy Road, ~. 

~,"8228, 

.....- ... ..... .. 

f)sie Nancett Moo4y 

A melllClli8l EI."VlCe will be 

held at 9 am SatW'day, Aug 

5, at Grosse Pointe "femorial 

Church's Blllbour Chapel. for 

Elsie Plancett Moody, formerly 

ti Groil8l:: PomtA! ~ who 

died Fnday, Joly 21, 1996 SMl 

was 80. 

Mrs. Moo4Y was born m 

Oklahoma, gmnddpughtoc ti 

"Sooners" upon whose land 

Oklahoma City rose 

She was the co-owner ti 

Moody Hardware and Supply 

Co on Kercheval In Indian Village 

in the 1950s 

An acbve vobmteer, Mrs 

Moody was a delegate for 

Groese Pointe Park at the Bepubbcan 

gubematonaI convention 

m 1970 She was a deaconess 

at Jefferson Avenue 

Presbytenan Church, was a 

member ci vanous women's 

groups at Grc;lSSe POinte Memorial 

Church and volunteerecf at 

Bon Secours Hospital before 

movmg to Florida m the Illld 

1970s. Wlule In Flonda, she 

was a volunteer WIth the Ring- 

Img Brothers Barnum &: BaIley 

Museum In Sarasota 

Mrs Moody enJOYed OU palnt 

mg, sewmg and travel 

She IS SUl"Vlved by a daughter, 

Cathenne Ann Kegler; two 

grandcluldren, and a Sister. 

CharlsJ.e Marguente Blancett 

SlIllth She was predeceased by 

her husband, 

Moody 

Warren Wendel 

Intennent Will be at the 

Grosse POInte Memorial 

Church columbanum 

Memonal contrIbutIons m8j 

be made tll the AlzheImer's As 

SOClahon 

George Montgomery 

....UJ"H~ - "unllll~1 - vw~ 

GeQrge Montgomer) Cume 

SommerVille of St ClaIr 

Shores died Wednesda) .Julj 

26 1995 at the Bon Secours 

Nursing Care Center Ir'l St 

Clair Shores He" as 70 

Mr Scmrnervllle "a< a hi' 

Vll;l teacher at Grosse POinte 

So~th H\gh School 

He IS Slinl\ed b) hI< "Ife, 

Suzanne BOlVJn ScmmenJlJe. a 

daughter ,Jpnmfer .Jansen two 

SQl1S. Jeffrey and Jerold and 

four grandchIldren 

VISItation "as Sunda} ,Jul} 

30 at the Kaul Funeral Home 

In St ClaIr Shores 

Memonal contnbutlons may 

made tQ the Amencan 1ung 

S3OClatl0n 

'iir~Motor 

UllOO WoodWUll Ave 

ow-e P.-cr PNk 

(m) tw.J.'lIlIO 

~~seau 

31625 GrllDlIllIvu A.ve 

I Illod: W.", cl Ordwd Lalcc It4 

(810) 474-3170 

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(3l3) +15-+3000 

\9~sity 

-49251 Grand RIver 

1-96 1 IlIod< S of W"1XOlllbJl 

(8W) ]()5-5300 

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4Ol'iOJ AmI Arbor It4 

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ktwl/JCll HaIIol>a .... Avon R.d 

(810) 652-4200 

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2'lOOO Grauot 

AI 12 !.hie Road 

(810) +45-6000 

~~nd 

221 N MaUl SI 

AI I 1 N lie I\olId 

(811) 5+1-8830 

Lois Cla.re Cahill 

Vazquez 

1oI.> C!.in! Cahill Vazquez 

cLed J heart farllU'e Fndaj 

.hJ~ 14 1995 at ber home Ul 

G~ Pomte Farms She "as 

63 

Mr, Vazquez grew up on De 

trolt s east SIde, attendJ.ng St 

Clare of Montefalco grade 

school and Ilom.uun Mllhael and 

d bro' ,er Ecno slr,hlp r -tne 

Catherine E Vogt 

A :>1""" \\d' ;,.:lId Tnt.r~\ 

lull 27 a' St Cldl'-' of :-'lonte 

falco Cdt;olJC Cnw-ell t Jr C.:lth 

enne E \'ogt 89 \I h'_ Qled 

Tuesda) Juh 25 1995 .:It La 

peer RegIOnal HO!>pttal 

Born In Grosse P')lnte Park 

:'>!l_~ \ ogt attended Man grOl e 

College and "arnee a '1las'.t'r s 

degree III hb.-an =eo,* froll" 

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Or~ Pointq N~ws 

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Run for Life to raise consciousness of transplantation 

.~ ""gle Reln. Smith 

FHJ.v,.s Editor 

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Worship&: 

Children's Hour 

Adult Education 

Worslnp &: 

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Nursery SeMCeS AvaIlable 

from 9 00 a m to Noon 

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Thursday, AIJgJS1. 3, 1995 

Groae PoinIe ..... 

bh>hod 1365 

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Thwsday, August 3, 1995 

Groue Poinle News 

Entertainment 

Costner's over his head in 

wishy-washy 'Waterworld' 

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RoMAd oJ. Bema 

'? II EdiIor 

Whatever the JIl'Qblema, the 

$175 million al1egedJy spent 

In the future when global on the film, was not eucl1y 

wU'llliDg hu melted the 

paUr lee C8Jl8, fJoodiDa' the 

world, anarchy reip. 

wuted, but a.bou.t ha.lfway 

throqh you ean't help but 

wonder where it went _. 

supreme. Sm.a1l group. of 

people dwell on ftoatiq 

many of the .pecial effects 

look like that cheeey reareitiu, 

liviq in tear of projedian Ituff uaed all the 

roriq ba.D.de of Smoken time in 1960& Biblical epit:a 

who at.tadr. them tor no '1l1e people all laolr. like t.hey 

appuent reaeon.. Deed a bath, they drink their 

Sort of "'Mad Yo" with a own (albeit punfied) urine, 

catamaran. the BetA llTe unrelentingly 

That's the premise of ugly and gray, made up of 

"Waterworld.," the Dew I'1UItiDc metal salvaged from 

me .. a. m i 11ion do 11a r befilre the world was &ocled. 

..... nture epic that hall In this world livu the 

become the IIMl8t expensive KariDer (Coetner), a mo8tly 

mof;ioD picture ever made. human creature who baa 

~ to IIOIDe reporte, developed ,po. behincl hia 

U. ald 0gerTWIII were c:auaecl ean. He ia a drifter who 

by the mep.lomania ot make. a Uviq tradiD, 

procIucerfl&ar Kmn CoItDar. t.hinp he hu nlvapcl or 

Other reportt •• y t.he fou.ncl from before the f1oocl; 

iromeDlene.. of the dirt is the moat precioWi 

pro cl \I. eti 0 D 11' a. eommoclity. ' 

~, Still othen The Kariner enten one 

Ny the film had to 1'0 ~ and before he know. it 

throuah a hup overtwU late he is c:e.ptured and lMI.Qt.enced 

ill &:be pnM!uction to c:nate a to death. He is reaeued by 

eobermt 1tol'1fiDe. Helen (.Jeanne Trippl.eborne) 

Silver exhibit planned 

Tbe fint major touring 

retroBpect.ive of bandwroqht 

maaterpieces by Arthur J. 

Stone, tbe Influential 

American lIilveramith, will 

be on view at the I: Eleanor 

Pord Houae, AUf. ~athrouih 

Oct. 22- 

The ulubition "Arthur J. 

Stone: Kaster Silvenmith" 

illWitrate& Stone'a career and 

unique contributions to the 

decorative arts. Over 80 

works ranginll' from 

ecclesia8tic:al commiB8ions 

to presentation awards and 

elI:quiaite tableware, together 

With 20 working and 

presentation drawings will 

be bighhghted. A lecture and 

two teas will complement the 

exhIbition. 

"Arthur Stone s tIes to the 

DetrOit community are 

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B~erth~ ~~d F;;d;;-i~~lhes,; 

note Maureen Deme, head 

curator, Edsel &; Eleanor 

Ford House 'The Fords 

admired Stone's fine work 

and comml8Sloned beautiful 

set of flatware that was 

Eleanor Ford S favorite The 

exhibition also Includes the 

Women 8 DIStrict Golf 

AssoclQtlon of DetrOIt's 

Trophy Vase of 11:121 

Stone S deSigns were 

mfluenced by hIS broad 

knowledll'e of art history. He 

adopted fontls and decorative 

motIfs from many eras, 

ranging from Etruscan art to 

French baroque and Enghsh 

seventeenth. and eIghteenth. 

century decoratIve arts 

Museum collectIOns and his 

ertensive personal hbrary of 

art and rllllgn 

provided hun with endless 

IIOun:ea of inspiration 

Born in the ailversmithing 

center of Sheffield, England, 

on Sept. 26, 1847, StoDe 

apprenticed with the master 

craft.man Edwin Eagle, 

After immigrating to the 

United States in 188', he 

worked for several 

companiu before opening his 

Own worklhop In Gardner, 

Maas, 1D 1901. There he 

trained a generation of 

silversmiths in traditional 

met.hodll while creating 

graceful objects wrought in 

silver. Stone sought to 

combine beauty and functIon 

and was Inatrumental 1D 

promotmg the goal. of the 

arts and craib movement In 

who asks the Manner to save 

Enola, a child a.he is railing, 

who baa • mysterioua tattoo 

on her back that is lHIppo&ed 

to be the map to Dryland, a 

haven that may or may not 

be a myth. 

The Smokers - so called 

because tbey smoke 

cigarettes although how they 

got their handa on them is 

anyone's guess - also want 

the little gui and set off to 

chase the Manner 

It could have been an 

emt.mg adventure epic, but 1t. 

take. itself too senoualy . 

There llTe no lighthearted, 

swashbuckling, action 

scea.ea that make you sit up 

IJllI say, "Tbat. .... cool," In 

fact, only about five minutes 

of the whole two-bow epK are 

what. coald be calJecI f'tm. 

'I'bat'. to be bIBmed on the 

script, which contaiu too 

many ana.chronUGlS - like 

the c:iprettee, for inatanee - 

to be taken lIerioWl1)'. The 

lbalop.e ia painful. one 

character calls ano ..her b. 

-total frealting retard." It 

America Hailed for bis 

• - - _" I 1 • 

- r ~ Ioit a 0 

day, bis legacy continues to 

inspire 

"Arthur J Stone Master 

Silversmith' IS the title of a 

lecture at 10 30 am 

Saturday, Sept 23 Jeannme 

Fahno, assIstant curator of 

American decorative arts 

and lIculptu.re at the Museum Anhar J. StoDe at work. 

of Fme Arts III Boston 11'111 

offer an analYRll1 of Stone S English tea WIll be served 

50-year career, and d.scUBB from 3 30 to 5 30 p m 

hlS pivotal role In Tuesday, Sept 26, and 

transmitting thlJ style of the Tuesday, Oct 10 

English arts and crafts VISItors are inVIted to an 

movement to thiS country elegant tea and tour of 

Cost IS $4 a person and 'Arthur J Stone Master 

mcludes viewing the Silversmith" An intimate 

exhibition Reservations arc look at Stone's work Will 

reqUIred Lunch Will be follow deliCIOUS tea 

aveilable follOWing tbe sandWiches and sweets 

lecture Lunch reservations catered by 'The SIlver Spoon 

are reqUlred by Sept 15 Cafe" Cost IS $15 and 

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Rated PG-13, one[ nudity 

SIcmng Kevin Coshr 

feels lJke It s try1J1g to make 

a pomt, but It's too wat.end. 

d.own to make any sense. 

Obviously not a lot oftbe $175 

million went to the 

Ilcreenwnters 

Even DeDDlli Hopper, ao 

the leader of the Smoken 

.isn't given anything new to 

do; be Just plays • ICrellJDiDg 

psychopat.h, not much 

different from any other 

ec:ream.ing psychopatU he'a 

played before. Costner, on the 

od1er hand, 18 too much of a 

cold fi8h. to play an action 

bel'O. 

Director Kevin Reynolds 

misaea the pcint. 011 about half 

the scenes and builds nil 

momentum 

When the mm is over, you 

feel like you've .pent too 

much b.me with people you 

don't like and can't care 

about. 

Tb.e Skylcmcll Chlldren', f'HUYal, a Mri_ ~ outdoor 

~ for c:JaUdreD acl their tamU1ea at the EdHl 

• m-o.- Fed Roaee, eoatia-. cd 7 p.l:D. Tu.d.aJ', 

AUf. e, wUb the Illume of GuUDl. AcIIIl1ul_ ~. a per. 

IOD gild daUdro UDU~ two are free. The 1P'O'Ulda, located. 

at 1100tedrllbon In Groae Polnte Sb_, opeD at 

• p.m. for plc:Df~, Call (313) 1M-4222. 

rCSE'Ivatlon~ are reqUIred 

ExhibItion vlewmg hours 

are VVednesday through 

Baturday from noon to 5 p m 

AdmiSSIon IS $2, or $1 If 

combmed With a house tour 

For more mformatlOn rail 

(313) 884.4222 The Edsel & 

Eleanor Ford House IS 

located at 1100 Lake Shore 

Road In Grosse POinte 

Shores 

"The Net" could have been 

an unnervtng thnll ride that 

rmaes questJons about how 

much or our lives are recorded 

on a SIlicon ch.tp somewhere, 

jUlIt Wilting for someone WIth 

no morals and a global agenda 

to explOit 

Instead - despite a few 

whIte-knuckle scenes, and a fi 

nsl 20 nunutes of edge-of.your 

Beat tel1.Slon- It'S a confuSing 

mlsh mash of poorly reahzed. 

Ideas 

PG-13 

Page 58 

'The Net' gets snagged 

by a plot with no byte 

By Ronald" . ...- 

AaIItant E*lt 

In the new teclmo-thnller 

"Tile Net." the .mremeI.y hka. 

ble Sandra Bullock stars 88 

Angela BeIlllBtt. a freelance 

computer programmmg analyst 

who a=dentally geI:$ lJ1volved 

in a ~ plot to take 

OWl' the aovernment. 

It's a tbrillir In the vein of 

all t.hoee John Griaham I1IOVleIl 

of late - ~ FInn," ~ 

Chent," "The Pehcan Bnef' - 

lJ1 wluch one person spends 

days or weeks 1'W1I11ng from 

everyone bee:allllC be or ehe has 

lJlf'ormatI.on 8OIJlCOIle elae can't 

a1ford to glve up. 

It's a formula tbt's been 

done so often recently that 

director Irwin Winkler, who 

usually puta out more personal, 

less plot-dnven films like ''Mu- 

SIC Box" or "Guilty By SUSPI' 

cion," jflve8 everytlung he has 

to make It seem new He tries 

too hard 

anyone because the computer 

says her calhng card number II 

invalid When she gets back 

home - on a V1B& from the em. 

bassy wluch says she II Ruth 

Man - her home l8 empty and 

the computer says she wanta to 

scllit You get the Picture And 

to top It all off there are only 

two people who know who ehe 

is, and one IS her mother, who 

has been mstltutJonahzed because 

she hllll Alzhem!er's

Page 66 Entertainment Thursday, August 3, 1995 

GroNe Pointe News 

Cedar Point: 

The gem of 

the midwest 

WE' dl 

owned a ~ on Catawba Islanci 

Just half an hour from 

Cedar Pomt 

In these da) s f)f fleetu:lg en 

tert.amments. It IS cbfficult to 

rea.1uJe that Cedar Pomt 18 125 

years old thJs summer Had 

you asked me years ago, I 

would ha~e thought that b} 

DOW this wonderful plaee would 

pave been long gone plowed 

UDder for condos on Sand.1lSk) 

~y But that has not hap- 

~ and as a result Itook m} 

ic;biJdren there dWiIlg all ~ 

~ years ~ growIng up and 

~ week mtrodueOO my 9-}"eaJ" 

~ granddaughter Sara t() the 

pat~ 60 many WrIes over tbe 

~ we were at my famtly 

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J 

II a proud 

8Till ultle 

."'temelll u,ued from Ibe .. bar & 

TOllY', allDounced thaI 1995 !llbe 

251h Annlver .. ry of Ihe foundlDS oIlbel. 

bu.ill... Th. camp IllY WII .Iarled .. ay bacle 111 

1970 the .. me year th.t anolher. more famou. 

vaup wa. breulDI up ""Ieact 01 .ta.llll! leo, II 

.... 25 Y...... ~o thallh. Beatlet .phl up 

What Ellie Happeoed 10 18701 

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_Grosse_PoInte_Ne_WS ---THE ...Jl~TCH 

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Gnffin " :0 5elllOr m.2JCnng In 

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Aclult &! Commun.1ty Education 

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CALL JOB. KORB Dfll'OBllATIOll 

810 296-8233 

AN1I I>AI..UlU 

Cb11d Care OOORDDI'ATOR 

Flb--r ENCLISH 

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PRESCHOOL 

800 Vemier, Grosse Pointe Woods 

EnroU now for fall 95-96 claasea. 

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TrolCY8ch 

886-5320 Donn. Duq~tte 

372-8684 

Grosse Pointe 

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203J8 Md ~ G«J5S! Pr:Ide ~ MI 48236 

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M CHRIST CHURCH 

61 GroNe , ... IMI., 

GroNe PoinM Farms 

A Leamlns Throu,h 

Play Experience 

3 " 4 YEAR OLD PROGRAM 

Teaches Developmentally Appropriate 

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• Stories 

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CHRIST, CLASSROOMS, & CHRISTIAN LIVING! 

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SALEM LUTHERAN SCHOOL 

and Child Care Center 1t 

21230 MarOlt Ro.d (at Cbetter) 

Detroit, MI 48236 

Where children are challenged to grow intellectually, socially, 

emotionally physically & spiritually. Safe environment, small 

clasBrooms, Christian values, and before and after school 

program (or working parents. 

Want. Preachoot, Kmdergarten 

1 throUJh 8 School begmll: September 6, 1995 

Open 6 am - 6 pm 

ACCEPTING ENROLLMENT NOW 

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 881.9210 

Early School 

(Ages '2 1/2 • 5) 

Lower & Middle School 

(Grades 1-8) 

The Grosse Pointe Academy provides learning opponunities 

geared especially for the healthy growth of young minds. 

• ACADEMIC EXCEI.JIJENCE 

• SMALIJ CIJASSES 

• PERSONAI.JIZED ATTENTION 

Page 3. 

171 Lake Shore Road • Grosse Pointe Farms, MI48236 • 

(313) 886.1221 

The Grosse Pointe Academy does nol discrimiMle on the basis oj race, SU, religion. color 

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molride and giviJlJ off ~Ien. ~ 

are e&&eQ.ti.al mt-el must ~ ~ fOf, 

which is why mapufac:turJ.!J'8 of lQ.WJ1 

an4- gardep. products ba.ve 

concentrated on creQ.tip.g P10re 

en vironmentally conscious pr04ucts 

aimed at ensuring R'ee survival. 

The first step in planting a tree is 

to secure it and help it grow straight. 

It is therefore necessary to staje a 

newly planted tree iQ.to the JP'0upd. 

This shoLJ14~ dope for i~ first f;wo or 

three years. S~ it will stabilize it 

ag.wst strong wincla, as weU as -Uow 

the ~ee's roo~ ~ npfmQ. Jlll4 AA~hof 

~e ~ Q8 it BrOws. 

Th mm tma • simple iM~, ~asy 

Gardep.er !Jas intTo~hH~ed~ neW 

pnH:ll-l~t ~.ne4 Tn~ea~~~. rm., 

~pmp.ew .~lQntr P~,q.,m~JlJ4,* 

f~lUI~le '~e., 21 fee~pf 4lJfA".' 

~ylp" fppe fm4 ~r~ ~~Pu ell~1:tlmJ 

Y9Q W allchor ~ ~ Qp W Ulr~ mcn~ 

In 4j~t!tef. Once fue tree ifi ~c~~ 

ihe f~~e an" 8if~~ Me loose~e4 to 

allow f9T 1.lpwa.r4JTPwth. S~ ill 

pi~llb nC91lH~~ell4e4 py m~it; 

sM"4enms e~rts to ~M~~ ~ee 

s"fViv~. 

The ned ste~ is ~9 ~~"e 

precautions to protect tlle 8tH! 

VUllle:rable tree trom the fav~S(t8 pf 

rodents, insects a1l4 illclement 

weather. Soft you~g bark can be 

dalIlaged easily, wlU~lt .8 why " new 

pr04uct called profession~ 1TeeWrap 

bas recently been intr04uced. 

This weather-resident geote~ile 

fabric provides necessary insulation 

and 18 a reliable barrier that wUIlast 

With this ad 

Interior & Extenor Painting 

Vinyl & Ceramic T~ Installation 

Carpentry • P1umbllg 

Roofing • Gutters • Cement 

Code Violation Repairs 

(313)37~-2.414 

(or years wben wrapped UOQllcJ the 

trunk or limb of a tree like an ace 

bandage. 'l'bouaancJs of tiPy pores in 

'Ii'eeWrap allow for the CODstant 

ezcba.nJe of air anet wa~r. allo-m, 

the tree to "'breathe- freely. It is alao 

extremely flexible and ..we to st;reU:b 

1ritb tree F0wth. Comparecl to 

t:radjUoP4l ~roWJ1 p~ wrap. w~ 

provi4e3 poPf UumJa.ijQp. &»4 ~~ 

apart eQ.sily jJl. poor weather 

copditioJlB. 'l'reeW"".p prove II to be 

10PJer-IastiJlJ pel provi.eles Ju!tter 

protection for yoUf tree. TroublNOme 

wou.ld-be tree killers are more 

effem.vely eleterrecl wjij} proper QH of 

TreeWrap. 

Wl1en it comes to fresh fntit, 

~othiJli ia sweeter t~ ~kiPll it m 

yOLJr owQ. bac~ yanl. FledgliJlB' 

planters should cppai4er aS~Jlll a 

local nUfseryman for phmtinB' fmd 

mainwmmce tips, as fn.»t tfeN varY 

ill Jleeded care. 

Wh~t"~r it be ~MJ tm Qppl, Qr 

pear, ~ ~hf!fl'Yor pP4cll. ~~ Il~m 

mp~~ll~~VQmip.~ YQ~ Pftte:lPlUl frl»~ 

m~y pot be yo~ own. PWt Ipve fruit 

bu.4s too, Qnd e~n eMily Imp )'Pm' 

tfet! 1l~. aqt ~~y ~ l»e 4~~ lly 

",in, ~ mo.Jl "" eqv,On' ,,,ell III 

nlr41nQe\. n j, Po~ 4"".~.,n4 

re~A1l1e, .n4 eqmH ip Hll-tp-"" 

J'Ql1a wm~"can ~ lWNrl~ ov~r Q ~ 

all4 He4 w,,~,rAfQlm4 ~~ t.nmj.. 

MQre hnpQmntly, :aif(nJIQe~ win 

aefVt! AI aJl etf~t.ivt! pnYli~ l:mm,r 

in 1:ttrda WUAPqt c~uail\J t.l1'm .my 

llarP' . 

lo~ fm~ ate~ II ~ pfQ~i YQm' 

Jl,wly-phmWd ~~ from ~, dAl1J'P 

of h"Wlu~oW,r. Of fltril1fJ tnmm,r 

il\jUfY. Th' r,~~ lUt~ of ff~' 

you-ug tfU~ witll lawmupwflra alld 

the acctd~tial st.rippi:nS away of sofl; 

baT~ with stTing trimmeu A~a 

co:ptributed to these moclern machmea 

being labeled the number ~e ~U8e of 

young tree 4eath. 

!iow,ver. thanks to tll, 

introductiou of d\U'able plastic tree 

protectors, such as :aarkGMd. this 

damage Qlay be easily prevented. 

BarkGanl's coiled tubes are m.a.d.e of 

UV-treated plasm, and each eiJhtineh 

JUMcl .m fit a tl'ee up to tour 

inchel m dia.meter. Two or more 

guards can be used to protec::t the 

• j.J'U.Jl.P Qf l,.,.,,,r tfeel. Tbe subtle 

brow» ~or of BarkGanl, as weU aa 

tb-e remarkable t1e~iJity m tbe 

~ _peel "re"tbjnl'" boIeI of 

tIJe material all bel, tlJe J"P4lWt WePd. 

in well with deve1DpinI bark of a 

~tJee. 

'l'tue tree enthusiasts shoWd take 

the time to pJap ahead ~ ip.vest in 

proJ1e1 tr"., CIJ.1e eqlJi,meJat. ()pce 

~ iJJio ~tb1 maturit,. a tree 

lrilJ ,;ve ~ coollb4e. ~ed 

beauty, .,Jea4i4 colo1, ateJjcjoua fruit 

aP4 ~ J1leuure. 

FE 

GM: lOllNG ~ 4 flGtffJNG CJWiQ: - ~ lm CIrt ~ ttetp ~ h'ees 

sqrviw~ t\fst~ ~tOO'lff" ~ ~ .. _ ~isf.M)'~ 

Par~G"",, it ""~ plastic sh~ tlta' prottets trees fNm himmef Mmww ~ 

Antiques 

Q. l have a doU witll a painted 

met.al ~~d. It ia shaped u.~th~ old 

~-~oa4ed doUs wi~ mol4ed baiT. It 

ia ~ bl~4e wi"' blue eyes. On the back 

of the neck are the worda. fC)4inerva, 

Geflnany. -flow old is it? 

.. Mineoa is th~name of metal or 

celluloid doU head8 Qlade by Busehow 

I; :Peck of Gemany. 14inefVaB were 

made between 1894 ~d the early 

\9308. 

They came in a nwnbe.r of sizes. 

They were ntade with molded hair Of 

wigs. glass or painted eyes and open mclosed 

mouths. The doll heads were 

attached to cloth bodies with ceramic 

hands and leather Of ceramic feet. 

am 

Q. rei like to ~QW mQfe ~hout 

t1ower~. 

... J1.l8t abQ1.ltev"l pqttery and 

glasa comPAAY WOf~1 ill the 19208 

made tlower jfQp. Th~ ~ 8Qlall 

lumps wi~ ~ hQ\ea. Mace the 

Dower ~ m • ~wl, tmd put the 

flower S~8 m t.l\e llole8. 

~8t Victor Sc:hreckel:\108t told us 

that Guy CoWall Q(",e Cowau pottery 

received the firat pateut far a figural 

Dower frog ill the 19208. The pottery 

made attfactive "ffogs. ahaped like 

dancing women with 1 lea 8fOund the 

base. &hreckengost laid Cowan 

received royaltie8 from ~e patent for 

many years., 

,l N 1 tl 1 \ ) - ) 

474 WASHINGTON ROAD 

Beautifull~ cared for home near Kercheval in the City of 

Grosse POInte. Lovely 32 foot kitchen with built~ins and 

large ea.tinf! are~. Five bedrooms, three baths (master 

n~wer Wlth JacuzzI tub), gas forced air furnace with central 

cur, newe~ roof, larg~ formal dining room with French 

doors, fanuly room, bnck patio, attached garage. 

886-6010 

114 Kercheva6 

~ 

- OP ~ 1"OOmI JlOoW) or llIW.TOIlS A."I[l lIt!L::u.lS'T 

L.JmNG SIIlV1CIt, 1(J(;l\J(Wl >.S8OCIATtON or o~~ IIACOMlI Ct:AA'T'C o\SSOl;\A'TtQl! or 1UIoTOll8, ..cIIIWllIIJLtlrLI 

--, ...... A."I[l T1{J: NAnoNAl.ASllOClA'11OH or-.u.TOE 

I

Thursday, August 3, 1995 Your Home Page 3 

A FIRST OfFE1lING 

WONDERFUL BANCH features three 

bedrooms, 2.baths, spacious and open 

t..'llily on which overlooks the backyard, 

updated kitchen with new built-in 

appliances, new Anderson windows, living 

rm w/natural fireplace, sprinklinalalarm 

system, 2.5-car garage located in the 

desirable 'Yacht Club View Subdivision'. 

A FIRST OFFERING 

UNtIJl$VUl.J fpur bi\eroo , 2-bath 

aunPlow with beaQtil flOQfI, 

~ceil •.ngs'fP J II wlt-in 

comer ~itchen 

comb in 0 Ind newer 

lan~i e a tlTAt buyt 

143Q YQIlKTQWN. GPW - THE "~ 

VOU'VE AlJNAYSWANn is three 

bedroom, 2.5- e tures _ 

CQIY fire . lItiful 

hardw . room with 

bath an t, new carpeting. 2- 

,ar ,a "ONE YEA({ HOME 

14&1a.uaPOlNTI, G" - REDUCEDI 

OOUJfOUSEt 1'Ns three bedroom, I-bath 

ranch has a natural fireplace in the 1M", 

room, newer vinyl sidin& pulor in front of 

home, JarQe bacJc )lard, l~ &aJ'i8e. 

Tal rIAl TIll, cpw - UNlQUi TRI- 

LEVEL home with three bedrooms, 2.5baths, 

new carpetina throuQhout. family 

room with a natural fireplace, spacious 

kitchen, formal dininj room and near 

.. tt Scbools. 

11111 .Ff'IRSON, GPC - BRING ALL 

YOUR EXPECTATIONS. .. to this prestiQious 

~~n~&~~';f~ ..!:>in~~~~~~~ 

bedr~~, ~~.~~;: 

Ioffers tWO 

Iivina rm., cae, and 24-hour security I 

il! $199,500. 

~ 30211 lEAUFAlT, H.w. - This five 

~ bedroom. 3-bath Ranch/Cape Cod has a 

~ nice open floor pattern, indudina a lar1e 

;; family room with a natural fireplace, 

~ updated kitchen. livina room ~ has a 

~ fireplace. tiled banment, professionally 

.,; ~ lot with in-around sprinilen, 

~ CPschoob. 

~ 581 SH£l.D£N, GPS - LOOKING FOR 

- SUMMER ENTERTAINMENn . is what 

"'_~this outstandina 1.S-bath 

,~ Colonial wil wee 

~ ent with 

a natu rm., 

$i walk 1ea4ina to the built-in 

t poolaDll 

~.. 

~- -~- . 

OIJI'STANDINC center entrance Colonial on 

a huge pie-shaped lot. This home offers an 

all wood libran', wonderful kitd1en wlloads 

of cabinets, etc, leading off into the 

sunroom, finished basement, three 

bedrooms, 2.5-baths, backyard with a slate 

raised patio and basketball court and much 

morel 

A FIRST OFFERING 

NQ NJFFIJ?atU UIC"~ GPC - 

CORNER NultHamUy unit - close to the 

ViIJiae olferina cae, newer win~ updated 

kitchen, natural fireplaces, appliances - in 

each unit, plus a 3-ur jarage, gas grill in 

the backyard. The first floor has a family 

room, and extra bedroom. 

m "Ql.QWOOP, CN - METICULOUS 

desuibes this three bedroom, 2.bath ranch 

home which offers a beautiful family room 

with a natural fireplace, new 'Pella' windows 

« double alass dootwill leading onto a 2tiered 

deck. wood flooriOi in the kitchen, 

dinina room and hallway, natural fireplace 

in the 1ivin8 room, finished basement wJhalf 

bath , dl')l bar, 2.ar attached garaae. 

130lS SHORI POINTE. SCS - 

BW11fI'AKINC TOWNHOUSE in the 

duirabl, Shor~pointe Condo featuring a 

livina room with a 16 foot ceiling, second 

floor family room and library which 

OYerlook the livinQ room. master bedroom 

with fip,..\b ......... 11 ....""'_: .. ,.,,~L. 1---1 

dininQ room wiU;a cb-;'t"~ib;: kitcl;~ 

with many cabinets. ceramic Ooor and 

eating space, oak floors throughout. 

finished basement and more. 

1&8 WESTCHESTER, CPP - WlNDMlLL 

POINTE SUB ... This reasonabi>' priced and 

spacioU$ home offers four bedrooms, 2. 

baths. famii>' l'oom with a natural fireplace. 

1arQe kitchen with an eatinQ area, cac:, first 

Roor be

Thw'Iday, August 3, 1996 

How m.uch hom.e can you afford? 

1Il0ntJdJ paymeuta you.'U haft to 

IDllke in order &0 repay the leDUr. Not 

.u.rpriainl!y, it'. a lot euier to pt a 

,meuer loan than it i.I to pt a biI one. 

U bu.1iDI a new home is at the top After you determine how much 

of your -to do" list, your timiq cub you have Cor a clown payawlt, 

couldn't be better. Intereat ratu you'll need to utimate how much 

remain reucmabl.e, and home pric.M in you'll have to pay in -dOfiIl, coM8- - 

IIl8D1 area are eztremely attrad:ive. a 1IL8J0r8Xpeue that many bu.,.en 

But DOW that you have decicled. to overlook. 

pu.rebaae a home, you. have to aDR'er Clo.i.DI coMa £aU into two pural 

a queation: How much home can "OU ~YprieI: Fe. tU leD.der will cUrp 

aJrord? when iqitjaUy makin. the lou, aD.cl 

An old rule of thumb S&ys that apeuu linIr.ed to the actual truIfer 

buyer. ahould ahop for home- that of the property from the ae11er to fOU. 

cost between two and 2 112times their The WINt portioo of the domq 

annual sroa mcom.e. So, if you make COItA maD)' buy8l'l pay u the "pointa-- 

$"0,000 a year before Uncle Sam their lend.en cbarp to let up a Jl8W 

takes his cut, you mijht want to limit loan. One point i.a equal to 1perceDt of 

your search to homes that are aelJ.ina the total amount you bdrrow. If you 

for between $80,000 and *100,000. borrow $88,600 andl:arl char,ed. two 

Of courae, aeveral new loan pointa by the lender, tho.e pointl 

programs have recently been would cost you an additional 11,710 

introduced that can dramatically ($88,600 z .02 • $1,710). 

increue your borrowiDg' power. But It'a importa.ut to note, thouch. that 

you can get a rou,h idea of how many lender. now oft'.r "no-pob1ta" 

much home you can a«ord by looking Iou •. Other. will .imply acid their 

at your peraonal financial .ituation chari. to yOUl'totalloa:n amount and 

through the eyes of a lender. let you pay the pomtl over the Ute of 

Lenders look at three factor. when your mort,a,.. Either option will 

determining how much you can reduce the amount of calIb you need 

borrow: The size of yOlU' down to buy a home, which is an impoJ't8J1t 

payment, cloling costs, and your coWlid.eration il you don't bav. a lot of 

ability to qualify for a loan. money for a down payment. 

The down payment is the amount of Mo.t of the other closiDI ca.ta ijult 

cash you pay up-front to buy a home you'll have to pay are tJ'aA8aetional 

and convince a lender to finance the fee. that are levied whenever a 

rest of the purchase. If tbe sale8 price property il .old. They inchJde fee. 

is '96,000 and you make a 10 percent charsed by a home-i ... pection 

down payment, your down payment company and the fee that local 

will total $9.500. governments charle to record a .ale. 

Most lenders require a borrower to Sellers typically pay for 80me of these 

make a down payment that's equal to cbarg., but yau will probably have to 

at least 6 percent of the bome', pay for others. A profe8lional real 

purchase price. However, lome e.tate a,ent can tell you more about 

require a down payment as large a. these fees and will estimate tbe total 

20 percent. amoWlt of closing COlta that you will 

The size of your down payment is have to pay. 

important. in part because it will The tinal component in determining 

determine how much money you will bow much you can borrow i. really a 

need to borrow. As your down combination of three factors: Your 

payment goes up, the size of the loan interest rate, you income and your 

you need goes down - and 80 will tbe debt obligation •. 

) Older Americans invited 

to 'Trees for Tomorrow' 

The midwest's oldest conservation 

school, Trees for Tomorrow in Eagle 

River, Wis., will offer a week-long 

elderhostel program this fall titled 

"A,Ul-WUU m l-ilt,~l;onilw!.KKUI. n UiKcusi 

and Ecological Field Study." 

Tree13for Tomorrow staff biologlst 

and teacher Amy Grenier said the 

workshop IS open to anyone age 60 or 

older and WIll focus on season 

changes whIch transform the 

north woods ecosystem each fall as 

well as on topographic features like 

glacial formations and inland lakes 

whIch are timeiesa trademarks of the 

north. 

"Our specialty at Trees For 

Tomorrow is field-based re.ource 

education," Grenier said. "Therefore, 

older Americana who attend our faU 

elderhostel Sept. 3--9can expect to visit 

teachins .ites at cranberry bo,., 

waterfalls. beaver panda, lawmi II. , 

lake recreation areal, wildemeaa areas 

and several other location. which 

show off the unique natural resources 

c:...f n~rth.em WilJConainand the Upper 

r~JUWJula. 

She said the Trees For Tomorrow 

professional staff of foresters. 

biologists and naturalists would be 

teachmg conservation concepts as 

well as management Issues whIch face 

the stewarda of our north woods 

resources. 

"We promise a lot of learning in an 

area of bres thtakmg scenery and 

natural beauty," Grenier satd. 

The Eagle River biologist saId more 

information about tbe autumn 

elderhostel can be obtained by calling 

1-800-838-9472. She laid space in the 

September woruhop i, limited so 

early reseivatiou are a good idea. 

Tbe iDt.eI..t rate will cIet.ermiDe the 

.. 01 your montbly paym.eDta. The 

hiPer the rate. the hiaber the 

~. Sin.ce tbare are 80 IUD)' 

dift'.erent typo of loau available 

t.od.aJ, your real eet&t.e u1M .voeief;e 

will help you bel the beK 6nand", 

peck . 

Your 1.lOCia ... miaht IYeA 

recomm.ad that 7011 chooae aA 

acljuatable rate 1DDI'tpp, 01' ABU. 

wbi.c:b 8tartI out wWa u. iIaaienIt rat.e 

that'. well below tboM 01 8Dd-ra&e 

loau. AD AJar. low olIItarUIratI will 

keep your paya1eIat.I iD the -.rl1 )'8IrI 

to a minimum, which m.kl. 

quaJ.ifyi.q Cor • moz1pp .... and. 

can Ivea. incrl.. the amollDt of 

moDe)' you can borrow. 

Of coune, DD lemier wanta you to 

"let in over yOW' bead" by bonowm, 

too much money. That', why your 

iDcome and. other debt obIipDnu are 

10 important. 

Althoqb poUd.. vary from one 

fh1andal inatitution to tU Dat, m.oet 

len.clen ftIure you can devote betwMD 

2& percent and 30 perclnt of YoW' 

11'081, pre-tu montbly incom.e toward 

your bouainB -.pep,NI. 

How.ver, yaw ~rtr ... p.)'JUnta 

and all your other debt oblia'atioDi - 

• uch •• a1.Jto 10&P.I lAd crec:lit-card 

paymentl - will DDt be allowed to 

eueed betweq 88 perceDt aDd 86 

percent of your ,,-011 income, 

depudjn, on the leDd.el' aDd the type 

01 loaD. you. chooIe. 

If the mortr... you need. would 

puah you. over thole limita, you. still 

have .. ven! optlOZUl.You. could pay 

off 101D1 01 your other debt. to 

IqUMU in UDder the limi&a, 01' fOu 

coWJI look lor • leA4er with more 

fluible qll.l1if1i.Dl requ.inJD.t.. or 

cow .. , 7011 coaWI alao look for • 

clift'ere. home that iu.'t quite u 

upeDli ... 

YOW' parenti or other r.lativ .. 

could help by pvi", 01' lenclin, fOU 

IOIIUI eDra cub to eitiw' ad.cl to your 

clDwD payment or pay off )'OW' othar 

billI. M an alt.erDative, they could colip 

your loan applic.tjon, 

The II1ler miIht even be able to help 

by qreeiq to pay for molt or all of 

your clD.iDl cOIta, or by ftnanciDi 

part of the purch •••. Your .. 1•• 

ulOdate will be happy to aplaiA how 

uller &n.nciq ...orb, 

In fact, it's. pod. W.a to di.cUII 

your owo fio.oc.. with a .al •• 

profu.ional before you .no .tart 

lookilll for • u.w home. He or .he 

caD halp you "pre-quaUfT" fQr. loan, 

which will live you • haUl' We. of 

how lIJ,uch you caD bono.. ad can 

.ave valuable time by .. tabli.biq 

your price ranp. 

To fiod a Cel1tury 21 •• 1•• 

prof ••• tolMol De.,- you, call 1-800."- 

HOUSIS (1-800.0U8-8737). 

(810) ""'~., 

4~~ot 

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~lfllPl.s1\ ~

Thursday, August 3,1995 Your Home Page 5 

Flame Furnace makes history in 1995 

8,GIIy "'''II~ 

~FUII'IM» 

HW.ory iI beiDI made at Flame 

Fumac:e Co. tbia year. FIam.e Fumac:e 

ia c:eJ.ebraiiJII the lDOtb amUYerIU')' 01 

the tonndiDi of l.eanoz IndUltrielInc. 

On.t of the J.arp.t m'nulacturw 01 

bNaD, aDd air COIlditioDiDl .yatem..e, 

Leanoz baa been bon Cor it.. 

commitment to quality and Umovati.on 

lin~ 1886 - when Dave lADDOZ 

bepn buildiac a better furnace in 

Manballtown, Iowa. 

Dreaeed in hi. familiar overall. and 

cap, Dave Le~ h.. become a 

popular advertilm, charadAr and i. 

identitled mOlt often with the famillar 

tlopn ~Atta boy, Davel- But there 

really wu • Dave Lennox - a hard. 

workiq mechanic and myutor who 

bad built a .w:ceuful machine Ihop 

from lCI'atch near the end of the 19th 

century. 

lIJiomu at that time wete beated 

with wood. and coal.burninl fUmacu 

mlde Inti rely of calt iron,- IXplaiAed 

all')' Karow.ke. -Sut Dave LeDnOZ 

bad • blUer idea.- 

That idea, Marowlke .aiel, wu to 

build furnace. from rivlted .teal. The 

WoodllM 

.F Ask the 

u..... c. DOctor 

IeIJU would tend to "UP and crack m 

cut iron fumaeeI, releaaiDI .mob 

and dea.clly ..... mto home •. 

-aiveted .teel W8I much more 

reaittant to beat,- Marow.b Nid. 

'"Lennox'idea virtually eliminated one 

of the major bome heatiac problema of 

that time.- 

That commitment to innovation 

continued into the 20th ceDiUf)'. In the 

1980'. WnnoK wu the allt company to 

put blower. on fumaceI and develop 

the ftr.t forced-air heatiq .y.tem., 

CorerunAen of today'. central air 

.y.temI, 

"LIDIloa a1Jo introduced the Br.t 

reaianua! air collditionm, .y.tem on 

the lDIl'ut, iD 1962,- MarowlU laid. 

-It WII a monatar compared to todaYI 

..... SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC. 

10439 Mack Ave., Gro •• e Pointe 

886-8710 

" .. fQJNJI W IJQIII 

ColoniAl 4 Bedrooms 3 8IthI - 2 LAos 

ea.onlll 4 Bedrooml 2 8&ttIa. 1 LAo 

£na111h Tudor 4 Bedroomi 3 1/2 IMhI 

Tudor 8 Bedrooms 7 INthi/4 HAlf e.ths 

~ 3 Beclrooml 1 !Nth 

II. C.LAISHOW 

3 Bedrooms 

3 Bedrooml 

4ledrooms 

1Bedroom. 

tONDDQIUMS 

"rat OI'Jel1n •• 2nd 

hoUH off 1..Ikethor. 

New ftmlly room 

'.,.,lly room. Llbrll)', 

Wundryroom 

DUIGNIIIHOW HOUII 

"'''''00 

AlumInum CoNtnJcUontWper 

WoocJl 

1 !Nth F1l'1t Offerlna-R«. Room 

w...... 

,ftN\t , ..... D ......... I •• et~_. I ... _ .. _ 

.- ...-_. -_._.~ 

1 1/2 Baths Approx 1.700 sq, ft. $119,000 

1 kth Completely upd.lted $61.500 

2nd f1oof' 2 Bedrooms 1 B.\th Co Op-Clean. 0eIntWper 

Wood. 

2nd Floor 2 Beclrooml 1 1/2 B.lthi ~eled kltchen 

2nd floor 2 Bedroomt 21Nthi "SH0R£8R1£ZE ESTATLS. 

S, of 13 Mile on )effe1'lOn 

20439 MACK AYINUI 

GIOIA PoMI WOOOI, MI 48236 

886..8710 

-where SaIn and Friendt Art MQd,' • Ecxh RId Corp« office II indepIndently 

~ and operated, 

compact UDitl, but it made cooler 

,"mmere pouible for the firet time.- 

'lbday, Karow" aaicl, l.ennoz 

remain. a worlclwid.e 1eacIeI' in bo&b 

qualit7 ud iDaova&ioD. 

tlfADDOX CODtiDu.- to DOt juat make 

uw procluctl, but to puab the entire 

iDduItry in new dinctiou.- Karow" 

IlOtM the .pectaeular 1u.cceN of the 

Pu1Ie fumace, iDtroduced by LeDnoz in 

1882 u the induatry'l tlnt hiPeftlcitncy 

fumace and .till bi, .. Iler 

today. 

. 

~h of'\4:iency beatin, aDd eoolin. 

equip,nIDt., R4)lDmon todQ, thanka 

to Leanor ftrl$~qmbination .pace and 

bot water hip..fftciency Iy.tam, 

CompleteHeat, introduced tbia y.ar. It 

MIZOW.ke 1Iid. 

But the people are jUit u important 

u the hardware to Lennoa. Marow.b 

Hid - .. peelally .ince they only .. 11 

dUectly to inltalliq contractor. lucb 

u Flame Furnace Co. 

-Wmm: wu the flr.t company m 

the iAdUitry to implement a written 

Nt or performance .tandarda for their 

contractor., - Marow.ke laid. wrhe 

Deallr Quality Standardl prorram 

help. iDiurl the people inltallin. your 

l.enDOZ .... ju.at .. hiIb quality .. the 

UDit itaelI.- 

Marowab y Prelident 01 Flame 

Funaace Co .• 14847 GI'atiot. Detroit. 

813IG27.1700. u.clMIU ud ialt.aJ .. a 

com'" line 01 LeDDoa: b.. tiq aDd 

cooliq productl, iAdu.diDa furDaceI. 

air COQClitiouen, and heat pumpa. 

WW.'re prowl to be a part or 

Lennox' tOOth annivel'Nl'f." 

Marowlk.e Mid. 

.~ .1 ••.• ~",_. 

III , 'I " .. I II I 

IIIVING SU~IN(j C,AIlDtNING IMrlltl'l[MfNT 

Publl~/"'d I1J 

A.nteebo Publhihlng, Inc. 

'x) I\rr, ht'\'JI 

Clrm\t..I'ollllt I Jn~ MI olH,t~I 

John Mlnn.ll . /;'dlflJf 

882.0294 

Dliplay Advcrtislng 

882.~SOO 

Real Estale Resource 

882.6900 

Elegant Family Living 

884-0600 

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741" PIac:e 4/3.5 

Add ... 8edroom./lf,th Dntriptitlft 

• • • ..1 • • • t- + +- 

Deiaiption Price 

Fabulous farmhouse Colonial, sIaIe 

oIlhe lit kilI:hen. newty tenOYatl!d 

dvouahout. Tippin......... $aS,- 

ClJ$l:. Exec. Colonial (contemporary). 

By owner $411,508 

2352 SUnhope 3/2 au kuhnIein, Co&dweU ....... 

Schwfitz" 

721 Perrien PI. 412.5 2,700 Sq. Ft. Colonial. Mint. New 

windows. Move in condo 

. 

658 S. 81")'1 4/2.5 Open to offers. 

165$ ;:aJrcourt 3/1.5 0ptrI s.. 2-4. Cape Cod. 

Sf)irklins new kit. Many updates. 

Hfabie MuCN', Inc. 

19757 E. Ida a..e 311.5 Brk. Ranch, new Merillat kitchen. 

989 S. 81')'1 Dr. 211.5 Renovated. Spacious Ranchl 

1585 Hempton 4/2.5 Second n. laundry.lg lot. all 

new approl(. 2.350 sq. ft. 

$111,000 

811-0789 

116-2396 

. . 

IiI ',' 

$161,900 .... 3400 

$159,900 313-aas-5668 

$149,900 8,o-m.'.,7 

Add..- 

47. ~on 

8edroomJ8ath 

Iotd 5/3.5 

Description 

Beautiful! 32' kitchen (newer), 

MASTER BATH wI Jacuzzi tub, 

much more. Immediate occupancy. 

"G. Edpr Ie Aaociates 

Pric:e 

$389,800 

Phone 

313-886-6010 

Call 885-6762 

912 Univenfty 31l Open $un. 2.... Century 

SueVopJ 

21 East, 

$138,500 881-8146 

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~+ + • .'. • • + • 

3/2.5 

........ Pro. QIW ero.e ..... 

... &IaIe WI,.. 112-0017 

2 family flat. Brick. $140,000 112-4721 

Brk. Col .• fS. lot near Windmill e.e. _ 

See picture adl Ieduced S209,ooo 

593J WcNHItaU 3/1 Cute. Brick. Land conl1act available $25,000 810-772-1411 

17ft Chestet' 3/1 Completely updated, fresh decor. 2 

car garage, large lot. $ti,ber Realty Co. $44,. 81.775-4900 

A 

2 

3/1 

1/1 

\-111. ST. CLAIR SHORES 

• lion Price I'tIone 

Family room, 2.1/2 garage, fin. 

basement. Stieber Realty Co. CAlL 810-115....900 

Sr. bung., Move in condo $89,900 885-9943 

Sharp Co-op. Private. Basement. 

Doorwall to private patio. Stieber 

Rolly Co. $34,000 810-775-4900 

Add Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 

2 ... 5~e 412.5 Canal home. See Class. i800 for 

details. By owner $189,000 810-777.3831 

- : ,,5 Woodbridge 2/1+2 Open Sun. 1-4. Fanldsllc upgrades 

thru out Sue Dungan, Coldwell Banker, 

Schweitzer Real Estate $98,500 810-308.2061 

. 

r q Ruehle 2/1 Sr. Ranch, attached gar 60x180 lot, 

prime loc. $85,900 810-779-8430 

. - 

Deep Wide canal. 10 ton covered hol~t 

Pat Hal'\ley, Century 21 Mackenzie $199,900 810-779.7500 

~J;'''~3/1 

1 I~ Woodbridge 2/2 Rare Single floor condo. Laundry, end 

I umt Stieber Rulty Co, $82,900 810-775-4900 

1- S Juliana 

I . 

> 

3/2.5 

2/1 

Description 

Open Sun. 2-4. Colonial With huge 

family rm in Hamson Twp HiJbie 

Muon, Inc. $168,000 886.3400 

Carriage style condo, close 

too x-way & Metro Bch. AC, 

home warranty. Tappan II Assoc. $67,900 884-6200 

S.C.S. Schools. A wonderful ranchl Call .10-772.1417 

~IIt (JAn't~inAA HIlKt Qltitt Like 

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Now that you have clecicled you 

want to bu.ya new home, do you know 

how to find a builder who is 

tODUDitteci to giving you the best 

value lOI' your money? When making 

your selectioa. you.ll want to choose 

your builcler as carefully .. you'll 

choose the 8tyle of your home. 

seniee respoue syatem. Bemem ber 

that moet of the iDfonDati.oD you will 

pick up will be orient.ecI toward _liD, 

the home and will be writteD by &be 

builder or someone the com.pany 

employed. 

Now that you know what size house year mort;gap at $ ~~. 

payment you C8.Jl q.ualify faJ't tJw nest EveD if you. .-et tbe qualifyiJll 

factor in the equation is what price ratios and ca"1 ~ a hopw in tJwt 

range you should be looking in. For price ranI', Y0IJ. •• y Dot bave 

this. you'll need the help of your enougb lavin,. tor the clown 

lender. real estate agent, or an payment on tbe home. Down 

amortization chart or book, which you payments ranp 6'0. zero for a loan 

can find at bookstores. backed by the VA to • little leu than & 

In the example, to meet the 28 percent Cor u FHA-backed loan. 

percent housing payment guideline, Down payment require)'llenta on 

you will need to stay in the $85,000 to conventional Joane ran,e from 5 

$105.000 price range. assuming a 30. percent for people with aqueaky.cJean 

The case for x-ray vision 

By EUen HeDke 

John Deere Lawn azul GanieD 

Ezpert 

Sometimes I wonder what it would 

be like to have "x-ray vision.- just like 

the superhero in the comic books. 

Then rd be able to see beneath the 

surface of my lawn, right down to the 

root zone where many lawn problema 

exist. 

Thriving grass comes from thriving 

roots. With deep roots, your lawn can 

absorb water and soil nutrients more 

easily. An extensive root system also 

helps your lawn survive dormant 

periods. making your lawn less 

~WS~C:II~~:lW :.: =:==~~!,,"'U7 tin you 

obtain a healthy root system? Simple. 

use proper care for what's above it: 

your grass blades. 

Think of your lawn as a mirror, of 

sorts. In general, the higher the grass 

blades above ground. the deeper the 

roots below. So it's important to avoid 

cutting the grass blades too short, 

which is called "scalping." Follow the 

standard "one-third- rule: mow often 

enough so that you cut no more than 

one third of the grass blade during any 

one trimming. 

FollOW the one-third rule minimizes 

shock to the root system and 

encourages deep root growth. And if 

you mi .. a mowing, don't be tempted 

to scalp your yard. Scalping can cause 

part of your root SY8tem to die. 

creatina a harmful thatch build-up. 

More than one-half' inch of thatch can 

harbor insecta and disease, and block 

air, water and nutrients &om reachinlr 

the root zone. When your grua is 

overgrown and you just ean't follow the 

one-third rule. mow at the highest 

cutting height, wait a few days. and 

mow again at the recommended 

height. 

MOWIng yuw- ;.awu ...:....u ;:'; -;;:: :~ 

caUie problems by compacting damp 

soil, shredding grass blades and 

spreading fungus disease organisms. 

Compacted soil blocks the t10w of air 

and water into the ground - starving 

and weakening the root system. A. 

healthy root system is the essence of a 

healthy lawn. 

To encourage healthy roots, mow on 

the high side of the recommended 

range for your variety of grass - 2 112 

to 3 112 inches for cool seaaon grasses 

and 1 to 2 inches for warm .... OD 

grasses. except for St. Augustine grasa 

which should be kept at about 3 inches. 

Chances are you won't ever wake up 

with x-ray vision. So, just remember 

that an important half of your lawn i8 

hidden benepth the surface and neede 

attention, whether you're a superhero 

OJ' not. 

VourHome 

Thursday, August 3, 1995 

The dOB and don'ts of selecting a builder 

iDfonDatioD you obtain, the better you have bad pod uperiencu with,. 

clecieiOD will be. Compo ... 

-A4er )'OIl have ~ wba1 BOlt of ID. 10Weearcb. be thorouP. ancl 

home you ~ we are u.otber good doD.\ be afraid to uk plenty of 

~,. Compo uicl. -You can pt a queetiou. JMfon making 10W fiDa1 

free directoI'1 of home buiWera from d.eciaion,.be 8ure you know the 

BIA.- aaawen to tbeII8 ~: 

Aak the builden for tbe ....... • u ijw builUr aD eet,Wj"''' 

of homes tb.ey have receDtly bWk. u4 The directoJ'1 lWe hOIDM ad member of &:be COD'mnDity when you 

-A good place to start your aearch take a drive around the builclin. &i.tea by c:iiy for Wayae, W8Dt to live? 

is the real estate sectiOD.of the ~. Saturday and. SuDdIi.y Oakland. IIacomb ad St. Clair • Doea the builder oller a 

newspaper," said Janet L. Compo, are pod days for your tour aiDce you c:ouDtiea. Ead:t liltina iDdwiee buic cwrtomer service program and. if 80, 

president of the BWlcling lAduatzy are more likely to catch people at information .uch as Iqu.are foots .. , what d.oee it cove(t 

Association of Sontbe .. t-ern Uiebigan home I1.oiDi yard work aM. cboJ'ea. BUmber anAl placement of beVooma • Can the buililer live you 

(SIA) and chief eueutive o8icer or IDkodw:e iouneJI and tell them &bat and baths. style and cieaip, price ;retereD.c:M ftom ut,jefied customers? 

James D. Compo In.c. in Farmington you are con.sicle~ pW'Cbaain. • ran,e, school diatrict, and other -aemember that when you are 

Hills. home from the buileler who built daeir amenities. buJinc a new home, you are DOt jUllt 

Look for the type of home you want home and. that you are coUectin. 0driiIr reference aourcee iDdwie real buying a structuze. but a packap of 

and note who builda it. Make a liat of random opinions of the bull.,'. eatate aI!I}!8 and penonal relnencet. services, and the quality of those 

the models you like, and visit the quality and cystomer eervi&:e. It no ODe Please rewmber, ijg.t real eataSo aenicea will have an impact on your 

developments. Take a look around. is outli.cle. clon't be alrai.cl to Imoc$ OJ} apnts typicsl1y workAOr the seller ota eDjoyment of your home: she said. 

and pick up their promotional their doon. Try to talk with at leut property unleu you retain tb,em u Do your re&eal'ch t.horou&hly, ancI 

material. Talk. to a sales penon about three or (our bo~eowner. per buyer brokers. you. should have no trouble fi.DdinI a 

the builder's history, the company's J18i&bborhood.; cIoJl't jut rely on ijle -se lure to talk to your fiiencis G4 buUcJer who meets your hi.h 

. mission statement and its customer viewl of one P'''IO~. The lJlO,e relatiV81 and tUul out the builders tba7 .taD41arcla at e,.uality. 

How to know if you can qualify to buy a home 

C1edit biatori.ea to 10 to 26 percent. payment (which inc1wlea tueI aJld. 

A & percent cIo'Mi pann ent on a lD8UJWlC9 premiU$8) plua ,)pHt.iee. So. 

$J.OO,l)()() ~ ia p,ooo. In adcJjt;ioP if yout aJUlual er o ,. incotxle is 

to a 40,.. pa~. you'll also ~ $4.O,QOO. yo'J cap. s,peJ1Clu.~ to $933 o~ 

enouP cub to, cloaiJlI coate, wbi.cb ho~~!..~_~of .i.,,_,- ~Jl .L_. 

y-~. 

typically rapp from S to 6 ~ or ,.~ ~ "we 1oJ'.""""" ~ ~ - 

the loaJ1. or U1 tJaU ca.8#' $3.000 to housin, payment. plus your other 

$6,000. ~~~~ - ... C8J' paYJDents 

~ yw. )Q:ww tJ1e .. of the ~ ~ q ...,..~~a~ - sb.o.ucl 

pa~ __ price ranle of the hoane. not totallllOre than 36 percent of your 

you cap. besip. bouse huntiJll with JJ1DJ1tl'I1yIf088 incoP18. 

knowledp and COJltidence. ContiJluh1B the eDJDple, tbat m... 

KnoWlPl how mu.cb house you can you can 8pencl $1.199 on bouaiDi plus 

afford to buy is one of tPe tJlost iuta1llJ1ent debt. So, if your bouse 

importaJlt questiolUl to answer before payment, plus utilities. comes to $933, 

you start your house search; it's also that means your other monthly debt 

one that you are very likely to answer C&nJlot total more than $266 if you 

incorrectly. want to qualify for a mortpge. 

ItIn today's interest rate market, a "The best way to find out if you 

rule of thumb is that you can quali.fy qualify for a loan is to visit with a 

for a mortgage that is about three lender or real estate agent and have 

times your annual gr08. salary.1t them "pre.qualify" you,lt Compo said. 

explained Janet 1J. ComPOt president "This will live :il'U a ,ood idea of 

of the Buildiq Industry .Association of whether you can qualify for a 

Southeastern Michigan and chief mortgage and for how much." 

executive officer of James D. Compo With mortgages guaranteed by the 

Inc. of Farmington Hills. "But that Veterans Administration or the 

doesn't take into account down Federal Housina Administration these 

payment and debt issue." percentages, or ratios as they're 

More specifically, you should spend known in the mortgage business, will 

no more than 28 percent of your be higher, giving you more breathing 

monthly gross income on a mortgage room when trying to qualify. 

~ ~~"'l.11}Jl~~.LO-v.e.iv.r.A.KM.-._.5.it.o.m.e•••••------t This beautifully maintamed Farms two story home 

features newer bath and ktichen, hardwood flooring, 

gas forced air with cental air and so much more. Three 

bedrooms, large eat in kitchen, music room and 

screened porch. Most unique home and lanclscaplOg. 

City of Grosse Pointe •.• Washington Road 

This five bedroom three and one-half bath home has 

had more improve menu in the past five years than you could imagine. Newer 32 

foot k.itchen, master bedroom. master bedroom with newer bath with jacuzzi tub, 

hardwood floors, French doors, large family room. newer windows. Make your 

appomtment today! 

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Thursday, AAQISt 3, 1995 Yow HolM Page 9 

.. Moran, GroI8e Poiri8 

Farrre. Open Sunday, 2- 4. 

AbDUtt mow In c0ndition, 

3 beci'OOm, 1 1/2 b8Ih 

CoIonIIJ. '189.eoo. 880- 

5471. 

QROI8I PcirU Woods- AJ.. 

IrBctJw 3 bedroom bunga- 

Jew. ~ $85.000. By 

Otmer 881~180. 

CLAlSIFIEI) 

ADVERTJllNG 

FAX 

(313)143-&&11 

V18AJMA8TERCARD 

ACCEPTED 

251 KENWOOD COURT 

Comer lot Colonial on 

Charlevoix. 4 bedrooms 

3.5 baths.lg. updated 

kitchen. Charming 

detaUs. screened pofch 

off living room to lovely 

yard. Updated decor & 

landscaping GFA 

attached glrage. 

Convenient to schools. 

Approximately 

2,600 sq. ft. $297,000. 

882-8059 

• 

. 

2 ram~ Rat with aItached QC':Irage & apartment, ~ 

unit has 2 bedroom, 2 bc:iths,sun room, large IIV. 

room & din. New kitchens. Rents ex.ceu $2,200. 

$295.000 

- SUNDAY 6PEN 2.4 - 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 4 

.....-4.., ..." . ~ • _ •__! I •• 

:J.l", 'Uf"'':V~1~""!J 

Immediate Occupancy on 

this charming three bedroom 

Dutch Colonial on a lovely 

Grosse 

Spacious 

Pointe 

rooms 

street. 

w/newer 

carpeting throughout. Superb 

leaded 

living 

glass 

and 

windows in 

dining room. 

Wonderful large 

deck. Blown in 

yard with 

insulation, 

interior stonns, vinyl replacement windows in kitchen add 

heating bills. Two story garage means great storage. 

CENTURY 21 EAST 

SUE VOGEL • 881.8146 

up to low 

..................... 

~UWOODS 

HOH.V 

Super clean two 

bedroom all brick. 

finished basement with 

haJf bath, bay window 

in dining are., 1.5 

garage. Sharpl 

$61,500. 

HARPER WOODS 

DEUGHT 

Modem three bedroom 

ranch, with finished 

basement with 

fireplace, dining room, 

ceramic bath, big liVing 

room, big garage with 

attached Florida room. 

Clean and ready to gol 

$68,500. 

Call OJroI'Z' Ko,ppUn 

Bon R,altors, Inc. 

774-8300 

a..EM 2. 3 bec*oClm bridt. 

IniIhIId b-.rert, gnge. 

-.m. AId( 0pIan. 81~ 

778-1103. 

GiliWll1 ...... 

1J7S11. J)A &.ME 

S....... 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch. fCln'n8I dirWtg 

roam, r'IIIW MeriIlIt kMr.':Ilen. 

~~.2112 

eat 8IaChed awaea. 

Finished bIB 1lT'ent. 

$158.900. 313-88&5668 

fOUR bldloom CdrriI'. 2 1/2 

bib. ramtt tOClIII. .. 

.Irtgs *-'.8ge Jet New 

fwnIce( ., IuQy room. 

By 1JIPOir .... 313-&- 

8762. 

.... F. W•••• 

rma~ 

four bedroom. two IDd ODe 

half baths, (USlOID built 

rIDdl with two car .barbed 

~ c:eDn1 air. PalWa1 

•flori4a room, full 

basemeIIt, au. £be ameni«ies 

,.". 

Investors ~ia1. two 

bedroom. basclDCDl 

wilb tbird bedroom. ODe 

aDd a ball car ,garage wiIh 

two car Ibac:bCd carport, 

rcrms. 

CONDO. 

".a...... 

First floor ead unit. one and 

one balf baths. full 

basement. central air. 

carport, excellent coDdition 

low SO's. 

...... COIIIIIUaloti 

Two bedroom, formal 

4inina, central air, carp()n. 

FraserlRoseville. Low SO's. 

MlCIIAIL IOIOLID 

CllllUIY 21 WI 

a1a/••••• 040, 

... 211 

110/771.,.aa 

Don't Miss This One! LOCATION ... PRICE... AVAILABILITY 

Four bedroom. two and one half bath Cape Cod on large 100 x 172 foot lot Updated 

kItchen with island and eating space. library with built in bookcases. multiple 

fueplaces. Master suite is 18 x 14 plus bath. Plenty of large walle-in closets. one cedar. 

Central alJ'. FinIshed basement. $269.900. 

By appointment. Call 885.0588

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11%7 Sedfcrd. Grosse Pc*E 

Pa'k. Move ...., an ......" 

desiglaed am rW1IItf 1M> 

vaMd 3 bect'ocm home, 2 1J 

2 b8I1s. MutsdW- .. 

kIdwn. tAJI 0'11, jacuzzi. 

McCoy salnL $:Q3.900. By 

owner. By apponmen. No 

f'88IDrs or bnRn please. 

438-1CYO 

~~ 

Im~iate OCCUpancy. you 

WJH be boabng this season. 

Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 

baths, central air, great 

room, den, 2 car ~ 

garage, finjsheQ b8s8m8nl. 

large Qeq(. 2 ~ 

anQ morel ~ If. ctnve py. 

mlJlt .. jnsjde to 

~,.tpne. 

1.650 sq~ ,.. ~ng 

fl"JP). C. JQr 

~.B1o-m- 

~l. 

.,. 

. ~~~ 

brIt*~. ~ 

2100. 3't~ Ho .. 

•• alA4 HQRWQQP 

U~3~~ 

I'IN')Ch 1tWh ~ ~ 

p'an. Grosse Po;n'. 

ScJ}ools. H-.rc:twoQq 

fJocn. RoomY "njsheQ 

~l-arge~. 

882-8736. Open Sunc:t8Y 

1- 4. 

NOM- tlome: Hanison Twp. 

1979. 14x70, 2 masI8t ~ 

rooms, 1 112 ba#'I Latge 

rooms. ~ ... "'anse 

Cfeuie school .•• 000. 

or besl. 1-81().463.3618 

THftlef£ ~room Ranch on 

Ivve kJl 760 Hidden I-ane. 

Grosse pOinte Woacts. 

Entire t10use ~ed. finished 

basement with fun 

bath. fireplace & wet bar. 

Must see. can for appotnI- 

~"2535. 

~ 

Fi.... Off.rlng: 

D;"....I.,.ll!!ll.....IIfliIIro8~ a.rt~ 

.._ ..--- ,.._.._ - -_ - 

cape Cod with all of the 

chann you desire and aN 

of the convenience you've 

been hoping to tinct. 

Outstanding new kitchen. 

newer famjly room, plus a 

newer two car attached 

garage. Three bedrooms 

and two full baths 

comptete the package. For 

details call: 

SINE REALTY 

114-7000 , 

MOVE in by fall. 3 bedtoom 

brick Bungalow with basement, 

In great Farms ~ 

lion on IIrge lot. Close to 

Kerby 8ChOOI on Betanger. 

'113.000. 31~ 

.-, 

TOPAV'& 

IarrIUYI 

'- •• "'JJ 

1 

MEW...,. 

Large4~~q. 

Aaact1ed 2 car 9SI'9. 

FiIst tIoor ~ & Iav. 

Famiy room. fioished 

~ PriceQ to .. 

if $259,900. 

~POfrm 

,.. J..IITJHG 

4 beQroom. 2 bata. single. 

UpQatecI kitchen. dsc*. 

~~.Cennf 

air. ~ .. fIiT~. 

Terms 

CROWN RQJ.. TV 

TON ~., P • SON 

a 

~~~ n::ome ~. ~ car. 

... ~ ..-.soo. 31».18- 

7T~. 

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_~ ... :t J!NQJqIS, 

2",~.,~~ 

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~. c.... ~ 

SChwe4zer ,., ~ • 

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t-QClllQN.""," .. 

_ ...'V'" IR-fTY 

1fqt I-OCH~ IN-vp. 

4 ~. 2 1~ bath 

C~P$ co". Upc:ta!ec:t 

~.~.~ 

='ac~s, large fat. 

.9PO.~~. 

See picture aQ in "Your 

Home" section, 

10 MI~ oIeff8fSOn canaJ 

home, Cozy, SUJ* dean, 2 

bedroom, EIVlII* rmt titI 

~ 1st. $800/ month plus 

secunty. 810-71'3-6068. 

ST Clair Shores. 27900 

Ruehle. Open Sunday 1. 5 

aric* ranch. 2 bedrooms, attached 

garage. 60 x 180 lot. 

Easv acesss to X-ways oak 

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Th&Irs4ay, AA9JSI3, 1995 Your Home Page 11 

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I, , , ,. ' d •• Il 

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,....c. 11M" • cnt ~ rtJe 

r&iDfJ& a:Jp 2D _ paces 

to retire ~y "Hew 

Q1oices"magazine (a Reedar's 

Digest pubkaUon). 

Hoffle for sae bV owner, 24 

hl:u gated sectnv. 3 bedmom, 

2 bad1, IMng room 

WIdl fireplace. dining room, 

kitchen, encbsed porch and 

ample 1 1/2 caw garage. 

new tJVl effidencV heat 

pump. oak cabrlefs IhroI.qtout. 

aM new eatpet. buII-in 

vacuum system, large attic 

storage, 2 tPf ~ with 

men1lershIPs ~. For 

Informabon. wnte- E.W 

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1011 N. Thira St. , Roger city 

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1«)IMlfN, Htr "*'ft1qage $U4.500 

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ti~. "75'''~ $119.0a0 

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10~ea. 183' IQtra frontrlge $45,QOO 

120 acres, 2,196' lake fromage .. 

1.5OP sq. Jf. contemporaty home 186' lake frontage, 

4~, ~ pnvale $178.000 

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~ stamng at $42.500 

Ranctt t1ome. land contract, $13,000 down $89,900 

Cottage for Rent $300 

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3 bedroom ranch, full basement, 1,200 sq. fl.•221'xl28' lot 

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Page 12 YourHome Thursday I August 3, 1995 

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listing on Provencal. Elegant Mieou 

Colonial on secluded gated street. Nearly 

one acre of beautiful wooded grounds 

create an environment seldom seen in Grosse 

Pointe. Impeccable condition throughout. 

$1,395,000. 

New, new, new and in one of 51.Gair Shores 

hottest locations! Located on secluded 

Greencrest, this spacious ranch has an 

open and airy floor plan. Three bedrooms and 

one and one half baths, two car attached garage 

and a beautifully landscaped garden with patio 

make this a very special offering. $139,000. 

, ucked away on a cul-de-~ac off Lakeshore m 

! the Shores, thIS utterly charmmg smaller 

1 Colomal IS ready for you to move mto 

Meticulously mamtained throughout, thIS home 

has three spacIOus bedrooms and a k ~'ely 22 

foot famIlY room. Paho overlooks secluded 

gardens 5368,500 

ANOTHER NEW USTING! On Vrrginia 

Lane in Grosse Pointe Woods, this 

remarkable three bedroom ranch is sure to 

sell in a heartbeat. Don't wait. Three bedrooms, 

newer custom kitchen, refinished hardwood 

floors and double French doors leading to lovely 

deck. $154,900. 

884-0600 

I hIS home IS pure magicl Stunnmg slate roof, 

f mcredibly beauhful wood .... /ork and plaster 

t moldmgs and, best of all, totally renovated 

throughout Four fawlly bedrooms and 

additIonal mald's quarters Attached garage, 

outstandmg flnlshed ba~ement $449/000. 

I 

G orgeous 

English on sprawling lot in 

desirable Park location. Large [oyer, 

combines with a perfect floor plan for 

entertaining. The formal gardens are a delight to 

the eye and are at their best right now! Four 

bedrooms and the master bedroom has a 

fireplace. $469,900. 

L akeshore 

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Drive in Grosse Pointe Shores. This 

charmin$ and authentic clapboard Cape 

Cod style home has recently been 

completely renovated. New fully equipped 

kitchen with washed maple cabinets. Neutral 

decor and skylights. $379,000. 

") ne of Grosse Pointe's finest estates This 

( dramatic home is located just off 

Lakeshore Drive m Grosse Pomte Shores. 

Lake view from several rooms DramatIc dual 

staIrcase. Incomparable pla~ter moldmgs, five 

fIreplaces, pool and more $795,000.

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