Two Names You Can Trust.@ Neighborhood Club SINE & eyes skating faciiity ONAGHAN in Harper Woods The Neighborhood Club, and of-the-art faclhty would rf_~G Center Ice Management are Include a fitness center and Inside proposmg a skating faClhty in multi-use athletic space that Harper Woods with two NHL- mIght be used for gymnastics, This Issu.e size nnks aerobiC exerCise, volleyball, of The proposed nnks would dance or a mynad of other meet demands for Ice time m actiVities In addItion, the facil- the Pomtes and Harper Woods Ity would prOVidea venue for YourHome as defined m the Joint Harper semor luncheons, SOCialactiVi- Woods Grosse Pomte Futunng ties, a teen club and summer Report Issued In 1994 camp programs At ItS June 7 meetmg, the The pnmary activIties of Harper Woods City CouncIl such a faclhty would be ice I received a presentation from hockey and figure skating '!\vo J Thursday, June 10 John Bruce, executive director or more high school varsity ~ of the Neighborhood Club, and teams could play within the The Grosse , Terry Seyler, president of nnks Among the potential ten- North/South Jazz Band , Center Ice Management Inc, ants could be Grosse POIDUl, launches the 1999 MUSICon regarding the construction and Sough HIgh School men's aticJ' the Plaza senes of free con- operation of a multi-use actiVi- women's varsity hockey teams,l certs, performed at the cor- ty center proposed to be con- which currently play at City ner of St ClaIr and structed m Salter Park Sports Center In downtown Kercheval m the Village The Salter Park is located on Detroit; Grosse Pomte North musIc starts at 7 p.m Harper (the south sefVlcednve High School men's team, whIch • ofI-94), north ofMoross, Imme- skates at St Clair Shores, and diately adjacent to Bishop North's women's team, now Jody Bauman of the Gallagher High School skatIng at Great Lakes Ice Cultivation Station teaches a According to a media release, Arena In Fraser, the Notre class on how to grow plants lIarmleu red dye used to the proposed actiVities center Dame High School's men's anywhere, anytime at the trace what 18believed to be would be pnvately owned and team and the Regma High ChIldren's Home of DetrOit, an old raiDwater outflow operated as a nonprofit sub- School's women's team, both of 900 Cook m Grosse Pomte pipe 8eeps Into Lake St. Sidiary of the Neighborhood wluch skate at Great Lakes Woods. Clair between Mor088 and Club It ISexpected to be finan- Hopefully, the new faCIlIty The class begms at 7 30 Provencal In Grosse PoInte Clallyself-suffiCIent and able to would enable Harper Woods p m For more mformatlOn, Farms, above. West winds pay all operatmg and debt ser- HIgh School to develop a hock- call (313) 881-4594 blow the cU8charge Vice costs from operatmg rev- ey program upstream toward the enues Without burden to the The Grosse Pomte Hockey Shores. taxpayers of the community' ASSOCiatIOn, whose pnmary In the shallow water of As presented, the faclhty members are reSidents of the Monda~ June 14 -.- Lake St. Clair, Bob Wright, would be built around two left, locates an outflow pipe The Grosse Pomte Pubhc - ""''- ...... NHL-slze Ice nnks The state- See ICE RINK, page 3A School System electIOns for fJ'om which blurbs of harm- school board members begIn less red dye 1& gurgUng Into at 7 am The polls close at 8 the waters north of the Student suspended pm Gr088e Pointe Farms pier Park. ... _ "1\1'). 4'i U... ~ r ~ The Grosse Pomte Park for downloading City CounCll meets at 7 p m Dye discharge- raises' 'red' alarm 1D the Park City hall, 15115 By Brad Lindberg a leak of sewer dye used to "There's no sheen on the E Jefferson boltlb-making info Staff Wnter trace the path of rainwater water, so It's not petroleum In what emergency officials from a house undergOIng based," he said "There's no By Brad Lindberg turn called pohce were relieved to leam was a expansIon on Lakeshore odor of pesticide" Staff Writer South teachers are reported- Tuesday, June 15 harmless InCident, a large between Moross and Provencal Wright was in telephone con- Bomb-makIng InstructIOns ly wary of the student, whose The newly elected Grosse quantlty of bnght red dye was in Grosse POInte Farms. tact with headquarters as offi- beheved to have been down- biography would be mcomplete POInte Board of Education released mto Lake St ClaIr "To me, tlus 18 sewer dye," cers from the Farms and loaded from the Intemet by a WithOut mentIOn of Ius alcohol meets at 8 p m m Grosse earher this week, promptlng SaId Bob Wnght, m an eyeball Shores considered optIons hst- student at Grosse Pointe South VIOlatIons and current proba- Pointe South's Wickmg alerts to local and federal estImate Wright was on the ed under hazardous-material High School were turned over tlOn for breakmg and entenng Library authorities scene as an emergency team guidelines Two members of to local polIce last week 10 Macomb County Whtle the head of an emer- leader from the Inland Waters the Umted States Coast Guard The 16-year-old male stu- PolIce Willfollow-up the mCl- geney response team weIghed company of Detroit. station m DetroIt drove up. dent and reSident of Grosse dent, mcludmg adVlsmg the Saturday, June 19 the enVironmental cost of Because the nature of the Wright considered deploymg Pomte Park has been put on a suspect's parents and school five-day temporary suspension officials The Fnends of the Grosse delaymg a $50,000 contain- substance was unconfirmed, retentIon matenal to stop the ment actIOn, the then- Wnght said, "We can't wait spread of the then-unidentified and hIs computer priVIleges Pomte Library host a used rescinded, according to school "It's fnghtemng that some book sale as part of the Hill unknown and almost lumines- around (while it spreads)." substance The effort would cent agent belched in regular The substance contmued have mvolved erecting a coffer- offiClals. people can have access to Days celebration The sale On Wednesday, June 2, at bomb-makmg InformatIOn," begins at 9 a m and ends at bursts from the lake bed flOWingupstream toward the dam around the discharge area West WInds pushed the splil Shores as Wright tlcked off the and excavating contammated 3'30 pm., a teacher reportedly said Farms DetectIve Mike 4 p.m and IS on the terrace saw the boy discard mne pages McCarthy "It's always impor- of the Central Library, 10 upstream, delaymg findIng the telltale signs of harmful poilu- source of what turned out to be 18nts See DYE SPILL, page 3A of a 100page reClpe for bombs, tant for school offiCials and Kercheval, m Grosse Pointe grenades and sabotage tech- parents to momtor their chIl- Farms mques that he downloaded dren's computer usage because A vanety of hardcover and from a non-South student's thiS mformatlOn is readtly paperback books Will be for web site The boy had skipped available" sale at bargam pnces The class and hopped on a comput- In the days before the rain date is Saturday, June er in the school hbrary. Columbme massacre, school 26, at the same tIme and A teacher retrieved the docu- offiClals would probably have locatIOn. For more mforma- ments and upon learnmg they Just called the boy to the office bon, call (313') 343-2074, ex were mstructJ.ons on how to and Issued a warnmg. No 204. make "tennis ball bombs" and more "detailed InstructIOns" on "The tImes have changed "ways to vandalize the school," and rules have changed," said forwarded the documents to. Russell P Luttmen, assistant school admlDlstrators who in pnnclpal for student sefVlces
Opinion 7A Seniors 1M Schools. . .. 14A Obituaries 18A Auros 20A Home: Grosse Pomte Park Business 26A Entertamment 6B Age: 41 Sports lC Family: Father, Ralph Classified ads 6C Occupation: Belly-dance instructor at the Grosse J •• Pomte War Memonal, Hill Days are here again! natl techmClan and In anticipation of thla year'. "RlD na,." fntlvlti~. Friday and saturday. June esthetlClan at Jacobson's 18 and 19, the IUchlian BlIIDUleSociety wUlacalD bave an lnformatloD booth .. wen .. retaU item. for sale ID front of JohDatoDe and JobDstoDe Realty OD Quote: "I think It's an art t Kercbeval. A featured Item at the booth wUI be the IlmIte4 edlttoo "1tveD TouCh It's been around before Gar- Can Take a Couple of Ucu" T.. bIrU feat1lltDl Red WlDC Tbom .. BolHrom. ballet It's the mother of RafIle tickets wID. aIM be anDable for the JIBS 1989 ram. of a 1985 llaetaq con- all dances" vertible. Ready for HID Da,. are. from left, IUcbiCan HlIIDUle 80ctety repreHDtatlve See story, page 4A "Gromlt, " GtonDJUl PoueIlas of GroeN PoIDte. Patti PrlDta of JohDatoae aDd JobD- lttoDe Realty and IIanbaII VJletel. .. of Oroeee Poiate. ~eDey Brantley
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. ---~- • , June 10, 1999 Grosse Pointe News News 3A County to take accident ruling to Supreme Court By Jim Stickford Augu;,ta;, Huttmg of the after dnnkmg and Inge"tlng StaH Writer county prosecutor's office the Illegal drug PCP drove a After havmg It;, motIOn for a vowed to appeal the decIsIOn rented truck Into the car of Ieht'anng In thp w"p of Ivory and Immediately filed a motIOn Chrlstma ComIto, who wa" dn L Her ron, turned down by the for a rehearing On Thebday, vmg on Vernwr In Gro"se "tate'b Ulurt of "ppeal". the May 25, the court of appeals Pomte Woodb Waynp County pro"ecutor'b demed the motIOn for the office ha" vowpd to take the reheanng ComIto, 25, lived In St ClaIr CUbeto thE' Michigan SupremC' Hutting ;,ald that hi;' office Shores and wab teaching In Court Herron I" the man who had 21 day" to file for leave to Harper Wood., at the tlmp of klllpd local teacher Chnshna take the cabe to thE' <;tatE' the aCCident Her GMC .Jlmmy (Ullllto whrll' he wa;, dnvlng "upreme court, whIch I;' exact- \\ as CI ubhcd and I," 'LU," wm k- drunk m OctohC'r 1<)95 Iy what hiS office did ers removed her body from the vehicle Ublng cuttmg and pry- He w"" chargpd With <;econd "We think our <.hances of Ing tools deglCe murdpr. but w" .. con- being granted a leave by the vl'Cted of neghgent homicIde ;,tate supreme court arc good." Herron's hcen.,e \\ a<' "Ub- Ph"t" b) Brad Lmdb i 4A June 10, 1999 News Grosse Pointe News Park woman dances her way from Egypt to the Pointes By Bonnie Caprara there was a SIde of me that was Staff Writer became one of the first her own, worlong on choreog- really shy My mother had to raphy, deSIgnIng and malong She's been known by many Michigan reSidents to recetve talk me Into lessons" costumes, as well as teaclung names Mahassen, Aspasla an esthetIcian hcense She has Inhlbltlom, faded qUIckly POINTER OF INTEREST "My mother and I used to and Shahzada She has lived a now Included faCIals and make- After three months she was up work to her responsIbIlitIes make all my own costumes, ~ hfe most people only dream of, "He was hke a grandfather asked to dance at a farewell perfonn In Egypt, Morocco and at Jacob!>on's said Brantley "We used to do weanng glamorous costumeb, party at the former Cedar's to me," said Brantley "He Canada Her mterests In nails and all the hand beadmg since It dramatic makeup and travel- club for her teacher who was beheved In me and took me However In 1989, Brantley make-up IS a natural extensIOn was very expensive I stIll like mg to ('xot!c locations for a hv- under hIS wmg He believed In cut her career short when her moving back to the MIddle of her mterest m belly dancmg to draw and create and I make Ing East me as a performer and told me mother dIed of hepatitIs "I always dId my own make-up a lot of costumes for my stu- For 13 years Shelley "When I danced the first I was really focused for an 18- "When my mother got Sick In Brantlev, 41, of Grosse POinte year-old ~ when I was dancmg," said dents, although It'S not a bUSI- hme, I was rather shy My face '88, she had to get a liver trans- Brantley ness for me" Park, worked as a professIOnal Her mother acted as her plant," bald Brantley "She died was pmk," bald Brantley In 1997 a dance Instructor belly dancer Although her manager throughout her before she could get It "After the drummer called me suggested that Brantley check Brantley leads a relatIvely career ha" tflKl'n hpr fl" far as :J. caTeN She'd help her book "I tned to get back Into danc- out for solo thL "ccond time, I In With the Grosse Pomte War qUIet and pnvate oft-stage lIfe Egypt and Morocco, she's now knew I found my niche" shows, make costumes, and Ing, but I couldn't put my heart Memonal Center, whIch was WIth her father, Ralph. passing on her talent and travel With her to dltTerent Into It At 31, I had taken my It was at that party that the looking for an Instructor to "He's always been support- knowledge to students as a clubs danCing as far as I could I Cedars co-owner and former teach theIr belly dance classes Ive," saId Brantley "I've always belly dance Instructor at the "One of the hIghlights of my wanted to see If there was Farms reSident Tony Risk Smce then she has been teach- been nervous performmg m Grosse POinte War Memonal career was getting the key to somethmg else 11 otTerI'd her a job at the restau- mg three classes a week In front of him He loves that I'm Center rant the city of Scranton, Pa ," saId It wasn't untIl 1992 she July, she'll be adding a new teachmg at the War Memonal "I thmk It'S an art,~ said At that time, Brantley had to Brantley "I was there to dance found a new focus m her life as four-week class for gIrls ages 9 He knows It'S an art " Brantley "It's been around turn down the job otTer Her at the openIng of a new restau- a naIl technICian at Jacobson's to 12 Brantley IS also workmg on before ballet It's the mother of mother SaId she was too young rant" soon after she received her Students In her class range her college degree She has all dancing" But while her classmates at In January 1982 Brantley manIcunst license from 16 to 60, WIth most of her been attendmg classes at Brantley started taking belly Grosse POinte South High was inVIted to perfonn m a "That was a real blessing," students m their 20s and 30s Maco:nb County Commumty dance lessons as a teenager School were earning pocket club m CaIro, Egypt said Brantley "It was a real "It's a great fonn of exercIse College over the years and IS With her mother, Peggy, at the change babYSitting and walt- "In Egypt I worked WIth a low pomt m my hfe for me and and It'S a complete work-out," thlnkmg about gomg Into Grosse POinte War Memonal res Sing, Brantley worked one 22-pwce orchestra," said 1 was very lonely My mother said Brantley "The slow steps teachmg Center nIght a week danCing at wed- Brantley "You only dId one and I had always shopped sculpt the body and the fast "My mother was a Spanish dmgs and parties show a nIght It's conSidered "Now that I've been teach- there I hke the feehng at steps help you lose weIght" dancer, but she had surgery After she graduated from the home of belly dancmg, mg, I've found that I'm a good Even though It'S been 10 and needed to get back m South In 1975, she took Risk especIally In Catro " Jacobson's. It has a very canng commumcator My students years smce Brantley has shape," said Brantley "1 up on hiS job otTer and per- After that first tnp, Brantley atmosphere and It gives me a have told me I'm a good teacher danced profeSSIOnally, she has always hked dancing and act- formed at the Cedars for three had traveled several o'1mes a chance to be creatIve" and that I'm very non-Judg- kept her Interest ahve In belly Ing while I was growmg up, but shows SIXnIghts a week year along With her mother to In September 1998, Brantley dancmg through practIcmg on mental" Idents can start theIr holiday Park Fourth of July plcmcs, said Solomon The parade convemently ends m a Woods readies for fireworks park, so partiCIpants can go parade returns dIrectly from the parade to theIr PICnICSWIthout haVIng to celebration on the Fourth leave the park. Jim Stickford By Jim Stickford on Sunday, July 4 The parade By Lochmoor Club, the Grosse Stemer, is $35,000 RIght now Staff Writer Staff Writer POinte School System, as well the commIttee is seeking spon- starts at 10 a m The parade "We are currently lookmg for Patnotlc parade lovers Over 200 years ago foundIng as help from local busmesses sors Wllhng to donate $1,800 travels down Kercheval and bUSInesses to partICIpate In the father John Adams saId that rejOicel The Grosse Pomte NatIOnal Coney Island WIll be "Each sponsor gets a banner turns on Balfour and heads parade,~ saId Solomon the Fourth of July would be Park Fourth of July Parade IS on hand to sell food and for the put up outSIde the Parcells past JetTerson to Essex, where "Currently we have SIgned up celebrated WIth fireworks He first tIme there WIll be Ice back field 10 days before the show," Trombly School IS located local Boy Scout and GIrl Scout was nght; Just ask the folks m cream and pretzel vendors said Stemer "We've had a The parade had been can- groups to march, as well as Grosse Pomte Woods Famlhes can bnng food, but no number of buslOesses willmg celed m 1997 and 1998, saId At Trombly, the adult portIOn other youth groups There WIll The Grosse Pomte Woods open flames will be allowed on to donate, but our list is not Park parks and recreatIOn Fireworks CommIttee's Fourth of the parade wlll merge WIth be plenty of antIque cars too the field." complete at thIs tIme It takes dIrector Terry Solomon, of July fireworks celebratIOn IS the children's portIon, Solomon "If you can't be In the parade Steiner saId that popular two days to set up the fire- because of constructIOn scheduled to be held on radIO personahty Mark "Doc" said WhIle the chIldren waIt we urge you to get out and works on Lochmoor property "Over the past couple of for the adults to march by, Sunday, June 27, at dusk, saId Andrews wdl act as the MC These days they use computers watch the parade Now that committee member Enc years, the streets had been dug there WIll be Judges loolong at He IS on of Dick Purtan's peo- to set the tImIng for the show" up for the sewer separatIOn the constructIon IS completed, Stemer The rain date IS ple The Teen Angels, a local how the kIds decorate theIr Stemer also Sald that the project," Solomon SaId "There we're ready. Park reSIdents Monday, June 28 band known for Its clasSIC rock other POIntes and Harper bikes as well as other actIVI- was also constructIOn at love the parade and we love "The show WIll be held at the 'n' roll repertoIre WIll be on Woods WIll be lendIng a hand tIes Patterson Park, so we deCIded puttIng It on It's a real small- Parcells field, at Mack and hand to play some tunes, by prOVIdIng some of theIr to cancel the parade But the town actIVIty that bnngs us all Vemler," SteIner saId "We begInrnng- at 8 p m polIce officers and officers from project IS complete, so the Once everyone IS together, together~ have the cooperatIon of the The cost of the show, saId their pollce aUXIhary parade IS back on " the parade WIll proceed down The parade WIll follow the Essex to Patterson Park, saId traditional route, Solomon Solomon. 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I It looks as If It Will, If the Serbian However, the alhes promptly parhament and Oen Slobodan 0 .. announced they would resume their MllosevlC hve up to their part of the heavy bombmg m Kosovo and elsewhere 1OternatlOnal peace plan pIn Ion In Yugoslavia because of the Serbian Unfortunately, the Serbs and Yugoslav refusal to accept agreed-upon terms mlhtary offiCials over the weekend That means the NATO forces Will carry balked at agreement of terms for a out Its commitment to "demIlltanze" the Serbian Withdrawal from Kosovo rebels Steven Errlander, the New York ~~~bh~b~nto~~~ateilie~l~ ~------~ ~me; oorres~n~~ re~rted from lCal agreement mto a workable mlhtary approve the peacekeep10g force before provIsions of the peace pact Belgrade reahty on the ground," said Lt Gen Sir NATO troops enter Kosovo. In fact, MIlosevlC agreed to all the MlChael Jackson, commander of NATO's The alhes have agreed that there well NATO demands only after envoys from Meanwhile, the first representatives of Kosovo peacekeep10g force may be changes m words and phrases to RUSSia, Fmland and other European the NATO forces began showmg up III But, he added, the "Yugoslav delega- make the po1Ots clear, but If those natIOns made It clear to him he had Kosovo, and the first of almost a mllhon tlon presented a proposal that would not changes don't satisfy the Serbs, NATO received the best offer he was gomg to Kosovo reSidents returned under protec- guarantee the safe return of all the forceElWIll contmue theIr air war get tIOn to what IS left of theIr homes refugees, or the full WIthdrawal of NATO 10Slsts that Mllosevic agree to In acceptmg the offer, Mllosevlc agreed But IS the war really over? As we write, Yugoslav forces" Withdraw all Yugoslav forces from to WIthdraw all Yugoslav mlhtary and we don't know, and neither do many of While there was speculatIOn m Kosovo Kosovo and allow nearly a mllhon ethniC pohce forces from Kosovo WIthin seven the correspondents on the ground in that the alhed forces would give the Albanian refugees to return to what IS days and allow 500,000 foreign troops Kosovo. Serbs more time to W1thdraw, the alhes left of theIr homes. under a United NatIOns flag to pohce the In our VIew, the Serbs and MlloseVlc were reportedly mSlstent that the rest of The sudden SerbIan acceptance of province often have been difficult to deal with in the onglnal terms agreed to by both Sides terms last week came as a surprise to the past, and now are simply playmg be respected. Western mlhtary and pohtlcalleaders Weekend Serbian resIstance to agreed- their old game of delay with the alhes III But the Serbs demanded that the However, SerbIan resistance grew after upon Items 10 the peace plan confirmed the hopes that somethmg good will Umted Nations Secunty Councl! first theIr leaders had read through all the allied susplClons about the Serbs' wllllng- emerge for their point of VIew. Robert G. Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSIfiED (313) 882-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PRODUCTION (313) 882-0294 Barbara ¥azbeck Velhacke, (313) 882-3500 (313)882_ PublIsher John MinniS Manager MargIe ReIns Smith, Roger B Hage., AdvertISing Manager Sherry Emard, EdItor and General Fran Velardo; KIm M Mackey, ASSistant to lhe ASSlst.nt Edllor/Fe.lul1' EdItor ASSlst.ant Manager l'roductlon 1I1.""ger i Robert B. 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SI.1f Wnter 141-5591 Kenneth Graham McNeIl Mary Wen V.n Du",n. /"Gr~ Point~ N~ws 96 kerchltV.ll Allfe Manager Valene Encheff 11 Jame.1I1 Sllckford, Staff Wnter 1415592 Ida florez AdvertISing Represenlatlve Member Suburban Cros.se Potnllt F.arms MI 482.36 Manager IAd lIumstralor Ne\'ospapers oi Amenca Detly Drossea" r",ofn.deT Mary Ann Sta"dt Juhe R Sutton, Vol. 60, No. 23, June 10, 1999, Page 6A Ad\C"rtIl;jlng Rt>pn-sentatlve .:md Nabonal Ctlnshna vanden Berg 1313)343-5575 'J't'wspapE't AsSlXlatlon Charters need accountablility s it so often does on school Issues, out that, "many charter schools are be10g The Detroit News has supported run by large management compames" A Gov. John Engler's call for lifting that are allowed to "keep up to 10 percent the hmit on the number of charter of the per-pupil allotment for admInistra- schools 10 MIchIgan above 150. tive costs. A House committee consldenng the "Those tax dollars should be subjected Issue has already proposed lifting the to thorough eXaminatIOn," whIch means, limit to 225 starting 10 the year 2000, the authors conclude, that "increasmg the instead of the governor's request for no number of charter schools Without fiXing limitation. the problem IS not good public pohcy" Fortunately, the DetrOit Free Press Among other cntIcisms of charter promptly published a column by State schools CIted by Bogardus and Cnm are Rep Rose Bogardus and Bobby Cnm, for- fallures to provide servlces to special edu- mer House speaker, whIch served as a catIOn students, offenng only K-6 grade rebuttal to the House proposal and the programs because they cost less than hlgh governor's request. school programs, and falling to prOVIde The rebuttal pIece's strongest argument extrac~cular actIVIties or transporta- 1$ that there IS "no eVIdence that charter tIOn that most traditIOnal public schools schools are properly accountable to the prOVIde pubhc for their tax dollars." Charter schools are an expenment 10 Under the onginal charter school law, educatIOn reform, Bogardus and Crim oversight of such schools IS left to the remmd us. authonzing bodies for the charter schools. They argue that "as With any expen- In Michigan, Central Michigan ment, before we give charter schools free Umverslty has authonzed the majonty of rein for expanSIOn, the schools first must the more than 130 charter schools now 10 be willing to establish basic accountabIli- operatIon. ty standards to ens~e educatIOnal suc- The rebuttal contends that the state cess and taxpayer confidence." audItor general's office has proVIded evi- We thmk Bogardus and Crim make dence of flaws in such oversight, but, good arguments for requinng accountabIl- Letters unfortunately, does not spell out what the Ity in the charter schools before conSIder- flaws were. ing whether the number of such schools Opposes cancer for the hospital, but at what water snakes In Lake St Clair In addition, Bogardus and Cnm point should be expanded in MIChigan expense to all of us Wlthm the The snake story hIghlIghted treatment center commurnty? a superb response on the part To the Editor: One can only Judge from the of the Grosse POinte Shores Ward to run for prosecutor I have been a reSIdent of past, and In the past three Pohce Department In stem- Grosse Pomte for 37 years, 25 years, I have reported to the ming a perceived water snake he news that John O'Halr wIll not character In our youth - hence our 10 the Farms, and for the past hospital several Issues lOvolv- mfestatlon on the shores of the " seek re-electIOn 10 the 2000 vote involvement W1th schools, faIth, commu- three, resldmg on leWIston 109 mamtenance, health haz- lake, due to recedmg water ~ would be a blow to Wayne County nities and ciVICcoahtlOns - as It IS, after The Issue IS Bon SecouTS ards and inconSIderate Shores reSidents are mdeed T> "unneighborly" actiVIty, but, to voters if It weren't for the fact hiS the fact, to arrest, prosecute and sentence Cottage Hospitals proposed fortunate. top deputy, George Ward, will seek to suc- I am very proud to be aSSOCiated W1th thIS cancer treatment center date, the hospital has not alle- With respect to Grosse ceed O'Hair. office." ThiS proposal, regIOnal m VIated any of these concerns Po1Ote Farms Pubhc Safety nature, would offer an array of Therefore, my expectatIOns for Thrector Robert Ferber's msm- In talks with Ward, O'Hair has pointed Ward also po1Oted out that he wants to out he has more than 1 112 years remain- cancer treatment protocols, not them to handle any larger uatlOn that my state be a full-fledged partIcipant 10 dlscussmg problems ISrather dIsmal mg on his term and does not mtend to be only to the commumty, but to Representative, Andrew important pubhc pohcles. The potentially catastrophIC diverted from the busmess of his office southeastern Mlchlgaa and to Richner, IS somehow out-of- the state at large effect upon the health and wel- WIth talk about hIS successor. He recalled that he has often lamented touch with the local law about "how the fadure of our correctIOns I have several concerns, fare ofthe commumty at large, enforcemen community's VIew But O'Hair 10dlCated that If Ward for- and 10 particular to those of us system to 10Slst on the constructIVe use of mostly reservations WIth thiS on CCW; I beheve It IS Ferber mally announces for the office, O'Halr proposal First, the leakage WIth property contIguous to the who IS actually out-of-touch would be "pleased and comforted" to see time in pnson and Jad, or while on parole, hospital are at Issue does more to enable cnme than to deter it. and leaching of radIOactive There IS no question that Ward as the next prosecutor and "to tell rays 1Oto the enVironment, Therefore, I would urge all par- Ferber's department IS top-of- thlS to whomever might ask." "Prison and parole expenences which which by the hospItal's own ties WIth Similar concerns to the-hne Ward, 10 turn, said that the most note- confirm and remforce the way of life admISSIon, through their attend the Grosse POinte What I find pathetiC, howev- worthy th10g he had observed about pros- which lead to cnme m the first place, expert's opmlOn,cannot be pre- Farms City CounCIlmeetmg on er, is Ferber's seemmg compul- Monday, June 21, at 7 30 p m ecutor O'Halr is the care he gives to the rather than to tram offenders III the way vented SIon to march In lock-step to of life and diSCIpline that WIll be expected Secondly, correlative to thiS ThIs proposal IS too far reach- the tune of the Wayne County .selectIOn of staff. mg and broad, WIth the POSSl- Maintenance of this quahty lS one of of them when they return to a free society, problem, IS the Issue of the Democratic Party estabhsh- scope of treatments There blhty of disastrous conse- Ward's principal goals. "We must do It as make no sense at all. " ment on thiS Issue must be proper collectIOn and quences, therefore, I urge the competently as lawyers in the best law In reahty, untll substantIve Ward added that he expected to release disposal of all radIOactive counCIl,the commumty and fel- pohce protectIOn can be extend- Arms represent their chents," Ward saId. hiS positIOns on these Issues after the waste which are necessary In low reSidents to defeat thIS proposal ed to all honest citizens of "I also share his (O'Halr's) behef that vacation season and reminded readers cancer treatment Wayne County, then the cur- we might fight crime on two fronts: It ISas that hIS preVIOusly pubhshed op-ed pieces thIrdly, WIth the mcreased Parenthetically, Bon Secours rent CCW system WIllremam a much a part of our job to help famlhes and and bar journal articles offer a good pre- traffic to and from the hospital, Cottage has scheduled a pre- sham and a scandal cry10g fo( commumtles to develop conscIences and view. what effect WIllthiS have on an sentatIOn for Thursday, June reform already over-taxed park 109 Sit- 10, at 630 p m at Cottage However Rep Richner uatIOn on the Hill? Also, what Hospital conference rooms one through four arnved at hiS deCISion and negative effect WIllthe commu- whatever he does 10 the future Engler's new school board tie George B. Negri mty have to burden, due to our m 10 thiS regard IS hiS busme¥s. ov John Engler WIll continue to weary of the long dnve from hIS home m mcreased exposure? Gro8ee Pointe Fann8 The fact IS, he did the ngh~ have a strong Influence on the Mount Pleasant to DetrOIt Lastly, for myself and my thmg by vot1Og to reform the Detroit reform school board W1th Elhs told the DetrOIt Free Press that he neighbors, due to the proximity Right on CCW situation 10 Michigan G of our propertIes to the hospi- the appointment of his state trea- was "qUIte confident" that DetroIt W11lbe To the Editor: GIVen the lopSided biparti- tal, the effect upon our proper- surer, Mark Murray, to succ~d Art Elhs, a different school system qUIckly I read With mterest the san maJonty of 55 Repubhcans ty values would be a large tus state educatIOn department chIef. "But," he added, "It W111take longer front-page story In the June 3 and 30 Democrats 10 a legisla- Issue, according to one promi- tive body of 110 representa- In the law settmg up the reform board, than anybody really wants to change the Issue of the Grosse POinte nent real estate broker on the tives votmg In favor of umform to News, "Richner votes for UOl- Elhs or his designee was be a member tes t scores " HilI thiS would be an 1Ofnnge- standards, It seems to me that of the seven-member board for a five-year fymg, easmg CCW law,' as I Was the state educatIOn department ment on our property nghts did another recent front-page Rep RIchner IS really onoo teno chIef already dismayed by the problems Without any compensatIOn report, "Water snakes found 80methmg Elhs had served on the board since It faCing the reform school board? It could thiS IS a proposed expanSIOn, along lake," m the May 13 Timothy R. Beck assumed control 10 Apnl, but saId he was be. by a pnvate 1OstitutlOnto offer Issue of the Grosse POinte Detroit new llervJCf"\for orofit Profit Npws. about the presence of More Letters on Page 9A .. t Kindness - sometimes misplaced but never forgotten The 8-year-old boy was play- Cntlclsm, on the other hand, mg at a fnend's house when, one word of It, can blowout the 1 out of the Side of It grew anoth- from now on, I promise to take for no particular reason, he last flicker of the flame ~, er thumb It wa!> incredible, a moment and remember the started smgIng. Sometimes kindness comes ~ife is and to a LUnou~ 4-year-old boy, old man With three thumbs "You have a very mce vOIce," It wa!> hke seemg the seventh and hiS kindness I promise to m unusual ways I grew up In ~ Mrs Housefeld saId to the lIt- lJOke- wonder of the world make an extra Special effort to tle boy from across the street a neighborhood of pre- World "How'd you do that? How'd thmk a little less about me and "You sing wonderfully" War II bungalows on Swain "ndGod you do that?' I would ask my needs, and take time to The boy felt terrific, and Court, In Milwaukee It was a He would !>mlle and say, "A give some kmdness away sang With even more spmt street where you knew every- wrote it' gIft from God, my lIttle fnend Funny how sometimes kind- body JMMrY SlwlOCkI h.,.., A gift to make your day exclt- ness and those warm memories KIndness came to mind thIS I remember when I was mg" get misplaced - but never for- mornmg Why, I don't really about 4 years old I would run I felt unbehevably wonder- \\-alklng slowly from the street- gotten know, but Just the thought of to the corner of Swain Court mister, show me, show me • ful car stop Weanng a blue work No matter how tired the old kindness makes me feel good and OhIO streets It was only He would ask me about my Oh, one more tlung Today, shirt spotted With dIrt, he'd be man might be, he would stop, Somebody domg or saying 50 feet of so from the house, day He cared about It, about more than 40 years later, that carrying hu, black metal lunch smile, stoop down and show me somethIng that makes you feel but for a 4-year-old It was bIg me We would talk for a few smgIng boy stilI remembers pall, lookmg hke he'd had a hiS nght hand cared for, wanted, appreciated, adventure mmutes, and he'd be on hiS the warm, lOVIng feehng he hard day at the factory There they were! worth more On the corner, I would Sit way had when he was told he sang and walt eagerly for the old Kmdnl''1s IS encouragement What a wondprful 'lId man well I still think I can't Slllg that can spark the fire Within man With three thumbs He The closer he got, the more I'd stare In amazement at What a wonderful gift hiS kind- excIted I would get I would two thumbs on one hand One very well at all, but I sure that brmgs greatness would come down the street, ness was shout, "Mister' Mister' Please, thumb looked normal, except remember Mrs Housefeld's Starting today, and each day kindness Or~ Point~ N~ws The Op-Ed Page fY._i _ Wind blows in Brooks, who IS now lookmg for SING4ME, black Neon another pOSitIOn, hopefully m Expresso In fron t of Arbor Drug some more good books In the Village (- and do these "I read your story about the "The customers were the two know each other too?) people gOing to help the torna- best part of th'e Job," she said MEANT4U, copper-colored do VIctims 10 Oklahoma," the "I want to thank them for all Beemer convertIble In front of lady With the their years of loyalty' Leon's German Back 10 the 80's the site In 4BY4FUN, white Jeep at accent told the present McCourt BUlldmg Vermer and Harper FYI over the was McCourt's shoes Guess WINSURF, hunter-green phone what's commg next? GMC Sonoma on Maryland She was "I've heard It may be another near Kercheval, With a bIg sail- Just calhng to shoe store," said Michelle board rack on ItS roof make sure the group, led by Creative license Got an FYI tip? Call Ken Christ Those vamty plates WIth a Eatherly at (313) 822-4091, Church rector message Just keep rollIng or e-mail him at [email protected] Ed Putnam's around on Pomte streets The daughter Bethany, was stnct- latest batch spotted by FYI and ly on the up and up, she said fnends mcludes FYI saId the Item In the May (Not \Jorki~) 20 column was true and he EYESONU, green Blazer Letters could vouch for them seen 10 front of South High ~I can't go and help - I'm 2MCHNRG, energetic-look- 92," she said "But I can send a mg white SUY on Mack m the welcome Narcissism healthy or pathologic check" Woods The Grosse Pomte News She was too shy to give her PRINCE, on a regal black One of the many Issues that welcomes your Letters of revenge In effect, they lose name FYI thought she saId Lincoln Contmental parked to has surfaced m the aftermath the EdItor All letters contact With reahty at cruCial she hved m the Woods nght on the pavement m front of the lugh llcJI09l shootmgs IS should be typed, double- moments and become a menace Sunday, the mCldent came of Cottage HospItal's front the concept of narCIssIsm, or spaced, Signed and hmlted to SOCIety. up In a conversatIOn With the doors (Royalty, nght here 10 self-love Rev Dr Putnam at the Chnst Gp?) to 250 words Longer let- Healthy narcissism IS a baSIC It would be good for thiS con- ters wIll be edIted for Church Antique Show "She OOIREP, black Chrysler bUllding block of the normal, dItIOn to be detected early and length and aU letters are appropnate treatment given sent $500," he said Sebnng LX With Richner and stable and adaptive personah- subject to edltmg for con. Psychotherapy is often very Bethany assures FYI It'S all Engler bumper stickers, In ty, but pathological narCISSIsm tent Include a daytime : on Its way for Oklahoma torna- front of Higbie Maxon on The benefiCIal to teenagers, as they phone number for venfica- IS a psychlatnc dIagnOSIS do relief HIll lAndy, IS that your car?) wluch bears- further examina- are m a major process of tlon or questl0ns change and so are changeable UR2NVS, overly coveted tion There is considerable evi- whIte ExpedItIOn m the Village Developmg a positive bond Haircut brings The deadline for letters dence that the perpetrators of agamst feelings of madequacy Kroger parking lot, spotted by With a therapIst IS a develop- IS 3 p m Monday the school shootmgs were VIC- and vulnerability The person the Park's Dr. Christine mental necessity, when the the house down tIms of patholOgical narcIs- feels ass81led and dImlmshed Jerpbak sism. by the world, and wants to original bond is full of COnflict, POlllte faces spotted III the Send letters to EdItor, sellout crowd before the final 6 KIDS, red Mercedes coupe PatholOgical narCISSism is an fight back and show hiS ambivalence and negatiVity Grosse POinte News, 96 performance of "Samson and on Wmdm1l1 Pomte Dnve excess of self-love, fueled by an strength and power by acting And often a psychlatnst can Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Delilah" Saturday at the BABGIRL, black Toyota out hiS murderous rage detect the early SignS of mamc- Fanns, Mlch 48236; or fax excess of self-hate. Self-hate 4X4 on Mack 10 the Woods (do depreSSIOn and IS In a posItion DetrOit Opera House Village them to (313) 882-1585. comes about from a pathologi- For a long tIme I have con. these two know each other?) , to modulate the excesses of Toy Company's Jack and Letters may be sent e-mall cal early development, wIDch sidered the reality of "murder- SONG MAN, red Chrysler emotion by appropnate med- Nancy Renick, Chnst Church to Jminms@grossepointe 10cludes VIolation, trauma and ous rage" and have come to cer- LeBaron convertible 10 front of neglect tain ooncluslOns after a hfe- Ication smger Elena Beck, Tappan news com Realty's Yucel Mikiel and Jake's. A famous Bntlsh psychoana- time of study We all get angry It IS sad that the state hospi- South High art teacher Jack sometimes, but most of us con- lyst, John Bowlby, dIscovered tal system has been dIsman- Sommers early 10 hiS chmcal expenence, trol It, or even vent a httle by tled and standards of care - And at the mtermlssIOn, that delInquent children slammmg a door Some of us reduced to the POint where there was artist Erica mvanably had mterruptlons In may even entertam VIolent fan- destructive behaVIor can hard- Chappuis In her trademark the maternal bond They were tasies of the Walter Mltty type ly ever be prevented One can buzz cut With husband not well taken care of by theIr or enJoy "shoot-em-up" action only hope that the powers- Laurence, who was sportmg parents. Often there were no movies But there are those that-be will heed the need for a Samson-length haIr stable parent figures as the who cannot oonstrain them- more encompass1Og state men- Are men With long haIr sex- children ended up III numerous selves to fantasy, but erect tal health system, one that IS Ier, FYI asked Enca, whose foster homes elaborate fantasIes of destruc- enabled by a proactive CItizen- pamtmgs often deal With a lIVE They lacked a ceTtalO love tion and then actually act them ry to deal With the problems of subject stronger than mere bond, wluch IS the prerequISIte out 10 real life. young people before they get romance of a decent, law-abldmg per- That IS why we worry about out of hand "Yes," she said, offenng the son. Relatively speaking, they VIolent VIdeo games They are A great rabbi, Malmomdes, InfonnatlOn that she had Just have no feehng for other people fantaSies of murderous gave thiS great legacy to completed a palntmg of as a result of not bemg bonded destructiveness, and for most SAVE $$$$$$$$ Western CIVIhzation Samson and DelIlah to another They can love only kids, they are a safe outlet for In Saturday's performance, themselves and have no feehng hostile aggreSSIOn But for "If I am rwt for myself, who ON the fatal barbenng occurred for others some, the games are like gaso- WIll be for me2 If I am only for off-stage and out of Sight - This lack offeeling for others hne to a fire They fire up the myself, what am [2 If not now, when 2" was the palntmg any more iAthe key to understandmg the feelIngs and fantaSIes and spur lENNOX. revealIng? school shootmgs actIOn Teenagers With patho- It IS Important to love yOUl'- lOgical narcIssism have no con- self, protect and nurture your- It was yes again "Actually, I Commentators, mcludmg show them multlta.,kmg," said HIGH EFFlCIENCY stramts to act10g out their fan- self, m other words, to take myself, have mentlOned the Enca external causatIve factors, tasies In the real world, good care of yourself, your CENTERAL such as media VIolence and the because they have come to loved ones, and to make contn- AIR CONDITIONERS ready avallablIlty of firearms have no feelings for others butlOns to others But If you End of story In previous columns, I have One way m which patholOgi- are only for yourself, and Even WIth that big book- stressed the Important factors cal narCISSism develops IS by maybe your blood relatives, store up the street, It was :;tlll _FREE ESTIMATESI of early chJld development and lack of parental bondmg, but what are you? Selfish, pnml- a surpnse After 13 years on ; • • • •• ANANClNG AVARAIlLE the social changes that have another way IS mamc-depres- tlve And If we are not to solve Kercheval at Notre Dame, the spawned a lack of respect for SlOn, or bipolar disease This the problem of VIolence now, closmg of Waldenbooks last 8Uthonty and the law, and the conditIOn IS more common than then when? Saturday, Without any warn- new chtld-reanng phlIosophles we might thmk Dr Bloom IS clmzcal asSOCI. mg thilt have led to some children In thiS condition, due to a ate professor, Department of Customer., wandenng up to bemg overly mdulged and neurochemical Imbalance, PsychIatry, WSU School of the door looked stunned a., nradequately gUIded and oon. emotions are felt to the MedICine He practices m they reahzed there was noth- TOLL FREE trolled. extreme DepreSSion IS SUICIdal Grosse Pomte Park and IS a mg mSlde Nothmg but boxed When a person With patho- and aggression IS murderous member of the Amencan book'! waiting to be loaded on lOgIcal narCISSism kills anoth- They may be very Imtable and Academy of PsychoanalYSIS He a big truck m back, and a little 1-888-234-2340 er, we often call It a "senseless" temperamental - every shght welcomes comments and ques- Sign that .,ald they were c1osl'd • FORMERLY. murder, but the sense IS that IS a major disaster Inwardly, tIOns at hiS e-mail address but 'ltl)) mVlted old fnend., they feel Sick, different, fragile, vbloom@Compu~ervecom, and mSlde for a la'lt goodhyl' the murder IS mtensely gratify- (FLAME]_co ~TtAl mg to the perpetrator It gives and want to cover these up So VlSlts to hiS webSite, where pre. 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I $ June 10, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Letters 9A weapons m the hands of people for what they do for all the Resentful of who may be dIsgruntled chIldren of Grosse POinte You weapons bill motorists, JIlted lovers or truly don't realJze the gIfts ~ enraged employees People they give you unbl you don't To the Editor: would have the fight to carry have them anymore The peo- I am saddened and angry guns mto churches, schools ple of Grosse Pomte take for that 70 representatives m the and sportmg events granted the quahty of educa- House of Representatives I am proud the Grosse Pomte bon their children are gettmg passed legislatIOn on a con- Woods Council unammously I Just wanted to take a cealed weapons bill Our state passed a resolutiOn to urge our moment to remmd everyone representative, Andrew legislators to not loosen the what their children have RIchner, was one of those legis- gun laws I hope our reSidents lators supportmg this msane Will help our legislators deCide We moved from Grosse armer pohcy not to bUpport thiS IrresponSI- POinte three months ago We Grosse Pointe School Board ThIS bill requIres the ble legislatIOn looked very hard to find a Secretary of State to Issue a Patricia Kukula Chylinski school system that would com- permit to any applicant wlth- Grosse Pointe Woods plement the educatIOn our ~ut a record of cnme or mental Councilmember children were recelvmg We Illness The sponsor of thIs bIll chose what we detennmed to IS Sen DaVId Jaye who once be our best optIOn dropped hiS gun on the floor of Misses schools My children are currently In the House of RepresentatIves To the Editor: a school that has no fonnal dunng a caucus I would like to take thiS musIc program (vocal or If thIs bill IS pasbed, It could opportumty to thank the mstrumenta!), art or gym, the put up to 300,000 concealed Grosse Pomte School System "extras" we take for granted m Grosse Pomte They have no playground equipment Not Just the wonderful play struc- '\Is it ready yet? No!!! tures that each school PTO worked so hard to prOVidefor What a glorious Memonal Day weekend we expenencedl We did all the usual family stuff, mcludmg plCnJCS,barbe- their school, but no balls, cues and the plantmg of flower beds The garage sale m the Jump-ropes, hopscotch boards vtllage was fun as always, and we constantly bump mto old or four-square courts They fnends there. The wondrous weather cooperated, except for don't even have a field to play a smattering of ramdrops that drove the memonal servIce at on - only a gravel area the war memorial Into the auditorium Despite the forecast, between the mne portables the Fnes was overflowing WIth spectators and partICIpants that house many of the class- es - all wantIng to be a part of thIS SpecIal day of observance and reverence Seeing Old Glory at half staff never falls to There are very few comput- . raise a g:Jant lump m our throats As the honor roll names ers In the school, and those were read, one could almost hear the sl1ent prayers, "Please have limited software They Just received theIr sCience I God, no moret Stop the madness In Kosovo, the costs are too high" matenals for the year, so they can start teachmg sCience On Sunday, the grandchIldren arnved to stay WIth me for umts There IS no hot lunch Reason • Respect • Reality a few hours while theIr parents played golf I had purchased program a large mflatable sWImmmg pool and we piarmed to pump it up and douse our bodies m same Poor babies, they arnved My children attend a B.S. Athletic Administration, St. Johns University, Jamaica, N.Y. in theIr bathing suits, and WIthvanous water toys, prepared CatholIc school, whIch by local ~ for the chnstenIng of the pool standards IS supposed to be a Community and School S.rvice .~ ThIs THING was 6 feet long, 10 feet wide and 2 feet high' step up on the publIc schools Grosse Pointe Woods Recr.ation Commissioner :II thought I had the problem under control because I had My son IS In thIrd grade, my bought a mlm-compressor I soon learned that the compres- daughter m SIXth They are EPLC - Educational Programs and Leadership Council (District Curriculum) : sor has an extremely short cord, and the pool had to be posi- working In fifth- and eIghth. Grosse Pointe Schools Facilities Committee twned nght next to the car m order to reach the lighter that grade math texts, respectIVely Grosse Pointe Athletic Steering Committee sppplied the power After figunng out that the car had to be Their teachers have tned to runmng In order to start the compressor, I eXited the car and supplement their learmng, PTO Council nearly poked a hole m the pool WIth the edge of the door but WIth class sizes larger PTO Boards - Mason, Parcells, North Naturally the chIldren were chlmmg, "Is It ready yet?" than what we have m Grosse Pointe Girls Soccer Association Board Several attempts to attach the valve from the pump to the POInte, they can only do so one In the pool were unsuccessful I pulled down the lockmg much 1 mecharnsm and It still popped out By thIs time, the perspl- I ration was flowmg down my forehead and mto my sunglass- The reason I was prompted • es as I struggled to connect the two valves No go We could to wnte thIs letter was that Vote June 14th have put the pool m the car, but there was no way to get It today, one of my chl1dren's \home after It was blown up. I finally sat down and held the teachers was shanng WIth me thIngs together. After what seemed to be hours, but In fact a statement she said to her was 45 minutes, there was barely a small pocket of ror VlSI- husband "Of all the cluldren Endorsed by: Mile.. In my classroom, the one who HaVIng succumbed to the pleas of the grandchildren, and IS excellmg the most IS one , as frustrated as they were by my incompetence, I dtscovered that IS not even a product of Olga Agnello Brian and JoVona Cisco and filled an old sturdy plastic pool It was qUite a picture - our school system" She asked two toddlers and one large golden retnever sharmg a wet me what the schools In Grosse Bill and Erica Babcock Dan & Judy Colaluca space, five feet ill diameter. The hours droned on and finally Pomte do differently than David and Susarme Babcock Bud and Rene Comillie 'I decIded we had enough ror 10 the new pool to fill It It took here I have been contemplat- Gad Babel Hon. Jos R. Dansbury and Janet ing that ever smce What two adults to carry the pool from the dnveway to the terrace Joe and Mary.Baratta Tom and Nancy DaVIson CushIoned mats were put under it to protect It from the seemed the ordinary, everyday jagged edges ofthe flagstones, and two hoses were poSItioned thIngs 10 Grosse Pomte, I now Teresa and Gary Bennett Gen and Les Day at each end of the pool for the fill-up. recognIze as so much more Betty and Larry Bennett Fred and Joan Dindoffer As the pool started to fill, It listed starboard, and water The whole system ISto be com- Dan Bens/Janine Babcock-Bens Jim and Jeri Ellis mended From the admIrns- cascaded out onto the lawn - by the gallon The pool was too Phil and Barb Bertelsen Michael L. Faichild heavy to move, so we all crawled to the other SIdeto stem the tration, to the teachers, to the flow It contmued Its sustenance appeared to flow from the familIes Tim and DebbIe Bigham Denise and Al Fields seams, and soon the pool's sIZe had been reduced by half I I beheve that when people Phillip and Julia Blagdum Mike and Judy Finn nobced that seeds were beginIDng to float from the trees onto are dOIngsomethIng nght, you Jack and Ginny Bom Mike and Vicki Granger the water's surface, and the grass from tmy feet was stlclung should acknowledge It I urge Tom and Ann Guibord to the bottom of my lovely new toy. For a moment I was Mary Ellen Bourbeau everyone to take a moment to Ken and Carla Gutow tempted to call the Lake St Clror clean-up crew Those peo- look and see the pOSItive Terry and Nancy Breedlove ple are great I thmgs happernng m Grosse Terry and Gail Brennan Ted and Mary Huebner Just as I was about to admit defeat, the parents returned Pomte Schools Cindy and Jeff Broderick Roger W. HunwicklMichelle A. 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Twenty-eIght ...tudent" from street together," saId Plerre- pie get around the Wurtz L'Ewle m Pans are Igor "In France we stay home "What I really notIced IShow spendmg three week!>with "tu- WIth a babySItter There aren't much they walk and nde dent" and their famIlies In the a lot of thmgs to do " bIkes," saId Kerby fifth-grader Pomte ...a" part of an Amencan- The chIldren also noticed bIg Emily HIli ~We dnve more" Frenlh cultural exchange pro- dIfferences III schools and Hubbell noted that many gr 11 questions to ask . • • . . . w hen con sid e r in g mid d ] e s c h 001 5 for y o.u r chi] d . will my chddopportunityhave the to partICipate in Interscholastic athletics? wdl my chtld what about community servtce programs? be offered a UL S mIddle schoolers have a chOICe of more than 15 mterscholastlC sports m whICh to partICipate on a voluntary baSIS - competmg With well-rounded program' publL~ paro~hlal and mdependent s~hools throughout the area ULS athletIC taullt,es mclude three gyms 25 aues of playmg helds two ()ur ,tudl nls lI1JO) an lI~ht plrlod da) l n~ompa"lng toru~n lan~ua~l ,tudy lennlS ~omplexes two sWlmmmg pools and a state of the art mdoor InLludmg Iaun an In~!I,h ~urnluilim ~omblnmg Iradilional ~rammar SlUd,es ICe arlna openmg m Novemher 1999' Students also partICIpate In a ",Ih ,trong "ntln~ and hleralurl program' a ~omprlhln"ve ph),,~alldlKatlon vanety 01 commumty service projects dunng the <;chool year - g,vmg 1I1f11luium and a 'Oph"tllated art, program mdlldll1g ",ua) art, mOVlmlnl oj theIr tIme and lalent to groups and md,vlduals less jortunate drama ~horalL and or~hl'tra) that's great! but do they You bet Our academIC prog,am Include' actIVitIes deSIgned spec,hcally to IntereSI will my child be havofun middle school aged students such as am nationally recognized olltdoor cducatron program geared tor Sixth grader<. Unlled Nation, Day when studenls simulale a day at the UN an archaeologKal dIg Wlntlf too? prepared camping outings and hands on proJeus In all a~ademll d,suplme, for high school and beyond? do you have any other questions? Wl ,In" ,\..111 aUIL""I'on ,ll Ihl mpddlL for admiSSions, finanCial aId and ,~hool - ,\..111, In "nllen and oral scholarship Information contact UlmmunPlal"m In prohlem ,01, Il1g and u>mrulatlol1 In n'larlh d,,~u""lI1 and lollahoratlon - a, preraratlon lor thl lhalkn!!l' that !Ie ahead A Ul" middle 'l hoot edulatlon ",dud" ,urport 01 thl ,~hool , value' 01 re'ree t re'ron"h.lllv tru't ....orthll1l" and lompa"lOn ( learlv statld lXPl primary, lower and upper schools 1045 cook road, grosse pOinte woods, ml 48'236 313.884 4444 Will my child be taught In outslandln:::~I~I~~eus: Clas s size? middle school 850 briarcliff drive, grosse pOInte woods, ml 48236 313 886 4220 Th, PlllJdl, Sl hool ~alll plL' l"lIhtll' .1fl l 'lLiI, nl ,,'th \l/l II ,qlllprld I"h, lomr"ttr l< nil" ....,th "h( r optll www uls pvt k 12 ml us Illl~hon(, "l1d an lXtl""\( Ilhr"" w,tlm ()urLi",,(, ,l\lr,lKl 1(, <;lud(n" otl,r,ng"!I,,lv lLarllln~enVlf(lllment ()ur I"lulll lomhlll" Ihl latl'llIl Ul"l,lIlClnal rlS'olrlh and I("rnln~ Il~hlllqUl' to thl traditional da,~room exref1en~e lInlvC'p.m I ,~~('tt "'l< J,ool admit ...\Wdfn, ...wnnoHI o "hple "ur ldvISU "nd da" dlan ,Iru, IUr( lend, '''prOf! I" Ihl 'ollal and al"demll Kfowlh nl voun!! adole,~elll' f('l'l'ard m rau" (olm rcllJ(lon 'ion or nallonill and C'thrm. orl~,n ----~ ------• June 10, 1999 15A Grosse Pointe News Schools North student receives scholarship SCHOOL NOTES GrObse Pomte North High LUi'>a Ib the daughter of ar" partltlpate m programi'> m School semor LUi'>aBergmann Dietrich and Phylhi'> Bergmann the Honor" College at MSU m North AP biology St. Clare PTO has been awal ded a 1999 of Groi'>"e Pomte Wood!> She addItIOn to the academic work Graduation prayer Alumm DI~tmgUli'>hed plans to major m Enghsh at m their major service to be held symposium planned collecting books St Clare of Montefalco Scholarship by MIchigan State MSU with chemistry and the The ~tlpend, whIch Ib renew- The Grobse Pomte The Groi'>se Pomte North School PTO Ii'>collectmg book'i Umverslty "oclal sCiencei'> ab additional able over mne i'>emebter'i, cov- Mmlstenal ASSOCIatIOnIb hold- HIgh School AP bIOlogy c1a,~ I" for It" 15th Annual Ui'>ed Book Lusa I~ one of 12 'itudent'i atademlc mtere"tb Her hIgh erb tUItIOn, room and board, holdmg- a bIOlogy "ympo~lUm mg a graduatIOn prayer i'>ervlce Sale whIch Will be held nationwide to TPCPlvethe ~chol i'>choo!att!vltle" mcluded varsl- book, and other academIC on Saturday, June 12, at 12 ,~O on Sunday, June 13 at 6 55 September 15-19 aT!>hlp Thl' )eUI, mort' th,m ty "wlm te.lm, .Irt, photogra- eXpenbei'>, plu, $1,000 Total pm P m at St Paul Evangehcal Book .. may be depoi:>lted m 1,200 hIgh Sthool i'>emOT' phv, tutormg and partiCIpatIOn value of the i'>cholar"hlp for an Student" Will pre<,ent pro- Lutheran Church, 375 the bill In''lde the carport of the natIonwide competed for thli'> m the NatIOnal Honor Society m-btate i'>tudent I~ approxl- Jects and ul',play" on blOmed- church at 1401 Whittier, award "I ChIN' MSU becau~e of the mately $45,000 over the term Lothrop, Gros!>e Pomte Farmb ICdl eng-meermg, Immunology, Gro""e Pomte Park, any day ~l am extremely plea~ed to ADS ~cholar~hlp I wab gIVen of the award DevlII SCllhon from WDIV- neurobIOlogy, evolutIOn, phy,l- before 2 p m For those unable welcome the'ie exceptIOnal stu- and the dcademlc freedom I TV will speak on "Prepanng ology and ontology to drop off books, call 882-4330 dents to MIchigan State dei'>lred," bald LII"a "For me, I Studentb are 'ielected by a for the Journey" To regli:>ter, cdll 1734) 425- for pIck up Umverslty,' said MSU presl- like the I{UIAL (}{ebldentlal wmmlttee of fdtulty dUU For more mfolllldtlUn, Ldll 8339 0r l. mall Proceed" from thlb sale go to dent Peter McPherson "They OptlOnb In Arts and Letters) adminIstrators who 'ielect the 881-6670 SpearbS@gp k12 ml U'i the St Clare School lIbrary Jom a dli,tmgulbhed group of progl am m the College of Arts reCIpients babed on resulti'> of Pierce musicians play and ennchment programs academIcally talented and and Letter" When I vl'ilted the i'>cholar~hlp eXaminatIOn, in the park accomplished students and there I Ju"t fit In I hke the Idea high school programi'> and Library reading The chOIr, band and orche~- alumm We are proud to recog- of a 'imaller commumty Within achievements, other standard- program under way tra from Pierce Middle School mze them for theIr talents and a larger tommumty" Ized test scores and mtervlew!> Trombly Elementary RegistratIOn for the G'day performed at the Fe'itlval In achIevements" Alumm dli'>tlnl!lllshed schol- of the finahst!> the Park!> In Cmcmnat!, on for Readmg Club of the 1999 Ice Cream Social May 21 and 22 Trombly Elementary School StatewIde Summer Readlllg The chOIr, under the direc- Program IS under way at the will be holdmg Its annual Ice tion of Barbara Widener, Cream SOCIal on Fnday, June Grosse POlllte Pubhc Llbranes receIVed firi'>t place wlthm Itb 11, starting at 5 30 p m Students can pick up a read. category The orchestra, under The event features a student 109 record to keep track of the the directIOn of Joe Bauer, art exhibit, a Moon Walk, danc- pages and numbers of books receIved second place m It~ cat- mg, face pamtmg, a dunk tank, they read throughout the sum- egory The band, under the hot dogs, bratwurst, popcorn, mer Students can earn one directIOn of LIZ Pamerleau, and of course, Ice cream tIcket for a grand prize for receIVed fifth place In ItS cate- For more mformatlon, call every 50 pages they read gory 821-2154 Children who are not yet reading can Jom the Read-To - Me Summer Reading Harper Woods Veterinary Hospital, P.C. Program Anyone who reads 10 books is pleased to announce that or has 10 books read to them Wlll receive a paperback book Dr. Rebecca Smith (one book per child) The fun wraps up With a has joined summer readmg celebratIOn at the Grosse POlllte War James Reaume, DVM David Balaj, DVM Memonal Center on Tuesday, John Brewster, DVM Joel Katlein, DVM August 3 Larry Rajewski, DVM Gerald Barnes, DVM Channel 7 salutes the 'Brightest and Best' For more informatIOn call WXYZ-TV/Channel 7 is honoring over 200 graduating high school students in its the Central Library at 343- in the practice at Veterinary Medicine at 20th annual "Brightest and Best" public service campaign. a tribute to Michigan 2074, the Park branch at 343- 20102 Harper Ave. Harper Woods high school seniors who have demonstrated excellence in academic and communi- 2071, or the Woods branch at ty pursuits. The station has produced a series of public service announcements fea- 343-2072 turing the students and sponsored by Elias Brothers Restaurants, which will air on (313) 881-8061 Channel 7 throughout the summer months. Pictured are University Liggett School senior Ryan Clement, of the City of Grosse Pointe: WXYZ-TV/Channel7 traffic reporter Monica Jackson; Grosse Pointe North High School senior Betsy Huebner, IIITI[1-1LJ TlII1TTL~r_0..= of Grosse Pointe Shores; and Grosse Pointe South High School senior Sandra Turn. bull. of the City of Grosse Pointe. ThlJnk Yim for Tour Support of the 1999 St. Paul Golf Outing L L l I r-- L- ~• I h L.-.. Th" year's beneh,.t Uxhm~:t~: ::::;:~:u;::,:~::~':r:',mP:~::h:Ir:;:~~'~:;dl999$1 P.WGolt .ommlll Corporate Spomon MIChcon Home ServiCes Carl Croskey Dirksen Screw Products Co ell fford 0 Irksen PepsI Col. Ca L JTIrr_n~~1~J 1_11]-"[Ill ~ Bo"owfor: >- Home improvements >- Vacation >- Bill consolidation Sail >- That new boat UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SUMMER SCHOOL 1045 Cook Road • Grosse Pointe Woods, MI48236 REPUBLIC SAT Preparation Courses 6.Week Verbal/Math June 28 • August 6 3-Week VerballMath June 28. July 16 or July 19 - August 6 ~BANK 2-Week Verbal/Math August 9 - 20 Academic Courses for Grades 2 • 12 ~_•....•••~ •..•.••.. SIX Weeks, June 28 . August 6 Math Regular • Grades 2-8 English Readmg' Grades 2 4 Gro~'lC POll1te Pre Algebra Reading and Writing • Grades 5-6 Algebra I ReView Language Arts. Grades 7-8 Advanced Algebra Composition. Grade 9 18720 Mack Avenue (313) 882-6400 Algebra II Advanced ComposlllOn • Grades 10-12 93 Kercheval (313) 417-5210 French I and II Spanish I and 11 Study SkIlls Grades 6-12 , p, me 'dll h Thr APR" II~o,;" 014 11'l9 'or hnme ('(I Iy lio<' III ereu I WIh, comh npd loan In va UPIITYInl 7'>"" or Courses meet between 8:00 a.m. - Noon (i) le<;\ drf I wlnm II r [lIVn1f II r1 ) I 1 h',"~ Rf'f}Ih r B1n~ r"'H~ n~ (Ill..ounl ThaI "n jq rf'ma n opplllo' thp j,p of'~ lnan Tutonals are available for other needs (inquIre) • Note. Classes may be cancelled If underenrolled, i.,tN'l>n R~lt IT lV j ( ,hI t pi n 1 I I (H) (Wtr~1 ,r"l (\\11HflT) ";ri( rlh~ Ann lal Pflrrrn,aqr RCltr (, llf"rJ to Pr mf' i1<;. hc;!pd I IhP Wa I Strt I r) I J 01 I 11t (' Wit lahlf nt'~ (J f .., ,I ~rr to orma~ Irp(1l' r1r IIrrmflf11~ Si1r'f1r loan<;. m"v rPQU rp t~11p For more information or a registration form, call Tony Gallaher, Director of ULS Summer SChool MEMBER nc;,Wll1n 1 I 1m r, ,1 <;. MIx ml rr lirR c; 1f~(I( H 1'1 rn ...... llf'J'i nc; ,nr)('f' rrQ rt j Can,u I VOl r 1('1)< ~~ -:~J)¥~~'~i:f~ .. HAR.VEYSCompleat Traveler • :J={airstyLists . ••• Janet ~ ~iclieLe JOSEF~S 17045 Kercheval • Groue Pointe. lU-881..oZ00 '1'd # FRENCH PASTRIES .t' CUSTOM MADE LUXURIOUS YET PRACTICAL $25& UP " ...{~~ FATHER'S DAY CAKES ••• Available In Just About Any Sports Theme of !Jro~,(' 'POIll!(" Prolld/v .'1111101111((' the 10lllt Oll'lltr~IIlP of Hockey Puck • Golf Ball ttStrands :Hair Salon II Basketball • Baseball • Old Fashion Straw Hat EMBOSSED OR INmALED WnJ70-;Wrortfati:~~1)ayl ~ IN GOLD AT NO CHARGE -;It ... or choose something else 1£$1000 OFF 'Any hair service : from our large selection. E'"... :-..~ Wlth'" Janet~ or .... ? ~ .~j'...... N> lNfti~ ~ 21150 Maelz • Grosse Pointe Woods 17854 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe • 313.885.2466 (313) 881-5710 1011r contlllU"oJ:oupportW')lt I:'~I~ !Vulloul.l! our succ('~, ••• II'ould not be p9S Name Novi Address Royal Oak Cycle & Fitness USA Sterling Heights Clty Zip Pointe Cycle & Fitness Grosse Pointe Phone loPllo .. Il WOTkPhoDe loplloult _ NoYlIWalied Lake Royal Oak Ster11ng Helgl1ts Grosse POinte Woods Cycle & Fitness USA CyCle& Fitness USA Cycle & Fitness USA POinte Cycle & Frtness 39600 14 Mile Rd 1109 S WlIStllngton 2169 Metro Par1 • • June 10, 1999 Grosse Pointe News News 17A Woods council again votes to delay decision on Brys project By Jim Stickford meet WIth neIghbors so that expect that the case Will be Councllman AI DlcklO"on CouncIlman EriC Stemer ..,dld Fontan,l I'" prop0l>mg to demo! Slaff Wnter some sort of compromise mIght heard until sometIme 111 2000 said that when he wa~ hopeful he agreed WIth Chylml>kl dnd l..,h ..,Iumld ..,tay up In a 4-3 vote, the majonty of be worked out CIty attorney George CatlIn that when he voted to table the he al..,o had conler n" ovcr the In the end, th(' Chylml>kl'l> the Grosse Pomte Woods City At Monday's meetlOg SaId that the laWSUit IS a prI- questIOn m Apnl that Fontana htlgatlon motIOn rpcclved the l>upport of Council voted to table a van- Fontana, through hiS attorney vate matter deahng With deed would meet With nClghborc, and Councilwoman Vllkl Enc Stemer, Thom,l.., Fahrner ance request by Dr Matthew Ralph Kliber presented a new restnctlOns. which do not fall develop a plan that all lOuld Granger ,, $6~? $15~B. 99~BAG $69~CH P,esem IhlS (oupon 10 your J June 10, ~999 18A Obituaries Grosse Pointe News John M. Cosgrove Funeral arrangements were Presby ten an Church for Woods Andrew Mizzi handled by the Wm R reSident James H Hull, who A memonal seTVlce was held A funeral Mass was celebrat- HamIlton Co dIed at St John HospItal and on Sunday, May 23 m Miami ed on Monday, May 24 at St Memorial contnbutlOn~ may MedIcal Center on Monday, for former Park and City of Joan of Arc CatholIc Church In be sent to St Paul's EducatIOn May 31,1999 Grosse Pomte resident John M St ClaIr Shores for Woods res- Fund or the Friend!> of Bon Mr Hull, 71, was born In Cosgrove, of Miami, who died Ident Andrew MIZZI, who died Secours Hop Bottom, Pa, and was a on Thursday, May 20, 1999 on Thursday, May 20 at St graduate of OhIO Northern Mr Cosgrove, 70, wa" born John Ho"pltal and Medical UmversItv He was the execu- m DetrOit and graduated from Robert C. Harrison Center III DetrOit A funeral seTVlce was held on tIve dIre~tor of Concrete PIpe the Umver~lty of Miami m Mr MIZZI, 68, was born In Miami Saturday, May 22 at Kaul ASSOCIation In Howell He also DetrOit and was a graduate of Funeral Home In 8t Clair ~erved m the U S Army Mr Cosgrove served m the Western High School He was a lJ S Coast Guard Shore~ for Robert C Harnson, Mr Hull was a member of the MIchigan Society of deSIgner at Stellar Mr Cosgrove IS survived by a who died at St John Hospital EngIneerIng In Troy He served and Medical Center on ProfeSSIOnal Engmeers, daughter, Jmger Carlo, two as prIvate first class In the U S Thursday, May 20, 1999 Amencan SOCIety of CIVIl sons, John and Jame~, a sister, Army durIng the Korean War Betty Cosgrove Fletcher, and Mr Harnson, 73, wa~ born EngIneers, Amencan Works four grandchIldren In DetrOIt and owned HarTison ASSOCiatIOn, Grosse Pomte Mr Mizzi collected antiques Funeral arran!!ements were Floor CoveTln!! In Gros~e Woods Presbytenan Church, and wa!> a car buff handled by Cofer-Kolskl- POInte Woods He served In the dnd the Transportation Mr MIZZI IS surVived by five Mary Kay Llnne Dr. Chester K. Perry Sr. Combs Funeral Home In US Navy dunng World War QUdhty ImtIatlVe CommIttee nIeces, Karen Manardo, Joann, He enjoyed golf, fishIng, boat- Janet, Mary Ann and Pamela, Miami II Park reSident Mary Kay Lmne, Delaware County, Ind He was mg, skIIng and tenms a grand-mece, and a grand- Mr HarTison wa!> a member who died of Hodgkm's Disease a graduate of Wayne State Mr Hull IS sUTVlved by hiS nephew He was predeceased of the Grosse POInte Rotary on Thursday, June 3, 1999 UnIversity and the UmversitY Club for 47 years and ~erved as \\lIfe. Jean, and two sons, by hIS brother, George of MIchigan Dental School Gregory and DaVId Mrs LInne, 65, was born In dlstnct governor, preSident. DetrOIt Interment IS at Resurrection Dr Perry operated a dental Funeral arrangements were and was also a Paul HarTl!>fel- Mrs LInne IS survived by Cemetery In Chnton TownshIp practice on East Warren for 55 low handled by Verheyden Funeral Funeral arrangements were years and was a clInIcal Home her husband, Henry, two Mr HarTison IS ~urvlved by daughters, Nancy Turnblom, handled by Verheyden Funeral Instructor and associate profes- hIS WIfe, Jessie. two daughter!>, Memonal contnbutlOns may Home sor at UmversIty of DetrOIt be made to the Karmanos and Sharon Faulk, three sons, Lynne MIller, and Jessie Cala~, Stephen, Gregory, and John, Dental School for over 45 three sons, Robert E , Cancer Institute, 110 E years He also taught at th~ Warren, DetrOit, MI 48201 or mother, Helen Worrell, and 12 Chester Kenneth Fredenck, and Charles M , and grandchIldren Medical College ofVIrgmla 12 grandchIldren the Grosse POInte Woods Perry Sr., DDS Dr Perry served as presI- Presby ten an Church, 19950 Memonal contnbutlOns may Interment IS at St Mary's A memonal seTVlce WIll be dent, dIplomate, Journal edIro.r Mack, Grosse Pomte Woods, be made to the Grosse POInte Cemetery In St ClaIr Funeral held on Monday, June 14 at and examIner of the Arnencan. MI48236 Rotary Club arrangements were handled by Grosse POinte Umted Church Board of ProsthodontiCS, a Verheyden Funeral Home at 7 30 pm for former Park foundIng member of the James H. Hull Mary Kay Linne Memonal contrIbutIOns may reSIdent Chester K Perry Sr , AmerIcan Equllibaration A memonal service was held A funeral Mass was celebrat- be made to The AmerIcan DDS, of Arlington, Va, who SOCIety, board member of the on Wednesday, June 9 at ed on Monda~ June 7 at St Cancer Society of the Father dIed on Fnday, May 14,1999 DetrOIt Northern YMCA; hfe- Grosse POInte Woods Ambrose Cathohc Church for Solanus GUIld Dr Perry, 90, was born In See OBITUARIES, page 19A Lewis H. Echlin Jr. A funeral Mass was cele- brated on Saturday, June 5 at St Paul CatholIc Church for CIty of Grosse POinte resIdent LeWIS H Echhn, Jr., who dIed of heart failure on Saturday, May 29, 1999 at Bon Secours Hospital Mr Echhn, 85, was born m DetrOit and was a graduate of UnIVersIty of DetroIt and UnIVersIty of DetrOIt Law School Mr Echlm was a retIred attorney for the Ford Motor Co. and was a speCIal agent for the Federal Bureau of " InvestIgatIOn dunng World War II Mr Echhn was a member of Imo. the Grosse POInte Semor FREE Men's Club, MIchIgan $ Handball ASSOCiatIon, State Bar of Michigan, DetrOit Digital Phone AthletiC Club and the Grosse POInte Yacht Club He enjoyed • Unlimited FREE Nights hIS famIly, golf and genealogy Mr Echhn is sUTVlved by & Weekends • FREE two daughters, Georgeanne E Profile 300 Phone BldIgare, and Mary E Nash; • 200 Peak Minutes two sons, LeWIS H., and Harry • $39.95/mo. T, 11 grandchl1dren and three • FREE Nights & Weekends great-grandchildren He was predeceased by hIs WIfe, Betty, until 2000! and Sister, Cathenne Interment IS at Mount C lEA R PAT HI" EllIOtt Cemetery m DetrOIt 50 ClEAR IT 5 liKE YOU RE THERE'" Save $10 when yoa .1IY a neW'N.. erle PAller•• ~te~ CI919_ .. "",,1IIIIlII Oo/r l wo-- , _.., ...._ !ttllI 0lII. __ ...... -. ~ 0lII... _ _ 'II._ _ _loIioIoo~.ltII.., _ .. lI,lI1 .... In a worldof~ ....-lIJf -- '-...... -.lfMIU.Oi~ ...... -___.. pwple make the difference.- ! • ...... ---- - ~ oWTHOIIIZfI) AMIIIIIICH lOCA!JON5, CALl fC!R AVAIUIIUTY. AWN_ CANTON l'-"dJ DlAIIOIN HEIGHTS DmlCIfI-dJ _.-u IAlllIU' VIUAOI SOUlHFIIlD TAnoI Wl5TWlD _oCel AB(Wan,t.oolt' <-dl Cyrole ConwnIJlf'lI{QhOn~ PAGKEU Ie-'dl Pogolec "" f~lecme Hon l( fepMnn 01rht'> advm,'J('f'" f~ • June 10, 1999 Grosse Pointe News News 19A Boulevard traffic study presented by Farms council By Bred Lindberg street work connected to an from 30 to 25 mph reburface (the btreet) unle~~ conducted tl affit studleb from He wants dnverb to slow Staff Writer upcoming sewer beparatlOn "Just postmg a lower speed you take borne specIal mea- CalIfornia to Rhode Ibland down near the bchools A traffic safety expert pre- project that could begin 10 the llmlt Isn't gomg ~o do anythmg bure~ n Richard Solak, the Farmb "Dependmg on the resultb (of sented hIS analysl!' of dnvmg summer of 2000, Farms Mayor at all," said Datta, who Ib albOa Contrary to the becond petl- tlty manager, e.,tlmated the raIsed crobswalks}, we'll look at habits on Grosse POinte John Danaher said the study professor of CIVil and enVlron- tlOn from rebldenb, Datta'" Wbt of repavmg th.' boulevard, rumble stnpb on either slde~ of Boulevard to the Grosse Pomte "IS a good btart 10 helpmg Ub mental engmeenng at Wayne bpeCial measure., don't mclude Without tUrb repair." at the walkwayb, said Ferber Farms city council May 10 understand what might be State Umverblty On the con- a medIan $580,000 PetitIOner Robert Peoples, The Farms commIssIOned available m addrebbmg the trary, he bald, based on an "In.tead of mve~tmg money Datta\ retommendatlOn~ who hves on the boulevard, the study m response to two boulevard We are not go109 to October study of the boulevard, 10 Lhangmg the geometry of Jibed With thobe of Robert ;,tuck to hlb gunb on the speed petItIOns by reSidents along the rede;,lgn Grosse Pomte"a traffic engmeer would say to the road, which l~ gomg to be Ferber, the }>'arm., dll ector of hmlt ISbue boulevard requestmg a Boulevard tomght " raise the llmlt to 35 mph " qUite expenblve no matter pubiC safety "We're trymg to create a tra- reduced speed hmlt and raIsed Dr Tappan Datta, president Yet If the street is left as IS, what you do, It'S better to try "I'm very wnwrned about dltlOnal, safer rebldentlal traf- median down the 1 5-mlle of the Llvoma engmeenng firm except for resurfacmg after the pavement markmg and conbld- the crobswalks at 8t Paul fit environment that does not street that connects FIsher to of Goddell-Gnvas, concluded It sewers are beparated, Datta er add 109 ralbed cro~;, walks, School, the Gro.,.,e Pomte eXlbt now," he bdld Moross. would be futile to lower the said, "You're gomg to see parkmg markmg and rumble Academy and South High," "At a mmlmum we would In hght of bOUle mevltable "ptltld hl111t OIl the boulevdl(l IIlLIed"tlJ "peed Oll"tl JOU "lup", ~ "aHI Datta, I'. ho h FromCrime------page llA May 30, and Tuesday, June 1, first three parkmg meten, on 4 12 pm, police "escorted~ a SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF HARPER WOODS at 7 30 am, a green bottle was Fisher from Grosse Pomte possum from Neff Park III the CITY OF HARPER WOODS CITY CLERK'S OFFICE between the hours of 9 and thrown through an 8- by 12- Boulevard had been removed City of Grosse Pomte WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN 11:45 a m on Tuesday, June 1 foot wmdow m the first block of from the anchor poles and The followmg Saturday, The bIkes, both men's Kercheval m Grosse Pomte tossed to the ground No money pollce found an mJured possum OFFICIAL ELECTION NOTICE Schwmn High Plam mountam Farms from the meters appeared to be m the 500 block of Lakeland bIkes, were sIze 19- and 23- mlssmg at 1025 am NOllel- II;) HI::J~.rBY fhe Polls tor Ittr.. Annual "lhooll k"-UOnl~pell.11 Relall f-1e-<:lJon \loll! operl at 7 00 a m and rem.::u.n Obituaries open until S 00 P In on IhL dJ.} o11he l.kl,lIon From page 18A Interment IS at Forest Lawn Funeral Homes, Lexmgton be made to the Nature CITY ()~ HARPf-R WOODS Cemetery III DetrOIt Chapel, m Lexmgton, SC Conservancy, 4245 N Fairfax time member of the Fowler Mickey D. Todd, Memonal contnbutlOns may Dr, SUIte lOa, Arlmgton, Va G PN frht: (onneltlOn 06110199 Center; and president of hIS POSTLD May I~ 1m CITY CL~RK Arlene Jeanette be made to Tn-County Hospice, 22203 homeowner's association m 113 Executive POInte Blvd, Wmtergreen, Va He was also a Thompson ColumbIa, SC 29210 Marilynn R. Belle Isle runner and a church Former Farms reSident GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM lay leader Arlene Jeanette Thompson, of VanKampen Dr Perry IS sUTVlved by hiS Barbara Wright A pnvate funeral service CheshIre, Ct , dIed on Sunday, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING WIfe, Carohne, two daughters, June 6,1999 Tilley was held on Saturday, June 5 Ehzabeth Ann Swartz and Mrs Thompson was born m A pnvate bunal serYlce was for Park reSIdent Manlynn R PROPOSED 1999-00 BUDGET Carolme Rebecca Valentine, a Moorehead, Mmn , and was a held on Wednesday, June 9 for VanKampen, who dIed at Bon The Board of Edw.allon of The Grosse POinte Public S<.hoolSystem son, C Kenneth Perry, Jr., and graduate of Moorhead High City of Grosse Pomte reSident Secours Hospital on Monday, seven grandcluldren School and Moorhead State Barbara Wnght Tilley who May 31,1999 WIll hold a Pubhc Heanng on Tuesday, June 22, 1999 at 7 00 pm al Memonal contnbutlOns may Teachers College She taught dIed Thursday, June 3, 1999 Mrs VanKampen, 79, was the Grosse Pomte Soulh HIgh School LIbrary BUlldmg. 11 Grosse be made to the Fowler Center, school for a year before marry- Mrs TIlley, 89, grew up 10 born lIt Haslett Pomle Boulevard, 10 review and conSider Ihe School Syslem's 1999- 2315 Harmon Lake Rd, mg and movmg to Eau ClaIre, Freeport, Ill, and graduated Mrs VanKampen IS sur- 00 Proposed Budgel MaYVille, MI 48744 or the WIS , where she was active m from the Umversity of VIved by her daughter, Umverslty of DetrOIt Dental the Newcomer's Club, Eastern MIchigan She wrote for the Chnstme Smith She was pre- Summary wpleb of Ihe 1999-00 Propo,ed Budgel Will be aVailable on School, Attn Sandra Wnght, Star and the PTA Followmg a Indlanapohs Star and The deceased by her husband, Fnday, june 12, 1998 .lIthe Bu~mess Offi"e on lhe second !loor of Ihe 8200 W Outer Dr, Box 98, PO Henry, and brother, Lawrence move to the Farms, she was DetrOIt News Later she Admlnlstrallon BUilding, 389 SI Clair Avenuc For further mfonna- Box 1990, DetrOIt, MI 48219- Interment IS at Mount Hope mvolved With her church, earned a master's degree from llon please contact Chmllan A Fenlon, AS~I~lantSupennlendent for 0900 Cemetery m Lansmg Funeral scoutmg activIties and the Wayne State Umverslty School Bu~me~s and Support Servlce~. at 34'\-2048 or hha Smllh at 343- Republican Party She contm- of SOCIal Work She worked as arrangements were handled by Verheyden Funeral Home 2451 Raymond Fulton ued her volunteer work lD a climcal psychotherapist and Scarsdale, NY, and as assistant mrector for the Memonal contnbutlOns may Joan Dindoffer, be made to the Amencan Sears Middlebury, Conn where she Wayne State Umverslty G PN 06/10/99 Secrctary Board of EduLallon A funeral serYlce was held on coordmated political cam- Student Mental Health Climc Cancer Society Saturday, June 5 at Verheyden p81gns, was appomted JustIce until retirement, and mam- Funeral Home for Woods resI- of the peace and was an active tamed a pnvate chnical prac- dent Raymond Fulton Sears, member of the Middlebury tice at her home untIl 1995 who dIed at Bon Secours CongregatIOnal Church She She had also wntten a text- OFF TO Hospital on Tuesday, June 2, was also the founder of book on short-term chmcal 1999. ConsIgnment Ongmais of counsehng which was trans- Mr Sears, 77, was born m Cheshire lated mto many languages SCBOOLOR Bonnyman, Ky, and was a Mrs Thompson IS sUrYlved Mrs TIlley enjoyed garden- graduate of Wayne State by one son, Gary, one daughter, mg, had a devotIOn to the Umverslty He was an engmeer Knstm, two brothers, Odls Enghsh language, and a zest COLLEGE WIth A.T A.C m Warren He LeGrande, and Glenn for pohtlcal debate served as a heutenant m the LeGrande, SIster, Helen Mrs TIlley IS sUTVlved by IN THE FALL? U S Au Force dunng World Fugere, four grandchIldren, two daughters, Tucker Deeds DON'T War II and one great-grandchlld She and Suzy Lmcoln, one son, r7j Mr Sears IS survived by hiS was predeceased by her hus- Jefferson, one brother, Orestes WIfe, Juha, four daughters, band, Fred H Wnght, and seven grand- LEAVE Suzanne Gordon, Rebekah Plans for her memonal ser- children Scott, Mary Lynn Heebert, and VIce are mcomplete Funeral Interment IS at Forest Hllls Ruthann Mason, and mne arrangements are bemg han- Cemetery m Ann Arbor grandchIldren dled by Caughman-Harman Memonal contnbutIons may HOME ~ NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, WITHOUT WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN, TO BE HELD ON JUNE 14,1999 TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAIDSCHOOL DISTRICT: US! PLEASE TAKE NOTICE lhal Ihe Regular Election of The Gro\~e Pomle Public School Sy,lem WayneCounty. MIchIgan,\\1111 be held m the SchoolDI~t~clon Monday Ihe 14thday ot June. 1999 THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL BE OPEN FROM 7:00 A.M.TO 8:00 P.M., EASTERNDAYLIGHTTIME, Take news ;i~y;u;.hometown ON JUNE 14, 1999. happenings along with you and NoticeI~funher givenlhal althl~ electIOnlhereWillhe c1ededone 12) membersof IheBoardof Educallonof Ihe '>chool D1s1nclfora fulllerm of lour (4)year~ begmnlngJuly 1 1999andendmgJune 30 2001 you'll never be out of touch. 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Great .\nH'lltan age, ' ""lid Gordon l\hller, maker~, a Chevrolet ('orvettl' ('om l'l 1Ih1(' \\ III be thp fea- E\ (" on Ue...lgn l'\ ent chaIr- 1"01 d Mu ...tang and l'hry ...ler ture ofthl" \l' Convertibles from each of the American makers underscored the "Great American In contrast to the modem vehicles out in front of the Automotive Hall of Fame was Convertible" theme of this year's Eyes on Design show, General Motors' entry was this this 1906 Waltham Orient Buckboard just inside the doors. 1999 Chevrolet Corvette convertible. June 10, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 21A "Till" h Honored designer this year is Richard Teague. who designed cars for Packard and American Motors. One of his creations was on display, an AMC AMX prototype. From Ford was this 1999 Ford Mustang convertible. \ ...... \RHOR \pollo III IIWO~, ...., uq , III TROll Hob 'VIa'l(('v m IROII Prtr h. '\1ot OJ PER MONTH I 1 FOR 36 MONTHS 1 \H\II'\(dll'\ r Ja(h. Demmer 3&Month/36,OOQ-Mlle Red Carpet Lease Caplrali:zed COSt. - -_.". - - - _. -$21785 (, IRIlI " ( II) Down Payment - - - • -_. . $2,050 .. tu 1\<111'> Refundable Secunty Cash -$275 Fl1'st Month's Payment ------$259 1999 MERCURYVilLAGER CasbDuutSJgning ••.•. . .. $2,584 FUTURLS IN<.LUDE' 3 3lSOHC V-6engInc. Front-",hecl dnve. Second Gcnerallon dUdl ,ur h,lg.,,,~ $J'i/mde over 36,000 lillie,; • In-Tralk'" rear shdmg scat sy.,tcm • AMIFM ~tereo/c.lS5elle • lOO,OOO-mlk~lheduled tunl-Up mtervab ...H- • Power hunt wmdows and door locks 1'1\\1"1 III Hines Pal'h. \ I R0S..IU,II R 11111'" Lrissman /.., I ,",U 'f, j * , , R'N\1I11 Arnold R( l\ \! ll\~ t)iamond PER MONTH "'I !fllllll) FOR 24 MONTHS "tar 24 M"nrl1 2-1(11)(l~hk Rcdl rfpdlll"'- ....~11 I 1't " I "tu l ,,,In,, C,lrlt.llr:<:l .. 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TH\ n ...lrI( I ,\llh 'pph III IIi r p II th II' tl1nn may \ iU\ for "'p('( 1 t1 lr ,"-( nrkr~ .md R( I (l .. h 'l~t T1I" r, r 111 dt 11\, n frPIll dt Also on display for the Eyes on Design preview was the Buick Cielo concept car. The On display outside the Automotive Hall of Fame at the Eyes on Design preview was Cielo is an open-air four-door sedan with a retractable hardtop that rides roof rails into this Chrysler Phaeton concept car. The four.door hardtop convertible features 22-inch the trunk. Inside. voice-activated controls can be customized to each individual dri- tire/wheels. a Viper-like rear suspension and a 5.4-titer 48-valve V-12 aluminum ver. engine. adult" m the United States It Fnends of VIsion, said only directly to our programs to also raises funds for DIO by 620 tickets are bemg sold at support the Visually Impaired Autos ------hostmg the VISlOni>to $100 each "DalmlerChrysler m metro DetrOIt," she said grants comes from such Corp donatred the vehicle and The wmner Will be announced "'rom page 2lA :"omp "art to send to the vl:"ual Remember Antiques Show m corte" When thiS Initiative I:" fundralser events as the Eyes February all the money we ralse Will go at the June 20 show latlOlI of a chip npar tht' rptma :"uccesbful :"ome who now hve on DeSign show As a fundralser at the Eyes 111.1\Ic"..ton' \ l~lOn ' Hr"burg m darkness ma) be able to see Fnends of VIsIOn IS a volun- on DeSign show, Fnends of '01](! 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See stores for details, INTERNATIONAL SKI & GOLF Not \lalld on prior purchases 2';40 WOODWARD (24R) 'r~R-0803 • GROSSf~ POINTE .. 19415 MACK AVE nn) Rl'i5-()\()() • BLOOM HELD HILLS 246 E SAGINAW ()17) \\7-%% • NOVIop('// Man Sattd' 9prn NOVI TOWN CTR (24R) ,47- r~23 • hAST [ ANSING 1216 S GRATIOT (810) 46V~620 • TRAVERSE CITY 1990 US \ I (II) 4 MILh (616)9~8- ~l' 1 • MT CLEMENS • DEARBORN HEIGHTS 26312 FORD RD (31') )62-5560 Dail 10-7. Saturda 10-6. Sunda 12-5 June 10, 1999 24A News Grosse Pointe News Kayaking with Moosejaw - it's a local group By Emily Meier ommend~ that pl.'ople mterest- btyles and all sorts of vana- pTlses a lot of people" Special Writer ed m thl' bport look Into learn- tlOns In between "It's the best way to ,,1'1.' the It", .I beautiful ~pTlng after- mg opportUnltleb "Any dabs "I recommend people try to lake, river and City," bays one !loon at P,IUelbon Pdlk If on£' you Lan takl.' I !>av do It" he get a boat that WIll grow WIth kayaker who has brought hIS h.ld to gul'~., .It the tempera- ~dld '. . them and their expenence: own boat ture hl'/.,I1l' \\Oldd ~a\ nlld-70~ Both the Red CrOSb and the explainS Holbert "We try tofit Holbert leans over to explall1 A bree/e blolh aLro ...... thl' lakl' Aml'TlLdn Canoe A".,oeJatlOn you WIth a boat that WIll be the to a new kayaker the dIfference and a glllup of hfl' JdLket-c1ad offer genl'ral m"truetLOnal mo;,t ver"atlle for your sItua- between canoes and kayaks pL'uple ...t.lnd at thl' ...hlll ehnl' LOur~e~fur kdyaker;, But those tion, takmg mto consIderatIOn He explams about the center of plLklllg out thl' !loah thl'l Ilho are d bit more ~eTlou" where and how you plan to use gravIty bemg lower m a kayak 1\.1IIt to tl) IH"\! Some ha\~' might \\ ant tu make the hike the kayak" and how that make" a kayak dln'ad, paddlpd out onto thl' out to Grl'at RIver Outfitter" In It Ib WIth thiS goal m mll1d less hkely to capsize III rougher 'i watel laughlllg and l.dlmg to Waterford, \\her~ group and that Holbert continues to weather He talks about hull Enjoying a Moosejaw demonstration day at Patterson I',llh ot hl'l ab the\ enjOY thl' pllvate le,.,on!> are offl.'red a~ expand MooseJaw's demonstra- shape, pomtmg out the kayak's Park are Todd Sterbik. Moosejaw employee: Joe Holbert, fel'] of nothmg mOl e than a well a., opportullItle" for certl- tIOn days BeSIdes every other oblong-shape and curved bot- Moosejaw manager: Ryan Jackson. Necky representative: Sunda), Holbert has also start tom He then :m.,l\ er., thL ~1I1uu11i 1.1I el uf fibel gl'l" liedtluil Illtli thL Blltl"h Canoe and Ken HugeUer. kayak builder. hl'tween them and the lakl' UnlOn (BCU), a pre,lJglOu, I'd brlngmg representatives question ofpnce "I can get you water The lake IS now pep- can JOin the other!> He IS W81st It'~ demon~lJ at IOn da\ and organizatIOn from mdlvldual kayak compa- 111 a boat, WIth paddle, person- pered WIth kayakers, aU dIffer- deep m the stJll.cool watel, ,Joe Holbprt, orgalll7el and All Great River Outfitters me!> together dunng the week al floatatIOn deVIce and spray ent ages, ablhty levels and m watchmg them, as he extend., manager of MOlhejd\\ ~portmg m.,tructor., are ranked and eer- ThiS allows cu!>tomers to try skirt for $600 to $650 " all dIfferent kmds of boats The hI!>arm" good!> ~tole 111 the' Clh of tlfied \llth the BCU The BCU out boats as well as talk to the Kayaks range from $300 to twmkle m hIS eye sugge;,t!> For more mformatlOn 011 GlOs"e Pumtl', ha~ Inought fir~t ranks kayakers on ablhty, representatIves personally $3,000 But pnce doesn't neces- there I;' more to these demo ka}aks, eall or VISit the follow- boah from thc ~torl' fOl an)one awardmg one to five star!> Its ThiS past sprmg, a represen- sanly c011lclde With quahty, as IIltl'l ('.,ted m kavakmg to try certIficatIOn program conslsb, tatIve from Necky was present many have learned first hand day" than Just sales He hands mg websltes - MooseJaw, a paddle to a woman m one of (313) 881-9999, wwwmoo,e- Kavak~, all dIfferent .,hape!>, of "tudy, expeTience and tests along WIth Ken Hugeher, a thanks to MooseJaw's demo day the longer kayaks, and then Jaw com, - Red Cro~s kayak ~lZ( ." color., and .,t\ le~ arc put after whIch, a kayaker I" glVen Grosse POinter who makes and and great staff gives the boat a push ;'0 "he mstructlOn, (517) 546-0326 to u"e mtl oduung ~onll' to the a coach level rankmg from one sells hiS own kayaks Made of Holbert looks out over the ~pOlt fOl th£' fir ~t tIme and to five It's a rigorous program fiberglass and wood, West remmdmg othel ~ wh) they fell dnd as Kelly Blades, a three- Greenland style, Hugeher's In love WIth It before "tar kayaker and coach, level boats are Illtended for the A£.cordml{ to thp Outdoor two, e"plams, "Just to give you novIce to expenenced paddler Rl'lrl'atlOn CoahtlOn of an Idea of the level of ablhty He admIts he paddles almost AmeT1£.a, kavaklllg 1~ the conSider thiS There are no all year-round and IS pleased faste~t-groll mg partll1patory coach five's In the entire to see so many people becom- EFFERSO ~POlt 10 the wuntry In the Umted States" Illg mterested In the sport CHEVROLET p,,~t dl'13dp thl' number of Great RIVer Outfitters IS the Holbert, too, IS glad to see Grosse Pointe Park,...,...... , Detroit ka\ akel'" ha, doubll'd to 1 3 fir"t store to bring the BCU there IS so much mterest m 15175 E. Jefferson Ave• ...... ,.., 2130 E. Jefferson Ave, mlllwn And II hpl1 Muo.,ej3\1 teachmg;, to the Umted States kayakmg here In Grosse 3130821.2000 313-259-1200 OpLne'd It-.. doOJ., la~t Throughout the summer they Pomte "I was kmd of expect- )10\ ember, Holbpl t madr "ure offer opportunities to learn mg thIS among the mantJme MC)(l"l'j,l\\ \\ a~ prcpared from not only theIr In;,tructors, Grosse POinters," saId AImed \llth a "tore full of but also from vlsltmg guest Holbert "LIke them, I take hOdt., and gear, Holbl'Tt took to lI1structors from Great Brltam, any chance I get to go out on thp watel as "'oon a" the weath- all of whom are coach five, the the water" el ...tarted to hmt at becoming be~t there IS Holbert smiles as a young 11I11' I ~t"rtl'd takmg a fe\\ Like Mooseja\\, Great RIver boy pomts to one of the boats fr ll'nd~ and cu.,tomer~ who Outfitters has a fleet of demo and asks If he can try It IIPI I' mtpre.,ted In tr)Jllg out boat., people can try Both "Sure; says Holbert who then boat." and from there It Just Blades and Holbert recom- helps hIm mto the boat and took oIT he e'\pla11lrd "The mend trymg a lot of dIfferent gives some advice on paddlmg 1999 CHEVROLET MALIS techmque He gives the boat a fin,t Sunday 10 May we had 26 boats before makmg a pur- WAS S17,025 people comr to tryout boats" chase They also agree that for gentle push to get the boy NOW Holbert. a Grosse Pomte begmners a smaller boat, 14- to gomg The youngster doesn't Park n:sldrnt, U!>es Patterson 15-foot, IS a good bet "They're even glance over hiS shoulder $15,995' Park as hl~ acces!> to the lake, easIer to handle both 111 and before he's off to Jom the oth- GMsS15.120.~ c"""."Wso ...... 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Palllic • • A La Annie page 6 Pride of the Pointes .....page 7 G~P.Children's Theater celebrates its 45th year By Maureen Moore efforts ra'scd suffiCIent funds "The WIZ,lI J of Oz " Special Wnter to save downtown DetrOIt's Other notable perfor- As It celebrates Its 45th hlstonc Manner's Church mances mcluded the charac- anmversary thts year, Grosse from bemg demohshed ter of Mrs Sower berry In Pomte Chtldren's Theater can While workmg on her mas- "Oliver," and In a student- Shannon Reynolds, 12, at pomt to a history of career ter's degree m Chtldren's wntten, student-dIrected the left, recently played the starts comparable to a Los Theater at Wayne State prQductlOn of "Mass part of the TIn Man in Grosse Angeles or New York stage UnIversity, she taught drama Hystena," at Grosse Pomte Polnte Chllciren's Theater's Recogmzed by the state of at Umverslty Liggett School North These expenences production of "The Wizard of MichIgan as the oldest com- "It was a real challenge, but have solidified Jennifer's Oz." Shannon is the grand- mumty-based chl1dren's the- I loved every moment of It," plan to produce and dIrect daughter of GPCT director ater m the state featunng Reynolds said her own productIOns on the Sally Reynolds. youths as performers, sur- After her son was born, Grosse Pomte stage Katie SulllvaD, 12. below, names such as Herman, Cnm, "thoughts of a commumty chil- "JennIfer has been to played the part of the SCare- GaldIca, Scl1lian, Parcells, dren's theater m Grosse Interlochen for three years, crow in the same production. Waldmelr and Marshall Pomte kept rolhng through and performs m New York helped to form a legacy not my mmd I knew what I want- at a theatncal camp called easl1y matched. ed, and I Just needed someone Stage Door Manor," Janet Grosse Pomte Children's m authonty to lend a hstenmg Wemgarten said Theater's founder and dIrector ear and heart to the great Last year Jenrnfer choreo- Sally Reynolds IS enormously need for such a children's the- graphed and played the lead proud of the hentage her ater and all the wonderful role m Parcells Middle VISion began The local theater thmgs that could happen both School's productIOn of" AnDle " has launched countless profes- for the chtldren on stage and "As a teenager my WIfe, SIOnal careers m numerous those m the audience" Diane, was mvolved With the performance sectors and dISCI- Mappmg out a plan to find a Grosse POInte Chl1dren's phnes She considers past and horne for their stage meant Theater, under the wrection of present performers as famlly hours of phone calls and foot- Sally Reynolds," said Charhe "In the hearts of chIldren IS work The endeavor paId off RInderknecht of Grosse POinte born the fate of men and Reynold's concept of Grosse Woods "Every now and then, natIOns," Reynolds SaId "ThiS Pomte ChJ1dren's Theater was over the last few years, we IS our motto, from Kmg Midas Imtlally accepted by The would run mto Sally and come and the Golden Touch This NeIghborhood Club, the back to work on or m her pro- means that what one learns as Grosse POInte Board of ductions" a chIld reflects later m hfe," Education, and thEt.Grosse Both profeSSIOnal actors she said Porote War Memonal active In dInner and commUnI- "My goal from the start was "Aft.er presentmg my con- ty theater, "ActIng 15 how we - and continues to be - to cept, plans, hopes and dreams met," he said In 1997 the cou- use the talents God gave me to for thE' commurnty, and after ple played adult roles m bnng JOYand happmess to bemg received WIth a most Reynolds' adaptation of others through theater All of enthusiastic welcome by the "Annie," and last year the our members have tned to War Memorial's board of dIrec- couple performed the adult 'spread a httle love from God tors, I deCIded to make It our leads In GPCT's "Cheaper By above' all for His honor and horne," she saId. the Dozen" glory" The rest IS hiStory "When we're not playmg the Reynolds said she was born "One of the hIgh notes of our leads out front," Rmderknecht to multI-talented parents who time at the War Memonal was saId, "Diane works behInd the loved musIc and theater. Her presenting 'The Wizard of Oz' scenes as the stage manager performance roots were plant- to benefit Fath~r Pat!'1ck _ and I bUild sJ'!_ts_Our lqds also ed early Peyton's Farmly Theater of act m the theater. "My mother was the finest Hollywood," Reynolds said. "Our famlly IS now second pianIst I ever heard, and my "Our guest of honor was Jack generatIOn Grosse Pointe dad could make the Violin Haley, the original 'I'm Man Chtldren's Theater" smg," she SaId "He also had character from MGM's mOVie AnnIe Reinholz, a JUnIor at the most beautIful Insh tenor claSSIC Grosse Pomte South HIgh voice that sent a shIver up my "When Haley gave a stand- School, IS a new member of spme He and my mother ing ovation to the 'I'm Man m the GPCT Last Chnstmas she would sing and harmornze and our production, I thought my appeared as Rosamund In my brother and I would Jom student was gOIng to pass out "Sleepmg Beauty," and last m, smgmg old favontes " from shock,. she SaId month she was GlInda, the When Reynolds was 4, her In 1986 the Windsor's good WItch In "The Wizard of Aunt Margaret played an Hiram Walker Canadian Club Oz" angel m a productIon at 'Break A Leg' Award was pre- "Sally has been very fleXible Bonstelle Theatre An mdell- sented to Reynolds for "out- With Anme's school and extra- ble Imprint was made on the standmg coordmatIon of the curricular schedule," SaId Jane arden awe-struck youngster Her theatncal production of Reinholz, Annie's mother 'Ohver' at the War "Annie also loves sports My Memonal Fnes greatest JOy IS that she has Auchtorium" been able to have some expo- The CanadIan sure to the arts and still main- Club Break A Leg tam her extra-curncular actIv- award recognizes Ities profeSSIOnals for "Sally finds a way to blend outstandIng con- It all In She understands tnbutlOns to chll- there are other thIngs kids dren's theater have mterests In, too. Sally natIOnWIde and for has mcredlble patience She ~cw Guinea Impatien~ dedication to the has been an unbehevably posi- Hanging Baskets ~:% arts An mdustry- tive Influence on the kids and $ rh!)8 , WIde achievement, the community" '19'" 'i. each time thiS She's metIculous about each sale 7.LJ:. ~ .1# l" award IS given, performance, Jane Remholz SUn-IoImg pbnt; WIIh loads of beaunfuJ Bm-s. < ~ $I The Actor's Fund, said "Reynolds and the GPCT the oldest theatn- have made the kids feel so cal chanty In the good when It'S time to take the Co]oJful Impatiens world, receIves a stage They're proud of them- p/qnfs per/JOC" Grosse Pointe Chlldren'. Theater Sizable monetary selves and how hard they've $119 director saJly Reynolds, at the left, contnbutlOn from worked 4 - jiJr 1.• ~ '1.'" shares some memories with a former the Canadian "Sally obViously has a great llAatlUl' OOl\'l'AINS 12 PM:XS. SALE'11." REG.'14." performer, Gwen Bumble McShane. Club love for what she's domg It !l5JbfuI shade IOlerant Oowers for color aD SI.'.lNll1 long. Prestigious takes a lot of energy I'm glad reCIpients before my daughter has been part of future was determIned 1986 mclude Anthony Qumn, thIs theater" Buttcrflv Bushes "From then on, my aunt EddIe Albert, Colleen Reynolds SaId the GPCT started takIng me to shows I Dewhurst, Frances does not hmlt Itself to proVld- loved them, and loved to be a Sternhagen, MIckey Rooney, mg entertamment solely to Sale3(10off 8eldIfuI seIedJon of bushes IIIb1 and bIooni part of the auchence One of Ann Miller, Tommy 1\me, reSIdents of the Grosse Pomte my favontes was 'Around the Gene Barry, Mark Hamill, commumty Members have World m Eighty Days' Jessie Chnstme Ebersole, Mary given theIr time and talent to C\l)resS Mulch Bonstelle was a real star MartIn and Carol Chanmng chantable causes m numerous . $ maker," Reynolds saId "I pat- "Sally has been a great commumtIes temed my ChIldren's Theater teacher," said Janet In recent months scenes 4 bagsfor 10 Rtf/3~ after hers" Wemgarten Wemgarten's from "The WIzard of Oz" were ~ fteCb, COIISen'eS rnoi.'ilIIre lIIId repel!; 111St'Clli Reynolds took smgmg and daughter, Jenmfer, has per- performed for homeless people FM::ll 2 QI rt. ~ cover; 12 ~ feet. 2.inches deep dance classes, drama lessons, formed With the Chlldren's dunng a stay at 8t Paul's and performed on the local • Theater "She puts m a Church Last December stage m productIons such as tremendous amount of time .Sleepmg Beauty. was enacted Gilmour Greenlawn JIOSl) 'The Broadway Capital WIth her students It was Sally before a group of semor CIti- 98 Children's Hour' and Thletots who sparked Jenmfer's mter- zens at St Joseph's Home for $7. It wasn't unttl her college est In actmg She's been her the Aged Sale • Reg. '12"" years, however, that Reynolds best teacher" s.1l indl 50 me hose ~ lIexihle, elISl' 10 IwIdIe 2lld kmk 1'eSI'ilaI11 Nf(ItVes~ GPCT IS currently plannmg • r opemllOn.~ submerged herself m the arts PartiCIpating m GPCT was a Summer Drama Workshop After eammg a bachelor of Jenmfer's first expenence for both begmmng and \()!l~~ 5 ~/nrlloullMf$: arts degree from MichIgan With actmg Now a freshman advanced students from July 6 ao,aJ OllII-Troy (248) UlO9500 • Clililon lWp. OliO) lS6 MOO • "est Bloomfield (H!ll !l51 ~501l State Umverslty she directed at Grosse POinte North HIgh through July 17 at Grosse EIsepo6Iee (810) 771 'llOO • Dearborn ~II: nUl"i('n (~I~l n 44H or "on~WI \) 50s !1m local actors and actresses In School, Jenmfer has per- Pomte Memonal Church, 16 __ Opel! MoncIay d1~ s.nmtay II ... 10 9 pill • SUndar II _ 10 6 pill productIOns for DetrOIt-area formed m several of RRynolds' Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte ~I chantable causes TheIr productIOns, most recently In ; Always Hiring People Who love People & Plants' See THEATER, pqe 68 .. \ ! June 10, 1999 28 Weddings - Grosse Pointe News the groom'~ daughter, Justine French silk faille and featured Hoff long, fitted sleeves She carned Naglich- The maid of honor wore a an all-white bouquet that salmon dress and carned a meluded roses, stephanotis, bouquet of ~prlng flowers The freeSia and white wax flowers Marshall JUnior bndesmald wore an The mllld of honor was Kate Patncla Joan ~aghch of the IVOrydre~s with a ,almon-flow- McCarthy of Grosse Pomte City ofGrosse POinte,daughter ered skirt and carned a bou- Woods ofMr and Mrs Joseph Naghch quet of i>prlngflowers BridesmaIds were Susan of Eastpomte, marned The best man was the HadJlyams of Mmneapolis, the Chnstopher John Marshall of groom's brother, Tryg Hoff of groom's Sister, Caryn Clagne of NorthVille, son of Mr and Mrs Olympia, Wa.,h ChIcago, and Martha Daas of Robert Spence of NorthVIlle, Th(' bnde's brother, Bryan Austm, Texas formerly of Grosse Pomte Jone,; of Grosse POinte Park, The flowerglrls were Angela Farms, and Roger Marshall, on waS the usher Panagos of Grosse Pomte April 10, 1999, at St Paul The nngbearer was the Woods and Carly Sutherland of Cathohc Church groom'.>son, Matthew Hoff of Palatine, III The Rev George Williams Portage Atu>ndant" worE'French blue oflkl'lted at the 2 30 p m cere- The mother ot the bnde wore Silk shantung dresses and car- mony, which was followed by a a tea-length cream-colored ned bouquets of peach roses receptIOn at Andlamo Villa Mr. and Mn. Jud Hoff sheath and carned a tussy and Queen Anne's lace !talla III Warren mussy, a small bouquet of The best man was the spnng flowers Jones-Hoff groom's brother, Chnstopher The groom's mother wore a Clagne of Farmmgton Darcy Lynne Jones, daugh- cream-colored lace pantsklrt Cholack- ter of Nell and Barbara Snow Groomsmen were tile with a tuxedo Jacket and car- groom's brother, Marc Clagne of Hilton Head IslaJ1d, S C , ned a bouquet of spnng flow- Ciagne formerly of Grosse Pomte ers of Washington, DC, Graeme Park married Jud Hoff, son of Dlna Mary Cholack, daugh- Hunter of Manhattan, NY, The bnde's stepbrother, ter of Jeanne Cans Cholack of and Jeff Rutherford of Los Wilham and Nancy Hoff of Jonathan Snow, played the Bellvue, Wash, on May 1, Grosse Pomte Farms and the Angeles bagpipes before the weddmg late George H Cholack, mar- The nngbearer was George 1999, at the Spanish Wells The bnde earned a degree In Club on Hilton Head Island ned DaVIdArthur Clagne, son A Cholack of LlVoma matenal lOgistic management of Patncla and Arthur M The mother of the bnde wore The Rev John McCreight from MichIgan State offiCiated at the 3 p m ceremo- Clagne of Bloomfield Hills, on a long ecru sllk gown and a cor- Umverslty She IS a supervIsor June 28, 1998, at AnnunciatIOn sage of gardemas and roses ny, which was followed by a WIth Stryker Instruments receptIOn at the Spanish Wells Greek Orthodox Cathedral In The groom's mother wore a The groom graduated from DetrOIt long pale green Silk gown Wlth Club the U S Mlhtary Academy He The bnde wore an Ivory The Rev Athanas G George a tuxedo Jacket and a corsage IS vice preSident of quahty and MonSignor Edward of gardemas and roses gown tnmmed In satm and a assurance, regulatory affaIrs short vetl She camed a bou- Baldwin offiCiatedat the 3 p m The orgamst was Chff and faclhtles englneenng at ceremony, which was followed WIlkens, solOist was Margaret quet of white tuhps Stryker Instruments The maid of honor was by a receptIOn at the Grosse Abee, trumpeter was BIll The newlyweds hve m POinte Yacht Club Beger The reader was Carol Pamela Remke of Portage Blrmmgham The bride wore her mother's Savvas The Junior bndesmald was gown which was made of ivory The bride graduated from the Umverslty of MIchigan The bnde wore a satm A-hne Wlth a bachelor of arts degree gown that featured a lace In hterature and musIc. She IS bodIce, a portrlllt neckhne and Eng,!!gements a producer Wlth ABC News In short sleeves trimmed Wlth London pearls She carned a bouquet 'J":!ucker Bernard Sherwood, son of master's degree m health ser- of yellow and white roses ~ ~ - Mr and Mrs Davw. Sherwood VIce adrmmstratlOn from the The groom earned a bachelor The maid of honor was the of Grosse Pomte Park A July Umverslty of Mlcmgan She IS of arts degree In economIcs bnde's SIster, Janet Nagllch of K ra wedding IS planned a nsk manager at RiversIde from the Umverslty of the CIty of Grosse POinte ft Bosscher earned a degree In Osteopathic HospItal. MIchigan and a master's Bndesmalds were the bnde's Mr and Mrs James A marketing and bUSiness from Kelly earned a bachelor of degree m busmess admlmstra- SIster, Mary Kathryn Gorman Tucker of the City of Grosse Michigan State Umverslty, arts degree from the tion from ColumbIa Umversity of Evanston, Ill, Kimberly Pomte have announced the where she was affihated Wlth Umversity of Iowa He IS man- He IS an mvestment banker Naglich of Manchester, and engagement of their daughter, Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority ager of profeSSIOnal services Wlth the mergers and acquIsI- Maureen Donnelly of Grosse Susan Elizabeth Tucker, to She IS a marketing consultant staffing at Sequent Computer tIOns group of Morgan Stanley Pomte Farms Martm Alexander Kraft, son of at Dodson Group Consulting Systems In London. The flowerglr! was Martin T Kraft of Grosse Co Samantha Nagllch of POinte Park and the late Alexa Sherwood earned a degree In The newlyweds traveled to Manchester G Klaft A July weddmg IS economics from Micmgan State Bali and Lombok They live m Attendants wore pale yellow planned Umverslty He works for London and cream-colored satin floor- Amencan Backhaulers a., length dresses that featured southeast regional manager. Ebbing- Walton Mr and Mrs Raymond R SUMMER SURVIVAL Ebbmg of Bloomfield Hills have announced the engage- ment of their daughter, Kathryn A Ebbing, to Andrew R Walton, son of Mr and Mrs Jonathan T Walton of Grosse Pomte Farms A November weddmg ISplanned Ebbing earned a bachelor of arts degree m Enghsh and eco- Here's 0 handy checklist of the Suaan EU&abeth Tucker nomIcs from AlbIOn College and Martin A1euuder Kraft She works In advertlsmg absolute necessitiesyou'll need Susan earned a bachelor of Walton earned a bachelor of when heading off for seaside arts degree In English from the sCIence degree In elementary or poolside. educatIOn from Central UniverSIty of Massachusetts at Michigan Ulverslty She IS a Amherst He is a dJrector for D Suntan lotion or middle school language arts Chelsea PIctures teacher In Plymouth Sun Block Martm earned a bachelor of Donaldson- [jSunglasses sCIence degree m busmess Martha & Bill admlDistratlOn from Michigan Gorenflo will celebrate o Sandals or Thongs State Umverslty He IS a pro- Kelly tbe.r GOth annt ...... ry on JUDe 13, duction control analyst Wlth Lawrence and Ursula 1999. 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No.------EIlP.O'_S9lIture _ .J Shenvood • OffM durabthly 01 ~tef Wllh baked enamej hn"h ,n L______Mr and Mrs James ~O< a"" colors • Kl'<'p d,aJl'" w.n, & c~lllng>eI,.n Bos.,cher of Northville have • PrOjf' and the loc..alpartIcipants are among 394 pnvate gardens In 29 state::. that will be avaIlable for tours thiS season The $4 admiSSIOn fee collect- ed at each garden benefits local charI tIe::. and preserva- tIon projects of the Garden Conservancy A $20 pabs IS good for all seven gardens Last year, more than 50,000 guests VISIted gardenb lIsted In the Open Days dIrectory Grosse POInte gardens that WIll be open from 11 a m to 4 pm Sunday, June 13, are Boys & Girls Clubs' gift Farms resident Catherine O'Malley. second from o The Day garden, 3 right, chairman of the board of trustees for Boys &: Woodland Place. Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan. accepted a o The Oettmg garden, 5 grant of $17,500 from the McKesson Foundation dur- Island Avenue ing National Boys &: Girls Club Week. Academy Auction draws 700people • The Jagger garden, 1 Tbe Grosse Pointe Academy's 32nd Action Auction. held May 5 and 8. turned out Donovan Place Tbe grant will be used to support computer and to be another successful fundralsing venture for the school, About 700 guests bid • The Booth garden, 274 Internet activity at the nine metropolitan Detroit on tbe approximately 800 items, with funds going to tbe scbool's scholarship pro- Lakeshore area Boys &: Girls Clubs. gram. advances in classroom technology and preservation of tbe historic 22-acre • The Flnkenstaedt garden, campus. 32 Hendne Lane Representing McKesson HBOC Pbarmacy Systems Some of the parents wbo attended. from left. are Dottie and John Gaylord of o The McKean garden, 524 are. from left, Sbelby Manus and Debra Lock. and Sue Detroit. Bill and Susan Frost of Grosse Pointe Shores and Ken and Mary Ann Gar- Deeplands Sherrill at tbe far right. litz of Grosse Pointe Farms. •• •• ·r;;;::======::::;;il • o The HIckey garden, 80 No rebervatlOnb are neces- :. .: • 104 • KQ109 Tourame sary for the Open Dayb tour • AK7!14 In addJtlOn, three local pub- Garden Conservancy memberb HAVE A PLEASANT TRy AT PERfECTION + Q .. hc gardens are open for tours and nonmembers are welcome +AQ8 • & 3 2 to Vlblt garden" lIsted In the BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD t' •• .854 E NE... 8 2 I. • ... 82 • Q1083 • The LottIe Crawley Open Days DIrectory The •• +K1098 + &32 MemOrIal Garden, 171 dlrectorv II. $12 95, $1095 for Hllnulrty ISa vlrtlll all preach, few practIce and yet eve') one IScontent Lakeshore, IS open datly from membe;b to hear .IAN dawn to dusk, from May 13 to For more mformatlOn, call - John Selden •OK.107S Nov 1 (313) 885-8177 or (888) 842- • A73 • 8 2442 Jamce Home Wnghl, the benevolent and much-respecled Widow of the + A752 W Led H 6 • The Grosse Pomte Garden unforgetlable Charlie, has been a dehghlful demzen of our commumty'~ Center's Trtal Garden, 32 - Margte ReinS SmIth dOing. since Ihelf return follOWing Ihe '41 war Charles wasn't a veleran, Lakeshore, IS open datly from but hISlife wllh the FBI In those tImes was Just as nerve-rackmg Jan and Me Jan dawn to dusk, May through he met m Flonda where they were marned and hiS famIly and 'r nd. were IH IS October thnlled when they returned with Jan's daughler Adena to Ihe beautiful 20 2NT shores of Lake SI Clair • 3NT • The Edsel & Eleanor Ford Three exemplary children came w,th time Young Charhe, who was Ifi House, 1100 Lakeshore, IS dubbed "Lillie Much Talk" In our Indian GUIde years, lovely LOUIse qnd J had cautioned Jan that wllh a bad hand and 4-5 lhe red SUits [hat I would probably open one hean allowmg me the W~DS Optical Studios inVites you to an exclUSIve preview of the new TO M MY::II HILFIGER eyewear collection ,.---- Wednesday, June 23 - 9'00-5'00 lIMy Love" 19599 Mack Avenue Custom Wall Size Protect your furs dunng the summer heat For professlOllOlattentlon, "Summer 313-882-971 I our expenenced stoff WIllinspect your garment rhorovghly We Canvas Portraits semce and store furs no matter where they were purchased Promotional A techmque gIVing ~ photography the look of a Eye Examinations Day of Event Special" hand pamted work of art Call for AppOintment Childrens Portraits Our Prmt'. Are Lltetlme 19261 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods Guaranteed! (313) 886-n15 HILFIGER (Mock near Moross) TERRENCE K.CARMICHAEL STUDIO INC .•. WE ARE A FULLSERVICE FURRIER APPRAISALS 20725MACK AVE GROS<.;FPTE W( )On~ ~ • REPAIRS• RESTYliNG • REUNING • MONOGRAMMING (313) 884 ..4280 1:WnI. • FURCARE • CLEANING 0 COlD STORAGE , - June 10, 1999 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Test may provide doctors You can make a difference more r~pid identification By the Rev. Barton Beebe First Enghsh Lutheran Church of bacterial meningitis Does readmg the newspaper headlmes or hstemng tenal DNA, the bactena's DNA to the televIsIon news reports ever depress you? Does Doctors at St John Hospital and MedIcal Center are Ib Identified so that the appro- the pam and tragedy m the world ever seem so over- researchmg a rapid method for pnate treatment can begm whelmmg to you that you feellmmoblhzed? IdentIfymg bactenal mel1lngI- In a !tmlted test, Saravolatz If you ever do feel such thmgs, you are not alone. tis that one day could save and rub team have achIeved a But you do not have to stay depressed or Immobl- many hves 100 percent bLlccessrate m rul- hzed. mg out the presence of the bac- On Sunday, May 16, over 170 people particIpated Called the polymerase cham tena causmg menmgltIs In m the 20th annual GlO"se Pomte;1Ialpel Woods reactIOn (peR) a""a), the test patIents Thclr success rate In takes JUbt three hours mstead confirmmg the prebence of bac- Commumty CROP Walk They voluntarIly walked 10 Phow by Karlesl Ford kilometers one afternoon because others In the world of the 24-48 hours usually tena Ib 65 percent, a figure have to walk more than that each day to search for Fontbonne Auxiliary reqUired for the standard diag- that ISdue to false POSitives It the resources to meet the most baSIC of hfe's needs nostIc test known as culture IS also the team's mtentIOn to Pauaing for a moment during the recent Day of IsolatIOn of bactena mvestlgate ways m the future Through the efforts of these people and those who RecoUection hosted by the Fontbonne AuDliary of to prevent or slgmficantly supported them, almost $22,000 was raised to assIst St. John Hospital and Medical Center are, from left. Because bactenal menmgItIs reduce the number offalse pos- hungry people In the world. Carolyn Wagner. co-chairman: Gayle Boutroua. Font- can be fatal, early dIagnOSIS Itives DespIte the contmued effort of many, hunger IS bonne president: the Rev. Karl Kiser. superior of Loy- and treatment are crUCIal still a reahty m the world Every day, 34,000 chIl- ola Houae; and Patricia Young. co-chairman. Kiser "The earher menmgItis IS In spIte of hiS team's promIs- dren In the world under the age of 5 dIe from hunger was the speaker for the event. which was held at St. Identified and treated, the Ing findings, Saravolatz cau- and preventable diseases. There are 800 mIlhon peo- Paul catholic Church's parish house. greater the chance of complete tIOns that thiS rebearch Ib m ple m the world who are too poor to adequately feed recovery," saId Dr LOUIS the very earhest stages and themselves One In four persons m the world lacks Saravolatz, pnnclpal mvestI- that many more expenments access to safe dnnkIng water In the Umted States, gator of the study and sectIon WIllbe necessary In the mean- more than one chIld In four is hungry or at nsk of Health, beauty seminar slated cruefofmternal medICine at St time, Saravolatz and fellow John HospItal "The test also hunger researchers Odette Manzor, Dr A free semmar about DaVId Jantz of the Alternative IdentIfies which antIbIOtIC Will Nancy VanderVelde and Dr Such statIstIcs are overwhelming The numbers women's health Issues WIll be Health Care Center, and Fran be most effective m treatmg Deeplh MaJIthla WIll present would be even greater If not for the efforts of people offered at 7 p m Monday, June Mastro, dIrector of the Natural the dIsease That's Important their findmgs at a fall meetmg workIng agaInst hunger and ItS causes 14, at Chnst the Kmg Weight Loss Center, WIllspeak because one-thIrd of all memn- of the AmerIcan SOCIety of Funds raIsed through the Grosse PomteJHarper Lutheran Church, 20338 Mack To reserve a spot, call (313) gItIs strams are resistant to MicrobIOlogym San FranCISco Woods Commumty CROP Walk do make a dIffer- m Grosse Pomte Woods Dr 884-6258 pemcIllm, whIch used to be our Although anyone can con- ence The percentage of the populatIOn that IS hun- first-bne treatment" tract menmgItls, children gry today IS less than the percentage of hungry peo- under the age of 5, teenagers, ple 20 years ago. Babies AccordIng to Saravolatz, bac- young adults and the elderly Of the almost $22,000 raised last month, 25 per- tena samples are collected are generally at greater nsk usmg eIther a lumbar puncture cent WIll be used to fund local agenCIes workmg Catherine Joan New York City or dram age from a cere- Symptoms mclude headache, against hunger In the DetrOIt area. The other 75 per- brospmal flUId shunt SImply stIff neck, senSItIVItyto bnght cent WIll be distributed to programs m more than 70 Semack Paternal grandparents are stated, the test IS performed by hght, confUSIOn,fever, vomlt- countnes by Church World Service, a mimstry of the MIchael and Mary Semack of RIchard Semack of Grosse placmg the bactena m a cen- mg and other flu-hke symp- National CounCil of the Churches of Chnst in the New York CIty are the parents Pomte Park and Carol Semack tnfuge, where they are broken toms The bactena are spread Umted States of a daughter, Cathenne Joan of Grosse POInte Farms apart to release the double through coughmg or close con- LIke other religious agencIes, CWS makes the Semack, born March 28, 1999 Paternal great-grandmother strand of DNA After addIng an tact like klssmg They are not most of each contrIbutIOn For Instance, a gift of $10 Maternal grandparents are Mr IS Mrs Roland Loweke of enzyme and a copy of the bac- spread by casual contact can buy 50 baby chIcks for a famIly In Bosma. A gtft and Mrs RIchard Hartel of DetrOIt of $20 can gtve 330 treatments of oral rehydration First English Ev. Lutheran Church therapy to chIldren suffenng from dehydratIOn A VernIer Rd at Wedgewood Dr gift of $100 can prOVIde 500 tree seedlings to grow In Grosse POInte Woods .Afnca. 884-5040 For up-to-date news about how CWS gIfts are 8 30 & II 00 am Sunday Worship makIng a dIfference, call the CWS hothne. (800) 297- 9 45 am Sunday School WORSHIP SERVICE 1516, Ext 111, or VIsit the web site Dr Walter A Schmidt, Pastor d ~ J 'r :t ~ > '.. http'//www nccusa.orglcws Rev Barton L Bee ASSOCI e P tor This year's CROP Walk IS over, but the fight Grosse Pointe Unitarian RedeeJJ!.er United CD CH~~~~EO~~~~ST agamst hunger contmues. DonatlOns to CWS or Church other denommatlonal hunger appeals can be made Methodist Church S. Kercheval at LakepOlnte 20571 Vernier Just W of 1-94- ,.-~ Grosse Pomte Park 822-3823 Flower Communion I any time at most ChnstIan congregatIOns In our Harper Woods Sunday - WorshiP 1030 am Sunday ~ commumty Or If you WIsh, contact me dIrectly at 884-2035 Tuesday - Thnft Shop 10 30 - 3 30 10.30 a m servICe & Church SChool 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier) (t Wednesday - Amazmg Grace SeDlor.; (313) 884-5040. I'll be happy to dISCUSS\Vlth you how 9 15 a m Sunday School for all ages 11 - 3 00 17150 MAUMEE you can make a difference. 9 00 & 11.00 a m WorshIp 10 30 a m Worshl COME JOIN US 881-0420 1000 a.m Education Hour Nursery SeMces Available Christ the King ••:: Sf. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Lutheran Church ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park Lutheran churches join 886-4301 rI Mack at Lochmoor near Lochmoor Club E-mail gpwpc@juno com 884-5090 Grosse Pointe Woods 8 15& 1045 a.m Woo/np Semce St. James Lutheran Church Sunday for mid-week worship 9 30 a.m Sunday School & 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval 800am Holy Euchansl Bible Classes St. James Lutheran Church Wednesdays from Aug 4 Grosse POinte Farms. 884-0511 10 15a m Church School and St Paul Lutheran Church through Sept 8 Supemsed Nursery ProVIded 10 30a m Choral Euehansl ~. Sanday Sebedale Vaca1lon BIble School WIll hold Wednesday evening The Rev Gustav Kopka, the (Nursery Avallable) worship services dunng the Rev Fred Harms and the Rev ~"fJ 9\lO am Sunday School lune 21-25 Randy S. lIoeIter, "-tor summer months Chnstopher Frye WIll take TImothy A. HoIzerIand, Aac. PIstor 884-4820 St James Church, 170 turns preachIng and seI'Vlces '1Jt..,;;,p- J 1015 a m & The Holy , :=Euehanst McMIllan In Grosse Pomte WIll Include holy commUnIon Wednesday Grosse Pointe The members of Farms, WIll offer worship at Sermons WIllfollow appointed Prayer & Holy Commumon GROSSE. 7 30 pm Wednesdays, from texts from the prevIous UNITED Po I NT E First Church of Christ, Noon METHODIST June 16 through July 28 St. Sundays ServIces WIllbe held ~Nursery AVallable~rI UNITED Scientist Paul Lutheran, 375 Lothrop In outdoors, weather permIttmg Rev Gustav Kopka Jr. PbD CHURCH CHURCH 282 ChalfonteAve. Grosse POinte Farms, Will hold The commumty ISInVlted ALL Ai! WELCOIolED servIces at 7 30 p m A Fnendly Church for AFF1L.JATED WITll THE UCC AND ABC Grosse Pointe Farms, All Ages 2AO CHALFONTE AT LOlHROP 211 Moross Rd. 884-3075 cordiallymvlleyou to First English Lutheran ------Jom us at our Grosse Pointe Fanns "God Laughs" (11 D)77M111 886-2363 Sunday ServIces 10 30 a m 10«1 A.M FAMILY WORSHIP Sunday School For Students +~CIIrlIIIn 9:00 & II 15 a.m. Womup presents Music Sunday ...... ,..Ily .. (CRIB ROOM AVAll..A8L£) up to the age of 20 10 30 a m 10 15a.m Sunday ScnooI First Enghsh Ev Lutheran Fdl,TI'IlIIlIoIIIIIlI'" 10-00 A M CHURCH SCHOOL Wednesday Services 8 00 P m Organ accompamment WIll allI1Iltofr ApIIlIIs RevE.ABrayPastor Church WIll present Its annual be by First English music J+-THE UNITED Rev Scott DaVlll Assoc: Pastor spnng MUSIC Sunday begm- www.gpuruted arg AUARE WELCOME director Robert Foster A free- ~ ~I METHODIST CHURCH nIng at 9,30 a m Sunday, June WIlloffenng WIllbe taken and 13, at the church, 800 Vernier 6 00 P m Holy LI1ufQY liIlI..EIII*lb) a coffee hour wIll follow ~ A STEPHEN MINISTRY - Grosse Pointe Baptist Church 10 Grosse Po1OteWoods MUSIC and LOGOS atI WIll mclude 10strumentahsts Nursery servIce WIll be avail- 10-~ a.m Holy L~1lfOY (GIW IJl! fIQillIl A Christ Centered. Caring Church able for chIldren up to age 4 ReII\llOUS £00C3I10n 10< All Ages Chnstma Judson, Jayne Committed to Youth and Community Blohm and Don DIke and the For more mformatlOn, call the ~ist~ric 9 church officeat (313) 884-5040 RevFtOlmlmos_ ~ Sunday School- 9:45 AM Good News SIngers IIov Fr ConsUoMo _ Prtosl $ ~a:rtners lIovF , , i ~ •, 88 Family features by Madeleine Socia June 10, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Educational June Fest '99, Saturday, June bon IS necessary Call (313) 1620 adventures 12, from 10 a m to 5 pm, 343-2074 ' and ThrIll Ride. Screenmgs (313) 833-1805 Sailor art will be offered, Monday The Grosse Pomte War along Nme Mile and Mack m On stage Science 'n' art Memonal, 32 Lakeshore m St ClaIr Shores ThiS free Folk Art of the Great Lakes, through Thursday, from 10 Marvel at the muacles of event mcludes food, entertam- Add a lIttle drama to your an exhibitIon of works created a m to 1 20 pm. Fndays, from Grosse POinte Farms. offers a grade school student's hfe thiS nature, the beauty of art and full schedule of educatIOnal ment. rollerblade stunt teams, by sailors, ISthe newest attrac- 10 a m to 8'30 pm; watch the stars come out at the trolley and pony ndes. a pet- !>ummer by reglsterIng for the tIon at Belle Isle's DOSSIn Saturdays, from 12 10 to 8 30 and social adventures for chil- Grosse Pomte Chlldren's Cranbrook InstItute of Science dren Little green thumbs can tIng farm, a baby photo contest Great Lakes Museum. accessI- p m and Sundays, from 1.20 to and Art Museums, 1221 N Theatre Summer Drama 4 30 p m The DetrOIt Science participate In a How Pretty IS and much much more Call ble via the MacArthur Bndge Woodward In Bloomfield Hills (810) 771-8510 Workshop. Saturday, June 19. at E Jefferson and E Grand Center IS open Monday Your Garden? Seeds To Grow from 1 to 3 pm, at 129 Cranbrook offers the excltmg On workshop, Saturday, June Booked up Boulevard m DetrOIt ChIldren through Fnday from 9 30 a m U S premiere of the travehng Mapleton In Grosse Pomte to 2 p m and Saturday and 19, from 10 to 11a m The fee IS Get all booked up dunng the can also see a display markIng exhibition Scream Machmes Farms Classes Will be held the Centenmal of Mall Semce Sunday from 12 30 to 5 p m $1 LIVIng Science Camp pro- Grosse Pomte Pubhc Library's Thesday, July 6 through The Science of Roller Coasters grams, for students ages 5 to on the DetrOit River, along AdmISSIOnto the exhIbitIons, Expenence a umque Jomt ven- Summer Readmg Program Saturday. July 17, from 10 to demonstrations and laser show 13, kick-off with a SCience PIck-up your offiCial Readmg With permanent exhibitions ture by VIeWingthe natlOnally 11 am, In Grosse Pomte IS $3 for adults and $2 for Sampler. Monday, June 21 to Record at the Park Branch, featuring the doomed ship tounng exhIbition In the Dark MemOrial Church 16 Edmond FItzgerald and a semors and chIldren, ages 3 to Flluay, June 25, trom 9 a m to 154JO Kercheval; Central at the SCience Institute then Lakeshore In Grosse POinte freighter pIlothouse The 17 AdmiSSIon to the IMAX 3 P m The fee IS $255 Branch, 10 Kercheval or Woods Farms The fee IS $90 Call takmg In Weird SCience A PrereglstratlOn IS required for Museum IS open Wednesday Domed Theatre IS an additIOn- ConflatlOn of Art and SCience Branch, 20600 Mack, through (313) 885-6219 al $4 Call (313) 577-8400 most classes Call (313) 881- Saturday. July 24 Record the through Sunday, from 10 am m the Art Museum View tur- 7511 pages you read and take a History alive to 5 p m AdmlsslOn IS $2 for Detroit's past tles, snakes, frogs. bees and chance on wmnlng m a Grand The Henry Ford Museum adults and $1 for chlldren, ages Stroll the Streets of Old more In Cranbrook's Nature Healthy education and Greenfield Village, 20900 12 to 18 Call (313) 852-4501 Prize DraWIng during the DetrOit. see Afncan Amencan Place, open through Monday. St John Health System Will Oakwood m Dearborn, bnngs host two courses for chIldren at Summer ReadIng CelebratIOn, Science fun Portraits of Courage and Sept 6, from 1 to 5 pm., dally hiStory to hfe More than 500 The DetrOIt SCience Center. Remember Downtown Explore how our planet has the Grosse POinte Farms Pier Thesday. Aug 3. from 11 a.m vIntage vehicles from the to noon Call (313) 343-2074 5020 John R m DetrOit. offers Hudson's at the DetrOIt evolved over tIme Withfive new Park, 350 Lakeshore m Grosse 1930s through the 1960s Will POinte Farms Amencan Red Summer flicks entertammg and educatIOnal HIstorical Museum, 5401 permanent exhibits celebratIng gather m the VIllage dunng famlly fun The Cyberspace Woodward In DetrOit Cross BabY-Sitter's Trammg ChIldren can see their Our DynamiC Earth The the annual Motor Muster, SafarI ExhibIt Lab features Youngsters can expand their wIll be offered on 'fuesday, favonte films for free dunng museums are open Monday Saturday, June 19 and Sunday, hands-on exhIbits Integrated knowledge of the toys, games, through Thursday, from 10 June 22 and Thursday, June the Grosse POInte PublIc June 20 The world of 24, from 12 30 to 4 p m The fee With more than 40 Internet- transportatIOn, office matenals a m to 5 pm, Fnday and Library's Summer FIlm Samantha ParkIngton. fictIon- connected computers Other and home hfe of the past IS $25 Youngsters can learn FestIval, through Thursday, Saturday, from 10 a m to 10 al heroine of The Amencan eXCltmg exhibIts mclude the through the hands-on expen- p m and Sunday, from noon to what to do m an emergency July 29. View Mary.Kate & Girl doll & book collectIOn, with a first AId Class, SInglng Bowl, Magnetic ences of the I Discover exhIbit. 5 p m AdmiSSion IS $7 for Ashley's Hotel Who- Done.It comes to hfe In a famIly pro- Tornado, JumpIng RIng, Bike The Museum is open Wednesday. June 23, from and Blumpoe the Grumpoe adults and $4 for chIldren. ages gram, through October Call Wheel Gyroscope, Jacob's Wednesday through FrIday, 3 to 17, and semors Fndays, 12 30 to 4 P m The fee is $5 Meets Arnold the CatJMdlions (313) 982-6180. The Museum Call (888) 757.5463 Ladder and Laser Wave-Guide from 930 am to 5 pm and through Aug. 13. enJoy speCIal of Cats, Tuesday, June 15. at and Village are open dally, Now showing m the Center's Saturday and Sunday, from 10 Family fun the Woods Branch, Wednesday, summer programs and diS- from 9 a m to 5 p m AdmiSSion IMAX Dome Theatre, on a a m to 5 P m The suggested count admIssion Planetanum There Will be plenty of fami- June 16, at the Park Branch IS $12 50 for adults. $11.50 for rotatIng baSIS,are the excltmg admiSSIOn IS $3 for adults or and Thursday, June 17. at the shows are an add!tlOnal $1 ly fun for everyone dunng the 9 semors and $6 25 for chIldren films Everest, Tropical $1.50 for semors, ctuldren ages Mack Merchant's AssociatIOn's Central Branch No reglstra- Laser shows are an addItIOnal ages five to 12 Call (313) 271- RaInforest, The ScIence of Fun 12 and under enter free. Call $2. Call (248) 645-3200 STAR WARS .•• Edible images now at Josef's French Pastry Shoppe for your next birthday party. Your choice of Celebrate Father's Day with a • Naboo Starfighter special gift to remember ...Choose • Anakin or Podrace from our large variety of watches, May the cake be with you!! Father's Day is Sunday, June 20th. Wondering what to get dear rings, gold chains, bracelets and Jacobson's old Dad. Hurry down to the NOTRE much more. Stop and see our fine DAME PHARMACY We have a collection of jewelry at ...63 Kercheval • Cerruti 1881 Collection Show. JOSEF'S large selection of unique items which on-the-Hill (313) 885-5755. Tuesday, June 15, and Wednesday, FREN{;B PASTRIES would make wonderful Father's Day June 16 from 10 am to 4 pm. Designer ...21150 Mack, Grosse Pointe gifts. If you need some help on your Woods, (313) 881-5710. purchase we'll be happy to assist you ...at 16926 Kercheval in-the- • St. John Block Party. Bring J VIllage, (313) 885-2154. in your St. John knits to be steam • blocked to your personal measure. Friday, June 18, from 10 am to 6 pm. St. John, AnD Jacobson's Arbor Edwin Paul IS pleased to SHOI'I'r..,c. HOL RS. \1() .... S~f HI.'I • '. '...... 00 .... , welcome another very talented Antiques hair stylist to our award winning Market salon. ANTIQUE LOVERS ... His name is Karim (pronounced Join us at the Kareem). He grew up in France Ann Arbor 1999 SUMMER SEASON Antiques Market on Sunday, June HAS BEGUN and received his training at the famous Jacques DeLange school in 20th. This is our 30th season. There in our 2nd floor are. over 300 dealers in quality Paris. He is a wonderful addition antlques and select collectibles. All SOHARROOM to our very diverse staff of with an open deck professionals. under cover. All items guaranteed as represented. The time is 6:00 a.m. to Book your appointment today. Live Entertainment & Dancing You deserve the best!...at 4:00 p.m ...Don't miss out. 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It's a treat to have so many of Introduce 12-15 year olds to the her delightful canvases at one time. benefits of exercise & strength training Streamline! Simplify! Feels great. Stock up on rugs, belts, door stops, You can find things. Your house looks eye glass cases, Christmas stockings, June 14-18, June 21-25, July 5-9, bigger, acts bigger, You're organized.. ornaments and pillows through June July 12-16, Jul. 19-23 Toadvertise in this column Call ...Joan Vismara, Ann Mullen, 17th at ... 397 Fisher Road, Grosse (313) 331-4800. Pointe City, (313) 882-9110. call (313) 882-3500 I (313) 885-3600 bV 2:00 p.m. Fridays ----,. Section C Cl8551flfD Knights 'trust the schedule' and win another state tennis title By Chuck Klonke a" Wp would have hked to be - Sports Editor kept Impressmg on hIS players Chuck Wnght '>ome year~ we've beaten the they wouldn't have receIved bought mto our program even Regular-~('a"on records that It was gomg to prepare "The whole tournament ;,tate ~hamplOns m the higher ,my POlllt~ fOi thl' b) e If they'd though It has meant travehng them for another state champI- changed III the fir~t lOund of don't mean a whole lot to dIVISIOn., - but when I talked pIcked up £('10 pomh fOI u;" It onshIp ;,econd doubles," Wood sald all over the state and playmg Umvl.'T',lty LIggett bchool'~ to the team before the state would hav(' put -POINTE -GIRLS SOCCER ASSOCIATION MUSTANGS SELECT TEAM TRYOUTS Teams are bemg fonned for travel soccer competition In Little Caesars Premier League and Michigan Youth Soccer League. PGSA features USSF "0" licensed coaches, professional tramer~ and a lot of fun Tryout date ...are as follow~ Blrthdates Date Time Under 9 Born on or after August I [990 June 15 630-8 30p m Grosse Pomte North Undcr 10 August I 19!19through July 31. 1990 June 15 630-8 30p m Grosse Pomte North O Under II Augu,t 1. 198!lthrough July 11. 1989 / June 15 630-830pm Grosse Pomte North EAS SIDE Under 12 Augu,l 1.1987 through July 11,1988 June 16 630-830pm Liggell Field on Cook Road Under 13 Augu~t I, 19!16through July 31. 1987 June 17 630-8 30p m Llggcll FIeld on Cook Road TENNIS & FITNESS CLUB Under 14 Augu,t I 19R5throughJuly 11.1986 June 17 630-8 30p m Liggett Field on Cook Road High School Born hcfore July 31, 198) June 16 630-830 pm Lrggell Field on Cook Road ... AEROBICS ON [.i\RGE St rSPENDED WOOD FLOOR If you have que ...tlon~ concerning the ~elect program. ... SPINNING CYBEX STRENGTH EQUIPMENT plea~e contalt any of the folio ....Ing PGSA board members: ... TREKKING PRECOH ELLIPTICAL TRAINERS Stu Dow R84-4979 Karen Ridgway 884-7769 ... ROWING Sl: \IHMASTEHS Jacques BO~'\anc)!l84-6011 RIChardWelch 884-R170 JlmPotthofT 881-6888 Edf-gnatlo~ 881-5536 ... KICK BOXING CONCEPT II ROWERS Richard Carron R81-9782 J J lme<;eh (810) 268-1745 Bruce Muncy R82 7114 NormSamra 882-8093 ... YOGA CARDIO THEATER Mike Cunningham RR2-2121 Dave LanHord R22-1944 Jerry Graney S!l6-1mR Did! DeBoer 886-6338 ... PfLATES SPORTS CONDITIONING Jim Brennan '!R6-J620 ... MANY OF Tile ,\m:, \5 TOP INSTRUCTORS POINTE GATORS BOYS TRYOUTS: And Much Nlore . Under 9 June 16 600-800 pm Liggett Fteld on Cook Road Under 10 June 16 600 8 00 pm Liggell Field on Cook Road If you have queqlOn~ concernmg the ~elect program for boys, plea~e contact any of the followmg Mike Cunnmgham 882-2121 I)ollg Bohannon RR4-0746 Jerry Graney Rll6 1018 Mike Home 417-9961 Girl ...and hoy~ ~hould come prepared to play soccer outdoors Soccer shoe~ and shin guards are reqUired Plca<;carnve promptly at the deSIgnated time for your age bracket - June 10, 1999 _2C __ Sports Grosse Pointe News GPSA U-8 Dragons win Warren tournament championship Ag-o VICtoryover the Warren Rory Deane, PIerson Fowler. games. WIld Eagles gave the Grosse OlIVia Stander, Gina Valgol Bauble, Martin and Mumga Pomte Soccer AsSOCIatIOnand Damel Zukas All of the were forces on defense Fowler under-8 Dragons the champi- goal scorers picked up assIsts was the team's primary sweep- onship m the Warren Youth along WIth Whitney Bauble, er and dId an exceptional Job of League Spnng Tournament Jeff Graves, Chloe Kuchner, cleanng the ball out of the box The team, whIch conSIsted Lisa Martm, Ellen Mumga. The Dragons receIved many on eight !prls and SIXboys, won Hannah OrlIckI and Alex compliments on their passmg all three of Its games In the Stanczyk and teamwork. Stander and tournament, outscormg the Stanczyk and Graves shared Brooks each had several "text- opposItion 19-2 the goalkeepmg and did an book"far-post shots and Deane The Dragons opened WIth a excellent Job Stanczyk made and Brooks scored several out- 6.1 VICtoryover the Llvoma one particularly outstandIng standIng goals Blazers. then beat the Warren stop on a breakaway attempt The squad was coached by WIngs 4.1 before meetIng the Stander, Brooks and Zukas MIke McIlroy WIth help from Wild Eagles m the champI- dId a fine Job settmg up the Larry Graves, Jeff Stander, onshIp game offense, whIle ValgOl. Deane, Lee Brooks. Dan Deane, Deb Goal scorers were Meryl Fowler. Kirchner and OrhckI Wright. Sue Stanczyk and Etheridge, Austen Brooks, played excellent transItIOnal John Fowler. Farms-City Little League action The Grosse Pointe Soccer Association under-8 Dragons took first place in thelr divi- CLASSAAA LoUISDaVIS. who made two spectacu- Max Getz collected three hits, sion at the 17th annual Warren Youth League Spring Tournament. In front, from left, Cubs 19. Rockies 6 lar catches Stephen Harnadek collect- MIchael Sheehy had two hits, mclud- are Austen Brooks, Daniel Zukas, Alex Stanczyk, Gina Valgol and OUvia Stander. In The Cubs used the long ball as Matt ed three hIts for the Padres, while mg a three-run homer, and Jack back, from left, are Whitney Bauble. Lisa Martin, Hannah OrUc:ti. Meryl Etheridge, Peleman and Joe Conway each home- Martm Peu. stole two bases Monark had a paIr of hits to lead the red Pelernan had three RBis and Cardmals Pitchers Enc Allison, Rory Deane. Jeff Graves and Pierson Fowler. Not pictured are EDenMuniga and Chloe Conway scored four runs Robert nice Cubs 9, White Sox • Sheehy and Monark combmed for 17 Kirchner. had three hIts and scored three tImes The Cubs never looked back after stnkeouts Matt Moore played well DaVId Bamford. DIce, PhIl Cackowskl takIng a 6-0 lead John JacobI led the defenSIvely Bryan Melvm and Thomas and John JacobI pItched well Andy hlttmg attack With three hIts and he Remlllet hit tnples for the GIants Krebs had two hIts for the Rockies scored two runs DaVId Murray had U-9 Dragons close in on title two RBIs DaVid Bamford and Joe Cardlnalll 6. Bravea 2 Cubs 10, Padres 5 Conway combmed to allow only one Max Getz had two hits. mcludmg a The Cubs used ttmely hlttmg and run m theIr four mnmgs of pltchmg game-wmmng grand slam, and drove The Grosse Pomte Soccer the nght flank to Graves, who Earher, the Dragons defeat- solid defense to post the wm Robert Eric Alvarez and Dan Dempsey pitched In all SIX runs for the Cardmals DIeter ASSOCiatIOn!prIs under-g trav- ran It down and blasted It mto ed second-place NortK Macomb DIce had three hIts llnd three RBIs, well for the White Sox and Spencer Tech and Enc Alhson also had key hits el team IS clOSIngIn on the the net for the wmnmg goal 2-D, WIth the entIre Grosse while DaVid Murray had two hIts and McGnff and Joe Glradl had key hIts and Jeff Blrg played well defenSIvely MIchIganYouth Soccer League scored tWIce PItchers Joe Conway, Phil Chns Stephens had two hIts for the Nixon played the entire Pomte team sharing player of CackowskJ and John JacobI had excel. CLASSAA Braves U-9 champIOnshIp game m goal and made several the game honors lent defenSIve support from left fielder Cardinals 5. Giants 3 The Dragons were g-O-l In excellent saves Anna Alschbach, who leads league play WIth three games The Dragons had another 2- the Dragons In scoring, and remaining and had an overall 1 VIctory agaInst the North Scholtes scored the goals, while Highlights front Park leagues record of 33-6-2 Macomb Thundercats JI1han Kronner, All MorawskI Grosse POinte'slatest VICtOry Grosse POIntedomInated the and Lockhart collected aSSISts MAJORS hit a home run and two smgles for the baBeS loaded and drove In SIXruns for was a 5-0 WIn over USL first half through the ball con- MorawskI apphed heavy White Sox 13. Yankees 12 Yankees. whzle Michael Mahs, Jeff the Manners, whIle Alex Kmg scored Umted The Dragons started trol of DaVIsson, Stander, Bnan Commer led the White Sox's Powell and Scott Jarboe played well three runs and Cale Mannesto pItched pressure from her center stnk- attack WIth two smgl .. , a double and a defenSively three mDlngs and got two hits Chns slowly In the WIndy,raIny and Farber and Everett. Farber er pOSItIOnin the first half She home run Commer and Vinme PanIZZI CLASSAA Lang and MIke Nowak turned a double cold condItIons but got goals broke the scoreless tIe at the moved to goalkeeper for the pItched well for the Sox, while Matt . Rangen 18. Mariners 18 play The Rangers' Bnan Campbell col- from Ohvla Stander and 15-mmute mark WIth a hard second half and made the play Daher, JImmy McMIllan, MIke Rock, Nathan Mamkos had three hIts, lected three hits and scored a run, Alhson Everett In the final 10 shot from 20 yards out that of the game WIth a dIVIng Ryan Tauh and Will Owen also had IDcludmg a grand slam, to lead the Kzlhan DaVIShad two hIts and scored mInutes of the first half good games MIke Jarboe had two sm- Rangers Sam VanderheIde 1IC0red three runs. Andy Wybo had a hIt and saIled over the goahe's head punch out to end a North gles, while Enc Berschback had a dou- three runs, while Andy Baker and Nathan Monahan had a hIt and scored Everett scored on a rebound FaVIer got the assist WIth a Macomb sconng threat ble and two RBI for the Yankees BlaIse Llederbach each had a hIt and tWIce after the Umted goahe was perfect crOSSIngpass The day before, the Dragons JImmy DIXon and Joey Falvey also scored tWIce Paul Sokohk had three unable to control Shauna The second half was SimIlar beat Genesee on a goal by played well for the Yankees hIts and scored a run for the Manners, Marinen 13. Rangers 12 DaVIsson'sshot to the first WIth the Dragons whzle Sarah Mulheron reached base Matt Keller's hit drove m wmmng Morawski WIth five seconds White Sox 13, Yankees 5 four tImes and scored tWIce Chns pitcher Matt Crandall w.th the Wln- In the second half, forwards controllmg play but unable to remammg Vinme Pamzzl pitched five IDmngs Lang PItched a scoreless InDlng and nmg run Crandall pItched the final Anna Basse, DaVIsson, Laura score untIl Stander took a long Startmg goalIe Laura and hIt a home run. tnple and double made a good defenSive play, whIle three mnmgs Shane Bums started the FavJer, Lauren NIxon and ban from Zurek and outran two Danforth blanked Genesee III to lead the Wh.te Sox Will Porter. J P Shane Bums had a h.t, scored twtce winDIng rally WIth a hit and Ben Muer Shelby Sharple~ outhustled defenders to make It 2-0 Cohan and Jay Jackson played well and pitched a scorelesa mnmg also had a hit for the Manners Peter the first half The Dragons lead defenSIvely for the WhIte Sox. James Umted and controlled play for The Thundercats Increased their dIVIsionIn goals.agaInst Croce hit a two-run double for the Bertak,s had two sIDgles and a walk Mariners 25, Ranlen 22 Rangers, Andy Wybo had two hits and most of the half Stander theIr phYSical play and con- average and m sconng and scored three runs Enc Berschback Ben Muer doubled twtce With the John Hasset scored a run scored two goals m the second trolled play dunng the last 10 Mldfielders MarIlyn half and Sara McPharhn added mInutes, eventually sconng Beardslee, Genna Hall and one to complete the Dragons' WIthabout five mInutes left Lockhart played well and sconng DeFauw, McPharlm and Bennett had a strong game GROSSE POINTE SOCCER ASSOCIATION Basse, DaVIsson, Kelly Zurek had excellent defensive EmIly SchleIcher played well DeFauw, NIxon and Kalthn games, whIle NIxon and at defense but the Dragons . 1999/2000 TRAVEL TRYOUTS Graves collected aSSIsts. whIle Graves each made several fine mIssed the defenSive play of Graves, NIXonand Kathanne saves Becky Blske, who was III Zurek combined In goal for the Dragons' fourth shutout of the The Dragons chalked up G.!RLS (Dragons-U-gto V-IS ~d Vipers-V-~ season their fourth league WInwith an GPSAhouse Earher, the Dragons blanked 8-0 VIctory over the GPSA DOH Dates Time Field the Vardar Soccer Club 3.0 White Dragons - a team made V-9 (811/90-7131/91) 6/15,6/16,6/17 6:30-8:30 pm Barnes Stander scored the only goal up of U.g and some U-9 play. results and pm Barnes of the first half after taking a ers 6/19 2:00-4:00 nice pass from Everett In the V-1O (811/89-7131/90) 6/15,6/16,6/17 6:30-8:30 pm Barnes second half, Jackie Farber The WhIte Dragons played highlights 6/19 2:00-4:00 pm Barnes scored on a direct kICkfrom 20 well In the first half, but m the V-11 (811/88 - 7131/89) 6/15,6/16,6/17 6:30-8:30 pm Barnes yards out second half the Dragons' expe. UNDER-8 6/19 2:00-4:00 pm Barnes Late m the second half, nence and patIence paid off Wolverines 6, Dragons 0 Vardar was called for a foul In Basse, DeFauw and Farber Goals Jay Creech, Michael KoskI, 6/15 & 6/17 6:30-8:30 pm Barnes the penalty box area and each scored tWIce, while Ene Osaer, Brett Reardon, S1A!wart 6/19 2:00-4:00 pm Barnes Everett converted the penalty Wells 2 (Wolvennes) Everett and Graves added one ASSISts Cohn Bayer, Creech, Evan 6/15 & 6/17 6:30-8:30 pm Barnes kick, but It was disallowed apiece Grunberger, James FIsh 2, Reardon 6/19 2:00-4:00 pm Barnes because both teams had moved (Wolvennes) Call Mike McIlroy.Girls Travel Dir. mto the box before the kick Farber's first goal came on a Commenls The Wolvermes had The Dragons were awarded a penalty kICk DeFauw and some good ~aves In goal by Grunberger, (313) 506-7429 Barnes while Bayer made excellent defenSIve V-15 (811/84-7131/85 Call Mike Mcilroy, Girls Travel Dir. re-klck and Everett connected Graves each earned two plays The squad showed fine team- agaIn WIth a perfectly-placed aSSists, whIle DaVIsson,Farber work The Dragons' Clmsttan Jarboe (313) 506-7429 Barnes shot to the nght of the goalIe and FaVIerhad one apiece made ""me excellent saves In goal, V-16 (811183 - 7131/84 6/15 & 6116 6:30-8:30 pm Barnes Vardar Increased ItS offen- whIle Kelsey Burgess, Gma Valgol, sive pressure dunng the last Lisa Martm and Merryll Ethendge put 6/19 2:00-4:00 pm Barnes FaVIer, McPharhn, Nixon, on good offenSIve pressure 10 mInutes of the game and Sharples and Zurek combmed had several sconng chances for the shutout UNDER.14 QOYS (SalvoandHurricanesD but the Dragons' defensn,e tno Blue Bombers 5, GPSA Two 3 of DeFauw, McPharhn and UNDER. 11 Goals DaVId &ttle 2, CoIIIDChase Zurek turned away the 2, Jonathan Redzmlak (Blue Bombers), DOH Dates Time Field The Dragons U-ll travel Jonathan Klrles 2, Miles Talbot (GPSA V-9 (811190 - 7131191) 6/19 10:00am-noon Ford chances team extended ItS unbeaten 2) Vardar was awarded a penal- streak to 19 games and ASSISts KIttle 2, RedzlDlak, A J 6/21 6:15-8:30pm Ford ty kick dunng the last five Improved Its first.place record Viv18m (Blue Bombers) V-1O (811/89 - 7131190) 6115 & 6117 6:15-8:30pm Ford Cornm~nts The Blue Bombers got mInutes but Graves .,topped to 7-0 WIth a 2-1 VICtoryover V-11 (811188- 7f3l/89) 6116 6:15-8:15pm Ford the attempt and the Dragons tenacIOus play from KIttle Chase, West Bloomfield Ryan Blagdum and Anthony 6/19 10:00am.noon Ford had their third shutout The team played well In poor Karpmskl Bnan Maul had a good V-12 (811/87 - 7131/88) & pm Ford The Dragons edged the weather condItions and Caltlm game ID goal and was supported by 6/15 6/17 6:15-8:30 PGSA Mustangs 2.1, despIte RobbIe Uppleger and Anthony V-13 (811/86 -7/31/87) 6/16 & 6118 6:15-8:30pm Ford Bennett and MargI Scholtes Randazzo DaVid LandIS Steve Shier, plaYIng With only 11 players shared player of the game hon- DaVId Hull and Kyle Klanow also V-14 (811/85 - 7/31/86) 6/15 & 6117 6:15-8:30 pm GP North because of a season-endmg ors played well Max Hemen, along WIth V-IS (811/84. 7f3l-85) 6/18 & 6f21 6:15-8:30pm G,P. North Injury to Kaii BJils and the Bennett scored both Grosse the goal scorers, played well for GPSA V-16 (811/83 - 7/31184) Call Tom Laplsh, Boys Travel Dir. absence of Sharples Pomte goals, the second on a 2 The game was '>corele'>suntIl penalty kick WIth about five (313)885-7523 Blue Bombers •• V-17 & V-18 Stander and Farber made per. mInutes remammg m the Purple Haze 1 CallCharles MIchael, (313)884-3687 fect crOSSIngpasses to Graves, game Her first goal came from Goal. Jonathan Redzlmak 3, DaVId who beat the Mustangs' goalIe Just mSIde the 18.yard Ime KIttle 2, A J ViVlam (Blue Bombers), For more mfonnatlon call TOM LAPISH. GPSA Boys Travel Dlr 313-885-7523 WItha hard shot to the far post after assists from Heather M.chael1bpper (Purple Haze) ASSists RedzlD.ak, Demltn MIKE MC ILROY,Girls Travel DIY313-506.7429 from her nght forward pOSI- Lockhart and Scholtes Keraslotls (Blue Bombers), Dan GPSA offers a competitive. team-onented soccer program that encourages indiVIdual player tIOn The play of defenders Scholtes dId an outstandmg O'Bnen (Purple Haze) development. While bemg a communrty based and supported soccer organization. GPSA welcomes DeFauw, McPharhn and Zurek Job In goal III the second half. Comments The game was close and encourages players from all areas to become a part of Its program. kept the Mustangs off the makmg several excellent saves until the final 10 mmutes 1bpper's board until they scored early m )eapmg header gave the Purple Haze m a dnvmg ram Jenna Benko an early lead but RedzlDlak took over FROM 1-94: the second half on a hIgh, hard came back from an mJury to In the second half, lICOnngthree tunes BARNES COMMUNITYCENTER: Vernier (east) to Mornmgslde (south) to comer shot that beat Nixon play her customary fine game on breakaways Jared Glenn, Sieve ShIer and Kyle Khmow also played of Falrford and Morningside. Grosse POinte Woods The Mustangs' goal seemed at mIdfield FORD FIELD: Vernier (east) to Lakeshore behind Grosse POinte Shores CIty BUilding to energ1Zethe Dragons, who Amanda Koelzer and JessIca well for the Blue Bombers The Purple had several sconng chances Haze had sohd play from JIm GP NORTH HIGH SCHOOL: Vernier (east) to Grosse POinte North High PoletIs were co-defenders of Trombley, Katie McPharhn, Justin School to back field near Football StadIUm. the rest of the second half the game, while Lmdsay Sudomler, Brandon StIli and NIkkI WEB SITE: http://www.leaguesonhne.comlgpsa With 10 minutes remammg, Ruthven and Katie Uppleger Byron Stander played a long ball on also played sohd games forGPSA H.-. League regJltntion Info In the Jane 10 and July I Grout ..... • , June 10, 1999 Snorts .G.'o.s.se.p.o.in.te_Ne.w.s r 3C South soccer team stuns Troy to move into state semifinal round Grosse Pomte South's 4-0 net up'>et by Ford II, a team they Important fir.,t goal at the loss to Troy 10 the final regu- mvolved m the team's 17 first- Chippewa Valley's goalkeep- The second half contmued m had also defeated tWIce durmg 1630 mark of the first penod, lar-season game was no IndIca- half bhots They came from er buffered a knee mJury at SimIlar fai>hlOn WIth Troy the league season completmg an attack that wai> tor of things to come when the Courtney Lytle and Wenzel 11 32 of the first half, which becommg mCIeasmgly frus- Once agam, South was started by D'Hondt two teams met last Fnday m from out.,lde the I8-yard hne, gave both teamb a rebt, but trated ai> the game went on aggreSi>lve from the openmg The BIg Reds were unable to Megan Shapiro and Juhe South contmued to wm almost the DIVISIonI regIOnal champI- The Colts accumulated 21 kickoff and took control of the onshIp game at UtIca concentrate defenSively on any Berbchback from the corners every free ball and the Blue fouls, mcludmg two yellow match mdlvldual South playpr as and How'lon, Howe, Dold and Devilb had theIr best display of The Blue DevIls reversed the cards for uni>porti>manhke con- AJlI'lon Dold notched the eight Blu(' De' II., wen' D'Hondt from III front headers thiS season outcome, beatmg the Colb 3-0 duct DefenSIvely, the South tno of to advance to the 'lemdinal WIth 10 mmutes remammg round of the state tournament Chnstma Bakahs, Barrett and m regulatIOn, Troy pulled ItS Meghan Robson made It diffi- where they met thIrd-ranked goahe for an extra attacker 10 a cult for the Big Reds to cross Rochester Adams desperate attempt to score midfield and held them to two It wa" the first regIOnal The strateg} bal,.kfiled With shots 10 the first half champIOnshIp for the South 4 49 remammg when Kyle Less than 12 mmutes mto gIrls team Barrett passed to Megan the second half, Howe scored The earher meeting helped ShapIro, who beat the Colts' on a hard shot after a cross 109 South because the Blue DevIls player who was retreatmg pass from Howson were prepared for Troy's phYSI- toward the goal cal style and the South players The hard-fought contest had Mumaw and Molly Wimsatt refused to be intImIdated by two Injury stoppages, both for Jomed the defenSIve corps m the sIxth-ranked Colts South players South was aggressIve from the second half as Chippewa Ann Mumaw mJured her was held to five shots for the the openmg kIckoff, taking the knee and IS probably lost for game and Ridgway earned her ball to the Troy goal The Blue the season, whIle NIcole eighth shutout of the season DeVIls' game plan paid mstant D'Hondt suffered a cut on her DIana Mager and Ehzabeth dIvidends as Caitlin Howe net- ankle Moran returned to actIOn for ted Beth Howson's crossmg Earher, South got past the the first time m the tourna- pass to gIve South a 1-0 lead regIonal semifinal for the first ment, whIle Molly Weaver and only 47 seconds mto the game tIme, beatmg ChIppewa Valley Lena Skandson also played At the 3 06 mark, Hannah 2-0 well In reserve roles Wenzel took a pass from The Blue DeVils had won Howson and blasted It past a three preVIous dIstnct titles, stunned Colts' goalIe from 35 only to lose m the first game of yards out the regIonal The Blue DeVIls continued to South had beaten ChIppewa dommate while Troy substItut- Valley tWIce dunng the regular ULS win ed freely m hopes of slowm~ season, but the Blue DeVIls Grosse Pointe South's glrls soccer team celebrates after beating Troy 3-0 to the down the South attack By the Division I regional championship at Utica. The win sent the Blue Devils into the state From page 1C remembered last year's regIOn- semifinals for the first time. 10-minute mark of the first al semIfinal when they were domg, but also to talk about half, the game settled down dIfferent strategIes," Wood WIth Troy mountIng one offen- said "That gave us a huge SIve foray after another advantage over teams that South's defense came up have only one coach" WIth ItS best performance of Even though ULS dIdn't the year Two defenders con- reach all of ItS annual goals, verged on every Troy player the Knights were successful on that had the ball, whether she Photo by Bob Rmaldl two-thirds of them was on the InSIde or the out- Grosse Pointe North goal- "Our goals are the same SIde keeper Carrie Matteson every year," Wood saId "We gets ready to make a save And goalkeeper SylVIa want to WIn our dual meets RIdgway turned back every during last weekend's state WIth Cranbrook, Country Day, shot the Colts took at her Class B girls lacrosse cham- Grosse Pomte South and pionship game with Troy. Her 16 saves earned praIse Grosse Pomte North, WIn the from Troy's coach, who sald Ready to help Matteson are regIonal and the state champI- RIdgway played "phenomenal- teammates Laurie BrescoU onshIp Some years we achIeve (5) and Tracy Rinaldi (25). ly" all of them and other years The mghhght of the first half some of them. ThIs year we was a Troy shot that hIt the dIdn't beat Country Day or crossbar and dropped straIght South, but I guess If you look at down, only to be snagged by It as If we got four of the SIX- Ridgway before It went Into the that's battmg 667 and that'b pretty good" Knights' winningest North-- FALL REGISTRATION ENDS JULY 16,1999 From page 1C Grosse Pointe Soccer Association season ends with loss Enka Schmidt, Bobble Kumar, Brenna Elsey, CWIek, Tracy Fall, 1999 Season Rmaldi and Meredith Angell By Chuck Klonke how Important the next goal "Although 13 of our 28 play- Registration Form for House and Metro Leagues Sports Editor was Then when Country Day ers are senIors, CWIek and Dmverslty LIggett School's scored Its thIrd goal 9 22 mto Hampton are only sophomores gIrls soccer team pIcked the the second half, our kids really so we have two of our top three Contact GPSA at 313.886.6790 with any questions about this registration form. wrong tIme to beat DetrOIt felt the heat" scorers commg back next Country Day. Backhurst felt that Country year," Seaman saId Send completed form to: GPSA New Player: { } Day's depth was a factor In t.he "And It also helps that The KnIghts won the regular game P.O.Box 361-56 Returning Player: { } season meetmg 1-0, but m a Matteson, who has done a G. P. Farms, HI 48236 Address Change: Y { } N { } great Job In goal, IS only a rematch in the DIVISIOn III "We only had two substItutes JUnIor" state regIonal tournament, the and both of them were nursmg In the game agamst Ann Date of Birth=-'-'_ l YelloWJ8ckets came away WIth mJunes," he said "Our starters Telephone No. C--)--" Arbor, whIch IS a combmed a 3-1 VICtory had to play pretty much the team of Huron and GreenhIlls whole way on a hot, humId day, Player's Name: players, North fell behmd 3-0 Gender: H{ }, F{ } The defeat was the first of whIle they were able to bnng early but agam pulled mto a 4- the year for DLS, whICh fin- SIX or seven players off the 4 halfbme tIe Address: Ished 17-1-1 bench" The Norsemen dommated the second half, but Seaman "Lookmg back, It probably In the second half, City: Zip Code: downplayed hIS halftIme would have been to our advan- Backhurst tned to get more speech tage to have lost a close game punch mto the hneup so he "All 1 told them was to stop Parents Names: School Attending: when we played them earher," moved sweeper Katie Danaher makmg fouls and we'd do bet- saId ULS coach David to midfield and brought mld- ter," he saId "That's all we did Backhurst fielder Lauren Ealba to the Previous Soccer Experience (If any): dIfferently" foward hne Hampton led the way WIth "After we beat them, they five goals, whIle Marten had were fixated on us They were It eventually paId ofT, but It Help Us Help Your Children Play Soccer!! three and CWlCk scored a pair gunmng for us because we turned out to be too httle, too Smgle goals came from We need volunteers in the following areas: were the only DlVlslOn III team late Ealba took a pass from Carner, Donna Demerre and (If you can be of help In any other way, or If you have questions,please contact us at 886.6190.) to beat them this year They Danaher and fired one of her Bird have four losses and three of hard shots that beat the Seaman admItted that the Head Coach { } Asst. Coach { } Team Parent { } them were to DlVlslOn I or II YellowJackets' goahe WIth reahzat.lOn of WInmng a state teams" about 10 mInutes left It was champIOnshIp hasn't qUIte hit Ealba''l36th goal of the season, hIm yet The Kmghts came out strong extendIng her own team REGISTRATION FEES "One of the parents asked U6 $60.00 and had some good sconng record Aug 1,1993. Julll, 1995 Metro UI2 $70.00 Aug I, 1987. Julll, 1989 chances early In the game, but me how come 1 didn't look US $65.00 Aug 1,1991 'lull', 1991 Metro UI4 $70.00 Aug I, 1985. Julll,I987 eXCIted," Seaman saId "I told Country Day got the Important "It was a good }ear," UIO $70.00 her, 'It'S probably because I'm Aug I, 1989.JuI31, 1991 first goal only 13 mmutes Into Backhurst 'laId "It's always .,tIlI 10 shock' the first half dlsappomtmg to lose, but we "ThIs has been a lot of fun Please find your child's birthdate in the table above. Pay the amount to the left and circle the set record'l thIS year for most We're probably the thIrd-best appropriate UXX number. "Registration Fees must accompany this form .•• "That took some of the wmd wms and fewe'lt IO"'le., gIrls lacrosse team In Gro""e out of our salls," Backhurst "They finished the r£>gular Late Registration, for forms received after July 16, 1999, is available for additional $15. POInte South and Umver.,lty saId "The first goal IS always 'leason ranked firl>t m DIVISIOn Liggett both have a lot more Important, but especIally III and I don't thInk there's Grosse Pointe Soccer Association offen scholanhips to those children in need. If you need expenence than we do, but we agamst a team hke Country anybody that's gomg to beat assistance in this area, please contact us at 886-6790. do pretty well m our dlvl'>lOn Day" them 111 be surpnsed If they When we started last year, we don't WIn the state champI' had only two gITls who had Although the first half was onshlp" l!We hereby certify that the information contained on this form is true and accurate. l!We ever played lacrosse before faIrly evenly played, the recognize that soccer has inherent risks and have determined that our child is fit to play the They've made a lot of progre.,s Yellowjackets made It 2.0 WIth Backhurst l'l already lookmg sport. Accordingly,l!We hereby waive and release and will indemnify THE GROSSE POINTE SInce then" 14 mmutes remaInmg before forward to next season SOCCER ASSOCIATION, it's coaches, officials, and other volunteen from any and all claIms Others who contnbuted to halftIme and ellpemes of any kind as a condition of our child's registation. North''! state champlOn"hlp Backhurst gave an Impas- "We'll 10'l£>only one player to wen' Andrea Kosmack, An~ela SIOned halftIme speech In graduatIOn ,n he "aid "That's GllbE'rt, AJa Solak, B('cky Signed hopes of gettmg hIS team to goahe ROnlta Roy and we have Date Snllalek, Laune Bre.,coll, Parent/Guardian rally In the second half an excE'lIent goahe m the Juha Wemert, Katie Middle School to replace her McKenna, Karen GolskI. Kn., "I Implored them to get up There are al'!o '1everal other GPSA House and Metro Leagues are made up of CO-ED teams. SImon, Te'lsa Tallenco, Kelly and get back mto the game," good Clghth graders who WIll Blake, JackIe Rogers, Devon We cannot honor special requests for team placement. the coach saId "I told them be commg m" Beaupre and Sara Kennedy June 10, 1999 _4C SJ2orts Grosse Pointe News South tennis team takes third in state; No.1 doubles wins flight By Chuck Klonke first round Tocco, after beatmg tory over Brother Rice's team high school doubles player that plOnshlp match before losmg to "I'm not Gaspar dropped a 6-3, 6-3 TO THL QUALIFIED £LECTORS OFTHE CITY OF HARPER WOODS COUNTY OF WAYNE STAn o~ MICHIGAN Noli,"" """by ~'Hn .hJ' a Annual S<:hooll lec!lonlSpe"al Recall Lied"," ",II deCISIOn to Redford Cathohc be htld In the ('IIY of Harper ""<>Ods In the County of Wayne Slate of MiChIgan. on J\Jf'le 14 1999 from 7 00 am hl S 00 P m for 'he- purpoSC' (lj 1,.Iecung landlda1t.-S for the Offil~ of Member of Ibt. Harr-e[ Central's Mike Flndhng m the John Benchback Woods Board of Education ANI'IUALSCHOOL ~LECTJON Knights are second Member of the Harper 'nood!lo Board of Education O~ Four Y"'JJ' rum Member ollhc Hal'Jl'..r "(Iuds in Metro tournament Roartl of .E:.dulmluo ('oe Ork. , .. .u- lerm SPECJAL RtCALL .... CTION SCI100LDI~TRlerot Tilt.. ClTl m Il\RPt.R \\OODS JUNt.. 14 199\1 Harper Woods was mountam The KnIghts began confer. Umverslty Liggett School's ence tournament play WIth a ShOll11 Ore\l S Boyk:'s be nxalled from .he otlu.e uf Board Member for the Harper W,)()ljs Board of r..dUlOllion ftlf Itk. fOl!LlWIf].~ [t'as(ln(50) On ~pt~mbc..r J-I 1998 11 1 s.pt.ual fTleClJhg uf the H ..upu Y.\,IOlh Board of Edul,.4Illon forrest Boytes YOled iO plOC't' lhe dlSlnCI 5 .s.upennlend~nt 011 .admlnISIr.:lllV< k''''oc- mcktimlel) 'Allh pa~ FOOt'sl Bo) ks \ll.Hed lU hm .. ..Ill Jdmg sUpl..nntendcnt ill an dddltlOn.lllO\I [Illht baseball team was unable to 10-8 victory over Lutheran dlSlfll"f of $'W"i per day Fonesf Boyles .hen voted to htre an addltlonallaw firm 10 repre'5eOI the dlstnci On the first mmng JUSTI.lCI\T10N OF CONDUCT IN OFFIO B\ N"N<- Y" RUB. I It wa~ po<;tponed from the Wudcoskl ~mgled to start the ongInal date because of ram fourth, but wa'l erased on a fielder'<; chOIce by Holly The program IS frel' to Farms Momson Morn<;on e'lentually re<;ldent<; and 1<;run In cooper- SIIotl Nancy ~ .... hel hemallrdlroml ... 0fr....o4.l1.. nI \l .... herfOT I'" H.rpor ~ood. &ard oU.d .... "",- scored the game's fir,t run on a atIOn With the Umted States \1>.111N,r».y Wru""l ~ ",.ll two outs and Young and Tenm<; rackl't., and ball" WIll C't1y of Harper Woods (, PN ffilc ( .. ne I •\ June 10, 1999 Snorts .G.ro.s.Se_PO.i.nt.e.N.eW.S •r 5C North blanks South in district By Chuck Klonke "The girl!> all know each after a !>lngle by Kathryn Ball Sports Editor other - a lot of them play on Melissa DroUIllard pitched the samt' summer team - but Mack finl!>hed With a four- Gro!>se POinte North'!> !>oftball both team!> really want to wm hitter She didn't struck out team to the Class A !>tate semi- when they play each other," anyone, but she didn't allow finals a few years ago Taylor !>ald "There'!> a lot of any walk!>, either re!>pect on both !>Ide'l• Now DroUIllard, who went Alleman pitched a five-hitter on to college !>tardom at North ~wred all of It~ I un" m and allowed only one earned Ea!>tern Michigan Umver!>lty, the fifth II1mng .Je~~lta run She fanned five and didn't IS trying to help her prep alma We!>tbrook led uff With an allow d walk mater to another long state mfield !>mgle One (Jut later, tournament run Erm DIMaggiO got a bunt !>In- North won thl' dl'ltnct cham- gle The next batter ~truck out plOn~hlp on a forfeit when "Melissa pitched to us last but during the at bat, the two DetrOit Kettenng, which drew week and It helped because runners advanced on a wild a first-round bye, had only KJm (Grosse Pomte South pitch eight player~ !>how up for the pitcher KJm Allemon) throws game hard and IS a good pitcher," Lmdsay Hawkm~ hit a !>ald North coach Bill Taylor bouncer to the mound Alleman "We figured the North-South after hiS team's 4-0 dlstnct threw to the plate, but game wa!> the dl~tnct champI- semifinal wm over the Blue A two-run double by Phil Kozlowski, left. drove In the winning run in the bottom of Westbrook beat the throw Meg on!>hlp, but thl!> was even eaSI- Devils "We have a lot of Guillaumm then redthed third er than I expected," Taylor said the seventh inning for Grosse Pointe North in its 11-10 district tournament victory respect for her. over Grosse Pointe South. Michael Lane. right. picked up the win in rellef. on an outfield error With two after the forfeit Win runs scormg and GUlllaumm The Norsemen have an out- talhed the final run on a Wild North hosts the regIOnal standmg pitcher of theIr own pItch Saturday and the Nor"emen In semor nghthander JulIe play Detroit Mumford, the Mack, but she rehes more on South threatened 10 the top w10ner of the Umverslty of Patience pays off for Norsemen pmpomt control than on speed of the seventh Dmah Zebot DetrOlt JesUIt dl!>tnct, at noon reached base on an error and The champlOn!>hlp game IS "JulIe pitched another great KatIe Van Lith 'lmgled WIth scheduled for 2 pm in district comeback victory game today," Taylor saId "She one out but Mack got the next makes people hIt the ball and two batters on mfield That Will probably create a By Chuck Klonke error Gallagher's leadoff strong mnmgs, allOWing two we played outstandmg defense grounders Sports Editor matchup With Regina, ranked homer In the third gave the hits and no runs He walked behmd her Both teams played No 1 m the state for most of A lot of major league base- Norsemen a 2-1 lead but South two and struck out three well defenSively" The Blue DeVils also threat- the season ball players could have learned overcame that With a three-run "I'd lIke to thank our Dugout ened m the third but North left a thmg or two from Grosse fourth mn10g The Blue Devils Club and especially Tonv It was a tYPical North-South fielder Sarah Smith cut down "They're an outstandIng Pomte North last weekend loaded the bases when Adam Braun, who IS retInng as pres- battle - close and mtense the potential lead run at home team," Taylor ~a1d The Norsemen showed excel- Hess smgled, Rich Mayk beat Ident, for all the hard work lent patience at the plate In the out a bunt and KeVin Messacar they've done to Improve our seventh Innmg of their Class A was hIt by a pitch A throwmg program," coach Gnesbaum dlstnct semIfinal game agaInst error after a pop up allowed saId crosstown nval Grosse POInte one tun to score and the other "And I'd lIke to thank my South and It paid off In a come- two came m on Nelson's second aSSIstant coaches, Steve from-behInd 11-10 VIctory double Mernman and Bill Mogk on That turned out to be the North regamed the lead With the varsity, JV coaches Mark champIOnship game of the dls- three runs m the fifth Inger Orr and John Hackett and tnct because North went on to was hIt by a pitch to lead off freshman coaches Matt crush DetrOit Southeastern 21- the mmng One out later, WYSOCkIand Dave Vlasak .. Om the final Koerber and Kozlowski delIv- "We were trailmg 10-7 and ered smgles to make It 4-3 Two we had our seventh, eighth and straight errors and a fielder's mnth hItters comIng up," said chOice produced two more runs North coach Frank Sumbera "I The Norsemen Increased North vaulter was Just hopIng we could get their lead to 7-4 when Inger two of the three on base for the s1Ogled, Gallagher was hit by a places 8th .top of the order we had a shot pitch and Koerber and I told them to be patient and Kozlowski followed With RBI take a !>trike and not go up try- SIngles in state meet Ing to hIt a three-run homer South was by far the tough- WIth nobody on base They est test of the day for North as By Chuck Klonke know the stnke zone and they the Norsemen collected 23 hits Sports Editor did a good Job" m the rout of Southeastern An eIghth-place fimsh by The first batter grounded "After the South game, It Chns Hubbell In the pole vault out, but Bnan Vandenberghe looked hke battIng practice,. highlIghted Grosse POInte drew a walk and pmch hItter Sumbera saId "We Just wanted North's efforts m last week- MIchael Kaslborskl SIngled to keep our heads In the game end's Class A state boys track RIchmond Inger drew a walk and get the Job done meet on a 3-2 pItch to load the bases Everybody played and every- Jason Gallagher followed With body got hItS. Hubbell's 13-foot-6 perfor- an RBI SIngle to cut the Blue Lane, who won the South mance equaled hiS career-best DeVils' lead to 10-8 A walk to game m rehef, went the dIS- In the event Scott Koerber forced In another tance against Southeastern Grosse Polnte North's softball team and coaches Bill Taylor and Tim Van Eckoute cel- "He did a super job,. said ebrate their Class A district championship. The Norsemen beat Grosse Pointe South 4- run and PhIl Kozlowski fol- He allowed one hit and struck coach Pat WIlson "He was lowed WIth a double to dnve m out 13 o in the district semifinal. then accepted a forfeit win against Detroit Kettering in the really focused There were only championship game when the Pioneers faDed to field a complete team. the tymg and wmnmg runs Inger hIt a three-run homer four vaulters who went higher South had taken the lead 10 the first mnlng to get the than Chns It was a long, hot With a SIx-run rally In the top Norsemen rollmg and day The vauItmg lasted about of the seventh KozlowskI also homered SIXhours" Softball camp Andrew Hendne led off With North takes a 29-7 record starts June 22 in a home run, but the next two mto ItS first regIOnal game Earher, North fimshed fifth Blue DeVils went out A paIr of Saturday at 10 a m at North In the Macomb Area St. Clair Shores North errors kept the mmng agam!>t Umverslty of DetrOit Conference WhIte DIVISIOn • ahve and leadoff batter Rob JeSUIt meet Starrs followed With a two-run "They have one very good One of the three Midwest All-Star Softball camps Will be double to tie the game at 7-7 pItcher and I'm sure we'll see The Norsemen's top perfor- held at Kyte Monroe Park III Jeff Nelson, who earher hit a him," Sumbera said mances came m the nO-meter St ClaIr Shores later thiS pair of doubles, homered to put South, which beat LakeView hIgh hurdles where Steve month South ahead 9-7 Michael Lane 11-6 and tied Warren-Mott 5-5 Zygmontowlcz was thIrd (15 6) replaced Koerber and Dan m a paIr of non-league games and Glenn Hauk fimshed Gnesbaum greeted hIm With a last week, fimshed 15-16-1 for fourth (166) The camp IS deSIgned to pro- long home run Lane fanned ItS first losmg season smce VIde girls of all ages an oppor- tUnity to learn and dE'velop the the next batter, but by then 1989 "Each 'Of them dropped about baSIC fundamentals of fast- South had a 10-7 lead "It was dlsappomtmg m a lot half a second off their personal pitch softball "I Just tned to settle them of ways, but I'm really gomg to records,. Wilson said down when we came mto the miss the 10 semors on the North had third-place fimsh- The St Clair Shores camp dugout after the mmng,. team," coach Gnesbaum said es from two of Its relay teams Will be held from June 22 Sumbera saId "They weren't "I've been really close to the The 800 relay team of DeVIn through 25 down mentally because we had group from last year and thiS McKenZie, Randy Faust, Jeff come back earlier In the game year because my son has Roulo and Chns Flci was third A hlttmg camp, which They felt they were capable of played With and agamst them and, m one of the most eXCItIng emphaSizes the offenSive dOIng It agaIn I Just wanted smce Little League .. races of the meet, the 1,600 aspect of the game, Will be held them to go up to the plate and In the LakeView game, Mike relay team of Hauk, be patient. Kasehtz led the attack With from 9 to 11 a m each day It -r) ZygmontoWIcz, Faust and Will mcludes m'ltructlOn m hlttmg, For South coach Dan three hits, mcludmg a tnple, Sumbera was also third Gnesbaum, It was a devastat- and three RBIs Nelson had buntmg and base runmng ( mg defeat two hits and two RBIs and "On every handoff we were A pltchmg camp, which "It was a case of gomg from Gnesbaum had two hits and second With guys nght behInd develops and refines pItchIng extreme emotions - elatIOn drove m a run us," Wilson saId "Will ran a technlque'l, Will be held from from commg back after haVIng South scored SIX runs m the great anchor leg and held off 11 a m to 1 p m The major 1 two outs and two stnkes on the fifth mmng, featunng a two- all but one team There were empha'll~ IS m types of pitches batter to losmg hke we dId was run Single by Andrew Vlasak only tenths of seconds separat- KEN GRIFFEY, JR. and locatIOn a great dIsappOintment,. he and an RBI smgle by StaTTS 109 the top five teams. saId ~I don't know when I've Dan BattJes picked up the DaVId Hlrt was second In the In'ltruchons are Gary Bryce, ever felt so low after a game, Win In rehef Trevor Szymanski pole vault, McKenZie was thIrd TIGERSVSMARINERS head softball coach at Wayne but I'm really proud of my and Vla'lak al'lo pitched well In the diSCUSand freshman Jim Man June 14 705 KleisRun the Bases' (CokeKroqelWKQI) State ~mce 1981, and Pat Kent, team .. for the Blue Devils Dosmas was third In the long Tue June15 70S who has /}{>£>nBryn"s a'l'll!-tant The Blue DeVils played With- Against Mott, South scored Jump Wed June 16 7 OS out shortstop and All-State tWice In the mnth to tie the at th" school for the last 16 Thu June 17 7 OS Matt Mikula fim'lhed fourth year, candidate Charhe Braun. who game Mike Alvm's RBI smgle m the 1,600 run, while sopho- suffered a broken and dislocat- made It 5-4 and Gne'lbaum more Pat Kenny was fifth In The co~t 1'1 $50 per camp ed finger a week earher smgled to dnve m the tymg the 3,200 run Camper'l must bnng a mitt South took a 1-0 lead In the run "Pat ran a mce race and he and c1othe~ 'Iultable for playmg •• ~s first mmng on a double by Starrs started the rally With outklcked somebody at the softball Nelson, a walk to GTiesbaum a doubl" and Mayk smgled end," Wilson said FOR TICKETS CALL ""''''''~-- and Al Guastello's RBI 'lingle tx>fore Alvm''l hit North also had 'llxth-place For mor£> mformatlOn, call North tied the gam£> In the Nel'lon had two hitS, melud- fimshes from Zygmontowlcz In (313) 884-4103 or (810) 979- 248-25- TIGER bottom of the second wh£>nPete mg a double, for the Blue the 300 hurdles and Mark 6299 for season or group tickets call 313 963 2050 Paterek doubled, took third on D£>vlls Chasteen 10 the 800 run a groundout and scored on an Hess started and pitched five • Thursday, June 10, 1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 313-88r-6~OO CLHSSIFIE 3t1YEHTISI NG DEADUNES ANNClUNCEMI:NTS II 301 Cle"cal 604 Ant>que/CIaSSIC 909 BIcycle Repa.s 953 MusIC Instrumenl Repair IfAL ESTAlE FOR SAlf & 099 Bu.,fleSS (lpportunlhes 302 Cooyaiescent Care 605 ForeIgn Mamlenanal 954 Paln~~ora"ng R!NTAlS & R£AI. 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Thursday, June 10,1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection If e<, "":;: cl~ 8'k~l~1•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .90~ ASPHALT PAVING 907 USEMENT 936 flOOR SANDINGj 943 LANDSCAPERSj _------~,.REPAIR 912 i1UILDINGjREMODELING 918 CEMENT WORK 925 DECKS/PATIOS 945 HANDYMAN VIATERPROOflNG REfiNISHING GARDENERS CAS Asphalt- we specIal- U.B.!. Construcllon BUild- HISTORIC restoration. Ex- POINTE pressure wash. TEE'S LAWN HANDYMAN work Get II Ize In Seal Coating, 109 remodeling, home pert repall porches lng- decks, palros std- G & G FLOOR CO SPRINKLERS done nghtl Excellent ref- Patching and Repair, Improvement FUlly li- 1.1. CODDEIS chimneys The Bnck lng, concrete Prolesslo- REPAIRSf SERVICE ererlCes, reasonable pn- Parklng lots, Dnveways, censed & Insured 313- Wood floors only Excellence m Doctor Richard Poce nally power washed INSTALLATIONS ces Igor (810}792- TenniS Courts Referen- Waterproofing 885-9183 Licensed 313-8B2.3804 313-665-0257 Decks sanded, stained Licensed/Insured 2728, (810)615.2329 ces 313-885-0161 Fanuly BuSlllfSS Floors of dlshnctlon J.P Turner Conslructlon Prompt, Efficient service Mature responSible since 1964 HANDYMAN, (810)775- G&T Asphalt Seal Coat- SmI:t 1924 Dnveways, Sidewalks 810-783.5861 ULTRA DECKS Grosse POinte reSident Bob Grabowsk, 0700 All Jobs welcome Ing Free estimates - Digging Method patiOS, etc Bobcat Serv - Peastone Backloll DESIGNED & BUILT Call Rodger, (313)884- Founder I PreSident TREE & stump removal big or small I Dnveway, parkmg lots Ice haUling & removal • \'V.1lls St""ghtcncd ADDITIONS ETC . 5887 licensed, 1I1sured, Gordan & Sons Tree (313)040- 4227 Froe estimates Senior HONEST-a-n-d-d-e-pe-n-d-ab-'e- - Under Pinning UCENSED member of The Care Licensed/Insured discount Contractors( • 25 Yr Guarantee Better BUSiness Bureau (800)626.3493 Carpentry, painting, e&P ~4~1*~"U 1-810-296.2537 homeowners welcome 930 ElECTRICAL SIRVICES llCe-nsed & ln~ur("d Free estimates plumbing, and electncal oDnveways resurfactd & seal coaled .. - - , (810)772-5757 TURF & Timber Landscap- We supply, Install, sand, If you have a problem or repand & r8SIrixed I PC ------ELECTRICAL selVlce up- Ing Tree, shrub tnm. ''''105 stain and finish wood need repairs or any In- oNew~ & pcIIblg IoIs HOME PULCINI Construction grades, code vlolabons, mlng & removal Land- I MAI'\'TE'IANC F N You receive honest all electncal work In floors, new & old stalling Call Ron 810- ner:sup;;v;s«) 911 !RICK/BLOCK WORK I scape deSign Sodding 573-6204 Insuied PAll'Io'TIM, 1 quality workmanship on homes Native Grosse SpeCialiZing In 8'10-7731.8087 1 & seedmg, pavers, Top 31 i 8812226 all cement work, water- POinter 313-886.5678 Glltsa finish J.V. Baker Home Mainte- BRICK repair, chimneys I 313 61.l 3114 I proofmg CommerclaV soil delivery Certified 907 USEMENT MX 3134t7 9001 610-776.2050 nance SelVlCes Frea porches, tuck pomtml¥ ( OMPU fl:. ReSidential Free Estl- _ Arbonst, landscape de- WATERPUPOflNG Estimates John, 313- color matching, minor 1 BliILl>INt. ~ HOME I mates 810.773.3310 FIRST Visa, Discover & gree Insured 313-885- 9292 824-6508 AMERICAN cement work Great I IMPROVIMFNTS IVITO'S Cement work ELECTRICAL CO. Mastercard accepted WATERPROOFING JACK'S Handyman SelV- Lakes Masonry 313- J'i<"Ou.u,p~s~l~n~ porches dnveways pa: JOHN, Ma"tar Electrical qn fURNITURE AND CONSTRUCTION lCe- Windows, gutters, 417.1942 1 PAINTING SI'ECIAL'1 tlOS b~ck and bJock 81 O-n6-1 007 REfINI SHING, UPHOLSTERING 25 Years expenence ------1 3'$i750W'" II work. tlJCk point Insur- and small Jobs God 10 YR GUARANTEE BRICK repaIrs Porches,1 Scrut.-I>tscwnlI()"!I> ed, bonded, licensed Emergency service FURNITURE refinished, Bless (810)773-3038 Brick Pavers I Porches steps, tuck polntlng,.L (313)527-8935 Violations, Renovation repaired, stnpped, any small Jobs KeVin 810- Iii --~~_,.J.- .. Doorbel:s, Ranges, Dryers MIKE the Handyman- SENIOR DISCOUNT type of caning Free es- electncal, plumbing, car- Free Estimate 779-6226 914 CARPENTRY -fAM-I1-Y~BU-5-IN-ES"'S"'51-N("'E-I-96"'5'"Senior Citizen Discount timates 313-345-6258, Llcensedf Insured No servICe call charge 248-661-5520 • Landscape DeSIgn pentry, ceramIC tile Na- BRICKf block repaIrs & Construction tive Grosse Pointer 81o-n6-2000 ALL Carpentry Intenorl 943 lANDSCAPERS/ Porches, chimneys, pre- CAPIZZO - fmgallon Systems 313.886-5678 extenor Newl repair GARDENERS CHAS, F. JEFFREY cast steps, glassblock c~ • Sod Replacement work Guaranteed satl- S & J ELECTRIC Basement Waterproofing Windows, small Jobs pre- " ,,~ A.B.C. • Bock Paver Walks REMODELING Special- lactlon References LI- Residantial Commercial IstS. Kitchen bath, fm- • 40 Yrs Expenence ferred Will retum caUs • DRIVEWAYS STUMP REMOVAL & censed bUilder- over 25 No Job Too Small Ished basements, -OutSide Method or 810415-9333. Larry • PORCHES • PATIOS SHRUB REMOVAL years In POlntes I M 313-885-2930 ~313-885-3410 decks, and mlJCh more' .'nslde Method • RAISE GARAGES & REPLACE REASONABLE BUilding, 313-886-0202 .Walls Straightened EXPERT Bnck Repair GARAGE flOORS Free Etltlmates Small Jobs welcome LI- & Braced Tuckpomllng, chimneys, CARPENTRY. Porches, Quick Service censed/ Insured Free .Foundatlons Underpinned porches, steps SpecIal- doors, decks FInish & BRICK & BLOCK 32 Years Experience estImates DynamiC TOMA ( rt..dlc dillon t>LdlJ1Jrul -LICensed & Insured IZing 10 mortar, textureJ rough carpentry Re. BRICK PAVERS & Call Dominic BUilding Concepts, Inc DECORATIVE CONCRETE ~Hld hUll Ilothll color matching The pairs & small JObs Free 810-445-0225 (810)775-3428 313-882.1800 EXPOSED AGGREGATE ELECTRIC (\llTlOr 110111(. UI\lrOrH1I1I11 Bnck Doctor Richard estimates 25 years ex- MARK W, ANDERSON FLAGSTONE & BOB TOMA AFFORDABLE and angi- Pnce LICensed, 313- penence 313.885-4609 B_ Waterproofing BLUESTONE WORK Ucensed Master nal landscape deSign PAT THE GOPHER 882-3804 A" cud "ummg de"lgn~ M1uenl03I:10562 FINE, fInIShed carpenter Electrical Contractor. No Job too small 10 HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE TON\' Gro<;~c POinte reference , Small Home Repairs -Insured 313-885.9595 years expenence, refer. J,W. KLEINER SR. available Reasonable 3131 Insured , GunerCleanong & Repairs -12 year Guarantee rates Licensed & Insur. fJ ~ ( 885-0612 ences I love my work' , Small Rool RepaIrs MASON CONTRACTOR f 1. WHAT. Describe the type of sale you're hosting. Is it mostly household goods? Nursery furniture? Apparel? 2. WHEN. Give dates and time of sale, and rain date information. 3. WHERE. The sale will be held, with directions or phone number for directions. 4. WHY. Reason for sale, especially if it is a "moving" sale, since these tend to attract more customers. 5. PREPARE. YOUR AD .. prior to calling will save your time! CALL CLASSIFIEDS TODA YI DEAfJLINE: T\.lcsdays, 12noon Gros~ Pointe News 3 13-882-6900 x3 CmeDON NEWSPAPER • June 10, 1999 r, Grosse Pointe News • • , -,, ...... ~ ,. I. I' U_fl(~UII)J~itl:l UTI " , 1 Auto, Air, Deluxe AMlFM Cassette w/4 Speakers, All Weather Guard Pkg • HD Auto, Air. Pwr WindOWS& Locks, Tilt Cruise Lealher Inl Pwr Dnver & Passenger Seal. Defo er wmmer, Floor Mats and Morel Pwr Moon Roof, Side Air Bags, Premium 3-ln-' AMlFM Cassette/CD w/6 Speakers Keyless E t uch Morell MO. LEASE! SALE P 0_ LEASE ~ ~ (0) ~W ~ ~ CO) /.i1 0 CO) ~ (0) ~iP u ~ ~ Monttt ~ ~ 7) r..;) ~ lE.J ~ Month $2,000 T~tal Due In~ludes Destination $2,000 Total Due At Dehve_ry :' _ 0 _ _ At Delivery' ....._ ...... n ... ' .... ""7 1...... 'i5_11ii ... $ !....,.,.! s,.".",...... _?:C ...... ;;;""'sS""ill5""'''''@S"",S;f,."""",,,,'ft$'Q''/ -. Auto. 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Be Wed. 8:3G-6:00 • Fri. 8:3G-6:00 -~-,,- r , , ,....,". \' I June 10, 1999 , . , ,,~_. ..~ .... l". it '1 ... ,...... 4.::' Page 2 YourHome Thursday, June 10, 1999 Composting in your Cover Phutos by Rosh SiJlm personal back yard ON THE COV..... Q. I am interested in doing my own composting, but I don't know 2231 ROSLYN where to begin. How would I set ~ Ask GROSSE POINTE WOODS up a small compost pile for my ; The garden and yard plantings? Cindy Move right in to this neat and clean Woods H. 1AJ,ndscaper A. Producing your own compost "« ranch! Hardwood floors, nicely landscaped can be as simple as making a pile • ~~ "):.m~...... ~ ~ behind the shed. You can also with brick paver patio, bright kitchen, ceiling build or buy compost bins to keep /!l.D~~if!S~~lli~,:!* ~~<,' the compost in, which is a little ter to green matter such as grass fans and central air. Appliances stay! more orderly looking and uses less clippings, weeds and soft space. Either way you can elimi- stemmed plants. A layer of fin- $101,900. nate a lot of yard waste and create ished compost or a mixture of some beneficial soil to use in your composted manure should be garden. added next. A pile 3 feet high will Wire bins, plastic boxes and produce enough heat to speed up 19950 E. EIGHT MILE wood structures are some types of the decaying process of the com- ready-made bins available, and post pile. Smaller piles will also HARPER WOODS through some of the gardening work too, only they will take Grosse Pointe schools, beautiful one or two books there are many other types longer. Thrning the pile by rotat- that you can build. It can be as ing the soil inside the pile with bedroom home. Huge heated garage. $3,000 simple as securing four pallets that on the surface will speed up together to make walls and filling the time it takes to create rich automated fence. Covered porch with gas grill. the inside with the materials to compost. Compost starters are create your compost. available from your local garden Backs up to Danbury Park. All appliances Garden Centers and bookstores center to give your pile a kick- offer books available on garden- start. included. $68,200. ing, composting and soils. Adding Using compost in your flower compost to your soil is the easiest and garden beds will definitely way to improve the soil structure improve your soil, and give you by permitting better circulation of better results. Avoid using plant 20735 MARTER water and air in the soil. Other materials treated with persistent organic soil amendments you can pesticides in your compost piles. GROSSE POINTE WOODS add to improve the soil are saw- Vegetable waste from the kitchen dust, manure, sewer sludge is fine, but avoid meats and fats, Must see - very attractive three bedroom cedar (Milorganite), peat moss, pine since these items will attract needles and cocoa shell hulls. pests. A proper compost pile does bungalow in great location of the "Woods". Organic matter attracts and holds not smell bad and is well worth on to nutrients in the soil, reduc- the effort. Newer windows in 1997, kitchen in 1995, ing the leaching of these nutri- David Soulliere is a Michigan ents. A healthy, organic rich, soil furnace in 1991, all appliances included! contains millions of microscopic certified nurseryman at Soulliere organisms, which break down Landscaping and Garden Center, $129,900. matter into nutrients that the 23919 Little Mack, St. Clair plants can absorb. Shores, between Nine and 10 mile. The best ratio of material going Phone (810) 776-2811 for further into your pIles is equal parts of information. E-mail at dsoul- 20007 LANCASTER leaves, twigs and fine woody mat- [email protected] HARPER WOODS This charming four bedroom bungalow offers a bright and open concept with Grosse Pointe PICK IT OFF - I have always job quite nicely and is inexpen- enjoyed Home Tips whenever I sive. Check out your local super- schools. Features include remodeled bath, run across them. One of my market in the cleaning agents favorite tricks is using an ice pick aisle. ceiling fans, finished basement with bedrooms to remove labels from bottles and • cans for recycling. It also helps in and much more. $116,500. saving recipes, UPC symbols for MORE ON NO WASTE - For rebates, offers, etc. Rita B., the woman who wrote in on NO Lewisburg, Tenn. WASTEfor hand lotion byempty- For further information on this and other properties, pkase call the Grosse Pointe EDITOR'S NOTE: Ice picks can ing lotion bottles into another one WOOi!soJfiee at 313-886-5800. be dangerous since they can slip with a funnel: Well, when my off the can or bottle and into your lotion doesn't come out of the ~D hand. If you choose to use this pump anymore, I just cut three- method, please do so with extreme fourths of the bottle off and use COLDWeLl. caution. The best way to remove the lotion that way. I just make a Coldwell Banker BAN~eRO such labels is by soaking in hot cover from a small piece of foiland SCHWEITZER water. You can also purchase a REAL ESTATE commercial liquid which does the See HOME TIPS page 4 Schweitzer Real Estate .------...... -_. Thursday, June 10, 1999 YourHome Page 3 Hot water delivers Beline's Best Buys too-cold showers $575,000 Q. Mr. Hardware, our hot water , '" "t "" "''' *//',' Modem and updated center entrance seems to run out prematurely. It Coloma!. Four bedrooms, three and one starts out very hot but then gets lukewarm in a little while. The Ask half baths on an estate size lot. Updates temperature dial on the tank is Mr. include windows, kitchen. sprinkler system, set on hot and the water flow is hardwood floors, furnace and roof. One good. We drained some water out 'Hardware block from IakefrMt park. Oose to "the of the valve at the bottom of the Village:. Ii tank which yielded quite a bit of rusty water before it ran clear. Still we have very short showers. Do we need a new tank? Cold • The pipe nipple at the top of $350,000 shower Joe, Harper Woods. the tank could crush or break off Second house off the lake. Wrap-around A. Joe, the. problem with your flush at the top of the tank when porch with Vlew of Lake St. Clair. Pnvate you try to remove it. tank sounds like a broken dip entrance to park. Three bedrooms, two full tube. It is a long plastic tube (usu- • The union could leak and not ally white) inside the hot water reseal after reassembly. baths, new tear off roof and newer furnace. tank. It connects to the cold water • The plumbing above could Immediate occupancy. A channing home! side of your water heater and it start to leak. directs the cold water to the bot- • The dip tube in the bottom of tom of the tank, close to the heat the tank could be one of the defec- and below the existing hot water. tive ones, and disperse small Dip tubes are in the news a lot pieces of plastic throughout the lately, due to the amount of faulty plumbing system. Even though $412,000 ones installed in hot water tanks you have hot water, the plastic Located on a cul-de sac: four bedroom, two and in the early '90s. What happens is can clog aerators, ruin faucet car- a half bath Colonial includes first floor laundry they break off and lay in the bot- tridges and cause toilets to run. room, family room, formal dining room. The problems above aren't to tom of the tank. Then, when cold Tastefully decorated and meticulously water enters the tank it mixes prevent you from doing this immediately with the hot, hence repair, only alert you to some of maintamed. Newer: kitchen. baths, roof. gas the lukewarm water for five to 10 the difficulties that may arise. Dip forced air ~ ctntraI air eonditiMlng. Finished minutes. tubes are replaced every day and recmlion ~ brick paver~ and patio, To repair the dip tube can be problems arise and they are han- easy, or it can be a catastrophe. dled. For most people, this job is What needs to be done is shut off best left to a plumber, they will the water, shut off the gas, and take any of these problems with $295,000 drain some of the water out of the ease. Bnng the family! Four bedroom, two full bath The following are options to tank. Then, remove the cold water bungalow with large country kJtchen, two supply from the top of the tank. keep in mind if you are consider- fireplaces and hardwood floors. Located at There is almost always a union ing changing your own dip tube: that allows for the pipe to be • Is your tank 10 years old or the end of a cul-de-sac, this home also has a unscrewed without trying to older? You could be at the end of finished.recreation 100m .and a screened porch rotate the whole tank. Whew, your tank's life if you have a stan- dtat ovefloob a pie-~y_ what ajob that would be. Remove dard "Plain Jane" tank. the pipe nipple from the tank and • Are you very experienced at remove any remnants of plastic in plumbing repairs? the hole. Then install a new dip • Are you one of those cus- tube and reassemble the plumb- tomers with a "defective"dip tube $193,000 ing. Sounds easy? It can be if you and qualify for a free company Better than a condo. Charm of the early 1900's have the tools and the luck that repair from the manufacturer? In any case, be prepared for the with the collvenience of the 90's. Totally nothing will go wrong. " renovated one bedroom with two full baths. What could go wrong you ask? See Mr. Hardware page 7 Huge state of the art kitchen with skylights and recessed lighting. Trivia famous folks that from ABC's popluar "All My Children" also is a famous com- make us laugh median? 1. What is Joan Rivers' most 6. Where did the Bunkers For More Information, Please Contact ... famous line? reside on "Allin The Family?" 2. What state was former talk- 7. What was Mother Jefferson's BELINE OBEID show host Johnny Carson born character's first name on "The in? Jeffersons?" (313) 343-0100 3. On the hit CBS sitcom, "Allin Trivia test answers The Family," what city was actor 1. "Can We Talk?"; 2. Iowa; 3. Certified Residential Specialist Rob Reiner's character from? Chicago, III.; 4. Ray Billingsley; 5. 4. Who is the famous creator of Walt Willey who portrays Jackson 1999 Prudential LegendAword Wi"ner the extremely popular daily comic Montgomery; 6. 704 Howser Street, strip "Curtis" distributed nation- Astoria, Queens; 7. Olivia. ,~dential Grosse Pointe Real ~.,~' , wide by King Features Syndicate? 5. What soap opera character - King Features Syndicate Page 4 YourHome Thursday, June 10, 1999 can be accomplished in a gradual, Home Tips- neat and less cumbersome way. Provide a rectangular plastic From page 2 laundry basket to fit the dimen- sIons of your newspapers lying put it on top (to keep the lotion flat. from getting hard). It sure beats Next, cut two lengths of twine emptying the bottles and saves approximately 1314 yards for a 1- time. From a Gal in Minnesota. bushel basket or calculate for your • particular basket. RECYCLE TIP - Why not real- ly recycle the plastic tubes news- Then. evenly crisscross the Grosse Pointe Farms twine in the middle interior bot- papers are delivered in? Give 79 Mapleton $215,000 them back to the carriers. Our tom of the basket. Draw this 2-4 p.m. paper says, "Help reduce operat- twine toward the inside top of the 267 McMillan ..... 2-4 p.m. ing costs for your carrier; place four sides of the basket and allow the overlaps to hang outside. two to four weeks' worth of bags in 281 McMillan ..... 1-4 p.m. an obvious place for your carrier Now,fill your basket with news- to pick up and reuse." Jill T., papers as you finish reading Laurel, Md. • them. Separately, tie and knot each length of twine to easily, Grosse Pointe Park IN THE KITCHEN - To neatly and orderly bundle them remove the skin from a chicken or for their destination. Renee L., 805 Barrington $274,900 2-4 p.m. a piece of chicken, grasp the skin Youngstown, Ohio. with a paper towel and pull. No slipping! Patty R., S&lem,Ore. • 1369 Three Mile $349,000 2-5 p.m. • COFFEE FILTERS Before CUT IT OUT - Getting the using new paper coffeefilters, try I 122 Yorkshire $405,000 2-4 p.m. empty toilet paper tube off a the following: Using both hands, spring-loaded mecJ;gmism is turn each substack of filters inside out, then reshape inside almost impossible if you have Grosse Pointe Woods arthritic hands like mine, but a bottom slightly with thumbs. This pair of scissors works like a puffed-up stack makE~sit easi~r to 1977 Beaufait $219,900 charm. Just slice the tube length- remove them one at .a bme. 12-4 p.m. Lillian W., Sun City West, Ariz. wise and lift off, clearing the' way 21700 Eastbrook Ct. for an easy replacement. Kate W., • $349,000 Share your special Home Tip Dallas. • I 71 I Huntington Blvd. with our readers. Send it to Diane $189,900 NICE AND NEAT Eckert, King Features Weekly 1890 Lennon $154,900 Gathering, straightening and Service, 235 East 45th Street, New 2-5 p.m. tying newspapers for recycling York, N. Y. 10017. 2134 Lennon 1-4 p.m. 1174 ANITA • GROSSE POINTE WOODS 1047 Roslyn 1-3 p.m. 1974 Roslyn $114.500 2-4 p.m. 2153 Roslyn 12-5 p.m. 1979 Severn $319,000 2-4 p.m. Harper Woods 20235 Beaufait $152,500 12-4 p.m. 20507 Hollywood $1 10,000 2-4 p.m. 20944 Kenmore 1-5 p.m. OPEN SUNDAY2-4 - Sharp three bedroom ranch with a new 20266 VanAntwerp $146,500 1-4 p.m. ('95) family room expansion. A very open concept. Paneled lower level with a bar and full bath. Updated kitchen, roof, St. Clair Shores deck, all windows, central air and furnace. Beautiful landscaping and two car garage. Move in condition, ready 2195 I Edmunton $154,900 '-3 p.m. for the perfect family. Don't miss it! $234,000. 22831 Lingemann $225,000 1-4 p.m. For additional information, please contact: I 12 Riviera Dr. $119,900 1-4 p.m. 26224 SanRosa $149,900 2-4 p.m. Sterling Heights 11250 Eighteen Mile $189,900 Thursday, June 10, 1999 YourHome Page 5 Create an entertaining splash in your yard If you want to provide an essen- If you choose not to use your con- fresh water. You can use an old tial element for the birds and be crete birdbath in the winter and milk jug to carry enough water for able to enjoy more types of birds For do not move it into the garage for the rinse and refill if your hose is in your yard than you have in the storage, covering it with plastic is inconvenient. If your birdbath past - just add water! the recommended. To keep your bird- does have algae growth, clean it In the same way that water is bath and the water in good condi- with a solution of one part bleach an essential element to humans, Birds tion, daily cleaning is recommend- to nine parts of water. Rinse birds need a fresh, clean source of ed. This may seem like a chore but extremely well after this type of water for drinking year round. the daily maintenance pays for cleaning as the bleach is harmful Water for bathing purposes helps By kosann KovalCik itself in the long run. Make it part to your birds. birds keep their plumage in good WJJd Bi[d~ UnIJwlt~,d of your morning to tip out the Unfortunately, there is no mira- condition - free from dirt and concrete, plastic, resin, ceramic water from the bath, give the bath cle solution that can be added to parasites. When a birds' feathers a quick brushing with a brush the birdbath that will keep it are kept clean, the interlocking and metal can be mounted on pedestals, placed on the ground, devoted exclusively to that job, webs called barbules will "style" rinse the bowl and refill with See FOR THE BffinS page 9 together more efficiently. This will hung from trees or attached to insulate the bird from cooler night decks. Lighter weight plastic is temperatures. easy to clean and handle and is One of the best benefits of also fairly durable. Concrete adding a water source to your baths are extremely durable, but yard is the added number of make sure that you can handle species that water will attract. the weight of the bath when clean- 'PAM BAWDEN Your feeders are restricted to the ing. Most bowls are separate from ASSOCIATE BROKER tRS. GR. seed and suet eaters, but a bird- the pedestals so that they can be bath has broader appeal. Robins tipped for ease of cleaning. OVER 25 YEARS enjoy vigorous bathing, making Concrete birdbaths are now avail- themselves at home in the middle able in smaller sizes. While a OF of the bath and splashing out painted concrete bath is easier to REAL ESTATE most of the water. Goldfinches maintain because the paint like to bathe in a group. During retards algae growth, remember ~EXP&RIENCE< the spring and fall migrations, that the paint will eventually you may find many warblers will need to be touched up. Household visit your water source. latex paint is appropriate for this purpose. One of the best buys in the Water can be offered in many Farms and a «reat condo ways. Birdbaths constructed from Concrete and ceramic are not alternative! Just a sbort walk recommended for year round use. from the Lake. This charming home features a wonderful family room with cathedral ceiling, four bedrooms, two and one half baths, two fireplaees, first Door laundry, two car attached garage and private Remodel WithStyle... brick court yard/patio. Very l little exterior maintenance. Great value at $375,000. m ~ 35 BEVERLY Transferred owner. Situated on a private road in the heart of Grosse Pointe Farms, this newer colonial offers four bedrooms, two and one half baths, a library, and hard-to- find family room located off the kitchen. Sliding doorwalls from the family room and kitchen offer easy aceess to the terrace for your morning cup of coffee or evening entertaining outdoors in the eight person hot tub! Location, amenities and superb pricing will cause this home to sell quickly! - 1979 SEVERN F Spacious four bedrooJD, two and one half bath Colonial featurinl large, open Idteben wlbreaJdaat Youlll Find The Way A Sunroom Adds Value area, family room &: wonderful \ To Your HomeTo Be Pretty Stylish Too! master suite w/eatbedral eeUlng, walk-in closet and bath. You'll love the way Four Season-; transfonns Independently Owned And Operated Many updates including newer your home, turnIng an ordInary room Into a furnaee, eentral air, hot water spectacular one Suddenly there's light Space. tank and custom closets and And the beauty of nature all around and what's shelving. Two fireplaces. Workroom addition In double even more attractive IShow a sunroom can add prep. 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No occupation is so delightful to me as the culture ofthe earth, and no culture comparable to that of renewal programs for our crowded the garden. Such a variety of sub- cities. jects some one always coming to At Williamsburg today, visitors perfection, the failure of one thing delight in the gardens, many of repaired by the success of another, them not realizing the research and instead of one harvest, a con- that has gone into making them tinual one throughout the year. authentic to the late 18th century, Under a total want of demand and are therefore not part of the except for our family table. I am gardens in Williamsburg. still devoted to the garden. But Some of them are dahlias, though I am an old man, I am but which arrived in Virginia in 1802, a young gardener." and forsythia, in 1833.Magnolias, Jefferson first visited the now almost a trademark of the Colonial capital of Virginia in southern states, did not arrive 1760 to attend the College of there until 1820, with the star William and Mary and his close magnolia not appearing until association with the town contin- 1862. Portulaca came to Virginia ued until the capital was movedto in 1827 and wisteria in 1830. Richmond in 1780. He greatly Holly was not around in Virginia admired the beauty of until the mid-19th century, almost Williamsburg's gardens and the 100 years after Jefferson's visit to interest in horticulture that he Williamsburg. developed there was later to be All the houses in 18th century expressed in the gardens at Williamsburg had herb gardens to Monticello. His love of growing supply culinary uses, medicinal • 2 Ranch Models aprox. 1,400 square feet each. things never waned, and he kept a remedies, cosmetic lotions, scents • Detached units available. garden diary for many years, not- and dyes. The flower gardens, ing what seeds he gathered in his enclosed by fences that were • Beautiful wooded setting with abundance of travels, and what plants he required by law to surround each green space. observed wherever he went. property, provided bloomsto scent the house and add charm to the • Magnificent gated entrances and gatehouse. Today,more than two centuries rooms, for the making ofpotpour- • Natural tree lots. after Jefferson's sojourn in ris and sachets, and which make Williamsburg, the gardens there Williamsburg a garden city. • Only 5 units per acre each on a cul-de-sac. continue to be one ofthe great joys Colonial herb gardens, many of of the town. More than 100 gar- them laid out in the form of a • Brick exteriors. dens and broad greens fill 90 of wheel with a center sundial, con- • Great infrastructure, all major roads are 5 lanes the 175 acres of the historic area, tained an enormous assortment of or more. and in all seasons, and all kind of useful plants. Among them were weather, make the town a delight. chives, dill, tarragon, lavender, • Luxurious landscaping. The long vistas of the avenues are mints, lemon balm, catnip, sweet enhanced by the broad greens, basil, parsley, rosemary, sage, • Marble fireplaces with gas logs and mantel. open spaces that are so important today in urban planning and See GARDEN SHED page 8 Entrance on 12 Mile Road Located within 13Mile Mr. Hardware minutes of g: \ a hose cap and seal the valve that 1-696 & 1-75, I: From page 3 ::I way. It is simple to remove in .. l:l.. order to drain water out at a later Only 22 minutes 12 Mile cost of a new tank if any major date, and is much easier than try- to Grosse Pointe! problems arise. ing to remove or repair the drain I Tip No.1: draining water out of valve that could be clogged with a tank at least yearly does save rust. costs by removing the rust at the Send your questwns to; Mr. bottom of the tank. The rust actu- Hardware c/o Gtlbert's Pro ally insulates the burner heat Hardware at 21920 Harper, St. from the water so thIS is cheap Clair Shores, 48080; call (810) Fumished Models 10Mile mamtenance. 776-9532, e-matl blair@mrhard- Open Daily & Weekends Tip No.2: if after draining some ware.com, or visit www.mrhard- Noon to 5 pm (Closed Thursdays) water out of a hot water tank the ware.com for a recap of some of my Call: 810-574-1550 Sales by Titan Management ~ drain valve still drips, simply get columns. 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Dear Jewelry Lady, I've cleaner carefully or ask your Jew- house on the weekend. always loved big clunky earrings eler for specific instructions on Jewelry is predicted to be (I have long hair and it goes great how to clean a particular gem- designed of Art Deco elements, ~~ The i with my look), but as the years stone or mounting. nature motifs and southwestern have gone by, these earrings have :zJewelry .~ Fashion forecast for fall turquoise-set designs. Jewelry is weighed down my ears and they expected to be as comfortable as don't look so good with heavy ear- Those-in-the-know have been busy forming the rules for the the clothing - and versatile as rings anymore. They sag and look well, with convertible pieces that all stretched out. Is there any- t}~~~'".~ .. 1 upcoming fall season. Designs intended to take us into the next offer two looks for the price of one. thing I can do about this - short _~.t It sounds great. of plastic surgery? 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This is also would all be safe in commercial a great product for anyone who jewelry cleaners, although it wants to prevent this problem. So might be better to dip and brush, far, they are not available in rather than to soak these gems, stores, but you may order them by jllst to err on the side of caution. calling (877) 777-7EAR. If these The Jewelry Lady didn't want to BUVlng • Seiling • Gardening • lmprouement people can come up with some- allow too broad an allowance for {., thing as simple for sagging chins, which gems are safe to use with a they'll make a fortune! harsh cleaner. (It's better to be Q. Dear Jewelry Lady, in the safe than sorry!) For example, it past you've said to limit commer- would be a disaster to use com- cial jewelry cleaner to diamond, mercial jewelry cleaner for pearl, Name _ ruby and sapphire jewelry. Would amber, shell cameos or other ~ Address: _ you please explain why it might organic gems. Your best bet is to ~ Phone: (Home) (Business) ~ check the label of the jewelry i Style of Home:,______I ~ General Description (# of rooms, layout): ~ 267 McMILLAN • GROSSE POINTE FARMS ~------:'------1 Home Size: square feet Please describe renovation project: ------f ~ ..~------lli------, ~"------~., ~------I:- 1------_ • ------1 OPENSUNDAY- if not sold first! WOW! Thisclassic - center entrance Colonial has four bedrooms, two i Hours available for consultation with writer: full baths and a 70-foot lot. Plus,bright, spacious " Monday - Friday rooms. New kitchen and first floor lavatory. i Saturday - Sunday Beautifully refinished hardwood floors. Newer f Do you have IIbefore" photographs of the project in question?) furnace, central air conditioning. ;:, Yes No t ~ ~ Call quickly for your private showing. i Photographs would likely be taken of your home for ., ~ I . " inc usion in an article. J ~ ~J l Any restrictions? Yes No f Did you work with a architect on the project? Yes No If yes, please furnish name: _ ,,. Did you work with a licensed builder on the project? Yes No r , If yes, please furnish name: _ ( , PI~se letn'CthiS form m the box marked "Returns" or submit to the offtces of the Grosse Pomte ' , News, 96 Kercheval Ave. ,,," • Thursday, June 10, 1999 YourHome Page 13 A window dwells 1-"" ~ ...; ":~",:,}/":,,,,,/ I> ",~ "".. " __ ;"," '/IId18II'o "//~:~,,,~~.), '~~M::::;J"'( ,; .)~.. ~... " ..." .. If',...... ,,'.,. ' in two worlds / "",' ' Imagine the life of a window - or can let your imagination roam rather the two lives of a window. with color options and patterns A~'-' '/ Like Walter Mitty, a window lives including wood grain. What's lIuftl4Hlton OobrQub in two more, vinyl /'1997-1998 TOp ~ worlds. 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Charlotte Mich. 48813. • Easier installation, which means cost savings. • Better insulating properties, which means energy savings. These and other advances have made it possible for vinyl to offer UIIJJIIE • ~'.!IIJ7I~' (j/lrll'.!III11E' JliJpr/J~'.!III'.!1l1 the best for both of the worlds of a Published by window. Anteebo Publishing, Inc. 96 Kercheval. GROSSE POINTE WOODS ST. CLAIR SHOR£S Vinyl windows repel contami- Grosse Pomte Farms, MI 48236 lovety 1hf8e bedroom COlonial. famiy CANAL LOTS , momwith na1UNt fireptace, one and one Two buikIabIe lots iri prime Shof8e locale. nants, much like a no-stick frying John Minnis - Editor pan: shedding dirt and grime tlatf baths, fUr basement. lovely updated Steel seawall, manna style boat hoist A (313)-882-0294 IdtdWn freshly painted. new carpeting wonderful spot to build your dreIIm homf. before it builds up. Cleaning is Display Advertising throughout. LtberaIland contract t8fmS. easier than ever, Inside and out- A must S8$ home. Under $170.000. Won't last. a must see. sid.e. (313)-882-3500 Ask for Mike (313)-886-5040, Ext. 231. eaD Mike at 31:H86-S04O, Ext. 231 Real Estate Resource There are choices enough for (313)-882-6900 decoratmg needs, mterior and Fax (313)-882-1585 exterior. With vmyl windows, you .; , Page 14 YourHome Thursday, June 10, 1999 Do you know what JOHN N.COTZIAS you're breathing? Broker/Owner Ahh, summertime. Trees have pollen out of the home. Use an air leaves, grass is growing and mil- conditioner to stay comfortable. lions of allergy sufferers are 2. Avoid scheduling outdoor watching the pollen counts climb. actIVIties such as jogging or walk- Fortunately, ing the dog high pollen during the counts don't m 0 r n i n g always have hours. Pollen to mean a counts are K high sneeze h i g h est S90 BARRINGTON factor, accord- between 5 SOS PEMBERTON DramaticEnglishTudorin theWmdmill Pointe Charmmg English Thdor in the Wmdmill Pointe ing to Sean and 10 a.m. Subdivision.Chardeter,charm anduniqueness Subdivision just a stones throw from Wmdmill McCarthy, 3. Use a high Gorgeoustwo story living room with two Pointe Park. Open spadous floor plan featuring spokesman efficiency story leaded glass windows. Tremendous new refinished hardwood floors. Large kitchen with for Space- media air detail throughout, custom wet plaster, eating space, sun room and gorgeous formal dining Gard high cleaner to professionallypainted, new kitchen, private room Master suite with private bath, walk in closet efficiency air remove pollen courtyard Excellentlight,fivebedrooms,two and sitting room Beautifully finished third floor c Ie a n e r s , that gets into full baths, finishedbasementwoW' Askfor with full bath Finished basement with terazzo floor John N Cotzias.REDUCED$369,900 man u fa c - the home. A and wet bar $449,000 Ask for John N ColZias tured by high efficien- Res ear c h cy air cleaner Pro due t s Summer can yield problems for allergy such as Corp. sufferers. Space-Gard A pollen count is the average can trap up to 99 percent of pollen number of pollen grains per cubic that passes through a home's cen- meteor of air, according to the tral cooling system. National Allergy Bureau. To put it 4. Run your heating and cooling in ordinary terms, a pollen count system fan continuously to keep of 500 means the air in a 10- by pollen-laden air moving through 80S BARRINGTON 18808 KINGSVILLE 12-foot bedroom could contain the high efficiency air cleaner. Charmingtwo story brick. Spaciousrooms, Freshand dean three bedroombrick ranch. 13,500 grains of pollen, estimated 5. Shower before going to bed to beautiful living room and dining room, Excellentlocation.Fresh paint, new carpet, ,l\1cCarthy. keep pollen out of your face while hardwood floors,largeupdatedkitchen with spacious country kitchen. Large open Medical experts generally say you sleep. new floor.Large bedroomsand sitting room basement with new tile floor Excellent that pollen counts under 10 or so For more information about Very well maintained, loads of chaneter, recreation room. $68,900. Ask for John N. are of little concern to most aller- how a high efficiency air cleaner centralair conditioning$274,900 CaIl]ohnN. Comas. gy sufferers, McCarthy explained. can help you reduce your indoor Cotzias But when the level climbs toward pollen count, visit the Research the hundreds and thousands Products Corp. website at almost all allergy sufferers will www.Space-Gard.com. or call the start sneezing. Consumer Information McCarthy suggested five simple Department of Research Products steps to keep pollen out of your Corp. at (800) 545-2219. Ask for indoor air: the free booklet "Air Cleaners for 1. Keep windows closed to shut Allergy Relief." .~1'\(""l') '">' """ ";:"""'\ ~ '* :y. ~*~.....~~ 1041 HARVARD 20887 Im'LESTONE . .flood HousekeepinG.._ ." FivebedroomNewEnglandColonial.Fmished Affordablebrick ranch in fabulous Harper ~~~w~~~~ ~~-J~?' ~ ~ ..... (" '=~~ ~"'~~>.)ftq=t". third floor with full bath. Spacious family Woodslocation.Features includefresh paint room, libr.uy,kitchen with breakfastroom. More products to fend off the girlhood summers; $12. and new carpet.Large country stylekitchen, years: Hardwood floors, impressive oak: entrance hardwood floors,finishedbasementwith new LANCOME TOUCHE OPTI- foyer.Finishedbasement $429,900 Ask for ~ OIL OF OLAY ALL DAY MOIS- tiledfloor and more.$129,900. Ask forJohn M'AGE LINE BLURRING CON- John N Cotzias N Cotzias. TURE FOUNDATION - This CENTRATE - Apply before any- new liquid formula hydrates dry, thing else to help soften the 81 WOODLAND SHORES cracked skin for 10 hours. The appearance of lines; .52 ounce, PristineGrosse PointeShoresexecutivehome Good Housekeeping Institute test- $22.50. completelyupdatedby].W Morriskitchenand ed it against five other so-<;alled NEUTROGENA HEALTHY bath. Meticulousattention to detail. Open moisturizing foundations and SKIN LIQUID MAKEUP - This spadous floor plan Gorgeous new kitchen j found Olay's to be the most effec- new foundation contains pro- featuringtop of the line builtin equipmentand tive; 1.1 ounces, $11.25. retinol and vitamins A, C and E. granite counter tops. Refinished hardwood floors throughout 'I'hree new baths, f.unily BIORE FINE LINE GEL Good Housekeeping's experts like PATCHES - These white under- roomw/wet bar. Professionallydecorated,large it because the colors look natural; privategrounds$749,000 CaU]ohnN Cotzias eye stick-ons deliver a continuous 1.1 ounces, $11.75. dose of N utraceramide, a patent- REMBRANDT AGE DEFYING ed skin-repair ingredient. Leave TOOTHPASTE - This minty on overnight three times a week mouthful helps protect tooth ~ nr/~~LV in the (if you don't mind looking like a enamel and gums, while brighten- - goofy football player in bed), or try ing your whites; 4.5 ounces, $5.99. ~ KIl'",...... Pointes for as little as 30 minutes; six For more beauty advice from pairs, $12.49. Good Housekeeping, check out the (313) 881-'020 . AWAKE BABY PINK NAIL website at www.goodhousekeep- 18472 Mack Ave.Grosse Pointe Farms 481~ POLISH - The innocent cotton- ing.com. ~ • websne at http://wwwremax.metrodetron.COmlintheintes.pl candy shade will recapture your - Hearst Communicatums Inc. .. Thursday,June 10, 1999 YourHome Page 15 YOURHOMf CL6W.I'ROVEHTI5IN6 DEADLINES FBI: 313-343-556~ f"9U1OSY dl¥9uDb g.-. lor mulh week scheduled http / / grossepomtenews com RfA1 ESWt FOR SAlE .. RENT 703 ApIs/Flo!s/Duplex- lEAl ESWt 1tESOUtCE: ocMtrt.''''9, WIth ~I 0< cred" CIpprO\IQl 722 Vacotlon Ren'al-Out of Slate Wonted to Rent 813 Northern Mld\lgan Homes ~AY 12 NOON 1GoI1 ... ..u.,...... Coil lor role. Or lor more .. 1ormcmon "- 723 Vocol1on Rental- CWSIFIEOS lA1L OTHEI CWSlF1CAJ1ONSJ ..... -. be buty on "'-lay .. '-Ioy 70.4 Hall. For Rent 814 Northern M'chlQOn Lots Momongs ...... -.!y. 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ResponSlbohly lor Macomb County 1ed 708 820 8uSlnesle$ har Sole addll>onal """'l:ls, 65c each doSSlhed odvemSlng error" 1,... 10.,,,- 0 Houle$ Wanted 10 Rent RfAL SAlf canc:ellahon of !f1e charge or a re run 01 the 709 ESTATE fOR AbbreYtoIJo., • .tIl:I! occepled Townhoule$/Condos For Rent 800 Houle$ har Sole Measured Ad. $ 20 so per colurm Inch parIIon '" .rror No\h 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 1047 ROSLYN Grosse Pointe Woods 1890 Lennon Grosse 1960 Oxford. Grosse Stunning English Tudor, Pointe Woods. 3 bed- Pointe Woods. Sharp 3 meticulously maintained. room brick bungalow, bedroom brick bunga- \-) 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, 1,150 sq. ft. 1 bath with low. Natural fireplace, family room. Updated lav. LIVing room, dining Flonda room, and recre- top to bottom. see for room, natural fireplace, ation room. New since yourself. profeSSional landscap- 1996: tear-off roof, fur- 369 Three Mile Drive. 8541 Kingsville, Harpe Open Sunday, 1 to 3 866 Kenmore, Gross ing with mground sprin- nace, central air, copper 2200 sq. ft. colonial. Woods- 3 bedroom, 313.885-6720 Pomte Woods. Eve klers and brick walk plumbing, and hot water bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, basement, garclge room updated, tumke way. New roof and win- tank. Updated kitchen new kitchen, famll New: windows, furnace home! 3 bedrooms, 1 dows, updated kitchen, and bath. $175,000. room, den $349,000. hot water tank, kitchen. 1/2 baths, 1,650 sq. ft. basement waterproof- (313)640-4931 1587 Anita, Grosse POinte Open Sunday 2-5p.m. Move-In condition. Finished basement. ing. Lot 55'X 134'. WOOds, 3 bedroom, 1.5 (313)882-7095 $79,900. Goosen Real large deck, walk- up at 1977 Beaufait. Grosse $154,900. (313)882- bath bungalow. hard- ty, (810)n3-7138 tiC, all new appliance POinte Woods. Well HARPER Woods starter. 4074 Open Sunday wood floors, natural fire- and windows. Call fo maintained 3 bedroom, Sharp 2 bedroom, full GROSSE POINTE WDS. 2pm- 5pm. place. central air, 2.5 car appointment. $239,900. 1.5 bath brick colOnial. basement, updates in- Sharp 3 bedroom brick garage, deck. Many up- (313)881-9649 Large liVing room, natu- clude Windows, furnace, ranch. FInished basement 867 Washington Rd.• ral fireplace, expanded dates throughout. and central air. Immedi- with full bath, deck, new Grosse POinte City. $159,900. Open Sunday closets In bedrooms, re- ate posseslon. Great furnace with central air, 2 Ranch, 3 bedroom 1 1/2 2- 4. (313)640-0201 decorated kitchen, hard. "': value at $67,900. Call 1/2 car garage. baths. Large lot, finished wood floors, much more. Don Symons, Century basement. Onginal own- Classified Advertising Stieber Realty Co. Must see! $219,900. 21 Kee, 810-445-6516. er. $295,000. (810)296- an IDEA that se1l8! 810-775'-4900 Open Sunday 12- 4. 1558 (313)417-2890 lit Page 18 YourHome Thursday, June 10, 1999 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 1990 littlestone. Sharp 3 2134 Lennon, Grosse 8 MILUON bedroom, 1 1/2 bath col- ATTENTION I EASTPOINTE- 1,200 sq. SHORES- 5 bedroom, 2 Pointe Woods. Beautiful HOUSEHOLDS onial. One of the Woods House Inspection ft. charming 3 bedroom, bath brick bi- level Fam- 3 bedroom brick colonial 600 SUBURBAN By a licensed. Insured most desirable streets. with family room, com. 1- 1/2 bath brick ranch. ily room, sun room, fire- NEWSPAPERS residential builder. place, 2. 1/2 car. 12 Completely renovated pletely remodeled. Must all in U.S. & CANADA! New windows, doors, 30 years experience Mile/ Jefferson, with new appliances! see. Call for an appoint- One low rate! Easy! central air, 1. 1/2 car ga- SIGNATURE CUSTOM $154,000.810-778-4876 windowsl carpeting on ment. Open House.Sun. For information call: HOME BUILDERS, INC. rage with new doors & all 3 floors. New hard- day June 13th 1- 4 Barbara @ Grosse Pointe 810-776-9398 opener. Natural fire- wood floor in kitchen, 313 Beaupre Ave. Charm- News & The Connection place, full basement and HARPER Woods, 21401 french doorwall leading ing English in the heart 313-882-8900 beautiful yard with cov- to spacious deck. Pro- of the Farms. 3 bed- SCAN/ Suburban Classi- Newcastle. 3 bedroom ered porch. Move- in 1.5 bath, brick bungalow fessionally landscaped. room, 2 bath, family fied Advertising Network, condition, $114,900. on large lot. New win- No detail has been over- room, completely updat- (312)644-6610 dows, central air, hard- 17070 Collinson. looked. Call 313-640- ed, walk to Kerby and (810)n4-7681 9033 for appointment. Brownell, $269,900. GROSSE Pointe Woods, wood floors, glass block (313)882-7991 6n Shoreham, 3 bed- windows, 1.5 car ga- IRST advertisement. .. 2 homes for sale, East. room ranch, large lot. rage, Grosse Pointe 21700 Eastbrook Court, DONATE your cars, boats, 4-ST. CLAIR SHORES side, renter occupied. 1- $349,000. (313)323- alarm system. $139,900. Grosse Pointe Woods. R.V., trucks, property to: 1287 Brand new custom built 3 2 family, 1 single family. (313)343-0809 Great court to live on. MISSING CHILDREN bedroom brick & vinyl Good neighborhoods. New roof. Newer: PROJECT- for a tax ranches with full base- 248-594-3866 doors, garage door, u donation. (313)884-9324 ments, 1 1/2 baths, Great stairs windows, kitche 20266 Van Antwerp- Well room, Lakeview schools. with under cabinet light maintained 3 bedroom, Priced to sell! ing, Corian counter 2- 1/2 bath ranch. ST. CLAIR SHORES sink, appliances, 9a Grosse Pointe schools. FIRST OFFERING forced air/ central air, 2 car garage, many up- Beautiful custom built 3 alarm system. 15X2 grades, $146,500. Call BSOLUTEL Y spectacu EST deal in Harpe bedroom brick ranch with family room with built.i for appointment. lar! this home is done Woods. Grosse Point full basement. formal din- refrigerator. 4 bed (313)884-n90 Great location- back Schools. Everything i ing room, natural fireplace, rooms. $349,000. up to Patterson Park. new. furnace, centra huge master bedroom, Shown by appointment. 20625 Elkhart, Harper air, roof, windows. 17 McMillan, 3,000 sq. ft. 5 bed large lot, many updates, 313-884.1999. Ope Woods, $59,900. Han- Open and inviting. Sunday, 2-5. Pointe Farms. 3 bed rooms, 3- 1/2 baths Lakeview Schools and 2 dymans investment op- Large closets, skylights, room, 1- 1/2 bath, Moel New windows, centra car attached garage. portunity. (810)776-5001 ler home, $354,000 under, $130,000. Bets air, much more. Bets $144,900. LOOK Complete Real Estate Move- in condition. Kmetz, Tappan & Ass Kmetz, Tappan & Asso Lee Real Estate- Ask for Classified Advertising Company. (313)885-6105 ciates, 313-884-6200. 882-6900 ciates, 313-884-6200. Harvey 810-771-3954 Fax 343-5569 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE ("'! 281 McMillan ST. CLAIR SHORES Grosse Pointe Farms 22708 RAYMOND Spacious Dutch Colonial, 3 Wonderful family home, bedrooms, 1 full, 2- 1/2 2 blocks from lake. 4 baths. Totally new kitchen bedroom, open concept. & baths. Formal dining. $149,900 Large liVing & family room. ROSEVILLE 18460 Call 1-888-218-3396 BUCKHANNON For Appointment Very clean ranch in nice area. New Windows, fur- nace, perfect starter or OPen Sundayl-4 retirement home. June 13th, 1999 $109,900 PERRY GATLIFF, COLDWELL BANKER 313-530-9776 • f CJPehJmelo //1!1!9/~ ~to.f.feg>~g>aet OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 Charming center entrance Dutch colonial. Excellent location, walking distance from schools, shopping, hospitals, coffee shops and restaurants. New root with 5 year warranty. Very well cared tor tour bedroom three and one halt bath, with lavatory in basement. Newer kitchen, Rorida room, den, living room with natural fireplace and fonnal dining room. Beautiful natural light throughout, central air conditioning and electronic air filtering system. This home sits on i!I 62 x 156 lot that Is from spring well Into autunn a flowering Charming 4 bedroom 2.5 bath EnglishTudor.New kitchen by '- splendor. An ~nding block! Ofrered at $405,000. Customcraft w/Mexican tile flloor and cherry cabinets . .- Refinished hardwood floors, new windows throughtou, . Bevcrty Tannian -JtUtchlng People Md #IouIa._ with ImIIg/IMt#onl- J chestnut panelled den with peg floor, finished basement with 888 886-4060 Exc:IIU'Ye Affihate • Ext.11t sauna & shower, natural woodwork. Gas forced air hat/ CAC. t '< ~J:~ 2 car attached garage. Professionallylancacaped, private ,_CO_POi_AYI. 1'. 83 Kercheval Avenue • Grosse Pointe FMnlS, Ml 48236 yard with patio. Security system.Many extras. al:•... Yo••• office 313-886-3400 • fax 313-886.4407 • toll free 888-886.4060 No brokers lease! $449,900. Thursday, June 10, 1999 YourHome Page 19 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/APTS/FlATS 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS FIRST TIME OFFERING OPEN Sunday, June 13th, 20235 Beaufal. SPACIOUS Grosse POinte ST. Clair- Spectacular 5 1- 5p.m. 20944 Ken- CONDO. Circa 1925. PRICE reduced $68,900. Harper Woods Woods bungalow. Com- bedroom, 4 1/2 bath more, Harper Woods. 3 3,000 sq. ft. 6 bed- Shores Manor- 2 bed- Grosse Pointe Schools pletely updated and in brick tudor with all the bedroom brick bunga- rooms, 3 levels, patio. room, 11/2 bath, central Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 move- in condition. It of- amenities you could (313)235-n97 air, balcony, car port, bath. Finished basement, low, Grosse Pointe fers 3 bedrooms, 2 full want! $429,900. 810-445-0931, pager 1 1/2 car garage, natural Schools, open layout bathrooms, 3 fireplaces, ##364961. Adjacent lot LAKESHORE VILLAGE, 810-610-1213. Web ad- fireplace, new kitchen with with many updates. Nat- large family room addi- also for sale, $57,000. lakeshore Road, updated dress: www.byowneron- all built- in appliances, ural fireplace. New land- tion, finished base;llant, Mary Jane Pavlov, Cold- kitchen, very clean. Iy.com new roof, windows, fur- scaping. Between Allard 2 car garage and huge well Banker Premier back yard. House $82,900. Agent owned. nace & hot water tank. In- & Vernier/ Mack & Harp- Properties, Inc. 810- boasts newly finished Call (313)881-8809 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES ground pool, water sprin- er. $129,900. 313-882- 329-9036 kler system. and a lot hardwood floors, new LAKESHORE Village- 2 6260 TODAY'S BEST BUYS HARSEN'S Island- Riven more. Price at $152,500. kitchen and main bath. bedroom, 1 bath, larger NEW LISTING Woods house, year cell for appointment Great family home. unit, next to pool and OUTSTANDING 3 bed- GROSSE POINTE PARK round. Discrimltating up- (313)884-4519. Open Sunday, 1- 4. clubhouse. Best location room ranch on cUI-de- 2 family flat. 5- 5.2 new- dates, 36 x 22 master. Open House 1711 Huntington Blvd. in complex! Furnace and sac in the Farms. Huge er gas furnaces, divided $149,900. Tom Soul- June 13th 12-4. $189,900. (313)640- central air new in 1998. yard. Finished base- basements, side drive, 2 liere, 810-794-5544 ~ 4640 New first floor carpeting, ment. Large family car garage, 2 paying ten- ST. CLAIR SHORES paneled basement HARPER Woods 2 bed- room, updated kitchen. ants. Priced to sell at LAKEFRONT HOME Great opportunity to own room. Most windows re- room ranch offers finish- A true find. Reduced to $139,900. Terms Beautiful newly construct- this super clean, all updat- placed. Stove, refrigera- ed basement, garage & $289,000.313-882-5320 NEW LISTING ed home in St. Clair ed colonial in LAKEVIEW tor, washer, dryer, dish- appliances. Immediate GROSSE POINTE PARK Shores. Canal with boat PRIME DETROIT AREA SCHOOLS. All new win- washer included. possesion. An excellent 4 bedroom brick Colo- hoist in rear of house. Mack & East Warren dows, inclUdingtwo bays, $83,500.313-881-9140 nial, family room, natural Front of home faces Lake value at $69,900. Don formal dining room with Fantastic huge colonial fireplace, refinished oak LAKESHORE Village- 2 St. Clair. It has all the Symons, Century 21 doorwall to one year old with three big bedrooms, floors, fresh decor, 2 car bedroom, 1 bath town- amenities, $1,250,000. Kee,810-445-6516 deck overlooking pool and large living room, bonus garage. Reduced to sell house. 22917 Gary Call Mary Ann at: newer 2.5 car 9&"age with HARPER Woods by own- 4th bedroom or den, for- at $187,000. Terms. Lane. Totally redone. In- (810)468-6656 er. Grosse Pointe mal dining room, big kitch- 220. Updated electrical, GROSSE POINTE PARK cludes all appliances. Schools, brick, 3 bed- en, full basement, 2.5 ga- modem kitchen WIthlots of 4-3 brick income, newer Beautiful! Won't last. room, $139,900. 810- rage. All on park-like lot. storage, full basement. gas furnace, 2 1/2 car ga- $83,000. Daytime: 809 LAKE/RIVER LOTS 6n-3967 ONLY $79,900. BONUS-1 year AHS war- rage, side drive. Fully (248)355- 7354. Home: WATERFRONT, Lake HARPER WDS BEAUTY ranty for peace of mind. rented. Price Reduced! (810)n8-1392 - HARPER Woods- 20609 Huron. 400+ ft. shore- Original owners are selling Super curb appeal ONLY Only $139,900. Terms. Old Homestead. Brick line, 2 acre point, cabin, their well maintained three $106,900. ON ST. Clair Shores Golf ranch. Loaded! Com- CROWN Canada 129K. bedroom home, newer PRIME DETROIT AREA Course. 2 bedroom, 2 pletely updated, all (519)372-2699 windows, huge master Mack & East Warren bath, 2 car attached ga- kitchen appliances, at- REALTY bedroom suite, modem Fantastic huge colonial garaga As~ng tached garage. 86x185 Tom McDonald & kitchen with lots of cabi- Withthree big bedrooms, $155,000.810-296-7901 811 LOTS fOR SALE lot. 2 bedroom, master Martin McDonald nets & counters, ceramic large liVingroom, bonus has 2 walk-in closets. 313-821-6500 bath, fulV partly finished 4th bedroom or den, for- TWO unit income, Grosse GROSSE Pointe Woods- Finished basement, in- Pointe City, 5/5. Comer lot on Stanhope. 101 basement and garage. mal dining room, big kitch- DETACHED 1,225 square cludes full bath, bed- $167,500. Marathon Re- 48'X 133', $82,000. Sor- ONLY $88,900. en, full basement, 2.5 ga- foot new ranch condo, room. $161,500. By alty,313-822-3390 ry no land contract. ST. CLAIR SHORES rage. All on park-like lot. full basement, 2 full owner. Appointments- (810)n8-2486 Great opportunity to own ONLY $79,900. baths, great room, first RIVIERA Terrace condo, 313-885-8361 HARPER WDS BEAUTY this super clean, all updat- floor laundry, 2 car at- extremely updated, 2 Original owners are seiling 817 REAL ESTATE WANTED HARPER Woods- Open ed colomal in LAKEVIEW tached garage, sprin- bedrooms, 2 baths. Sunday 1- 4. 19381 SCHOOLS. All new win- their well maintained three klers, sod. Immediate $119,900. Open Sun- Beaconsfield, south of dows, inclUdingtwo bays, bedroom home, newer occupancy, near Ma- INVESTOR will pay cash day, 1- 4, 112 Riviera for Grosse Pointe Vernier, west of Harper. formal dining room with windows, huge master comb Mall. $137,500. Dr. (north of 9 Mile, east 3 bedroom Bungalow, doorwall to one year old bedroom suite, modem Schultes Real Estate. homes. Any condition, of Jefferson). 810-779- seven day closings. Call full basement, newer deck overlooking pool and kitchen with lots of cabi- 810-573-3900 6293,810-319~3 Mr. Mac: 810-530-1094 furnace central ait, win- newer 2.5 car garage with nets & counters, ceramic dows & roof. Many more 220. Updated electrical, bath, fulVpartly finished amenities. Asking modem kitchen with lots of basement and garage. $79,900. Don Symons, storage, full basement. ONLY $88,900. Century 21 Kee, 810- BONUS-1 year AHS war- 445-6516 ranty for peace of mind. Carol 'z' KoeppJ:'. REAL ESTATe:RES$flR€E Bon Realtors, Inc. MAPLETON. Farms. 2 Super curb appeal ONLY $106,900. 810-n4-83OO OR bedroom, 1 1/2 bath Pager 313-609-6565 831 GROSSE POINTE WOODS bungalow, family room, Carol 'z' Koepplin Address Bedroom/Bath garage. $220,000. 313- Bon Realtors, Inc. ST. Clair Shores, 21951 Description Price Phone 884-0981 810-774-8300 OR Edmunton. Completely 2153 Roslyn 2/2 Open Sun. 12-5. Great starter Pager 313-609-6565 updated 2 bedroom home In mint condition. NEW construction, 2110 ranch. Open Sunday 1- 19. atlradlve country Hawthorne, Grosse QUESTIONS about selling 3. (810)n8-9619 kit By appointment. 313-640-0306 Pointe Woods. 1675 sq. your home? (810)776- ST. Clair Shores- Open ft. colonial. 3 bedrooms, 5001 Complete Real Es- GROSSE POINTE FARMS Sunday 1- 4, 22831 Un- 832 1 1/2 baths, 2 car ga- tate Co. gemann. 1841 sq. ft., 4 Address Bedroom/Bath rage. landscaping in- Description Price bedrooms, 2 baths, fam- 267 McMillan clUded. $210,000. ily room, beautifully dec- Newer kit & furnace. Huge lot Move- Shown by appointment. NEW LISTING orated landscaped In condition Patt Koller, Coldwell 313-343-0986 23113 N. ROSEDALE CT. ranch. Pre- approval Banker Schweitzer Real Estate. 810-704-6015 Custom built brick 317 McMillan 3/1.5 documentation. Moeller Colonial. Must see' $354,000 313-885-6105 OPEN Sunday 12- 5. ranch. Attached gange. $225,000. Appointment, Great starter house in FamJly room, bardwood 810-n8-5868 mint condition. Base. floors, ftDished 834 GROSSE POINTE PARK ZERO down- new home ment water proofed. buemeut. construction. Owner- Address Bedroorn/Bath Description Price Phone Natural fireplace in living $169,900 Also 1 becboom 1st floor bUilder program pro- 1122 Yorilshire 4/3.5 room. large attractive Open Sun. 2-4. Charming Dutch condo in Lakeshore Vides finanCingfor mate- Colomal Higbe Maxon, Inc. $405,000 313-886-3400 country kitchen. 2 car VUlage. $57.500 nals, land and labor. ------detached garage. 2153 Your plans or ours. Call 836 HARPER WOODS Roslyn, Grosse Pointe LUCIDO & for more mformatlon. Woods. Call (313)640- ASSOCIATES Address Bedroorn/Bath Description Shea Homes 800-930- Price Phone 0306 for appointment. 313-882-1010 20266 Van Antwerp 3/2.5 - 2804 or 810-724-4810 Open Sun. 1-4 p.m. $146,500 313-884-7790 YourHome Thursday, June 10, 1~99 •, . 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