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• The Grosse POinte Farms City Council reviewed a plan by developer Edward J Russell to h11lid a "cw retail/office bUilding at Kercheval and Hall Place on The HIli business district The new bUilding would require the destructIon of the current bUilding which was onglnally a car dealership' By Jim Stlckford "Chnstme had mdlcated a The main obstacle IS parking Farms Staff Writer preference to pursue other officIals promised not to approve any CIty of Grosse Pomte career opportumtIes," slud construction plan unlil the question of assistant cIty manager Overton "We made It benefi- parking was settled Page 3A ChrIstme Bremer saId good- Cial for her to do so " bye to colleagues on Friday, • Fnday, June 15, is another Hili Bremer WIll receIVe SIX ~ 1- June 8, after two decades of months pay and benefits, Happening This year's Sidewalk sale i service 10 the CIty Overton said Staffer Brian promises to be among the best ever t-£;' Bremer served a!> assls. Page 13A Vlck has assumed Bremer's ~ tant city manager under dUhes Overton praIsed \ > now-retlTed cIty manager • Lakeshore, between Vernier and ~~), , Bremel's tenure WIth the Tom Kresi>bach for 21 years the St Clair Shores border, IS gOing to \~ City, S8Ylng that whIle they be rf'pav~d thiS year Shores offiCials When Kressbach announced only worked together a short had thought that the expense would hIS retirement last year, tIme, It was hIS understand. have required money to be saved for a Bremer was one of four can. mg that she dId a good Job year before construction could take didates mterviewed for hiS over the past 20 years place But a lower-than-expected con. Job "It's unusual for someone But earlIer thIS year, the structlon bid has made work In 2001 to be an assIstant cIty man- pOSSible Page 13A CIty'S counCIl announced ager for ~o long," Overton that the pOSItIon was gomg slUd "The usual career tra- • Grosse POinte South's baseball to MIke Overton, a city man- Jec;t.orYfpr someone 10 Chps' and softball teams each won DiVIsion I ager from a small commUni- poslrlon is to go from. CIty to regional championships last weekend ty near Muskegon CIty until they become a city When asked about leav- manager" The softball team defeated Regina 4- 109, Bremer declined to com- In addItIOn to recelvmg 1 In 14 innings In Its championship ment other than to i>ay that SIXmonths pay and benefits, game, while the baseball team defeat- she hoped that she would be Bremer IS vested In the ed East Detroit 3-1 In Its title game remembered for her many CIty's pensIOn fund She wIll Page 1C years of faithful service to be elIgIble to collect when • Harper Woods won itS first region- the CIty she turns 60 al baseball championship since 1990 Photo b\ Brad Lindberg with a 7-4 VictOry over Center Lme St. Clemen' Page 5C They're off GP, HW school sallboats barrel over the starting line withio feet of the main dock at Windmill Pointe Park in Grosse Pointe Park. Fast action WEEK AHEAD is almost guaranteed as skippen bob and weave to be first across board elections the line. See page 16A. Thursday, June 14 see low turnouts Alberta Adams and the Rhythm By Bonnie Caprara Rockers perform at 7 p m In the Mack firewor\se POInte Board of tIOn One hundred twenty- SeNlces MUSICon the Plaza serres July 1 at Parce\l$_ Schpol EducatIOn trustee Joseph three voters turned out to Brennan wdtked mto elect Damel Lusch and By Brad Lindberg TMv get' upset" Parcells Middle School to RIchard SherrIll for another Saturday, June 16 Staff Writer The show IS cheduled to start cast hiS vote around 6 15 term The Fnends of the Grosse POinte Thli> year's fireworks "how at shortly after 10 p , on Sunday, July p m 10 the Monday, June 11, Both Lusch and Shernll Public library holds a used book sale at Parcells MIddle School could be better 1, wlth a Iam ate the followmg school board electIOn received 113 votes No wnte- thun ever, e-,peclally fOI ammallover'> evenlOg the central brancn, 10 Kercheval In He was the 53rd of 68 vot- 10 candIdates were reported Grosse POinte f'arms The sale starts at \\ ho don't lIke seemg terrified dog, Woodi> officm members of the ers who came to vote at Lusch and Shemll have 10 a m and runs to 4 p m Used hard- cower under volleys of rockets' red local bUi>mes, mmumty, clubs and Parcells that day been on the Harper Woods cover boole!:>me on sale for $2, f>::' cr. ~Iare the publIc scho ,ystem have spent It was no surpTlse Board of Education SInce backs, $1 Some Videos and cassette Pet owners are bemg'a~ked not to months plann g the show, whIch Brennan and fellow mcum- August 1999 when they tapes Will also be available bring th,- ,- dogs to the fireworks thli> annually I~ the-Lligest fireworks dIS- bent Joan Dmdoffer replaced board members July m Grosse Pomte Woods play m the Gros,' Pomtes retamed their seats 10 the that had been recalled "Be conSiderate of your p('l " 'dId "We want to nlolke thli> somethmg June 11 school board elec- "It sounds like there aren't Monday, June 18 Ted Bldlgare, the Woods city mdndg- tion, but ChriS Fenton, the any I~sues," saId Harper A blood drive IS scheduled In the er "Fireworks aren't good for d()g~ See FIREWORKS, page 2A dlstnct's assistant superin- Woods schools supermten- Grosse POinte Park mUnicipal bUilding, tendent for busmess affaIrs dent Dan Danosky "Two 1717'", E Jefferson, from 1 7 P m To and support servIces, su~- other people pIcked up petl- make an aPPOintment, cal: Penny pected It was the smallest tlOns, but dIdn't file Carettl at (313} 822-3535 turnout of voters 10 tbp dls, "I don't know If I~'" (the • tnct's hIStOry - 237 low voter turnout) good or The board of trustees of the Grosse Accordmg to an unoffiCial bad, but we don't ha.,e to POinte Public Library meets publicly at tally, Brennan received 219 deal With transitions and It'S 7 p m In the Neighborhood Club, votes and Dmdoffer receIved mce to have that stabIlity" 17150 Waterloo In the CIIy of Grosse 212 vote" There were no "The only people we had POinte wrlte.m candidates report. votmg were people who want ed a perfect votmg record, hke The Harper Woods School me," saId Brennan The City of Grosse POinte CounCil meets at 7 30 P m In the city hall, 17147 Maumee The public ISInVited to dttend
Tuesday, June 19 The Grosse Po nte Shores board of trustees meets at 7 p m In the Village Home: Grosse POInte hall, 795 Lakeshore The meetlno IS open to the pUblic - Woods
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yesterday's headlines 50 years ago this week 50 years ago this week actIVIties durmg the year Flemmg received 6,285 • Grosse POinte High Records showed there were • The Umverslty Liggett School handed out dIplomas no pedestnan deaths In School tennis team won Its to 2303 !>emors In an Impres- 1950 The fine pedestrian fifth CGnl>ecutlve state ten- ~Ive outdoor commencement protectIOn results placed the ms champIOnship In ceremony state of Michigan In thIrd Kalamazoo The title wab The program Included place ITl the 1950 AAA also their eighth III 11 years ~peelhe!> by three members Pedestrian ProtectIOn of the class whose remarks Contest 10 years ago this week dedit with the tOPiC • Cortez Miller was sen- Tomurrow'l> IneVItable 25 years ago this week Probl('m') » tenced as a Juvemle for the • The Gro!>se POinte murder of Farms reSIdent Shores Department of • Cpl John E WeinreIch, BenJamm Gravel Gravel Pubhc SafE'ty IS Inve!>tlgat- wa!> returning home from 23 recently left hIS umt, the Ing a boating aCCIdent In BaYVIew Yacht Club when 31<>t Infantrv Relnment on whIch two hO'lt~ c"lhded :\111101
• Grosse Pomte's Robbie The Memorial Center is a beehive of activity these days with preparations Buhl finu,hed fourth m the for Saturday's big Carnival swinglng into high gear. Mrs. John B. Ford, Jr., Indy LIghts ChampIOnship Mrs. John C. Chapin. Mrs. Wood WDUamsand Mrs. Julian Bowed (from left) Sene, race on Belle Isle look over the ground plans as Mrs Joseph G. Standart points to a logical sl'ot for one of the exhibits. Mrs. Chapin and Mrs. StiJIdart are the general Buhl earned $4,250 for hiS chairmen and the others are hostesses. fourth. place fimsh and stands In fifth place III the standmgs CommunicatIOns to erect a Buick Invlcta Conv. Florida Car $15.500 l04-foot antenna tower and aids Cutlass F-85 Calif. car $5.295 5 years ago this week auxlhary bUllrllng m the Fireworks rear of the mUnJclpal park- Pontiac Bonneville Conv. Calif. Car $9,500 • Grosse POinte South From page lA 1 g lot behmd Arbor Drugl> soon as pOSSible We want to PrinCipal Mary Beth Chevrolet EI camino Calif. Car $8,500 OffiCials from Amerltech get the banners out" Hermann announced her speCial," said Bldlgare approached the City counCil In additIOn to those Buick Skylark Calif. Car $6.295 reSIgnatIOn at a meeting of The effort has been JOined 10 May and asked to place a already mentIOned, I>ponsors Buick Skylark G.S. Calif. Car $6.495 the school board She had by two new sponsors, the tower m the City, m an area to date Include the city of been the head adrmmstrator Comcast Fmanclal Agem:y 911 MG. Midget Cony. Low Mlles $5,OOO where cellular service was Grosse Pomte Woods, at South smce September of and SequOIa Industne!> poor Lochmoor Club (flom whose 1974 M.G. B.G.T $3,395 1994 • Grosse Pointe South's property the fireworks WIll Hermann IS ste~pmlI Also thl'> year, the LIOns 979 Mercury Cougar XR.7 Low Miles 1 Owner ..$3.000 baseball and softball teams be launched), St John down to accept a J':;o as Club of Grosse POinte Woods • Auto Detailing by Appointment. reached the state Cla!>s A Health System, the ChIcken assIstant supenntendent for WIll sell food and refresh- Shack. Edmund T Ahee • Gift Certificates. curriculum and mstructlOn ~c'OIiinal game" In Battle ments on the play field at Creek Jewelry, Farmer Jack, Mr In the prestlgtous New Tner Ma::on School on Vermer The baseball team fin- C's Car Wash, Supreme school dlstnct In Winnetka, and CharlevOIX fastsiJe :Jluto Classies I~hed ItS season 23-15 and Heatmg, Little Blue Book, III Comenca, Lochmoor '19240 Kelly Road ~ KeVIn Schroeder and Terry FIrework!> sponsors WIll ~ Harper Woods Brennan were nAmed to the Chrysler Plymouth Jeep, • The City of Gros~e be rec'lgmzed on banners BIg Boy, Grosse Pomte Park, 'it.~~ (313) 527-1044 Pomte approved a request ail-regIOn team The soitball hung along the Parcells team finished 18-13 and was Grosse Pomte Public School from Amentech MobIle fence beginning a week pnor led by frpshman pitcher KIm System and the Grosse to the event The deadlJTle AJlemon Pomte Busmess and for addltlOnal sponsorshIps Profes::lOnal ASSOCiatIOn of .to- I - MatI Barry I'), a.. Bldlgare put It, "as Mack Avenue
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ByDeveloperJim Stlckford presents plan forth Kercheval and Hall Place Siaff Writer redevelopment Hartman mg Hugo HIgbIe, were at e I said that the project If meeting and urged the coun- R DevI~'opprr ~Edwabrd J approved, would be don~ In cil to seriOusly consIder usse s an or re uddmg two phases adopting Russell's plan the corner of Kercheval and In the first phase said The actual proposed HaJI Plafe met with general Hartman a new office'budd- bUIldmg would meet all cur- approva at the June 11 mg would be bullt on the rent zomng standards, WIth Gross~ POinte Farms city empty lot next to the current the exception of a decorative counci meetmg buddmg at the corner In cupola at the corner and a But before the project can phase two, the tenants In decorative arch m the mid- go forward, the questIOn of that buddmg would then dIe of the building Hartman parkmg, whICh har, been an move to the new offices said that there IS already a Isr,ue for the past several while the old bllilu'ilg was cupola attached to the cur- years, must be settled, said torn down and a new rent bUilding and hiS people Farms Mayor Edward retail/office bUlldmg would did a shadow study to make Gaffnl'y be buJlt at Kercheval and sure that the new cupola The council was In the Hall Place would not cast a shadow process of lookmg at several Russell said the two buIId- over nearby homes solutIOns to parkmg, mdud- mgS would be combmed Into CouncIlmember Juhn mg purchase of property or one larger bUIlding The Danaher saId the council IS perhaps even a parkmg first floor of the structure standing at the cusp of mak- deck, Gaffney said He would be saved for retaIl mg an Important deCISIOn added that the council '>pace ThiS pleased many on They need to work together would not approve of the council but It didn't nec- and have faith In the plans Russell's proposal untd essanly pl~ase many m the ConstructIOn, oncE' It began, there was a plan to handle audience would take about 20 months parking Radnor Circle reSident for both phases, said "We have made a commit- Gregory Wheeler said that a Russell ment to certam enhance- new two-story office budd- Consultant Brandon Russell, along with his architect William Hartman, presented detalled plans ments to parkmg on the mg at that corner would be Rogers said that he dIdn't and renderings of what the corner would look like. The first floor of the struc- Hili," Russell said "ThiS an ImpoSItIOn on reSidents hke the Idea of haVIng ture Wouldbe saved for retall space. But parking remains a question. mcludes perhaps the pur- and would certainly have an angled parkmg or purchas- chase of mche parkmg prop- adverse affect on their prop- mg reSidentIal property for mg Gandelot said "I believe In have a retail bu;,mess there Hartman said that thiS preservmg bUlldmg;" but I as hiS first tenant but he erty, angled parking, park- erty values He pomted out parkmg He also said that has proven to be a dlsrup- don't beheve m prer,ervlng balked at guarante~mg that 109 on Side streets We hope that local zomng regulatIOns parkmg on reSidential hon to Hall Place reSidents every old bUlldmg ThiS pro- only retaIl would ever be to be a catalyst for future were meant to protect reSI- streets was not the solutIon and he doer,n't bl3me them posal IS nothmg but an there e~ancements to the Hill I dentlal property values Hartman said they would when they have protested enhancement to the commu- When asked aLout the beheve other developments Hall Place reSident Tom hke to start bUlldmg by th; SituatIOn In the past mty as a whole" upcommg e{luned electIOn In would also make contnbu- Youngblood said that park- November ThE' new struc- We are gomg to Invest!- "We're on our way," ;,ald November, Ru'>sell said he's tlOns" mg was something that ture would have one defimte gate a" lot 01 different Gaffney "But we're not not warned beeau;,e the pro- Russell, when asked, said couldn't be Ignorpd He said advantage over the current ~ptlOn~, ,>ald Gaffney there yet" Jcct stands on ItS own and he that the dollar amount he he was afraid that the coun- buIlding It WIll be bUilt to Several ;,pt t" In the Russell said the first floor expects thE' proposal to be would contnbute would be cii would approve the project allow trucks to make dehv- Cottage parkIng deek are will be bUilt for traditIOnal approved at the July 9 meet- determined at a later date and then try to come up WIth enes 10 th~ alley Presently, still avaIlable for rentIng retail He ;,ald that he would 109 Russell, along With hiS a solutIOn for the parkmg the alley entrance IS too nar- That should go a long way to archItect WIlham Hartman, SituatIOn, the exact OPPOSite row for large trucks to gain meetmg the goal of prOVid- presented detailed plans of what should be done access As a result, dehver- Ing the 115 parking spaces and rendermgs of what the Several of Russell's HIll les are made to the Hall reqUIred under cIty ordi- corner would look hke after bUSiness neIghbors, Includ- Place entrance to the bul1d- nance;, Other than the \ question of parking, thiS project 1', attractive and HW Library wins $2,000 grant shows the people that we are Willing to take risks to By Darren Donaldson eye on a senl's of audio tapes IS located at 19601 Harper Staff Wnter make the tOmmumty better geared toward actmg as well and can be reached by callmg The Harper Woods Pubhc The Harper Woods LIbrary (313) 343-2575 We IVant a United busmess LIbrary Will have an extra dlstnct \\ here people can $2,000 to spend on perform- shop I thmk thIS Improves 109 arts books and events In Unpaid bills added to Woods the Hdl the next few months The CouncJlmpmber Lisa Metro DetrOIt Book' and tax bills out this summer Gandelot 'aid It's very Author SocIety awarded the Important to the community TIred of dunmng reSidents $80 to more than $450 City- James C Dance Award to the to attralt ,oung people, old for overdue SIdewalk repair Wide, the total comes to faclhty In a recent apphca- and water bills, OffiC18b of people, farndlcs and smgles bon contest $1,873 \ to the Hil, Grosse Pomte Woods Will Unpaid water mv~ces This award IS given yeally "Thl' ,,, excIting add the unpaid charges to mvolve 15 reSIdentIal and to a hbrary In the Tn-County summer tax bills commerCial propertIes Bills area that demonstrates a "The city has sent several range from $165 to nearly Wllhngness to support the notices to the property own- $400 for a total of $4,483 performmg arts. ers mformmg them of the "(Property owners) are Library director Dale dehnquency," said ClIfford mformed that the city WIJJ Parus said the money would Malson, the Woods comp- be used Wisely assist them In developing a troJIer, m a report to the CIty repayment schedule If "We plan on havmg a counCil HICKEY'S requested," said MaIson troupe come m from Wayne Bills stemmmg from last The Woods CIty charter State to hold some work- year's annual Sidewalk WALTON PIERCE shops m the CIty,"he saId allows hens to be placed on repair program mvolve properties for unpaId bills He added that he had ms seven reSIdents oWIng flOm - Brad Lwdberg ~~ SINCE 1900
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I June 14, 2001 4A News Grosse Pointe News Words to live.by: 'Work hard,' 'never give up' By Margie Reina Smith Assistant Editor The famdy moved to N MIamI, Fla , III the mld-60s, DavId Knox's chIldhood then came back to DetrOIt mIght be compared to that of two years later Knox start- best-selhng author Frank "She had SIX "hten, IIho m\ a "lOn ed a tool and dIe busme.,s, McCourt McCourt's mem- hved In the DetrOIt al ea Hltlel bombed mstead of Extrude-All, WIth a few OIr, 'Angela'~ Ashes," wa~ on "Su I e we WOI ked h,1I d IIlv,ldlllg," he .,ald "I jomed friend., Eventually, he sold the Ne\\ York nmes' Be;,t ovel there Thp cottage the l'\atJOnal FJI'e ServIce hiS purtlon of the busmess Seller LIst for several year, where I grew up h1d g,J;, and \\ orked a" a me;,,,enger and took a job WIth The book WdS made Into a hght, no hot \1 atl'l, ,I coal 1\ MIchIgan PreCI"lon movIe We atlhpd the bhtz of fire for wok lng, no IadlO Gh"go\\ flOm our kItchen Indu"tlles, where he .,tayed McCourt I;' a great "tory- Thp Javdtorv wa, oUblde wmdow At age 14, I Yo ent to untt! hI;' retll ement m 1989 teller, Knox "aId McCourt's and we "hared It \llth othel \\ork III a foundl v, where we 'In the '70;" we saw a lot childhood wa", tough, gntty, famlhes We ate lot., of mut. madl' bOilers for "hIps and for sale m Gro;,,,e Pomte Impoven"hed ton, potatoeo, and turl1lp" .,ubmalllle., " Woods We bought It A "I think he embelh;,hed It Once In a whIle, we'd have I Ipal ned how to box fnend and I drew up plan;, a bIt" Knox -alii With a fi ....h ~u.:! Io-h.lo{J.'l .J.~ ~ d ,--~t A.l) \, h,:, I """ HI SI.VLldlld, he ~nJ \\ l,. bUIlt thf; hvu:;,.l,.. vuf smile, "but It brought back father w;ed to take an oman .,ald 'I was an amateur ;,elve" We "ubcontracted ~ome m('morles My expen- .,andwlch to work fOJ IUClch bOM'1 Thl" gave me some .,ome of the work It took two ence was sImIlar ~ "People grew up fa>;t I fin- ,,('If-LOnfidence, but It al,,::> year;, Knox's father was Scotch, Ished school and went to hUI I me ;,ometlmes, hke Knox and hIS WIfe, Gat!, hi;' mother, Insh Knox was work at age 14 LIfe llih II hen I got fired for fight. .,tIlI live there born In Detroit In 1927, but mo.,tly work,' Knox ."lId mg Retirement IS good, Knox th(' famIly moved back to a "But we had good time., 100 Knox enh.,ted In the .,ald He's not the type to SIt small mining town, Dances were pal t of t he good Umted State., Army when III a rockmg chaIr Full of Armadale, Scotland, when time;, " he \\d~ 18, In December energy, he and hi" Wife have he was 4 year;, old He dIdn't In 1940, when he 11,1'> 13, 1945 done some travehng, he return to the Umted States Knox jomed the Bntl.,h "When I ta"ted army food, \Ivl ks part tIme for St Clare untt! after World War II Army Cadets and helped I thought I had dted and of Montefalco Church, he "My mother hated hvmg prepare for HItler's expected gone to heaven Other!> wel e play> golf and goes fishmg, In Scotland," Knox saId complalnmg about the food, and he takes clas;,es He has but I had never ta>;ted learned how to upholster peanut butter before Or furmture He took a jewelry corn on the cob And ,;tnng course and now make::. and >,' beans ;,ells jewelry In the past he David Knox ia retired. He playa golf. fishes. tra~- "All of a sudden, I had has sold real estate, gone to els~makes jewelJ'y and has invented a golf accessory good food, good clothes and I cooking school and worked called the Links Caddy which hangs from his belt Consultmg- Training-Net\\ orkl ng was earmng money, soon as m the platmg busmess and holds a golf glove. extra tees and a ball marker. Support-InSlallallons much a., $90 a month" RecallIng hIS successful For the homc Knox sel ved m Germany career and the many dIffer- the marketmg of the prod. Memonal Day servIce m the and France before he was ent kInds of jobs he's held, uct He recalls the steps he Woods" (313) 640-0113 dIscharged m 1947 He hIS WIfe saId, "Hp's never to went through for patentlOg They have seven children www MacKclhanConsulting com ImmedIately came to proud to do anythmg " IDS deSIgn, getting a trade- MIchelle, DaVId, tWinS Peter Pllihp@MacKcllHlnConslllllllgcom DetrOIt, where an uncle had Knox's motto IS Simple mark for hiS glove caddy, and Beth, Colleen, Jim and arranged a job on the pro- "Never, never, never, never developmg a workable pro- Mana; and 19 grandchil- ductIOn hne at Chly;,ler glVe up gresslOn of steps for manu- dren "Mv life'" ambItIOn \Ias to "I'm just a workmg man I factunng and fimshmg It Knox's formative years, brmg my mother back to the have no degrees I'm dnven For now, he said, he does 'vlu!t- ..Imllar to those of "Picky, Picky, Picky'" Umted State" I saved my by wantmg to succeed.~ dlrect sales It's currently author McCourt, took a dif. mone\ and sent for my Knox's most recent inven- available in two local pro ferent turn after the war broth~r and my dad tIOn IS the Lmks Caddy, a shops "McCourt went to school I CARPET CLEANING." "In 1949. my mother came golf accessory that can be "It's not profitable yet," he dIdn't," Knox saId "I had the back to DetrOIt WIth my lit- attached to a golfer's belt It said "I need a marketmg GI Bill too, but I had no time 5 Rooms tle brother" holds a golf glove, tees, a plan" for school I had to work When the Korean War penCIl and ball marker The Knox and hIS WIfe saId "There's no place hke the O* came along m 1950. Knox Item was deSIgned by Knox they have always been glad Umted States It's the nicest they chose to hve III Grosse place m the world" 12'X18' was back In the army, sta- and hIS son 100m Pomte "We love the For more wformatlOn 0uI7~ avmge size. tloned III Fort Mead, Md "I got tired of stuffing my He returned to DetrOIt golf glove In my back pocket schools," he said, "the park, about the Links Caddy, call two vear;, later and got a Job - then losmg It; tired of the places we hke to walk (313) 886-6024 or fax (313) 7' Sofa or 2 Chairs \\Ith a tool and die company crammmg tees and balls and and nue bikes, the 417.~88 that made extrusIOn dies marker mto my pockets It He mel mtl marned hiS .,tarted out as a strap that Ice cream vendors cruise Woods $~~O*Sectionals and loose \\ Ife G,1I1 hang;, from your belt and CllShions speaalIy pnad. Ju"t holds a golf glove We Followmg a three-year wagon customIzed from a m..de that for awhile Then absence, a Ro;,evtlle Ice Ford Econohne van Coupon lor Carpet Cleanong at cream drummer WIll ~tum W'm/ hagoplancarpetcleano ng com -some bod, suggested shap- Concerns that three Ing it hke a glove" to the streets of the Woods cream vendors would clutp thIS summer (800) 696-1260 Perl,ap., because of hIS cIty ;,treets were put on I c tool and dIe background, CIty offiCIals granted a Knox seems more mtngued vendor license to Abdel "It has not been a pro - by the process of manufac- MajId-Mohammad Hrelsh lem," "aId Ted Bldlgare, the Hrelsh will cruIse the tunng hiS IllventIOn than 10 Woods cIty admlOlstratol commumty III an Ice cream - Brad Lllldberg
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Neighborly er adVIsed about 50 South 109 up Coney dogs, baked semors attendmg a beans, potato ~alad and a designs Graduation Prayer Service keg or two Ju"t over 14 year<; ago Sunday mght The event Last week the qUirky, orgamzed and planned by Dick Ruzzin of the Park funny and talented former heard about the Idea to cre- mne area churches drew owners John Denomme ate the Eve, on DeSign car about 200 proud parents and George Young, who 1>how a" a He was also not Sonny dIspensed adVIce, good fundrm'ier for Eliot, the former TV weath- mUSIC and pleasant tlme~, the DetrOit erman, who stilI does the got together to host a 20th forecastmg gIg on WWJ Imtltute of reumon plcmc for more than OpthamoJog) radiO and speclahzes 10 a hundred of their old cus- So he got puns, one lIners and smart tomers and fnends "It Wa1>a mvohed I'dth remarks such as "Ben Burns tnp down memor) lane,' Visit the Grosse Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs,keenspace,com Dr, Philip C. has a part. tIme Job as a Young said "We had way too Hessburg, portable control tower at much fun and not nearly DIO founder CIty AIrport" In cabe we've enough money" and pll",dent Ben B1U1lS never met, I'm much taller The paIr was m,trumen- at 6-foot-8 than my picture The mind of Timothy McVeigh and former tal 10 startmg the summel With thIS column would indi- Gro'i,e Pomter, AI Ricca on senes of Thursday conCClt-. At a noontime lunch cate Monday, Just hours after of a government "JJ\gger- the pro,ect on the Village Plaza that GaIdlca fOLused on leader. Timothy McVeigh's execu- naut" that would dl~rm hIS Ruzzm's credential <; for contmue" thb year shIp, mtegnty and character tIOn, I told my fflend 1 was local militia, he took.'ott~on m.1kmg the show umque John now \\;ear" "evel al 10 hiS talk and quoted wnter thmkIng ofwfltmg another himself to wage war An,the WPfl' excellent He spent hab - a" a mU;,ILlan Ill' Tom Brown who saId, "the column about Timothy government 1 almft four decades With does about 100 perfor- only person who can gIve McVeigh He said that Some people beheve the G, n ral Motors 10 deSign mances a year WIth sevel al ~ i you the license to lead IS everythmg that could be government has no nght to roll' endmg as director of groups, as a sub<;tltute ho~t you You and )OU alone are I saId about him has already assess Income tax DUrin? he appearl> on NatIOnal d(,'!~ for Chevrolet before responSible for your own ProhIbitIOn It was fall game h" bred PublIC RadIO In DetrOIt been saId I rephed that I actIOns" dIdn't thmk so to shoot "revenuers" T e challenge that first WDET FM 101 9, and he l' What we have hen' I~ not lea was findmg the speCial director of promotlOn~ f01 Here's what I had 10 for Itself Further words schlzophrema Mc\clgh car that deSign aficlOn~dos the VIllage A"~oclatlOn mmd In all the talk about would merely sully the Party on probably did not hallucl- would want to pay to see Timothy McVeIgh, about hiS punty of hiS act Sad to say Village Records George whom c!o"e friend" nate, but hIS thInking bor- So Ruzzin \\alked across call Buzz, IS In sale<; man major act of terronsm, HIS prevIOus published & Tapes, which wa" one of dered on "delusIOnal' Some the street III the Park and agement for academIC book. I about the death toll, the words SaId It all qUite suc- those fnendly record, tape would argue that hI'>belief enlIsted Doug Stair, who publisher Prentice Hall number 168 dead, so many cmctly In a letter to Robert and CD placeb, "where was not delUSIOnal. that worked at the other end of Some of the old fnend" more wounded and psycho- everyone knew your name," PopOVIch, a former neighbor there was a gram of truth the automobde spectrum couldn't make It becau"e lOgIcally damaged, that 1<;no more It began 10 1981 of Terry Nichols, McVeIgh to It, but every delw,lOn has dunng hiS career Stair was they had retired to pomt" they were men, women and wrote and succumbed to the bIg children, that It was a fed- a gram of truth HIS thlnk- a speCialIst III moving metal elsewhere Larry Devine, "It was at thiS time, after cham competitIOn 10 1993 109 was somewhat parJnOld He worked for ,everal deal- one. time Free Pres,; drama eral bUlldmg, that It had to waltmg for nonVIOlent Each year they hosted a - "they are plotting erships and owned hIS own do WIth Ruby Ridge and pICniC at Neff Park for theIr checks and balances to cor- against me" dealership In central Waco, that 10 hIS mmd It customers, per"onally ~erv. See FYI, page 8A was an act of war against rect ongomg federal abuses HInckley, who shot Michigan at one tIme and seeing no results, that the federal gov:lrnment, Pre'ldent Reagan, wa' the assault-weapons ban RUZZIn asked Stair to put that the casualties were Judged to be schIzophreniC, passed, and rumors subse- m two or three hours a week antiCIpated "collateral dam- and so he was deemed to be quently surfaced of natIOn- assemblIng the cars for that age," there was not much "not responSible, by \ lTtue Wide Waco-style raids first show at the Grosse mentIOned about hIS bemg of mental Illness " And '0 POInte Academy Stair, lIB scheduled for the spnng of out of hiS mmd he has been hospltahzl'd 1995 to confiscate firearms actIve 10 a Chrysler Club, By hIS own report, he ever smce, m effect mear It was In thiS climate then Went to work and 100 cars thought about It long and cerated for life as a \\arnmg were dIsplayed 19 that I reached the deCISIon carefully, he had a rationale to other schlzophremc, that to go on the offenSive, to ThiS year when the event that It mcluded the fear you cannot commIt an egre- bIlled as the only ;,how In put a check on government and expectatIOn that the gIous cnme and expect to abuse of power, where oth- the world to focus on the government was gomg to get away WIth It. Even If ers had failed In stoPPing "emotIOn and character of confiscate all weapons, that you are mentally Ill, you the federal Juggernaut run deSIgn" kIcks off at the Edsel they had no nght to do thiS, amok" have to obey the law & Eleanor Ford House on that the government was HIS own words and The Japanese man \\ no Sunday at 10 am, Stair m gettmg out of hand and massacred a bunch of,thool actIOns fit the defimtlOn of hIS role as chairman of the needed to be !>topped In hIS first-degree murder He kids recently WIth a butchrr VeJucle SelectIOn Committee own mmd, he was a coura- committed murder With kmfe wa~ diagnosed \\ Ith WIll have a.,bembled more geou,; hero for an honorable schlzophrema Every nOI\ malice aforethought, knew than 250 vehIcles on dIsplay cause, and he had a small and then an ObVIOU<;!Imm- focusmg on "The Luxury the dIfference between nght CIrcle of behevers and fol. tally III person commlh Vehicle" and wrong, knew the conse- lowers destructive acts out of quences of hIS actIOns and One, a Peugeot Runabout It would seem that hIS h freely chose, deCided m hiS deranged thinking, but It Concept that look<; <;ome. mmd was workmg fine He relatIVely rare "nght mind," that he wa" thmg lIke a 19,50~ motor- wa~ methodIcal, systematIc, gomg to do what he want('d We must face the fa ~ Letters A cause for celebration • From page 6A a solutIOn to thiS problem IS Some may be known a ...Dad or Daddy, others as Pop not easy, but to ticket stu- or Father One mIght prefer to be called by hIS first have job, "port'>, dubs and I denb for parkmg In certain name, whIle another mSlsts on bemg addressed as Sir other LOlllnll tllwnts which area!> IS unfair The ways III whIch we Will choose to honor them as ,1I~oH'qulIe tIan,portahon Please take thiS mto con- mdlVIduals Will vary as greatly as the men themselves In the Bloomfield Hills We may revere and glonf'y them We may remember SideratIOn, and compromIse ,(hoof dJ,tlll lb, students WIth the ~tudent body as them WIth lovmg hearts and good memones or WIth sad- indY Il nt the driveways of ness, but they are an IIltegral part of each of us <,UIIoundl ng neighbors who well a~ ~urroundlng neigh- bors Perhaps If the neigh- On Sunday thIS weekend we traditIonally celebrate lpdvP PM" 101 work and bor.. are mformed of the Father's Day aeros'! the natlOn I would hke to suggest letu! n I.llp dUring the ~chool parklllg SItuatIOn, they will that thiS IS an appropnate tIme for many of us to I l'.11 Thl~ ,eems to be a fall be more wllhng to negotiate acknowledge the Importance of those people, In addItion <'OIUtlOll rpached by both to our fathers, who have been supportIVe m our lives _ and find a solutIOn for stu- Phuto b, Scutt BdlO thl ,tudent .. and nelghbon, fflends, uncle;" godparents and neIghbors dent~ III upcommg years Rotary Foundation President. Jon Gandelot pre- II(>! klllg together - not sents Community Relations Director. Grosse Pointe Not everyone has the good fortune to have a father hv- ,lg.lIll,t I.' H:h other Athena Inempolidis War Memorial. Teri Carroll with a check for the Vet- Ing m the home The extra effort and tIme glVen hv a I undl'r ..tand that findlllg Grosse Pointe Park erans Legacy Project at the War Memorial. Pictured thoughttul teacher, clergyman or coach can have eilOr- are Dr. Mark Weber. President. Grosse Pointe War mous Impact on a young hfe Let them know you appre- Memorial and Dick Allison. President of Rotary Club CIate their caring Dr. Bloom of Grosse Pointe, The role of fathenng has changed dramatically In the past few decades Dads are extremely Involved In the From page 7A lr membcl of the Aml'rlCGIl chIldren's hves They attend school conferences read Academ} of PsychoanalysIs llH ntallllne!>s We must Rotary helps sponsor bedtIme stones, help WIth mghtly baths, chang~ diapers and all the edltorlQl board Il' II n to look under the sur- assist In the kItchen, attend speCial 'Dads Only' events ' fdll' to see the depth and of the Wayne COUIlt) at school and coach athletIC teams ,,,mplexlty of the human Medical Society He U 1.'1 Veterans Legacy Mu;ch of thiS IS necessary because there are so many (ondltlOn come, commellt~ at hl~ I.' Rotary FoundatIOn presl- "A majority of Rotary Club workIng moms and the children benefit from the expo- sure to both parents and the shanng of dutIes It's a J),o. Bloom 1'< clinical a~so mall addres'. l'bloom@com dent, Jon Gandelot, pre~ent- member~ are vpterans," s31d WIn-WIn SItuatIOn for children and parents \ ~--tt~ ;.~ .~ .r .~ f J-'-- ~~' .. " ...,~ , ..I 7 ~. .:a:, ~. ~ .. pooi;'oc:J ANNUAL .7ewelers SIDEWALK & Pointe Gemological Lab ,"'- ~ . ':. :Daytime to . .. :':': .~ : . SALE FRidAy, JUNE 1~T~ (8AM ' 8pM) Evening and I'LL '" Sporty attire .tl"'-i'~..... & SATURdAy, JUNE 16Tk (lOUt ' ~pM) Plus Friday, June 15th accessories Saturday, June 16th Grosse Pointe's Pioneer Jewelers. established 1930 Hours: Monday through saturday 9:30 • 5:30 72 KERCHEVAL ON..,kE..Hill 91 KERCHEVAL AVE., on-the-HiII, Grosse Pointe Farms CROSSE POiNTE FARMS (313) 881-6400 (Jl J)882~6880 DANIEL LA LONDE • GEMOLOGIST G.I.A. II r .. - ...... _- June 14, 2001 Grosse Pointe News News 13A ------Lakeshore in Shores to be repaired this year By Jim Stickford facmg I., the co;,t of 011; Staff Wnter Kenyon ;,ald 'Smce asphalt Taking advantage of an I~ OII-ba.,ed, the co.,t of oJ! unexpectedly low bid by con- dunng the 'ummer could tractor Thump,on & have <-InetTl'(t on th{' tobt of \ f ' McCully, the Gro~.,e Pomte the proJed" ~l'U~1( Shore; board of tru~tee., When the \\olk 1., donp voted to hpend $30il,000 to Kenyon ,aId, deppnd ...un the repave Lake.,hore from ton~tructJUn wmpany The jJ}d/r! Vermer to thp Milk RIver entIre proJcd ,huuld take Bnd!!p J\l"t '1 w('pk \\ / ,t hc'r I'l'rml' 1 VIllage manager Mike tIng I Kenyon ~ald that the hoard The maJol l'ngmeenng of tru~tee~ wa~ looklllg at htudy \,a., wmpll'ted .,('verdl pavmg that ;,tretch of year~ agu whcn the VlII<1ge Lake.,hore ;ometlme m ~001 put 111 a scparatpd spwpr or 2002 But the expected Ime on Lake,hol (' co.,t of the proJett, figured Thp WOlk, Ken) on ."lId, by the VIllage engll1eel., to will con~lst of mIlling do\\ n - --'-. be over $500,000, wah ;0 two mche~ of ,l.,phdlt, then l high that the ongmal plan makmg "pot rqJ ~W{l,Il;Omel(ln'l. N.c VO dw h::llh ~4t. ~S=~,~~~~ro~~~~~~hS~~!.~:,~~?~~"eT!~,i~'~~"~~'~'~h~bPch~~~,,,d. I Good I~.",gh 0, ll/D I P\Pointe' Woods have agreed club Will rent the pool the cost of a Woods life- ItIes wl::witb CIty recreatIOn supervl- Monday through Saturday guard • Warnack can pull the 42- TABLE WITH 4 CHAIRS OPENS TO 10:.85-3360 sopor Melissa Warnack to let from 6 to 8 am, and Sunday The agreement states plug on practice anytime she &0. ADDmONAl STYLES & SIZES I thtbe Pointe Aquatics SWIm from & to 10 a m legitimate disputes over pool want, AVAILABLE Tefeam use Lake Front Park's "In the past; said access Will be resolved m The ,Wlm club has provld- fBI1l ~~., '.00/, tJ ...... Ir,:nerIY I 50~O-nw:ter sWlmmmg pool Warnack, "thl~ group has favor of Woods reSidents ed a $1 milhon Insurance ~~ "'ll~~"~~~Rt; ~ Bgginnmg the last ~chool been granted acce.,s to the Other terms mclude. police agam,t liability I::m!!!'!.1 dajlay in June and extendmg pool for a rental fee of $50 • POinte AquatIc\ will _ Brad Ltndberg 2J720 GRAIlOT EAS1'Jl'ON1E 81o.77817.tO • G 997 Me "" r:l 0 ...,_t"'oO trt' ~. , MON TlUS All HH.l\IES s.toT 106 ..._--_..1 eOR A The 33rd Season ADMISSION $500 Over 300 Dealers In Quality Antiques & Selected Collectibles. All Under Cover (7 buildings). All items guaranteed as represented. Locator service for specialties and dealers; on site delivery and shipping service. Lots of homemade and custom made food. No pets please! 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road, Ann Arbor, MI Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds (Exit 1175 off of 1-94,then south 3 miles) Nqncy Straub • P.C.Box 1260, Panacea, Fl32346 (850) 984-0122 June 14, 2001 14A Obituaries Grosse Pointe News Rosemary P. thp II S Navy They had great-grandcl1lldren She Cloutier been high ~Lhool ~weet- was predeceased by her hus- heart~ band, Donald J , III 1943, a RlN'mary P Cloutier died MI Dale wa, a tluck and brother, Robert Dixon, two Wpdm',daj, June 6, 2001 coalh englIll'er fOI General !>Isters, LillIan Herold and :\1r, CloutlCr IS ~urvlved :\1otor, HI' travl'l, took hIm Dr Dorothy Fockele, and a 1>\ a daughter, Mary Beth throughout thl' United granddaughter, Becky lei eg J CUIlee, a bon, Gary St,l!P", Iran KU\I.llt and Vandeburg ISlhan I, a blbter, Margaret SaudI Arabia HI' 11,\_ a for- Interment IS at St Mary's I C;l (11 ge) Heldt, and two nll'1 membel of tlw Gros~e Cemetery III New BaltImore gr andchIldrl'n, KevIn POll1te Men'~ Club Funeral arrangements were I (,hr"hna J and Carla I'\ll Dale I, ,un I\pd by hI, handled by Farley-Estes and FUIll'! .II an angeml'nh W!fl' Kath) , a daughter DOwdle Funeral Home In \\ l'n' handled by A J Dwne Stouffer t 1\ 0 ,on, Battle Creek Dl',mond & Sons Funeral Randv and Ke\1I1 t\\O ,,1,- Memonal gifts may be !Ioml' In Ro)al Oak te", •MarLeHIllI' Houllgan sent to Parcells MIddle :\1cJllulldl glfl~ lIlay be dUU DUI uilly ('\I~l" School, 20600 Mack, Grosse ~l'nt to HObplce of Naples Mpmorlal gIft- ma) be POlllte Woods, MI 48236 Flonda, 2095 WhIppoorwill, Eric W. Dale ,pnt to the Alzhelmel's E. Virginia Kraus r\dpll'b FL 34015 London, England, and camp A.,soclatIOn or the Gro'>se Rita L. Stormes her death Hildegard Schlegel to the Dmted Statl', at thl' Pomte Wood~ Presbyterian SurvIvors Include a A memOrIal servIce for for- WIth her famlly when "he Eric W. Dale age of 6 month~ with hi' Church daughter, Martha Mary, two mer Grosse POInte Park res- was 4 years old She gradu- A memollal servIce wIll be mother to meet up with hI' Ident HIldegard Schlegel, of ated from Shaw HIgh School held fOI Gro!>se POinte father Gertrude Marie sons, Henry and Jeffrey, three brothers, PatrIc DetrOit, Will be held at the III Cleveland, OhIO, and from Wood~ resIdent Em, W Dale Mr Dale attended Kratchoff chapel of Elmwood OhIO Umverslty m Athens, Fnday, June 29, at 11 a m Southeabtern High School Cavanaugh, James Gertrude Mane Kratchotf, Cavanaugh and Donald Cemetery III DetrOIt on OhIO, where she was presI- He served III the C S Army at Glos~e POinte Woods a 3D-year reSIdent of Saturday, June 23, at 11 dent of her soronty, Alpha XI Pre!>bytenan ChUlch Signal Corp, a, a cyrpo Cavanaugh, five grandchil- SterlIng HeIghts, dIed of am Delta She taught French graphIc operator In New dren and two great-grand- Mr Dale dIed Tuesday, wmphcatlOns of cancer at Mrs Schlegel was a and Spanish at OhIO June 5, 2001 at GUinea, the PhllIpPlne~ and children She was prede- Bon Secour'> HospItal un ceased by her husband, hcensed practIcal nurse III Umverslty and Duke Presb) tel Ian Village III Japan After he \\a" diS- Sunday, June 10, 2001 She the matermtv ward at Bon UniversIty ChesteIfield To\\nshlp He charged, he rtlIIlIted wIth Hazen, and a daughter, wa!>82 Secours HospItal from 1962 A longtIme reSident of the wa!> 79 hiS WIfe Kathy who wa~ ~ta- Gretchen Mrs Kratchoff was born to 1981 Grosse POIntes, Mn, Mr Dale was born In tloned In San Francl~co with A funeral Mass for Mrs III DetrOit and retIred m Kraus was celebrated Mrs Schlegel IS sUTVlved Stormes was devoted to her 1981 a" a secretary for the Saturday, June 2, at Our by her husband Anton, a famIly and friends She DetrOIt Board of EducatIOn Lady Queen of Peace daugnter, HeldemarIe served on the lower school, She was also an artIst, a Catholic Church Interment (James) Mason of the CIty of mIddle school and upper Sharon's member of the Michigan IS at Mount OlIvet Cemetery Grosse Pomte, and two school Parent's ASSOCIatIOn Society of Decorative In DetrOit Funeral arrange- granddaughters, Encka of Umverslty LIggett School Palnte"rs and taught ceram- ments were handled by A H Mason of DetrOIt and and on the school's board of PTora{ tMemories ICSfor many years Alexandra Hacala of Falls directors In 1979, she was Peters Funeral Home In Flowers for your loved ones "Mom was our mother"our Grosse POInte Woods Church, Va the chaIrperson of the University LIggett AntIques delivered directly to their graveslte comforter, our protector and Memonal gIfts may be our fnend," saId her daugh- sent to the Multiple Joanne V. Luzi Show throughout the year ter Carol "Her fortitude, SclerOSIS ASSOCIation or the Mrs Stormes was an MOTHER'S DAY • FATHER'S DAY. HOLIDAYS perseverance dl.d mner AmerIcan DIabetes Staniszewski active member of Christ ANY OCCASION calm brought lllsplratlOn, AsSOCiatIOn St ClaIr Shores reSident Church Grosse Pomte, the solace and strength to her Joanne V LUZI Stamszewskl Chorahers smgIng group. 'GraveS/le OellvefJesfor ResurrectIon and Cadillac Memonal Gardens Only family as she battled her Ill- Esther D. Meldrum wed at Bon Serours NurSIng the Fine Arts SocIety of ness She was very speCial to Care Center In St ClaIr DetrOIt and was a past pres- Former Harper Woods 810.286.8235 all of those who had the good Shores She was 83 Ident of the Theatre Arts reSIdent and Parcells MIddle fortune to know her She Mrs Stamszewskl was Society She was also School teacher Esther D was deeply loved and wIll be born III ChIcago and dId cler- Involved With the DetrOit Meldrum, of Battle Creek, forever remembered In our Ical work at Helm Inc III Symphony Orchestra, the dIed Thursday, June 7, 2001 hearts" DetrOIt and Manley, Bennett Grosse POInte Public She was 92 Mrs Kratchoff IS survIVed & McDonald Co She was a LIbrary, the Grosse POInte Mrs Meldrum was born to .££;/;o by a daughter, Carol, two member of the GM War Memonal and the NIcholas J and Margaret A sons, BIll 79 CHARDONNAY =~~y.~~c~$4 LB PEACHES SALE Choice Boneless $499 Imported Baby and Children's Furniture and Accessories SIRLOIN STEAK... LB $999 NECTARINES GROUND 3 a '""G $699 • HESS SIRLOIN ...... , . Michigan • ESTANCIA , 99 ASPARAGUS ...... , • RODNEY STRONG f.-~ r:. ~~;~~:.~~~'~$4 LB ROMAINE • CLOS du BOIS l r. MARIN<\TED \ $299 • MERIDIAN CHICKEN BREAST. LB HEARTS I ~ • J LOHR •, t PORK TENDERLOIN$4 California 19 • BERINGER 2 per package .... • LB CANTALOUPE ... FLANK $549 STEAK.. • • .. LB COOKED SHRIMP .. AVALON -.os- 99 FARM LOAF $1 HS DeLI LOAF 99~0l Shced $349 ORGANIC VALLEY MILK Boan8Head LA BATT'S $799 Reduced. Fat 12 pack bottles Honey Maple 99 Non-Fat $ TURKEY $4 •• YVETTE'S BAKERY yourc~. 29Y 3aJ 99 PASTRY BARS ORGANIC VALLEY BACON ,La $2 Lemon, Blueberry "'0 89 GERHARD'S R•• pberry $2 Eggs $2'19 PKG >Z SAUSAGE 99 $2 •• 0 411avol'll SALSA FRESCA Where safety, beauty and quality go hand In hand. CARR'S Cookies & BISCUits Various Flavors Ll June 14, 2001 Grosse Pointe News News 15A she left her purse m a stock. her ongInal charge of larce- homt> 11nu notIfied the gtrls' Crime-. - room at 2 30 p m on ny parent~ Fire lane Monday, June 4 When she Dog stolen The purse snatchmg took On Saturday, Jne 9, at From page9A returned to the ~tock room A DetrOit woman told place on Fnday, June 8, at 12 25 pm, a Grosse Pomte three hours ago ~ at 5 20 pm, she discovered Stolen vehicle, Grosse Pomte Woou" pohce 10 pm, III the 15000 block Woods pohceman was that the purse, which con- someone !>tole her ,mall uog The officer also [saw an of Mack unable to confirm reports of tamed her wallet and check- four arrests from her car parkeu m the open hquor bottle ,nslde a a loud party on Edshlre book, was mlssmg A Gro~,e Pomte Woods 19500 block of Mack In brown paper bag m ~he back Lane He was, however, able eat of the car Two attempted pohceman tailed a SUSpl' Gro!>~e Pomte Wood~ on to Issue parkmg tIckets to CIOUS van last week and Fnday. June 8, at noon The driver was unable to Games gone car thefts SIX vehIcle parked on the recIte the alphabet past the when It turned out to be She had parkpd thp car Employees of a store m ThIeves faded to carry out block m a fire lane btolen, a I re~ted It!> four With Ih wmdo,,", partIally letter P He blew a 14 Qn hiS the theft of two car~ on suc- the 16800 blol'k of Kercheval OCCupant~ Two of the sub- down and ~unroof open to PBT and was also CIted for reported that two men kept cessIve mghts last week m Jects had cnmmal records keep the mSlde flom gettmg haVlng no proof of msur. commg mto the store on Grosse Pomte Park Bike thieves ance whIle two other~ gave what too hot On Friday, June 8, a car Monday, June 4, and askIng appeared to be fake names Police asked the woman to If they had certam VIdeo parked m the 1300 block of foil chase On Saturdav Jun~ q at make 11 form 11 I f('p"rt 'It thc' AudUbon wa~ entered and At P:lrcclls ~1IJdli) S"huul, Liquor larceny games They would then be 6 41 p m on southbound pohce statIOn but ,he never shown where the games the IgDltlOn damaged The a teacher tned to apprehend A clerk In a store m the Mack near Sry" the officer two bIke thieves who got showed up were It was later dIscovered next mght 10 the 1100 block saw a \\hlte, 1991 Chevrolet 100 block of Kercheval m away Yet In thClr hurry to that someone cut open the of WhIttier, a car's door han- van, which had a yellow bea- Grosse POInte Farms report- escape, the larcenous paIr of House painting boxes the games came In dle and steermg column con on top and a burned-out ed that at 8 15 p m a unknown black males aged and stole the dISCS The were broken tallhght On Monda), ,Junl 4, at woman m her 50s grabbed 12-14 left behmd a backpack employees estImate that 11 30 pm, a man 11\Ing In several bottles of hquor and Thmkmg the vehIcle contammg channel locks, $500 m games was stolen looked more like a stolen the 600 bloc-k of B!mrmoor ran out the store WIthout Dumpster in phers and four cans of spray paymg She got mto a W31t- repatrman's van than a fam- pamt heard a bang on hh front dy vehICle. the patrolman door He opened the door to mg pickup truck The clerk QUIL in City the street A "do rag" lay on the checked Itb ~tatus while find someone had ,hot the was able to get the vehIcle's WhIle patrolhng the 600 ground after falhng off one A City of Grosse POInte keepmg a low profile many front of hl~ hou,e \\11thpamt hcense plate Pohce are block of North Brys on of theIr heads patrol officer !>potted a 1994 blocks behind balls mvestlgatIng Sunday, June 10, at 5 39 The theft oc-curred at the Chevrolet crossIng the cen. am, a Grosse Pomte Woods Surveillance continued ter hne on Mack several school hIke racks on Fnday, publIc safety officer placed mto 8t Clair Shore" where June 8, at 1221 pm Anni versaries Car vandalized hmes between Fisher and the van pulled Into a fast orange warnmg cones The subjects pedaled Richard earettl, dlfector A car parked in the 18300 Notre Dame at 234 a m on food restaurant on Nme around a 10-foot-long dump- away on southbound Mack of the Gro,se Pomte Park block of Mack In Grosse Saturday, June 9 When the Mile near Mack ster that had been placed m on the east SIdewalk They department of publIc safety, Pomte Farms was vandal- officer pulled the car over, the roadway By now, the officer had celebrated 16 year~ Illth the he asked the dnver, a 48- left behInd a cable lock that Ized between 10 a m and "The dumpster has no learned the van had been had been severed, and two department on June 11 2.30 p m on Thursday, June year-old Grosse POInte Park barncades The only VISible reported stolen from DetrOit decrepIt "drop bikes ~ - Brad Lzndhel g 7 The rear wmdow was man, If he knew he had reflectIve markmg on It He called for backup and smashed crossed the center lme The were two two-by-four Inch moved In dnver said he was haVlng reflectIve tape pieces on the DraWing hIS weapon, the Van vandalized trouble hghtmg a cigarette end,~ said the officer The officer ordered the male dn- The officer said that he ver to the ground, cuffed A Voyager van was van- patrolman has asked an smelled the odor of alcohol hIm and the front passenger, dahzed m the 700 block of ordmance officer to deter- and asked the dnver If he and rou~ted two more pas- RIvard m the CIty of Grosse mme If the situatwn war- had anythmg to dnnk that rants a CitatIOn senger, who were lYing on Pomte between 8 p m on evenmg The dnver said, "I the floor ID back of the vehI- Monday, June 4, and 10 a m had, hke, three beers ~ cle All occupants of the on Tuesday, June 5 The When asked to perform Cool teens stolen vehicle were DetrOit front wmdshleld was some field sobnety tests. the Careless smokmg by a reSidents smashed With a large rock dnver agreed. He was asked group of unknown male The dnver, 43, had out- to recIte the alphabet, but teenagers IS thought to have standmg felony charges The Retail fraud became confused around the caused a leaf fire under a front seat passenger, a 34. playscape at Patterson Park City of Grosse Pomte letter S, uttering an obscen. year-old woman, was want- pohce were called to a store Ity, and finished up recltmg In Grosse Pomte Park ed on misdemeanor war- m the 17400 block of Mack the remaming letters, Pubhc safety officers rants on Monday, June 4 Staffers thrOWIng m I for good mea. extmgulshed the flames pn InvestIgatIOn contmues saw a man remoVlng com- sure He blew a 127 on hIS Sunday, June 10, at about 1Oto the other passengers, a noon puter programs from their PBT and IS free on bond 32-year-old man and 19- boxes year-old woman, who pohce He ran out WIthout paymg Sleepwalking said offered "dlscrepancles~ and got mto a waltmg pIck- - Jtm Stlck(ord when asked theIr names Two 12-year-old glrl- up tmck The suspect has fnends mvolved In a sleep- been seen m the store sever- al times and IS beheved to Snatcher flees, over the mght of Saturday, Bl'kestaken June 10 were found walkmg have commItted Similar . h thefts m the past IS caug t at 243 a m Sunday WIth a 'l\vo blcyde~ were report- A woman caught purse 12-year-old boy 1D the area ed stolen last week m snatchmg last week bolted of Mornmgslde land Grosse Pomte Park Purse from polIce after bemg Blalrmoor \ Both incIdents took place arraIgned m Grosse Pomte Accordmg to Gro~1 on Thursday, June 7, one purloined Park mUniCIpal court Pomte Woods pollce, thJ from thi bike rack at City of (iro5S.e 1FIoint.e~OOb5, Mlchl1:3n Officers chased her across youngsters weren't breakmg Wmdlmll Pomte Park at 8 An employee of a store m Jefferson, took her mto cus- any laws other than the pm, th€/other from a back- the 17000 block of Kercheval tody and added escapmg cIty's curfew yard m (the 1300 block of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat the CIty Coun"ll, mcellng m the VIllage reported that and reslstmg an officer to The officer drove the boy Marylanp at 8 15 pm a<; a Board of Appeals under the proVISIOnsof Chapter 98 Zoning, ArtIcle XIV. Board of Appedls. SeclIon 98-401 of (he 1997 CIty Codc will meet 10 the Council-Court Room of the City offers variety of summer park activities MUniCIpalBUlldlOg,20025 Mack Pla7a, on l\fonday, June 25, The City of Grosse Pomte Lifeguard trammg IS water safety mstructors droppmg off registratIOn 2001, at 7 30 p m to hear the appeal of Walter J LeVIck 521 Parks and RecreatIOn available for teens and WIth m the chIldren's ~wlm forms and fees at the Neff Hampton, Gro~se POinte Woods A vanante ISreqUIred due to Department has mcreased adults Regtstrants must be program, which contmues to Park pool office Deadlmes an eXlen~lOn of the fiN floor elevallon ahove the Building the number of adult and at least 15 and be able to have three seSSIOns, the fir~t for all sessIOns are the Grade Line, as sel forth 10 SeLl!on 98 I J, BuildIng Grade~ youth summer actIvIties 10 perform speCIfic sWlmmmg from June 18-29 Saturday before the first Zoning of the 1997 City Code of the Clly of Gros~e POlnle Neff Park, mcludmg a mas- skIlls The class runs from The next seSSIOn, are day ofthe sessIOn Woods A vanance I~ therefore reqUIred The ~ubJetl file fold- ter's sWlmmmg program, July 9 • 24 and IS held on from July 9 -19 and July 30 Please contact park dlrec- er ISavailable for publit revle ....al the Clly Clerk'~ ofh"e All begtnmng on Saturday, June Monday, Tuesday, Thursday - Aug 10 RegIstratIOn tor DIane Zedan at (313) IOlcresled partIes are inVItedto al1end 16 Adults mterested can and Fnda) , from 6 - 9 pm. occurs contmuou,h 343-5257 for mformatlOn on sWim on Tuesdays and The cost IS $135 The fee throughout the summer h) park actlVlttes and events Louise Warnke, Thursdays, from 6 - 7 am, meludes the reqUIred text- G PN 06114/01 cuy Clerk and on Saturdays, from 7 - 8 book and students WIll learn a m CPR, AED and waterfront Adults can also contmue hfeguardmg Non-CIty resl- to take part In adult lap dents are welcome sWIm hours, Monda)' The City IS also offenng a Fnday, 6 30 - 8 a m begtn- free water safety mstructor nmg on July 14 Evenmg lap COurse for people 11 and sWims have started and take older who have completed place MO:lday '. Saturday, level V of the Red Cro~.,' from 5 30 - 730 P m Sunday Learn to SWim program • swims are from 8 • 10 a m Students assist and support Another adult water - workout class IS offered on Tuesday and Thursday Grosse Pointe News evemngs, from 8 - 9 p m RegIstratIOn IS at the Neff (USPS 230-400) Park pool office Published every Thursday The ImprovementlLearn By Anteebo Publishe~ to SWIm course for adults 96 Kercheval Avenue WIll be offered If there is Crosse Pointe, MI48236 enough Interest InqUire Everything yOU need to complete your PHONE: (313) 882-6900 about the course at the pool paint, stain or W8IIpeper project. Se<:ond Class Postage P'l,d al £mrO'1 office M,chlgan and add'lIOnal mallmg ThiS IS the fourth season oII.. es the CIty IS co-sponsonng a SubsC(Jpflon R:aTe\ 'sJ7 per year Ylol scuba dIVIng course With "",.1 S6S out 01 Slal. POSTMASTER Send address changes Advanced Aquatlc~ The 10 Grosse POlnlt' News. 96 course starts the week of K.rc~val Crosse Pomte farms MI June 18 The cost IS $150 46136 The class covers classroom The deadl",. to< new, copy" Monday noon to Insurt' tnsef1lon mstructlOn, pool tralDmg !l June 14, 2001 16A News Grosse Pointe News Quest comes home By Brad Lindberg tors hour:, earher had called fa;,hlOn against the Wind Staff Wnter It qUItS, Kuester won the and current The boats set out With JAM B class The hoped-for ram bow of bones In thel r teeth and Kue~ter called hiS first ~plnnakers never blos- came back With tads VlctOl y of the) ear a "saCrifi- ~omed Shortly after a few between their legs Cial \'olin To go four mile;, In leading boat" rounded the More than 70 started, but five hours IS nothmg to be second and final mark, the only 12 fimshed proud of" wmd died Sloop:" wallowed JIl Crossing the whIte-capped At the start of the race, under hstless saIls Stays starting line against a stIff \ lewer~ stood on the relaxed and mamsal1s 25m wind that sent saIlboats WindmIll Pomte breakwall snapped from slack to taut heehng and bow waves Within easy ;,houtmg diS- ab booms bobbed up and JSA breaking, most skIppers tance of the startIng box down, nght and left In the called It qUits when a ~ud. Heat alter heat took 011 mto lake b dYing chop den stillness ended the the bnsk wmd Viewer;, The scene got old for most actIOn midway through last anticipated a ~pmnaker fin- captaln~ and crew, and mo:"t Tuesday's weekly contest Ish as the fleet was expected motored In Only 12 boats sponsored by the Grosse to round the final mark and finished And then there was POInte Sail Club off beat It for home on the final, Kue~ter Windmill POinte Park In downWind leg In a cross between "The Grosse POinte Park On the water, boat cap- TOltOlse and the Hare" and The would-be, four-mIle tam;, ;,houted ordm~, ~ome "The Little Engme that spnnt on Lake 8t Clair printable, as :,Ioops :,hucked Could," Kuester was deter- turned Into a marathon and Jived to steal wmd from mined to finIsh the race as Techmcally, the competItIOn one another and be fir~t he started It, under sall droned on well past mld- across the hne But when the wmd died mght to end m what could Salls that a few weeks bhortly after 8 p m Quest stand as the most tenacIOUs ear her had been unfolded hadn't rounded th~ final Victory of the young sailing from wmter ;,torage mark and set a course for season stretched smooth under the finish hne Her headway untIl Quebt crossed the fin- Other race wmners and Photo by Brad Londberg BIll Kuester, at the helm pressure of the Wind gone, the 32-year old boat Ish lme III darkness long their classes were There's fast action at of Quest, a Grampian-3D Lower Lake 8t Clalr'~ succumbed to the current aftel the race chairman h'Jd Perversion, class J-105, the start of last week's that salls out of Wmdmlll, normally fickle Winds blew and shpped backward gOlle home EpiC, class PHRF A, Grosse Pointe Sail Club outlasted everyone He was steadlly from the northeast Out went the anchor until Kue,ter s Wife, Elame, Freeway, class JAM A; race on Lake St. Clair. last across the fimsh hne at as If under orders Boats on a breeze blew lIfe mto was home and 10 bed when SolutIOns, class Level 126, 12 1925 am, more than the first leg of the race droopy salls Then the wmd her husband pulled m races on Tuesdays In Lake five hours after the 7 p m and Banshee, class Level tacked port and starboal d, would go flat agam The rou- "It\ an old, tubby boat, 174 St Clmr off Windmill POinte start Yet, because competl- stItching their way zlg-zag tine contmued three times but he loves It," she said Par,~ In Grosse Potnte Park Grosse Pomte Satl Club The first heat starts at 7p m Visit Your Melro Oetroit Mercury Dealer. 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( r June 7,2001 Grosse Pointe News Schools 17A Beacon second grade artist shines in state competition By Darren Donaldson was her artistIc ability that Library and Hlstoncal pal" uffice ;,urrounded by Siaft Wnter won her recogmtlOn this Center m Lansmg until a her mom, her art teacher, Intervlewmg kids I;' one of tIme week ago Amanda Pangborn, and the most dlflitult duties of a Her artwork was selected "Oh my gosh I was so sur- pnnclpal Nancy OZimek a ,chools reporter Answers as best-m-show at a compe- pnsed," Emily said "They rock-;,ohd ;,upport ;,y;,t~m u,ually range from "Yeah" to tItIon sponsored by Wendy's told me I won and I couldn't The attentIOn and nurtunng "Nu," WIth some noddmg Restaurant and ArtServe, beheve It" prOVided at Beacon thrown m Not thIS tIme an Independent orgamza- The art world Will be dls- Elementary I;' mdl;,putable EmIly Rogers, a second tlOn dedicated to promotmg apPointed to know that Emily 1, Ju;,t one of an entire ~I ader at Beacon cultural activIties EmIly has other plans for student hody whu get;, the Elementary In Harper The wlnmng entry, a per- the rest of her life benefit, Woods, would give ;,ume ;,pechve drawing m Oil pas- "I want to be a veterman- The high level of parent politiCian;, a run for their tels of the corner of her an or a paleontologist I'm and ,thool mvolvement money She IS a httle Intelh- room, was on display In the not sure whIch one yet" obvlOU',lj pay,- off If Emily I;' gent ball of energy, but It lobby of the MIchIgan Emily sat m the pnncl- the product Television students honored at festival On May 5 students III the GlOsse POinte North and An oil pastel drawing of the corner of Emily South hIgh school;, televl- Roger's room was on display in the lobby of the ;,lOn programs were among Michigan Library and Historical Center. The drawing many MichIgan students was selected as Best in Show in a competition spon- sored by Wendy's Restaurant and ArtServe. honored at the DetrOit Area FIlm and TeleVISIOnStudeht FIlm and VIdeo FestIval The awards receIVed by Christ the King Vacation Bible School the students ranged from Best of Show to Ment !~~ Rresents the. n Awards VIdeos which were voted best of show wele also ~l~~ shown to the audience of 1h nd June 18 - June 22 - 9:00am -12:00 noon students and parents from Pre-school through Grade 5 around the state The Best of Show wmners Children help find the hidden treasure from South are Nat and leam of Jesus' love for all children Damren's Video productIOn 20338 Mack Avenue - Grosse Pointe Woods on skateboardIng and the $7.00 child - $10.00 family 313.884-5090 announcement open called "RadIO Star," produced by Grosse Pointe South and North high school television students took home Dean Maurer several awards at the recent Detroit Area FUm and Television Student Film and INCREASE YOUR CHILD'S South VIdeo announce- Video Festival. Best of Show winners included South students Dean Maurer, Nat MOTIVATION, CONFIDENCE, ACHIEVEMENT! mentb re~elved the last of Damren. Scott Bersehback. and Kaitlin DeVries. Our inclMduali2ed. mult:i-eeMoty JlI'CltIt'am deveJops the three Best of Show the student's ability to rocus, think, and learn. awards The on-camera crew was Marty Buffalini, 8th Grade OnentatlOn" and lllcludmg Ted Lucia. consIsted of Regan Wilson Sarah Pierantoni, Pat "MISSIon ImpossIble") Rusko, Nathatan Mikula, ~ Ask about our and Jessica Odenbach Flanagan, Matt Lampkin, North students Shane llobert Megargle, ~ LEARNlNG Writing Workshop (anchors), Scott Ken McAninch, John Kidd ("A Fathomles~ Blue"), Michelle Rollings, Kevin SUCCFSS CENTER Berschback (weather), McKinley, Chris Dan Priebe, Matt Gee, K1dd, Van Assche, Rucffna. Math. WridnB. Study SkDIs• ACT/SAT Monaghan, Ragan Roth, Emily Krajniak and Will Morawski, Pat Ballew Mike Greiner, Aaron Call now! 313-648-9006 Russell Scott and Tim and Chris Emerson ("Don't Bustillo, John Klawitter, Dickenson Isports), and Birmingham. G...... Pointe. Roct-ter. W.Bloomfleld Nick Hoban (movIe Vandenboom Throw Food" and "Follow Paul Feder, Steve revIew) Behmd the scenes, Awards for excellence, the Arrows") also won Hardin, Bill Dickerman, the crew consIsted of honor, and ment were also aw~rds of excellence Tylor Loe, MOlawskl, Maurer, Damren, Kaitlin distnbuted at thiS event North's honor wmners Ballew, Joe Frazzitta, DeVries, PT Moore, John The award for excellence Included Steve OgHvy ("Do NICkol~, Angela Fikamy, Parnell, Marty Peters, was given to DeVnes, the EvolutIOn"); Pnebe, Niko Ahee, Suzy Grace Sean Hogan and Derek Berschback. Roth, Maurer, MorawskI and Ballew Thompson, Phil LaBarge. Bertram The support crew Hoban and KraJmak ("GPS ("Roller Coaster of Love"), La TOUT, Scott Breedlove. KJdd, Natalie Nichols and Shaun Day, Paul Feder, Christina Viviani ("CIty m Hoshaw, Kristen Klanow, Beginnings War Memorial hosts 8th MotIOn"), Steve Rusko, Andre Waldon, Eric Greg Latour, Sarah Kurtz Evelhoch, Scott Decker, and Mike Hoshaw ("North Matt Staniszweski, grade graduation dance Football Hlghhghts") .. and Andrew Didorsi and Chris VanAssche and %dd Chri<; Ballew By Matt Barry Dress for the occasIOn was ("Don't Run In South'. Ment Winners SpeCial Wnter kept senn-fOmlal Boys were ~r Hallways") • \ included, Hoban, Maurer, Eighth graders from all of dressed In sport coat and tie Honor winners frol'Q Dlckensqn, McAmnch, and Gros;,e POInte bId a farewell and girls wore dresses South were Dam! en Plerantotll to the Grosse POinte War Beslde~ dancmg, atten- ("Mlssmg ChIldren's In addItIOn to these Memonal mIddle school dees were entertalOed Wlth ProJect"), Hogan, Lampkm, award." South's sports cov- A Christian Preschool experi- dances WIth the first annual triVIa questIOns and pnzes Vandenboom and Monaghan eragc receIved a first and EIghth-Grade GraduatIOn Sobcez said everyone ence starting in September ("Space Odyssey" and second-place award from the Dance on Fnday, June 8 lllvolved was very pleased 2001. Located at 1-94 and "MISSIng Child! en's MIchIgan Inter;,cholastlc Nearly 130 students from WIth how the event turned PIctures") Press AsSOCIatIOn for their Moross at Grace Community all of the Grosse POinte pub- out and she hopes thIS Will Ment awards were basketball and hockey cov- Church. Call 313-882.3000for he, private, and parochial contmue as an annual school:, attended the semi- event receIved by North ';tudents erage more information. formal dance held at the War Memonal Youth dance orgamzer Sharon Sobcez said thIS Ie event was an opportumty for ~AL SPEECH LUlGUAGE SEIlVICES students to get ready for Because for some people, words don't come eaSIly . ~\edonTennis high school and gomg to ' Caliloday to schedule a consuttallOn 10one of the ::s ~ proms and other more for- , following areas mal dances ~ I~ • Speech and Language Delays • Stuttering ~\~\I "For a first-hme event 1 , ;-- • Stroke Rehabilitation • Head Injul') * thInk It went great," Sobcez jh • Foreign Accent Reduction • Voice TherapJ sald "Everyone was well- • Offenng affordable rales -.--# behaved and had a great Evemng/saturday appointments tIme" Summesr Programs For Children Availables June 18. AusuSf 24 18020 Meek Ave • Grosse Pointe. Michl n .48224. 313 Special Payment Rates Entire Summer (20 visits) 10 weeks $240.00 ($12.00a visit) Half Summer (10 visits) 5 weeks $150.00 ($15.00a visit) Camps pra~erLevel 9:00 AM - 10,30 AM Mon and Wed Beginner & lntemledlate Q 10:30 AM - 12:00 Noon Mon and Wed Junior High & High School SU'or Eft 9:00 AM - 12:00 Noon Tue and Thur Toumament Players Camp • •Check pnc.ng lor TPC UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SUMMER SCHOOL PLAYERS MAY AirEND INDIVIDUAL DAY SESSIONS ANYTIME 1045 Cook Road • Grosse Potnte Woods, MI 48236 $18 PER VISIT SPECIALFAMILYPLAN AVAILABLE SAT Preparation Courses Our small classes insure quality, IndiVidual Instruction 6-Week VertaVMath June 25. August 3 RegIster early to reserve a spot and aVOId disappOintment! 3-Week VertaVMath June 25 • July 13 or July 16 - August 3 2-Week VerbaVMath August 6 -17 To Register or For More Information, call 810-774-1300 or fax 810-774-6054 Academic Courses for Grades 2 • 12 -- 20250 Nine------Mile Road. St. Clair Shores (between 1-94 & Harper) Six Weeks, June 25 • August 3 TENNIS REGISTRATION FORM MIttI Regular. Grades 2-8 English Readlng • Grades 2-4 Name A8e Pre-Algebra Readlllg and Wntlng • Grades 5-6 Algebra I RevteW Language Arts • Grades 7-8 Advanced Algebra ComposrtJOfl • Grade 9 Name Aee Algebra II Advanced Composition • Grades 10-12 Address _P~hQ~ne"","- _ French I and It SpInlah I and II Study Sldlls Grades 6-12 Courses meet between 8:00 a.m.• Noon CjN State _Z_ip _ Tutor\III .. IVIIIIbIe for other needs (InqutN). • Nt*: CJuNlnMy be CIIfIt:eI1ed " undetetIrOII«L PLfASf CHfCK TIME: 9:00. 10'30 AM 0 10:30 . 12:00 0 Tue •Thurs 9:00 - 12:00 PM 0 For rnoN Infonnatlon or • registnttton tonn, cell Klthy WOOd,DlreckN' of ULS Summer SChool Make checks payable to: Drew Mascarin. OR authorize payment to 313-884-4444 Visa Of' Me rplease circleJ # e)CP.: _ e-mail: [email protected] Sjloawre SlIIlIInIa 01..., -. color, NIgIon IIld IIIIIoNI Of 1lIlIIlc ...... WIlOOIM II UIMIIlly L111118cIloaI .... SclIool '. - 18A Business June 14, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Higher u.s. crude inventories portend lower gas prices The wire services last tured an mtervlew with week reported that OPEC Fred Leu ffer, veteran oil voted to leave It<;;011quotas analyst for Bear Stearns unchanged Leuffer predicts much Let's taiL-STOCKS OPE C lower crude pnces next year Retail as eve n based on domestic crude Investment pel. of promised to mventory mcreases over the coat that the ::'audls know their How much are you paymg make up for last eight week!> customers are hurtmg nght '97 Ford Mus1Ing cony. $27.560 $15,435 560% Iraq's for premium? Leuffer IS lookmg for $18 now, and they wIll prOVide 1,000 sII. DetroIt Edlton $26.750 $43,900 164.1% expected per barrel crude next year, rehef, which IS really In the shortfall In Confession time close to the $19 average SaudiS' best long-term '97 ehev. Corvette cony. $47,700 $30,600 642% exports due pnce of West Texas Interest Your Grosse Pomte News to Iraq's Intermediate crude over the If oIl does go down to $18 ISdated June 14, almost half 1,000 th. Quaker Oals $44.375 $95.900 2161% ongoln~ oa<;t 10 ve WIl\Tf\ER IOl'R SPHIF1< F1NA'-(IAI NFED' VOl- (AN BE'UIT FROM Tiff 'NOlrlNDENT JOhn Ricke) has been elected world- rr R '" I ( I I \ ~ NI ( I I" R' 10M AU \ 0 I R II N A' U A I I'" 0 NAn AI , I V ANn r I I' """ II R r A I LE WIde chairman of the preSidents of the Q;OR~IN' ~lFft rRlllIl""",,, "''''' II,V, I(lCAI 111\ f" lftl COI"" Nlllll 1110\ "RIE Chartered Fmanclal Analysts Societies "AI I'r".", In"""mml Adv.1OI> wr '''"knund 01", ~, 1.= ,!""F. r.n.o"",1"""0-0.... 'h" m,,~ I>r m" ,n nnir, In -' Your Dealer For The New 810/772-8200 MIllennium! 313/343-5300 Open Mon & ThU,.. • 8'30 a m Until e p.m. T.... , Wecl ,Fri. - 8:30 I.m Unlll 6'00 p m. D Go~oley . @ The FUStonof Desl nand Technol .. I I )1 20A June 14, 2001 I! 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Lottery III tlIP Glos;,e POinte With a $40 family maxI- clas;,es at the Grosse Pomte ship The readmg club will 11 (',I t hel e';, no 'luch thing mum War Memorlal'b Girls Certified athletic tramers Clab;,es meet Tue'lddY~, hold a Summer Reading b ,I ,ummer vacation full For more mformatlOn, Empowered Fitness from 8t John Ho;,pltal and June 26-July 31 from 930. Celebration at the Grosse ", Ilothlllg to do call (313) 343-2560 Camp Medical Center Will run a rhe GIVE YOUR DAD THE TIME OF DAY. BIRIE ThiS Father's Day show your dad :'OWmuch he means to you WIth the gIft of an elegant Rolex tImepIece. No matter which style of TIUNK RoJex you choose, you'll be giving a gIft of lasting quality and durabilIty After all the time your dad has spent WIth you, give him SHOW the time of day, WIth a Rolex Oyster Perpetual DateJust i' ROLEX MILANO Cocoa Nu Buck Dark Brown Leather '9500 Thursday ARIZONA JUNE 21ST 3-8 pm Taupe Suede Cocoa 16980 Kercheval At Notre Dame Nu Buck in the Village Black Suede Meet Representative Bill Muller 00 190 313-885•.., BIRKENSTOCK Shoes are also available in Birmingham 248-646-8431 ~-----~------I ------~----- I Walcnte cJewelers I I BIRKENSTOCK TRUNK SHOW I THURSDAY JUNE 21ST3-8 PM "In The Village" • 16849 Kercheval Avenue. Grosse Pointe I t BRING IN COUPON FOR YOUR FREE GIFT (313) 881.4800 I I WITH PURCHASE I t 16980 Kercheval at Notre Dome I 313-885-9299 Rolex. 'i'. Oyster, Oysler Perpetual OateJust are trademarks • \ , 28 June 14,2001 CommunI-tvV G.r.os.s.e.p.oi.nt.e.Ne.w.s Summer-- _ Monday and Wednesday • Juh 3 and 5 (no movIe chIldren ages 9-12 how to da.,seb meet as follows Ill, 9.9 45 a m Levels I :From page IB July 4) "Mouse Soup" and develop a pldy from begln- and II, 10-10 30 am, and held from 1 to 2 p m begInner, 9 a m and 12 30 "Winnie.the-Pooh and nmg to end niques cla;,s will be held pm, advance begInner, 10 Levels V'VII, 1045-11 30 Intermediate/advance c1ass- the Blustery Day," Classes meet Monday." for girl" 7-12 years old e;, wJlI be held from 2.3 am, and mtermedlate Cost for Aquaducks and The;,day;, and Thursday;,. • July 1012 "Runaway Wednesdays and Level I and II classe!> are pm (teens only), 11 am Ralph" and "Mouse .June 19.July 12 and July Thursdays, June 18-Aug 2, $25, $35 for two In the Cost IS $.35 per person, The"day and Thursday Around," 21-Aug 16, from 1230-1 30 from 1-3 p m at Beacon same family and $45 famIly $50 for two In the "ame dab.,e;, meet as follows • July 17-19 "Nancy Elementary School maximum p m at Beacon Elementan famlly or $60 famIly maxI- advance begInner, 9 a m Slho~ , Drew: Mystery of the Cost IS $35 per chIld O! mum and 11 a m and begInner, Cost of Levels III-VII IS Ghostwriters Cruisf'," $45 for two 01 more chll. A cheerleading condi. For more mformatlOn 10 a m and 1230 pm $35, $45 for two In the • Juh 24.26 "Goof dren In tbe same family tioning L1a~~will be held Lal! (31.3) 343-2560 PartiCIpant;, mu;,t regI". "ame family and $55 famIly Troop" and "Monty." FOI more mformdtlOn, fOI glll~ AUCTION, featunng property belongmg to numerous estates and collectors, mcluding pamt- mgs by Hennetta Kmp Ranner, AmbrOgIOPreda, Myron Barlow, Alfred Glendenmg, Montague Dawson, Leonard Reedy, Edward Percy Moran, Donald Teagul!:, Lundy Slegnest, NIcholas Briganti and many more, graplucs by Chagall, MIra, Rockwell, Vasarely, Lows lcart, Lowell NesbItt and others, bronzes by Marshall Fredencks, MI1les, Frenuet, LuCIOFontana and featur. 109 Fredenck Sackrider Remmgton's bronze ~Cheyenne", a selectIon of Jumeau and other dolls, a collectJon of Afncan tnbal art, a collectIOn of Egyptian and other archaIC artIfacts, a large col- lectIon of paperweights" open salts, wallung stIcks and cuff hnks, toys, porcelam and pottery; furrnture, includmg antIque EnglIsh, Continental Baroque, an Amencan Queen Anne Iughboy and HItchcock, Chmese and B,edermeler chBlrs, Onental rugs, a glass sculpture by Lmo Taghapletra, clocks, Jewelry, weapons, Onentaha, sterhng and sliver plate and so much more P~EW AUCTIQ~ Thursday, June 21 • Noon to 8 PM. 'IUesday, June 26 _6 PM Fnday, June 22- Noon to 8 PM Wednesday, June 27 _6 PM (HARD TO FIND IN TODAY'S WORLD, EH?) Monday, June 25 - 10 A M to 5 P.M. SAVE 15% STOREWIDE AND 10% ON FURNITURE 5 Days Only! Thursday, June 14 to Monday. June 18 F<1rflY~ days. yoo can IaY~ IS'\, Sforew"lr and J C% on turnlture at CalICO Come .. And get everyrhmg you need to creot~ a beautiful, restful sancnwy for ~OU, famIly Aft., all, you can', contTni the whole w"rld &'t you can c.rtaml) take chargoe of your own .Offcr~lC'dlJo,lt-I(tnl __ bhDr ~n.i rrlCW' f\'rc~ (..annl'l( t"l! c~-.m!'tlnrJ wtrh an'forht-roHn CALICO COR:.JERS' f.J>ncs fvnuture 41Id mspll"dUon. FREDERICK SACKRIDER REMINGTON MARSliALL M FREDERICKS, (Amencan. A N.A. (Amencan, 1861-1909), patInated bronze 1908-1998), patmate June 14, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Faces & n1aces 38 Pointe resident will receive honor The National Kidney field operation!> manager, IS wllhngly donated one of hIS FliunddtlOn of Michigan will a two-time kIdney trans- kidneys to you" honcJ! Gel ry Donnelly of plant reCIpIent He WliS Active WIth the GIII"e POinte Farms wIth diagnosed WIth polycystic FoundatIOn, Donnelly serves thp Ford Motor Co kIdney dl~ease 111 1979 and as chaIrman of the 2001 Cham pIOnof Hope Award on soon thereafter receIVed hiS MeIJer/NKFM DetrOit Zoo Thuhday, Junc 28, dt the first tramplant It la~ted 10 Walk Proceeds from the lI~hth dnnual Ford Motor years before he needed ChamplOn of Hope Tribute Co ChamlJlOn of Hope another tran~plant In May DlI1ner will support the rnbut( DlI1ner at the Ritz- 1998 he received a ~ewnd NKFM Carlton 111 Dearborn The kIdney transplant from hH. Other to be honored at the awm d f( lOgmze~ out~tand. oldest ~on, WIll dinner are Sue Nine of 111~ contnbutlOns of mdlvld. "All of u~ ral~e our chIl- Bloomfield Hllb, commumty ual, 111 the field~ ofbu~mess, dren WIth the hope they wIll phdanthropl~t, and Dr pllll'lllthl<>py and health be outstandmg Jndlvldual~ Stephen Migdal of CdlI.' thdt provide hope and full of mtegnty and concern Farmmgton HIlls, chief of hEdhn~r t) c,tl.t..Ln") lJf fUI uthe!:>, DUlIllelly :>diU Ilepnrology at Wayne :::,tate Michigan "You have been very ~uccess- UnIVersIty and Harper Donn('l!1 a Ford dlvlslOn ful when you ral"e a ,on who Ho,pltal m DetrOIt Children's Garden Tommy Davies, 3, helped prepare the flower bed in the Grace Adams Harrison Children's Gar- den at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Tommy took part in a planting day last May in the "Crayon Garden," designed by local land- scape designer Mil Anthony. The Grosse Pointe Gar- den Center and the War Infinity cruise to be fundraiser Memorialco-sponsor gar- The Cottage Hospital AuDUary is sponsoring a fundraising cruise aboard dening classes for chil- the yacht Infinity on Monday, June 25. Funds raised will benefit the Bon dren 3-5 years old on the Secours Cottage Health Services Women's Diagnostic Imaging Center. third Saturday of each month. The nelrt class Boarding time is 5:30 p.m. at Jefferson Beach Marina in St. Clair Shores. win be from 10 to 11 The three-hour cruise will include hors d'oeuvres, beverages and door a.m. Saturday, June 16. prizes; entertainment by In the Neighborhood, a barbershop quartet; and a when the group will work sunset on Lake St. Clair. Tickets are $85 a person; $100 for patrODJJi$125 in the garden, learn for benefactors, For tickets, call Ed and Jean Smith at (313) 885-8898, about composting and meet some friendly lady Committee members are, in the back, from left: Joan Curto, Auziliary bugs. The cost is $3 a president; Harriett Hogan, Ed and Jean Smith; and Doris Gardner. In the child or $5 a family. Reg- front, from left, are Ann Van Lith; Mary Nolan. co-chairman; and Nanette istration is required. Call Quinones. Not pictured is Roberta Lady, co-chairman. (313) 881-7511. Side dish savory can be substituted for meat Side dishes are as Impor- wheat bread, crusts the remaining bread tnan- The ,a\OIY Will resemble a tant to a meal as the main boasts a nch flavor and a thiS recIpe I cut the butter removed, cut into quar- gles In a ,mall mlxlI1g souffle and cave m hghtly attractIOn, e~peclally when ters diagonally creamy texture Adjust the 111 half and used ,klm milk bowl, whIp together the after It I'lremoved from the mam attractIOn IS meat mgredlent amounts for In an effort to cut the fat 1 1/2cups grated egg!> and mIlk and sea!lOn the ule!' and you forgot about your larger baking dIshes I'm happy to report that sharp hard cheese (pick WIth salt and peppE!I' P6ul' Thr" lltllque SIde dIsh vegetanan fnends your favorite) SubstItute shced mush- my savory was perfect, the mIxture over the entll e rooms or chopped tomatoes Havmg several SIde dIsh- 2 eggs .. W1thout compromlsmg the casserole and allow to Sit for the scallions for a dIf- flavor es to choo'le from makes 2 cups milk for 15-20 mmutes .'lpnnkle A LA ANNIE the meal more enjoyable By Annie Rouleau.Schenff ferent taste ThIS Side dIsh WIll pat. 2 teaspoons dried the remammg che( ,e 0\ er ThIS week's feature IS a parsley (optional) ThIS IS one of those "use wel] WIth any gnlled meat the soaked bread and your ImagmatlOn" recipes Side dish called Bread and salt and pepper to Vegetanans WIll make the spnnkle W1th the dned However. make sure to fol- ~avory theIr mam attrac- Butter Savory It caught taste parsley my eye With not only the low the bread and egg mIx- tIOn Bake at 375 de!;"1res ture portIOns closely so Savory means food that book's picture but also the Preheat oven to 375 until the casserolL h your savory puffs up lIke a IS full of flavor and pleas- SImple preparatIon In fact, degrees Grease a I 1/2 puffed up and goldl'1l soume My cheese(~) of mg to the palate Pull a you'll hkely find most of quart bakmg dIsh Melt brown, about 45 mlIlu(e_ chOIce were a mIx of a'lla~o bread and buttl'r sa\or) the mgredlents m your the butter In a small 'lauce or so Remove from ()\rl1 and sharp whIte cheddar from your 0\ en at your own refngerator pan, add the scalhons, cook and serve Immedlltl'1I The second time r made next dmner part\ and "tlr over medlUm heat Bread & Butter until they become soft and Savory golden, about 10 mmutes 1/4cup butter or mar- or <;0Arrange half of the garine bread tnangles In the pre. 1 bunch scallions, pared bakmg dIsh and top chopped With the cooked scallIons Spnnkle With half of the 6 slices white or grated chee<;e, followed by NURSING HOME 8045 EAST JEFFERSON DETROIT, MICH. 821-3525 UALITY NURSING CARE W~DS Opticll Studios TIMWYLIF ..PreteriptiOM Filled .'eeurately , Eye EullllnatloM • Contact Len_ EseJuslve Eyewear Dell,... • Board Certified Optician 19599 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods between Vermer and Moross (313)882.9711 Hours Mon 9-7, Tues-Fn 9-5 30, Sat 9-2 June 14, 2001 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News to Improve the skIlls and hold ItS fishing tourna- The Pastor's Corner fundamentals needed for ment Saturday, June 16, Summer competitive playmg from 6 a m -6 pm, at OSIUS From page 2B 12 30 p m at the Pier Park ClImc dates and tImes are Park Our Father For more informatIOn, recreatIOn bUlldmg as follows For more mformatton, By the Rev. Gustav Kopka Jr. call (313) 884-7810 Cost IS $33 • Boys, grades 5-8, June call (313) 884-7018 18-29, 8-9 30 am, South St James Lutheran Church For more InformatIOn, Martial artists call (313) 343-2476 gym, $60 Tea, please! Pentecost IS followed summarIly by Get exerCise, tone mus- • Boys, grades 7-9, June The Grosse Pomte War The Holy Trlmty of Father/Son/Spmt cles and learn self-defense Science sizzlers 18-29, 10-11 30 am, South MemOrial will host a Mad This year Father's Day Ie rIght behmd at marital arts classes The Living Science Day gym, $60 Hatter's Tea Party on the The faIth m all three, they say, IS held In the Harper Woods Camps at the Grosse - Boys, grades 10-12, lawn on Thesday, July 17, Caught rather than taught High School gym Pomte War Memortal pro- June 18-29, 11 30 am- from 2-4 pm There are catchy hymns Classes meet Tuesdays VIde a week-long, hands-on 1p m ,South gym, $60 Cost for children 6 and • Boys, grades 10-12, and Thursdays, July 24- expertence workmg With older IS $22 "FaIth of our fathers, hvmg stIll " Aug 30,630-745 P m plants, ammals and thIngs June 18-29, 8-9 30 am, The War Mem0rIal WIll Rhosemedere tunes John Edwards' text ParticIpants must be 6 that go North gym, $60 also host a Croquet Lawn • Boys, grades 5-7, June "Our Father, by whose name years of age and older • June 25-29 Science Tea Party for chIldren ages 18-29, 930.11 am, North All parenthood IS known, Cost Ib $60 FamIly rate Sampler, ages 5-12 6 and older on FrIday, Aug IS avaIlable • July 9-13 Life on gym, $60 10, from 4-6 p m In love dIVme you claIm • Roy" gradp~ 8-9 June FvI illvl,- mfvl lllclllVll, Eau th C.tAmp, age" .:; 12 Cost IS $30 p<-l "hlIJ anu Each tam'Iy as your own 18-29, 11 am -1230 pm, call the Harper Woods • July 16-20 Science $10 for parent Bless mothers, fathers, guardmg well, Parks and RecreatIOn and Nature Camp, ages 6- North gym, $60 For more mformatlon, WIth constant love as sentmel, Department at (313) 343- • GIrls, grades 11-12, call (313) 881-7511 12 730-10 am, North gym, The homes m whIch your people dwell " 2560 • July 23-27 Animal Planet Camp, ages 5-12 $50 • Girls, grades 5-10, 10 Tumbling around One of my fathers In faIth wrote Learn the fastest growmg • July 30-Aug 3 am -1 pm. North gym, $60 The Harper Woods Parks In the early sIxteenth century, when martIal art, kuk sool won, Rainforest Camp, ages 5- For more mformatlOn, call and RecreatIOn Department Many strong statements were bemg made - at the Grosse POInte War 12 (313) 343-2178 WIll hold two sessIOns of None perfect or pohshed, MemorIal • Aug 6-10 Air & Space gymnastics classes June Classes meet July 12- Camp, ages 7-12 In "Defense of all the Artlcles, 1521 " The NeIghborhood Club 18-July 12 and July 23-Aug Aug 18 on Tuesdays from • Aug 13-17 Science & He was a conSCientiOus advocate of wIll hold a basketball 16 for a varIety of skill lev- 4 30-6 P m and Saturdays Nature Camp 2, ages 7-12 An evangehcal catholICism that IS clinic July 16-20 for chil- els at the Beacon from 11 am -12 30 pm Cost l~ $225 per camp StIll trYIng to come mto full bloom dren m grades K-1, from 9- Elementary School gym Cost IS $68 and two week advance reg- 10 15 a m and for chIldren • Preschool gymnas. For more mformatlon, IstratIOn IS reqUired tics, ages 3-4, Mondays and "ThIS lIfe IS, therefore, not rIghteousness, For more InformatIOn, 10 grades 2-3 from 10 30- call (313) 881-7511 Wednesdays, 930-10.15 But growth In rIghteousness; 1145 a m call (313) 881-7511 am, $35 Not health, but healIng; Not bemg, but becom- Cost IS $38 for members Playing it safe • Novice gymnastics, mg, Grosse POInte and $53 for non-members Grosse Pointe Safety ages 5-7, Thesdays and Commumty EducatIOn wIll For more mformation, Not rest, but exercIse. Town teaches children Thursdays, 9 30 a m -10 30 hold two seSSiOns of call (313) 885-4600 entermg kindergarten and am, $40 Techno-Science 'Camp We are not yet what we should be, first grade about safety and • Beginners gymnas- 2001 Grosse Pomte Farms wlil But we are growmg toward It; good citizenshIp hold two basketball clin- tics, ages 8-10, Mondays Classes WIll meet at Operation Brainy.Zany The proces!'. is not yet fimshed, will be held for chIldren m ics for Farms reSIdents and Wednesday, 10 15-11 15 But It IS gomg on; Barnes School at the follow- July 30-Aug 3 from 1-3 am, $40 mg dates and tImes grades K-2 and Mind ThIs IS not the end, Masters WIll be held for pm for 7-9 year olds and • Prep gymnastics, • June 18-29,9-11 30 But It IS the road Aug 6-10 from 1-3 pm for ages 13-15, Mondays and am chIldren m grades 3-8 Both camps meet at 10-12 year old Wednesdays, noon-1 pm, • June 18-29, 12 30-3 $40 All does not yet gleam In glory, Barnes School and run from Cost IS $30 pm PreregIstratIOn and pre- But allis bemg pUrIfied." July 30-Aug 3 from 9 a m For more mformatlOn, • July 9-20, 9-11 30 a m call (313) 343-2476 payment IS reqUIred A very helpful word for all of US, • July 9-20, 12 30-3 P m to 3 pm Cost IS $195 For more mformatlOn, For more mformatlOn, Fathers, grandfathers, mothers and all, • July 23-Aug 3,9-11 30 call (313) 343-2560 ~Y Martin Luther, father (1483-1546) am call (313) 343-2178 Something's fishy Grosse Pomte Farms WIll • July 23-Aug 3, 1230-3 The NeIghborhood Club Slam dunkin' host the Farms/City pm WIll hold gymnastics Fishing Rodeo for resi- • Aug 6.17, 9-11 30 a m Boys and gIrls m grades classes for a vanety of skill • Aug 6-17, 1230-3 pm 2-8 can work on their bas- dents 17 and under on levels Cost IS $125 ketball skIlb at a basket- Saturday, Aug 11, at PIer Park Classes for begInners WIll For more information, ball clinic offered by be held Mondays, June 18- ThIS free event Includes call (313) 343-2178 Grosse POinte Commumty July 30, from 11 a m -noon EducatIOn at Brownell breakfast, lunch and door pnzes Classes for mtermedlates Learn babySIttIng baSICS MIddle School July 9-13 WIll be held Thesdays, June American Heart a\1 at the Grosse Pomte Farms' from 9 30 a m -3 p m PartICIpants should 19-July 31, from 10 a m - American Red Cross Cost IS $130 arnve by 8 30 am Flshmg noon CPR Associatioth.¥ Babysitters training Gro~~e Pomte Commumty beginS at 9 am Classes for advanced ~ Hean Dl$ea$e The ddb~, targeted for 11 EducatIOn Will also hold a For mal e InformatlOn, begmners WIll be held can keep your lore alire andSltr*e to 13 year aids, Will be held, 'B'asketball Summer call (313) 343-4728 Wednesdays, June 20-Aug June 26 and 28 from 9 a m - Program for those lookIng Grosse Pomte Shores Will See SUMMER, page 5B Christ the King ~ '?!i Grosse Pomle Lutheran Church I".'~t'WOODS Mack at Lochmoor ~'.J PRESBYTERIAN 884-5090 • Church 8 15 & I(}45 • m WorshIp Service SERVICES 9 30 a.m Sunday School & 19950 Mack (between Morass & Vernier) Bl hIe Classes 9 00 & 11'00 a.m WOl'$lup "Mystery MansIon" 10 lOa m EduealJon Hour .' Arst Engl~h Ev.Lutheran Church VBS June 1&-22 Nursery SeMC8S Available ~i5tDrit Grosse Pointe Unitarian Vernier Rd. al Wedgewood Dr Supem sed Nursery Pro\ Kled Church 4ffi[a:riners' ~...w chnsllhd.Jng~ org Grosse POlllle Woods Randy S. Boelter, Pagor 8864301 Father's Day 884-5040 OIqurdr E-mail gpwpc:hurchOaol com II TIlIIOthy A. Ho1lertand, Assr. Pastor St,PaulEv,Lutheran Web sde or Church Picnic ~ 7.30 p.m. Tbunday TradJllOOa1Serna 375 Lot'-P • CIuIlfonte SInce 1842 1030 a m WorshIp SelVlCE "'f'or"" 9'00 a.m. Sunday Tr3d1lJOOal Setva I St. James Lutheran Church A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE GRACE UNITED 17160 MAUMEE 10-lhm CootmlXJl3lYSetva 10:00 a.m. Worship 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval t1\ 881-0420 The J 92 8 Book of Common Prayer Grosse POinte Farms. 884-0511 WCHURCH OFCHRIST Rev John Comlllo MlI1lsle r Dr Walter A Sdurndl, Paslor Nursery Ava'iable SUNDAY Summer Worship Schedule 1175 Lakepomle 41 Kercheval Rev Bartoo L Beebe, ~aIe Pastor Rev. Ft8dIIteIt IlIrmI, PII!cIr 830 a.m - Holy Commumon 9 30 a m Sunday Worslup Grosse Pomte Pm 822-3823 Ilev.IIonaI CGUiIr, AAoc. PII!cIr 10 IS a.m • Adull BIble Slooy POINTE 11 00 a.m - Holy Communion Holy Euehanst Q- GROSSE'" Sunday. Worship I 30 a m l\~aint Church Sunday School ,.:#r~..730 pm Wednesday Worslu Tuesday - Thnft Shop 1Q-30 - 330 UNITED nmbrose 1. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL and Nursery :-114 13':,\': Holy Euchansl Wednesday - AmilZlng GI1ICe Seniors CHURCH CHURCH THURSDAY every second Wednesday at Nur>ery pro\1ded ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park 12 10 P m - Holy Commuruon ;~~I?~i The Tompl..ms Center at ...... 1\(, AfFuATW WITH Tt£ uce AND ABC 14IIjPariSh near LocluDOOr Club Windmill Porn Ie Park 11 00 • 3 00 2AO CHALFONTE AT LOTHROP Grosse Pointe Woods MlUUtus' on Hm P/ilvl 01lire TIInnd Frte SeruM Ptll'ldllg • Ford Gimlge Rev Gustav Kopka Jr , Ph D COME JOIN US 884-3075 Swlday Enlu 01 ~d" JeffttS/Hl rI 8 00 am Holy Euchanst Pastor Rev Henry L Remewald Saturday: Vigil Mass ''The Greatest Debtor" at 4:00 p.m. 10' I5 a.m Church School The Rev. Richard W.lngalls, 10 30 a.m Choral Euchanst Rector Ast.~ .... Grosse Pointe Sunday Masses at 8:.30 & I I: 15 a.m. (Nursery AvaJ1ablej Kenneth J. Sweetman, 010•IIi a.rcII 10-00 A. II! FAMILY WORSHI P UNITED (CIIIB ROOM AVAlLAIl1..E) Organist and Choirmaster :n__ IlIl-SlCl*'" 51 Ambrose Roman Caltlo/Jc Church l(}(X) A. III CHURCH SCooot. METHODIST 15020 Hampton, Grosse Poole Park 884-4820 313-259.2206 (I1DI77Wl11 Rev E A Sray Paswr One bIodc north or JeIIeBon, at Mlry\Md .....nnersdlurcboldttroit'O'l CHURCH Re, Scott. DaVIS AIS'" Paswr +Shalll JoyfUl" lIII CIIrlIlIIII wwwgpUnlted.org FIl1Il. Tl'ldltlon IIId WorIIlIp A Fnendly Church for olllll HolJ ApoIlI. All Ages Grosse Pointe Baptist Church ~ ., Christ Church Grosse Pointe 211 Moross Rd. ~ (Episcopal) ~ Grosse Pointe Farms Chrul Cenlered and Canng Commilled 10 Youth and Commumly 600 pm. Ho!y liIurgy ~ 886-2363 Sunday WorshIp - 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM ~ 9'3{) a m Worslup 10-00 o.m. Holy LllUIlfj CG From page 4B 1, from 11 a m -noon Classes are $54 for mem- ber'l and $66 for non-mem- %~~ bers An intermedIate c1abs wIll be held Tuesdays, June 19-July 31, from 10 am. Sacred.Heart of Jesus noon Cost IS $108 for members and $123 for non-members The Neighborhood Club ~ate~6~tv~ Will abo hold a gymnastics camp for children III grades 9-12, Monday" and ~~r/~~@"~ Wedne"days, June 18-Aug 1, from 9-11 a m Cost l'l $217 for members and $232 for non-mem bers Date: Friday, June 22,2001 For more mformatIOn, call (3131885-4600 Time: 7:30 p.m. Volley and serve Place: St. Edmund Gro'lse Pomte Farms will hold a youth volleyball 14025 Twelve Mile clinic for re"ldents age'l 10- 13 Aug 6-10 from 930-11 30 Warren, MI48093-3898 am Co~t l'l $30 and class ~Ize Theme: I" lImited to 20 "tudents For more mformatlOn, call In Honor of the Immaculate Heart of Ma/}'; there will be a Mass (3131 343-2476 beginning at 1.'00a.m. in the moming, Ss/urdaX June 23, 2001. Main Celebrant: Most Rev. Fr. Robert Witkowski, Pastor 0 N z A ~... >- Contributions to Please make your 0 12MIlE RO t l! contributions to: ~ a: Support our Work :l a: ffi :z: Vl Men of the SICr8d Hearts z will be ~ l!I ~ P.O. Box 540 * :t: '-' Vl Appreciated Sf. Clair ShoreS, MI48080 I.... June 14, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 66 Health Is alcoholism a disease? How to play it safe Jeff and Debra Jay aspect of the Illness. These studies find that It IS Special Wnters genetl~s, rather than upbringIng, that determInes a in, around water Dear Jeff and Debra: person s rIsk for developIng alcohohsm 7. Penmeter and motIon An alcoholIc does not metabohze alcohol the same Summer IS here, and the I am fed up wIth all thIs talk about alcoholIsm as a alarms - Infrared detector way nonalcoholIcs do. Studies show that alcoholIcs are National Spa & Pool dIsease No one forces anyone to drmk It's a chOIce beams are among the hlgh- not as senSItIve to alcohol as nonalcohohcs, thus the InstItute (NSPI) has water that people make and It's obvIOus to me that some peo- safety tiPS for famIlIes to tech safety optIOns now ability to "dnnk everyone else under the table" ple are Just Irresponsible keep In mmd throughout the available at affordable Alcohohcs are usually the people who are praised for I drmk socially myself, always m moderatIon I season pnces Infrared systems make c: deCISIOnwhen to have a dnnk and I decide the way they can "hold their liquor" "Make water safety a pn- sound an alarm when the when to stop I am SIck and tired of people making Mice have been genetIcally engIneered to have low- onty thiS summer," says beam IS crossed, and can be excuses for alcoholics I don't beheve that alcoholIcs senSItIVity or high-senSItIvity to alcohol HIgh-senSitiv- Roger Galvin, CEO of NSPI Installed around the perime- Just got some kmd of germ or virus that makes them Ity mice cannot drInk much alcohol before experienc- "SWimmIng, water recre- ter of a pool or spa Water drmk too much The whole Idea ISludicrous Ing negative consequences. Low-sensitiVity mice can atIOn, and water sports are motIon alarms are placed m Worse yet, we are sending the wrong message to our drmk large amounts of alcohol before they exhIbit excellent and healthy family the water along the edge of chIldren about self-dISCipline and control Impaired behaVIOr Far from bemg uncomfortable WIth activIties and these safety the pool and sound an alarm - Fed Up Father (by e.mail) additional drinks, alcohohcs develop craVIngs that pro- tips prOVIdelayers of protec- when the water IS dIsturbed Lansing, Michigan pel them mto further drinking Research shows that tIOn ~o evervone can plav It In anv wav these cravmgs are related to altered braIn Chelllll:ttlY safe m and around water" 8. Latches and locks - Dear Fed Up: AlcoholIsm has been recogmzed as a disease by the Fence gates should have Many people beheve alcohohsm IS a chOice In earlI- Amencan Medical ASSOCiatIOnSInce 1956 because It NSPI safety tips: latches that automatICally has predictable symptoms and phases, like any other er times, It was commonly beheved that mental Illness 1. SupervISIon close and latch securely. was a chOice While today we understand that mental chromc illness Wmdows and doors that Alcohohsm Isn't curable, but It IStreatable Constant adult supervISIOn Illness IS a disease, behefs about alcohohsm haven't IS the pnmary precaution open to the pool or spa area Alcohohsm has both genetic and envIronmental caught up With SCIence for whIch there IS no substI- should all be eqUIpped With aspects You may be genetically susceptible to alco- As a moderate drmker, you Instmctlvely feel your tute Never take your eyes self-latchIng deVIces holIsm, but If you never drmk alcohol, you won't acti- own hmlts For example, at a cocktail party, you prob- off a chIld when he or she IS 9. Safety covers - Get an vate the dIsease ably don't want to have more than a couple of drmks In or near a body of water, Impenetrable covermg that We cannot yet predict when a person Will become In fact, you might not even fimsh your second dnnk not even for a second All completely covers the pool or Your body ISmetabohzIng alcohol normally, and after alcoholIc once they start drinkIng Some people are other safety precautions spa, blockmg access to early onset, some are late onset, and stIll others are haVing two drmks over the penod of an hour or two, should be used In additIOn to water InSIst on a cover that you have had as much of alcohol as you deSire For perIodIC or bmge drmkers. There are many subtle constant adult supervISIOn has a label statmg that It you and other nonalcohohc drmkers, to have another vanatlOns to thIS dIsease and many contnbutmg com- Don't conSIder your child to meets the ASTM F13-46 drink would be uncomfortable To have two or three plIcatIons. Many people of great mtelligence, moral be "drown-proof" because Standard for Pool and Spa standmg and accomplishment have succumbed to the more dnnks would be out of the questIOn Not only you enrolled hIm or her In a Covers would you be serIOusly ImpaIred, you might even pass dIsease of alcoholism. SWImmIngclass. 10. Portable telephone - out. We can Illustrate the genetic vulnerabIlIty to alco- 2. Thys - Thys, tncycles A cordless or poolslde phone In the 1970s, Cloninger and others performed a holism by comparing the dIsease to allergIes. One per- and other playthIngs should means parents don't have to seTies of landmark studIes that verified the genetic son may be able to walk through a field of Wildflowers be stored away from the pool leave chIldren unattended Without any problem, while another person expen- or spa area A favonte toy while they answer the ences extreme dIscomfort. It's not a matter of one per- left near the water can be a phone son havmg more wIllpower over wIldflowers, It's a very strong attractIOn for a 11. Ropes, hfe nngs, shep- matter of genetIcs. When the person WIth allergtes child herd's crooks - Rope and keeps WIldflowers out of hiS or her enVIronment, the 3. Substance-free float hnes placed across the allergy symptoms go away Never use a pool or spa pool alert SWImmers to the whtle, or after, consumIng separatIOn of the deep and Alcohol ISthe No 1 drug problem m Amenca and alcohol or any drugs shallow ends of the pool the most damagtng drug to the human body Studies Consult a phySICIan If tak. Rescue eqUIpment such as show that chIldren who begIn dnnkIng before age 15 mg any medicatIOn on a reg- lIfe nngs and shepherd's have a 40 percent chance of developIng alcoholism; at ular baSIS prior to sWIm- crooks can be used to pull age 17, It drops to a 24.5 percent chance; and at 21 ming or us10g a spa someone In trouble to safety years of age It drops to 10 percent. If a chIld's family 4. Dlvmg - Know the 12. Emer~ency procedures has a hIStory of alcoholIsm, these percentages are even depth of the water prior to - LearnIng CPR, cardIOpul- monary reSUSCItatIOn,IS a • Generally healthy men or hIgher The best message we can give our children is diving, and never dIve mto shallow water Never dIve skIll that may save a hfe postmenopausal women to abstam from alcohol. Although no one IS responSIble for developmg the mto an above-ground pool The local YMCNYWCA, the • Not taking drugs for osteoporosis Learn safe dIVIng Red Cross, and many local disease of alcoholIsm, alcohohcs are responsible for hospitals offer classes theIr recovery. The good news IS that treatment for 5. Fences and gates - FenCIng should be at least The National Spa & Pool WHERE: Michigan Bone & Mineral Clinic, PC at alcoholIsm ISmore successful than treatment for other Institute IS the mdustry St. John Hospital & Medical Center chromc diseases and regular attendance at AlcoholIcs four feet high Check local regulatIons for speCIfic orgamzatlOn representIng Anonymous meetIngs helps people achieve long-term more than 5,200 manufac- sobnety. requirements 10your area. Participants May Receive: 6. Door and gate alarms turers, dlstnbutors buIlders, retaIlers and ser: • Regular Bone Density Tests Jeff Jay and Debra Jay are the authQrs of, "Loue - Many deVIces are avaIl- able that attach to pool/spa vice comparues that share a • Regular Visits & Evalutions First A New Approach to Interuentlon for Alcohollsm and Drug AddlctLon, "publIShed by Hazelden. The book access doors and gates that commItment to faIr busmess practIces and a standard of • Investigational Drug IS auallable at the Grosse Pomte PubliC LIbrary, and at Will sound a loud chime • Calcium & Vitamin D Supplements when op~ned and closed excellence In health and Borders and Barnes & Noble Jeff and Debra Jay are safety NSPI also conducts • Travel Compensation profeSSIOnal mterventWnlsts who lwe In Grosse POinte And placmg alarms on slId- Ing doors, WIndows and all an mdustry certification Farms. They may becontacted at (313) 882-6921 or program for pool bUIlders For more information call: through theIr web site. www lovefirst.Mt eXIt doors WIll alert you to chtldren leaVIng the house anrl servIce profeSSIOnals 1-888-844-9010 For more mformatlon about sWImmIng pools, call (800) 323-3996 or VISItNSPI onhne at www nspi org EDITH MCNAUGHTON FORD CENTER FOR RADIATION ONCOLOGY Leamhow to prevent foot, ankle injuries Bon Secours Cottage Health ServIces and When the diagnosis is cancer, Hanson's RunnIng Shop Will sponsor a free lecture "Staymg on Top of You; Stnde," by Dr Chnstopher Zmgas, an orthopedIC sur- your choice is near. geon The lecture Will take place at 6 30 P m Monday, June 18, at Hanson's Runnmg Shop, 20641 Mack In Grosse POInte Woods Learn to prevent condI- tions such as heel spurs, shIn sphnts and stress frac- The edi1h McNaughton Ford Center for Radiation Oncology IS the EastSide's tures by stretchmg and warmIng up bjlfore JoggIng or walkIng A questIOn and newest cancer care faCility It offers easy access to high quality, commuOity-based outpotientlreatment and services in answer seSSIOn WIll be Included To preregister, call a convenient, comfortable neighborhood setting. 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P 9&0110 12'00 88 June 14, 2001 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News 'Merchant' gives a new dimension to Shylock The 2001 Stratford Yet they are pn>pared to do laughter-provokmg action creatmg an awesome spec- "security" doll with whom to and grace Festival .,ea~on opened bu~mes., a., nl'cded \\ Ith and a fascmatmg new tacle of the Venetian Justice debate IS engagmg and rIch This play was wntten, lecentl) with a productIOn acknowledgement that they prommence for the role of system Rami Posnel's Prmce of after all, m the same penod of "The Merchant of VenIle" hve m a culture Portia Portia hold~ everyone m Morocco and 11m that gave us "Romeo and that take~ a rare even- (Shake.,pedre\ \el 'IOn of In fact, there IS a slgmfi- suspenbe a", she acknowl- MacDonald'" Prince of Juhet" and "A Midsummer handed look at Shylock It renal",'aml' Venice I that cant and revealmg shift m edges the Ju",tness of Arragon provIde a cameo Night's Dream" Those al'>o otTer'>a probmg new Vle\\., the ,JL'IIa" Ilttlc bet- the fOCUbof the plot Shylock'b case, only to entertamment that borders romantic works come to exploratIOn of the other ter than a loan ,hal k Shylock does not domInate destro\ It 1\Ith a legal on ~atlre TheIr egotlbtlcal mInd as Adnan Gould as plot.. and chal8cteh In thl' Beautlfulh l';>.L'Lutl:'dco, tlll~ productIOn Director devlce-Ju"t ab he ralbeb hiS self-confidence and preten- JessIca (Shylock's daughter) \Iell kno\ln but too often tumeb of thl' l! a help kel'p Richard Monette has cannl- knife tlOUb an ogance collapse and DaVid Snelgrove as "tereotvped ",ton The the pel "peLtI\ e I) brought a new depth to There 1', humor, too, that utterly as they make the Lorenzo, WIth Whom she Ie,ult ;" a Iellal dmg reap- the IelatlOnshlp between ha" alwa\ '" been Iymg dor- wlOng chOIces m the nddle has eloped, banter tenderly prdlbal and heightened State of the Arts AntOniO and hlb young mant 111 the bcnpt Pabsmg to wm Portia m marrIage about their love In Portia's appreciatIOn of the gl eat- fllend, Ba,,~anlO, for whom remark, between the It Ih a scene that provides starlIt garden ne.,,, of thl'" pia) the merchant borrows the Ven('tlan., that amount to both welcome comic relIef ThiS IS a refreshIng look As Shylock P,lUl Sole~, money agall1bt a pledge of a hght banter are cleverly and m",ght regardll1g at one of Shakebpearp',> \' 'th "upl'rb 'UI-i rt f, m r"'mrl r>fhl< r>\' [' flesh J.dll't'llU '.lllJ U<-wll'<- Jul."" ruJ 'Jd'" HUlJt'bIUI lIel rela- greatest and most popular the re • eM.m res/nctlOns apply See your AM rrilvel America" compact dISC WrIt- Agency for complete de/ilIls wwwaaamich com • ten and sung by ScI1han, which IS expected to be released In the next few weeks The 17-song country- 1Lc.S~ pop compl!atlOn covers songs from the Vlkmgs' first presents voyage to the New World to the first man on the moon It IS Sleepmg Bear Press' first C)I~ musIc release , Smce the release of "Flbblestax" last year, a III(_S story about a boy who Invents words, Scl1han has been vlsltmg one to two SHOWS THURSDAYS Ibru SUNDAYS schools each week - a schedule that's unlikely to 313.9&5-2222 diminIsh SInce the release of vvww.secondClty.com the new book "It never dawned on me m;lIifJfma."". 248.645.6666 the Impact a children's book Next to the Fox Theatre can have on schools," saId SCllllan "I've always seen them as acceSSOrIes - some- thIng kid" read at bedtIme, but teachers have used "Flbhle 108 Family features byMadeleineSocia June 14,2001 Grosse Pointe News Educational The Wings, Monday through Public Library's Teen aVailable from 630 a m to 6 Zoo news adventures Fnday, from 10 a m to 4 Reading 2001 Summer and Greenfi('IJ Village, p m PreregistratIOn I" Talk to the ammals at the The Grosse POinte War pm, from June 25 to June Readmg Club Partlclpant~ 20900 Oak wood In leqUlred Fees vary Call Detroit Zoo. at Ten Mile and Memonal, 32 Lakeshore In 29, for children ages 8 to 11 Dearborn, will mark can pICk up an informatIOn (810) 772-4477 Woodward m Royal Oak Grosse POinte Farms, offers or July 9 to July 20, for "tu. packet at the Central Detrolt\ :WOth bll thday Travel back In tlme to expe- a full schedule of educatIOn- dents ages 12 to 17 The fee Branch, 10 Kercheval In during AmPllla ~ Hometown Tales and treats lIence Dlno!>auna III, fea- al and social adventure~ for IS $200 for one week or $400 Gro~se Pomte Farm~. Park Summel CelebratIOn, Share tall tale>. and treats tUI mg a Four-acre Dlno trail, children Little green for two weeks Boo~t your Branch, 15430 Kercheval In Monday, June 18 thlOugh during an Ice Cream Social Video" and a DmoSlmulator thumb~, age" 3 and above, daughter'" confidence, "elf- Grosse Pomte Park and Sunday, Aug 1q Fe>.tlvltlC~ at the Harpel Woods Public thnll nde, through Monday, can partake In a Bugs & esteem and a pO'ltlve body Wood~ Branch. 20600 Mack mdude a Vlllagp Pdrade fea- LlbralY, 19601 Harpel In Sept 3 The exhibit admls, Compo~tlng Seeds To Grown Image With a Girls m Gro~se POinte Woods lunng Mddame Mane Harper Woods, The"day, 'IOn I>. $4 DlnoSlmulator On Work~hop, Saturday, Empowerment Fitness Just fim~h five book.., fill There'e Cadllldl Game" on June 19, at 7 p m Call (313) ticket" ar€' $3 Tour the spec June 16, from 10 to 11 a m Camp, Monday through out the form~ and place the GIPen, L.1-De.Ddh>. 343-2575 tacular $6 million NatIOnal The fee IS $3 per child or $5 Fnday, from 9 30 a m to them In your local library'~ HI"tonc Bd,pbaJl and more Amphibian Con>.ervatlOn per family Improve the dex- 12 30 p m Ses"lOn~ will be Teen Read Box Three par- Travel through thl' pa,t 100 Centel ThiS state-of-the.art tenty of your youngster~, offered Monday, June 25 tiCipants at each branch U of OM Reading year.., via the 'pellal I'Xhlblt VIllage, dedicated to the con. age~ 10 and above, With through Fnday, 'June 29, for could Win a grand prIze Save your students, In Your Plate III Time 20th- ,prv~tl"n, prc~u \ ...lIUIl, Juggling, ;:,aturday, June 23, ~ll j" dg~" Iv to 14 dnd dl awmg on Wednesday, Aug iii ""dwu! till uu~h thll J Ct-Iltul y Amen( d Pat! on~ exhibitIOn and mterpreta- from 10 a m to noon The Monday, July 23 through 8, fOI $30 gift certlficate~ to grade, from vacatIOn regres- Lan tour thl' mu.,eum\ tlOn of amphibIan hfe, hou,,- fee I~ $15 ExerCise your Fnday, July 27, for little Borders Books & MUSIC sIOn With program>. fOlu>.lng Commul1lldllOn,. Lightmg, es a host of amazing animal;, youngster'~ Intellect and ladieS ages 7 thlOugh 9 The Cafe Call (313) 343.2074 on phOniCS and comprehen- Tran>.portdtlOn and ImagmatlOn thl~ ~ummer fee IS $150 Pre. regIstratIOn sIOn skill>. ho~ted by the Includmg Japanese gIant Dome>.tll Arb exhibitIOn,> >.dlamandel s, hellbenders, With a SCience Sampler for activIties can be charged Assumption offerings University of DetrOIt- The Mu<;eum " oppn dad}. to your Master Card or VIsa, Mercy's continuing emperor newts and dartmg LIving SCience Day Camp Register today for from 9 a m to Ii p m Thl' via fax at (313) 884-6638 or EducatIOn Dlvl"lOn Cla"ses pOl>.onfrogs The ZOOIS open program, fOI students age~ 5 Summer Time Fun, w~ek. Vdlage Ib open from 9 d m phone at (313) 881 7511 open Saturday, June 16, at dally, 10 a m to 5 pm Zoo to 10, Monday, June 25 days, Monday, June 18 to 5 pm, thlOUgh J'ln 1 the Neighborhood Club, admiSSIOn IS $7 50 for thlOugh Fnday, June 29, through Friday, Aug 17, AdmiSSIOn to the Mu~eum 17150 Waterloo 1Il GlOsse adults, $5 50 for senIOrs and from 9 a m to 3 p m The fee Teen readers from 9 a m to noon, at the ranges from $7 50 to $12 .'50 Pomte Thltlon I' $269, plus students. ages 2 to 12 Call IS $255 Jumor thespians Students, In Grade" 5 As"umptlon Nursery School AdmiSSIOn to thp Vdlagl' dn $18 matenals fee (248) 398-0903 can learn the how-to'~ of through 12, can get all & Toddler Center. 22150 Ianges from $8 50 to $13 50 PreregistratIOn 1" reqUired putting together a full- booked up thiS ~ummer by Marter In St Clair Shores Children under the age of 5 Call H800) 834-3693 length productIOn With In JOining the Grosse POinte Full Day ChJ1d Care IS also History alive and member>. ale admitted The Henry Ford Museum Bote&nic& (313)882 ..1439 Extraordinary Flowers for With warm weather comes Extraordinary Occasions. • Cosmetic Tote Gift with open•back dresses, swimsuits June ...lightning bugs, crickets, Purchase. 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June 142001 2C, Grosse Pointe News .. ~s~e q,o~ ~ Harper Woods Little ;, ~ e It I,:) g League highlights dnve home the runs Anthony ~~IV?P$' Grosse Pointe Soccer Association PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE VIOla, Branson Wilhams and G MIchael Symons played great Beavers 11, Ramers 8 - defense Jeremy Schlchtte pItched Connor 1'renz and Wilham Bly each Yo ell III rehef for the Sox had two hits. whIle Joel Mako ...sk, played solid defense Tigers 8, Yankees 7 - Nate GROSSE POINTE SOCCER ASSOCIATION LeYoIS pitched the TIgers to the Will Buffaloes 6, Beavers 5 - Joe Stansk, edrned th,. save hlle MItchell Gatske made t ...o out- Hobble Knight and Slanskl ere Travel Tryouts for Fall 'Oland Spring '02 Seasons standing defenSive plays dt third, the hitting heroes Other standoutto whlle Patflck LemanskI had the bIg Were Brandon Williams and Blake hIts to Win the game Smith GIRLS: Dragons, Breakers & Vipers (V-9 through V-1S) Racers 11, Beavers 1 - Joe. 1bJllver and GIOvanni Colette had Tigers 10, Cardinals 2 _ FRIDAY SATURDAY MO~'DAY Th'ESDAY ~t:) :'1Ilt:;I~/) hutJtJ,e hlllght .tru~k out I.! to lead \t~'ESDAY FIELIl the TIgers pa.t the Cards Branson MAJOR LEAGUE W,lhams Paul Chabot Mal k Age 6115/01 6116101 6118101 6119101 6.'20101 C,arvlno and Michael Symons were Tigers 6, White Sox I - Joe *V-9 Breakers 345-600 pm 900-11.00 am...... o P North the offenSive stars Nate LeWISand Stanskl struck out 13. while Anthony Cohsta played great *Must Attend Both Dates Anthony Collsta had the bIg hits to defense V-IO DragonsIVlpers . 6 OO-B00 pm 9.QO-I1.00 am...... G P North V.lI Dragons. . . .. 5.00.7.00 pm...4.30-6.30 pm . G P North V.12 Dragons 600-730 pm...... 6.QO-8:00pm (*Slde field) . o P North Softball V-13 Breakers 6 30-B30 pm ...... 6.30-8.30 pm...... Barnes From page Ie defeat V-14 Dragons 600-730 pm. ...9 QO-II00 am . . OP North "They deserved to Win the one-hit, 6-0 shutout of V.15116Dragons .730-900 pm...... o P North game becaus~ they outhlt us Warren-Mott m the reglOnal V.17 Vipers ...... 5.30-7:30 pm .. G P North and played better defense, semifinal but It would have been mce ~I can't say enough about to get one more crack at the way she pitched In both Mercy," she said GPSA Girls Travel Contacts: games," Van Eckoute said The Saddlehtes have had ~ Team Name NImbI Abel also helped out offen- some recent success In the Sively tn the champIOnship reglOnals, beatmg Hazel V-9 '93 Breakers Jim Farber... . 313-881-7930 game She collected three Park 4-0 m the 1997 region- V-IO '92 DragonslVipers JIm Zurek . . . .. 313-882.2187 hits and a walk and had an al title contest, plus 5-4 In V-II '91 Dragons KimBeemenlJohnMellon 810-771-6867 RBI groundout In the 14th mne mnmgs over Fraser m Inrnng V-12 '90 Dragons Jim WarrenlMarkTIriklan. .. 313.882-0989 '98 and 3-0 over Grosse V-13 '89 Breakers Dave Lankford .. .. 313-822.1944 "I thmk Katie was the POinte North In the '99 only one who dIdn't have her finals John WallonIDanKelly...... 313-881-8585 battmg average drop," Van "I thought we had a great V-14 '88 Dragons John Kronner (GirlsTravel Director) 313-884-8939 Eckoute said shot to get back to the quar- V-15/16 '86 Dragons Steve Adolph.. . 313-891-6072 Stephame Shepard start- terfinals after losmg 5-0 to V-17 '85 VIpers Bob Her.Jerson 313-885-7253 ed South's wmnmg rally Fraser m last year's region- With an Infield smgle She al final,~ Laffey saId "We moved up on Katherine gave up three unearned Ball's sacrifice and took BOYS: Salvo and Hurricanes (U-9 through U.19) runs and left a ton of run- third on an mfield smgle by ners on base, but a good rea- Katie Carettl Shepard son for that was the out- scored on an error on Judy FRIDAY MONDAY 11JESDAY WEDNESDAY TIIllISDAY SA1tIRIlAY FlEID standing defense South 'furnbull's grounder to Age 6115101 6118101 6/19101 fw2OIOl 6121101 6123101 played break the 1-1 tie Caretti "They robbed us of at V-9 Salvo...... 6:00-8.00 pm .6'00-8:00 pm...... Ford moved to third on the play least four hits that would and scored on Abel's ground- V-lO Salvo 6:00-8.00 pm 6:00-8:00 pm...... Ford have dnven home runs" out Julta Daher capped the Michelle Mitzel was the V-IO Hurricanes. 6:00-8:00 pm 6.00-8:00 pm...... Ford sconng With an RBI double only Saddlehte With two V-II Salvo 6:OQ-S:OOpm 6.00-8:00 pm...... Ford The South-Regina game hitS, gomg 2-for-5 was scoreless until the top V-12 Salvo 6.00-8:00 pm 6:OQ-800 pm.. .. G.P. North "We hit some shots, but of the Sixth mmng as nght at South," Laffey said V-13 Salvo. . .. 6:OQ-8:00pm I000.Noon G.P. North Saddlehtps pItcher Michelle "We knew It would be close U-14 Salvo . 6 30-S'30 pm. 630-8:30 pm...... G P. North Cybulski worked out of sev- and 14 mnmgs means It was (BlI£k field) eral Jams an evenly played game" Daher got the Blue DevIls V-15,U.16 MIkeO'BrienlCharhe Houston Tryoutsafter high school season Abel also made a con tn- started m the Sixth With a butlOn With her bat In the U.I7, V-19 Glenn Nadeau/CharlesMichael Tryoutsearly Spnng, 2002 one-out Single After a first game against Mott stnkeout, LIZ Halpin sm- She started a three-run Travel Contacts: gled to nght She took sec- outburst In the "econd Au Team N* ond on the throw, g1Vlng Inmng With a double, took South runners on second third on Daher's smgle and V.9 '93 Salvo TIm PankowskI. .313-881-5881 and thIrd Lawren scored on a fielder's chOIce V-IO '92 Salvo Mark TInklan.. . . 313-886-3804 MorawskI followed With a by Lauren Sulhvan After a V.IO '92 Humcanes RIchCarron...... 313-881-9782 ground ball Just inSide the groundout, Morawski drove U.II'91 Salvo Glenn Nadeau (BoysTravel Director) 313-417-8477 bag at first, dnvmg m the In two runll With a double game's first run Halpm also U.12 '90 Salvo Bill Gustme/John Mellon...... 313-~85-7227 Abel hit a two-run smgle tned to score but was In the fifth mmng to boost V.13 '89 Salvo Sean Maloney/SteveAdolph...... 313.881-8664 thrown out at the plate South's lead to 5-0 The Blue V-14 '88 Salvo Jon Gruenberg...... 810-777-9611 Regma tied the game In DeVils got theIr final run m V-15 '87 Salvo Marty DeClercq...... 810-774-1712 the bottom of the seventh the seventh on a Single by Jenna FlschlOne led off the Daher, a sacnfice and a mmng With a Single and thrOWIng error and Halpm's GIRLSIBOYS: Mustangs, Gators, United (U.I0 through U.19) came around to score on a squeeze bunt Single by Angela Blackwell, The only hit allowed by along With a throwing error Abel was a two-out Single m FRIDAY SATlliDAY MONDAY ~AY WEDel The Saddlehtes had the the fourth by Stephame wlnmng run on second base • Age 611510] 6116101 6/18101 6119/01 6120101 Luft Mott had only one run- • With no outs Van Eckoute ner a" far as second base • V-IO GIrlSMustangs ..6.QO..800 pm 9.QO-II.OOam ...... GPNorth went to the mound "I was worned about V-II Girls Mustangs .4.Q0-6.00pm 9 30-11:30 am .. "I could see their eyes get- Mott," Van Eckoute said "I' Barnes ting big," Van Eckoute said ; V-II Boys Gators. . .4.00-6:00 pm...... was afraid the gIrls would . 6 00-8'00 pm PIerce "I Just wanted to go out and be lookmg past them to : V.12 Girls Mustangs ..6.00-B00 pm 9 30-11:30 am . Barnes slow thmgs down I told RegIna A couple of times iV-12 Boys Vnlled '''''' 6.00-8.00 pm 6 QO-B00 pm PIerce them that If they closed the they asked me, 'How good IS !' V-14 GIrlSMustangs ..6.00-8:00 pm...... 6 QO-800 pm Barnes door now, everythmg would Mott?' I told them when you be OK" iV-15 GIrls Mustangs 6:00-8:00 pm. 6 00-8 00 pm Barnes get to the regIonal, you can't The words of Wisdom look past anyone ~ : V-16 GIrls Mustangs . . 6.00-8:00 pm.. . 6'00-8 00 pm. .Barnes worked Abel struck out the Regina ~dvanced to the iV-19 Girls Mustangs 3 QO-500 pm '" . next batter KIm PetruccI • 6 00-8 00 pm Barnes finals by blasting DetrOit hit a line dnve that left Cass Tech 13-1 tn the semI- : U-15 Boys -Gators Steve Miller Tryouts after high schoolseason fielder Carettl caught on finals • the run Abel then fanned a Sophomore Amy Whaley : Travel Contacts: pinch hitter for the final earned the WIn In the five- Au Team out Inmng, mercy rule VictOry Regma threatened In the "The girls scored early eighth when Cybulski and V-IO '92 GIrls Mustangs Chnsllan HatzenbelerfJohnPalffylJohn Bmy and often," Laffey said "I 313-824-43571313-417-3571 Sabnna HeIdemann walked WIsh we would have saved V-II '91 GirlSMustangs Dan Kelly/Sm Dow . 313.B84-4979 dunng Abel's bnef lapse of some of the runs for the V-II '91 Boys Gators Bnan TinmonlJerry Graney. 313-886.1038 control FlschlOne hit a South game" V-12 '90 grounder that "econd base- Girls Mustangs Dan KellyfStu Dow 313-884-4979 Hledeman and Blackwell V-12 '90 Boys Vmted Marty DeClercqlDoug Bohannon ...... man Halpin bobbled but she were the hItting stars, gOing 313-884-0746 recovered tn time to catch V-14 '8B GIrls Mustangs Bnan linmonIPaul GalealRlch Carron . .. . 4-for-4 and 2-for-2, respec- 313-885-29221313-881-9782 Cybulski In a rundown tively V-IS '87 Girls Mustangs Tim HalelKaren RIdgway (Mustangs Travel DIrector). 313-884-7769 between thIrd and home The Regina <'oftball team V-15'87 Boys Gators Steve Miller .. .. . 313.882-~251 The Saddlehtes also got a ended the 2001 campaign runner to thIrd With two out V-16 '86 Gnls Mustangs Jenmfer DunbarlPam Bartel...... 313-881.1632 21-17 overall In the 11th but Ball grabbed V-19 '83 Glrl~Mustangs Ed EgnalloslJ 1. Imesch ...... 313.8BI55361810-268-3745 "We "truggled off(>n'Hvely Blackwell's hne drive to m mo~t of our games," shortstop for the final out Laffey ~ald "We get both of FROM 1-94. South stranded runners our pitchers back and our at thIrd In the second, thIrd catcher back next sea~on, (south) and fourth Innmgs and the BARNES COMMUNITY CENTER: VernIer (east) to Momlf19Slde to comer of Falrlord and Morningside, Grosse POinte Woods whIch I~ Kreat for the FORD RELD:(east) Lakeshore behind Grosse POinte Shores Crty Bulldmg Blue Devils had runners In defeme, but I want the girls sconng pO~ltton In the nmth to really work on their hlt- GP NORTH HIGH SCHOOL: Vernier (east) to Grosse POinte North HlQh SChool; Vermer and Morningside and 10th frames tmK In the off-sea~on GP NORTlf HIGH SCHOOL (BACK FIELD)' Near Football Stadlum "Both teams had a lot of because wc want to get back PIERCE MIDDLE SCHOOL: 15430 Kercheval, Grosse POinte Park chances but both made a lot to th(> reglOnal~ next year of bIg plays to keep the runs and Win It ~ from sconng," Van Eckoute tt Laff(>y 10<'(>" Black well, "Call Your Travel Contact or Travel DIrector rt you have queshons Said HI('dcml'lO. Mch~~a Shu~, "It was the be~t game I've Katll' Madigan and Pam ever been mvolved In " Check the web site for possible hme, date and location changes for your age group. GPSA WEB SITE. grossepOlntesoccer.com Werling to graduation Regina coach Diane - Bob St ,fohn con Laffey was, gracIOus In tllbut('d to thl~ ~tory, --- June 14, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C, Weak schedule betrays ULS By Chuck Klonke "They were big, phySIcal ,aid "We Ju~t lOuldn't put Sports Editor and aggre!>slve and we're the ball Into the net made Umverblty LIggett more slIghtly-bUIlt and rely too many nll~take~, e~peclal- School'., ~ucceSb 10 tennIS at on our sklllb," Backhur!>t Iy m the fir~t half We can the ~tate level 1<;a rebult of said "Clawson wa,n't a good play bt'tter than we did coach Bob Wood scheduhng matchup for u!> And the agaln!>t Clawson" the toughe!>t pOSSIble oppo- longer gra!>s affected our The TroJan!> took an 18-0- nents dUring the regular !>hort pa!>smg game more 3 record mto their "pmlfinal beason than It dId their longer pass- game thiS week ULS ended ULs ,oceer coach DavId e" " the "cason at 17-3-1 Backhur~t plans to follow The TrOjans dommated In the "emlfinal agaInst that ~ame phIlosophy next the first 20 mmutes, "conng GreenhJll~, a team the sea,on wIth hiS team!> theIr fir"t goal only SIXmin- Knight!> had beaten by a "Our schedule hurt Ub 10 utes mto the game Claw!>on goal earlIer In the year, the the ("tate) tournament," made It 2-0 mIdway through Gryphon!> carned the play Backh\lr~t "\Id after the the firot h~lf bJ.t m"tLclJ of thl vugh the fil "t 10 Olm- KnIghts dropped a 4-2 deCI- concedmg the game to the utes sIOn to Clawson In the TroJans, ULS began attack- But ULS got on the "core- DIVlblon III regIOnal cham- mg board fir!>t About 12 mm- pIOnship game at RIverVIew With about five mmutes to ute... mto the game, Ealba Gabnel Richard go m the half, the Knights bent a ball downfield to "Both teams we played 10 got a thrOW-In to Mana Bahadu, who went 10 alone PhOlo by Rosh SIll.", the regional were very VaigOl, who sent a pass to on goalie AleXIS Morant and Groue Polnte North'. Erica Muncy is ready for any rebound as FarmIngton'. aggreb~lve and we weren't Kelbha Bahadu, who bhot ~cored goalkeeper makes the save during the Norsemen's 2-0 Division I regional.em!. ready for thpm," Backhurst mto the lower left corner of Shortly after Bahadu'" ftDal victory. a saId "That po1Otfi out the the net from about 18 yard!> goal, ULS defender Je~!>lca weaknesb 10 our schedule out Cobb had to leave the game We weren't used to hav10g But before the KnIght, because of breathmg dIffi- North soccer takes another step teams come out at us hard were through celebrating, culties While she wab rest- hke (Ann Arbor) GreenhIlls Clawson scored again to mg, GreenhIlls got a pair of and Claw,on dId We By Chuck Klonke pretty good battle The game A little more than 3 112, make It 3-1 at halftime goals from Jessie Seaver to weren't prepared for that" Sports Editor was scoreless until the minutes mto the game, FIVe mmutes mto the sec- take a 2-1 lead Several of ULS' Metro Grosse POinte North soc- Ventures got a goal from North got on the scoreboard ond half, Backhurst got Ju~t "Cobb I!> our be!>t man Conference games were cer coach Chip Stencel can Michelle Palazzolo III the Natalie Potthoff sent a pass what he was hopmg for marker and she had done a ended by a mercy rule And hardly walt until next year final mmute of the first half to Japowlcz, who put the Beth Sanders sent a pas" to good Job of keepmg Seaver With the KnIghts hav10g to "The last couple of years on a fine indiVIdual effort ball Into the net Bahadu, who weaved In check," Backhurst said we've been working to that Fifteen mmutes mto the Farmer made some out- play each league rival tWice, through five defenders to With about SIX mmutes It didn't leave a lot of room goal and we've made a lot of second half, BIshop Foley standing saves to preserve score the goal that cut the left In the first half, ULS got to schedule tough non-lea- progress," Stencel said got a goal from Natahe the Norsemen's slim lead TroJans'lead to 3-2 a corner kick Stephame. guers "We're losmg some key Galas, who went one-on-one until Japowlcz scored agam "We were all pumped up McIlroy sent the ball toward Backhurbt sees some semors but most of the team WIth North goalie MerrI WIth 2110 left In the second but WIth 33 mInute!> to go, the net and It deflected off a" Improvement on the hOri- comes from the JUnior class." Farmer and Just poked the half on a high shot IOta the Kelsha got a httle over- Greenhills player to ValgOl, zon Seven JUniors played key ball underneath Farmer far corner of the net aggressive and got a yellow who tapped It mto the net roles in North's advancmg to A few mmutes later, North North dominated most of "They've voted 10 a league card," Backhurst said "A '!\va mmutes later, the DIVISIOn II regional almost got on the scoreboard the play WIth senIor Beth tournament for the gIrls like mmute later, Clawson Bahadu outran the. champIOnship game that but goahe Nicole Galas Colaluca breaking up many we've had for the boys," he scored Its fourth goal" Gryphons' defenders and was hosted by the made an outstandmg save of Farmmgton's offensIve said "That means we'll play Moments later, Lauren sent a hard shot from 20 everyone 10 the league once Norsemen on Kelly JapoWlcz attacks JUnIor midfielder Ealba also got a yellow card yards out that went mto the North beat Farmmgton 2- "We camed the play for a DeSIree Michaels also Instead of tWIce And we11 so ULS was Without ItS two upper nght corner of the o In the regIonal semifinal good 15 minutes but they played a strong game only have to play one real top scorers for 10 mmutes net but dropped a 4-0 decision to didn't pamc," Stencel Said despite a large brUIse on her weak team In the tourna- "When they were both "It was a laser shot," Madison HeIghts Bishop "That was because of their forehead as a result of a col- ment That WIll leave us able to go back mto the BackhUl st said "Morant IS Foley m the regional final experience They have a cou- hSiOn With a Farmmgton eight non-league games to game, I told them that we an All-State goahe and prob- "The first regional game ple of players who are on the player strengthen the schedule" still had plenty of time We ably a DIVISIOnI player and has always been an obstacle OlympiC Development "Beth got a lot of our ULS came from behind to Just had to attack" she didn't have a chance on but we cleared that hurdle team" attacks started," Stencel beat Greenhills 3-2, but With 20 minutes left, It" thiS year," Stencel Said "We Stencel said that the saId. "And DeSiree gIves us a couldn't get past unbeaten Bahadu hit the post Leadmg 3-2 gomg Into the were one of the last eight Ventures' edge was in their phYSical presence" Clawson, losmg 4-2 Moments later, she took a second half, ULS concen- teams m our diVISion Next indiVidual SkIll level Stencel also praised the shot that rang off the cro<;s- trated on defense and kept year we'd lIke to make the "As a team we could play work In goal of Farmer, who Fitness classes bar With five mmutes to go, Greenhills from !>conng next step" WIth them, but when they'd also made several fine saves a qUIck whistle stopped a agam The Kmghts had breakaway attempt by Stencel saId that North's go one-an-one WIth us, they In the second half start Monday "trong effort" defen~lVely ValgOl from ~wepper Nayla Kazzl, , move up to the Macomb had the advantage," he saId "Her deCISion-making m The Fitness FIrm WIll Area Conference Red "Thev have some outstand- the second half of thl season "We had ~ome great Cobb KatIe Hollerbach, beU1n a ~lx-week beneb of opportunIties," Backhur!>t McIlroy and Ealba DIVISIOn was a factor In the Ing players on their team has been much better" 10\~-lmpa,t aerobICS and , Norsemen's tournament suc- who Just don't get rattled" Stencel said "She's always hlckboxmg classes on cess Foley scored two late In the nght posItion tD make Monday, June 18 "At the start ofthe season goals to seal the VictOry and the save" All classes Will be held at I had a meetmg WIth the advance to the state semifi- Stencel saId that North the JFK LIbrary m Harper team and I told them that nals was more mentally rl'ady for Woods SessIOns are on we'd have to work hard to "Our gIrls played hard," the regIOnal gam, than It Mondays and Wednesdays Take a walk finish 500 III the MAC Red Stencel said "It was a fun was for the earl} -season from 9 30 to 1030 a m and but that the state tourna- game to watch" non-leaguer against on Tuesday and Thursday ment would be our litmus Farmmgton evenIngs from 6 45 to 7 45 with a legend. test," Stencel said "You It was even more fun for RegIstratIOn IS $42 WIth TPC of Mldllpn. o.lrbom could see III the district the North fans a couple of "We weren't as emotIOnal- an additIOnal $3 charge for games that the competitIOn days earher when the ly charged early m the year new members Members can helped us We were able to 11'5the Chlmplonsblp golf fans welt fOiIU yell. Norsemen avenged an earh- and they were," he said attend any or all of the beat the teams from the A chance 10wilk the TPC WIth the leeends of plf: er 1-0 loss to Farmington "They had SignS up saYing available classes lower MAC pretty easily" lick Nicklaus, Tom watson, Lee TrevlllO, TCMIllOle, With the 2-0 WIn over the 'Beat North' TOnIght we had For more mformatlOn, call Hlle Irwin, Glry Player Ind defendlnl champion North gave Bishop Foley a Falcons the emotIOn carryIng us" (313) 886-7534 Raymond Floyd. And_I Troy booters are tough on Blue Devils ~~~ Chuck Klonke SENIOR PI.AYatS By you get thiS far" had a clear path to the goal leave the game Ridgway #HAMPIONIHI;: Sports Editor That was the warnmg after takmg a pasb from returned 10 15 seconds and Grosse POinte South gIrls HarkinS gave to the South Lindsay Peterson played the rest ofthe contest soccer coach Gene HarkinS players before the game Five minutes later, Treaclo despite a spramed ankle knew what to expect from And Troy came out Just as headed m a corner kIck to South played more Troy when the teams met m aggressIve as the Blue give the Colts a 2-0 halftime aggreSSIVely In the second the DIVlSlGn I regIOnal final DeVIls' coach expected the lead half, but It wasn't qUIte at Rochester last week Colts to be • South missed an excellent enough to overcome the Domg somethmg about It They used their sIze to opportumty when Ashll'} Colts' lead Troy had 16 was a different matter advantage, often preSSUring CotTman's 35-yard kIck hit shots to South's 10 and for "I've coached agamst most a South player WIth two or the crossbar the first time all season, the of these girls on my club three players And the offi- Blue DeVils goalkeeper Blue DeVIls didn't have a teams," HarkinS said after Cials let the teams play SylVia RIdgway wa" out corner kICk the Blue DeVilS beat It all added up to a 3-0 VIC- standmg, stoppIng several The game was the final Macomb Dakota 2.0 In the tory for Troy, endmg the Troy offenSive thrusts and one for Ridgway and her regIonal semifinal Blue DeVIls' season WIth a was a phYSical presence 10 senIOr teammates - Megan "I know they're good play- 17-3-1 record the net But WIth 3 1/2 mm- ShapIro, Elizabeth Moran, ers They'll be aggressive Troy scored the only goal utes left In the first half, a JulIe Miller, Enn Gnffin, and challenge every ball It's It needed nIne mmute!> mto Troy player crashed mto a higher level of play when the match Adrienne Treado Ridgway and both had to See SOUTH, page 5C • ' j) celebrating one .. h u- ,11 d ~, t~~lU tigersvsyankees monday june 78 7:06 Kids Runt!HI ~,~:t'IdJ tuesday june 79 7:05 wednesday june 20 7:06 thuFsday june 27 7:05 far tIckets call UII-ZS.TIGER or VISJt _ detrolttlf/fII'S com ~ ..., _ ,..,_ $II. "Includes a small pepsi and chOice of hot dog or fJlZ 1a slICe fOf'de'p«*fl9'JSOfgroupmf""",,""" _#_7f~ ,;I I _4C __ June 14, 2001 Sports Grosse Pointe News Late-inning runs haunt ND in Division IIregional semifinal By Bob St. John tlal ' ente playmg m the (CatholIc u'>at lea~t thl ee runs," Gust the lIght at the end of tunnel WIth four hIts Staff writer It'1> the selOnd ,>tralght League) Central DIVISIOn :,ald "We could have put the and I hope my players can The Notre Dame baseball PONTIAC Notre regronal semifinal 10'" for with the hke:, of DeLaSalle, gamE' away, but those defen- see It, too " team ended the season 14- Dame's baseball team the In~h after WInnmg CatholJt Central, Brother ~Ive play" kept Ortonvtlle- Walny, m hiS last high 22 overall wrapped up Its season last regIOnal tItle,; from 1992 Rite and U-D Jel>ult " III andon In It" school game, led the team weekend the same way It through the '99 8('a,>on, beat- Thp IIll>hJumped out to a 0 r ton v III p - Bra n don L b1 k d e played dunng the regular mg Madli>on Height'> 3-0 lead In the top of the .,lOled four lunl> to take a 5- ancers an e In season - play gl eat for five Madll>on 7-5, Redford fil i>tmnIng, thanks to a two- 4 kad, but the Irish mnmgs and then gIve It Thull>ton 7-1, No 11,mked lun homel by Paul BuscemI rebounded to takE' a 7-5 regIeanal sem efe I away Dearborn DIVine ChIld lS-3, and an RBI by Chns ad,antagE', thanks to Steve 1 IDa The Flghtln Insh 10l>t8-7 Lake Shore boO, NJell>on, who drove home SImon, Phil SImon dnd to Ortonvl1le-Brandon 10 a Birmingham Detlolt Mal k Walny Janll(' Embree By Bob St. John DIVISIon II regronal semlfi- Country Day 4-3, Royal Oak GUl>t\ crew made It 4-1 The Hawks tLCdthe game gles Staff wnter nal at Notre Dame Prep Dondero 5-4 and Madl'>on when John Jeanguenot 111 the fifth and In the bot- "We gave It our best shot RIVERVIEW The after blowmg leads of 4-1 HeIghts Lamphele H-O, tnpled and .,coled In the tom of the I>eventh Inmng, and It wasn't good enough," Bishop Gallagher guls soft- and 7-5 respectIvely thIrd mnmg th" In-h ~llVe UP a h>adoff Gore saId "We had our best bnll tCLirr Ian up ag,uu",t a -ThIS has been the story ot 'We have put together a Notre Dame could have IIalk, botched a I>acrlfice ::season smce 1998, whIch IS buzz saw m last weekend's our season" head coach strong regIOnal recold In my put the game awav but plav and watched a good message to send the DIVISIOn III regronal semIfi- Angelo Gu~t'saJd 'The guys 10 year; as head toach 01 tonvllie-Brandon . 'made OrlonvJlle-Brandon Win the gIrls who WIll return for nal game against Ene- fight hard and play well, but (whIch 11> turrentl) 14-2 tl\ 0 I>pectalular defenSive game on a one-out SUICide next season " Mason the mexpenence has hurt us after the Brandon lo~,»," play~, tdkmg at least three ~queeze play Gore losses VanderVoort m the late mnmgs and It bit Gust saId 'We played the run., awa) "Wf' hIt the ball extremely "They hIt shots agamst to graduatIon, but everyone us," head coach Denms Gore Us once agam entire season With a maJon- 'They made a dlvmg catch 1\1'11114 hit.,) and scored else returns, mcluding saId "They are a very good "I hope thl'> 'ea"on I' a ty of underclal>smen who In I>hallow nght field on a "e\en lun~ whIch ~hould standouts Angle Sample, I>oftball team that could wm motivatIOnal tool fOl our dIdn't have varsIty eApen. 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II~ .,.., .. s... ,...... a PN 06114/01 Secretary Board of EducatIOn June 14. 2001 Grosse Pointe News Sports 5C Harper Woods beats St. Clement, wins regional By Bob St. John the followmg season they Last weekend, head coach Staff writer the pa<;t, but thIS IS the pre- In the bottom of the fifth lost 9-1 to Rlvemew Gabnel MIke Rowinski and hIS ComIng Up for the NEW HAVEN - Harper sent and the guys went out Rhodes SIngled and scored RIchard In a regIOnal tItle PIOneers exorcised the PIOneers IS a pO!lslble spot m Woods' boys baseball team and played very good base- on Pietrangelo's SIngle contest demons, beatmg 8t the DIVISIOn IV Final Four was labeled as a good squad ball agamst a "ohd club 10 Semor Jay Rhoades and Then a string of three con- Clement 7-4 to WIn their St Clempnt" 10 Battle Creek on Fnday, that couldn't wm the big Whateley also "cored m the secutIve regIOnal title first regIOnal champIOnshIp June 15 game 'We were 10 big game!l mmng, thanks to a sacnfice defeats - 3-2 to Bloomfield SInce '90 In 1993, the PIOneers blew when we won the state tItle fly by JunIOr Ryan NanmnI Hills Roeper III 1998, 9-5 to "ThIS group of young men Softball a 5-1 lead late In a Class D 10 LIttle League la!lt sum- and a smgle by JUnIor DetroIt Holy Redeemer m came mto thiS game focused mer, .,0 that prepared us for regIOnal champlOnshlp Anthony DeSantIs A good season turned a '99 and 17-7 to MadIson and It showed WIth theIr the pI e~"ure we face 10 thiS game against Center LIne "ThIS IS great, but our tad "our last weekend for Heights MadIson last year solId play 10 the field, ~ yea I " .,tate playoffs," !lemor St Clement, lOSIng 6-5, and ultImate goal I!I wmnIng a the Harper Woods gIrls soft. - added Insult to mjury RoWInskI saId "They knew Mike Wh..ltelev saId "We state champlOnshlp,~ ball team r know how to w'm and we did Rowmskl !laid It today. Head coach Carol Harper Woods easIlv Arthmlrl' and hE'r PlOn£'E'TS W!....ldt:y went th£' dIS- advanced to the finals, lost 10-0 to Waterford Lakes tance 10 the title game, gw- blankIng Waterford Lakes In a DIVISIOn IV regIOnal 109 up four hlb, mcludmg a 10-0 10 the semIfinals semifinal meaolngle"., three-run Rhodes threw a no-hItter, "That first Innmg took homer With t\',o outs 10 the stnkmg out nIne of the 16 everythIng out of us,~ bottom of the ~eventh hItters he faced mnmg Arthmlre said "We had td "We're loose and confi- play a perfect game to beat He <11"0 ~trUtk out nme dent," Rhodes saId follOWIng Lakes and to come out and "We' wer£' crulsmg along hiS pItchIng gem "We're commIt several errors 10 the until the homer made It a ready for the finals .. first mnmg Just set the ton6 httle c1o~er than we would The PIOneers scored all for the rest of the game ~ I have hked," Rowmskl saId the runs they would need In The PIOneers faIled to get "MIke did a great job of the first mnmg, thanks to a hit off two Lakes pltcherll Pltchmg 10 a game that has- two errors and an RBI dou- and only JunIOr KTlstui n't gone our way m recent ble from semor Ryan WIse year~ .. Vespa's two-out walk In tM Whateley had the bIg bat bottom of the fifth InnIn~ The PlOneer., got off to a In the game, gomg 3-for-3 stood m the way of a perfect fast start when ~enlOr Steve WIth three home runs game Rhode., dnlled a three-run Rhodes, NanmnI and Semor Teresa Pernno suf- home run 10 the bottom of Rhoades also hit homers 10 fered the loss, gIVIng up 10 the first mnmg the five-mnmg, mercy rule runs on 13 hItS, but only SIX They made It 4-0 m the vIctory of the runs were earned Phow. by Bob Bnlce second mnmg when fresh. "The guys dIdn't waste Head coach Mike Rowinski, standing far left, guided his Harper Woods boys "We had a fine season, but man Frank Pietrangelo any time gettIng on the baseball team to Its flnt regional title in more than a decade, beating St. I Wished the gIrls woul4 walked "tole second, board, but Lakes gave us a have played better m such a Clement 7-4 in the finals. advanted to third on a couple of runs Wlth defen- bIg game," Arthmlfe SaId, passed ball and scored on a sive mIstakes," Rowmskl "We WIll go back to th~ SIngle by semor Vmny said "DefenSive lapses have Scalahnno draWlng board and see What Pointe driver tunes up for race hurt us In the past, but not we can do next year ~ : St Clement scored a run By Brad Lindberg nght-hander It comes a few and conSIder the 90-degree today" The Harper Woods softt In the top of the thIrd Staff Wnter hundred yards after the left turn It'<; another Belle The Harper Woods base- ball team ended the sea sol} mnmg, but Harper Woods We're roundmg the first startmg lme At racmg Isle oddIty ball team Improved to 23-2 18-6 overall added thre£' lOsurance runs turn on a tour of the race speeds, RICCi Wlll cover the AJthough the track turns overall track on Belle Isle Jay RICCI dIstance m one second left, the outSIde wall veers IS dnvmg "It's a faIrly easy turn," he nght to prOVIde a safety The tour WIll be short says He cuts down the area for emergency vehicles b.ecause the 2 4-mlle tempo- turn's radlUs by steenng his and damaged race cars rary track, borrowed from Mercedes four-door close to Because dnvers m low-slung the Island's scenIC, nverslde the mSlde wall Racers call It cars can't see above the roads, IS still under con- flatternng the turns Turn cement walls to antIcIpate structIOn two, a left, comes up Imme- oncommg turns, they tend to On Sunday, June 17. RICCI dIately "follow the wall," RICCIsays WIll race In the open- "Turn two IS the hardest "When you come to thIS wheeled Barber Dodge Pro turn on the track, ~ says turn, you tend to turn late Senes, a prehmInary for the RICCI because you see the wall Tenneco Grand Pnx of Entenng the turn, the car fadmg away to the nght,~ he DetrOIt goes up a short nse then explams If they mIss the The Belle Isle road course drops At the speeds we're turn, they']] crash mto a bar- .. "'---- flS *etchy, to us~ one of dnvmg m RICCI'Ssedan, the ner made of old tlre~ "'., RICCI'Sfavonte descnptlOns hump IS hardly notIceable The Belle Isle track IS d To RiCCI, of Grosse POInte, On race day at 100 mph, It hodgepodge of asphalt Wlth sketchy mean'l on the edge gIves racers the wllhes patches of concrete RICCI Barber Dodge cars top out They crest the nse to see a warns hImself to be careful at about 180 mph The row of two-ton concrete on race day senes IS conSIdered a feeder blocks along the outSIde of "There's no gnp on con- to the Indy Lights CIrCUIt, the track crete Then you hit asphalt whIch often leads mto full- "See where the road falls and the car gnps, ~ he ,ays blown Indy cars off and goes up agamst the The race thIS Sundav Wlll Turn one on Belle Isle IS a wall?" asks RICCI be RICCI'SthIrd of the season, relatively lazy but narrow Three-quarters of the way hIS second year on the I through turn two, the car Barber Dodge Senes He Phow by Brad Londbe1 South suddenly falls forward and hopes to qualIfy hh orange Jay Ricci points his sedan into turn two on the Bene Isle race track in prePBt to the nght, toward the con- and blue race car, sponsored ration for this Sunday's Barber Dodge Pro Series race in support of the Tennecl From page 4C crete blocks Throughout our by J D Bynder, hIgh on the Automotive Grand Pri:I:: of Detroit. CaItlin Howe and Shaelyn tour, we pass sectIOns of wall starting gnd Moloney-EgnatlOs scarred from race cars that He says the start of the , Although South dommat- lost battles Wlth Belle Isle's DetrOIt race, whIch funnels ed the semIfinal game WIth narrow, often slIppery sur- traffic mto narrow comers face Dakota, the Blue DeVils one and two, IS the mo~t dIf- weren't able to put the "Turn two IS off camber, ~ ficult on the CIrCUIt RICCIexplams, as hIS sr:dan Father's Day GOLF SALE Cougars away until Juhe "Once you get over the Sale' Ends Sunday, June 17th Miller scored after takmg a dnfts, or "traIls~ as he puts start of the race, It geh pret- long pass from ShapIro WIth It, down toward the outSIde ty relaxmg," he says Boyne Countl)' Sports. a world class speCialty sports shopping exppnence _ Including the bnt wall brand namps on gol~ Tommy Bahama Polo Golf, Slgnd Olsen. Tommy H,1f,g.r. Patagon, JULy 59 2001. ISSIJE';~a 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL July 4 - HoBday ';17 ACCOUNT analyst for ,;:- ~ ClASSIFIED '<~":"""""?I"::":' ~. ~:~o:Dulles Includete~~~~~:re- W SELL YOUR UNUSED ITEMSI DD ...... ~'Tlll'~.. '.:, search and reconcilla. COOK,lull or part time ~ .a..ta.L.~ tlon of customers ac- Expenenced "Take JUNE 1 thru 30,2001 '~ counts ReqUIres MI- charge person". Apply BUY 1 AD - GET 1 FREEl ..". YO'IJIIIIOME: ~_ cr~soft Access and Within Village Gnlle, CLASSIFICATION SECTIONs 400'9 ' • problem solvtng skJils 16930 Kercheval . ..:.:.;.;,.-,-~.Friday, Juue 29, Ie noon Full time posItion (313)882.4555 Not Eligible '406 EIt*te S"" '409 Gara" Sale, '420 B•• Ilt/Cop.lgm.nJ •.',. Fax resume WIth sal. COOK- expenenced, re- Deadllne: Tuesdays 12 nOOn 4.~,.;:.:., GDJla.TV'D JIl. C. JIlQQ .... '....,DS.. sry requIrements to. liable Good benefits ~:'~ A:4.L• .&:i.~ ~""A.A:i 313-882-0345 Apply at Telly's Place, Prepa:srment required. MasterCardIVlsa, Check, Cash ~ Mondav,J...... 2, I2 noon ANIMAL t".ospttal seeks 2079t WMacdsk,Grosse .~, --If part tune assistant re- POlnle 00 Some RestrIctIOns Apply! ~ ~ OFFICE CLOSED sponslble f~r handling CUSTOMER selVlce Call 313-882-6900 ext. 3 S. ' .....:' ... and proViding care to representatives need- U boardmg and hospital. ed SupelVlsor and to Place Your Ad or for DetaIls! Ized patients and to assistants needed. GROWING bustness LABORERS wanted full 099 8USlNESS 109 ENTERTAINMENT 121 DRAPERIES maintain the appear. Work at home. Part needs help! Work tlma, Famous Matnte- PHONE ROOM ance and cleanliness time up to $t,OOO per from home Mall. or- nance Valid dnver's MANAGER ACTRESS aYallable to CUSTOM DRAPERIES ESTABLISHED Grosse host events, act as of the hospital. Week- rnOrllh FUll time up to derl E- Commerce license a must 313- EastSide manufacturer Bhnds, carpet, POinte barber shop for emcee, etc. Call Patti, ends a must If Inter- $4 000 per month $522+1 week part 839-4300 (est. 1968) of auto after. wallpaper, lease For tnfoonatlon, (810}774-7299 ested, please apply (616)964-7566 or time $t ,000.$4,0001 MAMA Rosa's PlZZena market protective! please call, (313)882- Bedspreads, decorative at Jefferson Vetenna- www nch1 Glbnet week full ttme needs phone help, appearance coallngs 5580 accessones ry Center, 11300 E. -----~-,__ JustTheGoodLrt DISC Jockey- all occa- www seeking' evening VISit our Showroom at Jefferson, Detroit 'ustomer Service {8B8)805-6135 cooks, waltstaff, pizza (5 30- 9 30pml SIOns, very professiO- 22224 Gratiot (313)822-2555 ~ (Harper Woods ~ makers & delivery 9 ODam-3 00 Saturday}. r nal, also offenng Kar- DRAPERIES BY PAT office) needed. GROWING busmess people. Apply after Telephone sales super- aoke. (810)294-1753 i 81 00778-2aM APPLICATIONS ac- 5.30pm. 9 30pm Mon- needs help Work 4p m 15134 Mack visor Sales! manage- capted fqr full! part day. Thursday! 9am- from home. Free NETWORK admtnlstra- ment expenence MAGIC of J R McAtee 125 CONTRIBUTIONS tune casf1lers, stOCk, 3pm Saturday Good booklet. www.plao tor to manage a Wtn- helpful, Willtratn. I Named "Best of De- dell, and butcher, phone skJlls & sales freedom com HlDO- dows NT12ooo/98 net- Excellent pay plan. 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS troit" (810)286-2728 BOOK donations need- Must be 18 YorkshIre background helpful. 934-3936 work With 5 selVers, Contact Mark, www mncatee com ed for St Clare Food Market, 16711 Will train Work at M k 313-886-1763 School Used Book Be home is option. 32 HAIR stylist & assistant Includ!OgE h MS Proxyd -P-C-T-U-R-E-f _ I CALLIGRAPHY: birth WANTED keyboard ------to style director Sta. and xc ange, an I tamer, expe- .announcements, wed- player top 401 sland- Sale. Call Pat,... 313-. ATTENTION I lose year old family busl- tIon available at busy 125 computers. Data. nenca preferred, full dtng inVItations, all oc- ards Leave message, weight & gel paid for ness also needs man- Grosse POinte salon base and web deSign time With benefits. cas Ions Call MIChelle (313)343-oo29 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL It Angela 810-790- ager! supelVlsor Ex. Health Insurance expenence a plus. (313)881.6305 at (313}640-4171 , 6744 wwwhbn4ucom cellent pay plan Ka- aY8Ilable & vacalton Contact Scott Tlly at RECEPTIONIST for Access W1012 ren 31~1763 pay Excellent educa- (313)886-1221, I'LL come to you and '12 HEALTH & NUTRITION __SECRETARY'ow ...... _ take your portraits 25 COUNSELING- adults, AUCTION coordinator to DEU person must be 110nal opportUnity for stlly@gpacademy,org ~~osse{~f~}::arJ9~~ ~a'7."="dlitlcs. lad. IIpt __..L gUide and support vol- 18 Apply WIthin Alger recently licensed or FAX resume 313- 3 3)884-2440 pictures lor $25 Call couples, adolescents, unteers lor area's Dell & liquor 17320 graduates to tr8ln for 886-2904 { 1 Bob,313-881-4413 children Linda Law. 1Iec~"""""'''Ia-..r,-_ eo. up.aec. most exciting fund- Mack, Grosse POinte. own chair. Call 313- PAINTER, minimum 5 -R-E..,.C-E-p-n""O-N-IS.,..T----o-n-- NEED help? Have your rence, Psy S, LLP 5eDd.--to: AJIUY!A TOOL 1Ir raISer Organizational ----:----",.--:-: 881-4500 for IntelVlew years expenence, fUll calV contingent. personal chef and eat 22811 Greater Mack ~c:o. sklUs, MS Word re- DIRECT Care Staff or fax resume' 248. time own transporta. Heartland Health Care good tool Healthy (313}824-2250 1'.0. BO:t. 36117. qUlred, database fa. neeefed to work In 539-7995 tlon: non- smoker Center. Georgian ~oqklng, free consul- _ DImWIT.. I'll 48U6 mll1anty needed Rals- east SIde area group HARD working organ- Commercial & rest- East, a skilled nursmg tabon. affordable 313.885-3888 PERSONAL trainer Will ers Edge a plus Full homes with develop- Ized, punctuai IndlYld- denllal (810)773- care faCIlity, is seek- Connie, 313-258-2280 1Jme Fax resume to mentally dISabled ual needed for clean. 3321 after 5pm. Ing a speaal IndlVldu- train In your home or O adults Full or part I A GROWING 101 PRAYERS 313-886-2 94 or 109 offices In the ------_ a to serve as our re- gym. A C.E certifIed BUSINESS PDalm@gp bme aVailable. After- POlntes and Blrrrung- PART TIME ceptlonlSt on an on- (313)882-5422 NEEDS HELP academy noons mIdnights and! ham Must have own Computer System call! contingent baSIS NOVENA to St Jude 0I9 Work from home. May the Sacred Heart of ------or weekends. Will transportation and ref. Administrator POSSibilItyof day, eY&- Mall order! AUTO MechanIC Expe- Train Benefits Op- erences (313)885- Must be knOWledgeable nlng, weekend andl or Jesus be adored, glo- SHARPEN your tennIS E. Commerce nenced, nonsmoker, portunrty for advance- 1435 or (313)220- of MaCintosh equipment occaSional holiday nfled, loved and pre- skllisl Expenenced $522 plus per week reliable, fnendly Ex- ment Call 810-296- 7570 and hours Pnmary re- served throughout the prolesslonal, all ages Part- 11me cellent payl llexlble 3179 -:--____ TCpnp Networking. sponslbillties will be world. now and forev. & skill leve Is; pnvatel $1,000- $4,000! week hours Swan Import R for Chnst HOSTESS, fUll time, fax resume and answenng phones, er, Oh Sacred Heart groups (313)640- Fullllme 16100 East Warren, DI~e~7:r~d day care days Benefits availa- cover letter to greeting our guests, of Jesus, pray lor us 7929, Glenn www,securedestmy com comer of Devonshire K d rt ble Grosse POinte John Minnis, and light clencal Worker of miracles, 1-888-267-3232 (313)882-9273 ~~nte~o& h~~rserg~; restaurant. (313}B84- 313-885.1585 tasks. If mterested, pray for us St Jude, 114 MUSIC £DUCATION .t1elper of the hope- BEECHWOOD Manor week Monday thru 6810 PATRON Servtce Aep- please apply at' :'ess, pray for us GUITAR lessons. all A NANNY POSitions available Fnday, 6am- 6pm HOUSEKEEPER resentatlves. fleXIble HHCC. GeorgIan East Shy thiS prayer 9 times ages, your home First NETWORK Housekeepmg, resl- Some education cre<#- Grosse POinte Fanns hours Please fax re- 21401 Mack Avenue, a day By the 8th day, lesson free Sean, dent aide midnight ItS reqUired Send re- fulV part time High In- surne to 313-237. Grosse POinte, MI your prayer wl)1be an- (313)881-1890 Looking for quality shift Apply tn person sume & salary re- tegnty IndIVIdual with 3412, attention Hu. 48236 EOE MJFIDN swered It has never _ child care givers 24600 Greater Mack qutrements by June highest standards man Resources, Pa- _ been known to fall, PIANO lessons- start Top salary, benefits Monday- Fnday, 9am- 27 Advent Lutheran needed for fonnal tron SelVlces Or fill ...... """"""""SOii_"""1! never PublICation summer Beginners, 5pm Church, 2t439 Kelly, home Excellent saJ. out apphcatlon at De- ORDER PROCESSI~G (810)739-2100 must be promised advanced, your homel CLASSIFIED Eastpointe, Ml 48021 ary and benefits trort Opera House Se- CLERK ~..",---::-:-::---;:::::-: {313}417'2000 cunty Desk, 1526 Thanks, St Jude lor mlnel Certrfled teach. AAA Cashiers, deh prayers answered er (313)886-6862 AD SALES DOG groomer, busy ------Broadway, Detrort ~atlonal Company clerks, Grosse POinte PART TIME shop, expenenced IF you must work- work (lOam- 5pm) 48 hours, Special thanks to our area StartIng pay, up 119 - (313)882-8939, at home BUIld your =------II Mother Of Perpetual to 00 per hour Mr ~Requlred- (313)884-2440 own successlul RETAIL sales assistant goo paYr I $8 bus" Help AU C's Dell, 313-882- -Great Customer - -.,..""":'"'---:-;-=:;::_=_ ness $500- $7001 for small nautICal gift many benefits. 2592, Tom Service FLORAL designer! shop month Free Informa- shop Great pay, part THANK you St Jude, manager wanted for 110n time, fleXible hours St Anne, St Clare lor AAA -Good Computer & exclUSIVe floral shop www hangbal,com Great lor houseWIVes! raM resume to: prayers answered RS TypIng Skills In Book Tower Build. (800)336-5615 high schoolers or lor MR. C'S DELI Mr. B. No expenence necessa. Call For ,ng Must have profes------extra Income. Call ry Cashiers, cooks, Grosse POinte News & SlOnal references IMMEDIATE openings (8 t 0)773-4998 (3131874-3518 clerks, stock help Must The Connection 313.961.84tO for full time sales In karat gold be 8t least 16 Starting Newspapers --=-====;-;::-:-;::;::::= excitIng women's bou- racelet, 112" wide pay up to $8 00 based Telephone IntelVlew GARDENER for Grosse lJqlle In lhe Village 100 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HfLP WANTED GENERAL Chnst Church Fair on expenence Ask for Barbara POinte Weedmg, edg- Management capablh- fleward (313)822- Apply at Mr C's Dell, 313.882-6900 ext567 lng, cultlvatmg, plant- tteS wanted, expen- ~~~':":"l!i~~!ltI!!IIlIIi!I!IlIIYS!I!II!IYS!I!!l!!IIi1!!I!_" CERTIFIED teacher WIll 18660 Mack 7153 COLLEGE STUDENTS 109, pruning, tnmmlng ence necessary, tram- COMPUTER PROGRAMMER NEEDED tutor Reading, math, Grosse POinte Farms, wnling 1- 4th grade Mack at E Warren HIGH SCHOOL Must have own trans- Ing avaIlable Must be Contraot poslUon available. (313)824-8507 313'881-7392 GRADUATES I portatlOn Good pay, motivated and respon- Flexible hoW's ., ask 'or Chen good work, good an" SIble Will conSIder Looated near 194 " Lcd"'e areL Or 20915 Mack, wwwWOrldQ[ tude' 8t0-420-8770 part time WIth expen- • GUIDE TO SERVIC&S GROSSE POINTE Grosse POinte Woods, students cQIIl -=~=---===~:U ence Fax resume, 2. years expertenoe In one or LEARNING CENTER between 8 & 9 MIle $1405 Base/ApPI GREAT opportunl!yl references to A more orthe folloWing: 884-3880 ask for Donna FulVPart Time Openlllgs GroWIng home 1m. Schultes, 313.640- Aooess, Foxpro, SQL, c•• 107 CATERING :: "I I~,"~ Conditions EXist provement company 4457 Data oonver.ion " standardization 131 J(erc""voli. G P F Must be 18. offers fantasllC pay - __ --,..-- AAA Store Manager- CATERING, quality, 313-343-0836 must have references Fun work enVironment while you work out. LANDSCAPE workers experlenoe a must. economICal Susan, No expenence doors Paid training, needed for full time Call Tom at Mr C's Fax resume, (313)881-5666 Del. 313-882-2592 necessary- We train call today (810)772- work Will Ira In 81G-498-9606 4233 (313)885-4045 Attention: Mr. B: 313-874-3:510 1!l!R-!l!!-II!l"CI!1l!B!!..'=L...:a..~utI4""Uleoouu!h'unillwgL!leg&!lL!l'4la Ir.:IL Claaaifieds Thursday. June 14, 2001 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection- 100 HElP WANTED GENERAL 101 HHP WANTED 103 HElP WANTED 304 SITUATIONS WANTED 305 SITUATIONS WANTED , 401 APPLIANCES 403 fURNITURE BABYSITTER DENTAl/MEDICAL GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING RECEPTIONISTI entry MEDICAL offICe manag- WORK wanted- part WILL clean you house G.E. Profile electnc A brand new king SIZeo level typISt- Downtown Beginning August er One phySICian of- time home aid for se- thoroughly, wmdows, stove, white, With ml- orthopediC ma"res& 6 attorney law firm Part TIme Child Care fICe In Medical Center niors or mothers help- move furniture, otc crowaval convection, set, never used still In needs non-smoking, In Our GrouePolnte Home seeks expenenced er Light cooking! Also errands Call be- 2 years old G Ere- plastiC, $1100 value. well- spoken and per- 300 SITUATIONS WANTED 3 Children, A~S 5 8 dependable person housekeeping Canng tween 5p m - 9p m , fngerator, 25 cu ft, sacnhce $365 Full sonable IndlVldual in- BA8YSITTERS 11am 5:3 m. full time Knowledge and attentive, good (248)547-9079, ask Ice maker (313)882- size set available, terested In the legal 3 4 O.)'s A eek. of medICal billing re- ATTENTION: company $101 hour for Kim 4323 $695 value sacnflce, field WordPerfect Transportadon Necessar)' qUlred Send resume by MICHIGAN LAW Call evenings $189 313-477 0979 knowledge and excel- (313)640.9470, to Box 33056, clo DAY CARE FACILlTIES 810)790-1045 307 51TUATIONS WANTED GE Super Capacity 6 lent phone skills re- A dlnmg room set- Cher- Evenings. Weekends Grosse POinte News (m-home & centers) I NURSES AIDES cycle heavy duty qUired Paid parking ry solid wood set in- & Connection, 96 Ker- must show their EXPERIENCED nurses washer 6 months old and profit shanng plan cluding 92" double cheval, Grosse Pomte current license to your AMBITIOUS woman aide to help With er- Pnsllne condition Included In benefits $3001 best (313)642- pedestal table, 8 202 HELP WANTED (lERICAl Farms, MI48236 advertlsmg HOusel office c1ean- rands persona! care, proVIded Send re- 1481 Chippendale chal[s, MEDICAL receptionist representative Ing Great references appOintments, etc sume wrth wort< refer- ACCOUNTANT. Small 60' lighted hutch, buf- Medical Center office when plaCing your ads 20 years expenence (810)759-2816 ences and education but dIVerse 75 year KITCHEN Aid Superba fet, Side server New seeks expenenced, THANK YOU Linda, 810-779-3454 to Office Manager, old company In trans. NURSE aide expell- refngerator Side by In box, $12.000 value, 2600 Buhl Bldg, 535 portallon & real estate dependable person BABYSITTER available CLEANING lady avalla. enced Reliable care Side With Ice makerl saCrifice $3,395 248- water Like new, 25 Gnswold, Detrort, MI Industnes seeks SE'1f- for full time poSItion In your house Mon- ble 7 days 27 years giver Will care for eld- 789-5815 cubiC feet $1,000 48226 or fax 313- motivated mdlvldual Good communication day- Fnday Referen- expenence Grosse erly In their home 24 ANTIQUE 1930'5 china Sub Zero bUilt m re- 961-6142 or emall Computer & good let. skills required Send ces, expenenced POinte references hour live- In or flights cabinet, buffet and ta- fngerator With oak lmcghle@allardfishpc, ter wntlng skills Com- resume to Box 33055, (810)777-1360 313-885-7740 Good references, car ble $1,5001 best cia Grosse POinte panel Inserts, $5001 SC2ID petitive salary You'll Ruby, 313-794-2334, (810)530-0242 like thiS lobi Resume Ne;Ns & Connection, CAPABLE Grosse CLEANING lady can 313-372-8995 best Dacor drop In- ASSORTED Maxville SUMMER HELP & letter to Box 07048, 96 Kercheval, Grosse POinte grandmother clean your house Ex- range, $5001 best (313)886-8487 Royal furniture, m- WANTED c/o Grosse POinte POinte Farms, MI Will babySit an occa- penenced Own trans- cludlng complete hv- CLASSIFIED AD News & Connecbon, 48236 slonal day or evening portatlon Call Margar- KITCHEN. Aid almond Ing room set, hide a SALES I 96 Kercheval, Grosse OPTICAL dispenser- Own transportation et,313-891-4923 refrigerator, Ice mak- bed , sofas, tables, Call Barbara POinte Farms, MI part time, expen- (313)885-3878 CLEANING lady Vera IS er, newer, excellent lamps (810)949-2010 313-882-6900 8x1.567 48236, enced, Great hours, ------the best 248.641- condition purchased Grosse POinte loca- ~ 7380 400 MERCHANDISE for over $1,200 Will BED and chest With TECHNOLOGY teacherl CLERK typiSt for Grosse tlon 313-882-9711 'JP ------ANTIQUES / COllHTlllES sell $495 (313)642- large mirror, antique, coordmator to Inte- POinte law office. Full Birdseye maple, ap- ORTHODONTIC assls- EXPERIENCED college ANN Arbor Antiques 1404 grate technology us- or part time Good pay jfi. plied carving, $700, tant needed Full! part "tudent looking for "::'" Market- June 17, Sun- age Into a K- 8 clrncu- and benefits, 313- Small covered trailer. time, expenence re- summer babySitting day 7am- 4pm at 404 .1(YelES lum Will wort< With! 884-6600 $160 (313)822-2709 qUlred, (313)881- job CPR and first aid DEPENDABLE, expen- 5055 Ann Arbor Sal- DYNO Zone, 2000 train both students GROSSE P te com. 5890 training, References enced college student Ine Road, eXit #175 BED. a brand name and teachers Contact om Freestyle, chrome, RNI LPN- looking for a (810)773-2765 lookmg lor summer off 194, then south 3 queen 18" pillow top Scott Tily at (313)886- pany needs part time List $260, asking 1221, slllll@gpacade secretanal for 20 work FleXible hours miles At the Washte- mattress set With change from hospital NANNY for the summer, References naw Farm CounCil $170 (810)779-5045 ~or FAX resume hours per week Must frame, new, stili In nursing? Fast paced References, expen- (810)773-2765 Grounds Over 300 plastiC $795, sacnflce be expenence WIth SCHWINN Paramount 313-886-2904 Word, Outlook, Excel dermatology practice ence, own transporta- booths m quahty antl- $235 248-789-5815 has full time & part lion, anytime DO you have a lot of ques and vintage col- series 5, $400 THE Lochmoor Club IS and Powerpomt. (313)886-8040 BEDROOM set. 6 piece l Great job for working time posItions avalla- 13131921-9410 laundry? Do you hate lechbles, all under Iy k ble Office expenence Ironing? Mother and cover AdmiSSion dark pine, 4 poster current see ng a mom, fleXible hours. 405 COMPUTERS part tlme fltness in- not necessary. Fax re- daughter are here for $500 Free parking queen Tn.dresser structor, Certification Fax resume, 313-343- sume to 313-884- you Call now, ' With mirror, hutch, ar- from a recognized or- _0_5_1_2 _ 9756 or call 313-884- "24 YEARS (313)850-8313 No pets please Don t COMPUTER package- mOire, night stands. miss Hope to see you HP6356 color pnnter, gamzatlon IS required PART time general of- Good conditiOn. 3380 EXPERIENCE IN DO you need your therel 64ram 17" mOnitor Please send resume flce girl Famous HOME HEALTH CARE" house cleaned qUickly $1,000 (248)601- 204 HELP WANTED DOM[STIC ARCHITECTURAL antl- Microsoft office, $750 1531 to, Lochmoor Fitness Mamtenance, Approx- Home hea Ith 81des and cheaply? Mother que New Orleans Cy- (313)884-0788, 313- Genter, 1018 Sun- Imately 20 hours! HOUSE cleaner wanted LIve-In 24 hour cover- and daughter can help BEDROOM set- cherry press door, 8'5"X 4' 577-4314/ office nlngdale, Grosse week 313-839-4300 to help me clean, age 7 days per wee k you Call now, solid wood 9 piece set POinte, MI 48236 313-884-8461 (313)850 8313 9", $500 (313)886- ______REAL Estate secretary- large, old house, for 401> Esf ATE SALES With bed, dresser, mir- Bonded/Insured 5031 TOW truck dover- high momlngs, Century 21 messy but apprecia- ror, chest, 2 mght tive family. Must pick ENGLISH speakmg Pol- FURNITURE refinished, Banquet table stands Never used, volume towing Seek- Amencana, Ask for EDUCATED European Ish lady seeks house- repaired, stnpped, any 14ft x 5ft 14 chairs Ing expenenced flat Ron Samul, (313)526- up and clean every- stili In box, $8,0001 thing Need 1, pOSSI- woman Will prOVide cleaning, own trans- type of caning Free English mahogany tilt- value- $2,750 bed! wheel rift opera- 6500, cell, (313)330- excellent care for eld- portatlon, references estimates 313-345- top 5 ft x 4ft table With tor Excellent pay, 1999 ble 2 full 8 hour days, (313)477-0979 every other week. erty Great Grosse Free estimates 313- 6258,248-661-5520 brass feet and casters, beneflts Apply at POinte references 869-8216 BEDROOM sets- Tho- 203 HELP WANTED Startmg at $1000 per c1840 7ft x 7ft carved POinte Towmg, 18701 FleXible Please call, EXPECT THE BEST HAVE you been to maSVille, 6 piece kmg, DENTAL/MEDICAL hour, Bonus depend- mahogany, Mack! Gateshead (313)6420991 LovejOy's Antiques front! back bar, 8 stools French Provenclak ASSERTIVE, enthUSias- ent on work. Referen- - European Style (313)-886-2405 lately? New merchan- Rosewood Victorian $1,8001 best 8 piece tic person wanted ces reqUired, back- RN seeking position Housecleaning Profes- dlse arnvmg dallyl 720 book case With mirrors, twin set With desk, long term for front of- ground check done. caretakrng Expen- sionallaundry & Ironing East Eleven Mile, 54" round oak table $5001 best (313)882'-; fIce posilion wrth our (313)343-9797 eced References Also gardening, weedmg Royal Oak (248)545- c1870 0784 progressIVe dental available Willing to & planllng Supervised, 9060 NANNIES to be placed Empire sofa and TTt team Excellent hours travel (313)882-5422 expenenced, hardwork- DINING room set, dark' In the Grosse POinte much more oak, table, 8 chairs, WArTPERSONI needed & work environment. Ing Experts since 1985 MAHOGANY dining area Must submit to Timeless Antiques excellent condition Apply ynthm Village FinanCial, telephone & In The Grosse Pomte room set, oak filing Gnlle, 16930 Kerchev- drug and TB tests area Known for cabmet, oak, Vlcton- 27333 Woodward, $550 (313)526-8786 people skills needed Great pay, senous m- Berkley al Expenence preferred reliability effiCiency an, MISSion furfllture, DINING set- table WIth qUlnes only, Capital 3 blocks North but not requJred. a'ld dependability hall trees, bookcases, leaves, 5 chairs, china Nannres, (810)445- of 11 Mile Road WAITRESS{ dlshwash. (313)881-1231 Bonded & nsured chma cabrnet, cabinet 4 piece book-: 0249 (248)582-1510 er, prep person, full & Please call benches, leaded Wln- case Both natural: part time Will train BUSY cardiac surgery 101> HELP WANTED 313-884-0721 dows & doors, man- --S-O-O-K-S-- wood $400 each: Apply In person: Insh practice seeks full PART TIME tels, bronzes, mirrors, (313)886-4320 Coffee Bar & Gnll EXPERIENCED house hang chandeliers & time medICal biller and FLORIST seeking dedi- POINTE CHRE SEIlUICES 1B666 Mack Ave. full time medical sec. Full Part TIme DrUue-In cleaner available 6 table lamps, marble WANTED POTTERY Bam dining cated part time sales! Grosse Porote Farms retary Two years ex- Penonal Care, days per week. top tables & more room set, 48" roun~: delivery person John King glass top, 4 chalr9;: penence Excellent Companlon,hlp Grosse Pomte area, 2656 11 Mile Rd, (810)n3-4354 Insured-Bonded $375 Glass top cof. WANTED- dnvers and salary & benefits references (313)871- Berkley MI (1/2 block 313.961.0622 Mary GhesqUiere -Clip & Save ThiS Ad. fee table, antique phone attendants Please contact Jennr- MAfNTENANCE man- Grosse Pointe Resident 7559 W of Coolidge) Call to apply, Lillie Ita- needed for condo EXPERIENCED reliable Tuesday- Sunday, 10- leaded top Side ta- fer or leave message 313-885-6944 GROSSE POinte Park, bles, Wicker rockmg ly's Pizza, (313)526- 313-881.5111 complex Please send homel office cleaning 5 248-545-4488 1335 Whl"ler, June chair $30 each Ken- 0300 resume The Berk- srnce 1988 Local ref- TOWN Hall Antiques for BUSY dermatology r A+ Live-ins ltd. 14, 15, 16, 9a m • more dryer, $45. shires, 1750 Vernier erence Free estl- the best selection of practice In Grosse ~ c.rtgrwnprovLde 4p m 5 piece master (313)886-8765 Rd, Grosse Pomte mates Thursday, Fn- quality merchandise bedroom set, fuml- 'EXPERIENCED Pomte In need of a Person>! Care Clean,,! Cooking Woods, MI48236 day bookings avalla- Downtown Romeo ture, pamllngs, pnnts, SLEEPER couch, arm HAIRDRESSER part time nurse or MA & laundry Hourly& D"I\ Rat" WANTED 1IuJuUalll,lIc4 ble (313)881-8453 Open 7 days a week, freezer, Chnstmas seat, o"oman combo, Part time position also OllllI'avaiaIJIe at 00sv 207 HElP WANTED SALES Oft ABuI GrMH PoLIIlt !Rtsldot decorations, collectl- $450 IKEA entertam- available for expen- HOUSE cleaning, wall 10 -6 (810)752-5422 GaR Pmr Park Sam bles, meat slicer, etc ment center, $125. Re6!ren:es enced receptionist Are You serious About paper removal, wall .---!!!!!!I!l!!!!!!!~~ (313)886-6527 who possesses com- A Career In washmg Shores DEL GIUDICE 3<13)822-8080 GROSSE POinte SOFA- Shemll, 68 Inch puter skills Both pOSI- Real Estate? House Cleaners 810- ANTIQUES COMPETENT HO\fE Woods Estate! mov- Park down cushl9ns lions must be avalla- We are senous about CARE SERVIlE 445-1490 \\It make house ,"1115 109 sale, 20066 Falr- Floral on IVOryground ble to work half day your successl Car~vers, lJousekupmf at affordabr. rares HOUSEKEEPER way, Fnday, Saturday Perfect condition \ r \ I '" '\ \ I ... ~ .... BABYSmeR plus light on Saturdays Send "Free Pre-licenSIng LIcensed, Bonded Grosse POinte Farms I housekeeping dU1les, resume and referen- classes F"ml/y own." son" 1984 fulU part bme High 10- \ \l' '\\ \' l. ~tlln~ 6~~~~1 o:;~~: $500 (810)445-1779 ' Saturdays only, 9- 6 ces to Box 02065, cia "ExclUSive Success 810-772-0035 tegnty indIVidual With I'" I \ I f ~(I I \ '" \l " (large) WHITE co"age look Must be dependable, Grosse Pomte News "Systems Training highest standards MEMBER OF ISA cabmet With Window $9 50 hour Great job & COnnectiOn, 96 Ker- Programs 303 SITUATIONS WANTED needed for formal WE ARE ALSO LOOK I'\G TO HARPER Woods, 19691 panes, 3 shelfs, 2 call (313)881-5882, cheval, Grosse POinte 'Vanety Of Commission DAY CARE home Excellent sal- PURe HASE Fme Ch lrull Anita Fnday, Satur- large drawers at bot- Crystal Sliver 011 ralnhngs TUesday- Saturday or Farms, MI 48236 Plans ATTENTfON moms & ary and benehts funuture Costume &: day, Sunday lOam- tom Fmlshed With 313-640-5891 Sun- -C-H-A-IR-S-ID-E-d-e-nt-a-'-a-s-- JomThe No 1 dads Comfortable & (313)417-2000 flnc-Jewelry 6pm Fumlture, tools, crown & beaded Coldwell Banker affiliate sat treasures molding, 14 1/2" day, Monday, eve- slStant and some front In the Mldwestl e licensed day care INDEPENDENT and un- YOU'VE SEEN THE ROAD SHOW II YootL", Un1l\U01 n"",Th.11 nlngs desk Pleasant offICe, Call George Smale at has full & ~art ttlme derstanding Polish WHOLE house estate deep, by 47" Wide & Yoo f 412 MISCEllANEOUS 411 MISmlANEOUS 413 MUSl(Al ~09 GARAGE; YARD ~09 GARAGL YARD; 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ ARTICLES ARTtWS INSTRUMENTS BAS!MElH SALE BASEMENT SAlE 8ASEMfNT SALE BASEMENT SAlE USEMENT SALE 3 sales In the block of GROSSE POinte Park, HARPER Woods, 20257 MOVINGI TV, air condl- ST, Clair Shores, Wild. ITEMS FOR SALE- SPAI SPAI SPAI RENT a p18l10, $25,00 Moran between 1059 Somerset (Jef- Fleetwood, Fnday, tloner, washer, dryer wood block sale, off ALL MUST GOJ Over 30 repossesed month This weeks Grosse POinte Blvd ferson! St Paul), Sat- saturday, 9am. 3pm and moret 630 Neff Jefferson between 10 Wood dinette table, 30x spas from dealer All special, free dellveryl and Kercheval This urday, 9- 3 Antiques, Multi family mOiling Saturday 8am & 11 Saturday & Sun- 60 With 2 chairs, natural 2001 models Brand Call for details Area'sl one IS at 61 Moran 4 clothes, purses, ml- and moved sale Fur. "SPEND your tax refund day 9- 4 wood, $150 Martlle new, stili In wrapper Ev- largest selectlon families Don't mISS It. crowaves, gas dryer, nlture, lamps, curtains with us" 1016 York- table 40x 80, octagonal eryghlng must go by this Quality used pianos. great Items Baldwin, TV's, household, col- and tahnc, baby and pedestal, gorgeous, weekend No reasona. Michigan Plano, Herend, McKenzie lectlbles, lamps, Jewel- kids Items, women's shire, Thursday, Fn. $9001 Brass headboard! ble offered refused (248)548-2200. child, bikes, garden ry, paintings, much and men's clothing, day, Saturday, 10. 3 1,000 sleeved OCt Mar. fool board, full Size, $45! 313-477-0979 WNW mlPlano com Items, etc 61 Moran. more accessones, Jewelry 1984 Porsche 911, vel comics ($500 lot, pair 2 refl"gerators, both ------WANTED- GUitars, Ban- F da S t da ------and perfume Don't furniture, sliver, wood- 4300 hall) JLA, work, $50! each VERY OIce Almond G E nd ~ Y1 a ur y, GROSSE Pomte Park, miss thIS one I en clannet, house- Flash, Balman See Mirrored vanity, $50. Profile gas stove, JOs, Mandolins a m- pm 1437 Somerset hold! X-mas, clothing, d age sale Kit h b $350 Sleeper sofa, Ukes Local collector unng gar ,c en comer ca Inet, paYing top cashl 31" Thursday, Fnday, Sat- HARPER Woods, 20658 much, morel 830. 530, Friday! 36x 36, left over from $25 Recliner, $40 .r urday 9-? Woodmont, (west of ST. Clair MontefaJco Saturday 22605 St set, $50 Metal secunty Dishwasher, $20 886-4522 414 OFlI([;BUSINE~5 GROSSE Pomte Park, Harper) Fnday, 9am- Youth Group 1401 Gertrude (11! 121 grates, make offer Blue area rug, $20 EQUIPMENT 692 Urnverslty Spnng 741 Westchester, Fn- 3pm; Saturday 9am. Whittier! Mack- Outer Harper! Jefferson) or Large wooden desk, 30x (313}884-4666 cleaning Furniture, day, Saturday, 9am- 1pm. Tons of kids Dnve Saturday June leave message 50, $50 small washer -W-A-T-E-R-p-u-nf-I-er-.-s-te-a-m-OFFICE furniture, Satur. toys, Lrttle*Tykes, kids 5pm. Chance of a life- clothes, good quality, 16, 9.30am. 4 '3Opm (810)948.2717 and dryer, $901 pair dlstlallon. High quality day, June 16, lOam- clothes, lighting, area I'mel MOVing, every' many name brands, I-lousehold Items ------:-t- ArmOire, 4 door. light slo,nJess steel 10 gal 4rm 2'i689 Kelly, rugs & more Fnday & thing must gal Just like a mom to sports equipment: 2 year old relngers ft, wood, 36 Wide, 19 deep, Ion $1,500 (810)773. (between 101 Frazho) Saturday 9- 1 -G-R-O-SS-E-P---W-ood-- mom sale, girts 0- 6x, toys, furniture, no $175 Stereo conso e, 76 height, $500. 9648 6 desks, one mahoga- ______.,..-_ 02 20~I~tev nAns boys 0- 2T Revere. clothing. $1 00 dona- $30 Complete full Items are at ny desk, matching BLOCK sale Audubon 2 5- S t~rda a 8a t- ware, Cornlnnware,""', t'on poster bed set. $150 Michigan Pi ano. Co WE ATHERGUARD lad. leather chalf, creden- (between Warren and werp Lau y, m. antique Smger sewing =--::.,..-______MOilingI (313)885. 22635 Woodward Ave. der rack for short bed za, bookcases, chairs, Comwall), saturday, pm1 awn eqUIp- machine, Kenmore ST. Clair Shores, 19816 8761 2 block th f 9 Mil An ment, diShes, crystal, ch hand Sal sb (betw _---:--=-:-- IOU 0 e. Ford, $190 (313)886. cubicle diViders, etc. June 16,-8- 4p m sewing ma Ine, I ury een 8 BIG screen TV Take on Call for details 7602 ~13 884-6358 nual multi. household books, portacnb blown glass, push & 9, between Bea- small monthly pay. (248)548-2200 event Fumlture, as. GROSSE POinte Woods lawn mower, golf consfleld & 1-94) Fn- ments Good credit re- www.mlplano.comWOODPLAYswlngset..1 t, sorted household 903 Woods Lane Fn- clubs, wood screen day, 9- 4. Saturday, 9. qUlred 1.800-718. MUST GO NOWI SC.3 With tree house, Items, kids and adult day, 1Dam. Toys only doors, wall heater, 2 Many household & 57 fire pole & cargo net, BUying clothes, baby fumlture sale. Lrttle Tlkes, FISh. lots of miscellaneous. mlSc Items, fish tank, _1_6__ --:----:=---:-- JACUZZI hot tub In call (313)882.7431 DIAMONDS and lots morel er Pnce, etc. Free picket fence sec. 2 SWivel chatrs, lawn BLACK and Decker wooden skirt, seats 4- , 664 L I F POinte lions. mower, etc electnc mower, $75 6 Perfect condition. Estate, Anttque Jewelry CITY, Inca n, n- GROSSE -----_____ Bike rack tor hatch, $1 000' be t & COins day, 9am. 1pm Rain Woods, 1106 Holly- HARPER Woods, 21124 ST. Clair Shores, 21701 $35 Fireplace hood (313}682-4602 s. 1960'S Mason Hamlin Pongracz Jewelers date Salurday, 9am. wood, Friday, 9am- Vernier (between Shady Lane Two and screen, $25 console plano, excel. & POinte Gemological 1pm Multi family 4pm, Saturday, 9am- Canton! Helen), Fn- families, mlsc June (313)884.6995 JENN Air duel fuel lent condition $2,500 Laboratory Tlkes, toys, fumlture, lpm. SChWinn bIke, day 10. 5, Saturday 14,15,16. 9am- 3pm I,...-__t bl range, gas gnll, digital (313)686.7117 91 Kercheval househo Id,more Pokeman Items, cord- 10. 3 Baby rtems, ST. Clair Shores, 22415 BUMPER poo a e convection oven, on The HIli COMPUTERS, 1000 less phone, cassette toys, Beanie Babies, Edgewood (91 "ack) piUS equipment, ex- black, 2 years, ABBEY PIANO CO. Grosse Pointe Farms I d t b rI If I bs !VI cellent condition, ( )884-3325 OCt Marvel comICS payeran apes, as- gl S go cu , mis- Saturday 9am'3pm $200,$5DOnew Must $1,400 Matching ROYALOAK248.541-6116 313 ($500 lot, $300 half). ketball hoop and cellaneous Lots of' stuffl Dolls take away (313)865- fndge, $600 7 piece USED PIANOS BUYING old fumrture, hnst backboard, toys, ------do f t' Jacobean oak din g Clubs , crahs , C - games (Playstatlon) HARPER Woods, multi. rm re ngera or, 7183 In Used Consoles $595 up. glassware, china, and mas, Alwa stereo, ' blades 'family sale Fnday & Chnstmas, krtchen,______sel refinished, $2,000. Baby Grands $1495 up other Interesting TV's, bed, more! 6:30- roller ,Ice Saturday '9 3(}. 4 books old 78's fish-HARD 10 find natural I (610)385.8812 Stelnway Grand, $9,500 Items John, 313.882- 5'30; Fnday, Salur- skates, many mlscel. 20902 C~untrY Club lng, Beanl8s ~tereo slate, approximately' ------PIANOS WANTED 5642 day. 22605 St Ger- laneous household . sleeptng bag's, more; 200 square feet (105 KITCHEN Mutschler trude (11! 12/ Harperl Items. MOVING sale area rugs No pre-sales. pieces) SUitable for cabinets, cherry TOP CASH PAID FINE china dlOnelWare, Jefferson) GROSSE Potnte including Dhrune, an. ------~- pallos, walkways or wood, double oven, ------sterling Silver flatware DETROtT, 5804 Lode- Woods, 1605 New. tiques, Brown Jordan ST. Clair shores, 22484 Intenor applications, like new. (313)882. BABY grand plano 1996 and antIQues. Call wyck. Everything must castle, Fnday, Satur. patio fumrture, WInter ~~on,: blocks south $3/ each or best offer, 5055 Young Chang High, Jan! Hertl (810)731- , go from A. ZI Satur. day, 10am- 4pm coats & accessones, 0 1 asl of Jeffer. (313)886.1914 gloss black, show. 8139 ______bedding fumlture son Saturday only 9. LAWN Boy mower! room condillon $60oo! day, 10- 330. GROSSE POinte clothing: books: 2. Baby Items, bikes, HUGE boX, of boys! mulcher, $110. Wash- best (313)882-1465 PAYING CASH I DETROtT, 6119 Har. Woods, 19276 Ray- household goods mISCellaneous. young men s clothes er & dryer, $2101 both ------For antiques, vard. Sa1urday, 9am- mond (off Boume- earn n UI ment' ------Over 90 pieces Smger sewing ma. BABY grand planas, 8 diamonds, jewelry, 4pm Lots of mlscella- mouth). Fnday, Satur. sno!::'l~we eq p h ST. Clair Shores, 22525 30x30 predominant chine $75 313-885- to choose $1,895 to watches, gold, sliver • 1 . nelOus. 3 families I day, 9am-3pm. Clean. more Fri;~y ~~~r- MyUs, Jefferson! 11 size All cleaned, 7437' $2,995 Other pianos The Gold Shoppe t------Ing out! ,112, Thursday, Fnday, pressed $250 Call from $450. MIChigan 22121 Gratiot lPETRorr, big sale, GROSSE P t dlty8Y9-p~ 703 ~nlver. saturday, 9am- 3pm, forllsl (313)881-4307 -O-A-K-d-In-In-g-roo-m-'-ab-Ie-,Plano, (248)548-2200 eastpointe MI I 5031 Hereford, FrI- oln e s ace, rosse name brands, tons of ------$1 000 k t ~WWW~=,m=I'"'pl=a~no~.=co=m'_'Buying since 1979 I day, saturday & Sun- Woods, 1960 Lennon, POinte toys like new, Rsher INVACARE medICal 11ft ,. oa games a. ------810-n4-0966 day, 9- 6. EverythlOg Thursday, Fnday, Sat------Pnce, Little TIkes, chair New Decem- ble & feather chairs, BABY Grand, Wurlltzer must go. urday, 88m. 12pm MOVING to condo. all boy's designer clolhes ber 2000 Used 8 $1,000. AerOdyne ex- 5 years oJd Ebony pol. Classfiled Advertlilng ______Toys, Chnstmas. lawn eqUipment, palto newbom- 3T, micro- weeks, $500. erclSe bike, $100 Ish $6,0001 besl. 313-882-6900 ext 3 EASTPOINTE, 18030 GROSSE P t fumrture, king size wave, tile top table. (810)774-3537 810-773-1094 (313)882-0784 e;;.,. n.r.. No... Ego, (81 9, Kelly) Fn. 010 e bedroom set, anllque ------,~ day, Saturday, 9am- Woods, 1977 Nor. oak secrelary and ST. Clair Shores, 22537 OLD leaded glass Wln- POOL table, slate, ex- 5pm. Multi famIly wood. House sale wash stand, tools, St Joan (between 81 dows, diamond de- cellent condition 406 E~lAU ~AlES 406 ESTATE SALES ______Saturday, 8am- 4pm mIScellaneous !uml- 9, off Greater Mack), sign (313}885-0151 $600 (313)822-7119 GARAGE sale, multi- Fumrture, plano, bunk ture, fax machlOe, Fnday, Saturday, famIly, Fnday & Satur- beds! dresser, wash- pnnter, roll away bed, 9am. 4pm Great pn- 406 ESTATE SALES 406 ESlA TE SAlES day 10. 4 21191 Ken. erl dryer, sewing ma- pICtures, etc. Satur- ces No Junkl Stereo, more fhlOe, household day, June 16, 9- 1 mlcrowa..... entertain- ... .. , GENTLY used baby terns 682 SunOingdale, ment center, dresser 0'" 'Ot", , items, toys, girls cloth- GROSSE Pomte Grosse POlOte apartment refngerator, "...... log (0- 6), 16" bike, In. Woods, 1985 Hunt Woods. sWing S;I JIll cycle, ,ogglOg stroller Club Fnday, 9am- "'0 l!IlJ l' Fnday, 9- 12, 482 AI. 4pm Saturday lOam- H188~ 1I""OlD •• "" HOUSEHOLD wanted Vintage Clothes And Accessories ; • vard 2pm DIOIng room set, PATRICIAh.OLOJESKI ESTATE. MOVING Paying TOp Dollar For The Followlq: I ,GROSSE POinte City, dryer, patio fumlture, Clothes From The 1900's Through 1970's. 842 SI. Cllllr, Satur- rocking chair, coffee! ~~~ -COstume .Flne JewelrylWatches day, 8am- 4pm. AnII- Side tables, toys, .CUffllnkS .Hats .Handbags .Shoes FRESH START ORGANIZERS LIngerie .L1nens .T8XtIJes ques, fumltUre, rugs, cJothlng, housewares ~ ~ ~-'-bow"tQt. com ~. ptcIUres, clothes, HARPER Woods, 18923 ---" ••" o Estate Sales .vanltY lBOUdolr ItemS oBasement to Attic OrganizatIOn References, COmplete Confidently t~~dishes, and more Washtenaw Fnday, exe.rrt C "'OIa'eSQM:e Qe!'1 ~ ::I S'aon Br.rlcen N:'&ROSSE POlOte City Saturday. 9am- 5pm -...... '8l1 Maroa W,lk Cynllua Campbell "Paris" 248-866-4389 i' 881 IJncoln, Saturday DoWflSlZlng- fumrture, 313 881.2849 313-8827865 9- 3. Big sale, Coach white Iotchen set, dec. f,;;==::::::;:==:::;;:;:::;:===== I " handbags, Longa- orate! household.. 'J(atlierim!4.nuJft{ aruf >USOClatl.> ": ESTATE SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAVt , , berger baskets Bur- Items, small ladles ''£s StUu .. 9:00-4:00 ley bike ~agon clothes, accessones, ,~Safu 2$9 LEWISTOII :.o weight bench, yard linens, Ialchenware, :~..:: (8m1UIl CHARLEVOIX 1'110OFF NCNILL" 1>01 AUTOMOTIV£ 602 AUTOMOTIVL 604 AUTOMO IIV£ 60S AUTOMOTlV£ b 10 AUTOMOTIVE , ;J 1) VlANHD TO BUY S05 LOST AND fOUND 6S I BOATS AND MOTOR~ CHRYSLER lORD ANTIQUE/HASSIC fOR£l(iN • SPORTS CARS SHOTGUNS, nfles, old REWARD 1994 Ch1)'sler LHS- 1996 Taurus GL. excel- 1983 Pontiac Flreblrd- 1998, Toyota Camry, 1965 Mercedes Benz 13' Flymg Junior st.11 handguns; Parker, Lost June 4, blac k, black leather in- lent condition Full excellent condition LE. V6, red, excellent 230 SL Excellent boat! trailer, equipped Browning, Winches- Sohd black cat. neu. terior Sunroof, air, power, 80K highway yellow, new tires, r~ condition, new tires, condition White, 2 for racing excellent ter, Con, Luger, oth. teredo declawed male ABS brakes, excellent miles $5,975. cently tuned, many keyless entry, CD, tops, $12,500 condition (810)779. ers Collector Trombley! Harcourt! runntng condltlon (810)775-6128, extras (313)881-9669 58,000 miles (313)881-7463 4414 (248)478.3437 Jefferson area $5,800 (313)822- (248)583-9800 1959 VW Beetle, com- ~~~~OO (313)881- HONDA S200 converti- 1995 Maxum 2300 SC, (313)822-4507 7464 1>03 AUTOMOTIVE pletely restored, ex- ble, 2001, black! red Mercrulser Inboard! 416 SPORTS EQUIPMltH 1986 Chrysler New GENERAl MOTOKS cellent condition, me- 1995 Toyota 4 runner Intenor, 100 miles Outboard, 57 hter, 510 ANIMAL S£RVI{£5 chamcally & cosmeti- SR5 98,000 miles $41,000 (313)882. 235 horsepower, cud- WEIGHTS, bench With Vorker, full power, 4 1994 BUlc;k Century cally Many extras Loaded excellent con- 1308 dy cabin, galley, head, leg curl & curl bar, door, beige Asktng wagon, Silver wood $9,000 (313)88S: dltlon $12,500 call ------$15,000 (313}882- $150 (313)882-5026 $1100 (313)882.2489 panelling, llger paws, 2773 (313}884.0709 BMW Z3, 1998 converti- 6332 PoopScoop Kin 1996 Concorde LX, bur- 13,000 miles Power, ble, automatic! stick 60S AUTOMOTIVE ~ gundy, 38,000 miles, ASS, 3rd row back l;} shift combination, ex- 16' Sea Nymph Musky- Dog I'laste Remo.al Services nonsmoker, leather, seats, dealer malntal' fOREIGN cellent condition, only 40 hp Merc, 4 cycle. climate, $8,500 nec, 1 owner, new 1990 Audl V8, Quattro, 9,000 miles, black, 1994 Lights Shorp- PHPSo lIPXt"rw rlill!llllillt To' beige mtenor lander trailer Exc61. STEEL bUildings, new (313)882-8999 brakes. (313)886- 4 wheel dnve, under 1994 Toyota Camry LE, lent condition Must 30x 40x 12 was 1990 Dynasty, V6 fuel _2_96_0______60,000 miles can be 73K, CD, excellent (313)886-9140 sacrifice (810)771- $10,200, now $6990 l~me1~n~~ InjecteCl, air worKS 1993 BUICKPl:uk Allenue seen at Hartz sale condition, well main eI' AUTOMOTlVf 9247,after6pm 40x 60X 12 was great, new rack & pln- GT. very clean Saturday June 16th lalned, super clean TRUCKS $16,400, now 20' SeaRay Cuddy, Ion, 89,000 miles, 83,000 miles $5,800 10- 4, 474 Washing- $8595 (313)884.4441 1999 Ford Ranger XLT, $10,971. 50x 100x 16 1978 260hp V8, must seel $3,475 (313)885.2061 .,....,..t_on _ loaded, automatiC, was $27,590; now MercrUiser New Inte- (810)293.1890, (810) 1984 B k Lesabre 5 2001 BMW 7401 sport 1999 bVIolks1w9aooogenBelat- 15,000 miles, perfect $19,990 SOx 200x 16 1 nor Auns great Trail- II 285-1975 after 6pm It UIC • 96 000' edition, black! black e- ue, , ml es, $11 ,900 (313)886- was $58,760, now I er V 8 'I air, 5 speed. etc er $4,500/ best 1166 $42,990 1-800-406- UTOMOTIV 1988 LeBaron convertl' mll~s 1 o~ner, excel- eather, 6200 miles In $13,5001 best (810)287-9526 5126 ble New top Wire lent condition, $3,500 mint condilin Hands (810)725-0327 1979 Ford Pickup, work 1980 Yamaha 400 spe- -120 RESAl! l. . bOO AUTOMOTIVE wheels Very clean (313)882-7812 free cel phone, na. $2000 (313)882- vlagtlon system, pre- 1997 Volkswagen Jetta truck, 80,000 onglnal Cial like new, runs {ONSIGNMENT SHOPS URS 1308 1984 BUICk. loaded, sta. mlum sound, wlnterl GT, 5 speed, air, miles, large 6 cylinder, great Must sacnflce rusty but trusty American Cancer DONATE your cars, lion wagon 4 cylinder, summer tires and clean $9,700 313. (810)771-9247, after $1,000 810.778-7087 Society boats, R V, trucks, 1992 Plymouth Sun- $250/ down, $2501 wheels Must sacn- 647-9527 6pm "Discovery Shop. property to MISSing dance- 4 cylinder, fuel month. Total pnce, flce (313)882-1973 1994 Volkswagen Jetta 1990 GMC Sierra' V8, BENETEAU 1987 USA, Quailly Resale Children ProJect- for a inJected Engine new $1,000 (313)882- 1998 BMW 328 4- GL- low mileage, blue, CD, topper, air, first 375, length 37 5, tax donation With warranty New 8268 I, Shores center (313)884-9324 tires! exhaust $3,975 door, SilverI black, black, excellent condl- 57,000 miles, no rust beam 12 4, draft 6 5. 136 Harper (810}293-18901 days, 1997 Cadlilac Sedan 34,000 miles, auto- tlon New clutch, tires, Excellent $6,895 nlled for racing, lots of 810-285-7467 810-285-19751 after DeVille, Polo green! matlc, loaded, dealer battery, exhaust, (810)575-8482 extras $65,000. Groae Polnle Farms 6pm beige leather maintained, excellent more $5,000 313- 612 AUTOMOTIVE (313)882.1308 110 Kercheval ______$11,9001 best condition, $25,5001 790.0507 VANS FL.OATING dock for 313-881.6458 1988 Plymouth Reliant, (313)884.3784 best (313)886-2805 VW 2000 Beetle Turtlo " 1993 Chevrolet Astro wave runner, excel. Donale clothing, ...-c. ''''11 blue, excellent condl------BI 5 CD --- tlon loaded 26000 1995 Chevrolet Camaro, 1997 BMW 5401, excel. ue, speed, • extended, loaded lent condition Perfect /8welry, furniture & households I mll~s '$2300 T.tops, 75K miles lent condition, metalliC 14,000 miles great condition. See for our mUniCIPal har- (313)884-7098 $7,850 (313)882. green With camel $19,500 (313)617- at bors. $800 (313}886- St. Michael's ______2280. Dealer. leather Intenor, power 3646 www bobnowak com! 0857 Little Thrift Shop 2000 Sebnng JXI con------package. sunroof 2000 Taurus SE's 5 10 il.\l1Q.$4,000 DONATE your boat! enter from Mack or vertlble, loaded, 1992 Chevy Gavaller Must seeI $26,900 l Sunnlngdale between choost $13,995. 16,600 miles Fem AS, 109k, runs great 313.613.3114 spl8~rSTS 1999 Dodge Ram Con. clean Lake SI. Clalr Vernier/ Lochmoor green black top & A beauty, $3,100 ------Swan~AutD version van, fully load- We Are Here Founda- I th' t (313)885-0407 1989 Cellca convertible- bon (810)n8-2143, Wed ... Fri. 1Dam- 3pm ea er In enor, 1m. 1 owner, all records, 6100EaStWa ed Low mileage, COrner of Devonslllre) black! Silver, $2,8001 100% tax deductible! (313)884-7840 maculate $19,700 1993 Grand Pnx LE. 4 garage kept, body and 'best offer (313)884- non-profit. ' Call (313)882-7246 d~r 1 owner 49,~ mechanically very Sales &; Service 7701 DONATE your cars, 1996 Sebnng LXI con- miles. Air, power ~n. good condrtJon Monday- Friday 1998 Mustang GTCpt boats, A V, trucks, II) vertlble 36.000 miles dowsl locks. CruISe, $6,900 (313)417- 8:3lJ.. 5:30 1993 Dodge Grand Car. 25,000 miles $14,495. property to Mlsslfl9 Every option Mmtl AMI FM cassette. 9739 avan ES. Loaded, ex. 313-88Z~7760 Children Project- fot a ANIMALS ~ $12 900 31"330- $6.999. (313)885------cellent condition 96K , or 6156 1998 Honda Accord LX tax donallon ~: l~MIIS1lUi( GT 606 AUTOMOTIVE $6,325 (313)884- SOO ANIMAL 3344 4 door 31,600 miles. (313}884-9324 ~mi."$17~ SPORT UTILITY 3057 ADOPT A PET 1997 Sebnng, sunroof. 1993 Grand Am SE 4 $13,550 (313)882- bS3 BOATS PARTS AN:> ABS brakes. power door, excellent condl- 2280 1998 Chevy Suburban 1996 Grand Voyager, MAINHNANCE ADOPT a retired racing 1999 Cobra Mustang locksJ Windows tlon, 70,000 miles, ------LT. pewter/blue leath- loaded, quad seating, greyhound Make a Sharp! $19,995 73.000 miles $7,500' power Windows/locks, 1990 Honda CIVIChatch- er, 4WD, remote start. moon roof, Infinity EXPERIENCED college fast fnendl 1-800-398- (810}755-4526 V6 remoter starter. back, new motor, ex- loaded 49,000 miles sound, new tires. 89K, boat washers offenng 4dog Michigan Grey. , 1996&0 lsoeo.r. $5,950 313-882-0735 (313)~~~~~~~ $24,5001 negotiable $7.900 (313)884-7238 lowest pnces around hound Connection 602 AUTOMOTlV~ $~~~~ D'J!lcpntWVCR 1999 Malibu. Excellent ------Days 810-783-6245, Call Bnan, 313-881- fORD 1991 Mazda MPV. 8337 I GROSSE POinte Animal $1299S. condition 39k miles 1997 Jella GT- Black evenings (313)886- 74,000 miles Loaded, Adoption SOCIety- pet 1994 Continental Execu- Must sell $8,500 With sunroof New 8631 clean, well maIO' SHORELINE Manne 1997 Villager LS tlve Green! tan. moon brakes, rotors Key------adoption, Saturday, talned. $4,200 Service. Teak reflnlsh- Sharp' Low Mtles roof. Top shapelOnly 313-417-2871 less $12,0001 best 1999 Explorer XL, 4WD, 12- 3pm Children's 109, rub outs, weekly 62,000 miles $7,900 1992 Mrtsublshl 3000 (313)864.8417 26K. red, factory war- (810}774-3537 Home of Detroit, 900 $12,99'; washes (810)7lri. 313)8822573 GT SL I I dad ------ranty. extra clean Cook, Grosse Pomte 2000 CoDtour'. ( - , , Slver, oa '1990 Mazda Mlata- ex. Must sell Best offer 1996 Mercu1)' Villager 8nO Excellent rates Woods (313)884- excellent condition, d k GS, dark blue! cloth 2 to 936 FlOOR SANDING, 9~3 LAND~(AP!RS 9290RYWALL/PLASTERING 907 BASEMENT 9 II BRICK/1Il0CK I'IORK q 12 BUilDING/REMODElING 91~ 9~3 lANDS June 14, 2001 Grosse Pointe News . Save now on an snitrgV Star* Bryant High Efficiency Heating and Cooling System! P' ",p .' 77'IIl ------. -- Whatever it takes! Priron~ -Heating -& Cooling , It . • FURNACES • AIR CONDITIONERS • AIR CLEANERS • POWER HUMIDIFIERS • HOT WATER & STEAM BOILERS • DUCT CLEANING • SET-BACK THERMOSTATS ...... - ----...... _-...-.------iii ------' HEATING & COOLING RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Savings on selected models only 2200 E. ELEVEN MILE - WARREN CALL ",OLL FREE FINANCING AVAlbAaLE tAlCH Lie .7101018" IN8UFlED YVIE: SACK EVE'" v UN I T w.: fNSTALL wrTH ou .. 2 va ..." PAfltTS & A.O" WAfIll:...."""'TV 1-888-234-2340 ------__ .SIIIIS••• __ ""','!"-..-'"" $"';;;- ~ . J.",.~ J..,. 200 J '. I " v Page 2 YourHome Th'ursday, June 14, 2001 i Dishwasher trap saves a necessary aIr• gap Q. Mr. Hardware, once in a while I discover nasty old water in the bottom of my dishwasher. It's never 809 UNIVERSITY there after the dishwasher runs its GROSSE POINTE cycle and it only show~ up once a Rare Find! Outstanding three bedroom two and one half bath month or so. Is this a plumbing or an appliance problem? Concerned Cape Cod with over 2200 square feet. Extensive renovation in Harper Woods. completed in 1999 includes large gourmet kitchen with center A. Dear Concerned, although appliances are not my field of island and top of the line stainless steel appliances. expertise, I recognize this problem Exceptional frrst floor master suite with private bath' and as being part appliance and part much closet space. Gas forced air/central air conditioning. plumbing. out on the counter before it could Most dishwasher drain hoses drain into the dishwash'er. Three Natural Fireplaces. Move in condition. Must see. connect to the garbage disposal or Tip 103: There is a small line the drain plumbing under the sink. feeding the air gap from the dish- 152 HILLCREST LANE When water is high enough in the washer. This is under some prell- sink or the disposal, it is possible sure when the dishwasher is drain- GROSSE POINTE FARMS for it to drain down to the dish- ing. Then there is a larger line, Charming home located on one of Grosse Pointe Farms most washer. If the disposal or the drain over an inch, which gravity takes is running slow, even more water water to your drain-pipe (or dispos- desirable cul-de-sacs. Open floor plan with beautiful island can divert to the dishwasher. There al). If it is clogged, kinked, or too kitchen, hardwood floors, two frreplaces, three bedrooms and should be two checks in the system long, water can spit out of the air two full baths. Many updates including new roof, central air, to prevent this from happening. gap when the dishwasher drains. First, there is a check valve on When there is not an air gap and freshly painted inside and out and new carpeting. Walk. tQ the discharge line of the dishwash- you cannot add one, be sure to lake, Farms Park, Hill shopping and schools. er. It is there to prevent water from clamp the drain hose from the back flowing into the dishwasher. dishwasher as high ~ j)o8,nDTeon - The only problem is that after the back wall. This will reduce the 90 KENWOOD ROAD years of soap. food, and chlorinated chance of water back flowing to the GROSSE POINTE FARMS water, the valve could leak a little. dishwasher unless you fill the sink. Not to worry because in the "old to the brim. Check lOcal plumbing This is the estate that exeinplifi~s the castlelhome. See the days" - I wasn't there, rve heard codes for the requirements about most beautiful home in all of Grosse Pointe. You will stories - dishwashers did not have draining a dishwasher to keep your experience the elegance of the 20's with all of the 21st check valves. The prevention of house legal. water draining from the disposal to Ifyour plumbing checks out and century conveniences. This home encompasses warm, the dishwasher was up to the water still appears in the dish- inviting Uving with gorgeous elegant appointments installer and a sink mounted "air washer, the problem could be inthe throughout The kitchen is state of the art. There is Brazilian- gap." An air gap is an anti-back.- pump or the check-valve. Could be flow device mounted on the sink time to call the appliance doctor. airiness to the terrace, and a family room that def:tes that prevents sink water from Send your questions to: Mr. description. The luxurious bedrooms are spacious and draining back into the dishwasher. Hardware c 10 Gilbert's Pro comfortable. Come and enjoy the home of your dreams. It is a round chrome trim about Hardware at 21912 Harper in St. three-inches tall next to the faucet. Clair Shores 48080; call (810) 776- It vents the drain line from the 9532; e-mail SS MERRIWEATHER dishwasher allowing air into the sta/[email protected]; or visit discharge line. If water were forced www.mrhardware.com to 'review . GROSSE POINTE FARMS back. to the air gap, it would vent other column.,. Farms Custom Built in 1986 with 4100 square feet. Four bedrooms, three and one half baths, rust floor laundry and attached garage. Mutschler Wood Mode Kitchen (22 x 17) adjacent to Great Room (27 x 17) with high ceilings. Many custom features including solid wood six panel doors and spacious bedrooms with extra large closets. 313-882-5200 Thursday. June 14, 2001 Your Home Page 3 0' f' ., $m.-nro Jl.Um.y &IIllNCOMEi'IlOfllltrl 011 fonled IIIf - ~.~ UpdIIed kildlIIl $%75,OItIUNtiALOW ON CUL DE SAC Two $133,000 tHREE UNrrS rwo limiIy faI6 "'-lidod $218.Al1'RAC11VE CAPE ax> STYLE. Two ..... AD """-1IlI:Ilodod. MooI*Iy _ $625, _ ...... flIII bG up. two bedrooms WJt!l full bolll t1al plus ... two bom'oom, '"'" bod> bomo. ~ tIldleDs m bcGruoms first 1Ioor, one bedroom upslans Lmnll room W1lb ...... Nnw IIIIieY lilclleIl WlIb 1lInICII\IO dUllng IolQ. ,n,,1S. All IIICludod. '- MoadlIy per ms an awtw>= S1'O. IirqJIaIle. HanIwood t'Ioon. or- off roof, .... l\Imaoce WIIh fiftpIIoe. 11lme -. ganIcn room Wllh IIIlIt. MUll I0ll3M0 t..moa - .... COIIlrIlIlt. 1991 GIrdea I'l!OIII. u,.1iJusbed bloIemoal IIladIod ...... -. Boous full balh In basement. MUlIlOO3848 WlIb ~ _1IIIndry rooma. IIIrdwoocI floors. MLlIIOO42Sll MLlIIOO«l46 131,088 1HREIl BEDROOIiI, ONE AND ONE $1S5,888 OUI'STANOO/O VALUE' HALF BAni COLONIAL WJIh f'ultly .-no ~ 'IlIREE BEDROOM BRICK RANCH bedroom IIlItll m Grosoe ~ Woods. Very close to $tS,IOI NAlJ11CAL MlLEI Wonderfully mamllIl1Cld $89,000 $128,fIOG GROSSE I'OOITE SCHOOLS Very cfeon klldl For More Info17lUltion, Please Contact ... 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I .... I•• _,~_ , Page 6 YourHom8 Thursday, June 14, 2001 At-home guest "rOoms' rate five-star raves Thday's guest room is getting a design director for Sauder wake-up call as savvy travelers Woodworking. It's never been easi- bypass luxury hotels and quaint er to create a posh yet practical bed and breakfasts for the homes guest suite, thanks to tod8.ys wide of relatives and friends. range of furnis~ designed for According to the U.S. Travel relaxation and techilology alike. Data Center, over a third of the Short and his staft' ~est sev- traveling public opts to make their eral tips for creating a delUxe, dig_ stop-over reservations with pals itally attuned guest sanctuary: and kin. It's a growing trend, with • Start with a soothing color builders and architects reporting scheme, a comfortable bed and an increase in guest room designs classic furniture des~. "A neu- for residences, and upscale home tral background 'WIth low-key accessory retailers offering guest splashes oI color creetes a restive room sets with such niceties as atmosphere," Short says, "and loofah sponge, shoe-shine kit and clean-lined furnishings contribute butler's tray for late-night reading. a timeless look." , . Whether guest quarters com~ • Take care not to over-acces- mand a separate cottage or a cor- sorize. "Leave dresser surfaces ner in the den, homeowners are clutter free for guests' belongings," upgrading this sleep-over space Short notes, "'and add pictures and into a five-star suite with high-tech accessories sparingly for clarity accouterments and luxurious and calm." extras alike. Hosts and hostesses • Look for hi2h-tech oom~nents are catering to visitors' 21st centu- that mesh witJi the rooms pam_ ry expectations with digital must- mail, fine-tune a business j)roposal brush, hair dryer and sewing kit. pered atmosphere. "From corner or phone home. And the collection's haves like high-speed Internet units to wall-spanning configura- • Stock the entertainment center access and large-scaled TVs as well compact entertainment center pro- and bookcase with CDs, videos, tions, desks and entertainment vides a welcome relaxation oasis. as indulgent extras such a,s import- centers are scaled for a full range books and magazines, and outfit ed soaps and plush bathrobes. • Don't forget the basics: Include the desk with mouse pad, desk of room dimensions," Short says. a dresser, luggage rack, iron and "Today's guest rooms are havens Sauder's slim, sophisticated light, paper aDd pens. with a connection to the outside ironing board, 8.larm clock, and Camden County computer desk night stand. "It's these just-like- • And finally, spend a night in world, offering both luxury shelter with hutch, for ex:8'D{»Je". creates a your own guest room. "There's DO and state-of-the-art communica- home details that put guests at better way to discover what n;tight sleek guest room pork"" cOmer ease," says Short. tion components," says Mike Short, where visitors can .eck their e- be missing," Short says. "'One host- • Pamper your visitors with lux- ess added a full-length mirror and uries such as the latest best-seping a night light after visiting her novel and a bouquet of fresh flow- guest room." ers. Or prepare a basket of ameni- CENTURY 21ASSOClATES ties, with necessities like tooth- -NAPSI IS PROUD TO INTRODUCi: '. ~~;. Pet Care RIVER PLACE LOFTs By Samantha M8notta a sitter may not be the best option, Q. Pm going on vacation for two either. weeks, and I can't find any friends If you're nervous about leaving This is your opportunity to live a rare lifestyle in the City of to care for my cat. Should I board your ~t with a sitter, then board- Detroit. New luxury dwellings set within a four-story, her or hire someone to come in and ing her is probably a better option. feed her? Check with your vet and a local 1920's- era building. With stunning river views and city- A. Boarding your pet at a veteri- boarding service to compare rates. scapes, River Place offers the very best downtown living has narian (or a kennel) can be expen- Visit the business to see what your sive, so hiring a pet sitter is often a to offer. Featuring dramatic 12 ft ceilings, wood beams and eat's living area looks like, and ask more economical option. plenty of questions. How often do exposed brick. Many options still available. Priced from the A professional pet sitter will attendants visit the eats? Will they mid 200,000. 's. For More lIlformatioa Can (880) 678-0406 come to your home once a day, give feed your eat her usual diet? Is your eat food, water and any medi- emergency care available? cines she needs, and will spend at If you decide to board your cat, least a half-hour talking to or play- then be sure to bring along some of '" '" Y" ...:>J"" ..... ing with your pet. Some charge as '" \ ~~~.... her favorite things: a couple of "'/ to"? little as $10 per day, though the toys, a bag of treats and an old ASK FOR: Mark Brown, Bri cost can be much higher depending Halbert blanket or sweater for her to snug- McNitt or Bonnie on the area. And any professional gle on. Bring along an emergency sitter you consider must be bonded contact number for the vet, and (or insured) against accidents or call halfway through your vacation theft. just to check on her. However, a once-a-day visit may ~ Making an informed decision FA' PJI not be enough for some pets. about where to keep your pet will -_.----.'Q. Huw does your cat handle being ensure that you11 both have a left alone? Some do just fine with a happy, stress-free vacation. AssocJates once-a-day visit from a pet sitter, but others require more attention Send your tips and questions to (800) 678-0406 and get quite antsy after just a sin- Paw's Corner, c 10 KFWS, 628 gle day without mom or dad. If Virginia Drive, Orlando, Fla. your pet has special medical needs, 32803. - Thursday, June 14, 2001 . YourHome Page 7 Stencils turn b.ackyards into works of art Stenciling has a history in • Solid color stains give the best America as an inexpensive and doorway. You can even use them to easy way to add color and drama to effect for stenciling because of their opacity and peel resistance. Flood decorate the floorboards. Don.t for- interior walls. Today, this tradition get about fences, gates and trellis- ~olid Color Deck and Siding Stain is moving to the exterior of the es, which are ideal for stencil appli- house. bringing personality and IS guaranteed against peeling for cations. five years on horizontal surfaces, character to decks and fencing. ' For more information on stencil- "We take so much care personal- and fifteen years on vertical siding fencing and posts, ' ing, call or log on for a free "Can-Do izing the insides of our homes. Project Planner" at (800) 321-3444, Homeowners are realizing'that it is • Consider stencils on stair ris- or www.floodco.com. ers, posts, along a bench or near a very gratifying to bring that deco- -NAPS] rative flair outdoors too." says Pat Coughlin, of The Flood Company, makers of exterior stains, finishe~ and cleaners for more than 150 years. Coughlin offers the following entire surface. suggestions for adding stencils to • Now you're ready to stencil. your deck or fence: Create your own stencil design by • Before you begin. get your deck tracing and 'cutting out a favorite in shape by cleaillng it and apply- symbol. or purchase a precut sten- ing a fresh coat of finish. A cleaner cil from a craft store. Whichever made especially for outdoor wood, design you choose. use your own such as Dekswood Deck Cleaner style, extending your indoor decor GROSSE POINTE FARMS and Brightener, will remove dirt outside. without harming the wood or ,sur- Simply tape your stencil careful- WELL MAINTAINED BRICK rounding plants and shrubs. If you COLONIAL. in the Farms. Shan ly in place, and blot lightly with walk to the lakefront park, new have an old finish to remove, use the stain color of your choice over windows includin1!;a beautiful bay Flood's PowerLift Deck Sealer the entire area using a special in living room. Open floor plan Remover. Or, for stubborn coatings, stencil brush. Check it as you go to that leads co a private patio WIth a try StainStrip Exterior Stain ensure that you are achieving the covered porch. Furnace and roof Stripper. Once the deck is clean, new in 1996. In ground sprin- look you desire. Fewer. rather than klers, new driveway and porches. apply a protective coating to the more, stencils often give. a more $295.000 dramatic, tasteful look. orn By Marge Svenson coupon on any Ecotrin aspirin Ready for summer? Not till you've checked out your medicine product, and a $1.50 coupon on any Contac allergy relief product. chest. Travel nausea, heartburn, Coupons expire July 31. allergies, overexertion, sunburn and insect stings are common to • Surpass offers a $1 coupon on any package of its antacid chewina summer activities. If you find the Expires Aug. 31. e medicine chest is lacking, stock up gum. on remedies for summer-related • Save $1 on any large bottle of ailments. 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Page 8 YourHome Thursday, June 14, 2001 i~~~.~.n_~.~~E..l!ec. Googly eye, or goo-goo-eye, dolls, dishes on her TV show, which has nicknamed Googlies, were popular helped spark interest in both WEtRE'. in the' early years of the 20th cen- Depression-era jadite and repro- tury. Rose O'Neill, the creator of ductions. The same two Jeannette, Kewpie dolls, and Grace Drayton, Pa., glass companies that intro- the artist who created the duced opaque green jadite also REAL. Campbell's Kids and Dolly Drake, introduced opaque medium-blue were the best- dishes. McKee known design- Glass Co. called UGL~•• ere of Googlie&. the color of the There were dishes "del- many other phite," while illustrators and the Jeannette doll makers Glass Co. who imitated spelled it their style. "delfite." Far WE MAY 8£ ~-' ..~- A googly eye fewer dishes -<.-.,.."" ..... is almost a cir- were made in " :>'{ t-f~- t'i BUTWE-R£ _.A._,______~ _."1. cle, with a dark circle of color blue than in green, so they're hard- inside for the pupil. The large eyes er to find and generally more added a "cuteness" factor to the expensive. Some pieces in A COMPUTE AND childlike figures with large, round Jeannette's delfite Cherry Blossom heads and tiny mouths and noses. pattern have been reproduced BLfNOOFOOORftR, ~ > ~ ~ Collectors today like the wide-eyed since the 19708. And we recently children and pay high prices for all came across a new mail-order cata- TURKfV MANURE AND-tfIltEL. types. log offering plain "delfite" dinner • plates, luncheon plates and coffee ETC. WHICH 'PRODUCES K8iaIi~~ Q. My preteen daughter has cups. plastered yellow smiley faces all • NUTRIENT fiLLED SOIL - over her bedroom. Do you know Q. My mother used a square, ENHANCING PRODUCT when the smiley face was first cast-iron frying pan. I have never used? Is it a trademark? seen one like it. It measures 9.5 inches square and 2 inches deep. A. TIle bright-yellow smiley face, The bottom is marked "Griswold" • PERfECT fOR SOIL. MANAGEMENT with two solid-black eyes and a inside a cross and double circle. • HIGH IN NUTRI£NT , wide, upturned mouth, was the Other marks include "No. 768," brainchild not of an ad agency, but "Square Utility Skillet" and "Erie, - • COMPL£TILV 0RGAtCINA1UML: .', ' of an ins1.U'anCe company. Pa." NO CHfMCCALS! < •• The face was first used on 7/8- • WILL NOT llQRtI;WEmalO- '.-"1. -- inch celluloid "and metal buttons. A. Griswold Manufacturing Co. They were distributed to employ- was founded in 1897 by Matthew SACT£RIA fRE£ .J / ees and customers of the Worcester Griswold and his son, Marvin. Guarantee Insurance Co. of Within 20 years, the company • NO SAND/."EAT ADDITIU£S Worcester, Mass., in the mid- became a leader in the production 1960s. Company employees had of east-iron cookware. Your moth- AVAILABLE ONLY AT been asked to create an upbeat er's skillet dates from the 19508. logo, and they decided' on bright By then, the Griswold family had AUDJON.S yellow. A supervisor came up with sold its interest in the company. the upturned mouth, and a com- Griswold Manufacturing Co. closed 17727 MACK • D£TROIT mercial artist hired by the compa- in 1957. Your skillet is worth about 88Ja9085 ny completed the design. $150. If you have the matching The buttons were wildly popular cast-iron cover, the value doubles. THE RESUlTS fOR YOURSaf. within a few years, but the design • sa was never copyrighted. By the, Q. My grandmother once told me PICK SOME UP TODAY! early 1970s, entrepreneurs allover that the work table she used was the country were making cookie actually a "dough box." I have jars, T-shirts, lunch boxes, banks, inherited this piece, but I never clocks and pitchers using the smi- asked her what a dough box is used ley face. for. It is pine, with a two-part Q. I'm suddenly seeing jadite- wooden top that opens up. glass reproduction kitchenware and dinnerware in mail-order cata- A. A dough box like your grand- logs. I don't collect jadite, but I do mother's was used in two ways. have similar blue dishes that I call The closed top served as a knead- delphite. I haven't seen much of it ing surface. Once kneaded, the for sale for years. Is that color dough was placed inside the box so becoming popular again? Are it could rise. reproductions available? - Ralph and 'Jerry Kovel A. Martha Stewart uses jadite King Features Syndicate Thursday, June 14, 2001 Page 9 HAWTHORNE ROAD SOUI'HBRYSDIlIVE McKINLEY ROAD BEDFORD ROAD BISHOP ROAD Totally redecorated Ranch Completely mwvated three bedroom. Handsome fow bedroom. 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Hied Maggie Sanders Venerl customer seNice and track record for • Sons- and daughters-ia-Iaw Dianne Sanders Fred West success. • Sisters. and brothers-In-law Thursday, June 14, 2001 YourHome Page 13 Ten easy steps JANET RIDDER to organizing the garage FROM COTIAGFS TO CASTLFS•••• HOMES FOR EVERY BUDGET Has organizing recommend mov- the garage been ing everything on your to do list out of the garage sipce the day you and starting the moved in? And, project with a oh, by the way, is completely empty there any room garage. left for your car? • When the Getting the garage is empty, garage into shape give it a thorough may seem like a sweep and then daunting task rinse it out with a that could ruin a powerful garden perfectly good .hose. weekend. With • Install storage the advice of the home organiza- equipment. Place shelves, hooks, tion experts from Rubbermaid, you pegboard and cabinets in the areas can get the job done in hours you identified while creating your instead of days. plan. • Before you start, create a plan. • Start sorting. Decide which Make a diagram of the garage floor items are keepers and which are plan and decide how you are going ready Cor the trash. It's very impor- to group items together. tant to sort before you start putting • Take a trip to the local home things away. This will save time center or discount retailer to pur- and energy in the end. chase storage items such as shelv- • Throwaway the junk. Don't ing, utility cabinets, sheds, hooks get sentimental about it - if it's and other supplies needed to build junk, it's junk. storage. 1b review a list 'Ofessen- • Put items where they belong. If tial garage organization items and you have the right kind of storage other helpful tips, visit WWW.sur- equipment, there should be a place vivethegarage.com. for everything. Continuing to put • Recruit friends. Bribe them items bJick where they belong with pizza 'and cold drinks if neces- should help keep your garage orga- sary. Nobody should have to clean nized year-round. the garage alone. • Put the car in the garage. This • Start with a clean slate. H you may be a new experience for some have the time and the space, we homeowners, so be careful. Tips to head off high cooling bills With the cost of air-conditioning lation contractor to help you add expected to skyrocket over the more if you need it. waftner months due to higher elec- • Insulate hot water pipes and tricity rates, many homeowners ducts wherever they run through are wondering what to do about it. air-conditioned areas of your home. What many people don't know is • Seal up air leaks in your house that energy saving techniques by ca'Ulking leaky windows and work just as well in the summer weatherstripping doors. maintaining cooling temperatures • Pull down shades and close and costs as they do in the winter windows during the day to keep in preventing high heating bills. the sun and its warmth out of your In preparation for the warmer home. months, consider the following tips • Use energy-saving settings on from the CertainTeed Home appliances. Refrigerators, dish- Institute to keep your home cool: washers, washing machines and • Clean or replace air-condition- clothes dryers can all be used more er filters. energy efficiently when turned to GracIOUSfive bedroom. four and one half bath, 5.600 square foot ColonIal wrth fabulous updated • Plant shade trees and shrubs energy saving settings. 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Do it AsSOCIATE BROKER Certified Residential Specialist yourself or call a professional insu- -IHIT 1_...... ,. ..,~ -t> """''''tpll''''''''._ point...... .. ~ .-- ...... ~...... ------Page 14 You,,"ome Thursday, June 1., '2OOt -r Gratiot Avenue Van Dyke ;.. north of 14 Mile south of 24 Mile ; 810-791-1200 810-739-6700 ...... ,- Mon-Fri 7:30 am • 5=00pm; Thurs tit 7:00 pm; Sat 7:30 am - noon. Closed Sundays so our employees may go to church and spend the day with their families Thursday, June 14, 200111 VourHome Page 15 BUild,a clever pantry in tlie freezer section with frozen foods For a growing • Trimmings - number of con- Seasonings, sumers, the desserts and freezer is becom- dessert fixings, ing an indispens- hors d'oeuvres. able part of the Here's a heart- food. pantry, pro- healthy recipe viding high-qual- made with frozen ity, nutritious components: ingredients for • breakfast, lunch and dinner, as Shrimp well as for snacks and special occa- Stir-F:ry sion entertaining. Michele Urvater, spokesperson Makes 4 servings for the American Frozen Food Institute and author of the 1 package (10 oz.) frozen green Monday-to-Friday cookbook series, peas recommends planning meals, then customizing the contents of the 1 tablespoon Asian sesame or freezer according to specific needs, vegetable oil dietary restrictions and family' preferences. She also offers these 1 tablespoon minced garlic (can tips for stocking the freezer: use frozen whole garlic cloves) • Try one new item from .your 1 package (10 oz.) frozen {cooked supermarket freezer every other "salad" shrimp week to introduce variety and excitement into your meal and 1 tablespoon ketchup snack planning. • Stock a couple of frozen appe- 1 teaspoon honey tizers if you sometimes have unex- pected company. 2 teaspoons "low sodium" soy • Only stock products you need sauce for two to three weeks of meals and snacks. 1/4 cup chopped' cashews or • Stock newer items behind peanuts, optional older ones. Date packages with a marker so you know when you 4 wedges fresh lemon or lime bought them. • Wash your freezer occasionall, Cook peas according to package with warm, soapy water and keep directions. an open box of baking soda in there. Heat the oil in a large, nonstick To build a "freezer pantry," skillet until hot. Add the garlic and Urvater recommends focusing on cook, stirring for 10 seconds. Add specific needs: the cooked shrimp and stir contin- • Breakfast - Frozen waffles, uously for about 1 minute or until bagels, pancakes and cheese heated throulIh. blintzes. Add the peas, ketchup, honey • Lunch - Prepared frozen and soy sauce and stir to combine. entrees and side dishes. Add the cashews or peanuts and • Dinner - Frozen pizza, fully serve. Garnish each portion with a prepared entrees, components such wedge oflemon or lime. as seafood, poultry, meat, vegeta- Food for thaw: Frozen varieties bles, side dishes and fruits for add diversity and nutrition to the dessert. family menu. • Drinks - Frozen concentrates -offruit juices and lemonade. -NAPSl --- YourHorne Thurscta , June 14 2001 ~ 'Prudential MORE LISTINGS DETROIT Glallleldi/lES3t. S59 Woo.... =-. li: Luxurious four bedroom, three and J't:I:da. one half bath Ranch with extra w.... ~ kitchen. LarRe living and WooAaII. ;811 dining rooms. Famify room with a g DlUuraJ EdlI.IUa!! fireplace. Finished 1...... FvIQIN ... . ~ basemenL EASTPOINTE Nicolai •• .- Strk:ker • $"~-"" . Stephee. $ll2,I8O ST. CLAIIt SIIORES Rtriera Dr•• $7I,tI8 Center entrance Colonial. Large master suite with walk in closet. ~~ Three additional bedrooms and FJm._ood Ct. • $.17".... two and one half baths. Newer kitchen and freshly decorated. Price Reduced. 'I I CHESTERFIELD \ TOWNSHIP Llgbtllouae Cove. $475,880 . Watedroot Coado Exceptional three bedroom, one and one half bath Colonial. Move in condition. Beautifully decorated. Large kitchen. Finished basement. SHELBY TOWNSHIP .8eIIaIIIiDe Drive • $195,91t - OPEN SUNDAY JUNE 17th 2-4 29240 Elmwood Ct. SL Clair Shores Attractive Cape Cod style three $177,900 bedroom, one and one half bath. Living room with fireplace. Newer furnace and central air conditioning. Move in two bedroom one bid! Immediate occupancy! Totally Two family income property. Gas brick Ranch. Close to shopping, renovated two bedroom, two and forced air and central air Three bedroom one and one half restaurants and transportation. one half bath. Ready to move into. conditioning. Updated kitchen in bath Colomal with family room. Pafect floor plan for comfortable one unit. AU appliances included. Updated kitchen, gas forced air I Homa, Condominiums living or entertaining. GTeat investment! central air conditioning. All Townllouses appliances included...... Sharp contemp~)fary. To~ly redone in the 90's. Master swte plus two other bedrooms. 4rge Impeccably renovated three This 19th Century fannhouse is an walk-in cedar closet. Second floor bedroom, two and one half bath Architectural poem! Conveniently laundry. Fmished basement with Ranch. Completely renovated in located minutes from Country recreation room and full bath. the last three months. A must see to Club of Detroit and Lakefront believe Park. Virtual Tour: www.dianedennis.cOJD Executive Colonial with four bedrooms And two and one half AttractIve three bedroom, two and Impeccable three bedroom, baths. Updated Kltchert with one half bath center entrance and one half bath Colonial. Too eating space. First floor Laundry Colonial. New Pella windows and many Updates/features to lIst. and finished basement. freshly decorated.Price Reduced Price Reduced. Master With full bath and double closets New furnace, central air. Large famIly room. $239,500 GrosSe Pointe Woods Three bedroom, one and one half bath Colonial. Very clean. $224,900 Sf. Clair Shores , Refinished hardwood floors to This Colonial has it all. Living and perfection on firs! and ~ond dining rooms. Updated kitchen floors. Just over 2,000 square feet. WIth appliances., Famtly room basement with fireplace. Hardwood floors. First floor laundry. Finished basement with wet bar. Handsome English Bungalow. Three bedrooms, two baths. Newer roof, kitchen and central air. Wonderful three bedroom one and Updated electric. one half bath Colomal. In East English Village. AU major work completed. New spa in back Flonda room. $128,000 Harper Woods Grosse Pointe Schools Very clean Charming neWly decorated 3 $'79 000 Harper Woods Cute one bedroom condo WIth $I,5OfIMo. Sf. Clair Shores three bedroom Bungalow. New bedroom one bath brick Bungalow. .' . d three large picture wmdow in hving New windows and roof. LovlQgly mamtame pd ted LaJc:efront home available for one tear-off roof, May 200 I. new bedroOm one bath Ranch V a room. Walnut cabinets in kitchen. windows in 1999. Hardwood year mmimum lease in &.sle hall bath KItchen With eallng Central air. Large spacious private Pointe Sub. Clean and ready to floors. Large kitchen WIth new oak space. Hardw. ood tloor~ In basement and carport. cabinetry. move into. Natural fireplace in bedrooms. Open basement liVlDg room. Lakefront park access. ------_._-_ ... __ .. __ ... _ .. _ ...... _- ... _--_ ...... __ .. - ... "- .. ------.., ___ ,.tt1liJ llllll! !C!lIQiQllIleAiSS•••• d. £ E Ed ..... ~ Page 18 YourHome Thursday, June 14, 2001 .Easy ways' to get ' ".~ your home ready for the summer season Getting your house in tip-top cleaning materials that have noth- shape can offer more rewards than ing to hide. The O-eel-O sponge just sparkling silverware. Summer scrubber with fun designs comes in spruce-ups done right can trans- vibrant colors and festive patterns late into more time to read novels, from hot peppers and mixed drinks saunter in the sand and play with to citrus, leaves and daisies. Lift GRACIOUS GROSSE POINTE UVING four WONDERRJL CLAWSON COLONIAL the kids. your spirits and brighten your bedroom three and one half baths three bed. oom one and one haW Imh Follow these simple suggestions, kitchen with these patterned Mutschler kitchen. library, family room. house. AI ma;or updues, fr1lIIh peint, jIcuzzi and you'll be well on your way to fabulous yard WIth bnck paver pano and tub in master bMh. Family room with sponges that remind you of the joys greenhouse. Refimshed hard wood floors. natunI fireplace. Dootw.I to deck wkh &IS household cleanliness, leaving of summer. . Move In and enjoy!! G36-BU-IO griM.GFAlCA Mo¥e in condition!! GO I-LA- plenty of time to sit back and enjoy Mary Ellen Lewandosld S3 Sa.phMie SmIth the beauty of summer - and your Get the grill gleaming Grosse Pointe Woods 0fIice Groae PoInte Woods 0IIce (313) 886-5040 (313) .... 5040 home. Before :firing up the grill for this year's barbecue, be sure to scrub Protect your wardrobe away last year's messy memories . , .It's time to pull linen pants and •I If the rack is heavily coated with khaki shorts from the back of your burnt food, cover it in a piece of closet. You can wear all white to aluminum foil with the dull side the neighbor's party or your bright out, and .heat over the grill for colors outdoors without worrying about ten minutes. Using caution about spots and stains. Try the not to touch the hot grill, unwrap " r newly reformulated Scotchgard the rack and the burnt food should protector for fabric and upholstery fall off, readying your grill for the in the red can, which now works on next barbecue. VINYL SIDED CINDER BLOCK TWO SPACIOUS FOUR BEDROOM RANCH on BEDROOM HOME sold in as IS condition. a IS acre residence. Two full baths, first floor your most delicate clothing ItemS, Stove and 'refngerator stay. Third bedroom laundry. Newer roof on home and garden like dry-clean-only and silk items. Take it outside used as den (no closet). Great pnce!! (3)'Uf'$). Pole barn. wifdlife. 10039652 100430491 With outdoor entertaining and eating a step away, use a hose or B. VentimJaHa E. CIevenS- Have a summer spree St. Clair Shores OfIice St. Clair Shores OfIice with organization buckets of water to rinse collected (810) 778-8100 (1.0) 771-8100' surface dirt off your chaise Make order and organization, lounges, patio furniture, and deck not just a cleanliness, a goal of chairs. Then apply Scotchgard cleaning. Tackle the insides of your heavy-duty water repellent in the closet and cabinets. Lay down green can. It repels against rain fresh liners, add additional shelves and moisture and is ideal for any- to maximize space and hang cedar thing that will be exposed to wet blocks to help fight musty odors. conditions, including outerwear Focus on one closet at a time 80 you and outdoor gear. . don't feel overwhelmed and can see through to long-term organization- Reap the rewards of getting a al success. head start on summer cleaning by MAINTENANCE FREETHREE BEDROOM SHARP ONE BEOAOOM CO-OP wId'l following these simple guidelines. BRICK WIth new front and rear entry and updated kkchen and ..... IOlIds 01 scorap. You'll be left with more time to rel- stonn doon. thermal pane windows, ample $160.00 maintenance fee includes ..-r. Bring summer indoors stonge in finished basement. 100450 I 5 taxes, heat and grounds. 100477 ...... Lighten up the inside of your ish the pleasures of the season and kitchen and bathrooms with the the activities you enjoy. Mary Roberts Mary Roberts look of summer, and decorate with -NAPS] St. Clair Shores Oftke St. Cbdr 51-... 0Ike (110) 771-8.00 (810) 778-8 t .. LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR HAS IDE JOB PRICES Universal Electric a licensed electrical contractor with on the side prices. You get the work of a professional licensed and insured electrical contractor with the price of someone doing it on the side who specializes in working on older homes from the 40's to the 90's. From simply changing a receptacle to complete wire and design of any inclustrial, commercial or residential premises, Universal Electric is the com- pany other electricians ask how to do it. Call now for a FREE no obligation esti- mate and you will be happy you finally got the right electrician at the right price. THREE BEDROOM ONE AND ONE HALF lOVELY HARPER WOOOS RANCH three We can change your old fuse panel out to a new modem circuit breaker panel or BATH WIth open concept. New kitchen. bedroom home feawres famtly room WIth install new computer circuits, 220 hnes, security lights, outdoor plugs, fans, code updated bath. family room and fiOlshed natural fire ptace and door to covered patIO •buement. Two fireplaces. move In condition and deck. Updates gaIOf'e include newer violations corrected, generator back up systems, kitChen under cabinet Iig~ting ete ... Home wamanty. Not a dnve by!! G3' -OL.' 9 furnace. hot water heater. circuit ~ copper plumbing. G3 I.WO-I' Can now for a FREE no obligation estimate or if you have • 5alphanJeSmtth Mary Ellen LewandosId any questions regarding any type of electrical problem. G...... Pointe Wood. ~e Grosse P.:Mnte Woods 0fIk. (J I:J 8I6-5O Thursday, June 14, 2001 You rHome Page 19 Chanmng three bedroom bungalow with many PAUINCOME THE HOME FOR YOUR BUDGET' 1302 Aruta In a...m...... Ioaaod .. Grocse POinte updates and amenities includmg newel'. large eat-In Wonderful two famify IclcIIied IOUIb of JeIJeraoll ill Gros.e POlDle Wood~ IS what you have been search- Farms. 1'bfte bedrooIM aDd two tun badIs. New Iulchen. updated bath. new wmdows and second die '"PIrIt'" awaits your inspecboa lIIId J*R:bae. 10 for' This three bedroom, one bath bungalow IS IDII8CCl' suite .. t.ch in 19lJO.8 III e It was water- noor SlUmg room off bedroom Lots of storage. LoM:r available. doema aDd .... hou3ea aloBf proofed ia 2000. New aidia& _ ..... in 94' • new ;ced on the marl. al $159.900 and look al whal !OU p leM off roof 10 '96, new furnace In 97. Including large loft m garage. Freshly decorated time te8Mlt. Each uait .... fonMIlivuaa room. din- seorrr. aDd IM:ReGI ill '93, new kiIcheo. lear-off room, ~ bl'eatfut room aDd two bed- ~~ :; on garage In '00. fresh paml In most of the throughout. Call for your private appomtment irIc roof' and fIarace '92. Deep Jot. Re.iy &0 move 10 J'OOmII. SicuaIed ... pas. ~ sh •••••••• ~ •••• w •• _ •• _.~ ••••••••• _ ••••••••••••••••• ••••••• IrA J..;' ....v ..... VI. t"..., LBlIII Ad Ct A YourHome Thursday. June 14. 2001 GROSSe POINTEFNIMS $1,800,_ 8R08SE PC*1! SIllIES $1,-.aoo THE ARCHITECTURAl.. DRAMA of a Bavarian hunting 6IIOSSE POINTE SHORES $1..... ST.ClMlSlIOl1IS $1,195,000 BEAUl1Rl. VEW OF I..ME Sf. CLMU Ave bedroom DlSTINCllVE COlONIAl. locatBd IlliilIMs froIn Lake St. lodge In one of the Fanns most desirable settings. S1lNING I..AmRONT RESIDENCe. Nestled on an acre Colonial 00 I..ake8hont Dme.. MMy updates iAdude Clair ThIs chamllllg home feabns five bedrooms, flu' Dramatic marble foyer Wl1h circular sIalrway. Newer Of ~ grIUIldB wl1h mature wfJIow trees and offer- COfllPl81e painting d ",fini_1t I8dwoecI full and three half baths, updIi1ed Mut9chIer '*hen With ing fOcI' SI*ioU8 bedruoms and three and one half gourmet kitchen. Elevator and gunlte pool. (GPN-GW- ftDors and Newer Qnla and air center ISland, Gaggenaw and sub-ZllfO applilIlC8S pores_ balls. MaIIIr bedroom wtth P'1Yate bBIh and open Irv- 3OFAI) (313) 886-4200. condition ~99lAK) (313) 886-4200. sionaIIy finlshed basement (GPN-6W~ (313) 886- Ing RlClm Will water WIIlW8. (GPN-H-3OJEF) (313) 885- 4200 2000. GROSSE .....-rE ~ __ GROSSE POIN1t FARMS S3'I5,IUJ &ROSSE I'OIffJE ..- $2I8,8Olt 6ROS8E POM!: $3lIlJ,9OO WAlK TO lAKE Darling Farms Colonial on presIiglous FABlI.OUS ENGlISH 1\JOOR IocaIed in $rOSIe Pliinea FIViMs EARLY 20th CENTURY FARM HO~. Renovations CUSTOM BUlT RANCH In pnme Farms location boasts CIrcle Newer: roof, furnace, centra!lIIr conditloong, WIn- Farms and completely updated inside and out. Old ads- galore - electrical, plumbing, kitchen, baths, dnYe- .three bedrooms and two baths. Many Improvements dows and hot water heater Updated kitchen with break- manshIp throoghout New windows, roof, cement. P8int. way, mechanlcs garage, ete Basement watlWprooted, tndudlng f8mlIy room adjacent lD spacious Mutschler fast nook. IGPN-GW-S7RAD) (313) 885-2000. central 8Ir n:l mcn. A great family home. (aPN-H- deep lot, pabo and ptofessloll811andscaplng. (GPN-H- kill:hen with eating area. (GPN-H-89SHE) (313) 885- 43MAD) (313) 885-2000. 96KER)(313)$2000 2000 GROSSE POIm SHORES S7I5,C8J I _ 6ROSIIE Pe*tE WOGOS .... 6IIOSSEPOIiI1! IRMJDS $41"- BEAUTIFUL THREE BEDROOM Fabulous ranch In ON l.AKESHORE DRIVE! Three bedtoom ranch on DETACHEDCONDO Custom kltchen with buIIt-irlS and UPDATED FOUR BEDROOM HOME UICludIng krtchen, fam- Grosse POinte Shores IS completely reful'bished in lie Lakeshore DrIve and Hampton Road. very pnvate WIIh granlte counters Hardwood floors, formal dining, den Ily room, bath, basement and exterior. MoYe-ln-eondrtlon last 12 months. Features melude new krtct1en, new b81h large lOt, approximatefy 157x190. 8l.IIt-in swimming and fifst floor IaJndry. Three bedrooms, two and one with lIght, neu1ral decor. Gre8t details in kitchen with and finIShed basement Exquisite deIaiIlng 1tlroughout! pool df famlIy room. Rare opportuQ/ly to I1lmOdlll or . half battls, filllShed basement with bath. (GPN-GW- most appIl8tlCes. Rrst floor 18lJr'IaY! (GPN-GW-69t10l) (GPN-GW-55MOO)(313) 886-4200. lUld! (GPN-GW-55lAK) (313) 886-4200. 9OMOfl) (313) 886-4200. (313) 886-4200 GROSSE POINT( WOODS $129.,000 GROSSE POM'E WOODS $11~ GROSSE POIN1'E SHORES $485,GOl1 HARPER WOODS $154,900 COZY WOODS IW4CH ThIS hOme featufes an extra lot DON'TMISSTHISlBRFIC 0PP0RT1JNIlYI Channlnq COMPLETELY UPDATED THREE BEDROOM HOMEI thIS SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM RANCHI Features Include and IS OQ. a Ql.llet En/OY the newer electncaI, III street Grosse PoInte WOOdS hOme great condition Updated fabulously located home bOaStS a 13x16 family room, den (possible fourth bedroom), Iatge irving room WIth IrlSulatJon, roof, hardwood floors and new paJnt. kitchen and b81h, two car garage, Il8Wflf ftJnace, hard- master bedroom With bath, finIShed lower level with fireplace and dining L W8Ik to Poupard Elementary AppItances stay (GPN-H-6OROS) (313) 885-2000 wood 1IoofS, fllCe 8IZe lot and much mcnl (GPN-H- large entertarnrnent area and 8 beautiful private yard SChool One year home warranty - QuIck Occupancy 23A1D) (313) 885-2000. (GPN-GW-95CRE) (313) 886-4200. (GflN-GW.()l \IANl (313) 886-4200. For more properties visit our website at: www.cbschweitzer.com --.s •., ~., i\i"Wi!t Thursday, June 14, 2001 GROSSE POlITE sm.- &IIOSSE ....-rE -.- GROSSE POINTE $1 550 SPAOOUS BRICK HOME. Three bedrOOm brick with two GROSSE POtNTE FARMS $3!I5,lJOO ATIRACTlVE COlONlAL-coMPlETEl.Y REDONE. Recent GROSSEPOINTELEASEI SpacIous upper umt With Inat- GREATLOCAnON, 170 x 79 PfUVATHOT Comer of Moran updates include new decol ating ttvoughout. hardwood tuII b8ths. New roo4' In '95, new fuTIace and cenInII ural fireplace Family room area has cathedral ceiling '* and Kercheval Updated randI, newer krtchen, bath, root, floors and new carpeting. Spadous room IlZ8S, firi8hed and some new MI'ldows. Huge family room wtlh FnriJn and skylights Krtchen appliances Included Use of one WIndows, hardwood floors. neutral decor throughout, playroom In b8llemerrt and wtlIIe Idtchen wlIh CorilIl lIIDVe. 0v8r1lzed gnge with work lIhop nt more. half of the garage and base ment Close to shopping master bedroom WIth bath and walk-In closet (GPN-GW- counters. (GPN-H-98RN) (313) 885-2000. (GPN-H-42WAS) (313) 885-2000. (GPN-GW-41JEFj (313} 886.4200 01KER) (313} 886-4200 '~~.~-.!~~'I~" "' - 1 ... ' 1i. "":. f',f!f I 1.-.' •' '.., - ~• ---'if1 - J~\ -- 1 I .r \ i ' I :1 ;j l .~; 'Ir1'I _ ...... J GROSSE POIII'E PARK S4CIO,8OO GROSSE POIn"E PARK ~ &ROSSE POINTE PARK $349,900 GROSSE POINTE PARK $187,000 WONOERAJl lWo FAMIlY HOME each unit haS three MOVE IN CONOmON one block from lake and a mce two HIGHLYSOUGHTAFTERHOME Four bedrooms, two QUAINTBUNGALOWArts and crafts type bungalow wl1:l1 spadoUs bedrooms. two full baths, family room with block walk to Ihe vtIlage. Some updates Include natural fireplace, larue Io1Chen with eating space (all appliances and one half bath center entrance ColOnial WIth excep- onglnal woollwllrK and hardwood floors £verytt1mg has fireplace, master b8ttl with garden tub and much more. Included) New roof In '96 and much much more (GPN- tIOnal archrtectural delall. Wonderful floor plan, spa- been done to the ongmal style of the home (GPN-H- (GPN-H-03CAD) (313) 885-2000. H-30TRO) (313) 885-2000. CIOIJS kitchen, Flonda room. hardwood ftooo; and new 42NOl) 1313} 885-2000 roof (GPN-H-11 BIS) (313) 885-2000 GROSSE POlITE .... GROSSE ~ WOODS $31.... BEAIJTlFUl TUDOR CONDOI FIve bedrooms. three and &ROSSE POINTI WOOOS $299,900 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $199,500 • GROSSE POINTE WOODS. HollywOOd - East of one half baths, newer kitchen, relinl8lled hardwood CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAll Gorgeous home GREATWOODS COLONIAL Nicely updated three bed- MorrNngside DesrtabIe 1hree bedroom ranch. family floors. den, spa batllroom. finished office 1ft basement. Generous room SIzes, very open and alry Natural fire- room, one and one half bath home features updated oak room. Newer roof, windows, fumace and central 8Jr Seller to pay $18,700 for new garage In complex. (GPN- place In IMng room, formal dining room and huge tam- kitchen WIth appliances, master bedroom WIth adJOImng H-15JEf) (313) 885-2000. COflditJooIng. FinIshed basement with fun bath. (GPN- den and po8SIble nursery Nice knotty pine family room ! GW-21 HOl) (313) 886-4200. Ily room. Built In storage and access to Woods parks (GPN-GW-79HAMl (313) 886-4200 and morel (GPN-GW-58l1N) (313) 886-4200 HARPER WOODS $11t,8l1O IWIIEII WOODS __ ST. ClAIR SHORES $297.000 ABSOl.UTELY FABlA.OUSI Four bedrooms with Grosse DETROIT $205,500 Pointe SChooISl Charming and In move-In COI1drtion ctm AND COZY. ThIs cute bungalow IS truly ready to AlMOST PERFECTICoveted stone and bnck Colomal WINDWOOD POINTE ON THE NAUTICAL MILE Excellent describes tills brick bungalow New gas forced air, roof, mo¥e 11110 Updates!tlroughout and fresh deconltmg New krtchen Natural wood and leaded glass throughOut klcal10ll WIth courtyard VIews Master bedroom WIth bath WIndows and YilJyI bnn. Updated balh, kIIthen and exten- with beautrtuI hardwood IIeon. New electric copper Two fireplaces wet bar centra' air, spnnkler system and two l'IaJk In closetS LMng room and dlrnng room com. blnal10ll wrtI1 bay WIndow Professionally decorated WIth or (GPN-GW-llOl.M) (313) 886-4200 plumbjng, driveway and new root. (GPN-tt-31 WQ (313) Beautiful bath With separate tub and shower New car- 885-2000. • pet (GPN.GW.OOEOU)(313) 886-4200 many custom features' (GPN-GW-41W1N) (3131886-4200 .... --- U I -:#>--~.--" .. ~ t , YourHome Thursday, June 14, 2001 Linen: The elegant textile, room by room Adding permanent elegance to a room calls for the \lSe of inherently luxurious materials, be it hard- wood for the floors, silver for the table or linen fabrics for the uphol- stery, window treatments, bedding and table top. With proper care, each material will last for years and continue to produce an aes- thetically pleasing experience. When shopping for linen, it's a good idea to look for the Masters of Linen hang tag. This label shows that an item has passed stringent quality controls laid down by the Confederation European du LiD et du Chanvre (CELC), which is sup- ported by the European Lbaea fabric. proYide ele- CommUnity. ,ance in any room of the' For example, here's a room-by- house. room tour of a house, with indica- comes through repeated UBe. In tions of what. linen can do: fact, linens for the table improve • Bedroom - The most intimate with age. of rooms welcomes linen, a soft fab- • Around the house - In window ric used in sheets and pillowcases. treatments and on upholstered fur- Besides its gentle texture, the fab- niture throughout the house, linen ric abs.orbs humidity and possesses is often the fabric of choice. Its sup- anti-allergenic properties. ple hand means the fabric will hold • Bathroom - Boasts elegant a fold in draperies, while in lighter linen in its toweling, especially casement installations, linen pro- ~friction and "huck" towels. Because vides privacy with *elegant look. of the natural smoothness of the The hang tag is currently found fibers, little dirt becomes embed- only on products made of Western ded in the towels, making them European linen, considered by v.ei'ysanitary. many to be the 'fin6t linen in the • Kitchen - The ability to world. It certifies that the linen absorb great amounts of moisture yarn comes from CELC-member before feeling wet makes linen tow- spinning mills and meets the high- els preferred in the kitchen. They est standards for construction, can absorb up to one-fifth of their color fastness, dimensional stabili- own dry weight in moisture, and ty and strength. leave no trace oflint on dried dish- For a free "Reinventing Linen" es or glassware. brochure, financed by the • Dining room - Preparing for European Community, write to guests means setting the table Masters of Linen, Dept. EC, 200 with fine linen tablecloth and nap- Lexington Ave., Suite 225, New . kins. Heirloom linen tablecloths Yor~, NY 10016. tend to glow with a patina that -NAPSI . . CALL 313.882.3500 Toreserve Display Advertising space by 2 p.m. Friday • ... ~l" ~~~ ... _.,...... -:ft~ ~~~.,...... _~t.~Afr,..,....-..:..---- ~~ ~------YourHome Page 23 : z t ; -- .. VERY CHARMING brick Bungalow. rec bedrooms, one and WINDMILL.POINTE SUBDMSION under $2oo,000! Three WELL MAINTAINED, one owner Woods Colonial. Three bed- one half bams plus den. New furnace and centra! air. New roof. bedrooms, new kitchen and barh. The owners have reconditioned Beautifully decorated throughout. Natural fireplace in hVlng rooms, one and one half baths wim a large sun room overlooking me leaded glass windows among many other updates. #23 a generous yard. #22 room. Updated full bam. #24 Page 24 YourHome ThursdaYt June 14t 2001 ,., Would You Like 7b K1WW I • The Value Of Your Horne? t • I I Call Today For A Free Market Analysis! 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI 886-9030 ,, • 1404 Berbbire, Groae PoIate P8rk Brick ftve bedroom, two aDd one half bath Colonial. Features iDdude family room, formal diDiDg I"OOIB, new kitchen, DeW roor~ m:=.1arge comer lot. . ; 713 Ullivenlty, GrosIe PoiBae City . 11143 JUver RoM, G ...... P8IIIte WeodI 'l1lree bedrooms, one aod ODe IIaIf batbs. Dea, attacbed Beautiful three bedroom I"llIIdI oa a .... lot la tile Woods. prIIBe, located ia the hart or Groae PoiMe. Great ramBy room, hardwood ftoors IIu'08ghout, two car attached gange. Home sweet home-- 191 Merriweather, Grout Poi.te Farms 1111 N. Brys. Groae PoiMe Woods 991 Fis'her, Grosse Pointe City 523 sa. Clair, G~ PoiIate Cft1 RecI8ced to $399,000. Three bedroom, one Beautiful tbree bedroOm I1IDdI ... anat . Four bedroom, one and. one half bath Cape Pu(ect! A ~' ,... ~ bed- ud one half bathl, den, pbeaomenal ~,.... fteon tJIonIIIouL Cod. New 1Utcbea, hardwood noon. fonDaI room, 4)M W ,....311Dat IdtdIea, granite, bardwOCMI hoon. FiJ'lisbed A ...-tIN!!! diDieg room, ftaiIIIed basement lint fIoor QOIII, fit' tIll ..... I'eCI'leation room. A Gem! with wet bar. --. ------~~~------~--_.-- ~~ .. ~~J.<:;f;_ -,.::, "o'*~"';""'-'~~""'''''8'~~~~''''':l::: -~ Thursday, June 14, 2001 VourHome 35666 Jefferson 830 Wbittier, Grosse Pointe Park 21 Fisher, Grosse Pointe City kenw'UbIe ... ~1IdioIl CeaIetoponry ...... Fhe ItedroeIIIs, tbne aud ODe balf bath EDgllsb with new Open Doer plan, c:ustom kitchen, master suite witb sitting Lake St. CbIir. 42 foot bIP adhednI ceIIiDI, faIDB)'1'OOIIl IdkIte& MetkaIousIy renovated, great features, a special room and ftreplace. Four bedrooms, tlu'ee and ORe IaaIf witIl two aablral ftrepIaca, 5,7" .. are feet. _ J[ 823 house. bid¥- lot. $1,975,801. . < >- 99 Stepbens, Grosse Pointe Farms 90 Deeplaods. Grosse Pointe Shores 1347 Audubon, Grosse Pointe Park Five beclroom. three and one baIf baths. Double lot, full Four bedroom. two and one half baths. family room, Custom Mediterranean four bedroom. two bath. Sbarp bllSelDellt, secood ftoor laundry room,.librar)'. family room library, huge lot on quiet court, two natural fireplaces. foyer, library, living room with detailed plaster and semi- - Great locadoD. vaulted ceiling and natural fireplace. Attached two car and second Door deck/porch with auto awning. 20007 Roscommon, Harper Wood!> 841-43 Notdnglwft, Grosse PoInte Part: Beaudful three bedroom, one and ODe half Desirable soulll or Jefferson Iocatioa. Two bath with full bath in ftnisbed buemenL natural ftrepIaces. Separate basemeDts, fur- Newer furnace and central air. Living room oaees and eIedrie. Lower vacaDt for with natural fireplace, updated country Immediate OC'CUpancy. kitchen. Enclosed three season room and attached garage. VKantLucl 1367-69 W.ybum. GI'OSIIePoInte Park LIIW" 1110••l1li. ~"d'" Live In one unit and let out the other, pay at u. towards JOUr mortgage. Separate base- meats, furnaces, electrical, stove ad retri&- erator In e8dl unit to stay. - ~ I ---~ Page 26 vourHome' Thursd8y; JOOevt4't -2001 Hot tubs: terrific additions for entertaining your outdoor area as a place to For many homeowners, warmer outdoor entertaining. Thinking long-term ean help entertain or a place from which you weather means moving backyard can view and enjoy the rest of your ensure that you get the most out of enhancement plans off the back backyard. It can help make the your efforts. "Before you get start- burner. If you're envisioning week- entire outdoor space feel more ed, you should consider what you end barbecues or evening soirees dynamic and fun.' . on the patio, you should be think., want - maybe it's a space for entertaining - and how that will 2. Customize your spa to suit ing about making some improve- your taste and the space it will fit with your outdoor space and ments to your outdoor living space occupy. There is an array of spa _ building a deck, landscaping style," says Danny Lipford, host of Today's Homeowner, a poPular "do- and wood accessories, such as and gardening, adding a hot tub, or decking, gazebos, eJlclosures, buying new patio furniture for your it-yourself' television show. While you are planning and arbors, wood steps apd planters, to designing, keep in mind that there Sp.. can bring year-round help develop the perfect personal are many elements you can incor- ~eDt to any home. retreat. 3. Choose a spa that is energy- porate into your plans to turn out- design, a spa can beautify your out- door Iiving areas into splendid efficient and easy to maintain so door living space. It provides a that your operating costs will be spots to relax and unwind year- great option for entertaining and round. One of the most popular low and maintenan'Ee efforts will relaxing at home," says Lipford. be minimized. additions is a SP&, commonly "Spas have become increasingly known as a hot tub. According to By considering these points in SanctJIV of COlltrar:t popular to help people relax and the National Spa and Pool advance, you can create an outdoor STEWART TITLE spend quality time with friends space that will bring functionality Institute (NSPI), spa ownership and family. They're versatile and "EnhanCing tlu! Rt'al Estate has increased 30 percent over the and enjoyment for years to come. ClOSingProctss" bring enjoyment year-round." Plus, there are benefits beyond last three years, and an estimated When selecting a hot tub, it's 20311 Mack Avenue fOllI million households currently enterta,ining friends at a barbecue. important to consider saving ener- A spa brings new appreciation of Grosse Pointe Woods have hot tubs. Whether it's in the gy and money, so think about suburbs or the country, at the your outdoor space and offers a (313) 884-7300 value, efficiency and future use custom retreat where you can beach or in the mountains, a spa when making your choice. CATHERINE WILLIFORD can complete just about any back- unwind after a long day. There is Consider a self-contained, portable also therapeutic value: Warm Branch Manager yard project. spa for maximum energy efficiency. "With a little vision and the right water combined with exclusive Self-contained models such as Hot hydromassage jets, like those Spring spas have the electrical, found in a Hot Spring spa, can heating and filtration systems con- soothe aches and pains, especialll tained within the unit and are for those affected by arthritis. A insulated to retain heat, resulting relaxing soak-before bedtime helps in lower operating costs. Insulation many people experience a better helps maintain a constant water night's sleep. temperature, thereby eliminating 'Ib learn more about customizing the costs associated with continu- your outdoor improvement plans to ally reheating the water. Also, include a spa, visit a taearby spa portable spas don't require any retailer. For adaitional information expensive construction or plumb- about the benefits of hot tub own- ing, so they work well with any ership or-to receive a free brochure, homeowner's plans. visit www.hot spring.com or call I Lipford offers the following tips for incorporating a spa into your (800) 432-6781. I backyard: I 1. Use your spa to accentuate -NAPSI I IChicken SOUp For The Gardener's Sou}' I Usually gardeners water and love in bloom can nourish the soul --I grow flowers, but a new bouquet of end warm your heart. .I stories about gardening can nour- Gardens can offer much-needed ish and soothe the reader who likes solace. After a busy day, many pe0- ple find it soothing to get out in the ~I to garden. garden and sink their hands in the "Chicken Soup for the I rich, cool earth. Reading this book I Gardener's Soul" (Health has been compared to carrying a Michigan Communications) shares the rich garden in your pocket. rewards of gardening - the joys, Joining series co-founders Jack Fireplace & I the hearty laughs, the inspiration Canfield and Marlr Victor Hansen and the solace. It shares the friend- in compiling this book are five Barbecue I ships, the family bonds and the respected journalists and talented love that comes from caring for - gardeners: Cynthia Brian, Marion 2908 E. Long Lake at Dequindre I and about - plants. Owen, Carol Sturgulewski, Cindy Whether you're a master garden- Buck and Pat Stone. er, a novice struggling to nurture a For more information, visit the 248-689-2296 I green thumb, or simply an admirer web site: www.gardeners-80ul.com. 'XIc"' •• I~C;'lt A ...,- 1>I-i~.c...~! ofpowers and foliage, these stories ------about blOssoming friendRhinR Anit -NAPSI --~....,,;;;;...-.--_... ~"'l"" •• III -, ; It's an oven. It's a grill. It's a rotisserie. It's a stove-top. The New Vermont Castings Barbecue Grill does it all. With unique styling and constructed of the finest mate- rials, the Vermont Castings Grill is the perfect combination of style and performance.. With three models and choices in color, it's a great addition to any home. ._- More dependable than the seasons o I 14 $499 * ·Personal Pace~Self-Propel System puts . _" n y orq mowers are 95 you in control , , guaranteedfi to startullon the • 60. hP orJ.oroGTS~ engtne. ':to. aftrst or second p'11'fiY~ Toro8 Super guaranteed-to-start on the first or er year, or we LX It d ull £ 5 "T" fix . 'b .,..., 'D I'" secon p ror years or J.oro es It frec. A. tn ute. to .loros .a.et!Vc erllll' FREE. legendary quahty and -" ed n I . 'I' I" . d Personal Palee- MO:1rKrAr. Patent Super I'ecyc erS cutting abIUY, snt It time you owne .. '...... systems mulch es grass rorC a heaIthy I>- peace 0 f db 'full ~ \-.'<.....: mind? See an eautl awn. ~ .,. ~. • '> .,... • Rear bag standard ~ S~ ~~~~~" :. ~ . oro .. - ...... ~:.,.. Yd°ealur da.l • Durable cast deck ~ er to y. F. full t 8 • lye-year warranty M .Suggested retail price, subject to dealer option. t See dealer for warranty details. 0 - '.: Page 28 YourHom-e Lawn fungus among-us in cool, wet weather Q. Within the past two weeks I that it promotes growth of the lawn David Soulliere is a Michigan have noticed large patches of my and application of a lawn fungicide certified nurseryman at Soulliere lawn thinning. I have a bluegrass containing maneb or chlorothalonil Landscaping and Garden Center. lawn and the finer blades of grass (daconil). In the areas where the 23919 Little Mack in St. Clair are dying, leaving only some green grass has died or thinned, top- Shores, between Nine and 10 mile. left. Upon close examination I am dress and seed the lawn with dis- Phone (810) 776-2811 or go to finding brown spots on the leaf ease-resistant varieties of blue- www.michigangardens.com on the blade. What could be causing this grass to quicken the recovery of the Internet for further information. E. to happen? lawn. mail at [email protected]. A. What you are noticing is a lawn fungus commonly called "leaf spot." Other names referring to the --- Facts to floor you --- same disease are "melting out" or ing to grow grass in areas in low When it comes to flooring that vice - and save - commercial "Helminthospori um blight." light conditions. Conditions we can you can walk comfortably on, vinyl accounts thousands of dollars on change to improve the overall Recently I have been seeing a few and linoleum can really go the dis- floor replacement costs. strength of the lawn are mowing lawns developing this disease. This Commercially, the same seven- often so no more than one-third of tance. is a common problem in bluegrass That's because these two materi- step, 15-minute process is already lawn, especially when we have the leaf blade is removed with each cutting. Adjusting the automatic als can now easily be repaired if used by moving companies, land- cool, wet weather conditions. they are damaged. As with any lords and realtors. Not only does it The disease is present in many sprinkler settings so you are not correct the problem, making it vir- lawns but it does not develop into a watering' during wet conditions floor material, normal wear and problem unless the weather condi- will allow the lawn to dry out tear, burns, holes, cuts and dents tually undetectable, but it can pre- tions are favorable for it to spread between watering. It is better to can make a floor look less than vent further damage. along with other factors. water longer twice a week than to attractive. To learn more, visit the web site Conditions that favor the develop- water lightly every other day. Fortunately, a new product at www.floorrepair.com or call ment of leaf spot disease include Trimming Bome of the lower means t~at repairing linoleum and (800) 490-2001. Vinyl flooring has high humidity, poor drainage of the branches of trees near the lawn vinyl floors doesn't have to mean an unlimited lifetime if no damage will increase sunlight getting to soil, cutting the lawn too short and occurs. The FloorSaver can repair the lawn and improve air circula- replacing them or spending thou- high nitrogen levels. Lawns that sands of dollars. The easy-to-use minor damage, prolonging the life are under stress from other factors tion in the area. Treatment of leaf spot should product, known as FloorSaver, is of your floor. are also prone to disease. based on a professional kit that a Some stress-causing factors we include fertilization with a bal- Kansas-based company uses to ser- -NAPSl cannot change are poor soils or try- anced fertilizer such as 13-13-13 so , , 169 Loraine City of Grosse Pointe ~~~FreITY Waterfront, Victorian, Fabulous ,, , Come see the condominiums they're all talking about- Breathtaking lake vistas, gourmet kitchens and baths, two car garages,and an optional private elevatorl OPEN DAILY Price reduced on Cape Cod Geml You must see the interior of this spacious, tastefully 1:00 • 5:00 (Except 11Iursclays) 01' by appoIBtmeDt decorated Beautification Award Winner. It has a / Right on Lake st. Clair on Jefferaoa betwee- ... :a* If SIIook newer kitchen, roof. furnace and air conditioning. PII~lJManagement Co., Developer • 31.>885-7979 Just move inl The home has a large living room with attractive natural fireplace, dining room and three bedrooms; master has cozy sitting area, and hard- wood floors thrOUghout. The nicely landscaped lot with two newer brick porches and rear cement patio enhance the setting on this centrally located, quiet street. JIIfow priced at $::159.900. -. _ ..------...... Thursday, JlJne 14, 2001 YourHome Page 29 Color lights create a dramatic effect to pools er's choice of seven brilliant colors. What's more fun than having a • There's a whole palette of possibili- pool or spa? Try adding lighting ties. Tinting your water a deep with brilliant color combinations. blue is a fun way to chase away the ~ Pool owners may soon have a blues. rainbow of new reasons to.swim a Feeling green with envy about few laps. That's because a new your neighbor's pool? Make your breakthrough in swimming pool pool look greener. Or perhaps, you and spa lighting is making it easi- have more than one favorite color er to create brilliant combinations or would like the pool lights to of underwater color. coordinate with the color scheme The technology is evident in found in your home? Multiple Spectrum Amerite (SA), the first lights can synchronize with one underwater color light, and its another to provide wall-to-wall compact companion, Spectrum color. Each light comes with twin Aqua-Light (SAL). These systems 4,000-hour tungsten halogen automatically roll slowly through bulbs. an almost infinite number of bril- For more information on pool liant color combinations via.a sin- equipment, including pumps, fil- gle on/off switch itlSide the home or ters, heaters, controls, lighting sys- by t~e pooVspa equipment. Before tems, automatic pool cleaners and this technology was designed, the some color in .their pool was to and manually attach a colored maintenance products, call Pentair best pool owners could do to get kneel down, reach into the water plastic lens. Pool Products, a subsidiary of The new system can parade Pentair Inc., toll-free (800) 831- Proper sanitization key through the entire color spectrum 7133 or visit the web site at _ from one luminous. hue to the www.pentairpool.com. to pool maintenance and safety next - or freeze to the homeown- Each summer, swimming pool lems. These sanitizers, made effec. owners nationwide face the task of tive by the use of polyhexamethyl- ome s maintaining their pools. While vac- ene biguanide (PHMB), need adjustment only every 10-14 days. uuming, brushing and skimming • I cool my house quickly by used to ensure that wallpaper is Unlike chlorine, PHMB sanitizers are important to keep a pool look- opening up the cellar door and hung straight. Suspend the string are stable and can assure a proper- ing nice, the most vital part of placing a fan at the top of the from the top of the wall. When it ly sanitized pool even during the maintaining a pool is keeping it stairs. This draws cool air up from stops swinging, pull it down tight season's hottest and sunniest properly sanitized. Improper pool the cellar and into the house, and against the baseboard. Then, pull sanitization means bacteria weather. my air conditioner doesn't work as the center of the string and snap it, growth, and bacteria can cause In addition to less maintenance hard. - Florence L., Lebanon, Ind. as you would a bow. The resulting serious problems for swimmers. and more stable protection from • I use an old spatula to hold chalk mark will be a perfectly ver- Bacteria can be found every- bacteria, other benefits of chlorine- screws in place while driving them tical line. where in the environment includ- free sanitizers include less eye and in. I cut a "V" into the scraping • Smooth dimples and ridges out ing untreated pool water. Unless skin irritation; no discoloration of edge. 'Ib hold the screw, I just slip of the area to be paved by cutting a pool water contains a constant hair, especially if the hair is color- the "V'" around the screw's base. two-by-four to the width of the level of sanitizer, any swimmer can treated, no fading of swim wear or This holds the screw up and pro- paving area and pulling it gently -- be exposed to germs. Water-borne along the surface. Fill pits and vinyl liners; and no unple~ant tects the area around it in case my -bacteria can cause eye, nose, ear, screwdriver slips. - Joe H., gouges with sand and smooth and skin infections as well as a odor. The chlorine-free Baquacil again with the board, and you'll Pool Care System is an effective Acworth, Ga. number of more serious and poten- • What's a plumb line? It's a have an even, level surface to pave. sanitizing system that poo~owners tially harmful conditions. chalked, weighted piece of string - King Features Syndicate A commonly used method of san- worldwide have been relying on for itizing swimming pools is chlorina- 25 years. tion. Powerful as chlorine can be, Baquacil is available nationwide ensuring that sanitizer levels are through a network of authorized high enough to control bacteria can Baquacil dealers. These pool pro- be a difficult and exacting task - a fessionals are the experts in the job that requires a great deal of industry and are trained annually time and persistence. Because to assist pool owners in maintain- chlorine is not heat or light stable, as temperatures rise, chlorine in ing their swimming pools through- pools depletes. High temperatures out the year. and intense sunlight directly affect 1b find out more about the bene- fits of chlorine-free pool care, the frequency of chemical additions ~ and amount of sanitizer a pool request a free pool care guide and video, or to find an authorized needs. VISITOUR SHOWROOM There is an alternative to chlo- Baquacil dealer near you, call (800) rine that makes maintenance easi- 374-7764. Baquacil also provides 21444 HARPtR AVENUE PHONE 810.775.9917 er for pool owners. Chlorine-free pool sanitization information on its BETwEEN8 & 9 MILE ROADS E-MAIL: sanitizers offer effective solutions web site at www.Baquacil.com. ST.CLAIR SHORES,MI48080 [email protected] to common chlorine-related prob- -NAPSI • - £."~~ .. "". • > ~ ?'il:JIt*iii!t~ Page30 YourHome Thursday,June 14, 2001 , • 1l£ RATE From the lender's vIew Mortgage Rates as of June 8, 2001 PoInts 011.- ProgI Phone Number 30 Yr. Filed PoInts 15 Yr. FIud PoinIs 1 Yr. AlII i\.~j1 6.75 0 6 0 YeNn:1 part 4 IAaboo Mortgage (BOO)73Hl001 7 125 0 • ~ 225 NR Of the three issues considered ...(248) 740-2323 6 625 2.25 6 .val ~ Mortga~ ~q, ~ when you apply for a mortgage, we ~{ 0 .UBIF Approved Mortgage Inc. (734) 455-5091 7125 0 6.75 0 6 have discussed the value and con- T~.it.M~~ dition of your property and your (248l967-14OO 675 2 6125 2 65 0 Jl8NIF financial ability to repay your Barday~ge ___ 1lIM~ 2 .UBIF mortgage. This week, we ~scuss capRa! Moftgage Funding (248) lOW.RATE 5625 3 6.225 3 5 your credit history and credit scor- '"~W:'\"1~t N~~~t}wJ :,,,,,,,,,'So P..:t' ...to ~Il:"""'" c.l ing. Chase Ma'lhattan (888) 267.3495 6 875 2 6 125 2 6125 0 JlVIF If you have had, or currently ~.':" ) ,..... ~~~i-tu~~~ Comenca (600l292-13OO 7 1375 6.5 2.125 5.5 1875 JlBNIF have, any debts, credit accounts o.r f.lW_ financial obligations, your credi- . ''''-''~ ___ ~iZllt~lSr . 1.875 55 125 JlVn: tors report information regarding Cw1lJywtde Home loans (248l 262-8580 7 1 375 65 do other mortgage lenders and bro- ;t;~11~~ ~_~~ your accounts to at least 0Il:eof the 525 2 .va kers. DIarbom Fed Crecil Union (313l322-8301 675 2 6.25 . 2 three credit bureaus: You can generally assume that ' ,,~ JIB Experian: (888) 397-3742 the best loan programs and inter- DeIrort MoI1gage Corp.. (810) 253-4800 7.25 0 .6.~75 0 6.75 0 ~ Equifax: (800) 685-1111 est rates will be reserved for those 'r':::. " '(. , JIBN Trans Union: (800) 888-4213 who have credit scores over 700. If East-west Mortgage Co (800) 844-1015 . 6375 3 5875 3 6 1 This information includes: your scores are over 660, you could - , 0 6625 0 6 0 JlBNfF The date your account was ___-,~~,;.'~.I1ulBSErlUSG:tinM A.E (800) 784-1074 7 still qualify for great interest rates ~, tllOOt~i.!'\~t~,.~t opened. and loan programs. ' FiIst Equity Resldenllal Mort (BOO)55Hl270 575 1875 5375 1875 6 2 JIBN The highest balance or credit ~~~.",,".,...,.~. If your scores are closer to 620, ~~~~ ,. limit on your account. • ""01~,_ . - you are considered an A- borrower, 7 a 6.625 0 6.125 0 JIB Your current balance. 11m lnIemabonaJ Inc (248) 258-1584 and there is a good chance that "-_fS8 ~~'14'(8OOl~1~t4i.;k~ Your minimum monthly pay,: your interest rates may be higher. Frankin Mortgage Group (313) 383-6000 6.5 2 6 2 6 0 JlBNI ment. (;~."'---~lio If your scores are under 620, you - ~ Your payment history. are considered a sub-prime borrow- Gc*1en Rule Mortgage (BOO)785-4755 5625 1875 5 1.875 525 1 JlBNfFl Perhaps the most significant er and your interest rate will be 6.875 2 6375 2 NR JlBNn: part of your credit report is your high. GroqlOne~ (734) 953-4000 credit score. Credit scores range If is your scores are under 500, it (3131873-3310 6.5 2 6 2 NR J from 450 to 850, with 850 being the unlikely that you will qualify for a Home Federal SaVlllQS Bank ~ , best possible credit score that you mortgage at any rate. 2 6375 2 5875 1 JlBNn: ~~Co (BOO)538-1812 6875 . could receive, and 450 being the In addition to considering your worst possible credit score. credit score, mortgage lenders have JMC MortQl:9l Corp. (248) 489-4020 6375 3.25 5.875 3 5.25 35 JIB Although they all use similar other criteria that must be met. . & - oW criteria, the three credit bureaus One of these issues is whether or I tax or investment advice. .. -;::.; 0,.. ,J.. $12.95. Also, if you have recently M&goMarlle Mortgage (em ~ 8.1$ 2 Q& 1>'" ." ~/"I:~1J~ \I ~";..>t .. Gibran Nicholas is a licensed applied for a mortgage or home ___WOIId Wide !loan1nC. Gtallt (600) CAll-ANDY 575 2 625 2 5375 1 JIB mortgage broker in St. Clair equity line of credit, or are current- fa " 0 " /,,*r,,'t ~ f:f% _fie '$-p , -....~ - Thursday, June 14,2001 YourHome Page 31 Avoid surprises by understanding home-closings transaction is legitimate. This may documents presented at the time of Surprise parties, surprise gifts, Sutton provided the following involve ordering a property closing. Take as much time as and surprise promotions are all tips to help home buyers prepare to appraisal, conducting a title needed. Make sure the product, fun, but surprise fees are not - close on their new home: rate and terms are correct. Home • Select a loan. There are many search, filing title insurance and especially when buying a new buyers should seek clarity on any- loan options available today, so it is obtaining the deed. It's usually the home. home buyer's responsibility to pay thing they don't understand. "Closing on a new home is very important for home buyers to the costs associated with these ser- • Obtain the proper paperwork. exciting, but it can also be intimi- understand the benefits of all of vices at the time of closing. At the closing, home buyers should dating for home buyers who don't the products in order to select one • Inquire about additional fees. receive several documents. These know what to expect," said Robb that best meets their financial In addition to the closing costs, include a settlement statement, a Sutton, regional manager over the needs. If home buyers understand home buyers are typically respon- truth-in-Iending statement, the Grosse Pointe Farms area of Wells the loan products, rates and terms, sible for an origination fee, which mortgage note, mortgage or deed or Fargo Home Mortgage. "It's impor- they won't find themselves making is generally 1percent of the morl- trust, a binding sales contract, and . tant to visit with a reputable a rushed decision just before the gage amount. Ask your lender to most importantly, the keys to their lender and learn about the loan closing. new home! • Determine how much the clos- prepare .an itemization of any addi- options available and the costs "Home buyers want to be com- ing will cost. Before the closing can tional fees that will be assessed. involved with purchasing a home • Know what to bring to the clos- fortable and confident with their to avoid any surprises at the time take place, many lenders will com- decision to purchase a home," said plete due diligence to ensure the ing meeting. Home buyers often of closing." need to bring documents, such as Sutton. "By taking the time to eval:- proof of homeowner's insurance, to uate the options and inquire about the closing meeting. A bank's certi- the fees and process involved, fied check for the closing costs may home buyers can avoid any sur- also be needed. To reduce anxiety, prises and make their homeo-buy- Wm great prizes in the French's home buyers might find it helpful ing experience more enjoyable." third annual Mustard "Make a to create a checklist of the docu- For more, information about Funny Food Face" contest. ments they need to present at the mortgage products and services, Kids, age 17 and younger, are closing so they don't forget any- visit Wells Fargo Home Mortgage encourageCi to submit their happi- on the Internet at www.wellsfar- est kitchen creations designed with thing. their favorite foods and mustard. • Review the paperwork and ask go.comlmortgagel, or call (800) 222- Here's all you need to do: questions. Carefully review the 3408. Create your Diasterpiece with food and mustard. Then take its picture and send it, along with your name and address, to: bers, this select graU}! will wirl a French's "Make a Funny Food free tIjp to the Kraft Kitchens and Face'" Contest, P.O. Box 43701, ,.OUTDOOR GRILLS Up~r Montclair, N.J. \ 07043. All participate in periodic mealtime entries must be postmarked by idea eXchanJ~s. Wmners will also True Commercial Sept. 1,2001. receive a P vn personal hand- For complete contest details, log held device with Internet capabili- Quality & Workmanship onto www.frenchsmustard.com. ties to help manage their busy lives . This year's grand-prize winner (or cash equivalent), a giant gift will enjoy a trip to Orlando, Fla. for basket of Kraft prodm:ts for the a family of four, including airfare, entire family to enjoy, and $200. hotel accommodations, park Mealtime tips and photos of the admissions to Universal Studios winners will be displayed on alId Islands of Adventure, plus www.k.raftfoods.com. tickets to Donny Osmond's "This Is To enter yourself - or someone the Moment" Concert - complete special you know - in the Search with backstage passes. for the Kraft Connections Circle, • ELECTRONIC So, clear off the kitchen table, write an original essay of no more IGNITION bring out the food' and get busy than 150 words answering the question, "How do I1we make life- • HAND making faces! long memories at mealtime?" POLISHING • Submit your entries via • INFRARED Kraft announces its search to www.kraftfoods.com or send to: ROTISSERIE find special mealtime memories Search for the Kraft Connections • DUALROW and honor the people that make Circle, P.O. Box 81175, Chicago, Ill. them happen. 60601-9998. Be sure to include the CROSSOVER "Since mealtime is often the only BURNER nominee's naine, address, and day- Made from 304 stamless steel - 18.8 Heli Arc chance we get to relax and recon- time and evening phone numbers. Construction. Comes in three sizes. 30" - 42" - 56". Also available nect with our families, we want to The nominated person must be a celebrate these special memories," Side burner .. and refngeration (all weather) are available professional resident of the United States and options New for "2001" are the sear zone - infra-red bartending said Stephanie Williams of Kraft at least 18 years of age or older. burner Everythmg here 1<; Commercial Quality. center as shown Kitchens. Entries must be received by Aug. Ten "chamrions of mealtime 31. memories" wil become members of For a complete listing of rules, A C.C.g•• eft HOMEA~D~ARDE~c~NTER [.-1 the Kraft Connections Circle, a send a self-addressed, stamped consumer advisory circle that will envelope to: Search for the Kraft share their mealtime ideas with Connections Circle Rules, P.O. Box families across America and pro- 81175, Chicago, Ill. 60601-9998, or ~~~~~ttl ~~~W::: I vide real-life insights to new ideas == log on to www.k.raftfoods.com. from the Kraft Kitchens. As mem- -NAPS] OPEN OALYMON.f'fl1830"'" -9"", SATURDAY 8 00"",.9 pmSUNDAY9M\ 8pm • ....#r. ~..q._~ ..."' ...... J.;r...... ~l,J'!~tj~~, ..~~;:O-_M ,- - .,- , Thursday, June 14, 2001 When it comes to decorating chil- dren's rooms, Spiegel suggests par- The Spiegel IOdo. Resoaree ents start kids thinking about catalog caD help your cbIldnm. choices that are both functional ezpre .. their perscmal taste. and reflect their personality. Here color - from which they can are a few approaches you can take: expand. A child who is interested in Creative Outlet: Children's sports, for example, might choose a rooms are places where their cre- cotton soccer ball rug or curtain ativity can run wild, whether they rods with basketball or football are choosing a special area rug or finials. Nature themes allow for something to hang on the wall. A whimsical choices, such as butter- good way to begin is by encourag- fly lights, daisy rugs or critter floor ing them to pick a theme - an pillows. interest, passion or even a favorite Storage central: This is a good Make sure a house doesn't become a money pit. -NAPS! When searching for ways to save roofing systems, including roof money on home repairs, m8!ly of deck protection, leak barriers, the savviest homeowners start at quality shingles and attic ventila- . , the top. tion - all backed by a manufactur- The Better Business Bureau has er's warranty. Remember, too, that Q. With the selection of balsamic good choice for salad dressings and ranked roofing as one of the top a warranty is only 8S good as. the vinegars out there - aged vari- pan sauces. The gold and white. manufacturer who stands ~hind eties, imported types, and so on - "Inveccbiato" (aged) CABM seal five areas for prevention of prob- guarantees that the product has lems or costly repairs faced by con- it. . I don't know which to buy. Do you For example, GAF Materials have any tips? been aged more than three years in sumers. Fortunately, experience A. Choosing a good imported bal- a wooden cask, creating a more del- shows that some careful investiga- Corporation, North America's samic vinegar is like buying a fine icate (and more expensive) vinegar tion and education on your part largest roofing manufacturer - a wine: You need to sample several suitable for drizzling over vegeta- • can help avoid long-term roofing company in business for more than until you find one you love. bles, fruit and prosciutto. I problems. 100 years. - offers a comprehen- Although all varieties have a 6 per- Q. When a recipe calls for green Th start, more than nine out of sive warranty called the Golden cent acidi~~:vel, they vary in fla- onions, can I use scallions - or is 10 homes have inadequate attic Pledge. This warranty covers not vor depen' on the proportion of there a difference? . ventilation. This not only takes only defects in materials, but also cooked-down crushed grape to wine A. "Scallion" is actually the years off the life of your shingles, errors in workmanship - which vinegar, the type and size of wood- group name for many members of en casks they were aged in and the the onion family, including green but also causes problems to the are responsible for roughly two- thirds of all problems with new length of time they were aged. The onions, young leeks, and scallions interior of your home. An improp- most refined varieties are aged for themselv'es. A green onion is a new erly ventilated roof can result in roofs. at least three years in wooden bar- onion harvested while its top is such needed maintenance as pre- In most parts of the country, the rels, which produces an intense, still green and its bulb small. A mature peeling paint and wallpa- Golden Pledge includes a free fac- woody flavor. scallion is younger than a green per, higher utility bills and addi- tory inspection of your new roof to In an effort to boost sales, some onion, and its white base has tional wear and tear on heating help ensure correct installation companies may make false agin~ straighter sides. A baby onion is and cooling systems. and to prevent problems in the claims on their labels; others don t considered a scallion until its base Th make sure your roof continues future. The warranty is available follow production specifications (bulb) matures to about three- to look appealing and protect your only through factory-certified ~verned by Italian law. But there quarters of an inch, and then it's home, it's a good idea to work with Master Elite Contractors, whom 18 one way to know you're purchas- called a green onion. "Spring GAF selects from among the top ing a quality product: Look for a onions" is another term for green a professional. Before hiring a con- seal from the Consortium for the onions and scallions, referring to tractor, however, check references two percent of all contractors. Protection of Balsamic Vinegar of immature plants that would grow and ask questions to make sure For more information, call (888) Modena (CABM). A burgundy-col- to full size if left. in the ground. '\ you're dealing with a reputable LEAK-SOS or visit the web site at ored seal guarantees product Although true scallions are a bit firm. www.gaf.com. authenticity and indicates an milder than green onions, the two ...... ~ Similarly, homeowners want to aging period of less than three can be used interchangeably in ~ . -NAPSI " be sure they're getting complete years, making these vinegars a recipes. tj ~ - - YourHome Page 33 Classlfleds • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Thursday, June 14, 2001 fBI: 313-343-556~ http / /grossepointenews com 720 Rooms for Rent 811 lots For Sale FREQUENCY DISCOUNTS: grMl for multi. 702 Apa./FIats/~ DEADlNS 721 Vacahon Rental- Flonc:la 812 Martgages/Land Contracts ..... scheduled ocMorhwng, With ~ Of' St. daJr Shores/tv\ocomb County IlEALESWI FOR SALE& lINT 813 Northern MIchigan Homes oedrt Call 50< roles Of' for more 703 Apis/Flots/Dup!ex- 722 Vacatlon Rental--Out 01 State lJIlPl'O"C'I 814 Nof1hem MlchlQOn lots Word Ads. 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ESTATE FOR RENT 807 11lVe$lmentPropel1y I/HAGE $200.00 700 Apts/FIats/DupIex- 716 Offie8$/Commerclal For Rent 808 Waterfront Homes 1/8 PAGE $125 00 Grosse POinte/Harper Woods 717 Offices/Commercool Wanted Photo Ads In-Column $39 00 (small pholo will. 809 waterfront lots 701 Apis/FIots/DupIex- 718 Property Management 15 words) 81 0 Lake/ RIVer Resorts Detroit/Balance Wayne County 719 Rent with Option to Buy F 0 n HENT ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••H E 0 L ESIoIE I~I" ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX 700 APTS/FLATS IDUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX POINHS/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINHSjHARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS BEACONSFIELD- 3 CUTE 1. 7 bedrooms 2 bedroom duplex- 850 Neff- small, cozy, bedroom lower, wash- washer- dryer, utilitIes Driveway, full base- clean 2 bedroom up- er, dryer, garage, Included $600. ment, refrigerator. per. Desirable area: hardwood floors. (313)884-2048 $725. (313)821.-6714 Grosse Pointe City. No smoking, no pets. $875/ month piUS de- FURNISHED- short 2 bedroom furnished $790 includes gas posit. Brushwood teml, rivard, near Vil- carriage house, laun- heat. Available mid- Corp. (313)331-8800 lage. All furnishings, dry, air, no pets. Se- July. (313)885-3926 bedding, cable T.V., BEST value in Grosse curity deposit, $1 ,250/ all utilities & phone in- 954 Nottingham. Attrac- Pointe City. 355 St. month plus utilities. cluded, 2,000 square tive 3 bedroom lower. Clair. Lower, spacious 313-882-3965 foot. Gorgeous unit, All appliances, new 2 bedroom unit. All $1,800 per month, 2 bedroom, hardwood kitchen, bath, garage. appliances. Available (313)510-8835 70G APTS FLATS DUPLEX 7':;;: ApTS >LATS DUDlEX floors, 1,100 square No pets, smoking. July 1. $8751 month. feet, private washerl POINTES HARPER \'JOODS POIN H S HAR PER 1"IOODS $8751 month. (313)885-5725 GROSSE Pointe Park, dryer, all cable chan- (313)822-6222 897 Harcourt. Spa- 1226 Waybum- 2 bed- 1 bedroom upper. N0n- nels, cable modem in- CARRIAGE house, cute cious, well decorated room upper, living AFFORDABLE Town- smoking. AU utilities cluded. $800. 1 bedroom. Applian- 2 bedroom uF>per, room, dining room, re- house living in Grosse included. Washerl (313)821-3335, cell, ces, decorated. Park, large kitchen with eat- modeled kitchen, re- POinte Woods. Metic- dryer. $650. (313)881- (248)2~92 $500 includes water. ing area, family room, modeled bathroom, Ulously maintained, 2 ssn (313)822-6252 central air, separate - air, private storage. 2 bedroom, upper. bedroom, full base- basement, 1 car ga- 1005 Vernier. Town- private laundry, off- Washer/ dryer. 1 car ment, new kitchen CARRIAGE house, rage. Lawn & snow house, 3 bedrooms, street parking. No garage. $700, includ- with appliances, cen- short term executive maintenance includ- pets. $825. (734)513- ing air. (313)881-2806 tral air, cable ready. lease. Completely fur- completely remod- ed. $1200. Eastside eled. View of 1st 2469 No pets. $835. nished, beautiful art 2 bed rooms- $6501 deco antiques. 2 bed- Management, green at Lc~hmoor. (248)848-1150. 1369 Maryland 2 bed- month, utilities includ- rooms, eat- in kitchen, (313)884-4887 BEACONSFIELD 1456. $1.800. 313-640-0852 room 1 bath includes ed. (313)331-4706 dining room, living Lower, newty renovat- GROSSE Pointe Park- 1 washerl dryer and ga- room, basement, ga- 336 Neff, 2 bedroom, 2 ed 2 bedroom, addi- bedroom, 1 bath 1224 Waybum- 2 bed- rage parking. Availa- rage. Includes all ap- 1/2 bath condo. Cen- tional third; living, din- apartment, walk- up ble June $675 plus pliances, china, silver- room lower, living tral air. appliances. ing, kitchen, off street attic, full basement. utilities. No smoking! ware, linens, TVNCR, room, dining room, carport, basement. No parking. No pets, no storage galore, newer no pets. (313)882- all utilities! air. Mini- kitchen, remodeled pets. $1,2001 month. smoking. $800 per appliances, washerl 0001 mum lease 2 months bathroom. Private (313)884-8134 month plus utilities. dryer hookup, dish- beginning July 1. Se- washer, hardwood laundry, private stor- 14933 Hampton, Grosse (313)884-9283 502 Notre Dame- Farm curity deposit. $2,000 Pointe Pari<:,sunny 1- floors. Garage, heat & age, off- street part<- house lower. 3 bed- BEACONSFIELD, per month. No pets. bedroom, completely water included, $7001 Ing. No pets. $700. room, large kitchen Grosse Pointe Park, (313)640-0848 plus utilities. 219-613- renovated with new and deck. $1,0001 (734)513-2469 quiet 2 bedroom 3593 kitchen and dishwash- month. 313-640-0852 apartment, 4 unit COZY 1 bedroom in the er, heat included HARCOURT- upper, 2 1302 Beaconsfield, up- $575 buildmg, hardwood Parle Appliances, off- (313)331-7554 BEACONSFIELD, be- bedroom, 1.5 bath. No per. All appliances, floors, appliances, off- street parking, 1127 low Jefferson, 5 room Beaconsfield, $525/ pets! smoking. Air. air, security included, lower, appliances, street parkmg, coin Fax your ads 24 hours laundry. Need refer- month plus heat, elec- $1,1001 month. 313- 2 bedrooms, den, non 313-343-5569 carpet, off street paft(- ences, no pets, $645. tricity & one month se- 822-4068, 313-325- smoking, (313)822- ing. No pets! smoking. 0.- I\:lft& ...... (313)885-9468 curity, (734)383-4154 2640,agent. 8928 H.'.If. $625. (313)822-3390 ., &:...,. **,~~.;'10,."'" - ~ .."", /1;>.J~ Classifleds • (313)882-8900 ext. 3 Page 34 YourHome Thursday, June 14,2001 706 HOUSES ~ 701 AP~S DijPllX 70S HOUSES FOR RENT 700 APTS/FLATS 'DUPLEX 700 APTS" flATS DU PU X fli"rs DURon \'/AYNE (OGNTY ~()NDOS FOR ;;ltH POINHS/HARPER WOODS DE1~ 0 I T \'i A OH (I) u NT; po:nHS' HARPER WOODS POINTES 'HARPER WOODS 2 bedroom home din- HARPER Woods 1at 774 Lakepointe- 2,000 NEFF Road- 4 bedroom, AL TERI Jefferson- ning room, living floor condo. One ~ GROSSE Pointe Park! sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 1 Beaconsfield, below 2 1/2 bath. Air, 2 car Pointe Manor Apart-. room, kitchen, shBd room, dining room, .. garage. $1,400. ments. 1 bedroom: 1/2 bath. Appliances. appliances. $550. Jefferson. Attractive 5 $2,000. (313)884- big lot. $S50/month room lower, refinished Ready by AugusV $380. Studio: $340. $500/security (313)885-8839 September. (313)8&It All utilities included. 4887 hardwood floors, new (313)587-4117 LAKEPOINTE. Towers, stove and refrigerator. 6451 (313)331-6971 ALLARD in the Woods. CADIEUX! 1-94. 3- 4 St. Clair Shores. $685, heat included. 3- 4 bedroom bunga- NEWLY built spacious 2 BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom bedroom brick, finish- Large 1 bedroom, 2 (313)343-0255 low. Available July duplexe, Moross, bath. Indoor pal1 ~. f .. 8 n I ESTOIE Fon 800 HOUSES fOR SALE SOl -E 800 HOUSES FOR SALE , . • Sf. Shores - 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Clair 13n Sunningdale Drive, 800 HOU')E5 f'JR S,ul 31284 Burton 23014 Marine Avenue, large comer 'at facing ArrRACTIVE Grosse Stunning 3 bedroom Eastpointe. South FARMS Colonial MM" Lochmoor Golf Pointe Farms home. 3 FIRST offering. Beautiful brick ranch on Lake Schools. 4 bed- street jem, 441 Course. 3 bedroom, 2 bedrooms,. 1 1/2 4 bedroom 2 1/2 bath cul- de- sac, 1/2 bath newty remocf.. room. 2 bath ranc::h. McKinley, 1,844 sq ft. Large inground pool. baths. Professionally colonial. First floor .. remodeled bath. new eled home with open decorated. Upgrades 3 bedrooms, living laundry, family room, light wOOd kitchen with floor plan. $669,000. 2.650 square feet. $229,900. Open Sun- throughout. Owner. room, formal dining, 'and attached 2 car ceramic floor and dish- Open Sunday, 1- 3p. 283 Moran. 313-881- open kitchen with is- garage I $239,900. )(a.. (313)885-9344 day, 12pm- 5pm. washer, newer vinyl (810)772-7431 4222. Open Sunday, land and eating area . thy Lenz. Johnstone & 1- 4pm. windows, 1/2 bath in 2 unit income in Detroit. Updated bath, finish- Johnstone, 313-813- finished basement, 429 Ckwerty Grosse Call Tappan & Assoc;. BEST BUY ed basement, central 580? central air, PoInte Farms charm- ates for details Updated WOOds ranch air. gas forced air, FOR sate by 757 updated furnace, (313)884-6200 ing ~ bungaJow. owner- features 2 bedrooms, second floor hot tub, Hawthorne. Spacious . garage and more. 3 bedrooms 2 full . . deck & privacy fence. custom Ceder deck ranch, (2.300 sq. ft.). $154,900. 20308 King&ville, 3 bed- baths. Hardwood room with basement. floors. Leaded stain FHAN A: OK! Low 90's. with l19hting, 2 car ga_ Just 1 112 btocks from 2 car. garage, glass windows. Or- Century 21 AAA rage. $274,900 lake. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 29724 Champine $84,900. Andary Real nate detaH throughout. (810)773-4200 (313)886-2925 baths, loads of poten- Charming, large Estate, 313-886-5670 $264,900. Open Sun- DONATE your cars, tial. Priced to 88" at 3 bedroom brick ranch, FIRST OFFERING day 2- 4. (313)881- boats. R.V., trucks, $249,000. Appoint- newer doors and 2057 VanAntwerp. East Engllah Village 3599 property to: MISSING ment (313)885-4660. Charming colonial. Exceptional 3 bedroom windows, newer roof, CHilDREN PROJ- Open Sunday 2- 4. Move- in condition, 3 453 calvin brick. Completely updat- family room with ECT- for a tax dona- bedrooms. 1.5 baths, Gro ••• Pomte Farms ed, newer kitchen in- GROSSE Pointe fireplace, central air, tion. (313)884-9324 $234,900. (313)881- Approximately 1,900 Woods- 1658 Broad- 1/2 bath in cludes appliances, fin- 5864 SQUare feet, 4 bed- . ished basement. Won't stone. 3 bedroom finished basement, rooms, family room, last, move in condition. brick colonial, farge < • 5230 Lodewyck 3 bed- Visa & Mastercard 2 car garage, den, Accepted Stieber Realty lot. Many updates. much morel room. Immediate oc- 2 1/2 bath, $299,900. (313)886- hardwood ~~Nn.. (810)n5-49OO $164,900. cupancy. Asking floors. leaded glass, 7271 $89,000. Shown by Flo AbU. Century 21 deck. $229,900 ~.',. 800 H ~USES FOR SALE appointment, agents www.remartdabo.com 800 HOUSES fOR SALE AAA Reel Estate. Inc. 800 HOUSES ~(;R ~:.LF welcome. (313)882- 313-232-6262 (313)884-6186 3145 525 Saddle Lane, 4 bed- 800 HOUSES FOR SALE room COlonial, naturaJ 800 HOUSES FOR SALE fireplace. updated throughout, finished basement, 2,500 I square feet, 2 car at- i tached garage, $485,000. Andary Re- al Estate, 313-886- 5670 CONDO 637 Washington Road, Four bedroom, ltlree story Condo 4UMT Wonderful COurtyard IoGatlon Half Four unit tnOOme PfCP8rtY IIOl.Itt1 Grosse Pointe City. 4 baltl on filS! floor (two and one hall ..- ( . of Jefferson Four new BoIJenl, , balhs tOtal) Vaulted ceiling on thltd bedroom, 2 bath, new efecIne. hot water tankll.lotchene, floor HardwOOd fioors and plaster , porch. 21/2 car garage. 200' WlIIIs $288,000 baths, windows. refngenl- tors, stcwe. dispge8l8. r. deep lot. 2.348 square feet. Built 1929. $425,000. 313-821- 9074 WOODS BUNGALOW 0tJtstandin(i four bedroom one iI1Id CONDO , one half ti8lfi bu':!9alow, WiIti a very Elecepllona, locallon Freshly ARTS I CRAm I'1lC4I creative 10IlCtles '!\81lY new tea- painted and carpeted Immediate ~ flrve bedroom ~ tures Includl~. palnt, remOdeled wiIt1 I1IIITl8fl:IU& updates n:Iudng. New Idtchen (new flOOr, CUpboards, count. OCCUpancy Two be ...... - --..... ----_.-_._--_._---,~-~-~- . , . Cfbslfled. • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Thursday, June 14, 2001 You rHome Page 37 GORGEous 3 bedroonl 800 HOUSES FOR SALE .. . GROSSE Pointe CIty, 2 brick ranch, remod- GROSSE Pointe Farms- family. Both un/ta with GROSSE PalAte Park eled kitchen (cherry 304 Lothrop. One GROSSE Pointe cabs), famity room, 1iv- new kJtchens & refin- 1358 Bedford Road. OPEN ~ 12. 5. ished stofy brick colonial, 2 Woods. Adorable ing room with fire- hardwood $355,000. Charming 2118 R~ bedrooms, 1 1/2 brick bungalow, 3 floors, excellent impeccable main- Grosse Pointe place (gas insM). At- condj- . baths, hardwOOd bedroom, 1 1f.2 bath, tached garage, flnish- tained 3 bedroom WOOds. Newer 2 11 2 tion. $229,000. floors, ftrepface, large natural fireplace, for- ed with fire- English tudor, library, car garage, large basement (31~)881-1134 kitchen with WOOd mal dining room. place (gas 'insert), sun POrch, central air, deck, custom kitchen. stove, 1st floor faun- hardwOOd floors, fin- Freshly painted & new roof '90. Century GROSSE Pointe Farms- 1,000 square feet. no dry,doubIeattached ished basement. pro- decorated throughout 21 Town & CountrY, 232 McKintey. Reno- basement, but abun- garage, new fumacel fess/onally landscap- New furnace & central Robert Agneoo, 810- vations are undetway air in 1998. 2 car ga_ dant storage space. air. Priced at ed privacy fenCed 939-2800 on this 3 bedroom. 2 rage, aft new land- Modem decor. $299,500, well betow yard, security system. (313)283-9507 1/2 bath brick colonial scaping beautiful GROOSE Pointe professiona. apprais- 2 car garage with au- & In prime location. New perenniat gardens. Sunday, 2- 5pm. ~. Brick ranch. al. By owner leaving tomatic openers, roof OPEN first floor laundry, new 2081 Hawthorne. 790 Canterbury, ex- 1,433 sq. ft. 3 bed- the (313)886- 1 year old. walk to windows. Too many city. $178.900. Owners rooms, 1 1/2 baths. Park on Lake St.Clair. ceptionat ranch on options to list. Call 8387 or 313-881-8067 motivated, must sell! HardWOOd ftoors. short drive to quiet cuJ.de..sac in the 810-915-0303, 81G- (810)481-44n Large IMngI dining GiAOSSE Pointe Farms- RenCen. Shown by Woods. 2,400 sq. ft. 3 291-6110, 810-412- 342 McK.irney Avenue. bedroom, 2 1f.2 bath, rooms. Panially finish- 0800. appointment only GROSSE Pointe ed bSSBment. Attach- Price reducedl 3 bed- (313)232-6262 new roof, all new Woods. Completefy doors & windows, fin- ed finished 2 car ~ GROSSE Pointe Pa~- room, 2 112 bath GROSSE Pointe renovated 2100 sq. ft. ished basement, first rage. Large lot. lovely 2 bedroom French COlonial. New $179,900. 20233 Shores. Rare opportu- home on large 1 1/2 floor 'laundry, formal ranch, comer lot. Fire- WOOd windows, refin- nity/ 2,700 sq. ft. brick comer lot. 3 bedroom, dining room, large' Reetwood, Harper place, Florida room, ished hardwood ranch. LOOking at all 2 full bath, library with WOOd deck surround- WOOds. Open Sun- partially finished base- floors, prdfessionaUy offers. Open Sunday, wet bar, large family ed by Japanese gar_ day, 1- 4. (313)640- ment with wet bar, landscaped, neutral 1- 4. 44 Fairford. John room. Unique home den with pond. 5680 hardwOOd floors, all decor and many OCher Manjo, Keller Williams with lots of space. $425,000. By appoint- pajnt. of up- GROSSE Pointe fresh Lots updates I $365.900. Realty,810-532-o5OO ment, (313)881-5356 grades! $199.500. Large finished base- New con- (313)886-06ss View at www.hno.COR! Schoobi. Greg or Amy GROSSE POINTE ment with half bath~ struction, 41 3. 2,400 ~ laFrance, Century 21 LAVON, immacutate, 4 WOODS new eat- in kitchen, square feet. Terms. Associates, 81().286- bedroom, colon/ai, 2 bedroom home with privacy fencing, cen- ST. CLAIR SHORES 313-215-0242 5800 X388. steel waff, .hoist, 2,800 gorgeous family room tral air and much Sharp 4 bedroom home sq. ft. (810)n4-1278 and fireplace, vinyl more. $249,000. featuring formal dining Windows, new roof, (313)417-Q957. Open room, SO'x 162' lot. newer furnace, air, Sunday, 1- 4. 1953 $119,900. FHANA basement. garage. Lennon. ST. CLAIR SHORES Reduced to $139,900. 1st offering. Lakeview GROSSE POINTE Schools. Sharp 5 room 7 ~ Woo61oa6 SboRe D.foe SCHOOLs HARPER WOOds newer ranch Includes all app!;.. 2 bedroom in Harper 3 bedroom great room ances. $92.500. FHA GRo.se Pofaee 8boRe8 Woods With family room coklniaI. 2 tuu and 2 Lee Re8I Estate and fireplace, new roof, half baths, finished Ask for , .. wy plumbing, electrical. basema1t. 2 car ga- 81G-771-.1954 Excellent condition: rage, Grosse Pointe Reduced to $89,900. ST. Clair Shores. 21810 Schools.. $189.900 Mauer. 3 bedroom Century 21 AAA Homeowners Con- brick ranch in very de- Joe Sunnont cept. (810)n6-4663 (810}899-7171 sirable area. 1467 sq. ft., 2 fireplaces, spa- GROSSE Pointe HARPER Woods. 2 cious family rOOm, bedroom. new bath, WOOds, 4 bedrooms, central air. finished hardwood floors. 2 1/2 baths, 2 car ga_ with loads basement basement rage, partiafly finished By Owner. of storage space, 2 -... basement, freshly $78.000. (313)417- 2871 car detached garage. painted, hardwOOd $169,800. Open Sun- A coaeempoRaa, colonIal locafe6 floors throughout. day 1- 4. (810)779- 011 ODeOf fhe 8boRe. mo.e Cooefe6 $398,900. (248)442- 8423 4815 eeReefe. FouR beOROOIIM wfth 82•••• one ST. Clair Shores, 3 bed- GROSSE Pointe room, 1 1f.2bath, brick baIJ baa., 68...... soaan:aee Icfecbea, we Woods, Scott bUllt, 5 ranch, firepface, ceo- I100w 1Da.e._ IICIffe lDfeb pRtuaee 6.cIc CD.I6 bedroom cok>nial with traJ air, VInyl windows, JacuzzI. In-SROVr.aO pool, maletple 6ecka, 2 full and 2 half baths. oak hardwood floors. b_fcIc paoe- pafto, --..na, ana complete.., Updated kitchen, fin- updated kitchen, full ished basement, cen- basement with addi- PJlfoafe ,aRO. ,.,. elegaUf bon. boaeee a tral air, first floor laun- tional bedroom and beaeeO sa.age, rrxAffpIe 1=fReplac •• , ZOi .0 dry, 2 112 car garage bath. $160,000. beaelDS CIbO and much more. Move (810)m-3369 cm6 coolfr:as, laZGllfoae amer.a.- in condition. CafJ for a- Clnloagboae.. .7g*.ooo appointment ST. Clair Shores- new (313)882-5353 construction. 1,200 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms. 2 WOODMONT - 3 bed- baths. Contact Resi- room, 1 112 bath. 2 dential Homes. Inc. 1/2 car garage, bride: (313)717-4663 bungalow. Many up- dates. very clean. By TO PLACE AN AD owner. $141,900. CALL 31~exr3 (313)417-2535 ~ ... Nn.s Si). 'ji Page 38 YourHome Thursday. June 14. 2001 ,- Classified. • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 ~, 00 HOUSES OR Si\lE 80l COMMERCIA. BUilDINGS ..... Ii ~ NlJ~'HfRN M'(HIGi\N ....,..,r~,~) .' \ GROSSE Pointe l!rea. GROSSE Pointe City t,••• ,., Clpe eM INVESTOR'S special, t;: ,. 0fficeI retail for sale/ flat. 6171 619 Neff. 3 bedroom, 2 .bath, ."-1 ~ F•• , lease. Brushwood 15 unit apartment ranch on West Grand Creek condo, 3 bed- ."J B.~r ,.f, 2 8.t~l, living room, dining Corp. (313)331-8800 building, coin laundry, Traverse Bay. room plus 2 bath. Att.eh.4Sir". room, 2 bedrooms, $285,000. 313-882- (231 )271-2648 Near skiing, golf. 2 Fi'•• ,..... '" f4.I," den, 2 car garage, 4132 ROlli With .,.Ut. • $228,000. 231.526- centra, air. $349,900. 1026 ~.. k Shllvl•. S'I.il.S 803 CONDOS APTS FtA fS JEFFERSON Court, St. HUBBARD Lake (near Mut,r 81~r... With .3 : 1 N r;P' ~ f P N r: I ( f-4 I G A N Clair Shores. Beautiful Alpena) Spacious 3 ""1' W.ii-'. CI.. ,t FIRST OFFERING 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath ~0 T ~ HARPER WOOds Co bedroom ranch ,home Sitti~ Arll. HARPER WOODS condo with lake view ANTRIM County: 6-67 N,.e,: Ap' U••• I., Op. 8 Mllel on 87' prime frontage. Sharp book townhouse Beacons- balconies. 2 car at- beautiful acres only fI'II'~ I" RI., Completely renovat- on Williamsburg Court. field. Approximately tached garage. 15 miles west of Gay- & "idl". ed. Den, family room, Nothing to do but move 900 square feet. 2 $390,000. Call Sally lord. Ideal homesite or $J1S OOO. Coe, Coldwell Banker 3 baths, newer 2 1/2 recreational spot. Atki!l j in. Private basement. bedroom, car port, (1.." •• 5-1145 Schweitzer Real Es- car garage. All appli. Short drive to state Asking only $98,000. basement storage, I. 8,.kllt " .... appliances. $42,000 .. tate. 313-885-5094 ances included, dock land. Includes drive- Stieber Realty and cleared site. OPII'J::Hy, (313)886-489g & hoist. Nicely land- way 810-775-4900 $24,900, $500 down, LAKESHORE Village, scaped yard & btack- $3101 month, 11% 22982 Marter Rd., St. top drive. Very sharp IarJd contract. North- 803 CONDOS, APTS HATS 803 CONDOS. APTS flATS Clair Shores. Spa- throughout! $350.000. ern Land Company, 1- cious 2 bedroom con- Abram Realty 1-800- 800-968-3118 or do. Just remodeled. 727-3890. ~ •• northemlandqupD for • Carpet throughout, all .. os and survey. new appliances in- PORT Austin area• cluding washer, dryer Beautiful 4 bedroom microwave. Central & home. Located on air, club house, pool & onte Lake Huron. Visit web day care. Must see to Woods- 1601 Brys. site as foHows; fQr appreciate. Priced to Totally renovated 3 salebyown9r,com ref. sell by owner. bedroom, 1 1/2 bath erence , 10001587. bungalow. New 1 112 $95.000. Call for an Or caB, 517-738-6593 car garage. $229,0001 appointment. 810- $1,650 monthty rent. 5a8-9890, 810-872- Ca'i 810-915-0303, 141 Windwood Pointe. St. Clair Shores. $297.000. 8787 . 810-291-6110, 810- Desirable Wlndwood Fle. on the Nautical Mile. 412-0800 fea~ a second floor unit. Prime Location With co~ views. 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