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THURSDAY, JUNE 25 ByBradLindberg Farmington Hills boy, accord- and youth officer. of human resources. victims, but added, "The in- • The Alvin Waddles' Fats StaffWriter ing to Wayne County "As far as we are aware, Detective Sgt. Mary vestigation is ongoing. Waller Review can be heard at Prosecutor Kym Worthy. none of the charges against Sclabassi of the Taylor police Whatever information we get, 7 p.m. on The Village Festival The boys hockey coach at The alleged attacks report- Mr. Bopp involve past or pre- department, the lead agency we'll follow up on." Plaza, at the comer of Grosse Pointe South High edly occurred from 2007 to sent students from the Grosse on the case, said she's heard Kercheval and St. Clair. The School is in jail and scheduled 2008 in Taylor, Bopp's city of Pointe Public School System," nothing about Grosse Pointe See COACH, page 11A rain location is Maire for a pretrial examination residence. Superintendent Suzanne Elementary School, 740 next week on multiple rape There are no victims from Klein wrote in a June 19 letter Cadieux. The concert is free. charges that could send him to the Grosse Pointes, according to South hockey parents. • A lapsit story time for chil- prison for life. to various police agencies. "We will be sending him a dren 6 to 23 months is from South Coach Robert Walter 'At this time we are not in- letter relieving him of his du- School to post 10:30 to 11 a.m. at the Grosse Bopp, 51, is accused of sexual- volved at all," said Mike ties," said Tom Harwood, dis- Pointe Public library, Ewald ly assaulting a 16-year-old McCarthy, Farms detective trict assistant superintendent branch, 15175 E. Jefferson, Grosse Pointe Park. position in fall SUNDAY, JUNE 28 • St. Michael's Episcopal By Amy Salvagno Church, 20475 Sunningdale, Staff Writer Grosse Pointe Woods, hosts its fifth annual fireworks festival The arrest and arraignment of Grosse Pointe South High beginning at 5 p.m. A variety of School boys hockey coach Robert Bopp has left his 16-year em- children's activities, food and ployer not only with a job vacancy, but also concern for stu- beverages are available. dents. Parking costs $5. The 51-year-old Taylor resident was charged Friday, June 19, • St. Michael's organist Gavin with three counts of criminal sexual conduct and other D. Craig performs patriotic charges. music at 8 p.m. See related story. • Grosse Pointe Woods fire- Bopp was terminated Monday, June 22, and the vacancy works begin at dusk. posted on the school website. Tom Harwood, assistant superin- tendent for human resources and labor relations, said the deci- MONDAY, JUNE 29 sion was made because of the "concern regarding the allega- • St. Paul Evangelical tions that have been brought forth against him." Lutheran Church, 375 Lothrop, "The safety and security of our students is our utmost con- Grosse Pointe Farms, hosts cern," said Rebecca Fannon, community relations coordinator, Meaningful Mondays, begin- adding the district encourages anyone with something to report ning with a picnic supper at 6 to call local police or the superintendent's office. p.m. Worship is at 6:45 p.m. In a letter to the district's hockey parents, Superintendent and a hands-on service project begins at 7:15 p.m. See JOB, page 11A • A mobile planetarium is open in half hour segments from noon to 5:30 p.m. at the Grosse Pointe Public Library, GROSSE POINTE SHORES Ewald branch, 15175 E. Jefferson. Register by calling (313) 343-2071. This is for all ages. Budget balanced TUESDAY, JUNE 30 • An Anime Prom is from 5:30 to 8 pm. at the Grosse Pointe with 1 mill added Public Library, Ewald branch, 15175 E. Jefferson, Grosse By Brad lindberg year 2009-2010 budget, start- Pointe Park. There will be mu- StaffWriter ing July 1, would balance due sic, sushi, a costume contest to cuts approaching $300,000, and the crowning of an Anime A 1-mill property tax in- or 5 percent. king and queen. Register by crease took the sizzle off The extra mill raises the to- calling (313) 343-2071. meaty cuts to next year's bud- tal tax rate nearly 7 percent to get in Grosse Pointe Shores. 15.89 mills. It will generate an WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 The increase caused two of additional $330,894 to be • Nicotine Anonymous meets PHOTOS BY RENEE LANDUYT the seven-seat council's new used for road repairs and to at 7 p.m. in the lower level of members to vote against the replenish fund equity, also the VanElslander Pavilion. budget. A resident took the called the rainy day fund. Admission is free. For more in- Gone fishin' podium to propose recalling The fund has been depleted formation, call Jody D. at (313) the other five who did. for use as a transition budget 564-0885. Ethan Michalski props his foot on the table for balance while he casts his line, following the exam- Even without the tax in- • Storytime for children ages 2 ple set by his brother, Jason, and father, Mike. crease, the $6,383,675 fiscal See BUDGET, page 7A years and older is from 10:30 to

See WEEK AHEAD, page 11A POINTER OF INTEREST The Pilot family, Evan, Michael, Danielle, and 'There's nothing like freedom.' Opinion 8A dad, Mark, are patiently Schools 1A0 waiting for a nibble on Obituaries 8A O their lines during the 15th John Kozak Autos 9A H annual Jack Boni Family Home: Grosse Pointe Farms Entertainment 2B Perch Derby at Lake Front Age: 67 Seniors 6B Park in Grosse Pointe Classified ads 4C Woods June 20. An avid Family: Wife, Michelle; fisherman and boater, Boni children, Michael, Andrew, was a long-time member of the Grosse Pointe Keith and Cynthia Woods Citizen's Claim to fame: Escaped from Recreation Commission and one of the founders of Communist-held the perch derby. He died in Czechoslovakia September 2003. 56525 10011 See story on page 4A

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2A NEWS Yesterday's headlines and Berkshire in Grosse Pointe Park when officers spotted the speeding driver. The officers gave chase and it ended when 50 years ago this week the driver lost control of his ve- hicle as he approached Dean • UNITARIAN CHURCH Lane, crashing into a telephone GETS OK: The City of Grosse pole. The driver received a cita- Pointe City Council approved tion from Park officers for reck- an exception to the zoning law less driving, City officers for for the Grosse Pointe Unitarian reckless driving and Farms offi- Church. The church's pastor cers for not having the vehicle explained the church's need for under control, causing an acci- expansion and the desire to dent. purchase the lot next to the •RESTAURANT ROBBED: church at 17440 Jefferson A gunman held up the White Avenue for expansion. Tower on E. Jefferson during The zoning ordinance states the early morning hours and there may be no new or ex- escaped after locking the lone panded use of property by insti- waitress in a back room. tutions such as schools or The waitress told police she churches below KercKeval was alone in the restaurant Avenue. when a man walked in about 4 •WELD DRIVER: A 17-year- a.m. and ordered a cup of hot old City of Grosse Pointe resi- chocolate and a piece of pie. As dent climaxed a speed chase by she returned with the pie, the getting traffic violation tickets man pulled out an automatic from three Pointes and wrecks pistol and asked for the money ing his automobile. in the cash register. She gave The chase began at Mack him the money and he locked her in a back room. Another customer walked in as the rob- FROM THE JUNE 25, 1959 ISSUE OF THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS ber was leaving. Grosse Pointe News USPS 230-400 son PUBLISHED EVERY Michigan Consolidated Gas Company's oldtime lamplighter, Andy Hengstebeck, helps Dean Lane residents celebrate the lighting of THURSDAY BY POINTE NEWS GROUP LLC Grosse Pointe's first"gaslight " street. The gaslights were installed after nine Dean Lane residents protested the installation of two 96 KERCHEVAL AVE.GROSSE 25 years ago this week large electric street lights. In their protest to the Grosse Pointe Farms council, the residents declared electric lights were too harsh POINTE FARMS, MI 48236 and bright and proposed the gaslights be installed as a substitute in front of each of their nine houses. The lights were installed at the PHONE: (313) 882-6900 • BUILDERS BACK OUT: expense of the homeowners. PERIODICAL POSTAGE PAID SA Detroit, Builders Cox and Baker Michigan and additiona! mailing offices. packed up their blueprints after SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $37.50 per year the Grosse Pointe Park City via mail in the Metro area, $65 outside. Council nixed their request for on Mack Avenue. pals at Grosse Pointe North Grosse Pointe Park man fell 35 opens. POSTMASTER: send address changes to Grosse Pointe News, 96 Kercheval, a zoning variance on the pro- •TEACHER VOTE: Grosse and South high schools and feet from a scaffold and died. •EXTRA WATTAGE: The Grosse Pointe Farms, Ml 48236. posed Carleton Place Pointe Public School System district administrators to look The man was on an extension Grosse Pointe Farms City The deadline for news copy is Subdivision. The builder had teachers voted 3-1 to extend into closed campuses during ladder on top of a scaffold Council voted to allow Grosse 3 p.m. Monday to ensure Insertion. bought the 70-year-old J.B. their current contract with the lunchtime. painting a house when the scaf- Pointe South to use the lights ADVERTISING COPY FOR SECTION B must be In the advertising department Ford estate and wanted to de- school district for two more Student safety has been the fold fell away from the house. on it's athletic field up to 45 by 10:30 a.m. Monday. molish the house and replace it years. It was the firsttim e in the key concern, especially after times over the course of one ADVERTISING COPY FOR SECTIONS with as many as 18 single-fami- teacher union's history that a two separate three-car acci- school year. When the lights A AND C must be in the advertising ly houses. department by 3 p.m. Monday. contract was negotiated ahead dents occurred on the same were erected in the mid-1990s, CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS: • TV IN GP: There were a lot of deadline. day after school on Vernier just the council limited use to six Responsibility for display and classified of "lights, cameras and action" outside of North high school. times per year. advertising errors is limited to either cancellation of the charge for or a re- in Grosse Pointe as a television • E-COII CLOSES BEACH: Five years ago this week •YACETT CLUB FIRE: run of the portion in error. Notification crew tried to capture the story High bacteria levels closed the Grosse Pointe Shores firefight- must be given In time for correction in of a secular revolution on film. beach at Pier Park in Grosse •WOODS LIBRARYCON- ers issued a second alarm last the following issue, we assume no responsibility of the same after the first The docu-drama;, titled 'A Pointe Farms. The beach will STRUCI1ON BEGINS: After week upon arriving at the insertion. Priest Indeed," tells the history 10 years ago this week remain closed until \^yne months of anticipation, the con- Grosse Pointe Yacht Club to see THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS reserves of the "irregular" ordination 10 County savs the water's safe. struction of the new Grosse thick smoke coming from the the right not to accept an advertiser's . 1 order. Grosse Pointe News advertising years ago of 11 women dea- • CLOSED CAMPUSES? LSs^ year; tHe bead* closed in Pointe Woods library began.' basement . The cause oftjie fire' representatives have no authority to cons as priests in the Episcopal The Grosse Pointe Public June and stayed closed all sea- The initial project is the new was traced to three commercial bind this newspaper, only publication of Church of America. The crew son. Mack parking lot hoped to be dryers. an advertisement shall constitute final School System Board of acceptance of the advertiser's order. filmed at Diamond lil's Saloon Education has asked the princi- •MAN DIES IN FALL: A completed before school re- —Karen Fontanive

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Kercheval will be closed be- Ah auction associated with the charity's street fair on the tween Hall Place and Hill has generated nearly $90,000 over two years. MacMillan during the free fair, "We were able to make substantial contributions to three noon to 3 p.m. Wednesday, area hospitals: Henry Ford Cottage Hospital, William Sept. 2. Beaumont Grosse Pointe and Children's Hospital of The two-part event includes Michigan," Wright said. a fundraiser and auction from If hospitals don't identity a particular need for how dona- 6 to 9 p.m. at Northern Trust. tions are to be used, the charity buys playroom equipment. Tickets cost $75- Money raised "Most hospitals don't have a line item in their operating will be donated to local hospi- budgets for playrooms," Wright said. "We see that as another tals by Racing For Kids, a char- part of child recovery therapy." ity founded 20 years ago to In addition, celebrity race car drivers visit hospitalized FILE PHOTO help hospitalized children. children in cities where races are held in the United States, "Our mission is to use the ex- Canada, and in Mexico, Australia and Japan. citing world of racing to focus "In 20 years, we have visited over 20,000 sick kids in 450 Fireworks the public's attention on the hospitals," Wright said. "Doctors who care for these children health care needs of children," tell us their patients get better faster because the racers take The ooohs and the ahhhhs are just days away, as Grosse Pointe Woods prepares for its free annual said J.-Patrick Wright, execu- time to visit them. It reminds them of what's going on in the fireworks display Sunday, June 28. The event begins at 8 p.m. on the playing field at Parcells tive director with offices on the outside world and takes their minds off of often very difficult Hill. hospital stays." Middle School at the corner of Mack and Vernier with music from the Sun Messengers. Rain date The charity's national is Monday, June 29. No alcohol, dogs, fireworks or bikes are allowed. Refreshments will be avail- spokesman, Robbie Buhl, a Farms native who formerly able to purchase, The fireworks begin after dark, about 10 p.m. drove Indy cars and now co- ing back bigger than before. ed to provide more space for owns a team in the Indy Racing "We want to bring an Indy displays and activities, yet in- League, will be on hand. car transporter," Wright said. crease pedestrian safety. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Buhl will bring at least one "They're impressive, a racing "The cars they are bringing Indy car. He and his drivers shop on wheels. Kids love to are unbelievably exotic and will pose for pictures, sign au- tour those and see how they beautiful," said Dan Jensen, tographs, help youngsters in work. In order to do that, we Farms public safety director Recreation fees among an out of the race car and ex- need more space." and member of the event's plain what it's like to drive 230 Daytime activities are being steering committee. "It does mph. staged by the Hill Association. create a lot of (people) crossing This will be Racing For Kids "It was so successful the last the street. I'm more than hap- increases for residents third annual celebration on the two years, we're looking for- py to close the street." Hill. Drivers who attended pri- ward to the event this year," Farms Councilwoman ByBradlindberg Platform tennis doesn't add "The more quality program- or years include Sarah Fisher, said Mary Wells, association Therese Joseph called the fair up, despite seasonal member- ming we have to get kids in tlie 2004 Indianapolis 500 winner president. and auction a "fun family event ships now costing $75, a 50 pool, the better." Buddy Rice and Milka Duno. "It's a community event," and a worthy cause. Residents If municipal recreation pro- percent increase from $50. The Arthurs said, "In city clerks, During the previous two Tom Buhl said. "The idea is to suggested they close the grams were valued in dollars same hike takes the non-resi- we are proposing the amount years, the Hill auction raised promote activity on the Hill, street." and cents, they wouldn't make dent rate to $125. for a certified copy of a birth or nearly $90,000, according to create foot traffic and make it a "We've planned to make it sense. "The $2,750 we'll get from death certificate, and the cost Tom Buhl, co-chair of the nice place to be for everybody." not only a great event, but a In the City of Grosse Pointe, platform tennis fees this year of additional copies to be in- steering committee, Hill busi- Attractions are to include ex- safe event," Tom Buhl said. recreation programs don't turn does not pay the costs," said creased in line with the state nessman and Robbie's brother. otic, classic and high-perfor- "Last year was fun," said a profit. Even with some regis- Peter Dame, city manager. and county, and to cover certifi- The event was organized a mance cars lining Kercheval. Dan LaLonde, Hill merchant tration fees going up 50 per- Non-City residents are eligi- cate paper and reproduction few, $ears ago ,in^ conjyncjionThere will be live music, face and steering committee ",me!rn- cent. w. :i . ,•...,• ble for platform,tennis.because costs.'But, we are eliminating with the.Detroit Grand Prix on painting, clowns, play activities ber. "It went really well and "If anything, fees are collect- the courts are located at the same day service fee." Belle Isle. The grand prix is and more. raised a lot of money for ed to hopefully offset costs the Elworthy Field, owned by the Most municipal fees are uiv gone. But the street fair is com- The street closure is intend- charity." city endures," said Christopher Grosse Pointe Public School changed. Hardenbrook, director of System and therefore open to "Eighty to 90 percent of th( parks and recreation. anyone in the district. fees are staying the same," said "Each year we review our fee Councilman John Stempfle. structure for all departments," Changes are: said Julie Arthurs, city clerk. 'Adjustments will ensure that Parks and recreation Arrest made revenues are sufficient to cover • Aquatic aerobics, adult our operating costs." aquatic lessons, diving lessons Changes announced recent- and tennis lessons, $40, up $10, inDMaggio ly apply to the parks depart- • Platform tennis seasonal ment and city clerk services. membership: $75 from $50, jewelry heist "For parks and recreation, (Non residents: $125 from there will be increases in swim- $100). ByKathyRyan ming and diving lessons, plat- • Bag of ice: $1.75 from StaffWriter form tennis membership, ten- $1.50. nis lessons and other fees," A 52-year-old Roseville man Arthurs said. City clerk is being held in the Wayne "Swimming in the Grosse • Birth and death records, County Jail following his ar- Pointes is like football in Texas. $17, up $7. (Additional copies, raignment on charges he stole It's big," Hardenbrook said. $5, $ money and diamonds from DiMaggio Jewelers in Grosse Pointe Woods. Michael Charles Tosoian was taken into custody with- DAVID YURMAN out incident Monday, June 15 at his house. He has been charged with three counts of larceny and one count of con- PHOTOS BY RENEE LANDUYT cealing stolen property. He is being held in lieu of a $50,000 cash bond. De-lovely night Grosse Pointe Woods Pubic Safety officers were notified Gary and Susie Scheiwe drove their 1935 Ford Touring Deluxe Sedan to the Grosse Pointe in late May by the owner of DiMaggio's that he suspected Historical Society's annual summer gala June 19 to play along with the event's 1930s theme. The money and jewelry were miss- fundraiser was held at the 18,000-square-foot Simon house, 211 Vendome in the Farms, where ac- ing, and an in-house review of security camera tapes showed tivities included a strolling supper in the formal dining room. the suspect taking money and loose diamonds from the safe in the store's office on three separate occasions, May 26, June 3 and June 6. According to police reports, Tosioian was known by the store owner and it was not un- usual for him to be in the of- fice. Police also said Tosioian has a criminal record, but would not release details. Police obtained a warrant to search his house and car, and said additional evidence was found in Tosioian's car. A preliminary examination was scheduled for Wednesday, June 24 in Grosse Pointe Woods Municipal Court. The larceny charges Tosioian faces are felonies, each carrying a four-year prison term and/or a $5,000 fine. The count of concealing edmund t. 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POINTER OF INTEREST A pursuit of freedom ByAnnLFouty their home in Prague and listen There, Rose met Anthony a coat and the family walked a Features Editor to the BBC news. Kozak. They married and had mile and half to the bus stop, Living in fear was not the life two children when World Vvar The bus driver dropped them at Citizenship is a goal which Anthony, nor his wife, Rose, en- E was raging — and they were a taxi cab stand for a ride to the John Kozak's grandparents visioned for their children, trapped in Czechoslovakia. hospital. and parents highly prized. Kozak said. Having experi- To keep the family healthy, At the hospital, Kozak was "Citizenship is taken for encedfreedom, Ros e urged her which included Anthony's el- put into a cast from his chest to granted by a lot of people," said husband to emigrate to the derly parents, Rose took great the tip of his right toes. He Kozak, who lives in Grosse United States to create a better risks traveling via train north bears the scars from the cast to- Pointe Farms with his wife, life. It would take nearly a from Prague to friendly farm- day and walks with a slight Michelle. decade for the family to accom- ers. She exchanged hand-knit- bend forward. At the age, of 67, Kozak, born plish that goal. It would entail ted sweaters for food. The food In less than a week, Kozak in Czechoslovakia, vividly re- the family being separated, de- had to be well hidden on the re- had contracted scarlet fever members what his family en- ceit, courage, running and hid- turn trip or it would be confis- due to the hospital's unsanitary dured during Wsrld ^\&r n and ing. cated and she would be arrest- conditions. He was transferred the domination of the Nazis ed. to a sanatorium for contagious and the Communists. Foremost The beginning During a family outing in diseases. Appropriate medicine in his memory is how he, his A tintype of St. Michael 1945, Kozak saw his chance of was unavailable at, the time. mother and teenage sister es- hangs by the kitchen sink in the grabbing the flag during a With the help of his uncle, an caped from Communist held Kozak's house. The frame is game of capture theflag. Hi s American doctor, and the U.S. Czechoslovakia. The trio scratched. But is it the one item sister, Zdenka, ran toward him, Army, Kozak received beeswax walked, waded through cold Kozak's mother brought out of her knee colliding with his hip. penicillin every four hours for mountain streams and narrow- Czechoslovakia when they es- He fell and chided his sister for eight weeks, he said. ly escaped being cornered by caped in October 1949. her interference with his Meanwhile, the Communists tracking dogs before they con- Kozak's story begins when chance at winning the game wanted Anthony to become a cluded a 24-hour journey. his mother was sent to the old until he saw the look on her party member. It was not an ac- PHOTOS BY ANN L FOUTY Kozak's first-hand under- country from Ohio to learn face. He glanced down to see tion either Rose or Anthony Michelle and John Kozak in their Grosse Pointe Farms back- standing of freedom begins as European ways. Her parents his leg was broken. would choose. yard. he explains how at 11 p.m. his were concerned she was stray- Anthony wrapped his son in "They steal your soUl," Kozak father, Anthony, would pull the ing from the "old said hisfather tol d him. aka Secret Police. Rose pointed out by the soldier the radio from between the walls of country's" ways. While Kozak was recuperat- promised when Anthony re- previous day, made a dash ing, the Communists trumped turned he would discuss be- down the hill and slipped into a up charges against Anthony coming a card-carrying mem- posted restricted area. There and would have arrested him ber of the Communist party. would have been no excuse if when he returned from a busi- With that promise, Rose was is- the three had been caught. ness trip. Anthony got a job in sued travel papers. "We crossed streams and Switzerland, where he was the Staying in the same hotel as rivers, 20 to 30 feet wide, no assistant editor of Transport the Kozaks was a contingent of more than 2 feet deep," he said. Magazine, a periodical of soldiers, one of whom took a Kozak realized they weren't freight costs. liking to Zdenka. During a sin- going to see any deer. '[ That left Rose with her chil- gle walk, the soldier showed "My mother told me, 'Wre dren. her fire breaks, watch towers going to fimi your father and to His mother, he said, was a and explained border guard as- a country with freedom,"' he great believer in fresh air and signments. This proved helpful said. They followed a river until sunshine as a remedy for near- the following day when the darkness fell. ly everything. As her son re- Kozaks left the hotel at 5 a.m. After a few hours of sleep, gained his strength, she pro- Oct. 10, 1949, with a few ra- voices and a barking dog awak- posed they go northeast, near tions. Kozak only knew that ened them. Fearing capture the German border, for a hiking Oct. 10, 1949, they were going and return to Czechoslovakia, holiday. to look for deer. Kozak's mother reassured her It wasn't an easy project to "We were looking for deer children of her devotion^ pull together. because I was interested in turned from them, clutched the The tintype of St Michael hangs in the Kozak kitchen. It is the picture Kozak's mother held as Many trips to various govern- deer," he said. "I had never seen St. Michael picture and prayed. she prayed when Communist tracking dogs were near as the Kozaks escaped from ment offices were made, in- one." Czechoslovakia. Ab$№ pgjit, John Kozakfiolds a wooden Carving done byliis fathen cluding the Minister of Interior, They found tfietfre break See KOZAK, page 1QA

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ByBradLindberg "The control box is the actu- fic islands on Mack and StaffWriter al visual obstruction," Tepper Lakeshore to make sure said. "We're not expanding there's no obstructions and Bette Kettelhut didn't go out upon the obstruction. I've they meet sight line require- on a limb when complaining asked the county to relocate ments for vehicular traffic." to her city council about over- it." Questions about overgrowth grown landscaping on Mack Kettelhut's complaint have come up before. Avenue traffic islands. prompted Farms officials to re- "It's been an issue from time Plantings on the median view ' island landscaping to time as some ornamental block her view of traffic when throughout the city. plantings have grown," driving through the intersec- "Every intersection should Reeside said, "Periodically, we tion at Moran. She and her be looked at," said go back and trim the plants or, PHOTOS BY RENEE LANDUYT husband frequent the route Councilman Joseph Leonard. in some.cases, remove them from their Grosse Pointe He said county rules require and introduce plants that are Farms home, especially when such landscaping to be no lower-growing." attending Sunday church ser- higher than 30 inches above Sometimes even bushes that All eyes on cars vices. the roadway meet county height limits are A1964 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud HI owned by Gail Sidiek of Grosse Pointe Farms was part of last "Can it be obliterated?" she Kettelhut's allies include too tall for certain locations. said of the bushes and plants. City Manager Shane Reeside. "It can still be an obstruction weekend's 22nd Annual Eyes oh Design Car show at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House in Grosse "They don't look good." "We'll evaluate and cut back depending how close it is to Pointe Shores. Eyes on Design is a fundraising event for the Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology's Plants at Moran hide a where necessary so it meets the intersection," Reeside said. county traffic control box, ac- county standards," Reeside "We'll make sure setbacks are programs which address the needs of the blind and visually impaired". Many cars had elegant hood cording to Matt Tepper, assis- said. "While doing that, we'll there and landscaping is cut ornaments, such as a swan on a tant city manager. make rounds through all traf- down." 1948 Packard Station Sedan owned by Ed Meurer Jr. The judging in one category is done GROSSE POINTE FARMS by young blind people using touch alone. They wear white gloves and, with automotive de- Moor space in harbor signers as guides, spend hours By Brad Lindberg from the harbor," said Shane "It would be better to get comparing the curves of the Reeside, city manager, "For a $950 for a 30-foot well versus fenders, the size of the wheels, one-year period, individuals not renting the well at all," ac- the slant of the windshields and Boat owners waiting for on waiting lists for smaller cording to a proposal from small wells at Pier Park can wells (can rent) an open 30- Dick Huhn, director of parks the proportions of each car in test the waters by renting foot well where there are no and recreation. the pre-chosen category. Blind empty slips designed for larg- individuals on the waiting "This is the first year this er craft. list." has been an issue," he said. judging by touch is a tradition The offer is available to Terms are for the balance of About 20 people are on a that goes back to almost the be- Grosse Pointe Farms resi- the boating season and nonre- waiting list for 25-foot wells, dents on waiting lists for wells newable. he said. ginning of the Eyes on Design designated for boats 25, 23 " (Boaters) would be Reeside doesn't expect to car show. It serves as a visual and 20 feet long. charged according to the well fill all of the 30-foot wells. reminder that the show has a Farms officials hope to fill on which, they are on a wait- "It will just be a way of aug- 17 vacant slips built to moor ing list," Reeside said. menting income," he said. purpose greater than showing 30-focrt boats. % % ... ,, Renters will pay the same "iWe jhave no-.-waiting»lists.*of "this is another attempt to «$950 fee they'd face for the cars try to increase our revenue smaller wells. See HARBOR-page^llA

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Lee said. side services to find the best BUDGET: Hunt said the majority of pricing in this difficult mar- opportunities to cut costs will ket." Council adds come in next year's budget. Councilmen Ted Kedzierski "That's when contracts go," and Dan Schulte voted a mill he said. "The (public works) against the budget. and police officers under- Kedzierski, a member of the ConUnuedfrom page IA stand that they have to give finance committee, said he back. They want to keep their wants to examine the budget jobs. We're willing to work "line-by-line, department-by- during the former village's with them and they're willing department" to reduce spend- three-month reconfiguration to work with us." ing. as a city. "Efforts to rein in expenses He also called for a wage "We decided to dedicate are inadequate," Lee said. "If freeze, pension freeze, possi- $200,000 (of the additional we don't hold the line, what ble wage cuts and eliminating tax proceeds) for roads," said happens next year as home overtime without prior ap- Councilman Dr. Brian Hunt, values, tax revenues and state proval from the city manager, head of the finance commit- revenue -sharing returns except for emergency snow tee. "Then we decided we plummet? plowing and public safety need a fund balance, a pru- John Rickel, a Shores resi- needs. dent thing." dent who, with Lee, was part "Legacy costs are a big con- He said the budget was bal- of the four-candidate Clean cern in this budget," anced despite, a 4.9 percent Slate Coalition in the 1999 at- Kedzierski said. "Collectively, reduction in revenues. tempt for office, said, the (city) contribution to lega- "We can lower your taxes," "Residents need a reduction cy costs will be almost Hunt told a contentious audi- in the millage in response to $900,000 this year. This is al- PHOTO BY KATHY RYAN ence of about 150 attending the current economic reality." most 15 percent of the bud- the June 16 council session in . The tax increase means 60 gei. a conference room of the percent of Shores homeown- He said post-retirement Easy Riders Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, ers in the coming year will health care costs were esti- "but the services and things pay higher taxes, while 40 mated at a finance committee The red-shirted Easy Riders Bicycle Club meets Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at Ghesquire you've come to expect in percent will pay the same as meeting to be $6 million. Park in Grosse Pointe Woods, Thursday evenings and for weekend road trips. Rides are planned at Grosse Pointe Shores will now or lower, according to "We have $1 1/2 million in cease to exist. We have to de- Councilman Fred Minturn, al- the bank," Kedzierski said. Stoney Creek, Metro Beach and the Macomb Orchard Trail. Frank Markey, 81, of Grosse Pointe cide (to) maintain Grosse so of the finance committee. "That means its underfunded Woods, joined the group seven years ago after retiring from the Wayne County Circuit Court. "My Pointe Shores as one of the "The average taxpayer in by $4 million." finest places to live, or lower (the Shores) will pay about City Manager Brian Vick kids gave me a bike," he said with a laugh, "and now I'm out here at least once a week. It's great ex- the standards." $60 more in property taxes said he might begin renegoti- ercise and a very friendly group." A two-hour, 20 mile ridei s the norm, but don't let that scare you, Prior to the vote, Dr. Robert for the year," Minturn said. ations of labor, contracts in E. Lee, a Shores resident and "We will continue to explore the first two months of the said Ron Konopka, publicity director for the club. "Speed is not the most important priority," he unsuccessful candidate for all areas of spending, includ- new budget. added. "The emphasis with this group is to enjoy each others company plus reap the additional council in 1999, warned of ing overtime restrictions, Road repairs are slated for benefit of moderate summer exercise with a small group." For more information, contact Barbara consequences to supporters wage freezes, hiring freezes Lochmoor, Moorland and of a tax increase. and bidding out all our out- Crestwood. at (313) 885-2646, orvisit lmb.org/easy. "Higher taxes equals (a) mayoral and council recall," in Town Exhibit features pottery founder A $15,000 grant from the Grosse Pointe Michigan Humanities Council Chamber of Commerce will fund a permanent exhibit, requests you please The Life of Mary Chase Stratton and Pewabic Pottery, at the pottery site. Pewabic Pottery is a non- profit arts and cultural organi- i With Coupon ~ zation and National Historic Landmark dedicated^ ceram- w:i*j*uni]i] ic education and advancing 19531 Mack • Grosse Pointe Woods • N85-3884 contemporary ceramic arts while honoring arts and crafts ideals. The new exhibit opens in late 2010.

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GUEST EDITORIAL By Paul Kersey Chrysler's bailout will backfire he restructuring of Chrysler is likely to fail because it does not address two of the company's shortcomings. First, Chrysler LLC has a surplus of la- bor and a shortage of customers. ' Second, Chrysler will need new invest- . ment. • The Obama administration's bailout terms are vague as to how the company will develop mar- Tketable cars, and border on vicious in the treatment of in- vestors, but bend over backward to protect the interests of la-

for their own fuel, these in- largest pilot organization with One way companies reassure lenders they creased costs could ground more than 415,000 members, will be repaid is to offer them what is called them. The impact qn patients launched General Aviation who live in rural Michigan Serves America. The goal of a secured claim—the lender will have title could be devastating, because this national grassroots cam- to certain company property in the event the they would have to drive long paign is to educate policymak- The Grosse Pointe News welcomes your letters to the editor. distances to receive care. ers, opinion leaders and the company is unable to pay its debts. This, a All letters should be typed, double-spaced, signed and limited to The new charges and regu- public about the vital role GA floor on what lenders might lose if the 250 words. Longer letters may be edited for length and all letterslations would involve not only plays in our local communities company fails. • may be edited for content We reserve the right to refuse any let- medical volunteer organiza- and the nation's economy. ter. Include a daytime phone number for verification or questions.tions. Actors Harrison Ford and The deadline for letters is 3 p.m. Monday. Letters to the Editor can With an estimated 65 per- Morgan Freeman, both avid bor—which gets the Chrysler hierarchy of needs in reverse. [email protected]. cent of general aviation flights pilots, are volunteering their That the deal is generous to organized laboris clear. The conducted for public service services in support of the cam- Economist estimates that the UAW will receive 43 cents on and business, many industries paign. To learn more about the dollar from Chrysler for its $ 11 billion stake in the com- Emergency and services would be affect- the program, visit pany, in the form of a majority of the company's stock. airlines and the military. ed, including agriculture, gaservesamerica.com. Shikha Dalmia, a senior analyst at. the Reason Foundation, transport Right now GA is being im- emergency, medical evacua- The importance of GA and estimates that when federal guarantees for pensions and To the Editor: periled by misguided plans in tion, law enforcement, aerial its impact on the citizens of health care are added in, the UAW and its members could re- Each month, volunteer pi- Washington, D.C. If these pro- fire-fighting, package delivery Michigan cannot be overstat- ceive 60 cents or more f or their claims against the automaker. lots, from Angel Flight Mid- posals are enacted, the out- and the Civil Air Patrol. ed. For more than 80 years, This would make sense if worker retention were a prob- Atlantic, fly patients needing look could be grim for pa- Millions of jobs depend on general aviation has played a lem. But it isn't; if ariythirig Chrysler has too many assembly • ^peeiatized medical care,4n^- tients ••Jwho* use Asget Flight GA,-which pumps more than* workers producing too many cars that it can't sell, which is cluding chemotherapy and Mid-Atlantic, as well as for $150 billion into the U.S. econ- millions of Americans, across why the company is shutting down its assembly lines for the dialysis, to hospitals through- millions of other people omy. Two members of the country. duration of bankruptcy proceedings. out Michigan. throughout the country who Congress deem GA so essen- I hope you will join me in Holders of the company's bonds, however, are expected to Many of these patients are depend on GA for services tial they formed a caucus to our efforts to ensure it's receive somewhere around 30 cents for every dollar that from rural areas and would and jobs. educate their peers on its val- around for another 80 years, Chrysler owes them. To see why this is a problem, one must otherwise be hard-pressed to Among the proposals are ue to the American economy and well beyond. be ready to set aside the sympathies one might have for receive the care they need. new costs and regulations. and transportation system. CRAIG FULLER workers over bankers—or at least recognize, even more These flights are part of gen- Since Angel Flight Mid- Recently, the Aircraft President workers will lose their jobs if this plan doesn't work. eral aviation, which includes Atlantic pilots already donate Owners and Pilots Aircraft Owners The basic fact is Chrysler will need investors to finance the all flying except the scheduled their time and planes and pay Association, the world's and Pilots Association development of a new line of vehicles, upgrade facilities and buy materials. But the new Chrysler will be a risky invest- ment —lenders will still be turning money over to a company that is on its second bailout. One way companies reassure GUEST OPINION ByRichLowry lenders they will be repaid is to offer them what is called a se- cured claim—the lender will have title to certain company property in the event the company is unable to pay its debts. This, a flooro n what lenders might lose if the company fails. Cut to spend on health care In the case of Chrysler, the bondholders had secured claims that took precedence over those of the UAW and its •w-.^»- "Inhere does Obama's proposed budgetary turn around and immediately man of the Federal Reserve members. Bankruptcy courts are expected to respect secured 1 \ I Newt savagery because everyone spend the $600 billion in sav- warns spending cuts or tax in- claims, but in this case lenders with secured claims are being m / m / Gingrich go to knows it's in the cause of ings? Shouldn't it be used to creases are necessary "to sta- forced to take a back seat to the UAW \f \f Set his apolo- more government spending. shore up the rickety finances bilize the fiscal situation," it's The message for lenders is: Don't bother asking for securi- V ¥ gy? He pro- Obama must embrace a of these already-existing obviously not the time for a ty from Chrysler, it won't do you any good. This will make it posed slowing the rate of simulacrum of spending disci- health programs rather than new entitlement program and more difficult for Chrysler to get large loans at low interest growth of Medicare and pline to have any hope of to create a dubiously financed, another $1.2 trillion in govern- rates. Medicaid in the mid-1990s passing a health care program entirely new health program? ment expenditure. All this is a prelude to joining Chrysler with Fiat, a compa- and was clobbered by that will cost at least $ 1.2 tril- Obama's Medicare and If Obama thinks he-can re- ny with little proven ability to sell cars in the United States. Democrats and the press for lion over the next 10 years. Medicaid savings will be sus- sponsibly squeeze a couple of Chrysler has already frustrated the designs of Daimler waging war on the elderly and The game is simple: Pretend tainable over time only by hundred billion out of Motors, a company that as Mercedes has had success selling the indigent. to cut so you can spend. beggaring doctors and hospi- Medicare and Medicaid, fine, and building cars,here. Just four years ago, GM paid $2 bil- Now, almost every other Medicare and Medicaid tals. Compared with the pri- he should do it and pocket the lion to break away from buying Fiat. day, President Barack Obama spending has steadily out- vate system, Medicare pays savings to improve the long- Advocates of the new plan have yet to identify what might finds another hundred billion paced inflation through the only 81 cents on the dollar for run fiscal picture. And we can have changed since then to make Fiat a good partner for dollars to cut out of Medicare decades, and accounts for 23 health expenses; Medicaid adopt modest reforms to Chrysler now. . ' and Medicaid. He just an- percent of the federal budget. pays only 56 cents on the dol- make it easier for people to Chrysler also missed an opportunity to use bankruptcy to nounced the discovery of an- Medicare's unfunded liability lar. Obama relies on the tried- get and keep health insur- rationalize its distribution system, instead terminating less other $313 billion in savings is an astonishing $89 trillion. and-true practice of cutting ance, reforms with zero risk of than a quarter of its dealerships. over 10 years, on top of $300 As Obama put it in his the payments more. tipping the country further to- Hence the irony: Chrysler bondholders still may come out billion he had already pro- speech to the American This means there will be ward fiscal ruin. of the deal better than autoworkers who might end up hold- posed. Medical Association, there's a fewer doctors willing to accept Obama will then have more ing worthless stock in a company searching for another Soon enough, he will make risk the programs will Medicare and Medicaid pa- time and energy to devote to bailout, in large part because the administration went out of Gingrich—who infamously "swamp our federal and state tients, and more cost-shifting repairing the government's its way to protect the UAW and shortchange investors. sought $450 billion in savings budgets, and impose a vicious to the private system to make balance sheet. Newt Gingrich Paul Kersey is director of labor policy at the Mackinac over seven years in 1995 — choice of either unprecedent- up for deficient government ought to have some ideas how Center for Public Policy, a research and educational institute look like an extravagantly ed tax hikes, overwhelming payments. to do it. , headquartered in Midland. generous steward of the na- deficits or drastic cuts in our "When Obama himself says Rich Lowry is editor of the tion's health programs. federal and state budgets." the federal deficit is "unsus- National Review and a writer No liberal outcry greeted Sounds alarming. So why tainable," and when the chair- for King Features Syndicate. OUR STAFF

EDHORIAL GUEST OPINION By Bill Kalmar (313) 8824204 (313)343-5577 Bab St John: Sports Editor Amy Conrad: Manager Ann Fbttty: Features Editor Cheryl Lockhart Brad Lindberg: Staff Witer DISPIAYADVEKFISING It's all going downhill now Amy Salvagno: Staff Writer (313)882-3500 Karen Fontanive: Staff Vrtiter Peter J.Birkner: Diane Morel] 1; POINTE Advertising Manager une 21 marked.the tailer Eddie Bauer has de- used a down sleeping bag. Editorial Assistant NEWS GROUP Kathleen M. Stevenson; beginning of summer, clared bankruptcy? It doesn't And I have a Gortex down- DebraPascoe; Copy Editor Member Suburban Advertising Representative Newspapers ofAmerteaand Julie R.Sutton; also known as the appear all the stores will close filled parka from Eddie Bauer National Newspaper Assoctotttm CLASSIFIED AdamMilowsld: Summer Solstice. As but, in my opinion, it mani- that is more than 20 years old (313)882-6900 PRODUCTION Advertising Representative Barbara Yazbeck\fethacke: ,(313)882-0090 a major celestial fests another miscue on the and still in great shape. KenSchop: Tom Lynch; Jevent, the Summer Solstice part of management. In its heyday, Eddie Bauer Advertising Representative MelanieMahoney Production Manager Kris Preuss: Advertising results in the longest day and David Hughes Since 1920, Eddie Bauer has even had a Ford sport utility Kathylmpastato Representative Pat "Kipper the shortest night of the year. Jessica Ahee: been a purveyor of sporting vehicle with its name embla- Penny Derrick Advertising Representative From here on out, we will There are a number of other goods, outdoor apparel and zoned on it. Then Eddie Bauer Carol Jannan Salty-Schuman: MarySehlager have less daylight. It's over items, things and events that gear. It was the firstcompan y management decided it was Administrative Assistant folks and frankly I haven't have also reached their to use quilted goose down to time for a change and from . even donned my bathing suit longevity. insulate a garment. Many of yet! Did you see where iconic re- us I'm sure have seen or even See DOWNHILL, page 9A GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JUNE 25, 2009 OP-ED

I SAY ByKathyRyan Schools are judged during conflicts she actually is. Letters and if they are investigated complaints because no one worse, kept these allegations hockey coach. Wooohooo... complaints to principals and promptly, produce smoke but . ever told them, and there were secret for years, are expecting let's not let the ice begin to department heads are com- no fire. Those parents should no letters of complaint in young people to now come melt under our feet, we need mon, some justified, some not. be ashamed of themselves. Bopp's personnel file. And the forward and tell them details to keep moving forward and if But the professionals know But a competent, profes- official reason given is there if something happened. we just go ahead no one will how to work with these par- sional school administrator were at least four athletic di- Are they serious? remember this yucky affair ents, and they can effectively should be able to discern the rectors during the time he was Renee Beyerlein, president and life will once again be adly, Grosse Pointe move the child through the difference. When a situation is coaching. What? Is the school of the teachers union, was in- good. has been all over the school year or the season with brought to their attention, I district going to tell parents, terviewed on WJBK Fox 2 Bopp was arraigned over news this week. The as little damage as possible to would like to think the school with a straight face I might Detroit the other night, saying the weekend. On Monday, the Grosse Pointe South all the egos involved. official would pick up the add, that the only person in the whole thing was "yucky." ad was posted. School officials hockey coach, But when a school official phone, call the employee in- the district who knew if there Yucky? Yucky? It's not yucky, didn't have the decency to al- SRobert Bopp, was arrested receives a letter describing a volved and ask them to drop were allegations was the ath- it's more like felony charges, low some period of contem- and charged with criminal situation that is making a fam- by their office later that day. letic director du jour? and where I come from a plation, to review the stan- sexual conduct and several ily uncomfortable, when seri- But by the time that same We're to believe that the felony is vicious, heinous and dards they might want to use other charges. ous concerns are expressed, I school official receives a sec- school principal and person- inexcusable. in hiring teachers and coach- Teaching and coaching are would like to think that a ond, third or more complaints, nel officials did not know if Where is her outrage? es? Give the situation a bit of a difficult jobs. They never school official would act very I would like to believe they there were past issues? Were "Yucky" is the most disgust chance to settle? Nan, not us. please all the parents in- quickly to ascertain if these would immediately pick up we all born yesterday? she could muster? She needs We have to win! volved. Complaints are com- are the words of a parent or the phone and say, "MY OF- So, in other words, it was to demand that if any school We all know that everyone mon if little Johnny's myriad child whose feelings have FICE. RIGHT NOW And the kept a secret. personnel were involved in is innocent until proven guilty, talents aren't recognized and been hurt or a legitimate com- principal and the director of And isn't that exactly what even the smallest way of at- and he'll get his days in court. nourished by the teacher, and plaint that needs to be taken human resources will be join- we tell our children NOT to tempting to cover this up, they He shouldn't be tried in the any coach will tell you that seriously. Let's be honest, par- ing us." do, not to keep things like this need to be fired. And she press, but the Grosse Pointe there is no person more diffi- ents and children are not al- But we're to believe, or so a secret. Now those same shouldn't care if they are a school district, for which we cult to deal with than one who ways truthful. They know the district is telling us, that school officials, the ones that union employee. pay our taxes to support, is be- firmly believes their child is what to say and how to say it the higher-ups in the school somehow allegedly never But on the upside, the dis- ing judged, and rightly so. far more talented than he or with words and innuendo that district knew nothing of these knew anything about this or, trict is now looking for a new And so far, it's guilty.

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FROM THE ARCHIVES Compiled by Suzy Berschback How the area got its name applied to all territory contigu- It is situated at the entrance Township of Grosse Pointe, ous to it. It has always been a of the Detroit River and east of County of Wayne, traverses in settlement apart from Detroit. the original mouth of Fox a northeasterly direction and Lake St. Clairwas named Creek where the United States empties into Lake St. Clair at Aug. 12,1679, by Father lighthouse and Marine the southeast corner of Erin Hennepin, a missionary with Hospital stood. In the early Township. La Salle and his party on the 18th. century, a windmill was first vessel (the Griffon) to sail built on a high point of land The following article is the great lakes. As it was St. just east of the peninsula. From from the archives of the Clairs' day, Hennepin pro- then on Presqu'ile became Grosse Pointe Historical posed the name of the founder known as windmill Pointe, by Society, circa 1930. For more of his order be given to this which it I known today. information, visit gphistori- lake. The present name, Gaukler cal.org. The Huron Indians named.it Pointe, was given by Jacob Otsiketa signifying sugar or Gaukler about 1876. It was he origin of the salt, referring to the Salt originally called Pointe a name Grosse Springs near the Clinton River, Guinolet by the French, also, Pointe seems to be which were well-known in the Tremble' Pointe and later Milk lost, but is the early days of the country. River Pointe by the English. French word, This little lake also had vari- It is situated on Lake St. Tmeaning Big Point. ous names; one was Lac Clair, just south of the entrance It was given this name as a Chandiere, from its round of Milk River in Erin Township, means to designate its location. shape. On the Dutch maps it is Macomb County, and where The Milk River today. We are obliged to assume the called Kandekio, on some of the home of Edsel Ford is now This inland waterway was Indians called it Big Point as no the French maps; Ganatchio. located. used by Native Americans other name appears to have Windmill Point was original- The early French settler during bad weather to get to been give to it by them. ly known as Presqu'ile, the named the Milk River Rivera a the Detroit Riven Grosse Grosse Pointe was first name given by the French and Guimole't, pronounced in Pointe had enough marsh- known by the early French set- pronounced "pres'kil," mean- English as River Cwinolay lands to take them from the tlers and this name later was ing peninsula. The Milk River rises in the Milk River to Fox Creek.

The changing focus at Eddie "That Was Then, This is Sanders hot fudge sauce, per- boat, a Winkelmans dress for Bill Kalmar is the former di- DOWNHILL: Bauer reminds me of another WOW!" was on all the air- haps a Hughes and Hatcher my wife, Mary, and a drinking rector of the Michigan Quality organization that lost its way waves. suit, a Farmer Jack shopping fountain from Hudson's. Oh, Council and a former resident Business — Bill Knapp's Restaurant. When we first entered the bag, a picture of the Boblo for the good 'ol days! of Grosse Pointe. The green and white stores new stores, we were turned management along the highway always had off by the decor and did not that welcoming look. And of return. Continued from page 8A course, the tasty cakes one re*- In an attempt to woo their, GUEST OPINION By Freddy Groves ceived free of charge on one's customer base back, the'com- there it seemed to go down- birthday were always a treat. pany embarked on a cam- hill. Starting in 2005, the And let's not forget one could paign of returning to the old stores shifted its focus and deduct an amount equal to standards, stating "The Veterans helping veterans evolved into a predominantly one's birthday on that special Tradition is Back," but it was he National site's staff list—some have im- website is the firstste p section women's clothing brand. And day. too late. Evidently thousands Veterans pressive credentials. for new veterans. All your ben- now bankruptcy looms, for Then something happened. of others felt the same way Foundation is a The Los Angeles-based NVF efits are summarized for you, this once popular outdoor Management determined at- and thus the company went help group staffed has a live help online feature so you don't miss any. The store. tracting us senior citizens and out of business in 2002. by veterans who've and a veterans hotline with group also acts as a go-be- Let's hope management rec- families was not in their best This is a classic example of Tbeen there. Its website, nation- counselors available from tween with the Department of ognizes the error of its ways interest. Catering to mostly se- management not understand- alveteransfoundation.org, has noon to midnight. I tested it, Veterans Affairs, including and starts returning to its niors gave the restaurant the ing their customer base. I just a wealth of information. Even and it took about three seconds helping with the often confus- roots—or to more goOse nickname, "God's Waiting hope my favorite highwayes- if you've been a veteran for a for someone to respond. ing paperwork. down. Room." tablishment, Cracker Barrel, long time, it's worthwhile. . These guys at NVF are out The NVF has a street team In the meantime, Cabela's, I suspect some consultant never changes! The site has veterans news, there working for the benefit of program. Twice a week they Bass Pro Shop and Gander convinced store management Well, time to takea trip to an events calendar, a resource veterans, including testifying at fen out hooking up with home- Mountain continue to strive that attracting the yuppies the local flea market to locate center, employment info, blogs Congressional hearings to help less veterans and handing out because management under- should be the new focus. A to- some long gone favorites and a chat room. Veterans can bring about needed changes. water, lunches and informa- stands the needs and wants tal remodeling program began along with some other revered call lifeline and talk to mental To talk to someone about tion. Check the NVF website and expectations of their cus- to modernize the store's at- items before they too become health professions trained in any veterans issue, call the and donate for a worthy cause. tomers. And their core values tempting to make the interior extinct. I'm referring to crisis, trauma and suicide NVF at (888) 777-4443. Freday Groves is a writer for have remained unchanged. more hip. A campaign of Vernor's Ginger Ale, some counseling. Check the web- Especially helpful on the King Features Syndicate. GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JUNE 25,, 2009 NEWS

"We weren't looking for deer ly in front of his friends. art and drafting supplies. KOZAK: but I knew we were doing "When I had friends over, my In 1977, Kozak started his something cool," he said with a Dad would speak German or own sales business, selling art Pursuing slight smile. "Mom walked to- Czech. I would answer in and office supplies and picture ward voices. She said 'good English, I thought it was rude to frames. One of his clients was freedom morning' in English to guards. speak in another language. the newly-established Office They knew we were escapees." Dad said how will you remem- Max in which he put 10 differ- Continued /rom page 4A These soldiers pointed them ber your heritage." ent lines of products. toward town and a mile down Kozak now realizes his father "I did quite well," he said. He said, "My mother said, 'I the road, the Kozaks heard a was right, foronl y a few phras- "We enjoyed freedom with will always find you.' She knelt song being sung in English — es roll off his tongue. no restrictions. Dreams can with St. Michael, the archangel. Old MacDohald's Farm. An Christened Jaroslav, he come true in the United States. She prayed. The dog jumped American teacher, whose hus- changed his name to John. His People take it (freedom) for over us and the dog went for band was a lieutenant in the mother went to work for J.L. granted and don't realize the Mom." U.S. Army, was teaching Hudson selling shoes and his struggles (people) went The dog was called off by dis- English to German children. father worked in the transport through to make this country." tance soilders and his mother That was 0cU3,1949. and export division at Parke- Kozak encourages people said, "'Run.'" From the border town, they Davis. His sister graduated take part in what the country '1 was filled with adrenaline," were transported to a* refugee from \^&yne State University, has to offer. he said. "They dragged me for camp in Munich. Following married and moved to "Educate yourself and grab half a mile. We fell into some lengthy paperwork, the family Frankenmuth where she be- the opportunity that this coun- Decorating contest bushes and fell asleep. At dawn reunited in Switzerland where came a successful interior de- try offers. Strive for opportu- Alex and Alexis Poulos of Grosse Pointe Woods plan to decorate Mom woke us up." they lived for two years. signer. nity. In spite of how people their bicycles for the fourth annual Woods bike decorating con- They trudged on until Rose In, January 1952, Kozak and "They became American citi- feel with the lack of opportu- test at 6 p.m. Thursday, July 9, on the Grosse Pointe Woods City tripped over a border stone his mother sailed on a "rusty old zens, their greatest aspira- nity, they will find the United Hall frontlawn . The contest is held in conjunction with the July 8 placed there during the bucket" to New York City. A tions," he said. States is by far the best place -11 Mack Avenue sidewalk sales. Following the contest, families Hapsburg era. They knew they Greyhound bus took them from Kozak attended Detroit to live in. There is nothing like may participate in various games. Angelo DiClemente, center, is had crossed the border into New York to Detroit, where he Institute of Technology, earning freedom." chairman of the sidewalk sale, with the theme "Summer Fun For Germany. met his grandparents. a Bachelor of Arts degree to be- Kozak's story has been the Kids on Mack." The sun rose and the Kbzaks Settling first in Detroit, then come a parochial school recorded in "Through the Eyes followed a path until they heard Ferndale, Kozak urged his fa- teacher, He later earned a mas- of Rose." It has been published voices speaking in German. ther tospea k English, especial- ter's degree and began selling by iUniverse, Inc. Low usage triggers higher water rate

ByBradlindberg Therefore, we face an increase StaffWnter in water and sewer rates. We tried to keep it as low as we When it comes to paying for could." water service, the less cus- "Wfoter department costs also tomers buy, the more their include employee wages and money goes down the drain. salaries. Despite reduced consump- "Most personnel costs are go- tion by Grosse Pointe Farms , ing up at or below inflation," water customers, rates just said Shane Reeside, city man- went up. ager. "When you divide those The increase counters free costs by the lower volume of market theory, where less de- water we're selling, your cost mand prompts lower prices. per 1,000 cubic feet increases A 6.03 percent price increase higher than the rate of infla- approved this month pumps up tion." minimum bills to $75.27 for Last year, national inflation 1,000 cubic feet of water was just under 4 percent. processed at the municipal fil- City officials estimate re- tration plant on Moross. duced demand will continue "The problem in the last cou- next year. Therefore, they said ple of years is usage of our wa- the new rate will be "reexam- ter has gone down," said ined" in six months. Councilman Terry Davis, head "You have to estimate usage of the Farms finance commit- to estimate the bill," Davis said. tee. "The water plant is a fixed "Rather .than setting cost. Those pumps have to "op: the whole year, we g erate 24 hours per day no mat- we'd look at the volume again ter whether cubic footage in- in six months and see if we creases or decreases. should adjust the rate then."

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Judge William Sutherland "If families have any con- COACH: denied bond to both defen- cerns or there has been any dants and sent them to the kind of contact they feel is Facing rape Wayne County Jail. suspicious, notify their local Bopp is due back in court at police agency," said Dave charges 8:30 a.m. Monday, June 29 for Hiller, Park public safety di- rector. "We'll refer the matter a preliminary exam. s t vk^ Continued from page 1A He was arrested and his to the prosecutor's office." Taylor house searched June Bopp coached the Blue Bopp and a second defen- 16 by Farmington Hills police Devils since 1992, winning a dant, 18-year-old James Ryan and federal agents. state championship in 2007. McBee of Highland Township, "We got a heads up from He also was president of the were arraigned Friday, June Farmington Hills that it was Michigan High School 20 in Taylor's 23rd District going to go down," McCarthy Hockey Coaches Association. Court. said. "Because Bopp has been in- Charges are: The story was broken by volved in metro Detroit hock- • three counts of first de- Scott Lewis, WJBK Fox 2 ey for many years, coming in- gree criminal sexual conduct, News investigative reporter. to contact with hundreds of a life felony; Lewis reported that his son high school-aged boys, there • three counts of sexually nearly a decade ago received is legitimate reason for con- abusive activity, a 20-year at least one inappropriate e- cern," Worthy said in a June felony; mail from Bopp. 19 release. • distributing sexually ex- "Bopp has ... no incidents in Worthy instructed parents plicit matter to children, a his personnel file," Klein to "call your local police two-year felony and wrote parents. "The district agency if your child has been • furnishing alcohol to a mi- will cooperate fully with the a victim of Robert Walker nor, a 60-day misdemeanor. investigation." Bopp."

•:• m isebail skills competition th.ir pr our athletic director returns through the arrangement, the JOB: after the summer," said district will provide the names Harwood. of coaches to PESG after all taysand girls, ages 5-15, w,i sty to: Safety top The arrangement with background checks are com- • Visii Comerica Park and compete on PESG keeps criminal back- plete. • Dsspiay three fundamental baseball: concern ground checks within the re- During the pubic comments sponsibility of the district and portion at the end of the meet- • Participate in Demonstration Clinks Continuedfrom page IA a second check is provided as ing, parent Mike Shields • Earn a chance to be recognize №• Game part of the contract. spoke up about the situation :\№FV oarttcioarH is my -Kf & Suzanne Klein said a replace- The district weighed the op- surrounding Bopp. ment coach for the next tion of contracting with PESG "Red flags were ignored," school year has not been final- for budget savings: the district said Shields, who told officials trophies fo ized. She also noted that since doesn't have to pay the state- his son played on the hockey being hired in 1992, Bopp's mandated retirement costs, team for three years, but quit personnel file hasn't contained which have gone up this year his senior year because of any reports of misconduct. from 16.54 percent to 16.94 problems with Bopp. "This is- "As far as we aware, none of percent. sue runs deeper than just the the charges against Mr. Bopp According to Harwood, coach." involve past or present stu- K • r ~\ dents from the Grosse Pointe Public School System ... His professional record includes leading the Blue Devils to a state championship in 2007 and serving as immediate past-president of the (Michigan) High School Hockey Coaches Association," she wrote. "We wish to remind A Beaumont the community that he is inno- cent until proven guilty and entitled to a fair trial. The district will, of course, cooperate fully with the inves- is only 5 minutes away. tigation." At the Monday board of ed- ucation meeting, trustees ap- If it's been more than a year since you've seen a doctor, proved a contract with don't put it off another day. Now more Beaumont doctors Professional Educational Services Group, LLC, for all are close to you and they accept all major insurance plans. coaching positions held by non-instructional staff. For a primary care medical practice in your area Bopp, who falls within that category, was not on the list. or for a referral, call 800.633.7377. "There is still time to post and hire a coach this fall when ^^% Beaumont Hospital

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-f £LK, NEWS Local man debuts 'Dear Mr. Fidrych'

ByKathyRyan StaffWriter

Michael Cramer knows exactly where he was on the evening of June 28,1976. Along with 47,854 other baseball fans, he was in Tiger Stadium watching a rookie pitcher named Mark Fidrych talk to the base- ball and groom the mound as he pitched the Detroit Tigers to a 5-1 win in a game broadcast to millions on Monday Night Baseball. So captivated was the crowd with the phenom that had come to be known simply as "The Bird," that the thousands of fans would not leave the stadium until he returned to the field to acknowledge their adulation. Mike Cramer "I went with my friend Marty Frisbie," recalled Cramer, 45, by Friday, June 26 at the Detroit Windsor phone from Chicago where he now International Filmfestival. lives. "I can still remember so clearly, It tells the story of Marty Jones, a the crowd chanting, "We want The 12-year-old baseball player who be- Bird," and not stopping until he finally gins to exchange letters with his base- came out and tipped his hat to the ball hero Mark Fidrych. As he does, crowd. I'll never forget it." his Little League career takes off. Fast And the Grosse Pointe Woods na- forward 30 years, and Marty is now tive and 1981 graduate of Grosse an advertising executive going Pointe North wants to make sure no through some tough times with his one else does either. career, and his company tells him to A lawyer by vocation, but a screen take three weeks off. Marty's son has writer by avocation, Cramer had al- found the box of letters his dad had to be seen in April, so Cramer called ways treasured the memory of that exchanged with Fidrych, and sug- Fidrych at his farm, leaving a mes- night in June 1976, and then a chance gests to his father that they take a sage that he was sending him a copy, meeting with Fidrych in 1990 sparked road trip to find The Bird. along with information on some inde- i an interest in telling Fidrych's story. "This was a real family affair," said pendent film festivals where he would . "I'm a labor attorney," he explained. Cramer. His wife, Harlene, sons be submit the movie, with dates he 'And I had written a speech for my Noah, 15, and Jack, 14, and daughter wanted Fidrych to put on his calendar. boss who was speaking to a vending Michara, 12, were all part of the pro- Fidrych was killed that day in an acci- machine convention on some new duction, as well as several friends. His dent on his farm. legislation. I went along to hear the production crew consisted of students "Three hours later, I received a speech, and here we were, in a room at a film school, that, as Cramer said phone call telling me he was dead," he full of about 100 people, and this guy with a laugh, "would rather work for said, his voice catching. "It was horri- came in late and stood in the back of free on a project like this than shoot ble. I had really hoped to introduce the room. I looked over, and his lapel one more wedding video." Fidrych to a whole new generation of m?? ..-..,• was covering his name tag except for Some scenes from the movie were baseball fans. He was so unique." the letters RYCH. I couldn't believe it. shot in Grosse Pointe Woods, but So this week's debut of "Dear Mr. I was caught so off guard, but I told most were mainly in and around the Fidrych" will be bittersweet for him I knew who he was. He was very Chicago area. Cramer, but the memory of that night nice, and my biggest regret is that I The pivotal scenes were shot last in 1976 will never fade. hadn't asked him out for a beer." fall at Fidrych's farm in "Dear Mr. Fidrych" debuts Friday, It was shortly after that chance en- Massachusetts. In the movie, Marty June 26 at DeRoy Auditorium on the counter that Cramer began making and his son, played in the movie by Wayne State University campus as pHQT0S By ^URENP0LL0CK/FIGMEDIA notes that were the precursor of a his own son, Jack, find The Bird, and part of the Detroit Windsor screenplay that eventually turned into Marty begins to put his life in perspec- International Film Festival. Additional Above, the late Mark Fidrych shows a young pitcher how to hold the ball for an independent movie called "Dear tive. information may be obtained at the a perfect pitch. Mr. Fidrych," which makes its debut A rough cut of the movie was ready website, dwiff.org. Top, Fidrych demonstrates the proper hand/ball placement for pitching. 1A II • GROSSE POINTE NEWS • JUNE 25, 2009

2009 Chevrolet Traverse Stylish crossover has passenger, cargo NEWS carrying capability PAGE9AH SCHOOLS PUBLIC SAFETY OBITUARIES AUTOMOTIVE Budget back in the black Another trouble spot is found budget represents for some Board OKs'09-10 "We realize the pain within the Michigan Public people." financial plan approving this budget School Employee Retirement He noted the district is the System, to which the district is 30th largest in the state out of By Amy Salvagno represents for some required to pay a fixedpercent - 400 traditional public school Staff Writer people." age of salaries. The rate has systems. The district ranks jumped from 16.54 percent to third out of the top 70 for funds After a tumultuous year of —BrendanWalsh, GrossePointe 16.94 percent. MPSERS is the spent on teacher salaries, 13th cutbacks, community clamor, board of education vice president second largest expense behind for basic instruction and 35th layoffs and late-into-the-night salaries and about equal to for special needs instruction. meetings, the 2009-10 budget state through per pupil funding. health care costs, says Chris Projected expenditures for for the Grosse Pointe Public Officials project $7,337 in per Fenton, assistant superinten- the general fund make up $100 School System is finally out of pupil aid and $10,184 in the dent for business and support million of the total budget, a de- the red. State Foundation Allowance. services. crease of $4.2 million, or 4 per- Board of education trustees Another 29 percent comes from In 2007, it cost the district cent, fromth e previous year. approved the $123 million fi- federal aid and six percent from $7,789 per teacher; in 2008, that It allocates $51 million for ba- nancial plan Monday, June 22, the local community and coun- number grew to $8,189; and sic programs, such as enrich- acknowledging, though, the ty- this year, it's projected to jump ment activities for elementary, work is not over as planning be- And while declining enroll- to $8,238. middle and high school stu- gins next month on the 2010-11 ment is bad news for the dis- Salaries and benefits make dents; $10 million for operation school year budget. trict, \\&lsh says its good news up 84 percent of the general and maintenance of school "It's likely going to get worse for Lansing because "it's less fund, a number that has steadi- buildings; and $8 million for before it gets better," said board per pupil they have to pay and it ly risen over the last five years. pupil services, including health vice president Brendan "Walsh. delivers budget alleviation" to It remains an area the district and guidance programs, psy- "^\fe know we're going to need the state. can hardly control, Fenton not- chologists, teacher consultants to have some tough decisions "They've nibbled around the ed. and attendance services. about what we need to do edges, but we're the ones faced And this year, it led to the lay- . Other highlights of the total next... we need a realistic solu- with the difficult challenges," off of 54.1 full-time equivalent budget include the capital pro- tion. he said. "The system does need staff positions and 37.5 full-time jects fund, which accounts for "We can't promise that peo- reform." equivalent teacher positions. $10.3 million of the budget, and ple are going to be generally Walsh noted that Lansing of- Officials announced, though, the Sinking Fund, which repre- pleased with these choices. But ficials warned they would have they are recalling 17 of those sents another $3.2 million. Rind All grown up lef s not go to lengths to villian- further reduced funding if there teachers. More could be called equity remains the same at ize anyone locally because of had not been any federal stimu- back before the fall. $19.6 million. Kindergarten children at Assumption Nursery School and these problems. Lansing has lus money. "I don't think anyone at this Fenton said there is one piece Toddler Center celebrated graduation Wednesday, June 10. The created this and we have to deal Enrollment in the fall is ex- table is happy with the drastic- of good news: the reduction in children, under the direction of teacher Lori Gross, performed with it." pected to be down 128 students ness of cuts we've had to taxes of just under $399,000. Officials struggled for to 8,402. Since the 2006-07 make," said board president The hold harmless tax is down several skits for their parents and other guests. Above, graduates months with a $5.5 million school year, the district has lost Alice Kosinski. because of low enrollment and Ian Czerkis and Abbie McDonald. Registration for Assumption's shortfall, due to declining en- 452 students. "I want to reiterate that this is the sinking fund, tax dropped rollment and the growing cost Superintendent Suzanne one of those very difficult pro- because of taxable value. toddler, preschool, Young 5's and kindergarten schoolyear are of employee health care and re- Klein noted, though, the phe- jects you can derive very little Said Kosinski, "When being accepted. Call the school office at (586) 772-4477 to tirement costs. nomenon stretches across the satisfaction from, despite the Lansing hands us lemons, we The district receives 65 per- state: 80 percent of districts are hard work," said Walsh. "We re- will continue to make lemon- schedule a tour with director Anne Chilingirian. Visit cent of its. revenue from the experiencing the same decline. alize the pain approving this ade." assumptionnursery.org for more information.

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SCHOOLS Children keep busy with local summer camps

By Amy Salvagno StaffWriter ' Summer camp ideas forchildre n Large groups. One-on-one training. The art of summer To register children in Camp 0 Fun," camp is changing. call (313) 432-3009 or visit Campers no longer leave gpschools.org and find the link un- home, headed for a wilderness der the Parents bar. Forms can be adventure. Few live in rustic Filled out online, but must be printed cabins and make wooden pen- and mailed in. dants from tree bark. Instead, camps in the Pointes ro register children for ttie morning target children with specific in- or afternoon sessions of Safety Town, call Community Education at terests and needs — and all of- (313) 432-5341. Children must be en- fer them the luxury of sleeping tering kindergarten or first-grade. in their own beds at night. At Camp O Fun, they can swim, solve puzzles and win ro enroll children in Assumption Center's Summer Day Camp or for chess games and even take a more information, visit trip, all before parents pick assumptionnursery.org. them up. The camp, for children be- through and how to get the at- tween ages 4 and 14, is open all tention of firefighters. week from 7:15 a.m. to 6:15 Each two-week long session p.m. through Aug. 21. Parents — morning or afternoon — is can drop their little ones off and led by trained instructors, pick them up at anytime, said PHOTOS BY RENEE LANDUYT along with public safety officers supervisor and coordinator Inside the Viking Treasure Room at Camp Invention, children demonstrate how the wind was another way, other than oars, to from the five Pointes and repre- Cheryl Dorman. help the Viking ships sail across the Atlantic Ocean—in this case, a blow up pool. The camp, which wraps up this week, is one sentatives from community or- "For years, I've watched and of many places children in the Pointes can spend their summer vacation, still learning and playing. ganizations. Safety Town runs it seems like kids really grow through Friday, Aug. 14. up when they have people who around weekly themes. "They come with friends ... it's which they create their own what's right. The national pro- Nearby, Assumption Nursery really care about them and Dorman says because of the a week of science, discovery comic book superhero. This gram teaches youngsters about and Toddler Center still has want to do things for them," ratio of counselors to children, and exploration. Whatever they year, one of the camp's local traffic and bicycle safety, good openings for its summer day Dorman said about the 23-year- the campers can get all the one- come up with, it's their inven- sponsors, Ford Motor citizenship and litter preven- camp program: a youth camp old camp. "We try to do every on-one time they want. tion." Company, sent executives tion and recycling. Through for 7- to 12-year-olds and its possible thing we can." "The main purpose is for The hands-on camp — held Monday and Thursday to vol- songs, videos and classroom early childhood camp for 1- to For the younger campers, them to be safe and have fun. both inside and outside the unteer invention time with chil- exercises inside Barnes Early 6-year-olds, both held through that means setting up inside We do lots of things with them. school — splits up children into dren. Childhood Center, they learn Friday, Aug. 21. Kerby Elementary School 17 It's not like they're on their five groups, mostly by grade "The kids who have a diffi- about correct safety vocabu- Director Anne Chilingirian interest centers — for books, own, but it's not like a babysit- level. The campers travel to- cult time sitting still, being quiet lary, traffic light colors, to "stop, said the camp — around for at dolls, games and dress up. ter," she said. gether and visit five different or following directions, they drop and roll" in case of fire least 30 years — runs each day Counselors, who have at least Though it wraps up this teachers, each focused on a two years of college under their week, Camp Invention sends specific area of science, Duffey belts, play alongside the chil- its young explorers home with said. dren in whatever session they new discoveries and fun mem- "But the teacher differenti- choose, even if it's outdoor ories. ates instruction, so the way she recreation or a cooking experi- Offered for the last six years presents material to a kinder- ence. through the Grosse Pointe gartner is different from a fifth- Older campers can hang out school district, the day-long ac- grade class. And our adult to in the clubhouse, compete in tivity June 22-26 at Parcells student ratio is 1 to 8, so even chess games or checkers or Middle School is meant to in- as these little ones are traveling watch a movie and relax. still creative problem-solving through the building, their Dorman said aside from and critical thinking skills in counselor is right there guiding walking to Grosse Pointe the K-5 campers. them." Shores park for an hour-long "The children have absolute- The program, developed by swim, children get out of ly no idea they're here to learn. the National Inventors Hall of Dodge every other week for They^don't think of this as a sci- Fame, teaches children about field trips. Other weeks, speak- ence^ class. They think their environmental and "green" sci- ers and interactive groups are parents enrolled them in day ence, laws of physics and struc- brought in. camp "and they have a ball," tural design techniques And all activities are centered said director Debra Duffey. through creativity, trial and er- ror, and a lot of duct tape, alu- minum foil and cardboard. "Their absolute favorite thing is the I Can Invent class," noted Duffey. "They take apart some- In the I Can Invent class at Camp Invention, children take apart old items they brought in from thing broken, like an old VCR home, such as VCRs and hair dryers, to create something new and all their own. or TV, and will use the parts, along with other pieces they don't have to do this at camp," and when and how to call 911. from 9 a.m. to noon, though ex- find in our recyclable room, said Duffey. They're discover- "It just teaches them vital tended daycare is offered from and try to build a new ma- ing, exploring ... they're never safety rules they may en- 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. chine." wrong." counter daily, for example what The theme for this year's She said the campers also en- At Grosse Pointe Safety to do if something happens youth camp is "Assumption SOLAR ST*rR joy Comic Book Science, in Town, children learn to do while they're swimming or if makes friends with Planet - Cooler attic means a cooler home they see smoke in the house," Earth." Children learn about - Operates quietly and pays' for itself said Katie DeMaggio, program the consumption of natural re- director. sources and landfills, begin a - Eligible for 30% Federal Tax Credit' THE One of the biggest highlights recycling program in their (586) 777-7799 classrooms and create artwork 20200 Stephens of the program is the Fire St. Clalr Shores, Ml 4SD80 Safety House and the.Safety with those recycled; but www. Th eSoIarSo u ree. net Town miniature village, both reusable items, and take field which help augment classroom trips that incorporate what they instructioa The house, added are learning, said Chilingirian., DiMaggio, teaches the children Younger campers participate how to get out. if they hear a — through storytelling, games, T&T Sealcoat , smoke alarm in their own music and dance—in a science home, how to feel the door to rning Terry Vanderhagen / 586-482-5554 • www.infraredasphaftgecyclers.com see if it's safe to continue See CAMPS, page 4A E Help Your Child Avoid Summer r~ A Learning Loss SELLING GOLD, SILVER,. PLATINUM Summer isn't a vacation from learning. STERLING & GOLD FLATWARE Spending a summer at Sylvan will do more than just keep your child busy. 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(313) 885-42OO visit our website www.assumptionnursery.org GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JUNE 25, 2009 SCHOOLS GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC LIBRARY Board seats open Nominating petitions are have a petition signed by at being accepted for two, four- least 40 electors of the district year seats on the Grosse and an affidavit of identity. In Pointe board of education. lieu of a petition, a candidate The election is Tuesday, Nov. may pay a $100 non-refund- 3. able fee to their respective Any registered voter resid- city clerk. ing within the school district All forms are due no later boundaries is eligible for than Tuesday, April 11, to the nomination. For an individ- city clerk's office. ual's name to appear on the For more information, visit ballot, the candidate must gpschools.org.

Choir open to singers Grosse Pointe Public in a choir class for the 2009- School System students en- 10 school year. tering grades 4-12 can partici- This year's guest director is pate in the annual Summer Paul Rardin, director of stu- Select Choir Aug. 10-14, dent choral activities at the which wraps up with two per- University of Michigan. formances at the Grosse The cost for the week is Pointe Performing Arts $60. All registration materials Center. are available at gpschools.org The workshop is open by under Summer Select Choir. audition to students who have E-mail maryjane.failla@gp- been in choir and are enrolled schools.org with questions. Leaders selected The Friends of the Grosse Pointe Public Library announces its new officers and directors for 2009-10. Standing, from left, is Mary Beth Smith, Elsie Onychuk, Henry Sprague, Allison VeriWOriwireless Kuhnlein, treasurer Carol Gove, Gina Granger, vice president Joanne Dennis, president Tom Fentin and William Salot. Seated, from left, is Donna DiSante, Kelly Fordon and secretary Gloria Whelan. The Friends is a nonprofit volunteer organization. Among the membership benefits is free admittance to all Classic With the app-friendly LG enV lineup. Books lectures, first pick at the used book sales and free film rentals on the first Thursday of the month. For more information, call (313) 343-2074, ext. 6 or visit gpfriends.org.

city of (irssse pomte ^arms, Michigan SPECIAL NOTICE Holiday Rubbish Schedule for Independence Day, July 4,2009 There will be no interruptions of residential or commercial rubbish pick up during July 4th week. All rubbish colletiion routes will be collected according to their normal schedule. Tuesday and Friday's commercial routes will be collected on schedule. Thank You, G.P.N.: 6/25/2009 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 3 LG enV®2 enVVoucH enV Verizon Wireless Exclusive Verizon Wireless 3G Exclusive Verizon Wireless 3G Exclusive city of anns, an • Full QWERTY keyboard • New oversized • New keyboard for faster texting for super-easy texting external touch screen NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING • Slimmer design • VZ Navigator5" and Visual • Powerful 3.2MP camera On Monday, July 13, 2009 at 7:00 p.m., a Public Hearing • High-res 3.0MP camera Voice Mail capable • Can store up to 16GB with microSD* will be held at Grosse Pointe Farms City Hall, 90 Kerby Road,'for the following variances and/or site plan reviews: S129.99 2-yr. price - $50 mail-in rebate debit card. S99.99 2-yr. price -$50 mail-in rebate debit card. $169.99 2-yr. price - $70 mail-in rebate debit card. 232 Kerby Road Requires a Nationwide Calling Plan. While supplies last, Requires a Nationwide Calling Plan. 88/90 Kercheval Avenue Plans are available at City Hall for review. Written com- All phones require new 2-yr. activation. While supplies last. ments will be accepted till noon, on Friday, July 10, 2009, or you may appear at the above scheduled date and time. Added bonus Connect more. Spend less. Matthew Tepper GPN: 06/25/2009 City Clerk Gefc Unf imited Calling to your top

Free phones must be of CITY OF HARPER WOODS included with any Nationwide Family SharePlan equal or lesser value. POLICE DEPARTMENT with 1400 Anytime Minutes or more. (Activation L6VX8360 requires a WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN fees, taxes and other charges apply.)* Nationwide Calling Plan. LGVX8360 LG Glance1™ LG VX5500 NOTICE AUCTION OF IMPOUNDED/ABANDONED VEHICLES Pursuant to PA 104, an auction will be held on July 9, 2009 at 5:00 p.m. at Woods Hawing, located at 22755 Lexington, Eastpointe, ML The following verizonwireless.com impounded/abandoned vehicles will be auctioned: 1.877.2BUY.VZW any store 1997 Pontiac Montana Van 1GMDX03E4VD184925 (forfeiture) 1991 Oldsmobile Cutlass 1G3WH54T7MD387813 1999 Lincoln Town Car 1LNHM81WOXY700911 AUTHOBI^I© RETAiLiBS Equipment prices, models & return policy vary by location. Authorized 1994 Ford Thunderbird 1FALP6247RH190914 Retailers may impose additional equipment-related charges, including cancellation fees. 1996 Pontiac Grand Am 1G2NE12T1TM537403 ALLEN PARK3128 Fairlane Dr. 313-271-9255 * 1992 Mercury Marquis 2MECM75W5NX666947 AUBURN HILLSGreat Lakes Crossing Mall 248-253-1799 BLOOMFIELD HILLS MONROE Herkimer Radio 734-242-C 1999 Nissan Maxima JN1CA21D5XT200603 BRIGHTON 8159 ChalliS, Ste. C 810-225-4789 "' 2000 Dodge Stratus 1B3EJ46X7YN118156 Wireless Network 248-593-3400 Herkimer Too 734-384-7001 2005 Kia Sedonia KNDUP132156696744 CANTON 42447" Ford, Rd. 734-844-0481 • • • ' • CANTON Cellular and More MT CLEMENS Wireless Zone 586-468-7300 1997 Pontiac Grand Am 1G2NW52M4VC851827 CLINTON TOWNSHIP 41816 Ford Rd. 734-404-0191 ORTONVILLE Wireless Zone 248-884-1966 2000 Oldsmobile Alero 1G3NF12E9YC3883J2 mm 17370 Hall Rd. 586-228-4977 . 1999 Ford Taurus ' 1FAFP52IJ4XG237018 44011 Ford Rd. 734-981-7440 PLYMOUTH Wireless USA 734-414-9510 1994 Pontiac Grand Am 1G2NE55M7RC713445 DEARBORN24417 Ford Rd. 313-278-4491* ' • •', . CLAWSON ROYAL OAK 1994 Plymouth yoyager 2P4GH2538RR546792 ' Fairlane Mall 313-441-0168 Communications USA 248-280-6390 Fusion Communications 248-549-7700 1996 Ford Mustang' 1FALP4041TF153982 DETROIT 14126 Woodward 313-869-7392 2000 Mercury Sable 1MEFM55S9YA622123 DAVISON Wireless USA 810-412-5222 SHELBY TOWNSHIP 300 Renaissance Center 313-567-4055 FARMINGTON Wireless USA 248-615-2212 Wireless Zone 586-781-2200 The above vehicles can be viewed 1/2 hour prior to the auction, at Woods FARMINGTON HILLS Towing. Payment by cash or certified check only. Cars listed may be pulled or FARMINGTON HILLS SOUTH LYON Cell City 248-587-1100 released prior to the auction by the Harper Woods Police Department. 31011 Orchard Lake Rd. 248-538-9900 Cellular City 248-848-8800 SOUTHFIELD Wireless USA 248-395-2222 FENTON17245 Silver Pkwy. 810-629-2733 FT.GRATIOT ST. CLAIR POSTED; June 22, 2009 Set. Robert Bensinger FT. GRATIOT4129 24th Ave. 810-385-1231 1 PUBLISHED.- Jjlne 25,2009 '- . - - .TrafficSafetySeclon Wireless Solutions 810-385-3400 Fusion Communications 810-388-9950 LAKE ORION 2531 S. Lapeer Rd. 248-393-6800 GROSSE POINTE STERLING HEIGHTS LIVONIA 29523 Plymouth Rd. 734-513-9077 Wireless Zone 313-417-1000 Wireless Zone 586-795-8610 MONROE 2161 Mall Rd. 734-241-4099 MACOMB Wireless Zone 586-566-8555 TROY The Wireless Shop 248-458-1111 City of Q§r0SS£ Michigan NORTHVILLE 20580 Haggerty Rd. 734-779-0148 MARYSVILLE UTICA NOV143025 12 Mile Rd. 248-305-6600 Fusion Communications 810-326-1931 Mobile2Mobile Wireless 586-739-9977 PUBLIC NOTICE Twelve Oaks Mall 248-735-3973 MILFORD WEST BLOOMFIELD ORDINANCE NO. 388 PONTIAC/WATERFORD454Telegraph Rd. 248-335-9900 Mobile2Mobile Wireless 248-529-6647 Global Wireless 248-681-7200 ROCHESTER HILLS 3035 S. Rochester Rd. 248-853-0550 Please take notice that the City of Grosse Pointe has adopted ROYALOAK31941 Woodward Ave. 248-549-4177 the following ordinance: ST. CLAIR SHORES 26401 Harper Ave. 586-777-4010 SOUTHFIELD28117 Telegraph Rd. 248-358-3700 The City of Grosse Pointe ordains: STERLING HEIGHTS 45111 Park Ave. 586-997-6500 I. Sections 42-57 (12) shall be added to the Grosse Pointe City Lakeside Mall 586-247-7286 Code as follows: TAYLOR23495 Eureka Rd. 734-287-1770 TROY1913 E. Big Beaver Rd. 248-526-0040 (12) Lawn equipment No person shall use or operate lawn Oakland Mall 248-588-9507 equipment in the City between the hours of 8:00 p.m. WARREN 5745 Twelve Mile Rd. 586-578-0955 and 8:00 a.m., local time, on weekdays and Saturdays WESTLAND35105 Warren Rd 734-722-7330 or before 9:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. on Sundays or In Collaboration with legal holidays. "Lawn equipment" means any gasoline Alcatel-Lucent HABLAMOS or electrical powered lawn mower, edging tool, grass ESPANOL clippers, weed cutters or grass or leaf blower. "OurSiirchargesGncl. Fed. Univ.Svc.of 11.3%of interstate&int'l telecom charges (varies quarterly}, 7< Regulator y&85C Administratlve/ltne/mo.&othersby area) are nottaxes (details: 1-888-684-1888); This ordinance shall take effect ten days after publication of gov'ttaxes&oursurchargescouEdadd9%-33%toyourbill.Activationfee/line:$35(S25forsecondaryfamilySharePlanlinesw/2-yr.Agmts). this notice. If you have any questions regarding this ordinance, please contact City Hall, 17147 Maumee Ave., Grosse Pointe, IMPORTANTCONSUMEit INFORMATION:SubjecttoCust. Agmt, Calling Plan, rebateform Si creditapproval. Upto $175 early termfna^ionfee/line, upto 45t/min.afterallowance &add'l chargesapplyfordatasentor received' (tncl. Mobile Web ads). Friends & Family0: Only domestic landline or wireless numbers (otherthan directory assistance, 900 numbers or customer's own wirelessorvoice mail access numbers) induded; all eligible tines onan MI 48230, 313-885-5800, Mon.-Fri., 8:30 am to 5 pm. account share Sie same Friends & FamHy numbers, up to account's eligibility limits; set up & manage online. Offers & coverage, varying by svc, not available everywhere. Network details & coverage maps at vzw.com. Limited- time offers. While supplies last. Rebate debit card takes up to 6 wks. & exp. in 12 mos. Ail company names, trademarks, logos and copyrights not the property of Verizon Wireless are the property of their respective owners. Julie E. Arthurs ©2009 Verizon Wireless. K5RE GPN: 06/25/09 City Clerk GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JUNE 25, 2009 SCHOOLS

SCHOOL SPOTLIGHTS Bye-bye butterflies First-graders at Our Lady Star of the Sea, taught by Kristen Davis and Julie Borushko, guided their spring project from caterpillars to summery monarch butterflies, marking the accomplishment with singing, dancing and a spe- cial blessing from The Rev. Gary Smetank. Then they released the butterflies into the plants and flowers in the school's Mary Garden. Above, Sara Wholihan nutters her wings as classmates sing. Scholastic writing honors Pierce Middle School eighth-grader Annalise Bissa traveled to New York City Thursday, June 3, for the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards at Carnegie Hall. Bissa won a silver medal for her essay, "Insanity is Catching." The writing was also published in the national literary magazine, "Spark," which profiles "the most outstanding work by seventh- and eighth-graders across the nation." The awards ceremony included appearances by leaders in the literary, art, and acting world, in- cluding Lily Taylor from "Six Feet Under," Oscar-winning actor Paul Giamatti, author Thane Rosenbaum, sculptor Philip Pearlstein, and poet Patricia Smith. Bissa was accompanied by Susan Puppet performers Quinn, Pierce English department chair. Maire Elementary School third-graders in Sarah Barba's class wrote fairy tales and performed a puppet show with characters they imagined and made themselves. Pictured, Zoe Mack, Sydney Dugan, Ryleigh Carrier and Gabby Grobel show off their creations.

Club scholarships awarded The Mothers' Club of Grosse Pointe South High School gave out 53 achievement awards, to- taling more than $60,000, to students last month. A new award, the Grosse Pointe South Principal's Award, was presented to Brian Allen and Julianne Stieber. The club received nearly 90 applications for the scholarships.

SCHOOL OF CHOICE OPPORTUNITY Harper Woods High School is offering a School of Choice program, for qualified students in Wayne County.

Students must: - Meet state qualifications to be dual enrolled - Provide transcript and at least one of the following: MME Report, ACT Results, PSAT Results or PLAN Results

- Enroll simultaneously St'Harper Woods High School-and WGCCD (No tuition cost for WCCCD Classes^ " '' " "" '' ...,-..,. .... Creativity awarded IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES: Three University Liggett School Middle School students were honored by the Grosse Pointe Application window -Tuesd^, July 14, 200? thru Wednesday, July 29, 2009 Lions for posters they submitted to the lions International Peace Poster Contest. (application forms can be obtained by going to www.hwschools.org) Izzy Sakelaris of Grosse Pointe Farms received first place and a check for $75. Her drawing will be sent to the district level and may be submitted to the international competition, where 23 merit All applications must be submitted to: achievement awards of $500 will be presented. Harper Woods Board of Education Office The grand prize winner receives $2,500 and a trip to New York City to visit the United Nations. 20225 Beaconsfield, Harper Woods, MI 48225 Noelle Perry of Grosse Pointe Farms and Nicole Rosenberg of St. Clair Shores each received cer- tificates of merit for their entries. Perry also received a check for $50 and Rosenberg, a check for Lottery for the 20 School of Choice students will be Wednesday, August 5, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. $25. The Lions Clubs International sponsors the poster program to emphasize the importance of in the High School Commons. world peace to young people. THE PRE-MEDICAL CAREERS MIDDLE COLLEGE INCLUDES COURSES LEADING TO COMPLETION OF A CERTIFICATE OR DEGREE IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

Phlebotomy, Associates Science Degree, Respiratory Therapy, Pharmacy Technology, Nursing, (students must complete all prerequisite coursework, apply and be accepted into the Nursing CAMPS: Program) For more information contact Harper Woods School District at 313-245-3016 Children keep or visit www.hwschools.org on learning Continued from page 2A E , Michigan theme that explores three dif- SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES ferent areas: life in the water, June 15, 2009 senses and the green campaign The Meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. beginning with the Pledge of Allegiance. in which the older campers are Present on Roll Call: Mayor Farquhar; Councilmembers, Joseph, Roby, Davis, III, Theros, involved. Leonard, Waldmeir. "We plan on integrating Absent Were: None. groups and having the older Also Present: Messrs. Burgess, City Attorney; Reeside, City Manager; Tepper, Assistant City Manager; Modzinski, City Treasurer/Controller; Brennan, Public Service Director; Jensen, children teach the younger Director Public Safety; Huhn, Parks & Recreation Director; Pamela J. Baker, Exec. children about conservation Assistant/Deputy City Clerk. and the environment," Chilingirian said. Mayor Farquhar Presided at the Meeting. Themes from years past The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on May 18,2009, were approved as submitted. have included careers and hob- Following a Public Hearing, the Council approved the Site Plan Review for St. James Church, 170 McMillan. bies, during which the campers The Council approved the Hill Association's request to conduct Racing for Kids on Wednesday, participate in confidence-build- September 2nd from Noon - 3:00 p.m. and further approved the closing of Kercheval from ing activities and matching tal- McMillan to Hall Place during the event. ents with their interests, and The Council approved the Budget Transfers & Amendments for Fiscal Year 2008-2009. exploring international cul- The Council approved the Resolution Adopting a Final Project Plan for Sewer System tures. Improvements and Designating an Authorized Project Representative. "For the smaller children, our The Council approved the Water & Sewer Rates for Fiscal Year 2009-2010. PHOTOS BYRENEE LANDUYT The Council approved the Open Boat Slip Usage Proposal. program is a thematic, play- The following was approved from the Consent Agenda: based environment, so we use Above: Lindsey Caldwell remembers to stay low as she comes • Approved the low bid submitted by Rizzo Services, subject to approval by other participat- a lot of play to facilitate their out of the Fire Safety House at Safety Town. Below: Grosse ing Grosse Pointe Communities and Harper Woods. learning. They spend a lot of Pointe Farms Public Safety Officer Steve Puckett has Ryan • Approved the Kerby Field emergency sewer repair performed by Art Tucker & Son time outdoors enjoying Caldwell practice calling out of the house's second floorwin - Excavating, Inc., in the amount of $25,210.00. Michigan summers," said dow to a fireman white waving his hands so he can be seen. • Approved the low bid of Florence Cement Co. for the amount of $299,622.70 for the 2009 Chilingirian. "Many of our old- Street Resurfacing Program. er campers came as smaller The following Reports were received by the Council and ordered placed on file: children, so it's a chance to re- • Public Safety Department Reports for May 2009 connect with other campers • Investment Report ~ through March 2009 Following temporary adjournment of the Regular Meeting, the Council held a Closed Session to they knew. They can be more discuss certain real estate matters. independent in a fun environ- ment while learning about con- The Council reconvened the Regular Meeting and authorized the City Manager to negotiate the sale of the property located at 163 McKinley to current occupants, with a starting point of the servation." appraised value of the house. She added that parents will Upon proper motion made, supported and carried, the Meeting adjourned at 9:17 p.m. appreciate Assumption's facili- ties. THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, JULY 13 2009 AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 90 KERBY ROAD, GROSSE "We have a nature trail in POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236. THE MEETING IS PUBLIC, INTERESTED PROPERTY the back play yard and the OWNERS AND RESIDENTS OF THE CITY ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. YOU MAY ALSO children have the opportunity VIEW THE AGENDA AND MINUTES ON THE CITY'S WEBSITE: www.ci.grosse-pointe- to work with staff here who farms.mi.us/ are very highly educated," she said. "It's just an experience James C. Farquhar Jr. Matthew J. Tepper to be able to interact with chil- Mayor City Clerk dren they've known and GPN: 6/25/09 make new friends." GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JUNE 25, 2009 NEWS

the Grosse Pointe Park police, If you have any information (313)822-7400. dboutx these or other crimes, call the Grosse Pointe Shores public safety department at Grosse Pointe Shores (313) 881-5500,

cused of stealing while parked 15, a 36-year-old female Lock those lockers Drunk driver City of Grosse Pointe unattended at a fast food Detroit motorist was investi- An unlocked locker was en- A drunken 19-year-old Grosse Pointe woods restaurant on Mack near gated for making a lefthand tered in the women's locker Dearborn man was arrested at Woman attacked Moross. turn from the middle lane of room at Windmill Pointe Park 1:57 a.m. Sunday, June 21, for Home invasion Officers caught the man at eastbound Mack to north- Tuesday, June 16 between 4 driving on northbound A 36-year-old City of Grosse 1:40 p.m. Friday, June 19, be- bound Moross. p.m. and 5:30 p.m. A cell Lakeshore near Fontana Lane. A Woods Lane resident re- Pointe woman was attacked at hind the former 7-Eleyen store Officers arrested her for vio- phone, digital camera and iPod The man had a blood alcohol turned home from work at 4:30 1:15 a.m. Sunday, June 21, be- on East Warren. lating 11 driving suspensions were taken. level of .12 percent, police said. p.m. Tuesday, June 16 to find hind her house in the 500 block and released her to Detroit po- her house had been entered of Neff. She told police she'd Won't shut up lice on a warrant for forgery. Bike Thefts Coyote rights and jewelry boxes had been parked her vehicle behind the opened in the master bedroom. house and was walking toward An intoxicated 38-year-old Sees car thief A green Trek mountain bike At 11:30 p.m. Saturday, June Several people, including a the door when an unknown Detroit man riding a bicycle was taken from a garage on 20, a Greenbriar Lane resident cleaning lady and some con- man approached. across Mack near Kerby A resident of the 200 block of Beaconsfield Thursday, June was concerned for his dog's tractors had access to the "(He) put a hand over (her) mouthed off to police at 8 p.m. Touraine called 911 at 11:07 18. safety due to a coyote. house. Police continue to in- mouth, told her to be quiet and Thursday, June 18, and was ar- p.m. Saturday, June 20, to re- A Murray mountain bike "Unless the coyote actually .vestigate.' walked her to a corner of the rested for disorderly conduct. port an unknown man in the was taken from its owner at harms a person, the (police) —KathyRyan backyard near the garage," po- "Just wait. I'll get you," he family Chrysler mini van. 6:15 p.m. Thursday, June 11 cannot shoot or trap the animal If you have information on lice said. threatened a Farms officer The suspect apparently while on a school playground due to federal rules and regula- these or any other crimes, call When the woman fought while being driven to Harper couldn't start the vehicle and onKercheval. tions protecting wildlife," a pa- the Grosse Pointe Woods back and yelled for help, the Woods police headquarters on was last seen walking toward trolman told the man. Public Safety Department, man grabbed her purse and an unspecified $350 warrant. Brownell Middle School. Arrest • —BradLindberg (313)343-2400. fled. A state police K9 team trailed the man's route to Party girl Easy pickings At 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 19 where a dark colored sedan, a witness reported seeing a possibly a Buick or Toyota, had Medics took a 17-year-old Someone at about 11 a.m. bike being stolen from a been parked on the street. The Grosse Pointe Park girl to the . Saturday, June 20, stole a 2007 garage on Beaconsfield and victim noticed the car because hospital at about midnight Honda Accord that a resident gave a description to police, in- she'd never seen it in the Monday, June 15, for treatment left unattended with its engine cluding the truck the suspect neighborhood. of injuries suffered during a running in front of her house in used. 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Linda Bai sch Vaughan and husband, Woods. Richard of Farmington, Conn., Memorial donations may be Grosse Pointe Park resident and Andrea and husband, made to the American Linda Baisch, 66, died Dwight Bramble of Diabetes Association, PO. Box Thursday, June 18,2009. - Cambridge, Mass.; "fourth 11454, Alexandria, Va 22313 or She was born Jaa 27, 1943 daughter," Cordula von Godin atdiabetes.org. Linda Baisch A. Douglas Dodge II Charles Farrar in' LeRoy to Jane Tate and of Munich, Germany, who be- Share a memory with the Lewis Anderson. She graduat- came part of the family as an family at ahpeters.com. Her family cherished her, ed from Wayne State AFS exchange student in 1962- and she will forever be missed, University. 63; grandchildren, Amanda T. but they take solace knowing Mrs. Baisch worked at the Lloyd of Washington D.C. and Jane Nixon Grimshaw Mrs. Grimshaw is in heaven Foundation for Exceptional Jeffrey M. Lloyd and wife, with her beloved husband, Children where she had been Suzanne of Auburn Hills; and Longtime Grosse Pointe Duke, a West Pointe graduate, both a teacher and later the in- great-grandchildren, Brendan Park resident Jane Nixon and parents. terim director. She had also and Heather Lloyd. He also is Grimshaw, 85, died Sunday, Mrs. Grimshaw is survived worked at both Kingswood survived by his brother and sis- June 21, 2009 at Beaumont by her son, Duke (Ellen) arid Cottage hospitals as a ter-in-law, Murray and Pixie Hospital, Grosse Pointe. Grimshaw and her daughters, mental health worker. Dodge of Ardmore, Pa.; his sis- She was born May 26, 1924, Catherine (Phillip) Jewell, . Mrs. Baisch enjoyed being ter, Nancy Heenan of Grosse in Charlotte, Texas, to H.E. and Rhonda (Michael) Bueche and with her family and her Pointe; his brother-in-law and Rosabelle "Mimi" Nixon. In Nicky (Ed) Dudgeon. She had beloved pets. She liked to dec- wife, Ted and Claire 1940 she attended the Juilliard five affectionate grandchil- orate her home. She also en- Thompson of Swansea, Mass.; School of Music and graduated dren, Kristen Grimshaw, Ross joyed traveling. sister-in-law, Betty Thompson from George Washington and Sarah Dudgeon and Mrs. Baisch is survived by of Westport, Mass, and several University. Christian and James Bueche. cousins, nieces and nephews. her husband, Charlie; daugh- She was an accomplished in- A funeral service will be held Jane Nixon Grimshaw N. Margo Mitchell ter, Melissa; nephew, Jim A memorial service will be terior designer for the J.L. 3 p.m., Thursday, July 2, 2009, (Myra) Cehula;. nieces, Suzy held at'noon Saturday June 27, Hudson Co. in Detroit. at Grosse Pointe Memorial Aires, Argentina, and moved the American Association of (Tom) Madding and Julie 2009, at the Westminster Mrs. Grimshaw adored Church, 16 Lakeshore Drive, to New York City at age eight. University Women and the Cehula and grandnieces and School Chapel, 995 spending time with her family Grosse Pointe Farms, MI She entered third grade University Valley Women in nephew, Bobby, Caroline, Hopmeadow St. (Route 10), and friends and she loved them 48236. without speaking any Los Angeles. Kierstyn, Sam and Steven. Simsbury, Conn. all dearly. She had an extraor- In lieu of flowers, memorial English, yet mastered the lan- Her family, said she will be A memorial service will be Memorial gifts may be made dinary zeal for life, traveled the donations may be made to the guage and graduated from remembered as an amazing held at a future date. to the Yale Glee Club Travel world and gave generously to American Lung Association, high school at 14. Being bilin- mother, inspirational grand- Fund, RO. Box 201929, New everyone she met. Her family 25900 Greenfield, Suite 401, gual, she worked at the mother, doting great-grand- Haven, CT 06520-1929. said Mrs. Grimshaw was al- Oak Park, MI 48237 or the Spanish arm of the Village mother, and loyal friend. A. Douglas Dodge II Arrangements were handled ways humble, eloquent and in- Grosse Pointe Park Voice, "La Voz." In the spirit of her belief by Ahern Funeral Home in spiring, put others before her- Foundation, 15115 E. Ms. Mitchell attended col- that life was to be celebrated, A. Douglas Dodge n, 88, died Unionville, Conn. ^ self and was passionate in her Jefferson, Grosse Pointe Park, lege in California and gradu- Ms. Mitchell's family and Friday, June 12, 2009, at Avon appreciation of people and MI 48230. ated summa cum laude from friends gathered June 20 at Health Center, Avon, Conn: He deeds. Share a memory with the Pepperdine University. She The Hill in Grosse Pointe died peacefully of complica- Charles H. Earrar An avid bridge player, an- family at verheyden.org. attended Pacific Coast School Farms to reminisce and look tions from Alzheimer's dis- tique collector and fine arts ap- of Banking while working full to the future. ease. St. Clair Shores resident preciator, she was passionate time. Ms. Mitchell is survived by Mr. Dodge was born Sept. Charles H. Farrar, 82, died regarding all she did and truly N.Maigo Mitchell She was a retired vice presi- her daughter, Diane Villa 14, 1920, to Percival and Wednesday, June 10, 2009, at enjoyed spending time with dent of Wells Fargo. McCormack; son-in-law and Elizabeth (nee Loomis) Dodge St. John Hospital and Medical friends and.femily in her con- N. Margo Mitchell died Ms. Mitchell was an avid friend, Bill Allen McCormack; of Grosse Pointe Farms. He Center in Detroit with his fami- vertible car. Thursday, June 18, 2009, at reader and a crossword puz- grandchildren Riley Young was the great-grandson of 19th ly at his side. She was a member of Delta her daughter's home in zle afficionado. She was a life (Tenelle) McCormack and century Connecticut .governor, He was the owner of J & J Delta Delta, the Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Farms. master bridge player and Erin Mitchell (Christopher) Marshall Jewell, and great- Burning and Fabricating Co. in Park Foundation; . the A former Miss Argentina served as the treasurer of her Newkirk and great-grand- great-grandson of William Earl Warren. Newcomers Club and Grosse and fashion model, Ms. condo association for many child, William Delano Dodge, founder of the Phelps- Mr. Farrar was born March Pointe Memorial Church. Mitchell was born in Buenos years. She was a member of Newkirk. Dodge Corporation,. 3, 1927, in Ehrenfeld, Pa. to He was educated at Brooks Henry and Jane Ann Farrar School, Andover, Mass, and who had immigrated to the Yale University, class of 1942, United States in 1922. His fa- where he was president of the ther was killed in a coal mine glee club. After graduating accident in 1936 and Mr. Farrar from Yale, Mr. Dodge served in left school at 16 to help support the Army Air Corps during the family. That same year, the World War II as a Pratt & family moved to Detroit for Robert J. Cudini of Grosse degree in economics and man- School. spring 2009 semester: Whitney trained aircraft me- new opportunities. Pointe Farms graduated agement and history. He is the Anne Nichols graduated Christian Bielski, son of chanic. Wed to Elizabeth Mr. Farrar enlisted in the magna cum laude from the son of Michael and Patricia magna cum laude with a de- Christopher and Miriam "Libby" S. Thompson of Fall U.S. Army in April 1945, University of Michigan. He will Gunderson of Grosse Pointe gree in psychology and a mi- Bielski of Grosse Pointe Park; River, Mass.- in 1944, he trea- shortly after his 18th birthday. pursue a master's degree at and a graduate of Grosse nor in cell and molecular biolo- Christopher Creighton, son of sured 62 years of marriage un- He became a staff sergeant Michigan studying energy sys- Pointe South High School. gy. She is the daughter of James Creighton of Grosse til her death in 2006. and served until he was honor- tems engineering while serv- David Haberkorn received a Bruce and Mary Nichols of Pointe Park and Lela Baugh A devoted father, Mr. Dodge, ably discharged in March ing as president of the world's degree in economics and man- Grosse Pointe Shores and a Creighton of Grosse Pointe along with his wife raised three 1947. He then .went to night largest SAE chapter. agement with a minor in politi- graduate of Grosse Pointe Park; Emily McLaughlin, daughters in Wethersfield, school to learn the tool and • •• cal science. He is the son of North High School. daughter of William Conn.- where he was active in die trade. The following area students Charlene Haberkorn of Grosse Brenna Przeslawski re- McLaughlin of Grosse Pointe Wethersfield town affairs, In 1959 Mr. Farrar joined his graduated fromAlbio n College Pointe Park and a graduate of ceived a degree in economics Park and Suzanne Antonelli of served on the inland wetlands brother, John, in business at May 9: Grosse' Pointe South High and management. She is the the City of Grosse Pointe; commission and chaired J&J Burning and Fabricating Shawn Allison received a School. daughter of John and Michelle Timothy Stevens, son of Lee "Republicans for McGovern" in Co., which is celebrating its degree in English with a minor David Hollidge received a Przeslawski of Harper Woods and Barbara Stevens of the 1972. He worked at Veeder 50th year of business. While in religious studies. She is the degree in economics and man- and a graduate of Grosse City of Grosse Pointe; Andrew •Root, Connecticut General his children now run the day- daughter of Richard and Susan agement with a minor in com- Pointe North High School. Miller, son of Darryl and Insurance, and retired frpm to-day activities, Mr. Farrar Allison of Grosse Pointe Farms munication studies. He is the Jeffrey Stephens received a Kathryn Miller of Grosse The Travelers in 1982 as a fi- was active with the business and a graduate of Grosse son of Gary and Wendy degree in biology. He is the son Pointe Farms and Kerri nancial planner. until his death. Pointe South High School. Hollidge of Grosse Pointe Park of Leo and Angela Stephens of Marowske, daughter of Gary After 37 years in Mr. Farrar's greatest joy was Elizabeth Beals received a and a graduate of Grosse Grosse Pointe and a graduate and Kathleen Marowske of Wethersfield, Mr. Dodge and spending time with his family. degree in Spanish with a minor Pointe South High School. of Grosse Pointe South High Grosse Pointe Farms. his wife retired to . East His family said his legacy is in management. She is the Allison Jones received a de- School. Marowske also was named a Falmouth, Mass., where they how he led his life: treat all daughter of Joseph and Man gree in physical education with Katharine Van de Putte re- new Albion College fellow at both volunteered at New people with dignity, be persis- Beals of Grosse Pointe and a a minor in health. She is the ceived a degree in English with the completion of the spring Alchemy Institute, a pioneer- tent and keep strong your faith graduate of Grosse Pointe daughter of Bruce A. Jones creative writing. She is the 2009 semester for maintaining ing energy conservation pro- in God. North High School. and Margaret M. Pierron of daughter of Arthur and a 3.7 GPA for three consecutive ject. As a dedicated member of He was a longtime parish- Christopher Blunden re- Grosse Pointe Woods and a Elizabeth Van de Putte of semesters. the Woods Hole Historical ioner at Our Lady Star of the ceived a degree in biology with graduate of University Liggett Grosse Pointe and a graduate • •• Society, Mr. Dodge once spent Sea and longtime member of a minor in chemistry. He is the School. of Grosse Pointe North High The following Grosse Pointe three years building a scale LochmoorClub. son of Paul and Elizabeth Melissa Konen received a School. North High. School graduates model of the Woods Hole area. Mr. Farrar is survived by Blunden of Grosse Pointe degree in English education. Bryan Zmyslowski graduat- were named to the Albion He and his wife returned to the Patricia (nee Sullivan), his Shores and a graduate of She is the daughter of Robert ed cum laude with a degree in College Dean's List for the Wethersfield area in 2000 to be beloved wife of 59 years; chil- Grosse Pointe North High and Janice Konen of Grosse economics and management spring 2009 semester: Melissa closer to family. dren, Tim (Kathy), Parti (Ken) School. Pointe Farms and a graduate of with a minor in psychology. He Light, daughter of Daniel and His family said Mr. Dodge Perlin, Sheila, Karen (Mark) Spencer Channell received Grosse Pointe South High is the son of Mark and Gail Pamela Light of Grosse Pointe was a consummate gentleman, Highfield, Gary . (Vito a degree in philosophy with a School. Zmyslowski of Grosse Pointe Woods; Steven Maisel, son of a man with a smile for every- Maniaci), Chip (Karen) and minor in environmental biolo- Elizabeth Lawiis graduated and a graduate of University Gary Maisel of Grosse Pointe one, who made friends every- Cathleen (Bill) Stief; 20 grand- gy. He is the son of Larry and magna cum laude with a de- Liggett School. Shores and Louise Maisel of where and they will miss him children and four great-grand- Mariann Channell of Grosse gree in international studies. •••• Grosse Pointe Park; Erica deeply. children. Pointe and a graduate of She is the daughter of James The following Grosse Pointe Meier, daughter of Timothy Mr. Dodge is survived by his A funeral Mass was celebrat- Grosse Pointe North High and Susan Lawiis of Grosse South High School graduates and Amy Meier of Grosse daughters, Deborah of Great ed June 12 at Our Lady Star of School. Pointe Farms and a graduate of were named to the Albion Pointe Woods; Jayne Mitchell, Barrington, Mass., Melissa the Sea in Grosse Pointe Ryan Gunderson received a Grosse Pointe South High College Dean's List for the daughter of David and Rhonda Mitchell of Grosse Pointe Farms; Scott Moore, son of Donald and Sandra Moore of Grosse Pointe; Robert 1 Sessions, son of David an4 Light a Candle of Remembrance Not all chapters in life are easy. 1 Sara Sessions of Grosse Pointe Online Obituaries • Woods; Christoph Tallerico, '• Dedicate a Perspective (e-cardsj Visit our Online Grief Library at www.Verheyden.brg son of Randall and Siglinde^ 1 Post a Heart Tallerico of Grosse Pointe; 1 Farms. ^ Tools for Caregivers • •• '• 1 Order Flowers and Gifts Eric Jenkins, son of James 1 Online Memorials & Guestbooks W. 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Destroyers played the role to the cruiser USS Little Rock well-preserved artifacts of the of sharpshooters, firing, rela- and submarine USS Croaker. . battle and of the war in gener- tively point-blank at enemy po- Buffalo and Erie County al. sitions. Naval & Military Park, One Tens of thousands of military The destroyer, USS The Naval Cove, Buffalo, NY. Hours aircraft were rushed into pro- Sullivans, named after five are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily from duction during the war. Only a Sullivan brothers killed when April through October; shorter few hundred remain. their ship was sunk by the hours in November; closed Hundreds of navy destroyers Japanese early in the war, is from December through were launched. Only a handful displayed in Buffalo, N.Y. March. Admission is $9 for remain. 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PRESENTS type of cargo they were mainly Muskegon also hosts USS Great Lakes Naval designed to carry. Silversides, one of the most Memorial & Museum, 1346 LST 393, a veteran of the storied American submarines BluffSt, Muskegon. Admission Omaha Beach landings, is ofWWH. costs between $11.50 and open for tours in Muskegon. Although the LST is docked $13.50. Hours May through The ship is owned by the Great in the harbor downtown, October are 10 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Lakes Naval Memorial & Silversides is moored a few weekdays, and 10:30 a.m. to Museum, which hopes to fully miles away along the harbor 5:30 p.m. weekends. For more restore the craft and have it channel near Pere Marquette information, call (231) 755- designated a National Historic Park,and sandy beaches of 1230, or see glmm.org or Landmark. Lake Michigan. silversides.org. Driving dis- LST 393 is 328 feet long and Silversides made 14 war pa- tance from Grosse Pointe is Bring the family, lawn chairs and picnic baskets to The Village Festival Plaza in Downtown 50 feet wide, big enough to car- trols against Japan. She sank about 200 miles. ry 28 Sherman tanks, hun- 23 ships and accumulated the Grosse Pointe and enjoy these great free outdoor concerts on Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. dreds of soldiers and anything Softening the beach else that could be crammed on Hours before the D-Day IUNE25 board. Mechanized equipment landings, Allied B-17 bombers ALVIN WADDLES' FATS WALLER REVIEW was driven off the ship down a dropped tons of bombs on An encore performance by one of MOTP's favorite performers - a.night of sweet swing! ramp lowered between two Normandy in hopes of soften- large, clamshell doors forming ing up the enemy. IULY 2 the ship's bow. The Yankee Air Museum at THE MOTOR CITY BRASS BAND LSTs were slow. They Willow Run Airport in One of the top brass bands in North America will.present an inspiring evening of favorites earned the derisive nickname Ypsilanti has B-17G and B-25 Large Stationary Targets. bombers. The museum is open IULY 9 More than 1,050 were pro- year-round. THE SUN MESSENGERS duced during the war. Only On Saturday and Sunday, Rhythm & Blues, Motown, Big Band - a 20 year tradition on The Plaza two reportedly remain in good Officers on the bridge of LST July 18 and 19, it hosts the shape and open for public 393 commanded the ship dur- Thunder Over Michigan air IULY 16 tours. ing the Normandy invasion. show. Gates open at 9 a.m. THE SLIDE SHOW WITH RON KISCHUK & ED GOOCH A self-guided tour of LST 393 both days. begins by walking up the ramp third highest tonnage (90,080) The show will feature WWII + SPECIAL GUEST VOCALIST JEANNINE MILLER onto the tank deck. Visitors are sunk by U.S. subs in the war. warbirds including a British A Tribute to J J. Johnston and Kai Winding. Kischuk & Gooch will delight! free to roam where they want, Her diesel engines and most Lancaster bomber and Spitfire IULY 23 but an 11-page tour booklet, in- systems are operational. fighter, U.S. P-51 Mustang cluded with admission, leads Exterior scenes of the 2002 fighter and German NO CONCERT! visitors to 50 points of interests movie, "Below," were filmed on Messerschmitt BF-109. But don't miss the Balduck Mountain Ramblers on Friday, July 24th, 5:30 p.m. at the annual on six decks, including crew board. A recent novel, Military reenactors are Village Sidewalk Sale and Street Festival quarters, up and down narrow "Descending from Duty" fan- scheduled to stage mock bat- steps to officers cabins, the en- tasizes about the boat being tles complete with machine IULY 30 gine room, wheelhouse, galley stolen to threaten Great Lakes guns, tanks, half-tracks and THE JOHNNY TRUDELL JAZZ ORCHESTRA and more. shipping. strafing runs by fighter aircraft. An evening of hi-octane swing with legendary bandleader and trumpeter Johnny Trudell Every available space in the A true-to-life drama on Thunder Over Michigan air cramped ship had a purpose. board Silversides during her show, sponsored by Chrysler AUGUST 6 Corridors lining the main hold fourth patrol near Bougainville Jeep Superstores, is at 9 a.m. RODNEY WHITAKER JAZZ QUARTET doubled as mess halls for sol- was reenacted in the 1943 Saturday and Sunday, July 18 Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra bassist will cap off another great MOTP. season!. diers. Wide, round weldments movie, "Destination Tokyo," and 19, at Willow Run Airport. on the foredeck. and super- starring Cary Grant. A phar- Tickets cost $20 ($25 at the structure reveal where antiair- macists mate with no surgical gate). Parking costs $5 per ve- craft guns were mounted. training performed an emer- hicle ($l0atthegate). Children After the war, the ship be- gency appendectomy on a 15 and younger are free. For came a car transport linking shipmate while the vessel was more information, call TRADER JOE'S* Muskegon and Milwaukee. submerged 100 feet to provide (734) 483-4030, or see Grosse Pointe News LST 393 is located at 560 a steady platform against sur- yankeeairmusuem.org. Mart Dock, downtown face waves. The operation took Driving distance pom Grosse Muskegon. Hours are 10 a.m. place on a large table in the of- Pointe is about 45 miles. THE PRIVATEBANK to 4 p.m. seven days per week, ficer's wardroom, which is' Where to Go . What to Do oBMte WRCJ May through September. open for tours along with al- Naval support Admission is $5 for adults, $3 most everything else on the Naval gunships also bom- Rain location is Maire Elementary School, 740 Cadieux Road, 2 blocks west of the Festival Plaza, GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JUNE 25, 2009 ENTERTAINMENT

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War Memorial Youth theater AND SAVE 15% OFF YOUR ENTIRE PURCHASE!* 2:00 pm The John Prost Show The SOC Show We're open late on Thursdays so stop in at the Neighborhood Club Thrift 2:30 pm Legal Insider Kay Felt Shop before the Music on the Plaza concerts in The Village and enjoy 3:00 pm Things to Do at the War Memorial camp scheduled 15% off your entire purchase.* New items from names like Chico's, 3:30 Dm Art & Design Great Lakes Study 0 Gymboree and Tommy Hilfiger arrive daily, some with the tags still on! 4:00 pm Vitality Plus (Tone) The Young Actors' Studio of The Boutique room is loaded with high-end items from the best design- Economic Club of Detroit the Grosse Pointe Theatre is 4:30 pm Musical Storytime David Hunke, CEO ers. WffflffeF jewelry, furniture, linens and other housewares too. 5:00 pm In a Heartbeat enrolling youth aged 12 to 16 Proceeds of the Thrift Shop go directly to help support the many pro- Detroit Media Partnership grams at the Neighborhood Club. The Thrift Shop accepts items during 5:30 pm The SOC Show years for a summer camp. shop hours .and provides tax receipts and inventory valuation guides. 6:00 pm Legal Insider Senior Men's Onb The camp runs from 9 a.m. Located behind the Neighborhood Club at 17150 Waterloo In Grosse 6:30 pm Who's in the Kitchen Lester Robinson to 3 p.m. July 7-9 and July 14- 7:00 pm Vitality Plus (Step/Kick Boxing) Pointe, the Thrift Shop's hours are Tuesday and Wednesday, 9:30 am- Detroit Metro Airport 16 at the Grosse Pointe Theatre 3:00 pm and Thursday, 9:30 am-7:00 pm. The Thrift Shop will be closed 7:30 pm Things to Do at the War Memorial rehearsal facility, 315 Fisher from August 14-September 9. 8:00 pm In a Heartbeat Great Lakes Log Road, Grosse Pointe Farms. ! For more information, plese call 313-8^5-0773 8:30 pm Senior Men's Club Lt. Benjamin Morris & Brian Doolittle AST 1 The fee is $75 for children or" or go to www.neighborhoodclufrorg. 9:00 pm Art & Design United States Coast Guard Grosse Pointe Theatre ment BRING THIS AD IN FOR 15% OFF YOUR PURCHASE* 9:30 pm Poiotes of Horticulture •CONSIGNMENT ITEMS NOT INCLUDED IN DISCOUNT. bers and $100 for all others*. GOOD ONLY ON MUSIC ON THE PLAZA CONCERT DAYS 10:00 pm The John Prost Show The John Prost Show (JUNE 25, JULY 2, JULY S, JULY 16, JULY 30 AND AUGUST 6, 2009). There is an optional lunch fee 10:30 pm Great Lakes Log Larry Lloyd, M.D., Dinesh Telang, M.D. and 11:00 pm Out of the Ordinary of $25. For more information, 11:30 pm Senior Men's Club Richard Kramer - Robotic Surgery call director Harry Burkey aj (313) 885-1393 or e-mail him ajt Midnight Economic Club of Detroit Legal Insider [email protected]. ; 1:00 am The SOC Show Ted Metry Highlights of the program 1:30 am Great Lakes Log Criminal & Civil Business Law include improvisation, scene Jennifer O'Shea, massage therapist, is 2:00 am The John Prost Show % proud to announce she is now able to study, playwriting, mono- 2:30 am Senior Men's Club Art & Design logues and memory exercises. book your massage appointment at 3:00 am Art & Design Kathie Smitz Alternative Healthcare Center. Located Students will create and devel- 3:30 am Pointes of Horticulture Manhattan Aficionado op their own short scenes with at 20415 Mack Avenue in Grosse Pointe 4:00 am The John Prost Show Woods, you will receive the same high 4:30 am Great Lakes Log the use of video feedback. quality massage you have come to know 5:00 am Out of the Ordinary A DVD Copy of any Students will also gain tech- from Jen.- now with a lower price structure - available at this 5:30 am Legal Insider nical awareness in the areas of location. Joining her at Alternative Healthcare Center is Katie 6:00 am Things to Do at the War Memorial WMTV make-up, costumes, lighting, Sari, also available to take appointments.' Call Jen at 313-506- 6:30 am Art & Design program can be obtained for $20 sound, properties, set design 4019 I Call Katie at 313-683-7044. Relax & Enjoy!! 7:00 am Vitality Plus (Tone) and construction. , 7:30 am Musical Storytime Schedule subject to change without notice. Taught by theatrical veteii 3:00 am In a Heartbeat For further information call, 313-881*7511 To advertise your specials, products or services in Shopping Reviews ans,* all M>ung Actors' Studi call Sally Schuman @ 313-343-5586 • [email protected] students will receive a DVD or their final production. { GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JUNE 25, 2009 FACES & PLACES Two earn rank of Eagle Scout Boy Scout Troop 96 award- fence and gate and built and ed two of its members the placed interpretive signs. ", rank of Eagle Scout, scout- His parents are Richard A. ing's highest honor June 1. "Andy" and Sherry A. Hove. Richard A. "Drew" Hove Jr. He attends school in New of the City of Grosse Pointe Hampshire where he is ;a and Sean Carroll of Grosse member of the golf, ski and Pointe Park were presented mountain biking teams. with the honor and a tribute He said his best scout mem- from Gov. Jennifer Granholm bers are two trips to Philmont by Rep. Tim Bledsoe, D-City Scout Ranch in New Mexico. of Grosse Pointe. Carroll is the son of Kevin To achieve the rank, boys and Donna Carroll. must fulfill several years of In his project of collecting participation, achievement, clothing, Carroll directed and education, training, leader- organized a staff of volun- ship, community service and teers. complete a community service "The greatest part of scout- project devised, coordinated ing was camping in general," and led by the prospective he said. "There were a few Eagle Scout. trips that stood out like winners Carroll's project was orga- Philmont (New Mexico), the The mayors of the Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods honored top students from- local high schools with the Ninth Annual Mayors' nizing and staffing a clothing Pennsylvania caving, white drive to benefit St. Vincent water rafting trip, summer Scholarship during the 23rd Annual Mayors Prayer Breakfast Thursday, May 7 at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. In the front row DePaul. camps, the Silversides trip, the from left, Grosse Pointe Farms Mayor James C. Farquhar Jr.; Emma Brush of Grosse Pointe South High School; keynote speaker, Hove's project was creating Pinery trip, and canoe trips." an outdoor classroom area at Carroll attends De La Salle Erika Harold, Miss America 2003; Grosse Pointe Woods Mayor Robert E. Novitke; and Grosse Pointe Park Mayor Palmer T. the Belle Isle Nature Zoo. He Collegiate High School where Heenan. In the back, from left, Harper Woods Mayor Kenneth A Poynter; Grosse Pointe Shores Mayor James M. Cooper; and City cleared and mulched the he takes honors and advanced classroom area, rebuilt the placement classes. of Grosse Pointe Mayor Dale N. Scrace. Not pictured are scholarship recipients Jamie Ding of Grosse Pointe North High School; Kevin Werner of Harper Woods High School; and Claire Peracchio of University Liggett High School.

Class of 1979 reunion a.m. July 13-17 at Pierce needs children, holds an open The Grosse Pointe Spanish Middle School. The camp fo- house at 9:30 a.m. Friday, July Language Meetup Group gath- The 1979 class of Grosse cuses on improving the funda- 10, at Assumption Cultural ers at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Pointe South High School has mental skills of dribbling, pass- Center, 21800 Matter Road, St. July 1 at Caribou Coffee in the a reunion from 7 p.m. to mid- ing, shooting and rebounding. Clair Shores. Village. night Saturday, Aug. 8 at the Players also work on pivoting, "Kids on the Go provided From left, Sean Carroll, Rep. Tim Bledsoe, D - City of Grosse For more information, visit Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. footwork, speed and agility. free therapy to dozens of chil- Pointe and Drew Hove. meetup.com. Tickets cost $6t2.50; after Participants are grouped by dren last summer," said Kristy July the cost is $67.50. For grade, ability and skill level. Piana Schena, St. John more information, e-mail The camp director is James Macomb-Oakland Hospital : Beaudoin@30threunion@GPS Cleage who has worked for the speech-language pathologist. .com. Neighborhood Club; for more "This therapy helped them re- The Nferthwestferii" High than 12 years as a^youth bas- tain what they learned during School Alumni Association ketball instructor, youth and the school year and teaches hosts its fifth annual Moonlight Neighborhood Club high school basketball official them new life skills. Cruise Scholarship fundraiser and youth softball umpire. Schena launched Kids on the Saturday, July 25 on the Basketball and soccer sum- The fee is $100 and includes Go in 1999, bringing an inter- Detroit Princess Kiverboat. mer camps are taking place at a camp T-shirt and an evalua- disciplinary approach to cre- Tickets cost $50, For more the Neighborhood Club in July. tion from the coach. ative education. The program information, call Joe Barber at The soccer camp, run by pro- Registration deadline is June provides occupational therapy (313)837-8373. fessional NSCAA-licensed 25. for children ages 3-6 years for coaches, is fromJul y 6-10< The Registration for either pro- six weeks during summer staff offers well-structured, gram can be done online at months. Services are provided Art fair practical coaching sessions neighborhoodclub.org or in free to participants through while keeping the needs of the person at the Neighborhood scholarships. Costs are covered Three Grosse Pointe artists, children as their primary focus. Club, 17150 Waterloo, City of by fundraising and through do- Bette Prudden, Sergio Barcena The times and fees are as fol- Grosse Pointe from 10 a.m. to 4 nations from local businesses, and Barb Quenneville-Gustine, lows: Children 4years old, 9:15 p.m. Monday through Friday. charitable organizations and display their work at the 37th or 10 a.m., total instruction Call (313) 885-4600 or visit private residents. The D.C. reader annual St. Clair Art Fair, June time for the week 3.75 hours, neighborhoodclub.org for a The program uses individual- Susie Scheiwe of Grosse Pointe Park, a regent of the Louisa St. 27 and 28. fee $40; children 5-6 years old, complete description of this ized education plans, helping Clair Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution of ; Prudden, of Grosse Pointe 9 or 10:45 a.m., total instruction and other activities, leagues children maintain their current Grosse Pointe, paused to read the Grosse Pointe News during Woods, works from photos and time for the week 7.5 hours, fee and classes skills throughout the summer the Continental Congress, the DAR National Conventioa When life creating portraits of chil- $75; children 7-8 years old, 9 months. Each classroom is you travel, take along a copy of the Grosse Pointe News and have dren, adults and pets in oil, a.m., total instruction time for staffed by certified physical, oc- a photo taken of yourself in front of a local landmark. charcoal and pastel. . the week 15 hours, fee $135; Music on the Plaza cupational and speech thera- Barcena, of Grosse Pointe and children 9-14, 1 p.m., in- pists, and one adult volunteer is Farms, layers and reheats dif- struction time for the week 15 The Motor City Brass Band assigned to each session. 37TH Annual St. ddlF ferent metals to create sculp- hours, fee $135. performs at 7 p.m. Thursday, Groups are limited to nine tures of fish,, suns and moons. All players receive a T-shirt July 2 at the 2009 Music on the children, providing a 1:3 thera- He also makes jewelry using and an evaluation from the Plaza jazz concert series, on pist-to-child ratio. The children brass, copper, silver and coaches. Children 4-6 years old the Village Festival Plaza in are placed into classrooms ac- leather. also receive a soccer ball. downtown Grosse Pointe. cording to their goals and skill Quenneville-Gustine, of The camp is held at Elworthy Rain location is at Maire level. Grosse Pointe Woods, special- Field, across from the Elementary School, 740 Donations of $500 provide a ArtFair izes in pearls and semiprecious Neighborhood Club. Cadieux. scholarship for one child; dona- 2009 stones and uses titanium in her Registration deadline is June tions from $100-$499 go to jewelry. 25. No annual registration fee matching another sponsor to Saturday, June 27 • 10-7 The fair is from 10 a.m. to 7 is required. Kids on the go create a scholarship, and dona- p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 Fundamental Basketball tions of $5-$99 provide equip- Sunday, June 28 • 10-5 p.m. Sunday in St. Clair along Camp for boys and girls in Kids on the Go, a summer ed- ment andsupplies. For more in- Riverside Avenue. grades 2-8 is from 9 to 11:15 ucational program for special formation, call (248) 967-7917. • 120 Visual & Performing Artists • Live Music Fun for the Whole Family Super Raffle! Drawing Sun., June 28, 3pA Golfers Need not be present to win Tom Petz, Mark Raymond, Ben Stanczyk Jr., Brad www.stclair.org Elvridge, Bryan FitzGibbon, Steven Grieser and Rob Lyles In Palmer Park fie Riverview Plaza hit the links to participate in Downtown St. Clair, Michigan the Grosse Pointe lions (1-94 East to Exit 257) Selfridge Air National Guard Base Golf Outing. Nearly $5,000 was raised to support Sponsored by the Grosse Pointe lions Club Presented by the ST. CLAIR ART ASSOCIATION: 8W29-95T6 service programs.

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Hempstead - engagement of their daughter, Pointe Farms. A June 2010 Carrie Ann Bidigare, to wedding is planned. Paynter Kenneth Joseph Heisele, son Feringa graduated from David and Cynthia of Frank and Donna Heisele Grosse Pointe South High Hempstead of Grosse Pointe of Princeton, N.J. An October School in 2002 and earned a Park have announced the en- wedding is planned. Bachelor of Science in broad- gagement of their daughter, Bidigare earned a Bachelor cast journalism and Spanish Elizabeth Hempstead Elizabeth Hempstead, to of Science degree in biology from University of Miami in and Nathaniel Paynter Nathaniel Paynter, son offrom the University of Dayton 2006. She earned a master's Randy Paynter and Rise Reiner and a Juris Doctorate degree degree in education from of Bloomington, Ind. Anfrom the Thomas M. Cooley DePaul University in 2008 and August wedding is planned. Law School. She is an assis- is a- Chicago Public Schools Hempstead earned a tant prosecuting attorney in teacher. Kenneth Joseph Heisele and David Slowik Bachelor of Arts in history Warren County, in Lebanon, Slowik graduated from Carrie Ann Bidigare and Lauren Feringa from Northwestern University Ohio. Grosse Pointe North High and is a Master of Business Heisele earned a Bachelor School in 2000 and earned a ding is planned. education and Spanish at the Administration student at the of Arts in geography from Bachelor of Science in organi- Vandelinder is a 2002 gradu- University of Wisconsin — University of Michigan Ross Rutgers University and a Juris zational leadership from ate of Grosse Pointe South Green Bay. School of Business. She is a Doctorate from Ohio Miami University in 2004. He is High School. She earned a Tannheimer graduated from. summer intern with Chevron Northern University Law a sales executive with Bachelor'of Fine Arts in ceram- South in 2002. in Houston, Texas. School. He is an associate at- Panasonic. ics and a minor in marketing He earned a Bachelor of Arts Paynter earned a Bachelor of torney with Weprin, Folkerth from Northern Michigan in business management and Arts in economics from and Routh in Dayton, Ohio. University in 2007. German from NMU in 2007. Indiana University. He is a Vandelinder - She is working on aHe is a salesman with Baycom Laura Vandelinder manager with Deloitte Tannheimer Bachelor of Arts in elementary Inc., Green Bay, Wise. and Kyle Tannheimer Consulting. Feringa- Frank and Jean Vandelinder Slowik of Grosse Pointe Park have an- Bidigare - Scott and Karen Feringa of nounced the engagement of Grosse Pointe Park have an- their daughter, Laura Heisele nounced the engagement of Vandelinder, to Kyle Thomas and Kathleen their daughter, Lauren Feringa, Tannheimer, son of Daniel and Bidigare of Grosse Pointe to David Slowik, son of Chris Lamar Tannheimer of Grosse Woods have announced the and Jan Slowik of Grosse Pointe Park. A July 2010 wed- Peter J. and Diana P Corio of Mary C. Hoenscheid, her hus- Clinton Township, formerly of band, Jeffrey, and children, Grosse Pointe Woods, observe Joshua and Noah; and Diana's their 50th wedding anniversary mother, Mary Laudazio, 89. Saturday, July 11. The couple will renew their They will celebrate their an- wedding vows at the St. niversary with their family; son, Bonaventure Monastery July Ross A. Corio, his wife, Mary 11 followed by a family dinner U'ilJIItJ Ellen; children, Ashley, Katrina celebration and a northern and Anthony; and daughter, family vacation in July. Peter J. and Diana P. Corio

parties • weddings • dances • events "We Don't Just Play Music... We Entertain" Grosse Pointe's Disc Jockey Service 313.884.0f30 , www pdjsine.bom Bricia i- araes are 'Lxreat Pun Music scholarship Vocalist Alexander Holmes, left, was awarded the Grosse Pointe Classical Music TCRMt League's 2009 scholarship by day spa the league's president, Helena Thurber, during the club's June 10 meeting.

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CHURCHES

Vacation Bible school Webb is the resident caril- lonneurs from the AHEE Jewelers, the event fea- lonist at the church and is a Netherlands, Bloomfield Hills tured Anthony Birchet and St. Ambrose, 15020 member of the Guild of Cranbrook and Napervilie, m. Ain't Nothin' But A House Hampton, Grosse Pointe Park, Carilloneurs of North America For more information, call Party Band, the Stubb Sisters, hosts a Vacation Bible school and has performed recitals (313)882-5330. Sounds of Motown in the pi- July 6 through 10, entitled Son throughout the United States ano bar and DJ Matt A. Rock Kids Camp. and Canada. The inaugural party hosted For more information, call Bosche is also a member of Fundraising success 500 people and raised about (313)8^2-1248. the carillon guild and plays $10,000. regularly on Sundays. Comerica Park was trans- The event has since in- In addition to the concerts, formed into Hitsville USA for creased to more than 7,000 tarillon concert tower tours will be given after the 28th Annual Capuchin people and has raised more each recital. Souper Summer Celebration. than $5 million for the soup Grosse Pointe Memorial Riture concerts feature caril- Sponsored by edmund t. kitchen. Church, 16 Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe Farms, hosts a series of 'Carillon concerts at 7:15 p.m. every Tuesday in July. The opening concert July 7, features church members and carillon players, Phyllis Webb and Carol Bosche playing pa- triotic music, including a duet Cariilonneurs Phyllis Webb and Carol Bosche perform at a of "Stars and Stripes Forever." July 7 concert at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. Grosse Pointe Unitarian minister retires By Ruth Cain SpeckdWriter

A retirement party for Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church Rev. John Corrado was held recently. . . During his 25-year ministry, he established an adult religious enrichment program including seminars, forums, lectures, Movie Nights and book discussion groups; a Care Committee; and a religious education program for the children. The formal program included a blessing from PHOTO BY SAM CUCINEUA The Rev. Douglas Ward Gallager, retired minis- PHOTO BY LARRY PEPLIN ter from the Birmingham Unitarian Church and Kinnie and Mary Beth Smith congratulate the a longtime friend of Corrado. Rev. John Corrado on his retirement Membership tea .The choir paid a musical tribute to Corrado, St. Paul on the Lake Altar Society ended its year with a membership tea May 21 at the home of J. directed by the church's music director, Joseph A video presentation on Images & Words by Palazzolo. John Owens featured pictures from the past and Desmond Dayies; The event honored the 15 new members who joined the society. From left, the The Rev. William Sinkfqrd, president of the observations from longtime members and the society's outgoing president Helena Thurber; incoming president Melanie Mebus, Sue Davies, Unitarian/Universalist Association in Boston, event was capped off by a champagne toast of- spoke of Corrado's qualities. fered by church president Joe Ritek. J. Desmond Davies and Monsignor Patrick Halfpenny. WORSHIP SERVICE Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church A place of grace, a place of Grosse Pointe welcome, a place for you. FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH 800 Vernier Road {Conwrof waigewoon) Bethel Baptist June 28,2009 Wednesday Bible Study - 6:30 p.m. (313)884-5040 Grosse Pointe *Nureery Available* Church 10:30 &m, Service 8:15 am'- Traditional Worship Christ the King Congregational Church 24600 Little Mack Ave,, St. Clair Shores "You Can Always Get Rev. James Rizer, Pastor 9:30 am - Contemporary Worship w/ Lutheran Church 240 CHALFONTE AT LOTHROP (586) 772-2520 Rev. Elizabeth Arakelian, Assoc. Pastor Mack at Lochmoor Ministering to Detroit's eastside since 1864 What You Want" Holy Communion 884-3075 Sunday Worship 10:45 a.m., 6 p.m. 19950 Mack at Torrey 884-5090 Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Guest Speaker: Reverend Suzanne Paul 9:30 am Sunday School 10:00 am FAMILY WORSHIP 313886-4301 -www.gpwpres.org 11:00 am- Traditional Worship Wednesday AWANA Clubs 6:30 p.m. Childcare will be provided 10:15 a.m. Church School and adult Bible Study 7 p.m. 17150 MAUMEE Nursery Available 8:15 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship Service Dr. J. Robert Cosand, Pastor 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School Scott Beaman, Youth Pastor 881-0420 www. betheibapSstscs.org Rev. Walter A. Schmidt, Pastor & Bible Classes Come hear some good Visit us at www.gpuc.us Rev. Gerald Isholz, Associate Pastor Supervised Nursery Provided news for a change - "Go Make Disciples" ~ www.christthekinggp.org Visit our website: St. John's Church Randy S. Boelter, Pastor . www.gpcong.org 50 E. Fisher Freeway Detroit, Michigan 48201 Grosse Pointe (313)962-7358 SAINT JAMES LUTHERAN CHURCH UNITED METHODIST www.stiohnsdetroit.org A House of Prayer for All People Next to Comerica Patk 170 McMillan Road CHURCH A Friendly Church for All Ages Traditional Anglican Worship Grosse Pointe Farms Grosse Pointe Since 1842 For those unable to join us for our 211 Moross Rd. Corpus Christi Solemn Mass, Some musical 313-884-0511 Baptist Church Grosse Pointe Farms SUNDAY www.st}amesgpr,org 886-2363 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m - Holy Communion highlights are now posted on You Tube Helping people make Christ 11:00 am -Church Sunday School SUNDAY WORSHIP (as well as others from Pentecost, Easter, etc.) the center of their lives and Nursery 9:30 a.m. Worship Holy Eucharist Sunday Worship - 11:00 am THURSDAY http://wAVw.youtufoe.com/user/stjohnsprieSt Sunday School - 9:30 am CHURCH SCHOOL 12:10 p.m. -Holy Communion Sunday for Age 2 - Adult Under His Mercy - Fr. Steven J. Kelly, SSC 9:45 am. Church School 4 yrs. • 5th Grade 170 E. Jefferson Avenue 9:30 a,m. Check out our complete 10:45 am Church School - Middle & Senior High On Hart Plaza at the Tunnel list of ministries at ll;00am Adult Church School Free Secured Parking in Ford Auditorium Wednesday www.gpbc.org Nursery & Toddler Care Provided Underground Garage with entrance in Mary's Catholic Church toe median strip of Jefferson at Woodward 7:00 p.m. 21336 Mack Avenue ^ Greektown-Detroit ; Grosse Pointe Woods Rev. JudithA. May (313)-259-2206 marinerschurchofdetroit.org Phone: (313) 881-3343 Rev. Pamela BeetHe-Gee-Associate Pasteft Welcomes You Jefferson Avenue 8:30 a.m. Lakeside Worship Service 10 a.m. Worship Service is the Sanctuary (corner of Monroe & St. Antoine) t (BresByterian Church Crib & Toddler Care 8:15a.m.-ll:15p.m. Serving Christ in Detroit for over 154 years "Growing with God" Visit and worship with us Sunday, June 28, 2009 Program for ages 3 through 2nd grade at when you're downtown 8:30 a.m. Informal Worship-Dodge Haii GROSSE POINTE 8:30 a.m. Lakeside Sevice 10:30 a.m. Traditional Service MEMORIAL CHURCH Weekend Masses Mediation: "Not What You'd Expect'' 'A light by the taktskore* June 28- One Worship service at'9:00 a.m. Scripture: Mark 4:26-34 Established 1865 A farewell reception for Charles Raines Saturday: 5:30 p.m. Trad M. Smith, preaching at both services The Presbyterian Church (USA) will follow the service Sunday: 8:oO a.m. Summer Church School: Crib - Second Grade A STEPHEN MINISTRY and July 5- Lakeside Worship service at 8:30 a.m. 10:00a.m. (Latin-Choir) LOGOS Congregation Creative'AlTtlff CfllMlP Worship service in the sanctuary at 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Monday - Friday July 13-31 16 Lakeshore Drive Holy Communion at both services ' 9:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. Ages 6-12 Grosse Pointe Farms Daily Mass: " Call Church to register 313-882-5330 July 12- Lakeside Worship service at 8:30 a.m. Monday - Saturday at 12:15 p.m. Worship service in the sanctuary at 10:00 a,m I Parking Lot 8625 E. Jefferson at Burns, Detroit www.gpmchurcri.org Confessions 20 minutes before every Mass' Visit ni if wnhi www iani n nrn GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JUNE 25, 2009

SENIORS/HEALTH

SENIOR SCENE By Ruth Cain Overpopulation may not be a bad thing

the human race, it's depopula- there will be fewer children to calendar is dominated by rock- I'm always reading tips that get to the store is repeat that id- tion. keep the economy humming ers in their 60's. On tour are. will help jog my memory. iotic statement, if I can remem- In Europe, Russia, China and and to pay for senior citizens' Crosby (67), Stills (64), and Here's one which brought me ber what it was, then scan the Brazil, titleaverag e couple is medical care, pensions and oth- Nash (67); Joe Cocker (64); the up short. sentence for the firstlette r of having fewer than two children er benefits. Rolling Stones (MickJaggeris How to remember several each word, then remember the —and the population is shrink- In China, he points out, each 66); the Doobie Brothers (co- items when you don't have pen- six letters and what each letter ing in the U.S. also. Twenty per- child moving into the work- founder Patrick Simmons is cil and paper: Say you need to is supposed to remind me, By hen I read cent of Baby Boomers did not force will soon have to support 6Q); and Loggins & Messina get lettuce, salmon, coffee, this time, IVe forgotten why I about ways to have any children. two parents and four grandpar- (both61). eggs, milk and apples from the even wanted to go to the store. live 100 years Birthrates in Africa, the ents. I see a worst case scenario All, I might point out, doing store. Create a sentence with Anybody who can complete and still re- Middle East and Asia are as a young married couple, their bit to make lots of money, words that start with the first this exercise successfully does- main active, felling, although genocide, star- both coming from long-lived ours, unfortunately. letter of each of these items. n't have a memory problem. my first thought is who can af- vation and never-ending wars ancestors, supporting four par- If we doubted that obesity is a L,S,C,E,M,andA. I loved this joke because itre- ford to, especially if they are in surely are important contribut- ents, eight grandparents and 16 growing threat, one in fivemili - Now create a sentence with minded me of Abbott and . need of a nursing home. ing factors. great grandparents. tary-age Americans is too fat to words that start with the first Costello. People are convinced there Longman attributes the So if many of us seniors live join the armed services. letter of each item. You might The wife says to the husband, are too many people irf the felling birth rate to the spread to be 100, children are not a Recruiters are scrambling to try "Lucy Saw Camels Eating "whatcha doin today?" world as they fight for parking of modern values and couples burden, they're an investment fill quotas, but the military has Milk and Apples." Repeat that "Nothin," he says. spaces, beachfront property, learning to see children as an in the nature. With too few of had to turn away 48,000 over- phrase to yourself a few times, "That's what you were doin \ and most importantly, jobs. "avoidable liability." them, Longman believes, our weight applicants since 2005. or visualize a girl Lucy watch- yesterday." But according to Phillip That's a dangerous attitude species' future will be grim. That number is greater then all ing camels eat a mixture of "I wasn't finished." Longman, overpopulation is he says, because as the world's Speaking of long-lived se- the U.S. troops that have been milk and apples. Reach Cain at . not the greater concern facing existing population grows old, niors, this summer's concert fighting in Afghanistan. Now all I have to do when I ruthcain@comcast. net

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Cottage Hospital Auxiliary 2009 scholarship recipients are from left, Kathleen Grant of Warren, 'Celebrate Detroit' Tea who attended Warren Woods Tower High School; Kristin Peterson of St Clair Shores, who at- More than 50 seniors, many wearing Detroit spirit wear, attended May's "Celebrate Detroit", after- tended University Liggett School; and Hannah Reitner of Grosse Pointe Park, who attended Grosse Pointe South High School and scholarship chairwoman Joan Curto. noon tea at Services for Older Citizens. Seniors ate Coney dogs, Better Made potato chips arid Faygo red pop, provided by Home Helpers. Seniors played Detroit trivia and listened to perform- Henry Fbrd Auxiliary scholarship winners ers. Pictured are, from left, Pauline Hemmen, Gladys Kopp and Grace Huvaere. A "Summer Fun" Afternoon Tea is from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, June 30. Entertainment is provided by pianist Joe The Henry Ford Cottage Ford Cottage Hospital and through more than 30 excel- Armijo. Call (313) 882-9600 for reservations. Hospital Auxiliary awarded plan careers in the health care lent applications and had a three area high school gradu- field. Applications are judged difficult time narrowing their ates $2,000 scholarships to on academic standing, a 500- selection down to only three Kathleen Grant of Warren, word essay and the student's, recipients. ASK THE EXPERTS By Glen Clark, M.D. Kristin Peterson of St. Clair extra-curricular activities. The focus and drive these Shores and Hannah Reimer "It's .very refreshing to be a young students have regard- of Grosse Pointe Park. part of the selection commit- ing their careers, combined The annual contest is open tee," said Joan Curto, commit- with their broad extra-curric- Is the favorite swimming to high school seniors who tee chairwoman and auxilary ular activities, is a tribute both live or attend school in specif- past-president. to their schools and also their ic Zip codes served by Henry "The committee combed parents." hole contaminated? Individuals with diarrhea ming behaviors. 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GROSSE POINTE SOUTH Conway's hustle leads to scholarship By Bob St. John sports as a child, thanks to her Sports Editor athletic parents, father, Bob, and mother, Mary. If you're a basketball coach "Both of my parents are ath- and you're building a team letic and my brother played a from scratch, you would want lot of sports growing up," to add Clare Conway. Conway said. "Wfe're a sports The 18-year-old Grosse family, that is for sure." Pointe South graduate used Bob Conway is also the ath- her trademark hustle and de- letic director at St. Clare of termination to earn most valu- Montefalco, where Clare at- able player honors this season tended grade school and began in the Macomb Area her athletics as a member of Conference Blue Division. CYO squads. Conway and her teammates While in middle school, won the Blue Division after Conway played travel Softball beating host Mount Clemens. Clare Conway for the Michigan Bulldogs, but During the season, Conway decided to give it up midway averaged 10 points and nearly Conway held North All-State through high school to focus eight rebounds as the Blue center Ariel Braker to eight on basketball. Devils' starting forward. points in the first game of the After years of tough prac- However, head coach Kevin district tournament and had a tices, the hard work paid off Richards utilized her talents team-high 18 points in the divi- when Conway accepted the in- and played her at other posi- sion-title winning game at vitation to play college basket- tions on the court. Mount Clemens. ball at Aquinas College. One night she would be Conway played several "I received some money called upon to guard the op- sports during her four years at through several scholarships, posing team's center, the next South. She played volleyball, which will help pay for tuition game it would be the shooting track and cross country, which and I will be a part of the forward or even the shooting she said she liked the best, oth- women's basketball team, guard. Her versatility was vital er than hoops, because it kept which is great," Conway said. to the Blue Devils' success. her in shape. "I'm excited about this oppor- Get her stats in the Mount "Running cross-country tunity to continue playing the Clemens game and against helped me get in the best shape game I love." north. of my life and for that, I think I Conway will play for head "I love playing basketball had a better basketball sea- coach linda Nash, who is in and I had a lot of fun during my son," Conway said. "It seemed her 14th year at Aquinas. This senior season," Conway said. as if I never was winded be- past winter, the team finished "I wish we could have won a cause of that awesome train- 19-11 overall and 10-4 in the, couple of games we lost, espe- ing. WHAC, Wolverine-Hoosier cially to (Grosse Pointe) North "I liked cross country, but Athletic Conference. FILE PHOTO and Cousino, but overall, I basketball is still my favorite." Clare Conway, shooting, nearly averaged a double-double for the Grosse Pointe South girls' think we had a nice season." Conway began playing See CONWAY, page 2C varsity basketball team this season. RlNKE Fine Dining...

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LOCHMOOR CLUB LOCHMOOR CLUB Several golfers 'beat the pro' Lochmoor Club recently and Kathleen Emery. hosted its annual Ladies "Beat In other club news, the men the Pro" event and several competed in the "Jim Picard" were able to defeat golf head Cup contest and the flight professional Jim Wilson using winners and runner-up were: their score combined with Nelson Flight — Keith their handicap. Schatko, first; Michael Beating Wilson were Karen Stavale, runner-up Mourad, Bunny Rentschler, Nicklaus Flight — Norman Jan Hadgis/Mary Jankowski, Merollis, first; Bruce Jan Lesha, Linda Boyle, Mary Campbell, runner-up Ann Merollis, Sharon-Tusa, Jones Flight — Joe Nora Lovisa, Jo Ann Russell, Impastato, first; John Vrana, Gloria Kotas, Diane Dillon, runner-up Allison Baker, Beth Flynn, Palmer Flight — John Beth Jaskolski, Peg Vitale, first; Atsushi Yoshida, Rohrkemper, Mary Rogers runner-up

CYO SPORTS PHOTO COURTESY OF ANITA MARINI Boynton honored Defending champs Jeannie Boynton earned the winter CYO Scholar Athlete Lochmoor Club's swim team began its dual meet schedule last week. The team, under head coach Kevin Hafner, has won the Award. Michigan Interclub Swimming Association title seven consecutive seasons. The league meet is scheduled for July 24 to 26 at Boynton, who recently grad- uated from Brownell Middle Birmingham Athletic Club. Hafer said his squad will be in the top three and Detroit Golf Club and the host team has a shot to beat the School, played for St. Paul's champs. CYO athletic programs while attending middle school. She has carried a 3.8 or high- er grade point average and was GROSSE POINTE NORTH a key contributor to St. Paul's eighth-grade basketball team Jeannie Boynton that advanced to the CYO Finals, which the squad hasn't accomplished since the 1950s.

THE GROSSE POINTE ACADEMY Athletic honors The Grosse Pointe Academy er Kate Krueger, most valuable athletic department announces player; and Kate Van Pelt, most winners of the 2009 spring improved; eighth grader sports awards for the boys' var- Katherine Woodward, team sity and junior varsity lacrosse bulldog; and fifth graders Anna teams and the girls' tennis and Crane and Grayson soccer teams. Cieszkowski, best doubles For the boys' varsity lacrosse team; and Grace Scarfone and team, the award winners are Leonie Leslie, most improved eighth graders liam Mcllroy, doubles team. most valuable player; Meade The awards for the girls' var- Maxwell, most improved; sity soccer team went to eighth Richie Cieszkowski, courage grader Abigail Boll, most valu- PHOTO BY RENEE LANDUYT under first - goalie award; and able player; sixth grader James Counsman, team bull- Brianna Roe, most valuable de- dog. fensive player; seventh grader Heading to Hope The rookie of the year award Lauren Mattes and eighth grad- went to seventh-grader er Julia Kaiser and Kate Grosse Pointe North will be well-represented at Hope College in the fall when several of its student-athletes will compete on the foot- Michael Blake. Wfocker, most valuable offen- ball and basketball teams. From left, Paul Brucker, football; Matt Blunden, basketball; Andrew Home, basketball; Gregg Blunden, The junior varsity lacrosse sive players; and seventh team award recipients are sixth graders Allison Mobley and basketball; and Paul Bramos, basketball, will each don a Flying Dutch jersey. The football team finished3- 7 last year, including 3-3 in graders Jared Brush and Mac Kara French and eighth the MIAA, while the basketball squad was 22-7 and 14-3 in the MIAA. Carroll, most valuable offensive graders Micah Lee and Shavon players; McCalla Mecke, most McSwine, team bulldogs. valuable defensive player; Sam A special award was given to Williams, most improved; and eighth grader Kate Wacker, Cost-Effective SET YOUR PHASERS fifth grader Robert Whitaker, who was named Iron Woman Statewide Coverage team bulldog. for achieving perfect atten- TO FUN AND SAVE! 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When asked if the polecat lived The Saints finished 5-2 both Clare." or died, he painlessly replied: "None of your mm home and away during the Conway never let her im- dang business!" EXPERIEHCE IT III IMAX league slate. , , mense athletic load get in the Go Painlessly" "I love the campus and the way of volunteering or school Compare and Save students have the same beliefs work. as I do," Conway said. "I en- She finished high school ffMvTHERA-GESICf Present this ad at the Visitor Services Desk and save $5 when you purchase joyed my ,time at South, but with a 3.3 grade point average Pain Greme admission to STAR TREK: THE EXHIBITION and the blockbuster movie now it's time to move on with and volunteered many hours to Star Trek now showing on Michigan's largest iMAX® screen. my life and I can't wait to go to coaching basketball at St. Urgent news for people diagnosed with Valid through Sept. 7,2009. Cannot be used with any other offers, including member Aquinas." Clare and spending time with and group rates. Limit 6. Code ST-180G. She said the one big thing family and friends, especially that will be missing in the fall is her best friends, Chloe Exposure to asbestos is usually of not homesickness, but the trip Srebernak and Stephanie mesothelioma, a serious cancer. Whoever DETROIT SCIENCE CENTER home for the traditional McShane. exposed you to asbestos should be held 313.577.84CO Conway family Thanksgiving. Conway is going to major in responsible. Call us now toll free at www. detnoitsciencecentep. opg 1-800-THE-EAGLE for a free consultation. "Our family Thanksgiving is political science or sports man- We practice law only in Arizona, but the best," Conway said. "We al- agement and hopes to one day associate with lawyers throughout the U.S. ways play football and of coach basketball and be a . . 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Soaring PHOTOS BY PAUL KANIA Paul Bonhomme of Britain won the Red Bull Air Race World Championship Sunday, June 14, over the Detroit River. He edged Austria's Hannes Arch to capture his ninth career victory and inched him to one point behind Arch in the standings. Bonhomme posted a winning time of 1:08.16 on the 15-gate course with Arch finishinga t 1:09.31. Hometown hero Pete McLeod was 1 lth and received some of the louded cheers among the estimated crowd of 215,000. During the Saturday competition, American Kirby Chambliss won, edging Bonhomme to earn a point in the standings. Pictured above is Russia's Sergey Rakhmanin, who is currently in seventh place in the point standings.

Pictured above, England's Nigel Lamb takes his MXS-R through the pilons during the competition, while the hometown hero, United States' Kirby Chambliss, right, takes his Edge 540 through a turn. Directly below, Michael Goulian of the United States takes his Edge 540 through a spectacular turn, and pictured below right, South Africa's Glen Dell in his Edge 540 leaves a trail of smoke for spectators to see while he zooms through the pilons. 4 GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JUNE 25, 2009 PHONE: {313) 882-6900 EXT/1 WEB: GROSSEPOlNTENEWS.COM PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAY! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

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300 SITUATIONS WANTED 1305 SITUATIONS WANTED 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS I 110 DELIVERY SERVICE I n 5 PAuTJf«L*NNERS/ 125 ELECTRONICS I 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL Announcements BABYSITTERS HOUSE CLEANING ST. Clare PTO is col- COURIER available: er- PARTY helper: gradua- STUDENT wanted MSU male college stu- AMERICAN hardwork- lecting books. Used rands, messenger, de- tion/ social events, set- Tuesdays & Thursdays, dent available in your ing woman available to book sale. September liveries & concierge. up, kitchen, server, 10am- 3pm for oddhome. Experienced, clean your home. Hon- 9% anticipated rate of 16- 20. Book deposits Call KL Courier Service, clean-- up, etc. Experi- jobs including yard CPR, 1st aid certified. est, dependable, relia- return, state certified inside carport door of 313-903-1530. klcouri enced adult, (313)885- CASH FOR YOU LLC- work and painting near Ben, 313-720-2914 ble. Free estimates,-14 builder and author church. Location: Mack [email protected] 8030. Do you have future Stanhope in woods. years experience. NURSING college stu- buys, renovates and at Whittier, daily before payments coming from $9.00/ hour. (313)640- (313)527-6157 112 HEALTHS NUTRITION dent, home for sum- rents lower priced 2pm. Cail Denise, 313- a mortgage, land con- 0890 120 TUTORING EDUCATION mer, seeking child care homes, from $18,000 884-6923 for pickup. tract or other future EXPERIENCED, horv TEACHER- St. Ciare position, ID your home, to $35,000 including FREE skin analysis fea- est, reliable, home/ of- SPANISH major availa- payments? We would Cooperative Nursery full/ part time. Trust- improvements. 28 turing: LaRoche, Vichy, fice cleaner. Excellent ble to tutor high like to give you.a very School. A.M. preschool worthy, energetic/ ex- years experience. Mini- Lierac products. CVS local references. Rea- school/ grad school large lump sum forprogram. College de- perienced, reliable mum secured & fully appointments. Susan, sonable rates. students and adults. gree required and pre- transportation. Kristy, documented. invest- 313-886-3300 your monthly pay- (586)747-8512 104 ACCOUNTING {313)530-2276 school experience pre- 313-319-2202 ment: 18,000. call ments. Give us a call at TENNIS lessons- Get ferred. Email resume (586)212-9164 586-838-9536, ask for 302 SITUATIONS WANTED HOME, office cleaning, CERTIFIED Public Ac- in shape! Private/ TUTOR, elementary, with references to, Bob or visit us on our CONVALESCENT CARE laundry, ironing. Expe- count- seeking part group. All ages. USPTA middle, weekly ap- [email protected] secure web at rienced, detailed, me- FOR sale- successful time bookkeeping/ ac- certified. 30 years ex- pointments. Experi- CARE AT HOME www.cashforvouilc 201 HELP WANTED ticulous. Reasonable. home accessories and counting assignments, perience. Glenn, 313- enced teacher with Care givers, personal References. 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Call (734)718- 129 SPORTS TRAINING PERSONAL CARE, NEATNIK will clean for IWEEK' 7336 COOKING, CLEANING, you. , Professional PRIVATE tennis les- LAUNDRY house cleaning & laun- 300 SITUATIONS WANTED PUZZLE U of D Jesuit Valedic- sons. All ages/ abilities FULL/PART TIME dry at your service. Ex- torian and University of welcome! Call Aaron BABYSITTERS INSURED & BOM>ED cellent references. Nic- SOLVED Virginia student availa- for information, 313-885-6944 ole, (313)822-4126 ATTENTION: ble to help with ACT/ (313)790-1082 Mary Qhescjuiere, K.M. J SAT preparation. $15/ by MICHIGAN LAW DAY CARE POLISH lady available hour. Casey, 313-590- 303 SITUATIONS WANTED to clean your house, ACROSS FACILITIES 1 2 3 6304. {In-Home & Centers) DAY CARE Grosse Pointe area ref- 1 Donate Must Show Their 12 erences. (586)944-4446 5 Floor cleaner Current License 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL ATTENTION: 8 Sail support Don't Forget- To Advertising 15 by MICHIGAN LAW POLISH lady. 10 years 12 Mideast gulf , Representative Call your ads in Early! DAY CARE experience! (313)909- 13 First lady? PART time sales clerk; ' When Placing 18 FACILITIES retail clothing store. Your Ads 5911, references avail- 14 Reverberate Classified Advertising (In-Home & Centers) Experience preferred, THAQIKYOU able. 15 Approach Must Show Their 16 Quebecois, 313-882-6900x1 not required. Freddie, Current License Grosse Pointe Parents - Please YOU finally found her, e.g. Grosse Rante News 586-872-9873 CONNECTION Verify All Child Care To Advertising a woman who actually 18 Haifa pair of Licenses! Representative winter boots When Placing likes to clean. 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409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 603 AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 505 LOST AND FOUND RUMMAGE SALE RUMMAGE SALE RUMMAGE SALE RUMMAGE SALE GENERAL MOTORS VANS 1225 Aline, Grosse 664 Lincoln. Friday, GROSSE Pointe Park, RETIREES downsizing GROSSE Pointe Ani- 1996 Bohneville, 4 1997 Burgundy Ply- 406ISTATE SALES Pointe Woods. Friday- 9am- 2pm. New tent, 630 Westchester. Fri- sale. Many collectibles, mal Clinic: large male door, runs great, $950. mouth Voyager. 75,000 Saturday, 9am- 3pm. PS2/ game cube, day, Saturday; 9am- over 100 vintage dolls, German Shepherd, Big D Auto, (313)526- miles. Cold air. New 466 Aliard, Grosse Something for every- household, books, 4pm. Miscellaneous, children's toys and Male tan mix breed 2070,(313)729-7134 tires. $3,200/ best. Pointe Farms. Thurs- one, priced to sell. See toys, sports equip- kids, housewares, a clothing, household dog with large chain (313)549-5283 day/ Friday, 8:30am- Craigs List for invento- ment. bunch of stuff! items. 6/ 25- 6/ 26; attached. (313)822- 2000 Cadillac Deville ry^ 10am- 4pm only! 5707 DTS, fire thorn red, 2000 Chevy venture 4pm, Saturday, 9am- van,, runs great, 2pm. A don't miss sale. 8404 Central, Center GROSSE Pointe 22209 Lakeshire, St. $4,500. Big D AUtO, 16105 collinson, East- Line. Friday through Shores, 60 Fordcroft, Clair Shores/ (11/ Jef- SHORT hair, no collar, (313)526-2070, $1.200,; Big D: Auto, Furniture, miscellane- (313)526-2070, ous household. Really point. Saturday, 9am- Sunday, 9am- 5pm. Friday- Saturday, 6/ 26- ferson). green eyes. Not de- (313)729-7134 6pm. Huge garage/ Mostly antiques, col- 6/ 27, 9am- 4pm. Mint clawed. Facial tiger (313)729-7134 .good stuff! 2002 Cavalier, auto, moving sale, every- lectables, furniture. Redwings, new stuff. YORKSHIRE block markings. Gray tabby. runs great, $2,500. Big 1996 Chrysler Town & thing must go. Spend your piggy bank saie/ garage sales. 313-885-7484 AUBURN His! 395 926 Lincoln, Grosse DAUtO, (313)526-2070, Country van, $1,500. here! Mack- Kercheval, Big D AUtO, (313)526- Gannon Court, (off Au- 1649 Roslyn, Grosse Pointe. Monday, June {313)729-7134 Grosse Pointe Park. 510 ANIMAL SERVICES 2070,(313)729-7134 burn, East of I75). Fri-Pointe Woods. Satur- 29; 8:30am- 3:30pm. GROSSE Pointe day, 8am- 12pm. Baby, Woods, 677 Sunning- June 27- 28, 9am- 5pm. 1996' Saturn SL2, auto, day- Sunday, 9am- Household and kids GROSSE Pointe resi- 1993 Dodge Ram 250 5pm. Furniture, house- household, miscellane- items, jewelry, books dale. Friday; 9am- needs everything, high top conversion, 5pm. Lots: baby stuff, 410 HOUSEHOLD SALES dent- Animal lover will $200. Big D Auto, hold, collectibles. 586- ous. No junk. and more. No early walk, feed, care for power wheel chair lift 228-9090. Pictures: birds please. and camping. (313)526-2070, & power doors that 1897 Stanhope, Satur- HOUSEHOLD sale: and stay overnight with (313)729-7134 actionestate.com 1098 North Brys, work, $1,200. Big D Au- day, 8am- 3pm. Table/ BABY girls clothes, HUGE multi-family ga- your pets. Loving/ pro- Grosse Pointe Woods, to, (313)526-2070, 4 chairs, 12' x 14' wool toys and much more! rage sale. 781 Wash- fessional/ trustworthy. PONTIAC Vibe GL One day only! Satur- (313)729^7134 Big Bargain Sale rug ($175/ best). Craft 900 Notre Dame. Fri- ington, 6/ 26- 27, 9am- 313-680-5330. 2003. 6 speed, good day, June 27; 9am- 20% - 30% Off items, Beanies,, vintage day and Saturday; 4pm. Jewelry, books, condition, 175,000 1993 Ford Cargo, runs 3pm. Pool table, furni- Grosse Pointe collectibles. ' Don't 9am- 2pm. clothes, toys, much LOVING, pampered miles. $4,550. great, $950. Big D Au- miss, more. t ture, tools, dishes, and care *ln my home for (313)885-1727 to, (313)526-2070, Collection BIG , sale- heading much more! your small dog. Refer- 2 family garage sale. HUGE sale! Furniture, 605 AUTOMOTIVE (313)729-7134 • Antiques south,' 1001 Beacons- 412 MISCELLANEOUS ences. (313)886-1792 exercise equipment, FOREIGN • Fine Furniture Friday- Saturday- Sun- field, Grosse Pointe 613 AUTOMOTIVE day, 9am- 5pm. 23142 electronics, new kitch- ARTICLES Friday, Saturday, Park. Friday- Saturday, WANTED TO BUY N. Rosedale Court, St. en aid stand mixer," de- 9am- 3pm. Men's LAWNBOY 21" mow- 1998 and newer, re- Sunday Clair Shores (between signer clothes, house- er, 6.5HP. $150. sports equipment/ pairable cars. Running 11am-6pm 8- 9, Mack/ Marter). hold, many new items, (313)885-0285 601 AUTOMOTIVE clothes, art books, much more. Friday Sat- or not. 586-778-8220, Mack at Oxford Road Something for every- CHRYSLER clothes dryer, linens, urday, 9am- 4pm. POOL tabie, Brunswick 586-746-6018 Be There! one, eclectic artwork, Henry Harper 22836 Ungemann. VIP. 8 ft. 1967. Excel- 1999 Chrysler Con- 23113 Middlesex, St. household goods, (South of 9, off Mack.) lent condition. $600. corde, runs great, 2005 BMW Z4 conver- CLINTON Township, Clair Shores, (between McCoy ceramics. unmoved. (313)886- $2,500. Big D AUtO, tible- 2.5i, 2.5, 6 cylin- 17491 Knollwood. (off Marter & Jefferson, 8 & HUGE yard sale- Furni- 3879 (313)526-2070, der, fuel injected, 5 17, East of Garfield). 9 Mile). June 26, 8am-DESIGNER clothing, ture, clothes, books. (313)729-7134 speed manual. 32,000 651 BOATS AND MOTORS Friday- Sunday, 9am- 4pm; June 27, 8am- purses, shoes, and Friday, Saturday; 8am- 413 MUSICAL miles. Sterling gray 5pm. Household, furni- 3pm. Lots of women's jewelry: Ann Taylor, Lil- 4pm. 20919 Anita/ INSTRUMENTS 1989 Dynasty, auto, metallic exterior/ ture. 586-228-9090. AM Eagle clothes; ly Burberry, Coach, Sij- Canton 05 Ranger 521VX co- Pictures: actionestate pada and Tiffany. Anti- clean, runs great, $950. leather interior, Fully manche Bass boat, prom dresses; designer MOVING sale^ 557 Big D AUtO, (313)526- .com purses; new set golf ques, wicker, brass/ loaded, air, 4 wheel, trailer included. Price copper, rugs, La-Z-Boy Thorn Tree Road, 2070,(313)729-7134 anti- lock (ABS) brake $5,500. 68 pictures, clubs; tons more! Grosse Pointe 'Woods HARPER Woods, chair, Yorkshire, Pfaltz- GUITARS: any and all system. Transferable contact pkrame2@ (off of Morningside). 20489 VanAntwerp. (1 282 Hilicrest, Grosse graff dishes with serv- musical instruments TOWN & Country warranty, too much to gmail.com (615)656- Saturday, 6/ 27, 8am- block south of 8 mile, Pointe Farms. Thurs- ing pieces, much more. wanted. Any condition. 2006. 28,000 highway list. Non- smoker. Like 3417 4pm. furniture, house- off 194 service drive.) day, Friday; June 25, Saturday, June 27th, Cash $$. Will pick up. miles, 3.8L V6, loaded. new. $26,000. 586- hold items, toys/ bikes. Friday, Saturday; 26; 8am- 2pm. New 9am- 3pm. 1059 som- 248-842-.5064 $12,900,586-777-1085. 243-9190. 10am- 4pm. Couch, La- handbags, lots of jew- erset, Grosse Pointe MULTl household ga- z-boy, antique kitchen Park. WANTED- Guitars, elry, beverage- air ker- rage sale- 404, 927, 602 AUTOMOTIVE 1990 BMW 325, auto, set, patio furniture, re- Banjos, Mandolins and erator, Lionel trains 937 Fisher Road. (Be- FORD $600. - Big D AUtO, cords, vintage linens, GARAGE sale this sat- Ukes. Local collector and track, vintage cam- tween Chalfonte & (313)526-2070, kitchen items, ladies: urday and Sunday; paying top cash! 313- 1997 Ford Contour, 4 eras, including Bronica Mack). Friday, June 26; (313)729-7134 clothing/ jewelry, Etr, Vera Bradley (new), 8am- 4pm. Furniture, 886-4522. door, 5 speed, cold air, 9:00- 3:00. Saturday, just terrific. $950. Big D more! designer fragrances, household items, cloth- IMMACULATE 2004 June 27; 9:00- 2:00. AUtO, (313)526-2070, 1999 Honda Accord, 4 Ultima 65 school lami- ing and more. 20511 415 WANTED TO BUY 235 center console MAC OMB Township, Bunk beds, Worth (313)729-7134 door, 6 cylinder, auto, nator with cart, lots of Kenmore, Harper scout, rack stored 28537 Sarah {East of clothing, kitchen cabi- cold air, $2,500. Big D household. Woods. COINS, military, anti- since new,, low hours, Garfield, between 21 nets, books, household AUtO, (313)526-2070, ques, paintings, sports 1994 Ford Taurus, au- GPS, fish finder, VHF, and 22). 6/ 25- 27, items, designer wom- (313)729-7134 328 Cloverly, Friday, GARAGE sale! 410 Ri- memorabilia, duck de- to, runs great, dent in stereo, powder coat, 10am- 4pm; 6/ 28, en's 8( kid's clothing, 9am- 2pm. Saturday, vard, Grosse Pointe coys, jewelry, estates. back, $500. Big D Auto, 2002 Mazda Protege 5, pump out head, dual 11am- 3pm. Loaded children's toys & dog 9am- 12pm. Household City. Saturday, June 27, Grosse Pointe, 989- (313)526-2070, 5 speed, 140K, air, full Datteries. Kid's are in- house, 586-321-5377 igloo. items, bedding, toys, 9:00- 1:00. No pre- 980-8566 (313)729-7134 power. Runs great. to baseball • and up books. sales! Rattan furniture, MULTl- family! 230 $3,495. Weekdays until north, no time for WARREN, 25771 Crim- bistro table & chairs, Since 1979 son Court. (South of Moran, Friday, Satur- 5pm, 586-776-3955. Af- Doat. $43,900. 328 Rivard, Saturday, kid's clothes, North- Buying Gold-Diamonds ter 6pm and week- Frazho, West of June 27, 9am- 4pm. day, 8am- 2pm. Furni- (586)944-1,608 - face jackets, prom ture, household, Silver-Coins-Antiques ends, 586-530-5373 schoenherr). 6/ 26, 6/ Multiple family. Furni- dresses, books, art Buying foreign paper 27, 9am- 4pm. 586- drapes, brass rods, ture, lamps, crystal, supplies, puzzles, money and coins, 2007 Volkswagen EOS. LEGAL NOTICE , 321-5377 bikes, roHer blades, children's bounce games, skates, .hockey 1 The Gold Shoppe •2.0T. Convertible.,;Can-: „„ BOAT AUCTION,, ' ramps, hunting/ camp- house, beautiful •• de- equipment, athletic signer •' children's (586)774-0966 i dy white/ straw; load- Tuesday, July 14, lpm 408 FURNITURE ing, weights, etc. 1947' Ford Super De- equipment, framed clothes, gas cook- top, ed. 5,500 miles. 32' Bayliner-J. Bereesen WANTED: Grosse luxe 8, sedan. 69,000 21' Islander-R. Ca&gna prints, file cabinets. Ev- oven, cat playscape, $24,000.(313)655-5840 EVERYTHING like 571 Rivard, Grosse Pointe High School original miles, flat 27' Bayliner - R. Copeland erything priced under light fixtures. 36' Trojan - S. Dinkfek • brand new! Large arch, Pointe (corner of' Ker- year books 1966, 1967, head V8, 3 speed, fac- 2003 VW Jetta.. 1.8T, lamp. Queen bed. cheval}, Friday, 10am- $20, most items $5 or 36' Trojan - R Hikade ONE only! Satur- 1968. Call Karol Kavaya tory clock, radio, 6 volt automatic, black' leath- 26'WelIcraft-S.Dinkfelc Leather chair. Buffet. 4pm, Saturday, 10am- less!!! day day, June 27, 9am,- at (828)649-2085. system, full instrument er, 88K. $6,994. 586- 33' Sea Ray.- G.'Fitzpatrkk Bedroom suite. Glass 3pm. GROSSE Pointe Farms, gauges, original own- 530-5373 22'Larson-E. Ford jr. table, chandelier, 5pm. 213 Muir, behind 25' Bayliner - N. Gaines 450 McKinley. Friday, ers manual, 2 tone ex- 25' Bayliner-T, Gaines couches. Home, 65 Moran Road. Friday, Cottage Hospital. 606 AUTOMOTIVE 8am- 3pm. Saturday, Saturday; 9am- 3pm. terior tan and dark 23' Sea Ray - R Hennessy (313)882-9388. Cell, TONS of household SPORT UTILITY 31' Chris Craft -K.Kartje 8am- 1pm. Great stuff: Furniture, clothing, brown,, garage kept, (313)770-9388 decor, teen clothing 500 ANIMAL 24' Four Winns -T.Kent some elegant, some books, miscellaneous. very clean, runs and 1994 Blazer, auto, runs 24' FourWinns-A. Kent (AF, Holister, AE), de- ADOPT A PET 409 GARAGE/YARD/ just fun. Royal Doulton, drives excellent. great, $950. Big D Au- 27' Bayliner -L Larry GROSSE Pointe Farms, signer purses, bikes, ADOPT a greyhound- 27' Bayliner - D. McWillkms RUMMAGE SALE etc. $7,500/ best. (586)243- to, (313)526-2070, 71 Radnor Circle. Fri- college refrigerator/ adopt a friend. Retired (313)729-7134 29'Sea Ray-A. Nelson 9190 29'Sea Ray-L Nelson 3 family garage sale- 945 Lakepointe, Friday, day, Saturday; 9am- microwave, light fix- Greyhounds as Pets, 20'Cal-j.Rarsek 2002 Chevy Tail Blazer 19113 woodside. Harp- June 26 9am. 5pm 12pm. Bedroom furni- tures. No junk! Friday, visit www.rescuedgrev 2000 Lincoln Towncar, 20' Jenson - J. Ratsek er Woods. June 25, 26, Saturday, June 27, ture, bunk beds, wash- Saturday; 9- 2. 20607 hounds.org Call 1-800- LT, absolutely gor- 26' Rinker - K. Simmons padded roof. Chrome 33' Thompson - "W. Taylor 27; 9am-5pm. 9am-noon. . er/ dryer/ refrigerator.. • Lancaster. GO-HOUND wheels. Nice leather. geous, $5,950, Big D AUtO, (313)526-2070, 19' Maxum-N. Walker GROSSE Pointe Ani- $3,500. Big D AUtO, 19'"Maxum-J. Shelton jr. (313)526-2070, (313)729-7134 28'Bayliner - A. Watkins 406 ESTATE SALES 406 ESTATE SALES I 406 ESTATE SALES I 406 ESTATE SALES mal Adoption Society- 30' Allied -R. Young Pet adoption, Saturday, (313)729-7134 1976 CJ7, ground up 30' Allied - K. Turner _ June 27; 12- 3pm. The restoration, V8, power Kean's Marina Wanted Vintage clothes And Accessories Neighborhood Club, 1999 Lincoln Continen- steering/ brakes, plow/ 100 Meadowbrook Paying Top Dollar For The Following: 17150 Waterloo, tal, great car, clean, hitch, quadratrac, Detroit, MI 48214 {586)344-2048 (313) 822-4500 clothes From The 1900's Through 1970's. Grosse Pointe. 313- $3,000. Big D Auto,' 36,000 original miles, •Costume -Fine Jewelry/Watches 884-1551.GPAAS.org (313)526-2070, $8,000.(313)885-9306 •Cufflinks *Furs *Hats *Handbags *Shoes (313)729-7134 7 CLAWSON Lingerie -Linens •Textiles GROSSE Pointe Ani- 1998 Durango, 3 seats, 652 BOAT SERVICE/CARE Thursday, Friday, Saturday* 10:00am-4:0Qpm •Vanity •Boudoir items mal Clinic: adult affec- 1996 Taurus GL, runs & 4 wheel, runs great, References, Complete Confidentiality tionate female cat. drives, $950. Big D Au-$3,000. Big D Auto, 320 John M "Best of Hour Detroit" Some kittens. to, (313)526-2070, (313)526-2070, 4 West of North Main Street, North of 14 Mile Road ris* 248-866-4389 (313)822-5707 (313)729-7134 (313)729-7134 611 AUTOMOTIVE 505 LOST AND FOUND 2002 Windstar SEL DISCOUNT Boat Care, GARySHOUSHIOLD SALES . minivan. 80,000 miles. TRUCKS complete mobile de- ESTATE & MOVING SALES ESTATE -MOVING SALES tailing service. Free CAT, small orange tab- Excellent condition. 2005 Chevy Colorado, 4 „ „.,. 586-7733083 uotes www.garyshouseboldsales.com by. Lost near Moran/ Available July 20th. auto, air, hard toneau 9 call" Bill, 586- AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS CLINTON TOWNSHIP ESTATE SALE Williams June 16. 313- $5400> Ca|j 313-414- cover, 18" chrome, 610-6093 15744 WINNERS CIRCLE, 48035 884-3044 4914 $5,000. Big D AUtO, CLEAN OUTS in the Steeplechase subdivision. East of Utica (313)526-2070, 654 BOAT North of Moravian, South of Metro Parkway (313)729-7134 LORI STEFEK • 313-574-3039 Friday, June 26, Saturday June 27,2009 9:00am-4:00pm 651 BOATS AND MOTORS I 651 BOATS AND MOTORS French Country elegance. Beautiful country French Henredon 1993 Ford Ranger ex- BOAT wells, Alter WWW.STEFEKSLTD.COM formal dining table, chair set with buffet, many designer tended cab, auto. Does Road. Very safe/ se- chairs, brass coffee tables, brass stacking tables, stunning everything it needs to cure. $200/' season, brass console entry table. Spectacular living room or sun porch set, that will allow you to continuously re-arrange your do. S500. Big D Auto, $350/ covered well. furniture- light & airy. Mirrors and decorative items, sofa (313)526-2070, 313-822-3641 MARC I A WILK tables, framed pictures, lamps, "garden style" bar stools, (313)729-7134. ' office chairs, handsome desk, glassware, china, ESTATE SALES TVs and household goods. 1996 GMC Sierra, ex- COVERED boat wells- EVERYTHING IS TRULY PRICED TO SELL!!! tended cab, 1 owner, To 23ft. Off street pa'rk- 313 881 2849 See pictures at www.Raryshouseholdsales.com, $3,400. Big D Auto, ing. Trailer storage www.marciawilkestatesales.com (313)526-2070, available. 313-300- 368 WASHINGTON (313)729-7134 7040 GROSSE POINTE CITY THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 25, 26 AND 27 Home Organizing & Estate Sales Cynthia Campbell 9:00-4:00 Home 313-882-7865 Cell 313-550-3785 This sale is the estate of Mr. Draper Hill, long time Detroit www.freshstarthomeorganizing.com News political cartoonist, author and seemingly life long book collector. Antiques and collectibles include heavily 72 Greenbriar, Grosse Pointe Shores carved English oak chair, pair Harvard chairs, S3 (Off Lakeshore, 2 blocks South of Vernier) @B two sets of four dining chairs, blue and white striped love Friday, June 26th, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm seat, needlepoint chair, tall mahogany dresser, teacart, Saturday, June 27th, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm three twin beds, a sterling silver chatelaine, silverplate, Estate sale in a meticulous kept home, Widdicomb sterling, artwork and sculptures include "The Wrestlers" dining set with sideboard and china cabinet, pair by John Rogers c. 1881, bookshelf w/gtass doors, relief sterling candelabras, beautiful maple bedroom set, by Sergio DeGlustl, sculptures by Caroline Court, 2 twin beds, dresser, nightstand with vanity, thousands of books on every subject, many signed books, 2 twin beds, 2 dressers, nightstand with matching drawings, art and cartoons, original cartoons, art, prints vanity. Women's size 6 shoes, and purses, two Caribou and lithographs, years of Punch magazine, heads with large antlers, cream leather sofa, many there are bookshelves, drawing tables, albums, CD's, vintage chairs, pink marble top console, kitchen table DVD's, lawnmower, lots and lots morel with 4 rolling chairs, 2 large metal desks, lamps, kitchen, wrought iron table with chairs. Snooker table STREET NUMBERS HONORED AT 8:30 FRIDAY from DAC. Garage has a fabulous wind sculpture from USE III < IWSIIIII \ Sedona, AZ. 2 detailed doors (from Lakeshore estate). I ACCEPT VISA, MASTERCARD AND DISCOVER Carden tools, new golf caddy. Handymen, this sale GO TO MARCIAWILKESTATESALES.COM is for you; fud'of tools, a mini hardware store. Qrosse fointe TO SEE SOME FEATURED ITEMS! Street numbers honored 8:30am Friday only. Grosse fointe News CONNECTION (313)882-6900 6 GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JUNE 25, 2009 PHONE: (313) 882-6900 EXT. 1 WEB: GROSSEPOINTENEWS.COM PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAY! RENTAL REAL ESTATE

700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX• 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX1700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX|700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX• 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPtEXi 705 HOUSES FOR RENT I 706 HOUSES FOR RENT |716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL POINTES/HARPER WOODSlPOINTES/HARPER WOODSlpOINTES/HARPER W00DS1P0INTES/HARPER WOODS!DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTYIPOINTES/HARPER WOODS|DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTYi FOR RENT 1272 Wayburn ^bed- 876 Trombley upper. 3 GROSSE Pointe City- 2 ONE bedroom upper NON- smoking 2 bed- 1221 Fairholme. Prime CLEAN well ' main- 15005 Jefferson- $150. room, renovated. Air, bedrooms, 2 baths. bedroom lower flat. flat, 1974 Vernier, room upper flat adja- location in the heart of tained, 2 bedroom Upscale professional appliances, laundry. Natural fireplace, Living/ dining rooms, Grosse Pointe Woods. cent to Grosse Pointe. Grosse Pointe Woods, house. Ashland, south offices. Furnished. 313- $700/ month, (313)971- breakfast nook, sepa- hardwood floors, base- Heat, water, air includ- Includes formal dining, immaculate 4 bed- of Jefferson. $375/ 410-4339 5458 rate basement, sepa- ment/ garage, $915 ed, appliances. New hardwood floors, lead- room, 2 1/2 baths. month. 313-822-3641 rate garage, Available plus deposit, includes carpet & more. $690/ ed glass windows, ap- Hardwood floors, 2 car 300 sq. ft, 2- room of- 1341 Somerset- Large May 1. No pets, securi- heat/ water, (586)463- month. 586-838-9536 pliances, laundry, attached garage. HOOVER/ 7 , Mile- fice, steps from The lower, off street park- ty deposit $1,200/ 2228. alarm system, garage Fenced • corner lot. Large 1 bedroom town- Village. . Private en- ing, two bedroom, month. (313)882-3965. RARE, Farms 2 bed- space. $655/ includes $2,200/ month, ready house with private trance, shared bath/ study, fireplace, hard- GROSSE Pointe Park- room flat, new paint, heat. 313-885-3149 for immediate occu- basement. $525 + util- kitchen facilities, con- wood. Nice, washer, 879 Beaconsfield, 5 Sparkling 2 bedroom, refinished - hardwood pancy. 586-792-399,0 ities. Andary, (313)886- ference room. $425 dryer, dishwasher, wa- room upper, newly re- free use washer & dry- floors, air, garage, new NOTTINGHAM du- 5670 with heat/ electric in- ter included. Quiet pro- modeled, off- street er, water, separate appliances including plex, charming 2 bed- 4 bedroom, expanded cluded. Quiet building, fessional upstairs. parking, no pets, $600/ basement, all applian- washer/ dryer, fenced room colonial with ga- living room. 20679 Lan- PARK like setting! Ca- good for 1- 2 person Price negotiable. monthly. 313-331-3559 ces. Immediate occu- private yard. No pets, rage. $600/ month. caster. Grosse Pointe dieux/ Mack area. 3 operation. Private park- (313)884-2488 pancy. Off street park- no smoking. $850/ 248-730-5985 schools. Central air. bedroom, 3970 Blue- ing. Call 313-882-8000 899 Rivard- lower 2 ing. $650/ month. month, pius deposit. 1364 Beaconsfield, 3 bedroom, living, dining, $1,175.(313)506-2133 hill. No basement, no 1 (586)573-3900. (313)407-0099 ONE bedroom, Ca- garage. $600/ month. bedroom spacious low sunroom. Newer kitch- dieux/ Mack, 8 Mile/ GROSSE Pointe • and HARPER WOODS er. Appliances, base- en, dishwasher, stove, HARCOURT Road. At- RIVARD- 342, very Harper Woods homes, Section 8 ok. Appoint- Near I94. Nicely fur- Kelly. Heat, water in- ments, (586)557-2906 ment, $895 plus Utilit- washer/ dryer, new tractive 2 bedroom large 1 bedroom, very cluded, laundry. $550, 2- 3- 4 bedrooms, ap- nished (1,600 sq. ft.) ies. 313-885-0197 carpeting/ paint, plus lower, fireplace, hard- clean, new kitchen, (313)882-4132. pliances, basement, suite or individual offi- half basement. 2 car wood floors, ali kitchen laundry, appliances. SECTION 8 homes. 1413 Maryland, upper. yard, garage. Call' for ces. Mr. Stevens, garage. $875. (313)881- appliances, separate $775/ lease, no pets, Rent: $800- $950. 3/ 4 3 bedrooms. Applian- POINTE Manor Apart- details, (313)927-2731 (313)886-1763 9045 basement, garage. smoke free. (3131510- bedrooms. Available ces. Own basement. ments. 1060 Alter/ Jef- $895,313-886-3173 8835 ferson. Nice, clean & GROSSE Pointe Farms immediately. (248)988- PROFESSIONAL office Garage. No pets. 937 Harcourt- lower. 2 8977 quiet. 1 bedroom, house near Hill. 2 bed- building. Prime 3 room (313)885:7138 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths. HARCOURT- lower, at- SPACIOUS 2 bed- $480. Studio, $400. All room, 1 bath. $900, 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ suite, plentiful parking. 2 bedroom lower, Hardwood, dishwash- tractive 2 bedroom, room, in Park. 2nd utilities included. 313-881-5699. er, fireplace. $900. fireplace, . sunroom, floor, includes heat S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY 25801 Harper, St. Clair Grosse Pointe Park, (313)331-6971, 313-806-7149 laundry, air, garage. $625.313-824-9174 GROSSE Pointe Shores, 586-771-7587. off- street parking, (586)292-3189 2 bedroom, 1 bath- $895.313-331-5611 Shores. 3 bedroom/ 2 room house at 11 Mile/ stove/ refrigerator. Util- BEACONSFIELD TREE top living. 3 bed- VILLAGE- excellent lo- 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX bath ranch. Year lease. Jefferson. Large fenced ities not included. Im- South of Jefferson. HARCOURT'S Finest room upper, new kitch- cation, perfect for pri- S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY No smoking/ pets. yard. New appliances, mediate occupancy. Painted, updated 2 Beautifully refurbished. en, butler's pantry, for- vate office, away from $1,950,760-518-3771 central air. Professio- $700.(313)610-4344 bedroom upper, credit Furnished/ unfurnish- mal dining room, living 2 bedroom, 1. 5 baths, home. All utilities, in- nally remodeled. Walk- Check, $535. (586)772- ed. $1,000. Discount room/ fireplace. Air, laundry, carport, 9/ Jef- GROSSE Pointe cluded $425/ month. 2 bedroom upper, 838 ing distance to park & 0041 for maintenance per- storage, appliances. ferson. $700. (248)723- Woods, 1- 2 bedroom, (313)510-8259 Neff, near Village. Ex- library. $695/ plus util- son. 313-821-1753 $1,250.(313)640-1857 7907,(248)763-1584 ail appliances included, tras, $700. 313-882- 723 VACATION RENTALS BEACONSFIELD, 880- large fenced yard, 2138 ities. (586)917-9170 2079, 313-610-2030 $700, 2 bedroom up- LAKEPOINTE, 5 room TROMBLEY Spacious 5471 Yalo Warren, Roslyn, $695 plus se- MICHIGAN per, new paint/ kitch- lower, 1 bedroom, ap- s 2 bedroom upper, lower, 3 bedroom. $795. Basement, 2 car curity. (313)205-0155 ' 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, $1,000 per week; 3 en, washer/ dryer, pliances, no pets. Lakepointe. Air, appli- $1,500.(313)822-4709 garage. Mount Clem- waterfront home, 16/ bedrooms; 2 baths; 2 front- off street park- $625.(313)882-0340 ens, 64 Rosebud, $725. GROSSE Pointe, prime ances, garage. No pets. TROMBLEY- Beautiful- Jefferson, New appli- story. 1,700 approxi- ing. Fireplace, wood Appliances included. area, 4 bedrooms, 2 References. $600. LAKESHORE carriage ly decorated- spacious ance, central air, pro- mately sq. ft. Lake St.' floors, no pets. 248- Both very nice 2 bed- baths, appliances, ex- fessionally remodeled. (313)881-3149 house overlooking 10 rooms, fireplace, Port Sanilac, Ml. (Lake 709-4455 room, 2 bath condo. tras. $1,195. (586)242- Walk to park. $1,495/ lake. Extensive renova- air, finished basement, Huron). For rental in- 2 bedroom, • 804 Neff, NO pets.-586-786-6118, 8577 plus utilities. (586)917- BEACONSFIELD- 2 tion, new kitchen/ garage. (586)677-0521 formation contact Nan- spacious, sharp new 586-573-0748. 9170 bedroom upper. Well bath/ laundry. Central HAMPTON, 2209, cy Thomas, 810-622- decor, large kitchen, TROMBLEY- smafl one maintained 4 unit air and more. $1,800/ Grosse Pointe Woods. 9931 fireplace, storage, bedroom. $700. 9 1/2 Mile/ Mack. 1 building. Appliances, month. email: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, EASTPOINTE- 3 bed- laundry, garage, cen- (313)822-4709 bedroom upper. $550, fully carpeted. Newer [email protected] for basement, double ga- rooms, brick, 2 car ga- CASEVILLE house for tral air, all appliances. includes heat, applian- rage, 9 mile. Shown No pets or smoking. windows, parking. No information. WAYBURN large 2 ces. (313)885-0031 rage, air, appliances, rent 4 bedrooms, 2 smoking. $675/ month, bedroom lower. Sepa- laundry. Newly refur- daily, $850. (313)882- $875. Call John LOWER/ upper flats. baths, pool. Weekly heat • • -included, ONE and two bedroom bished! $1,000. 4132 (313)510-8835. '_ 1019 Maryland, Grosse rate utilities, off- street rates. (989)305-1096 (313)882-8448 parking. 586-778-2730 apartments- St. clair (313)268-8047 Pointe Park. 2 bed- LANGE- it clair 3 bedroom lower on Shores, Eastpointe, CASEVILLE lakefront BEAUTIFUL . Trombley. rooms. $625. 313-418- WAYBURN- large 1 Shores. Canal front. 3 Maryland, central air, Harper Woods, wejl NICE 2 bedroom, homes/ cottages. Dis- Road, 2 bedroom up- 4965 bedroom, separate util- bedroom. 2 1/2 baths hardwood floors, sepa- maintained, air condi- Grosse Pointe Woods counted rates! Booking per. Central air, appli- ities, parking. $450., $1,950.(313)882-0154 rate basement with ' MONTH to month, tioning, coin laundry (east of Mack). Well summer weeks. 989- ances, same floor laun- (586)778-2730 laundry, walk to library, Harper woods. East of and storage. $595- maintained $1,175; 874-5181, 989-550^ dry, private garage. ST. Clair Shores- 3 bus stop. Owner occu- 94, Grosse Pointe $695. The Blake Com- 586-713-4218. 0911 $725,(313)598-8054. State and federal housing bedroom, basement, pied, off- street park- ...schools. Spacious 2 pany, 313-881-6882. laws prohibit discrimination SUNNINGDALE in the garage, appliances, ing, no smoking/ pets. CAR Ri AGE house ^bedroom with. water that is based on race, color, No pets/ no smoking. CHARMING Glen Ar- religion, national origin, Woods-. 3,800 sq. ft, Nautical Mile area. $875/ month. (313)823- |and heat included. Sm- 1 apartment One beoV sex, disability, age English Tudor. 313-882- Pets ok. $895. Call, bor house. Shared 7309 '" mediate occupancy. (Michigan Law), RENOVATED 1st floor room. Non- smoking, 0154 (248)875-4777 beach Lake Michigan. • Call, for details, 313- marital {Michigan Law) ranch condo. 2 bed- 3 bedroom lower, ap- no pets, $650 plus util- or familial status. Sleeps 6. 2 baths. 586- room, 2 bath, attached UPSCALE 3 bedroom; 709 TOWNHOUSES/ pliances, laundry, pri- ities. (313)886-8546 549-6561. 604-0510 For further information, electric garage. Base- totally furnished (down vate porch, storage. CONDOS FOR RENT CUTE 2 bedroom low- MUST see, 5 bed- call the Michigan ment, appliances, all to the silver) home in Grosse Pointe schools, Department of Civil Rights HARBOR Springs- spa- er fiat in Harper rooms, 3 baths or 2 new flooring & paint. heart of Grosse Pointe 22980 Marter Road- 2 parks, wayburn. $700. at 800-482-3604; the U.S. cious new 3 bedroom Woods. Living room, bedroom, 2 bath with 3 Department of Housing and Clean! 11 1/2 mile, be- Farms. Living, dining bedroom,- townhouse. 586-601-6489 home. Sleeps 6- , 8. dining room, screened room 1 bath suite up- the Urban Development tween Jefferson & rooms, great room, 2 Lakeshore Village. Up- 800-669-9777 dated, all appliances, Beautiful 5 minute 347 St. Clair, 2 bed- porch, washer/ dryer, 2 per, near village. Great Harper. Convenient!! fireplaces. $2,000/ will or your local including washer/ dry- walk to town, shops, room, 1 bath. $950/ car garage, Gas, water kitchen, cathedral ceil- Fair Housing Agency. $850/ month, 2 year consider short term. included. $795/ month. ings, hardwood floors, er, dishwasher. Blinds restaurants. (313)884- month. 313-806-7149 . lease. (586)786-9791 References will be 0987 (313)886-1962 private porch off dining checked in . advance. included. $775/ month. 704 HOUSES-RENT 5 room, 2 bedroom room, attached garage. 313-821-8788 Credit will be checked. apartment, 990 Noting- FARMS 2 bedroom Park like back yard DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY (248)613-9493 HARBOR Springs. Co- lower, updated kitch- ham. Stove, refrigera- with patio, washer/ 1 bedroom apartment. 706 HOUSES FOR RENT zy condo, sleeps. 8. en, freshly painted, 3 bedroom, 1. 5 baths. tor, private parking, dryer. $1,875/ month, Living room, dining DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY GROSSE Pointe Park. Golf course, ^beach. hardwood, air, large Two car garage, deck $625/ month, 1 1/2 (313)300-5249 room, kitchen/ applian- 3 bedroom, .2 full Many extras. (313)823- basement, garage. on quiet Harper Woods 19371 , McCormick, month security depos- ces. Sun deck, shared baths. 1,700 sq ft. 1st 1251 $875.313-640-1857 street- 19234 East- clean 2 bedroom, it. 313-571-1866 NEFF Lane Apart- use of basement/ ga- borne. Grosse Pointe floor unit. Fireplace, ments, Grosse Pointe stove, refrigerator, • 603 Notre Dame, 3 GORGEOUS 1,500 sq. rage. $485/ month, in- schools. Central air basement, garage, large laundry room. All ft. lower flat on Somer- City. 2 bedroom on qui- cludes heat. & water. with all appliances. newer appliances. bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, et cul-de-sac; 2 blocks $700/ month plus, se- townhouse/ condo, set in Park. Hardwood NO pets. Call (586)775- $1,000 deposit. Rent: curity deposit. Section Basement storage unit. floors, 3 bedrooms, up- from Beaumont Hospi- 7164 4:00pm- %00pm $1,000/ month + utilit- 1 car garage. $1,500. carport. 313-617-8663 tal. Recently remod- 8 welcome! 586-219- dated bath and kitchen ies. Available, July 1. 7603 Owner, 810-210-5435 809 Beaconsfield, with dishwasher, full eled, basement and 11103- 11109 NOtting- SCOtt, (313)303-9179 Grosse Pointe Park, carport- .No dogs, ham, 2 bedroom, $575/ basement, washer/ 2 or 3 bedrooms, Mo- GROSSE Pointe Villas- THREE cozy lake front lower 2 bedroom, ap- $750/ month. (313)670- month. Section 8 ok! 705 HOUSES FOR RENT dryer, air conditioning, ross, State Fair, 1 1/2 1 bedroom ground homes located on the pliances, • $650. 2191 (313)215-0640 POINTES/HARPER WOODS fireplace, garage park- baths, garage, $560- floor. $790, includes sandy beaches of Lake (313)885-0470 "_ ing. Dogs negotiable. NEFF, 680- lower 2 19621 Schoenherr- 1 bedroom, 2 story, ap- $850. (313)882-4132 heat/ air. (313)882- Huron. Call for weekly $975/ month. (313)595- nice 1 bedroom apart- pliances, laundry, air, 0154 846 Trombley. 2 bed- bedrooms. Newly dec- CADIEUX/ Harper rates and availability 1208 ment with air. $475, no pets. Grosse Pointe room duplex. Central orated. Off street park- area. Two houses/ one 714 LIVING QUARTERS S10-300-2788, Gayle heat included. 313- Park. $650. 313-520- air, appliances, garage ing. Basement, all ap- 2 bedroom, one 3 bed- TO SHARE GROSSE Pointe City, 736-1222 7581 space included. pliances, central air. room. ' Brick, one car Rivard- Lower and up- SAFE & clean water- 726 WATERFRONT $1,100. No pets. Call per. 2 bedroom, 1 $800/ month. (313)886- CADIEUX/ Harper, 1 & CHARMING farm garage. Finished base- Paul, (313)300-7300 5565 front home to share. bath. Garage. $1,000 2 bedroom flats, newly house, 856 St. clair, ment, fenced. Very All new appliances, ASHLAND- large 2 GROSSE Pointe Park, each. Details: Cathy NICE 2 bedroom upper decorated, appliances, Grosse Pointe city. 2 good condition. Rent central air. Walk to bedroom boathouse Maryland- 2 bedroom, Champion, Bolton- flat near village, ga- no pets. $495 month/ bedrooms, 1 bath, on- negotiable. Section 8 park. No smoking. In- with 20 ft. plus well. acceptable. Call Pat, 1 bath, lower. $700/ Johnston; 313-549- rage. No pets, $795. $695 month. 313-910- street parking. $950/ cludes all utilities $500/ $450. call Bob, 313-400-4626. month. 313-414-2142 0036 313-881-4306 8970 month. (313)407-7112 month. 313-289-3938 (313)821-8788

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