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INSIDE State, S&P release school ratings • City of Grosse POinte public safe- By Bonnie Caprara compared to state and peer tv offil'f'To;; Wl'rl' o;;tunnl'o to ll'flrn thflt Staff \tVrltcr ~raup ~".cr:lgcs ~nd spp'1d- a newborn baby was brought mto Bon Gr05S8 Pointe Pubiic Schooi System The public can now find mg i" measured agamst stu- Secours HospItal durmg the early sap School Evaluation services highlights - May 2001 out how ItS schools are per- dent achIevement The SES mornmg hours of Wednesday, May 23 fOlmmg and whether It 1" report also compiles a A St ClaIr Shores man claimed to gettmg what they pay for Performance Cost Index have found the male baby by some Standard & Poor's, the (PCI) which ties MEAP per- tra"h cans near an ATM on Mack Wall Street bond ratmg com- formance to dlstnct spend- City police say there are no ATMs pany, unveiled itS School Ing on Mack m the City lI'hiS 10Cident EvaluatIOn ServIces reports In comptlmg the SES marks the first "safe haven~ baby 10 on MIchIgan public school reports, S&P gathered anl1 Wayne County Page 3A diStflCts Fnday, May 25 analyzed data from 1997-99: The SES report lists and Data from 2000 WIll be • Grosse POinte Farms police are analyzes 1,500 Items related mcorporated mto the report searchmg for a bronze statue that to student test scores and m December was stolen from the Grosse Pomte partiCIpatIOn, attendance S&P stated that th~ War Memonal earlier this month rates, graduatiOn rates, analyses are diagnostic In nature, rather than pre- The statue weighs several hundred spendmg, taxatiOn, class SIze staffing and how that scnptlve Also, unhke let. pounds, mak10g it difficult to move or tered bond ratmgs, SES hide Farms police have called m the data affects and correlates to each area The report also doe" not prOVide a smgle FBI to help With the search m case analvzes each distrICt's ratmg or mdicator of school Page 3A "tre~gths, challenges and performance concerns, and other key fac- "It confirms what I • After a 36-year career as teacher, tors and compares that data already knew about the dis. coach and athletic admmistrator with agamst schools across the tllCt," saId Chns Fenton, the last 14 of those years as assistant state and like distncts Grosse Pomte Public School pnncipal and athletic director of Michigan IS the first state System's aSSIstant supenn- tendent of school serVIces Grosse POinte South High School, Jo In the Umted States to have and busmess affairs "What Lake Will retire June 30 Story on SES data published S&P is I'm afraId of IS that It'S gomg page 15A slated to release statistics Spending, race analyses for Pennsylvama public to used for political purpos- es, not helpmg schools • Grosse Pomte's three hIgh school schools later thiS year States contract S&P to become better" contmued their strong traditiOn In "The only thmg that's new collect and analyze the data tenms With sweeps of three state concern administrators IS the mterpretatlOn, that's regIOnal tournaments Grosse Pomte So far, the state of Michigan By Bonnl, Caprara 432 percent has Invested $2 mto the SES mterestmg," said MarJone South won the DlVlsiOn I regiOnal it Staff Wnter Although not listed as "concerns and has a 5-year, $10 millIon Parsons, Grosse POinte hosted Grosse POInte North took first Some Grosse Pomte Public School and challenges" m the distnct's SES contract With S&P Public School System's place m DIviSiOn II at Fraser report, the SES educatiOnal return aSSistant supenntendent for System admmistrators said the While much of the data IS summary stated "The dlstnct's administrative services Umversity Liggett School won itS Standard & Poor's School Evaluation supplIed m each distnct's spendmg levels are substantially DiviSion IV regiOnal All three teams Semces report released last Fnday annual report, the data IS Will compete In the state finals thIs told them facts they already knew, higher than all companson groups- weekend at Sites around the state but they also disputed some of the even when excludIng spendmg for debt, capItal and the dlstnct's region- Page 1C analyses WhIle the distnct boasts some of al speCIal educatiOn program The H.W. schools get the state's hIghest ACT and AP exam hIgh fundmg levels suggest a pnontl- scores and partiCipatiOn rates, MEAP zabon of programs and enVlTonmen- WEEK AHEAD scores and graduatiOn rates, the tal features that are outSIde the scope data from S&Pi Standard & Poor's Michigan School of thiS analYSIS Although focused on Saturday, June 2 EvaluatIOn Services report also saId a narrow set of student results, the the dlstnct has some of the hIghest dIStrzct'S return on resources ratIon 'information solid' The Grosse Pomte Artists are illustra~Ive, for they show a less mstructIOnal and operatIOnal expens- By DIIrren Donaldson was broken down was on a AssociatIon holds Its Festival of the es among districts In the state favorable relatlOnshlp b~tween Staff Wnter pupIl by pupil baSIS and Arts m the Village of Grosse Pomte In data collected between 1997 and spendmg and results relative to peer "The quality of the mfor- we\'e only got 1,093 kIds to from 10 a m to 5 p m Tickets are $2 1999, the mstrict's SES report said averages" mation is solid," said Dan spread that across ~ The festival continues on Sunday, that the rnstnct spends $8,541 per The SES report also stated the dis- Danosky, supenntendent of He added that smaller ms- June 3 For more InformatiOn, call student, With $5,372 per student tnct's Performance Cost Index (PCll Harper Woods Schools, tncts are hurt statistically (313) 886-7474 spent on mstructiOnal expendItures IS In line WIth state and peer group about the Standard and when measured m thIS way • The report also stated that the dis- averages The distnct's PCI of$115, IS Poor report Of all the evaluatIons that Chnst Church Grosse Pomte, 61 tnct has an average MEAP compOSite measured by MEAP performance and Not the usual response are put out by dIfferent Grosse Pomte Boulevard, holds itS passmg rate of 75 9 percent, MEAP dIStrICt expenditures . from an admmistrator after agencies, he called thiS one 2001 Antique Show from 10 a m to 6 However, the SES report noted that grade 11 excelling rate of 26 8 per- data used to rate a dlstnct's "the best of the bunch ~ p m Tickets are $7 At 11 a m the cent, ACT partICIpatiOn rate of 803 quality IS released "ThiS IS not mtended to be auctiOn house ChnstIe's presents a percent and AP partiCipatiOn rate of See G.P. S&P, page 2A lecture about Silver from the great "It's not all great In terms u~ed to rank the schools It estates For more mformation, call of what it says about Harper is settmg a benchmark for a (313) 885-4841, ex 117 Woods, but we should be five-year study that able to use it to make the Standard and Poors Will be changes and improvements conductmg They Will Sunday, June 3 needed," he added release new data each year" The Norsemoms of Grosse Pomte The overall statement by Danosky belIeves that the North High School's Home & Garden S & P i" that the distnct pro- ability to track the distnct's Tour begIns at noon and runs until 5 duces moderately above progress over the five-year p m Pre-sale tIckets can be pur- average student results With study will be the most valu- chased at Wild Buds Unlimited, comparatIvely high spend- able element 20485 Mack m Grosse Pomte Woods, mg Danosky said that the The data IS actually a cou- for $12 Tickets at the door

Monday, June 4 The Grosse Pomte Woods City coun- CIl meets at 7 30 p m m the Woods City hall, 20025 Mack Plaza • The Harper Woods city councIl meets at 7 30 P m m the Harper Home: Harper Woods Woods City hall, 19617 Harper Ave Age: 77 Family: Husband Donald (deceased), chIldren Kenny, DIane, Tommy, Robbie, Sherne and Marty, 16 grandchlldren and three ...... 6A great-grandchildren and another on the way ... 15A Claim to Fame: Played baseball for the Rockford Obituaries .... 17A Peaches 8uslness ... 18A Photo by Brad LIMberg Quote:"Those were the best baseball players I had Seniors 78 Wild goose chase ever seen I kept wondenng Kalya, a S-year-old border coWe mb:. uses her herding Instinct 'what am I domg here?'" Entertainment .88 to shoo geese from municipal parks in Grosse Pointe Woods and Classified ads .5C Shores. See story on page SA. See story, page 4A Helen Steffes 8Prudential =-~. DtJ 1".kJMM wh8t you)' .bWH.it wwdl1 WE OO! See our ad thl8 week in YourHomf: St. John Hospital Cardiac Care SfJ~. PoraspeciaJisl, caJJ 1-888-757-5463. pages 12-13 or call UJ at313-882-0087

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, .,'1 May 31,2001 2A News Grosse Pointe News ~esterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week 50 years ago this week gIfts WIth Farms offiCials on have to house both the behalf of Imazu-cho, the Central and Woods "ummer f • ClYlhan apathy, which Farms' sister city m Japan readIng clubs, must Juggle , IIlcreases with every favor- a"bestos removal, aIr condi- able report from Korea, IS The Japanese are dnvmg tioning replacement and from cIty to city m a 1976 the biggest threat con. Internal "pace rearrange- Toyota WIth a bumper stick- frontmg the Grosse POinte ments clVlhan defense program er readmg "Japan salutes Amenca - 200 years However, the Grosse young" Pomtes are as well prepared 5 years ago this week "That's a pretty gracIOus d" any commumty to Wlth- ~t:md an atomH' nom!:> thmg to say, coming from a • Gro.~p POlntp'. rl'prp- attack, according to George country which has a 2,600- sentahve on the board of Elworthy, the local CIvil year history," said Edward Wayne County Commumty defense czar Dorsey, a Farms reSident College, Mary Ellen • PreSident Gerald Ford Stempfle, has announced • Grosse POinte WIll get her candIdacy for county It" central hbrary and Anzona Democrat Morns Udall ran well ahead commISSioner Thanks to gIfts from D M of the competition among Among her goals, Ferry and Murray Sales, the POInte voters In last week's Stempfle saId she wants "to bUlldmg will be constructed preSidential pnmary make sure the Grosse at Kercheval and Fisher POlntes receive more tax dol- The site had been targeted lars and services rather for a memonal hbrary 10 years ago this week than SImply gIve the county more money" • The Post Office IS stIll • Although the non-profit looking for a SUitable loca- van shuttle for semor CIti- • OffiCials In Grosse tIOn In the Grosse POlntes zens In the Grosse Pomtes POInte Woods want to use a One suggestIOn puts the and Harper Woods WIll be bUlldmg at Mack and $13,000 allocatIOn from Tonight's report to shed light under new management thIS SMART to deSIgn a web sIte Moross In Grosse POinte summer, the semce IS not m Farms Jeopardy Mayor Robert Novltke on its future saId home computers are "We prOVIde door-to-door playmg an mcreasmgly This photograph of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center was taken 25 years ago this week semce," said Jeff Mueller, of Important role In people's years ago when the structure was still Alger House, a branch of the Detroit the Pomtes Area AsSisted hves Institute of Arts, The last two years have seen the beautlful property con- • Students In Mrs Irene TransportatIOn ServIce verted into a community center, a UviDgmemorial to the heroes of World Lowther's first and second- "The dnver Will get out of "It's Important for the War n. The building has been reconditioned and the grounds and famous grade classes at Barnes the van and corne to the Woods to be able to take gardens restored, Workers in the current campaign to raise money for the School have planted a door" If necessary, a second advantage of these center will hold a dinner there tonight to report results of the drive, Any- columnar maple on school person IS sent along to help changes," he saId one who hasn't given is urged to take a donation to the center at 32 grounds handIcapped nders Lakeshore in the Farms before tonight, (From the May 31. 1951 Grosse • SIX candIdates have Pointe News.) The tree IS part of an • The Grosse POinte Park filed to represent the Grosse Arbor Day and Blcentenmal recychng center WIll be Pomtes, Harper Woods and Tree Planting program replaced by curbSIde pickup DetrOIt's eastSide In the sponsored locally by the The center, located on MIchIgan House of Grosse Pomte Woods beautI- Jefferson at Barnngton, has RepresentatIves Cand- ficatIOn commission G.P. S & been operating for 1-1/2 Idates mclude RepublIcan p------Andrew Richner, the From page lA between cost and perfor- thmgs," saId Parsons. "It's • The" Japanese Connec- years Pomte's former Wayne mance very shaky stuff Standard tion" hIt the Grosse Pomtes the PCI had Increased by 3 6 "We have a lot of older & Poor's hasn't examIned • The Grosse POInte pub- County CommISSIOner percent m the three-year thl" week when two resI- lic hbranes have scheduled bUildings, many of them are how they got that data " dent'! of Tokyo passed time penod data was gath. numerous renovatIOns thiS Nme people have filed to about 70 years old, that we The dlstnct's SES report through the commumty as ered, counter to the trend summer become county commISSIOn- keep up to date as much as also makes a disclaImer part of their nme-month er, mcludmg ChrIstopher across the state and In sImI- pOSSibleand we haven't had about optIOnal self.reportmg 'tour of the U S dunng Its At the Woods branch, Cavanagh, a Democrat from lar dlstncts to Grosse to float a bond Issue," said about race, enthruclty and Blcentenmal year The duo, energy-effiCient wmdows the Park POInte Fenton "Our operatIng gender Katsuoshu Suzuki and WIll be mstalled The "Despite the mcrease m expenses are high because The dlstnct's annual Hldeahl FUJII, exchanged Central branch, which may - Brad Lindberg the MEAP passmg rate, the we have no long-term debt" report filed With the state dIstrICt's PCI became less The dIstnct retIred at $2 1 does not state or dIsaggre- favorable due to the dechn- mIllion 1989 bond for WIn- gate data based on race and Ing MEAP partICipatIOn rate dow replacement In Apnl enthmclty The dlstnct and nsmg operatIOn expen- 1999 The average for long- claIms the number of black dItures," the report stated term debt among dIstncts students IS so small that It ChrIS Fenton, dIstrict across the state was $6,870 may compromise the pTlvacy a"slstant supenntendent of per studen~ The Grosse of those students, The SES bUSIness affaIrs and support POInte pubhc schools report. report claSSified economical. semces, gave several expla- ed no long-term debt for the ly dIsadvantaged students natIons for the dlspanty three-year reportmg penod by the number of students Fenton also complaIned who receive free or reduced- that the report dId not give pnce lunch, whIch ranged dlstncts a chance to explam between 2 5 and 3 1 percent the figures they reported of students between 1997 "When you have a bond and 1999 ratmg done, you talk WIth Other hlghhghts of the Standard & Poor's dIrectly," dlstnct's SES report show sald Fenton "Here we dIdn't the dlstnct's strengths to have the opportumty to do mclude a well above average that" graduatIOn rate of 96 1 per. Other data In dispute cent and 78 8 of AP tests were gaps In student1 that score 3 or above, moder- achIevement between whIte ately above average ACT and black students and eco- mean composite scores of nomIcally and non-economI- 23 4, and a well below aver- cally disadvantaged stu- age dropout rate of lOper- With Our Great Introductory Rate dents cent The SES report on the dIs- Other key factors conSid- tnct claImed that 77 0 per- ered In the report were an cent of whIte students exceptIOnally above average Jom us as we celebrate bemg named one passed the MEAP whIle only state source revenue per 410 percent of black stu- student of $6,511 per stu- of the most presnglOus compames to dents, which netted a 36 0 dent, well above average percent achIevement gap teacher salanes of $58,578, work for in the naUon by FORTUNE Across the state It was and average MEAP particI- MagazIne-cwo years in a row! Meet our reported 56 4 percent of patIon of 83 4 percent and whIte students passed the an average proportIOn of award-wInmng employees and l~rn MEAP whIle 33 3 percent of speCIal educatIOn students about our excepuonal services that are black students passed the "It's good to get some feed- MEAP, resultIng m a 26 9 back from an outSIde source "ExceedIng Expectations" Our speCial Grosse Pointe ~ws percent difference hke an audIt," saId Parsons (USPS 230-400) "That's very questIOnable of the SES report 5.99% APR' Introductory Offer IS good Published every Thursday data," said MarJone "We're a good dlstnct," Parsons, assistant supenn- said Fenton "We're In finan- for the first four months on new accounts By Anreeoo Publishers tendent for admmlstratlve CIally good shape and we're 9& Kercheval Avenue opened becween now and June 30, 2001. services "We get a lot of our a good commumty, we've Grosse Pointe, MI 4823& ethmc data by 'eyebalhng' known that all along I don't PHONE: (313) 882-6900 It" look too closely Into that 5<.>vdl ~ross(' P(lrnlf' F,lrm~ MI 48111> "Many of the students that It'S gOIng to be u~ed for ~IJANK The deadl'ne for news copy IS Manna, who do gIve that mforma- political purpo"es, not help- noon to Insure lnS('rflon tlOn put down a lot of Silly Ing schools become better" Anvcrtl'ilng (OP~ for ~Ntl()11 ~B" musl two tn the adV('rll~lng departmenT hy =t,.••••••••••••••••- 11 00 ,m on Monn,y Tn,. deadline lor advl'l1lsmg (Opy 1m wCllons A. & H.W.S&P--- ( 1'> 10 Wa m Tuc..oav Grosse Pointe Farms (ORRE( TK)N .. ANn A!"lJUSTMENTS From page lA the MEAP score" which are JWoIoooI r;... R""""",hd II) 10< d,'P!ay ,nn c1e"'ned often used to rank schools' 18720 Mack Ave ...... arlvcnl~~ t"fT(Jl" 101,lImltro 10 ~ e,)1)- changes and developments - ,ellatlOl1 olin,. (Nrw- ,. or e "'-Nn 01 performances, he Said "ThIs (313) 882-6400 do not factor mto these !he poll"'" In""", Nol,hcellon n",,' be IS a thousand times more F:r\I('n In tlflW Iof (00('(1100 In rhc 101 benchmark figures InwmR ""'" W, "'lUme no r"'PQOSll>tl The next .tep I" to bnng valuable There are stIll If">! of In,. same oflN !he fiN ,n""""" the report to the board of hole'! In the S & P evalua- Tn,. (,mt tIOn but It Ih a much more nol 1o acf' OJ, order educatIOn for evaluatIOn and • (Jrol,.SC POI n«' ~ ac1Wf11S Ir\~ f£'flre' to dISCUSSpo"slble adjust. complete evaluatIOn than ~a'fV("l; h,a\'(' no Jothorl'ty k) l'mwi lhl"i ments In dlstnct operatIOns the several others we have ...... ""'peI' and onl, puhhc ."011 01 an adven,,,,,,,ent 'holll COl1IWule I"'al When asked how he would been Inundated With recent- J(crplance 01 !he ~1Cf \ ord<'< compare the S & P report to ly" May 31,2001 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Search Abandoned baby is taken continues to Bon Secours Hospital By Jim Stlekford "We're happy that the don't what city he found the for statue Staff Writer baby was brought to the hos- child" By Jim Stlckford Bon Secourr, emergency pltal becaur,e we can partlcl- Van Dale r,ald he'r, been Staff Writer room r,tafferr, were surpnsed pate m savmg the hfe of a With the department for 33 Farms pohce have notified when a St ClaIr Shores man chIld," Sulhvan saId "Now yearr, and thl., Ir, the firr,t the FBI as part of the mves- III ~llf> early 20s came m at 3 the baby has the chance to time anythmg like thIS ha., tlgatlOn of the theft of a stat- a m on Wedner,day, May 23, end up m a good home, happened m hlr, memory ue from the War Memonal With a newborn baby that he mstead of a trash bm I The child was kept III Bon garden saId he found by an ATM thmk 'safe haven' IS a good Secourr, for two dayr, before The statue, known as The CIty ot Grosse POlllte law becaur,e It gIve::. people belllg Id"d""J lu th" ,-u" Nude, was discovered mlss- assIstant pubhc safety dlrec- an out, espeCially teenagers tody of Wayne County mg at about 7 a m on tor Denms Van Dale said who are Ill-prepared to Protective ServIces Monday, May 21 It was last officers questIOned the man, become parents People are Zeke Vela of the protective seen the mght before who told them that he found now reahzmg that when semces r,ald the child would Part of an outdoor foun- the baby, a male, next to people get backed mto cor- be placed m foster care He tam, the statue weighs over some trash cans He had ners, babIes end up III trash could not comment beyond 400 pounds Accordmg to the stopped to use an ATM on bms That's why I thInk thIS that because of confidential- pohce report, copper tubmg Mack IS a good law" Ity laws that fed water to the statue "We don't have any ATMs Sulhvan saId the baby Department spokesman was cut Pohce found scrape on Mack m the CIty," saId was brought m wrapped In a Gene Hashhfy said that the marks on the slate tlle Van Dale "Officers took the blanket and was m excellent r,afe haven law apphes to around the fountam, mdI- man up and down Mack to health Van Dale saId that chlldren turned over to a catmg that the statue was see If he could find the place at the time the baby was hospItal or police or fire sta- dragged away where he found the baby He brought to the hospital, he bon born wlthm the preVl- The marks mdlcated that saId he dIdn't recognIze any- was about three hours old ous 72 hours Thor,e recelv- the statue was dragged thIng" The CIty of Grosse Pomte mg the baby are supposed to toward the War Memonal Bon Secours spokes- publIc safety department, get as much of the medIcal parkmg lot DetectIves woman LClgh Sulhvan saId Van Dale saId, IS makmg an hIstory as posr,lble Unless beheve that due to the great that the child IS "very effort to find the mother, but the chIld shoy, s signs of weIght of the statue, more healthy" The hospItal IS not to pumsh her They abuse or neglect, the depart- than one person was treatIng thiS as a "safe would hke to know her med- ment doesn't make an mves- mvolved m Its theft haven" InCIdent Ical hIstory, as reqUIred by tIgatlOn for abandoment "We notified the FBI," saId Safe haven, Sulhvan law, for the baby's sake "The law went Into effect detectIve Rick Good "Their I explamed, refers to recent "She wouldn't be charged at the start of the year," major crIme dlVlslOn has the Statue sto en legIslatIOn that allows chIl- With abandonment by the Hashley said "ThIS IS the' resources to handle thIs If dren to be dropped ofT to CIty of Grosse Pomte," Van first bme thIS has happened the statue IS taken out of the hospItals or other appropn- Dale saId "Any charges that m Wayne County Oakland state or even the country War Memorial employees arrived at work on the ate locatIOns WIth no ques- could be filed would have to C t h h d ~ Somethmg hke thIs IS valu- morning of Monday. May 21, to discover that this tlOns asked The Idea behInd be filed by the CIty where the oun y ,ar, a our cases the law IS to prevent new- baby was abandoned SInce and they re the only other able and hard to hIde easIly statue, known as "The Nude," was stolen sometime So It mIght be taken out of borns from bemg abandoned there are no ATMs on Mack ca~es m the state so far" during the night before. In dangerous locatIOns m the City. we know It was- A parent has 28 days to the state" The theft IS Just one of The piece is worth an estimated $100,000 and was where they mIght dIe Young n't here And smce the man regam custody, saId motherr, often do thIS out of can't pomt out the spot Hashley After that the chIld many III the metro DetrOIt crafted by artist Harriet Whitney Frishmuth. It's area where expensIve been on WarMemorialgrounds since the early 1960& fear where he found the baby, we IS put up for adoptIOn bronze statues have been and weighs about 500 pounds. taken from places lIke the The statue, actually part of a fountain system, had War Memonal or Cranbrook the water piping sawed off and was dragged to a 2000census shows healthy Kmgswood The War Memonal had another vehicle, War Memorial president Mark Weber heavy and exp«;mave statue describes the theft as disheartening to not only the stolen last year But It was War Memorial, but to the community at large. Pointe housing lllarket later found III Lake St ClaIr Another bronze statue was stolen from the War By Brad Lindberg won't cut It anymore" Andrus, who lives m the by the War Memonal's Memorial last year. It was later found in Lake St. Staff Writer Floor plans once consld- commumty, saId the Pomtes shorehne after the lake level The 2000 Census may ered unworkable are now are bUIlt on "14-carat dirt receded Clair. Anyone with information is urged to contact the have confirmed the Grosr,e the nonn We hve m a resort I have to Pollce are stIll mvestlgat- Pomtes' two-decade declme "FIfteen years ago," said pmch myself because I have mg Anyone WIth knowledge Grosse Pointe Farms Public Safety Department at m populatIOn, but housmg Russell, "I couldn't talk any- It really great I hve five should call the Fanns pubhc (313)885-2100. figures were mIxed one mto a first-floor bed- mInutes from everythmg - safety department at (313) Mmlmal changes m the room Now there's a need" work, schools, boat and 885-2100 number Df dwel1y)g\l, dIdn't Andrus estrmated there is club" surpnse 1'oca! -real - estate $50 mIllIon m ney, con,bt.ruc- He called It ,hvmg th~ Dogs roust geese along lake experts '\vho recognize the tIon takmg place m the com- "five-rtllnute lIfestyle" . Pomtes are landlocked and mumty Because the commumty and chased him over the By Brad Lindberg marketmg department near the saturatIOn POInt "But It's tucked away," he has Virtually no room to estate's fence, accordmg to Staff Writer At OSIUS Park m the "We are a mature commu said "It's In 25 locatIOns expand, yet remam" attrac- Shores, recreatIOn dIrector Fltzpatnck Two dogs are plaYIng cat mty," SaId Brandon Rogers, throughout the Pomtes, tlVe to what Rogers called a JIm Cooke IS one of Kalya's "ThIS IS hIS turf," she and mouse WIth geese along a cIty planmng consultant from Wmdmlll Pomte to "young new breed" of faml- bIggest fans added "He protects It well " the Grosse Pomte shorelme who counts the City and north of the Grosse POInte !les bIddIng for space In the "She's unbehevably On the other hand, Kmya Kalya, a female border ~arms among hIS chents Yacht Club" area, flsmg property values fnendly," he said, "hke a loves ammals Lmdsay's collic miX, has Jomed the There IS so httle vacant Th t d t d t have prOVIded reSIdents baby" Better yet, "The geese rabbIts play at her paws " e ren IS expec e 0 battle agamst feathered fo~s land left t some temptmg optIOns see her commg and take off " Kalya wrestles Patches, her whose droppmgs turn park- "Th ere '<'s a lew parce Is ou t con"Emue 11 th d "Values have doubled In Flocks of geese have best fnend among the famI- " ld d specla y WI a revive land mto mmefields there, added bUI er an D t t" d R II "A five years" saId Andrus Up Kmya's patrols of mumCI- become a problem on open ly cats Farms reSident Richard e rOl, sal usr,e s ' property along the Shmer kept m shape last more executives and support and commg property owners pal parks m Grosse Pomte Russe Il owner 0f Russe II Woods and Shores comes a lakeshore wmter through exercise and Homes: "but they're not staff work downtown, some can use theIr mcrear,ed equi- year after Shmer, a male Bock saId, "They poop smart eatmg Kalya IS a nat- avaIlable" of those people WIll start ty to buy larger homes purebred border collIe, every eIght mmutes and ural She somehow turns The recent 10-vear census lookmg to hve m the Grosse "We call It chummg: he - Pomtes" d estabhshed a no goose zone leave behmd 1 5-to-2 pounds French fnes mto sohd mus- showed npplmg changes m sal dally MultIply that by 100 at the 87-acre Edsel & cle the number of Grosse POInte birds" Eleanor Ford Estate The "She loves vegetable soup dwelhngs SInce 1990, the "It's dlsgustmg," sneered estate IS adjacent to the omons, green peppers, figures have changed only Woods 55-acre Lake Front Wamack everythmg," saId Lmdsay, a shghtly, III most cases well Park "BIg-tIme messy," agreed Jumor at North HIgh under 1 percent up or down @ The dogs try to herd, not Jack Boney, a Woods reSI- Yet the local bUIldIng mdus- dent who docks hiS boat at Both dogs are tough hurt, the geese Blrd-chas- try IS on a roll mg IS a byproduct of the col- Lake Front Park Shmer bounced back thIS Older homes are eIther CONCORD. fl ..... Q luxury hes' herdmg mstmct Wamack saId, "Withm a spnng after steppmg on a bemg renovated or razed to Last summer, flocks of week of Kalya startmg, the Hawthorne needle make way for larger geese Shiller shooed from numbers (of geese) "He was a wonderful dwelhngs that meet modem the Ford estate found hfe decreased tremendously patIent, not a whImper," hfestyles Rogers called It a eaSIer next door at the The geese know she's gomg said Dr John Brewster of "replacement phenomena" to be there and don't land W00ds' park the Harper Wood'l He saId, "Today, when anymore" "We were domg OK takmg Veterlllary HospItal someone bUIlds a home, they care of the goose problem," Kalya and Shmer have Brewster said treatmg want a three-car attached saId Ted BIdlgare, the the same Job, but don't Shmer was hke 'pullmg a garage, four bedrooms, mul- Woods city admlmstrator expect puppy love ASIde tiple lavatones, a big famIly thorn from a hon's paw" Then Shmer showed up from geese, the 3-year-old room and computer room" Kalya runs effortles'Ily next door "More and more of dogs have httle m common Douglas Andrus, broker- these creatures started com- Like a flIp-flopped versIOn beSide the family car at 15 owner of the PrudentIal mg onto our property That of "Lady and the Tramp: mph Grosse Pomte Real Estate was caused, obVIOusly, by Shiller IS a blue-blood born "Her top speed IS 23 mph," Company, said, "A lot of (Shiller)," SaId BldIgare and tramed at a renowned saId Bock "Kalya's only home'l bUIlt way back are "I'm chasmg them back (to kennel III VlrgIma Kalya IS fault I" she's too fnendly functIOnally obsolete FIve a kmdhearted waIf, part the estate): Joked Barton She wants to be petted" bedrooms and one bath Bock of the Woods, whose border colhe WIth a touch of daughter adopted Kalya husky She was plucked off Bock often takes the bog on the street at two months rounds and cleaned of ear mItes by GOO'le patrol'l take place Lllldsay Bock, 17, whose at Irregular mtervals three pet rabbIts, two cat'l "If you come every day at and turtles are eVldence she the same time, the geese wants to become a veten- catch on," 'laId Melissa nanan Warnack, the Wood'l recre- Shiller hves III a cU'ltom atIOn supervIsor "The geese dog hou'le amId the Thdor have gotten to know grandeur of the hl'ltonc Barton''1 car When he pulls Ford e'ltate Kalya IS one of up, they '1tart '1quawkmg " many orphaned ammals At the Ford House, geese Lmd'lay has brought home are gettmg WIse to her parents In Grosse "They creep out later m POlllte Wood'l the day when they thlllk Shmer IS terntonal A Shmer's not gomg to be claIm-Jumpmg German around," 'laid Ann '1hepherd got the message Fltzpatnck, of thE' e'ltate's when Shmer "barreled out" May 31,2001 Grosse Pointe News 4A News HW woman finds baseball stitched through her life history

By Darren Donaldson he could play ball and the Staff Wnter answer was always, "If you When you look for a com- take Helen With you" mon thread that runs That first year she went through the hfe of a 77-year- With her brother she was old woman, you might thmk relegated to foul ball and of tradItIOnal grandmother- bat duty until they came up ly pur"Ult" hke galdenIng, one boy short They stuck seWIng or bakIng, ;,eldom "Helchan (polIsh for Helen) \'iould ba;,eball come to out In right field By the mInd But that 1;' the one next year they were fightmg thmg that ha'> been with over her to be on theIr H('l('n "t('fT('~ frnm hf'r parlv team~ "hlldhood up to and mclud- Mo;,t of Fllarskl's lIfe fol- Ing her present hfe lowed along thiS same lIne Born In 1924, Helen of fightIng agaInst the SOCial Fllarskl was the middle norms that kept gIrls from child of ;,cven She grew up participatIng In athletics dunng the depreSSIOn on While In grade school, the east Side of Detroit lunchtIme and recess would With her mother dOIng her find the other girls strollIng Photo from Helen Swffe.' person.l Rockford Peaches heads much of the game, she field- dragged along to anythIng her "My mother would didn't curtail her love of soon after arriVIng, $65 a "We would be trymg to ed her pOSitIOn flawlessly her brother wanted to do never let me play either," baseball week She also qUIckly walk. around With charley and rung up the most He would ask his mom If she told Fllarskl "We worked from 6 a m found out that the talent horses and tWisted ankles, aSSIsts for the day as South until 2 30 P m at Bnggs for level had taken a huge Jump made up lIke clowns," she Bend tested the Injured 59 cents an hour," she said from that at Mack Park said "You had to participate Infielder After the one-run "Right after work I would "Those were the best If you wanted to stay Plenty Win, she went back to the play m a umon game, at 6 baseball players I had ever of girls were sent home for hospital p m I would play m a CYO seen," she SaId "I kept won. not gomg along With It " She tells the story With a game for Holy Name Then I dermg, 'what am I domg But the league wasn't Just sparkle m her eye and the would take a street car to here?'" about dresses and makeup conclusIon of "I'd do It all Mack Park for a 7 30 game "A League of TheIr Own,n While the players did wear over agaIn If I had the followed by a drIve to a mOVIe portraymg lIfe In skIrts With shorts under- chance" Wyandotte for a 9 p m the AlI.Amencan GIrls neath on the field, the base- She spent five years In the game" Baseball League, brought ball was real and hard- league whIch mcluded Carol Shea She would get home and some much deserved atten- nosed sprIng traInIng In Cuba, crash m bed only to start tion to the women who kept Dunng her first year, barnstormmg across the the day agam at 4 a m the game alIve whIle boys Filarski was part of a cham- Midwest, long bus tnps pIOnshlp team, but she paId from Muskegon to Peona a ".,...... ,."""..,..,. .. » .... • Me •• ,.,._ Dunng tfis time, rumors were at war a pnce In the second game dISCUSSIOn WIth Joe were CirculatIng that a pro- "There were some thIngs of the five-game senes she DimaggiO and YOgI Berra feSSIOnal baseball league for that were very accurate but was taken out at third base She remembers It as the girls was bemg formed other SItuations we laughed by a "bIg CanadIan" who left most fun time of her lIfe Rumors became realIty at," she said "Some of those MacKethan Computer Coos~ her unconscIOUS, mlssmg In 1951, she marned when scouts showed up at a guls talked back to the two teeth and With a severe- Donald Steffes and moved to natIOnal womens' tourna- managers In the film We Consuillng. Tnllnl ng-Nelworking ly lacerated tongue She GratIOt TownshIp which ment bemg held In DetrOIt would have been on a traIn spent the next few days In a later that year was mcorpo- Support-Inslallaliolls m 1943 They InVIted sever- back home m a second If we hospital and m a daze rated as Harper Woods She For lhe home al girls, includIng FIlarskl, dId that" The team preSIdent came remembers the first two to Chicago's Wngley Field The league's emphaSIS on (313) 640-0113 to see her and told her that votes gOIng down to defeat for a tryout haVlng pnstme, well-man- www MacKelhanConsultlllg com Bill AllIngton, Rockford's b~fore the slIght margin of She and her fnends were nered, elegantly dressed Plllhp@MacKelhanConsultmg com manager, wanted her m VictOry was gamed that fall very eXCItedby the prospect, women representmg them She had SIXchIldren over the next 10 years, which have In turn given her 16 grandchildren and three City of ~rn55.e Jninb ~nnb5, Michigan great-grandchtldren WhIle NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihal the Cuy CouncIl adopted marnage changed her from a profeSSIOnal baseball play- the follOWingordmances at Its meeting held on Monday. May er to Wife and mother, her 21,2001 The Ordmances are avaIlable for pubhc mspecllon at passIOn for baseball lIved the MUDlclpalBUIlding,20025 Mack Plaza, between 8 30 a m on and 5 00 pm., Monday through Friday She spent tIme coachmg softball for the Harper • All Ordinance to Amend Chapter 98, Zoning, Woods Recreation Article III, R-I One Family Residential District, Department and at St Section 98.73, of the 1997 City Code of the City Peter's school She IS also In of Grosse Pointe Woods entitled "Lot and her 30th year as coach of a Building Regulations Generally" by adding a womens' softball team made up of girls she has crossed sub-paragraph (I) paths With over the years "I got a team out In Mount • An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 98, Zoning, Clemens," she says With an Article I, "in general", Section 98-1, definitions unmIstakable competitIve by deleting "Building Height Requirements" spmt still very much alIve illustration page of the 1997 City Code of the "'They're stIll undefeated" City of Grosse Pointe Woods "Most of our players are In theIr 40s and 50s," she said. • An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 98, Zoning, "When we get on the field Article I, "in general", Section 98-1, definitions these younger teams com- by adding "Impervious Surface" of the 1997 City plain about haVlng to play Code of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods 'those old ladles' By the third or fourth Inmng they're crymg that we are • A" Ordinance to Amend Chapter 98, Zoning, too good to be m the league," Article I, "in general", Section 98.1, Height of ~he ~mlle" deVllIshly as she Building definition, of the 1997 City Code of the tells the story City of Grosse Pointe Woods She lost her husband m 1992, but IS stIll surrounded • An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 98, Zoning, by her chIldren and theIr Article Ill, "R-I One Family Residential famIlies District", Section 98-73(F), Lot & Building She recently rode tn a con- Regulations generally, "Schedule of vertible as a local celebnty Regulations", of the 1997 City Code of the City In the Harper Woods' 50th anmversary parade She of Grosse Pointe Woods also caught the fir"t pitch of the lIttle league thl'> year, • An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 98, Zoning, thrown by former Harper Article II, "District Regulations", adding Section Wood!>mayor James Van Dyke 98-54, entitled "Residential Building Heights" of Steffes mIght have Gratiot Avenue the 1997 City Code of the City of Grosse Pointe south of 24 Mile thrown out the first pitch north of 14 Mile Woods herself If she hadn't torn her 810.791.1200 810-739-8700 rotator cuff shOWing a group '""1l.,;;., ~~ Louise S. Warnke, of girls how to get the ball over to first base - when Mon-Fn 7 30 1m 5 00 pm, Thun 1117'C1Opm, s.t 7.30 1m noon G PN 05/31/01 Clly Clerk CIoNd SundlyilO 00' employHllT\IV 00 10churcll Ind epend lilt

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hiS farm to a young couple who had come to work for hIm One man's In hiS detaded account of hIS gover- norshIp, Andersen recounted many sto- nes ot how he bought to help pubhc ven- reach: Elmer tures III the state as well as cltlzenb who had personal troubles Andersen Opinion H also hsted hIS many actIVItIes. whl~h took up two pages of the book's By Wilbur Elston appendIX, and another collectIOn of hon- lmer Andel sen has Just wrItten receIved from Mmne!:tota and ond term, he lost a questIOnable four- sentence and use a phrase from It In hiS a wonderful book about hIS ~~~lOnal orgamzatlOIls added more than years of expeflence 10 month recount book wrItten when he was 91 another page E MIchIgan and Mmnesota bUSI- That dIdn't detE'r hIm, however He Andersen also became a farm owner nesses, pohtlCS and pubhshmg started assembhng a cham of small when hIS Wife's parents, Mr and Mrs Lookmg to the future, Andersen held He IS a natIve of ChIcago but grew up newspapers 10 M1Onesota and at last Johnson d~clded to sell theIr farm on out high hopes for Mmnesota and the and attended Jumor college 10 count had accumulated 29, chiefly 10 Deer Lake near St CroIx Falls, Wlb , to Umted States, declarmg, however, "We Muskegon before landmg a Job wIth a the mIddle of the state and In northern be nearer to theIr chlldren m the TWin need to mculcate m more mdlvlduals a small manufacturer of glue adhesIves Mmnesota. CitIes The Andersens had been one of sense of deSIre and obhgatlOn to playa That wa::. t.h~ l>~gll1lUng uf a ll:ll1alk- From hlb begmmngs, Alll.lerbtm had Llu~~ dulJI.:n t.v v"n a summer cott::>gE' I ul~ llJ gu, vrnment " able busmess, pubhshmg and pohtlcal shown a sharp 10terest m educatlOn at bUIlt on the lake by the Johnson famIly He closed With an expressIOn of confi- career for the ChIcago native He all levels He graduated With the first However, the Johnsons dId not want dence that "the century WIll bnng glofl- became an orphan at an early age when class to complete Its work at Muskegon theIr farm property to be sold, but they OUb examples of the triumph of the hIS father left the family and hIS moth- Jumor College were happy to sell It to Andersen for human spmt m poetry, art, archItec- er dIed when Elmer stIll was only 15 Andersen was captIvated by one of his what they had paid for It years earher ture mUSIC and ldeas of governance" She had washed clothIng for a hvmg teachers, who taught Enghsh htera- So Andersen became the owner of a 40- And'then added hIS behef, "If we aim to when the chIldren were small ture, and mtroduced Andersen to a acre farm and It was the start of a 35- release and encourage the creatIve pOW- Andersen converted a small adheSives famous hne from Robert Browmng's year ownershIp of a daIry farm ers of the people, great thmgs are POSSI- company, H B Fuller, into a world poem, "Andres del Sarto" "A man's As Andersen dId WIth other busmess- ble ,. leader With plants scattered around the reach should exceed hlS grasp, or what's es, he was always mterested m expand- As I sald at the begmnmg, thiS IS a Umted States and WIth another 10 or so a heaven for?" mg and mcreasmg hIS mcome from the fine book by a fine man whICh should m Europe That hne stayed WIth Andersen all hiS farm Over the years, he had acqUIred offer encouragement to everyone who But he also became a M1Onesota life, and he used part oflt in hiS autobI- more and more acres, and more farm reads lt about the ultImate future of the leader m POhtlcs and was elected gover- ography titled "A Man's Reach." It was problems But finally, as he grew older, MIdwest and the Umted StatE's nor of the state When he sought a sec- typIcal of Andersen to remember that the load became too heavy and he sold

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PRODUCTION DISPLAY ADVERTlSIIIIG EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED (313)882-6900 1313)88H090 Robert G. Edgar (313) 882 3500 (313) 88HJ294 Barbara Yazbeck Vetnac'ke Ken Schop, Pubhsher John Mtnms Petpr J Blrknrr, AdHrtl~ll1b i\hn\lht:'"f MarB,e R.ons SmIth, Manager ProductlOn Mallag-:-r Editor and General Kim M Ma(:key, ASSistantto the ASSIStant EdItor/Feature EdItor Fran V.lardo AdvertlsLng Mml~lr Greg BarlOSlfWICZ Robert B. Edgar Manager DaVid Hughes Chu,k Klonk., Sports Editor AsSLstant Manager Lmdsay J Kar 'uburbJrl 'to ..spapt.rs,( I Am~r J Gros~ Point~ N~ws "Kercheval Ave Diane Morelli Edttonill ASsI~tant M1tngo I Admmlstrl.ltor Gf'OSSoe"POinte hems. MI 482J6 Julie R Sulton J.nd '~tB n,l Vol. 62, No. 23, May 31, 2001, Page 6A Brlty Brosseau Proofrt.adu CIRCULATION .. m,) >43 5578 Alhutl ..mg f\t;'pre~ntlhH 1313) ,-11..5575 'u~.)t3pt'r A,. .. <.( ..... Jtl n

Jeffords was never a Republican WN1 VO you By Doug Patton the other hand, beheved m a strong ME1lIl'1 '1 en James Jeffords of the natIOnal government c~~y People's Repubhc of Vermont When the Whig Party vactllated OD the i'AT \T "('00. has offiCIally changed hIS Issue of slavery m the 1850s, the Repubhcan Party was born takmg a stand S party label and gone home on that very Issue TheIr first preSIdential poutmg, as the catchy questIOn IS candidate, Abraham Lmcoln, was elected thrown around Washmgton, "Who lost m 1860 Lmcoln knew why he was a Jeffords?" Repubhcan, and he beheved m the pnncl- Who cares? Good nddance pIes laId down 10 the party platform I know Jeffords' announcement last FDR was a dled-m-the-wool Democrat, week that he would sWItch lus party affil- and he knew why He beheved 10 bIg gov- IatIon from Repubhcan to Independent ernment With all hIS heart, and he and hIS (read "Soclahst"), has sent the Repubhcan party took the natIOn down a traIl of leadershIp mto apoplectIc fits - and soclal1sm from wluch It IS yet to recover nghtfully so After all, we're talkmg about LBJ, of course, Idohzed FDR and bUilt hIS a gIgantic ;,hlft m control of the U S Great Society on the shaky, leftIst founda- Senate The count WIll now be 50-49-1, bon of the New Deal thereby puttmg the Democrats back m the Ronald Reagan probably knew what he dnver's ;,eat for the first time m SIX years beheved more than any preSIdent smce Control of the ForeIgn RelatlOns Lmcoln He was so smgle-mmded of pur- CommIttee WIll go from Jesse Helms to pose that he not only bUIlt an economIc Joe Blden The JudICiary Committee legacy of prospenty for hIS successors to chaIrmanshIp Will pass from Onn Hatch enJoy, he brought down the old SOVIet to Patnck Leahy (another Vermont lefty) EmpIre And the thought of Ted Kennedy chamng Along the way, there have been great .. anythmg makes my skm crawl as much as and small members of Congress The great the next patnotlc Arnencan ones knew what they beheved and fought Address comments to cartoonist Phil Hands at [email protected] A gleeful Tom Daschle, the hkely maJor- for those Ideals The small ones hId behmd Ity leader, could hardly contam lumself a label of "moderate" and purported to fol- There IS no doubt that Jeffords' defectIOn low the middle ground and to speak for the IS slgmficant Arnencan people Letters James Jeffords was never a Repubbcan J ames Jeffords IS one of the small ones Accordmg to the GOP platform, He IS a hberal ma"queradmg as a "moder- some deservmg young peo- ture Repubhcans beheve m smaller govern- ate" In hIS world, comprOIUlse IS accom- Thanks ple to get a better start m Barbara Drader ment, lower taxes, more personal account- phshed not through the clash of great and for years the world Grosse Pointe Woods abIlity, tramtlOnal marnage mvolvmg one strongly held Ideas from each SIde of the 1 could not begm to man and one woman, and the sanctity of pohtlcal spectrum, but rather by pretend- remember and hst all the human bfe Jeffords beheves m none of of success mg that every Idea has equal vahdlty and To the Editor: names that represent the these He IS a member of a small group of Choose chartmg a course on the middle ground To the Grosse Pomte volunteers who made thIS northeastern dmosaurs m the U S Senate What we need m Amenca are two dls- Commumty ~ale pOSSIble But you are all to honor - Colhns and Snowe of Mame, Chaffee of tmct and opposmg partIes WIth names Thank you for another suc- remembered m my prayers To the Editor: Rhode Island, Specter of Pennsylvama - that actually reflect the behefs of the par- cessful Grosse Pomte North (Thank you for puttmg up Each year both the CIty of who grew up thmkmg of Nelson tIes Rather than the Repubhcan and Flower Sale WIth me all these years) Grosse Pomte Woods and Rockefeller a;, theIr pobtlcal hero Democrat partIes, why not label them I have been honored to be A ~peclal thank you to the the Grosse Pomte War Jeffords IS not even a moderate, as the Conservative and LIberal (or perhaps of serVIce to the Grosse Grosse Pomte North staff Memonal sponsor excellent pres::. loves to call him Anyone who thmks "Soclahst," to be more accurate)? The cn- Pomte North Parent Club as for all your support and and movmg Memonal Day otheTWlse need only look at hIS votmg tena for membershIp m each would be one of the chairpersons of help Thank you to The semces hononng our veter- record From taxes to abortIOn to gun con- allegtance to the party platform of the the flower sale for 10 years Parnsh FamIly Farm for an;, trol, he IS a hberal through and through party of one's chOIce now Maureen Leehr send~ thell 'vonderful and always Unfortunately, thay ''U'' HIS shameless pandenng to hiS hberal It has been saId that If the Repubhcan her gratltude to all of those dltTerent flowers, the Thlbo tradltlonallv held on the ba~e - Vermont, the land of avowed Party deserts ItS core behefs It WIll follow who have asked about her Greenhouses and, new thiS same day a-nd at the same ~oc13h~t Rep Bernie Sanders and the only ItS predecessor, the Whigs, mto the dust- and sent their prayers and year, WIld BIrds Unhmlted startmg tlme And as a ~tate, ;'0 far, to legahze same-sex marnage bm of hiStory The defectIOn of James good WIshes thiS year You make us look good every result, the reSIdents of the - reached ItS zemth two years ago when Jeffords, though temporanly pamful for Over time we have tned to year Pomtes who Wish to support Jefford~ Jomed the Democrats m turnmg a those m power, could be the begtnnmg of a make the sale better and For anyone mterested I do both ceremomes have to bhnd eye to BIll Chnton's felomes and vot- punficatIOn process that WIll save the more mVltmg and, of course, have a few, all nght more pIck between whIch of the mg to acqUIt him of all charges In the Repubhcan Party more profitable! I hope you than a few, flats of flower" m two programs to attend Impeachment tnal Doug Patton /.S.a freelance colummst have approved of our etTorts my backyard that I sttll PartiCIpatIOn and atten- The Foundmg Fathers had good reasons who has served as a speechwrzter and pol I wa" very happy and have to sell You can call for dance at pach IS therefore for theIr party affihatlon The party of ICy adv/.Ser to federal, state and local can- proud that the flower sale more mformatlOn about affected adver~ely JptTerson was the party of states' nghts, dukJ.tes and elected of(zaals HlS work can could also prOVIde a venue to extra flower~, donatIOns to For all the hard work, WIth hmlted federal power Madison, on be Viewed weekly at www GOPUSA com pubhclze the "Bone Marrow help JAKE, or the Home and dedtcatton and co~t that go Registry of Jake" thIS year Garden Tour at (313) 886- mto the plannmg of each of It was mcredlble how many 6874 thE'''e programs, wouldn't Grosse Pointe News deadlines people came and regtstered After 10 years of chatrtng our veteran" ae; well as our Retail Adverti<;ing - (313) 882-3500 that weekend the flower sale (wtth the re~ldents be better served If help of so many other" I, I am we etther combme the pro- Your Home - Noon Fnday Thank you to all of you "teppmg down and handmg gram" or hold them sepa- realurc, 'iport,> ,>ecllon,>- 1010 a m Monday who took the time and extended yourself to hI" over the rem" to a new and rately on dltTerent dates or Main Nc\\., .,edlon - 5 pm Monday famIly and registered for wonderful group of ladle~ at lpa.,t at dIfferent ~tartmg Cla'>."lfied Adverti<;ing - (313) 882-6900 thiS great cause who Will keep the tradition tIme" on Memonal Day? Your Home (picture.,. logo'> and border ad<;) - noon Monday, Word ad., - 4 I am mo~t proud of the of excpllence allvp and the In conductmg these two pm Monday <;cholar~hlps that thiS and number of "cholarshlp~ wry worthwhile ceremomes (,eneral Cla"lfied<; - Noon flle<;day the other fund raIsers, such gro .....mg concurrpntly they have Onp la"t thank you to all Gro<;<,ePomte News Editorial - (313) 882-0294 a" the upcomm~ Gro,,<;e untntenttonally but regret- of you who havp hplppd With reillun.'" - 1 pm rnday (l-hurl-h health. entertalnmenl, chantable event'>. metro Pomte North Parent Club fully becomp competitIve m Home and Garden Tour on your prayer<; and good wl"h- naturp And wherea~ compe- (..alendar. ,1Odfamily fealure<;) Sunday, June 3. have pro- p, and tIme whenever I tltton 1'\ genl'rally a good <.,port., - Noon Tue<;(Jay (<;pace permlllmg) VIded to the young men and mentIOned a fTlPnd, or a thmg m thp economic world, MalO Newe; - 1 pm Monday new'>, e;choole;, autoc;,bll<;lne<;<;,<;COIor<;,and Ieltef<; women of Grosse Pomte cau'\e, m need 1 will alwaye; It "PTVP" no USE'ful purpose ooltllanc<; (vl'>ltatlon!<>ervlce<;not pendlOg). 10 a m TlIe'iday oollllanc, (VI,>lt- North HIgh School We hope remember all of you a" 1 whpn It come" to paymg dwm!'>ervKe<; pending) we have made It pOSSIble for move on to the next adven- Call (313) 882.6900, in advance for holidav deadlines See LETTER..~,page SA I Among one of the tidbits In addition to mostly MagazIne and RosIe, as In on the lIst IS "bemg a mar- medIOcre features wntten the stand-up comIc gone talk tyr," but turn to page 150 by freelancers, O'Donnell Vanity show host RO;,le O'Donnell and find "Dumped an eIght- and Wmfrey took theIr stabs I'm not a talk show buff step approach to pulhng at self-mdulgent stones and I'm busy crankIng out my celebnty mtervlews faire own copy when tho;,e shows yourself together" By step Marguhes and O'Donnell are on, but 1 was kInd of eight, author Pam Houston Ah' A three-day weekend I actually mtervlewed each mystIfied by the spm these whmes "My therapist IS A chance to do somethIng [ other about why they don't get to do often-kick women (or theIr marketIng travebng to South Amenca agents) put on the usual thIS month Sometimes I cry walked away from "E R" • back, relax and do some and "The Rosie O'Donnell recreatIOnal readIng women's magazme tOPICS for long penods Last week Show" Wmfrey dIrected an OK, thiS past Memonal beauty, decoratmg, fashIOn, I went on my first date smce Day weekend wasn't qUite advIce ,"olumns and feature was told she needed to have mSlde Randy left and the man unbehevably lUCid Q&A like that 1 cleaned house, stones a new picture of herself for ROSie covers a smattenng lIked me so bttle that by Wlth Muhammad Ah Not surpnsmgly, neIther Arghl No wonder why I wrote most of my stones, her letter page every month of tOpiCS while 0 ties the 9 30 I was back m my car magaZIne had any stones on don't watch those talk played a VICIOUS,four-hour "I would rather have a artIcles mto a theme, lettmg dIets O'Donnell's magaZIne dnvmg home" shows At least I know for game of Monopoly Wlth my root canal than Sit through a go, With lots of esotenc anec- dId have an It';,-OK-to-be-fat Maybe Houston should sure that I don't want to boys, took them to see "Pearl photo shoot," claimed dotes thrown around the story on full-figure super- check out some of Wmfrey's cook, shop, decorate or do Harbor" (If you lIked magazme m the same way a model Emme Aronson and O'Donnell new-agey words of WIsdom my beauty regImen like "T1tamc," you'll love It) and O'Donnell must lIke VISlt- O'Dunncll made a reference l2-<;tepper Will tack Post-It In thc 0 Junp calf'ndflr O'Dunnell or Wmfrey checked out the garage ;,ale mg the dentist There are 10 to dIetIng In her letter to her notes around the house to June 1: "The art of lIfe I wonder when RICkl Lake m the Village We even got photos of her m the maga- reader;, remmd herself to thmk mce bes m a constant readJust- and Jenny Jones Wlll put out m the obhgatory hot dog zme, !Dcludmg one of her "I ;,tarted WeIght thmgs about herself One a magazme? They could barbecue I dId, however, get trymg to horn m on the spot- ment to our surround- Watchers yesterday," wrote lettmg go-related ;,mppet cover trash-to-flash to squeeze that recreatIOnal lIght of actress Juhanna mgs "-Okakura Ka7uko, O'Donnell "I am countmg makeovers and dispense readmg mto my busy sched- Margultes on the cover reads "What pet attach- Japanese art cntIc POInts By the tIme you read adVlce to women who found ule Oprah Winfrey has never ments are you ready to Or Houston could take thlh, 1 wIll be eIther at my out theIr boyfnends have I had rules for thiS exer- been one to shy away from release? Imagme how much adVice from ROSIe's calendar goal weight or severely been weanng their clothes cise It couldn't be research the spothght As she does hghter you'd feel If you June 8: Play hopscotch Now that's what I would call It couldn't be academiC It depressed" every month, Wmfrey takes could Hf're's a few we're In her letter, O'Donnell front and center on the cover WIth real scotch fun and fnvolous! had to be fun and fnvolous I and In SIX other photos hopmg to see the last of " picked a -The Oprah also bemoaned the fact she

Grosse Point~ N~ws The Op-Ed Page May 31, 2001, Page 7A .. _f~i by Ben Burns Memorial's renewed com- won't be a dry eye 10 the Lest we forget mitment to never forget the house The mournful notes of POWs and MIAs from The event Wlll follow a "Taps" echoed out over Lake Vietnam, accordmg to John memonal service for Jim St Clror on Monday as more C Ladendorf, chalnnan of Bayes Jr at St. Paul's gym, than 600 reSidents gathered the War Memonal 157 Lake Shore, Grosse behmd the Grosse POInte ASSOCiation Pomte Fanns, at 10 am War Memonal, thiS area's In addItIOn, a POWfMlA The sweetheart m that 1911 tune that became the umque mstl- flag has been hung and a most popular college frater- tutlon table for one wIll be set at mty song m mstory was a deSigned to the annual Veterans' Day symbol for the spmtual honor those breakfast to keep the memo- mgredlent m fraternal who died, nes of those mlssmg ahve, brotherhood, accordmg to were wound- Ladendorf srod ',AH ... A PI2..EVIEW OF MY G~DUALION FROlv' ur;!OSSt=: ft>INTE DoGS the lynClst, Byron D Stokes ed or served Traffic rolled on along OBEDlEONCE. SCHOOL P~!" The reactIOn of Bayes' fra- In our armed Lake Shore dunng services terruty and soronty fnends forces to pro- Joggers unaware of the Visit the Grosse Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs.keenspace.com when they learned last tect our events unfoldmg on the natIon's free- Ben Burns Alger House back lawn November that he had ter- mmal bram cancer was hv- dams tolled along the Sidewalks A lake freighter saIled Vendors got ready for Grosse mg proof of that spmt War and Memorial Day Bayes was forced to move atomIC bomb, the sacnfice south m the sun as two Jets Pomte's Greatest Garage A Grosse Pomte land- from the Michigan Air Sale m Jacobson's garage, mto the Evergreen Health of hundreds of thousands of and LIVlng Center m mark IS the War Memonal Japanese cIVlhans prevent- NatIonal Guard 127th Wmg men fished from boats on The vaned and wonderful at Selfndge Air NatIOnal the lake and a helicopter Beverly Hlns, a nursmg ed the deaths of mIllIons, home He was Just down the events that take place With- mcludmg millIons of our Guard Base m Mount clattered by Those folks missed a spe- hall from hiS mother, In Its walls rarely conjure own soldIers So Hlro"hlma Clemens thundered over- Cial moment, a speCial Virgmla Knslkos Bayes up the subject of war, let and Nagasaki were exam- head chance to recognIze what we Led by Bayes' SIster, alone the suffenng and dev- ples, however horrendous, There were toddlers and have m these commuDltIes Wendy Bayes Hart, and astatIOn that mvanably of "the greatest good for youths who scrambled to accompany the reahty of by the lake And they missed childhood and college the greatest number" pIck up shell casmgs from war It IS a memonal and the nfle salute by the St a chance to pay tnbute to fnends lIke Ed Wells and PreSident Harry Truman Shelly Gillette Kmg, the memonals remmd us to took responSIbIlity for the Clan Shores VFW Bruce the ordmary cItizens who 109 secret meetmgs group went mto actIOn to remember deCISIon and never doubted Post 1146 RItual Fmng made It so The problem was that the Perhaps next year they guarantee that mother and I remember the afternoon the rectItude of It As he fre- Teams, and there were old- Amencan people were stIli Wlll take tIme out to thank son would be near each of Dec 7, 1941 I was 10 A quently saId, "The buck sters there to remember the bunch of us kIds Just got IsolatlODIst and anti-war 161 men from the Pomtes the veteran men and women other m hiS final days due to our expenence m the stops here" They raised almost back from the DeLuxe the- When I was m HIroshIma who died m World War II, for the opporturuty to have first World War Anti-war $30,000 to help make Bayes' ater 10 the Bronx, where on and went through the the Korean War, the such busy hves on Memonal resIstance had to somehow a Sunday matmee we saw a museum, the Images were Vietnam War or m menton- Day and every day final months comfortable be overcome The attack on double-feature, a senal, car- hornfymg How could we ous semce They made an appeal for Pearl Harbor enabled us to toons and the news - four- have done such a thmg? With the average World Chnstmas cards which drew enter the war agamst HItler Friends Forever plus hours of entertainment Infernos and devastatIOn War II veteran m hiS 70s or between 500 and 1,000 cards for 10 cents When I got and Mussohm, and now 80s, It IS hard to acknowl- If they smg the hauntmg are the mevltable conse- reframs of "The Sweetheart from high school classmates home, I saw huddled groups Hlrohlto quence of war Recent edge that Vietnam War IS Roosevelt called It "A Day of Sigma Chi" late Fnday m Grosse POInte, college of adults With long faces footage of the mferno of the ancient history to the stu- ofInfamy," and ChurchIll morDlng at the Grosse crowded around the radIO, battleship Anzona, now a dents m high school today It See FYI, page SA declared that Japan had Pomte Yacht Club, there which gave me an omInOU;, Pearl Harbor War IS harder still to hear statIs- awakened a sleepmg gIant feehng They solemnly Memonal, shows that many tics repeated that World Sure enough, Japan gamed related the ternble news - of our navy men pen shed m War II men and women vet- a temporary naval advan- we were at war Pearl the mferno of the Japanese erans are dymg at the rate Harbor? Hawall? Japan? 1 tage m smkmg so many of of 1,000 a day our battleships moored dttack GRADUATE TO A ROLEX. thought the danger was I realIzed once agam, Scott Moore, a student defenselessly m Pearl only from Europe - HItler remembered once agam, at Our Lady Star of the Sea SHOW YOUR SPECIAL GRADUATE Harbor After other and Mussohm that there would not have School, set the Memonal Japanese naval vlctones, It WhIle we were busy aId- been a Hiroshima and Day scene when he told the HOW PROUD YOU ARE. seemed that they would mg England WIth lend- Nagasaki had there not crowd that you can't tell a actually \Vln the PaCIfic lease, on the other Side of been Pearl Harbor veteran by lookmg at them War, leaVlng our west coast the world the U S wa~ And thInkmg back fur- It might be your neighbor vulnerable to attack helpmg China and Burma ther, there would not have rakmg leaves It might be Fortunately, our VlctOry m their defense agaInst the been a fire-bombmg of the pollee woman patrollmg m MIdway turned the Japanese Invaders Just as Dresden, had there not her beat It might be the table<; and gave us the Hitler thought to conquer been a London BlItz There n'.lrse m a local hospItal advantage, but many lIves 'i' Europe, Japan was seekIng would not have been the The veterans are "ordI- would be lost takmg back ROLEX to conquer ASIa total destructIOn of Berhn nary human bemgs who key Islands m the PaCIfic, Our efforts to contam the had there not been sieges of paid an extraordmary pnce such as Guam and Iwo Japanese expan<;lon melud- Lenmgrad and StalIn grad that we mIght be free," ,Jlma, not to mentIOn the ed blockmg theIr .,upphe<; of More recentlY, there Moore said He CIted the sta- Phlhppmes 011,and Clare Chennault's would not have been a dev- tIStIcs - 650,000 have died Japane<;e <;amural culture Flymg T1ger<;were shootmg fl<;tatlOnof Saddam fighting the natIon's wars, and traditIOn dIctated a down Japanese Zeroe<; To Hussem's "Ehte Guard" had 1 4 mIllIon were wounded co<;tlywar to conquer the Japan, these were act~ of there not been an InvaSIOn and 24 mllhon veterans are Japane'\e mainland by war, but mstead of declar- of KuwaIt, and there would still hvmg force Even though our mg war, they planned a not be <;anctJOnsagamst Frank J. Sladen .Jr., bomber<; leveled Tokyo and sneak attack, gammg the Iraq had the IraqI troops Charles T. Berschback, other major Japane~e CItIes, element of surpnse, <;mce not looted and destroyed, Arlene Lewis, and John .Japan was dlggmg m to they were startlOg from a If'aVlng a path ofburnmg Maliszewski called out the fight to the dcath- of every dIsadvantage to the power- 011 wells m theIr wake honor roll of those who paid la~t .,oldlCr and pvery la<;t ful Umu-d State<; Aggressor<; must pay the the ultImate <;acnfice, ~tart- CIVIlIan, Includmg the chll- Stone~ abound that pnce But when Will they mg WIth Hubert S. Allard drpn The chIldren were PreSident Roo<;cv<'1tWfl<; pver learn? "A.. long as and endmg WIth Frederick gIven bamboo "pear<; and warned of the Irnpendmg natlOn~ are armed and pre- M. Maddock II The lIst m<;tructed to fight to the attack, a<;we were lOter- pared for war, there Will be Included Benjamin R. ceptmg theIr radIO me<;- d<>ath war" So quoth Sigmund Marsh Jr., the first area Our knowl<>dge of thl<; .,age<;and had brok('n theIr Freud m a letter to Albert casualty of World War II, Wcrlentedewe!crs bloody df'"tmy lpd to our code What really happened Em<;tem, then a paCifist, who dlCd aboard the Anzona u~e of thp atom bomb 1<;controver'nal but "orne who wrotl' to thl' acknowl- In the attack on Pearl "In The Village" • 16849 Kercheval Avenae' Grosse Poi"te There wa., no other way we thmk that P('arl Harbor edged world expert In Harbor (313) 881-4800 could en<;ure "uncondItIOnal had to be sacnfic('d m order human p<;ychologyto ask An empty chair stood at "urrender" WIthout an over- to have an excuse to enter why IS there always war? one end of the hne of dlgm- the war agam<;t Hitler, whelmingly bloody land tanes on the Alger House somethmg that ChurchIll war Though we have bef'n 'lteps slgmfymg the War See DR. BLOOM, page 8A had adVIsed Roosevelt dur- cntlclzed for u<;mg the , May 31,2001 Grosse Pointe News 8A News

Letters------Offering from the Loft From page 6A family, Johnny Johnson gram" and ~ervlce...to more honm ,llld IP_PNt to tlw \ pt- family, Kohler famll), KoskI than 15,000 people WIth Modern medicine can be confusing Plan~ of hoth OUI 0\\11 lom famIly, Luberto famdy, MS and theIr famlhes m problems Ielated to vanous family Illumt\ ,lIlt! the n,ltlOl1 Luudo" 1"lI1e Jewelry, MichIgan It seems one almost has to have a members To say the recommended Malllau family, Mary Black, We thank you for recog- degree 10 medICIne these days Just to Thomas P. Rockwell types of treatment were dIverse would Matouk family, McA~lan mzmg a qUdhty event dnU be'8n informed patlent There are so Grosse Pointe Woods famJly Milne famlh, MI C;, be an understatement ThIs IS not an compellmg cause Together, many sub-specIalties fo navIgate that Cal w, I know that sounds lIke a pretty be heard \\111 hold It- aniwal Ill' '\1:ichig:m Chapter It ..vuld .:::.ppe::>" to ml" thM lTlO"lt of ( IPaJn ('311)1\ ,11 <.\.- l{,lttle on ~u, Gable Let'b not fOlget that as the compassIOn and the knowledge to fdmlly, G,lldlta famIly, for support could Just scratch out the parts I dld- they were domg theIr Job, offer a patient who 18 confused and (~e(\1ge Kou('lter & Son» To the Editor: n't like! Je ....elel ~ Hal ppr Sport Thank you for your sup- four Alcohol, Tobacco and Of course I realize how fortunate we fnghtened Shop, Held famd\ port of The MS Walk 2001 FIrearm; agents lost theIr are to hve 10 thIS century when there Too often It IS assumed that a Hendelson fanHlv, Jack b With mon.' than 7,000 par- hves at Waco, one deputy are wondrous dIagnostIc tools a" al1- patient has knowledge or wouldr.' Watel front Re~tdurant, tICIpants ...howmg thelr sup- U S marshal lost hiS at able to us However, human bemgs understand the terminology. So talk ,Jam"~ famlII, .Jeffrev Black port by walkmg for someone Ruby RIdge Later, m both stIll have to decode and evaluate the to us 10 language we can understand. With multiple "clero~ls, thIS lIl~tance ..., mnocent hves messages the machlOes relate. In I'm tired of visitmg people in hosp1- ) ear's MS Walk wa... a wel I' tragIcally lo...t and offi- tals WIth eyes hke frightened deer re~oundlllg ~uccessl recent weeks I have consulted WIth clab ha, e faced some tough caught 10 headlights 1/2 Off Solid Oak StatewIde, walker; several doctors concernmg medlcal .(2 TABLE OPENS TO &Q WI'1li F"O~ CHAIRS que...tlOns regardmg the out- IWctOOf$ PFlOTfC1W[ FlfaH .Aewnnr JP!'t.i.1i pledged more than $1 mil- hon to fight MS Your contn- come" But doesn't It seem butlOn as a sponsor helps us pdo-lble -hat the VIOlence Candidate move closer to fulfilling our could have been averted If Dr. Bloom------""'. mls...lOn,to end the devastat- David Koresh and Randy thanks residents From page 7A Dr Bloom ~ cllmcal mg effects of mulhple "clero- Weaver had only surren- To the Editor: assoclate professor of psy .,h dered peacefully and waited The Grosse Pomte Shores If we are descendant ...of Multiple sclerOSISISa tel- for their day III court? electIon for trustees on the Darwm's "natural selectIOn" chwtry, Wayne State nfymg dlsea ...e because ItS ft'...alarmmg that some- counCIl IS over I would hke and "survIval of the fittest," Unwerslfy School of effects are unpredIctable HUAfn' .. NID ~R 'tOURS TOQI,." one IIltere;ted III runmng to thank the reSidents who gwen the history of the AOOfT1OtW. 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Age 2 Y.z ~ Kindergart~n I-~end~ CaN Mal1able faces encourage develop- • Toys that roll and Affirming f:~ronmen1 Oulstanding Cuniwwm Good nutrition and physical activity - family style PM f:nnchmenl Classes l-1elQbk Scheduling • Be a role model. if you're meetlng their two semngs a Dally physical actlVlty is Enroll NO\f Por Pall 2001 By Jodie Shield, R.D. also cntlcal. Try these tlps active, your cmld Wlllbe too Increasingly, parents are day. Parents can help by Remember - eating nght Also Accepting Sumnwr Camp t:nronmenl serving live and actlve cul- to get your kIds mOVlng concerned about childhood • Turn off the TV and the and bemg phYSIcally actlve Ap 2 'h. 10 lulW 25 - Jwguat 31 obeSIty. AccordIng to the ture (LAC) yogurt In adw- together as a family helps ~B. tion to bemg well tolerated computer, and turn kIds on NatIonal Center for Health children develop healthy Pdrmore In(dnnatioIiCall (313)881.~ by lactose. sensItive chl1- to the great outdoors, St'ltlstlcs, the percentage of habIts for a lifetIme dren, yogurt IS rich m CalCl- • Bored Wlth your back- 21336 Mack ~mac Gt-ouc PoInIc \f0CMb young people who are over- yard? DIscover a new park urn, mgh 1D protein, conve- -NAPS! weIght has doubled since or playground; 1980 Additlonally, the U.S. nient, versatlle and tasty. St. Clare of Montefalco Catholic School Department of Health and Human SerVIces reports U S Department of Educanon Blue RIbbon School of Excellence that apprOXImately 25 per- There IS one schoolll1 your neIghborhood Registration for Catholic families cent of young people report is currently in process. no vigorous phySIcal actlvi- ty, and 14 percent report no Respect. Sr Clare of Monrefalco IS one of ;p;:;t4i~,.'••JU .UAM. recent Vlgorous or hght to where Its cOl1sldered cool to succeed 111 the classroom, 12 Carhollc schools nanonally moderate phySIcal actlVlty As a regIstered wetItian rhar has been awarded the and mother of three, I've Cttlholtc Schools for Tomorrow A Recogtl.ltd sd,;,1 of Elcellence Responsibility. as g' tt eM t' 't "1 developed some tips to help Innovations in Technology make physical actlvity and where opportutlltles aboul1d both athletically alld artIstically, Award 2001 presented by Today's Camohc Teacher magazine good eating habits part of your famIly's hfestyle and the NCEA. Use the five food groups' Trustworthiness. Located at Mack and Outer Drive in Grosse Pointe Park grains, vegetables, fruIts, 313-647-5100. Fax 313-647-5105. website: www.stclarem.ors ml1k and meat Accordmg to alld where four UJords are embraced by students al1d faculty the USDA Food GUIde PyramId, chIldren should eat at least the mlDlmum Compa~sion. GROSSE POINTE recommended number of each and every day servings m each category. LEARNING CENTER SIXto 11 semngs of grams, three to five servmgs of veg- .since 1977 etables, two to four semngs UNIVERSITY LIGGETI' SCHOOL IJ1 Kcrclu.'\aL CrosS(.' Puinh' FanllS of fruIt, two to three serv- Space still available in select grades! mgs of milk, and two to ()" T/u' Hill three servmgs of meat For more Inlormatmn call Ihe .dm'SSlons oll1ee at (~13) 884 4444 Another group IS fats and 313-343-0836 sweets mcludmg salad Pnmary, Lower MIddle School dres8mg, soda and candy, and Upper Schools 850 Broardlil Drove Find u, 1111(1.... Tutoring in tilt' Fa'l \rl'a. ""o ..dint' which should be served 1045 <..ook Road ern"e Poonte Wood. MlCh,!

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Any time of year IS the siblings, by seeing who can Graue Pointe Nuna1 School perfect time for giving. And come up with the best or cleaning your children's most creative way to orga- ,,,~ closets affords the perfect nize in the qwckest amount opportu.nity to teach them oftlme. Sum.nerDaj ~mp' how to share Wlth others. 2) Get rid of clothing Here are some simple tips items that no longer fit or Preschool Camp Junior Can'1' for the winter months on are no longer worn. Ag~ 2 Ih • Pre K Kmdergarten • Age 10 instructing your children The first and most impor- " H. _ how to bwId a better home tant rule IS to discard those and community. Items no longer worn. .; June 25 • Augusl 31~ "This winter season get Chl1dren are constantly ~4J V into your children's closets growing-up and out of and roll up your sleeves," clothes and shoes Cleanng Also A.ccepling tall 2001 t:nrollment said Brian KinCaId, senior out these belongmgs is a Ages 2 'h - Kmdergarten product manager at valuable time-saver as well appreciated, but the tote can tIon for Items such as toys For more b(ormalion can (313) 881..3460 RubbermaId. "While you are as a space saver be reused as well because each can be camed domg something good in 3) Teach children the JOy Challenging your chlldren to separately and stacked one 21336 KaekAOcnuc Groae Pointe ~ your house, it is also the per- of giving. give away what they no on top of the other Clear fect time to teach your chil- While Imparting the longer need will help pare storage contamers allow you dren to do somethmg gener- lessons of orgamzatlOn to down their closets and spark to find Items easl1y Wlthout oils outside your home by your children, you also can enthUSiasm about domg makmg a mess. When you're donating items you no use this project as a lesson good for others. gcnng through the toys, longer use to your favonte about shanng Instead of 4) Make It easy for your remember that as hohdays \LUESTRtal ea;::::u ch&rity" throwing out last year's kllis to stay organized and birthdays may have POINTE ACADEMY coats, shoes and clothes that Kids are more hkely to fol- brought new toys to fill the "'.1d ~ 171 Lakeshore ReL 1) Make it fun. will no longer be worn, pack low through If glVen defimte closet, tms may be a good Gettlng your children to those gently-used Items in a instructions on how to do time to give away a shghtly CAyrJIr JunO:;i ~r;;7. clean closets will be easier 1f Rubbermald tote and donate somethmg Be speCIfic and used toy to a chlld 10 need. (,weeks) yon make it fun. Play music It to your local Salvation give everythmg Its own For more mformatIon on they like. Or turn It mto a Army or local shelter. 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Register your child now for summer sessionsl have led a grab-and-go bles and less fat, lifestylp. - breakfast, lunch soda and fned tend to contam Weoffer affordal1]e rllUe and EWlning!5aturday app0lntm8~e. andlor dInner on the fly. foodscompared to those who more healthful mlssed out on family meals. foods than meals , ~ Mack Ave • Grosse Pointe. Michigan • 48224 • Phone(313)343-9930 And, when we're not dash- mg through dining, we're Children also consumed cluldren would more of the recommended chewing wlule VIewing(as In otherwise choose amount of fiber, folic aCId, TV) The SIt-down, face-to- to eat. It also calcium, Iron, and VItamms face famIly dinner IS on the is possible B, C and E m their dIets that kids endangered list But new ....hen they ate with theIr learn about St. Joan of Arc School research suggests It'S worth famlhes. Researchers healthful eat- saving Famihes who eat beheve part of the pOSItive 109 during 22415 Overlake Prive together have healthy results may be attnbuted to family meal- advantages over famlhes the fact that faIntly dInners times Sf. Clair Shores, Mi 48010 either Better eatmg hablts and through table talk or cues fewer weIght problems. (110)115 ..8510 from their parents. -NAPS] ~&h W;6 ~ If> ~erdleval Ol>\he-l1~ • CreMe ~e r.... '11 KerdIev3I exHhe-t11I' CreMe Dode r.... children's shop 115-88404422 51! 88804S41 wwwsomettllngspeclalglftS com ----~._--~------~.s' /~ at?~/ Graduation Gifts Your Back To School • Frames • Rubber Stamps PreSchool .. kade I • Collegiate Gift Ideas • Scrap Books Uniform Specialists Store • Design Your Own • Dorm Room Gifts • We carry unIforms for • G.P. Soulh & Graduate liles Charm Bracelets We are ta\cblg reglstratlott '" our - University Liggett School • Books Featuring • Vera Bradley Luggage, PreSchool atId K1t1dergartetl NAdlJlCe To College Stlutt71ts Back Packs, & Handbags - Grosse Pointe Academy prograllls for tOOl-toot From College Students" • Grad Key Chains • Largest independent children's Please calIIIO-11S-1'10 & Omamenls store in the area (Pmo"lIhuJ Ar>lIrl.,,~) for tv. IItfof'lllafiOf\. asaoo Greater Maok -8t. Clair 8hol'U 810.777.8010 National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence May 31,2001 News 13A Grosse Pointe News Kerby Field rink dedicated to memory of Thompson Smith

By Jim Stickford Thompson SmIth, known rmk It's a great memOl'lal to Staff Wnter to hlb fnend., a., Tom, died Tom and he would have The nE'W m-Ime bkatmg two years ago m an automo. loved to see It and loved to nnk at Kerby Field In bIle accIdent back Eu..,t at bkate In It" Grosse Pomte Farms was the age of 35 Hlb father About half the fundmg for dedIcated on Apnl 28, 10 the Leonard wa., for many years the nnk came from the memory of Thompson L preSident of the SkIllman Skillman and Fmk founda. SmIth who grew up 10 FoundatIOn In DetlOlt, tlOns, said John Bruce of the Grosse PomtE' Park whIch hab prOVIded all ,>ort Neighborhood Club The On hand to commemorate of youth activIty faCllItlCb 10 rebt of the fundmg came the event wab :::>mlthb bur. DeuOIt rl um th.. :\ dghborhood vlvmg famIly, mdudlng hiS Money for the 10-1101' .,kat. Club, where Nancy SmIth parE'nts, Leonard and 109 nnk was made avaIlable serveb on the board, and Nancy, hI" SIsters, Susan last year when SmIth from pnvate financmg He Smlth.Gl'raghty, Debra retired from the foundatIon said the total cost of the rmk SmIth and Ehzaheth SmIth, as a way of say 109 thanks wab over $100,000 Future and hIS nephew, Walter for all hIS yE'arb of dedicated additIOns may mclude a Geraghty servIce bcoreboard and bleachers The nnk wa., deSIgned by "I was a coach In the Bruce bald the actual con- Border Patrol and Grob~e Pomte Hocke) structIOn of the nnk wab a Crystapelex, dIVISIOns of Absoclatlon for 13 or 14 cooperative effort between Athlehca Inc It IS 175 feet years," saId Smith "Tom the NeIghborhood Club and long and 80 feet wIde played assocIatIOn hockey Grosse POInte Farms The Improvements mclude a for many years In the mIte NeIghborhood Club orga new lIght blue coatmg over through bantam diVISIons mzes 10-1101' hockey games the asphalt and a three-foot He loved to skate and played dunng the spnng, summer and fall for over 900 chIl- fiberglass dasher board com. hockey In semor leagues 10 dren m grades ple.K pletely surroundmg the New York City nnk "He would have loved the through eIghth grade

CENTER CUT BONELESS HALF PORKLOIN Members of the late Thompson L. Smith's family were on hand recently to 4.61bAverage, Pound dedicate the new Kerby Field in-line skating rink in Grosse Pointe Farms named in bis honor. They are (l-r) nephew Walter Geraghty. sister Susan Smith-Ger- aghty. mother Nancy R.Smith. sister Debra Smith. father Leonard W.Smith and sister Elizabeth Smith. Woods Air Force Major retires at War Memorial ceremony By ChIp Chapman Special Writer Upon approachmg retIre- ment from the Umted States Air Force, MaJ Jeffrey , Herman had several post- . , milItary career optIOns He ," could go to work for a com- CALIFORNIA STRAWBERRIES mercIal aIrline, umpIre 41b Ctn baseball games or even add to hIS acting reel (more ".' about that later) Instead, n " the Grosse Pomte Woods reSIdent deCIded he wanted '." to teach " "I started my new Job thIS week as senior aerospace Instructor at HIghland Park HIgh School," he said But before he began a new career, Herman's famIly, Maj. Jeffrey Herman presents hi. wife. Victoria. fnends and colleagues gath. with a bouquet of flowers at his retirement ceremo- ered last Fnday at the ny. Grosse Pomte War build better cItIzens We argues WIth Yankee~ manag. Memonal for hiS retIrement teach dls~phne and conduct er Ralph Houk about from the AIr Force after 20 whether It IS safe to contin- outreach programs 10 the years of actIVe duty commumty" ue the game after the fan's Herman grew up 10 outburst "I didn't know If QUilTED NORTHERN Smce 1Cj99, he ha .. been a Inkster and graduated from support flIght commander my part would be left m the 12ct Regular or 6et Double Roll, Pkg Eastern MIchigan based at the 339th Air Force mOVIe, but 1 mad!' the cut," Umverslty before embark RecrUltmg Squadron 10 Hel man bald He receIved mg on a career m the AIr Chnton Townbhlp good revIews from CI ystal, Force After flIght school at At hIS retIrement CE'remo- as well as from actOl s Barry WIllow Run he became a B- ny, Herman spoke about the Pepper IMan~1 and Thoma" 52 navigator, servmg at Importance of "makmg the Janes (MIckey Mantle) Wurtsmlth AIr Force Base m nght call" He was referring Until Hollywood calls Oscoda, MICh, from 1983- to hl~ mlhtarv career but again, Herman saId he 89 llid Thl<; of the ...choo\'~ he'lt ..,tu. In 1994, Herman entered expenence earned him a call dent~ " the B-2 Stealth Bomber The new Job al ...o allow~ from the producer~ of "61 x ," Program at Wnght- whIch wa., filmed la<;t vear Herman and hI" famllv to 10 Patter<;on Alf Force Babe at 1igE'r StadIUm and I....cur. ..tay In GIO"SC POInte 'My BREYERSOR KROGER DELUXE ICE CREAM Dayton, OhIO Three yNlr~ rently bemg aired on HBO WIfe and I have fivE'children Assorted, Half Gallon Ctn later, Herman returned to A ~cene m which a fan who arc all In the Gro<;'le Michigan a... the regIOnal POIntE' ...chools," he ..,ald heckle., Roger Man~ and ADVERTISED ITEM POUCY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMrr QUANTtTlES Each of lhese advertlsed rtems IS required to be director of admIS~I()n<; at the throw~ a chaIr at the New "The 'lchool~ arc the rpa~on Reserve Officers' Trammg York Yankee<; nght fielder we moved here, and bcheve available for sale "we do run out of an advertised rtem we Will oller you you r choICe of a compmble rtem, when available, Corps (ROTC> at the bnng~ chair umpIre HE'rman mE', I can make compan<;on<; retlectlllg tile same savlllgs, or a ralllche<:k whlch Will entitle you fo purchase the advertised rtem at the advernsed pnce W11hln Umverslty of MIchigan onto thE' ..,crE'('n "IProducpr) bccau<;(' a" a rpcnllter I've 90 days Onl~ one vendor coupon WIll be accepted pef rtem Copynght 2001 The Kroger Company No sales to dealers There he admml<;tered the Billy Cry ...tal a.,ked me how been In all of thE'm Air Force's scholar ..hlp pro- I would handlE' 'luch a <;Itua. Herman'~ wlfp, VlctOTla, PrlCl!S and Items In thiS ad arc good gram for the entlfe ~tate "1 tlOn m a real game," ha" taught In the Algonac Wedncsd

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By Bonnie Caprara !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If" been those philo"o- Staff Wnter phles that are rel1ected 10 When Jo Lake first her athletes who repre!>ent entered her hIgh school ath- 'To me, a team is the highest number of par- tl(.lpantb and boast the high- letics career 10 1964, there a gang with was no such thmg as orga- est grade pomt average In mzed gtrls sports supervision the Macomb AthletK 'Here's a pIcture of the Conference bus I u<;ed to dnve," "aId they want to Under Lake's directIOn, Lake, handmg over a snap- South has expanded Its ath "hot of a school bus from belong. It keeps letlc progl am to mclude Holy Rosary School near gIrls golf and Ice hockey, FlLnt where she was dean of them healthy. It boys and gIrl!> lacro!>se and gtrls and started gtrls vol- rowmg, and added !>tadlum keeps them In lIghts m 1994 and the Blue 10) h'll1 hfl"hthfll1 and "oft- ball teams on a volunteer Devil Plaza and conce",,101l school.' stand m 1999 About town basI!> Jo Lake And I used to Ime the "I haven't done anythmg The Grosse Pointe South High School choirs Retiring South athletic by my"elf," <;ald Lake "We will perform a medley of city-inspired songs, Uke fields and sew the umforms director _ all on a volunteer basIs have supportive parents and "New York. New York" and "Chicago," at Broad- The gtrls even rented a sod Jo Lake the coaches we attract are way 2001, Friday and Saturday, June 8 and 9. at cutter and we cut our own good people We don't have the Performing Arts Center at Grosse Pointe the kind of turnover you see !>oftball field," added Lake retlre from a 36-year career With superVISion - they North High School. Show time is 8 p.m. Tickets at other "chools " Before the days of 1'J.tle a!>teacher, coach and athlet- want to belong," saId Lake are $12 main fioor, $10 balcony and $8 balcony IX, whIch mandated schools IC admInIstrator With the "It keeps them healthy It for students and seniors and are available at Pos- ASIde from her tIme at terity: A Gallery in the Village. For more infor- to provIde equal athletIC last 14 of those years as keeps them 10 school If I Holy Rosary and coach, opportumtIes for gtrls m the as!>lstant prmclpal and ath- have one student who comes mation, call (313) 343-2140. phySical educatIOn teacher mld-1970s, Lake was well letiC dIrector of Grosse to class Just to play hockey and athletiC dlfector of gtrl!> on her way to not only InltI- Pomte South HIgh School or wrestle, then we've saved sports at Kearsley before atmg gtrls athletIC programs In her career at South, she's a student It's a SOCialthmg commg to South, Lake also at Holy Rosary and Flmt's overseen 60 boys and gIrls They learn teamwork and I coached volleyball at G.P. South's NCA Kearsley HIgh School, but teams, 115 coaches and belIeve athletics IS a teach- MichIgan State Umverslty becommg one of the state's 1,387 student participant" able opportumty I don't and C S Matt College and wmmngest coaches W1th a thIS school year belIeve every kId learns by a was assIstant pnnclpal and accreditation extended 653-65 career record coach- DespIte Lake's wlllDlng teacher who Just gets up III athletlc dlfector at Helen mg guls softball, basketball !>treak, she contends that front of a class and lectures Grosse Pomte South HIgh comml,,!>lOn on accredItatIOn: Shumante MIddle School There are a lot of skIlls III School's North Central and .,chool Improvement: and volleyball high school athletiCS IS not and 0 A. Carlson High athletIcs you learn for the ASSOCIatIOn of Colleges and requests," SaId South pnncI-: Just about wmnmg School m Gibraltar On June 30, Lake WIll "To me, a team IS a gang bIg world" Schools (NCA) accreditatIOn pal Ben Walker : has been extended through "ContlOued accredItation: the 2000-01 school year mcam that the condItIons = The actIOn was taken at for effective educatIOn eXist: Dig this! ULS kids to search for artifacts NCA's annual meetmg m III the school," contlllued: Walker "NCA membershIp: Boll IS a veteran of Airport They Sifted around ChIcago on Apnl 3 By Brad Lindberg aIded by Ottawa and Huron a"sures the publIc at large: archaeolOgical proJects, even to find aIrplane parts of "Along WIth hostmg pen- Staff Writer IndIan allies caught the Fox that the school has met: underwater World War IIvmtage odIC on-sIte evaluatIOns by a A band of SIxth graders and nearly WIped them out vlsItmg team of educators, standards whIch hIgh quah-: WIll turn portIons of Casualty estimates, which each NCA school IS accredit- ty schools 1)'1 the NCA regIon: She was on a team that ThIs year, Bond ~nd Boll WmdmIlI POInte Park hlstonans suspect are o'ver ed on the baSIS of an annual conSIder to be ImperatIve for: scoured the wreck of the chose WmdmIlI Pomte Park upSIde down and InSIde out stated, put Fox losses at report on condItIons 10 the effective educatIOn and that: Atocha, a Spamsh galleon because the IndIan mas- thIs fall, but not In the way more than 1,000 school and on such supple- It IS workmg to Improve per-: that sank off the FlorIda sacre tled 10 WIth DetrOIt's chIldren usually do mentary mformatIOn at the formance for all students" "If we find a skeleton, Keys m 1622 She found sIl- tncentenmal The Umverslty LIggett we'll notify Wayne State ver COInS, gold chams and School students W111conduct University," said Kelly Boll, pottery an archaeolOgIcal dIg on who along With fellow To keep students from September 27 They'll look LIggett SIxth-grade teacher uncovenng thmgs they for arrowheads left from the Jeffrey Bond W111be among Fox IndIan Massacre adults overseemg the dIg shouldn't, Grosse Pomte Recovered Items WIll be Park publIc works employ- donated to the Grosse Pomte About 60 students WIll ees Will safeguard the dig sIte by stakmg out under- Hlstoncal SocIety stake out areas near Wmdmlll Pomte's horseshoe ground power hnes The Fox massacre took PItS m the northwest corner ULS students have been place m 1712 after a war- of the park The youngsters nng trIbe of Fox Indians WIll excavate to a depth of takmg archaeologtcal field trIpS for more than 30 years unsuccessfully attacked about four feet The exercise Past sItes have mcluded Fort Pdnchnrtram In IS le CorrectIOns Will be . 18020 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe' Michl lII1' 48224' Pho 313343-9930 transportation • prznted on thiS page every weekly housekeeping week If there IS an error • of fact In any story, call chapel offering the newsroom at (313) utilities except phone • 8820294 • daily services In "Sunshme Street to optional laundry service; shine on Barnes" 10 the • May 24 Issue of the free self-laundry Grand Grosse Pomte News, the Re'Opening . amount of tUItIOn the SpeCial . 0ro"'-(' r lInte PublIc small pets allowed Enioy YOUr t;rs t . School System's specIal • IllOnth's r~nt FREE . educatIOn department wh~n You 1ll0Ve in ., pays for special educa- • By Appointment ... April, Mooy Or ~ • Gift certltlcates •.- full kitchen in each apartment , tIon students to attend • JUn" 200'- . Grosse Pomte Coon tOr d~laj,s. Commumty EducatIOn • secured entrance classes was mcorrectly ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID reported The specIal educatIOn If you or someone you love is in the market for gracious department spends Thc Board of Education 01 The GTO~~ePOinte Public School between $2,000 and System. Wayne Counly. Mll-hlgan, wdl reCCl\C<;ea\cdbids for retirement living, please call us for more information or $3 000 for ItS student" to a new 2001 or 2002 Super DUly FSSO 4X4 dump tTUckwJlh attend classes lIke ~now plow and ~all spreader Vehicle ~hall be for commerCial Gymboree and ~erVlceand Amcncan manufactured vchlcle a tour at 810-753-1182. Gl Kmdermuslc In an effort to prOVIde mamstreaIllmg Speclflcal1on~ lan be oblalncd from the Admlnl~tratlon Father Taillieu Residence DeSeranno Residence opportunItIes for those BUilding Off,cc of Suppon Servlce~. at 189 5t CI.m Gro~~e students, not $16,000 18760 Thirteen Mile Road 17255 Common Road POinle. MI 41\210 Barnes Early Roseville, MI 48066 RoseVille, MI 48066 ChIldhood Center pnncI- Sealcd bid, Will be due Monday. June 18. 2001 at 200 P m pal Sue Banner said If the "peclal educatIOn depart- ea~lern ~tandard time at the Admlnl~lratlon BUilding of the ment were to pay for 20 - Gro~~e Pomte Board of EducatIOn 389 St Clmr Ave . Gro~~e 25 <;tudents to attend Pomte. MI 48216 at which IImc and place the I'l\d~ Will Ilc Sun<;hme Street opcned and publicly read alcud Pre"chool on a rotatmg hasl". It would cost the Plca~c dlrecl que~lIon~ 10 l arrv Yankau~kas, SUpcT\I~or (If dl"tnct $16,000 BUlldlng~and Ground~. 111.141 2070 Al"o, the correct "pelhng of Sunshme Board of Education Strept's dIrector'" namp IS Gro,~c POinie Public ()chool Sy~tem Ah"on Wescott-ColosI G PN 0';124/0I & 0';11110 1 Linda Farmer. 'iec:.retarv May 31,2001 Grosse Pointe News .16A Schools May Students of the Month The Gro;"e POinte Pubhc on duty at mtersectlOns near help wIth safety rules insIde School Sy;tem has schools to help students school bUildings and per- /~B, announced the Students of cross "treet; ;afely They are form other tasks as needed .,~~B4 the Month for May at then posts every school '~I f. dav before and after classes, ~ hl .....l\ll{\'I~ Student'> of the Month are In .~11kind" of weather Students cIted for their tho;e "tudent'> With excel- contnbutlOns to bbrary lent attendamc and dedica- squad mclude Allison tIOn to thell volunteer Jobs Student'> CIted for theIr Declercq, Jim Bretz and contllbutlOn~ to servICe Jeremy Munsterman, Student'> utt'd for their squad Include Mitchell Defer, Lauren Walsh and contributIOn" to ~afety Steinmetz, Defer, Megan Matthew Senator, Ferry, patrol are Olivia Franklin, Morath and Ryan Mann, Hope Batterson, MaIre, Defel Aaloll Ci"co ..md Fe: r) , Jacl~'n ROyE"r Brian Agacin"ki. and Ostosh, Kelby, Alexandra Samantha Matthew, , Jeff Tuscany, Ferry, Nick Meyer and Justine Zimmer and Brian Monteith, Christina Turner and Cora Smith, Yglesias, Kerbv, Patric~ Lockhart, MaIre, Alexa RIchard, and Elizabeth Mollinson and All Lucchese and Melissa The Brightest & Best Dulchavsky, MaIre, Chase Maynard, Monteith, Grossett and Kelly Grosse Pointe South High School's Kerlann Engle and Notre Dame High Kloka and Charles Visser, Kendall Effinger, Tesah Marantette, Trombly School's John Hughes, pictured with WXYZ-TV/Channel 7 weather com- Monteith Jonathan Kondrat and Leah mentator Mary Kay Kleist, are two of 250 graduating seniors being honored Library squad students Borowski and Timothy Nadeau, Richard, and as part of WXYZ'sBrightest and Best campaign which salutes students who assIst the school hbranan Perma, Poupard, and Austin Swancoat, bave demonstrated excellence In academic and community pursuits. Tbe before class by shelVing Tommy Withers Trombly Trombly statlon will air public service announcements featuring the graduates books and dlstrlbutmg matenals to teachers throughout the summer. Safet\ Pdt Ioj ,tudenb are Sel VIce ,quad students scholars & honors

Ben Lupo, an eIghth-grader at Parcells MIddle School, has been chosen as one of three argonaut finahsts from Mlclugan for next year's Jason Project If selected, Lupo will work WIth sCientists In the Jason ProJect's next expedItIOn In Alaska •

Grosse Pomte South HIgh School semor Sarah E. Reid and Urnverslty LIggett School sernor John L. Durant were named two of 2,500 NatIOnal Ment Scholarship Win- ners ReId and Durant were awarded $2,500 scholarships Guaranteed funded by the National Ment Scholarship Corp ReId 18 a two-year member of the NatIOnal Honor Society, Lnwest Prices a three-time finahst In the MIchIgan Mathematics Pnze CompetitIOn and an AcademIC All-State team nommee She with has been a hospital Jurnor volunteer for three years, was part of a MeXICOmiSSIOntnp for three years, a member of a student mllllstry team, a member of her church youth No Payments group, a youth group musIc smger and math and SCIence tutor She IS also the reCIpIent of the Bausch & Lomb Award and the Madame Cune Award She plans on pursumg a & No Interest career In medlcme Durant IS student council preSident, a member of the Cum Laude SOCIety,a three-year Temll Newman scholar, For 6months- preSIdent ofthe ultimate Frisbee club and co-captam of the varsity golf and lacrosse teams He IS the reCIpient of thll Brown Book Award and the Darnel H Fletcher Book Award plus He plans on studymg economICS Wepay your 6% • Amanda Herman, a fifth grader at Tyrone Elementary Sales Tax! School and SeBn Stevenson, a SIxth grader at ParcelIs MIddle School, were two of 49 elementary and mIddle school students who were awarded all-expenses paId schol- arshIps to attend Space Camp at Cape Canaveral m Flonda May 6-11 The scholarshIps, gIVen by Lochte Corp In Troy, give stu- dents the opportumty to expenence the bves of NASA astronauts •

St Clare of Montefalco School recently hosted the 10th Annual Wayne County SCIence Olympiad for students m grades 4-6 Teams from St Clare, Our Lady Star of the Sea School, NorthYllle's Our Lady of Victory School and St Clair Shores' St Germame School partICIpated Winners from 8t Clare mclude fifth-graders Nick Elsey and Josh Noseda, who placed first In AerodynamiCs, fourth In Can Racer, and fifth In Straw Tower and SCIence Bowl Sixth-graders Nick McGowan and Ashley Gregory placed first m Treasure Hunt and thud In Estlmama Fourth-graders Sophie Trautschold and Gina Valgoi placed second III Password and Sixth In Mystery Boxes Sixth-graders Andrew Babecki and DeMarco McKenzie placed fourth m Estlmama and fifth 10 AerodynamiCs FIfth-graders Angela Berg and Brianna Costello placed fourth In Password and fifth In SCIence Bowl Fourth-graders Joshua Henderson and Michael Wagner placed first In Can Racer and SIxth In Barge BUlldmg Fourth-place medals went to fourth-graders Emily Mazure and Devin Zoltowski m Mystery Boxes and fourth-graders Zoltowskl and Sunceray Patterson In Grabagram Fourth-graders James Wilkerson and Patterson placed fifth In Treasure Hunt •

Anzona State Umverslty has selected Grosse POinte South High School semor Kerriann Engle as the reCIpient of one of three J and K Gammage Scholarships The scholarship mcludes four-year paid tUitIOn plus a $3,000 cash award Engle also placed second m Bu"mess Semces Marketmg at the DECA InternatIOnal Career Development Conference held Apnl 24-29 In AnaheIm, Cahf Engle competed agalD~t 200 of the best high school mar- ketmg <,tudent" and earned her award by demonstratmg her abIlity to problem-solve and apply knowledge m the marketmg field I - Gro.,,,e Pomte South High School Journah"m ~tudent~ Jumor Bridget Scallen and "emor Julie Alvi.n were hon- ored at the Focu., HOPE ,Journah"m OlympICS Scallen received a gold medah"t award along WIth a $2.000 "cholanhlp AIYln C'arned finah.,t ~tatus and pnze money for the "econd year m a row Of the hundred., of ~tudent!' who particIpated from around the metro DetrOIt area, ScallE'n and AlVin were among the 15 finah.,t.,

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May 31,2001 17A Grosse Pointe News Obituaries

died of heart faIlure US Atr Force dunng the Cross Hospital and served In Wednesday, May 16, 2001, Saturday, May 19, 2001, at Jane Balames Korean W.n He was an vanous pOSitIOn;" mcludlng at Edward Hospital In Georgian East NurSing Grosse Pomte Farms resI- assistant editor of the preSident of the medical Naperville He was 79 Home m St Clair Shores dent Jane Balames died Mr Hadley was born May DetrOIt Athletic Club News staff Saturday, May 26, 2001, at Dr Mann was a pansh- She was 94 10, 1922, In MIlwaukee and and an emtor of the New Henry Ford Belmont lOner of St Clare of Mrl> Wilton was born Dec graduated from Marquette Zealand Motor News Montefalco Cathohc Church 12, 1906 to BenJamm Contmumg Care Center High School m Mtlwaukee Mr Johnstone I;' survived She was 91 and Old St Mary'" Cathohc Barnes and Lucy Hay He served In the US Navy by hiS Wife of 45 years, Pat, Mrs Balames was born In Church m DetrOit Putnam m Manetta, OhIO as a Seabee In the Pacific two son;" DaVid (Mary) of DI Mann IS l>urvlved by She was a graduate of MISS Helvatla, Pa, and was a theater durmg World War Wellington, New Zealand, SIX daughter;" Ellcen Mann Dow's School 10 New Hope, homemaker II and Chnstopher (Robyn) of LaMonthe of Carmel, Calif, Pa and Bnarchff JunIOr Sumvors Include a son, Mr Hadley lived m the Bn;,bane, Austraha, a ;'Ister, Mary Lou of Rockford, College m Bnarcbff Manor, Peter J , two sisters, Evelyn Grosse Pomte area before Mary J Stemer of Gro;,se Valene Koprowlc7 of Eden NY Richmond and Vlrglma movmg to Naperville m POInte Farm;" a brother, Pralne, Mmn , Dr Karen of McDeVitt, and two grand- 1974 He was employed by William D of Chesterfield children She was prede- Rockford, Barbara With her father's permiS' Fruehauf trailer Corp In Township, and ..,IX grand. Goldthwmt of Morley and ;,wn, she moved to DetrOit to ceased by her husband, DetrOit from 1949 to 1982 children He wa;, prede- Dorothy Gordon of Okemo", get a Job With the under- James P, and a son, James Mr Hadley was a pansh- ceased by a Sll>ter, Susan J thldl sons, Dr Gp! 11'\ "f "t ..mdlng th3t ~hl' would P JI lOner ot l::iamts Peter and tlubbdl d, dm} d lH uthu, East Lansmg, .Jame, of only be there for one month A pnvate bunal service Paul Cathohc Church m Peter B Fenton and Robert of She became a sales clerk at took place Wednesday, May Ruth SmUey Collins Napemlle, a former mem- BelleVIlle, two brother" .J L Hudson where she met 30, at Holy Sepulchre ber of the Amencan Legion Thomas of HarTl"on Frank J Wilton Cemetery In DetrOIt dIed of congestive heart fail- Alonzo Cudworth Chapter TownshIp and Hugh of Mr Wilton helped her add Funeral arrangements were ure on Tuesday, May 22, 10 Milwaukee and a member Wicomico Church, Va, 21 up her sales book at the end handled by A H Peters 2001, at Bon Secours of the "ASSOCiates" club grandchildren, one great. ot the day It was mutual for- Funeral Home 10 Grosse Hospital She was 87 Survivors Include hiS Wife grandchild and numerous tune that they took the same Pomte Woods Mrs Colhns was born 10 of 50 years, Dons Jean (nee llIeces and nephews He was .,treetcar home Lansmg and received her Alberts), three daughters, predeceased by hiS Wife of 30 They were engaged m bachelor's degree from Vicky (Bob) Zamllo of three weeks, marned 10 four Western Michigan Geneva, Ill, Mary (Greg) years, Rita • A funeral Mass for Dr weeks and enjoyed a lOVing Umverslty In 1935 She was Yezback of the City of Mann was celebrated marnage of over 65 years an elementary school Grosse Pomte and Pat Saturday, May 26, at Old St until hIS death In 1995. teacher In Jackson and 10 (Kelly) Connell of Mary's Catholic Church Mrs Wllton was a board the Grosse Pomte Pubhc Naperville, one "on, Bill of Interment IS at Mount member of the Jumor School System the City of Grosse Pomte, Obvet Cemetery 10 DetrOit GoodWill and Woman's Mrs Collms was a mem- two brothers, Frank of Funeral arrangements were Home A;,soclatlOn, a mem- ber of the English-Speaking Hayward, WIS , and Richard handled by Verheyden ber of the Daughters of the UOlon, the Grosse Pomte of Scottsdale, Anz, seVen Amencan Revolution, Knox Towne Club, the Cmema grandchildren, Greg (Dawn) Funeral Home Memonal gIfts may be Presbytenan Church and League, the Grosse Pomte Wmes, Kim, Jeff, Amy, Will, sent to PIME-USA. 17330 the NatIOnal Bible Study Pomters and the Grosse Wes and Mary, two great- Qumcy, DetrOIt, MI 48221 Group and was a 1951 char- Pomte Women's Club She grandchildren, Jackson and enjoyed playmg bndge, Dr. Andrew D. Mann ter member of the Wmdmlll Jacob, and numerous nieces Pomte Garden Club of I readmg, kmttmg, needle- and nephews He was prede- Grosse Pomte polOt, travel and many com- ceased by a grandson, muOlty actiVities She was a member of Wayne Senneke, and a Dr. Andrew D. seven bndge groups which Mrs Colhns IS survived by brother, Robert she remamed actIVe 10 until two daughters, JudIth A funeral Mass for Mr Mann a few months before her James P. Bayes Jr. (Charles) Cantm and Ellen, Hadley was celebrated Dr Andrew D Mann, a three sons, Dr James, Ward retired family physlC1an, death Fnday, May 18, at Samts Mrs Wilton IS survived by James P. Bayes Jr. (Rhoda) and Mark, a step- died Tuesday, May 22, 2001, Peter and Paul Cathohc a daughter, Pauhne Wilton City of Grosse Pomte resI- daughter, Martha (George) 10 at hiS home m Harnson Church Naperville O'Neill of Golden, Colo, a dent James P Bayes died of Yeatman, a brother, Dr Interment IS at AssumptIOn Township With hiS family son, Frank of East Aurora, comphcatlOns of cancer Gordon Smiley, three grand- 11;1 members at hiS Side He was Mausoleum Wheaton, III NY, eight grandchildren Thursday, May 24, 2001 He children and two great- Memonal gifts may be 79 and two great-grandchil- was 48 grandchildren She was pre- sent to the Juvemle Dr Mann was born Dec dren Mr Bayes was born In deceased by her husband, 31, 1921, m Empress, Diabetes Research A grave Side service was Marshall E, and a son, Alberta, Canada, and hved DetrOIt and was a graduate FoundatIOn, 120 Wall, New held Monday, May 21, at of Grosse Pomte South High Grant York, NY 10005.4001, or the m Grosse Pomte Park for 26 Mound Cemetery 10 School, where he was vice A funeral semce for Mrs years before movmg to Chnstopher Reeve ParalySIS Manetta A memonal ser- preSident of hiS semor class, Colhns was held Thursday, FoundatIOn, 500 Morns, Hamson Township vice Will be held at a later and Michigan State May 24 at Grosse Pomte Spnngfield, NJ 07081 Dr Mann graduated from Memonal Church the Umverslty of St LoUIS Pauline Putnam Wilton date University, where he was a Funeral arrangements member of SIgma Chi frater- Interment IS at LakeSide Robert B. Johnstone School of Memcme were handled by A H Peters mty He organized every Cemetery m Decatur He was a captam m the Former City of Grosse Funeral Home m Grosse reunion of South's Class of Funeral arrangements were U S Atr Force dunng World Pomte reSident Robert B PolOte Woods handled by A H Peters War II and contlOued hiS Pauline Putnam 1970 Johnstone, of Richmond, Memonal gifts may be Mr Bayes was a computer Funeral Home In Grosse trammg at DetrOit New Zealand, died Fnday, made to the ActIVIties Pomte Woods ReceiVing Hospital He prac- Wilton consultant and a member of May 18, 2001, after a bnef BUI\dlOg at Knox the Indian Village Tenms ticed medlcme for 54 years Grosse Pomte Wood" 1'1'''1- Illness He was 73 dent Paulme Putnam Wilton Presbytenan Church Club, Burnmg Tree Golf Mr Johnstone was a grad- and was on ,taff at Holy Club and the EastSIde uate of the Umverslty of TenniS Club Mlctugan and served m the "Dunng hiS eight-year 27427 Gratiot struggle With cancer, Jim Roseville was a strong example of (3 Blks N. of 1-696) what It means to hve a pOSI- The Perfect Extra Chair tive bfe and concentrate on the Important thmgs," said ,~ hIS sister Wendy Hart $69.00 "RelatIOnshIps were always .....$1_ ~L CLEARANCE Jim's pnmary focus He had WiOOM SHADES a very close and lOVing rela- tIOnship WIth our mother, ~60%OFF ORIGINAL RETAIL ii!' r I my husband, myself and our two daughters" t~AiL DIANE . Mr Bayes IS sumved by r LASSI~ ARTEMIS SHADES hiS mother, Vlrgmla, a SIS- (~l,. "'~ ~'"' ~~p~ ter, Wendy (Martm) Hart Wlllard J. Hadley m and two meces, Heather ~F~~~I~RE Hart and Kimberly Hart Willard J. Hadley fJl ~.J"9 A memonal Mass for Mr 810-778-4002 III 13720GUIIOT ~ 810-nB 1700 Bayes Will be held Fnday, MON _ Fit 10-9 1lJfS SAT 10 6 Must Bring Lamp for Proper Fitting June 1, at St Paul Cathohc Willard "Bill" J Hadley • Sale ends June 16 • ReselectlOn only on sale Items Church Interment Will be at III, of Napemlle, Ill, died St Paul Columbanum Funeral arrangements are THE DETROIT HISTORICAL SOCIETY bemg handled by Verheyden Funeral Home In partnership WIth the Memonal gifts may be AMERICAN SOCIETY of INTERIOR DESIGNERS sent to Immaculate Heart of Lr.:to Michigan Chapter Mary Retirement Fund, 610 W Elm, Monroe, MI 48162 Building Co. .v-1911 VeSia11!,!g T$. Ruth Smiley Collins ~~Bf?M~e~nl Grosse Pomte Park resI- OPEN EVERYDAY NOW THROUGH JUNE 3,2001 dent Ruth Smiley Colbns ,I Antiques and more Browse and buy amidst Items from more than 45 exhibitors durmg the 2001 Antique Show at Chnst Church Grosse Pomte, 61 Grosse Pomte BoulE'vard m Gros"e Pomte FamlS The Show Will be open Saturday, THE HISTORIC VAUGHAN-VERNOR ESTATE, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI June 2, from 10 a m to 6 pm and Sunday, June 3, -~ SHOWHOUSE HOURS. from noon to 5 p m T1ckets 1030 a m to 5 p.m (Last entry 4: 15 pm) are $7 Chnstw's wlll offer Open Late on Thur.,days (La ..t entry 7 15 pm) the excltmg lecture Silver ADDITIONS from Great Estates, Secured parkmg and complimentary "huttle are available Saturday, at 11 a m Lecture • Family Rooms Weekday" Cros., of Chnst Lutheran Church (NW comer of Lone Pme & Telegraph) reservatIOns are $15 and Weekends Blrmmgham Covmgton School (on Quarton between Lah~er and Cranbrook) mclude show admlsslOn • Bedrooms • Dormers Guests can also "hop m the TIckets are $17 at the door Garden Tent, find refre"h- Detroit HI<;toncal Society and AS1D Memher" $13 ment m the Angel Cafe and ~_~9' __ test their luck dunng a Group<; of 20 or more $13 Silent AuctIOn that runs Call the Showhou'>C Hotlme at (313) 833.7912 for more detail" from 7 p m on Fnday flDIU ~~ fjJ~ ~ ~~ thrlJugh 3 p m on Sunday y Call TIckets PLUS at (800) 585-3737 to charge tIcket .. by phone Call (313) 885-4841, ext 882.3222 Save your ticket ~tub for $2 off the DetrOIt Symphony Orchcqr,l'~ Showhou~e commg m Fall 200l 117 .... ,

May 31,2001 Grosse Pointe News 18A Business Stock market takes time out for the holidays Fed Chairman Alan Fnday mornmg, due to the DttloD area baQIc$1 where are they now? Memonal Day hollday, pre- Greenspan addressed the Old Name New Name Economic Club of New York cludes LTS reportmg on full Lei's lalk...STOCKS week activIty last Thursday, May 24 Ann Arbor Trust Co He stated, Bank 01 Dearborn "The period Junk stocks Aastrom, up 108 percent to than $5 per share Another City Nat'l Bank of DetrOit of sub par An old saYIng says, "If It 15, or 13 8 percent, closed 1 60 per share, and economic trades for less than $5, It between $5 and under $10 Somantc, up 114 percent to Detro!t Bank & Trust growth ISnot l" must be junk per share 4 02 per share Grosse POinte Bank over yet, and The market treats all On Apnl 3, LTS conduct- On the other hand, It's Manu1acturers Nat'l Bank we are not stocks trading for less than ed a snmlar, but unpub- not alwavs a one-wav street Mount Clemens Savings BarJk free ot the $5 as If they had been VSI Holdings lost 49 percent hshed, survey of these same NatIOnal Bank of DetrOit nsk that eco- dropped down the laundry 109 stocks, when the Dow In seven weeks to close at nomIc weak- chute mto the dank, dark was 9,486 and the NASDAQ 201, and MSB FinanCIal NatIOnal Bank of Royal Oak ness Wlll be By Joseph recesses of that speculabve was 1,673 dropped 11 percent to 8 45 Public Bank 01 DetrOit greater than Mengden trading Pit In the basement per share Security Bank & Trust cur r e r, t 1y The DetrOit Free Press We all know about the Many penny-stock traders Trenton State Bank antIcipated, requmng fur. (May 24) pubhshes "The market's phenomenal like the "dogs," In SpIte of ther pollcy response Michigan Report," hstmg bounce during the past the paucIty of brokerage How many banks can you correttly IdentifY now? "Our front-loaded pollcy 109 major MIchIgan-based seven weeks, Wlth the Dow research sponsorshIp and stocks on the NYSE, NAS- up 17 1 percent and the actIOns thIs year should be ofl'tlmes lack of hquldlty "Commencement" better, duce a supenor performance DAQ and over-the-counter NASDAQ rocketing 34 1 provldmg substantIal sup- Jl"TYSE-traded ChampIOn It'S really the beginning of unless you do something dif- port for the economic actIVI- Twenty-eIght of these 109 percent! Enterpnses, the home ferent from the majonty stocb, or 257 percent, Among the local "dogs," the hfe to be ty later thIS year" bUIlder, spurted 85 percent Mayor early June IS the 3 The only way to get a closed on May 23 at less huge gains were posted by Our press deadllne last m seven weeks from 5.05 to usual tIme for these cere- bargain IS to buy what most 9.351 momes Why, we even saw a Investors are selhng Even the NYSE has Its kmdergarten graduatIOn 4. To buy when others are share of cheap stocks, but card at the store! (D1d you selhng and to sell when oth. Millions of reasons to visit stnct delistlng reqwrements ever know anyone who ers are greedIly bUYing clean house now and then flunked out of kinder- requires the greatest fortI- Assume you bought garten?) tude, even wrole offenng the Ellis Island (dot com) $10,000 each of the seven Most parents, grandpar- greatest reward "fallen angels" on the NYSE ents, godparents, relatives 5 In the long run, the At one tIme or another we on Apnl 3, for a total crap and some fnends receive stock market mdlces fluctu- all wonder where we came shoot of $70,000 mailed inVItatIons, which ate around the long-term from, and I don't mean from ointers on As of May 23, your basket are really gray-mall for a upward trend of earnings mom and dad of seven stocks was worth gift from the out-of-towners per share If you didn't have ances- $96,185 (excluding commIs- Why not a securities gift? 6. If you buy the same tors on the Mayflower or a TeChnology SIOns), a non-reahzed gain The tyPICal mmlmum cash securities as other people, few other wooden shIps, of $26,185, or 37 4 percent! purchase for a new broker- you will have the same chances are pretty good Who are the seven NYSE age account IS$500, but why results as other people your ancestors passed "fallen angels?" WIth pnces not a gift of appreCIated 7. Too many Investors through EllIS Island 10 New as ofApnl3, they are stock from the donor's port- focus on "outlook" and York harbor WIth a clear • Bethlehem Steel (2 24 folio? "trend," so therefore, more view of the Statue of records of famIly members EllIS Island Fo..nd.-:tlOn, per share), Then the student's tax profit ISmade by focusmg on LIberty that passed through the Attn' Records DiVISIon,PO. • Federal Mogul (2.70), cost is the donor's existmg value From 1892 to 1924, some Elhs Island doors Box Elhs, New York, NY • WR Grace (l 39); cost, and no capItal gams 8 The tIme to sell an asset 22 mllhon people from every The webSIte IS slmpllClty 10163 • Owens-Cornmg (2 65), accrue to the donor. is when you have found a corner m the world entered Itself You can also call them at • PolarOId (3 81), What a great way to start much greater bargam to the Umted States through Just enter a last name- (212) 883-1986 How IS that • Revlon-A (475) and out the young Investor on replace It Eills Island the database wJlI hunt for for sefVIce? And In New • Xerox (4 95) their introduction to capital- (These were wntten Oct For more than 40 percent York, yet! Only one stock showed a spelling vanatlOns - to Isml 31,1990 ) of Americans, Elhs Island gain access to 11 fields of There are pubhc famdy los Owens-Cormng lost Try to pIck a diVIdend- holds the key to their ances- mformatlOn ThIS meludes hIstory electromc scrap- $2,113 In the seven weeks, paYIng stock, so the student Joseph Mengden IS a resI- tral past the ImmIgrant's gIVen books on the sIte you can or 21 3 percent, because of "hears" about the invest- What has thIS do to WIth VIew,and you can build your ItS asbestos legal problems dent of the CIty of Grosse name, surname, shIp name, ment every quarter Pomte and former chaIrman technology? Just about port of departure, arnval own One loss out of seven shows everything If you can't plan For $45, you can jom the the benefits of the "basket" of FIrst of MIchigan He IS date, hne number on the also a member of the a VISItto the Island shIp's mamfest, gender, age, Statue of Llberty-Elhs diversIficatIOn theory Templeton's 8 Last Apnl, after some five Island Foundation ThIS . Fmancwl Analysts Society mantal status, natlOnabty of DetroIt lnc years of development, the and last reSIdence entItles you to free matenal maxIms Amencan FamIly pnntouts and allows you to Graduation John Templeton's EIght "Let's Talk Stocks" IS spon. 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to oht .. r the> license plate small cut on the palm of hl<" also receIved a tIcket for the number which later hand durmg the altercation Heirloom gone Illegal turn and not haVIng revealed the car wab btolen Grosse Pomte Woods proof of auto msurance PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS pohce are investlgatmg The victim received medical Where to? three people who reportedly hurry and didn't want to be pubhc safety officer dISCOV-attention from the Harper A taXicab driver wa... had the opportUnIty to steal Drunken driver bothered" Under questIOn- ered the man was wanted on Woods FIre Department but flagged down while drlvmg three outstandmg warrants, a piece of valuable jewelry Respondmg to a reported 109, the youth relented and refused to be transported to west on Vermer on May 22 mcludlng a disorderly con- from a home m the 1080 disturbance m the 2300 saId he was dehvermg the a ho::,pltal despite a blood at 9 a m He pulled over and duct charge 10 DetrOit A block of South Oxford block of Stanhope, Grosse alcohol to a fnend pressure readmg of 190 over a man 10 hiS 50s or 60s got check also showed the man's On the mormng of Pomte Woods pohce on The boy was Cited for 120 m the back seat Tuesday, May 22 a reSident Thursday, May 24, at 10 38 being a minor 10 possessIOn driver's hcense was sus- She did not appear to The dnver told the man pended have any other phY'Hcal ofthe home told pohce some- pm, arrested a DetrOit man of alcohol he would be back 10 d for drunken dnvmg The 41- IOjUrles one had stolen a platinum - Brad Lindberg mmute as he walked IOta a weddmg band set with dla. year-old man was caught on Log jam nearby busmesb for a cup of monds The nng was a fami- northbound Harper near Tool thieves coffee ly heirloom Allard On Saturday, May 26, at Assault While btandmg at the A. prE'hmmary brE'ath test about 2 30 am, a loud nOIse interrupted ,-vuntL-r, the dn \ cr IV'll chpd regIstered hiS blood alcohol startled a reSIdent of the and attempted hiS cab pull away He told Lost luggage level at 142 percent 1200 block of South Oxford Several workers' trucks pohw that he had left the In Grosse Pomte Woods Two have had theIr content'> loot- WhIle patrollmg south- Officers also found a bottle robbery keys 10 the IgmtlOn bound Mack near Oxford on of liquor under hiS vehIcle's hours later, pollce diSCOV- ed by burglars at the same The cab was recovered Monday, May, 21 at 4 45 dnver's seat ered someone had thrown a After shopping at a bUSI- busmess In the 20000 block later that day In Warren am, a Grosse Pomte Woods four-foot log through the ness 10 the 18000 block of of Kelly over the past bever- With the engme runmng (:ohceman came across a Painting the back wmdow of a vehicle Vernier on May 24, a 69- al months Usually the dn- Videotape eVidence from the garment bag m the street parked 10 the block There year-old DetrOit woman put ver IS 10 the store only a few bus mess where the cab wab The'bag contamed a man's are no suspects her purchases In the trunk mmutes and returns to find stolen was turned over to town and got Into the dnver's seat all of the tools mlssmg and black SUIt, burgundy dress Pranksters got theIr WIsh police shIrt and burgundy tie , of her car As she started to no witnesses when someone drove over a Smashed car reach for the door, a man On May 26, thmgs went The officer assumed the pamt can that had been set stepped 10 the way and down a httle differently, the Bike thief bag fell off a passmg vehicle 10 the middle of CharleVOIx window demanded her purse dnver returned 10 time to The bag and clothmg are between Hollywood and CrulSlng the 1000 block of caught bemg stored at the pollce Canterbury shortly before She continued to reach for find the crime 10 progress Hampton In Grosse Pomte the door handle, wh.ch Imtl. At around 4 pm, a man left While playmg at Harper statIOn should their owner Woods 9:30 a m on Sunday, May want them back 27. a Grosse Pomte Woods ated a struggle The perpe- the store and headed to hiS Woods' Johnston Park on On Friday, May 25, at trator grabbed the purse parked truck As he May 22, a 13-year-old boy 11 20 p.m., officers diSCOV- patrolman dIscovered a car WIth a smashed rear Window WIth one hand and the VIC- approached he notIced the had leaned hIS bike agamst Open beer ered the prank In the form of tIm by the throat WIth the rear door of hiS Ford a treE' At around 8 45 pm, a whIte blotch on the road parked 10 a dnveway On Fnday, May 25, at 7 25 The officer nOtified the other She held onto the Econolme van was open another boy jumped on the The pamt can had been purse handles and began He confronted a man car- bike and took off down pm, a 40-year-old DetrOIt taken from nearby trash homeowner, who said the man narrowly escaped bemg damage must have occurred klckmg the man WIth both rYing some of hiS tools Damman arrested for drunken dnvmg after 3 a m Two broken feet, screaming for help at attemptmg to step out of the The VIctim waved down 10 Grosse Pomte Woods Party over vodka bottles were found at the same time van two men 10 a car who gave The 6 p m lOCIdent pro- A struggle followed and Pohce had stopped him for Actmg on a tip from polIce the scene, one 10 the back chase They followed the boy makmg an Illegal nght turn m the City of Grosse Pomte, seat of the vandahzed car, VIded plenty of dayhght and the VIctim punched the per- to Peerless then over to on red from eastbound officers in Grosse Pomte the other on the home's front several WItnesses A valet petrator, who then dropped Woodmont before appre- the tools and crawled under Vermer to southbound Mack Woods canceled a beer party lawn had just parked a car when hendmghlm when they found him 10 pos. before It got off the ground he heard the cnes for help a car parked nearby Police were called and session of an open 40-ounce On Fnday, May 25, at 4'22 He ran toward the scuffie A second perpetrator was arrested the 14.year-old for bottle of beer pm, an officer pwled over Three warrants and yelled at the perpetra- spotted on the other SIde of larceny Because the man's blood an 18-year-old Woods youth On Saturday, May 26, at tor, who Immediately the van carrymg a toolbox He was released to hiS alcohol content was only 03 who had kegs of beer m the 10 pm, a 29-year-old dropped the purse and The VIctim tned to stop hIm legal guardian a few hours percent, well under the 10 back of hiS SIlver, 1998 DetrOIt man dnVlng a car Jumped mto a waiting 1991 but he Jumped Into a gray later The bIke was returned hmlt for drunken dnvmg, he Dodge Durango. Police also with a burned-out headhght red Pontlac BonneVIlle that conversIOn van followed undamaged was Cited for the lesser found a bottle of rum was pulled over on west- was occupied by two other closely by hIS bruised accom. charge of haVIng open mtox- Accordmg to police, the bound VernIer near Helen men phce and sped away The - Darren Donaldson Icants 10 a motor vehicle He teenager "said he was 10 a A Grosse Pointe Woods Other witnesses were able VIctim sustamed only a Grosse Pointe Farms adopts fiscal year 2002 budget "We've had a number of resurface the parkmg lot Modzmskl, IS because the 1225 In 2000 It went up to There are ways to raise By Jim Stickford the millage rate, but they homes sold 10 the past year," and put m new hghts The Staff Writer tax revenue used to pay for 1375 mills booster bUlldmg IS also One of the reasons the are complicated and reqUIre said Modzmskl "Also people The budget news for the sewer separatIOn project have been makmg Improve- being repaired IS gomg dIrectly to payoff Farms was able to keep the much pubhc mput Grosse Pomte Farms resI- As a result of these laws, ments to their homes hke The Farms ISsettmg aSide dents IS mostly good The the debt mstead of gomg millage rate the same for $167,000 for a new ladder 2002 IS that home sales and the market value of homes crazy They're able to refi- millage rate for fiscal year through the general fund nance their houses and have truck The present truck ThiS year the Farms IS pay- home Improvements 10 commumtles hke Grosse 2002 remamb the samE' as POInte Farms have risen u!>ed that money to redo dates back to 1973 2001 - 1375 mills 109 off $757,000 of the debt Increased city revenue by Firefighters are also reCelV- 2 6 percent Under property greatly, while the taxable their homes" The actual general fund WhIle the Farms Will be So as a result of mflatlOn, Ing new turnout gear at a tax laws adopted 10 the mld- value has been hmlted to budget IS dechmng shghtly, paymg off the sewer project home sales and home cost of $1,000 an outfit Thl!> for 20 years, reSidents saw 1990s, commumtles are gen- the rate of mflatlOn As a from $11 365 mllhon to result, homes are often Improvements, Farms rev- year they are buymg 19 $11 140 mllhon The reason the big tax mcrease take erally only able to raise mill- Next year they are gettmg age rates by the rate ofmfla- taxed at levels below half enue went up 5 8 percent for the slight decrease, said placl.' 10 fiscal year 2000 In ThiS allowed the counCILto 11 at a total cost of $30,000 1999 the mIllage rate was tlOn the market value Farms controller John But when a home IS sold, keep the mIllage rate the over two fiscal years the taxable value and the same, despite haVIng to pay "We are also paymg Farms Primary set for Aug. 7 SEV become Identical The for the sewer separatIOn pro- $66,000 thiS year to help taxable value of a home may ject finance the new police and fire radIO system m the bnng retaIl busmess to the also go up when Improve- ThiS year the capital pro- By Jim Stlckford Theros and Michael Jects fund IS receIVmg $1 8 POll'tes and Harper Woods," T1ttenngton Hill shoppmg dIstnct They ments to a house are made Staff Writer mllhon 10 fundmg Projects Modzmskl said "It's based Mumclpal court judge have also been debatmg Expand your kitchen and A special pnmary wl1l be mclude $450,000 bemg set 10 the Farms The entIre Matthew Rumora ISrunmng what to do WIth the property your home becomes more held on Tuesday, Aug 7, In valuable and your tax rate aSide for Improvements to systf'm costs $1 2 milhon Grosse Pomte Farms to unopposed the city acqwred at the cor- goes up the PIer Park They WIll But the Farms only pays a select eIght candIdates for The top eIght vote-getters ner of Mack and Moross It the November city counCIl In the August pnmary wIll ISexpected that these Issues electIon be placed on the November WIllplaya promment role In Under the Farms charter, ballot Councllmembers the upcom1OgelectIOn a pnmary ISheld If there are MartlO West and John more than eight candIdates Danaher recently for CIty counCIl This year announced they would not there are 10 seek reelectIOn ,.his And of that 10, there IS CouncIl member Peter only one mcumbent, LIsa Waldmelr recently resigned Gandelot, seekmg reelec- for personal reasons and hIs l O~£RN FEA.1 tIOn. The remammg candi- replacement, John Crowley, '~ lye dates are Charles S DaVIS agreed to serve out the rest Automaticgateoperlers Ill, James C Farquhar Jr ofWaldmelr's term, but that 776-5456 ElalOe Hartmann, Therese was It 29180 Gratiot Ave Joseph, Allen Ledyard, The Farms councIl has RoseVIlle Chnstopher P MaIOrana, been debatmg the future of klchard E. Russell, LoUIS the CIty, mcludmg how to Bonior to GMS Lease Special CITY OF HARPER WOODS speak at G.P. WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN $346imo. SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING For 36 Months, Oem Club MAY 21, 2001 12,000 miles per year $1595 Due at SIgn,ng Rep DaVId Bomor Wlllbe T1lc' T(~ular ell)' CounCil meetln~ was called [0 order b~ Mayor Kennrth A Pl:'yntC'f at Taxes ",Ie hcens& and l&glsllallon the guest speaker at a 7 'Op m extra Saturday breakfast hosted ROll CALL All Coun,,1 persons "m: pmen' Mus1be a curren! Cadillac leosee by the Grosse POlOte MOTIONS PASSED Democratic Club at 9 am, I To r«c'''''C 3ppr'(l\e and me.be mLnuleS of the re~1Jlar Ot)' Council Mtt11n~ held May June 2, at the ChIldren's 21 2001 Catera 1998 2 That the agenda ('If [he regular ell)' (()Unci I ~lln~ ha"m~ bc'cll acltd upon the meel Deville 2001 S T.S. 1998 Home of DetrOIt 10 the activ- 'ng IS her'lt .. ('> I M Mayor r tlC \~) pubhc Bagels, doughnuts, rng om j(> r- ~ CYf) os ~ 1 r The FUSIon of DeSIgn and Technology coffee and refreshments WIll G PN OV'"2001 be available ...... c._ ...... -.....-......

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Code, who works In sales and "They throw events like pICniCS, are from that era" It's a great release RldIng IS a Staff Writer marketmg for an automotlve sup- raffies and runs that raise a lot of A roar cres(.endos from a dis- Gro'ise Pomte Farms reSIdent fun sensatlOn, comparable to downhIll sknng You feel the rush ply company "The crowds are too money for chanty" tance on the warm, calm and and automotIVe wnter JIm The commItment to chanty Ramsey can attest to that tradl- You hear and smell thmgs more" bIg" sunny shorehne of Lake 8t Clair Code said he'll often get togeth- started m the early 1980s when While Joggers pace themselves, tlon In the past 15 years, he has Brown rides hlb Hog (as er Wlth a couple of frIends to go Harley-DaVIdson Inc wanted to restored five vmtage Harleys, all Harley's are affectIOnately called babIes are strolled and sailboats ndmg, whether It'S a day tnp soften ItS hardcore Image and are gently pushed by the wmd at of whIch he owns by their owners) occaSIOnally for work, on Slghtseemg tnps and on around Lake St ClaIr or out to appeal to a mamstream crowd a distance, a pack of two-cyllnder- "Harley has respected ItS own The company took on the cause of past and hentage, whIch IS some- weekly evemng ndes WIth the the Blue RIdge Mountams of powered workhorses In shInmg the Muscular Dystrophy chrome and steel approaches, thmg a lot of compames have ASSOCIatIOnIn the past 18 years, abandoned," said Ramsey "When ushenng the thunder along Photo by BonnIe Caprara Harley and Its HOG chapters Lakeshore Dnve The raw power I restore a bIke that's 50 years have donated $35 mtlhon to old, I can feel that tradItIOn Even and rumbling presence of this Jerry's KIds on the new blkes, you can trace brIgade Invades the once-peaceful Grosse Pointe Ab the Harley crowd has the concept and executIOn back and tranquil landscape of the Park resident Rick become more upscale, so have ItS f over 80 years They use the same Grosse Pomtes, passes by and Brown Is an avid fundralsmg events Back m Apnl, : moves on With then path audIble configuratIOn of engIne and they Harley-Davidson work to get the same sound and Harley and the Ford Motor Co co- I'~ in the dIstance rider. sponsored the Black and Blue The warnors of these two- sensory effects " Ball at the Ritz-Carlton m The styhng, too, IS a great draw wheeled machInes aren't as men- He says: "On a Dearborn to raIse funds for MDA , acmg as they look Underneath for most nders hke Grosse Pomte Harley, you can't where guests mIxed and mmgled • Woods reSIdent Cmdy Craven, the helmets and weather-worn hear your cell leather and lace leather garb are doctors, attor- who purchased her first Harley phone, there are "There are so many suburban, two years ago, a 1999 Sportster neys and manufacturers reps, no faxes, no kids. upscale bIke owners, It made mothers, fathers and grandfa- Sport - a 1957 replica of the It's great therapy. sense to have a chanty ball," saId thers A few of them may even be same bIke It's a great release. Ramsey your neIghbors "It really attracts a lot of atten- As exclUSIve as Harley nders tlon," saId Craven, a secretary at The chanots of the dark sIde, "Riding Is a fun are becommg, they have also RIchard Elementary School "The Harley-DaVIdson motorcycles, stlll sensation, compa- become more mcluslve Harley IS hke a bIg welcome mat carry theIr legends and mystlque, rable to downhlll "In today's society, we get stuck although theIr nders have become I've met lots of people I wouldn't skllng. You feel the mto httle clumps of people," saId mcreasmgly upscale Smce the have met If I was m a car" rush. You hear and Brown "WIth Harley owners, company mvested in quality and "They hke the mystIque and smell things there's a great cross-sectIOn of Improvements m the mld-1980s, they want to buy the clothes and more." people They range from blue-col- demand and mterest m the blkes look the look," saId Archambault lar Ime workerb to doctors" has skyrocketed, especIally Wlth "They hve one hfe dunng the day DetrOit HOG (Harley Owners Tennessee • "I've been to some of the bIg ral- nch urban bIkers, otherWl.,e and another m the evemng and hes - Daytona (Daytona Beach, Group) Chapter. Craven IS an aVid partIcIpant m known as rubbles on the weekends " "On a Wednesday night, we get chanty ndes She recently Jomed Fla J and SturgIs (S D J," sald Dale Archambault, manager of Rick Brown of Grosse Pomte Ramsey "Everyone IS dIfferent, Park IS one who trades hIS SUitS about 80 to 120 nders," saId 1,000 nders who paId to ride DetroIt Harley-Davldson III but they have one thmg m com- for leathers and hops onto hIS Brown "It's an absolute blast I We together from Warren to Center Lme, sald about 10 per- mon - theIr Harleys and then escape vehIcle, a 1995 Harley meet at a restaurant around 7 RIchmond to raIse money for the cent of hIS busmess {'ames from love for Ildmg " Super Ghde p m and we get out mto the coun- pedlatnc department at I the Grosse Pomters, who favor Beaumont HospItal "They're also some of the the crUlsmg models lIke the "I ride pretty much 10 monthb try as soon as possIble" Other nders like Carl Code of "A lot of these guys look hke fnendhest people I've met," saId Softtall Hentage and the out of the year," bald Brown, an Grobbe Pomte Shores, preferb the they'll go horne and kIck then dog Craven "I haven't met a bad per- Hentage ClassIc audlO and Video manufacturers son WIth my bIke or on a bIke" rep "On a Harley, you can't hear open road With an emphasIs on or beat thelr Wlves, but once you "They're nostalgIC bikes that get past that {Image}, these are are retro from the 1960s," saId your cell phone, there are no open See HEAVEN, page 2B

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!!;~~n-tIm-eSh-ave-com-edo""wn arM_I Courage overcomes life's obstacles "Yet the outlaw Image, People aren't waltmg two that your grandparenb portrayed In movIes like to three years hke they Courage IS one of the most knew and even the one your "The WIld Ones," remams dId three or four years loaded words m the Enghsh parents knew has been on the burface only ago Harley has bUIlt new language It Implies bO whIrled away and swal. T d much, covers so many dIffer. he auntmg look of plants and upped produc. ent cIrcumstances and lowed up as we adapt our leather chaps and Jackets bon They're now puttmg Involves both moral and way of hfe and thought to many lOntend serve more out 217,000 bikes a year keep pace WIth change Our f mental strength It enables o a practical purposE' opposed to 60,000 a year world IS no longer pnvate than a styhsh one Many back In 1990 " one to venture, to preber- P T and manageable Our t - d h h verI', WIthstand danger, fear • • rob In ersh say" t ey wear "My concern IS thath t ISd or dl ffiIculty m pursuIt of rIme Ime lems are no longer con med eat er lor safety IS a fad, hke Porsc es an to our own shore We have "Underneath those I" d R what IS nght b t t I alrp anes, sal amsey It has httle to do With ecome In erna JOna and chaps, you'll see a lot of "I hope the rubbleb are phYSical strength. although By Marian 1'rainor open to all dangers and fru' desllmer Jean" " "aH! g0mg tn g'"ow th!.' mqr tratlOns that such Involve. Craven k " we often assocIate the word d ~ S h tIon The persons who et WIth spectacular athletic gIvmg In to e eat uc b f ment Imphes Even those of Still, the look IS hot One group Craven tales inspire others to leave attempt It must e sure 0 thiS era find some of the Sit. M any dealershlps do as h opes to see grow are Performances It mvolves dead-end pursUIts an d wor k th elr groun d, and Just as uatlOns tough to handle, h b th r h " 1 d settmg a goal and pursuing h dd t k Importantly have the mettle muc us mess WI las - lema e n erb It to the end no matter what against t I' 0 soma e how much more so for older IOn as they do WIth bIkes "I know some women their dream come true to btand up against cntl- people who were not born n..lterA" aII, dea 1ers IIk e wh 0 h aven 't gotten a dIfficultiesWe've all anseread success sto- 0vercommg economic Clsm, ndlcule and the dark, mto It Archambault have to put Harley yet and there nes ofmdlvlduals who start. adverSIty IS one aspect of dangerous attitude of closed It takes courage to be old somethmg In their stores are some who thmk It'S courage Another IS that dls- mmds m these times not only I d ed out life WIth very lIttle P b hi h t th t Walt hsts for new Harleys an unlady Ike thmg to 0, but were determmed to played by Innovators It ro a y t epIc ure a because of the rapid changeb can be as long as two to but I've had a lot of elder. takes a gTeat deal of courage comes to mmd most fre- and the adjustments needed I break away from theIr I h k f three months ly women who pul up at h to try to change any accept- quent y w en we spea 0 to aSSImilate but also poverty Wit purpose and hId "It's not as bad as It a light, gIve me the h d ed SOCIal mores whether It courage IS t I' acc alme because of the losses whIch d" h b d "" tenacity t ey attempte , C I th h use to be, saId t urn s up an say, IOU rId d d be political, religIOUS or m hero ertam y ose w 0 time bnngs partIcularly the b Th I 'c lal e an tnI' agam, never h I hi" Archam au It " e Walt go, gIr , "saId raven the boardroom of a corpora- lay t elr Ives on t e me lor loss of a husband or WIfe It the good and welfare of oth- must be remembered that ers are the most deservmg of for older people marrIage accolades whether It be In was for better or worse, a defense of theIr country, or permanent commItment If nskmg their hves to save It wasn't exactly a dream those In danger of losmg come true, compensations GROSSE POINTE ARTISTS ASSOCIATION theIrs and adjustments were made • 501 (e) (3) fn elempt OrglDWtiDI InspIring, as they are and after awhIle became an because of the Impact they acceptable way of hfe Thus PRESENTS THE have on so many, there are when one partner dIed, the others who lIve WIth qUlet other was left WIth a VOId desperatIOn, strugglmg Problems shared became every day to contnbute to ones that the Surv1Vor must the welfare of others cope WIth If the mamage Fathers who work at Jobs was a good one, the loss of that are phYSIcally or men- love and comparuonshlp was tally challengmg m order to deeply felt In both cases It earn money so that theIr took resolutIOn and spmt to chIldren may have a better hfe Mothers who place theIr go on H r I' 1" b fi h Helen ayes, ,1:::. q~~c' of ,ami y s we !are e ore t elr the Amencan theater, was own and the phYSically marrIed to Charles handIcapped who refuse to gIve up and struggle to be all MacArthur - an example of they can be These too are a lOVIng and gIvmg mar. courageous people nage She was deeply affect. It might be Said that m ed by hIS death but she went thIS era of nuclear uncer- on With her career and talnty, change IS &0 fast- refused to nurse her gnef In a documentary titled "No pace d It IS dlfficult to ab&orb Place LIke Home" she told a and everyone who doesn't succumb to passIve natIOnWIde audience, "The endurance IS dlsplaymg changes demanded by old courage Mage are tough to accept Older cItizens are among ailltallllllg as much mde- those who are certamly pendence as you can makes deselV1ng of bemg termed It easier to yIeld gTacefuHy SATURDAYJUNE2 10:00a.m.-5:00p.m. "courageous" It takes a lot to those changes" of fortItude to be old m these Una Lay Clark, WIdow of times To begm WIth, m spIte the late Barney Clark, who SUNDAY JUNE3 10:00a.m.-5:00p.m. of all the pressure on medIa made medical hIstory as the to present older people as first human reCipIent of a attractive, mterestmg and permanent artIfiCIal heart, worthwhile mdlvlduals, tells of how she coped WIth ,.IAN 'lOR ALLAQeS they are too often presented her loss She dId It by work- In either humorous sltua- mg III hIS memory for the tlons or as people who are Amencan Heart AsSOCIatIOn patiently tolerated Those servmg as the preSident and l.HI'-D~N~ Al.rIVITIf,~ who watch teleVISion are not campaIgn chauman "It • shown older people m the keeps me busy and enables best lIght me to cope," she saId What breakthrough there "Moreover It keeps me close IS III pnnt advertIsements IS to Barney Clark" Takmg on • 1Z-AFFI-£~ not reahStically presented a miSSIOnfor the associatIOn Readers who look at these was not an easy Job for her ads see older people who She was used to staying m look like young people made the homE' TravelIng around ~TUD£NTAll-T up to look older As a result the country was a complete- • ly new expenence and one older people must deal WIth that took courage an Image ofbemg ndlcu!ous, pathetic or not living up to These are examples of two l.1Z-AFTDf,MON~mTION~ the projected Image of the women who have learned to • media But that IS one of the cope by mvolvmg them- more superficial problems selves WIth the problems of ConSider the problem of others ThIS IS somethmg MU~IC. ~ ~F~~HM£NT~ adjustment Many older Cltl- that others who have suf- • zens today go back to a time fered the loss of a loved one that was hved at a conSIder- could try It IS dIfficult to go ably slower pace Cltles out mto new and untned were small (DetrOlt's bound- terntory after leadmg a ary ended at Grand sheltered lIfe haVIng been Boulevard) NeIghborhoods helped by a mate, but It has were extended famIlies The Its rewards One has less automobl1e was Just begIn- time to feel the pam of loss mng to be perfected The of someone who has up to EXHIBITORS FROM FAR AND WIDE OFFER FINE SELECTIONS telephone and telegraph sys- now been so Important In tRms were used to commum- your lIfe OF ART WORK IN 6LASS-WOOD-M£TAL-.POITERl'- cate Letters and postcards The loss of a loved one IS were too The world had not traumatic but there are yet been mvaded by radIO, other changes that come STlTCHERl' - J£W£LRl' - SCULPTURESAND PAINTIN6S IN teleVlslOn, computer and the WIth the years that older Internet People read news- people must face One IS the ACRruC" PASTEL - OIL AND WATERCOLOR papers to learn what was need to adJust to dlmmlshed gomg on SOCial hves phYSIcal strength No mIs- revolved around local, CIVIC take, older people are 21 and church actIVIties WIth years old InSIde They would occaSIOnal get-togethers lIke to dance untIl dawn or WEIII • IJCAJD 1EIIEBI1IlIE .. All IT.aAllf IEaIAl With relatives It was a play several sets of tenms or qUIet, satl<;fYlllg and most skI It IS depressmg for them IN THE VILLAGE Importantly a stable lIfe to find that what used to be Just a qUIck companson of pleasurable IS now an the turbulent, fast-movmg endurance contest, that the world today WIll gIVe you partiCIpatIOn m what was <;ome Idea of the adJust- once fun IS now work H£Ll' U~ MA~£THI'i> DUll- ~£'i>T £V£(Z. fUNDAAl'i>£ll-H ments they have had to CurtaIled mcome IS anoth- make not only III their day- er unpleasant fact of life to-day hves but III theIr that some older people must A $'-.00 DONATION l'i>IZ-£~U£'i>T£D appraisal of the advance accept SOCIal Secunty and technology has brought WIth small pensIOns do not allow l.HILDJl.£N UND£(Z. ADMITT£D It A revolutIOnary change m for the kmd of hfestyle they 1'- F(Z££I!! how we hve once knew ThIS loss of Each decade has been finanCIal securtty becomes vastly different from the one even more dIfficult to accept that preceded It The world See COURAGE, page 5B , ~~s;~~~f~teNews I Faces & nlaces 36 Art on the Pointe returns to Ford House June 9-10 The Assistance League to the Northeast GUidance Center has added several new dimensions this year to Its annual benefit, Art on the Pomte The 18-year-old festiVal wl1lInclude a gar- den fest, a taste fest apd a children's festival, all In adrntlOn to ItS trarntlOnal Juned art fair Art on the POinte WlIIbe open from 10 a m to 8 p m Saturdav .JunE'q and from 10 a m to 5 p m Sunday, June 10, on the grounds of the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Marc House, 1100 Lakeshore m Thomas and Grosse Pomte Shores All Max the proceeds will benefit the Moose will commumty mental health perform for programs of the NEGC, ehllclren at which serves famlhes on Art on the DetrOit's east Side Pointe. Some 5,000 people are expected to attend the two- day fair and to browse and buy works of more than 70 In the back, from left, are sandy Sommer, Kalynn Slater. Cathy Leverenz. artists from all around the Julie Brewster. Helen Boyer. Therese Cardoze. Megan Brennan. Patty Umted States Palntmgs m Groezinger, sandi Cook and Sandy Seale. Seated from left. are And! Mattei. Kyle acrylic, 011 and watercolor Clor. JoVona Cisco. Eleanor Obermeyer, Pam Hackett and Sue Martin. Wlll be for sale, as w1l1pho- tography, sculpture, Jewelry shores of Lake St Clair, lis- and more Pnces of Items ten to entertainment by the Wlllrange from $3 to more Balduck Mountam than $3,000 Ramblers and participate in The Garden Fest ISa new a live auctlOn AOP feature thiS year Art IS still the focus of the Vendors Wllloffer Items festival, however ThiS and showcase trends m year's featured artist IS plants and garden acces- Mlcmgan reSident Gary W. sones Local herb and horti- Odmark, a seven-year vet- culture clubs Wlllconduct eran of Art on the Pomte free semmars on gardemng Odmark, a graduate of tOpiCSPartlclpatmg garden Kendall College of Art and clubs mclude the Master DeSign, has been palntmg Gardeners of Greater m OIlsand watercolors since DetrOIt, the Herb Society of 1966 A poster of hiS palnt- Amenca, Michigan Pond mg, "Magnolia Garden," and Koi Club, the Grosse w111be for sale, as Willsome Pomte Garden Center and of hiS hmlted edition prints. Wild Birds Unlimited At the Children's The Northeast GUidance Festival, kids of all ages Center serves some 5,000 can create their own mas- at-nsk children and adults terpIeces while bemg enter- each year through ItS 14 DSO dinner, auction tained by Max the Moose mental and emotIOnal A dinner and auctlon on May 8 raised $60.000 and by Harpbeat's Donna health programs which for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Itzhak Novak. They can decorate address a range of problems Perlman. DSO guest conductor. held an informal theIr own ceramic works of from aDXletydisorders, questlon and answer session during the evening art under the guidance of attentIOn defiCit rnsorders and also served as auctioneer for part of the staff from All FIred Up, a and chrome mental Illness- evening. Among those who attended were Grosse pottery-pamtmg studiO m es to substance abuses Pointers Jim and Ann Nicholson. Jim Nicholson Grosse Pomte Park The The AsSistance League is a member of the DSO board. DetrOIt Discovery Museum prOVIdesvolunteer and Will show kids how to make financial assistance for the paper face masks and NEGC gigantic bubbles Local art teachers Wlllconduct one- AdmiSSion to Art on the hour classes m baSICskills POInte IS $3 a person, chil- for draWlng and watercolor dren under 12 Wlllbe pamtmg Art easels WlIIbe admitted free Parkmg IS Therese Cardoze of Grosse Pointe Farms is shown placed around the children's available on Lakeshore with Gary Odmark and his AOP 2001 limited edition actiVIties area to encourage directly across from the of "Magnolla Garden." creatiVIty and self-expres- Ford House Tours of the NURSING HOME sion repaIrs and acqulsltlOi-lsfor and dmner For more mfor- house Will also be available the school matlOn, call (313) 884-1070. 8045 EAST JEFFERSON DETROIT, MICH. for a nommal fee For more Ttckets for the golf outmg Several DetrOIt area mformatlOn about Art on restaurants, mcludmg are $165 and mclude golf - Margie Rezns Smlth 821-3525 the Pomte, call (313) 824- With a cart, lunch, snacks UALlTY NURSING CARE Almosl's Ice Cream, Atom's 5699 JUIce Cafe, the Golden Dragon, Jet's Pizza, Red Fore!: Our Lady Star 0[- Hot and Blue BBQ, the the Sea's Men's Club Wlll Channel Marker and Tom's host ItS eighth annual golf Oyster Bar, Wllloffer Items outmg begInmng at 11 30 from their menu a m Monday, June 4, at Entertamment Wlllalso MoraVIan Hills Golf and mclude Guy Louis and the Country Club m Mount Chautauqua Express, magi- Clemens cian Gordon Russ, The club ISmade up of Marian Nelson and Tickle fathers of the chIldren of Your Funny Bone, and the school and holds several strolling Vlohmst Michael fundralsers throughout the Mainguth. school year Funds are used On Saturday from 6 to 8 for athletiC programs, pm, guests can dme on the Fur Storage Have Your Valuable Furs Professionally Stored For The Summer.

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May 31, 2001 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News Weddings _ Open Black- Conley- House Worcester St. Michaers Episco- Roberts pal Church in Groue Michele MarIe Conley, Pointe Woods will hold Sara Ehzabeth Black, daughter of Mrs Donald an open house on daughter of James and Hawn Conley of Syracuse. Sunday. June 3. to Dorothy Black of Grosse NY, and the late Donald celebrate the refur- Pomte Farms, marned Hawn Conley, marned John bishing of the church Thomas Wilham Roberts, Phlhp Worcester Jr, son of school wing. several son of J DaVId and Helen Mr ~nrl \fr<; ,John Philip church members have Roberts of Shelby TownshIp, Worcester of Sarasota, for. painted murals in the on March 3, 2001, at St. merly of Gros&e Pomte hallways and claaa- Ambrose Cathohc Church Farms, on April 6, 2001, In rooms. Deacon Wilham JamIeson Phoemx,Arlz The celebration will offiCiated at the 5 45 pm The Rev Ralph Meredlth begin during the ceremony, whIch was fol- offiCiated at the 5 30 p m 10:30 a.m. worship lowed by a receptIOn m the ceremony, whIch was fol. service. The open Crystal Ballroom of the lowed by a receptIOn at the house will include Grosse Pomte War Royal Palms m PhoenIX Mr. and Mrs. Thomas tours of the bu1ldlng Memonal The matron of honor was WUllam Roberts and offer opportuni- the bride's SIster, Jacquehne The bnde wore a satm ties for young people Steven Abel of ChIcago Conley Chambers of gown that featured a halter to create tUes. which Ushers were Bryan Henner Syracuse bodice embelltshed WIth will be used in the of Rochester HIlls, Casey The best man was the Vemce lace, flowerettes and church school as a Koppelman of Troy, Jason groom's brother, Peter Jones seed pearls and a cathedral- remembrance of the Tosettl of Sterlmg Heights Worcester of Wmston. length tram Her veil of tulle celebration. Refresh- and Jeffery Van Pamel of Salem, NC and French lace, which ments will include Rochester HIlls The bnde graduated from belongs to her maternal create-your-own sun- The mother of the bnde the Umverslty of Buffalo grandmother, MIldred daes in the church's wore a royal blue crepe She IS preSident of Me Brunner of Akron, Ohto, was courtyard. The church dress and a Jacket With a Computer Consultmg In held m place by a headpIece is located at 20475 beaded bodIce She carned a Phoemx of Vemce lace flowerettes SUDDingdale Park. sIlver tussle mUSSle WIth The groom graduated and seed pearls She carned multIcolored spnng flowers from MichIgan State a round bouquet of whIte The groom's mother wore Umverslty He IS a certified roses, stephanotIS, hhes of a cranberry velvet dress and finanCIal planner WIth the valley and Ivy First English jacket and earned a sIlver AcaCia Group m Phoemx Babies The maId of honor was tussie mussle WIth multicol- The couple traveled to Alexis Brunner of presents bell David F Gerarduzzi of ored sprmg flowers Cancun, MeXICO They !lve Phtladelphla Bloomfield HlllS. Paternal Scnpture readers were m Scottsdale, Anz Bridesmaids were the choir recital grandparents are the late Edward Brunner, Robert brtde's SIsters, EmIly Black Mr. and Mrs. John Brunner, LOISKlme and BIll of Grosse POinte Farms, and The bell chOIrs of FIrst Swegles. Great.grand- James Greeters were Sara Ehzabeth Black of Ann Enghsh Ev Lutheran mother IS Ann Gerarduzzi Crandall, Veromca Klme Arbor, and Kathleen Church WIll present thplr of West Bloomfip!>t and 'Y'JScph Wllhams Roberts of Macomb Announce 15th annual Bell l,hOlr SOlOIst!> were Margaret TownshIp ReCital at 7 pm Sunday, William Dennison Wilhams and Rene your June 3, at the church, 800 Vlelhaber Vermer m Grosse Pomte Leonard III Attendants wore navy Meg and William crepe dresses WIth square Woods The chOIrs mclude The bnde earned a bache- Leonard Jr of Rochester necklmes and cap sleeves engagement the Good News Rmgers, lor of sCIence degree from Hills are the parents of a They earned bouquets of More Good News Rmgers, MIchIgan State Umverslty son, Wilham Dennison stephanotIs, pmk and whIte or the Alpha Bells, Excelsls She IS a project coordmator Leonard III, born Apnl 28, sweetheart roses and a mIx- Bells, Soh Deo Glorta WIth Carlson Marketmg 2001 Maternal grandpar- ture of pink, blue and white Rmgers and the Church John Stuart Group wedding MIce ents are Mary Ellen and spnng flowers Swegles John BlondIn of the City The groom earned a bach. The dIrector IS Chrlstma elor of arts degree from Mr. and Mrs. Brad of Grosse Pomte. Paternal The best man was Judson Bob Foster, dIrector Southern AdventIst in the Swegles of the CIty of grandparents are Mary Matthew Arnold of of mUSIC, will dIrect the Umverslty He IS a consul. Lord's Company Rmgers, Grosse Pomte are the par- and Wilham Leonard of Rochester Hl1ls Grosse Pomte Farms tant WIth Accenture mIddle school bell nngers ents of a son, John Stuart Groomsmen were the Paternal great-grand- Grosse Point~ Refreshments Will be Swegles, born March 18, groom's brothers, John mother is Mrs R C. The couple went on a served after the perfor- 2001. Maternal grandpar- Roberts of Macomb Leonard of the CIty of southern Canbbean crUise News mance A freeWIll ofTlmng ents are Mr and Mrs Township and MIchael Grosse Pomte. Roberts of ChIcago, and and to Chicago They !lve In WIll be taken Grosse Pomte Woods -.. Christ the King !/.. ~ • ~ Grosse POinte Lutheran Church ", .~'l"WOODS Mack at Lochmoor Ai! PRESBYTERIAN 884-5090 Church 8 15 & 1045 a.m Worship Service ORSHIP SERVICES 9 30 a m Sunday School & 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier) BIble Classes 9 00 & 11 00 a m Worslup 'Mystery MansIOn" 10 10 a m Education Hour U"'... . First Engl~h Ev.Lutheran Church ~,,~ut~f. ~hdoric VBS June 18.22 Nursery 5eronces Available :l1ii o~~ Grosse Pomte Umtanan Verrner Rd. at Wedgewood Dr ':.ftcQ o....~ Supemsed Nu~ Provuled Church Grosse Pomle Woods .-"ii ~ .. JIlRariners' ~"" chnstlheklDgp org ... 4 ...... " Randy S. Boelter, Pastor 886-4301 Religious Education 884-5040 QIqurdy E.mall gpwpcllurchOaol com II St. Paul Ev. Lutheran llDlothy A. Holzerlaad, Assc. Pastor WebSite or Sunday .... 7]) p.m Thwsday TradlXillal Scmce 371 Lothrop at Chalfont. Smce 1842 9"00 a.m 5uolay T'1dulODa! Semce 10 30 a m Worship ServICe ~ A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE St. James Lutheran Church 17150 MAUMEE 10- 3() am COOIemJlOlalY Sen1Ce 9.00 & 1115 8.m Worship f1\ GRACE UNITED The 1928 Book of Common Prayer 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval 881-0420 10.10 a m. Education for All WCHURCH OF CHRIST Rev John Corrado M,nlSler Grosse POinte Farms • 88411511 , Dr Walter A Schnud!, Pasror Nursery AvaIlable SUNDAY 1175 Lakepomleal Kercheval Rev Banon L Beebe, Associate Pastor fin. FlIClefK:k Harms, P_ 8 30 am. Holy Communion Sunda) Worship & Commumon 10 15 a m GrossePomtePark822-3823 Rev.lIorsaI Coli.... Intenm Assoc. Pastor 10 15 am- Aduh BIble Sludy Sunday School all ages 9'00 a m GROSSE.POINTE II 00 a m Holy Communion Fellowship 945 am Sunday. Worship 10 30 a m j\Saint Church Sunday School Tuesday ThnftShop 1030.3 30 UNITED .nmbrose :.:: ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL and Nursery ,.~ 'i>.'. Nursery proVIded fila a\\c; Wednesday- Amazmg GraceSeniors CHURCH CHURCH e\ ery second Wednesday at THURSDAY JajPariSh ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park 1210pm HolyCommuOIon ~.~~~i TheTompkmsCenteral AfnJATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC near Lochmoor Club .. 4111l'''\(, =:::~cr~: Manners' on Hart PW at tile nlt/"ef WmdmillPOintePark II 00. 3 00 2.4OCHALFONTE AT LOlliROf' Grosse Pointe Woods Free '>ullred Par/a"g • Ford Gtuuge Sunday Gustav Kopka Jr , Ph D • COME JOIN US 884-3075 En/IT at Woodward &: J.ff.rson Rev Saturday Vigil Mass 800 am Holy Euchansl Pastor Rev HenryL Relnewald "The Spirit Moves" at 4:00 p.m. 10 ) Sam Church School The Rev. Richard W. Ingalls, Sunday Masses 1030am Choral Euchansl Reclor Grosse Pointe at 8:.30 ~ 11: 15 a.m. (Nursery AvaJiable) Kenneth J. Sweelman, ...... 10-00 A III fAMILY WORSHIP 0rtIMlcIU a.m. OrganISt and Choirmaster UNITED (CRIB ROOM AYAlLA8l.E) Sl Ambrose Roman calhobc Church 211OO_Ilil-SLClIlr_ METHODIST 1CHlO A M CHURCH SCHOoL 15020 Hampton Grosse Pointe Pill1l 884-4820 313.259-2206 t (110)779-8111 Rev EA Bny Past« rI mannenlghtI!>a AMD may respond to diet kale, collard greens, broccoh from sunlight WIth sun- By the Community fact that most adults WIll Improvements through the and torn are nch m lutein glasbes that prOVIde100 Health Status Advisory Board encounter Age related mac- mcluslOn of antIOXidants percent UVAand UVB pro. Every 53 seconds someone m the Umted ular degeneratIOn ISa diS- AntIOXidants may protect Get mto the habit of tectlOn Stop !>mokmg States has a stroke, and every 3 3 mmutes some- ease that affects the macula agamst OXidatIvedamage of mcorporatmg any of these Improve your daily dIet and one dIes of a stroke May IS Stroke Awareness or the central part of the free radicals to the lens of vegetables Into your meals eatmg habits Save your Month, estabhshed to raise public awareness retina It ISthe leadmg the eye at least two tImes each eyeSIght about stroke prevention and what to do If stroke cause of IrreversIble blmd- week Another pro!>pectfor warmng signs occur ness m people over age 55 Of particular mterest are decreasmg the nbk of AMD SU6anne COllSlg11OIS a In addItion to age, clga- lutem and zeaxanthin, two IS to Include fish m your regl61ered dletltlall III prt Stroke IS the No.3 kIller and a leadmg cause fette "mokmg and a fl1mlly <,arotenOld pIgment" whIch dlf't onp to thfPP tlmp. a pale nrac//( p Shp c()nd!lct~ of llenous, long-term dlsablhty ~ach year, history of AMD are also may help to delay, prevent week Omega-3 fatty aCid!> COI porale lecture6 and does accordmg to the Amencan Stroke AsSOCiatIOn, a strong rIsk factors or reduce the seventy of are found III fish Good mdwldual wUllselmg Her dIVISion of the Amencan Heart AsSociatIOn, macular degeneratIOn sources are salmon, mack- offIce IS m St ClaIr Shore~ about 600,000 Amencans have strokes. Stroke IS Makmg every attempt to These two carotenOids are erel, hernng and trout She can be reached at not Just a dIsease of the elderly; 28 percent of aVOIdnsk factors ISwell often referred together as A vanety of othel hfe:>tyle (810)7784877 people who suffer a stroke are under age 65 worth the effort While we lutein Every stroke or TIA (transient IschemiC attack cannot change our famIly Osteoporosis exercise class or temporary "mmi-stroke") must be treated as a genetics, we can stop smok. Research mdlcates that hfe-threatenmg emergency. 'liming is cntlcal. In lng, make hfestyle changes lutein may block harmful and dIet Improvements blue hght from reachmg the offered at Bon Secours Cottage order to receIve appropnate therapy you must Bon Secours Cottage tlclpants to practice exercIs- get to a hospital qUlckly so a doctor can diagnose Health ServICes offers a es that focus on postural cor. your stroke and treat you withm three hours of three-sessIOn program to rectIon and prevention of the start of symptoms. Michigan travel costs educate indiViduals about deformIty or fracture wluch Th Increase your odds of survIval, the osteoporosIs and teach them may occur as a result of American Stroke AsSOCIatIOnrecommends you exercises to help manage the osteoporosIs and poor pos- take these steps. among lowest in nation dtsease ture McDonald also wIll share The Great Lakes State IS $199 The survey cost esti- Rapid response to warning signs of stroke The program IS offered medical updates, wIll also a great travel bargam, mates are based on meal from 11 a m to noon on answer questIOns and Recognize the warnmg SignS and note the accordmg to a recent AAA pnces and room rates for Wednesdays, June 6, 13 and addresses concerns, and Will time they first occur. Early warmng signs may survey restaurants and lodgmgs 20, at Cottage HospItal, m explam how to contmue include sudden numbness or weakness m the The survey says a family listed m AAP:s TourBook Conference Rooms 1 and 2 exercIses at home face, arm or leg, especially one Side of the body, of four travehng m MIchIgan guides, avaIlable at no cost Cottage HospItal IS located sudden confUSIon or trouble speakmg or under- WIll spend an average of to the orgamzatlOn's 44 mil- at 159 Kercheval m Grosse Free parkmg In the deck $107 per day for meals and hon members m the Umted Pomte Farms The cost IS IS prOVided Bnng your tick- standmg; sudden trouble seeing in one or both $101 for lodgmg - $208 States and Canada eyes; sudden trouble walking, dizziness, loss of $48 a person et With you to class for vah- total That's $15 a day less In additIon to the cost of datiOn For more informa- balance or coordination; sudden severe headache than the national average - meals and lodging, AAA With no known cause. Faclhtated by Bon tIOn or to regIster, call Bon $110 for meals and $113 for MIchIgan recommends that Secours Cottage regIstered Secours Cottage Commumty Call 911 Immediately, and tell the operator lodgmg ($223 total) vacatIOners travehng by car phYSIcal therapist Joan Health Promotion at (810) that you or a person you are with is having should budget $14.15 for McDonald, the program pre. 779-7900 between 9 a m stroke warmng SignS. Warning signs may be The Auto Club's annual gas, 011, tires and mainte- sents an opportumty for par. and 4 p m weekdays temporary, lastmg from a few mmutes to 24 survey of summer vacatIOn nance every 100 miles, hours. Even If they last only a short time, they costs found the natIOnal based on an average pnce of "By Word of MOUTH" may mdlCate stroke, so treat them very senous- average up from 2000, when $1 71 per gallon and a vehI- Dr. Kevin Prush, D.D.S. ly a family of two adults and cle travehng 23 mIles per two children paid an aver- gallon For whatever mgs, Silver or othel'WlSe,WIth tooth- age of $213 per day for food reason, people hke colored bonded filhngs These filhngs Rapid start of pre-hospital care and lodgmg In MIchIgan, AAA offers these tIps for to do tlungs for are very strong and look great also! You need to receive early assessments and pre- the !>urveyfound a one-tenth saVIng money on a vacatiOn themselves and LastlY. If the shape and look of your hospital care by emergency medical personnel of 1 percent Increase from last year • Make sure your car ISm Improve their soule needs redesignIng, tb€re III no appearance as' the summer roUe better procedure than porceIam lanu. Rapid emergency medical transport; top runmng conditIOn Mlclugan currently rank" around YOW'snule III no excepuon A nale veneers Veneers can be color hospital pre-notification 28th among the 50 state~ for • Book accommodatIOns 'snule hft" may COnsIStof several matched to the new color ofyoW'teeth You need to get to an appropnate hospital 2001 (MIchigan was 26th m advance to ensure avail- potentlal procedures and are cemenred to the front sunare

qUickly via EMS Ambulance personnel will noti- last year) Hawau continues ability, selectIOn and to CosmetIc denlJstry should always ofYoW'teeth In order to change shape, fy the emergency room. to be the most expensive guarantee the best rate begm WIth teeth wlutemng, assam. SIze, etc AU of the above-mentioned

vacatIOn destmatlOn, WIth Ing one IS a candidate After getting procroures are affordable and can be Rapid diagnosis at the hospital an average of $417 North • Stay overmght In outly- the teeth as wlute as possible, the finIshed m 2 or 3 officeVISIts Dakota IS stIll the least Ing areas, away from popu- You need to receive prompt evaluation of med- patient may want replace any old fill. Dr. Kevin Pn1sh: 810-775-2400 expensIve state to VISIt,WIth lar tounst and busmess des- - Al1Vertlllmtfll - lCal data and treatment to restore blood flow to a dally average of only $167 tmatlOns the bram, or other treatments as appropnate, by for meals and lodgmg a properly staffed and eqUIpped hospital. Among the Great Lake!> • Pack a pICniC, or eat states, New York ISthe most your large meal at lunch to Prevent strokes before they occur expensIve Summer travel- take advantage of the lower Th prevent a stroke, refram from smokmg, ers there can expect to pay menu pnces treat dIabetes, eat a healthy diet, keep phYSical- an average of $279 per day Planning for the future ly active, mamtam a healthy weight, control Averages for the other Great • Use dIscounts, such as hIgh blood pressure and get regular medical Lakes states are IllinOIS, those offered to AAA mem- doesn't always $236, Pennsylvama, $221, bers, to save on lodgmg, checkups. Mmnesota, $204, Indiana, restaurant and attractIOn For more information, call toll free (888) 4 $203, WISCOnSin,$202, OhIO, costs involve retirement. STROKE or visit www strokeassociation.org Ask about C)fa!eFarm Lo1Jg Term Care Insurallce The Commumty Health Status Advlsory Board I' because we care! IS a coalttLOn of local reSIdents and health care professwnals working to lmprove the health sta- caIl State Fann Agent: tus of the regwn by IdentIfying major Issues and promotIng actwltles to Increase publIC aware- Mark W,lamowsk, 18720 Mad. A,cnUl S\c 270 ness. Gro"c PIC Farm' MI For Informatwn about the board or a meeting ; I 3 881 8100 schedule, call (734) 727-7037 an address by Dr. Devra Davis Courage leading cancer researcher, like a good neighbor, State Farm is there .. From page2B slower, less confused and epidemiologist, and author ',",.-,,",-..-.' statefarm.(om~ structured In a way that "-IJIt. FJrnl \1uttul-\Ulomclhlle In'lIrJ11U ( ompJm when nsmg utilIty bIlls and A presentation in LocalMotion's Toxins in the cost of mamtenance makes developed staying quahtles A UOfTH. Offiu Bluumm~lOn IIhnOl' It ImpOSSibleto hve m the There were rules of conduct Environment: Preventions and Solutions series and consequently character house that has been home P q&410 12100 development They w~r... rues day, June 5 at 7p.m. for many years taught that lIfe IS real and There are other changes weIghty and that It reqUIred Grosse Pointe War Memorial that must be accepted also, dlsclphne They were hard 32 Lakeshore Drive, Grosse Pointe such as faIlIng health, lone- lessons but lessons that lmess and fear of cnme enabled them to meet life (734) 623-0773 Certamly faCing these prob- head-on, even the dIfficult Sponsored and supported by lems and hvmg With them ones that come With added takes courage Fortunately years • Earl-Beth Foundation those who have lived long • The Breast Cancer Fund years have the background For all the problems they • Bon Secours Cottage Health Services to deal WIth adverse condI- have overcome, they are • Southeast MIChigan Coalition on the tions courageous In the true sense EnVironment and JeWish Life They were raIsed at a tIme of the word m history when life was • Generally healthy men or SUFFERING FROM AN ENLARGED PROSTATE? GET IN LINE. postmenopausal women CANCERINFORMAnON1 • Not takmg drugs for osteoporOSIS

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I I WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, & FRIDAY I I ~ June 6th, 7th & 8th Wednesday & Friday Thursday 10:00 - 5:00 10:00 - 7:00 May 31,2001 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 7B SOC O~tions Put music in your life sac'S mission is to help seniors benefit body and brain stay independent, with dignity to By Matilda Charles that helps them bve longer Into theIr 70s, 80s and By Sharon Maier lenges and you are a hv- changIng need" of semors Do claSSIcal mUSICians,as As lor dementia (whIch beyond, wIth theIr minds as SOC Executive Director mg msplratIOn to her One need that comes up a rule - 10cludmg orchestra would Include Alzheimer's keen ab a well-played nff SerVIcesfor Older Just lettmg her help you over and over again IS conductors - bve longer, disease), one explanation for Most experts on agmg say CItizens (SOC) was creat- IS enough SometImes you lonehness healthIer bves WIth fewer why mUSICiansappear to be It'S never too late for your ed 23 years ago to assure need to let other people Lonehness needs to be 10stances of dementia as less susceptible IS that clas- body and brain to benefit by that semors could maln- gIve" beaten back, one person at they age? Sical musIc requIres not only puttIng musIc Into your bfe tam theIr mdependence, WhIle Marmch's spmt a time As an orgamzatlOn People have asked that Intense physical exertIOn - Whether you deCIde to pIck kettle drum pia) ers often up ::md pby ::m old instru- With I.hglllty, III the GrObbe grew btronger, her body we are constantly looking queotlOn fvr }caro, conSIder Pomtes and Harper grew weaker Ptsa contm- at ways to fight loneliness Ing that longeVIty rates m lose 5 pounds per perfor- ment or learn a new one, or Woods ued to dnve her and to and we offer everyone a this group are said to be mance - It also demands wnte a song, a even Just Dav after day, SOC con- look out for her well- chance to make a dIffer- longer than WIth most, and hard work from the brain spend an hour or so a day tinues to help semors being ence rates of dementia are saId to And we now know that exer- IIstemng to the fasclnatmg achieve thiS goal We do so They both called fre- Marnlch made a differ- be lower than 10 much of the CISing the bram may help Intncacles of a claSSIcal or Jazz work - your bram Will much helpmg that after a quently to keep me posted ence 10 her 80s, whlie can. general population ward off the onset of demen- while we almobt get on how they were domg I cer ravaged her body She Some say conductors tia benefit Immune to the stones of relIshed m their relatIOn- made a dIfference m my maintain healthIer hearts, The same mental and good ShiP, reabzmg It was the hfe as I rehshed her tele- for example, because they're physical demands are true Wrtte to Mattlda Charles One story touched me so epitome of what SOC IS phone calls She made a continually exercIsing thelf for Jazz mUSICians,who are In care of King Features much that I woke up at all about - helpmg dIfference In Plsa's bfe as chest muscles dunng perfor- contmually workIng out Weekly SerVice, 628 Vlrglnla mght thInking about It semors remain mdepen- an example for persever- mances Others say classICal comphcated musIcal con- Drwe, Orlando, Fla 32803, It's so powerful that I dent With dlgmty ance mUSICiansdenve much plea- structIOns Many of these or send e-malls to have to share It Fall turned to wmter Actually I feel qUite sure from theIr mUSICand folks also tend to bve well letters kfws@hearstsc com Joanne Plsa of Harper and the aIr grew cold, remiss by only mentIOning Woods started volunteer- snow plied Up and nerves the difference she made in Meetings 109last spnng as an all over Grosse POInte PIsa's and my IIfe because escort driver, shortly after were put to the test, dn- I'm sure she had a great Wednesday, June 6, at the Ski Club home of Sarah Flynn Woman's Club suffenng a personal loss VIng through Inches upon many relatIOnshIps, but The Grosse Pomte SkI The Grosse Pomte Polly Marmch of the City mches of snow the way I knew her was Club plans a sail watch on Woman's Club recently held of Grosse Pomte started Still Marruch had a nde as part of our commumty Tuesday, June 19 and bike Genealogical a luncheon which mcluded as an escort chent at the and a fnend to talk to Marnlch raised her triP on Pelee Island on installation of new officers same tIme Plsa scheduled a tnp to children alone after the Saturday and Sunday, June society The club also awarded Plsa was one of 30 Anzona In February and tragIc death of her hus- 23-24 For more mforma- The DetrOit SocIety for $2,000 scholarshIps to two \ escort dnvers who gIVe called the office to be sure band She was a VItal part tlon, call John J Byrne at GenealOgIcal Research WIll local students The WInners I clIents ndes on an as- that Marnlch would get a of our commumty and (810) 293-6779 meet at 2 p m Saturday, were Adam Burns of Grosse j needed baSIS It was a no- fnendly escort when she never stopped bemg a June 9, m the Explorer's Pomte North High School i commItment kmd ofJob needed one Once she VItal part of tlus commu- Room of the DetrOIt Public and Ehzabeth Shook of We call dnvers on a rotat- arnved m Anzona she mty_Do any of us have to Windmill LIbrary Grosse Pomte South High Ing bablS so no one gets phoned Mamlch several stop bemg a VItal part of School burned out and every times to see how she was our commumty? Pointe Questers The program WIll be semor can get a nel"ded and let her know she My Job ISto make sure The Wmdmlll POinte "Researching WIth City nde when other forms of cared that semors can be an Questers WIll meet at 10 DIrectOries and State MOMS transportAtion don't work Spnng didn't have a 'TT1pnrtAntpart of our a m Monday, June 4, at the Gazetteers" by Kathleen The MOM~ Club of Plba drove Marnlch to chance to arnve and commumty as long as home of Betty Schmal'" :J:u.- Labudle-Szakall, a Grosse POinte Wlli meet at the doctor and the news Marnlch left thiS world they WIsh WIllpresent the program, "A genealOgIcal researcher and 10 a m Thursday, June 7, at wasn't good Marnlch had Plsa felt the loss and I One of our programs HIStOryof Shoes" Members an officer of the OntarIO Grosse Pomte Woods cancer and would requIre wasn't sure how to console that makes a dent m lone- are asked to bring a pau of GenealogIcal Society Presbytenan Church, 19950 chemotherapy Plsa's com- her She told me that Imess IS Food and theIr favonte old or new Mack The MOMS Club IS passIOn was ObVlOUSand more than anytlung else Fnendslup It Includes a shoes to the meetmg The pubhc IS inVIted to an internatIOnal, non-profit from that day on, she she hoped that Marnlch nutntlOus meal and plen- Hostesses are Schmaltz and the free presentatIOn orgamzatlOn that prOVIdesa wanted to be thE'fnendly knew how much she ty of fnendly conversa- Claudme Watt forum for at-home mothers face takmg Marruch to learned from her tion But the most valu- For more mformatlOn, call ChIldren are welcome at all and from the doctor dur- I could honestly offer able part of the program Windmill Steve Keller at (734) 722- actIVItIes. mg thIS difficult penod her thiS assurance From ISthe connectIOn that peo- 6305 or Cathenne PhIllips For more infOrmatIon, call So she offered to dnve our conversatIOns I knew ple form WIthone another Pointe Garden at (248) 541-0403 or e-maIl (313) 824-9667 or (313) 640- Marmch to her that untt! the end, Runmng Food and at cpsrch@aol com 9847 chemotherapy sessIOns Marnlch was gIVIngand Fnendshlp reqUIres 120 Club and to keep me posted as she apprecIated that Pisa man hours a week It The Wmdmlll POinte to how many ndes she was Wllhng to receive would be ImpOSSIbleto Garden Club WIll hold Its prOVIdedfor statIstIcs As The story of these two finance thIS type of pro- Summer Garden Party OUT the year evolved, I was women IS a tnbute to the gram WIthout volunteers begInmng at 3 p m Sunday, Someone You Love Can Use J{elp prOVIdedWIth much more human splnt and to SOC Food and Fnendshlp IS June 3, at the home of Kathy than statistIcs as a vessel to let people one of several programs and John Groustra For • Private homes • Full or part- Spnng turned to sum- gIve and receIve It also offered by SOC Lunch IS mformatlOn, call Dons • Hospital or lime co\erage mer and the two women offers hope for semors and served Mondays, Tuesdays Costakls at (313) 886-5862 nursing homes • Bonded and msured grew closer Through people who care about and Wednesdays, WIth • 24-hours • RN supervised The club's annual meetmg Marmch's example, Plsa them exercise on Monday and Regl

sac offers talk on foot health Dr Bn"', r nell" mil gIve a lecture on foot health and the care of diabetic feet at 11 30 a m Wednesday, June ~ .., the summer season with family and friends by joining other seniors for live music 6, dunng the Food and Fnendshlp program "pon- GbcI a complimentary picnic. 1he Sweet Adelines will entertain you. Banjos of Michigan sored by ServIces for Older CItIzens, 17150 Waterloo In ~:~ you tapping JOUr.s. And weill keep you busy with: the CIty of GrObsePomte

• Tours itour Lakeview CamJ?ust including the Bon Secours Nursing Care Center and Bon Sec.... Place at St. CIei.r Shores, an assisted living community Amencan Heart .. "'- • Informatidn em volunteer opportunities 'l , Assoclanoo .... • Free health-kreenings and a gift • Exciting door priD!s , It keeQs • Plus a 20-percent oH safe it!~ Nursing Care Center Gift Shop morelqan """...... ' \ memones Save the day and get yaursuy ~ to a stortby celebrating the Sounds of Summer ••• with usl F 'lIWJn infOf on, cal810-779-70". alive. , ~>" , AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION EMORIALS & TRIBU Sounds of Summer Thursday, June 7, 4 to 7 p.m. ' Bon Secours Nursing Care Center, Lakeview Camp Bon Brae (10 1/2 Mile) and Jefferson, St. Clair Shores "~CHIG!' HEALTHCARE SYSTEM, IN€. SponIONd by The Ii... of Ion hcoun (

May 31,2001 EntertainDlent Grosse POinte News 88 LS Frittata is heart smart, tasty A fllttatd (fnh-TAH-tuh) basil 1/2 teaspoon black I' an Italian omelet that I' , LOoked on top of the stove, pepper A LA ANNIE 1/4 teaspoon salt With Its mgredlent'i mixed By Annie Rouleau Schenff lIIto the egg" and fim"hed 114teaspoon oregano under the brOIler 1 16 oz. carton liquid egg substitute (Egg Unhke a French omelet Beaters) (whl're thl' ingredIents arE' 1 10 oz. box frozen placed m the fold of spinach, thawed and cooked egg'i I, a fnttata I!> drained 1 7 oz. jar roasted cooked oyel lower heat, 110> not folded oyer and there red bell peppers, fore mamtams It" circular drained and thinly sliced ,hdpe fO! 'Servmg In pie- Florentine Frittata 'haped wedges 1 4 oz. package crum. 2 teaspoons butter bled feta cheese 2 cups thinly sliced Thl" week's reCipe, Melt the butter In a 10 Vidalia or other sweet Inch cast-Iron or nonstick Florentine Fnttata, I' a Photo, by M.rgle Rems SmIth onion perfect recipe for the fnt- oven-safe sk111et over 2 cups frozen shred. medIUm heat Add the tata begJnner And - It'S d ded hash brown pota. healthy fnttata that can omans and saute for 5 toes be enjoyed by calone coun- mmutes Add the potatoes 2 tablespoons water and contmue to cook and In memory ters and vegetanans ahke 1/2 teaspoon dried Stlf for another 10 mm- The Grosse Pointe utes or so \\-'lule the pota- War Memorial held its to and onton are cooking (don't forget about them) annual service to combme the water, basd, bonor local residents pepper, salt, oregano, egg who died serving substitute and drained tbeir country. spinach In a medlum bowl The Memorial Day Pour the egg mIxture service included a over the potat%nion mIX reading of the Gold Arrange the shced peppers Star Honor Roll, a Ust on top of the fnttata Cook of Pointers who died over medIUm heat, uncov- in World War D, Korea ered, for 8 to 10 minutes, and Vietnam and in untl1lt sets meritorious service. The outdoor cere- MeanwhIle, preheat the mony also included brOIler In the oven to HI, the U.S. Marine Corps placmg the oven rack m Color Guard, the the center of the oven (so Motor City Brass your fnttata doesn't burn) Band. a ceremony for When the fnttata IS set, placing wreaths, a sprinkle with the crum- rifle saJute oy tne bled feta and place under VFW Bruce Post No. the broiler for 5 mmutes or unttl the cheese begms 1146 Ritual Firing to brown Remove from Team, and a flyover oven and serve hot by the Michigan Air National Guard. If you use an Iron skillet make sure to use a metal spatula when servmg the fnttata to achieve clean shces If you choose a non- stick skl1let (which IS easi- er to work WIth), make Eng!!;gements sure ItS handle IS oven safe Myers earned a bachelor TIllS recipe YIelds four Myers- of arts degree In anthropolo- entree servmgs at a mere gy from Yale Ulllyersity She 7 6 fat grams and a whop- IS dIrector of marketmg With ping 5 7 grams of fiber Potter Promote It III Lakewood, Add a fresh salad for a Cola super healthy meal Cut Ellen Gellerstedt of the pie mto eight wedges Potter earned a bachelor Rochester, NY., and Barry for buffets or appetizer of arts degree m geography Myers of Sodus, NY, have portIOns from Dartmouth College and announced the engagelDent a master's degree In bUSI- of their daughter, Rebecca Substitute your favonte ness admllllstratlOn frolD Gayle Myers, to Andrew veggles or cheese and per- Darden Graduate School of Hopkms Potter, son of sonahze your fnttata Busmess AdmllllstratlOn at Martin Potter of McLean, Remember to keep It heart the Umverslty of VirgJllla Va, and Pam Bawden of smart I Grosse Pomte Park He IS the dlrector of bUSI- A June 2002 weddmg IS ness developlDent With Rebecca Gayle Myers Promote It and Andrew Hopkins planned Potter

NOTICE OF REGULAR ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN, TO BE HELD ON JUNE 11, 2001

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT:

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Regular Elccl10n of The Gro\,e POInte Pub Ii, S,hool Sy~lem Wayne County, Michigan. Will be held In Ihe S,hool DI\ln,1 on Monday, Ihe Illh day of June 2001

THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL BF OPEN FROM 7:00 A M. TO 8:00 P.M., EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME, ON JUNE 11, 2001.

NOllce IS further gIVen that althl~ elecl10n there wlil be e1ecled l~() (2) memher~ ot the Board of Educallon of the School Dls!ncl for a tullterm of tour (4) year~_ beglnmng July I 2001 and endmg June "10,2005

The tollowmg persons have been nomlnaled a; ,andldale~ for Ihe one four 14l year term~

Joan R Dmdoffer Joe Brennan

Don't miss the specfacular spring birding season The places of elccl10n will be Ihe fully de~lgnaled volmg pla,es m ca,h ele,llon prellnci m Ihe School Dlstnet and are as follows PRECINCf A - All voter<; m the City 01 Grn,~e POInte Par. vote al P1FRCE MIDDLE Get away from the crowds Bicycle along SCHOOL I ~4l0 Kercheval Grll"e Pomle Park MKhlgan PRECINCT B All voler, m the Cay of Grn~\e Pomte \('1, fJtroIt. Ferry selVice also available from Sondu&lcy, Ohio. Each per~on votlng In Ih" eleulOn mu~t be a rqll'lercd cleuor In the Clly oj Town\hlp WIthIn the 'i,bool DI~lncl m whlch the per'on re

Th,S Nollce I~ given by order of Ihe Board of Educallon of The Gro"e POlnte PubliC "chool Sy~lcm Wayne 1.800.661.2220 County MichIgan Forc»tafl«l ,a/IJng schedufe and r... ",atIonI. Daled May 14 2001 linda Farmer, lJ PN 0513110 I & 06107101 !>ecretary. Board of EducatIOn May 31,2001 Grosse Pointe News Gardeners' Journal 9B Pesticides, fertilizers can be good for environment By Sandra Jackson WIllnow have a better way ticides are botamcal pesti- sent m theIr habItats whatever reason, dead bIrds • Wild Ones ThiS non- Master Gardener of reachmg our lakes and Cides whIch are denved Less than 10 percent of on the fairway., Wele a profit orgamzatlOn encour- Many commumtIes have nvers from plants and break down the chemIcals registered hIgher pnonty than the age" natural yards III har- reconfigured theIr sewer Fertilizers Jeoparwze qUIckly Wlthout harmmg WIth the EPA have human chIldren and pet" who WIll mony WIth nature wwwfor- l>ystems,changing from aquatIc life Phosphorus the environment health and enVlronmental still be expo~ed to dlazmon wild combmed sewer!J to separat- from fertilIzers causes o Flll an empty spray bot- effects data avaIlable and m home gardenb for two • Michigan Groundwater ed sewers It's Important to excessIve weed and algae tle 3/4 WIth water, add a more than 90 percent of the more year'> Ste\vardl>hlp Plogram understand what the sepa- growth and mtrates deplete few drops of Ivory liqUid registered chemIcals may A" stewardb of the envI- Shawn McKenney I" at the ration means In terms of the oxygen In water Some soap, hot pepper sauce and have damaging effects ronment we are faced With Macomb County Michigan the enVlronment Dunng pestICides are carcmogemc garlic Use every couple of Many chemIcals regJs- many challengcl> The lega- State Ulllverbity ExtenblOn the pabt eight }ears, and are harmful to pets, weeks and atter It rams tered WIth the EPA are l-ywe leave Iutul e gene! a ':'1.-1 VI"" Macomb County's combmed fish, earthworms and birds o Gnnd 3 hot peppers, 3 based on falSified research tlOn,>dependb on how we • Ojibway Nature Center sewer system has given nse To reduce the amount of omans and 1 whole garlic Two major chemical testmg addre~b these Ibbue,>today III Wmdbor, Ontallo. I'>a to front page news about storm water pollutIOn when clove Add water and place laboratones have been and from now on The envI- great plal-e to learn about surface water pollutIOn It raIns, reSIdents can help m a covered contamer found guIlty of provldmg ronment I" not ours to and see natIve planb problems and beach clo- by domg the follOWIng overmght Stram the mIX- falSIfied research used 10 destroy, but to preserve Al> throughout the year (519) sures because of unaccept- o Use orgamc slow- ture and add enough water support of regIstenng theIr Silly a" It ma} sound, bewer 966-5852 able levels of e ColI bacte- release fertIlIzers to make a gallon Use m a chemIcals WIth the EPA separatIOn can become a Reference" "Clean & na o Reduce fertilIzer and spray bottle Compames are often motI- tool by whIch we redefine Green The Complete GUide Combmed sewers carry pestiCide use through o Blend 1/2 cup of hot vated by profit and not by our relatlOn"hlp WIth the to NontOXIcand both samtary sewage and Integrated Pest peppers With 2 cups of concern for publIc health or enVlronment (water and EnVlronmentally Safe storm water m a l>mgle Management (lPM) water Stram and spray the lenVlrOnment Why take earth) Housekeepmg," by Anme pipe, transporting It to a o Use less road salt III • For red spider mItes, chances when nsks are so For more mformatlOn, the Berthold-Bond "Clean facIlity where It IS treated WInter. cabbage worms and weeds, hIgh? follOWIngrebources may be House, Clean Planet," by and dIscharged ThIs kmd o DIsconnect downspouts add 1 ounce of table salt to The lessons of the past helpful Karen Logan of sewer system ISexcellent from sewer systems a gallon of water should not be forgotten and • U S Envlfonmental dunng dry weather When o Use paVlng matenals • StraIght salt works for can help us to make ProtectIon Agency "Green Grosse POInte Park resl there ISheavy preCIpItation, that are porous weeds mformed deCISionsabout Landscapmg With Native dent Sandra Jackson IS a however, thIS sewer condUIt o Wash cars at car wash- The Food Quality and our chOIcestoday and III the Plants H (800) 621-8431 or member of the DetrOit cannot handle the volume es ProtectIOn Act (FQPA) of future www epa/greenacrel> Garden Center and editor of the DGC's Bulletin She IS of both sarutary and runoff o Recycle hazardous 1996 mandates that safety The followlr.g are cases m • NatIOnal WIldhfe water, so It's dIscharged waste products at local tolerances for all pestiCides pomt FederatIon It runs the chaIrman of the Grosse mto the lakes and nvers health departments be evaluated by the sum- o Victonan gardeners Backyard WIldlife Program POinte untt of the Herb ThIS E ColI contamma- o PIck up animal waste mer of 2006 ThiS study IS were fond of usmg arsemc (603) 790-4434 or Society of America and edl' tlOn dIsrupts the ecosystem In yards and parks bemg conducted by the as a weed kIller When DDT www nwf org/nwf/prog/habl- tor of Its quarterly newslet The environmental o Recycle oIl EnVironmental ProtectIOn (dichlorodIphenyl- tats ter. "Scent In Thyme" Impact that thIS move WIll o Plant natIve plants Agency and WIlldetermme tnchlorethane) first came have on Lake St ClaIr, 10 around their homes because WhIChpestICIdes are safe, out, It was thought to be terms of storm runoff, Wlll since they are natIve they for what uses, and by safe So safe, It was recom- mcrease from 30 mIllion do not need as much fertil- whom The first group of mended for spraYIng on the ASSUMPTION CULTURAL CENTER gallons to an estimated 280 Izer or pestICIdes chemicals to come under walls of children's rooms to INVITES YOU TO... millIon gallons a year for EnVlronmentally fnendly scrutiny are the prevent flIes (Wmdow Grosse Pomte Farms alone fertuizers, pestiCIdes and organophosphates used m screens would have been TRAVEL TO ThIS means that samtary home cleamng products are pestICides such as effectIVe,too) water Willbe treated at all avaIlable or can be easlly malathIOn, dlazmon and o CFCs (chlorofluorocar- ~GREECE tlm• ." even durmg heavy made from commo" l'V('n- chlorpynfos ThIS group of bons) werE',....(1' r I'"~trded as rams' day mgredients found m . pestiCIdes poses the great- a nontoxIc replacement for But runoff Wlllnever be the kitchen Most household est potential nsks the other ~tOXICto humans" &~YPT treated and Willbe dIrectly cleamng can be accom- Organophosphates have refngerants bemg used In 'Ef'RKEY deposited m the waterways plIshed USIngsafe mgredI- been proven to mhibit the the 1940s CFCs later were SWltchmg over to a sepa- ents such as bakmg soda normal functIOn of the ner- the first chemIcals to be SePte~ber 10 - 23,2001 /t ,/ f/ ... rated system Impacts nega- (sodIum bIcarbonate), vous system from thes to banned worldWIde 1" " ; . ~ tively on the enVIronment Borax, Vlnegar (acetIc aCid) humans The U S FIsh and o DlazInon, once thought . 'i t'Ttayel with Host: Rev!'1.nd Oemetrios Kavadas Even though human fecal and CitruS -seed extract Wl1dllfeServIce has deter- to be a safe substance, was , Renowned World TraNler leads this Odyssey In matter WIllno longer enter (paramycocldIn) mmed that chlorpynfos pre- banned from golf courses "j I " J ~ , the waterways, everythmg sents a clear danger to 1988 and from mdoor use 'VISIT ATHENS, CORINTH, MYCENAE, EPIDAURUS, NAFPLlON thIS past March It WIllbe else used m our dally lIves All-purpose Pesticide bIrds when applied to turf CRUISE, TO SANTORINI, EGYPT/RHODES, TURKEY AND MYKONOS - c1eamng products, fertIl- Alternatives and also threatens endan- banned from home garden use 10 August 2003 For Izers, OIls,pestiCIdes, etc - The best alternative pes- gered species when It IS pre- QUTSTANDING VALUE " , Ihlk_..i"'~f t ~,_~ Annual Music on the Plaza concerts will begin June 7 tmtr'<' , ,"1r"'I'~L NIGHT June 6th 7:00 p.m. The Grosse Pomte Vlllage Messengers. Rhythm and vocals and Chuck Fnday, July 27 ASSOCIatIOnwill present the Blues, BIg Band and Shermetero's keyboard WIZ- Deluxe accommodatIOnsand ~cheduledAlrhne SeT'Ice~ Aug. 2 - The Rayse 2001 Bon Secours Cottage Motown are an annual tra- ardry For all exuung detaIls and InformJtlOnplea~eCall Health SeIVlces "MusIc on dItlOn on The Plaza July 26 - no concert. Biggs Jazz Quartet. Assumption Cultural Center" (810) 779-6111 The Plaza" outdoor concert July 19 Kate Don't mlbS the Balduck WIdely known fOfhIS unique serIes Patterson and the Chuck Mountam Ramblers at the dual trumpet techmque, 21800 Marter Road The senes starts Shermetero Quartet. annual Village Sidewalk Rayse Blggl>and hiS dynam- St ClaIr Shores/Grol>sePomte Womb Thursday, June 7. and con- EnJoy an evenmg WIth Kate Sale and Street FestIval ICquartet Wlll hght up The tmues through Thursday, Patterson's extraordmary from 6 30 to 8 30 P m Plaza for the season finale Aug 2 There IS no concert on July 26 The free con- certs begm at 7 p m on the new Village Festival Plaza at the comer of Kercheval and St ClaIr, m Grosse ONE MORE REASON Pomte's VIllage shoppmg dlstnct "Though thIS senes pn- FOR HOME DELIVERY manly focuses on tradItIonal AmerIcan Jazz forms, we also know that Be-bop, Rhythm and Blues, DIXIe, SWIng and other styles are Important elements m the foundatIOn of Jazz and deserve to be presented," said John, Denomme, promo- tIOn manager for the Grosse Pomte Village ASSOCiatIOn and coordInator for MUSICon The Plaza For more mformatlon, call (313) 886-7474 or VlSlt wwwtheVlllagegp com for a map and a complete sched- ule of event" The summer schedule. June 7 - Grosse Pointe North and South Jazz Band. The tradltlOnal sene" opener IS conducted by DaVld Cleveland and Dan WhIte June 14 - Alberta Adams and the Rhythm Rockers. A natlOnally known hlues legend Alberta Adam., glVes hrr debut per- formance on the Plaza June 21 - The Detroit Swing Masters, featuring Tom Saunders, Johnny Trudell and the Matt SUBSCRIBE TODAY Michaels Trio. Three of the DetrOIt area's Jazz giants present a specIal program CALL CIRCULATION AT June 28 - The Scott Gwinnell Jazz Orchestra. Gro"se Pomte North gradu- ate Scott G, 'mnell debuts at (313) 343.5578 MOTP WIthhIS explOSIVe16- pIece bIg band July 5 Wendell Harrison Quartet. Wendell Harnson performs Gros~~ News for the first tIme at MUSICon the Plaza 96 Kerche¥al Orolle Pointe farm I, Mlchltan .48156 July 12 - The Sun May 31,2001 Family features by Madeleine Socia Grosse Pointe News 10B Amencan tllstory, 315 E Educational 18 through Fnday, June 2~ p m The fee IS $249 WIth an eclectIC program (248) 398-0903 mlxmg Rosslm's Overture to Warren In Detro~t Revel m or Monday, June 25 through PreregistratIOn IS requIred the beauty of works by mter- adventures for most courses Call (810) The Barber of SeV111eWIth History alive The Grosse Pomte War Fnday, June 29, from 9 a m natIOnally known abstract to 3 p m The fee IS$255 per 779-6111 Register today for The Fhntstones Meet the Dehght dear old dad on Memonal, 32 Lakeshore In Jetsons dunng a DetrOIt ImpreSSIOnist Richard sessIOn Pre-registratIOn for Summer Time Fun at the Father's Day weekend at the Mayhew Vla the new exhIbI- Grosse Pomte Farms, offers AssumptIOn Nursery School Symphony Orchestra Motor Muster, featunng a full schedule of educatIOn- actIVltles can be charged to tIOn DetrOit Collects & Toddler Center, 22150 DetrOit News Young People's more than 500 automobiles, al and SOCialadventures for your Master Card or VIsa, Mayhew, through Sunday, VIa fax at (313) 884-6638 or Marter m St Clau Shores Concert, Saturday, June 9, race cars, motorcycles and children Launch your sons at 11 a m Tickets range Sept 16 The Museum's core phone at (313) 881-7511 Little green thumbs can bicycles from 1933 through exhIbIt, Of the People, cele- and daughters, ages 15 and learn to garden With from $8 to $23 Call (313) 1973, at the Henry Ford brates DetrOit's place 10 up, on a new career path Sproutmg About, Monday, 576-5146 Museum and Greenfield With Get A Job! Job Huntmg Assumption offerings Mncan Amencan hentage Present your youngster June 18 through Fnday, VIllage, 20900 Oakwood m and culture The Museum IS Skills for Teens, Wednesday, June 22, from 9 a m to Dearborn, Saturday, June June 13. from 7 to 9 pm WIth a great variety of Art appreciation open Tuesday through WIll glYC 16 :lnd Sund3Y. Jtlnl' 17 opportUJ1lties to expand and noon Farmmg fun GIV~ yUUl "Ieall .." kid.> a JU The fee IS $10 Celebrate at Events Will mclude mlhtary Sunday, trom 9 a m to 5 them Somethmg To Crow greater appreCiatIOn of all p m AdmISSIOn IS $5 for the Fust Annual 8th Grade enJoy theIr world at the re-enactments and an explo- AssumptIOn Cultural About, Monday, June 25 to medIums With enhghtenmg adults and $3 for children GraduatIOn Dance, Fnday, Fnday, June 29, from 9 am ratIOn of typIcal mId-19th Center, 21800 Marter In St programs at the DetrOIt over the age of five Call June 8, from 7 30 to 10 30 to noon Full Day Child Care century customs and games p m Tickets are $9 and Clair Shores Good sports, Institute of Arts, 5200 (313) 494-5800 ISaVailable from 6 30 a m to Woodward In DetrOIt Great Toys From Our must be purchased m ages 10 and up. can tee off 6 p m PreregistratIOn IS Asplnng artists, ages 5 to 8, ChIldhood ExhIbIt can be advance With a War With a Teen & Youth Golf requIred Fees vary Call can fashIOn theIr own small VIewed through Sunday, Sailor art Memonal I D Your httle Chmc, Tuesdays, June 12 Sept 16 Travel through the Ships m Bottles, a collec- through July 3, from 4 to 5 (810) 772-4477 sculptures durmg a gardeners, ages 3 and up, Clayworks Garden FolItes past 100 years vIa the spe- tion of 30 whimSIcal works can learn about Bugs & p m The fee IS$40 Improve Family fun raiser Youth Class, Saturday, June Cial exhIbIt Your Place In of nautical art, can be Compostmg dunng a Seeds confidence and coordmatlOn Time 20th-Century Viewed at Belle Isle's Dossm With Pee Wee Karate. Your family IS inVited to 2, from 1 to 3 p m The fee IS to Grow On program, $12 per chIld and $10 per Amenca Patrons can tour Great Lakes Museum, Saturday, June 16, from 10 Saturdays, June 2, to July Jom In the events surround- acceSSible V1a the Ing the Amencan Cancer adult With a $2 dIscount for the museum's to 11 a m The fee IS $3 per 28, from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to Communications, Lightmg, MacArthur Bndge at E 1030 a m The fee IS $15 for Society's ThIrd Annual St DIA members ReservatIOns chIld or $5 per famIly TransportatIon and Jefferson and E Grand one hour or $20 for one and Clair Shores Relay For LIfe, are reqUIred Call (313) 833- ExerCIse your youngster's DomestIc Arts exhibItIOns Boulevard m DetrOIt See one-half hours Students, from noon, Fnday, June 1 4249 mtellect and Imagination The Museum IS open dally, the free VIdeo Cruise on the ages 14 and up, can get through noon, Saturday, this summer With a SCIence from 9 am to 5 pm The S S. Seeandbee, Saturday, behmd the wheel With Ace June 2, at Blossom Heath Zoo news Sampler LlVlngSCience Day Village IS open from 9 a m June 2, from 11 a m to 4 DnVlng, Monday, June 18 to Park 24800 Jefferson In St. Talk to the ammals at the Camp program, for students to 5 pm, through Jan 1 p m ChIldren can also Thursday, July 5, from 6 to 8 ClaIr Shores Cheer mem- DetrOit Zoo, at Ten Mile and ages 5 to 10, Monday, June AdmiSSion to the Museum explore the hands-on exhibi- bers of 36 partiCipating Woodward In Royal Oak teams as they partiCipate m ranges from $7 50 to $12 50 tIOn RaCIng on the Wmd Travel back m tIme to expe- SaIlmg on the Great Lakes, a SUrvIvor Victory Lap on rience Dmosauna III, fea- AdmISSion to the VIllage REGULAR SCHOOL ELECTION Fnday, at 7 30 p m Pay tnb- ranges from $8 50 to $1350 along With permanent exhI- tunng a four-acre Dmo traIl, bitIons featunng the ute to all those who have Vldeos and a DmoSlmulator Chlldren under the age of 5 fought cancer dunng a and members are admItted doomed ship Edmund thnll nde, through Monday, Fitzgerald and a freighter NOTICE OF REGULAR ELECTION OF THE ELECTORS Lummana Ceremony, on Sept 3 The exhIbit admIS- free Showmg m the pIlothouse The museum IS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT OF Fnday, at 9 15 p m Guests sion is $4, DmoSlmulator Museum's $15 millton lMAX open Wednesday through THE CITY OF HARPER WOODS, can also partake m the fun tickets are $3 Tour the spec- Theatre are Michael Jordan Sunday, from 10 a m to 5 WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN fundralsmg actiVItIes tacular $6 milhon NatIonal to the Max, Super p.m AdmISSIOn IS $2 for offered by vanous sponsor- AmphIbIan Conservation Speedway, The MagiC of adults and $1 for children, TOTHE ELECTORS OFTHE SCHOOL DISTR[CT mg orgamzatlOns Call (810) Center. ThIS state-of-the-art Fhght, Cyberworld 3-D and, opemng Friday, June 1, ages 12 to 18 Call (313) 852- Plt!il..'< Ekaco'll Sl,.hool 19471iiBe'll,\'msfi~ld admiSSIon IS $7 50 for Explore the wonders of IS explored m the exhibItIon, PRECINCT NO 3 DSO for kids Island In the City Belle Isle, \onng. Pla..e &Jcon ~nool 19475 lkal,.llnsfLdd adults, $5 50 for semors and the Charles H Wnght Introduce your children to through September 2001 PRECINCT NO 4 the wonders of great musIc students, ages 2 to 12 Call Museum of Mncan Vt.,n~ PI.", H.~~;~ct~l)H:11 1%17 H'TJ>Cr ExperIence the history of Voting PI.", Harper W,>od, ClI' H.II 1% 17 Harp

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May 31,2001 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 11 B by Madeleine Socia Thursday, Guests can also shop m the dISCUSSIOnof hiS new book DIgItal ImagIng, Mondays, Michigan State RegIster of Fnday, at 9 am, 11 a m or Garden Tent, find refresh- John Adams durIng a pro. June 18 to June 25, from Hlstonc Sites, thiS farm- 1 pm, Tuesday, Wednesday, May 31 ment m the Angel Cafe and gram presented by the 7 30 to 9 30 P m The fee IS house IS owned by the City Thursday or Friday, at 6 Historic design test their luck dunng a Fnends of the DetrOIt Pubhc $44 Shape up With Jackl's of St Clair Shores and oper- p m or 7 pm, Saturday, at DIscover great decoratIng SIlent AuctIOn that runs Library, Tuesday, June 5, at AerobiC Dancmg, Mondays ated by the St Clair Shores 9 a m and Sunday, at 4 p m Ideas from members of the from 7 p m on Fnday 7 pm, m the Fnends and Wednesdays, June 18 to HistOrical Comml~slOn The The fee IS $55 per seS~lOn or American SocIety of Intenor through 3 p m on Sunday Audltonum of the Mam Aug 22, from 8 45 to 9 45 house I~ open for tours $89 per ~eSSlOn WIth a new DesIgners with a tour of the Door pnzes WIll be awarded Library, 5201 Woodward III a m The fee IS $72 or $58 for Wedne~day and Saturday, racquet Fmd out what's III DetroIt Hlstoncal Society's at 2 pm dally Call (313) DetrOIt Call (313) 333.4048 semors, ages 62 and up from 1 to 4 pm Call (810) the cards for you With 2001 DesIgner Showhouse 885-4841, ext 117 Thursday, Cuhnl'ry expert Michelle 771-9020 SupervIsed Bndge Play or a The c 1839 Vaughan-Vernor Tee off Bommanto WIll sweeten up Ford House Bridge Chmc, Tuesdays, estate In Bloomfield Hilb June 7 your lIfe With a Candy June 12 through July 17 Tee off III support of edu- experiences wIll be open through Makmg Class, Tuesday, Supervl~ed play will be c3tlOnal excellence dunng Comedy for a cause E"pcnence the gr:lndcur Sunday, June 3 Tours wl1l June 19, from 6 to 8 p m otlered trom 7 dU to !:l dU the Pierce Middle School ComedIan Sal Richards of one of "Amenca's be offered Sunday, Fnday The fee IS $40 Applaud the pm The Chmc WIll be held Parent Teacher WIll lend hIS talents to the Ca~t1es," at the Edsel & and Saturday, from 10 30 War Memonal's Corps de from 7 to 9 30 P m The fee I~ Orgamzatlon Golf Outing, St John Hospital and Eleanor Ford House Tours a m to 5 p m and Thursday, Ballet dunng theIr Spnng $48 per program Free Blood Saturday, June 2, at 2 pm, Medical Center's 41st annu- Will be offered on the hour, from 1030 a m to 8 pm No Ballet Performances, Pressure Screenings will be at Partndge Creek Golf al Gulld DInner, Thursday, Thesday through Saturday, on-sIte parkIng IS available Wednesday, June 20 and offered Thursdays, June 14 Club, 43843 Romeo Plank m June 7, at 6 pm, at Penna's from 10 a m to 4 pm, and Thursday, June 21, at 8 p m and June 28 and Fndays, Parkmg WIll be provIded on Clmton Township The fee IS of SterlIng, 38400 Van Dyke Sunday, from noon to 4 pm Tickets are $5 for adults or June 15 and June 29 weekdays at Cross of Chnst $95 Call (313) 983-8079 III Sterhng Heights The The Tea Room IS open for $3 for chIldren, ages 12 and Macomb County Lutheran Church, 1100 evemng Includes dinner and lunch, Tuesday through Art 'n' entertainment under SiP more than 50 vm- Commumty College offers a Lone PIne m Bloomfield the show Proceeds wlll ben- Saturday, from 11 30 a m to HIlls, and on weekends at An eclectIc selectIOn of art tages from around the world Wide variety of way~ to efit the purchase of a 2 30 p m Tours are $6 for Bummgham CovIngton from nearly 100 vendors, durmg a LakeSide Wme expand your honzons at Intravascular Ultrasound adults, $5 for semors and $4 musIc and entertainment Tastmg, Thursday, June 21, theIr AssumptIOn Cultural School, 1525 COVIngton In machme for the hospital's for chlldren Grounds WIll equal fun for the entire from 7'30 to 9 30 P m The Center campus Semors can Bloomfield Hills TIckets are Cardiac CathetenzatIOn admISSIOn IS $5 Annual famlly durmg the Grosse fee IS $40 Pre-regIster for partake III Computer for $17 or $13 for DHSlASID Laboratory and fundmg for Passes are available for $18 Pomte FestIval of the Arts, classes usmg your Master Begmners, Mondays and members They can be pur- a cardIOlogy endowment Call (313) 884-4222 chased locally at Kramer's Saturday, June 2 and Card or Visa, vIa fax at (313) Wednesdays, June 11 Sunday, June 3, from 10 chaIr Tickets are $225 Bed, Bath & WIndow ReservatIOns must be made 884-6638, e-Mail Gift of reading through June 27, from 9 to a m to 5 p.m , m the Village Share the gIft of readIng FashIons, 16906 Kercheval by Thursday, May 31 Call www warmemonal org, or 11 am or Tuesdays and m Grosse Pomte; Pomte shoppmg dlstnct, along phone at (313) 881-7511 by partakmg III a free htera- Thursdays, June 12 through Kercheval between Neff and (313) 343-3674 Pedlar, 88 Kercheval m cy Thtor TraInmg Workshop, June 28, from 11 a m to 1 30 Cadieux in Grosse Pomte Summer sounds Artistic expressions Fnday, June 8, from 5 30 to Grosse Pomte; The League Explore new ways to p m The fee IS $55 AdmiSSIOn IS $2 Call (313) Pack up your lawn chaIrs 9 30 p m and Saturday, Shop, 72 Kercheval m express your creative ablh- IntermedIate Computers for 886-7474 and plcmc baskets and head June 9, from 8 30 a m to Grosse POInte; Connor Park bes and understandIng of Seniors Will be offered to the Village Plaza, on 430 pm, at the Dominican Mondays and Wednesdays, Flonst, 21480 Mack In 8t art at the DetrOIt Institute Kercheval between Neff and LIteracy Center, 9400 June 11 through June 27, ClaIr Shores or the Edsel & Sunday, ,June 3 of Arts, 5200 Woodward III St Clwr m Grosse Pomte, to CourvIlle m DetrOIt Call Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Detroit The free VIdeo from 1030 a m to 1 30 pm Home & garden hear the Grosse Pomte (313) 882-4853. The fee IS $55 Word for Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte Tour seven of the area's Carver's of the Pacific North and South Jazz Band Alzheimer's aid Begmners wlll be held, Shores. Proceeds benefit most beautIful hvmg spaces headline the free 2001 Northwest Featurmg Family and fnends of Tuesdays and Thur~day~, DHS programs Call (313) dunng the Norsemoms of MUSIC on the Plaza senes RIchard Hunt WIll be those suffermg from June 12 through June 28, 833-7912 Grosse Pomte North HIgh concert, Thursday, June 7, screened through Saturday, Alzheimer's Disease and from 9 to 11 a m The fee IS School's Home & Garden June 30 Draw m the gal- To your health at 7 pm Call (313) 886- $55 Pre-registratIOn IS Learn to enhance your Tour, Sunday, June 3, from lenes, observe an artIst at related dementIa can share 7474 reqUired for most courses golden years wIth a VISIt to a noon to 5 p m Pre-sale tIck- work, get an mSlder's vIew concerns and comfort dunng a free Alzheimer's DIsease Call (810) 779-6111 free Senior Health Expo, ets are $12 They can be pur- of the Afncan collectIOn, DC'lrmt \rea Chapter Thursday, May ill, from 9 chased at WIld BIrds Saturday, June 9 hear World MUSIC Senes Support Group at the Henry a m to noon, at the Unhmlted, 20485 Mack m Artistic updates program and more dunng On Stage Ford ContInUIng Care- Lakeshore Famdy YM C A, Grosse POInte Woods and You'll appreciate all the Marshall FIeld's FIrst & Screen 23401 Jefferson m 8t Clair the Pomte Pedlar TIckets at great updates at the Fndays at the DIA, Fnday, Belmont Center, 19840 Shores ActivitIes Include the door are $15 Call (313) ASSistance League to the June 1, from 6 to 9 p m Tall Harper III Harper Woods DSO notes free health screenmgs, guest 881-3908 Northeast GUidance tales from Afnca WIll be fea- SessIOns wlII be offered on The DetrOit Symphony the first and third Orchestra's Pops Senes con- speakers, a sIlver sneakers Mutt march Center's Art on the POInte tured dunng a free Thursdays of each month, tInues In Orchestra Hall, demonstratIOn, MIchIgan Bnng your furry fnend to 2001, Saturday, June 9, StorytellIng Program, Semor OlympIcs-Bounce from 10 a m to 8 pm and Saturday, June 2, at 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Pointe Woods bv 2:00 p.m. Fridays Section C I:LHSSIFIED i, ,... • SlMIt-- ..a Grosse Pointe schools rule tennis regionals North's Stefani set to defend singles title in Division II By Chuck Klonke for runner.up Fraser, swept Two of hIs five defeats Sports Editor the four singles flights and have been three-set matches Grosse Pomte North's also won No 4 doubles agamst Ann Arbor PIOneer's Anthony Stefam Wlllhave a Also Wlnmng theIr smgles Dave Hlmker He also lost to little added incentive thIS fhghts were freshmen Andy Formanczyk of weekend when he defends Rabble Barlow (No 2) and Rochester Adams, who lS the his state DIVIsIOn II first Brandon Still (No 3) Dan hkely No 1 seed m first sm- smgles champIOnshIp at the LaRose took the regIOnal gles m DIVIsIOn I, Grosse boys tenms finals at title at fourth s10gles Pomte South's Blake Kalamazoo College The No 4 doubles w10 by Willmarth and Umverslty "He's gomg 10 as the fifth Jeff Moore and Jeff LIggett School's Alex Conti seed," saId North coach Hohlfeldt was especially Stefam and Barlow each Drew Mascarm "I expected ImpressIve because both are made the all-Macomb Area hIm to be seeded higher. And sophomores Conference team, whIle I thmk he was a httle sur- "They're our most Reno and Walling receIved Grosse Pointe North's boys tennis team won the state Division D regional at pnsed, too Improved," Mascann said honorable mention Fraser. In front, from left. are Robert Rizzo. Vamsi Divi and Jeff Moore. In the "1thmk he can beat all the "They're gomg to be seeded Mascann, who completed middle row, from left. are Robbie Barlow. Brad Walling, Leonard Stoehr, Dan players seeded ahead of hIm at the state meet They're 9- hiS first season as coach of LaRose, Jeff Hoblfeldt and Ryan Prybysz, In back. from left. are coach Drew All It really means ISthat he 8 so far" the Norsemen, IS lookmg Ma8Carin. Jamie Reno. Joe Donahue. C.J. Sazama, Anthony Stefani. James has to pla¥ one more good forward to next year Hong and Branden Still. player to wm It agam" North's No 1 doubles "Anthony WIll graduate Stefam dommated the team of Brad Walhng and and that's a bIg loss, but we first smgles flIght at the Jamie Reno and the second have a real good core commg Pressure 1- s off for ULS netters DIVIsion II regtonal at doubles team of Leonard back," Mascann said have been runners-up eIght !i'r,l,eT Hp lost only three Stoehr and Joe Donahue "We have 16 kids who By Chuck Klonke expected to wm, so It takes a games m the entIre tourna- each advanced to the regIOn- could have played m the Sports Editor lot of the pressure off" times ment al finals before losmg regtonal The four who dId- For once, there's no pres- But Wood Isn't countmg ULS fimshed With 21 ,North, whIch won the Stefam IS takmg a 14-5 n't are gomg to help us next sure on Umverslty LIggett out the KnIghts pomts In the regIOnal to mne for second-place Royal Oak regIOnal with 28 pomts to 17 record mto the state meet year" School's boys tenms team "It's a new challenge," he Shnne when It competes In the saId "It's somethmg we're Alex ContI, Shyam ihVlSlon IV state champi- lookmg forwdl~ Lv ','(e've Ulue Devils win a pair of titles onshIps m Holland thIS played our usual tough com- Guthlkonda, Parth Venkat and Dan LaLonde won first Brelsacher 6-1, 6-3 at No 3 weekend petitIOn LIke always, I'm By Chuck Klonke the doubles fltghts m the through fourth smgles, DeVIls South's fourth doubles team "We're gomg mto the meet tellmg the kids 'trust the Sports Editor reglOnal The Blue I espectlvely LaLonde filled second of Matt Garver and Andy ranked fourth 10 the state," schedule '" , It was two htles m two also won first and ULS lost 4-3 m a dual m for Jose Camon, who nor- weeks for Grosse Pointe smgles behmd Blake Blske came back to beat De saId coach Bob Wood after La Salle's Andrew Sellers the KnIghts won all seven meet agamst top-ranked mally plays fourth smgles South's tenms team Wlllmarth and Andy and John Rauch 2-6, 6-2, 6- flIghts for theIr 51st regton- Ann Arbor GreenhIlls The The KnIghts also swept 1 After w10mng the Christians Kmghts also got a look at the three doubles flIghts Macomb Area Conference Wlllmarth beat De La 1 al title Freshman Seve Jenzen "It's the first time m a No 2 WhItehall m the East WIth Hunter Huth and Red DlVISlOn tournament, Salle's Alan PettIt 6-3, 6-1 Roebe Mosher at No 1, In long tIme that we're not Grand RapIds InVItatIOnal the Blue DeVIls took first and Chnstlans, who had an reached the finals fourth smgles and lost to De La gomg mto the state meet In the last 35 years, ULS Aaron Bneden and C T I?lace m the state DIVISIonI outstandmg performance m Salle's Andrew Lazen 6-4,7- ranked first or second But has won 26 state champI- Charlton at No 2 and TIm uegtonal they hosted the league tournament, out- 6 (7-5) that's not all bad We're not onshIps and the KnIghts I UWegot 29 of a pOSSible32 lasted Umverslty of DetrOIt See ULS, page 2C po1Ots,,, coach Tom JesUIt's John Laramie 7-6 "Seve played extremely Berschback saId of hiS (7-4),3-6, 6-4 well," Berschback saId team's regIOnal perfor- A sweep In the smgles mance Leadmg the doubles matches carned South to "Hopefully, we'll get a sweep was South's No 1 the dIVISIOnmeet champI- good draw for the state and team of RIchard Marsh and onship \\ e'll be able to keep our John Fodell, who beat De La ,trll1g of top 10 fimshes Salle's Ryan NOSISand Carlo "We dIdn't expect that gomg" Mlrasol 6-3, 6-0 in the tttle coming mto the tourna- Warren De La Salle was match Marsh WIll be bld- ment," Berschback SaId second m the regIOnal wlth dmg for a thIrd straIght Two key WInSwere Blake 25 pomts as the PIlots won state champIOnshIp thIS WIllmarth's vIctory over the only two flIghts South weekend Grosse Pomte North's dIdn't capture Derek SeJfulla and Jon Anthony Stefam m No 1 smgles and Chnstlans' wm South has fimshed 10 the Slerant posted a 6-3, 6-1 WIn top 10 m the state every over De La Salle's John over a Port Huron Northern year smce 1988 ThIS year's Cusamano and PhIl Morey player In No 2 DIVlslOnI state meet WIllbe at No 2 doubles Mark uThe. player from held 10 MIdland on Fnday Smith and Ktrk Willmarth Northern was 18-0 when Andy beat rum," Berschback and Saturday beat the PIlots' Dan . As expected, South swept Janowski and Bnan said Regina's Babich, Grillo shine in Catholic League A-B meet By Bob St. John Wlth a tIme of 1 54 74 playoffs" The Saddlehtes, 15-15 Staff writer AlexIs Terry took fourth 10 Regtna's track and field the shot put and dISCUS, overall after startmg the ATTENTION team placed fifth WIth 40 whIle the 3,200-meter relay season 14-6, need to get Current pomts m last week's quartet of Sarah Demars, theIr offense on track If they Cathohc League A-B JulIe Elsen, Jenmfer Ireland are to WIn another dlstnct Cadillac DlvlslOn meet at Llvoma and MaggIe Srodek also champIonship Smart Ladywood placed fourth "Wmnmg a dlstnct title Lea.... Dearborn Dlvme ChIld The 1 600-ll'eter relay would be great considenng won for a third straIght sea- squad at HabIch, Demars, we have played so poorly m son, earnmg 131 pomts, fol- Ashley Couture and Rosma recent weeks," Laffey saId lowed by BlTrnmgham Jenkms had the team's final "We had a great start and placement - fifth then a tough endmg, but 2001 CATERA Manan With 115, Stod< t04561S gettmg through the distncts NON GM Emp/llyn ~mllrtLtIl$( Farmmgton HIlls Mercy "It was an average day for GM rmp/IJyet 'ma. t[-ellS, Per Mon1hfJ6 Months us, but all-tn-all, the guls would erase the past few ~r Monthl24 Monthl WIth 99 and Ladywood Wlth U,863 Due II Sog"on9 No 52701 Due at S,g"'"g No weeks" . _uri!y CIOpolh roqu irI Wemert added an assIst slve end, accelerated past DeNardls also played well" "Our mldfielders were had a goal and an aSSIst "I wa~ very pleased by the Thmgs got tougher the the entIre Ann Arbor team After a day off, North excellent agamst quahty Tasha O'Berskl also had an way the gIrls handled them- next time out when the and scored to put North turned m another fine effort Bnghton mldfielders," ~elve~ under tough schedul- Norsemen played the Ann ahead 13-7 SImon scored m a 14-4 wm over a strong Seaman saId "Juha aSSIst Rathrod, Erm Veitch, ll1g Circumstances," said Arbor Club North had tWIce m the last two mm- Bnghton squad Wemert, Amanda Woods Kanakrl and Katie Gnffith ,()'1ch BIll SC3m:m nt>v{'r W0n a rpgular-opaoon uteo to opal thp VIctOrv and Shannon O'Berskl - "Four vIctOries m SIXdays game agamst Ann Arbor and "Her hustle and tenacIty "ThIS was probably our the first mIdfield umt - also played well at attack It was our best week of gIrls the Norsemen were mlssmg were a bIg factor," Seaman best game of the season," contmued Its strong play lacrosse at North smce the CWlek, but stilI managed a saId of SImon Seaman saId "We had good "Robm Tocco, Vane~sa :,tate Class B champIOnshIp 15-11 VIctory North got Its first shutout offenSIve productIOn, good Sadzmskl and Maureen ULS week m 1999 Let's hope It's Ann Arbor led 2-1 but when It beat Huron Valley mIdfield play and tight Mocen played strong From page IC a good omen" North came back to lead 8-4 14-0 Andrea Kosmack was defense" defen~e dunng theIr shIfts The week started WIth a at halftime Sparked by the m goal for the shutout Devon Beaupre, Laune Olson and Trevor Stahl at 15-8 vIctory over the outstandmg offenSIve work SImon led the way wlth Kosmack had a strong Brescoll and NIkkI No 3 Macomb Club Utlhzmg a of Hampton, SImon and five goals, CWlek had three game m goal, supported by Wouczyna passed the ball Among the hlghhghts for CriSP mterlor paSSlOg Jaclyn MIddleton, who com- and Hampton added a paIr the tight defense, precIse adrOItly down the field ULS thIS season was beat- attack, North Jumped out to bmed for 14 of North's goals, SeJal Rathod, Kanakn, checkmg and excellent Bndget Duzzle, Angehne mg crosstown nvals Grosse a 4-0 lead m the first five the Norsemen held off a late Tasha O'Berskl and Wemert c1earmg passes of Baratta and Knsten PIggott POInte North and Grosse minutes and held a 10-4 Ann Arbor rally collected a goal apIece Badalamenti, Katie also played effectIvely" Pomte South by Identical 5- 3 scores "There are four dual Knights take second place in New York tourney meets that we always POInt toward - North and South, Manan and the teams were balls" Demakos added a goal Umverslty LIggett In ltS next game, ULS Cranbrook and Country tIed 3-3 at halftIme DefenSIve standouts for apIece School's girls lacrosse team dropped a 9-3 deciSIOn to Day," Wood said fimshed second m the recent Manan Espy made a sea- the KnIghts were Joanna In the VIctory over North, 1 son-high saves Clare ULS coach Knstm MIller and Jenny Three ULS players - Six-team MIdwest Lacrosse 11 ULS got WIns from ContI, Burchl scored two goals and Ahlgren saId that her team Hutchmson E~py had eIght Moorman, Espy and FestIVal m Buffalo, N Y Guthlkonda and Huth m the Bess Reynolds had one for "matched Manan In mtensI- saves and DiTomasso scored Doletzky - were named to The KnIghts' only losses first three smgles. flIghts the KnIghts ty, WInmng several ground two goals Burchl and the all-Festival team were to Blrmmgham The other WIns came from ULS, whIch was second m Marian, mc1udmg a 9-4 set. Charlton and Olson m sec- In Its pool, then met Pittsburgh back the champIOnshIp ond doubles and Owen Darr Seton La Salle, whIch won Yellow Jackets sting ULS booters game and LaLonde In fourth dou- ULS opened WIth an 11-2 the other pool The Krnghts By Chuck Klonke "We dIdn't have anyone to Except for the corner bles traded 3-2 at halftime but Sports Editor physically match up to her," kIcks, It was a sohd effort by WIn over Seneca (N.Y) ULS won all four SIngles Freshman Meghan Doletzky came back to win 6-4 DetrOIt Country Day's saId ULS coach DaVId the KnIghts, who'll begIn matches agaInst South WIth Espy had a strong game Came Moore almQst smgle- Backhurst. "She Just took up state tournament play thIS led the way WIth four goals Ruth and Camon WInnIng WIth SIX saves and Burch! handedly beat Umverslty space and headed It m week m the distnct ULS IS MIa DITomasso, JeSSIca in three sets at No 3 and Moorman, Juhe LeIder, scored three goals. LIggett School's gIrls soccer "Country Day has always hostIng ULS opened WIth a No 4 DITomasso, Davenport and team last week been very opportUnistIc In game agamst Harper Ashley Steltz, Dawn Espy, Another key WIn came at Sarah Demakos had the And she dId It by USIng the way they use theIr free Woods, a team It beat tWIce Alexa Davenport and thIrd doubles where Olson Shannm Docherty also tal- other ULS goals her head kIcks and comer kIcks You thiS year The WInner of that and Stahl prevented a dou- In the champIOnshIp Moore headed m three can tell they must spend game WIll play the WInner of hed for the KnIghts bles sweep by the Blue game, the KnIghts played corner kIcks to lead the hours practIcmg those the Lutheran East-MemphIS Espy and Steltz shared DeVIls much better than they In Yellow Jackets to a 5-0 VICto- thIngs They only scored one game at 4 30 pm Fnday the goaltendmg and com- rod "It's been an unusual year blUed for SIXsaves the first meetmg WIth ry over the Krnghts m a non- goal m the flow of the game league game The rest were corner kIcks" See SOCCER. page 3C for us," Wood saId

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To say that Grosse Pomte WIth a thIrd-place finIsh In nlOg 800 relay team that Mary Gibson and Megan Osburn won the 3,200 run m Amanda Andrade, Kathleen South dommated last week's the state team champI- IOcluded Meghan DeSantIs, Zaranek 10 the 3,200 relay 1135 Clark, Janelle Pflager, Macomb Area Conference onshIps, matching Its preVI- Kelly Connor and HIlary that set a conference record South also dId well m the Lyndsay Dalby, Maureen Red DIvIsIOn gIrls track ous best finIsh In the annual Zaranek of 9 46 She teamed WIth field events Theresa Watts Hoehn, Kate Moncl, Molly meet would be an under- event that draws the top 10 Zaranek earned all.league Jenny Gerow, Heather equaled her season-best per- Carroll, JamIe Flanagan statement teams 10 the state 10 each honors m the maxImum four WhIteley and GIbson 10 the formance In the hIgh Jump and Jenny Kamerud The Blue DevIls won 12 of dIvIsIon events - WIth first-place 1,600 relay WIth a WinnIng leap of 5- Port Huron was ;,econd the 17 events and scored a In the MAC Red meet, fimshes - by wmnIng the WhIteley won the 100 hur- feet-2 WhIteley won the WIth 129 POints and Sterhng record 201 pomts to easIly Marlowe Marsh won the 400 dash and runmng on dles and Gerow captured the long Jump With a 16-5 effort HeIghts Stevenson finIshed wm the meet 100- and 200-meter dashes two wlnnmg relays She 300 hurdles GIbson gave Others who placed for third WIth 67 South followed that effort and anchored South's wm- Jomed Ehzabeth Osburn, South a first In the 800 run South were Lauren Fennga, South's strong shOWingIn the team champIOnships wprp A rE'~t1ltof ~pvpral fine North boys miss their top point producer in league meet performances Among those contributing were Diane By Chuck Klonke thIrd-place medal m the 400 for the Norsemen were Tom finIsh m the 100 and Cleary "Peter scores between 25 Upmeyer, Ca;,sle Weaver, • Sports Editor relay Staperfenne In the pole and Konwlak were the first and 30 pomts a meet for us," Meghan Scallen, Kate See, The loss of Peter Wtlson saId "Wnght, Coury and vault and Aruna Fonseka m two to hIt the fimsh hne m Cleary are all first-year run. the hIgh hurdles the 200 Fonseka was second Carolyn Black, Stephame Baumann can put a huge Despite the loss of Royer, Chrlstme Semmler, dt'nt In Grosse Pomte Baumann, North had some ners," WIlson saId "The new "Aruna has had a good In the high hurdles With a guys had a good day" year," Wilson said "At the personal best time Bridget Scallen and Emily North's boys track team's excellent performances In Meza ablhty to score pOints the meet whIch was hosted Cleary was second In the begmmng of the year, we North's other mdlvldual 200 dash, WIth Konwlak never conSIdered hIm bemg firsts came from Burns, who The meet, whIch was held Baumann mIssed the by dual-meet champIOn m Ann Arbor, was won by Macomb Area Conference Algonac coming In third Wnght took In the finals of the league ran a personal-best 2 03 In meet That's how much he the 800 run, and John Rockford Bnghton was sec- WhIte DIVISIOn meet last Adam Burns won the 800 fourth m the 100 but ond South';, thIrd place week WIth a strained muscle run In 2 03 and the 1,600 dropped three-tenths of a has Improved" Schubeck m the shot put second off hIS preVIous best Coury, Konwlak, Cleary matched ItS effort In the m hIS back and the relay team of Burns, Mark 1998 meet Norsemen finIshed fifth In Reaser, John Coury and tIme North closed out the dual- and Wnght made up the 400 the sIx-team meet K C Cleary took first m "Two of the fastest kids in meet season WIth a 69 2/3-67 relay team and Burns, Matt "He tWIsted lus back run- 3335 Macomb County thiS year U3 loss to St ClaIr McTaggart and Reaser mng the 300 hurdles In the "Adam won eaSily m the were runmng agamst A dlsquahficatlOn m the teamed With Baumann to regIOnal," saId North coach 800: Wilson saId "John Donovan," Wilson saId 800 relay was costly to the wm the 1,600 relay Soccer- Pat Wilson "Hopefully he'll Coury took Peter's spot m Burns, Pat Kenny, Chns Norsemen, who finIshed 1-2 be ready for the state meet. the mtle relay and dId a T1baudo and John LUCIdo m the hIgh hurdles, 100 and Other personal records From page 2C Baumann won both the super Job We were only teamed up to give North a 200 dashes and won the 400 came from Nate MIkula m "We really played our best 11O-meter high hurdles and four-tenths of a second off fourth place In the 3,200 and 1,600 relays the 800; KeVin after we were down 3-0," the 300 intermediate hur- our tIme m the regIOnal" relay LUCIdowas fifth and Baumann won both hur- KWIatkowskI, hIgh hurdles, Backhurst said "We had dles m last week's DlVlslOnI The 800 relay team of Kenny SIxth in the 1,600 dles races, the hIgh Jump Steve Ireland, 1,600, Scott some chances and we regIOnal He also won the MIke Konwlak, Donovan run LUCidohad a five-sec- and anchored the 1,600 Nixon, 300 hurdles, Andrew blocked some shot~ " Brown, 800, Cleary, Fonseka hIgh jump In the regIOnal Wnght, Coury and Cleary ond drop m that race relay It was the first time thIS I, And anchored the 1,600 fimshed second and the Reaser was fifth in the Wnght and Torrean and Dan Vasquez, 200, and year that the KnIghts have relay team same four runners earned a 400 dash Others who placed Cleveland gave North a 1-2 Nate Dupes,longJump been shut out JUNE FES-r

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CUIR SHORES .810-779-9090 May 31,2001 _4C __ Sports Grosse POinte News Arthmire's squad prepares for districts with win over Lutheran Northwest By Bob St. John SenIOr Teresa Perrlllo at approximately 2 p m Kmgswood With 74, UL8 Staff writer started, but senIOr Lllldsay WIth 44, Clarencevtlle WIth Harpel Wood,,' girls soft- Rmaldl earned the Win 111 Track 39, Lutheran East With 33, ball team IS confident head- relief Northwest Wlth 24, Harper 109 mto the "tate playoffs, "We need Teresa to have Harper Woods' boys and Woods WIth five and thanks to last week's 7-6 wm her best stuff m the dls- girls track and field teams Hamtramck With zero over Lutheran Northwest tncts," Arthmlre said placed eIghth In last week's MIke Manning and Darryl "It was a nice Win for the "We're confident she WIllbe Metro Conference champI- Gay scored the PlOneers' guls after playmg poorly m at the top of her game, as onshIp meet at Lutheran pomts, placmg fifth and the conference semifinals," Will the other gnls " East Sixth m the 100-meter dash head coach Carol Arthm'rp FRrhpr ITl thE' WE'pk. 'Ill LuthE'T'ln WE'~tlanct ran wlth tlmf'~ of 12 0 and 121, <;ald "This wm should gIVe conference honors were away With the guls' title, respecbvely us the confidence we need to handed out earmng 183 pomts, followed It was Harper Woods'final play well enough to Win our Rhodes and JUnior Sarah by Lutheran East WIth 73, meet of the season dlstnct" Mazzone made the tlrst Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook The PIOneers fought from team all-Metro Conference, Kmgswood With 72, Macomb Baseball behmd the entire game, while Rmaldl was on the Lutheran North With 70, trallmg 2-0 and 4-2, but had second team Umverslty LIggett School The Harper Woods boys a 6-5 lead entermg the sixth Sophomore DaeJana With 68, Rochester Hills baseball team was washed mmng Maldonado and Jumor Lutheran Northwest With out of Its non-league games Photo b) Henry DePuy. "Wegave up a run to force Knstln Vespa made the 28, Llvoma Clarenceville last week Harper Woods senior Vinny Scalabrino, left. solidi- a tie, but the gIrls put thIrd team WIth 16, Harper Woods With Ram cancelled home con- fies a defense that committed the fewest errors of together a rally and won," The Harper Woods soft- 10 and Hamtramck WIth tests against Grosse Pomte any of the nine Metro Conference teams this season. Arthmlre said ball team Improved to 16-5 two North and Grosse Pomte Sophomore Jenny overall The PIOneers' pomt scor- South, plus an away double- DeSantis walked to leadoff Commg up for the ers were Kahra and Knstm header agamst New Haven ND baseball team the seventh mnmg and stole PlOneers ISa DlvlslOnIV dls- Fox, who placed fifth m the Head coach MIke second tnct semIfinal game on lOa-meter dash, plus fourth Rowmskl and hiS PlOneers A stngle by senior Alhson Fnday, June 1, against host and fifth In the 200-meter stand 18-2 overall :ready for districts Ward sent DeSantiS to thIrd Umver<;lty Liggett School at dash The Harper Woods base- and Junior Katie Rhodes 11 a m If they wm, the In the boys meet, ball team WlIltry to defend :By Bob Sf. John of 513 dehvered the game-wmnlng PIOneers Will most hkely Lutheran Westland had 170 its dtstrict title on Fnday, .Staff wrrier "Dan IS coming mto hiS sacrIfice fly, SCOrIng face Hamtramck 8t FlOrian pomts, followed by Lutheran June I, at Umverslty : Notre Dame's baseball own," WeJrzynoWlczsaid "I DeSantIS m the champlOnshlp game North Wlth 137, Cranbrook Liggett School 'team IS prepanng to put its think he finally reahzes that nightmare regular season he has the potential to be a behmd them and excel m very good athlete for Notre East's girls win battle for second in Metro the upcommg dlstnct tour- Dame" nament Freshman ChrIS Jones By Bob St. John Kelh Zoellner grabbed Silver some nice performances" five runs to take the lead Staff writer "The guys haven't played had a personal best In the medals m the 1,600- and East's 400-meter relay The Eagles falled to score poorly, but It's the mconsls- 300-mtermedlate hurdles Lutheran East's guls 3,200-meter runs With times team of KendrIck Mosely, m the bottom of the minmg tency and late mnmg errors track and field team sur- of 545 and 12278 Dexter Shorter, Wtll Jurczak and they were overmatl;hed that have killed us thIs sea- Lacrosse prised the field m last East's other stlver medal and Adam Crawford m theIr road game agamst son," head coach Angelo week's Metro Conference was won by Ashley Schult 10 remained undefeated m the Macomb Area Conference Gu' ~~1r1 Notre Dame's lacro~' mpM fimshmg second the hIgh Jump with'" ...... rk conference thiS season, tak- Silver Dlvi~'''!1 rhamp The Flghtm' lnsh stand 9- team ended Its season la[,t 1ne girls came wlthm 30 of 4-feet, 5-mches mg the gold medal WIth a Clintondale 19 overall, whIch will be week, lOSing15-2 to Troy 10 pomts of bemg undefeated Zoellner and AnJam time of 450 The Lutheran East base- Gust's first sub- 500 season the first round of the state 111 conference dual meets, Mahablr anchored East's Mosely's long Jump of 19- ball team fell to 3-10 overall dunng hiS 10-year tenure playoffs whICh gave us a lot of hope thud-place fimsh m the feet, 7-mches, was ,good "It's been tough on all of "We had nothmg to lose entering the league meet," 3,200-meter relay (23001) enough for the SIlver medal, Softball U", but I see a lot of promise and everythmg to gain by head coach Keith Sprow and ItS BOO-meter relay whtle Jurczak had a tIme of With thiS ballclub ~ Gust trYIng to upset Troy," head said "Most of the team IS squad was fourth (2 04 6) 11 8 m the 100-meter dash, Rain postponed Lutheran saId coach Don Holifield saId composed of underclassmen, The Eagles racked up whIch won the bronze East's girls softball team's "The kids played well, but which gwes us a lot of opti- fifth-place pomts from medal games last week Track we couldn't overcome our mIsm for next season" Amanda Cam In the diSCUS Mosely also won a fourth- Head coach Pat Sadler turnovers" Lutheran Westland ran (65-feet, 2-mches), Dona m place medal m the 100- and her Eagles faced DetrOit The Notre Dame track Troy turned nme Flghtm' away with the title, earnmg the shot put (24-feet, 7 1/4- meter dash, turnmg m a Dommlcan m a DIVISionIV and field team placed Sixth Irish turnovers mto seven 183 pomts, whlle East was Inches), Schult m the pole time of 11 9, plus Crawford pre-dlstnct game on May 29, With 14 POints In last week's goals In a battle WIth four squads vault (6-feet even) and the had a fifth-place in the long but If they WInthey WlIIplay for the second spot Catholic League A-B JUniors Andrew DIehl and l,600-meter relay team Jump WIth a mark of IS-feet, Hamtramck St Flonan 10 a DIVISIOn meet at Llvoma Enc Pascany scored the The Eagles ended up WIth (4595) 8-mches, and a SIxth-place dlstnct semifinal game on Ladywood Irish's goals 73 p01l1ts, followed by Mahablr placed Sixth m In the pole vault, cleanng 9- Fnday, June I, at "It was a struggle for us In Troy scored SIX goals m Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook the BOO-meter run WIth a feet, 6-mches University LIggett School the team standing;, but we the first quarter and five In Kmgswood WIth 72, Macomb time of 2 49 0 to round out East's 1,600-meter relay had some indiVIdual, who the second Lutheran North With 70, the Eagles' pomt scorers team was Sixth Wlth a time Soccer performed well," hf'ad coach Notre Dame held the Umverslty Liggett School Lutheran Westland also of 4 17 5, which rounded out WIth 68, Rochester HIlls Stan WeJrzynowlcz said Colts scoreless In the thIrd captured the boys tItle, ItS pomt placements The Lutheran East guls DetrOIt Cathohc Central perIod. but gave up four Lutheran Northwest With earmng 170 pomts to soccer team took last week won the meet With 139 goals m the final stanza 28, Llvoma Clarenceville Lutheran North's 137 Baseball off, thanks to a break m the pOInts, followed b) U-D Wlth 16, Harper Woods WIth Cranbrook Kmgswood schedule JesUIt With 122 The Notre Dame lacrosse 10 and Hamtramck WIth was thlrd WIth 74, followed The Lutheran East boys "I gave some time off to The Fightm' In"h wall led team fimshed 2-20 overall two by ULS With 44, baseball team dropped ItS heal some nagging mJunes by JUnior Dan Marchese, "It was a long, frustratmg The Eagles' 400-meter Clarencevtlle With 39, games last week, lOSing6-5 and get mentally focused for relay team of Rochelle who was !>econdIn the long season, but the returning Lutheran East With 33, to Warren Macomb our wstnct semifinal," head Jump Wlth a mark of 19-feet, kIds Wlll make us a better Edwards, 8hoshana Ll..theran Northwest WIth ChrIstian and 13-0 to coach John Jones sald. "I'm 5-Inches, and ,econd In the umt next year," Holifield Flowers, Shareeta Boughton 24, Harper Woods WIth five Chntondale confident we can Wln our 400-meter da.,h WIth a time saId and Randy Dona won a gold and Hamtramck WIth zero Head coach Nick Fournier first game (May 29 agalnst medal Wlth a time of 55 8 "We're not as deep Wlth watched lus Eagles grab a 5- MemphiS) and then see Edwards took home a sli- the boys team, which was 1 lead against Macomb what we can do agamst ver medal 10 the long Jump exactly the reason why Chnstlan, but It vanished m LIggett" 04-feet, 5 1/2-mches) and Westland and North dId so CITY OF ~nrp£r ;mlIanbs, MICHIGAN the top of the seventh mnlng The Lutheran East soccer 100-meter dash (13 4), whtle well," Sprow sald "We had when the opposItion scored WAYNE COUNTY team IS 1-14 overall ORDINANCE NO. 2001-03 Back-to-back wins for Gallagher nine \"1' ORDINANC~ TO A\IEND SECTION 1614 ot ARTlCLF If OF TH~ CODF OF ORDJNANO.s FOR By Bob Sf. John week's Cathohc League CoD state Jeamae Lawton, plus Roodbeen and hiS Lancers THE cln OF HARPER WOODS (,OVFRNING Staff wnter AB\NDON~D VFHICI F~~ DIVISIon meet at LIVOnIa KIm Watson, Arvena also played a scoreless tie For the first time thiS sea- Ladywood Washmgton, Oreha Brown, Wlth Harper Woods In the son, the Bishop Gallagher DetrOIt Benedlctme won Alexandra Dobme and first game of the season boys baseball team won two ~ <;u.[Ion 16 ')4 01 lht' (nde 01 Ordm.m ...e... o;. ht..rebv .HTl(ndedr~' read Ll,. the tItle Wlth 125 pomts, fol- Helen Pettway "We feel confident headmg fll1l0\\t; games 10 a row last week, lowed by DetrOlt St Martin mto the state playoffs, but beatmg Hamtramck St dePorres Wlth 93 and Soccer we know we have to play ~ .. )ll:!-l \\rel."t':'d dl"ilardt.d In()~rablt' m unllcC'n~d ...ehlclt", IH\ pm;ut: Flonan 14-3 pr~)pert) RIVemew Gabnel RIchard The Bishop Gallagher well to wm," Roodbeen said "The Id .. Ihal lhlll; Ofd1l'l.,nceII;hali'tand nOlwllh<;rJndmf the 1O...illldl ,June 1, agamst DetrOIt St second-place fimsh m last North also won the two In ry nf 1n) lntdr II;('CI!on~uhS«llon ~nltnct" c13u'io( pnrall;e (11' ponlOrl rooe,,( Ellie DolinskI was third Martm dePorres, on ItS week's Macomb Area distance races Laura FIsher the 400 dash m 1 07 Katie hom(' field ~ EI A CTIVL DA [I;, !hl\ "'1"dlnance 'iohalll'~(, ('(((. ..1 Thlrt~ I '0' dOl.... Jtler Conference WhIte DIVISion was first In the 1,600 run m Walton took fourth In the actopll(m If th(' Lancers wm, they meet !5 28 and Laura Secord won 3,200 03 19) Fisher was WIll facL f)('trOlt Commerce the 3,200 10 1240 Kenneth A. Poynter, fourth m the 800 run 111 Mickey O. Todd, 10 the champlomhlp game Knstl Hook broke her own North's 400 relay team of Mav",," ell, Clerk 231, one place ahead of "We ~plit a doubleheader school record In WlOmngthe Akllah Cobb, JackIe teammate Patty GPN O~I1I1l()()J earlier 10 the yl'ar WIth pole vault WIth an effort of Lmdeman, Schore and Wmterfield, who ran a 233 dePorre~, so we're confident lO-feet Cadonn was fir~t 10 53 6 <.I;RmICAII01'! Allison Glovak took fifth we can wrn," Ochab said Je<;slca Schore <;et a per- The other three Norsemen 10 the hIgh Jump Slxth- 10 J MIl,.kr\ () Todd (If\. ( Ink (,f lhe ell\ of HUplr \\ondl; \\'a>11<' (0Unr'll l;j.l'l<' or <;onalrecord wmnlOg the relay teams each fimshed place medals were won by Mllhlj!an d( h\rc!l\ It'T1tfo, Ihlllhc fOrc'FOIn,e:'~ 11ruC' md Ill,.lIrllt" ..op' of an Ordmanl,.(' Track 100-meter hurdles 10 16 4 second Lmdeman 111 the 200, Leshe 'ldoprcd h\ !hI. (Ily of Harper \\oodc; (II) Clluncll,llhtlr rq.'"hr (ouncll n1C."ctln~I.n I~ BI<;hop Gallagher'<; boys Teammate ClaIre Cadonn Cobb was second m the Cadonn m the 300 hurdles ~ I .., dJ.\ (II M3) 200 J track and field team placed made It a North sweep m 200 dash m 27 3 MI'~<'I' [l Todd (ory and Lisa DImitry m the shot Cor) of Harper Woods fourth WIth 74.pomts In last the hurdles when she won Jenmfer. Galtley placed put J • Classlfieds Thursday, May 31, 2001 (313)882-6900 ext, 3 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection ill-J-!If"~DDext 3 fHX:313-343-5569 CLHSSIFIE r~I"EnTI SING web. http://grossepolntenews,com =.ts5WE FOR SALE I .. Alphalt Pav'ng Ropetr 957 Plumb'!l9 & In.lalkmon 966 Snow Romcoval 975 Vacuum s.ales/Sorv". ~~~ ~t:.y41~~M -ANNOUN---C£ME--NT-SWdJI SITUATION WANTIO AUTOMOTM 0 AUIc/T",ck Rope" 958 Pahcs/J'archos 968 Stucco 976 Venltla hen Serv IC' ~ lodl.,r~d ... dole! 099 BUlines. Opjx>rtvnll'" 300 S Be.. menl Wcterproa~ng 959 PCWltrWash,ng 969 Swtmmlll9 Peal Serv,co 977 Wall Wosh,ng CLASSIFIEDS I 100 An"""ncomenls 301 Clencol 601 ChrysJer Beth Tub Rof,""~lng 960 Rcchng Serv,ce 970 TV /RadlO/CB Red,a 980 w,ndow. TUESO'v 12 NOON 101 Prayers 302 Convalescent Care 602 Ford B,cyclo Rope'" 962 51erm. And Screens 971 ToIoohone In.toIlchcn 991 W,ndow Wash 'ng "" 102 lost & Found 303 Day Coro 603 General Molo 918 Cornent Wark Oros~ Pojnt~ N~ws .LI.. 108 ComputorServoc:o ----- ..... - 611 T"'ch 919 Ch,mney Cloan'ng ""","",ahan. ~ accepted 109 En_,nment 612 Va n, MERCHANDISE Ch,mney Rope" ~i:.'~~,~ $ 601'"' no Or","" Educahan 400 Anh~uos / CoIioc:hble, 613 Wanted To Buy ~~ ,~(ONNECfiON Clock Repair .. t • ~ , I • I • I 1 1I Happy Ad. 40 I AppllOnces 614 A.. I rd po< Computer RX" Be er Ad. $24 85 11 2 Hearth & Nutr'han 402 Arts & Crafts " " ""~ ,".urance 922 r_ l.. ~ ~Ulllll tllc;.n 11 J Hobby Ins.truChon 403 A"d1ons A.. "O"Vrc"S ~ 923 ...... "" .... on epo CLOSSIFIED RDVERTISING $pecoal rcIo. far help wanlecl 114 Mu.IC Educchon 404 B,cydos ------.., 925 Doch/PahCS Door> 96 Kercheval" Grosse POinte Farms, MI 4823 FrllSuorrNCY DISCOUNTS: m ~~~nnon/Helpen ~ f::"s':I:' ~ m DrywalllPlasler,ng (313) 882-6900 ex!. 3. Fax (313) 343.5569 G,Yen let mulh week IChodulod 117 Socrolanal Serv,c.. 407 F"ewood 651 Boats And Molen 930 ElodrlCal SewmobC'U'Cl'1y ror daS$,~ed 203 Help Wanted ANIMALS REAl. ESTATE FOR SAlE 946 Haul,ng acIVorn"ng orror IS I,m,ted 10 Dontal/Modoc:al 500 An,mal. AdoP.t A Pol .500 .... Mogaz ... 5octM>n "YourHome' 947 Hoot,ng And Coal,ng .. thor a cancollahan 01 the 204 He!P Wanted Damoshc 502 Horses For SOle "" 01 CIo .. ,fModReel E_ 948 Insulahon cherge or a r.-nm of tho 205 HelP Wanted Losel 503 Household Pols Fa< Sell" ads Bus, ...... Opponun,... 949 Ja ndcmClI ServICes. porhan ,n errar Noh~cahen 206 HoIj>Wanted Part Timo 504 Humane Soc,ohos and ComoIo.y lois 81950 lcwn~/ 12 SIPS must be 9""" In hm,,1et 207 HelP Wanted s.ar.. 50S lost And Found ------Snow Blower Repall oorrochan on tho foliowlng 208 Help Wanted 506 Pot 8

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AAA Store Manager- DEPENDABLE & hon- LIBRARY IS hmng one STANDARD Auto Sup- p==~ .. ~====, BOOKKEEPER needed must have references est person needed for hall- time Circulation ply on DetrOit's East- FINAJ',,'OAL by estabhshed firm Call Tom at Mr C's Subway All shifts clerk at $956 per Side needs part or full SERVICES FIRM Posllion also reqUires o Deli 313-882-2592 21020 Mack, Grosse hour Some evenings time sales clerk Ex- Looklng to fill light secrelanal dulles APPUCATIONS ac- POinte Woods 313- and weekends Apph- penence helpful, Call mler'E~d~u'~.~~'lIOn Full lime Excellent OUNCEMENTS cepted for full! part 886-1900 cations are aV81lable 313-372-4014 opportLmlly 10 learn starting salary Send time cashiers, stOCk, EXPERIENCED certified at any branch or send TRAINERSI managers ~~flr;~~g~~~~1.~~~ resume to Box 07047, resume to' Personnel, ' Sl d ts I clo Grosse POinte deh, and butcher pool guard for pnvate Grosse POinte P bhc saJes profeSSionals w~lc~~e o\~[rft'[il'i: , I Must be 18 Yorkshire club FleXible sched- L bra 10 K hU I Launch new patented News & Connection, CALLIGRAPHY: birth I ry erc eva PJt~,I"C Cd!! 96 K h I G Food Market, 16711 ule Please call ' , technology air punfler erc eva, rosse announcements, wed- Grosse POinte Farms, i I i-h40-4048 POinte Farms, MI ding inVitations, all oc- CERTIFIED eIemen tary Mack (313)B85-0400 MI 48238, by June 8, by Industry leader, Ex- 48236 casions Call MIChelle teacher tutonng In ATTENTION: own a EXPERIENCED k 2001 ceptlonal commiSSion at 313640-4171 math, reading, wntlng coo '______structure (313}B86- K Fun & learning. computer? Work from full flme, good pay MAMA Rosa's Plzzena 7534 CLER typist for Grosse ( ) 3- home Mall orderl e- Apply at Your Place POinte law oflice FlIli 81046 3374 commerce. Free Infor- Lounge 17326 East needs phone help, WANTED bnck layers BABYSmER needed or part time Good pay THANK your St Jude CERTIFIED GENERAU matlon www JustThe Warren' cooks, waltstaff, pizza masons tenders Sundays, 930am- and benefits 313- for prayers answered SPECIAL EDUCA- Goodlifs,com 8BB------makers & dehvery (313}417-1942 1230pm St John's 884-6600 LAO TION TEACHERS 805-6135 FUll or part lime walt- people Apply after ------Episcopal Church on available for tutonng -A-UT-O-M-h---E-- ress (313)885-1481 _4_p_m_1_5_134__ M_ac_k. Woodward across ESTABLISHED manu- 105 ANSWERING SERVICfS d b ec ante xpe- -G-R-A------MOTEL t rk 8 M lei from Fox Need car facturers representa. aII ages an su lecls nenced, nonsmoker, SS cutter needed c e - I tlve needs secretary/ Speclahzlng In read. rehable, fnendly Ex- 33- 40 hours! week Graltot area, After- Please call 313.822- office person Typmg lng, math, Enghsh and cellent pay/ fleXible Grosse POinte area noon and midnight SMALlDOWIITOWIIDETROI 6437 and computer skills standardized test hours Swan Import Pay based on expen- shifts Must$ work LAW FIRMWITHBUSIIiESS necessary Send re- preparation (313)822- 16100 East Warren. ence Will tram $101 weekends 6 per PRACTICE.DUtiESlllClUIlE CARE for 2 year old and sume to Box 33054, GUIDE TO SERVICES 0899; (313)884.7626 comer of DevonShire hour. up 313-585- hour Apply 8am. TIMEAIIDBILLlllG, Infant, 2 days a week c/o Grosse POinte CERTIFIED teacher Will (313)882-9273 6731 4pm at The Heritage PA,(ROll,ACCOUNTS In my Grosse Pomte News & Connection, • ------Inn, 14700 E Eight PAYABLE,ANIlACCOUNTS home. Grosse POinte 96 K h J G 107 CATERING tutor Reading, math, AUTO porter/ sales per- HARD working, organ. Mile RECEIVABLE.COMPUTER erc eva, rosse wntlng 1. 4th grade son Excellent oppor rzed, punctual Indlvld------~~ SKiLlSREQUIREIl. references necessary POinte Farms, MI CATERING, quality, (313)824-8507 tUnity for ambltlOu~ ual needed for clean- NOW hlnngl Valet park- Own transportation 48236 economical Susan, ------~~ person Part time 109 offiCes m the ~rs ar;J car de681:e7 s~~~~rFrl::lm~~~ (313)886-2894 IMMEDIATE opening for 881-,5~66 11~ g-. _o_ka_y_,_(3_1_3_)33_1_-3_1_1_3_~:te~u~~dha~:"~~~ (~;O}n~~~08 e ai, He,m~xr::~~:~~eAND -C-A-R-E-fo-r-3-&-1-1-/-2-y-e-arpart time lile clerk, BOATI manne mechamc transportation and ref- PAINTER- Must have PARKINGALLOWANCE olds, Fndays, 830- fleXible hours, excel- at Keans Manna OFFEReD 3 G lent position for stu- 1iii11DISC Jockey- aU occa- ONE. on.one, summer G erences (313)885- expenence Full time FAXRESUMETO 5 0 In my rosse dent Appl n pe son eneral engine repair 1435 or (313)220- Benefits 81o-na- m-901-1SSI> POinte home. Own y I r Slons, very professlQ- tutonng, 2 certified f d only Ray Laethem nal ,-also offenng Kar teachers, SCience, expenenceBenefItS preavailableerre 7570 9619 DRIVER '1EEDED transportabonsmoker GrosseNon- Pontlac, 17677 Mack, aoke (810)294-1753 math, reading, grades (313)824-1982 HOSTESS, full time, PHONE ROOM For transportation to POinte references DetrOit ENTERTAIN your party K- 6 Call Lon -C-A-R-ET-A-K-E-R---- days Benefits avail a- MANAGER Run ~ai~o~a;~~ndS (313)331-1558 PART t I f uests WIth a unique (810}4l35-S893 Refer- for 24 unit ble Grosse POinte EastSide manufacturer Perfect for relllees f Ime genera o. g ences available apartment complex restaurant (313)884- Call 313 259 2600 or ------Ice girl Famous expenence Have EastpOinte On- site (est 1968) of auto after- 313393-8002 NANNY English speak- Maintenance Approx- their face read by un IndIVIdual or couple to 6810 market protectlvel Ask for Manlyn lng, non-smoking Imately 20 hourS! You have seen her assiSt In rentals & hght LABORERS wanted full appearance coatings adult to care for 3- week 313-839-4300 frequently on channel maintenance Apart- time, Famous M81nte- seekJng evening ------month old In our home 5 Lin IS Widely ac- ment to hve In & eam- nance Valid dnver's (5:30- 9 30pml CHILD ("ARE Monday- Fnday, 8- 6 SECRETARYI recep- knowledged as the Ings Call for more m- hcense a must 313- 9 OOam-3 00 Saturday) .1~~:~r2r~ra~~~,;eg,. Start early July Good tlOniSt for small ac- expert face reader In formation 313-350- 839-4300 Telephone sales super- -Ass,slantsfor pay based on expen- counting firm In the Michigan area 3147 LANDSCAPE workers VIsor. Sales! manage- G~.;:~~'~g{~1'en~~dS ence (313)884-8903 Grosse Pomte DLJtles For more mformatlon ------_ ment expenence 5enefits Include answenng or bookJng,~ CHEFS Grosse POinte needed for full time helpful, will train 148-569-1500 PART time summer phones, typing, flhng, enhance cc (810}773- part time evenings, work Will train Excellent pay plan child care for 9 & 11' data entry Hours 4230 CUSTOM DRAPERIES Nil benefits, (313)417- (313)885-4045 Contact Mark, EXPERIENCED year old boys, 3 & 4 B 30a m - 5 OOpm MAGIC of J R McAtee Blinds, carpet, 2000 LANDSCAPING- 313-886-1763 HAIRDRESSER days, alternating Please fax resume Named 'Best of De- wallpaper, COLLEGE STUDENTS Siaines seeks expen- PICTURE framer, expe- WANTED weeks, Bam- 4pm and salary reqUire- troll' (810)286-2728 Bedspreads, decorative HIGH SCHOOL ence shrub tnmmer nenced preferred, full o.airavailableat~ (313}824-61n ments to 313-886- wwwlrmeateecom accessones GRADUATESI $10 per hour time with benefits Grosse~SKra 4319 , VISit our Showroom at www.workfor (810)790-3660 (313)881-6305 SUMMER Siller for 3 203 HElP WANTED 112 flEALTH a. NUTRITION 22224 Gratiot stYdents com ------(313}822.8080 children In my home DENTAL/ ME DICAL DRAPERIES BY PAT $1405 BaselAppt LAWN maintenance- WAITSTAFf and prep Monday- Fnday, 8am- 810-778-2584 Full!Part Time Openings Gardener/ tnmmer for cook No expenence TO PLACE AN AD 4pm Own transporta. OFFICE manager want- COUNSELING- adults, ed for Grosse POinte couples, adolescents, Conditions EXISt Grosse POinte crew necessary, Apply WIth CALL31~ext3 tlon and expenence 125 CONTRIBUTIONS Musf be 18+ Call Tom, (810)774- In, L11lfe Tony's, ~bn Newt Non smoker dental office Benef!ts children Linda law- (313)882-2211 rence, Psy S, LLP Fun work enVIronment 2818 20513 Mack ,?"iijij"I'II! (313)343-9237 BOOK donations need- 22811 Greater Mack No expenence ed for St Clare {313)824-2250 necessary- We train 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANHO GENERAL 200 HELP WANTfD GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAl School Used Book 200 HELP WANTED GfNERAl FOR relaxation and reJu- Sale Call Pat, 313- 81 D-498-9606 venation- try a mas- 8852084 f , k . CUSTOMER service sagel Breckels Mas- representatIVes need- sage Therapy, 93 Ker- 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL ed Supervisor and cheval 14 years ex- assIStants needed Executive Relocation penence 313-886- A NANNY Work at home Part E"o(ecullw' Relocatlon Corpora lion a SubSldlar\ 01 "elherland., 8761 NETWORK time up to $1,000 per based ABN AMRO BanI-. N V offers emplovmenT oppor1lJnllw .... MASSAGE- Feel the month Full time up to m our Denali offlce for mdlv\duals seeking a profp<; ....lonill Looking for quality benefits of a mas- $4.000 per month proaclI"e customer servICe enVlrOnrn"1l1 child care givers We prOVide mnovatlve wlocatlon servin' program ....for sage Call (313)886- (616)964-7586 or Top salary, benefits major nallonal and mternallonal corporallons 4130 today Joyce's www nch1.C1bnet Salon and spa, 17912 (810)739-2100 Customer service CLIENT SERVICE SPECIALIST )Oll \oI;ll1lnterfi'l(f' ","h Ir,1n<;lelf'(,<;o1nu se""c(' prO\ldlng "endors Ex,ell(,n! communlC,1t10n 5",11<;o1ndorg In Mack (Harper Woods BtIlI 1201llono1lSKIllS plll<; Ihe o1blhtv10be self dlrecled r>, <;"111<;(HI' SHARPEN your tennis AAA Cashiers, deh offICe} needed ne,eSsal\ A mlnlmum ot one \ear of dLlecl rel()(,o1llOnor t\\" clerks, Grosse POinte 5 3Opm- 9 30pm Mon- veinc, re-lalPd cuStOme-f <;er. we- eXrx"'nence 'PrpVIOUc. Tf"(ll eoe.,T1If' skillsl Expenenced bac"grollild IS preff'rred profeSSional, all ages area Starling pay, up day- Thursdayl 9am- 10 $800 per hour Mr & skill levels, pnvatel 3pm Saturday Good ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE ~T SEA\ ICE MI\N,\GEIl. ) OIL 'VIII bf' rp<;r)()l1<;ll>l(It 11 'h' C's Dell, 313-882. (j 1\ to d 1\ or-h\ e"T\ ot sen.I("(' and arlnllm~lr ltlOn of rf"I()~ l!lnn ';f"T\ IC~ groups (313)640- phone skills & sales John Hilnaxk FinanaaI Servxm LSCUJTE!I'dy ~ 2592, Tom background helpful program<; ,,<,\\f'fl ,<; "or" Indepelldf'llll\ to rropo<,f' (tlf'CII\( ,01" 7929, Glenn JnIBvIews& Iunng S€lect mdMduaIs kJr trepammof tlon" 10 cll('n!<; regard,ng ,<;SlIf'SIl"o1toccur dllTlng ,1donw<;IO' wi,,, , win train Work at AAA Aanmt ~ k:Iml In 1 1)L1<;II)r<;<, MR. C'S DELI ff"ldtl""d (wid or fl\'" \e-;u<::;of relocation e-xpenence (Je; ...... (""111<;rlllrlHl \Irll year old family buSl' llus pmgtam pmv1des the ~ belefils: No expenence necessa. of thwf' ~I'N<; of rllrl'r! wloc,,"on e-:pf'lIl'."nce ~OI1 1n""1 h(' "n()\\ I, d," GUITAR lessons all ness also needs man. ry Cashiers, cooks. -a"l"e,'leIl5Ivepnd lraJrmg pmgtam ,ble of reloco1t1on<;1"'" I,e<; ,nd excf'lIen! organlz 'lion ,I \\ '"trn ",Il ages, your home. gUi- clerks, stock help Must ager/ supervISOr Ex. ~bvecomper63bm \f"rhll romnlllnicalion ~~Illoq(Iff" ec;.....pntl.'l In lr1dl1l0n lOti Illl''''' lie. tar not needed to be at least 16 Starting cellent pay plan Ka- "FUDllen!fit pteIn<;a1l0n iln & ABSOLUTELY clean- THl R'iDAY Jl '\L 7 10-"'; honest, dependable Classifieds ArlhqUt. .... ( ollt c t1bl< ... Bm d t)fdC f IOll~ tlold I ~()(l Work For You woman wrth expen- FRESH START SALE Ik IIlIC B...lm; .....&. I 01... 101 ...More. ence wlll clean your (~I w)(, \-62"';; To place an ad call: 1316 Somerset Upper Ret home (810)778-3402 (313)882-6900 X 3 1"." Fndey and SeturdllY. ... June 1 & 2, 9 OOam. 3 OOpm 203 HElP WANTED 203 HElP WANTED PaMc on Balfour WASHINGTON PLACE DENTAL/MEDICAL DENTAL/MEDICAl thiS mOIlIng sale feetures a beautiful flame ESTATE SALES 24874 BECK, EASTPOINTE mahogany clew foot buffet. large cerved oek FRIDAY JUNE 1ST (9 00.3 OOl dining table, pine corner cabinet, beautlful 25535 WAREHAM, MEDlCALSERVICES~ SATURDAY JUNE 2'11) (to 00-2 (0) Queen' cherry relsed four poster bed. two D.Jek> new faabt>:ofu>t ...1Iar. &bmefi,~al'O'o' ~'--t"'~ NUMBERS AT 710A M FRIDAY HO DOVI LLE DON JENSEN IlESlJME ONlY rLEASETO ~ NoIIhConlal HooIlh c.ne 'vlilrua II Wllk Cynthia Campbell LOOK FOR TliE RAINBOW'!! 248-548.4475 17141Ryon Rd ~ Ml.48m J 11 FIR I 2849 313-882.78 313-8856222 \.\\"1 "'" rr'lln h(lW(W.tlllt-~al("<> (om Thursday, May 31, 20011"- Classified. (313)882-8900 exl3 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection; ~. ~. 60S AUTOMOTIVE 606 AUTOMOTIVE 409 GARAGE!YARD! 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 412 MIHlllANIOUS 602 AUTOMOTIVE , 6S I BOATS AND MOTORS 41 S WANTED TO BUY fOREIGN SPORT UTILITY BASEMENT SALE BASEMENT SALE ARTIClES fORD 41' sallmg yacht avada- ~ GROSSE POinte MOVINGI garage sale BIG screen TV Take on OLD shot gun wanted, 1998 Explorer XlT, 1999 Mercedes ClK 1999 Oldsmobile Brava- ble 10 the North Chan- 1 Woods, 1547 Blair- Rare antiques, collect.. small monthly pay- any kind, $100 limit Moonroof, CD, teath- 320, 2 door coupe, da Loaded power nel or Northern lake moor Saturday, 9am- bles 4- piece 1960's ments Good credit re- (248)581-0183 er, fully loaded 33,000 miles Black! heated seats, full ster- Michigan Fore cabin! 3pm Household bedroom set, oak chest, qlu615re7d 1-800-718- PAYING CASHI Groose POinte Moms black Excellent condl- eo, moonroof, 32,000 Items, unfinished oak antique Iron bed, refng- car. $17,750 tion $39,5001 negotla- miles, leather, mocha head, aft cabin! head table, lax machine, erator, portable bar, h r1 For antique., (313)790-0786 ble 610-783-6245, $17,500 (313)822- Comfortable & fast lctures, frames, tools, books, comiCS, LIKE new, white WI- diamonds jewelry d 31"886-8631 0191 Sleeps 6 adults pool gas stove Cedar t h ' Id II' 1997 Ford Taurus LX ays ~ Fcamps, vaIvet ch81rs, gIassware, sma II appI.. wood lawn sWing $50 we c e8, go " ver, www,lakecharleyolx metal double bed ances, toys, games, (313)884-5124 The Gold Shoppe 'Black, 4- door, excel- _e_v_en_l_ng_s _ 610 AUTOMOTIVE charters.net $28501 GROSSE POinte clothing, miscellaneous 22121 Grillot lent condition, non- 1992 Saab 9000 CD SPORTS CARS weekly or call 231- Woods, 1690 Broad- Fnday & Saturday 9- 5 MOTORIZED hospital Ellstpointe MI smoker, 44,000 miles, Turbo, lully loaded, 1999 Corvette converti- 562-9933 stone, Saturday onlyl ASluenxdaanYder2-0r6St21C6lall5rbed, green leather Buying sInce 1979 $6800 (313)884-7098 90K miles, excellent ble, 19000 miles, 6 . 9 5 Big moving sale powered recliner 11ft 810-774-0966 ------condition $5,300 ERICSON 27, beautiful - Shores (3 blocks south chair Like new, 1994 Ford Taurus, 4 Dealer (313)882- speed, pewterl black, sloop wllh all teak 10- GROSSE POinte of 11 mile, 1/2 block (313)882-3633 SHOTGUNS, nfles old door sedan 30 Well 8026' sport seats $39,500 tenor, atomIC 4, all Woods, 1861 Sevem east 01Harper) handguns, Parker, equipped (313)885- 313-938-1 BOO equipment, must sell Thursday, Fnday, Sat- SAINT Clair Shores, W~~~~H4T ;~~~ ~ar~~ Brownmg, Winches- 6138 -19-8-6-T-oy-o-t-a-L-a-n-dc-r-u-ls-2000 Ford SVT Cobra R $7,900 (313)884- urday', 9am- 5pm 3 22334 Maxine Street, $150 1920's steamer ler, Colt, Luger, oth- 1996 Muslang GT- er- great shape, Mustang #76 of 300 9649 Famll~es Toys, tools, Friday, Salurday, trunk, $35 Dorm re- ers Collector white, auto malic, Texas car $10,5001 WorldWide Super col- FORMER Catalina30 collec Ibles Sunuay, 9- 5 Toys, fngeralor, $25 (248)478-3437 52,000 miles, warran. be:.l (313)886-0531 lectable, rarest Mus- owner deSires charter, -'. GROSSE Pomle clothes, household (313)884-4024 Iy $13,500 (810)778------tang ever bUilt Value 20- 30 sail one day Woods, 1897 Stan- _It_e_m_s______lit 3437 2001 Volkswagen new expected to exceed per week (313)884- hope Saturday, 8am. SATURDAY, 8am Fur- Beetle, 2 door, power Boss 429 and Shelby 5948 4pm Sunday rain nlture, tools, antiques, 1983 Mustang convertl- Windows! locks, auto- GT 500 KR together 1995 Maxum 2300 SC, day Furniture, Vm- lawn fUlrilture 420 ABBEY PIANO CO. ANIMAtS ble, 80K onglnal matlc, sunroof, 8,200 All taxes paid Perfect MercrUiser Inboard! t8ge lamps, books, el- Hillcrest, Grosse ROYALOAK 248-54t-6116 miles $1,500 Runs miles 5 year 60,000 (810)206-1100 bums, garden tools, POinte Farms good 313-821-5643 miles transferrable Outboard, 57 liter, toys, crothes, much ------USED PIANOS $"30001 235 horsepower, cud •• ~ more ST, Clair Shores, 19810 1991 Probe, black, cluto- warranty r , 612 AUTOMOTIVE dy cabin, galley, head, .J Shady Lane Satur- Used Consoles $595 up matlc, extra clean, best (810)771-8837 VANS $15,000 (313)882- GROSSE POinte day, Sunday, 9am- Baby Grands $1495 up ADOPT a rellred racmg 72K miles, retiree ------1989 Chevy Astroslar, 6332 Woods, 2001 Nor- 5pm Pmg pong table, Slelnway Grand, $9,500 greyhound Make a $3,500 313.331-3113 1997 Volkswagen Jetta, only 83,000 miles wood, Saturday, 8am- treadmill, furniture, PIANOS WANTED fast fnendl 1-800-398- 5 speed, air, clean SEA Ray 98, 330 Sun- very clean, new 4pm Mostly baby miscellaneous TOP CASH PAID 4dog Michigan Grey- $9900 313-647-9527 dancer, new In 99 5 Items brakes $36001 best year warranty Load- •. ST. Clair Shores, 22225 BABY grand pianos hound Connection offer (810)783-7941 GROSSE POinte Statlaer June 9, June from $1,895 Many to 1998 BUICk Park Ave- ed, excellent condl'''' Woods, 3- family saleI 10, 9am- 4pm BlCy. choose I Other pianos GROSSE Pomte Animal nue, 40K, loaded, sp18xy'gTS tlon, $125,0001 best 1781 Brys Dnve, Fri- cle, household Items from $450 MIChigan Adoption Soclety- sunroof, heated seats. Swanlm~Auto 1994 Ford Econollne (810)263-3854 day and Saturday, 9- DONATE your boat! 2, fumlture, toys, ST. Clair Shores, 22525 Plano Company, pets for adoption CD, clean & sharp 6100 East Warren converted van Used l clothes, bikes, house- Mylls, Jefferson! 11 (248)548-2200 (313)884-1551 $16,900 (313)884- Comet of DevOr1llhJ:re) as mobile office for clean Lake St Clalr 1/2, Fnday, Saturday, mlplano com 8235 corporate CEO hold Items and much www We are here founda-;;- 1 GROSSE POinte Animal sales &: Service 191,000 miles but ex- lion (810)778-2143:"" morel 9am- pm, name BALDWIN acrosonlc CliniC female Golden 1997 BUick LeSabre' Monday- Friday I d brands, tons of toys console plano used very low mileage, 8:30:- 5:30 cellent y malntame, 100% tax deduchblel GROSSE Pomte like new, Fisher Pnce, three times a steal at miX, female Husky loaded, "double mmt no rust Call Joan With non profit Woods, 752 Anita (1 Little Tlkes, boy's de. $2,000 (810)987- miX, female black rab- condition" Beautiful inquiries at (313)884- block North of Veml- 313.882-7760 DONATE your cars, signer clothes new- 3413 bit, male Beagle car $14,950 Paul, 1550 er), Saturday only, bom- 3T, Krups ex- (313}822-57p7 29217 ------_ boats, A V, trucks,_ 9a m - 2p m Small presso maker, micro- HOWARDI Baldwm ba- (313}88 - or VOLVO sale at Swan 1994 Ford Aerostar Lim- property to Mlssmg ... appliances, house- wave by grand 5 foot Very MICHIGAN Anti-Cruelty (810)264-9411 Import, your Volvo Ited, extended, load- Children ProJecl- for a hold, chlldrens Items ST. Clair Shores, 23037 good condition. 60 SOCiety, a non-profit 1992 BUick Regal, specialist 1998 V70, ed, auto, needs noth- tax donatIOn HARPER Woods, 19960 Edgewood by Marter years old. $3,200 organlzallon sefVing white, no rust. well like new, $19,800 lng, 85,000 miles (313)884-9324 Woodmont, (Harperl Rd June 2nd, (313)885-1502 animals since 1935, maintained, loaded 1990 760 turbo wag- $4950 (810)773-2958 653 BOATS PARTS AND Beaconsfield), Fnday, 9am- 4pm Multi faml- 8 30am. Multlfamllyl W~E~a~~~I~n~' B:~d ~~~Ityanl::~tl;~~~:: _$_3_8_00_(3_1_3_)6_2_1_-6_0_2_1~~g:.5~7a6~0 1~:i-1-99-3-F-d-C-1-b-W-- MAINTENANCE Iysale ST. Clair Shores, Base- Ukes Local collector humane educalton 1990 BUick LeSabre, su- 240 wagon, $4600 or u agon- BOAT cleaning- 100 ment sale Ram or hi 313 clean $3800 Chateau, 73K Clpan, HARPER Woods, 20041 shlnel Thursday. Fn. ~~~~:~ cas - and adoptions Satel. per 1990 240 wagon, new Ilres, brakes busy? 810-321-0123 - Washtenaw, Satur- day, Saturday, 9- 5 Ite adoption Satur- Swan Import, $5500.1988240 wag- $7,200 (313)884- $195 foot, $20 lsl;:> day, 10- 4 Gigantic & Lionel trains & mlscel- day, June 2 Petco, 9 (313)882-9273 on, stick, $2800 1967 6870 time cleaning fee wonderful saleT laneous, 27914 Mllel Gratiot 11am- 1984 BUick LaSabre sta- 240 sedan, $1900 SHORELINE M HARPER Woods, 20895 Ruehle, 11 mile & Lit- CONFERENCE table 3pm (313)891-7188 lion wagon 4 cylinder, ThiS Saturday & Sun- -199-1-G-M-C--w-ork--va-n-, Service Tune up:n~~ Van Antwerp, Fnday, tie Mack 120.x 48. wrth 8 SWIV- $2501 down, $2501 day only Pnces are $1900 (313)822-5635 changes, bottom 9am -7pm. Young WARREN, moving Bar- el chairs 48" round month Total pnce. negollable All cars painting, weekIY~~ teen, name brand ley used bedroom & table With 4 SWivel $1,000 (313)882- are warranted & In- -1-99-6-G-ra-n-d-V-o-ya-g-e-r, cleaning rates.; .. clothes (girls and liVing room set, mlB- chairs Assorted BENGAL, real Ragdoll, 8268 specled 16100 East loaded, moon roof, In- (810)777-8770 Great: boys), books, etc. A cellanecus Items ~;~~ w~~bf:salrsG~~d LaPerm & PIXie Bob 1987 Cadillac Allante- Warren (comer of flOity sound, new tires, rates • selection like- new, 810-757-4197 condition (313}886- kittens, shots, vet both tops, 28,000 Devonshire), 9a m. 89K, $8500 (313)884- MARINE WOODWORK women's size 18 checked $350- $500 miles, Silver, perfect 4p m (313)882-9273 7238 clothes and shoes (8} 410'HOUSEHOlD SALES 9137 248-546-2068 Fem- Custom deSigned & bUilt dale condition $14,000 ------Cabinetry Repairs, dry- HOUSEHOLD sale, (810)397-9276, 1989 Grand Caravan rot 23 Years Expen- AREA rug, 8x 10, Scott DESKS, conference la- 19968 Kenosha, BOSTON Terner, pup- (810)727-6951 SE, V6, air, 7 passen- ence Have Portfolio Harper Woods, Schruptnne, black, ble, credenzas, office py, male, AKC, al\ 1999 Malibu- Excellent 1998 Chevy Blazer LT ger, 163,000 miles, & References Thursday, Fnday, Sat- maroon and taupe chairs, file cabmets Excellent condition, Must sell thiS week' shots housebroken lealher, CD, new tires, good condition (248)435-6048 urday. 9- 5 All accessones $500 condition 39k miles brakes, exhaust, $1,3951 best offer $400 or best (248)354-2410 {810)775-1926 Musl sell $9,000 sharpl $12,995 (313}823-5529 J HUGE block sale 1300 (313)882-2860 6S4 BOAT Nottingham (between 313-417-2871 {313)885-9139 Charlvevolx and Ver- 412 MIS

~ Thursday, May 31, 2001 Cla,Uled, ~ Grosse Pointe News' The Connection (313)882-6900 ext. 3 t DIHlCIIHY If 5lHVICl5 •'1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7['M&*~~~ ;~ . 943 LANDSCAPERS/ I 90~ ASPHALT PAVING 907 BASEMENY 920 CHIMNEY RIPAIR 930 ElECTRICAL SIRvim I 911 BRICK/BlOCK WORK 912 BUllDING/REMOOHING 914 CARPENTRY GARDENfRS r RIPAIR - VIAlERPROOfING I I A.1 Ron's Tree ServICe, DMS Home Improve- J&J FIRST : CAS Asphalt seal coat- THOMAS KLEINER MAYNARD Grosse Pomte. 313- ment residential and : In~ repair. Resldenbal MASONRY BOMEWOaKS CHIMNEY ELECTRICAL 506-9312 Immediate BASEMENT commerCial construc- : or commercial Spe- WATERPROOFING 20 years expenence SYSTEMS, INC. CO. servICe tion Additions, dorm- 'CUSTOM CARPENTRY ! clallZlng In, seal coat- Masonry Rep8Jrs MICH. L1C.' 71-05125 John, Master Electrical -Digging Method ers, basemenV krtch- DECKS A.B.C. , lng, crack fill, patch Chimney & Porches Chimneys repaired. enl bathroom remod- 'DECK MAJNTENANCE 810-n6-1 007 STUMP REMOVAL : work, cement work, -All New Drain T~e Tuck POinting, STAINING rebulh, re-lined els. counter tops, door Emergency 8elVlce SHRUB REMOVAL parklng lot stnpmg -ught Weight 10Aslag (313)506-6116 'CUSTOM PAIN1lNG, Gas flues re-lined. and Window replace- Violations, Renovation REASONABLE : Call now for your free 'PLASTER DRYWALL Cleaning Glass Block stone barkflll ment, Vinyl sldmg, all REPAIR DoorbelV Rangel Dryer 34 Years Expenence ~ esbmate. Guaranteed SEMI retired bnck layer Certified, Insured -Spotless Cleanup 50 years In masonry finish work Licensed, 'INSURANCE WORK senior Citizen DIscount Call DommlC lowest pnce (810)795-1111 No servICe "aii charge B 11)-445-0225 (313)885-0t 61 .Walls StrllJghtened & trade Reasonable LI- Insured, references, (810)772.1817 excellent results Braced or Replaced censed, Insured 810- JEMMASONRY 772-3223 (810)214-8121 LlCDBBD INlI1IBB -Foundations oQumney Repal' c!l: R.. IOlTolton S & J ELECTRIC e&P~,"1.e 'Bnck c!l: Block .iuck PolOll_. -Rburrace Drlvewa)'!', Underpinned KITCHENS: profeSSIO- oOnndllli c!l: Co\« Mal,h Residential ParkIng Lots nal deslQn- many cab- -Fire Bo~Repaar CommercIal -Bnck & Concrete Work • Profeulooa! Mawnry'losured ~ -Seal Coolin. a Cud< FlII.r Inet chOICes 31 years 916 CARPIT IUSTAllATlON No Job 100 Small A.M. LaW~ Spnnklers- ~ Years Expenence :~ expenence Licensed ~ Joe Mull 313-885-2930 repairs, installations, , Insured THE GROSSE POinte V (313) 881-9205 -10 Year Transferable & Insured Mel Ellison, CARPET Vinyl and resldenllaV commer- ~ 810-773-8087 Restoration Compa- Cial*'Free estimates --- 810-776-9398 wood floonng Pad re- Guarantee ny All masonry 901 BASI MINT placement. carpet and 921 CEllItlGS TOMA on InstallatiOns. BOO- -Drainage Systems Chimney and porch MONARCH l \'1 AT1RPROOfING Vinyl repllJrs. ELECTRIC 576.6200 Installed speclallsls All work RENOVATIONS (810)307-3634 SPECTRA suspended BOB TOMA ARBOR 1STCLIMBERS • CHAS. F. JEFFREY Licensed & Insured guaranteed (313)331- SpecialIZing In custom f GARY'S Carpet Serv- and flush mounted Licensed Master 5 seasons Tree Basement A.1 QUIIl1y 7671 moldings, bookcases, t• Ice Installation, re- ceilings. ughtlng Electrical Contractor. 8elVlce & Landacap8 Waterproofing Workmenahlp cablnels Kitchen, • bathroom, basement stretching Repairs aVailable Free estl- 313-885-9595 Expert tnmmlng, .• - 40 Yrs Expenence Carpet & pad aV8Jla- mates George Sper- removal, stumping, , -outsIde -InsIde Method 810-296-3882 remodeling Reasonable Rates cabling, sculpting. •, -Walls Str8Jghtened St. Clair Shofea, MI Expert plaster repal/' ble.810-228-8934 IiIiIII Free Estimates topSOil, grading & Braced and painting 1 918 CEMENTWORK Commercllli Insured, 20th year , -Foundations 911 BRICK BlOCK ',':CRK Glen Draper Residential George Sperry • Underpinned LICensed Builder J. Palombrt Construc- •, A1 Bnck. 45 years expe- CEMENT work- dnve- tion. Masonry, ce- New, Repairs, 810-778-4331 -licensed & Insured (313}85G-8200 nenee. Chimneys, ways, porches, patiOS, Renovations, 313-882-1800 (313)885-9235 ment, tile Commer- BOBCAT work- rototll- porches, broken garage floors, brick Cial, resldentlal Af- Code VlolatlonB hng, stump removal. 'SlIrvice Uoarade EYERDRY steps, tuck POinting 914 CARPENTRY block work. TIle work fordable, quality work- grading, sod removal, Licensed. (810)294- Bonded, Insured. manship. For free es- BASEMENT 9~J fENCES hedge tnmmlng. Call .' WATERPROOFING 4216 CARPENTRY- Porches, (313)527-8935 ltmate call, (313}-645- Rodger, (313)884- -Free InspectIOns ALL masonry work- doors, decks FinISh & SMALL repaIrs Tuck- 6795 Griffin Fence Company 5887 -Free Estimates rough carpentry Re- pomtlng, porches, TUCkpolnt, chimney, ns DICKS/PATIOS .AU Types Of FenCing FOR aU your garden -ucensed -Bonded bncks, block, stones pairs & small JObs. chimney repairs. J. W. .Sales needs Clean up, Free estimates. 28 -Insured -Fmanclng. Lay patio alate Ce- years expenence Klemer Sr., (313)882- ALL types of decks & 'Installatlon, Repairs planting, weeqs. Jun- 070,000 Satisfied ment steps. Reinforce (313)885-4609 0717 patios. $5001 off with .Senlor DIScount gle Jeff, (8'0)445- ,. customers house foundations ,. .... -!II!I!Il~IIIIIIlI~ ad 313-622-3423 313-822-3000 6154 elJfetlme transferable References 810-n9- EXPERIENCED carpen- R R CODDENS 800-305-9859 GARDENER servmg the warranty. 7619 ter Since '67. A1tera- •• EXPERT decks, any 313-527.9090 tlonS. Windows, I nnull ~c 192. stylE! or sIZe lJcensed MODERN FENCE finest Lakeshore, Pro- ALL PRO doors, dacks, porch. & insured. Eric, 810- White Cedar SpecIalists vencal. Windmill r JAMES KLEINER -Driveways n"'-9398 Serving the Grosse POinte homes since Brick repair or replaced, eS,garage straIghten- -Patios .,.. Basement waterproof. POlntes since 1955 1979 Spnng clean- Porches, chImneys. 109, seamless gutters, -WalkS lng, muonry, 929 DRYWAll/PLASTERING Automatic Gate Opener up, weeding, edging, tuck POinting vmyl sldlng Referen- oExposed Aggregate cultivating, planting, cone rate. 25 years UcenMd lInd Insured. ces. (810)n9-7619 & B1ueetone AFFORDABLE plaster- 29180 Gratiot, RoseVille pruning, tnmmlng, In the Pointe •. (810)776-5167 Ing. 25 years expen- 810-776-5456 light pamting and 313-885-2097 FINISH carpentry 31 'Drives & Walks ANDY'S Masonry & oClumney & Porch years expenence LI- ence, guaranteed mOVIng, wmdpws. MARK W. ANDERSON That sort of t(llng Chimney repaIr Bnck, RestonbOll censed & Insured work, free estimates, Ron, 810-420-8770 Basement 313-886-5565 tuck poinbng, con- -Concrete RepaIr Lou Blackwell 810- "Innovative HlIrdwood' _ Waterproofmg 810-n6-9398 crete. LIcensed. Insur- 776-8687. Hardwood Floors-19851 MI LICt 2103130562 oMonar Color Malclung Insured GREENSCAPE ed 313-881-3459 012 year Guarantee ANDY SquIres. Plaster- Sanding-RefiniShing- -Clean-up oHDIlSe, Garoc' & Porch oHonest Answers BELGIAN granrte block Ral$llll & Levell ... CUT 0 M Ing & Drywall Stucco Repalrs.New Installation -Lawn Maintenance -Free Wntten Estimates pavers, 8'x 1O"x 6', John Price C"R~lN1RY repair Spray textured Licensed & Insured -Garden DSSlgn . (313)881-8035 $3 each Old re- WINTER ceilings. (810)755- TIm Tarpey -Shrub & Tree Pruning • clamled street bocks, 313-882-0746 ipe"qllzmg fa. CONSTRUCTION 2054 810-772-6489 (313)881-3349 R.L. 4"x 8'x 3", $ 75 each 35Yean~ KITCHENS - BATHS -Driveways PLASTER & drywall re- FLOOR sanding & refln------(3t3)701-4016 -- fiNISHED BASEMENTS P8Jf and painting Ishlng. Installation. HEDGE! shrub tnmntlng, STREMERSCH ... m! -Patios BASEMENT BRICK repalr- porches, FINISHED CARPENTRY -walKs Grosse POinte refer- Water & 011base fin- gardening, spnng steps, tuckpomting, ences. Call Charles Ish Free estimate. clean-ups, grass cut. WATERPROOFING 917 RUILDlIlG, R!MODHING Jeff CapIZZI glass block Windows -Additions 'Chlp. Gibson (810)m-1982, tlng. Lowest pnces In WALLS, REPAIRED 8106770377 KeVIn, (810)n9-6226 A reasonable pnced Ix 810.677 0094 -Garages 313-884-5764 (313)220-5949 town Don, 810-350- STRAIGHTENED -uc.cnscdllru,urcd" GREAT LAKES bathroom, krtchen, PLASTER repairs, ------3675 REPLACED Frce Estimates ALLWORK RESTORATION INC. bath, basement AI- pllJntlng Cheapl No FLOOR sanding and fln------Chimneys, porches, most any lob small or 810-790-1923 Job too small I Call Ishlng. Free estl- 0 GUARANTEED stone work, brick btg LICensed. Mike, anytime. Insured mates Terry Yerke, UCENSED replacement, tuck POint- native Grosse POinter, (810)n4-2827 (810)772-3118 ing, matching mortar (313)886-5678 ------313-884-7139 919 CHIMNEY (LEMIING JASON Pallas Land- SERVING COMMUNITY 31 V£ARs color and texture. D & R Maintenance SEAVER'S Home MaIO- G It G Fl.OOR CO scapmg. Serving the Insuredl References Spaclallzmg In ma- I~~- ~ tenance Plaster, dry- Pomtes for 20 years. SOme Cl.... ftc8tlon. Wood floors only 313-417-1942 soory work, chimney wall, textures, paint- Offenng full lawn ere required by law to CJ c:::J 313-885-0257 ------repair, tuck pointing, SAFE FLUE Ing 19 years 10 maintenance servllles. be llcenaed. ~~ Aoors of distinction Check with proper J.W. KLEJNER SR. gutter mllJntenance, CHIMNEY SERVICE Grosse POinte 313- 313.885-0715 MASON -~I since 1964 State Agency CONTRACTOR rool mamtenance, • ChlmneyClean~ng 882-0000 • Caps and Bob Grabowski to verify license. SERVING THE paintmg exteriorl inte- 1--- IIOTl8l_I DOOllS SCreens SMOOTH plaster and Founder f President K&K LAWN" SHRUB nor Rap Joe Law- AtIJUS1B 1UHIIBI POINTES FOR rence (810)536-Q696 -- Inslalled drywall repairs wrthout Licensed, Insured, SERVICES, INC. 40 YEARS • MOttar and sanding Other main- member of The Landscape Destgn & Bnck, block and stone FREE on srte estimates Damper tenance services Better Busmess Bureau Placement, Repair ...... ,....~1'2' work and all types of lJcensed bUilder. available. LICensed Free .stlmal.s Sod Installation, Bnck "Excellence in o AnImal Removal repairs. Commercial & custom Certified Ma5ler Sweep and Insured We supply, mstall, sand, Pavers, Shrub & Tree Waterproofing" Aagstone Patios & residential Expen- (313}824-0B69 stain and finish wood Trimmtng! Removal, TOM TREFlER 20 ,ar G...... - Walks, Porches, enced Grosse POinter. floors, new & old Clean-ups, Fertilization, Chimneys, Tuck.pomt- Insured! references --bO-n-'t-F-o-rge-t-.-- (313)882.5169 SpecialiZing In Gutter Cleaning, Garden Q30 HEtect IaDdocapo GARAGES RAISED ok RENEWED 'A11 Inn IhNb5 bmbn ru wW be proIKUd ~~a- .. NEW GARAGES BUILT 800-606-1515 MaE'S LAWN -EJIt(aVllle(band dll> am of belfmmt wall to be •• ltiploofed '1buI_.y all doy __ It BIJIODILIMG Expoted A~le 'Bndr. P.ven 938 fURNIlURE CARE .R... .,.. .WlI"1 dIaID Ilk -1'OJll'a _ DeW _tilt L.cenoed GLASS BLOCKS tnoUTH RHltllSMING IUPMOLIlIRING 'SCrop< ond wi,. _ wall ...... aD cIlIt lluoIrIDIa 1_ ~ 1UDlftICANC8 I'D oollPL&'R _"TIOIft Hedge tnmmlng. bond 810-774-3020 FURNITURE refinished, 10% senior discount -R

943 LANDSCAPERS/ 943 LANDSCAPERS/ 957 PLUMIING , 94S HANDYMAN 946 HAULING' MOVING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 960 ROOfiNG SERVICE GARDENERS GARDENERS IN~TALLATION TLC to your garden ALWAYSTHERE Han- MOVING.HAULING BRIAN'S PAINTING DIRECT beds Weedmg, cultl. SPRINKLER dyman. Prolesslonal Appliance removal, Ga- Professional painting, PROFESSIONAL PAINt1NG PLUMBING vatmg, planting Sea- and reliable handy- rage, yard, basement, Intenor and extenor FnendJy, professlon>l 'R.R. CODDENS SYSTEMS scrvu;:e for 19 ycars & son I maintenance man available Expen- cleanouts Construction SpeCialIZing In all types SpeClallzmg m >ll lYpes of Uullence 111 Roolinr INSTALLED enced In all aspects 01 DRAIN available 313-881. debns Free estimates 01 painting Caulkmg, painting. staLnlng FamJiy .. n« 1924 repair and mamte- 521.0726 3934 BRIAN MR. B'S 313-882.3096 Window glazing and Window ~"lng. c....LlJung. CtaW piUm peeling Paint *Free Estimates 313-885-3410 nance Painting, tile, 810-759-0457 RauicnuaJlConsmeraa1 TWd expenenced re- light construction, plaster repair All work wood or alummum 5Ldln~ *Full Product Warranty guaranteed All Yoal< mlI Refinishing GUTTERS & DOWNSPOUTS DERL DIRECTLY WITH THE OWNER Y -Ucensed Co Insured toda (810) 949-7200 'Commercall &0 Residential --~

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\N'E BACK E:VliAY Ufl!IlT WI[ INSTALL W',TH OU" 2' YEAR PARTS & LABOR WAlfIt""NT'V -. - Page 2 YourHome Thursday, May 31,2001 Christ Church to hold Antiques Show June 1 The 17th Annual Christ Church Montreal, and her MA from the Grosse Pointe Antiques Show will Bard Graduate Center for Studies be held Saturday, June 2, from 10 in the Decorative Arts, New York. a.m. to 6 p.m. and Pitman is a member of the Sunday, June 3, from 325 KERCHEVAL New York noon to 5 p.m. at Silver Society GROSSE POINTE FARMS the new wing of and the Christ Church, Cape Cod like new. Extensively renovated to Silver Society 61 . Grosse of Canada. She served basement walls. Fabulous master suite on first floor, Pointe as co-editor of the Silver large kitchen with fIreplace,eating space, large island, Boulevard in Grosse Society of Canada Journal. and French doors leading to superblyprivate backyard Pointe Farms. A Preview Party and Bacon is owner of Art Underfoot Sale will be held Friday, June 1, at 15222 E. Jefferson in Grosse - perfect for entertaining. First floor laundry, great from 7 to 10 p.m. For reservations, Pointe Park and specializes in room with vaulted ceiling and another fireplace!! call (313) 885-4841, extension 117. Persian rugs. Her lifelong appreci- Dining room. Three bedrooms upstairs. Finished A lecture on "The Silver Barons: ation of rugs led her to apprentice recreation room. Two car attached garage. The Collections of J.P. Morgan and in England under a famous William Randolph Hearst" will be Persian rug merchant, learning held on Saturday at 11 a.m. for a much' about rugs, including other 157 MOROSS $15 admission which includes the Middle Eastern textile arts as well GROSSE POINTE FARMS antiques show where 42 dealers as caring for and repairing fine will be displayed. The lecture will pieces. Private setting on large Lot. Stately styled stone. Two be presented by Jennifer Pitman of Hank Zuchowski, owner of Shaw blocks from Lakeshore. Four family bedrooms with Christie's New York. Books at 14932 Kercheval in service stairs leading to a two room suite with full An expansive Garden 'Thnt will Grosse Pointe Park, has conducted be presented during show hours numerous book appraisals over the bath (formerly service quarters). Central air. Spacious and the delectable Angel Cafe will years involving private libraries, contemporary kitchen with granite counter top. Third be oPen from noon to 4 p.m. daily. book collections and individual vol- floor studio. Huge living room and formal dining Expert appraisals will be held at umes. He is a member of Northern room. Vaulted ceiling family room with four the Angel Appraisal Clinic on Ohio Bibliophilic Society; Michigan Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 3 Antiquarian Book Dealers skylights and radiant heat under floors. p.m. Appraisals will be given by Association; and Midwest Book Jennifer Pitman, antique silver; Hunters Association, serving as 880 N. OXFORD Amy Bacon, Oriental and Persian president for the past two years. rugs; and Hank Zuchowski, books, Christ Church Antiques Show is GROSSE POINTE WOODS autographs, photography and doc- sponsored by Christie's and is man- Attractive center entrance Colonial with many uments. aged by Wendy Jennings. Jennifer Pitman is a specialist desirable details in a popular location. Well and assistant vice president in the General show admission is $7. maintained, ready to move in. Three bedrooms, two silver department at Christie's For more information, call Christ and one half baths, new Pella windows in 2001, new New York. She received a BA in Church at (313) 885-4841 exten- carpeting, freshly decorated. Newer roof. history from McGill University, sion 117. . 615 PEMBERTON GROSSE POINTE PARK -Spring plant exchange- Center entrance Colonial. New kitchen. Gorgeous Macomb MSU Extension Master gardeners will be on great room with cathedral ceiling. Hardwood floors. Master Gardeners will hand to answer questions at host an annual Spring an information booth/plant Master suite with fIreplace and walk-in closet. Closets Plant Exchange on clinic. Demonstrations galore - three walk-ins! Near Lake St. Clair. Four Saturday, June 2, from 9 will be presented by a.m. to noon at the bedrooms, two and one half baths. Two car attached master gardener VerKuilen Building, volunteers. If inter- garage. Open basement. Gas forced air/central air. 21885 Dunham Rd. ested in having soil Short distance to Lakefront park. in Clinton Township. sent to MSU for nutrient analysis, a Those attending are DELINE ODEID (313) 343-0100 $10 fee will be Associate Broker asked to bring healthy charged. garden plants, preferably labeled No registration is necessary. For Grosse Pointe with name and growing infonna- ~ Prndential more infonnation, call the Macomb '4I'i1 Real Estate Co. tion, to share and exchange with MSU Extension Master Gardener other gardeners. Hotline at (810) 469-5063. Visit Relile's websile . grossepointeproperties.com

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$139,OOOnvo FAMR.V &6lNCOMEPROPERTY $89,000 "I'HR5E BEDROOM BRICK RANCH BUNGALOW ON CUL DE SAC Two $275,000 $239,000 1liREE BEDROOM COLONIAL Very clean I $475,000 rnP.EE BIiDRooMS Oas forced w, and cenIraI ai, coodlUOllmg Updaled klttherl near 51 Jobn Hospotal ~Iy decorated I""ludmg new bedrooms Wllh full bod1 up two becIrooms WIth full baIh Refin!Shed hardwood floon to pert'ocnon on first and se<:ond tJm:e full both condo w1Ih VICW of manna and open "acmcnl Icleal for ~rnI'on use LIVIng room Ouest room WIth catlledral cOIling OulStaIld",g 51'''' of 311 MUll0038S0 anached gn:cnhouse. lIoflus baIh '" ba.",menc MUIlOO3S03 tull WI,h fireplace, fam.ly room. large dmmg room. nICe kl1chen. kItChen ample 5Iorage space Croan coomer 'Of!' WIth large Hardwood fIoon MUlIOO4288 Basemtnllaund!y room U1Cludeswasher and dryer NICe eatmg area. Spac10US II" mg room and dll'lH\g': room fiN yllld two and one half car garage Immo'hlle occupancy 1100 40 • boat ~h Wllh amemllCS MUtll0040~7

$132,000 THREE BEDROOM ONE AND ONE $155,000 OlITSTANDING VALUE' $99,soo CU'ffi BUNGALOW Th .... bedrooms one $210,000 AT11tAcnve CAPE COD STYLE. Two HALF BAlli COLONIAL WI.h fa""ly room Updatcment wllh =allon and laundry rooms nace and central air 199Q Tl"JT off roof 1996 MUtllOO4046 P~~"'lon at lln''!"!! MI.II(l(l.l:;N For More Information, Please Contact •.• DELINE ODEID (313) 343-0100 ~ Prud;iiiLi'i Grosse Pointe area with knowledge and experience. • Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. Visit Reline's website- www.beline.com [email protected]

- - Page 4 YourHome Thursday, May 31, 2001 - Would You Like To Know The Value OJ Your Home? Call Today1'or A Free Market Analysis! 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI 886-9030

314 University. GI"QSRPoi.te City 130 Lothrop, Grosse Pointe «'arms 1024 Hanard. Grosse Pointe Park Classic: Plantation Revival. 7,600 square feet. Seeking your SpraWling five bedroom. three and one half bath Cape renovation touches. $745,000 Four bedroom, three and one hair baths, three car garage, Cod, huge lot, new kitchen, family room. Gigantic finished family room. gorgeous library. Multiple Ilrep1aces, service basement. stairs. $625,000

991 YlSber. Grosse Pointe City 723 University, Grosse Pointe City Four bedroom; one and one half bath Cape Cod. New 1111 N. Brys, Grosse Pointe Woods kitchen. hardwood rormal dining room, finished Three bedrooms, one and oAe half baths. Den. attached noon, garage, located in the heart of Grosse Pointe. Beautirul three bedroom ranch in a great neighborhood, basement with wet bar. wood noors throoghout. A must see!!! Thursday, May 31, 2001 YourHQme Page 5

35666 Merson 830 Whittier, Grosse Pointe Park 21 FISher, Grosse Pointe City Remarkable new c:onstructIon CODtem~ bouse 011 FIve bedrooms, three and one baIf bath EqIisb with new Lake SL Clair. 42 foot b.lgb e:athednt1 ceIUDg, ramOy room Open Door plan, custom kitchen, master suite with sitting kitchen. Meticulously reaovated, great features, a special room and fireplace. Four bedrooms, three and one half witb two Dlltural fireplaces. 5,780 square feet. 200 lit 82J bouse. lot. $1,975,000. baths.

99 Stephens, GI"OSIIePointe Farms 90 Deeplaods, Grosse Pointe Shores Five bedroom, three and one baIf batilS. Double lot, fuIJ 1347 Audubon, Grosse Pointe Park Four bedroom, two and one half baths, family room, Four bedroom, two and one half bath custom built basement, second floor laundry room, Ubrary, family room Ubrary, buge lot on quiet court, two natural ftreplaces. - Great location. Colonial, paned ceiling living room, gorgeous foyer, den, attached garage.

898 Lakepointe, Grosse Pointe Park Marble entrance foyer, lots of closets 622 Notre Dame, Grosse Pointe City throughout bome, some hardwood noors, Completely renovated Colonial conveniently close to elementary scbool. located near the Village.

243 Beaupre, Grosse Pointe Farm!! 91 Muir Rd., Grosse Pointe Farms Vacant Land 1367-69 Waybum. Grosse Pointe Park Sharp two bedroom raDCh iD aceUellt Two family home, walking distance to the Listed at $195,000. Land contrac:t terms Live in one unit and let out the other, pay Farms location. Featuring dell, Florida "Hill". Newer siding, newer windows, new available. wwwJewgp.com toward!! your IIlOI1gqe. Separate base- room, big basemeaL kItcben and bathrooms, two car prage, Iep- ments, furnaces, electrical, stove and utiUties. $219,900. refrla- arate erator In eKb unit to stay. Page 6 VourHome Thursday, May 31,2001

,.. ,.;>0. .,.,. .... 1' W~"(~~ ~ ..,:; ~ ,!J 2!!tjq'!:es and c;lJ.~K. Antiques and collectibles are Can you tell me when t~~ type of sometimes used today in ways that bat was made ~d what It s worth? are unrelated to their original use. A. Your bat IS called a "mush- In the 1950s when "Early room bat." The bats were used by American" style' professional and first . became 7 ~ 1-( a mat e u r fa s h ion a b Ie, TIp: Electric. ballplayers from many decora- ..2'1 " :t about 1900 to tors made lamps ~feepots an...."~R 1920. A.J. Reach, from butter fumiture itetWI Iftf~.,'I a sporting-goods churns, maga- with chrome, a " r co~pany. in zine racks from PhIladelphIa, c ran b err y metal. The platina, ~" said in its sales

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fee tables from W~, mushroom bats Go ahead, indulge in a daydream! How do you envision your conserva- cobblers' bench- sives should .... ~~ gave a hitter "a tory? A sun filled space to enjoy special moments with your family, a gra- es. No one in cleanins. Cl_~ more even distri- thought it odd ('I bution of weight" cious room for quiet candlelight dinners with special friends, a private Wl.th a mild. __ p that the living -- . than earlier mod- sanctuary where you can rejuvenate your spirit in total peace and solitude? room was filled gent and a soft _ els. Different with tools. all __ I d manufacturers Canterbury Conservatories, LTD offers the tradition and romance of When the "coun- use an -nt~... made slightly dif- Victorian England with distinctive and enduring living spaces that will try look" came iJnprove ..tJi.. " ferent knobs. enhance your lifestyle. Creative, thoughtful design goes into each indi- into fashion in \" ' ,{ ~& '" Mushroom bats vidually designed Authentic English Conservatory. Exceptional quality in the 1980s, no are common. If materials and construction is evident to the very last detail. one was surprised to find chicken yours is in good condition, it could coops, pickle crocks and pitchforks sell for more than $100. in a living room. In the 1990s, the • informal look often included old Q. My. grandparents left my advertising signs and boxes and mother two shoeboxes full of small bins from country stores. Even paper cards that must be about 100 benches from shoe stores or base- years old. There are postcards, ball stadiums were incorporated greeting cards, religious cards and into the home. cards that advertise a product. Look imaginatively at old fur- Some of the PQstcards double as nishings and try to find a new use greeting cards. For instance, for an old product. Do not refinish there's a postcard that reads or remodel antiques. You could "Happy Birthday" on the front. Do destroy the resale value. Try to . people collect old cards like these? learn the history of your col- A. All of your grandparents' lectibles. paper ephemera are collectible, but • some cards are more valuable than Q. I bought an oblong, ceramic others. Sort the cards. Collectors dish with a cover about 30 years are especially fond of old advertis- ago. The cover has a round central ing cards that picture unusual or handle. Inside the 8.5-inch-Iong still-famous products, elaborate old No where dse can you enjoy such a direct and unashamedly open view dish are two raised ridges. The greeting cards, and postcards that of the outside world than from the inside of your conservatory. Sit back, mark on the bottom is a small picture famous locations or events. admire the beauty of the landscape, delight in the flood of natural day- round globe with the word Once you,have sorted the cards and light, revel in the beauty of a soft winter snowfall while snug and warm in "Minton" in the center. What was arranged them by holiday or prod- your conservatory. This is your private window on the world. There is a this dish used for,and how old is it? uct, you £an consult a price book A. Your dish is a Victorian tooth- for values or talk to a local dealer. full range of glazing options to enhance your comfort, security, and pleas- brush holder. It was a standard Some of the best cards in your col- ure of conservatory living. We'U make sure that the light shines favorably part of ceramic toilet sets of the lection could sell for $20 or more. on you. 19th century. The ridges held a toothbrush or two above the bot- - Ralph and Terry Kovel tom of the dish. Some collectors Cowles Syndicate mistakenly call the pieces soap dishes, which are smaller. The Minton mark on the bottom dates your dish to about 1863-1872. It was made by the famous Minton pottery, which has worked in Airport Technical Center 136 W"est64th Street Holland, MI 49423 S~ffordshire, England, since 1793. Mmton became part of the Royal WCIJMSf ----CALL NOW FOR A FREEESTIMATE! Doulton Tableware Group in 1968. 616-394-0303 • CALL 313-882-3500 Q. Myoid, wooden baseball bat Toreserve Display Advertising has an unusual, extra-long knob. space by 2 p.m, Friday Thursday, May 31,2001 YourHome Page 7 Laminate ceilings add look of wood to any room CANDLER Homeowners looking to add the warm, natural ents look of wood to any room in their house no longer have to look down at the 329 Rivard floor. They can now look A littJe l::u.t cf. N:w 'b:k in GI:csse R::linte. up - at the ceiling. The 'lre best in ~ is e.dda1t reason: The introduction t:tm::ujDJl: this s:plistieata:1 town - of laminate ceiling lnJse. ~ kJ.t.eh:!1 with gtarUte planks. cnJnt:ertq::e, c:teny cabirEts, GaEEenau Called WoodHaven, the ~. Itt.mate cbmr.g IOCm WJ.th planks are manufactured by Annstrong and feature antiqJe w::x:d p:irelJ.I:g. N:M tear roof easy do-it-yourself instal- l::eiIs irstalla:l S::lm:iIB th:il:rl flo:r a.ri.te lation and a tough, with gla:s stall~, tulble:3. rrarl:lle durable pre-finished lam- am glass co.n:er tcp. 0Jstan heati.n3 inate surface. an:i CXXllJn3 ar:d :new w:Uxb.oIs. Measuring 5 by 78 inch- $479,900 es and 3/8-inch thick, the ceiling planks are offered in four natural wood col- ors: Classic White, Beech, Warm Cherry and Natural Maple. According to Joann Davis Brayman, general manager of Residential Ceilings for Armstrong, lAminate celUDg plaDks can add the the new ceiling planks :ann look of wood to any zoom in the are the first to offer a ouae. woodgrain look that competes with using installation clips that are both the appearance and the feel of provided with the planks. 19296 El:i3eEield 1148 1akep::>int.e other wood options, but with the Harper Woods Gt:t:sse Ibint.e Parl<:. added henefits of a durable, lami- c:::la:Bt' c:1.cB3ic ~ eDa'D! Ch1anal Wl.th :I.a!ds ~ Arts ani C!afts N::rth Dljt: !Be In QDsse wood, while the laminate surface New =tan h.nlt Ch1anal WLth 0Jer 2,400 Ibu1:e RIms 9Bi:.1ful cnrl1t.lm, fi:ur bedrooms, adds durability and impact resis- square feet; R:ur bedrocms, t-..o and Cfle flIU£iEd l::ageIlmt: WJ.th bla:!c arrl ..mte U1e OW 1"B1£ l:fd1s, famly =, gazebo =t, Ja.tchen tance. filshlcrI!d fu1'lt p:m:h w:lth flao.er b:xes, updated I 1amJ.y = a:nDl1laUcn fer €BSY l1.Vllg The planks' humidity and sag latttEn, tnd< ~ pitlO, p;!l'E!Rllal g;m:len, tw:l Stumrg dlniJ"g aD l1.Vllg W1.th t1t.o car~. Nabmll fDepl.aoe Wlth removable !'eat- = resistance make them ideal for any sidrl fllfpJere system, o..ezm.2Ed h, 3 er:la:x:r lIJilErt, q:B:ims bedrooms have hnlt- A1aIm Santluy of ConlTa'1 room in the home, including and cne beclrocrn has a cathedz:al C!!l.1.m3 arrl fky car gm¥3e, spnrlder system an::l IeOldy to kitchens and baths. The new ceil- STEWART TITLE 1.Jgt: /ot:M! rigt: m I ~ 9..n::By, .:me 3. 2-4pn move m. ing is backed by a lifetime limited • "Enhancmg the Real Eslole $219,9QO $345,000 warranty, and cleans with a damp Closing Process" cloth. 20311 Mack Avenue Laminate ceiling planks install Grosse Pointe Woods CAROLYN CANDLER easily without the nails or finish- Associate Broker ing requirements of real wood. This (313) 884-7300 reduces installation time by one- ~ CATHERINE WILLIFORD (313)884-6400 BoLTON-JoHNSTON third. The interlocking tongue and Branch Manager _.._- groove planks simply attach to www.carolyncandler.com wood joists or wood furring strips - YourHome

BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL wirh three bedrooms, twO II barhs QUIET WOODS CUL-DE-SAC Charmmg three bedroom, FARMS FARMHOUSE near Kercheval with 1800 s uare feer and larger lor, rhree bedrooms. den, larger kitchen $219 000 Recent updates Include furnace. remodeled family room, hard- (Wobath home Wlth twO fireplaces, large Masrer Suire and Family Room New KJrchen. barn, roof. windows and landscapmg. #29 needs updates. #30 • wood floors and freshlypainted. Flrsr floor laundry. #31

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WT OVERLOOKING LAKE VACANT LAND - Incl udes a full steel seawall with 34 foot covered boat well and 10 ton hoist. Builder-owner will give a great "package" to include speciar con- struction 2ncing or sell lana outright. Ardmore Park, south of 11 Mile., is one of the most desirable waterfront locations. Direct access to private canal and gor- geous view of LAKE ST. CLAIR. Private waterfront park shared by residents. Page 10 YourHome Thursday. May 31, 2001

retreated every 12.to 18 months. If JANET RIDDER By sam Mazzotta you apply a stain, use a product FROM 1'0CAS11ES. ••• HOMES FOR EVElY BUDGET Q. My wood deck has taken on a CO'ITAGES designed specift.cally for decks; a dingy gray color, with some stains semitransparent, oil-based stain is from old leaves and ice patches best. And never, ever paint a deck • that built up during the winter. Do that was previously treated with I need to completely refinish the oil - unleB8 JPu spend lots of time deck? - Joe L., Boone, N.C. removing the residue and sanding A. Try pressure-washing the deck first. Often this treatment the entire deck. will remove stains and bring back • Windows and doors help insulate ,the natural color of the wood. you from the elements outside so it Pressure washers can be rented, is important to make sure they are either at a paint stor~ or up to the task. Make sure your tool/equipment rental company. home is recaulked and weather- Just be very careful not to damage stripped around all doors and win- the wood or injure yourself or oth- ers with the high-pressure spray. dows. Let the deck dry completely, and If a homeowner is considering replacing windows or doors, he then take a good look at it - should make sure the replacement preferably in the morning or evening, when it's not in full sun. If chosen is easy to clean, provides the stains are gone and the wood . the right amount of light and air, has a less dingy, more natural look, and enhances the home's style. When evaluating whether your great. Next, inspect the deck closely. roof should be replaced, look for: Look for nail heads that have risen • Loose or missing shingles. above the surface of the deck - • Water stains on interior ceil- this is common after the water- ings. soaked boards dry. Countersink • Damaged flashing. any errant nails. . • Cracked, curled or rotten shin- If the color doesn't return to gles. what you consider natural. consid- • Poor ventilation (the formation er re-oiling or re-staining the deck. of ice dams or icicles is a clear indi- You might even need to sand the cation of ventilation problems). surface - a very time-consuming • Algae growth (a dark pigment task that requires either hiring a on the roof that spreads as the contractor or renting a floor sander algae grows, primarily a problem yourself - to bring the original in the Midwest, East and look back. Test an oil or stain first South~ast). in a hard-to-notice area, about 1 If you spot any of these prob- foot square. For most well-cared- lems, call a professional to inspect for dec~, refinishing (preferably the roof as soon as possible. with the original oil or stain) will Also consider the following in return the wood to a nice shade. order to completely winterize your A few notes on refinishing: Oil- home: treated decks generally need to be • Schedule a professional clean- ing of your furnace. • Empty the water out of your PURCHASE OR outdoor spigots to avoid frozen REFINANCE VVITH••• pipes. • Clean your gutter of debris to Krys SChroeder ensure melting snow can drain Branch Manager properly and won't back up onto ClaSSIC Georgian styling and a magnificent A convement and fnendly fanuly nelghborbood ISJust one of the many outstandmg features that ..",. the roof. settIng combine to offer an exceptional value In are offered wIth thiS great five bedroom. New • Drain, coil and store garden the Parle. The sweeping two story staircase and England Colomal SpacIOUS newer famtly room, • • circular foyer lead to sunny and well • !, updated gourmet k.ltchen and a lovely screened ------=="--- . hoses. proportioned rooms. nlls classic four bedroom. L 1() or'" q '"1 (J ~ c ")p'" ;) ~1 .... ) teITlICC and an anached garage tool • Make sure your snow shovel three and one half bath family home offers curb New priclag at $479,000 and snow blower are up to the task. appeaI and charm Pager (313) 376-8236 Fax (313) 881-3215 • JANET H. RIDDER ABR, CRS, GRI, RAM Office (313) 884-8374 Send Household Help questions (313)~OO Q 80 Kercheval On-The-Hill to John Amantea, King Features AssocIATE BROKER Certified Residential Specialist . E-mail: kschroeder@ Weekly Service, 235 East 45th ~ ...e...... web ofte.htIp"twww .....-F "rt~._ Johnadamsmortgage.com Street, New York, N.¥. 10017.

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Numerous updat.eB in this three bedrOOm brick ranch in Gro88e Pointe Schoolsl This two bedroom vinyl sided Ute Ol"Ol!l88 Pointe Bohoo1 Dist;riot. Large kitchen, fireplace, bungalow bas a den. newer windoWB. '98 turnaoe and '99 oenU'al aiNJODdi1;ionin plus new carpet in several rooms oentral air oonditkJDing and a D8W eJemr1c81 box in '98. and a two ear garage. A wondertul va11,18 at $t39.900. Den oould be t.bird bec1rooDL *".1500. 202 Grosse Pointe Farms 20167 Wedgewood, Grosse Pointe Woods Lakeview, 22016 Hoffman, St. Clair Shores 656 University Place, Grosse Pointe 419 Barclay, Grosse Pointe Farms 15705 Springer, ~inte 1040 Somerset, Grosse Pointe Park 48 Fair Acres, Grosse Pointe Farms 3471 Yorkshire, East English Village 326 McKinley, Grosse Pointe Farms 19Q5 Brys, Grosse Pointt Woods

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DETROIT Woodhall - $84,900 Classic style. very spacious rooms, Joann - $75,000 excellent floor plan. Designer kitchen includes all appliances. Master suite has dressing area EASTPOINTE Three additional bedrooms. PeterSburg - $149.900 Fabulous yard with Gumte pool. Tuscany - $113.500 St~DS - $112,000 Stricker - $107,900

ST. CLAIR SHORES Clairwood - $223,900 Elmwood Court- $177,900 Dorel1!us - $134.900

SHELBY TOWNSHIP Bellamine Drive - $195.900

HARRlSON TOWNSHIP Clairpointe • $349,900

CONDO CORNER Harbour PoiDIc. Harrisoo Twp. $475.000 Ughtbouse Cove. 0w:s&afieId Twp. $475,000 'Iemier Roell. Grosse Pointe Woods $214.900 WoocIbridge, Sk €Iair.Sbores . $l4~.< - FleetWOOd.'~~ $64.900

MULTI-FAMILY OFFERINGS Maryland, Grosse Pointe Park: $233,000 Neff, Grosse Pomle City $229.900 Waybum, Grosse Pointe Park $139,000 Iowa., Detroit $59.900

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Three bedroom one bath bnck Grosse Pointe Schools. Three Great three bedroom one bath Sharp, well kept three bedroom Ranch Near St. John Hospital bedroom. one bath Bungalow Full Ranch. situated on large lot. First one bath Bungalow on nice all Freshly decorated Including new basement. Newer features floor laundry and large family bnck street. Natural fireplace In Kitchen, tear off roof. wmdows room. hvmgroom. carpet. and glass block in basement. Homess Condominiums Townhouses

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Attractive three bedroom, two and one half bath center entrance Executive Colonial with four Colonial. New Pella windows and bedrooms And two and one half freshly decorated. baths. Updated Kitchen with eating space. First floor Laundry and finished basement.

Handsome English Bungalow. Three bedrooms. two baths. Newer Move right into this spacious two roof. kitchen and central air. bedroom. one bath Ranch. new Updated electric. kitchen. bath, refinished hardwood floors, furnace. air. roof. Full bath in basement and much more. Priced RedUced.

Charming ~wly' decorated three bedroom one bath brick Bungalow. Wonderful three bedroom one and New windows and roof. one half bath Colonial. In East English Village. ml major work completed. New spa in back of Florida room.

$79,000 HARPER WOODS Channing two bedroom one bath $85,000 DETROIT Lovingly maintamed three Great two bedroom one bath bock maintenance free home. Large bedroom one bath Ranch. Kitchen $81,000 DETROIT Well built, totally refinished three family room. Recently painted Ranch. Natural fireplace in freshly bedroom one bath Ranch. with eating space. Hardwood Three bedroom one and one half kitchen with eating space. pamted living room. Furnace and Everything new or next to hew. A floors in bedrooms. Open bath family home. Natural centrallUr five years ago. fireplace and family room. Big must see. basement. front porch and screened porch on second level. Central air .

• Page14 YourHome Thursday, May 31, 2001 From the lender.'s view part 2 There are basically three issues that are taken into consideration when you apply for a mortgage - your credit history, your financial ability to repay the mortgage, and the value and condition of the prop- erty. Last week we discussed the value of the property; this week, we consider its condition. There are essentially two aspects to this issue: the physical condition, and insurance policy insuring that the Are you picky and fussy"?Then Beautiful four bedroom. two and the legal condition. lender has a first lien position on y6u'li be delighted wIth this a half bath rudor with hardwood When evaluating the physical the property. Colomal In Grosse pOInte Park floors ThiS home has been condition of your property, a mort- The immaculate two-story home tastefully decorated and A lien is a right given by law on a largelot ISthe perfectplace to includes a large kitchen with eat- gage lender will consider the fol- allowing creditors to have their raiseyour family HighlightsInclude Ing area and adjoining den The lowing questions: deb~ paid out of the property of a three bedrooms. two and a half walk-up attic. recreation room In 1. Is the property in a flood zone? defaulting debtor. hl. other words, baths, famIly room with fireplace. basement and bnck paver patio If so, do you have flood insurance? updated kitchen with eating area are added features 5398.900 if you owe money to 'a mortgage lookingout over a pnvate deck and 2. Is there water in the base. lender, the lender will have the well landscapedyard A must see ment? If so, is the house struc- right to take control of your prop- turally sound and does it have ade- erty if you default on the mortgage. quate drainage? Also, the lender's first lien posi- 3. Is the property functionally or tion prevents any other person or economically obsolescent? For entity from taking control of the example, you will have a tough property unless they first payoff time financing a residential house the mortgage. in the middle of a commercial dis- Special issues arise in situations trict with a lot of traffic, pollution where the title is held in the name and/or noise. In this case, the zon- of.a trust, partnership or corpora- ing and function of the property tion. . should probably be changed. Don't wall until- summer to get ThISmeticulously maintainedcon- For vario~ legal risks and rea- settled in thISfour bedroom. three dominIum makes hVlng easyl 4. Is the property infested with sons, residential mortgage lenders bath Colonial There are newly Located close to schools and termites and/or other pests? to refinished hardwood floors. typically do not like lend to shopping. It Includes four bed- 5. Is there deferred mainte- trusts, partnerships or corpora- pewablc tile In baths. three rooms. two baths and approxI- nance? In other words, are you tak- natural fIreplaces and a screened mately 2.000 square feet of hVlng tions. porch overlooking a deep ing care of the property, or is it in a spaceI The end unit has been For example, if the property is backyard The attached garage state of deterioration due to negli- and recreation room In basement tastefully decorated throughout held in the name of a trust, lenders are Justwhat your growIng family and Includes a one car garage! gence? typically ask to see the trust needsl $S24.9(X). $238.000 Remember, a lender's only papers and require that the title recourse if you default on the loan be placed in the name of the bor- is to take control of the property. rower, and then switched back to For this reason, they need to make 12003 HARBOR PLACE the trust after the closing. sure that the property is in good Additionally, in situations condition. involving a divorce, lenders may When evaluating the condition of ask to see the divorce decree in your property, the lender also con- order to make sure -that the ex- siders its legal status. In order to spouse does not have any legal determine the legal condition of your property, the lender will order right to the property. At any rate, if the property is in a title search. A title search will good physical condition, the title is reveal: ThIShome IS bigger than It looksl SpaCIous townhouse wIth clear and the value is supported by Four bedrooms two full baths and sweeping lake views ThiS 1. The legal owner(s) of the prop- even a family room wllh a Franklin condominium IS located In a erty. a professional appraisal, you have stoveawallsyourfamily'Thenatural prestigious gated community and succeeded in satisfying the first In 2. Whether there are any liens fireplace the hvmg room. new has been professIOnally requirement of any lender's under- frontporchand hardwoodfloorsare decorated throughout There are (back taxes, judgments, other Just some of Ihe ameOltles' three floors of liVing space mortgages, etc.). writing guidelines. SI99900 mcludmg three bedrooms and S. Restrictions on the use of the This column contains only gener- two baths. an attached garage property. al information on the subject mat- and a pnvate boat manna 4. Notice of pending legal action.' ter and does not constitute legal, Naturally, the lender needs to tax or investment advice. know if there are parties other Gibran Nicholas is a licensed than the borrower who own an mortgage broker in St. Clair 1IoL!!!:~-.sroN CONNIE DUNLAP ABR, CRS, GRI, RAM interest ~nthe property; or if there Shores. All questions and com- • -;._ ASSOCIATE BROKER Certified Residential Specialist are partIes other than the lender ments are welcome. E-mail: who ha~e liens on the property. [email protected]. Phone: ~ ~ (313)884-6400 ~.com (i) The tItle company will issue an (810) 772-4711.

- Thursday, May 31,2001 YourHome Page 15 ~Simply' clearing up pond water problems that eats algae in your pond help- Q. I installed a new pond this growth. Small plastic balls, small ing to keep it clear. The cost is spring and the water is cloudy and cut up tubes, fine cut plastic mate- green. How can I get it clean? - Ask rial or small rocks in a mesh bag inexpensive too, only about $4 and Vito of Grosse Pointe Woods can all be used to grow algae-eat- it-lasts about three months. A.. Your pond water is green The ing bacteria. Clean your pond filter The joy of owning a pond is because of excess algae growth ndscaper only enough to remove the pond watching it grow. The life of the which will automatically grow in sludge. If you clean it too good you pond changes as you add plants any pool of water. The key is to con- remove all the beneficial growing and fish to it. This small world that trol the growth of the algae by lim- bacteria. • you create in your yard will give iting the growth sources of the There are products you can buy you hours of enjoyment and inter- algae, which are sunlight and which aid in the control of algae. A est. My newly expanded pond and nutrients. A natural pond will small stream have been a family always have some algae growing There are also natural bacteria start up solution of beneficial bac- that live in the water that eat the teria is available to help get your project from the start. Everyone is on the sides of the pond walls but interested in feeding the fish and you should be able to see the fish as algae. If you provide a growing filter started and build up the watching them grow. The shallow they dart around in the water. area for these bacteria, this will needed amount of bacteria in your water area attracts birds to the When we create a balanced also help control the algae growth. pond to control algae. It is helpful yard and even a frog visits for a few ecosystem in the pond we limit the Bacteria grow on surface areas in to add a little of this to your pond days. It takes a few months for a growth of the pond algae. A bal- the pond and on the pond contents. each time you clean your filter. new pond to develop and it is fun anced ecosy.stem consists of water, Rocks in a small stream or water- Carbon chips can be added in a for the whole family to be part of plants and fish. The fish will eat fall add needed oxygen to the water mesh bag and used in your filter. that development. some of the algae and plants in the as well as provide a lot of surface Phosphate remover can help David Soulliere is a Michigan pond as well as the nuisance mos- area for algae-eating bacteria to remove some of the excess nutri- Certified Nurseryman at Soulliere quitoes. Plants are needed to grow. ents out of the water that promote Landscaping and Garden Center, absorb nutrients from the water, Filters are helpful to controlling algae growth. I am using barley alga growth. A pond filter will usu- straw, a newly introduced product, 23919 Little Mack in St. Clair thus reducing the amount avail- Shores, between Nine and 10 mile. able for the algae to grow. Floating ally contain some sort of sponge fil- in my pond that is showing good ter to trap floating debris and results. The barley straw is bound Phone (810) 776-2811 or go to water plants and other surface www.michigangardens.com on the growing plants reduce how much algae and it can be a biological fil- together and when you place it ter if it provides an area in the fil- near moving water will promote Internet for further information. E- sunlight gets into the water, which mail at [email protected]. also slows down the algae growth. ter system to promote bacteria the growth of beneficial bacteria 769 Loraine City of Grosse Pointe

LANDING Waterfront, Victorian, Fabulous Come see the condominiums they're all talking about- Breathtaking lake vistas, gourmet ~tchens and baths, two car garages, and an optional private elevator!. OPEN DAILY 1:00 • 5:00 (Except Thursdays) or by appointment outstanding Beautification Award Winning cape Cod on quiet street has Right on Lake St. Clair on Jefferson between Masonic It Shook been tastefully decorated and lovingly maintained. Charm abounds throughout PIKUManagemen~CO" 1)evelope~. 313-885-79!~ newer kitchen and baths, spacious living ~ ~ _~ "w"-j room with natural fireplace. There are ~" ~, three bedrooms, including a master with .fi\it . cozy sitting area. Two newer brick ~ 'i:::J. ~ porches and a nicely landscaped 60' wide <$ -. (>,...... , lot. Martha Stewart would say it's" A very [1 good thing"! Well priced at $272,000 11

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17659 ALBION $74,900 'I'IIREE BEDROOMS, ONE AND ONE TlDlEEBEDROOMS, ONE BATH, mREE BEDROOMS, TWO AND ONE 20676 McCORMICK .HALF BA11IS. FINISHED BASEMENT GIlEAT LOCATION HALF BATHS, FAMILY ROOM, DBN, $92,000 MUll002876. $425,000 $164,900 $495,000

21780 McCORMICK $1~,900

9793 MANISTIQUE $72,900

1300 LAFAYETTE $213,000 CLINTON TWP. 'I'IIR£E BEIJIIOOMS. NEW THREE BEDROOMS. FAMILY RARE SIX UNIT INCOME. VERY .,. WINDOWS, FINlSIIEB BASEJlENT ROOM, NEW ROOF WELL llIAINTAlNED . 17728 KIRKWOOD $11' ..... $269.soo $329,000 17, $237,500

: 37360 STONE GATE CIRCLE $185,000

18790 RIVER POINTE $389,900

37762 CHARTER OAKS $129,900 THREE BEDROOMS, HARDWOOD THREE BEDROOMS, FAMILY TWO BEDROOMS, ONE AND ONE HALF POCIl BEDROOMS, TWO FULL CHESTERFIELD FLOORS, GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS ROOM, NEW KITCHEN BATHS. DEN. HARDWOOD FLOORS aATIIS, FAMILY ROOM $159,900 $249.900 $189.500 $346..500 49562 REGATTA $880,000

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4 Prime, then caulk exterior Eastside's Premier Landscape Company ~p ~ - wood for best results ;; Q. Mr. Hardware, I cannot keep paint on some of my exterior wood- en windows. I paid a professional to paint the windows and trim hop- ing they would do a better job. Nevertheless, within a year, the paint started to peel, some places down to bare wood! Are there any procedures or products you advise to help prevent this from happen- ing again? Frustrated in Harper for ALL Your Landscaplnt Needs Woods. A I have been dissatisfied by scrapers, 3M Paint & Rust poor workmanship and an improp- Stripper No. 9099, particle masks, er choice of materials. However, eye protection, utility knife, and a sometimes even with the best sharp wood chisel. Heat guns are materials things can go wrong and OK, but propane torches are out. It the job can fail for no apparent rea- is roo easy for them to start a fire. son. So the contractor is not always Once the surface is prepared, • FERTILIZATION -- negligent, sometimes they deserve prime the surfaces and cracks Lawn. Sbrubs. Trees a break. before caulking. This will give the Try to identify why your old caulk a sound surface to bond to. It • LANDSCAPE paint is peeling. Is it a moisture will also protect the wood under- neath if the caulk ever fails. Use a MAINTENANCE problem where the paint is peeling Gardenlnt: Sbrub A Tree down to the bare wood surface? good quality caulk, it is the back- Could it be an adhesion problem bone of your project. Trlmmlnf where the paint is peeling from the Primers come in many flavors old paint? What is under the paint and price ranges. I am of the old • LAWN SERVICE chips? school that prefers an oil-based Let us do It for you! If the wood underneath is bare, primer for bare wood. My last • BRICK PAVING no paint or primer showing, it indi- batch of windows received a coat of cates a water entry somewhere. AND RETAINING linseed oil, then an oil primer WALLS Eventually the sun will pull mois- designed {orlatex paint. The finish ture out of the wood and take the Patios. Drlyeways and was a quality pure acrylic latex paint with it. Search higher than waillways. Let our desltDe the problem for water entry. It paint and after three-years I am sbow you a custom 10011. could even be from behind a wall. still pleased with the results. Scrape and sand all loose paint One thing with exterior paint is • NEW to expose all the bare wood you that latex does breath; it will allow LANDSCAPING can. Remove all loose caulking and some moisture to flow through it check to see if the wood is damp without peeling. It is also more • INSTALLATION - while you are prepping. Once damp flexible than oil base finishes. ResoddlDI. sbrubs and wood is encountered, all precau- Some lines of1atex paint use an oil- tree plantlnl. Annuals A tions must be taken to prevent base primer for bare wood. I feel oil Perennials. water from getting to that area products do more to "preserve'" the again. wood than latex primers can. A quote many quality painters On the other hand, some of the expound, "perfect prior prepara- Backer Landscaping has been serving the tion prevents poor performance." new latex primers have fantastic East Side for over 14 years. Our courteous These are words to live by when bonding properties that work very painting exterior wood. well with their matching finishes. professional staff will provide prompt quality If there is paint underneath the One important note here is do not chips, is it shiny, or dirty or use inexpensive products for this products and services to meet your needs. mildewed? It could require sand- job. Your time is far more valuable Ask us for references from your ing, or cleaning, or bleaching and than saving three to ten dollars on then cleaning. a gallon of paint. There is no sense neighborhood. Before sanding and breathing chancing it to peel when you are dust, first check for lead in the investing hours and hours of labor No Obligation • free Estimates paint. Sanding and scraping will to prep and finish this job. contaminate both the air and the Send your questions to: Mr. ground below, not to mention the Hardware c/o Gilbert's Pro workers breathing in the dust! If Hardware at 21912 Harper in St. the old paint is suspected of con- Clair Shores 48080; call (810) 776- ,! taining lead, do not remove, or 9532; e-mail 810-774-00901 .--~ -.. -_ "-'.- -_ ~ sand, the old paint. For guidance, staffi!Jmrhardware.com; or visit contact the EPA at (800) 424- www.mrhardware.com to review 21739 Groesbeck • North of •• Mile • Rose.llle LEAD. other columns. Some of the tools of choice are .. -- &ROSSE POInt SHORES $1,485,000 GROSSE..-n: SHORES $1,3OO,GOO 8ROSSE Palm SHORES $848,9OlI DETROn' S205.- stone and br1ck BEAUTIFUl VIEW OF LAKE ST. ClAIR! Ave bedroom DlSTINCTI\lE COlONIAL Located minuteS from Lake St. BEAUTIFUL SHORES COLONlALl Many outstandll1g ALMOST PERFECTI Coveted Colonial. New kitchen. Natural wood and leaded glass throughout CoknaI" on l.akeshore DrIve. Many updates Include ClaIr ThIs et1amIllig home features five bedroomS, roor features includmg a modem gourmet Idtchefl WIth Corian painting of Interior, reftnIshed hardwood full and three half bathS, updated Mut8ctHr kitchen with counter tops. Huge family room and breakfast room. Two fireplaces, wet bar, eentraI &If, spnnkIer system. com_ WOIldertul master suite and more. (GPNH-43HAW) (313) BeautIful bath WIth sepatate tlb and shower. New ftoors and paIntecl exterior. Newer furnace and air cent8r island, G8ggen8W nl u;zero appIilIlCes pro- fe8slonaIly finl8hed be8lImenl (GPN-GW-62WEB) (313) 885-2000. carpet. (GPN-GW-ooEOIJ) (313) 886-4200. condition untIs. (GPN-GW-99lAK) (313) 886-4200. 886-4200

&ROSSE POINTE PM( __ "*IE S274,5OD Ii8A..OUS ENGLISH TUDOR IocatIId In GlllIse PbIntll EARLY 20lh camJRY FMM HOUSE RlOlMtiollS galore RECENT BEAUT1FICA11ON AWARD WINNER this CoI0nIaI WONDERFUl TWO FAMIlY HOME each unit '- 1tV1e Fln1s Ind c:ompt8IIIy updatBd In8Id8 and out. Old crafts- - e1ectrk:a1, plumbing, kitchen, ba1Ils, driYeWay, featIns: 12 x 16 oncIoeed gazebo with hot lJJb, land- spacious bedrooms. two full baths, family room with manship 1tlnK.9loUl New windows, roof, cement. paint, mechanIcS garage, etc. Basement waterpruofed, deep scaped yard with perenrlals and EngliSh ganIen with fireplace, IQl kill:hen WIth eating space (all eppliances centnlI air and more A gr88t f8mtly home. (GPN-H- lot, patio and PI oIessiooaI 18ndscaping. (GPN-H-96KER) bOck pavers pathways Basement with recreation room included). New roof in '9hOO much much more. (GPN-H- 43MAD) (313) 885-2000. (313) 885-2000. lrId full bath. (GPN-H-61CAl) (313) 885-2000 3OTRO)(313) 885-2000.

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GROSSE..-n: SHORES .... IIIJSSE POM! WIJOOS sm.aoo 8ROSSE Palm WOODS $424,9lID BAOSSEPOINTEWOODS $C17'- COMPlETElY UPDATED THREE BEDROOM HOME! TllIs DETACHED CONDO. Custom kitchen with bUtt-ins and lPOATED FOUR BEDROOM HOME Including kltl:hen, CUSTOM BlHLT HOME. QuIet street, lJ'llllt famHy home fIbUOuSIy located home boasts a 13x16 family room, granIle counters. HlWdwood 1Ioors, formal chlg, den family room, bath, basement and exterior. Move-In- featLrJng exira I8rge kiIX:hen DP8fl 10 famRy room with master bedroom with bath, finished IOwef Ievef WIth and first floor laundry. Rf1Ished basement with half condrtJOn wrttl IIgtrt, neutral decor. Great details III natural fireplace,four bedrooms, two lrld one half baths, large errtertaInment area and a beaubful pnvate yard bath, lots of storage. (GPN-GW-9OMOR) (313) 886- krtchen wrttl most appIl8IlC8S. First floor laulllkyl (GPN- large lot! (GPN-GW-l1 WED) (313) 885-2000. (GPN-GW-95CRE) (313) 886-4200 4200 GW-69HOL) (313) 886-4200

GROSSE..-n: WOODS $138,000 ST. elM SIIOIIES $154,1DO !WIlER WOODS $119,9l1O HARPER WOODS m.- COZY WOODS RAHDI. ThIs home feattns an ex1ra lot SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM RANCH! Fea1ures mclude ABSOlUTElY FABUlOUSI Four bedrooms wrttl Grosse ABSOlUTE DOLL HOUSEl LooId Wdtlln last 5 years: and IS on a QUISt street. EnJOY the newer electncal, msu- defl (possible tourth bedToom), large living room WIth PoInte Schoolsl Channing and III mOYll-m condT1Jon windows, bath w/martlie flOOr, roof, VInyl SIdIng, rumace 18tIon, roof, hardwood fIoonl and new pamt. ApplIances finIpIace and dmlllg L walk to Poupard BemenlIIIy descnbes IhIs bncI< bungalow New gas forced air, rooI, and Ale (1999). Adorable kItctlen with Il8'Wllf floor and stay (GPN-H-8OROS) (313) 885-2000 School one year home warranty - 0uIck Occupancy WIl1dows and Vinyl tnm Updated ba1tI, kJIchen and dishwasher HIr'dwood ftoors thru-out. (GPN-H-19R1O) (GPN-GW-QWAN) (313) 886-4200 exterklf (GPN-GW-8OI.AN) (313) 886-4200 (313) 885-2000.

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GROSSE POINTE FARMS $323,900 GROSSE POINTE FARMS $309,900 GROSSE POIN1l $824,OlIO GROSSE POINTE $329,900 WALK TO lAKE Dar1lng Farms Colonial on prestigIOUS CUSTOM BUILT RANCH m pome Farms locabOO boaStS ELEGANTSPACIOUS 1lJI)()f\ IN GROSSEPOINTE. Enter ATTRACTIVE COlONIAl. COMPLETelY REDONE. Recerrt circle. Newar roof, furnace, central aJr conditioning, three bedrooms and two baths. Many Improvements extra large doors leading to formal dmmg room with updates mclude new decorating throughout, hardwood wmdOwS and hot water heater. Updated krtchen wrth Including family room adJ8C8rrt to spacIOUS Mutschler fireplace stepping out to patio with walk. Gounnet floors and new carpeting SpacIOus room SIZes, finished krtchen wrth eating area. (GPN.H-89SHE) (313) 885- playnlOm In basemenl and white krtcIlen wrth Conan breakfaSt nook. (GPN-GW-57RAO) (313) 885-2000 kitchen, IItny/lien WIltl fireplace. Grand stain:ase 2000 (GPN-GW-47WAS) (313) 886-4200. courrters. (GPN-H.98RIV) (313) 885-2000 -

GROSSf POIm SItOMS $6ll5,OOO PARK $224,8lJO GR PARK 89,000 ON lAKESHORE DRIVEl Three bedroom ranch on GROSSE POIN1l BEAU11RJl THREEBEDflOOM. fabulOus TarICh 10 Grosse GREATENGLISH COlONIAL. within walklng distance to QUAINTBUNGALOW Arts and crafts type bungalow wrth L.akeshofe Dove and Hampton Road Very pnvate WIth anginal woodwork and hatllWOOd floors. Everything has Pomte ShOres IS completely refurbtshed In the last 12 schoOls and transpoI1atIon. Three bedrooms and two full mon1hS. FeallJres IIlciude krtchen, new bath and large lot, approXImately 157x190 Built-In SWImming pool been done to the onglnal style of the home (GPN-H- new l baths, updated kitchen wrttl bUilt ins, family room wrth flmshed basement exquISIte delaJllIlg throughout! (GPN- off famlly room Rare opporturuty to remodel or bulld 42NOn (313) 885-2000 doorwaIt that opens to deck and yard (GPN-H-44HAR) GW-55MOO) (313) 886-4200 (GPN-GW-55l.AK) (313) 886-4200 (313) 885-2000

GROSSE I'OINTt WOOOS $2Il5,5OO GROSSE POINTE WOODS S244.900 &ROSS£ POINft WOODS $228,9OD GROSSE POINTE $299,9l1O THREE BEDROOM updates Include gorgeous GREAT WOODS COLONIAl, mcely updated three WOOOS REDUCEDFOR QUICKSAW Huge 21x19 family room COlonial, CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL.! Gorgeous home new kItChen wrth eating space. New wlOdows, dnveway bedroom one and one half bath home features updated with cathedral ceiling and newly remodeled half bath, Generous room SIZes, very open and wry Natural and landscapmg Two and one half car garage, fimshed oak kitchen wrth appliances, master bedroom wrth '- newer WindowS, roof, centralaJr condlbOOlng, beauttful- fireplace In IMng room, fonnaI dUMg room and huge basement, IMng room with fireplace and formal dlrJIng adjollling den, and pos8lble nursery NICe knottY pille Iy updated kitchen, and hnlshed baSement family room. Built In stonlge and access 10 WOOds room (GPN-GW-4OttOL) (313) 886-4200 family room and morel (GPN.GW-85UN) (313) 886- (GPN-GW-65HOL) (313) 886-4200 parks. (GPN-GW-79HAM) (313) 886-4200 4200

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For more properties visit our website at: www.cbschweitzer.com ...... Page 22 VourHome Thursday. May 31,2001 Home theaters take the center stage Home theaters are quickly grow- theater obsolete over night. ing in popularity among families • Plan professionally. allover America. Professional groups such as the Consumer studies show many Custom Electronic Design and American families consider the Installation Association (CEDIA) favorite room in the house to be can offer sound advice to home- where the home owners regarding theater is H tit t stems their audio and installed. One :ome ea er Sy video equipment. research group are a great way to bring The association's found that fami- professionals can FOUR BEDROOM COLONIAL in HIGH QUALITY FOUR BEDROOM Rlvergate! Great updates, perfectly BUNGALOW WIth two full baths features lies with home a fa.Dtitr tOle~er , discuss home mamtained. Beautiful treed and landscaped loads of updates and finished basement, theaters tend to ,,\_ ~ ,') theater options lot. Very elegant. neutral decor, mint central air, alarm system. completely new condition! G II-LA-19 cement. Don't wait!!' GSS-CH.S2 spend more time together, enjoying and designs for a house. In addi- their home entertainment systems. tion. the group installs equipment Anne Marie DeRosier Wanda jones As more families become serious and provides in-home service, Grosse Pointe Woods Office Grosse Pointe Woods Office • , (3 13) 886-5040 313 -5040 about their home theaters, more should any problems arise. people are dedicating entire rooms • Try before you buy. Experts to their home theater experience. If recommend purchasing equipment you're one of the thousands who from dealers who will let you try believes there's no place like home out the entire system before you for entertainment, these tips for take it home. putting together a home theater • Simplify your system. Using should be a hit: an all-in-one remote control to • Shop for integrated systems. operate separate parts of an enter- It's a good idea to buy home equip- tainment system can save you time ment that can be hooked-up and aggravation. DELIGHTFUL THREE BEDROOM RANCH together and operated with one • Plan for the future. If you are FOUR BEDROOM FARMHOUSE With features family room with natural fireplace newer furnace. roof, SIding, kitchen and and door to covered patio and deck. remote control. building or remodeling a home, it Windows. Bath In basement. Newer copper Updates galore Include newer furnace. hot • Consider the multitude of may be a good idea to wire it with plumbing. Keys at clOSing. 100042102 water heater. Circuit breakers. copper multi-media options. Computers, a plan for future entertainment plumbing. G3' -WO-19 . Rose McDaniel Mary Ellen Lewandoski televisions, video games, and so and communication needs. St. Clair Shores Office Grosse Pointe Woods Office much more are available to • Don't buy yesterday's products. (810) 778-8100 J IJ 886-50"0 enhance the home theater experi- If there are stacks of components ence. See what's ouf there and then on the shelves at discount prices, make an informed purchasing deci- there's probably a good reason. sion. For more information or to find a • Don't be worried by new prod- designer/installer in your area, ucts. New technologies such as visit www.cedia.org. HDTV are coming rapidly, but most likely won't make your home -NAPS! Buying and remodeling seminar SPECTACULAR FOUR BEDROOM CAPE CANAL LOT With steel seawall and boatwell. Pnvate beach for owners on COO WIth two full baths. natural fireplace street. Ideal area for your dream home and Macomb Community College, vide valuable inf~ on m hvmg room. new kitchen, new vinyl buying at public ~ __ a~ windows. finished basement, central air and boat In backyard. in' cooperation with Oakland more. GSS-B1.304 Builders Institute will offer an ing repairs, WOI'kiDg witb COP- Wanda Jones Julie Mellert ;eight-hour seminar on Buying tractors and lurniAg )aQw v to Grosse Pointe Woods OftIce St. Clair Shores OftIce and Remodeling a Home tor solve common remocWint P.Jdt (3 I J) 886.5040 (810) 718-8100 'Profit Seminar on Mondays, tems. The seminar costs $105 June 4 and 11, from 6 to 16 p.m. including textbook fee. at Northwest Gateway Center, 80650 Van Dyke in Romeo. Preregistration with payment Learn how much time and is required no later than money youll need to put in to sell Thursday, May 31, to Macomb the house at a profit or get your Community College. For more dream home. An experienced information OJ," to register. call builder and remodeler will pro- (8l0) 498-4000.

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CHRI~E'S 313-884-6400 GREAT ESTATbS http://www.boltonjohnston.com .~ Page 24 YourHome Thursday, May 31,2001 Luxuriousinterior------(800) 225-7526. You can write to A spacious entry keeps the fami- request the information at :P.O. Box ly areas of this home private. 450025, Atlanta, GA 31145. Visit Bedrooms are in two separate the web site at www.wdfarmer- areas of the home ensuring privacy plans.com. for all. The front bedroom includes a sloped ceiling accentuated by an arch-top window. A second bed- room is identical in size and shares a large hall bath. Behind the double garage you will find a half bath, coat closet - and full-size laundry room. Disappearing stairs to attic storage are also included. Open bright interiors encourage .... multiple use of living spaces. A 0 I ------~-{ " I I I I I soaring ceiling highlights the huge I I I I family area of the home. The PAllO : BED ROOfl1 .\ kitchen shares the casual activity 1~ex17-8 : )4-6x17-21 : structed ofhorizontal I \ I I of the great room, blending togeth- touches to intensify the feeling of I I I I siding, highlighted t )------1.. I er effortlessly. You'll appreciate the luxury. The bedroom includes a t, ,=_/' I by arch top windows luxurious space. A corner fireplace tray ceiling and a huge walk-in ,,------~ and multiple roof and rear patio access are conve- closet is nearby. The garden bath lines. includes a sunlit corner garden KITCHEN nient. Plan No. Z-716 The kitchen includes an island tub, twin vanities and private toi- includes 1,725 EJ for meal preparation ease, along let and shower compartment. 12-0X12-0 square feet of heated with a pantry fOT ~xtra storage. Efficiency and charm were the space and is avail------The master bedroom suite guiding principles in the design of able with a crawl includes a myriad of designer this home. The exterior is con- space or slab founda- BED ROOM tion. The plan is only 12-Oxl1-6 40 feet wide, perfect for a narrow lot. All MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION! W.D. Farmer plans OWNERS TRANSFERRED include construction This fa1ulous Colonial details for substitut- located on a quiet street ing brick, frame or in the FarlllS touts new GARAGE kitchen, furnace/central stucco exterior fin- 2Q-6x22-0 air conditioning, family ish...... room, concrete, 1ric.k 1'0 receive an infor- patio, tear off roof and mation packet on the I I more. A vailahle this plans, call W.D. ~BEO ~ montht Call for Farmer Residence 112-tems.kitchen under cabinet lighting etc ... BoLTON-joHNSTON (313) 884-6400 _..~- Call now for a FREE no obligation estimate or if you have AA--:'--- or (313) 268-9566 any questions regarding any type of electrical problem. ~ ;;l'MOO 18332 Mack Ave. Grosse Pomte Farms • Visil Carla at bolton 'ohnston.com for a virtual tour of these hornes. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC INC. 810-415-0153 or toll free 1-866-FUSE-BOX

- Thursday,May 31, 2001 YourHome Page25 Glass block beautifully 'lighten up' your home limitless with the variety of glass Few home decor items capture block patterns and sizes available the imagination like glass block. to transform your entry into a mag- Homeowners are discovering that nificent focal point. real glass block combines beauty with privacy and security. Each year glass block is growing in popularity, appearing in kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, basements and windows across the country. Architects, designers and home builders count on real glass block in a wide variety of applica- tions for its long-lasting beauty, its ability to transmit light, and its durability. Don't be fooled by alter- natives, such as plastic or acrylic block. Only real glass block offers such a large selection of patterns, sizes and shapes. 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The smaller of the lines prospective owners of central air is called the liquid line, the larger, conditioning know how the system the suction line. works? According to a recent study The lines are filled with a chem- by the Trane Home Comfort ical refrigerant which has a boiling Institute (THCn, not that many. point low enough tha~ it evaporates To help you understand how this at relatively low temperatures and integral part of your home oper- takes heat and moisture out of the ates, the THCI offers this simpli- air as it passes through the coil. fied explanation: The refrigerant travels in a closed A central air conditioning system loop between the coil and the con- essentially consists of two parts: denser. the coil, which extracts unwanted The loop begins as the liquid heat and humidity from your refrigerant passes through the coil, home, and the condenser, which which is a network of tubes located discharges the unwanted heat to on top of the furnace. In a central air conditioning system. a Uquid refrigerant travels in a closed loop between the condenser located outside the house and the coll located inside the house. As it travels through the coU, it evaporates from a Uquid to a vapor, absorbing heat from indoor air. As it travels through the condenser, it turns back into a liquid. Search is on for brief written description of why it releasing that heat to the outdoor air. The compressor is the pump the all-American lawn should be considered. Lowe's and that circulates the refrl.8erant through the loop. Briggs & Stratton want to know Home improvement and power how homeowners create the AlI- equipment companies will award As the refrigerant travels American Lawn scene, from the at the Trane Home Comfort $10,000 top residential lawn. through the coil, it evaporates from to activities they enjoy there to the Institute recommend that you look This time of year, when a home- landscaping secrets that make an a liquid to a vapor, absorbing heat carefully at the compressor's repu- owner's fancy turns to the lawn, ordinary lawn an oasis. by cooling the air passing around tation and warranty when select- enthusiasts are commencing their Entries will be judged equally on the coil. The furnace blower dis- ing a system. lawn-care rituals in hopes of green the following categories: overall tributes the cooled air through things to come. 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Is it a place where door air by a fan. lawn.com. efficiency, make sure the capacity your family gathers for fun? If so, The refrigerant then flows Headquartered in Wilkesboro, you could win the top prize of through the liquid lines from the and SEER of the indoor unit N.C., Lowe's Companies Inc. is the $10,000 cash. Four finalists will condenser back to the coil inside matches that of the outdoor unit. world's second largest home each win a $1,000 Lowe's gift cer- the house and the cycle begins improvement retailer: Briggs & tificate. Stratton, headquartered in again. Finally, you want your new cen- To enter, contestants must show Milwaukee, Wis., is the world's The compressor is considered tral air conditioning system to and tell what makes their lawns largest producer of air-cooled gaso- "the heart of the system" because it operate for a long time, so compare worthy of the title "All-American." line engines for outdoor power is the pump that circulates the the reliability and durability fea- Each entry must include photos or refrigerant through the loop. equipment. tures of the equipment you select video footage of the lawn and a Because of its importance, experts -NAPS to get the most for your money.

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Available now smoking. All utilities Beaconsfield south of Lower, newly renovat- large 1 bedroom up- Empty nesters? two bedroom unit, Included. Washerl Jefferson. Available ed 2 bedroom, addi- per. $750 heat includ- Townhouse. Elegant 3 beautifully furnished .. dryer. $650. (313)881- July 1st. Appliances, tional third; liVing. din- ed. Garage available. bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, Rent includes all ap- 5577 heat, water included. Ing. kitchen. off street (313)824-4100 family room, formal pliances, china, silver- $6501 month. parking. No pets, no GROSSE Pointe Park, dining room, 2 car ga- ware, linens, TVI 1035 Maryland- 3 bed~ (313)331~7878 smoking. $800 per 897 Harcourt. Spa- rage, private yard. VCR, all utilities, local room upper, garage, month plus utilities. cious, well decorated 2 bedroom. hardwood (313)884-9283 $1200. 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Cen- CHARMING Lakepointe wood floors, formal (313)884-4887 bedroom. 1.5 bath. No tral air. appliances. studio apartment, dining room. Front! pets! smoking. Air. 2 bedroom furnished carport, basement. No newly carpeted. fresh- GROSSE Pointe Park. 5 rear balcony. Washerl $1,1001 month. 313- carriage house, laun- pets. $1,2001 month. ly paintied, laundry, room lower flat. Heat dryer. Off. street park- included. Stove, re- 822-4068, 313-325- dry, air, no pets. Se- (313)884-8134 parking & utilities in- ing. No smoking. no 2640, agent. curity deposit, $1,5001 cluded. $475. frigerator, mini blinds, pets. $810 plus one 899 Neff- 2 bedroom month plus utilities. (313)881-4893 hardwood floors. pri- LAKEPOINTE- 1 bed- month security. 810- apartment, applian- 313-882-3965 vate parking. Referen- room upper. Includes 434-3337 ces, carport. $675 CLEAN, qUiet, 2 bed- ces, deposit. No pets, heat. central air, appli- 2 bedroom upper flat. plus utilities. No pets. room. New dishwash- MUIR Road, Farms. non smoking. $690. ances, garage. Very Grosse Pointe Park. er. refrigerator. central Large. 2 bedroom up- (313)881-1864 (248)628-1839 clean. No pets. Heat & water includ- air and furnace. Large per, appliances, ga. (313)331-2074 6pm- ed. laundry facilities. CARRIAGE house, 1 storage area. Washer/ HARCOURT Road- at- rage. and heat includ- tractive 2 bedroom, 1 9pm $6501 month. 1 1/2 bedroom, $7001 dryer. Heat! water in- ed. $7501 month plus bath upper. Applian- montns security. No month. Call 313-882- cluded. $800. LOWER 2 large bed- secunty. No pets. ces and garage in- pets. (313)331-5734 2891 (313)882-7897 rooms, kitchen with (313)882.7978 cluded. Available GROSSE Pointe City on eating area, dining June"'. $875/ month. Rivard. Upper unit, 2 room, living room, NEFF- 823. townhouse Check Days: 313-223-3547, bedrooms, all applian- stove, refrigerator. WIth new maple kitch- Classified evenings, 313-886- ces including dish- washer, dryer. sun en, fresh paint, fire- First 3173 washer, hardwood room. separate base- place. all appliances. HARCOURT, lower unit, ment, garage. newly Full basement. 2 bed- You C8n firMI cverythm, you rc: floors, garage, lots of kIoklng (Of In UIC l;:1"~lrteds storage. Available new carpeting, air, 2 decorated plus utilities room. garage. $975 Frnm gat1lgc Hies 10 can from and security. 921 Not- on lease. No pets, Jolt pupptc~ 10 needed bab)"'ll June 1. $8501 month. bedroom. $1,1001 ..en. there Ii 00 I)' one pI.ce 10 tlngam. (810)775- 313-510-8835 loot- .. nd only one 1'1.ce I() 31a-886-3515 month. (313t331- advertl sc The c ..... ficd !I(lC11{lf1 0330. 5659 will ~ Ihmugtl every Iff*! TROMBLEY, spacIous 3 GROSSE POinte Park, Classified Advertising 0.- n:.int4 Nclwa bedroom, $1,450 heat 1358 Maryland. 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Near shopping! golf. .. kitchen, Formal dining (810)294-7014 Grosse Pointe Faons (248)644-7873 KELLY & 7 Mile- 3 bed- 7777 i!. room, den, wood location. Mental 1 bedroom spacious room, 1. 5 cr garage. HARBOR Springs- .,. ..! buming fireplace. Ga- 7160fFIH COMMERCIAL health professional J,) townhouse, base- rage parking. Gor. Air, pets negotiable. FOR RENT charming home near ment. Eastpointe, 91 preferred. Call 313- 11 geous street in Option to buy. $700. alt activities, sleeps 6. Gratiot. Air, applian- EAST POINTE PLAZA 884-7768 Grosse Pointe Park, Rental Pros, 313-882- 2 baths. Reserve now ces. $545. 313-885- Rent 19959 Vernier ST. CLAIR SHORES Family oriented. for summer weeks or t 8300. Senior dis- (between 1-94 HARPERl8 MILE (313)300-0929 707 HOUSES FOR RENT, weekends. 888.397- :. counts. & Beaconsfield) S.U MACOMB COUNTY Deluxe OffIce, 2595 or 231-52&-3963 ( SPACIOUS 3 bedroom 3 and 4 room suites, CLEAN & qUiet 2 bed- f1X15. Immediate occu- Lakltpointe upper. ST. Clair Shores, 3 bed- also single office, LAKE Michigan log cab- room apartment. New- pancy. Includes utilities. ,. Hardwood floors, ap- room brick ranch, 9 parking, janitor, in, sleeps 4. 4th of Ju- ly redecorated, new Prime 1,000 Sq. Ft. pliances, laundry, 1/2 mile & Jefferson, lots of windows. ly get- away. Good " dishwasher and all Ready for occupancy. 4 parking, no pets. $925 plus deposit. 313-882-0899, Hart- Harbor Springs. other appliances in- Separate entrance. .0 $850. Available July 8107814265 Monday- Friday, June 30- July 7. cluded, central air, Lots of parking. l 1. (313)881-4893 9am- 5pm $1,500. (313)884- , pool, shopping near- Stieber Realty ~ 6044 . ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- by. Located at Jeffer- HARPER WOODS (at (810)775-4900 .. room bungalow. All Vernier) suite of offi- LAKE Michigan, Harbor son & Marter, availa- THE HiII- 93 Kercheval. appliances, base- CANADIAN diplomatic ces (1.600 sq. ft.) Springs, 4 bedrooms, , ble for immediate rent. Approximately 2,500 . ... ment. Pets negotiable. family seeks clean, New- very nice! Easy spectacular view, re- $6501 month. Call square feet. First $875. Rental Pros, executive style home access to 1-94, .ut modeled. T.V. Linens & Steve at 313-881- floor. 313-268-7882 810-773-Rent 8163 in The Pointes with 4 month RENT FREE, more. Low rates. 517- year lease beginning Mr. Stevens, 313-886- 721 VACA nON RE NTALS 323-9234 TOWNHOUSE 679 Neff 705 HOUSES FOR RENT summer 2001. Con- 1763 FLORIDA 2- story, 3 bedrooml2 POINTES/HARPER WOODS tact Brian Austen at 1/2 bath, 2 car ga- INDIVIDUAL offices for LAKE Michigan: 3 bed- n4 Lakepointe- 2,000 313-446-7030 rage, gas fireplace, rent. Starting at $300 room, 2 bath between sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 1 deck, washerl dryer, WANTED: Clean, 1 or 2 per month. Includes Petoskey & Charle- 1/2 bath. Appliances. ~L~~I~~ mowing! snow remmc- bedroom house or utilities. Lucido & As- voix on Little Traverse $2.000. (313)884- apartment in Grosse SALES & RENTAL Bay. Great beach, ter- ai, near stores, tennis, 4887 . sociates, (313)882- preschool. $1375. Pointe for 9 days, be- 1010 Sugar Sand Beaches rific sun~ets. Sleeps gtning June 9th- 18th. Variety of fully 10. $1,400 per week. Available July 1. ALLARD in the Woods. KENNEDY BUILDING (415)752-7552 furnished (901)861-2172 (313)885-1470 3- 4 bedroom bunga- Opposite Eastland low. Available July condos & homes. UPPER flat, 3 bed- 709 TOWNHOUSES/ Shopping Center. 1st. $1,490/ r,nonth. SUNSETS, sandy rooms, 2 baths. CONDOS FOR RENT City of Eastpointe. Marl Vesci Realtors (313)882-2646 beaches, 2 hour drive. Breakfast area, sun- BEAUTIFUL Shores Near 1-94 & 1-696 1(800}-24-VESCI • (800-248-3724 ) 3 bedroom, 2 bath. room. air, all applian- GROSSE Pointe City, Condo, 2 bedrooms, 1 Single suites-5.600 www.vescl.com North Muskegon. ces, 2 car garage. vintage farm house, 2 1/2 baths, garage, sq. ft. on main level. (231)744-nOS $1.3501 month. secur- bedrooms. $950. By appointment storage, all applian- PORT Austin area- ity deposit. No pets. Available JUly 1st. 81o-n6-5440 ces, $7951 month, 722 *****VACATION RENTALS Beautiful 4 bedroom Tennis court shared. (313)331-2476 plus security. 810- MACK AVE. LEASES OUT Of STATE home. Located on (313)821-8722 GROSSE Pointe Park, 872-0282 ADDRESS SQ. FT. 100 year old log cabin Lake Huron. Visit VJeb 701 APTS IFLATS, DUPLEX house, 3 bedroom, 2 18150 Mack GPC 1910 ST. Clair Shores, 2nd on mountain lake, site as follows: 1m DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY bath. appliances ga- 18424 Mack GPF ..1600 floor. 2 bedroom con- Rangeley ME. $475 saJebYQwoer.com ref- rage. 2,000 square 17200 Mack GPC .. l300 188 Eastlawn, cul-de- do. Jefferson! Marter per week. 313-417- erence # 10001587. feet. Updated 26803 Harper SCS.1 000 sac with Canada river area. Rent $695. 9279 Or call, 517-738-6593 throughout. $1,5951 22211 Mack SCS 900 view- 2 bedroom low- (313)884-4887 month. ShareNet Re- 17200 Mack GPC 900 CAPE Cod Massachu- WATERFRONT Port er, appliances. $650. alty,248-642-1620 ST. Clair Shores- 2 bed- Sine & Monaghan setts, 1 week left, Sanilac, 6 bedrooms, Cats OK. For informa- room, private base- GMAC Real Estate June 23rd, at 2 bed- 3 baths, 5andy beach. tion (313)804-0276 HARPER Woods- 2 ment, carport. $850/ 313-&84-7000 room plus loft ocean bedrooms, garage, $1,5001 week. 313- BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom month. Security de- front, $1300. Off sea- 882-5070 and basement. plus duplexe, Moross, posit. Credit check son availability, $700. all appliances. $800. PROFESSIONAL office, 724 VACATION RENTALS close to St. John. mandatory. (810)415- Cozy housekeeping (313)318-8081 St. Clair Shores. Jef- RESORTS Neighborhood watch. 5537 Leave Message. ferson/ Marter area. beach cottage, perfect HARPER Woods- 4 for couple, $495 HARSENS Island- new $700 month. 810-293- Fax your ads 24 hours $350. per month. Call bedroom, 1. 5 car weekly. (313)886- 2 bedroom cottage, 8185 ga- 313-343-6569 Pat at Tappan & As- rage. Basement. all 9542 boat, motor, $6751 CADIEUX area 1 bed- o.-bu NlnoI sociates, 313-884- appliances. Fenced week. 810-773-7755 room apartment, dec- t~(f;.jF 6200 723 VACATION RENTALS yard. Rental Pros, orated. coin laundry. NORTHERN MICHIGAN 313-882-Rent 716 OffiCE, COMMERCIAL 716 OFFICE 'COMMERCIAL READ THE $3951 $4201 $500. g , CLASSIFIED FOR RENT FOR RHH Credit check, 313- SOUTH of Vemler, east Torch Lake- all sunset VACATION 882-4132. of Mack, 3 bedroom, 2 views. Beautiful condi- RENTALS&. 112 bath, 2 1/2 car, PACK YOUR LOWER 2 bedroom, tion. Weeklyl monthly. BAGS! $2,3001 month. 810- RETAIL KERCHEVAL dining room. liVing Please call 312-920- 286-2330, 810-295- room. Split basement or "HILL" 6272. Private two- 0509 $550 per OFFICE BUSINESS DISTRICT four bedrooms. All month.(81 0)777-1962 706 HOUSES fOR RENT unique. DETROIT VIA YNE COUNTY TO PLACE AN AD 1,400 sq. ft. HARBOR Springs con- 2 bedroom house, De- do on Little Traverse CALL 31NB2-6800 ext 3 troit. $625. Credit On-Site Parking Bay Golf Club. Sleeps CirclP.! I\lim NawI check. (313)859-9650 ,vcj«t!if. 31 3-343-5588 8. (313)823-1251

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, 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE FOR sale by owner- 757 5230 Lodewyck 3 bed- 790 Canterbury, excep- FARMS Colomal "M" 1500 S. Renaud- brick 20934 Lochmoor, Harp- Hawthorne. Spacious room. Immediate oc- tional ranch on qUiet street Jem, 441 ranch, beautiful large er Woods. Grosse ranch, (2,300 sq. ft.) cupancy. Asking cul-de-sac In the McKinley, 1,844 sq ft, lot, sprinkler system, Pointe Schools. 3 Just 1 1/2 blocks from $89,000. Shown by Woods. 3 bedroom, 2 3 bedrooms, living spacious living! dining bedroom brick bunga- lake. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 appointment, agents 1/2 bath, new roof, all room. formal dining, room, sunroom, wood low, 1 1/2 baths, 2 1/2 welcome, (313)882- new doors & windows, open kitchen with is- baths, loads of poten- paneled 3rd bedroom tial. Priced to sell at car garage. New An- 3145 finished basement. land and eating area. converted to den, 1 dersen windows! roofl first floor laundry, Updated bath, finrsh- $254,900. Appoint- 1/2 baths, bay win- ment (313)885-4660. tnm and storm doors. GROSSE Pointe Farms- large wood deck sur- ed basement, central dows, fireplace, high Open Sunday 2- 4. $159,900. Open Sun- 342 McKinley Ave. 3 rounded by Japanese air, gas forced air, basement with lav & bedroom, 2 1/2 bath garden with pond. second floor hot tub, rec room, 2 1/2 car day 1- 4p.m. French colonial. New $425,000. By appoint- custom Ceder deck GORGEOUS 3 bedroom garage. (313)884- (313)884-2431 wood windows, refin- ment, (313)881-5356 with lighting, 2 car ga- brick ranch, remod- 7664 rage. $274,900 eled "kItchen (cherry 21246 Littlestone. 3 ished hardwood 874 South Brys. Com- (313)886-2925 cabs), family room, liv- DOn't Forget- floors, professionally pletely renovated, bedroom ranch. Land ing room with fire- call your ads in Eartyr landscaped, neutral center entrance colo- contract terms availa- place (gas Insert). At- Classified Advertising decor and many other GROSSE Pointe Part<. 2 ble. $155,000. nial with attached ga- tached garage, finish- 313-882-6900 ext 3 updates! $374,900. rage. 3 bedrooms, 2 family flat, 6 and 6. 2 (313)881-6770, eve- car garage plus part<- ed basement with fire- ~lb8rt~ ~WI (313)886-0658 1/2 baths, new roof, nmgs, (313)885-8262 ing, separate base- place (gas insert). (\Qlti9N#?'j new 500 square foot new roof '90. Century deck With custom ment, fumace. Lower. 21 Town & Country, 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE seating, profeSSionally newly decorated. , 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE Robert Agnello, 810- landscaped, new fin- $189,900. (734)449- 939-2800 Ished basement, 2208 Mutschler kitchen, multIple fireplaces. 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE $399.000. Higbie , Maxon Agney, 313- 886-3400. 845 EDGEMONT_E~!iI$:.,~ DONATE your cars. 4.400 sq ft boats, R.V., trucks, Custom Built property to: MISSING 5 bedroom '\IEW l.JS11'lG CHILDREN PROJ- 3F12H baths WOODS BUNGALOW CONDO Oliistandrng IhrN" bedroom Mu ..t .,ee' "Imo.,t n< ~or ()utslandl~ four lx'droom one w bungalow wlt11numerous updates ECT- for a tax dona- Island kllchen !l:cou" IWO 1)( (lroom lownhou'i( am one t'lalfbalh tltll1galow with Includmg "Iew roof "Inyl Siding d very Ill( t' neauvc touch rrl1wlwllc 1658 Broadstone 3 and.,1 whole hou!>c bedroom bnck colo- central Air & SCcond Floor Laundry (81 0) 773-7138 nial, large lot, many .i HOll-.c,> from Private Lclkefront Park. S7Q5.

813 NORTHERN MICHIG:\N tt 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE SOs CONDOS: APTS, HATS ,f IJOMES GROSSE Pointe Farms- HANDYMAN special. LARGE ranch, St. Clair ST. CLAIR SHORES LAKESHORE Village, 41 \. 12 wooded acres, 4 304 lothrop. One 9140 Grayton. Perfect Shores, 23355 Robert Sharp 4 bedroom home 23203 Edsel Ford bedroom, 2 story *i r story brick colonial, 2 starter or investment John (between lake- featUring formal dining Court. St. Clair home with full finished ~ bedrooms, 1 1/2 property. $69,900/ shore & Morningside, room, 5O'x 162' lot. Shores. Spacious 2 basement, 2 & 4 car 2 , baths, hardwood best. As is. By owner. south of Ford house). $119,900. FHAIVA bedroom condo. Just garage & pool. locat- ,. floors, fireplace, large 313-881-2425 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 ST. CLAIR SHORES remodeled. Carpet ed just North of la- k l baths. 2225 sq. ft., 1st offering. Lakeview throughout, natural kitchen with wood HARPER Woods newer peer. 825CY-G, 1 formal dining room. Schools. Sharp 5 room cedar beams. all new stove, 1st floor laun- 3 bedroom great room $192,000, (800)871- much more. Must see ranch includes all appli- appliances including dry, double attached colonial. 2 full and 2 5595. J. Mcleod Re- to believe. (313)886- ances. $92,500. FHA washer & dryer. Cen- garage, new furnace/ half baths, center is- alty 4634 Lee Real Estate tral air, club house land Kitchen, finished CABIN on almost 2 air. Priced at Ask for Harvey pool & day care. Best basement, 2 car ga- OPEN Sunday 1- 4. 83 $299,500, well below 810-771-3954 unit & location in com- acres. 5 miles nort of rage, Grosse POinte South Edgewood Dr., professional apprais- plex. Must see to ap- Port Huron. Forest- Schools . $189,900 Grosse Pointe ville. All paneled. 2 al. By owner leaving 80' COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS preciate. $97,900. Homeowners Con- Shores. 1/2 block 1/2 bedrooms, large the city. (313)886- Call for an appoint- cept. (810)n6-4663 from lake on quiet kitchen, large deck, 8387 or 313-881-8087 1,026' square office ment. 810-598-9890, court. 3 bedrooms, 2 shed. Public beach. HARPER Woods, condo. 11 Mile! Harp- 810-872-8787 1/2 baths, huge family $69,000 (810)385- GROSSE Pointe $89,000 or $106,900. er. $140,000. CB Ri- room, huge year 9258 Woods, 621. Moor- 2 beautiful updated 3 chard Ellis. (248)353- around Florida room, 806 OUT STAH HOMES land, 3 bedroom, 2 bedroom homes. private yard & patio, 5400 HARBOR Springs. Trout 1/2 bath colonial. Basements, garages. Creek condo, 3 bed- beautifully decorated. 803 CONDOS,' APTS/FLATS BEAUTIFUL Marco is- Newer features like new throughout. room plus 2 bath. Too many updates to land beachfront. Avail- throughout. Custom Charlie lutz, 810-202- Near skiing, golf. -. list. Finished rec room 2 bedroom, 2 bath cor- able August! Decem- family room, approxi- 3487 $228,000. 231-526- & bonus 4th bedroom ner unit at Lakeshore ber ($1800 per mately 28x 15 with & bath. Must see. 1026 HARPER Woods, 3 Village. Completely month). March/April Fieldstone fireplace. $585,000. No Brok- remodeled, hardwood 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN bedroom bnck ranch, ($2800 per month). Excellent move- in ers! (313)886-3542 floors & marble LOTS 3 1/2 car garage. Up- Photos available. condition. Professio- throughout. New mar- dates include: central OPEN Sunday 12- 5, (313)881-3373 5 to 10 acre parcels of nal low maintenance ble & granite 2nd floor air, roof, electncal, fin- 2118 Ridgemont, east land contract landscaping with bath. Unique custom ished basement. Nat- Grosse Pointe 808 WATERFRONT HOMES terms. Most down deck. Broker/ owner. work from top to bot- ural fireplace. lots Woods. Newer 2 1/ 2 paymenlEl a low as 313-886-2535 tom. Call for more de- more, $170,000. San- car garage, large HARRISON Township. $500. For a complete tails or appointment. GROSSE POinte dy O'Conner, ReMax deck, custom kitchen. Owner sale. 37925 list of all available par- $110,000. (248)797- Woods, SCott built, 5 Advantage, 810-598- 1,000 square feet, no Cberry Lane, 4 bed- cels, including loca- 8724 bedroom colonial with 0700 basement. but abun- room home, updated tion maps, surveys 2 full and 2 half baths. dant storage space. 100' canal frontage. and photos, go to: Updated kitchen, fin- HARPER Woods- Great Modem decor. FRASER- unique end Reduced! $219,000. www,northernlandco, unit, 1 bedroom, 650 313-885-5567 Ished basement, cen- bungalow with hard- (313)283-9507 kQffi Offered by North- sq. ft., carport, patio, tral air, first floor laun- wood floors under car- em Land Company in dry, 2 1/2 car garage pet. 4 bedroom, 2 stove, refrigerator, PORT Huron luxury 3 Kalkaska. and much more. Move bath, basement, Flori- dishwasher, many ex- bedroom, 2 1/2 bath GOLF course lot on in condition. Call for da room overlooks tras. $64,900/ nego- condo with outstand- Garland Fountains appointment deep lot. Priced tiable. (810)286-1929 ing Sf. Clair River Course in lewiston. (313)882-5353 $10,000 lower than view, owner. GROSSE Pointe City 72 holes (248)477- other listings with (810)987-9034 flat. 617/ 619 Neff. 9824 GROSSE Pointe- Eng- same floor plan. Seller Living room, dining lish Terraces. Sunny motivated, make ofter. UTSTANDING colo SPACIOUS 3 bedroom room, 2 bedrooms, comer unit townhouse Only $129,900. nial in Grosse Point ranch home on 87' den, 2 car garage, 6 bedrooms, 3 1/2 Schultes Real Estate. Farms! 3 bedrooms, prime frontage. Com- central air. $359,900. baths, library, renovat- (810)573-3900 1. 5 baths, basement. pletely renovated. (313)882-3975 ed kitchen. Central Absolute move- i Den, family room, 3 condition! Evely baths, newer 2 1/2 car air, newly refinished ST. Clair Shores- 21521 GROSSE Pointe, 496 Washchuk, RaMa garage. AU appliances hardwood floors. Nat- Kramer, 3 bedroom St. Clair English Tu- Discover, (810)665 Included, dock & ural fireplace In hving ranch, new carpet, dor townhouse. Re- 9800 hOISt. Nicely land- room. Elegant dining new driveway. New duced!. Asking scaped yard & black- room. 2 car garage. wmdows ordered. $259,000 Call 313- top drive. Very sharp Over 3,000 sq. ft. $126,500. (313)882- 885-5567 (313)882-5282 n37 throughout! $350,000. ~ Abram Realty 1-800- ST. Clair, Ml- Golf ~ 727-3890. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE course condo. 14th In The Classifieds fairway. 2 bedroom, 2 Or~ Point~ ~ws bath. 2 car garage, full 809 WATERFRONT LOTS (.\if9ffl¥lj basement. Asking, 637 WASHINGTON RD. G.P.C. $230,000. (810)326- LARGE lake lot on Wild- (313)882-6900 ext. 3 4120 wood Lakes. 20 mi- nutes from Gaylord. 4 Bedroom, 2 $28,000. 517-569- hath. new 2 1/2 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 2409 car garage. 200' deep lot. 2,348 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN SQuare feet. Best Value in Grosse Po~nte Shores HOMES 949 Ballantyne GOLFERS: 3 bedroom , . Open Sunday, June 3, 2pm - 4pm Buill IQ29 Spacloue 4 bedroom colonlal 2 1/2 bathe (plus loft) condo .• $425.000 Fanuly room, large kltchen, maUl floor laundry Treetops. 1,900 sq. ft. Call Maureen Al11son H1gb1e Maxon Agney Rental program avail- 313-821-9074 313-886-3400 en. 123 able. (248)477-9824 Classlfleds • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 ? -:--

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