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(,:!. ~O.:>O. 4(, IMgt'S (jrossc I'oinh'. :\li('hi~i.m 'lI01nt'l><'lin'ry 71('.' ~t'\\ssl.lIId sum lh'('('mJwl' U, 2001 State demands • The Harper Woods children's Christmas party, held Wednesday, Dec 5, was a hit again this year Page 2A f public school • The Crl\'C,. c ~kC C:lr t~at ci"o.shad .... on Lochmoor last summer, killing three passengers, has been bound over to I Wayne County Circuit Court on three students' files counts of second'de[lrt:.t~ i'ilUider Page 3A By Melissa Walsh strong reactIOn from memo • The la1;t ot eight houses to be Staff Wnter bers of the Gr%se Pomte razed for a future publiC use develop- Parents can no longer Board of FducatlOn ment at Mack and Moross Will be pur- a~sume that the personally School board preSIdent chased by the city of Grosse POinte Identifiable mformatIOn Jack Ryan saId that the Farms for $295,000 Page 3A they and teachers prOVIde state mandate "falls at the on theIr chIldren WIll remaIn heels of propo,;,al A," whIch • Grosse POinte Park offiCials said I they are about one week away from In the local dlstnct strengthel'ed state control of " coming up Withways to Silence machin- School dIstrIcts stateWIde pubhc educatIOn ery at Patterson Park Page 7A are reqUIred to ~ubmlt "I am personally con- • The Fnends of the Harper Woods detaIled data on publIc cerned about gatherIng Public Library delivered an aarly holi- '>chool students and theIr InformatIOn thIS way," Ryan day gift to library director Dale Parus famIlIes to a central reposl' saId Page 7A tory called the MIchIgan Ryan asked what would EducatIOn InformatIon prevent the federal govern- • A Grosse POinte Park robotiCS System ment from reqUIrIng that team places 12th out of 60 teams at the MIchIgan publIc school the state forward the mfor- First Lego League State Tournament dIstrIcts have submItted matlOn contaIned In the Page 18A tour batches of student data database to a natIonal InSti- • Harper Woods school system m November 2000 and In tutIOn launches a content-nch webSite Page March-AprIl, July and Indlcatmg concern that 18A. November 2001 parents' and students' nghts • The Grosse POinte Board of Each student now has an are beIng "trampled on," Education approves a bid request for electrOnIc IdentIty file In the Ryan added, "These are con- the construction of a conceSSion stand MIchIgan SIngle Record stItutIonallssues " and field-accessible restrooms at Defer Database Board member Joan Elementary School's freld. Page 19A Each file IS fielded for the RIchardson called the state • The Grosse POinte Library Board student's name, address, mandate "an outrageous of Trustees adjusts policy of gOing out date and place of bIrth, gen- mvaSIOn of prIvacy" for bid to meet new branch ground- der, grade level, race/ethmc- RIchardson expressed breaking goals Page 21 Ity, ImmUnIZatIOns, teacher concern that students who • The opening of a fourth main run. record for each course, each have dISCIplInary Issues or way at DetrOit Metropolitan Airport Will Photo bv Brad LmdlM>rg teacher's SOCIal Secunty counselmg needs on their help ease alrlmer co",gestlon for the number for trackmg, grades record could potentially be next 25 yf'ars Page 23A Flowers won't say die for each course, all test dlscnmInated agamst when • Notre Dame won the champi- Perhaps these hardy geraniums ue nature's way of thanking scores, prImary language at later seekmg acceptance Into college or seekmg onship at the University Liggett School BonDie Healy for all the organic fruits and ve&etables in the pro- home, famIly poverty assIs- Holiday hockey tournament With a 5-1 duce department of her 3l-yeu-old health food store on Mack in tance, speCIal educatIOn dIS- employment VictOryover Grosse POinte South In the Grosse Pointe Woods. The flowers blooming outside Healy's abIlItIes and servIces, Board member Joseph title game. The Insh defeated Grosse Health Hut have drawn the interest of many passers-by who, socIal/emotIOnal counselIng, Brennan IndIcated that he finds the reqUIrement "lugh- POinte ~orth 3-1 In the semifinal round, awart' of the inevitable onset of winter as the holiday season con- record of career counselIng, ly obJectIOnable" He called while South edged ULS 2-1 In overtime tinues, likun the colorful flowers to celebrating Christmas in July. speCIal academIC achieve- In the other semifinal Page 1C ment and detaIled record of It "another mamfestatlOn of any dISCIplInary epIsodes everythmg that's wrong resultmg m expulSIOn WIth Proposal A " PreVIOUsly, local ~chool Board member Jeff WEEK AHEAD . Blood drive is today distrIcts were only reqUIred Brodenck saId, "There's no to prOVIde the state WIth questIOn In my mInd that The Southeastern MIchIgan (negatIve) blood on Its shelves 0- IS summary data on student thIS IS an out-of-control situ- Monday, Dec. 17 Amencan Red Cross WIll hold a the umversal blood type, whIch attendance, enrollment, atlOn" Flu shots will be available from 2 to 7 blrlOd dnve from 9 a m to 3 p m means anyone can use It achIevement, graduatIOn AccordIng to school attor- p m In the lobby of Cottage Hospital Thursday, Dec 13, at the Grosse WInter blood dnves are especIally rates and speCIal educatIOn ney Mark McInerney, the There IS a $5 fee and there IS no POInt() War MemorIal, 32 Lakeshore cntIcal m order to make up for statIstIcs ~tate requIrement IS legal, charge for Medicare subscribers No m Gr('~se Pomte Farms declInes dUrIng the summer At the Dec 10 meetIng of smce the state IS an arm of appointment ISnecessary. No appmntment IS necessary The months the Grosse POInte Board of the pubhc school system For more Information, call Bon need t01 blood IS cntICal Locally, the Amencan Red Cross EducatIOn, Marge Parsons, Nevertheless, all school Secour5 Cottage Community Health For more InformatIOn, call the needs more than 800 UnIts of blood .. assIstant superIntendent of board members present at War Memonal at (313) 881-7511 or day to meet the needs of patIents In Promotion at (586) 779-7900 evaluatIOn and assessment, the Dec 10 meetIng mchcat- the Red Cross at (800) GIVE LIFE southeastern MIchIgan Unfortun- saId that the state IS requlr- ed agreement In theIr SUSpI- The Red Cross IS hopmg for dona. ately, the Red Cross IS only able to The Grosse POinte Library Board mg the dIStrICt to forward cIOns regardIng the consti- collect 650 UnIts a day, resultIng In a meet;> at the Neighborhood Club at 7 tlOns of at least 50 umts dUrIng the mformatlOn that the dlstnct tutIOnalIty of the reqUIre- pm SIx-hour dnve because there IS cur- shortage of 150 umts a day had taken pams to protect III ment to turn over prIvate rently a shortage Anyone who IS at least 17 years the past If dlstncts do not InformatIOn old or older, weIghs at least 110 The Grosse POinte Woods City As of Dec 10, the Southeastern comply, Parsons added, It IS pound~ and IS In general good Council meets at the Woods City hall at MIchIgan Amencan Red Cross had at the "rIsk of severe finan- The board plans to draft a les ... than a two-day supply of 0- health can donate 730pm CIal penalty" reactIOn to the state legIsla- The Grosse Pomte school ture, urgIng that local dls- The City of Grosse POinte City system would lose almost $3 tncts bp allowed to retam Council meets In ItS council chambers millIon of state fundmg If It control over the personally at730pm should resIst full complI- IdentIfiable data on theIr attendmg students and Tuesday, Dec, 18 theIr famIlIes The Grosse POinte Shores Village Council meets In the Village hall at 9 30 am Children and parents are Invited to Christmas make their own holiday gift wrap at the Harper Woods Public Library at 6 30 pm pageant Home: Grosse POInte Call (313) 343-2575 to reserve a Members of the chil- Park seat dren's prc!tram of the Age' 70 Grosse Pointe Theatre performed for the first Family: Seven chIldren, time to a public audi- seven grandchIldren INDEX. . ence Dec. 8 at East- Occupation: DetrOIt edI- land Center. 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t i• December 13, 2001 2A News Grosse Pointe News yesterday's headlines 50 years ago this week dentb expect to raIse more • Two armed lobbers • Men'!> NIght In the than $1,000 entered a bar on Mack III Village, "tdged for the sIxth • MIchael Collms, 12, of Grosse Pomte Park, held up con,ecutlve year on Monday Grobse Pomte Farms, has 12 customers and employees mght, I!>here to !>tay bem named JUnlOl Better and ebcaped Propneton, say the event Flbhmg Kmg of the Drum • For the first time III ha, attracted an mcreaslng- Farmly dl",lslOn beveral years, the local pub- h ldl ge number of patron" he, school sy~tem IS sponsor- <'ach year since It wa!> Imtl. Collm" hooked and landed mg a summer foreIgn travel ated m 1946 Pohce ebtlmate una!>sl"led d 2-pound, 9- program for POinte stu- Ihl., yeal's crowd at 4,000 ounce sheepbhead dunng dents The program IS open thp Better FIshing Inc to students who have com- It Ib almost too much fOl Rodeo at the Farms mumcl- pleted grades mne through pill plPr Thp fi ...h tm npd ont ,l~ t h.:lndlL," ~4hJ UJiL ~lu- 12 'w '\'ho ha\'c complctC'd pnet"r "We ought to have a to be the largest landed m theIr freshman year m col- ,,,parate btore tWIce as large the Drum FamIly dlVlslUn In lege for Men's NIght" the natIOn • The Blue and Gold 10 years ago this week Chapters of the HI-Y Club 'lIld Y-Teens of Grosbe 25 years ago this week • Schettler DI ugs, a POinte HIgh School have • Rebldents of Roslyn In Grosse POlllte mstItutlOn for really come up WIth a project Grosse POinte Woods are half a century, WIll close for thIS year complalnmg to cIty offiCIals good Saturday They plan to start the ball about a re1JglOus group that The closmg comes after rolhng on a new combma- has set up operatIOns m one the state LIquor Control lIOn gymnaflum-audltonum of the neIghborhood's rented CommissIOn m October for the school The clubs WIll bungalows Complamts cen- denied a transfer of the donate all proceed!> from tered on the Forever Family, FIsher Road store's hquor Anyone care for a crunchy beer? +helr Chnstmas Carnival to a group that appears to !Jcense to a prospective the gym proJPct The stu- attract young people buyer Local reSidents, Just a few seconds away from disaster. these three cans of Coors beer police and cIty offiCIals had joined 9,597 other cans in melting the snow Friday morning. Dec. 3. The opposed the transfer beer. confiscated in an October raid, was ordered destroyed by the state because the store was locat- Liquor Control Commission - all 400 cases, 900 gallons, 115.200 ounces of ed across the street from it. (Photo by Fred Runnells. From the Dec. 9, 1976 Grosse Pointe News.) ~ the Grosse POinte South HIgh Lheesecake School SHOPPE • Grosse Pomte North HIgh School has sometlung HW holiday party a hit to sohloqUlze about - ItS ~;/r productIOn of Shakespeare's Jason Sweeney " ,I "Romeo and Juliet" has been Staff Wnter named one of three finahsts At the annual Harper Visit Us ~~ In a natIonWIde competItion Woods clnldren's Chm;tmas party. volunt'!ers from the 'For tfie :J-(olidays The contest, sponsored by hIgh school and workers the Bravo ~etwork and from DPW proved that tra- Com cast Cable, drew more dJtlOn doesn't have to be as ru'e Stzll J1ake 'The 13est Cheesecake In 'Town than 250 entnes stale as frUItcake ar.d can be • Due to the hohdays, a lot of fun Now Accepting HoHday Orders Grosse Pomte Farms offi- The party for kld~ from CIals saId a tentative con- Infant to 9 years old, held tract for pnvate ambulance from 5 45 to 8 30 p I'1 m the 23409 Mack • St. Clair Shores servIce would not be ready gym and cafetena of the (1/2 Block South of 9 Mile Rd ) until January hIgh school, drew more than Currently, the Farms pub- 75 chIldren and theIr par- lic safety department oper- ents mto the holiday spmt (586) 773-2090 ates the clLy's emergency WIth a vanety of act:JV1t1es medIcal servIce program and a VISIt WIth Santa Games rangmg from pm- the-nose-on-the-snowman to 5 years ago this week bow1mg, golf, football and • As Grosse Pomte Pdrk bean-bag-tossll'g were lined up along one SIde of the gym Photos By Jason Sw.. "ey offiCIals get ready to offiCIal- allOWIng all the children to Three-year-old KassicUNawrocki spends a few min- ly open the new ice skat~nl!; test theIr skill utes with Santa telling him everything she wants for nnk at Patterson Park, they Wmnerb (,md those who Christmas before running back off to play gaDles. reahze somethmg must be came close to Wlnnmg by done to proVlde amenitIes ~ gIVIng It a good try) were that registered got dinner, NawrockI, parents of ' for the many skaters who courtesy of NatIOnal Coney Kassldl NawrockI, saId that gIven a chance to draw tick- WIll be usmg the nnk dunng although thIS IS theIr daugh- ets from camsters at each Island Famlhes shared sto- the cold WInter nes, compared theIr success ter's first tllne at one of the game Some of the tickets • The old Hardee's fast at the games and as CIty partIes, they'd be sure to were lucky wmners that return next year food restaurant on Mack were redeemable for pnzes councJlwoman VIvIan SaWIcki saId, "enjoyed the Chances at a few pnzes near Kerby m Grosse Pomte that ranged from bracelets Farms WIll be transformed feeling of community" for adults were also avaIl- and nngs to holiday orna. SaWIckI and her daughter able Keepsake bags of Into a Wendy's ments, key chams. pencil., were not the only famlhar candy decorated by felt • Local school offiCIals are and other small toys faces at the event Mayor snowman and elves were up trying to come up WIth a On the other end of the for rame and dIe-hard mem- remedy for overcrowdmg at gym, the artistic SIde of chl!- Ken Poynter and counCIl- woman Cheryl Costantmo bers of the Dads' club were Parcells Elementary School dren was gIven an outlet also came out for the fe~bvl- on hand ofTenng llIckets to m Grosse Pomte Woods Every child got a felt stock- ties theIr Super Bowl raffle, Ing to keep as a remmder of When asked If she'd be theIr pancake breakfast The school's enrollment IS the mght 793 students DIstrict back, SaWIckI saId, "I've scheduled III January and aammlstrators project It Ghtter pamt, markers, been here (at the partIes) hand-crafted fresh hohday HOURS. stenCIls and a few sequms slllce my kIds were III dIa- wreaths, WIth the profits TUES FRI9AM 6 PM WIll mcrease to 822 students were on hand to let each one pers" gomg nght back to benefit SAT9AM 5PM In the next five years In become a unique master- She saId she'd keep com- the kIds that the party was '(,I",r!1 ~411/I}),,!!, general, ~chool offiCIals saId a total of 500 students make pIece mg to them as long as one of bemg held for FREE PARKING in rear After wearmg out theIr her chIldren was young WhIle the fun of the 22602 Greater Mock for an optImum middle school populatIOn legs and theIr creatIve enough to get m evelllng IS over, the hot dogs 810-443-5690 - Brad Lindberg urges, every family member Le:Jn and Mana are all eaten and the games are packed back up, there IS no reason for sadness The Harper Woods Easter party WIll be here soon
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ROMEO 89 --MiQ'_ \J:J LowFATCOO~IES 9 MARASCHINO CHERRY ~ December 13, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 6A News Pointer leads a double life as editor and spy photographer By Bonnie Caprare another chase ensued Ttus Staff Writer time the pursuit was of a Th the untrained eye, the 2003 Mazda Tribute being POINTER OF INTEREST traffic alung Oakwood towed on a flatbed trailer we landed," Dunne said "I Boulevard 1'1 Dearborn After almost lOSIng the 122nd out of the 300 most looked hke any other mam trailer at a light on mfluentlal people m auto- hopped out of the helicopter, thoroughfare on a Fnday Oakwood, Dunne caught up motwe history went clck-chck-chck-chck- morning Even Jim Dunne and tunll'd tUll Into a park- 'I've wntten about CRrs chck and got back In I thmk m hl~ 2002 Subaru Impreza mg lot He muttered an for 40 years and nobody they were stunned" WRX test car blended In expletive und,'r his breath pays attentIOn," Dunne said Three years ago, Dunne happened upon a notch of \\ Ith the orderly east-west al. he kJ( kl'd up II spray of "I take a few fuzzy pho- flow of traffic gravel III t 11('all.,\, trYing to tographs and I'm a celebri- property for sale that cut But after only a few mm- beat th •• t l,lIl"I'~ turn onto ty" IIIto DalmlerChrysler'1. utes on the road, Dunne had the Soulhtidd !<'n'eway Anzona prOVIng grounds a find entranl'l' lalllp lIl' nlls~ed, Dunne started out III the and purchased It "Thc) \\ cnt brnl.;('r~ w"wn 1 here s cl LlIIluln bUI lit' 1I1',ll 1111' I rlllll'r l\t II publlc; TIFFANY & CO. rk I) "'0 ~ T ( E( T1P"1 4~ lil ' .... r f r"" \~ December 13,2001 Grosse Pointe News News 7A HW library gets gifts, balances content, concrete Jason Sweeney Parus to say that there IS mon' durable media and A blolk of morwy willed to Staff Writer something In the nearly 65- ~ome extra ~torage ;,pace the lIbl ary by that and be politically cor- 1\.'Pl11..d III "lldl11 11 l,.l \\1111 1....t\ III l,l..tnh rect and not gl't coy With \Ill! l\ 1I11hk III 11\11 \\ lilt IIlIll md \\ Id "'l/L" cllchl's hke victim hil"hmg" Upon leavmg th£> Dl'trOit apartment and heading back to the Wood.." Mnatsakanov te"tlfied that pat scott~jewelers PIl'rno hegan dnvmg "CTi17Y" as he "fi'lhtmled» through a nght turn from northhound Mack to ea"thound Lochmoor 19495 Mack. Grosse POinte Woods • 313-881-5882 "The gIrl" \ distrIcts by Lansmg. Smce Proposal A, Lansmg control Students. the local publIc school distrIcts' purs strIngs If local dlstncts won't pia ball With the state, LanSIng Withholds privacy rights money. In Grosse Pomte, where school offi- Opinion CIals have been reslstmg the student in jeopardy mformatlOn mandate for several ig Brother doesn't hve In years, further recalCitrance could cost Washmgton, D C RathQr, he's the dlstnct $3 mIllIon found a home m Lansmg If so, why do they need It? It seems B How about students' race and eth. In LanSIng, Grosse Pomte and As reported In a front-page to us that someone doesn't set u.p and nlclty, place of birth, pnmary lan- Harper Woods publIc school students story by educatIOn reporter Mehssa mamtam an expensive and,mtenslve guage m the home, mental and phys- are merely faceless names and num- Walsh, all pubhc school distrIcts In database and not use It Perhaps the ICal dlsabllJtles, SOCialand emotIOnal bers, people whose prIvacy hardly Michigan are required to send state wIll find the InformatIOn useful counsehng, poverty aSSIstance, spe- ments protectmg At least on the local detailed student mformatlOn to when you apply for a government Job CIal educatIOn and dlsclphnary level, our students and families are Lansmg, where the data IS kept m a actIOns'1 01 a student loan faces and names we know and central computer called the Michigan Through the course of educatmg And who IS to say the feds won't respect Edu.::o.t.on InformD.tlOn S) stem d1, J"n'und the) be f01"\\ J.rded o.!l thIS childl :>chvul" Jv llvlInally wll", ...t We think the local schools are safer In the system, every pubhc school pnvate mformatlOn as necessary JUICY, pen,onal mformatIOn about repositorIes of prIvate student and "tudent m the state Will have a file m about students and their famlhes your student and your family? famlly InformatIOn. The state has no the Michigan Smgle Record But until now, that sensItIve mforma- Just paranOIa on our part? Perhaps, bUSiness Intrudmg on students' and Database tIOn has been kept under lock, key but we're not alone famlhes' pnvacy rIghts The state IS good at keepmg data- and password at the local school level School board members spoke out bases on mdlvlduals Its LEIN (Law And even at the local schools, only agamst the mtruslOn Monday mght We urge parents, students and edu- Enforcement InformatIOn Network! IS authOrIzed personnel With a need to Joan Richardson called Lansmg's cators to call or WrIte state Rep. outstandmg, allowmg pohce depart- know are allowed to look at certam mandate "an outrageous InvaSIOn of Andrew Richner HIS number m ments throughout the state to search records In fact, as Grosse Pomte prIvacy" Board preSident Jack Ryan Lansmg IS (517) 373-0154 H1S fax for outstandmg warrants and CrImI- schools supermtendent Suzanne saId students' nghts were bemg number lS (517) 373-6094 His mall nal records on mdlvlduals Klem pomts out, even she does not "trampled on " address IS Rep Andrew Richner, But those are for cnmmals, mdlvId- have the authority to look at some Board member Joseph Brennan State CapItol, Lansmg, MI 48909; uals who have done somethmg wrong files called the state's strong-arm tactics to cause their pnvacy nghts to be But now all that personal, "student "another mamfestatlOn of everything and hiS e-mal! address IS encroached upon ldentlfiable" mformation must be that's wrong With Proposal A " anchner@house state.ml us But the only thIng students and sent to LanSing. Remember Proposal A? In return Hopefully, Richner can do more about thIS student prIvacy lssue than familIes have done to lose their pnva- I'm sure state offiCials wl!l give us for a cap on property tax assessments he did about preventing our pubhc Cy rights IS to attend pubhc schools m all kmds of assurances that the mfor- (unless you move), we agreed to a 50 parks from being taxed, but that's Michigan matIon IS safe W1th them They would percent Income tax hike and the What pnvacy? never share It With anyone. finanCIal takeover of the publIc school another story , ' , ' PRODUC110N EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED 1313) 882-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING Robert G. Edgar (313J 882.0294 Barbara Ya.beck V~lha(ke, (313) 882-3500 (313) 882-w90 Manager Pubhsher John Minms Margie ReinS Smith, Fran Velardo, Peter J BICkner, Ad\ertlSmg Manager Ken Schop. EdItor and General A...."iolstant Editor /Featl.lre Editor Manager A.".,ISlant Manager Kim M Mackey, AsslStanl to the ProductIOn Manager Robert B. Edgar Chuck Klonke, Sport. EdItor Ida Bauer Ad \ ert Ismg M ana geT Founder and Pllbhsher (313) 343-5590 Bonn,e Caprara. Stall \'linter Ang,e Hart Kathleen M Stevenson, (J 940.1979) B ... d lln~borg. Staff Wnter Me'ame Mahoney Greg ltartoSlfWICJ: leslie Mann mo Ad\E'Thsmg Representat1\oe Jason Sweeney Staff VJnter DaVId Hughes Mary EII.n V.nDu •• n, Mel.ssa Walsh Siaff Wnter CIRCULATION (313) 3435576 PoIT.pp.r Diane- Morelli, Edltonal A"s\"'tant Karla Altevogt, Manager Ad\l'T1lsmg Repr~ntatl\e Member Suburban Grosse Pointe News ~t::.~:y~~~~::) Penny D.mck GrGSif' POinte F.arms MI 48n6 M.. deleme SOCIO Sf'<'Clal \'IInte' Carol MIlligan, Julie R Sullon, ~ne~~~lof Amenca Vol. 62, No. 50, December 13, 2001, Page SA Betty Brosseau l'rooircadu AdmlnlSlrall\e A~l ..tant Ad\erllsmg Repre"-ent1.h\E' C.'ol Jarman !'le""", a. r A505OQillJ(m Reflections while in Europe Edztor's note The followzng was wrzt. We are on a tour of Northern ten Thursday. Sept 13. European capitals Our first meetmg was at 6 p.m (midmght EST) Our tour By Joseph Fromm guide, who was from Norway, started Former Mayor of Grosse POinte F;arms the meetmg With a mmute of Silence My wlfe, Bev, and I left DetrOIt Yesterday (Wednesday) all of the flags Metropohtan A1rport 14 hours before In Copenhagen flew at half staff I am the terronst attacks on the U S told flags of embassles of other coun- We were restmg up from our trIp m trIes also flew at half staff our hotel III Copenhagen, Denmark Damsh people on elevators or at tour After a brIef walk we returned to the sites expressed theIr sympathies for us hotel about an hour after the attacks AmerIcans. began A clerk behmd the desk at the hotel told us about the two planes that We left Copenhagen thIS mornmg for hIt the World Trade Center Oslo We stopped for lunch In Gothenburg, Sweden. A monument m We returned to our room and turned the town square had many bouquets of on CNN flowers and candles WIth SIgns such as My first reactIOn was "Thank good- "For our Amencan fnends " Address comments to cartoonist Phil Hands at [email protected] ness for CNN and Immedlate commum- We entered our hotel in Oslo and were catIOns" We were able to follow devel- mtervlewed by a reporter from the opments on CNN women What was mlssmg Umted m what Amenca largest newspaper III Norway from that sailor's training One forever Stands for and beheves m The next mormng we received e-maIl To the Editor: The city that "never The responses w'" have seen to date that allowed her to be sur- On Sunday, and vOIce mal! messages from all of our have been sympathetic, as have expres- pnsed that she was actually sleeps" five chIldren telhng us they were all There was ram, Slons of fnendshlp between our Salling off to be In harm's Now moves about shad- nght Our chIldren hve m five dlfferent Torrential tears pelletlng European alhes and all AmerIcans way m defense of her coun. ows of sIlt, metropohtan CltH~S m four dIfferent try? down In search of particles of It's a comfortIng experIence On Monday, saints states Perhaps the underestima- There was a sIlence, tion of our natIOn's resolve And martyrs who were A perfect fall-encompass- here today and WIll to fight that the Ing, blue-sky day modern b?rbarlans now Yet never gone m the Then on Tuesday hearts of Letters poundIng on our gates There was an outrageous The Amencan people apparently have made IS Rape of the Twm Trade based on their grasp of the Our love and alleglance the same reason, a state ref- Sailor on board one of the Towers In the pnnclples ofJuSllce fact that our armed force" And at the Pentagon, Enlightens erendum cannot legalIze the warshIps m the task force on seem to hav.e ceased bemg That make Amenca great medIcal use of manjuana Its way to the Middle East smoke Cannot bl' ~nuffpd OJt by readers organIzatIOns of well- And gray fires swelled all Finally, he vOIcesconcern T'le statement of the tramed fighters, dedicated terronsm To the Editor: over the appomtment of saIlor both shocked and dls, around Out of the ashes nses to seeking out and destroy- "Amenca the Beautiful" A Gro",e POinte Park reSl. "Federah;;t SOCIety Ideo- mayI'd me She SaId that she mg our sworn enemIeS Great spmts that hve on dent VOIcedIn a letter t'l the logues" t() the federal courts never thought she'd be In got a slap from hell' In the hereafter, Grosse Pomte News, "The He IS referrmg to the the pOSItIOn<;he was In on Tho"e new-age vandals There's a chIll In the aIr And find home so close JUry's out" some concerns appointment of conservatIVe that mornmg, that IS, "all. could under<;tandably inter- like no other To the transient hearts regarding Attorney ~neral Justices who rule based on mg off to war I'm para- pret the advertJ<;lng of the There's a Silence - a loss Of the hvmg, John Ashcroft Gros~ Pointe News The Op.Ed Page December 13, 2001, Page 9A _f~i by Ben Burns customer would bay, "Thank "It meanb he ha" done more Could be Jesus you" But Palazzolo m"l"ted than prOVIde exceptional The bond between a halr- on saying "Thank you" m serVIce, he has touched your dress~r and hIS chents IS response He explatned labo- "oulb" almobt as sacred as that m riously to Maler, when the Others who spoke mclud- the confeSSIOnal, so co' owner took hIm aSIde to ed Dr. Helen Panaioanou Salvatore Palazzolo explam proper Englt"h that and Totl s daughterb, Cathy knows secrets he WIll never he was so grateful to each Vitale, Josie Petkov and tell Good haIrdlesser!> are clIent for choo"mg hIm tholt Sera Palazzolo Chents much more he Just had to say, "Thank Rory Bolger, Maggie than artIstb you" He has been domg It Keenan-Bolger and Andre sculptmg the ever SlOce, explamed Jean Keenan-Bolger prOVIded fanCIes of Ballew, one of the 'Totl fan mU<,lC women In club" One of Palazzolo's stone~, theIr latest InCIdentally, the mck- recalled bv Ballew, may cut naml' "Totl" come, from a ha\ e "ummed un the man s Visit the Grosse Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs,keenspace.com L I k e customer ~ugge,tllln "mce phllo.,oph) a... "'I'll a" an)- Palazzolo, there were two Sah atore" at thmg ehe better known Ben Burns Maler-Werner 10 tho.,e day'" to hIS WIldly Toto I" a dlmlnutne of Oncl' \\ hen Totl wa., a affectIOnate clientele as young boy the famIly ..,at Racial profiling or prudence? Salvatore, ...0 ,he ...tarted "Toti," they are part halr- calling hlnl Totl ,md thp down to dmner The) had Ever smce Sept 11 and ment secunty people would dre"ser, part phIlosopher, barely '>tarted ('atmg ",hen want to questIOn and PO"SI- name <;tuck and became part the World Trade Center part psychologl"t, "tory- of hI, own ~alon.., name the Ie came ,\ knock ,lt the bh detam the"e people For atrocity - when we became tellers and confe""or<; But door Toil., fathl' I ,In.,\\('red everyone detmned, therp when he opened It ,It 17221 aware of a clear and pre- they never talk out of "chool Mack, h\ 0 block, ea "t of to find a man beggIng for aI e plob.lbh hundred" sent danger, that we are In the eyeb of a man hke food He mVlted the poor questIOned and searched Cadleux,1O 1974 , 'targets of murderous hostIl- Palazzolo, all women are Totl's son-m-law "Nmo man m, seated hIm at the Ity - It has been essentIal Should we not question equal and equally beautIful table and the famIly "hared and search? If we questIOn VItale" started the remark~ to beef up our mternal secu- - executIVes, homemaker", part of the Del' 2 program theIr meal WIth hIm Totl's hIm, does that mean we nty measures docton, society matrons and by saymg, "If the mea"ure of father and mother treated accu~e or convIct hIm? We naturally want to pre- w81trebses all get hIS speCIal a man's charactel I" through the man With great respect, Certamly not b he upset or vent auch happemngs attentIOn Palazzolo I" the number of friends he hdS like an honored glll'st After unfortunate, but such are mcon,emenced "ome? It IS agam, If at all pOSSIble In equally beloved by hlb and the bond he has WIth the man had left, Totl asked the "Ide.effects of war In a small prtce to pay for thIs quest for secunty, as a daughters, hIS m-Iaws and them, then Totl has earned a hiS father, Wa;, he a friend war, there IS an enemy. and natIOnal ~ecunty, to prevent response to terror, many hIS WIfe, Benedetta m front of a FIsher Road public safety pohce The owner of the Dogged G.P. restaurant on Monday, Dec DetrOIt pohce put the SUb- store arnved anti said noth- pect m a Imeup and used PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS mg seemed ml,smg or diS- 3 Park police get The CIty youth claImed he DNA eVidence to match the turbed m;,lde was pushed by a 15-year-old their man man WIth numerou, Officers put out the fire and aUObs the ;,trept A passlOg felomes Grosse POInte Park youth (~ullk H"pon,e to d com- cleared the dwelling of car hit the dog, ~endmg It to durmg an argument shortly The Wayne County prose pl,lInt regardmg a panhan bmoke an ,llllmal hObpltal Poh<.e Broken glass before 11 a m Witnesses dil'l H>,ulted m Grobs!' cutor labt week charged the "aId the dog WIll live Three wlOdows worth a man WIth 12 countb of first- said the CIty youth retalIat- I'Ollltt' P,lrk POlllp captunng - Brad Lindberg combmed $1,000 wrre ed by throwmg a punch at degree cnmmal bexual con- d nun ,ubpelted by DetrOIt Stop pays off smd,hed out of a specialty the Park youth .lulhontw, uf bemg a ,enal duct, five countb of home store m the 19500 block of A rout me tJ aftic ..,top on The Park youth suffered a Iapl,t mva'lOn and a number of Fnday, Dec 7 at J 50 II III , Window Kellv broken nose, a cut lip and a Otlil el' lllu,ed the man felony firearm VIOlatIOns The employee who opened resulted In the arre"tb of an pOSSible broken cheekbone md took hIm mto cUbtod\ 'Thlb arre"t Illustrates the "tore bald he had clobed dedicated work by the um- undel age Harpel Woodb shopping He was taken to a local hos- \\ fwn III\ ebtlgatlOn re\ ealed the mght of Dec 7 and had man tor dllvlIlg while under A 1993 FOId EconollIle pItal for treatment 11<'h,HI tned to hreak IIlto a fOIm and mVebtlgatlve offi- "p('IlTpd thp hUlldmg Entry tliL. JJiDu\..u\"L. uf Lth,uliVt Tht- "dU \o\-d.., L.HljJt.u..J uf .It"':! cvn home 111 the drpa of Baifoul lei' dill! a three-year <.om- to the store was barred by mCldent happened III the tentb after havmg Itb pas- ,lIld ~f.lck The arre.,t took mltment to abslstmg anoth- the metal gratmg mstalled Not lost, 19400 blolk of Mack III .,enger SIde ....mdow forced pl,lll' on NO\ 26 at about er agency," HIller saId behmd the glabs Grosbe Pomte Woodb open Dec 5 The van, was l 30 a m but found A breath tebt a half-hour parked for le;,b than an hour Once m lu,tody, detel- 1\vo Items of fine jewelry after the 20-year-old man III the lot of a home Improve- Hum-burglary tl\e, lorn pared thIs .,us- were not reported stolen Oven fire wa'> btopped revealpd a ment btole m the 20300 Two slx-foot-tall lighted 1'( d'" physIcal appearance but found m Grosse PomU: An oven contammg paper blood altohol level uf 061 block of Kelly but was emp- Chnstma" trep decoratIOns t, a compoblte Image they Shores and Grosse Pomte sparked a bmall fire run m percent twd of a collectIOn of hand were stolen from the front h Id generated for a 1999 Farms Grosse Pomte Park on The bubJelt was wanted III and power tools the owner yard of a home III the 20800 (llmplamt uf a DetlOlt horne A mall carner found a Thursday, Dec 6, shortly DetrOIt for pubhc disorder had been In the procebb of block of AnIta m broad day- IIlVa"lOn and cnmmal .,exu- gold and dIamond bracelet before 9 pm, m the 800 cnmes expandlllg whIle Illslde the light Dec 9 I! lOndmt' bald David In front of the Shores VIllage block of Nottmgham .,tore The ownel of the home 1111ler,the Park'b dIrector of hall on Fnday, Dec 7 returned from errands to A Warren man found a 14- find the two decoratIOns, Jeep hits boy; carat gQld weddmg and INASERIES. valued at over $160, missIng Thieves go to engagemept nng set III front from her yard She contact- What does it take to boy OK of a store I~ the 18600 Mack ed pohce at approxImately make an outstanding A 12-year-old boy flam school m the Farins on Saturday, 140 p m colliSIOn shop? Gro'>be POlllte Woods was The 1985 BUIck Electra Dee 8 not mjured when hIt by a parked III the hack lot of one Both Items WIll be held at , AUTOMETRIC blue 2002 Jeep statIOn of the schoob In the 20200 the respectIve pubhc safety "PROFESSIONALS" wagon on Mack at block of Kelly wab found Grab and go departments for 90 days COLLISION, INC. Bournemouth on Thursday, aftel thwves had already Another woman fell vlctlm Our team of highly-tramed t1cmeslIc iIIld tOlUlgll Dec 6, at about 3 45 p m had a chance to do their to a bump-and-grab style The dnvel of the Jeep dId work profeSSionals have years of colIslon tllP'* ~ robbery of her purse In front Houses egged InBMW,~ not stop The dnver's SIde door lock of a busmess m the 19700 A reSident m the 400 block expenence and are certified by AId, VW, Hand8 and The boy was crobblllg the and steenng column had block of Kelly both been fOIced and dam- of McKmley m Grosse , PQ(IChe ' .. btreet when the Jeep dnver The woman sustamed the State of Michigan and the aged and the "tereo had Pointe Fanns was not on th~ 24465 GndIot Ave. completed a nght turn on brUIses to the InSIde of her been removed from the sunny Side up when she Inter-Industry Conference of Eastpointe red from Mack Pohce 'ald It cheek and her teeth after a dashboard of the vehIcle returned to her home 5 Blocka South of 10 Mile was a shght hIt bnef struggle WIth the male Auto ColliSion Repair (I-CAR) when police arnved on the around 4 p m on Sunday, 810:774-3455 WIth the help of wltnebS- suspect, who made off WIth es, officers traced the owner bcene at approxImately 4 Dec 9 We offer plck up and dehvery service Mort..m hmto&pm the purse, whIch contamed am Dec 6 The reSIdent, who had of the Jeep to Onon $200, a cell phone, the TownshIp been away for two hours, woman's IdentIficatIOn, returned to find several eggs Insurance and credit cards thrown at the north and - Jason Sweeney Come see the Red Wings' own Glass houses west SIdes of the house and Car hits dog; A pharmacy m the 20400 the garage and Side doors dog OK block of Harper sustamed The eggs were washed off over $400 of damage m the the house and dId not cause KAREN NEWMAN On Thur"day, Dec 6, at Kid KO'd fOIm of a broken wmdow m any damage about 7 45 am, a woman A 16-year-old CIty of It" "Ide door Dec 6 Grosse Pomte youth IS Grosse Pomte Woods also hvmg m the 1400 block of A worker leaVIng another spendIng some time m the receIVed a call of a SImIlar Cook Road III GrObse Pomte busmesb at approxImately Wayne County Juvemle eggIng InCIdent on a house Woods openpd her front door 11 30 p m walked past the DetentIon Faclltty for play- on Newcastle that day to go to work when her dog btore as the alarm sounded, Ing hIS part In an altercatIOn - BonnU! Caprara took off after another dog promptmg her to call the Public safety responds to Kerby traffic concerns By Bonnie Caprara Ten of the 11 Vendome Beaupre, but are restncted and the parkmg restnctlons Staff Writer Court resldentb ongmally to kmdergarten pIck-up and recently put mto effect on Kerby Elementary School requested the City po"t a "Do drop-off only Several weeks CharlevoIX parentb and area reSIdents not enter to drop off or pIck ago, the Farms public safety Ferber saId he would con- Will bee yet another bhlft m up student;," Sign at the department cordoned a tmue to work With the parkmg and pick-up and entrance of Vendome Court three-block sectIOn of Vendome Court reSidents drop-off areab 111 the area of at CharlevOIX CharlevOIX, dlsallowmg and the school on thIS Issue the bchool However, Farms public stoppmg, standmg and A first meetmg WIth all safety director Robprt parkmg between 8 and 9 mvolved partIes took place In re"ponse to wncerns of Ferber felt that prohlbltmg a m and 3 and 4 p m on Wednesday, Dec 12 • With d purchase of $100 or more, }OU\lill receive a free reSIdents on Vendome all off drop-off and pIck-up If the school, bUilt m the Speakmg on behalf of the dUlo~rdphed ,erSlOn of Whal Chns/mas Means /0 Me Court, the Gros'>e Pomte access on Vendome Court late 1940b, was to be bUIlt Vendome Court reSIdents, • AUlo~rdphed verSions of Whal ChnstltUlS Means /0 Me may be Farms Public Safety would only shIft the traffic today, current zonmg stan- Manuel Paplsta saId, "We purch",ed for $20. Department WIll prohIbIt problem to another street dards would reqUIre 184 off- agreed to give hiS short- ENTER TO WIN 4 RED WINGS TICKETS stoppmg on the odd SIde of Traffic has been a concern street parkmg bpaces range plan a try, but It'S not the street bet ....een 8 and 9 for Kerby School area resI- Ferber'" addItional recom- a complete remedy" a m and 3 and 4 p m on dent,; and parents for borne mendatlOnb mclude postmg Kerby School prmclpal HARVEY'S "chool day, tIme In a traffic study SIgnS on Kerby Road dIsal- DebbIe Hubbell called The move will take away report of the area wntten by lOWIng parkIng between the Ferber's plan "a really good Located in The Village Across from Jacobson's "even of the 17 plck-upfdIOP- Ferber, hiS department has !>Chool and CharlevOIX compromise" off <;pots on Vendome Court been recelvmg "major com- between 8 and 9 a m and 3 Accordmg to Ferber's 313-881-0200 plamts" from Vendome and 4 p m to allow for more report, long-tenn plans are Vendome Court rebldentb Court re<;Idents smce 1997 pIck-up and drop-off spaces stIll needed approached the pubhl .,afety Accordmg to the report, Plam also call to re-evaluate departmpnt about ,>peed, Kerby School has 59 off-SIte the kIndergarten-only drop- Such plans Include askmg volume ane spaces are on put Into effect m September, master parlbng plan Kerby has already requested a Nature Nook curb cut on Beaupre to reduce traffic congestIOn on FLORAL & GIFTS that street Poinsettias • Gift Baskets Land sale Holiday Arrangements in Park 1\vo adjacent plots of clty- Your Local FlOrist That owned land WIll become avaIlable soon III a package deal for reSidentIal develop- Delivers 25-50rff ment In Grosse POinte Park. Park mayor Palmer No Duty. No Taxes Heenan expects the proper- Nationwide BEST Exchange Rate Ever ties at Beaconsfield and CharlevOIX WIll sell as one uaranteed deli\'en hefore Christmas for at least $200,OOQ 3I3-88S-7S8S Alterations &.' Monogram included A CIty adnlllllstrator said a developer has already OUf Come See Expanded shown mterest In the land LIne of FIne Gifts . Whoever buys It WIll face a . set of condItIons r------, The structure to be bUllt must be a smgle-umt, two- I 200/ O'fjrt cashcarry & I I 10 I family dwellIng facmg I hpJrr< I L ~ Beaconsfield The bulldmg I Any Item 12 '4 01 I 493 Ouellette Ave. Windsor, CANADA must have a bnck facade, Rt~ht afon~ Rhenlde Dr. to Ouellette Ave. four-car garage and green qIIO Kercheval in-thc-Villagc from Brldj(c or Just Left OIl! of Thane!. space 313-961-4731 • 888-L..\ZARES "It ha,; to be a quahty Other locatIOn <;tructure," said councIlman 1:.. Nine Mde • l'crndale Holiday Houn James Robson "I don't want '\1on-Sat 9am-7prn. Sun 1pm-5pm some cheap, pre.fab struc- fOR' 01 R (0'1/' f 1\ IF'l/CE BOROFR CROo;'iIN(. ture" = ill II:A1 I1PDAI t BORIn R'\O\\'COM' 1-ll66-89'1.BOROt R - Brad Lmdberg .., ...., • December 13, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 11A MICHIGAN'S "LARGEST" INDEPENDENT MITSUBISHI DEALER 1...MITSUBISHI THE BIG SCREEN COMPANYw A \)' GOLD SERIES 70" Projection TV • System 4 Home Theater Control • 3D VIC 4So-L1ne Comb Filter • Component Video Input • Color Temperature Control (Low = 6500 K) • Front Reflective Surface Mirror • Advance Channel Surfing with Multi-PIP • Parental Control Including V.Chip Hours • Front Button I.ock • 3 S-Video Inputs (1 Front,2 Rear) • Illuminated 5-l.ayer Multi.Brand Remote • ColorTuned Diamond Shield™ • Improved Sound Quality VS-70709 Panasonic~ CT-27SX11 27" Diagonal Monitor-Receiver • Fine Pitch Picture Tube • 2 S-Video Input Jacks (1 front/2rear) • 3-Llne DIgital Comb Filter • Fixed & Variable Audio Output Jacks PUREFLAT • Velocity Modulated SCan • Headphone Jack • Color Temperature Control • Favorite Channel Scan • Surround Sound • Channel Labeling [tau] • BasslTreblelBaiance Control • Video Input Labeling 1 • 2 Programmable OnIOff Timers • Component Video Input Jacks (V, PS, PR) • Clock and Sleep Timer • 3 Sets of AN Input Jacks PanasonicGD CT-32HX41 32" Diagonal HDTV Compatible1 Monitor-Receiver PUREFLAT • HOlV compatible ( 10801,4SOp) • YeIocIty Modulated scan • 2 • Tuner P1c:lur8-1n- Picture with • HClfIzanlal & V8rlIcaJ Edge COrrection ~ SplItScl8«l • 2 SftI of component VIdeo Input '\ • FIne PIlch P1etul'll Tube lV. PB, PR) • Super Invar Shadow Mask .4 S8llI of AIv Inpulll Jecks (1fronll3reel'l [tau] • ProgteMIve Scan Doubler • cent" ChenneI Input I . • ProgtMslve Clnema scan • COmponent VIdeo InpullI lV, PB. PR) ., . , • 10-1 DetectIon for Anamorphic OW • Axed & V8rIabIe AudIo 0utpu1 Jacka • Stereo Headphone Jack ::---. • 3D-YlC DIgItal Comb Filter Panasonic~ 36" Diagonal Monitor-Receiver • PureFlal(lm) High-Resolution. FlOe Pitch PIcture Tube ~ FlOe Puch Picture Tube * 2-Tune PICIUre-In-Plcture wIth Channel Search * 3-Lmc Dlgllal Comb Filler PUREFLAT • Auto Color Control • Color Temperalure Conlrol • BHE(r) HIgh Dcfinillon Sound • Slereo/SAP/dhx(r) NOIse ReductIOn ([teu] • BassfrrehleJBa)ance Control~ • Surround Sound • Input Jacks Component VideO (Y. PRo PH). 3 Sets of AN. 2 S VIdeo 2 UHFNHF. Stereo Headphone • Favonte Channel Scan • OnlOffTlmcr ( December 13,2001 ,( December 13, 2001 12A Grosse Pointe News;; Grosse Pointe News 13A f;.,' It .fflfImll!Dmaiai. Now! 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Grosse Pointe Woods: (313) 885-4028 (313) 884-6030 liIiJft40 (313) 885-5000 i Open Mon .• Sa!. 9:30 . 5:30 • Sunda s 12:00• 5:00 December 13, 2001 14A Obituaries Grosse Pointe News McWhirter Diamond died m VIce was held on Saturday, Mrs Campbell was born Harold Beaupre and Clara M. Bailey 1981, after 37 years of mar- Dec 8, at the Bethlehem In 1917, at Cottage Hospital MIchael Beaupre and her Clal a M Bailey, age 102, nage Lutheran Church In In Gro!>se POInte Farm!> She sIsters Evelyn GOUin, Ann tOI merly of BIrmingham, A funeral WIll be held on Traver~e CIty The Rev Dr wa!> de~cended from one of O'Connor and VlrglOla died Wedne<;day, Dec 5, Friday, Dec 14 Mr DaVId Gabel offiuated the Pomte's early French Campbell 200 1, at Grand Traverse DIamond will be 10 state at Memorial contnbutlOns nbbon farm famlhes from Arrangements were han- Pal ilIOn' As~;umptlOn Greek Orthodox ma v be dJl ech'd to whom Beaupre Avenue 10 dled by the LeWIS E Wmt Clard lId" born Oct la, Church, 21800 Marter Road Redeemer- Lutheran Gro~se POinte Farms take; Funeral Home 10 Ortonville 1.'199, on the family home- m St Clair Shores, at 11 Chullh 1800 We,t Maple, It!>name A serVIce was held on "tl'ad In Edmole, N D, the a m un111 the time of the Blrmmgham, MI 1.'1009 or She graduated from St Tuesday, Nov 27, In daughtel of Tarje and service at noon Vlsltal10n the chanty of youl (holu' Paul'~ Catholic School 10 OrtonVIlle Interment IS at \1<11 glt (Flkkan) MldJaas WIll be on Thursday, Dec 13, ::->hemarrwd Dr Carl Bailey 1935 All Saints Cemetery 10 Mr~ Campbell marned OrtonvIlle from 1 to 9 pm, at the III Dl'tlOit Verheyden Funeral Home, Clm'1 mOl l'd to Traverse the late Harold T Campbell, Memonal contributIOns 16300 Mack Ave In Grosse elt\ In Apnl of 2000 from a Grosse POInte Farms file. may be made to the POInte Park Burningham She was a man for 030years, on Aug 8, CapuchIn Soup KItchen In llH'mbpr ot the Ladles 1:1Jo at bt Paul Lathoh<. DetrOIt \uxIIJary at ProvIdence Church FollOWing hiS Esther M. Howard 1I()~pltal In Southfield for retJrement 10 1975, the cou- ple moved to Ortonville Former Grosse Pomte many ) ear" and the James Peter James Peter Diamond \ alparal'o Guild of A devoted mother and an Diamond Woods reSident Esther M \'alparaH,o Uml erslty Clara excellent seamstress, she January 1946, where he Howard, age 82, of Traverse James Peter Diamond, City, dIed Monday, Dec 3, II as a graduate of Ancker made the weddmg gOWn<;for patron of the DetrOIt receIved several cItatIOns Hospital School of Nursmg her daughter!> and daugh. 2001, at Bortz Health Care Symphony Orchestra, board He was a member of the m St Paul Mmn ter!>-m-Iaw and c1othlOg for AssumptIOn Greek Orthodox of Traverse CIty member of the MIchIgan She was born Aug 27, She l' ,unlled by her her children and grandchIl- Opera Theatre and treasur. Church m St ClaIr Shores, children Dr WIlham Carl dren 1919, In Hastmgs, the er of ProMuslca, dIed the Grosse Pomte Yacht IJoan I BaIley of Denver, Mrs Campbell IS survIved daughter of LeRoy and Saturday, Dec 8, 2001, m Club and AllIance Colo and Manlyn ~B W) by her sons Thomas (JlIl) Josephme Dann Watrous Grosse Pomte, after a long Francalse Bura of Traverse'Clty, a SIS- Campbell, Charles (Marge) She marned Edmund W Illness He was 84 Mr Diamond IS sUrVIved ter Stena Ketelle, mne Campbell and WIlham by one SIster, Mary Jatros, Howard on June I, 1940, 10 Mr Diamond lIved In grandchIldren and 11 great- (Joanne) Campbell, her formerly of Grosse Pomte Woodland Marian Beaupre daughters Lmda (RIchard) Grosse Pomte Shores for Esther studIed musIc at gl andchlldren Campbell over 30 years He retIred now of Old Tappan, N J, Clara was predeceased by Jablonski and Judith Houghton College in from the Internal Revenue two brothers, Andrew P hel husband and parents; (MIchael) Starrs, 17 grand. DIamond of Yarmouth Port, Houghton, N Y and plano Marian Beaupre children, 25 great-grandchIl- SerVIce 10 1975 and opened In ChIcago, III She later brothers, Lar!>, Theodore the Margaret DIamond Shop Mass and Charles P and Carl and sisters Helga Campbell dren and a sister Margaret DIamond of Portland, Ore, taught pnvate plano lessons Crooks In Grosse POinte WIth hIs and Petra Manan Beaupre four meces and one nephew, for 25 years She was also predeceased WIfe, Margaret DIamond Esther was a member of Arrangements were han- Campbell, 84, dIed Fnday, He was a World War II two grandmeces and one dled by the Reynolds by her parents MIchael and grandnephew and longtime the Grosse Pomte Nov 23, 2001, m a Flonda veteran serVIng In the Army Jonkhoff Funeral Home of hospItal whIle vlsltmg her LydIa Beaupre, her brothers fnend, Dorothy McCullagh CommuOlty ChOIr and vol. Ralph Beaupre, JIm Au Corps, ASian Pacific the- unteered WIth children's Traverse CIty A funeral ser. chIldren ater, from May 1942 to HIS WIfe Margaret Beaupre, Edwm Beaupre, readIng programs 10 DetrOIt She returned to Traverse CIty from Grosse Pomte Woods In the 1980s where she reumted WIth Asbury UOlted MethodIst Church She partIcIpated In the FaIth CIrcle Esther enjoyed tnps to Canada where she traveled through all the provmces and all of the contmental Umted States She also AFamilv Gin of 3500 Minutes spent tIme In Europe VlSlt- mg Greece, ScandinaVIa, England, Hungry and Romama She IS surVIved by her Nationwide Long FORS daughter CanOlI' (Loren) Dlslance Included Trnka of Plymouth, Mmn; 3500TotallTllll1thl~ wtlJllI! 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"Your authorizscd B1VIWdealer" 24717 Gratiot Avenue • Eastpointe 1-586-772-8600 December 13, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Schools 17A Defer provides differentiated challenges for a diverse mix By Melissa Walsh a Second Language (ESL) Staff Writer ~upport program meeb the A diverse array of mter- ~peclal needs of many new ests and needs are consH;!- resldent~ 10 the area who ered 10 the opportumtle~ speak RU~Slan and mstructlOnal serVlC~'S Albaman Hebrew' Defer Elementary School Arabic, 'Spamsh: offers Its umque blend of Chmese or Serbo- students In the • ClOatlan as a and authored a ~tory about Park. •• first language It Th~ "dlUol '" JllIb- ...... Diller h twu FIfth grader .. are Involved sion IS In step wIth ~ student assls- In a buddy program, In the mstnct-Wlde goal JJ tance speclal- which each partners With a of chfferentIatIon In IStS teach kmdergartner or first grad- mstructlon - appropn- s t u den t s er They spend tlme WIth ately challenglOg stu- ( , strategies theIr little buddy once a dents accordmg to lOW- 10 how to week to read books, draw North students qualify in state Vldual achievement get along plcture~ and Just mteract level WIth one anoth- "That helps to build a Located at 15425 er m the con- bond," saId Wardle "I also math competition Kercheval, Defer text of diverSity thmk that It helps the fifth The following students qualified as finalists in the 45th Annual Michigan serves chlldren 10 A full-time Tltle-l graders 10 some ways to Mathematics Prize Competition: Erik Green, Eric VandeVorde, Aruna Fon kmdergarten through fifth teacher assists Defer stu- learn to be better role mod- seta. John Salvador, James VanLoon, Charlie Gaidica. Joe Su!, Andrea grade resldmg 10 Grosse dents who need extra math els for the younger kIds, to Hawksley, Matt Stasiewicz, Catherine Burk, John Hawksley, Nicholas Ride} Pomte Park between Mack and readmg IOstruction In look out for them outSide la, Ruvani Fonseka. Arnav MoudgU. and Jefferson from Wayburn addition, two language arts and around the bUlldmg " They are among the 997 of 14,095 students who took part in Part I of the to WhittleI' specIalists offer tutoring for Defer's lunch ennchment Michigan Mathematics Prize Competition on Oct. 10. They competed in This school year IS Defer Defer's first through fifth program IS one result of Part n on Dec. 5. which consisted of five challenging problems. Albion Col- pnnclpal Ron Wardle's sec- graders coordmated efforts by the lege will host a grading session in January to score the work on Part n. ond year 10 the dlstnct and GUIdance m developmg PTO According to In dl'd d. The top 100 will be invited to an awards program in March at Albion. The at Defer study skills IS an Important ual mterests, Defer students top 50 will be presented with scholarships ranging from $450 to $2,500. "I'm really trymg to get a component of teachmg at are able to choose actIVIties The first-place gold medalist will be designated the Ford Scholar in recog- good feel for the bUlldmg Defer, Wardle explamed as an alternative to lunch nition of the donation of this award by the Ford Motor Company. and some of the history of Begmnlng wIth first grade, recess, mcludmg chess, the bUlldmg and the ms- a maIO goal of Defer teach- beadmg, computer and SCI- tnct," said Warme "I'm try- ers IS to enhance students' ence actlvltle~, sewmg, for- 109 to develop more of a skIlls 10 cntlcal thmkmg eign language and book New MET VISIOn of what I'd like to and orgamzatlOn Teachers reamng see" reqUire actIvIty-specIfic fold- As promIsed m ItS wel- enrollment Defer's theme thIS year IS er arrangements and an come lettel to parents of "pride and respect," which IS agenda planner for student& kmdergartners, Defer IS Incorporated Into Defer's to note and commumcate stnvmg "to prOVide the period creed assIgnments WIth parents hIghest degree of challenge "I am a student at Defer I "Each teacher has a dlffer- and opportumty for your announced WIll do my best every day I ent strategy, but 10 general chIld whIle addressmg hIS or WIll show pnde and respect what we're trying to pursue her umque needs and mter- MIchigan EducatIOn Trust I WIll be helpful and kmd I 10 the bUlldmg IS the same," ests" (MET), Michigan's SectIOn • ay AppOintment am a super student" Wardle saId 529 pre-paid tUItIOn pro- • Gift Certificates •:at "[The creed] really reflects Although all elementary gram, WIll offer an elght- that you're trymg to do your schools 10 the dlstnct have month enrollment penod for best," saId Warme "We work adopted the same curncu- those lookmg to prepay the • COATS • JACKETS • BOLEROS • VESTS • PARKAS • to get kIds to learn to get lum, "each teacher has theIr costs of future college along 10 the context of com- own way of Implementmg tUitIOn 109 from different back- the curnculum and III work- The MET board voted on • grounds" 109 WIth mstructlOnal Dec 5 to offer open enrull- UllJ Many reSident famlhes In strateg18s," Wardle saId ment between Jan 1 2002 ·."",f In,.f/'C~!!!" the attendmg area are In t",achmg a sCIence umt and Aug 31, 2002 To date . TAKE ADVANTAGE recent ImmIgrants from about vertebrates, Defer's "Jack Frost" by EmUy nearly 63,000 MET con- Europe, the Mideast DrASIa second-grade teachers guld Michalik tracts have been purcha"ed NOW OF THE STRONG For many of Defer's stu- ed their students In praduc- and mOT(' than 11,000 "tu dents, English IS not thClr Ing an art display ofreptlles, dents are usmg theIr wn- AMERICAN DOLLAR first language. amphIbIans, fish and mam- tracts to attend college "Our dJverslty IS one of mals Accordmg to Wardle, The MET program offer ... our dlstmgUIshmg charac- thIS was one example of three contract optlOn~ full DESIGNER teristlcs," saId Wardle Defer teachers applymg benefits, limIted bene fib "That certamly IS somethmg "really mterestmg and cre- and commumty college STYLING • .. that we're trymg to promote atlve ways of trying to cul- Rlhlng tUitIOn costs at • FINEST as a positIVe and strength mmate what [the chIldren] MIchigan's four-year pubhc for our school" have learned" colleges and umversltJC~ QUALITY Wardle said that parents Defer's fourth-grade "Grouchy"---by Kelsey wIll lead ta light mcrea~es m SABLE • MINK outsIde the attendmg dls- teachers mtegrated fine art, Flynn the full and hmlted benefith LYNX • BEAVER tnct have requested that language arts and tech nolo- contracts far the corning their children attend Defer, gy m a snowman project year OUTSTANDING MEN'S COLLECTION which houses an extended- Each fourth grader created Purchasers of MET con- day kmdergarten and two of a snawman out of clay then tracts qualify for a state the dlstnct's five magnet glazed and fl.-ed ;t A mcome tax deductIOn (total No DlJty. No Sales Tax classrooms teacher dIgItally pho- contract pnce mcludll1g Full Premiums on U S Funds Wardle senses that tographed each masterpIece enrollment fees), and earn- ~- 2110 \-2002 1 Defer's strength III dIverSity WIth an electromcally gener- - DOWNTOWN- lOgs on contnbutwns are • , COI LLC T~Il):-' 484 Pehssler, Windsor 1.519.253.5612 causes parents to "feel that's ated wmterscape back- tax-exempt to beneliclanes I 1"(l\\ 0-' 5.- Open Men Through Sat 9 00 5 00 it's kmd of a real world enVI- ground Each student If used for quahfied hIgher --- ronment " turned hIS or her snowman "Michael" by Matthew educatIOn expenses Defer's strong English as mto a fictIOnal character RUey • VESTS • PARKAS • STOLLERS • SWEATERS • ------1 GrossePoint~ News I 'TIS THE SEASON TO CIVE I Send 'Jour A ROLEX ,I holiday IJreetinlJs There s noth ng 1he 11)t, I;. 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Receiving "superior" ratings. qualifying them for the the rewards of hard work. national festival to be held next June at the University of Nebraska, were: This was no ordinary athletic contest. Rather. it was a match of wits. The juniors EmUy Wicks and Brittany Parrott in duet musical; freshmen Elorie contest had to do more with brain than brawn. The challenge for each team Eggleston. Dustin Meldrum. Carol Perry and AnDieDoletzky in group musi- was to have tbe most scholar-athletes on the roster. The reward was a piZza cal: freshman Remi Coin in monologue; junior Brian Eggleston and sopho- party for that team's scholar-athletes. more T.J. Corbett in duet acting; and senior Maurice Robinson in costumes. Tbe winner was the cross country team by a mere 1 percent. Pictured are: from left. back roW,T.J. Corbett. Maurice Robinson, Valerie Pictured is Grosse Pointe Academy's cross country team: (front row from Ellithorpe and Valencia Waller:middle row, Tatlana Kousloulas, Amy Costel- left) Anna Basse. Laurel Lyons, Emma Brush. Drew Brophy. Ashley Thi- lo. Alexa Davenport, Brian Eggleston. Brittany Parrott and EmUy Wicks: bodeau. Lauren Jordan; (back row, from left) coach Cheryl Carroll, Amanda front row. Elorle Eggleston, Dustin Meldrum. Carol Perry, AnDie Doletzky, Boll.Alex Boll, Jack Fisher. John Wilt. Stephanie Skau. Mariel Turner. Julie Remi Coin and IDga Moss. Zaranek. and Chloe Kirchner. Not pictured is Dimitra Lebeta. Snow C.A.T.S. meet mission objectives in Lllser Hair Removal the Michigan Lego robotics tournament Gil'e the Gift that Lasts By Melissa Walsh than many adult;, do m a and problem solVIng, as well hypotheSIS to answer the Staff Writer hfetlme a;, an enhanced knowledge questIon Is the greenhouse this Holiday. SIX Grosse Pomte Park Coaches Jim Creighton m vanou& tOPICS In SCIence effect a result of a natural upper elementary and mld- and Diana Zhao led the and technology cycle or IS It due to human dle school students recently Snow CAT S (Creative and The Snow CAT S multI- Impact on the earth's ecosys- Free Consultation earned dlstmgUlshed recog- Talented Students) robotIcs tasked robot was engmeered tern? Their response to thIS mtlOn for theIr hard work m team mto 12th place out of usmg Lego's Robolab tech- questIOn from Judges was * creatIve engmeenng, 10glcal 60 teams at the FIrst Lego nology The team construct- one component of theIr final FDAApproved programmmg and apphed League State tournament ed the robot's frame With score. They were also Judged technology And they dId It last Saturday, Dec 8 Lego pIeces and pro- m team spmt and the aes- * dunng theIr free time The team, made up of grammed ItS commands thetIc appeal and mecham- Painless Instead ofwatchmg teleVI- Chnstopher Creighton With Robolab software mod- cal capablhty of the robot * Slon or playmg Video games, Joshua Creighton, Joh~ eled after the progra~mmg h Crelf~ton sa~d that per- these buddmg engmeers and Gles, Tom Burns, ChrIS technology used by NASA aahPsc levemene mtos thimpOrttante earn Permanent sCientIsts gamed more Khoury, and Dan Popkle. The team h a d to analyze earned m their dedlcatl * knowledge m SCIence and developed Important hfe data on the greenhouse the project was how to ~~:~ * Gift Certiticates technology m a few months skills, such as teamwork effect m developmg a as part of a team Now Available! HW schools find a hotne on the web Woods IS takmg bIg steps Jason Sweeney webSite heen askmg about when the Dr. Tristan Gue1IarQ Supenntendent Dan 'Schools would have a site," toward surpassmg ItS peers Staff Writer "We are In the process of Parents and students of Danosky saId he hope;, the Dano;,ky saId, "and to a cer- {/ f 1'1 (lJ (/ f)(! r m (/ I0lop,)' dIglt1zmg our entIre dIStnCt fe SIte Will become the mo;,t tam extent, It'S keepmg up the Harper Woods Schools pohcy book," Danosky saId, convement way to get mfor- WIth the Joneses .. /)('IIU1 JIl' la::.er hair ref11Vl"t! won't have to chase down notmg that the book on lus phone numbers, faculty or matlOn, supplementmg While It may be true that 011 wu!elalm, Illt_e.,. It')!." desk IS over three and a half coaches as often now that phones, cable TV and prmt many of thE' surrounding mches tmck medIa ;,chool dlstncts already have htll h (/1/(/ !)/l.!mIITlle .. the dlstnct IS Wired to the Pohcles of each of the "Parents and other;, had a web presence, Harper world VIa an extensive new other schools are also bemg GaB(313)BB4-5JOO put up on the web, WIth the mgh school's hst of regula- tIOns already m place Danosky saId, "I thmk It'S OPEN SUNDAYS one of the key thmgs we 10am-6pm HARE expect people to use the Site OPEN MON .• SAT. 8 am -8 pm for," as tOPiCS as vaned as absenteeIsm, academIC hon- 882-5100 • Fax: 882.0220 tl esty, dlsclplme, gradmg and other matters Will be there WE DE'-'VER m black and whIte for par- ents and students to access 355 FISHER RD. from theIr own hYIng room Sale prices good through December 19th While Danosky said the GARDEN FR"'~SH'PR()DUCE polIcy mformatIon Will hkely be posted before Chnstmas, Baby Peeled On The Vine Northwest Bartlett there IS more the Site Will TOMATOES PEARS have to offer CARROTS If wmter ever arrIves, school closmgs may become mandatory The school's SIte ~~BAG. $1!!~.9,~~ Will have that mformatIOn $1 m one form or another the mornmg of the closmg Fresh ~# "UltImately, we'll be able - CRANBERRIES -~ to post that mformatIOn our- . selves," he saId, "But nght $119 ' ~ now the servers are at a remote SIte " Fresh 12 OZ. PKG. Northwest Red Delicious Danosky saId m the APPLES meantIme. a hnk to a serVIce GREEN ONIONS hke www schoolclosed com WIll be mcluded on the homepage 3/$1 00 89~. Calendars of events at each of the dlstnct's budd- mgs are also mcluded on THE FRESHEST i\IEATS & SEAFOOD theIr respectIVe home page~ Danosky saId more and Traditional Stuffed Angus N.Y. Strip ...with an unforget/able gifl Our pncf' are a~ remarkahle a~ our furs. more of the dally happen- Alon~ ~1th our ~reat ~t/ectron. \lie h..,e the expertise to help vou make mgs of the school WIll be CHICKEN BREAST the n~ht chOice Thl\ week. our enllre colleehon IS recorded on these calendar~ $S7TE~9 #~ SPECIAl I ~ PR/(fo/) fOR GIfT GIVING as tIme goes on and the fac- VISItus and wrap up )our hohd" ~hoppln~ beaUtifully. ulty becomes attuned to $3~~ LB. ~ When It come~ to gift ~IVlng n.turdl" Ihere'~ onll one place to go havmg the resource of the webSite at theIr fingertIps It's the beglnmng of the Atlantic learnmg curve for staff With SALMON FILLETS . a ," varymg degrees of techntcal K~Y.~~8 knowledge but we have high ~ - s=~ ... 19261 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods hope~, Danosky saId $4~~ (313) 886.7715 To VISIt Harper Wood~' Angus Standing Crown ~chools home page to 'lee (Mock near Marassl how much progress IS bemg RIB ROAST PORK ROAST o en Sunda s 12:00-4:30 made or to find an an'lwer to SHRIMP or LAMB ROAST que'ltlons about the schools. JU'lt type up www Whole hwschools org BEEF TENDERLOINS December 13, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Schools 19A Cooperation in the Park leads to Defer field of dreams By Melissa Walsh process of plannmg for the Staff Wnter project was well thought out a; Jomt cooperatIOn between before he came to the dls- ' Grosse Pomte Park Little trlct, he has been "mvolved League, the Grosse Pomte In making It move forward" School system, the City of "We talked to ?TO about ) Grosse Pomte Park and It We talked to httle league other commumty groups ha~ We talked to ~occer," saId led to a final pha~e of site Wardle "We made an effort Improvements at Defer to mdke people understand Elementary School" field that It WIll be a ~chool faclh- th, At Its Dec 10 meet'ng, the ty for u~e by vanous Grosse Pomte Board of groups» .. i Education approved a bid Wardle saId that the field LOCKER ROOM request for off-field Improve- re ...trooms would be a wel- ments at Defer The prolect come additIOn for rece ...~ and ill' r----- Will mclude a concessIOn outdoor gym I stand With a kitchen area To reahze their VIsIOn for I and field-accessible the field, Gro~se POinte Park restrooms LIttle League has undertak- The Grosse POInte Pubhc en successful fundralsmg School ~ystem WIll con- actIvItieS Steppmg up m tnbute a budgeted $50,000 support of the league's plans towards the $109,900 pro- to Improve the sIte have Ject The CIty of Grosse been vanous commumty Pomte Park Will contnbute institutIOns, including the $40,000, allocated Wlthm ItS NeIghborhood Club, the Joint cooperation among community groups. the City of Grosse Pointe Park and the school system will 2002 and 2003 budgets for Grosse Pomte FoundatIOn, lead to the construction of a concession area and field-accessible restroom facUities at Defer's field sports recreation support Defer Elementary School, Grosse POInte Park Little the Grosse Pomte Pubhc League will contnbute School system and the City $10,000 of Grosse POinte Park 1 Dunng dISCUSSIOnat the WIth the support of the school board'., Dec 3 meet- Grosse POinte FoundatIOn Thomasville s Hand-Made Bed, lng, Chns Fenton, Gro~se and the fundralSlng efforts Pomte School ~ystem assls- of JIm Seros and E F ROSSI, tant supermtendent of busI- approxImately $65,000 was ness affaIrs and support ser- raIsed over the past three VIces, saId that he plan~ to years for Grosse Pomte Reinventing how you sleep at night! work WIth Ruther Little League projects for ConstructIOn - the lowest the Improvement of Defer bidder - to save the field remamlng $9,900, not bud- Grosse POinte Park LIttle , '/ ' , " "I 'I' "'{lflfll'fli','11 geted by the three contnbut- League IS the only httle , , 'n, 'i.HII' mg partIes league m the Pomtes that }j1l! Fenton suggested cost- does not utlhze a cIty field Indulge your passjon,for luxury saVIng measures, such as The league, therefore, head- ~'iJ\ undertakmg some of the ed projects to Improve with the finest/ m~,Jcor0rtable work wlthm the school sys- Defer's field, mcludmg the tern and requestmg addI- bUlldmg of a ~torage facIltty, mattresses on earl:lt1iVi~t our tIOnal fundmg from the the constructIOn of new sho~orn today discover I" other parties dugouts, the revamping of aJH Fenton explamed that the field, the installation of wh1!~-homasville's handmi'Je :be~.{ neIghborhood soccer and a spnnkler system and the baseball groups have been purchase of field-mamte- delivers deep, restful /lleep with ,/ urging Defer field lmprove- nance and concessIon eqUlp- ments for at least a decade ment optimum spinal SUl'~rt and 'II \. On theIr own InItIatIve, the "It's not just meant for use comfort and soon ~~~ City, httle league and the by our league, but also by will Defer !'TO have Improved the school and the commum- be sleeping like al~1h.l~ess, the SItl' such as recently ty," saId Marty McMIlhan, ,mm: \ constl'Ucting new dugouts Gro~~e Pomte Park LIttle " and an off-field storage facll. League preSIdent "It's been f Ity all of our goal for a number t "In total, It's really a nice of vear~ " dIstrIbutIOn among the ~Because of very commlt- three orgamzatIons," Fenton ted member ... on our board, Psaid we brought thIS very worthy Although the three groups project to a head," have contnbuted to proJects McMtlhan saId at varymg degrees. Fenton Park CIty manager Dale explamed, It WIll essentially KraJmak s31d, "CIty offiCials I be a facIhty of the Grosse thlllk thIS IS a project that's POinte School system as It IS past due and well deserved" SAVE 50% ON ALL fundamentally school prop- KraJll1ak added the project erty WIll lInprove on conve- Thomasville Premium ',;:"" "If the faclhtles are mlS- mences that have already Bedding, I,h, used, we WIll lock them up," been avaIlable to players enton warned and patrons , \ I PLUS i"l "ThIS IS our facIhty We're For future games and gomg to let other groups use actIVitIes, a conces,;lon area We Pay your 6~oSales TaxI "L lill _ it But we own It, we can use WIll no longer have to be pro- It, we can close It down, we vlded WIthin the Defer NO p'ayments,NO Interest ,',;1' I JIll, can change It» bUlldlllg and portable Defer pnnclpal Ron restrooms wIll no longer No Reachback for ~2 iYlonths'! n Wardle saId although the have to be rented j St. Clare Scrabble Club winners After four sessIOns ef St All the .,tudents mvolved Clare of Montefalco's play well CongratulatIOns Scrabble Club, the first oet to all the partiCIpants for \ '( of wlllners ha~ been deter- domg such a great Job, espe- milled In a lllp-and-tuck Cially to the follOWIng cham- battle dunng the champi- pIOn Alex Guyon, Conor onshIp seSSIOn, the eventual O'Bnen, who placed second, WInner pulled ahead WIth a TYree Mays, thIrd, MIchael 50-pomt lme Fortunato, fourth ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID r Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School Thc Board of E:ducallon of The Gro~~c PIllnle Puhh .. 'khool Sy~tcm. Wayne Counly. MichIgan '" iii rCcclvc ~ealcd hld~ for a Window proJCCI located In Ihc 01) 01 Grm~e POinte Woo Spe"lflca\lon~ and Bid Forl11~ "'111 hc a\allahlc at a MANDATORY pre-bid meet me on Tuc~d,lY January K 2002 at 9 00 a m ea~tcrn ~t,lOdard ttme fhc mandaIPry prc hid \\ III take placc al Fcrry rJcl11enlan ';cbool 74'1 Rmlyn Gro~,c Pomte Wood~ MIChigan 4K2'f, lhc mcetlng \\11I bc 10 thc rccel\ Ini: room 01 Ferr} E:Jcmentary S"hool \1 5cJlcd hld~ \'illl hc due Thur-.dav J,lnu.Jry 24 2002 at III ()() a m ea~tcrn ,Iand;ml tlmc ..t thc Admln"lrallon Buildmg of \\i.~~ the Gro"c POIntc Board of I duc,lIlOn 'K9 '>1 Clan Avc Gro~~c POinte MJ 4K2'O ,n Which lime and place thc hld~ I ' Will he opened and puhhcll rc,ld aloud fhl' proJccl WIll not FURNI~Hla he funded hy lcdcral or ~tate montC~ Plea~c direct ljue"lOn, to J ,Irr) Y,IOk.,IU,k,j~ Manager of BLOOMFIELD HILLS CLARKSTON wwwlhomawilleo/hloomtleld com Buildmg~ and Ground, for lhe (Jro"e Pointe Puhhc '>chool www thoma~\ J1lcokl Hk,ron com 40HO J c1egraph Rd ~'i'iO Dlx" Hwv <;y~tcm 11' 4,2-,OK2 Board of Education Phone (248) (,4(, 0800 (21tH) (,20 ~"4/1 I loll Ir,e (HHH) 2H'I It'i",\ (;ro"e POinte PuhlJc '>chool '>y,lcm "howroom Hour~ \Ion Jr, I() I) "dt 10 (, "un 12 ') Linda Farmer. 5ccrctary '[)"tOlInl ~.I One good way to Improve and add Impact to your pho- tograph~ IS to always be on the lookout for the unexpelt- fd OftentImes It'S light thele III front of you ~ What you need to UO I., develop your skIlls at ~eemg Photog@phY-_'--l the unusual and then pro- dUCing that Image on film By Monte Nagler Begm by really "seemg" a .. you look through the allLe to 'UbJI'Lh ,uLh a' u'ed tu obt,Ull an unu,ual viewfinder waterfall .. ,lilt! Jallld.. F,l,t and Ulll'Xpl'lt"d look III your A keen photographer's ~huttel ,pped... lIlli, of filll,hed ...hot eye can Isolate a ;,mall detaIl l.OUl.,e, II t..l\/l' Uu' dl.UUlI .tL Gl Ute, uu dol\... luuh.vUL fUI or a stnklng man-made or It... peak the unexpelted will fl'ward natural deSign that Will Remembel, IOUI laml') ,\ ... )OU \Ilth photOgldph, that result In a photograph of dpertUJ e LOntlol" depth of will Ldl! \ t 11(>,tamp "f \ OUI unusual quahty field that III tU! n ..,Ill Ill' Ollll mUll ,duallt, An early mormng or late afternoon backht shot can turn an ordinary subJeLt Ii.),. illl.ilin••.Into an unexpected and excltmg SIlhouette Or a splash of unexpected color may be Just the mgre- dlent for that speCIal pIC- ture FISH THAT IS! For vacatIOners, put your traveler's VISIon In hIgh gear and be on the lookout for the unexpected t1)" Come visit any of On a recent photography '" workshop to Italy, one of my 13 top students, Ilene Cohen, our friendly family was prepanng to take a pIC- ture of the famous David statue bagel shops and try our Fresh Unexpectedly, a bIrd appeared and found a perch Smoked Whitefish, Sable, Chubs nght on DavId Ilene's "pho- tographer's adrenahne" began to flow and Creamed Herring. She qUickly SWItched to a telephoto lens and was able Also don't forget about the best to capture thIS mterestmg pIcture on film U smg your camera's con- Smoked Salmon this side of trols creatIvely can also add an unexpected element to your pIctures Woodward! Slow shutter speeds can blur the action and gwe a misty, dreamhke appear- nene Cohen was unex- pectedly rewarded with this "bird-in-the-hand" Holiday Specialties: on the famous statue of David. Being alert and • Rich Creamy Salmon Mousse ready rewarded her with • Mouth Watering Whitefish Pate this shot. • Holiday Chutney (terrific served with Cream Cheese, Brie or Cheddar) Great for holiday entertaining ORDER YOURS TODAY!!! We've also brewed up Sugar and Spice Coffee, a terrific holiday treat. Stop in and visit to sample any of our Holiday Goodies! Mack Enrichment Awards The Grosse Pointe Business and Professional Association of Mack Avenue recently presented their Mack Avenue Enrichment Awards. Shown above from left. Toni DiClemente, association president and owner of The Dried Flower. presents an award for facade improvement to Carole Chaundy and Our homemade bagels are kettle boiled Kinley Kelm. owners of C. Chaundy Fine Art Gallery. Also shown is Joyce Piasecki. president-elect of the association. Other winners included Focal and hearth baked the old fashioned Pointe Design for architectural improvement and Lucido & Associates Real- way. We also have breakfast bagels tor for display. with scrambled eggs and crisp bacon, fresh-sliced ham or lean salami. yea~s ago Or Try Our... today ... • Fresh Brewed Gourmet Coffee • Muffins • Fat-free Scones • Breakfast/Lunch Trays • Deli Delights 2 locations to serve you 30hn (3.P.) Ottaway III Sf. Clair Shores Sterling Heights 21601 Harper 13363 Fifteen Mile Road HAPPY BIRTHDAY (Just North of Old 8 Mile Road) (In Brookside Village) (586) 775-8820 (586) 268-9705 J.~ December 13, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 21A Obituaries From 15A Pomte Park A memonal and gynecology from 1955 to He IS sUTVlved by hI!>WIfe, membershIp,> m the Country servIce was held 10 the 1997, deltvertng more than Carolyn, sons Lawrence Club of DetrOit, the JunIOr Barbour Chapel of Grosse , 12,000 babies Ulmer, Roger Ulmer, League of DetrOlt and Pomte Memonal Church on RetIred from the staff of Douglas Ulmer and John Barton Hills Country Club Saturday, Dee 8, followed by St John Hospital and Ulmer, daughters Karen Survlvor~ also mclude her a luncheon at the BaYVIew Medical Center, he had also Richards and Barbara son Fredenck B "Trace" Yacht Club been assocIated with Guest, 17 grandchtldren, Watt~ Ill, her daughter, Contnbubons may be DetrOit's Women's Hospital, brothers Donald Ulmer and Laura (Jerry) Whohhan, one made to the SalvatIOn Army, Deacones~ Hospital, Holy Raymond Ulmer and a '>1',- grand<,htld and cl brother, the Grosse Pomte Memonal Crosb Ho!>pltal and the ter, Mildred Oprek PhIIJ p Peter~ Church, HospIce of Eastside General HospItal VISItatIOn will be on A memonal servI<,e wa" MIchigan or Karmanos Other hIghlight!> of hIS Thursday, Dec 13 and held on Saturday, Nov 10, at Cancer InstItute medical career tnclude hi!> Fnday, Dec 14, from 3 to 8 the Verheyden Funeral 30-year membershIp 10 the pm, at the A H Peter~ Home 10 Grosse Pomte Wayne County MedIcal Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Park Interment I~ at Society, 1Oclud1Og a term as m Grosse Pomte Woods Woodlawn Cemetery m Dctr.Jlt presIdent 10 1977 He Wd" FllcnJ" "'lIJ f,mlll, OJ JOHN M. RICKEL, C.P.A., P.C. INVESTMENT COUNSEL, INC. CERTIFIED PUBLIC AcrOUNTANT Pointers on 63 KERCHEVAL SUITE 100 Since 1929 GROSS, Po NTE FARMS M CHIGAN 48236 3627 TELEPHONE 313/881 8200 EMAIL rlckel baun@home com Technology MoneylPortfolio Management • Retirement & Personal Assets RICKEL Be BAUN Accepting Accounts in excess of $250,000 A PROfESSIONAL CORPORATION B Mike Maurer Call to receive 1he next 3 Issues01 our monthly ATTORNEYS AT LAW ..- newsletter- wtth our compliments 63 KeRCHEVAL SUITE 100 Remember the column I es But these bUSinesses, GRosse Po NTf FARMS M,CH,G.N 48236 3627 The Mongohan Gnll, Pat 19111 Mack Avenue TELEPHONE 313/886 0000 did called, "Time for the fACSIMILE 313/886 0405 Grosse Pomtes to Ketchup?" Scott Jewelers, Hdl & Hill Gros<;e Pomte, Michigan 48216 n) 886-0410 n (That's OK I'll refresh your Tobacco and Salon Damelle, memory) are all located on Mack In It, I asked why aren't Avenue more Grosse Pomte bUSI- It was a bit confUSing 1 nesses onhne? Why don't have a feeling that hke any they have theIr own web- new busmess, It WIll take a SIteS? little time to get all the I only received one e-mail kmks out With an answer Under all thiS IS a set of Henry Argaslnskl from a buttons that are fairly self- planet unknown to me (hiS explanatory e-mall dldn't say where he They have a search hved) sent me an e-mail say- engIne, a map to Vlew, one mg that the Pomtes were button that says, "To the not only about to catch up, Hill" and one that ISmarked but that busmesses In the "Go West One Block" area Will be passing every- My recommendatIOn IS fOI one else as they Jump start you to Jump III and VISit vlftual wmdow shoppmg them all, espeCially smce (My first questIOn was what that saves me the trouble of IS he seilIng) trymg to descnbe them all The program Will start off It all sounds like a home- usmg the Pomtes, and he spun type of webSite, and It calls It the next step m the IS but It'S not the creatIOn of evolutIOn of e-retall, to bnng s~me local computer geek e-commerce and bncks and WIth too much time on hI, mortar shops together hands It was not created by He mVIted me to take a a nerd With lIttle mtelest In look before the offiCial constructmg computer launch and tell him what I Viruses thought Argasmskl ObVIOUS. If you VISit yourtown- ly IS unaware of the rule host com, all Will become that you never ask a colum- clear nist to tell you what he On that webSite, you'll see Saturday, December 15 1-4pm thmks It can be dangerous 10 other DetrOIt area CltJe" So, off I got to the webSIte, With Similar sites Toronto I" Jingle all the Jazzy way to Eastland Center for a theshopsofgrossepomte com also listed, but despite what I know the webSIte address my Wife says (With purse 1U FREEholiday concert by popular Jazz flutist IS a httle hairy, so I'll make hand), Toronto IS not local I It easy It's "the shops of VISited Blrmmgham and the Alexander Zonjlc and fnends Bring the whole grosse pomte" With all the webSite was pretty much a spaces removed, followed by duplIcate of the Grosse family and JOin us In the Grand Court as we a dot com Pomte site When I opened the web- ] think It would be worth stnke a festive note Guests will receive Site, I was pleasantly sur. your while to snoop around pnsed by ItS sophistIcatIOn The bottom line? An giveaways and other surprISes, too That's another way of say- entrepreneur IS commg Into Ing It IS profeSSIOnal and the Grosse Pomtes and try Don't miss It' Limited seating available pretty Near the top, there IS mg to do what local Internet a 360-d"gree still-camera compames have be unable to panmng <;hot of the stores III accomplish, bnng the the Village of Grosse POInte Grosse Pomtes online It Just goes round and And that's not Ju<;t for vIr round tual wlndow-shoppmg, that Underneath, there IS a list IS for selhng area product" of busmesses, mcludmg onhne Robert Loomes, CVS And Henry? Next time Pharmacy, Talhots Woman, you e-maIl me, tell me who Brueggers Bagel Bakery, you are Ambleslde Gallery, Nature Nook, Hickey's, Bon-Loot Have a terh que~tron or and Laura Ashley ~libJe('t you would like It\ mce advertISIng, but addre~~ed !Ii th I~ column? none of them have hothnks Want to comment or add to the c;tores' web'lltes YOllr two cent~ worth? My (' Juc;t below that list are mati addre~~ I~ logo" for four more hu<;mess- mmaurer@blzserve com December 13, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Business 23A ---1- By Brad Lindberg lion to more than one bllhon, dUltS, pallets of adhesive~ Staff Wnter accordmg to the Federal and boxes of fixtures, When the first aIrlIner AViatlOn AdmmlstratlOn McCloskey surveyed the sets down thl, week on the "You'd have to build 10 progress of a project detaIled newest of four mam run- major aIrports to accommo- m 17 volumes of archItectur- ways at DetrOIt date that," Conway said al draWIngs standmg walst- Metropohtan AIrport, tire In 2000, DetrOIt Metro hIgh marks burned mto the pave- handled 35 5 mllhon passen- He walked through the ment wIll regIster the next gers - enough to make It upper concourse past dor- era of commercial aViatIOn the eIghth bUSIest airport m mant movmg Sidewalks m Michigan, and the deslg- the natIOn and more than that, when operatIOnal, will 'natiOn "runway four-left, 22- the combmed populatiOn of whIsk pedestnans at 2-112 nght" WIll have entered the MichIgan, OhlO, Indiana and mph from one end of the ter- lexIcon of mternatlOnal aIr Wlsconsm, With enough left mmal to the other It won't travel over for everyone hvmg m be a non-stop journey The 10,OOO-foot runway ChIcago, Washmgton D C Travelers WIll dIsembark covers more than 103 acres and Oakland, Cahf along the way to access 97 and meets a need that's been "People hke to fly because new alrlme gates An elevat- brewmg for years It'S safe, convenIent and rel- ed tram Will prOVIde express "WIth thiS kmd of capacI- atIvely cheap," saId Charles seTVlce ty, we're set until the year McCloskey, Northwest "In the bottom of each car 2025," said MIchael Conway, Alrhnes' dIrector of con- 32 fans exert a down force of Metro's director of external structlOn on the DetrOIt aIrflow to leVItate the car a relations "Three of these Metro midfield termmal pro- fractIOn of an mch," four runways are spaced so ject McCloskey saId The red, Photo~ bv Brad Lmdbug we can have tnple, simulta- Northwest IS bankrolhng streamhned tram WIll A bulldozer appears to lead the way as aircraft line up for takeoff at Detroit neous approaches" a large portlOn of the work breeze along silently, free of Metropolitan Airport. The airport's $1.2 billion improvement program includes Wmter operatlOns, espe- Federal and state grants are VlbratlOn, pulled back and a fourth main runway to reduce airliner congestion. The overall project features Cially, WIll be smoother than bemg used, too Passengers forth by cables a new midfield terminal. above, The terminal's nearly 3/4-mile long concourse ever and other alrhnes Will pay "There's no motor and no is outfitted with moving sidewalks and an express tram that runs on air. "By openmg a fourth par- the balance through user fumes," McCloskey said allel runwa), we'll have the fees "It's qUiet It WIll be an exclt- colored water will squirt re,taurant" planned for the travel climbs back to pre- same capdClty dunng a full- "We don't charge the tax- mg, comfortable nde I thmk from httle holes m the top, midfield tel mmal have WIth- Sept 11 levels, Amencan's blown snowstorm llS we do payer anythmg for thiS," a lot of people are gomg to down the curved surface to drawn from the develop- busle,t airports will need now on a warm, sunny day," Conway saId nde the express tram even If the pool below ment more runways DetrOIt Conway saId "We also have At the center of the pro- they don't need to, just to get "It Will go mne feet m the Plans for an addItIOnal Metro took a major step two crosswmd runways, so ject, a four-level, two mllhon an oveTVlewof the concourse air," McCloskey said "ThiS termmal for tommuter toward that goal" four-left, 22.nght will be our square-foot midfield termI- - and because It'S fun" project has a couple of Signa- flight~ have been canceled Years ago, Metro sat upon sIXth jet runway" nal IS expected to open m The term mal evokes a ture elements that will Yet, work contlOue~ on a a square mile at the corner The expanSlOn comes just February sense of openness and expec- make It stand out from all 404-room Westin hotel of Mlddlebelt at Wick road, In time Amenca's aIrports Walkmg through the tation, of startmg a grand others m the world" mSlde the midfield faclhty In the late 19505, the opera- are swamped Metro IS unfimshed faclhty, Journey o~ In the case of The ground-level con- The hotel Ib "theduled to tIOn wa~ updated to handle burstmg at the seams WIth McCloskey chmbed a dark- arnvmg flIghts, dIsembark- course, whIch could have pen m 2002 three million pas~enger~ a , an average 1,500 takeoffs ened escalator from the mg at a great cIty been kIssed off a~ a dark, "No doubt, thp attack~ year rand landmgs per day That ground floor, where the bulk HIgh cellmgs, vertical utlhtanan tunnel, ha" been affected u.., In a l1{'gatlve Now the alrpolt encom- kmd of volume takes Its toll of the luggage-handling hnes and hght color~ gIve Jazzed-up and hned WIth WdY," "did Wayne County pa"seb 6,700 acre~ and gen- Last year nearly 25 per- machmery has been tested passengers room to spread etched glass The concourse ExecutIVe Edward erates an p"t1mated 71,000 cent of all commerCial flights almost constantly for weeks, their WIngs WIll be ht from behmd by McNamara, after whom the job~ either directly or m natIOnWIde were delayed or through a portal mto an "You'll see these themes hght-emlttmg dIOdes new term mal ha~ been ~pm-otT effectb, accordmg to canceled Weather played a aIry, glass-walled concourse reflected throughout - the "They'll shme through the named "We re makmg an Conway part, but so dId airport nearly 3/4 of a mile long curved celhng and an glass over the ceilIng and as,umptlOn that thl~ down- AIr travel, a n,ky expen- under-capacity He wore a hard hat hke exposed structural system gIve a ternfic effect of a mll- turn IS temporary Not only ment turned-novPlty turned- "The natlOn IS about 50 most of the 1,800 workers that not only holds up the hon colors," McCloskey said do we have a gl eat huh loca- status symbol turned-nece,- miles of runways short of aS,lgned to the four-part, roof, but looks DIce," "Computer-driven mUSIC tIOn, but we've mcrea,ed the Slty, advanced so qUickly where we need to be to meet $1 2 billion aIrport project McCloskey saId "There are will make a great hght capaclty of the aIrport by wlthm a few generatIOns It'S future demands," said Chip In addltlOn to the termi- more curves over the ticket show" puttmg m a new runway, become an expectatIOn 'Barclay, preSIdent of the nal and runway, the job counters, lots of glass, lots of A web of conveyor belts somethmg nobody else m "If It doesn't happen per- Amencan ASSOCiation of mcludes an 11,500-space sunhght, lots of hght colors five miles long will handle thI~ country ha" done m five fectly, people are upset," ,AIrport Executives "DetrOIt parkmg garage and lughway A lot of elbow room" luggage at a rate of 200 bags or SIX\ear" Conway said is domg ItS part" entrance off 1-275 The new, He saId, "We want to cre- per mmute Conway saId, 'Mo,t of the When the Metro AIrport "ThiS IS a cnsls," Conway four-mile, SIx-lane entry ate a nIce atmosphere for "It looks like a bIg race- people who W111 be usmg the project IS fimshed and saId road flows under two run- passengers to enjoy the trav- track," McCloskey said new terminal will have McCloskey moves on, he ways to the mIdfield termi- el expenence and DetrOlt" "ThIS system IS tned-and- acces~ to conceSblOns, tht' wants DetrOit passengers, The future nal He called It a "feel-good" true" express tram and all The hurrymg from curbSIde to Demand for air travel IS "There's only one other feelmg only people \\ho \\ouldn't, boardmg gates and back, to takmg off WIthout addltlOn- airport m the country I can At the center of the con- The new future under eXI~tmg .,ecunty. arc thmk once m a while about al facilities at the nation's think of that Will have duect course, under an eIght story The Sept 11 terronst meeters and greeters the people who put on hard biggest aIrports, the lOgjam access off both ends from atnum - the termmal's aes- attacks rocked the aIrlIne Everythmg'" a go The ter- hat", picked up tool" and ISforecast to get worse two different mterstates," thetIC focal pomt and ren- mdustry, and the Metro pro- minal, road and runv.ays brought the aIrport mto the By 2012, the country's vol- Conway sad dezvous place - WIll be a ject rolled WIth the after- are movmg along , new century ume of air travelers IS pro- Steppmg between crates large, clTcular fountam shocks Jane Garve) admml,tra- "We've done thmg" nght jected to nse from 670 mll- of unpacked electncal con- Forty-five streams of multl- Some of the 85 shop, and tor of the FAA "'ald, 'A" aIr here," he ~ald HAR.VEY'S ~ @!Hat:1J@tten lS III @5euf)io at 9Jance HAND BftmfiGS 23216 Greater Ma<.k 18/(J(okSouthof9Mlu THESAK --I St, Clair Shores (810) 774-6480 If your purchase is Member of D M.A , D M M , Cecd1em Councd of Amenca over $50 and made between }r '" Wide variety of classes ']ruMI I ages 21/2 - adult 8 and 9 p.rn,/ou will receive a BalletlTap (ages 3-4) kipll~~ $15 gilt certificate BalletlTap (ages 5-6) Aerobics. Adult Ballet • Adult Tap to lJeused on your ~ purchase * Creative Movement (age 2%) LeSportsac' HOLIDAY HOURS 6 Week Workshop - SWIng/Hip Hop SUN 11-6 MON-FRI 10-9 SAT10-8 ~ .. A 4 * Of I" " vAI,du"I,1 I ' ''i III l' tle'8 " ~15lllrlllTt.fH.lte._ 11\.1' nnt hrl''1ul f'f 'l1lll1 OT l)l~llIt .. <. Bot rkt. ,. C\aSses 11Hrl..l,.uHI"t {;lh{ 't.rhfu,~h rl I rUIIIfl1'~lll• forI lell 313 881-0200 «( tlO'M .. .." fortn\"~ Lowed In The Vdhge HARVEYS I' .. ' II I...... , Its become an American tradition, just like being Ilhome for the holidays." I This Christmas, spice up your table with a luscious, spiral-sliced, HONEY GLAZED HAM, or a spiral sliced HONEY GLAZED TURKEY BREAST from the HAM SUPREME SHOPS. Once you taste the goodness of our food, and the warmth of our holiday-spirited service ...you may never bUy a ham elsewhere. ., ~. I, ~ -4 CUr ABO\jX" 21 61 5 Harper St. Clair Shores (Bet. 8 & 9 Mile at Shady LaneJ Call Ahead For Fast And Easy Carrylntt (586) 774-2820 Fax (586) 774-2786 Debtors Anonymous can pave the road to prosperity By Brad Lindberg It worked for Ray and makmg more money season and calls followmg bad cItizen because you For help deslgmng a real- Staff Wnter "Just becau~e you owe Seek progress, not perfec- Sept 11 for the pubhc to don't go out and spend, IStlC budget, Bahnmueller Ray was a part-time money doe!>n't dIscount you tlon - that's a big state- help shore-up the economy, !>pend, spend" adVised contactmg the teacher With Cadillac tastes as a PCIson," he saId ment we keep remmdmg Ray said the pressure to Part of the Debtors Credit Counsehng Centers He was related, through "Robert Tannahill pro- hIS mother, to two promi- Vides an extraordmary bl' RIVALS nent DetrOIt famlhes, the example of an mdIvldual's Hudsons and Fords passIOn and generosity Tannahill contrIbuted hun- extendmg far beyond hiS dreds of works of art and hfe," said Graham Beal, ,-" ) ~ G:' Po""N~ mm, CO",'''"' ~~~"'" ,rep'"'''' 'h", 7,h'""",' "",,' ~"'"" 200 1 generous fundlOg to the director of the DIA "Today, ,~,9F DetrOIt Institute of Arts dur- more than 30 years after Mr the babies of the past lear We hope you (and the httle one) Will panlClpale by supplymg us With a r.~,_,.' 109 hiS hfetlme and by TannahIll's death, he contm- ~~, ~ photograph of your child (only 2001 bablel please) for publtcauon 10 thIS seClion bequest, thereby substan- ues to contnbute to the tially enhancmg the muse- growth and vltahty of The This tablOid Will be published January 24, 2002. Your child SplCiure, along with other 2001 babies, will um's collectIOns HiS gIfts to DetrOIt Institute of Arts be the mam amaCllonl NeilS and adl ertlSlng about clothing, feedmg, educatmg and caring for your child Willalso be the DIA mclude works by Each year funds from the mcluded 11~III be very mformattle as well as a commemOlllme edltton for IOU' Cezanne, van Gogh, Seurat, Robert H TannahIll Matisse, RenOIr, Degas, FoundatIon enable the DIA We're adding a new feature to New Amvals • FOUR COLOR PHOTOS! Please send a cute, dear photo (color or Picasso and GaugUIn, as to acqUire major works of black & whlle, home or studIO produced, not (omputer generated, preferabll smaller lhan a 5x7). If you send a color well as Significant collec- art to add to our out stand- photo along wllb an addlllOnal $5.00, youl new amval WIllbe pubhsbed 10 four color! Photos are to be senl to : tions of Colomal American mg collectIOns and ensure art, Afncan art, French Sil- the contmuatlOn of our pOSi- Grosse Pomte NeilS ver, pre-Columbian art and tIOn as one of the leading 96 Kercheval sculpture fine arts museums 10 thIS Grosse POinte farms, MI. 48236 TannahIll was actIve 10 country In the last year alone, Mr Tannahill's funds ATTN.: Kim Mackey the museum as coIlector, supporter and benefactor have enabled the DIA to from the most formative acqUire a rare Degas mono- Complete lhe Informallon shp below and return II wltb your phOIOand pa~ment Please pllnt the baby's name on the decade of the mstltutlOn 10 type, the presentatIOn sculp- back of Ihe photo so you can pick It up at our office aher prlnung or Include a self.addremd sumped envelope. the 1920s, through the ture created by FrancOiS depreSSIOn and the war Rude for the commIttee Your picture must be received In our offlce no later than Wednesda~, December 19th, earlier would asS1S~ our producl1on year>; Into the time of ItS deslgnmg Pans' famed Arc schedule, (Late NOI'ember and December bllth photos may be submitted until January 9,2002 ) renewed Vltahty and accel- de Tnomphe and a portrait erated growth In the 1960s by Eugene DelacrOis Mr We 1(1{1kforllard 10 producmg our annual Bab~ Edmon" and are sure you lI?nt lourllltle one Included A lImned number of extra TannahIll's love of the DIA copies 1101\1 be alailableJol purchase to !(lIe to famll; and tnends He was a close fnend and and behef In the endunng power of great art contmue The Grosse Pomte News & The ConneCILon require a $\200 fee ($l 700 for lour color) to cow production cost\ Please Include collaborator of Wilham Valentmer, the msplred art to mamfest It"elf for the a check, money order or credll card number IIi1h lour photo hlstonan who helped to benefit of our commumty form the collectIOns and and our country, and wJll do Call or Drop by the 96 Kerch,ul, Grosse Pomte Farms, character of the DIA so as long as the DIA eXIsts" M"hlg3n 4K236 Gr~ Point~News Anenllon 1 Proceeds from the ball, more than $100.000. will support the Detroit His- torical Museum's exhibition and educational programs. Fisher, Petz and Broderick are shown with Detroit Historical Museum director Dr. Dennis Zembala, second from right, and director Dick Strowger of Grosse Pointe Park. ~ \ Some who attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony and dedication of the new community arts center are shown, from left: Lynn Baker-Hunter. David Mikesell, Bette Prudden. GPAA President Dick Vogel. Lee McKinley. Chuck Bigelow. Isabelle Goosen, Vemon Ausherman. Grosse Polnte Park Mayor Palmer Heenan. Gregory Theokas, Shirley Kennedy. Sylvia Landuyt and Grosse Polnte Park City Manager Dale Krajniak. Weddings _ Knutsen The Chnst Jeannette- Church Boys and Guls ChOIr sang and a brass qUIntet, string ensemble Klaskin and tlmpalll~t prOVIded Anne Manetta Jeannette, musIc for the ceremony Bon Secours Assistance League daughter of Mr and Mrs The bnde earned a bache- A 17-member choir. all volunteers with the Bon Secours Assistance Jo.,eph F Jeannette of lor of arts degree III SOCial League. will celebrate the Christmas season at the league's monthly meet- Gro~~e POInte Farms, mar- relatlOn~ from MIchIgan ing on Monday. Dec. 17. A Mass will be celebrated and a tea will follow. The ned MIChael Alex Klaskm, State Umverslty holiday tradition was originated long ago by the Sisters of Bon Secours. son of Mr and Mrs Robert The groom earned a bach- J Kla~kln of Lake Fore"t, elor of arts degl ee In The Assistance League has some 400 members and it operates the hospi- Ill, on Ma) 19, 2001, at telecommUnicatIOns fl0m tal's gift shop and raises funds to benefit the hospital. Last year. the group Chn ...t Church Gro~..,e MIchigan State UllIver~lty donated nearly $250.000 from its projects. Pomte He IS a cameraman for The Rev Fredenck J I NBC The accompanist is Janet Drolshagen. De Shaheen. second from the right, Harm~ and the bnde's The couple traveled to directs the choir. Also shown in the front from left. are Joanne Watko. Fran uncle, the Rev RIchard 0 MaUl and the l.,land of Tavolouris. Jeanne Bertleson and Rita Vermilion. In the back. from left. are Walston, offiCIated at the 4 HawaII The) 11'11e 111 Pat Tapert and Sally Sutton. p m ceremony, whIch was Brentwood, Calif followed by a receptIOn at Mr. and Mrs. Michael the Grosse Pomte Yacht Alex Klaskin Club !lower girls wore SIlk organ- The bride wore an A-hne za dresses and carned kISS- SIlk and lace gown and a Ing ball~ of IVy and stephan- chapel-Ipngth veIl that was otis held In place by a tiara She The best man was the also wore a platinum and groom's brother, Robert E diamond necklace whIch Klaskln of Chicago wa., a gift from the groom, Groomsmen were WJlham and <;h('carned a hand-tIed Duffy of Evanston, Ill, nosegay of whIte tulips and Bennett Dixon of San hhe" of the valley FranCISco, and the bnde's The matron of honor was brother, Jo"eph Jeannette II Pamela O'Neal of Ann of Grosse Pomte Farms Arbor U~hers were Greg Kraclk Bnde..,m3ld... were Amy and Matthew Menng, both Hunt of Wa"hmgton of ChIcago Derek Romeo of Town..,hlp, Sdrah Peters of Evanston, III , Peter Smock Columbu ..., OhIO, and of San FranCISco, .Joel Rachael Hel chem oether of Wal<;ton of Tampa, Fla , and ChIcago Mark Walston of LoUlsvJlle, The flo",er girls were Ky Hanna Hunt of Wa"hmgton Thl' mothel of the bnde Towmhlp, and Kathryn and wore a royal blue cocktml Chel.,IC Leathers, both of SUIt and a clutch of white York Pa ro~e~ Attend3nt~ wore floor- The groom'., mother wore length IC(' blue <;t1kdn'~sc~ a blue two-plCce evemng WIth matchmg "11k organza dres., WIth a lacc skIrt and .,ha", I, Thev earned (arned a clutch of whIte no"egay" of\~hlt(' tulip" and ro"e<; blue grape hyacmth., The The reader ",a., Kimberly "First A Friend, Then A Host" Make sure guests arrive home safely: • Sl ~i$tnrir $ ~aritter$' QIlyurdy ';ml...e 1M2 A HOUSE OF PRA\ ER FOR ALL PEOPLE Grosse Pomte Unttanan Th< 1928 Boo~ ot Common Praver Church Saint " St. James Anlbrose GROSSE m GRACEUNITED "All-Church Holiday SUNDAY Lutheran Church Service" ~ ,0 am. Holy CommYnion POINTE ..~ICHURCH OF CHRIST 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval 10 30 a m Worshl p S 730 am &.umem"al Men's Fnday Breakf~l A STEPHEN MINISTRY and LOGOS Congreg."on 16 Lakeshore Dn,e. Grosse Pomte Farms' 882.5330 Christ the King 20475 Sunningdale Park, Gross. Pointe ~t. Jaul ~&. 1/lutlyeran QIlyur.cly Woods Lutheran Church The Rev Robert E Nerly, Rector 375 Lothrop al Chalfonle * 881.6670 Rev Jack G Trembath Mack & Lochmoor. a.p.w .• 884-5090 Ilrcrmhtr 16 Srmdny Dee 15 - 10:30 a.m SpecIal Me~slamc Hanukkah Service 9:00a.m. Worship 800nm Holy Eluh,mST Ch,mh Sfhool Dec. 16 - 12.30 - 3.30 p.m Llvmg NatIvity 10:30 lUll. "Celebrate the Word" IOl5am lO;Oom ChOll11EucharrST Chmtmas Program (Nursery December 23 -10 45 a m Sel'Vlce Children's Chnstmas Wor~hlp Program 5:00-9:00 p.m. Lutheran League CHRISTMAS EVE Christmas Party 8 00 & 10 ;0 a m Holy EuchanST December 24 • 4 00 P m Carol Euchamt jm ChIld, m a::lrrhdmns Evt 7 00 P m Chnstmas Lmons and Cm ols N 5.00 P m and 10 00 P m Chmlm~ Eve 10:00 am. ~ Eve Worship 7 ;0 pm Chrnal &"hnml and Sn-m07l \U\IER Candlelight WorshIp Servlce~ J 0 ;0 p m ClmST71lasLmons IlIld Cnrol' p.m. Worship WIth Communion -----4--';';;;;;';;:::"- 5:00 J 1 00 P m Choral EI"haI1ST and Se/"ItUln 10:30 p.m. Candlelight Womup December 25 - LCCH\IOOR • WIth Omunumoo 10 00 a m. Special Mu<;ic pnor to both servias CHRISTMAS DAY Chmtma" DdYWor"hlp Krln ~mrl5 Ebt 10 30A M Holy Eucharnt Randy S Boeller, Paslor HtYmlJy and Cnrols 6:00 pm. Potluck Tlmolh A Holzerland. Paslor 7:30 pm. Worship l{eb. 1frcbertCR ,Hnrms !{eb . .tRonal CCollier ~1' ..., Christ Church Grosse Pointe St. John's ~ (Episcopal) Episcopal Church Woodward Avenue and Fisher Freeway A Candlelighting ~ervi(e NEXT TO COMERICA PARK ~ stlohnsdetrOit org SATURDAY, December 15 1313) 962 7358 ,~(riptureLeuon~ 5:30 p.m.• Holy Euchanst Rite II Avoid the Christmas Rush ... SUNDAY, December 16 Come to Church this Sunday! And Carol~ The Thtrd Sunday of Advent 8:00 a.m. - Holy Euchanst Rtte II th December 16 , 2001 - Advent III Oecembtr14 7 P.M. 9:15 a.m. - Chnstmas Pageant and Holy Eucharist Rite II 7:30am - Morning Prayer 10:20 a.m.• Lghung of the Garden Chnstmas Tree 8. OOam- Holy Communion 9:15am - Sunday School & featuring the choir and soloistJ of II:15 a.m. - Morning Prayer RIte I Sermon by the Rev. David J. Greer Adult Education (enb and roddk, cart o,,,,,lob'" 9 00 to l2 30) 1O'OOam- Choral Holy Communion first Christian Reformed Church 4:30 p.m. - Candelight Service of Nine Lessons and Carols Traditional LIturgy, MUSIC,and Preaching No admuJIOll charre TheologICally Correct, not Politically Correct 1444 Maryland 6rone Pointe Park The Rev. DaVId J. Greer, InterIm Rector 1928 Book of Common Prayer The Rev Brvant W. Dennison, Jr. - The Rev. Dr. Juha A. Dempz Rooted in ChrtU' 6rowing in Faith UJirtng in I.oYt 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Grosse Pointe Farms Comefind out why so many of your neighbors 8l4- sn (313) 885-4841 - www.christchurchgp.org are coming downtown to worship the Lord! r • December 13, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Churches 58 A carpenter's wisdom The Giving By the Rev. John Corrado hood 1 Tree Grosse POinte Unitarian Church If Joseph were alive today, I don't St. Paul CathoDc Sometimes we get so caught up m thmk he'd spend much tIme reflect- Church. like many other psychologIzing, bemg senSItive, 109 on the benbltlvltIei> of those who churches, has a Giving SophIstIcated and (yes) "polItlcally thmk the concept of "famlly" Tree. Parishioners can correct," that we manage to overlook excludes becaube they thlOk they, or choose tags to purchase basIc wIsdom - even when the story someone else, IS dIfferent gifts for local charitable of the season vIrtually thrusts It Joseph knew dlfferentnesb It organizations. From left. upon us comeb WIth each pIece of wood It are Sister Ruth:mne I got to thmkmg about thIS as I corne" With edch humdll family, too, Reed, pastoral a!>sociate started prepanng d Chnstmas famI- no matter how average, normal or at St. Paul. Chribtopher Wojciechowski, 2; and ly servIce At my back, even more conventIOnal It may dppear Janet Wojciechowski. a inSIstent than tIme's wlOged chanot EvelY fdmIly, whethet Its members volunteer with Pregnan- was the "tch, tch, tchmg," of some of number two or 22, IS not only differ- cy Aid, a local center my colleagues ent from other fdmllIeb, It'S dIfferent that helps pregnant from the famdv It wa-; a vear a needy women These are the women and men who month or sometlmeb even a week refuse to call any service a "famJly" ago service because It might exclude peo- Each member of the famIly has a ple After all, they reason, not every- dIfferent personalIty Each Ib work- Living one IS m a mom-dad-brother-slster mg on dlfTerent Issues, proJects, famIly There are one-parent house- problems Add to that the differences holds. There are chIldless house- m ages and stages, and you can see Nativity holds There are smgle person house- how evelY famIly IS d laboratory Christ the King holds There are gay and lesbIan where the cosmIC conundrum of Lutheran Church. 20338 households What about these? dIverSIty 100btb ThiS IS where the Mack in Grosse Pointe Woods, will present its senblblhtles of d good carpenter help 16th annual Living Whlle I admIre the senSItIVIty of WIth such rough wood as we are, Nativity for the commu- thf' tch-tchers, I don't accept their nity. The tent will be VISIon of family They are the ones WIth all our propensities to go open from 12:30 to 3:30 who hmlt It They seem to have got- agamst the gram and rub one anoth- p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16. in ten theIr Idea of a mom-dad-slster- er the wrong way, we need to see front of the church. The brother famIly from a smgular beyond OUI hmlts and ImperfectlOns, event will include live epIsode of some '50s televlslOn show lest we be muddled, stuck or lost animals, stories and Wf! need someone among us who IS Christmas carols call They would do better to open theIr able to see that we are bUlldmg (313) 884-5090. Bibles and consIder the head of the together and what we are bUlldmg most famous blended famJly - together Joseph Joseph was a carpenter He dealt So when you reflect on the WIth the tangIble, the rough, the Chnstmas story WIth the Christ real He had to bUIld With whatever chIld, the VIrgIn, the MagI, scores of wood he could get - knots and all angels, shepherds and a'3sorted Crit- ters, thlOk also of the qUIet guy In Once he assembled the chaIr or the background, the fellow who got table or trough he was workmg on, drafted to oversee thIS tableau he had to smooth out the rough Thmk of how hIS occupatIOn and spots, perhaps round off the edges vocatlOn blended Thmk of how he and maybe even cut a httle here or appreCIated what art and craft are there. Nothmg came precut or WIth reqUIred for human bUlldmg assembly InstructlOns He had to rely on somethmg mSlde, some kmd of a ThlOk - and celebrate plan, to gUIde hIm Celebrate the family you've come from, the famIly you're bUlldlOg and Let us introduce you to the east.,lde'., best-kept secret What a good candIdate for father- the one bIg famIly we're part of m retirement living Both Father 1 mIlieu ReSIdence and DeSeranno Residence are located in quiet, beautiful THERE'S MORE settings in convement locatIons Each with spacIOUS apartments and immaculately maintained grounds INSIDE THAN JUST plus a host of amenitIes including: • excellent meals • activitIes with THE HEADLINES served daily transportation Every Thursday, we provide the Pointes with complete weekly housekeepmg • chapel offering coverage of the people, organizations, businesses, sales • and events in our community. • utilIties except phone dally services small pets allowed We make it easy advertising and • optIonal laundry • for Pointers to the eastside's service, free self-laundry secured entrance stay informed best c1assifieds, • including estate about scboolst full kItchen 111 each apartment dties, the arts, safeSt servicest • autos, local sportst If you or someone you love IS111 the market for gracious bealtbt family appliancest events, real employment, pets retirement hving, plea"e callus for more Information or estate, business, and other items a tour at 810-753-1182 G restaurants, Gross~ Pointe News in high demand. ~ardening, Father Taillieu ReSidence DeSeranno Residence antiquest home Local Rates: 18760 Thirteen Mile Road 17255 Common Road maintenance and 1year. 537 Roseville, MI 48066 Roseville, MI 48066 more. 2 year. 570 Our readers 3 year. 598 benefit from our Order your subscription today by calling Circulation at: 343-5577 Grosse Pointe News Celebrate TheGreat Lakes 96 Kerchev'll • (Jro-;"c POinte F.mm, Ml For more information or a tour, please call 313.343.8265. 18300 East Werren Avenue STJOHN. senior Detrort, Ml 48224-8265 ;;;;;;n;;;;; Community Sf]OHN Hospital and NAnoNAL INST1T1I1tS OF HEALTH NItIonaI Hurt Lung, .nd Blood lMtltut1 H8Ilth Syst.m @ Medical Center Rtsidtlflalllvilg Assisted LivIRg Pubh< Hea~h ~M 1 .. December 13, 2001 78 Grosse Pointe News Health • Prescription painkiller is often abused OxyContm could cause requmng a doctor's pre- OXyContm IS a powerful lions of people who !lve 10 mg It the longest lastmg For mllhons of people death Typically, OPI01ds hke scnptlOn, Vlblt numerous prebcnptlOn pamkiller, "0 It With chromc and acute chromc pam," "ald oxycodone on the market The btrength, duratlOn OxyContm bhould not be doctorb, sometimes m sever- IS somewhat lfOmc to thmk physlcal pam, OxyContm IS Falkowski, one of 20 drug al "tateb, to acqUIre large that It could cause pam a., abuse trend researchers and dObage of OxyContm used Wlth bub"tances buch a very effective drug that as alcohol, antlhlstamlnes amountb of controlled bub- well as control It Yet, the natlOnwlde who partiCipate are the mam reasons the reheve" theIr bymptom" and or barbiturate!> becaube stanleb that they abuse .,tones "ubmltted to the m NlDA's drug surveillance drug Ib attractive to both allows them to participate !>uch drugs slow down them"elve" or "ell to others webslte network "Unfortunately, It abusers and legitimate 10 life again Accordmg to breathmg Their combined A" of Aug 28, the DEA wWW oxyabu"ekl1l., lorn the NatlOndl In"tltute on beems that It'S also becom- Uber" Abusers often chew effect" could be fatal reported that at least 14 offer heart-wrench 109 DI ug Abuse (NIDA), 109 popular With some hero- the tablet or crush It and A recent federal review of state" had pxpenenced account" of emotIOnal and 10 addlct" and other drug "nort the powder to negate patIents who u~e their pre- natlOnal autopsy data found mcrea"ed abu.,e and dlver- phy"lcal pam wrought by abuser" " the wntrolled-release effect "cn bed do"age for leglt!- that OxyContm IS suspected blOn of OxyContm O"yContm abu"e OxyContm IS the tl ade and prOVide rapld release mate pam control and under of playing a role m the over- The Food and Drug Some wnter" tell of loved a dOltor'~ ::.tnlt .,upemslOn name for a tlme-rclea"ed and absorptIOn of the drug In additIOn to rehevmg do"e deaths of 282 Admln!"trdtlOn .... Bo N SECOU RS COTT AG E HEALTH SERVICES ~~~~ ...... t , December 13, 2001 Grosse pointe News 86 Seniors Services for Older Citizens SOC Op~ti~o~n~s__ ~~.., Seniors: Be wary of con artists announces its new board AIrlme or AIrport c1o<;mg If a!> you gt>t c1o~- By Sharon Maier Secullty problems - '" I\ Ill" fOI Oldel sac Executive Director 1'1 to the SituatIOn the ('\ll/llb ,I non-profit Olga- AViatIOn Con!>umer Some con artJ~b pley term~ ...('em unclear 01 ProtectIOn DIVI,lOn (800) nil \t\01I I\( dilated to help- unfalf get up and leave on !>e!llor CitIzen!> It's a 322-7873 I1lg olUl'1 l,lJzen" In the Fill an mfol matlye OWl horllble thmg to thmk A1mo<;tAnythmg - ( .1' )'''1 I'omtl" ,lIld Harper IJ...tlllg example, of pI ('da- about but It happen!> FTC (Federal Trade \\ ood, m,ll'll,un thl'\I live!> tOIy lendlllg tactle~, JIlfor- every day Commls~lOn) does not \\1111 Illdl'IH ndl'nle ,lOd l.hg- lllatlOll about high lredlt The be~t offen'e I'" a re ...olve mdlvldual com- 111\1 h,l' ,1Ilnounll'd It... new good defeme What wn em d debt~ or home eqUIty plamt~ but they u!>emdl' I", 11 tI 1l1l'mb('I' The Board vou do to keep )OUI ,elf 10,lIh, what to do If you Vidual complamts to Iden- ,I '1Ib\I'I' I' lompo'l'd of 28 hay\, pOOlCIedIt, expl,lI1a- !>afe? tify areas needmg direct \o!uIlIlll' 110m all 'IX tlOn~ of ,ome common Sta) alNt and thmk enfonement actIOn and to en 'Itll , wrefully before yOIl act lendlllg tel m~ and ag - mform the pubhc of con- [01' \\.111\('11 ,1",unw' the Above all, do NOT "gn d ue>. to LOlltaet If you !>umer problems (202) I oil oj pi I '11I1'1lt t,lkmg 0\ 1'1 beheve ~ou may be a VIl- document that you do not ITC-HF:LP (lit III 1111 110111 I"i ...lh'k 1\111 01 pi CU,HU!) kllJmg. under~tand and don't be Automobiles Safety and lall Sel vice.., for Older "'1 Hit II afraId to a"k que"tJon<, Defects - DOT Auto \11,,\1.1 "\1'\ I' \ Ill' ple!>l- CitIzen; .It (3131882- One of the blgge~t prob- Safety Hotline (888) 327- d, nl oj lu,tonlPl "Pf\ 1((' fOl 9600 A"k for InformatIOn lem!> light now h predato- 4236 11,111 I FOI U Hl'alth S\ ,wm and A...<;I<,taneeand they'll ry lendmg PredatOly Con!>umer Products ..,11l'h,,,", "cned a" a human be happy to send you the lendel ~ <;earch out home, Safety and Defects - 1l '011111'l()Jhult,mt for SOC Frank Sladen, past president of Services for Oider Predatory Lendmg Alert ownel s that are on fixed Con~umer Product Safety fill till ]J,ht \I',lr Citizens. hands the gavel to Lois Warden. the new flier and an,wel any que<;- IIlcomes and lend them CommiSSIOn (888) 638- II, 11'11to\\ I1IP of Glo,,!>e president. more than they can aftord tlOns you may have POlllt, F,lI nJ' '" an artl!>t Whether you've been 2772 m Gro ...se Pomte Wood~ She to pay back They mcrea ...e Food, Drug!> and \lid , lit I PJlI cncur She 1<' also member~hlp chair- Flu shots are the co~t of the loan!> by scammed, harmed by an "'II,d on thl Gleelllng of un~afe product, or Cosmetics - FDA man of the Women'<; chargmg extra fees and Emergency (301) 443- Il' tI Oil Boal U She I!>a hfe- receIved le!>sthan your Auxlhary SalvatIOn Army, available high pre-payment penal- 1240, FDA Non- I 11" ',I"t '1l11 I p..,ldent \\ Ith money IS worth, a govern- secretar) of the Glo..,,,e tICS Watch out for mall- Emergency (800) FDA- , « Julilate In gerontology In antIcipatIOn of the ment agency Will lI!>ten Pomte Woman'~ Club for thl' mgs that proml~e low 1088, FDA Vetennary III III Wayne State upLOmll1g flu !>eason, Bon and take actIOn on yoU! la<;t 12 year ... monthly payments The!>e Products (888) FDA- llll\l'hlt\ Secour, Cottage Health complamt Ste" e Va!>!>alloof Glosse low monthly payments are VETS, FDA Cosmetics (,['or gla \',llente of the Servlce~ 1<;otTenng flu shots Yes, the government Pomte Wood!> I!>an account often a cover-up for hIgh (800) 270-8869, USDA { It\ oj Glo<,..,e Pomte IS a to gIVe mdlVlduals a "fight- really does take actIOn on manager for McLeod USA mterest and the ultImate Meat and Poultry {;I''''''I' POinte bu,mes.., mg c.hance" agam!>t thIS consumer complamts He IS trea<;urer for the goal of foreclosure Producb (800) 535-4555 I II' IIl'r She 1<' actIVe WIth dreaded vIrus Recelvmg the Complamt~ and comments Gro ...se Pomte Wood!> Scmor Mo!>t cons can be aVOid- Investments, Stock I lil VIllage A,,<'ocldt!on, the flu vaccll1e can help ) ou from citizens are the back- CItIzen Commls<;JOn He ed by readmg everythmg Brokers, Sales Practices ( lulur en' Home ot DetrOIt, aVOId the flu's mIsery that bone of Amenca'~ con- served a!> aS~lstant parade before you sign anythmg _ Secuntles and 1'''I\al11'' and The Grm.se can last for day!>, hnger for sumer protectIOn !>y!>tem director for the Gro"se If you're not sure, a!>k Exchange CommlS~lOn !'omll' Arh CouncIl Pomte Santa Claus parade, week" - even result 111 questIOns Who you call when you I In Rehmann of Glosse (202) 942-7040 Glosse Pomte Wood" 50th death If anythmg that you want to complall1 depends !'olllll' \Vood" 1<;a hfelong MedIcare Fraud - anlllver,arj and the Harper Flu shots WIll be avaIlable hear seem~ questIOnable on what you need to {,IO"1' POIntp Ie!>ldent, a Department of Health and Woods 50th anlllver<;ary from 2 to 7 p m Monday, _ walk away Don't feel report The followmg p ,,\ hoal d member of the Human Servtces (800) Dec 17, m the lobby of obhgated to SIgn just agencIes assIst consumers parade 447-8477 (; III"e Pomt(' HI"toncal Greg SoleckI of Gro,,<;e Cottage HospItal, 159 because you are at a loan WIth vanou~ problems "")11l 1\ ,md of T('nnl<, & Pomte Park I" vICe ple<;ldent Kercheval m Gros~e Pomte ( 11IlI1peh. a tundraJ<;er for of Henry Ford Home Health Farms No appomtment IS (llllllll'n.... Ho"pltal of Care SoleckI IS a longtIme necessary There IS a $5 fee, \htlng,m SOC supporter He's active no charge for MedIcare sub- .}O\le Stedman of Grosse m the commullIty as as!>ls- !>cnbers For more ll1forma- Pomte Wood ...I" a life m!>ur- tant soccer coach for the tlOn, call Commumty Health Someone You Love Can Use OUf Jlelp Arnencan Heart • A~,ocl8non. f ~hl n'il H'C'lIrl 0 " ... u 01"(1 $lfO" • • Prlvale homes • Fun or part • lime coverage • Hospllal or It keep.s nu~ml\homes • Bonded and insured morell1an • 2~-hou~ • RlI<.supenJsed memones Regl!>tered Nurse ... alive. Llcen ...ed Prdcllcal Nur~e, AMERICAN HEART Nur~e, Alde ... ASSOCIATION EMORIAlS & TRIBU NURSiNG UNliMiTEd INCORPORATED ... Please send my Iree Retllemenllnlormallon Kit about Henry Ford Village. I I rj{------~---. detailing amenities. coslS. and floor plans to the address below I delivers I GPN 1213 01 sac We Wrote I Services for Older Citizens is collecting supplies for gift baskets to be dis- I Nome I tributed to senior citizens during the holidays. The organization needs non- I perishable food items, toiletries and othei' household items. baskets and the Book I ribbons and hand-made cards. Drop off items at the SOCoffice at the Neigh- on Artive, Slate Zip I borhood Club by Tuesday, Dec. 18. Independent I sac also needs volunteers to assemble and/or deliver baskets and Christ- mas Meals on Wheels, U you can help or if you know a senior who would like and Affordable HENRY FORD VILLAGE I to receive a basket or a Christmas meal. call Suzanne Mondalek. volunteer Rl'tirent('nt I coordinator. at (313) 882-9600. I 'i 101 Forel R,),.J • [)Ldrhorn, M Icl1H~,m48126 I More than 75 homebound seniors in the Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods www.HenryFordVillage.com I received hot Thanksgiving meals from Detroit Meals on Wheels and SOC. (:H:l) 584-5200 ~\ 1\1/"lh[,I\II,/)\,I/,,,,,,( t 1 1 11 llul Volunteers from Fikany Real Estate made the deliveries. From left. are Joe III (1111 r1(" "I Il ...n~ll., I h Fn ..., 11 hd r '1'0 11 I Fikany. Angela Griffiths, Sally Mackintosh and Bob Choiniere. ~ I 1-800-569-0808 .. \.. mm 11lll ,,'" .... ,,-, ------Enck:son G:J -- r - Rtnrcmml Comm\D'lllbC$ New adult day care option It'~ only natural to want to retain The concept of adult day based actIVIties, educatIOnal care I" not ne"" but an trammg for particIpants and as much independence as possible in approach b(,lIlg taken by a caregIVers, support groups, partnN ...hlp between one-an-one counsehng, a life. But there comes a time when Lutheran SOCIal Servlce~ of meals program, tran!>porta- MIchIgan i December 13, 2001 128 En Grosse Pointe News of arts degree In psychology lor of sCience degree In Biretta IS also the daughter from Michigan State behaVIOral psychology from of the late Edward F Umverslty She IS a sales Western Michigan Biretta A June weddmg 15 representative Wlth Cahco UnIversity He IS a finanCial planned Corners In Sarasota adVisor speclahzmg m Faulman earned a bache- estate plannmg Biretta earned a bachelor lor of arts degree m anthro- of arts degree m SOCialwork pology from Central FlOrIda from Michigan State UnIversity He IS manager of Umverslty and a J D degree Cahco Corners Biretta- from Rutgers Umverslty School of Law She IS an attorney practIcmg corpo- Wilkinson rate law Reaume- Renate BIretta of Lake Havasu, Anz , has Wllkmson earned a bache- announced the engagement lor of arts degree m mdustn- Majewski of her daughter, former al deSign from Metropohtan I Gro ..."e POInter C'hn<;tmE' State College of Denver He Jdl1ltl~ and Sandra Biretta, to Jeremy IS a deSigner speclahzmg m Elizabeth Anne Grego Reaume of Warren have Julle Michelle Reaume WJ1kmson, son of Lmnea archItectural deSIgn and Jeremy Wilkinson and and NeW Faulman announced the engagement and Anthony Michael Wllkmson of Aurora, Cola engmeenng Christine Biretta of theIr daughter, Juhe Tocco Majewski Michelle Reaume, to Grego- Anthony MIchael Tocco MaJewski, son of Lee and Meetings Patty MajewskI of Grosse for a child or a mother at the Faulman Pomte Woods An August Camera Club C.P. Questers Woman's Club SalvatIOn Army Evangeline weddmg IS planned Tony and Judy Grego of The Grosse Pomte The Grosse Pomte The Grosse Pomte Center, a horne for abu5ed Grosse Pomte Park have Camera Club Will meet from Questers Wlll meet at 9 30 Woman's Club WIll meet fOI women and children announced the engagement Reaume earned a bachelor 7 to 9 p m 'fuesday, Dec 18, a m Fnday, Dec 14, at the a luncheon at 12 30 p m of their daughter, Elizabeth of sCience degree 10 geogra- at Brownell Middle School Children's Home of DetrOIt Wednesday, Dec 19, m the Anne Grego, to Neill phy, Earth sCience and SOCial VISitors are welcome for ItS annual Chnstmas Crystal Ballroom of the For more mformatlOn or Faulman, son of John and sCience from Central AuctIOn luncheon Hostess Grosse Pomte War to make a reservatIOn, call Cathryn Faulman of Michigan UnIversity She IS For more 1OformatlOn, call Will be LIsa Gandelot, Co- Memonal (313) 343-0019 Sarasota, Fla An Apnl wed- a dtgttal cartographer Wlth (313) 822-7080 or (586) 774- hostesses WIll be JoAnn ReservatIOns must be made dmg IS planned LandGrafix Inc Krueger and Karen Joslyn Members should bnng a 9471 by Saturday, Dec 15 Grego earned a bachelor Ma]ewskl earned a bache- wrapped Chnstmas present • CAFANA'S POINTE Our pre-holiday tuxedo Fashions & Furs HARVEYS inventory sale starts now. 30%- Designer CINTE~ Hartmann is here! We now 70% off all formal merchandise Resale Boutique carry Hartmann. Stnce 1877, new and used. Hurry for hW Christmas Gift Membership - Samira's is pleased to announce $69 for 1 month. Includes: T- Hartmann has earned the reputa- selections and great prices ... tion of bemg a leader in premium CAFANA'S is at 17233 Mack a NEW SHIPMENT OF FURS. shirt, aerobics, and 1 hour m Avenue @ Notre Dame, (313)881- A beautiful large selectwn all personal training session. On brand luggage and leather goods 1224. sizes at great prices. Do your Mack,885-3600 We have extended our hours for Christmas shopping at Samira's the holidays. We are open with top brand labels. Suits, Sunday 11.6, Monday. Friday sweaters, jackets, dresses, and 10.9 and Saturday 10-8. VisIt hand bags. Labels such as us today in The Village across Armaini, Chanel, Escada, and Ed Maliszewski much more... at 21027 Mack from Jacobson's, (313)881-0200. Carpeting Ave7l.ue(North of fj mile)" Grg.sse Pointe Woods, 313-886-5043 YOu'l! fmd the finest brands m America at Ed MalzsuwskL. 21435 Greater Mack, St. Clair Shores. (586)776-5510 Holidays are here... Come in GIFT OF PEARLS and see our entire line of Vita Spa cJ~~SALON. Body Skin Care, especially now as • Holiday Hours. Thursday, & DAY SPA If pearls are on her list, then be we have Vita bath Geleeon SALE. December 13 through Friday, sure to indulge in our vast 24 oz. bottle (reg. $30) now only December 21 from 9 a.m. to 10 "Day of Glamour" - Pamper collection of exquisite cultured $24. Plus, body oils, lotions and p.m. Sunday, December 16 from yourself, or with a friend. Begin and freshwater pearls. Experience soaps. Wzth all the cool weather, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. the day by slipping into a com- one of the finest selections of rare one should take care of their skin. • Jewelry Engraving fortable monogram robe and slip- and beautiful South Sea, South Sea Golden and Black What a great Christmas gift!. The Event. Choose from sterlmg SlI- pers, listening to soft music while ver bracelets, necklaces and Tahitian pearls. Give her NOTRE DAME PHARMACY has on your way to enjoy a relaxing just the answer for exactly the rings and have them personal- pearls ... a timeless expression of ized. Wednesday, December 19 massage in a private room, fol- love. Extended Holiday Hours: right price.... at 16926 Kercheval lowed by a facial . with neck and Thursday, December 20, Mon-Fri lOam - 9pm, Sat lOam m-the- Village, (313)885-2154. from 10 a m to 9 p.m. In treatment, manicure, pedicure, • 6pm, Sun 12pm - 5pm. Gift Fashion Jewelry. hairstyle, make-up application Certificates - Complimentary Gift and eyebrow arch. Light lunch Wrapping - Shipping Service included in between spa Available .. Valente Jewelers is treatments. located at 16849 Kercheval m-the Jacobsons Sauna and shower facilitIes are Village, Grosse Pointe, (313)881- available. Choose from many of 4800 r our other origmal Beauty Spa Packages. To mention a few: Mother and Daughter Champagne Day • Body BAYNE Treatments • Magmficent Morning • Afternoon Escape. OPTICAL KISKA JEWELERS We prOVide many services mcluding: Half Removal by Michael J. Lowe, O.D. For your convenience we have Waxmg • Lash and Brow Tintmg Announces our Escada trunk extended our holIday shopping show!!! Just in time for hours - Now until ChrIstmas we'll • Nail ExtenSIOns • "Colours by Christmas" Saturday, December be open on Thursday evemngs till Joyce" Cosmetics, Skm and Hair 15, 2001 from 10:00 a.m. until 700 pm and Sunday, December Care Products. The hst goes on 3.00 p.m. The elite eyeglass and 16th and 23rd from 11'00-4:00 and on..... FREE SHUTTLE TO THE "JOE" sunglass styles from Italian Christmas Eve till noon. Come Call (313)886-4130 for your EVERY HOME RED WING GAME designer Escada will be on shop with us . 63 Kercheval on- "Special QUIet Time" at aUf Jom us every Sunday for our display. We also have many the-Hill (313)885-5755 Grosse Pointe Luxury Day Spa SUNDAY BRUNCH, 11 a m.- 2'30 StockIng Stuffer ideas: Clic Ski and Salon - established in 1980 - p.rn Plus, we have wmter evenmg goggles, MlCro stic reading Gift CertifIcates Available - dmner speCIals BOOK SlNDBAD'S glasses, Opera glasses, PolarIzed SpeCial spa days available for "SOBAR" ROOM TODAYIPerfectfor sunglasses, gift certificates and your private partIes and speczal much, much more ..... men - Smoke-free enVIronment - occasIOn.Call (313)822-7817 for more Appomtments are avaIlable for To actv.dIs. Intis coUm Ample Parkmg - 17912 Mack, information at 100 St. Clmr on-the- eye examinations. Don't delay Grosse Pointe City, between Rwer. phone (313)885-5400 to schedule caI (313) Il2-35OO Moross & CadIeux. your appointment. by 2.:00 p..m.. Ndats ( ~eClJO •• L CLRS51FIED Cf In.jI p.,•• AIt'-t Mo.' p 3 \ SJoutIt W~ p , Irish beat North and South for first ULS hockey tourney title By Chuck Klonke l1nIH'r'lty LIggett School II champIOn Grosse POinte Sports Editor Chnh Ander"on and henlOl South\' goal after Cha~e HolIday lou! nnment North 3-1 In the semJl'jnals Blue Devil;, a 1-0 lead when Notre Dame'" IHllkey Evan Topor played well MacEachern won a faceoffto Th<' h I'..h dId It b\ b('atlOg "ThIs was a great tourna- he ;,cored a hhorthanded team \',on area hr r-. 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December 13, 2001 Snorts .G.ro.s.se_po.in.t.e.N.ew.s 3C r @ Ford carries on tradition of fine ULS soccer goalies By Chuck Klonke C.lreer" at liLS l'nded "We lode CalVin a'> far a~ receIved honorablt' mentIOn Backhur"t "aId 'He was Callahan had 11 .1"'>1'>'" Sports Editor Thl" yl'al ~ ULS nl'tmln we lOuld," "aid ULS coach Ford had "ome big "hoe" defimtely our MVP thl'> ~ea- "He',> big and fa,t," There", a tradition of out- del CdlVIn Ford, h following Ddvld Backhur"t 'Without to fill when he reJomed the "on" Backhur"t "aid "We u"pd ;,tandlng boy" "oceel go.1lle~ m thl' other~' foot"tep" hIm, I don t thmk we would KnIghts squad before the There lVa~ a "tletch early him a lot m front of th,' net at Umver"lty Liggett Ford l'arned ~eeond-tedm have made It out of the dl,,- 2000 season He had to In the "ea"on wherp oppo on wrner kllb He\ good III School All-Stdte honOl" III Dlvl"lOn tnet" " replace I<'errm, a four-tIme nents "cored 14 goal" m the aIr and hd" good dll Dunng the la"t decdde, IV .lIter leadmg the Kmghh ,Jollllllg Ford on the All- All-State selectIOn who had three game" After th..lt, around ,>klll~ He can pldY Dan Fernn Vmce Hal km", to the ~tate "emllinal" With Stall' team wel e thIrd-team been the goahe on two ,>tate Backhur"t deCided to make ,mywhef[' on the field ,md C'hn" Addmo dnd Lm hi" bnlllant play In the dl"- ,eleltlOn, Todd Cdllahan champlOn"hlp teams ::.ome change" on dpfen<;e to make an Impalt " Md\hllan hme all gOlw fJll to tllLt ,md legJOnal champI- dnd Chn" MacGnff dnd Ford played on the help Ford The tmkelmg MacGllff, a "ophomolP pla~ In wllegl' dt'l th'll on,hlfl g,lnH'~ Pat lick Schdfer, who KnIghts' JUl1lor vdr~lty team worked as the Knlghh moved to center-mldlit Id a::.a fre::.hman and spent hi" allowed only 12 goal" m thl" \eaJ aftPI plavmg out- sophomore year "tudymg In their next 13 game'> '>Ide mIdfIeld a" a fre"hmnn Europe Ford, who IS abo a fine Without a doubt, he\ our "He did a good Job last goalie In lacros"e, has all the mo,t ~kllled player,' year for us, but he had a attnbutes a coach look" for Backhur"t ,aid "It\ Ju~t a very good. expenenced In a netmmder mattm of time before he'> a defense In front of him," "He has very good qUlck- hr~t-team All-Stater He'~ Backhurst said "ThiS yf'ar nes" He anticIpate" well an mtelllgent player who he had to do more because and he read!> the game well, hn<; played a lot of "otcer our defense was mexpen- Backhurst "aid "He',> al'>o and reallv knol~» the game enced" calm and cool under pre,,- MacGnff wa~ thp Kmghh Ford might have been the ~ure A lot of goalies get WOI- ,econd-It admg ,>COler thl" busle<;t ULS goalie m years ned 10 tight game" and year Illth 15 goal" and three It wasn't unusual for him to before shootouts, but not a%l"t, face upward of 20 shots a CalVIn "If thpre wpre two a",l,>t" game, especially early m the "He wa" a co captam and glVpn like m hockey, Chrlf> season when Backhurst was a good leader He was able to would ha\ e had a lot more" trying to sort out hiS transfer hiS calmness to the Backhur"t "aId 'He got our defense rest of the team And he's attack generdted ' Ford fimshed WIth a 1 95 confident, much like Ferrm Backhur"t made d fllg goals-agamst average and was" gamble when he movpd posted five shutouts One of Ford was one of only two Schafer to "weeper aftel thp hIS best games came In a 4-0 semor" on the ULS squad eighth game of the "ea"on defeat agaInst a strong Ann thIS year so It wa" Important "It wa" a huge gamble but Arbor Greenhills squad In for him to keep hiS younger It paid off," said Backhul "t, that contest, he made a teammates from gettmg rat- who "aw the KnIghts go 6-3- strong contrIbutIOn to the tled m close games 2 after movmg Callahan up team's season highlight tape Callahan, a JunIOr, played front and moving Schafer to University Liggett School placed four players in the Division IV All-State boys WIth some spectacular sparmgly on the KnIghts' the defen"lve p(l~ltlOn soccer team. From left. are Chris MacGriff. Todd Callahan. Calvin Ford and Pat saves state champIOnshIp team m "It was "omethlllg Schafer, "If It hadn't been for 1999 but by the time he wa" thought out VPIYcarefulh I Calvlll, the score could have a sophomore he was a fix- knew Patnck had the com- eaSily been In double fig- ture In the ULS lIneup petitlVene::.<;, dnve and ures," Backhurst said "He He played stopper last determInatIOn as well a" the Notre Datne hockey, hoops made 31 saves and he cov- season and scored seven "kIlls - a good left foot, a ered the whole goal mouth" goals He started thl" "eason good nght foot and the ablh Ford was also brilliant m at sweeper, but when the ty to head the ball - that the distrIct final against Kmghts were havmg trouble you need at sweeper" notch iltlportant victories Sterhng HeIghts Bethesda sconng goals, Backhurst Chnstlan and In the regIOn- moved him to forward and By Bob S1. John 25-15 at the h.llf, but North eight and SIXpomts, re"pec- Even though Schafel wa" al title game against he fimshetl With 21 goals new to the <;weeper pO,ltlOJI, Staff writer cut mto the defiCit "everal tlvely, m the fourth quarter Oakland ChrI!>tlan Both of "That's one of our top goal The heated Notre times dUi mg the thIrd quar- as the Insh outscored North he and Ford \\orked well those games went to totals," Backhurst said "In DamelPontlac Notre Dame ter and traIled 35-27 head- 18-11 together And once Schafer "hootouts the last 20 years, we've only stepped on the field a" the Prep nvalry contmued last Ing Into the final qual ter The Notre Dame basket- In the Oakland Christian had SIX players "core more ..,weeper, he played e\ er~ week at Fraser Ice Arena "We pulled away In the ball team IS 1-0 overall, game, he stopped four of the than 20 Todd was playmg "These game<; are always final four mmute." thanks to Gro"se Pomte North IS 0-2 mmute the Ie"t of th,' \1 a \ five shots he faced m the well at sweeper, too I'm And he'll he dOing It agam hard-hlttmg and the guys <;olld play," Sicko "aid Commg up for the Flghtm' shootout sure he would have been All- glVe a little more emphaSIS SenIOr Bnan Blgg" (16 Insh IS an away game on next "ea"on "I don't ever remember on wmnmg agamst Prep," pOInt-.) and JunIOr Da\ e State If he had "tayed 'That" d pO"ltlOn \\e \~CHl t <;eemg a goahe make four there" have to won y about ne'-! head coach KeVin McKay DI \\('lll ke 11b pom"'l ~LOred See IRISH, page 4C "aId "aves In a "hootout," In addition to hi" 21 goals, year," BackhUl..,t ~ald McKay wa" nght a<; both the Flghtm' Insh and Prep were mvolved m a couple of BG plays tough ~D' scrap" that left two player~ ejected late m the final pen- od in win over Lions However, when the final horn "ounded, McKay'" By Bob St. John "hots In the selOnd half at squad won 6-2 m Its Staff wnter Redeemer Michigan Prep Hockey BIshop Gallagher's boys The Lancer" led by 16 League (MPHL) opener basketball team rebounded early In the second quarter Prep took a 1-0 lead eally from a mghtmansh opemng agam::.t the LIOn", but the In the first penod, but thp game to defeat host DetrOIt home team cut Ih defiCit to Insh came back WIth goal" Holy Redeemer 56-39 last 26-22 at the half by Jumor Mike Maltese week "Holy Redeemer started (7 50) and JUJ1lor Pat IrWin In ItS season opener, the hlttmg three pOInter" and (2141 to grab a 2-1 advan- host Lancers lost 73-20 to they were able to cut the tage Class C No I-ranked defiCIt to only four pomh,~ Prep tied the game at two DetrOIt St Martin dePorre<; Perfetto ::.md "We didn't at 12 45 of the "econd ~tan- "DePorres took It to u.., panic dnd the gU\;, za, but Notre Dame ~cored and handed us a royal beat- mcrea"ed the defen~lve three goals In a span of 16 mg, hut our guys shook It off pre".,ure and played a great seconds to put the game and played very well at Holy second half" away, leadmg 5-2 after two Redeemer," head coach Ron Gallagh('r out"cored penods Perfetto said "[ was proud Redeemer 30-1 q In the final "That three-goal burst (a of thel r effort m both games, two quarter, and It \\ a~ school record for shorte"t but It was mce to get the Win sophomore Bnan L1oyd'~ time elap"ed between three after the lopSided loss on two three-pomt ba-keh mId goal<;) gave u~ a mce cu~hlOn Tuesday" way through the fourth pen- headmg mto the final pen- Sophomore Ron Hildreth od that put the game out of od," McKay ~,lld Photo b\ Ht..nno DePuv ... '>cored seven pomt<; to lead reach Jumor Brandon Forth Notre Dame senior Pat Lipa. No.9. and his teammates hound Notre Dame the Lancer" agam~t Prep's goalie late in the second period of a 6-2 win, ~cored the In"h\ final ~core DePorres, plus blocked three See LANCERS. page 4C early m the third penod Sophomore goalheper ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID C'hn<; ,Jo»wlak stopped !.') of 17 "hot<; to earn the Win ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID \\indow Replacement Admim~tration Building Th(> Notre Ddmp hockey Wmdo'~ Replacement Barnes School team I~ 1-0 m thp MPHL I he Bo.lrd 01 F-dul.lIlon 01 Ihe (,m,,, 1'0n1\Cl'uhiLl "Lh,,,,1 and 7-1 overall <;~ ,Iem W,lync COUnl) MILhlg.m 1\ III rlLClIe 'L.tled hid, lor I he Bo,lrd 01 I:dUL<1llllnof The Gro"c POlnlc PuhlK 'il hool Commg up for th(> Fightm .1 I\lndo\\ prolCLI 10l.lted In Ihl (11\ 01 (m"" POllllL 'i~'lUll W<1\ne ('nun I) Mldllgan will rC(CI~C'ealcd hilI- lor In"h I, a home gdme on MtLllIg.lO .1 \\, ndcm proJel t IOl.lIcd ll1Illl CIIY of Gro"c Pomle Wood, Saturday, Dpc Ii), agam~t Mldllg,111,II B.ul1e, '>lhool Allpn Park C'abnm '>relllll.lllOn, anll Bld I 'Hill' \\111 hL ,II,III,hlL ,1\ I 'All threp of our hm'~ drp "IANDA TOR); pre-bId meetinl: 011ltlL ,d.\\ J 11111"r\X 2002 "pelllll.lllon, ,111<1Bid I orm, Will he ,l\<1ll.lhlc ,II .1 contnbutmg one \~ay or .11II ,0 a m ea,tern ,t,lOlI,ml lime' Ihe 111 IOdIl0rl prL hid ,mother' McKa\ ~dld \f A1'I/[)ATORY pre-bid mee~ on Tuc"d<1)J<1l1u.lrvX 2002 \\ III la~c pl,llC .1I the Adllllm,lr.ltlon Bu,ldlllc 01 till ('10'" "We-re not da7Zhng, hut WP II 10 I~ I III c,l,lern ,I,wd,ml IIT1lCThc m<1nd,lIof\ pre hid POinte Puhhl '>lhool "~'IL!11 'XI) '>1 (1m (11'"'' 1'0nill arp a hard-working tpam " \\ III 1.I~cpl,lll' ,II B,nne, "l hool 20090 Mornml!'ide (,m"e Mllhlg.1O 4X21() The mceunji \\dl...hunlhL Illllll~l.'..'l !'{1mle"\oml- M"hlg,m ~X2'6 [he mcc!m~ \\111he 10 Ihl Ihe Admm"tr.llIOn Buddmli Basketball rLLllI 1Il~ roOIll 01 13,lrl1e,"lhool '>ellcd htd, IIIII hc due Illu",I,I\ J IOUM\24 2002 II 10 (H) Don Sicko Pat npd ,\ \\ In 1Il "L lIcd f1Itl, wtll hL duc lllUr,d.lV J,IOU.u~24 2002 ,II 1000 hI. Notre Dam(> h('ad (,oillh- Phoebe Zimmerman 1111 c",tlrn 'land Irll 11111',1\ Ill,' \dl11lOl'tr 111011 Ilulld,n~ ot I III L,,,lun '1,lI1d,ml tlllle ,II IhL \dllllOl,tr,lIlon BuildlOg ot lIlg dphut la~t \\Pek .,)1-3H Ihe (lm"e Pomte Bo.ud "I I By Bob St. John With seconds left, but lost pound:,,) and sophomore Staff wnter 51-24 to Macomb Lutheran DaVid Taphng (171 pounds) Lutheran E":"t':,, girls vol- North m the title game won by pm, whIle Shorter leyball team placed fifth m "The boy;, played very well (130 pound:,,) won by techni- last weekend's sea:"on-open- agamst Westland, but cal fall lng South Lake turned around and played "We gave South Lake 24 Tournament poorly agamst North," head pOInt; through VOids, but "The gJrb were angry they coach Gary Gutenkunst overall we were able to pull placed fifth 10 a tournament Said "That IS what happen;, out the Will,» WIdmer saId they thought they could to a young, mexpenenced "Our kids wrestled well " WIO, head cOdch Keay team Tue Ludlu ~,rI, III 111\ lIlf k[ "1\ N," - mj ..h, [1I-11g ,bout ,Illlhm~, k,Jln~ lJuCO[m~ and cwn~ f"f \ our chllJ 11111also be FrIday, Dec 14, agamst Romeo mJd,J !t 11111!, Idj rnl'[lnltll' l>II,II" 1C\I,nllllllllrtlll,cJulollltlfjl\U Local players \\c're addmg a IllII feature to 1\ell Armals. FOUR COLOR PHOTOSI Please send a cute, clm photo (color or Wrestling bh,k oS. IIhlll, hellO' or studiO produled, not computer generated, preferablj smaller than a 5x7l If you send a color were on Albion The Notre Dame football team rh",",100'"~,':J":"I " 00,'0" "" '::::~:~::~:::dm 100,"I,,' ""'0> m'" ~ ~, '" wresthng team beat Clintondale 37-34 last week, Two area athletes were 't-.~ 96 KmhCl3I Improvmg to 3-0 m dual members of the AlbIOn ~VV~\\\:-." \ Gros,e POinte Farm" ~il411236 meets College football team thiS ATT~ Klmiolalkej "It was a mce match for fall ~ our kIds and better rec;ults," John TrupIano, a gradu- C.\mrlde Ihe InformallUn ,lip belo\l and return Itl\lth lour photo and pajment Please print the babj's name on the head coach Gordu' Fooks ate of Grosse POinte North, baek of Ihe photo so JOU,an rd It up ar our otflle alter prlnllng or Include a self-addressed stamped en\e1ope. saId "Clmtondale IS a tough and Karl Doppelberger, a team, whIch helpc; our kids Notre Dame grad, are both \our r,dure mull b, r"el)ld In our offlle no later than Wednesdaj, De,ember 19th, earher lIould aSSIStour production become better wrestlers" jumor., at AlbIOn "hedul, ltak NOlember and De,ember birth photos maj be submitted until Januaq 9, 2002 ) The Flghtm' Insh had two varsity wrestler" mlssmg \\, I k [\I ,r.I I rr ,I 'L1n, 'uf \nnu II R '~I EJIII,m In I III " I, \')11 \lanl \ 'III hltle l11leIncluded A IrmlteJ numbcf 01 extra With mjunes, but kid:" like II II r, 11IIi ,h, 1 I rur,n 1-, h' ~lIl 1"IIl1I1I\ InJ In, nd, Bnan Shea (125-pound Lancers - class) and Ian Naud (119 From page 3C TI, \.", Ir'l \'\l-I>, Tn, C'nnedl 1 r'I"lIl I ~12 001« 1~liCl\t,\rl,\ur(\I, I) I -_1 _ Dpc 1') on Sllturda~ Dee Ii) December 13, 2001 Snorts .G.ro.s.se_PO.i.nt.e.N.e.w.s r 5C Voids are the only thing holding South matmen back By Chuck Klonke (103), Bdckmdn (119), matche" wele Jo'>eph Sports Editor Steven Pawlow"kl I 140) and Pawlow'ikl 1103 I, Backman The only thing thdt'" WlIl Pomer (152) 1125), Gontko (130), kpeplng Groi>"e P(Jlnte The Blue Devil" won thlee Hob"tettel (135), Perlin South from havmg one of It" matche" 10 th(' 51 21 1o"",to FOI tune (140), Steven be"t wrci>thng i>eai>on" 10 Southfield Wlnnel., were Pawlowi>kl 1145) and i>everal year" I" the 18 0 ,Jo.,eph Pawlow.,kl, \1 ho Nathamel HOIWltZ (60) defiCIt that the Blue Devlb moved up to 112, Tom Card Earller, South fim .,hed face even before they i>tep on (171) and Stelmark I1S'l) fifth III the 12-team the- mat III d il 2tl IIN, Lv Ldke Luthel dn t.d.,t InvltcltlOndl "We're glvmg up thIee Sharp, South got vlctone., and Hob"tetter won the VOIdi>and that Ieally hurt u" from Jpi>i>e Gontko 112'5), champlOn"hlp at 135 pounds lai>t weekend (10 the Hal per Steven Pawlowi>kl (145) and WIth an 8-4 dellsIOn In the Woods team tournament): Stelmark (189) final match i>ald coach Larry Carr The three VOIdi>were e"pe- "That'" the be.,t fim"h "Southfield pretty much Cldlly cOi>tlyIn the 42.39 lo~s we've had at Lutheran Eai>t handed It to Ui>but the vOldi> to ChIppewa Valley South's 10 SIXyeari>,' Can i>ald are \\hat hurt Ui> 10 the wmi> came from Backman South wle.,tleri> albo other three matches that we (119), Gontko (125), Jamie reached the champlOn'ihlp The Grosse Pointe Hockey Association Pee WeeABulldogsare shown with the 10i>tThe kids who have been Hobi>tetter (135), Steven match In two other weIght championship trophy they won at the Chicago Cup tournament. In front, from wrestllOg have been Pawlowi>kI (140), Pomer cla,.,e, Steven PawlowskI left, are Brittany Ott, Michael Burchi. Brian Methner, Scott Maxwell. Shorty wrestlmg well " (52) and MIke Carter (160) was the runner-up at 14fi Malkowski, Ed Lewis and David Driver. In back, from left, are Leland Thomas, South's only VIctory 10 the "We have pretty good poundi> and Stelmark wa'i Alex Davenport, John Nowicki, Sean Martin. Matt Burton, Tim Shield, Brady five dual meets was a 42-38 number, but i>ome of the second at 189 Savage, Tony Jacobson and Evan Skorupski. Not pictured are coaches Jim Dav- WIn over Hazel Park Blue kIds that we had counted on All three Blue DeVIls enport. John Jacobson and Steve Skorupski. The Bulldogs also won the Kens- DevIls who won their match- to move up a weIght c1asi> finalli>t., are i>emori> ington Thanksgiving tournament. es agaInst the VikIngs were dIdn't grow durrng the off- "Our team IS mostly Joseph Pawlowi>kl at 103 season," Carr "aId "I think .,emor" and fre"hmen," Carr pounds, DavId Crow (112), It'S a problem we're gOIng to said "We have mne i>emors Two more tournament championships for KeVIn Backman (119), TIm have all year" and they're good examples PawlowskI (145), Chase for the frei>hmen to follow" GPHA Pee Wee A Bulldogs squad Huber (71), Joe Stelmark The VOId, dIdn't hurt Joseph Pawlow.,kl, one of (89) and Matt Handley when South opened the the freshmen, took thIrd. The Grosi>e Pomte Hockey In that contei>t, the The Bulldog., followed (215) Macomb Area Conference place at 103 pounds and ASSOCIatIOn Pee Wee A Bulldogs got strong pldy that effort WIth a champl- South started the day season last week WIth a 48- Backman wai> thIrd at 119 Bulldogi> have added two from theIr defense men m Oni>hlp III the annual WIth a 45-33 loss to Harper 33 WIn over Manne CIty South had two fifth-place more champlOni>hlp trophIes holdmg the talented Belle Chllago Cup tournament Woods South's WInners fimshers In Pomer at 152 to theIr collectIOn TIre squad to one goal At Bnttany Ott and BrIan were Jo~eph Pawlowi>kl Blue DeVIl., \\ ho won theIr and Fortune at 160 A 4-1 VictOry over Fraser the same tIme, the offense Malkow"kl were outstand- Belle TIre In the final game created several good sconng 109 In goal for the Bulldogs gave the Bulldogi> the tItle opportumtles for the Gro.,i>e as they allowed only three m the KensIllgton Pomte team goals throughout the tour- ThanksgIVIng Tournament nament Hurricanes storm to soccer title SometImes the be'>t sea- whIch turned out to be the plan and the Hurncanes sons are the mOi>t surpns- Hurncanes' thIrd In three began to chIp away at the Illg days, they beat the BASC Gators' lead, tying the game That was the case w1th Stmg 2-1 at 3 3 only 15 mInutes mto thIS year'., Gros'ie POInte The HurrIcane;, Jumped the second half They qUIck- Soccer A"'iOClatlon ahead 2-0 and dommated ly scored another goal and Hurncanes '92, which won most of the game The Stmg posted a 4-3 Vlctory ItS dlVlslOn champlOni>hlp m put on some late prei>sure Although they dIdn't have the MIchIgan Youth Socc<:r and scored a goal but Grosse a .,uperstar on offense or League WIth a 'l-O-l record Pomte goalkeeper Dean defen.,e, the HurrIcane" Hard practices, commIt- Butts pre"erved the .,hm achIeved theIr undefeated ment and a lIttle bIt of luck lead !>('a,on WIth the teamwork of played role, III the team'., In the Hurncane'i' next Buth, Rlchle Carron, MIke success under coach Rich game they faced the Metro Claffone, Charlre Cullen, Carron Stars after three days of JO'ih GarvIn, Matt Hughes, But probably the most ram The center of the field Ryan MIller, Kelly These 16 Pierce Middle School students won turkeys for their performances Important factor wa., the at Kerby wai> muddy and O'Donnell-DaudIIn, JImmy in the school's annual Turkey Trot mUe and half-mUeruns. team chemI,try between the slIppery but despIte !>lrppmg Palmer, Spencer Ray, Alex players, coache~ and par- and slldlng, the HurrIcanes Stanczyk, Matt Temrowskl, enti> led 3-1 WIth 15 mmutes Mike TemrowskI and 2ach Pierce holds annual Turkey Trot The Hurncanes began the remammg The Stars came Zerrer season WIth a 3-2 VICtOry back to tIe the game and put Prerce MIddle School turkeys who won turkeys 10 the half- Coach Carron was mstru- recently held Its annual The mIle run turkey WIn- mIle run \~'ere Sarah over the Fraser Rockers the only blemIsh on the mental III bnnglng the team Turkey Trot and 48 of the neri> were JIlhan Stanczyk, ErIca Menchl, They also won theIr next Hurncanei>' record together Jan and Tom SIxth through eIghth McLaughllO, LI'ia Hamm, Grant Wltheri> and Alex four games against Troy Grosse POInte bounced Cullen were co-managers graders who partICIpated Andrew Osborn and Adam Keller Umted, the Blrmmgham- back to beat San Manno 5-2 There wa~ also help from earned medals DZIUba The e1ghth grade turkey Bloomfield Burners, and roll past the CYSC several parenti>, mcludmg LAlOYSL Football Club and Stnkers 5-1 Gary Garvlll, Dan The top four fimsheri> III Half-mIle turkey Winners wmners were Lauren the Roche.,ter Llghtnmg, each grade al,o won III the slxth grade were McLaughhn, LIsa Replcky, TemrowskI, MIke Claffone, Courtney 'Weaver, NIcole Ju~tm FOI d and Wm'iton ouhlOrmg theIr opponents The last game of the ,ea- KeVIn Daudlm, Matt 1').4 Stelber, TIm ShIeld .lOci Alex Ward ~on mIght have been the Stanczyk and Ken Butts Mari>hall Seventh gl adC'r" In CITY OF HARPER WOODS WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 3, 2001 111<.ftl Illr (ll\ ( n..1i ml~..rln{'O \\ L.... Llk I 10 Iflkr I \ \11\1 r I\.l nnl rh \ P \nlu al , 1(lp m South grad RU.LLL~ \II (, In I rxr n \\Ul rrl ..t.n1 l\ pt ~'I\lr Pr (\111 J,hn"" "I\nl 1n~1..1 lli1l.L()~~ gets honors II 1.\ U.. \Ii\ rlr IlII Jlhnro.,1 ....r\mLn ..~llrlm III bl\l1lu.lln\.ht llll,tarn ,r Imnllllllnl in soccer I r tl\l 'rrrl\. ndlltlhlnllnlk .. 111l..R\\.i111(11\.( '1n\lImlllln\.hdd In 'I ~ll11txr I ~ 'i.ll ;n IlllTlhlrnllrl rlul\. InJ III lll\ 1l1jnUll\ 1111\ n m..! I( /nllh.'\r["lc 1\1 lln\.11\Jdl\l\l11t'o1.rl4 ~OOI nlthlllllnLh\,'lh\[lhrIP, Matt LapI~h, a JUnIor at H nd\llin hll' \Unhlrl(, "001 mdrh.mllul .. Irt- fJllrl,flrll\lt't.<;. WIttenberg Umverslty III Jmpll\.u\R 11..lllnl ....\.\llm\fl\'1mi:h.ld'\ ~lllhr'o YIOI l'h Irt,.. Il n1, I I III rllllILr(ll', ( r llnllllnlh,lnlrx.\n ...Ill Jp'1l ttk.mu.t Spnngfield, OhIO, receIved In\. hi. n. "\ I I, ItrnuJ II 7 ~, P 1Il all-North Coai>t AthletIC KU,llI...1--lill;"~ I \:,)W Conference honor'i III 'ioccer II \rpr, .. rill \ ,n~PI\Ij-,llhrmllr{h"-"~'ll1t'otr (l "~I'hrlldlhI9tlOmlht The Gro,,,e POInte South InklirH rS ...... ',()I ... I\ ItlnllH.dt'-\lht.( !\\Imlur 111(11\( mrlkr mdlur The Grosse Pointe Soc- CITY OF HARPER WOODS gradullte .,tarted all of hIS Ih r milt r/ lIt \11\ r Irtd( 1\ (I r~ r \ l...l Itk. 11 II ~I \ppr "'- I'L...n.....nllt cer Association Hurri- POLICE DEPARTMENT Ih.. {11I1drll Ii II.... 11">0.1>IllnrhL mlt nl 1\1"'111' 1)(lr r Lr( r\\prlp;nhn team''i 1R games at center- III 11 ~r.. Ilh I n 1nl 1Iht ( r \\(, r nl(, If rpt r \\ I" lilt \ 1"'1tn~l I)wt'!rlm canes '92 won their divi- WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN mIdfield and collected fivr I r th.. I 'lr ")01/"'( .. 1' l \rrr \l rl\m III \nhr n Id...run & sion in the Michigan \\t I I "In nil .. 1111 nl 1 ~ II "'..Jll ~() I I I n I .. \ ..\ iunn'l:.' Ilk m mlh goal., and two a~"lst" Youth Soccer League t" \ Il)~r '001 I f IIl\ t,1I \-lo1111:: rrl 11..\1 (Ill r,ir II Rlf' (nllnt _1'<001'0( Wlttcnlwrg fim.,hed III NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR BIOS fJ I nil. I'h': .. rt In\.. 1i1>J,l)f)4'" .... r.i:!tl #1'IdO'" ~Ol ( nrlft Pl\UTknl with a 9-0-1 record. In R,f' r IIhll \"1 '001 PIH ,knlJl I (rK"\ Ihn\.lr, r "1"=1l1)(-,(1 I \\.. prl In '\,OII(II\H1KIB\(d\I"-lt llh (,1\ 111Irrxr\\ h\\11 rx t plnlt>hl t It I fourth plac!' the confer- I -I-':il ~tl ,! r II R. r\ II nBlh. _I"-Oll", f11 II Inl rllllll n\lcn 1t1".0 pnc!' With a 4.'5 mark hut the front, from left, are ..\I I 01 ( 11\ I 11l1( II .. 00' \rrf \. I 1(,11 r I \'I:.'rll 11knl \\. Ih lht. P 11 ~ 011 l. r I Il'l r ( ,\ n II ( mm.1M \( hi It., 11~\ 1'\,\f)1 ( 11 Il t rl f) r tllllnr I Put'll \\ .~... l\H~'O f Illh' \111 TIger'i werp 10-7.1 ovprall Jimmy Palmer, Matt C)jjl.r tnll<.,r.n1nlllhlH Ik ..ll\lhn. Inln.ll ..tll.n1lhr'lIj"hr~ ..~lmtxr'l"l t.; II rlf. tllltxrl~ I~ nllHr 11'" I III nlllrm Hughes and Zach Zerrer. )(n" Ih 11'1\111 II n r lht ptn'l II rr 1\1 Inn 1 \\, lI. \~h(,lllll tnJ lurrhlr In It nr ht ~Il\ r n1( 11\ (llr" r IU 'ht r(11 nr '1 10K!) (lHl\\~ \I( I \( P \\ '\" ... ..J South hockey In the second row. from l \rrl \ III I IId,1 \)..rum ..II\.\.llhlhl II 1011 r 'I" r( Ln 1 !'I'rll • (III \ \ , II'~r( I 1(.1 III (" l'-I'R I"'" "I) left, are coach Rich Car- ., ( III \ \ ( \I'~I( I I( ,I f~1 <;')1 "oR I J -.: l"-I (lll .. II I dl\ 111)1\rll~h r I nl t" 1 111II II IH, h T{:I nlnl( l'L'ru' I O~I>'Imll '< \ Il 1\11 1110\\11 Sharon Fromm at 1:1l3) HR4. Stanczyk and Charlie PO"" 11 I> 1'>1. Il~f 1(1 ~Il Mickey 0, Todd (I f '\ I It 0,) 70M Cullen, (, p", 1\ 0111 ( I~\ ( l r~ Thursday, December 13,2001 Classifieds Grosse Pointe News I The Connection (313)882-6900 ext. 3 • • R~ _ .. ~ 150.000 Gros~ Pointe News WfE ... I..,. IH: ... D1HS 0,..- THE GJ,j(f';;.Sf' POlNl! 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See'''''' SI6NATUS'le EXP DAlE ---- TUESDAY 12 NOON f", mul" week scheduled oclvert",ng error" I,m,tad to H.,,~L)PW.,,~O ;;;=;:~,~:"I ed ICall for Hal day clow doles) odvert,,,"9 w Ph p1epcrym.nt e,ther 0 cane<>llo"on 01 1M ", ,," $12 75 ~or 12 wor ds Add/tl 0nBI words 65e each PRE,PAYMENT REQUIRED Spe<101 role. lor help or cred,t owovol he I Ph 0 wanted ... !lons Coil '''' ,ote, '" for mor 412 MISCEllANEOUS 413 MUSICAL 400 I 408 fURNITURE 401 APPLIANCES 40b ESTATE SALES 407 fiREWOOD 408 FURNITURE , ARTlCLlS INSTRUMENTS AN noUlS j COllECT IIlLlS 8 piece girls italian Pro- BED, a cherry sleigh BRAND new top of the EVERETTE Spmet pia LLADRO collectables ELECTRIC stove, $60 PRESTIGE Estate Sale FIREWOOD for sale- all venclal bpdroom set stili boxed, never line pre lit artifiCial 7 no Good conditIOn society and retired Gas stove $95 Re Friday Saturday De seasoned hard $300 (586)445-1832 used $249 (810)463 1/2 Christmas tree tuned Will deliver pieces must go Early frtgerator $120 cember 14th 15th woods $75 face cord after 330 9017 With clear lights Rea $750 (313)8226588 Christmas specials Washer, $110 Dryer 10am 4pm 183 Hill- delivered Pioneer Tree Service A brand new pillow top -S-O-F-A-,-6-p-le-c-e-s-e-c-tl-o-n-a1sonable pnce (313)8366042 $100 Delivery crest Lane Grosse KARAOKE machines (810)2932749 (586)463 3363 mattress set Queen m cmnamon colored (313)882-0048 and soflware Largest SANTABEARS from POinte (East on Mo size $229 Please call fabriC Great shape CURIO cabinet oak With selection In area Jer Hudson s All years, ------ross turn south on FIREWOOD, Northern (8tO)4639017 $500 (313)885 1114 glass shelves Ma ry Luck StudiOS all types' $401 up GARLAND stainless Kercheval hrst street Michigan s Iinest Mint condition steel- 6 burner resl Guaranteed 10 be the (586)775 7758 west) Henredon test ALL brand new furniture TWIN bed spring & dame Alexander dolls (810)468 1862 dentlal! commercial absolule best seas brought up from North mattress bureau & (313)884 5739 STEINWAY StudiO Pia- gas range with match er king bed Queen oned firewood that Carolina stili In boxes chest custom spread DESIGNER buckskm & no Black ebony com Anne chairs comput- mg Salamander broil you have ever burned Including bedrooms Pertectlon cond'tlon shearllng like winter pletely restored War DELGIUDICE er desk bakers rack er $2850 negollable or your money back dmmg rooms 100% (810)7792392 coats at rep costs ranty tuning delivery ANTIQUES (586)77/-1605 bunk beds and more and you keep the lum- Italian leather sets WALNUT finish hard $125- $200 (313)882- Included $11 500 We make hou.e call.' Linens NOrltake ber 810 777 9082 Oriental rugs, granite wood china cabmet & 0048 (810)777 6870 I" \11 ,,1'1,1\ \11 '\11 \ KENMORE 20 cubic lamps books furs FIREWOOD, seasoned end tables name \' \( l ''','l J\ \\:( l ". foot refrigerator $100 brands IncludlnQ Lex oak rocking chair FULL length full pelts STULTZ plano- 1915 Mavtao washer and Ir,,!O' ~1'1rk;'119 Irpp ria '" '-'1r Wrtnrq!, r\.t;:!lUllvlt;: ~d~ idl1':Jt: r ~~sc ...... ,Cl~C attc" na':ur,J.l "cd fox :::8.J: 'dty.: U"IIIJlll, ':JuuJ dryer (313)886 0509 livery free kindling Ington Thomasville MtMBIROf 1\,\ $25 (313)884 6727 Broyhill and others (313)9109894 size 12 14 gorgeous condilion new white $701 face cord 1-800- WF ARt ALSO LOOKING 10 Everything must go $1200 Full length keys, profeSSionally PURCHASI- FLnt (,hiM 5353770 uyu ..1 S!IWf Oil P;unllnjp 40b ESTATE SALES BOOKS No reasonable offers sheared beaver coat, tuned $200 l-umULLrt LOlolUmt &: FIREWOOD, seasoned (313)804 4286 fine Jt"o¥tlry Dought & S.,ld refused call Sean, GROSSE POinte Park fox sable collar Size free stacking, free de 248-789-5815 12 $300 (586)412 LIBRARY BOOI\SfORE ______1442 Wayburn Fri. 5420 VIOLIN, StradivariUS vOvvt SHN rHt:. ROADSUO~ BOOKS live ry free kindling 24B-545-43oo With bow and case I ~ H~ c l JI he \. II Jt BEAUTIFUL traditIOnal day Saturday 9am ------In H~...t BIIJJngAtitJUk $70! face cord 1-800 , reel \\ J \ rell I cherry wood chma 2pm Furniture ref rig IRON WOOD STOVE Germany Great con WANTED M.scmplmel 5353770 cabinet round table & erator Chnstmas etc Screen & Brass dltlon mUSICian $8001 John Kmg 4 chairs $2800 Ma ------Ornaments, negotiable (810)775- 313-961-0622 MOVING sale- 24291 32"x 24"x 15 hogany carved Chip- Rid E t 6086 .Clip & Save ThiS Ad. ''SOMEfHflYG osa In as pomte Ideal for porch or cabin \x'("\O\11l RCK'.Hd r I \ W "-nJ \cl R>R £VfBYONF' NORTHERN pend ale breakfront Everythmg must got (313)885-0677 WANTED. GUitars Ban )our html (01)n 1 hro l,.h OfJlJSJMAS ESTAtE 10 table 8 claw & ball All excellent condlt'on ------JOs Mandolins and II c I tlnCO' FREE antique & collectl. SUE FIREWOOD chairs $5800 Fabu- Sofa loveseat end KENMORE washer Ukes Local collector rkJ'\.("(.Jlllo, \\ rlnlHnJtlJn ble show Thursdays DEe. 13, If, " 15 lous hand carved tables entertamment $75/ best offer High paying top cashl 313- VISIT OUR GALLERY 8am- 2pm DeliCIOUS COMPANY lHUR- SAT. 9-5 sleigh queen size bed, center country dinette chair, wood, $20 886-4522 LOCATFD IN THl-. OLD lunch- reasonable 22425 LOVISE l'..xtlptl"",dJ, Flnt ~/u:t. Ha,tiWHtI, armoire & night stand set queen bed com Wrought Iron patio CHURCHAl ST ClAIR SHORES 4140FFICEjiUSINESS Knights of Columbus $4800 Mahogany plete, console TV set table, 4 chairs 515 S LafaY"lle 870 N Main, Claw (EOfFJEHERSON EQUIPMENT BEJWF:EN 10 & J J) Chippendale 3x 5 garden tools mlscel $200/ best (313)822 Royal Oak son 14 1/2 Mile Rd AntIque bedroom se,. partner's desk $1850 laneous Items Open _6_7_1_9 _ GLASS showcases Monday Saturday 11-6 Informatoon AI, 8ardUlin I6.pnglt. plano Carved walnut library Thursday Friday, 10 NORTH Face Sub Zero cash register fax (248)541 8037 (East ",Ith bench. kdchen .. 248-399-2608 ",are & apphance ... table 32x 60 $975 2 or call (586)776- Jacket Dark green phone credit card ern Market- Sundays) many W'f A1J.t. jumr .. machine more $500/ lure dothes. rntens, 1940's ehlna cabmet 4930 never worn List loob of all krnd. ond $595 Old mahogany ------$280 S I f $ I best cash (313)885- LARGE estate salel MOVING Sale- Large el or 100 much more' Plus J969 secretary desk $675 0 0705 Player plano, lots of Co,oeUe, J 991 Jaguar 2J J/2,t Fou.r Wrnn.s 1930s pie crest table Barbie doll house best (810)954-1 08 furniture Lots of mis- Suttd'oUln ..r wl'roUer & several hand painted new gUitar (non- elee. OFF white 7/8' length 41 S WANTED TO IUY ~ cellaneous 2 days Mere: cnu.ser ,"o'or Do your shopping pieces, Bombay tnc), deSigner clothing Mink coat Size medl only December 14, early! chest console tables, (pellte) prized antique um- large Excellent 1950'S- 60s dolls (es UD~ 15 gam 4pm 3561 Estate Sales PIg. mirrors Tiffany style exterior light fixtures con dillOn $1,100 peclally Barbie) Col- Grosse Pointe News Devonshire, Sterling (586"95.3252 lamps stain glassed ongoing accumula (313)881 3895 lector pays cash Heights (3 blocks (313)886-4392 Windows GiftS, acces- lion (313)882-8332 PAIR of matching office Ql&ECi1qN North of 16 Mile! West iP""""'~~<'F.~~:==. Side of Ryan) Don t ESTATESOLUTIONS sones & lots more chairs cane back and ------(313)882-6900 ext. 3 miss thiS onel Elllle & HouseholdSales Wholesale to the pub seal Tyler Desk Co, ALWAYS bUying line C.. "r"d Ipprme" lic AR Interiors 607 BASEMENT Sale 1887 1950's French china dishes porce 2S V" e~muce I South Washington Green armchalrl sola touring bicycle 4 lain pottery and 406 ESTATE SALES 40b ESTATE SALES 586-268-8602 Visa & Mastercard downtown Royal Oak rocking! Wicker chairs bikes boys, mens more Box of dishes In or Emili dllresl@home,omI Accepted Open everyday 248 croquet set 10x 15 Computer desk With your basement? Call M,e.h,~uu~ o',herShiel c:.e- Ibdi\: ~ws 582-9646 or 810-634 Silk rug Framed PiC hutch Steel shelVing Melissa 810790-3616 O')H '0111/ ~ 1561 tures, lace lamp (313)885-3176 ----B-u-y-In-g--- ,., 40b ESTATE SALES 40b ESTATE SALES BEIGE laquer head- shades and morel PINBOT pinball game DIAMONDS ~o -1- .," board! night stands (313)882-0233 all recondlllOned Estate Antique Jewelry "". $250 D $95 III XXi hl~l .. "'I~OLO \."" 110\..,1 IIOL1J ryer $95 $1 800 810-792-4271 & COins ElectriC stove, ------P\l RI(I \ II.Ot OJI ..,11.1 L.., 1 \11 • \lOH\(, Get Or anized. LLC 3 13 882-2860 Refrigerator, $65 POOL table Gorgeous Pongracz Jewelers 313-690-0195 313- 2 antique doors & 8' With solid wood 1 & Pomte Gemological '\)1 <. lUll< r b< Orgdtll/1 \11\ \rl ,\ Of Till HOI1l< 642-0362 screens trom Upper slale leather pockets Laboratory .F'''l h. ~ 111\ I Illor\ for \10\ ('<, ERRY wood lable Crust BUilding on Ker decorative legs New 91 Kercheval CH cheval $695 never used Cost on The Hili .~ IIpdl h. '-o( I l P ~ org,1Il1/1 ,( '\ 1101111 With leaves & chairs (313)881.7252 $4200 sell $1,980 Grosse POinte Farms buffet & lighted hutch ------C die t (313)881-6400 orrce'e "e \,,-e Never used $975 3 onental rugs 12 x 9 an e IV r se up E)(ceUent -=' er Or".....JhQ en 6u ole" ~ete-f!'OCe1 "~~5n2~ (810)463.9017 blue & red, $2000 (810)465-6492 BUYING old furmture Grosse Pointe Sales, Ine. COMPUTER armOire In Rose colored- 6 x 9 QUEEN size bed extra glassware chma and -Estate -Appr.usals .Hol.&'hold llqwdatIon 5ervtce beautiful wood finish $1,000 & 4 x 6, $5001 firm Used 1 year $75 other Interesting wanted Vintage Clothes And AccessorIes offers Wood & glass Craftsman radial arm Items John 313-882 paying Top Dollar For The Following: Every amemty for coffee table, $75 2 sawl stand $175 5642 Clothes From The 1900's Through 1970's. Renee A. 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F. !l"'~ t nl1t"T"n",,'d """lie \ II n II \\ f" I f04 A.I1I:r \,\lrm\ r If hr<> INSURED CALl 313-882.slO ext 3 313-885-9183 ~ 1 ~/HHS-2097 TONY r~ 88.2 06.28 885.0812 I Thursday, December 13, 2001 Classilleds (313)882-6900 ext 3 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection 943 LANDS(APERS/ 951 PLUMIING .. 960 ROOFING SERVI(E 919 (HIMNEY CLEANING 934 FEN dl wal T B SHC h. B I€ e (: I K2 b 2 It l S Ne I I I Exciting Events This Weekend Thursday HARTMANN TRUNK SHOW December 13th See the entire line of Hartmann! { Celebrate Hartmann all weekend long I Time: 7-9:PM Saturday SANTA'S ELVES December 15th Santa's Elves will visit with gifts Come get your face painted by Santa's Elves Time: 12-3:PM I Sunday KAREN NEWMAN E December 16th Red Wings' own Karen Newman will autograph her Christmas CD Enter to win 4 Red Wings tickets '.( .'ll Time: 1-3:PM J ,l t ; . Thursday December 20th MEN'S SHOPPING NIGHT Great gIft ideas for the special woman in your life Free Cigar while supplies last Time: 7-9:PM Saturday December 22nd CANDY CANE COUNTING CONTEST The winner of the Candy Cane Counting Contest will be announced Time: 12 Noon Saturday December 22nd TUMI COLLECTOR'S EVENT DAY See Tumi's new color - Winter Cherry Free gift with any purchase over $100 while Tumi representative Barbara Yakima is in the store Time: 12-3:PM Sunday December 23rd CHRISTMAS CARD CONTEST The wmner of the Christmas card contest will be announced Time: 12 Noon HOLIDAY HOURS SUN 11-6 MON-FRI 10-9 SAT 10-8 Located in The Village • Across from Jacobsons 313-881-0200 - Page 2 YourHome Thursday, December 13, 2001 6 Watet; water, everywhere, but not a,d!op."~n the sink ON TN. COV..... The precipitation we battled laSt week has put the hurt to many a 1060 NORTH OXFORD homeowner's back! Mops, buckets, disinfectant and tons of elbow Beautiful Center Entrance four bedroom, two and one grease were applied to countless : basement floors and walls. Then half bath Colonial on favorite tree-lined street in the there were carpets and boxes that Woods. Cozy den. Lovely wood floors with traditional had to be lugged upstairs and tossed in the garbage. A forced decor. Newer roof, furnace and central air conditioning. "spring cleaning" just before This home affords lots of options. Ask about expansion Christmas was not what the doctor ordered. ideas. Now $409,000 Do not let this happen to you. pumping .the water to the front You could move to the mountains, yard where it can drain to the but wait, there are mud slides. street and eventually the lake. Move to the islands and fight hur- Others, mostly hunters, are in 809 BERKSHIRE ricanes and volcanoes. Or stay waders setting up duck decoys and where you are and control the waiting for a few stragglers to drop Elegant English Tudor with over 4000 square feet of water - don't let it control you. in. architectural detail! Located south of Jefferson near If your neighborhood is in a clay My suggestion is to drain the soil zone, you know water does not water from the backyard to the Windmill Pointe. Library with fireplace. Six bedrooms, front. If the house is not too much drain into the ground very well. three and one half baths. Large Florida room overlooks After a heavy rain, the cement higher than the backyard, the trench for the drain does not have patio is under water, so is some of private yard with pool. Offered at $749,000 to be exceptionally deep. the garage, not to mention that the Drain tiles, pea stone, PVC pipe area behind the garage is a lake. Any surface water near the are all inexpensive products that can change the complexion of your house drains towards the building 90 WILLOW TREE PLACE yard. After some careful planning and down to the drain tiles at the basement footing. This makes your and a few weekends of labor, your Lovingly maintained Baker-built Colonial on quiet cul- home the main drain for water in yard and basement could be dry de-sac in the Shores. Living room and step-down family your yard. The water has nowhere and usable for years to come. else to go unless it is in the front Send your questions to Mr. room, each with natural fireplace. Four bedrooms, two Hardware c/o Gilbert's Pro yard. From there, it can flow down full baths. First floor laundry. Newer roo.f, furnace and to the street and to the storm . Hardware at 21912 Harper in St. drains that run to the lake. Clair Shores 48080; call (586) 776- central air conditioning. Walk to the lake! Yours for Sloping the soil so water drains 9532, e-mail away from the house is the first [email protected], or visit the $649,900 step in preventing water from new and improved www.mrhard- entering the basement. ware.com to retrieve past columns. Tip No. 484: Use inexpensive fill that has a fair amount of clay so it 114 LOTHROP will deflect water away from the house. Topsoil, sand, stone and Unmatched grace and beauty in this 11,000 square foot landscape fabric are all natural Regency Colonial within a walled, acre plus estate in conductors of water. Accumulated water will only flow below the • ~ . • prime Farms location near the Hill. Designed by Hugh porous fill to the basement to fur- Published by Keyes in 1937, this magnificent home has every possible ther clog the drain tiles. Anteebo Publishing, Inc. What of the backyard? Sending 96 Kercheval modem amenity imaginable. Exceptionally landscaped the water away from the house is a Grosse Pointe Farms. MI 48236 first step, but what if it has yard with pool and pool house. All this for under nowhere to go? All of your neigh- John Minnis - Editor $3,000,000 bors are in the same boat, or lake, (313) 882-q294 and what is everyone else doing Display Advertising with that water? Some are raising (313) 882-3500 their yards and sending their Fax (313) 882-1585 water to your yard, something the Clas~ified Advertising local code officers should take more (313) 882-6900 313-886-3400 seriously. A few have installed Fax (313) 343-5569 sump pits in the backyard and are •BIGBIE 83 Kercheval Avenue MAXON Grosse Pointe Farms M»at Michigan 48236 CALL 313-882-3500 BEl .1: . www.higbiemaxon.com Toreserve Display Advertising space by 2 p.m. Fflday Thursday, December 13, 2001 YourHome Page 3 $230,000 DOWNSIZING? Greatlocallon' Bnck $120,000 TWO BLOCKS WEST of Mack In E.lst $125.000 FANTASTIC VALUE!! Three bedrooms. ColOnial, freshly pamled. Three bedrooms. one bath, large English Village Large kitchen, dining room Two one bath, spacIous living room, nice kJlchen and eatmg rear yard New furnace, wmdows. and dnveway bedrooms, one bathroom, bnck paver pallO, fireplace m area Two bedrooms on first floor, one bedroom upslaJrS Hardwood flOON Carpeted recreallon room Large rear liVing room ExpanSIOn potential on second floor Gas Fenced yard With deck Newer features furnace With forced 81rfurnace New wmdows, hardwood floors yard PosesslOn at c10smg central au, hot water heater, tear off roof, new garage door BELINE OBEID (313) 343-0100 i)Prude;tbir GrossePoinreswUhkn;;;~;~:nd ;:~;;c~ealEstateCo. [email protected] Visit Beline's website- www.beline.com Page 4 YourHome Thursday, December 13, 2001 1lE RA1E IbtgIge RItes IS of December 7, 2001 Fire safety during PIlont ...., 30 Yr. FIled PdnlI 15 Yr. FIled PoInts 1 Yr. AlII PoinlI 0lMr fIIoogs IAIbco~ (BOO)731.QXlt 7125 0 6625 0 5.75 0 ..wvlfl the holiday seaSOl.'1: M-.n~ s.w.h:. ~)321.7210 7 0 6.625 0 6.125 0 Wilf Detroit fire marshal Carleton D. observe safety precautions during Smith urges residents to take the the holiday season, Smith said. .. FiwlCIlIl Grol4l ~ (2~) 273-4000 6.75 6125 2 2 6 0 J/9/Y1F time this-holiday season to observe Smokers should keep smoldering cigarette and cigar butts away 8aR:Iay MorIgIge (2048) 96H.00 6.5 2 6.125 2 5.625 0 JlSNIF fire precautions when using lights, decorations and Christmas trees. from gift wrappings and away from Beidi'6'k Finn:Illl (810) 463-2255 6875 0 6.375 0 5:,25 0 J "It's easy to forget about fire Christmas trees, lights and other safety during the holidays," said holiday decorations. Smokers Char1llr AIerQIg (734) 28S-1900 6.75 2 6125 2 5.625 2 JJ9IF Smith. "Taking the time now to should check furniture for fallen remember a few safety tips is the ashes and also empty ashtrays into CilIzens Bank ~)999-6949 675 2 6.25 2 4125 1 JNIF best way to ensure a safe and a metal container with a cover or happy holiday season." into the toilet. cmmttt Brict I)BI:an (313) 274-1000 675 2 6.125 2 575 2 ..vB Smith suggests the following Fire safety precautions also ~_lbonONE (248)544-I442 65 2 5.875 2 4.75 2 J precautions wh€'n using holiday must be observed when using decorations. If you use a natural kerosene and electric space D8IIIlom FedlnI SMlgs (313) 565-3100 7 0 8.5 0 4.75 2 Christmas tree: heaters. Smith reminds residents • Make certain that the trunk is that the Detroit Fire Department ~ (2~) 548-5626 6.625 2 6.125 2 . 5.875 1 Jl8lVIF sticky with resin and the needles does not recommend or encourage bend as opposed to break. the use of kerosene heaters. eRei.QI'I1 eRefi.com 6.5 2 6 2 NR JNIf • Keep the tree away from any Residents who insist on using heat sources, such as a heat vent, kerosene space heaters should FiwlCI8I~ (248) 967-3663 NFl NR NR oW radiator or fireplace, and out of observe the following safety pre- exit paths. Fbt AIIn::8 MoIW Co (BOO) 292.7357 8.5 2 6 2 5.75 2 J/8/IIff cautions: • Keep your tree in a full con- • Use only fuel recommended by fiS FecIllrllf of MidJglII (BOO) DIAI.-FFM 6.62S 2 6 2 6.125 2 JNIF tainer of water and check it daily. the manufacturer. • Avoidtrees sprayed with color- • Fill the heater outdoors and do FIIgs8' Bank FS8 (BOO) 72.flRST 7.25 0 675 0 55 0 J/8/II1F ing. Don't spray a tree with any not overfill. product containing chemicals or • Properly ventilate the room GUAC McQIaoe CoIp (800)~ 6.5 3 5.875 3 4625 3 • Jl8lVIF flammables. where the heater is located. • Trim the lower branches to • Operate the kerosene heater IGI1IIAnwaI1 Mlll1gage Co (248) 723-4740 7 0 6.5 0 4B75 0 JlBNff avoid eye injuries to small chil- on a drip pan to contain any spills. dren. GuriIIl~ (248)~ 7 1 6.375 1 NR J/9/IIff • Have at least one multi-pur- • Dispose of your tree quickly pose fire extinguisher nearby. Home FiIance 0/ Nnera. (800) .358-5626 6875 0 6.375 0 7 0 oW after the holiday. • Do not place clothes or furni- • Avoid the use of candles near ture near the heater. tu-.lgDl MOO,jage Co. (800) 538-1812 7 2 6.375 2 5 0 JlSNIF combustible decorations, curtains • Do not refuel the heater while or other flammables. it is hot AIC~Co!p. (2~) 489-4020 6.375 3 - 575 3 5.125 3.5 ..vB Residents who use electric space If you use an artificial tree: heaters should observe the follow- K8ysbllI MOO,jage (866) KEY:FRE¥ 6.5 2 5875 2 5.25 2 oW • Use only "off-tree" lighting ing safety precautions: with aluminum trees. IIItarlslreeI Wortoaae (BOO) 900-1313 7 0 6.5 0 5.25 0 JlBNIF • Use only electric heaters • Do not use combustible-type equipped with auto shut.aff and materials for decorating. UetroFnn:e (866) METRO-33 65 15 6125 1.375 575 1125 ..va.f trip.aver switch, or a thermostat- Smith also suggests residents controlled model. '~Inc. (2~Im-9696 675 2 6.375 2 NR oW observe the following safety tips • Do not operate electric heaters when using lights: near combustible materials ar INUooaICIty Bank (810) 825-0825 6625 2 6 2.125 4.25 1875 .ue.tlI ... , • Replace strings of lights that flammable liquids . have worn or frayed cords. When using either electric or Nol1tI Amercan MorVIge (800) 700-6262 675 2 6.125 2 NR JlBlVIF • Buy only lights that have been kerosene heaters, residents should: tested and carry a seal, such as Pr.Inolrt Bank (800)421.aN« 6.75 2 • Purchase only UL approved 6.25 2 NFl. JlSNIF that of the Underwriters heaters . Laboratories (UL). PInt RnaroaIInc. (248) 203-9199 7125 0 6625 0 5.875 0 oW • Install approved smoke detec- • Do not plug more than three tors. Fms Mcraae Corp (BOO) 521.5362 NFl NR NR JlVIF sets of lights into one extension • Read all operating instructions cord. carefully. ISIat MorIgIlge (BOO) 67W663 65 3 6125 3 4125 2 JlVIF • Replace blown fuses with same • Do not leave the heater unat- size fuses, never with a larger size. tended or operate while sleeping. 'SIlniIRl Fedlnl Bri {1m} HOME-aoo 6.5 2 6 2 475 2 JlBlVIF Some appliances may have to be For more information about fire turned off or plugged into another safety, call (313) 596.2968. ITCFBri (800) 993-4211 6.75 1.875 6.2S 2 NFl Wi outlet on a different circuit to rem- edy the condition . • (SID) m-:ml Home Lencing 675 2 6.25 2 5.25 1 JlfWIF • Make sure lights ~ed outdoors have been approved for that type of IwMf WIde/loin ~ (IX)! CALL.AN)Y 6625 2 5.875 2 5 1 JIB use and are waterproof. ~ d"'''' ~ 679 1 33 6.26 1.33 5.32 0.88 • Don't leave the holiday lights "'UjItt tl dwlgI wIllIUIlIllice. RIIBs.., poI'ilS ba8ed on a $150,000 IOIfl will m CllMn. on overnight or when away from r-.flh Nell AIpnd /J .. .urGe / B = 8aIoon J V = VA loin / F = FHA I.oIn /81 =~ home. CALL 313-882-3500 ~ RIriidw..- UlnJagB CoIUlIlIs IllIS8d IIBI9*ln . mmport.com People who smoke should also Toreserve Display Adv9rl1sIng space by 2p.m. Friday Thursday, December 13, 2001 YourHome Page 5 Adding holiday flair to the table (NAPS!) - Tis the season to be decorating - and while you're decking the halls, add' ,..., APPLIANCES • TVNCR • MATTRESSES special holiday flair to your table, too. ' \ INTEGRITY • PERSONAL SERVICE"- "Holiday decorating need • I not be expensive or time' COMPETITIVE PRICES consuming. All you need is a little creativity and the pos- 23118 Harper Avenue 11800 Eleven Mile Road sibilities are endless," says (1 block north of 9 Mile) (near Hoover) - Susan Brandt, assistant executive director at HIA (Hobby St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 , Warren, MI48089 Industry Association). "Crafting is also a wonderful activity to relieve (810) (810) 759.0366 holiday stress and at the same 778.4520 time add that personal touch to 7" brandy snifter your festive decor." Natural elements - dried :flow- 16" pre-made eucalyptus wreath ers, fruits, nuts, pine cones and Dried orange slices more - can add a special touch to homemade decorations. Combined 9 artificial oranges with candles, they make a charm- TAKE IT HOME ing centerpiece and inviting focal Hot glue and glue sticks FOR THE HOLIDAYS point for your holiday table: Place snifter in center of wreath and insert candle. Arrange oranges Orange and eucalyptus around wreath and glue to secure. AND centerpiece Glue oranges randomly on wreath. GET Project courtesy of Design 6" pillar candle Originals. How-to Books. S A 50 REBATE BYMAlL , on select Ki~chenAid.Dishwashers ~," hacdwood 'R()Ol$,' natural <:~ throughout, sUl1room with breakfast bar and possible twO extra bedrooms in basement. Newer furnace and water J:1eater.(lOO49598) JANIS CHIAPPARO ~ .21 ASSOCIATES--~-,... 810-778-8100 from November 18 - December 22, 2001. Make The Right Choice Advertising in uYourHome" For Results Call 313-882-3500 Page 6 YourHome Thursday, December 13, 2001 Would You Like To Know The Value a/Your Home? Call Today For A Free Market Analysis! 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI (313)886-9030 41 PrellIoo PIaa!, GJ"OS.'E Pointe FanDll 313 Moross, Grosse Pointe Farms 1347 Auduboo, Grosse Pointe Park 171ll Jefferson, Grosse Pointe City Grosse Pointe Woods One of Grosse Pointes most private Historical Colonial with wide board This Colonial features decorative Wonderful spacious apartment con- Custom built homes. Located on and prestigious streets. Built in hardwood Doors, spacious living plaster in an outstanding foyer with dominium. Library with wet bar, private drive. Beautiful three bed- 1990, two story entrance foyer with room and formal dining room. spiral staircases. Pan ceiling in Iiv. living room with gas log natural room, two and one half bath bridge overlooking cathedral ceiling abundant natural wood throug!Jout, ing room with rope plaster and nat. fireplace, formal dining room. Colonial. 2,200 square feet of great room. Gorgeous library, huge newer kitchen, full bath with show. ural fireplace. Family room/den. Picture windows facing southwest. executive living. formal dining room, rlJ'St Door mas- er in basement, sunroom with deck Second Door features four bed- Walk.in closet, bright and cozy. ter suite, first Door laundry, full in rear of home, huge master bed- rooms, two full baths and porch Appliances included. basemetlt with extra high ceiling. room wbite with built-in drawers. with automatic awning. Finisbed wwwJewgp.oom Call broker for details. ba...-ment. Attached two car garage. (.R() ...... II'OI'\III'\I{h, ...... J". l:t.:. -. ':!fi" ~ .. ~:1~ ~ 1 19217 RaynMXKl, GJ"OS.'E P«Iinte Woods 70 Vernier, Grosse Pointe Shores 1245 Graytoa, Grosse Pointe Park 892 Nefr#A & #B, Grosse Pointe City Beautiful Colonial in impeccable 1404 Berkshire, Grosse Pointe Park Custom brick by John Smedes in Newly refurbished three bedroom New construction in Grosse Pointe. Extremely spacious modem Colonial condition. New roof In (01), new 1979. With many special features, brick Colonial with formal dining Two fabulous condominiums. First kitchen in (01) with ceramic back. that has countless features: Five bed- first Door laundry room, family room, natural fireplace in living Door laundry rooms, three bed- splash and loads of cabinets. Newer roolTL'i,two and one half baths, new room, large kitchen, bi-Ievel deck, room, huge family room adjacent to rooms and two and one half baths kitchen with oak cupboards, huge vinyl windows. Cathedral ceiliug circular driveway and professional- large wrap around deck. Walk out family room. Three spacious bed- in each unit. Cathedral ceilings, and ranu1y room with IirepIace, mud ly landscaped. Tastefully decorated. veranda with new treated wood central air. Immediate occupancy. room, slate foyer, two car attached rooms, one and one half baths. railing off master bedroom. Newer furnace with central air, garage and new roof. OWNER humidifier and air cleanewo. MUST SELL, WD...L CONSIDER www.lewgp.com ANY REASONABLE OFFER!! 841-43 Nottingham, 2044 Hampton, G~ Pointe Woods 243 Chalfonte, Grosse Pointe Farms 71.3 University, Grosse Pointe City Grosse POinl!! Park Four bedroom bungalow. Features Lilted at $115,810. Lud ClCIIItnd 207S Hollywood, Three bedrooms, one and one half Grosse Pointe Woods Desirable south of Jefferson vinyl siding, two car garage, new tenDlI ...... en- PoIate baths. Den, attached garage, located More than you imaged for less than location. Two natural fireplaces. gas forced air furnace with air Fa..- lot. ~ ...... , in the heart of Grosse Pointe. / Separate basements, furnaces and conditioning, wall to wall carpet, 131' l3I'. you dreamed-three bedrooms-two electric. Lower vacant for updated baths, remodeled kitchen www~ full baths with Jacuzzi on second immediate occupancy. and a formal dining room. Door-newly upelated kitchen-famlly City certified. room with natural fireplace. finished basement. [g Visit tiS 011 tJull \,"("h at \\-,\c\.v.sarosrt1>alestate.eoln 'G:r - Thursday, December 13, 2001 YourHome Page 7 Grosse Pointe Woods wn Sunningdale, Gro!l'le Pointe Woods 640 Neff, Grosse Pointe City 35666 Jefferson 912 Balfour, Grosse Pointe Park Located 00 private drive. Four bed. Three bedroom Colonial on one of Walk to the "Village" nice size two Remarkable new construction Traditional noor plan in pristine room, two and one half baths. Two the most popular Grosse Pointe family, separate electrical units new Contemporary house on Lake SL condition. Newer kitchen, family story gran!;l foyer, first Roor master Woods streets. Wood Roors in 2000. Two hot water tanks. This Clair. 42 foot higb cathedral ceiling, room, library, all year round suite, formal dining room, f"U'St throughout, beautiful family room could be a great single family home. family room with two natural fire. Florida room. Four bedrooms, three noor laundry. Second Door three overlooking park like yard, two and places, 5,700 square feel. ZOOx 823 and one balf baths, two master one half bath, finished basement, bedrooms with possible master 10L suites with printe bath. Finisbed 125' x 164' lot. Across from $1,9'75;000. suite. wwwJewgp.com basement with wood noors. Lochmoor Country Club. Unbelievable opportunity. I()( \11()'\ ~I()( . \ I I( )'\ ~ ---~ ~:~~~. ~/~ ! 3447 Bishop 20884 Vernier, Harper Woocl 21772 Dogwood Li .. Macomb Tnshp. 22429 Manor, St. Clair Shores Nice updated ranch with hardwood Updated kitchen witb ceramic Roor, Doors in kitchen, semi-finished new ceramic backsplash and coon. basement with dark room. Large tertop and skylights. Sunken family open Door plan, neutral paint and room with fireplace and walk-ont to decor, first noor laundry room, lots deck. Living room with skylight. New of closets and storage. First left off carpet througbout, finished basement Card Road is Brookside, Dogwood with bath. AU appliances included. is a cui de S8$=. Newer vinyl windows. Private resi. dence park on Lake S1. Clair. 3546 Bluebill 20250 Vernier. Harper Woods 21944 EIro)', Warren 20637 Hollywood. Harper Woods A true four bedroom, one and one Gorgeous brick ranch in quiet Great starter borne witb Grosse First Roor co-op ranch. Cash only neighborhood. Four blocks from terms, two bedrooms, loads of c1os- half bath with a ''fabulous new solid Pointe scbools, this home is priced maple kitchen" that has plenty of Grosse Pointe Village. This home ets, aUic JlCcellS, laundry room, aew to sell. The whole house is alu. storage, solid surface counter I features newer roof, refinish hard- mlnum sided, garage is vinyl sided, windows. New pFivacy fence, 'Pri. wood Doors, central air, recently vate patio, parldogtbr two cars, backsplash, built in den llnd walk- gas forced air heat, 40 gallon hot out racks. Full bath and laundry painted throughout, lots or storage water tank, updated bathroom. GI'OIlSe Pointe sclu)()1s. ,...... _ "'" ;..." y-tl .... Page 8 YourHome Thursday. December 13, 2001 Waterfalls, fountains present.~moving'wster Fountains have been enhancing Thousands of negative ions occur our lives for centuries. near flowing water, high in the It may be we are beginning to mountains and before, during and understand and accept Pon?e • after storms. Leon's secrets of the "Fountain of ~ Those generate;d by the falling ~a1:erpf Niagara ~ ~ thought to be a strong apbl'Oltisiac. Yosemite Falls creates over 100,000 negative ions. ~ Antique Marian Diamond, professor of neuroanatomy at the University of mbie California, has found that levels of negative ions are inversely related to levels of serotonin in the brain. About 25 outstanding fountains can be found in the "romance- enhancing" city of Paris. The fOUB- Youth" that he promised would tain "La Fontaine des Innocents" enhance lives in the "New World." has marked the "heart" of Paris Maybe de Leon was misunder- since the end of the 18th centuor. stood, or didn't know how to Vaucluse, in southern France is explain a fountain's youthful effect home to a natural fountain, where any other way than to call it a several hundred thousands of gal- Photo by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation "secret." lons of water shoot into the air "JI'alUngwater" by Frank The secret has to do with nega- every minute from a circular pool Lloyd Wrlght. tive ions. They're oxygen atoms surrounded by lofty cliffs. with an extra electron that affects With all, flowing water has to Photo courtesy ofwww.panl!Jwater.com slowly drove around it and was Part8. Fraace. takes pride in awed by its presence. It seemed to human biochemistry. Scientists offer, how did we live in our homes "La Jl'oDtaiDe de. lDDoceDts." have discovered that plants. ani- without indoor/outdoor fountains me the occupants of other cars, also mals and humans thrive on nega- and waterfalls? Local garden cen- They come in designs to enhance proceeding slowly (5 mph) around tive ions. High concentrations of ters offer them in various sizes, any room. the island, were in a state of won. negative ions are essential for high from small table-top sculptures to Frank Lloyd Wrighfs der. It is a beautiful, antiquated energy and positive mood. large water walls and rock ledges. "Fallingwater," in Mill Run, PA., island. was built directly over a waterfall. I wasn't sad at all that I hadn't (How could it not be considered by visited Belle Isle in about 24 years. many as Wright's greatest master- I only -felt great that I was there piece?) then and could plan to come back "Fallingwater" was built in 1937 more often with my family. as a weekend home for Edgar J. Last November, on a break from Kaufmann. Edgar Kaufmann Jr. work, I visited the newly opened presented the house, its contents waterfalls in the City of Grosse and grounds to the Western Pointe. Though the water was Pennsylvania Conservancy in turned off for the season, I enjoyed 1963. The home, called "a great being there. The day was unsea- blessing" by Wright, has been open sonably warm and sunny. Local to the public since 1964. schools held a half day session. Islands are very special places. Because of this, the mood generat- Belle Isle (beautiful island) has ed by the people there felt uplift- been home to Detroit landmark ing. It was like the first warm day' Scott Memorial Fountain since of spring in Michigan, when every- 1925. Cass Gilbert, designer of the one looks happy and energetic. U.S. Supreme Court Building in I found the fountain area relax- Washington, D.C., designed the ing. I read that day's edition of the fountain, which is constructed of Grosse Pointe News and enjoyed mountainous Vermont white mar- the feeling of being in the middle of ble. The multi-tiered fountain dis- the Village, yet comfortably seclud- plays ancient figureheads and edly by the walls. seashells. Its elaborately carved I'm looking forward to experienc- dolphins were sculpted by Herbert ing "moving" water more often and Adams. take in all it has to offer. Detroit's skyline radiates the depth of this beautiful sculpture. • In season, colored light and water If you have something of interest shows are presented at dusk. The to share with our readers regardLng fountain is located on the D31and's antiques and collectibles, send a western peak. It stands among the photo with description to; Diane lagoon and the swiftly flowing Morelli c/o Grosse Pointe News at Detroit River, where one can't help 96 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pointe but become mesmerized. Farms 48236, fax (313) 882-1585; I passed by the fountain in my e-mail dmorelli@grossepointe- car last Dec. 1. Alone in my car, I 1l€Ws.com. Thursday, December 13, 2001 YourHome Page 9 You rHome Thursda I December 13, 2001 ~_. Prudential Value in location and design. Five Elegant 3,200 sq. ft. Colonial on Magnificent Frencb Normandy Custom lakefront home feat~ng executive remodeled for today's lifestyle. bedrooms. four full and two half dramatically landscaped half acre. Two designed By Wallace Frost four bedrooms, four baths and four slory foyer. High ceWng great room Professionally decorated. Large baths.' SpaciOus layout with Ideally situated on an exclusive car garage. Great views of lake. open to 1Jbrary. kitchen and beautiful library, family room with fireplace, private lane. Exceptionally Redecorated and updated. Deck family room, kitchen deSigned by terrace. Two natural fireplaces renovated to its onginal grandeur, with spa, dock and boat hOISt. Mutschler, first floor laundry, three season garden room. Greenhouse with slttmg area but adapted to modern life style. master SUite with marble bath. FInIshed hardwood floors. Spectacular decor. Virtual tour at. Call for all the details. Finished basement. Plumbin in heated ara e. :J1trors. . J\384BBLB.Im1 $525,000 Grosse Pointe Farms The best of everylhmg' Htghest quality In A world of living 10 king sIZed brick LIKE A BRAND NEW HOME' every detail Four bedrooms, two and one half Mellculous renovallon ID fabulous baths Several walk In closets Llvmg room. Cape Cod with attached garage. locauon' New kitchen with maple dmmg room and fanuly room All new Living room. family room open to cabinets. gramte counters and stainless U1tenor doors KItchen features. Bosch steel GE appltllllceS Completely re-dolle dishwasher, Gnmite countertops and solid brick patio. East of Grosse Pointe baths new roof, wIDdows, hardwood Maple cabmets New slate of the art Pella Hunt Club. www.dianedennis.com. floocs and much more. Call 882-0087 for WIndows Hardwood floor.; and a m ground 33 X 14 pool Outstandmg Brownstown Condo. end GREAT BUY! Four bedrooms, two $3S9t900 Grosse Pointe Woods $319,000 Grosse Pointe Woods Beautifully decorated throughout, Check out new price! Great UOlt With some lake ViewS. Fantastic and one half baths. Family room kitchen WIth Conan counters, top of with natural fueplace, kItchen with New kitchen. .windows, floors, location five bedroom two bath the hne app1J.ances and bar Custom eatmg space. Master bedroom With sidmg. gulters and landscaping. home. New roof and newer Finished basement With frreplace. PIanta1lon sbUllers throughout. Master private bath. Newer furnace, aJ.r and furnace. Family room also sUite with Whirlpool tub and two windows. 937 Canterbury Great deck overlookmg yard with library/office. Large lot. Three walk-in closets custom shed. Very deslfllble locatlon. fireplaces. Two story Townhouse Condo In the Beautiful Townhouse Condo _ Berkshlres wuh anached garage. 1st Great value! Grosse Pointe floor mcludes hVIng room, dming feels hke a single faffilly home. Schools. Spacious. open floor plan area, newer kitchen With appliances Very spacIous deSign. Big kitchen with lots of storage. Three and lav 2nd floor features two large WIth all apphances LIvmg room bedrooms two full baths plu<; bedrooms, two full baths, plus another WIth dimng "L". Newly fimshed lavatory 10 fimshed basement. room for office or hbrary Full ba<;ement. Large kitchen With lots of counter basement. "pace and cupboards. Cute three bedroom Bungalow. CAPTIVATING" Mint condlllon TIlls mcely mamlamed home IS ExceptIonally cared for home. $125,000 Harper Woods Englt~h Bungalow PJclure~ue ready 10 move Into Great floor $121,000 Harper Woods fresh neutral decor, new Berber Kitchen new III 2000 Updated FANTASTIC VALUE' Three natural fireplace ~UTTOOnded by large Nicely located starter home With carpet, large master second plan. large hVlng room With 10' bathroom Up<;laiTSbedroom has bedroom. one bath Nlcc kItchen wnh wlndow~ Oak ca"lnet~ and newer bay Window, new leaded gla<;s ealmg area newer feature' Fumace spacIous kttcben featunng lots of floor Copper plumbing Two car appliances 10 opdaled kitchen alcoved slltlllg.office area door. WIth central 3Jr hot water heater III ~torage and eat ID space garage FiOl<;hed basement wuh Formal dmmg room With many entry hard wood floors, new hardwood floors Updated 1999, tear-off roof and garge door Hardwood nOOTS.Partial B-dry 'pacIOlL~room~ wnh ceiling fans and carpellng. fresh pamt and central recreatIOn room Immediate electncal and cenlral wr. one With opener III 2001 Some new waterproofing. Newer hot water central aIr Fmlshed basemenl air Finished basement WIth glass POSseSSion block WIndows Two car garage year new' wmdows and storms Hardwood heater Grosse POInte Schools hardwood floors Secun S ~m f100l's - Thursday, December 13, 2001 Thts Enghsh Colornalls haVIng a "new" roof put on ngbl now' Very SpaciOUSrooms New $725,000 Grosse Pointe City Woodmode k.ltchen With all apphances Classic style, very spacious rooms. Large master SUIte WIth fireplace and new Excellent floor plan Designer bath Hardwood floors and plaster detail kitchen includes all appliances. LIbrary WIth ftreplace Completely fmlshed Master suite has dressing area. and dIvlded basement with fIreplace and Three additional bedrooms. wine ceUar Fabulous yard with Gunite pool. Three Bedroom, two bath, Cape $438,900 Grosse Pointe Park Cod one block from Lakeshore. Charnung Eng1Jsh Tudor. move In condlbon First floor bedroom With full bath. Hardwood floors, hVlng room With lImestone fm:place. Updated kncben With 1aIge eating area Newer driveway' and garage floor Newer roof on garage Master bedroom With sitting room. Fmlshed basement With recreation room. wet bar and natural fireplace Colonial with three bedrooms, a full bath and two half baths First Spacious Cape Cod in Park. Two floor laundry room Large family baths, large master bedroom, newer room, dimng room and large kitchen with all appliances kitchen With eating area. included, new windows and central air, finished basement, newer deck and hot tub. Sharp three bedroom - two "full bath" Bungalow Neutral decor $179,900 Grosse Pointe Woods Fireplace. Bright and clean. New This three bedroom one and one half bath dnveway and paver<; to entrance. home features a new 1cltchen With two bUilt In chma cabmets New half bath and Nice landscapmg In front Large updated full bath New furnace, central aJr, master has walk-In c!o<;et and hot water heater. ~torm~ and screens pnvate bath A MUST SEE I' Updated electncal Refim~hed hardwood floors G1as~ block wmdow~ and carpetmg 10 basemenl $67,000 Detroit Bnght and sunny 2nd floor comer $72,900 Grosse Pointe City NIce three bedroom Bungalow 11m umt. Fully carpeted. Stove and $120,000 DetroIt Classic two bedroom one bath JUST LIKE NEW CONDO! New bnck Bungalow. Great home has been redone Updates refrigerator IOcluded QUiet Two block-~ We~t of Mack m East Enghsh carpettng. freshly pamted neutral mclude tear-off roof With skylight. Village Large kitchen Two bedrooms and architectural detail. Leaded glass mtenor. Newer stove and refngerator complex near Fanner Jack, church one bath Ftreplace In large hVlDg room new stdtng, new kllchen,new carpet and St. John Hospital Immediate wlOdows and detailed plaster Roof and central air approx two years over hardwood floor.;, and fresh pamt Expansion poeenual on second noor New old One aSSigned parkmg space. occupancy. Great space for the wlndo~. hardwood floors and gas forced lUI' work. Everythtng comp1l"ted tn August 200 I pnvate storage room Assoc. Fee mone and move-IO condibon furnace Ke sat closm S173/Mo Page 12 YourHome Thursday, December 13, 2001 BRADfORD COURT LOCHMOOR BELANGER LAKESHORE ROAD UNIVERSITY WonderluI fow bedroom, two pb bidh Surpris.iJlSly large four bedroom HALL PLACE Altractiw b.w bedroom, two bath bcepIionII home wiIh ... pIIn. Darling three bedroom two blth Colonial. Famly Room. home! Two first floor bedrooms. Attrac:tM, upd;rted tfvee bedroom ~ Cod.l.arwe Deck. Warranty. Fabulous indoor pool! $7'99,900 Cape Cod. Sun Room. $290,000 cape Cod. IaI value .It $299,000. CANTERBURY WILLOW TREE PLACE Traditional four bedroom, two and Custom-built fout bedroom st-es lOTHROP NORTH OXFORD PROVENCAl ROAD Mapificent walled English Repncy MaM:IouIfow bedroom. c.d!n one half blth Colonial. FamUy Room. CoIcriIL Family Room. $649,900 Exceptional priwale estate on more Estate. Exquisite detail. Room. Lots of options. $409,000. tIwt 2 .... Adioinins lot available. LINCOLN PROVENCAL ROAD isticated City Carri. House. LAKESHORE LANE PROVENCAL ROAD azaLlfO ••• Ext:Psite Georgian Colonial walled ~ home with two first floor Early American Colonial with lots of CANTERBURY 3,700 square feet. $979,500 estate on private Fanns drive. SpaciouI three bedloom, two blth bedrooms. Master suite. $396,000 cozy noob. Golf COUIR views. bnc:h. v.uIted hrni1y Room. RIDGE ROAD KENWOOD COURT HAMPTON Desirable Fums Ranch. Hup CLAIRWOOD Terrific four bedroom Colonial with Sharp Colonial with gourmet HAWTHORNE ROAD NOTRE DAME Family Room. Private yard. $635,000 lots of updates! Family Room. laIrefront living south of Nine Mile. Totally redecorated Ranch with kitchen. Family Room. $215,000 Family Room, Den. Also on canal. Charmins four bedroom, two plus Library, Brealdast Room. $219,000 bitlis EnsIiIh. Nuw juIt $215,0001 BERKSHIREROAD COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE THREE MILE BUCKINGHAM Over 4,000 square feet in this six Superb, spacious Colonial Two bed- LAKESHORE ROAD Beautifully renovated home, large Great Detroit income property. REGAL PLACE bedroom stately English Tudor. rooms down, two up. Fo 'allis. MarYeIous five bedroom FrendJ kitchen. Great Room. $149,900 Two bedrooms in each unit. $84,900 Spacious four bedroom Tudor with Colonial. First floor Master. $995,000 fabulous features! Built in 1980. IROQUOIS for LEASE MARTIN ROAD PROVENCAL ROAD Two carriage houses in histor'ic Comfortable 51. Cia ir Shores Ranch Tastefully decorated and l.Ipdo1ted five YORKSHIRE for lEASE Handsome three bedroom English. POINTE PARKCONDO' HARCOURT for lEASE ,ndio1ln Village. Call fCN details. with Family Room, Utility Room. bedroom. Family Room, Liwary. long term at $1975/month Great view! Three bedrooms, two Sharp two bedroom furnished Lower ~thsl Fireplace. Now just $ 238,0001 Unit. $1450/month. MF..MIEJt OJII WHO'S WHO IN ~isit our web site for toll free 888.886.4060 LUXUJlY REAL EsTATE ~ 313.886.3400 JIll{ a 3600 Virtual Tour Thursday, December 13, 2001 YourHome Page 13 Christmas aromatherapy Christmas is a time to enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of Coin-operated music-making nostalgia. Christmas. The best part of buying machines were being made in the • a fresh-cut Christmas tree is being 19th century. They were music Q. I inherited some pastel-col- able to enjoy the aroma. boxes, player pianos or phono- ored bowls that resemble Fiesta Unfortunately, the fragrance fades graphs. The jukebox as we know it ware. The rims have a rope-like after the first week. was not made possible until the design. The bowls are marked The house is decorated with the automatic-changer system was "California Mission Bell Pottery." A. Your bowls were made by soft glow of the miniature lights, invented and electrically played Metlox Potteries of Manhattan poinsettias in bloom, Christmas records were made. The modern Beach, Calif. The pottery's Mission trees and family holiday heirl~~ - jukebox era began in the 1930s. Bell pattern was manufactured for Why not d~corate the interior of them down with water. This will The machine, with records stored in a rack, was first made by the home With fresh wreaths I gar- make the greens last longer when See ANTIQUES, page 17 lan~ and boughs to enhance the you bring them in and the aroma Wurlitzer in 1933. A record was holIday? will be stronger. Mist the greens picked out by a mechanical' arm, ~ t~e fragrance ofthe tree fades daily to prolong the fragrance. placed on a turntable and then PURCHASE OR played. Other makers followed bnng In some fresh greens. There Adding fresh evergreens for fra- REFINANCE ""ITH ••• are many ~es of. evergreens to grance is just as important as the Wurlitzer, and by the 1940s the jukebox had been glamorized. Krys Schroeder c~oose from 1Dcl';l~ cedar, fir, lights on the house or the mistle- Branch Manager pme, ~pruce and Jumper. Garland toe. Happy holidays from your Colorful designs in plastic or glass or ropmg can be used around the friends at Soulliere Landscaping were incorporated into the front of a sleek, modern cabinet with shin- ,. staircase, over a doorway or on the and Garden Center. mantel of a fireplace. A fresh ing metal and lights. A glass "win- wreath can be hung indoors to fill • dow" made it possible to see the the home with an intoxicating David Soulliere is a Michigan record move into place and turn as aroma. You can also create a cen- certified nurseryman at Soulliere it was played. Pager (313) 376-8236 terpiece or fill a vase with greens, Landscaping and Garden Center, Jukeboxes remained popular in Fax (313) 881-3215 ribbon and ornaments. Use your 23919 Little Mack in St. Clair bars, drugstores and other meeting Office (313) 884-8374 imagination and you can create a Shores, between Nine and 10 Mile. placelfinto the 1960s. New technol- work of art that smells great, too. Phone (586) 776-2811 or go to ogy later made other types of 80 Kercheval On-The-Hill Before you bring the greens www.michigangardens.com on the music-making machines possible. Collectors seek vintage jukeboxes E-mail: kschroeder@ indoors try soaking them in water Internet for further information. E- of earlier years for both looks and johnadamsmortgage.com for a few hours or even spraying mail at [email protected]. Making your move to a condominium easier than ever Come to the Grand Cottages at Felicity Landing and select the perfect custom home. Choose the location, , options, floor plans and specifications that are right for ~ you. We have finished homes ready for immediate"- occupancy, or homes awaiting personal selections. , Place a purchase deposit on your dream home before December 1, 2001. Make your custom decisions on , cabinetry, carpets, tile, marble, granite, wood finishes ; and paint colors. Our team of craftsmen will finish the, home beautifully, to your specifications, in 2 approximately three months. ., 7 When your new condominium is completed, if your v existing home has not yet sold, we will finance your new home with NO PAYMEm'S ArID NO INI'EREST for' six monthsl- 3 .Or until your existing home sells, other conditions apply. Due t.o .Jeffenon Constnlctlon: "ease take 1-94 East to UaFper Nortb Exit. Turn Rlgbt on Sbook Road (15 MIle) foUow c.urve onto .Jefferson. Look for our 81go and colorful Vic.torian homes on the lake. ? -=--- Thursday, December 13, 2001 YourHome Page 15 You rHome Thursday, December 13, 2001 GROSSE POINTE $357,500 FAIR HAVEN $395,000 GROSSE POINTE $945,000 GROSSE POINTE PARK $795,000 BEAUTIFUL TUDOR CONDOI Five bedrooms, GR06SE POINTE FARMS $985,500 SPECTACULAR ENGLISH TUDOR Located on WATERFRONT PROPERTYl Beautrful waterfront GROSSE POINTE SHORES $1,150,000 GROSSE POINTE PARK $711,- EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION. Stunning decor and ttlree and one half baths, newer kltchen, refinished GROSSE POINTE FARMS $1,175,000 ON PRESTIGIOUS LAKESHORE DRIVE ThiS Windmill Pointe Dtive amongst the finest homes In ranch In deSirable F&lr Haven Sits on a 5Ox150 DISTINCTIVE COLONIAL. Located mmutes STATELY ENGUSH TUDOR. StunnIng home wtIh interior design. Gourmet kitchen featuring cooking hardwood floors, den, spa bathroom, recreation FABULOUS RANCH. Completely renovated - turYHJl-the-<:entury, Queen Anne home Is Situated Grosse POInte featunng six bedrooms, three and lot 2500 square feet with multiple decks and from Lake St. ClaIr This charming home features IaYish mprovemen1S and amenltiesl ExtrOiOi db i8ry Island. granne countert0p8, Mexican tile floor and room In basement WIth new carpeting and pamt designer decorated New master suite wtth his and on a spacious 1OX36Olot offering three oedrooms, one half baths, outstanding architectural detail, vlaws of the lake from most rooms. Beautiful great five bedroomS, four fult and three half baths, famlly -room with ~ and SUlTClUI'ldIng French state of the art appIlanoell. Step doWn livlng room room and much morel (GPN-GW-910IX) (313) (GPN-H-15EJE) (313) 885-2000 her marble baths - kitchen wtth top of the hne appn- two anlf one half baths. and an enclosed sun newer cherry kitchen, central air, fumace and updated Mutschler krtctlen with center Island, door&. Newer bathrooms with jacuZZI, custom wrth natural fireplace. (GPN-H-12ALG) (313) 885- ances, adtoInlng farmly room leads to deck. (GPN- porot1 WIth VIeWS of Lake St. Clair. (GPN-H- 1'l'lOf8. (GPN-H-21WIN) (313) 885-2000. 886-4200 Gaggen8w profession- remodeled kitchen. (GPN-GW-05BAL) (313) 886- H-75COU) (313) 885-2000 and sub-zero appliances, 65LAK) (313) 885-2000. 2000. ally tlnlshed basement. (GPN.H-62WEB) (313) 4200. 886-4200. GROSSE POINTE WOODS $459,900 GROSSE POINTE PARK $359,000 GROSSE POINTE PARK $379,900 DETACHED CONDO • MUST SEE! Custom GROSSE POINTE PARK $485,000 GROSSE POINTE PARK $435,000 TERRIFIC INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Don't GROSSE POINTE FARMS $2e8,500 DRAMATIC MEDITERRANEAN COLONIAL. PERFECT FAMILY HOME Walk to Village and kitchen With bUllt-ins and granite counters. GROSSE POINTE FARMS $299,000 GREAT FOR ENTERTAINING. Features Include miss thiS two-family In coveted location steps GROSSE POINTE FARMS $355,000 SPACIOUS ENGLISH COLONIAL Over 2000 Four bedrooms. two and one half baths, formal school from thiS New England style Colonial fea- HardWood floors, formal dining, den and first floor WALK TO PIER PARK. Fabulous three bedroom large living room with fireplace, formal dining from lakefront park. Beautifully maintained and CLASSY, COMFORTABLE, ELEGANT Just gor- square feet - Pnced sell! Updated (95), turing five bedrooms, two and one half baths. fam- laundry. FInished basement with hall bath, lots of loaded wrth charm. Pewablc wood bumlng tire- to kitchen room, wood paneled denl1lbrary, newer kitchen dining room. Large living room With cathedral ceil- updated throughout Newer kitchens, hardwood geous Inside and out' Aowmg layout Bnght spa- new roof with copper bay (99), natural woodWork, Ily room, den, central air and more. storage (GPN-GW-90MOR) (313) 886-4200 place Many recent updates and amenities Includ- wtth buill-Ins and breakfast nook. Overiooklng 30 Ing and flreplace, refinished hardwoOd floors, nat- floors, natural fireplaces, central air conditioning, CIOUS rooms New family room, computer room, one half bath In basement, a home warranty. (GPN-H-17BIS) (313) 885-2000 Ing new roof, two remodeled full baths, and a two and feet of cedar decking. (GPN-H-13KEN) (313) ural woodwork, family room, den, finished and three car garage (GPN-H-04TRO) (313) roof, glass block Windows, garage f\oof and dry car heated garagel (GPN-GW-12REN) (313) 886- Won'llastf (GPN-GW-12MCK) (313) 886-4200. basement tool (GPN-GW-2OBER) (313) 886- wall walls Plus central air! (GPN-GW-38MCIq 885-2000 885-2000 4200 4200 (313) 886-4200 IMMACULATE COLONIAL l'iitI_~'r-,., "~~;"'" •.~ ...... ~i'~~.," ~. __ .- GROSSE POINTE WOODS $154.900 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $163,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $219,000 UPDATES GALOREI Nicely maintained bnck GROSSE POINTE WOODS $345,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $235,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $223,900 ALSO FOR LEASE. ThiS home features an GROSSE POINTE WOODS $350,000 BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED BRICK COLONIAL. ranch Includes updated electncal, bathrooms, GROSSE POINTE WOODS $425,000 BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED COLONIAL WIth all BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH. 1300 square feet BRICK COlONIAL In outstanding Grosse POInte attached garage and breezeway, IMng room WIth ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL WIth three bedroom, Features Include oak kitchen WIth bay, lIVing room palla, central air conditiOning, finished basement ONE BLOCK FROM LAKE ST. CLAIR. Large the updates. Newer: roof, Windows, furnace. cen- WIth formal dining room, big bnght IMng room wItt1 Woods neighborhood Completely updated fireplace, dining L, refinished hardwood floors, fin- two and one half bath home features new wood with natural fireplace, fonnal dining room, Aonda WIth third bedroom and officelfourth bedroom, family room with stone fireplace, fonnal IMng tral air concfltlorung, h01 water heater, kitchen gorgeous natural fireplace and picture Window throughout: finIShed basement wtth bath, hard- Ished basement WIth carpeted recreation room floors In IMng room, dining room, krtchen, den, room, finished basement with bath, and a two and Siding, door, and roof on garage all new Flonda room WIth natural fireplace fonnal dining room, opens to large family room. French doors to Eat-In kitchen with bullt-ms. central air conditioning wood floors, brand new krtchen wtth new appli- and bar Gas forced air and air conditioning Also new roof In 10l200O. 32x16 In-ground pool. one half car garage Gorgeous landscapingl room' (GPN-GW-16ROS) (313) 886-4200 two car attached garage newer cherry krtchen. patio. (GPN.H-5OCRE) (313) 885-2000 and two car garage on large loll (GPN-GW-30VIR) ances, Updated roof. Central air. for lease (GPN-H-31COU) (313) 885-2000. Anlshed basement, first floor Ial.llldfy and attached (GPN-GW-01FLE) (313) 886-4200 (GPN-H-21MOR) (313) 885-2000. (313) 886-4200. (GPN-H-51 NOR) (313) 885-2000 garage. (GPN-H-42MOR) (313) 885-2000 ST. CLAIR SHORES $219,900 ST. CLAIR SHORES $149,900 HARPER WOODS $139.900 HARPER WOODS $107,900 SCS WATERVIEW AND WATER ACCESS SHARPONELEVELCONDOon~CIaJrShores HARPER WOODS $153,500 HARPER WOODS $139,00«1 GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLSI Attached garagel NEW LISTING I Beautffully malnta,ned bungalow South of 11 MllelEast of Jefferson. Totally updat- golf course VIElWS of poolllenOis courts All HARPER WOODS $155,000 GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS New rtems WIll with remodeled krtchen, patio door leads to deck, newer appliances Attached parking garage HARPER WOODS $160,000 LOCATION I LOCATIONI Beaullful three bedroom Family rooml Newer kitchen WIth built In dishwash- ed ranch move In condltlonl View the lake from UPDATES GALOREI Three bedroom bnCI< bun- PRETTY CAPE COO APPEARENCE Not your bncl< bungalow on one of Harper Woods most desir- dews, roof, hrushed hardWood floors, proteSSlonaf: ~ er Newer cabinets, newer bath wItt1 Kohler fixturesl new bath with ceramic tile and Jacuzzi tubl Newer your front porch then walk down to your own pri- Small pet okay (GPN.H.12COU) (313) 885- galow In Harper WoOOs!G P SCOOOts New roof, typical bungalowl SpaCIOUS,bnght rooms, two full able streets I Features Include new Windows, carpet, Iy painted IMng room, Hunter Wood shadeS artf Partially finished basement Appliances negotl8b1e roof and maintenance free exterior! (GPN-GW. vate weterfront park WIth boat wells I (GPN-GW- 2000 new wmdows, hardwood floors, finIShed base- baths, loads of updatesl Large lot and three big huge 100 x 185 lot Wt1tlthree car garage and morel cenlng fan, kitchen counter and smk, mlCrowav~ 68ELK) (313) 886-4200 10STC) (313) 886-4200 ment WIth full bath and bnck paver patio (GPN- (GPN-GW-15LOC) (313) 886-4200. bedrooms wrth double closets (GPN-GW-13L1T) Some appliances mcludedl 18545 OLD HOME- steel doors (GPN-H-64KEN) (313) 885-2000. H-07LOC) (313) 885-2000. (313) 886-4200 STEAD 313 886-4200 ~.;rt. For more properties visit our website at: www.cbschweitzer.com ~ -- - - - ~- - _.- --- - ..--.... --" ~.. - ~ ... -'" .~... ."..-~. Thursday, December 13, 2001 Very de8Ir8bJe raDCh Jooa&ed on • ~ 1aDe IdenUCU '1'IrtnB1 Locla*ed __ UMt Wlap tbIa Just righ~ fbr tdal oomtortI Tbree becIroom8. Tbi8 bome bouta n1DD8l'OU8aJ!W)w. and Is two fUll ba*ba.1alp Jdtcbtm wWl-*iDg space, le8ding 10 lake S&. Clair. ~UfUl ~ obarm1ng dupJ.mt baa ~ Ir:ftnben.w and locMlld OIl one of UMt be8& ousaJs in S&. ClaIr tamJ)y roam and U1I'ee ~ J'inl8hed living room with ftrep1aoe. DIning room wUh ba*b& Two bedrooms, finish" tJumMm-. :reftnWwt oak lII:Jod. JoveI:y landeoBping and Sbores. Four bedrooms. hIo and aoe bait be ...... ~ DeW tear aft root and auaobed hIo brtak pe&ao and IIIJl'inld8r .,..... "19.000 bMba, IR.'IpeI'ior )ritcb«l, 8lUl room with bo' tub ClU' pnp. t399.000 p:rtvUe pe&ao. "'m.OOO and whtrlpool...... 900 82 Kercheval, 313-884-0600 on the Hill www.realestllteone.com Grosse Pointe Farms -- Thursday, December 13, 2001 YourHome. Page 17 Start your meringue COilE VIII,. "A,ELVES holiday tradition & BII L NDEER! • FREE (NUl) - Want to make your 1 spoon or piping bag REFRESHMENTS :!Cu.li••ciL ordinary holiday parties extraordi- • FACE PAINTING ." ..u: .... HOME AND nary7- Try using meringue. Melt white chocolate in a bowl' • PHOTOS A'Y.Aii:A:BLE \ ~ GARDEN CENTER Meringue can be used various over hot water and stir in the hot 11am.4pm ways to make decadent dessert double cream. Allow to cool until it Saturday, December 15 trays. begins to thicken. Whip whipping Eastpointe Location Meringue cookies, a delicacy in cream and fold it into chocolate. Sunday, December 16 France traditionally eaten on ice Spoon or use a piping bag to fill Clinton Township Location cream, are made by combining egg Miss Meringue Dessert Shells, whites and sugar, then baking then chill for one hour. Come see what's New and Exciting them precisely. Other cultures In Home Decorating for the Holidays have their own. meringue tradi- Chocolate Ganache tions. In Portugal, for example, the 300 grams plain chocolate 60" FIBER meringues are called "suspiros" OPTIC TREE 255 - TIPS With stars and decorative sliver base and are used particularly during 150 milliliters double cream Creates a dramatic array of coiofS. Ready to use. the holidays in a variety of ways. Start your own.holiday tradition 1 pot of hot water this year by using meringue cook- r.r. Ire ies or dessert shells. Don't worry - 1 piping bag (optional) 7.5 FT. PRE-LIT you won't have to spend all your TENNESEE PINE-SLIM time baking in the kitchen when Brandy or cream de cacao 998 branch tips. 600 clear or multJ-colored lights you use the ready-to-eat, perfectly- baked meringues provided by Miss Chop the chocolate into even Meringue, the original meringue pieces and melt in a bowl over hot =-21~ cookie manufacturer. Just open the water. Take the bowl from the heat container and create the rest. and put aside. Warm the cream 24" FIBER until hot, but not simmering, and Try filling Miss Meringue OPTIC Dessert Shells with white choco- pour it in the chocolate. Stir cream late mousse or chocolate Ganache. and chocolate together until they TREE Add walnuts, chocolate morsels, are evenly combined. Keep stirring 7STIps dark chocolate shavings or toasted until the mixture has cooled and is FIBER OPTIC smooth and glossy in texture. POINSEIIIA coconut for a decadent holiday aD. POINSETTIA Whisk until paler in color and the FoI~. Hundr8dlI Unique design of 7 flower dessert. an dI8pta)'. .~ ltIat Itgtlf up a dramatIC consistency is good for filling the ... amtV-Of cOlor. Ready to use White Chocolate Mousse dessert shell; a piping bag can be .... ~ ~ , 100 grams -ofwhite chocolate used. Add a little brandy or cream...... - t,. Ie 1ft."211! de cacao for a festive flavor. 1 pot of hot water To enter the Miss Meringue It,. 24" GAS 6 LOG SETS F YourHome Thursday, December 13, 2001 , l • 0'YEII2HO 8QUMB FEET °l'llDtClfcoanar...- • WAU[ tlP'1RII:D PI.ooa ... -...ow IIOOP .ftlBltlJrPlll SlllIlllDllOfllll" ftn:AJe A.... 1440 1ElISDtCr DEAN SINE KIM SPEARS DIANNE SANDERS nLL BOMMARITO MAGGIE \/ENERI PETE SCHUELER JENNIFER BRACCI MARK MONAGHAN TOM TOMLINSON TINA CAUL TOM BOOS NANCYVELEK MARYDAAS NORA CHENAIL SHANA SINE CAMERON BECKIE KASSNER CINDY DANIELL MICHELLE DOHERTY NANCY LEONARD DANKUHLEIN PATIY GROEZINGER SARAH MONAHAN MIKE LlZZA GEORGE KALAPURE KIM POIRIER PHIL PATANIS VlC VANDENBULKE JASON ROTH D1NO RICCI CHRISTINE JURCAK OONSANDERS TIM SMITH HEATHER BAUER.ROTH EARL SINE FRED WEST - Thursday, December 13 , 2001 VourHome Page 19 GROSSE POINTES 66 WILLOW TREE $554 000 1496 BRYS $194 900 1906 LOCHMooR $~4.9OO 1000 OXFORD $334,900 468 MORAI'l $1600 428 "tANOR 5199 900 427 MANOR $207500 430 cLOVERLY $207 500 468 MORAN $232 000 463 CALVIN $249900 460 COLONIAL COURT 5269,000 330 STEPHENS $309,900 216 McKINLEY $319,999 271 McKINLEY $322,500 183 McKINLEY $345006 472 SHELBOURNE $364 900 90 MEADOW LANE 5425,000 221 KENWOOD COURT $599,999 325 KERCHEVAL $729,000 24 McKINLEY $875 000 242 LEWISTON 5975,000 41 PROVENCAL 52 490,500 18424 MACK $1600 526 NOTRE DAME 5214900 637 WASHINGTON $429900 600 RIVARD $649 000 480 NEFF $350 000 17200 MACK SUITE 2 $950 17200 MACK SUITE 1 $1400 18150 MACK $2500 1440 KENSINGTON $289.500 1010 BALFOUR $550,000 11)43BE RKSHlRE $573 000 1212 THREE MILE $618.000 1255 LAKEPO[NTE $224 900 1143 BEACONSF[ELS $329.000 HARPER WOODS 20468 ROSCOMMON $108 900 19120 WooDCREST $112,000 20652 HOLLYWOOD $118,500 20030 BEACONSFIELD $132,000 20241 WooDMONT $144 900 20911 LENNON $145900 20950 FLEETWOOD $[41,900 20863 BEAUFAIT $149 900 20845 PARKCREST $149,900 21151 LOCHMooR $158,000 19790 HUNTINGTON $194,900 19305 RQSCOMMOM $79.900 18551 W~$l04,9OO ST. CLAIR SHORES 23234 DOREMUS $142.soo 21730 CHALON $165.000 22393 MAPLE $259,900 22921 ALLEN COURT $99,500 22835 LINCOLN COURT $125,000 1010 COUNTRY CLUB $137.500 26803 HARPER $975 DETROIT 20255 MOROSS $62 900 20257 MOROSS $74 900 4586 FARMBRooK $89,900 4428 CADIEUX $95 000 3906 HARVARD $149,900 3667 BEDFORD $110 000 3714 BEDFORD $135 000 20255 MOROSS $137 800 • COJB'U'I'IU' IIIIIfCJIlUdED EASTPOINTE • Qlltrnt I'0OI. 22004 TUSCANY $I 04 900 • NEW 1lI'C8£N.1A!'R8 AND WII'fI)OW!I 16826 SPRENGER $119 900 IOU BERBSIImE • $573.000 23159 REIN $123 900 24918 I..AETHAM $129 900 2466:; ADLAI $139 900 ST. CLAIR SHORES. ROSEVILLE 18047 EASTLAND 585 9011 STERLING HEIGHTS 11090 PLUMBRQOK $3'l'l Q(lll 1'1000 PLlJ"1BROOK 515:; 0011 CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP 461'12 DUKE DRIVE $227 'If)() VACANT LAND 13000 PLUMBROOK $155 000 N RIVER ROAD $250 000 ? --- ..... -- ...... ~ ..- ,_. YourHome Thursday, December 13, 2001 Very attractlve four bedroom, two and one half WOW' Two properties for the pncc> of one. BEST BL'Y l~ THE FARMS! bath colonial with large family room iWd den. The maIO house has fOUf bedrooms and two Charming bungalow located in Gl'Csse POinte Bay windows and SpaciOUS Jotchen add up to a and one half baths, over 2,000 square feet, and Farms. Three bedrooms aud two full baths. wonderful faffilly home $389,000 4#7 the property on the Mack side of the house is New master SUite and barb in 1990. Basement perfect for Mother-in-law SUite, or home was watetprOOfed in 2000. Ne.w sidmg on office (475 square feet). Priced at $339,900. gables in '94; DeW MonDS and sc:teenS in '93~ ItS DeW kitcben, tQr-off roof aud fum8ce '92. Dcqt ~ R*Y tQ mov.- ilL .PlUe&J>..AT $11 I f9 - , .- 313..,884..,6400 http://www.bo1tol1johnston.com e- ---...- - Thursday, December 13, 2001 YourHome Page 21 Play it safe with toys this holiday season Underwriters Laboratories Inc. injuries in 2000 alone, including pendent, third-party product safe- • If a toy requires assembly, (UL), in cooperation with the 70,000 toy-related injuries to chil- ty and certification organization, make sure a responsible adult National Fire Protection dren under the age of five. such as UL. If you ~pot a UL Mark assembles the product by com- Association (NFPA), is working for To play it safe this holiday sea- on a toy, it means that samples of pletely following the manufactur- a safer world ny reminding chil- son, and all year long, the safety that toy have been tested, ~, er's instructions. dren and adults that toys can pose professionals at UL and the NFPA (dropped, pulled, tugged at, and • Keep deflated and broken bal- certain safety risks. offer the followingtips and precau- generally tom apart) by UL engi- loons away from small children. According to the U.S. Consumer tions for toy safety: neering staff aild found to comply Infants and toddlers can easily get Product Safety Commission • When shopping for toys, espe- with appropriate safety require- them caught in their throats and (CPSC), more than 191,000 chil- cially electrical toys, look for mark- ments. suffocate. dren were treated in hospital emer- ings that indicate the product has • Pay close attention to the rec- • Electric toys can become a gency rooms for toy-related been tested for safety by an inde- ommended age designation shock hazard if they're misused. marked on the toy or its packaging. Remember, water and electricity Always make sure the child's age never mix. Never allow your chil- Holiday decorating matches or exceeds the manufac- dren to use electric toys near turer's recommended age specifica- water. tion. Before children play with a • Be alert. Watch television new toy, read the manufacturer's newscasts and scan newspapers made easy with candles warning markings, and, if applica- and consumer magazines for infor- (ARA)- No holiday table would home the fragrance of a fresh-cut ble, the use and care booklet. Make mation on toy or other household be complete without the warm tree - without ~l those needles. sure you and your children under- product recalls. Whenever possi- glow of candles. From the dining • Candles don't need to stay stand the proper way to play with ble, complete and return product warranty and registration forms to .... , room to the kitchen and the family indoors even during the winter the toy. the manufacturer. If a product is room to the guest room, candles months. Decorative luminaries • Immediately discard plastic recalled, the manufacturer can use can help to set the mood for your with votive candles make a wel- packaging and gift-wrapping - these forms to contact you directly. holiday festivities. coming addition to a walkway or these materials can pose a suffoca- front door. tion hazard. Initially and periodi- • In the event of an emergency, Decorating with candles can be make sure you have telephone simple, according to TomHunsche, • When holiday guests stay the cally inspect toys for cracks, night, put a candle and matches in breaks, ripped seams, etc. Parts numbers for the appropriate law vice president of marketing for enforcement agency, fire depart- leading candle manufacturer their room. Nothing is as soothing from damaged toys can break. off after a hectic holiday afternoon and become a choke hazard. Sharp ment and poison control center Hearth & Home Traditions Ltd in posted near every phone in your Norwich, Ohio. Hunsche offers sev- than an evening of soft oandlelight. edges can cause dangerous cuts or home. eral simple decorating suggestions other abrasions. for using candles this holiday sea- Make yours a safe son: • Use a large single candle com- and happy holiday HWOOD CORPORATION bined with holiday greenery on an A famous holiday story says, u ••• Presents eatry table to provide a dramatic the stockings were hung by the effect and set the mood for a festive chimney with care ..." But just how evening of entertaining. • much care is taken with all of our •• • Use one candle or a set of sev- holiday decorating? According to eral candles in varying heights in Hunsche, we all need to take care front of a mirror to illuminate the when decorating with candles for warm glow and provide an inter- the holidays. esting focal point for a room. "It is important to pay special • Several votive candles in small attention to how candles are used glass holders can be scattered so you and your family are safe across the dinner table or on a buf- during the holiday season," says fet table for an elegant look when Hunsche. "Too often, candles are entertaining. Using a heat resis- left unattended while burning or tant paint pen to decorate the glass are burned all the way to the bot- holders can turn these decorations tom against the recommendation into gifts that each guest can take of manufacturers. And, a candle home to enjoy throughout the sea- can catch fire when debris such as matches or wick trimmings are left son. in the wax pool as it burns to the Charming. four bedroom, three and one half barn center entrance Colomallocated In a secluded • Choose scents that can last all area of Grosse POinte Farms' Refinished hardwood floors mroughom Beautiful natural fireplace season. Pine fragrances as well as bottom." Hearth & Home Traditions Ltd., Wlth marble heanh In the Iivmg room The dining room has Window Se'.lt and bUIlt-in book- cinnamon and spice and plum pud- is taking aim at these candle safe- shelves New kltchen With gramre coumer tops. ceramIC ule floor, new cabinets and all new ding fragrances provide a warm apphances ServICe StaIrs. SpacIOus new family room With natural fireplace, beamed cellmgs and ty issues with the introduction of feeling all winter long. door wall overlooklnmg new flagstone pallo First floor laundry and attached garage. Complete the company's new, patented wick • Try different colors this season. tear off roof m 1999. Repainted extenor In 2000 Along with the traditional red and holder. This tiny metal device improves candle safety by support- green, decorate your home using ing the flame 1/2-inch above the Contact Judy Grabowski colors like silver and blue. Or for base of the candle. In addition, it something really different, add a (313) 331-8800 prevent.~wax (the fuel for the can- touch of purple to give your decora- dle) from traveling up the wick bcBRUSHWOOD CORPORATION tions a regal feel. once the candle has been burned Investment Real Estate. Broker:tge. and Property Management • If you can't have a real tree in too low, thus reducing the risk of 15312 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 your house, use a collection of pine Phone (313) 331-8800 • Fax (313) 331-8811 scented candles to give your entire candle fires. I Classifieds • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Page 22 YourHome Thursday, December 13, 2001 ... I fOX: 313-343-556~ YOURHOME http;/Igrossepointenews.com , Clti.ti_I'IIOVEHTI5IN6 , 811 Lots For Sale 720 Rooms for Rent DEADUNES FREQUENCY DtSCOUNTS: gN8f1 for mulb- 702 AptsIFlatslDuplex- 812 Mortgages/Land Contracts IlfAI. ESTATE fOR SALE .. lINT week sd1eduIed advertlslng, wt1h prepayment Of St Clair 5horesIMacomb County 721 Vacation Rental- Flonda 1 813 Northern Mlcl'ugan Homes \/\lord Ads • MONDAY 4 PM credit approval Call for rates or for more 703 AptsIFlalS/Duplex- 722 Vacation Rental-Out of State j 814 Northern Micl'lIgan L:ota Photos Logo Art. MONDAY 12 PM Information Wanted to Rent 723 Vacation Rental- ...... ClIII be busy Oft Monday .. -.day 815 OUt of State Property l (Call for HolIday dose dat8ll) 704 Houses -St Clair County Northern Michigan DIodIiMs .•• .-.. caI..ty. 816 Real Estate Exchange QASSHDS lAI1 01HEIl ClASS1FICA1lONS 705 Houses - Grosse POinte! 724 Vacation Rental- Resort J CLASSIfYING & CENSORSHIP: We 817 Real Estate Wanted TUESDAY 12 NOON Harper Woods 725 Rentals/Leasing I'888Ive the right to c:IassIfy each ad under Its 818 Sale or Lease (C8l1 for Holtday dose dales) appropnate heading The pub/l$her __ the 706 DetrottlBalance Wayne County North Michigan 819 Cemetery Lots PAYMENTS right to ad" or reject ad copy submrlled for 707 Houses - 5t Clair Shoresl 820 BUSinesses for Sale Prwyn.,I is !'!C!!!irecl: pub/lcallon Macomb County 'We accept VIsa, Mastercard, Cash, Check CORRECTlONS & ADJUSTMENTS: 708 Houses Wanted to Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SAli Respon~ for classified advertising enor 1$ ADS1YlES: 709 Townhouses/Condos For Rent 800 Houses for Sale hmlled to either a canoellation of the charge or a VVord Ads 12 words • $12 75, 801 CommerClal BUildings r&-nJn or the portion In llITOf Notiftcation must 710 Townhouses/Condos Wanted additional words. ~ each 802 Commercial Property Abbre\IlIItionsnm acoeplad be IlMlfl In ~ for I;OfTllClJon Inthe Iollowtng 711 Garages/MIni Storage For Rent Measured Ads $22 60 per column IIlCh Issue we assume no responsibility for the same 712 GaragesIMlni Storage Wanted 803 Condos/Apts /Flats Bon:Ier Ads $24 85 per column men after the IIrstlnsertion 713 IndustnallWarehouse Rental 804 Country Homes FULL PAGE $400 00 714 Living Quarters to Share 805 Farms 1/2 PAGE 527500 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. 715 Motor Homes For Rent 806 Out State Homes ,i 114PAGE $200 00 807 Investment Property 118PAGE $12500 700 AptsIFlatslOuplex- 716 Offices/Commercial For Rent 808 Waterfront Homes Photo Ads In-Column $39 00 (small photo WIth Grosse POlntelHarper Woods 717 Offices/Commercial Wanted 15 words) 701 AptsIFlatslOuplex- 718 Property Management 809 Waterfront Lots .. DetroltlBalance Wayne County 719 Rent WIth Optton to Buy 810 lake/River Resorts ., ______n E 0 L ESTOTE 1MJ1[~ .. F 0 D DENT • CHRISTMAS OFFICE HOURS •• •• 700 ArTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX • PLEASE REMEMBER • POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTESjHARPER WOODS CLOSED Monda); December 24 Tuesda); December 25 and 810 area code will change 10 586 394 Neff- upper, com- 822 Neff, natural ftre- Monday, December :J 1 (All Macomb County Telephone Lines) pletely redecorated, 2 place, 2 bedroom Help Us Malee the Cl1onges ... bedroom Deck, sun- townhouse, formal Tuesday, JanuU1".\'l, 2002 • Thi$ bei:otrta IJtGIJdatory by Marih I, 2002 • (8am-Spm Wednesday thru Friday) •• •• room, 1 car garage. dining room, base- • $1,2001 month. No ment, washerl dryer 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX pets. Michael, 313- Included. $900. Avail- DEADLINES POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINHS/HARPER WOODS 506-3742. able Immediately. (313)881-9095 ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING: 1300 Maryland, in the 2 bedroom- 1,100 sq. ft. 411 Neff- large 3 bed-, •Fnday, December 21- 12n for December 27 Paper Park. Spacious, 2 Washer, dryer. Cable room, 2 bath town- 899 Neff upper front, 2 Friday, December 28- 12n for January 3, 2002Paper bedroom apartment, modem, 400 channels house. Beautiful hard- bedroom apartment. new appliances, laun- included. Wood floors. wood floors, fireplace, Appliances, carport. dry facility, lighted $8001 month. enclosed porch, ga- $675 month plus utilit- 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX 100. APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX parking, ample stor- (313)821-3335, leave rage, central air, ies. (313)881-1864 POINTES iHARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS age, includes heat message. stove, refrigera~r, and water. $650 Open BEACONSFIELD south 1 1/2 bedroom upper 1 newly renovated upper 2 lovely lower flats, 1- dishwasher, washerl House Sundays 1- 3 of Jefferson. 2 bed- flat, nice, clean, in- 3 bedroom flat in the $750, 1-- $1,100. dryer and mainte- (586)739-2049 room lower: excellent cludes utilities, wash- Park. Brand new (313)885-6475 nance included. paint, carpet, and $1,195/ month. condition. $600 month er, dryer, storage. 1322 Wayburn- upper, $600' (313)884-91 06 electriC. Unit also has 3 bedroom, 1 bath up- (313)801-5537 (248)344-9904 spacious 2 bedroom, private laundry, en- per, Grosse Pointe 1 awesome, 2 bedroom updated, off street 657 Neff upper unit. 2 BEACONSFIELD- 2 trances, basement, Park, garage access, !ower flat. Repamted parking, all applian- bedroom, formal din- bedroom upper, fresh- and attic space. light- new windows, $6751 throughout. Refinish- ces. $675 plus utilit- ing room, living room ly painted, newer car- ed off street parking. month. Call (248)592- ed wood floors, 1,300 ies/ depoSIt. (313)886- with natural fireplace. peting, newer applian- FrontJ back porches, 9261 square foot, new win- 5804 Breakfast nook, up- ces, new windows, appliances. $675, dows, kitchen & bath, 335 Moross. Rare dated kitchen, garage, off- street parking, pets negotiable. new furnace & central 14933 Hampton! Mary- Grosse Pomte Farms walK to Village. Heat $7001 month, includes (313)822-2746 air. Garage & drive- land. 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom upper. & water paid. $1,150 heat. Non- smoking, way parking. New re- 1052 Lakepomte. 2 bed- hardwood floors, new New paint, hardwood month. (313)886-0025 no pets. (313)882- frigerator, stove, dish- room, clean, garage, kitchen- appliances, floors. Non smoking. 1 leave message 8448 washer, washer & dry- washer, dryer, hard- laundry. Includes year lease. 1 1/2 755 Harcourt- lower unit, BEACONSFIELD- 3 er. 1038 Maryland, woods. Available Jan- heat, water. No pets. month deposit. $850 sharp, air, 2 bedroom, bedroom lower & up- $995/ month. Goosen uary 1st. $760 month. $550. (313)331-7554 month (313)881-7878 appliances, laundry, per. Washerl dryer, Realty,586-773-7138 (313)885-7459 2 bedroom upper flat, 336 Neff- 2 story condo, sun room, separate garage, hardwood 1 bedroom apartment. 1167 Beaconsfield. 1369 Beaconsfield, 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath basement, fireplace, floors. $8501 month Private entrance. Beautiful lower 3 bed- balconies front & Central air, applian- garage, snow remov- plus deposit. Brush- Stove, refrigerator. room. Updated kitch- back, ample off- street ces, carport, base- al, lawn maintenance, wood Corporation, Walk to Village. Heat en and bath. Very parkmg. $7501 month, ment. No pets. $1,000/ month. No (313)331-8800 Included. $700 plus spacIous. $8501 references necessary. $1,1501 month. pets! smoking, 313- EXECUTIVE fully fur- security. No pets. month. Kathy Lenz, (313)331-7557 (313)884-8134 319-8050 nished 2 bedroom, (313)884-5022 Johnstone & John- 21417 Kingsville. Spa- 502 1/2 Notre Dame 852 Trombley- 2 bed- stone, 313-813-5802 short term, includes 1054 Maryland, spa- CIOUS1 bedroom up- farm house, upper 2 room upper, living all utilities, phone. ca- CIOUS 2 bedroom up- 3 room apartment, new- per, carpetmg, appli- bedroom, deck, cen- room, dtning room, li- ble T.V. central air & , per, hardwood floors, ly decorated. $525 ances, neWly decorat- tral air, nice location. brary, porch, applian- heat, very sharp. . garage. $750. plus deposit. ed. No pets. $560 $8001 month. 248- ces. $8751 month . $1,8001 month. (313)331-7554 (586)772-4134 month. (313)881-9313 723-9350 (313)884-5469 (313)319-8050 Classifieds • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Thursday, December 13,2001 YourHome Page 23 700 APTS ;FlATS, DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlAT<;/DUPLEX 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX POINTES / HAR PE R WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOOD5 POINHS/HARPER WOODS POINHS/HARPER WOODS DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY BEAunFUL. clean spa- GROSSE Pointe Park- MARYLAND- Charming SHARP! Brand new 2 APARTMENT 1 bed- 1 bedroom apartment cious Trombly Road. large attractive 2 bed- lower 2 bedroom flat. bedroom upper, all room, heat! water in- Roseville- all applian- Gourmet kitchen with room, 2 bath lower on Kitchen with refrigera- new appliances, cluded, air, laundry ces, no pets. granite tops, cathedral Windmill Pointe. 2 car tor stove, dishwasher. washerl dryer. Must available. $395- $525 (248)543-3940 be- ceiling in .living room, garage, master bed- Window air. Garage seel $7501 month. (313)882-4132 tween 7am- 4pm. 3 bedrooms, den, for- room, all appliances. parking. Available im- (313)882-3222 BEDFORD 3 bedrooms, 1 bedroom spacious mal dining room, 21/2 fireplace, central air, mediately. $7501 SOMERSET- 6 room garage. $600 month townhouse, base- baths, new carpet, all basement, $1,400. No month. References. upper. freshly painted, plus security. ment Eastpointe, 91 appliances, snow re- smoking, no pets. 1st month and securi- hardwood floors, natu- (313)882-4245 Gratiot. Air, applian- moval. $1,750 (586)573-3098 ty. (313)823-2150 ral fireplace, front ces. $545. 313-885- (313)822-4161 BOLEYN, 2 bedroom GROSSE Pointe Woods MARYLAND. large 1 porch, garage, sepa- 8300. Senior dis- lower. $500 rent, $750 FURNISHED. short upper. 2061 Vernier. 2 bedroom apartment, rate basement. no counts. security, water includ- term, 2 bedroom, in- bedroom, appliances, . hardwood floors. heat pets. $750 plus utilit- ed. You pay heat. No 11 Mile! Harper- Remod- cludes all utilities, ca- central air. beautiful. included. $5001 month ies and security. pets. (810)n4-7386 eled 1 bedroom, ex- ble T.V., phone, air $895/ month Availa- plus security. 313- (313)881-3027 cellent condition. Heat conditioning. Rivard. ble January 1st. 822-6366 SPACIOUS upper, 500 BORDERING Grosse included. $560 $1,8001 month. (313)881-2830 after NEFF Lane apartments- block of Neff. Large Pointe, 2 bedroom (248)882-5700 •(313)510-8835 3pm lower, clean, nice, 2 bedroom, 1 bath. rooms, natural fire- 11/ Jefferson. 3 bed- some appliances, ga- GET settled before the HARCOURT, 952. up- Close to Village, 1 place, updated kitch- room, 2 bath Cape rage, 1 1/2 month'se- new year. Spacious per. 1,400 sq. ft. Two carport, available im- en. Very clean. Cod. $995 month. curity. $575 month. (1,400 square foot) 2 bedrooms, fireplace, mediately. $7501 $1,2001 month. Call (810)n3-n55 bedroom upper apart- sunporch, new carpet- month. Lease. REIMAX, John Cot- (313)220-0164 ment on Trombley. All ing. Garage, separate (313)882-9972 zias, (313)881-9020 21700 9 Mile. Spacious CHALMERSI Mack- 2 1 bedroom, quiet appliances included. basement. Water in- NEFF, 2 bedroom, 1 ST. Clair- upper farm- bedroom, decorated. building. Includes ap- Ideal accommoda- cluded. No pets, no bath, charming lower house flat, 2 bedroom, Secure, quiet. $450. pliances, parking, tions for one or two. smoking. $1,050. unit, fireplace, central bath, living, kitchen! Security deposit. laundry. Heat water $970 per month (313)331-3923 heat. air, newer appli- all new appliances. (313)506-3003, Included. No pets. (313)824-4131 HARCOURT, lower unit, ances. washer, dryer, dining, sun room, (313)882-4469. $525. (313)331-7554 GROSSE Pointe City- new carpeting, air, 2 garage, near the Vil- laundry room. washerl EAST English Village, 2 A-1 location, 10 1/2 & deluxe condo. Neffl bedroom. $1,0001 lage and lake. dryer included. 2 bedroom upper. No Jefferson. 1 bedroom, St. Paul 2,000 sq. ft., month. Monday- Fri- (313)640-8991 blocks from Lake & pets. $650 heat in- carpeted, appliances, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 day (313)331-0330, Village, off- street NEFF. 821. 2 bedroom, cluded. (810)790- walk-in closet, window baths, fireplace, at- weekends (313)530- parking. $10501 very sharp. 2 story. 6544 treatments. $560, tached garage. 9566 month,313-881-8732 New kitchen & decor, heat! water included. $1,6001 month EAST English Village, 2 HARPER Woods- 2 private basement, TROMBLEY. lower, 3 (810)757-6309 (810)412-9000 bedroom apartment. bedrooms, basement, central air, garage. bedroom. $1,380. No appliances. $650. No EASTPOINTE. Kellyl GROSSE Pointe City. $7001 month. Call $975. 313-510-8835 pets. (313)822-4709 pets. (313)881-5012 Stephens, 1 bedroom, Lakeland! Mack. 1 10am- 7pm. (810)29:)- NEW Beaconsfield up- 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 2nd ftoor, includes bedroom condo in- 8185 per- 2 bedrooms, ga- EAST English Village. DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY heat! water. $5301 cludes all appliances, rage with remote. Air, Upper 2 bedroom. It has become month. (586)293-8636 washer, dryer. heat, all new appliances. In- 1 & 2 bedroom remod- Dining, fireplace. laun- necessary to charge air. Located near the cludes lawn care. eled umts. $350 & dry, balcony. Waterl JEFFERSON! Masonic, for declined credit cards. Village. $7001 month. $800. (313)882-3222 $450 per month. heat included. $675. 1 bedroom, 1st floor, The fee will be (313)640-8966 (313)885-3410 (313)521-8799 eve- Includes heat! water. $2.00 per ad. NOTTING.HAM, 2 bed- nings. Across from lake & GROSSE Pointe Park You'll be Informed if it room lower. applian- 1 bedroom uppers. $500 park. $5401 month. beautiful, 2 bedroom happens to ces, new windows, rent, $750 security. GRAYTON outstanding (586)293-8636 ranch. Large rooms, youraceount. garage, newly paint. Heat, water included. 2 bedroom upper. Ap- newly carpeted, air Thank you ed, excellent condi- No pets. (810)774- pliances, dishwasher, ONE bedroom apart- conditioned, applian- for your advertising tion. $715. 248-344- 7386 secure garage. $700 ment- St. Clair ces. Village shopping 4867 Shores. Second floor. and loyalty. 16131 Mack- at Bedford, includes heat! area- south of Ker- Available immediately. Grosse Pointe News & NOTTINGHAM, wel- 1 bedroom upper. (313)886-1924 cheval. Ideal for se- Spacious unit with The Connection, come to our award $450 (313)824-9174 niors. $1,2001 month Classified Advertising 1941Moross area. Clean balcony, AlC, cOin winning 3 bedroom 2 2 bedroom duplex. (313)882-0599 story upper with 3rd 2 bedroom, all applian- laundry and storage. KERCHEVALJ Appliances. $650 plus $625 including heat GROSSE Pointe Park, stOry great room ces. no pets, $650. BEACONSFIELD $650 security. and water. The Blake 817 Beaconsfield, (19x48) Over 2,000 (313)824-1439 Small 1 bedroom, living (313)884-3312 Company, 313-881- spacious upper 2 bed- square feet! Featuring room, kitchen, breakfast 20026 Waltham, 8 Milel 6882 room, hardwood nook,appllances updated kitchen with Schoenherr. 3 bed- INDIAN Village area- 2 floors, storage availa- Included, $4001 month dishwasher, washer, room lower. $6001 se- bedroom upper flat to 705 HOUSES FOR RENT ble. $6001 month. plus utilities. dryer, lawn service, cunty. (586)296-0924 rent. $7001 month POINTES/HARPER WOODS 313-567-4144 OPEN DEC. 22, 11-1 snow removal, large after 7pm (313)331-3680 living room, formal GROSSE Pointe Park, (248)426-6500 MACK Cadieux area, HARPER Woods, rent dining room $1,225 5411 Me Dougall. 3 bed- Somerset, lower. 2 upper unit, 2 bed- to buy. 19935 Dam- LAKEPOINTE 1077. month. No pets. Avail- room large upper flat bedrooms, den, hard- room. AvaIlable Imme- man. (313)527-1468 Must see & comparel able January. above barber shop. woods. basement, diately, heat & water Large! open immacu- (313)884-2526 $850 month plus se- 20260 Country Club, included. $4951 washer, dryer, dish- late 2 bedroom upper, curity. Includes all util- south Vernier, west OUTSTANDING duplex month. 313-886-2965 washer, 1 car garage. freshly painted, sun ities and phone. 94. Bnck bungalOW, 3 in prime location. Available mid Decem- porch & pantry, new (313)521-5125 bedroom, bath, new Close to Village. Ex- RECENTLY remodeled t ber. $925. Upper furnace & central air, block windows, front cellent condition, 2 AL TEAl Jefferson, duplex- $600 upper, $ available, $800 basement, all applian- door, alarm system, bedrooms, 2 baths,. Pointe Manor Apart- 600 lower, 3 bed- (248)723-9926 ces, concerned land- cedar closet, hard- fireplace. hardwood ments. 1 bedroom rooms each unit or GROSSE Pointe upper. lord. $8501 month plus wood floors. $1,200 floors. Available Janu- $380. studio $340. All $1,150 for both. Ac-' 1 bedroom, all utilitles. deposit. Available Im- per month. Call ary 1st. $1,4001 utilities mcluded. ceptmg Section 8. No pets, non smoking. mediately. (313)549- (313)640-4136 month. (313)343-9061 (313)331-6971 (313)885-3410 (313)881-55n 7683 Classlfleds. (313)882-6900 ext: 3 Page 24 YourHome Thursday, December 13, 2001 716 OFFICE; COMMERCIAL 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 709 iQWNHOUSES; 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL FOR RENT POINTES/ ilARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER VJOODS DETROIT WAYNE COUNTY CONDOS FOR RENT FOR RENT KERCHEVAL, 15224. 5 bedroom, completely . FOR Rent: 3 bedroom EAST POINTE PLAZA Offices, 200- 3900 sq. 1221 Fairholme In the HOLLYWOOD.. 2 bed- rebuilt house. 1 year townhouse style con- 19959 Vernier ft. available. at $1.05 heart of Grosse 'room. $8001 month. lease. $1,000 month. do in Grosse Pointe; 1 Harper Woods per sq. ft. (313)824- Pointe Woods. Prime. Days & evenings 1 1/2 security. 4001 car unattached ga- Several 3 room suites, location, comer lot. 4 (734)992-2118, week- Neff. (313)881-7878 rage, no air, no pets. lots of Windows, park- 7900 or' (313)-410- bedrooms, 2 1/2 no smoking. $8001 Ing lot, Janitor service. 4339 days (810)n6-2060 RENT or sale, 3 bed- baths. Formal dining month, $800 security Immediate occupancy MARK 1 Building room, 1 bath, family room, large kItchen LARGE upper ranch du- deposit. Available Im- (313)882-0899 Office Suites for lease room, fireplace. $7501 with eating area. TV plex, 2,500 sq. ft. 3 mediately. Call, Clean and affordable month plus security. room, recreation bedrooms, 2 1/2 (313)343-1535, Mon- ESTABLISH your busi- 2nd floor (313)4n-1706 room, natural fire- baths, all appliances, day- Friday, 9a- 4p. nes~ presence in your 23240 Greater Mack place, finished base- updated kitchen, new 707 HOUSES FOR RENT / own building; at Ker- St. Clair Shores HARRISON Township- ment. Central air. AOT carpeting. 1 block S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY cheval on the 'Hill'. (586)771-6650 2 bedroom. 1 1/2 security system. 2 car from Lake St. Clair, 313-886-60jO 10 1/2 & Jefferson. bath, -attached ga- MEDICAU business attached garage, lawnl snow removal Spotless 21 3 bed- rage, basement, no FIRST floor location on suite, 1,000 sq. ft., fenced yard. $2.200 included. No pets. room. Completely re- smoking, no pets. Kercheval in Grosse newly decorated, am- month. Also available $1,7501 month. Kess- modeled, garage, ap- $8751 month. Pointe Farms. Com- ple parking, Mack furnished. (810)792- ler and Company pliances. $9001 (313)881-5925 pletely redecorated. Ave., Grosse Pointe 3990 (248)643-9099 month. (586)n5-6504 Includes 2 lavatories, Woods. 313-882-1850 RIVIERA Terrace, 2 NOTRE Dame, 2 bed- entrance from Ker- 4 bedroom 2 bath brick ADORABLE St. Clair bedrooms, 2 baths. OFFICE space availa- room ranch, fireplace. cheval and municipal in The Woods, newer Shores, 2 bedroom Furnished $1,4001 ble- 700- 1,500 sq. ft., fenced yard, new parking lot. Occupan- carpeting, freshly cottage. All applian- month. No smoking! low rent includes all kitchen. $875. cy Immediate. Call painted. Includes all ces. 2 car garage. no pets. (313)461- utilities. 8 Milel I- 94 >- (313)884-0501 313-268-7882; 313- appliances, 2 car ga- Must see. $800. 7619 exit. Castle Real Es- rage, central air, fin- (586)350-6099 886-4065 tate (810)756-1100 OUTSTANDING Grosse 7J 4 LIVING QUARTERS ished basement. 1 EASTPOINTE beautiful year lease. $1,295 Pointe Woods 3 bed- TO SHARE FISHER MEWS OFFICE suites, Grosse room ranch. Immedi- 3 bedroom. totally re- Executive Courtyard Pointe area, available month. (313)886-2965 FEMALE to share. spa- ate occupancy. Family modeled. Available Suite January 1st. Kitchen! cious home. Harper room, hardwood immediately. $8751 600 sq. ft. 12ft. ceilings. security Included. Var- 774 Lakepointe- approx- Woods. $3501 month, floors, new kitchen, 1 month. (313)824-5450 Lots of windows, has iable leases. Imately 2,000 sq. ft.- 3 includes utilities. car attached garage, kitchenette, privatelavl (313)886-4580 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath. EASTPOINTE spotless, (313)371-6116 large fenced yard. Will Appliances. $1.900. 3 bedroom ranch, ga- shower. 5 day janitor. ST. Clair Shores. Jeffer- consider pets. $1,495 313-884-4887 rage. Finished base- FLORIDA on your (313)882-0899. sonl Marter area. month. (313)882-1521 ment. New paint. mind? Shared hous- Monday- Friday GROSSE Pointe Park Small office suite $950 plus security & ing available. Venice 9am- 5pm available in beautiful beautiful, 2 bedroom PEMBERTON~ lovely area. Call Lois, utilities. (313)690- professional bUilding. ranch. Large rooms, Tudor. 4 bedrooms, (313)283-3819 or GROSSE Pointe Park. 9360 Call Pat at (313)201- newly carpeted, air newer gourmet kitch- [email protected] Kercheval. Office conditioned, applian- en, family room, fire- WARREN. 22612 space for lease, re- 1263 for details. ces. Village shopping place, 2 car garage, Heussner, 4 bedroom, NEED A ROOMMATE? cently remodeled, 721 VACATION RENTALS area- south of Ker- finished basement, family room, remod- All Ages, OCcupations, parking, phone sys- flORIDA eled. $8501 month. cheval. Ideal for se- walk- up attic. $2,1001 Tastes, Backgrounds tem. Brushwood Cor- . - ry Andary Real Estate, niors. $1,2001 month mOAth-.(810)482-4178 and lifestyles. poration, (313)331- ocean view, king bed, (313)886-5670 "Our 20th Year" (313)882-0599 8800 queen sofa bed, 2 RENT TO OWN 709 TOWNHOUSES;' Home-Mate Specialists I athrooms, all ameni- GROSSE Pointe Park- Land Contract CONDOS FOR RENT (248)644-6845 Grosse Pointe Woods ties. $2,5001 month, 3 bedroom. 2 1/2 bath Harper Woods (at Harperl Allard) 1005 Vernier. You pick 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL (313)885-5352 brick colonial, fire- 3 bedroom ranch, Approx. 930 sq. ft. the paintl Completely fOR RENT place, dining room. finished basement. 4 room suite, EXOTIC location. Full remodeled town- and Florida room. 2 Ralph Roberts 20490 Harper, executive $1,200 month. NNN. gulf view. Fully equip- house, 3 bedroom, car garage. Central Real Estate offices fOi lease, off- Available immediately ped apartment. Heat- deck, view Lochmoor air. $1,300. (313)821- (586)58~-5302 street parking, various 2 year lease minimum. ed pool & jacuzzi. Golf Course. $1,2001 8760 sizes. (313)881-4929 (313)881-3496 Weekly rates availa- SPECTACULAR bunga- month. 248-723-9350 ble. (727)360-7037 GROSSE Pointe Woods low, Grosse Pointe 5 MONTHS FREEl 2 bedroom condo locat- GROSSE Pointe Woods MARCO ISLAND 3 bedroom. 2 bath. area. 3 bedrooms, 2 Grosse Pointe ed on Nautical Mile. individual office and 3 luxury duplex on fenced, $900. baths, finished base- Completely renovated bed. $7001 month includes small suite. Shared (248)613-3079 ment. Newly remod. office buildings. canal lot In Old Marco. heat. (810)41~ From 800 sq. It. conference room, Dining & shopping with- eled. appliances kitchen. (810)773- GROSSE Pointe to 2.000 sq. It. in $1.050 (810)n6-2444 22980 Marter Road- 7200 Woods- 3 bedrooms, 313-884-14141 Broker walking distance, 706 HOUSES FOR RENT Lakeshore Village, 2 new carpeting. Hot tub, $4,0001 month, bedroom, completely COLONIAL EAST KENNEDY BUILDING washer, dryer, fire- DETROIT /VJAYNE COUNTY $1,5001 week. redone. Must pass ST. CLAIR SHORES Opposite Eastland 2 & 3 bedrooms. Dec0- (989)345-9122 place, garage. $850. credit check. $8951 9 Mile and Harper Shopping Center. rated, clean, fenced. Available immediately. month. Available im- 150- 700 sq. ft., City of Eastpointe. NAPLES. 2 bedroom, 1 $550- $695. Daily (313)963-8223 mediately. can Denise all utilities, Near 1-94 & 1-696 block- beach. 3 month showings. (313)882- (248)613-9493 minimum. $3,5001 GROSSE Pointe 5 day janitor, Single sUites-5,600 4132 month. (313)884-7944 Woods- Hampton. 9 Mile! Harper, 1 bed- near expressway. sq. ft. on main level. east of Mack. Com- 4881 Opal, completely room, heat & carport Reasonable By appointment 810-n6-544O MARCO Island, FL 2 pletely updated, 3 refurbished, new included. $625. 810- (586)n8-012O bedroom beacllfront 350-5966 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, kitchen & bathroom, 2 G. P. WOODS KERCHEVAL on the condo from $1,0001 Don't Forget- week. 3 bedroom wa- garage, central air. bedrooms, 2 car ga- IndiVidual offices and Hill, 2 room office carr your ads In Earty! terway home with pool $1,300/ month. Non- rage. $7001 monthly whole suites available suite. Greco Title Classified Advertising from $1,2001 week or . smoking. Security de- plus 1 1/2 secunty de- immediately. Starting at BUilding. New carpet .- posit. Immediate oc- posit. Bolton- John- 313-882-6900 ext 3 $4,5001 month. Har- ~, $300 per month, and paint.. $6001 borview Rentals 800- .I cupancy. (313)886- ston, Kevin (313)884- ~ f\,int~ News includIng utilities. month; Includes utilit- 3n-9299 Emall info@ 3515 6400 8(N* .'r.? (313)882-1010 Ies. (586)493-5500 harborvlew-rentals,com ------_._--_.-._-- --- & uv....:... -- Classlfled~. (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Thursday. December 13. 2001 YourHome Page 25 721 VACATION RENTAlS 721 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS FlORIDA flORIDA - NORTHFRN MICHIGAN MARCO lsland- beach SOUTHWEST Florida. . ... : .- png front condo. 2 bed- below Naples, quiet, do, 3 bedroom, fire- room, immaculate. secluded, new 21 2 place, minutes to ski- $800- $1,700/ week. condo. Dockage In- ing. Holidays availa- (616)561-2572 clUded, great fishing ble. (313)885-4142 area. $8501 week MARCO Island. Beach- HARBOR Springs cozy $22001 month. 313~ condo, sleeps eight, front, 2 bedroom, beauti- 882-7128. fully fumished. Available fireplace, many ex- January & March VACATION get-a-way to tras, near slopes. (313)881-4199 the white sandy (313)823-1251 beaches of Anna Ma- NAPLES condo, beauti- HARBOR Spring-. Ha- ria Island. Call PEUCANBAY NAPLES ful 2 bedroom in quiet (941 )778-8211 bar Cove luxury 3 BOYNE MOUNTAIN complex. 2 pools, ap- bedroom condo. In- lime Share (Naples. FL). EnJOySummer 723 VACATION RENTAlS proximately 5 minutes door pool, close to 1st Floor Villa 3 bedroom, 2 bath This Winter from dOwntown. Avail- NORTHERN MICHIGAN Boyne Highlands & on Deer lake. condo in Across street 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo able immediately. BOYNE Hlghlands- Nubs Knob. Call Sleeps 6- 8 from private beach. overlooking golf course, pool.' Special rate January- Seasonal months $3,000. April. 586-412-2224 Ross cottage, 2,200 (248)745-6823 for ski Avail. Feb. 1st- Feb. 8th Available January, sq. ft. Family room, dates. April 19th- April 26th February, March. More months less $$$. NAPLES. On 'or off the living room, dming 3 bedroom, sleeps 10, (313)882-7246 313-283-3793 can Paul Geffert, beach. From $750/ room table, 4 bed- near Boyne Mountain. room, 3.5 bath, sleeps Realtor. week. Agent. Hot tub, cable. $295, (former G.P. resident) (941 )598-2224 8- 10. On the 16th weekends or call for NAPLES FLORIDA green, in- room jacuz- other rates. (810)504- SELL. BUY OR RENT 941-262-4987 PORT Charlotte- private • zi, gas fireplace, ca- after 5pm. 2752 Thinking of golf, boating home. 21 2, pool, ga- ble, modem access. MARCO SHORES rage. available No- Not available for the HARBOR Springs- 2 or sunshine? Call me FT. MEYERS BEACH Condo with beautiful .... vember- May. Christmas holiday or bedroom condo for today. Patnck McBride, 2 bedroom, 2 bath (586)7]3-3337 rent. 12124- 12128, golf course view. President's Day. No Amerivest Realty for your condo on the gu". pets, non- smoking $600. Sleeps six, 3 bed, 2 bath. Available POMPANO Beach- property needs, Avail. Jan. 5th- Feb. 1st building. Call for e- clubhouse with pool, 1 Dec. Jan.March & later. penthouse, 1 bed- 1-800-966-4356. ext. & after April 1st mail pictures and in- mile from skiing. $2,200/ monthly, room, intercostal, De- formation. $4001 day '5522. www.florlda (313)824-2800 cember- April, 3 (313)881-3799 $1,0001 weekly. weekend, $2501 day gulfviewbomes.com Walker 1& Associates months minimum $75 mid- week, $1,5001 (313)882-3925 day. (313)886-6269 week. Carolyn WATERFRONT Port SIESTA Key- 3 bed- (313)881-5823 Sanilac, 6 bedrooms. room waterfront hous- Classmea Advertising 3 baths, Sandy beach. To Aduertise ,. 1'1... Spot Calf Fro .. at 3J3-8B2-6900 EXf #3 es, 1 & 2 bedroom 313-882-6900 ext 3 $1,5001 week. 313- FAX (3J3)34!J.5569 condos, seasonaVan- ~IbmNeWB 882-5070 nual. (941 )929-1956 &1},?* "hi n E 0 L ESTOTE F 0 H SOL E 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSfS FOR SALE 800 HOUSfS FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE . 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FaR SALE i GROSSE Pomte Farms, 1337 Sunningdale- 19666 Eastwood Drive, ESTATE sale- Alice DETROIT- 2. 3 & 4 bed- HOUSEl condo wanted, 459 Cloverly. 3 bed- Stunning view of Harper Woods. 2 bed- Quinltn. 364 & 366 Ri- room available, like 51. Clair Shores- Al- rooms, 1 1/2 baths. A Loch moor Golf Club. room, 1 bath, 1 car vard, income house, new condition. Owner gonac- cash. B.J. 105 must see. (313)881- Ranch on spacious gar8g&, ranch, 100x 2,880 sq. ft. needs up- will help with closing Radcliff Drive, 2461 lot. Call for details. 185, park- like lot. dates. $240,0001 ac- costs. Joe, (313)521- Houghton Lake, Mi. (313)886-4873 Price reduced. cepting offers. Great 5600 48629 (810)294-4324 deal! (810)774-1400 8UO HOUSfS FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSfS FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAH 800 HOUSES FOR SALE , 704 Pear Tree Lane 2202 HOLLYWOOD ... Elegant Grosse Absolutely beautiful 3 bedroom home with new kitchen, large master bedroom walk-in ck>set. lovely family room with fireplace, deck, refinished hardwood fl~rs remodeled tile bath. Newer windows. large shed, new roof, furnace and central air a more Home warranty policy. $149.500. ~ FLO ABKE, GRI ~2L ASSOCIATE BROKER For more information call (313)8853979 Asking price Ul~.OOO CENTURY 21 AAA REAL ESTATE, INC. Open Sunday Ipm- 4pm 313-884-6186 OK 810-771-7771 X 136 Page 26 YourHome Thursday, December 13, 2001 Cla$sifieds • (313)8!l2-6900 ext. 3 I 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE BERDEN (Mack! Mo- FIRST OFFERING GROSSE Pointe GROSSE Pointe GROSSE Pointe ross). Charming four Morossll94. Completely Woods, 762 Holly- Shores, reduced I 75 Woods- t601 Brys- bedroom brick bunga- updated ranch. New wood. 3 bedroom Woodland Shore Totally renovated 3 low.,,p.iningroom, nat- kitchen, new bath, ga- brick ranch. Attached Drive. 3,500 square bedroom, 1 1/2 bath ural firepla , I • I , { 460 BONNIE BRIER BIRMINGHAM Open Sunday 3-5pm Timeless Charm And Renovated To Perfection! Located On A Lovely Wooded Lot Backing Up To A Park. Just 1 Block From The New Palladium And Downtown Birmingham. Large Addition With New Gowmet Kitchen. Enchanting Living Room And Library And Formal Dining Room. 2 Fireplaces. Mastel' Suite With Balcony, Walk-in Closet And Ceramic Bath. 4 Bedroonu, 2.5 Baths. Finished Basement. Ideal For Exercising, or Children's Playroom. $750,000 . - Ema Whitmire - Hannett Wtlson &. Whitehouse "l" I 24 -28 -0 6 • 248-4 6-44 --_ ...... u. :;f,...... ~ .... - Classlfleds • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Thursday, December 13, 2001 YourHome Page 27 300 HOUSES FOR SAlf 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS' APTS !FLATS 803 CONDOS,' APTS 'fiATS HANDY PERSONS SPACIOUS bungalow. 4 EVEIlYlHING EASTPOINTE- large 1 WINDWOOD Pointe, SPECIAL bedroom, 2 bathroom, Far .... bedroom co-op apart- lower unit, 2 bedroom, -3 bedroom brick dining room, family .", ment. New floor, car- 2 bath. By appoint- bungaJow, family room, room. 2 car garage...... pet, lighting, window ment. Peggy, 248- Grosse Pointe garage. Needs TLC, 'D, ..., .... treatments. Air, base- 641.9872 but price reflects schools. Too many board heat. Applian- 0$174,900 updates to include...... --~ ..... ST. Clair Shores, ranch ces, carport included . $179,900 (313)640- •1" ...... condo. 2 bedroom, 2 -1261 Fairholme, Lots of storage. 2 Hawthorne Road 3996 ...... , -.0, 111 • bath, 1 car garage. 4 bedroom, 2 baths, $35.000. (586)772- Grosse Point TO settle estate. 5701 $119,500 (586)779- family room, attached eftrId."RFAl:RlR.... 5638 8471 Shores. Classic Co Lannoo, Detroit. Com- garage, finished .... ." iIttfo basement. nlal & Much more pletely redecorated, 808 WATERFRONT HOMES LAKESHORE Village, Only $279.900. Move in condition single family, garage. c..-. eMG:cI'" recently remodeled. Andary Aeal Estate Completely updated (313)521-3161 for ap- ...... &_ .... OUTSTANDING St. .... 23106 Arthur Court. (313)886-5670 4 bedrooms, 2 11 pointment to Inspect. Clair Shores canal Just reduced! $95,500 home. 4 bedroom, 2 HARPER Woods, 21263 baths. Private park LOG ONTO www.alfiorinireal ROSEVILLE 1/2 bath. (810)451- Manchester. Price re- like yard wtth spo - . estate,corn (586)977- 2700 duced. 3 bedroom court. Walk to G.P.S 12M1I8' UtIca - 8232 brick ranch, 3 1/2 car park & schools. 1m New CozuuuaiOD 811 lOTS FOR SALE garage, updated roofl mediate occupancy 3 Becboom, Full Blllemcat, LAKESHORE Village. 2 central air1 electrical, Brokers welcome Brick FroDt. bedroom condo, GROSSE POINTE finished basement. $575,000. 313-886 Raacb_ From $129,900. freshly decorated, Lot for sale $162,000. Sandy 9354, 81Q-217-93n ColoaiaIaz From $134.900. new windows. 112x 148 O'conner, AelMax 801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS $75,900 Ron Comer University Place! Advantage. (586)598- (313)881-8900 week- Jefferson BaiIdcn Model GROSSE Pointe Park- 0700 ~ aays, 9- 5. 313 200899 3 Bedroom Ranch, Mack. Office/ retail HARPER Woods. Noth- :IJJAIMJOIIIIOM' FuJI Buemcat, .MlNJl»IB space sale/lease. Re- ing to do, but move in. PalIy Fmishcd 1,100 Sq.Pt. RIVIERA Terrace- 2 .vaMJIB model to suit. Brush- bedroom, 2 bath. se- Spacious 1.250 ..... 5 .... $139,900 wood Corporation, CEMETERY plots, 2 for square foot ranch on -...... !J .... Ready To Mo.e InI curity, pool, club- $1200 or 4 for $2300. .... (313)331-8800 house, carport, appli- _ Call (313)886-3797 97 x 335 lot. Newly re- ...... JI2_...... ances. (586)777-0011 modeled kitchen, - BuiIcIen Model for details. ClI** • • I' newer windows & '$Jg,ooo J Bedroom ColoDial, PROFESSIONAL build- FuJlIJuem ....t, SHOREPOINTE. updat- roof. Basement, 2 1/2 CENlt.8r2J Ing for sale- 8.000 820 BUSINESS FOR SALE car garage, $137,500. A--etNot\ 1,32.0 Sq. Ft. square feet. Excellent ed condo, front unit. Call Lucy Fowlds at ASIC fOR I«JN MMJI, $1«,900 condition. Updated. Finished basment, T.V. shop for sale. ReMax Pinnacle "J.1~6500 ScIcct Your FULiaha Tenants present. new furnace/ carpet! 14720 East Jefferson. Homes, (586)677- Eastpointe (810)775- paint. Move in condi- (586)292-7934 ask for ~AMERICANA 810-447-1295 6123 0520 tion. (810)n4-8094 Pete Elaine Outland/Coldwell Banker Schweitzer A • $459,000 2-4pm Bolton Johnston $268,500 2-4pm George Smale/Coldwell Banker Schweitzer $198,000 2-4pm Goosen Realty 2-4pm Brushwood Corp. • A • $424,900 2-4pm Tappan & Associates 313-884-6200 $435,000 2-4pm Margaret Drake/Coldwell Banker Schweitzer $191,000 2-4pm By Owner •• • $365,000 2-4pm Prudential Grosse Pointe Real Estate $159,900 2-4pm Prudential Grosse Pointe Real Estate $415,000 1-4pm By Owner 2-4pm Ginny Damman/Coldwell Banker Schweitzer $232,900 By Owner 0_- Thursday, December 13, 2001 {, ~ { t t, 1 '; 1 ,. ,"[ .' , ? r, r ; .. ,Ii , .. , 'f , , , FlBST OFFBllING Baraoart. an-. Poblte Park Two bedroom, two IIDd oae haJt bath upper with dea IIDd iIOl¥&Wcl porah. K1tcheD appnaw- tnohlded .1.lGO per_th. Heir, G..- PoInte CUy Three becIroam, two tu1l bUh -m floor unit.. I..Ibraa7. updated Idtoben w1t.h appUanoes. .1.700 per D¥li1Uh. BeeMDBfteld, ar- PoInte PIu'k Three be4toum Joww. X-ly deocn'aied. separate Lovmg care hall ~ lav1shec1 on t;b18 tour bed- and uUltUe8. l"CQD, two tu1l bei;h buDgaklw. Newer :Ir11cbeD w1ib "'p=en, oberry wood. oab1DetB. I!Ib: p8D8l doors, hardwood t8I!lO per month. floors. 1e&r of! root and more. lArge park-like lot Jetr-. Barrt-. Township w1ib arU8tkJ land_ping. ta69,OOO ~ Goor two bech'OOW pentbou8e. 2,300 bUp-JhPMUa b. kce.-alAKaCCNV:N'Jdm BqUanI too&, ~ b&JooIIy, pool, tennis. e1:c tl.eoo pili' moDth. 2051 Oxford, Grosse Pointe Woods 681 Hollywood, Grosse Pointe Woods 612 S. Rosedale, Grosse Pointe Woods 301 Hillcrest, Grosse Pointe Farms 46 Fair Acres, Grosse Pointe Farms 202 Lakeview, Grosse Pointe Farms 1183 N. 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