N~ws ~inc(' 1940 Pointe DPW • ConstructIon of a curb cut on Kerby Road 10 front of Kerby School I~ OK'd by the Farms CIty Council. The cut was proposed by the school dIstrict 10 response to pressure from chiefs: Please parents concerned about traffic con- gestIOnat the comer of Beaupre and Kerby Page 11A • Grosse Po1Otestate Rep. Andrew pass the salt! RIchner IS looking at legislatIon to counter a tax commIssion report By Brad Lindberg declanng that commurutIes WIth resl- Staff Wnter dent-only parks have to pay property A mIsduected shipment of tax on the land That ruling dIrectly road salt last week tnggered Park D P W direc- affects the Pointes, whIch all m81n- the latest edIhon of an all- tor Bob Vande- tam reSIdents-only lake front parks for-one arrangement among f'ab" 3A the Grosse Po1Otes' depart- putte called Tom ments of pubhc works • Grosse Po1OteShores pubhc safe- "You scratch my back, I'll Whitcher, head of ty officers, WIth a helpmg hand from Even though the GrOS8CPointe Farms Winteriest hal been post- scratch yours," explamed Grosse Pomte Woods, caphlred four poned many times in the past due to wanner weather, the ninth Bob Vandeputte, a supeTVl- the Grosse Pointe ,i Juvemles from DetrOIt who had bro- aDDual event 'his year looks to be shaping up very cool. sor m the Grosse POInte Woods department ken 1Otoa home In the Shores Page Park DPW. "It works out 3A better that way" of public service. • AuthontIes are closing 10 on a Weather looking good "Absolutely," agreed , In I female suspect last Fnday's Frank Schulte, Vandeputte's Whitcher is a for- f attempt to run over a Grosse Pointe counterpart In the CIty of mer Marine who Wpods pubhc safety officer. The incl-. Grosse POInte. :1 dent marked the first tIme 10 a for Fartns Winterfest Teamwork locked m last values teamwork. decade that a Woodsofficer had to fire By Jim Stlck10rd week when one of the Park's hIS weapon Page 3A. for the sleIgh's runners to be used Staff Wnter not, It WIllhave wheels" If salt supphers mistakenly Please pass the II A year-end canvas of local bUSI- It looks lIke thIs year's mnth annu- delivered a 103-ton ship- ness leaders and propnetors indIcates al Grosse Po1Ote Farms Wmterfest In addItIOn to the new attractIons, ment to the City salt, asked Van- the hohday season was kind to the will have something that was mIssing the festIval WIllfeature an Ice fishIng "'We used a lot of It, too," deputte. local economy Page 12A from the past couple of festIvals _ contest Last year, Huhn SaId, they s81d Schulte The City p81d • The mIddle school study task weather appropnate for the occaSIon actually caught a fish, so there's great for the wmdfall and helped "Being neighbor- force returned to the Grosse POlOte. Last year's festIval kept getting hope for this year as well In additIon, reImburse the Park for Its Boud of EducatIon at its Monday, delayed because of warm weather there WIllbe Ice skat10g racf'S, a hock- shortage "The CIty and ly, I said yes," Jan 8, meetmg to priontIze Its 150 The year before, first It was tuo cold, ey puck shoot1Ogcontest and Ice dIv. Park work pretty close recommendatIons Page 9A .hen there were problems with the 10g and Ice rescue demonstratIOns by together," S81dSchulte Whitcher said. weather wanmng up suddenly, affect- Advanced Aquatics out of St ClaIr In the meanhme, the Park • Grosse Po1OteSouth's basketball Shores . team won both of its games last week, mg ice thIckness and caus10g the can- needed salt to battle slick streets dunng one of the defeatIng Notre Dame 57-52 in a non- cellahon of the festIval. ThIs year It "We WIllalso have our chilI cook.off demand," S81dJoe Wojtonik, league contest and beat10g UtIca Ford looks hke the weather WIll be just contest," Huhn said "It's plOven pop- coldest WInters on record. Vandeputte called Tom a spokesman from Morton's II 44-35 for its second straIght VIctory nght ular In the past But thIS year, WIth- headquarters m ChIcago 10 the Macomb Area Conference Red ThIS year's festIval, saId Farms out much advertIsmg, I've already WhItcher, head of the Grosse Pointe Woods department of Although WOJtomk saId DlVlsion Page 9B parks and recreatIOn dIrector DIck heard from a numoer of people That's demand for salt IS hIgh thIs Huhn, starts at noon on Saturday, unusual. I thmk all the snow has public seTVlce.WhItcher is a • Grosse Po1OteNorth also got the former Manne who values WInter, "It's noth1Ogwe can't new year started right WIth a 38-34 Jan. 20, and ends at 3 p m Itfeatures something to do WIth It .. handle" some new attractIOns, IncludIng a teamwork VIctory over MarySVIlle to square Its There WIll be two categones in Please pass the salt, The salt bemg spread thIs MAC WhIte DIVISIonrecord at I-I. horse-drawn sled and two remdeer whIch chlh cookers can WIn, saId wmter on Grosse Pomte named Dancer and Prancer asked Vandeputte Page 9B. Huhn One Il>overall quality and the "BeIng neighborly, I S81d streets comes, most hkely, "ThIs Isn't a petting zoo kInd of second is most unusual. Those WIsh. from a mine m Fairport thing," Huhn s81d "ReIn~r are slot- yes," saId WhItcher The ing to enter the ChIlIcontest should be Woods had about 500 tons of Harbor, OhIo, on the shore of -1lIeh ammals, but the Jl.Ids should pren.gl.,tered by 4 P IlIon Thursdp.y, Lake Erie about 20 mJles ellJoy seemg one close up The sleigh salt on hand The supply WEEK AHEAD Jan 18 To regIster, call (313) 343. totaled five tImes the eMt of Cleveland can handle up to SIXpeople and WIll 2405. All cooks must be at the recre- "The mme goes as far go around PIer Park's new walkIng amount needed to cover the ation bwldmg 10 Pier Park by 11.45 city's streets. underground M the Seus Monday, Jan. 15 path. There should be enough snow a m on Saturday, Jan 20 Thwer is taIl,. said Wojtomk, The Grosse POlOte Woods CIty "If we can help withIn rea- son, we will," said Whitcher who has toured the -CounCll meets at 7.30 p.m. m the labynnth "It goes out under Woods Clty hall, 20025 Mack Plaza. LatelMtwe~,thePuk~ Up primary salt supplier, Lake Ene m a network of The meeting ISopen to the public Warm to a wine tasting catacombs." • Jon Janna and Thney Randazzo, WInes are more compatible WIth the Morton Salt, delivered enough inventory to fill the Salt ISmined by the "room The Grosse POInte Board of owners of Merchant's Fme Wme, will meals served 10 the wmter months." and tour method," he saId. EducatIon meets pubhcly at 8 p.m. In host an annual WInter Wme TastIng TastIng statIons WIll be set up Cltycoffers, with enough left over for the Park to repay "You create rooms WIth Grosse Pomte South High School's on Fnday, Jan 12, from 7 to 9 p.m at throughout the War Memonal Hot pillars of salt as supports," Wlck10gLIbrary. the Woods and City. the Grosse Pomte War Memorial, 32 and cold hors d'oeuvres WIll also be He said The rooms are Lakeshore 10 Grosse Pomte Farms offered PartICIpants must be 21 yeus "It all worked out for the best," said Vandeputte large, but smaller than a Tuesdav, Jan. 16 Between 60 to 80 wine varieties will of age or older football field. The Vilfage of Grosse POInte Shores be featured TIckets are sold 10 advance for $39 Morton Salt, whIch Isn't the company that sent the Following hIgh demand Board of Trustees meets at 7 p m. 10 "ThIs year's focus WIllbe on hardJ.er per person For more InformatIOn, call last WInter, Morton has befn the Shores municipal buildIng, 795 WInes," saId Randazzo. "Heavier (313) 881-7511 Park's road salt to the City, has redundant productlOn stockplhng salt from mUles Lakeshore. The public IS mVlted to throughout North Amenca. attend and delivery systems to help ensure n steady supply to A facJ!lty on a company- customers owned Island m the Thursday, Jan. 18 Bahamas harvests salt from Grosse Pomte Theatre presents Its "Our mInes are located seawater wmter productIOn of the comedy strategIcally throughout the "CommunicatIng Doors" at 8 pm at country to respond to See SALT, page 3A ~~II~~Eou;J.~, WW ~~nal'~ Fries Auditonum The show is per- formed Thursdays through Saturdays, endIng on Feb 3 Tickets are $14. For more mformation, call •• • (313) 881.4004. A spBClal pre-show buffet costIng Anca Vlasopolos $15 IS offered as well ReservatIons Home: CIty of Grosse are reqUIred two days in advance Pointe Call (313) 881-7511 Age: 52 Family: Husband, Anthony AmbrogIO,two daughters, Ohvia Vlnsopolos AlnbroglO, 0plnlon 6A 20, and Beatriz Rosa JImenez Ambrogio, 10 Obltuanes lOA Claim to taim: Author of Schools 13A "No Return Address A Memoir of BUSIness 16A Photo by 1,m Stlckford DIsplacement" Senlors 2B White elephant in City! Quote: "I feel I would Entertamment 78 have betrayed them Even those without a long memory won't forget this work of (her parents) If I dJ.dn't Autos 11B Inow art made by the Christopher Boettcher ramUy at 597 Rivard in the City of GrONe Pointe. The elephant, u tall u Iowaeom, do as much as I could Classl{led ads 138 wal quite authentic, what with a tl'UDk,tuaJu and coal-blaek eyes. do" See story, page 4A ADcavtuopolos
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mng and In dnve, Wlth the workers removed a downed changed, the woman reacted the property "for a consider- any indication if the damage Carjacker? man's foot on the brake power lme from the roof of a slowly, but when she did, able amount of time - resulted from someone try- Pohce from Grosse Pomte Awakened, the man garage she reportedly did so With a The snowmobiles were mg to steal the vemcle, steal Park and Detroit are lOves- removed hiS foot from the Later that afternoon, a Jackrabblt start covered "wtth several mches something from mSide the tlgatmg a possible cal'jacker brake and the car lurched water malO broke m the The woman refused to of snow,- he saId vemele, or a case of mah- who fhpped a Jeep whde try- forward Once the transmis- 1400 block of Yorktown take a breath test, but clous destructlon of proper- 109 to evade Park pollee on sIOn was 10 park, the man Water was flowmg from relented nearly an hour ty Saturday, Jan 7 at about 5 nearly fell out of hiS car under the curb later after bemg m custody She's innocent On 'lUesday, Jan 2, at 5 am "(He) had no Idea what at the Woods pohce station pm, Grosse Pomte Woods Package theft Speedmg away from trme (It was) or where he She registered a blood alco- A Grosse Pomte Woods pohce, the man toppled the Live wire pohee pulled over a 28-year- was," said an officer hol content of 26 percent woman has canceled her stolen Jeep at Jefferson and Shortly after the school old DetrOIt woman for a rou. Upon postmg $100 bond a credit card after discovering Hart He was trapped tem- few hours after hiS arrest, day ended on the afternoon tme traffic vlolahon on of Wednesday, Jan 3, a Wrong on red Harper near Allard someone stole a package of poranly but rescued by offi- 10 the subject remamed cus- earnngs that had been cers and taken to a local tody awaiting retneval by Grosse Pomte Woods public On Wednesday, Jan 3, at Although she cotlldn't pro- delivered to her home 10 the emergency room 10 stable safety officer discovered a Vide relevant paperwork, DetrOIt pohce on an out- 9 30 pm, a 49-year-old man 1300 block of Hollywood conditIOn bve electncal Wlre "draped the woman "mslsted she had standmg charge of domestic who said he didn't see the On Thursday, Jan 4, at DetrOit pollce reported the Violence across the Sidewalk- at the "no turn on red- Sign at a valld dnver's license," sald Jeep had been stolen In a mtersectlOn of Cook Road pollce about 5 30 pm. the woman Mack and Vermer was discovered the theft along caTJackmg earher that and East KIngs Court '!\va pulled over for makmg an A check revealed, howev- mornmg Detectlves are fol- Weather schools are located Wlthm a er, her hcense had been sus- Wlth footpnnts 10 the snow dlegal turn leawng from her side door to lowmg up few blocks (If the mtersec- When Grosse Po1Ote pended five times, tWlee in wrongs tlon Hamtramck and three times the fence lme Among weather-related Woods pollee checked the Pohce questIOned neIgh- A second officer amved to man's dnvmg record, they 10 DetrOit problems reported last week bors who reported nothing Man passed out help cordon off the danger wscovered ms llcense had "(She) denied any knowl- 10 Grosse Pomte Woods, on The victim, unsure If the area whlle school chlldren been suspended The subject edge of (the suspenslOns') On Saturday, Jan. 6, at the afternoon of Fnday, Jan packmg shp contalned her made thelr way home posted $100 bond and was eXlstence,- said police. She about 6 30 a.m, a woman 5, a reSident of the 1100 credit information, canceled A repamnan from DetrOit released shortly before 11 was arrested. from Grosse Pomte Woods block of South Brys reported her card Pohee adVIsed her Ethson arnved and con- pm was heading to work when that a power Ime leading to firmed the "Ime was hot - to install a burglar alarm she reported an apparently ms house was smokmg and Car window The missing earnngs are unconscIOus man slumped crackllng because of thaw- sterling silver, each with over the steenng wheel of a mg lce dnppmg from frozen New Year's Eve Parking lot smashed four colored stones. car stopped 10 the mtersec- eaves On New Year's Eve, A reSident of the 2100 On Thursday, Jan 4, at 6 tlon of eastbound Vermer A pubhc safety officer at Grosse Pomte Woods pollee block of Anita 10 Grosse pm, a man who parked his and Vermer Circle the scene called DetrOit arrested a 43-year-old home- Pointe Woods has been car 10 a lot 10 the 20400 Car taken A few minutes later, offi- Edison employees who sald town woman for drunken given a copy of a city ordi- block of Mack returned to On Jan. 7, a 1990 Pontiac cers were questiomng a there was no Immediate dnv10g on southbound Mack nance forblddmg the storage the vemele 15 mmutes later was reported stolen from clueless 32-year-old Detroit danger A few hours later, south ofVernler of recreational vemeles 10 to discover a smashed pas- bemnd a reSIdence in the resldent, who would register workers arnved to make An officer saw the woman dnveways. senger Wlndow. 1300 block of Lakepointe 10 a blood alcohol content of repalrs dnvmg WlthOUt headlights On Wednesday, Jan 3, an Notbing was ffi1ssmgfrom Grosse Pointe Park 124 percent The next mormng m the at 8 53 p m on Sunday, Dec officer said a trader loaded the car, nor was there dam- The owner wscovered his Police said they found the 1900 block of Lennon, offi- 31 She was stopped at a red Wlth two snowmobiles had age to the steenng column man passed out, the car run- cers stood by while Edison light When the light apparently been parked on There are no suspects, nor See CRIME, pace llA
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STELLA ROMANO LB. the campaIgn Gore was unable to off- Clinton.s set the personal ammoslty toward Chnton, and dechned to use hIm very often m hiS campaIgn for the presI- record dency. The result was that Gore lost hiS electIOn by a tmy margln, and the examined Repubhcans took over the White House and even held onto tmy mar- By Wilbur EI8ton gms of control III both the House and twas back m 1992 that I first Senate. heard President-to-be Chnton I am not a Democrat and remamed to balance the budget Some Democrats felt Clinton could Iwhen I sought some different pro- an mdependent even after Clmton The Repubhcan Party often took have elected Gore If the preSident had grammmg on my home teleVIsion spoke, but as a newsman, I was Issue WIth Chnton. but. m fact, the been called upon more often to sup- set always Interested In new figures who Gap began to lOch forward With Its port Gore during the campaign He was makmg hiS first speech popped up m POhtlCS. own programs to benefit J)f'ople. That, of course, IS second guessmg, from the state capitol m hIS home What caught my attention from However, the Gap more often took and Wlth the economy and the market state of Arkansas as a presidential Chnton's remarks were hiS obvious Issue WIth Chnton's programs to under sIege at the time voters went to candidate after haVIng served two appeals to the general pubhc by serve the people by calhng for much the polls, nobody really knows what terms as Arkansas governor. inslstmg that the people had not been larger tax cuts to reduce the spendlOg Impact a more active Chnton contri- In general terms, he was outhnmg gwen enough benefits by the ruling and make poSSible bigger tax refunds butIOn would have had on the elec- parties plans for a Democratic party that to each mdlVldual taxpayer torate. would move to the middle of the road As I watched the Arkansas candi- Chnton also had embraced the rec- What w111Chnton do now? from Its long-held position as the date operate in future weeks, I heard ommendatIOns of the head of the He has not announced hiS plans, more hberal, and even occasionally, him often explam what he feIt hIS Federal Reserve System, who was but. rumors are flying around the more radical party in the United party should offer the pubhc. baSically a Gap lawyer, but helped Washmgton mdicatmg he might States It was reasonable to assume that as Clinton's popularity by defending accept the presidency of an Important I hstened to Chnton's speech WIth a presidential candidate he would some of hiS finanCial proposals. univerSity considerable mterest because of my offer more of the fruits of each per- That IS the way thmgs went until Or he or might even become a top own Interest In government and m son's own labor and earnings to be the electIOn of 2000, when Chnton pubhc relatIOns man for some mdus- the two competmg parties that have invested in his own future through was barred by law from runnmg for tnal enterprise that would serve his government programs. run thiS country In recent genera- more than two terms. purpose to Improve society in certain tions. And so, as the campaign developed, The result was that Clinton's vice respects. we heard Clinton proposing more and He explained m detail that he had president, Albert Gore, took on the There's some talk that Chnton, who come to these beliefs though meetings more governmental activities to serve presidential mantle. IS known for a qmck wit, may have WIth governors and other Democratic workmg people and in general the But Clinton's own record was hiS own radIO show. middle class. offiCials who had somewhat similar marred by hiS effort to convmce But how WIll Clmton fare m the his- Ideas for the future of his party. Early on, he emphasized the need everyone of hIS effectiveness, even tory of our time? for more and better education for after a personal affair With White He will not be listed among the He dId not explam what he meant, young people, better care for our House mtern Monica LeWInsky. great presidents, but he will be but he emphasized that he felt the natIOnal forests and public lands, The House brought Impeachment remembered by many American vot- changes would make It possible for cheaper and better care for the poor, charges against the president, charg- ers as the man who often fought their the Democratic Party to appeal to and better attention to the medical mg he had not been consistently fights for them. more Amencan voters than it had in serVlces that were then available to truthful m answenng questIOns about Wllbur Elston, now retired, of the past. the people. hiS relatIOnship WIth Lewinsky. Hearing and reading about Clinton He broadened his appeal as time Grosse Pomte Farms, lS a former edi- But the Senate didn't see it the way torial wnter of the Grosse Pomte over the next few days on TV broad- went on, but those early aims were the House saw It, and promptly casts and m Michigan newspapers as repeated m many of his programs News. He was the editonal page edltor defeated the House recommendatIOn of The Detrolt News after movmg to well as in the New York Times, tend- that began to cast the Democrats as for Clinton's Impeachment ed to support the Idea that Clinton the party of the middle class and one Mwhlgan [rom Minnesota, where he That was still a blemish on served as news edltor of the was somebody to watch 10 the future. that even found It poSSIble eventually Chnton's record and It meant that in Minneapo!ls Star & 'lhbune. ; . " Robert G. Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSifiED -(313) 882-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PRODUCTION Pubhsher John Minnis (313) 882-lJ2H Barb"'a Vubeck Vethacko, (313) 882-3SOO (313) 882-6090 Editor and General Marsle Rei no Smith, Manager Peler 1 Bll'l I' A life well loved • ast weekend my husband her. It was clear to each of us the and I were pnvileged to be adoration involved and the depth of Lmcluded in a small gather- feelings as individuals they shared. 109 honoring the birthday of Their Grams has the gift of mak- a dear fnend. We were a tiny portion ing each one feel special and unique. of the surpnse, being utilized as the They spoke of her generosity, love of ruse to deliver her to the party des- animals and the written word and tmatlOn the time she takes to tell them sto- No fewer than four married chil- ries of her life, to play games, espe- dren WIth spouses, 10 grandchildren Cially card games, and to read with and a handful of fnends managed to them. One grandchild wrote an elo- keep the secret and It was a quent letter that brought tears of resoundingly successful surprise. happmess from each of us as she Trust me, the flower chl1dren of the spoke of the joy her grandmother '60s have never WItnessed such a brought to each place she entered. "Love-In" And then there was the video. The honoree is a divorced woman Wow, this was not your average who entered the work force at age 40 come-watch- our-vacation pictures and quickly ascended the corporate type VIdeo. Pictures had been care- ladder. She blasted through the fully chosen from her childhood of all Address commenu to cartoolllst Phil HUlda at [email protected] glass cethngs in two nationally those who held meaning m her life knowll compames and ended up - parents, siblings, dear friends, workmg In the White House I could relatives, soul mates Events had elaborate on her career, but would been chronolOgically organized from Letters be accused of embellishmg, because weddings through baby showers and it IS so astomshmg, and would only the births of grandchildren, ending Enjoys small, bemg stranded on a freeway about Michigan embarrass her, so I'll concentrate on with the latest family portrait. The or m an unfamlhar part of the celebration. In May, my class WIll be musical selectIOns accompanying friendly service town haVIng a "State's FEllI'''I will As her blurred VISion cleared the video were perfection. As a family that has been To the Editor: display and show everythtng through the drying tears, our bIrth. There wasn't a dry eye in the ellJoymg thiS type of service that I have gotten and day girl discovered her daughter and house. We had spanned the genera- On Dec 27 The Detroit from Beaupre Service for learned about your state to son-in-law had flown in from New tions WIth this wonderful family and News ran an article that nearly 20 years, I believe it my whole school. York Down came the floodgates focused on Grosse Pomte's is our responsibIlity as resi- relived many of their precious and It would be helpful to me once again She glanrf'd up the stair- private moments. It "Wasa profound- Beaupre Cltgo Hprv!('p on rlPTltll t.o flllpport the bUill- the corner of Mack and nesses that make our com. If yuu could ask your readers well to see assorted young chlldren ly moving experience for all present. Fisher The article empha. mumty so attractIve and to send me postcards of your hangmg over the bamster Wide-eyed There were toasts, warm, lOVIng state, maps. brochures, and gnnnmg at theIr "Grams." Sized the dIfficulty that the deSIrable OtherwIse, the and humorous. And there was much small sel"Vlce-onented gaso. Beaupre ServIce's and mformatlon about wildlife, When the guests settled m the laughter mIXed with tears of great mdustry, neat places to VIsit, hbrary, the chtldren mformed us line stations are haVing Morass and Mack Amoco's. JOY. This was a beautifully executed competmg WIth the new con- statistiCS, sports teams and that they had a speCIal presentatIOn and the Ment Woods and labor of love and a tnbute to a moth. venIence store.type gasohnp Notre Dame pharmaCIes, any other mformatlon and Items your readers feel for thetr grandmother Each one er who is revered, respected and statIons Just to name a few, WIll dis- spoke WIth a personal message for adored would be helpful A pnmary reason why I appear leaVIng us WIth cafe- tena-style estabhshments I hope your readerB will choose to and enJoy hVlng m help me with my project I'm Grosse Pomte IS because It where personal sel'Vlce and looking forward to hearing IS a small, fnendly and con- famlhar greetings are a siderate reSidential commu- thmg of the past from them, and promise to nIty that offers semces and Joseph M. Marasco send a thank you to them for Letters welcome amenIties that are becommg helpmg me I am excited City of Grosse Pointe about leanung about your The Grosse Pointe News welcomes your Letters to the Editor All letters harder and harder to find Btatel should be typed, double-spaced, Signed and hmited to 250 words. Longer let- Such amenities aBa full-ser- ters WIll be edited for length and all letters are 8ubject to editing for content. vice statIOn at self. serve State project Thank you from Include a daytime phone number for verificatIOn or questions. ; prices where my car is ser. California, Vlced at my convemence; To the Editor: Mal'ClU Vickers The deadhne for letters is 3 p.m. Monday. where I can call at 7 a m for I am in the fifth grade at a jump or a quick tire Mrs. Send letters to Editor, Grosse Pointe News, 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Neil Hafley School in 'Thnp.tra'. CI.... change so as to not be late Manteca, Cahf. 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Letters may also be sent for work; and where I can e-mail to:[email protected] adopted your state as a clasB depend on prompt emer- project I WIll be doing a 849 North,ate Drive gency service so as to avoid report and malung a dIsplay Manteca, CA 95888 constructed and It was a makmg It harder for youths should gwe those SCIentiSts The complete and utter failure to get cigarettes and haVIng a break TImt' goes by so The smokmg rates of resources available to help qUickly To an eighth-grader teenagers who didn't go qUit smolung were also a 13 years IS forever, but to Stickford through the seven-year pro- part of thtl equatIOn someone older and wiser It'S gram and the rates of the There was one thmg I a very short penod of time kids who did were VIrtually read 10 the Spokane edlton- Hopefully when you get Files Identical ,I Say al did bother me A statistiC older you realize one very A Seattle Times edltonal I was readmg a story by showlOg that Oregon's com- Important truth No one ISa stated that the results "have prehenSive programs teenager forever But the the Associated Press about a been descnbed as 'surpns- Jim Stickford seemed to be workmg There consequences of chOIces special antl-smokmg pro- Ing and disapPointing' were 41 percent fewer made when you are a gram that was mstltuted 10 They're surpnsmg because eighth-graders smokmg now teenager can last forever Washmgton state The story Ity figure ;,uch a, d tCdLher thlllklllg I don't know about the approach makes ratIOnal than four years ago That's Just ask anyone who's been quoted the academics who lecture agamst It wa;,n't the you, but I find that highly sense - If we can tell our good But I found It shoclung trymg to qUit hiS three- designed the program most effective course" amu.lOg Score one for com- cluldren about the dangers mon sense that eighth-graders, kids 13 pack-a-day smok1Og habit These brlUmacs were also of tobacco they won't use It " The AP article quoted one or 14, were smokmg at all HIS story IS usually the responsible for Implement- DlsappomtIng because the of the sCientists as saYing But I guess I shouldn't be same "I was a kid of 13 (or 109the program over a pen- The two editOrials I Just kids didn't hsten somt'thlng hke, "we were quoted did more than pomt so surprised When I was 10 14 or 15) when I started od of 15 years surprised to find out that An edItonal In the out a program's fallmgs the eighth grade (it was so smok1Og What did I know?" The program, conducted Spokane-ReVlew stated that kids don't smoke for lOgical long ago, we didn't have reasons" They went on to say that the So what's the moral oftms by the Fred Hutchmson "students were mstructed by best antl-smokmg plans are cable teleVlslon) I knew of column? I don't know, except Cancer Research Center and their teachers on the dan- I have Just one thing to comprehensive and 10clude some kids who smoked Just come on bClentist guys, funded by the NatIOnal gers of smoking and how to say about that, DUH' No haVIng older kids, presum- hke the SCientists, I forgot everyone knows you smoke Cancer Institute, empha- resist the temptatIOn to flies on you pal The scien- ably cool kids, counsel Just what the nature of to be cool Come on guys, If sized the health dangers of start Since one of the tist discovered that kids against smok1Og, as well as today's youth IS you don't know that, then smolung It was thorough, It attractIOns of smoking IS smoked to be cool or to fit m effective anti-smok1Og Which means, 10 the you shouldn't be fight10g was lOgical, It was carefully rebellion, haVlng an author- Talk about your IVOrytower advertisements In additIOn, name of fairness, that I smokmg Gros~ Pointe N~ws TheOp-Ed Page. Collector's item _~._i _ Umverslty of Michigan JUnior Tim Lindow, son of Don and Erica Lindow of The Delphine that Gotfredson played 17 the Farms, collects sports minutes of the Dec 31, 90- memorabilia The 1998 sails again 73 loss to Eastern Mlclugan South graduate can now Gotfredson made one out of boast a personal appearance Fred Ollison of the Park, two three-pOint shots, had the Grosse Pomte Rotary's in sports memorabilia three rebounds and three If you look at the poster occasional Rovmg Reporter, assists dredged up trus bit of intelh- promotmg the U.M basket- Known for hiS coolness ball team and schedule tlus gence from under fire m the 1996-97 the list of The year, nght 10the front row IS Blue DeVil season, Tim rootmg on the Maize Top 200 Gotfredson told Spadafore yachts in the and Blue However, there "I was nervous at first, but may not be a big market for World: that was a lot offun I had a HOPE ~E OF SEe MF: LIKE 11...115.0 "Twenty the poster m future years as "I MY FRIEI\JDS good time out there" there IS some question at years ago, And if you watched the there were thiS pomt whether many Visit the Gr088e Pointe Do,s website: http://gpdog •.homepage.com last couple of mmutes of folks are gomg to want to 540 yachts Duke's basketball humlha- over 100 feet remember tlus particular U- long Ten Ben Burns tion of the Umverslty of M basketball season. Mlcmgan on national teleVI- Should teenagers' work? years later m SIOn,you got a chance to see 1990, there were 950 and Gotfredson, of the Farms, Grosse Pointe Suggesbons from an ,_ students who have to pay today there are 1,850 " hVlng hiS dream of playmg excellent book on parenting, their own way rarely get No 28 on that list IS the for a DIVISionI school, thus mud pies "Parenting Teens With Love falhng grades or flunk out late Horace Dodre's proVIng hard work, defica- Heidi Ann Marchi, and LogiC"(Chne & Fay), Tlus IStrue even though It Delphme at 257 feet, 8 1Och- tlOn and lots of hustle do pay daughter of Sarah and coinCIdeWith a Monday, ISvery hard to work part es, which used to be a com- ofT MIke IS makmg lus par- John Marchi of the Farms, Jan 8, front-page article 10 time or full time and still mon Sight in the Great ents, Bob and Libbie at about 3 years old go1Ogon the New York Times keep up With a full academ- Lakes Dodge, one of the Zurschmiede, of the Farms 20, hkes playmg at the The Times article relates ICprogram brothers who launched the mighty proud Neighborhood Club tot lot in how It ISnot "cool" among It IS also pOSSibleto work Dodge car, named the craft the City when ItS not buned suburban teenagers to flip full tIme and take college for lus granddaughter, but It has been alleged by a under a foot of snow That's hamburgers at McDonald's courses at night Many a wed before the $2 mllhon Spartan alum that I show a the lot the Grosse Pomte Work1Ogafter school or The book recommends successful profeSSIOnalor boat was launched 10 1921 bIas toward that fine school Rotary refurbIshed WIth Fitted out by TIffany's, It evemngs or weekends IS not that parents take a reahstlc busmessperson did just 10 Ann Arbor Admittedly I new toys and a sandbox cool at aU, according to approach to college students that, gettmg an education boasted a pipe organ, eight attended the Executive Last fall Heidi was tolling many teenagers. It mter- with flUlIng grades The the hard way Succeeding at guest SUites, a smokmg Busmess Program there, but away m the sand makmg feres With all aspects of example given ISthe father work and school is the best room, a card room and an my sports loyalties he where her versIOn of pies and tea shoppIng, partY10g and Just who puts hiS arm around way to estabhsh real self- mfirmary It had a crew of I got two degrees when a woman passerby hanging out. hIS son, expla10mg that he esteem and a sense of ade- 54 and was anchored at MichIgan State In fact, a 1OqUired, "are you mak10g A fewjobs have some understands that C IS aver- quacy and responSIbility Rose Terrace Just west of couple of years ago, I wrote mud pies?" cache, such as workmg at age He admits that most of An Important aspect of Grosse Pointe Memorial Spartan coach Tom Izzo a "No," the tot rephed, Church on Lakeshore The The Gap or Starbucks, but us just do average m hfe, 10 worlung, espeCIally at note suggestmg he take a "creme brulee" Only 10 the fast-food emponums are the workplace and 10 the entry-level, mInimum wage Delphine, which has gone look at Gotfredson for his Grosse Pomtes low-class Work1Ogthere famJ.lyhome We are also Jobs, IS learn10g about hfe through groundings, sinkmg team I never got an answer, and use as a trammg class- Ben Burns IS dlrector of can get deriSIve comments average at sports for the and about people Most suc- but I suppose It could have the JournalIsm program at from peers, who come there most part cessful busmess and profes- room for the Seafarers been because Izzo was busy InternatIOnal Umon, IS Wayne State Unwerslty and and the workmg teen may Average is acceptable, but Sional people are successful recrultmg the team, which can be reached at even be the target of arro- below average ISnot. The because they know about bemg rebUilt 10 Belgium, SitS near the top of the accordmg to The DetrOit burnsben@home com or by gant behaVlor and petty father explams that If he hfe and people and relatIOn- nation's ranklngs. phone at (313) 882.2810 snobbery were domg below average ships. News This book recommends work, he would not be able We need to learn about By the way, Fred does not teenagers work for at least to keep a good job or earn a bemg the target of envy and own one of the world's part of thelT college expens- decent mcome, and could preJudice. We need to largest yachts es. Experience shows that therefore not be able to understand how and why many teenagers given a free afford to send hiS kid to col- there 18 raCial polanzation Beware nde from their well-heeled lege. ar.d conflict and why there parents neglect theIr stud- The father expllUns fur- IS antagomsm between the falling hunters ies and play instead of ther that he doesn't feel haves and the have-nots The New York Times had work. They slup classes, good about workmg hard It should be no shame to an item about the problems drop courses and he about doing average work, mak10g do any work, and those who Wlth deer hunters shootmg mortgage payments and their grades. They make do work are making a con. themselves while chmbmg endless excuses that the buymg grocenes, while the tnbutlon, however small. trees With loaded weapons parents accept Of course, It son ISdomg below average Sometimes these small con- It told about one hunter who work and squandenng the is still true that subSIdized tnbutlOns are also essential tied a line around the tng- students can be senous and parents'money It's Just not to the workmg of sOCIety ger guard of hiS loaded work hard to learn and get responSible, and the mam Workmg IS In Itself an weapon and left It on the good grades But they are goal of parenbng ISraIsing educatIon, and the fact of ground Once in hiS tree not the problem responSible children who flIpping hamburgers 18 not stand he pulled on the rope contnbute to society, rather lost on admlS!lIOncommIt-. to raise the weapon and shot Chuck Gaidica than be a dram, a pam and tees of colleges and gradu- himself 10the foot The piece a burden ate schools Those ....ho suc- was datehned "Grosse to address Parents may even tell the ceed ID work and have a Pomte Park, Mlch" boy or girl wlule 10 high hiStory of work are more There was no explanatIOn Eastside GOP school that they must work apt to follow through with why they claimed the story Longtime Channel 4 TV and earn the money for their studIes Although orlgmated from Grosse weatherman and Grosse their first college semester resumes full of extracumc- POInte Park, but former FYI ~ Pointe Shores reSIdent and agree to pay for future ular partiCipatIOn and vol- columrust Ken Eatherly, of i semesters as long as the unteer work carry some Chuck Gaidlca Will be the the Park, observes he Will ! speaker at the EastSide grades are at least average weight, resumes With real henceforth wear hiS red, ~ Repubhcan Club Forum on work expenence are even Royal Stewart tartan cap on , I U Parents may also let the more ImpreSSIVe 'fuesday, Jan 16, at 7 30 walks to make sure he Isn't 0 p.m at the Grosse Pomte offspnng go It alone and get mistaken for a deer Chronograph War MemOrial, 32 hiS or her college educatIOn Dr Bloom l.S clmu:al asso- By TAG He" .. r Lakeshore 10 Grosse Pomte later, when they have clate professor of psychwtry, Farms His tOPiC will be worked and saved up for It Waj-ne State Unwerslty Mr. Hustle "EnVlronmental Optimist" Although colleges nowadays School of MedICIne He l.S a are permissive about allow- member of the Amencan footnote The Eastside Repubhcan 109students to take five or Academy of Psychoanalysl.S Mike Gotfredson, the Club Forum IS held on the SIXyears to graduattl, tlus and on the edltorwl board Umverslty of Michigan bas- pat scott~Jewelers third 'fuesday of each month can be a hardsmp for the of the Wayne County ketball player who was from September through parents, and so many par- Medu:al SOClety He wel- voted Mr Hustle by his June at the Grosse Pointe ents are now mSlstlng that comes comments at hu; e- teammates last season even War Memonal. they Willpay for four years mall address, vbloom@Com though he never dressed for 19495Mack. 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Suzanne Klein "We thmk awarded by Macomb descnptJon of their back- the board's pohcy on differ- mg almost $410,000 from Commumty College It'S the best place to put our ground m creative drama entiatIOn, the mIddle school central office fundb and Center of Cuntlnulng By Bonnie Caprara educatIOnal resources We or actmg areas to study committee also almost $91,000 from com- are not assessmg the way Education for completmg Staff Writer Margaret Steele, Fme Arts requested the board approve bmed school bUlldmg bud- thiS non-degree credit The middle school study school used to be, we are SuperVIsor, 389 St Clair, addmg sCience and social gets However, quebtJon~ course task force returned to the mventmg bchool as the way Grosse Pomte, MI 48230 studies honor classes and still hngNed among the ClaShes Will be held Grosse Pomte Board of It needb to be " htnng a half-time differenti- board members about what Thursdays begmmng Jan Education at Its Monday, Stili, Warras claimed, ation speclahst, a half-tlmt- programb will be mandated, Substitute teacher 25 from 6 to 8 p m and Jan. 8, meetmg to pnontlze "Much can be done to move gIfted spectahst and staffing how new programs Will workshop will be held at the Its 150 recommendatIOns thehe recommendatIOns a full-time student centel mterfere With Parent AssumptIOn Cultural At the top of the list was a along With httle or no In conjunctIOn WIth WIth a teacher and two aides AdVisory Committee (PAC) money Our pnmary focus IS Macomb Commumty Center TuitIOn IS $199 request for the board to reaf- at each of the dlstnct's three budget deCISIOns and where College, the Assumption and the reqUIred textbook firm Its commitment to dlf- meetlllg the needs of all middle schools the money wdl come from or indiVidual students" Cultural Center will hold a IS available at the substitute teacher tram- AssumptIOn Cultural mg program Center The substitute teacher For more mformatlOn, trammg program IS geared call (810) 779-6111 The board of trustees uf the Grosse Pomte Academy unammously selected Phil INCREASE YOUR CHILD'S Demartini as Its new head of "I cannot tell you how for- MOTIVATION. CONFIDENCE. ACHIEYEMENT! school after a natIOnWIde tunate and thnlled I feel to Our individualized, mulu-sensory program develops search be selected as head of the the student's ability to focus, think, and learn For the past rune years Grosse Pomte Academy," Demartini has been the said Demartml "I knew the headmaster of St FranCIS day I set foot on campus 3LEARNING School, a preschool through there was somethmg very SUCCFSS CENTER grade eight mdependent special about the Academy Rea Fir.-Saf. Means Featuring: Have An Escape Adult I Child Heritage Tile Workshop and v.brlong Smoke Alarms Camp Algonquin Celebrate Detroit's tricentennial Established 1975 by creating an original tile based Accelerated Learning Program & Camp Fun on your own family heritage. 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He ellJoyed a passIon Vmcent P Adamo, of for cars, stamp coIlectlng, Grosse Pomte Shores: and Price-Waterhouse IIIDetroit 11grandchIldren Coleman Harnson TownshIp, dIed studying hIstory, espeCIally seven grandchIldren He They made theIr home 10 A private family servIce A funeral service for Mrs Amencan CIVilWar IDstory; was predeceased by two Saturday, Dee 30, 2000, at Grosse Pomte Farms and was held III Columbus,. OhIO, Draper was held Saturday, St John HospItal and Jan 6 at St MIchael's and followlllg MIchigan brothers, Albert and Elmer had a summer reSidence III and a memonal service WIll A funeral service for Mr MedIcal Center He was 79 Greensboro, Vt After her be held Saturday, June 2, at Episcopal Church State Athletics He was a Mr Addmo W3b born 10 Interment IS at Elmwood member of the Engineenng Lamparter was held husband dIed m August 10 a m at St Clare of Wednesday, Jan 10, at SICily, Italy, attended 1997, she moved to the Montefalco Catholic Church Cemetery In DetrOIt SOCIety of DetrOit, the Lawrence Institute of Memonal gIfts may be Funeral arrangements were Society of Automotive Grosse Pomte Memonal WIlham HIll Manor m Church Funeral arrange. Technology and was a co- Easton where she was a sent to the Society of St handled by Verheyden Enl(meers and served on the owner of Connor Park Vincent DePaul rn care of St Funeral Home planmng commIttee of the ments were handled by A.H member of the board of Peters Funeral Home III FlOrist III DetrOIt and St dtrectors to the Wl1ham full Clare of Montefalco Catholic Memonal gIfts may be Eyes on the ClasSICSVIntage ClaIr Shoreb He also served sent to the St MIchael's auto show 10 Grosse Pomte Gr9Sse Pomte Woods Manor ReSident ASSOCIatIOnChurch Memonal gIfts may be III the U S Army durmg and a chairperson of the EpIscopal Church Memonal Shores World War II Fund or the DetroIt chapter To hiS Ftsher Road neIgh- sent to Grosse Pomte welcome committee Memonal Chruch, 16 Mr Adamo was a past Mrs Barr was a hfelong of the Alzheimer's bors, Mr Hanawalt was preSIdent and former board AsSOCIation affectionately known as Mr Lakeshore, Grosse Pomte member of Christ Church Farms, MI 48236 of trubtee member and Grosse Pomte, an active Handywalt for hIs skill and served as gtrls basketball member of Tau Beta and a absorption WIth vanous coach of the Cathohc Youth past board member of home repan projects whtch OrgamzatlOn, past presI- Cottage Hospital and the he had III progress every dent of the SocIety of Frankhn Settlement in year from spnng to fall Amencan FlOl"lbtS, past DetrOit She was also a Mr Hanawalt IS SUrvived preSIdent of the Alhed member of the Garden Club by hIs WIfe,Susan, two sons, FlOrists ASSOCIatIOnand the of MIchigan, the Country Jason and Edward "Ted" Michigan Flonst Club of DetrOIt and the (Jenmfer), hIs mother, AsSOCiation,former coach of Grosse POInteClub She was Nancy; hIs father, CalVIn, a the PrOVidence Hospital also an aVIdbndge player SIster, Linda (Seratmo) School of Nurblllg basketball Mrs Barr IS SUrvived by DeCaro; two slsters-m-Iaw, team, member of the board three daughters, Elsa B Nancy Giltzen and Maureen of dIrectors of Floral Transit Wtlllams of Washmgton, (Thomas) Bosman, two Dehvery, and member of the DC, and Bozman, Md, brothers-m-Iaw, Michael Northeast DetrOIt KIwams Mary B Young of Acton, (Susan) Droze and Martin Club, the Amvets, the Mass, and Katherine G of (Laura) Droze; and numer- Kmghts of Columbus De La Durango, Colo; a son, ous meccs and nephews Salle CounCil and the AndreW H of MIamI, FIa; A funeral service for Mr. Alhambra He was also an five grandchIldren and four Hanawalt was held IIlductee IIIto the great-grandchtldren. Her Mary Anne Swift Saturday, Jan 6, at Floriculture Hall of Fame, brother, Wtlham G. Butler, Draper RegiDald N. Forcade Verheyden Funeral Home. the hIghest mdtvldual honor died in the spring of 2000 Interment ISat Resurrection III the floral mdustry, and an Mary Anne Swift Draper, Cemetery III Chnton Marie H. R. MW'phy A memorial servIce for of the City of Grosse Pomte, mductee mto the MichIgan Mrs Barr was held at Christ Reginald Napoleon Township. Amateur Sports Hall of dted of compbcatlOns of Memorial gifts may be Church m 8t Michaels, Md , pneumoma at St John Forcade Fame on Sunday, Jan 7, offiCIated sent to Michigan State Marie H. Riopelle Mr Adamo IS SUrvived by HospItal and MedIcal Funeral services of UnIversity College of by the Rev ErVIn Brown, Center on Tuesday, Jan 2, Reginald Napoleon Forcade, Murphy his WIfe, Rosemary, a formerly the rector of Chnst EngIneering, 250 daughter, Lmda Fox, SIX 2001 She was 76 91, of Grosse Pomte Farms, Engineering Building, East Former 45-year reSIdent Church, DetroIt A bunal IS sons, John, Peter, Paul, Mrs Draper was born were held Tuesday, Jan. 9, Lansing, MI 48824-1226 of Grosse POlllte Park Marie bemg planned thIs summer Apnl 28, 1924, m DetrOIt at St Paul School H Murphy (nee Riopelle), Mark, Greg and KeVIn, two m Greensboro, Vt brothers, Joseph and Rudy, and was a graduate of GymnasIum He died wife of the late Clrcwt Court Memonal gIfts may be Fnday, Jan 5,2001, after a Diane Bachle Kelly Judge Thomas J Murphy, and 15 grandchlldren Grosse Pomte HIgh School. Thane Bachle Kelly died sent to the Planned She also attended Randolph- lengthy illness wed Thursday, Jan. 4, 2001, A funeral Mass for Mr suddenly of cardiac arrest Parenthood League of Macon Women's College in Mr. Forcade was born in III her apartment in 8t ClaIr Adamo was celebrated on Sunday, Jan. 7,2001. She Massachusetts, 1055 Lynchburg, Va Bay City and was a general Shores She was 92 Tuesday, Jan 2, at St Joan Commonwealth, Boston, MA Mra Draper was a home. contractor of commerCial was 66 Mrs Murphy was born III ofArc Cathohc Church III St 02115 or the Greensboro Mrs Kelly was born m maker who was devoted to butldlllgs until lus retue- DetrOIt and was a graduate ClaIr Shores, offiCIated by Free LIbrary, Greensboro, Grosse Pointe and attended her family. She was a long- ment of All Samts HIgh School in MonSignor RIcardo Bass VT 05841 the Academy of the Sacred Interment IS at Mount time member of St Proud of hIs French her- DetrOIt and Eastern Normal C. Itage, Mr. Forcade enjoyed Heart and the University of School (now Eastern Ohvet Cemetery III DetrOit Stanley Bezaire Michael's Episcopal Church MIclugan A hfelong active and was active in its readlllg, particularly books Michigan University) in Funeral arrangements were Former Grosse Pointe gardener, Mrs. Kelly had handled by A H Peters Park reSIdent Stanley C. women's group and LIttle about Napoleon Bonaparte. YpSIlanti Her famIly had He also enjoyed SOIVlllg operated a floral business been one of the early nbbon Funeral Horne III Grosse Bezalre dted Fnday, Dee 22, Thrift Shop. She was also a before embarklllg on a Pomte Woods 2000, m Dublm, OhIo. He member of the Fox Creek mechanical problems - big farmers in DetrOIt of whIch or small career in real estate. Most Riopelle Street was named was 72 Questers and the Grosse recently, she had employed POlDte Newcomers Alumni Mr. Forcade is survived by after. She worked as a Edith B. Barr Mr Bez81re was retired her horticultural talents at Club She was also an active hIS WIfe, MIL'")'Louise (nee teacher briefly then worked EdIth B Barr, a 60-year from Sears Roebuck & Co. in Allemon Landscape Co. reSident of Grosse Pomte DetrOIt He hved by the volunteer III past years for Keane) for her attorney father, the Interment IS at Mount Mrs. Kelly was noted for late state Sen Oscar A Farms, died m Easton, Md , golden rule and always con- the Grosse Pomte War her line of hand-painted flo- tnbuted to hIS commumty, Memonal, the Wllhams Olivet Cemetery in Detroit. RIopelle on Thur~day, Jan 4, 2001 ral containers Active III She was 92 espeCIally to the SOCIetyof House for Girls and the Memonal gtfts may be Mrs. Murphy was a mem- DetrOIt Institute ofArts She sent to the Capuchin Soup sports, her lllterests had ber of the Jumor Group of Born m Dett Olt on Apn\ 8, St Vmcent DePaul lllcluded tennis and paddle 1908, Mr'> Barr was the Mr Bezalre 1SSUrvivedby enjoyed playmg bndge and Kttchen, 4390 Conner, Goodwill Industnes where tennis. An lllterest in am- daughter of Lawrence K hIS WIfe, Mary M, three loved to swim and fish at her DetrOIt, MI 48214 or to she had chaIred one of theIr daughters, Chnstlne (Jerry) summer cottage near Parry Kenwood Pax Chnstl mals found expressIOn 10 the antiques shows, a member and Elsa Gregory Butler ralsmg and traming of a She attended the Liggett MIchael of Hillard, OhIO, Sound, Ontano. Community, 799 S. Pearl, and past president of the series of collies, setters and School and graduated from Juhe (JIm) Donovan of Mrs. Draper IS sUrvtved Albany, NY 12202 Bon Secours HospItal golden retrievers. MISS Hall's School 10 Waukegan, Ill. and Lyn by her husband, Donald E., Assistance League where Mrs Kelly IS survived by Pittsfield, Mass (Bill) Galli of Hillard, three a daughter, Julie (David) she was instrumental in On Oct 10, 1931, Mrs sons, Jerry of San Francisco, Coleman of Lake Onon; two three daughters, Laura, theIr celebnty speakers Andrea and Elizabeth, a senes and was a member of son, DaVId; a SIster, Andrea the Cancer Loan Closet. She Fisher; and two brothers, was an election supervisor Carl F Bachle Jr and for Grosse Pomte Park for Stephen Bachle. 20 years Research Study for A funeral Mass for Mrs. Mrs. Murphy is SUrvived Kelly WIll be celebrated by three daughters, PREVENTION OF OSTEOPOROSIS Saturday, Jan 13, at 3 p.m Maureen, Kathleen Murphy at the Grosse Pointe Stewart and Carol Murphy Academy Chapel. SCOpazZl;a son, Robert E , a Memonal gifts may be SIster, Ruth Bolla; two sent to the Humane SOCIety brothers, Robert RIOpelle Female volunteers are currently being of Huron Valley Ammal and Russell RIOpelle; eIght Shelter or to the Grosse grandcluldren and 10 great- screened for participation in a research study Pomte Academy grandchl1dren. She was pre- deceased by her husband, Carl A. Lamparter Thomas J., a daughter, testing the safety and effectiveness of an Carl A Lamparter dIed of Nancy Rockwell; two sisters, Thomu E. HanllWalt heart failure m his Grosse AVIS McGee and Violet investigational medication for the prevention Pointe Shores home on Ktncatd; and three brothers Saturday, Jan. 6, 2001 He Elton RIOpelle, Oscar of osteoporosis. This investigational Thomas Edward was 86 RIOpelle and Donald Mr. Lamparter was born RIopelle Hanawalt m DetrOIt and was a manu. A funeral Mass for Mrs. medication may also help lower cholesterol. CIty of Grosse Pointe resi. facturers representative for Murphy was celebrated dent Thomas Edward the automotIve industry Monday, Jan 8, at St Clare Participants must be postmenopausal for at Hanawalt dIed Tuesday, WIth hIS firm, Lamparter of Montefalco Cathohc Jan. 2, 2001 He was 54 AsSOCIateswhich he founded Church followed by a pnvate least three years. Born on April 17, 1946, in 1957 and served as presi- bunal Funeral arrange- Mr. Hanawalt was a 1964 dent until hiS retirement in ments were handled by ~raduate of Redford's 1980 He also co-founded Verhcydcn Funeral Home Thurston High School and a Transper WorldWIde m 1974 1968 graduate of MIchIgan and was actIve In the com- Participation involves at least 12 visits over a State UniversIty's College of pany until 1980. Engtneering He receIVed a Mr Lamparter was a Joan S. Yerkes master's of management member of Grosse POInte Former Grosse Pomte \ period of 26 months. Qualified participants degree from the Umversity MemorIal Church, the Woods reSIdent Joan S. of Michigan Rackham Scottish Rite Valley of the Yerkes, died m her St Clatr will receive study medication and study- School of Graduate Studtes DetrOIt Shnne Club, the Shores home on Thursday, m 1983 Grosse Pomte Semor Men's Dec 21, 2000 She was 70 related health assessments including bone Mter graduating from Club, the Elk's Club, the Mrs Yerkes was born in MSU, Mr Hanawalt went to Grosse Pomte CriSIS Club Toledo, OhiO, and grew up work as a mechamcal engI- and The Players He was on Buckmgham in DetroIt density testing. neer for the General Motors also a 32nd degree Mason where she graduated from Corp. where he rose to engi- WIth the PalestIne Lodge Southeastern HIgh School III GYN exam, and a mammogram. neenng group manager of No 157 and a hfetime mem- 1948. She attended Eastern GM Body Closures Center, ber of the Detroit Yacht Michigan Univenity where North American Car Group, Club. H e ellJoyed boating, she met Donald, her hus- a pOSItIon he held at his flyIng and hIs famtly. band of 47 years untl1 his death. SUrvivors mclude his WIfe pusmg m 1998. She taught For more information and an initial phone Mr. Hanawalt marrIed of 62 years, Margaret (nee elementary school in Walled Susan Droze at St Robert Phtlhps); two daughters, Lake until she became a: screening, call (313) 640-1219. Bellermaine Church in Sharon Lamparter (the late full-time mother and home-- Redford on Aug. 22, 1969. Dr. Walter) DiGuilio of See OBITUARIES, Pille l1A - January 11, 2001 Grosse Pointe News News 11A Crime------From page2A and Jodi Kurko, dispatch. Pomte Farms reported that between 5'30 a.m on mlssmg vehicle parked at ers 2 years - Brad LIndberg Saturday, Jan. 6 and 2 pm Mack and Lakewood 10 on Sunday, Jan. 7, someone DetrOit, called Park pollce stole a 1997 Ford Taurus and the car was recovered Too fast from her driveway The car A Grosse Pomte Shores was later found abandoned Ohio car found public safety officer's clock- by Macombcounty deputies 109 of a 2000 Ford Crown Three men 10 a 1987 Ford The car IgmtlOn was Thunderbird With a Victona traveling 50 mph in "punched" and the wmdows smashed passenger vent a 35 mph led to the arrest of were smashed. a 30-year-old Chnton WIndowhave been arrested TownshIp woman on the 10 Grosse Pomte Park The charge of operatmg a motor Booze begone car had been reported stolen vehIcle while under the from Orno An employee of a store in Park officers made the mfluence of mtOlucatmg the 100 block of Kercheval arrest on Sunday, Jan 7, at hquors. 10 Grosse P01nte Farms The mCldent happened at reported that at 1:14 p.m on 8'55 am, on Mack and 11.22p.m on Thursday, Jan. Nottmgham Monday, Jan 1, two men 4 The car was headmg entered the store and pro- WED., THURS. & FRIDAY north on Lakeshore when ceeded go to the msle where Anniversaries the officer pulled It over for the hard liquor was stored FlVe members of the speedmg. The dnver s81d The men proceeded to grab UARV 10TH, 11TH & 12TH Grosse Pomte Park depart- she "had two beers at the four bottles of hquor worth a ment of pubhc safety wi hockey game." She also total of $120 and eXlt the 7AM TO 9PM celebrate departmental fmled her field sobnety tests store, setting off the store anmversanes In January' and blew a .13 on her pre- security alarm. DaVId Htller, deputy hmmary breath test (PBT) WItnesses were unable to 4irector 29 years She is free on $100 bond. say what direct10n the sus- IKeith Anderson, public pects fled Ejafetyofficer 4 years. Stolen car I Martm Wayman, pubhc Aresident ofthe 100 block .rety officer, Robm Perdue of Lakeview m Grosse - Jlm StlCkford I ,I arms approves Kerby curb cut Jim Stlckford Kerby resident Karl ment s81dthat whlle Kerby If Writer Mantyla strongly opposed residents might not mlOd he Grosse Pomte Farms the plan in October and spending $250,000 to move ty Councll, at a filled-to- spoke again at the January the lines, others In the CIty paclty counCil meetmg, meetmg He showed the and the schooldistrict might proved a plan to bulld a council pictures he took of think that such a large sum rb cut on Kerby Road to the curb cut at Ferry School of money could be better leVlate traffic problems in Grosse Pomte Woods. spent elsewhere, espeCIally und Kerby School. Mantyla said that the since the cut at Kerby Road The Idea would be to have traffic around Ferry IS would only cost about curb cut to create a place "chaotic, frantic and con- $20,000. r parents to drop oil and fused." He said parents dou- Ferber, when asked, saId ck up theIr chJldren The ble and tnple park on the that the Kerby cut was not rby cut WIll be long street; blocking traffic and his first choice for handhng ough for about 12 cars creat10g hazards for the traffic around the school He he plan was proposed by chlldren. He said Farms prefers some sort of turn Grosse Pomte School pubhc safety director Robert around in the back of the tnct at a pubhc heanng Ferber told Ium when some school. But traffic experts October The council parkmg spaces on Kerby say that means having an layed approval pendmg a were lost a few years ago entrance and an eXlt cut O.day tnal penod 10 that he "would just have to through the SIdewalk- two ch parents could drop off walk a little further In the more chances for cars and ud pIck up theIr chJldren at mterests of pubhc safety." kids to colhde Also the by School, proVlded the He suggested that parents school would lose play- 'neenng firm of Hubbell, and students might have to ground space Hubbell said h & Clark, approved the do the same thing Kerby has the second-small- a Kerby resident Marilyn est playground in the In December the council Zampardo sald that Kerby IS Pomtes. eard from the firm, whJch a residential school, mean- "ThiS is hard," said eclared that WIthout the 109 it's su~posed to accom- Ferber "We have a vanety rb cut, Kerby was Just too modate the neighborhood, of competmg needs and arrow and busy a street to not the other way around. mterests The school wstnct afely allow the dropping off She also saId the curb cut and I have dIfferent solu- f students WIthout a curb would dImm1sh property bons to the problem The ut As a result the council values and that parents Kerby cut is not the ulti- ad to conSider the school have options 10 how their mate solution But will It istnct's proposal WIthout children get to school, but make things better than e tnal penod res1dents don't they are - yes. But we have The plan was over two "Driving is a choice, not a to followup with more traf- rs In the makmg. Input necessIty," Zampardo said. fic safety If it doesn't work, sought from neighbors, "Residents are here full- we can go back We should- p ents, school staff, pubhc time. Students come to the n't be afraid to say so If it Wety traffic staff and traffic school only for a few years. doesn't work." .gmeers Kerby pnnClpal We opposed this plan 82 Pat Burke, president of ebble Hubbell said the days ago and we oppose It the Kerby PTO, said that an was needed to get nd of now." people had been worlung on ngestion around the Hubbell s81d the school some sort of solution to the rby and Beaupre mtersec- has been encouraging par- traffic problem for years. on ents to walk their children Many on the council were Kerby has a grade school to school,but there is only so hesitant to wholeheartedly d a kmdergarten Parents much they can do The reall. endorse the plan. LIsa e to dnve theIr children to ty IS that parents today are Gandelot said that If the e neighborhood school.Too dnvmg theIr children to Kerby cut doesn't work, 1t any cars 10 too small a school more than they did in will make the problem ace pose a great danger to the past The school must worse e chtldren deal with that reality. Councllman Peter However the Kerby curb Many suggested that the WaldmeJr said that no mat. t on the south SIde of the curb cut for drop off's and ter what is done, a cut on reet closest to the school pickups be built on Beaupre. Kerby, a cut on Beaupre, eans an end to parlung on They pomted out 1t's not a there will be strong opposi- e north SIde of Kerby, through street between tion from someone. cross from the school Lakeshore and Mack Ferber pointed out that any Kerby residents use But in order to build such any plan adopted by the city at SIde of the street to a cut, someone, whether it is that dIdn't have the ark theIr cars Many point- the school wstnct or the approval of traffic experts d out at the counCIlmeet. Farms government, would had serious financial conse- g that Kerby houses are have to come up Wlth quences for the CIty. lder and the dnveways are $250,000 to move a number After two hours of discus- all and don't accommo- of utility lines where the cut sion and pubhc testimony ate cars well The loss of would go. the questIon was finally rf'et pArkmg dlrectlv Traffic officer Dan Jensen called. Only Gandelot ects them of the pubbc safety depart- opposed It bituaries ------From page lOA O'Leary and Nancy; a broth. er, Howard Poe; three maker After her daughters grandchIldren, Katy had grown, she then worked O'Leary, Kevin O'Leary and as a dental lab technician Cal Gage, one mece and for many years three nephews. Mrs. Yerkes was an active A memorial servtce for member of the Grosse Mrs Yerkes will be held Pomte United MethodIst SRturday, Jan. 20, at 1 p.m Church, the Grosse Pointe at Grosse Pomte Umted Faculty Wives Club and the Methowst Church. DB chapter ofPEO. She had Memonal gifts may be fllllOlI:Y:. _TIE AlllCTlOLIlTQl.Wf'I1TB &dIllf 11...... a Wlde range of interests sent to Grosse Pomte United JlIlI JOlI ftIcI of -1JIIIMIt, and activities includmg Method1st Church or St. ..._~ _ _ II.tI 11 .... sewing, teaclung needle- John Hospice. point, traveling, wintering ___ " ,.. CIIiIfIIr. .... m Florida, el\ioying the com- ~ ..it~ panionship of her many I • mendl, playmg bri9ge and playing on her computer. Mrs. Yerkes is survived by JoaD. S. Yerkes her two daughters, Susan January 11. 2001 Grosse Pointe News 12A Business Fed cuts interest rates, but market yo-yo ends down A week ago, Wednesday, Late ") Jan 3, the Federal Reserve Chairman Alan > • e t Stockt.,~ unexpectedly announced a Greenspan dId not want a lei's talk...STOCIS ~ cut m Its Federal Funds rate repeat of hIs tmy 1/4 of 1 Date Change Calculations BaseValue by 1/2 of 1 percent, down to percent tnms m the fall of _!P-1"' St.Nt'W: 100.00 100.00 6 percent 1989 and mld-1990 (The Fed Back then, Greenspan Wall Street a httle after 1 10 The NASDAQ Composite 1moI:" f' Up 117.7% t1ZU2 Funds rate and hiS Fed dId not recog- pm Wednesday, Jan 3 dropped 63 POints overall for ' March 2000 Peak Amt 277 70 277 70 IS the mter- rnze that the economy had The effect on the stock the week, closmg at 2,407, 9 mos Times 77.5 est rate already gone mto a reces- market was spontaneous, off 2 5 percent. ~m charged by SIOn, and the Fed did not dynamiC and electriC Wall Street old-timers say , ~i~ , ~{DownAmL 215.22 banks on react aggressively In the Wlthm 30 mmutes, the that most analysts and port- Dec.2000 End Amt. 62.48 62.48 loans to each November 1992 electIOn, NASDAQ Composite rocket- foho managers today other) Gov Chnton defeated ed from under 2,300 to over weren't around for the gut- On Dec. 31, 2000, the Index of Internet Stocks o n PreSident George (no W) 2,550' For that day, the wrenching dechnes of was down 37 5 percent from August 1999 Thursday, Bush Enough said' NASDAQ gamed 324 83 October 1987 or the fall of Source The New Yorlc Times and The 5ltHt Com Jan 4, the By Joseph Most economists agree pomts, or 142 percent, Its 1974 - they were too young Fed Mengden that monetary pohcy ISmore largest ever pomt-gam and back then. closed between $5 and under approved a effective for rapid changes percentage-gam The Dow $5 limit $6 per share These 48 request from ItS BOilrd of m the economy than fiscal spurted 299 60 pomts, or 2 8 How's your math? Many secunty analysts "dogs" exceeded half of all Governors to lower the diS- pohcy percent The New York TImes and profeSSional mvestors stocks traded locally. count rate by 1/4 of 1 per- The Federal Reserve con- The followmg day, recently quoted The draw a lme at $5 per share Some of LTS' fnends !Ire cent trols monetary policy by Thursday, Jan 4, the NYSE Street com's Index of They may look at and "bottom-pickers" They stop (The dIscount rate IS the changmg mterest rates and volume totaled 2 13 bllhon Internet Stocks as haVIng investigate an espeCially at every garage sale and mterest rate charged by the by expandmg/contractIng shares traded, surpassmg 2 nsen 177.7 percent dunng attractive stock With a pnce "cherry-pick" the garbage Fed on loans to Its member the money supply bllhon per day for the first the seven months pnor to above $5, but won't even hs- piles banks) Fiscal polIcy IS controlled time' March 2000 (Its peak). ten to a "story" about the They tell LTS that four The key pomt m thIs news by the adminIstration and But the rate-cut rally But In the nme months POsslblhtIes of a stock under "cheaple" stocks are begm- IS that the Fed Committee Congress, as regards tax lev- faded Thursday m the face smce then, the mdex sunk $5 nlng to look attractive acted outside ItS regularly els and budget of news of weaker Job cre- 77.5 percent They say you have to be a (pnces, below, are as of Dec scheduled meetmg dates, surpluses/deficIts. ThiS ation and lower November The article faded to say If real casmo player to buy 29) which adds a sense of process usually involves the new-home sales Thursday's the year-end level was above mto a speculative situatIOn • ChampIOn Enterpnses urgency to ItS actIOns The better part of a year to be fading turned mto a rout on or below Its August 1999 under $5 (CHB, 2 75 on NYSE), next regular meetmg is Jan. pohtIcally effective Fnday, as the markets tum- level There's an old saYIng on • Compuware (CPWR, 30-31 Bond traders on Wall bled Compared to August 1999, Wall Street that stocks that 625 on NASDAQ}, Many economists VIewthe Street are looking for anoth- For last week, the first do you think the index was have sunk to or below $5 per • Kmart (KM, 531 on actIOnas "the nght Size, but er Fed Funds rate cut of 1/4 week of 2001, stocks were up or down on Dec 31,20001 share Will contmue to go NYSE}; and a httle late " of 1 percent on Jan. 31. down The DJ! closed Fnday The adjommg table illus- down. • Rouge Industnes (ROU, The news of the Fed's sur- at 10,662, down 125 pomts, (See LTS' headhne last trates the correct answer It's not lIke loolong at a 1 81 on NYSE). or 1 2 percent, for the week Dec 28 "Too Little, Too pnse announcement hIt chart of a stock that went up Remember LTS does not and then back down The recommend indIVidual left side of the chart shows stocks Vegas players say the price starting at around never bet Just one stock, Local holiday sales reported up $2, zooming up to $30, then always bet a basket of three backmg down to $5. or four stocks A close inspection of the Mack m Grosse Pointe know why," saId mse, provldmg free gift So, if you win on one By Brad Lindberg chart will probably show the stock, you can afford to wnte Staff Writer Woods: "Nobody saved their Huntington, alluding to one wrappmg and personal ser- startmg price was caused by money. of the coldest winters on VIce off all the others. And don't IndustrY-Wide hohday stock splits Or stock divi- bet the rent money, use sales figures are hard to An upbeat summary came record. "You always thInk what dends. On a pre-split baSIS, some of your parkmg meter comeby when dIscussmg the from Bdl Huntmgton, owner Mike Kramer, head of the you're loolung for ISgomg to the stock pnce was actually change instead array of prIvately owned of Hickey's Walton-PIerce m Grosse Pomte Village be somewhere else," she much higher. mom-and-pop retaIl stores the Village shoppmg dIstnct AsSOCiation and owner of sald. Stocks presently trading that help mamtam the of the City of Grosse Pointe. Kramer's Bed, Bath & Yet, after numerous on the cheap-hst (under $5) Joseph Mengden is a reSl- Grosse Pomtes' small town The men and women's cloth- Window Fashions, said, Grosse Pomte reSidents usually reflect somethmg dent of the CIty of Grosse feel mg store has a retall lIneage "The people I've talked to returned empty handed radically wrong With the POinte and former chalrman But a year-end canvas of totalmg 175 years dId better thIs year than last from a day elbowmg through company's bUSIness plan of Flrst of Mtchlgan He LS local busmess leaders, from "Our November was the season. Not a huge amount crowded malls, "a lot of cus- Craln's Detroit Business also a member of the long-bme proprIetors to best m four years," said better, but better than the tomers realized they should (Jan. 1) bsts 92 local stocks, Fmancwl Analysts Society those who hung out shmgles Huntington preVIOUSyear It was POSI- have come here first because Wlth year-end 2000 stock of DetroIt Inc only weeks ago, mdicates Likewise, at How InVIting, tIve, contrary to what was we had It,~she said. pnces compared to a year "Let's Talk Stocks" IS spon- the hohday season from whIch opened on Fisher splashed over the medIa" Although Kramer and ago sored by John M RIckel, November through Road in mid-October, owner Regardmg sales at hiS Huntmgton said sales at Of the 92 stocks, 39 were CPA P.C, and RIckel... & Chnstmas was kmd to the Greg Glen denmng said, store. Kramer added. "We theu stores mcreased as trading under $5 at tms past Baun, PC m (frosse Pointe local economy. "Sales went very. very well were ahead for the whole Christmas approached, year-end, and another rone Farms In dISCUSSionsWith repre- for our first Chnstmas season" Bnnker saId Chnstmas Eve sentatives of the Grosse We've had a warm reception Pat Brinker, head of the was qUIet at the League Pomtes'three mam bus mess from the commurnty" Hill AsSOCiation m Grosse Shop. JOHN M. RICKEL,C.P.A.,P.C. aSSOCiations, from Mack Heavy snow bogged down Pointe Farms, spent a good "The maJonty of our cus- CE RTI FI EO PU B L1C ACCOU NTANT 63 KERCHEVAL SUITE 100 Avenue m the Woods to the some shoppers. portion of the hohday season tomers are family people," she explained. "They weren't GROSSE Poltm FARMS MICHIGAN48236 3627 H1l1 In the Farms to the At Hickey's, Huntmgton wrapping customer purchas- gomg to be out running TELEPHONE 3131881 8200 Village m the City of Grosse said, "December started es m the basement of her EMAIL rlckel baunOt1orne com Pomte, economIC naysayers strong, then (sales) hit a gift store, the League Shop around on Chnstmas Eve. met their match thiS hohday bump because of the weath- "Chnstmas was very good They had already done their RICKEL Be BAUN shoppmg" A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION as shoppers opened their er As late December came to us," said Bnnker. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Accordmg to Bnnker, local In Grosse Pomte Woods, wallets along, we grew to SGlid 63 KERCHEVAL SUITE 100 Tom DIClemente, pr~sident In the words of Kelly sales" shopkeepers held their own GROSSE PolNTE FARMS MICHIGAN48236 3627 Davis, the clothmg manager Fast-sellmg Items includ- agalnst shoppmg malls by TELEPHONE 3131886'()()()() See HOLIDAY, Page 13 at Boyne Country Sports on ed outerwear - "and we stocking quality merchan- FACSIMILE31318860405 Business Peo~le ... Announcing the .....--_-_--_...-.... At Old Kent Bank, John W. Dohan has ---_... ..- WINTER I SPRING been appointed VIcepreSident and regIOnal -_,.---1_.--- manager of the private client group for ....--- southeastern Michigan He Will oversee ~ TENNIS PROGRAM and manage finanCial portfohos of hIgh net \ worth clIents throughout the regIOn Dohan, a reSident of the CIty of Grosse Pointe, was a principal shareholder m the DetrOIt law firm of O'Rourke and Dohan -'2 \lolllh .\tlili,lk lenni ....\h'1111wr....hip .... untll 1993, when he founded hIs own firm Dohan m Grosse Pomte Woods Dohan IS a gradu- '\0\\' .\uiLlbll' StMting \t'I~() ate of the UnIversity of DetrOIt School of Law He has a Master of Laws m TaxatIon from Wayne Adult Ll' Robert A. Wright III has Jomed the Come and expenence high level professional instruction with: Bloomfield. Hill>, law fil m of Dawda, Mann, BRIAN DIVIRGIUO. Bnan has competed against some 01the best play- Mulcahy & Sadler as an assOCIate Wnght, a reSident of Grosse Pomte ers in the world - Sampras, Chnng, Agassi and is rated "Professional- Farms, concentrates hiS practice m the 1" by the USTA. areas of corporate law, real estate and tax- atIOn Wnght was formerly With the law firm of Stone, BIber & O'Toole JOE FODELL - Joehas over 20 years of teaching experience cliliming A former trust officer for Comenca Bank, many students who have gone on to professional ranking. Wnght graduated magna cum laude from the Michigan State UnIverSity-DetrOIt Wright m KEN RYCHWALSKI. Ken lOOSan NCAA Div. IINational Champ as well College of Law He also earned an LL M. m taxatIOn from the New York UnIversity School of law as MIAA Chnmpion and has 19 years of teaching experience. Grosse Pomte Woods reSident Kathryn MIKE Fox. Mike, a MS Exercise Physiologist, is the Head '1tainer for Reinsen has Jomed PR AsSOCiatesas senIOr counselor the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club Tennis Center. Specialized Sessions in Remsen ISa former public relatIOns man- strength and conditioning will be availilble for juniors at all levels. ager for the U S Bureau of the Census Before that, she was a sernor busmess development consultant for Wayne State Many Membership Options Available - Don't Wait! Univel slty's Michigan Small BUSIness Develupment Center Call For More Information Remsen has an MBA from San FranCISCo Ask For Sue at (313) 882-4100 RemBeD State Umverslty 655 Cook Road, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 January 11, 200~ Business 13A Grosse Pointe News What's cooking on the computer? Spam and cookies used by Internet comparnes It can gIVe webmasters more accurate counts of how Spam and cookies - Unfortunately, they can- are onlIne ordenng systems, many people have VISited ound dehclOus? 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FRENCH years, Repubhc Bank con- Branch AdminIstrator t1nues to set records In SenIOr Vice PreSIdent MichIgan," saId Eugene Cornehus Jr , Michigan dls- PETER s. LOGAN, JR. SONYA PALUMBO oliday a temporary cmll on shop- She said escalatmg rent tnct duector of the U S Semor Vice PreSident Registered Sales ASSistant From page 12A and Internet retallers are p1Og, as Huntmgton Small Busmess starting to pressure mom- descnbed at Hickey's AdmlrnstratlOn "Repubhc IS . of the Mack Avenue Walton-Pierce, the white PETER J. STREK and-pop stores a fnend to small busmess " Busmess and ProfeSSIOnal stuff sparked busmess at Craig Johnson, PreSident Vice PreSident AsSOCIation, said, "Mack "I hope the entrepreneurs here are going to be able to local ski shops of Repubhc Bank's commer- FERRIS :venue held Its own this At Boyne Country, manag- CIaldiVlslon, said, "Our SBA BAKER ar Customers need per- hang on," sald DIClemente As 10 the VIllage, er DaVls said, "We exceeded preferred lender deSignation WAlTS al seTVlce That's what last year's sales qUite a bit allows Repubhc to proVlde MemberlIlYSE~PC ck Avenue IS able to DiClemente saId her col- leagues on Mack Avenue The snow had a lot to do dlrect approval on small er" 300 River Place, Suite 4700 attracted hobday shoppers Wlth It" business loans and ehml- DIClemente said the From mountameenng Detroit, MI 48207 Wlth free parkIng. nates the additional step of taJ1ers who compnse the clothing to snowboards and SBA approval, a tremendous ack orgamzatlOn, mclud- "Bagging parking meters 313-446-0919 • 877-613-0919 made shopping more com- skI eqUIpment, "It was really timesaVlng advantage" g her store, the Dned surpns10g how busy we ower, proVlde an alterna- fortable," she sald. 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"~.I~'$I nilil r{...... _ _--'"'_._,...1J-. eatures "I 81 •••• H_ ... 1. January 11. 2001 Pass tire tea, v.'ease Farms woman puts charm into children's lives By Bonnie Caprara Gomg Such a method of learnmg man- Staff Wnter hand-m.hand ners IS not necessanly a bad Rachael Harnson's guests WIth the pro. thmg Many parents, hke Lorne assembled at her house for a pnety of tea Peck of Grosse Pomte Park, party on a Sunday afternoon All parties are whose daughter, Isabel, 7, attend. were qUIte lady-hke and demure Harnson'sA ed one of Harnson's classes, saId, beyond theIr 6 and 7 years They Little Grace "It was my chOiceto send her for were dressed In plaId and velvet and Charm an Improved awareness of how dresses classes. The manners can help her make The young ladles first met on three-week fnends The class remforces the the screened porch to stnng bead courses, thmgs kIds may hear at home." necklaces for themselves and whIch start Debbie Roach of Grosse Pointe theIr teddy bear escorts Later, locally Park IS the mother of MIchael, 6. they dressed for tea 10 hats, boa.;, Tuesday and "A lot of It IS thmgs we say to him Jewels and gloves - proper attire Thursday, often, but maybe it got him to for slppmg tea and dlmng on tea Jan 16 and trunk thIs is what other people sandWIches on bone chma plates. 18 at the expect, too " Phrases hke "please," "thank you" Grosse and "may I" flowed as smoothly as Po1OteWar And, no, manners and etiquette a pot of orange pekoe Memonal, classes are not Just for guls cover etl- Michael Roach was one of about The mothers. who stayed 10 the quette basics 10 boys, or half of Hamson's last kitchen, wluspered In amaze- like phone class. ment among themselves. "I can't manners, VIS- Most of all, Hamson keeps fun beheve how qUiet they are." It10g man- as the emphaSIS 10 her tea parties Learnmg manners and etI- ners, table and etIquette classes quette ISnot only possIble for chil- Photo by Su:y Berschbaek manners, "I'm really troubled by shOVIng dren, It can be fun party man- • one more tlung at our kids that Such has been the mIssIon of ManDers and tea parties go hand-In-hand for Cyndee HllI1'iaon,standing at the ners and cor- they're going to be Judged by," Cyndee Hamson of Grosse Pointe head of the table, respon. Hamson said "The benefits of Farms, propnetor of The Tea The Grosse Pointe Farms party hostess and etiquette Instructor serves tea for dences pohte behaVIor are qUIte SImple Party Company of Grosse Pointe. her daughter Rachael. seated at Harrison's left. and guests. seated elockwise, Hamson IS we use our good manners because Hannah Petenon, Grace Gormley. KaitlID Engel, Ella Ca1lu, Megban Grambo, far from It makes people want to be WIth In a community where m the Maureen Peterson, DanieUe Breyton and Kim Grambo. stnct or mlh. us - to be our fnends " past etIquette classes had been tant in teach- the norm 10 department stores ing etiquette The Grosse Pomte War and pnvate clubs, Hamson, a for- matron Hamson's tea parties are what She doesn't find that cluldren are MemOrial Will offer A LIttle Grace mer teacher, mother of three and "1believe some of the rules of she descnbes as "a glimpse of any more or less well-behaved and Charm class for chtldren 6 to etIquette and protocol were actu- a transplant from Atlanta, has what was once a staple of society" than they were a generatIOn ago. 8 years old Tuesdays, Jan. 16, 23 filled a liche She has put on tea ally created as a means of further She sets the stage for propriety But as a former pubhc school and 30 from 4 to 5 30 p m and A partIes and etiquette classes for separatmg the SOCIal classes and genteelness by prOVIding teacher, she sees that chIldren are LIttle More Grace and Charm children since she moved to Fortunately, now that we lIve In bone cluna plates and cups, but learnmg more thmgs from other class for chtldren 9 to 12 years old Grosse Po1OteFarms a year ago. the information age, these skills adds the fun and romanticism of sources such as school, the Thursdays, Jan 18 and 25 and are attainable by all of us, so let proVld1Ogthe oh-se-speClal hats, Internet and televiSIOn Feb I, from 4 to 5'30 pm Th reg- "The stIgma that we attach to go of the pressure." gloves, jewels and gowns for girls Ister, call (313) 881.7511 or con. the terms 'manners' and 'cti- And let go of the pressure she and jackets and ties for boys She "HaVIng taught m the pubhc tact www warmemorlal org quette' IS a carry-over from a time does makes a child's make. believe schools, the schools are domg a lot Harrison's venture IS two-fold: VIsion of actlng "adult" Quite real 10 our hIStory," s81d Hamson, more parentmg and teachmg For more mformatlOn about the who ISmore a woman of warmth to provide a tea party serVlce and and takes the pressure off parents thIngs lIke citizenship, how to be Tha Party Company of Grosse and ease than a stereotypical stiff to hold etiquette classes for young for planmng and host1Oga child's a good fnend and character edu. Pomte, VISit www teapartycompa- upper-hpped fimshmg school cluldren ages 6 to 10 dream-corne-true party catIOn," Hamson said nycom. Winter Sessions (8 weeks; January 15 - March 12) Annual Winter Clearance Spring Sessions (10 weeks; March 12 - May 21) Class Size Limited - Call Now to Reserve Your Spot SPOT O'UR SAVING,S IUtllflr '-,I.H' \nhk Blkr, Iluniliull IlIklhil" Ir.lIllill~ '-"llufll.1\ 11Hlil- 1IIIO,1I11.lIId lund.1\ I hUI,,1.11 1 ~Il- b IlIl I'lil .' GREEN SPOTS •••••••••• 30 % OFF \("nd,1\ lilil. ;.llill'l11 This IS a one and a half hour program nus is a one hour program for beginnmg BLUE SPOTS ••••••••••••• % OFF desIgned for JUllIOrs already parbctpat- JUfIlors ages 5 to 10ThI' program IS S 0 mg In tournament compet1bon TIus designed to gIVe young sludents the class WID stress the fundamentals of all sktlls necessary for a hfetlme of fun m RED SPOTS •••••••••••••• 60 % OFF strokes as well as movements, footwork tennis. This class wl1l cover basiC stroke and strategy There WID be compeblive produchon and consistency and WIllpro- match play, Sln!ngth and condlbonmg mole a poslbve atmosphere by usmg exClbng games and acllVlbes "If [E IL IL (Q)W¥ ~ [pJ conI'~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jl CO) ThIs combtnabon program IS structured The Tenms Center WIll now be offenng a for Jr HIgh I HIgh School players of all strength and cond IhOning program .... 1l'Vl'l. TI,•• rb •• W1\1 me1"o1e rb)'eT", headed bv Ken Welch and MIke Fox looking to parbctpate In school tennIS Ken, the owner of Pomte FItness, IS a JA(rcnl.' The group WIll be diVIded, separabng Chdd Sports Development Speaahst the more advanced players from the nov- Mike, a MS Exemse PhYSIOlogtst, IS the SWEATERS Ice players Focus WIll be on stroke pro- Head Tramer for Gl"'sse Pomte Hunt dUchon, smgles and doubles match play Oub TenniS Center Spectahzed sessIOns BLOUSES and strategy Will be available for JUniors of all levels SLACKS SKIRTS "-~\ Call for Session Fees ~'8J,\ I ... and Special DWcount Pricing ,~ \~) Ask for Sue or Brian al (313) 882-41110 \~) ~~~ 655Cook Road, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 ,~...n ..-.;,...... ~" ,. .. _..... o:A...... 28 Seniors January 11, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Senior citizens are a politically potent force The dUbt of the preslden- allowed It But he, 11kI.' the tldl campa.gn trall11 has otherb, wtll take With him the bymboh!>D1of IOYdlty Wt> Memberb of Congress come finally settled, the echo of the conbolatlOn of a gener- have the Ideology, which halo and go A statute enacted at or Postpartum • Full or part. optional laundry Depression Groups - All time coverage • • small pets allowed new mothers COpIng WIth a • Bonded and insured range of emotional reactions • RN supervised service; free self-laundry which can occur follOWIng • secured entrance RegIstered Nurses the bIrth of a chtld are mVlt- LIcensed Practical Nurses ed to attend monthly sup- Nurses Auks • full kitchen in each apartment port SessIOns For more Live In Compamons mformatlOn, call (810) 498- 4424 (Monday mornmg ses- If you or someone you love is in the market for gracious ~l(>m\ cr '8101 774-0310 NURSiNq UNliMiTEd INCORPORATED ~.n 1"IIlhe (;ro"" Point .. &< Eastem ~uburbs .1...., 1980 retirement living, please call us for more information or M Amencan Heart .. a tour at 810-753-1182. 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January 11, 2001 Grosse Pointe News CommunitY 38 Weddings Questers ..~/If .: ~i Windmill actIOn m the commumty Vamner------of Coldwater, on Petrosoff of Coldwater No. 147 For Information, call the Dec 28, 2000, at Grosse Groomsmen were Ted Pointe memberslup chaIrmen at POinte Memonal Church Neesley of Grosse Pomte The Grosse POInte chap- (313) 824-6885 The Rev V Bruce RJ.gdon Farms, Karl NebS of the City ter of Questers No 147 Questers offiCiated at the 5 p m cere- of Grosse Pomte, and the wdl meet on Fnday, Jan The WmdmlJl Pomte Mom's Club mony, which was followed by groom'b brother, BenJamm 12, at the home of Elsie Questers WIll meet at 10 a receptIOn at the Grosse Vamner of Coldwater MacKethan for a program The Mom's Club of a m Monday, Jan 15, at POinte Yacht Club The mother of the bnde "A Sentimental Journey' Grosse Pomte WIll meet at the Children's Home of The bnde wore a whIte wore a blue beaded dresb The History of 10 a m Thursday, Jan 11, Detroit m Grosse Pomte SIlk gown and carned a bou- and a corsage of white roseb ValentInes" Co-hostesses at Grosse Pomt.e Woods quet of white roses Woods Dons Cook WIll be The groom'b mother wore are Carol Stephenson and the hostess The program Presbytenan Church, The maid of honor was the 19950 Mack m Grosse a plum Silk two-piece '>Ult Karen Joslyn IS a VIdeo, "Lighthouses of bnde's Sister, Andrea Jessica POinte Woods and a corsage of white rOSCb the Great Lakes and Dundas of Grosse Pomte Scnpture reader was South AtlantiC." Members Farms School of The program will be a Carey Neesley Orgamst was should bnng hghthouse workshop from Search DaVid Wagner Bagpiper Government memorablha to the meet- Bridesmaids were was Pat MacDonald mgs Institute on "What KIds Rebecca Flelke of Grosse The School of Need to Succeed." POinte Farms. Lynn Government WIlI hold a The Mom's Club IS an The bnde earned a bache- luncheon meeting at noon Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vanantwerp Ness of Grosse lor of arts degree m Enghsh Garden Center internatIOnal non-profit POinte Park, and the Wednesday, Jan 24, at the The Grosse Pomte orgamzatlon that prOVIdes JOleph Vainner from Western Michigan Grosse Pomte War groom's Sister, Lyndsay Umverslty She IS a sec- Garden Center Inc WIJI a forum for at-home moth- Valnner of Coldwater Memonal The speaker hold Its annual meetIng at ers to get together m a ondary educatIOn teacher at The flower gul was WIll be Sandra Plulpott- 10 am Fnday, Jan 19, m supportive atmosphere Dundas- South Lake High School Burke, manager, semce Ehzabeth Monaco of The groom earned a bach- the ballroom of the Grosse Cluldren are welcome at Homedale, N J quahty section of the Gas POInte War Memonal A elor of sCience degree In all actiVIties For more Vainner Attendants wore two- DIVISIon of the Michigan program and election of mformatlOn, call (313) math and speCial educatIOn Public Service Knstm Dundas, daughter piece off-white strapless He teaches at Sterhng officers IS planned The 640-9847 or (313) 885- dresses tnmmed m fur and CommIssion Her tOPIC public IS welcome The 2869. of Jim and Nancy Dundas of Heights High School WIll be "Pl1ot Program for Grosse Pomte Farms, mar- carned cream-colored velvet cost for lunch is $15 and muffs Natural Gas ChOice _ ned Peter Joseph Valnner, The couple Itves In deadhne for reservations The best man was Bnan Selectmg Your Suppher of IS Tuesday, J an 15 Grand Marais son of Michael and Barb Madison Heights Natural Gas" For reserva- Reservations for the pro- Questers tions, caJl Glona Nelson at gram only are not neces- (313) 884-6238 The Grand MaraiS chap- sary, but would be appreci- ter of Questers WIll meet Babies ated. Neighborhood on Fnday, Jan 12, at the home of Jean Doelle The Amelia Margaret Newcomers program WIll be about Hunter Joseph ents of a daughter, Elexi Open House Rene Lallque Bradfield Fleming Kathenne Boladlan, born The monthly Club Dr WliJiam and Dawn Dec 6,2000 Neighborhood Open House The Grosse Pointe Woman's Club Bradfield of Bnghton are Lmdsay and Patnck luncheon and program Newcomers Club will host the parents of a daughter, Flemmg of Rochester HJils Maternal grandparents The Grosse Pomte WIll be held on Fnday, a bowhng tournament Ameha Margaret Bradfield, are the parents of a son, are Frank and Shirley Plku Woman's Club wlll hold a Jan 19, at Grosse Pointe party on Saturday, Jan. born Nov 23, 2000 Hunter Joseph Flemmg, of Sylvan Lake luncheon on Wednesday, Woods Presbytenan 20, at the Grosse Pomte Maternal grandparents are born Nov 15, 2000 Paternal grandparents Jan. 17, at 12'30 pm m Church, 19950 Mack In Yacht Club. Bnan and William and Margaret Maternal grandparents are are the late Jack and Ameha the Crystal Ballroom of Grosse Pomte Woods A Angela Fman are chair- Thenault of Fowlervtlle Diana McFeely and Bill Boladtan the Grosse POinte War buffet luncheon will be men of the event. Paternal grandparents are McFeely, formerly of the Memonal The speaker served at 12'30 p m The Membership in the Dr and Mrs. John Bradfield City of Grosse POinte WIll be Dr Lylas G Mogk Alexandra Christine cost IS $6 a person GPNC IS open to any cou- of Grosse Pointe Farms Paternal grandparents are For reservatIons, call ple new to the Grosse Her topic "Macular the late Edward and Hill Degeneration" the church office at (313) Pomte area withm the last Molly Claire Carroll Ehzabeth Flemmg Great- Chns and Angela Hdl of 886-4301 or Kathy few years The miSSIon IS grandparents are Stacia Harper Woods are the par- Kuehnel at (313) 881- Th make a reservation, Ned and Maureen Carroll Galante, formerly of the ents of a daughter, to stimulate fnendshlp of Plymouth, Mmn., are the 8186 and promote SOCIal inter- call (313) 343-0019 by City of Grosse Pomte, and Alexandra Chnstme Hlil, Monday, Jan. 15. parents of a daughter, Molly Mrs Charles McFeely, for- born Dec 22, 2000 Claire Carroll, born July 21, merly of Grosse POinte 2000 Maternal grandpar- Farms Maternal grandparents ents are John and Rose Ann are Brenda Day of Driving drowsy can be as Enghsh of Grosse Pomte Elexi Katherine EastpOinte and Donald Farms Paternal grandpar- Roday of Wmdsor, Ontario ents are Joe Carroll of Boladian Spencer, Iowa, and the late Grace Pike and John Paternal grandparents dangerous as driving drunk Jeanne Carroll Boladlan of the City of are Russell and CIndy HIll WIth nearly one In five your head up Grosse Pointe are the par- of Grosse Pomte Farms dnvers dozing offbelund the amounts of sleep at dIfferent • tailgate or miss a traffic times m their bfe A toddler wheel last year, dnVlng Just SIgn. I +'"t - got a lot scaner should get 11 hours every If you have even one of mght, plus a two-hour nap More than half of the these symptoms, you may be Chamber music concert to be Sunda~ Jan. 14 nation's adults admitted to during the day Preschoolers Grosse POinte Chamber In danger of falling asleep. AttWood Walmlsley, Gordon and TImothy Nlcolta, cello dnVlng wlnle drowsy in the need 11 to 12 hours of sleep MUSICWIll present a concert You need to pull off the road a mght and school-age clul- Jacob and Juan C de The SOCIal committee past year and 27 percent to a safe place and take a at 2 30 P m Sunday, Jan 14, reported actually falhng dren need 10 Most teens get Arnaga includes Patncla Junker, C nap m the Crystal Ballroom of Performers mclude Lilhan Therese Calt, EugenIa asleep at the wheel. Drowsy less than eight ItIld one-half the Grosse Pomte War Drowsy drivers must real- Schemch, vlOlm, Mary Scovtlle and Estelle Rozoff dnVlng has the same effect hours of sleep a night, but Memorial, 32 r'akeshore Ize they are putting them- Slclhano, plano, Ananna AdmiSSIOn IS $6 at the door as dnVlng under the mflu- need at least mne or more selves and those around The program wlll feature Kahn, oboe, Juha Kurtyka, Members may attend the ence of alcohol or drugs Fmally, adults should get musIc by Robert Schumann, them in danger. Even the VIOlin; Florence McBrIde, concert free For more mfor- because sleepiness decreas- about eight hours of sleep Thomas Vmcent, Thomas safest drivers become con- every mght Vlohn; Sharon NlcoJia, VIola, matJon, call (313) 885-4633. es awareness, slows reactIOn fused and use poor judgment time and Impairs Judgment. For more health-related when they are sleepy The mformatlon, visit the MSMS Even more starthng IS the only safe dnver IS an alert fact that sleepy dnvers are web site at www.msms org. dnver, and that means The MSMS IS the profes- more tense and impatient, being fully rested before you WCNlnI sIOnal aSSOCIation of 14,000 and may be speeding up get behind the wheel CALL 313-882-3500 medical doctors 10 Michigan when they should be pulhng Here are a few tips to pre- Toreserve Display AdvertISIng space by 2 p m Friday over for a nap vent drowsy driVIng. Sleep experts recommend • Get a good night's sleep. Boact1qace at least eight hours of sleep • Plan to drive long tnps c~"~~S a mght for adults m order to WIth a companion If the dn- B ...idcal'Designe .. functIOn properly, yet 33 ver is getting sleepy, the percent of Amencans sleep passenger can watch for only SIX hours or less each SIgnS of fatigue and take Veils & night dunng the week. In over dnVlng. Accesso ..Jes addition, 45 percent of • Schedule regular stops, adults agree that they sleep every two hours or 100 less In order to accomphsh miles. Speciallel"9 I more • AVOId alcohol and med- 1='N!"ek The MichIgan State IcatIOns that may Impair Medical SOCIety (MSMS) performance Alcohol mter- wants everyone to be aware acts WIth fatigue and 882-1566 of drowsy dnVlng and how to mcreases Its effects Cr"d}:'[email protected] avoid It • Don't count on the radio, You may be dnving an open WIndow or caffeme drowsy If you to keep awake; they are tern- • can't remember the last porarv 801utlonR lew mIles dnven • Dnve at the times you • dnft between lanes or feel most awake. 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GI'OII8 P~nte Farms 881-7020 20725 Mack AW''I1tlt'' al Vernier • GrOSSt" Polnle Woods \ 48 January 11, 2001 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Aid to ALNEGC Beyond the ordinary The AuUtaDce Le.,ue to the Northeut Guid. By the Rev. Gustllv Kopka Jr. ance Center (ALNEGC) has announced that 5t James Lutheran Church Accenture (formerly Andenoo COD8u1tiD1lwID be Its major corporate spOD80rfor the Afterglow cel- Except for the baptIsm of Jesus ebration at the Detroit Club after the North And the transfiguratlOn of our Lord, American International Show's Charity Preview The first Sunday m January on FrIday, Jan. 12. And the last In February, The days after the Epiphany are ALNEGC18one of the orlliDal charltlee &elect. Ordmary, some say ed to beneftt from the Charity PrevIew. "Thro. their ,en ~ ~t~ t -¥~ li ~*)1?,,~{l~r~ ~ First English Ev. Lutheran Church Grosse Pointe Unitarian Verruer Rd at Wedgewood Dr Church l\~aint Grosse Pomte Woods , " "UD Identity and Such" I nmbrose 884-5040 W'OR ~fHI p' .;;. 10 30 a m WorshIp s.rv.ee ~ OOSh 81SJal II 00 lllL TooltlooalSelVlCC 17150 MAUMEE I}JOa.m ~Sen1Ct 881-0420 R8\ John Corrado. Mlnl$ler Dr Waller A. Sc~1I1J(1lPastor 14IIr Rev Barton L Beebe. AssocIate Pastor SERVICES Saturday Vigil Mass ~i£itoric at 4:00 p.m. Christ the King Sunday Masses Grosse POIllIe $ ~ltritt.er£i ~ at 8:.'50 Bit 11: 15 a.m. Lutheran Church WOODS Mack at Lochmoor PRESBYTERIAN .: QIqurdT St. Ambrose Roman CaItlollC ChlA'th 884-5090 15020 Hampton, Grosse Poinle Park Church ISUlCe 1842 One blodt ncxth rIJelferson, at MafYland 19950 Mack (between Morass & Vemter) 8 15 & 10 45 a m WorshIp Semce A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE 9 OQ & 11 '00 a m Woralup •• ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 9 30 a m Sunday School & The 1928 Book of Common Pr.lyer 10 10 a m Education Hour l••""~6~ BIble Classes ~ !OIl: CHURCH GROSSE ~ SUNDAY SupelVlscd Nursery PnlYlded Nursery SeMOeS Available "'\1~; 20475 Sunningdale Park .....' near Lochmoor Club POINTE wwwchnsllhekmggplXg 830 a m -Holy Communion St. P.uI Ev. Lutheran Grosse Pointe Woods 10 IS 3 m -Aduh BIble Siudy RlIIIdy S Boelltr, Pauor UNITED 375 LotflI'Or. lit Chalfont. SuDelIY II 00 a m -Holy Communion TImolby A HoluriaDd, AsK. Pmor ea '-70 and E~II gp!~~!~II 8'00 3 m Hel y Eoch3nSI Church Sunday School Nursery CHURCH 9.00 & 11 15 a m Worshl~ 10 IS 3 m Church School St. James Lutheran Church 10:10 a.m Education for All 10 30 a m Choral Euch3nst THURSDAY AmUATED WITH THE OCC AND ABC GRACE UNITED Nursery AvaIlable 12 to Pm - Holy CommunIon m (Nursery AV31lable) 240 CHALFONl! AT LOlliROP 170 McMillan Ad , near Kercheval IlrY FredIfIcIo HannI, p..- WCHURCH OFCHRIST Mtutnm' on Hart PillUl at 'hI 'lUll/If! 884.3075 Grosse Pomte Farms • 884- A January 11, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 ;Testwhat you know Native Americans battle alcoholism about alcohol By Jeff and Debra Jay with Wellbriety, a recovery movement SpecIal Wnters Dear Jeff and Debra: As early as the 1800s, north WIth Steps 10-12, the WhIte BIson shared the umverslty" In additIon to A few years ago, you pubhshed a qUIzabout dnnk- U S government reports symbohc place where elders hsted alcohohsm as a major message of WelIbnety and conferences on chemIcal mg alcohol Many of the answers were a surprise to take their Wisdom mto the hohstlc healtng to thousands me, so I cut It out and showed It to many of my famdy health problem among world dependency and domestic Ameflcan Indians Now, throughout the country on a VIOlence, diSCUSSionswere members and fnends Fmally, I sent It to a cousm 10 The journey of heahng cross-country walk It spon- CalifornIa whose teenage son was caught dnnkmg I'd more than 100 years later, from inner self to outer also held on fatherhood, ms- chemIcal dependency still sored thiS past spnng and toncal trauma that affects hke to get another coPy of that column Could you world 18 a model of change threatens the hves of Native summer. Native Amencans through- repnnt It or send me a copy? Thank you Coyhls calls The Healing Walkers carned a sacred Americans Forest It IS based on the out generations, youth SUI- -K.P. A recent federal study hoop WIth 100 eagle feathers Clde,fetal alcohol syndrome, Grosse Pointe Park Idea that when you take a from NatIve commumtIes all mdlcated that American SIcktree from a diseased for- chIldren of alcohohcs, the Indians have the hIghest over the world from Los struggles and strengths of DearK.P.: est, heal It, and then return Angeles to Waslungton, D C rates of drug use 1Il the It to the forest, the tree will women, the Importance of We ongmally country Although a lower WhIte BIson held confer- healthy leaders, and ways to printed the qwz you get SIckagam and die unless ences along the way, teach- percentage dnnk alcohol the root system of the forest bUIld a strong and healthy are refernng to III than the general populatIOn, mg all who cared to hsten famdy He said the expen- Apnl 1997 Here It IS IS also healed about Wellbnety and non- the same study found that Through the Heahng ence was a model of how again See If you alcohol. related deaths Vlolence Drug and alcohol Wellbnety can take root 111 remember the cor- Forest program, mdlVlduals /l.busego hand-mohand WIth among Indians 15-24 years learn how to turn anger, other commumtles rect answers. old are 17 tImes higher than domestic VIOlence, and To learn more abqut the gul1t, shame and fear into American IndIan famllies the natIOnal average It IS hope, umty and forgiveness Wellbriety movement, VISIt 1. What percent- also estimated that about 40 are reported to have a 36 wwwwluteblson org or call age of Amencans "Once indiVIduals change percent higher domestlc VlO- percent of Native Amencan theIr thmkmg patterns, (719) 548-1000. dnnk seldom or not people are conSIdered "nsky lence rate than wlute fami- at all? (a) 12 percent; they can change their faml- lies Jeff and Debra Jay drinkers," (alcohol abusers hes, whIch m turn will ThiS chemical health col. (b) 26 percent, who run a higher nsk of Coyms saId he felt partlCl- umn was prOVided by (c) 35 percent; (d) change commumtIes, orga- pants were walkmg over a 54 percent developmg alcohol depen- rnzations, and ultimately, Hazelden, a non-prOfit dency) compared to 20 per- "mmefield of mIracles" on agency based In Center City, 2. Half of all the alcohol sold m thls country IScon- nations," COyhlSsood. cent for the general popula- the sacred hoop Journey Mtnn., that offers a wzde sumed by (a) 55 percent; (b) 40 percent; (c) 22 percent, White Bison is a Native Everywhere they traveled, (d) 5 percent of the dnnkers tion American-owned non-profit range of znformatzon and These bleak statistlcs people came forward to tell servICes relating to addzetwn 3 ApprOXImatelyhow much do Amencans spend on orgamzation based m their stones and support alcohohc beverages? have ignited Wellbnety, a Colorado Spnngs that aims and recovery For more recovery movement speClfi- Wellbriety. resources on substance (a) $182,000 per minute; (b) $10 9 million per hour; to provide sobnety and well- Richard Slmonelh of (c) $100 bllhon a year; (d) all of the above. cally deSIgned for the Native ness to 100 IndIan commu. abuse, call Hazelden at (888) American community that Wlute Bison saId the Jour- 535.9485 or check zts Web 4 America's number one drug problem IS (a) mari- mties by the year 2010 ney was hke a "traveling juana, (b) beer, (c) cocaine; (d) herom blends Indian traditions site at www hazelden org 5 How many cans of beer are consumed annually WIth the Twelve Steps of by Junior hIgh and senior mgh students? (a) 1 mIlhon; Alcohohcs~Anonymous Don (b) 10 mllhon; (c) 1 btlhon, (d) too few to track Coyhls, a Mohican spmtual leader and director of White Physician tells women how 6 The 1994 federal, state and local revenues from alcohol were $17 bllhon and the estimated cost of BIson Inc, saId an elder alcohol problems that same year were (a) $8 5 bllhon; from a tribe m Mame named to take the heat out of hot flashes (b) $11 bllhon; (c) $32 billion; (d) $130 bilhon. tms new movement A per- son who practices Wellbnety They can come on in an 7. For every ounce of alcohol consumed in tms coun- because they're too warm • LImit caffeme, alcohol try, how much does it cost to cover alcohol related not only stops dnnkmg and instant and may only last Later, they'll put all those druggmg, they learn how to for half a mmute. But for the and spicy foods Try soy- problems? (a) 80 cents per ounce for drunk driVIng, (b) covers back on based foods such as tofu and heal body, mmd and spmt as women who expenence hot SometImes, hot flashes $1 per ounce for VIolent cnmes committed under the well roasted soy nuts Influence; (c) 40 cents per ounce for medical costs; (d) flashes on a regular basIS, can be eVIdent m women all of the above Coyms teaches Wellbriety they can be quite exasperat- who are pen-menopausal in prevention and recovery ing. For many patIents, hor- 8 The percentage of patIents in hospitals suffering their early 40s. ThIS can mone replacement therapy from alcohol-related diseases is. strategies to Native Dr. PatriCla Peters is a happen when a woman has Amencan commumtles hospital-affilJated famdy can be an optlon that makes (a) 30 percent (b) 18 percent; (c) 10 percent; (d) 2 a lack of estrogen, ISobese or a great deal of difference percent. throughout the country practlce phYSICianat Metro mgests too much caffeme Family PhySIcians m WIth theIr symptoms The 9. How many people die every year from the disease usmg - among other things "If they make lifestyle - the MediClne Wheel and Clinton TownshIp. Among deCision to take estrogen of alcohohsm? (a) 25,000; (b) 45,000; (c) 80,000; (d) changes, sometlmes the hot needs to be based on a 100,000 Heahng Forest models. other things, she works with flashes WIll subside," Peters He uses the MedlClne women who a;e expenenc- patIent's personal and famI- 10 In a survey of those with alcohol problems, 70 said ly lustory Peters suggests percent said they found help after (a) reabzmg how Wheel, whIch traditIOnally ing symptoms of hot flashes To cope WIth hot flashes, traces the stages of hfe and workmg WIth a phYSICianto much money they spent on alcohol; (b) feeling Peter.> recommends' determine the risk and ben- ashamed of their behaVIor; (c) the dnnkmg was no development, and the "At the begmnmg of the Twelve Steps to create a cir- century, women only hved to efits of such a treatment longer fun; (d) a famtly member, fnend or co-worker ExerCise regularly. cle of healing. The eastern be in theIr 40s," Peters sald BeSides aUevlatmg hot intervened. Dr' .:15 layers of all-cotton. spoke of the wheel repre- "Now, I have patients who flashes, hormone replace- 11 How many Americans are liVIngWIth or related fahrtl. 'IIlot only do they ment therapy also helps to to an alcohohc? (a) 1m 3; (b) 1 in 8; (c) 1m 15; (d) 1 sents bIrth and launches the are actlvE' into their 90s absor! '. Isture, but layers first three steps of the recov- Women are hvmg longer and m 25 can be 'mc".rj as neces- • Battle osteoporosIs Answers: 1 (d) 54 percent; 2. (d) 5 percent; 3. (d) ery Journey The sbuthern want to feel healthy sary Use a fal",<'raIr condl- spoke symbolizes adoles- throughout their whole • Keep cholesterol levels all of the above, 4. (b) beer, 5 (c) 1 bllhon; 6. (d) tlOmng Splash cold water under control cence and famdy - the mId- lives. That includes copmg $130 btlhon; 7. (d) all of the above; 8 (a) 30 percent; on your face or hands at the • LimIt vagmal dryness dle ground where Steps 4-6 WIth menopause symptoms first sign Keep an Iced 9. (d) 100,000; 10 (d) a family member, friend or co- successfully" and atrophy worker mtervened; 11. (a) 1 in 3. are addressed. The west rep- dnnk handy Track flashes For many women, symp- • Keep bladder muscles resents the place where by date, time, mtenslty and strong adults connect to commum- toms of hot flashes start Dear Readers: length Note what you ate or • POSSibly prevent ty through Steps 7-9. The subtly. They may wake up at drank to identlfy tnggers, If you have questlons about mterventlOn for alco- night and pull covers off Alzheimer's disease and hohsm or other drug Journey culmmates m the such as wine, tea, or coffee colon cancer. addictloDs, Join us online for our "Chat on Interventlon" every Tuesday at 9 p.m. by log- ging onto Jlsltes chat- Are you missing out on life Research Study for space com.B189/. because of a non-healing wound? For education on family PREVENTION OF OSTEOPOROSIS mterventlon, borrow the audio/Vldeo program "Take Charge" from the Grosse Pomte public library, or read our Female volunteers are currently being recently published book "Love First. A New screened for participation in a research study Approach to Intervention for Alcohohsm and Drug Addiction," the Hazelden testing the safety and effectiveness of an GUidebook to mterven- tlon It ISavadable at investigational medication for the prevention Borders m the Village, and Barnes & Noble on of osteoporosis. This investigational Mack and Moross. You can also order the book Advanced treatment for wounds that won't heal from Amazon.com or by medication may also help lower cholesterol. calling Hazelden at (800) Being healthy is one oflife's weat pleasures. 328-9000 Participants must be postmenopausal for at Jeff aI.d Debra Ja} ar" But for people who have wound .. th:lt won'l hral llu(' to co-authors of the book diabetes or other health conditIOns, ~ometlme .. hfe r~Je'is least three years. "Love Flrs't, " publUlhed by than enloyable becau~e of the pain, the worrle\, and Hazelden. Jeff Jay IS other dlmcultle~. Director of Program Development for Brighton Now there's hope. Hospital and the preszdent Participation involves at least 12 visits over a of the Terry McGovern St John Wound Treatment Center ha..,brought together a te-Amof wound care spCClahsl.. - doctoTh, nUThC." Foundatzon In period of 26 months. Qualified participants Washmgton. DC Debra thcrapl~l" and other medical profe:.."lonalll - who u,e the Jay UI an mteruentwnist latest, mo't adY-mccd trecltmenl., to help you he-oiland get worklTlfl With famules back to cnl0}'lng hfc will receive stUdy medication and study- throughout the Unzted States and Canada If you or ~omeone you love has a wound that won't he-dl, related health assessments including bone Send questions to Jeff pJea.'iecall St John Wound Trealms>nt Center to make an Jay, clo Brzghton appointment for a consultatIOn WIthour wound care density testing. Hospital, Dept Gp, 12851 SIX.'Clalllll.. East Grand River, Brzghton, M148116, by Mt'(hcare and mOlltInsurance accepted GYN exam, and a mammogram. calliTlfl (810) 227.1211, or by e-mail questions to Jeff- Please caIJ today - [email protected]. srJOHN Hospital and 810-447-5511...... ,,,••' Medical center Jeff and Debfa Jay bue In For more information and an initial phone Grosse POinte Farms. It's time to heal. -.. --.CIIIlIr ....--. screening, call (313) 640-1219. "'Will sljolm 01'1( 68 January 11, 2001 Health Grosse Pointe News St. John lists classes, programs for January The followmg programs and Screening offered by St John HospItal reconditIoIUDg Classes meet ThIs free mabetes support SOCIalworkers and RNs pre- and Medical Center dunng DavId Calderone, DPM, for two hours, three twes a group offers those WIth ma- Nar-Anon sent InformatIOn Meetmgs week for SIXweeks at the St January 2001 are open to will speak on the Impor- betes and theIr sigruficant This group prOVIdes sup- are the second Thursday of the commuruty tance of proper foot care for John Hospital Pulmonary others the chance to share port for famlly and close each month at St John RehablhtatIon Center, 4849 Preregistration IS requIred mabetes and Wlli perform feelmgs and learn from oth- friends of drug abusers and Hospital For more mforma- screerungs for partIapants. Canyon m DetroIt. Classes for most classes. ers who are trytng to cope. A meets every Sunday from tlOn or to regIster, call (313) The program ISfree and will are limited In size hcensed social worker will 343-3747 Physician referral IS 7 30 to 9 30 p m at St John Preparing for Birth be held at 11 a.m Tuesday, assIst the group m dealmg Hospital. Call (888) 757. Jan 16, at Sacred Heart required For more informa- WIth Issues Important to 5463 between 8 a m and 6 Together Let's Cope Classes mclude BIrth Church, 18430 Utica an tion, call (313) 343-8308. PreparatIOn, BIrth people WIth diabetes For pm weekdays RoseVIlle 1b register or for ThIS parent.to-parent Refresher, Breastfeedmg, meetIng date and tIme, call more mformatlon, call (888) American Sign (313) 343.6830 support group IS speCIfically Slbhngs and tours of the St Open Arms Grieving for parents who have a chIld 757-5463 between 8 a.m. Language Classes John HospItal Blrthmg and 6 p m weekdays. Implantable Children's Program m the NICU or Special Care Center 1b register or for American SIgn Language Open Arms is a commuru- Nursery at St John more 1Oformatlon, call (888) ABCs of Asthma classes for begmners and Cardioverter ty program of St John HospItal or any other faclll- 757-5463 between 8 am intermedJate are offered by Deft brillator Health System and ty Phone support IS also and 6 p m. weekdays The Asthma Center at St. the Holley Ear InstItute at a John HospItal proVIdes spe- Education about carmac Eastwood Clirucs It offers avaIlable For more mforma- cost of $25 Classes meet free support groups for chu- tIon, call the TLC coormna. Diabetes CIalized asthma educatIon once a week for 10 weeks A care and the deVIce will be for adults and chudren, as offered from 5 to 6 p.m dren and family members tor, LaUrIe Jensen, at (313) Exercise Program textbook can be purchased Tuesday, Jan 16, WIth who are grieVIng the loss of 343-3868 well as for parents of chil- m class for $30. The Holley Started Jan 2, from 9 to dren WIth asthma Learn speakers, mcluding dieti- a loved one due to VIolence, Ear InstItute IS a consor- 1llness or aCCident DeSIgned Us Too! Support Group 10 a m Tuesdays and about the ABCs of asthma, tium of volunteer doctors, tIans. The group meets the Thursdays at St John tools of asthma manage- thIrd Tuesday of every other to help chtldren understand This group helps those SOCIal workers, teachers, death and the grlevmg Hospital, 22101 Moross ment and gettmg the most aumologlsts and other pro- month at St John Hospital. newly dIagnosed With 'Ib regaster or for more mfor. process, the program helps Exercrse m a safe atmos- from memcations Call (888) feSSIOnals devoted to prostate cancer and sur- phere with a regIstered 431-3103 matIon, call (888) 757-5463 partIcipants cope WIth feel- VIvorsof prostate cancer and ImproVIng the quabty of Me lOgS of anger, sadness or nurse and exerClse physiolo- for the deaf and hearlng- between 8 a m and 6 p m prostate msease and theIr gist SessIons are tWIce a Pulmonary weekdays loss. A general gnef support famlhes lead healthy and challenged Classes run group" meets on Thursday week for one hour at $5 a Rehabilitation Program until mid-March For more productIve hves by offenng sessIOn. The program IScon. Depression and everungs A group for sur- fellowshtp, shared counsel. Designed for adults with information or to register, vivors of homlClde meets on tlnuous and can be Jo1Oedat call (313) 343-7484 Manic Depression mg and diSCUSSIOn The any time Call (313) 343- emphysema, chronic bron- Tuesday everungs. All par- group meets the second chitis, asthma and other Support Group 3903 Massage Therapy tIapants are screened pnor Wednesday of each month at lung mseases, pulmonary ThIs group offers support to admIssion 1Oto the pro- St John Surgery Center, rehabilitation Incorporates Massage therapy is rec- Diabetic Foot Care for people with depreSSIon gram For Information, call 21000 12 Ml1e In St ClaIr education and exercise ommended for managing through a diSCUSSIonforum (313) 921-7983. There IS no everyday stress. Certified Shores. There ISno cost, but with occasional speakers. charge to participate 10 the myomassologlsts from St regIstration ISrequired Call IndividUals with depression program Open Arms IS (888) 757.5463 between 8 John Health System cost and manic depreSSIon Ill- located at 11148 Harper on $40 an hour. Gift certificates a m and 6 p m weekdays ness and their family mem- Detroit's east SIde are available. Call the loca- bers, fnends and students Free Blood tion of your choice to make SAFE an appointment are welcome Meetings are Pressure Checks the first and thIrd Sundays Survivors of Abuse, St. John Medical Breast Cancer of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. Focused on Empowerment at St John HospItal For provides a SAFE group for Equipment Services Support Group more information, call (313) women who are at-flsk 22239 Greater Mack, St You May Be Eligible For An The group meets the first 343-7000 and/or survivors of domestic ClaIr Shores Wednesday of the month violence Each weekly meet- FlTst Wednesday, month- OSTEOPOROSIS RESEARCH STUDY For more mformatlon or to Mom to Mom 109 will assess personal and ly; 10 a.m to noon. register, call (313) 343-3684. Support Group farnlly safety, provide mfor- WHO: • Generally healthy men mation regarding commuru. Harper Woods Cancer Support Group Having a baby often ty resources, legal nghts, Community Center • Not taking other drugs for osteoporosis brings more questions than This support group IS medical Issues and the 19748 Harper you think J om us to talk dynamICS of domestic VIO- Second Wednesday, designed for those living with a nurse about being a WHERE: Michigan Bone & Mineral Clinic, PC at WIth cancer. A health care lence. There IS no cost and monthly; 10 a.m to noon new mother, learn from cluld care assIstance IS pro- St. John Hospital & Medical Center professional facilitates the other moms and support group sessions and is there VIded. For Information and Eastland Mall, Market each other in this new and East Food Court to provide information. This to jom the group, call Participants May Receive: challengmg role Each week Eastwood Cltmcs at (313) 18000 Venller, Harper group meets the first and we WIllhave introductIOns of third Thursdays of each 882-8860 Woods • Regular Bone Density Tests moms and their babies, Second Wednesday, month from 6 to 7 30 p.m. at things to celebrate, a topic of • Regular Visits & Evalutions the St John Surgery Center, Second Wind monthly, 730-9 8.m • InvestIgatIonal Drug your choice, a time to visit 21000 12 MIle in St. Clair Stroke Group Shores Call Donna Handley and share helpful tIpS St. John Professional • Calcium & Vitamin D Supplements Meetmgs are from 10 a.m. to This support group pro- at (313) 343-4970. Ph~~~\ ~ ~\ k • Travel Compensation noon for babies over 12 VIdes educatIOn and SOCIal. 22i!H MOross, . -, , For more information caU: Diabetes months; from noon to 1 P m. IZation for stroke patients, ProfeSSIOnalBldg Two for babies under 12 months. theIr famdy members or SUite G25, DetrOit 1-888-844-90 10 Support Group Call (888) 757-5463 between caregivers Guest speakers, Fourth Monday, monthly; 8 a m. and 6 p.m weekdays occupational therapists, 2 - 4 pm. Genesis Lutheran Church 7200 Mack, DetrOIt First Sunday, monthly, 1 pm Our Lady of Sorrows 2965 Meldrum, DetrOit Third Sunday, monthly. COTTAGE HOSPITAL 1030 - 11 30 a m New Calvary Baptist Church EMERGENCY CENTER. 3975 Concord, Detroot Fourth Sunday, monthly; -liMING Is 1230 - 1 pm EVERYllfING. Cottage Hospital Emergency Center delivers American Heart .1. fast, thorough emergency medical attention Association." around the c1ock-every day and every night. 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't'BON SECOURS COnAGE HEALTH SERVICES ~ 78 Entertainm.ent January 11, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 'Motor City Triptych' paints portrait of Detroit Neeme J8rVI and the There IS no mlstakmg the more pleasure than they demandmg and frenetic but work, It was hIs encore that orchestra, In playmg the DSO launched the m1l1enru- Motown sounds and beats seemed to have In this per- generously spiced with put the exclamatIOn mark Wagner, bared ItS soul and urn and DetrOit's 300th mmglmg rhythm and blues. formance They stretched snatches of ethmc Identity on the performance gave powerful proof of Its birthday year With a funky WIth such other styles as the hmlts of their mstru- reflectmg the mixed cul- Followmg enthublastlc stature as one of the world'., swagger last weekend With soul and rock The musIc ments to evoke the vocal tures of the city applause punctuated With finest the world premiere of a new Jumps and sWings WIth quahtIes and mstrumental It was the third move- bravos, Prelude to the third MeanwhIle, for fanb of work by CQmposer-m-resl_ rhythmIC energy, the mnov- effects of the Motown mUSI- ment, tItled "Rosa Parks act of Lohengnn rent the the Daugherty adventure, dence Michael Daugherty atIve vocal harmOnIes of clans VIPhnIsts strummed Boulevard," that seemed to aIr m Orchestra Hall FIrst Jarvi has more In store FollOWInghIs trademark that era and the feelIng of their fiddles lIke guitars probe most profoundly It recalled Mahler's great tOnIght, as well as tomor- practIce, Daugherty drew ImprOVIsedperformances WoodWIndsrumbled at the aspects of music that are debts to Wagner But anoth- row and Saturday evemngs on contemporary pop musIc extremIty of theIr range most deeply embedded m er ImpreSSIOnqUickly arose "Hell's Angels for Bassoon styles that blossomed In State of the Arts PercusslOmsts produced DetrOIt's soul- raw In mUSICthiS familiar, Quartet~ not only draws Motown to create In "Motor hvely counterpomt 10 the rhythm, waIlmg brass and heard many tImes m a lIfe- new effects from that CIty Tnptych~ a musical UnIque patterns of per- gospel Here, Daugherty's time of lIstenIng as played underexposed woodwmd, portrait of the cIty's most formers WIthJazz m theIr InSpIrations Included hiS by the world's greatest but also has some unusual charactenstic quahtles of blood And Maestro JarvI, acquaIntance WIth Rosa orchestras, a new perfor- sconng, lIke foot btampmg lIfe who ISa master of tncky Parks, her favonte hymn mance ISmost open to cnb- for the conductor and COb- His score IS plenty funky rhythm, danced like a "Freedom," and the WIde cal Judgment and compan- tumes for the baSbOOnIstb J8rVI and the orchestra pro- dervIsh on the podium to expressIve powers of the son As fine as the pro- Combmed With VIOlInIst Vldedthe swagger make It happen trombones. gramrned performances Joshua Bell plaYIng the The work opens WIth a That was only the first It was an espeCIally were that evenIng, the Sibellus concerto, It IS retrospective movement movement remarkable expenence to Lohengnn wab dazzlmg _ another program not to that the composer ('aIls "Pedal to the Metal~ fol. hear these contemporary as excIting and clear-cut as mIss "Motown Mondays" lowed WIth a mUSIcal musical Idioms treated sym- the greatest m memory The Call (313) 576-5111 MUSIcalentertaIners who ImpreSSIOnof a high speed phomcally WIth verve and were toppmg the charts m Appropnately, the record- dnve out MIchIgan Avenue genume feeling for the the '60s, when DetrOIt was mgs of that era were often The landscape IS neon Idiom With all the nch and a maJor player In the pop blessed WIth background SignS, dmers, bars, Middle artistIC force of wluch the record busmess, were sound prOVidedby members Eastern restaurants, used orchestra IS capable Daugherty's msplratlOn for of the DSO stnng sectIOn car lots, and all the other It also provoked a sur- the segment He draws on Many of those stnng play- conglomeratIOn hnmg the pnsmg recogrutIOn that in memones of sessIOns at ers are still In the orchestra curbs of that sample of adoptIng pop culture for local lounges that they and remember well the fun automotIve Amencana The symphomc treatment, played on the off day of the they had at those gigs But mUSIC,lIke life on the Daugherty shares a baSIC week It could not have been any street, ISoften dIscordant, pnnClple that was also used by earher composers hke Mahler, whose first sym. Spicy adventure phony was the other work on the program But what a difference m yields tasty surprise content The well-ehosen I was lookIng for a comparuon piece for the large cooloe sheet and lent results. ObViously I recipe to feature this week program camed the listener spray WIthno-sbck spray. tnpled the amounts of when - bmgo - in the back to a bme of clear, In a large shallow dish, mannade and bread maIl came a free cookbook straIghtforward melody combine the bread crumbs crumb coating as well (because I subscnbe to WIth orderly, romantic WIth the Parmesan The baking rack is neces- Bon Appebt) cheese, flour, thyme, development From the Perfect tlmmg sary because It WIllkeep opening offstage trumpets papnka and cayenne pep- the chIcken from stickmg I scanned the cookbook and Imitations of the per '!bss the dry mgredl- to the cookIe sheet and and found a reCIpefor sounds of nature, to the ents until well-blended help produce a more blanng brass clImaxes, the SPiCYoven-frIed chIcken I "fned" quality m each had all of the mgredlents Remove the chicken pIece Mahler FIrst IS a thnller on hand except for the that makes easy hstemng pIeceS from the marinade Don't let the SpICY chicken and the butter- (one at a bme, allOWIng and never falls to hold milk Ingredients scare you. attentIon It also highlight- the ('xcess mannade to Most of the mannade My husband loves spIcy ed the dIfference m many of drip off), roll m the bread stays behmd and the SPICY food This recipe ISdeti. the mstrumental effects crumb mIxture and place coatmg IS a deliCIOUScom- llltely a kItchen adventure between Mahler's time and on the prepared bakIng phment to the jwcy chick- worth takIng. 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Pointe Nav& South's victory over Utica Ford II looks pretty in MAC Red standings By Chuck Klonke especially on defense." first shot at starting" after a South turnover Sports Editor South's non-league 57-52 Jahnke made the second Grosse POInte South's 44- VIctory over Notre DamE' There were seven lead of two free throws WIth 33 35 ViCtOryover Utica Ford featured solid play mSlde changes and five ties seconds to go The Insh last week wasn't a thmg of and outside through the first three quar- attempted a three-pomt shot beauty but It looked pretty "We have the people who ters agamst Notre Dame but -but Buckley grabbed the good to Blue DeVIls coach can glve teams problems a basket by Russell dunng rebound _ his seventh of George Petrouleas either way," Petrouleas sald an 8-0 run by the Blue the game _ and fed Jahnke "I've always said I'd "Russell and Buckley can do DeVIlsthat bndged the third a pass for a layup to seal the rather have an ugly win the work mSlde and we have and fourth quarters put VIctOry than a pl'etty loss," some people who can hit South ahead to stay Petrouleas salli after South from the penmeter, too." Young led Notre Dame Improved its record 10 the Russell finIshed WIth 21 John HalpIn'S three-pomt WIth 15 pomts, Brian Biggs Macomb Area Conference pomts and 10 rebounds. play when he was fouled on Red DlVlslOnto 2-0 Berschback had 14 pomts, had 11 and CurtIS Nieves an offenSive rebound trig- scored 10 "It was a blue-collar WIn including 10 10 the second gered the run and It was The two vlctones last for us Our defense did a half, and 'Ibm Jahnke came capped by a free throw by good Job and that's some- off the bench to score 13 week Improved South's over- Russell WIth 5.12 left in the all record to 4-1 thmg that we always points game. emphaSize in practice We're "Jahnke IS one of our The Blue DeVIls play at Dakota on Fnday, then host stIli trymg to get our offense unsung heroes," Petrouleas Notre Dame cut the lead gomg the way we want it to said "He's playing well Chippewa Valley on Tuesday to 54-52 WIth 53 seconds In what has become one of be " enough to be a starter but I remaining when Marcuz the top nvalries 10 the MAC Some of the offenSive bke to give the seniors the Young scored on a layup problems might be attrib- Red uted to South's early sched- ule The Blue Devils played only three games before the Defense carries North to first holiday break and had Photo by Dr RLChard Dunlap another one postponed Groue Pointe South's John Russell (54) drives because of the weather. victory in MAC Blue action put Tom Mazzocco of Notre Dame during last "At least we're playing By Chuck Klonke back by Joe Hermann to 2 hole," Stavale Sald week'. non-league game. Russell scored 21 points some games now," Sports Editor lead by four WIth about two Stavale felt a lot better aad collected 10 rebounds in South'. 57-52 victory, Petrouleas saId. "When we Grosse Pomte North's first played Notre Dame (last mmutes left, but MacDonald after the MarySVIlle game victory of 2001 was all a answered WIth another bas- than he dId after the Wednesday) it was our third result of defense. game In 3 112weeks" ket to make It 33-31 WIth Norsemen dropped their North skaters split "From start to finish our 1'39 left diviSIOn opener to SterlIng The game was close defense kept us in this one," throughout the first half. After another North Heights Stevenson 58-55 In said coach Dave Stavale turnover, MarySVIlle got an another turnover-plagued South held a 20-19 lead at after the Norsemen held on in Showcase games halfhme and the Blue Dews offensive foul With 102 affair for a 38-34 VIctory over remaining and Hermann By Chuck Klonke were up 36-29 after three In that game, North we have to do. Alpena took quarters. Marysville 10 a Macomb sank both free throws. jumped out to a 15-2 lead Sports Editor Area Conference White some penalties late 10 the Senior guard Mike Cleary then made two but by halftime the Titans Grosse Pointe North's game but we kept our com- Division game Important steals One set up hockey team got a split of ItS Wolking had an excellent had a 29-23 advantage. posure" "I told the kids to ~ust a free throw by Reilly Many of the Norsemen's 35 two games in last weekend's game as he collected 15 keep plaYIng defense We North jumped out to a 3-0 pomts and three aSSIsts. O"Thole The other one he turnovers occurred m the Troy Showcase tournament first.penod lead on goals by have to dig In and WIn It took end-to-end for a layup second quarter but the Norsemen mIght "He reahzed he dum't WIth our defense ," Roger Home - hIS first of WIth 14.5 seconds to play to "Wedidn't play well defen- have come away WIth even have a good game against That's because the offense two - Mike Barger and Notre Dame," Petrouleas put the Norsemen ahead 38- SIVelyIn that game, either," more than a victory. Andy Carter wasn't helping the 31 , "There were a lot of col- said. "We talked and he Stavale said. Dan Socia and ChriS Norsemen at all North com- "KC had a great game," One of the few bnght lege and jUnior scouts came out WIth a real solid mitted 32 turnovers and Barger also tallied for the Stavale said of the senior spots 10 that game was the watchmg the games," sald effort agamst Ford He got shot around 30 percent from Norsemen, who led 5-0 after some key baskets, ran the who finished WIth 15 points, play of forward Hoble !'Wr~Jt.9,ch'd~t,,, ~ twy ~~. Davui Nevew,: the field. seven rebounds and SIX "Dur killS ma i'S'5me gooa offense well and. did a good Schleicher, who led North 'and . 'aefensemen 'Trevor ..."We should have WOnby steals. "We wouldn't have WIth 15 pomts. Hermann contacts " job defensively. His man did- 15 points," Stavale said Mallon and Bob RItter each n't score a point." won this game without him and O"Ibole added 11 apiece. North won the opening collected two assists "But gIve MarySVIlle credit. We ask him to do a lot of ~me 6-0 agaInst Alpena, John Russell had 12 "Hable is one of the great The loss to Churchill was- Their kids worked hard. And things for us. " success stories here," which was ranked seventh pomts and seven rebounds that Isn't a bad team." n't a total disaster for North and Dan Buckley also was a Hermann finished WIth 10 Stavale said "He has really m the state In DIVISionI, but North never tral1ed after but It did give them their factor mSlde, both rebound- POInts, 10 rebounds, four worked to make himself an the Norsemen dropped a 3-0 KC Cleary's basket late 111 first defeat 10 the Michigan aSSIsts and three steals. excellent mSlde player Now decision to eighth-ranked Ing and on defense the first quarter gave the Interscholastic Hockey Bnan Berschback ch1pped O'Thole collected seven he has to take It to the next Llvoma Churchill League. Churchill isn't a Norsemen a 10.8 lead at the points and five asSISts "We played a great game 10 WIth 10 pomts for South. level and be able to do It league member, but because end of the period. But Matt Throop led every mght" against Alpena," Lock said. "Ford doesn't have the North's lead was never big the Chargers are a common in MarysVllle with nine po1Ots, Stavale said that one of "Everyone played a sohd skill players they've had enough for Stavale to relax. opponent for the teams 10 one more than teammate the reasons North came up game. We dammated the past years but they have The Norsemen took a 29- the MIHL, their games Sean Horan scored flat against Stevenson was game from start to fimsh good size and they can shoot 21 lead mto the fourth quar- count 10 the league stand- The VictOry over the that the Norsemen were We outshot them 37-20, we the ball well," Petrouleas ter but several turnovers lOgS Vlkings evened North's divi- lookmg ahead to their annu- forechecked really well, the said "We had to come up and missed shots later, the "Wedidn't play that badly, sion record at 1-l. al meetIng WIth Grosse defense did a good job of WIth a good defensive effort Vikmgs cut the margin to but ChurchIll tried to slow and we did Everybody who "That was an important Pointe South a couple of moving the puck out of our thIngs down," Lock saId 31-29 on a layup by John WIn because it's a lot zone and Cohn (Chase) played made a contribution, MacDonald North got a put- "They have a good defense tougher to climb out of an 0- See NORTH, page lOB made the big saves when he They blocked a lot of our had to. shots. "We played with a lot of "There weren't a lot of Fonner Pointer's emotIOn and speed We also shots by either team, played smart That's what although we had a lot of offenSive zone tIme It was a career is thriving Norsemen ga'ne without a lot of flow. They had 11 shots and we Former Grosse Pointer Spnngs where he teaches had 16 Their goahe made Ryan Jahnke's figure skat- skatIng and traInS at the finish 11th some good saves when he Ing career contInues to World Arena had to" thrive after his move to at Plymouth Colorado Jahnke also has skatmg It was a penalty-filled con- prlVlleges at the United Grosse Pointe North's test WIth North belOg called The 1996 Grosse Pomte States OlympiC Trainmg gymnastics team fimshed for 29 mmutes 10 penaltIes South honors graduate fin- Center. 11th in last weekend's "That's one of the reasons Ished Sixth 10 the recent , Plymouth InVItational we couldn't get a flowgomg," Trophee Lallque Grand Pnx He is a member of the Lock said "We weren't able competitIOn in Pans. Umted State figure skating The Norsemen had a team to do our normal hne rota- team and IS the reigmng score of 129 4, led by ClaIre tIOns One offiCial called 11 The Grand Pnx cirCUIt gold medahst for the Cadonn's all-around score of at our 1& penalties I think featul e.. many ehte world &uthwestern Reglon of the 3425 he thought the Showcase level skaters country Cadonn had an 8 95 score was for him" on vault, an 8 9 on floor The spht of last week's Jahnke's •recent appear- Jahnke finished fifth in exerCIse, 8.5 on balance actIOn dropped the ances Include shows in the National beam and 7 9 on uneven Norsemen's record to 3-1-1 Anchorage, Alaska, WIth the ChampIOnships In barll. 10 the league and 9-2-1 over- Anchorage Youth Symphony, Cleveland last January. It all North hosts Woodhaven the Christmas Pops on Ice was hiS thIrd straight top 10 Chnstlne Victor also had tomght, Jan 11, at 8 p m at production With the fimsh in the semor men's a good meet for the the Shores CiVICArena Colorado Springs Symphony natlOnal competition Norsemen WIth an 83 1>n Woodhaven IS the team Orchestra and country floor, 8 2 on vault and 7.65 that ehmmated North from smger Chely Wright and a Last year, Jahnke also on bars. Tracy Dornbrook the state tournament last New Year's Eve gala at represented the Umted had .n ImpreSSive perfor. season WIth a VIctory In the Keystone Resort 10 States at the Nebelhorn m~ WIth 8.4 on floor, 8 2 DIVISionII quarterfinals Colorado Trophy competition in on,~ and 8 1 on vault "I thml( a lot of our kids Obertsdorf, Germany, and are going to be fired up for Jahnke left Grosse Pomte the Four Contments meet in '&talie Victor scored 8 2 this game," Lock said and Wayne State Umversity Osaka,Japan on beam and 7.85 on vault North returns to league 10 1998 to follow hiS long- Other highlights mcluded play on Saturday when it time coach, Diana RonaYlJe, Jahnke plans to return to Maureen Moceri's personal plays at Blrmmgham when she became director of Grosse Pointe to visit family best on floor (8.5) and vault Brother Rice at 4 30 p m. skatmg for the Broadmoor and friends in February lI'onner Groue PolDter Ryan JaJuake wU1 Ihoot for (7.8) and Leslie Cadonn's Next weekend the Skatmg Club at the after competing in the 2001 • fourth -trai8ht top 10 ftm..h In the lentor mn'_ 7.9 on bars. Norsemen play In a tourna- Colorado Springs World U S. National competition at the United Stat.. National ftCun ment In Marquette Arena Championships later thiS Ibttna champloubipa ill SOlItonlater uu. month. He now hves in Colorado month. .....~ January 11, 2001 _10B__ S_ports Grosse Pointe New8 Fordson tournament produces four champions for Norsemen By Chuck Klonke or we would have been chal- season that Emmerson has Aaron Bustl1ho at 215 slon 10 the semIfinals, then Job He lost both of IDS Sports Editor lenglOg for the champl- won the diVISion Bustllllo won ms first two came back to WInthe conso- matches to the same lud • The Dearborn Fordson onshlp agam," Pantaleo "Chns has been wrestling matches on pms, then won labon final In overttme Although he dJdn't earn a InVItational has often been a saId "I was really pleased well all season," Pantaleo by IIlJUrydefault medal, Pantaleo praised the turmng pomt In Grosse WIth our performance" saId "ThIS IS the second "Aaron would have liked "He came back strong work of heavyweIght Adam Pomte North's wrestling Van Assche pmned hIS tournament he's won" to wrestle the final match - after losing a tough match," Chupa season and coach Joe way to the champIOnship at Bnan Hlrt mIght have and I trunk he would have Pantaleo said "He had a Pantaleo hopes that thiS 140 pounds and none of hiS been the most Impressive won," Pantaleo saId "He good tournament, too." "Adam has made a lot of year ISno exception three matches lasted beyond champIOn from North as he looked strong m hiS first progress smee he came to us "It's been a breakthrough the first penod won a 12-0 deciSIOn m the two" Scott Somerset (160) and as a freshman,. Pantaleo tournament for a lot of our "Trus ISChns' first year as 145 final and earned most North had a pair of thIrd- Aaron Senter (171) each fin- said "He lost a lot of weight wrestlers," Pantaleo said a starter and he's gettmg valuable wrestler honors place finIshers m Van Loon ished fourth and replaced It with muscle. "Last year, It started Chns stronger all the time," "He Just dommated the at 112 and Jesse Bordato at "Scott lost 3-2 on a tough HIS bIggest problem 1Sthat Emmerson and JIm Van Pantaleo Said "We talked match," Pantaleo said "He 152 call m the semIfinals, then he's only about 5.7 and It Loon off to what turned out about how people have never let the other kid, who "Van Loon halobeen strug- won 15-2 m the wrestleback, hurts bun when he's to be bIg seasons ThIS year, stepped up m thiS tourna- was seeded No I, get on top glmg early thiS season, so It but got pinned m the conso- wrestling taller kids with we're hopmg It does the ment And he's the one who Bnan IS another one who was good to see mm have a latton final," Pantaleo s81d more leverage" same for Chns Van Assche" did It" has been outstanding all good tournament,. Pantaleo "HIS mexpenence hurt rum Van Assche was one of Emmerson was first m the season. said "He spramed both of in that match He tned to North hosts the Norsemen four mdlVldual champions l30-pound diVISion, postmg A year ago, Hlrt was see- hiS ankles and that hurt his make a move and baSically ClasSIC on Saturday, begin- for the Norsemen, who fin- a 2-1 overtIme VIctorym the ond In the tournament, los- condJtlOmng He wasn't able pmned rumself mng at 9 a.m. The 13-team ished a solid trurd after wm- title match HISfirst two VlC- Ing 9-0 In the champIOnshIp to do any running or tournament WIll be a dual- ning the tournament for tones were easIer He won match wrestlmg He hadn't found "Senter is actually a 160- meet format for the first four years m a row ms openmg bout on a fall, Another North wrestler his groove untIl thIS tourna- pounder so he's not as big as time The champIonship "We had a couple of bad then posted a 9-2 deCISIon who went from second place ment" a lot of the kIds he's match ISexpected to start at breaks m semIfinal matches It was the second straight to first at Fordson was Bordato lost a 13-9 decI- wrestling But he did a mee around 7 p.m Blue Devils break even in tourney Grosse Pomte South's vol- slon. Andrea Palmer had leyball team had a break- five kills and Liz Laciura even day at the recent East four for the Blue DeVIls. ENTERTAINMENT Detroit Invitational In a 15-4, 7-15 split with The Blue Devils split each Regina, Kirsten Winfield of their pool series with four had eight kills and Palmer opponents. collected five. In the opener WIth Palmer contnbuted nine Roseville, South won 15-5, k1l1sand Judy Turnbull had CENTER SALE then dropped a 15-8 decl- four m a 15-12, 5-15 split with East DetrOIt and Laclura and Palmer had Pointer is eight kills apIece to high. hght a 15-1, 12-15 match top rookie WIth Port Huron. Save Coach Stephanie Coddens Grosse Pointer Whitney said that Casey McFeely Gage made an immediate had an excellent tourna- Impact on the Umverslty of ment Vermont's field hockey team "She played great defense Gage led the Catamounts all tournament. Her passing 40% m sconng and was named was nght on," Coddens sald. to Rookie of the Year m the "KIrsten Wmfield's passing America East Conference by was also very accurate." a vote of the league's coach- Jen O'Brien did a good job es. of setting and sophomores Gage, who attended Carohne DIVirgil and LIz Knnball Union Academy, is Halpm played well in the the first Vermont field hock- back row. 50% ey player to WIn a postsea. "It was a good way to start son mdlVldual award from the season," Coddens said. "1 the conference She'& only was impressed with things that we chd" the fourth Catamount play. er to be named to the all- conference team She was a second team selection and also made the league's all. North- roolue squad From page9B Gage scored nine goals and collected three assists days later and was one of the reasons "It was Weenight and day that Vermont had ItS most the difference between those successful season in a two games,. Stavale said. "It Summer Cottage Ent. Ctr decade was all about executIon Sugg retalr$250S Pasadena Entertainment Ctr. Sugg retall $4275 She scored game'Wlnning Against South we executed Sale $1445 Sale $2445 goals in wins over Colgate offensively and defensively. and Hofstra Vermont was 5- We shot 60 percent in the 2 m the games 10 wruch she second half and we attacked scored them inSide. We also played Gage was the Amenca sohd defense. That l!econd East Rookie of the Week half was about as good as it three times and in one sea- gets for us." son has received more North came away with a league honors than any 49.44 VIctory as Hermann other Vermont player scored 15 points, Schleicher had 14 and O"Ibole, who rut a three-pointer at the end of PAL teams the third quarter, finished WIth 13 to include Another key to the win against the Blue Devils was North cutting its turnovers Collector's Cherry local players to a season-low 15. Sugg retail $9375 Earher, North beat Sale $5395 The girls basketball sea- Warren Fitzgerald 52-42 in son hasn't ended for 25 a MAC crossover. Grosse Pomte high school It was another solid effort players. by the Norsemen who shot They'll contmue to 43 p~rcent from the field Improve their skills during and comm1tted 18 the winter by pamcipatmg turnovers m the Detroit Police Athletic "It was a typical North League basketball progrAm !laml> WI' dIdn't gi,.c up The 14-and-under and 16- much defensIVely" Stavale and-under Panthers teams slUd. "Jeff Caldweil and Bill are organized and coached Dickerman did a great job by RoblD Dalby and Jim defenSIvely on FItzgerald's RIdgway. They are an exten- best player, Carlos English SIon of the successful AAU They held him scoreless m MIchigan Panthers program the second half" Martinique Santiago run by Grosse Pomters Mike Sugg retail $4680 The final score was some- Sugg. retalf$9705 and Sandy FranCIS what deceptIve because Sale $2699 Sale $5595 "These girls love basket- North only led by a pomt ball and recognize that to WIth 2 112mmutes remalD- play at an elevated skill mg The Norsemen got a level 10 hIgh school they couple of late steals and the have to continually work on Spartans were forced to foul their game,. Dalby said to get the ball back. 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See PAL, pare llB January 11, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Sports 118 South bounces back after loss on Midland trip By Chuck Klonke Baldcoach Bob Bopp. "It was scormg chances 10 thIS hiS opportumty and took lnJunes at that pOSItIOn Sports Editor real qUIet on the bus on our South hosts Ann Arbor One of the best th10gs for game," Bopp saId "We could advantage of It" "He has been outstandmg Huron on Saturday at 720 way to play Midland You have been up by SIXor seven a team or a player IS to get Lorenger, Hackett and on defense,. Bopp saId "He P m at the CIty Ice Arena could tell what was on the goals, but all of a sudden Ryan Mischmck also had nght back mto action after a kIds' minds. has only been back there for The Blue DeVIls'next league we're looking at a tie game. aSSIStsfor South a few games, but he looks poor performance Apparently It was to score game IS Thursday, Jan 18, That was the C\lse for That's when one of South's Andrew Scavone pIcked hke he has been playmg at RIverVIew Gabnel as qwckly as possible and top players stepped up up the VIctorym goal as he there all season He's play- Grosse Pomte South's hock- erase aU memones of the Richard ey team last week after It Thdd Lorenger, who turned away 18 shots The mg With a lot of confidence" mght before It took only 47 earned All-State honors a dropped a 4-1 decIsion to Blue DeVIlshad 38 shots on seconds for Justin Graves to year ago, fired a slap shot goal Midland Dow on Its annual score the Blue Devtls' first tnp to Midland from just inSIde the blue line The first two pen ods of goal In their 3.2 w10over the that beat the Midland goahe "The Dow game was our the Dow game had Bopp Chemlcs at 3 44 only bad game of the year wondermg who the "It was nice to see us come "We needed that goal; and we Just wanted to play Imposters were who were out and get that early goal,. Bopp saId "Thdd IS havmg weanng South umforms agam as soon as we could Bopp sald "We looked hke a another tremendous sea- and forget about that game," "They beat us to the puck much dtfferent team than son. and looked too qUick for us; we dtd on Fnday We were Once South had the lead It he said "After the first two moving the puck and skat- had to fight to keep It The penods we had only eIght PAL Ing hke we usually do " Blue Devtls picked up three shots on goal Our passing Remy Fromm gave South straight penaltIes but they wasn't sharp It looked hke From page lOB a 2-0 lead when he scored at managed to kill them off the layoff for Chnstmas Ambrozy, Ashante-'Calhoun, 8'18 of the opemng period with the penalty-kIlling of hurt us. Maggie Colhson, Anne "It was good to see Remy forwards Graves, Mike The Chargers led 3-0 after Dalby, Dayna Hohlfeldt, get a goal because there's Hackett, Steve Maxwell, two penods South played Natahe Humphry, nobody that works harder H J Richardson and Bobby much better m the third StephsllIe KostlUk, Lauren than he does; Bopp said Danforth and defensemen penod The Blue Devt.ls had Palazzolo, Kelly Payne, "He helps us more with his Lorenge~ Jacques 14 shots and finally got a Kara Peters, LIz Ridgway effort than hiS scoring, but Perreault, TIm Vandenboom goal at 11 39 when and Rachel Sulhvan this bme he had the chance and Thm Khck Richardson scored dunng a ..... Playmg for the 16-and- and he buned It" "TIus was a bIg Winfor our power play, assisted by under squad are Ambrozy, Only 27 seconds after confidence; Bopp said "We Hackett Colleen Buckley, Anne Fromm's goal, MIdland took had a lot of people play "We tned to dump the Campbell, Katie Caretb, advantage of a mIstake III well " puck In dunng the thud Lauren Hamngton, Krystm the South end and scored to One was Danforth, who .. penod and get It back WIth MacConnachle, Jennifer make It 2.1 It stayed that also picked up an assist on our forechecking,. Bopp Marsh, Jessica Marsh, Beth way until the 21-second Fromm's goal saId. "Weplayed a lot better Mumaw, Amy ReId, Kate mark of the thIrd period "He has gone from bemg In the thIrd penod " Rodnguez, Mandy when the Chemlcs tIed the on the fourth hne to becom- One of the bnght spots for Photo by Dr RIchard Dunlap Schwamtz and KIrsta game on a shot that deflect- 109 one of our top players," South was the play of Steve Maxwell. left, was one of several effecUve lerda ed off a South player's skate Bopp s8ld "Weknew he was Perreault, who was SWItched penalty-killers for Grosse Pointe South's hockey "We mIssed a lot of great a good player He waited for to defense because of team In its victory over Midland last weekend. omething old, something new at Cobo auto show "Thunderbird is one of tonneau, giving the car a the most tlme-honored ICOns sporty, but laid-back look In automotIve history,. says that set It apart The Sports J. Mays, Ford VIcepresl. Roadster was offered ag8ln dent of Design. "There's a m 1963. In 1999, Ford unveiled the Thunderbird concept, which p8ld homage to the origmal 1955 through 1957 cars, but aficionados spot- ted the more subtle cues borrowed from Birds of the 1960s, Includtng the long deck and round tal1lamps The Thunderbird Sports Roadster concept ISa more outward interpretatIon of the 1962 and 1963 designs. uto Show at Cobo Center, strong emotional connectton The car reflects the flam- ord Motor Co and to the early Thunderbuds boyant '60s fimshed m vivid hrysler Corp sought The new ThunderbIrd con- The Thunderbird Sports Roadllter updates 1962-63 styling to Ford's retro red enamel WIth a white 2002 Thunderbird. spiratton in their past for cept rekindles those emo- leather intenor The con- dows that opened, the '49 e first cars they unveiled tlons. cept features a sloped rear should be; says J Mays, Chrysler/Jeep DlVlslOn Ford boosted the corpora- the show The "Bullet BIrds" of the deck WIth a molded Ford VIcepreSIdent of Global Brand Center, tion back mto second place ord looked back to 1962 early '60s per80mfied a FIberglas tonneau cover design. DalmlerChrysler Corp m sales and powerfully a ThunderbIrd Sports futunstIc image WIth a and integrated, white "The concept melds "Grand Cherokee melded dster based on the smooth aerodynamic influenced styling for years together many of the cus- thiS legendary reputatIOn leather-covered headrests to come. mmg 2002 appearance and a deSign embossed with the trade- tom car designs from the WIthluxury and now the Now an all-new Ford derblrd and went back that featured full-length mark Thunderbird logo 1950s as well as elegant next great Jeep idea, Forty.Nine custom coupe 949 for Its Ford 49 retro body sculptunng, said Chrome-fimshed fasteners cues and shapes from some LIberty, expands the depth concept makes Its world reise. Mays In 1962, the Sports secure the tonneau to the of the great Itahan deSIgns, and reach of the Jeep brand debut at the 2001 North And Chrysler showed a Roadster was unveIled, fea- roadster such as Ghla " even further. w version of Its venerable tunng a large fiberglass Amencan InternatIonal DalmlerChrysler unveIls Like they say, everythmg Ford also mtroduced the Auto Show eep, the Liberty, whIch IS tonneau cover that changed Ford Forty-Nine concept car Its new Jeep LIberty as the old is new ag8ln "The inspIration for the rongly in the tradition of the convertIble 'Bud from a which draws inspiratIon newest member of the leg- The show opens to the Forty-Nine concept comes at popular line whIch four-place to a two-place from one of the most revolu. endary brand started 60 public next Saturday, Jan from the passIOn and eXCIte. gat the sports-utility of car tlOnary post.World War II years ago. 13 and runs through ment of the original, com- day The tonneau completely deSIgns, the '49 Ford With "The Jeep brand has Sunday, Jan 21 Early mdt- bmed with the ImagmatlOn The ThunderbIrd Sports covered the rear seats and Its new "slab Sides," inte- always been known for Its catIOns are that It IS also of people across America Roadster concept was r8lsed the deck of the car to grated body and fenders, outstanding capablhty and follOWIngestabhshed tradI- who customIzed the car and inspired by the 1962 Ford meet flush WIth the tops of independent front suspen- ruggedness WIth vehicles tIOn and WIllbe a great t1Irned it mto what they Thunderbird Sports the front bucket seats A sion and rear quarter WIn- such as Wrangler; said Thm show Roadster and echoes deSIgn smooth, aerodynamiC fit thought a really great car Mannelh, VIcepreSident, My adVIce Don't mIss lt cues remimscent of the was accomplished by seat .Bullet Birds" of the '60s backs that recessed into the Pewabic Pottery Winter Semester 2001 Conveniently offering morning, after school, evening and weekend classea for the beginner to You May Be Eligible For An .... ncad student B. 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Jefferson Detroit, MI48224 j January 11, 2001 128 Metro calendar Gro888 Pointe News ... 4eJetae~ Frlday,dan.12 St Joan of Arc, 22412 Prepare to partlCJpate 10 slon IS $5 Annual Passes Jan 17 to Feb 21, from 7 to The fee is $40 for both days Religious repast Overlake 10St Clatr Shores local TV productions WIth are available for $18 Call 9 p m or Thursday!>, Jan 18 or $20 for one day Share lit- erary VIews dunng a free Nounsh your body and Preregtstration IS reqUIred Lights, Camera, ActIOn, (313) 884-4222 to Feb 22, from 10 a m to spmt by partaking in a Call (810) 778-1109 Tuesday, Jan 23, from 730 noon The fee IS$35 Cozy up Book Club on the second Wednesday of each month, Men's EcumeDlcal to 8 30 p m The fee IS $5 Alzheimer's aid to QUIltmg For Begtnners, Breakfast, Fnday, Jan 12, Get 10 shape WIthDon't GIve FamIly and fnends of Wednesdays, Jan 17 to Feb from 2 to 3 p m Explore Poetic memories Up WID the WeIght Game, 21, from 730 to 9 pm The health and wellness Issues at 7 30 am, at Grosse those suffering from Grosse Pomte Poet/novel. Tuesday, Jan 23, from 7 to 9 fee IS $35 Start the New on the third Wednesday of Pomte Memonal Church, 16 1st Professor Anca AlzheImer's DIsease and p m The fee IS $18 EnJOYa Year on the nght note WIth each month, from 1 to 2 p.m Lakeshore 10 Grosse POlOte related dementIa can share Vla80polos WIll dtscuss her dehclOus brunch followed by GUItar II, Thursdays, Jan The fee IS $5 per sessIon or Farms Msgr John Zenz wl1l pOlgnant book No Return concerns and comfort dunng a performance ofThe LIon In 18 to March 22, from 6 to 8 $10 for three sessIOns be the featured speaker. Address. A MemOir of a free Alzheimer's Disease to p m The fee IS$65 AdmISSIon IS $5 Call (313) Wmter dunng a Day Tnp DetrOIt Area Chapter DISCUSStravel, gardemng, DIsplacement dunng a fret' Meadow Brook Hall and Learn the language of the makeup and more dunng 882-5330 program, Thursday, Jan 18, Support Group at the Henry Meadow Brook Theatre, Gods WIth Adult Just for Fun programs on at 730 p.m , In the Central Ford ContmulDg Care- Wednesday, Jan 24, from Belmont Center, 19840 Conversational Greek, the fourth Wednesday of Branch of the Grosse Pomte 1015 a m to 6 pm The fee begtnner sessIons WIll be Sunday, "'an. 14 PublIc Ltbrary, 10 Kercheval Harper 1D Harper Woods each month, from 1 to 2 p m IS $58. offered Mondays, Jan 15 to The fee IS $5 per sessIOn or Marvelous music In Grosse POinte Farms SessIons WIll be offered on Revel 10 an afternoon of the first and thIrd March 5, from 6 to 7 pm $10 for three sessIons Reservabons are requIred Improve your expressIon marvelous musIc dunng a Call (313l 343-2074, ext Thursdays of each month, Intermediate Sessions WIll WIth Do You SmIle Enough? be held on Wednesdays, Jan Grosse Pomte Chamber 22.0 from 6 30 to 8 pm, or the Preregtstratlon IS MUSICConcert, Sunday, Jan Tuesday, Jan 23, from 7 to second Tuesday of each 17 to March 7, from 6 to 8 reqUIred for some programs 14, at 2 30 pm., 10 the 8 30 p m or Thursday, Jan month, from 1 to 3 P m Call P m The fee IS $40 Call (810) 778-8674 Crystal Ballroom of the Friday, "'an. 19 25, from 1 to 3 30 p m The (313) 640-3379 Grosse Pomte War Contemplative concert fee IS $25 Trace the evolu- Learn to warm your fami- On Stage Memonal, 32 Lakeshore 10 DaVId Wagner, assOCIate tIOn of art and culture ly WIth Hearty Soups from through the slIde-Illustrated Assumption offerings Grosse Pomte Farms professor of musIc at Launch 2001 WIth a full The Great Food of Greece & Screen lecture senes entitled Art & program, Monday, Jan 15, 'lickets are $6 Call (313) Madonna Umverslty, wlll schedule of classes and Entertainment X 2 881-1042 celebrate the talents of ArchItecture of AnCIent at 7 p m The fee IS $10 Applaud a paIr of great MesopotamIa and The Royal events at The Assumption Lows Vierne dunng a free Cultural Center, 21800 Macomb County dramatIc experiences at MUSICfor MedttatlOn senes Thmbs of Ur, Thursdays, Commumty College offers a Wayne State Umverslty's Monday, "'an. 15 Jan 25 through Feb 8, from Marter in St. Clatr Shores, concert In Grosse POinte on the Grosse POinte WIde vanety of ways to Hdberry Theatre, 4743 Cass Egyptian adventure 7 30 to 9 p m The fee IS $48 expand your hOrizons at Memonal Church, FrIday, Woods/St ClatT Shores bor- 10 DetrOIt. Expenence a Archaeol ogl stll ib ra Tl a n or $18 per lecture Pre-regis- Jan 19, at noon Call (313) der Reach a new state of their Assumptton Cultural modern reworkmg of the Margaret Kammskl WIll 886-3259 ter for classes using your Center campus Prepare to Sophocles clasSIC Antigone take you on an adventure well-bemg through body Master Card or Visa, VIafax own your first computer Friday, Jan 12 through aboard the Nlle Explorer at (313) 884-6638, e-maIl: movement by slgmng up for Kalosomatlcs FItness pro- WIth Gett10g Started, Thursday, March 29 Nobel dunng Egypt - Part I, a Live & Learn www warmemonal org, or Tuesday, Jan. 30 or Grosse Pointe Cinema grams, runDlng through Prlze-winmng playwright Courses & adventures phone at (313) 881-7511 Thursday, Feb 1, from 6 to 9 Luigi Ptrandello's htghly lit- League travel shde presen- Enhance your mind, body Saturday, March 3. p m The fee is $39 Semors erate SIX Characters 10 tatton, Monday, Jan 15, at Assumption's own umque and spirit by partaktng in Lend a voice can explore Wmdows and Search of an Author can be 7 30 pm, at the Grosse lOW-ImpactprogressIve exer- the courses and adventures Start your new year on other programs WIth seen through Thursday, Feb. Pomte War Memonal CIse classes are tailored to offered by the Grosse POJDte the right note by lending Intermediate Computers, 22 Performances will be TIckets are $4 for adults or War Memorial Vintage and all ages, skIll levels and your vOIce to the Grosse Mondays and Wednesdays, offered m rotatmg repertory, $2 for students Call (810) Tawny Ports WIll be the schedules, with special pro- Pointe Community Chorus Jan. 15 through Feb 7, from Thursday, Fnday and 774-9471 focus of Bonme Delsener's grams for cardiac patients. during their season opemng 9 to 11 a m The fee is $55 Saturday, at 8 p.rn and Tastings The Fine WIDe Fees are $52 for two-day practice, Tuesday, Jan 16, Begtnning Word WIll also be Wednesday and Saturday, at Group, Tuesday, Jan 16, seSSIons, $74 for three.day Thursday, at 7:30 pm, m the Choir offered for semors, Tuesdav, 2 p m. Tt.ckets range from $7 from 7 to 9 p.m. The fee IS seSSIons and $94 for four- Room of Grosse Pomte day sessions Jan 16 and Thursday, Jan to $18. Call (313) 577-2972 "'an. 18 $50. Accentuate the artIst m North High School, 707 18, from 9 to 11 a m The fee Mysterious laughs you with Working In Vernier ID Grosse Pointe There is a 25 percent dis- IS $75 Get a Computer The Grosse Pomte Watercolor, Tuesdays, Jan. Overvtew, Tuesday, J an 30 Exhibitions Woods. The Chorus fee is count for seruors enrolled 10 Theatre WIll bnng the fan- 16 to Feb. 20, from 9 30 a m $25 Call (313) 882-2482. Stretch and Stroll and Chair and Thursday, Feb 1, from 6 & Shows tastic, comIcal mystery to noon. The fee is $78 Get to 8 p.m The fee IS $75. Communicating Doors to in step with Ballroom AerobICS.Kalo students can At the DIA Senior fun & games take advantage of Free Master a powerful new VISU- From the old masters to hfe, Thursday, Jan 18 Dancmg for begmners, al tool with an Access class, From ballroom and line FItness Testing, Monday, the finest lD modern art, dts- through Saturday, Feb. 3, in Tuesdays, Jan. 16 to March Mondays, Jan 15 and Jan 6, from 7:30 to 8:30 pm. dancing lessons to computer Jan 22, from 6 to 8 P m and cover the exquiSIte majesty the Fnes Audttonum of the education, card tourna- 22, from 5 to 9 p.m The fee Grosse POlOte War Classes wl11also be held on Thursday, Jan 25, from 6 to of the gallenes and exhibi- mer.ta, luncheons and more, 8 p m. Get ready to chal- is $75. Pre-regIstratIon IS tions of the DetrOIt Institute Memonal Performances Thursdays, Jan. 18 to March reqUired for most courses. the H Clatr Shores Senior lenge the greens this spnng of Arts, 5200 Woodward 10 WIll be offered Thursday 8, from 7 30 to 8:30 pm, for Call (810) 779-6111 through Saturday, at 8 p.m mtermediate students and ActivitIes Center, 20000 Wl.th a sIx-week sessIOn of DetrOIt. Explore the medtum Stephens In St. ClaIr and Sunday, at 2 p.m. 8'30 to 9:30 pm., for Golf- It's All In The SWIng, of photography With a Shores, offers a full calendar Literary views TIckets are $14 Call (313) advanced students. The fee taught by Dish Saros, begin- Decade of Acqmslttons 1990 of fun The Center is open mng Monday, Jan 15 Seniors can expand their to 2000. Photographs, 881-4004 Indulge 10 a IS$80 Swmg Dance Lessons Monday through Friday, minds along with their Theatre Buffet before each WIll be offered Tuesdays, Classes will be offered through Sunday, March 4 to SOCIalCIrcle by registering even10g performance, at Jan. 16 to March 6, from from 8'30 a.m. 4 p.m; Monday, at 8 pm, Monday Little Treasures' Northern 8'30 to 9:30 p m. The fee is Tuesday evemngs, from 7 to or Wednesday, at noon, for LIfe Long Learning European and Italian 630 pm, 10 the War courses at St Peter's MemorIal's Crystal $80. 9 pm, Wednesday evenmgs, 'fuesday or Thursday, at 1 or Pamtings of the 16th and Learnmg Center, 19800 17th Centuries can be Ballroom Ttckets are $15 Loosen joints and tone from 7 to 10 p.m and 2 p m and Tuesday, muscles with Tal ChI, Thursday evemngs, from 6 Wednesday and Thursday, Amta 10 Harper Woods VIewed through Sunday, Reservattons must be made Computer Classes for begtn- Tuesdays, Jan 16 to March to 9 pm. Call (810) 445- at 8 or 9 p m The fee is $47 March 11 Museum hours two days pnor to the perfor- ners WIll be offered mance date Call (313) 881- 6, from 9 30 to 10 30 a.m, 0996. are Wednesday through Wednesdays, J an 17 Friday, from 11 a.m to 4 I 7511. for beginners or 10:30 to 'Thoms, at the WImbledon 11'30 am, for continulDg Ford House Racquet Club (20250 Nine through Feb 7, from 9 to p.m. and Saturday and MIle 10 St Clair Shores), 1130 a.m or Mondays, Jan Sunday, from 11 a m to 5 Spiritual seminar students. The fee IS $68 or experiences $54 for seniors. Pohsh your will be offered Monday, Jan 22 through Feb. 12, from 9 p.m. Recommended admIs- DIscover God's uncondi- Experience the grandeur to 11 30 a m Intermediate sion is $4 for adults and $1 pooch's manners with Best of one of "America's 22 through Feb. 23 Classes tional love through a free are scheduled for Monday students can attend class for children and students Friends Dog Training, Castles," the Edsel & I LIfe In The Splnt Semmar, Wednesdays, Jan 17 to Feb Call (313) 833-7963 Wednesdays, Jan. 17 to Feb Eleanor Ford House, 1100 through Fnday, at 9 am, Thursdays, Jan 18 through Monday through Thursday, 7, from noon to 230 pm 21, from 6 to 7 p.m., for pup- Lake Shore 10 Grosse Pomte Feb. 22, from 7 to 9 pm., m pIes and 7 to 8 p m or 8 to 9 at 7 p.m, Monday, Tuesday The fee IS $85 Merge onto Abstract Ideas Shores Thurs WIllbe offered the mformatlOn super hIgh- the Adult EducatIOnRoom of pm., for dogs. The fee IS$90. on the hour, Tuesdays and Wednesday, at 1 p m or Works by Great Lakes and Saturday, at 10 a m The fee way WIth an Internet course, Ontano artIsts WIll be fea- through Sundays, from noon Thursdays, Jan 18 to Feb. to 4 p.m., through Saturday, IS$50 tured m 2001 Abstract 1, from 9 to 11 a m or Odyssey, at The Scarab Club March 31. The Ford House Mondays, J an 22 to Feb 5, will be closed Monday, Jan Indulge your creatIve of DetrOit, 217 Farnsworth urges WIth a senes of class- from noon to 2 p.m The fee 10 DetrOIt, through 22 through Monday, Feb 5 IS$70 The 'ThaRoom will be closed es Acrylics Painting WIll be Saturday, Jan 27. Last week's offered Tuesday, Jan 16, through Saturday, March Shape up with Exercise 31 Thurs are $6 for adults, from 10 a.m to noon. The Scarab Club gallenes are puzzle fee is $45 Explore another Classes, Tuesdays and open Wednesday through $5 for semors and $4 for Thursdays, Jan. 16 to March chIldren Grounds admls- medium WIth Begtnning Sunday, from noon to 5 p.m. solved Watercolors, Wednesdays, 15, from 10.30 to 11 30 a.m. Call (313) 831-1250 .C-n:Q.VVINTER SPECIAI...I ~NOWREMOVAL ~ERVICE~ Specializing in a "Complete" Snow & Ice Removal System Complete Removal of S.tOW'~ Ice induding DO YOU • Roofs want to be in the metro calendar?••• • Guuers Then fill out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval. Grosse POInte ~ • Oownspou'tS Farms, 4a236, or fax to (313) 882-1585, by 3 P m FncIa~. CaJciuln Chloride Treat.m.ent to Event prevent. future ice build-up Date - Time Call Now BEFOREl'r'l .... 0 LAH! Place Cost 8111-447.1134 Questions? Call nw.Y.Ra Contact Person Thursday, January 11, 2001 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection s orts Notre Dame flat in loss to Grosse Pointe South Sy Bob St. John Sports Editor "That call didn't go our unblemished la;,t week, Defensive lapses hurt way, but It didn't lose the bla;,tmg host Port Huron 7-0 Notre Dame In It!> 57-52 game for us," Maltese !>ald a;, Joel Maltese TClorded t didn't get n't" never let up," head UJdlh the Job done on either !>Ideof Young had 17 pomts and KevlO McKay i>uld "It wa;. ,I the court," head coach Mike Biggs finished with 11 ;,tep hlghef than \\e playl'd Malte!>e said "South killed Sernor CUrtis Nleve!> hcored the game befl're ' eight pomts, followed by us In transitIOn, which Jeremy Ryan and Slott shouldn't happen because semors Juan Caldwell and McKay edlh pl<1)ed h,df (If we have experienced players Tom Mazzocco with five the game 111 ne\ for thl' who know how to play this apiece Flghtm' In.,h, '...hlle fOUl game" DefenSIVely, Young had a other;. had multIple POint-. Despite the lapse!>, the dozen rebounds, while "The entin' team ralhed Fightm' Imh led 17-16 after Mazzocco had seven, mclud- around our "enlOf;, who .1I <- the first quarter, 32-30 at mg two offenSive board!> out fOf the "ea"on With the half, and 46-45 after that led to baskets mJune;,," McKay ;,ald three penods "Marcuz and Tom were Nick Kellev and Chll" "We had every opportuni- monster~ on the boards, but VeUe"e will mb" till they need help," Malte!>e remamder of thl' C.lmp,ugn ty to Win thiS game, but let '0 said them get away," Maltese but WIll .,tIlI be pi e'l'nt on said "We need to get every- The Insh had only one the benlh one Involved on both ends of day to prepare for thClr "We hate to io_e any play- the court" league opener at DetrOit er With an lIIJUf). but It, Cathohc Central South rallied to take a 50- really tough on thl te,l111to , 46 lead, but semor Marcuz "We have to get better In a 10;,[' a ,enlOr, Md\ 099 IUSINESS 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS 101 PRAYERS 112 HfALTH & NUTRITION WANTED: Children's PRAYER to the Holy mm HOT slone Iherapy Re A FIrst Offenng 9 MIle snow skIIng equip. 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Parents and children ahke Ford, 1151 Village 10 chJ1dren ages 12 and under Memonal, 32 Lakeshore 10 14, WIlllut the slopes of Pine can wonder at performances Dearborn W10ter revs up Call (313) 982-6001 Knob, Saturday, Jan 20 Grosse Pomte Farms, offers Lots of laughs of Kolobok, a RUSSIan ver- Wlth Extreme Ice, through African-American Buses WIll leave at 9 a m a full schedule of educatIOn- o J Anderson Wlll pro. sIOn of The Gmgerbread Sunday, Feb 25, includIng and return at 4 15 p m an Ice-chmbmg wall, WInter experience I al and social adventures for VIde young audiences WIth ~an, Saturdays, through Explore the wonders of children Bnng out the MembershIp IS $35 TriPS lots of laughs when he Jan 27, at 2 pm, at the Village and Glacier Run sIm- are $53 for skIers or $58 for the Charles H WrIght artist m your youngsters, bnngs hiS umque brand of PuppetArtlDetrolt Puppet ulator nde The museum IS snowboarders Ski rentals Museum of African ages 7 to 10, with Drawmg phYSical comedy to a free Theater, 25 E Grand RIver open dlUly, from 9 a m to 5 are $70 Snowboard rentals Amencan HIstory, 315 E and Painting, Tuesdays, performance at the Grosse 10 DetrOIt TIckets are $7 for p m AdmISSIon IS $6 for are $86 Pre-registratIOn for Warren In DetrOIt Jan 16 to Feb 20, from 4 to PolOte Pubhc LIbrary, adults and $5 for chIldren adults, $5 for semors and $4 5 P m The fee IS $53 Make actlVltIes can be charged to for duldren ages 5 to 12 ExperIence the travehng Wednesday, Jan 17, at 7 Call (313) 961-7777 exhIbIt Honor and Valor manners a pnonty for your your Master Card or Visa, p m ReservatIOns are Call (313) 317.7474 ZOO news African Amencans 10 the youngsters, ages 6 to 8, with VIa fax at (313) 884.6638 or requned Call (313) 343. phone at (313) 881.7511 Ice carVIngs, hve mUSIcal History alive Umted States MIlItary, A Little Grace and Charm, 2072 The Henry Ford Museum Winter flicks entertlUnment, story telhng 1775-1953, through Sunday, Tuesdays, Jan 16 to Jan 30, and more await your famIly snd Greenfield Village, Your youngster can ellJoy Jan 21 The Museum IS from 4 to 5 30 P m A Little Exciting experiences 20900 Oakwood 10 hours of entertainment dur- dunng WIld Wmter festIVI- open Tuesday through More Grace and Charm, for Youngsters can take tIes at the DetrOit Zoo, at Dearborn, bnng history to students ages 9 through 12, mg the Grosse Pomte PublIc Sunday, from 9 30 a m to 5 advantage of hvely learmng Ten ~Ile and Woodward In hfe Travel through the past Library's Wmter Film p m. AdmISSIOn IS $5 for wIll be offered Thursdays, expenences at the Royal' Oak, through 100 years VIa the special Festival 200012001 Take m adults and $3 for chIldren Jan 18 through Feb 1, from AssumptIon Cultural Wednesday, Feb 28 Be the exlublt Your Place in TIme 4 to 5 30 P m The fees for the Mouse and the over the age of five Call Center, 21800 Marter In St first kId on your block to 20th-Century Amenca (313) 494-5800 each class are $55, plus $16 Motorcycle, at 4 pm, on CllUr Shores Parents and Patrons can tour the muse- Tuesday, Jan 16 and VISit the new $6 mIllIon for supphes Thespians, ages chIldren can stay fit WIth NatIonal AmphIbIan um's CommUnlCatlOns, 8 to 12, can expand their tal. Thursday, Jan 18, at the KalosomatIcs, AssumptIon's LlghtlOg, TransportatIOn Sailor art ConservatIon Center ThIS Folk Art of the Great ents WIth a Treehouse Woods Branch, 20600 Mack own umque lOW-Impactpro. state-of-the-art VIllage,dedI. and Domestic Arts exhibi- In Grosse Pomte Woods and Lakes, an exhIbition of Players course on gresslve exerCIse classes cated to the conservatIon, tIons The Museum IS open the Central Branch, 10 works created by slUlors, can Monologues, Thursdays, Fees are $52 for two-day preservatIQD, exhIbItIon and dlUly, from 9 a m to 5 p m Jan 18 to March I, from Kercheval m Grosse Pomte seSSIQns, $74 for three-day The Village is open from 9 be VIewed at Belle Isle's Farms On Wednesday, Jan mterpretation of amphIbian DOSSIn Great Lakes 4 30 to 5 45 P m The fee is sessions and $94 for four- hfe, houses a host of amaz. a m to 5 p.m., Apnl 1 $90 Preschoolers, ages 4 17, see WIshbone - The Museum, acceSSIble via the day seSSIQns 109 ammais lOeludmg through Jan 1 AdnusslOn to Pnnce and the Pooch and MacArthur Bridge at E and 5, can pohsh theIr per- BabysIttmglKiddIe Kalo will Japanese giant salaman- the Museum ranges from In The Wmd and the WIllows, Jefferson and E Grand formmg skJlls WIth Tots be offered Monday through ders, hellbenders, emperor $7.50 to $1250 AdmiSSIOn at 4 pm, in the Park Boulevard 10 DetrOIt the Treehouse, Thursdays, Thursday, from 930 to 10 newts and darting pOlson to the Village ranges from Jan 18 to March 1, from Branch, 15430 Kercheval 10 ChIldren can explore the a.m The program ISfree for frogs The ZOO IS open $8.50 to $13 50 ChIldren Grosse Po1Ote Park Call hands-on exhibItion Racmg 1 30 to 2 15 P m The fee IS regIstered parents or $1 for Monday through Saturday, under the age of 5 and memo $60 Plano Lessons, for (313) 343-2074. walk-ms ChJldren, ages 10 bers are admitted free on the Wmd Sallmg on the from 10 a m to 5 p m and Great Lakes, along WIth pet. mUSICiansages 8 and above, to 13, can explore a new Sunday, from 10 a m to 6 ShoWlng in the Museum's manent exhIbItions featur. Will be offered Tuesdays, All aboardl career WIth Preparing to p m. Zoo admIssion IS $7 50 $15 mIllIon !MAX Theatre ing the doomed ShIp Jan 16 to Feb 20, from 2 to All aboard for an after- BabYSit, Saturday, Jan 13, for adults, $5.50 for seniors are Cirque Du SoleJ1 B pm or Thursdays, Jan. 18 noon of musIc and mem- from 9 a m to 12:30 p.m Journey of Man, Cyberworld Edmund FItzgerald and a and students, ages 2 to 12 freIghter pIlothouse The to Feb 22, from 3 to 6.30 ment when Guy Lows & The The fee is $25. Tee off dunng Call (248) 398-0903 3-D, Wolves. DaIly screen- pm The fee IS $126 SkI Hi Chautauqua Express pull a Teen & Youth Golf Chmc, ings WIll be offered, on a museum IS open Wednesday Club members, m grades 6 through Sunday, from 10 into the Edsel & Eleanor Tuesdays, Jan 16 through Auto excitement rotating basis, begInning at to 12, WIllhead for downhill Ford House, 1100 Lakeshore Feb 6, from 4 to 5 p m. 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( \ ~ , .1~ "': I . ~, • , IN..... - , Antique" Alnbience: 111.Goins Rata Addwannth Pri.. locatIoIh Feds reverse Coldwell Banker to winter cold monetarj policy, with ruby glass! Schweitzer rings in lower interest! the New Year! Page •..•.••:.•.•2 ~age •.•••...•..•..•~ Page .••••••.••Jr~-Jr~ .....-._._ ..=...... _...... • Page 2 YourHome Thursday, January 11,2001 The warming glow of old, dark ruby glass law at the hill house when her color. Ruby glass became popular dur- Silver certificates bear a blue ing Victorian times. Its major mother-in-law was stricken with , Alzheimer's. The mother once com- treasury seal. Her bill was a 1957 revival was in the 19405 when series "A" in good condition. The modem-shaped ruby glassware plained to my aunt - about my Antique't aunt - "Marie's house looks like a book "Standard Catalog of World became stylish. Paper Money" notes silver certifi- There are many different types ,~ bowling alley!" Ambience~'t,'. cate 1957 bills, 1957A or 1957B are of z:uby glass. Sometimes the red As a teenager I admired a very '" , "')::~ '''"...... l+1~ currently only worth their face COIOl is added to clear glass by a ~w J good friend's large, heavy, rimmed value unless they are in uncircu- process called flashing or staining, ~~~& < 1940s dark ruby pitcher that was made by the application of a thin ,~~1J!i!'!:.!",M!!!~l!!_~_.'~ :'--set out on her spotless kitchen lated condition which yields $5 counter one day. I told her it was each. layer of color over clear. stemmed ruby glassware was dis- I etYoy collecting ruby souvenir beautiful old ruby glass and worth The book describes an uncircu- played at that stylish window not ~ money. She was surprised and lated bill as a perfectly preserved glass and realize ruby glass has to only reflected my aunt and uncle's have a special appeal to me before exclaimed that her family always note, never mishandled. The paper stylish, modem decor, but a warm used it to hold ice in the refrigera- is clean and firm with no discol- I buy. and love-filled home. My mother I first noticed the beauty of ruby tor's freezer for as long as she could oration. The comers are sharp and tells me the ruby glass is still there remember. A couple years later she square. An uncirculated note will glass at a very young age - around - a perfect spot. 5. I remember admiring the ruby gave it to my husband and me as a have its original natural sheen. When I think of my aunt and wedding present. Sometimes I take glass collection my aunt displayed uncle's beautiful, spacious home I at her house on a hill atop a tall, the pitcher out of the curio cabinet Send your questions about remember the ruby glass; the hill and set it on top - by the window. antiques and collectibles to; Diane modem, light colored, wooden cup- my sisters, cousins and I would roll board set against a high, narrow • Morelli c/o Grosse Pointe News at down; and the tall rock garden M.S. of Grosse Pointe Park 96 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pointe window that overlooked the roof. It next to the entrance. I also think of was then that I claimed red as my _-. brought in a $1 silver certificate Farms 48236, fax (313) 882-1585; a story my mom told me of when bill. She wondered if it was worth e-mail dmorelli@grossepointe- favorite color. my aunt cared for her mother-in- The way the extra large, clear- any money because of its different news.com. Pet Care By samantha Mazzotta kneading starts. Q. My cat loves to sit in my lap Keep your eat's nails trimmed to and be pet, but he tends to flex his ease the discomfort that occurs claws against my leg as I do this. when you pet him. It's rather annoying. Is there a way If your cat sucks or licks while - to Ll"eak him of this habit? being pet, try giving him a baby A. Possibly, though you may pacifier or a bottle nipple to satisfy never completely rid him of it. his craving. Slowly wean him away Cats signal their affection in a from the pacifier by using the dis- number of ways. Kneading their tractions listed above. paws against an owner's leg or arm whilE' being pet shows gratifica- • tion; possibly, they equate this A reader, Carl, cites a column I warm, fuzzy feeling with their ear- did on why a cat would suddenly liest memory, that of feeding at forget her toilet training and use their mother's breast. Cats who any comer of the house as a litter knead may also lick or suck your box. He says: "You were right to skin or clothing. mention how important privacy is While most felines knead a bit, to a cat. I put up a small screen some do it to the point that it ..,_me T" • «...... ,.. ._c_...., .,.,_.... 4...... ,.:::::;;::g - ",r~"I1~ Page 4 YourHome Thursday, January 11,2001 • - --Compact charmwitha refined ext~rlor-.-.-'u By W.O. F-.ner . ,.~ f\'f\~' ,. f~ . ~~~- t.' f • framedetalls or stw:oofor substitutingexterior finish.brick ' A sheltered entry keeps guests ~ ' "iI Th receive an information packet dry during in~ement weather. ~ ~ . , on our plans,. calI w.n. Farmer formal foyer 's bordered by a wmg Residence De81gJ1er Inc. at (8001 that includes ~ generously sized 225-7526. You can write to request bedrooms, shanng a large central the information at P.O. Box full bath. The fro~t bedroom is 450025, Atlanta, GA 31145. Visit accented by a bay WIndow. our website: www.wdfarmer. Th the rear of ~e foyer in !!Us plans.<:om. exciting floor plan IS the sweepmg unified space of the gathering areas of the home. A great room is brightened by an expanse of glass. A fireplace balanced by doors becomes the focal point of this room and provides fots of impact. r--~~a -----.., with a comer tub, surrounded by 1------1 ! The kitchen dining area adjoins glass. Twin vanities and separate I i lED IlOOII ; I the activity room and includes a shower and toilet compartments i IN.II ,I'''' i I full size pantry along with a built- complete the room. I l...;;. _..J! in snack bar The kitchen is ~---~ The simple yet stylish exterior is -1 designed for ease and comfort in accentuated with a bay window meal preparation. r surrounded by stone, in harmony I ! MIa\' AOOII ! ! Nearby is a halfbath, convenient with horizontal siding and an arch- i I .".11 ,..... I I for daytime use. A perfectly sized top windowed dormer. This roomy L r=--.:::p J laundry room is also accessible ranch satisfies the functional from the hall leading to the double requirements of a smaller site in garage. Disappearing stairs the . while keeping a sense of comfort- garage lead to attic storage. able elegance. DININO ROOIIl leD ROOM Luxury living is exemplified in 13'00.11 13 .... Plan No. Z-718 includes 1,740 11'.... 12'''' the master suite. The bedroom is square feet of heated space and is 10'''.11 10.... embellished with a tray ceiling. A available with either a crawl space huge walk-in closet is provided. or slab foundation. All W.D. The garden bath has a custom look Farmer plans include construction ,:.- . FLOOR PLAN .1 We would like to wish all of our friends and customers a happy and prosperous 2001. In celebration, we are announcing our biggest sale of the year. For 2 days only, January 13th & 14th, 2001 We are offering a 30% savings on every item in our tremendous inventory. Including fine Antique Dining sets, Desks, Armoires, Display Cabinets, Bedroom furniture, Bookcases, Consoles, Statuary, Fountains, Garden Items, Select accessories and so much morel Schmidt's Antiques ~ince 1911 5138 West Michigan Avenue Ypsilanti, Michigan. ~~OJJ..a1i9'that will La<6tB Lifetime .Again" (734) 484.2660 OPEN Tuesday-Sunday Thursday, January i1, 2001 YourHome Page 5 Beline's Bes~ Bu ------Page 6 YourHome Thursday, January 11, 2001 - ONEOFABlND EXCEPTIONAL ST. ClAIR FARMSnmoR SHORES CONDO $499,900 $172.000 ... ~ I... \ .... Thursday, January 11, 2001 YourHome Page 7 .884-7000 ,~~ ...~ , DETROIT NlIGHIORIIOOD $132.000 -=====t ...... ::;:.--...-=O"...... ,...... - s.-- ...... __ -' .."--=-r~ i =- ;:::: -:::..~_-_--..: ---__- -_- r Page 8 YourHome Thursday, January 11, 2001 Test home for radon -One out of eight homes in moves upward through the soil and Michigan are expected to have ele- enters buildings through cracks vated radon levels, said Cole and openings in the foundation Shoemaker, a toxicologist with the floor or walls. Once it is indoors it Macomb County Health can accumulate to unhealthy lev- Department about a statewide sur- els. Radon is the leading cause of vey. lung cancer among non-smokers, "The risk is relatively low in and according to the EPA, radon is Macomb County, but problems do responsible for about 14,000 exist, and the only way to find deaths nationwide each year. them is to test," he said. CCWeare Testing is easy with a do-it-your- encouraging area residents to start self kit available at the health the new year right by obtaining a department, free of charge. radon test kit and using it to test Professional testing services arel their home." also available, though they are Since radon is invisible, tasteless most often used for testing as part and odorless, people tend to ignore of a real estate transaction. it, he said. Homeowners are cautioned to "It doesn't cause headaches, nau- use only EPA-listed test kits or sea, fatigue, skin rashes or other testing companies, he said. warning symptoms that might be For more information about experienced as a result of exposure radon, call the health department to many other environmental tox- at (810) 469-5236. 625 2 JIB ins, yet extended exposure to ele- WF 6.5 o JlBNIF vated radon levels increases one's Information is also available by risk of lung cancer, a generally Rm E~ ResldenIIaJ Moll. (800)557.0270 calling the Michigan Department NR JIBN fatal disease," Shoemaker said. of Environmental Quality toll free Radon is a radioactive gas that radon information line at 1-800- RlSllnlemabonal lnc (248) 258-1584 6.875 0 6.625 0 6.625 o JIB occurs naturally in soil and rock. It RADON GAS (1-800-723-6642). ,. ••. H1f~~ Galabn Mortgage Co (734)994-1202 6.5 2 6 2 6.75 IN' ~~---'~-M 2 JIB Check out this list on moving Golden Rule Mortgage (800) 785-4755 6 375 1.625 5.875 1.875 5.75 JlBNIF Ml•• JtiIliI~~~ IfF Group One Mortgage (734}953-4000 6.375 2 6 2 6 Two Men and A Truck, the coun- yourself as they are loaded and 2 JlBNIF try's first and only franchised local sealed. Write the destination (by ~ Home.Federal SaVIl1g5~~a'.~~~~~_~_Bank (313)873-3310 6 75 2 6.25 2 NFl J moving service based in Okemos, room) on top and sides of each box. ,.itiljfd ~~ .. 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Thursday, January 11,2001 YourHome Page 9 High-speed Internet connections via DSL If you're ready to graduate from can carry voice and data transmis- vice call from the provider. the annoyances of dial-up Internet sions simultaneously - you can Monthly fees for DSL vary with service, namely the frequent busy talk on the phone and surf the web the provider and level of service, signals and slow downloads of pho- at the same time on the same line. and are somewhat higher than for tos and shareware, not to mention DSL works by splitting the phone conventional Internet access, but the lengthy series of tones and line into two frequency ranges; fre- 8 generally are not prohibitive squawks emanating from your qaencies below 4kHz are reserved Not all DSL services are created modem, consider DSL. for voice, and those above that for equal. To begin with, there are With DSL (digital subscriber data. 7 actually several different types of line) service, your computer is "Over a single, ordinary phone DSL that perform in different always connected to the Internet line, DSL can allow users to talk 6 ways, each meant for different via the service provider. That on the phone and browse the vast types of users and applications. means no dialing, no waiting. resources of the Internet," says ADSL (asymmetric digital sub- Better yet, DSL data-transfer Bill Rodey, vice chairman and 5- scriber line) is the most common rates are up to 140 times faster treasurer of the DSL Forum, an type for home and office use. ADSL than those of state-of-the-art 56k industry group formed to dissemi- offers faster download speed than analog modems. nate information and promote the 4- upload speed and is appropriate With DSL service, you'll be able technology. "More important, DSL for users who typically receive to surf the web and download has vast potential for virtually 3- more large data files than they music, photos and other large data everyone who connects to the send. Full-rate ADSL downloads files with blazing speed. DSL also Internet. It brings higher access data at 8 Mbps (megabits per sec- enables computers to receive speeds, lower costs and is now 2- ond) and uploads at speeds of up to broadcast-quality video and han- broadly available to consumers." 1 Mbps. dle bi-directional video-eonferenc- Provided you have a phone line But because full-rate DSL is ing applications. . and a computer, all you need to get 1- faster and more costly than most DSL service works through ordi- DSL service at your home or office users need, a new standard called nary copper telephone wiring. In is to contact a DSL provider. Most O~ ~ G.lite or DSL Lite, sanctioned by fact, a single pair of phone wires phone companies that provide ~ IGilt. Full...... the International ModMI OSL ADSL Telecommunications Union, is ~-~'r .,,,- ." ~ ~"~",.""",-""I!i-.~ Internet service now offer DSL, as expected to be widely adopted do other Internet service soon. "'Antiques and Coliecttng'", providers. G.lite DSL offers download ~"""''''~>''''' ~v ... li.,.....) One proviso: Your home's inter- speeds up to 1.5 Mbps and uploads The late-Victorian period w~s a and fluted legs with dark and light nal telephone wiring must be ade- at up to 384 Kbps (kilobits per sec- time of innovation and invention. woods. Rosettes, masks, hoofs or quate to handle the' increased ond) or 25 times faster than the Furniture designers took advan- shields, and often an urn, were in speed. If your home phone lines fastest analog modem available tage of new technologies, making the center of the stretcher. This are not Category 5 cable or better, today. turnings and ornaments that were type of table was out of favor until the 1970s. Today, a good consider upgrading them to get the Among the other types of DSL impossible earlier. Designs were Renaissance Revival table costs most from your DSL service. available today, trere's SDSL either traditional with hand carv- more than $2,000 and a great one The DSL provider will arrange a (symmetric digital subscriber line) ing and marquetry, or in a more can cost $25,000. service call to install a DSL with which download and upload modem style with geometric turn- • modem and, in some cases, a filter speeds are equal. SDSL might be ings, strange protrusions and Q. I have an old, perforated sil- on the phone line to separate voice desirable if you were hosting a cutouts. ver ball ,about 2 inches in diameter from data. There may be a one- website or engaged in another The center table was an impor- that opens on a hinge. It is time charge for the DSL modem, business application in which you tant piece of furniture in a attached to a chain. What could it altllough some service providers needed to transmit high volumes Victorian home. It was a focal point be? offer them at reduced rates or free of data from your computer. in the room, and it held a lamp. A. It is probably a tea ball. To For more information about Designers had a few choices. The make tea, fill one-third of the silver to long-term subscribers. table had a round, oval or rectan- ball with tea leaves. Then soak it Increasingly, consumers will be DSL and to research providers in gular top. The corners of a rectan- in a cup or teapot of boiling-hot able to purchase and install a DSL your area, visit dsllife.com on the gular table were usually rounded. water for a few minutes, until the modem themselves, without a ser- Internet. HP The top surface was marble, or tea is dark enough. Remove the plain or inlaid wood. The base had ball and drink the tea. The tea th a pedestal, four comer legs or a leaves will have expanded to fill OPEN SUN. JAN. 14 2-4 pm 28315 RUEHLE trestle-type leg. Most of them had the entire ball. Tea balls, tea stretchers. infusers and other clever devices Large St. Clair Shores Some of the finest Renaissance have been used since the 18th cen- home. Park-like yardl Six Revival Victorian tables used sev- tury. Look for a maker's mark on bedrooms, three and one eral kinds of wood. The most popu- the tea ball. It will indicate where half baths, family room lar were satin wood, pine, it was made and maybe even who with fireplace. New central mahogany and walnut. The top made it. There are modern tea air. 108 x 173 lot, two and was shaped and inlaid .. The base balls available in gin ::,hops today. one half car garage is had an intricate mixture of curved - Ralph and Terry Kavel, van/SUVaccessible. Includes two bedrooms, one half bath suite with PRICE REDUCED separate entrance. #11 $214,900 CALL 313-882-3500 Ask for RUTH ELLEN MAYHALL 19515~ackAve. 313-882-5200 Grosse POinte Woods Toreserve Display Advertising space by 2 p.m. Friday ~...------Page 10 YourHorne Thursday,January 11,2001 Tips for buying the perfect dining table Your dining table is the center- for the flip-top tables will ensure piece for entertaining - the most you have an heirloom instead of a important asset when creating the table to be replaced in five years. ambiance of a meal with family and friends. With so many styles, Beautiful materials materials and quality levels avail- There are several materials used able today, you want to make the for dining tables today, each por- right choice. traying unique qualities. Wood is The table you choose is a signifi- one of the most versatile and nat- cant investment that will last a ural decorating materials avail- lifetime. Make- a good choice in able, allowing you to bring warm style and quality and you will have tones of the outdoors into your an heirloom for your family for home. Stone dining tables express decades. permanence, the power of nature "Think of your dining room as and a sense of wonder. They give theater, the stage for a great enter- your room a cozy, rustic feel. taining experience," says Lisa Porcelain tables add country Reed, product developer for Arhaus charm and built-in sunshine to Furniture. "There are many ele- your home, providing a durable ments to consider when purchasing and easy-to-clean surface. Copper, the right table. However, most peo- though not as easy to find, is a ple don't know what to look for beautiful, natural metal that adds when making this important pur- understated elegance and unique, chase. If you keep the- following warm tone to a table and a rootn. tiPllln mind, the only true IiJpit is ' The Arbaus Arabesque Dining your imqinatiolL •. 1- -,..y-.,. • Table features either a pine or cop- per top. Each is beautiful, but the upholstery or color to set them chairs are lighter in color than Size apart. No one wants to have to squeeze two varieties of material evoke a your table. very different ambiance to a room. into a chair for dinner. Find a table Veneer Leg detail that will allow 30 inches from the Ask about the customization options available for the table style There are several mispercep- A table with a standard top can table to the wall for adequate room tions among consumers about be dressed up or simplified depend- when pulling chairs in and out. in which you are interested. Some retailers offer a variety of table-top veneer tables when in actuality, ing on the style of legs. Shapely There are severa! expandable the use of veneers have several curves, detailed scrollwork, capabilities that add functionality colors, finishes or materials, and . , base and leg style options . advantages. Veneers allow con- beveled edges, or straight Spartan in dining tables today. Finding a sumers to afford quality wood fur- legs each give a table a different table that will seat an intimate Shape niture. This is possible because a feel. dimier of four but expand to allow >.Shapeis also-:a key factor when veneer table has only a thin layer Not only .,viII the shape and the entire family at Thanksgiving choosing a table. If you have a of wood atop a more stable wood detail of the legs detenmne the t ' is no longer a problem. • square-shaped dining room or base. They can actually add to the style of the table, but the material I I The functionality of refectory kitchen, aD oblong or circular table longevity of the table, giving it they are made from will as well. (expanding from the ends), tlip.top, will add dimension. Circular tables resistance to the warping and There are several table options drop leaf, and removable-leaf keep everyone close and welcome movement that can take place with with one material used for the top tables, give you the option of two great conversation. Usually, these wood tables. and another used for the legs and tables in one. A small, casual table shapes will not allow for expansion Chairs base. An example is the Arhaus can transform into an elegant din- capabilities because the tops are Mosaic Marble Dining Table, Buy wood dining chairs at the which features a marble mosaic f ing table for the holidays. With typically made of stone or metal. same time as the table. Wood is a table top with an Italian iron base. • expandable tables, you must Rectangular and square tables The table would have a much dif- assure that there are high-quality will almost always be expandable, material that oxidizes over time, • and the color of your table will ferent, more rustic feel if the mar- •~ construction features. Solid run- and they give the opportunity to be ble top were paired with wooden ners for leaves and strong biDges creative with chairs by using become richer and deeper through legs. :::- ....,.... the years. Wood dining chairs will ; For more information, call change as well. Optimally, you will Arhaus at (800) 493-4323, or visit want them to oxidize at the same www.arhaus.com. erlcan• rate so it does not appear that your - Courtesy of ARA Content 1taditJ.oh Update your address information Have you moved since you filed your current address, then a tax CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS SiIncuty 0/ Cotrlnm your last tax return? Are you plan- STEWART TITLE refund or any correspondence RENOVATIONS ning to move before your tax about past returns may never get "Enhnllcilli th~Rt'QIE"al, refund will be s~nt back to you? If ADDITIONS Closing Proc~ss~ to you. so, be sure to take the necessary Call the IRS toll-free at (800) KITCHENS-- 20311 Mack Avenue steps so that your refund isn't lost 829.3676 to get a free copy of IRS Grosse Pointe Woods or returned to the Internal Form 8822, "Change of Address." BATHS Revenue Service. (313) 884-7300 Complete this form and submit it LIC. INSURED , Set aside a few minutes in your to the IRS so that you will receive . CATHERINE WIhLlF.ORD busy moving echedule and add the your tax package, refund, etc. with- 810.381.8299 Branch Manager" . IRS to your list br' p~ople and out unnecessary delays. FREE ESTIMATES places to notify about a chabg~~ ,, address. If the IRS doesn't have '" - Courtesy of ARA Content - Thursday, January 11, 2001 YourHome Page 11 Lu~ury Living In GrossePointel On & prime cul-de-sac in & convenient location Exquisite luxury lIeV8l1 bedroom ElegBnce and superb arch1tecmral dNil This magical Frenoh Cbaieau nie offers a oountry near ille lake, this stately Colonial has tilroughoui this unique residence on & charism&tio blending of regal splendor and efiaie. This magnificeni home. lit on & cui. everything you ever dreamed on Grand two sac med near ~ lake. The floor delicate charm. Construction bas jlW been gracious sUe of over No acnl8 in & prime om story entrance, five bedrooms, marble floors, maner suite has & speciacul&r bath, dressing completed, presenfulg a once in & lifetime neighborhood of elegant homes. offen toaI first floor laundry and spectacular landscaping. seclusion and kanqulliiy. $5.100,000. room and gourmet kiichen wiillout equal. opportunity m cumomiJe U1e interior io your $1.950.000. rsonal . 'ODS. $5,250,000. A iVALUE! 'Ibtally resiored and renovated using only the finest DWeriala, this beautiful five bedroom home offers either Provencal or lAkeshore u 1m addres81 The choice is yours and the lake view from most of the rooms is breathtaking. All bedrooms have new rivate baihs. $1,995,000. The dagUng new kiichen with French oak All the fine old world craftamanship has been Wondertnl open floor plan in th1a Running Pabolo11l newer home ih.U b1endI barmon1ouI1y cabinetry, new app1iance8 and granite counters preserved in this home. The living room has four bedroom resiclenoe just a done'. throw wiill its surroundings on one of the City's D10fR will take your breath away! Then there'. & new stunning wood accenta, beamed ceiling, random from U1e lake. This home sparkles elegani meets. Peamres include I wonderful kiklhen wiih eating area, a rmy den wiill baihroom with. Roman tub and steam shower pegged oak floor and an outatanding fireplace. throughout and offen both a Ct:4Y libra1'1 Master bedroom with fireplace! Now $844.900. tireplaoe. The maNr suite has a aa&e of the art pia.:;a fanw.siic list of other glamorous feamres with tireplace and & family room tilled wUh ~ :/ltDurs.' ixmedi&.comlA8S6KY2R.him natural . hi. th, area and walk-in cloeet 9.000 to te t our Call soonl Numerous recent major improvementa in this DanUng three bedroom ranch on a huge. park- Th1s mmningly decorated showplace is in the Handlome ihree bedroom Colonial 0D1y one half block from ille Lake. Natural fireplace, four bedroom two and one half haUl Colonial. like lei wiUt ou~ding landscaping, brick moei metic11lou condition. Three bedrooms. Greai room, library. recreation room, 1M forced pa\iO and pergola. hmily room wiUt built-in two and one half baU1a, den and Florida room. paneled library. gleaming whUe kitchen. two and one half baihs and a sonened porch. air and oenU'al air conditiong in this wonderful entena1nmeni center, tlrsi floor laundry room Pridll nf ownershiP in every dean. $599,000 and 8 faburoUl!I n... 1ritchfln Pron' spnnklera and UllUW-..l .w hOi116.IIard.ood floors! $4.64,000. ~"':/It.oUi'8.bamboo.oomJusalmi/ll000811.h conditio . 99,900. :/ltDurs. Ixmedia.comlAQWJ'li'289.h 82 Kercheval, on the Bill 313.884.0600 Grosse Pointe Farms www.retilestateone.com YourHome ThursdaYI January 1112001 Everything In this home has been gutted and Move nght 10 to thiS channing Fanns Ranch. Wonderful location on this three bedroom Come see this totally rebuilt home. nght updated. New kitchen. windows. roof. bath- Enjoy tne hardwood floors and neutral pamt brick ranch with many updates I Newer fur- down to the brick! Nothing to do but move room. FInished basement With family room. throughout. Stay warm this winter in front of nace and central air. updated electrical. fin- full bath. wet bar and office. into this three bedroom. two and one half bath the natural fireplace. Newer Windows. steel Ished basement with full bath and family Colonial In great locatIOn. New roof, furnace, doors, and tear off roof In 1998 room, hardwood floors. coved ceilings ana copper plumbing and electrical. Master bed- freshly pamted throughout room with full bath. Formerly a three bedroom, now a wonderfully Check out this completely updated brick NIce three bedroom starter home In great A true IO! East English Village at Its best I large two bedroom! New kitchen with ranch with Grosse Pointe Schools! Brand new neighborhood, hardwood floors throughout. New kitchen with all the extras, three large bleached oak cabtnets. ceramic floor. new kitchen with new cabinets. ceramic floor and celIlng fans in bedrooms and kitchen. Gas bedrooms. one and one half updated baths. windows. new furnace and central air, back splashes, new bath. finished basement forced air I air condltlOnmg. air cleaner. newer furnace and central air. all refimshed updated ceramic bath. finished basement with with wet bar. large family room off kitchen. humidifier, copper plumbmg. one half bath bar and family room. hardwood floors, all new pamt throughout, all on a double lot. This home is like new and lots of storage space m semifmished uodated copper plumbil'lgand electricaf, dou. construction. See thiShome today basement. ble lot and much more! FHA I VA welcome. #8# #e# *8# i • t• ...."l<\~ •.. $-, It all starts with location, and this one has it! Picture perfect is the only way to describe this Wonderful ranch with a lib~, large family totally updated tri-Ievel witfi a new kitchen, Wonderful home near Lakeshore boasts many • room, first floor laundry and lhree _generous recent updates and a spectacular floor -'plan. •~ two and one half baths, new roof, two large sized bedrooms. Uodated furnace. Huge fin- family rooms! An new custom paint through- No waiting for a boat well at Shores Park! ished basement with full kitchen, splif stone out, new vinyl trim, ut>dated electrical, all L.arge kidney shaped inground JX?OI.Updated fireplace wet bar and recreation room. Lot new copper plumbing. This home is a perfect kitchen offers eating area, Corian counters lOOxl60. "10". and plenty of cabinet space. Newer kitchen with oak cabinets, updated fur- "Picture Perfect*'" this is the only way to rt a n eSlgne orne! rtgma y part nace and hot water tank. Four generous sized describe what the current owners tiave of the James Couzens Estate. Home was com- bedrooms and hardwood floors, perfect for achieved with this wonderful home! New p.letely renovated to its current splendor. This the growmg family who needs sface and bed- master bedroom with full ceramic bath, walk fine and umque home boasts over 3,800 In closets. and sitting room, new windows rooms! Towo full baths as we) ! ImmedIate throughout, new dimensional roof and updated square feet with three fireplaces, green house, occupancy. kitche-n. saunalhot tub room, three car attached garage, over one acre of grounds! This home must ~ seen to be appreCiated. Thursday, January 11,2001 YourHome Page 13 Decorating with style and lifestyle in mind Your home is a reflection of you and a sanctuary for your family Creating the perfect room and friends. Creating a home that As anyone who's ever purchased is beautiful yet comfortable can be furniture can attest, finding the a challenge. 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There are several low-cost that traditional sofa beds are not computer programs that allow you comfortable for sitting or sleeping. to map out and decorate your room Fortunately, Select Comfort has before you move anything around introduced a new alternative to or into the home. You can try sofa beds called the Select Comfort Preview, by Micro D, at selected Sofa Sleepaire Collection. Select Comfort stores. This easy-to- The Select Comfort Sofa Sleepaire large selection of fabrics and frame The Select Comfort Sofa use software program allows you to Collection offers several stylish choices. 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MICHIGAN FIREPIACE Comfort Sofa Sleepaire features an Overcrowding a room with two or ll-inch' thick mattress with more large sofas can create an acljustable firmness. \ uncomfortable. unbalanced look. AND BARBECUE PETERSON REAL-FYRE GAS LOG CHARRED SERIES MON-FRI 10-8 SAT 10-7 SUN 11-5 Page 14 YourHome Thursday, January 11, 2001 SlOB $1,531,000 GROSSE ~ $1,ns.- __ "*'E GROSSE POIm SHORES $1,300,008 ... Pa.'IE WOODS $439,500 GRAND WII..LJAMS8tRJ COlONIAl. lDC8IiOn II1cf prI- SPJ\CIOUS COlONIAL Ave blmJom CoI0nIaI with DISTINCTIVE COLONIAL located minutes from Lake SPACIOUS FOUR BeDROOM COLONIAl Center WD/ best descrbls 1tlIs 6nIld WIIIlamsIug Colonial II10bsbucted views of Lake St. Clair. Many updates St. Clair. ThIS charmmg home features six bedrooms, entrance will nmy nlCef1t updates, krtchen 95, along beautifut lakeshore Drive. Reir*e desilI*I Include compiete parding at Interior, refinlshed four full and three half batt1s, updated Mutschler stripped roof S8ptembel '00, new WIndows !wll and KeIlet tuft 1\1995. (GPN-H-9OtAK) (313) 885- twdwood ftoors In! painted exteru. Newer fur- kitchen with center ISland, Gaggenaw and sub-zero yen, fi1Ished basement, with half bath Two nalur- 2000. naces and Ii'aJldtIonmg 1Ilits. (GPN-GW-99lAK) appliances professionally finished basement. (GPN- a11irep1aces, ci'cuJar mtveway and home warranty (313) 886-4200. GW.62WEB) (313) 886-4200. (GJIN-GW-79PEA) (313) 886-4200. GROSSE PC*J'E fMIIS ._ GROSSE POm! FARMS $299,900 GROSSEPOINTE PARK $419,800 GROSSE POmE PAM $399,900 WAlK TO LAl GROSSE POItm: WOODS $210,000 ctASSIC WOODS COlOIIAL feaIlri1g spacious bed- $209,901 SEllER FWAICN3! WOW! SlIer will contribute WONDERFUL BRICK COLONIAl that offers three rooms. family rocrn wIttlllllS 1rer*K:e. formal dining LOYElY, (UAN and WlII rnairDlned descnbes thli S2000 town buyer fnOI1Gage COllIs (J' points. That bedrooms and one and one half baths. loYeIy living room, living room wIIh I1lIbnl fireplace and a fin- brlck ~ In.Ih8 e.t Ii the Woods, thiS has It al makes IIis kweIy home wittl new Idtchen, family room with fireplace. Family room and large deck for I8hed b8semenl (6PN-GW-73SEV) (313) 886-.4200. for family life 1IIO •• 111111I1g.Priced to sell. (GPN-H room , central U, more afIllrdabIe! (GPN-GW-72lOC) extra entertaining. (GPN-H-54HOl) (313) 885-2000. (313) 886-4200. 07NOR) (313)'885-2CQJ. -, WJI.llllOW1S1. ....,000 ST. CUll SHORES S328.aoo STlJNNG NEW HOME In Riwlrside CGmrnoo on the ELEGANT AND SOPHISTICATED with ....beautiful ST.CUll $265,llQ( IiWTASTIC VIEWS OF... L.akes and sunsets. Special CIi1lon RMIr. AIIlhe archiIBcIlnI deCal quality PRICE REDUCEDI Two bedlooms, two baths, secone n updates. Many views ~ 1he I8ke from boll sides - opportunity to build your waterfront dream hoIJse. ~ an oJder home wlIh II'" amellla .. d• new jacuzzi in master bath, popular Lak8¥tIw am. noor tI1Il8eJllJtNly malll1lined. Bay windoWS Eal Great location 0¥er100kJng Ardmore Bay. (GPN-H- in-kltchen. Thi'd beGoom UI8d as a den. l.Jvln! one. Bolt WIll included. (~ (313) aas- plantation shutters throughout (Gf'N-H-38JEF) 78ARD) (313) 885-2000. 2000 1:\1:\\ Nt!\-'OM room WIth natInl fInIoIIce IGPN-H.34WlN) (313 885-2900. For more properties visit our website at: www.cbschweitzer.com ~-a B!! - , Thursday, January 11, 2001 YourHome Page 15 - • $77S,OOO DErROfT $124,100 GROSSEPOIM DmOIT $450,000 BEAlJ11RJl COTSWOlD TUDOR! Six bedroOI'IlS, three ~ ENGLISH WlAGE. Three bedrooms. one batt1 EXCEllENT INVESTMENT. Restaurant/Bar In hIgh and one half bath classiC with all the convenienee of a 's COLONIAL Ten rooms. kItd1en...and bunga10w wtth large bedrOOm on first floor and Iafge newer traffic Eastside area. Includes rental Income from newer h<¥ne. Gourmet kitchen, multiple fireplaceS, , dean neutral decoI'8ting. Located on US 12 In bedroom on second tIoor New roof and ale com- addrtiooal buildlllgs. Land contract terms available. heated SIde entry garage, oak floors. pewablC tile. Ie CountY. can be used as busineSS or resI~ pressor. Anished baselT1ent wtth half bath and All for $50,000. (GPN-H-108G) (313) 885-2000 (GPN-GW-47WAS) (313) 886-4200. or both. BusInesS separate. (GPN-GW~24CHi) kitchen area. (GPN-GW-5OKEN) (313) 886-4200. 886-4200. GROSSE IWfTE WOODS $212,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $485,000 DETROIT $159,000 THIS HOME IS A TRUE 1G+!! Perfect for entertaimng E POINTE PARK .... DETACHED CONDO - MUST SEEl kItd1eI1 SUPERB FIVE BEDROOM. St. John Hospital. Very eustom WIth a newer 13x30 family room. Kitctlen updated STANDINGtwO-FAMIlY. In coveted Plr1<.locatJon wrth built-ms and granite counters. Hardwood deslrable area Home built in 1966. newer cream car- and applianCeS stay. Tons of ctoset and storage king distance to school and waterfront park. floorS. formal dining, den and first ftoor laundry. pet~ng' newer furnaCe and roof, farmly room over- (GPN-H-07NEW) (313) 885-2000. aled througtJout. Newer tcitI:henS wIItI eatlng RnlShed baSemeflt wtth half bath. lots of storage. looks large yard! (GPN-H-52K1N) (313) 885-2000. ce and built-lns. (GPN-H--45HM) (313) 885-- (GPN-GW-9OMOR) (313) 886-4200. HARRISOIIlOWMSIW' $545,000 HARPER WOODS .. - ONE OF A KIND! Excellent ranch condo. master surte HARPER WOODS $134,5GO LOCAllON AND UPDAltS lhe IocatiOO and updates PER .. $173,O1lO COUNTRy IN THE CfTY! Don't mISS this outstanding has dressing room, waA< In cIoBet. jacuZlI tub and UTIRJL 'fOUR BEDROOM two and one half baths, make this holne a winner. waIklng distanCe to ele- s/lOWeI'! Huge gourmet kitchen with built in appli- hoIT1e. $30,000 piUS In recent upgrades. New wm- mentary schoOl, Updat8S inClude: windoWS. roof, gas, osse Pomte Sd1ooIs, ftnIshlId baserrent with half ances, large priVate (ied(. bOat well and large baSe- doWS. SIding. finiShed basement wtth full bath and furnace and central air conditioning, new copper th and remodeled ~ wt1h • caIaNts and ment. (GPN-GW-2QHAR) (313) .... 200. sItS 00 a 112x164 lot with new deck and pond. plumbing and Immediate possession. (GPN-GW- 110gspace. (G~-H-56VAN) (313) 885-2000. Priced lor immediate sale. (GPN-GW-95HUN) (313) 92WOO) (313) 886-4200. 886-4200. ,. <. BUSINESS QPPORTUNITY ThnYlng busineSS located ST. ttAIR 19; GOlf COURSE CONDO. Two bedroom, two batt! and In prime st. Ctatr Shores location. BaskIn Robbins Ice MOVE RIGHT IN - FANTAST1C' Three bedrooms, one one car attached garage. immediate occupancy. Cream. All equipment Included. Ptenty of par1 Page 16 YourHome Thursday, January 11, 2001 Jim &aro~ A-aency ~ Inc, 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, HI. (313) 886.9030 WATERFRONT CONDO WATERFRONT CONDO $610,000 208 ORAM DRIVE $699,000 210 ORAM DRIVE Waterfront townhouse WIth spectacular views. Located a few houses from the lake!!! Great two family. Separate gas and electric, A 25 minute drive from downtown Detroit takes you to paradise. Two bedrooms, two and Two bedrooms, two and one half baths, two Beautiful center entrance Colonial. Two and new kitchens and carpeting, newer windows. and one half car attached garage. Multiple Great income or could be converted to single. one half baths, full basement, two and one one half baths, two natural fireplaces, newer half car garage, vaulted ceilings, multIple fire- fireplaces, ceramic kitchen, hardwood floors kitchen with built-ins, finished basement, Superb location. $249,900. in living room and den. Marble master bath. newer furnace with central air, den, two and places, all main rooms, overlooking the one half car garage. Attractively priced at shippIng channel. 1 $499,000. I J 968 MOORlAND 872 BALFOUR 590 SHOREHAM 99ON. BRYS CROSSE POINTE PARK } GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POINTE WOODS CROSSE POINTE WOODS r Great quiet street, beautifully maintained Brick pavers lead the way to new oak entry Great home to fix up, just needs some T.L.C. Beautiful 2,750 square foot, three bedroom 945 square feet on the third floor, newer three and one half bath ranch in prime area of ranch with many updates. Finished basement doors. Ceramic foyer with view of new oak cir- completely waterproofed, hardwood floors cular staircase. Spacious living room and din- kitchen with updated cabinets, countertops, the Woods. Home features three natural fire- flooring. Updated master bathroom, all new ~ places, two master suites, newer kitchen with throughout, new Pella picture window with ing room. Updated white kitchen with appli- built in blinds, gas fireplace, new tiled ances. Large family room with fireplace. ceramic tile, leaded glass windows with leaded built-ins, finished basement with wet bar and glass skylight, natural woodwork. half bath. Family room, dining room area kitchen, large family room with wet bar, IJoorwall to bricked patio. Three oversized combo, three doorwalls, $449,900. newly landscaped, large patio, alarm system. bedrooms. $380,000. I ) 175 COUNTRY CLUB j GROSSE POINTE WOODS ,. I f Sharp two bedroom ranch with open floor plan in Sprawling ranch in quaint neighborhood. Beautiful Colonial 10 excellent condition. Indian Village Manor, first floor waterfront 1 unit. This beautiful 1928 vintage building has excellent Farms location. Wood paneled library with Family room, with wet bar and natural fire- Cathedral ceiling family room with natural place, central air, living room WIth natural - ' fireplace. Wonderful newer kitchen with eat- been restored to once again a prestigIOUS built-in shelving. Natural fireplacein Iivmgroom. ing space. One and one half baths, living room address. Natural fireplace, formal dining Dining room. Florida room to well kept rear fireplace. Three bedroom, two and one half with natural fireplace, formal dining room. room, huge master suite with bathroom. grounds. La.rge open basement bath, full tiled recreation room with bath, i Three spacious bedrooms. $350,000. two car attached garage. For more information 0 to: www.l.com I For more information to: www.1 t 90 DEEPIANDS 1118 MARYLAND 774 LAKEPOINTE ~ CROSSE POINTE SHORES CROSSE POINTE PARK CROSSE POINTE PARK ,1 " ~ "" One and one half bath Colonial. Approximately Fantastic "Park-like setting" only (our houses Excellentrental area foor unit income. Total rents Great location! South of Jefferson. Newer 2,000 square (eet. Completely renovated. New hard. on the court. Updated Colonial features four $2,275each. Unit features little different floor plan. kitchen with doorwall to deck overlooking rear Iff wood floorson first floor, new spacious gnnite bedrooms, two and one half baths, 24 foot Each unit has beautiful hardwoodfloors, screen grounds. Natural fireplace in large living ,l kitchen, den, lower level family room carpeted WIth family room, den, sunken living room, formal porch UpstaIrsand downstairs, steam heat, room, formal dining room, all large closets, ~ second fireplace. Brick patio in backyard. dining room, recreation room in basement • separate water and electrical. hardwood floors, wet plaster, den, large base- ,. ment with newer furnace and ce!"t"i'!l ~ir t! SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 2001 OPEN HOMES SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 2001 /I" 21 Fisber ••••••••••••••••• CPC 20123=CL ••••••••••• CPW SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 2001 \ 821 Whittier •• CPP 968 M • • • • • • • • • • • •• GPW 3560 Ken.logton ••••••• DET (I~3) 90 Deeplands CL .Cpg 291 Merriweather ••••••••••• CPF 3830 Keaslngton ••••••• DET (1-3) 91 Muir Rd•••••••••••••••• CPF 821 .CPP .' Whittier ••••••••••••• 3936 Keaslngton .•••••• DET (I-3J 364 Belanger •••••••••••••• CPF 3560 Kensington ••••••••••• DET 990 N. Dry. •••••••••••• ••el'\\' 243 Beaupre •••••• •••••••• CPF , . Thursday, January 11, 2001 YourHome Page 17 Jim aros 8ency, Inc. 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI. (313) 886.9030 21 FISHER 20123 DOYL~. GROSSE POINTE CIIT GROSSE POINTE WOODS Exquisite Colonial with umque floor plan. Two Center entrance Colonial 10 quiet cul-de-sac. ~tory entrance foyer, first floor hvmg space Open entrance foyer to formal living room, with hardwood floors Dramatic dming room paneled hbrary, spacious kItchen with eating step down great room wIth fireplace. Walking space, formal dining room, large famIly room dIstance to Grosse Pomte South High. with bnck hearth fireplace and walkout to patio. First floor laundry, four bedrooms, two full baths and more! For more information go to: www.lewgp.eom • 364 BELANGER GROSSE POINTE FARMS Classic center entrance Colomal, all spacious Great Grosse Pomte Farms locatIOn Excellent Beautiful Colonial m great condItion. Super OutstandlOg detached condo WIth upgrades rooms, hardwood floors/leaded glass formal condItion, three bedroom bnck bungalow with kitchen, many new features. Large closets galore! ceramic entrance foyer with plant shelf dlnmg room, country kitchen with breakfast one and one half baths. Hardwood floors, for- throughout. Great ceramic tile, wonderful and crown moldmgs leads to great room WIth nook, large living room with natural fireplace. mal dmmg room. Screen porch, gas forced air woodwork and leaded glass. You have to skylights, gas fireplace and doorwall to for ty 20x13 foot recreatIon room 10 basement 18 furnace and central air. see thIS one!!! foot deck. foot deck with hot tub. $299,500. THE CASTLE 530 PARKVIEW Large three bedroom bTlck Colonial situated Central air conditioning, many improvements. Move right in neat and clean. Close to St. Has been used for wedding receptions and John Hospital, freshly painted, hardwood parties as well as over night accommodations on a huge 60' X 162' lot Many updates includ- new kItchen, dishwasher. garbage !iisposal, Ing new dimensional roof on house and two floor and more! Completely repainted and new flooring in the upstairs bedroom. Basement for the past ten years. Built In 1898 thIS castle has wet bar, carpeting and IS completely fin- ISgreat for the exclusive single family owner car garage. Copper plumbmg updates and carpeting throughout. Finished basement. electTlcal updates. Remodeled kitchen With $127,500!!! ished. Newer windows, new glass block Win- or great potential for multi-family dows 10 basement. or condo conversion. new cabmets. 11785 EAST OUTER DRIVE 4105 COURVILLE 3560 KENSINGTON 20299.20301 MOROSS Sharp two family that could be converted into Superbly maintamed single family entrance Beautiful English Tudor Colonial with first Well maintained two family income in great ColoniaV income has two gas forced aIr fur- location for personnel of St. John Hospital. a Single. Natural fireplace in lower living floor bedroom located in East English Village. room, two new hot water heaters, new two gas naces, new electrical Partially fimshed base- Spacious new kitchen, new first floor bath. Central air In lower, two car garage. Low ment. Two car garage, and much more mamtenance, separate utIlities. forced air heat furnaces (two years), 2 100 room freshly painted and carpeted through- amp electrical. $84,900. out. Great deck on rear of house, natural fIre- place, spotless!!!! DETROIT'S BEST 19178 EDGEFIELD 4833 BALFOUR 19950 E. EIGHT MILE OPEN HOUSES HARPER WOODS COME "C" THISl • A hat trick on KensingtOll 3560 KENSINGTON 3830 KENSINGTON 3936 KENSINGTON Don't miss this spedaI chance to see three j' " Nicely decorated throughout home, lots of gnat homes. aU different in their own way. Very OIcebungalow In pnme locatIOn north of Wonderful Colonial totally renovated. New natural woodwork. built in chma cabmet m And best of aU, we guanot" you wiU enjoy Moross. QUIet, cozy street. Central aIr, loads dining room. Cedar closet in hallway, coved roof, furnace, new oak kitchen, two new full of closets. FinIshed basement WIth half.bath, each one and you' II be glad you came by. baths, new carpeting, new copper plumbing, cellmg 10 hVlng room. Newer furnace, central glass block Windows.natural wood tTlm. aIr, hot water tank, new hght fixtures. Saturday JanualY 20, 2001 (1:00.3:00 P.M.) new second floor windows All appliances Appliances Included inclUded. Three bedrooms. two full baths, first $99,900. floor laundry. Grosse Pomte school system. For more informatIOn 0 to: www.lewp.com For more information go to: www.lewgp.com • Page 18 YourHome Thursday, January 11, 2001 • .. ... f 1 f$ I ~, l- t f, GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD across from Uggett Middle MONTEITH SCHOOL. SpaciOUS three bedroom bri,ck Rranch S,-hool. Four bedrooms. two full and two half baths. Large with large family room. AttaChed garage. central aH. fimshed base- kitchen, huge family room and finished basement with wet bar. ment. newer windows. deck mucll ~re. 123 and 124 Thursday, January 11, 2001 ,. - -. Page 20 YourHome Thursday, January 11,2001 -, ,000 GR~ POINTE FAIWS SpacIous Colonial with first floor master locatIon!! Two blocks to Lake Shore bedroom. dressing room. bath and laundry Road. Lake St Clmr and the Fanns Pier room Large kItchen/great room Attractive old Farms colonial Multlple combination With doorwaJl to family room. bedrooms. baths and family room. FlDlShed basement WIth bath and shower Library/den. Hardwood floors. Leaded ~.;.throughoul. QSllIOO2634. &!~~ windows.The old time flavor! QMll001513. (313) ~ I " I' f t4- I ~ "... t. ~ •. $149.900 FAlllllAVIIIl ..... 1'1'.aAa- •• • .... 8UMViiI.& "."11 M' •• ' renovated ready to move 1888 farmhouse Glass framed Totally and Oreal home wll3lgl! foy.eI that features Pretty three bedroom CoIomaI III East cabInet doors In Imchen EnJoy m' New open kitchen With anuque oak a skyhghl I..wt!e family room. hVlIIg English Village LlYlng room tile views open 10 fields surroundmg I S cabi~. cerarmc floor and all room w/natuml fireplace, wlf'RpIace ard bay wllldow FonnaI appliances. Crown moldings and acres Three car garag~ with double profCSSlonally I~ new roof, dIning room, updated kllchen, recesIed lights Pm"ect floor plan for hoc WIler tank, carpet and oven NICe smencd porch oveTloo/ung ruee yard doon For virtual tour log onto easy comfOl1llble hvmg or entel14Jrung realtor com QSfll002140. (3U) )'lII'd w/pallo and bock charcool BBQ w/privac~ fence Hardwood floors, New powder room. both full boths gnU Three car deep garage w,1h heat knotty pille Tee room wlhaJf bath ~ feature wture vllIUtJes and new fi l\lUreS and ale A workman's mechanIC's Two car garage and aIann sYsten!. All Newer wmdows and furnace 8JOO liream QSlIlOOO826. ~ ... Pnvate tlo and two carports - =-- 5tlI)' QSlJlOO1499 .... - Thursday, January 11, 2001 YourHome Page 21 - __ iWIIIIl woom ~~ !.'4!'!'!i'OIl' ,"~DBmDD- Immediate occupeJ¥:Y on ttus well t96tSOO ST. a.AIR SIIOIIB Sharp. Ihree bedroom bock bungalow CUte one bedroom wllarge ptcture ..... IIAIIID WUOIJ8 Sharp Lakeshore VIllage condo. Window m hVlI1g room Monthly fee ITI8Intallled two bedroom bunplow Charmmg one and one half slory feal1lllng hvmg room with natural A"M.-Handy Man's Dream"! Grosse New white Iulchen w/new fireplace, bUIII-ms, caved ceilings mcludes oulSK!e 1Tl8I~. WlIltr WlIh fanuly room PnrtIa1ly fimshed wllh many upgrades Newer larger POInte schools Easl of 1-94, ap'pllances Custom decor. and hardwood floors. marble sIlTs and msurance 1nJaJd bnck In walls of basement wllh central Blr white kllellen 1995 New dnveway, refinished hardwood floors IR hVlRg foyer. Walnut cabmets 111 kitchen In Newer floor m Iutchen and uullty QSlIIOO2S99.CII!t ___ hardwood floors. fireplace IIving sidewalk and basement room and dlRlng room Crown Includes cencraJ Blr. pauo space for room and one car all ached waterProofed In 1996 Vinyl sldmg: moklmgs f\ ew central aIr 1998 room. Tear off roof 812000 Home garden Large spaclOOS pnvate garage QSlJIlOO1484. (JD) .. vinyl Windows. doorwall ana Newer wmdows, new patio WBJT8/1lymcluded Move In condition basement and carport. Grosse POilU .., aluminum new IR 1996. New Assoclallon fee IRcludes water, and Immediate occupancy schools All appliances IIlcluded. awnmgs In 1998. New roofm 2000 outSide malnt and Insurancel QSll1002747 (313)~ QSlIIOO2.599.~ __ One )e&r Home Warranty SWlmnung 1X!91}ennls course ana Included QSlJlOO2700, .. - clubhouse QIWU00214e. ... Page 22 YourHome Thursday, January 11. 2001 on orn.." By Marge Svenson pretty good about pampering your- Onee Christmas dinner and the self once everythinl(s been scoured holiday parties are out of the way, and reorganized. you may find yourself too pooped to The following aracoup9D savings putter in the kitchen. If ever there- in cleaning products: was a time to fall back on conve- • Save 50 cents on any size ofliq- nience foods, that time is now. uid or powder Cheer laonclry deter- After all, who is going to notice if gent. Expires Jan. 3l. you serve p,t pies for dinner? • Tide has a $l-ofI c:ouponoil:any Everyone is too busy playing with size of new Tide Tablets, which you the new presentst . can toss in the wash. Expires Jan. Here are this week's coupon sav-.. 31. ings: • Bounce offers a 4Q-cents-off DBJGHTRJI. R.OOR PlAN!! Gorgeous lOOKING 10 DOWNSIZE! Completely • Stouffer's offers a $l-offcoupon coupon on any size ofits fabric soft- three bedroom ranch wittl two fuI baths, updated wlttl only to units per building this on any package of Oven ener, while Downy offers a 25- Irst Boor laundry, half bad'l and wet bar In bbuIous condo is con¥eniendy Ioated in cents-off coupon on any size of basement. roomy .t-fn Idtchen, CCMred the Woods and features an extra Iarp liYtng Sensations, which includes meat patio and new windows. 10031767 room. great Idtchen, and nice bedroom and vegetables ready to pour into a sheets or liquid softener. Both sizes. G31.VE.97 casserole dish and bake or expire Jan. 31. Grosse Pointe Woods 0fIIce microwave. Expires Feb. 18. • Save $2 on any Clorox (313) 886-5040 • Sargento has a 25-cents-off FreshCare home dry-cleaning sys- coupon on any brand of shredded tem. Expires March 31. cheese and a 30-cents-off coupon on • Clorox also offers a 55-cents-off any package of deli-style sliced coupon on any size of Ultra Clorox cheese. Expires Jan. 31. 2 or Clorox Stain Out. Save 55 • Save 25 cents on any flavor of cents on any size of Clorox Dry Wyler's Soup Starter, which cooks Bleach or FreshCare Fabric in 30 minutes. Expires Feb. 28. Refresher. Coupons expire March • Classico offers a 75-cents-off 31. coupon on any variety of Pasta • Orange Glo offers a 55-cents- Anytime pastas and sauces, which off coupon on any 20-oz.-or-Iarg. ISLAND PARADISE. Catch the breezes EXTRA SHARP. Fabulous brick ranch In can be stored in the cupboard and multipurpose degreaser. Save 55 IlYing in thI~ fantastic home. Enjoy ".eat prime area of the Woods features Iarp dInin& In the spacious kitchen. Relax In the family room off of oversized kitchen, microwaved in a few minutes. You cents on any 8-oz. or 16-0z. wood any FamIty room. Updated furnace, roof hardwood floors that are In mint condidon, also can save 75 cents on any 26-oz. cleaner and polisher. Coupons and hardwood tIoorL 10031803 generous bedroom sizes. and a two and one half car .... G33-ED-14 jar of Classico Pasta Sauce or 16- expire Feb. 28. oz. jar of Alfredo Sauce. Expires • Save $1.50 on Resolve High St. a.Ir Shores 0fIIce Grosse PoIntle Woods 0fRce Feb. 28. Traffic carpet cleaning granules, (313) 886-5040 (110)nWloo • Save $1 on any two packages of which can be sprinkled into the Banquet Chicken Nuggets, Patties, carpet, brushed and vacuumed. Tenders, Wings, Crispy or Skinless Expires Jan. 31. Crispy Chicken. Expires Feb. 28. • Lysol offers 50-cents-off • Hillshire Farms offers a $1.50- coupons on the following products: off coupon on any bone-in ham, 55 Mist Away Daily Shower Cleaner, cents off any package of Summer Toilet Bowl Cleaner or All-Purpose Sausage or $1 off any two packages Cleaner. Coupons expire Feb. 28. of Lit'! Smokies sausages, Expires • Lysol also has a 75-cents-off Jan.31. coupon for any size of its antibacte- • Tennessee Pride offers a 50- rial kitchen cleaner. Expires JaJi: IMPRESSIVE CORNER LOT RANCH!! REDUCED! Gorpous center entrance EntoY the new year In this spacious all brick Coionlal with four bedrooms. two and one cents-off coupon on any of its pork 31. raftch with Iarp .t-ln kitchen, new stow half baths, two natural fireplaces, library, or poultry products. Expires Jan. 6. • Save 40 cents on any two and sink. two fireplaces, family room and finished basement with a pub style Rorida room also!! 10026279 recreation room, and a two and one half car • Save $2 on any three packages Chore Boy sponges or 35 cents on Pl'lle. G34-MC.26 of Marie Callender's frozen single- any scourer. Expires March 31. Grosse PoInte Woods otIIce serve meals or entrees (7-17.oz.) or • Old English offers a 75-cents- " 3 13 186-5040 $1 on any two Marie Callender's off coupon on any furniture care .. frOzenpot pies. Expires Jan. 31. product. Expires Feb. 28. h I • Save 25 cents on any package • Save 25 cents on any 16-oz. { of Swift's Brown 'N Serve Sausage Easy-Off Heavy Duty or Fume in patties or links and $1 on any Free Oven Cleaner. Expires Feb. J; two packages of Rhodes Cinnamon 28. I, or Butter Swirl rolls. Expires Feb. • Scot's 1UfToffers a 55-cents-off f 28. coupon on its antibacterial Dispos'! i Clean, which is designed to clean, • wl:linfecL and deodorize disposals and drains. Expires Feb. 28. The Something about the New Year LOCATION!~OON! Welt located NEW YEAR INVESTMENT All ,brick two product is also available at home ofti ,... rooms. refinished family home complete with appliances,new cries out for a cleaning frenzy. And www.8cotlabs.com or by calling hardwood a new carpedr'lg. living furnace; fireplaces, beautiful arched just in time, since you've probably room with natural fireplace. and I two and windows, wet plaster and hardwood floors. (800) 486-7268, Ext. 112, if it is one half ear prqe. G33.R().8S Good retum!! 1002 I860 had it with the tracked-in grime, unavailable in area stores. the crusty oven, the dingy grout , the kids, the husband, etc. Th~ , Grosse PabaWoodl ~ I only consolation is that youll feel .4\'. - King Featuru ,Syndicate •. • • » ...... I. --- v Thursday, January 11, 2001 YourHome Page 2~ - 313__ ext3 fOX: 313-343-556~ YOUHHOME CLUII'IIDVEHTI51NG http://grossepointenews.com 810 Lake/Rrver Resom 719 Rent WIth Ophon to Buy D£ADUNES FREQU£NCY DISCOUNTS: gMIllor mu"" 702 Apts/Ftal\/Duplex- 811 lob For Sale week KhecIuIed od-t15Nlg. WIth prepaymenl Of 720 Rooms [or Rent REAL ESTATEFOR SAl! • RENT 5t Clair 5hores/Mocomb 812 Mortgages/land ConIroCb credd aPfl'l'¥Ol Coil lor raIM or lor more 721 Vocation Rental- Florida WOld Ads . WONf)A.Y"PM It _ ~ ..... -..:; \" .. - .. '"" ...... ~...- --"."~ ....\- - ..- 0:<" Page 24 YourHome Thursday, January 11, 2001 705 HOUJES FO 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 ArTS/flATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/fLATS/DUPlEX 701 APTS/fLATS/DUPlEX POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINHS/ HARPER WOODS DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY DETROIT/WAYNE (OUNTY POINTESjHARPER WOODS PO!NHSjHAHPER WOODS 8 Mllel Mack- _1/2 du- GROSSE POinte NEWLY re-decorated 2 Woods, Pear Tree, RIVARDI Jefferson, 2 SPACIOUS lower on BEDFORD- 2 bedroom plex, 2 bedroo~, bedroom upper on prime location, large 2 bedroom, all hard- Somerset, 3 bedroom, upper. Ideal for single basement, central air, Devonshire near bedroom ranch, family wood floors. Water, hVlng room, dining profeSSional. Applian- $825/ month. 20064 Mack! Outer Drive. No room, air, fireplace, 2 heat, washer, dryer. room, separate base- ces, washer, dryer, E. 8 Mile, 2 bedroom, pets. $600/ month ment, fireplace, newly heat included. Credit utility room, $750/ 1/2 baths, attached 2 $850/ month. 313- plus heat and utilities. refinished, appliances check. $650/ month. month. Mack! Ca- car garage, $1,6001 886-3515 1 1/2 month security included. $875/ No pets/ smoking. dieux, 2 bedroom, month/ lease. No deposit. Call Craig SHARP lower f1at- 21 3 month. (313)885-8843 313-886-2689, call $595/ month. 8 Mllel pets, 313-882-7282 before 7p.m. (313)886-6564 bedroom, east of 1-94, Pager 313-785-5200 Coolidge, 3 bedroom, GROSSE Pointe- 3 bed- RESTORED non smok- basement, family south of Vernier. VERY bright and beauti- CHATSWORTH! War- room colonial, 2 1/2 ,ng 2 bedroom upper room, $950/ month. $750/ month plus utili- ful one bedroom ren- clean, 2 bedroom baths, 2 car garage, tes. Call 313-884- flat m DetrOit adjacent Andary Real Estate, apartment. Large upper, great location! appliances. $1,500, to Grosse Pomte. In- 0066 kitchen and living $450. 810-n2-1396 313-886-5670 no agents. 313-821- cludes formal dining, room. Range and re- EXECUTIVE home in 8760 SOMERSET, newer 2 CREEKSIDE- Vintage hardwood floors, lead- frigerator included. the heart of Grosse bedroom split level. large 1- 3 bedroom ed glass windows, ap- MUST Seel Spacious 3 Nottingham, South of POinte Woods. Prime New carpeV paint. All flats, and single family pliances, laundry, bedroom ColOnial Jefferson. Minimum 1 location. Corner lot, 4 appliances including homes. 780 square alarm system and ga- Carpet, upstalrs- year lease, $550/ bedrooms, 2 1/2 washer, dryer, micro- feet. Hardwood floors, rage space. $5801 hardwood down month. (248)737-2941 baths, formal dining wave, air, off street secured parking on month, includes heat. Large kitchen, appli- --- room, updated kitchen parking. $825. 313- 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX Detroit's Eastside. limit of 2 occupants. ances, dishwasher, with eating area. Flori- 881-5391 DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY 313-331-6180 FlrsV last plus securi- breakfast room, semi da room, natural fire- finished basement. 2 bedroom 'townhouse EAST English Village, ty. (313)885-3149 SOMERSET- 2 bed- place, finished base- Wayburn- Kercheval near St. John Hospi- 5041 Bishop. Upper, 2 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX room, refinished hard- ment, ADT security $900. (313)886-1924 tal. ~ppliances. $750. bedrooms, clean, qui- S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY wood floors, freshly system. 2 car attach- 313-622-4004, 623- et. Appliances, ga- RIVARD, 2 bedroom painted. Appliances CHARMING 2 bedroom ed garage, fenced 556-0828 rage. No smoking or farmhouse, large liv- included. Off street apartment. newly re- yard. $1,800/month. pets, 6 month lease. ing dining area. parking. $750 2 bedroom upper flat, decorated, new dish- Also available furnish- room! $660 plus security. Carpet throughout. (313)881-0018 recently remodeled, washer and all other ed. 810-792-3990. $450/ month, 1 1/2 Showing, Saturday- Utility room, all appli- appliances Included, GROSSE Pointe Farms, months security de- day, January 13th. 9- ances, fenced yard SPACIOUS 2 bedroom central aIr, pool, shop- 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath posit. (313)885-3410 11am. Marie, 313- Available February upper- Waybum near ping near- by. Located colonial, all applian- 886-7599 1st. $775 piUS UtilitieS Jefferson. $600/ APARTMENT, 1 bed- at Jefferson & Marter, ces Included, $1,200/ 313-885-3440 month. Includes attic! room, appliances, MACK! Cadieux area, available for immedi- month. Mary Kaye at loft, appliances, laun- heat included. Laun- large 1 bedroom ate rent. $750/ month. Johnstone & John- 706 HOUSES FOR RENT dry, parking. Available dry available. $400. apartment. Stove, re- Call Steve at 313-881- stone. 313-884-0600 DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY immediately. Call frigerator, heat & wa- 8163 Credit check. 313- or 313-813-7529 3 bedroom, Moross (313)881-4991 or ter included. $4751 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 859-9650 area. $575- 750 (313)319-3823 month. 810-726-0004 POINTES/HARPER WOODS GROSSE Pointe Park, 2 CARRIAGE house in bedroom, dining Clean, appliances. No WAYBURN- large 2 the heart of Indian Vil- WARREN! Nottingham 1854 Huntington. Super room, basement, ga- pets. Credit check. bedroom lower, hard- lage. 1 bedroom, area- upper flat 2 bed- location. Brick ranch. rage, $575 plus utilit- (313)859-9650 $595/ month, utilities room. $500+ security SpacIous living room wood floors, garage, ies, plus 1 month de- MACK & Outer Drive- 3 included. (313)824- & deposit. (313)881- with marble surround .-, appliances and water posit. For information bedroom, 1. 5 car ga- 2511. 0892 woodburnmg fire- $695. (313)822-0596 call 313-881-8653 rage. Brick bungalow, place. $1,350. 313- f.t GROSSE Pointe Park- dining room. Optlon to 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 622-4077 Maryland near St. buy. $650. Rental POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS ;. 2 bedroom completey Paul. 3 bedroom sin- Pros, 313-882-Rent remodeled, Grosse gle home. $795/ 707 HOUSES FOR.RENTj j,• Pointe schools, month, plus utilities. S.C.S/MA(OMB (OUNTY ) $1,3501 month. Bnan. (810)739-8554 . GROSSE POINTE FARMS- near St. John Hospital. shopping and transportation . LAKEFRONT, 2 bed. , 3 bedroom. 1 1/2 bath colonial. Included in lease are: stove, refrigerator, microwave, (313)363-2019 • GROSSE Pointe rooms, 2 baths, fire- l • lawn service .. Available February 1. $1,200 per month. • .. s" GROSSE Pointe Park- 3 Woods, 3 bedroom place. central air, full GROSSE POINTE FARMS- 3 bedroom. one and a half bath Colomal With den & bedroom colonial. All brick colonial, Hamp- basement, 2 1/2 car 2 ear garage $1,375 per month subject to satisfactory credit report. apllances, finished ton Road. Fireplace, garage. Jefferson! 10 ~ROSSE POINTE FARMS- Three bedroom bungalow With one full bath. garage. basement. Hardwood family room, 2 car ga- 1/2. $1,600. (810)775- rage. $1,675/ month. den and finished basement. Subject to satisfacrory credit report Near St John floors. $9QO. Rental 7777. Hospital. $1 275 per month. Pros, 810-773-Rent (313)886-3463 NICE 2 bedroom on GROSSE POINTE SHORES- FleXIblelease terms available. Elegant four bedroom, 70$ HOUSES FOR RENT 705 HOUSES FOR RENT Avalon, 1 bath, lots of three and one half bath Colomal on a cuI-de-sac street ofTLakeshore No pets POINTES/HARPER WOODS storage, washer, dry' $2,400 pet month. POINTESjHARPER WOODS I er. $875/ month plUS GROSSE POINTE FARMS- Umque two bedroom home With two full baths near security. references J the Lake. Family room with vaulted ceiling, fireplace and wet bar. $),500 per month. 15838 WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE (810)773-9108 I ~ROSSE POINTE FARMS- Fabulous four bedroom, three and one half bath home ** FOR I.EASE** with dazzling kitchen, family room and library On Lakeshore with a vIew of the Two- three bedroom uwer unit features large ST. Clair Shores, 12/ ! .. Lake from most rooms. $11,500 per month living room with natural fireplaCP, fonnal dining room, Jefferson, 3 bed. I moms. basement GROSSE COiN J WOODS- Sparkling four bedroom, two and d h.Jf IJdlIl den (optional3n:i bedroom) and laundry room \\ithin u.....Jt t COIOllJalm New paint! carpet! a qUIet location near the Lake. Mutschler kItchen, family room with firepl;lre and Recmtly dea>ratEd I<1tx:hen appliances included Cd>at $11001 month 810- adjacent deck WIth hot tub. Small pet OK WIth depo~lt Prefer two year ledse basement storoge. Centro! air. Approximately: 2,500 sq. ft. 322-3888 May he rented furnished or unfurmshed $2,600 per month SUPERBLOCATION. Grosse Pointe schools and waterfront ~. No pets. No gnokjng. $2, , ...... -, .. Thursday, January 11,2001 YourHome Page 25 • 723 VACATION RENTALS 707 HOUSES fOR RENTI 709 TOWNHOUSES/ 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 721 VACATION RENTALS NORTHERN MICHIGAN S.LS/MACOMB COUNTY CONDOS FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FLORIDA ST. ClaIr Shores, 91 Jef- ST. Clair Shores- Upper APPROXIMATELY OFFICE SPACE NAPLES- beautiful HARBOR Springs Pe- ferson Classic 3 bed- level two bedroom, 1,250 sq. ft. available Grosse POinte Woods. guest house near toskey- 4 bedroom. 3 bath house. Fully fur- room brick bungalow, two bath unit In Riv- In a spectacular new- Indivldudl offices start- beach. shopping. Pri- nished with fireplace basement, garage. Iera Terrace. Brand er office bUilding on Ing vate lake. $685 per near ski area. Call af- $1200 per month. new carpet. stove & Greater Mack in St. at $300 a month week. 941-598.-2224 refrigerator. Doorwall (Includes all utilities) ter 6pm, (248}647- 810-778-7087. 810- Clair Shores. Ample SANIBEU Captiva Is- to balcony. Central Lucido & Associates 4628 443-5170 on site parking. Excel- lands. Gulf front con- T air, clubhouse and lent location. 1/2 year (313)882-1010 HARBOR Springs, up- ST. Clatr Shores- 3 bed- dos, private beach pool. Carport. No lease. $1.500 per ST. Clair Shores- Flexi- homes, golf. Sanibel dated, 4 bedroom. 2 room colonial, 1 1/2 pets. ImmedIate occu- month. Johnstone & 1/2 bath condo, skii bath. basement, all ble office and ware- accommodations. pancy. $900 per Johnstone. (313)884- Highlands, Nubs. appliances included. house space in ternnc TolI- free 1-800-237- month. Johnstone & 0600 location, close to 194 Reasonable. No pets. $825/ month. 6004. Online bookings Johnstone, (313}884- & 696. Could include available @www. {313}886-5153 810-786-9791 DELUXE office sUites In 0600 Maple Park office pla- one loading dock. Ap- sanibelaccom.com HARBOR Springs- WARREN, 3 bedroom, 1 prOXimately 10,000 ST. Clair Shores. 2 bed- za. St. Clair Shores. SIESTA Key condos, 11 Beautiful condo: 4 1/2 baths, Eastpointe sq. ft. available. Am- room, 1 1/2 bath up- Campus- like setting 2 bedrooms, weekly/ bedroom 2 1/2 bath. schools, new carpet, ple parking. John- per unit with balcony. with 4 buildings, pri- monthly. 941-349- Ski: Highlands, Nubs doors. Many updates. stone & Johnstone, Kitchen built- ins. vate parking. Close to 5726 or cross country. Appliances. Possible Large storage area in freeways. Call Kathi. (313)884-0600 (248}626-7538 option to purchase. TREASURE Island basement. Washer, 313-882-8800 for THE Hill- 93 Kercheval. HARBOR Springs- $750. (313}859-9650 Beach Resort. Ocean- dryer, carport. vacant. rental information. Approximately 2,500 Charming home near view, kitchen, heated 709 TOWNH9USESj $7751 month. 810- EXECUTIVE office in square feet. First slopes, sleeps 6, 2 pool. exotic grounds. (ON DOS FOR RENT 779-9434 prestigious bank floor. Days, (313)881- baths. Reserve now 6400. Nights, Weekly, 1-800-318- 686 Neff, upper unit, 714 LIVING QUARTERS buildmg. Prime loca- for Presidents and (313)882-4593 5632 $8001 month, heat in- TO SHARE tion, Nautical Mile. 9 other weeks! week- and Jefferson. $4751 721 VACATION RENTALS 722 VACATION RENTALS ends. 1-888-397-2595 cluded. Sine & Mon- 2 men, 1 woman, dog month. 810-445-1190 flORIDA OUT OF STATE or 231-526-3963 ghan 313-884-7000 wish to share very ANCHOR Bay- 2 bed- nice home. 13/ Harp- HARPER WOODS (at BONITA Springs. New PALM Springs, Califor- SKI season rental near Villa on golf course, pn- room condo. Lake- er. $3501 month, in- Vernier) suite of offi- nia. Marriott time Boyne Mountain. vate pool, 2 Bedroom. 2 View, 1 1/2 baths. bal- cludes utilities. 810- ces (1.600 sq. ft.) share. April 14th- Lovely home with fire- bath plus den. Gated cony. $685/ month. 296-2288 New- very nice! Easy 21 st. 2 bedroom, 2 place on Lake Charle- community, club house. 810-725-5887 access to 1-94, ~ bath, sleeps 6, pools, voix, sleeps 12. MATURE woman finish- month RENT FREE, etc. Golf Included. Call golt, restaurants, Weekendl weekly Ing school needs CONDO, S1. Clair Mr. Stevens, 313-886- Elaine 810-726-6026 _ shops. Adjacent to rates. (248}969-1496 housing for 1 11 2 Shores, 2 bedroom, 2 1763 9am- 5pm Marriott Desert years. WIlling to be WATERFRONT Port bath, swimmimg pool, KEY Largo- Sharp 2 Springs Resort. companion and do KENNEDY BUILDING Sanilac, 6 bedrooms, $8001 month. 313- bedroom. 1 bath. Pri- $1,400. 248-348-8026 chores in exchange Opposite Eastland 3 baths, Sandy beach. 882-5130 vate park with beach. after 7pm for room and board. Shopping Center. $1,5001 week. 313- $1.9501 month 1-800- 723 VA(ATION RENTALS Susan (810}772-7337 City of Eastpointe. 882-5070 HARRISON Township. 2 949-0865 NORTHERN MICHIGAN Near '-94 & 1-696 724 VACATION RENTALS bedrooms, 1.200 NEED A ROOMMATE? MARCO Island Flonda- Single sUltes-5.600 COZY condo- Little Tra- . RESORTS All Ages, Occupations, square feet, 1 1/2 sq ft. on main level. Newly decorated 2 verse Bay golf course. ... Tastes, Backgrounds CASEVILLE on Sagi- baths for rent. By appomtment bedroom condo. An- 4 bedrooms. 2 1/2 and lifestyles. naw Bay. Private (248)601-0997. 810-776-5440 gler's Cove, pools, Ja- baths. (313)823-1251 "Our 20th Year" CUZZI.Tlk' bar. Close Lakefront homes. LAKESHORE Village 2 Home-Mate Specialists MEDICAL offlce- St. to beaches. (313}882- DELUXE Harbor Booking now for holi- bedroom townhouse, (248)644-6845 Clair Shores, 3 exam, 3148 Springs condo. sleeps day & winter seasonl newly decorated, new 6. Pool, jacuzzI, fire- summer weeks, 2001. 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL completely furnished. MARCO Island, Florida. kitchen, no pets. place. Ski Boynel 517-874-5181 FOR RENT phones, computenzed 2 bedroom condo on $8001 month plus se- bIlling, • 1.200 sq. ft. Nubs. Discount. 248- beach from $1 ,2001 Don't Forget- curity deposit. Availa- 2039'0 Harper, Harper Available March. 810- 644-7873 Woods. Upper SUite, 2 week. 3 bedroom Call your ads In Earlyl ble immediately. 313- 778-6340 home With pool from HARBOR Springs con- Qlassified Advertising 881-8283 leave mes- rooms, 22x12 total. $1,2001 week. Harbor- do Skiing, snowmobil- 313.eS2-6900 ext 3 sage. $2951 month lease. SINGLE office on Mack. view Rentals, 1-800- ing. 3 bedroom, fire- - 313.884- 7575 near Moross. $390 ~lbint~ ~ws 377-9299. '!JYffl.har place, shopping. Eve- ST. ClaIr Shores, newer month Phone John or ., ext 3 PROFESSIONAL SUITES Office Park Environment Great for Attorneys, CPAs, Others (10 Mile, 194, 1696 area) 810-775-7774 t~~fM~~.5~~~ioi ______Page 26 YourHome Thursday, January 11, 2001 ""l:~------REOL ESTDTE FOR SOLE 800 HOUSE) FOR SALE , 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOU)ES fOR SAU 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE GROSSE Pointe DONATE your cars, EAST English Village- GROSSE Pointe 16835 CollinghaWI 3 Woods- 1976 Anita. Woods-, 1,300 square bedroom brick bunga- boats, R.V., trucks, 12587 E. Outer Or. Totally renovated 3 foot bungalow, 3 bed- low, finished base- property to: MISSING Newer traditional 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath room, 2 baths, charm- ment with full bath, CHILDREN PROJ- bedroom colonial. brick bungalow. New ing and cozy. Well Andary Real Estate, ECT- for a tax dona- Move in condition. Ap- windows. Much more. maintained. Many up- 313-886-5670 tion. (313)884-9324 proved buyers only. $167.900. 313-343- Immediate occupan- dates. Newer carpet & hardwood. Garage, 25 plus package of DON'T MISS 0930. cy. Open house Sun- AKESHORE Drive Florida room, homes in Detroit. Cur- THESE HOMES! day, 1- 4pm. Call 810. rent to buy. Ove $168,900. Millennium rently rented. Great GROSSE POINTE 291-6110 or 810.915- 10,000 sq. ft. 6 bed F1RSTOFFERING Real Estate. 810-776- income potential, cash WOODS 0303 rooms, 8 bathrooms only. Gall Walker & 2457 sauna, pool. patios 1940 A1lard-This chann- Gros88 Pointe Woods GROSSE Pointe t Associates, 313-824- ing, clean 3 bedroom Woods- 3 bedroom- 1 bars, huge kitchen. HARPER Woods- near Grosse Point '\ 2800 colonial offers natural 3 bedroom, center bath, 1,400 square fireplace in IMng room, Grosse Pointe border. Shores. Make offer! I BLOOMFIELD Hills, entrance colonial, feet, hardwood floors, mce covered deck, for- Immaculate 3 bed- (313)884-3366 Bloomfield schools, 3 1,600 8quera feet, new with: kitchen,. mal dining room, new room brick ranch, new bedroom, 2 bath beautiful Mutchler windows, and more. ON Alger, St. Clair light oak kitchen, new kitchen & marble bath ranch. Finished base- kitchen with .. tlng Finished basement Shores, bungalow, roof, 2. 5 car garage. with Jacuzzi, 2 car ga- ment, sunporch, den. space, moye- in with half bath. Florida central air, new roof, 3 _ Glass block windows in rage, hardwood floors, Over 1 acre, comer condition, appliances room. $214,900. Call, bedroom. Brokers basement, 1 year home natural fireplace, cen- lot, near Oakland Hills Included, family room, (313)640-4952 warranty policy. Also tral air, basement. protected. $115,000. Country Club/ Bir- deck, 2 car garage, GROSSE Pointe . (313)88~OO53 has spec1acular land- Grosse Pointe mingham. South of aYallable February 1. scaping in front & back. Wood&- Charming 3 schools. Asking Maple/ Telegraph, Hurry, only $205,000 bedroom bungalow. ST. CLAIR SHORES $199,900. $159,000. Immediate $324,000. 248-594- (this price Is 10% be- Move-in condition. 4 bedroom brick ranch HARPER WOODS occupancy. (313)647- low market value). No Neutral decor. Newer featuring new paint, 7632. 19404 WASHTENAW- 9522. brokers at this price. roof, hardwood floors, carpet and Absolutely beautiful 2 (313)506-7269 oak kitchen cabinets. bedroom ranch has appliances. Must see! JUST LISTED 313-804-6265 HARPER WOODS $108,900. FHN VA newer paint and carpet, GROSSE Pointe City, 4 ST. CLAIR SHORES GROSSE Pointe BEAUTY refinished hardwood bedroom, 3 bath Tu- 12 unit apartment Woods- updated 2 Modem 3 bedroom brick floors, new white kitchen dor, 2,800 square building. $745,000. bedroom aluminum bungalow. Master suite with built- in dishwasher feet. New family room, Lee Real Estate & microwave, circuit ranch. Immediate pos- with full bath, formal din- latest updates. Must Ask for Harvey LOVERY session. Will trade. ing room, big living room breakers, newer furnace see. (313)822-2623 810-771-3954 rent to buy. Ove and central air, newer vi- $119,900. 810-773- with natural fireplace, 20,000 sq. ft. 10 bed nyl windows, garage, 4200, Century 21 AM basement, garage on GROSSE Pointe ST. Clair Shores- cus- rooms, 10 bathrooms nicely finished basement park like lot. $145,900. Schools- 1,350 sq. ft. tom 3 bedroom brick 10 fireplaces, sauna, with bar and more! This HARPER WOODS ranch. 2 full baths. • 3 bedroom custom nJNEINIO pool, waterfall, gar home is definitely move- MICHIGAN'S BFSf HO SPECIAL brick ranch, central Den. One of a kind! dens. Located i in conditiont $82,500. SHOWCASE Large brick bungalow, air, 1.5 baths, hard- Comcast Page 28 YourHome Thursday, January 11t 2001 .. Bllihop, Grosse POlnUlPark Alexander St Clau Shores Grd) ton GrQsse Pomte Pal k PriItme Dner home Dell' The Vlllapl '1bIa ltmly1bree bedroom, two and llIUl Comple*dy remodeled and very glamorous con*emporary on a wide caual incredible pcMoilalln 01.ia one owner cus10m home built in 1927! A rare t! opportuni*y io transform this jewel of a home InkllOmething h'uly ~ r.. haU balh home ... bull* ClIl.Iy Dve and 0Ile halt 1Wol'lI-e'O IDd proridll UJe with steel .. nn and 60 foo* cusiom dock wiOl shore power and spectacular. The archiklctural details and mok1ing8 are phenomenal ulUma*e b1litt11r ocCorl ~ klwer 1mI remab room wiUI ligh*iDg.8hmDing U8e of CorIan and marble in the stakl of the art kfichen and ba&hroomB. Andersen windo1n and doonralls, brick paver Accommodations Inolude three bedrooms, a fiM floor den and " second octIpI.al oeI1I:ag. CUJ* and d.z'11raD. 'nul ftrI* floor tamU1 room JIM a l7 patios, family room with ftulted ceiling and skylight Exciklment floor IiWng room Chat could be an omce. Durtll11 or library. Quality aoltld IlIiJiDg aDd Well!uldlMpld priva*e garden. ~ flreIIJ-. totaLI1 hou~ *&48.000. t and we1I worth res&o • $264,900. ~.f 't it l -..,.,. or " l'.r '\, - Huut!ngt.on, Groae.Poinkl Woods Beaconsfield. Grosse Pointe Park Upda&eI plore in WI outaandinr Pne bedroom. brIak l'I.DDh 0111 Investors'delightl This brick two family is oumnUy leased by lJP1'&wliDg 90 foo& IoL TbiI. homI1I illlDD'feom lllJDdUiOll and can proride long term tenanta. Berth unita are very spaciouI with three ~ U c1oIin&'. G1Mmln, wood fJoon, tbe kitclIa ... repIIIlIClln bedroom in 8llOh. Good rate of return. Two oar garage. This '93 and tbe tarDaae and omRal air llOIIItwonlng In 'N. BnIlDdloapiDg. building is in an .. and must be sold. You can't go wrongl ftDiIhed buemIn& and • main floor family room. tI46.000. '179,900 Pilled wUh IWurIlligM, this three bedroom On" floor liring at its best in this atfordably Sparkling three bedroom, one and one half The last word in charml You won't be ,-- brick ranch is just one half block from the prioed sharp three bedroom ranch. Or, if you bath brick ranch for the amazing price of di.sappoln~ when you _ this wonderful Jake, baa been *uMilly m&in~ and choose. there is an abundance of 8p&08 on the $149,9001 Hardwood f1oorI, updated kiklhen. three bedroom. one and one half story thafs oft'81'I a lovely open floor plan providing the lower level including a tull bath, family room newer furnace and central air ccmdiUoning just 1o&ded with feUurea. Newer furnace with lI'INES'I' IN ONE FLOOR LIVING. and bedroom! .179,900. and the lnWior bas all been freIhJy painted central air, natural fireplace, IOl'e8ned sun and is read to move . ht Into. h and a two car . H ! 192,000 J.. t • 1388 Three lWe, Grosse PoiDse Park $464,000 1863 ~, Grosse Pointe Woods 159,900 1812 Brys, Grosse Pointe Woods 179,900 _ F1eet.~ Grosse Pointe Woods $227,900 201 Lae Stet Claire, St. Clair Shores ...... 1111.$235,000 82 Kercheval, on the Bill 313.884.0600 Grosse Pointe Farms www.realestateone.com See page J J for llJKUJ'fhome selection-497-7699 Will sell $9,980 800- ble 810-667.9353 ance Savel $12,750 (313)886-9860 5430, PM (313)881. 9273 Rinke Pontiac GMC, 6095 (313)642-1371 1988 Dodge Ram Con- 292-0111 810-497-7699 1998 Oldsmobile Cut------I GLS V I 1997 VW Passat Wag- 610 AUTOMOTlVl version van Southem STEEL buildings new ass - 6, a loy DONATE your boatl on- excellent condl- SPORTS CAR~ van 360 V-8, 175,000 40x 60x 12, was FOUND cat- Grayl Bnt- 1996 Dodge Caravan- wheels, leather, CD, clean lake St Clalrl tIon well eqUipped miles $2,200 313- $17,500, now Ish short hair Helen! V6, under 88,000 warranty $9,950 We are here founda- 47K miles Com pre: 2000 Mazda Mlata Con' 527-7070 $10,971 50x 100x 16 Hollywood Around, miles Clean $7,500 Rinke Pontiac GMC, tlon. (810)778-2143, henslve warranty vertlble- Special edl' 1993 Mercury Villager- was $31,500, now December 1 810-296-3848 810-497-7699 100Y. tax deductible! $16,350 DenOls, tlOn, mahogany mICa, loaded, leather Inten- $19,990 70x 150x 16 (313)884-8289 ------non.prohl (313)3723790 tan leather Intenor, or, looks and runs was $59,900, now ______1994 Eagle Talon ES, 1999V 6Pontiact t IIGrandI dedAm, • Bose stereo, 7,000 great $6,500 $42,990 80x 200x 16 FOUND Pftt Bull. Janu. loaded Excellent con- " 0 a y oa , .. ------.. miles, $23,900 (810)774.1965 was $94,500 now, ary 3 Call (313)884- dltlon, well main- sunroof, CD, Alloy Sp VOLVO 1i11r1113605.5747 $59,990 1-800-406- 1551 talned $4,900 810- wheels, automatIC, 1978 Eldorado Blamtz, ECIALISTS 613 AUTOMOTIVE 5126 779.5769 etc SlIckered at red' red leather, S'wanImoortAuto "I WANTEO TO BUY J1I"--...... -- tlROSSE POinte Animal $20,000, asking 48,000 miles Just 116100 EaSt Waner: ~ CliniC White female 1999 Plymouth Breeze, $12,950. 313-886- wonderfull Also a Comer of Devonshht) 1999 Chevy S-10 Sports AAA Cash for cars, Boxer, In heat, black 20000 miles Loaded 0125 1995 SLE 1500 Ser. Sales & service pICkup, 5 speed, CD, trucks, vans Top dol- Stoep mix (older), gray CD changer, keyless teS Forest Green, Mo d Frida aIr 14 month, 18,000 lar paid I Please call. III male neutered cat, fe- entry $11,900 Call 1999 Pontlat: Grand Pnx GMC Suburban. Fully ::Jl-S:30 Y mile lease $12700 248- 722-8953 \.. ANIMALS ~ male tortle cat Call alter4313-526-5688 GT. 2 door, CD, loaded including rear 002 7160 per month CaII PhiI, ALL Junk cars motorcy- (313)822-5707 If you chrome wheels ' war • air, alloy wheels, pow. 313 ~ - 313-885-0107 ' lost an aOlmal In the ranty balance1 er Windows, etc cles wanled Servlllg 500 ANIMAL POlntes $14,950 Rinke Pon. 122,000 miles Both 1999 Chevy Silverado Grosse POlllte, Harp- ADOPT A PIT 1997 Ford Taurus LX, tlac GMC, 81C>-497. can be seen at Hartz extended cab LS 4x4, er Woods, St Clair black, 4 door Excel- 7699 Household Sales, 10- 3 door, V8, auto, air, Shores & Detroit's ADOPT a retired racing lent conditIOn, non- 4 Fnday & Saturday. 1999 Chevy Blazer- CD, full power, bal- eastside 810.779- greyhound Make a smoker 43,000 miles, 1999 PonhdoolilCGrand AM See ad under "Estate Black. 4 door, 4 wheel ance of factory war- 8797 fast fnendl 1-800-398- $8,000 (313)884- SE- 2 r, 1 8000, dnve, loaded, 15,000 ranty1 $20,950. Rinke 4dog Michigan Grey- miles Auto, Illr, cas- Sales" "--e;-~,~-"""", 7098 miles Asking Pontiac GMC, 810- hound Connection ______sette Savel Rinke -1993--L-lnco-l-n-T-o-w-nc-a-r, $22,500 (313)882. 497-7699 GROSSE POinte Animal bOO AUTOMOTlV( 1999 Frod Ranger- auto, Pontiac GMC, 810- executive Senes, 1482 Society Will host a vol- CARS air, cassette, factory 497-7699 18,000 miles 1997 Dodge Dakota- ex- ~CREAnO~ unteer seminar, Satur- warranty balance $110001 ff 31"------tended cab V8, auto, 1998 Pontiac Bonneville ' 0 er ,;r 1992 Chevy Suburban air, power willdows & DONATE 6S 1 10ATS ANO MOTORS day January 12, 9am- your cars, $7,950 RlIlke Pontiac SE- 12,000 miles. Full 886-4232 ,,;r 31"-882 - 4x4, SIlverado Cloth, locks Warranty, 1pm Children's Home boats A V ,ruct ks, GMC, 810-497-7699 3909 of DetrOit, 900 Cook property to MISSlllg power, new condlbonl 350 V8, clean I $9,950 Rmke Pontiac DONATE your boat! Road, Grosse POlllte Children ProJect- for a 1990 Lillcoin town car $13,950 Rinke Pon- $11,850 Rmke Pon- GMC, 810-497-7699 clean Lake 5t Clalrl • tax donation Silver! light gray tlac GMC, 810-497- tlac GMC, 810-497- Woods (313)884 7699 7699 1999 Ford Ranger, We are here founda- 1551 (313)884-9324 Leather Keyless en- 1998 BMW 3281 sedan, 60,000 miles, full pow- hon (810)778-2143, .,. .... tryll Gently used Ex- 1999 Satum SL2 sedan- auto, 33,500 miles, 1998 Jeep Cherokee er, 8' bed, With cap. 100% tax deductlbleJ ce ent condmon auto, aIr, cassette, silver! black leather, Sport 4 wheel dnve. Very good cond1l1on! non. profit $6,300 (313)640- warranty balance. heated seats, CD, 56,000 miles. Factory $9,750 313-824.9034 DONATE your cars, I..;,,: Savel $9,750 Rinke sunroof, sport pack- warranty Running 1990 GMC 350, V8, b1l3 AUTOMOTIVE Pontiac GMC, 810- age Dealer main- boards Alarm. boats, R V, trucks, GENERAL MOTORS 497-7699 tamed Excellent con- $14,000 (313)886- SlE pick- up, loaded, property to. MlSSmg dltlon. $28,0001 best. 6093 37,850 miles, excel- Children ProJect- for a 1998 BUick Century 1991 while BUick Regal (313)886-2805 lent condition tax donation LTD. 4 door, 12,500 GS, 4 door, red leath. ------(313)885-3897 (313)884-9324 miles Black With tan er, 69,000 miles, ex. 1998 Lexus ES 300- 1996 Jeep Cherokee leather Loaded cellent condition, new loaded, mint. Sport. 4WD. green, GMC 1997 1 ton 653 BOAT~ PARTS AND $13.900 (313)882. brakes! tires, onglnal $21,000, 91 Jefferson 120K miles. $7,0001 d606ually crew cab, SERVICE 7246 owner $4,800 (810)872-8626 best (313)882-1224 SLE, loaded. excellent MARINE WOODWORK (313)885-3754 ------condition $18,900 Custom designed & bUilt S.rllins 1990 Cadillac DeVille, 1998 Mercedes C230- 1995 Range Rover 810-530-5487 Gablnetry Repairs, dry- black, gray leather, BEAUTIFUL 1991 Buick Fully loaded, sunroof, County LWB Black,4 b 12 AUTOMOTlV[ rot 23 Years Expen- In The Classifieds loaded, excellent con- Ultra, lealher Interior, 30,500 miles, white wheel dnve. Loaded, VANS ence Have Portfolio dltlon $5,000 810- sunroof, excellent With gray Intenor. sunroof, leather wood 1999 Chevy Astro Cobra & References 412-6958 condition $3700 313- $25,900. (313)881- panel mtenor Bush (248)435-6048 Gros~ Point~ News 886-6611 1222 bar. Lamp guards conversion van All y.~' :rwJ!IG!&45IAlt 1994 Grand Am. 2 door, Running boards, roof wheel dnve TV, VCR, DOn't Forget------rear air, balance of L\.~ teal 98,000 miles TAX deductible dona- 1988 Mercedes Benz rack and many extras. Call your ads in Earlyl ""rWSP",p!IS New brakes, tIres, ex- tlons. auto, boat, etc 300E. Mint, must see Excellent condition factory warranty Classified AdvertisIng cellent condmon Special OlympICs! NIcest one In the 88,000 miles Savel $16,950. Rinke 313-882-6900 ext 3 Pontiac GMC, 810- $3,300. (313}647. Wertz Warnors, 1- state, $9,800 $15,000 (313)884- ar- JQnle News (313)882-6900 ext. 3 9643 877-366-2831 (313)884-9649 7098 497-7699 )