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By Bonnie Caprara espeCIally after two separate Staff Writer three-car car accidents Part one of a three-part occurred after school on senes Verrner Road Just outside of .~~ The Grosse Pointe Public North on Thursday, June 10 ao«:~ School System Board of Students travel as far as Education has asked the prin. three miles to visit their ClpalS at Grosse Pomte North favonte fast-food restaurants. and South hIgh schools and Consldenng students get a 35- dIstnct admlrnstrators to look minute lunch break, a four to mto what it would take to close SIX mile round-trip commute campuses at both schools dur- can be a bIt of a stretch taking ing lunchtIme In conSIderation other things "We're askmg the pnncipals like ordering, eatIng, and get- to IdentIfy the series of Issues ting to and from class from the the board needs to make a decl- parkmg lot sion whether to close campuses Wlule restaurant owners The Grosse Pointe or to leave them open," sald and managers welcome the lhstoricwl Society hosts an preSident Steven Matthews. students' busmess, they Upscale Sale ofAntIques and AccordIng to Matthews, the express some safety concerns CollectIbles thIs weekend. request for a closed campus "Yes, I eIIJoyseemg the lads The preVIew sale begins at 7 was generated after past North The busmess looks better than pm. m the Provencal-Weir Photo by Bomue Caprara Parent Club preSident Jeff it actually IS I have three chil- Hous~ 376 Kercheval m Brodenck began to ask for dren, two at North right now GrosS"ePOInte Farms parental mput on having a I'm all in favor of a closed cam- Hill Street blues and Village people, too closed campus pus. There's no way they can TIckets for the preview are "The board IS of the mmd get to our Buscerrn's and back $20. The actual sale begms that we would have to close in a safe amount of time," said at 8 a m on Saturday, June The oaly thJDg blue during BID Da18 aloq Kerchen1 in the Fanna was the Ny both," SaId Matthews Chuck Thomas, owner of 26. It runs to 2 p m For more OD Frlday, June 18. Hundreda of people turned out to ahop for bargains, enjoy lee Brodenck declmed to com- Buscemi's on Greater Mack in Information, call (313) 331- _cream aDd 118ten to the U\"lng Room Blues BaDd. The performance by the blues trlo ment to the Grosse Pointe St Clalr Shores 0066 .... spoDSOJ'ed by ChampiOD It Baer, JohDstODe It JobDstoDe, RoG. EdCar It Aa8ocl- News on this toPIC Cindy McGree, manager of at", Coldwell BaDker-8chwetizeJ' Real Eetate, The PbDIip F. Greco Title Co. aDd Student safety has been the McDonald's at Harper and JUgble-1IIazon. Pictured are mU8lclaD8 Rich Wegrzyn, DeDDla GarucIa aDd Guy key concern surroundmg the Cadieux, SaId a closed campus "elmer. dIscusslOn of closed campuses at both schools for some tIme, See CAMPUSES, page 14A Sunday, June 27 Below, the Be .. BoDDIer Quartet wu featured at Jut 1'hunday'. free concert in the Music on the Plua series in the VWaae. BoDDler, a Groeee Pointe resident, The St Paul Knights of I'eCeived the Governor' • .AI'ts Award lD recogaitlon of her career accomplishments. E-Coli bacteria closes Columbus sponsors a blood mwatfueCmm~dC~te~ The weekly outdoor colicertB are held on Thundayw at 7 p.m. and are co-spon- 170 Grosse Pointe Blvd, aored by Bon Secoun Cottage Health S78tem, the City of Groue Pointe and the Farms Park beach between 9 a m. and 3 30 p m GI'o88e Pointe vwa,e .A8eod.adaa. By Brad Lindberg Based on four readIngs taken Slaff Wnter at dIfferent locations around To ensure p.ey,er staffing HIgh bactena levels have the beach, E-Coli levels ranged and an even flow of donors, once agaln closed the beach at from 460 to 610 parts per mil- please call (313) 884-2856 Pier Park 10 Grosse Pointe lion, averaging almost twice Farms. the level allowed. . Heavy rams two weeks ago Daily E-ColI levels of 300 flushed the lake With storm parts per million are consid- Monday, June 28 runoff and overflowed sewers, ered safe, sald Huhn. resulting m unacceptably high The beach wlli remam closed levels of harmful E-coli bacte- until Wayne County says the The board of trustel!S of na that made Its way down- water's safe. the Grosse Pointe Public ( stream to the Farms Llbrary meets at 7 p m. at "The closure doesn't mean FollOWingan unwanted tra- the beach won't open agam," the Neighborhood Club, dItion, bactena has closed the said Huhn hopefully. Last year, 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of , beach every summer for the nevertheless, the beach closed Grosse Po1Ote. The publIc is last eight years, usually begin- m June and stayed closed all 10Vltedto attend. nmg in late June, according to season DIck Huhn, who became the Farms director of parks and Wayne County offiCIals test recreation 10 1986 the water at the Farms beach "After heavy rains during twIce per week. Throughout Wednesday, June 30 the weekend (of June 12.13), the summer, Huhn said, hIs we suspected that bactena lev- staff will augment county Grosse POlOte Woods says els would be mgh," said Huhn, efforts by conducting indepen- goodbye to CIty admirnstra- "so we took water samples our- dent samphng He wants to tor Peter Thomas and hello selves for two days straIght fol- determ10e how quickly E-Coh to hiS replacement Ted lOWingthe storms" counts nse and fall after heavy rams Bldigare at an open house In Huhn's unoffiCIal samples the Woods commuroty cen- were analyzed at a laboratory The closure comes at a time ter, 20025 Mack Plaza. operated by Macomb County m when the Farms has mstaI.led Leinweber awarded for tireless work St Clalr Shores Results late numerous measures to prev~t Tuesday showed high bacteria bird droppmgs from foulmg the The event begins at 7 30 The Grosee PolDte VlIlage Association has awarded Beverly Leinweber its flnt beach Refreshments will be served annual Jerry Valente Village Vlsl01l8JY Award. counts and caused the beach to close Wednesday mornmg, SamplIng Isn't an exact sci- The public is mvited to The award was established by the board of directors 88 a memorial to Jerald attend Valente and wiD be presented each year at their 8.DI1ua1 meeting. Valente'. untime- June 16, SaId Huhn ence. Readmgs can vary from ly death last year saddened the Village community. OffiCIal samples taken by sample to sample and location Leinweber was honored Wayne County on Monday, to location, dependIng on, for over 20 years of dedi- June 14 confirmed the bad among other thlngs, "If a bud cated service to the VO- news that Huhn already knew Just flew overhead," s81dHuhn. Iage business community. Opinion 6A The award recognizes her as one who "belped us see POINTER INTEREST Seniors lOA and achieve a brlghter OF Schools I4A future" through her tire- Au~ I7A lesa work for The VUlage A880clatlon, the City of Richard Klimisch Obituaries...... I9A Grone Pointe and count- Home: Grosse POlDte Business 22A less community organla- Shores Entertainment 6B tlODB. Age: 61 Sports IC Leinweber Is currently Family: Wife, Prudence vice-president of The VO- Cole; two grown sons. Clo.ssified ads .. . 6C lale Aftoclatlon. The Kurt and Enk, and four award .... preeented at grandchl1dren The Groue Pointe VUlage Occupation: Retired - ~ew~ • 00 n ('1''' • ANoclatlon'. aDDual temporanly meeting on June 15 at Quote: .Cbmbmg Mount the City of Groue PoInte KlhmanJaro was one of councll chamben. the greatest expenences of my hfe. I am convmced Pre.enUng the awa~d that It made me a better were Michael Kramer, person already and gave center, Groue Pointe VO- me a chance to make the lale Aa.oclatiOD preal- rest eX my pIlgnmage a dent; aDd Bob Bedra, VO- success " lale ANocl.tlon board member. See story, page 4A
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' .. - :: - - • . .• - June 24, 1999 2A News Grosse PO,lnte News 50 years ago this week fellow representatives refused taxes to bupport a pubhc • Teenagers will cavort on to accept her centenmal plans hbrary July 9 as the first of what will ~esterda~'s headlines • Four of the five Grosse • The Grosse Pomte Park probably be an Infimte number POlntes agreed m total 01\ a city councd sold a parcel of The $20,000 additIOn to the has been cntlclzed by Woods of social events scheduled to Wayne County Health pohcy for dealing ~Ith the land at the corner of East Village Hall on Mack mcludes reSidents because It would like- take place at the new Grosse Department resulted 10 a cita- growmg problem ot mmors Jefferson and Pemberton that a squad room and two Jail cells ly mcrease traffic m the neigh- POinte War Memorial on tIOn bemg Issued to the county usmg alcohol The pohcy had been on the market for PrevlOubly, culpnts had to be borhood Lakeshore In the Farms Dram Commission because of ranged from extendmg respon- years The lot Will probably be locked up 10 the Shores' Jal! • If all goes accordmg to The week followmg the teen an offenSIVe stench emanatmg slbillty to adults 10 charge of u&ed for an office budding The former pollce offices Will be plan, a veritable "museum" event, younger marned couples from the Milk River Pumpmg house parties 10 which' mm6h -Brad Lindberg used by the village clerk Will soon be standmg among Will hit the floor StatIOn In Grosse POinte are dnnkmg to reportmg the other busmesses along • Plans for an enclobed Woods names of guilty minors. to Kercheval 10 the Village sWimming pool and bath house 25 years ago this week The commiSSIOn ha& been school offiCials The owner of Charterhouse at Neff Park In the City of • The GrObse Pomte Woods ordered to submit a detailed The City opted out of report- & Co asked the City of Grosse Grosse Pomte were reviewed city council debated what to do report speclfymg what control mg name& to school offi<.ials, Pomte city council to approve by city offiCials The $100,000 with the old pumpmg station equipment Will be mstalled or saymg It didn't want to become extensive renovatIOn plans for processes changed to prevent proJect 1" expectE.'d to be on Marter Road The facllltv hable by giVing out the mfor- approved at next month's coun- has stood unused smce the new the store The Jewlery-by- contmuatlOn ot the problem A mati on cil meeting Milk River Pumpmg StatIOn appointment busmes& Will fea- petition by 67 reSidents alerted ture Items recovered from for- • Members of the Grosbe was bUilt five years ago county offiCials to the problem 5 years ago this week A plan by the NatIOnal Bank mer Grosse Pomte mansIOns POinte Woods pohce and fire • Whoever broke mto and of DetrOit to turn the Marter and Enghsh estates departments settled mto their 10 years ago this week vandahzed the First taclhty mto an ecology center • An mvestigatlOn by the new digs thiS week • A deClslOn to throw out a Evangehcal Lutheran Church ban on Pit bulls In Grosse left nothing that wasn't bolted Pomte Woods has been delayed to the floor untouched, said With your help by the Judge who IS rulmg on MOA Is WildIng a tomorrow 50 years ago this week Grosse POinte Woods police WIthout neuromuscular diseases ItS constltutlOnahty detective Bob KWiatkowski The ordmance, adopted m 'MDa" The vandals "knocked over Ut»ouIOr~_ October 1988, states that Pit everythmg and anythmg they bulls and related breeds are could and went IOta every room 1-800-572.1717 banned wlthm city hmlts they could get Into," he said Judge Kaye Terzag of the • Advance plannmg Wayne County CirCUit Court smoothed over the creatIOn of has set a date of Oct 16, 1989 a dlstnct hbrary agreement Gr~ Pointe News to determme If the ordmance between the Grosse Pomtes stands. and Harper Woods (USPS 230-400) • A councilwoman for the In 1988, the Grosse Pomte Published every Thursday City of Grosse Pomte vowed to school board formed a subcom- By Anteebo Publishers go ahead With a centenmal mittee to study a pOSSIble dIs- 96 Kercheval Avenue party at Neff Park despite not tnct hbrary The actual cre- Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 haVing support from any col- atIon of a separate library sys- PHONE: (313) 882.6900 leagues on the council, mclud- tem was ordamed 10 March by mg Mayor Lorenzo Browning I Second Cia" Po,tage paid al DOI'Olt the passage of Proposal A, MI< hl~an and add'ilonal madlng "I'll Just party myself," said which stated that school dIs- offices the councilwoman when her tricts could no longer levy SUb,cflpllon Rales 531 per year via m.lll SJ8 otJt-of stafl" POSTMASTER Send addre.- dange. 10 Gro"e POinte New, 96 Kerch€"IIi11 Lros!le POinte farms MI 48236 The deadline lor new, copy" Monday noon to lnSUfe insertion SALE ENDS JULY 19TH Advertrsln,R copy for Section "B" must Custom Tailoring be m the "dverllSmg dep~rtmenl by 11 00 J m on Monday The deadline lor advertiSing copy for Sections A. & 1 $360 SUit - 10% OFF 1 $450 SUIt - 10% OFF C " 10 30 a m Tuesday 2 $360 Swts - 20% OFF 2 $450 SUits - 20% OFF CORRECTIONS AND ADlUSTMENTS Scouts' industry pays off with trip 3 $360 Swts - 25% OFF 3 $450 SUits - 25% OFF ResponSlbllrty lor display and c1a'sofied Jdvt'rt 1'501ng error IS Ilmlled to erthef' eelr A year's hard work seWng Christmas cards, hoDy and cookies and holding rum- 4 $360 Swts - 30% OFF 4 $450 SUits - 30% OFF cellalloo of the c1m!!" (or or • re- witb Love from your family ~ friends June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Fartns delays vote on Cottage cancer center until Decetnber By Brad Lindberg mstltutlOns, ~uch a!> Henry about traffic People are Staff Wnter Ford HospItal an'd die whlzzmg by (my house) all the The pubhc got a dose of 1Ofor- Umverslty of MichIgan, time ~ matlon about X-rays thiS week "patIent.. can be dlagnl,lsed A ho~pltal.sponsored traffic as executives from Cottage elsewhere and treated locally,~ study conducted by Dr Tappan HospItal addressed the Grosse saId Van LIth "Access IS every- Datta of Wayne State Pomte Farms cIty counCIl thmg" ) Umver~lty concluded that traf- about plans to bUIld a cancer Stili, Kross saId, "Farms re ..- fic won't be a problem Even If treatment center on the HIli Idents are some ofthe best edu- traffic Increases 5 percent The counCIl delayed an op1o- cated and wealthiest m the beyond proJectIOns, It WIll sttll Ion until a newly commiSSIOn country I bl.'heve that our reSI- "be operatlOg at acceptable lev- exammation of HIll develop- dents WIll choose thmr cancer els," ~ald Datta, who recently ment IS completed Dec 1 center based on expertise concluded a study of Grosse In pubhc bnefing dunng rather than how convemently Pomte Boulevard on behalf of wluch Cottage gauged commu- located It IS ~ the Farms nity support, RIchard Van Lith, The faclhty WIllbe construct- Farms Mayor John Danaher, chief executive officer of Bon ed around a hnear accelerator an employee of Cottage's par- Secours Cottage Health that zaps tumors WIth concen- ent company, Henry Ford System, said the project need- trated non-nuclear X-rays The Health System, recused hIm- ed state approval but would umt can treat up to 35 patIents self from the proceedlOgs and "make a chnically excellent per day, accordlOg to Ray saId he will do so whenever a and economically vlable~ treat- Carlson, a medIcal nuclear and Cottage-Bon Secours Issue ment center supported by the dIagnostic phYSICiSt enters the councIl's pUrVIew eXIstlOg Cottage patient popu- To keep the rays contained, latIOn. the faclhty w111 have "over- Mayor pro tern Ed Gaffney, The Cottage plan comes at a shIelded walls~ made of high chamng the meetmg as time when St John HospItal denSIty concrete eight feet Danaher watched nearby ("I'm , Photo by Brad Lmdberg and MedIcal Center on Mack 10 thIck that exceed state stan- sIttlOg on the sldelines,~ said DetrOit IS planning ItS own dards, saId Carlson, who was Danaher), adVised delaymg a Farms lakeside lookout cancer treatment center hired by Cottage to make sure council deCISion on the hospItal Steven and Kathy Bowler of Grosse Pointe Farms enjoy the Pointe's latest lake- LIke St John, Cottage has the treatment center IS untIl the Farms learns the watching venue at the Farms Pier Park gazebo, Dedication of the structure on apphed to the state for a deSIgned properly and sealed findIngs of a $28,000 land-use Memorial Day capped extensive repairs and improvements to the lakefront park. Certificate of Need to Justify tight study of the Hl1l Much of the money and labor to complete the two-year park renovation was donat- the expense of estabhslung a The concrete walls are the ed by residents and city employees, Farms councilman and chairman of the parks new treatment center protectIve eqUIvalent of 12 "It's appropnate that we commlttee Ron Knelser saId. "This gazebo is a testament to the generosity of our Opponents of the Cottage lOches of lead, whIch because It know what to do With the HIll community and the hard work of the Farms Foundation." proposal lIkened the concept to IS a soft yet extremely dense before we vote on thiS propos- a hlstorlcally benl/{Il small metal, would buckle under ItS al," saId Gaffney town hospItal expandIng need- own weight If fashIOned m such lessly to the detnment of the dImenSIOns, said Carlson By Man dies in fall Study -will detertnine future local comm'inIty it was found- companson, normal X-ray ed to serve machmes are shIelded by lead Grosse PolOte Park public Some reSidents were con- only Vl6-lOch thick safety officers were called to a Although Van LIth saId, of Hill cOIntnercial district cerned about how the new home lo the 1200 block of faclhty would affect traffic and "There aren't elans to use Maryland at about 3.15 pm on By Brad Lindberg IncludIng the Central Branch caused the Farms counctl to parkmg on and near the Hlll, (nuclear equIpment) current- Thursday, June 17, to help res- Staff Wnter of the Grosse PolOte Pubhc ban 10 May the construction, whl1e others worned If X-rays ly," he dIdn't rule out usmg cue a man who had Just fallen A study to determlOe the LIbrary and Richard razlOg or changmg of struc- could escape mto the neighbor- breakthrough cancer-fightlOg off a scaffold best use for the HlII business Elementary School tures lo the Farms three bUSI- hood eqUIpment as It becomes avaIl- dIstnct lo Grosse Pointe Farms The analySIS WIll range to ness dlstncts "We don't need a bIg, gargan- able Accordmg to pohce the VIC- should be finIshed lo tIme to "wherever HIll employees are In what many observers saw tuan hospItal lo the Farms,~ tim, Andre J PlavlJamch, 35, colOclde wIth the December hkely to park, mcludmg Side as a case of mumclpallegerde- saId Peter Kross, a Farms reSI- Carlson said the accelerator of Grosse PolOte Park, was expIratIOn of a moratonum streets," saId RIchard Solak, mam, the counCil III a 4-3 deCI- dent and property owner on the machme doesn't use nuclear pamtlOg restmg on an exten- prohlbltlOg the alterlOg of cIty manager of the Farms sIOn denIed the office bUIldlOg Hill matenal, Just X-rays sIOn ladder that on was a scaf- structures Wlthm the commer- Last year at reSIdents' request, scheme because the new facilI- "Cottage used to be a small "You turn the maclune on fold over 35 feet above the CIal area the Farms restncted parkmg ty would have pressured and commumty hospltal,~ said and off There's nothlOg reSId- ground Apparently the scaf- The $28,000 study WIll take on Mapleton because Hill already stressed the parkmg Farms reSident Ken Harle ual," said the phySICIst fold fell away from the apart- place m three steps and employees routmely usurped SituatIOn on the HIll "HospItals get larger, not BeSIdes, he said, Cottage and ment and he fell to the ground mclude a "retall enhancement on-street parklOg Although the moratorium smaller, (and on the Hdn, Bon Secours "already have An InvestlgatlOn by Park program~ to explore everytlung Gibbs saId the study WIll applied city-wide, It was tar- there's only Just so much departments of nuclear medl- public safety officers revealed from roof pItches and color examme the "cntIcal Issues~ of geted at the Hlll The moraton- room ~ clOe, yet nothmg - none - IS that the scaffold was not prop- schemes for "reVISIons to the "market potpntIal" and "the urn expIres Dec 6, by whIch George Negn III, a reSIdent released lOto the envIron- erly secured agamst the bUlld- eXlstmg (Farms) master plan phaslOg of urban shoppmg dls- tIme the land use study IS hVlng near Cottage who has ment" 109 and that the PlavljanIch's whIch can encourage retal1 tnct enhancements for reahstlc expected to help solve some of already gone on record agamst "Flghtmg cancer WIth weIght on the ladder moved the land uses," accordmg to con- long term growth through the area's groWIng palOS If the proJect, asked, "Is tIus the machmes that don't leak IS structure away from the buIld- tract-wmner Robert GIbbs, redevelopment" necessary, the ban can be opemng of a floodgate?~ wonderful," saId Sarah MarchI, mg, causlOg the aCCIdent preSIdent of the Gibbs He saId, "RetaIl uses need to extended Van LIth answered, "We who lives a block away from PlannlOg Group, a market be umque and entertammg Because a full-scale parkIng don't have plans to create a Cottage, "but I'm concerned - Jlm Stlckford research and urban plannIng enough to draw consumers reg- analySIS wasn't part of the massIve cancer center" firm lo Blrmmgham ularly from the adjacent neIgh- Gibbs proposal, the councll About 80 percent of Cottage- "All stake holders on the Hl1l borhoods, as well as tounsts dIrected the plannmg firm to Bon Secours patients come WIll be asked to partICIpate (m and travelers from a larger eIther perform a parklOg study from the Grosse Pomtes, the study)," saId Farms Mayor trade area than IS tradItIOnal Itself or dole It out to someone Harper Woods, St ClaIr John Danaher for commercIal centers .. else Shores and the eastSIde of pOINTE "That's wonderful," SaId "People want the ambIence Either way, come December DetrOIt, saId Van Lith Data Sandy GIllespIe, owner of of a malO-street shoppmg dls- the counCIl should have enough shOWIng how many Cottage Somethmg SpeCial and tnct," added GIllespie "They data to conSIder amendmg zon- patients hve 10 the Farms WIll Somethmg SpeCIal Too gIfts want to be able to shop locally" mg ordmances and layout the be forthcommg, he added shops on the HIli "A strong The study and recent mora- first updated bluepnnt for the Because the hospItal's plan retaIl dlstnct WIll enhance the tonum on renovatmg Hili HIll smce a land use and mar- 10cludes cooperative efforts commuruty and property val- bUlldmgs were prompted 10 ketabIlity study 10 1983 WIth large cancer research ues around It ~ March when a local builder The analySIS WIll examme tned to replace a one-story CENTEll the potential growth, changIng retaIl buslOE=!>sWith a two- uses, parkmg and utIhzatlOn of story office bUlldmg Prote~t~ "Making the world a stronger place" the HIll from FIsher Road by the commercial dlstnct'.., 885-3600 through Cottage HospItal, dWlndhng supply of retailers OVER 3 CARATS OF DIAMONDS Summer Special 3Months+ tK1,N'K .'I1~.R:! at DENNISON'S FOR ONLY $1 $15000 - 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Work Phone lopllou1) 1-800-981-AHEE (2433) 1-313-886-4600 Fax 1-313-886-2120 881-5060 www ahee-Iewelers com Belt time to caU , " - June 24, 1999 4A News Grosse Pointe News Kilimanjaro climb was peak experience for Pointer By Margie Reins Smith f ~ Assistant Editor -", "LIfe I!>hke a game: sald , RIchard Khml~ch of Grosse ~ POinte Shores 'For me, right the answers to questIOns I've goes up - and sometimes .~ now, It's half time" wanted to chmb mountams for down - the traIl The chmbers A Khmlsch recently retired a long time I read adventure carned 20.to-30-pound back- for the second time tales about chmbmg and about packs and the porters carned He kicked ofT the half-time explorers I'm particularly heaVIer loads, up to 70 pounds ~how by reahzmg ills hfelong mterested In the European or so, generally on top of their dream of climbing Mount exploratIOns of Afnca m the heads KJhmanjaro mld-1800!>" As the group neared the top The mountam IS 19,430 feet Khmlsch heard about the half of the mountam, they tall, the tallest mountam m Ktllmanjaro tnp from a col- encountered wend-shaped I\frl<'a Ernest Hemmgwa) 's lea~e who also lost hIS job rocks, large boulders, ram, well-known short story, "The "We were gOingto do It togeth- sleet and hall In the evemngs, Snows of Kthmanjaro," takes er But m the end, he balled out VISItors from other chmbmg place at ItS base on me: Khmlsch saId parties often showed up at "It's a wonderful mount am to "So 1 went by myself" theIr camp Richard Kl1mi8cb,at the left, reached tbe top of Mount KllimanJaro In Africa witb chmb," saId Khmlsch, who suc- The expedition company that "The most dangerous part of bill guide and friend, John Mtuy. What's at the top of the mountalD? A a crude wood- lessfully reached ItS peak last planned the tnp also offers the chmb IS the last part '!\vo en slen - a spectacular view - and a long-lasting sense of accomplishment. March "There's a crude carved mountam cllmbmg trips all of the rune climbers in our Ible poverty, 10 SPite of the "The first half of the game math teachers are so badly wooden SIgn at the top, sur- over the world, he saId, on all party had to go back because of wonderful nch natural (of hfe) mvolves seekmg suc- needed that the certIfication rounded by ashes and cmders seven contments All WIth altItude sIckness" resources' there Average cess: he said "The second half requirement may be waived I and glaCiers and rocks That's gwdes They send particIpants The group ascended the last mcome IS35 cents a day Some mvolves seekmg SIgnificance. tillnk I could help. all a list of clothmg they WIllneed few thousand feet of the moun- 120 different tnbes bve there "It also lDvolves doing some- "Chmbmg KthmanJaro was "But It was a peak expen- and suggest specific prepara- tam before dawn and they depend on tounsm thmg called the 'eulogy exer- one of the greatest expenences ence," he saId, WIth a smile "In tlons to conSIder "I was really thnlled when I Most people have no electnClty, clse' It's saymg to yourself, of my bfe 1 am conVInced that every way" "I had to break m my boots: saw the sun commg up It was no runmng water, no phones 'What can I do to make a dlf- it made me a better person RIchard Kllmlsch was born Kllmlsch saId "ThIS IS a magruficent sunnse, one of and no medical care to speak Jerence 10 the world?'. already and gave me a chance m Yankton, S D, grew up m extremely Important I only the most beautiful that I've of They bve 10 homes WIthdirt Khmlsch IS consldenng to make the rest of my pllgrim- Marshalltown, Iowa, and grad- had three weeks to do It, so I ever seen and I have a picture floors In a Masal VIllage we teachmg high school sCience or age a success It was truly a uated from Loras College m ended up runrung up and down to prove it The last bIt of tor- VISIted, people hved - hke math m the city of DetrOit "I peak expenence 10 every way Dubuque, With a bachelor's the steps of the parking struc- ture was the steepest scree they have for centunes - m understand that sCIence and Imagmable" degree m chemIstry He Imme- ture at Mack and Moross, over slope of the whole tnp and It huts plastered WIthcow dung dlately went on to earn a Ph D and over I thought about run- seemed to go on forever We got T m chemIstry from Purdue mng up and down the to Stella pomt at approximate- "I called tills tnp a pilgrIm. "NOBODY'S As PICKJ ABOUT Kllmlsch worked for DuPont Renalssance Center steps, but ly 19,000 feet at about 7'30 age I learned more about In Delaware for the next three the parkmg structure was out- a m The top of Kthmanjaro ISa myself. I feel a lot more serene years, then came to DetrOit to doors, whIch added some bene- very large more or less flat I trunk I can acmeve peace of CARPET CLEANING." work for General Motors as an fits to the breakmg-m process area about 2 miles across mmd now," Kllffilsch saId expert m catalySIS "I had lots of shots to get - "The scene at the top ISoth. He keeps m touch WIth the Carpet "GM was one of the pIOneers about seven different mocula- erworldly It ISabsolutely mag. other eIght cbmbers on the m the development of the cat. tlons for yellow fever and ICal There are fantastic Ice Internet And he wntes to the alytlc converter: he said "The malana and tetanus and a formatIOns all around The man he calls "my gwde and catalytIC converter looks hke a poho booster and so on There's large flat area is really one guardian angel, John Mtuy" muffier and controls pollu- lots of bad stuff in Afnca large crater and several small- $18~!';'bDum "I went there because I tants It has allowed us to tune "I had to buy about $1,000 er craters wanted to find so-called 'peace 5 rooms only $87. car~ to run better and get bet- worth of clothes All expensive, Kihmanjaro IS a wonderful of mmd,'" Kllmlsch saId "So 12'X18' average room size ter fuel econom)' expedltlOn-qlJB.hty stuff No mountlllD to climb, he sald, many people fall at retirement "The catalytiC converter IS cotton Everytillng had to be because It'S relatively warm; Even Lee lacocca falled at Furniture not a WIdely appreciated polypropylene, to WIck away because It'S not particularly retirement I went (to breakthrough It has actually mOIsture dangerous; because no moun- Kthmanjaro) because I was enabled us to reduce pollutants "Kthmanjaro IS a umque tain chmbing expenence IS lookmg for what I beheve m 1 by 99 percent smce 1975 " mountain," Kllmlsch said "You needed; because the porters have become more rehglOus $39Q9* Kllmlsch retired from GM start chmbmg m lush jungle, are interest10g people and "I recommend chmbmg or 2 chairs !>IXyears ago and went to work where It'S hot, humId You there IS lots of tIme to talk In Mount K1hmanjaro as an Secllonals specially pnced for the Amencan Automotive chmb up past the tree hne addition, he sllld, "you get a adventure I would go back Offer expires 71'31/99 Manufacturers' AsSOCIatIOn,a where there's less vegetation chance to know eIght other 'Some restncltonS apply And I would hke to find a way VISlt us al htlpJtw.w.' I\agopIaJlca1II com lobbymg group for the BIg Eventually you wind up at the strangers from the Umted to help alleviate the poverty Three He was VIcepreSIdent of top, where it's cold - below States - the other climbers there" engmeenng and worked on zero But even at the top, when "I enjoyed the expenence for Kllmisch hves 10 Grosse (800)696-1260 global "harmomzatlon" of vehl- the sun comes up It gets sur- the geology ofthe area; for the Pomte Shores WIth ills WIfe, ele regulations AAMA was pnsmgly warm animal life; and for the coonec- Prudence Cole, and theu 17- developmg world-Wide stan- The chmb10g party consIsted tlons I made WIth the people year-old black cat, Samantha dan.ls so that IndIVIdual coun- of nme climbers, three gwdes, there It's ill Tanzama, whIch IS He has two grown sons and tnes would not be mclmed to a cook and 29 porters a stable nahon but has mcred- four grandch11dren use regulations as non-tanff When Khmlsch was bounc- trade barners, he saId mg through deeply rutted The associatIOn was dlS- roads In a Land Rover, solved last year approachmg Mount Kllmlsch, suddenly, was Kthmanjaro, the clouds parted retIred For the second tIme :md he caught ills first ghmpse "I am now 'on sabbatical,'" he of the peak said "I lIke to thInk of thIS "It ISenormous and 1 have to time as, 'trymg to figure out confess that It scared the hell what I want to be when I grow out of me and made me sen- up ,,, ously doubt that I'd ever be WHEN CHOOSING That's one of the reasons he able to make it up such an went to Mnca enormous mountllln " "Noah and Moses both went The adventure started about AN ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCE to the tops of mountams," noon, he sald, on a trall, willch Kllmlsch saId "Martm Luther qUIckly narrows to a footpath Kmg Jr talked about cbmbmg covered with roots, becomes the mountam Mountams have shppery WIth mud and TrustMakes the Difference. always seemed to me to hold reqUIres a trekkmg pole, which , helns steadv the chmber as hp Choosmg an assistedliving resI- pnvate bath These resIdencesare ExCEmONAL CARE. 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"Our goal npw IS to ensure the report's recommendatIOns on underage and prob- on dangers lem gambhng are adopted by polIcy mak- ers at the natIOnal, state and local lev- els," said Keith Whyte, executIve director of gambling? of the 'National Council on Problem he local papers didn't do much Ghmbhng, a nonprofit orgamzatlOn. wlth the report of the NatIonal In other words, he added, the report IS T GamblIng Impact Study the possible Impact. state and local campaigns by gambhng "only halftime in the game" CommlsslOn, but it did make • Require all gambhng to be hmlted to compames. Jrewe..-r, as the Detroit area knows some important recommendatIOns. those 21 and older (Some states allow • CurtaJl lottery advertiSing, and from Its recent experIence with gambhng, The commission members' reactIOns to 18-year-olds to buy lottery tickets and decrease the number of outlets selling the mqustry financiers and their sup- the report, however, depended on patromze casinos ) lottery products. porters no doubt are already at work to whether they were they represented • Ban gambhng on the Internet, a bUSI- Problem gambhng apparently received make sure none of the proposed new con- gammg mterests or those opposed to ness that has mushroomed m recent more attentIOn than any other Issue trols a'be enacted. gambhng years. Involved In the commiSSIOn's study. So the DetrOlt area needs to keep a Among the most interestmg recom- • Ban all wagenng on college and ama- More than two-thirds of the commls- wary eye on these new enterpnses which mendations were-' teur sports. Such bettmg currentlj takes i:i1on's recommendatIOns mvolved are taking Issue with \' . \ ~r;~" ~'2""'!<~ ~ ~~ • .l.> J.. Robert G. Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED. (3])) 882-6900 DISPLAYADVERTISINC PRODUCTION Pubhsher (313) 882'()294 Barbara Y.. beck Vethack., (313)882.3500 (313)881~ John Mmrus Manager Roger B Hag.. , AdvertISing Manager Sherry Emard, Editor and General Mug,. R.,ns SmUll, fron Velardo, AsslSlant Manager K,m M. Mackey, AssIStant to Ihe As.slStant Edltor/Featu", editor, Ida Bauer P'rodudlon Manager Robert B. Edgar Manager AdvertISing Manager Founder and Pu6bsher 34J-5594 K.lly f1.mmg Peler J Birltn.r, K.n S .' GraB Pojnt~ N~ws The Op-Ed Page .1 ,fx_i _ She sang for ready to do the Job under all Take heart, shoppers The tough conditIons maIO part of the Improvement thei r supper - Well, maybe project IS supposed to be fin- A total of 280 years of servIce On the box, under "The Ished by fall PelIcan UnconditIOnal LifetIme to the Grosse Pomte schools was represented last month at Guarantee of Excellence~ a receptIon for which assures the flashhght 1998-99 Wlll be replaced or the pur- retIrees, and chase pnce refunded "for a hfe- Napiorkowskis at the end of time" agamst breakage or the festlVltles defects In workmanship, IS the say E-hello there was a followmg proVIso Fnends of John "golden oldie" "The above guarantee does Napiorkowski, who graduat- surprIse for not cover shark bite, bear ed from Grosse Pomte North dessert attack or children under 5 " High m 1975 and went on to On hand to "We were recently up north serve m the U S Army, Wlllbe enJoy the War With our young grandklds," pleased to learn he's now Memonal's Park Deputy Pubhc Safety retired and hvmg Wlth Ius Wlfe memorable dmner-hour DIrector Bill Furtaw tells 10 Oroo munchIes and punch May 26 FYI "I thInk I know what they John's WIfe, Shawn, whose mean there ~ / // / were Linda Banovetz (South cyber-ID IS ~ ,At; P¥- Shawnee59@aol com, found the /,q" Enghsh, 26 years serVice), Karen Bromley (RIchard onhne versIOn of the Grosse /rA' /"'/ Pamte News at grossepomte- hd ~V magIlet, four years), You can't get Geraldine Deutschel (North news corn and was thnlled at hall momtor, 20 years), Ann there from here the chance to get reconnected Eatherly (South SOCialstud- The scene IS a busy day In "We are very happy that you Bard had it right 400 years ago Ies, 30 years), Christine Hea the Village, With yellow tape have your paper onhne," she e- (Richard, 32 years); Richard strung between posts, orange malls "It's Dicekeepmg 10 tune Having recently enjoyed the authontles and parents, many WIth what's go1Og on at Canadian version of"West Side ' Hensley (South custodian, 18 traffic cones dottmg the land- adolescents dIsregard them years); Dorothy Lilly (North scape, open ditches, pIles of home .. Sto~ m Stratford, my mmd " They are feehng theIr oats, went back to my Bronx child- hbrary, 23 yaars), Linda dIrt and broken concrete, long wantIng to bust loose, needing Mitchell (North Spamsh, 32 rows of sewer pipe where the John lIved on Allard 10 the hood and awareness of gang to assert themselves agamst Farms for many years, Shawn wars ("rumbles") They were years), BiII Mitchell (North curb used to be, cut-up tree all the rules and authontles It Enghsh, 35 years), Gordon trunks and bulldozers, back- says, and most recently served rare, but they were scary IS the call of the Wlld They m OperatIOn Desert Storm Nobody seemed to ever get Morlan (North SCience, 33 hoes and dump trucks rum- want to demonstrate theIr years) and Margaret Rogers blmg around everywhere before attammg the rank of lolled m those days, but people power and freedom to deter- major He recently retired from did get hurt There was no (North secretary, 27 years) mme the course of their own A mom, carrymg a httle boy the Army Reserves m Mlclugan apparent way to prevent them. lives, 10 opposItion to the rules The surprise? Followmg who looked about 2 years old, and would love to hear from old As young boys m an Idealls- of socIety and parents' stops at the corner of St Clair fnends bc New York pubhc school, we speeches hononng those pre- and Montague famlhes, attempts to control them and Kercheval, looks dazedly were taught tolerance and the sent and an equal number who because of an age-old feud It PsycholOgIcally, gIven the were unable to attend, School at the mess and says to no one Got an FYI tip? Call Ken evils of preJumce These prinCi- was all the pnnce of the Clty sum total of adolescent boys, it m partICular "How are we Eatherly at (313) 822-4091, ples were part of the "melting Supenntendent Suzanne could do to maintam peace can be expected that some Will Klein's secretary/receptlODlst gomg to get where we want to or e-mail him at pot, " where we were all In Jerome Robbin's "West go off the deep end The teen Denise Stamatakis stood up go?" [email protected] Amencans, first and foremost, Side Story,~ the talk of years are tImes of great tur- and wowed the audience Wlth ChnstIans and Jews secondar- weapons went from bats and mod and torment for some, so ily her sung renditIon of "May rubber hoses to bre-Irons and much so that they feel they YouAlways " At the tIme, there were no kruves Tony,m love and under cannot elldure the world as It IS blacks or HispaniCs 10 our After her secretanal dutIes the mfluence of hIgher aspIra- and commit sUlClde The recent are over, the talented Ms neIghborhood, but racial preJu- tIons, suggested "skin," mean- trend ISto take others along so Starnatakis usually slOgs as dice was ublqwtous Our pnn- 109 fists, so no one would get that the SUICIdalperson IS not cipal was a large woman Wlth a Demse Stevens for the Mel badly hurt alone. He wants company Stander Orchestra "The boom1OgvOiceand she mSlsted In the mtervemng 400 years What IS even more scary IS song IS an old McGUIre sisters that we be CIVIlto each other between the two plays, all of Kubnck's VISionof the future, favonte from the '50s," says She personally would deal With SOCIety'sattempts to moderate "A Clockwork Orange," 10 Demse any pupil caught thrOWIng a such conflIcts have failed, lead. which young men are wantonly lIVE snowball mg to tragIc deaths of young gettmg sex and bemg destruc- . DeSPite what the pnnClpal people over the centunes We tive s81d at assembly, boys were have not yet found a way to get Their parents are pictured as Making light of fightmg, sometImes over turf, some adolescent boys to moder- hapless, weak, meffectIve a serious subject somehmes Just to exert domi- ate theIr behaVIor adults, who have no control, let nance and power There were alone knowledge, of what their In their quest to serve and SAVE $$$$$$$$ gIrls who would go Wlth the ThIS analYSIS bnngs US to offspnng are domg Their protect, nothmg's too good for most aggreSSIve males, Just Columbme High School and heads are m the sand They Park pubhc safety officers ON hke In the rest of the arumal Littleton They were not about have relInquished any parental That 10eludes the latest m kmgdom And there were boys famdy feuds or gang wars. responslblhty In that claSSIC flashhght technology being who Simply wanted sex for What we have now are person. mOVIe, CIVIlizedsOCIety IS at Installed m Park patrol cars, lENND~ pleasure and feehngs of power al vendettas camed out by bay, tfYlng to stem the tide of the Black Kmght Senes M.ll These behaVIors were mentally disturbed lugh school lawlessness, and erect" a dla- Pehcan brand rechargeable HIGH EFFICIENCY profeSSIOnalflashlIght Dal'Wlman - sUTVlvalof the boys In real hfe, there were no bohcal scheme to rehablhtate CENTERAL fittest, reproductIOn of the gang leaders smgIng, "play It offenders Boastmg a super-brIght dommant cool, boy" at the recent high There seems to be no effec- "prefocused Xenon beam," Am CONDmONERS At first, I thought "West SIde school shootmgs One can only tive means of combatmg the "hfetlme pressure SWItch"and Sto~ was more VIolent and guess how many potential potential power of ragIng hor- "rubber sure-gnp sheath," the tragic than "Romeo and Juhet," shootmgs were actually avert. mones PsycholOgIcalknowl. profeSSIOnal-grade hght looks _FREE ESTIMATESI but upon reflectIOn, the same ed by teenage leaders who edge pomts to the channehng • • • • •• FINANCING AvAll.A8l£ kl1hngBhappened Tony killed exercised some reason1Og of emotIOns and creatiVIty mto Mana's brother (aCCIdentally, power and exerted control the humamtles, the arts and and remedial action taken after trymg to stop a rumbie), The t.lJrust of my reahzatIon sports It makes sense for par- Dr Bloom IS clInical aSSOCI' after 'Nardo kIlled Tony's best comes as rather a shock - that ents to CIVIlizethe child from ate professor, department of mend, also Wlth a kmfe Then teenage boys have been out of the earhest age on, to contain psychiatry, Wayne State Mana's Intended performed a control for millennia The emotIOns and restram from UnIVersity School of MediCine gang revenge by kllhng Tony, anCient Greeks and Romans destructIVe behaVIor,to be He IS a rrwmbcr of the American TOLL FREE thiS time WIth a pistol The decned the Wlldness and ura. able to postpone and delay Academy of PsychoanalysIs 1957 "West Side Story" brought tlOnahty of youth, seemg It as Most teenagers from a good and on the editorial board of a gun Into the Shakespearean regressIve, pnmltlve and home, are CIVIl,pohte, reason- the Wayne County Medical 1-888-234-2340 drama, which may have proved unc1V1hzed (What's the world able and fnendly, assummg a Society He welcomes comments • FORMERLY - to be a prophetIc symbol commg to?) neurochemical balance to and questions at hIS e.mall [n Shakespeare's "Romeo Shakespeare's play pomts begin WIth But there always address [FUME]_co ~TlR$ and Juhet," there were bloody out clearly that no matter what WIllbe some who are mstmc- vbloom@compu.~erve com and and fatal sword fights between the proscnptlOns - coupled tlvely warhke and dangerous ViSitS to hiS webSite www fac WAiREI MT,CLEMENS the ~9Ung men of the Capulet WIth threats - VOiced, by the They have to be spotted early totem, com / vbloom , June 24, 1999 8A Letters Grosse Pointe New. , Guns controlled yard, thiS mistake Willnot hap- more restnctlve than our cur. school starts and again return hghts on at 4 30 every mommg. great success pen again We need counCil rent carry law It also makes to Belle Isle m the afternoon at to make sure their ctuldren We want to thank everyone To the Editor: members who Will uphold the traInmg a mandatory require- 4 p m for another two hours of arnve to their practice on time who was connected with the I feel obhged to compliment U S ConstitutIOn ment and the background mtenslve trammg I know that even though .the walk and are gratified to our Rep Dmgel m Congress for Margaret Potter check IS more strmgent These kids travel on week. high school does not apprecl- receive so many compliments his most sensible posItion on Grosse Pointe Woods Albo, her statement about ends to row In competItIon ate, honor, respect or even con- from so many people. the gun control legIslatIOn 300,000 additIOnal permits ISa against other high schools and SIder rOWing as a sport, the k fl It appears that our out-of- complete guess Her mantra IS rowmg teams Even though famlhes understand tbe com- We eage~ly 100 orward to touch Clinton admmlstratIOn Upholds pure, hystencal, antI-gun non- very httle recogruhon or sup- mltment and apprec~tlte ~e next year s Grosse Pomte Ib demandmg about 100 new Constitution sense With absolutely no baSIS port ISgIven the kids, especial- hard work that all the chl1dren North HIgh School Home and lawb about gun control to add In fact The fact IS that every ly the GrObsePomte North stu- of the Grosse Pomte Rowmg Garden Walk. to the some 20,000 old laws To the Editor: "mgle ~tate which has passed dents, they deserve much Team do Nancy Rappa and about gun control, already on As a small portIOn oj the thlb type of legislatIOn has recognitIOn and much applause Good work Brandon Shimko, Cathy Wynne the books, which President unmformed contmue to berate experienced a Significant drop for a Job that requires stamina, MIchael Castille and Alex Clinton and hiS Attorney Rep Andrew Richner for hlb In VIOlentcnme What are the commitment and Inner pnde Fields (the lone three Irlem- Home and Garden W~ Co- General Reno have no mten- vote on the concealed weaponb politiCians afraid oj? and deSire to pursue the row- bers of the long-forgotten row- chall'Dlen tlOn of l'nforcmg bilL one thmg should be Jim O'Connor mg career Ing team at North) Also, good What a Jokel Hooray for Mr brought to hght Our legisla- City of Grosse Pointe Oftentimes, the North stu- work to the gIrls rowmg team Dmgell tors took an oath of office to dents are not even mcluded In Stacey Atkmson, Jenmfer Not lengthy Reese Joondeph uphold the ConstitutIOn of the Deserves the regattas There has been a Janowski, Kusten Kulek, enough Grosse Pointe Woods state of Michigan It states longstanding pohtlcal problem Jenmfer Reck and Clare very clearly that the cItizens of recognition With rowmg and the North Teston 1b the Editor: Michigan have the nght to kids Not only are they not Shame on the Grosse POinte Grateful for keep and bear arms To the Editor: North yearbook staff for not The Parcells Middle School even recognized by their own Social StudIes Club won gold If anything, Richner should As a parent of a- Grosse school, the team often ISshort- recognlzmg their accomphsh- support of CCW be applauded for actually hv- POinte North student who has ments, shame on Grosse Pomte medals in the state champl- changed due to the North- onstup Qwz Bowl in Lansmg mg up to and haVing the been on the Grosse Pomte South team Issues that have North High School for not Bill courage to honor hiS oath of Rowmg Team since last acknowledgIng their students' on May 1 because they beat 21 To the Editor: never been resolved BaSically, other teams office It seems to me, that too September, I was very disap- that means that the Iuds prac- sports ab111ty and shame on In response to councilwoman many of our so-called lawmak- pomted to not see mentIOn of tice mtensely all week, only to you, Grosse POinte News, for ThIS achievement deserved Kukula Chyhnskl's letter, pub- ers have forgotten that oath the rOWingteam In the Grosse be put m a boat With kids they not glVlng the kids the media more than three sentences m hshed m the June 10 Issue of and vote whichever way the POinte North School Yearbook have never rowed With or not they deserve the Grosse Pointe News. Why the Grosse POinte News focus groups say they should I could not believe that the be allowed to row In certaIn Joan Shimko-Beaubien wasn't there a pIcture of the ("Rebentful of weapons bill"), I sal1mg club, dance club, gym- regattas at all Grosse Pointe Woods team? am grateful that Rep Richner nastIcs and all the typical All Richner did was vote to I bet that If four wrestlers suppolted the CCW BIll and I support the ConstitutIOn of Grosse POinte sports, Ie, hock- am resentful of our dlctatonal ey, football and basketball had It was very sad for me as a Thanks for had won a state meet, there both Michigan and the United would have been a lengthy Grosse POinte Woods Councll pictures and mentIOn of all the mother, to not see mention of States and move Michigan mto article and a picture. Fact IS Cnme goes down the mamstream With 31 other student names my son's and rus teammates' support when cnmmals don't know states that have the same type accomphshments acknowl- 1b the Editor: This event deserved at least who mayor may not be carry- of concealed carry law ROWing, as htUe attentIOn edged in the 1999 yearbook. I Chamng a first-tIme' fund- as much space as a mound of Ing a weapon Fact IS Macomb In addition, counCilwoman that It receives as a sport, from hope those who were Involved raiser IS a daunting task, but tulips or a Detroit bike thief County has been upholding the .Chyhnskl IS either being pur- the school and the City, IS a With the yearbook reahze their thanks to the 130 temfic par- Sharon Vachon Rice Second Amendment and I have posefully deceitful or she IS very committed sport These mIstake IS truly offenSive to ent volunteers of Grosse Pomte City of Grosse Pointe not read or heard of shootouts woefully uninformed My guess young men and women get up the famlhes and also hurts the North High School, our many m Macomb County IS It'S a httle of both The bill every mommg at 4 30 to dnve committed rowers ternbly busmess contributors and the Edltor's note: The informa- Dunng the last electIOn I speCifically forbids canymg or be dnven to Belle Isle for Perhaps thiS letter Will commumty who so wholeheart- tlon printed on the QUIZ Bowl permitted Kukula Chyhnskl to firearms In schools, sportmg VIgorous tramIng Oftentimes, enhghten those who wonder edly supported us, our 1999 was all that we recewed. 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Throw our- gomg to see them (though selves lOto wheeled tlO cans watchmg IS much less labor- and Join hordes of other lem- mtenslve) WIll find copIes 10 mlng souls on the road ThIS 822 33, along WIth cntIques year, wIth MIchigan roads and background mformatlOn under the largest constructIon on the plays and the Globe project ever, we "hall none the. Theatre where they were ong. less probably break all records redoubtable Bnan Bedford as mally produced Those who for tak10g to the hIghway lo Bottom the Weaver Jomed by a would prefer summanes of the droves or anyth10g else WIth talented and energetIc ensem- plays can find the best ones 10 wheels and a motor ble DespIte Bedford's exten- the youth servIces depart- I know I've already started slve and dlstmgUlshed Itst of ment "Lamb's Tales of The weather was beautIful, the performances worldwIde, some Shakespeare" remams the constructIon wasn't so bad, and may know hIm only as the defimtIve chOlce the Stratford FestIVal 10 vOiceof Robm Hood In DIsney's If you've been to Stratford a Ontario prevIews were well ammated film The productIOn lot and want a theater specIal. under way It was stJlI May and of "Dream" WIll prove one of Izmg lo plays of a later v1o- their gardens were beaUtiful Stratford's best thIS "eason or tage, try the Shaw FestIval already The shops and restau. any season It's a longer drive than rants were buzz10g You can pick up a copy of the Stratford and, belOg near Richard Monette's sparkhng Stratford schedule with excel. NIagara Falls, the pnces tend production of "A MIdsummer lent tounst mformatlOn at the to be hIgher but the shows are Night's Dream" features the hbrary If we should run out, as a dehght The predommant playwright, of course, IS George Bernard Shaw, but productIons of Oscar Wtlde, : Apology accepted Noel Coward, the GershWlns and others fill out a vaned and Throughout her lengthy illness the young woman kept entertammg schedule Shaw :.~ "I'm sorry." She said, "I'm sorry," to her husband, FestIval mformatlOn IS avaJl. i ~ family and friends. She was sorry for the "inconve- able at www.shawfest com , ~nce" of her disease. She apologized for the difficultIes To make a complete hohday ),\"JOO!epain they were expenenci'ng whlle aW81tmgtest and of such a tnp, look mto the "*{h'0gedural ;results. travel books, 917 13 for In the past few months, we have attended the funerals of Canada, 917 404 for a Mobil • ~ yo~ adults, all children of dear friends We have GUIde to the Northeast ~.~S$ed an astounding outpouring of love and support, For any adventure you occasionally from unexpected sources In many cases, the choose, you can find a WIde surviving family membets have been overwhelmed by the vanety of travel matenal at avalanche ofletters, food, flowers, memonal donations and the lIbrary, not only m books . ~ther acts of caring kindness. but on VIdeo, audio tape and During extremely stressful times m our hves, our belIefs CD.ROM Use the hbrary's ~ay be challenged. which may not be a bad thmg. An abid. Internet access to do your web ing hehef can stabilize our resolve and help us navigate the searches difficult road of acceptance Our faith 1S not shaken at a On the other hand, If you deep level; however, our humanness sometunes gets m the don't go anywhere or do any- way and we question the tragedies that come into our hves. thmg m partIcular, you mIght Answers are not always apparent and wrapped m neat, conSIdering borrOWIng some tidy packages. art from the Central LIbrary I don't believe the families of these young people had any so you have someth1Og to see conception of the impact their children and family members while you SIt at home lookmg have had on tlns commumty. They have been stunned, not at the wall only by the pain they are experiencmg, but by the vast numbers of mourners at memonal services and the enOrmI- .ty of their support systems. One of the toughest journeys 10 struggling through our grief can be the bare-bones clerical work involved I know Go that I can speak for the families when I acknowledge the For countless hours fnends have spent orgaruzmg vanous lIsts ed compiling information in an attempt to make sense of Success huge pJles of expressIOns of sympathy The personal notes in the will be written in time and wdl he somewhat easIer hecause Grosse Pointe News of the efforts of these fnends. & Connection Iwish the etiquette books would figure out an acceptable Classified. way for SUrvIvors to respond to the thoughtful gestures of friends that would make the process easier on everyone. Place your Most families want to take the bme to express their appre- Help Wanted Or ciation; however, the numbers involved can be overwhelm- Situations Wanted ing and take months. ad today! I always beheved we weren't meant to bury our cluldren, and I don't pretend to understand why these thmgs hap- Call our Friendly pen. 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GROSSE POINTE NEWS AND THE CONNECTION NEWSPAPERS 1 June 24, 1999 Seniors Grosse Pointe News Take care of mental health problems need not linger The holl'>tH. appi uach to good the be"t country to hve m We they can't heat or where they and needed Try volunteer health Ii>not a new wncept A ha\ e educatlOrml faIlures but an: not recel\ mg proper nutn- work fu'cycle your skIll;, and sound mmd m a "ound bod) a~ we have achievers also, stu- tlOn? dpply thl'm to "omethlllg new preached b\ th(' dncwnt dent~ who go on to serve their Nor "hould the "pmtual It I~ dl'>Ogood to have one or Greek~ communrty need;, of tho~e who i>eek help be two younger friend;, They WIll Emphd'>l,> on the Ide,d ho\\ - We have spiritual leaders Ignored She "pom,ored group help you to pre"erve a SpIrIt of ('ver, ha'> nut rl'lelvpd d" mUlh who dl"appomt u, but we also meetlllgi> WIth tltle~ "uch a~ yuuth Get a pet, a dog, or cat, attentIOn a" It OI1W did becau"e have those who ~trengthen us "Shaklllg the B1ue~," "DaIly or bIrd They are always there of the prpolcupatlOn \\ lth exer- m our behef that there Ii>more Problem.., of Llvlllg after 55," 'lI1d requue attentIOn CI;,Pand diet to be gamed by hvmg good Prime Time and "Honzons" where expen- If you are rehglOus get Book'> on \\ hat to eat and hve;, - prrmarrly peace of ence" are "hared mvolved III your chunh You ho\\ to exerCIi>e abound But mmd By Marian Trainor To remalll mentally healthy may find both spmtual and someho\\ man\ who follow a there arc gUldehne~ - you ~oual comfort from It rf'~lmf'n of fitnp .... find th3t The :mporbnce of thIs mter have dlfterent mental health "huulJ pldJl , , June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News 11A .J 3 I 0 I 6 HARPER [VISA] &lW ST. 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LB. & GET ONE • J.::nnE • I HOFFMAN '299 MAHZ ...... '. 'AMOUS • HARDSALAMI...... LB. ROTISSERIE CHICKENS ~ ... SARA LEE BROWN SUGAR or '349 Buy 1 Chicken at S 99 ... .., HONEY HAM...... lB. 1 POUNDDlfH~~~ff~NGSALADS \ WlNTtRS NATURAL CASING '119 -e:EBEB:-- HOT DOGS...... lB 'P~, ~, M ~ s~ ... June 24, 1999 12A Grosse Pointe News The University Liggett School Board of Trustees, Administration, Faculty and Staff CONGRATULATE THE ULS CLASS OF 1999 Best wishes as you face new challenges at your colleges and universities! GlseJe AblRajl Nu:,holas L1ark Joel Parrolt Miles Uhdt UIIlVtrSlty of Colorado UtllIJfrllty of ,\1"/'lgatl Wash",glon UtIIl'mlly (MO) Vandtrbllt Utllvrrllly Anthony Attie Ryan Clement Amy Peters Joseph VaraOl SlfllfllS Collrgr UnWtrllly oj MlChlgat! Way"t Slatt UtllOrT51ly Syracust UnlOrT51ly Nlma BararsaOl Gina Colombo Andre Pettway Shree Venkat Utlll'mlly oj MrchJgllll Way'le Slalt lblJllrrslty Waylle Statr Utllvtmty UlIJvrrllty oj MlChlga" MelIssa Berger Michael DILoreto ArJune Rama Michael Venker Northultstrrn Un,vmlty Dt/lISo" UtllPfT5lty Tufts Utllverslty DtPaullllllvtl5lly Kell Bonner Anne Follis Allison RICCI Sundeep Vlkraman Manttla Colltgt U"lIItmty of A11Cf,rg"'l U"wtrS'ly of Notrr Damr U'IIVtrSllyof MIChigan Bradley Bonng James Fortune Jr ROnlta Roy Kimberly Wallnck Wash",glotl alld Ltt Utllvtmly Col/rgr of tht Holy ( ross Utllvtmly oj MIChlgall Grorgttow" U"IVtT511y Mekl Bracken Kelly Gallaher Apnl Sanford Austin Welsenbeck Oakwood Collfgr Jamts A1adlsotl Umvtmly AleXIS Klfchner Masseeha McDonald Karthlek Narala MIChl!Ja" Statr UtllVrmly Bahsotl Collrgr 1IIIIVtr Batts ( ollrgr lIull1rrstfy of ( olOT<1do Lashonda Butler K,ra Hmds Drew Noecker Andrea Slattery James Wood UllllltfSlty of Mlchlgatl SYT<1CIISt UUJlItrS,ty Adam Litle Holly Mormon A"zoul/ Statr 1IIlIvtrslly ROllllOkeColltgt Wlttrnberg U~IVrT51ly YaIf 1I1l111fT5lty L'ikt FortsI(ollrgr Jason Carr Tank Ibrahim Adam Stacheckl Danlelle Wright Hrandy 0 Neal Muhlt/lbrrg Colltgf A11c1)Jgl/nStllir U'lI!ltrS"Y Shenf Manganas Charles Robert Moultry Kalamllzoo Collrge Houlard llfllllmlly lIU1Vtr5ltyoj MlchJgan Tn-StIlle 1I111l1rr51ly Western Mrclm/Ilu UllIvtrSrly Raquel Castaneda Kees Janeway Terrence Szymanski NlCole Young Utlll'mlly of Motltana UnlVtr5lly of Vmnol11 Meagan Martymak Chnstopher Mytnyk Chnstma Oney UfllvfTSrty of Michlga" MtdJlgan Statt Umvtrslty Lakt Foresl ( olltge \I,mdrrbdt 1I1l111eT5lty AIrcl)JgllllSlate 1I1l1vtrsity Laura Chomluk Sarah Kim Robert Thiel Wrslryatl UIlIVtr511y Ad"al1 Colltge Lakt Forrst Collrgt f questions to ask. • • ... when considering high schools for your child. will my child have the opportunity to take a • college preparatory rIgorous program? EVERY course at University Liggett School ISpart of our cotlege will my child be offered preparatory cumculum Moreover Ul S offers a full complement of a comprehensive Advanced Placement coul'i~s - w,th ncarly 60 perccnt of Ihe senior class college guidance cnrolkd m at least onc AI' class' In 1998 more than B I percent of UlS one-on-one program? sruden.s takmg AI' exams ,cor~d ~ or h,gher and H percent scored '5 AddlllOnally UI S s Honors offenngs m ~very department ensure students At Umverslty Liggett School, oor colle8e advlSlng system guarantees extensIVe a ~halkngmg ~urnculum Are our stud~nb prepared? Here s proof personal support for EVERY student - begmmng In 10th-grade - from a staff of more than 10 percent of the Class of 1999 were named Fmallsts In quallhed profeSSIonals As a result UlS graduates annually gam admlssum to th~ nation s the NatIOnal Ment and National Achievement scholarshIp programs most respected colleges and UniVersities and arc oftered many 01 thc country s most prestigious scholarships More than 20 percent of the Class 01 1999 garn~d admISSIOn to A",",ca s Mosl (o",pehhvt (alleges - With 50 percenl of our graduates earnm~ adml earned 1\ \etro Conference titles 10 gills soccer football and boys basketball have been a state semlfmal,st m WIll my child be taught boys baseball and a regIOnal champlOn In boys hockey In outstandtng facilities? do :nOyUo~~:~ questions? for admissions, finanCIal aId and scholarshIp InformatIon contact ~r facilitIes are f'l'it rate - mcludmg a science wmg With fully ulu,pped lahs a ulmpulu hased lanJo(lIaJo(clal> ~omputer centel'i With hber optIC backbones and an extensIve Iol>rarys~s'c m Our classes typically have fewer than 16 students, University Liggett School encouragmg persona! mteractlon hctween .cache" ~nd students - lrom our adVISer s~sl{ m 10 'ponso"h,ps of extra~urn~ular actIVIties to coach athlete relatIOnships primary, lower and upper schools J045 cook road, grosse pointe woods, ml 48236 3138844444 to strong creative will my child have mIddle school access and performIng arts programs? 850 brtarcl1ff drive, grosse pOinte woods, ml 48236 313 886 4220 UniversIty lillgell 'Xhool S1udents explore the am on a dally haSis The pa~off' ULS students annually earn local, state and national honon In vocal and Instrumental mUSIC,as well as rn theater and drama competlttons Om ueatlve and pcrformmJo( wwwuls pvt kl2 mi us 6) aru wrng houses a dance studiO well eqUipped musIC and art rooms a photography and ceramK' lah and ex.enSlve gallery lIf11V(,f"'.lf) 11~~('n 'xhool admll'\. 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I \1' 1,"1 I r Asr PA'IMI ....T <,11111< T TO DFAI FR PARTI( IPATl01'lo PAY\lF-..r Will VARYIIASED ON ACTUAl DFAI [R CONTRI8lJTION '1 tn.l\ \ an I IH "'pf'{ 11.11r I-.{' ClIII r\ -tn 1 June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News News 15A Hair raising day smashmg a wmdow They took the telephone School on Monday, June 14 The owner of a hair balon In the 19800 block of Mack On Sunday, June 20, police PUBLIC SAFETY REPOR'TS Lakeshore race is received a report from a home- reported that when she came Kids drinking ed btolcn In the 300 block of Moro"" The red-flagged In to water the plants at about owner m the 1000 block of On Sunday, June 20, at 330 Wayburn concerning the theft The matter Ib now beIng boy tned to e~cape but report- Saymg, 'It\ OK I'm d pro- 4 p m on Sunday, June 20, bhe am, two pohwn.en dl~persed mvebtlgated by detedlve" and edly had to ;,top at Hllkrebt fehblOnal race car dnver," a notIced that a window In the of tomato plant!> and a uowd of dnnkerb who were thobe arrested were bent to and Wilham bon becauM' the drunken 27-year-old woman rear of the bUilding had been hydrangea shrubb taken from attendmg an un~upervl~ed the rear porch of the hoube Juvenile court right front wheel of hl~ black from DetrOIt tned to talk her broken Underneath the Win- hoube party m the City of way out of a ticket for ~peedlng dow were rockb Between 2 30 a m and 1 20 1995 Chevrolet Tahoe had been Grobse Pomte torn from the axle m the crabh up to 80 mph on houthbound She told pohce that when she p m someone bmashed the Park vandals A" pohce arrived at a home Farm;, pohce met up With Lakebhore on Tue~day, June left the salon on Saturday wmdow of a pickup truck Grosse Pomte Park officers In the 200 block of Lincoln, parked m a lot m the 15000 the suspect and the gul who 15, at 9 26 P m afternoon, everythmg had been arc Investlgatmg two mCldents they observed youths scatter- retneved him at the scene of Pahce pulled over the bU~- all nght block of CharleVOIX The thief of vandahsm that took place Ing In all dlrectlOn<; leaVing the crash on Morobb peet a<; ~he drove a 1995 Audl stole tool belts, hand tools and late Wednesday, June 16, or behmd a front lawn httered a power saw The suspect bald he tned to near Oxford The woman, "who early Thur<;dflY, .June 17 In With beer cups dnve away becdube he wah Wd" u!JvlOubly IIltoxlcdted went Call Smokey both cases vehicles parked on Pohce retneved two empty "scared" from uncooperative to coopera- A Woods woman told pohce the street - 1000 block of keg;, of beer Stolen bikes He was arrested for drunken tive several times," accordmg that she was walking her dog WhIttier and the 1000 block of While on patrol Grosse dnvmg after falhng field sobn- to pohce m the area of Morningside and Devonshire - and were struck Pomte Park officers noticed a ety tests (when asked to pICk a "I know what I'm dOIng," the Stolen bikes Blalrmoor on Saturday, June With beer bottles In one case, a Juvemle larceny suspect enter number between 19 and 21, he woman protested while pohce Here, In chronolOgical order, 19, at about 3 pm when a witness said that a new red an alley from CharlevOIX and chose 24) and reglstermg a questIOned her l'l last week's stolen bike sum- black Ford van drove by her Mazda 626 was drlvmg away emerge ndmg a bicycle ThiS blood alcohol content of 163 She eventually registered a mary for the City of Grosse The teenaged boys opened from the scene at Devonshire was at about 2 52 P m on percent 14 percent blood alcohol level POinte the van door and hurled smoke at about 12 04 a m on Tuesday, June 15 The suspect and was arrested Her passen- On Tuesday, June 15, at 3 45 bombs at her The van then Wednesday He was released the follow- took off and headed south on was stopped at Vermer and mg mormng on $500 bond and ger, to whom the car wab regis- pm, a 26-mch Huffy 18-speed pohce determined that the bike give.} a court date on June 30 tered, had a 20 BAL and was green and chrome bIke was Morrungslde No InJunes were - JIm Stlckford reported was Just taken from an open ticketed for allOWing hiS stolen from the 800 block of garage Pet dog killed drunken compamon to dnve Lorrame Woods break-in After bemg placed under Girl catches boy The woman was also wanted The next afternoon at 233 arrest the suspect pomted out Like a cnme-stoppmg ver- A 4,800-volt Jolt from a on a state-Wide $2,500 warrant pm, a woman from the Park Woods pohce were called at other" rldmg on bikes and s81d sion of the Sadie Hawkms downed electncal wire killed a for domestic VIOlence reported her $300 Dyna Air 20- about 3 35 P m on Saturday, that one was a relative The dance, an 18-year-old girl from large St Bernard m the City of mch bike stolen from the 700 June 19, to a home In the 2000 group had Just been seen Grosse Pomte Park tracked Grosse Pomte last week block of Rivard block of Fleetwood by a woman Death wish around Defer School and they down a male hit-and-run dn- Respondmg officers found On Friday, June 18, at 2 26 who was takmg care of the In A mother IS seekmg legal pm, a lO-year-old boy from were stopped One of those ver and returned the culpnt to the ammal Iymg on the arcmg household pet while the owner gUIdance regarding how to the group was wlmg a bicycle the scene of the CrIme last wires behmd a home on the City of Grosse Pomte told was away The woman told obtam a personal protectIOn that had Just been stolen She week in the Farms Rathbone at 8 15 a m on pollee three males, aged pohce that when she went to go order for her lO-year-old approximately 16 years old, said the bIke was given to her On Saturday, June 19, at Tuesday, June 15 The ammal In the house she notIced a bro- daughter after a male class- pushed him off his bicycle as he by someone unknown 11 35 pm, the 18-year-old sus- was removed after DetrOit ken wmdow along the side of mate wrote "die a slow and Pohce managed to get the pect from the Park drove away Edison employees arnved and rode In the parkmg lot behind the house pamful death" m the girl's .blke before It was even report- after sldesWlpmg a parked car shut off the hne Afraid to enter the home, ye,rbook at Brownell Middle See CRIME, page 21:• she called pohce, who then proceeded to search the house They discovered that the base- ment was ransacked and a Jewelry box m an upstairs bed- room had been searched Pohce beheve the thIef or thieves entered through the side window, whIch led to a bathroom in the basement, and once they completed their busmess left through the front door, which pohce discovered unlocked dunng their search The mCldent took place between late Fnday afternoon and 3 p m Saturday Bad credit A reSident In the 1700 block of Broadstone m Grosse Pomte Woods reported that at about 10 a m on Thursday, June 17, someone called claiming to be a representatIve of a company that sold Insurance to protect FREE froo. against cremt card fraud The $ caller then asked the home- owner that before msurance Digital Phone could be sold the caller would need to get the homeowner's • Unlimited FREE Nights & Weekends credit card numbers • 200 Peak Minutes Reahzlng that the caller • FREE Profile 300 Phone was m all hkehhood a con • $39.95/mo. artist, the homeowner hung • FREE Nights & Weekends until 2000! up and Immediately called the pubhc safety department, a CLEARPATHM move applauded by the offi- $0 ClEAR IT S UU You RC IHERE~ cers who took the report Underage Pre-Paid Paging Service With NO Hassles. drinkers Get a new Motorola LS350pager with a year of included seIVice Grosse POinte Woods offi- cers were called to a home In - all in one convenient package at a-savings of over $70.00. the 1400 block of Roslyn at about 10 20 p m on Thursday, June 17, (the last day of school) to mvestlgate reports 01999 Amenle S. 'l% Jt;-~~ ~ t;~ f- ~M " f,. ;~'1'~'./.~ "ON ,,~ .. ~~~~, :1!- ;;., " I .. .~. '. June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 17A It was a 'topless' feast for the 'Eyes' on Father's Day Even the wedther ton It wa" a pel fe<.t ddY fur the vert IhIp III tl1(' Idte 40, rind tnbuted to the bucce" of thl' theme of the ,how, "The Great early 50, ~ Eyes on Deblgn show on the AmerIcan Convertible" And POInter, Wl'I{' well repfl'. "'" groundb of the Edbel & the dl"play" of gll'amlng open "'l'nted ,It thl' ...how KevlIl Eleanor Ford Hou e 111Gru ...... e wr" from the 1'110 up thlOugh KIl'ln, of (;10 ...,l' POllltl' Wood, POlnte Shore" by ervlIll{ up rI thl' '70", arrang('d by dl'<',ldl', ('Xlllilltl'd hI' r,1f( 1910 R('o S ROdd...tl'r Tl'd Stdhl, al o of (;Io 'e POlllte Wood", llOwed hi tately 1931 Pdckard 840 Dual Cowl Ph,wton WIth body bv Dwtfllh AI Nault, of Ur%"e PUlnte Farm" dlbplayed hI...1933 Lmcoln KB Roadster With bpe- clal body by LeBaron. and GIlbert Mack, of Gro ...... e POlllte Autos Wouds, bhuwed hlb 1940 Packard 1806 Vlctona By Richa~rdWright Convertible With body by Darnn A 1940 BUick Super perfect sunny day to bruw"e were bpectacular Convertlble Phaeton, owned among one of the finp"t assem. In addItIOn to the convert- by KeIth Cram, of Gro.,se blages of automobIle>; any- Ibles, there was a specIal dlb' Pomte, of ('ram where play of automoblleb deSigned CommumcatlOns, pubhbhers of ThIS past Father\ Day wab by the honored deSigner, the AutomotIve News, the 12th ttme the lIldu"try, RIchard Teague, who worked AutoWeek magazme and collectors and a Wide range of for Packard Motor Car Co and Cram's DetrOIt Buslnebs, volunteers staged thl!> umque Amencan Motors, an exhIbIt among other pubhcatlonb, was fundralser for the DetrOIt of 60 years of Mercurys, spe. a hIghlIght of the '40" collec- Institute of Ophthalmology to clal collectlOnb of bportb Cdr... tIOn conduct Its work m Improvmg and mIcro car", plub an mter- In the '50b collectIOn of con. the lot of the VISIOn-ImpaIred e"hng dlbplay "howmg the vertlble ...wa" the 1956 BUIck and furthermg re"ealch mto developml'nt of the hardtop cures for blmdne ...... com ertJhl£ from the real con- ~"3\""""bli<1.o."T",'S\1(';'--- .- -"''''' l 'Jf:J;USRPSll,~'n~""""rM"""'(:Y '.....-" • ""'!!,.,..,... MEADE -L Jid~L-l4D The Met1'ODetroit Area For 28 Years. wwwmeadelexus coon 18A June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News , , June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 19A William H. DenIer Barbara Stefam, Mary Shelly, Aurora Hurtubise Alumnae CouncJl of the John Ho~pltal dnd Medical Local interior designer, Ann Boshcars, Kathleen Unlver"lty of Mlchlgdn and Alumm ASSOCIatIOn of the Center on Wedne~day, June 16, Wayne State Umver"lty, earn- Wilham H Denier, of Gros!>e Gau~den and Grace Teddy, and Hart Umverslty of Michigan She 1999 Ing a mater\ degree In IIlverte- Pomte Farms, dIed on Sunday, C1ght nephews, Robert Former Farms reSident served on the board~ of the June 20, 1999, In St John Edwards, James Styers, Aurora Hurtubise Hart dIed on Ms Stange, of Ft Myer", hrate paleontolol,'Y DetrOIt Symphony Orche~tra, Fla, wa~ born In (1)ntonogon Hospital and Medical Center Gerald Styers, Terrence Styers, Saturday, June 12, 1999 at Bon She and her hu"bdnd bpe InternatIOnal InstItute, Gro~~e and wa!>a wntnbutor to many Mr Denier, 91, was born In Denm~ Styers, Gene Styers, Secours Nursmg Center In St ua1Jzed m fo".,118 of the Pomte War Memonal Catho1Jc charItlC~ Port Huron and was a gradu- Robert Lemay and Loul~ Clair Shores Devomdn era In "outhw('.,tern As~oclatIon and Grosse Pomte Ms Stange I~ "urvlved by • ate of Northern High School LRmay Mls~ Hart, 86, was born m Ontano and contnbuted to Farm and Garden ~SocldtlOn her brother, Harold Gauthle.A and the Unlver~lty of MichIgan Funeral arrangement~ were Bourget, OntarIo, then moved numerou., re"earth paper" of She was also a member of the Interment l~ at Holy Architectural School handled by D S Temrowskl & to DetrOIt where she attended the Mu~eum of P W~mr~fin~r~or II Grosse Pointe News! GROSSE POINTE POST OFFICE • ORIGINAL PANCAKE HOUSE Mack Ave., South of Moross Mack Ave. South of 8 Mile lellrey • NATIONAL CONEY ISLAND • GROSSE POINTE NEWS OFFICE GRATIOT at 13 MILE 96 Kercheval. on the Hill • COUNTRY INN Mack &. Radnor • • JANET'S LUNCH Kerche.aJ Ie: Maryland • KROGER Notre Dame &. Kercheval EFFERSO • BRUEGGER'S BAGEL CHEVROLET Kercheval in the ViII. Oro... Potnte PM ~ Detroit • BON SECOURS HOSPITAL 15175 E. Jefferson Ave. 2130 E. Jefferson Ave, Jefferson Ie: Cadieux 313-821.2000 313025901200 • RITE-AID PHARMACY Kercheval. on the Hill • BIG BOY Nine &. Jefferson • DAWN DONUTS 1-94I:Morass • MACK AVE DINER Mac. & Huntinqton • NATIONAL CITY BANI Kercheval &: PI.her • BIG BOY Madl &: VernJer • ARBOR DRUGS Ken, II Woodstde June 24, 1999 20A Automotive Grosse Pointe News Autos From page 17A cancer hardtop RlVlera models "I deSIgned my COJlcept' In the Speclal "MIcros to the Century ConvertIble owned by Cure car from an Eastern phI- Max" exhIbit were such Frank FItzgerald, of Grosse losophy of heahng," s81d unusual and rarely seen cars Pomte, and representmg the ViVIenneTam, who sty)ed an as a '40 Morgan F-4, a '59 Flat Pomtes In the '60s collectIon Oldsmoblle Alero WIth,one~l 500 Jolly, a '67 Honda 600-S I ! was a second car from Gilbert heahng symbols Roadster, a '68 KIng MIdget Mack, a 1961 CadIllac 62 Type III Roadster and an East Convertible Also on display were a Dana German '82 Trabant 601 ThiS year's show was the Buchman Pontiac Grand Am, first WIththe name "Eyes on a Chevy CavalIer convertIble Some rarely seen cars m the DeSign," and cames out the styled by Max Azna, of BCBG, "Sports - Soul of the Open stated objective from the first and NIcholas Graham's Road" display Included a '36 show (called Eyes on the Chevrolet Venture van for Joe Lagonda LG 45R Raplde ClaSSICS,held In the parkmg Boxer Tounng. a '41 BMW 327 lot at Grosse Pomte Academy In the Ragtops to Hardtops Cabnolet, a '58 LanCIa Aureha In 1988) ofbroademng Its display were examples of '49 B24 Convertible, and a '61 scope to mclude all aspects of to '51 convertibles and the Alfa Romeo Gulietta Spnng deSign new body style, the "hardtop Zagato Long TaIl convertible," denved from If you mIssed thIS fine show, Last year, the name of the them - for example, a '50 try to make It next year. It's a show was "Eyes on ClasSIC Pontiac convertible and a '51 good show for a good cause DeSign," sort of a transItion Ponbac hardtop and '49 Bwck And It's always on Father's phase m its evolution from Roadmaster convertible and Day. pnmanly an automobIle show This 1940 Packard 1806 Victoria Convertible with body by DarrlD is owned by Gilbert to a deSIgn show While it is Mack, of Grosse Pointe Woods, undoubtedly the automobiles whIch lead so many dads - .... BOH SecoulS COrTACe HIAllrt SllVlCes ~ and moms - to Invest theIr Father's Day at the show, the PRESENTS , reachIng out to the wider " deSIgn world was more eVl- dent thIs year 1999mus'c on the DIsplays hnked automotIve deSIgn to fashtons In clothIng, archItecture and furniture General Motors displayed the Plaza Bnng the family. lawn dwrs and piCniCbaskets to the results of a GM program m Village Plaza at the comer of Kercheval and SL ClilIr and enJOY whICh members of the great - free - outdoor conceru every Thursday at 7 p m Council of FashIOn DeSIgners of Amenca teamed over the JULY I last three years In Concept The motor Cil~Brass Band This 26 pIeCe,award-wmnlng ensemble IS Cure by deSIgning eXIsting cars one of the hrghhghts of the season With a program featuring works by The fashIon deSIgners the famous BIg Bands of the SWing Era. donated theIr tIme and tal- JULY 8 ents to create these vehicles Rhythm and Blues. Motown. Big Band - An annual for the Concept Cure sweep- TIle5un messengers This 1961 cadillac 62 Convertible was a second car in the sbow owned by Gilbert tradItIOn on The Plaza by one of Southwest Michigan's funktest bands Mack, of Grosse Pointe Woods. stakes to raise money for the search for a cure for breast JULY 15 TheThree Thnors featuring George Benson. Charlie Gabnel and Jim 1IJ~se Fight auto theft with free vehicle window etching Master saxophonISts and Detroit's own Three Tenors, thiS group ISa liIZZ AAA Mlcmgan, m partner- pm (weather permlttmg) 2017 Canton Center Road, on windshteld, side wmdows and enthusIaSts dream. featurmg the Instrument that changed the genre smp WIth the MIchIgan Auto ThIS commumty servIce IS June 29, and at the LlVorua rear wmdow. The process does Theft Prevention authOrIty avaJ1able to everyone office, 37383 SIXMIle Road, on not harm the window or (ATPAJ,ISfightmg to stop auto June 30 detract from the vehicle's theft by offenng free vehIcle Etcmng WIll take place at appearance. Shckers are also WIndow etchmg at several DetrOIt West, 7800 W Outer Etchmg IS a Simple process placed on each front SIde win- DetrOIt-area offices between Dnve, on June 24, Grosse A mIniature copy of each vehi- dow, Identifying the vehIcle to June 24 and 30 Etchmg WIll Pomte, 19299 Mack, on June cle's IdentIficatIon number (or would-be thieves that it has take place from 10 a m to 5 25, Canton TownshIp office, VIN) is aCid-stenciled mto the been protected { • • ••, f e 24, 1999 sse Pointe News News 21A oods council approves revised Cook and Mack office building Jim Stlckford space for compact cars only, It Writer havmg the parkmg lot ~xtend took those consideratIOns Into which requires a vanance The He also said the mcrea!>e In But Rahalm took those rea. ust a few months after 1Oto an empty lot adjacent to m10d The new plan calls for size of the office buIld10g would traffic on Mack from !>uch a <;on<,mto consideratIOn and he mng down a request for the commercial property This parking lot access via Mack be 6,600 square feet bulldmg, e!>peclally given the felt that the project deserved nances that would have land has never been bullt on only Mike Blanek, architect for traffic from the new Farmer the councIl's supprt Enc owed an office bUlld10g to be and IS large enough to permit The old plan allowed for land owner Robert Rahalm, Jack, IS unacceptable Steiner !>ald that the corner structed on the Site of a for- only an 1,100 square foot house access from Mack or Dorthen. a spoke about the changes In the Radtke also !>ald that the had been an eyesore for years r gas statlOn at Cook and With no garage reSidential street new site plan He said that the parking lot Will generate light and thiS project ,",ould clean Up When the council reviewed The new plan has screemng ack. the Woods city council plan now calls for a screen10g at night that Will spill over 1Oto the area mcely proved revised plans that Rahalm's fir!>t plan, they walls and protective land!>cap- wall that would be placed hi!>front house Counulwoman Vicki ore carefully considered the expressed concerns about 10g and the proposed buIlding between the parkmg lot and He also said a reSidential lot Granger !>ald that gwen the ncerns of residents encroachments mto reSidential IS 300 square feet smaller homes adjacent to the project turned Into a parking lot wa~ fact that the reSidential lot The new plan requires a areas and gave much weight to The new office bUilding wlll The plan also calls for land- settmg a bad precedent for the that would become part of the nance for the off-street park- reSidential concerns about the most lIkely be rented by doc- '\eapmg to make the plOJe<.t future and that th(' owner parking lot \.as too small to g lot's front yard setback j)lUb1em It wa!>reLommended tors, Blanek said So the traffic attractive and act as an addi- !>howed no practIclal difficul- bUIld a hoube on, It made sense Ity rules require 30 feet, the that If Rahalm ever came back generated should be much less tIOnal buffer between the office ties as to why a bUlld10g fittmg to support the project now that te plan has only five feet before the counCil, any new than that of the gas statIOn area and the residential area all city zonmg ordInances protectIOn of reSidential nghts tween the front yard and the plans protect nearby reSiden- Nearby reSident Bill Radtke In order to have the off- couldn't be followed and concerns were bUIlt Into dewalk tial neighbors from traffic, spoke agamst the proposal He street park10g required by city CouncIlman Al DlckInbon the plan The site plan also has park- light and nOIse generated by said that 300 square feet IS not ordmances for a bUlld10g the said that the counCil prevlOu!>ly The councIl voted unam- g space 33 In the lot as a the project much of a sacnfice, size Wise, size proposed, the plan calls for rejected the proposal and With mously to approve the van. Blanek said the new plans for the bulldmg good reason ance From page 15A They got away but left behmd broken glass and two Garage B&Es Disorderly man Shores video store m the 17400 block of empty cans of spray pamt With Dunng the mght of Monday, You keep him ack On Sunday, June 20, at 8 55 A 38-year-old man from the which they sprayed graffiti on June 14, someone entered the A 50-year-old man of am, a 21-year-old man was City of Grosse Pomte who The thieves Jumped over a the pavement Side door of a garage on unknown address was all on Grosse Pomte Court, arrested on a $50 warrant for admitted drInkIng "a few Waverly In Grosse Pomte detamed by pohce from Grosse disorderly conduct m hiS home beers" refused to take a breath stole the bike and rode away on Farms and stole a $210 cellular POInte Shores after he had Drunken driver town of DetrOIt test after pohce from the westbound Mack telephone from a parked car been standIng outSide village On Thursday, June 17, at He had been stopped near Shores pulled him over for sus- They left beh10d another ApprOXimately 50 compact offices yelhng at passmg cars 243 am, a 21-year-old woman Mack and Moross for dnvIng pected drunken drIVing on bike pohce beheve had been diSCS worth $1,200 were stolen on Thesday, June 16, at 11'45 from Grosse POInte Park was With an incorrect hcense plate Thursday, June 17, at 1238 stolen 10 an earher mCldent from another ve!ucle stored 10 pm am Later that evenmg a woman arrested for drunken dnvIng the same garage The man was wanted on an on Manor near Webster by With Video camera rolhng, reported that a bicycle had In another inCIdent, a man outstand1Og $50 warrant from pohce from the City pohce tailed the suspect all he been stolen recently from the returnIng home after a one- DetrOIt for disorderly conduct, Village Quite a record weaved down Lakeshore and Pohce had Witnessed her dn- week vacation learned some- but when DetrOIt pohce said v10g on eastbound Mack weav- faded field sobnety tests 'lfter one had entered hiS garage In A 28-year-old woman from they wouldn't pick him up, Ing from the parking lane to beIng stopped the 300 block of Ridgemont and Harper Woods was arrested for Shores police complied With Birthday boy other parts of the roadway She He was arrested for drunken stolen a Toro lawnmower three outstandlng warrants, the suspect's request to be doesn't act age falled field sobriety tests and two regard10g drugs, after dnvmg and released the fol- taken to a bus stop at Mack registered a 20 percent blood bemg pulled over for dnvmg a lOWIng mornmg when, after and Moross A 39-year-old birthday boy alcohol level before beIng taken Thief handed vehicle With expired hcense consentmg to a breath te'lt, hIS compounded hiS problems by to JaIl for the mght. tabs on Lakeshore at 4'04 a m blood alcohol level was 02 per- opportunity cent vandahzIng mumclpal proper- on Sunday, June 20 -Brad Lindberg ty after beIng arrested for Hubcaps stolen On Monday, June 15, drunken dnvIng m the City of between 12 45 and 1 p.rn, The woman also had 10 dn- Grosse Pointe. A witness told a woman that someone reportedly entered an vmg suspenSIons, an expired On Thursday, June 17, at an unknown man stole two unlocked beige 1996 Jaguar XS hcense and no Identification 11 13 pm, the Sterhng hubcaps from her car whIle It four.door and stole a $100 wal- She was released at 6'05 a m Heights reSIdent was arrested was parked m the lot at Mack let contaInmg $150 after postIng $200 bond on Mack near Manor for dn- and Moross 10 Grosse Po1Ote The car had been parked TV • VCR • BIG SCREEN • REPAIR vmg With a blood alcohol con- Farms at 2 p m on Wednesday, unlocked on Kercheval on the tent of 158 percent June 16 The suspect took offln HIlI (810) 778.4050 C~::> While beIng led into the a large gray four-door vehicle pohce station, somethIng set !urn off and he kicked a 4. by- 5-inch hole In the lobby door. 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Lfl ...... +W'IA'( 22A Business June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Greenspan testifies - bond, stock markets rally Federal Reserve Chairman - the nation's central bank, want the car, Just Sign It (and young Amencans (or at least Alan Green;,pan tel>tlfied often called the "Bankers' Let's talk ...STOCKS don't tell Dad) that used to be the casel) before Congress lal>t Thurl>day, Bank" - decides to raise mter- The car loan market'ls doml- From tlme-to-tlme, LTS June 17, the day after the est rates nated by the captive 'auto~o- quotes the Fanme Mae report Consumer Pnce Index for May How does that affect you and bile finance compames, whose of average 30-year flXed-rate wa!> relea!>ed !>howmg no me? first duty IS to sell cars, .and, mortgages, the bread and but- change After all, my mortgage has a are very easy to Ul>eand hard Be assured, If you really did secondarily, to earn mterest ter of the residential mortgage Thll> confirms that April's 0 7 fixed mterest rate, so It doesn't to pay ofT read all that fine prmt, you'd mcome So, the mterest rate on market percent mcrease was only a change, except the real estate Have you ever filled out a car have a huge headache' car loans IS not too sensitive to Last week, It was 7 65 per- statistical aberratIOn tax accrual creeps up a httle loan or auto lease apphcatlOn So you don't hke somethmg relatively small change 10 gen- cent, up from 7 51 percent the But, more every year to reflect the higher LTS' Dad always said to read you read 10 paragraph 23(f)1I? era I Interest rates pnor week, and the hIghest Imp 0 r tan t , assessments, which reflect all the fine prmt before you You don't really thmk they When you purchase a home, level 10 two years were the higher home values Sign a contract will ('hangE' (1ne wta? If you dnd deude to finance part of It The accompanymg table c h d 1J JI1 d Il !> But If I let my credit card WIth a mortgage, IS when you shows the change m the remarks that unpaId balance grow because I Monthly payments will see and feel mterest rates monthly payment reqUIred to our economy only paid the ridIculously low on an eye-to-eye baSIS amortize a $150,000 mort8ll;ge was develop- mInImum Instead of payIng the to payoff $150,000 30-year mortgage For most of us, thIS IS an over 30 years, at current Inter- 109 "strams" entire balance every month, ------1 mfrequent experJence, only est levels compared to a year (e s p e c I a Ily then, bmgo, there's a number Period Rate Payment. several times m a hfehme, ago more tlghten- m next month's statement In June 1999 unless we often refinance for Painful, Isn't It? 109 m the the "Fmance Charge" box, 7.50 $1,04882 lower rates labor mar- which means mterest due' June 1998 ketsl and By Joseph What's really frustrating IS 650 948.10 After all, the home IS usually that he saw Mengden to miss the due date, and mall Increase Joseph Mengden IS a resIdent "limits" as to how fast we can It In late Ouch' Those late +$100.72 the family's largest smgle of the City of Grosse POinte and contInue growth WIthout mfla- Fees can really get to you _ • Monlhly mortgage payment excluding accrual ol real eslate laxes and Insurance mvestment, and paYing off the former chairman of First of mortgage IS the goal of most tlon $10 to $25 for bemg only two MIchIgan Greenspan sald, "It's useful or three days late to preempt forces of Imbalance Most of the hme It was the before they threaten economic post office's fault because It stablhty" Translated, that takes them four or five days to means the Fed wIll Increase get my envelope from Grosse mterest rates at least 1/4 of 1 POinte to Carol Stream, IL, percent at Its meetmg on June wherever that IS 29 Have you noticed the return HIS comment, that modest address of some of your bIlls, actIOn now could prevent more or even on your money market drastiC monetary steps In the 'checks? future, uncorked the cham- Recently, LTS looked at the pagne bottle I FIrst of Mlcmgan money mar- Wall Street bulls read that to ket check, now called the mean thiS would be a one-shot Fahnestock Select Fund, and mcrease, not a senes ofwaltmg found It was drawn on the for the other shoe to drop (for "UMB Bank, N A Warsaw, another rate hike) MO 65355" No, not Poland, The Dow rose all five days that's Mlssounl last week, postmg a weekly LTS finally found Warsaw gam of 365 POints, to close at on the Mlssoun highway map 10,855, up 3 5 percent and only ,after looking up the Index of 2 percent below ItS record high CIties It's about 60 miles of 11,107, last May 13 southeast of Kansas CIty, on For the year-to-date, the the Grand River, 10 part of the Dow IS up 18 2 percent, more Lake of the Ozarks than 1998's entIre gam No, Warsaw IS not near The other mdIces followed Brandon, which IS about 75 SUIt miles due south on the Weakness appeared m Oklahoma border Bet you GJllette (G, about 42-3/16, off never knew thatl 6-112) and Coca-Cola (KD, Where were we? Dh yes, about 63-7-16, off 1), both DJ! credIt cards Interest on credIt components cards usually runs from 99 to The bond market ralhed on 18 percent, some even more Greenspan's remarks, With the Lower advertised rates are "long bond" up about 1 pomt, usually just "baIt" to get you to and Yields backmg down below switch cards, and only last for 6 percent agam three to SIX months and then bump up to the regular rate When it comes to borrOWIng Interest-ing! money, cards are not very effi- So the Federal Reserve Bank cient mterest-Wlse, but they Business Peo~le Grosse POinte Woods reSident Dr. Sue ~,"ce 1'114 Thc JLlllInrLc "lll ,'ll\.rrolt In< h" ,J Stonisch has been appomted to the medIcal umm,mlt\ ProJect' through the lears hid I ...m~lt.. Imr 1"'~lnnll.t dn.. m, ro lIl.lle rhl l\lfl'lF 1915 Lunch Ronm for Workmg W"men staff of St John Hospital and Medical Center. the JUNIOR LEAGUE f<>r l1lurnpol!ran art...l I h.ulr rl h..l to lJ\t AnJ.1' \\t 1921 Dellolt Lc.,'Ue the Ha",llLJppeJ Stomsch, of Falrcourt Dental, Joms St John 1930 Tra'nlng Cnr"ge for rhe Blmd m the department of surgery and general den- loolll.hL kl '~l krhm rhu Imt"'lm~ m tht.. hn("L' ITll.i j~..;j r!unet:r LlouSt: tiStry She wJ11serve the faculty, stafT and com- ~Ik un, .)t ...hlldrc..n I'"nnt or thl l""r \\ l)~ tl' \tIU.l"fif of DETROIT ... 1953 Stn'M Cemer mumty by treatmg patients after traumatic 1%1 An ro the "'-hools injury \'( C ITL I .:rnllr ,t dl\lr't ~\()mln "ho l'lhu l 1%3 P'""n Cmrrol Pr'»)«l She IS a fellow member of the Academy of CELEBRATING 1967 Pla\Toom at Ch,ldren , H"'r.t11 If, If rtl~1.rhu \\1. l m 11\ llL 1.JIHchnlc in II,... 11"t General DentIstry and an accredited member 1968 JOY (j"h 0rronll",tle, for Youth} 1969 Ch,Idren, Tebl5lon Workshop StoDisch of the American Academy of Cosmetic 10 ~erlrs Ilnnl The Jumnr Lngut In' ...nntnhltcd Dentistry 1'170 Dermlt P"lrce Dermmem tl\ t T ~ ~ mllllOn to rhl [)l tWlf lommunth 85 YEARS of "ummer Progrdffi 1'171 Orer dll on LINC "n~1 IhTol.Ig:n Otlr "orl h Irllnu ..f \O[llnlLU'" \\( Paul Serilla has been named a research analyst at the adver- 1973 Kem Blod tlsmg agency McCann-Enckson DetrOIt hJ\ L hdJln( \lr) rer~)lnl rrl\ !Ie~l III hdrm:: 10 MAKING DREAMS 1'177 Belle Isle Play,,"pe Senlla was preVIOusly the associate edltonal page editor of 1..h"n)::l" ~i'N,mg: II\\,' 1979 Dellott ~,en j By Jim Stickford Wayne County CIrcuit Judge June 18 Staff Wnter James Raslud. agmg property around Fox The first phase of a three- By 5 p m It was obvIOUSthat Creek. the water levels were nSlng year-long legal process was . He aSSigned It to a panel of Bozzo dJ.dnot say when the completed last week when qUickly and that all of the CIty'S medIators would rule on what mediators to determme If the pumps should have been mediators awarded 17 famlhes city was hable for damages damages mayor may not be turned on to discharge excess owed to the rem81mng 93 fam- In Grosse Pomte Park The three mediators are combined storm and sanItary Illes 10 the laWSUIt $568,850 for damages suffered retired Wayne County CirCUit Largest Antique Store In Southea~lem MIchigan as the result of flooded base- sewage mto Fox Creek m A class action laWSUIt wag Judge James E Mels, past DetrOIt A New 40 foot Conta,ner from England ReceIVed Every 60 Daysl ments in 1994 and 1996 also filed on behalf of 10 addJ.. preSident of the Michigan But It wasn't until about 6 The 17 famihes are part of a tlOnal famdles on Thursday, Defense Tnal Lawyers p m that an attempt was made * English Primitive Pine Pieces * nO-party laWSUit agaInst June 17, Just two days before Clr ~I!E!& AsSOCiation,WIllIam Jamieson, to turn on all the pumps the statute of hmltatIons * Wardrobes. HaNest Tables. Grosse Pointe Park that came and Jerome Peslck, an attor- about as a result of a sewer expIred on Saturday, June 19 ~ ~ * Collectables and Smalls * ~ ~ ney and recognized expert 10 By that time It was too late backup that occurred on the field Monday-Friday9 to s WE BUY AND SELL! Tuesday, June 18, 1996 and the basements of many On Wednesday, June 16, the Park reSidents had been flood- r. ~ saturday IOtaS (810) 777-.652 The first 17 partIes m the mediators Issued a statement ed, wluch m turn resulted In 19717 E.1.stNine MIle St Galr Shores - Between 1-94 and Harper SUIt receIved a Judgment first saYIng that m their opmlOn, the lawsuits features because they were also Victims the first 17 famlhes, those who of a 1994 sewer backup. IromcaIly the Park was sued suffered damage 10 two floods, by DetrOIt reSidents who hve Deadline? The attorney for the plam- were entItled to $568,850 10 tiffs, Plullip G. 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ThIs To thi) Grossi) Pomte NOI th POlllte btclndardb, Hunt bald. teach.ll1g thtly ollght btltween now and then I" the wa" I eflected Ul the way they High School Class of 1999, the He heard some people refer to combme two sCience number of student actiVIties tned to do thIngs at North school has been there forever the school as "the factory" classes One teacher "I always recruited students "It was a time of dIfferent After all, It has been In opera- "Fortunately, that nickname might speak whIle the for my shows," Barr SaId. perspectives and the school is didn't stick," Hunt said "But other demonstrated "Now It'S harder to compete Just a microcosm of society at It looked cbfferent from the old In cross-cbsclphne for kids because there are so large," MItchell said "When hIgh school It was modern teachmg, a hiStory many other student actiVItIes we were startmg up North, It and had modern faClhtles and teacher might, in a SCI- I've found that the students was a learrong process. We that was good " ence class, talk about who are the most orgamzed had to do everyth10g We had Gordon Morlan. chaIrman of the history of science are the ones who can do the to come up with school colors, North's sCIencedepartment, and how It affected the most thIngs I hke drama a school mascot, a teacher gov- was also there on the first day course of human because the students work errong structure" "I had taught at Grosse events, Morlan saId. together as a team and these In case anyone IS wondenng Pomte HIgh School, whIch But as time went on, are students who wouldn't why North's school colors are became known as South," money for such expen- normally interact " green and gold, It'S because of Morlan said "If my memory ments became scarcer For Bill Mitchell, whose last the Green Bay Packers, serves me, 1968 was a busy and he found himself day as a teacher was June 18, M.tchell said year I thmk It was the only WIth less time to do the opemng of North co1OClded "Back m 1968, the Packers time there was a such things. WIth great changes in society were the number one football teachers stnke 10 "I also remember at large team," MItchell SaId "So when the Grosse Pomte that when I came to "It was we picked the school dIstnct. Plus the school, It was very the late school colpr8, we - we were a young well-eqwpped," Morlan > 1960s," were Influenced faculty because most said "The funny tlung was New York to Mitchell by that Just as of the semor teach- that most of the eqUIpment start North's drama program said "It 1 Imagme South ers stayed at South " was purchased on the recom- He was asked to put on some- was the was mfluenced BeSides bemg a mendatIOn of the 'old guard' thing spectacular for the Vietnam by the- rela- who school's first productIon and era and Umversity of tively stayed chose the Broadway classic, society was MichIgan colors tlon for 30 years, more young behind at "Mame" changmg. when they than a decade before they faculty, Morlan South The aucbtonum wasn't com- There was pIcked their They left pleted during the first year were born saId, It was a cre- ' ...... •••.••... flower school colors" But for many of the teachers ative faculty us very North was open, Barr saId So power and MItchell at the school as well as many "Wewere gIven well he was at Parcells until the the inso- remem- of the residents of the PolOtes, the freedom to be .~ . equipped" 1969-1970 school year, when lence of bers stu- North is the new lugh school creative and we ", - Gael the audItonum was fimshed youth dents • "I remember the bUIldIng Time does go by were gIven the Barr, the While no having For Jim Hunt, who retired resources to do . ~~l'~/.. school's and the facihties bemg era has a to choose as a teacher In 1994, the first so," Morlan sood drama absolutely showcase," Barr monopoly Mtween days of the new school were "That's what I teacher, said. "It cost $1.5 mI1hon to on youthful the mck- good ones He had been teach- remember most, came from buJld the stage 30 years ago. rebelhon, names 109 at Pierce MIddle School not the phYSical Who knows what it would cost thIs time before North opened. things like what now, but the faClhty ISfirst- was differ- "I taught at North from the the bmlcbng was rate I remember they had a ent There tlme It opened until 1974," hke, but rather separate bond for the aucbton- was a loss Hunt sood."I was a teacher of that we were um, but how many schools of1Ono- LatIn, RUSSianand CIVICS.1 gIven the freedom 'Iif~'.'..Ii . 11' -\.I.J ,'i' ;..~.~ then, and even now, have a c\:'nce,not Just for the kIds, "Norsemen" and "Vlkmgs" He liked North from the begm- to try new faClhty of such lugh qualIty?" but for society at large" saId there was a tlurd chOIce, b.",.,:,.. - - ..-: mng. 1 ~e!! the building, I thmg~ ,:~{ Barr remembers the school Both Mitchell and Barr sald but no one can remember it 30 "" ; ,., bked the staff and I lIked the For~exampre; ..... bemg very crowded In the- the difference between the years later students " Morlan said, they •• ,t" , early days, WIth about 2,500 early 1960s and the late 1960s Art Wemle, who teaches Back in 1968, when the expenmented students SometImes gettlng was huge. They really amount Earth and phYSical SCIences, school first opened, It dIdn't WIth team teach- up and down the staIrs could to a whole different time WIth See NORTH, page 2B China & Gifts Sterling Spectacular Wallace -Towle - Reed & Barton - Gorham - Klrk Stieff -International - Lunt MEnlO DETROIT -lloy. 08k1ancl Mall • {2481 58H433 -oe.tJom Hetghb. lhe HellmtS • (313) 274-8200 • west BIlIomlleIcl. Orchard Lake Mall • (248) 737.8080 /FOOl Rd. betItieel1 Inkster a'fld Beech Oaly) • UWnla. Merrl-Ave Plaza - (7341 522.1850 NOW through July 8, 19991 OllTSTATE (On comer of Ave Mile and Menlmanl -Ann Artlor. Colonnade - (734) 761-1002 - Noll\, Novi Town Center • (2481 34~8090 (On EIsenhower Pkwy west of BrlaIWOOd Mall) - RodIester, MeadOwllroOk vmage Mall • (248) 375-0823 • GnncI Raplck 8leton \lllage Mall - (616) 957-2145 - 5t. CJaIr Shores - (810) nll-6142 (Breton ReI ancl Burton ReI) 21429 Mack Ave (Nor1Il of Eight Mile Rd I - Ollenos. MerIdian Mall • (517) 34HOO8 • SterInll HeIghts. 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Grosse Pointe North High From left, are ceceUa Barr, secretary; Pat McEvoy and Joan Kolbus, program vice SChool; and Lauren Handley presidents; Anne Rector, president; and Janette Bellamy, treasurer. and Rachel Marie Miriani, both of Grosse Pointe South High School. Theatre Arts Club meets frou Want The Best Care For The-OneYouLove" Inc. If you are lIymg 10balance lhe demands oc work and famIly while canng for your parent The Theatre Arts Club I Call us today for full details ... or drop in and visit held its annual meeting DRAPERY June 10 at the Grosse NURSING HOME CLEANING ~5EASTJEFFERSON Pointe Hunt Club. , I DETROIT,MICH. 1~~~!~~12~!nCARE FOR ADULTS , ~$PECIALISTS President Irene Gracey 821-3525 1 Social Services of Michigon - Since1936- UALITY NURSING CARE 11111 honored Esther Benson and • 3-7 Days Norma I Se rv1C e I4950 Gateshead Audrey Jennings for 50 • Resldennal & CommerCIal near Mack and Morass 881.3374 years of membership The Need help with your • Take-Down & Re-Hang ServICe Joan (Alhman) and Earl ) Wa~ely club IS the oldest women's classified ad? of Gro~se POlOIe Woods celebrale • Custom Drapenes Made Ihe" ~Oth Anniversary on June 27th theater group m Michigan. 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On Canvas N I' 1 I ( rc • II.. good lor your--.nllyl Metro Detroit's Fine.t t, (800) 543-LUNG 9iennitage (jaUery '31 '3-881-7252 t~UMG~=- 235 Main Street • Roch.... r • 248-656-8559 75 KerchevalOn:Ine-It1U.G~ PomLeraflllS • June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News 48 Churches The Pastor's Corner Pointes Of view The PreIlb)'teriaD Women of Grosse Pointe Memori- On learning al Cburcb will bold 1999 Rooms with a Pointe of View from Tbunday, sept. 23 through Sunday, sept. 26. at the church. 16 Lakesbore in Groue Pointe another language Farms, By the Rev. David H. Wick Grosse Pointe Baptist Church The four-day event include. a display of room I'm working through a Berhtz language book on vignettes .bowcuing tbe work of local detlignen. Tbe organization's major fundraiaer U&etl moat of begmmng RussIan. I feel challenged but almost over- ita proceeds to belp fund Habitat for Humanity. a whelmed when I think about how difficult it IS to people-to-people partnenblp of volunteel'll and learn another language resources that bulld& decent affordable bousing. How much more dIfficult, then. to learn about another culture and to understand how people 10 that RooDUIwith a Pointe of View will include deaigD.er culture th10k and feel. mow roouw, creative table IHlttlng., a boutique. It seems to me worth the effort, however, based on crafta by the Pre8b)'terlan Women'. A8aoclation. an what I've learned already. arta and crafts gallery. IHlmlnars. appni&al&. and Over the past six months, I've been workmg on a luncbeon and .naco. proJect of bnngmg two young RUSSIans to the Umted States on a VIsit. These are girls I met when I was in General cbalrmen are Suaan Gawel. Johanna GObert and Amy 8anf'ord. Elizabeth and Jack Omsk m Siberia last January; Anna is the grand- Wl1l1am. are bonorary cbainnen. daughter of my hostess; Sasha IS her friend. Tkketa are $Sin advance; $10 at the door. For Both girls are very bright and speak good English, more information or to order tieken, call PeDDy and I thought they'd be ideal Rotary foreIgn exchange Pitts at (313) 884-9979. students. They were very interested 10 the program. I EUabeth and Jack William •• honorary cbainnen promised to send them 1Oformation when I got home. of 1999 Room. with • Pointe of View, are sbown at One thing led to another, and although the year-long the right. with new bomeownel'll Shirley Maya. her foreIgn exchange program was not currently possible daughter and granddaughten. through Rotary, the Grosse Pointe Rotary Club has Jo1Oed with my church, Grosse Pointe Baptist, to sponsor the girls for a summer viSIt. If all goes well, my wife and I will pick them up in Chicago on June Committee chalnnen of 30. RooDUIwith a Pointe of The goal of their visit is an immersion expenence in View are at the right. In English language and experiences in their chosen the back row. from left. careers. are Louise Thomas. Mary Also, to have fun. Lou Wood. Lisa Turner. Anna is plann10g a career in law and Sasha hopes Lyune Bacon, Janet to become an interpreter. We will be sending the grrls lIlller. Helen Meyering. back to Omsk with funding for theIr first year of spe- Jeanne Reichert. PeDDy CIalized traming in their fields ofmterest. Pitt., Anne Pucells. sandy Brucker and Con- The girls are overwhelmed by what is happening. nie Smith. We are doing a lot for them, but I think they also will do a lot for those of us who will have contact with In the front, from left, them this summer. They are. I believe, typical are Cynthia Hempstead. Siberians, which is to say they are extremely poor, but Julia K.elm. Ellzabeth very bright and very cultured. Klein. Sue Gawel. Johan- It was no problem for them to assure me that they na Gilbert aDd Marilyn will "pack hghtIy," since they can put most of what Doyal. they own m this world in a carry-on bag. But what these girls may lack in worldly posses- sions, they make up for in heart and mind. One evening last January I listened in amazement as 16- year-old Sasha discussed a Russian opera with my ~"t { ~ '".. O',r ~~ " ~ "~10 ~ ,~ ~ :s':.. ~ teach10g partner, Jim, who is a Julliard graduate. Anna is similarly sophisticated; she listened to about two bars of something Jim played before whis- pering under her breath, "Mozart" She was right. ~, } I June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News 68 Entertainment !Macbeth' has a few new tricks, some good witches In mountmg a playas popu- al of self-controlunder enor- ghost at the banquet and by the expenenced theatergoer, lar as "Milcbeth,"the dIrector mous stres~ ISImpressive standIng In front ofIt, made however, It ISa mIXedbag It and actors are challenged to On the other hand, she the ghost InvisIble to Macbeth, ISrefreshing In haVIngdone make theIr productIOndlstlnc- gIves the audIence pause for and by steppmg aSIde,let the away WItha lot of the old tlVe,even ongInal Yet they puzzled thought as she eXIts ghost appear The effect was fashIoned smoke and thunder, need to do so WIthoutVIolating SIngInga barely audIble cho- stunmng as was theIr appear- but It has mconslstenCIesthat audIence expectatIOnsso dras- rus from the GershWinsong, ance In other scenes where are not easy to reconclle Ifyou tICally that the effort ISreJect- "Our love IShere to stay" The they are not actually wntten are famlhar Withthe play ed reference to her mantal rela- In the scnpt, but are mfluen- The theater's unusual long, For her versIOnof "Macbeth" tlonslllp ISobVIousbut the use bal narrow platform ISan excItmg thlS "umm~r at Stratford, of that tune ISmcongruous. at Perhaps the best of the stage on which to see a show Diana LeBlanc and her cast the very least InCOngruitieswas the porter and It adds tv the Impact of pretty much threw cautIOnto Her sleepwalkIng scene whose only real scene ISwhen thIs one 10 partIcular the WInds Costumes and adds the unusual tWIStof hav- he ISawakened to open the But thIs remams an experi- props are timeless and con- 109her WIpeher hands on a castle gates Just after ence for the theater buff who temporary Weapons range fallen drapery It ISvery effec- Duncan's murder. He enters lIkes to spend hours afterward from clubs to hand guns tlve and her dehvery there IS earher, however, and catches recallIng all the new tncks Speech styles are vaned With everythmg that one could attentIOn WItha boom box on that were used and second- httle perceptible reason And expect However,her hiS shoulder RIchard guessmg how the dIrector charactenzatlOns and motlva- entrances and eXItsover a McMIllandeserves big credIts should have done It. tlOnsare Innovative platfonn WIthvery htgh steps for a memorable passmg Macbeth ISpresented in The results are mIXed at the back of the Tom appearance 10 ttus otherwise repertory at Stratford's Tom Some of the productIOnIS Patterson Theater stage are gnm story very good The fresh approach awkward The nsk of her With a completely open Patterson Theater through to the relatIOnshIpbetween fallIng as she tukes her skIrt mmd and appreCIatIonof ong- Sept 26 For a VISItor'sgUIde Macbeth and hiS Lady hnngs and struggles to make the mallty, ttus productIOnof or reservations, call (800) 567- a fascmatlng new dImenSIOn non-standard step IStotally "Macbeth"can be enjoyed For 1600 to the story Martha Henry's dIstractmg from the actIOn Lady Macbeth ISa woman of Rod Beattie plays the ambi- exceptIOnalstrength and tIOUSbut weak-willed husband resolve To a much greater to her strength In speakmg extent than we have grown to With a very casual, modern expect of the role, she ISthe conversational tone he both ruthless, dnVIngforce behmd enhances that ImpreSSIOnand her husband In partIcular, makes hImself seem out of she uses sexual attractIon to place m this play It also cre- refocus tus weak resolve to go ates the feelIng that he IS through WIththeIr plan to under-acting, or not actmg at murder Kmg Duncan and take all. Rod Beattie, at the top, plays Macbeth in the Stratford the crown. Charged WItherot- Yet he, too, has great Festival's interpretation of Shakespeare's tragedy. ICfeelIng,they seem to whIrl moments The best comes as Martha Henry plays LadyMacbeth. The play runs through down a vortex of fatal attrac- the end draws near Sept. 26 at the Tom Patterson Theatre in Stratford, nlE SMASH HITMUSICAl. tion to their ultimate fate Awakemng to the fact that Ontario. SPOOf Of THE MOVIES! Henry's powerful perfor- the Witchesmisled lum and creeps In tlus petty pace from scenes really exclbng, howev- mance reaches a peak of doml- that he m~, mdeed, be defeat- day to day, to the last syllable er No old hags, these Witches, "Iftlleft .Is.****bearr 8Ilow .. IDWI- natIon m the banquet scene ed In lus final battle, Beattie's of recorded tIme " The but rather young dropouts of it 11M to be tile _ .... where Macbeth sees the ghost Macbeth delIvers what may be society,archly meddhng m the likes pIIet 1IIck . drama ISmtense, as It was m .".,.,Ii -. __ ".. of the murdered Banquo She hIS finest speech m the play hISreacbon to seemg Banquo's affaIrs of theIr supenors They deftly covers for lum, calmmg With deep feelIng and mOVIng ghost made a lot of sense for a mod- the guests and excusmg lus expressIon "Tomorrow,and It was the use of the WItches ern audIence It was one of strange behaVIor Her portray- tomorrow and tomorrow, that made that and other them who ushered m Banquo's Music on the Plaza The Kathy Koslns Jazz Quartet will perform in the Music on the Plaza concert series at 7 p.m. today, Thursday, June 24. The Plaza Is at the intersection of Kercheval and St. Clair in the Village. Koslns has been performing since she was 15. She has 35 background vocal cred- its and has been the featured vocalist for the J.C. Heard Orchestra and the Nelson Riddle Orchestra. Her first CD is tiUed "Allin a Dreams Work," and she has per- formed at the Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids blues and Jazz festivals, at the Blue Note in NewYork and at the Jazz Bakery in Los Angeles. The weekly Mustc on the Plaza concerts are free, sponsored in part by BODSec- oun Cottage Health System. the City of Gr0B8ePointe and the Grosse Pointe Vil- lage Association. SHIP FACILITIES AND ACITVITIES 9 passenger decks Shops "IIt1 Senllces' 7 passenger elevators Shore Excursions Office Complunentary deck Modem laundry and dry chairs cleaning facilities CARIBBEAN BRIDGE CRUISE 2 outside swimming pools Gift Shop with large (one with sliding glass cover) assortment of luxury articles *7 DAYS *4 PORTS-SIGHTSEEING * SUPERB CUISINE * GAME 2 whirlpool spas at duty-nee prices Stabilizahon: Sperry Stablhzers Beauty Parlor TIME 1:30 AND 7:30 PM EACH DAY CASINO GAMBLING Barber Shop * * A',,,, og """"', • b.d"""", "",I< COJIIJII .. II,cllhons ReligiOUS services WQ'k~I" dosd How SUite.tls' Ship-to-shore telephone Print Shop CELEBRITY DIRECTOR * ACBL SANCTION PLAY * 168 HOURS OF Credit Card Phone Safe deposit boxes Cash call Photo Shop FUN IN THE SUNLIGHT OR BY STARLIGHT Wireless service Blacklack and Slot Machines Dice table MIIC Room.. PublIC Room.. Dally news and slock Stud Poker * MUSIC * DANCING Partridge Bar! 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Tom (800) 233-0680 Are Standlna: By To Answer Question. And Handle Your Reservation. f. June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 7B by Madeleine 8ocic! Thursday, June 26, from noon to 3 p m Ch'l Kung, reqUired for most courses Call Exhibitions Call (313)884.1551 Saturdays, July 10 to Aug 14, (313) 237-3270 June 24 Mark Your from 4 to 5 p m The fee IS$54 & Shows Village music Sunday, June 27 Calendar ••• or $48 for semors Pack a plCOlCFord House At the CIA The Kathy KoslDs Jazz Glorious gardens and enjoy an even109 of fine From the old masters to the Historic stroll experiences Quartet wIll take the stage Tour a dozen of Grosse musIc when Alexander ZonJlc finest 10 modem art, expen- dunng the 1999 MusIc on the From Tudor reVivals to and Fnends opens the War Expenence the grandeur ofa ence the beauty and majesty of PolOte's most glonous gardens bygone era With a VlSltto the Plaza free concert senes pro- Jacobean gems, discover the Memonal's LakeSide Concerts the gallenes and exhibitIOnsat beauty of DetrOIt's hlstonc dur10g the Grosse Po1Ote Edbel & Eleanor Ford House, gram, Thursday, June 24, at 7 Garden Center's 1999 Summer senes, Wednesday, July 14, at the DetrOIt Institute of Arts Palmer Woodsdunng a DetrOit 1100 Lakeshore 10 Grosse pm, on the Village Plaza, at Garden Tour, Fnday, July 9 6 30 p m Tickets are $5 for Marvel at the gleam10gdisplay the comer of Kercheval and St HlstoTlcal Society Sunday adults and $2 for children POlllte Shores Gmded tours of more than 200 gold and sil- through Sunday, July 11, from wlll be offered, on the hour, Clair lD Grosse Pomte Call Stroll, Sunday, June 27, at 2 PreregistratIOn IS reqUired for ver objects featured 10 the trav- 11 a m to 4 pm Pre-sale tick- Tuebday through Saturday, (313) 886-7474 p m Tickets, available 10 ets are $8 and can be pur- most courses Call (313) 881- ehng exhibitIOn,Ancient Gold advance only,are $10 or $5 for from 10 a m to 4 p m and chased at the follOWingloca- 7511 The Wealth of the Thraclans, DHS members Call (313) 833- Sundav, from noon to 4 pm Treasures from the Repubhc of Friday, June 25 1405 tIOns Grosse POInte War The Tea Room Willbe open for Memonal, 32 Lakeshore 10 Art of learning Bulgana, Sunday, June 27 to Historic bargains lunch, Tuesday through Fnday, Aug 20 Tickets to thIS Browse and buy amIdst pre- Grosse Po1Ote Farms, Invest 10 your appreciatIon Saturday, from 1130 a m to Monday, June 28 Allemon's Landscape Center, of great art With courses and exhibition are $10 for adults owned antiques, furniture, 3 30 P m and Sunday, from and $5 for children Explore toys, Jewelry and other mter- Italian odyssey 17727 Mack m Grosse Pomte lectures at the DetrOit noon to 4 P m Tours are $6 for Farms; Botanlca, 92 Kercheval Institute of Arts, 5200 the Boundaries of the est10g Items dunng the Grosse Expenence an Itahan adults, $5 for semors and $4 Umverse A SUite of Pnnts by Pomte Histoncal Society's odysseywhen the Scarab Club, 10 Grosse Po1Ote Farms; Woodward 10 DetrOit Make for chIldren Grounds admis- Harnson's Carpets, 20559 your own Metal Medallions Lynne Avadenka, through Upscale Sale, Saturday, June 217 Farnsworth 10 DetrOIt, sIOnIS$3 Call (313) 884-4222 Sunday, June 27 Take 10 26, from 8 a m to 2 pm, at the hosts Mangla, Muslca and Mack m Grosse Po1OteWoods; dur10g free Drop-In Moehrmg-Woods Flowers, Workshops, Saturday, June 26 Walker Evans Simple Secretb Provencal-Weir House, 376 Michelangelo, featunng a lec- Stage & Screen Photographs From The Kercheval lD Grosse Po1Ote ture on the great artist fol- 20923 Mack in Grosse Pointe to Aug 28 and Sundays, June Woods; Nature Nook Flonst, 27 to Aug. 29, from noon to 3 Indian strings CollectIOn of Manan and Farms Patrons can enJoy a lowedby an ltahan dinner and BeDjam10 A Hill, through PreVIew Sale on Fnday, June nabve tunes, Monday, June 28, 17110 Kercheval 10 Grosse P m Take 10 the free VIdeoThe VIrtuoso Jazz gUitanst John POInte, Wlld Birds Unhmlted, Emperor's Eye Art and Power McLaughlm and hiS Indian Sunday, June 27 Wisdom and 25, from 7 to 8:30 p m PreVIew at 6 p m Tickets are $40 Call PerfectIOn Lotus Blossoms In tlckets are $20 Call (313) 331- (313)831-1250 20485 Mack 10 Grosse POinte 10 Impenal ChlOa, Saturday, musIc group Shakb Willdehght Woods or The Grosse Pomte Asian Art, can be expenenced 0066 June 26, at 2 p m The Ethmc audiences 10 Orchestra Hall, Flonst, 174 Kerby in Grosse ConnectIOn and Veselba Will 3711 Woodward 10 DetrOit, through Sunday, Sept 19 Wednesday, Pomte Farms They can also be play Bulganan tunes dunng 'fuesday, June 29, at 8 pm Runn10g to Sunday, Sept 26, Happy 45th purchased for $10 on the day of free MUSical Perforlnances, Tickets range from $12 to $30 see Valor & Grace Personal Jom alumm from across the June 30 Artifacts from the World of the Park notes the tours Call (313) 881-4594 Sunday, June 27, at noon and 2 Call (313l 576-5111 UOlted States 10 celebrating p.m. On that same date, at 1 Samural Wamor Several new during the Grosse Pomte St Clair Shores reSidents acqUISitionsWillbe featured m can enJoy the sounds of Live & Learn pm, hear a free lecture on the Metro music Chlldren's Theatre 45th new extubltion Ancient Gold Glass, Glass, Glass From the Anmversary D1Oner, Fnday, Johnme Trudell & HIS Big Courses & adventures The DetrOlt Symphony DINs CollectIOn, through Sw10g Band dur10g a free The Wealth of the Thracians, Orchestra opens Its free June 25, at 630 p.m., m the Enhance your m1Od, body Treasures from the Repubhc of Sunday, March 5 Museum Grosse Pointe Hunt Club, 655 Concerts In The Park senes and spmt by partak10g m the Metroparks '99 tour, Tuesday, hours are Wednesday through progTam,Wednesday, June 30, Bulgaria Also on that date, at June 29, at 8 pm, in Cook 10 Grosse Pomte Woods courses and adventures offered 3 pm., hear the free Lecture FrIday, from 11 a m to 10 pm Reservations are $36 for adults from 7 30 to 9 pm, in by the Grosse Pomte War Metrobeach Metropark, 31300 and Saturday and Sunday, Memonal Park, 32400 Thrace and the East. Metroparkway 10 Mt. Clemens. or $14 for children Call (313) Memonal In celebration of the PreregistratIOn IS reqUired for from 11 a m to 5 p m 885-6219 Jefferson 10 St. Clair Shores War Memonal's Golden Metropark admission IS$2 per Recommended admiSSionIS $4 Call (810)445-5200 some courses Call (313) 833- vehicle Call (800) 47- PARKS Jubilee, the ClaSSICS1D the 4249 for adults and $1 for children Pool party Courtyard buffet/concert pro- and students Call (313) 833- K1mmle Home bnngs her Thursday, July 1 gram returns, Wednesday,July Burning desires 7963 7, at 7 pm Tickets are $25 A Operatic education Playwnght Lorena Gale umque blend of claSSIcal,Jazz Village music vanety of Vitality Plus The entire family can expand paints a VIVIdportralt of the and R& B to the free Poolslde The Motor City Brass Band Inspired objects ExerCise programs begin on their knowledge of mUSIC, !lfe of the 18th.Century slave Sounds Senes 10 the Chandler WIll perform dunng the 1999 dance and other VIsual and Contamers of Memory, an Park Family Aquatic Center, Wednesday, July 7 and run accused of burmng down the exhibition of works mspued by Music on the Plaza free concert performmg arts by reglstenng CIty of Montreal, 10Angehque, 12900 Chandler Park in series, Thursday, July 1, at 7 through Fnday, Aug 27, at Images of our matenal Clilture, varymg times between 6.15 for the Michigan Opera through Sunday, June 27, 10 DetrOIt,on Fnday, June 25, at pm, on the Village Plaza Call ISon VIew10 the DetrOitArtISts a m. and 6'25 p m The fees are Theatre's Learn10g At the the DetrOIt Repertory Theatre, 6 p.m. Call (313) 822-7665 (313) 886.7474 Opera House '99 courses A Market, 300 River Place, SUIte $35 for seven classes; $75 for 13103 Woodrow Wilson 10 1650 10 DetrOit, through 15 classes or $110 for 23 class- large selectIOnof programs for DetrOlt Performances will be Tastes 'n' tunes adults and chIldren wdl run Fnday, July 16 Gallery hours Saturday, es Get m shape the fun way offered Thursday and Fnday, are Tuesday, Wednesday, Find fabulous flavors and with AerobiCTal Power classes, through Sunday,Aug. 8, from 9 at 8 30 p.m , Saturday, at 3 and June 26 eXCitingentertainment at the a.m to 9 p.m., dally, 1D the Thursday and Saturday, from Wednesday, July 7 to Aug. 25, 8 30 p.m. and Sunday, at 2 and 11 a.m to 5 P m. and Fnday, Art of the lakes 11th Annual Comenca from 5'15 to 6.15 pm. The fee Opera House, 1526 Broadway 7 30 P m Tickets are $15 Call Set sail for the Mantime Michigan TasteFest, Thursday, in Detroit. Fees range from $10 from 11 am to 8 pm Call IS$64 EnergIZeyour bodywith (313)868-1347 (313) 393-1770 Artists Show, Saturday, June July 1 to Sunday, July 4, from the breath10g techmques of to $200. PreregistratIOn IS 26, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 11:30 a m. to 10 p m and Belle Isle's DosSInGreat Lakes Monday, July 5, from 11 30 Museum, acceSSible via the a.m. to 8 pm, 10 the New MacArthur Bndge at E Grand Center Area, along W Grand Pride of the Pointes Boulevard and East Jefferson Boulevard between Woodward m DetrOlt.AdmJssion is $2 for and the Lodge Freeway 10 Meighan Denomme, Pointe, earned a bachelor of • Grosse Pointe Park, were adults and $1 for chIldren Call Detroit Sample food from 35 daughter of John and Mary sCience degree, cum laude, Ann Walsh graduated from named to the dean'!;hst for the (313) 852-405l. Michigan restaurants along Denomme of Grosse Po1Ote from Vanderbilt Umverslty Aqumas College With a bache- second semester of the 1998-99 With 75 free stage perfor- Woods, graduated from the • lor of arts degree 10 commum- school year at Hope College Furry Friends mances and chJldren's activi- Umverslty of Mlcmgan, With Among the recent graduates catIOnarts She ISthe daughter • Fmd a free furry mend when ties Admission is free but honors of AlbIOn College Laura E. of Chnstopher and Suzanne Army Pvt Bradford G. the Grosse Pointe Animal TasteFest tIckets are $5 • Somogyi, daughter of John C Walsh of the City of Grosse Ramge, son of James A Adoption 8ocJ.ety bnngs cats Proceeds benefit the New Ingrid Leia Jorgensen of and Judith Somogyi of Grosse POlnte Ramge of Grosse Pomte Farms and dogs to the ChIldren's Center Area Council. Call (313) the City of Grosse Po1Ote,was Pomte Woods, Nicole A. • and Patncla V Ramge of Home of DetrOIt, Saturday, 927-1000 named to the UniverSIty of Saady, daughter of George J Thomas Howlett, son of Beverly H11ls,has reported for MiSSISSIPPiChancellor's honor and Joanna J Saady of the Mr and Mrs Timothy Howlett baSICmlhtary training at Fort roll for the spnng semester CIty of Grosse Po1Ote; of Grosse Po1Ote Park, and S111m Lawton, Okla • Kenneth B. Hollidge, son of Yvonne Krywyj, daughter of Sandra R. Reyes of Grosse Kenneth and Karen Holhdge of Demse Yvonne Zola of the City FIR FLO Po1OteWoods graduated from Grosse Pomte Shores; Ryan of Grosse Po1Ote, graduated Charles Rutan, son of Mr ATE ROBE Wayne County Commumty Farrell, son of Megan F. from Duke Umverslty WIth and Mrs Charles R Rutan of Collegeas one of237 honor stu- Farrell of the City of Grosse bachelor of arts degrees Grosse Po1Ote Farms, wab Last week's dents Po1Ote, and Jessica M. • named to the dean's hst for the • Buttiglieri, daughter of Robin Elizabeth Wheeler, spnng semester at Wabash puzzle solved Andrew Ludeke Loredo PatnCla Buttlg!len of Grosse daughter of Mr and Mrs College and Marc Davis, both of the Po1OtePark Michael 0 Wheeler of the City • City of Grosse PolOte, earned • ofGrosse Pomte, was named to Grosse Po1Oters named to bachelor of sCience degrees Kevin J. Shehan, son of the dean's hst at Duke the dean's hst at Wittenberg from the Umverslty of Wayne C Shehan of Grosse Umverslty for the sprmg University are Ryan H. Ozar, Charleston Loredo's degree Po1Ote Woods, graduated semester son of Bud and Sue Ozar, and was m elementary educabon, magna cum laude from AlbIOn Mark J. Steketee, son of ACROSS • 1 Sla&bI-of. DaVIS'degree was in busmess College,With a bachelor of arts Tamara A. Aita graduated, Kenneth and Bonnie Steketee bIDd 1lIml admlmstratlon degree 10 pohtlcal SCIence He With commendatIOn, from • S Uader. has been granted a fellowship Martm Luther College She IS Alexa J. Brown of Grosse warWllb • lIIIdenrue The followmgstudents were to the Amencan Umverslty the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pomte Park earned a bachelor 81bmJw's named to the dean's hst for the School of International Semce Gary A.tta of Grosse Po1Ote of sCIence degree 10 Wlldhfe mal Winter semester at Eastern 10 Washmgton, D.C Park and fishenes bIology from the 12BIad MIchigan Umversity Michael • Umverslty of Vermont 13:= Case, Lisa Johnson, Heidi Aaron S. Fraser, son ofBea _style Koenig, John Nickles, Mark B Sootsof DetrOltand Stephen Allison H. Ridder, daugh- 14 'knII • benlme Richards, Amy Teranes and K Fraser of Grosse Po1Ote ter of Robert and Janet RIdder Scott N. Simpson and IS BoIrd Timothy Washburn. Park, earned the chance to pre- ofGrosse Pomte Farms, gradu- Rebc~ca Anne Simpson, son meelI1II • sent hiS undergraduate sCIence ated, cum laude, from Colgate and daughter of Lloyd and Ian Robert Fines, son of research to the 217th Amencan UniverSIty WIth a bachelor of 17CpIS DIane Simpson of Grosse 18 RlIII uprhe Edward FlOes and Chnstme Chermcal SOCIety natIOnal arts degree 10 geology Pomte Shores, were both Polh of Grosse Po1OteShores, meet10g 10 Anaheim, Cahf He named to dean's hsts at 19~bd1 was Imtlated mto Beta Theta IS a Jumor maJonng m chem- • Hillsdale College Scott IS a 2OC:1IIIIlI PI fratermty at Wesleyan IStry Meridith Akins, daughter freshman maJonng In market- 21 Dorhe Umverslty • of Roger and Beth Akms of mg and economICS Rebecca, Wn ... Andrew Giraldo, son of Dr Grosse Po1Ote Farms, and who was named to the 4 0 22~ MocbDJ- DO Thatcher Ingham Sloan, and Mrs Alvaro Giraldo of Karen Wittstock, daughter of dean's hst, ISa seDior maJonng bad" .. 10 OIrfieIcI's son of John and Leshe Sloan of Hamson 1bwnShlp, earned a Peter and Nancy Wlttstock of m hiStory 13=; 498. Grosse Pomte Farms, was 1m- bachelor of arts degree, With so Hannan lit-OIl IIIlIele lOto honors, 10 economics from 261'om111ey CIly Baby's tlated Beta Theta PI fra- poonder SI s.lwm ternity at Demson Umverslty Transylvama Umverslty He IS 30 Achm's _'s 16£, • a graduate of Grosse Pomte I0Il 52~ *Pl Among the recent graduates South High School DO YOU 31 FaI1w 53 Rawrocb of Miami Umverslty were ••• 32 100 perc:eal • DOWN 2O:''t.m want to be in the metro calendar? 33GnM 11 I30cIalric Sara Childs, Vincenza Grosse Po1Oters David It 3SAII beaer IApe Then fill out thIS form send to 96 Kercheval. Grosse POInte 21aler one Lapiana and John Spain, all Rabbideau, Joan Koerber, Farms, 48236, or fax 10(313) 882-1585, by 3 P m Fnday 36Seocba1 n'nne's IlIIffet folloftr of the City of Grosse Pomte, Sandra Millies and Kathryn 37 BrcweI)' 3 SCaIch ... John Paul Gamrat, Brent Trupiano were named to the Event 4 JoInry's 23-dedeu Kastner, Kathleen Loeher dean's list at Madonna 1IIndIeada' 14~ Date 5 JIIIl one of and Matthew Westley, all of Umverslty 38= rhe bImcb 2S Ooiden. .. Grosse Pomte Woods, and Time 0reD0IlIe • 41 CoM. 6 SIarII:. =' 26Yeps Andrew Schumacher of Grosse PomteT'!Francis D, Place 42 Pa¥OnIe '- Grosse Pomte Farms Miller, Christopher D, 45 s.IIerIIIllI ,..ell 17~ Cost I0Io 7 SuIabIe • OJlison, Gina N. Rennpage 80111c1's san Reservations & Questions? Call 46Caa1a1y 21 e.bcrdwl Robert Charles Bigelow, and Peter B. Gsst are recent 41 "To IGII • 9~lno- 29 1tClu1eac son of Mr and Mrs Robert J graduates of John Carroll Contact Person Bigelow of the CIty of Grosse Umverslty • 88 Fiamily features by Madeleine Socia June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Educational Lakeshore Call (313) 343- Camp, Monday, July 12 to adventures and VIllage are open dally, Saturdays, from 11'30 a.m. to 5 $3 for adults or $1.50 for 2405. Fnday, July 16, from 9 a m to from 9 a m to 5 P m. AdmiSSion The Grosse Pomte War p.m and 6.30 to 8 P m and semors, cluldren ages 12 and noon, m the DetrOIt.Hlstoncal IS $12.50 for adults, $11 50 for Sundays, from12'30 to 5 p.m. Memonal, 32 Lakeshore In Test time under enter free Call (313) Museum, 5401 Woodward m semors and $6 25 for children The DetrOit SCIence Center IS t Grosse Pomte Farms. offers a GIVeyour student the advan- 833-1805 DetrOit The fee IS $50 ages five to 12 Call (313) 271. open Monday through Fnday full schedule of educatIOnal tage of takmg a sample SAT ~ PreregistratIOn IS reqUired 1620 from 930 a m. to 2 pm. and and sOC1aladventures for clul- and ACT test, when the Science 'n' art t Call (313) 833.9720 Saturday and Sunday from ,I dren Aspmng artists. ages six Princeton ReView offers test- Marvel at the mIracles of Sailor art 12.30 to 5 P m. Admission to to eight. can create cool pro- 109, Saturday, July 10, at 9 nature, the beauty of art and Summer fun Folk Art of the Great Lakes, the exhibItions, demonstra- Jects with Little van Gogh am, at Grosse Pomte South watch the stars come out at the Take advantage of summer an exlubltlOn of works created tions and laser show is $3 for classes. Saturdays, July 10 to High School, 11 Grosse Pomte Cranbrook Institute of Science fun at the Children's Museum by sallors, ISthe newest attrac. adults and $2 for seniors and July 24. from 10 a m to noon Boulevard m Grosse Pomte and Art Museums. 1221 N. of the DetrOit Pubhc Schools, tlOn at Belle Isle's Dossm children, ages 3 to 17 The fee IS $18 per sessIOn or Farms. RegistratIOn IS 67 E Kuby m DetrOit Woodward m Bloomfield HIlls '. Great Lakes Museum, accessI- AdmiSSIOnto the IMAX Domed ~ $48 for all three sessIOns reqUired. Call (800) 2- Youngsters can explore crafts ble VIa the MacArthur Bndge Cranbtook offers the eXCltmg .~t.~ Living SCience Camp pro- REVIEW Theatre IS an additional $4 and tramtlOns from around the at E Jt>fferson and E Grand Call (313) 577-8400 U S premiere of the traveling . , grams. for students ages 5 to globe dunng Cultural Clues Boulevard 1D Detroit. Cluldren exhlbitJon Scream Machines. 13, continue wIth Ammal Booked up Workshops, at 2 pm, Monday. can also see a display mark.mg The Science of Roller Coasters Planet, Monday. July 12 to Get all booked up dunng the Auto events July 5 through Fnday, July 9 the Centenrual of Mati Service JUl110rcar buffs can indulge Experience a unIque joint ven- Friday, July 16. from 9 a m. to Grosse Pomte Publ1c Library's Planetanum shows are sched- I' on the DetrOIt River. along in a year round schedule of ture by VlewlDgthe nationally i 3 p m The fee IS $255 Summer Reading Program uled for weekdays, at 1 p.m, Wlth permanent exhIbitIOns tounng exhibItion In the Dark Preregistration IS reqwred for events and activities at the Plck.up your offiCial Readmg through Fnday. Aug 6 featurmg the doomed ship at the SClence Institute then most classes Call (313) 881- Record at the Park Branch, Storytime, Funtlme programs Automotive Hall of Fame. 7511 Edmond Fitzgerald and a 21400 Oakwood m Dearborn takmg m WeIrd Science. A 15430 Kercheval; Central will be offered each freighter pIlothouse The On Saturday, July 10, from 10 Conflation of Art and SClence Branch, 10 Kercheval or Woods Wednesday, at noon, through Museum IS open Wednesday Fabulous fireworks Branch. 20600 Mack, through a.m. to noon, children ages m the Art Museum View tur. Wednesday, Aug 4. The muse- through Sunday. from 10 a.m tles, snakes, frogs, bees and OOOOHHHSl and AHHH- Saturday, July 24. Record the um IS open Monday through eight to 14, can test their tal- to 5 p m AdmiSSion is $2 for more m Cranbrook's Nature HAsr will echo across the pages you read and take a Fnday. from noon to 4 p.m ents dunng a Car DeSign adults and $1 for children, ages Place, open through Monday, DetrOIt River, Wednesday, chance on wmnmg m a Grand AWDIsslOnIS free. Call (313) 12 to 18. Call (313) 852-4501 Workshop for children, operat- June 30. at dusk, dunng the Prize DraWlng dunng the 873.8100 ed by students from Detroit's Sept 6, from 1 to 5 p.m. daily Hudson's Fireworks. The fire- Summer Reading Celebration, Science fun • Center for CreatIve Stumes. Explore how our planet has evolved over tune Wlth five new works, Visible from the United Tuesday, Aug 3, from 11 a m. History alive The DetrOIt Science Center, The fee is $4 for AHF members. States and CanadIan shores of to noon Call (313) 343-2074 permanent exhibits celebrating The Henry Ford Museum 5020 John R 1D DetrOIt, offers Call (313) 240-8641 the river, kick-off the and Greenfield Village, 20900 entertammg and educational Our Dynamic Earth International Freedom Summer flicks Oakwood in Dearborn, bnngs family fun The Cyberspace Detroit's past Planetanum and Lasera Festival, through Sunday. July Children can see their hIstOry to hfe. 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For a private consultation please call (313) 396-7611 or (810) 776-1826. , t Section C ClH551fllO ULS basketball All-Stater has an eventful spring By Chuck Klonke A couple of days after he When he finally decided on a es He was Inducted mto th(' you do what makes you happy, team" Sports Ed!tor made hiS chOice of schools, college, lIfe became a lot easier National Latin Honor Society everythmg else wJ1l naturally He also lIked the fact that This has been an eventful Parrott was notified that he for Parrott - and hiS parents, and was named to the Who';, follow the school IS rnghly-regarded spnng for Joel Parrott was one of 10 national wlnner<; Michael and LI<;aParrott, whfl Who of High School Students "The tough part \\ IIIbe figur- for It",academl(,b FIrst, the Umverslty LIggett of the Nestle Crunch Time took an active role m the Parrott was aclas;, officer all Ing out what really does make "U S News and World School semor was named to the awards for a buzzer-beatmg recrUltmg process four years at ULS and was me happy - other than bas- Report ranked the 35 schools All-State basketball teams basket he made agamst "It was ell.cltmg and flatter- class president for two terms ketball - but I guess that's In the country and Washington selected by The DetrOit News, Lutheran North In 1998 That mg at first, but It began to take He IS leanmg toward a what the first couple ofyears of was ranked 16th," Parrott s31d DetrOit Free Press and earned him a day at a basket- ItS toll," Parrott said of the con- career In busmess and hopes to college are all about" The other schools that Parrott AsSOCIatedPress ball camp conducted by PIstons stant calls from college attend the Harvard BUSiness Washmgton Umverslty was mterested m _ and Then he Signed a letter of star Grant Hill at the Palace recrUIters "Every night I'd get School after he completes hiS appealed to Parrott for several showed an Interest m him _ mtent to attend Washmgton And last week, he graduated three or four and It would be undergraduate stumes He also reasons were Harvard, Yale, Umverslty In St loUIS, Mo. Wlth honors from ULS dlstractmg The last couple of has an mterest m memcme "I hked the campus I hked Dartmouth, the Umverslty of weeks, the pressure got to be so "My parents stressed to me the coaches and It seemed like Chicago, the Umverslty of /' • much that my mom ;,topped that a solId 6ackground m a good situatIOn where I could MIchigan and New York answenng the phone But even busmess, finance and market- step m and play nght away," he Umverslty All of those were then, some of the coaches mg wIll be great later In hfe no said "It's not a rebwldmg Sltu- also ranked on the hst of top asked to speak to her" matter what I do," Joel said atlOn, either They have two colleges When he was a freshman at "They 'laId the most Important all-conference starters return- WashIngton coach Mark ULS, Parrott had defimte thmg ISthat I ;,hould really do Ing They won theIr league Edwards, who has been coach Ideas about what kmd of col- what I enJoy and not worry so champIOnship last year and lege he wanted to play for much about plckmg a career If only lost two seniors from that See PARROTT, page 2C "A DiVIsion I school was the only place I wanted to go when I was a freshman," Parrott said "But as I got older, the SIt- uatIOn I'd be gomg mto became most Important to me And I realIzed that the basketball at DiVISIOnI and DIVISIOnIII was- n't that much mfTerent " When Parrott let It be known that he'd conSider a DIVISIOn III school, a lot more calls and letters started commg to the Parrott home "That's when things really went crazy," he SaId "Schools from the UAA (Umverblty AthletIC AssociatIOn of wrnch Washmgton IS a member) started wntmg and calhng I had never really heard of the league before, but the more I learned about It, the more per- fect It seemed for me because ~,. they place almost equal emphaSIS on academICS and -3thl.~ICS: , -Acade~llcs is Important to University Liggett School's Joel Parrott waslmpre88ed Joel Parrott Is shoft with his parents and University Liggett School basketball , irith the .asbiDgton Unlveralty ~pU8 when he made Parrott. He frmshed ULS Wlth coaches after making his commitment to attend Washington University in St. Louis. his visit to the school. a"S"JTgrade-pomt average that Mo. From left. are Michael and Lisa Parrot, Joel. -present lJI:.&-head"COllchBruee Pelto mcluded several honors COUTS-and fo..-_ 0:0.0:10 Chuo:k Wrigla~. ". SUMMERTIME. 1999 10th Anniv. Edition Miata '~ WAS $28,225 Slpphlre Blue Mica, cU8tom IHther seats, 6 epeed transmission, bright alloy wheels, power windows, power locks, cruise control, AMIFM stereo cassette, CD player, c.rbon ftbef dash accents. Steok 12452 10,'21,999 ...... -- _2C __ June 24, 1999 Sports Grosse Pointe News Several Pointe sailors do well in Detroit NOOD regatta When sailors competmg In ners' Circle was a race that wa~ Just had to saIl our own I acE' " the GMC Yukon/Sailing World bullet and a four-pomt 1\1111 m ",ere able to began celebratmg Dale T Marshall, Grosse POlntl more perfect than their clo!>est On the first weather leg, Wood" ClytIe, 32 NOOn (National Offshore One the Etchell" clas!> on the find I weather leg nval's when most of the fleet sailpd Crescent (10 pomts) I, Jennifer Design) Regatta left the docks Severdl other GIO!>se Pomte Sailor., on I) Guy!> Named Wheeler Dales, Pleasant Ridge The stakes In the finale for toward the nght, FIRE' went at Ba}'Vlew Yacht Club on the ~klpper" also won their classes Moe, a Cal 25 owned by Wick l!wpla, 17 Etchells skipper Bill Zemmm It;, own way The crew ppeled final day, few of the class lead- Bnan Geraghty of Gro".,e Smith and Rob Bogg" of GrObse Etcbells (9 boats): I, Wilham of Grosse POinte Park were off left for better pre..,,,urp Zemmln Grosse POinte Park, Flrel 17 ers had the luxury of Just need- POlllte Shore., wa.., !>ewnd m Pomte Wood." took the lead In e!>peclally high while the other~ conhnupd 2 John Harper, Grosse POinte Wood, Ing a clean, mid-fleet fimsh the C&C 35 da~!> thp la"t two their 24-boal da!>" on the sec- Zemmm's Flrel led the nght A hft at the top mdrk Wd!> Erdcer,22 The pressure wa!> heavy on ypar." but thl~ year hiS halt ond ddY of th.' .,eTlC~ They had Express 27 (11 boats). I Paul Etchells cla!>s With 16 pomb, the edge they needed to take many crews as they sailed to Amencan half Canadian crew a fOUl pomt ICdd entel mg the Deed, BoonVille CalIf Lorax, 16 2 while three boats were tied for the lead at the first mark b) the starting Ime Thirteen on SlOchail won the eIght-boat final racl" "'hlCh they won to Peter ~ortune, Grosse POinte CIty, Air second-place With 17 Covenng five or "IX boat lengths rareI' 17 boats Iymg m a top-three slot cia., ... lilll!>h With an elght-pomt mar- one nval wasn't an optIOn From there, Zemmm and hI!> Grand Prb A (8 boats). 1. Sanford needed to break free of tie SlOchall entered the final gm "We talked It through on the crew kept their lead covprmg Burn' KIrtland, OhIO,Oracle, 12 racl' With '1 two-pnmt ]P'lO ()vpr n lip I'vhr<.h'lll ('TI ClytlE" who ~cores and SIX clas" lea del " had way to the ~tartmg line, said Grand Prix B (10 boats), I, RIl).. the fleet on the final leg for a Gary Graham's Contender and wa" !>econd m la..,t year'!> ,John'on, Berkley, Bounder, 9 one-point leads Zemmm, who IS commodore of NOOD, led anN the first day, Hoble 33 (7 boats). 1 Siu dnd Their only ticket to the wm- the host club "We knew we Sandy Kevehghan, West Bloomfield ~-' --- but a 14th place filll.,h m the Sealth,5 -- , third race opened the door for J.120 (9 boats): I, Don Hudak Parrott the other Cal 25., Mentor, OhIO, Capers, 14 3, Henry E Echp"e, a C&C 41 owned by Mlstele, Grosse Pomte CIty Night Moves, 17 From page Ie were the only ULS players Wilham Hender ...on dnd Rick J.24 (11 boats)' I, Josh Kerst, Ann of the Bears for 18 seasons, With varsity expenellce last Grow of the elt) of Gro ...se Arbor Instant Karma, 8 was pleased to hear of year and the Knights' oppo- POinte, won the Level 66 com- Level 114 (7 boats): 1, Thomas A Parrott's decIsIOn nents knew that petitIOn KJe\"hardt, Farmmgt<>n HIlls, Forte, 8 All race.., were held on Lake Level 141 (8 boats): 1, Wilham "Joel IS a good fit for Margohn Southfield, Cadenza, 12 Washmgton Umverslty and "All the attentIOn was paId 5t ClaIr Three cour.,e ... werl' our basketball program," to C R and me," Parrott said "et up, rangmg from four to 7 4 Level 35 (16 boats). 1, Wilham Edwards saId "He has the "I thInk we saw every defense nautical miles from the mouth Wlidner, Harnson TownshIp, Mr Bills ablhty to become an Impact known to man It was frustrat- of thE' DetrOit River Wild Ride, 13 2, George Bergh, Grosse POinte Farms, Cracker Jack, 14 player and his three-pOint mg, but It also helped me a lot The DetrOit NOOD IS the It taught me how to get open, Level 40 (7 boats): I, DennIS shooting WIll be a strong addI- fourth stop on the nme-event 'furner, Shelby 'Ibwnsh,p, Ricochet, 6 tIOn to our offense .. which WIll help at the next racing CirCUit 3, Bill Alcott and Peter Gnffin, Grosse One of Parrott's biggest level" Followmg are the wmners In POinte Park, Kemosabe, 16 thnlls dunng recrUltmg was each clas., and any Grosse Level 66 (7 boats): 1, Wtlham Henderson and Rick Grow, Grosse bemg offered the chance to One thmg Parrott Will miss Pomters who filllshed among next year IS not havmg POinte City, Echpse, 10 2, H Burton walk on at Michigan after a the top three One pomt IS Jones, Grosse POinte Woods, Burden Moultry, who Will play football meetmg WIth head coach Bnan awarded for a first place, two IV, 11 3, Curtis KImI', Grosse POinte Ellerbe. at Western MichIgan, on the for second, etc Farms, Silver Cloud, 11 basketball court WIth him C&C 35 (8 boats) 1 Brian S2 7.9 (14 boats): 1, Steve Tepel, 8t "It was a thnll sIttIng m Geraghty Gros,e POinte Shores, ClaIr Shores, Parrot Head, 11 coach Ellerbe's office when he , "I've been playmg basketball SlOcha,l, 14 POint, 2 Frank G Tenkel, Santana 35 (8 boats). 1, Fred offered me a posItion on the WIth C R smce we were 11 and Gro~,e POinte Shores, Bra\ a 15 3, Hubble, Rochester, Desperado, 10 Don Ragan, Gros.e POinte Park, Tartan Ten (24 boats): 1, Blli team," Parrott said "It was a hIs AAU team picked me up," dream I had all my hfe, but It's Photo b\ Dt3m (ha ..... Gandolf,17 Buckles, Lorain, OhIO, Liquor Box, 10 Parrott saId "We know each Cal 25 (24 boats) 1 Wick Smith Warhorse (8 boats): 1, Todd Jones, funny how sometimes your BUt Zemmin of Grosse Pointe Park helms his "Firer" to other's game It remmds me of first place in the Etchells class at last weekend's Nation- and Rob Boggs Grosse POinte Woods, 5 Harper Woods, The Great WhIsper, 10 dreams change as you grow (the Utah Jazz's John) Gu~s Named Moo, 17 2 Rodney Rask, 2, J Trost and G Thomas, Grosse up .. al Offshore One Design (NOOD) regatta hosted by Bayview Gro'se POinte Woods, Entropy, 24 3, Pomte Woods, Pendragon, 12 Stockton and (Karl) Malone .. Yacht Club. But nothmg could compare With Edwards' reaction to heanng Parrott's dec:Jslon "Heanng the excitement m coach Edwards' vOice the mght I called him to say I had selected WashIngton, I could tell I was really wanted there," Parrott s81d • On the other hand, Parrott's least favonte part of the recrUltmg process was turnmg down the other schools wlnth had recruIted hIm The 6-foot 4 Parrott I ~ work- Ing on ImprOVIng "orne abpe"ts of hIS game so that he'll be ready when practIce starts in the fall "I have to contmue bUlldmg my body so that I can bang WIth the older guys," he saId "I have to get stronger I'll also have to learn to play college defense, whIcft IS totally dIffer- S-lO 2WD Regular Can ent than hIgh school It's much more mtense "I dIdn't usually guard the other team's top offenSive player because coach (Bruce) Blazer Pelto wanted to keep me fresh 4-Door 4x4 and out of foul trouble I'm going to have to concentrate a lot more on defense" Parrott has been plaYIng Choose From These Chevrolet. 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If lease terminates early, lessee IS liable for all unpaid monthly payments Payments close games we felt we should may be higher In some states Not available With customer cash offers Available only to qualifying GM Employees and eligible extended family members All current have won" GM.S program rules and restrictions apply Parrott ,and C R Moultry @1999 GrwtCorp Buckle up, Amencal June 24, 1999 S t .G.ro.s.se•• PO.i.nt.e.N.eW.S por s 3C North's baseball season ends with 3-2 loss in quarterfinals By Dana Wakljl to take a 3-2 lead scored on semor center fielder Sumbera "Not overpowenng the league champlOn!>hlp, Ja<;on Gallagher and pitcher Special Wnler "They had a couple good Richmond Inger's base hit but effective which we did, and make a good Michael Lane, there I!>a lot of Forhfour and a half mnlngs, shots by the three and four hit- North added to Its lead In the "I thought he threw good, run In the state So you wm tdlent returnmg next year everyt mg was gOingsmoothly ters for them," said North head fourth Jumor shortstop Pml real smart, moved the ball your dlstnct, wm the regIOnal, "It., a good group to have for Grosse POinte North's boys coach Frank Sumbera "It kmd KozlowskI led off Wlth a base around a lot, kmd of kept us get to the quarterfinab, be one commg back," Sumbera "aid baseball team of turned It around qUick He hit, went to second on Jumor ofT-balancea httle bit We hit a of the final eIght teams playmg "Weve got a lot of good bats, a But a tough stretch m the (Koerber) was m control the first baseman Bnan Bigham's lot of balls on the ground I on a Tuesday, It s a good year lot of good kids, great attitude bottom of the fifth proved to be whole game except for the bot- groundout and reached third don t thmk we had too many fly Thirty-one WinSISa good year" on the team I m real proud of Its undOing as the Norsemen tom of the fifth inning when on a Wild pitch by Lestan balls out there He had good Although North will lose them" lost to the Troy Colts, 3-2, m they had back-to-back doubles Semor Peter Paterek smgled control" some good semors like Paterek, North finIshed the season the Class A quarterfinals at over there" Kozlowksl home to make It 2-0 A disappoInted Paterek said, Baratta, Inger, left fielder With a 31-8 record Chelsea High School last The Norsemen had taken a That was all the sconng the "We had a good game I thmk Tuesday 1-0 lead In the top of the third Nor<;emen could manage We Just kInd of lost It a httlc JUnJor lefty Scott Koerber mmng off Troy lefty Matt against Lestan, who seemed to bit I wanted to go all the way was crulsmg along, scattenng Lestan Jumor second base- get stronger as they game went and I know the rest of the guys four mts through the first four man Rob Higbee smgled lead- along. Once the Colts took the did too" mmngs and alloWlng Just one mg ofT and took second on lead, Lestan did not allow But Sumbera was not dlsap- Highlights unea,med run But In the fifth, Jumor Michael Kaslborskl s another baserunner, stnkmg pomted m lus players Troy s Jim Geldhof, Tony groundout Higbee advanced out three In the SIXthand !>ev- "Great year," Sumbera said Cnban and Jesse Flshtahler to tmrd when semor catcher enth mmngs "We defimtely set goals In the Pomte Bar-B-Q defeated The fine play of Lisa Dante recorded three straight doubles Gene Baratta smgled, and "He was effectIve," said begmnlng of the season to Wln Stahl's for the champIOnship and Anme Caroselli durmg the trophy In the Yellow DIV1!>lOnof early playofT games brought the Neighborhood Club's Pomte Bar-B-Q to the finals Farms-City-Park Babe Ruth highlights women's volleyball league Cmdy Slterlet performed well Pointe Bar-B-Q's startmg as a setter, while Colleen Kelly McGWIRE DMSION save led the Angels WIth two hits, Rangers 22, Devil Rays 1 Royals 11, Cubs 10 Withers hIt a three run double Steve front hne of Kathy Lucas, Ruth contnbuted fine spIking and three runs and outstanding defense ChTlstlan Van Becelaere pItched a Szabo and BTlan Bennett each had Rob Rottach led the Royals' hlttmg Dan Remhard collected three hItS, two-hItter and added a pair of smgles Korte and LIZ Ross did an hlttmg attack WIth three hIts, mcludmg a tnples for the Mets while Tom Brian Pawlaczyk drove In three runs to lead the Rangers Nick Andrew had excellent Job of settmg up the Yvette Plnazza, who broke home run, while Danny Keogh, Tlm Rheaume started a double play and DaVid Crow, Tim Muer and NIck two of hiS three hIts m the Rangers'12- Mariners 17, Athletics 7 VICtory The entIre team came her wnst and couldn't play, Kasehtz and wmnlng pitcher Geordie Fisher each scored tWice Mike Withers run first mmng JIm O'Neill had three MackenZie collected two hits apiece PhIl Albers went 4 for-4 and Harry together and put forth a solId was there to lend team spmt and Matt Dansey scored two runs hIts and scored four runs, while Galae scored four runs Jon Tyrer efTort under the duectlOn of Bill Tuthill pItched well 10 hIS first apiece for the Manners and Bnan Andrew Werthmann, PJ Janutol and and support Mary Hammel start Mark Freudenthal and Jordy scored a key run Andrew Lutz had a Gatliff pitched well In relief Kns StelS each scored three times 'Ibm double and tnple and knocked m three player-coach Deb Robert rounded out Pomte Bar-B-Q's Owen anchored the Royals' defense A Card pitched a scoreless mnmg m run, Nathan Harrmgtcn picked up Everyone on the Pomte team strong team effort Ahee, J Matteson and Staperfenne Angels 16, Rangers 9 relief, whl!e Bnan Russell and Matt each had two hits for the Cubs the victory WIth relief help from served well as both teams Lance Carroll had three hIts and Sterner had the DeVIl Rays hits Charlie MacK.mnon, who struck out made a strong shOWing Stahl's Members of the runner-up scored two runs, while Ben Jenzen four m two mnlngs and Bnan Gathff Yankees 6, Braves 5 returned many difficult hItS allowed only two runs m hIS four Rangen 12, White Soli: 8 Matt Dansey and Matt MIchels had Stahl's team were Nancy Stu Boynton drove In four runs to mmngs Bnan Pawlaczyk had two hits Nick Leonard had two hIts, mclud- strong games defenSively The A:s Tom and made several good place- Amyot, Jodea HIller, Sharon lead the Yankees' attack Matt and two runs, Dan Remhard scored 109 a two-run smgle tc hIghlight the SaWicki played an outstanding defen ments of Its own Stah!'!>effort Mlddletcn had two hits and earned the Palazzola, GaIl Petrella, three runs and J P Wagner hIt a two. Rangers' five-run fifth mnmg JIm slve game at shortstop whIle Max was hIghlighted by excellent save by stnklng out five In the two Kathleen ServaiS, Lmda run double The Rangers were led by O'Neill, PJ Janutol, JIm Backoff, Nick Schmidt scored four rUM splkmg and settmg mnmgs he worked Mark Boynton NIck Andrew's three hIts and three Posavetz and Robbie Gmnebaugh each Trembley and MIchelle White picked up the wm WIththree mmngs of ri.ans, PJ Janutol's two hits and Pete scored tWice for the Rangers, who scoreless relief He struck out seven Tl-uba's strong hlttmg never traIled m the contest Drew Coury had two hits, mcludlng a tnple, Bedan had a paIr of doubles and MIke and two RBIs for the Braves Barger Rangers 18, Mariners 10 Pedl and Ryan Sanborn also had two and Konwlak also had two hits apiece Andrew Werthmann had four hIts, hIts apIece tc lead the Wlllte Sox's 13. scored four tImes and drove m two hIt attack Yankees 8, Indians 2 runs tc lead the Rangers' l6-hlt attack Mariners 19, Mets 6 Matt MIddleton struck out 11 In Sill NIck Andrew added three hits and Charhe MacKmnon was the wm mnmgs to Iead the Yankees tc the VIC- three RBI NIck Posavetz and JIm mng pItcher for the Manners WIth tory Sill Yankees collected hIts and five Backoff each had two hits Kns StelS relief help from Nathan Hamngtcn drove m runs Josh Costa played well held the Marmers tc one run over the and Bnan Gathff Andrew Lutz had an at catcher, plckmg up three assIsts final three mmngs Andrew Lutz had RBI double for the Manners Gatliff Andrew Cntchell pitched well for the three smgles and a double to lead the had two hits and was a leadmg run Indians and hIt a two-run double 'Ibm Manners, while Matt MIchels and producer for Ithe Marmers PhI! Albers Jahnke had two hits and Dan Hughes Justm Buccellato each scored a paIr of went 3-for-3 and drove m Ben collected three hIts and scored once runs Schroeder With the wmnmg run Mike Yankees 10, Royals 0 Stu Boynton pitched five scoreless Woods-Shores Ruth results lOnlOgs, allowmg only one hIt Jacques Giants 11, Astros 10 four solid mnmgs of relief Perreault had two hits, mcludlOg a The GIants scored nme runs 10 the double, and drove m three runs Pat first two mnmgs Oscar Swanson's Bravea 11, Royals 4 Dantzer had two hIts and two RBIs bases-loaded tnple and another bases- The Braves erupted for seven runs and Bobby Danforth scored three runs loaded hit by Greg Blackburn led the 10 the thIrd IOn109 to record their first The Royals' two hits were a smgle by attack Blackburn also pIcked up the Winof the season Chns Barger, Justin Geordie MackenZIe and a double by save With some clutch rehef work The Gutwald, Roger HOITle and Mark Rob Rottach, who was thrown out try Giants were led by the pItch 109 and Hesser prOVIded key hIts John Coury Pointe Barbeque won die YeUow DJvJsJOD cblUDpioD.tdp In the Neighborhood Club mg to stretch It mto a tnple hlttmg of Dan McGraw capped the wm WIth a tnple m the fifth women's winter volleyball league, In front, from left. are Yvette Pinazza, Annie and MIke KonWlack added a paIr of Yankees 4, Cubs 2 Giants 15, Rangers 11 Singles Gutwald started and allowed Caroselli, Mary Hammel and Colleen Kelly. In back. from left, are Ruth Korte. Deb Bobby Danforth had two hIts and The GIants rallied for five runs m three runs 10 four mmngs before he Robert, Cindy Siterlet, Liz Rose, Lisa Dante and Kathy Lucas. Not pictUl'cd is Emlly scored the lead run In the slllth mmng the third, fourth and fifth mDlngs was relieved by Home The Royals Kanights. for the Yankees Mark Boynton pitched behmd the hlttmg of Brandon Boos, opened the game WIth a smgle, double five scoreless mnmgs and reached base Oscar Swanson and Greg Blackburn and tnple and scored tWIce, but were three tImes for the Yankees Chns Anc Mmney earned a save WIth a held to only three hits the rest of the Casazza made a fine play m center strong seventh mmng way field to cut down a runner attemptmg Giants 14, Astras 9 to score after a fly out Boyntcn also Gianta 12, Mariners 8 Brandon Boos went 4-for-4 and made a key play, plCklOgthe potentIal Brandon Boos drove m five runs drove m four runs to lead the Giants' tymg run off thIrd base m the SIXth With a bases-loaded tTlple and a two. l3-hlt attack Greg Blackburn, John mnmg Nell Ruthven pItched well for run double to hIghlight an ll-run fifth Andzelewskl, MIke Mazzei and Oscar the Cubs and collected two hits John mnmg as the Giants won their mnth Swanson contributed key hIts to the Paul Arhanas had a double and scored game of the season The Manners led VICtory Swanson also scored three one of the Cubs' runs 5-0 before the Giants' rally Matt runs Shawn Patterson and Tony SOSADMSION Nelson, Paul DIBattista and John Seleno paced the Astros' 14-hlt attack Red SOlt 8, Rangen 7 Andzelewskl also had key hits for the With three hIts apIece Dan McGraw Bnan Kmg pItched five strong wmners Boos picked up the wm With had two hits mmngs for the Red Sox Alex Lang had a perfect SUICIdesqueeze Kmg and Mike Snook each drove m two runs JIm Backoff had two doubles and two RBIs for the Rangers, whIle Chnstlan Van Becelaere pItched well tc keep the game close Red Sos 12, Anlels 7 Alex Lang led the Red Sox's attack With two hits, a SUICIdesqueeze and three stolen bases Bnan Kmg and Jeff Stiller added doubles for the Red Sox Jon Slerant pItched well to post the Victory NIck Fisher had two hits, mcludmg a double, for the Angels, whIle Ben Jenzen had a double and Mike Muilinger pItched well Red Sos 8, Athletics 4 Andrew Wanderer pItched three hItless IDmngs and struck out SIXtc lead the Red Sox Alex Lang had two hIts, two RBis and two stolen bases Lucas Coffman led the AthletiCS WIth two hits Max Schmidt and 'Ibm SaWlclu pItched well for the A's Devil Rays 18, Red Sos 13 The DeVIl Rays used a 22-hlt bar- rage to beat the Red Sox Andy Spinney had four hIts, mc1udmg a double and a tnple, while 'Ibdd Callahan and Steve TalTant each had three hIts Callahan and ChriS Delmege hIt triples Bnan Russell, MIke Mulheron, Matt Sterner, Peter Hrtanek snd Delmege each had two hits for the DeVIl Rays, while Steve Baker and Steve DaVIS added a hit apreee 'Ibm Card posted the VIctory WIth relief help from Mulheron Bnan Crawford collected three hIts and MIke Snook, Bnan KIng and James Bl'OlInaneach had two hits for the Red Sox Andrew Wanderer, Evan Scott, TIGERSVSTWINS John Leverenz Theo Moran and Jon S,erant ellCh had one hit. Fn Ju fie 2S 7'()S fireworb SpKtaaur' (WCSX UPN 50) 5.11 June 26 S OS Angela 10. White Soli: 7 MIke Muillnger caught a hne dnve Sun June 27 lOS Ncl¥in field CoIltctor Pin' (Camerlca) With the bases loa ded to secure the Pregame 0n-fieId Photo Day (FUJI films) VIctory Lance CaITo]] drove m the 'PosIg.Jme,wu'htI~ 'f1rl110,OOOtans wlnmng run In the eIghth IOnlng and pIcked up the Win In relief Ben Jenzen had five RBJa for the Angels, .fWIfIUI while Ryan Thomas and ChriS MonaghAn each had two hits 'Ibny .-~ DeLaura lOCOn!d tvme for the WhIte FOR TICKETS CALL -~~ Sox, whlle Drew Bedsn, Ken FrancIS and MIke Ped, also were the team's offenalve leaders 248-25- TIGER For season or group tickets call313-963-20S0 18:ES...... Angel. 12, Mariners • Lance Carroll, who pICked up the June 24, 1999 _4C __ Sports Grosse Pointe News Farms-City Little League baseball results, highlights MAJORS Miles Livermore with three RBIs and Reds, while Ryan Lutz had a double Hunter Freeman had two hits for a tnple whilp ChrIS Ferrlole and Ryan Rastelh Matthew Gaggm and Scott Tigers 11, Astros 3 Jamie Handley with a pair of smgles Tom Tuthill made three excellent the White Sox, while Andrew Johnston Gallagher had key RBIs for the Bahash "ach had two hits and scored Joe Vallee went 4 for 4 with a dou Jeff Stevens and Handley combmed to catches m the outfield and Joe Parke and Danny Dempsey each hit tnples Cardmals Robert Moore hit d long two runs Dan Defour played a strong ble and triple to lead the Tigers' attack, hold the Astros to five runs, while held the Ttgers to one run m hIS three Spencer MacGrlfl' had two walks and double The Cardmals made some good defenSive game for Toledo, despite suf while Mlck Bassett had a double and Jlmm) Colombo made a good over-the- mmngs of pltchmg scored tWice Enc Alvarez pitched well defenSive plays to cut down Giant run fermg an mJury early 10 the contest two smgles Kyle Smith and Vallee shoulder runmng catch m the outfield and John Mecke had a good defenSive ners at second base Alhson cut down each pltchl'd three strong mmngs The Astro, Austm McClung hIt a Tigers 7, Astros 0 game for the White Sox DaVid Stephen Butterly on a throw to Scott Toledo 32, Rochester 27 Vallee's t"o run double was the key hit homer and double and drove 10 four Mitch Pangborn pitched three score- Bamford had two hits and a walk for Backman while Rabble Mullinger Toledo's Alex Koski and Patnck m the Tigers four run third mnmg runs while DaVid DeBoer collected less mmngs, stnkmg out SIX,and the the Cubs, while Joe Conway added a threw out Sam Dauphmals on d throw Deters each "ent 5 for 5 and scored that erased thp Astra' 3 I lead Austm three smgles Ttgers did all of theIr scormg 10 the hIt, a walk and a run Matthew to Max Getz Buttert1y, Thomas four runs apIece Stephen Walworth McClung had three hitS, mcludmg a first two IOnlOgS Joe Vallee hit two Peleman walked three times and Remlliet and Peter Blake had the Jor.athan Bamford, Chn. Hancock t"o run homer tQ c"nter field, and Tigers 5, Pirates of doubles and Mlck Bassett and Andrew scored tWice Phil Cackowskl played a Giants three hits ,Joey Dempsey, R}an Mom and Keith three RBI for the Astros The Astros Mlck Bassett had four hitS, mclud- DIXoneach had a smgle and double for strong gam" at catcher and John Sklarskl each had four hits for Toledo had fine fieldmg pla)s from thIrd base- 109 a double for the Ttgers He drove the Ttgers Bassett also made a run JacobI had an excellent performance at CLASS A Mike Clmmarru.tl led the way for man Andre" Bagby and serond base 10 the tymg run WIth a two-{)ut smgle mng catch m center field to stop a shortstop Rochester J9, 1bl ..do J 9 Rochester WIth a 5 for 5 performance man Blake Mal F.achern In the bottom of the .,,,th and smgled potential rally by the ....stro< Frank Max Ramage and Jake Boettcher Clare Conway, Ke\m Gmnebaugh and 10 the wmnmg run WIth one out 10 the DeLaura and Austm McClung hit dou Cubs 15, Orioles 8 each went 4-lor-4 for Rochester, while ChTls Brownell each had lour hits Reds 7, Astros 1 eighth Joe Vallee had a double and a bles for the Astros, whIle Dave DeBoer DaVid Murray and Joe Conway led Albert Ford was 4 for 5 and Mike whale Paul Ferrlole, Albert Ford, Matt Alex MIddleton led the Reds' attack smgle and A J Dixon collected three pitched three shutout mnmgs the Cubs' attack With two hIts apIece Clmmarrustl went 3 for 3 Kevm Knelser and JImmy MorriS chIpped 10 "Ith a double and a smgle two RBIs smgles Mike LaclUra pitched five Ph,l Cackowskl,Ankur Verma, DaVid GlOnebaugh. Danny Gallagher, Danny With three hits apiece Among the and two runs scored John Gnllo hIt a strong mmngs to pick up the victory CLASSAAA Bamford and Conway each scored Karle and Paul FerrlOle each coHected offenSIve fireworks, there were somt tripiI' and .cored tWIce Joe Parke and Andrew Miller had three smgles for White Sox 11, Orioles 5 tWice, whIle Will Dawson scored a run two hits for Rochester Jonathan fine defenSIve plays Danny Gallagher Middleton combmed on a two hitter, the Pirates, whIle Curt Mumaw col- Hunter Freeman had two hits, and knocked m one Matt Peleman and Bamford led the way for Toledo With a had an unassisted double play for whIle J,mmv Colombo made an over. lected a double and a smgle Miller had including a home run, and scored two Robert Dice pitched well Wilhe Bryant 4-for 4 performance, whlle teammates Rochester, while Deters did the same the shoulder catch m center field The three putouts at home, while C J runs for the White Sox Matt IwanskI had two hIts and scored three runs for ChriS Hancock, Joey Dempsey, Ryan for Toledo, Just mlssmg a tnple play on Astros' Da"d DeBoer struck out eIght Kanan and Matt Handley each pItched walked four times and scored three the Orioles Mom Alex Koski and Patnck Deters an errant throw to first well The Pirates scored tWice 10 the runs Gary Lentz had two hIla, Tim collected three hits apiece Giorgio Indians 11, Astros 4 top of the Sixth to take a 4 3 lead WIth Deters contnbuted a tnple and Joe Cubs 4, Orioles 2 Steven Mannmo had t"o slOgles Mumaw's double the key hIt GirardI scored tWice Bobby Whitely Both teams turned 10 fine pltchmg and three RBIs for the Indians and Andy Lundell played well defen- performances DaVid Bamford and Joe Soccer camp to be held at Wmnmg pitcher Ryan Gunderson Reds 4, Tigers 2 SIvely for the WhIte Sox WJ1heBryant Conway combmed on a five-hItter for struck out SIX 10 three mmngs, while The Reds scored three ru ns In the had a h,t, a walk and scored tWIce for the Cubs The Cubs made the defen- Brendan Howe fanned four 10 two fifth mnlng to overcome a 20 defiCit the Orioles, while Sam Banlckl, Brad sive play of the game when Wilhe Elworthy Field next month lOnmgs Paul Glenn also pitched well Joe Parke, who hIt a double and a sm- VandeVusse and Peter K,rchmaler Bryant tnI'd to stretch a tnple mto a Howe made a good catch ofa 1mI' dnve gle, pItched a complete game and each had a hit, a walk and scored once home run W,ll Daws<>nchased down off the bat of the Astros' Frankie struck out eight Ryan Lutz had two Drew Gagg," and Yates Campbell the baU and relayed to Robert DIce, The Neighborhood Club WIll For more mformatlOn DeLaura Alex Alvarez played a s<>hd smgles for the Reds John Crlilo made pitched well for the Onoles who thre" to catcher Phil Cackowskl host a Major League Soccer regardIng camp fees and times, first base for the Indians Austm two outstandlOg plays at shortstop and for the putout at the plate Bryant and camp at Elworthy Field from or other questIOns, call Kevm McClung hit a double and a smgle and Andrew Gray and Tom TUthill had White Sox 11, Yankees 6 Jon Austm combmed on a three-hItter July 5 through 9 ZIZIO at (313) 885-4600 scored tWIce for the Astros DaVid excellent games 10 the outfield A J Bnan Lynch and Danny Dempsey for the Orioles DeBoer dId a good Job catchmg for the Dixon led the Tlgers WIth a double and each had two hits and scored tWice for Astros and Michael Krease made a two smgles Joe Vallee Pitched four the White Sox, while Matt IwanskI had CLASSAA The camp IS for youngsters good catch 10 right field scoreless mnmgs a Int, two walks and scored three runs Cardinals 9, Marlins of ages 5 through 18 Woods resident Enc Alvarez added a double for the RobbIe Mulhnger and Michael Indians 7, Tigers 3 Tigers 11, Astros 3 WhIte Sox Spencer MacGnff pitched Sheehy each had two hits, while Jack Camp sessIOns range from to play baseball Wmnmg tlltcher Ryan Gunderson Joe Vallee had three doubles and well 10 postmg the VICtory Joey Vega, Monark knocked m three runs and hit a three run double 10 the third four RBIs for the Ttgers Brett 1brgler Billy Conway, Aaron H)nds, Ryan Chad James hIt a two-run double to an hour and a half for 5 and 6- mmng. while Jeff Remlliet hit a double had a paIr of SlOgII's and A J DIXoncol Chesney and DaVId Meyers each had a break the game open Scott Backman year-oIds to three hours for at Oakland to the wall for the IndIans Max Haarz lected two doubles Torgler and DIXon hIt, a walk and scored once for the caught a hne drive at second base The ages 6 and older led off the Indlans'thlrd IDnmg WIth a each drove 10 two runs Dave DeBoer Yankees Meyers pitched well and Marhns' MIchael Thomas hit a two-run Rick Court of Grosse Pomte slOgle IndIans catcher Steve Mannmg led the Astros With a Single, tnple and Lmdsay Krall had a good defenSIVe homer and Jenny Hackett had a key Woods has Signed a natIOnal caught a hIgh popup down the first- an RBI Jimmy Colombo had two sm- game h,t that drove 10 two runs A team of mternatlOnal coaches, specifically tramed letter of mtent to play baseball base hne A J Dixon hIt a leadoff gles Ben Morawski made two good for Oakland UniverSIty homer for the Tlgers, while teammate catches 10 center field and Tom Peltz White Sox 17, Orioles 11 Cardinals 3, Red Sox 0 and qualified In coachmg soc- Kyle Kondrat did a good Job catchmg, made a d,vmg catch of a hne dnve at TIm Deters collected a hIt and three Jack Monark and MIchael Sheehy cer to chIldren, proVlde the Court, a catcher who played both 10 blocking the plate and throw- shortstop walks and scored th reI' run s for the combmed on a one-hitter With 13 campers with expert instruc- hiS high school baseball at Ing out a runner attemptmg to steal White Soll: Ene Alvarez had a hIt, two stnkeouts Max Getz hit a two-run Notre Dame, played for Grand Kvle SmIth pitched well for the Ttgers Tigers 8, Royals 7 walks and scored three runs, while double for the Cardmals, while EriC bon and collected two hIts Kyle Smith pItched three scoreless Danny Dempsey, Hunter Freeman and A1hson also doubled Chns Femole Rapids Commumty College thIS season and batted 433 Innmgs as the Ttgers ralhed for four Matt IwanskI each had a hIt, a walk made an outstandmg play In nght field Eaeh eamper receives an Pirates 3, Indians 2 runs 10 the top of the SIXth MIke and two runs J<>e GIrardi had a tripiI' to prevent Dean Ignagm's smgle from mdIVldual player evaluatIOn, a With 16 doubles and four home C J Kanan was the wlDnmg pItcher LaclUra preserved the wm With a and double and scored once Bobby becomIng an extra-base hit CurtiS Major League Soccer gIft and a runs as GRCC won ItS league and Bnan Blghn also pItched well for shutout rehef Inmng MItch Pangborn WhItely played well defenSively and FIsher made a good play at first base champIOnship WIth a 26-2 the Pirates Trevor Angell had two hits, and Andrew Dixon each had a double pIcked up two walks and scored tWice, for the Red Sox free ticket to an MLS game All drove In a run and scored a run for the and smgle for the Ttgers, whIle DaVIS while Andy Lundell had three walks players receive a MLS camp record Pirates Curt Mumaw made a good SmIth made an outstandmg play at and scored tWIce Jonathan Austin led Cardinals 14, Marlins 3 shirt catch 10 the outfield With the tymg run second base to prevent two runs from the OrIoles WIth three hits, while Kyle Scott Backman and Michael Sheehy on second base 10 the Sixth Innmg sconng Miles Livermore hIt a two-run Stemer had a hIt and two walks and each drove 10 three runs for the Paul Glenn had a double and two RBIs double and Jeff Stephens an RBI smgle scored tWIce Wmston Hughes, 1bmmy Cardmals Enc Allison, Robby Parents and coaches may for the Indians Glenn and Steve for the Royals Brett Alderman had a Doherty and Matt Leonard each had a Mulhnger and Thomas Smale com also attend a free MLS coach- Lambers pitched well fine game 10 center field and threw out hit, a walk and scored tWlOl' Adam bmed on a three hitter Mulhnger mg clullc dunng the week of Does Your Heart Good a runner at first on a grounder to cen- Longo had a strong defenSive game, made a fine play at catcher to throw the camp Tigers 20, Astros 3 ter whJ1e Yates Campbell and WIllie out a batter at first base Nick Sterr • American Heart AssoclOflOll WlOmng pItcher Joe Vallee hIt two Bryant each made Borne tough stopa had two of the Marhns' three hIts 9 doublE''' dnd I ''In,dc 'Ilia ..con-d four TIgers 5. Reds 4 behmd the pIau. runs for the Tigers, while A J Dixon Mike Laclura's onl'-{)ut double 10 the Cardinals 7, Giants 2 had two doubles and scored three runs bottom of the seventh drove 10 Kyle White Sox 8, Cubs 7 Enc Allison had two hIts, mcludmg The Astros' DaVid DeBoer had a double Kondrat WIth the wmmng run The NonCE OF INTENT TO ISSUE BONDS BY and Single and scored tWIce, while Ttgers scored three runs 10 the bottom JImmy Colombo collected two smgles, of the Sixth to tIe the game Kyle CITY OF HARPER WOODS drove In a run and scored once Astros Smith's Single drove 10 the tymg run CitYOf<1fiross.e Joint.e arms, MIchigan shortstop Ben Morawski made a good Kondrat had three smgles, LaCiura CITY COUNCIL Jtf catch on a pop fly to short center field had a smgle and a double and Joe MUNICIPAL BUILDING Vallee collected two SlOgII's Drew HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN 48225 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lhat the City of Gro~.c Pomte Royals 19, Astras 5 Casazza made a good catch m nght Fanns, MIchIgan. Intends to Issue limIted tax general obligatIon bond, The Royals' attack was led by Bnan field for the Tigers Alex Mlddlet4n Dempsey WIth a double and slOgIe, and John Crlllo hIt tnples for the PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE 10 one or more senes 10 the aggregate pnnupal amount of nol to exceed $16.000,000 for the purpose of defraying all or part of the coSI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ,hat Ihe Harper Woods City Counc,l ",II be hokhng a Pubhc Hemng of combmed sewer overflow control facllllles wn~I~lIng of the acqUi on Monday July 12 1999 at 710 pm In the MUniCipal BUlldmg CotJnl;l! Chambers loc:aled at ~iUage of ~rasse :Jninte ~qores 19617 Harper Avenue Harper Woods for the purpose of obuumng pubhc mput and oommenl on a SlllOn and "onstruClion of new stonn sewer., and ncw ~amtJry ,ewer. request from Venner Woods Developmenl Company L L C to use rcsldentlillly loned propcny and the rehabilltalion of cXlslJng wmbmed ~ewers, a~ reqUIred by d"eClly behind 20844 Harper for an off ,tr PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE I That SeclJon 78-143 of the Code of lhe City of Gros~e POinte IS RIGHT TO PETITION FOR REFERENDUM hereby amended to read as follows l'.OnCE IS Hf RFBY GIVEN Ih'" ,he Harper Woods Cuy Couoc,l w,lI be holdon, a Pubhc Hearlng This nOllce IS gIven, by order of the Cily Council 01 Ihe ell) 01 on MC'nday 1ul} 12 1999 at 110 pm In the MunICipal BUlkJms C(luncll Cbambcr\ located 1M 78-143. Water and Sewer Rates. Charges for water servIce Gros~e POinte Farm~, to and for lhe henefit of the cledor, of the ell) 19617 Harptr A"enue Hi'II"'pieT Wooo1s. for ,he purpose of obfarmn(!': publrc Input and commenl on a ,,,,"u.,,, from Mr Frank A,on 10 , .... t. and dedlca'. cer1aJn alley al 19818 and 19822 Kelly Road ,n to each premises wlthm lhe Clly connected with lhe water ~uppty sy~- of Grosse POlnle Fanns In order to IOform them of lhelr nght 10 pell accordaoce with rlan~ (In file wilt! the eny as pro\lll:kd for 1n Secllon 21 9 of the Code of tern and charges for sewage dIsposal ~ervlce 10 each premises within lion for a referendum upon thc que~tlOn 01 the I\'uance of lhc afore- Ord,.anca the City havmg any sewer connection wllh the pubhc sewers, for each said bonds The bond~ WIll he I~sued, wllhout ~ubmlllmg su"h a quc, In quarterly (3 monlhs) penod. shall be as follows for bills Issued cover- Plan'" for Ih<- prOfkKCd ~lley 'Io3CalIOn art aVal1att1c for pubhc In!pectJon the offJCe of 1M: ClI'VC~ lion 10 vole of lhe eleclors. unJe,~ within 45 day .. after lhe date 01 dunng 'll< hou" of ~ l(). 00 to ~ 00 pm Monday through Fnday NOI'''' of 'hi' heanns has been mg lhe penod beginning July I, 1999 and thereafter ~nl TOall P"OJltT1Y mllInero;; atMJtnng \aid alley Rendem5 and propertv ownen; .and ()(heT" l1Weresred publicatIOn of thl~ nOllce a pelillon reque'llng a referendum upon ptno"~ \llIho are unahle 10 aHend the heannJ may SUbnul rhen commenu In 'lmno, 101M Cuy ~uch questIon. signed by not le<;sthan 10% or 15,000 of the rcgl~tcred ( ..... Off,o< pnor '0 I, Iy 12 1999 For water and sewer used, a rate of $30 20 per thousand cubIC feet for all cuslomers electors In the CIty of Gro~~e POlnle Fann" whIchever I' thc le''oCr. eM ()().7199 1NU.NJ WR ALLU VACATION 19818'" 19822 KElJ Y ROAP ~hall have !leen filed wllh Ihe under~lgned Clly Clcrk In lhe cvenl Rf$OI UTIO"< hy \lor'hall SI'PPORTI Dby Monaghan A minimum combined waler/sewerage service charge of 1,300 whrc lhat such a petlllon 1\ filed. the bond~ WIll nOI be I'o,ued un\c'~ and BE rr Rr ..SOI \' FD .hat It 1\ r~ loltrll or.he City 10 vacate and dfdtCaft a-nam aUcy ill 19A18 and 19822 K~fly Road m ac'(lrdaoc~ Wllh pla"~ 0'1 fi)co wITh I~ City a~summ@; SMlSfaclory rccommenda feet of waler consumed per quarter ~hall be made per dwelling unit or until Ihe I~~uance thereof ,hall have been approved by Ihe vote 01 J fHlR5 (If me ('lfy Manatrt P<'lhcc and Fire C'tuefll;, elly Enl1neeT and the eft)' Planning CommISSion non-re~ldenllal UOlt maJont} of lhe cleetON of the City of Gro~<;c Pomte Fann, qualified ROLLCAll VOTT 10 vote and voting thereon at a general or ~peclal c1ecllon YES Monagllan ..... 'ck' Poynter COSllUlhoo EllOnsruber and Mon1lal1 NO None For waler and sewer used for non-reSidential cU~lomer~, a quarterly AB~lNT ~7ymand;1 ~urcharge eqUIvalent to three month~ charges from City of DelrOlt for FURTHER INFORMATION RES<,I lITION AOOI'ILlJ Indu~lnal Waste Control meter charge~ a~ e~labllshed from time to time by the City of Delroll, Michigan Water and Sewerage CMOfo 7;.99 'i( HFDI I r PURIIC H~ARJNG Further InfOnnaliOn relative to the I\~uance of ,aId bond~ and the AUn VACATION 19818'" 19822 KELl Y ROAD Department ~ubJecl mailer of thl\ notlcc may be <;ccured at lhe officc of the Crly R~~OI UnON hy Monagllan ~UP!'ORTtJ) hy ~w,c~, R~ IT R~_~()I Vlll,n hold a Puhll' H 1999 SEVILLE STS 1999 SEDAN DEVILLE Chrome Wheels, Bose, CD, Wood Pkg, Convlence Pkg Stk # 9399 Leather, Pwr Locks, Wmdows, & More Stk # 9334 *month month plus plus $386 tax, plate tax, plate Total Due at mcepllOn$3367 55 Total Due at inceptIOn $1088 37 DON GOOLEY QUALITY USED VEHICLES ~ '97CATERA '97 SEVILLE SLS '97 ELDORADO Ivory WhIte, Moon, CD, Chromes, BoseStereo w lCD, Healed Seats, Chromes, "WhIte Diamond', Only 19,000MIJe<;, Only 19,000 MIles, Leather, Loaded, CD, Lease For ALL OPTIONS' Warrantyl Lease For SHAR!" Warranty, CLEAN' SI~~Z~~a; $399+m~B~y$25990 B~y$19,995 S2320dueatJuw IIlC .. I Thursday, June 24,1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 313-88~-6~OO CLH551FIE ~tWEnTI5ING fOX:web 313-343-556~http I/grossepolntenewscom OEADUNES -----~ REALESTAnFORSAU& ANNOUNCEMENTSU 301 Clencol 60A Anlique/Closslc 909 BiCYcleRepOlrs 953 MYilCIns""menlRepair 964 Sewer Cleonlng5eMce 974 VCRRepal( Il£NTA1.S & REALESTAn 099 &;$lnes.sOpportun,"es 302 ConvolescentCore 605 ForeIgn Moontenonce 95.4 POIntmg/decoraling 965 SewingMach,neRepel( 975 VacuumSales/Serv,ce Rf.SOURa 100 Announeements 303 DoyCare 606 Jeeps/Awheel 910 BooIRepairs/ 956 PeilCOlIIrai 966 SnowRemovol 976 Venhlat,onSeNoce (Youd'o".. Sed.ooJ 101 Prayers 30A General 607 Junkeri Mamlllnonce 957 P1umbHl9& InstallatIOn 968 Stucco 977 WallWashlng MONDAY12NOON 102 loil&FO 111DRAPERIES 100 HELPWANTEDGENERAl IRTHDAYS, CUSTOM DRAPERIES A NANNY NETWORK Blinds, carpet, wallpaper, ANNIVERSARIES, Bedspreads, & decoratIVe Looking for quality Accessones child care givers VISrtour Showroom at Top salary, benefits CONGRATULATIONS 22224 Gratiot DRAPERIES BY PAT (810)739-2100 SPECIAL EVENTS .... 810-n8-2584 ADMINISTRATIVE assiS- tant 25- 30 hours week m fiNANCIALSERVICES BaSIC office Skills, $10- PLACE YOUR HAPPY AD & SUPRISE $121 hour to Box 08026, FREE moneyl It's true, c/o Grosse POinte News YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILYI Never repay Guaran. & Connection, 96 Ker- teed $500 00 to cheval, Grosse POinte $50,000 and more Debt ONLY $10.00 per column inch Farms, Ml48236 consolidation, personal - needs, medical bills, ed- APPLICATIONS accepted DEADLINE - Tuesda~sll12noon 114MUSI(EDUCATION 099 8USINESSOPPORTUNITIES 100ANNOUNCEMENTS ucation, busmess for full! part time cash- needs Call toll free, 1. Iers, stock, dell, and Call Classifieds ~ AAA greeling card dlstru. METABOLIFE 35bTM for PIANO Learning Center 800-215-2954 (SCA butcher Must be 18 butorshlp Up to sale by Independent Summer plano lessons, Network) Yorkshire Food Market, .313..882..6900 X3 '~. $100,000 anually No Dlstrtbutor, Jennifer Call startmg now, for children 16711 Mack seillngi Your seillngi Es- for more InfonnalJon and from 4 years old, In. NEED a ViSa! Mastercard? Grosse Pomte News ~.~ "mated accounts 30 pnces 313-365-4313 c1udes plano and art BARTENDER- day & year Companyl Part, (AP#N2415051199) Nine Mack Dnve 810- Brand new Vlsa!Master- ntght Wartstaff, COQk card offer, limits up to " 'CoNNECTION • 't,. fuilltme ExclUSive prod- 774-9966 Apply at Telly's Place, lot f W 10 ... ~ l • i l ucts Mlntmum Invest. CALLIGRAPHY: Elegant $4,800 Bad credit ok 20791 Mack. Grosse ment 01 $9,800 1-800- hand leltenng for wed- PIANO, French horn ..... Fast, easy approval I POlOteWoods 200 HELPWANTEDGENERAl 231.2832 (SCA Net. dings partIes, certifi- Pnvate lessons Profes. 888-695.9n4 (SCA 200 HELPWANTEDGENERAl 200 HELPWANTEDGENERAL BOOKKEEPER! work) cates, etc Call 313.521- slonal and expenenced Network) 2619 Contact Marka ADMINISTRATIVE COOK- Full or part time EXPERIENCED painters FUL.L time person wrth ASSISTANT Good pay Apply at Your needed, good pay Must hardware expenence MAKE money haVing funl (313)886-9366 115(ONTRIIUTIONS - - Established downtown Place Lounge, 17326 have own vehICle 810- Weekends a must 4,000 rtems, below 101PRAYERS INFANTI toddlerl maternity DetrOit company seeks East Warren n4-4048 (313)885-0242 wholesale I Your own 117SECRETARIALSERVI f Thursday, June 24,1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP VIANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAl 203 HELP WANTED 203 HELP WANTED 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 202 HELP WANTED ClERICAL 20S HElP WANHD LEGAL DINTAL/MEDICAL DENTAL/MEDICAL HOSTESS- fulV part time Mechanic I Electrician UNDER new ownershlpl RETIREES welcomelpart ADMINISTRATIVE BUSY expanding Down. LPN! RN pedlatnc nurse LEGAL Secretary. fulV Grosse POinte restau- 12v !11 Ovsystems Now hiring Bartenders, ltme evening wor!<, $61 ASSISTANT town practice ISmoving to needed for pnvate duty part time for busy. St ranf (313)864-6810 Posilion available at wallresses, cooks, etc hour Cleaning offices Grosse POinte Wooas a brand new office We are case "Grosse POinte" Clair Shores office Detrolf Manna Excellent opportUnity IMMEDIATE openings I as part of acre"' In the based IBM consuiling firm In need of the follOWing Saturday days Friends Legal & computer expe- Expenence reqUired Full! part flme Morning Expenence Necessary Grosse POlOtes Mon- IS seeking a sell motlvat. BUSiness AsSistant. Who Care, (248)352- nence a must Fax reo $15- $19! hour Captain's Restaurant, day. Saturday Must live ed, well organized ass IS. Manage all aspects of 5340 sume to 810-778-4999 & evening shifts Must Benefits available Apply Within 17441 In the area, have own be rehable and friendly Call (313)824-1982 lant ResponSibilities Typ. front desk, expenence & or mall to Office Admin' Mack at Neff transportation and be MEDICAL assistant fulV Apply Within SUbway, Ing answenng phones, flI. computer sk IIIs preferred Istrator Box 420 St able to work from 6 p m Dental A slstant Part time Expenence 21020 Mack, Grosse MR. C'S DELI SHORT order cook. break. 109 and handling admlnls- s Clair Shores, 48080 to 8 p m on Saturdays Expe nc~d preferred Dependable, Pomte Woods fast, lunch & banquets tratlve functions, for exec. ne " No expenence necessary Must be bondable Call D t I H t With references 810- 207 HElP WANTED SALES (313)886-1900 Cashiers, cooks, clerks. Please apply at 276 utlves We offer a compell. en a yglenls 313.885-1435 F II t 775-7400 JEWELRY SALES stock help Must be al Lakeshore, Grosse tlve salary and benefits u Ime Are You Serious Aboul A SSOCIA ES least 16 Starting pay up Pomte Farms ------package Please send reo Excellent working enVIron. MEDICAL Asslstant- Ex- Career In Real Estate? A T to $6 50 based on expen. WORK sume to ment & hours Come Jom perelnced, full time for We are senous about Jewelry expenence or Will. ence Apply at Mr C's SPEEDI Photo has full & AT ATG our team Please call Sara busy family practice In your success I Ing to train fleXible Deli, 18660 Mack, Grosse part lime posilions avail. HOME 20916 Mack, SUite 3 at 313-259-0300 EastpOinte Fax resume 'Free Pre-licenSing hours, negotiable Pomte Farms Mack at E able for lab & retail Must Grosse Pointe Woods DENTAL hygienist Excel OM 8104989210 classes wages Fullllllle slgrllng Warren, 881-7J92, ask for be available to work 32 year old EastSide Man. 48236 I f 'ExclUSive Success bonus $400 Chen Or 20915 Mack, through Chnstmas or be. ufacturer of the highest ent opportunities or ------Part lime $200 Grosse POlnle Woods, yond No expenence Or fax (313)884.2594 dental hygienist In up. ORTHODONTIC ASSistant Systems Programs Apply In person between 8 & 9 Mile necessary Apply In per. quality, auto aftermarket scale preventative of. needed part time expe- 'Varlety Ot CommiSSion (protectIVe & appearance) CUSTOMER SERVICE flce, full or part time, nence necessary, 313- Plans FOLAND'S JEWELRY 864-3880, ask for Donna son at 20229 Mack, be- chemical coatings IS seek- 0 d d k d 881 5890 tween 7 & 8 MIle r er es an process. contact (810)447-0707 ' JOin The No 1 BROKERS OPENINGS for teachers In Ing representation Very lng for Company located Coldwell Banker affIliate 4100 14 Mile Ad & Ayan a stable setllng With dls. START Fresh Cleanlnf.l "In demand" products, full in Grosse Pointe Park DENTAL ReceptiOnist, tull RECEPTIONISTI medical. In the Mldwestl 810.264.1600 clplined students and services A new busi. (uncomplicated) training, seeks courteous, ener. time, fleXible hours, ex- summertime help, filing Call George Smale al small class sIZe Must ness cleaning apart. no ($) Investment • With getlc, detall-oriented in- penence necessary St answenng phones 313-886-4200 LANDSCAPE workers be certilled Benefits ments and pnvate potential for above aver. dlvldual with good com. Clair Shores area 810. greeting pallents 3 days Coldwell Banker needed for full time homes In the Harper work Will train If need- available Please send W d G P t age weekly Incomel no mUOIcatlon skills. Com- 775-3960 a week Call (313)640- Schweitzer Real Estate resume to St Juliana oo~, rosse oln e ed 313885-4045 and St Clair Shores travel Ideal for sincere, fo- puter Input and Iyping EXPANDING ae<;thetlc 7700 • Schools, 9755 Chalm. areas Part! full time cused. "bUSiness like" Indl- required. Benefits pack. Grosse POinte fflce DISCOVER the differencE' LANDSCAPERS. garden. ers, DetrOIt, MI 48213 available (313)839. vlduals Leave message age. Fax resume: 313- seeking. Dental Hyglen. With Cold' veil Banker ers and lawn cutlers Atlentlon Pnnclple 0725 for Ken 313-886-1763 Schwelt"er Aeal Estatel 201 HELP WANTED 822-9511 or call 313-822- 1St Ex ellenl clinical and GENERAL housekeeper Our office "as opportu- wanted Full or part -P-A-R-T-T-IM-E-O-R- STATION attendant for 011 2200. Ask for Susan Interpersonal skills wanted Dulles Include BABYSITTER nllies for qualified new time Opportunity for ad. SEMI RETIRED change and customer GROSSE POinte Insur- Computer expenence laundry MInimum 15 and expenenced sales vancement In thiS ago assistance 5 112 day CHILD care for Infant ance office looking for preferred Monday, years expenence Flexi. associates Excellent gresslvely growing com. Harper Family week Will train Village Woods needed In our home, fnendly, upbeat Custom. Wednesday, 830am- ble hours References training generous In. pany Competitive pay BUSiness (Est 1968) Marathon, Cadieux and Grosse POinte Woods er Service Rep Fax reo 530pm, Tuesdays, reqUired Seasonal 313. cenllves and personal Call Steve, 810-772- Seekmg dependable per. Kercheval, Grosse Hours 8- 5, 3 days per sume to 313-886-1058 12pm. 530pm, Thurs. 884-2124 mentormg Call Nancy 0879 sons wrth good phone _P_o_l_nt_e_S_e_e__P_hl_1 _ week Starting August days 830- 1 30 If you ------Velek 313-885-2000 skills Oversee our order 23rd 313.864.4678 LEGAL SECRETARY are Interested In JOlnmg GROSSE POINTE LAWN foreman (expen- dept 5p m - 9.30 P m. dal. TCBYTREATS Grosse POlOte Farms law a quality ethical team, EMPLOYMENT SALES people & Dealer enced) needed. excel. ly!9a m - 3 P m Saturday "In The Village" CHILDCARE. 10 Grosse office, part time, flexible where you participatIOn AGENCY Trader, Receptionist lent wages, benefits Very generous pay plan Now hmng ASSistant Man- package Immediate Leave message- ager to work evenings & ~1~In~u~~a~, 2T~U~~~~: ~~~rl~9~lo~~':~:~::i::; ~:~~; ~~~~~~C~j,~~I~ 885.4576 ~tle~lc~O~~p~~~,n~;~~~ opening. also needed, Mr Roy 313-886.1763 Fnday, 8 to 330 313- qUlred. Send resume to: day 12. 4pm (313)882- 60 years reliable service In EMile Rd Warren, MI gardeners, lawn cutters weekends, 40 hours, com. 882.1001 Office Manager 1899 need of experienced 810.777-2700 Call Scott, (313)885- PRQDUCTION petltlve pay! benefits Will train Call Bnan, P.O. Box 36604 ------Cooks, Nannies, Maids, 0993 WORKERS EXPERIENCED and lov- Grosse POlOte, MI 48236 EXPANDING Dermatology Housekeepers, Garden. WANT TO REACH Production Workers need- 810-206-0509 Ing caregiver needed for RECEPTIONIST- DetrOit office seeks AN! LPN- ers, Butlers, Couples, 8 MILLION LIGHTING FIXTURE ed for Detroit paint manu- TEACHER needed for a 4 year old girl, and a 1 FulV part lime, some Nurse's Aides Compan. HOUSEHOLDS? Id b gallery, across from Aen S d B f ' SALES facturlng company Ex. co-op pre school, part year 0 oy, In our atur ays ene ItS Ions and Day Workers for Full time $7 50 hour wrth cvellent pay & benefits G P h Cen seeks personable bl d vr.., can place your ad time Certified teachers rosse olnte ome. avalla e Sen resume pnvate homes -UO! benefits DeSign or retail Accepting applications on. call Amy, 313-343-2969 Teachers schedule profeSSional IndiVidual to EastSide Dermatolo. 18514 Mack Avenue In more than expenence helpfully Monday. Fnday, 9 a m - Must be non-smoker, for fast paced office gy, 20030 Mack Ave. Grosse POinte Farms 2QQSuburban Newspapers Will train Apply at 3 p m 1497 E Grand TIRED OF BEING have references, and Busy SWitchboard com- nue Grosse POinte reaching more than Exway Electnc, 20234 Blvd, DetrOit, In the Ship' IN DEBT? own transportation puter entry, mOnitor web Woods, MI 48236 Fax HOUSEKEEPER. Live. In 8 million households Harper (near 8 Mile Rd ) ping & receiving Depart. DRIVERS WANTED! (313)640-9417 Site, strong client con. 313-884-9756 Expenenced house- around North America 313-884-8994 ment located on $12-$15 Per Hour Average tact Respond to Box k d d t EXPERIENCED optical eeper nee e 0 main. One call & low cost ratesl EXPERIENCED part hme 08027, cI0 Grosse taln a beautiful pnvate LITTLE Italy's Pizza needs Side street _ Full or Part Time Apply In Person nanny for 2 children In Pomte News & Connec. dispenser for Grosse reSidence which has no For details call Barbara at phone person, delivery RESTAURANT MAMA ROSA PIZZERIA our home, 2 days per tlon, 96 Kercheval, POinte optical Full, part- children or pets $550! Grosse POinte News & dnvers Call (313)526- Bartender, 15134 Mack week, 8a m - 6p m Non- Grosse POinte Farms, time Fax cover letter The Connection, and resume to 313.882. week (No Expenses) 0300, (810)469.2935 . Waitslaff, Cook & Porter (313)822-3046 smoker Must have MI48236 9625 plus paid health Insur. 313-882-6900 or LOOKING for a Full or Part Time Apply VALET. expenenced FulV transportation & referen. ance' Call Cindy at Suburban ClaSSIfied Ad. new career? Soup Kitchen Saloon part time. (810)779- ces 313.886.1519 FULL time Medical Recep- Harper ASSOCiates,248. vertlslng Network (SCAN) Call and see If you qualify (Franklin at Orleans) 9808 LOVING Grosse POinte ATTENTION dental assls, tlOniSt needed for a fast 932-3662 at312644-6610 10eam $50,000. We have Between 2 00- 4 00 od f I h paces surgICal practice ------WAITSTAFF. cooks, no Wo s ami y opmg to tants, thiS IS the office located at St John Hos. MOTHER'S Household WANTED! Sales clerk for Ihe systems and the SEEKING enthuslastrc Holidays or Sundays find, both a lOVing care- you are lookrng fori We pltal Seeking a mature Helper. college agel ma- retail hardware store schooling to make your person to JOinsales staft Little Tony's, 20513 gIVer! housekeeper to have a team approach detailed onented IndlVld. ture Part time fleXible Apply Within 16380 E dreams come true of downtown DetrOit of- Mack Apply within watch 2 boys 7 &3 Must practice wrthln a newlll ual With pnor expenence 3- 4 days (313)881. Warren, off Outer Drive Call RIChard Landuyt at flce supply store Retail have expenence, refer- renovated enVironment 6279 313-886-5800 expenence helpful but WAIT;,;TAFF- Days, ences, transportation & The hours are great, In medical transcnptlon, ,.; '" Coldwell Banker not necessary Some "'fi!hts, fultl part t,me dependability a must With wonderful benefits terrmnology, Word Per. -N-IC-E-.--re-I-la-b-le--II-e-xl-bl-e ~ A • £ .. A A A • • ~ SchweItZer heavy IIgtmg reqUired Wrll train. Apply Elias Monday. Fnday, 8.()(). Applicants should be ex. feet, data entry Good housekeeper to run ere : Looking for a ne\\I' • : Grosse POinte Farms Full or part time posrtlon Brothers, 20710 Mack, 430 (810)772-2564 or penenced, career mind. salary With benefits rands, shopping, laun- career7 , ------.-- available Easy com. Grosse POinte Woods (810)980-5663 ed organized, personal. Send resume to Office dry, 30- 40 hours! week, , Call and sce If you ,4 EOE • qualify to earn , 4 MAMA Rosa's Plzzena mute from the east Side Iy stable and health. Manager, 22151 Moross no smoking, Mark 248- • $ ~O,llOO We have the 4 needs phone help, NTE cooks, waltstaff, pizza Call John Hamilton or WA D: part 1Ime week. NANNY for Infant, our centered In lifestyle Ste G-20, Detroit, MI 244-6063 after 5pm , sy,tems Bnd the '4 home preferred, Will con. 48236 or fax resume to • schoolmg to make 4 Deana McDonald at end, pool attendants Sider your home Ideal Please call, 810-775- 313-343-9227 your dreams come makers & delivery peo- (313)962.7983 needed for EastSide 4260 ,----- ...... ---, , true 4 pie Apply after 4p m apartment complex Call for mother With school HYGIENIST. EastpOinte MOll V MAID , (.all RIchard • 15134 Mack SERVERS- expenenced, Janef, 810-775-3280 for Landuvt at age chIldren. Hours 8- 4 ------area Growing practice, 313-886.5800 : ------MARKETING assistant for needed Immediately interview _ weekdays Summers off great boss! happy staff ~=0nIy': Classified Ads -unrrortmilCar~ , C.oldwell Banker • lead processing, data Apply wrthln, Tom's Oys- WEDDING coordinator. References No smok. DEADLINE: Come Jor., our team -Athlancement , • Sch" eltzer ' • entry, promotional ter Bar, 15402 Mack part time, weekends Ing Indldn Village, 313- (810)775-163;J, -Benefits • Grosse Pomle I ar IS •• 313-88<1-14<1<1 ~ needs Part! full time Avenue Fnendly "people per- 822-6634 Tuesday 12 Noon Fax (810)775.9741 L... - ~ :.. son" Please send reo FleXible hours Comput. SEVEN Eleven- Full or sume to The little Wed. NANNY full time Monday- er Skills, Intemet expen. part time, aftemoons ding Chapel, 15215 13 Fnday References re- 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAl 200 HUP WANTED GENERAL enced, telephone man- and mldmghts Great Mile Rd, Fraser Ml qUired, 810-954-4776 , ners Call Pat Hopper, benefits Marter! Jeffer- 48026 or Fax 810-293- after6pm (810)774-8180 son (810)447.0075 6230 RELIABLE, expenenced and full time sitter need- ed for our 1 year old rn • our home m Grosse POinte Woods Non. smoker, wrth own trans. portallon and recent ref. erences Starting August 16th Call 313-864-7533 SITTER In my Harper Woods home for 2 boys (5 & 7) Some week. mghts, most weekends OVERNIGHT STOCK Good pay Call days,- DAMMAN HARDWARE IS lookmg for Work Downtown' 313-521.1914 203 HELP WANTED 203 HELP WANTED ENERGETIC, DEPENDABLE, DENTAL/MEDICAL DENTAL/MEDICAL people to work 9 P.M.• 5:30 A.M. at.our HENRY FORD SrnER needed MOnday- JYfIM EYES Fnday, 7a m - 10a m Grosse Pointe location only. CompetitIve o SEfKING REPS TO DO VARIOUS OUTBOUND wages Medical & Dental, DIscount, paId Mam Campus Hospllal My home 313-881-0241 RNSS LPNS RESIDENT AIDS , HolIday<;, vacation pay! Work In an exc,tmg, SALES AND SERVICE PROJECTS fa .. paced, muill-cul SUMMER babysrtler. 2 housekeepers and activi- ApplIcatIOn can be made dally at luraloffice Dynam.c MUST BE SELF- MOTIVATED, ENTHUSIASTIC pos.llons mclude, boys (8& 10) Grosse 17101 Kercheval @l St, Cla~ -Ophclan POinte area Referen- AND A TEAM PLAYER LOCATED AT 16 MILE ties director, immediate ."Sales ces (313)331-1629 or AND MOUND EXPERIENCE IN SALES! 'RecepllonlSt (313)823-6497 openings, apply in person .Admlmrtratlve SERVICE A PLUS' SALARY $8/ HOUR PLUS SCHOOL CUSTOD Large DetrOIt based AsslSlanls or call (810)773-5950 mechanlcalfconstructIOn Pays up 10 S121 hour WANTED- nanny Grosse COMMISSION, INCLUDING PAID HOLIDAYS! Lgl1'l m;untcn.ance, mOVing EnthuSla'hc, self moll POinte couple seeks fumuure, S1np &. ""'" fIoon Irm seeking EXECUnV VACATION AND FREE CABLE Beachwood Manor vated mdlvlduals profeSSional nanny for paonllng, Iogl" .k 301 SlTUAllONS WANTED 30S SITUATIONS VIANTED 400 MERCHANDIS( 103-HHP WANTED NURm ~o I APPlIAN(IS ~06 (SlAT! SALIS ~08 fURNITURE ~08 fURNITURE CONVAl(SCENT CARE HOUSE ClEANING ANTIQUES I COlLECTl8lES HOME cleaning, reliable, FURNITURE refinished, GE slde-bY'Slde refngera. WHOLE house sale June FlEXSTEEL sectIOnal, 9 SOFA, Ioveseat, chair wrth CAREGIVER r A+ Live.ins Ltd, ~ dependable. expen- repaired. stnpped, any tor, $200 GE micro- 24th, 25th, 26th 10- 5 pISCes, $2001 best. ottoman, wood tnm, , EXTRAORDINAIRE (0--'08 C.,.,,1vusproVide enced References 01- type of calling Free es- wave space maker, With 19948 W. WIlliam Court. Queen waterbed, black, $275, 3 matching tables, Extraordinary pallence re- Personal Care Cleaning Cookmg ane 810-775-5101 tlmates 313-345-6258, vent $75 313-882-9123 Grosse POinte Woods 3 dresser, chest, night $150, other miscellane- qUIred Part- time to start & Laundry Hourly & Dally Rates ------/ 248-661-5520 SIDE by Side refngerator, bedroom sets, 1 Art stand, $2001 best ous Items (313)521- Chent flesty, has Demen- 11U8"" a 10111114 Get Alln Crosse'01.1' ItsWe.t HOUSE cleaning Rella- electnc stove Color, Deco DIning table & 4 Blown formlca krtchen 7712 tia, emphysema, some- ble, thorough, honest REMEMBER When Anti' red $100 for both Chairs, liVing room fuml- set, $25. 810-792-5073 'THIS End Up' sofa, love- times doesn't want help, 881-8073 J Stacey, (810)755-3371 ques & Collectibles 143 (313}343-0797 ture, Rattan sunroom seat , $230 (810)772- but needs ItI Caregiver 310 SITUATIONS WANTID KRISTAL'S Quality Clean. West St Clair (32 Mile) furniture MlSc House- :T~~~t::5485 must be trustworthy, have ASSISHD lIV11«J 'ng Service Free estl' Romeo ClOSing July STOVE, refngerator. mow. hold Items good vehicle, excellent mates Reliable, afforda- 1st Come In for last ml- er, weeder Mlscellane- (Fine Furniture WOMAN available to as- HARPER driving record, bre Satisfaction guaran- nute bargains (810}752- ous Items (313}372- a Antique Shop) strong references SiSt elderly or Sick Pref. :'::~t'.~=~:: GALLERIES teed 313-527-6157 5499 0021 JOHN KING .. 506S. Walhlngton PersonalJly Important, erably 24 hour live- In ______Royal Oak, MI 40 room 'Bossy won't work' References available PERFECT housekeeping TOWN Hall Antiques for WASHER! dryer, 2 years 3"13-96"1-0622 (5blocks North of showhouse 810-771-7267 No Smokers lob by two expenenced the best selection of old $300 or best offer Michigan'sLargestBookstore 696 Freeway at 10 Mile. Anhques &; Fine 303 SITUATIONS WANTID Reply to Box 06037 clo ladles References quality merchandise 810-774-5919 ..Clip a~~"'~~~'5ad - Take Woodwardl old Furmture DAY CARE Grosse POinte News Please call MonICa, 313- Downtown Romeo "'" Main Street exit.) FEATURING' & Connection, ATTENTION: 872 0657 Open 7 days a week, 10 Complete mahogany din. 96 Kercheval, Grosse - -6 (810)752-5422 'DOO C' AlI(ff "''Ell "-\1 J by MICHIGAN LAW POLISH cleaning lady, 5 JQ1 ~ log room set (china Cabl' lI().,~OFF'" Pomte Farms, MI 48236 DAY CARE FACILITIES years expenence, refer- UPSCALE sale- Grosse ENTIRE hlouse of fumlture ",~ ~.,... net. buffet, table & needle. 300 SITUATIONS WANTED (In home & centers) ences Own transporta- POinte Hlstoncal SOCI- for sale Mahogany for. 'UBttARfJO()J$TOJE pomt chairs), $1,800 Cor- This Fri., Sat., IABYSITTERS must show their lion Please call ety, 376 Kercheval, Sat- mal dining room, liVing ~8Io..MS""300 ner CUrIOcabinet, $650 Sun at Noon 8445 E. Jefferson ATTENTION: current license to your d 8am 2pm room, 2 Sony 32" TV's ,J.' Assorted desks, (Knee. (313}875-5470 ur ay, • with VCRs, stereo rack hole, Secreta"', small La- Ave. by MICHIGAN LAW advertiSing representallve ------Unique Items Include •.., " Historic Indian DAY CARE FACILITIES when placln~ your ads THE HOUSE.KE-TEERS Antique horse. drawn with cassette & CD with che's desks) Big Onenlal Village (In' home & centers) THANK YOU CLEANING SERVICE sleigh, large number of Bose speakers, bed- rugs (Tabnz, Karmen, Chi' Bonded and Insured 011 paintings & pnnts room fumlture, oak gun nese, more), Sets of ma. must show their LICENSED day care In my teams Collectibles In Silver, cabmet, and much, A queen ortho CICOptllow hogany dining room chairs ~09 GARAG( tYARD/ current license to your Grosse POinte Park advertiSing representative ResldentlaU Commercial Wedgewood, Ltmoge, much morel (313}BB5- lop bed set. Complete 4- 12 per set, (Chlppen- BASEMENT SALE home Clean, safe, nap- Servicing since 1981 VanBnggle Doulton 7665 With frame and warranty dale, Federal, Duncan when plaCing your ads py enVironment Meals THANK YOU 313-582-4445 ' Will sacnlice for $200. Phyle. more Mahogany $3 Bag Day- All the cloth- provided 18 months & E.mail VISIT the 4 shops on the 248-789-5815. oval round & rectangular lng, housewares, shoe.., LIVE. In child care Local up 313-331-6333 mlghtygreek@ Antique Comer (Mack at THIS IS a very clean house , dining room tables (Drop. you can cram IN a bag AuPalr program IS seek- 304 SITUATIONS WANTED amentechnet 3 Mile) Stop In at Park which Includes deeply BLOND Mahogany 19505 leaftobanquetslzetoseat for$3.10am.2pmWed. Ing qualified host fami- GENERAl wwwhouseketeers com Antiques, In Between carved Onental style dining room sel. China 16) 011 pambngs (Wide as. nesday June 30th lies for summer arnval 307 SITUATIONS WANTED Antiques, Another Time Chairs and table WIth cabinet! buffet, table sortment) Large rnahoga- Clearance CO'Tler, FleXible, legal 45 hours KNOWLEDGEABLE NURSES AIDES Antiques and the Lon. marble Insert, deeply wrth 6 chairs, $975 ny china cabinet, buffets, Grosse POinte Unltanan per week, average cost, PERENNIAL GARDNER don Gallery Anhque carved desk type table, (313}343-0082 Sideboards & servers) Church, Maumee and Looking for a large $240 per week, per fam. CAREGIVER. days or Mall EnJOYa shopping beautiful Roccoco style DINING room set- Walnut. Wmg chlllrs, love seat, St. Clair. Grosse POinte Ily, not per child 1-800- estate to maintain. nights ExcellenT expenence In fine anti' dIning room table With 1920's table, 6 ch8lJ'S, end tables, long narrow City 960-9100 or Sharon at Well known Grosse POinte referen- ques, COllectibles, used SIX chairs and buffet WIth china cabinet, and but. Queen Anne coffee table 1 Stop Shoppmgl Block 313-881-5643 In the Polntes, ces. 313.839.2769 fumlture and the unique gorgeous mirror, 23 fet $1,000. (810}m- Old Highboys (Chlppsn- Salel Over 10 houses www.euraupalr com (313)642-0334 HOME health care aide Hours Wednesday- Sat- p ece monage tea set U574 dale & Queen Anne style) on Fleetwood between 302 SITUATIONS WANTED NEED another pair of Reasonable, 20 years urday, 11 00 am- 6:00 I '-----___ TOO MUCH TO LISTJ Helen & Canfon off CONVAlESCENT CARE hands around the expenence looking for pm, Sunday, Noon. 5 00 onyx stand art deco ash- DINING room- solid Oak, 6 VISA. Me- AM EX Mack, Grosse POinte pm Hours may vary be- tray and ruby glass chairs, table 1 year old. 248-545-4110 Woods Fnday, Satur- CARE for you home care house? High school stu. fuilltme (810}412-4996 tween shops. stand ashtray, several Beautlfull Paid: $2,800; day Sunday 900 until 24 hour service Bond- dent available evenings, 400 MERCHANDISE weekends! summer ------art deco stand lamps, asking $1,500. MAPLE dining room set, 400' . ed Since 1978 ex- ANTIQUES / COlLECTIBLES ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ ( Early Amencan, 4 ' (810}323-1711 cellent references. 313- AntIques on Main cup & saucer collectJon, 810}791-1738 chairs, $250. 20' T.V, 1031 Beaconsfield. Fnday, ANTIQUE dining room set, 372.9064 sale mahogany sewlflQ -D-R-EX-E-L-o-ak-des-k,-c-h-al-r,$25 Oval FORnICakrtch- Saturday 9am- 4pm. EXPERIENCED older china cabinet and buffet 30S SITUATIONS WANTED S days only stand, mahogany two end table, $600, New en set, 3 chairs, $125 Fumlture, baby & chll- male seeks position as All In great condition, Wune 24th, 25th & 26th her table with claw feet, mahogany bar, 2 stools, Full sIZe headboard & dren's clothes, toys, & senior sltterl caregIVer HOUSE ClEANING $1,200. (810}598-9844 pedal seWIng machine, $1,200, Green leather frame, $45 Some fix- accessones References 810-775- .1. Spotless Cleaning Hours: 1Da.m_"&p.m. 1272 Se IVIce, reSidential & CHINA cabinet (closed), storewide gilded frame mirrors, Chair: $600; Pinball ma- tures (810)774-8861 1113 KenSington, near St omate, late 20's early ~~hjo~~7n porcelain extension chine, $1,000, English QUEEN sleeper sofa, Paul Fnday & Saturday, LIVE. In care giver POSI- commercial For free es. 30's $250 810-293- krtchen table with four pub sign, $400, 4 piece June 24th & 25th. 9 a.m tion desired with elderly, tlmate, call 313-220- 6985 7704 Royal ~~...... chairs, twin beds, cos- queen oak bedroom set, $400; 2 beige uphol- to 2 pm little Tlkes disabled Expenenced, tume Jewelry, appllan. $800, Sofa & loveseat, stered wing ch8lrs, $100 Climbing Cube Chil. references Call Zuzana, EXCEPTIONAL House! DETROIT' slate blue, $700; KJ1chen each, Comer cuno cabl- dren's toys & clothing, 8- 4pm (734)454-0862 cas, hand and yard t $175 GE elect c Office Cleaning' Expen. ANTIQUE MARKET table, 4 ladder back ne" n fumrture . enced, references Detroit's largest DELGIUDICE tools, and much morel ChaIrs, $400, JBl dryer, $60. (313)884- COMPETENT HOME Good rates Call Linda selection of Art Deco ANTIQUES 15638 Mok, EastpOinte. speakers, $100. 7156 or Saturday, 9- 1169 Balfour, Saturday, CARE SERVICE June 26 & 27, 10.00 (248}646-2003 llam. 50 Woodland June 26th, 9am- 2pm. 810-779.34')4 Architectural Items We make house callSo' Caregrvers, housekeeping a m.-3 00 pm, 3 blocks Shore Lost of miscellaneous at affordable rates QualJly Fumlture EXPECT THE BEST south of 9 mile! east of Items LIcensed, Bonded. Advertisements, lighting European Style House- SOFA, chlllr, recliner, din------_ fam,'y owned SInce 1984 l1am -6pm cleamng. ProfessIOnal Grahot Numbers ex- with the 109 set, dressers, (2) Don't Forget- ~ 810-772-0035 _ • Tuesday. Saturday laundry & Ironing Super- changed at 9'30 a.m Grosse Pointe News Bedroom sel. 275 Mem- Call your ads In Earlyl (313)963-5252 MEMBER OF ISA VISed,expenenced, hard- WE AIlE ALSO LOOKING TO Elite Estate Sales, weather. Saturday, 9 to Classified Advertising PURCHASE. Flne Cblna, (810}677.1770 &. The Connection 4 882-6900 POINTE CARE SERVICES working Experts since OLD medIcal eqUIpment, ~, SlIYer, OU PaiDbltll" Full, Part Time Or 1.Jve-ln 1985 In The Grosse POinte Fumltl&~\~e& Peraonal Care, EKG machine, 60 years I area Known for rellabllJly, old, Mahogany box ChI- VlS~Va~~y 1~::;~~I~~';lLd LOCAlUllN THE OLD 406 ESTAT! SAlES ~06 ESTATESALES ~06 ESTATE SAlES 406 ESTATE SAlES effiCiency and dependabl- cago apperatlce Co CHURCH"T Qro~:.ryp~:'jf.::rclent Ity Bonded & Insured gold scale In glass box, SliS IfJl:"e 85.6944 Please call glass IV bottles, 1920's. Monday~tunlay 11-6 (313}884-0721 Old pot belly hot plate, 248-399-2608 UTAD A1ID I/IOVDlTG $200. (313}B82-7489 LOOK EXQUJSITE cleaning done Conducted. by elBAIlJ POB'l'O. Classified Advertising In your small home, of. 882-6900 ftee or condo Call 406 (STATE SALES 406 ESTATE SALES Exc~ 313-811-3174 Fax 343-5569 (810}776-7906 References Est 1983 •• •• 406 ESTATESALES 406 ESTATESAlES • Katherine Arnold and Associatd HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. SATURDAY, cRJNE 26, 9am- 4pm 313-886.8982 244 McMillan, G.P. Farms 810-771-1170 WHOLE HOUSESALE Comer of Charlevoix MOVING & '" SATURDAYONLY 10'00 A M -400PM Custom Royal blue sofa & chair, white chairs, Teak ESTATE SALES -v-ESTATE SALE JUNE 26TH, 1999 carved end tables, brass & gl8ss coffee table. Teak ml\r- 22400 SusanCt ,SI Cia.,Shores 22425 ST CLAIR DRIVE ble top Oriental tables; Teak & chrome console table PRE-DEMOlITION SALES E of Marter Ad , turn on Westbury and follow to SusanCt ST.CLAIR SHORES,Mt Fruitwoodl Glass dIsplay cabinet. 40's Oak dlnmg tablej SATURDAY 10-00- 4-00 OFFOFJEFFERSONTOWARDSLAKE Rush seat ladder back chairs. Black eagleback arm CALL EVERYTHING GOES Trad'hOnalllYonK room furniture, bedroom set, Stlffel 2 BLOCKSSOU11i OF 11 MILE RD ch8lr; 2 Hitchcock style chairs. Leather top end tables, lamp" househofdItem., books, steamer'runk. Wan pitcher, anhque qW'I, records I< much more drop leaf console table. Green suede king headboard, (248) 855.0053 :. N"o Numben thIS sale .: Eleganl tradItIOnal home sale fealures Immacu- chair; 30's W,ddicome twin beds, desk, lamps, <;\lII\.IOH\I\IIO'I/ollll\.1 lately kept Traditional furnIture including a Gulltamalean pottery, pnnts, carved face masks, large mahogany Governor Winthrop desk, Colomat tin mirror, other decor8tive Items. Large floral (248) 901-5050 cherry Grandmother ch,mlng dock, blue & green plaId sofa, blue Eo< blege h.de-a-bed, white French serigraph. Godey's prints Glass top! rattan breakfast www.everything-goes.com A BIG ESTATE SALE Provencat tWin bedroom sel, frUlIWood drum table, set. Oak plant stands Candlestanda. Custom Q. sofa QUEEN ANNE OVAL DINING ROOM TABLE AND bed. Modern chests. Upholstered chairs, ottoman. Grosse Pointe Area CHAIRS, mapLerocking cradle, pair of green velvet Mattlase print. Mirror. Royal Doulton, other Eng. Thursday, June 24th - Friday, June 25th tub cha,n, SllffeL ana Lenox lamps, farge wall Figurines, Lenox; Norltake china set; Large floral urnsj Saturday, June 26th mounled non candelabra, wrought iron unbrella .Artisans table and 4 ChaIrs, huge charming cement fountain Beleek; misc. vases, plates cups! saucers; holiday Antiques-Collectibles-Crafts lO:OOam-5:OOpm With large cherub, and more chln8: Pressed glaas, cut glass, Ruby flash compote, EVERYTHING MUST GO! Also available ,s an antique outside water pump, 3 blown glass; sterling and sllverplate, FI8tware set. It's Never The S.m. Place Twicel No Reasonable Offer Refused!!! x 4 KlDnln carpet, Maytag washer, WhIrlpool lias Brass, pottery, decorative accessories. Elephant collec. dryer, 2 pressedwood wardrobes, dcslgner ladlcs' tlon. Some clothIng, purses, Weddin9 dress; Jewelry, A 60 year collection of memorabilia. col- clothing, sIze 12, barware, stemware, vanity lamps, Two Locat:o •• Now Op•• for8lgn dolls. Kitchenware, offIce Items, FAX, draftmg lectibles, antiques, china, silver, crystal. books, framed artwork, pottery, country style Combined 36,000 sq ft. of lamps, Chnslmas, records, garden tools, file clilbi. table, offtce chair. Brown Jordan Garage, garden items, ria Linens, dolls, toys, net, old pressedgLass Wedgwood platcs Royat bllkets, Appliances, Oak cased surveyors kit. Quality Antiques handmade quilts, antique furniture, Jackson set of gray & sliver chma, and a 1950's Interesting oak doors.. MORE Old and lllew Collectibles ar Unique Crafts Oriental rugs. SHeff Studio Dog ALUMINUM GLIDER Antique rocking horse, old erector set, CALL THE HOnlNE 313.885.1410 FORDETAILS Honlon Outlet Cooler Shelby Comers center and lots of miscellaneous! I 94 & Range Rd (EXJl269) Hall Ad (M-59) and Schoenherr Foundry Music Club STREETNUMBERS HONORED AT POll Huron MI Ubca, MI 9 A M SATIJRDAY M 510-9150011 6 M S 10 91500 12-5 18000 East Warren (Near Mack) OUR NUMBERS AVAilABLE 9. 10 A M (810) 364-1255 (810) 731-5510 Sale by: Limited Dealer Spa<:e Avaolable Fo< Inforrnaoon call Frank or Juhe LILLY M. & COMPANY 1r8888 Pointe Grosse Pointe Sales, Inc. Billorieal Society "UPSCALE SALE" ALL FUNDS RAISED WILL BE USED TO 21208 ( OUNTRV CLUB, HARPER WOODS Friday Jane ZS (9-4), Saturday .hIne 16 (9-4) SAT JUNE 26th (9-()()'3 (0) SUPPORT GROSSE POINTE HISTORICAL & Sa_day Jane 27 (10-2) Ft01Unng Mahog~ny & ptC~n double btdroom ,et., SOCIETY PROGRAMS & PROJECTS • chon~ oak ch,ld' dnk new RCA w~,htr & dryer; .mall SPARKY HERBERT'S Ttfngera'or; E.t.y copper wnn~r wa,ber lewelry, lV, 376 Kercheval Avenue, Rl!.ST ARAUJIlT Ie CA TEJUlIIG co. glassware VCR kllchen .'em. Ilf"ryler extI'C.st bike, 1!l11 Z Kel"CMwI, e- ...... Ml- Grosse Pointe Farms One G more 5 Rain or shine 1065 lamps, designer clothes, CCM F d ,; 9 •••• 9 •••• ~ Very clean, $1,995 313- $5,200 313.372.2036 Parker, Hlstonc West beddIng, garden Items, $800 J Je~:r 81r~~;9' WE BUY OLD • ~ A A \';A~ITEO A A : 4 885-9139 20315 Beaufalt. (West of Village lots of good chintz, antKlues, exer. 2207 ORIENTAL RUGS • GUitars MandOlins:: -19-96--N-e-o-n-H-lg-h-II-n-e.-N-e-w19:c~us~~~g ~~~~~~:bl~ 94) Saturday, 9- 12pm stuff clSe eqUlpt, dIShes, 22" Craftsman lawnmow. Any size, any condillon Ban)Os Ukeleles .' transmission, very good speed! V-6, loaded, mint VCR, gas gnll, men's -FA-R-M-S-,-4-09--M-c-K-I-nl-ey-, krtchenware, Chnstmas, er, 53 HP, self.propel. GHALI, INC. TROY Pocket Watches • ~ condition $6,500 Ex- condition, full warranty, bike, snowblower, tools. Saturday, 9am. noon etc MOVing van comes led Excellent condition, 1-800-841-1181 • Old Toys ToyTrolnS• 4 tended warranty 45,000 miles, $12,500 baby Items, and lots T Monday • Every1hlng • (313}372 8026 more oys, power tools, furnt. must go, 87 Stanton $80 Please call 313. WEDGEWOOD- 12 (5):. Swords : • (313)884-5717 ture, stereo, TV's, mls. 681.7064 piece place settings,.' Old WrIStWotchdes •• 1997 Neon, 4 door, blue, 18 II Lane. Cash onlyl No • Aut M' 1993 Mustang 50 GT, 5 209 lennon, Fnday, ce aneOtls pre-sales 5 piece Tama Rockstar Florentine pattern New, ~ • 0 emorabillo • ~ 45,000 miles, mint con- d 39K $11 5001 Saturday 9. 4 Furniture, -F-O-U-R-fa-m-I-Iy-.-D-o-n-'t-M-IS-s Custom kit, all hardware, never used Pncad well ~' LOCAlCOWCTIR 4 dltlon $8,000 313.881- ~~:~ (313)68\.6766 household Items ThIS One I Fnday, Satur. MOVING sale, Fnday & Crash. Ride $9151 best 313.839-2872 • PAYINGTOPCASH 4 9782 21144 Kenmore- Fnday, day, 9- 4, 21828 Caltfor. Saturday, 8 30- 2 00, oHer 810-779-4334 af- WINDOW air conditioner, .'• 313-886-4522 '. 4 ------1997 Plymouth Neon, 4 1995 Probe GT" 5 speed (8 1/2 M lei M k) 21102 Lancaster (off t 7 '. loaded, keyless entry, 10. 4pm Saturday, 9. ma I ac er pm Gibson, 28,000 BTU's, "~. 9 9 • 9 9 • 9 9 .. door, air, alarm, sunroof, 2 S d 10- 4p Vanety of hOtlsehold Mack at Canton) Sofa, 220 olt $400 313822 Ilo: ~ • ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ •• ~ ~ .veil maintained, $8,5001 pm un ay, m chair, rocker, tables, 8 piece redwood patiO set, v, .• 14.700 miles, $8.950 best offer (313)823. large family sale Re. Items, books, clothing, outdoor furniture. oHlce Inlcudes umbrella, $60 1235 (313)417.2808 8090 fngeratof, stove, kid's antiques, dog cage, N dr IC T k $700 clothes, toys and much double mattress set, so- fumlture, rug. cabinets, °3 8 rac, • ~~ NORDITRACK'S aerobiC 1995 Plymouth Voyager, 1986 Sable GS, 4 door, f little Tlkes, logging 31. 82.7394 HARPER sliver, 87,000 miles Air, more a. entertainment center, tilt de ------~£.cross trainer $250 Nor. gray, automatiC, power, ------other fumtlure, etc All s ro er, oys, VI os, AIR conditioners. (2) GALlLRIES dill G Id $250 V t auto, CD Good condl' radiO With CD. 58,000 21215 Eleven Mile, St books, crafts, Creative 5,000 BTU, $100 each "') 40 ROO\I .... ex 0, I a. tlon $6,200 best 313. clean & pnced to sell! Me krt h t SHOWHOU~E:" master Treadmill, $150 miles, good condition Clair St-ores Saturday. mones. c en I ems (313)881'0134 ;: , l 31"8221112 640-7997, please leave $1850 31"822.1588 S da 9 1 PI GARAGE I 1435 G & morel -.. .0:" or' or un y, • pm ay sa e ray. -B-O-S-E-W-a-ve-ra-d-Io-,-w-hl-te-,I ",IlI,que., & F'IIK .. message yard, $35, Ninja Turtles. ton, Saturday 10a m.' MOVING sale. Saturday & new m box, $300 810- Old F'UrtlllurL -1-990--P-I--h----R-S 1994 Sliver Taurus wagon. Turtle bed set, adult 4p m ,Kitchen! bath 294-6955 = '~lIRI'( ymout laser very clean, new trans. Sunday 10- 5 23148 S " no'," • , tu"'-, loaded, sharp, clothing boy's (12 room appliances! fix. •.. . ADOPT t d lUU miSSion, aCCident freel ' Rosedale Ct DIning ------a re Ire racmg 68,000 miles $3,950 month, 2T, 10) girl's (6. tures, good condltron. room lable & collectr- CAL Spa Fiesta HawaIIan, greyhound Make a fast 313.884-1244, 313.886- Best oHer over $5,000 8) and miscellaneous oak doors, long tradl' bles 5 person. cover, 10 ther. fnendl 1-800-398-4d09 5078 313.685-2773 tlonal wedding gown! ------opy Jets, 2HP pump" J l Michigan Greyhound 1988 Taurus wagon, auto. 21707 Gaukler, June 24- shoes, home 'umlsh. MOVING sale. Washer, Never used I $4,000. • Connection 1968 Plymouth Sundance, matlc V.6, new tires! 26 lots of new and lOgs dryer, TV, VCR, air con- (810)774-4026 .. 11""1 n "',11 00 ----_____ automatiC, clean, air 2 use.d fumlture, and gen. GARAGE sale, 20675 dltloner, sofa, micro- CALCULATOR- TI.81 ~~i "\(~;''';~)II GROSSE Pomte Animal door, CD, Claret Red ~=I~:ry~O:~:" :~h~~: tly used kids clothes, V A tw J 26- wave. flatware, toaster, graphiC calculator, $30 • ,\", • Adoption Society- Pets Runs great, 97,000 pendable transportallon mIScellaneous an n erp une Iron and board, and be ( ) 22 9366 1l'~t~I~,~(Kh'\I1 for Adoption I Saturday, miles, $1,650 313.885. $13501 best 313.886. 27, 10.4 Clothes, toys, many other Items Call or st 3138 • June 26, 12- 3pm Chll. 6398 23233 Clalrwood. South of more 313-885-1783 In the CUISINART diSC set (8) dren's Home of DetrOit, 7090 9 mde, east of Jefferson GARAGE Sale. Fnday 9. evemng,afterJune22. used once, $40, Oak 900CookRoad,Grosse DRIVEAWAY- California 1986 Taurus lX sedan, ~0~~~1ty, ~~I~~~hoeus~ 3. Saturday 8. 12 Ltttle MULTI family garage sale. ~::~gpal~e~600~~~~~ ABBEY PIANO CO. f3~1~;:84'1551 Woods, ~~U~I~:~g~~ ~~~h::ne ~:I~~al $~,~~r, or91b~~ nd household. Fnday, Sat. Tlkes; 87:~qU~~ t 478 Colonial Ct. Grosse asking $300, DeSIgner ROYALOAK 248 541-6116 ------___ End of June, early July 313-8812784 urday, 9am. 3pm more es c es er POinte Farms, June 25. valance & panels, brtter. . GROSSE POinte Animal Expenenced cross • 3 family. loads of stuH An. GARAGE! moving sale, 26. 9a m. 4p.m Fuml' sweet pnnt, $125, beige USED PIANOS Cllnrc male brown country dnver Ross 1992 Tempo, 79000 834 lakepolnte Appll. ture. clothing, garden framed mirror, $35. Used Sprnets- Consoles mixed breed dog very Decker (510)290 4222 miles, good condition, tlques, collectables Fn. ances. COUCh,bed, lawn tools. mIScellaneous Woodbndge Condos Upng hts & G rands swee,k fiShema e ep- $2400, 313."'''0494.....,. :Yi 9 ~~~6 S~~~~~~:' & garden, etc, Saturday household (810)778-2347 PIANOS WANTED herd mlxb male red :09 1989 Thunderbird Super west of Mack, north of _J_un_e_2_6_th_9_._3 --M-U-L-Tl-F-A-M-I-L-Y-S-A-L-E--C-U-S-T-O-M-t-a-n-B-e-a-ve-r-I-ac-k-.TOP CASH PAID :~ !:~d! k~~e~~e 1998 Escort ZX2, teal, au- Coupe, 78,000 miles, Moross No presales! GIANT 4- family House. 330 Kercheval' et, size small Excellent AREAS best selection (313)822-5707 tomaliC, air, rear defrost. leather, new tires, pow- hold Items, collectibles, Friday 8:30am.-1:3Op.m condition $3,000 (re- quahty used pianos er, 6 cd player, 43,000 er. $3,200 After 7 pm 30 Years of housekeeping. I I h T k h ls Fi h 810-779 4334x 2 generatlonsl Pnce Iow g asswal'e,f c atb lng,ks I es,P power babw ee ,t IS - cently appraised) $690 and up Also, mov- highway miles, excellent . Fumlture, pottery, glass. toys, umlture. 00. ebr ksnceh'useh IdY Ileims. (810)286-5766, eve- 109, tUning, refinishing, conditIon $9,750 CARS from $5001 Police ware, lamps, collectl' 55501 5543rd Buckmg- bl00 b,0k J 0, Ico ecb- nlngs, rebUilding, estimates and BULLMASTIFF pups, 8 248-433-0526 days, Impounds & tax repo's bl II t im Satu ay, 8. 7pm es, I es, eep uggage DIRECTV mini satellite appraisals Michigan Pia. weeks. 2 males, 1 fe- 810-463.6461 evenings For listings, call 1.800. es, mlsce aneous. ------carner. 10X14 Kanstan C (248)548 aI AKC d 4316 Audubon. Satur- GROSSE POinte Shores. Onenlal dish. $59- lowest Pnce no ompany . m e, reglstere 319-3323 ext 3750 day, June 26th, 9 am. 4 massive moving sale Everl thiS week onlyl 2200 CaII anyt Ime $700 Vet checked • 31"or 1997 Explorer Sport, man. ------885-6277 ual transmiSSion, black b03 AUTOMOTIVE pm Changing table, stroller, MULTI-FAMILY sale! 800-459-7357 0.15 GUITARS, banJOS and 44,000 miles $16,000 GENERAL MOTORS 30119 Mason, 5t Clair mISCellaneous baby It/ems Pncedto sell lit. FIREPLACE screen, mandolins. ukes want- WELCH Corgi Pembroke 313-881.8714 1995 Cadillac Fleetwood, Items, toys, baskets, tel Tkes, eanles,B ev. 39"x30 1""'. $25 2 sets ed. ColJec1or. 313-886- pups. 2 males, shots, ------I d Shores Thursday. Sat. b ks ryth 22512 CaI"'o Ie. 4522 1998 Ford Contour Gl. exce lent con Itlon 00, microwaves, e Ing II r. brass andirons, $50. wormed Rochester 83 000 h h I urday, 9am. 4pm Too t b rbec II 8 1/2 & Mack Great condition Stili un- , Ig way ml es s ereos, a ue gn s. nla, pair. 882.2872, after 6 NEWER bo bl k b area $350 248-652- $16 000 313881 7507 numerous to hst roller blades, hockey Thursday through Satur. e ny ac, a. 6731 or 313-885.623& der warranty All power. 8 0:93 •. , 4 FAMilY I f t skates, rowing machine, day, 9 to 4 pm by grand plano 5'6". AMfFM cassette, road 1 9-9988 sae- uml ure, -G-O-L-D-S------h-t Asking $6,750 pottery, 1s1 & 2nd set bedding, luggage, VCR, QUALITY garage sale- bench, In~~ ~:~e (313)885-6215 ~a~ie~~, =um:~~e 1989 Cadillalo Sedan Teenre Beanres, house- TV, holiday Items, Large wine rack, $50 leg 11ft$275 new $75 GROSS P A I I Ith h DeVille, 85,000 miles, 1 hold over 300 pieces clothes much more 72 STEINWAY GRAND E OInte nlma ease w purc ase op- owner, well maintained • ' firm ROWing machine Good condition. Industn. $2 0001 d women's new & used Hawthome (1 block $25 Miscellaneous golf PIANO 5'7" ChnIC male black Shepl lion , own $4,500 (313)821-2063 quality clothing (Jones, north of Vernier, off equipment DeslQner al shop vac, large ca. GOOD CONOmON Collie mix With Silver $2101 month (810)777. liZ, Ralph, Ann Taylor, lakeshore), 9- 5, Fnday. and better quality ladles paClty. starnless steel $12,900. choker (313)822.5707 6594 1S:0~~~V;~~ ~,~~,afa~ CalVin, etc), Fnday, Sat- June 25th, 9. 3 Satur. clothes size 4- 6 Miscel- cannISter on wheels PLEASE CALL LOST DEAF Terner MIX, -1-99-3--F-o-rd--T-hu-n-d-e-rb-lr-dcondition $2,0001 olfer urday, Sunday, 9. 5 day, June 26th, laneous household $475 new. $75 Mar. 313-886-4249 LX V6 I d d 71K 68 H II d ------ulShl RX.6 10 speed black With white chest, ' ,oa e , ,313-881.9782 21 0 ywoo HARPER Woods, 19638 goods Books & Videos light weight racrng mod- --______leather collar 1-94 & very nice. $5,479 1997 Chevy Venture lS, 4 " 560 S Rosedale. Fum,. Huntington! Beacons- Some chlldrens games el $425 new $75 VIOLIN, HopI, 1920's With Eastwood Harper (313)686-3941 door, only 14,800 miles l ture, lamps, household field June 25. 8am. All good stuff .. no lunk Good condrtlon. 810- case and bow, $500. Woods,313-882.2535 1993 Ford Station Wagon, CD, excellent condition, and mOTe Fnday, 9- 4pm MISCellaneous, an. 1250 S Oxford. Grosse 773-5227 Clannet WTthcase. $250 38,000 miles, like new $17.800 313-881-7570 4pm Saturday,9.1pm tlque brass double bed POinte Woods. Satur. ------. Tanganwyka East Afn LOST- 3 year old female Silver metallic Escort complete WTth onglnal day, 61 26, Bam. 3pm. GOLF- men's set, llkel can drum, old, $300 Orange stnpped cat, 1970 Chevy Nova, $1 750 7 family sale. Fumlture. spnng & frame, $450 No pre-sales or earty. new, collectors putters" (313)882.7489 green eyes, Katie Re- lX, wlfes car, Wife dlsa. 1971 Cadillac Eldorado, appliances, mlSc Cor. No early sales birds also Junior sets. 313- ward (313)417.2305 bled and no longer able ner of Woodside and " ------_ 882.5558 to dnve Ophons Include $1,500 (313)527.6976 Be f Id b tw 7 HOUSEHOLD rtems. fum .. SALE I Saturday, 9 to 4 , LOST. Female white cat power wrnclows, speed 1997 Grand Am, sunroof aeons Ie , e een ture, Jewelry Friday. Fumlture, clothing, ( all GREENHOUSE- 1Ox12 BOOK donations needed Stnped tall, head. ears Cruise control. au10matlc CD, Nonsmoker & 8 mile Saturday, 9 to Saturday, 9am. 5pm SIZes) Tools. fishing An components, fur. for St Clare School Indoor Declawed No door locks Perfect ls1 $12,000 313.886.1038 _4______1445 Beaconsfield! be. gear, Jewelry. linens. nace, benches, lights. used book sale Call collar North Deeplandsl car, 2nd family car or for 71 Memweather. Fnday, tween Mack & Charle- games, toys, books 275 $1,800 810-228-0033 313-882-4330 for pICk Stonehurst, Morningside that college student 1992 Grand Am, V.6 70K 9- 3pm saturday. 9- VOIX Memweather Excellent condition up If ph)'Slcally unable to area Any mformatlon. $4,595 313-822.1788 4 door, burgundy, good h 11am MISCellaneous HUGE 4 family estate ST. Clair Shores moVIng HENREDON sofa. WICker drop off please I (313)882.2189 1990 Ford Mustang, 50, s(3 la3P2.8$458,2)e , 00 Call Items. children's books! ChaISeand table 4 post ------68 7 sale Antiques, old jew' sale Fnday, Saturday, ,. BUYING LOST. Miniature Plncher, notchback. 5 speed toys elry, chlldrens toys, fur. June 25 26 lOam- erl canopy bed, brass & 7 fl1lleJMack area, June Very clean Many new 1991 lumina Eurosport 2 727 North Renaud (be- nlture, and so forthl Fn. 3pm 21'100' Gordon glass sofa lable, twin oJ~:~~~R 17th Reward (313)884. performance parts Call door automatIC Burgan. tween Momlngslde! day, Saturday, 9am. Between Harper and Lit. bed complete, cIoli PLAnNUMfCOINS 6199 for details Must sell I dy grey bucket Intenor Wedgewood) Fnday. 5pm 1359 Three Mile tie Mack, 1 block south house, white chest, 2 PAPER MONEY $6,8001 best 313.506. 56K Well maintained Saturday. 9- 2pm 3 Dnve of Martin rd decorator mirrors, Win- WATCHESIJEWELRY LOST. Small white puppy, 5293 Many new parts $3950 f Iyl Ba.... h & ------dow air conditIOner, Co! & Slam'" Inc SIbs, Roosevelt! JeHert/l' 313-886-0541 ami 'LIle ouse HUGE I Fnda ST. Clair Shores. 20043 small console WTth mlr. n, ..-. 1988 F d B II Xl T cIolls, furniture, ndlng garage sa Se, y Ch 10 (Id 8 M lei 17658 Meek son Monday 61 21 Re- or ronco C '1987 Olds CalaiS, 2 door lawn mower, boy's bike, June 25th, aturday a n 0 I ror, women's SIZe 16, G...... Polnl •• 1ll ward (313)882-4358 or good condition leanl game table WIth chairs June 26th, 9am. 5pm, Harper) Fnday. Satur. men's size 42 ClOthIng, 313-885-4200 (313}371.1362 leave 120,000 mIles RebuIlt 127,000 miles AMI FM Oth kon'" 22312 Evergreen, SI day, 9am- 3pm Fum.. fabnc by the bolt or BUYING 'Ine china, anti' message transmISSion. partially cassene, new tires, er great ""'1~ Clair Shores Golf clubs. ture, household Items yard, garden supplies ques and collectibles In rebUilt engine $3,200 I cruise, power Windows! 899 Lakepolnte, Grosse desk, bikes, new and ST. Clair Shores. 30131 arid eqUIpment, mlSC8l. good condfhon best 313.882.5774 =, Da~:ljr 810-274- POinte Park saturday, used household Items Glona (north of 12 east laneous ChaIrs, baskets (248)651-7014 1980 Ford Mustang Cobra, ~:m ~~: m:~:. HUGE sale, mISCellaneous of Harper) Fnday: Sat. ~3n:3)885-krtch~2~Ulpment BUYING JACKIE'S ~ good conditIOn, $3,5001 1984 Olds Cutlass Su- lamps, collectibles, IIn. antiques, toys, unusual urday, lOam. ??? Jewelry, Watches Pet & Pal' best Call after 6 pm preme, 4 door 38427 ens, dIShes, designer accessones, layaway, Three family sale LAWN mower, (Crafts. Diamonds, Gold, S' 313.886-5314 ongln$3al miles power, 23215 Nine Mack Dnve, -S-T-C---S----- man), gas gnll. (Sun. Sliver, Platinum, Coins ervJce air, 5001 offer 313 clothmg, new gifts, toys, between Doremus! . Ia,r hores. huge beam) patIO table WIth Old Clocks ANIMAL& HOUSE 19n Ford Mustang Cobra. 884-0303 bikes and more Rllln Clauwood, Sf CI81r block sale I Joan St (be- umbreila $50 each! SITTINGSERVICES V8, fastback, black WTth date Sunday Shores tween 12 & Martin), best (313)822'9366 The Gold Shoppe OYer 20 rcars eirt1ence stnpe. louvered back 1972 Olds Cu1lass Suo ______west of lrtt1e Mack Fn- 22121 GrIltlot ONDE Window, $1,500 preme, Hlstoncal Mint ' ANNUAL nerghborhood JUNE 24th. 26th. 9- 3p.m day, Saturday, Sunday, MASSAGE table! mas. E8stpolnte MI, 48021 BY=~':::onIy (810)979.3886 condition onglnal own. garage sale Baby 109' JeHerson (comer of Cot. 10 to 5 sage chair Gan 'or (810)n4-0966 an~~ er, new Intenor, 89K gar, lrttle TIkes, beanie trell 1 mile nOl1h01 Ma. TON'S of G....at Stuff' pnce (810)n8-3409 BUYING old fumrture, 1990 lincoln Marc VII. $6500 (810)228.1629 babies children's arid ',.. loaded, high miles adult destgner clothes, _so_n_lc) 1547 North Renaud, MATEANfTY, baby. Iods glassware, china, and KATE'S KRITTER KARE $3,600 (810)n4.7182 1998 Pontiac Sunlire, housewares, manufac' LOTS o-f-da-y-ca-re-It-em-s Grosse Pomte Woods clothes. SIZes 0-6, baby other Interesting Items Rer.ponslble hlg" school after 4prn 16 000 miles 3 ,9ar turers semples, and Fnday, Saturday. Sun. (between Mack! Holt- Items, toys Excellent John,313-682.5642 student Will carel exercISe bumper to bumper CD more Friday 83Oam. day, 8 to 6 22955 Gara- day) Fnday. Saturday, condition 313.881.7515 DIAMONDS YOurpets 10 your home 1990 lincoln Continental, power moon. roo! 3pm, Saturday 83Oam- hna Take Marter to Gar. 10- 3prn Toys, books, MOVING SALE Eltltl, Antique Jewelry Cell Kate: $4,500excellent810-776-4840condition $102001 best offer 810 l1am, 567 Saddle Lane ollna, St Cla"Shores matemlty, adult and Washer! Dryer .. CoInl (313)885-0904 415-7230 Grosse POInte Woods kid's clothes A lot of L kl t buy ------1990 Lincoln Continental 1995 Pontiac BonneVille MOVING ho._ ....-Id m''''' ..IIa...... Contemporary Couch 00 n9 0 • NG GOES """"'IV h>VV ,..... Gem-w-Ist on staff Signature Senes, white, SLE- sunroof, dark ANTIQUE Flea Market. EVERYTHI ous Too much to It&t alii Barbie ManSIOn v__ 93,000 miles $4,500 1 be I th Hentage Square Antique 11704 MEADOW LANE YARD sale! E 8 mile road, Weslo Air-Step Stepper Pointe Jewelry "The leash I can Do" Ex. 313.882.2777 ~~~~ ml;~: $~,7;~' Mall Over 20 dealers WARREN, MI. (313\AAA.JU:lIAA 20100 Meek, 2nd floor penenced vetennanan June 26, 9 to 5 Rain Off Hoover between north of Vem,er, be- ~ GronePolnteWoodl techniCian offers clog 1987 lincoln Continental. (313)417-9695 date, June 27th 36821 MasonIC & 14 Mile Rd tween Harper & Mack PLAYMOBIL doll house Sterling Bank Building walking! animal sitting showroom clean low 1993 Satum SL2 under Green Street, New Baltl' June 24th thru June 27th Fnday, Saturday, 12 mansIOn, 3 floors, futly between 7 .. 8 Mile Cappy Echlm, 313.885- miles $5,000 firm 8OK, new tlresl brakes more (810)725-2453 9.5 noon furnIShed 313-882.0035 (313)884-3325 9183 113-886-7953 $6,200 313-881.7749 ) Thursday, June 24,1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 603 AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE 60b AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE 6) 1 BOAlS AND MOJORS 6S 1 ~OAIS AND MOTOKS GHH~Al MOTO~S fOREIGN FOREI{;tT . FOREIGN HE P S,' H'i H EEL VANS 1991 Satum sport coupe- 1989 Acura Integra, runs 1989 Honda Accord LX, 4 1987 Porsche 9448. ex. 1998 Explorer XLT 4x4 1991 Dodge Caravan SE, 1985 century 23 foot, SEARAY, 1975 22ft TWin eam 2 door, 5 great 153K $1,200 or door, auto All power, cellent condition, low White! gray 4 door while, 72,000 miles, ex- new canvas December 188hp Merc Extras Speed, air , cunse, best offer 3t3-823.8363 excellent condition 98K miles, must see, Clean! 27K, $20,5001 cellent condition, $5,500 1998, no trailer, low (traller)1 Great shape wdo's 48K mtles Spot. Ongmal owner $4,000 (313)882-0078 best (313}527.7667 or best (8tO)294.7443 hours, $7,200 or besl $6,5001 best 248.931. less, $6,000 (313)882- 1995 Audl 4oooS, 4 door 248-489-7184 t 065 313.884-0184 1982 Volvo GL Wagen, 1991 Explorer, 4x4, power 1989 GMC G30 Full size 1606 Call for pnce (810)778- eqUipment, 73,500 miles Luxury van- new motor, 3409 1991 Hyundal Scoup, 5 169K, diesel, manual, 16' Crestllner NordIC & SCARAB 1989- 30' Pan- 1997 Tan DeVille Con' speed, air, stereo, all perfect mechaOical con. $7,500 (313)882'2909 like new, $6,500 313. 1987 Audl 5OOOS, auto- trailer, 40 h P Mercury, ther T.454 mags, bravo course, Northstar, lully white, Immaculate Call. dillon $900, 313-823- 343-0494 matiC, very clean plus 1991 Isuzu Trooper, auto. 4 h P Johnson, low dnves, low hours, 1m- loaded Excellent condi- fornla car Askmg 5454 llres, brakes, exhaust matlc, air, 100,000 1992 MltsublShl Expo van hours, like new 313- maculate $39,500.313- tion 28,000 miles slytem 1 year old, $t295 810-764.2240 1980 Volvo- good condl- miles $5,0001 best 810- Excellent condItion 684.2731 884-3621 $26,000 810-779-0621 50,000 miles $6,000 1993 InflOlb- G20, black, lion, best offer Call 415-7091 Great family second car ------SEADOO- 1996 GSX Low 1990 Cruisers, Inc 3060 CARS $100, $500 and up 313-886-8476 108K miles, loaded, Edgar, (313)884.6600 1995 Jeep Grand Chero. $4,200 810-779-0128 hours Very fast With Roghe, twin 570's, In! Police Impounds Hon. 1998 BMW Z3 roadster $4,2001 best 810-771- 1985 VW Cabnolet, 5 kee OrviS, 54K Clean, trailer & cover 1993 Plymouth Voyager- outboard, Volvo en- das, Toyotas, Chevys, Navy blue convertible 6661 newer tires, new battery, V6, auto, 85,000 miles (313)881.3112 speed, wr, new top, glOes, 10' beam, low Jeeps, sport ulllllles V6, 19,000 miles Excel- alarm, phone Mwnte- AMI FM 1987 Jaguar XJS, V12, tires, etc, etc 53K Ex- cassette hours MlOt' $37,900 PEARSON 365, excellent Call nowl 800-771.7470 lent conditIOn $34,000 nance records $19,800 800 (313)885-0576 60,000 angmal miles cellent condition, $4 (3t3)884-2541 condition, new salls, ext 7040 (SCA Network) to bUY, With optIon to 313-884-1786 Black! gray leather 1m- $5,500 (313)885-7665 1985 Plymouth Voyager, well- eqUipped, $55,000. lease 313-802-1677, TAX deducllble donations- maculate condition 1994 Jeep Cherokee Red, 117K, well cared for 1986 Doozi 21 ft Homet, Shores Park. (313)881- ask for Max Must selll $6,8001 best 1973 VW bus- Good con. auto, boat, etc Special 4x4, 4 OV6, wr, power Good tires, $1,700 big block TRS, with trail- 7628 313-506-5293 dltlon, best offer Call OlympICs! Wertz Warn- 1997 BMW Z3, V6, silverI wmdows/ locks, CD, (313)882.4132 er, $12,500 (313)885- black top, red! black In- Edgar, (313}884.6600 A beautllulJ 1998240 Sea ors, 1-877-366-2831 1992 Mazda Mlatta, extra ------$8,2751 best (313)640- 8512 tenor, 6K Immaculate, - - - - Ray SundarlCer Only 45 clean, custom wheelsl 7980 1984 Plymouth Voyager, 4 -199-1-F-o-u-r-W-ln-n-s-2-S-5-S-u-n- DONATE your cars, boats, stored 10 wlOter, BMW hours, black! gold tnm, tires, many extras, cylinder $6501 best of. R V , trucks, property to showcar, $33,950 \'0 I-.\'OS 1994 Jeep Grand Chero- fer 313-886-6766 downer- 26' 110 172 all opllOns, 270 HP $8,5001 best (810)491. MlSSmg Children ProJ- (3131885-3904 kee Laredo, V.8 Tow hours, fully eqUipped. Mercrulser Have no 8007, (810)777-8660 ect. for a tax donation 1995 BMW 31StI, black, 940 SEDAN package, many extras 613 AUTOMOTIVE Excellent conditIOn time to use. take over (313}884-9324 sunroof, CD, mlOt, 1986 Mercedes 300E Cal- 850 GLT SEDAN Excellent condltlon, call ViANTED TO BUY $19,500 810-778-2437 payments $4501 month, 604 AUTOMOTI VE $16,500 Work Ifornia car Fully eqUIp- 960 WAGON DenISe between 9 a m balance $42,000 Day, 3 pm 810-754-4364 ALL Junk' cars wanted 1994 Maxum, 24', like 810-206-0316 Night, ANTIQUE/CLASSIC (313)964-3477, home ped $79001 offer 313- 760 WAGON & Serving Grosse PotOte, new, low hours Must 313-882.6255 (313}884-1589 886-4232, 313.882. 740 WAGON 1993 Jeep Wrangler, 4x4, 1962 Daimler SP250 2 Harper Woods, St Clwr sell by July 1st, $19,9951 ------3909 240 WAGON/AUTO 6 cylinder, 4.0 liter, seater convertible, runs! 1993 BMW 3251, 5 speed, Shores & Detroit's east- best (313)881-2898 TAX deducltble donalJons- 42,000 miles, very looks flOe $8,900 313- 94,000 mules, excellent 1994 Saab 9OOSE, mid- 240 SEDANS side 810-779-8797 auto, boat, etc. Special clean, bodyl engme 885-7330 evenmgs condition $14,5001 best night bluel gray lealher, 740 TURBO/ SEDAN - 26' Searay Weekender, OlympICs! Wertz Warn. Days 600-769-7038, loaded, excellent condl- excellent conditIon CARS CARS CARS 1982, 260 HP V8 ors,1-877-366-2831 GO GO GO 1965 Ford Mustang; Re- eveOings 248-620-2375 bon $12,9001 best 313- PRICED TO SELL! $9,8001 best offer Mercrulser, excellent RARE FlNDI (810)774-0543 IN THE CLASSIFIEDS stored I Arcadian blue, 6 1995 Honda CIVIC LX 4 884-5173 Rust Freel Worry Free condltJon, ship to shore, 40' Manner Ketch (46' cylinder, 3 speed, d I 42K ' CALL 882-6900 Cars 1997 Toyota 4Runner, depthsounder with fish- overall) Custom bUilt In $7,500 (810)776-5059 C~I~;~tanua, COndltJ~~. 1996 Saab- 900s, coupe Green! tan Intenor Ex. Inspectedl Repaired at: 36K miles. Moon- rool, finder Very clean, stor- Taiwan 1979 Beautiful, 1972 Lemans Sport con. $9,000 313-882-0768 CD. Wood tom Intenor, 6S 1 BOATS AND MOTORS ed mdoor both summer cellent condition 50,000 & Winter, $10,900 mint condrtlon, 1 01only 10 vertlble, red! while top 1995 Honda CIVIC LX- 4 miles $14,2501 negotla. 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(313)886- 6321, Work (248)351. miles. $17,200 hours, $7,200 or best. $15,0001 best 248-931. & References evenings 313-881-0811 (313)682-1772 2805 6248 (313)881-0415 248-489-7184 1065 (248)435-6048 118([108Y Of SfHVIC(S ••••••••••••••• _ ••••• _Ifi!!Iii~~~:R_~~lIlIl•••••••• _ ••••••••••••• - qO~ ASPHALT PAVING 907 BASEMENT 907 8ASEMENT 911 BRICK/BlOCK WORK 912 BUILDING/REMODElING 914 CARPENTRY 917 PLASHRIt{G 918 CEMENT WORK RfPAIR VI AHRPROOFING WATERPROOFING CAS Asphalt. we special. Some Classifications MARK W. ANDERSON BRICK repair, chimneys, FREE on site esbmates. GARAGE PLASTER & drywall repair HISTORIC resloralJon, Ex- porches, tuck polOtmg/ Ltcensed builder Com- STRAIGHTENING and painting Grosse pert repwr, porches, IZe In Seal Coatmg, are required by law to B~tW.~ng Patching and Repwr, be licensed. Check with .. UCI21031_ color matchmg, mmor merclal & Custom resl- And Rebuilding Pomte references Call chimneys. The Bock Parkmg lots, Dnveways, proper State Agency -In8ured cement work Great denbal Great rates for Replace Rotten Wood Charles "Chip' Gibson Doctor RIChard Pnce TenOis Courts Referen- to verify license. .12 year Guar8nhle Lakes Masonry 313- extenors.Expeneooed Creck & cemenl Repair 313-884-5764, Licensed 313-882-3804 ces.313-885-0161 .Honest Answers 417-1942 Grosse POinter. Insured, To Pass City Code ------PULCINI Construction THOMAS KLEINER -Free written estimates Relerences (313)823- Guaranteed PLASTER repairs, pamt- You receIve honest BASEMENT (313)881-8035 J.W. KLEINER SA. 6233 Beautlfication call For Free Estimate Ing Cheap' No Job too quality workmanshIP on WATERPROOFING MASON CONTRACTOR award wmner' Ucensed Insured smalll Call anytime. In- all cement work, water- R.L. SERVING THE -Dlggmg Method UCENSED red b I"" John Price sured (810)774-2827 proofing CommerClaV STREMERSCH POINTES FOR 40 YEARS ,InsU Ul.... 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GUARANTEED censed & Insured. 313- ALL masonry work. Tuck. homeowners welcome WATERPROOFING SpeclalizlOg in Small Jobs laock & Coocrete Work LICENSED 885-9183 pOlOt, chimney, bocks, (810)772-5757 AND CONSTRUcnoN Free Esl1matesllJcensed ______block, stones Lay patiO Years Expenence 25 Years expenence ~o 31~lJ4.7139 313-882-0717 ~ WtSpacl"'t slate Cement steps 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING 10 YR GUARANTEE -10 Year Transferable SERV1'IG ce-uttm' mEARS MASONRY repairs Book ULTAADECKS ...... ~& 810-779-7619 Brick Pavers I Porches Guarantee JIfnltlwd ...... layer SInce 1948 Lt- DESIGNED & BUILT SENIOR DISCOUNT mlll1hll -Drwnage Systems censed & Insured, semI- ADDmoNS ETC ••• ffdliItl.m' VITO'S Cement work, Free Estimate Installed retired Reasonable porches, dnveways, pa- COACHLIGHT Ucenl8df Insured B.B.CODDas UCENSED '~"""'" ' lICensed & InsUled Excellence In 810-n2.3223 tiOS, brICk and block CHIMNEY SWEEP CO, 81~n6-2000 A.l Qusllty Waterproofing 1.a1 ()'296-2537 , ;: tf1f :, work, tuck point. Insur- S1atfI LIcensed Business ed, bonded, licensed 5154 CHAS. F. JEFFREY Workmenshlp FannJy SEAVER'S Home Mwnte- o 1~ CARPENTRY (313)527-8935 Basement Waterproofing 810-296-3882 Smct 1924 nance. Tuckpomtmg, 91~ CARPET INSTALLATION - 40 Yrs Expenence - DIgging Melhod steps, chimneys, morter St. CJelr Shores, MI • Peastone Backf,lI -outSide Method or matched Insured Expe- fAMILY BUSINESS SlNCE 1965 • Walls Stra,ghlened nerlCed. Neat (313)882. -Inside Method • Under Pinning -Walls StralQhtened Classified Ads 0000 • 25 Yr Guarantee APIZZO:t:.- :.-.( ...... & Braced DEADLINE: ltc("'n~f"d & Insured q 12 BUILDING; REMODEliNG c~...ll1jd DlJI r ~ -Founda1lonS UnderplOned eLJcensed & Insured Tuesday 12 Noon • DRIVEWAYS 313-882.1800 • PORCHES.-~'PATIOS • RAISE GARAGES & REPLACE 007 BASEMENT 907 BASEMENT GARAGE fLOORS SAFE FLUE WATERPROOFING \'IATERPROOFING BRICK repaIrs Porches, 917 PLASHRING CHIMNEY SERVICE steps, tuck pomllng, BRICK & BLOCK - Cll,mney Clean~ng smalt jObs Kevm 810- AFFORDABLE plastenng BRICK PAVERS & - Caps and 779-6226 25 years expenence, DECORATIVE CONCRETE Screens guaranteed work, free EXPOSED AGGREGATE Inslalled EXPERT Bock RepaIr estimates, Lou Black- FLAGSTONE & • Monarand Tuckpomllng, chImneys, DAVE CARLIN wen 810-n6-S687, BLUESTONE WORK Damper RepaIr porches, sleps Special- Renovation 1Remodeling Pager313-7~9845 TONY IZing 10 mortar, texture! Deta~lng I Destgn • Animal Removal Certlf'ed Ma sler Sweep color matchlOg The BUIlding 1 Addrllons ANDY SqUIres Plastenng ~ (m>885.0612 & Drywall Stucco repair Bnck Doctor RIChard 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE CLASSIFIEDS ARE ~~ (llOl777.4446 TOM TREFZER Pnce LICensed, 313- lICensed I Bonded Spray textured C8lllngs COOLI lICENSl: 1017021 .INSlJIED 882-5169 882-3804 (810~2639 (810)755-2054 012 RUllDING REMOD!WlG 012 BUllD:~lG REMODElI~lG 012 BUILDING REMODELING 912 BUILDING/REMODElING 91~ CEMENT WORK 91~ CEMENT I'IORK GRAZIO CONSTRUcnON, INC. RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE SPECIALIST SINCE 1963 ~ Hand Trow-*1 RnIIh RESIDENTIAL ~ DRIVEWAYS - FLOORS .PORCHES Foottnf1t, Gor~ "*"IQI. Pore".. GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED ~ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING NEW GARAGES BUILT "'< Exposed Aggregate oBrick Pavers "'< LIcensed &: Insured Licensed GLASS HI OCKS Insured ~ MAP.TIN RElf 810-774-3020 "'<775-4268 Thursday, June 24, 1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 970 CHIMNEY REPAIR 936 FLOOR SANDING/ 943 lANDS(APERS/ 9>7 PlUMIING l 945 HANDYMAN 946 HAULING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 960 ROOFING SERVI j j ~ i ~ I ,.. J. URS: Mon. Be Thur. 8:3()'9:00 • Tue. Be Wed. 8:30-6:00 • Fri. 8:30-6:00 .. .r~1> " !f.. :l~d/!J ;;.."'~~::kr..'--'""~~~~~ ":~J:if-"'1f:"'-:;~~;''''''''...... ,.c"'~""''''..."'''-_" ';i_~ 't . - .. II , ' T 1 -~" ~~"'+' ...... "s- ~ \ \, ! ! e f , • \ I ! j ,,,,,.,~ " ~~'<: '.,1 ...... ~ ...... ~ ..... ~~ .. r ' , " ", ", " '~ I Tak. Arthur's TriviaChall.nl' I 1 Flower ,Jfft ... _Aa .... ~Arttar ~ 1Iaw .... ~ , ...., .. )'IU'fMaII~ ...., s..\I... I I, How oW i\ AIthuIf A flower is nice. : 1 2. What grodt It....,.. • __ 3.. s ..., • 0 w. WhoI40 her ... tb'CI fort A flower is beautiful. ..What is D.W ... .\ WIlo. ~ ...... Flowers have color. :I. .. we.. It Altlv's" ,..... Pink, purple and blue. Ii 1 Arthur', ...... 4ft NIt ond Mt$ ""-' .. Who IS AIlhw __ tl w".~ 9. What " A1iJw, and 0 w. bab, .... ftOlllIM That is a pretty flower. 10. NIMe .. 01ArtIIur', "'-" b~:~ ktQ· ~'l'~ ,tI'j!J I f()r(j • • ~ { • ~I ' . ~ H ~, ? 1~:'l-?" One Howwill you entertain• yoursel this sUllllller? More than 1,000 animals live at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, Illinois. Open every day of the year, the lincoln Park Zoo is one of the few free zoos Explore art, theater, hones, farm _imals, science and more! left in the United States. Each of our 22 clay ~s is different 10 you'n never let "'red. Sip up for one, two or all of them! Here's a sample of wItat you The zoo was started in 1868 with only two animals and one person. auI do: Today, there are 68 full-time, professional animal keepers who take care of about 1,250 animals. Take a Bow. Detroit Opera House - ages 9-17 - June 21-25 Uncoin Park Zoo exhibits include: Who Done It? - Detroit Science Center - ages 6-14 - July 12-16 lester FISher Great Ape House-orangutans, chimpanzees and goriHas Computer Trek - Detroit Science Center - ages 9-17 - JulF 19-23 Art Around The Town - Scarab , .... - ages 6-17 - July 26-30 Regenstein Large Mammal Area-rhinos, giraffes, elephants and hippos SciellCe Eneounten - Wayne State - ages 12-15, Aupst 2-6 McCormick Bird House-toucans, rare birds and a bird lab Regenstein Birds of Prey Exhibit-vultures, storks, eagles and owls Call today for a free camp booklet! 313.9n.4475, x218. Penguin/Seabird House-penguins, puffins and murres Visit our welt site at www.mmpc.0"l. Farm-In-The Zoo-cows, chickens and all kinds of animals found on a Midwestern farm Camps are operated by the f1idi,u tIetro Girt Scout COIIIcil Cumnt Girl Scout Membership lot lequirtd One of the best parts of the zoo is the Pritzker Children's Zoo. Here there are guinea pigs, owls, turtles, lizards and even a tarantula. Many of the ani- Wehave great ovemi2ht camps tool mats can even be touched with a zoo worker's supervision. There is also a . . Check out glass-enclosed nursery for baby animals whose parents can't take care of Me I Mom Camp June 15-27, July 9-11 or July 30-August I them, From birds to gorillas, these zoo babies get extra-special attention. Me I Dad Camp July 16-18 To ~nd out more about lincoln Park Zoo, check out the Web site at faIniIy Camp - Just $30 per penon! JIlIy 23-25 http://www.lpzoo.com/menu.html. Thursday, June 24, 1999 • • ~ • • • The Wishing Star • • by Jessica Whitsell Oak Tree • • Pierce Middle School AnnaLuIce • • Pierce Middle School • • A • There were two oak • • Wish • • Star trees, growing together. Everyone • • Must be thought they'd be together forever. But one • • By far one day an oak tree's leaves began to fall, while the other • kept growing taller than tall. The oak tree grew up to the sky, • • Of the happiest • • For thoUgh it may not be the biggest while the • • Or the ~ it can work wonders other never • • Without blunders, it could be thought of • • Very very small saying good • • ~. ~..~' bye-.The ...~ r ~ ..,.~./ ...... A .. • • Not big at all ~ltw t! ,+r.C'''''d'''''(''1~11 c' For it seems the very \ oak trees { • ~ • • . c:",",,:.::~~~ farther ~.i" ~ • • Small have the biggest 'If 0-""'" • • Heart of all, shining ~ apart, but • • The night sky granting they will • always be • • Wish~ for you • • And I together in • • their hearts. • ," . . . • . '. .• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• July Camp Bor ers Become a Borders July Storytime Explorer Today! July 7 • 7 PM r------, Visit Borders Storytime every The Art q Science of Movie Make-Up! I . . . I Tuesday and Saturday at 11AM Get an inside look at movie make-up I Bring In thIS coupon I in the children's area. and special effects. I for a free punch I July 14 • 7 PM I on your I July 17, 1999 • 11 AM Michigan Bat~! I Borders I Come and Meet Arthur in person! Live bats will be at Borders brought in I I d I Arthur will be at Borders for a from the Organization for Bat Conser- Exp orers Car . I t. I special storytime and he will bring va ton. I some extra special fun! July 21 • 7 PM L Limit.Q0'!'p'er Cu~l!!.:r~xE!!~~Jun~~199~-' Sir Morgan July 31, 1999 • All Day Come and learn what it would be like Visit Borders during the Village to be a knight! Sir Morgan will be at Borders with armor for all to see. Sidewalk Sales for some added II(,\), Kidd activities. Borders will have [vptljtirnp. qOll ::Ittphd ::I CAMP ~ORD[RS: '0f) July 30 • 7 PM storytime at 11 AM and will offer DirJotek ptogt::lrn, or c;tltr to h::l'J(' IJOlH r;:nd c;t~rrjr}rd. face painting and much more. Come and learn about Dinosaurs! Wh('h you rollrrt 7 d8fnrJC;, ljOIJ ~~r-t;l T .c;llitt Jurassic Science will bring this eKciting Added kids activities will be through- program to Borders! out the whole day. • .. Page 4 ~ Thursday, June 24, 1999 i,,_.__ .~"__"_.$.f n.: ------TROMBLEY SCHOOL Thursday, June 24, 1999~age 5 '- ,r' -- the ARTISTS of GRADE 1 -- - - Page 6 Thursday, June 24, 1999 What A Rushl Hop in the car or toke a virtual ride and experience a summer fullof fun with these Internet si. on theme- parks. leam'about the.ups-and downs of roller coost¥s or iust take a strotl through your (qvorite park. Uni¥enal Studios. Ride through the movies and ~ndout about what's in the park at Universal stucJjos. The site has info on concerts and even free games from the movies. hHp://www.unNersalstudios.com/unicity2/t1~.html. . ~ Adventure parks. Find- a variety of advenhfreS at the AnheUser-Busch Adventure Parks site. Visit SeaWorkI in Florida, California, Ohio or Texas or check out the attrac:tion_~,atSesa.'!'~:~!"_ __.,...~ '4"C http://4I~' ' - ~ l. .j~ Disne¥ - - - I a Ion 9t eve g Isn.x at I1 http://' . lIMY. .~. N¥" e'%ffjc~rsife-~ ~ls~eytarTeI:~-Visit I http://www2.disney.com/Disneylam:l/ind.ex:litmf¥GL=H. Here you can explore the park, download a screensover or ,leam more about the man behind the empire, Walt Disney. Walt Disney World's official site is at http://www.disney.com/DisneyWorid/index2.html. Go there for stuff about the Magic Kingdom@, Epcot@,Disney-MGM Studios and Disney's HeJp Qui-GOD get 8CJ'(8 the swamp 10fiPt the batt1e druidsl Animal Kingdom™ Parle. IW _ puaIa ad ..... cIlKt Old ...... QIiIdml .. 1'lIIIIIIIaIlI' SIIr W_ t:pIIodc IICII'IIIJIaIbI Six Flags•• From coost to coast, check out the Six Flags parks, but only iFyou don't get dizzy! The site includes video clips of the rides at the parks. http://sixAags.comparks/ LEARN FROM THE BEST Thrilling ride. If you love roller coasters, then this site is for you. It includes a section that rates roller coasters, has rumors about roller coast- ers that are going to be opening, pictures and more. http://www.thrill- ride.com/ Defunct parks. learn more about theme parks that are no longer in omputer business. This site has information by state that includes stories and pho- tos about these parks. http://www.defunctparks.com/ Northeastern parks. The New England Amusement & Theme Park site has all the details on parks around Massachusetts. It includes info on Riverside:The ThrillPark. http://www.chelmsford.com/home/ deamon/ rollercoaster/ Camp Theme park review. Check out this site that ranks theme parks from California to Canada. http://www.geocities.com/-robbalvey/ Amusement parks headquarters. Find a list of parks in the United States and Canada. Includes a listand photos of specific rides, new rides and a list of books on amusement parks. http://www.ridezone.com/ U Michigan Rides, rides and more rides. This site has lots of information about rides-including facts, hiStory, locations and photos of roller coasters. It indudes water rides information, too. http://ww.lifthill.com/ Humber College Santa's village. Toenjoy Christmas year-round, visit this site for infor- mation on the rides and fun and games. Youcan even E-mail Santa from this site. http://www.santasvillage.com/ Stanford - 1he of science roller coasters. learn about the science behind roller AMERICAN coasters, bumper cars and more. Find out about ride safety, too. Mil http://www.learner.org/ exhibits/ parkphysics/ COMPUTER PIecne noIe This 1,51 only appIres to the s,1es IIslec/, not to arry SIIes that may be I,nked web slIes change o:mslondy AI the lime th,s arhcle was wrrllen, these web odcIresses wariced Some of me siles may calf for software you do not have. 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We kick off our conditioning, stretching, summer schedule of workshops for kids, with strength training, some a Self-portrait class on plyometric training, and .----~- Thursday, July 1st at 11:00 a.m. enjoy an open, supportive _.- forum where they will be encouraged to ask Call for reservations. Call size is limited. questions concerning exercise and health. Come by to check out the full schedule of pOINTE I -- --~------~ workshops. i i I Walk-in painters welcome any time. ~ ------= No reservations necessary! CENTEll "Making the world a stronger place" 15121 Kercheval- GPP - 822-7445 12-7 W & TH. 12-9 F & Sat. • 12-5 Sun. OI1 ~a.ck. 885-3600 \ ~I ,. ,I I . .>I' '- .:WIt}.) IW II Ii n~ 'CHIT . , i,:;1) ,r~iil! , 'iT ~ iI; -t 51 1"1 l'f.., ~ \... A\, ~~ • -I t KiDDiNG It. j... AROUND r-! -. '. '-~~-~',,~"tl,.'aiL'~' . p • 4-. .-,~~. ,' ,[ l . . . .. ~. Gr •• , '-"duti -.. .0- I' '~AIk ... 1OUIt ., IV I •• ,' - ,~ i~ ...... 11 ;aj .... , , " D.a,., II '!" •• 56." ea.... sad, , , , ,. " "Il ...... KiDDING AROUNJ) ,~ do: GnI Ne. t6 KIll • 0..1.1 "lnte Far.ms. MI 41236 - For More ...... l&duft J 13."2.6900 ext. 3 ~. I • • • • Page 2 yourHome Thursday, June 24, 1999 . _ The basement is as cold as a meat-locker Q. Mr. Hardware, I'm building a rec room in my basement and I'm Most homes with air condition- having a problem with the air ing have a "fan on" switch on the In the old days I slept in the temperature down there. Even basement when it was hot, now thermostat. It allows air to circu- the basement is as warm as though the ceiling vents' are late around the house without closed the basement is 62 degrees upstairs. I guess Mr. Hardware affecting the regular heating or and damp when the temperature will have to turn on the air condi- upstairs is 75. The air conditioner cooling the furnace is doing at tioner or Mrs. Hardware will have that time. Use it to even out the me sleeping in the basement is operating as it should, the again. upstairs is comfortable but the temperature of the rooms when one side of the house is sunny and Send your questions to; Mr. basement is like a meat locker. those rooms are hotter than the Hardware c/o Gilbert's Pro Should I insulate the furnace out the hole. Now with sheet- rest, or to distribute the cool base- Hardware at 21920 Harper, St. room or what? C.L. of St. Clair Clair Shores 48080; call (810) Shores. metal screws install the register ment air upstairs. For only pen- and, with the grill open, the fur- nies you can run the fan for a day, 776.9532, e-mail blair@mrhard. A. C.L., what you need to do is nace room will dry up and warm ware.com, or visit wwW.mrhard. some people run the fan continu- ware.com for a recap of some of my connect the rec room to the fur- up. ously all summer. nace, not insulate from it. To columns. spread this cool damp air around To collect cold air from the rest the house, check to see if the fur- of the basement connect a vent nace has a cold air return vent pipe from the rec room to the cold Pet Care air return of the furnace. Using next to the furnace and close to flexible duct pipe and two the floor. Its location is at the base Q. My 8-year-old dog has sud. Another cause for a sudden adapters the job can be a piece of of the furnace on the "cold air denly become lame. She was fine onset of lameness, believe it or cake getting the ree room connect- ,ooe Uayf and now she seems to not;t is Lyme"cliseaS8. return" and measures around 7 by 13 inches. ~.to the.furnace. Mount the-wall 4bp,~~ quite Painfull.f.~Her, ' In any evenh we l'eCOmmend vent and the connection to the ~tilr\t',.'rear leleg In particular' strM1dJvIol.._t "n1.. I..... -VAn"" vet- If there isn't one there I suggest VA cold air return on the furnace as ~4_ to bother her. Should l~- .....e~an~~thi:outV.If.it is installing one - not on the fur- low as possible. Cool damp air is "< WO~? Could it bejust a sprain, ~e di.6ease, it call easily be nace, on the big silver metal duct heavy and if the return is low to ~eh as 'We humans can often addressed With antibiotics_Ifit's next to it, the cold air return. the floor the furnace will suck up get? , art.britifJ, , it"QUt be controlled ~',< A. There be numerons \vitll VarjotJ&,,~new mediClitions Mark a pattern on the duct close the cold basement air and distrib- can to the floor, but don't mark a size 'pauses for"your dog's problenL which are J1QW available, such until you have the register in your ute it all over the house. Another certainl~ eM is COD$ldered a as AdE!quan • cranine and advantage of drawing air from the hands. Then cut out the recom- senior dog, and her limping Rimadyl. Ifit's a slJr~" the vet basement is the airconditioner mended opening in the duct, just ;llllUld \/ndkate arthritis, _ if maywant to ~ IiGr 11>1' ihnr- "'yoU never saw any symptoms k way with m:earcatiOas~fOr pam drill a few holes in a row so you will dry the air in the basement and remove the "dampness" down --before this. And, yes~ it could and inflammation. can get tin snips started and cut there. < just be a sprain she incurred " , f.<;,"while, ,",- ' p!~ying Or running.'" -KitwhF~'" " ~~~~ ., ,w < "', ~ • > '" ' • ., • '", S, k' ON THE COVER __ YOUR OWN COUNTRY ESTATE A magnificent setting with extensive gardens, brick terraces, dramatic nightscape lighting and a totally renovated 26' x 42' SWimmingpool. This gracious five bedroom, three full and two half bath home includes a family room, paneled library and a basement teenage retreat and office. 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" Page 4 YourHome Thursday, June 24,1999 All sapphire colors but - blue will win a ~fancy' Q. Dear Jewelry Lady, when a sapphire is called "fancy," does that have to do with its cut, or with the mounting it's set in? Sapphire blues. A. Dear Blues, The Jewelry Lady understands your confusion. The term fancy generally refers to Grosse Pointe City how we look when we get really decked out. But when gemologists 739 Fisher $237,900 2-4 p.m. refer to "fancy sapphires," they 751 University JIlean sapphires of any color other friendly skies. $369,900 2-4 p.m. than blue. Sapphire is of the min- A. Dear Ready, The Jewelry eral group corundum. Blue corun- Lady can only speak for herself dum is simply called sapphire. because when she travels she Grosse Pointe Farms Red corundum is called ruby. All prefers not only to be comfortable the other colors are fancy sap- physically, but mentally as well. 303 Beaupre $289,500 1-4 p.m. phire. Colors range from pink to (She goes on trips to get away orange, gold, purple, yellow,green from it all, not to bring it with 313 Beaupre $269,900 1-4 p.m. and white. her.) For that reason, she packs no • Q. Dear Jewelry Lady, I recent- . extra fine jewelry, no matter what 278 Fisher $315,000 2-4 p.m. Iy went shopping for earrings and the oceasion, and only takes that after trying several on, I noticed which she will wear all day,all the 385 Hillcrest $200,000 2-4 p.m. that my ears, (particularly my time, f~r the duration of the trip. right lobe) were getting pretty She does confess to owning sever- 3 17 McMillan $349,500 2-4 p.m. irritated. I assumed they'd be fine al pieces of inexpensive costume the next morning, but they are jewelry which she will pack along 464 Touraine $159,900 2-4 p.m. not. In fact, there are little nodes with her clothing with the heart- in my ears right next to where felt belief that while it would be a I they're pierced. It's been two days. nuisance if these pieces were lost , Do I have to see a doctor? Lumpy or stolen during her travels, it Grosse Pointe Parl< earlobes. would not be a personal disaster. ;A. Dear Lumpy, either you • 770 Bedford 2-4 p.m. I piated up an infection when try- Men like platinum too - It ing on the earrings, or you just might be the understated ele- I 122Yorkshire $405,000 2-4 p.m. plain irritated your skin by pok- gance and status or the heft of a I ing it with several different posts nice platinum ring. Maybe they've just bought into all the hype. !I or wires. Give your ears a rest. As painful as it may be, abstain from Whatever the reason, men are rosse Pointe Woods , increasing their purchase of plat- r, wearing earrings for a few days. inum jewelry, especially wedding 1587Anita r Dab your lobes, front and back, $159,900 2-4 p.m. I bands and cufi1inks. f with alcohol at least twice a day. Think pink ~ Basic black is 2057 Anita I $189,900 And keep checking to see if the blah; at least wheIt compared to 1-5 p.m. nodes are decreasing in size. the co~rful P.8s~ls making their 1977 Beaufait When you feel you're ready, clean way dawn fashion runways this 12-4 p.m. your earring posts or wires with season. Not only are pink gems, 1355 Hawthorne alcohol before you put them like pink tourmaline and pink $299,900 2-4 p.m. I through your ears. If the problem pearl, in vogue, but so is pInk gold. 20077 Holiday $209,000 I' persists or worsens, by all means 1-4 p.m. The Jewelry Lady is available to consult your dermatologist! answer all your questions about I71 I Huntington Blvd. $189,900 1-4 p.m. t Q. Dear Jewelry Lady, what's gems and jewels. You may contact the best way to pack jewelry when her at [email protected] or fax 986 Lochmoor $650,000 2-4 p.m. you go on a trip? Ready for the (248) 582-9223. 1974 Roslyn $114,500 2-4 p.m. StopRentinallU 1Me In TheF.rnu! Harper Woods I j 2140 I Newcasde ~ Looking for a ScaJe-Down? Do $139,900 1-4 p.m. • you want a smaJl yard? Need low 21533 Newcasde maintenance? Come see [his $153,600 2-4 p.m. f wonderful home at 464 Touraine 20614 Ridgemont on Sunday, June 27, from 2-4p.m. $79,900 2-4 p.m. i Listed at $159,900 and ready to move in! St. Clair Shores I CAROLYN CANDLER ea Assoda~e Broker ~ 22831 Lingemann $199,500 12-4 p.m. (313)884-6400 1~. [email protected] ;tc;- ..... Thursday, June 24, 1999 YourHome Page 5 , ~ A father's lessons on It. ClairShor.. ~4 .. 14 J...... how to live a rich life "I Ed Note: Tom Kelly received ~'{(:;t('*" ~E'. Pt1 C'.fA • '% home. There was no scrutinizing ~~~~lm 'R PiE ':d.lI$i~ of seasonal interest rates, never By Tom Kell any late-night anxiety brought by "'~W GROSSE POINTE SHORES $1,499,000 GROSSEPOImFARMS $997,000 GROSSE POINTE CITY $819,000 GROSSE POINTE PARK $525,000 GRANDEUR OF YESTERDAY. Amenities of STEPS FROM THE LAKE. Large gracious PRICE REDUCED! Treat yourself to this today!! Fantastic 1995 Kelletbuitt JUST LOVELYCompletely updated inside and Micou built Colonial. Ave bedrooms. three beautiful English Colonial featuring mahogany Williamsburg Colonial. Begance and beauty out! Dramatic foyer entrance, spacious and one half baths, four fireplaces and room paneled library, family room with slate floor in a private country.like setting. 4,400 rooms and choice location in Wlfldmnl PoiAte. for entertaining. Grand foyer with circular overlooking large yard with three car garage. squcw feet (GPN-F-9OlAtQ (313) 886-5800 staircas&: (GPN-H-25BfA) (313) 885-2000 This home will capture your heart (GP~-H- (GPN-H-15l.AK) (313) 885.2000 22PEM) (313) 885-2000 - . GROSSE POINTE WOODS $369_ GROSSE POIm WOODS $309,000 'GROSSE POINTE FARMS $298,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $287,900 "BEAUTIACATION AWARD- WINNER An STUNNING BRICK RANCH. Exceptional A PLEASURETO show. All rooms are tasteful- LOCATED IN PRIME area. This spacious I, immaculate two bedroom brick ranch with condition with numerous updates and ly done, ceramic in kitchen, dining room both Colonial with great curb appeal awaits the family room 00 a large lot Family room could amenities. This three bedroom, two and one baths and family room. Deck with hot tub will warmth of family and friends. Three bedroom be third bedroom. Anished lower level. (GPN- half bath home offers a family room, sfyIight, stay. 10' x 8' cedar closet in basement finished basement with lots of storage. Home W-6OHID) (313) 886-4200. super finished basement and large master (GPN-F-70LAB) (313) 886-5800 Warranty. (GPN-F-73SEV) (313) 886-5800 su~.(GPN-H-32~(313 885-2000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $259,900 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $234,000 GROSSE POIm PARK $225,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $223,500 SPECTACULAR WOODS HOME. Open layout, PERFECT FAMILY HOME. Sharp three WONDERFUL CONTEMPORARY HOME with professionally decorated with attention to LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! This three bedroom ranch with a new ('95) family room open plan. Four bedroom, two full baths detail. Pella windows, remodeled kitchen floor bedroom Colonial is situated on a quiet expansion. Paneled lower level with bar and and modemized kitchen. Pella wmdows. court. Numerous updates including roof, with all Kitchen Aid appliances. Family room full bath. Beautiful landscaping and two car Hardwood floors and recreation room in furnace and air. Large kitchen, hardwood with fireplace. (GPN-W-48BRYS) (313) 886- garage. (GPN-W-74ANQ (313) 886-4200 4200 basement (GPN-H~24BED) (313) 885-2000 floors and finished basement(GPN-W-36CHAj (313) 886-4200. , GROSSEPOIm CITY $174,800 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $156,900 CLOSETO SCHOOLand shopping. Watch your MOVE RIGHT IN. To this three bedroom two child cross the street to school from your bath brick bungalow with finished basement front yard-one block to the Village and Garage parking for three cars. Grosse Pointe Immediate occupancy with this brick home. schools. Lakefront park. (GPN-W-51lAN) (GPN-F-39NOT) (313) 886.5800. (313) 886-4200 For more properties COLDweLL visit our website at: BAN~eR 0 Thursday. June 24, 1999 YourHome Page 7 What is bugging you and your garden? Q. My Alberta spruce is turning Insect infestation and diseases be helpful to be able to identify a brown and I have white bumps on spread in the wind and rain, and few of the more common prob- my euonymus. What can I do to unfortunately there is no way to lems. Leaf spot disease will look help these plants? totally isolate your plants from like yellow streaks in your lawn. A. Now is the time to control insect damage. The treatment of The grass blades will have brown insect pests - before they do per- pest problems varies for different dots on them and as these brown manent damage to your plants. pests. There are many choices dots enlarge to the width of the The increase of insects this sum- available and not all require the grass blade, the top of the blade mer, as well as certain diseases, is use of chemicals. Japanese beetle will turn yellow and then brown. due to the unusually warm winter traps, hot pepper wax spray and Treat this disease with Daconil weather conditions. Normally horticultural oil sprays are just and repeat after 10 to 14 days. many of these pests die off during many pest problems from start- some of the non-chemical choices. The damaged areas can be top- the cold winter, reducing the pop- ing. Most insects will attack weak Under severe conditions a chemi- dressed and seeded to speed up ulation the following season. plants or plants under stress. If cal spray may be your best choice, recovery. Grubs and chinch bugs Insects and diseases are abun- you keep plants healthy and and these products can be used are found in many lawns and are dant this year because it was not happy with proper watering and safely if label directions are fol- easy to spot. Grubs are white and very cold last winter. fertilizing, you will avoid many lowed. Scales are spreading now live just under the root zone of the Some of the most prevalent pest problems. You should fertilize and can be easily controlled at grass, and can be devastating to a insect problems this year are red most trees and shrubs twice a this point with horticultural oil lawn. Chinch bugs are about 118- spider mites on junipers and year, flowers and vegetables need such as Orthene or Isotox. Red inch long and live in the thatch spruce,- Japanese beetles (grubs) to be fertilized about once a spider mites have been a difficult layer. There are a few different in lawns, soon to be on plants, and month, and your lawn needs fer- problem for a few years because of products available to control these scale on euonymus. As for disease tilizing three to five times a year the mild winters we have been insects, and should be used only if problems, I have seen leaf spot on depending on whether or not you having. Control can be achieved the insects are present. a few lawns, and scab disease will let it go dormant. with Pyrethrins, horticultural oil, probably be especially trouble- Watering plants should be done Malathion or Isotox. Repeat appli- • some for many crab apples. on an as-needed basis. Many fac- cations need to be done to control The best way to protect your tors like soil type, the tempera- the second generations. ITthe rec- David Soulliere is a Michigan garden is to monitor what is going ture and individual plant needs ommended rate of application is certified nurseryman at Soulliere on in it. If a problem is identified will determine how much water is followed and common sense is Landscaping and Garden Center, early enough, it can be treated needed, and mulching around used, these chemicals can be used 23919 Little Mack, St. Clair successfully. Take a piece of the your plants will help retain mois- safely. _ Shores, between Nine and 10 mile. plant or lawn to your local garden ture. If, however, you find yourself Drought and insects have Phone (810) 776-2811 for further center if you don't know what is with some unwelcome garden caused severe damage in lawns information. E-mail at dsoul- causing the damage, and they can guests, they need to be brought over the past few years, so it will [email protected] identify the problem and offer you under control quickly to avoid Ii solution. widespread damage to your plants Proper garden care will prevent or lawn. - MICHIGAN FIREPLACE & BARBECUE j • unsafe,. says Sheryl Leonard, TEe GRILLS home eeonomiBt for MSU EXtension, MaComb County. The Ultimate Outdoor Appliance Real Estate----- From page 5 how, some way there would be another special day down the and I found a spot on a fresh road. Kids are like that, expecting water lake that we still share perfect summer sunsets and with another family. I was drawn immortality. to it because it was a compilation This will be my first Father's of the places my dad used to rent Day without my dad. He died for us a generation ago. I catch three weeks ago at 83 of complica- myself saying "keep your shirt on" tions of Parkinson's disease. And I when my kids sprint out of the will wish, more often than the one cabin to the beach. I like to row day earmarked for dads each there and my kids sometimes year, for another moment in that study how I row - much as I row boat with him. Mon-Fri 10-8 sat 10-7 Sun 11-5 studied my own father more than . Tom Kelly, for1TU!rreal estate edi- , 2908 E. Long Lake at Dequindre 40 years ago. tor for The Seattle 1i1TU!S,is a syn- Yet, I know they sometimes dicated columnist and talk-show take those special days for grant- host. He can be reached at (248) 689-2296 ed. I did, too, knowing that some- news @ tomkelly. com ... Page 8 YourHome Thursday, June 24, 1999 ~ ntl " , Q. My mother bought a set of talkmg doll? . etched-gold dinner plates in the A. Both Chatty Cathy and 19308. I'm not sure whether they Barbie were made by MatteI. were new or old. The plates are 10 Barbie was introduced in 1959, 3/4 inches in diameter, and there two years before Chatty Cathy are two marks on the bottom. One debuted. Expensive talking dolls .: has a gold shield that says were made in France during the "Pickard." The other has a stand- 1890s. After World War II, Terri ing lion in an oval with the words, Lee Sales of Lincoln, Neb., manu- I "Hutschenreuther, Selb, LHS, factured a more affordable talking • ! ' Bavaria." doll that plugged into a record I. player. In 1950, Ideal made the \. f A. Your plates date from Talking 1bt doll, a key.wind talk- I between 1925 and 1930. At that er. The 20-inch brunette Chatty time, the Pickard Studios Inc. of Cathy was the most successful of Chicago (now Pickard Inc.) used all talking dolls. Talking dolls are the etched-gold, coat-of-arms still being made. trademark. While your plates • I' I. were decorated by Pickard, they were not manufactured by the "The Label Made Me Buy It" by company. Ralph and 'JerryKovel is a picture Pickard bought china blanks history of labels that once decorat- from all over the world and hired ed products from cigar boxes to decorators to paint or etch designs orange crates and salmon tins. on the plates. The' There are 320 full-color labels 11 I .Hutschenreuther mark indicates which picture Indians~ famous that your plates were made in people, buildings and symbols. Selb, Germany, by the Lorenz Learn how to identify and date Hutschenreuther Porcelain labels or just enjoy the rare pic- Factory. tured labels (hardcover, 224 • pages). Send $40 plus $3 shipping Q. Is the Chatty Cathy doll as to Kovel, Box 22900, Beachwood, old as Barbie? Was it the earliest Ohio 44122. on orner While heating season is over, I'd Paso, TX 88539 (receive an offi- like to pass along a tip for those of cial NBA basketball). Send in two you who have oil heat. UPCs from any 2-liter bottles, 3. 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ExL »t+ Renters in southeastern $100,000 liability insurance the Michigan whose apartments and cost may be less than $100 a year, homes have been damaged by or less than $10 a month. storms have discovered the impor- This policy would pay to replace tance of having property insur- your belongings up to $20,000 and ance on their belongings. Every has a $250 deductible. The exact cost of insurance depends on the tenant should .have property and , GROIIE P<*1'E WOODS - liability insurance, according to location of your apartment, how : ~_ > .... __ oonIIIUDIiCIR • ~ IIIIifUItIIIIMd Cheryl Krysiak of the Michigan many units are in the building QotoniIL 1lne bedIaoma, ...., lQDIft State University Extension. and whether there are smoke .... ~ elM ...... The cost of replacing all of your alarms and security locks. 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Those vic- The landlord's policy also does not tims of storms with insurance can cover the tenant's liability for quickly go shopping and replace injury to someone else or property their property, while others with- out insurance can only worry _CUlt .... CUIftIIt 101••• damage for which the tenant may Wo .., .. _~ ._.bII1 be held responsible. about how they will ever pay to ~~,o-- 'n.' . , '~<, 1IIIgIIOW ...... , CtlIIJIIIt, la D' .fW ...... Renter's insurance is very replace their property. ,.., -. .... 11,1' I **'e If a big storm damages your , " II'Id ...... 111" ~ ...... bIII ... affordable. For $20,000 coverage ~ , oa_ II .. F.? 'C""". DIE'" on personal property and apartment which one will you be? ...... _IIlt 101 . ,... "OJ" ....., , IddIIlfIIllt. /II .. *-d in Ill ...... 4IctJ.Jon A~ ...... ,.000. . ... \ANt CtMI SctlOllII. •i AIt for ... eoeo, EJt. at. Atk .... Ut3_104O. ElL231. 813...... 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Demna Sheryl Scott ' 82 KERCHEV J:i.Lon the Hill Shirley i Gauss Gladstone Grow Houghton JUDe Susan Gloria Marlene Gormley Grosse POI ute Farms Kennedy Kinney Korpas Kotas Kraus-Uhde ,I• l' t-• r , Susan Donna Judy Eve Patti Noethen O'Keefe on Portwood Printz t t,, I. Laura Kristine Ann Katy KrisUDa t Wholih .... WWs YakUn ,I Ziehron 1 313-884-0800 - Page12 YourHome Thursday, June 24, 1999 Be prepared for a sudden power outage. could drop to the freezing point ances. Severe weather can cause a emergency situation. Th prevent pipes from freezing, power failure at any time of the • Keep a flashlight or battery- • Avoid opening and closing the refrigerator and freezer unneces- especially those in outside walls. year. When your home loses powered lantern in proper work- turn one or more faucets on at a power there are a few important ing order at all times. Also keep a sarily. In a fully loaded freezer, food may remain frozen for as long slow trickle - enough to keep steps you should take to supply of easily accessible water moving through the pipes. protect your loved ones matches to light candles as 36 to 48 hours (a half full freez- er reduces the time to 24 hours). This will cause your water bill to and your home, and kerosene lanterns go up, but will prevent your pipes according to Cheryl or lamps. The enclosed The food will last almost as long in a refrigerator: but each opening from bursting and causing exten- Krysiak of the flame of a lantern is sive water damage to walls, floors safer than the unpro- of the door robs you of several Michigan State and furnishings. . University tected flames of can- hours worth of cold. • Be aware of the possibility of • Remove house plants you Extension Service. dles. If the power value, as they cannot withstand outage happens at frozen pipes if the power outage • Never go near excessive heat or cold. Be sure to night your first con- occurs during the heating season. a or touch a fallen elec- wrap and insulate them wen cern is to provide light If the outage lasts several days tric line - whether it is before taking them outside. giving off sparks or not. to avoid falls and other acci- the temperature inside the house Report the downed line to dents. the power company and allow • Be vigilant when using can- experts to handle it safely. dles. Keep candle flames away • Be sure to protect older and from drapes, furniture, or bed Top' 10 Movie.s.. . ' younger residents and pets qy.ring linens. Keep all candles in the ..,0- -:.0' ~ "O'Z'. f" , . an outage in cold or hot weather. middle of tables or counters and ~ d1 If the outage lasts more _than a away from pets, children and pre-, ~,. Wars: Ep~l • Sean Connery...... few houts make plans move occupied adults . !; to "PhaDt$D Menace, ~_tar.. " 7. 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Thursday, June 24, 1999 YourHome Page 13 313-8Br-6~OO YOURHOMf [l_j~HDVE8TI5ING fiX: 313-J43-55i' DEADI.NS hltp://grossepointenews.com lEAl ESWE fOI SALE18ft 703 Apts/FIaIs/DupIeK- 722 Vocation Rental-Out 01 StIle 813 Northern Michigan Homes lEAl ESWE IESOUICE: Wanled to Rent n3 VocaIian Rerti- 81.4 Northern Michigan Ids ~Nl12 NOONtcoIlor~"", 704 Halls For Rent NoI1flem Midligan 815 Out of Slate Property CWSIIDS lML O'HI CWSIICAnONS) 705 Houses - Grcue p~rIte/ TUESDAY12 NOON tcoIlor""""...... rn Vacotion Rental- Resort 8J6 Real EstaIe Exchange MYMEN'JS Harper Woods ns Rentals/Leasing 817 Real EsIale WcMIIcf 706 OeIroit!Balonce Wf11Jte County Out-Stole Michigan 818 Sale or Lease . We...... except Visa,is'"MasieICarr:I, Cosh, Checl. 707 Houses - St. Clatr Shores/ 819 Cemetery lois AD S1YLES: Macxxnb County 820 Businesses for Sole Won:! Ads: 12 words • $11 55; 708 Houses Wa~ to Rent additional~, 65_ each. IfAI. ESTAtE fOR SAI! 709 Townhouses/Condos For Rent 800 Houses for Sale AbbnMahons IISlICICtef*ld 710 Wan!ed Measured Ads. $20.50 per colII'M inch Townhouses/Condos 80 1 Commercial Buildings R!AI. ESTATERESOUICE Border Ads. $22 55 per c:aIumn inch 711 Garages/Mini SIoroge For Rent 802 CommercioI Propetty 830 Grosse Pointe Shores RJU PAGE UIO.OO 7J 2 Garages/Mini SIoroge Wanled 803 Condos/ Apts'/Flats 831 Grosse Pointe Woods l/2 PAGE $275.00 713 lndustriaI/Warehouse RenIaI SO.4 Country Homes 83Z. Grosse Poinle Farms 1/ A PAGE $200.00 71.4 Living Quarten to Shore l/8 PAGE $125.00 REAL ESTATE fOR RENT 805 FQmI$ 833 Grosse Pointe City 715 ~ tbnes For Rent 806 Property In .... - t t Page 14 YourHome Thursday, June 24, 1999 I 700 ~PTS FLATS DUPLEX 701 APTS IFLATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 70S HOUSES FOR RENT 706 HOUSES FOR RENT ll-l LIVING QUARTERS POINHS/ HARPER WOODS DETROIT \'/AYNE COUNTY S.C.S, MACOMB COUNTY POINTES/HARPER \,/OODS DETROIT/WAvra COUNTY TO SHARE NEFF, 2 bedroom, natural GILFORD- basement effi- 11 Mile! 1-94. Recentty re- GROSSE Pointe City- 604 RENTERS NEEDED NOW WANT responsible, clean fireplace, Florida room, ciency apartment, sepa- modeled, 1 bedroom. Notre Dame. Charming roommate. I have pets, all appliances. $975. rate entrance, $475 in- Excellent condition! 2 bedroom house, natu- St. John Hospital area. 2. your non-destructive pet 313-345-0527 cludes all utilities, stove (248)344-9904 ral fireplace, modem 3-4 bedroom from $450. welcome tool You get 3 and cable. No pets, kitchen with appliances, bedrooms, own bath ONE bedroom flat, com- 2 bedroom, 1bath duplex. $700 security, credit 1 car garage, $700. Near Eastland Mall. (upstairs). Share main p1etely remodeled, new Central air, basement, check, (313)884-4180 Eastside Management Many 2-3-4 bedroom house, basement, ga- refrigerator/ stove. $600 garage, kitchen applian- Co. (313)884-4887 from $350. rage. Eastpointe, $5001 month plus security. For HARPER! Cadieux area, ces. $750 monthly plus month. 1/2 utiltiies. Call appointment. 313-510- utilities. (810)447-8576 large 1 bedroom apart- GROSSE Pointe Farms- 4 6-7-8 Mile, 3-4-5 bedroom 810-n9-5349 2603 ment. Stove, refrigera- EFFICIENCY apartment, Available now from $450. bedroom, 3 bath, 2 fire- 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL PARK- 868 Nottingham, tor, heat & water includ- St Clair Shores, 13 Mite place Colonial. Large fOR RENT lower 2 bedroom apart- ed. $4951 month. 810- Rd. $425/ month. lot on the Country Club Quality Home. ment. $545 month plus 726-0004 (810)293-9476 Go" Course. Pictures- 810-773-1805 15112 Kercheval. Grosse utilities. 810-739-8554. IMMACULATE 2 bedroom ONE bedroom apartment, que views overlooking Pointe Park. 750 sq. ft. SCHOENHERR & 7 Mile- prime space. $1,000 in- PARK. Just built in 1988! lower, Outer Dr) Mack. Roseville area, all app1i- 12th fairway. 2700 S bedroom, brick, dining clusive. (313)824-4280 Large 2 bedroom 2 story $400 month. No pets. ances. No pets. 248- square feet. $2,500. per month. Days, 810-n2- room, basement. $650. dupfex. Deck, dishwash- 248-594-3866 543-3940 call 7a.m.- 19942 Harper Ave., Harp- 7755, evenings, 313- Rental Pros, 313-882- er, parking. $650 month. 4:30p.m. er Woods. 1,585 ft. offi- LOWER 2 bedroom, ca- 882-7755 Rent 313-882-5521, leave dieux! Mack area. No Picture Yourself ... ces. $1,400, includes 707 HOUSES FOR RENT message. pets, plus security de- Stepping from YOUR taxes. Large parking lot. GROSSE Pointe Park- 1 S.U' MACOMB COUIlTY REMODELED- clean, spa- posit. $500. per month. beautiful lakeside bedroom cottage. $450. Catl313-885-2800 . cious, 2 bedroom. In- plus utilities. 313-372- apartment home to Credit check. 313-822- 4 bedroom bungalow, 2 suite office for rent. St. cludes air. blinds, kitch- 0919 YOUR boat at 6252 Eastpointe area. $795. Clair Shores area. 1 mi- our private marina. plus deposit Appliances en! laundry appliances. MORANGI Kelly- 1 bed- nute from 941 696 Inter- What A Llfestytell in garage. 248-626-1119 large storage! closets. room upper, remodeled. GROSSE Pointe Woods, 3 change. Smoke free en- This and more at... Landscape service. Ref- heat! water. (810)n6- bedroom brick colonial. vironment. (810)445- Harbor Club South A+ home on North River erences, $630. 313-885- 8712. Leave best time to fenced yard. garage. 3700 8384 810-791-1441 Avaifable July 1st. Road. 1 bedroom, spa- retum call cious... and boatwelll 22211 Greater Mack- Ap- 703 APTS FLATS DUPLEX $1,190. 248-681-8868 SOMERSET. 3 bedroom ONE bedroom apartment. $875/ month. 248-931- proXimately 900 sq. ft. upper. Grosse Pointe \'JANTED TO RENT New carpet, paint. $350. GROSSE Pointe Woods- 4 1065 Completely remodeled. Park. $850. Appliances. per month, including NONSMOKING, sober bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, Lends itse" to many No pets. (313)882-2667 BEAUTIFUL spacious heat. 10421 Cadieux. gentteman seeks room 2,700 sq. ft, central air, uses. Red carpet Keim brick, St. Clair Shores 2 SPACIOUS upper on 313-839-9717 with privileges. Referen- no pets. $2,200. Shorewood. (313)886- Trombley. Uving room, ces available. 1-810- Bedroom Townhouse! 8710 QUIET. clean 2 bedroom (313)886-0478 dining room, family n9-4686 Duplex, $725. (248)559- lower on Bedford. Refer- COLONIAL EAST room, 3 bedroom. 2 705 HOUSES eaR RENT HARPER Woods 2 bed- 2982 ences, proof of employ- St. Clair Shores bath. $1,3501 month. 2 POINHS, HARPER \'10005 room, $650/ month, ment, nonsmoker, se- ST. Clair Shores, 3 bed- 9 Mile and Harper. 600- months security. 313- $650/ security. Allied curity. $500. 810-469- $1,000. 3 to 4 bedroom, rooms, 1 1/2 baths, air. 700 sq. ft:, 5 day janitor. . 823-8090. weekends. 313-881-8373 1 4807 Grosse Pointe SCt.\JOls. garage. $1,000 month. all utilities, near ex- THREE bed. 1 bath, up- Garage. basement. Im- 313-885-5871 pressway, reasonable. SPACIOUS 1 bedroom SMALL 2 bedroom cot- stairs flat. 1321 Way- mediate occupancy. 810-n8-0120 upper apartment, with tage on private island on bum. $6251 month. Call 313-885-5670 ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- canal, borders Grosse EASTPOINTE 248-592-9261 • living room, dining room, room, remodeled, 1. 5 1961 Grosse Pointe kitchen with appliances, Brys, Pointe Park. Appliances, baths. Garage, fenced. Completely remodeled. 701 APTS/FLATS DUPLEX Woods- 3 bedroom, 2 a walk out sundeck, and air, dock, deck, private $950. Rental Pros, 810- Keyed restrooms, near DETROIT IV/AYNE COUNTY large walk in closetS. In- car garage with opener. yard, boatwell option. na-Rent X-ways. 200 sq. ft.- cluded shared use of Modem kitchen, sharply Available July 1st. $925 2700 sq. ft. { 2 bedroom lower, updates, 709 TOVJN HOU SES / CONDOS good condition. $475/ basement and garage. decorated with window plus security. Pet OK. 810-776-5440 $395 per month, in- treatments, fenced yard, 313-881-6070, eve- fOR RENT month, 1 1/2 security, GROSSE Pointe Park- 1st months rent. cludes heat and water. appliances included. No . nings. GROSSE Pointe City, pets. $1,200. (313)885- 3.000 sq. ft. building; off (810)772-5757 No pets, excellent area. 706 HOUSES FOR RENT Lakeland! Mack. 1 bed- 8859 street paking; automo- Please call (810)775- DETROIT, \'/AYNE COUNTY room condo, new kitch- 5777 Chatsworth- 3 bed- tive/ retail. 313-824- 7164, 4pm- 9pm. 2 bedroom, 1 bath execu- en & appliances, hard- room upper, $650/ 3 bedroom brick. Applian- 4040 tive ranch. Library, up- wood floors. $7001 month plus security or WHITIIER area, 1 bed- ces included. Immediate dated, immaculate. month includes heat & GROSSE Pointe Woods rent with option to buy. room apartment, heat in- occupancy. $725/ Close to lake.- $1,700 air. 313-640-8966 Commercial or offices $600/ month plus cluded, $425/ month. month. Security and first per month. (248)335- 20927 Mack, 1750 sq It $5,000. deposit. 313- (313)886-8785 month required. 810- 2606 HARRISON Twp., 2 bed- Medical suites 886-3164,506-1188. 212-5555 WOODHALL 1 bedroom ------room, 1 1/2 bath, ap- 600 to 1500 sq. ft 438 Colonial Court. 3 bed- AL TEAl Charlevoix, upper. Newly decorated. proximately 1,200 sq. ft. Rear parking areas room brick, appliances, AVAILABLE now! Mack! Grosse Pointe side. 1 heat, water, appliances 810-268-4992 313-884-1340 central air, $1,350. 313- Cadieux area. Clean, bedroom. $325. In- included. No pets, $4501 313-886-1068 881-6na cozy, 1 bedroom house, 714 LIVING QUARTERS cludes heat. appliances. month, $675 security. TO SHARE OFFICE space, $250. per EXECUTIVE rental- -;hort with loft, garas:l8, base- 313-885-0031. Credit check. (313)884- month, all utilities, plus to long term. Touraine in ment, stove, refrigerator. FEMALE to share fumish- APARTMENTS- 1 bed- 4180 parking. 15005 E. Jeffer- the Farms. Welcome to $540/ month, plus $500 ed home, $2401 month room, $3751 Whit- son. 313-824-9174 $400. 702 APTS 'FLATS DUPLEX a completely & plushly security depOsit. plus 113utilities, deposit. tier. Morang, Cadieux. (810)783-9137 S. C. \) /,gCOMB CO UNTY appointed hideaway. (313)371-1326 PROFESSIONAL building. Laundry available. Cred- Perfect for the transfer- 16'X 18' office suite. In- it check. (313)882-4132 1 bedroom spacious town- CADIEUX! Mack area, 3 NEED A ROOMMATE? house style apartment red executive on the go cludes electric! gas. bedroom, carpeted. all All ages, occupations, BALFOUR! Chandler with basement. East- or a family in need of in- Harper Woods. 20008 Park, large 2 bedroom terim housing. 2 bed- appliances, $500. tastes, backgrounds pointe. 9/ Gratiot area. _ (810)777-9555. Kelly Road. Available y and lifestyles. upper. heat included. Air, appliances included. rooms, all amenities. July 1st $300 monthly. $450.313-88&4127 $1750 month CaR 313- "Our 20th Year" t Convenient location. CADIEUXI Mack, 2 hous- Gary: (313)343-0239. $5151 month. 313-885- 885-8843 or 313- 660- Home-Mate Specialists I GILFORD spacious 1 bed- es: 3 bedrooms. '1- SPACE for rent/lease. ..- 8300 0101 (248)644 6845 ex- room upper, 1018 of stor- $525 12- $625. 313- clusive center, prime l0- .... age, garage parking, GROSSE Pointe Woods- 3 602-4607 ST. Clair Shores bachetor cation. Grosse Pointe, Rentals Rentals RentaJs $4751 month. includes, bedroom, air, family home owner seeks 1720 sq. ft, immediate Go Go Go heat, water, stove, ca- room, fireplace, base- KELLY. Moross. 2 bed- roommate. 11 Milel Jef- occupancy. Call Stam- the bte. No pets. $700 se- In CIassifteds ment, garage. $1,090. room, decorated, new ferson, near water. C8I per and Company 1st curity, credit check. Rental Pros. 810-773- floors, $500. Credit $500. per month. 810- month free! (810)228- •~ 313-882-6900 (313)884-4180 Rent check. (313)882-4132 n~l. t 1060. =.....='!!..~._~~~,,~...~_~...~~~...~_~.~...!!"!.!""l_~~~_~.~.~.~.":'.":'_~.~."'!"."'!".------_ t ~_~=_=_=_=.. ~ ~- ~ ,... -" . .. -.,. I I" Thursday, June 24, 1999 ACATION RENTALS fOR RENT NORTHERN MICHIGAN ST. Clair Shores- 23995 CLARE. Summer reserva- Greater Mack." Medic8V tions. Lakefront cabins & general, 1254 sq. ft. house. Fireplaces. Nice $16.001 sq. ft. ($1,672) sandy beach. (517)544- triple net in award win- 3634 ning professional build- ing. Call 81o-n5-1 040, GLEN Lake, Sleeping • fax 619-459-4993 Bear Dunes. New home. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. PRESQUE ISLE WARREN. Share 7th floor HARBOR SPRINGS UPPER PENNINSULA Steps from beach. Brok- HARBOR office on Van Dyke. Op- GOODHEART Les Cheneaux Islands er. (313)881-5693 Quiet 4 bedroom on Lake posite Tech Center. 320, LAKE MICHIGAN (North Shore Lake Huron) Huron, 5 minutes to 450 or 770 square feet GOODHART- just North of Private sandy beach, 3 4 bedroom, waterfront . Presque Isle Marina. total available. 810-573- Harbor Springs, 2,400 bedroom, newly renovated home. Sandy beach, square foot home on 9880 $700/wk. Package Rates. log cabin. Weekly $1,800 private dock. Lake Michigan. Comfort- 313-884-6362 313-884-6044 Smith & Griffin, Inc. ably sleeps 8. Beautiful 8OQ-825-3945. GROSSE POINTE GENERAL OFFICE beach, $1,6001 week or SPACE!DENTAL MACK AVENUE HARBOR SPRINGS $1,5001 week for 2 or CADILLAC .., GROSSE POINTE THREE WORK PETOSKEY Beautiful lakeside chalet, 4 SPACES REC EPTION AREAS BATH more weeks, June, LUXURY LAKEFRONT KITCHEN/LAB $1,0001 week. 313-882- Cedar home on peaceful bedrooms, 3 baths, marble Home- North of LeXington. GROSSE PoiNTE GENERAL OFFICE 0982 Crooked Lake. 150' frontage jacuzzi in master suite. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, tennis SPACE MACK AVENUE APPflOX 1 2.0050 FT on inland waterway. 4 bed- Deluxe appliances, deck, court, swimming pool, HARBOR Springs, cozy rooms, 2 bath, hot tUb. boat, cable T.V. etc. GROSSE POINTE WOODS GENERAL condo. Golf, tennis, sandy beach. Near golf. OFFICE SPACE WITH GREAT LOCATION Weekly. (616)347.7034 , 810-286-7119 $1,2001 AND ON SITE PARKING MACK AVE heated pooV deck. Many weekly. AP?ROX 1 400 SO FT extras. 31-3-823-1251. August! Fall availability. EASTPOINTE HIGH VISIBllIri LOCA. PETOSKEY/. BOYNE HARBOR Springs- 2 units. HAFIBOR SPRINGS M8'-777~46 evenfngs. TION PERfECT FOR GENeRAL OFFICE AREA Clean chalets, , Be~utifully eqUipped OR Io1EDICAUDENTAL 2 bedroom, 2 bath. sleeps many. Golfing, 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath ST CLAIR SHORES EXCElLENT Sleeps 6. Seasonal. .HARBOR SPRINGS OPPOflTUNITY TO DESIGN (248)540-0991 swimming, fishing! condo with large deck. GOODHEART YOUR OWN OFFICE SPACE MENnON THIS AD Golf course, pool, tennis. LAKE MICHIGAN HARBOR Springs- Deluxe SINE REALTi COMPANY SAVE $50 (248)626-7538 Cozy cottage with beach 313-884-7000 condo. Sleeps 6. Lake, (810)774-4332 pool, Jacuzzi, etc. Dis- access, wooded location. 722 VACATION RENTALS counts. (248)644-7873 COTIAGEON Weekly $700 HARSEN'S ISLAND 313-884-6044 OUT OF STATE HARBOR Springs! Petos- BOYNE COUNTRY 3 bedroom dock, 35' of LOG cabin on mountain key- 3 bedroom condo, CHALET seawall for boat. lake, Rangeley Maine, pool, tennis, shopping, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pool, HARBOR SPRINGS $475 per week. 313- golf. Evenings 313-885- lifeguard, beach. Available weeks of GOODHEART, LAKE MI. 417-9279 4142. $8001 week, $2001 day. July 11th & August 28th. Sandy beachfront, 3 bed- 248-851.7620 313-885-1760 room, 2 bath home, SARNIA, Ontario cottage HOMESTEAD resort! Lake Michigan beach efficien- $2,400. Efficiencey cot- - ...-- on Lake Huron. Sun- BEAunFUL SUNSETS tage, $850. Both $2,900. sets, large beach! cy condominium. Ideal 2 ON OTSEGO LAKE From cozy 2 bedroom cot- 734-429-9459 Sleeps 8. $750. per people. $6651 week. GAYLORD, MI. tage on Glen Lake. week. 313-882-8118 (248)548-1835 New home, all sand 616-526-7988 Fireplace, cable, sandy LEXINGTON 2 bedroom beach, 5 bedroom 723 VACATION RENTALS beach. Call for vacancys, Grosset Point~ N~ws waterfront, sandy beach, $2,5001 week. NORTHERN MICHIGAN $1,000 weekly. $500- $600 weekly. St. 847-735-0414 8~<~..... , .. , ... BOYNE City- Landings Clair Riverfront, $700. (616)334-4432 condo on Lake Charle- 810-982-3032 To advertise in this space call Fran Velardo at (313)882-6900 or fax (313)343-5569 voix. Summer weekly rentals, (313)886-8665. PORT Sanilac, 6 bedroom, 3 full baths. Sandy CADILLAC- chalet on'san- beach. $1,2501 week. dy beach. 4 bedroom, 2 810-775-1460 bath, large living room. By week. $750. June Don't Forget- 20th through September 15th. 810-731-4905 call your ads in Early! ...... -:-.. PORT Sanilac- private Classified Advertising home on Lake Huron...... 1...... Weekly. 313-628-3450 (313)882-6900 ~""/ " : , ' CASEVILLE. waterfront , .; 724 VACATION RENTALS ::.:: .::. cottage on Saginaw RESORTS , 'f Bay. Sleeps 8, cable, , ~ VCR, everything provid- 1930's Waterfront cottage. <", S(.... ed, but linen. Available Harsens Island. 2 bed- July 17- 24. $8501 week. room, scenic freighter (313)331-6989 view, SWimming, fishing, $100 per night, $500 per CHARLEVOIX area, 4 w~ek. Phone: (734)721- bedrooms, 2 baths, fire- 5603; Pager: (313)239- place, Lake Michigan 8864. Let the .,Your Home Magazine' Classifieds shores, $1,2001 weekly. 313-882-5749, 248-4n- CASEVILLE private lake- 9933 front homes & cottages. help you find your way to the home Call313-882-6900 Booking now good to Charge your selection of summer Classified Ad weeks. (517)87~5181 you'll live happily ever after in! Viaal MC Accepted or Fax 313-343-0569 CROSS Village Chalet- InclUde: Ad Copy, Name, view of Lake Michigan, Or~ Pointe N~ws Address, Phone NUmber, privacy. Weekly. Open Signature, VIS8I MC June thru September. &~ NUmber & Expiration Date. (231)347-1592 MIW., .. , ••• - ~e16 YourHome Thursday, June 24, 1999 FOR SOL E ESTOTE ..-:.:::.~~ ~~ E 0 L •••• " -.)o.: .. .:o.." ~'V\ .. n ...... ",:.~~ 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 41 Radnor Circle BEAUTIFUL full brick tra- 1977 Beaufait Grosse 20944 Kenmore, Harper ,1587 Anita, Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Farms ditional Grosse Pointe Pointe Woods- Well Woods. 3 bedroom brick Woods, 3 bedroom, 1.5 Cranbrook style on 1/2 acre colonial. Three bed- maintained 3 bedroom, bath bungalow, hard- bungalow, Grosse lot. 4 bedroom. 3 1/2 bath. room, 2 1/2 bath, finish- wood floors, natural fire- 1.5 bath brick colonial. Pointe Schools. Open family room, den. large ed basement. Complete- place. central air, 2.5 car large living room, natu- layout with many up- kitchen, finished basement. ly remodeled kitchen garage, deck. Many up- ral fireplace, expanded dates, central air, natu- $470,000. (313)881-9585 with natural cherry cabi- closets in bedrooms, re- dates throughout. ral fireplace. New land- nets, Corian counters. $159,900. Open Sunday decorated kitchen, hard- 8 MILLION scaping. $127,000. tiled floor. Open floor 2- 4. (313)640-0201 wood floors, much more. 517 Corteville- Beautifu HOUSEHOLDS 313-882-6260 600 SUBURBAN plan with neutral decor, Must see! $219.900. 4 bedroom, 1 112 bat natural fireplace & hard- 1960 Oxford, Grosse Open Sunday 12- 4. NEWSPAPERS fully updated colonial I wood floors. $319,500. Pointe Woods. Sharp 3 all in U.S. & CANADA! (313)417-2890 cated on one of St. Clai Easy showings. Call bedroom brick bunga- One low rate! Easy! 1990 Litttestone. Sharp 3 Shores most desirabl Gayle for all the details. low. Natural fireplace, For information call: bedroom, 1 112 bath col- streets. New Pella wi Red Carpet Keim Ex- Florida room, and recre- Barbara @ Grosse Pointe onial. One of the Woods dows, 3 Andersen door press, 810-791-1848 or ation room. New since News & The Connection most desirable streets. walls leading ont pager 248.315-8229 1996: tear-off roof, fur- 313-882-6900 Completely renovated nace, central air, copper sprawling multi-level c SCAN! Suburban Classi- BY owner, 19948 W. Wil- with new appliances! dar deck, central air, fin plumbing, hot water fied Advertising Network, liam Court. Grosse and windows! carpeting on tank. Updated kitchen l/Roland Court, Gross ished basement, cus (312)644-6610 Pointe Woods. all 3 floors. New hard- Pointe Farms. Beautifu tom marblel oak fire $300,000. 3 bedroom and bath. $175.000. wood floor in kitchen, ATTENTION I place, new oak kitche ranch with sunroom on (313)640-4931. Open french doorwall leading Cape Cod Home 0 House Inspection house, Sunday 1pm- with hardwood floors quiet court in Star of The to spacious cleek". Pro- quiet Cul-de-sac. 2,25 Not affiliated with any re- new siding and trim Sea Parish. Call for an 3pm. fessionally landscaped. sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 2. al estate. Call us for an neutral colors, muc No detail has been over- bath, family room, Ii honest assessment by a appointment. 810-773- 867 Washington Rd., more. Immaculate licensed, insured resi- 1038,81o.939~9 Grosse Pointe City. looked. Call 313-640- brary, CAC, appliances $239,900. 810-2 dential builder. Over 30 Ranch, 3 bedroom 1 112 9033 for appointmenl newer features LOOK 6436 years experience. baths. Large lot, finished $358,000. (313)882 Classified Advertising Don't Forget- SIGNATURE CUSTOM basement. Original own- Call your ads In Earlyl 4226. Open house Sat Classified 313-882-6900 er. $295,000. (810)296- urday, June 26, 1- 4pm. Advertising HOME BUILDERS, INC. Classified Advertising 810-n6-9398 Fax 313-343-5569 1553 882-6900 an IDEA that sells! \) 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 317 McMillan Grosse Pointe Fanns 937 19~9 Harcourt Grosse Pointe Park , 2 Year Home Warranty .. One Floor Living + Income in this two family property. 2 bed- -I rooms, 11/2 baths, family rooms, ~ nfp, a 3 car garage, and separate " utilities. Must see the built-ins, Beautiful three bedroom 1.5 bath coloma IIn pnme Farms location. walk to shopsl schools. Features include hardwood floors, newer and large rooms. water healer, updated landscaping, flmshed basement. Family -Meticulously maintained. room IS In knotty pine and offers electnc baseboard heat. raISed brick hearth natural fireplace. built-in bookshelves and desk TWo Call: Carole TIbbitts, I car garage. newer roof (complete tear-off 1992). newer furnace. Higbie Maxon t new AC (1997) & much more (313)886-3400 x120. or 313-969-9666 313-813-8125 ointment Onl Open SUNDAY • Charming Center Entrance June 27, 2-4 Colonial , • Many architectural f 75 7 UNIVERSITY . ~ appointments .. • Three bedrooms, 6 ~ 2 bedroom condo in Very nice 3 bedroom colonial 3 bedroom bungalow, base- ~ 1 1/2 baths SARATOGA VILLAGE on Detroit's Eastside. Many ment &: garage. New windows, ; \ .. , (N. of 12 Mile) lP updates including new carpet, furnace, hot water heater &: 1 Built in 1986 with 11/2 baths paint. Ught fixtures. { • New carpeting, kitchen floor, all OD 1floor. No stairs. kitchen. ~ & uPdated kitchen $94,900 MOVE. IN CONDmON ,< finished basement with 1NiJt. In dishwasher 1 .,.'<> $79,900 ;' \ • 2 fireplaces if • Professionally landscaped. Eric J_ Goosen, OR. ~lib (810) 773-7"138 $369,900 f 21835 Nine Mile Rd. St. Clair Shores, MI48080 1 (313)882-8154 E-Mail: [email protected] } ,.t .. Thursday, June 24,1999 VourHome Page 17 2041 SHOREPOINTE 22411 LAVON GROSSE POINTE WOODS ST. CLAIR SHORES Completely renovated in the past four months. This large Professionally decorated. 3,034 sq. ft. colonial on premier canal spacious open floor plan features a white ceramic foyer and street. Two-story foyer with circ~ staircase. Hardwood Boors white Berber carpeting thoughout. Custom designed kitchen in formal living and dining rooms. Sub-zero refrigerator and with built-in appliances, ceramic counter tops and floor in the granite topped island in updated kitchen. Breakfast nook, powder eating area. Formal dining room, first floor laundry, two and room and family room with fieldstone fireplace. Private master one half baths with ceramic tile, white vanities with brass & bedroom suite with bath, three additional bedrooms, full bath chrome fixtures. Two large bedrooms, attached garage and and walk-in closets. Glass enclosed garden room with. skylights finished - basement. Located in beautiful secluded complex. and Hot Springs spa. Terraced yard with mature trees and shrubs. For a private showing call' Frank Koy 810-242-1770 For a private showing call' Frank Koy 810-242-1770 FRANKJ.KO~ GRI, CRS • Associate Broker ~ Committed to Exceptional Service • Over 13 Years Experience , ~ 22418 ALEXANDER BLVD. ST. CLAIR SHORES __ .-__ 0 .'*21@ This beautiful quad-level home features 1515 square feet. Located Associates on tree lined boulevard street and premium canal. Features include newer oak kitchen with snack bar. Formal living and dining area, three way fireplace with slate hearth, family room with two Buying. or Selling? -. dimensional ceiling. Three bedrooms, two full baths, master bedroom with full bath. Carpeted finished basement. 16 'x 18' wood deck and additional 9' x 50' deck along steel seawall. Call FRANK KOY Two car attached garage, newer furnace, central air and roof. For a private showing call: Frank Koy 810-242-1770 810.242.1770 - Page 18 YourHome Thursday, June 24, 1999 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 8QO HOUSES FO~ SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE CADIEUX! Mack area. 2 EASTPOINTE. 24262 Pe- Grosse Pointe Farms GROSSE Pointe Woods- HARPER Woods, 3 bed- INVESTORS speciall!! bedroom, new paint, tersburg (Stevens! Kelly Built in 1986, 3100 sq. ft. Cape Cod bungalow. 1 room brick ranch. Finish- Small, clean, 1 bed- room. Excellent rental. new carpeting, base. area). Nice 3 bedroom colonial. Includes 4 bed and bath on main ed basement, all new hardwood doors & bi- Cadieux! Mack area. ment, garage, $52,500 brick ranch, many up- bedrooms, walk-in closets, floor, 2 beds and bath on 2nd floor. Large fami. folds, recessed lighting, $15,000 cash. (810}777- (810)777-9555 dates, 2 car garage, 3 full, and 2 hatt baths. central air, Call, Iy room, many built- ins, new roofl furnace. 9555 First floor laundry room, DONATE your cars, boats, (810)775-5058. Open hardwood floors, Backs to Johnson Park. library. sunroom with NEW LISTING R.V., trucks, property to: Sunday 1- 4 $242,000. (313}884- $116,500.313-526-5360 Jacuzzi, and attached 20077 HOLIDAY MISSING CHILDREN 5751 HARPER Woods- by own- EXPERIENCE the beauty! CHARMING BUNGALOW PROJECT- for a tax .garage. $450,000. er. Grosse Pointe 26 thousand acres in IN GROSSE POINTE' donation. (313)884-9324 (313)885-1350 HARPER Woods 20614 Schools, brick, 3 bed- Southern Colorado. Ridgemont, Grosse room. Open Sunday, 2 WOODS, 3 BEDROOMS, Mountains, lakes, hunt- EAGLE Pointe Sub-divi- GROSSE Pointe Farms Pointe Schools, 2 bed. to 4. $137,900. 810- 11/2 BATHS. NEW ing, fishing. 35 acres . sion. Access to lake. All colonial. 5 bedrooms, 2 room ranch. Completely 677-3967 ROOF, KITCHEN, HARD- brick Colonial. Move-in starting $35,000. 5 updated. Great starter. 1/2 baths, attached ga- HARPER Woods. Great WOOD FLOORS. condition. Remodeled acres 4,990. OWC. Free $79,900. Open Sunday, rage. 303 Beaupre. starter home! Cute and MOVE RIGHT IN! kitchen with Corian video, call 1-888-316- 2- 4. (313}882-8161 $289,500. Open Sunday well maintained, huge $209,000. counter. 2 fireplaces, fin- land. (SCA Network) - .... 1.4. 313-417-0820 garage, home warranty ished basement. 3 bed- HARPER Woods finest. OP~N SUNDAY 1- 4. GREAT starter house in & appliances incl. Free room, 1 1/2 bath. 2 car GROSSE Pointe Woods Mint condition with 3 313-881-8554.. mint condition. Base. recorded message, 24 garage. $169;900. 810- bungalow, 2057 Anita. 3 bedrooms, basement, ment water proofed. hours, has price and bedrooms, 2.5 bath, 2.5 car, fireplace, tons of n8-3475 Natural fireplace in living den. deck, new win- updates. $89,900. Joe features. 1-888-788- OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 4 room. Large attractive 1415 ext. 72188. John, dows, newer furnace/ Surmont, Century 21 313 Beaupre- Charming country kitchen. 2 car root. Move- in condition, MA,810-771-5777 Coldwell Banker English In the heart of detached garage. 2153 1,400 sq. $189,900. Schweitzer. the. Farms. 3 bedroom, 2 Roslyn, Grosse Pointe ft. Open Sunday, 1- 5. HARPER Woods, 21401 HOME for sale by owner, Woods. Call (313)640- bath, family room, com- Newcastle. Open Sun- Harper Woods, 3/4 bed- 0306 for appointment. (313)884-9179 pletely updated, walk to day 1- 4. 3 bedroom room bungalow, with Kerby and Brownell, GROSSE Pointe Woods, (newly remodeled up- family loom, 2 firepla- GROSSE Pointe Park. $269.900. (313)882-7991 Spacious 2 family home, 2,200 sq. ft. brick, quiet stairs master bedroom). ces, air, much more. court. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 AST English Village 3 bedrooms, great for 1.5 bath, brick bungalow (313)881-1814 OPEN Sunday 2- 5 baths, updated kitchen, 1920's Colonial. Almo families & investor. Off. on large lot. New win- 22959 Pleasant, first floor laundry, den, 1,900 sq. ft. 4 bed street parking in back, dows, central air, hard- Your Home Jefferson/9 mile. exceptional closet • rooms, updated kitchen, $154,900. Call Dana wood floors. 1.5 car ga- Classified Ads 3 bedroom brick, .' space, natural fireplace, $115,000. Appointmen Mcguire, Century 21 rage, Grosse Pointe completely remodeled. and much more. DEADLINE: only. (313)884-1520 Kee, 810-779-7500. alarm system. $139,900. Tyszka Realty, 810-912.3614 (313}885-3455 (313)343-0809 Monday 12 Noon (313)893-1700 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOOSES FOR SALE ."" 800 HOUSES FOR SALE , 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SALt 800 HOUSES FOR SALE ...... r4lllt '> 10PROVENCAL Grosse Pointe Farms One of A Kind Quiet. secluded and within view of Lake St. Clair, 10 Provencal Rd. is an archi- tectural gem for those with discriminating taste. The ~ space and attention to detail must be seen to be fully appreclated. Featurfng a A State-Of. The- Art kitchen, 5 bedrooms and 5 baths, balconies with beautlfW views of Lake t>' St. Clair. 35 x 13 fiunlly room and a lower level rec- room which opens onto a ,J lovely sunken gardens. -' - TOW' 10 Provencal @ www.livehomes.com#22562 (l" TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES 31~ 4 " ,, ..£ovely three bedroom, two and one half bath Ranch within walking distance of Monteith and University Liggett Schools. Master bedroom WIth private bath, living room with double sided fireplace facing dining eflecting a bygone era of elegance and comfort, this home is situated on a room and breakfast room. Kitchen vely section of Lake St. Clair. Three distinctly separate quarters provide with built-ins and lots of cupboard ample opportunity for creative living. First floor master suite overlooks the space, family room. Large finished basement with recreation room natural lake with library, sitting room and beautiful bath. Recreation room on lower fireplace, offiCe,storage and craft rooms. Newlywaterproofed neYlfurnace. .. and air conditioning. Pinkerton security and fire alarm syst~m. Ideal for level is a delightful replication of a log home with a mammoth fireplace. Tour empty nesters or young families! this [email protected]#22556. 1927 square feet. Taxes $3,800. $369,000 Thursday, June 24, 1999 YourHome Page 19 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 80 I COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 808 lAKE/RIVER .HOMES 8 II LOTS FOR SALE OUTSTANDING 3 bed- ST. Clai r Shores- Open PROFESSIONAL office - - ---~-- room ranch on cui-de- Sunday 12- 4, 22831 LUXURY condo on Anchor sac in the Farms. Huge ALL NEW LISTINGS bUilding. 9 suites. Built GROSSE Pointe Woods- Lingemann. 1850 sq. ft., Bay with electric boat Corner lot on Stanhope. yard. Finished base- NEW CONSTRUcnON in 1979. $234,000 Land 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, hoist. 2 bedrooms, at- 48'X 133', $82,000. Sor- ment. Large family HOMES contract terms available. family room, hardwood tached garage plus ry no land contract. room, updated kitchen. 397/ 399 NEFF RD. 20008 Kelly Road, Harp- many extras. $275,000. (810)778-2486 floors, beautifUlly deco- - er Woods. (313)343- A true find. Reduced to Brand new construction, :3 By owner. 810-716-7475 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN $289,000. 313-882-5320 • rated landscaped ranch. bedroom, 2.5 baths. Full 0239 SUPER St. Clair Shores HOMES $199,500 .. ApPOintment, brick coloruals. Eyery cus. Home on Canel. 2 mi- 810-778-5868 tom upgrade available. 807 INVESTMENT PROPERTY SPACIOUS Grosse Pointe Over 2.600 square feet. nutes from open water. Woods bungalow. Com- ST. Clair Shores, built in Many updates and ex- ST. Clair Shores. Here it 8529,900 pletely updated and in -23154 1986, 4 unit condomini- tras. Master bedroom is! Huge 5 bedroom move- in condition. It of- um style apartment. 2 has vaulted ceiling and brick colonial . Great S. ROSEDALE CT. 2 door walls. Move in at fers 3 bedrooms, 2 full bedroom, 1.5 bath, at- colonial Street. 3 bedroom, full bnck closing. $187,000. Jeff bathrooms, 3 fireplaces, ranch, 2 car attached tached garage, $239,900. Nancy Bidi- Gates, RelMax Associ- garage, brand new $435,000. (313}885- PECTACULARI 3,00 large family room addi- gare. pager 810-763- ates (810)294-4700-or kitchen, new bath, fin. sq.ft. ranch on 9 woo tion, finished basement, 5596 1350 (810}485-5568. 2 car garage and huge ished basement, huge lot. ed acres with 250 ft. A must see at sand beach on Lak back yard. House 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 8207,500 811 LOTS FOR SALE Huron. North of Osc boasts newly finished BEAUTiful CROSSE POiNTE 19700 EDMUNTON da. $479,900. Ron a hardwood floors, new Woods colONiAl. LAKEFRONT HOME CORNER 2- 1/2 acre lot. 4 bedroom brick ranch, Coldwell Banke APPROXilllATEly 1900 so. Beautiful newly construct- Sanilac County. (7 miles Schweitzer, 248-988 kitchen and main bath. new kitchen, new bath, fT., WtqE liviNG ROOIll, fOR, ed home in St. Clair West of LeXington) 2228. Great family home. ProfeSSionally finished IlIAI diNiNG, NEW kiTChEN Shores. Canal with boat lots Open Sunday., 1- 4pm. basement with family $15,000. 2 smaller with NAnJRAl MAplE CAbiNETS hoist in rear of house. 1711 Huntington Blvd. room. Kitchen, 5th bed- available. (810}378- 817 REAL ESTATE WANTED ANd PERGO Roo., 2 ROOM Front of home faces Lake 5613 $189,900. (313}640- room, full ceramic bath. MASTER bEdROOIll, 2 Addi, St. Clair. It has all the INVESTOR will pay cash 4640 Only 8147,900 Don't Forget- 'riONAllARqE bEdROOMS, 1 amenities, $1,250,000. 16895 ST. PAUL for Grosse Pointe Call your ads in Early! homes. Any condition, 1/2 bATtIs, bASEMENT 3 bedroom townhouse Call Mary Ann at: plUMbEd fOR AddiTiONAl (810}468-6656 Classified Advertising seven day closings. Call ST. CLAIR SHORES condo, 1.5 baths, hard. 313-882-6900 Mr. Mac: 810-530-1094 Brand new custom built 3 bATti. 2 fiREplAcES, fiNishEd wood floors. Carport & bedroom brick & vinyt REC ROOM iN bUEMENT, NEW much more. Over 1,300 ranches with full base- Roof, updATEd LANdKApiNG, square feet. REfiNishEd hARdwood RooRS ments, 1 1/2 baths, Great 8159,900 TtlRouGhoUT. COMpUTER! room, Lakeview schools. REAdiNG ROOM off kiTChEN, 2 LUCIDO & Priced to sell! REALESTAT~E CAR GARAGE. BEAUTiful ST. CLAIR SHORES ASSOCIATES FIRST OFFERING STREET. 16J6 SEVERN. 831 GROSSE POINTE WOODS '.. -: Beautiful custom built 3 313-882-1010 OpEN SUNdAy 2, 4. bedroom brick ranch with Address Bedroom/Bath $279,900 Description Price Phone full basement. formal din- 248,496,1999 2153 Roslyn 2/2 Great starter home in ing room, natural fireplace, 248,JU,J606 mint condition. huge master bedroom, Lg. attractive country large lot, many updates, kit. By appointment. $113,000 313-640-0306 Lakeview Schools and 2 1711 Huntington Blvd 3/2 Open Sun. 1-4. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE car attached garage. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Completely updated! $189,900 313-640-4640 $144,900. Lee Real Estate- Ask for Harvey 810-n1-3954 832 GROSSE POINTE FARMS Spectacular, pristine '- , ST. Clair Shores, canal- Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone front brick ranch, base- three bedroom, 2 1/2 baths. 278 Fisher 4/2.1 Open Sun. 2-4. Totally remodeled. ment & oversized ga- Colonial. Stop by and enjoy the New kit. & baths, hardwood firs., rage. Ust of extra fea- beauty of this exceptional home on new CAC & furnace tures includes 8 ton boat Sunday at 427 Chalfonte, Higbe Maxon, Inc. $315,000 313-886-3400 hoist, $375,000. Quick 385 Hillcrest 3/2 Open Sun. 2-4. Versatile occupancy. Call Jill Grosse Pointe Farms from 2-4pm. expanded 3 or 4 bungalow. LePage, Century 21 Johnstpne & Johnstone, Bsmt. playrm., hardwood firs. Kee,810-912-7470 Higbie Maxon, Inc. $200,000 313-886-3400 313-8840600 317 McMillan 3A.s Open Sun. 2-4. Family room. $349,500 313-969-9666 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 10 Provencal 5/5 Quiet, seduded. lake VIewS. Tappan &I Assoc. $1,100,000 313-884-6200 \. 834 GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 933 Lakepointe 3/1.5 Absolutely adorable Perfect condition Jessica Mitchell, Tappan & Assoc. $249,900 313-884~200 1040 Waybum 3/ SpacIous 2 family home Call 816-779-7500 Dana McGuire, C-21 kee. $154,900Pager: 816-912-3124 1122 Yorkshire 4/3.1 Open Sun. 2-4. Charmmg .J Dutch Colonial. Freshly pamted throughout. Newer kit & CAe. Charr'T'ling English Tudor- 2 blocks from Lake St. Clair and P?tterson .Park Higbie Maxon, Inc. $405,000 313-886-3400 Approxirnolely 2.500 sq. ft. 4 bedroom 2.5 baths, New kitchen With Terra Cotta tile floor and cherry cabinets. Refinished hardwood floorc;, throughout. Chestnut paneled den with random pegged floor 833 GROSSE POINTE CITY Two fireplaces, recreation room with sauna and shower In finished Address Bedroom/Bath basement. Gas forced heat/ central air. 2 car attached garag~, Description Price Phone 476 St. dai, brick paver patio and walkways in gorgeous landscaped yard. 4/2 Condo NIcely decorated Immediate occupancy Jessica Sale b owner A Ointments onl Mitchell, Tappan & Assoc. $219,900 313-884-6200 Open Sunday 1:30-4:30 313-881-8802 $439,000 - Page 20 YourHome Thursday, June 24, 1999 f ~' " I I j l ..... 313.884.0600 http://www.realestatone.com