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By Jim Stickford we had two portable gab-pow- Staff Writer ered generator;, attached to Heavy raIns that fell on flatbed trucks We got them III Thun,day, Apnl 20, between 4 case of Y2K problems - there and 6 p m knocked out power weren't any, but the generators m a bectlOn of the City of turned out to be useful anyway Grobse Pomte that Included We got enough power to the the city hall and public safety buddmgs to have telephone bUlldmgs for several hours servIce restored by about 5 DenniS Van Dale of the Cltv pm" Thursday, April 27 Department of Public Safety DetrOlt Edison offiCIals told baId electncal power III a sec- City employees that the power L~al author Mary Sander tIOn of the City between outage was not caused by a SmIth reads portIOns of her Cadieux and Neff and blown transformer Rather two new novel "June" In the Kercheval and Jefferson went underground power cables In Central Branch of the Grosse out at 3 59 p m Thursday the CIty were knocked out, POinte Library at 7 30 P m Because the CIty'S mumclpal probably because so much ram The program IS free, but bUIldmgs were m the area water soaked the ground some reservatIons are reqUired affected, CIty workers effec- water was able to get mto the Call (313) 343-2074, ext 220 ttvely lost telephone service cables and cause a short-Cir- "Because we have complicat- CUIt ed computer sWItch boards Despite the three Inches of Saturday, April 29 that requIre more electncal rain that fell Thursday after- power to operate than IS pro- noon, there were few reported A WIldflower walk wIll be Vided over telephone hnes, we problems m the CIty, blackout held at the Edsel & Eleanor lost phone service when the aSIde, said Van Dale Ford House, 1100 Lakeshore power went out," Van Dale "Toere were a couple of In Grosse Pointe Shores, Sala "A reSIdent who hadJust a reports of flooded basements m begInmng at 9 a m regular telephone wouldn't have lost phone bervlce, but If the 600 block of Rivard," Van The fee IS $5 For more that reSIdent had a cordless Dale saId "In one of the base- mformatlOn, call (313) 884- telephone or one WIth an ments there were also reports 4222 answenng machme and other of smoke It was thought to be function bUilt IUto the phone, an electncal fire commg from a they might have lost telephone short-cIrcuIt caused by water In the basement, so the power Monday, May 1 service as well " In that house was turned off CIty offiCIals ended up U~lng The Grosse Pomte Woods while the storm water dramed City CouncIl meets at 7 30 battery-powpred cellulal tele- phones to commumcate WIth away" p m III the Woods city hall 20025 Mack Plaza The pub- ~,..,.,.. the oUblde world, which ASIde from those problems, Included l("..Alhng Dctr'o&t l:d.al5on ..... <1 V

SenIOrs, 7A OpinIOn 8A ObltuarteS , llA Schools 12A Autos 13A Home: Gro~~e POInte Park BUSiness 14A Age: 'l7 Entertainment 68 Family: Wife, Ca<,ey three Sports 98 daughter", Qumn. 'l. and Classified ads 128 twm.., Madl'>on and Chrhtlan, 4 and ..,on, Griffin 11 Photo hy Bonnlt' C.'PTRra Occupation: WDlVTV4 New,h('"t anchor Hockey honor Quote: "I onu' hpald a Grosse Pointe South hockey coach Bob Bopp, left. presents Groue Pointe News journal",t c!p<,cnlwd ".., sports editor Chuck K10nkewith the Metro Htlfh School Hoekey League's bl'lng a COlHIPr h( t wppn Eddl~ Jeremiah .ward and a plaque from South'. For'Em Club. The Jeremiah dlffNrnt (ultllrl''> That.., award, named in honor of the fonner Dartmouth hockey coach, is awarded by the league each year "to an individual who i. Juclgedby the lea,ue coaches to be out- my favor tl' c!('..,cnptlOn of standing In sportsmanship, contributions to the league or hockey in general. or whflt a JOllrnalI..,t do(', ' coaching abUlty." Klonke has been covertng high school hockey and the Michigan S('c "tory, page 4A Metro league for more than 25 year.. Devin ScUUan

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T _ll'q~oII --.: I GP;';;W lib;;;ebt~ards 4 : 1=; ! i agree to continue talks _~!'. " Iii- ~ \Ij= By Bonnie Caprara Another possible benefit to I • Staff Writer consolidating, accordmg to The above deatpated areas in the City of Grosse construction begins on phase two of the Village Bruce, would be space "It's ,I t The Grosse POInte Public Pointe will be resurfaced during the summer. City offi- 1m provemen t proJec . (the Harper Woods hbrary) a cials hope to have the work done during June, before LIbrary and the Harper Woods two-level branch, but It does Publlc Library boards formally not have handicap accesslblh- agreed to continue talks look- ty" mg Into combining both library districts Into one hbrary dls- If the two systems were to Million Moms have one more meeting tnct consohdate, It would be hkely that the Harper Woods LIbrary By Brad Lindberg Will kIck ofT on Saturday Grosse Pomte LIbrary Board would merge With the Grosse Staff Writer mght A receptIOn has been preSIdent John Bruce, Pomte Pubhc LIbrary and Its Local members of a natIOn- MMM schedule scheduled for Michigan trustee/Harper Woods reSIdent board The Grosse Pomte Wide gun safety movement marchers on Saturday James Haley and hbrary direc- Library Board already has a Orgamzers of the Mtllion Mom March to promote gun are makmg final plans for evemng at 7 30 P m at the tor Vlckey Bloom have met Harper Woods reSident The safety legIslatlon have released a tentative schedule for the the1r march on Washmgton. Westm Grand Hotel The infO! mally WIth Harper Woods plan would need approval by Supporters of the MJlhon May 14 event m Washington D C state's elected representatives Library Board preSident the Harper Woods LIbrary Mom March Will have a final 9 a.1.'l. have been mVited Justme Haddad, trustee Board and a vote by Harper briefing before shlppmg out to • 7th. Street stage actiVlues begm For people not tra" ehng to Barbara Platts and hbrary Woods reSIdents who hve out- the natIOn's capital to protest • Endorsmg OrganizatIon Expo Washmgton, a march Will director James Preston on five Side of the Grosse POinte for gun safety 10 a.m. take place SImultaneously on different occasIOns to talk Publlc Library dlstnct There Members of the movement's • Interf81th semce (7th Street stage) the lawn of the state capital about each system's sen'lces would also need to be approval eastSide metropohtan DetrOit 11 a.m. bUlldmg In Lansmg and the potential advantages by the State LIbrary Board of contingent w111 meet on • InterfaIth semce concludes Brown, after consultmg and disadvantages there may Michigan • Stroller march (from 7th Street to 4th Street) WIth march orgamzers m be In consolldatmg the two "ys- Tuesday, May 9 at 7 30 P m at Although the Grosse Pomte 11:30 a.m. other Cities, expects about terns an as-yet undetermmed loca- LIbrary Board agreed unam- tIOn Once the slte 1Sreserved, • Pre-program (4th Street stage) 200,000 supporters to march "1 don't thInK we'll 'iiee any in Wat=onlngton The J71.111.1on- mously to pursue talks, Harper It Noon ImmedIate advantages, but we will be announced on the mark will be reached, orgamz- Woods Library Board trustees Mom's local hothne (313) 821- • 7th street stage 1Ict1V1tles don't see any disadvantages," ers hope, through participa- Carl Bahr and John Sheehan 5357 • Mam program begins (4th Street) said Bruce "The homestead tIOn at marches m state capi- ca,t dissenting votes At the meetmg, the group • ROSIe O'Donnell emcees property tax value In Harper tals Will round out last-minute 8:20: p.m. Woods IS lower, but there may The thing I'm concerned "The Lansmg march IS With IS the commumty splnt," details of the march, sched- • Mam program concludes be some advantage In the com- shapmg up to be a huge uled for Sunday, May 14, merCial value With Eastland said Bahr He noted the 100- event," saId Brown "It WlII be member Friends of the Harper Mother's Day High School Northwest, Delta and Mall " People from the Grosse an Important demonstration Woods Library have VOIced Brown said marchers can Amencan POlntes compnse about half of to the Michigan pohtJcal dele- Currentl} Grosse POinte oPPOSitIOn on the plan leave their cars at Salter Park The Mtlhon Moms Will be gatIOn of the amount of popu- Public Library district taxpay- the 100 marchers reglstered "We'd be losmg our autono- dunng the weekend A thtrd Joined m Washmgton by the lar support common sense ers pay 1 14 mills In taxes to from the eastSide of Detro1t, my, we'd be losmg our right to bus that was to leave Second Amendment SIsters gun laws enJoy" the 11brary and taxpayers In accordmg to Susan Brown, a determme our state of affairs," Saturday mormng has been The Slsters formed to demon- She said Attorney General Harper Woods pay 095 mill In reSident of the Park and the canceled strate agamst the Moms ,aId Sheehan event's eastSide regional coor- . Jenmfer Granholm and US library ta>.es Harper Woods "A lot of marchers from the The SIsters' travel plans are Rep Debbie Stabenow are reSidents hVing m the Grosse As long a;, there IS a pOSSI- dmator Pomtes have dec1ded to fly or blhty It WIll be to our advan- "We've had a great sketchy, but the group's vol- expected to attend the Pomte Public Library dl"tnct dnve to the march on their tage we'll continue to look at re;,ponse," she said She unteer MlChlgan coordmator, Lan~mg rally pay taxes to both 'lystems own," explamed Joanne Halev Said "there has not been It," "aId Hadden, who cast the expects about 3,000 people Eugene Allen of Warren, can Murphy, a reSident of the In additIOn to speeches, the any .slgmficant concern" With decldmg vote on the Harper from MIchigan to march on be reached at hiS e-mail Park who has arranged trans- Washington march Will spon- the double taxatIOn Woods Library Board the Mall In the nattOn's capi- address beethoven@voyage portatIOn to the event sor a "wall of remembrance" tal net Buses carrymg the local In addition to Amtrak tram Brown encouraged local to honor those who have lost a group will depart Salter Park seTVIce to Washmgton Umon Moms to attend the May 9 loved one to gun Violence The sensation of time m Harper Woods at 8 p m on stattOn, located about three meetmg In addItIOn to bnef- "We encourage (marchers) Friday, Ma}' 12, for the 10- blocks from the Mall, several mg the group on last-mmute to bnng flowers, letters and hour tnp to Washington alrhnes have offered diS- details, "It will be a good memorabilia to remember @ Salter Park IS located on the counts to marchers The air- opportumty for (partiCipants) those who cannot march With 1-94 "ervlce drive at Allard, hnes Include U S AIrways, to meet each other," she said behind Bishop Gallagher Continental, Umted, In Washmgton, the event u~," ~ald Brown CONCORD@ Walctl.'-na~€(S Srce '908 Opposing gun groups share similar goals 5 w I 5 S By Brad Lindberg unregulated consumer product on the market" Staff Writer Allen says there are safeguards to keep firearms away When It comes to gun safety, Susan Brown IS loaded for from "wackos " bear Brown bolsters her Side WIth murder statistIcs On the same Issue, Eugene Allen takes steady aim "Twelve chlldren a day die In thiS country from hand- Brown IS the volunteer leader of the eastslde metropoh- guns," she said tan DetrOlt contmgent of the Mllhon Mom March She hves "There were 17 laws broken at Columbme," 'laid Allen In Grm,se POinte Park "How many more do we need? We have adequate laws to Allen donates hiS time as the Michigan coordmator for cover any sltuatlOn possible" the Second Amendment Sisters He lives In Warren Brown says there aren't laws reqmnng tngger locks, the Both Brown and Allen are passlOnate advocates of hcensmg of guns and gun owners She wants to change firearm safety That's where the slmllanty ends Or does It? that Both work Both have famlhes Both beheve m the lawful "There IS no law that places cml and cnmmal hablhty on u"e of firearms Both want theIr orgamzatlOns kept free of gun owners for cnmes or mJunes caused hy their guns," the lunatIC fnnge said Brown "There IS no law that make~ It an offense for a Both Will be m Washmgton, DC, on Sunday, May 14, mmor to possess an AK-47 " Mother's Day, to protest for gun safety And agamst each The Moms want to clost' a loophole that let" peopl!' buy other weapons at gun shows Wlthout a background check The Moms are a grass-roots orgamzatJOn Wlth ties to New "We have women In (the Moms) who have I\Uns " 'iBid H:u'itJ cri'll.'\lll \loI~ .mllf England Its members are fighting for the passage of "com- Brown "The beauty of It I" all ofthe,e people feel th('f!' I., a nr \t'~kM 1(lMd ~ ~Ihant Illih ~I II rut J,al'fl(ll!d\ In mon sense gun safety leglslatIon " need for change There's a breakdown the sY'item when ~\11'\.' 'olJ:li1t1 \a;'Ph1f't c,..~l1 The SIsters are based In Texas They are a grass-roots you have thIS much vIOlence. ~:llt"'~lnl counter-orgamzatlon fightmg to protect the nghts of gun Brown's Mnm" and Allen's Sl~ter'i will m{'!'t tn &...~~ Irom i, '00 owners Washington on Mothpr's Day Thpv Will compt'te B~ much 'lr1poi ~nS!\lJ'l Allen says the books are crammed Wlth laws deahng Wlth for the same turf on the Mall a~ f'Jr the natIOnal ~pot1lght gun safety "This IS not endrng With the march: ~aJd Brown The "We have a system that works," he saId "What more do Moms WIll contmue lobbymg for I{Unsafety legJ'llatlon you want?" "After the march," she said, "we're gomg to focu'i nn the edmund t. AHEE jewelers Brown says the law~ are comphcated and rneffectlVe November electIOns" 20139 Mack Avenue Th('y should be augml'nted by a handful of no-nonsense Allen has no sympathy for people who ml!-u;;e fir!'arm" "tat utes ~They make us look bad," he said "All we want I~ to be Gros.e Pointe Woods "The system IS broken," she said "Guns are the most left alone" 313-886-4600 April 27, 2000 4A News Grosse Pointe News Park newscaster wraps words around the world By Bonnie Caprara lame flom - that he would be news but It wa~ Ju"t hard for If I'm not wearing a coat and Staff Writer the person entrusted With that u~ to "ee The way the entire tie They Just know that I'm What's m a word for Devm td"k" community re~ponded, the way somebody really close to them "'iulhan? For the last sevel al weeks the !>tate r(';,ponded, the way They might mistake me for It LOuld be what he u"e" to and for the Hext few months to the entire country felt the need "nmeone m their extended fam- e! 1 a \\ \ lewer" mto the lead come, SClllian IS out on the I Fl.b b 1estax'.. a fu n, to do ;,omethmg ~a" ;,omethmg Ily People pay a lot of attentIOn -tOI) a" anchormr-n of road promotIng thp book a that lomplctely changed my to televl;,lOn m Detroit" \; l'\\ "beat at 5 dnd 11 every ta~k he admlb he undele;,h- outlook on the wodd The role of a anchorman l \l nmg on WDIV-TV mated Yet SCllhan ;,eem" to f ·f 1 f. t 1 ~I had gotten to the pomt come" easy for SCllllan, notJust It could be the \\8) he blend It III With hi" anchor anCI u airy a e where 1 "tarted to develop that belame of his love for words or .,tlll1g, them together to yearn dutle;" coachmg ,Oleel bemg Journall"t's cymcl"m about the hi;' ability to connect With the lor love and luck won and lo"t dad of Gnffin, QUinn, Madl;,on world If you look at my commumty, but also because of 111 hh 1999 countrv/folk C'D ano C'hn"tJan find hn"h,tno of Pomte Park re"ldent Devm r""llrnp l"",,,t "f ,t ." ... t",!r "f hl~ l'f" '1" 'I f'hllrl WIth hiG; "clilian weave" a tancllul hId' h h th I t . I'ul"a " Corey, hI" high school "weet- U ~ t e wor s ell holes - Haiti, father w 0 was m e ml I ary 01 It LOuld be Flbblp,tax heart he met III JunttlOn City, tale full of good veri>USeVllm the Mid Ea"t, Sibena, the gang "Havmg grown up m the mil- Flbble"tax I'i a made-up Kan hiS first book Just released by lands of South Centwl Lo" Itary was a very natural part of I\ord of the fictIOnal character Before movlllg to Grosse Sleeplllg Bear Press Angell''' I had started to doubt what got me mto televIsion," "t Ill'- aptly-named chIldren S Pomte Park III 1995, SClll1an Despite hiS odd name, whethel OJ not life wa'i Improv- saId Scllllan "With moving hook, hIS first Just released wa" an anchorman at KFOF- Flbblestax's vocatIOn IS to IIlg on our planet The ultimate aroun d a Iot I got to see a I0t 0f thl'- month bv SleeplIlg Bear TV 10 Oklahoma City A month gwe name" to thmgs III a Irony of It IS that the worst day different thmgs and different I'll" '- before he was to come aboard vague, medieval time He of my life turned me mto an people and explammg them to It ,Ill "tarted With thiS goofy al.> a reporter for WDIV-TV. finds himself challenged optimIst other people lance heard a '\OId ,aid SCllllan "I wanted Sellhan found hlmselflovenng agamst another wordsmIth, "Oklahoma CIty wai> an Journalist described as bemg a the brutish Carr the Elder b d "' I In 1\ lIte a chJldren'" story and I the event that shook hi;' house mCIedible lesson m the power couner etween Illerent cu - II a, tr) mg to come up 'wlth a 12 miles outside of downtown The decldlllg factor IS a pow- of love Five years later the les- tures That's my favonte d h erful le;,80n III how love con- f h 1 1\01 t at wou Id get me Jump- Oklahoma City the nation as son of Oklahoma City wa'i for descnptlOn 0 w at a Journa 1st ,tal t('d and thiS word, well as hI" career quers all everyone truly eVil person does" Flhblesta\., came mto my head On the fifth anIllversary of East LanSing artist there's milhons of good people Bemg a couner between dlf- I d Idn t k now W h at It meant, I the bombmg of the federal By Bonnie Caprara Kathryn Darnell's colorful WI11mg to drop everythmg "I.erent cu tures h as a Iso lu-t kne\\ that I loved the bUlldmg m Oklahoma City, Staff Writer sketches provIde the nght ~I also developed a new marked some of the Jughhghts 1\ 01 d. [ hked the way that It SCllhan recanted the story, One of the wonders of a blend of dream mess With respect fot- my profeSSIOn I of hiS career ScJ1han saId he's ,ounded I hked the way that It calhng It "emotIOnally compll- chIld's mmd, "Flbblestax" Sctlhan's wistful lyriCism III began to understand the po'Wer been blessed to work for sta- looked, I liked the way that I cated" answers the questIOn of thiS new-fashIOned faIry tale that teleVISIOn has, not only as tlOns who see the big picture of : ,pelled It "I was called mto work and where words come from an mformatlOnal tool, but also thmgs and who have sent hIm' "It got me thmkmg about got on the aIr about 10 30 that Better known as a news "Flbblestax" IS a mUbt-have as a coalescmg pomt for the on assignments to RUSSia after lIord" and when: words come mormng and was on the aIr for anchor for WDIV-TV, Grosse for JUnIor literary types communIty" the collapse ofcommuDlsm and flom I'm fascmated With about the next 14 hours," said The bombmg a);,o made It when the RUSSIan Red WIngs \\ ord~ not III the "ense of etv- SCllhan "It was the saddest verv hard for SCllllan to leave returned to show off the . were gomg to burst Any tIme We were sure we were gOing to J • h aft 1l101ogy, where words come day of my hfe, but every tIme Oklahoma City Scilhan saId It Stanley Cup, to cover t e er- there was any kmd of need be seemg these rescues gOIng And f! om, but III the way \\ ords are we felt 11kI.' we were Just about made hIm very emotIOnally math of Hurncane rew In down at the bombmg SIte It on all day and they never hap- fa"hlOned to ~ound like what to be crushed underneath the was answered tenfold pened tied to the area He also said he Miami 1Il 1994, to Israel after' the\ are The \\a\ bacon Sizzles weight of the despaIr bome- didn't know much about the the assassmatIOn of Yltzhak . ~But we kept expectmg for "The despair that set In was h 11\ a nan The wav a hor;,e chp thmg would happen Someone DetrOit area, but stumbled RabIn and to the Red Sea w en t' there to be some kmd of good as thick as molasses We II d (lop, The ....ay an egg would would make some gesture or upon the Pomtes smce It would the US Navy was ca e In to news We've all seen bUlldmg thought, 'Oh my God Is there h b ,plat ag~llnst the wall It sud- someone would Just say some- put him III close prOXImIty enforce t e arms em argo collapses where a week later no good news?' Slowly we were den]) dawned on me that thmg that would make you so between the statIOn and home agamst Saddam Hussem . . we're stIlI seeing them pull startmg to realize that we were Flbble"tax IS where words proud you Just thought you "It's turned out to be a great Even though assignments: people out of the rubble ahve being surrounded by good deCISion for us," said SCIHIan outSide of the commumty have ' ~The schools have been great, been the hIgh pomts of: we have great friends, we have SCllllan's career, he says a net- Adults should be on guard for prom season a gl eat church There are very work wouldn't be for him few CIties III the top 20 markets "New York Isn't the best. Prom sea "on IS for teens, but manager ~Teens must realIze pIe under 21 years of age youths to become Yletlms of where I can have thI!, kmd of place to raIse a faml1y," SCllhan . It s for parf'nts and adults, too, that It'S Illegal for them to have 2. Teens are subject to Crimi- alcohol use commumty 15 mlllutes from saId "I'd have to travel I time to enlOurage youths to any alcohol m their possessiOn nal prosf'cubon when gIVen 4. Parents can be held downtown A lot of days I can wouldn't be connected to the thmk ,afE'ty first as they cele- at any time, and the conse- alcohol Provldlllg alcohol to responsIble for theIr chJ1dren's come home for dmner and see commumty" hrate - 1\ Ithout alcohol quences of breakmg the law mmors puts them at nsk of drmkmg behaVIOr Parents the kld~ and coach soccer or It IS doubtful that a network It'" a matter of hfe or death can be tragic and eclipse a cnmmal prosecutiOn for pos- who host partIes for their chll. baseball .. Job would leave much time for rraglcally III MIchigan 59 bnght future" sessmg alcohol Adults who dren and other mmors where As Newsbeat anchor slllee SCIlhan to WrIte and play teens iage" 16 to 20) died III And MichIgan law can also prOVIde alcohl;ll to mlllors also alcohol IS proVided expose 1996, a lot of Scdhan's respon. mUSIC, whether It'S songs for alcohol related traffic crashes be tough on adults who prOVide send the message that It'S OK themselves to CIVil laWSUits slbilltJes take him away from another CD or serenades for III 1g98 Fort\ .four males lVere alcohol to mlllors, Basch adds, to disobey the law and huge finanCial losses the ;,tatlOn and mto the com- hiS daughters It's doubtful It killed almo"t three tImes the CItIng the harsh penalties whIch can result from alcohol- mumty With Involvement m would leave him much time to /lumber o{ ("melle, InJurJe~ 3. Adults who provld ...,,1cohol related injUries and fatalltle> cha ntable caUbes That work on a second book for \1 el e also high affectmg nearly 1. Plovldmg alcohol to a to mlllors are responsible for "Adult;, have the leSpOnl.>lbll- mvolvement, he ;,ays, ha" real- Sleepmg Bear Press to be 1,900 teens mlllor IS a cnme pumshable by VIctims About three III every Ity of helpmg teens celebrate ly shown as he has been pro- released later thIS year, titled • Adult~ "hould help celebrat- up to a $1,000 fine and! or 10 Americans Will be mvolved prom season Without alcohol," motmg "Flbblestax .. "A IS for Amenca " IIlg teen" understand that Imprisonment for up to SIX III an alcohol-related crash at ;,ays Basch ~ProvldJng alcohol "It's been \ ery warming," drmkmg alcohol IS off hmlt", months Adults are also subject some time III theIr hves Adults to mmors endangers their said Scilhan . A lot of times In a word, It seems as though p\ en durmg prom season," says to prosecutIOn for contnbutmg who prOVIde alcohol to mlllor" hves, creates traffic hazards people Will approach you and SCllhan has found hIS niche m .JNn Ba;,ch AAA Michigan to the delinquency of a mmor should recogmze the real dan- and exposes adults to legal and they can't qUite remember hfe (/lmmunlt) Safety Services when provldmg alcohol to peo- gers and the potential of financial nsks " exactly who you are, espeually

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April 27, 2000 6A News Grosse Pointe News Dangerous su.,peeh had ..,('veral pan, of gloup of fiw men m the 1300 ollginaIl.., lured the cab at an seen the last of eggtngs Three expensive eypgla ...:.. frames on Larceny block of Grayton !>hOltl.., after addre~!> 111 DetlO1t rebldent'i last week reported . drivers their pe rson" They v.ere mldDlght em Monday, Apnl 24 Wllne,,::.es said It didn't bemg targeted by egg-throw- turnpd ovel to the DetrOIt A su::.pect cntel L'd a store In ers Dunng the mght of Fmlay, Grosse POinte Shores public Numcruu... re"ld(>nt~ had appear thp "cdbby v.a& In Pobee Department the 17400 block of Mack at 8 .32 April 21, a car parked 111 South safety officers arre!>ted a drIver repurted -eemg the glOUp att- tahoots With hi, pd"senger," p m on Wedne"day, Apnl 1CJ mg :"u~pltlou,ly Oxford near FaIrway was la"t week on the charge uf Opl'l- "aid a Woods 'lfficer and brought ,I telephone to the egged atlng motor vehicles while The ..,u"pec..t... all men flom Smashed front CLJuntPI He then told the The same thmg happened m under the mfluence of mtoxl- DetrOIt cncouragl'd Ill! thel Watch your bike catmg hquors windows cIel k he had to u,e the bath- IIIve ...tlg,lt IOn b~ trymg to the 1000 block of North Oxford room que..,tlOn::. Pohte Wood~ pohce see> a connec- The next mght, a house and The arrest occurred at 1 38 Gro",e POllltl' Fal m" pubht the (Quntel dl"tuvered that onl' "u"pect tIOn bety,een a blcyde that .....a" car m the 600 block of Woods a m on Saturday, AprIl 22 An ,afch um({~r_ retc]\ (Oda c..ouple Whde thL' du k wa" bu".., 1Il .,toll'n and another that was lane wa" egged officl'r "aw a 1993 Honda head- had a 22 cdhber pl"tul the of repOI h 01 "md,hL d car wm- IlL'lpll1g anotlll'1 tu"tomer, the Ilnmg of h,,,, toat abandoned la&t week In the mg north on Lakeshore The dolV~ Jd~t \\j£'pk On Thursda), ~u"pl'd rptulllL'd to the tOunter The lase ha" been fom arded 20400 block 01 Matk vehicle kept swervmg between April 20 a Ie_ldt>nt of the 100 Lawn jobs and gl abb(.d the telephone and to the Wayne County pro,cw. The owner of the ..,tolen bike lane" dnd struck the curb a blotk 01 Moran I('ported that On Friday, Apnl 21, police eXltcd the _tOlc via the front tor Pullct.' all e...It'd a ~econd flagged down a pa,,~mg officer couple of time!> The car was the re.H dllver " "Idt.' '" Indo,", of mvestlgated moderate damage door before am one could stop "u&pect on out"tandmg war- on Fnday, April 21, at about pulled ove. at Falrlake, and to front lawns In the 700 block hiS car \\a" broken the nIght l'''1nt~ ,..-,J.."n t"h~"lA T"...... ,....,1"l""\1Y"\r .. 11 45 a m Tht> victim r('Ported wilen ule UrIver, a 4U-year.oll1 belOl e A nm,p was heard at ",m at Canterbury The damage "ubJett" wer~ "Id~nt;fi~d"~~d that an unknown thief had Grosse POinte Farms woman, about 440 d m Nothing Icleased ,tolen hi!> 26-mch Motov bike had been caused the mght was asked If she knew why she appeared to hd\ e been "tolen Gas troubles that had been parked 111 front before by someone drlvmg over was being stopped, she said, "I On Wedne~day, Apnl 19, a A ga" ,tat IOn In the 18100 ofa bu"me!>s the property should ha ..e gone home" re'ldent of the 100 block of block of Mack was taken for Video pirate While "earchmg for the bike, The driver also admitted to Ridge Ieported that the rear $24 24 when a customer gave a Gros"e Pomte Woods pollce pohce dl"covered a "beat up" Cars damaged - haVing three drinks She a)"o wmdow of a car parked on the ...tatlOn attenddnt an mvahd ha\e lead, on a 6-foot man Huffy bike behmd the store A loud nOIse that occurred at failed her field sobnety test., street overmght had been bro- VISA card to pay for gas WIth Ing e..,1.'... and a big no"e Officers thmk a thIef traded lD 3 a m on Friday, Apnl 21, In and blew a 156 on her ken Pohte beheve a pellet gun The ..,uspect stopped at the who wltnes"e" "ald shophfted the HufTy for the Motov the 21200 block of Wedgewood Prehmmary Breath Test nught haw been u ...ed In the "tatlOn dunng the afternoon of VIdeotape" from a store 10 the In Gro"se Pomte Park, pohce (PBT) She IS free on $100 mCldent Wednesday, Apnl 19, and gave 20400 block of Mack The sus- turned out to be a car wmdow learned of the theft of a silver bemg smashed bond the attendant a credit card pect left the .,cene In a cab Huffy Freestyle bike from Police called to the scene also A second inCident took place The suspect then proceeded to The mCldcnt took place on behmd PIerce Middle School at 2 05 a m on Sunday, Apnl Retail fraud fill hiS car With ga'i and drove Thursday, Apnl 20 &hortly dIscovered a second car had a The theft took place dunng damaged taillIght 23 An officer was sent to the A clerk m a store In the 100 ofT while the attendant was after 10 a m The man, aCCClrd. school hours on Wednesday, area of Lakeshore and block of Kerche ..al In Grosse processing the credit card, 109 to a store employee, "beat a Apnl19 Edgewood to mvestlgate a POInte Farm" saw a man, which turned out to be mvahd hasty eXit" from the store, trlg- report of an accident When he descnbed as being about 40 genng the store alarm, before Easter eggings arnved on the scene, he saw a and tall, put !>omethmg under False fine entermg a waltmg cab 2000 Chrysler on the median hiS coat and eXit the store With- Officers behevf:' the thIef Wood'i reSidents hope they've - Brad Lmdberg A 25-year-old Gros"e Pomte The car had front-end darn- out stopp'ng ofTat the ca.,h reg- , age and had struck a tree Ister Park man was arrested for Woods ready for summer construction before commg to a stop on the The clerk followed the man writing a bad check by City of Grosse Pomte pubhc s!ifety median and saw him get Into Ford By Brad Lindberg and testmg, the contract price The work Involves replacmg officers on Monday, April 17 The drIver was unre!>ponslve Tempo that had been waltmg Staff Writer came to more than $233,000 leads to 14 homes The "uspect had used a check to verbal promptmgs by the for him The car took ofT and A sene::. of summertime The highest bidder came 10 The extra cost of slightly from a closed account to pay a officer. who had smelled alco- was last seE'n turmng onto Improvement" to the IOfra- at nearly $269,000, less engI- more than $10,000 wIll raise fine to the City of Grosse hol In the car There were no MUH" structure of Grosse POlntl' neellng costs and telltmg the net cost of the project more mdlcatlons that the driver When the clerk went to the Pomte on the prevIOus Fnday Wood" has been approved by than 13 percent used hiS brake!> to !>top the aisle \\ hE're he sav. the suspect, The suspett had gIVen City the CIty counCil .. Pocket park path vehicle during the accident he discovered an empty box offiCials the check just a fey, As an extensIOn of the Side- .. Mulch The dnver, a 39-vear-old 8t that was "upposed to cant am a minutes before City offices • Sidewalk repairs walk program, the Woods city A Job that used to take four Clair Shores man, \vas taken to $32 bottle of smgle malt scotch closed before the weekend The In late June, repairs wl1l counCil has approved an $8,000 weeks wIll now require three St John Hospital for treat- bad check was not dIscovered begin on the cIty's ~I"ewalks contract WIth Core days, due to a $10,500 contract ment Debit trouble until Monday Unfortunately The work will take place m an Construction to bUild a 600- Wlth a mulchmg company WhIle he was there, pollce for the suspect, pollce had hiS area bordered by Mack, foot Sidewalk to run through a The landscape company will On Tuesday, Apnl 18, Grosse obtained a search warrant to address and dId not heSitate to Wedgewood, Vermer and proposed pocket park on use a machme to install mulch Pomte Farms pubhc safety offi- obtain a blood sample to test arrest hIm The suspect IS cur- Oxford Sunnmgdale 111 landscape beds on Vermer, cers were contacted by a resI- for alcohol, which Will be used rently free on $300 bond Repairs Will be charged to The park's total cost of Mack, City hall and Lake. Front as eVIdence agamst the dnver dent of the 200 block of reSidents based on square- $18,600 mcludes benches, Park, LeWIston, who reported that Charges are pendmg, - JIm Stzckford footage of the area to be landscapmg and trash contain- Work along Vermer and depending on the results of the between Apnl 13 and April 14, replaced ers ConstructIOn IS expected to Mack will be performed after 9 blood test someone used her debit card The tYPical Sidewalk slab be completed by the end of pm to aVOId heavy traffic dur- numbers to purchase over Gunman arrested Will cost about $80 A dnveway June mg the day . Late night $2,000 111 merchandlbe from a Grosse POinte Park police approach WIll cost about $335 The Job had req\.nred four bUSiness m Texas The goods arrested an armed man who The work has been contract- • Hawthorne water main Woods employees workmg by ~ break-in were ordered via the Internet was walkmg down the street ed to low-bidder Core Concrete AdditIOnal .....ork I" reqUired hand four weeks to complete Whlle on patrol at 2 10 a m and were dehvered to an WIth fnends last week ConstructIOn at $189610 With to complete the replacement of City employees Will stllllhstall on Monday, Apnl 24, a Farms address In DetrOIt Officers converged on the added costs for engmeerlng a water main on Hawthorne mulch around trees by hand

public safety officer saw two M >-. f., a 19-year-old DetrOIt $19~mmu.am man and a 22-year-old DetrOIt man, after a bnef chase The 5 rooms only $95. 12'X1B' average room size The key to Fumiture bike safety Bicycle cra"hes With motor vehicles are too frequent In $45~t Michigan, but most aCCidents SeclIonaIs spectally pnced can be prevented by followmg Offer expires 5fElfOO Simple "afety gUidehne", AAA 'Some restncllOOS apply MIchIgan ~ay., \{IS/IUSa! hftpJIwww~ccm In 19CJS, more than 3,000 bicycles were mvolved In motor vehicle cra"hes, an mcrease of 6 9 percent from 1997 Twenty- seven blc}clI~t., were kIlled and 2,510 mJured Children under age 16 accounted for 11 (407 percent) of the fatalities and 1,294 (52 percent) of the mJurle" Male., compnsed 25 of the 27 blcych~t., killed 'Slgmficantl), wearmg biCy- websites Sell••• cle helmet" could have "aved many hve.,: says Jerr) Ba~ch, AAA Michigan Commumty Anything ..• Safety Service" manager "Our data r{'veal" that most people Anywhere! killed cho ...e not to wear them -' Thl" I'" tragic ,mce helmet u.,e Free Web Sites reduce, the n~k of senou, head For aU nonprofit organizations Injury by 1\5 percent n (IDcludiog Deslp, DeveIopmnt •• d Promotion) Safet} mu ...t comp fir"t whpn 080r _ MI3&..- hltycllng, "ay, Ba.,ch C'hlldren ("petlall) need to be prot{'ctpd We DesIgD, Develop, ProIllOte II HOlt • Web SIte from thplr Inablhty to a""e,,, for YOlIrBIIII_ 11,k Blcyclt,t" of all age~ can (Up 1012 pagel ofTen, Grapllics, ADlIlUItioIIl, AadlGlt AVideolt) hf ,afpty .,mart" by followmg ONLYS500,- th(',p h'tl1dehnp" For a Umlted time only 1__ Ml3I/2tItJ Alwslblhty l'i not - but cnme prevalb only by the vlOlatlOn of proper- Undoubtedly the be~t Ierne mVltlng, It Ib Important Whether It be less regard for ty but also by th<. threat of dy 101 II duclng lrlme l~ h.lvlng One of the first btep'i In the the nghts of others or the drug cnmes One poll revealed that mOl e police But no mdttci lflme preventIOn I' to report culture that callb for an cnor- manyovel 65 Ievealed cnme or 1\ hat the ewnom), budget~ upen l~lOn of some reportmg the cnme promptly senbelesb VIOlence While It IS subSidy progl am" to enable hy handgunb III the same pen- lantlbm offiCial agen(y enable, pohcc to ebtablish a not as prevalent m suburban older people to make their od They contend thel e I;' leb~ Such dellu', a, mall', e} c There Ib a fine Ime of demal- pdttern of activity that may areas, cnme doeb OC<.UImore home'i more 'ieCUIe, neighbor- cnme III lOuntlleb where hand- In Itant:- ,md folded-up nl w,,- catIOn that mUbt be obberved re;,ult m the lapture of the often than we like to thmk hood patrols, escort ~erVlceb guns drc restncted to thobc paper'> arc p()~~lbly good between the ,tl eel patrol that cnmmal That Imagmary wall of safety and better lommunlcatlOns licensed weaponb but often the victim deter" crime and a band of vlg- If the report lesult!. m IS Just that - It doesn't eXist between the pohle depart- To protect their property, Clt- never ha, an opportulllt) to I1anteb that <.reate a tense arrebt, you should preSb Nor are there any particular ment:- and older cltl7ens Izen~ are advl!>ed to put plck- u~e them atmosphel e by telhng people charges even If It IS time-can- segments of the populatIOn Smce the young are frequent proof loch on their doon, com- The Victim l'i not PlCpal ed whel e and when to move ;,ummg and you end up losmg that are free from the threat of perpetrator~ of lrlme against plex electromc deVices m their for attack, the lllmlllal I~, and The first consldel atlOn for an money from your paycheck cnme Cnmmals are democrat- older people, It ha'i been recom- homes, 'iecunty guard, m more than hkel} tht' a"'arlant effective CltlZClb organiZatIOn You may find It a frustratmg IC They take their victims mended that Congre'ib and the hOUbIng developments and will grab the weapon and use It 1:- \\olkmg With the pollce, expenence The defense may where they find them state "hould support speCIal block associations and neigh- on the victim which mvolves notificatIOn of request postponement The Because they are less able to youth educatIOn trammg and borhood patrols However, there are '>ome cnmes and reahzatJon that the defendant may plead gmlty for defend themselves and conse- cooperative neighborhood pro- Unfortunately, none of these measureb that do work For role of the group IS a passIVe a lesser charge m exchange for quently more vulnerable, It IS gramb to combat cnme measures are foolproof Most mstance, mstead of pick-proof one a lighter or suspended sen- commonly thought that older Handgun opponents see the burglars do not pick locks - locks that can be npped out, a In no way bhould a member tence people are more lIkely to be VIC- control of ~uch weapons as a they "pop" them Simply by cylmder guard-plate should be mterfere With a cnme or mete But there are pluses You tIms of cnme In a strict statls- means of curtallmg crime not pushmg or pulling the cylinder lllstalled out JustIce may be entitled to compensa- tlcal sense thiS IS not actually only agamst older cltlzens but TIght out of the door SecurIty Identlfymg your property IS The group's bebt weapon tion for medical expenses and true What IS true IS that these agamst all people They pomt systems are often too delicate, another cnme deterrent The agamst cnme IS presence A lost mcome About 75 percent figures fall 1<> recogmze 1<> what out that durmg the VIetnam settmg off false alarms police department will lend you burglar or mugger knows that of all cnmmals are prosecuted extent older cItIzens must go to War more than 36,000 Sometimes secunty guard~ are an engravmg tool for markmg there IS a chance he will be and convicted protect themselves Amencans died but more than not honest CItizen patrols are such property as tape seen or reported Before you go to court, you Many of them are Virtual 110,000 Americans were killed effective but can verge on VlgI- recorders, TVs, computers, As an advocate of cnme pre- should find out what to expect u.s. Government faces a challenge in fixing Medicare By U,S. Sen. Spence latlOn as tough but falr With System (PPS) for skIlled nurs- demed access to lower-cost mllhon more gOIng to MichIgan correct the current, nonsensI- Abraham operatmg margIns well over 12 mg care faCIlIties ThiS system skilled nursmg faCilitIes and hospitals to keep the doors cal reimbursement mecha- A few weeks ago Congre'!s percent, most observers hmlts Medicare benefiCiary home health care open and the quahty of care nism, ensurlllg that home took actIOn to prevent senIors beheved that hospitals could chOIce, obstructs market-based They have been forced to high and Improvmg health agencies that have been and other Americans III need handle these reductIOns reforms, and disallows claims contlOue care III higher-cost For nursmg faCilities, the prudent In thelf use of from 10bmg cntlcal health care But the Clmton adminIstra- for Impoltant services hObpltals where the) al,o may new law Will prOVide fOI pay- Medicare I esources are not serVIce, tIon has vastly deepened those It IS made worse by another not be able to get the most ment "add-on~~ that WIll covel unfairly penahzed It wJlI As part of the Ommbus cuts The biggest problem HCFA mnovatlOn penalIzmg appropllate level of rehabilita- additIOnal treatment 10 the ensure that agencle" III the Appropriations bill fundmg the comes from the admmlstra- low-cost pi oVlders of home tIve care care of the medically complex same regIon are reImbursed federal government for ne"t tlOn's Health Care Fmanclllg health care and discouragIng ThIS dlsturbmg trend should patient SImilarly for treatmg SImilar year, Congres, mcluded lan- Agency, or HCFA By the time home health care prOViders be reversed thanks to legIsla- It also restores one percent- pattents guage correctmg a dangerous the admllllstratlon was from takmg on Medicare tlOn Included III the age pomt of the reductIOns to Mlchlgamans - whether on mIstake that could have forced through, Michigan hospitals patients ConsolIdated ApproprIatIOns the annual mflatlOn adjustor Medicare or not - deserve the hospItal clOl,mgs and reduc- were 100k1Ogat a $3 1bJlhon or Taken together, these dra- bill mandated by the 1997 chance to get quality health tIOns III the availability of 11 percent reductlOn over five coman cuts put MedIcal e recip- That leglblatlOn correct~ Bal.mced Budget Act Although care nearby And they deserve home health care years Ients, along With everyone else, HCFA's dangerou", mistakes the mflatlOn adjustment reduc- thl' optIOn of medically appro- In 1997 Congress acted to - And proposed HCFA regula- at serIOus fisk of losmg access regardmg hospital,>, ~kllled tion was chrectl} wfltten m the pnate care m skilled nUl smg shore up Medicare ActIOn \\ as tIOns were set to reduce to high-quality, convenlCnt nurbmg eal e facilitlei> and 1997 act's lanl-,'Uage, It~ 10VI- faclhties and, whenevel POSbl- clearly needed because, With- rvhchlgan hospital Medlcare health care service", home health care slon pi oVldes Congl ess the ble, health care at home out actIOn, experts smated reimbursement!> by another Already, hObpltals have been On hospltnh, the ne\\ la\\ most dIrect and ~Implest way the federal medical I rance $43 mllhon over and above findmg them~elves unable to WIll retul n $10 billIOn 111 feder- to countel act the exceSbeb of system would go ba pt by Congress' 1997 cut'! cover their costs M.Jn) have al rCllnbursemult P; have closed hetween 2000 and 2002 Fmall\, to jJllJtect home rR .....f{\\ la\\ \\ III Budget COllllllillef Senior Community to offer Parkinson's disease presentation

A free presentatIOn on Parkmson's chsease (PD) Will be held on Monday, May 8, at 7 p m at St John Semor Commumty, 18300 East Bon Secours Cottalle can keep you in step Warren m DetrOit Refreshments wJlI be served with a FREE LECTURE about Dr VIttono Morreale, a NEW TECHNIQUES FOR JOINT n-oted neurosurgeon on staff at REPLACEMENT SURGERY. St John Hospital and Medical Center, WIll share mformatlOn This orthopediC education program is about the causes of tremor, effective drug therapies, and a designed to keep our community stepping new, highly successful treat- lIvely by sharing information about ment optIOn now avatlable Hurry in before we draw a line comprehenSIve treatments avaIlable through Recent news btones about Bon Secours Cottage Health Services. the health of actor Michael J through our great introductory rate • Fox have focused new atten- Saturday, May 6, 2000, 1PM to 3PM tIOn on PD, a chromc and pro- Our speCial 6 99% APR Home EqUity Credit Lme gres:-Ive neurolol,'lcal condition Meet orthopedic surgeon that afflicts up to 500,000 offer IS good tor rhe firsr four monrhs on new accounr~ Amencans every year opened bcrween now and April 30, 2000 KENNETH CERVONE, M.D., The dl~ease IS both phY;'lcal- and learn about "high-tech" hip and knee • Iy and emotIOnally debilitating • No closing costs rt affects every part of a per- replacement surgeries. Physical therapist son's life, IImltmg hi- or her • No annual fees Lisa Cervone will be on hand to show you ability to dre'l~, wnte and even how these new techniques can help you live • Flexible "interest only" eat It even may undPrmme thE' a normal. active life. person's ~elf-confidl'nce to the payment option • pomt where he or ~h(' no longer A question-and-answer session is Included. feels comfoltable gomg out In , Bon Secours Cottage Rehabilitation Services pubhc REPUBLIC 23715 Little Mack, Suite 200, St. Clair Shores Manv ppoplc con-Id"r PD to be an Jne~capahle pMt of ~8ANK (between Nine and Ten Mile Roads) • agmg But thet e actually are For more information or to pre-register, call many effectl\'(' th('mpw, for ~ Bon Secours Cottage Community Health cont;ollmg or e\en phmmatmg ..::..::..:::::..: • tremor Promotion at (810) 179-7900 between Grosse Pointe Farms For mOf(' mform,lllon fll to 9AM and 4PM, Monday-Friday, 18i20 Mack Avenul' (313) 882-6400 rf'.!{1",tl'r, l ,-.. "!1 ' ",."."" r- '" f "''' ,,1 Ir If) I(VIoI " rr-. ., 10, \. >'1'1( • ~I'> ,,, I f- 'NEWSPAPE, \ RI HEALTH SERVICES \1[" r'" .. < r-J '~'" t- • .,1'.... I • 'H J"" <..t ...~ (II)( hr ~ .1'>1 "," t-.< <) 1)(-'" >,1 It .....-!1 I'> r.. < • f" "'" i ~,. Ranbd 2S1<'<1 C'., • ~""')I);I n '" h,m"''' Progressive onhopedlcs wlth the human touch t \ ~ ., I., ...." '(I rr....)"'".("> IJ\J m, I" .1."1 \i ~." ... "I r'k" It" \1" m ,.,.., • pi"" ~ ;/, (Ill I '1rct\"' ""lv r' mtn ~}- .. 'II: " "'11 \ K ... I'<" n " ,.,*11.... n r"M'" I !'I. nJ.-A II, ... I ..... ~.f" ...-.d r I" .." .. f',.."" IT'<'1 f"n. '"'I If"!'" n FDIC f~P\ oJ" •• "" '''''1' ~...1", to II rI" <" I k n. ~I'\d *" 'rr" "I rTll"l """'1 ,...,1 .... C 2000 BON SECOUAS COITAGE HEALTH SERVICES to' Ill) old I~f1ltng llI.ldll1lC. \\ ludl my bos~, John MlIllm, I.:len hdd 11l0\ed trom myoid Mishaps on olftce at thc Gro,~c I'omtr Nc\\" 11110Ill) llIHI bedroom life's journey ~o I ~OOI1hope to he \\l1ll11g cven 1110rt;:edl- IOlldl, dlld othel ple\.c, tor the NelV~. "hlch ha, ver the ycar,. [ \ e been ho,pllaillcu beel1 111) OI.CUPdtlOll III "retlremenl" for 20 man) tlillC, for opel atwlh and \ ,mou, Opinion ) e~dnd Ill) Michigan. \\a,hmgtoTl [) C and 01 IOllg rCl.llIel) I'> tl1 ,0 "ell ~upphed IV Ith On the bd>l' ot lll) npeflellee 110\1\\ Ilh 1\10 M) reccnt e\.perrC1H.e, m Iw,plt.1l., 111 (lm.,.,c ,\.,len1'> e\~l.ellent mcdl\.,11 dnd nUf'>lIlgfacilities POll1tc ~arms and Detroit \\.1, lor homc IU,I' bclon: aldc, I he dOdor, IIcre lordld I ,1I1denie Icnl pallltulll) 1110\e ,Iroulld-the-dol." d,,,,ldnl.e 1hat CMe. I think. Chnstllla, 111 1999 ~ll I \1.1> prog.rl',~l11g 11II.eh Ullttl I acqUired I\t an) r,lle I .,un 1\ cd dller ,I \.ourle l110re hd, been IIl"trlllllental In gelling me 10 Ihe cur- M) pre" 10US C\pCnellle II lIh .Ill) IraUml.' c b) didn't IllI"S e\cn d da) 01 ,chool. returnUH.( ihe WIl!IIl11ed unttl thl> II eel.. \\ hen I thought II arrl\ ed at the dd\ \I hen Ihe IlUf>e, dll<.ldOl.lor~ ,UI1lIller \ end though I \1111be 87 on Jul) 14 vel) ne\1 da) alter the a\.cldellt ~ hcg,1Il 10 dlmllll>h drrted Ihdt m) Ilip had healed 'llml.lenll) dnd ([neldelltdll). Jul) l--l I> not onl) the anlliver- fhe onl) Illterest [pro\oked from "I.hool \la, It 1, I.haradefiLed b) outbreal..~ of red ncsh th,1l J ,hollid go home \\hlLh 1IIIh the help 01 ~ar\ ot the Ilendl RC\t)llltlon\ Bd'>ttlle DdV. It one teacher" foollsl' question abollt "hether ,)11 Ill) I.he,t ,l11dbde" I reea II that I had ,hll1- the nUI,e., I did I'> ;1,0 the olrthda) ot Mlchlgan\ onl) p(CSI- lhe bUlllp jultmg out frolll under 111) ,"cater !lIe, OI1\.ebdorc ,lIld It \\a, 110 fun I ,hould leport th.ll a, I \\a, nearing 111) dent, Gel a 1<.1lord "ho dbo \\ ill be 87 and. (lod \\ as part of Ill) arl11 - I hat e,lrllcr altack occurrcd a, Ill) \\ Ife and I departure, the I1l1r,e, ,taged ,I "lIld ,It ,peLidl \ldllllg ,till golfing!) The bump, \\as, after all. prO\ Idcd onl\ b\ Ilere preparing 10 returtl home atter one 01 our da\ lor all the pattclll>, alld I \\oUlld up getllllg I' ~ All 01 the dbove 11.1,l\fllten before I hdd Ihe large metal cros, [ \\dS \\earlng 10 hold m\ "umlller \ al.atlon" III Maille Ilole., and I.arti', frolll 1110,tof 111)nur.,e, a nl'II nmhap J tell dO\ln \\htle clullbmg Ihe shoulders a, close as po,,,ble to a normal pO"I- We Ihld pldllned to lea\ c tor home 1i:\Ir1)earl) One llUf'>e.\\ ho had beell e,pecr.JlII helpllil "ta Ir" at hOl11edud .,uftercd a fral.tured bone In tlon I had a bit 01 dlfficult\ \Hlllng, but thaI In the mOrtl111g.but I found J could Ilot sleep 111pef>Uadlllg 111)reluuant legs to go III .I ,pe- 111) fight tOOl "as mer In a couple of da"s c\cept nat on the noor. which 111effect. meant \.Ifil., given dlrtl.lIOIl, el en ga\ e me a beautIful So It appear, I \\ dl ha\ e 10 postpone Ill) IlC\I lle\."lie \\hlch I regard a, hlghl) a, a '01- But \\ hen I "a, hospllallzed 1\Ith m) tr,lc- J dldn t ,Ieep mueh return to the goll course by a fev. 1110re\\ee"~ dler \\ ho \\ Ill' a decoratloll for hi" bra\ CI) tured rrght hip (al a much more ad"anced age), I \\ o"c 111) \\ Ife earl) and proposed that we or perhap, e\ en Illore I qUlc"l) dl.,cO\ered I \\as 111 for a longer P~fI- lI11medlatel) start for home then 400 mtle, or under fire Darn III od of recol el) and, III fact [am stdl \\alkll1g ,0 dl~tant She agreed and 100" o"er the dflvlIlg No\\ that I am home 111 Gro~.,e POinte LlfI1h. much of the tllne \\ Ilh a \\alker or at lea"t a dutle~ for the da) I am chuggmg around In>lde the house and. What all tl1l'>tells me I~ thdt \\Ith lI1crea~lI1g age CO!11e~mcreased tragJlIt) nol ani) for me cane After ,toppmg for somc ollltmcnt to treat l11) \\ hen the \lcather penl1lt" c\ en domg a Illllc but for olher people of advam.ed age BUll \\ ant to pral,e the care I recen,ed at the shlllgle, and gettlllg a bite 10 eat. \Ie tinall) \\ al"lng oUhlde 1\ Ith d cane hospitals 111 (Jrosse POll1teand Ihe nearb) hcalth .lrm ed home and I Imlllcd latel) \\ ent to bed Being ,II home abo penn lIs me edSler

EDITORIAL CLAS,IFI~D 1311) S82 6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PRODl>(TIO' Robert G Edgar (313) /182 3500 1313) /l8Z 029~ Barbara '.l1be,k Vetha(ki:' 11111 6~2 bOQO Roger B H.1ges Ar..h t.rtl ..m~ \111' l~lr Pubh~her John Mmnis \t In \l.," r Sh.rry Emard, Margie ReinS Smith Kim \1 '\1ad,ev \' ....,Lst.mt to th .... hhtor and General Fran Velardo \ ....[..t ml A""'I",llnt F..i1tnr/Ft.c1hu't. Edthlf \0\ lrll ...m~ \l lnl!'u PwJu lllll' \-hn.lf-I..1'J" '11n1l.,1..( Robert B. Edgar \>!,m,'ger 141 ;-::;4,J Petrr T Birkner Ida Bauer "en Schop ,,"""\ .. I.. " AJHrtl ..nh,.]{t.PCI.""UHlt! L Founder '10 Chuck Klonkt', -=;'fX'tt..:;. E••hh'l" ""41 ,:;I.j1 (19~O-1979) Da"d Hugh« tmdsav J Ko1Icht.l Gre~ BartoSltWICZ Wilbur Elston fdillmll ~'nt,-r '';..P. ::;;(.,1- \16 i;~t JoAnne BurcAr,llm'1.l1lo1nt \h.tame '4ilhon .." AJ\ ..rtl"'ml-o r.:'-~'Tl. .... ntltl\l Jdf Kno~loc~ Bonnlt' Caprar .. ';tlH Wnh.r ~1 ~~')~ Ch.ryl Smith Kalnleen M Stevenson, .,-vrM;-PwKt~ ..;t/ Brad LIndberg. .,l1tl II'nter 141 ;;ql AdHrtl ...m ]{r..prl .... l\t .tll"l TECH"lICAl OP~RATlO"'S " ...,- /' l'uhh ...~\Cd"C'Cklv hy M .\nlc"~~(li 'Uhll<,t!(' ..... 'am., Vl ~t,,~ro,d "11ff IVr"e, 141 ;;q~ C1RUJLATIO' 11HI J.lJ 5;n '1.an EHen VanDusen Valo'l< ~nch.ff \h.mblr------\, Il~ rt l 96 KC"Il..heul A\C >\J\ ..rtl"'Ul~ .l{t..prt ...... ntlll\ .. Gr~ Point~ News Dlane \.1onlll Edlt~m;ll A"''''l<;t mt 14"l~2t.N Am\ Angelastro Coordtnoltor , ..,,. r1l-'U,-\ \1 t Gm')'\.( I'olnl~ Fums \H ';82.)6 Juh. R Sutton \hn Il-,lf ~Jn111w.Ir1lor In.i'\.1lI1!l11 Betty Brosseau f r x)(rt.. ldt.f Enn Flemmg VoL 61, No. 17, April 27, 2000, Page SA \J\ ..rtl"'lfl~ Klrrl..'-\..ntl!lH 1313) .n ,57, 'l\\"~ lj:'t.f \ ...-..;.....

~ Elian: Use of force necessary VILlAG.t ST~. j e were shocked by the federal ordered to rem am m thiS country until BliAurl F'UL raId that released Ehan the courts rule on whether he must WIn\OUi TU~ L1TT~~ Gonzalez and reumted hIm remam here or be permItted to return to O~ COUR~ W WIth hIS father, but from the Cuba WIth hts father We are dlsappomted threats made by the antt-Castro forces m that the court" stIli must rule 00 the case, MIamI, It was clear that some force would and we thmk thE' antt-Castro forces have be necessary for the U S government to been allowed to conduct theIr Cuban CIVIl capture the boy war on U S soIl Much as many AmerIcans regretted the Thl' problem IS that the young,;ter use of force, It probably was needed to qUIckly became a pohtlcal pawn, WIth the convmce the antI-Castro forces that the Cuban eXIles m Mlaml resortmg to UmtE'd States meant busmess extreme measures of OPPOSltlOO m defi- Crymg With fnght, the 6-year-old was ance of US laws flown to Andrews AIr Force base near WhIle we applaud the release of the Washmgton, D C where he was reumted Cuban boy and we agree WIth PreSIdent WIth hIS father, stepmother and htS baby BIll Chnton that Attorney General Janet half-brother Reno finally acted correctly, we thmk ear- Unfortunately, the boy stIll was not per- her federal actIon would have served both mitted to leave the UOlted States, but was countnf'S better Unsung givers and doers tIS the Golden Rule played out m of an orgamzatlOn He or she can be the our hves dally by devoted and car. neIghbor who makes a meal for ~omeone In mg people They are called vol un. need, or helps to plant a garden or walk the Iteers and are all around us In vast dog for "omeone \~ho I~ unable to do the numbers gomg about their unselfish SImple thmgs mo~t of us take for granted The fnend who dnves us to the doctor or busmess WIth I1ttle fanfare Some have "up('rmdrket when we are under the weath- Letters awards bestowed upon them, but the er and the per~on who takes ammals to maJonty contmue gJVmg and dmng nursing homes or SlOgScarols to Indlgents IS WIthout any applause People who vol- "" Important as the chamnan of the bIg Prevent It IS "till Illegal to kIll some. Teach your unteer seldom seek vahdatlOn from an fun drau;e r body With any type of weapon, so, how many more laws do we audience They are dnven from wlthm Each indiVIdual IS gwmg precIOus tIme children well the criminal need? Laws to take guns away, by theIr personal goals or spIritual motl- for the benefit of others Whether It IS emp- To the Editor: becau~e guns kdl people, nght? To the Editor: vatlOn and our community IS ble~sed tvmg a bedpan or lendmg a prestIgiouS In light of the letter to the How about car", be\.au~e they Th!' letter IS addre'>sed to the 'Tlal1 who backpd hIS bur- WIth countless numbers of thiS speCIal nam': to a chantable event, the person's edItor r~Thanks for eve-open- kill people too Kmve" lawn breed mvohement counts and tells us somethmg gundy sport utIlity vehIcle !U1o mg, mformatlve artIcle," Apfll mowers, blunt objects - all of Volunteers come m all "hap('s, sIze,; and about the gwer 20>, I would hke to take thl, thll,£' thmg., kill people So let\ a blur Pontiac van m the park- mg lot at Wendy s re~taurant ages I havr known ~eH'ral local cltl7rn~ m 80mI' oj u" have more tIme dud ar'_ capa- ,:-:,ortumtj to go' e th~ re~J' make It Illegal to kIll people on Wednpsday, Apnl 12 theIr 80" who have volunteered al local ble of gWlng In more way~ than others dent<. of thl" commumty a WIth lawn mowcn You would hospltab 'for year,; They pour toffee for Howevrr. mo~t of U" are able to gIVe ~ome- bnef, one ~pntence "ynop~l" of have to buy a perrmt to own After ,,£'('mg that you had tho,e wmtmg III "urglcal lounge.,. pu"h f,'1ft thmg at ,orne tIme m our hvr~ and Wlll feel what th(' Mllhon Mom March ont', and It can't be too big or aCCIdentally damag£'d tht> van, cart" through the hall~ work m thr ho"pltal tlPltpr for domg ~o The next tIme you VISit a want, to accomph'ih Simply carry too much ga", because you got back mto your vehIcle ~hop" and read to patIent" The opportullI mu~eum ~e(' ~omeone readmg to children at put, they advocate b nght - hptall~p h"m~ kill ppopl(' (rtmJOal to do It Tht, million mom, \'111 u~p Thl'r('lll III'~ my arguml'nt thmg' Chlllh en h'arn morl' by ".Irm hi artl d rh( tOfll rpfl'r don t ban gun ... han (nmm;)l, ollr hI havlOr than hy what w(' Letters welcome ,a~ to th('m ring to happv tlml ~ ,1I1dphy Ran cllml11al mlpnt (~o ('\('11 I1lg I hllllT (n III "rdll to I Oil The Gros~e Pom te New ... wpl (orne .. ) our Lptt ('r .. 10 Ihe Ed Itor All letters should be fllrthpT ,md han cnmlnal vInce '011 of thPIT ~Ill(( flty thought Bpl,lIhl' 1111111 \nu ( ~ P m Monrlay rh,tofll In 11>42 Th. \ 11 "'lV m,lkf' thl' ~,Imp dpchwn If prr- Hend letterfl to EdItor, {;ros<;e Pomlp Npw ... B6 Kplc!wval, Gro<,fle POInte Farms, th,lt ,111tli. \ 1I,Inl 10 ch,lllg'1' "pnll d With ~lml1ar '1f( urn- Mlch 482:36, or fax thE'm to (:31:11 RH~-I!)R5 Lp!tPl" may also he e-mallE'd to Jmm- an thl I.\\\~ h.(oI\h( thl'\ Park the org,ll1 playing between bat- vendor.., U UI"lllg th(' dl pdrk' Alldlilll( \ld,IH,ol,...l1ll.n .III mall Pu h,lp'" It, anotht I t( ,Llml III (!lII(JIl of I lk( \1, ()lIl I', Ihl However, I hdu to thetk out th ..t COmelll<1 I\u k " 1<, iJ .II B dl ("mt to (, It 1>1It Iht Let me "tart out by ,aYll1g Comenta Park to "ee v.hdt the It .I " hom( r llil I Ihll\~ II" I pll\' d nor plIlg m,d] \\ ItIi ,I ball fil'ld,' l),Irk.., a<, thl :\1,.11 oj Am. I I'm not a "'pOI t, tan hullabaloo Wd" about to ,hoppll1g m,II]<' 0\ ( I dOI\( I t 1'1' 01 ,I ...,h 11I1" 11\ "n "Hlg But It doe'n't Ill'! like ,I bdJl. "diU 111\ blJ\hll'nd, \\ho III ,dl I can't rattle off btilh and I 1).,11\ "\ ( I tht ldm I It. dl gill d line! I went purely <1" .I "oudl out. pdrk It" too poh,hl'd, 100 ..,lttk t.IlIIH" (nJ(J\, ,hopplllg l'Vl'n to thl' POIl1t \\ hi I( rh (JI Ii don't even remember who won I" I ,,\ ....tt rn mg For the Id"t two yearb, It'S I dlmo"t felt undpl dl e'''l'd III nWI< tit 111 I do jU,1 nol dl <1 PUll)(hl' ohl,tl Itt'd \\ h Il' last year's World Sene, I wn't been my blother'., job to take my twIll pant.., dlld denim j.llk. IMII p,lI " rH'xt' A :-'Il'gfl J((I ,llld Ho\ It hlllk tht 1\1 'II 1IIIll I It'lt I even name one per"on who my bon" to 11ger game" It'" et LlkL ,III ,hopping mall, 'Ide..,how !l',ltullng .I Btlli!dl II

Gr~ Pointe N~ws The Op-Ed Page April 27, 2000, Page 9A 'Ozone Action!' key to air quality "Ozone ActlOn'" sea~on offi- Government<., called to attlOn 1)\ the (O,dl- ually begtns Monday, May 1, When the weather I' hot, tlOn The peopl(' \1ho fo11(J\\ and ,t l;, likely to be a long and eml%lOn", from fattone" auto- tho..,l' t\~O tlP<' alone ,Ire hot one Meteolologt,ts from mobiles, boats and other actlv, re",pol!'lble fOI I eduung O/Olle- the Clean Air CoalJtlOn of ItJe~ react WIth thl' heat to fOlmll1g • mh'lIm, to thl' tune Soutnea"t Michigan al e pre- form ground-level ozone a pol- of nearh 40 000 ton~ (',lth dlctmg that higher than aver- lutant that threaten.., pubht summer. dCCO!dmg to the "'.Ime age bummer temperature~ will health Reducmg eml~",lOn" on poll re..,ult m more frequent air the days mObt likely to re ...ult m People are al \',a~ ' WI pI J ..,cd quaIJt) challenges all ...ummer high ozone can really mako a by h(m pa'" It I., to make ,1 dlf. long dlfTerente, keepmg air cleanel fel ence," 'ay'" Bla~lu' The La~t year, "outheast and healthier The coalJtlOn', optIOn, we offer arl' unde- Michigan temperatures team of meteorologtst" keepb mandll1g they fit well II1to I" u- exceeded 90 degrees 16 hmes close track of the weather all pIe'" bu<') IIve<, dnd don t Uht m the "ummer of 2000, meteo. ...ea,on long, Idcntlfymg a/one anythll1g - not e\ pn time rologl..,ts expect between 20 ActIOn' days ba..,ed on meteOl 0 TYPltal Ozone AltlOn 1 da~ and 40 day, where tempera- 10glcal co~dltlOn" a~ v.ell a.., tllh II1dudp ture.., get that hot ThiS type of eXI'itll1g - and expected - pol- • A\ Old Il-.1llg ga<,olll1P I' v If yOU' have comments or suggestions. e-mail [email protected] we;1ther wlll slgOlf'icantly lutIOn el ('d lal\ I! ,1llU gal dpn pC! p- affett the number of Ozone 'An mdlvldual'" dCC1~1011to ment on O/onl \ttloll ActlOn' day" rxpenenced m the reduce pollutIOn on Ozone MO\\ 1,\\\ n-, th" d,l\ h( I, ~e\ pn-count) IeglOn In 1999, a ActlOnl day" - or e"er) da\ - Elian Gonzalez finally! aftt,] .Ill O/one AltltJl\ [1.1\ relOrd 25 Ozone ActIOn' days can really make a 'lg1uficant What happened to Ehan Image ta<;t a "hado\\ which blought plogrum particIpants difference m the quahl) of the • A\ Old ] ('fu('hng Ill! () [' AttlOn' cl.\\, \\ h.'n. I I I p' I. Gonzalez Sll1ce November of made a ..,hroud one that wab together, voluntanly reduclllg flIr \\l' bleathe, e"peudllv \~h(>n 1999 dIdn't look good for the already bemg heralded 'lnd pollutIOn on the days It counted added to tho"e "ame dechlOn, bit, If ll'fu( lIng I' I1l tl" II) IJmted States, but the mo"t worshiped 811lee he >va~ n~~- mObt made b) oth"r"," "ay'" Amtd fill up flitI'I du..,k m,1 <\"n t 101' Important thmg IS, It wabn't cued from the watf'l he \~a, It thl' <,ummer really bnngb Bla<,lu" manager of thL LOdh off' thl tflnk good for Ellan, either seen as another Mo"e~, dnd that much heat that often, \\(, tlOn.., Ozone ActIOn' pI ogl am • Reduce ,IUlOI!l ,hIl. I"l' \1hcne\ ('r pO"J!)!l' Plm 10 (.Ir- The 6-year-old Cuban boy, others saw him a" bewmlllg \\ ill really huve to pull together Polling mdlcate" that nC,lI II pool U-l' puhht Ildn'l! hike who was shIpwrecked back m the Dalal Lama of Llttll' a<, a regIOnal community to 1 5 ImlllOn "'outheu<,t MIchigan Havana \\,llk anci/or combllH llr,me!, November of 1999, \Va" unfor- keep OUI <111 clean and hou~ehold" Iegulally Pdl til'l healthy: say, Paul Talt, execu- pate m the ...lx-year.old plO' to I l'dUll' l m 1-.'1011-- tunately turned Into a polItical The 'ibong lellgioUs pull wa" football and rellglous Icon tlVP dll ecto! of the coahtlOn's gram, followmg tIp" Ilke d,m t • DllH \\ "l' It \ Oll mu~t to contrast the atheistiC totah- ...taffing Ulllt, SEMCOG, the mow your lawn and dd.1I dll\ e kppp ,pl'l'd, dO\1n ,11ld tanamsm of Commum"t Cuba The boy was one of three "ur- Justice departments were par- Southea~t lVhchlgan Council of refueling untd du,k II h. n .11(('leI ,ltt ,10\1 h Vlvors of a nckety boat that alyzed by confhctmg demands, The Cuban exJle" reasoned Ellan became a media Icon, that the lack of a rehgtou, was to take him to freedom m th the UPlted State" HIS mother ",hown dally sWlngtng on hiS upbrmgtng would be detnmen- St:art:ing May 7 and nme others tragtcally died new sWlI1g and shdlng down tal to Ehan'b mordl character en route Ehan floated on an hiS new slide In an attempt to development GIving them the Win hiS affectIOn away from hIS benefit of the doubt, the reh- OPEN SUNDAYS mner tube In the ocean for two 10 am. 5 pm days before he was rebcued homeland and hIS father, he glOu~ demonstl ator" were God only knows what were hIS wa" entertall1ed and feted, fightmg for Ehan'~ soul 882.5100 • Fax: 882.0220 taken to Disney World, g1Ven feelings and thought~ a'i he We couldn't ..,end thl' poor floated mght and day for 48 hundred" of toys and even a WE DELIVER puppy dog boy back to the deVil, after hl& hour,' mother nbked thclr hve~ to 355 FISHER RD. He was caught m the He looked happy, but the bnng him to a count!) WIth OPEN MON .• SAT. 8 am -7 pm remall1l11g ve~tlge.., of the Cold child wa", not glven an opportu- rehglou<, freedom Sale prices good through May 3rd War, which ..,till l'XI~t~ between nity to grieve He was distract- Actually, the dIVorced moth- GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE thl'i great 'iuperpower und a ed and showered With affectIOn poor Canbbean 1..,land only 90 m a vam attempt to dIstract er v.as f1eemg Cuba \\Ith her Iate~t lover, takmg her "on mJ1e~ from Miami him from hh gnef along for the nde Anoth('r Fresh Green Granny Smith In the larger pIcture, hi" It was .,ad to see the boy mother, ,eemg the fragility of phght wa'i another example of caught 111 a g-rowll1g polanza- the boat left her <,on behllld BROCCOLI APPLES tlOn, With the .Ju~tlce 0" how llldlvldual live.., are ,wept There arC' law.., m thlb lOuntn up and dl..,rupted by ma<;s Department \\ ary of offending to prevent one dl\ orced parent movementi>, by the lllexorable the Miami Cuban~ and the from removmg a child to anoth- 98~B:~," ImmigratIOn "ervlce >;talled by Golden ~ACH and uncontrollable force~ of er btate and pre\ l'ntmg aCd <" 9 9 hl.,toT\ Con'lder the cla" ...lc confllctll1g and amblguou" to thE' other parent BANANAS example,; "f ~War and Peace," rule~ The candidate.., for presI- "Gonl' With the Wll1d" and "Dr dent WNe alternatively cau- For Ehdn to be re ...tored to \ ' Zhlvago" \~hlch coml.,ted of tIOU<,and craven the pre'ldent normalcv, he need" to be Loose ordll1ary people tryll1g to hve 'llent and the attorne~ gC'neral allowed, bel!a!c l /1//, / '11\ ,,>, hool ..,horE'''',hl' wn<, <,V.lpt UJI In hh V.NE' tilt Mwml Cuhan eXIII''' of M, (lirl"" II, I' a /I){ mill I of dl~tant rpllltl\(' 111 LIllII' "0 OVPI\\ rOll£(ht ahout hI' !he A 111/ r/t nil '\' nd, 111\ 0/ Hnvllnn," v.ho 'PI/I,d thl' rl'tllrn to ('lIhfl) '1' all $2~~ Pqychoa/lal\ alld !Ir" / ,iI opportunlt\ to ']lotlight thp\r FINE WINES r W.l' ]lu771('d flbout thl~ I()rwl I)()ard 0/ 11r, Wa\ll/ Id(ntltv a, a polltllal fOIll' III IIntti I "'\~ thl' ('uhrin dpmon. ('01111/\ ,1\I/,dl/1I1 ,">I/(/(I\ /I, Miami and to hl,] ...t lh('l! lOrn <,trator<, al ()lInd thl' homf' of lI,d(onu', rOTl/m,'II' a/ hi, , mUnJ<,t homl'land ,1l1r1 It-. long ECHELON Eh:m ...\In( It Th( rf' Wl'rp manv mati adtlr," I hlooTl/ "'10111 «'rm totallt"nnl1 It adl r Fld('l r"hglOu, <,ymbol... d",plaYl'd - IlI!'/'J(' (01/1 alld II"!' !o hh Ca'itro Chardonnay Crill lfi)...". ro..,anp" ilnd Imag('''' /I'l'h,,!, /I /I /I //1/ !o!, 1/1 (0/11 A~ thE' Immigration and of Chrl-t Suppo~edly the hoy\ II bloom 10A Apn127,200U Grosse Pointe News HALCYON DAYS ENAMELS

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David William Bayer BlOelectncal Impedance 1I1 Mr Par;,on~ wa;, born In Former City of Gro;,;,e POinte Lyon, France m 1976 Great Bntarn and ~erved In the resIdent David Wilham Bayer, Dr Nybocr wa~ a member of Bntl~h Army during and was a of Beverly HIli;., died Monday, the SenIOr Men\ Club of pn;,oner of war m Germany Apnl 24, 2000 He wa" 37 Gro;,M' Pomte the Glo,;,e dunng World 'War II He was a Mr Bayer I;' ;,urvlved by hi, Pomte M"munal Church, the partner In HeWitt';, MU~lc He mother, Jean Rodger;" ;,tep- Amentan College uf enjoyed hi' family, woodwork- father. Gene Rodger;, two ~I~_ CardIOlogy, the Amenldn mg, remodeling homes, ;,aJlmg ters, Chnf>tlne Burkhardt and Heart A~;,ucldtlOn dnd Sigma and mU;,lc Luty Schiefer, three ;,tep Xl Mr Par.,ons I., .,urvlved by brothers, Edward Rodger~, Survivor;. mdude hl~ wife, hh Ydfe, Irene, four nephew;" Mike Rodger;. and Mark Martha, a daughter, Gret<.hen Robert PI e;,ton, Ru~;,ell Rodgers, a mele, Medghan Pella, three ~()n~, Jan Peter Pre;,ton, Steven Calli and Burkhardt, and three and Lee, four ~I~tl>r;, two DaVid Cam, ;.IX grandmeces nephews, Ryan Burkhaldt brothers, ~lX grandchlldl en and two grandnephew~ Nicholas Schiefer and Charle~ and two gredt-granddaughterr, A pnvate <;ervlce will be held Schiefer He was predecea;.ed at a later date L) hlo f...th..I , l'''"t:1 Dayel, dllU ~1..mull..lJ I)ln, Ill") 1.,.. , .. nl brother, Peter Jr to the Ho;,plle;, of Henry Ford, A memonal service for Mr 2JOOO Mack, SUite 500, St Robert Neal Lynch Bayer will be held ThUl ;,day, Clair ShOl e;" MI 48080 Irene Sarah Brys Sutton Alfred VanTlem Apnl 27, at 11 a m at Holy Boy Scouts of Amenca He wa~ POlllte HIgh S~hool She ""d~ wa~ t\O Name Catholic Church III Ethel M. Stocking al.,o the youngest Eagle Scout dn owner of a mIllinery ;,tore, Mr VanTIPm \\,.h a gr'ldu \tf Blrmmgham Funeral an ange- In the "tate of MIchigan He Ethel M Stockmg died 1Il an 3tCOuntant, a teacher, an ments are bemg handled by of Gro""( POllltL High '-,(bool was a senIOr member of the her Gro;,se POlllte Wood;, home Inventor, a teleVISion per;,ondl. He wa., an offtu I Illth tll( Lynch & Son" Funeral Country Club of DetrOit, a for- on Sunday, Apnl 2.3, 2000 She Ity ....ho made appearanle" on DetnJlt Po!tu Dep.lrtlTlF nt fl) r DIrectors In Clawson was 80 mer member of the O;,tego Ski 4Mlchlgan Outdoor<;" and' The 25 yea I <;..mcl wor ked 10 ("I)if) Memonal gifts may be made Club, the Rece~s Club. th" Mrs Stolkmg wa;, born m Lady of Charm," and author of rate ;,ee..unt} for Ai'v\ :\llCllig III to Hospice of MIchigan Arenac County and wa., a 193H Semor Men's Club of Gro~~e "Ho .... to Make Hats dt Home H for 1'5 year, Hl ,11,0 "( II, dill Pomte and the Wood Worker<; graduate of Bay City High Mr~ Sutton wa~ the founder the U S Mdl me;, In the ::-'otlt], Naomi Ethyl Johnson School She wa" a homemaker Mr Lynch IS ;,urvlved by hIS of the Semor Cruiser;, and Pacdit durmg World \\'.11 II and formerly employed at Former Gros;,e Pomte Park wife, Elaine, four ;,ons, Selllor AchIevement, wa<; a He \1 a, .1 ml'mhpr of ttw \ I' \\ Parke DaVIS reSident Naomi Ethyl John;,on, Michael, Robert, TImothy and <;emor adViser of the Grosse and the Amf'IICdn L, gton me! ,1 of Fort Wayne, Ind, died Thoma;" and two grand~ons Mrs Stocking Has a member Pomte Wood<; COmml;,.,lOn, 50-ypar memhl'r of the.. Klllght, Monday, Apnl 17, 2000 She A memonal servIce fOl Mr of the Promandel ~ Square wa~ preSident and tour dIrec- of Columbu~ Dance Club and Gro;,;,e POlllte was 94 Lynch wa;, held Tue;,day, Apnl tor of the Grosse POlllte Wood;, Mr VanTlem I~ ~Ur\l\( d h\ Mr<; Johnson was born III 25, at Gro<;~e Pomte ME'monal Woods Presbyterran Church Semors, served on the Semor two daughtel' ~ant\ R.l~llld where she wa;, a "ecretary of Chicago and was a graduate ot Chuflh Olive Susan Paddock Citizen CounCIl on Aging for and D(JIlnd ~ah agglO, and fOlll BelOit College where she MemOllal gifts may be made the children's educatIOn the State of MIchigan, wa<; a grandchIldren He wa~ pl('de- majored 111 educatIOn She was to the Boys and Girls Club of Olive Susan Paddock department She was a];,o a co- panshloner of St Joan of Arc cea;'l'd h\ hI<- Wile Bellllet' a homemaker and the Wife of a Southea~tern MIchigan or Bon founder of the Parda Credit Gro;,se POInte Shores resI- Catholrc Church and wa<; a three da~ghter;" :\1arv SU"lIl CongregatIOnal mmlster who SecoUTs-Cottage Hospice Umon She enjoyed readmg, dent Olive Susan Paddock died member of the Semor Clhzen and ,Julre clnd a ~on Stl'plwn served at Gros;,e POlllte sewlllg and salllllg Sunday, Apnl 16, 2000, of con- ASSOCiation of Gro..,,,e POlllte A funcl'd! ?>.la;,;, fOI :\11 CongregatIOnal Church from SUrvIVOrS mclude her hus- Woods, Toa"tmlstres;,e;, and VanTlem \\a., celebrat{d at gestive heart failure at Bon band, Norman, two daughters, 1951 to 1962 the PIlot Club She was award- Our Lady Star of t1w '-,l d Jan Nyboer, M.D. Secours Nursmg Center In St Mrs Johnson IS ;,urvtved by JudIth Andreosky and Mane City of Grosse POlllte resI- Clair Shores She was 95 ed a DIstmgulshed SenIOr;, Cathollc (,hurch on a daughter, Mary Lou Hall, two Pigeon, a son, Fredenck, three Award by the SerVice" for Wedne,da}, Aprrl 26 dent Jan Nyboer, M D , died of Mrs Paddock was born III sons, Douglas and DaVId, mne SIsters, Sara Raynal, Eleanor Older CItizens m 1992 She Interment I.., at Re<;ull, ltliJll heart failure on hIS 94th birth- Salem, Ind, and was a gradu- Discher and PhyllIs Dallas, a grandchildren and nme great- day on l"nday, Apnl 21, 2000 enjoyed q\.Ultmg, hat makmg, Cemetery m Chnton To\\ n"hljl ate of Madame Blakel's brother, Fral1k Hashp, four grandchildren She was prede- wntmg, sewing, bndge and Funeral arrangem€>nh 11/), Dr Nyboer was born In Teachers College (now Butler ceased by her husband, grandchildren and two great- Holland and was a graduate of Umverslty) She was a teacher belllg mvolved \\11th her com. handled b\ Verhevden FUIll'ldl Marcus grandchildren She was prede- mumty and her family Horne - Hope College and the for eIght years pnor to her ceased by two Sisters, Florence A pnvate memonal service Umverslty of Michigan marrIage, then assIsted her Mrs Sutton IS survived by for Mrs Johnson WIll be held III Hashp and Ruth Haslip two daughters, Barbara Hern Dr Nyboer was a phYSICIan husband, a branch manager for DEATlI NOTICE Fremont, Ind, on Saturday, Interment IS at Woodmere and Kay Lowney, three sons, and research SCIentist m the Smclalr Refining Co Apnl 29 Funeral arrange- Cemetery III DetrOIt Funeral Bryson, Clyde and Lawrence, field of electrocardIography Mrs Paddock was a member CHRISTIAN A. HANNEMAN, 76, ments are bemg handled by arrangements were handled by two Sisters, Alice Stanton and of Harper Woods died April 22 In and the development of electn- of the Veronese Dance Club III Beams Funeral Home In A H Peters Funeral Home Dorothy Chaisson, 19 grand. Bon Secours Hospital cal Impedance plethysmogra- and numerous bndge clubs Grosse POlllte Woods chIldren and 21 great-grand- In Fremont phy at Yale UmversIty, She was an aVid bndge player He served Army AIr Force Memonal gifts may be sent children She was predeceased 141ST AACS during World Memonal gifts may be ;,ent Dartmouth College, Wayne and reader ofbus1I1es;, publIca- sa , to the Veterans of the Cross o~ to the Ameflcan Cancer by her husband, Clyde War II He was a staff sergeant State Umverslty and Harper tIOns Donors Choice Memonal Fund Society, the Kidney FoundatIOn A funeral Mass for Mr;, radio operator In New GUinea, Hospital, where he was Mrs Paddock 11' survived by or Bon Secours-Cottage ~utton was celebrated Luzon and the Philippines IIlvolved III the team that a daughter, Geraldme, and a HOSPICe Thursday, Apnl 20 at St Paul In 1986 Mr Hanneman retired Robert Neal Lynch developed the first heart pump Sister, Estelle Smith She was Catholic Church Interment IS as manager from the Taylor Robert Neal Lynch died In used m surgery He also served predeceased by her husband, Supply Co In DetrOit hiS Grosse Pomte Farms home a;, director of re;,earch at the at St Paul Columbanum John He was a member of the , on Tuesday, Apnl 18.2000 He RehabllltatlOn InstItute Irene Sarah Brys Funeral arrangements were A funeral service for Mrs Otsego SkI Club for 42 y"ars "- was 84 Dr Nyboer was one of three Paddock was held Wedne;,day, handled by A H Peters Sutton Funeral Home In Grosse founding member of the Grosse Mr Lynch was born III Grand phySICians who developed the Apn119, at Verheyden Funeral Former Grosse Pornte POinte SI(l Club Grosse POinte Rapids and was a 1940 gradu- cardIOlogy sectIon of Mlraj Home Interment IS at White Pomte Woods Shores and Grosse Pomte Memonal gifts may be "ent Yacht Club for 15 years and Ihe ate of the Umverslty of MedIcal Centel III 1963 Chapel Cemetery In Troy Woods reSIdent Irene Sarah Grosse POinte Power Squadron MichIgan School of Chemical through the spomorshlp of Memonal gifts may be sent to the Amencan Diabetes Brys Sutton died Tuesday, SurvIvors Include hiS Wife Englneenng and Metallurgy Grosse Pomte Memonal to the chanty of chOIce AssociatIOn Apnl 18, 2000, at St John Dorothy, a son Christian a He was preSident of the Robert Church He was the author of Semor Commumty In DetrOIt Alfred VanTiem daughter HeIdi, a Sister, Charlotte N Lynch Co, an automotive almost 200 publicatIOns III sev- A. James Parsons She was 91 Deford of Brighton, and a brother manufactunng representative eral fields of cardIac re;,earch Grosse Pomte Shores. resI- Alfred "Bud" VanTlem died Mrs Sutton \\ as born 111 III Ralph of Sarasota, Fla firm IIldudmg hIS monograph, dent A James Parsons died of of comphcatlOns of cancer Grosse Pomte Shores and was A private memOrial service Will Mr L)nch served on the "Electrrcal Impedance comphcatlOns of Parkmson's hiS Grosse Pomte Woods home a 1927 graduate of Grosse on Saturday, Apnl 22. 2000 He be held Inthe summer boards of the Boys and GIrlS Plethysmography~ He was also Disease on Wednesday, Aprrl 5, MemOrial gifts In Mr Club of Southeastern named the honorary preSIdent 2000, at Henry Ford Hanneman's name may be sent to MichIgan, the Travelers Aid of the Second Annual Contmumg Care Center III the Bon Secours Cottage Society, Cleary College and the International Congress OT} Harper Woods He was 81 Hospital, One Ford Place SUite (The Stuff Between The Tiles) CALL .... 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lloThe pu!"p"~e f1f tho h II" \....,~ {'1'1'=="'(1'~,vlth thfllr ....It'1h'1n ("()U~- CTl'1'== ....n..-:: '1nd thpv '\'('10"" th0"r , ....t"'lu1 01'...... ~ f l t+n,( 1) for the students to expenence terpal ts and took a field tnp to JOeans really tlght-" ab<;ent full ImmerSIOn and to come Rome, \\ here they \""Ited the The North student<; wel e back w1th advanced profiCiency Vatican. the Colosbeum and also struck b) the tultUla] dlf- Man ealll' "aid that the In comprehensIOn and bpeak- the Fountam of 'Ilevi They ferenle" cspeclall) the after- ('"change plogram will LOlltlll' Ing," saId North Itahan teacher al,o vl...lted the repubhc of San noon break between 130 and 4 ue on a yc'all) 01 every othel Stefanta Morrealle Manno, pasta and olive all fac- p m when famllle" leave \\ 01 k yea I ba~l'., The exchange pi 0- Grosse Pointe North Italian students visited the Colos- The North student...... Ia\ ed tOlleb, a wmery, a eel amll stu- and retUl n home fOI thell mam glam \\a ... pmtlall) alranged seum on their trip to Italy. The trip was a reciprocal WIth the Itahan countel part<; dlO and a fine arts high bchool meal Because ,chool lets out by FoundatIOn NOI (Nuovi arrangement with students from CUa Sant'Angelo, Italy, they hosted last fall "The kids also went "hOPPing at 1 30 pm, Itallan student~ Onzzomt Itallam) and italian to promote immersion in language in culture, "Those 10 days helped a lot," on their last day," said attend school ~IX days a week comulate Glanluca Albellm South band, orchestra perform at New York festival Correction In 'North, South scol'e m Grosse POinte South High receiVed a first place ranking Crane School of MUSIC of the for the South band and orches- the Bloadway hIt mUSIcal, solo/ensem ble fest" In the and a superior rating The State Droverslty of New York tra 11112 years," saId Bauer "Aida .. School's syrnphomc band and April 13 Issue of the Grosse symphony band, directed by followmg their perfonnances "The performance and behav- "The festlval perf 01 mance symphony orchestra performed Pomte News, Grosse POinte Dan Wh1te, performed selec- The annual festlval draws Ior of the btudents were exem- was the culmlllatlOn of months at the New York Festival of North student Laura tions by Sousa, Bach and school musIc ensembles from plary We've proven that the of prepal at IOn and rehearsal," MUSICon Saturday, Apnl 15 PIZZimenti was mlsldentl- Pers1chettl, received a second around the natlOn WIth the band and orchestra program at sa1d White "Although the fes- fied as Llsa PIZZlmentl place ranking and excellent goal of evaluating and Improv- South IS worthy ofrecogmtlOn " tival Itself occurred over one The symphomc orchestra, Laura Plzzlmenti received dlrected by Joe Bauer, per- ratmg Both ensembles partiCI- mg perfonnanee levels ofmuslc In add1tion to the fest1val extended weekend, the stu. fl second diViSion rating 111 programs performances, the band and dents' educatIOnal and muslcal formed selections by FIOCCO, pated m chmc rehearsals WIth the Mlchlgan State Band "This IS the first appearance orchestra members attended a Journe) really began last fall Beethoven and Stravmsky, Tlmothy Topoloweskl of the and Orchestra Assoclation New York Phllharmomc con- and they've accomplished a State Solo and Ensemble cert at the L111coln Center and great deal Sll1ce then" South singers score at state festival FestlVal Several Grosse POinte South Amanda Lindow, Meredith Adam Steiner and Anne Hlgh School chOlr students Lielke, Maria Simon, Alex Hull sang their way to cUV1s1onI and Keim, Patrick O'Brien and The Pomte Chorus reCeived "Our highest endeavor must be to II ratmgs at the State of David Dennison Nouhan, a II ratmg They, were the only Michlgan Solo and Ensemble erso, ArtiS, Burns and predommantly l'reshmen develop free human fle'ngs wlio are able. CompetltlOn on Apnl 10 at the Denmson receiVed perfect ensemble to quahfy for the in themselves, to impart purpose and Droverslty of Michigan-Flint scores state competit10n They also direction to their lives." South ensembles who recelved a perfect score m slght - Rudo/ph Steiner South solOists who recelved a rece1ved a I ratmg and a per- readmg I ratmg mclude Anthony feet score m Sight readmg r------"'--, With over 600 schools worldwlde Waldorf educel10n Is the fastest growing tndependent educational mO\l9rnef1t In Nouhan, Katherine Carr, mclude the Men of Pomte AmericanHcart" the world The Waldorf cumc:ulum builds on your child's Julia Fehniger, Cindy Chu, Smgel s, the Women of Pomte A.

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If (,hnton/Gore ernmC'nt Initiated a "enes of The.,e ploln" Illclu(k .,IX to 12 ed III the middle of the mght by Cleb This letter IS In reference to are bucces;,ful III ema,culatlOg event!> which I e"ulted In month.., ofdeprogiammmg. at a armed gunmen, It should be a I mentIOned the three "a"e, the front page article "HW, GP It, what remamb to protect tht, klllmg the very people they 'peLloll othool &0 mlle" from hi" qUIet fanlily moment, not dIS- above becau"e they were well hbrary consolIdatIOn talks FIrst and the others? Certainly dalmed they were att'emptmg father Then thl' boy WIll go turbed by an "mvaslOn of prI- publICIzed But there are many resumed" In the AprIl 13 Issue not "We The People Would I to ,ave "War I" peace, peace l~ all ay to olnother ,chool bepa- vacy" from the pre~s Hitler's other;, ~pon;,ored by the IRS, of the Grosse Pomte New~ even dare cApre,,, my"elf \\ lth- v.ar" - George Orwell, "1984 " latl'd flom hi, fathel untIl he IS Na~1 government aho pre- EPA and Forre"t Department In this artIcle I learned that out the Second Amendnwnt? I At Ruby Ridge, Idaho, the 12 ElJall' n('xt thl ee year~ doubt It ferred that Ib work be done III that never make the headlmes all Grosse POInte resIdents pay FBI fir"t kIlled the Weaver secret II ill b(' ,pent plLkmg ~ugar We mu,t nevel fOlget what Anyone who doe~ not Imme dl- 1 14 mIll toward Grosse POInte family, dog Then a govNn- Even though we "ee govern- tall(' FJlldlly at age 16, he WIll our fOlefather" went through ately comply weth.g0vernment Pubhc LibrarIes and that a ment agl:'nt "hot and killed ment powel forclllg llldlV1dual lUIII thl' Cub,1II olllItary to mold thl' natIOn mto a Lon- demand" may be promptly dl"- I, lt ,my \\under why hl~ mInorIty of Harper Woods resI- Randy Wl'a\ el '" ,on a, the boy Amencan Citizen;, In lIne, btItutlOnal repubhL nor how patched Today Ehan, tumor- dents pay the same, plus 0 95 wa~ running for LOver Jl1 hI" many people feel that they Mldml rplatlve, dnd the fragile that I epubhL \\ III row anyone of u, could hI' mIll for their own hbrary own back yard Later, dUI lUg have nothmg to fear They Cuboln Amellc.an LOmmumty becoml:' If th(> contract With thl:' that "lege, an FBI ,nlper "hot seized If we que;,tlOn federal al e ..,) dC'tprmlllcd to keep Should this consohdllt!on havfl' nothH1~~ 1t1 rnn1"'Y'1","" ~Hlth :l'..lthunt) occur, I questIOn any advan- pt:upil:', dw lAJl1;,tltutlOn, I;, to dedth Mr.., Weaver while "he ~lJdll 111 UW UllIted ~tate,') rehglOu" fanatics III Texas, her- Bill Chntun appealed to the Ignored by tho"c who ,WOle an III tage to Grosse Pomte resI- held an mfant child her III BuIldIng and mamtalnlOg mIt ~urvlvallsts Idaho, or rule of law III Ehan\ c.a.,e The dents We currently have a oath to defend It Chnton/Gure arm., A.., a re~ult, Mr Wea\er JaLk bouted armw.., to be u~ed emotIOnal Cubdn-Amencan Clinton spin-doctor, pamt a larger, computerized hbrary and their well-\\Isher.., WIll was awarded a multlmilhon- agaln,t U S Lltl~en, ,.., now re!atlve" III Mlaml But the fed- picture ofa "Norman ROLkwf'lI" soon pa"s Illto hl"tory The dollal ~ettlement beLause of I uutl n(' WIth "OUl" government system (that also extends to eral aLtions III these eventb questIOn I", what Will they family I eunlOn between thl' the collections of our 14 the exce,slve force used by the raise senous questIOns about agenue, Thl" ..,hould offend all leave behInd? That an"wer boy and hlb father They tug at schools) and we all pay for thiS FBI mdlvldudl nghts freedum-Jovlllg AmerIc.ans depends on us - the people the heartstrings of the pnvllege Am I mlssmg some- Now BIll Clmton h up,et I served 23 years as a U S WIll Amelltan, wake up R.K. Barton American people talking about thmg? becau'ic the photograph of the Manne Corps officer With two hefole IOdl\ldual liberty IS Grosse Pointe Farms helmeted INS agent pOlOtmg a a father's rIght!> to be With hI" "nuff( d out completely? "EVIl Mrs. Robert A. Scranton tours III Vietnam I have been weapon at Ehan wa" released son What Clinton neglectb to pro" per" \\ hen goud men do Grosse Pointe Park Illvolved III combat and tram- tell you IS that the Castro gov- nothmg Unchecked to the Amencan peopl!' Illg operatIOns where deadly Changes Accordmg to the White Hou"e, ernment has already televl~ed Sears R. Taylor force wa~ u"ed Yet now I watch to the Cuban pLople, the for the people? power Grolose Pointe Park To the Editor: To the Editor: Happy Easter from your ., WIlham Jefferson Clinton Chnton "Justice" department' ."';; 1 lIkes to compare hImself With Ehan Gonzalez wa~ re~lted Ii> .... ""J- our foundmg fathers, speCIally .... " {.( .... With hIS fathel, but at what -r hiS namesake, Thomas cost? Jefferson, as he blatantly When Ehan Gonzalez wab •" i Ignores the Bdl of Rights and ripped away from hiS Ielatlves .' the separatIon of powers doc- by INS agents In the middle of tnne those men so carefully the !light, Clinton/Gore showed crafted that they W111use brute force to ,... -4t' <'!>'... The leaders of that time subdue Amencan cItizens at -.' ~ expressed the strong belIefs of any tIme they deem necessary ~~*; ~~ ::-1: ... that tIme, the belIefs upon The unchecked power of the whIch thiS country was found- federal government continues ~~-~f, ed and has prospered to expand while indiVIdual t When "We The People~ thmk nghts are further eroded of Chnton/Gore, Bomar, LeVIn, The boy was removed at gun- KUpatrick, Conyers and other pOInt because negotIatIOns politiCians who WIsh to take With the family were not mov- away our constItutIOnal nghts Ing fast enough for the Clmton under the popular banner of JustIce department The gov- crime control or chIld safety or ernment negotiator represent- fightmg drugs, we must reflect Ing Attorney General Janet on the men who gave thIS coun- Reno saId, III an mtemew on try hfe and what they said, the April 24 NBC "Today rather than the hollow vOIces Show," that he was less than of those who have already VIO- one hour away from reachmg a lated theIr oaths of office whIch bettlement With the MIami rel- Were to protect and defend the atives The armed seIzure was • ConstitutIOn of the Umted J not necessary to reulllte Ehan States With hIS father J The demIse of the 10th At Waco, Texas, 80 men, Amendment occurred gradual- women and chIldren were ly The concept that those pow- burned to death after ers not specifically alIocated to ChntonJReno lost patIence the federal government were to WIth the pace of the negotia- be left to the states, has been tions The agents attacked, and

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By Holly Tahvonen symptoIUb of multiple bclerobls (MS) But one mormng m 1978, dunng hindSIght, I would have been more MS Walk presented by Soanng Eagle Special Writer A chronIC, often dlsabhng dl"ease of hIS last, most dIfficult year of law honest about my MS With everybody Casmo and Rebort There are people you meet In life the central nerVOUb system, MS school, Barrows woke up numb from I !.Imply would have told my clJents KIm's team, The Speed Bumps th ..t ~I'" }VU ~dU"C LVjJdU"" dUU Wt'dl::' dWolY \.VUllUI uvel [ne ouuy We ,nebt (lawn - a symptom he and colleagues about my condltron WIll participate In the annual Grosse reflect on the blessings of dally hv- causing bymptoms rangmg from loss could not Ignore It was not until that stress affect~ my health nega- Pomte Walk to help ral&e awareness Ing They ofTer a lesson In gracE.'and of coordmatlOn to paraly::.I'i or bllnd- 1984, however, that he was dIag- tIvely, and made the appropriate and money for MS-related re&earch courage, strength and hope neSb nosed With chmcally defimtlve MS adjustments and programs Usmg her Chnstmas Ron and KIm Barrows are two Because hiS symptomb were tran- "At the time, ] had everythmg "Unless dIsclosure will JeopardIze card hst as a starting polOt, KIm such people Sient, and havmg been a collegiate gOing for me - profess1Onally, SOCIal- your Job, I thmk you should be total- sends out letters to all her fnends Ron, a real estate attorney from and profeSSIOnal athlete, he pasbed ly and physlc~lly There wasn't a ly honest about havmg MS It's a and famIly to let them Know that she Grosse Pomte, was a Jumor In college them ofTas a result of sports-related sport I dIdn't play," Barrows saId SImpler way to deal With It You need Will be participating and to ask for when he first experienced sensory IIlJunes ~It's certamly a lesson lo learning to to be open and responsive to the their support stop and rec- needs others can meet for you "1 wnte to tell them what the MS ogmze where OtherWIse, the stress mounts for Walk IS all about A letter doesn't put you're at In you, and at the same time, you them on the spot, but It does gIve hfe to be depnve others of the help they so them the opportunIty to be mvolved thankful for want to gJve " m a greater capacity" what you Though he was SIlent Inltlally, The Flagstar Bank MS Walk takes have It's Barrows did not SImply accept hIS place annually In 14 CItIes across the Important to dIagnOSIS lYing down He contacted state, and Will be held locally In Ron a.nd Kim Bar- make decl- the MIchigan chapter of the NatlOnal rows are sbown at Grosse Pomte on Sunday, May 7 S10ns con- Multiple SclerOSIS Society to learn lut year's MS Walk Routes begIn and end at Grosse sC1Ously,and more about the disease WIth which wltb b1a service dog, Pomte North HIgh School, and range not Just do he would be sharmg the rest of hiS Comet, m dIstance from 3 to 12 mIles somethmg life "The Walk IS a great event," KIm because that's Through the Society's Active saId "In addItIOn to makmg people The Barrows are how you dId It Copmg Techniques program (ACT), aware of what the MS SocIety does, upbeat about ROD'S last week he learned about managlOg the phys- It is an opportumty to show famlhes battle with multiple Thmgs can Ical, emot1Onal and psychologlcal sclerosis , who struggle With MS that you care" and do change symptoms asqoclated With multiple WIth hiS servIce dog Comet and Anyone could sclerOSIS. Now as an actIVe member WIfe KIm by hiS Side, Ron Barrows, This year's MS find them- and chairman of several of the despite tus battle WIth multiple scle- Walk wtlI be held ia selves where I Society's committees, Barrows IS rOSIS,remams posItive and uphftmg Grosse Poiate OD am" committed to the SocIety's mlSSlOn to "Like most people, I was always Sunday. May 7, It is From 1984- end the devastatmg effects of MS dOIng too many thmgs, and saYIng, sponsored by Bon 87, Barrows 'Tomorrow 111 take the time,'" Ron 8ecoW'S Health ser- dIdn't tell any- "The MIchigan Chapter IS far and said vices a.nd wtlI begin one outSide hIS away the best chapter of the orgam- "You need to take the tIme for your and end at GlOMe ImmedIate zatIOn," he said "They go above and health and for your family now," he Poiate North High family about beyond the call of duty and the staff SChool. said "Take tIme to reflect and thank hIS dIagnOSIS IS extremely dedicated to the cause I God for what you have I'm certaInly "I worked on struggle to understand why people grateful, because although thiS may Proceeds from the pretense of don't register WIth the Society when not be the way I would have wntten pledpl wUl support busmess as they are dIagnosed - they need to the book, It'S stIll a good book" aaUobal telfeU'Ch usual But htl- be Involved" effortaad local pro- gatIon, though Like her husband, KIm Barrows IS For more mformatIon about multi- to help more erams I loved it, was not content to SIt back and walt for a ple sclerOSiS, or to Jam KIm and Ron tban 15.000 people my archneme- cure She ha~ taken an achve role m on the MS Walk, contact the in lfic~ --'0 Dve SIS - my body the fight against MS through her wlu.-..IIS, t.. - . , NatIOnal MultIple SclerOSIS Society mterpreted Involvement not only as a SocIety at (800) 243-5767 or VISit the the stress as committee member, but also as a Society's Web site at an attack In team cap tam 10 the Flagstar Bank www nmssml org .} rne~'C'rosse Pointe Academy All Aboard ACTION AUCTION I An Auction So BIG It TakesTwo Days! 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Dav a" an attempt to bnng those \\ho "moke durmg pleg- lence III dC"lgn, sUltabl1Jty of Panhellenic fOI laW-I elated educatIOnal mal e >lttentlOn to fetal alcohol nancy al e lIke!\ to ha\ e babies plant matenal and ease of programs for the Grosse ~\ndrome (FAS), the leadlllg With-low buth \\Plghh Studle" rpallltenance Association AAUW POlllte school", lIldudmg an and most preventable cause of hm e sho\\ n wnfllctlllg re,ulb The Amencan ASSOCiatIOn e~~ay contest. a mock tlla! mental retardatIOn I('Iated to cffech on the fetus Interc,ted apphcants The DetrOIt Alumnae of Umverslty Women of tournament, and ~everal NCADD estimate" that expo,ed to mlmmal or occa- should call (313) 881.4594 for Panhellemc ASSOCIatIOn WIll MIchigan has chosen teachmg umts deSIgned for 4,000 to 12,000 babies are horn slOnal drmklllg an applicatIOn form and meet at 7 pm Tuesday, May "Nurturmg AAUW" as the thlrd- and fourth-graders each year WIth FAS and many How much IS too much) gUIdelines Forms must be 2, at the FIrst Umted theme for ItS 78th annual Members and guests are wel- thousands more WIth the some. Sasha, a mothl'r \\hose son has completed by Fnday, May 12 MethodIst Church, 22124 state convention to be held all come Call (313) 881-4184 what less dlsablmg fetal aleo- FAS said, "Ab~tll1ence IS the hol effect (FAE) Though estl- best pohcy because we don't mates range WIdely, 40,000 to knOlltabhshed, of West Bloomfield have < ,.\ Joy M Pecherskl of the City symptoms Include growth we !>hould recommend non- announced the engagement of of Grosse Pomte has retardatIOn, dysfunctlon to the drmkmg dunng pregnancy as their daughter, Ahne announced the engagement of central nervous system, and the safest course" Eurdeklan, to Ehas Muawad of her daughter, Mehssa Joy faCIal abnormahtles Cognitive Stoppmg use at any pomt Grosse POinte Woods, son of Pecherskl, to MIchael NIcholas and other effects can Illclude during the pregnancy WIll Said and Donna Muawad of St Romlta, son Qf CamIlle and developmental delays, mtellec- decrease negative effects Clair Shores A September Mauro C Romita of Pelham tual ImpaIrment, behaVIOr Sasha !>ummanzed what she wedding IS planned Manor, NY Pecherskl IS also the daughter of the late Frank problems and dIfficulty WIth feels I" the best approach to coordmatlOn, attentton, memo. alcohol and other drug u~e for EUl deklan graduated from M Pecherskl A May weddmg ry, learnlllg, Impulse control, women of chlldbearmg age AIel\, ManoogIan School She IS IS planned. problem solVing, speech and • If you are pregnant or a buyer and manager for SWISS Pecherskl earned a bachelor hearlOg ChLldren With FAE plannlllg a pregnancy. don't Jewlers of arts degree from the dIsplay some but not all of the dnnk Umverslty of MichIgan and a ~ymptoms assoclated wlth • If you have been drlnkmg Muawad earned a bachelor law degree from American of arts degree from Wayne Umverslty She IS an attorney MeUssa Joy Pecherski and FAS and find out you are pregnant, Michael Nicholas Romita DespIte pubhc educatIOn stop dnnkmg State UmVer'iIty and a J D In Manhattan, NY campaign" that have 1I1c1uded • If you find that you can't degree from the DetrOit College " Romlta earned a bachelor of mental law from the London warnmg" about not ubmg aleo- stop drmkmg, ~eek treatment of Law He IS an attorney and ' sCIence degree from Tufts School of EconomIcs He IS vice hol dunng pregnancy, women More mformatlOn about FAS partner \VIth the law offices of Aline Eurdekian and Umverslty, a law degree from preSIdent and aSSOCIate coun- the Umverslty of MIchIgan and contmue to use alcohol, Ilhclt IS available at (800) 622-2255 Muawad & Muawad Elias Muawad sel of Castle OJ! 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S'gnalure. _ ., The Babies of 2000 Apnl 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News Communit 36 Free stroke screenings Portion size is important part of weight loss plans It would i>tand to reahon you're giVing youri>elf too could reveal hidden risks that the more you eat, the large a portIOn You may want to stop the cant blockages - defined by mque used by phySICIans to more ""eIght you gam But Once) ou bee what "112 cup next tIme you see a stroke the researchers as 60 per- clear out severe blockages attordmg to a new "tudy, pa"td" or "6 ountes JUIce" lookb IJke, you tan better esti- screenmg at a health faIr or cent or more blockage - from the carotId artenes to many Amencan" ""uper"lze" their meab every day without mate the corrett portIOn - your local mall - espeCially than those who were under help prevent future strokes reallzmg the Impact It ha" on dnd u~e that IOformatlOn If you smoke, are over 65 65. There was also heIght. "Our focus IS to educate their walbt!lOeb when wokmg ened flsk of blockage for people so that they know years old or have heart dIS- A hurvey recently commIs- Use the followmg gUide. ease or elevated levels of cho- those who smoked (two tlmes more about what can SIOned by the Amencan IInei>to help vIsualize portIOn Increasc theIr nsk of stroke," !esterol, ~ccordmg a ncw hIgher), had pre eXlstmg In"tltute tor LaOLer Ke"earch blze" study heart dIsease (2 4 times QureshI said. "By usmg the found that nearly 80 percent Researchers from Buffalo, higher) or extremely hIgh carotid Doppler 10 those peo- of people believe that what 1 ounce meatball = golf NY, announced their cholesterol, or hypercholes- ple with major nsk factors, they eat IS more Important ball results at the Amencan terolemia, (1.9 tImes higher). we can determme If they Marti Miller than how much they eat 3 ounces meat = deck of Stroke ASSOCIatIOn's 25th People who were taking have blockages and refer "Ho\\ ever, portIOn size cards InternatIOnal Stroke medIcation to treat their them to a physICIan" Pointer honored plays a larger role m weight 1 cup = baseball The screenmgs were free Conference The American high cholesterol were consid- MartI MIller ofGrosse Pomte control than what you eat," 1/2 ounce of cheese., 1 Stroke AsSOCIatIOnIS a dIvi- ered to be hypercholes- to the pubhc, patd for by a Woods was named by the said Heart Smart regI"tered domino sion of the Amencan Heart terolemIC for the purposes of local group of busmesses. Republican Women's Club of dietitIan Beth Thayer of the ASSOCiatIon the screenmg, QureshI saId. They were staffed by medIcal Grosse Pomte as the club's Henry Ford Heart and Thayer warned to espeCial- In thiS study, 1,331 people People who attended the profeSSIOnals such as nurse honoree at the 18th annual Vascular Institute ly watch portIOns when eat- who had not had a stroke screenmgs - part of the practitioners and phySICIans TrIbute to Women banquet on Accordmg to Thayer, too mg out Restaurants have were screened for stroke Western New York Stroke volunteenng their time May 19 m Grand RapIds The many calones Will always substantlally mcreased their rIsk EIghteen percent (239 Screemng Program - were Qureshi said his group event IS sponsored by the equal weIght gam A healthy servmg Sizes, as well as theIr people) were found to have able to have their carotId believed that the best way Repubhcan Women's diet might contam foods from beverage sizes and plate sizes blockages m theIr carotid arteries examined by the use for the screenmg service to FederatIOn of MichIgan all food groups, but If you eat over the years MIller has worked for every artenes - the vessels carry- of a technology known as be successful was to take It servmgs that are too large, For example, a Big Mac Republican preSidential candI- you're gomg to consume too meal WIth regular Coke IS 109 blood to the bram - that Doppler ultrasound, a non- to the people 10 malls, health date since 1984 She also manv caloTles 1,280 calones Order It were severe enough to war- invasive test that "pho- f8.1TSand other areas where aSSisted many local candIdates "I~ fact, you can have too "supersized" and It comes to people gather frequently. rant follow-up consultatIOn tographs" blood vessels and and was elected as an alternate much of a good thmg," she 1,740 calones "The person gets to meet a WIth a physiCIan When the shows obstructIOns m blood delegate to the 1996 NatIOnal said That IS slgmficant when carotid artenes are blocked, flow. The ultrasound tests phys1C1an right there on the Repubhcan ConventIOn In San To ensure you are eatmg you conSider that the average blood may not be able to were available at the screen- spot and we can screen all Diego the proper portlOns, she sug- woman weIghmg 150 pounds reach the bram and a stroke ing Sites, whIch mcluded the nsk factors the person She IS a precmct delegate gested developmg an "eye for should consume approxI- can result. malls and health fairs has," said Qureshi. "The and a member of the executive size" Over the course of a mately 2000 calones a day commIttee of the 14th congres- "Screening everyone m,ay "The nsk factors Identified physiCIans go over each nsk day, measure the foods you SIOnal district as well as a not be Justified, but screen- in the study are based on factor 10 detail and explain eat usmg a measunng cup "It's OK to sometimes how these factors can add up member of the Michigan mg those who have two or information that almost Republican State commIttee and scale mdulge In some of your more risk factors IS, because everyone has - cholesterol to raise a person's risk of and the ImmedIate past preSI- Compare the portion size favorIte foods when eatmg we've found that they have a levels. Whether they smoke stroke." dent of the Republican you serve yourself to the serv- out," she said "Just be sure to signIficantly higher chance or not or have heart disease QureshI saId that his team Women's Club of Grosse 109 sIze hsted on the food do It 10 moderatIOn by keep- of havmg a blockage," said - and by appropriately uti- of researchers is currently Pomte package You'll hkely find 109 an eye on the portIOns." the study's lead author, Dr. lizmg it, we can determme gathering follow-up data on Adnan I Qureshi of the who IS most hkely to benefit these people to determme department of neurosurgery from gettmg a carotid artery the Impact of the screemngs at Syracuse UniverSIty - Doppler ultrasound," on those who receIVed them New York MedIcal Center in QureshI saId. Co-authors are Vallabh Buffalo. Identifying a significant Janardhan; Susan E. "We were surpnsed at the blockage is Important, saId Bennett; Andreas R. Luft, L. large number of people we QureshI, because it can help Nelson Hopkins; and Lee R. 93 Kercheval found to be at rngher nsk," physicians prevent a stroke. Guterman. Guterman IS the NURSING HOME he said. Previous studies have shown semor investigator and 8045 EAST JEFFERSON On- The-Hill People who were over 65 the usefulness of a procedure director of the Western New DETROIT, MICH. +By Appointment • years of age were 4.1 tImes called carotid endarterecto- York State Screemng 821-3525 +Gift certificates 31: more likely to have sIgnlfi- my, wmch IS a surgIcal tech- Program. UAUTY NURSING CARE

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Uh}H ..,i iUtJh(,,!H. auJ "I. d.ll- ,,<.I "llIt) " fVI th. 1<- "'. <- f<-.... heahng She IS assoCIate pro- ~(l'ndl'nt, Ju"t like life and places as serene and tranquil fessor at the InstItute of memones of a life No wonder as a garden We also learn to Health ProfeSSIOns at I)('opll' are drd\\;n to gardens accept the changes and chal- Massachusetts General For both people who hurt lenges of hfe when we see how HospItal m Boston She IS also ,lIld those m good health, a gardens and nature adapt to a consultant to the gdrdl'n can be a place of medi- seasonal and envIronmental tatIOn and healing When we fluctuatIOns As we notIce the Presbyterian Church Her talk WIll be followed by a ..ee a smgle blossom peekmg natural reslhency that sur- panel dISCUSSIOn on how out of trampled weeds and rounds US, we are remmded churches define health and le,wes that have become bnt- that we too are reslhent how spmtual healing can be tIe m the long wmter, we can And sometimes we realize extended 111 the world The take heart and apply the les- that It's not about change but panel WIll be moderated by Dr -on to our own lives about loss and lettmg go For Mayors' Prayer Breakfast Whatever our hardshIp - example, we discover that Guy Doyal, professor ementus of educational psychology at addiction, Illness, the death of leaves do not really "change" The 14th llDDuai Mayon' Prayer Breakfast will be held at 7:30 a.m. Friday, May 5, in the maiD ballroom of the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. Micb.iCanLt. Gov. Dick Wayne State UniversIty, a loved one or the pressures of III autumn, they lose chloro- e\ eryday life - we can look at phyll, and thIS loss lets the col- Posthumu. wiD be the euest speaker at the breakfast. which generally attracts Suzanne Klelll, supenntendent tb.aD of the Grosse Pomte Pubhc the determmed plant and rest ors that were always there, more 500 people and celebrates the National Day of Prayer. StaDcl1ng,from left, are Mayon Robert E. Novttke. Grosse Pointe Woods; Susan Schools, the Rev James T1ppet, d little eaSIer, knowmg that emerge J. Wheeler. City of Grosse Pointe; and John Huetteman m of Grosse Pointe Shores. program and resource develop- there IS strength III adverSIty ThiS knowledge can be As garden photographer transformatIOnal when we seated, from left. are Edward Gaffney of Groue Pointe Fums; Palmer T. Heenan of ment coordmator for the office Manna Schlnz put It, apply It to ourselves For Gro8H Pointe Park; and Kenneth A. Poynter of Harper Woods. of health mmlstnes of the "Gardenmg IS an exercise In Instance, when we "lose" our Ticketa for the event are $15 and are available at any Grosse Pointe or Harper Presbytenan Church, and Sue optimIsm SometImes, It IS the addictIVe behaVIOrs, our chem- Wooda municipal office. For more information, call Michelle Malinowski at (313) Mooney, pansh nurse at triumph of hope over expen- ICal dependency, or our habits 396-4300. Overbrook Presbyterian Church in Columbus, Oh.to encE' " of domg too much for too many, Accordmg to Conme we uncover our true colors, our The afternoon WIll be devot- Goldman and RIchard Mahler, genullle selves When we ed to workshops on how con- authors of "Tending the Earth, empty our cups and sImplify Babies gregatIOns can begm health MendIng the Spmt The our hves, we make room for Group will gather to pray mmlstnes programs, the roles Healmg GIftS of Gardenmg," real nounshment of pansh nurses, mental health Megan Elise Conant and the ministry, and opportu- gardens not only change and Gardens teach us all these A group of local CItizens wlll gather at noon on the heal an IndlVldual, they can thmgs MIchael and Janet Conant of nities for minlstermg to 8t Clair Shores are the par- National Day of Prayer, Thursday, May 4, at the flag- also change whole commulll- "My garden has sustamed semors ents of a daughter, Megan pole at Grosse Pointe Park City Hall, 1511'5 E The day WIll end WIth a ties me through a divorce, nur- Jefferson in Grosse Pomte Park In theu' book they descnbe tured me after surgery, eased Ehse Conant, born July 7, SeTVlce of Health, Heahng and 1999 how dIsmal urban landscapes my stress dunng times of dev- Wholeness at 3 15 p.m , led by Maternal grandparents are once ;,pOlled by abandoned astatmg dlsappomtment, and The group will pray for the country and for govern- the Rev R. Michael Foley. Anne and George Crane of cars and garbage have been sustaIned me through depres- ing officials. The semmar, mcluding transformed mto community sIOn and grief," wntes Grosse Pomte Shores Paternal The community is invited to Join the group. lunch, costs $50 For more gardens tended by volunteer Goldman "The garden's value grandparents are Mr and Mrs For more mfonnation, call (313) 824-5774 mfonnahon, call DIane Brasle George Conant of Clinton gardeners IS not hmlted to hmes of stress at (800) 848-1030 or e-maIl TownshIp "After the garden IS planted, and turmOil, however My gar- dlaneb@umdlal com. the first thmg to go IS the drug den has enhanced my ell]oy- dealer," said a neIghborhood ment of bfe on a dally baSIS, gardener m New York "Drug makmg happy times even dealers thnve on ugly, dlrty more pleasurable" places and they move out when For more mformatlOn on WORSHIP SERVICES flowers move m The next "Tendmg the Earth, Mendlng thmg that happens IS more the Spmt," call (888) 535- Grosse Pointe Unitarian First English Ev. Lutheran Church and more people from the com- 9485. ThiS book can be pre- Church Vcml~r Rd al Wcdgc~ood Dr 51.James Lutheran Church mUnIty come around and begin VIewed onlme at http /lbook- Gros><. POlnic \l,oods 170 McMillan Rd, near Kercheval "Got the Time?" 88~ 5().j(} to plant and enJoy the new gar- store hazel den org Grosse POinte Farms' 884-0511 d~n Eventually, you start see- ReI. DoogJas GaLlqer, guest speaker 8 lU;l m Tr:l.Llllmnll xnl~~ 9 ~~ Jrn (llIJl('mfll,lr.l.fIo St-1'\'Iu. & SIIOOa) SchtXll Ing the whole commumty come Alne & Free tS a cMmtcal 1030 am Worsl1ip SeMCe II 00 J m T'Jd ,,,,nJ! S<~"' &. S,n

~ 9 00 & II I \ J m Worlhlp 11:15 ••m. 10 3D a m HolylliJlgYI~1 10 15a m Sunda) S,hool THURsn<\Y Rei O'Ous Eaueallon 101 A Ages 10:00 a.m. SunA, School I ~ 10r m Holy Commun"," J+- THE UNITED 10:15 •• m. Aduh Forum Rt"I fl O!mtff'lOS ~ Fo'rotoPrtsbytef "'onnen on "an Plaw at the Tutlnel Rh F COI1St.lntlr'lf' ... .atrrf'\OS, Prlesl METHODIST CHURCH N...... ry Care provided free Sec"r~d Parkltlllo ford Garage Rt j' Fr Leo Cop.K~ Jl p.." '-I r",,, ot ltolld"'ard & J~Jf~I"if>n A STEPHEN MINISTRY .. 9:00 ••m•• 12:30 and LOGOS ~ The Rev RIchard W Inll;"lI" 61 00'0__ PoInte Blvd. R~ctor Gros_ Pointe, MI 48236 "'ennelll r. ".. eelmlln. The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church (313) M5-484t Orll;anl~l and ( holrma,lu www c:hristchurcheP Of'. 313-259.2206 REV. DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON, preaching Grosse Pointe Baptist Church

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7 ~(J d In rwmcnllal Men\ rrllJay BrC,I~I,\,1 /\/(/\ (1,111" l"w j (,rrtrl" S, I/IC'f't Ih'r/,ww{rq, Itl fJ 15 fI In WIt/die ,,( 11001 YOIIIII m('('1 Tu",r/(IY' Itl fJ .10 /).111 "('/llOr /fIXh YOIlI', /II"pl 'wuIItY, Itl fJ .10 fI //I A IiTEPHEN MINISTRY and LOGOS Congrc!lation 21 {{{J MHCk o\Vl'flIU' G ro~.(' I'olllt!. \\ nod. 1" Lakc"hore Dri"e, Gro~,c POinte Farm~ 882-5330 PIHlnp ({J {} RRI-1Hl April 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Send a non-smoking Anxiety screen offered May 3 Did you know that anxiety IS Participants watch a Video, message to children a necel>sary part of our every- take a wntten self-test, speak day hfe? The most common one-an-one With a mentdl By Vernice DavIs.Anthony emotIOn al>l>oclated With anxI- health profeSSIOnal and reCeIve Special Wnter ety l~ fear and, m many ways. a referral, If appropnate In ~omp ways, It appears that Amencans are finally get- It can be ~elf-protectmg and Cottage Hospital IS located tmg the message about th(' need to take care of their contnbute to our growth, at 159 Kercheval, m Gro'i"e health development and 'oafety POInte Farm~ The lecture IS They're trying to exerCIse more They've reduced the AnXiety can warn U'o of free, but reservatIOns al e amount of Ied meat In their diet" They're Increasing the Impendmg danger, encourage reque"ted by callmg (810} 779- amount of frUits and vegetables they eat every day U'o to prepare for an examma- 7900, no reservatIOns are nec- But .,tatlstlc, ::.how that there'::. one area AmerIcans con- tlOn, help Ul>(.Ope and keep us essary for the screemng Fn'e tmue to fall In terms of hedlth Improvement cIvIlized Sometimes, we even parkmg m the deck IS provid- 1'hl'v I\I~t can't '''I'm to kIck th"lr elvc'o ple d ~en'>l' of ma'otery and control screen is offered What would mdke 'iomeone smoke, even In the face of a 0\ (J (JUt 11\'C'~ Bon Sewul s Cottage Health barrage of mformatlOn about the hazards of smokmg. dd !loWl \ PI, c\ erythmg 1I1 hfc Ib Sel vice,; offer; monthly heart- campaign; !>howmg how unplea~ant and smelly the habit a mdllll of degree When our health "crpemngs that evalu- really IS, and sobel mg :,tatlstlcs about lung cancer, emphy- emotlOlldl response 1'0 too sen- ate cardIOvascular nbk factO!, sema and other ;mokmg-related Illnesses? In the case of '>1.1\,(', lOO mtense, It can be by meawllng total chulesterol, young ;mokers, who constItute the fastest-growmg group cnppJlllg, and thl'; normally HDL (good cholestero]), tnglyl- of new smokers, peel pres"ure certamly IS a factor They helpful emotIOn can keep us erldes and glucose levels usmg see their fa"onte actors and actresses smokmg more and from UJpmg and dl'irupt our the hpld profile check and the more m popular films They are desperate to look grown up dally hl'es Heart Test nsk quebtlOnnairp and SophIsticated, and they equate smoking With being A Bon Secours Cottage men- You receIve your results WIthin cool Or they want to lose we1ght and buy mto the myth tal health profel>slOnal Will minutes, and a health promo- that smokmg Will keep them reed-thm explore and dISCUSSa vanety of tIOn specialist discusses ways Young adults III college face addItional pressures They Flea Market anxiety disorders which may to Improve your risk factors may smoke to stay awake while studying for e!Cams They mclude bpeclfic phobias, obses- The BOD5ecoun Nursing Care Center Awdliary RecommendatIOns are prOVId- may reach for a CIgarette when confronted WIth stressful sIve-compulsIve disorder, post. will hold Its ll1Ulual Mammoth Flea Market !rom 9 ed for follow-up programs SItuatIOns hke academIC deadlInes They also may be Influ. traumatic stress diborder and a.m. to 1 p.m. saturday, April 29, at the Bon Brae Heart-health evaluations are enced to smoke In soc1al SituatIOns - partIcularly when general pamc disorders, at a ~llteJ' Gymnasium. 22300 Bon Brae at 10 1/2 MIle offered from 8 30 to 10 a m alcohol IS bemg served and Jefferson in St. Clair Shores. Proceeds !rom the free lecture on National Thursdays, May 4 and June 1, Because almost all smokers take up the habIt before the AnXiety Screening Day, sale support programs and projects that benefit res- In the Bon Brae Center age of 21 and many are preadolescents, It's our responSibil- Idents of the Nursing Care Center, Wednesday, May 3 The pro- Classroom, 22300 Bon Brae In Ity as parents to do as much as we can to keep our children gram Will take place from 6 to For sale: small applluces, furniture. costume jew- St ClaIr Shores The cost Ib from fallIng mto the habit of smokmg elry. pottery. china. silver. children's clothing. toys. 7 30 p m at Cottage HospItal, $25 a person St John HospItal and MedIcal Center IS one of several books and more. To donate items for the flea market PartIal Hospital Program, To schedule an appomtment, hospitals that sponsored a survey by Lansing's EPIC MRA or to get more lnformatioD. call (810) 779-7018. third floor call (810) 779-7900 between 9 The research firm found that m MIchIgan, the hIghest per- Followmg the lecture, confi- Grace Breen. at the left. and LUllan Arnone. co- a m and 4 pm. weekdays centage (28 percent) of smokers today are 36-40 years old chairmen of the event. display a few of the items dential free screernngs to help (For accurate test results, a 12- The rate among 30-34-year-olds also IS rngh at 27 percent educate the pubhc about arnn- tbat will be for sale. hour fast 1S necessary - pre- Many of these people are raIsing young famIlIes and ety dtsorders Will be offered scnbed medIcatIons, water and smce studies have shown that children of parents who from 7 30 to 9 p m black coffee or tea are allowed) smoke are more hkely to smoke themselves, parents must set a good example by qUlttmg themselves Of course, qUIttmg IS no easy task, particularly If you've Nutrition seminar slated been smokmg for years But absolutely the most Important A free natural health care Techmques, presented by Dr thIng IS to never qUit trying to qUIt It's easy to get discour- and nutntIon sermnar Wlll be David Jantz, Dr Richard aged and reach for a CIgarette when the nIcotme cravmg presented at 7 30 P m Monday, Sowerby and Ron Kosloff, gets too strong, then to feel guIlty or hke a faIlure for gIV- May 1, at ChrIst the King nutntlOmst For more mfol ma- mgm Lutheran Church, 20338 Mack tlOn, call (313) 881-7677 But remember that we've all attempted to do th10gs 10 m Grosse Pomte Woods our lIfetimes - thmgs that were worthwhIle or noble or Just plam senSIble - that weren't entirely successful But The tOPiC WIll be how to often, those fal1ures were all that was needed to make us ehmmate allergies permanent- successful on the next try You should have thIs same kmd ly usmg Nambudnpad's r'9Ae )teJu!IJYOU FEEL INSIDE ARE of attitude when It comes to giVIng up smoking and never Allergy ElIminatIOn give up until you've qUIt for EVEN MORE WONDERFUL. good If you re consldenng breast enhancement you can trust Dr Kayser to gIve There are other thmgs you the took you desHe To achIeve the best pOSSIble results he also uses the you can do to make "rook DAVID VILA, M.D., p.e. under the muscle techmque for a softer more natural look and feeL And If you Ing ~eem less glamorous BOARO CERnFlED PSYCHIATRIST AND ADDICTION PSYCHIATRIST are conSIdering a breast lIft or reduction Dr Kayser IS the onLy pLastIC surgeon In and more repugnant to AND CERTIFIED IN ADDICTION MEDICINE the EastSIde MetropolItan area who offers the revolutIOnary "SPArR" techntque your children Teens often ThIS procedure IS performed qUICkly It offers better results and It reduces scar. respond to the message flng by more than 50~.In most cases that ~mokmg mfluences JACQUELINE BARREn, M,D. MIKE MATOUK, PHD Dr Kayser uses hIS umque mIx of artlstry and expenence to glVe women the appearance adversely, IOAlIO aRTlFlED, INDIVIDUAL, GROUP THERAPY, Look they ve been searching for So If you re ready for a change come In and see which I'>why the Amencan why so many women are smlLJng InSIde and out Cancer SOCIety erected bl :1- CHIlD PSYCMIAJRIST NEUROlOGICAl T5T1NG boa rds all 0\ E'r metro 131 Kercheval, St.llt. 330 • Grosse Point. Farms COMPLIMENTARY BREAST DetrOIt suggesting that o smokmg stinks Dnve the 640-2519 ENHANCEMENT CONSULTATION meb,age home by pomtmg (a $100 valuel) Offer expires 5/13/00 out that smokmg Will make them look bad because It "By Word of MOUTH" rY;ltr~("F'/J/I [1(,J"r; /I can discolor theIr skm, fin- Dr. Kevin Prush, D.D.S. . Dr. Kayser 1Scertlned of the Ameflcan B"~~nf~::n~:m.n, gers and teeth It also Board of PLastIC Surgery - the true CALL810.776.3223 O.K. Hockeytown, unplant, thus the unplant IS actually out standard of excellence 10 pLastic and 20905 E Twelve MIle Ra Slllte 300 smells bad, whIch can be a wwwlmagebydeslgnmd com Ihave a samano for of srght. Meanwlule, the pabent can wear cosmetIc surgery 810.PRO-FACE real turn-off when datmg or youl Steve yzerman a temporary crown or "thpper" apphance Educate your chl1dren walks mto your den- to SIlll!e and function WIth for 4 - 6 about the dangers of smok- 1Jst's office and says. months. Ing and hmlt theIr access to "I want tillS IIllSSlng After 4 - 6 months, the specialist who tobacco Although It's tooth back!' Well, to aVOid bemg body placed the Implant will uncover the agamst the law to sell one checked mto the stenltzabon area, your unplant head BIld send the patIent back to or two cIgarettes at a tIme, ? lreatment Feelin~ Overwhelmed denbst plans the best opbon for hiS or her general dentIst The general and vendmg machines can SteVIe Y An unplant dentist proceeds to make a crown to be placed only m establIsh- let me take you through the process of cement or screw mto the Implant The ments where kid'! aren't an lIDplant FIrst, the lIDplant IS pla~ m advantage of the IIllplant IS that the teeth allowed, they can ~tIll If you are experiencing ... the bone under the gums, usually bv an on eIther S'de of the IDlSSIllg tooth area sneak cigarettes out of your Oral Surgeon or gum speCialist The does not have to be touched! pocket or purse If you unplant IS romparable to a btaruum recelV- ." Constant Worrying Dr, Kevin PnIsh: 81o-~2400 haven t qUit yet, at least • The bone must heal around the make ~ure your CIgarettes ." Anxiety Attacks are maccesslble to young- sters ." Obsessions and Rituals Smokm~ l~ a phYSICal addIctIOn that can be very TYPE 2 DIABETES? ." Social Anxiety dIfficult to hi eak ar.d can Youmay be ehglble for a 24-week study beIng have dIre long-term conse- .....Sleep Difficulties qucncp,; Make ~ure you conducted at St John Hospital & Medical Center to compare two FDA approved drugs for type 2 diabetes don t pa,;~ your habit to ." "The Blues" your chIldren The mo~t The drugs Willbe given either alone or In an Important ~tep I~ making mvestlgatlOnal combmatlOn...... Phobias the deCISIOn to qUIt So choo';l' today to qUIt ~mok- 7b Participate You Must: v Poor Concentration mgl • be at least 18 years of age If you need help, your doctor can pre~cTlhe a I1ICO- • have diabetes for a least 1 year tllle patch to help you WIth. • currently be takmg ONE oral draw gradually, or you can HELP IS AVAILABLE medicatIOn (no insulIn) for your diabetes ATrEND A FREE SCREENING attend a ~mokmg ce~~atlOn FOR ANXIETY AND DEPRESSIVE ILLNESSES prl1wam E,thC'r way makC' • have no major diabetic complicatIOns • See a VIdeo thC' l'ffort toda) for II • be willing to monitor your blood glucose • Re~elve free educational marenal ht'althwr tomorrow for All Participants Receive: • Take a '\creC'llIng [C'~[ vnllr~C'lt :111dyoul children • Have a ~onfodLntlal meetmg wIth" health care profeSSIonal • free study medicatIOn St ,John Ho~pltnl

Grosse POinter Margaret Christopher Dely, Alicia Grosse POInter Paul Serilla makes steak special Sullivan was named to the Dempz, Matthew Diponio, receIved a master's degree ThIS week's featun' IS a, broth sauce and bnng to a dean's hst at UniversIty of Renne Dupont, Paul from MIchIgan State take on steak that gIveb the A LA ANNIE bOll Lower the heat and OhIOWesleyan Dykastra, Katherine Failla, Umverslty age-old beef tenderlOin . R ISh 'ff sImmer for a couple of mm- • Matthew Fox, and Gretchen • someth1Og to wnte home By Anme OU eau- c en utes, allowmg the sauce to Grosse POinter Shannon Friedmann. Anne Corona of Grosse about Usually a candIdate thIcken Maloney recelVed a bachelor Al!>onamed were Maureen POInte Woods has been award- for the charcoal gnll, thIS MeanwhIle, melt the but. of sCIence degree from Grand Gallaway, Laura Garzel, ed a Walter C Wattles filet mIgnon recIpe mstead ter 10 a dIfferent heavy Valley State UniversIty Joseph Ghanem, Brian FellowshIp at VanderbIlt calls for a heavy skIllet and large skIllet over medlUm- • Goscicki, Kristin Gregory, Umversity Includes a mouth-watenng hIgh heat Add the steaks Timothv .T. Pf>tf'N TI7kE', l<4"vin • ~AI1('f' thAt 1~ ~U1tf'dfor a and cook to deSIred done- Greg and- Sharon Peters of Halicki, Abigal Heck, Katherine Keating IS speCIaloccasIOn (such as an neSb (About 4 mmutes on Grosse Pomte Shores, was Kathleen Hellrung, Brian studymg the SOCIal, pohtlcal IntImate dInner party WIth each SIde for mewum-rare ) named to the fall term dean's Hitch, Jessica Howlett, and economIc dImenSIOns of frIends) The recIpe comes StIr the bacon and the bour- hst of the engmeermg program Graham Irwin, James BrItish socIety In London and from the kItchen at the bon mto the sauce Transfer at Wayne State Umverslt) Jahnke and David Scotland as part of her study Oakwood Rebtaurant steaks to dmner plates and • Jennings. abroad expenence at MichIgan (Seelbach Hotel) In spoon the sauce over the Michelle Dumler, daughter AI~o named wel e Brian State Umverslty Keatmg I' LOUIsville,Ky Bnng the WIneand the steaks Serves four of FrancIs and Deborah Kean, Katherin Kegler, the daughter ofMlck and Mary The term ~reduce" Will be garhc to a bOIlm a heavy Dumler of Grosse POInte Andrew Kotsis, Katherine Lou Moore of Grosse POInte found more than once In thIS medIum (2 quart) baucepan I served my steaks WIth F,urns, was named to the Leleski, Bridget Livingston, • leCIpe Reduce IS a term that until It has reduced to 1/2 mashed potatoes and a mIX dean's hst for the fall semester Mary Marco, Megan Mcrill, Peter Farago has been Ini- refers to brIngIng a hquld cup, about 15 mInutes or so of French-cut green and yel- at Johns Hopkms Uruverslty Sarah Merz, Peter tIated mto Beta Theta PhI at (such as stock or WIne) to Add both of the broths, the low beans The bacon bour- • Messacar, Matthew Mikula, MichIgan State Umverslty rapId bOIl,causing It to evap- tomato paste, the bay leaf, bon sauce was a superb dnz- Elise Pilorget of Grosse Melissa Miller, John Mills, Farago IS the son of Pete and orate and leaVIng the lIqUId and the fresh thyme BrIng de over the mashed pota- Pomte receIved the Maud Tera Monastersky and Eric Joan Farago of Grosse Pomte thIcker, WIth a more mtensl- to a boll and reduce by half, toes. Leftover fresh thyme KnIght PrIze In RehglOn dur- Morath. Park fied flavor The sauce IS also about 20 mmutes Set sauce served as a plate garmsh 109 the College of Wooster's Others 10cluded David • referred to as a reductJ.on aSIde annual RecogrutlOn Banquet Nielubowicz, Christine Melissa J. Wood pledged Before you begrn this • Nutter, Christina Oney, the AlbIOnCollege PI chapter of Tenderloin Steaks T}us sauce can be made reCIpe, make sure you have 2 Grosse Pomter Jessica Mark Parthum, Margaret Kappa Alpha Theta during the with Smoky one day ahead Cover well large skIllets on hand Whitney was named to the Rainey, Casey Rau, Leah 2000 spnng semester Wood IS and store In refngerator. Prepanng the first sauce dean's hst for the sprIng Reynolds, Patrick the daughter of John and Bacon-Bourbon Sauce Prepare steaks by spnnkhng ahead of tune will allow you semester at Wheaton College Reynolds, Jennifer Kolka, MIchelle Wood of Grosse 1 1/2 cups dry red wine them on both SIdes WIth the more trme with your wnner • Nelson Hopke, Nick Kosik, POInte 3 garlic cloves, chopped salt and pepper Set aside guests Manne Corps Pvt Daniel Matthew Schnieder and • 1 3/4 cups canned beef K. Koppenberg, son of Rebecca Shulman. John Trupiano pledged the broth In a heavy large skIllet The nch, full-bodIed taste Rosahnd Koppenberg of Grosse Also Megan Steele, AlbIOn College chapter of 1 1/4 cups canned low- (cast Iron is ideal) cook the of the bacon-bourbon sauce Pomte Park, recently complet- William Stentz, Katherine Alpha Tau Omega fraternIty salt chicken broth chopped bacon until cnsp, IS not something you would ed basIc tralwng at Manne Szelc, Mariateresa Terigni, during the 2000 spnng semes- 1 112tablespoons toma- about 8 mmutes Transfer eat every day It is some- Corps RecruIt Depot, Pams Julie Vancamp, Sarah ter Trupiano ISthe son of John to paste cooked bacon to a paper thmg that you would order Island, S C Vandenbussche, Sean and Kathy TrupIano of Grosse 1 bay leaf towel, using a slotted spoon ofTa menu m a fancy restau- • Ziegenhagen, Blair Hess, Pornte 1 fresh thyme sprig Pour ofTall but one table- rant whIle out celebrating Geoffrey Kimmerl, Ann Ashely Schwikert, WIlliam 8 oz. bacon, cut into 114- ~poon of the bacon fat from with friends or family McCarthy and John Disser, Crawford, Anthony Curis, Richmond D. Inger inch pieces the skillet Add the flour to of Grosse Pomte, receIved Richard Grosfield and pledged the AlbIOn College 1 tablespoon all-pur- the skIllet and whisk to Small dInner partIes 10 my bachelor of SCIence degrees Karen Okeefe. chapter of Delta Tau Delta fra- pose flour blend WIth the reserved home are becommg one of from Purdue University • termty dunng the 2000 spring 1 tablespoon butter bacon fat Turn the heat to my favonte pastimes. Fancy Dave Selewski of Grosse semester Inger IS the son of 4 l-inch-thick beef ten- mewum and cook for 1 food doesn't have to be diffi- Alexander Bieri, Timothy POInte Woods was named to Douglas and DamarIS Inger of derloin steaks minute, whlskmg constantly cult Bnng the celebratIon Kelly, Ann McCarthy, Ian Syracuse Umverslty's College Grosse Po,nte 1 tablespoon bourbon Gradually wlusk In the WIne home Hall and Kelly Prysak, of ofArts and SCIencesdean's Itst • Grosse POInte, receIved acade- Benjamin Schaefer mIC honors for the fall 1999 Nicholas Richmond of pledged the AlbIOn College semester at Purdue Uruverslty. Grosse Pomte Woods was chapter of Delta Sigma PhI fra- • named to the academIC honors ternIty dunng the 2000 spnng Final/Preludes Downtown' is Sunday, April 30 Timothy O'Loughlin, son list for the fall semester 1999 semester. Schaefer is the son of of Charles and Mary at Fems State Umverslty Stephen and Elizabeth The DetrOIt Symphony the educatIon and outreach tet Orchestra lIaison ISGrosse O'Loughlm of Grosse Pomte • Schaefer of Grosse Pomte . Orchestra Volunteer CouncIl's dIVISIonof the volunteer coun- Pomter Mano DiFlore, celhst Park, was named to the dean's Army Pvt Peter C. Neesly • final program 10 the "Preludes" CIl 10 collaboratIon WIth DSO hst for the wmter term at has amved at Fort Knox to Andrew Hendrie has been senes WIllbe a brunch at noon mUSICIans,the Preludes events ReservatIons are $25 for Northwood UnIversIty complete baSIC combat tram- InItiated Into Beta Theta PI at Sunday, AprIl 30, m the main are held 10 varIOUS metro adults, $10 for chIldren 8 or 109 Neesly ISthe son of Robert the Umverblty of MIchIgan dmmg room of the DetrOit DetrOIt area locatIOns younger Valet park10g WIllbe Grosse Pomters Chelsea Neesley of DetrOIt and Hendne IS thJl son of JanJce Club, 712 Cass at Fort In avaIlable for $4. For mfonna- Berschback, Michael Case, Chnstme Neesley of Grosse and MIke Hendne of Grosse DetrOit The afternoon lficludes a tlOn about group rates or for Peter Hanna, Adam Hess POInteFarms P01l1teFarms Pre<;ented as a non-profit brunch buffet and a mUSIcal reservatIOns, call (313) 576- and Mark Bradley were communIty sel'Vlceand part of program by a DSO stnng quar. 5154 named to the dean's lIst at Ryan C, Lewis \\ 3b named Angela Scheibner, a JUI110l Eastern MIchIgan Umverslty to the dean's hst at Bates at WIlham SmIth College, l' , ,- for the fall semester of 1999 College Le\Hs IS the bon of bpendmg the wmter tel m Gary and Cathenne LeWIS of studYIng off campus In IIQ9tj the Only PERMANENT Don Pierce, Jr , S(ln of SIS Grosse POInte Farms P1etrasanta, Italy ScheIbner IS and Don PIerce of Grosse the daughter of Mr and Mrs POInte Woods, has been named Major Brian C. Ford, Douglas ScheIbner HAIR-REMOVAL SYSTEM." to the dean's hst at the USAF, has been selected for AndDr Kayserh~sIt Imag1l1e...nomorerators,waxing,or Umverslty of Notre Dame for promotIon to LIeutenant Gabriel Slimko has been electrolySISWell.WIththe FDA-approvedLightsheer'"hair the fall semester Colonel Ford ISthe son of Jack awarded an Exxon-sponsored removalsystembyCoherent,youcan.AndDr.KayserIS one • and Janet Ford of Grosse summer mternslup WIth the of onlya handfulofEasternMIchIganplasticsurgeonstlamed111 Ryan Zangrilli, son of Mary Pomte Woods Dallas Symphony Orchestra t1l1S state-of-the-artprocedure.It removeshaIrfromthe upperbp, Jo and Joseph Zangnlh of In conjunctIon with hIS arts chm,eyebrows,blkHlllme,legs,and more.Tolearnmore,call Grosse Pomte Woods, was Grosse POInters Eric admlUlstratlOn program at andscheduleyourcomphmentaryconsultationtoday. named to the dean's list at Damore, Michael Butler Urnverslty, he WIll be Bowhng Green State Dannecker, Sean Granger, workmg With the orchestra's Umversity He was also elected Martha Kerfoot, Emily $100 mllhon, "CampaIgn secretary of the pledge class at Koch, Stephanie Lafond, 2000" He IS the son of John .. I~o...... I the Beta Tau chapter of Plu Margaret Major, Ben and Rebecca Shmko of Grosse ~"'.~'{"""-...." Kappa Tau fratermty Mumaw, Carl Rashid, Ryan Po1OtePark • Rouls and Shareef Simaika • rYmof/e /,}/ f/eJ(/'VJl Grosse Pomters Jason receIved bachelor of arts Brad Murg has been named Dr. Kayser 1> certified by the Amencdn Board of 5e.Uly ~ehn.",ronl Apostolos, Georgia Bakali, degrees from MIchIgan State a Luce Scholar by the Henry R Plastic Surgery - the true standard of excellence (anr'denee Kelly Bakewell, Liisa Umversity Luce Scholars Program Murg In plastic and cosmetlC surgery CALL810-776-3223 Bergmann, Elizabeth • ISone of 18 Luce Scholars cho- 20905 E Twelve MIle Rd SUlte 300 Blocki, Eric Bonten, Grosse Pomters Michael sen natIOnally for the 2000- wwwlmagebydeslgnmd com or 810-PRO-FACE Rhonda Carloni, Anthony Dannecker, Timothy Miller, 2001 academlc year, and ISthe Ciotti, Emily Commer, Donald Morrissett, Leah firbt Emory student to receIve Cathy Conger and Susan Reynolds, Matthew thiS honor smce 1988 As a Cornillie were named as Schneider and Rebecca Luee Scholar, Murg will hve NATIONAL honor students at MIchIgan Walter receIved bachelor of and work as an Intern In ASIa MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS State Umverslty for the fall sCIencedegrees from MichIgan for one year Murg ISthe son of SOCIETY semester 1999 State UmveT'.ltj DIane Murg and the late Gary Also named were Heather Murg of Grosse POInte Danckaert, Peter Dannecker, Jonathan Day, ---~~--..Mu:hrgan Chapter Inc a FA'lTASTIc! 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Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 78 to I •I by Madeleine Socia •I Thursday, Sunday, April 30 Sunday, May 7, at St James Patriotic salute I Friday, May 5 April 27 Winds & strings Lutheran Chul lh, 170 Alzheimer's aid Salute the USA dunng a Show House tours McMIllan m GrO~be POlllte Novel event Mendelbsobn's Octet and See how more than 30 Metro l"amJlleb and lnendb deahng 2000 All-Amencan MUSIC Farm!:> The program will Concert, featunng the pre- Local author Mary Sanders Copland's AppalachIan Sprmg DetrOIt area mtenor deSigners WIth the effect~ at Alzhelmer'b mclude "L'HlstOlre du Tango" mIere of a work by Wayne Smith wJ11 read from her new Will dehght audlenceb dunng a and artlbans turned the gtrl. or related dementIa lan share a~ well a~ mUble by Villa- knov.ledge and concerns dur- State Umverslty composer novel June, and dlscusb the DetrOIt Chamber Wmdb and hood home of famed actrebS Lobo,>,Albmez and Chet Vorno James Hartway, Sunday, Aprl1 procebS of wntmg and pubhbh- Stnngb concert, Sunday, Apnl Juhe Harnb mto a spectacular mg free Alzheimer's A rClcptlOn Will follow For 30, at 7 pm, m the Scarab mg a book, Thursday, Apnl 27, 30, at 4 30 pm, m Christ showcase of style Tour of the A~~OclatlOn Support Groups, mformatlOn, call (313) 884- on the fir~t and third Tuebday Club, 217 Farnsworth In at 7 30 pm, m the Central EpIscopal Church, 61 Grosse 13th blenmal Jumor League of 0511 or (313) 881-9758 of eath month, at 1 pm, or the DetrOit Tickets are $15 Call Branch of the Grosse Pomte Pomte Boulevard In Grosse DetrOIt Deblgnerb' Show ~e((Jno and fourth Thursday of (313) 831 1250 Public Library, 10 Kerchevalm POInte Farms Tlcketb are $15 House, 15410 Wmdmlll POinte each month, at 6 30 p m Grosse Pomte Farms The pro- for reserved mam floor seating In Grosbe Pomte Park, Live & Learn or 4;lCl fnr ""lIpr" ~P'lhr"T (''111 '::'1t11rtl flY, 1\1' '1)' f; th rnl' gh Meetln~~ WIll be held m the Modern mythology tP ...H, I" f...... but 1"""I \ "lWll" u Courses & cture The M)th cfVan Gogh 31 Spoke IHce game money 39 "MoonstnJc:k' case Call (313) 833-7900 ae; a MIsunder'ltood Gel1lU~ Sytvelt8f 157Rap star's 11 Chipped In II subfecl The Artlc;t and HIe; ReputatIOn 35 Humongous entourage chIP 040GeotgeW Ale;oon thllt day from noon to 4 17 OIrecbve Bush, e g Cemetery stroll 37 .t.etress GIlT pm, expand your talent WIth II Bnngthe DOWN 11 "Temficl' 42 It takes VISIt th<.' final rec;tmg place DO 31 YOU ••• free Drawmg In the Dutch and tood 1 Print 21 English I of some of DetrOit's mo~t want to be in the metro calendar? cNMel heltlng Fleml~h GaJll.'rlP~ Drop.ln Then fill out thiS form send It 10 96 Kercheval, Grosse POinte 41 '_ PoebcI' units famoue; characters dunng a 2 Allow 22 Knack foI' 45 HIWIII Work~hop EnJo\ an In~ld('r~ Farms 48236 or fax 10 (313) 882-1585, by 3 pm Friday 43 Candle DetrOIt HI'Itoncal Society COIMlt 3 Young I'llUSIC lounal VI('W of the' I~lamH' GaJll.'f]l.''', stnp 24 Lab QOIng.- area Sunday Stroll through Mt Event 44 So belt grellt hllle'~ from th£' 45 TIny 1Ibby .. 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Call Flute, guitar concert to <}30 P m Preregl~tratlOn h A flute and guItar concert reqUired for ~ome courses Call Contact Person - will be present<.'d at !'i p m (313) A33.424<} South threesome selected to All-State hockey team \\ Ithout pldYlllg ..,horthanded," By Chuck Klonke penal tIP" <.Ind that'., pld\ II1g of" "mg on the line A.\ em dg'O he All of hi" .,kllb me good," Sports Editor mon' than haJj the game,' Lorenger was a key member played ""Ith AII-Statl'l (,harhe Bopp I>dld "But the best thmg Bopp .,md 'Two of the la"t LJuel- jL,H.., ,,\,\... \it.. Lt.-l.,..l1 Lht.... There have been :;;e\eral out- Bopp ",lid He" talented ..Ind ot the Hlue DeVIls power.pldy HI dUll, \\ no I" IIUW dttelllUlIg dUOUL AUdlll I" Ill" Klluwleuge 01 standmg defen!>emen to pl..lY phY"llal but he doe"n't get the Ull1t MH.hlgan State on ,I ba"eball the game He makeb good !l'a"t penahzed team 111 the for Grosl>e Pomte South's boy" fooh"h penalties He kno"," "We u~e only one defense- scholal I>hlp dlO1te" on the Ice He scrutl- league and the year we didn't hocke, team but when hIS he'" more valuable on the Ill' man on the power play so "We needed »omebody ""Ith IIIze..,the situatIOn" make It, wp were wlthm five tnlllute<; of Trenton" career II> over, Todd Lorengel than III the penalty box" thel e'" a lot of responsibility,' the .,klll., to pIa, With Chal Ill.' Flbhman was a defen"eman mIght I>tand abo\e the Ie"t LOlenger, who wa., a regulal Bopp "aId and Adam fit nght 10,' Bopp earhel 111 hll>hockey career and F,..,hman tIed Grave" for the uHe" the first JUnior (at along the blue llIle a" a sopho- In addItIOn to the AIl-State saId Bopp thmks that 'ha" helped team lead 10 goa)" WIth 14 and South) to get AIl-State,» saId more last "eason, fimshed thiS I ecogllltlOll, Lorenger '" as While Fll>hman wa" a .,ohd hlb knowledge of the game ht' dlbhpd out 12 d"SI"tS coach Bob Bopp 'And he year With thlee goal" and 16 named the top defenseman m player last "eason, he \\ a" even •When he wa" a 10th-grader Dennel ha" been on the del>erved It He might have ..1""1,,1» m helpmg the Blue the Ea"t DIVISIOn of the bettel when he reporte-d for I thought he'd be anothel m South ."quad for three year" dnd wa" pdl t of the 1998 team been OUI be"t player thll> year De\ll., POl>ta 16-7-3 lecord and MIchIgan Metro League practIce 111 the fnll thp 1mI.' of great defenl>em(>n because we were down to four an Ea"t Dlvl"lOn champIOnship Denner and FIshman formed "After we named him cap we've had at South but lI1"tead that wa., the "tate runnl>r-up, defen.,emen for most of the I>ea- In thp MIchigan Metro Hocke, two-thirds of the Blue DeVIls' tam, he Ically focu..,ed on he's one of the great forward"," lo.,lllg to Tlenton 3-2 III the son and he had to carry a bIg League No 1 1mI.' - With Randy Improvmg hiS game," Bopp Bopp "ald thamplOnbhlp game part of the load" 'We thmk "0 highly of hIm as Grave" - and It was a umt said "He worked all summel " Fishman and Denner both 'He saw how those kId" pre Lorenger I~jomed on the AIl- a player and a" a perbon that that worked extremely well Like man} player" on the dId a good Job of staymg out of pal I'd for a game and he State team, whIch was selected he's gomg to be one of the cap- together South squad, which had an the penalty box FIshman had learned a lot from them," Bopp by the MIchIgan High School tam" at South next \ ear," Bopp uThe key word for those overall 3 3 grade-pomt aver one mmor pt>nalty and Denner .,ald "Jim \\ ('nt from belllg on Hocke\ Coaches A"soclatlon, said "To me the thmg that three was unselfish," Bopp age, FIshman used that mtelh- pIcked up two See HOCKEY, page lOC by tea'mmales Adam FIshman "epa! ate" the good from the "aid "They were just as happy gence on the Ice "The game IS tough enough and Jim Denner great player" - and I" a char- If somebody else scoled as If Lorenger IS a lot 11kI.'Red acteristic of Todd'., - IS that he they had scored a goal They Wmg,,' defenseman NIcklas doesn't just play the game, he complemented each other so Lldstrom 111 that he doesn't ~hy competes He doesn't like los well All three are graduatmg away from the phYSical aspect mg He doesn't accept losmg and we're gomg to miss them of the game but manages to That'l> an attItude he carne~ on next year" steel clear of penaltIes and off the Ice and he's somE'- Fishman, 10 hlb second sea- uTodd had only 16 mmutes m body the other player~ feed oft .,on on the team, played nght

A trio of Grosse Pointe South hockey players were named to the All-State team selected by the Michigan High SChool Hockey Coaches Association. From left are Todd Lorenger. Adam Fishman and Jim Denner.

RINKE CADILLAC Soccer clinic Years Grosse Pointe South girls soccer coach Steve Adolph talks to some of the more 83 than 200 youngsters who attended the first of the five free soccer clinics put on by the Grosse Pointe Soccer Association. There will be another clinic on Saturday at Montieth SChool in Grosse Pointe Woods. There will also be clinics on May 13 And and 20 and June 3 at Barnes SChool in the Woods. The clinics run from 8:30 to 10 Still a.m. Instructors are Adolph and Chip Stencel, the boys and girls soccer coach at Grosse Pointe North. For more information. call (313) S30-GOAL. Delivering North splits in lacrosse VOTED "MOST Farmmgton Hills Mercy FAMILY FRIENDLY" pulled away from a 3-3 half- SPIIITS I1USTIIDED tIme tie to defeat Grosse Pomte North 11-7 III a girl" lacro'\se match Amanda Hampton scored five goal" for the Norsemen and Amanda Woods and GM Employ" 24 M.. ,tb GMAC S..."rtLL_ No" GM Emplo""t 24 Month (,MAC S"".rtLL"" Gmger Hubbell added one SmRrtuRJr Ont Tu;u PRVnlr nt C;"14rtLuur One T,u-.r P"yment apIece Earlier, North rolled to a 14- 2 VictOry over Huron Valley Lutheran Hampton "corpd three tlmp" and Hubbell Jaclyn MIddleton and Wood" picked up two goal" apICce Devon Beauprp, .Jenny loria, April Schafer, Kn"ten Simon and Ta.,ha O'Rer"kl each tallled oncl' ,Jenny Edmond" pla)ed her fir"t game for ~orth and after makmg a fine- defen.,l\e play, had to leav(' WIth a .,prallled {.Ml",,{~~ '101'1 c. tf f"'l'l"yrr C,Wl",p""" Va" ( 4f' F".,J.".r ank;e , ..."rtILIIJr ~,...,....rl,,.w ~".Ar'J'.Jt \m/llr'[,1I1. Farms-City LL $449' $549' $449' $549' ""~?I~S.6.'t( ... """"' ...... ?0..._ P.. I,l,y+./I ...... U29C'0..--' r.,.."o .. ~~ .... _ ~lto_."., ...... I&o~* ~ ItDot.,;"""I'''''''' a.~tot. :,.;r 1 NooIOK-..tl""'"" U"'I._ .._.""''"9'.,,- .....". -...... -..:l.....".t_,., _."' • .,....~•• ""' .. "" ...... I .... ". -~IO"IlIO(K\I ...... parade May 6 OR OR OR OR ]~ MOI/,h (1 4f 1C 1,,,..,.,,r/,,IIJt i4 MIl~",(,MA ( 1,,,,.,.,,,,,,, 104 4hn,I,C.I{.ol( '."mH',i~'r }., \((1",1/ (,"f"< ...... t-r',1fH~ On,. n~ r" -mlrla O"rT."u fl.v",tJlI Om ItHI( r."",r,,, O"l/ll,tu P.y"'r"' Thp Gro",,(' Pomt(' Farm'> CIty Llttlp Ll'agllP ""ill hold It<., nGERS~WHITE SOX $12,173' $15,33T $13,329' $15 948' op('nmg d.H pilrade- on Saturday ~a\ h from 10 to Fn Apnl 28 705 GM A r ;,m.!Il"lle.llSll' ,4. mor1t"J., 1'10 SIV Ul 1'( ::leD-" "'<1 t~ Pare () tT ar'1Slo9l'~ due 0f1 19 ~~ry c;tal@ ancllu, t'l ..~a mile Iwr ta'oo of '2 000 peor ~1 ('QC.i rT'III! 1't'CfS.1J Lea~ l'a ....vO'~1'" I( vul r'~ll ;.lle,li!:.oe efJ1 p.'~ 'Vo1(l>f"f'1'Oed ll"M,ml ,. ~I !Cllaj p,llym61'l S ~ by It'IfI r'll,H'I"b!or 01 monlt'1s 1030 a m Sat April 29 105 '35 World Series Lapel Pin' (MctorCrryCaslf/fJ! Sun Apnl30 105 Spartty Anderson Poster IMetro OetfIJII Ford OeBlers!

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'J' , ..I Apn127, 2000 .G.ro.s.se_po.l.nt.e.N.ew.s Snorts.1: 98 Another shutout for South in MAC Red Division soccer Grosse Pomte South'b girls That seemed to turn the With the conbtant "LOring boccer team has qUite a whIle match m the Blue DeVIl,; favor threats of forward., Rltok dnd to "avor Itb late"t Macomb as they went on to outbhoot the Mandy Marbh, plOmpted the Area Conference Red DlvlblOn TItan" 24-11 Steven.,on coach to remark, victory - a 4.0 Win over "We can mark one 01 two well Stevenson Samantha Martmez and but your tedm remind., OllP of South doesn't play again Sylvia RIdgway combmed for the DetrOit Red Wmg., , untIl Wedne"day, May J, when the shutout ab they teamed up It hnlve effort The game started slowly for an unassisted effort a few mm- South as the TItans won the ute" later Evann O'Donnell and Beth openmg kickoff and kept the Thompbon 'law actIOn ldte III Blue Devils pmned In thClr Stephame Rltok and Megan the game and Thomp!>on, who Kathleen Clark clears 4-feet-9 in the high jump last week to help Grosse Pointe zone for most of the first five Shapiro notched second-half replaced Mdlroy, launched a South's girls track team to a 111-26 win over Sterling Heights in the Blue Devils' mmutes Stevenson had most goalb for South Juhe Miller set dangerou!> "hot from the left Macomb Area Conference Red Division opener. of Its seven first.half shotb dur- up Rltok With an excellent corner Ing that span crobslng pass Shapiro's goal South coach Steve Adolph was unasblsted and .,Imllar to CaitlIn Howe ,tarted dt made two early substitutIOns, Howson's defenSive midfield and u'ed South overpowers first league foe inserting Stephanie McIlroy her height to South's ad\ dn- mto the defensive alignment The Blue DeVils got strong tage but she was unable to pldy Gro,se POinte South''l girl;, openpd the MdLllmb An'a Anothu hlghllght of the and puttmg Beth Howson In at efforts from D'Hondt and the entire game becau!>e of p m Play resumes Saturday at Height., team by thrpe ~elOnd, Venkat ULS has played two major fimshmg second alone or fin- 830 a m ..,.,..--"'\ Apn127,2000 _10B__ Sports Grosse Pointe News Comeback victory evens South's record in MAC Red baseball By Chuck Klonke the bottom of the frame Getz turned the table", With a 10.3 Sports Editor drovt In t\\O \\Ith a double and vIctory 0\ e1 the Panthers Grosse POinte South':, ba.,\,- he scored on Rob Starr;,' ~mgle Gohlke went the dl:,tance ball team got off to a bad .,tart Andrew Vlasak, who allowed and scatteled eight hlb while fO! the ~econd game In a ro\\ In only two hlb In five mnlng:" stnkmg out eight and walkmg the Macomb Area Conference "urvlved some early control two Red DIVI~lon but unlike the trouble to pIck up the wm Getz "He kept the ball down all opener, the second game had a pitched t\\ a lIcoreles:, Inmng:, through the game," GllesbJ.um happier endlllg 10l we BlUe III I ellef ::'dtll IlL Ull ~" 'Y t,..J) ..."J~ Dellis ThIS \\eek, South o.pllt a non. Against East DetrOIt (10 the Trailing 5-0 gOing Into the league doubleheader With league opener) he was up WIth bottom of the thIrd Innmg, Sagtna\\ Nouvel a lot of hIS pitches" South :,cOled three runs In It:, The Panther:, won the first The Blue DevII~ broke the half of the frame, then took the game 11-5 and had all the runs game open WIth a five-run lead with a slx.run fourth they needed With a Six-rUll first SIxth mmng that was capped mmng and went on to beat Innmg by Todd Lorenger's three-run Ford II 12-6 "It looked like we might get homer Novak started the rally Nine members of the Pointe Aquatics swim club qualified for the USASwimming 12- The 1~1Il left the Blue Dev!l~ out of the IIlntng ....lthout any WIth a double, Sean McLeod and-under state meet. From left. are Rebecca SCholtes. sarah Cullen, Leaon Moceri, Illth a 1-1 record 1Il the dlvl- Iuns o.corlllg because we had walked and both ad\ anced on Samantha Troyanovich, AmyWrenMiller. Julianna Schmidt. Erica SChumann. Mellssa .,Ion two out, a runner on and an 0- MIke Hackett's sacllfice AII'm Cleary and Larry Brtsld. It's ;,tll1 early and (UtIca) 2 count on the batter," followed WIth a two-run double Eisenhower IS the only team m Gllesbaum saId "In both of our and he and Paul Stevens, who the diVISion that doe'sll't ha"e losses It has been one bad smgled, scored on Lorenger's Pointe Aquatics does well at state at least one los,;: :,ald South IIlnlng that has been the differ. homer Pomte t\quatlcs sent one of Miller won the 50-yard and 24th m the 100 backstroke coach Dan Gnesbaum ence" Vlasak collected three hIts Its largest teamo. to the recent frec",t)le (2664), 50 breao.t- (121 35) Mike AlvlIl started the Blue Getz had two hIts for South, and drove 111 three runo. for USA SWlmmmg 12-and-under o.tlokc (3468), 200 freestyle Scholtes, la, was 16th III the DeVIls' third mmng with a sm- including a tnple, and walked South AlVll1 had a paIr of dou- state meet In Rockford and (21430), 100 indIVIdual med- 100 backstroke (l 20 12), 19th gle. Chm Getz was hIt bv a tWIce Starrs hit an RBI double bles and Steveno. had three hIts although It wa~ one of the ley (1 0880), 100 brea~tstroke III the 50 freeo.tylc (30 54), 20th pItch and AI Guastella hIt a and Guastella had a two-run and two RBIs youngest teams 111 the event, (1 17 521 and 100 freeo.tyle m the 100 freestyle (10851) three-run homer double 1Il the first Novak The split left South WIth a 6- the Grosse POinte sWlmmmg (1 01 12) She was also fifth III and 23rd m the 50 backstroke A :,mgle by Chad Gohlke and drove 1Il a run WIth a sacnfice 2 overall record The Blue club made an excellent show- the 200 mdlvldual medley (3782) a \\ alk to Gene Casaz~a started fly DeVIls play In the Blissfield (23608) Mocen, 10, was 18th III the the fourth.mnmg outburst , After the first Innlllg we got InVItatIOnal at 10 am 109 AmyWren Miller won the Miller alo.o anchored the 10. 50 freestyle (30 52), 21st m the AlvlIl mOled both runners up pI etty good pltchmg from Saturday, then return to high-pOint trophy for the 10- and-under gtrls 200 freestyle 100 1l1dlVldual medley With a sacnfice and Getz drove ChllS Cotzlas, John Halpm league play Monday at home and-under gIrls diVISIOn when relay that had a wlIlnlllg tIme (1 20 77), 23rd III the 200 III the first run WIth a saCrifice and Heath Schollenberger," agamst Romeo South VISlto. she took first place In SIXof the of 1 56 62 Other mem bers of freestyle (2 35 48), 25th tn the A walk to Adam Novak Gne,;baum saId ChIppewa Valley neAt n" seven events she entered the champIOnship team were 50 butterfly (3783) and 28th III l~aded the ba-es and another In the ~econd game South Wednesday Leeann Mocen, Rebecca the 100 freeo.tyle (110 35) walk to Guastello forced m a Scholtes and Samantha Meltssa Cleary, 12, was 21st run before Mark Peppler TroyanoVlch In the 100 butterfly (110 Oll cleared the bases WIth a grand Larry BnskI, 12, fimshed 1Il and 24th tn the 50 butterfly slam the top SIX 1Il each of the four (3136). The Falcons pIcked up a run events he entered He was sec- The lO-and.under gIrls 200 In the fifth mnmg but South ond III the 100 butterfly medley relay team of SchmIdt, countered WIth three runs In (l 01 84), fourth In the 50 TroyanoVlch, Mocen and MIller freestyle (25 68) and 50 butter- was thIrd In 2 16 88 fly (27 74) and SIxth III the 100 The 12-and-under team IS Hockey freestyle (56 91) coached by LIZ Stavale and - TroyanoVlch, 10, was 10th III Kay Drake From page 8e the 100 freestyle (1 0499), 12th 111 the 50 freestyle (30 18), our best team ever, to one that 15th 111 the 100 backstroke :,truggled to another great (1 18 88) and 20th 1Il the 50 one" backstroke (37 10)' Denner ranks second behmd Sarah Cullen, 10, was 11th Andy Klem In career game,; 111 the 50 bleaststroke (3849) played at South WIth 83 and 100 breaststroke (1 2581) "JIm has been a steady play- and 29th 111 the 100 freestyle er the last two years," Bopp (11101) Said "There were some game., ( Enca SchumJ.nn, la, was thIS year where he was the best eighth 111 the 50 backstroke player on the Ice And hke (35 13), 15th In the 50 butterfly many of our other players, he (3535}, 17th 111 the 100 back- represented South so well on stroke (l 1991), 25th 111 the and off the ice A lot of the 100 freestyle (1.09 82) and things I said about Fishman Ice show 27th in the 50 freestyle (32 45) can be saId about Denner" These Grosse Pointe members of the St. Clair Shores Club will Jullanna Schmidt, 10, was Another excellent student, &myWren erwon sa participate in the 29th annual Reflections on Ice show. This year's theme is "The SIxth III the 50 breaststroke Denner carnes a 4 1 GPA He individual events at the 12- Best of Broadway." Among those performing in this year's show is Grosse Pointer (37 92), 17th 111 the 100 mdl' had a team-leadmg 19 aSo.l"b and-under USA Swimming Ryan Jahnke. who has competed at the national and international levels. Proceeds VIdual TJledley (1 18.57), 22nd and hiS 31 POints were only one state meet. She was also on from the event. which includes more than 150 skaters from the club, goes to the m the 50 backstroke (3741) behll1d Graves for the team competitors' fund, which subsidizes training for individuals hoping to compete at the state champion 200- lead higher levels. Shows are scheduled for Friday. May 5 at 7:30 p.m., saturday. May yard freestyle relay team. "Jim scored a lot of bIg goals 6 at I and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday. May7 at 2 p.m. Tickets are available in advance for us," Bopp saId "One that or at the door. Advance tickets may be purchased by calling (810) 774-7530 or I'll alway, remember IS the (810) 445-5350. City of (Srosse Jlointe JJf arms, Michigan ~horthanded breakaway he o.cored against Trenton ~ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Golf exercise seminar ON THE PROPOSED 200012001 CITY BUDGET Jes';lca Parnevlk, PT , CSCS Saturday, May 6 from 6 to 'Z The Cily Counlll 01 the City of Grosse POll1teFdrm\ Will hold a and sl,ter of pro golfer Je"per p m The program Will cover ~iUage of Qf)ro55eJIointe ~40re5 Puhllt- Hearing at 7 ~O pm on Monday, May 8, 2000 111 100CIty Hall Parnevlk, WIll be the featured exerCI~es de"'lgned to mcrease at 90 Kerby Road, on Ihc proposed 2000-2001 City Budget The pro- ,;peaker at a seminar on golf POWPI halance and fleXIbilIty perty tax millage rate proposed to be levied to support the pro- The Plannmg Comm"~lon of Ihe Village of Gro,se POInte Shore:, 111111 ,;peclfic tramlng at the C zm" posed budget will be a subject of this hearing. The proposed PhySIcal Therapy Center on Cia;;" 'Ize 10. hmlted to 60 so hold a public heaTing on TUESDAY, MAY 2, 2000 at 8:00 a.m. m the Budget l~ on file In Ihc Office of lhe Cily Clerk for pubhc In'pcCllOn Eao.t Warren In DetrOIt anvone lIlterested should first floor CounCIl Chambers of the Grosse POInte Shore~ MuniCipal dunng regular offlle hour~, 830 am unul 430 pm. Monday The St:d""dr will be held RSVP to r31318~1.5678 BUlldmg, 795 Lake Shore Road Al thaI tIme the CommiSSIOn\\111 hear Ihrough Friday public comment on the propo,al from Sprmt PeS to placc In antenna In the tower of Ihe Gro,sc POinte Yacht Club, 788 Lake Shore Road The follo\\,"g I' a .,umm.Jryof the prop

Plans for said mSlallallon are available for revlcw dunng regular bU'I- C1tvof~rosseJointe, Vhchl~an GENERAL FUND ne's hours (8 ,0 am 10 "i pm) In the VIllage Admln"lrall\C Officc, 795 Lake Shore Road Gro,o;e POlOteShorc~, MIchigan ORDINANCE NO. 319 ESTIMATED REQUlREl\1ENTS Donald J. Haigh, AN ORDllIlANCE TO A\IEND THE MunICipal Courl ) 204 600 TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES ORDINANCE OF THE G PN 04/27/00 Plannmg Comml,'lOn SccretaT) General Govemmenl 885,02'i CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Public Safety ,,484,250 SECTI01'l 74-29 Public Scrvlcc 4061()() ~illage of (Sr055e '{jointe ~4ores Public Work, I ~ 16 2<;0 Park, & Rccreallon 76'i,17'i THE CITY OF GROSo;F POINTE ORDAINS Counties or Wayne and V1acomb Mlch'l:an Olher Funcl1on~ 727700 Thai Secllon ~ )~ and 'i 62 01 Par.lgraph 2clllon, ~ 1~ .lnd ~ 112 arc railfled and affirmed To the Quallflcd Eleuor\ of Ihe Village of Gro\\C Pomte Shore, Taxc, $8,720,000 r Iccn", & Perrnlt, 192800 All procccdln!!' pendln/;! ,md .111 ng)ll' Jnd llahillllc, cXI"lng Qualiflcd re!!I'tcrcd clector, of the VllIagc of Gro"e POinte o;lateShared Revcnue 1.054,700 acqUired or Incurrcd ~I thc Ilmc Ih" .lmendator) ordinance t.lkc, 'lhorc', count Ie, of Wayne and Macomh, MichIgan confined 10 Charge' for o;crvlcc 691 ,00 cf1cll arc ,.IVcd,md may he Lon'lImm,IICd,IL'ordlng 1<1 thc I,,", In homc or ho'pllal hy IlInc\\ or d"ahlllly, or arc 60 ) ear, of agc or FI'1c<,fForfelh 20'i 000 force whcn they ",cre commcn,ed IhI' .mlcnd.llorv ordlnJncc morc or plan to he ah,ent from the communlly on Ihe noted clcllion Intcre,t Income ,2'i 000 ,hall nOIbe con,lrlied 10 ,ItleLI .In, mailer pcndlng or Inlll.llcd dll may apply for Ah,enl Votcr Balloh Ihrough Saturday May I~ Olhcr Relcnue -'74,'i~ heforc Ihe erlcL lIvc d lte of Ihi, ,ullcnd.llOr) ordlnanLc 2000 al 2 00 p m [olal $1U65 300 4 Thc elfccll'C datc of thc wililln ()rdln,lnLC#~ 'I) ,hall hc len (101 day, aftcr Ihc d.lle 01 puhliL.lllOnIhcr"ll Applicatlon\ l11u,1hc madc pTior to Saturd.IY May I ~Ih al the VIiI,I!!cAdmlm,lratlv(. Offit-c\ 7C Inllrvmenl Repo II 965 Sew1~ Machine Repall 975 Vacuum Solei/ServICe 100 An nouncemenl> 301 derlCOl 602 ford 908 80th Tub Rel.nllnlllll 954 POlnh"9J' clecorohng 966 Snow emo>'Ol 976 Ven"lahon Service 101 Proyerl 302 Corwo~enl Co,e 603 General MoIorl 909 BK)'C1eRepalll 956 Pel! eantrol 968 Stucco 977 Wall Walh,ng 957 Plvmb.$lI~L .. ng m 611 Trucks 915 Carpel Clean'ng Gr~ Pojnt~ N~ws 108 CompvIIr SetvKe 612 Vanl 916 ColJlellnllollo!lOn 613 Wonted To Buy 917 PIo.nng l~ ~n~l~menl MERCHANDISE W I~ CONNECI1QN I j'IJ en una ~Vlce 400 );..lhqwJ / eu.l-.. b:.:.~ 91 3 c.e-.c:t~\'.1..- ~ • I •• , A , I I , 111 Happy Ad, 401 ApplOncM 919 Ch,mney CleanIng 112 HeOhn & Nutrillon 402 Ms&Ctofts 920 Chi mney Repo II CLftSSIFIED HDVEHTlSIN6 650 AIrplanes 921 113 Hobby Inl!nichon 403 Auchonl ~~= Clock Repair 96 Kercheval. Grosse POinte Farms, MI 4823 114 MlJ'iCEduccllon 404 8qc1es 651 Boots And Molen 922 CompuIer Repair 115 Party PIonnen/Helpers 405 Computers 652 Boot Inlllronat 923 Canllrucllon Repell (313) 882-6900 ext. 3. Fax (313) 343-5569 116 SchQoj, 406 Ellole Soles 653 Boots Pam And ServICe 925 Decks/Pahol web httpJlgrossepolntenewscom 117 SecreIa'>o1 Sem<:M 407 FI1'e't'IOOd 654 Boot SIo

120 TUTORING (OUCATION 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HHP WANTED GENERAL 200 HflP WANTED GENERAl 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL

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I' • I It 603 AUTOMOTIVE 409 GARAGE/YARD/ , I , ,"" USEMENTSALE , ' I " _"I GENERAlMOTORS MAHOGANY secretary. 958 Harcourt, Park Estate ST. ClaW' Shores' Block STEREO System Pro PAYING CASH! LOST. ChlhuahualMIn-pln 1989 Ford Mustang- 50 h- CARS $100- $500 police $500 {313)882.2580 Sale Absolulely every. Sale Rosebnar Street LogiC Huge speakers, For diamonds, Jewelry, mix female gold curly ler, automatic, convertl- Impounds Hondas MOVING sale' must selll thing must gol Spectac- Crane & Bnar Courts, off 480 watt Mint condition, watches, gold, Silver tall "Cory' Lakepolntel ble well maintained, Toyotas, Chevys Jeeps Best offer Rattan sec ularl Apn128, 29 Martin Roadl 11 Mile $300 810 772 7589 The Gold Shoppe JeHerson 313884- $45001 best (313)881- & sport uhlltles Call 22121 Gratiot 1786 313-822-7505 5995 nowll t 800-7307772 tlonal, 3 pieces, with EASTPOINTE. 18059 Col- Apnl28,29 TENNIS Mate- used once EastpOinte MI chair to match $350 hnson Fnday thru Sun completely assembled 1996 L I M k 8- ext 3050 (SCA Net Amencan MartinSVille - TREASURES Galorel An- 810-n4-0966 S09PETBOARDING/SITTER Inco n ar work) ofa, $150 2 uphol- day, 8am 4pm (1/2 off tlques, collectibles New $150 sacntlce black tan leather excel- _ S ------Sunday) d kd I $100 313 824 454~ SHOTGUNS, nfles old CAT slt1er- Let kitty stay lent condlllOn highway BONNEVILLE SSE 1994 stered chairS, $75 each qUilts name bran I s miles $10,000/ best Excellent conditIOn DIning room honey birch FIRST Chnstlan Reformed adult clothing furniture WATERCOLORS. some handguns Parker homel $1~ Licensed (313)881-6911 Black! beige Interior drop leaf table 6 chairs, Church, 1444 Maryland, baby equipment, toys framed some mcltted Browning Winchester, vetennary techniCian Colt Luger others Col Loaded sharp High butfet1, $700 Coffee ta Grosse POinte Park snow blower Fnday 9- Pamted by late Washln (313)886-6854 1993, Mercury Tracer 1 miles Asking $78001 ble 22x 60 $75 Work Thursday May 4th, 9 4 3, Saturday 9 1 20910 gon 0 C artist lector (248)478 3437 S10ANIMALSERVICES owner new engme, air best (313)642 0488 bench, 31x 72, $125 Clothing household fur- Lochmoor (between (313)885 6061 ,!:l':~"~"~.~"~.~.~.~.~.~.~~ slereo $3000/ best ------203 Ridgemont nlshlngs books, mlscel Mack! Harper) ------,~ ••• WANTED •• :- 810-771-7449 DONATE your cars boats DOG OWNERS R V trucks, property to (313)882.1644 _I_a_ne_o_u_s -TW-O-F-a-m-I-Iy-S-a-Ie---T-h-u-rs-. WE BUY OLD ~~ G._liters Mondolns.: Complete dog waste 1996 Mercury Gran Mar MIssing Children Prol removal $91 wk one dog TERRIFIC twin size white FLEA market. anllques & day, Friday, Apnl 27 & ORIENTAL RUGS BanlOS Ukf'lples '. qUls LS red 3' ,500 ect- for a tax donation bedroom set, plus white '"''''''''ldfl''OU::' M"tflldge 28, 9 - 4 547 I::iarnng- Any Size, any conclilion Pocket Walches :. $3/ ",,\,on "JI.J,llv, '''" JV\:l miles Loaded $1.3,000 (313)8849324 desk with hutch & chair Square Anlique Mall, ton, Grosse Pomte Park GHAlI, INC. TROY Old lays ToyTrains •• Call POOP SCOOP KING 810-415 0546 Will separate (313)331- 36821 Green Street, Magnificent Dunkin Fife 1-800-841-1181. Swords • 810-725-9646 DONATE your boat! clean 1988 Mercury Grand Mar 368B New Baltimore, Satur. dlnmg room set with .~ Old Wrisl Watchdes • • Satisfaction Guaranteed Lake St Clalrl We are qUls 88K, air, tull power day, Apnl 29th, 9- 5 Corner cabmet & Side- • Auto Memorobll a • here foundation VA NITY,twm beds, full Rain date Sunday Deal- board, excepllonal sec- • $20001 best 313-839 (810)778-2143, 100% LOC ....L COLlECTEIl bed, night stand, Chest er space 810-725-2453 tiona I COUCh,chairs, cof- ABANDON your search I • 0204 tax deducllblel non-proht P....VING TOP C ....SH Wrought Iron kitchen f t bl d t Baby grand planas from • D set Antique chair MIS- GARAGE and basement ee a e 2 tier roun a- 1994 Mustang LX, V6 au 600(AUTOMOTIVE celaneous (810)778- sale Fnday, April 28, 9- ble, stereo, elegant $1,600 Console planas 313.886.4522 AUTOMOTIVE tomatlc, 45 000 miles ANTIQUE/ClASSIC 4, 29212 Boston, St glassware, rowing ma from $450 Also mov . new tires! battery Ford 1973 ing, tUning, refinishing :.II 1976 MGB fresh paint S A d 600 AUTOMOTIVE MechaniC maintained Clair Shores, off 12 Mile chlOe, chwlnn Ir yne new tires, runs good, WOOD dining table, built near Little Mack 5 faml- bike, boat equipment rebuildmg, estimates .,"'" CARS $8500/ best 313-824- $5,0001 best 1966 Mus- m leaf pads (39X58), 5 Iy sale fenders, hfe Jackets & and appraisals MiChl 1988 Ford Ranger 4 x 4, 6635 tang Coupe- fresh paint, low back chairs hutch ------bags, 30 amp power gan Plano Company $200 1981 Dodge van, 1995 Mustang, red, coupe, blue, V8/ auto, many (52X57) $179 313-881- GARAGE! moving sale, cord and more GirlS (248)548-2200 michl- ANIMALS. parts (313)881-6749 9346 Saturday, Apnl 29th, bikes and toys and ganplano@grealld com ... V6 Excellent condition new parts $7 500lbest (313)8856739 9a m- 2p m 1922 Hunt much much morel ABBEY PIANO CO 601 AUTOMOTIVE With 23,000 miles ~Oq GARAGE/YARD/ SOOANIMAL $9 100 313-884-7098 Club Dr (off Mack) CHRYSLER BENTLEY, 1934 Sports !ASEMENTSAlf YARD sale, 100,000 ROYALOAK24854t-6t16 ADOPTA PH I GIANT moving sale, 1097 USED PIANOS 1994 Dodge SPirit, auto, 1996 Mustang- V6 38, Sedan by Park Ward 1033 HoI ywood, Friday, Beaconsfield (off St sports cards sports ADOPT a retired racing 79000 miles, air, crUise, 33,000 miles, fully load- Full set of books, serv- Saturday, 9. 3 Multi Paul) Saturday, 8- 2 eqUipment Tools col- Used Spinets. Consoles greyhound Make a fast 6 cylinder $4 400 810- ed, power Windows! Ice spares & local serv- family CD player, bread Every1hmg pnced to lectlbles Mother & Fa- Upnghts & Grands fnendl 1.800-398-4dog 831-4231 locks, crUise, brand new Ice expertise $42,000 maker, clothes, house- move ther's day gilts Thurs- PIANOS WANTED Michigan Greyhound tires Nonsmoking car 313-8822606 1993 Dodge Intrepid ES. hold goods, kids Items -~------' day- Saturday, 1030- Connection Excellent conditIOn No early shoppers GREAT saleI St Clair 430 Ralndate follOWing TOP CASH PAID super clean & loaded JAGUAR, 1962 XK-E $12,800 or best Shores, 22340 Black- weekend 2204 Stan- FORTUNA PIANO Redl tan leather ABS, Roadster, Bntlsh RaCing BLACK lab, AKC female, (810)771'6268 1610 Hawthome, Friday & burn Antiques, sporting hope RESTORATION & SALES spade, 7 years, all dual bags, premium Green Restored In Saturday, 10 - 4 Cherry goods, womens clothes Tunmg! Warranty Included Shots, looking for a good wheels & sound Only 1990 Taurus wagon, load- 1997 $37,500 313.882- end tables, oak queen Wedding stuff 4/ 29 YARD sale- camping SPECIALIZING IN home Likes walks 58K $8,0001 best ed, moonroof, 54 000 2606 bedroom set, cherry chl- 9am.4pm eqUipment, tents, tools ANTIQUE PIANOS SWimming, kids, hunling (313)885-5594 after 6 miles very good condi- 60S AUTOMOTIVE na cabinet and table, MOVING sale. Grosse much more 4000 313-365-9171 House dog Great he pm tion $3,900 313-821- fOREIGN :~ kitchen nook set, POinte Park, 1380 Dev- Woodhall (near Cadieux (PIANOS WANTED) lath very fnendly 313- 0365 MaCk 1955 Dodge runs good, 1994 Acura Integra, onshlre Friday Satur- &10 )3Saturday only, FULL size Wersl organ 882-5627 clean $5,200 313-884 603 AUTOMOTIVE 2 Famlly- Anlique high day 10- 4 Household am - pm Hammond draw bars, 61,000 miles, air, sun- 0756 GENERALMOTORS roof automatic excel- chair, exercISe bike, goods furniture, patio, good for church or home GROSSE Pomte Animal weight bench, hockey clothing, everything $2,500 (313)839-7661 Adoption Society- pets 1993, New Yorker Whrte/ 1994 BUick LeSabre Limit. lent condition $75001 skates, kids clothes, car for adoption, (313)884. blue, 33L, automatiC, ed, loaded, low miles best 313.884.8652 seats, strollers, tons of must gal MOVING- must sell. futon, GUITARS, banJOS and 1551 air, cassette, more $9,0001 best 313-886- 1995 BMW 3181, 4 door 5 toys, household Items MOVING sale- Harper beige wool area rug, 40 mandolins ukes want- ---.------63,400 miles Excellent 9860 speed, black, loaded, 21136 5t Gertrude Woods- 19936 Wood- foot aluminum lat1er, ed Collector 313-886- GROSSE POinte Animal conditIOn $5,500 313- excellent $11,400 810- (south! 12 Mile, west) crest April 28, 9am. gUitars Days- (313}916. 4522 CliniC several Shepherd 881-5835 1988 BUick LeSabre, great Harper) Thursday, Fn- 3pm Couch, loveseat 5158, evenings mixes and 2 orange cats condition, low miles, 296-9812 602 AUTOMOTIVE day 9. 3, Saturday 9- oven, 2T- 5T girtS, toys, 313331-1751 that need homes $3,000/ best 313-417- 1985 BMW 3181 4 door, fORD 12 household Please call (313)822- 0173 dark blue Automatic 19505- 60s dolls, espe. 5707 1980- '90 Cars from $5001 Air, sunroof 251,000 21710 Mauer, St Clair RUMMAGE sale, Salem clally Barbie, wanted by 1976 Cadillac Eldorado Police Impoundsl For miles $2,000 (313)885. Shores, between 8 & 9 Memonal Lutheran ANTIQUES on sale EastSide collector who S03 HOUSEHOLDPETS convertible, 53,000 hstings 1-800-319-3323 5019,alter6pm Mile, Fnday & Saturday Church 21230 Moross 23215 Nine! Mack Dnve pays cashl (313)886- fOR SALE miles, excellent condl. ext 3750 SWlvel rocker, play pen, at Chester, DetrOIt. Sat- between Clalrwood & 4392 BORZOI. AKC puppies, 9 tlon, garaged $4,500 1998 Honda CIVIC LX. 4 1994 Escort, 5 speed, air, 313-881-1938 ~~n~~bY clothes, rea. urday Apnl29th 9- 3 ~~~~:us Refr~shm~~~ 1955- 1975. automobile months, champion blood door, automatic air, line excellent tempera new tires, 38,000 miles, 1988 Capance Great con- power Windows! locks ST. Clair Shores, 20206 on Saturday parts, accessones, man- $45001 best 810-795- 335 Merriweather Apnl 29 Edmunton, Apnl 28 and uals, advertiSing, promo- ment colors Home dition, low mileage 810- red, good condition raised, $350 (248)969- 0481 15,500 miles, $11 0001 9am-4pm Lawn, gar- 29 1. 5pm Pedestal EBONY black grand pla- tlonal Items, memorabll- n9-5831 6034 1998 Ford Contour Sport. best (313)885-3528 den, fumlture, kitchen, dining table With four no, With bench and mu la, etc (313)293-0957, 1992 Cavalier, air AMI FM 25K, V6, aluminum household Items and chairs, buffet table With SIC Newer $6,295 5.10 P m 50SlOSTANDfOUND radiO, power, locks, 1997 Honda CRY, CD, wheels, power sunroof, more matching plate rack; two (313)885-6215 $3,0001 best Excellent bnted Windows excel (Kling ColOnial) dress- 1967 Michigan auto 11- $10200 (313)642-1474 706 Westchester, Satur- cense plate $25 00 GROSSE POinte Animal condition 810 772 8094 lent condllion 56 000 day, 9. 1p m Cnb, play ers, one nlghtstand FLATWARE. Towle's, 313-882-6954 Chnlc has several 1998 Ford Explorer, 2WD miles $16500 313- pen, toys, leaf blower, ST. Clair Shores, 22225 (Old Master) 124 pieces Shepherd mixes of dif- 21,000 miles, CD mint 1991 Corsica White, well 884-7598 ferent ages Please call maintained, new brakes, mannequm, PiCniCtablel MadiSon April 27, 28, 313-884-0073 BUYING old furniture condition $17,250 313- 1992 Honda Prelude- very (313)822-5707 If you tires $3,000/ best offer benches, china, crystal, 29 9am- 3pm Sofa, ------glassware, china and 884-7598 clean, red, 65,000 miles, lost an animal In the (313)399.0678 many accessones & me- chairs, glassware, much KAlAK. style, Soumac other Interesting Items $6,300 (313)882-9273 mOrlalbllia Sorry, no more Chinese red ground car- John, 313-882-5642 POlntes 1995 Ford Mustang GT- 1992 Geo Metro coupe, ______pet Hand made, exqul- 5 speed, red! black 1990 Honda Accord, 5 l air, automatiC, new trres presales ST. Clair Shores- 22642 SIte pattem Excellent DIAMONDS LOST black cat Male, me- leather, loaded, alarm, speed, 4 door, runs per- 29,000 miles $2500 no Pemberton Friday Edgewood, (near 9 Mile condition $1,100 Estate, Antique Jewelry dium length fur, white 46,000 miles, great con. fect Real clean Insldel 313-884-1945 and Saturday, Apnl 28 and Mack) Thursday- (313)886-6353 & COinS spot on chest 313-417- dillOn Make a'1 offerl out 160 000 miles Must and 29, lOam- 5pm Sunday 4/ 27- 30 Looking to buy 8735 (810)777-6417 1993 Park Avenue, BUick see $1995 810-523- MOVing sale Tools and lOam- 4pm Dishes, LAWN MOWER. 65 Gemologist on staff Excellent condition, 3356 LOST parakeet- Green, 1995 Ford Taurus station more' clothes, tee- ShirtS, horsepower Scotts POln1e Jewelry 77,000 miles, $7,700 kitchenware, books, fur- Mulch or bag 2 years 20100 Mack, 2nd floor blue tall yellow head wagon 60K miles load- 1988 Honda Prelude SI 922 Lincoln, Fnday, Satur- t I old $100 (313)885- Grosse POln1e Woods Answers to "Baby" ed $8,000/ best 313- 313-8852061 These cars run forever If II m ure, g assware day, 9- 3 G0 ba s, 8009 S1erling Bank Buhding (313)882-7629, (313)- 885-1427 1986 Ponltac 6000. V6, Black, power, tilt, crUise stereo, bike carner, YARD Sale- 260 Fisher, ------be1ween 7 & 8 Mile 885.0061 1993 Ford Taurus SHO- wagon many new parts, new tires, 5 speed, AlC Muskle rod, turmture, hn- Farms Saturday, 10-5 SOLATUBE Mlracle- Sky- (313}884-3325 good condition, $5,5001 $800 (810)791-1153 $2,500 313-822.8251 ens, doors, mdustnal Baby boy clothes, eqUIp- Iight- Got rooms needing LOST- black dog, tan eye- best (313)881-5862 computer pnnter ment, etc natural light? Albert 0 FINE china dinnerware, brows, white chest, 1994 Pontiac BonneVille, 1988 Honda Prelude, sil- Thomas, the only dealer sterlmg Silver flatware groomed Australian 1989 T-Bl(d, loaded, good SSEI, loaded, onglnal ver, 5 speed 110,000 Installer In the area and antiques Call Janl Shepherd MorangJKel- shape $3,000 313-886- owner mint, 115,000 miles Best offer 313- ~06 ESTATE SAlES 406 ESTATESALES 313-882-0628 Herb (810}731-8139 Iy 313-371-2213 9860 miles $7500/ offer 248- 882-9163 867-7827 1987 Honda Accord LX. :°Kn.therineArnold and Associatei' ~06 ESTATESALES 406 ESTATESALES 406 ESTAHSAm 406 ESTATESALES 1992 Pontiac BonneVille super clean only 75K SE loaded very clean 5 speed, power crUise, AM FM, new tires 810-771-1170 l!Il~ l!I 53995 313-885-9139 ESTATE SALE Great tlrst car $4300/ ~ Two Huge Estate Sales thiS Weekend I Grosse Pointe Sales, InC. 1991 Pontiac Bonneville best (313)885-5594 af- SSE, 102,000 miles 1605 Newcastle By. "EVERYTHING GOES" ~ ter6 p m Call 248-988-1077 of.state -~ -Household LiqUJdation Service Loaded, $4,2001 best Grosse Pomte Woods 1990 Mazda MPV Steel (North of Morass, West off Mack) ~ (for directIOns N details) 810-778-9727 blue, one owner, V6, Friday-Saturday, 10'00-300 WWW EHnthlnl/:-(,oes com 248 8S~-OO<;1 ~ Renee A NIXon 313-822-1445 1996 Satum SL 1- 4 door, power, cruise, comforta- ThiS IS a nice sale with everythmg m very good .~ l!I 5 speed, air AMlFM conditIOn There ISa wonderful mahogany bed- ble nde $3,000 313- room set With dressmg table, Henredon dmmg cassette new brakes! 8228251 FRESH START rotters! tires 2,000 miles table and chaIrS, early Amencan Sideboard maph SUSAN HARTZ 1988 Mazda 626- 4 door table .md lhalfS, VlCtonan chest Vlctonan on new clutch All serv- ORGANIZERS GROSSE POINTE CITY hatchback Excellent dresser,OlcaSlonal tables, washer dryer and l1artzrtll 886.8982 Ice records Excellent morc Miscellaneous mc1udes candleWick, -Estate Sales HOUSEHOLD SALES condition 96 000 miles, mechanical, Intenor con- Fenton books, Dc Grazla prints, lu~terware, mce dition Some rust 5 • Basement-to-I\ttlc for IIp<_ Solo w...-.c.I 1M 24 Hoo' HolI... 31 3 88S.14 10 $4700 810-771-1388 lmen~, kitchen goodies Chmtmas and thmgs speed manual 135000 slill yet to be unearthed OrganizatIOn 1992 Satum SL2. Loaded miles $1500 Busmess. 117, 000 miles Below 810-447-8093, home '-farcla Wllk (ynthla Campbell • Street numbers exchanged at 9 30 Fnday 0 Blue Book- $3 695 810- 810-294-1811 313 881 2849 n1882-786~ •• •• 3053200 1997 Mercedes E320 1997 Suburban SLT 48K black! black, heated FABULOUS ESf ATE SALFJ Complete S.Noce spotless loaded leath- seats moon roof CD April28-29-~ Excellent Glen and Sharon Burkett er TV / VCR $26500 $35 000 810-7763955 Reference. Esf 1983 313-385-0826 1Gun to 4 p.m. 810-523.2153 Mike tillS OOpm ~ Fri-Sat-Sun 3873 State Road, ffirt Gratiot Town~hip ,\pril 28- 29; 9am. 4pm. ~~~Sati4 0(10HOUSEHOlDSAtES 410 HOUSEHOLDSALES 23163 DONALD Take I C)4 call to end-l"lnegmw M 2~ north to Krafft Rd. 889 Hidden Lane. G P W()od~ turn left (WI:St) to 'iIatc Rd. turn k:ft (sotlth~ (2 hIods north of Ni~ MJIc, traffic light on 9 Mile) (Off 'l()mi~ ..ic1chel. Ycnlier & ( ook Rd). tloule l'\ on the "!!l1t (WI:St) SIde F.ASll'OINll' fRIDAY APRil 2l\Tli (9- i) Here are '>OrnehIghlight" Esl"le 01 lOCo'llartlSl Bogdan Baynert 40 s presenl Eames eha r 1429 BISHOP ROAD 00 I Dunbar dining sel Baker lablp W dd,come king bedroom sel If 'It \\ondcrfut lO,,; hlondl 1I11il\ htdroolll ~("t ur,(, Dlmt\dn"l(.Iaw,'ilrC' \ul)~rlph, r,ttr ....I~~"1\' \ " rt(r~ McCobb drop leal table captaIn ch,:w<;; TomunSOfl Ig Rd coffee (between Mack &: Charlevoix) - I \\ Itl, \\.udwlH lolomal uphol'iilcr("<1 furnthHl 4tl \ ~ allwt IH" Prlnl\ \nlll,lllt Oa'" furJllturt T m~\ ( lllnh' I \.lJ h l'll\ lab'e eurved sectional Gibbons stvle cha rs armless cha,rs lables hulrnom \It PIl\C "'It<.hcn ut 'l-.lh.lll'l1 K0oc.11t.\ many PIl'll.\ i':..lfcht n '- ollt'\. Ihlr'i Tonl..oiI T(l~ \ Dll ( oiI'i! (, H\ Tr /...\ LHn sola Idmps Carved screen Glass. hrome set Breuer style chairS MOVING SALE Vt 111l1n. tiarlt \ n,n td\l1n fnr (ow lrnn [0\\ BoH1/..\ ( ur c ot duoratnt KII\'i4; 'un Uonnel ,"(, qUIll \llIjlll lndplil Caslleton ch na eryslal cOOal1 gob'el' gla"ware yases -Spnng c-..ablnt'f ()('lO}S f\arhl<'os 'tW 1n F. '\ 0011\ ami ~lIm t rl [ltpr "10 Glory Siert S"yerplale Eog Bay Dpm lasse Onenl"l & coniemp FRIDAY APRIL 28TH IlUllh Of)l;;ll1 lamp,,; '0' doll'ii tontt'mporan \ofa hcd G I I(l("\ fRYpllan "rt Old ""jHrll\ n~ III nl" {)III 1r d H '\t1\ ~n1' pottery Deco at "Ie C'hlM glass bfitSS alum num Crlrome 1987 ( I\fYlll' 'Ih Aw (nol nlnnll'!:) I< "'" .. Trains (l..u{(d" l ,hlld\ l\lpt. \Hlh r \~i'lm ( hmfma<; ~ll m\ 1i~llrnar~ 9 A.M.- 4 P.M. OrnamC:'Tlh ",l wIn Rox 1'r"mtd \tt~m~ 011\ \\il!c'rl(llr r\ Pont' WCn1 fRIIlAY col ecllbles poo;tl"'ards New r"'ut npn "'loth sel Lad es clothes (41 ~hn\ wondt. rtullhmK\ that do nl)t ht mil) nur nt.""" ~l;~"'~,ra ~rrr~~~! ~~~\F~~~ ( ~';~~I~i'lf ~;a~ mRt{:I~ (\llll~~~ homl \\ hltt. Wit l...t:'rPOT< h furnrtllrl \\ Ith lllShlOn\ 21 \04 WF'iTBURY ~eA~~e n lF~; Valentino Ungaro Coreqes 8AA Ferrgamo s CMnnel .a"'ngs I",w(''\('i'll Wln~\(1r { hillr\ R ,( ('fmiln\ Iron ()o('f\t 1p" '-N\mt nt 90k1 "'II/er amber some Deco style oltler costume ~ewetrv pocket Thnm,H\111(' "' \lrHlt lret1enl..a rat klrJ Um~()ll pi uln and 'iT. CLAIR '\HORE-.S lAlntrrm Lamp" ( to( ~N" Ro\aJ() lift m \\(lo(1 ( M\ 11.':' ( \hl\ walcrJes Haf1man., luggage N~w q "5< souvenirs FuH k !chen 1x'nch la'Re tl1<1,llonal rClan ,tr~~ \,.,11,III, lIn\\('r md 4 rO!t('? \fal'-holch ros\ II"\lJgr \pl , R'h"~ '\1(' ft "lliffl 1 \, lmal\ (Off Jdf' !'on al'O" from (,N"'" I'omle Wood' I'ark) CUlnSlrt 0'hPr pi1n,; AI(>~c:,1!papol Great .c;fllecllon of draw~ngs box Ordl'ol.r, 2< hlldn..n 'i 'il h lit drUM r\ ~'''Indo" ltr l;,r~ln~ {)11('~tilhlt"'i \u.d and Ru rpl ~"(,, HlIn1lt1 r RI I (1n!rnl SATURDAY, APRil 29TH (9 1) waleof("olorc:, till100ns pr nls poc:,lers easel tons of ;Irt stlppl es umdilloflt. T'i l.hlldr('n li tn\~ and ~11111 '\ l 11 \ \Hpl.ilnr "hip \.fodd .. In 10. \ .... dh \1 nldlur, '\ Illlt r\ \1 xhil hLldTt H ,\ 1LJRIN(, "alHl!:,n} Pun,an PhI Ie dilldte 1<1With 4 "hlpWh"1. ~ Ir(,HuH" Whltc I, lll\hllll (hill'. It ( II Ilhh \ mag~lme.c; UAW Labor txx:Jkc,. cir~W1ng<; brown Jordan patK) fllml lxx)~'I,()me lrom jQ,O,) lulllllell 1>", 'rTlrl~ ,1nd ncedh.pomtC'l.hllT' Hepple\\hltt. d()\\rI "ioh \\cmd(,Tful \111 tar ~ ~"i'lldlt'i \"hlr!l!otl:'l:~ 0 ll~ \t\(1 il'Dt\ C\ \ nH", f'mt ture Pa {)!f>Ochests chalfc:, ToolS garage m ,,(' Much More maUr('~"i J...Itlhl.n nll ..ll.llane1l1l'''o ~ [)f{ ..ll drum '\('t h,erla,e Lh.",~ lOr!"" k hnll !:,,'at m 'rk ~II(hen 'el 2 (I~\;\tl~r'~ng':n~~)~{~~~~r~:~~~~1t~;~l~l~\~~':~1\/:\11n\ ~~111~;~~t~~' 11195Cadlllec sedan OeVllle. 24 000 m les ""orled Ka'L1(11 1,,<1 horn, hl(ll~ ,IAY lOOt( I OR TH~ Th~ 'iaIe<.onducted ~ The (.entmmal ( .0 ,fl'~,d,slOlInl after 1 pm RAtNBOWJI' N~XI WFFk-lWO .,AI "" (Il 10) 76S-64 <,4 TIcketllSSued- 8 a m o 10 00 Thursday, April 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

012 AUTOMOTIV! 605 AUTOMOTIVE 605 AUTOMOTIVE 605 AUTOMOTIVE I 611 AUTOMOTIVE bSI BOATSANDMOIORS 654 SOATSTORAGE/DOCKING VAN~ fOREIGN fOREIGN FOREIGN TRU(KS .y. ea ay un anc WE HAVE WATER! 1999 VW Bug GLS, black. 1999 GMC suburban 1998 Ford Wlndstar, ex- . 1987 Mercedes 260-E, er V.6 Inboard! out. Covered boatwells Ideal air 5 speed CD chang- SLT, all options plus cellent condition, many white red Intenor sun- spl8~ta-Th extras. 52,000 highway board Merc, sleeps 4 for fisherman or sport er Like new 4 000 Swan lm~Auto lots of extras Pewter! roof 155 000 miles blue leather Full war miles, 1 owner, $13,200! $15.500 313.884-7714 boats up to 23 Secure Sharp $7700 miles $17600 Jim 16100 l:.ast Warren off Weet parking Also «( orner of Devollshlrel ranty $32 900- Immacu best (810)7959221 or CHRIS Craft Commander _~1~)884'591~ _ (days) 800-3284668 late (313)881-2045 (810)764-4796 trailer storage available (evenings) 313885- 31' ElCcelient conditIOn 313-882.9268 1987 Mercedes 420 SEL ~ales & ~rvl(:e 1985 28ft Baja, twin 350 t Monday. Fnday 1998 Jimmy SLS 4 door 1993 Plymouth Voyager- $23900 1994 Carver. rebUilt engines Located charcoal gray leather 34 8 Single owner auto 7 oSll MOTORHOMES 1992VW -Pass-at Wagon 8:30- 5:30 2WD 35 000 miles Santego loaded at Gregory s foot of 79 OOOK loaded mint green cruise cas selle passenger Captams $79,900 (313)886-1849 Conner Ave- Call Dena like new 71 000 miles 313.882.7760 1994 Fleetwood South- Onglnal oV\ner $15200 $14,900 8107740545 chairs 96000 miles Ex Cook 313 965 8327 _~884.13~ _ $6300 (313)882-9273 cellent condition 26' Four Wlnns Vista, Wind RV 32 foot, load 1991 S to 4x4 Tahoe 1989-VW Cabnolet Kar- 606 AUTOMOTIVE $5000! best (313)884- 1988. low hours DONATE yourca-;S- boats ed mint condition must 1987 Mercedes 300E Black! black fiberglass 8824 $16500 313-8853234 R V trucks property to sell $49500 (810)264- charcoal gray leather mann Edition one own- JEE'S/4-WHEH top Motor! 52 000 613 AUIOMOTIVE MISSing Children Prol 108 OOOK loaded mint er must see Black on 1995 Blazer LS, 4 door. air miles $5,0001 best 810 J24 new sails updates 6 3844 WANTlD 10 SUY horsepower engine. ect- for a talC donation Onglnal owner $9 200 black with black! gray In' stereo. 75K miles Beau- 459-9780 trailer. $9.500 313-881- (313)884-9324 660 TRAilERS 313884-1340 terlor Well maintained. A convertible wanted With tiful condition garage GMC Pick- up 4 speed 9120 1983 Mercedes 240 die- stored winters $4600! kept $10,500 313684 2 5 fuel Inleclion Super 4 or 6 cylinder engine DONATE your boat! clean ENCLOSED aluminum Lake St Clalrl We are :;:;' L.,.:::l..s :;::.;:-: .....""~ t1.. ~t ,1, 881 ,277 rlo~u"" ~!f' ,.~c:t $1 "QI; $1000 limit 248-358- 1999 Sea Rav ~undancer tr..., ,Irlof'" nt)Vl! 'I~prl Iw,("'fJ' Call, 810-7642240 9883 240. 39 hours VHF all here foundatIOn d~ve on/off Side access well $2700 (313)884 BMW 325 IS- 1987 5 1999 Jeep Cherokee Lim- options, $37.500 (810)7782143 100% door. great for landscap- 4574 speed, red with tan Ited Loaded with ex- CHEVY Silverado 1994. ALL lunk cars. motorcy- (810)776-9080 leather original BBS cles wanted serving tax deductible! non-profit er or place snowmobile 1995 Toyota Corolla 4 tended warranty Best sky blue. exlended cab, trailer, $4.800 rims moonroof Ken Grosse POinte. Harper 15' Sllckcraft motor and 653 SOATSPARTSAND door 26000 miles 313 offer (313)886-3017 4X4. excellent condllion (810)264-7894 wood CD with amp and Woods St Clair Shores trail or $1.650 17' Blue' SERVI(( 8819770 1994 Jeep Cherokee, for- $10,000 810-778-7479 sub woofer 122.000 8. DetrOIt's eastside fin, motor and trallor 1994 Toyota Camry red est green runs excel- 611 AUTOMOTIVE 810- 779-8797 $4,000 610-774-1292 YACHT and boat repairs & 661WAT£R SPORTS miles. well maintained, Sports Coupe excellent lent very good condl- VANS reltts all types licensed fun car $5.300 ATTENTION. Buymg 1994 Waverunner 3 1998 condlliOn asking 94 Tiara, 2900 Open T- & Insured 810-459- liOn 113 000 mostly 1993 Caravan, 113K. air. 7 cars, trucks vans 1980 GP 1200 2 place (810)343-0408 Crusader 350 XL's, 9780 $9 000 810247-6265 highway miles, $4900 passenger, V-6, alarm, and newer Best price Shorelander trailer With loaded. 160 hrs, pristine (313)640-4215 paid (810)212-0860 1987 Toyota Cresslda VOLVO sales at Swan Im- tinted Windows excel- conditIOn. $99,900 (313) -M-A-R-IN-E-W-O-O-D-W-O-R-K-storage box $9,000 ports 16100 E Warren, lent condition $3900 - - -- 313884-0756 $1 450 or best oHer 610 AUTOMOTIVE CARS CARS CARS 806-4305 Custom deSigned & built Needs valve Job corner of Devonshire After 5 313-885-9138 GO GO GO 98 Sea 000 GTX RFI 96 SPORTS(ARS GROSSE POinte Park well Cabinetry Repairs. dry rot (313)8243686 240 s 740 s sedans. & 1999 Voyager. 11 000 IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Sea Doo GTI. mint, few- partnership! boat sale 23 Years Experience wagons 850 sedan 1995 A1 Velie- white! tan highway miles, V.6. CALL 882-6900 ext 3 er than 25 hours on Newport 27'S sailboat. Have Portfoho 1997 VW Jetla GL- 4 door Monday Fnday. 830 - leather Glass targa. power Windows! locks, each With new tWin Gros!Mz A:lint~ News excellent condition. fully & References auto 25 000 miles 530 ThiS Saturday, 9 - Bose 37K $21,950 air $17,250 313.821- Shorlander trailer eqUiPped 313824-4040 (248)435-6048 (313)881-4161 $9800 (313)882-9273 4 (313)882-9273 (313)331-0335 2587 <~ F • DIRECTORY FF.. ~~~ o SERVICES >'~lrfi:;.l")~\fi~~fijill.I•••••••••••••••••••••• -

930E!ECTRI(ALSERVI(ES 907 IASEMENT 911 IRI(K/BIO(K WORK 911 SRICK/IIOCKWORK 914 (ARPENTRY 917 PlASTERING 919(HIMNEY(HANING 902AlUMINUMSIDING WATERPROOFING I ALL Carpentry Interior! SUPERIOR Plastering A-OK THOMAS KLEINER BRICK and block repair Chimney and porch re- eldenor Repair work Palntlng- Drywall, plaster S & J ELECTRIC Siding, Gutters, Roof1ng BASEMENT SAFE FLUE pair Tuck pointing, pre- Guaranteed satlfactlon repair, teldures. custom ReSidential Commercial Ask lor AI WATERPROOFING CHIMNEY SERVICE cast steps Small Jobs References Licensed painting Insured Refer- No Job Too Small • Ch,mne\ lIean~ng -Digging Method preferred Larry. 25 years In POlntes I M ences 313.885-6991 • Caps and 313-885-2930 -All New Drain Tile (610)943-4335 BUilding, 313-886-0202 Screens Q18 CEMENT WO~K Inslalled -light Weight lOA CARPENTRY- Porches, o & M- seal coating and BRICK repair, chimneys, • Vlortar and TOMA ... slag stone & backfill porches, 1uck pointing! doors, decks Finish & D~mp!'r crack filling free esti- color matching, restora. rough carpentry Re- FAMILY BUSINESS SINCE 1%5 Repair ELECTRIC mates (810)463.7534 -Spotless Cleanup lion. certification of oc- pairs & sman Jobs Free • Animal Remo'al SOB TOMA -Walls Straightened & cupancy. minor cement estimates 25 years ex. Lertlhed "'aster Sweep Licensed Master e&p~."7". Braced or Replaced work Great Lakes Ma- ' penence 313.885-4609 TOM TREfZER Electrical Contractor. , Resurface Driveways -Foundations Underpinned sonry (313)417-1942 GARAGE (313)882-5169 313-885-9595 , Seal Coat & Crack Filler STRAIGHTENING -Bnck & Concrete Work BRICK repams Porches, , Reasonable Rates Roof nlising, door Insured -20 Years Expenence steps, tuckpolntlng, • DRIVEWAYS • PATIOS Free Estimates alignment & adjustments BtO-775-8087 small Jobs KeVin, • RAISE GARAGES & Commercial Residenllal -10 Year Transferable House & floor nll.ing COACHLIGHT (810)779.6226 REPlACE GARAGE flOORS New, Repairs, Renova. Guarantee and leveling. Replace CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. 907 BASEMENT BRICK work- tuckpolnt. tions, Code Violations, -Drainage Systems rotten wood In garage State Licensed WATERPROOFING chimneys, porches. 912 BUILDING/REMODELING BRICK PAVERS & 5154 service Upgrade Installed structural members. DECORATIVE CONCRETE AMERICAN walls (313)886-5565 Cl1m1nevs C~ned Licensed & Insured CUSTOM home remodel- DoonIlubricated. WATERPROOFING J.W. KLEINER SR. John Pnce SPECIALIZING IN Caps-SCreens A-1 Quality Ing, detailing and addi- Inslalled AND CONSTRUCTION MASON CONTRACTOR 313-882-0746 EXPOSED AGGREGATE CUSWORTH 12 YEAR GUARANTEE Workmanship tions, 25 years expen- Animal Removal SERVING THE ence Licensed bonded PROFESSIONAL carpen- ELECTRIC BRICKWORK& 810-296-3882 POINTES FOR 35 YEARS TONY Cenll,ed& Call Dave Carlin ter 30 years expen- Insured FAST SERVICE 1 PAVER WALKS PATIOS St. Clair Shores, MI Brick block and stone I313.886 444. LIC#I 4634926 (810)463-2639 ence Roofing doors, ~ 1113l885-0612 work and all types Windows, decks porch- SINCE 1965 FREE ESTIMATES of repairs DEMOLITION & Tear- 31 Years ElCpenence R.R. COD DENS Out Interior! exterior. es straighten leaning Bnck & Flagstone Patios garages Call Rotgers ~\lTODD 810-776-2000 walls, garages kitchen Faml1) un<:c 1924 & Walks, Porches. anytime 810-779-7619 (810)777-4446 920(HIMNEYREPAIR CHAS. F. JEFFREY "Excellence in Chimneys. Tuck-POinting, cabinets. etc 313-363- 7321 UCENSE fOam I • INSURED Basement Waterproofing Waterproofing" Patching J8cJ Violations Corrected ,.",.." woak '-fe."UoR, .'" ,k. HOIIIIIII" .40 Yrs Experience HOME Adjustments Free CHIMNEY • E1(CT•• c"l • Loe ks • Plu .bUiG 20 year Guan.nle< SpeCialiZing In Small Jobs ALL masonry work- Tuck- -OutSide Method or on SI1e estimates LI- "80~DED .IMURt:D .fRU UTlMA-rES point, chimney, bncks. SYSTEMS, INC. Free Estimates/Licensed censed bUilder Com- .Inslde Method .Pra Stone Backfill block, stones Lay patio MICH. Lie. # 71-05125 .Walls Straightened 313-882-0717 mercial & Custom resl .Spotless Clean-Up slate Cement steps Chimneys repaired. dentral Experienced , 934 FEN(ES & Braced MASONRY repairs Brick Reenforce house foun- rebUilt re-Ilned .Foundatlons Underpinned 3£3 886-5565 Grosse POinter Insured! layer since 1948 LI- dations 810-779-7619 Gas flues re-hned References (313)824- ALL TYPE CHAIN LINK .Llcensed & Insured Ucensed Insure4 censed & Insured Semi- Cleaning Glass Block HOME DIGRANDE Cement Work SPECIALISTS 313-882-1800 retired Reasonable Certified. Insured (810)772-3223 SpeCialiZing m porches, Installallon of all types of MARK W. ANDERSON LANCE TREC (810)795-1711 RESIDENTIAL driveways. paver brick. chain link fences Experi- Basement Waterproofing walkways patiOS, etc enced reliable Iree esh- MIKE GEISER ULTRA DECKS '116 .POR( lEE '> Hr. ~ H ". .. \1 n ..,. ~~ l~n~ I • ntJ Broil ..tJ I I' ~ I0Io11"'\ Gro"lSC Pointe'''l (,ARAC,~'> R \1\1 Ill>.. R.'aw.n r r Ill" I ~H'ln " ...... r~~ II rlll,n ... Premler BASEMENT WATERPROOFING ~ ....IW (, \RA(,~'> RUIl T I"" ml Ill-: R'r II I.. I:, fl 1~'1 H1r I '''"Ik I", ", >(1~ 'I"" l~ I •• " \ n r 'I hi Rcmodclcr LlCcn<;ed & In<;urcd ~ I xpo\cd "l-;l\Tc!lah' • Bnrk Pav('("'; 11~('m('d (,I \'>., BI O( 1\'> (murlel 31 .~/ 885-2097 \1\l111(1'\~I]) MAP.T1N R£If GARY DIPAOLA ;ll 810- 775-4268 81 0-228-2212 ~ 810-774-3020 t (t \R","I 1\ (",1\ H (,oon \\ Ill' (,I tR "roJ( Thursday, April 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

93b flOOR SANDING/ 943 IANDSCAPERS/ 9~b HAULING t MOVING 9S4 PAINTING/DECORATING I I' 958 rORCHfS 960 ROOFIHG SERVICE RHINISHING GARDENERS K&K LAWN & SHRUB FAMOUS Maintenance ERIC'S PAINTING WALLPAPERING by Joan MICHIGAN Concrete G & G FLOOR CO SERVICES, INC. Window & gulter clean. Interior I Exterior 15 years experience Service Porch speCial- R.R, CODDENS Landscaping Design & Ing Licensed, bonded Ist Brick Nood and Wood floors only - SpeCialiZing In repairing dependable competitive Excellenc. In Rooltnll Placement, Insured since 1943 313 stone Quality brick and 313-885-0257 damaged plaster & price (313)3313512 F&JaIl, tine •• 114 Sod Installation, Bnck 684-4300 cracks Drywall, peelmg concrete paving 313 Floors ot distinction (!J~l!J R•• ldenU&l/Commerclal Pavers, Shrub GUTTERS Plus- Installa- paint caulking wmdow 833 g514 since 1964 & Tree Trlmmlngl .Rnh1allll'Teu~1 tion Repalls & Clean gl,i21ng power washing PROFESSIONAl ~ Bob Grabowski Removal, Clean-ups, ~ III£'S 9S9 POWER WASHING Ing Palnltng Power Local & repalnling .nal Roaf ,New/R.pail Founder / President Fertilization Wash (810)560-1446 aluminum Siding ~ PAINTING ~ Licensed Insured Gutter Cleaning, Long Distance DECK CleaOlng Power 313-888-5565 Insured/References U.... Hd member of The Garden & Pond (810)772-3281 Agent for ~ & WAU.PAPERING ~ wash! seal or stain 27 I.....'... Better Business Bureau Maintenance GUTTERS- Repairs, Work Guaranteed years expenence Free Global Van Unes ~ InterlorlExterlorIncludes~ Free estimates Top SOil, Mulch & Stone cleaning downspouts (BOO)694-8821 estimate 313 885 4609 (313)874-2431 repaUlngdamagedplastel --- .73 TILEWOIlK We supply Install sand Installed! Delivered disconnected Code VIO- POINTE Pressure Wash- Free Esltmates ~ crackspeel,ngpaint ~ slain and finish wood FREE ESTIMATES lations Call Steve, 313- ~ WindowglaZing,caulk,ng ~ Ing deck cleaning and A-1 Tile & Mamie Repair floors, new & old Licensed & Insured 884-6199 J & M Painting Co. ~ paintingalumInumSiding ~ sedhng Power washing SpeCialist 35 YPdrS ex (313)417.0797 TopQualitymalenal .., l ...... tor>CO ~ C:;oec,allZlnam SEAVER'S ~':.'''''e ~A~, .... p SpeCialiZing In tor ~ rl n~ m~,;()nrv OR ~P" nnrn r Glltsa finish LANDSCAPING- sod nance Gutters replaced 811-•• 00 "'Extenor/.flnterlor ~ Reasonableprices ~ vers gutters dnveways Insured 18101755 5895 810-778-2050 mulch, top SOil tear- ~ AllworkGualanteed ~ etc Experienced and --- repaired, cleaned, roof • Large-Qrld Small Jobs Resldenllal & CommerCial HOME Adlustmenb Frep outs 313-3204336 mature Grosse POinte repairs Ice shields 313 • Pianos (our specialty) Painting ~ Call Mikeanytime ~ on site estimates L VI<;a Discover & reSIdent Rodger LAWN cutting landscape 882-0000 • Appliances *Plastenng & Drywall censed bUilder Com Mastercard accepted maintenance Licensed 7l'7-8081 (313)884 5887 94S HANDYMAN • Satwday, SUrldoy repairs ,cracks lil~lil ------merclal & reSidential VI KELM FLOOR SANDING and Insured Call New Service peeling pamt PRIDE SpeCialiZing In nyl Laminate Pewf1b,c Lay, Sand, Finish Image, (810)773.9550 deck! concrete cleaning 1- A Bob's Complete Han- • SerllOrD,scourlls Wmdow glaZing, caulking 11f""" ..PRID...... L"'"""'PAIN~f1Nb II Marble & Granite Expe -Staining Experts- house washing Free LAWN service & landscap- dyman Service 16 *Washmg & Pamling old rlenced Grosse POlOter 50 years expenence o,..,ned & Operated 8years In demonstrations/ esll mg deSign (Bagging years experience Spe- Great rates Referencesl 'Licensed'insured' By John Steininger aluminum Siding Grosse Pomte available) Bush tnmmlng clallzmg m mtenor/ exte- Intenor/ cxtenor mates 8108170546 Insured (313)824 'References' *Wood Stalnmg! & removal (313)885- nor painting Drywall! 11850 E.Jefferson Rclerem.'CS HOME 313.535.7256 Varnishing 0236 carpentry We do It all I MPSC.L 19675 313-331-7870 BLUE SKY Grosse POinte References TILE By Shen- marble and TOWN & Country Hard- LAWN sprmklers Installed Reasonable Insured Licensed Irlsured POWlRWASH All Work & Matenal ceramic Floors baths wood Floors SpeCializ- & serviced Spnng start- (810)344-0090 FREE ESTIMATES D[CK I:.XPERTS backs plashes repaIrs Ing In reflmshlng and ,n- Guaranteed SfALlNG [,{STAINING ups Affordable, expen- ABSOLUTELY everything Small lobs welcomed stalling hardwood floors Fully licensed & Insured UC [,{INS. 15 YFARS enced (810)774-1777 your house needsl Jack 9S4 PAINTINGj DECORATING (313)300-1907 Licensed! Insured Free Eslimates- 81Q.293-S674 M & E landscaping Inc. Z's Home Repair and Mike 810-268.0727 1(800)991-6769, SpringClean'up/lawn Cuulng Remodelmg 20 years ~EE[) A :-':/:W tOOK! 1(810)872-9610 leave A+ Palnling Intenor exte- J.L. PAINTING Tree Planting! Trimming experience Reliable nor Plaster & drywall re- INTERIOR/EXTERIOR 960 ROOFING SERVICE message Umlock Patios reasonable references pair Window glaZing, ....•. Ellola _-Tile power washmg & pamt- Plaster repair = 9381URNITUWE Full Maintenance (313)640-0878 ALL PRO ROOFING Ing Aluminum Siding Drywall cracks/ • & Marble REfINISH lNG/UPHOLSTERING ReSidential! Commercial ALL of your home Im- ProfeSSional roofs gutters Insured, (313)822-5010 Free estimates Insured peeling paint " l Siding, new, repaired FURNITURE refinished provement needs Spe- WlOdow putty/caulklng '1- \\'''-' GU' hl.:lr \'(I\) MAC'S TREE AND SpecialiZingIn alltypes 01 Reasonable Reliable •••••••••• repaired, stripped, any CialiZing In all types of Call Ryan Painting 810- Power washing! repalntmg SHRUB TRIMMING 775-3068 palnhnglstalnlngWlrldowglazing 25 years experience ,h.lllltrl' th~lt ,~rl.-','lh'din;/ type of canmg Free es- home repairs Interlorl Aluminum Siding caulkingpaintaluminumSidng COMPLETE WORK L1CENSED/INSURED timates 313-345-6258, ex1enor We do It all LI- BOWMAN Palntmg Interl- Grosse POinte References F rlflndlyservICe17 years -Kitchen & Dining Floors John Williams 248.681.5520 Reasonable Rates censed, Insured 810- orl extenor Residential Fully Insured GuaranteedReferences 810-776-5167 -Counters! Backsplash Quality Service 615-2040 26 years experience Free Estimates 313-872-3334 940 GLASS-RESIDENTIAL Call Tom 810-776-4429 -Basements or Porches FRANK'S Handyman Call Gary 810-326-1598 313-885-0146 JAMES Smelser Root Re- MIKE'S LAWN Service Electncal, plumb- STEVEN'S PAINTIN(J pair/ Maintenance Flat -Bathtub Wall & Floor GREAT Lakes Glass BRENTWOOD Palnling JOHN'S PAINTING Ing carpentry, pamtlng (mtenorl exterior), Wall- lntenorl F"erlor roof speCialist 313372- -Water Damage Repair Block at great prices MAINTENANCE Pia 'iter N Glallll~ \\ork papenng 35 years Interlor- Exterior SpeCial- 7784 Pager 810-466- SpeCialiZing In base Aeration, reasonable. SpecialiZing In small re- You namt,: it. \\1.."11 tile it~! quality & service In thiS IZlng In repairing damaged f~lto~i',a~;~PI'~ 0285 Free estimates ment Windows standard 810-n9-2250 pairs (Home Inspections) Fullv Insured areal Free estimates plaster, drywall & cracks 20 year') Gros~~ POll1h. Windows, $4995 each 810-291.3304 (810)791-6684 * Fn:t' E...tlm~ltl''''' * Bill, 810-776-6321 or peeling paint, Window put- • B,.nJeJ & In-uH.J. Installed Over Sized, HONEST and dependable K & V ROOFING PERFECT Image Land- 810-771.8014 10% off tying and caulking wallpa- STEVE 313-884-6199 In~ttllling l)\t~r 1"j vrars call for estimate Custom Carpentry painting, Commerclall Residential scaping- lawn mainte- With thiS ad penng Also, paint old alu- (HlO)939-1S36 bathrooms, showers and nance, spnng clean ups, plumbing, and electrical minum Siding All work and 9S7 rLUMBING I. Tear ofts, Reroofs, Windows Our quality free estimates Semor If you have a problem or BRIAN'S PAINTING material guaranteed Rea- INS TALLAliON Gutters and all repairs, need repairs or any In- ProfeSSional painting, sonable Grosse POinte Free estimates! glass block help to pro- discounts (313)527- ALL Pomtes Plumbing and 977 WALL WASHING Vide great secunty and stalling, Call Ron 810- Interior and exterior 810-774-0899 5406 SpecialiZing In all types of references Fully Insured Heating Hot water 573-6204 weather protectIOn PLANTING? Call Capnce Free estimates tanks, copper replplng ROOFING repairs reshln- MADAR Mamtenance painting Caulking, Window 313882-5038 Keep unwanted drafts for weeding maintaining ONQUE Enterprises- Han- and general plumbing gllng Ice shields chim- Hand wall washing and out Increase brightness dymanl General Mamte- glazing and plaster repair repairs (31'3)684-1906 ney screens basement Windows Free esti- or purchaSing' 10 years All work guaranteed MARSH Home Improve- of any room Call now experience (810)771- nance speCialists LI- Fully Insured' ment. Interlorl exterior leaks plaster repairs In- mates & references for free estimates censed! Insured Serv- COMPLETE sured Seaver s 313-821 -2984 3827 For Free Estimates and painting Drywall repair (810)295-0547 LI Ing EastSide! POlntes 15 (313)882 0000 POINTE stump and shrub Reasonable Rates, call Finish carpentry LI- PLUMBING censed and fully msur- years No calls tumed SYVERSEN Home 1m removal- lawn removal 81o-n8-2749 censed, msured Tom SERVICE 980 WINDOWS d 20 ty awayl 800-224-3356 provement Since 1991 and yard grading Shrub BUD'S Painting All exten- Marsh (810)465-1495 MARTIN VERTREGT 943 LANDSCAPERS/ Reshlngle tear oHs MAC'S Window Cleaning and hedge trimming PAPAS Construction or painting, also carpen- MILLENNIUM Painting Licensed Master Plumber GARDENERS Company Kitchen & Grosse POinte Woods chimney repairs no Job & Caulking Free estl Call Rodger at try House tnm, Windows Co - Painting, reslden- to small Free estimates mates References 810 21ST Century Lawn Com- (313)884-5887 bath remodeling Inten- & frames recaulked tlal, commerCial, Indus- 313.886.2521 or/ extenor painting New work repairs (810)294- 7163 765-8422 plete lawn care Resl- TIEDE Company land- Serving the Grosse tnal, specialities, deco- Plasterl crack repair renovaltons water dentlall commerCial Call scape Services, Inc POlntes 12 years Bud, rallons and restorallon Plumbing service LI- heaters sewer cleanmg HUBBARO for free estimate, 810- Lawn maintenance, 313-882-5886 01 Inlenors furOiture re- R MAC'S Window Cleaning censed ViSa! Master code vlolaltons 463-8313 clean- ups, tree & shrub COLLEGE PAINTERS f101shlng and antlqumg CONSTRUCTlON,INC & Caulking Free estl (810)498-3393 All work guaranteed tnmmlng CommerclaV The original I Free estimates and In- ROOFING AND males References 810 YOUR Handyman- mmor DAN ROEMER 765-8422 A.B.C. resldental licensed! In- Intenorl Extenor Grosse sured (734)427-1995 REPAIRS repairs, palnling, land- STUMP REMOVAL sured Free Estimates POinte references NUGENT Painting Inten- PLUMBING scaping, etc Reasona- RepairS remodeling, code FREE ESTiMATES SHRUB REMOVAL (313)682-3336 Call Dave or, exterior, plaster dry- 981 WINDOW WASHING ble rates Unllsenced work fixtures REASONABLE TREE Tnmmmg- speCialiZ- 810-817-()546 wall repair, power wash- ALL WORK Call (810)771-7422 Water heaters Installed 33 Years Experience Ing m small Jobs, plant- DANIEL'S Painting Han- lng, Insured 810-791 GUARANTEED ALTERNATIVE Window Sewers & Drains We Will beat all written Ing, brick work Insured cleaning Hand wash ... ------. dy work ReSidential! 7669 Licensed and Insured LICENSED-INSURED stump estimates'l Seaver's, (313)882- commerCial 15 years PAINTING, Decorating, Windows and walls Gut- PAT THE GOPHER 810772-2614 (810)725-6420, Call Domimc 0000 HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE expenence References Intenorl Exterior Com- ter cleaning and power 810-445-0225 TREES, shrubs, hedges • SmallHomeRepairS Reasonable 810-777- merclaV ReSidential DAVE'S (810)343-6480 washing Free estl 'GutterCleaning& RepairS 0901 Power washing, wallpa- mates Licensed and In removed Stump gnnd- • SmallRoofRepalrs I R Sewer Cleaning Five Seasons Tree sured (810)774-2949 Ing Free estimates LI- 'PlumbingRepairS DECORATIVE SpeCialists, per remova easona- & Service & Landscape 'TV AntennaRemoval ble prices DenniS censed & Insured 'Siding~.?s':;'r~~stallallon LLC- complete reslden- (810)776-3796, Pager Plumbing Repair Renovation. (810)778-4459 FAMOUS maintenance Tnmmlng cabling, for more !lal custom painting! (810)832-7004 Sewers & Drains Cleaned serving Grosse POinte mformatlon Faux Insured 25 years -~------Hot Water Heaters-D,pTubes since 1943 Licensed removal stumpmg WOODLAND Hills Lawn -0781 experience (810)530- PROFESSIONAL wallpa- Gradmg, aeration Service- complete lawn, ~ ( 774 3520 per hanging by Denlelle, Faucets TOilets bonded, Insured Wall Replpes Violations washlngl carpet clean- power raking garden ana shrub tnm- GEORGE'S Painting Ex- 18 years expenence Licensed - Insured Ing 313-884-4300 20th year mmg service Tom, tenor- Intenor Extenor Free estimates Refer- INCORPORATED (313)526.7100 Free Estimates (810)774-2818 946 HAULING a. MOVING power washing Free es- ences available 313- COMPLETE George Sperry MADAR Maintenance lImates Call 313-875- 882-_78_1_6 _ ROOFING Hand wash wlOdows (810)n84331 ... ------.. DEBRIS removal, sod top EMIL THE PLUMBLR SERVICE Pllogrel soli & Shredded bark 3932- QUALITY Painting, plaster and walls Free esti- FIREFIGHTERSI painters repairs 20 years expen- Father &. Sons RESIDENTIAL mates & references GORDON & Sons Tree Landacaplng Co. Spreading available COMMERCIAL Intenor! exterior, reslden- ence Insured Neat '>mle 1'J.t<.I 313821 2984 Care Removals Trim- Creative Landscape 313-320.4336 tlaV commerCial power Seaver sHame Mamte- Bill \1,,~nR Pil \18FR, 1 '" ming, Topping, Tree Re- TEAR OFF Design and Construction MOVING-HAULING washing wall washing nance (313)882.0000 313-882-0029 RESHINGLE placement Fully Insur- .~~~~~~~~~~~.WINDOW Call 810-381 3105 REYALS Palntmg- Intenorl DIRECT ed Semor Discounts (313) 886.9481 Appliance removal, CERTIFIED Pager 810-406-1732 extenor power washing, WA~HING 800-626-3493 Garage, yard basement, PLUMBING APPLICATIONS OF cleanouts Construction GHI Pamtlng, Intenorl ex- minor plaster repairs, & GUTTER MODIFIED SINGLE CU.ANll'\G GREENSTAR debns Free estimates tenor plaster repair drywall Ray (313)882- DRAIN PLY METRV llondl'd! hl'illl\>U LANDSCAPE COMPANY landscaping MR. B'S 313-882-3096 power washing Proles- _0~3=5~8 _ FLAT ROOFING 8100759-0457 slonal expenenced, ref- STEVE'S Pamtlng Intenor/ 521-0726 UmtOl1lll.'d ( !'lW'I Complete Lawn & SYSTEMS 11'l.'eIsbmalC'l 15501 Mock Detroll MI 48224 ~Free Estimates Landscape Service REMOVAL OF ALL: erences Free estl- Exterior SpeCialiZing In VENTS Cutting, FertiliZing, males Insured Greg, plastenng and drywall "Full Product Warranty DJ,QUAlIIY • Landscape Design Appliances GUnERS Aerating Spnng Clean-Up 810-777-2177 repairs cracks peeling Concretel Dirt ~Senlor D,scounl REPAIRS CLFANING Landscape Maintenance & Construchon INTERIORS paint Wmdow glazmg ConstrucllOn DebriS " References LICENSED INSURED (313)884-5165 • Irrlgalion Systems BY DON & LYNN caulking Also pamt old 81()"757~ Garage DemolitIOn aluminum Siding ~AII Work Guaranteed Basement Clean out JASON Pallas Landscap • Sod Replacement -Husband-Wife Team (610)4694565 MICHAEL HAGGERTY 886.0520 Can Move! Remove ~~~ -- Ing Servmg the Pomtes -Wallpapering (313)874-1613 LIC Master Plumber • Brick Pavers Any1hlng for over 20 years Week. PHILIP WASSENAAR -Painting TOM'S Resldenlial Pamt Iy lawn service, aeration 810-77600695 Ing Meticulous prepara- $ rototliling 313-885 0715 313.823-1207 DISCOUNT J &JROOFING tIOn Wallpaper removal $ (810) "45.6455 OR 1800.459.6455 Please call (313)882- PLUMBING • For all Your ..,H HOW \HOROA8U Ql \lln ( \" BI ' 7363 ' Plumbing Needs 10year workmanshipwarranty D. BROWN WALL Art Decorative Sewer $60 25 year or 10rlgermateral walranly PAINTING & REMODELING painting on all surfaces Drams $40 SpeCialiZingIrlTEAR OFFS Sponging raging, etc LK;F>1"15&1 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ALL TYPES WHY PAY MORF '? Call (810)783-3183 ~pongmg Rlgglng ~packle Draggmg CUfX'ntry 7 DAYS 24 HOURS CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE' Orv""lll PI,,,,pr Rpp,lIf K,tchp", Ralhs Rl

Artistic viewl T.. t Drive Vl1lage, Thursday, May 4 - lhstory, 315 E Warren The Will bnng the Japanese tale of hom and laser show IS $3 for All Grosse Pomte Area ele- Put your son or daughter In Sunday, May 7 Travel through Museum IS open Tuesday- the Crane Malden to hfe, adults, $2 for semors and chil- mentary school artIsts are the driver's seat when The the past 100 years via the spe. Sunday, 9 30 a m to 5 p m Saturdays, through May 27, at dren AdnllssLOn to the IMAX IDVlted to compete In the annu- SPlnt of Ford, 1151 Village In clal exhibit Your Place m Tune AdJOIsslOn IS $5 for adults and 2 p m Ttckets $5, chtldren, $7, Domed Theatre I~ an add1t1on- al Grosse Pomte Village Dearborn, offers weekend test. 20th-Century Amenca $3 (or children over 5 Call adults Call (313) 961-7777 al $4 Call (313) 577.8400 AsSOCIatIOn Pamt The Wmdow dnves In an electnc Ford Patrons can also tour the (313) 494-5800 Science fun Detroit's past Contest, Saturday, May 13, Ranger Sunday, Aprd 30 museum's CommuDlcatlOns, Sailor art The DetrOIt Science Center, Stroll the streets of old from 11 a m to 1 pm, In the Llghtmg, TransportatIOn and Othel displays Will focus on Folk Art of the Great Lakes, 5020 John R, offers entertaln- DetrOit, expenence more than Village shoppmg dlstnct, along DomestIC Arts exhibitions The recycltng and the development an exhibItIOn of works created mg and educational famdy fun 100 year~ of automotive histo- Kercheval between Neff and Museum and Village are open of alternative fuels and low- by sailors, IS the newest attrac- Young conservatiOnists can ry, marvel at the Glancy Trams CadIeux In Grosse POinte dally, from 9 a m to 5 p m emISSIOn vehicles The muse- tIOn at Belle Isle's DosslO learn fasc10atmg facts about and travel from Frontiers to ReservatIons must be made by Admll>SlOn IS $12 50 for adults, um IS open dally, from 9 a m to Great Lakes Museum, accessI- recychng through the Center's Factones through the perma- Monday, May 1 and wmdow 5 p m AdmISSIon IS $6 for $11 50 for sentors, $6 25 for ble vIa the MacArthur Bndge new EnVironmental Lab The nent exhibitions of the DetrOIt aUlgnments WIll be given to chIldren Showmg 10 the adults, $5 for semors and $4 at E Jefferson and E Grand Cyberspace Safan Exhibit Lab Hlstoncal Museum, 5401 250 students on a first-come- for chddren ages 5 to 12 Call Museum's new $15 mllhon Boulevard Moms and httle features hands-on exhlblt~ Woodward 10 DetrOit Let your first-serve baSIS Tempera (313) 317-7474 IMAX Theatre, Monday, May 1 'Hlllor<: rAn "h, ...E' H,p f\m "f'l ''1tegr3~d wlth mere th:J,:;, 10 ~~:lbl:l:l~lG:-: t:;.kc t1:t;ht '.~.~lth pamt luts wdl be avallable tor - Wednesday, May .:11, are T- Time to read Mother's Day Tea Workshop, Internet-connected computers the 25 scale rephca model air- $6. Call (313) 886-7474 Rex and The Magtc pf Fhght Introduce your children to Saturday, May 13, from 1 to 3 Other excIting exhibits melude craft featured In the travelmg The film Wolves WIll Jom the Adventures in art the JOY of readmg durmg free p m The fee IS $3 Children the Singing Bowl, Magnetic Smlthsoman exhlbltlOn On iichedule on Fnday, May 12 Treat your child to an artIstic Story times at the Harper can also explore the hands.on Tornado, Jumpmg Rmg, Bike Mmlature Wmgs Model Dally screemngs will be adventure at the DetrOit Woods Pubhc Library, 19601 exhibitIOn Racmg on the Wmd Wheel Gyroscope, Jacob's Aircraft from the NatIOnal Air olTered, beglnntng at 9 am, on Institute of Arts, 5200 Harper 10 Harper Woods, Sallmg on the Great Lakes, Ladder and Laser Wave-GUide and Space Museum, through the hour 10 the mormng and on Woodward Students, 5 to 8, Wednesdays, through May 24 along WIth permanent exlubl. Now shOWIng m the Center's Sunday, June 25 Youngsters the half.hour in the afternoon can make theIr own Sessions Will be offered at tlOns featurmg the doomed IMAX Dome Theatre, on a can expand their knowledge of and eveOlng Ttckets are $10 Imagmatlve Dmnerware dur- 1030 a m for 3-year-olds and shIp Edmund FItzgerald and a rotatU'~ hourly baSIS, are the the toys, game$, transporta- for adults, $8 for seIUors and 109 a Clayworks Youth 1.30 p m (or 4 and 5-year-olds freighter pilothouse. The excltmg films, Everest, tion, office matenals and home chlldren Call (313) 271-1620 Workshop, Saturday, Apnl 29, PreregtstratlOn IS required Museum IS open Wednesday - Mystenes of Egypt, Dolphms, hfe of the past through the from 10 a m to noon CreatIve Call (313) 343-2575 African-American Sunday, 10 a m to 5 p m tropical Rainforest and Thnll hands-on expenences of the I kids, ages 9 to 11, can partake History alive experience AdmISSIOn IS $2 for adults, $1 Ride. The SCience of Fun Discover exhibit Open ID a Prmtmakmg Youth The Henry Ford Museum Nearly 40 Afncan Amencan for cluldren Call (313) 852- Screenmg times vary The Wednesday through Fnday, Workshop, Sunday, April 30, and Greenfield Village, 20900 heroes are honored to the exhi- 4501 Center IS open Monday - 9 30 a m - 5 pm, Saturday from 1 to 3 p m. The fee for Oakwood, bnng hIstory to hfe bitIOn, Clear Story. The Strings attached Fnday, 9 30 a m - 2 pm, and Sunday, 10 am. 5 p m each program IS $10 for adults Families can expenence the Stamed Glass Art of Mr Expenence PuppetArt, Saturday, 10'30 am- 5 p m Suggested admlsslOn $4 50, or $8 for children sights, sounds and sensations Samuel Hodge, on ¥lew now, 10 DetrOit's Puppet Theater, 25 E and 630 to 8 p.m; Sunday, adults, $2 25, ~emors, children Preregistration recommended of 19th Century rural hfe dur- the Charles H Wnght Grand RIver 10 DetrOIt 12 30 to 5 p m AdmlsslOn to 12 and under, free Call (313) Call (313) 833-4249 mg Spnng Farms Days m the Museum of Afncan Amencan MarlOnettes and puppeteers the exhibitions, demonstra- 833.1805

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Q. Mv bathroom wRlls are peel- ing, though I suspect not from These cracks offer plenty of places mildew or stearn. because I have for cold air to blow through. two hall closets with the same Generally the moisture evapo- peeling problem. The only thing rates off and leaves little damage. the walls have in common is that This type of problem is more com- they are the outside walls of the mon in a confined area, like a clos- building. It seems a' waste of et or bathroom. Here the air is money to fix them when they look trapped and gives mildew the so bad so soon afterwards. What moisture and time it needs to can I do? Dickens. grow. The frequency and concen- A. Paint peeling on an outside tration of moisture in your bath- wall is usually due to condensa- room keep the walls wet longer tion. Walls that are poorly insulat- and encourage the mildew to ed or not entirely airtight on the grow. exterior surface invite condensa- Before I discuss a remedy, con- tion. Condensation happens when sider another possible source for cold air from the outside works its the problem. The roof or gutter may be the issue here. Sometimes water leaks from a roof or a gutter Spring planting safety tips and runs down the interior of the Another Michigan planting sea- or raised. wall. Depending on the season, son has arrived and visions of this errant water could be caused sugar beets, soybeans and com • Keep all equipment at least by winter ice dams or excessive signal that it's time to begin till- 10 feet away from overhead power leaves in the gutter. Either situa- ing the fields. Detroit Edison lines and guy wires at all times. tion could force water behind the reminds customers to watch for Give utility poles a wide clearance fascia board. Perhaps you remem- overhead power lines whether as well. ber ice dams on the roof this past working near the house or out in winter? These problems may be the field. • Report any < activity that more evident when investigated from a ladder. Send your questions to,' Mr. might have damaged or. under- Hardware c/o Gilbert's Pro "When using elevated truck mined' the stability of a utility When there are no indications beds, raised conveyors and other Hardware at 21912 Harper, St. pole. This ensures that inspec- of roof or gutter leaks, I would Clair Shores 48080; call (810) large folding farm implements it's tions will be made and any dam- conclude the moisture is a result essential to stop and survey the 776-9532, e-mail sta{f@mrhard. age' repaired to prevent power of poor insulation. You should ware.com, or Vl.8it www.mrhard- area to be sure of all clearances, lines from falling later. check the exterior surface for even if you are familiar with the ware.com for a recap of some army cracks and caulk them closed. columns. area," says Ron A May, vice pres- • If your farm equipment has ident. energy delivery and service. become entangled in ~power liBe. "Operating large farm equipment remain inside. the equipment. Try near electrical lines and poles to drive the equipment away from requires extra care." the line. Ifyou cannot. stay where you am and wait for rescue. Call Customers can be safe around or signal for someone to call 911 ON THE CO". .... electricity by following these safe- and Detroit Edison - warn others ty tips and staying clear of over- to stand well away. head power lines at all times: • Never touch a downed power • Before tilling and planting a line or anything it is in contact .80 WOODLAND SHORE, field., survey the area. Look for with - even if there are no potential electrical aafety hazards sparks. GROSSE POINTE SHORES and plan how you will avoid them. To report equipment entangled Short distance to the lake from this center entrance • Be aware of the clearance in a power line, potential damage your equipment needs when truck to a utility pole or any downed brick Colonial. Four bedrooms, two full and two beds are elevated or planting and wire, call Detroit Edison at (800) tillage a.nDS are fully extended 477-4747. half baths; spacious entry foyer; formal living room and dining room; family rD

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For more ~ 'risit our website at: www.cbsch~T!'" --.s Thursday, April 27, 2000 YourHome Page 5 Dead patches in lawn could be caused by grubs Q. My lAwn W~q in bad rendi- livt: in Lht: suil waiting to find dylox over dtazmon and dursban tion last fall and my neighbor said more grubs. This process is slow because it is less harmful to earth- I have a grub problem. How do I to develop but once the population worms and other off-target know if grubs are the problem and is established in the soil you never how do I control them? insects, which are beneficial to have to worry about grub infesta- your lawn. All of the above prod- A Grubs have been a growi,ng tion again. The process starts by problem in many lawns over the ucts need to be watered into the I purchasing the bacteria spores soil level of the lawn. past few years. Grubs are the lar- and spreading spoonfuls around val stage of the Japanese ~tle, .. ~"--~N_W& N;}a the lawn. < " David Soulliere is a Michigan : ~ beetle and European cbafer. Merit and Gru~X'. have 1?een certified nurseryman at Soulliere .Jil:~ lanral stage. the grub.)\'ill Jl.l ~~vj!~~~l!i!!W:' found .1P,.be most t~ive. "hen Landscaping and Garden Center, ~ -C. shaped and are creamy grass .uiface. appliJ:tn Junft.t to -~tr~ the 23919 Little Mad, St. Clair ~ witb a brown head. The~e- .~.Ji?~suspect you have a grub develwing gruI~:ip JulY,1and Shores, between Nine G1td mmile. ~"tie Win lay i....eggs in lawns.and ~ .cutout Ii piece of sod in August..., Diazin'bn. dursbaD and Phone (810) 776-2811- fiN>{urther gardens. Grubs develop just an area near the edge of a dead dylox should be applied when the information. E-mail at soul. under the thatch layer of a lawn, patch of .awn to determine if grubs are actively feeding. I favor [email protected]. feeding on organic matter, includ- grubs are present. In August, you ing roots of the grass plants which will find them near the surface of can cause large dead spots in the the lawn. These are the two win- lawn. The damage usually nrst dows of opportunity within which appears as drought stress iJ;lsum- to control grubs. mer and if left untreated will Lawn damage usually occurs cause the turf to die in large irr~g- when the grub population reaches JA\NET ular patches. eight to 10 per square foot. The grub will develop into a Recommended. treatments include beetle and fly off only to mate and biological control (milky spore dis- ~re-lay eggs in the lawn to .start ease) and chemical controls RIDDER ~~"'ercycle. ~ ... :are_in ''''.ipcI~ .diazinon, dursban, LISTISELL early.summer and die grub ..-Ido ~ MePit,- ~ and dylox. Timing LISTJSEiJ~ most of its damage during ,Jate of application of each of these summer as it develops. Grubs products is critical for effective IANET RIDDER DOES IT WELL moVe deeper into the soil goring control of the grub population. the winter months, coming closer Milky spore is a natural biologi- to the surface for a short time in cal control. This bacterium has early spring to develop into beetle been found to attack grubs and 26151 HARBOUR POINTE ferm. Now in late April is when kill them. Each dead grub then HARRISON TOWNSHIP t you can find grubs just under the produces billions more spores that L~ on the Lake: and enJoy a vacation all :.. re¥ round' Watch monllng sunnses In thl~ delightful condo wuh lake "Iews. Gounnel kitchen, hand patnted tdes., top Qf the line . ~ri0u5' masler beth wllh j' ;: fpe ~ three baths. 3.212 ~ r« IIDd .. • 1liIal well aU for only $515.000 .. CHARITABLE" GIVIN~~- When you have some clothes to give away, a good idea might-be to leave them at a nursing home, as some residents don't have any 232 FISHER family to buy some for them. Or, if GROSSE POINTE FARMS there are already family members Chanmng lhree bedcoom. one one half there, when they pass away, leave balh center entrance co! t Farms them for some other resident. It's nelgbborhood mtenor With floors an act of kindness that would be throu s Very gre4t1y appreciated. Linda S., pnvat ()t offers room to , Hdbtsville. Ala. add a or an attached garage and stili re your yard' S279.900. '. >., ('- for]i:NCY!students.- IEha~' JPI-tip deBt. ' d make out in- 'r- ...... ~.~~ "'~. Z'. .,~ - - gency - to be kePt-in . er -<~?"""'SI2 RIVARD' room or apartment where it is GROSSE POINTE CITY

easily accessible to his or her Hll,tonc "Ans and Crafts" Colomal In a roommates. The emergency infor- pnme city neighborhood. Lofty celhng~. mation would include the stu- harowood floors In the hvmg room. dmlng room and slttmg room combined with a dent's name, college address and contemporary two-story family room wllh phone, home address and phone, balcony Creale an umque home FIve blood type, drug allergies, current Sa1~wtyof COlltract bedrooms, three and one half baths, updated medications, insurance company, kitchen With two ovens Need space plu~ charm? 11us IS II must see' family doctor and whom to notify STEWART TITLE in the event of an emergency. "Enhancing the R~al Estate There are times when a student Closing Process" has to use health facilities other JANET H. RIDDER ARR, CBS, GRI, RAM than the college health services. 20311 Mack Avenue AsSOCIATE BROKER Certified Resideutial Specialist This could save a lot of time for Grosse Pmnte Woods the roommates, especially in case (313) 884-7300 of an accident. Rita K., CAnfERlNE WILLIFORD Inlema

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cozy CokMJi¥'With. New England chum boasts PROPBSSlOHAI.D'decorated home in desired BIWJTIFUL bungalow with fabuJous new SOPHISTICATED home in great Grosse Pointe muJtipJe ~ SJ)acious lamiiy room and .. Grosse Pointe Farms location features crown kitchen and open family room boasts newer location is stunningly decorated and includes immediate OU:UIMm:y in Gr~ P,,",li.i:. moldings thfOUgbout. patterned hardwood windows throughout and central air in four bedrooms, two and one half baths and floors and much more. St Clair Shores SpaciOUS lot.

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By Diane Morelli postmarks add interest to post- The international hobby of col- cards. The stamp's price can help lecting postcards may find collec- estimate the date of a card. tors searching for rare cards to An interesting coworker of mine add to their collections. Postcards (I find all my coworkers to be a gaining top value are those depict- talented, interesting bunch> told ing the style design of Art me of her father who traveled Nouveau (1895 to 1905), the extensively before marrying In his Titanic and those that are photo- late 30s. She explained he was an graphically historic. "Kovels' avid photographer who developed Antiques & Collectables Price LIst his film in his own 1920s dark- 2000" lists a Titanie, White Star room. She had recently uncovered Line postcard at $850. her father's collection of post- To be of value postcards must be cards, photographs and automo- in good condition - creases and bile trade cards that he had care- bent corners can make many fully stored through the years. The back of this 1931 postcard reads: "Yellowstone, Dear Mother worthless. Grading systems are While photographing his adven- &: Father, went up this peak today, 10,384 ft., ten miles up via used to mark a card's condition turous travel, her father captured road. Stayed at Canyon Junction, 2 days, tomorrow we move 24 such as mint, near mint, excel~ Mount Rushmore during its mUes up to Tower Falls Junction - Willard." lent, very good, good and average. famous manmade formation, don- The rarest cards bring the highest ning only the head of George dollar value while scenic views Washington. Also in the collection Automobile trade that haven't changed much tend cards were collected to sell inexpensively. Stamps and of various models See ANTIQUES, page 13 and colors with specificatioDs on the reverse side. The cards were Realtors in the News given away cour- Coldwell Banker Schweitzer • Grosse Pointe Woods Office: tesy, Cars Joe Rich was the top sales associ- Magazine. MThe Real Estate recently held its 38th Antfque Trader Annual Awards Celebration at ate for gross commission income, Antiques and The Fairlane Club in Dearborn and is also a member of the Collectibles Price honoring top achievers for 1999. President's Top 30 Club. Laila guide" llsta a 3.5- by Award winners in the Coldwell Abud was named the top sales 7-inch Edsel five- WORLD'S FASTEST Banker Schweitzer Grosse Pointe associate for listings sold, is also a card set at $29. offices are: member of the President's Thp 30 ~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...~~~~~.~~~~~~~~ Club, and was honored with the ...... A...... A .. .. A ...... • ...... • ...... • • Grosse Pointe Hills Office: ~ Mia Bardy was honored as the top 1999 Lifetime Achievement sales associate in Gross Award. Alicia Martinez-Duran Commission Income, and is also a was named top sales associate for stop Lookingl Under $200,000 ~ member of the President's Thp 30 buyer controlled sales. Jan.et ~ Club which honors the top 30 Resseguie, Patricia Koller, Susan ~ sales associates in the Coldwell Dungan, Karen Ruggiero, ~ Banker Schweitzer Real Estate Kimberly Hart, Kay ~ Rinke, ~ network, based on gross commis- Beverly Glendening, Edward ~ ~ sion income. Bob Hatch was hon- Remenapp and Andrew Costeiu ~ ored as the top sales associate in were honored for their sales vol- ~ Listings Sold. Linda Sidzina was ume. ~ honored as the top sales associate ~ ~ for buyer controlled sales. Patricia ~ Bargnes, Perry Gatliff, Sally Cae, ~ Jill Moran, Peggy Delozier, Eileen ~ Simons, George Palms, Ann 'Ibpic, ~ Vicky Price and Connie Farr were ~ 1I all honored for their sales volume. ~ 1I 1I Looking for a place that will grow with you? Grosse Pointe ~ Farms with a 60' X 150'lot! Build on or just enjoy your iced ~ tea on the porch overlooking your own private little park. ~ Two bedroom Cape Cod with a nice size living room and a • ~ This five bedroom New England Colonial has first floor master Ifanlll)' room with vaulted formal dining room. Two ear garage. : : ceiling and fieldstone fin:place. garden room with slate floor, pine paneled library. New roof It's location is unparalleled at this price! 1I in '99. security and sprinkler systems. Full recreation room in basement wilh lavatory and cedar lined closets. Immaculate landscaping, diminutive inground pool With everything you ~r"~ are looking for and location. locatlon.location. For more information and all your real estate needs plea.lle calL.. • : Beth Rose & Nick Pinotti, Auctioneers • ~ . In cooperation with (313)792.6222 (810)451-0220.: ~ Cathy Champion,~.~ • Alicia Martinez 1I 1-877-696-S0LD SCHWEJT2EA Visit us at www.bethroseauction.com REAL ESTATE • AESIDENTW. lEAL ESTATE • ) t, ." Sat. May 20th at 2:00pm/Open at Noon • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I . , • • • •~ - -- - Page 10 YourHome Thursday, Ap~ril:..:2~7.:.;'2;.:O;::;OO~ _ r (

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$157,900 HA1tPER WOODS $158,COO HARPER WOODS Locallon and condlllon rated #1 Between Mack and Nn:ely maintained brick ranch Large plctun~ window. $299,000 GROSSE POINTE FARMS Hatper on extra WIde 101 w/allached two car garage coved ceIlings and natural fireplace In hVlng room Umque Tudor home, fantastic locatton. Close walking distance to schools, w/newer door Heated sunroom overlooks park like yard F.umly room wIth cathedral ceIling. b.ly wlIldow~. w/large storage slled Clrculolr fronl walk leads to front rel-essed hghts and cell Ing Ian~ Eall ng sp;:lce ]J1 shopping and playground. Recent updates; furnace, central air, kitchen, bath, enlrance SpacIous hVlng room w/natural fireplace . kllchen wlleaded glass pIcture wmdow FinIshed plumbing, electric and garage redone. Well maintained, Basement office. Updated knchen. large bath and refimshed hardwood b.lsemenl \Hth half batll. bar gla.'i~block wllldow'i and floors Grosse POInte schools Neutral decor makes II rc.!cessed lights QS #11000593 (313) ~ QS#31835 (313) 882-0087 easy to move Into QS #IIOOO5l4(313)~

$57,500 DEI'ROIT Greal slancr home In St John's Hospital area l $265,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Lake<;horc.! Village condo AllraCllYe newly Ready 10 movc In Freshly palnled. hardwood decorated, new closet and front door~ Upd.ltcd Lovely ranch In excellent condition with many amemties, Bedroom and large tiled nOOl"'>, cove cClllngs New In '99, furnace, roof, bathroom Maintenance lee lI1c1udc~ lI1<;urJnce and full bath In basement Recently decorated, newer wmdows on first tloor and glass SIding, garage doors. stove. refngcriltor and OUI'ilde maintenance All apphance<; arc lI1cluded carpeting Updated oath. electncal and oasement QS#1l0004721-'l3l8!l2-0087 block wt'ndows 10 basement Includes appliances In kitchen. BeautIfication award 10 1997 Auracttvc deck and landscapmg QS#11000733 (313) 882.0087 ha' neen waterproofed Immedlalc occupancy milllah1c QS#II000492 m3) 882-0087 ~-~--_ ...... ~~ ,N • ~_"~~~"C7' ... "'''-'' ~U""t<''''''-''" ••'''''~ ,. _---"'.....,...~~ ,,_ \~~tJt .. )' _ .."""

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CHARMING OLD WORLD ARCHITEC- FI RING FIRST OFFERING N SUNDAY APRI 30, 2-4 P.M. TURE with a new world Intenor Thl'i extr.lOr- OPEN SUNDAY APRIL 30, 2-4 P.M. dlnary houo;e feature!> an inViting hVlng room Hard [0 find Colonldl with large kllchen and Ta,lefuUy decomted Farms Colomal fealunng This wonderfully dppomled home In the heart with fine paneling and a ..lone fireplace, and famIly room E numerou .. update\ Brand for folmlly acllvltles, d lolrge (25x 16) tWO-\lory Deck off fdmlly room WJlh natunll fireplace front door with remote keyJe!>l> entry Llvmg new tear off roof, new kitchen, all new WIn- faml1) room wIth a spnal \I.urease leadmg to Llvmg room aha ha.. a naluTdl fireplace. Oa, room with naturdl ftreplolce. Fanllly room dow\, newer central air and boiler Four bed- an attracllve golJlery overlookmg Jl all The forced air/cemT.il aIr condillomng, two car overlookmg beautifully landscaped b.lCkydrd large well-landscaped yard with ralo;ed deck rooms with updated baths Nice den, pewablc glltllge. fenced-in yard, recreallon room In Wllh children', play area. Centr

FIRST OFFERI'IG OPEN SlINDAY APRIL 30, 2.4 P.M. PRICE REDUCED' Umque contemporary OPE~ SUNDAY APRIL 30,2-4 P.M. .'We II priced and well lhought oul" de\Cnbe~ Captlvatmg three bedroom Coloma I with cus- cedar home With Ion area that overlook~ IIvmg this channer on Country Club In Harper Pristine three bt-droom Colomal on 10\\ traffic tom decor ready to move in[ol Refinished room WIth ndtural fireplace. Updated kitchen Wood~. Nice. open floor plan. ba..ement recre- S[reel In the Farms. SpecIally updated kItchen hardwood floors, family room, newer kItchen, wJlh combmed folmlly room Two newer full Olce [lie WIth pewablc 4tlon room, and clean, clean. clean $ I29,900 with all new apphance~, deck With gnU and finished basement. All for bath~, cenlrla .lIT condlllOntng, security sy ..tem accents, new lower cabinets, and f1oonng!! only $199,900' Come see for yourself on Clo'iC to expre ..\way~ t For the very e,peclahzed FamIly room, all new copper plumbmg, new Apnl 30th. 1922 Van Anlwerp. buyer who prefer~ Gro~'le POlnle Schools. boller, new 100 amp electncal, wIred for gen- A mU'1 see' erator too' New heal pump cool" first f)00f", new patio. paint, landscape and hghlmg. Beau[lful fimshed basement. Truly [00 many updatcs to liSt. Must seen 414 Manor. BOLTON-JOIllVSTON Assoelates 01 Grosse Pointe, 313-884-6400 Realtors h tt 1):II\v\V\\,. b()]t O]~jOl1l1St (>II.COII]

18332 Mack Avenue at Moran it CHRISI1E'S G:rE~~ ~.•__ Grosse Pomte Fanns GREA"t ESTATES O~PORTUN'TY _ ...... _. Thursday, April 27, 2000 YourHome Page 13 r, without message." Antiques- Though prompted by her, my (/11':>' friends' father spoke little of those .....~'" From page 9 traw'1ing Yf>RrR - hut he has . , '-Ii ~.."I are photos he took in 1931 of a given her and her children a great chaperoned camping trip to and priceless gift expressed in Yellowstone National Park, com- this collection. Documented by plete with photos of the trailers he image and briefly-written words and his buddies constructed. are his timeless expression of ~TT.~' During that trip he collected post- those precious, rapid moments. cards including a bQx of mailable Send your questions about n~".OM 2- by 3.5-inch Haynes Miniatures antiques and collectibles to; Diane -y I LLO"'TOH. of 20 colored views of Yellowstone Morelli c I 0 Grosse Pointe News at and a similar box of 20 Souvenir 96 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pointe Views of the Black Hills in South Farms 48236, fax (313) 882-1585; Dakota. On the back of this box is e-mail dmorelli@grossepointe- a spot to place "one cent postage news. com .

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This book "Letters from Yellowstone," by Diane Smith. will be avallable this June. Photos by Willard Adolph Looks Uke the chaperone was included on this adventure also .

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1080 BALPOlJIl 1346 BEDFORD, 717 JIIDDLBSIm, GROSSE POINTE PAD CROSSE POINTE PARK

Wonderful center entrance Colonial. Handsome four bedroom, two and one Beautifully maintained Colomal in the Absolutely fabulous four bedroom, two and Living room, family room and finished half bath Colomal. Great rear Park. Open floor plan with natural fire- one half bath Colomal. Great room con- basement With natural fireplace. Four grounds, fabulous kitchen, master place, wood floors and newly cept for family room and kitchen. Separate bedrooms, three and one half baths, sUlte, new oak floors in entrance foyer carpeted family room. Three bedrooms den, second floor laundry room, refirushed new roof, newer oak lutchen with bay and dmmg room. Large basement. with bonus Sitting room. Two and one hardwood floors and ceramic tile abounds. window eattng area. Bright and cheer- half baths. $319,900. ful sun room. 530 000. Well need at $319,000.

57 COLONIAL ROAD, GROSSE POINTE SHORES

i I Move in condition, beautiful decor, U(ldat- Fantastic "Park-like setting" only four SPotless three bedroom one and one half Located off of Lakeshore Road. A ed ranch. Livmg room with natural fire- houses on the court. Updated Colomal bath Colonial, modem kitChen with quamt New England styled street, four lace, new kitchen with ceramic floor and features four bedrooms, two and one built-m'appliances. Family room leading bedrooms, two and one half baths, fam- gacksplash, ba,y wmdow eating space. New half baths, 24 foot fanuly room, den to a great redwood deck and pTlvacy Ily room and attached garage. great full bath, three bedrooms, new roof new sunken liVingroom, formal dining fence. Central air conditioning, recre. curb appeal. AttractIvely priced at gas forced anI central air. Finished base- room, recreation room m basement. ation room in basement. Priced at $575,000 ment and FlOrida r m. 217 0 0

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Beautiful Colomal very spacious. Many A great home In the Park for under T\\Jobedroom, one an one hal ba Agent owned, Grosse Pointe schools, newer Windows, roof, gas forced alr/ cen- wonderful Improvements includmg new $150,000. Hardwood floors and trim, nat- condo south of Jefferson. Two huge roof and wmdows including bay mliVing bedrooms, one and one half baths, tral air. New carpeting. Living room With ural fireplace and remodeled kitchen with natural fireplace. $1HJ,900 room. New furnace With central air. appliances. Four bedrooms and one and liVing room With natural fireplace, full Featunng hardwood floors, family room one half remodeled baths. Cheerful bonus basement, two car garage, rear deck, With doorwall leadmg to large deck. slttmg room off kitchen. A must see!!! totally remodeled.

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Pnvate and serene liVing In this beauti- Sharp two bedroom two bath condo! Three bedroom bnck ranch move-ln condl- AttractIve two bedroom co-op of( 1.94 ful townhouse WIth lake and park views. Custom blmds, crown moldings, shows Ion. Features beautiful bay wmdow In liVing with Grosse Pointe Schools. Separate SpacIous living and dmmg areas With great' ProfessIOnally finished basement. room and newer vinyl windows. Kitchen has basement With washer and dryer. doorwall to pnvate deck. Second floor New exterior wmdows, floor to ceiling eating space, pergo floormg, oak cabinets, Newly decorated. Maintenance features two large bedrooms With a full windows In living room. Balcony is bath. Fimshed basement With wet bar family room, fimshed basement With dry mcludes water, taxes, Insurance and and third full ceramic bath glassed In for extended use. bar, tile shower, cement patio. mamtenance Appliances to stay • OPEN HOMES SATURDAY APRIL 29, 2000 APRIL 30, 2000 MAY 7,2000 3830 Kensington (1-3) •••••••• DET. 1813 Allard ,....."....,.. .GPW 898 LUepointe GPP 90 Deeplands CL ••.••..••..•• GPS 717 Middlesu •••• , •••••••••• GPP 1813 Allard •• , ••••••••••••• GPW 291 Mmiweatbe1' •••••••••••• GPF 402 Lac: Ste. Clalrt ...... ,.scs 13328 JuHas •••••••••••••• Warren 717 Middlesu •• , , ••• , GPP 291 Merriweather •• , •••• , GPF Thursday, April 27, 2000 VourHome Page 17

Tim A r1~f)/11T U 1111 1\6\...;11\.;J , 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI. 886-9030 1110 CANTERBURY 1023 WHITTER, 1034 WHITIIER GROSSE POINTE WOODS 926 RO~LYN GROSSE POINTE PAnK ('RO~SE POl:\TI.: WOODS GROSSE POINTE PARK,

Beautiful updated four bedroom Colonial A beautIful four bedroom, two and one In prime location. f'abulous cherry wood Beautifully decorated four bedroom, Four bedroom, two and one half bath half bath ColOnial with central aIr. BIg caoinet kitchen with ceramic bacKsplash, two and one half bath center entrance English Tudor Colomal. Twenty two kitchen With bay Window, den, family recessed lights, breah.fast room, all appli- Colomal m prime location. Features foot family room, updated kitchen, room and flnIshea basement. Refinished ances. f'amily room with natural fire- updated kitchen With bullt-ms, finished recreation room In basement, new fur- hardwood floors, crown moldmgs and place leads out to the backyard cedar recreation room with one half bath and nace and central air, gorgeous leaded copper plumbIng. Beautifully rand- deck. Refinished hardwood floors. wet bar, new central aIr (98). glass and hardwood floors. $399,000 scaped, breezeway and two car garage

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UnIqueone of a kind home. Some hardwood Totally updated three bedroom, two full bath, One and one half bath Colomal. floors reflOlshed 10 '99, newer carpeting brick bungalow. Huge master bedroom With ApprOXimately2,000 square feet. Completely Installed In '99, marble entrance foyer. Lots of full bath and custom walk-In closet. new renovated Newhardwood floors on first floor, .c1osetsthroughout home. NIce sIze home, kitchen WItheating space and bay Window. new spacIous gramte kitchen, den, lower level Hardwood floors and coved ceilings, natural MARY BURNETT family room carpeted With second fireplace fireplace and bay wmdow In hvmg room Bnck patio In back ard.

277 LEEWARD CT.

OPENSATURDAY1 - 3 PM Riverfront condominIUmfour years old Large lot (112' x 164'), new wood floor Pretty special brick fIvebedroom, 2 full baths A lovely ranch. Three bedrooms, two Twobedroom, two and one half baths, great m dmmg room, beautiful staIn glass baths, recreation room With gas fire- and one In basement. two car garage and room, two car attached garage, gated com- Windows, garage IS partially converted place. Country kitchen and more. more mumty TenniScourt, sWimmingpools, to a room, newer carpet In 1JVIng etc. minutes from Renaissance Center. room. $365000

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Four bedroom, two and one half bath BeautIful brick and fieldstone Colomal. Colonial. Den first floor laundry room, Natural woodwork and French doors Come "c" thlSIl BrIck three bedroom ... large kitchen, liVing room With fire- lead to warming and Invltmg IIvmg ranch finished basement, garage and place finished basement With second room WIth gas fireplace. Large formal more for only $89,000 fireplace carpeting and glass block WIn- dInmg room With crown moldmgs. dows. Attractively priced at $239,900 Price reductlOnlill

9(i2 PEl\1BERTO~t CRO~SE POINTE PARK GROSSE POI\TE PARK BEST I:\CO!\tE STREET Well malntamed four bedroom, two and SIde by Side duplex totally renovated two one half bath Colomal With two extra bedroom, one and one half bath on each. Separate basements. Two natural fire- rooms upstairs. Nice open kitchen With places, huge bedrooms and closets, three newer ceramic tile floor and ample cup- car garage. Perfect for mother-In-law sltuatlo'l or help With the house boards, new carpeting, new roof-tear off payment. '\

Page 18 YourHome Thursday, April 27, 2000 The once-a-year once-over for home's exterior You may not judge a book by its color also influences purchase cover, but think again if vou're decisions Pittman says, applying that adage-to your home. "Introducing a new, carefully Whether buying, selling or stay- selected siding color, or 'tweaking' ing put, your home's exterior a current shade, has been known greatly affects first impressions as to increase a siding's sales by as well as market value. By properly much as 40 percent in just one maintaining its exterior, your year." home's curb appeal is enhanced Maintenance of your home's and you protect your investment. exterior should increase its worth While no home is truly mainte- and your pleasure. Think of home nance.free, an annual house maintenance as physical fitness checkup keeps chores in check for your home. This enables you to and rewards you while you live take preventative measures to there and when you sell. avoid situations that can become "Curb appeal is one of the most time-consuming, costly problems. important factors in home sales," The best place to start your says Kathy Diffiey, past president once.over is with a yearly home of the St. Paul, Minn., Area inspection. It's all too easy to Association of Realtors. "If you become complacent about minor drive up to a house that's well problems right under your nose. A yearly home iDspeetlOD caD help avoid costly malDteDaDCe cared for, buyers become excited." Drive up to your house and view it problems whUeprotecting the beauty of your home. In fact, Diffley asserts that many through the eyes of a buyer. As trim them to restore that "cared and windows. Your front door not buyers make a decision within a DiIDey puts it, "les amazing what for" look. This also benefits your only keeps out the cold, it's also few seconds of arriving at a home homeowners suddenly see." siding by restoring air circulation your home's "welcome mat." - before even entering the front First, how do your sidewalk and between shrubs and siding, and Check its appearance and make door. "Buyers are busy," says driveway look? Do you see cracks giving sunshine access to help Diftley. "There's seldom time to or buckles? Consider calling an keep the siding dry. While inspect- See EXTE~OR, page 19 view an interior if the exterior is expert to determine if replace- ing, check to see if algae or disappointing. " ment is needed, or if other reme- mildew is growing on the siding, Both the condition and color of a dies will help. especially behind the plants. If so, home's exterior affect buyers' Next, check out your landscap- buy a mildew wash at your local impressions. According to Ray ing. Is it neatly trimmed or over- hardware store and apply it to Pittman, a Chicago industrial grown? Are foliage and shrubbery affected areas. designer and member of the pres- surrounding your home gangly or Follow with a close look at doors tigious Color Marketing Group, growing against the siding? If so, _ TAPPAN ASSOCIATES

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w e I I v bedroom four or cared for Colonial five bed- three bed- in Grosse roo m room one POinte Engll .. h and one Woods. J u 'l t half bath Fam i Iy awaiting ColOnial roo m, , your per- Finished basemen!. New plumbing, central ~,~ newer central air, furnace, two and one half sonal touches. New wmdows, furance, old air conditioning and lots more, 'v car garage and driveway. Move in by ;,' Memorial Day Home Warranty. For more ' world charm. For Ii'lt of upgrades ... CALL BEITY MORRIS. ~~infomation ... CAU BEITY MORRIS CAU PAT BOURBEAU ......

Tappan &. Associates is an exclusive member of Unique Homes owner- rooms, shIp start two and Registry of Distinction, her e roo m , one half a network of over Three two full ' bath resi- 400 Brokers bedroom baths. All dence. who market and sell With new you r Multiple luxury real estate in the kitchen and bath For additIOnal feature<;.. views face a pretty central garden. Move In fireplaces, family room with built-lOs over- and abroad. CALL CINDY DRAKE. now and watch <;pnng from your wmdows. looking patio All apphance~ mcluded. For Visit us at CALL JOHN MOSS. futher IOfonnation .. www.uniquehomes.com CALL JOHN MOSS. .. Thursday, April 27, 2000 YourHome Page 19 Exterior From page 18 five times becomes the perfect trim shade. Pastels are returning, any needed improvements. Check but more like faded, stronger col- the screen door. Polish the door ors, rather than the chalkier pas- knob and/or kick-plate. Repaint if tels of yesterday." col~r is fading. Next, take a close look at your Maybe it's time to replace your windows. Is the trim peeling or siding and/or trim altogether. bubbling? It may be time to Hard-board sidings resist the scrape and repaint. denting, cracking, rusting or cor- Now take a look at the house as roding to which other sidings are a whole. Does your home's exteri- susceptible. Masonite or appear clean and well-main- Corporation's . Colorlok or We're MORE... tained? Does the siding have SuperSide sidings are excellent dents, cracks or discoloration? alternatives. If you prefer a cus- Cheek siding for any nail or tom color or dramatic painting than just lumberl caulking irregularities. If nails scheme, consider a siding that ptotrude, lightly tap them flush comes factory primed and ready with the siding. If nails are over to paint, such as SuperSide, We1re customers satisfaction! driven, fill in with a high-quality which is available in weathered DEDICATED ...to caulk. Also, apply new caulk in pine, rough-sawn cedar and clas- places where the old is loose or sic smooth design styles. With cracked, after removing old caulk. SuperSide, coloris limited only by Is your paint cracking, flaking, your imagination. eroding, or is the color simply out Masonite Exterior Trim. is a of date? A fresh coat may be the new product with an appearance YOU ALWAYS LOOK BEUER WITH PRATT & LAMBERT' best solution. Be sure to clean that matches expensive clear - IT'S THE ONE PAINT THAT LASTS your siding prior to repainting. If cedar, but without the costs or • any substrate is bare, apply drawbacks of knots, splits or ATApr CeTHATWONT primer and follow with two high- cracks. It can be used for roof-line &:~=====s:: quality topcoats. Also, remember fascia, \\;ndow and door trim, cor- to paint the bottom edge of the ner trim or as decorative trim siding as well as the face. along porches. Carefully select your new color to Finally, Diffley reminds us of ensure lasting appeal. the No. 1 rule of home mainte- "Ii) brrd ... " Q "Lifestyles influence color. In nance, "Don't get behind. Stay pro pam'" H. ItJId",.!fII' III. today's working world, the hectic abreast ofwhat needs to be done." bar mMW,lu pace makes us seek comfort and "'III III. bn' palol Masonite Corporation offers a - Acroltult " sanctuary at home," says free brochure on home exterior Pittman. "Colors are taking their maintenance that helps home- Accolade~ Accolade- cue from nature. Brick and stone owners know where to start. Interior Velvet Exterior Eggshell elements and generous roof Write to: Masonite Corporation, designs require siding colors that Dept. SB, One South Wacker complement and integrate with Drive, Suite 3600, Chicago, II ~SZ6~. ~SJCl2 these natural materials." For 60606. A video showing 3tep-by- Less $500 Rebate Less $500 Rebofe example, tans, buffs, khakis and step maintenance is also avail- , . . warm grays work very well. Color able for a $2.50 handling fee elell!ents and craftsmanship ele- (Dept. HV). Include a check or ments will tie it all together. Adds money order payable to Masonite Pittman, "Siding color lightened Corporation.

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.'I Thursday, April 27, 2000 VourHome Page 21 Tips for selecting the right cellular telephone service CAROLYN CANDLER Choosmg a cellular telephone analog or digital cellular technolo. PRESENTS service provider can be tricky. gy. Analog cellular is the older of There are a wide range of call- the two. Its networks cover virtu- HOMES FOR ing plans and special services ally all of the populated areas of available, such as Caller ID, pag- the country. An analog phone mg, voice mail, voice dialing, e- i~strument is typIcally ine~pen- ~THE SPRINGlf mail, etc. Some of these services sIve or free with a calling plan. If may be included in the basic rate you want the newest technology and others may cost extra. with advanced features like caller Magical setting with There also is the choice of ana. ID, e-mail, Internet access, pag- enchanting lake views log or digital cellular service. The ing, etc., you will need digital eel. from almost every room challenge is to sort through all the lular service. Digital technology This special resid~nce in options - comparing prices and also provides better sound quality, Rose Terrace WIll keep features - and determine the longer battery life, and greater you ~pellbound With its best value that meets your needs. security agamst eavesdropping In most areas, consumers have sundrenched familv and theft of services. For low-vol- room, gourmet kit'chen, several cellular telephone service ume users who don't need digital providers to choose from. features, analog cellular is the step-down living room The following are questions to least expensive option. With a cathedral ceilIng, ask yourselfbefore selecting a ser. Other tips for buying cellular and spacious Master vice provider, offered by the telephone service: bedroom. Michigan Public Service • Look for a service provider There are three additional bedrooms to accommodate any size family. Commission (MPSC), an agency that includes the features you are The panelled library is a bonus and makes a perfect home office. Please within the Department of interested in as part of its stan. call for your private showlIlg or a personal brochure. $1,199,000. Consumer and Industry Services: dard package. • How much time do I expect to • If you expect to stay within spend using a cellular telephone one calling area, look for a service These owners have been trans- each month? provider that blankets the entire terred! This captivating Most service providers offer sev- area and offers good home area Colonial was just beautifully eral calling plans that fit different rates. decorated and the tloors were calling patterns. A basic plan • Be careful to determine if might offer a low monthly service "free minutes" in a calling plan just refinished. Move in quickly fee and assess a per-minute refers to all calls or just home and take advantage of their charge on all calls. Another plan area calls, and factor m any extra fresh touches mIght include a monthly service charges for roaming outside your Priced to sell at $199,900. fee and offer free minutes of talk home area. ... time. If you plan to use fewer call • The service provider that minutes or need a cellular tele- offers an mexpenSIve or free tele. phone only for emergency situa- phone may not offer the least tions while traveling, you may expensive air time rates. Analyze want to consider the basic plan. If "free phone" offers carefully. you plan more frequent calls, the second type of plan may be your • Check to see if a calling plan best choice. These are just two is based on a specified contract :l, examples of call plans. Many oth- period and whether it has a termi- ent rec nation fee if you cancel the service ers offer various combinations of n terazzo monthly fees and free minutes, as early. well.as other features. Remember, Hoo e five uedrooms and some cellular service providers • If you will be using your tele- three full baths make thiS a cha you for calls received as phone while driving, you might great family home. well ...,calls made. want to consider a telephone that $469,900. at time of the day and includes a car kit with a speaker ys of the week will I make for hands-free operation. my calls? calling plans designate Cellular telephone service is usage as peak and off. advancing rapidly with new fea- This three bedroom bunga- tures, expanding service areas, low with Grosse Pointe re will I make most of my and innovatIve promotion pack- Schools is the perfect starter m within the local calling ages being continuously intro- home. Freshly painted, and from another city, state or duced. Therefore, it pays to know what you want and what is avail- clean clean, clean. )? '" I' cellular semce provider,' able before you begin to shop. Priced at $129,900. orne area, or loc~ geo:. Cellular service is not regulated area where Jts semce is by MPSC for rates, service or e. Wheh yo' use ~lular billing. The MPSC has no jurisdic- outside-tilt! 1'iomE!"area, tion of cellular service providers. al "roaJP.P.:tg"charges may Long distan:ce cnarges, applicable, rilay also be . Look fdt'3'plah wlith the\t .. ge hic coverage you need at a cost ~~ ·~ """'~OI' digital? CUI .... en .. choose either ~(..,! po .... "';:>,. t .. ~ i't..... , .. :: ...... 1'1 ':"' '" ~""" .. .,...-...... ,,, ... " " .. .,. • II ... •__ :" \' •.,.••~."--1.~:' ..;•• "'.- :." 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Harper Woods 725 Rentals/leasing C=ING..& CENSORSHIP: We B18 Sole or Lease TUESOAY 12 NOON tell ...... , .... cba' 706 Detroll/Bolonce Wayne County Out-Slale MichIgan PAYMENTS resel'le the nght 10clo$S'Iy each ad under .ts 819 Cemelef'y lots approproalll heod,ng The publlNr reseMs the 707 Houses - SI Clem Shores/ P1.,_1t is !'!QY!!!l; 820 BuSUleS5eS klr Sole ~ Visa, Mc»IerCord, Cosh, Check ngIlt 10 edllor rejlld ad copy wbml!led for Macomb County AD 5: publlCahon 708 Houses Wonted to Rent REAL ESTAlf FOR SALE word Ads 12 WOf'ds$12 15, CORRfCT1ONS &.ADJUSTMENTS: 709 Townhouses/condos For Rent 800 Houses klr Sole Responw.11ly lor advem$lng enor IS REAL ESTATE RESOURCE odd,llonoI ~, 65c each dcmdied 710 Townhouses/Condos Wonted 801 Commercial6ulldlngs limited10 ert!lef a cooceIIohon 01 tile charge or a B30 Grosse POinte Shores ~s!!!! lXCep!ed 711 Garages/Mini Sklroge F04' Rent 802 Commercial Property Measured Ads $21 55 per columnIrlCh re run of tne poftIOM In em:lI' NoIIhcooon mus! 831 Grosse Pornte Woods 7' 2 Garages/ Mmi Storage Wanted 803 Ccnt:b/Apts./Flots Bon:ler Ads $23 70 per column IrICh be 9'o;e!l In bme for corredlon I. IaIIowlng 832 Grosse Poinle Forms ISsue We 0SIUM8 no respoIISlbtllly lor the $QII1lI 713 IndvstriallWorehouse 804 Country Homes FUll PAGE $400 00 Rental 833 Grosse Pointe City after tile hrlt InsenlOl\ 71 A Quor1ers 805 FOf'IT\S 1/2 PAGE $27500 living to Shore B3A Grosse Pointe Pork .. 1/.4 PAGE $20000 715 Mdof Homes For Rent 806 Florida Property RfAl ESTATE FOR RENT 835 Detroll l/B PAGE $12500 716 OffIces/Commerclol For Rent 807 Investment Property 700 Apts/FIots/Ovplex- 836 Harper Woods PhoIo Ads $35 00 (smoll phoIo Wllll Grosse Pomte/Harper Woods 717 offices/Commercial Wanted 808 Lake/River Homes In Column 15wordl) 809 Loke/RI'¥'erLoIs 837 51 Clair Shores 701 ApIs/FIots/Duplex- 718 Property Management Resource $9 25 per 1,1Ie 810 lake/RMlr 1Worts B38 Northern MichIgan Property $3 50 per 'Ille wl.en place W1th DeIroit/BoIonce Wayne County 719 Rent witn Ophon 10Buy 811 lots For Sole 839 Florida m.n .mumword ad In "Your Horne' 702 Apts/FIob/DupIex- 720 Rooms fer Rent 840 All Other Areas St. Clair ShomIMocomb County 721 Vocation Ren1Ol- Fionda 812 Mortgages/Land ConIracIs HEOL ESTOTE FOR RENT 700 APTS/HATS/DUPlEX 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY POINTESjHARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS , POINTESjHARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS ONE bedroom, 1 bath, eat 2 bedroom with fireplace BEAUTfFULL Y remodeled HARCOURT- 1530 sq. ft., 1037 Wayburn Large 3 AFFORDABLE townhouse in kitchen, liVing room, and water views. $550 lower flat, 2 bedrooms, lower, 2 bedrooms, 1 bedroom, appliances, ",jIving In Grosse Pomte dining room, balcony off plus security. (313)331- formal dining room, liv- 1/2 baths, air. No petsl basement, central air, Woods. Meticulously bedroom, walk up attiC, 6837 Ing room, modern kitch- smokmg. $950 313. washer, dryer. Shown mamtalned. Pnvate en- garage. Lots of storage. en, recreation room. 824-2041 Saturday, Apnl 29 be- trances, new kitchens & Huge back yard. $675 7 Mllel Kelly- Clean 1 bed- Available Immediately. tween 12.00pm- 1:OOpm appliances, full base- HARCOURT- spacIous up- month includes heat! room unit. Stove, refrig- (313)331-4706 from 6- ment. Central air, cable per 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 water. Available now. erator, heat Included. 1039 Beaconsfield- 2 bed- 1Opm. ready Reserved park- baths No pets. $990. 219-613-3593 $395 plus security. rooms, very clean. Fire- Ing. No pets. $8101 CHARMING 1 bedroom (313)822-40681 (313)881-3877 place. $7501 month SMALL cute 2 bedroom month. Call for appoint- lower, Grosse Pointe (313)325-2640, agent. 313-823-4071 upper. Washerl dryerl ment, 248-848-1150 Park. New appliances, CREEKSIDE- Vintage MARYLAND- clean 2 bed- • heat Included. $590. large 1 bedroom upper 1050 Lakepolnte, Immacu- BEACONSFIELD near heat included. No smok- room flat hardwood (313)884-2048 flat, 780 square feet. late 2 bedroom upper, Kercheval, 2 bedroom ing/ pets. $560. Day, floors, fireplace, garage. Hardwood floors, se- refinished hardwood lower, hardwood floors, 810-758-4050, Evening, SOMERSET - 3 bedroom $695 plus utilities cured parking on De- floors, repainted. Updat- natural woodwork, up- 313--881-8181 lower, stovel refrigera- (734)498-2183 troIt's Eastside. 313- ed kitchen & bath. Cen- dated kitchen, applian- tor, no pets, $800. GROSSE Pointe Park . tral air, garage, base- (313)885-2206 331-6180 ces, $700 plus security, Spotlessly clean, large 2 MARYLAND- Spacious 3 ment. $8001 month. 810- no pets. Immediate oc- bedroom lower. Hard- TROMBLEY- 2 bedroom bedroom, lower flat, DEVONSHIRE- One bed- n3-7138 cupancy.313-824-n33 wood floors, garage upper. New kitchen, car. washer & dryer. $8001 room basement apart- parking, pets okay. pet, fIreplace, $1,0001 1102 Waybum- very large, BEACONSFIELD south of month. Call 313-325- ment. All utilities includ- $800. (810)292-0007 month. (313)793-3974 sunny, 5 room upper. Jefferson, 3 bedroom n88 ed. $375. $550. security. New kitchen. $5851 lower. Refinished hard- WA YBURN- clean and GROSSE Pointe Park- 3 MUIR- near hill, upper 1 810-774-7386. month. (313)882-1001 wood floors. New kitch- renovated two bedroom bedroom upper flar on bedroom flat, $5001 en. Garage parking. No lower apartment. $7251 HARPERI Cadieux- Large 1200 sq. ft., 2 bedroom, Nottingham with lots of month. Lower 1 bed- pets. $795 313-882- month includes water. 1 bedroom apartment, new kltchenl bath. No charm! Fresh as a daisy room $6001 month. Ap- (313)882-7558 stove, refrigerator, heat, pets! smoking. Great lo- 6064 With new paint and car- pliances, washerl dryer, water Included $450. cation. $950. Also other BEACONSFIELD, 3 bed- pet. $900 per month. garage. (810)415-0035 810-726-0004 apartments available, room upper. Newly dec- Beaconsfletd- Immacu- EXECUTIVE RENTAL- NEFF upper- 2 bedroom, 313-822-5534 orated WIth new carpet. late 1st floor. 2 bedroom 730 Trombley Road. extenor deck. Close to LARGE Apartment- 1 bed- Available 51 1. $7001 Unit WIth fireplace. All 1359 Maryland- Complete- Jefferson. AvaIlable Fully furnished, new room, decorated, clean. month. 313-882-4091 kitchen & laundry, appli- ly renovated 2 bedroom, now. $9501 month. Call kitchen, fireplace gas Cadieux! Mack. Laundry ances Included. $750 all appliances, micro- BEACONSFIELD- large 1 Michael Cobane, logs, landscaping. available. $500. per month. Johnstone & wave, air. $725. bedroom lower. Clean, (313)506-3742. Conveniently (313)882-4132 Johnstone, 313-884- (313)884-7044 update. Available May located dose to 0600 1st. $575 Includes heat. NOTTINGHAM south of Wmdmill Pointe. STATE Fair & Kelly area, 14933 Hampton. Bnght, 313-822-4965 GROSSE POlnte- 892 RI- Jefferson, 2 bedrooms, $1650 3 bedroom, completely sunny, 1 bedroom, hard- hardwood floors, off. vard, 2 bedroom upper. 2 month minImUm, remodeled, $55,000, wood floors, porch, heat BEACONSFIELDI Jeffer- Stove, refngerator, dish- street parking, $6251 Land contract $5000 Included, no pets $500. son- 2 bedroom lower, 313-793-3974 washer, carpeting month. (313)331-6900 down. By owner. 313-331-7554 recently remodeled, new appliances, excellent throughout. Heat and SOMERSET- 3 bedroom (810)764-224 606 St Ctalr- excellent water Included. $8951 condition (248)344- upper. Freshly pamted, Rentals Rentals Rentals month, plus secunty. WOODHALL- 2 bedroom condItion, 2 bedroom, 9904 updated kitchen, hard. Go Go Go $800 Easy walk to 313-839-3435 wood floors, garage, In the Classifieds lower, newly decorated, shops. Hardwood floors NO rentl "Own for less" $0 Call 313--882-6900 ext. 3 some applIances. $475. SMALL 1 bedroom, $6301 separate basement. No & tnm. All appliances. downl No credit needed I $700. secunty 810-774- month Utilities Included. pets. $750 plus utilities! c..o- 1bInt~ ~ws Available now. 313-885- (800)337-8181 x2703 7386 No pets. 313-822-4709 secunty. (313)881-3027 ,~1ijiSFt¥N 4725 (SCA Network) , ,

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: Thursday. April 27, 2000 YourHome Page 23 • 702 APTS,FlA,S/iHJPlEX 705 HOUSES fOR RENT 707 HOUSE5 FOR RENT/ l 7i4 liVING QUARTERS 721 VACATION RENTAL) 72'J VACATION RENTAlS S.C.S! MACOMB COUNTY POINTESjHARPER WOODS - S.C.SjMACOMB COUNTY TO SHARE flORIDA NORTHERN MICHIGAN EASTPOINTE- 3 bedroom PRIME location of Grosse ST. Clair Shores. beautiful FEMALE or male BUSINESS or vacation In HARBOR Springs Beauti- ranch, 2 1/2 car garage, POinte Woods 3 bed- 3 bedroom home Air, roomate(s) to share spa- Naplesl Ft. Myers? 7th fully deSigned vacatlon- newly decorated. $875. room brick ranch. 2 car basement garage fami- (,lOllS 3 beoroom house floor condo, beach front home Weeklv! Week- 313-681-5962, 313-882- attached garage. Hard- ly room, deck $11001 In Grosse POinte Park. overlook gulf. (810)779- end rates, Downtown 9130 Harbor Sprmgs 1 block wood floors through- month Page 810-308- Hardwood floors, wash- 5618 from the Waterfront. out. All appliances, no B407 erl dryer, dIshwasher, ONE bedroom apartment, Beautiful veranda. pets. $1600/ month. storage space. Share 722 VACATION RENTALS Roseville area, all appli- (313)885-0146 Sleeps 8. Full kitchen, ances. No pets 248- 708 HOUSESWANTED TO RENT With Grad student. Avail- OUT OF STATE laundry & linens, For 543-3940 call 7a.m.- able Apnl 30th Adam. 100 year old log cabin on Reservations please. RENOVATED farm house RETIRED IndiVidual want- 4:30p.m. (313)824-2596 mountain lake, Rangely, Call HIlde at 810-659- 2 bedrooms. Available ed to rent house or 92B2 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAl Maine, $4751 week. May 8th, $9251 month. apartment In DetrOit or ONE bedroom upper, FOR RENT (313)417-9279 HARBOR Springs! Petos- clean, private deck, 858 St. Clair. No pets, the Metro area Prefer 3 21200 Harperl Brys- near 723 VACATION RENTAlS key- 3 bedroom condo. newer carpet. $4B5. m- 313-331-2476 bedroom Will accept 1 or expressway. Class A, NORTHERN MICHIGAN Pool, tenniS, golf, shop- eluding utilities. 810- 2. (313)882-B268 ping. Evemngs, 313. STOP rentlng- own for free standing Private 944.7682 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS BOYNE Chalet, 3 bed- 885-4142. less! $0 down, no credit parking lot ApprOXI- room, 2 bath. Pool, 705 HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT WALLOON Lake cottage neeaed. Guaranteed ap- mately 1,600 sq. ft. 2- 5 pond, beach. $200/ day, POINTE5/HARPER WOODS LAKEFRONT condo With for rent. New 3 bed- proval! 1-800-360-4620 years, net lease Turn- $800/ week. 248-851- boatwell. MagnIficent! rooms, 2 1/2 baths, deck 20696 Beaufait, ext. B203 (SCA Net- key. 313-886-80001 7620 Beautiful neutral decor. and dock at water. July West of Harper. work) Rick. SWimming pool, tennis CASEVILLE- waterfront and August weeks avail- 3 bedroom, brick, 2 full court & putting green. 21925 Harper, 1,000 cottage on Saginaw able Pictures available. baths, fireplace, dining VILLAGE Lane, 3 bed- $2,100. per month. Kathy square foot free stand- Bay. Sleeps B, cable, (231 )535-291 0 room, den and more. room, 1.5 bath Colonial. Lenz, Johnstone & John- Ing bUilding, $875! VCR, everyglOg prOVid- Asking $132,900. Fenced . yard, patio, LAKE Michigan, 3 bed- stone, 313-884-0600, month. 313- 885-8957 ed but linen. $850/ $1,550, (313)884-0501 room, 2 bath fully equip- 19912 Country Club. 313-813-5802. leave message. week. 313-331-6989 ped chalet conveniently 4 bedroom, brick bunga- 706 HOUSES FOR RENT LAKESHORE Village- 2 3,100 SQUARE FEET CHARLEVOIX area, 4 located between Petos- low, finished basement, DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY bedroom townhouse. 7 Offices available. bedrooms, 2 baths, fire- key & CharleVOIX near garage, Grosse POinte MCCORMICK! Beacons- Call 313-881-2542 Ideal for attorneys, place on Lake Michigan Bay Harbor. $1,3501 schools and more. field, clean, 2 bedroom, accounts, insurance, shore. $1200 weekly. week. Call Jan at 901- Asking $134,900. appliances, basement & LAKESHORE Village- real estate and title 313-882-5749, 248-477- B61-2172 or Thomas Don Symons, garage, $675/ month 23110 Marter- two bed- companies- Plus 9 9933 Walker Realtor, 231- Century 21 Kee. plus security depoSit, no room, 3 levels, dish- parking spots. 347-7980. 313-881-5659 pets. Open house Sun- washer, washer, dryer, COZY condo- Little Tra- Grosse Pointe Woods. day April 30th 12- 3. Call air conditIOned. $8001 verseBay golf course. THE Glens, Glen Arbor. 325 Mt. Vernon, Grosse Sine & Monaghan for address, 1-810-293- month. Available imme- Sleeps 8. Many extras. Luxury vacation homes. Pointe Farms- 2 bed- GMAC Real Estate 5117 diately, (313)885-3234 (313)823-1251 Summer weeks availa- room, living room & fami. 313-884-7000 ble Broker. 313-881- ST. CLAIR SHORES HARBOR SPRINGS Iy room, garage, central 5693 air, very clean. No dogs. RADNOR, 1 bedroom Spectacular lakefront con- AVAILABLE now- 19908 Goodheart, Lake Mi $1,250, plus deposit. house, stove, refrdigera- dominium. ExquiSite de- Harper, 1,300 sq. ft. White sandy beachfront. 3 WATERFRONT Port Sani- 313-884-8884 tor. $425.00 plus utilit- cor, completely renovat- Professional SUite, 3 ex- bedroom, 2 bath home, lac, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, Ies. 734-B78-9347 ed. 1 bedroom With pri- ecutive offices, large re- $2400. EffiCiency cot- Sandy beach. $9951 week. BUY homes from $199/ 707 HOUSES FOR RENT / vate bath With JacuzzI, ception area, lavatory, tage $S50.Both $2,900. 313-882-5070 month. Foreclosures! .. S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY dry sauna and steam kitchenette, file room, 734-429-9459 724 VACATION RENTALS 4% down. Llstmgs! pay- shower. Rent Includes parking. (313)BB2-0899. 616-526-7988 3 bedroom bungalow, air, RESORTS ment details. 800-319- mamtenance fee and 35' Monday - Friday, 9 - 5. basement, garage. HARBOR Spnngs- 2 units, 3323, ext.H089 boat well! Clubhouse, BAREFOOT Beach Re- Fenced. Walk to nautical CLASS A EXECUTIVE 2 bedroom, 2 bath. tennis courts, puttmg sort- Oscoda. 2 bed- EXECUTIVE home in the mile. $925/ creellt check. OFFICE BUILDING Sleeps 6. (248)540- green and pool. Lake room units, WIth sugar heart of Grosse Pomte in the heart of Grosse 0991 www.parkvlew- References, 1st, last, view from all rooms. sand beach. (517)739- Woods. Prime location. POinte-ApprOXimately house. com security. (810)871-1192 Porch, garage. $2,100 1818 Corner lot, 4 bedrooms, 1,700 sq. ft. Great win- HARBOR Springs- Charm- plus security deposit. CASEVILLE on Saginaw 2 1/2 baths, formal dm- BEAUTIFUL spacious dow offices-- beautiful ing home near all activi- Subject to satisfactory Bay. Private Lakefront Ing room, updated kitch- brick, St. ClaIr Shores 2 conference room. Full ties. Sleeps 6, 2 baths. credit report. homes. Booking now for en with eating area. Bedroom Townhouse, kitchen & employee Reserve now for Sum- Johnstone & Johnstone Spring weekends, Sum- Flonda room, nautrual 1,000 Square Feet, lounge. Building com- mer weeks or week- 313-884-0600 mer weeks. 517-874- fireplace, fInished base- $785. (248)559-2982 pletely rebUllt- never oc- ends. (888)397-2595 or ST. Clair Shores- 1 bed- 5181 ment, ADT security sys- cupied. Off- street (231 )526-3963 room condo. Heat! water tem. 2 car attached ga- EAGLE Pointe on the parking. HAWAIIAN cruises, cot- Included. $575/ month. rage, fenced yard. take- St. Clair Shores, Call (313)343-6600 Classified Advertising tages, B&Bs, eco- tours, 810- 786-6091 $2,400/ month furnished great 3 bedroom, freshly 313-882-6900 ext 3 custom vacation pack- EASTPOINTE 810-792-3990. decorated, 1,400 feet on 71 0 TOWNHOUSES /CONDOS Grosse ~nte ~ws ages. Toll free: B77-650- Completely remodeled. the lake sub. Fishing, WANTED

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800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 600 Vernier Rd. Grosse 1360 Whittier, 4 bedroom, 735 Roslyn, 3 bedroom, 2 CASH for homes, any con- 1111 North Brys- Sweet Pointe Woods- brick col. Magnolia compliments 2 1/2 bath impeccably baths, 2 fireplaces, 3 car dition. Eastside only. onial, 3 bedrooms, 2 this lovely 3 bedroom mamtained home. New garage. $279,000. 810- www.HandymanSpecial brick ranch, updated 22 X 16 foot family room 777-5151. .tfEI or 313-881-3969 baths, both remodeled, kitchen With appliances, with cathedral ceiling. Newer kitchen with light kitchen nook, central air, Newer kitchen with Con- oak Merrillat cabinets, breakfast nook, new roof an counters and large tile floor, liVIng room with and siding, 1 1/2 baths, eating area. Large living 953 Allard. Terrific up bay window and natural family room, patio, hVing room with fireplace, for- dates in thiS prett fIreplace, formal dining room with fireplace, for- mal dimng room, den. Woods bungalow. New room, heated sunroom, Hardwood floors mal dining room, hard. er windows, newe fimshed basement and wood floors throughout, throughout home. Fin- white kitchen with lot 2 Perrien Place, 4' bed laundry room, new win- huge basement, attach. ished basement. Central 907 Fleetwood, Gross of storage space, bric rooms, 5 baths. Spec dows, hardwood floors, ed 2 car garage. Call for air. New screens and Pointe Woods. Com patio off family room tacular 500 sq. ft. mas private showing storms. New 2 1/2 car cedar deck with gas grill, pletely remodele central air, quick occu ter sUIte: sauna, fire (313)884-8642 garage. Well landscap- home. Ceramic tile bnck patio, double drive- pancy. $168,000. Ann place, balcony. New a ed yard with bnck patIO. hardwood floor way, deep lot. Offer. Mane DeRosier & Ran pliances, all new Win $464,000. (313)886- (313)885-7791 after 1954 Stanhope, Open throughout. New roof dy Repicky, Century 21 dows. By appointment. 5664. landscaping. Spaciou Sunday 1- 4. Priced re- Associates, (313)331 Movltated seller! 6:30 p.m. family room. $168,000 duced' 3 bedroom, 2 7337 (231)941-4589 bath, central air, good Visa & Mastercard Call 313-881-6440 0 Accepted Classified Advertising shape. Michigan Realty, 248-766-0200 .C I ass i fie d s an IDEA that sells! c.-e- Alent~ ~ 810-n5-5757 (i.i.iN work for youl

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3, square custom 'ig, room Pointe ra. Four houses from lake; cheerful distinctive dMigner's home. large foyer, living and family rooms, ~ dining room, large gourmet kitchen with many custom built'ins, master bedroom suite with his and her bathrooms, first Roor office Onclloundry rooms, a/c, \IOCUUm,alann, water Riter and sprinkler systems, intercom, three natural ~repIoces, three full and two half baths/ huge finished lower level with library, living room/ bar and kitchen, carpeting up and down and window treatments throughout. Many large windows and door overtoo«ing two level brick and aggregate patio, landscaped designed planters and beautiful garden. Four large storage areas, two and one hol~car heated garage with buik ins. $928,000 ...Shawn by appointment only (313) 8&.4-0800. Thursday, April 27, 2000 YourHome Page 25

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1692 N. Renaud. 3 bed- 4 bedroom brick. 1 full 692 Pear Tree Lane, CHARMING 2 story cape FIRST OFFERINGS room ranch, 2 baths, 2 bath, 2 half baths, fire- Grosse POinte Woods. 2 cod. 860 Notre Dame, St. Clair Shorn car garage, hardwood place, new kitchen, fin- bedroom brick ranch. 2 Grosse POinte City. 3 Canal front, spectacular floers. NIce house. Ished basament, 2 car full baths. Full bath off bedroom, plus bonus home, built in 1999. Available now. brick garage. Totally up- master bedroom. L1vmg room (4th bedroom), 2 2200 sq. ft., 3 bed- $325,000. Open Sunday dated, neutral decor. Lo- room, family room. Parti- full baths, newer kitch- rooms, sittir:lg room, 2 2- 4.313-884-7887 cated in quiet area, ally finished basement en, central air, large 1/2 baths, 2 1/2 car at- 362 Yorkshire- Grea close to shopping & With 1/2 bath. 2 car at- master suite, natural tached garage. Excel- 1716 Brys, Grosse Pointe floor plant. Hardwoo transportation. tached garage. New fur- fireplace. Refinished lent floor plan. Quality • Woods, by owner. At- floors, two fIreplace $138,500. 313-884- nace and central air. hardwood floors, Half, abound. Priced to sell. tractive brick colonial, 3 (Pewabic), natura 03n. Brokers welcome. New electric service. new windows Including St. Clair Shorn bedrooms, 2 full baths, Underground spnnkler sunroom, basement ree. Pnme canal frontage on woodwork, bevele natural fireplace, large 415 ROLAND COURT system. Natural fire. room with lav. New Pa- 75Xl50' lot. 3 bed- glass French doors family room, central air, Comptetely updated place. 1,812 sq. ft. ver patio. Large pnvate rooms, finished base- eat-in kitchen, 3 bed new furnace and roof. 3 bedroom, 1 2/3 bath $399,900. Owner will yard. Great location. ment, new kitchen! bath! rooms, 2.5 new bath Move in condition. A colonial. Newer kitchen, all seriously consider all of- $219,000. Open 2-4 ev- furnace! central aJr. Must see! $215,000. By with Jacuzzi & custo' new paint, refinished hard- fers. (313}885-S668 ery Sunday thru April. Pnced under $300,000. appointment or open details, sun room, faml wood floors, large family 313-881-5885 Grosse Pointe SChools house~ Sunday 1pm~ 8 MILLION Iy room, huge finish room with fireplace, newer Super sharp starter. Total- 4pm. (313)881-9791 FARMS, 470 She/bourne basement, unfinish furnace & Central air, HOUSEHOLDS ly remodeled. This home • 600 SUBURBAN Ct. 2100 sq. ft.Totally third floor- lots of poten 2057 Country Club, updated bathrooms. has it all! $79,900. NEWSPAPERS renovated ranch home Grosse Pointe Woods. This Is a must see home! St. Clair Shorn tial! Large deck. Appli all in U.S. & CANADA! on pnvate cul-de-sac in Attractive 3 bedroom Open Sunday 2-4pm Wonderful 3 bedroom ances inclUded. Grea One low rate! Easy! the Grosse Pointe colonial, 1. 5 baths, $289,900 brick home. Lakeview neighbors! $390,000 For information call: Farms area. Great lay~ large family room, cen- 4884 BISHOP Schools. New windows! (3' 3)499-4478 Barbara @ Grosse Pointe out for entertaining, tral air. Move-in condi- East English Village roof! furnace! central air. News & The Connection close to school & hospi- tion. $239,900. 313-882- All updated with new kitch- Finished lower level with 1414 Aline- Open 2- 4. 3 313-882-6900 tal. $399,000. 313-640. 4709 . en, hardwood floors. 1 1/2 bath, fireplace & wet bedroom brick ranch, re- SCANI Suburban Classi- 4402 baths. 3 large bedrooms. bar. 2 1/2 car garage. modeled kitchen, new fied Advertising Network, 2080 Hollywood- 3 bed- All on a double lot! GROSSE PTE SCHOOLS $137,900. (312}644-6610 Windows, sun porch, room, 2 bath bungalow. A must see I Huge all brick 4 bedroom St. Clair Shores basement, 2 car garage. completely updated. Over 1,600 sq. ft. 867 Washington. Road- bungalow. Formal dining 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. 2 Estate Sale, Andary Re- New roof! windows, ca- $144,900 Grosse Pointe City. room, finished base- fireplaces, family room, al Estate. 313-886-5670 thedral ceilingsl sky- 8561858 NEFF Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 1 ment. big block garage, finished basement, park lights. finished base- Newer built townhouse 112 baths. SO' x 270' lot, 1 1/2 baths. Asking like yard. ment. 2 car attached ga- style duplexes. finished basement. 2 car $147,900. L'anse Creuse Schools rage, hot tub. Must see. Each: 3 bedroom 2 1/2 garage. Original owner. INVESTORS SPECIAL Country setting, double lot, $179,900. 313-881- baths: completely updated. $249,500. (810}296- Detroit area. Possible 2 brick bungalow with 0551. Open Sunday,l- Over 1,500 sq. ftJ each 1558 family. All brick, base- basement. Fabulous 5. ment, garage. Lots of kitchen, updated. Hard- Both only $498,900 96 Hall Place, great Farms extras. Only $44,900. wood floors, new fur- 20951 Beautalt- great location, near lake, WEST OF MACK starter home, very at- 139 RIDGE ROAD naceJ central air. Build 550 Fairholme, Gross schools, shopping. Pris- Grosse Pointe Schools. All tractive 3 bedroom brick Beautiful 2 family income on 1 lot, live on the oth- Pointe Woods. Out tine condition. 3 bed- brick, 2 bedroom ranch bungalow, east of 1-94 in the heart of GPF. er. In area of homes of standing traditional col rooms, 2 baths, 2 half with Florida, room, total- with Grosse Pointe Nothing to do but move in $300,000. Won't last, • onial, 2,300 square tee baths, central air, hard- ly finished basement, at- schools. 1,200 sq. ft., or start making money $143,900. with 5 bedrooms, 2 1/ wood floors. living room tached garage. many updates, tear off $284,900 MICHAEL BOJALAD baths. Hardwood floors with fireplace, dining $123,500. roof including garage in Century 21 Associates Dining room, living roo room, library, Florida Carol 'Z' Koepplln 2000. New carpet, fin- 31:J.886-5040. EXT 231 with bay .and fireplace LUCIDO" ASSOC. room, large Gourmet century 21 Showcase ished basement, new 810-772-6633 family room wit REALTORS kitchen. Immediate oc- 810-751-2662 landscaping, 2 car ga- cupancy.313.88e.1821 beamed ceiling GROSSE Pointe Farms. rage. $137,900. (313)882-1010 Mutschler kitchen, new BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom. 2 384 Merriweather Rd. 3 (313)882-9808 INVESTMENT duplex. Uve er furnace, and air COLONIAL, 4 bedrooms, bath, brick bungalow on bedroom, 1550 sq. ft. in one, rent the other. newer roof. 2 car ga 4967 LaFontame- 2 bed- 2 1/2 baths, hardwood Somerset in Detroit. cape cod. 1 1/2 baths, rage, patio with bric room brick ranch. Up- floor throughout. Close New everything, hard. new sunroom addition, Across from St. John. 80th sides with 2 bed- pavers and much more dated. New roof. Full to perocial and public wQC}d floors, ceramic tile patio with hot tub, hard- rooms, garage. $55,000 Open house Sunday 1 basement. 1 car garage. schools. Open 4/ 30 in kitchen and bath. wood floors, central air. each or both $105,000. 5pm. $339,000. 313 $85,0001 best. (313)881- 2pm to 4pm. By owner. $81,900. Land contract By owner. $305,000. 313-796-7054 882-8913 3280 313-681-8609 possib4e. (810)274-4870 313-886-5014

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For Sale By Owner ThIS lovely center entrance colomal is waIting for you This house has a • great floor plan, a kitchen-famIly room WIth new cabmets, new stove, granite countertops and large panoramic Windows SpeCial features mclude a stately wood paneled hbrary Wlth fireplace and a sun porch The bedrooms are large and the master bedroom mcludes a walk-ln-closet The fifth bedroom IS on the third floor and has it's own bath The home IS located one block from the grade school and is close to both of the communIty's parks The large backyard 18 complemented WIth a profeSSionally 1433 Yorktown, Grosse Pointe Woods created perenmal garden The roof IS two years old, the furnace IS newer and the home Four bedrooms With walk.in closets, two and one half baths, 2,271 square feet, Ferry has aIr condltIOnmg Brokers welcome. School, oak floors in most rooms, newer Vinyl sidmg, new driveway and paver walk in '99. Showings By Appointment New fieldstone landscaping, 16x24 deck in backyard New custom entry door. Updated .... (Open House on Sunday, April 30 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.) kitchen with corian tops. Master bed and bath redone in 2000 which includes cherry cabt- nel with granite top and crown molding. This home has many quality updates and is in Price: 95000 Call: (313)822.8559 immaculate condition For sale by owner $355,000 - Please call (313) 881-7066. \

Page 26 YourHome Thursday, April 27, 2000 ... 600 HOU~f) fOR \AU WO HOuSE<- ~OH SAlE 80r HOUSES ~OR SAlE 8;)0 HOUSE) fOR SALE 800 HOU\f<- FOR "AI f S1. Clair Shores- 5 GROSSE Pointe Farms LARGE custom built 3 ST. CLAIR SHORES bed- room, 2 1/2 bath cqJo- ranch. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bedroom bock ranch in 3 bedroom bock ranch. nlal. Second floor laun- bath with family room Grosse POinte Woods. Featunng finished base- drv room. new kitchen, and attachw 2 ;:;ai ga- We!! designed I<:itch~n ment and gara~ reCently finished base- rage. Many recent up- With lots of counter & $122,000. FHAIVA ment, family room with dates. Kathy Lenz, John- cabinet space. Great ST CLAIR SHORES natural fireplace, attach- stone & Johnstone, 313. neighborhood, comer lot 4 bedroom cape cod ed garage. By owner, 884..Q600,313-813-5802 with no through traffic on featuring family room, 2 ARPER Woods, Gros side street. Well main. 1/2 baths, updated kitchen $249,900. (810)774- GROSSE Pointe Woods Pointe Schools, 206 talned, clean, ready to with Island counter all on a 3853 .. 1975 Stanhope- 3 bed- Beaufait. 3 bedroo move in. $349,000. Call huge ooubte lot. $139,900 SWAP wanted: trade spa- room, 2 bath bnck bungalow. Remodele 81Q-465-1482 for a pri- ST. CLAIR SHORES cious farms cul-de-sac ranch. Natural fireplace. kitchen, extended 1s Open SundaY 1-4 vate showing by owner. Brand new custom built 3 ranch- air conditioning, Finished basement, 1 floor master bedroom bedroom brick & vinyl large lot, 1900 square PIlEFEa A HUGE MA.STEIl enclosed sun room, fin BEDROOM willa. 1/2 car garage. ranches with full base- feet, new kitchen, bath, $189,900. (313)884- ished basement, hard MANY HOMES FOR LUXtJRJOUS BA'I1r. 1311 ments, great rooms, & 2 basement for 3,000 plus 7533 wood floors. Open Sat DOWN a.- '-k. ZERO car attached garages. feet or sell. $299,999. I x .... __ widla ..... urday & Sunday 2- 4 GROSSE Pointe Woods Available from Lakeview SChools. $149,900. 313.881 (313)882-5320 cIiiiIIt --. &Ie;.... ill .. 1975 Stanhope- 3 bed- $50,000 - $400,00 $159,900. am. --...... , 8593 Call today for your free list! Sf CLAIR SHORES room, 2 bath brick ro-'''' kJw:Iy ...... ranch. Natural fireplace. 313-350-2251 Walk to Nautical Mile. SOIA1lJBE kidIol willa • eoot .t bidIlI D .- HARPER Woods. 20618 Attradive 4 bedroom brick 1HEMlRAa.E Finished basement, 1 MOTIVATED seller- 4 bed- -"" ... a. .... Woodmont. 3 bedroom ranch featuring finished bacIroom willa a waIk.ia 1/2 car garage. rooms, 2 1/2 baths, nat- SKYI.KiHf brick ranch, 1,440 SQ. ft. basement with gas fire- cIaIIIt aad 1lIIb .... $179,900. (313)884- ural fireplace. kitchen is- full bath, partially finish- place. bar & half bath. 25' two jNIai - .... 7533 land, new roof, jacuzzi, ...... e.- a Iky-l...... two ed basement with 2nd country kitchen, 2 fult on canal, needs world ~to ...... D _ WidI • full bath, large bnck fam- baths, many updates & 2 ~...= $269,500. 38176 Jeffer- cI...... &8bt IJllIlII1IIC ...... tD*ld t II .-. ily room, 1 1/2 car ga- 1/2 car garage. $164,900. rage. $149,900. Open son, Harrison Twp .• SoId~~ IarF ~ 2 ~ ..... ST. ClAIR SHORES JmtaDedBy. willa IIdditioMl ...... Sunday, 1-4. (313)881- (810)783-3060 CANAL HOME Al.BEKfD. S319.900. Call Tam '" at 5799. 110-2l6-600O. (TF11KEN) MT. Clemens income. Built in 1994. 2,256 sq. ft. rnoMAS, INC. 3 bedrOOm contemporary HARRISON Twp.- Open $11 ~,OOO. Newty re- 313-882-0628 Sunday, 1 - 4, 39412 done. $13,000 per home with fuM basement, 24' Huge Willmarth, (N. 16 Mile month income. 810-294- Jdtc?hen. great with natural fire- W. Prentiss). Absolutely 4992 room ~_3. gorgeous 3 bedroom 2 place. Ubrary, 19' master to ChIIrge your story. 2 full baths, new ROSEVILLE. Open Sun- suite Roman tub & stall CtaaIfted Ad 2 famity fIat- 3 car garage. large kitchen with ce- day, 1 - 4. 17477/17479 shoWer. Vaulted ceiHngs. V18af Me Accepted New roots. furnaces. ramic floor, new win- Allen. (N. 11 Mile! W. Steel seawaft, 2 car at- or Fax 313-343-5569 Central air. Electric, dows, jacuzzi tub, cen- tached garage. $439,900. GROSSE Pointe Woods- Gratiot) Very nice 2 unit Include: Ad Copy, Name, plumbing all redone. tral air, first floor offIce, ST. CLAIR SHORES 2126 Lochmoor. 1.750 upper and lower income. Address, Phone Number, Low utilities. Includes basement, garage, 12 unit apartment building. sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 full New windows, carpet Signature, Visa! Me appliances. Some furni- more. $169,900. Flo $795,000. baths, fireplace, large and paint. Many applian- ~umber & Expiration Date. Abke, (810)7n-4242. Lee RnI Estate- Ask for ture. Full basement. family room, central air, ces stay. Lower unit 2 ~ l\'IW1te Na¥s Century 21 AAA. Harvey 81G-771.-s4 $92,000. (810)468-0326 • new kitchen, 2 car ga- bedrooms, upper unit \i.t'.** ". rage, home warranty, HOME foreclosures. $0 one bedroom. Full base- move in condition. Must down! No credit needed! ment , very large 2.5 see inside. Price Re- No closing costs! Low car garage, $124,900. duced. Must Sell! payments from $89.00/ CaU Flo Abke, (810)777- $214,900. 313-882-6276 monthl 800-337-8181 4242, Century 21 AAA Open Sunday 2- 4pm. x2701. (SCA Networ1<) SPECTACULAR 3 b~. GROSSE POinte Woods: 3 HOME foreclosures- no GET!SCOOPI brick money down! No credit room, 1,650 sq, ft. bedroom solid bnck col- bungalow on prime ca. neected. Take over very Pinel 0141IDhat'. happeni.ng around onial with 1 1/2 baths, nal street in St. Clair low payments. 1.800- ,he globe and in your own backyard. hving room with natural Shores. $299,900. Im- 355-0024 ext. 8593. Order laonae delivery loday! flrepla~e, dining room, mediate occupancy, (SCA Networ1<) family room with gas move- in conditIon. Call fireplace, foyer and 2 Bob Ermanni, Century 1year car dfiltached garage. 21 Associates (810)ne- Everything is new! New Subscription 8100, ext. 221 for COIJl- Windows, doors, shut- OPEN House Sunday 1- 5. DeHvered plete list of updates. ters, window treatments, Grosse Pointe* Schools. 22476 Alexander. Open gutters. trim, garage sid- 20608 Lennon on cui de Sunday, 1- 4. $31.00 ing, landscaping, fence, sac. Uve in one of the paver patio and vinyl newest homes in Harper • World Events shed. 1,700 + sq. ft. with Woods, built 1990, im- tons of storage, includ- maculate, spacious, 3 • Local A National NeW's • ing attic. Elaborate bedroom Colonial. Large • Sports alarm and underground kitchen, fireplace, cen- • Travel spnnkler systems. Built tral air, 2 full baths plus • Business in gas grill. Lots of natu- 2 half baths, finished • TheArt8 ral Iigh~ includes garden basement, secunty sys- • Clair Shores. Nautical • TechnolollY wmdow in kitchen with tem, 2 car garage, deck. Mile Area. 2n15 Dor ..•and :more custom tile worX. All new A must see. (313)884- mus. It's all new! Th' appliances stayl Air and 5518. • beautiful colonial oft attic fan. Absolute 5 bedrooms, 2 baths move-in condition! Call living room, dinin I today at 313-343.9891 • S1 CLAIR SHORES room, large family r (313)343-5577 or 520-6245 for appomt- 23255 South Rosedale. with fireplace and a ment or drive by 2110 2400 sq. ft. colonial. 4 car garage. Askin Anita. $249,900/ best. Oros~ Point~ N~'Ws bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, $232,000. Open Satur Motivated seller- make first floor laundry. All up. day & Sunday, 1-5 offer! Open Sunday, 2- 4 &~~H . dated. $320,000. 313-717-4663. pm. 313-343-9511.

rny' Thursday, April 27, 2000 YourHome Page 27 812 MORTGAGES/LAND 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN CONTRACTS LOTS lOTS CONDO on St Clair River- HARRISON Twp.- canal, LAKEVIEW duplex build- KALKASKA County: 6 3 bedroom, hobby room, Avantage Inv•• tors custom bUilt 1995. four ing site on East Bay St plus acres of beautiful 3 bath, sauna, southeast Mortgage bedroomsl den, agent- four blocks from end unit, 2 1/2 car ga- Compare Equrty saver MAAM rolling woods. Ideal all owner, $279,900. Home Buyer/ Reflnance rage. $359,000. 810- Downtown Harbor Spnngs. seasons recreation loca- (810)469-2007 241hr Approval"FHAI VA 326-0184 $6OOK Jumbos! No Premiums GRAHAM REAL ETATE tIon. Close to State land, Commeraall ConstructIOn 231-526-6251 nvers and snowmobIle HARRISON Townshtp, Selp Emp. No Doc 811 ~OTS FOR SALE Fax 231-526-2750. emall: trails. Includes driveway, 819 Beaconsfield, Grosse 25540 Quarterdeck. Special OMsion for BK Pointe Park, outstanding Gorgeous Clinton River Probate, Fordosure "sales@'grahamre.com" cleared bUIlding or ZERO DOWN 4 unit property. Many locationt 1 bedroom 313-303-7372 810-779-6252 camping site. Electnc New home construction. updates, $299,000. condo, basement, deck, avaIlable. $25,900, $500 Owner- builder program Goosen Realty Serv- carport! Only $89,9001 r&#!IIU!n"._~_~_.2:E!~j,J:!!.!.1Jttt J3£Ui$)liJ¥; .n down, $3201 month, provides finanCing for ICeS, 810-773-7138 Agent 810-792-5253 11% land contract. materials, land and labor. ST. Clair Shores- golf '1f:;~;..~Ri:GI!NTOI~CTION!' Northern Land Company ST. Clair Shores- 2 bed- course condo. 2 bed- Your plans or ours. 1-800-968-3118, room, appliances, car- room, 2 baths, attached Call for more Information! Place your ad here in the classifieds call: . www.northernlandco.co port. Estate sale. garage, sale or lease. SHEA HOMES 313-882-6900 x3 m (810)n9-6423 (313)325-2640, agent 800-930-2804

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