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96 lross£ Pointe..,.~"'.,,, SUIt.t.. 19...0 ~ws serving the five Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods Woods library finally checked out By Brad Lindberg "Tomght, we have a rare Staff Writer opportullIty to bet the course for the next generatIOn of When Rvan Bowers Wdb a outbtandmg hhranes 10 the little gtrl ~TJowlng up In the Grosi:>e Pomtes, ~ John 411 CIty of Grossp Pomte, she Bruce, head of the library ~EastemStandard e '<;pent many an a(ternoon~ board, told members of the l'xplolmg the world through Woods cIty councd on begins at:2 a,m Sunday, Oct 26 hooks at the nearby mdlll Monday "It's now In your Turn your clocks back one hour branch of the pubhc hbrary handi:> to help us make thIS Now a mother hvmg III going to bed Saturday mght VlbJOna reality ~ F Grosse POll1te Woods, she "Movwg forward With thIS want., hel 3-year-old t",m project Will open much-need- ~ Take this time to change .,on dnd daughter to have ed classroom spdce at ..; 'le;;YOur sm Opinion , .6A Harper Woods 12-13A Obituaries ..24A Schools .. " 25.29A Busmess . . 30.31 A 108 Entertainment Photo h, HrAd I mdheTl! Autos .. 1C Nowthat the foundation is finished for the new branch library nen 100 to city hall Grosse Pointe Park. the next step is pouring the concrete Classlfleds/Crossword Door. Comptete L8~ng Dealgn & Construction 11*.*SEE OUR AD IN YOUR HOME 586-774-0090 I 'I' " + - • • Fe - .... r-' October 23, 2003 2A News Grosse Pointe News yesterday's headlines 50 years ago this week 50 years ago this week • Former Grosse Pomte dnve to obtam two tavern • There soon will be 125 Woods councilman Arnold lIcenses, whIch permIt the Dlesmg appears before the sale of beer and wme by the more parking spaces In the VIllage shopping dlstnct councIl protestmg the city's glass CIty of Grosse POinte offi- announced constructIOn of a • ThISSunday the Detrmt cIals WIllcreate extra park- mUnICipal garage m a reSI- Free Press Motor City 109by leasmg a stnp of land dentIal area on Marter Stnders InternatlOnal runmng parallel to Road Marathon Wlllbnng an esti- Kercheval and extendmg Ai> a result of the protest, mated 2,300 runners mto ~]'Hld th~ Kreber, Kresge the councIl schedules a spe- the Grosse Pomtes and Cunmngham stores. CIalseSSIonlater thIS month "he route Ull.lUU,"" • Parkmg faclhtles Wlllbe to dISCUSS an ordmance Jefferson-Lakeshore to amendment allowmg mumc- Kerby, to Kercheval and extended In thp lot behmd the Grosse Pomte Farms Ipal structures In a reSIden- back to DetrOIt Dnvers are tial zone busmess dlstnct on the Hill warned to be on the lookout Members of the Farms for Joggers and bamcades city councIl say It will cost from 9 a m to 2 p m $1,200 to prOVIdespace for 25 years ago this week • Grosse Pomte South another 50 cars The present • The owners of two and North hIgh school foot. lot WIllbe pushed mto a por- Grosse Pomte Woods restau- ball teams WIn theIr home- tIOn of the Richard rants, Le Cafe Francau, and commggames South's semor quarter- Elementary School play- Da Eduardo, combme forces back Bob Baker throws two ground on an InItIatory petitIOn touchdown passes to help the Blue DeVils come from behmd agamst RoseVIlle27- 18 North's Norsemen beat Grosse Pointe Coach L'Anse Creuse 19-6 Luxury Sedan Transportation 2003 Lincoln Town Car 10 years ago this week • Local real estate agents are up m arms over (}Qv Saturday is U.N. Day John Engler's proposed 4 Mrs. Thomas Tilley show Mrs. Courtney Rankin the new poster honoring percent transfer tax on the Oct. 24 as United Nations Day. Both ladies are members ofthe Grosse Pointe sale of homes Agents clalm Chapter of the United World Federalists, a national organization which is the tax WIllhurt real estate seeking to strengthen the U.N. by giving it adequate powers to maintain sales and IS not a stable peace and ensure world law. Many Grosse Pointers are planning to attend form of fundmg the U.N. luncheon scheduled for noon at the International Institute in Within Grosse Pointe area $15 Based on the average cost downtown Detroit. (Photo by Fred Runnells. From the Oct. 22, 1953 Grosse From G.P. to Downtown $25 of a home III the Grosse Pointe News) Pomtes, $200,000, the tax From Downtown to Metro Airport._ ..$40 would net the state $8,000 From G.P. to Metro Airport $50 per sale of Women Voters chIldren to learn They ordmance • Grosse Pomte Shores deserve It," Klem says The ordinance puts the From S.C.S to Metro Airport $57 offiCIals dispute a $48,394 5 years ago this week Farms m compliance WIth lnquue for additional de~lJnatlon., (Gratuity not mcluded) bIll from the DetrOIt Water • MonSIgnor FranCIS X • All downspout!', m the Federal Clean Water Act Add $2 00 AIrport's fee for lnp, that onglndle from Metro AIrport and Sewage Department. Canfield, 78, dies m hIS Grosse Pomte Farms must Forreilet'Vationscan between Sam -11 pm (313)885-1~ The figure represents an home of complicatIOns from be dIsconnected by Sept 30, 1999, accordmg to a new - Brad Lindberg Major credIt card~ accepted • MOOT Celtlfied estImate, based on prIOr cancer usage, of water lost m the Canfield had been pastor system due to leaks at St Paul CatholIc Church Park Shores offiCIals say old m Grosse Pomte Farms for water meters, whIch are 20 years From page lA "They're ahead of sched- owned by DetrOIt but not • The top admInistrator ule," saId Dale KraJmak, read by water department of the Grosse Pomte PublIc es thick. Park CItymanager "They've employees m comphance School system ISgIven a con- Taylor saId the bUlldmg's been workmg extremely well Wlth a monthly schedule, tract. extenSIon through underground electncal WIth our pubhc servIce are glVmg inaccurate read- July, 2001 10 recogmtlOn of Wlnng and connectIons have department No problems." ings., J ' her 8upenor Job pedor- been lIlstalled, as has reugh CJ1'w~ an¥JQPIl.~,. ,J , .. '1'\\rel!J'- G'fo~-1:'oiPte" ~te -and''... '.. ,.Il1gnat ' of-' -plumbihg. "'" " "- ,~-, the hbraI-y's walts all I ? 'J>," ~ semor CItIzenspartICIpate m communIty support "Steel for frammg WIllbe "TheIr goal IS to get the a pIlot program at Grosse Supenntendent Dr delIvered m early bmldmg enclosed so we Pomte South HIgh School Suzanne Klein also receives November,~he saId don't have to do (exterior) Light Up Your Holiday Season that allows them to attend a 2 percent raIse retroactIve "Dh?" smIled an wmter constructton,~ Bloom With classes Wlth teenagers to July Impressed Vlckey Bloom, saId Christmas Decors Custom Lighting Program GeneratIOnal Schools, as hbrary director "That's the program IS called, IS "I look forward to the changed smce last week ~ As temperatures drop out- Program Services bemg conducted as an work we can do together to Bloom hadn't expected SIde, work WIll contmue expenment by the Grosse make (Grosse Pomte) an frammg beams to be dellv- o Sale, and m,laliatlon of qU.lI,ly mSlde by the warmth of outdoor IJghl\ and dewralJom Pomte chapter of the League even better place for our ered until late November super-sIzed space heaters o [n,I.llIatlon of ,l1rc.ldy owncd dewr o G.lrland~ wre.llh, and boy" o Take down p.l~kagmg .Ind ,tonr,g For reservations and Information call: ~ BON SECOURS COTTAGE (586) 775-3941 CommercIal & Re'>ldcntl.ll , HEALTH SERVICES IIake I'".liiio.. early ~~ ) Iaata wID lie ...... IGGII' ." .- "Ir,'" . , Attention Members For services close to home, choose WAYNE STATE HAP Eastern UNIVERSllY Shores Network for Healthcare at Bon Secours PIANO SALE This umque plano bU~lng opportumll, ISYOlJrchance to purchase a fiM and Cottage Hospitals and their quality plano fora fraction oftlle price you would normally payl F01'the ~t academiC year the WSLJ Depamnent of MusIC has had the benefll affiliated physicians of usmg Ilt'W pianos through an ongoing loan arrangement WIth the KBWlI Plano Company All of these fmclj crafted pianos have been profeSSionally mamt .- at a convenient lo( atlon, c1o'ie to home _ ..." .. -5.... -~ f To join the Eastern Shores Network or ~ 'II 12MI~ for enrollment information call: 1-313-872-8100 W8)'M Slate UnlwntlY Oakland ~nler 33737 ~11M1w ~h~ Rd Pannlnpn HlIb, Ill! 48331 3359 HAP Member Services: www.hap.org For a 80n Secours Cottage Health Services physician referral, call: 1-800-303-7315 .. .. - r • » " 3A October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News It ,>tep:>ahpad m lto. master approved a draft of the pro. By Bonnie Caprara posed ma"tPf plan on Staff Writer plan app' o"al prolebs Monday, o( t 20 Th,> future 1<; neallng fOI The e1t) council, dctmg ,I'> Most of thl' dh( U',lOn of the City 01 (;1 o,>sp POInte d '> the pl,mnll1g comml""lOn Photo by N Combs Democratic frontrunner visits G.P.P. More than 200 Grosse pointers and others gathered saturday. Oct. 18. to welcome Democratic presidential frontrunner Dr. Howard Dean to a recep- tion at the home of Mark and Carol Bendure in Grosse pointe Park. "If you care about social justice, you have to care about a balanced bud- get." the former governor of Vermont told the crowd. which included sever- al eJected officials and their representatives. Dean also discussed his posi- tions on the Middle East, health care. education and employment. Co-hosts for the event were Anita and Mark Fox. state Rep. Andrew Meis- ner (D-Ferndale). former state representative and gubernatorial candidate Lynn Jondahl. Sonl Mlthanl and Jeff Morenoff. Above. center. local state Sen. Martha G. Scott (D-Higbland Park) attend- ed the Park reception and stood in a photo op with Dean and hostess Carol Bendure. Woods "Russell Street Antiques" In Detroit's Historic Eastern Market ;~~ • Jewelry • African Art • Linens • Tools and Sports (f Vinyls • Primative • 50's Items • Art Work • Fine Furniture • European Items IWC. Official • Decorative Items and Gift Ideas supplier to men. "The drop.off (m the Mack We care lor the ma Ie gender take the new parkmg lot) IS gomg to hope. Spilf"e Chronograph IwtO'TlBtlC for nstance fully alleVlate some of the 246 ~ Russell Street in Eastern Market Soh ron Inner case lor protoctlOn against traffic," Koerber saId magne11c f'Slds Meehan ca chronograph movement "Belreve me, safety of chll. 313-:,66.0134 • Email: [email protected] sell w ndlng Waler reSistance 10 200 leel and dren was my first concern" proof against subalmosphenc pressure even at James Mumby, project Z •• WedPThurs 11.4 52 ()(X) leet ReI 3706 In slaln!ess steel manager WIth archItects Fri 11.5 • Sat 9-5 Also ava~able WIth black dl8l FanmnglHowey ASSOCIates IWC 51nc. 1lMl8. A And fOf .s long SI "'- .,. men. ~~ Suits · HIlI\ln • Hickey Freeman • Taha • Hart Schaffner & Marx • SamueIsohn I • Belvest - One of the fine"t 'iUlt'i made In Italy I SpeclOll'zlnR In Made To Meamre Sum • Ties & Shirts by Robert Talbott • CU~fom ShJrf~ hy Ike Behar FINE SPORTS WEAR Tuesday ~ Friday • 9-6 Saturday 9-S II 22602 Greater Mack Avenue • St. Oair Shores edmund t. AHII ...... ,._----..... 7-AIl(( ..- 586 • 443 • 5690 L., • ts it • ... : 1.: "i4I1l4J114~a_:_ii_a._.... ;: : : ; : $ 4 $ SQ. p ' .. .. , r October 23, 2003 !(' • 4A News Grosse Pointe News Farms man's leap of faith finds new profession By Patti Thero. church day In February 2003, he left 3 The center's eqUlpment Special Writer "Most mghts, after eating the law firm and began should be based on the lat- KeVln PIecuch dIdn't take POINTER OF INTEREST dmner and spendmg some workmg dIrectly for ALC est technology the average career path to tIme WIth my WIfe and kids, "Right before I got on 4 Ask questiOns before become the general counsel ClaIr Shores We both had been mvolved m the CROP I was 10 bed by 10 P m I board at ALC, I helped them the procedure These ques- and then executive vice been workmg for the church Walk, a walk for hunger that woke up at 4 a m and did find theIr new Grosse Pomte tIOns might Include What president for a maJor corpo- In varIOus capacIties for mvolves the NatIOnal my homework whIle the rest Farms locatIon on are the charges? How does ration While many attor- mOle than eIght years" CounCil of Churches Both of the family slept Before Kercheval Busmess has the treatment work? Is neys attend law school "We deCIded we wanted to locally and natIOnally the leavmg for law school, I been fabulous The Grosse there a guarantee on the shortlv after college and have another chIld, and we CROP Walk has mterfalth would make coffee, school POInte center has already semces? then work for a law firm or both wanted w make career buppon I wa" Lhlj lUl"al lUllche:., wake eVljlYoouy up UUlllj mUI t: Lhdll $::;00,000 III WILh LIIIU lllljUll-dl JUl.-WI:. corporatIOn, PIecuch had a changes She wanted to stop CROP Walk chlllrman and then leave That was bUSIness wlthm the first as dIrectors for ALC, dIfferent calhng after col- workmg to be a full-time "Through thiS interfaIth my hfe for three years," he eight months of Its openIng," PIecuch believes the success group, I learned that the SaId he saId of ALC I" "tt,.,l)utable to the lege mom I wanted to go t:::law He became an ordained school We both wanted to Church of the Brethren 10 After graduatIOn from law ThiS month PIecuch was partnerships formed WIth Presbytenan mlmster stay m Grosse POinte where Harper Woods was looking school m 1999, he began promoted to executive VIce well-known phySICIans, use "I've found that my strong we had been hVlng smce for a part-tIme mmlster workmg at a law firm In preSIdent of corporate opera- of the best avaIlable technol- moral background as a mln- 1994 It was a leap of faIth, They were happy to have DetrOIt One of hiS chents tIOns for AmerIcan Laser ogy and staff tramlng 18ter has been another way but we dId It," PIecuch saId me, and I felt blessed that was American Laser Centers Amencan Laser Centers of helpmg others through Kevm apphed and was my posItion at the church Centers (ALC). He offered these tiPS for now has 26 centers open In my work as a lawyer and m accepted m the law school would work WIth my law "I really enJoyed workmg consumers looking for a cen- locatIOns across the country, human resources," PIecuch program at the UnIversity of school schedule The pIeces WIth AmerIcan Laser ter to do laser haIr removal, Includmg Atlanta, Boston, Bald. "It's hke practicing MIchIgan He began In started fallIng Into place Centers They dIdn't have photofaclal, and/or mlcro- ChIcago, PhIladelphIa, New one's faIth m one's Job" September 1996 "My WIfe reSigned from an in-hoube general counsel dermabraSIOn semces York and Texas SIX addI- About rune years ago, he "'We were wondenng how her pOSItion I started law After working WIth the own- 1. Make sure the techm- tional centers WIll be open and hIS WIfewere dl'lcussing we were gOing to do our school m September 1996, ers of ALC for some time, we clan ISadequately tramed m before the end of year ALC- where their bves WE'rehead. career changes whIle sup- and our fourth chIld, Isaac, had a conversation about my the semces requested Partner, Inc IS the largest prOVider of laser hair ed portmg a famIly In was born in October I was JOInmg their staff I knew It 2 The center should "Clansa was workmg on November 1995, I resIgned the only person In my law would be a great experi- retam and be supemsed by removal serVIces m the the west SIde of DetrOIt as from my posItion as a full. school class who commuted ence," PIecuch saId board certIfied physlClans Umted States. an executive servmg time mInIster I started from Grosse Pomte to Ann Presbytenan churches In working as a chaplam at St Arbor Throughout law the DetrOIt area I was John Hospital school, I worked as the part- working as the aSSOCIate "But the Lord works m time mInIster at the Church pastor for Lakeshore mystenous ways For years, of the Brethren. , PET POINTER OF INTEREST Presbytenan church 10 St. whde I was a mInIster, I had "I was a full-tIme day law student I attended classes Monday through Thursday. I Blue "TakingPrUk left Grosse Pomte by 7:15 - In Our Work For Family: Owners • A 1 FABRIC a m to reach Ann Arbor In MargIe and JIm MIller of '* UPHOLSTERING Over 30 YearB" time for 9 a m. classes On Grosse POinte Farms, • Custom Upholstering 5~~i~~ Fridays, I usually spent Mother Malzle,5 • Thousands of Designer Fabncs In-Stock ,,-SO~ OFF I office hours at the Church of Breed: Golden Retnever the Brethren I worked some Age: 3 • Boat Upholstenng Available ur.:large I evemngs at the church as Favorite activities: • Free Estimates iQl\ - well - church board meet- Jumping on every Vlsltor, • Free Advice for tf'le .do-lt-yourselfer" ings, BIble studIes, etc. catchIng sqUIrrels, follow- • Pick Up & DelIVery Saturday was spent on ser- mg Dad around, car ndes, • Hours: Mon.Fn 9to 5 and Saturday 10 to 1 mon preparation and WIth catchmg Ice cubes and eat- 25109 Halper • St ClaIr Shores • Between 10 & 11 Mile on the West Side 01 Harper my famIly Sunday was Ing dmner (sometImes eat- Ing MaIZle's dmner, too) Least favorite activi. Gorgeous, Nevv! (May 2002) ties: Domg anything With- out MalZle, gomg to the BridgeWalk, a landmark resort vet, gettmg baths, takIng Bradenton Beach, Anna Maria Island, Florida If you would like to have your pet conSIdered ear medlcme, gettmg for Pet Pomter of Interest, submit your pet's photo attacked by Malzle I along With a bnef summary telltng us why your Favorite words: pet IS unique to 96 Kercheval Ave, Grosse Po,nte "SqUIrrel," "Malzle" and Farms, MI 482~ or Ln:P,-/~ JJtt2~ls@grosse- "DInner" c:.- -...... - o.,pQ~"te~8 com ...~¥ ,."\, .-J'.;.~ I • 3 story, tm roofs, Key West style archltec~ure • only 28 spaCIOUS,casually elegant apartment-style accommodations • most have Jacuuzzi tubs and water views from huge, private screened verandahs • granite counters In all of the kItchen and bathroom areas JANUARY RATES $138.00-$291.00/NIGHT plus tax for two persons Mention this ad and receive a 20% discount BEACH. OUTDOOR HEATED POOL. DAY SPA. FINE SHOPS. FREETROLLEY Toll Free: 866.779.2545 Info@silverresorts com www.sifverresorts.com FOR GROSSE POINTE CITY COUNCIL GROSSE POINTE NEWS Endorses: G.JOHN STEVENS [W Putting the City Community and its needs first [W Provide sound financial business principles [W Provide guidance for sound planning for the Village [W Provide support for vigilant service for public safety and security [W Provide guidance for design and beautification of the community The Best Buy Children's Foundahon has launched teoch~, a 53 million program • Member of rhe American [nSllCUle of Archlre({~ to reward schools that are creohvely mtegratlng technology mto their CUrriculum • Presldenr and CEO of Srevem A~~oclares, Archllect~/Engmecrs - remed • Presldenr of Senior HOUSing RC~ldence In RoseVille - non-prohr Go to 8est8uycom' and clICk on the Community Relations imk for all the details • AdVISOry board member al the UnlverSICy of Daycon - \chool of I:.ngmeermg • Overall wlIlner of borh rhe Pon Hloron - Mackmac and SORe ~aJlboar races • Married {O I-ll/.ahcrh - ~8 vc,m - two ~om VOTE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4~ .. 1Ir\...... 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Her slogan IS, "Reynolds will wrap It up for you." in the Woods She IS runnmg, she SaId, because "people are not happy and want some Ith four competent chal- change" lengers and one Incumbent DeSantis Reynolds saId she IS a busmess," she saId. retinng on the Grosse He has chaired the Woods' Semor people person and a people's candI- W She and other challengers also POInte Woods City Council, CItIzens CommISSIOn and volunteers date She wants to see a change In opportUnity IS knockIng, literally, on want another thIng: Direct access to for SOC (ServIces for Older CItIzens). cIty hall. She feels an "old boys' net- voters' doors counCIl members VIa emall and posted He has also worked behInd the scenes work" is m eXIstence. She saId she IS Three seats are up for re-electIOn In on the cIty's Web sIte for makmg the VIllage Santa Claus tough enough to stand up to the "old the bIannual mUnicIpal e-eneral elec- Darryl Spicher is a business owner Parade an annual success. He also boys" wa~ aSl:>lstant dlrecwI of Lhe Wvud" tion on Tuesday, Nov. 4, In the Woods on Mack, and he IS not happy Early She beheves bUSInesses are the 50th anmversary parade and IS cur- LIsa PInkos Howle is makIng her In hIS campaign, he was questIOned backbone to the commumty "We're rently dIrectmg the Harper Woods first bId for pubhc office She IS the by a Woods detectIve over the legalIty lIke famlly, she said We tbusIness LIttle League 50th anmversary daughter of the late Woods Mayor of hIS postIng petitIOns In hIS lIquor and reSIdential) are all mterconnect- Joseph PlOkos, who led the cIty from store. It was legal, but Spicher feels parade. ed" By the way, he also works full tIme 1973-79 he had to defend hImself because an As a teacher, DeSantIs Reynolds IS PInko~ Howle has a law degree mcumbent sIcked the cops on hIm. as a database marketIng representa- tIve for LDMI TelecommumcatIOns. a good lIstener, and that IS what IS from the UniVerSIty of DetrOIt She SpIcher doesn't care If he personal- lackIng on the counCIl, she saId She took over runnmg her father's metal ly gets elected to counCIl so long as Vassallo has some radICal Ideas, such as consolidatIng the firefighting would lIke to see more publIc Input at heat treatIng company In Warren new faces get elected "It's not whom operatIOns among the Pointes "Why earlIer stages. after her father's death. She IS now a you vote for," he saId. "It's whom you have five firehouses when a study "When reSIdents feel they are not dIrector of the corporatIOn. don't vote for" shows you only need three?" he asks beIng heard, when they're hIttmg a She IS runnIng, she sald, because He pomts out that there IS not a sm- He also favors brmgmg back full-time bnck wall, that's when they get angry she IS concerned about safety, schools gle busIness owner on the councIl. firefighters Instead of cross-trained People want to feel theIr VOIce IS There needs to be a mIX, SpIcher and the commercIal dlstnct. pubhc safety officers. (We don't important," she SaId helIeves, and so do we PInkos Howle can bnng busmess agree) Challenger SpIcher summed up thlS management expenence to the coun- The busIness owner and resIdent He would lIke to see a Joint consoh- year's campaIgn for cIty counCIl best cIl. She would lIke to serve on the would also lIke to see a fnendlier datIon study done by all the Pomtes "If you want change, you need three budget commIttee. She lIkens the CIty polIce department "They have one to see where a consolidatIOn of ser- new faces." counCIl to a corporate board of dIrec- goal In mInd," he saId, "and that IS to VIces could save money and mcrease Fortunately, Woods voters have four tors, where department heads brIng wnte tIckets" He would also hke to effiCIency (We agree) out of whIch to choose three: LIsa matters before the dIrectors, who see polIce on walkIng or bike patrols, Vassallo IS also concerned about Pinkos Howle, Darryl Spicher, Steven decIde policy. partIcularly along Mack rental property and would lIke to see Vassallo and Dona DeSantIS "We should not mIcro-manage," she Grosse POInte Woods pohce, unlIke somethIng done to make sure proper- Reynolds. saId. some of the other POIntes, do not have tIes are mamtained. If you lIke the way thmgs are run m Pinkos Howle would like to help a bIke patrol Another good Idea IS for a shuttle the Woods now, vote for the "good old Mack Avenue merchants succeed To Steven Vassallo IS makIng hIs sec- up and down Mack Avenue, SImIlar to boys'" Thomas Farhner, Joseph do that, she would lIke to form a bUSI- ond attempt for the CIty counCIl He is the one runmng on Jefferson on the Dansbury and, because of hIS role as ness commISSIOn "They have a com- a doer, a volunteer, who gets the job Nautical Mlle. Perhaps that IS some- chalrman of the planning commIs- mISSIOn for everythIng else, but not done wIthout personal recognItIOn. thIng the Mack Avenue bUSIness asso- SIOn, Joseph Sucher Robert G. Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED - (313) 882-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PRODUCTION (313) 882-0294 Barbara Yubeck Velhacke (313) 882-3500 (313) 882-6O'lC Pubhsher John Minnis MargIe Rems Sm.lh. Peter J Birkner, Ad\l"rtl m~ Managu Mdna~:l'r Ken Schop. 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Ong, Penny Demck Gros~ Pol % Kltrchnoll Ave Betty Brosseau Pnx~frr'dder Adhrtl ..m~Ht pn"t nt.ltlH' Cf'MM' Po\ntr folnn!l MI 482J.b Carol Jarman Vol. 64, No. 43, October 23, 2003, Page 6A ('I\bert Gray CoPy {-dltor Kathleen D Bowie-; AdHrtl<;.mf?; Rl-pnor..t nt lttH Allan (•.the., e wish every parent could SIt SItuatIOns " down and have a cup of cof- PIerce adVIses teens to leave or call Wfee with Grosse Pomte home for a nde when they find themselves Woods MuniCIpal Judge at an unsupervIsed party - regardless Lynne Pierce. She WIll tell you thIngs whether alcohol IS present She also gIves you need to know the same adVIce to teens who find them- HaVIng served 12 years on the bench, selves at an adult-supervIsed party where PIerce IS seekmg her fourth four-year alcohol IS allowed (It happens more often term She has preSIded over hundreds of than we would hke to believe.) JUry tnals and thousands of bench tnals Even If the teen has been dnnkmg or She IS also the Grosse POInte Shores usmg other drugs, "the consequences are mUnIcIpal Judge and a VIStIngJudge In the far less when you call your parents than Harper Woods and Macomb County dIS- when you don't," Pierce saId tnct courts BaSIcally, there are three groups of kIds, The Woods pays Its Judge $20,000 a year she says The first group ISnot tempted to to hold court one day a week and to he explore alcohol, drugs or sex The Hurd available 365/24/7 to do arraIgnments or group compnses teens who WIll do so no Sign warrants She conSiders It her matter what they are told It's the group m responslbIlty to be always avaIlable the mIddle we need to reach, she saId Sex and adolescence are a bad combma- '1 It's not part of her Job descnptIOn, but as ''1/ aJudge and mother, PIerce IScommItted to tIon "Many teenagers allow thp.mselves to the youth In our community he put m SItuatIOns which they are not Address comments to cartoonist Phll Hands at phands@grossepointenews She, WIth Grosse Pomte Woods youth eqUIpped to deal WIth," P12rce SaId .com or go to www.phUtooDs.com officer Dan Koerher, founded the Cntlcal The Judge even talks to parents She LIfe ChOIces progam for freshmen at tells them they do not have to let theIr Grosse POInte North HIgh School kIds go to Cancun Parents should not feel Through the program, the young teens reluctant to call the parents of their teens' Majority rule in the Farms diSCUSSand stage what-If scenanos mvolv- fnends By Joseph Fromm Ing alcohol and other drugs and sex Pierce does not have a pnvate law prac- Difference 3 In Proposal A, people PIerce would rather mteract WIth the tICe When she ISnot In a courtroom, she IS I WIsh to state two thIngs at the cannot run for counCIl and mayor at students m school than In her courtroom talkmg WIth parents and teens and hemg onset. a mom the same tIme, whIch I'l the funda- Not only do tRens need to learn how to One, I have no mtentlOns ofrunmng mental part of our democratIc SOCIety. make the nght chOIces,but they also have "I feel I have the confidence of the com- for mayor. In Proposal B, up to eIght people can to aVOIdtemptation In the first place mumty," 'lhe saId "There are people who Two, I am a firm supporter don't lIke me, but that goes WIth hemg a run for counCIl and mayor at the same ~KIds have too much unsupervIsed tIme of Proposal A, the Joseph Judge 1 thmk I've shown to everyone my tIme and access to alcohol and other drugs," she A Amendment SaId "There IS no safe haven for chIldren dedIcatIon and mterest to the commumty" At the League of Women Joters The voters are confused between the these days No matter how well they are We agree and urge Grosse Pomte Woods meetmg earher thIS ll}Onth raIsed, they Will find themselves m bad voters to overwhelmmgly 'lhow their sup- two ballot proposals for the electIOn of CounCIlman Terry DaVIS commented mayor, and many people have asked port for our Judge, Judge Lynne PIerce that m pnor mayoral electlOns 10 the me about them other Pomtes, mayoral candidates ran As I see It, there are at least three unopposed He opmed that Proposal B bIg dIfferences between Proposal A Letters was better because It encouraged more ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~(the "Joseph Amendment") and people to nm Proposal B (the "CIty CounCIl" amend- Demeaning you would refer to dIsagree- obBt'rved that whIle makIng ment). I dIsagree As stated above, under ment between a male Aure all t ts k h Proposal A a mayor wlll be elected by 10 the Editor: Democrat and former Gov ace wor m ar- DIfference 1 Proposal A was placed more than 50 percent of the voters. I W'as. dl.~mayed to road J h E I mony, he never sacnficed hl~ on the ballot by more than 500 s gn ~ ',0 n ng er as a Ucock mtegnty Yet he and hl'l WIfe I a- Under Proposal B, It IS hIghly unhkely your arhclr dbo;It state GOP fight" Somehow [ doubt It Nancy have made hugr sac- tures from registered voters In the one candIdate will receIve 50 percent chaIr lBet~yl [)eVo'" e;JX'<'ch Loraleigh Keashly nfices In theIr pere;onal lIve" Farms FIve m('mbers of the Farms of the votes at the Eastsldp Republican Harper Woods to 'lerve our city He even CIty CounCIl placed Proposal B on the Club oInnf>r I.~tate GOP groomed hI" <;uccessor. ballot What IS wrong If a mayor IS d6mg a good Job as mayor, and no one chooses ChaIr DeVO'l{;()(>'lAfter Gov Thanks, Rich! Shlme Ree"lde, the'le many DIfference 2 In Proposal A, the to run agamst him or her? Why IS It Granholm," Oct 16) YE'ar'!'iO that the tramntlOn mayor WIll be elected by a maJonty (50 I found your ChllTactRnz8' To the Editor: WIllbe flawle<;'1 percent or more) of the voters Ifmore better to have many people running tlon of Ms DoVo'!'comments IlIoaones the r>reek Alth h h ,- ..~," oug t ere doesn't t han two candIdates run for mayor a for mayor, but none of them can wm ae; a "onp,sldpd cat fight" phllo'!opher, I'! "llId to have '!epm to be much fanfare at pnmary WIll be held, and two candl- WIth more than 50 percent of the otTpnRlve and dE-meamng to walked the strl'el'! of hIs cIty hl~ decl~lOnto retrT't', I want dates wlli be on the ballot votes? both Ms Devo'! and Gov searchmg for an honest man h to k th h k Jo<;eph Fromm IS a former mayor of (,JennIfer) Granholm By Centunes later. he would h:~ not g::: un:~p~:I:~~ In Proposal B, up to 11 people (eIght Grosse Poznte Farm <; usmg the term "cat fight" to have found hIm m the per- We have one ofthe hest CIties running for counCIl and three mcum- refer to A dlsagTeement son of RIchard Solak, cIty 10 thE' world due largrly to bent counCIl members; could run for betwel'n the'le wompn. you manager of Grosse POInt~ thp care of the power hehind mayor The odds of one pE'rson recelV- are eA!>entlally demeamng Farms the throne mg more than 50 percent of the votes Letters deadline the Importance of what was RJ(:h hAS announced hIS Thank you Rich Solak' IS hIghly unlikely, whIch means the • said and who these two retlrem('nt after faIthfully mayor WIll be elected Into office by a -women are 8ervlng our cIty for 31 yearil Ron and Donna Carloni mmonty of the voters. is 3 p.m. Monday 1can't help but wonder If As a pnvate cItIzen,] have GI"088e Pointe FarDl8 ; r w. 4 5 CLARKE, Darren golf At fir&t, I Just thought to complete the team. she was patIently, indul- The current 2004 U S 3274 We'll help 6 POULTER, Ian 32 60 gently gOing along WIth one Ryder Cup standmgs and 7 HOWELL, DaVId 26.87 • of her husband's newest points are 8 FASTH, Nlclss 2559 fads At least thIS one was 1. WOODS, TIger regain 9 GRONBERG, MathIas harmless and could be con- 1,225000 strued as exercIse 2 FURYK, JIm 774.479 2433 the cup! Maybe that IS how her 3. LOVE III, DaVIS 10 DAVIS, Bnan 1889 Interest started, but no\\; she 586250 A record 102,000 tIcket Dear Ryder Cup Patroll knows the tour players bet- 4 PERRY, Kenny 571 607 requests were turned III for the random draWing, whIch You haur beell ,,-[nled Ifl till! ter than 1 do nMinnis 5 MICKELSON, PhIl drawing to punha.'>e the She can't stand SergIO 550250 ensures a sellout for the 6 TOMS, DaVId 496 375 matche& at Oakland HIlls tRketb listed aboLe to the GarcLa or Cohn mght, though I reasons I stIll have a 2001 7 FUNK, Fred 358 625 The gallery WIll be limIted to 36th Ryder Cup Matche ... Montgomene, both of whom The Ryder Cup Matches Ryder Cup hat and shIrt 1 8 RILEY, Chns 322 500 38,000 per day Unlike pre- LIsted above wel e two have yet to make the Ryder are held every other year, bought that somber week-long InternatIOnal Cup Matches Her favorItes 9 CAMPBELL, Chad VIOUS Ryder Cup Matches, plttmg U S players against September at Faldo's golf PavIlIOn pa"bes for next are TIger, Dan> Love, PhI! 321250 dally tIckets were sold thIS a European team It's very school m Orlando Sept 14.19 at Oakland HIlls Mickelson and Jack 10 KELLY, Jerry 298 625 year competItIve, brmglOg out Country Club Nlckl ~~,Grosse Pointe News ~: . October 23, 2003, '" . fIi by Ben Bums Am bassador Ill1ght have fallen out left Three and out --- behmd Everythmg neat The Job tItle doesn't mat- and tIdy Smcl' the Grosse Pointe tel', Harvey Hilgendorf IS "I called Grosse Pomte Newcomers Club figures an ambassador of good WIll. Farms offices to tell them that you ought to be settl;d On Nov. 7 he WIll have put just how much 1 appreclat- m after three years, LoUIse III 37 years at that post as ed haVIng such a consclen- Thomas reports that after he makes hIS dally rounds tlOUS and meticulous work- 36 months, It'S "hasta la dealmg one on one WIth the er and the receptIOnIst sug- VISta, baby'" reSidents of the Farms, g~sted that 1 wnte Rich But those suffenng from "gomg above the call of Solak, the cIty manager, to WIthdrawal symptoms can Jom the Grosse Pomte Visit the Grosse Pointe Dog. website: http://gpdogs.keenspace.com duty," mak10g sure every- let hIm know what a great tlung IS in its place and Job Harvey does Great sug- Newcomers Alumm Club smihng as he goes gestIon, but 1 deCIded that And those who never In some fancy settmgs, Rich Solak shouldn't be the belonged to the Newcomers, • hIS pohtIcally correct tItle only person who knows how but have been around a few nught be "samtatIon engI- great Harvey IS Everyone years, can also Jom the ..5treetwlse neer." In others, he would should know and, m fact, 1 SOCIalgroup. be called a "trash hauler," figured I was wntmg thiS You WIll have to help plan Question of the Week: and 10 olden days we called letter for Just about every- at least one of the -partIes ~!N!:..hav~~ hIS pOSItIon, "the garbage one who ever had Harvey as each year, accordmg to f[,'{d1 "'"- I "'-mances iU the new~ax .M: "Fis.,ier USIC ...zIlllDl' l.Wt.,JP GtoM,e J>.Il~ -t-M8h-oo!..~ ,...... ,weE$j.deI\tlal couple Ro-q Center thIS season? .- Farms hUi]ob clasSlficatIol/, and Ginger Morketter . accordIng to CIty Hall's "So. RIch, I want you to Past outings have 10cluded Marge Foster is simply know Harvey Hilgendorf mystery bus ndes, croquet "laborer." does a great Job And thank tournaments, Halloween Any number of Farms you, Harvey, for beIng the partIes, clam bakes and "I've already been there I reSIdents have called to te11 went to the Smokey best. Neat ConscIentIous city officials about how tnps to lIve performances Robmson concert I saw hIm Dependable And always much pride Harvey takes 10 The next party IS sched- two years ago at the Macomb WIth a smile We really Ius work, but let Annie uled for Saturday, Nov. 8, at Center, and I thought thIS appreCIate all that you do the Crescent SaIl Yacht show was tWIce as good I Faust, who has been on the for us" receIvmg end of Harvey's Club and WIll be chaIred by also have season tickets to Flo Seltzer If you are the DSO" ~~~sl~or 16 years, tell you Virus buster Interested, call the Joe Sprys "It's Tuesday mom1Og, Morketters at (313) 824- St. Clair Shores John Camp, computer 3739 which means trash pIckup guru at Wayne State on Moran Road And as Umverslty, reports that the "I probably WIll go I don't usual Harvey HIlgendorf school's computer system Who's Who was here to pIck up have any plans nght now" gets attacked by computer John Robert Ted Monahan Whenever Harvey pIcks up VIruses as many as 500,000 my trash, the barrels are Dickerson, formerly of Joe Spry. Grosse Pointe Farms tImes per week Most of Grosse POInte, WIll be aiways put back m the them are qmckly detected same spot, lids on tIght, no Included III the 2004 edItIOn Ted Monahan and lulled by the hIgh poW- unsightly garbage that ered defense system. See FYI, page loA Points about the Pointes "I Imagme I WIll be gOIng When, I'm not sure" The safety net of good old film negatives ... Jim Boettcher what will replace them in our digital age? Grosse Pointe Farms As many of you know, I am a strong proponent thetr Images IS by labonously of usmg the IlICJ'edlble,new technology around us pnntlng them at home one at a to allow us to better commlDllcateWIth the people llme These UIkJet pnnts can be In our communIty who control Its destmy nuned by a mOIsthand or WIth ,.. 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PrtItHooPllt1l ...... _ ...... -..... -\,.. ..~".,,,,..~,,...... ~,-...~ ...... ,...... ~ . \ October 23,2003 8A Grosse Pointe News- Lucido Lucido Fine Jewelry in Sterling Joe joined his brother in the jewelry Heights. You have to love jewelry to business within a year. sell it well, but you have to love peo- In 1987 the opportunity presented Happiness comes pIe more. itself to purchase a well- established sometimes in a In a time besotted by recession and jewelry sture in Sterling Heighttl, small box, a economic setbacks, Lucido Jewelry four miles south of the present loca- memento that book- erupted into the marketplace and is tion. DeMas Jewelry had been in marks an event or a enjoying a burgeoning business that business since 1928 and when the moment of transi- continues at a fast pace to capture Lucidos took over they increased the tion in our lives. A 1 the consumer's fancy wi th a bold space from 1,500 to 3,000 sq. ft. and daughter gets a new presence in jewelry retailing. set about building their own identity. strand of pearls for As with all successful business, Eventually, serendipity took them graduation. An anniversary gets there is an ideology, a paradigm, a past a parcel of land that was for marked and marked again with a force, a presence, a figurehead that sale, and three years ago they moved necklace, a ring, a glittering little sets the tenor and breathes life into to their present location in something that says "I still love all that follows. Sometimes, it's two November and formally changed the you." And as "I still love you" ech- partners that playoff one another name of the store to Lucido Fine oes through time, a million rings will and create a singular and unique Jewelry. be offered as a seal of commitment personality that is the blueprint for and a million more hearts will melt doing business. Sometimes it was The Legacy when the y the influence of the father that made Joseph Lucido, Sr. owned for many open th a t the son who he is today. years a collision shop on 6 mile and small box, that In 1980, Vincent Lucido started in Van Dyke. Like all second-genera. token from a what would become his career and tion immigrant families he had loved one that life's blood, as do many prominent learned the lessons of hard work and marks an occa- figures, as an errand boy. From understood the precarious nature sion or defines these inauspicious beginnings the and pitfalls of owning your own busi. " a feeling. seeds of passion took root and he ness. In 1987, the brothers per.~ We buy jew- immersed himself from that day for- suaded their father to join them as a elry, we wear ward in learning his trade. Taking consultant and advisor. "Dad had a 'l:-.~'. jewelry, we courses at gemology institutes and heart condition," Vincent remertl- pass it on. It apprenticing with master jewelers bers. "H~.~~ed to send a lot of peb- DeGennaro ~beGlonie81~part, II the beclU!ne morerand''IIIlOl'e immersec\.: pIe herl;~ ~tb'lueB 't'efteCtl~)~; of our lives and a legacy to a future in what would later become a voca- how important his father was in the generation. A memento that carries tion rather than a career. Soon his formation of the formidable building a message. A watch from a father to enthusiasm for the business would that now stands on the southwest a son. A tradition that transcends lead him to managing a well- corner of 19 Mile and Schoenherr. explanation. respected jewelry store in a promi- "We succeed because we are not Some things have not changed. nent retail location. Still, an angel afraid to stay here 20 hours a day," What has changed is the experience was over his shoulder. Vincent explains when asked how it of how we buy things. As we work Vince had discovered something in was that success came so quickly. more and time becomes the ultimate his pursuit of understanding jewelry "Dad taught us how to treat people. luxury, the assembly line store, the and how it is made. Apart from the How to be kind. To treat people with help-yourself showcases and the hard, raw materials of diamond, respect no matter how they dress inhuman Internet offer a cold and platinum and gemstones, and the commercial experience in a self-serv- artistic vision required to create a ice arena. The salesman has become custom piece, something was miss- the hard-to-find commodity in ing. Vince needed a magician. today's self-serve world, and I am Someone whose sleight of hand could alone in the department store and on add another dimension to the pre- the Internet. cariously delicate setting of fine "This is not how people want to buy stones and pave diamonds. This is ..-- ~; when he pulled his younger brother ,~~,...t r'"~ ..., Joseph out of a career as a profes- '•.~ t I ' sional magician. I (~L"" Joe had played at the Magic Castle in Hollywood, had studied with the " I" , 'L ~ best of them, and had had his hand ~l' I '.' .~~""'. ..~ in the black top hat since he was a young kid. He much preferred the '-~~.-. spotlight and the applause of an \. " ,"~'" ,.~ .,.'," l!I( " :-....? ':, ~,,:<. -, # • ....,Ji,J'"IiHooo_.lJrnw •. , . audience to working behind a desk. • ---.~,.;. - •• J r. ':1', ~:. • ' Still his brother needed someone jewelry," says Vincent Lucido, who with hIghlY rvol\('d manual dexter- together with his brother Joe owns ity and a pi •~I Tacori Jacob and Co. Lucido Watches 42.825'-'<...... ),'1 ~ ... Schoenherr .., .\ ~}10: Tag Heuer -.~ .~ __ • ~., ~~~-A __'_'=-_~'':':'~::'':'':'-'':'-_~__ ':''''_'-:':'':''...a.a:.'-:'~~:,,:',:,,:''.L;';'~''::.....:..:.. '.:-' ~~_~_. _ -_...... ----....--...-...... ---_ ..._----_...... -...... ---_...... -. ..,.....--~.,...-...--...- .. October 23,2003 Grosse Pointe News 9A e and how much money they have," he succeeded in mental to the functioning of any reflects when remembering his achieving this store and eminently evident here. father who sadly passed away last vision. "I would prefer that you don't pur- May. The $250,000 chase something if you're not com- A visitul tv Ule ::.LUle wuuld have call ary dia- f01table," says mond ring sits Vince. "You innocuously in have to be the showcase next to a trinket of far comfortable. lesser pomp and circumstance. The It's ve r y eye moves across showcase after important," showcase of intermingling property he adds as if from every level of interest and price. not stressing And all of it is a feast to the senses. enough the Certainly one notices the spectacular paramount array of Rolex watches and the enor- rule of cus- sensed this philosophy right away. mously impressive collection of David tomer satis- Although the store is large and Yurman jewelry. And as exclusive faction. "We expansive, 7,500 square feet of open dealers and distributors for Scott take it back with a smile," he says space with natural light tumbling in Kay Sterling and Ja'cob and Co. when asked about the return policy. through large picture windows envel- watches, a certain cachet of custom- "Our customers are the most impor- oping the building, there is a calm- ers who will settle for nothing but tant thing. Without them, we are ness that mingles with the richness the best will always be in the crowd nothing." of the interior. There is nothing and around those showcases. Remembering a lady who bought a intimidating W Nonetheless, the sweet sixteen ring from him many years prior and here. .:~ locket, the cameo brooch, the simple who has followed him from store to The mind f strand of pearls will not be outdone store, Vince stresses the company's moves to under- . or overshadowed. The Crown Jewels appreciation of customer loyalty. stand why this ~ will take their place in the showcase "It's people like her who have sup- ,fl. works, why I till- along with the daisy chain. ported us that have brought us to want to stay A little Lucite pyramid perches near where we are today." I longer, why I the front window with the tiniest of I will give you a token and you will I feel totally wel- silver pieces, some so precious and remember and cheri~h it. ,A. smil~, a 1/ come hewe. And.. v~smaU,.theyllcouln' get '~!!lt ,m 'your I \ ..hmlElsh'RiQe~ia -promise, loyalty: You then I under- palm. Here sits the cleverly con- give it and it comes back to you again stand. This was a carefully planned ceived collection of David Yurman and again. It never leaves. architecture, not only of structure Baby. A chance to give a simple A photograph hangs on the wall in a but also of atmosphere. A nationally piece of silver to celebrate a birth. prominent place. Everyone coming known architect with many famous For those who prefer solitude while to the store will see it. Two brothers jewelry stores to his credit was trying on a watch or examining a dia- and their father. "Our father was engaged to design the store. The mond, there are private rooms that our partner, our best friend, and our mandate was simple. To create an encircle the store where couples can father," Vince reminisces. "It was a ambiance that was as inviting to the look at bridal jewelry or where duch- terrible loss." construction worker as it would be to esses can tryon tiaras in complete Someone once said, "Respect is the duchess. And they more than privacy. Nothing has been missed in what you have to give in order to the quest to provide comfort to the get." This is from where all things _____ ------,guest. start and John Sakelaris came to the store six all things years ago as a customer. He is now that flour- one of the managers. "I started as a ish will shopper," he explains. "And they have this bent over backwards." Inspired by edict at the treatment he received, he now their core. carries on the tradition of customer It is something you sense at that service above all in his daily deal- first encounter. Something that was ings. Another manager, Sandy taught at an early age. Something Rubino, explains the philosophy, "It's that was handed down. a family oriented business where we Happiness is something ethereal, care about the customer, whether it intangible, elusive. We chase after - is the small guy with the jewelry it, but we can never own it entirely. repair or the $10,000 customer." It It is a gift. Sometimes, though, it works because the owners are can come in a small box, a memento invested not only in the customers, that says "1 still love you," and ech- but in the employees as well. There oes through time. Photography Credits If; laughter, Rnd banter and respect. MIchael SamackliNew CIty PhotographIc " ~~~ ...... :.. ~. "III j I , AdvertIsement t ' t<;:-;...... -- ~------" - le; Jewelry e r 1i n g U; e.i g h t s ~~ 1" "'.;~ "" ,r ..,.. .. ~I -- ____ _co. - October 23, 2003 10A News Grosse Pointe News spiked h8.1r who wItnesses pIckup headmg eastbound for drunken dnvmg Officers Remingtons saId sprayed a 9-year-old mto Grosse Pomte Shores said the man's dnver's crossmg guard m the eye PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS As the pickup turned onto Itcense had been suspended rifled Wlth unknown contents of Lakeshore, the Woods officer eIght tImes who left the scene In a dark Four firearms were stolen an aerosol can The VIctlm garage m the 2000 block of pulled the dn ver over on green Chevy TraIlblazer from a rebldence In the 1700 was not lOJured Stanhope In Grosse Pomte SUSpICIOnof drunken drl- Locker theft Woods on Thursday, Oct 16, vmg A test conducted about block of Vermer sometIme The mCldent happened on Someone broke mto a 14- shortly before 8 p m an hour later registered the last week between 'fuesday, Thursday, Oct 16, between Vehicles year-old hIgh school stu- The Wltness s8.1dthe truef man's blood alcohol level of Oct 14, at 6 a m and 3 30 and 3 45 pm., at the dent's locker last week and Saturday, Oct 18, at 10 a m corner of Hollywood and was weanng a Joggmg suit entered 14 percent aad drove away m a white stole her medIUm-sIzed Grosse Pomte Woods offi. Goethe Dunng the mght of 12091 Ford van. The van North Face gray and black cers dIscovered pry marks A Wltness B~ild the attack- Saturday, Oct 18, a Bosch % headed southbound on .137 BAL coat, a NokIa cellular tele- on a gun case that had con- er wore a black hooded tool kit was stolen from a Chester to westbound At 3 30 am, on Saturday, phone and a wallet contam- tamed two RemIngton nfles, sweatshIrt and Jeans Pohce Ford truck parked m the Llttlestone Oct 18, Grosse Pomte mg $50 ~ J:J.;J1'1"." 'T11htRry 3l-cal- ""'0 thp AProsol can was 700 block of Bamngton m Th" homeowner also Woods pohce determmed The lOCIdent occurred m Iber nfle and a 12-gauge about 4 to 6 mches long, lirosse Pomte Park reported missing a Thro leaf that d 19-ye,u -vlu Ut he! the 700 block of ~bck In FranchI shotgun The owner black wIth silver tnm and In another mCldent, a had a blood alcohol level of Grosse Pomte Woods Poltce saId the weapons were blower green letterIng. The con- Kenwood radIo-compact dISC 137 percent Officers were were mformed of the theft worth $400 each. tents smelled "kInd of per- player was stolen from a car mvestIgatlng the man, a on Tuesday, Oct 14, at 9 22 Also mlssmg were two fumy," saId a young Wltness Caught in parked m the 1100 block of Woods reSIdent, for drunken a.m scopes made by Weaver and Lakepomte sometIme drIVing In the area of Bushnell Theft chase between Tuesday, Oct 14, Vernier and ThIes Lane Two DetrOIt males were and Thursday, Oct 16 Anniversaries Picking on kids witnessed caught after fleemg tWIce The folloWlng officers are .273 % BAL celebratmg anmversanes Grosse Pomte Woods A Harper Woods reSIdent from Grosse Pointe Woods Stolen bikes A woman was arrested for pohce are lookIng for a saw an unknown man steal pohce shortly after mIdmght WIth the Grosse Pomte Park Two bIcycles were report. drunken dnvmg last week- pubhc safety department teenage male weanng black a Toro snow blower from a on Wednesday, Oct 15. The men had been pulled ed stolen last week In end after nearly mowing • OEO KImberly Scanlan, over m a car reported stolen Grosse Pomte Park down a Grosse Pomte Woods two years and from DetrOIt less than three A boy's sIlver and black poltceman. • PSO Jeffrey Longo, 11 ~BRE(KflS hours earher The males, a 15.speed moun tam bIke was On Saturday, Oct. 18, a years ~~ MASSAGE TH£RAPY,n< 20-year-old dnver and pas- taken from a rear yard m few mmutes before 5 am, - Brad Lmdberg Presents senger, 14, abandoned the the 1400 block of the officer was standmg m Buckmgham on Monday, Cindy TobUIS R.A ,eM T car m the 2000 block of an unitt sectIOn of south- Dog day fA Stone Therapy .•. Shiatsu ... Roslyn The paIr spht up Oct 13, between 6'45 and bound Mack near construc- A type 01 ma""ge where hot dnd ~hl"t'u " d method of ma"age and ran between houses 7.10 pm tIOn barrIcades protectmg IhJ.l Ln\ 01\ e" presc;ure on the afternoon cold ,tone' are pldced on Ihe A short whIle later, offi- On Sunday, Oct 19, constructIOn eqUIpment hody Hedted ,tone' drc u,ed ,oLupuncturc pOints The Grosse Pomte Shores Ihrou&hoUI the hody between 8 and 11 40 am, a bemg used for the water to ma"dge Ihe hody dll(J cers met up Wlth the sus- Department of PublIc Safety \0\ ork deep lnto .,lrCd'" 01 Stretchmg rockmg and pects walkIng on eastbound men's 24-Inch mountam malO mstallatlOn ,tre""" and len ...lon 1 h, ... fdnge of motion are receIved numerous calls bIke was removed from a In .11....0 te{..hnlquc~ used Brys west of Mack An offi- The woman, who lives Iype of therdpy I"", "the about two dogs sWlmmmg III IOLfCJ. ... throughout " ~hlal,u garage m the 800 block of Grosse Pomte Park and dn- LnnnunC ..y~tem C... cer ordered the paIr to the Lake 8t CI81r Just south of L trLllldlion d,I ...tc<" hJuod 'e"lon 1he~e leeh Beaconsfield ves a Burgundy, 1995 mquc~ aid in mcreao;;mg ground. They complIed but \ c~,e1l., Jnt! w,Jrnl'''l lm:d Saturn four-door, registered the Grosse Pomte Yacht ...ore mu ...dc ... the body', circulatIOn. then got up and ran In dif. Club around 3 p m. on boo,tong Ihe Immune ferent dIrectIOns % a 273 percent blood alcohol ') ,tern lymph drdlOage .164 BAL Tuesday, Oct 14 lIarper Woods officers level 93 Kercheval • Suite 3 dnd give, d per'on the feel. At 2.59 a m. on Saturday, The dogs' owner amved Officen, found a spIlled on-the Hill 109 of deep relax allan whIle at caught the 14-year-old near Oct. 18, a 57-year-old Grosse when officers were trying to lhc "'time tlmc fcehng energ17cd the corner of Brys and glass of suspected alcohol In ThO' lechnoque " performed on a Pomte Woods man admitted retrieve the ammals from her car 313-886.8761 thle~ mdl on the floor Helen consummg at least four the water The officers Grosse Pomte Woods dnnks before getting behmd adVIsed the owner of the vIl- pohce caught the older sus- the wheel of hIS white, 1997 .08 % BAL lage's runmng at large ordl. pect between houses In the Chrysler four-door. A 25-year-old DetrOIt man nance and gave hIm one 2000 block of Roslyn near A Woods officer stopped was found passed out m the week to purchase dog licens- lIelen the man upon seemg his car dnver seat of hIs Idlmg vehi- es weavmg down the 1000 cle on northbound lIarper Cars stolen block of eastbound Cook near Allard on Saturday, American Laser Centers Two Chrysler products The car dnfted over the cen- Oct 18, at 6 55 a m Two-car chase were stolen last week in ter hne and scraped the Two passers-by were on Pollce from St ClaIr Remove unwonted hair! Grosse Pomte Park. nght curb the scene when a Grosse Shores to Grosse Pomte On Wednesday, Oct 15, at A Breathalyzer test indI- POInte Woods patrolman Park had an unsuccessful Prices stQrtlng at••. 4'40 pm., a 2001 Dodge cated a 164 percent blood amved pursuIt of two people who Upper Ll'p . $99 95 IntrepId was taken from a alcohol content "1 attempted to awaken stole two vehIcles early BikinI Line $159.95 parking lot in the 15000 The lUc1dent was the first the Two Other locations To Serve You: T(lOY otelS.C;om N~VI Get Your Own Extreme (Smile) Makeover • takes away gaps • instant straightening • lightens dark teeth Grosse Pointe News Endorses Roby... ------LIF£.CHA~GIXG DE~rrISTRY! "Roby is one of the best new candidates to come along in some time. CALL NOW for your F-RE[ CONSULTATION As former owner of a machinery company, Roby brings to the council a lifetime of sound business experience. II " In his first bid for public office, Roby has a good grasp of the issues, is aware of the problems on the current council and was able to articulate better than any of the other candidates what is going on in the Farms. II l!1Provide sound prudent business principles to city government ttr Help prOVidepublic recreation for people of all ages AFTER l!1Guarantee police and fire support for strong public safety Th(' patlf'nt shown here {~ act!UlIll/ one of Dr Qwnn ~ This brirJe wanted ro look Iter mo.,/ bcawrfui b11Iter weddlnq but ttr Support the direct election proposal for our Mayor fear('d denIal work In les~ thcm 2 hO!lr., toral chOIr rIme. Ihe re~liil., wen> phenomenal and rnily /ife chanqlnq • No shots, no droopy !IpS. No dniling (In most cases) Mr Roby served as the CEO for Palmer EqUipment Company of DetrOit • Has been a Grosse Pomte Farms • No discomfort at all reSident for over 40 years • Married to Mary McKean With three children, Douglas F Roby, 111,Patncla R .-l Dr. CarollI. Quinn Gotfredson and Charles C Roby. Active DIrector - Boys Republic Construction Assoc of Michigan, ~ WOODS COS)IIITIC DE~1'AL CARE MIChIgan Construction Dealers Assoc I Michigan EqUipment Dealers Assoc , Michigan Rental Assoc 20870 ~Iack at Holhwood • Grosse Pointe Woods 31:3.881.1231 r. ... ~ .... ""1 • ..- _ ...... ~ .. ~ ...... , .. - .. -,. .. ~...... _ ... - - ._ ...... " News 11A Public safety ------_ From page lOA t o DetrOIt RecelVmg of the Court warrant out of City sets official Hospital for treatment Wayne County and a $359 Party host they lo~t ~Ight of Itm the Clly mIsdemeanor warrant out of of Grosse POinte DetrOit busted A resident m the 800 block wi tching hours More damage The mdn paId the bonds A 17-year-old City of of Notre Dame In the City A 17-year-old DetrOit male and was relea~ed two hours Grosse Pomte male was was awakened by her dog may have been askmg for Jdter Cited for zero tolerance and By Bonnie Caprara barkmg at hm 1993 Jeep trouble when he was caught refusmg to take an alcohol StaHWnler Cherokee backmg out of the dovmg With a broken tall breath test when City publIc The City of Grobbe POInte has deemed 5 30 to 8 p.m dnveway It IS believed the I1ght on Lakebhore near Wild drinker safety officers VISited hIS to be the offiCial wltchmg hours on Halloween mght suspects swapped the Oxford on Thursday, Oct 16 Grosse Pomte Shores pub. house early mornmg ~These are gUldehnes for safe tock-or-treatmg," SaId Sebnng, which was left m He may have deserved to he safety officers had their Sunday, Oct 19 AI Fmcham, the City's director of pubhc safety "The front of the house from have hiS car towed when hands full WIth a drunken Officers were called to the longer they stay out, the higher potential there IS for whprp thp ,fppp \\If''' t'lkt'1' "ffjce'"" dlsco"ered he dId dnver on Fnday, Oct 17 house at 12 35 a m to accidents" Park public safety officers not have a dnver's lIcense An ollicer saw a red ~UUd respond to nOise complamts Fmc!uIT' "uggp"t~d thflt rp"Hlpnt<; turn off porch lost track of the suspects In dnd expIred and had Jaguar speeding m excess of at the house on Cranford lIghts and have chIldren return home by 8 p m the Jeep on Mack near Improper plates on the car 67 mph on eastbound Lane Officers asked to talk The City lS the second commumty In the Pomtes to Dickerson, where It was It's doubtful If he deserved Lakeshore at the Village to the youth after they saw estabhsh tnck-or-treatmg hours Grosse Pomte Park traveling In excess of 85 to have hiS car damaged hmit Just after 130 a.m several youths dnnkmg beer has had Similar guidehnes In place for the past five mph While the youth's blue When officers pulled the car m the house and on the years 1980 Chevrolet was bemg over on Lakeshore near pabo If 2 1/2 hours Isn't enough time to celebrate Mood swings pulled onto a flatbed trailer WIllison and asked for the The youth, who smelled of Halloween, children 12 and under are mVlted to fesbv- the car slid down the ram~ 33-year-old St Clair Shores mtOJacants and had slurred Illes In the Village hosted by the Grosse Pomte Village Grosse Pomte Shores pub. rebldent for her Identifica- AsSOCiatIOn hc safety officers proved and 20 feet down the road speech, became argumenta- tIOn and paperwork, she Merchants Willpass out candy, and the Fnends of the once again that a routme unbl It hit and caused mod- bve and ordered the officers erate damage to a Grosse threw her wallet at him and to leave hIS house The offi- Grosse POinte PublIc Llorary Will pass out books from traffic stop can be danger- said, "Fmd It yourself" ous Pomte Shore'! patrol car cers dId after writmg the 3 30 to 4 45 P m The City Parks and RecreatIOn Dunng the mvesllgatlOn, Department wlil hold actlVltles from 4 45 to 6 p.m Officers pulled over a 33- CItatIOns the woman made a vulgar Acbvltles IOclude a pumpkm patch walk and a profes- year-old Southfield man for All the guests fled the Dirty prank comment to an officer and SIOnal photographer who will take pictures for a fee speeding and taIlgating on house before they could be The bike of a 15-year-old trIed to walk mto traffic. questIOned. There w111also be a costume contest where wmners will Lakeshore neal Provencal at Grosse Pomte Park boy The woman failed a set of be selected for scanest, funmest, most ongInal, most 1008 a m on Wpdnesday parked at d Grobse Pomte field sobnety tests and beautIful and best homemade costumes Kercheval In Oct. 15 Officerb arreste'd Farms high school bike rack recorded a blood alcohol the Village Willbe closed to traffic from 2 to 6 p m the man when they diSCOV- was covered With feces after level between 19 percent ered the man's auto Insur- school on Thursday, Oct 16 and 20 percent She was Car-bike ance expired and that he School administrators released at 1030 a m on had three dnver's license were also nobfied about the $100 bond accident suspenSIOns and was want- mCldent A 13-year-old Clty of ed on a chIld neglect war- Drink, drive, Grosse Pomte boy was In rant out of Ottawa County stable condltlon With a con- The man got combative Walk in the crash cusslOn at a local hospital at With officers at the statIOn Alcohol may have been a press tIme after he was hit when they asked him to end dark factor In a rear-end coll1slOn by a car on his way to school a lengthy phone call With hiS City of Grosse Pomte offi- on westbound Lakeshore at III the 600 block of gIrlfnend and told him hiS cers couldn't charge a 31- Vermer III Grosse Pomte Washington m the CIty on car would be Impounded vear.old Detrmt man for Shores on Saturday, Oct 18 Monday, Oct 20 Officers placed the man m a SUSpiCIOUS activitIeS on The Tecumseh man, dn- Accordmg to Pubhc Safety holdmg cell Thursda~ Oct 16, but they vmg a red 1996 Lincoln >"ear DIrector AI Fmcham, the The man became combat. did charge hIm for two out- ended a 38-year-old St ClaIr boy was the thIrd of four Ive again when an officer standmg warrants Shores woman In a white boys ndmg northbound In escorted the man's gtrlfnend An officer saw the man 2003 Nlssan MaXima who the street The unidentified walk IOta a back yard of a to the cell to deliver a med- was stopped at a red hght at dnver swerved and struck IcatIOn for a mood disorder house In the 800 block of the mtersectlOn While the youth head-on The man bit the officer m Neff at 1030 p m The offi- Invesllgatmg the aCCident, a "He went up over the hood the left hand cer found the man a few pubhc safety officer detected of the car, Jandmg on hIs ~ Councilman The man was then placed ffimutes later at Mack and the smell of mtoxlcants on school backpack, which m flex cuffs, which he broke Neff the man It was found the c~BhlOned the mJury," Stephen He then went after an officer The man told the officer Fmcham Bald. man h ad a blood alcohol FIn h 'd th dn With a metal object, which he went mto the yard lIb c am Sal e ver SHOLTY was later discovered to be a because he thought he was eve etween 13 percent Bald she had a Wlndslueld H.-. 'W'or'k1ng fa .. you' being followed. However, the and 14 percent . obst1\1C4on t th tt f metal plate from a spnnkler No one was 1nJuree mfhe th.. a e me 0 Remember to Vote Nov. 4th ,the officer q,.,.,f19K~m:l.-,M ..was headlJD .hold. "8'OOllJ G accident U "I) m!!tl~ ~ III ,<1 ~l So I I wanted on a $2,671 Fnend , - Jjonnze caprara The man was then taken Polc/lorby~Comm_toE~'S.o"'Sholl)' JI2 Roo",o' p, Geo"oP nle Tra vel confidently powerfully impressively luxuriously assertively distinctively securely 001;';;""" * Frontal Crmh. Dm.w'. j!' *..* * s.i":',~ ***** Frontal Croth, Possenger'Seoi ' ***** SIde Crosh, Front Seat ***** Side Cn;1sh, Rear Soot.." ****. 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"...... -- -- ...... - _ ...... ,. ., ...... - . October 23, 2003 _12A __ H_a_l1!erWoods Grosse Pointe News LWV sponsor HW city council candidate discussion By Carrie Cunningham about makll1g the councIl that he would look mto It If the needs of the commuruty Staff Wnter more acceSSIbleto the pubhc elected WIth the needs of seruors? The League of Women by broadcastll1g meetll1gs and Marshall Bald such a com- A "1 thInk we need to take Voters sponsored a discussIOn creatmg a Web SIte Boland mISSIon has already been needs of all cItIzens II1to forum at the Harper Woods adamantly echoed Implemented WIth mdlVldual account," Lancaster SaId Commumty Center for cIty Lancaster's sentlment, saymg boards Marshall saId the questIOn councIl candIdates on he would have town hall Costantmo agreed, cltmg reqUIreS a dehcate balance Thursday, Oct 16 Members meetmgs every Wednesday the RecreatIOn AdVISOry more cIty services are costly of LIIl:;! llUl.J"W"" oubrmttcd mom!ng- He :::.lsc (,r1h('~'7~O ROflro but saId a more for seruors on fixed mcomes. questiOns, and the candidates the board for not speakmg out streamhned system would be but WIth top-rate servIces. offered theIr VIews as cItIzens on the school bond useful property values WIllgo up The candIdates Include Issue "I do thInk It would be a "We are tI"Ylngto make It Incumbents MIchael The questIOns ranged from good Idea to have a one stop more lIvable for semors," SUlci Monaghan, Cheryl questIOns about Kelly Road shop COmmISSIon,"Costantino Costantino Costantmo and Hugh and Eastland to the hbrary SaId "We do thmgs to be fiscally Mar ~l \fMARlt~ Of- THf PROI'(I<;11> ~I II ....L I' I'D !-\(PH,DITl Rt<; FOR TIll. \f J '" hac I P M cmaghan 1fl14RI OGIoTI-O F\!J',[)S ARt \,1011 )"'~ Wnlc In Wn'e In Wn,c In In:rtCral t-und ~IO"X ~()() Vmc F-or !'lot More Than Thrcl. I l J \bjO' ~llCel found 112 OW GENf:.RA L OBWGA IlO.:i.Bill ~H-\[ I the CII) of H.t1'flC'r W()(l(j, (oun,y of Wa}rK' M1chlgaf1o hOTT0"'" the rrml,.lflal amnt!nl 01 n I! IOl'l(l('eJ Three MillIOn One Hundred \\.aler & ~\\('r hmd 2 4~110('0 Th{,u\.and I~ 1.Jr\ IS"l 100 l:lOlll and ...... uc In iinc Of more \('ne<"., .. ~('l1('ral ilhh~al,on unllm red la, himd ttKrlt( rc II r Ihe pulp: "C nl ra" Ing 111 or an" pan \'If the (,.0 .. 1o;,nf rCf'lCl\3:III)n\ 10 I~ Mam Le\-c1 .and lower I c\d 01 'he hl"lr "ar'lo r1!'!ht<" m hnd arx..l all nc.cC'<;c;.arr aHachmcnl" and apl1ut1en ..ln\,.C" 'here 10 and rclaled i,o ..t'l,') The ma-c.lmum numlxr o( ....C'....r.. ,h(" ~,"d\ \!NTh t)ralnaj?:e Fu'ld L IIOWO mOl" tX' (tl"'landln~ C'l((,..lU'I,IH nt an, rdundU'l~ 1<"~l) '{(lif'<; The (''I,llm lied mllld~e Ihdl w,lI tx- Ie" led I. r.he profX'''-C''' noOi.i'l1O l'he. (Ir'il yt'ar thai I~ Ie, ...I'" authnnTtd lr" {I lO~ mllfli ""h,t.h 1'" (m cadi 001 M laut"Jic' \a(ue on the lnaole- pri ptr1\' In IOC(11" of Hdrprr Refu'C CClUatlon f-\Jnd IlflHOI ~o lfn Sr W,,()(h and ""hllh ",11 fal"ioC Slllf,67 The e,lImal(",1 \Imrtl,' aHrdJ."!(' .tnnu.tl m111a'ii!:C'lhod' w,1I he rcqulN:d 10 retire lht dehr 1\ 0 Iil ~ mill ... • New Doors & 0rlI'I!l' Fronts III Maple ""'hllh I.. S 0., l' ((If cach SI (k)O 0(1hc: t3\ahk "diU( Of! ,he cauhlt rr 'perlV In the 0", If HJrrer '" ()I,'Id .. I 1hrarv Fund 41~4m Ilirdl Otmy OiIei, (CMr 30 Door SlyIes 10 Choose FtolII) IkN ~('tHt'mt"rlt f-uTK.i 'l-I~0lI1i • Otoa oIlWrdrmr Hmgd IWdes ~If 10000urvlt-"'t' F-und 1001 • c.bIDds New Custom Coontmops INNSa*s & FIlals ~I ~p~H1lflon PH' found lOW P/u;ClNCT 1'!0 I ()(ATJO'" ADDIll;.>~ 12 Real n \thool 1447'" Reaum'l,tlcld • Gnmtt & C~amK Tilt Wort \funI\ Ipal rm!""l '('ment f lIrl\f I (I1\. IL,ll 111(11'0(1 1%17H.'T'" • Bathroom Rl'l1lrldfhng 4 TH nc"~ hl"l1. 1 1~1;,,2" T, ronc ~~ p ur..ITJ~h)(1 Orurl, ....."' font Ir\('~rH. tlf)oJ I IIKI ..,(~~., Lenno" ~1ATLMl""1 01 Tj{L'\~l RLR THE PROPERTY TAX \-flLLAGE RATE PROPOSED TO BE LEVIEn TO "l'PPORT THE PROPOSJm BUDGET WILL BE A SUBJECT OF LOCi\L LNIT THIS HEARING. \OTW'I'(RLA.>1:.S YI:.i\R~ '/OUlS/H ( IV 'II Harprr W ,...... ,,\ IQQ~ 'S"i fl mll! on ~l,'nct~J I<>Q~ '011 \Ilsil Our shou'room lhll!!,umn unhmltt'd M.on f 11 'JAm >,.,m ( It) "If H.IrTlt'r Wond~ p~}>< $.tl., million ~eflC'ral 1'1'1'1 1111 ~ F~p [",lImatf'"';: 1*,1I~.ahnn unllmlrcd 3 ) 3~885-6888 (Jt) 1 Harprr" 1(10," ( rTY III IIARPl-R \l,()()[)~ s.-.oo.. 19603 Mock A... Mickey D. TOdd, Mickey D. TOdd, G PN IllMlnOm & IMV2f1H (, P'I IMlnfll1/1< IO,1(I{2001 Brt-.. UttIottono Ind Broodstono C,ly llull PO~ rFIl 0< lober 17 ]00, Gmtot PolnI. Woods (ITY ( II RK ,, • ."$ • h' St g 2 pr-rr-..--.- October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Harper Woods 13A Many in HW support library bond on Nov. 4 ballot By Carrie Cunningham On the lower level, the 'An expanded meetIng because of the bond market Staff Writer meetmg loom Will be 100m Will be really good," now," he said The $3 1 mllbon bond to expanded to mclude 125 she said Other reSidents feel a make upgrades to the people, and the Hentage ReSIdent Ron Jachim modernized lIbrary wIll Harper Woods Pubhc room will be refurbished A additIOnally favors the feed the mmds of the com- Library IS supported by new heatmg and cooling meeting room as well as the mumty many Harper Woods resl. system, furmture, mtercom readmg spaces for adults 'There are some Indlvld. dents, gIvmg them hope of and updated technology and children uals who are CUIIOUSall the more CUITentfaclhtJes wIll be put m place "It seems that people tIme," selld reSident Alex The bond, which will cost ReSidents applaud the wuuld be amenable to an Shanobkl "The more tools taxpayers an average of $34 plan, partlcularly for ItS update That's what thiS you give them, the better ~v~rv year for 20 vears IS mstallatlOn of an elevator pi oVldes," he said "It's they can find thmgs " on the Nov 4 ballot and expanded meetmg .mport::mt both fo" thp ff\(,ll. Shanoskl said he has "I thmk It's Important for room Ity and the commumty" talked to dozens ot people the commumty because "It's a good Idea," said Library director Dale and said all of them are everyone benefits from It," reSIdent Dan Eklund of the Parus echoed reSidents supportive of the plan said Mary Kmgston, head elevator, saymg that It'S support of the updated ReSident Tom DeBoever of the hbrary's board of Important for handicapped meetmg room, saymg It Will IS undeCided about the bond trustees people to have access to all lend Itself to all types of Issue, specdicdlly due to the If the bond passes, the parts of the hbrary programmmg He also said cost western wing Will be "We support it 100 per- the size of the bUlldmg can- "It seems a lIttle high," expanded On the ground cent I thmk that It's Just not currently service the he said floor, bathrooms Will be hke other thmgs that need. nearly l5,OOO.person com- Voters wdl ultimately ADA compliant, and there ed to be updated," said res- mumty and that updated deCide If they want to pay wJiI be enlarged office space ident Sue Hedemark Photo by Carne Cunnmgham technology Will aid the com- for updates If the bond and room for additional Hedemark said commum. Mary Kingston and Ron Jachim support the Harp- mumty passes, supporters enVISIOn stacks An elevator will be ty groups will be able to er Woods library bond. The bond will cost $3.1 mil- Now IS the nght time to a modernized place full of mstalled, and areas for effectively meet m the new non and include many updates like an ezpanded ask for a bond, Parus addi- learning posslbl1ltles adult and child readmg wIll meetmg rOOlI':m the base. meeting room. an elevator and separate reading tIOnally Said "It WIll be a great place," be deSIgnated ment areas for adult and ch11dren. "The costs could be lower saId Kmgston DON'T PAINT YOUR RADIATORS Paint drastically reduces the enlc,eney 01 steam & Correction hot water rad'ators and wood enclosures are poor heat conductors In the Oct 16 article, Affordable Ace RadIator Enclosures "HW school dlstnct Imag. • Offer durab,hly 01 slell w,th baked enameilimsh In mes changes to bUIld. decorator colors • Keeps drapes walls & eel/,ogs clean mgs," the cost to home- • ProJecl heal out ,nto the room owners of the school reno- FREE Product Brochure vatIOn bond was stated lISCO FREE On site Est,males mcorrectly The bond Manulacturll'9 Co., Inc Wnte or Phooe To j lree Issue would have cost tax- 3564 Blue Rock Road Cincinnati Ohio 45247 1.800-543.7040 payers $268 every year for 30 years. The Grosse Pomte News regrets the CITY OF HARPER WOODS error CITY CLERK'S OFFICE WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Technology celebrated OFFICIAL ELECTION NOTICE Some 500 students and teachers from more than 100 schools throughout Michigan participated in the third AT&T/Michigan Association for Comput- NOTI("E:.1~ HE:RFBY GIVE-N lhal the h"'CInb- ( t (hL (mnpulu Pro gT..tm lor (hI,. General er Users in Learning (MACUL)Student Technology Showcase held Wednes- Pumpkin party Ffei.tlon 10 lx-hcld(fl Nc)\C'mhcr4 :mOl ",lllxtJfTlCV IlJllo(klotxr10 :!()Il~ a12",O pm LO the eLl' (letK ." OffllC leXoJlcJ In the Munll..lpJI BUlldulg .. 1 1%17 H.nTlI.r A'ocnuc: day. Oct. 8. at the State Capitol Building in Lansing. There Will be a pumpkm Harper W~x.h MllhlgJ.n State Representative Edward J. Gaffney with AT&T data account execu- party at Beacon Elementary tive David Kelr greeted four students from Tyrone Elementary. 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Lutheran Church, 375 medical cbmc and mto their Clair In the Village For even play the plano, but I Smce then, the leammg Can't anyone out there Lothrop, In Grosse Pomte work for peace more mformatJOn, call Mary sure love to smg, espeCially process has become the tnal help? Do you thmk a plano Farms The program IS free and Read, (313) 822-2702, or m the pnvacy of my home of the century for both of us teacher would bother WIth If Drs Eugene Pernn and refreshments WIllbe served Ctirol Bendure, (313) 882- IwRtrhf'd R' Vote For Douglas Roby Tues. Nov. 4th ~ ~P...!.~103~ NOW;s the time to cover those boring walls with gorgeous, affordable art Jeanie' ... ' li'i..'l1ic ... 'I 'ullll/hle (-Ol/I'0ll Buy Direct IIuge Shipment Just Arrh.ed - All Sizes I I Decorators say it's the I DOLL I Only Place to buy Art! 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Spicher Joseph Sucher By Brad Lindberg Grosse Pomte Woods cIty the school areas," he saId dimenSIOn to our uty so It I'> plamb." he !.dld Staff Writer councll, IS lookmg forward to "We have to be creatIve not so one-dlme~slOnal," CIty offiLlal1,. \1 ere con'ild- Seven candidates are helpIng develop the CIty'S when we do thIb mal>tm plan Dansbury saId "WIth erIng plaCing the watet campaIgmng for three sedt,> master plan dbout how to take mto con- growth. mSlght and contm- mam along the ~outhbound on the Grosse POInte Woodl> The plan. whIch IS m the 'ilderatlon traffic and safety ued mterebt m busmesb on parklllg lane, II hit h bUbl- CIty council begmnmg stagel> and wlll Mack IS a smgle stnp and Mack, our city \\ III ret.Iln ne..,.., 0\\ nerb "',lId II ould I~O- Two candIdateb are mvolve resIdent parhclpa- the route from one cIty to and build on It!. \ Itality and late entire block.., from Ul'i- Incumbents, two have run tlOn early next year. will another There"> not much amlnance" tomers dunng tOnbtruttlOn unsuccessfully for council m serve as a road map to meet- \lie can do to get around that Dansbury I!. famIliar WIth Then commercIal repre'ien- the past, and two are run- mg the CIty'b chdngmg other than dIverSIOn of traf- cntlCll>m that appro\ .II of .I tatlVl'b recommended relo- mng for the first time need'i fie" public library at Mack and catmg the mam to the medI- Woods councIl members "We have to look at park- Although a number of Vermer hdS taken too long an meet two times per month mg," said Dansbury 1 efer- Mack 'itorefronts are vacant, "Our old (library) l'i 5,000 "When they bugge<;ted It, and are paId $3,750 per nng to the Mack Avenue Dansbury pomted to recent 'iquare feet." he said "The our engmeeJ mg group year commercIal dl'itnct maJOl commitments to the new one Ib 26,000 squarp looked at It and It worked," The candIdates are pro- "Parkmg l'i a sore subJect" district feet It's five tIme» as large Dansbury smd "The bUSI- filed alphabetIcally He said optIOns mclude "McDonald Investments It needed site plan approval nesses are for the most part IntervIews took place tram,formmg residentIal has bUIlt a beautIful bUIld- and vanances Traffic, park- happy With the decIslOn to before thIS'S weeks council property behmd stores mto mg at Cook, FlagStar Bank mg and sdfety were Issues proceed down the medIan, meetmg where plans were parkmg lots But that tactIc WIll be bUlldmg at Allard, To say we want an answer m thereby allevlatmg a pal k- approved for a new branch would reduce th~ CIty'S prop- and Republic Bank has three months') I don't thmk mg problem" Steven C. Vassallo lIbrary at Mack and Vernier erty tax base refurbIshed the Harmony that's possIble" Ddnsbury would promote "Or do we go back to the House storefront," Dansbury Dansbury said city offi- Increased cltzzen Involve- semor cItzzenb who can no • drawmg board?" he saId saId CIals have benefited from CIt- ment by holdmg quarterly longer maIntam large, two- When plannmg the future "We should explore the Izen lI1volvement 111 major town hall meetmgs "so Citi- story homes of Mack, Dansbury said possIbIlIty that as busmess- projects zens' VOIces Cdn be heard" Joseph R. Dansbury safety IS essentIal es change and are com.truct- "Work on the water mam He saId the master plan Joseph Dansbury, 61, a "We have schools on Mack ed, we look at changmg down Mack has contmued to WIll look Into the posSIblhty two-term mc~nt o.u..t.ba-AQd. ped,e~ ~, in...il.1'~5h9~) UWhts.to cl'eate go well Wlth few _ com- af.•dAwnsized hOUBUlg f_ Saturday, November 1st OJ-.F ALL r [!\"~[OCK OPUHOVS8 Sunday, November 2nd 20% II [ \ 1'-l , Saturday & Sunday, November 8 & 9 25°/0 OFF One Item of Your Choice .c DEPl'.56 RETIREIDI' DAY ~~~-~ \IERA(,>~~p,fWJLEY Friday, November 7th l\l I r y... r.'">l i rr1 r-.J ('oj rs 'I "Mark Your Calendars" 85 Kercheval Ave. 31 3-884-4422 C~roMC I)oinLc rarm~ 31 3-886-4341 Monday lhru 6aLurdny lOam - '5 '-)Opm, Thursdayc\'>t II 6prn, (~ullddY~ 12 - 5prn to ., cd • 'w',. dhbt -- ... __ .. _ .. __ ..a.., ..s~ .. _.lIa.$_JIII ...------._------.,- October 23, 2003 18A News Grosse Pointe News contmue to serve the council WIthout the facts," Fahrner very good Job on the councIl. "I was mvolved WIth park- "I have an architect work- GPWCC In the best, honest way." sald he answers cntlcs I know all the problems mg before we had a parkmg mg on It nght now," she Dansbury IS a sales man- "We never saw anythmg we've had In the past I've commISSIOn In fact, me and saId "It's somethmg to look From page 17A ager for IllmOls Tool Works offiCIalon the hbrary until a gone through three mayors. Bob (Novltke) were on that at mstead of Simply saYing week or so ago," Fahrner We've tned many things on commiSSion under Mayor It couldn't be solved before, "Maybe there's a po88lbih- Thomas J. Fahrner sald a week before the coun- the counCil Of cour3e, Freeman I made a recom- so let's not look at It agam " ty on Eight Mile," he said. Thomas Fahrner, 73, has Cilwas scheduled to address there's always new Issues" mendatIOn that every first She wants to mJect the "You can put m condonum- been on the Grosse Pomte the Issue Oct 20 One of those new Issues IS house behmd the (Mack) council With fresh Ideas ums that are swtable for He offered numerous rea- an updated Sign ordmance alley be allocated for park- "I've been talkmg With semors who don't want to Woods City CounCil for more than 26 years, except for a sons why the hbrary had not The ordmance outlaws neon mg" residents," she saId "People leave their community and yet been approved on the SignS retroactive to the mld- Fahrner said pnvate mdl- are unhappy With what's (mumClpal) park" bnef penod after losmg a close electIOn m 1997. corner of Mack and 1970s when such dIsplays Vlduals, actmg as what are happenmg at the counctl " He also will look Into the When an unscheduled Verniers Issues dealt WIth were first outlawed Dunng known as straw purchasers, Pmkos said she would tap POSSlblhty of hmltlng the opemng appeared on the parking and traffic flow the last quarter century, could act secretly on behalf constituents for new solu- terms of elected offiCials "That's a poor place to put however, neon has been of the city to buy houses, tions to old problems "ThiS IS somethmg that councl!, F~h"l'E'l" WRP. appointed to his old post by a hbrary," Fahrner said "It's allowed to tlounsh on Mack. have the properLY le.lOlleU "\Vtj h..,,, a lot of bnght, should be addressed," he longtime Mayor Robert too close to the corner. "Where was our code for commercIal use, and articulate, successful people sald, "WIth the suggestion NOVltke That's what's scanng our enforcement officer'- then sell It to the city In Grosse Pomte Woods who that council members be "I thmk almost hke Bob pohce department - a Fahrner saId "We on the IndiVIduals, Fahrner saId, Will help us make sound hmlted to two consecutive, does," Fahrner sald of the potential accident" counCIl aren't supposed to go would have an easier tIme deCISions,"she saId four-year terms, but after a fnendshlp. "He got on the Fahrner supported plac- up and down every street overturning deed restric- Pmkos would hke to two-year break could run counCIl the same time I did, mg the hbrary on the and enforce It That's their tIOns banmng the use of res- estabhsh a busmess com- again for counCIl " 1977 We know what the Parcells playground Job" IdentIal property for things miSSIon to proVlde cIty offi- He supports a fellow coun- 188ues are" "They (school administra- Ongomg Issues durmg such as parkIng CIals With a commerCial per- cJl member's recent sugges- Fahrner IS a retired tors) didn't want to give us Fahrner's tenure mclude a "Buy the damn thing," spective on plans and pro- tion to alert property owners Chrysler manager. He said the playground," Fahrner parkmg shortage on Mack Fahrner suggested to a Jects "We have every other kmd of major construction pro- reSidents have asked why said "That's where that He suggested the problem hypothetical straw man. of commlsswn, but not a jects scheduled for discus- the counCil seems to take so hbrary should have been, could be solved by the CIty "After you buy It and get It sIOn before the planmng long to make deCISions,such but you would have lost two workmg behmd the scenes cleared, come to us We'll busmess commiSSion," she comnu88lOn. as the library proposed for baseball diamonds The WIth members of the pnvate buy It ofTyou and make a said "There are a lot of peo- "I've been responSive, the front lawn of Parcells school board dldn't want to sector to transform reSiden- parking lot out of It" ple who could serve on that comnutted, knowledgeable," MIddle School do that." tIal property mto parkmg At a city counCil sessIOn committee and make some Dansbury said "I want to "We can't make a decision Fahrner said he's "done a lots last spnng, Fahrner recom- dlfTf:'renCe" mended a ralse for top city Pmkos thmks the city IS admmlstrators HIS propos- being "micro managed" by al, which hIS colleagues the counCil accepted, was prepared but "The city councll IS set up not on the pubhc agenda to be an effiCient busmess," "It Just came out that she said "We're supposed to way," Fahrner said be the board of directors "Normally It would have (and) have our managers been on the agenda. come to us With recommen- Sometimes when It'S on the datlOns" agenda we get a lot of do- That's not to say the coun- INOR gooders who come and ask cIl shouldn't be ready to act all kmds of stupId ," he "The hbrary took too mterrupted himself long," Pmkos said "In my Fahrner volunteered an understandmg, people were explanatIOn for hiS pay scale qUibblIng over what It as a council member The looked hke" councll voted Itself a raIse Pmkos said her "big thiS year to $3,750 The Issues" are pubhc safety, MERGENCY? mayor IS paid $6,000 schools and the commerCial "I'm Sick of people telhng dlstnct She Will mvestlgate me I'm nch because 1 make reports of "unhappmess" m so much money as a counCil- the pohce department man m Grosse Pomte She plans to help the com- Woods," he said "Pay for merCial dlstnct RoseVIlle's counCil IS "If we put some people on $16,000 8t Clan Shores' IS the counCil who understand $12,000 " busmess, we can turn Mack mto somethmg specIal," she Lisa Pinkos Howle said "If the commerCial dls- If LIsa Pinkos Howle, 46, tnct detenorates, It's gomg h elected to the Grosse to spread Into nelghbor- POinte Woods Clty council, hbods .. ~11P" gomg to show up WIth Pmkos remembers her Plea,c direct qlle,tlon~ to Wayne Halklde,. Manager of -t'BON S ECOU RS COTTAGE HEALTH SE RVICES Bulldmg, "I'd Ground,. ('11) 412-1082 Board of Education Gro~,c Pomte Public School Sy,tem GPN 10121/01 & 10110/01 Steven Matthew'>, Secretary , •, , , • .J« ..... , October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News News 19A Reynolds told about the nobody thought about," wmnmg office hImself and HIlI,» he saId "The nesses," he bald "There's GPWCC owner of a flower !>hop on Reynolds saId "We need three new stores are occupIed If already a dozen banks on Mack who was forced to From page 18A Reynolds thmks the faces," he saId "If we can get they're not occupIed, they're Mack In the Woods» remove d sandWIch board library proposal has taken three new faces m there, we not empty for long 1 would He saId over-regulatIOn sIgn from In front of the too long to be gUIded never been allowed In could change thIngs m a love to bee Mack redone by has hurt owners of small ~tore Then, after 10::'InglOn- through the Woods' approval heartbeat" wldenmg the ~Idewalks and bUi>messes Grosse POinte Woods,» she sldel able revenue, the shop- said process If SpIcher wms a seat on a combmatlOn of cement and "It shouldn't take people a keepel won a varIance to "'The cIty councIl needs to the Grosse Pomte Woods brIck paver deSigns WE' (ouple years to get their A simIlar sItuatIOn eXIsts rem::.tall the sIgn be mvolved and (dIscover) CIty CouncIl, he wIll be the need some definItIOn» "Igns approved," Spicher with a renewed ban on neon "She hds It back no\'" but SignS which have prohferdt- why everybody's draggmg commumty's only elected He'd like the speed hmlt i:>ald" to give her 'a hard time theIr feet," Reynolds SaId ed on Mack despIte being offiCIal drawn from the on Mack reduced to 30 mph Woods councIl members about IU It's wa::.n't offen- She said progress could ranks of local retallers He He would also reduce plantI- recently passed an ordI- Illegal for 25 years Sive," Reynold::.'laId "Laws arE'n't enforced have been smoother If, early owns Oxford Beverage & ng!> on the median to nance regulatmg the out- Reynolds raised three m the plannmg, cIty leaders rr"l'n <:uridpnly tllPy ICOl''1C11 Deli on Mack improve SIght lines and dn- door ~torage of IecreatlOnal dlllJICIl UUlllIg ilel mUlt: members) are saymg we llaJ all allgeJ a Ill~eullg H~ LllLILllCU 'vVuuuo eleLL- vel :::>dleLy \ elllde:::> dUU wal:::> III te:::>l- than 30 year~ as a re~ldent among stake holders, ed offiCials' InItIal "unwIIl- "You can't see," he Said dentlal areas, but are unde- need to change back to the of the Woods way It was,» Pmkos saId mcludmg mUnICIpal and mgness to work \',Ith bUSI- "They have large pme tl ees CIdedover enforcement Two "ThiS great city ha'l gIVen hbrary offiCials, archItects, "When an ordmance like ness people" about placmg and bushes blockmg the varIance requests were me so much, It'~ bOle for me City planners, pubhc safety that IS put Into effect, some the new water mam some- OPPOSltl:'Side of the !>treet turned down, but by spht to gIVeback," she Said commanders and reSIdents sort of grandfathenng prOVI- where other than along the It's not a dnvable-shopable deCISIOn",One counCIl mem- She has been a teacher for "With a project of thiS sIOn should have been southbound parkIng lane fnendly area That creates ber saId the ordInance needs 12 years at Brownell MIddle magnItude, you have to have looked at Maybe It's gOIng Such placement would have people drIvmg one way, look. to be "twedked" to Include School She tedches life people communIcatmg," to take new people to take a cut off busmesses from mg another, and the next conditions under whICh van- skills Reynolds Said "Get thIS on look at these Is!>uesand get dIrect customer access dur- thmg you know you have a ances WIllbe awarded Whlle campalgnmg the table so we can talk them resolved" mg constructIOn He saId the rear-ender" SpIcher opposes enactmg through Grosse Pomte about It, so all the Input can project was relocated to the DespIte a clty.mandated Incomplete ordmances Woods, Reynoldb ~aId most Dona DeSantis be put on the table and a medIan after mterventIon Colomal architecture and "If you need to tweak It reSIdents have expressed deCISIOnmade That's what's by busmess representatIves recently adopted regulatIOn" dfterwards, It almost needs Reynolds dissatisfactIOn With the sta- lackmg" "WeJust wanted the coun. on signage, SpIcher ~ald to be elimmated," SpIcher tus quo First-time cIty councIl She saId the Woods needs cIl to look at other optIOns," Mack has almost become an SaId candidate Dona DeSanti::. People are unhappy ""Ith a new type of leadershIp Spicher saId "We knew If It "eyesore" He agrees WIth elImInat- Reynolds, 57, IS campaIgn- the way the councIl handles "When you have posItIve went down the curb, It was "There's no umty," he saId mg the prohferatlOn of RVs, ing under the slogan, Issues," Reynolds ~ald leadershIp and someone hs- gOIng to put people out of "The counCilhas t; led to cre. motor homes, boats and ~Reynolds wIll wrap It up "Everybody kept sayIng they tenIng to the people, the res- busmess and upset resI- ate umty by mandatIng a trallers, but not the way nght» wanted a fresh start" Idents wIll be happy because dents" Colomal look But nobody Wood offiCIals abruptly By "It,» she means bnng- If elected, Reynold!> saId they can see everybody's SpIcher saId homeowners can answer what Colomalls rescmded annual parkmg Ing a fresh approach to solv- she would continue sohclt- best mterest was thought WIll benefit from a strong Does that make any sense?" permIts that some reSIdents mg unsettled Issues of con- mg reSIdent;,' opmlOns She through," she saId "People commercial dlstnct He's concerned about the had been renewmg annually cern to Grosse Pomte Woods would support notlfymg want to be heard They want "What hurts reSidents, replacement of retaIl shops for 20 years. resIdents and busmess own- property owners of major to know theIr vOIceISImpor- hurts retaIlers and vIsa WIth finanCial mstItutlOns SpIcher said It would have ers constructIOn projects sched- tant" versa," he SaId. on Mack "I want to see changes In uled for diSCUSSIOnbefore He enVISIOnsa commumty "We need d mIx of busI- See GPW CC, page 20A the way thmgs are run,» she the plannmg commISSIOn With a small-town feel saId "I feel there's an old "We have d communIty of Darryl A. Spicher where he and hIS family can boy network " people who are so knowl- Darryl SpIcher, 40, IS a walk to a local Ice cream She saId, "I've heard of SIt- edgpable. who are expert~ m first-time candIdate for CIty store, stoppmg to say hello uations where one person so many areas and have (ounol to a courteous pohceman gets away with somethIng, such l,.'TeatIdeas that the, ""plchel IS more concerned walkIng the beat and another person has to mIght suggc"t ~omethmg \\ Ith d1dnge dt Clt, hall than "I love gOIngto the VIllage follow the rules» She cIted what she char- acterIzed as InconsIstent enforcement of SIgn regula- tIons along the Mack Avenue commercial strip "A bUSIness owner on Mack was gIVen such a hard time she moved out," Reynolds saId "Now she's In the Village domg qUIte well It's a travesty Busmesses are the backbone of the city" Reynolds CIted a contrac- tor who receIved CIty per- DlI8810nto bwld a hOUBe ...Qll Marter Pili the foundatIOn was bemg excavated, per- DlISSIonwas reSCInded, leav- mg a hole in the ground. "Now there's a lawswt," Reynolds said She saId problems could have been aVOIded if mem- bers of the CIty council had worked in concert for the betterment of reSIdents and busmess owners ahke. "I want to make the cIty hke a famIly,» she saId "We're all Interconnected I hke thmgs to run smoothly In order for that to happen, you have to communicate You have to work through Issues and negotIate You have to respect the people" She saId CIty offiCIals should be helpmg busmess owners, not hamperIng them "(The owner of an) Ice Peter w. cream store had to take down her hghted Sign that w/:'J J~ 'Nt lItr said 'Open,'" Reynolds saId "Now she has a paper SIgn When I go down Mack, I Waldmeir 'N7wie G~~irtJ~ want to be able to see If a Breads that contain whole grains are high busmess IS open Those lights help They're not Farms Council In fiber which lowers cholesterol and offenSIve or lIke Las Vegas' the chances of heart disease and cancer. 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PHONE: (313) 882-b900 • City of Grosse POinte City CounCil (1989 -1993) Honey Wheat PeriodICal Po'ta~e paid at DelrO not r, ,1((('pl an arlVf'rtI e,('r ~ OfOPr ( ,,~'" POinte N 20A October 23, 2003 News Grosse Pointe News opment gOing to go against that" effects on adjacent nelghbor- Vassallo has hved In the to know why the proposal GPWCC Sucher IS a 35-year resi- AdmInistrators objected hoods" Woods for 11 years He took so long to get CIty From page 19A dent of the city Before bemg to parkmg arrangements, As for senIOr hOUSing, chaIred the CIty'S Senior approval appomted to the plannmg traffic flow and an mtenor Sucher saId constructIOn of CItIzens CommISSIOn and "I ask CIty councIl mem- been kinder If pernuts had commISSIOnSIXyears ago, he courtyard that pubhc safety a Sunnse ASSIsted Llvmg volunteers WIth ServIce for bers, and I'm gettmg con. served four years on the remaIned In effect until officIals saId would have center on Mack near Brys Older CItIzens fllctmg answers," he saId "I eXpiratIOn recreatIOn commISSIOn, one been out of VIew of passmg Dnve IS a step m the nght Vassallo enJoys commUnI- don't know who IStelhng the year as chair If elected, Spicher wants patrolmen dIrection The plannIng ty actl'vltles He was aSSlS- truth" He IS a semI-retired col- to make the publIc safety "It was an aCCI- com m 1 s s Ion tant dIrector of the Woods Regardmg reSIdentIal department "fnendher " lege administrator mvolved dent waIting to den led 50th anmversary parade neighborhoods, Vassallo IS WIth estabhshmg research "They have one goal m hap pen , ~ Sun r 1s e 's and IS dlrectmg the Harper concerned about poorly- guidelInes nund - hammer you WIth a s aId 0 rIg I n a I Woods LIttle League 50th main tamed rental property t1cket,~ he said "I'd lIke to "I don't thmk there are Sucher of plans for AnnIversary parade "They have to be mspect- see pohce on bikes" any major Issues m Grosse the over- an 80- He works as a database ed," he saId "We have to P01T1tp Wood" tpRt aced 'lbp Woods oftiC1a1Shave .111 pro r 0 () m m::uketmg '"epreC;P'1t"tlVe fOfre pP!'p1e to tAke l'1\rp of Immed1ate resolutIOn," saId boasted the city has more posal " fa CIII t Y for LDMI their houses" Sucher "It's a good vlace to appomted comnusslOns than Sucher that VlO- TelecommUnIcatIons The same apphes to store- the other Grosse Pomtes hve and raise your own fam- has been lated city ThIS IS the second time fronts Ily. It's a good place to grace- SpIcher wants to estabhsh helpmg WIth r u I e s Vassallo has run for Grosse "Some storefronts are out- qualificatIOns for non-elect- fully mature after your fam- the Woods agamst three- POlnte Woods CIty counCil standIng, others are hell Ily-reanng days are over We ed appomtees who hold POSI- master plan. story structures WhIle campalgnmg door- holes," he saId" Let's start need to plan for the future to tions of pubhc authonty "I'm mterested 10 "Neighbors were to-door, Vassallo has heard dressmg thmgs up It's the ensure that those Interests "One of the reasons I'm maintaIning the CIty as a unhappy WIth a three-story "several~ reSidents refer to same WIth city parking lots are well cared for" runnIng ISto stop cronYism," destmatIOn for famlhes, not bUlldmg," Sucher saId city hall as heavy-handed I see weeds growing They Spicher swd Sucher saId the plannmg as a place to VISit,"he saId Although Sucher said He saId city leaders need to (CIty workers) cut the grass, commiSSIOn did not delay If elected to the city coun- Woods offiCIals can't take reach out to reSidents for why can't they get the the pubhc hbrary proposed cII, Sucher said he wouldn't credit for Sunnse's deCISIOn fresh Ideas. weeds?~ Joseph Sucher for Mack and VernIer "shoot from the hip ~ to Invest In the Woods, he Vassallo's most wlde- Vassallo saId the CIty ThIS IS the first tIme "We were not Involved m "You need to IdentitY the saId the project was encour- reachmg proposal IS consoh- should support the busmess Joseph Sucher, 62, has cam- the hbrary project unttl we problem before you end up aged datmg the Grosse Pomtes' communIty through Jomt paIgn for elected office. As saw the plans at the first of solvmg a symptom and As for the busmess dls- fire departments sponsorshIp of monthly spe- chaIrman of the Grosse the year (2003),~ he said never haVIng the problem go tnct as a whole, the plan- "We can save money," he clal events Pointe Woods Planmng "When the comm1SSlOn got away," he said "That takes a mng commiSSIOn has been said "We have two or three "We mIght be able to help CommISSIOn, however, the plans at our March lot of mformatlOn gathenng dealing WIth commercial fire trucks per city Do we busmesses With a shuttle to Sucher has first-hand rneetmg, all CIty depart- and research ~ Issues such as a new Slgn really need all ofthose? A lot brIng people 10 to buy knowledge of many mumci- ments had recommended 1t Sucher saId he's con- ordmance of mayors Will be agamst thmgs,~ he saId He also pal pohcles that have been be turned down The plan- cerned With preventmg "A mce-lookmg sign that because they want to would hst local busmess enacted or are under devel- nmg commiSSIon was not bhght and meetmg the reSI- reflects well on the busmess have full control of theIr mformatlOn on the city Web denttal needs of semor CltI- mSlde,~ Sucher said "Our clttes But that's a lot of SIte zens commerCial dlstnct IS the money We're here for the To prOVIde more parkIng He saId bhght can be pre- first appearance many peo- CItizens, not a speCIfic group on Mack, Vassallo said he vented by maIntaInIng hIgh pIe get of Grosse Pomte of people" would ask homeowners property values Woods So, what Mack looks Vassallo also would hope behmd the commercIal dls- "We do that by keepmg hke reflects d1rectly on the to separate pohce and fire trlct If they'd sell theIr the city an attractIve place community Itself" services mto dlstmct depart- homes for conversIOn mto to hve," he said He said the new Sign ordl- ments Currently, publIc parkmg lots Sucher would fight bhght nance dId not change the safety officers are tramed to He thmks ordmances of rental property through status of neon, which has prOVIdeboth servIces should be wntten thorough- CIty mspectlOns been banned for 25 years "Pubhc safety offers aren't ly before enactment He saId "We don't mspect homes "It's been an enforcement fully tramed to be fire fight- ordmances should mclude that are rental property," he Issue that allowed them to ers,~ he saId "When we have condItIOns under which van- said "We only mspect homes flounsh," he sa1d "It never large fires, they baSIcally ances WIllbe granted when they're sold" should have happened, but surround the house, control "Let's put m as much He saId InSpectIOns would It dId" the fire and let 1t burn" detail as pOSSIbleso people benefit landlords and home- If elected, Vassallo would don't keep questIOning about owners ahke promote pubhc safety bICY- It," Vassallo said "It's gomg to keep nelgh- Steven C. Vassallo cle patrols He dIsagreed WIth a bonng property values up," Steven Vassallo, 47, has a "I'd hke more (pohce) VISI- retroactive 25-year ban on he SaId "If (a rental proper- message for elected offiCIals blhty to deter cnme," he neon SIgnS, espeCially since ty) IS an attractIve place to who try to aVOid the conse- saId "1 would appreCIate the city has not enforced an hve, Oandlords) won't have quences of their actlOns, or officers mtroducmg them- eXIsting ban datmg to the as much hassle gettmg the mactlOn selves It breeds more confi- mid 1970s rent they tlunk It'S worth If "If they don't want to take dence m the CItizens to see "Who allowed thIS?" their propilrty detenorates, responslblhty becaWle It's a that" Vassallo asked "I Would they won't get the rent they ..hot ~. irW 'pwt," lie - - -:aegarcGng die fmtihc"" -grandfather (neon signs) to want It has cascadmg' said - library Issue, Vaso;;atloV;'a:nts~"iefiJ.ir to busmess owners" For the pa..t ..e\enteen "ear .., both a.. a volunteer Jnd a.. .I member of the City Counul, I have aUlvel\ partlupat- cd In the operation of Gro ....e POlntc Farm .. munillpal government 1'<0\\ I am a..kmg for vour "upport to dCL( me a.. lour Mayor In the pa..t I have fOLU..ed on puhlr<. ..afety. our agmg mfra ..trulture, our park., and our Depal tment of PuhlK Work.. Ibda\, our Pier P,lrk hd.. never had "0 man" I)ptHm .. for famJl\ JUI\ Itle.. ,1I1dI" general" ,ll<.epted .I" hemg '.,e<.ondto nonc In ..ervllC .. offered >\.. \our Ma\or I will \\ork to enhanu: the qu,llm ofbfe In the Farm.. Spcullt all~ I regJrd the followmg goal.. ,I.. pnontle .. • llrx1dte and enh,!n( e the PlIhll( Sdfet\ DepMtment • De.,lgn d (ontlnuou" Improvement program for ()lIr pJrk" • Contll1l1e to redll< e the t,IX rate • IntrodlJ( e ,I ..pnn/o: hulk pl( k lip of \ ,1Id 1\,I"le • Rcfre..h ,md updale our lo( al ordlll.ln( e.. • Ret,un our mllnlllp,lllourt ..\ "tem • ( on 1111lie ou r rC"ldent" and glle"t" onl\ p,lI k poll( \ ------~-~---- •• aqc: ',....,•....,...... r...... r...... r...... ' ...... _' __ , ..., .... _. _...... , ...... , ...., _j .. , , . 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LB VA~llE~1 ES 19- FALL SQUASH LB. CABBAGE 19~B. WHOLE CHICKEN 79~ MICHIGAN 19- FRYERS LB CARROTS...... LB~ AUlWlDER HORNUN' . IMPORTED DOMUTI( (HEESE.OllYES W RING A FUll LINE OF GUERNSEY FARM PI NAPOLI ITALIAN STYLE 99- FRUIT80WU. DEli TRAYS.YE"IETRAYS. CHUSE' CRA(ICERTRAYS FRESH MI Lie ANP All 40 FLAVORS OF ICE CREAM PEELED TOMATOES...... '1:,':.z Head BAREMAN'S $199 BoarS. • MILK (SKIM" 1/2%) s119L LA VALLE PASTA _ • CRACkED PEPPERCORN TURkEY - ORANGE JUICE 99_ L MOST ALL CUTS 99 1 LB • BLACk FOREST HAM - SOUR CREAM 8AC < ;oZ YOUR (HOICI $5~;. ;1 PETE-N-FRANKS $1 99 - COTTAGE CHEESE ....•.•....••.... 99160Z ': j ALL VARIETY PICKLES.. JAR KOWALSKI • FRE ....CH ONION DI P •.•...•.... 99~oz , PLAIN OR GARLIC BOLOGNA It YOUHHO (! $2~~. BUTTER $199 $299 LB ~~~~~SWUTCREAM.BEAYERMEADOW...... f SNAPPLE 8 PAC!CCANS...... y...:'~lU HEALTHY CHOICE • HONEY ROASTED TURKEY, OR HONEY HAM HOUSE OF FLAVORS 9~ BETTER MADE YARIETIES) •••••••••••••• $189 YO '(HO(! 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October 23, 2003 22A News Grosse Pointe News Veteran Woods judge faces first-time challenger By Brad Lindberg such as a work detall or WIped out thiS attempt at party, gets III a car crash and Staff Wnter depnvatlOn of hiS hberty, to local control over offenses suffers senous closed-head Grosse Pomte Woods let him know society Simply committed by mmors," InJunes MUnicipal Court has regu- does not tolerate that type of Frt'bard said "If elected, I "You see the kids' faces larly scheduled sessIOns one behaVIOr," Fresard said would work WIth the state when they see what thiS gul day per week "You can tallor It (pumsh- representatIve to amend IS hke after her aCCident," JunsdlctlOn mcludes CIVIl ment) to the particular Situ- thiS flaw 10 the legislatIOn" Pierce said matters up to $3,000 and atlon" She has received posItIve mIsdemeanors, arraign- Fresard ISa partner m the Lynne A. Pierce feedback ments and prehmmary law firm Fresard DeMarco Lynne Pierce would rather "Kids have come back to exammatlOns of felony of St Clair Shores He's mteract Wlth teenagers m me and have saId they offenses been practlcmg law for Hielr classrooms than her ut'\.lueu lluL tu gel them- The Woods' Judge serves a about 20 years. HIS legal courtroom selves In certam SituatIOns four-year term at a salary of focus has shifted from cnml- Pierce, 52, who IS runnmg That's good to hear," she $20,000 per year nal work and personal for reelectIOn to mumclpal said "There are also situa- ThiS electIOn, mcumbent mJury to busmess-onentea Judge in Grosse Pomte tIons that turn tragic and Lynne Pierce IS bemg chal- matters along With family Woods, founded an mterven- break my heart I always lenged by Donn Fresard law and estate plannmg tlOn program a few years hope I'm reachmg some- The candidates are profiled "I've appeared in every ago called Cntlcal LIfe body" alphabetICally court m Wayne, Oakland ChOIces The program reach- f'Jerce has served the and Macomb County, mclud- Donn Fresard Lynne A. Pierce es out to high school fresh- Woods for 12 years She also • mg all the Grosse Pomtes," You get qUIte a bIt of stablh- busmess" men. IS mumclpal Judge m Grosse Fresard saId "I've tned at POInte Shores In addItion, ty With that But It takes He'd lIke to establIsh a "I'm committed to the Donn Fresard least a couple hundred she often ISasked to be a vis- everybody's Involvement to dn vmg school for traffic youth m our commumty," Donn Fresard, 46, IS run- cases, from a traffic tIcket to ItIng Judge m Mount keep kids straightened out offenders Underage Pierce s81d "In general, kids nmg for muniCipal Judge so murder" Clemens, RoseVIlle, Harper KIds don't realtze what a dnnkers caught behmd the have way too much unsuper- he can be part of a system of If elected, Fresard said he Vised tIme WIth access to Woods, East Pomte, St JustIce m which local Issues would call on parents to par- record can do to them" wheel would be pnme candi- For Fresard, bemg a Judge dates alcohol, drugs and unsuper- Clair Shores, Sterhng are dealt Wlth locally tlClpate m correct1Og the Heights and Chnton mvolves more than crime Fresard said the classes VIsed SItuatIOns I try to "Community standards behaVIor of youthful offend- Township. and pumshment would be modeled after SIm- address those before they can be enforced," he SaId. ers. become problems" "I've heard a couple hun- "We have the luxury of hav- "1 you have Iuds who are "The role of the judICIary Ilar programs mother com- ISto adjudIcate based on eVI- mumtIes She conducts mteractIve dred JUry tnals and thou- mg extremely local control consistently actmg up, bnng sands of bench tnals rang- dence presented to the Fresard would recruIt var- sessIOns With small groups over what usually IS a the parents 10 and try to mg In duratIOn from a half- court," he said "When that's IOUSexperts, from pohce to of students who are of an moment ofmdlscretIon " find out why It IS taking hour to a couple of days," over, and It's time for sen- msurance representatives, age when the consequences That's not to say Fresard's place," he saId "If you look Pierce saId tenc1Og, It'S Important to be to outhne the ratIOnale of substance abuse, sex and easy on cnme at census statIstics, the She no longer practices fall' and balanced and take a behmd traffic laws and the flsky behaVIor don't enter "If you have a Iud caught Grosse Pomtes have an law look at the big picture, not costs of VIolatmg thE'm the picture shopllftmg, there should be unusually hIgh percentage "I work at my regular Job Just collecting fines and "Alot of people come out of "It doesn't matter how some specIfic pumshment, of two-parent households and fill III as a vIsItIng sendmg people about thelr that With changed attItudes good your child IS, he or she Judge And I'm a parent," about dnVIng," Fresard said. can sttll find himself III a she said "1 try to practIce "They learn they can't Just bad SituatIOn," Pierce said what 1 preach - not allow disregard all these rules" "Many chIldren don't take FOR YOUR VOICE TO BE HEARD my chddren, even as Fresard favors settIng up the next step and thmk teenagers, to be home alone appomtments for court about consequences of VOTE NOV. 4TH dnnkmg and other nsky too often SuperVISIOnIS the cases key" "Instead of everybody behaVIor" Although the Woods bemg m court at 9 am, I'd Her goal IS to make kIds mUlllclpal court operates 'laANNEIJ stagger that so people aware of consequences "so to III only one day per week, a wouldn't have to SIt around they'll choose not be that circumstance" Judge IS never really off for so long," he saId. duty Under current law, Juve- PIerce said sessJOns RYAN Involve watching actu1t1 "I'm avaIlable 2417," mle cases can be heard In FOR GROSSE POINTE CITY COUNCIL Pierce saId "I wear a pager Woods mumclpal courts, but news Video shOWIngthe out- • Resident of Grosse Pointe City 30 years come of nsky behaVlor and The pollee know where I fines collected are sent to am." • Former Investment Advisor & Partner Roney & Co. 20 Years the county then encourage diSCUSSIOn • Volunteer Junior League of Detroit 25 Years She mstalled a fax "ThiS precludes mumclpal about how SItuatIOns could • American Association of University Women, Former President machIne at home so officers courts from usmg fines for have been handled different- • President Grand Marais Questers ly workIng the mght shift can Education: Attended Albion College-MarylP'Ove College, Bachelor of Arts Degree their own probatIOn depart- ments, and has effectIvely One VIdeo concerns a girl PaIclIO'l ... eam..- 10 EIIlc\ Anne Ryan Councol Rivard 1iI\ 48:l3O who attends a dnnkmg See JUDGE, page 28A II P"'t ~Pr••."t~ F.",,.. 14 K.r.t Goltl 1/2 carat Round ~"_ 1 carat Round • ds ~ff",-~( Dlamon ', .... Diamonds B R I L LI ;. ,', T 0 V A L rJ ~ R QUI S E H E A fl T Retail Value ...... $1,200 ,1 I It $499W EMERALO PEAR PRl'lCtSS 1/2 carat Round 1/3 carat Round ) Diamonds 1lInItul DUmunuh tire the JIIOft pop"'" nit of /I JUmumJ, /nIt.bAt Diamonds 'f' l' Retail Value IIJIpuh III yoa ",.., the ItMN bmfor yo-. ~ lit MIIJDoj will JHnD RetaiI~a1ue t i $1,200 yoa""'1 JMpe mnu tIMt 10" ",;J, rmtilyou fitul tbe 11M tbIIt is ,.;ptfin' ytnI. TIJere IIt'e 10 JJIIIJJY IDwIy ntnIa III choose from ;" tnIt' $289 15" '4IJ i: $579 15" ~ o.r ItIIjf JDiJl 1.0 0Nr tINfiur iJUIIlitia ;" eMb ~ IIIUlIet 10" 1IUI1. tbe choin. lfrhlliWll. hi 50.. atl Wl,;,. Goltl EIlm,,1' t.Atlo,." Atlo,.. Cnwt - c. -~ -C", - e-~ d- .,.. ,.,.., Ie .. ", .., ",. ,. ,efl1 14 K.r.t GeM . L I \V"~ .20 carat Round Diamonds .33 carat Round Diamonds Retail Value $350 Retail Value $450 : l $16915 $209H" I, .,,~. s .. .50 carat Round '-~ > Diamonds .50 carat Round Diamonds Retail Value $l l00 • Retail Value $lt1OO t $48911 $48915" .60 carat Round Diamonds .50 carat Round Retail Value $lt3OC) Diamonds $S99W Retail Value $400 Fi~ CJI) ., (Cl( 1''11'.'. ~ I:, ~ ~ 00 $18911! -"Hcan .75 carat Round Diamonds Mon. Tu-. WId. Ftl 10em - 6 pm jeUJelry (I Gifts Retail Value $2,200 lllurIdIy 101m - II pm 28525 Harper Ave, at llY.z Mile Rd ~ 10em.lpm U *".1"6" 1ft v.u.. ... St. Clair Shores 586-774-2100 $'79 " lJ'II. c;.U (, \ I _ ...... _ - ----.--.--...... ,....-.-.--.~------._.;;.• m. ',\-'~• = ...~-....-.. -..-r--~-.----.----.- ~4 October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News News 23A Woods candidates in a League of their own By Brad Lindberg challengers, long-time He SaId, "The cIty defi. Fahrner said, "Plans came Mack for conversIOn mto Staff Writer mcumbent Thomas Fahrner, future parlung," she said. "It mtely needs some change to us a few years ago (but) mUnICipal parkmg lots CandIdates for cIty council and challengers Steven went mto the general fund We could use three new there was no way they could She recommended form- lIlstead We need to see m Grosse Pomte Wood" Vdbl:>dllo, Dona DeSantis counCIl people" agreed to dIsagree at thIs be bUIlt It was a safety fac- mg committees to detennme parkmg revenue used the Reynolds and LIsa Pmkos • Joseph Sucher, the year's League of Women tor We asked the hbrary to iI' the gun range should be nght way." Howle appomted head of the Woods Voters of Grosse Pomte elec- redeSIgn It It wasn't our reopened and how to lIlvolve She wants the councIl to Incumbent Joseph planmng commiSSIOn and tIOn forum fault" teenagers WIth cIty gOlllgs- have fresh faces and Ideas. Dansbury dId not attend He seml-retlred umverSlty In c1osmg, he said, "I Will on. FIve challengers and aile was out of town on busmess "Some people on commis- teachel'-admlmstrdtor, also contmue trymg to do the "I'm not a pohtIclan," she sions are bemg groomed to of two Incumbents answered IS making hIS first attempt wnttcn qucstlOn<; submItted best Job I can A lot of thiS said "I'm a reSIdent I'd hke be politiCians and are mov- Council candidates dl d~\"wtl um\"~ anonymou"ly by members of Ildl:>wme up o~fOl e our to l:>~~dldng~b I hke bnng- mg their way up mto city • Darryl SpIcher, a first- ~I do not support unneces- the pubhc dunng the forum council and we Just can't get lIlg fresh Ideas I want to be councIl pOSItIOns," Howle tIme candIdate and owner of sary and radllal change," It all done at once" the speaker for the resI- saId "WhIle bemg on com- last week at Woods city hall Oxford Beverage & Dell on Sucher SaId m hIS opemng ParticIpants gave short • Steven Vassallo, a data- dents" mISSIOns IS good for some Mack, got off to a tongue- btatement He looks for- base marketmg representa- • LIsa PlIlkos Howle people, for others It's just a opeOlng statements, fielded tIed start but soon warmed ward, however, to mcreasmg tive for LDMI bnngs a hlstoncal perspec- way to become a politIcian. I approxImately 20 questIOns to an audience of about 100 commumcatlOn between cIty TelecommUnicatIOns, saId tive to her second attempt to am not a pohttclan nor wiU I dnd summanzed theIr plat- people hall and reSIdents whIle con- he takes the well-bemg of WIn a seat on the cIty coun- ever become one" forms durmg the 90-mlnute "I'd hke to see our police tmumg to work on the City'S sessIOn the commumty "personally" CIl Her father, the late department RUDY FARMS I 'ubscribers Onlyl CIDER MILL I One Month FREE When you sign up for Automatic Fresh Cider & Donuts Payments with your Visa or Mastercard! • Country Store • Antique Shop Call our office today or send in the form below. • Carousel • Pony Rides 'OI~you can pay your bill automallcally, ~Ithoul Wl'ltinll a c~ec~, buying a ~Iamp. search~ng for a . mailbo" or mi~sinll a due date. Simply complele Ihe authorization form belo'l\. 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COUNCIL MEMBER 0$98.00 three years PLUS one month free) ROBERT NOV'TKE, MAYOR PETER GllEZAN. FORMER CDUNCIL MEMBER AL DICKINsor~. COUNCIL MEMBER JEAN RICE, FORMER COUNCIL MEMBER JOE DANSeURY. COUNCIL MEMBER BILL WILSON. FORMER COUNCIL MEMBER VICKI GRANGER, COUNCIL MEMBER PETER THOMAS. FORMER CITY ADMINISTRATOR -"'-am-to-n-~-oo-T-(-;TfIS1I'e--:P'::"o';'"'ln-:-tt-::!"l-t-"~-lICCOIJ:-:::=n::I:----"iiB;'i;II1;;:ln::lt:-;;ad;'dt.:rN'l=r;;;o~rvViI;;~jM,..;;;rl'Cll;;'T;;jd--- • MARRIED, THREE CHltDREN • 35 YEAR RESIDENTIHDMEOWNER • PH D., AND M.ED. rROM WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY, B.S fROM LI.T • .....ou-r-G-.~--P-o-ln-te~lIl-r-w~-A:-("(-oo:-nl:-n-u=m:-brr-:------;l-;:h::~j;;;:Sta;:t;:elnZ7.:.p:-----r---- • RETIRED COLLEGE ADMINISTRATOR • CURRENny LECTURER AND BUSINESS CONSULTANT YOLUKfUR ACTIYIIlU • PLANNING COMMISSION, SIX YEARS or EXPERIENCE, LAST THREE YEARS AS CHAIRMAN ------;:v;;:.~::iU;:a~::ttl'=ca::::rd~n:u::m;;br:;r:-'~F.::"p;;nDa;;t;;r- NanIe on Visa/Mqten:ard • RECREATION COMMISSION, fOUR YEARS or EXPERIENCE, ONE YEAR AS CHAIRMA" • COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT FUND ADVISORY BOARD • BOARD or DIRECTORS, YMCA • BOARD or DIRECTORS, GI'OSSE POINTE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION • AUXILIA!tv'iPUIl.IC s...,m OOICER. GPW - TWO YEARS or EXPERIUCE Daytime phonr lIumbrT • PLANNING COMMITT££. CURRENT MEM8ER. THUE YEARS Of EXPERlfNCE \ " . JOIN ME IN MAINTAINING GROSSE POINTE WOODS AS THI ATTRACTIVE, DESIRABLE COMMUNITY WE LIVE IN. PAID fOR BY THE COMMITIEE TO ELECT JOSEPH SUCHER COUNCILMAN 7305 OXfORD GPW. MI r------. October 23,2003 24A Obituaries Grosse Pointe News tenant and puot In the U S Hammond and hiS compan- SCIence degree 10 textIle Mr. McGUIre was an aVId earned graduate degrees In Navy. Ion Sharon MIller, hiS technology from the DetrOIt T1gers and DetroIt educatIOn Mr Hammond was a daughters, Judy (Marc) Massachusetts InstItute of Red Wmgs fan He enjoyed She mnuenced many member of the Squadron Benvenuto and Lisa (Scott) Technology 10 Cambridge, storytelling, and reading to young people as a first-grade VVP-663 and was recalled to Farrow, seven grandchil- Mass, and hIS Master of and spendIng tIme Wlth hIS teacher at M:uxmc servIce Wlth Squadron WP- dren, and hIS SIsters, Mary BUSiness AdminIstratIOn granddaughter. Elementary School, as pnn- 661 dunnff the Cuban Lee Graham of Grosse degree from MichIgan State He IS survIved by hIS chIl- clpal of Eastpomte MISsile CnsIS. Pomte Woods and LOIS Umverslty dren, Regina and Matthew, Elementary School and as Traclung hurncanes and Harngan. Mr Han'lson was a mem- hIS granddaughter, Sophia dIrector of speCIal education sometimes flYIngtoward the A funeral servIce was held ber of both the American Cathenne DeLoera, hIS Sib- 10 the South Lake School eye of the storm was part of on Saturday, Sept 20, at and BntIsh TextIle hngs, John, OlIVIa, Betty Dlstnct In St Clair Shores Mr Hammond's role as a Our Lady of Perpetual Help InstItutes He was also a (Bob) Keusch, Regina (Ray) Mrs SmIth was a member "storm tracker" In EllIcott CIty Mason and a hfelong mem- MackIn, Helen GIllette, of the Grosse Pomte Woods FolloWlng hIS retIrement Interment IS m Clest ber of the CongregatIOnal MeggIe (JIm) Carroll, Frank Presbytenan Church, where trom the military, Mr. Ldwn M~molial Gauleu:. Cllua,1I H~ :'~I ved with liJ:.- \SOIlJd! aUlI Joatlu \Flank! :.h~ VUlullw~leJ fOl Illdny Hammond was a supervIsor Memorial contrIbutIOns tinctIOn With the Royal Scots LudWIg, 37 meces and years She was also a 50. of field engIneenng and may be made to the Camero mans In Malaya, nephews, and numerou!> year member of the Grosse qualIty control for Amencan DIabetes earnIng the Royal Order of grand-meces and grand- POlOteYacht Club Westinghouse Electnc Co ASSOCIatIOn, Always and St George nephews After her retirement, Mrs After hIS retIrement from Forever MemorIal and He was a reSIdent of A funeral Mass was cele- SmIth traveled the world Harry J. Hammond Westinghouse, he owned the Honor Program, AUn ADA Grosse Pomte from 1967 to brated on SatUI day, Oct 18, WIth her longtIme ffIend, One Hour Moto Photo store Web, PO Box 26HO North 1990, and employed by at St Ambrose CatholIc Alma Fraser Harry ]. Hammond In LuthervIlle, Md Canton, OH 44720 UnIroyal [10m 1961 to 1994 Church m Grosse POInte Since January 1998, Mrs. Former Grosse POinte Mr. Hammond was a He had 1eSlded m Portage Park Smith had been a reSIdent of Woods resident Harry J. member of Our Lady of the past 10 years MemOrIal contrIbutIOns Henry Ford VIllage m Hammond, 72, died on Perpetual Help Church In Mr Hamson IS survIved may be made to the Dearborn, where she was an Thesday, Sept 16, 2003, of EllIcott CIty, Md He served by hiS four children, Amencan Red Cross, south- actIve partICipant 10 theIr lung cancer as presIdent and treasurer Margaret McIntyre, RIchard eastern MIchigan chapter, lendmg library. Channel 11 Born In 1931 In DetroIt, of the board of Cardinal (Teresa). James and 100 Mack, PO Box 44110. - the VIllage TV statIOn, Mr Hammond was a gradu- Gibbons High School He Cathenne (DaVId) Blondell DetrOIt, Ml 48244 0110 and as a VIllage greeter ate of St Paul HIgh School was also a past member of of St ClaIr Shores" seven She IS surVIved by her In Grosse POinte Farms and the school's sports boosters grandchIldren, Ehlabeth, nephews, Mark (Beth) the Umverslty of DetrOIt He As a member of the Drake. McKenZIe, Evan, Wlckson and Dale Wlckson, later attended the Ilchester OptllnISt Club, Mr Joseph, Jalmle and her nIece Jerry ITom) Umverslty of Notre Dame Hammond was Involved in ElIzabeth, and one Sister, Hunter, and grand-nephews and George Washington the orgamzatlOn's chIldren's Mary Natmo and grand-meces, Rachel. Umverslty oratoncal and bicycle safety He was predeceased by Jason, Lauren, DaVId, Carol HIS education also includ- programs. hiS Wife. Ehzabeth, and hIS and Sarah Although Mrs ed Officer CandIdate School Mr. Hammond IS SUrvIved SIster. Margaret McKenZIe SmIth never had chIldren of In Newport, R I and Naval by hiS Wlfeof 48 years, Mary Pnvate servIces WIll take her own, she was conSIdered Richard John Harrison flight School In Pensacola, Ann Hammond; hIS sons place at Langeland FamIly a second mother to JIm Fla. He served as a heu- Harry (Denise) and Peter Funeral Homes. Portage (Nancy) Fraser. Joanne Richard John Chapel CrematIOn Will fol- (BIll) Denms and Mary Harrison low, and hIS cremams, along (Bob) VVeathers, and second RIchard John Hamson of WIth those of hIS beloved grandmother to Rob, KatIe, SO-lnething To Portage dIed Sunday, Oct WIfe, Beth, WIll be returned Andrew, Stephame and 19, 2003 at Borgess Medical to Scotland Becky She IS also SUrvIved by her VIllage chum, Harry Think About Center In Kalamazoo Born and raIsed In Donald J. McGuire Deem Catnne, Scotland, Mr Shirley Wickson Smith Mrs Smith was prede- :1 :, 'f DetrOIt reSIdent Donald J DIRECTOR -- Harrison receIved hIS McGUire, 72, dIed on ceased by her husband, Bachelor of SCIence degree VVednesdaY,Oct 15,2003,at Shirley Wicks on Herbert "Buz " The Family Lot Wlth honors from the Royal A memonal servIce w1Ilbe Bon Secours HospItal Smith College at Glasgow Born In DetrOIt 10 1931, held at Henry Ford Village In preplanmnga funeral.one spouseISanotherchOIceAgain,there Chapel on Thesday. Oct 28, thmgyouWillwant10 senleISthe arefactorstobeweIghedIfyoubolh Umverslty In Glasgow, Mr McGUIre earned a bach- Former Grosse POIPte at 11 a m Arrangements matterofthecemeterylot If your aregettingolder.aresettledIn your Scotland, hIS Master of elor's degree from the Woods reSIdent ShIrley farmIyalreadyhasone.customanIyarea, and It appearsunlikelythaI Umversity of DetrOIt 10 1957 Wlckson SmIth dIed on were made by Chas tllal WIll be yourchOIceOn the eUherofyouWillremarryIftheother and a master's degree 10 Fnday. Oct 10, 2003 Verheyden Inc otherhand.IfIhereISnofamilylot. shoulddie.thenIt mightbe a good American hIstory from Born In AlbIOn, Mrs Interment IS 10 WhIte youmlghlconSiderstartingone dlternallve Wayne State Umverslty 10 SmIth came to DetrOIt at a Chapel Cemetery 1\ S a lovelytradll1on,butthere ~ 1964 young age She graduated Memonal contrIbutIOns area numberoffaclorsto conSider ( Ll ()/c) (J beforemakingsuchan Investment , ,cik '~ ..7'11e- He was a hiStory teacher from Southeastern High may be made to the Will yoube hvmgaroundthiS area at Denby High School 10 the School and Wayne State HospIces of Henry Ford, PO loag eooU{lll \Q ..make-lM~l>. ' •• • ~ f'..loHf!', PresICjent , Box 02220, DetrOIt, MI teal memonal1 W,\\ fam'ly mem- '''300 Mack"-- 48202~O. '...... ~".emaJn 1!\:lh~.af~~,ln Jar¥F 1~:-csrPo'nte.Mlchl~~30 ~~~~\m_~,., [ : lJ>.;14 'I I enough numbers to make a group of (3/3) 881-8SOO' gravestogethera meanmgfulplan? IIrionA}osep/l. 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Davis III : NEW Cn"" P,)mle News ~nd T~e St Clan Shores GmneCllon ne"spapels are phnntn~ t~err 9t~ annu~1 ,pewl edulon featulmg the hable\ uf the pa,t lW We hope 1')U (and I~e lillie one' will parllupm hI 'upphrng u' ~,th a phM"gnph 01 \"UI chLld lunly 2003 habits pie "ell"l pu~hlatll1n In Ihl' ,ectll1n Th" labll1ld ",II be publr'hed ]anuar) Z9, ZOO4 luur childs plCture, along \llIh 'Hhu :001 bIb,es \1111he Ihe mam amaLlll1nl Ne.s and advertl>mg ,bout c1othm~ leedm~ educating and caring flll l"ur chIld ",It also he mcluded ~ 5arah.~ Ii ~III ht \ ell Inf, Imam e a< \I ell a, a cllmmemoralil e edition tOI) ou I Pit lit ,rnd 'LUtt drar LlIlm phllw (h"mr lIr sludlll prnduced NOT Colegroye DIGITAL, pletuabh smaller than a Ixi) to Grosse PllInte Ne.s C< The ~I lIal' ~hl1re< ClInneclwn, 96 Kerche\al, Gms,e PlImte Fdrm, MIlh,gan 4b216 Attention ",m Macke) D"pla\ 'Tor6ros!fie Pointe City A,dwt"mg Glmplete the mfmmatt,m ,lrp .,th lour lhllds full n Ime dMe "t blTlh and hospltdl and rerum It IOlth lour ph'11" Please pnnt the bab, '5 name on the back of the photo so you can ..Iudge plCl II up at our offICe airer prmtmg or mclude a sel/-addressed stamped envelope On November 4th \ ur pltlUlt mUll be leI ell cd In l1ur "fhce no IHrr than ELECT SARAH COLEGROVE AS YOUR JUDGE \\ I h,Jult Illte"" 11 emh'l .nd Decemher hlrth phlltos mll he ./ 'uhmut,J untd J mum i 2004) NOTICE OF ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOT W, '" I ''''""J '" r""""", ,., '"",,' ~"' 'J""•• ",J '" "''' ,,," For The • Inl Illllllttlt l1nt ,ncluJed -\. ItmllLd numher lit extta COple, \\dl he ala,lahle I'lr rur,h", tn .111 I Ilmd\ lnJ lrltnd, t~~, GENERAL ELECTION < ~ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2003 ('1"'" P"lnTl \"" 1l< Tht 'I (iall ~h lIe, l'Jnnedlon requue a $17 (\) tee tll LOIer rr ,JUtl m I "I' Pit'" Int lude • ched, mnnel llrder or credit cald numher \11th \our photo Regl~teredqualified elector~ In the City of Gros~e Pomte Park. City of Gro~~ePomte City of Gro~sePomteFarm~.Gro~sePomte Wood~.who expect to be absent from the city or township or -J who are confined to home or hospital by illness or disability or are 60 years of age or more. Call or Drop by the % Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, may now apply for absent voter's ballots. NO SUCH REGULAR APPLICATIONS CAN Of: Grosse Pointe News Michigan 48236 ACCEPTED AFTER 2:00 P.M., ON SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 1,2oo.l Appllcal1on,mu,t he Attention: Kim Mackey, made pnor to such llme atlhe MuniCipalOffices & 9iORES C:ONNECTION Retail Advertising (313) 343-5586 • FAX 882,1585 The office of the City Clerks of Gros~ePOInteFarm" Gro~~ePOintePark, Gro,~e Pomte. Gro....c POInteWood" Willbe open dunng nonnal busmes, houl"'>Monday through rnddy of each ,,"ecl. ------All office, Willbe open on Saturday,November I. 20m. from 8 lO a m until 2 00 P m for rCCCI\ Send photo and$ 17 00 to GrossePOinteNews & The 5t Clair Shores Connection mg application, for ab,enl voter', ballot HOWEVER, ANYONE WISHING TO VOTE OY (TWins $25 00 please send 96 Kercheval ABSE1'tJTEEBALLOT MAY DO SO IN THE CITY m'FICE ON MONDAY. NOVEMBf:R .', one photo of each chlldj Grosse POinte Farms MIChigan 48236 2003 UNTIL 4:00 P.M. Please Print AttentIOn I<,mMackey RetailAdvertiSing SHANE L. REESIDE JANE BLAHUT Childs Name /Flrst & Last) _ A"I,tant City Manager/CityClerk City Clcrk Date of Blrth Hospltcll _ CIty of Gros\CPOInteFarms Clly of Grm,c Pomte Park 885-6600 822-6200 Parents Name IFlrst & LastJ . _ Visa. # .Exp Date _ JULIE E. ARTHURS LOUISE WARNKE Me. City Clerk CIlYClcrk Slgnrtture . .Phone .__ Clly of Gro,<;cPOInteWood, CIty ot Gro~\CPomte '1 1 3 I3-885-5800 ']1.34 '-244'\ 1 Jl\. dat~lcS uf ,...l4t.~&' ' G PN. 1012312003& 10/3012003 Thdnk ,IU dnJ leN: rerum nl) later than fu:ember 17 2004' ~ember blnh , .a------...... --~~~--~~~--~ October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Schools 25A Voice tutor retires after 16 years at South By Jennie Miller husband Bowen began teachmg won't be easy for extremely bnght and a thnll favontes from the 50s, 60s, Staff Writer ;,endmg her vOice students Babcock, she has dedIcated to work with" 70s, 80s, 90s and today, Jazz With her former ;,tudents to Babcock's home for tram- her hfe to mUSIC In her Babcock's last hurrah selectIOns by thp Vocal Jazz headed ofTto Broadway and mg Eventually, Bowen was youth, she studied at the WIth South's chOir Will be at Ensemble and the South acclaImed musIc wn;,ervato- hired as South's chOIr dlrec- Baldwm Wallace the annual Fall Follies on Jazz Band, a Disney medley, nes, vOice tutor Shalon tOl, and Babcock later fol- Conservatory of MUSIC.For Thursday, Oct 30, at 730 tap dancmg to a medley of Babcock ISen route to retIre- lowed years, she and her husband pm, Saturday, Nov 1, at 8 Amencana tunes, and musIc ment after 16 yeal s at "She's a very demandmg have been members of the pm and Sunday, November from the popular mOVIe,"Oh Grosse Pomte South HIgh pelson," Babcock saId of the chOir at Grosse Pomte 2, at 2 pm Brother, Where Art Thou?" School successes Bowen's chOll"'l MemorIal Church whf'TP ImmpoHltely followmg the 'T1l'ket.. for the Foille .. are Although she claims she have '>hawn "Her choral she also directed the youth Sunday performance, a $12 for the maIO floor and could never truly call It programs are phenomenal" chOIr But she wIll never for- party WIll be held m $10 for the balcony TICkets qUits ("I WIllprobably never Babcock spent her day.. at get the 16 years she spent Babcock's honor m the lobby may be purchased at stop glvmg le;,son;,," she South, giVIng prIvate With students at South of the Performmg Arts Postenty A Gallery, or by said), Babcock feels 'lhe has lessons to students through- "There have been so many Center calling (313) 882-8540 If given her all to the hun- out the '>choolday and mto great memones," she said The program Will feature available, tickets WIllbe sold dreds of ..tudents whose the evemng "The Grosse Pomte kid;, are musIc tram West Side Story, at the door vOices she has tramed "They wme m as fresh- Never hired by the school men, and they've had very dIstnct, Babcock teamed up httle formal trammg," With longtIme chOIr director Babcock said of her pupils Ellen Bowen and began glV- "They don't know how to and her husband met whIle mg pnvate lessons to mdl- breathe and support the both had been smgmg m a VIdual students whose faml- tone I work to Improve their group which performed WIth hes requested additIOnal vowel enunCiatIOn and get- the DetrOit Symphony It trammg Havmg spent tIng the vOicemto the top of was a blmd date Twenty- years as a high school chOir the head The mam goal IS seven years later, both have dIrector herself at Warren for them to work very hard chosen to retIre together and ConsolIdated, Babcock at something and enJoy It travel received speCIal permiSSIOn I'm trymg to turn these kids TheIr daughter, Susan, from the Grosse Pomte Into adults who Will enJoy live;, In New York City and IS Board of EducatIOn to use and appreciate the arts" currently subbmg for school faclhtles for her Together, Babcock and Beauty and the Beast on lessons, which largely took Bowen have produced some Broadway, teachmg for the place dunng school hours out ..tandmg vocal talent Madon and Friends Bowen and Babcock had Many students are ofT m FoundatIOn for mner-clty long established a rapport, New York City, audItiOnIng kids, and performmg m a I meetmg year after year at and performmg on brass qUintet Steven, a {":Io'".,,\. ~- J ;/ choral competitions Broadway, while others have Jumor at Xavier UnIVerSIty If,t'. f:r :z ,.! I _ "I taught high school been admItted to prestIgIOus maJonng m busmess, IS also ~ choral musIc and so did and competItIve musIc pro- a mUSICIan, havmg played she," Babcock said of their grams such as the the tuba while at South .. ~~, - .1--< ,"\ 5 ",' ~~~ ~ " meetmg while she wa;, stIll UnIversity of MichIgan, the Babcock has also enjoyed ,:t...... I' • '~:;. ~~' :-~~i"'" m Warren and Bowen was at ClncmnatI Conservatory of the time she spent as a J(j .. "'-{h 'I- ~~- ".,.,>.: '\...... ~1" I ... ~" Chippewa Valley "We both MUSIC and Indiana docent for the DetrOIt Zoo " ~ ,~ ended up With groups that UnIVerSIty and at the Belle Isle had state finalists, and we "We've had great success- Aquanum. As a member of were always at the same es as a team," Babcock said the Michigan OrchId Academy students 'CATCH' Paul W. Smith events We found we had "The program IS very, very Society, she has a personal The Grosse Pointe Academy's fourth annual CATCH Fun Run bad a Similar mterests and decld- competItIve" goal to have at least one "catch" this year -it featured a special visit from Paul W. Smith, morning ed to team up " Through It all, Babcock orchid m bloom through host of the Paul W. Smith Show on WJR-AM. When Bowen moved on to has raised two children, every month of the year She Before the race. held on Friday. Oct. 3. students in grades one through Macomb Community Susan and Stephen The has three bloommg right five gathered on the front porch to hear brief remarks from Smith, who is College, Babcock left teach- entIre Babcock famIly car- now being honored this year by the CATCHorganization as one of three recipi- mg to start a famIly With her nes a passIOn for musIc She Although mOVIngon from ents of the Dr. Clarence S, Livingood Humanitarian Award. Also present to cheer the cbildren on as they ran twice around the soccer field was Jim Hughes, executive director of CATCH.Each cbild contributed at least $5 to participate. with a total amount of nearly $1.000 raised and donated directly to CATCH.The CATCHorganization stands for Caring Athletes Team for Chl1d:ren'aand Jlenry Ford Hospitals. CATCB;.... fowaded in 1987 1lII'~AIIAe", I ". '~" I _ II IIIN PJctared with the Academy BQ1ldoi are: froJi. right'. Hughee-. Smith and Smith.s SOD Adam. an Academy Bfth-grader. Joe Leonard for Grosse Pointe Farms Council Joe Leonard has: + Resided In the Farms for 38 years .. A public service career 01 13 years wllh the City of Grosse Pointe Farms (re"red as Director of Public service) and 34 years with Wayne Counly (re"red as Assistant Counly HJghway Engineer) Joe Leonard will preserve the uniqueness of the Farms by Addressing + Aging Housing Stock - Update codes and enforce aggressively .. Infrastructure - Upgrade water mains and replace sewers where necessary + Urban Forest Threat - Enactment of an Ash Tree (Emerald Bettle) ordinance + Farms Pier Park - Operate and maintain as "Best-ln-Class" .. Tax Burden - Spend tox dollars emclently and effectively St. Paul students create robots + Mack/Morass - Gomer resident Input to develop best use Lauren Dab. Kathleen 8esld. Georgio Rastelli and Andrew Bituin partici- • Public Safely - Strengthen and enhance service level Former Forms pate in the St. Paul catholic School robotics class. an elective course Mayor Edward GatJney taught by Mike Novak. • describes Joe Leonard "The goal is to work together in a group. to do something they haven t as "top notch",/rreplaceable, done before." Novak said. KTbisclass involves problem-sol~, creativity that 'nobody can fill his shoes" and design. Math, engineering and science are all integrated. Vole lor Joe Leonard (Grosse Pointe nmes 12/25/02) The next robotics classes will include programming a roverbot for touch sensitivity and Ught sensitivity. "I like science. and tbis gives me a chance to learn how to build a robot.: lavember 4th download instructions to the roverbot and test on an obstacle course, , • 1 Bltuin said. Novak added that a number of female students have joined the class, something he enjoys seeing in a predominantly male class. " ..It's terrlffic for the girls that they made a decision to study robotics. he said. KOo~eEITER JEWELERS 19815 Mack Avenue Grosse POI nte Woods 313-882-1110 _II!I"'__ .-- r ,~I~_-~~~~-+~. -..------,,-.--...... ~ ...... '------~~--~------~-~~~.--~----~-q October 23, 2003 26A Schools Grosse Pointe News Richard safety patrol attends training seminar By Jennie Miller consultant, came to Richard techmcal tips about how to I - --l Staff Wnter to glVe the trammg semmar most effiCiently work their .1 • Chnsty Platts now has a "I go to schools and talk to posts &- .;. .. i, full safety patrol at Richard kids about safety," Peet told Judge Chnbtopher Elementary School, follow- the students "You guys are Murray, father of two safety mg an extensive recruit. the cream of the crop patrol members and a for- ment process and trammg because you've got a lot of mer Richard safety patrol semmar held last week respons~blhty out thE're " captam, swore In the new After an mltlal low The former state trooper squad Under his directIOn, turn:mt of :ntcrcstcd fo'..:rth cmph"'~':,,('d I},<> '"lI'"rt'lncE' 'hE' "twiE'nt" nled!!E'dto be and fifth-graders, Platts of the safety patrol mem- the hest safety patrol mem- encouraged 35 students to bers' varIOus duties and bel'S they could be jom the safety patrol, filhng explamed proper procedures "ThiS ISa job where you're the seven posts and creatmg when at each post gomg to have a lot of res pan- two separate teams "You guys are very Impor- Slblhty to get these kids to The responslblhtles of a tant and have a lot of people and trom school m a safe safety patrol member are countmg on you," he said manner," he said very Important, accordmg to "When you put that belt on, ,Judge Murray was proud Platts Among them are you are JOlmng one mJlhon of the students as they offi- keepmg young children safe other kids across the natIOn clally became safety patrol as they walk to school and who are safeties" members He also pomted cross the street Safety DescrIbmg the students out that he was once a mem- patrol members are expect. as role models for younger ber of the squad at Richard ed to be on time for their students who look up to The students were excited duty, always be alert, and them, Peet stressed the to become members of the wear their umform With Importance of respectmg safety patrol Nicole Rhodes, pnde kids as they're walkmg to a fifth-grader 10 her second Platts arranged to hold a school and not letting year on the squad, had seen trairung semmar for the new fnendb dIstract them from Ipds at their posts when she squad, m order to encourage their duty was young and wanted to be students' dedicatIOn to their ~SomethJng can happen apart of It Photos bl Jenme MIller Nicole Rhodes, John Willard, Alex PadUla, Matthew Starn and Maura Moin are poSItions Just hke that," he said. "The other kids look up to the senior members of Richard Elementary School's safety patrol. who under- "If you make the kIds feel "When you're out there, you when you are on the went a training seminar last week with squad organizer and physical education important and proud, they'll you've got to do your job" safety patrol," she saId do theIT best," she saId The students then Vlewed The squad's captam, Alex instructor Christy Platts. Jack Peet, AAA traffic a VIdeo which contained Padilla a fifth-grader at mormng, he goes to each did It and was a heutenant fifth-grade captain of the Richard, IS eXCited for hiS post and makes sure every- too" squad, IS eXCited for the dutieS thiS year one IS there on hme and The squad also has fun DetrOit TIgers game the ~It was really fun last domg hiS job. mghtb to reward the stu- members WIll see m the year, knowmg that I was "Safety patrol ISan Impor- dents for a job well done, a sprIng Students WIll also helpmg other kids," he saId tant Job," Sald Maura Mom, Job thdt takes a lot of saCrI- have a bowling mght, fun ThiS year as cap tam, PadIlla a fifth-grader and the fice and dedicatIOn, accord- mght, and see a Pistons doesn't have a post Every ~quad's heutenant "My dad mg to Platts John Willard a game ..--...... \ wwted across from South HI~11 School 3'75 Fisher Road Grosse PoInte City FlowersSPOOK- Tacular a Gifts Just For Halloween, Judge Christopher Murray swears in Richard Ele- October 31st mentary School's 2003-04 safety patrol squad of Send BOO-uful flowers and North pOpSand pastries 35 members. ongmal floral gIft Items CTe'lted The musIc department of Grosse Pomte North High especially for Halloween to all School WIllhost the annual Pops and PastrIes Concert on ULS student takes leadership Saturday, Nov 8, at 7 30 p m 10 the school's gym your favorite ghosts and gobhns i " Trt'11t Directed by DaVld Cleveland and Joseph Bauer, the challenge in Washington, D.C. Call VIViano Flower Shop today II \ Olchestra, concert and symphony band members WIllper- form selectIOns from the musIc of John W1Ihams Umverslty Liggett School CongressIOnal Youth The popular Jazz Band Will also perfonn Homemade upper school student John LeadershIp Counctl, NYLC pastnes, pizza and beverages Will be available for pur- Herbst recently partiCIpat- IS a umque leadership (hase throughout the evemng ed 10 the NatIOnal Young development program for T1ckets are $7 for adults and $4 for students and c; 11- Leaders Conference students who have demon- d]( n and are a\allable at the door Ca11(313) 432-3322 for tNYLC) 10 Wash mgton , strated leadership potential lllOl!" II1forIT'dtlOn D C Sponsored by the and scholastiC merIt Hprbst was one of approximately 350 out- You WANT standlOg scholars from CAMP DEERHORN around the country at the TO GIVE conference for BOYS 7.16 years The conference theme of YOUR CHILD Celebratmg our 75th Season "The Leaders of Thmorrow THE WORLD. MeetlOg the Leaders of of Campn sfi om tbe Grosse Powtes. Today" allowed Herbst to So DO WE. ContmUOIl.\ I (Willy Owtlersbip I('teract With key elected 111 tbe Bellliliflil Nortbwoods offiCIals, pohtlcal CCRTlrlCO MONTESSORI aPPointees and newsmak- ~lY SCHOOt,.. lACES 2 1/2 5 INFORMATION NIGHT ers 10 an exploratIOn of the LOW1tR AND MIDOLE SCHOOLS three branches of govern- IGR"OCS I 8) MONDAY OCT. 27th ment, the news media, and ONN Houa inc,ro"f' r"in'" • ("II (or locillinn ,md 1,111/" the internatIOnal commuOl- ty SUNotoT. NowMeCJIt Ie • BASKETBALL "It was no surpnse to us I T03,. ... • BASEBALL wht'n John was chosen to PRESENTIITION meM THE partiCIpate 10 the confer- • RIFLERY HEAl> OF" SCHOOL 2 P M ence," said head of upper • CRAFTS school Chnstopher Hartley e-u.CUU5al • ARCHERY "He demonstrates hIS lead- AcAD£MICS ARTS • GOLF ership ablhtle" on a dally ATHuncs COMMUNITY baSIShere at ULS SERVICE CRVlTIVE • SAILING "He has proven hImself to MOVEMENT LVIDERSH'P • TRIPS be a vOice for student caus- Ol"PoRTUN'T'ES CHESS • TENNIS es, and he never shies away CLUB NATlONIIL JUNIOR • FATHER/SON CAMP from the opportUOlty to HONOR SOCIErr !'"OREIGN • ICE HOCKEY • SOCCER • HORSEBACK RIDING speak up He defi01tely lAHCUACE ENVIRONMENTAL I'mlxxhes those charactens- SelENCE IIND MOM' • WATER SKIING • VOYGER WILDERNESS tics which allow him to take CAu. 3 I ".eee- 1itit I • CANOEING PROGRAM the lead at ULS and • SWIMMING • IN LINE ROLLER HOCKEY beyond" Herbst also partlclpflted 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 & 9 WEEK SESSIONS 10 a number of leadership 3725 Deerhorn Road • Rhi'nelander, WI sklll-bUIldmg actIVIties which Included role-playmg 800- 71 3-3130 a'l the presufent of the www deerhorn.com - Umted States .. s 2 - r; .' r • ;;;-ost it.. ;?; .&.i6. - ....----j"iiiisbbbhnEE t hUPSY""XoPP pp'Yits2mUSn SF Ea mE o no .I --- October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Schools 27A Students broadcast live from Trombly's WTRO By Jennie Miller newscasteri:l new eqUIpment was pur- Staff Wnter The neWb channel \.\iai:l cha<;ed and wired mto Live coverage of all the u'eated lai:lt ) par by 101mer 'II omblY'b clai:lhrOOmS,each ~'"~ l actIOn at T1ombly pllllcipal Jedn RU'img, altpr already outfitted with a tele- ~ < ~~ Elementary Se-hool can be lit 1\1llg-thl' "U((P""('b "llOl\n vl::.lOn bet, by Tom Sadler, m seen wpekday mOlmngb on 111 d "llllllll ploJl'd ,It Grosse POlOte North High WTRO Studpnb dre Il'd \1 r1\( ]1, III nj( III ,II School's productIOn gemus a tured on thl pIogl ,U11 <\" '-,l h ,I I-I 'll!T1111l I Now teamb of SIXstudents put togethel morn 109 broad- ld..,t" rotatlOg'weekly Three "lLldent::.al e typically on all' I d(h day, another works the "uuml ODdJ J, dllll Lhe I e"l manage pi ops and eqUip- ment "I lIke belOg on TV," said Iifth-grader Ahx Chrumka "It::. a fun activIty whIch gets ,,}WIHl to everyone m the school" WTRO IS orgamzPd by TlOmbly Instructor Jane McCaughnn "Any student who wants to particIpate and be on TV will get that chance," she <;ald Each broadcast ConSIStSof any Important announce- menti:l pertment to the stu- dents at Trombly, such as the bpecmli:l teachers who are on campus that day, the Photos by Jennoe MIller lunch menu and weather Trombly Elementary SChool's news program. WTRO. allows students to act as One student relayed a mes- broadcasters Hve on the air in front of the entire student body. From left. are Fifth-grader Haley Smith speaks to the entire stu- sage to stomp out bullymg, fifth-graders Evan VanSlembrouck. Alix Chrumka. Haley Smith. Margaret Lev- dent body on Trombly Elementary School's WTRO. anothel encouraged kids to asseur, Shelby Stone, student councll president Kevin Peck and student coun- Below, fifth-grader Evan VanSlembrouck controls VISit the Trombly Spmt ell vice president Tay'lor Lacey. the sound board and makes sure the cameras are set Store, \\ hl(h IS raiSIng as the news team prepares for the morning broad- monel r)J thp fifth-grade Pledge of AllegIance, stu- been much stage frIght Issued, and cameras are set cast. plll1l( I h, ,,(hooll eutes the dent council representatives expressed yet from the stu- for actIon make announcements, and dents, McCaughnn saId "Every mormng I set up sometimes even prmclpal "They reahze that It's Just the camera and make sure Walter Fltzpatnck makes an the camera m front of them, everythmg IS workmg," said appearance and they become more fifth-grader Evan "I thmk (WTRO) ISa great relaxed," she saId VanSIembrouck "I have way for students to hsten to "I'm not nervous any- learned a lot about mICro- mormng announcements," more," said fifth-grader phones and how to use the he saId of the program Haley Smith "I feel confi- soundboard " Each weekly team also dent, I learned how to speak After the bell announces comes up Wlth a fun Idea or better, and I learned what the start of school, chImes gtmrmck to add to the pro- It'S lIke to be on TV" nng through the classroom gram, such as fun facts The students practIce for mtercoms SIgnaling teach- about the new prinCIpal, a half hour each mornmg ers to turn on their TVs for guess the baby pIcture and before gomg on all' They the breakmg news at MichIgan triVIa. read through the SCrIpt Trombly "It's a tIme where we can three tImes to make sure By the end of the week, Just relax and have fun," everyone knows hIS or her the team hands over the saId fifth-grader Margaret hnes, cues and where to be rems to the next group, now ] Levasseur The eqUIpment IS tested, seasol'led professlOnals and t Surpnsl1'\i?ily,there hasn't personal mIcrophones are ready for pnme tIme , 1* ~""t.""... ~ .... "'''''' .... l-. -, ..;Jft""#1, ~ St. Clare _ACD8~ studies the UNIVERSITY LIGGETT ScHOOL Wright Brothers Celebrating 125 Years: 1878 II" 2003 St Clare of Montefalco CatholIc School students learned how to butld kItes Would you like to be a part whtle recogl1lzlI1gthe lOOth anmversary of the Wnght brothers' first flight of our next 125 years? Gordon Negen, of the Mackmaw KIte Co m Grand Haven, came to VISit the OUr Lady Star of the Sea School school last week and hosted High AcademiC Standards • Ennchment & AthletiC Programs Come experience ULS at our kite deslgmng workshops Chnst Centered 0 Ages three through grade eight WIth the first-, second- and thIrd-grade students We find the star in every student. upcoming Open House event. III Negen brought kites of 467 Falrford Gro.se POinte Woods all '.>hapesand SIzes, Illclud- www ourladystarofthesea com Illg a Chlllese kite that Patncla S Stumb, PrinCipal spanned the room Sunday, November 2, 2003 Students VIewed films of kIte competitIOns which 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. showed how acrobatic they can be Then they were able to construct theIr own "The students were very Primary, Lower and Upper Schook eXCIted," said Kathy Pilowski ~He kept theIr 1045 Cook Road mterest gOlllg" The older students as<;I'lt- ed their younger buddles In the kite-maklllg process and Middle School then proceeded outSide to 850 Briarcliff Driwe test the fimshed product" Negen discussed "afety precautIOns before thp stu- dent., let theIr kites 'loar Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 mto the all' on St Clare's front lawn In the afternoon, the older Phone Admissions Depanmmt at students w('re able to VIPWa the presentatIOn by Negrn, who (313) 884 4444, for more information. took on the role of Om lie Wnght and discussed the hIStory of flight "He had the students Unimm, u.u School admits muitnu UIidaoMt..."d IOnia, enthralled," said St Clare pnnclpal Hank Burakowskl color, religion, sex or national tmd etImic CJri&in. "It was wonderful" - Jennie Mtller , ~ ~ ---~ - -~------~ __---_. QS_4 ...... 4 .... _ October 23, 2003 28A Schools Grosse Pointe News Teacher combs the country for perfect job at ULS BV Jennie Miller ated for himself ty,. he bald of the school (clreer he chose to pursue Important for the kIds to not Staff Wnter The first-year teacher which olTered him the oppor- Wnght got III touch With a Just hear me lecture about Bnan Wnght took a seems to have a knack for tumty to play soccer and secondary school headhunt- SCience, but do the sCIence chance with Umverslty the trade Havmg been edu- baseball, perform m the can- mg firm whIch set hIm up WIth theIr own hands They LIggett School cated m bmall schools all cel t ('hOir and compete on WIth numerous mtervlews, learn by watchmg It hap- He was looking for a Job over the country, he beems the sWIm team ULS mcluded pen .. whIch would allow him to to fit right m the ULS com- FollOWing hIgh school, "The mtervIeW was fan- RIght from the start, Interact with people dnd feel mumty Wnght moved out west and tastic," he saId of meetmg Wnght was qUite Impressed dS though he was makmg a Born m AbhevIlle, N C , attended WhItman College head of school Matthew WIth the sCIence department dllTerence He chose teach- Wnght grew up m North m Walla Walla, Wdsh Hanly and dean of faculty and receIved a warm wel- mg, a deCIsion which led to Palm Beach, Fla "It was a great school," he Carol Douglas for the first come from fellow faculty UL:' "ll'.ent to d very bmdlJ pn- "dIU lL" d WlJ .,l0 11k. dl tIme "I wme :1',\:1) -,Hth n members Wright has now made a vate school," he said of his arts college and olTered a great feehng about the "ULS has fantastic faCIli- home for hlmbelf nght here early educatIOn whIch was great opportunIty to see school" tIes m the sCIence depart- In MichIgan Just after sIm;lar to that of ULS "1 another part of the world Wnght flew to DetrOIt a ment and lllcredlble teach- aCleptlOg the pOSItIOn at was very actIve 10 sports and meet new people. few weeks later for a spcond ers who also serve as men- ULS, he left Califorma and and theater. While at WhItman, mtervlew and to exam me tors for me as a first-year purchased a house In HIShigh school experience Wnght bwam for four years, the campus WIth hiS own teacher,. he said DetrOIt, where he hopes to was spent at St Andrews, a played baseball for two eyes Wnght wIll also be coach- stay mdefimtely boardmg school m years, sang m the men's a Brian Wright "I loved It," he saId "It mg the boys and gIrls sWIm "I'm really excited,. he Delaware Capella group, and '.vas very was a great expenence and teams thIS wmte, and hopeb Sdld of the new hfe he's cre- "It was a great opportum- actIve 10 the SIgma ChI fra- termty He majored m geolo- made my deCISIOnsolId. to assIst m coachmg a base- gy and mmored m vocal With olTers from schools ball or softball team III the musIc all over the country lllclud- spnng And as adVIsor to After graduatmg m 2000, mg Nevada, Cahforma and seven Jumors, Wnght enJoys WrIght moved to Berkely, New Hampshire, WrIght's gettmg to know the students Calf to work for an engI- deCISIOn came down to on a level outSIde of the neenng firm as a geolOgIst where he felt most compati- classroom enVIronment But after three years, he ble "I've learned that the best was ready to change hIS "I wanted a WIde vanety way to access a kId IS not focus. ofthmgs to do m my school,. only by followmg what he "At that pomt, whlch was he saId "ULS was small does m class, but SOCially,on eIght months ago, I deCIded enough where I felt I could the athletIc fields, and III the It was time to make a career really work hard and make arts," Wnght saId "1 want to move," WrIght saId "I hked a dIfference. get to know the kIds and my work, but not the Job 1\vo months mto the talk about lIfe It makes It Itself I need to be around school year, Wnght has easier for them to come see people I need to feel as If taken on qUIte a bIt of me They're not as mtImI- I'm makmg a dIlTerence • responsIbIlItIes, Just as he dated. Wnght first conSIdered had hoped He teaches Wnght IS thnlled so far the Idea of Jommg the chemistry, phySICS and two WIth hIS deCISIOnto become mannes to become a pIlot, engIneenng technology a teacher, move to MIchIgan somethmg hIS grandfather classes at the upper school andJom ULS dId and a dream he had long "1try to make the labs and "I'm happy I've had the conSidered class tIme as hands-on as opportumty to do thiS," he But teachmg was the possIble," he saId "It's saId. Senior class wins North's South students study water quality Greg Heffner's environmental science students at Grosse Pointe South spirit award, 95.5 dance High School took part in an all-day field trip last week, enjoying one last trip out on Lake St. Clair before chilly weather hits the Pointes, By Jennie Miller the embodIment of the spmt are now challenges out to "We started at the water quality/pumping station behind Fishbones," Staff Woter of a true Norseman The other schools to beat us and Heffner said. "The kids saw how our drlnklng water is drawn in from Lake Whpn Damelle Dlpert recIpIent sets a hIgh stan- raIse more money. St. Clair, sterilized, ffitered for clarity and taste and pumped to our homes ... heard her name announced dard for those who follow After last year's partICipa- The group then boarded a boat staffed by Michigan State University 11m- as the reCIpIent of Grosse Dlpert and the semor tIOn m the event, JOIned by nologists and cruised the lake, making several stops for comparative analy- Pointe North High School's class were named thIS year's the Class of2005, North was sis of the driDklDg water source. - splnt award, a flood of emo- wmners because of the dedt- h()nOI-edWIth a school dance \"Tbe sb14ents tested for hardness, pH, D,ltl'J.t.~tn).Qi.tef~J8' pestt •• tIons,rushed to h.r heart catlon she and the students hostllQi by'rtadlo Bt!atJon 96,5 cfdes, lead and bacteria," Heffner said. "Th~'sttldents also dtedgdd. the bot-' f n"l 'Wbl:l shOCked. I was have shown to the AIDS FM, for haVIng raIsed the tom for the presence of telltale sentinel organisms." overwhelmed and over- Walk DetrOIt over the past most money of any other Along the way, the classes also learned some basic history and navigation Joyed," she saId of the honor three years partlcipatmg group ThIS of the Great Lakes. bestowed upon her and the "We've raIsed close to honor has been bestowed "We then went to the sewage treatment/water quality plant of Macomb Class of 2004, of whIch she $25,000 these last three upon the school agam thIS County behind the Gibralter Trade Center where the stUdents realized that 13 the adVIsor "1 was very years," she saId of the chan- year everything that goes down our drains has a cost to it before it eventually proud of all the students III ty campaign's great success. "We were told last week ends up back in Lake St. Clair," he said. "They were pretty grossed out by my class - theIr leadershIp, "Agam, I'm really proud of that we won the 95 5 dance this last stop, but now they know first hand that they are a part of an eco- their character It's really them They've helped to agam," she SaId "I am so logical process and their actions, good and bad, can have a direct effect on theIr award" make the school's part m the extremely happy for the stu- their environment. We can live seven to eight week.s without food, but we The annual award recog- walk successful each year dents " can't even last three to four days without clean drlnklng water." mzes outstandmg leader- and we've had a lot of fun. Proceeds from the AIDS The trip was made possible through funding efforts of the Grosse Pointe ship, commumty serVIce and Because of our school, there Walk DetrOIt go to orgamza- South Mother's Club and the Grosse Pointe South SCience Foundation. tIons III the metropolltan DetrOit area which prOVIde dIrect care, educatIOn or pre- ventIOn services to people mfected WIth and affected by A .";dn/lJ~ ,l10111ent COLLEGE PLANNING SERVICES HIV/AIDS For more mfor- HIGH SCHOOL PLANNING FOR COLLEGE matlon, VISIt the orgamza- tIon's Web site at FINDING THE RIGHT COLLEGE www aIds walk detrOIt org The moment he discovered COMPLETING THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS that learning feels good. SEEKING SCHOLARSHIPS South's debate ACQUIRING FINANCIAL AID team scores You and ,our lhJ1d can have The Grosse Pomte South PREPARING FOR THE PSAT/SAT/ACT HIgh School debate team moment~ hke these, too If competed at the George your chdd IS strugglmg or Jmt ROSALIE WAITRICK, M.ED., ED,S. Pappas Memonal Debate not being challenged enough, Tournament, held annually call Sylvan toda." Consultant • 313.885.3918 at Wayne State Umverslty w a [email protected] The team of Shannon wyww educate (om Montgomery and Alice Walker made It to the final round of the Jumor varsity dIVISIOn, fimshmg second overall m that diVISIOn Walker won dlstmctlOn as the seventh be"t speaker overall m the tournament Team captam LeIgh WedenoJa wa" al"o recog- W nJ7pd as tenth best speaker r os j overall i Optical Studios "; Correction Last week\:; article about Your Holiday Outfitter in Grosse Pomte! ~"~"JJ~-J J~JJJSJJ J I Rosetta Pebble Incorrectly stated the date of the band's Calling all Kids .•.... GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS EMPLOYEES neAt concert &: &: They WIll perform on Apparel Shoes Accessories for you fI Saturday, Nov 8, at Cup-a- Welcoming all Babies with unique i your Vision Benefits cmo m Gro'lse POinte Park apparel and gifts pink or blue. I end for this year on Eyeglass - Come see latest falllashlOns Infant - size 14 i November 30, 2003 collection - B~ hits. Wendy Bellissuno Baby Beddmg and Relics rottlli4e fuffilture for rhlldren Mason Elementary - New gIfts for ladles arriving for the holiday. School'R Pack No 290 IS col- 1h}:;}:; your }'d):;t c;tJ~J!Jr;Ei! lectIng u"pd glas'les and sungla'l'l£'<; for Sight Night, ------I Schedule vour eve exam -rODA 11 or a community <;ervlceproject I sponsored by Lens Crafters pur~~ase of more I and LlOn'l Clubs $10 $75 (313) 882-9711 InternatIOnal whIch collects NlA on sale or clearance rtems Coupoo expires Saturday December 15, 2003 I glasses and dlstnbutes them 19599 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods to those less fortunate October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Schools 29A Dads join the Fifth-grade classes bond fun at St. Paul St. Paul CathoUc SChool first- during annual trips through third-grade students cele- brated their fabulous fathen last By Jennie Miller be hke to be escapmg slav- Involved weanng harnesses month during special activities Staff Wnter ery," said fifth-grader Nate and USIng each other for held at the school. Camp Storer was the Site Zlmmeth of Grosse Pomte support Students invited their fathers, of numerous learmng oppor- Park "The students had ro rely grandfathers, uncles or a special tumtIes and class bondmg "I learned that slaves on each other and use strat. man in their Uves to join in on the expenences thiS month were treated dIfferently," egy and planmng," Satut celebration. Maire Elementary said fifth-grader Lorna said. Activities included a free-throw School's fifth-grade class Burns of Grosse Pomte In a class of 59 students, basketball competition, relay races, pdJ th_.patcd in the school's Park "1 lcarned how h? ..d ,t (lnlv tW(l Wf>rp llnRhlf> to musical chairs and hot potato. Fab- annual tnp to the camp was for them" make the trIp to Camp ulous fathers were then able to grounds The class was fol- Students also participated Storer tlus year, a fact that enjoy fce cream and play on the lowed by that of Poupard III an onentatlOn class proves to Satut Just how playground with their St. Paul stu- and Kerby elementary where they worked With much the students enJoy the dents. schools compasses and learned how expenence year after year At right, Richard Whitney hangs Many of the schools m the to find their way "I myself enJoy It very out with his son, Hewitt Whitney dlstnct have these types of "We learned how to sur- much -It's a wonderful way and his buddy James Zambetli. field tnps for the kids to VIve,how to stay together as to bond With the fifth. gather as a group before a team and how to surVJve graders," she said. "It IS also headmg off to mIddle school. when you're lost," Burns a way of making fifth grade It serves as a bonding expe. saId a very SpeCial and memo- rience for the Iuds and a sort They also participated m rable expenence for the stu- of last hurrah to elementary a LeWIS and Clark Simula- dents. It IS the hlghhght of Star third-graders visit school tIOn, which was a sort of elementary school They "The Idea IS to have a scavenger hunt always have such a good team-buIldmg culmInatmg "The simulatIOn tIed m tlme" expenence for the fifth- qUite mcely With what "It was a lot of fun," seniors at nursing home graders, where they'll be they're studying," Satut Zimmeth said "It was the engaged m outdoor actiVI- said best field tnp I've ever been By Jennie Miller tIes and cooperative learn. Other actIVltles Included on" Staff Wnter 109," SaId Maire's pnnclpal, canoeIng, horseback ndmg The annual tnp IS subSI- Our Lady Star of the Sea Kathleen Satut "We had a and wall-climbmg, which dized by Maire's PrO. third-graders reached out to wonderful expenence thiS semor cItizens last week as year with beautiful weath- they VISited Bon Secours er" Howe Military School Nursmg Care Center Much of the tnp IS Howe MIlitary School has announced ItS The field tnp was orga- ahgned WIth the fifth.grade Supenntendent's List and Headmaster's List for the first nized by the school's hbran- cumculum One of the big gradmg penod of the 2003-04 school year Cadet MIchael an, Betsy Sierzenga and actIvltles at Camp Storer Carter, a 12th grader at Howe and the son of Mike and thIrd-grade teacher Joette thiS year was the under- Karen Carter of Grosse Pomte Park, was named to the Llamml, whose mothers ground raIlroad SImulatIOn Superintendent's List by attammg at least a 3 5 aven- both reSide at the nUTsmg Students role.played what It rage In hiS studIes m the college preparatory curriculum home would have been hke to be a Cadet KeVIn Yaklm, a 10th grader at Howe and the son InteractIOn With semor part of the underground of Kathy and Bill Yaklm of Grosse Pomte Park, was Photo by Kath VSllalo cItIzens IS a posItive expen. railroad m Michigan named to the Headmaster's List by attammg at least a Star third-grader Emily Matthews of Grosse Pointe ence for the kids, Llamlnl "1 learned what It would 3.0 average m hiS studIes sald, and the seniors appre- Farms reads a book to Agnes GoUbart. Ciated the VISits "It was a good expenence to VISItthe nursmg home," said thIrd-grader Ashley Rahl of Grosse Pomte IT'S NATIONAL Shores "I liked It a lot They saId they were grateful that we came." KARASTAN MONTH. Each student was paIred WIth at least one semor CItI- zen Before leavmg the school, each student select- Take advantage of the ed a bookErona. the hlDrAr)l.Jto..,. II ....JII HJI;J ... Jll j III read to hIS or her partner Third-grader Anthony ""lowist'prices Ofu!1Yl'seasCifi. Lesha of Grosse Pomte Shores read "One Tmy Turtle" to hiS partner at the nursmghome "I thought It was a good book," he SaId "The Illustra- tIOns were great too " Lesha said he enjoyed the expenence "I hke to go VISit people who need canng," he saId "I thInk It made her very happy" Third-grader Keith Abdenour of Grosse Pomte Woods selected "Froggy's Halloween, because of the nearness of the holiday "My heart felt good when I read to her - 1 felt I dId a good deed," he saId The students also present- ed the semors WIth hand- made cards and small fig- unnes of a child WIth their names mscribed on It "She said It was very pret- ty," said third-grader Claire Bouret of St Clair Shores "I had a good time, and 1 thmk they enjoyed our company" Deemed a successful field tnp, Llamml hopes to bnng the chlldren back to the nursmg home for another \TJSltlater m the year She Said the actiVIty director at the nurSIng home was thnlled about the expen- ence "The looks on their faces said It all," LIamInI said "It was as good for the semors as It was for the lIttle peo- Theres never been a better time to add warmth, sophistication and elegance to your home with pIe" the world's most admtred broadloom carpet and area rugs. 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The cats are about to be poked and, worse yet, made to he still dunng the first physIcal exammatIOn of their fidgety httle hves Dr Ann Duncan, the zoo's chIef vetennanan, who Photo_ b' Brad [mdber!( played with garter snakes A 2-month-old female and harbored Injured spar- Amur tiger protests dur- rows as a gIrl growmg up m ing her first physical suburbIa, prepares for her examination at the role as pedmtnclan to some Detroit ZOo.Dr. Ann Dun- of the rarest cats on the can. chief veterinarian, planet left. uses a sUt lamp to "We're gOIngto check the look inside the glaring cubs' eyes, ears and teeth; ered the chJlly tabletop with slvely to the growmg eyes of the ticked-off. hsten to theIr hearts and a white sheet decorated discord of gnarly 11.3-pound exotic ani- lungs, feel theIr belhes to WIth the type of fnvolous growls echomg from mal. 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(3131 882-8970' 17140 KERCHEVAL • GROSSE POINTE • IN THE VILLAGE 313-884-2991 HOURS: MON THRU FRI. 10 - 6, THURS. TILL 8, SAT. 10 - 5.30, SUNDAY 12 - 4 • 17670 Mack Avenue at University • Grosse Pointe City.: •• October 23, 2003 2B Weddings Grosse Pointe News beaded bodIce and long market research manager Royal Oak, Ilya Snyder of less gown that featured a sleeves. Her heirloom lace WIth Ford Motor Co the CIty of Grosse Pomte, beaded bodice and covered veIl had been worn preVlOUS. The groom graduated and Jon Tnpp ofAnn Arbor buttons down the back ly by three generatIOns of from MId-WarwIckshIre The bell rInger was The maid of honor was grandmothers She camed a College He IS an engmeer Stephen Ammar of Portage Kathy Schubert of bouquet of whIte flowers WIth Durr AutomatIOn Greeters were Kendra Columbus, OhIO desIgned by Carl Swanson, The couple traveled to Sdunders and Matthew Bndesmalds were Knsta the father of one of the Smgapore and MalaySIa Saunders, both of Green of Toledo, OhIO,DIane bndesmalds They lIve m the CIty of MIsslssauga, Ontano Pinkus of PIttsburgh, Pa, The maId of honor was the Grosse POInte The mother of the bnde JOdI BraslOla of Toledo and bnde's sIster, Molly Forster wore a floor-length cham. Beth Calabro of Sparta, of Dayton, OhIO pagne platlOum-colored OhIO BrIdesmaids were sheath and matchmg Jacket BrIdesmaIds wore floor- Jenmfer Swanson KItchen, The groom's mother wore length black dresses of their Deborah Soltensch Konkey a floor-length gold dress and own choosmg and Kathenne Zacharv all mat<'hmg J8rkf>t The hp"t man wa" Stuart of Harper Woods SCrIpture readers were Luman Attendants wore floor- Manlyn Tnpp of Ann Arbor, Groomsmen were Rahal length black A-lIne skIrts ShIrley Saunders of Thadam, Tarun Kapoor, Jon and sleeveless tops tnmmed MIsslssauga, OntarIO and Glass and Josh Tamls, all of Mr. and Mrs. Robert WIth rhmestones They car- Manon Stone Gatford of Pleasantvtlle, NY Mr. and Mrs. Brian Edward Peberdy ned nosegays of red roses Glendale, WIS The mother of the bnde Christopher Drleselman and stars-of-BethlehE.'m The orgamst was Kemmer wore a pale yellow floral The best man was Martyn Wemhaus; trumpeter was pnnt chiffon dress and a ers Forster- LeWISof London, England WIllIam Beger, cantor was gardenIa corsage The maId of honor was the Groomsmen were the Margaret Ahee; solOIst was The groom's mother wore bride's Sister, Jenmfer groom's brother, RIchard Margaret Rpes Members of a pale peach dress of Sulhvan Schmidt of Grosse Peberdy Peberdy of Kemlworth, the bnde's children's chOIr embrOIdered lace and a gar. Pomte Woods England; Ian Green of sang, accompamed by John denIa corsage. Bndesmalds were Dalton Barbara Ann Forster, Manchester, England; and Dickson Readers were Jeff and Ashley Peacock of Grosse daughter of Kathleen and John Anderson of Coventry, The bnde earned a bache- Pegah Easton Pomte Woods, Michelle Ronald Forster of the City of England. lor's degree m mUSICeduca- The bnde graduated from BndgIta Frank of franklIn Grosse POlOte, marned The mother of the bride tIOn from the UmversIty of OhIO UnIVerSIty With a and Natahe Mane Llpslu of Robert Edward Peberdy, son wore a mocha Silk skirt, a MIchigan and a Master of bachelor's degree In fashIOn Royal Oak of Nora and Edward black velvet top and a bead. Arts degree In cumculum merchandlsmg Attendants wore strapless Peberdy of Kemlworth, ed Jacket She pmned a and teachmg from MichIgan The groom graduated floor-length satIn orchId-col. England, on Nov 23, 2002 at whIte gardema corsage to Hathaway- State UnIVerSIty She IS an from the Umverslty of ored dresses The maId of St Clare of Montefalco her evemng bag elementary musIc teacher In Albany With a bachelor's honor camed a bouquet of Church The groom's mother wore Thompson the L'Anse Creuse PublIc degree m bIOlogy He earned lavender and whIte roses The Rev Joseph A Goebel a navy and red floor-length Schools a law degree from Pace and bndesmalds carrIed of Cleveland, OhIO, officiat- ensemble and a whIte garde- JulIe Ann Hathaway, The groom earned a UnIVerSIty lavender roses ed at the tWIhght ceremony ma corsage daughter of Mr and Mrs Bachelor of Arts degree m The couple traveled to The best man was the Goebel also officIated at the Readers were Stephame George Hathaway of Grosse bIOlogICal baSIS of behaVIOr Grenada, West Indies They groom's brother, Enc weddmg of the bnde's par- KItchen Llstman, Sara POInte Woods, marrIed from the Umverslty of live 10 Scarsdale, NY Anthony Dneselman of ents more than 30 years ago Rowe Koch and Tara WIllIam Bryan Thompson, Pennsylvama and a Master Garden CIty The bnde wore an IVOry CnstallI of ProVldence, R I son of Mr and Mrs Bryan of Arts degree 10 secondary Groomsmen were Jason satm gown that featured an The bnde graduated from Thompson of Grosse Pomte educatIOn from the Schmidt- Robert Jonca of Garden CIty, off-the-shoulder necklIne, a Boston College She IS a Park, on Aug 29, 2003, at UnIVerSIty of Mlchlgan He Brett Michael WhIte of Our Lady Star of the Sea ISa sCience teacher at PIerce Drieselman Westland and Joseph CatholIc Church Middle School and a SWIm Anthony Perkms of MonSIgnor Denms coach at Grosse Pomte ErIn Ehzabeth SchmIdt, Dearborn Hamty offiCIated at the 5 South High School daughter of Mr and Mrs The mother of the bnde pm ceremony, whIch was The couple honeymooned KIrk SchmIdt of Grosse wore a strapless black and followed by a receptIOn 10 on Mackmac Island They POInte Woods, marrIed white sIlk floor-length dress the Fnes Ballroom of the live m Grosse Pomte Woods BrIan ChrIstopher and a wnst corsage of two Grosse Pointe War DrIeselman, son of Mr and hot pmk roses Memonal Mrs Damel Dneselman of The groom's mother wore The bnde wore a latte Silk Garden City, on Sept 6, a black floor-length dress organza gown that featured 2003, at Grosse Pomte WIth beaded straps Vote For Douglas Roby Tues. Nov. 4th an off-the-shoulder necklIne, Memonal Church beaded bodIce, capped The bnde earned a bache- The Rev Thomas Rice and sleeves, an A-line slurt and a lor's degree m busmess from MonSignor Kucyk offiCIated sweep tram Her cathedral- Wayne State Umverslty She at the 5 p m ceremony, length veIl was held m place IS workmg on a master's whIch was followed by a WARD NEPI SALON 313.884.88,5~ by a headpIece that matched degree and teaclung certlfi- receptIOn 111 the Fnes cab.an at WSU the bodice of he.r gown. She 1 Ballroom of Grosse POInte 40 YEARS\N BUS'NESS~ ~ camed a hand-tied bouquet , The groom earned a bach- War Memonal elor's degree m education SPECIAL OCCASION MAKE-UP of peach and cream-eoIored from the UnIVerSIty of by TESS NEPI roses WIth stephanotIs and The bnde wore a strapless sweet WIllIam A-lIne gown that featured a Michigan-Dearborn He IS a Specializing In corrective eyebrows & The maId of honor was beaded bodIce, buttons down secondary school mathemat- waxing facial hair for MENand Women. CatherIne TrIpp of Ann the back and a cathedral- ICSteacher length traIn She carned The newlyweds traveled No Appointments Necessary Arbor two dozen lavender, hot pmk to St LUCIa. They live In 1M6! MaCk Ave., Crosse pointe WOOds Bndesmalds were Gma Garfield of Chicago, Amy and WhIte roses and stargaz- Grosse Pomte Park Neff of Ann Arbor, Kern Pomarolli of Redondo Beach, Calif; the groom's SIster, East Area Questers hosts Sheila Thompson of Grosse ADA~TO Pointe Park; and Lisa benefit for Pewabic Pottery Wyrock of Grosse POInte The East Area Questers of Questers IS a 60-year-old Woods Pope- the state of Mlchlgan WIll orgamzatIOn that fosters The flower gIrls were hold Its annual meetmg on educatIOn of antiques and ul!!.('f!1"rrf/ Lauren Ammar of Portage Saturday, Nov 1, at the donates funds for the preser- and Chloe RItchhart of Ann ELEGANTLY DESIGNED & HANDMADE INVITATIONS Leimgruber Grosse Pomte Club (also vatIOn and restoratIOn of Arbor, and AbIgaIl and FOR ANY SPECI.\L OCCASION Renee Pope, daughter of known as the LIttle Club), 6 eXIstIng hIStOrIC bUIldmgs ClaIre Thompson of East BerkshIre Place In Grosse and landmarks Grand RapIds LoIS Pope, formerly of the '13 Years ProfeSSIOnal Design Expenence • In-Home Consultallon CIty of Grosse Pomte, and Pomte Farms Chamnan of the event IS Attendants wore floor- The AntIques AppraIsal Nancy PacItto of DetrOIt Co- 'One-of-a-Kmd DeSignS length stone-colored satm Mr. and Mrs Jerry Pope of • Coordmatlng Thank You Notes, CIncmnatl, mamed PhIlIp AffaIr, Will benefit the chaIrmen are Lynn DetWIler dresses and camed hand- restoratIOn and preservatIOn and Marlene Harle, both of • Reasonably Pnced Place Card\ Table MenuI, tIed bouquets of peach roses LeImgruber, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas LeImgrulwr of of PewabIc Pottery, a hls- Grosse Pomte Farms. Program Booklets AvaIlable and hypencum bemes tonc pottery founded IO The cost for the day IS$35 The best man was the Thornwood, NY, on Aug 23, 2003, In Bedford, NY 1903 by Mary Chase Perry Send a check payable to Fox groom's brother, Ian Stratton and Horace Creek chapter No 216 to Joy Neych 313-580.3699 Thompson of East Grand The Rev Thomas WIllIams offiCIated at the Calkms Adele Huebner, Fox Creek Rapids. The AppraIsal AffaIr Treasurer, 61 Meadow Lane, Groomsmen were DaVid ceremony, whIch war:. fol- lowed by a receptIOn In begIns at 10 30 a m Bob Grosse Pomte Farms, Hall of Blrmmgham, the DuMouchelle of 48236 SeatIng IS hmlted brIde's brother, Paul Katonah, NY The bnde wore an antique DuMouchelle Art Gallenes For more mformatlOn, call Hathaway of Grosse Pomte whIte silk satm A-lIne strap- WIll prOVIde verbal (313) 885-9003 or (313) 521- Woods, Aaron Smith of appraIsals at $10 per Item 0058 ~ ?If-4114 'Oati: 7~ ~ «It IJ wt4 W4IIt U ~ piat ,.. ~",. ~14-, Sf fI/t44e ", dd it «It 4114 ~ tJe-jUt4 ~u. ~ ~~, 46 IJ ,.'e '" tile ~~, '-',?He GROSSE POINTE NEWS They know the Btst Brands and Corky s has thtrn All' Endorses: G.JOHN BURTON, PALMER, FORUM, SWrrCH, VANS, NORTHWAVE, DRAKE, FLOW AREA ARTISTS & EXHIBITORS FEATURED AND MORE. STEVENS • CHRISTMAS GIFT'S & ARRANGEMENTS FOR • ARTS & CRAFT'S • LUNCHEON GROSSE POINTE CITY COUNCIL • HOMEMADE BAKED GOODS, PASTRIES Endorsed by: • ATTIC TREASURES • TOYS & STUFFERS "t Congresswoman Cond~ Mil .. , • AMPLE PARKING • RAFFLE '" MaY'O' DoI4t ~ • Former Mayor John King 3LocdNa 21800 Marter Rd ' St Clair Shore'i/Gro~~e POInle Wood~ • FonMr Mayor susan Whee* RotHWIIIe 26451 Gnttlot @ '-696 5/16-715-8270 "t Coundl MemberS ' Jennings • lafond. ~ Lake Orion 3990 BltIdwfn @ '-75 248-393-39U 586-779-6111 • $1 00 DONATION Paid to< l>v "'" c"""",tlee to ,.+ l October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Faces & glaces 38 Shoot for a Cure will honor Pointer Gail Warden Shoot for a Cure ISthe the past 25 years In 2000 11th annual event of ItS The event IS sponsored by Show manager" are Lynn Warden received the the JUnIor Group of For more mformatlOn, Grosse Pointe; and Dr. kInd to benefit research and Amencan Hospital Dingus and Sue Hall. call Big Boy Restaurants at treatment of neurolOgical GoodWIll Industnes of Honorary chaIrmen for the Pam Smith of Grosse AssoclatlOn's DistingUished Greater DetrOIt, WIth pro- (586) 755-8125 POInte Farms SchweItzer dIseases at Henry Ford Service Award In 1997, show are Matt and Karen Hospital The fundralser ceeds gomg to GoodWill'sJob Cullen of Grosse Pomte also serves as preSident of PreSident Clmton appomted trammg and educatlOnal Help children: Local the ChlldHelp USA DetrOIt wtll be held beginnIng at him to the Federal AdvIsory and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Judges, phySICians, elected programs for people With Bouchard. Auxiliary 630 p m Thur"day, Nov CommlsslOn on Con"umer offiCialsand commumty 13, at the Andlamo Italla disabIlities and other spe- AdmISSIOnto the show IS "It ISour goal to make ProtectlOn and Quahty m Cial needs Jumor Group of leaders from Wayne, sure that Michigan's chIl- Banquet Center III Warren the Health Care Industry $10 Tickets are avaIlable at Oakland and Macomb coun- The evemng Will mclude GoodwIll IS a volunteer the door or from Juruor dren are safe from chlld Warden ISan elected organI7atlOn of mnrp thaT) tIes - mcludmg a group of abuse." Schwl'lt7l'r Rll1d d!nnCTt Jil au\..L.i.vH, dJHl d member ot the Institute of Group mcmlJ"I" Shuw Gru"se t'Olnte reSidents _ performance by entertaIner 200 members hours are noon to 9 p.m "One way we Will do thIS is Medlcme of the National More than 50 antIques are workmg With commUnI- to buIld a ChIldHelp chil- Engelbert Humperdmck Academy of SCIences and he Fnday, 11 a.m to 5 p m ty volunteers to help stem This yeM's event WIll exhIbitors from around the Saturday and Sunday dren's VllIage m the tn- chairs the board of the country wlll offer Amencan, the tIde of chIld abuse m county area where severely honor Grosse Pomter Gail NatIonal Quahty Forum, MichIgan L. Warden, preSident EnglIsh, French and Can do: Local Boy abused chlldren ages 6 to the Healthcare Research Onental pIeces, folk art; The ChIldHelp USA 12 can heal and learn. The ementus and former chIef and Development InstItute Scouts and BIg Boy restau- Greater DetrOit AUXIlIaryIS executive officer and preSI- fine art; sIlver, glass, and rants Willlock off the 26th ChddHelp USA motto for and the newly created pottery workmg to bUIld a Its homes and faCIlities IS dent, Henry Ford Hpalth NatlOnal Center for annual "OperatIOn Can Do" ChIldHelp USA residenbal System The QQodWIllbooth "All who enter here WIll Healthcare LeadershIp food dnve to feed the area's treatment center m the tn- mcludes collectibles and hungry WIth the "Scoutmg find love" Shoot for a Cure raIses restored furmture and county area for severely ChlldHelp USA was money to support research for Food" event Sponsors of abused and neglected chll- accessones, gently-used thIs year's dnve are BIg founded m 1959 by Sara and treatment for neurolog- furs and Jewelry and furnI- dren from 6 to 12 years old O'Meara and Yvonne Ical diseases such as bram Boy Restaurants ChIldHelp USA IS dedIcated ture restored and reVltal- InternatlOnal LLC, WXYZ- Fedderson as a result of a tumors, stroke, epllepsy, Ized by volunteers. to the treatment and pre- goodwlll tour With U S TV,the Hunger ActIOn ventIon of child abuse and Parkinson's disease, spme Also featured a SIlent troops 10 AsIa The then- CoalItIOn and the DetrOlt neglect disorders and trauma to the auctIOn, pantry booth and young Hollywood actresses' bram or spmal cord Area and Chnton Valley The ChildHelp USA gift boutIque filled With gift CouncIl Boy Scouts. "chance" encounters - one Honorary co-chairmen Items handmade by volun- Greater DetrOit AUXIlIary WIth 11 homeless orphans are Pam and Dr. Mark teers and local artists BegInnmg on Saturday, wIll hold Its fourth annual abroad, and one With Nancy Rosenblum of West Shoppers can dme m the Nov 1, hundreds of Boy fundralser, Celebrate the Reagan - led to a lifelong Bloomfield, Nancy cafe Scouts WIllgo door-to-door, ChIld, on Fnday, Oct 24, at commItment to helpmg chIl- Schlichting of Dearborn The black-he optIOnal leaVlng empty OperatIOn The Thwnsend Hotel m dren In need ChIldHelp and Gail and Dr. Mark preVlew gala for the show IS Can Do collectIOn bags. BIrmmgham USA has dIrectly proVlded Kelly of Bloomfield HIlls from 7 to 10 p.m ReSidents are urged to fill Tickets are $200 a person help and hope to mIllions of Event co-chairmen are Thursday, Nov 6 PreVlew the bags WIth non-perish- or $400 for benefactors Call chddren and adults whose Rosalie and Joe Vicari of tickets range from $80 to able food m canned, boxed (248) 642-8719 for tIckets lIves have been traumatIzed ClInton Township $200 Call (248) 375-1493 or plasbc contamers and InformatIOn by chIld abuse For mforma- SpeCIal guests Sara Gail Warden Tickets range from $175 Boy Scouts WIllreturn tlOn on ChlldHelp USA VlSIt to $1,000 a person For A speCIal after-hours between 8 and 10 a m O'Meara and Yvonne wwwchIldhelpusa.org more InformatIOn or to Fnday evemng SOCialevent Saturday, Nov 8, to collect Fedderson, founders of Warden served as presI- wIll mclude Jazz, Wine, make a reservatIOn, call filled bags left by reSidents Chl1dHelp USA, wIll be at - MargIe Rems SmIth dent and CEO of Henry (313) 876-9259 cheese and musIc. Those Between Saturday, Nov 8 the event Ford Health System from who have already paId and Wednesday, Dec 31, A hve auctIOn featunng a Apnl 1988 to June 2003. Antiques for sale: admISSion for the day WIll people can stIll contnbute Signed pamtmg by Throughout hIS career, The GoodWIllAntiques not be charged for the by droppmg off non-pensh- actress/artIst Jane Warden has received sever- Show, one of the oldest con- evenmg actIVItIes Those able food donatIOns at BIg Seymour of one of her al SIgnIficant awards In tmuously operatIng chanta- who come for the evemng Boy restaurants young tWIn sons, and a spe- 2002 and 2003, Modern ble antIques shows m the only Will be charged $10. CIalappearance by Mitch Healthcare selected him as Accordmg to the Hunger Ryder are slated natlOn, wlll be held on On Saturday, between one of the 100 most power- Fnday, Saturday and ActIon CoalitIon, some CommIttee members ful people m healthcare and 9 30 and 11 am, Ernest 700,000 people m MichIgan Sunday, Nov 7,8 and 9, at DuMouchelle, Kenneth mclude Kathy Schweitzer m 2001 the magazme the Shotwell-Gustafson each year receIve emer- and Norma Haigh of named hIm as one of the Katz and Stephen J. Till gency food Smce OperatlOIl Grosse POInte Woods, PaVlllOnat Oakland will proVlde verbal experience Icounts top 25 most InfluentIal mdl- Can Do's InceptIOn In 1978, Kathey McGovern and Uruverslty In Rochester appraIsals of your own (if.lect Vlduals in the mdustry over HIlls more than 7 millIon pounds Sydney King of Grosse antIque treasures. of food have been donated. Pomte Park; Patty Charles S. Davis III McCarthy of the CIty of Lions Club donates fu~~e~ ....~~~~~". The Grosse POInte Woods five of my visually Impalre~ lIP, t Woods "and Nmo IS such a talented LIons Club has provided fnends mto" the sport, ,,-iCad b ¥h0lte s Club person. We'd like to help finanCIal assIstance for the PacIDI saId. I .have also ona u. ~s a on al for prOVIdemore bikes" Ya~~~l1~fiZery 2x2 PrOject a group of visu- recrwted and tramed about responded to fin p~ p The group ndes every , , d I h 17 ghted volunteers to cap- volunteer or anCl su - h t to ally Impaire peop e W 0 SI fro f ta d " port bv donatIng $2 500 for a week. To those W 0 wan ~ update your older ~ '~ nde tandem bIkes tam the nt 0 a n em. tandei'n bike' learn how to captaIn a tan- 1"Humlture *with elegance" Nmo PaCInI IS totally PaCInI'S efforts were f~ "The Gros~e Pomte Woods dem, PacmI says: "We blmd. He began ndmg a tan- mahzed by formmg ther;Ua LIons Club behevetl, Htl I do," proIDlse you may ride m the dem bIke three years ago, Project under the ~mb P crni said "that you can't front where the handlebars Just m tIme* for *the holuia.Y's! Just for the fun of It Most of of the Arc CyclIng °tgra~h p~t a doll~ value on the turn, and the brakes work." hIS bilung was done With thde He started dth:t~~OJ~e~er benefits denved from the *'.* *." Wolvenne Sports Club, an one unpal ment and sense of freedom that thIs Anyone mterested In mak- he estImates he ndes more (hImlsel~ nOb:;:~ about 20 actIVIty prOVIdes to each mg a donatIOn to the 2x2 than 4,000 mIles a year a vo un er participant" Project or learmng how to "I have managed to drag people "ThISIS such a worthwhIle captain a tandem should call proJect," said Red Arnold, (313) 885-7330 or send an e- 28709 Harper Ave. St Clair Shores' 3 Blks S of 12 Mile preSIdent of the Grosse mall to nparIm@att net. www.vanderllpupholstery.com------1 _ 'I 25% Of+" ~\~s~JOOyour25% off I 'JJ furniture rllupIlolstllntd af".1C , I ''.::.'ILah:.:.,c_ .!,~es~13~3_ .:'~.r:..__ I Why in 8eo{ tiie' htinti;;Y;:U;1iI the world would you shop Come visit ... The Upper Crust? :Flrnlll~~ ~ill l¥I~]]) a unique combination of French Table Linens & Tableware ""Collectibles German Glass Teapots Italian Pewter -Antiques English Note Cards & Stationary ""Gifts Plus oilB,vinegars, chocolates, cookies, Red Arnold, president of the Grosse Pointe Woods teas jams mustards, pastas, breads and ""A Baby Boutique Lions Club. at the left. presents a check to Nino ch~ses ~m England, France, Spain, Italy Pa clnl at the right to purchase a new tandem bike and the U.S. Throughout the holidays we for th~ Arc Cycling Program. The bike will be used by will be bnngmg you the best the world people who are visually impaired. has to offer. Come and eI\JOY! Lake St. Clair Symphony Orchestra benefit is Oct. 27 TheURPer(ruit The thIrd annual pasta The evemng Will mclude a fine food ~ Warei dmner fundralser for the 50/50 rame, door pnzes and 75 Kercheval lionthe Hill" Lake St ClaIr Symphony entertamment ~d~ tv~e-t.- Orchestra Will be held from Tickets are $8 for adults, 313 . 884.5637 5 to 8 p m Monday, Oct 27, $4 for children 12 and Proprietor ,, under For tickets or more Brml thia ad in before November 13, 2003 ~~ at the Jefferson Yacht Club, /.\ I .,,- mformatIOn, call (586) 777- , 24504 Jefferson III St ClaIr and receive 13% off your entIre purchaae. (248) 541.3069 ~ Shores 8944 HOURS: ( ~{ ".. Wednesday. Saturday T j!-- Concert slated Saturday, Oct. 25 Also Visit 12 NOON to 5:00 P.M. J with off I!rr'('! {Jar~rn'i / The first concert of the MIhceCIC Will present autumn season by the Lake Dvorak's Symphony No 8 St ClaIr Symphony Orchestra WIllbegm at 7 30 Tickets WIll be avaIlable p m Saturday, Oct 25, at at the door South Lake High School Custom Floral Design A receptIOn Wlll be hl'ld New cond'.Ictor ZelJco after the concert Located inside The Upper Crust " ,~- • 44 '4 4B October 23, 2003 Churches Grosse Pointe News Music at Babies Memorial Lloyd David Dennis Fenmmore Jr, of Lower grandmothers are Margaret MOnIca and Matthew Nazareth, Pa. Great-grand- Vander Plas of Waterford Church DennIS of Harper Woods are mother ISMrs Anne Lennon and Mary Clark of of Staten Island, NY Indlanapohs Grosse Pomte Memonal the parents of a son, Lloyd DaVId DennIS, born Aug 30, Church Wlli present "Songs Chloe Annabella Benjamin Stewart of the CIOl~ters" at 7 pm, 2003 Maternal grandmoth- Sunday, Oct 26, at the er IS JudIth Paul of Grosse Cudna Fraser Hakim Pomte Park Paternal church, 16 Lakeshore In Carlo and Phaedre Cucma Lawrence J and Pamela grandparents are DIane and Grosse POInte Farms ofAustm, Texas, are the par- J Halum of Oxford, Miss, DaVId Denms of St ClaIr Capella ArtemIsIa WIll per- ents of a daughter, Chloe are the parents of a son, Shores Great-grandmother form m the neo-GothIc sanc- Annabella Cucma born BenjamIn Stewart Fraser tuary ot the church 11> L1lhdH CUH ..fUl\l uf St Halum, born Sept 30, 2003. ClaIr Shores Aug 28, 2003. Based m Bologna, Italy, Grandparents are JIm and Grandparents are J. Eugene Capella ArtemIsIa IS an Kathy Robson of Grosse and LIllIan Taylor of RIpley, ensemble of female vOIceS Hayden Faremouth Pomte Park and Mano and MISS, Ann Halum of Grosse and InstrumentalIsts dedI- Wallis Mana eucma of Perugla, POInte Woods and the late cated to performing the Italy John H Hakim. music from Itahan convents Ramsey and BTlttany in the 16th and 17th cen- Wallis of Denver, Colo, for. Caroline Dorothy Erin Breheny turies Church benefit merly of Grosse Pomte Park, Sunday's 7 p m. concert are the parents of a daugh- Stafford Canning Christ the King Lutheran Church will hold a ter, Hayden Faremouth wIll mclude a repertOIre con- dinner and auction, "An Evening at the Moulin Catherme Amberg Susan and Russell slstmg of both forgotten WallIs, born July 31, 2003 Stafford and Scott Anthony Canning of Westerville, Rouge," on Saturday, Nov. 15, at Barrister Gar- Maternal grandparents are works composed by nuns dens, 24225 Harper in St. Clair Shores. Stafford of Grosse Pomte Ohio, are the parents of a themselves and musIc wnt- Dr Les and Sue Faremouth Woods are the parents of a daughter, ErIn Breheny Proceeds from the eveDiDg will benefit the of BellaIre, formerly of ten by celebrated male com- building of new preschool classrooms and offices daughter, Carohne Dorothy Canning, born Sept 15, posers and mtended for per- Grosse Pomte Park. Stafford, born AprIl 21, 2003 Maternal grandpar. and handicap facUities in the church. Paternal grandparents are formance In the convents Cocktans and hors d'oeuvres begin at 6:30 2003 Maternal grandpar- ents are John and Maryann The music wIll be presented Tom Wallis and JudIth ents are Richard Judge of Grosse POInte p.m. Dinner is at 7:30 p.m. and the live auction Schwartz of Denver for the first tIme as it would begins at 9 p.m. Committee members JoAnn Maxlmihan Amberg of Woods. Paternal grandpar- ongmally have been heard Grosse Pointe Park and the ents are John Canmng of Miller of Grosse Pointe Woods and JeDDa Young Jack Lennon - WIthout male vOIces. of Grosse Pointe Park are shown with a grand late Dorothy Helen Amberg Grand Blanc and the late TIckets will be avaIlable piano similar to the one that will be auctioned at Fennimore and Paternal grandparents are Slurley Canning at the door General admis- the event. Florence and Douglas sIOn tickets are $10; seniors Other auction items include a signed Steve Darby Lennon Stafford of Grosse Pomte Connor Ryan and students, $5. For more Yzerman jersey, the use of two vacation condos, Fennimore Park VanDerMaas information, call (313) 882- concert tickets and more. 5330. BIll and Jenmfer Eliese Talbot Jones Hans and Barbara Admission Is $50 or $450 for a table of 10. For Fenmmore of Bethlehem, Roe Jones III and Jenmfer VanDerMaas of St Clair more information, call (313) 882-9521. Pa, formerly of Grosse Huntmgton Jones of Shores are the parents of a Men's POinte Farms, are the par- Carmel, Ind, are the par- son, Connor Ryan ents of twms, a son, Jack ents of a daughter, ElIese VanDerMaas, born Sept. 27, Breakfast Lennon Fennimore, and a Talbot Jones, born Sept 19, 2003 Maternal grandpar- LTA will present lecture daughter, Darby Lennon 2003 ents are DennIS and schedule Fenmmore, born Sept 6, Maternal grandparents Kathlyn BurgIO of Macomb on stem cell research 2003 Maternal grandpar- are Mary Jo and BIll TownshIp Paternal grand- The Ecumemcal Men's ents are Thomas and Huntington of the CIty of parents are Thomas and Breakfast meets at 7:30 a.m Dr. Daniel MIchael, dIrec- cal education opportumtIes Ehzabeth Lennon of Penn Grosse Pointe Mary VanDerMaas of the Friday mornings at Grosse tor of neurotrauma at the for adults Members mclude Valley, Pa, formerly of Paternal grandparents CIty of Grosse Pomte Great- Pointe Memonal Church for DetrOIt MedIcal Center, WIll Chnst Church Grosse Grosse POInte Farms are Sharon Jones of grandparents are Ned and breakfast and a speaker. present a talk on stem cell POInte, Grosse Pomte Paternal grandparents are Indianapohs, Ind, and the Mary VanDerMaas of Men of all faIths are InVIted research for the Lay MemOrIal Church, Grosse WIlham and Margaret late Roe Jones Jr Great- LexIngton. Upcommg speakers are. TheolOgIcal Academy at 7.30 Pomte Umted MethodIst Oct. 24: The Rev Richard p.m Wednesday, Oct 29, at Church, Grosse POinte W. Ingalls Jr of Manner's Christ Church Grosse Umted Church, Grosse Church ill DetroIt Pomte Pomte Woods Presbyterian Oct. 31: The Rev Tom MIchael IS also an adjunct Church, Jefferson Avenue Pope John Paul II has RIce of Grosse POinte professor m the Department PresbyterIan Church, Our of Toledo," BlaIr saId, "and I Memonal Church of Anatomy/Cen BIOlogy at named DetrOIt AUXIlIary look forward to makmg a Lady Star of the Sea BIshop Leonard P BlIDr as Nov. '7: The Rev. Peter Wayne State Umverslty CatholIc Church, St new home among the people ~th of .leffenon Avenue The coat of the llre8enta the Bishop of the Roman of northwest OhIo 7 ~~CathQlic. Cb»rch, Oatlhohc BxoceBe Toledo, Presbytenan Church hon is $5 Chnst Church IS "At the eame time I feel St Clare of Montefalco OhIO. Nov. 14: NicoJaos Kotsis located at 61 Grosse Pointe Cathohc Church, St James deep gratItude for all the of the Greek Orthodoxy of Blvd m Grosse Pomte Blair, 54, was born In church m DetrOIt has done Lutheran Church, St Paul DetrOIt and ordamed to the DetroIt Farms. For more mforma- CatholIc Church, St Paul for me from the tIme 1 was pnesthood m 1976. born Nov. 21: The Rev. John tIon, call (313) 885-484l. Evangeltcal Lutheran Fults of FaIth Lutheran The Lay TheolOgIcal "I'm very happy and hon- "I thank my parents, fam- Church and the ChIldren's orf>dto be named the BIshop Church Academy prOVIdesecumem- Home of DetrOit Ily and friends, Cardinal FIRST CHURCH GROSSE Christ the King First English Ev. Lutheran Church WORSHIP 1444 Muylaad Grosse 1'I>m,0 Park Lutheran Church VernIer Rd al Wedge", ood Dr POINTE Gro~se Pomte Woods Roored mChrlSt • Mack at Lochmoor UNITED 884-5040 SERVICES Growmg FaIth 884-5090 8 15 a m TraditIOnal ServIce CHURCH Shanng Love 815 & 1045 a.m Worship 9 30 a m Contemporary Service ~ Sf. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Service II 00 a ill Tradillonal Service AmLlATID WIlli TliE UCC AND ABC CHURCH 9 30 a m Sunday School Grosse Pomte \V 240 CHALFONTE AT LOTHROP & Bible C1a."CS 9 30 a m Sunday School Unitarian Church 20475 Sunningdale Park • Sunday School 9 15 a m 884-3075 Supe"",!oCd N u~ry ProVided near Lochmoor Club Dr Walter A Schmldl Pa'tor "Strangers and Grosse Poinle Woods Sunday Worship 1030 a m Re' Banoo L Beehe /h;oc late Pa'tor www chmtthekmggp O TOO'"onal Angh.an \\o"h'r Independent ~1O.e 1!l42 Grosse Pointe Baptist Church Christ Church Grosse Pointe <,lJNDAY ( hn~I (.eMered and CarmI{ Commuted 10 Youth and COmmUrn/) (Episcopal) ~ lO a m Hol)' lommumon 10 I ~ d 0, Adull BIllie ~,udj II ()() a m Holy CommuOion ",llh Sunda} "onhip - 11:00 AM Cancer Awareness Sunday lhe Church lii Profe" ..mnal ( hou THURSDAY Nu"",,,> Sunday S{'hool - 9:45 AM for Agl' 2 - <\dult (AI aU .nvu-u) 12 10 r m Holy Commumon ~erl June ( hu"'h ~und", '"- ho,,1 There will be pe.-onal .ton .. of mdlVldual and family Joumeys through cancer and how their faith has helped. Literature and displays On Hlrt ~ .. III~ Thn",,1 • FI"H ~u~ Plrklnllin .ord (•• rallo Wrf/du> "Irhool }outh meet Wednesda~ at 6 30 p.m. avaIlable and medical profe"lOnal~ on hand to an~wer question •. with "n'r ...... In ,he med"n slrlp or Joft'''",",.1 Woodw.rd !'lPnlOr HIgh Youth meet Thursdays at ,.()() p m. TM R"v Rkh.rd W tnll.n., RKlor Saturday, October 25, 2003 Tho Rev. Rkhard W. [npUs. Jr. "",I.lanl RKlnr 213,36 Mark AVl'nul' Gro~se POint!' \\()orl~ 5:30 p.m •• Holy Euchan.t Rite n Kennelh J. Sweetllllln, O .... nl••• nd ( hoirma..ler Sunday, October 26, 2003 (313)-259-2206 marlnerschurchofdetrollOI1l Phone (313) 881-3343 \\eh Page. ~.gph('.org 8:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist R,te n Jefferson ~venue 9:00 a.m. ' Holy Eucharist Rite II THE GROSSE POINTEMEMoaIAL (HUIn With the ChOIr of Men and Girls Presbyterian Church 10: I 0 a.m. ' Christian Education for All Ages ,utili' 'n f!r)('« ;'rlf' In tilt mr ii' 11fh, ( 11'\ £st~1Shed 186S The Pre:sI1ytenan etlJlth (U.S.A.) Adult Forum: LectlOtU1ry BIble Study We Welcome You In Worship, Service, Fellowship With The Rev. Martha Wallace REV. WILLIAM C. YEAGER, prelUhing Symposium about Cancer A panel of clergy, phY~lc,an~ and others Will Rive the .. "Saints St~ Forward" Viewpo,nts on what It mean~ t~ lIVe With cancer. 9 (Xl & 11 no .1 m Wor,h,p <;ervICc, 11: 15 a.m. ' Holy Eucharist Rite II 1010 •• m Chn"lan Lduldtlon for Children Youth & Adull, With Choir of Men and Boys H 4~ a m 1215 am Cnhfreddler (are (Cnb and toddler care 8 45 . 1245) 7 10 a m Ecumenical Men ~ fonday Bredkfa~1 The Rev. Bradford G. Whitaker, Rector The Rev. David D. Dieter. The Rev. James Lively II 'T~ PHFN MINIHRY Ind 11)(,0, ( onRrtlllllon The Rev. Martha E. Wallace lfi L.ktlloort Drlvt, (,nmo Pointefarms' 882.5130 61 Gros'le Pointe Blvd. GrOll5e POinte Fanns """'-lIPmchurch com (313) 885-4841 • www.chnslchurch .0 , kg ..... :;.' ag w MwbJt,b sO .,' n sa" •H' r 'b • + tr •• 4 d f n .1 r = October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News 58 ~--~ ~-~~~~ ~ -~.~------ October 23, 2003 68 Health Grosse Pointe News Frostbite Atrial fibrillation - what is it? e e By Dr. C. Douglas Lees minute due to electncal fibnllatlOn that go away AI<'dunng a routme phySI- radlOfrequency ablatIOn, IS serIous SpecIal Wnter impulses generated m the Wlthout medIcal mterven- cal exam He 01 she may the surgeon ablates, or If you've ever watched a atria (upper chambers of tlon. Perslstent AF discovel the problem r,lm- erases, the part of the medIcal drama on TV. the heart). But sometimes reqwres medIcal mterven- ply by Itstenmg to the heart that IS causmg the concern you're probably fllDllhar and for reasons not com- tlon such as prescnptlOn heart With a btethor,cope arrhythmIa ThIS blocks the rogue electncal Signals By Dr. Keith Wilkinson Wlth scenes ID which a pletely understood. an drugs to regulate normal An EKG can confirm a gnmly deternuned physI- unharnessed storm of elec- heartbeat, whIle perma- dIagnOSISof AF, dlthough If that cause rapId or lrregu- SpeCial Wnter cian grabs a palr of pad- tncal energy is unleashed, nent AF responds to mter- the problem Ib mtermlt- lar heartbeat FrostbIte, very SImply, IS dles, bares the chest of a caUSing the upper cham- ventlOn only for bnef pen- tent, It may be nelcbsdry At St John HospItal and skm that has been frozen bmp patlent, and uses the bers of the heart to qwver, ods of time for the pdtlent to wear a MedIcal Center, we're Even though frostbite IS -:hargcd lnstrJDlCnt (:lfter or fibnllate, at 300 to 600 .\F patwuts comm:mly HC!t('f l1'".-"t"r Wh,('h ,<; 11 ll"'m~ a new tvpe of cau'led bv exposure to cold. yelbng "Clear''') to shock times a minute have other coeXlstmg con- portable EKG malhme rddlOfrequency ablatlOn It IS mIcroscopically very the patlent's heart back In some cases, such fib- ditlOns, such as rheumatIc that records the heartbeat deVice called the AtnCure SimIlar to a burn, and often mto beatmg regularly nllatlon can lead to stroke heart dIsease, coronary over tIme (often 24 hours) system, whIch allows the IStreated the same way. The eqwpment used IS or a heart attack In fact. heart dIsease and mItral A chest X-rdYand surgeon to create a leSIOn Frostbite most commonly known as a defibnllator, the Amencan Heart valve prolapse There's echocardlOgl am (a test on the area of the heart occurs on exposed areas of and It bterally can save AssoclatlOn estimates that also some eVldence that that r,how" the walb of the that causes the arrhyth- the face, such as the nose, the hfe of a person m car- atnal fibnllatlon (AF) IS bmge dnnkmg can make beatmg heal t I dbo may be mId Thlr, leslOn blocks ears, and cheeks, as well as dIac cnB1Sby restonng the responsible for more than AF worse. necessary to confirm the eleetncdl conductIOn, thus fingers and toes People who patient's regular heart- 70,000 strokes each year At one bme, It was diagnOSIs greatly I educmg or ehml- particIpate III outdoor WIll- beat What makes AF so dan- believed that patIents With There are sevel dl effec- natmg AF A major advan- ter actiVIties, those WIth But while It may seem gerous ISthat when the the mildest forms of AF ttve treatments for AF In tage of thiS system IS that poor cIrculatIOn, the home- as If this happens only on heart qwvers, blood lsn't had no cause for concern ItS early stages, medIcatIOn It allows the surgeon to less and those suffermg pnme tlme TV, the reahty pumped completely out of But recent studIes have hke beta-blockers, cdlclUm t::lreet thp problem area from alcohol or drug mtoxl- IS that an erratic, rapld the atna. Instead, lt pools shown that a person WIth channel blockers and dIgI- more preCisely, which minI- cation are partIcularly sus- heartbeat - or atnal fib- m the heart's upper cham- AF who also has high talIs (whIch eltnel slow miles the posslblhty of ceptible nllatlon - is a pretty com- bers, where It can clot If blood pressure, heart valve heart rate or slo,," the con- damage to surroundmg The risk of frostbite mon problem, affectmg the blood clot ISpumped problems or heart muscle ductlOn of the electrical healthy tissue mcreases as the tempera- more than 2 nulhon people out ofthe heart and reach- damage (such as damage Impulse) may be pre- WIth so many optIOns for ture drops, espeCially If It IS over the age of 60 m the es the bram, a stroke due to a heart attack), IS at scnbed controllIng AF, there'r, no wllldy or the skm IS wet United States each year. occurs. greater nsk of heart faIl- Other medicatIOns that reason why anyone has to Bitterly cold weather com- Nonnally the heart There are three types of ure or stroke chemically restore normal endure Its dlstressmg bmed WIth a strong wmd on beats somewhere between AF. Paroxysmal AF con- The symptoms of AF are rhythm are abo useful. as and/or hfe-threatenmg wet skm IS the worst combI- 60 and 80 times per SISts of brief episodes of qwte simllar to those of are anticoagulants 11kI' comphcatlOns Consult natIOn of all heart attack AF patients coumadm, whIch thm the WIth your pnmary care The best way to treat mayexpenence palplta- blood to reduce the nsk of phySiCIan If you're expen- frostbIte IS to prevent It m tlOns (fluttenng heart- clot formatIOn encmg symptoms of AF to the first place Common beat), lrregular pulse, SurgIcal mterventlOn determme whIch treat- sense IS the key When the shortness of breath, weak- also may be necessary ment option might be temperature or the wmd- ness or fatigue, chest pam RadlOfrequency ablatIOn appropnate for you chill factor drops, aVOId • all ages, IOfants 10seniors and dIzzmess The symp- can be used successfully to Dr C Douglas Lees IS a gomg oubude If at all pOSSI- • early mommg, evening and toms may get progressIvely prevent abnormal electri- cardzac surgeon on btaff at ble If you must go outSIde, worse lf left untreated cal Impulses from begIn- St John HospItal and lImit your exposure by tak- Saturday appomtments avatlable A physIcIan often detects mng m the atria With MedIcal Center mg frequent warm-up • board certIfied, 16 years breaks Wear wann clothes chmcal experience and Illsulated boots and • new pauents welcome make sure that exposed skm IS protected • skin cancer screemng offered Cathenne Nordby. MD ThIS ISparticularly Impor- 18263 TenMile Rd, SUiteB (PointeEast Center) tant for small chIldren, who (on Ten Mile Just wesl of Kelly) may not be able to protect 586-774-2640 themselves Ears should be covered With a hat, ear muffs or a headband The Mary Sue Stonisch, D.D.S., F.A.G.D. nose, cheeks and chm GROSSE POINTE • Tri-County's First Accredited DentIst should be protected with a AUDIOLOGY • Medal Winner. Smile Gallery 2002 & 2003 scarf or face mask Warm • Creator of V.I.P. Smiles- , gloves or mIttens are a G"-"- ~ .....0.•ccc-A .... ~.. .J < 1. .. 4'-" ~ l .. f YO~""oots DOCTOR OF AUDIOLOGY •. , • r-~ ~r clothing •• t, It • Srite'Smile Sieichinr"m£ IS Important to get InSide • Custom Hearing Aid Fittings • and dry out right away Specializing in DigiUl & Programmable Hearing Aids • Drill Free Dentistry Warnmg SIgnS of Impend- Wide Range of Manufadurers & Models mg frostbIte mclude a burn- • Low Radiation Digital X-Rays mg, stmgIng sensatIOn on • Medical Staff Member of susceptible areas, such as cheeks and ears, espeCIally 313.343.5555 St John & Bon Secours If followed by numbness The affected part may 19794 Mac!< • Eveo'ng & Weekend AppoIntments A\I8lIebIe appear patchy white and HOURS Monda)'-Fndsy 88m 5pm pale You should try to get Mosllnsurances Accepted IlrG_...-, E)(..tr~s~ AudIok>gIol mdoors Immediately, and remove wet c1othmg, If pos- .. Custom Hearing Aid Fittings Ma1cuverr slble Do not rub snow on • Comprehensive Hearing Tests the area. • In House Hearing Aid Repairs 'Rijht Her~ flf/ Once mSIde, rapIdly warm • Custom Swim Molds & Noise Plugs the area WIth lukewarm • Free Second Opinions fjrDrre PDiIfte" water, eIther by soakmg or r WIth a lukewarm washcloth Battery-Sale- - .., Do not use hot water, as I numb skm doesn't feel pam All Hearing Aid Batteries 1/2 off It lS very easy to aCCIden- I tally burn the frozen part, .. 4 PACK - $2 .. 6 PACK - $3 .. 8 PACK - $4 ------....1 worsemng the mJury Seek Allhe.nng .Ids COIIIt wrth • 60 /MY tml perIOd iIIId up to. 3 yN' ....mnty medIcal attentIOn III all cases, unless the area IS very i>mall and looks and feels normal after It has been warmed Flllally, lf you do suffer an episode of frostbite, be dou- bly careful m the future Hea7thCheck Once frostbIt, an area IS IMAGING SERVICES more susceptIble to cold mJury m the future Dr Keith Wilkinson IS a Board Certified Emergency Colonoscopy Saves Lives PhYSICIan and a member of Screening for colon cancer saves lives Fewer than 50% of people, the MIchIgan College of Emergency PhysIczans He who shou Id be getting screened I are gettl ng these tests. lwes In Grosse POinte It ISthought that 90% of all colorectal cancer cases and deaths could be prevented If people would get screened But for many people, Senior Men's A FULL-BODY SCAN IS a painless procedure that takes about iO minutes to complete. Exams listed below conventional colonoscopy 15 slmplv too uncomtortable to tolerate. Club to meet are Included In your full body scan Virtual Colonoscopy I~ a ~ate and accurate alternative The Grosse Pomte Semor to conventional colonoscopy Men's Club WI)) meet on • (oroNry Arteryulcium Scort Tuesday, Oct 28, at the looks (Of COfOfliJry df1ery dlSNSe, d precursor to hedf1 dttoJck VIRTUAL COLONOSCOPY abo kno\\ n .11( olon )( an 1<;a noninvaSive examination ot your Grosse POInte War • LU113 Smfning colon for polyp" Lanier or other ,lonormdlltle<; \\ Ithout the dl<;comtort of a <;cope After Ihe C.T Memonal Lunch Will be at Shows smJlI nodules poIMlIoJl1y the eoJrl,t>StsI8n at lung Cdncef scan IS performed Imag£"i ot jour (olon dre r('con,tru( t('(/ hy a po\\ ('rtu I computer whKh allows 11 am, followed by a short busmess meetmg Dr Ann • Spine RIBoot ~ Screening them to be viewed three d,men<;lon.1lly \1oreo\('r Ihl' dllO\\<; thr radlologl'it to "tly" through the Duncan. DVM, from the ReveoJls spme!dllC degtnerdtlon dOOosteoporOSIS (bone loss) colon, creating a .VIRTUAL COLONOSCOPY' DetrOIt Zoo WIllspeak on the • Ned: Evalwtion dally care of ammal!! Includes the thyroid g/doo Sollrvdry gldnds oJlfWdY dOO wat,d ~ - A Call To Action - mcludmg medlcmes and drterleS fOf evoJlwtlOfl at stroke-rIsk IKtoo surgery ~ The Amerlran ( drU 1'/ - • • - d ------_ l1li.II"S,..,. __ . October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Health 78 From left, are recipients Colleen Ferrara of St. Clair Shores, Wayne State Nursing students earn scholarships University: Holly James of Clinton Township. Macomb Community College: H::;~t~3,O~O scholarships were awarded to nursing students in St. John Kerri Klieman of Sterling Heights. Oakland University: Peggy Davis. presi. an Medical Center's (SJH&MC)Nurse Extern Program dent of Fontbonne Awdliary: recipients JacqueUne Sikora of Sterling Heights, Oakland University: and Dawn Kroll of Roseville. Macomb Commu- nity College. The scholarships are offered by the SJH&MC nursing division through an endowment estabUshed by the Fontbonne AwdUary. The scholarships pro. vide nursing students with financial assistance to complete their last acado emic year. Selection is based on recommendations from instructors and supervisors. academic achievement and demonstration of St. John Health values in nursing practice. The SJH&MC Nurse Extern Program is a paid. 12.week program that pro- vides nursing students with the opportunity to further develop knowledge and qldtl Student nurses work directly with R.~ mentors on clinical units providing direct patient care. Professional nursing practice is enhanced through classroom activities. Nursing students from southeast Michigan compete for a place in the pro- gram. For more information. call (313) 343-3987. St. John Hospital and Medical Center is a member of St. John Health, a network of community-based hospitals and health care services in southeast Michigan and one of the largest employers in metro Detroit. St. John Health provides comprehensive prevention, primary care and advanced treatment programs with more than 125 medical centers. and eight hospitals spanning five counties. Bon Secours Assistance League plans Christmas Mart Nov. 1-2 The Bon Secour'> AudItOrIum, 468 Cadieux In clothing, toys, books, Jewel- grams and servIces for With accommodatIOns at the ASSistance League's 22nd the City of Grosse POinte DetrOit Red Wings game ry, sweaters, baked goods patIents of Bon Secours Island House Hotel annual ChrIstma~ Mart will Shoppers can choose from With a $75 gift certificate to and more Hospital • A Taste of Cahforma - Torn's Oyster Bar be held on Saturday and a collection of Chn<;tmas Proceedi't from the Rame tIckets are current- dinner for SIX at The HIll, Sunda), Nov 1 and 2 'Ill the decoratlOns gift<, for the • Shop and Dme Fling - ChrIi'ttma<; Mdrt and rame ly avaIlable at the Bon mcludmg a samphng of $100 gIft certificate to ho~pltdl"" ('olllwlh home, mfant dnd toddler ticket "ale" benefit pro- Secours GIft Shop and will vanetal wmes from McCormIck and Schmlcks also be sold at the Cahforma Seafood Restaurant and a ChrIstmas Mart The cost IS • Girls NIght Out - spa $100 certIficate to be used at $5 per tIcket The drawmg the Somerset CollectiOn Will be held at 4 p m treatments for SIXat EdWin Paul Salon WIth dmner at • Go LIOns - four tickets Sunday, Nov 2 to the LIOns vs Chargers PrIzes mclude the Vintage BIstro In Grosse Pomte Farms game on Dec 7 • Picture Perfect - a tnp • Basket of GoodIes - a for two to Mackinac Island • PaIsley Power - a handmade queen-size qmlt samphng of Wine, cheese, crackers and other Items • Dmner and a Wmgs • SIgned and framed prInt game - four tIckets for a by artIst Gwen FrostiC Bon Secours Assis- Marla K. Ruhana, MSW, CSW tance League Christ- ClInical SOCial Worker mas Mart co-chair- Formerly of Bon Secours Cortage Health Sefl'lces men. from left. Cathy ISpleased to announ( e the e~panSlOn of her pm ate praCII( e located at Ruifrok, Jill Bommari- to and Sande seale. Raab and Associates invite shoppers to get 25490 LillIe Mack, SI Chur Shores. Ml ready {or the holiday (586) 447-2162 season at the annual Chrlatm- ihrt. NOV\ 1o="'..it.-.J.ndk~~\.oJ.UR~.cJ~* ~. 1 and 2. at Bon sec~ '.,;:;~-~~ Ql¥€lIr~de»~' ~ , OlU'll Hospital in the Hours by Appqintrncnt Only City of Groue Pointe. - DIOSl ....."".,.,., 8OCl!pII!d - Fight winter's flu with a shot Fall and winter typIcally MichIgan corporate medIcal homes and other faclhtles brmg MIchIgan rebldenti't dIrector "Experts say a flu where patients WIth chromc two things snow and flu vaccmatlOn can prevent the medical condItIOns hve We can't do much about VIruS 70 to 90 percent of the • Women who WIll be In the snow But we can fight tIme" the second or third trImester the unpleasant and - for In fact, most experts of pregnancy dunng the flu those at rIsk - hfe-threat- strongly recommend the flu season emng effects of the flu shot for • Health care professIOn- "The best way to protect • People age 50 and older als and volunteers who work Assisted Living yourself IS to get d flu shot," • Persons of any age WIth With hIgh-rIsk patients Said Dr Thm Simmer, Blue a chromc dIsease • ChIldren m day-care Cross Blue ShIeld of • ReSidents of nursmg and/or under 5 years-old Respite Care Know Your Skin is,auailable to benejit'yotl and your loueci'one by Lisa A. 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OveJ It fall lecture on Thurs- tJJll~, ture of the clan The dlflerent day, Oct. 30, at 7:30 has become a cult reader learns about lIfe favonte, complete With a The mOVIe"ThIrteen" p.m. Blrkerts will dis- m the castle, about 18th was wntten by a 15-year- CUH F1aubert and the guide released after the century medIcal practIces final volume fie hbrary old girl. Parents who ideal of the perfect and about pohtlCal saw It came away prose, using "Madame has worn out many copIes unrest Gabaldon accom- and is constantly replac- shocked and dIsturbed Bovary" as a case in phshes thIS WIthout stop- These are pOSSIbly point. mg them. pmg the action as do DIana Gabaldon's their chIldren (not my He win focus on some authors who get chIldren! we all say) "Outlander" opened the earned away with their Flaubert's obsession door to some of the best domg drugs and haVIng with language and research sex swashbuckhng smce Early on, Claire saves structure and how he Dumas lOtroduced us to An MTV reahty show the hfe of JamIe, a young takes a story of a com. the musketeers stars two nch girls shop- mon adultery and Scot among the plOg for expensIve labels At 850 pages, and me MacKenzies Later, m a makes It into a tragic WIth the attentIOn span and dlscussmg whether pohtlcal move by the masterpiece. of a gerbil, I wondered they plan to lose theIr laird, she's ordered to Blrkerts is the author how many pages I would VlrgImty at the prom marry hIm of six boob, including read before droppmg It. Well, at least they As the two of them hve "My Sky Blue Trades: But I put It down for a weren't domg It at 13 and face danger side by Growing up Counter in a Contrary Time. " time and invariably He writes reviews for the New York Times Book Review and The Wash. Side, she IS tom between Before all thIS, I would picked it back up, know- ington Post. He taught writing at Harvard University and is currently a fidehty to her 20th centu- have saId the sex scenes ing exactly where I had lecturer at Mount Holyoke College and a member of the faculty of the ry husband and a grow- m "Outlander" were too left off That's a pretty Bennington Writing Seminars. mg love for her 18th cen- adult for young teens good book But maybe, If you know All lectures in the series are free to members of Friends of the Gro88e It begms lO 1945, as tury warnor. Loaded with humamty, your daughter is already Pointe Library. The fee for non-members is $10 per lecture. Advance reg- fonner combat nurse humor, mtngue, bloody active, the book mIght istration is suggested, because of limited seating. Call (313) 343-2074, ClaIre Randall IS reunit- battles, hIdeous atrocI- show her that perhaps ed with her husband. On ext. 204. tIes, extreme escapes, love should be the part- a second honeymoon lO undylOg love and, yes, ner of paSSIOn, makmg It Scotland, her husband hot sex, the actIOn never at least a little more explores hIS famIly's stops and the reader Important than deCIding genealogy whIle she GP Symphony concert will honor often doesn't want It to whIch dress to wear. searches for herbs near a ThIS can work out for Read It before you hand Druid cucle of stones, benefactor Frohlich, feature pianist Dixon the reader, for whIle the It over to her It's a very remmlscent of first book comes to a sohd personal thmg and I'm an Gneg's "Peer Stonehenge. The Grosse Pointe PIa n 0 conclUSIOn,the tapestry ImpartIal wItness Symphony Orchestra's open- SOlOIst Gynt SUlte" When she touches a that makes up the story • mg concert for the 2003-04 ElIzabeth and spht boulder, she is cata- has more threads to fol- Don't forget the TchaIkovsky's season wl begln at 3 p m Lesesne pulted through time lOto low. Fnends of the LIbrary's Sunday, Nov 9, at Grosse DIXon of "March Slave" the 18th century Scottish There are three ClaSSICSenes is reopen- Pomte North High School's Ann Arbor, TIckets are hIghlands. She lands in sequels, "Dragonfly in mg on Thursday, Oct 30, Performmg Arts Center fonnerly of $15 for adults; the middle of a bloody Amber," "Voyager" and at 7 30 p m at Grosse The concert WIll be dedI- Grosse $12 for semors; battle. "Drums of Autumn" For Pointe South High cated to the memory of Pointe, WIll students 18 After that, the adven- those who really get mto School. Respected author Edward P Frohhch, who perform and under ture never stops. She's thiS (hke "The Lord of the and CritlC Sven Birkerts 1. LIterature: Who wrote the novel "The Godfather"? 2. Geography Kyushu IS 24hr Television for the one of the major Islands of whIch natIOn? Whole CommunIty 3. ArchItecture Of these three famous structures, Daytime PJqJraInoJi1:l8 b the \V(d(of October 27'" through November 2"" which 15 the tallest - the 8:30 am The S.O.C. Show yel cnallenglng to IhL expenenLed Jrt,,' Elffel Tower, the Great Guest: Kathy Graham _Elder Law center RepeJted 530 PM 4 ..M PyramId or Notre Dame - H'''I tr ,n \ .... -...... - ...... - ...... - .. - - ...... - - - ,...... - .... - ... - - -~ • .-J/IitIt+ October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 118 Autumn is not the end of the growing season What do you see now found In ancient ruinS With Cut out the top of the vanetles are available at when you look at your gar- pictographs carved, painted pumpkin, gourd or squash Eastern Market and local den? 1<;the garden half full and burned Into them WIth a sharp kmfe, scoop nursenes or half empty? Ab we look Gourds have been used to Down to Earth away the pulp WIth a spoon If you're more of a hands- around our commumty, the make as many mUSIcal and VOila- a mlm vase on type, the DetrOIt Garden last of thE'geramums, Impa- Instruments as you can They remam watertIght for Center WIllhost a Decorate tIens and bummer perenm- ImagJne WIth names such about a week, but put a a Fresh Green Wreath als are fadIng as Speckled Swan, DIpper, container underneath Just Workshop on Saturday, Nov For us dIe-hard garden- and Turk's Turban, It'S no to be sure (Thank you 22, from 10 a m untIl noon. ers, however, It'S the next wonder these plants have Martha Stewart ) PartICIpants Willembelhsh seabon of the magJc that IS stImulated our creatIVIty Or use Spooktacular, an a fresh wreath With theIr UUI gdlucll ~atural gourds make excellent mIniature carvIng own or the Instructor s Many gardeners are attractIve birdhouses In pumpkin It's only SIX Inch- ornaments. Call (313) 259- artIsts, USIngwhat they fact, there's a vanety called es m dIameter and weighs 6363 for detaIls. find out of doors to create BIrd House, whIch purple Just three or four pounds USing anyone of these beauty mdoors I VISItedthe martInS conSIder a wonder- Next spnng, conSIder Ideas Wlll help you see your mother of an old frIend last ful place to lIve They planting your own pump- garden as more than half week and she was outSIde "breathe," and because they kins Remember that the full EnJOYthe season' cuttIng one more rose, one sway In the WInd they are male and female parts are Kathleen Peabody IS a more phlox, stems of less lIkely to be taken over In separate flowers and only Master Gardener who lwes alyssum and a spng from by house sparrows and star- the female flowers produce (and gardens) m Grosse the butterfly bush She lIngs fruIt Pomte Woods E-matl her at gave me a handful of rasp- ThIS year, buy a gourd I once had a pumpkin kmaslankapeabody@Sbc. bernes and create a bIrdhouse grow In myoid sunny yard global net All thIS from a small, Next year plant and har- from one left outSIde from urban landscape She vest your own gourds Grow Halloween It not only fed brought her palette Indoors them In full sun and up a the sqUIrrels and birds but Fall garden and created a small bou- trelhs to lessen the chance saved me from Luytng quet for the kItchen table for dIsease Turn a gourd another one the next year cleanup "I always enJoy lookIng at Into an elegant, fanCIful as It wrapped Its way the flowers from my yard," pIece of art, a contaIner, a around my back porch • Remove diseased leaves from flower beds, she saId mUSIcalInstrument or a partIcularly roses, hol- bIrdhouse Other natural decorat- lyhocks, bee balm, gar- Include nature to help Place a npe, unblemished ing ideas den phlox and peony gourd In a dry place for '30 decorate indoors The Herb SOCIetyof After a couple of mghts to 60 days. Shake the gourd As autumn IS upon us, Amenca - Grosse Pomte of hard, freeZing frost, and when you hear seeds my first mclInatIOn IS to unIt Wlll do ItS part to dIscard hosta leaves to rattlIng, the gourd IS dry buy flowers for the dInIng bnng natural decoratmg decrease next year's One bIrdhouse creator sug- Photo by Kathleen Peabody room table It's off to the Indoors when the group pest problems, such as gests cleaning a gourd WIth Gourds make excellent fall decorations. They can local florIst or market to hosts "Making Wreaths and slugs buy a flowenng plant or cut a wet towel and let It stay also be used as birdhouses Rmgs With Fresh In the wet towel for two • Leave behmd a few flowers You'd thInk there Evergreens" at ItS next flowers that have gone days to create your own master- tend to be bItter would be no room WIth all meetmg, Wednesday, Nov to seed for WInter This softens the outer pIece Pumpkms are for the outSIde plants brought 12, at 7 pm The group attractIOn and to feed skm whIch wIll now come Anyone for pumpkin? Halloween what snow peo- InSIde But Mother Nature meets at the Chtldren's birds Include your off more eaSIly Use a dull ple are to winter. One type, contInues to wow us and Another very popular nat- Home of DetrOit coneflower, butterfly kmfe to scrape off the outer the MImature Pumpkm, helps make the decoratmg ural accent to autumn deco- JudIth Cornelher, who bush and sedum. skm AgaIn, place the gourd makes a cute vase. You can more fun than SImply plop- ratIng IS the pumpkIn. Part lectures at many garden • As they turn brown, In a dry, airy place to dry choose from the vanetIes pIng a plant on the table of our own country's hIStOry, club!' and master garden- pull annuals and dis- Be sure It IS completely dry called Munchkin, Jack Be Gourds are an InterestIng eVIdenced In 1950, showed Ing events, WIlldemon- card them Dry and before startmg your bird- LIttle, Baby Bear (also good ,plant that throughout hlsto- that squash and pumpkInS strate how to use fresh save seeds for plantmg for pies and toastmg have found theIr way house ongmated In the Americas greens from your yard to next year to decoratIng and useful Plug the words "gourds as Both reqUIre SImilar grow- healthy seeds in Taman for make a candle ring and munching) or Baby Boo, • Shred leaves and leasure DatIng back to bIrdhouses" Into Google and mg combtlOns and are edI- door swag She Wlll mcor- scatter over beds; the whIch ISwhite. 2200 B C , gourds were you'll find numerous ways ble, unhke gourds, whIch porate a vanety of herbs to mulch WIll decompose add a fragrant flair and use by next spnng and be what many gardeners grow ready to work mto the and harvest from their own BOll is landscapes • Ifbnngmg in tender Pork enhanced with homemade chutney A mnt Comellier shares bulbs or tubers, be sure I'm wrappmg up my taIl- 1il2 teaspooDs plus and tliyme Serve the in~maliing wreaths, IS to to check lor Pests; store' gate senes WIth a ternfic 1/2 teaspoon dried warm chutney Wlth the use 'Noble Fir or Incense and label properly. recIpe for pork tenderlom thyme A LA ANNIE gnlled pork Cedar, as they retain their sandWIches WIth home- 2 tablespoons olive By Annie Rouleau-5cheriff For taIlgaters, prepare needles and have attractIve made chutney [CHUHT- oil, divided the chutney the day before small (1J4-Inch) pme cones nee] Chutney, whIch 1 large onion, halved the game, and store tightly on the ends She says both We have moved comes from the East and thinly sliced covered m the refrigerator but look forward to continuing Prepare the meat on the Indian word chatm, IS a 2 large Granny Smith to assIst you with all your condIment that containS apples, peeled, cored mornmg of the game, and fruIt, sugar and spices and chopped transport It to the taIlgate International Travel Needs The flavor can range from 1/3cup maple syrup gnll m plastiC. 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(313)882.4475. call (313) 882-3500 October 23, 2003 1C AutolDotive Grosse Pointe NewsfThe St. Clair Shores Connection The sporty redesigned '04 Camry Solara COl!pe By Greg Zyla fenders, and fog lamps bwlt featunng MacPherson strut ThIs week, we're behInd mto the front aIr dam gIve It front suspension WIth gas- the wheel of Toyota's a "Trans-Am racmg" styl(' of filled shock absorbers and redeblgned 2004 Camry appearance The narrowed stablhzer bar, and a dual- Solara Coupe, a much more rear features a curved trunk !Ink mdependent sporty versIOn of what once and large taIlhghts O"erall, MacPherson strut rear sus- was one of Toyota's "older the deSIgn IS very Impres- pensIOn WIth gas-filled shock crowd" offenngs The reason sive absorbers and stabIlizer bar for the change IS sImple It's on the hIghway, howev. Standard tIres on the V-6 ALL! dtl yuung wn::.umel b, er, where we like the lront- ver::'101l ale P21J!.J.JRlitl and then dazzle them WIth dnve Solara best mated to beautIful alloy great performance, fmr pnc- "Comfortable" ISthe word for wheels and four-wheel dISC mg and great looks Toyota all passengers, but Toyota brakes As for enhanced has mdeed done all three has accomphshed trus feat brakmg asSiSt and tractIOn, Our slIver metalhc 80lara WIthout sacnficmg the our Solara mcluded the came m top-of-the-hne SLE sports-car feel Precise han- optIOnal ($650) VehIcle tnm'11mgs, which we loved dling and a good sense of the StabIlity Control system, 2004 Toyota Solara SLE from the get go Base SE and road aWaIt the dnver, whIle a wruch we hIgWy recommend chmate control panels, whIch SE Sport hnes are also avaIl- bags, leather-tnmmed seat- mclude a curb weIght of 3 3-hter V-6 engIne that pro- 8olara's cabm ISwell-done, flIpped up WIth a push on the able One onlooker thought mg, eight-way power dnver 3,439 pounds, 18 5-gallon duces 225-horsepower beck- and even those sIttmg m the panel We espeCially loved we were dnvmg a LeXUb, seat WIth lumbar support, fuel tank, 13 8 cublc feet of onb your mput The trans- rear seat didn't have much the front seats, which are whIch ISreally no surpnse as crUIse control. remote entry, cargo space and a wheelbase mlbSlOn IS Toyota s popular trouble accessmg the area m built properly, ha"e excellent Toyota owns Lexus, and a great boundmg JBL SIX- of 107 1 mches and fine-perfornllng sequen- thiS two-door model The back support and are of prop- there are numerous Lexus diSCCD pldypr, tIlt-telescopic The 2004 Camry Solara tial automatic five speed that dashboard ISfully functIOnal, er Size, makmg long tnps a mnovatlOns bUIlt mto the steenng, tOlar-keyed dual comes highly recommended, allows manual selection for WIth Its gauges, stereo and breeze As usual, Toyota's new 80lara powel and heated mirrors, receIVIng a 9 5 on a scale of gear changmg ThIS car climate controls placed well craftsmanship IS Impeccable, Outwardly, Solara now two 12-volt power outlets, 10 We really couldn't find accelerates well and then and offenng good VIews and as no squeaks or rattles of features an ultra-aerody- tire pressUl e mdicator, and any fault WIth the car, even offers up fine EPA numbers easy access. There are also any kmd were present naffi1Cdesign, whIch Toyota heatpd seats The final pm'f' when we looked for some- hke 20-mpg cIty and 29-mpg two console-mounted cup Another IS notable cabID fea- says is "arc-shaped" from the WIth the $650 Vehlde thmg to mtplck about It's hIghway on 91-octane premI- holders and a large storage ture a DIce moon roof that IS front to the rear bumper um fuel Stablhty Control system and that good area under the center arm- standard on the SLE $465 destInatiOn came to Huge headhghts contour The sporty nde comes from rest Our SLE featured a Standard Items IDclude all $27,130 themselves around the SIde Toyota's great suspensIOn, umque cover for audIO and the powers, dual and SIde air Important numbers - King Featurei'>Svndlcate Sporty '03 LS is not your grandpa's Lincoln By Derek Price Trunk of the bIg, claSSIC WIthSWIftacceleratiOn, confi- year), and the more popular Let's be blunt Lmcoln Town Car as a fat couch pota- dent brakmg, sports-car-hke 3 9-hter VBcranks out a but- eXiSts because it knows how to and the lean LS as a WIde steenng, and InspIratiOnal tery 280 horses (28 more to satIsfy Its flagslup luxury receiver ID the NFL - or at handlmg than m 2002) Both are good sedan, the 'Ibwn Car, IS a least a pro golfer It's certam- WhIle the 2003 LS Isn't an chOices. hIghway bmge that alms to ly not your grandpa's entirely new car, more than DespIte the higher power float across potholes and Lmcoln, and It'S helpmg to 500 of Its parts were changed output, mtenor noise IS ghde over bumps WIthout let- redefine Amencan luxury m smce last year, Lmcoln Improved WIth extra msula- tmg ItS dnver notIce any a new century claIms The result IS a car tlon and more refined engI- Imperfections In the road Younger LIncoln buyers that ISnot Just a second-rate neenng, makmg the LS A new generatIOn of like the LS because it has the contender, as was the 2002 cahm surpnsmgly qUiet Amencans, however, wants look and feel of a hIgh-end model, but a truly world. WIthout addmg weIght to buy Amencan luxury cars import WIth a pleasmgly class sports sedan that can Leather seats are standard LmCQ\n Internet Med,. that don't feel Amencan Amencan pnce, a combma- compete WIth the bIg boys on all models, dash maten'ils 2003 Lincoln LS va Rather than the marshmal- tiOn that spells a full frontal One of the most noticeable are top-notch, dnVIng con- Extenor styhng IS under- mate alternative to the lugh- lowy, boat-hke feel of big assault on the dOffi1nanceof changes is van able valve trols are well placed, and stated and elegant, With pnced European and 1,incolns and CaroUacs, they Europe and Japan m the tInung for both the VB and gauges have a classy, styhsh clear mfluence from BMW m Japanese sports sedans that want cars that feel European sports-sedan arena It's no VB engInes, making them look Intenor constructIon Its front end A classy spht are crowding the streets of - tight, fast and precIse - pretender smoother and more powerful seems sohd around the front grille WIth taut, creasmg suburban Amenca. From a whIch IS exactly what the StartIng around $33,000 than last year's merely com. seats and on the dash, but hnes looks blatantly performance perspective, It's new Lmcoln 1,8 offers It's for a well.eqwpped VB petent powerplants A 3 0- some tnm around the back- European to mIrror the car's breathtakmg. the Thwn Car's polar oppo- model, the 1,8 offers a temfic hOOr V6 makes 232 horse- seat roof feels cheap and handhng and performance. site. ~ of~.- ~u,ment RlllQJ'wJu.. w,ore than last.. ttimay. ~~, • _ Why wy it? It.'a a ~-_~ __, • -~Wire I BAVARIAN MOTOR VILLAGE EASTPOINTE "In u CII" LEASE AND AFFORD A CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED BMW2."X-5 SERIES FINANCING UP TO 60 COME SEE AND DRIVE THE "ALL NEW" 5 SERIES MONTHS THROUGH BMW FINANCING SERVICES EXPERIENCE OUR NEW 35,000 SQ. FT. "STATE OF THE ART" BMW RETAIL CENTER LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF M-59 AND DEaDINDRE BAVARIAN MOTOR VILLAGE IQU 24717 GRATIOT AVE. EASTPOINTE,NU 48201 BAVARIAN BMW FINANCING 586-772-8600 45550 Dequindre Rd. AVAILABLE Shelby Twp., MI 48317 THRU BMW FINANCIAL == Certified Pre-O'Nned = (248) 997.7700 SERVICES WNW.bavananmotoMllage.com ------www.bavarianmotorvillage.com----- .'. , ~ - ",. ~ 1~ ~. October 23, 2003 2C Grosse POinte News! The St. Clair Shores Connection ~,-...... End Your Lease ... Up To 5 Months Early! EMPLOYEE 12 MONTH PRE-PAY LEASE AS LOW AS $2000 ON WRANGLER X & SEBRING SEDANS 2004 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO EMPLOYEE LEASE EMPLOYEE LEASE $179~9MO Lease $215~9MO'Lease Auto, Alf, CDIDVD Changer, 4 0 Power Tee 1-6, Floor Mats & Tilt, Cruise. Stk. #37263 Much More. Stk. #48272 .,2004 CHRYSLER SEBRING LX EMPLOYEE LEASE $126~4MO Lease Auto, AIr, Pwr. Wmdows, Locks Stk. #43090 Lochmoor Luxury Imports Grosse Pointe's Only Luxury Import Dealer 2004 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER FeatuIing The Finest Pre-Owned Luxury Vehicles $1'49~9MO' 2000 Mercedes C230 Kompressor Lease $1000 due at mceptlon Stk. #41138 2004 TOWN & COUNTRY , Silver /Dark Leather White With Gray leather EMPLOYEE LEASE Moonroof, 32K mIles Moonroof, 34K miles $24.990 Factory Warranty $19,990 Factory Warranty $223~9MOlease 2000 Audi A4 Quattro Stk. #39742 2004 CHRYSLER PACIFICA FWD ~ ..~ EMPLOYEE LEASE ~ ..' .. -_. Black/Cream Leather Sandstone/Tan Leather $259~9MOLease r*:' Moonroof, 26K miles Moonroof, 42K Miles Auto, Alum. Whls , Cargo, Convenience $24.990 Factory Warranty $19,900 Factory Warranty $1000-".due at inception- Group and Much More! Stk #41575 1999 Mercedes SLSOO 2004 CHRYSLER CONCORDE LXI w8s$26,960 DEMO ~~~~$17,999 Leather Tnmmed Seats, Auto, 3.5 L V6 AM/FM/CD. Stk. #42516 Yellow. 5 speed SlIver /Black Leather 48K miles. Very Nice 18K Miles. $43,890 2003 CHRYSLER SEBRING LXI $26.900 . DE! .. -- ~ wiO was $26,620 Lochmoor Luxury Imports 18201 Mack Ave. • Grosse Pointe ~~i~~ $17,699 313-886-3000 Lea1tler seats & interior, Auto, 3 OL V6. Sunroof, Lochmoorl uxuryim ports. com AMfMICass}CD, Alum chrome MlIs Stk. #35502 I...... _.--~ ..... FIVE STAR LOCHMOOR CHRYSLER / JEEP 18165 Mack Avenue SUMMER (Bet. Cadieux & Moross, across from Grosse Pointe) ALES DRIVE .~ 0.. pIuI ... lftIO ond __ • _ AI_to31_ FO'l_ "P\uo 3-886-3000t.. "'" __ ,.. oM plo1o _ CUIlOmO.mllOtquelify f", WI_ 01"""unly r. October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe NewslThe St. Clair Shores Connection Automotive 3C '04 Endeavor offers aggressive distinction in styling and more By Bill Siuru Mitbubishl has JOIned the ranks of crossover vehicles that combIne the best fea- Experience The Meade Difference Sales & ServIce tures of a car and an SUV Open Salllld,ly wIth the 2004 Endeavor already In dealers' show: rooms The MitsubiShl SUV 2003 CARAVAN SXT hneup now mcludes the com- Quad seating, pact Outlander, the Endeavor. the Montero aluminIum wheels, Sport, and the top-of-the-IIne power Montero Windows/locks, UnLIke Its slbhngs, the Endeavor was deSigned com- tilt, V6 automatic, pletely In the Umted States CO, remote keyless speCifically for the Amencan market and IS bUilt m entry and more! Normal, III Its car-based 2004 Mitsublshi Endeavor platform WIll e\'entually be used on future MitsublShi feet of torque at 3,750 The mlUm grade fuel IS recom- Lease Galant sedans and Echpse available torque gwes good mended ToWIng capaCity IS '199**month coupeS rapid acceleratIOn, and you 3500 pounds wIth the optIon- The Endeavor's styling IS know It when you punch the al towmg package $2,500 due on delivery, 48 month lease" dIstmctIve and aggressIve, throttle The WIde Endeavor seats especIally from the front end The engIne IS mounted five full-SIzed adults A thIrd WIth Its gnlle and oven>Ized transversely and dnves the row ot seats IS not offered 2004 STRATUS 4 DR. SXT opemngs Also dIstmctIve are front wheels on 2WD ver- thus proVldmg rear seat pas- the oversIzed, flat flared SlOm.,dnd thu" I noted a bit sengers wIth lots of legroom Automatic. air condition, power fenders wIth equally over- of torque steer, e"pecJally on and a huge cargo area Bemg windows/locks, CD, aluminium SIzed wheel openIngs WhIle shppery surfaces WIth AWD, more mlmvan than car called a crossover between a power ISnormally split 50-50 means gleat headroom and wheels, remote passenger car and an SUV, between front and rear the abILItyto carry tall Items keyless entry, the Endeavor looks more lIke wheels Under sLIppery con- The 60 / 40 rear seats fold a crossover between a num- dltlon, a center ditTerentIal totally flat to carry a 4 x 8 van and SUV because of Its VlbCOUScouplmg bupphes foot sheet of plywood and hIgh, square profile as well power automatIcally to the thl'rl' are 10 hooks on the as the huge, steeply slopmg wheels WIth the best trac- floor and SIde panels to WIndshIeld. tIOn There IS no low geanng secure Items The temporary The Endeavor comes WIth AWD smce the spare tIre IS located under Lease either with front-wheel-dnve Endeavor 1<; deSigned more the floorboard and a full. or all-wheel-drIve (AWD) for on-roadmg than otT-road- ;,Ized spare ISoptIOnal Each versIOn IS otTered In mg The Montero Sport and The dashboard features a three tnm levels - base LS, Monteros WIth 4WD are stIll huge center console WIth month mId-range XLS, and luxun- otTered fO! senous otT-road- huge knobs and buttons for '99** ous Ltnuted Only one engIne ers all the functIOns The dIS- IS used, a 3 8-hter V6 that IS Only one transmISSIOn IS plays for radIO, clImate con- $2,000 due on delivery, 24 month lease" a slIghtly larger, Improved avaIlable, a four-speed trol, clock, compass, etc are ,. Lease due at signing Includes first month payment and "0" secunty depOSitWith approved crE'dlt and a more powerful versIOn SportrOnIc automatic tran;,- all consolIdated In a smgle Lease payments Include lease loyalty ALL rebates to dealer Lease payments are plus 6% use tax of the 3 5-hter 6 found m miSSIonWIth manual sp!f'bng hooded LCD uOlt that ISdIffi- Monteros The engIne IS less capahllity The EPA numbers cult-to-impossible to read m ~ ~ j i _",. __.. 4 p ~ 1 586.772.8200 ey 9 Mi~d~:East 313.343~5300 www.dongooleycadlllac.com );Great Selection 0!2DO~I 'S -'n Stock Now! If BREAK r~rrl' 1'''..' 2004 k- ~- Escalade EXrSi In Stock ~OWI October 23, 2003 Grosse POinte News! The St. Clair Shores Connection :~ t'ct to '';' * + •.• 0.& Wan $ October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe NewsfThe St. Clair Shores Connection Automotive 5C When not to file a claim By Liz Pulliam Weston mg claims lor less than that who make water damage You know your msurance It may sometimes be better claims nsk losmg their cover- IS there for you when you to raId yoU!('melgency fund age and may even find that need It However, It'S Impor- coverage 18 unaval1able at THROUGH tant to know when you need any pnce Worse, If future BREAK It, Some insurers potential buyers have trouble After losmg $19 bilhon gettmg a polIcy because of between 2000 and 2002, drop customers past clamlS, you may have a Insurers are dumpmg con- who file just tough time seilmg your sumers who file too many or home ...... ,.'" ~1 : ...... ~ :..- the '"LVIIl;; OJ J.lt' u[ dtillH" III ... y v '- u ....:;,A.a .. • Th," Uci1UagtJ ! ,""uH,"J fact, some people have even from your neglect No less found themselves WIthout two years. than m court, you should go coverage after consultmg to your msurer WIth clean WIth theIr agent about hands Most homeowners' whether to file It may some- than to nsk higher premI- polICies speCIfically exclude times be better m the long ums or nonrenewal In addI- problems that result from run to pay out-of-pocket tIOn,filmg a small claIm can pest mfestatIOns, rot and WhIle there's no clear-cut count agamst you If you ever other mdlcatIons that you've way to determme when to need to file a bIgger claIm. falled to properly mamtam file, there are four common • No one was hurt If your home You're also on the scenanos when you might you're In a one-car mIshap or hook If you make a bad prob- find your msurance camer you hIt an unoccupIed vehI- lem worse If a WIndstorm would prefer not to hear from cle, you mIght conSIder pay- blows off part of your roof, you Compames oft€n VIew mg for the damage yourself If and you leave the hole uncov- these as red flags when cal- you can afford the tab ered, you mIght lose coverage culatmg premIUms and eval- PaYIngfor an aCCIdentout-of- for contents that were uatmg pohcyholders: pocket may be cheaper than exposed to further damage • The damage IS under facmg higher premIUms, All thIs doesn't mean you $1,000 Many consumers espeCiallyIfyour dnVIng hiS- can never use your pohcy,but keep premIUmsdown by ralS- tory ISless than pnstme a httle restramt, espeCially mg their deductIbles to $500 • The damage mvolves these days, will help ensure or even $1,000 and not mak- water or mold Consumers It'Sthere for you '04 Endeavor From page 3C door locks and mirrors The LImIted XLS adds premIum cloth Whl1eall models have dual ously plastic, appear to be of seats, power dnver's seat, front aIr bags, dual SIde aIr hIgher qualIty 315-watt sound system WIth bags are offered only on the ViSIblhty m all dIrectIOns, SIX-dISCCD, and a 5-mch XLS (optIOnal)And Limited mcludmg over the huge color LCD screen WIth time, (standard) AntI-lock brakmg dashboard, IS very good The temperature, compass and ISstandard on the AWDsand outsIde reamew mirrors are programmable functIon read- all LImited models, but huge There are many cup mgs, crossbars for the roof optIOnal on the XLS 2WD. holders and three power out- ralls, a cargo cover and DISCbrakes are fitted on all lets, two m the front console chrome bumper caps. four wheels An anti-skId and and one m the rear for back- OptIOnson the XLS include a tractIOn-control system IS seat passengers that offer moon roof, leather uphol- optIOnalonly on the LImIted. both 12 VDC and 120 VAC stery, and heated seats and If t SUV th t t d you wan an a eIectnc power Fron oors mIrrors d h dl d dn I k have storage pockets, and n es, an es an ves 1 e there ISa large glove box and The "loaded" LIrmted has a quahty passenger car wlule center console bm for stonng automatIC clImate control, offenng the ~~te~ordspace of lots of your stuff leather dtnm, heated front :"o~~I:~no~ l~:a~~: The base LS,comes decent- seats an rear VIewnnrrors't' r:.or th e Endeavor start at Iy eq~Ip,?ed mcludmg aIr a tire-pressure mom onng $25,597 for the base LS 2WD conditIOmng, AMlFM/CD, system, rear seat clImate nd 0 U to $33 197 for the remote keyless entry, 17-mch controls, foglamps and body- t ~d Awo ' .. alummum allo;r wh~&'_~~~&If& , nuls, and powfi' ~.~ .&,,::Il"£:'_ .' _ _-,_ " Mercedes-Benz ALL WHEEL DRIVE SPECIAL 2003 All Wheel Drive Wagon C240 _+-~~tic $ 4 2 1 00* L per month · Automatic • Sun Roof I • CD Changer .. 2004 All Wheel Drive Sedan $399°0* C240 4-Matic 4 Door per month -l • Automatic • CD Changer • Premium Package Co,., msy .....'Y sJoghtly """, pICItJro '39 month 12 000 m.les per year $4 495 due al 51gOl[\g + tax Iotle license SOsecun1y depos.1 All vehIcles subject to pnor sale Payment based on I.ar ona credit approval " , r ~ """~ " • Starmark CertIfied • Pre-Owned Vehicles • Factory Trained State Certified Techmclans • Large Parts and Accessory Inventory All Models Available Showroom Hours: M-Th 8:30-9'00 • T-W-F 8:30-6:00 Service & Parts Service' M-F 7:30-5:30 Conveniently Located Mercedes-Benz of Rochester 595 S, Rochester Road, Rochester 248-652-3800 October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News! The St. Clair Shores Connection 6C Auto trans, AMfFM stereo CO, power heated seats, power sunroof, power wJndows!1ocks, tilt, crUise, All power, AM/FM/CD, 17'" alloy wheels keyless entry plus mucn morel and morel Stk #0009 Stk. #3265 SALE Was $26,192 Was $26,251 PRICE $20,888* NOW $20,998* NEW 2003 ACCENT GL NEW LANCER EVa J Auto trans, air, PS/PB, power O/OUPTOGO wIndows/locks, tilt/crUise, AM/FM O 7C MONTHS stereo cassette plus mucn more! OR $1500 Stk ff3313. REBATE Was $14,302 SALE PRICE AS LOW AS $10,888* $7,588* l r------,$100 OFF DEDUCTIBLE FOR REPAIRS OF $1500 OR MORE. ~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~------~~~~~~~~"DIRECT REPAIRS FOR MOST INSURANCE COMPANIES" ARNOLD COLLISION Auto trans, air conditIOn, PS/PB, power Gratiot@12MileRoad Auto trans, aIr conditIon, PS/PB, power WlndowsIIocks, tilt, cruIse, AM/FM stereo (586) 445• 6050 Email usatarnoldautoOcomcast.net wlndowsIlocks, tilt, crUise, AMlFM stereo CD and morel Stk #11740 CD and morel Stk #11704 rCOOLING SYSTEM TRANSMISSION 1011 ' I::~~~G~"~~:':'~~.UpI:'~~::F1'" II OFF ! 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I October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe NewsfThe St. Claar Shores Connection Automotive 7C The staunch performing '03 F250 King Ranch Power Stroke Diesel By Greg Zyla We ",ere kmg of the road on the test dnve 10 Ford'b powerful, rugged and ,",UI. pnsmgly luxUllOus 2003 F250 4x4 Kmg Ranch Power Stroke Diesel WIth a full-bizI' cre", tab with four-door accebb and a 150-lOch wheelbdbe, our Estate Green metalht Kmg Ranch was a staunch per- former wherever we took It Regardless of de"tlOatlOn, potential consumerb swarmed the vehlclp dbkmg about the dle"el engllle dJes{'] "rumble' I" proml- $210, power adjustable gas market for a dIesel truck, under the hood nent, bomethmg diesel own- and brake pedals for $120 make sure you test-drive BUIlt dround Ford" popu- ('I., hdve come to love more, dual alternators for thiS one It IStruly amazmg lar and succebsful F.Selle" Bottom hne on thiS engIne, $335 and a traIler hItch for - Kmg Feature!> - the top-selhng vehicle In S)nd!cate the world - OUI 250 Cdme \~llIch co"ts <1n addItIOnal $175 The final pnce, WIth with the Kmg Ranch optIOn, $G,085 I" power It cruIses $795 delIvery fee, came to at low rpm, even at 70 mph, $47,825 where, for $2,993, the bUyel dnd can probably haul any- Dnvmg ImpressIOns are receives a bevy of addItIOns, thmg dttached, thanks to ItS very good We drove the mcludmg cdb <;tep" wIth S,800-pound GVW package, freeways and m town, and ltghts, telescopic outside whIch IS "tandard on thIS the F250, although a bIg powerlheated mirror", beau- model Thp ne.... 6 0 Power vehIcle, performed very well tIful Kmg Ranch wheels, Stroke Diesel puts out 325 ThIS F250 has all the expect- dual captdlll chuB" In flont, horsepower WIth an I'd safety features, lIke four- medium parchment leather unheard of 560 foot-pounds wheel dISC ABS, air bags, fimsh, heated seats and spe. of torque at Just 2,000 rpm chIld seat belts and an clal Kmg Ranch budgmg lYe" vou can break the tlres advanced security group There IS a tweak('d da<;h. 100"1') It'b worth evel y The mtenor IS maSSIve, board, and thf' real' bench penny of the optional pnce allowmg transportatIOn of seat comes With head A bpecldl five-speed auto. five adults easIly The 6 75- restramts matlc trdnsmlSSlon trans- foot bed allows tremendous Bob Grosscup & Greg Semack Under the hood bltb the fers power to all four wheels cargo capablhtles, and the new and powerful Po\\er when a"ked, and at $1,480 29-gallon dle"el fuel tank joericcidodge. com joericcimitsubishi.com Stroke 6 a.hter tll! bo diesel I extl d, It IS a necesblty The WIllkeep thiS Kmg Ranch on Featuring Unhke dleselb of the pa'it, 4x4 sy"tem offers the' usual the road for hours thIS Ford diesel accelerateb low ~nd high ranges, and Important numbers like a regular ga'i-powered ~~ when we tested the 4x4 III a mclude a maxImum towmg V-8, offenng excellent merg. muddy area, It went through capaCIty of 13,700 pounds mg and passmg abilItieS a" If there were nothmg m and a base curb weIght of Two more valves per cyhn- front of It We attnbute thIS 6,270-pounds The EPA does 3 GREAT LOCATIONS Open Saturday 11am - 3pm del' Improve the Power off.road performance to the not rate thIS truck for fuel ~" Stroke's breathmg dbIlltles $250 optIOnal mIleage, but we expect It to and a new, dIgItally tOn- .loe Ricci Mitsubishi 265175R/16WE all-terram be somewhere III the 16- to Joe Ricci Dodge trolled hydraulic lllJector tires, and, of course, that 17-mpg range crmslllg on 14765 Michlgln Ave.' Dearborn 14700 Michigan Ave,. De.rbom pusheb 26,000 pbJ of pres- po\\erful Power Stroke the freeway, perhaps more 313-846-2488 313-846-2494 sure to atoml?e the fuel for a diesel If you tow or haul, expect more powerful combustIOn Other optIons mclude a less The engme IS dl"o qUIeter 3 /3 ratLO hmlted-slIp rear Ford's new Power Stroke than the 7 3-htel POWI'I for $300 power shde moon receives only our second 9 5 Stroke It replace" loof for $810, a premIUm ratmg on a scale of 10 thIS "peclal AMI.FM slx-.dISC CD for year, so if you are ill the ....~. .., ~....,,' • .-...... "' .. ...,...... ,,; ....~~oA"'~~.., ,.~~ ..~_.-1#11- ~ ..... 5""I '/"'1.Y"'l"';';:~)"C~~$'lJFJ."''4'JWJ'• HStayon the Right Track to 9 Mile and Mack" Just Like the Old Days! New Car Showing! ..... Oct. 22nd, 23rd & 24th LOTS 0 FUNI t ~i ~NE~ c .lI ~I g ~~ :I• ."1. Rd. \ ...... ,. ",...... " ..._.10. October 23,2003 Grosse Pointe Newsl The St. Clair Shores Connection t ------...... ,...,...... ----_2 __ '.'..., II!IJ. ",., .. ;.;,.t.~l.i.t.., ~t._t.t_t.'.ill!'•• :.:••••••• ,,;~j.'IJ;~LI4(11illl' October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe NewslThe St. Clair Shores Connection Automotive 5C When not to file a claim By Liz Pulliam Weston mg claims for less than that You know your msw'ance who make water damage It may sometimes be better clamls nsk losmg their cover- is there for you when you to Iaid your pmergency fund need It However, It'S Impor- age and may even find that tant to know when you need coverage IS unavaIlable at It any pnce Worse, If future BREAK THROUGH After losmg $19 bIllIon Some insurers potential buyers have trouble between 2000 and 2002, drop customers gettmg a policy because of insurers are dumpmg con- past clamlS, you may have a sumers who file too many or who file just tough hme senmg your the wrong type of clauns In two claims in home fact, some people have even • The damage resulted found themselves wlthont two years. from your neglect No less coverage after consultmg than lr court, :.au should go With their agent about to your Insurer Wlth clean hands Most homeowners' whether to file It may some. than to nsk higher preffil- times be better m the long polIcies specIfically exclude ums or nonrenewal In addI- problems that result from run to pay out-of-pocket tIOn, filIng a small claim can While there's no clear-cut pest InfestatIOns, rot and count agamst you If you ever other IndlCations that you've way to detennme when to need to me a bigger claim file, there are four common failed to properly mamtam • No one was hurt If your home \ou're also on the scenanos when you might you're m a one-car mishap or find your Insurance carner hook uyou make a bad prob- you hit an unoccupIed vehi- lem worse If a Wlndstonn would prefer not to hear from cle, you might conSider pay- you Compames often VIew blows off part of your roof, mg for the damage yourself If and you leave the hole uncov- these as red flags when cal- you can afford the tab culatmg premiums and eval- ered, you ffilght lose coverage PaYing for an accident out-of- for contents that were uatmg polIcyholders' pocket may be cheaper than • The damage IS under exposed to further damage facmg higher premIUms, All tms doesn't mean you $1,000 Many consumers especmlly If your dnVlug hiS- keep preffilums down by raIS- can never use your pohcy, but tory ISless than pnstme a lIttle restraint, eSp€C1811y mg their deductlbles to $500 • The damage Involves or even $1,000 and not mak- these days, WIllhelp ensure water or mold Consumers It'Sthere for you '04 Endeavor From page 3C door locks and mirrors The Limited XLS adds premIUm cloth WhIle all models have dual ously plastic, appear to be of seats, power dnver's seat, front aIr bags, dual Side aIr higher qualIty 315-watt sound system WIth bags are offered only on the ViSibIlIty III all directIOns, Six-dISC CD, and a 5-mch XLS (optIOnal) And LIffilted mcludmg over the huge color LCD screen WIth time, (standard). AntI-lock brakmg dashboard, IS very good The temperature, compass and ISstandard on the AWDs and outside reamew mirrors are programmable function read- all LImited models, but huge There are many cup mgs, crossbars for the roof optIonal on the XLS 2WD holders and three power out- ralls, a cargo cover and DlSCbrakes are fitted on all lets, two m the front console chrome bumper caps four wheels An antI-skid and and one In the rear for back- OptIOns on the XLS include a tractIon-control system IS seat passengers that offer moon roof, leather uphol- optIOnal only on the LimIted both 12 VDC and 120 VAC stery, and heated seats and electnc power Front doors mIrrors If you want an SUY that have storage pockets, and ndes, handles and dnves like there ISa large glove box and The "loaded~ Llffilted has a quahty passenger car wlule center console bm for stonng automatIc climate control, offenng the mtenor space of lots of your stuff leather tnm, heated front a rmll]van, ~he Endeavor IS The base LS comes decent- seats and rear Vlew ffilITOrs, :,ortth a sEendouslooktartPnces ly equIpped IOcludmg air. a tIre-pressure mom tonng $25,597,or he forntheeavorbase sLS 2WDa t condltIonmg, AMlFMJCD, system, rear seat climate and 0 U to $33,197 for the remote keyless entry, 17-mch controls, fog lamps and body- L !edAWD .. alurmn'tID aJloy whe:J:..J'QP.t:dX)~~" b 111 ili 'h'C} 1.. 0 '" r&1l8. --'1ind poMlP~ _ _ _ __ . __ __ _ Mercedes-Benz ALL WHEEL DRIVE SPECIAL 2003 All Wheel Drive Wagon C240_4-M!ltic $ 4 21 00* I ~~ ~A~t~m-::~nth · Sun Roof I j - CD Changer Stock #3200 '( 2004 All Wheel Drive Sedan , . " $39900* C240 4-Matic 4 Door per month ----I -AutomatIc • CD Changer • Premium Package Ca" may VIII)' sJ>ghtIy I'rnm p,cMs '39 month 12000 mIles per year $4 495 due al sIgning + tax tItle I,cense $0 secunty depoSit All vehIcles subject 10prior sale Paymenl based on I'er one credit a~oval , , • Starmarl< CertIfied • Pre-Owned Vehicles • Factory Trained State Certified TechniCians • Large Parts and Accessory Inventory All Models Available Showroom Hours: M-Th 8 30-9:00 - T-W-F 8.30-6'00 ServIce & Parts ServIce M-F 7.30-5'30 ConvenIently Located Mercedes-Benz of Rochester 595 S. Rochester Road, Rochester 248-652-3800 -~------~~_...... -...... '. ~~---. October 23, 2003 6e Grosse Pointe Newsl The St. Clair Shores Connection Auto trans, AM/FM stereo CD, power heated seats, power sunroof, power windows/locks, tilt, crUise, keyless entry plus mucn more! All power, AM/FM/CD, 17" alloy wheels Stk #3265 and morel Stk #0009 SALE Was $26,251 PRICE $20,888* Was $26,192 NEW 2003 ELANTRA GLS NEW 2003 ACCENT GL NOW $20,998* _c~~ NEW LANCER EVO J ~ Auto trans, air, PSlPB, power 01- UP TO 60 Wlndows/locks, tilt/crUise, AM/FM 0 7C0 MONTHS stereo cassette plus mucn more! OR $1500 Stk. #3313 REBATE Was $14,302 SALE PRICE AS LOW AS $10,888* $7,588* r------,$100 OFF DEDUCTIBLE FOR REPAIRS OF $1500 OR MORE. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~~~~~~~"DIRECT REPAIRS FOR MOST INSURANCE COMPANIES" Auto trans, air condItion, PS/PB, power ARNOLD COLLISION Auto trans, air conditIOn,PS/PB power wmdows/locks, tilt, cruise, AM/FM stereo Gratiot @ 12 Mile Road wmdows/locks, tilt, crUise,AMlFM stereo (586) 445 6050 CD and morel Stk #11740 • Emall [email protected] CD and moret Stk #11704 [COOLING SYSTEM TRANSMISSION 1011 ' : U~~~~~G~O~~~:~~e up IO~~~~~ FlUid II OFF ! E\perience Pure Luxury! 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I .. CUMt"UTIJ.R I ~II:.CIAL •• """",,,,,"",,"",... • Ranch wal> a "t,lunch per- I BALANCE II""WDES II ","",-519..,_ I former wherever IH' took It I $3900 II ::::.&.:::~':.II $19951 Regardlesi:> of de.,t1l1.lt!on I II .ReI. W"" Ne~ Coolon< II only I 00 potentIal com,umer" I Ro. ~oo II Reg Coo/an' '56 II Lt Trucl HStayon the Right Track to 9 Mile and Mack" Just Like the Old Days! New Car Showing! .... Oct. 22nd, 23rd & 24th LOT~UN! .~J1 "tioJSTAftG. rropaa t -_ •> ..c ! "'4CI( 0 ~ --. I• It MI_ Rd. .-.'-.-.- ...... , ...... , ---.o>!O,_e _: , .... -: -: :-: -_: _, I_I :__ Ji_: __ :.:.:XU,;34121£ : $,.X".t.L.ld.U •.!£.S;.11.... ---W 8e October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News! The St. Clair Shores Connection 2003 VW JETTA GLS • Power Windows • Heated Seats • Power Locks • CD Was $19,840 • Monsoon • ETC NOW Stock #4006-03 '16,795 2003 VW PASSAT GL • Power Windows • Heated Seats • Power Locks • CD Was $24,005 • Auto Trans • ETC NOW Stock #3878-03 $20,595 2003 VW NEW BEETLE • Moonroof • Heated Seats • Power Locks ". Power"WindOwS'-" • Stereo • Monsoon NOW Stock #3187-03 $16,795 2003 VW GT. i.8T • Moonroof • Heated Seats • Leather Seats Was $22,080 NOW • ETC Stock #3805-03 $18,895 2003 VWGOLF • Moonroof • CD • Heated Seats • Alloy Rims Was $18,570 • Moonsoon NOW Sound System $16 54 7 Stock #4025-03 ______, J Metro Detroit's # 1 VW Dealer. SaiD pnce and tax plate and title 1 9% APR with approved credit on Jetta and PassaUGolf, New Beetle and GTI APR for up to 60 months wIth approved credIt through VW credIt Expires 10/31/03 ,~. "... • • • ',J • - 5J! 34!! "3 ! 5 5J! j j j j ! J October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe NewslThe St. Clair Shores Connection Automotive 9C '84 Skylark My fnend (the By Greg Zyla late) Smokey Q. Greg, I have a Yumck once told me 1984 BUIck Skylark that the Cleveland Custom four-door head was supenor NEW sedan It has almost at the time to the 60,000 mIles, Wlth air small-block Chevy RIVALS condltIonmg and head of the era, and radIo I have always that you had to buy .. wrH7 a big-block Chevy If kept It In a heated OF 2003 you wanted the Grosse Pomle Ne .. s and The St Clair ~holes GJnneCtl,m newspaper> Me garage, and It IS In Right now, It's hsted for same type of horsepower pro- plannmg thm 9th annual speoal edmon fearullng the babt'" of the very good condition. I pur- about $3,600 m "No 4" con. duction ability that the past lear We hope IOU land the Ilttl. one) • III p.utll'pat. bl chased It new from the area dltlOn (a dnvable vehicle Cleveland head offered Take supplymg us wLlh a photograph of \OUt child lonl\ 2003 bable> BUick dealer What do you needmg no, or only mmor, good care of your G T, and ple ..« \ for publlcallon m IhlS section tmnk my car IS worth? I am work to be functIOnal, wmch thanks for the letter 81 YC3.rs old and \',3.nt to stop svunds hkc .> our tr ....ck) T'...... LI ~ 11L ; .....1 'h"J h"U_9'i ?Q 2(\(\4 v....,.rh Il drivmg and sell my BUick It If completely restored to .lth other 2003 babLes "Ill bt th. maIO artraCtlon' N•• , and adverILsmg looks really good, so what No.1 condItIOn, these trucks 1966 Ford Galaxie about c10thmg feed 109 edummg aPJ "'mg for your child .. iii also be ,"c1uded should I sell It for? can bnng as much as $17,000 Q. Greg, I have a 1966 It Will be 'e1) mformatlH a; .. ell as, commemot'tlIe edition for IOU' - M B KIlpower, Duluth, and up at auctIOns; so you Ford GalaxIe 500 four-door Mmn lDlght want to contemplate sedan It has a 289 V-8 Please send a cure, clear color photo (home or studIO produced NOT A. First, congratulatIOns domg some restoration work. engtne Wlth 83,500 ongtnal DIGITAL preferably smaller than a 5x7) to Gro'se Pomre NeilS & on keepmg your BUick m With attentIOn to the body, miles and automatic trans. The Sr CI"r Shores Conneenun 96 Kerch"al Gwsse Pomle good condition If you want to your Cheyenne's price may mISSIOn,power steenng, no Farm,. Michigan 48236 AtlentLon Kim Mackel DlSpla\ sell It qUickly, I'd ask m the go upward of $6,000, so you air condltIomng and a factory Adverusmg Complete rhe mlormatlon slip .lIh \[lur child \ full neighborhood of $1,200 for might want to repaIr the rust radIo It IS m good condItion name date of birth and ho>pltal and lelurn It "1[h l"ur phow the car, and then let It go If areas at a good body shop and road ready, and It has PleaSl: pnntthe baby's name on lhe back of the pholo so you can .you can get $950 to $1,100 always been garaged I pur- pick 11 up at our olhee after pnnllDg or !Delude a self-addressed mce your BUick IS not any '73 Mercury chased tms car brand-new stampe -::~ l.-'<."~t~ ~ >,~ ( CENTEIl ~~- ...tr~"'\ .. Tim's 5 AM .11 PM 2C upstairs .. 16 pieces Mon-Thurs c!lm~lete Yoga room of Hamme~" • 1/ C t Ircults St Fri. 5.8 ,~> 2 our < by Walk-ins Fitness)" r~~~. \ Sat. 7.~ ..:aI ~asketbal\, Nautilus $12 # ',.r~O~" '" Sun.~" ,. JiJ' 'I,Iod~ . Massage Ab Cops Well Lit Conditioning Personal ,~~ . & . Private A by & FIremen ~JIi;".l..Parir~' Michelle. ,~I Tr · . ,t. Stretchin "f<,. aIDe SpeCial~, See website, ... ~:emlJe <~. [o~c'!u~ f;~ ~. ~ ea,t94 "The most gym for the money in all of the r------~--- n ANNIVERSARY Hlrpet' ( ServlC9 Drive) Grosse Pointes and Eastside SPECIAL 313-417-9666 00 Central to all the Grosse Pointes & Eastside 1Month Trial $39 19556Harper, Harper Woods, Michigan .a- CENTE' expo "I30I03 www.pointefitoess.com --~------~-_. ) .,~ October 23, 2003 10C Automotive Grosse Pointe NewsfThe SI. Clair Shores Connection No-sissy truck is all about style born to be wild By Derek Price It's IrOniC that pickup trucks, once conSIdered the homely workhorses of blue collar AmerIca, now tout Subscribers Onlyl' refinement as a selhng pomt With each passmg One Month FREE When )'OU sign up for Automatic /- year come more car-l1ke lOtenors, smoother suspen- Payments with your Visa or Mastercard! blOns, ana better engmes that make trucks seem Just Call our office today or send in the form below. a httle bIt - dare I say It - NolO'oo can pa, ,our bIll aUlomdl,cdll.l. \lllhour \lnling d lhl'Ck, bU'Ulg d \ldmp,!>earching for a WimpIer But not thiS truck mlulbol. Of' mlSSJn~a due ddle 'IImpl.1 lOmplele the dulhom.allon rorm belo\l. ~rom Ihls lime At least there's one pIckup ~ard. upon apprO\al, \le'U char~e lour p.lI nltnl\ dlrl'llil 10 lour \ Is.! or O,1d\len.trd aewunl that SPItS 10 the face of and lour lharge\ "Ill .tppeolr on lour ldrd \I.tlemenl refinement With a raucous, thunderous exhaust note, ~ attentIOn grabbmg pamt 2003 Harley-Davidson Ford F-150 ------, scheme, and mdes of gaudy chrome trIm, thIS truck of torque, whIch slurps an and exhaust IS atrocIOus on [i,/SA li rIdes mto town With the equally ImpreSSive amount the highway, and at 70 mIles .:'"1 - li&~I I -I I coarse, all-Amencan style of of fuel for a pathetIC 12 an hour you have to raJse Marlon Brando and James mdes per gallon around your vOIceJust to talk to the Dean It's no sIssy truck town front seat passenger It's cer- ,.f Grosse Pointe News r tamly no luxury crUiser It's the Ford F-150 I Harley-DavIdson EdItIOn, a But thu, truck IS all about Just the way It should be for I Automatic Card Billing I1mlted productIOn pIckup style, and It has attitude out a Harley DaVIdson afiCIOna- deSIgned to have the claSSIC the wazoo Its wonderfully do or Authorization Form functIonalIty of a Ford truck ta~teless cabm doesn't aim and the rebellIous style of a to be polIte or subtle, But thmgs WIth the U 0 Yes, I want the convenIence of automatic billing, PLUS one Harley motorcycle The for- mstead optmg for an 10- Harley badge aren't meant I month free delivery I authorize you to charge my bIll dIrectly to mula IS Simple start WIth a your-face barrage of Harley to be luxunous and qUiet logos peppered throughout the Visa or Mastercard listed below tned-and-true Ford F-150; They're built as a nOISY,styl- I the leather-clad mtenor Ish homage to the open road J then slather the mtenor WIth black leather, add a LIke everythmg else about and Amencan freedom, for Local Rates: Harley-DaVIdson logo to the Harley truck, the look IS dnvmg With wmd m your 0$37.00 one year (PLUS one month free) everythmg 10 SIght, and loud - really loud- WIth a haIr, rock mUSICIn the aIr, pour on enough chrome to two-tone color scheme that and a defiant smile on your 0$70.00 two years (PLUS one month free) make a boatload of hannon- matches the black and gray face At that, thIS truck Icas To top It ofT,add a Wild, pamtJob excels 0$98 00 three years PLUS one month free) two-tone pamt scheme and That doesn't mean the Why buy It? ThIS truck IS strap a supercharger to cabIn IS bOOrish, however all about style If you hke Ford's monster 5 4-hter It's attually pretty comfort- Harley-DaVIdson's SIgnature Tnton VB. able and packed WIth amenI- look of chrome and black Name on your (.rosse POinte ~e",s accounl Bllllnl: addr.,." ror \ l'i"/M",terrard At the heart of thIS road ties, lIke a power shdmg leather, then thIS truck's for hogg1Og beast IS a temfic sunroof and great sound1Og you The result IS a truck engme - If your Idea of ter- stereo that's perfect for that turns heads wherever It Your Grosse POint, "e", Account numher ( 111/~tdtelZlp nfic IS bIg, loud, and power- crankmg up Steppenwolf goes for both Its Wicked ful - that makes a deep, tunes All Harley edItIon looks and ItS pavement throaty sound you can liter- trucks are four-door shak10g sound. If ever a Name on V,saJMastercard V,w\1dllercard number Exp Dale ally feel through the seat. 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Sarah Grosse Pomte North both and Kelly Szymborski made Mulheron, Jane Smgelyn, had reason to celebrate after the all-league second team Laura Richter, Sarah Llbtweekend's MacombArea "Hannah Clor stepped up Domin, Rachel Vlbger, Conference Red DlvlblOn and ran hke I have been Abhley Wdrner and DestInY gills cross country meet expectmg her to," Said North Sheldon The Blue DevJls won the coach Scott Cooper uShe has North also had borne fine tl'dm champIOnshIp "'lth an done a great Job all sea.,on, performances In the JV race ImpreSSive 30 POints as but I have ah~ays thought LIZ Rabldoux, Jennie tlleu live 1UlWel" fit "L fw- th(.,!t.. ",,"0 11,vlL ~nhe.-~ She B;[~~u!!,K:1:'cn Koc:k, qpd I~hed m the top eight South showed that Saturday I Alhson Mikula e,lch ran won the dual meet champI- know she can accomphbh tuneb that would have put onship With a 5-0 record even more before the season them m the top seven If they North freshman Betsy IS over had run the varsity race Graney took first place over- "It was good to see "These gIrls have been all 10 19 11 to earn most Szymborski getting her pushing the pace In work- valuable honors m the dlVl- times back down She had outs and now they are reap- Pt"wto ...b) Lon WLl~on slOn Runners battle for position in the Macomb Area Conference Red Division been strugghng With some mg the lewards at that hard cross country races. North was second In the severe leg pam, but she work," Cooper said "We team standmgs With 60 seemed to have that under ha\e about 12 girls who pomts, followed by control and once agdln ran e realistIcally have a shot at EIsenhower 78, Sterlmg MAC Red- tough, ;,trong race She has bemg In the top beven for HeIghts 90, Romeo 103, been the backbone of thiS the state finals If we qualify From page ID Dakota 145 and Stevenson year's team" our team out of the regIOnal 167 Patncla Wmterfield and They dll want a shot at It, and O'Donnell-Daudhn were MaggIe Colhson led 15th and 16th Jenny Bohannon rounded but only seven can go South's runners With a out North's top five KatIe "The be'it thlOg about thIS "The top 'iIXgu}S \\ ere 32 fourth-place fimsh m a :,ea- Horne dnd Mehbba group of gtl ib I'> their dttl- seconds apart, and that IS son-best 19 32 LIZ Baxter Claravmo completed the tude and character They are tough to get alound 10 team was fifth m 19 59, LIZPetit Norsemen's Imeup all terrific competitors and distance runmng," Wise sixth 10 20 04, and Natahe "Jenny Bohannon mO\ed all \\-ant to be that top seven saId "The kIds worked real Humphry seventh 10 2006 up to the No 5 spot WIth d runner, but they all root for hard last week m prepara- All four made the all-league race that was 1 30 better each other dnd push each tion for for next week'~ first team than her labt best race," other on They have all sup- regIOnal, and we thought Megan Zaranek was Cooper said "Every time I ported one another, and I they might bE'flat eighth m 20 12 and made saw her she was pUbhlOgthe thmk thIS IS '"hat makes "If we can get a httlE' bet- the all-league second team pace and pdbsmg people them so good They all truly ter for next weekend, South In additIon to Graney, who She IS a great competitor love to run and love to com- has a shot at theIr 14th made the first team and and It lookb hke bhe \\ant~ pete, and the support they strdlght appearance at the posted the fastest tIme ever to stay In the top varsIty show for each other has held state finals ~ by a North freshman, the group ~ them together as d team .. Although hIS North team South's JUOIorvarslt} run- Nearly the entIre North fimshed thIrd after bemg ners were outstandmg agam squad posted personal runner-up to Sterhng MISCA meet good for South as they took the first SIX records Heights In the dual meet places, 11of the top 15 spots "ThI'i IS the tune of the beason, coach Pat Wilson Last weekend's Michigan relay team for the state InterscholastiC SWIm WIth Mocen, Kate MueHl' and 20 of the first 30 sea'ion that you want to see was happy wIth the way hIS DlvlslOn I meet With their and Johnson secunng the Sam MackenZie led the their best efforts, and that IS Coaches ASSOCiationmeet at performances m the MISCA squad ran top three spots way In the JV race With a exactly what I am gettmg "We ran great,~ Wilson Eastern MichIgan meet Umverslty was a productive Jason led a sweep m the wmmng time of 2035 She out of thiS team," Cooper saId "We ran the way you're Sophomores KIm Grady 500 freestyle With Sarah was followed by Kat saId "LIZ Bryk and Mane one for Grosse POinte supposed to run, but so did and Stephame Johnson Jenzen and JulIana Bartel Carmody (2049), Ins Alao LaCombe are two runners South They had a great South's girls sWlmm10g achieved state cuts m the gettlOg the next two spots (21 13), Erica Menchl who are runnmg PRs, and team meet, amI they had the run- 100-yard breaststroke and LIZ Adamo led a sweep In (2130), Lauren McLaughlm those tImes are eIght to mne ners to go With (Sterhng The Blue DeVIlsqualIfied the 100 butterfly, respectIve- the 100 breaststroke With (21 34) and Sarah Pettt minutes better than their Heights') top guys two mdIVlduals and another ly Grady was 20th m Jenna DeHayes and Laney (21 35) times at the begtnmng of the "I can't be dlsappomted 1 11 26, and Johnson fin- Dakota's only first was by The Blue DeVlls had 30 season" We had some mce drops Ished 15th 10 1 02 15 JennIe Urban In the 200 season-best performances Cooper also praised sever- from key guys, everybody Swim The 200 freestyle relay freestyle. Rlchardson- and for the first time thIS a1of hIS semors Frdm. plige 3D'" . team. of Grady, Leeann Rossbach .. wail SBCPD~ fw;; ,@~~ lJ.~1' 8(},o iM'l\ftb'oJl,e.n "I had'lll~&e'7er'\ldf"B had theIr best tunes thts ...... " ...... 1Mocen. Katie StieleY' ami -8eut}}lblr. :.. II11bhH . I ~\ urideli30 m~nute8. - ~ 8eM_~ far t; tlb year, al}.d~3 of our 28 run- 10 the 100 breaststroke Greta Wenk fimshed sIXth Grady won the 50 Season-best times came accomplish lD thIS r~," he ners had PRs ~ Season best times were RobbIe Fisher was fourth 10 the meet Wlth a state- freestyle WIth Muelle third from Emily Franchett, sald "Ktm Gawel, Amy and achieved by Jacobs, quahfylng time of 1 43 69 and Betsy Slaughter fourth. JeSSIca PaUlY, Becca Katie KIhmas, Jessica overall In 1637, settmg a Eugemo, Wynne and Obell EarlIer, the 400 freestyle freshman record, to lead the John, Laney, Muelle and Scholtes, Sarah Stanczyk, Parsh, Margaret ScJuchtle, In the 50 freestyle, Wynne relay team also qualified for Matthews won the 200 med- Laura Lovasco, Olga Katie Rabldoux and North runners Dave and Everett, 100 freestyle, the state ley relay, Grady, Slaughter, Flhppova, Heather Jenmfer SIDlth all accom- Watson fimshed 10th m Kopf, 200 freestyle, Kopf, Other South particIpants Amta ManninO and Laura Lockhart, Sandy Chu, Kate phshed their goal and 17'07 which was a 30-second Moore and Kurtz, 500 at the MISCA meet were Phelps were first In the 200 Swenson, Juhe Howe, earned their varsity letters drop from hiS prevIOus best freestyle, Hanna, Rachel Mocen (14th) and Stleler freestyle relay and Phelps, AJlIson Kennedy, Genna because of It and a mmute and a half bet- Martin and Chnstme (25th) In the 50 freestyle, Paltry, Jaml M~ms andAJhe Hall, Kathleen Sholty, "Jessica Parsh deCidednot ter than hIS best time In Stevens, 100 breaststroke; the 200 medley relay team ManIOn combmed for a first Nicole Johnson, Sara Form, . only to accomphsh the goal 2002 Eugemo, Sulhvan and of Emily Rlchardson- 10 the 400 freestyle relay Amber Gellert, AlexIs Miller, that I gave her, but beat It Although he was stili Moore, 100 butterfly; and Rossbach, Grady, Johnson South closes out the MAC Amy Canon, Eileen by two mmutes Katie recovenng from an Illness, Hanna and Stevens, 200 and Wenk was 19th, and the Red season against Grosse FItzgerald, Lindsay Krall, Rabldoux reached a goal Stefan Cross managed to mdlvldual medley 400 freestyle relay team of Pomte North on Tuesday, Rachel Canon, Lauren that she had set for herself fimsh wlthm a second of hIS North also competed 10 Mocen, Tma Jasln, Stleler Oct 28 Sklarskl, Ann Mllazzo, when she was a freshman best time last year last weekend's MichIgan and Wenk was 17th She has worked extremely Another freshman, Alex InterscholastiC SWIm Earher, South swam to a hard all four years and It Davenport had a PR of 17 24 Coaches InVItatIOnal and 138-38 VlCtOryover Dakota North booters start was excIting to see Katie and also broke the prevIOus had several fine perfor- In a Macomb Area come on strong at the end of record for North nmth mances Conference Red DIVISIOn her career" graders Mike Pokladek had Jacobs was seventh m the meet district with a win a 30-second drop, and Enc 100 backstroke and 29th m The Blue DeVIlsswept five Racwg at Saturday's Burton also had a major the 200 1M She was also IOdIVldualevents and scored Grosse Pomte North's soc. DILoreto was m goal for regIonal WIllbegm at 10 30 drop to a PR of 1734 part of the 200 medley relay two teams 10 each relay cer team began state dlstnct hiS 10th shutout of the sea- a m Dave Secord had hIS best team With Hanna, Eugemo Coach Shawn Kornoel.Je tournament play thiS week son time of the season, and and Everett that took 15th used the meet to display the With a 2-0 victory over WIlson IS lookmg for him to place vanous skIlls of hiS sWIm- RoseVllle Improve even more by Hanna was 13th In the mers Dan Gassel and Jose r- Saturday's regIOnal, which 100 breaststroke, and Wenk won the 200 Indi- Ruesta scored for North, WIll also be at MetropolItan Schmidt was 16th 10the 500 VIdual medley, followed by which Improved to 13-2-3 Beach freestyle Samantha John and Morgan overall I "Dave's pattern has been The 200 freestyle relay Laney John was first 10 the Anthony DiLoreto record- to have a huge drop for the team of Everett, Eugemo, 100 backstroke WIth KIm ed hiS 11th shutout regIonal," WJ!sonsald Wynne and Cleary was 24th, Stevens thIrd and Enca Earher, Bryan Bennett North took the first three and the 400 freestyle relay Schumann fourth scored a paIr of goals to lead places 10 the JUDlorvarsity team of Schmidt, Cleary, Freshman Amanda Palffy the Norsemen tn a 3-0 Vlcto- I Vote For Douglas Roby Tues. Nov.,4th race With KeVin Kopf and Jacobs took 23rd led the field In the 100 but- ry over Grosse Pomte South ~_f'aidIO t"iI'he\..)(TlrM1('<"t(1F~ 1).~~<;f~Jt~\nrC'M,JN") KWiatkowski, who went place terfly, while JoAnn 10 a Macomb Area under Ie mInutes for the Matthews and Lmdsay Conference Whlte DIVISIOn NOEL SELEWSKI AGENCY first tIme With a 17 55, John North Vandenbroeck were second match Joseph and John Bremer and thIrd Shane DaVisson also . (313) 886-6857 Other PRs from North From page 3D Underc!as'lmen dommat. scored for North, whIch fin- runners were posted by Sean Fletcher scored on a I'd In the 100 freestyle also Ished 6-1-3 m the diVISIOn Serving the community for over 25 years Nate Loree, Drew Fayad, 45-yard run to cap a five- Tony Capl7lo, Paul Smith, play, 76-yard dnve • Auto • Home • Life Matt Rom:,nelh, Andy Van Fletcl-er scored North's • Commercial • Residential Egmond, Rob Ingalls, Jeff REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS OF second touchdown on a 15- • General Liability • Renter's Insurance Kurtz, Casey Fulton, Mike yard pass from Josh LeWIS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Konkel, 2ach Hoffman, The Norsemen covered 71 Arnov MoudgIl, Matt GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM .5206 Mack A~e yards In four plays In that Gleleghem, Kyle Lechner dnve North picked up 28 SCIENCE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Grosse Pointe Park. MI and DeAndre Henderson yards on a reverse pass from Located In the Lallepointe BUJldln\1 Earlier, In the dual meet Steve CorOilhe to Zach The (,ro"e Pomle Public School Syslem Intends to prc-qualify (2 bloclls South of Tom's Oyster Bar) showdown for first place 10 Matthews, 15yards on a run (,eneral (ontractor, for the North and South High School the MAC Red, Sterlmg by Fletcher. and a 24-yard '!elence \ahoratoT) expan'lon and Improvement~ The rntent of Heights heat North 24-33 run by Cam Cecchml the prequahftcatlOn h to determme a ~hort '''t of (leneral City of(J()rOSSC iIointe ~nrlt, \tlchlRan ThE' Stalhons took four of (ontractor, mmt qualified for the proJcct Competltl\C con- the fir'lt five placE''l, WIth Fletcher led the ,tmetlOn b,d~ \\ III bc requc~tcd from the ,electcd General FI'lhE'rcrackmg the Sterling Nor'lemen With 81 yards In NOTICE OF PUBLIC ACCURACY TEST Heights group WIth a third nme carnes Contractor, The prcqualificatlOn WIll protcct the rntere~t of The ell v of Gro,",c POlnie Park \\iIII hold II' rl'qUlrcd le,1 for place Jacob Bloomhuff led (rro~~e Pomte Publl~ "choof "y~tem by as,unng performance public ,Klllra~~ on Ihe opllloll '~dll "111n~ cqlllpment for lhe Davenport, who wa'l sixth, North With 11 tackles, and quality \\ihilc mamtalnlng competitive blddrng Gener,11 r1t'<.llOn 10 lx' held TlIl"d,\\ 'l\l\cmhcr ~ 20()1 fhl' ran a 17 59 to break 18 mm- lOc!uchng four solo stops tc~l \\111 he wndudcd TlIe,da) Qtohl'r 11) 20m al 200 pm utes for the first tIme Dan Minturn had eight Tho,c mtere,led In pre-quahfYlng ,hould contact Peg Other North PRs came tackles, Anthony Jant7 and Relchhold (,ro,,~ POinte Pubhc School '!ystcm al J 11-412- In the Confercn~e Room (It)! H.III I) II) r Jclter\on Gro,,"c from Caplzzo, Smith, Van Montez Lowery had seven 'OK I for more rnformatlon POlnle Park Mlchlg.ln Egmond, Romanelh, apl(~ce. and Beskange and Jane M. Blahut Moudgll and Kyle Don Thill were each In on GPN 10121f2()()3 & 10110 2001 GPN 10m120m ('It) ('ler\.. Kwiatkowski SIX ~tops t' oaq October 23, 2003 _6D __ Sports Grosse Pointe News North wins battle for first in MAC Red Division basketball By Chuck Klonke ond quarter \\-Ith a 9-0 run North's bench played an Sports Editor dnd the first half ended With Important role In that game Jenmfer DeFauw has NOl1h leadmg 19-14 With the starters strugglIng bpcome the defenblve stop- North mamtalned a lead a bit In the second quarter, per for Grosse Pomte throughout the third quar- Gary Bennett bl'nt In the North's girls basketball ter. and a layup by Andrea second umt of Bedway, team Bedway at the buz7er gave Betsy Schrage, Anna The Jumor guard's defen- the ~orsemen a 32-23 Staperfenne, Kelly Rusko sive work agamst Port advantage and Meghan Potthoff That tiUlOll l'ionhtilu'", Mdl,) PH:"\ n1::d0 It", r"n lTl thp "TOllP pldved so well that Kathryn LaFave was one of fourth quarter, outsconng Bennett started them In the the keys to North's 51-42 North 15-4 to take a 38-36 second half overtime VIctOryagainst the lead With 1 09 remammg on "We were Just OK for most HuskIes m a battle for the a basket by Karen LeWIS of the first half, but the girls top spot In the Macomb Area The Norsemen tIed the off the bench gave us some Conference Red DIVISion game With 45 seconds left defenSive energy dnd enthu- "One of the reasons that when DeFauw, who had SIX siasm," Gary Bennett smd we've been playmg hetter aSSists, fed LIZAndary fOI a 'Sterllllg HeIght!-.was ahead smce the league season layup LaFave missed a shot by SIX and that group cut started IS that Jenny has m the final seconds and the lead to one at halftime" come along defenSively," North'" Katie Kaufmann, North domInated the sec- saId North cOdch Gary who played a strong game. ond half, outscormg the Bennett gathered m the rebound StallIons 19-3 "She understands her role North qUIckly regamed "We got qUite a few pomts University Liggett School students Erin Deane and Katie Boccaccio are mem- and she hkes the responsl- the lead m the overtime off our defense," Gary bers of the Detroit Women's Rowing Association junior program. blhty that goes With It. Her Andary hit a free throw Bennett bald "They played a eyes lIght up when I tell her Kaufmann hit a pmr of free lone and that slowed thmgs that she's gomg to be guard- throw", and then made a down In the first half, but we mg the other team's best layup off a feed from CaItlm pIcked up the tempo m the Local rowers earn more medals player She takes It as a Bennett, was fouled and second half" The medal count contm- bow Sarah Henslen. of Schulte (bow) and challenge" con verted the three-pomt The Norbemen had eight ues to grow for the DetrOIt EarlIer m the day, Irwin Guerrero (stroke) fimshed LaFave, who IS averaging play to give the Norsemen a players score, whIle Sterhng Women's ROWIng and Schulte stroked their seventh m a 12-boat field close to 20 POInts for 44-38 advantage. Heights had only three AsSOciatIOn way to a bronze medal In The DWRA head coch 1S Northern, managed only 10 North hit mne of ItS first break mto the SCOrIng col- After wmnmg three doubles, despite 22 mph Chns MOlgIS agamst North. 10 free throws In the extra umn medals m Its last two regat- wmd and a torrential down- The DWRA IS recrUltmg "She had only three bas- perIod "We don't have any super- tas, the group now has SlX pour Masters crew - 27 and kets and one of those came "I was pleased With how stars on thl" team, but we gold medals, four silver and In the 11m Horton's Head older - women and JUnIor on tranSItion, which wasn't we came out m the over- have a lot of depth," Gary two bronze for Its efforts thiS of the Thames Regatta In crew - age 14 and older - Jenny's fault" Bennett said time," Gary Bennett sBld Bennett said "It took a few season London, Ontano, the DWRA girls for the 2004 season "She also had one when "We showed a lot of pOIse games for us to learn how to At the Head of the OhlO Masters Women's four plus The group IS also lookmg somebody didn't slIde over to We weren't afraid and we let use different people, but Regatta m Pittsburgh, the coxswam stormed past four for corporate sponsorshIp help out the defense set the tone now everyone IS contnbut- Women's Masters Four plus boats on the tWisting and eqUIpment donatIOns "LaFave IS a fine player, "ThiS was a big Win for us, mg It has been rewardmg coxswam won a Silver Thames River course to take for next season Boat dona- but you could tell that Jenny because now Northern has a the way we've played the medal The crew was a sliver medal tIons for the coachIng staff, had her frustrated" loss We can't expect some- last few weeks" coxswam Maegan The crew was Anderson, especially for the Jumor The defeat was the first m body else to beat thl'm If we Cmtlm Bennett led North Anderman, stroke Renee Lmda Boyle, T J Hessberg, crew, IS needed All dona- league play for PHN and the can't do It ourselves" WIth 12 pomts and also had Adams Schulte, Mane Irwm and Henslen tIons are tax-deductIble wm moved the Norsemen Kaufmann fimshed With two a"!'Hsts, and DeFauw Guerrero, Libby lrwm and The women's doubles crew Into a tie for the lea{,,'Uelead 11 POInts and 10 rebound" fimshed WIth seven POInts as the first half ofthe season Andary had 11 POints, eight Mary Embree had three drew to a close rebounds and three steals, steals, three rebounds and Notre Dame football battles With one game remamIng and Bennett collectcd 10 two abslsts, while Rusko In the first half, North and pOlnts and three assists also had three steals PHN were both 5-1 m diVI- The Norsemen followed North, now 5-7 overall, state powerhouse DePorres sion play that outstandmg perfor- begins the <;econdhalf of the The Huskies led 10-4 after mance With a workmanlIke league season at home By Bob St. John mto the playoffs at 5-4 " tied for eIghth on the pom- the first quarter, but the 39-24 VICtOryover Sterhng tomght, Oct 23, agamst Sports Wnter mel horse WIth a 6 7 Norsemen started the sec- Helght.s. Utica was • 4-1 start On 'the _ult.., :Kend.nck. l l,. • ".loot.uLJllt h What to q~8tiC8 If .f- th~~B801'I h8"~ ttirned l'ttw Il. el\ril'ed 8: s~n~ By Bob St. John Sophomore quarterback NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION Sports Writer Anthony Howard passed for TO BE HELD ON Trinity CatholIc'<; football 134 yards and thrre touch- blasted DetrOIt Urban down'l, includIng- two of 10 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2003 Lutheran 68-6 la<;t wP{'kend and 86 yard<; to 'i{'mor Wide In It<; CatholiC Leag-ue r£>cen£>r Lance Caldwell TO THF- QUAI IIIF-O F--LECTOR~ OF- 1H1 CITY OF- cro<;<;o\er ga me at Semor Qumtm GROS"iF POINTI-_ PARK Hamtramck's Keyworth W,hhmgton caught a touch- StadIum down Pd..,.,and rl:'tumed an You dre hcrchy nOllflcd th.l! first datc,- for thc tol/o~ 109 non partl,an offIce, The TrInIty Cathollr foot- round of the playoff<;" hall team ended Its regular ScnlOr runmng back qea'lon 7-1 ovrrall Schummer's Ski Shop \fAVOR D'Angp]o Lumpkm ran the Commg up for the Lancers THRI-:I', COlJNCII. MIo.MBIo.R'l 20nS Mack Avenue ball only eIght times but 11-. a bye In week No 9, and gamed 212 yards and 'lcored next on the slatr IS a (North of Vernier) Jane M. Blahut, three touchdowns to lead G PN IO/2~1O~ & IO/WO~ CITY (I I-.RK the Lancers Tel:313~1~63 See TRINITY, page 7D .... October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Sports 70 i Results, highlights from GPSA house league games UNDER-7 Eagles 2, Kmghts 0 Hedman hmdered mo,t of th, V,smara, Robbie Morgan Wolvennes) Henrv Elbworth, Wild Wolvermes 8, Vlkmgs 3, Panthen. 3 Goal, Andrew Lock ,Joey LakeCb' offenblve attacks When the (Manchester Umted) Justm Schultz 15t Clair Shores 41 Roseville Three 1 Goals Mark Dermanuhan LopICcoloIEa!(le,,) Lakers were able to break through Asslstb Matthew Clune, Ireland, Commentb The Wolvenne. Goals Jo,eph &Imon 2, Dommlc NIcholas Azar ZaLhary Thalgott A"l~t. Barbara Allor, Sarah the defense gualkeeperb Sarah Vismara (Manchester UnIted) passmg was the ddference In the J.unmett 2 LoUIe SaravoJatz, Nick (V,kmgs) Matthew BaIT) Tn,tan Neuenfeldt IEagle,) Neuenfeldt Pogg'o>lan, Lock and Comments WIll R,tchIe and game agambt Ihe phv",cally Idrger Ho"ard (W,ld Wolvenne") Rlchard'on 2 (Panther,) Gummenh The Kmght, battled Htdman prevented them from bLOr Edd,e Surmont made excellent cor- St ClaIr Shoreh team The A'"lbts Bobbv Clear), Drew Comment;, Cameron Mogk and hard led by the hu,t1e of Matthew mg Mldfielder, Barbara Allor and ner kiCks, whIle Justm Rakowlcz Wolvenne. got out;,tandmg !(ual Detthnger Howard, Simon (W,ld Matthew Brown gave the V,kmg, O'Bnen and AIII'on &hlmmel, but LopIccolo kept most of the play In and Clune played fme all around tendmg from SquIer, and ."IId Wolverines) .ome e"cellent gOaltendmg whIle the Eagle, defense led by Petrina Ihe Eagle'" offen'lve end !(ames Justm Dedeyne W8b aggres- defense from Bobbv Cleary, NIcole Comment. Hov,ard" goal was Spenter Branch and David Allor Chflstl3n Hedman and s,ve m goal SeremetJs and Sam Saravolatz St hIS first of the ,caban Natahe SZ) man,kl m .\.~" .... --_ ...... (_SIIIS-_"_._ ••'.'''''''.'.'"••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 t October 23, 2003 _80 __ Sports Grosse Pointe News Lutheran East beats Lutherall North in Metro football action By Bob St. John and we stili had the lead," said a break, and havmg d week everyone mta the game," The Metro Conference has Sports Editor Justice Bald. "1 told our kids Semor runnmg back Matt between game~ will help us Murphy said "Now that It'S some of the top cross coun- The Lutheran East foot- to stay focused because we Johnston rushed the ball 29 heal," Murphy saId over, we can get back to Icmg try runners m the state, and ball team had lost some knew North would have to times for 170 yards He IS The host Eagle" pum- our mJured players, and East's Matt McCuen led the heartbreakers this season, cheat a httle bit on defense mchmg closer to the 1,000 meled Luthl'l an South 53-7 ~tart preparmg for the rest way for the team WIth a per- but last weekend It erased m order to stop us .. yard plateau for the season a" bOphornorI' CI y~tdl of OUI next game. bonal best time of 20 03 the bad memones by beat- North's defense held East "It would be mce to see Pendell led the tedm With 11 The Lutheran East bas- Chns Jurczak ran a per- mg arch nval Macomb off the scoreboard, and It Matt rush for 1,000 yards,. pomts ketball team Improved to 6-8 sonal best 20 18, as did Lutheran North 15-6 was semor defenSive back Justice said "He has a "We callpd ('ry~tdl up overall Eddie Parrott at 21 30, Josh "It was a fun VICtory," Scott Sell's 40-yard mtercep- great chance to get the mile- from the JUntOI Vdl ~Ity team Commg up for the Eagles Rockensuess at 22 58 and head coach Don Justice sald. tlon return for a touchdown stone, and we have d good "Ince we dIdn't play d JV 1'3 a home game on Oct 28, Alex Maynard at 27.40 "We were able to run the WIth two rmnutes left 10 the shot to wm our final three gdme agambt South," agambt Harper Wood~ Josh BenOIt ran a 23 28 to ball on North, and our fourth quarter that gave games If we focus on playmg MUI phy '>ald . We brought a help the boys team, whIch defense dId an outstandmg East some breathmg room well agamst Hamtramck" couple of gIrls up '>0 OUI Cross country fimshed SIxth overall m the Job of lmntmg North's explo- Justice called for an extra The Lutheran East foot- "tal ters lOUId get mOl I' Metro Conference sive offense " pomt, which split the ball team Improved to 3-4 m rest. The Lutheran East boys For the girls, Amanda The VISIting Eagles scored upnghts, gIvmg the Eagles a the Metro Conference and 3- SenIOr Ashley Schult cross country team fimshed CaIn had a 2525, and first when senior Wide huge mne-pomt lead 5 overall scored mne pomts, followed fifth, and the gIrls were Michelle Gahnskl had a receiver Robert Carbil1e "The extra pomt was big Commg up for the Eagles by Juntol Qumlsha Gos~ Sixth In last weekend's 3230 caught a five-yard touch- because It would have forced IS their regular season finale \~Ith eight pomts Metro Conference meet at "The kids Improved down pass from semor quar- North to score tWIce m the on Fnday, Oct 24, at home The Eagleq Jumped out to Lutheran Westland throughout the season, and terback Tom Kempmslu. final two minutes to beat agamst Hamtramck a 12-1 first-quarter lead and "Our kids ran an excellent If they run thiS well m our They added the two-pomt us," Justice said led 22-5 dt the hdlf race,. head cOdch KeIth regIOnal meet, then we conversIOn to lead 8-0, Kempmslu recovered the Basketball Lutheran South scored Sprow Sdld "Almost all of might be able to get a couple wmch held up to halftime ensumg onslde kick, but only two second-half pomts our kIds had a personal best, to the state finals,. Sprow A muffed punt allowed the East was still forced to punt Head coach MIke Murphy "We were able to get which was great at such a said Mustangs to grab excellent Once agam Kempmskl couldn't have been happlet. tough meet" field posItion at the Eagles' came up big, mterceptmg a last week when hiS Farms boxing promoter 30-yard lme, and several pass that sealed the VIctory. Lutheran East girls basket- Barons plays later they scored to "We have had some t{)ugh ball team played only one make It 8-6 losses thiS season, but beat- game From page 7D - owns middleweight title "North went for the two- mg North put a lot more fun "We have so many girls Posada and Shaum each It was redemptlOn time while Wllhams was left won- pomt conversion but missed, mto our season," Justice banged up that they needed recovered fumble" whlle denng what happened Jon Pal ker mtprceptl'd a for DetrOIt boxer Rubm But last Fnday, Williams pass WIlliams and vmdlcatlOn time for hiS owner and man- lIstened to the sage adVice of OffenSIVely, the Barons ager, John Carlisle of Grosse Stewart, who told the boxer NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION moved the ball well on the Pamte Farms to slow down, that he was to be held ground With legendary Kronk not gomg to score an early "The offpnslve Ime keeps TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2003 boxmg mentor Emanuel KO over the veteran getting better and better. Stewart m hiS corner, Nebraskan NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General Election WIllbe held m the CIty of Gros\e Pomte Clmman u~tl saId "The WIllIams, 21-1, pounded out In fact, Wllhams put hIS Farms, on Tuesday, November 4,2003 from 7 o'clock m the forenoon until 8 o'clock 10 the tight ends and wmgback" a nmth-round TKO over opponent down In the first are really openmg some afternoon, at which lime quahfied regl~tered voters may vote for the followmg Tony Menefee, 74-17-1, of round, but Menefee refused holes. Nebraska to stay down and doggedly COUNCIL MEMBER Clmmarrustl praised tight Williams' WIn last week at kept standmg (Vote For Not More Than Four (4)) ends John LaclUra, Marty the DeCarlo's Banquet and WIlhams' VIctOry earned Moesta, Max Kaslel. ConventIOn Center m him the North Amencan Michael Houlf. and all the Therese M Joseph Wm ren came Just four FederatIOn of Boxmg Jumor wmgback'i. espeCially Joseph T. Leonard months followmg hiS first mIddleweIght title SkIppy Faber Scott Adelson. Doug Roby lObS at Joe LoUIS Arena The tno of Wl1l1ams, Andrew Safran. Matt Starrs when a lucky pundi by Booker and Nolan, who Frdnces L Schonenberg and Mitch Vermet were Enc M. Tunn ColombIan EpIfanlO began as Team Cannon, among the offenSive lInemen make up CarlIsle's newly Peter W Waldmelr Mendoza KO'd WillIams m praIsed the first round. formed Team DetrOIt Faber scored on run" of At the ESPN2-televlsed Last week's bout, along MAYORAL NOMINATION two and three yards .John round at "The Joe" In June, With the teleVIsed rounds at (Vote For Not More Than One (I)) Blanzy scored on a 12-yard Carhsle, a promment Farms Joe LoUIS Arena, was spon- run and JImmy Guest ran attorney and boxmg entre- sored by Four Corners Charles S Terry DaVISIII SIXyards for a touchdown preneur, saw two of three ProductIOns, a profeSSIOnal James C Farquhar, Jf "We knew as we got expe- undefeated boxers, Rydell hoxmg promotIOns company ,e ~.nt' Therese M Joseph nence we would get better," Booker and Leo Nolan, based In DetroIt \ -1.1 ...... Joseph T Leonard C'lmmarrustl 'iald "And we retam their unbeaten streak -John Mmm:. have gotten better. 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NOW OPEN SATURDAYS through December 20th Saturday Hours 10 a.m. · 5 p.m. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9 am - 5 pm and SATURDAY 10 am - 5 pm 130 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms 313.885.2701 ,.. " --~--.--:-- .. !"!"""'¥ ""lJIIIIlii.' llIlll."""II.!'-"------CQIO'JJIIIIIIIC4l •.,.O".."V,.--q; .. J II;1JIIII1JIIII.... IIS$IIlI(Il(4...... s..'''a••• S!ISlIIIt 111•• ' •• -_ ...... ,.,. Thursday, October 23, 2003 CI8ssitieds Grosse Pointe News 100 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 313-882-6900 ext3 DEAOONES HOMES fOIl SAIl PI-. Art l"9'" FIIDAYSI2PM Word Ad, /lCHJAYS. PM Open 5vodoy grod MCH:lAYS 4P M (Call lor KoIoday do .. dole>l RENTALS .. WI) fOIl SAIl IUESDAY t l NOON QA5SftIlS lAU 01lR aASSIFlCAllOHSl IUESDAY 12 NJON (Coller Holodgy """" dooo1l PAYMeNTS ...... ,..... Ii !!!M!!!t We oc 702 APTS/FLATS/DUI'LEX 700 APTS/flATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX 700 APTS /flATS/DUPLEX 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX S.U/MA(OM. 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Grosse POinte Park, Newly redecorated washer! dryer Year (Our Newspapers) &.9IOii~CnoN central air, alarm, new EXCELLENT location, 2 870 Nottingham Re- Separate entrances carpet Non smoking fmlshed hardwood $5251 month, plus ulil- lease $8001 month - bedroom upper New (313)882-9972 p.rr()P- 3134079306 floors, appliances Itles (586)773-8808 - - kitchen! bath, hard- storage available ROSEVILLE, 1 bed- 930 Trombley, Park wood floors, off street $625/ month 3662 Bedford- upper ~ The Grosse Pointe News, room apartment, Lower, air, 3 bed- parking, all appliances (313)567-4144 unrl, carpet, alarm The St. Clair Shores Connection, room, 2 1/2 bath, fam- Included $650 very nice $675/ stove, refrigerator, Pointe of Purchase Classlfleds!!! Ily room! fireplace, 1 (313)727-7062 MARYLAND 2 bedroom month 313-671-3966 washer dryer $5501 1/2 car garage, base------completely remodeled month No pets ment, washer, dryer, FURNISHED, AlVard- unit, brand new kltch- 7 Mllel Kelly area. neat (248)543-3940 short term available 2 & clean 1 bedroom NOW .. CI.ASSIFIEDS IN COLORl nonsmoker, $1,500 en & bath, smokefree ST. Clair Shores, 1 bed. plus security and 3 bedroom units, $8501 month Includes $435/ month piUS se- room $5601 plus de. (313)331-0903 Fully eqUipped wrtfl water (313)882-7558 CUrtty Immediate oc- Your AD can Jump Out at our Loyal Readers ______phone and cable, all cupancy (313)881- POSit (586)778-4422 Call 313-882-6900 ext. 3 for details 987 Beaconsfield, clean fumlShlngs. 3 month MOVE-IN special I Hls- 3877 70S HOUSES FOR RENT upper 2 bedroom minimum from $1,400 tonc 2 bedroom flat, ------POINTES/HARPER WOODS Carpeting $575 313 BRIGHT spaclous- 2 881-5618 - 313-510-8835. $600/ month Call bedroom lower Appll- 1 2 bedroom ranch be- 700, APTS/fLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/fLATS/DUPLEX ------GROSSE POinte Clty- 2 (734)464.0464 ances garage Buck tween Mack & Harper 700 "IITS/fLATS/DUPLEX AFFORDABLE town- bedroom unrl All ------' . POINTES/HAR~ER WOODS POINTES/HARI'ER WOODS POINm/HARPER WOODS house rental In hardwood floors Wa- NEFF Lane Apartment- Inghaml Mack $575 In Harper Woods at 1 bedroom condo apart- 1419 Somerset, 2 bed- 539 St Cralr 2 bedroom, Grosse Pornte 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Secunty $86250 20925 RIdgemont ment, Harper Woods room upper, 1,200 sq 2 1/2 bath duplex Wood 2 3 b d- terl heaV washer/ dry- central arr close to (313)886-1924 Grosse POinte s or e er mcluded First' h I f d d Carport, refngerator, It, central air, appllan- 1,000 sq It 2 car ga- room, clean, well month $400 or lessl Village, carport, base- CADIEUX, Morang 1 sc 00 s, ence yar stove, basement stor- ces, carpeted, laun- rage $11001 month mamtalned, central $850/ monthly Credit ment, lease no pets bedroom, excellent Lease $725/ month age $600 (248)683- dry, garage $785 Year lease (313)882- arr, cable ready No check reqUIred $725/ month areas Clean, $400- (313)303-1695 0018 (313)885.3944 9972 pets (248)848-1150 (313)886-3515 (313)882-9972 $495 Includes heat 1403 Hampton, 4 bed- 1131 Maryland- bnght 1444 Beaconsfleld- -S-S6-N-e-ff-,-'a-r-g-e-3-b-e-d- APARTMENT. Cadieux! GREAT Village locatIOn NEFF Road- two 2 bed- (313)882-4132 rooms 2 baths, air at1ractIVe 2 bedroom Newly renovated 1 fl t t I Mack 2 bedroom, ap- ' room flats Upper CHALMERS $1,2501 month upper completely re- bedroom upper flat ~~~~al a, ce;r~~la~~: phances carpet Well attractIVe 2 bedroom $900, lower $925 Secure 2 bea:r~~~~~ (313)881-8321 decorated new apph- Fully carpeted $700/ hardwood floors, new mamtal~ed building upper, $850, lease. (313)886-8510 or per Decorated Se- 20680 Lochmoor, Harp- aLnces 900 sq It month 313-882-1331 WIndows, $1,395/ $6Laooun/drym'onthb,aISneCm,uednets~~~:~(?~.882:unrv611@~ curtty depOSit $450 er Woods 1,550 sq aundry, basement, 1454 Wayburn, 2 bed- month John ~ 313-516-5059 ft 3 bedroom, 2 112 garage Front & rear room lower, clean, (313)407-4300 heaf (313)823-9924 GROSSE POinte Park NEFF- spacIous remod- bath colonial, new sun porches Quret laundry, appliances, BEACONSFIELD lovely apartment, 2 bed- eled 2 bedroom lower DEVONSHIRE & Outer construclion, Grosse bUilding No pets separate basement, 635 Neff- spacIous up- upper, $750 room, 1 bath, huge apartment, 1/2 ga- Dnve, 2 bedroom Pomte Schools $695 (313)885-9468 garage, off street per lIat, 3 bedrooms, (313)822-8928 eve- storage Includes rage, basement offlce/ clean flat, new carpet $1,600 313-885-8654 1137 Maryland, cute 2 parking $675 all appliances, air, dm- mngs heatl waterl laundry playroom- $7501 (586)778-1904 2138 Roslyn, Grosse bedroom, 1 bath, (313)343-2915 Ing room, large !Ivlng ------faCilities $6751 month month (313)881-4973 EAST English VIllage. Pomte Woods Cozy 2 r dryer ga ------room wlth fIreplace, BEACONSFIELD By appomtment NOTTINGHAM 1 bed- 5041 BIshop Clean & b d f I washe , ,- 15003 E Jefferson, 2 lid k 2 South! Jefferson (248)543-4566 ' e room, Irep ace, rage, non- smoking! bedroom Includes arge patIO s;:2.001 Sharp 2 bedroom, ra- room, updated kltch- qUiet upper flat, 2 fenced yard, all appll. pets $7501 month heat & water, $595, ~~nt~a~~~}885-7273 finished hardwood GROSSE POinte Par\(, en $5001 month plus bedroom, appliances, ances Included $795t Stephen, l313)587- l313)824-9H4 floors, laundry $5'25 Waybum. 2 bedroom uttlltles (248)9'24- Window aIr condltlon- month (313)642-1410 H~ 2'~ .. r ll"\. tl:le 834 Trombley, IlJ~~ ,(~l77~;;O£?t1 , ~.~ 2462. • ers, use of laundry 3 bedroom bungalow, 2 '\3'12 ~Uf' bed-~ffns Oft' 'street upper 9 'fooms 0 BEACONSFIELD spa- IfIs Creditl' eheck NOTtiNGHAM south ~_$6_60_(al 3_)~5J~()-44~70__ lull baths 1440 Lake- room upper, newly parking, recently re- pets $1,400/ month CIOUS 1 bedroom up- lease $65OJ month' Jefferson, 2 bedroom ..n IJ pOinte $975 decorated $550/ modeled Avarlable (313)821-8722 per $500/ month No ~,rih. $750' upper, hardwood ~ (586)295-5640 month (313)885- Immediately $7851 ------pets (313)8855508 _.,,. . fI rs k N II 8843, (313)220-4905 month (313)885- 864 Nottingham, Wind- - (313),864-4666 00 , par 1n9 0 3 bedroom house, a ______mIll POInte area, 2 BEACONSAELD, 2 ------dogs Lease $575 EASTLAND area One appliances, baseR" 1410 Lakepolnte 2 bed- 8843, (313)220-4905 bedroom upper wlfh bedrooms 1 100 sq GROSSE POinte Pal1<- (810)229.0079 bedroom duplex With ment, liVing room, dlrr. ' , Beaconsfield south of ------F I room Iower, restore d 2 bedroom, 1 bath Neff appliances & off- ft, har/dwdood flOOrs, Jefferson Remodeled NOTTINGHAM, 859. basement Cozy, Ing room Irep ace, circa 1923, hardwood Freshly repainted street parking QUIet washer ryer reeF th f J If clean and qUiet $450/ garage off- street> 1/ II d cable! modem $7001 lower available Hard- sou 0 e erson rk $850/ th oors, a new woo - $850/ month piuS utll- building $5751 month wood floors heaV wa- Clean 3 bedroom up- month (313)300-4921 pa Ing mon . ~:~~h le~~~~, g~~: _1_tle_s_(3_1_3_)8_8_1-_0_7_45_(313)882-0972 monfh (248)249-6592 ter Included On Sight per, fireplace No -H-'S-T-O-R-I-C-In-d-Ia-n-V-I-I- ~~~~se p~~~:po~n~~k kltcl1en & bath ga- 3 bed rom upper flat, air, -8-67-S-t-C-la-l-r,-1-b-ed-r-o-om-,BEACONSAELD- 2 parking, $595/ month pets $725 (586)463- lage carnage house 2 (313)822 2673 rage, all appliances no dogs, $7001 month liVing! dining room, bedroom upper, new- (313)884-3733 4225, (586)438-6206 Bedroom, formal liVing ---~----- No smoking! pets plus depOSit (586)293- walk-In closets Off er kitchen WIth dish. ------and dining room laun- 3 bedroom ranch home, - 2735, (810)434-1264 washer, separate GROSSE POinte, 2 bed- NOmNGHAM, clean, 2 dry Garage space for Grosse POinte WoodS Great area Most out street parkrng All utll- basement With washer room furnished car- bedroom upper, appll- 1 car No pets! smok- 1.275 for Lease. s$~5nodlngI availlable 3 Fbedroom up(per flat- Itles Inclucied Avalla- & dryer, off- street nage house Air, ances, laundry park- In9 $1,0001 month (313)882-9700. pus utlltles Ireplace 313)824- ble IInmedlalely pa-'.Ing, no pets washerl dryer No 109 $600 (313)882- (313)8822902 313)34301 9 4 11\ plus ulilltes (313)331- • lro ( - 4 462 $800 (313)647-0226 $675 plus utilIties pets$ 00Secunty depOSIt 2688 3607 GROSSE POinte Farms- IIrr.iiiiiiF~;;;~i~;;;iiii~~~~~~~~~~~~--:...------(313)822-3009 (313)882-39651,2 , plus utilities NOmNGHA" ...... 5 room KENSINGTON, lower Imma cu late two beu-"" BEACONSFJELDI Jef- lower, clean, very qUI- $675 plus utlhtles Se' room, two bath Near ferson, 2 bedrooms HARCOURT 2 bedroom at, artifICial fIreplace, mor discount Refer- Cottage Hospital Includes appliances, upper, central air en- apphances, separate ences (313)885-4988 $1,100 313-585-5187 parking, $600 Avalla- closed porch, sepa- basement $650 piUS GROSSE P ble now (313)885- rate utilities, water In- uhlrtles & secunty KENSINGTON-2 bed- olnte Park. 0031 eluded Available Leave message, room upper laundry beautIful 2 bedroom ______$9501 month (313)885-1944 appliances $750' ranch wlthm walking BEACONSRELDI Jef- (313)331-0330 Mon- month (313)886-3164' distance to Village, ferson Great locatIon I day- Frrday' OFF Windmill POinte, on ' Alot of charm RefE'r- Recently remodeled waterfront 1 bed- MUST see 1 to 3 bed- ences reqUired 2 bedroom Reasona- HARCOURT lower, 2 room $750 (313)824- room flats In Alterl Jef- $1,150 Please call for ble rent' (248)882- bedroom, den Air 4624 fprson area Hard additional details 5700, (248)344-9904 Non. smoking No -=---=-,..-- __ ..,--__ wood floors off street 313-530-8430 ARRIAGE h se n pets $950 (586)949- PARK- one bedroom parking Starting at GROSSE POlnte-P -ar-k, C ou 0 4095 newer kitchen $575/ $5001 m th 313 I~A~C~R~O~S~S~=::!:~:'~;~~;=-::=::~~~~~~~~~~~8~~9~~1~OY I Lakeshore Dove No .__------month plus secunty on - Waybum Lovely 1 pets, no smoking Ide- HARCOURT. 2 bed- 313-822-6366 331.6180 bedroom rear cottag~ 1 Impersonator al for long term se- room upper, sunroom, NICE 2 bedroom lower Stove, refrigerator, 4 June Cleaver eg nlors Single occupan- fireplace, basement, RIVARDI Jefferson ex- Balfour/ Outer Drive washer, dryer, carpet, cy only $2,2001 garage, central air No ceptlonally furnished Gas! water Included air No pets Credit 7 Great Lakes month 313-884-5374 pets, non-smoking 2 bedroom upper, ga- Full size basement check Lease $575t whitefish 11 Vice squad CARRIAGE House, 212 $1 050 (313)874- rage, long- short term, Newly decorated month, secunty $675; cop Kerby, 1 bedroom, 2427 (313)886-1924 kitchen $725 Section (313)864-4666 \ artially furnished, ap- :-H-:::EC":'A-=R-=T"'-o-"f-t-h-e-F=-a-r-m-s.------8 welcome 313839- GROSSE POinte W~ 13 - spree P SOMERSET. spacIous 6639 14 PrefiX re phances, wmdow aIr Ridgemont Charmmg 3 bedroom lower, ap- updated 3 bedroom planes conditIOner, cable All 2 bedroom flat Apph- pllances, no pets SPACIOUS 1 bedroom bungalow, fireplace, 15 SICIlian moun- utlhtles except tele- ances, washer dryer $750 (313)885-2206 upper & lower apart- ~creened porch, air, taIn phone No smoking! rncluded No pets ments With liVing appliances, $1,050. 16 Thickness pets $695 313-881- $8351 month 313- ST. ClaIr, 606 upper room, c1mlng room, (313)881-8775 17 Tuft-eared 2804,after 5pm 6401947 $575 1 bedroom, din. krtchen With appll'll1- GROSSE POinte Wlldcat CARRIAGE house, KERCHEVAU Bea- Ing room, big yard cas, walk out '>un Woods 2101 Lennon. 18 Puppy beautifully renovated COflSfield- Small one hardwood floors deck, larqe wall< In It's larger than 11 20 Boo-Boo's 2 bedroom All appll' ,bedroom $450/ Newly painted Heart closets II''' j('es looks 4 b d ~ of the Village. shared UO~ of base- e rooms r buddy 56 ances, generous stor- tnon1h, Includes heat ,.. baths 2 flfeplaces, 22 Cartesian con- 1--4--4--+- age premiere location Recently remodeled ('313)530-5050 mentl garage $4751 central air fenced elUSIOn 59 & Size 1 car stahl Im- Open House, Satur- TROMBLEY, 3 bed- month mcludes neat yard Garage with 24 PU1on the Ime L..-...I-.....L---"_ medial" occupancy day, 11am- 1pm, rooml den 1 112 and water No pets opener Appliances In- 28 Brunch order $1275 (1, 'ldO? 7125 (248\A~1':IYI b Excellent area elUding washerl dryer 32 Eydie's partner 58 Speak 9 Grecian ves- 31 Command to ,-....-VoIVV afhs sun porch sep- (58 etiARLEVOIX- '>oot. KINGSVILLE beaU1lful 1 arate basement 2 car 6)775-7164 Big frnlshed base- 33 Toast topper unclearly sel Ftdo 34 Band's 59 Spaces 10 Carton 35 Tie up the ~ ~IOIlS r<-mod. bedroom appliances garage, fireplace, cen- ment $1 1901 monltl ;.~ 2 bedrOOM hard- laundry No pets tral arr, all appliances (313)492.6217 engagement 60 Firmament 12 West Coast phone 36 Scoundrel 61 Began residents 38 Lubncant Wood floors, oorth & $!>301 month $1,050 (313)881- 11 Mllel Harper excel- GROSse----Polnte 37 FashIOnable 19 Chum 40 Tibetan beast bak:ooy All af.-o an- (313)881-9313 181 ~ lent location 1 bed- Woods 3 bedroom "OeS mcludlNj '"J sr,. ------room utilities Includ. brick ranch 2 112 again DOWN 21 use audl- 42 Graceland 1 From square enca, often hero ,washer wasrH dry- Lakepolnfe clean 5 room UPPER 3 bedroom all ed (248)344-9904 baths 2 car attached 39 Hot pepper roW. No pets Water & lower, 1 bedroom ap- appliances new car- (248}882-57oo garage all appllan. 41 Petty person one 23 "lIttle Women" 45 Lancaster foe 2 Labynnth woman 47 Use casters _,...... Included In the pllances QUIet bUild pellng freshly paint -- - - - ces minimum 1 year 43 ProSCribe • ~ of Grosse lng, no pets $625 ad No pets $750 13 Mllel Mack. deluxe lease no pets, choice 25 Sharp 48 sad 44 In a bad way (313)882.0340 (313)885-7138 1 000 apartment at- $1 600/ month plus 3 eagle 26 Needing a tre- 49 Play venue .~ Parte. 46 Bruno of "City sea 4 Broom-closel breaker 50 Idrtarod critter '(S~~ LOCATION, location 10- UPPE-R- dupl-ex-$S-OO-/ tached garage sepa- security depoSit SlICkers" rate basemenfs $850 (313)885014 50 Pnma donna Item 27 Take 51 G & S LAKE POINTE. 3 bed- calIOn' Walk to HIli, month 2 bedroom - 6 53 Promise 5 Unnvaled out of context? pnnce88 room upper Kitchen shops & restauranfs 1405 Somerset Cen (313)885-0031 lANCASTER. 4- bed- 55 Pop flavor 6 Urban honcho 28 Computer 52 BigwIg appliances Included SpaCIOUS Immaculate tral air washer and 9-Mlle/ -Kelly' -Clean- 3 room bungalow $950 56 Valhalla VIP 7 Gym QOlngs- Invader 54 Path No pets Separate 2 full baltls duplex, dryer rn half basement bedroom new kitch- Evenings (734)992- 57 George's on 29 Shattered basement $850 MUIr Road $900 and garage space en paint, carpef 2118 Days, 586-776- brother 8 "Yor" 30 Greek cheese (313)331.4645 (313)5t0-0579 (313)640-8099 $850 (313)824-5450 2060 • s 7 Thursday, October 23, 2003 C/asslf/eels Grosse Pointe News (313)882-6900 ext. 3 110 7Wl Hr.USES FOP RENT 706 HOUSES FOR REflT 107 HOUSES FOR RENT/ 709 TOWNHOUSES/ 109 TOWNHOUSES,! 714 LIVING aUARHRS 7I60fFICE/COMMER(IAl 711 VACATION RENTAlS PUINTES/HARPER WOODS DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMI COUNTY (ONDOS FOR IIENT (ONOOS fOR RENT TO SHARE lOR RENT flORIDA GIVlSSE POinte 3 bedroom, brick, base- ST. Clair Shores, 2 bed- CLEAN second floor LAKESHORE Village NAUnCAl Mile, 1 bed- MACK! Grosse Pointe NAPLES- Villa In much ~oods, Roslyn 2 ment, all new Near room, appliances ga- condo at 17950 Mack Lovell( 2 bQ(lroom room share expens- City Beautiful small deSired Lely area 2 bedroom, very nice Grosse POinte on Ca- rage, spacIous yard In Grosse Pomte One townbouse With, base- es Must be working profeSSional bUilding bedroom, 2 bath 5- !lfuse, carpeted ap dieux Available No- $650/ monlh bedroom, one bath ment, updated' kltch. profeSSional Available soon 10 minutes to beach .phances garage, vember 1 $950/ (586)777 2635 Rent Includes heat en, paint, carpet End (586)779-2623 $1,450 (586)468- Very reasonable laundry room, fenced month 248-895-6181 No pets Call Tappan ST. ClalrShores, 2 bed uOit Treed courtyard ------0733 (313)884-2669 yard Lowered $795/ & ASSOCiates at 313- Cen1ral air $775/ PROFESSIONAL wom- _ MOROSS & Harper room garage, double SIESTA Key Large one month Call after 5pm 884-6200 for detaIls month 1-727-669- an Wished to houseslt, SUBLEASE 200- 400 (313)881-2830 area 2 bedroom, 1 101, privacy fence, 8373 pet Sit or sublet, short sq ft available In bedroom available bath, no pets $700/ petS! smoking okay EASTPOINTE- large 1 December thru March, GROSSE POinte or long term Referen- Grosse POinte Woods month plus ulllilles 1 $8501 month bedroom With base- Fifth floor beach front Woods- beautiful 3 RIVARD. upper town- ces available Please on Mack Ave $300- 1/2 monlhs security (586)219-8535 ment Senior discount corner unit Sixty day bedroom bungalow house, 2 bedroom leave message for $500 month Please 313-881-2689 -S~T.~~-C~-I~a~-lr-S--h-o-r~e-s---2-+-Section 8 okay 1 minimum call Sue with newer kitchen, Offers new carpeting, Mary, 586-850-2550 call Mike at (313)885- 313-657-4597 hardwood floors lire- MOROSSI Harper, 4 bedroom newer car- month free rent $570/ new decor, new Win- to diSCUSSdetails 2535 place, air, appliances bedroom, 2 bath, I,v petlng paint bath & _m_o_n_lh_(3_1_3_)3_5_0_3_1_4_7dows, garage, base- 122 VACATION RENTALS WANTED to rent- Re' SYNERGY tor rent fenced vard $1 100 ment $9501 month OUT Of STATE InQ dlmnQ rooms fm- kitchen Garage, Prl GOLF course condo St tired architect deSign- 20490 Harper near 8 (313)886-1630 Ished basement. 2 car Vdltl YcllU 22:>i2 E'll L-Ia,r Snores gdrage C''lthy C'hRmoion Bol- o. ,;c:~~s h0;T'C f eft co lilue [J,.» v~1 ::~ l CAPE Cod Massachu ton- Johnston GROSSE POinte garage $1,100 plus abeth $795 586-773- $900 (586)293-1950, apartment, commer- 94 Need CPA attor- selts- Fall colorS! utilities & security, no (313)884.6400, Woods- Immaculate 2 7755 (313)-5069120 clal building With ney, realtor litle com- ThanksgIVIng? Relax pets 313-881-2689 ------(313)549-0036 •uedroom ranch Apph Ul.T~T4' laka, ~$B'J -E-F-"E-Fi~SO~NI~-La-i<-• ..."1.... '1 ') ~ apartment or your pany to JOin Insurance at our oceanfront home Golf kayak, ances, hardwood SPACIOUS 4 bedroom newly remodeled shore- beautiful 1st ST. Clair Shores, 1 b~- stately mansion With & management com- floors, air Lawn serv- fish antiquing walk brick, basement, ga- Fully furnished 2 bed. floor, 2 bedroom room upper, $550 coach house $400/ pany Various sIzes Ices Included $1,0001 on private beach rage $850 $950/ room 2 bath, walk- In Basement Includes Call (313)884-9132 month max (586)493- (313)881-4929 9061 $7001 weekly month No pets month Section 8 closet Gramte kitch- heat and air $750 711 GARAGES!MINI 721 VACATION RENTALS (313)886-9542 (313)8865078 okay (586)709-4331 en, fireplace lull Kathy Lenz, John- 7160FFlCE/COMMEI/(fAl STORAGE FOR RENT FLORIDA . 723 VACATION RENTALS MOVE-IN speclall basemenl Laundry stone & Johnstone fOR RENT 707 HOUSES FOR RENT! BONITA Beach Liltle bedrooms, $500 or WUIl, IIIt.iuOlny wash- 313-813-5802 ' CLASSIC car storage- MICHIGAN S.U/MACOM! COUNTY er & dryer, 1 200 sq 15005 E JeHerson Hickory Island, 2 bc-l- $550 Great location Heated, well light- BOYNE Highlands ft deck With bUllt- In $1751 month Includes room, 2 bath condo In the Park (734)464- 10 Mlle/ Jefferson area LAKE St Clair, edge of Grosse POinte Park, townhouse ProfeSSIO- pool Including patio all utllilies & parking Available for season 0464 on canal 2 bedroom Grosse POinte month or season nally decorated 3 furniture Boat hOist (313)824-9174 or monthly rental ranch, central air, re- Shores, spacIOus (313)824-4624 bedrooms, 2 5 baths MOVE-IN speCial I 3 $1,500/ month off- Grosse POinte refer- modeled bathroom, townhouse to share, ------15224 Kercheval- Sleeps 8 (313)886- bedroom house In the season $2,0001 ences (313)886-0535 JacuzzI tub, fireplace Separate quarters In. HEATED Indoor stor- Grosse Pomte Park 8445 Woods all applian- and 2 1/2 car garage month In- season c1ude offlcel den With age, all types of vehl- 4,000 sq ft Zoned B- ces, pets welcome FORT Lauderdale- 2 $1,110/ month {586)899-9807 many features Gated c1esOwner on prem- 2313-410-4339,313- GLEN Lake Sleeping $800 (734)464-0464 bedroom, 2 bath, Bear Dunes Fall va. (586)709 4331 709 TOWNHOUSES/ community all amenl- Ises, (586)772-5408 824.7900 ocean condo Ocean cation speCials Cathy NICE 1 bedroom house CO NDOS fOR RENT lies of comfort! pnva- 22406 Edmundton St and Intercoastal central alrl heat, new cy $700 586.775. 16X 14 office on Mack & Kegler Broker Clair Shores 3 bed- bedroom With liVing views $4 0001 month wlndows/ carpet. 3736 Severn $3951 month (313)881-5693 room, new kitchen, room, dining room Tom, 586-757-3413 washer dryer, all ap- Call John or Bill escape to/theglens new carpet, $1 175 and kitchen 2nd floor LAKESHORE Village, pliances $600 plus (313)882-5200 LAKE CharleVOIX, 3 (313)521-6666 New Windows carpet- updated 2 bedroom MARCO ISLAND security (313)418- bedroom condo Pool, 10g and paint Stove townhouse, hardwood COLONIAL NORTH Immaculate beautifully 3913 tennis trails Beeper 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Sin- and refrigerator pro- floors, central air, par- Harper/St Gertrude decorated golf front (586)916-0015 UNIQUE boat house on gle family, all applian- Vided Laundry In hally finished base- TIME TO PUT 400 sq It condo First floor, water 1 bedroom ces, no pets $985/ bUilding Available Im- ment no pets, non- THE SUMMER Including all utilities walk-out to beach & WATERFRONT- Port Klenk Island $600 mon1h plus 1 1/2 se- medlalely $600 1 smoker, $8501 month TOYS AWAY? 5 day Janitor pool 1 bedroom 1 1/2 Sanilac 6 bedrooms, cunty (313)885-4485 bath Available (313)824 4624 month security reo (586)556 1178 QUALITY Near expressway 3 baths sandy beach qUired Call 313-884- Reasonable December-April $1,5001 week WHY rent a tlat or du- A must seel 2 bedroom 3558 RIVERIA- beautiful 1st PARKING & (586)778-0120 (313)881-3373 (313)882-5070 plex when you could 1 bath, 2 car garage floor 2 bedroom New STORAGE rent a Whole house for bungalow With hard- MARCO Island, Flonda, 726 WATERfRONT. RIVIERA Terrace 9/ decor Includes hea1 W.ELIZABETH Grosse Pointe the same price? Up- wood floors park like Jefferson, 1 bedroom. and air $790 Kathy 2 bed, 2 bath deluxe RENTAL-- 8f2tI'I)DIE Woods dated, clean 2 bed- setting All appliances mldlevel kitchen ap- beachfront condo Lenz, Johnstone & OHlce space for lease HARBOR Island- one 01 room bunglaw on Included Secunty and FOX 11IFA11!R. Call for weeklyl pliances $700/ Johnstone. 313.813- Whole sUite and the best homes 2 Ridgemont In Harper references $790/ monthly rates, month (586)791-5377 5802 IndiVidual offices bedroom, plus loft Woods between Mack month 586-350-6099 (586)360-8901 Starting at $3751 month, Large greatroom, 2 & Harper, With hard- 709 TOWNHOUSES/ 709 TOWNHOUSES! ROSEVILLE- 11 1/2 & Includes utilities MARCO Island, Flonda- fireplaces Beautiful wood lloors, all appli- CONDOS fOil RENT CONDOS fOR RENT Lucido & Associates , ances plus dlshwash- Gratiot, 3 bedrooms 2 bedroom 2 bath unique home (313)882-1010 (313)824-4624 ler, 1st floor laundry basement, family 114 LIVING QUARTERS Nice Unit across from ~ room With washer & room, fenced yard no TO SHARE beach Available De- WINDMILL POinte area, dryer, central air, garage Immediate cember/ January GROSSE POinte Woods HARPER 8t VERNIER owners home- Private fenced yard With deck. $895 (313)885-0197 Aprll- December TOWNHOUSES home to share $400 IndiVidual Offices entrance, huge liVing f Lease $825/ month 2004 (313)885 4522 ST. Clair Shores 3 bed- FOR RENT Includes utilities 313- Reasonable area, plus 1 bedroom (313)303-1695 $400 I'lOVES YOU Il'I •••• WI1lt AI'PKOVI!D CRf;DTf room, garage, appli- 886-9461 Rod MARCO Island- beach (313)824-4624 70b HOUSES FOR RENT ances central air DOGS & CATS WELCOME frant condo Beautiful 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 313 886 1763 WE ACCEPT DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY hardwood floors, WASHER DRYER & HEAT INCLUDED HARPER Woods home -_-___ 2 bedroom. 2 bath MOROSS, Kelly, Rowe $895 (313)885-0197 J 5 & BEACONSFIELD 10 share ProfeSSional, HARPER, North of 10- 3 Wrap around lanai non,sffiQk~r ~k rooms, plus waiting _Eapulous-_vlaws-fram 2- 4 bedroom, clean, ST. Clalf 6tlorelO home, (586) 7~Q,;O~.l(;t\~, CVlst'J • ~5~O ~5. ~O op- --SSm8.~ ..$4._ 5OL=~~ "(S?Orq"'r}~th~,J;",,.or ~~, _ 3 bedroom all appli- GEORGETOWN COMMOI'IS , • ~vou" ~"... tion to buy (313)882- pius s9Ctin'Fj'aePoSlI separaIl;l). PlentlJul :nfSli'ed. 'lWonthly-tent: CONVENIENCE ances, good location, Pnvate bath Garage parking. $200/ up • als 4132 flV~llIbl;,- $1 100 586-776-1553 (313)884-7626 (586)n1-75B7 31~g.:.2.24~:r ~="'P-9P-- ~~ext3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING _ F~!~I~:~~~:~5!9 HOMES FOR SAlE ------fJ ------0 D906 Ard\lledlJral SeMce 964 Sewer Cleamng ServICe 974 VCR Rep(1/I' Pholos Art ~ FRIDAYS 12 PM ANNOUNCEMlNTS SITUATION WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 907 Ba-' Wafefprooilllg 954 POlnhng/decorahng 965 Sew 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS 100 ANNOUNUMBITS 100 ANNOUN(£MENTS WHAT'S BLACK & WHITE o DINNER'S Readyl Per- CONFIDENTIAL coun- WANTED bom again, o ANNOUNCEMENTS sonal Chef to prepare seIlng Protesslonal Bible behevlOg people SPECIAL SERVICES healthy deliCIOUS problem reso1utloo to meet & pray for AND READ ALL OVER??? therapy Monica Grosse POinte Amen- ~ Pomte l'kws 100 ANNOUNC£MENTS weekly meals and/ or IOS COMI'UTft S£ItVKl (Our Newspaper<;) &. ~O*i:OON for speCial dlOner par- Quinn, MA,CSW, 313- ca & Israel that we 331.eeoo tum away from vanrty UM/ Purdue 4 tickets ties References avail- ~R se~ reb & paganism to Jes-s P-fiP- $184/ lace total SE'C- able Please call MI- Repair, dIgital "t' 2q Christ Call Ted & IIse Iton 7 row 53 call NOW available for car- log. photo n-s'- '8 chelle, (248}259-5556 (313)882-6077 (313)92g Ob68 diac surgery pallent Ubne. Help w Ih ;>'1y from selected area problems hOUSE!ralls hospitals HIPAA for extensive repairs 100 ANNOUNCEMENrS 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS compliant ReView Dave Main (313)58()- your medical records 0510~ on your computer We CLASSIFIEDS IN COLOR! Art for Christmas att >0- '. III NOW .. Will prOVide you With a 'DOlO.• ;z.jb"'t1'l.'II Pen & Ink DraWing of diSC containing your TEEN computer whiZ Your Home or Busmess updated medical re- CHECK OUT available to assist you Your AD can Jump Our at OUf I oyal Reader~ Done on Site cords For more Infor- oua on your computer Brochure Available at maMn call (810)459- CLASSI.. E" $25/ hour Steve Call 313-882-6900 ext. 3 for details Postenty Gallery or Call 3591 or online '"- !\In, ~ IL-. A a...... 586-764-6351 AA.M!::iCQm ~_o.u. ,..,.v,,- (313)884-1914 ., pc, ¥fP$ 4'" 4 ;;;A4430"'! • ... Thursday, October 23, 2003 Classlfleds Grosse Pointe News 120 (313)882-6900 ext 3 30S SITUATIONS WANTEO 400 20' HELP WANTED 203 HElP WANTED 30'1 ~ITUATIONS \VA/HID 406 ESTATE SALES 112 HEALTH & NUTRlTlON 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING ANTIQUES /COLLECTI8LES BAIYSITHR DENTAL/MEDICAL (ONVAlbliNT l~~l POLISH ladles availa- WARREN 28356 Be' SMALL, local massage Customer ~ FULL time, prefer Iive- FULL time biller for busy COMPETENT ble Housecleanmg, " ,fifi,rrl smora, South of 12, business looking to B.tQI (Harper Woods In Pnvate quarters Eastside medical HOME CARE pr()te~~lonal laundry, :/(I'/NfVHh',//; West of Hoover Octo' expand clientole office) needed Grosse POinte Parll practice Must be ma E:ot.\l>l.,.t\,;"j ~\l\' ( • ftn' .r • ...... -- ..... - ...... ------2 ••• 335115515 _ Thursday, October 23, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Classlfleds (313)882-6900 ext. 3 130 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 412 MISCEllANEOUS 408 fURNITURE . 601 AUTOMOTIVE ,03 AUTOMOTIVE 606 AUTOMOTlVf IASEMENT SALE ARJI(LE~ 415 WANTED TO IUY 5' 0 ANIMAL SERVICES fORO GENERAL MOTORS SPORT lJTllITY MOVING. assortment of GROSSe POinte SHOTGUNS, nfles, old fumlture, accessories, Grosse Pointe Animal 1991 Mercury Sable, 1993 Seville STS Black 1996 Ford Explorer XLT, Woods 597 Hampton handguns, Parker, artwork and more In- Adoption Society black, 88,000, new Excellent COndition 4 wheel dnve, 4x 4, 4 saturday, October 25, BrOWning, Winches- clUding custom sofa Dog RelatIOnship tires, CD player air Well maintained door, automatic Im- 10am- 5pm Lots of ter, Colt, Luger, oth- bed sectional, love Problems? clean $1,950 $4,4501 or best maculate 122,000 household decorative ers Collector seat and ottoman, Ko- We Can Help With {313)402-7125 {313)885-9139 miles $4,400 assessones, porce. {248)478-3437 zlow pamling While Poslllve Trammgl (586)344-8896 lams, ginger Jars, pIC- 603 AUTOMOTIVE 1991 SeVille STS, 79K, laminate bedroom fur- .Separatlon AnXiety ture frames & pIC- GENERAL MOTORS $2,650 You probably 2000 Land Rover DIS- niture Recumbent 416 SPORTS EQUIPMENT -Destruction! CheWing tures knick knack, should hurry The cover II, 4WD leather, bike Tables, lamps -Jumping! Nipping 1995 Bonneville SE dolls, kitchenware, dealer phone number 43,000 miles Warran- Black bookshelves .Posltlve Interaction great winter car, household miSC. IS 313-371-0452 ask ty, auto air, sunroofs Brown Jordan patio -Dog AggreSSion $2,500 The dealer Chnstmas decora- for Gary cleanl $19500 or tablel chaIrs Morel -Leash Control phone number IS 313- tIOns, large & medium lease for 36 months at (248)683-8448 Saturday, November 8 371-0452 ask for 604 AUTOMOTIVE wreaths (new), gar- $295 month, With 10am-1pm Gary ANTIQUE/CLASSIC 409 GARAGE/YARD/ lands, pOlntseltlas, Children's Home of $2,455 at delivery designer Santas, an- 1968 Chevelle, 2 door, tASfMEHJ SAlt DetrOIt, 900 Cook Rd , 2000 BUick LeSabre Rinke Cadillac, gels, ornaments, lots bUill 302, MSD, NOS, GiV,::,se rvu.:a \'Voods cus~om LC.:llt'c' CD (586)575-3700 19001 Chandler Park, more Jewelry, anti- dulollld!fl" 12 Wil, $20 Donation Power 24K $120001 611 AUTOMOTIVE - Detroit Friday, 9am- 313-363-3427 que & costume, Iable (Preregistration 2pm, Saturday, 9am- best (586)774-8094 TRUCKS full Men's, women's, ReqUired) 1957 Chevy Belalf- air, 1pm Everythmg must children's clothing {313)884-1551 1989 Cadillac Allante, auto, 27 000 miles 1999 Dodge Dakota, VB gol 413 MUSICAL 4x 4 Extended cab, Everything like new! wwwGPMSorg metalhc gray, hard! Excellentlll "Black INSTRUMENTS soft tops 46,000 Beauty" $26,5001 red, 65 000 mlies CHURCH at the Breth- MOVING sale, Sterling {313)821-5849 ABBEY PIANO CO. miles Excellentl best 5B6-337.oo14 ren, 19678 Lochmoor, Heights, 35686 Ells- r ROYAL OAK 2485416116 II) $10,0001 best 586- 1998 Dodge Ram Lara- Harper Woods Satur- worth, Saturday, Sun- a " 60S AUTOMOTIVE We Buy & Sell 295-3917 mIe XL T plck- up day, October 25 9am- day, 9. 4 Furniture, fOREIGN Quad- cab, automatic 3pm Total contents appliances, micro- USED PIANOS ANIMALS ~ AUTOMOTIVE~ 1989 Cadillac Fleet- 1999 Acura 35 RL Se- CDI tape Chrome cabmets, shelves, wave, kitchenware, Consoles-Spinets 500 ANIMAL 600 AUTOMOTIVE wood, nice condition, dan, leathllr, auto, air, wheels, bnght red, kitchen Items, chil- Hammond organ, Grands-Upnghts runs great White! all power options, full loaded, super clean, dren's tables & chaJrs pnnters scanners, PIANOS WANTED ADOPT A PET CARS blue Intenor $2,200 size luxury' $17,995 98,000 miles, $7,800 SchWinn bikes FREE small organ ADOPT a retired racing DONATE your baall (810)984-1750 Rinke Cadillac, EASTPOINTE, 24262 (586)344-8896 (586)445-4655 greyhound Make a clean Lake St ClaIr I (586)757-3700 MOVING SALE- 7 piece ------__ 1999 Chevy Camaro _ Manne Stephensl tast fnendl 1-800-398- We are here founda- 612 AUTOMOTIVE boys bedroom set, WANTED. GUitars, Ban- Kelly area Fnday, 4dog Michigan Grey- tion (586)778-2143, convertlble- pewter 1997 Acura CL 30 pre- VANS Saturday 10am- 3pm bookcase, kitchen ta- JOs Mandolins and extenor, black top and mlum Loaded, black! hound Connection 100% tax deductlblel 1992 Chevy Astro Van AnllQue bedroom sel, blel chairs baby strol- Ukes Local collector leather 52,000 miles gray, leather, 131,000 l non-profrt Flonda car clean, turnlture mlsc house- lerl buggy Little Tlkes paYing top cash 313- GROSSE POinte Animal Warranty Included, highway miles Mlntl new tires $1,695 See hold, much more and more Saturday, _B_8_6_-4_5_2_2 _ AdoptIon Society- 602 AUTOMOTIVE auto, air Hurryl $8,000 (586)716- at 17355 Mack Ave 9am 8BB Bamngton WWW.NICEUSED Pets for adoption fORD . $9 750 Rinke Cadi 1- 0303 GROSSE POinte City, Road, Grosse POinte PIANOS.COM -Local (313)884-1551, 2002 Ford Taurus SE lac, (586)575-3700 -2000--A-u-d-1-A-6-2-7-L 1994 Dodge Conversion B01 FIsher Friday Park delivery available wwwGPMSorg wagon, 4 door, 22,000 1985 Ch F ft Quatrro Auto, aIr, Van $3,800 Onglnal Saturday, 9am- 4pm miles, loaded, excel- rysler I h Ave- leather, moonroof, owner very good con- Muiliple Waverly SATURDAY, 8am- 12n 415 WANTED TO IUY GROSSE POinte Animal lent conditIon nue, dark gray metal- Like newl Warranty In- dition (313)343-0025 Furniture, clothing, drapes and accesso- Cllmc, adorable fe- $11,990 (586)779- IIc 71 K Excellent cluded $21,500 or 2001 Ford Wlndstar SE- toys, Bno trains, white nes 8x 10 wool Dhur- ADDUCCI- DUMOUCHELLE male Beagle (petite), 2207 condition $2,750 lease for 36 months at 27,000 miles/ Fully Ironstone antique ne rug Ceiling tans, We Are BUYing 2 adult catsl affectlon------(313)884-5410 $296/ month, with loaded, very clean desk 4601 466 RI- blinds, JennAlre down Diamonds. Jewelry ate young adults 2 1999 Ford Contour, 4 1994 Eldorado, 42,000 $2,499 at delivery Warranty $13,975 vard, Grosse POinte draft cook top Mirrors, (Estate, Antique, New) krt1ens {313}822- door, automatic, like miles Excellent condl- Rinke Cadillao, Rinke Cadillac, City microwaves, stainless Immediate Payment! 5707 new, 51,000 actual tlon Loaded North- (586)575-3700 (586)575-3700 Sink With attachments Artwork- Antiques- miles, $4,200 ST CLAIR SHORES Wood moldings, 2 Pamtlngs, Flatware, (586)344-8896 star engine $9,2001 2001 BMW 5251 Sport- 1996 Ford Custom Con- 10 Mile! Harper best (313)882-0594 black, tan leather CD version van, 351- VB, TVsI stands Hutch! Sliver Holloware 1996 Ford Mercury Sa- -______35,000 miles Warran- ST. ISAAC JOGUES tow package, fully slereo cabinet 6 (313)300-9166 FOUND adult Female, ble LS wagon- leather 1996 Geo Pnzm LSI- ty balance, new tires, piece white wrought Mom to Mom Sale loaded, rear air low Saturday October 25th or 1-800-475-9166 brownl black Tabby keyless entry, third Compact, 4 door hurry' $26,875 or Iron set Clothes, mileage $7,400 313- 9:30am-1pm 5 Kercheval Avenue cat Beaconsfield! row seat, loaded Black, clean 88K Ef- lease for 36 months at household accesso- 350-3147 .... 100 TABLES •••• Grosse POinte Farms Vernor area Very 64,000 miles, mint, f,clent reliable, great $3891 month With nes BUYING COIns, paper nice, fnendly $5,500 Onglnal own- car $3,500 Daytime $2,499 at delivery 1994 Ford Aerostar fLf:A tt CRAfT money, gold, Silver (313)822-4682 er,313-331-0119 313-961-8400, eve- Rinke Cadillac, loaded CD player, GROSSE POinte Farms, great condition, SALE' FRJDA.Y. 9. militana & memorabll- GROSSE POinte Ammal 1993 Ford Probe, excel- nlngs, (313)884-1170 (586)575-3700 269 Ridgemont '* $2,0001 best SA1lJKDAY. 9. 1 (Rldgel Beaupre) la COinS & Stamps Cllmc has female lent condllion, $2,500 2001 Pontiac Sunflre 1998 BMW Z3 convertl- (313)640-4852 SCS Senior Center Inc, 17658 Mack, (313)884-3753 SE 4 d 51000 bl A t full Saturday, Sunday, Grosse POinte Shep mls With black , oor" e U 0, air, pow- 20000 Stephens 2001 Pontiac Monlana, 9am- 3pm DeSigner muzzlel brown leather ------miles, automatic, air, er, leather 41,000 Between 1-94 (313)885-4200 1998 Grand MarqUIS LS, 38,000 miles, dealer clothing, purses, I ------collar and choker 70 000 I power wlndowsllocks, miles Warranty In- maintained, excellent shoes household ALWAYS BUYING Male chocolage Lab I ' t ml es, I vthery excellent conditIOn, cludedl $17,995 condition $12,500 Items 412 MISCELLANEOUS fme china, sterling SlIver c ean In enor, ea er $7,580 586-779-2207 Rinke Cadillac, ft tw tt I Female Beagle that seats Askmg $8,500 Mark, 586-243-5226 ARTIClES a are, po ery, g ass, had recent pups 734 379 4201 ------__ (586)575-3700 GROSSE POinte Farms, kitchenware, estate (313)822-5707 - - 1997 PontIac Grand Pnx 2000 Inflm\1 130 Sedan b 13 AUTOMOTIVE 331 Hillcrest Friday, AUTHENTIC English Items and more. i 2000 Lincoln Contmen- SE- 103,000 miles WANtED 10 8UY Saturday OCtober 24, Metl ------Excellent condition All opbons, leather, CASt\. 25 9am- 4pm Collec- , ~~~~:~e :~:~~: (S88)~ ,1 LOw~te, ~~e:N~e!" .. t~~t,rn ..~~" An" mlMten~ r.- A~~1f5,'95~~ Gross~QrPO= b~: tibles, household, (248}683'8448 FINE china dinnerware, front declawed cat miles, warranty cords kept $4,000 Cadillac (586)575- nass ImmedIate pick kid's clothing No pre- ster1lng Silver flatware 'Arnold' Beacon sfteld $17,5OOf best offer Call (313)881-9415, 3700 ' up TOWing (313)610. sales' COMPLETE liVing room and antiques Call Grosse POinte Park {313}24S-2947 leave message -1999--Ja-g-u-a-r-X-J-8---L-oa-d--9296 set, excellent condi- {586}255 2607 tlon, stove, mlsc Janl Hertl (586)731- - 1998 Lincoln Mark VIII- 2000 Saturn SL 1, 4 ed Chrome wheels .. GROSSE POinte (313)882-0594 8139 LOST- Siamese older Red! black 62,000 door, automatic, air, Moonroof $21K1 best WOOds, 1720 Hamp- "-III ton Fnday, 8 30am- PAYING CASH! female October 6, miles $12,0001 best super clean, must 313-530-1418, 313- RECREATIONAL LARGE solid oak corner For antiques, COinS, NeftI Kercheval 10 CD, heated seats, see, 86,000 miles 822-6094 12 30pm ;\11 good TV amiCi,;a with re- diamonds, Jewelry, Leave message Re. garaged One owner, $4,400 (586)344- 1999 Mercedes Benz stuff at garage sale tractable doors Wale- watches, gold, silver, ward (313)884-9425 dealer serviced 8898 C280 sedan Leather, pncesl man heavy duty hack paper money. (313)822-8350 -1-99-5-S-e-vl-lle-S-T-S-,-w-h-rt-emoonroot, auto air, sil- 6S 1 BOA THNO MOTORS squat machine The Gold Shoppe ------47000 , GROSSE POinte (586)468.3053 22121 GratIot 1996 Mercury Cougar extenor, tan leather Wver ty , admlesb DONATE your boaV Woods, 19789 EastpOinte H & L Cntter sitters XR7 Black, 6 cylln- Intenor, sunroof, load- arran, pnc e- clean Lake St Clalrl Wedgewood, off LYNX tull length coat, (586)n4-o966 Your source for In der, 78,000 m,Ies, ex- ed, excellent condl- low Bluebook at We Are Here Founda- Cook Fnday only' never worn, $4,000 --~~-=_-.,.-- h t M cellent conditIon tlOn Well maintained $18,785 Rinke Cadi 1- tion (586)778-2143, 9am- 3pm Three fam- Mink lacket, $2,000 Don't Forget- ome pe care any $4,500 Please call, 75K miles $7900 lac, {586)575-37oo 100% tax deductiblel Ily' Many great things Call your ads In Early! services available (313)882 3923 (313)824-0583 1995 Mercedes 5OOSL- PorcelainS, antique ClaSSified AdvertiSing Call today for your non-profit toys, crystal 313-882-6900 ext 3 free consultation two tops Mint' Low GROSSE POinte 653 10lTS 'PARTS AND (313)886-1131 (313)2688479 miles, $24,500 Woods, 20132 E Bal- MAINTENANCE ~.~!: ...P-OP-- -, Grosse POInte lantyne Court off Fair- NATURAL fireplace gas ...... ---,~ (248}227-2740 Shores, (313)884- MARINE WOODWORK ford Household, chil- logs, 30" complete 3366 Custom DeSigned dren's Fnday Satur- GROSSE POINTE SALES, INC. With burner, $125 1983 Mercedes & Built Cabinetry day830am (313)882-5886 it RE~E' A. MXOl'f 380SEL, 117,000 RepairS, dry-rot 23 Years expenence Have --s--.4)I./Z-- ; Estate 5aJes • Apprlli$al5 miles, grayl gray Portfolio & References 406 ESTATE SAlES 406 ESTATESALES Stefek Estate Sales, LLC .' {$U)822-1445 $3900 (313)885-7078 (248)435-6048 • We BuyEstates' Appraisals ~ Amerfc!lul~ 01 ApptE .... 2000 toyota Avalon 313-417-5039 .. .. XLS- full size luxury' 6S410AT Lori Stefek Wanted V1nta"e Clothes And ACCessories 43,000 miles, aUlo, stefekestatesales.com • air, full power, warran- WINTER storage, boats ~e.-~ Paying Top Dollar For TtIe Following: ty $1B,475 or lease up to 25' Haul- outs, www(ambowestatesales com Clothes From The 1900's Through 1970's. for $298 month, W1th COfT'l)le'e S<>Mce .Costume .Flne JewelrylWatches bottom washing & Gtoo and Sharon 6l.J1 930 FLOOR SANDING/ 943 LAN DSCAPE RS/ 914 CARPENTRY 929 DRYWAll/PLASTERING 944 GUTTERS RHlNI?HING GARDENERS WHAT'S BLACK & WHITE -----~~--- CARPENTRY PLASTER & dry wall re- FLOOR sanding and fin- MIKE'S EVERGREEN GUlTERS repaired, AND READ ALL OVER??? Richard A Munro pair All types water Ishing Free esti- LANDSCAPING cleaned, flushed, new damage 18 years ex- GrOSS': Jbmle N>!ws 48 years experience mates Terry Yerke, Full Mamtenance Installations, code VIO- (Our Newspapers) & 9lOfis'd>NHECnoH Licensed & Insured penence Licensed 586-823-7753 Landscaping & DeSign, lations 20 years msured Joe, p.m(}p.... Grosse POinte Farms BriCK Pavers POlntes Scheduling ReSident (313)510-0950 G &G FLOOR CO Fall Clean- Ups! Fully Insured Call (313)885-0021 HaUling Leaves Steve, (313)884-6199 PLASTER & J, ~"a:: 16 Wooa fluurb UIUY (313)822-5010 - EXPERIENCED carpen- pair and painting 313-885-0257 945 HANDYMAN PROFESSIONAL clean- .. ter since '67 Altera- Grosse POinte refer- Floors of dlstmctlOn ups, weeKly cutling, tions Windows, ences Call Charles since 1964 A Affordable electrical, landscape mainte- doors deCKS porch- "Chip" Gibson Bob Grabowski carpentry plumbtng, nance, snow removal NOW .. 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(586)773.1734 907 USEMENT Ice Installation, re- 903 APPLIANCE RfPAI~S 911 1~ICK/llOCK WORK wall, textures, paint- SpeCIaliZing In shrub tnmmlng. grading AAA Handyman Inten- WATERPROOFING stretchmg Repairs Ing Electncal repairs Glitsa finish mulching or! extenor Greal Carpef & pad avaIla- GOOD and rehable ap- 24 years- Grosse (586)778-2050 Truran Landscaping rates LIcensed! Insur- ble 586-228-8934 pliance repairs by CAPIZZO CONST, w ... POinte 313-882-0000 (586)855-Q6n ed Grosse Potnte • BASEMENT Visa Discover & 'Promlse Appliance 913 CEMENT WORK STUMP & shrub remov- reSident (313)670- WATERPROOANG ..=.: BRICK SMOOTH plaster and Master Card accepted Inc" No extra charge ai, InacceSSible 4399 for weeKend or eve- , WALLS STRAIGHTENED a'I'IUI'I MAGIC drywall repairs Without WOOD floor sanding- JAMES KLEINER stumps, hedge & or- ABLE, dependable, ning service AND REPLACED Expert sanding Other main- refinishing Michigan Driveways, patiOS, namental tree trim- honest Carpentry, (800)895-2111 • 10 YEAR Tuckpolntlng walks, garage floors tenance services Floor Services, 25214 & BnckRepalr mlng, yard grading painting, plumbing, (586}465-8016 GUARANTEE (313)885-2097, available licensed GraMt Call 1-800- Call Rodger electncal II you have 90~ ASPHALT PAVING (586)552-8441 bUilder (313)824- 606-1515 Family Busmess (313)884-5887 a problem, need re- R£P.m • hnnl Rlolih ....rauon All masonry & basement 0869 q43 UNDSClPERS/ STUMP Raze Stump pairs. any installing. LICENSED -Chlmm.\ &. Porch waterproofing AFFORDABLE Aspha't INSURED Re...toralwn0;. SUPERIOR Plastenng! GARDfNERS gnndlngl shrub re- call Ron (586)573- for a quality Job you .~malf or La~e Rep;11f(, VITO'S Cement Drive- Palnllng Stucco re- AFFORDABLE land- moval Small trees re- 6204 can afford Fall spe- TONY • "{(,rtar Color :Matchmg pair, tuckpolntlng, dry- 1; \tr.ll"'ii E,penenu ways porches, patiOS, scaplng work Land- moved Call Steve. BOCKSTANZ Services- cial ReSldentlaV t-om- 885-0612 John Pnce garage floors, chim- wall taping Insured scape deSign! ,"stalla- _(5_8_6_)7_7_8_-04_1_9___ All home repairs and merclal Free esti- Tom McCabe, ney repairs Licensed. tlcn patios spnnkler, pamtlng Certificate of mates (734)n7-4933 9111R1(KjILO(1( WOItK 313-882-0746 (313)885-6991 Call for frl't" t:. ..tlmalt' Insured bonded gardermg, fal! clean Tee's Lawn Sprinklers occupancy repairs 907 BASEMENT - Llct"nSlodlInsured (313)527-8935 up, Chnstmas lighting, Owner doc:; t~: worK Electncal, plumbing, tdTORDABLE light ma- 930 ElECTRICAL SERVI 940 HAUlI~G I. MOVING 957 PLUMBING I. 954 PAINTING/D£CORATING 954 PAINTING /DECORATING 954 PAINTING /DECORA TlNG 900 ROOfiNG S£RVICE 900 SHOW REMOVAL INSTAllATION 973 Till WORK MOVING.HAULING BOCKSTANZ Services. JOHN'S PAINTING TWINS Palnting- Intenor SEAVER'S Home Main- ALL Seasons Ground VINTAGE Tile & Marble Appliance removal,Ga. all home repairs and DIRECT Intsflor- Extef/or Spe- & extenor Plaster & tenance Roof repairs, Maintenance Resl- Custom ceramIC, tile, rage, yard, basement, painting Certificate of drywall repairs Caulk- PLUMBING cializing In repairing Ice shields, gutter, dentlal snow plOWing marble, granite deSign cleanouts Construclion occupancy repairs Ing, Windows, doors damaged plaster, dry- & chimney mainte- Taking new customer and Installalion re- debris Free estimates Electncal plumbing, Pamt faded aluminum wall & cracks, peeling DRAIN nance Insured reservallons now pairs Complete bath. MR B'S 313-882-3096 wall repairs Call Jim, Siding All top quality paint, faux finishes, win- (313)882-0000 (586)296-9452 rooms and kitchens 586-759-0457 313.363-8215 B10- malenal and work- 886-8557 ______remodell'lg licensed, dow puttying and caulk- manship Free esh- 326.4417 Some Classifications ALLEMON'S Gardening Insured Free estl- mate 586.8227418, * Free Estimates ing Also, paint old alu- are r~ulred by law to & landscaping By mates (248)721.0246 (BOO)819.9841 BRIAN'S PAINTING minum Siding All work *Full Product Warranty be licensed. Check season or push By TRAPANI Tile Marble Professional painting, and matenal guaran- & *Senlor Discount with proper State blower or blade Qual- Installations Com- Intenorl extenor teed Reasonable WALLPAPER *References Agency Ity services ReSlden- plete bathroom resto- Specializing Expert Grosse POinte referen- REMOVAL to verify license. tlal and commercial ration Licensed, In- ces Licensed/Insured BY TIM *AII Work Guaranteed Goldl",lver tnm (586)775-2525 sured Mike, All types, painting, Free esllmates Exp~,,'i.nced tlllalH.v work dependable. MICHAEL HAGGERTY DAVID EDWARD (586)822-2386 caulking, window 313-882.:;038 lowest price K & K LAWN & SHRUB ------local & Lie. Master Plumber glaZing plaster repair SR-77t-4OO"1 ROOHNG SERVICES INC YIANNIS Tile and Mar- Lang Distance Snow PlOWing ble For prolesslonal All work guaranteed JOPA Contractors. EM1LTHE Residential Specialist Fully Insured I R&ROOFS. TFAROfFS Saltmg Services tile and marble IOstal- Agent for cleaning, painting and 957 PlUM81NG I. • PLUMBER Free Estimates and ReSidential-Commercial latlon Over 30 years Global Van Lines decorating experts INSf AllA TlON Father & Sons Reasonable Rates, call licensed & Insured expenence Call for Rated #1 reSidential Smce 1949 586-778-2749 CLEANAWAY. Running FREE ESTIMATES ~~~~~~~nt now painting and cleaning tOilets, dnpPlng fau- Bill T0'" or 586-822-2078 "!ASUR PIlMBERS (313)417-0797 services In Macomb cets, leaking traps & 313-882-0029 977 WAll WASHING FIREFIGHTER! Paint- County Customer smks, clogged drams 973 TIlE WORK ers Intenorl extenor satisfaction guaran- Senior Citizen diS- L.S. Walker Company MADAR Maintenance 822-•• 00 ReSidential Power teed Free estimates count Free estimates, Plumbing, repairs & A Affordable Old World Hand wall washing • •la rge a nd Small Jabs (586)776-0252 drains Reasonablel washing, wall wash- (586)530-4100 25 Veers Exp. Tile New ceramic Windows tool Free • Pianos {our speclaltyl Ing Free estimates Insured (586)786- Lo3nsed & InslIed marble Small or big 3900, (313)705-7568 estimates & referen- • Appliances (586)381-3105 PAINTER- Intenorl exte- COMPLETE Repairs or anythlngl pager FREE ESTlfoM TES ces 313-821-2984 nor Great rates lI. Licensed MIKe, native • Sctu rd ay, Sunday HORIZON Painting PLUMBING censed/ Insured Grosse POinter 981 WINDOW WASHING ServICe ReSidential, commer- SERVICE 900 ROOFING S£RVICE (586)0n504434 Grosse POinte resI- (313)438-3197, • Semor Dl$Counls cial Quality job at a dent (313)670-4399 MARTIN VERTREGT CALL Mr Squeegee to- ADVANCED Mainte- (586)773-1734 reasonable pnce Inte- Licensed Master day Get clean win- Owned & Operated nance Inc Roof leak nor, extenor power Plumber ALL ceramic tile repairs dows Without breaking By John Steininger QUALITY PAINTING specialists Tear ofts, washing & wallpaper Grosse Pomte Woods & Installation 35 the banK or your back 11850 E. Jefferson Exterior I Interior re- roofs, shingles, _-----_~ removal (586)776- 313-886-2521 years experience I Will do your Windows, Mpsc.L 19675 Plaster Repairs wood shakes, flat ~ gulters, and power 3796, (5B6)506-2233 New work repairs, (586)771-4343 Free Licensed Insured 24 years. washing Fully Insur. call DenniS roofs, copper bays, estimates Insured. Neat renovations, water decks, slate and tile IDE ed Relerences avail- repaIr Fully Itcensed HA Y FREE ESTIMATES J.L. PAINTING Quality Preparation heaters, sewer cleaning, able (313)995-0339 and Insured ALL tile, complete new INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Seaver's Home code Violations (313)884'9512 baths, kitchens & tile FAMOUS Maintenance Plaster repair Maintenance All work guaranteed 943 INSULATION deSign 18 years ex- Licensed & Insured Drywall cracksl (313)882-0000 ALL PRO ROOFING INCORPORATEO penence Licensed since 1943 Wall peeling pamt DAN ROEMER .Professlonal roofs, INSULATION STEVE'S Paintmg Inte. Insured Joe washing! carpet Window putty/caulking, -Gutters -Siding, COMPLETE nor/ extenor Special- (313)5100950 cleaning 313-884- Fiberglass faux finishes PLUMBING .New.Repalred ROOFING IZing In plastenng re- 4300 Installed Power washing! Repairs, remodeling, Reasonable! Reliable SERVICE CERAMIC hie installa- pairs, cracks, peeling, Yorkshire Building repainting fixtures Installed 27 years In bUSiness RESIDENTIAL tIon & repatr 17 yealS FREE estimalesl paint Window glaz- AlumInum Siding Copper replpes L1CENSEDIINSURED COMMERCIAL expenence. Free esb- Grosse POinte experi- (313)881-3386 Ing, caulkmg Also Grosse POinte Sewers and drainS John Williams mates. Carlos, ence Complete & paint old aluminum TEAR-OFF References Licensed and Insured 586-n6-5167 (313)530-1295. thorough References MOTOR CITY REPAIR Siding (586)469-4565 RESHINGLE (586)772-2614 Call Larry, (586)530- "GOOD WORK FOR A Fully Insured CODDENS Construction CERTIFIED SAN Manno Tile & Mar- 5294 GOOD PRICE" Free Estimates Since 1924 New or 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING APPLICATIONS OF ble TraIned In Italy EVERYTHING IS 313-885-0146 repairs Reshlngle, MADAR Maintenance tear-off Licensed, in- MODIFIED SINGLE 37 years experience NEGOTIABLE Hand wash Windows PAINTER- Intenorl exte- sured (313)BB6-5565 PLY (586)725-4094 MIKE J. O'CONNOR nor Great rates FLAT ROOFING and walls Free esti- MIKE J. WHITE Grosse POinte resI- FLAT rool speCIalist 30 SYSTEMS mates & references (313)301-2392 dent (313)882-3286 years expenence VENTS TILE BY SHERI 313-821-2984 Guaranteed lI. Tile Specialists, GUTIERS MYERS Maintenance censed VIsa! Master- & Designers - 20 Years REPAIRS Window washing, gut- 954 PAINTING/DECOltATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING card accepted 313- Repairs, Small Jobs ters cleaned, power- 372-7784 LICENSED. INSURED Free Estimates washmg (586)226- SpecialiZing In Intenor/Extenor Paln~ng We offer ROOFING REPAIRS J (313)57Q.4092 2757 Ie arou sos the best In preparahon before painting and use only the 886-0520 I Tear Ofts IRe-roofs flOest matenals for the longest lasting results I=""",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,d. PRinTinG 1H1::;:':::':~O. Sldmg I Tnm I Gutters --O-o-n-'t-F-o-rg-e-t.-- 900 ROOFING SERVIC£ co.. • A "V CUllOM MlNTIN. Great Western people are quality minded and courteollS 'lOO ROOfING S£RV({( ~ 1966 FIliiEmMAm REASONABLE RATES (all types) can your ads In Earlyl FREE ESTIMATES. FULLY INSURED! UCENSED Windows I Doors Classified Advertising FULLY UCINAD ,--,'aMl".I I' • '619 AIMIVIED 313-886-7602 Sun Rooms 313-882-6900 ext 3 Grosse Pointe Roofing J Be J ROOFING ,(a13)884..Q1n.. 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ResideDtlal 'TEXTIJIlING • WOOD REFINISHING ROuerb & Finished ArcIIltectural Moldings, cablnetrv. E -All Work Warranteed • ':If: ':IORK AROUrJO lOUR HOUW, • custom MIIIWart. Reproduction wort •References in your area FREE-ESTIMATES REFFR~-"Cr' CALL 313-885.4867 Illl' '" "' D 313-884-5784 ,'-'.~ FOR FREE BSl1MA11i & P£SlGN (313) 881.3970 AWAWJ WTNNING QUAUn' WORK 16837 HARPER. DETROIT. FAX 313-881 3951 36 YBAllS flXI'Bllli!l'/C. IlStABUSHEI> 1966 :::n='" P-Op.- (313)882-6900 ext. One Afore Reason For Inoll/~l~ HOnJe Delivery , t ~ i Subscribe today! Call our I~ 11/ • I~ Circulation Dept• (313)343-5577 Gros~ Point~ N~ws & S10REsE CONNECTION ------.------1 ) .'i~~...... ,-..~-~ ,.. -~~--''',-'''' ._--'., _ .....- ••- ...... -- ... 5$-••_"'_- .. 1...... _' ..... _ ..p ---- ... ----- ... ~~-~~--~ .... ''r '}"'t., -£-...... «-&-.10+_"'_ .. -- Larql. bCdutlfully mall1lalncd !loCven Rose n rrace Tudor off, rs 1"0 story WJHe~e french Colomal Outstandong location and nelqhb,,' Grosse POinte farms ~pacluu~ thrLL lo'd) oak kltchen bedroom lI,e bath bnck two family Greal Room updated kitchen with PcwtlblC aceenl llles across facade hood close to Village and Malle Great bedroom brick ranLh wt1h upc1tJtcd New roo I 2003 home Nc",pr .itr condltlOnmq and qranlte counters Hlrcc Hrcplucl" 'ice Dcc.oraliloe fneze 111 dmmg room space and floor plan large bed rooms furnace ccn1rdl dU wmdO\\o';, dnd hol rI("~\ Cdrpctmq In • updaled bollc", andlear-orl rool lot and Ooor hbrar'\! first noor lawldry Pt y,ablC fireplaces Ldrge rooms that Big kllchcn lamlly room recrcallon water he.aler llvmq room ....I(h qa~ lxdrooms Lovel} master bath wlth to Ihe north of propert~ IS a,all"ble ldrqe three season rooln l}t rfcd <"1r<..U now Updaled ~,Ichen master sulle room ""Ih pool table area and fire nrepJdcc and kltd1en with o.tk (.Ibl Id( Utll .!rlt1 ~epar<1tL ~hO\"Lr t~rnH~ and lot to Ihc soulh IS oneluded lar noor plan $750000 GPIBKO') 313- mUltIple 'itdlrcases MaId s quarters place Newer wmdows central air net' tonl'hed ba,ement $214 qOO room Fllllshed bdSLllH ...r1t ,"'lh bath $549000 (IP8ATRO 313 B86-5040 886-5040 $599 000 GP3BBAl 31.>886-5040 $279900 GP72BIS ~1~886-5040 (JP48t II ~n 886 ')040 $1 WI <)(Kl (JI'811ILA 3 1;886-';040 A vcry unJquc home m the heart of Newly duoratcd liatural woodwork 0I't!n SU'lDAYlp.m. 4p.m. ThIS gn::at Woods full bnck. bung,alO\\o Nlrcly updated 1hrec bedroom center Imely thY<" bedroom IWO bath brick GrQ<;SCPointe tarms Home has recent red oak hard"'ood fioors Two lull True "Lakefronl • home sel on the lip offers ly"o futl bdths I1c'~t.r 'uLc hen cntr<1nc(" on dC'cpu park like yard f~a- bungalow (Heal cat In kitchen u~ates In pamtm LOVELY CANAL HOME Thrc(" bedrooms c1l1d one dl1d onp hdlf Space and cleanlrness we/com .. you m WonderfLlI walerfronl lolalll redone Wonderful home on St Clair RIver Two bdths ThiS home has a lalqc IJvlnq Ihl"i charmmq Tudor Three larqE'" bed '\ddltlon JJl 2000 ha4;J.d master SUltt.. levels ot gracIous IIvmq With m-ground room tt1dt o\lcrloo~ d 111((' patio and room, one and one half baths Master doo(Wall bakon'\l oH ..Tlookmq. \'laler flool fnclosed summ ..r house WIth kllchen and nreplace Three bedrooms qarden area a cut<- kllchen a first bedroom olfers hIS and her closels skyhqhl' qorqcolls mast, r balll two and one half haths deck two boat Ooor lalmdry and nL\.\'t..r \",mdo"s plus a "ltmgJdresslnq room lovell J.]ClllZl standup sho\\( r ca.Ulrdrdl l,ou'l('''i .,t£ d ~ca wall $549 500 uros~e Poante Oiichools dnd par~sl covered pallO m..wer windo"s u, ltlnq. tf'rdfilK till tlm~hcd basLmcnt $295 (KJOGP151'1I1f' 313-886 5040 (,PI I NKI ~ 13-886 ';040 I $ I 25 000 GPI4i.AK 31.>8B6 ')040 $248 700 GP25C Al ~ I ~86-5040 SPECTACULAR RANCH Michigans #1 CENTURY 21 Firm, CENTURY 21 Town & Country. 19251 MACK AVE., #140 r-F, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - ~ a U ous c 'fSCaut 1I three &cfroom two and one ranch on appro'Olmalcly 1.3 acres half bath three car angled galllge -(S15)888-5040 B(>dtt.. r~ delight QUdlity ttuougt,o~t. PLlfeCl home (or trddcsmatl needing Ne\.l.cr kitchen two rnast(.r bedroom ranch (JQurmet hitch en largt. master =~ BUilt In 2001 E\lery room has 510_" Appro,lmat"ly four acres with sUlles proks~IOJ,af dLcor <1ndd four bedroom and master bath French waterfront views and detailed woods In back. Pole barn has heat gas worknMno;hlp LarqC" rooms and car garaqc You "III not be doors In den huge Great Room granlle ~~c1t~ hoist :,~l~~~ d,sappomted $2999900 Bt126LOV www.century21town-country.com mUltiple fireplaces C.ourmLt kitchen gas fireplace cedar deck With pool and four fuB and thre(" half hnth"i tfOuse:~s~ur bedrooms more 248-6428100 $.329000 CT47IlVR 58&-286-6000 $"", )()O O FABULOUS LOG HOME ~ Imprc"i<;'lYc ~dtcrfront (ondo Ydth fifty O\l("r !\A,cnly dc-res approximately Gorgeous homel Open concept lbrCt' E"quIslte horne ~Ifh nc"cr 'andsci\p- A beauty wllh d I the Inmmmqs[ Red lk.aulolul canal lmnt bnck ln~C\ el Jusl a foot bo il ",II Mmble lover bath~ 3 200 square feet and a wal~-out bedrooms two and one half balhs u"'q deck and 'pmN patlO neq..lnt <-Ilrb mapl<' kllrhen 'VIoLthl'filand and granlle lew homc-s from lake 51 Clall lots of four doorno1lb f.dclnq harbor lakE.' 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Three car qaraqel With wet bar Cherr) panllL<1 \'I me Ihree ano On< hall baths Ihree car hOIst No STUNNING COLONIAL HUGE BRICK RANCH ;:'-"c"-; ThIs. nc\\ rr "HtH'Sr(j Ranrh'" has a Spacious t"o-slory With soannq loyer New constnocllon by Brody t10mes Overlook'i plcturec;,qut::' f leqant four bedroom Oreat Room "'Ih Appro"mately 2 200 square feet wllh dayllqhl htt"(,l1lf'nt n("utra~ ce:ro1mlC and (,reat Room 199~ bUllt three bed Open floor plan Cherry wood floors t1arbOr un"ipmlcd In Its slyl~ and den formal dlnlnq room lloorwall 10 man~ extras and cuo;(om fealures Th,s i tlf{' IIqh1 mttpk (at)lfl('t'i moveable rooms and fOil' baths Oreat heated kllchen with granite hutlers panlry histone b<'auly SIX b..d,ooms three qorqcous larqe yard r.n"bed base",enl Great Room ranch has three full baths 1';lan<1 1r1 k.ltfhen appliance'S two three <-ar qaraqe 70ned heatm9 and and second noor laundry Beauloful hath'i Gr('ek re\llllal home With man)' "Ith wct bar Hardwood flOO<5 master one half balh t"o fireplaces and a St'C IE'"\.(I c1t {k IhreE'" CoM qaraqe coohnq Partly f'mshed walk out landscaping many upgrades IIIJ<1al.~ WhOle p,lla,cl wrap around balh ",Ith laclIlll Attached qaraq .. ond kitchen With oa~ cabmets m th~ o;;pnrk1t ~t, In }.1rd EXCLUSIVF RANCH Oorgf"OUC; two hec1room three and AhsolutC'ly two c;,tory Bllflt to impeuable la,le In ar (