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GROSSE POINTE WOODS Pool liner • New board members of the --Grosse Pointe Public School System will be sworn in at the annual organizational meeting at 7 p.m. in Grosse Pointe South High School's Wicking cost Library; • St. John Hospital and Medical Center conducts an "Understanding Carotid Artery Disease" seminar from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the hospital's low- er conference room, 22101 Moross, Detroit. The program is free, but registration is rec- Unexpected tear in liner ommended by calling (888) 751-5465. bu~get • The Detroit Symphony Civic occurred after OK'd Jazz Ensemble performs at the in the budget, or cash re- 2006 St. John Hospital and serves. Medical Center MUSICon The "It's imperative we act on Plaza concert series beginning Lake Front Park's pool will this today so all of the neces, at 7 p.m. The concert is free undergo several renovations sary steps are taken care of to and takes place on the Festival - including replacing the lin- make sure the pool opens on Plaza at Kercheval and St. er - to the tune of $1 nlillion. time next year," Grosse Pointe Clair in The Village. City officials learned the Woods Mayor Robert Novitke • The Alliance Francaise de pool liner ripped just prior to said. "This is a large expendi- Grosse Pointes hosts a recep- the pool's season-opening ture, but I feel we have re- tionfrom 6to 8 p.m., atthe weekend. The entire bill for viewed ,enough information Grosse Pointe War Memorial, the new liner, renovations and that will allow us to make the 32 Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe engineering costs is right decision." Farms. There is a charge fot:' $l,01i8,lliiO ... ~~ .._ The liner is two decades old. the reception. For information, Council unanimously ap- Unfortunately, the timing· call (586) 777-4602. . proved Monday night the con-' couldn't have come at a worse tract to have the work done. time as city council approved The cost will· be covered the 2006-07 budget a week pri- ,. Grosse Pointe Business and through either bond anticipa- --Professional Association holds tion notes, cable fund dollars • SeeliNER, page lOA its annual Mack Sidewalk Sale Friday, July 14, and Saturday, July 15, during business hours. GROSSE POINTE FARMS • AlbertaAdams performs from 8 to 10 p.m. as part of the GM Renaissance Center's "Rockin' On the Riverfront" concert series at the Ren Cen's Water rates riverfront plaza. Admission is . free. Forinformation, call (313) 568-5600. to go np2.4 0/0 • Christ Church Grosse Pointe --presents renowned carilloneur Thunder on The Hill Gijsbert Kok at noon. The con- A handful of hydrolites found a berth on The Hill earlier this week in preparation for the Gold Cup Typicalwater bill to Water bills combine water; cert is free and seating will be se~$1.44increase sewer and recycling fees. on the front lawn of the hydroplane races on the Detroit River this weekend. Jerry Hopp, who won the Silver Cup in 2004, Within that mix, \l1e cost of church, 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd., owns the Mike's Hard Lemonade boat with his son Greg, who won the Silver Cup last year. The drinking water increased 2.83 Grosse Pointe Farms. Guests By Brad Lindberg percent, . which John Hopps set the unlimited lite world straight -away record with a speed of 161.98 mph. The line-up of are invite(i to bring a blanket S"'ffWrirer . .Modzinski, city controller; put and picnic lunch. In case of in- some half dozen lites was presented by The Hill Association and its members and sponsors. Inset: in line with a 3 percent infla- clement weather, seating will Witer I:JIlls in Grosse Pointe tionmte. the Gold Cup that was on display on The Hill. be moved into the cloister. For Farms will increase 2.41 per- Sewer rates were increased information, call (313) 885- cent, or an average $1.44. 7,18 percjlnt, which Modzinski 4841. The change means typical said was "largely due" to in- GROSSE POINTE WOODS • The Harper Woods Garden water customers will receive a creased' fees fromt:l1e Detroit Touris from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. bill of $166.45 compared to Maps and directions are avail- $158.25. See WAlER, page lOA able at the Harper Woods Vernier construction halfway done SeeWEEKAHEAD, page IDA The Vernier Construction to repair any damages to irri- Public Saf~ty Department is project has reached its half- gation systems after construc- utilizing its speed trailer to POINTER OF INTEREST way point, announced con- tion is completed. control the speed of traffic 'Ithink Detroit is on its way(o becoming areal tractors Anderson, Eckstein The .apartments at the west around the construction area. Opinion 8A and Westrick. end of westbound Ver;nier (ad- The trailer will be on Hampton city again. Music is sw:h apart of its history.' Business 1lA During the week of June 26, dress 20831 through 21141) and Roslyn this week. Schools 13A the contractor continued exca- will be able to access the park- The Public Safety Autos , 16A vation and placement of the ing lots adjacent to the build- Departments of Grosse Pointe Andrea Sox ., Obituaries 18A base and the edge drain for ings from ~ tempomry drive at Woods and Harper Woods Seniors 6B the two south lanes and began the rear of the buildings acces- have been notified that con- Home: City of Grosse Pointe Entertainment 6B removal of the pavement, ex- sible from Canton. This park- struction and parking permits Age: 25 Classified ads 4C cavation and placement of the ing is for apartnlent residents will not be required. base and edge drain in the only. , Overnight on-street parking Claim to fame: Hosts her own north lane. . During the week of June 19, will be permitted during con- radio show, "Sox at Six," on Residents or business own- the contractor completed ap- struction. CJAM, 91.5 FM, in Wmdsor ers on westbound Vernier are proximately half of the exca- Residents are asked to eon-, requested to mark any sprin- vation and placement of the tact the' public safety depart- Seestory on page 4A kler heads located between base and the edge drain for ment to assist them with vehi- the sidewalk and the curb. It is the two south lanes. ,tL "m , the contractor's responsibility . The Grosse Pointe' Woods See VERNIER, page lOA l . .,.' , j PHONE: (313) 882-6900 • FAX: (313) 882:1585 • MAIL: 96 Kerchevai48236 • ON THE WEB: grossepointenews.com , E-MAIL: [email protected] .-,.'I~~iL! f1..'ISI" QLQSl';H I ~~" July 17th I 7 thru I I BREAKFAST & LUNCH SPECIALS July 24th

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• MACKINAC RACE: It's Mackinac time again. With the Bayview Yacht Club's 32nd an- nual classic just a matter, of hours away, yachts from all over the Great Lakes and Canada are gathering at that famous meeting place - the Black River in Port Huron. As the million dollar fleet, all bright and shiny, rides gently at Its moorings awaiting the start- ing gun on Saturday, July 14, that will send the fleet, off on the 245 mile chase up Lake Huron to MackinaC' Island, there isn't a skipper or crew that does not vision winning the race. Many will be disap- pointed - only four can win. But once it's over the losers soon forget their long arduous task of preparation for the race and join in helping the winners celebrate at the island. • DRAIN PROJECT: The VllayneCounty Drainage Board will hold a public hearing on the apportionment of costs of the Grosse Pointe Gratiot Drain project in the Woods Municipal Hall, 20775 Mack Ave., on Monday,Aug. 27 at 2 p.m. At the same time, the Board will receive bids on the Milk River Drain project, which will not include the bridge across , the Jefferson portion of the riv- er,which must be replaced by a longer bridge. The river must be made wider and deeper. • POliO REPORTED: A 12- 2001:Fire devastates the 'Hunt Club year-old Park girl became the first 1956 polio victim in the With the American flag stillflying, the huge barn at the 90-year-old Grosse Pointe HtffitClub on Cook Road in Grosse Pointe Woods burned to the ground about 4 a,m. Pointe, it was disclosed by Dr. Sunday, killing 19horses. The suspected cause of the fire is errant fireworks. Thomas Davies, Grosse Pointe Health Commissioner.,_ He said the girl,' who is presently at Children's • ATTORNEY NOMINAT- Park has been rescheduled for • SEWER OVERF'LOW: ed into the district court sys- Hospital, was stricken with a ED: The White House an- next Thursday, July 16, at 9 Grosse Pointe Park Mayor tem. paralytic form of polio on nounced TUesday that Grosse a.m., in Wayne County Circult Palmer Heenan -extended • RICHARD PLAY- Monday, July 2. This time last Pointe Park attorney Michael J. Court Judge Robert Colombo's what he called an olive branch GROUND: The estimated year, he said, three cases of the 251981years ago this week Connolly, 32, will be appointed courtroom: to the residents of Grosse $500,000 Richard Elementary disease had been reported in general counsel for the Equal Attorneys representing three Pointe Park when he invited School playground expansion the Health District. • OLD KERBY: Bya 5-0vote, Employment Opportunity state departments in the case them to participate iiJ. a special ,project is set to begin this the Farms council Monday Commission (EEOC) pending say arguments will be 'heard ad hoc committee that will month - with a few modifica- night authorized plans to pro- SemIte approval. July 16"come rain or shine." ' study the reasons for last tions to the original plan. ceed with the purchase of old Connolly, of Kensington Assistant attorney generals month's sewer overflow which The original site plan and Kerby School, located near the Road, is currently a labor 'Thomas Wheeker (represent- flooded many basements in agreement had been approved Farms city hall. lawyer for General Motors and ing Mental Health and the Park. in June by both the Grosse The vote was taken after the has published two books on Management and Budget) and "We on the council want to Pointe sChool board and the council listened to a request civilrights law. William Basinger (Social work with the pUblicby having Grosse Pointe Farms City from members of the Grosse He is the GM'representative Services) 'both said last week some of them sit down on a Council. Pointe Theatre asking the to the Industry' Labor taw they will not agree to any fur- special committee that will au- But the congregation of St. council to delay its purchase Committee in Washington, ther adjournments on the Park dit, city actions during the re- James Lutheran Church; and demolition of the building, D.C. where he made connec- group home. cent flood," said Heenan. "The which is directly across the while the theater group seeks tions that led the White House city council, if required, will street from Richard, on to purchase the site as a perma- to offer him the EEOC job, hire an'independent engineer- McMillan between Ridge and nenthome. Connolly said. ing firm to verify the conclu- Kercheval, opted not to enter • GROUP HOME: After four sions 'Of the city's engineering into the agreement at this time. postponements, a hearing on a finn." proposed group home for re- 101996years ago this week • POINTES EXCLUDED: I tarded citizens in Grosse Pointe When,Gov. John Engler signs the court reform bill passed by the state House earlier this 2001 spring and by the state Senate 5 years ago this week July 2, as he is expected to do, the five Grosse Pointes will be • HUNT CLUB FIRE: You'll flip for our hot officially spared from being in- Nineteen horses died when the corporated into another dis- main barn of the Grosse Pointe trict court. Hunt Club' burned to the new way to save! Last September, state ground an hour before sun- Supreme Court Justice James rise, Sunday, July 8.' Brickiey announced plans for No people were hurt. reforming the state's judicial Grosse Pointe Woods police system. Among the reforms he are looking into claims by resi- mentioned was that the munic- dents near the club at 655 ipal courts in the 'Grosse Cook Road that fireworks Pointes should be incorporat- were involved. The Michigan State Police arson squad has been called to investigate. At 1:15 a.m., Mike Maurer, Grosse Point~ NlMS who lives on West Doyle Place in the Woods, saW fireworks usps 230·400 near the club's eastern border. PUBLISHED EVERY "They were large," said THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS Maurer. "The explosions were taking place above the trees." • 'Straight Forward Pricing'" • Air Conditioning 96 KERCHEVALAVE.GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MI 48236 • MEMORIAL FUND: A • Warehouses on Wheels'" • Furnaces PHONE: (313) 882·6900 memorial fund has been set up • 100% Satislaclion Guaranteed • Heat Exchange Inspection to rebuild the drosse Pointe PERIODICAL POSTAGE PAlO at Detroit, • Club Memberships • Carbon Monoxide Testing Michigan and additional mailing offices. Hunt Club's schooling pro- • International Certified • Duct Cleaning & Sanitizing SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $37 per year via gram. Contractor'" , • Salety Inspection mail In the Metro area, $65 outside. Kim Towar, publisher of ''the ' POSTMASTER: Send address changes to little Blue Book" telephone di- Service, Repair and Installation Of All Makes and Models Grosse pointe News, 96 Kercheval, rectory, has donated $500 and Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236. is challenging fellow horse 'Visit O~Bea~ifulState-Of.lileoAri The deadline for news copy is Sho.",," ,'lB41O Groaslecl' 3 p.m. Monday to ensure insertion. lovers and business owners to Showroom Hours: ADVERTISINGCOPY FORSECTION8 do likewise. M • F8:00am· 5:30pm' Sat 8:00am ·1 :OIIpm must be in the advertising department • MOTOWN STARS: by 10:30 a.m. Monday. Motown celebs, The Contours, ADVERTISINGCOPY FORSECTIONS The Miracles and Undisputed A AND C must be in the advertising department by 3 p.m. Monday. Truth, visited the War CORRECTIONSAND ADJUSTMENTS: Memorial TV5 station the last Responsibility for display and classified week of June. The groups advertising errors Is limited to either were interviewed by TV5hosts cancellation of the charge for or a re- run of the portion in error. Notification Jeanie McNeil and Iiz Aiken must be given in time for correction in of "Positively Positive." the following issue. We assume no The show recently under- responsibility of the same after the first insertion. went a major set change with THE GROSSEPOINTE NEWS reserves background props donated by the right not to accept an advertiser's television station WON. order. Grosse Pointe News advertiSing Additional plans for future representatives have no authority to bind this newspaper. only publication of shows include expanding the an advertisement shall constitute final entertainment genre of the acceptance of the advertiser's order. show incorporating music. - Elizabeth Swanson GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006

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CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Hit men, 'rat,''snitch' take stand at Saginaw) started telling us gation," Johnigan said. "1said, Jackie Mac. One of Confessed killer's prisonmate testifies he was going to take the 'GodwasteJlingyoutolie?'" Thompson's nicknames is weight. I took that to mean he Robert Stevens, an assistant Shorty Mac. against fellow murderer serving life term was going to say he done prosecuting attorney trying "I never knew where the something that he didn't do." the case, doesn't believe Shorty Mac came from," By Brad Lindberg Facing the same charge is Johnigan regards Marasco, Taking weight, or assuming Johnigan. Stevens sarcastical- Stevens said. "Now I do. What :StaffWriter Derrick Anthony Thompson, who Johnigan has never met the consequences of someone ly called Johnigan "a new and a smal1 world. This defen- a 47-year-old career criminal and therefore refers to him as else's misdeeds, is a point of miraculous witness." dant's stepfather is at the A face-off between two con- from Detroit. Based in large "the white bo)'," as innocent. prison pride. Johnigan surfaced shortly same facility. This is no freak victed hit men came in the part on Williams' testimony, "(Wil1iams) said he never Yet Johnigan was chagrined before the July 4th holiday coincidence." 'form of a he-said she-said Thompson is accused of being met the white boy," Johnigan to read in the newspaper that weekend in all,unsolicited let- Thompson's lawyer, style argument Monday dur- Marasco's henchman to re- reasoned. "If you didn't know Williams, rather than taking ter to Philip Thomas, one,pf Antonio Tuddles, countered ,ing the ongoing Marasco mur- cruit Williams as the gunman. the white boy but you testified weight on the witness stand, Marasco's attorneys. Timing that Johnigan's testim8ny dertrial. "I was calting him a rat be- against the white boy, you was on a crash diet helping made it hard for both sides in hurts, not helps, Thompson. An 11th-hour defense wit- cause he testified for the pros- lied." prosecutors. the case to check Johnigan's Michael Rataj, another of ness brought to! Wayne ecution," Johnigan said of Williams has never told po- "I asked him, 'What is this story. Marasco's lawyers, said County Circuit Court gave few WJlliams. lice or prosecutors he knew about?'" Johnigan said, re- "You have to be wary of any- Johnigan's offer "came out of facts to support his claim that Shortly after being arrested Marasco, only that he believed counting another gym conver- thing that happens at the last the blue." the prosecution's main wit- in, November, Williams admit- Marasco had ordered and sation as others played bas- minute," Stevens said. Rataj said inmate testimony ness lied on the stand, ted to his role as hired gun- paid for Iske's death. Early in ketball. "He (Williams) said, Johnigan also admitted he rarely helps the defense. The prosecution witness man in the killing. the trial, WJlliams testified to 'What it is, is what it is,''' would lie in court to protect "It usually helps the prose- dismissed the accusation as a In exchange for prosecution snatching only glimpses of Johnigan claimed Williams himself, but is less inclined to cution because they plant peo- devil's tale. testimony, he is serving a 22- Marasco one week before the admitted selling-out let an innocent person take his pie in prison to elicit informa- Edward Johnigan, 37, a vet- to 32-year sentence at the murder. Thompson because weight. tion," he said. eran of police shootouts, a Saginaw Correctional Facility Johnigan became suspi- Thompson sold him out first. "I would like to believe I WJlliams, cast as a prison two-time murderer and serv- for second-degree murder. cious of Wil1iams upon dis- Johnigan claimed WJlliams wouldn't," he said. rat, said he doesn't fear for his ing the rest of his life in prison Before accepting the deal, he cussing the trial during the told him and other inmates, "I Johnigan also refused to an- safety. without parole, maintains that risked a mandatory life sen- prison's twice-weekly recre- said what they (police) wanted swer certain questions on "I would call it a concern," killer-turned-prosecution wit- tence without parole if con- ation periods. Williams and me to say just to get the best grounds his answers might he said. "The Lord is my pro- ness Andre Lamar Williams, victed of premeditated homi- Johnigan were among a group deal possible" to avoid being hurt his chances for appeal. tection," 37, is a fink and liar. cide. of inmates who spent the peri- sent to "prison for the rest of "If you're going to ask me , Nevertheless, on July 1 he Johnigan said Williams, of Johnigan, also housed at od playing basketball. his life," questions about my case,I accepted transfer to tempo- Detroit, lied when saying City Saginaw, learned of Iske's During one such time, ac- Williams, a Bible toter since think I need all, attorney," he rary protective custody. of Grosse Pointe resident murder last month through a cording to Johnigan, Williams shortly after his arrest in' said. Johnigan no longer wants to Joseph Michael Marasco had newspaper report of the trial claimed to be a witness for the November by City police, dis- Stevens implied but did not play basketball with Wil1iams a role in the June 14, 2005, fa- in the courtroom of Circuit defense, not the prosecution. missed Johnigan's account. elaborate that Johnigan's offer, during exercise periods. tal shooting of a woman out- Judge Gregory D. Bill. "We was in the gym having "He would be influenced by to testify was prompted by "He's a snitch," Johnigan side Marasco's house. Johnigan criticized WJlliams a discussion about a case of the devil to come up against Norman Gray, a 63-year-old said. "I don't want to be asso- Marasco is being tried for on two counts: testifying for mine," said Johnigan, who is me," WJlliams said. man serving a life sentence at ciated with him anymore." the first-degree murder of the prosecution against appealing at least one of his 21 "He (WJlliams) tried to play Saginaw. Gray is Thompson's Defense attorneys said they Barbara Ann Iske, 57, of Thompson and for implicating felony convictions. "Will the God card so I would be Ie- stepfather, Stevens said. expect to make closing argu- Sterling Heights. Marasco unjustly. (Wil1iams' alleged nickname nient on him with mY,interro- One of Gray's nine aliases is ments this week.

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false testimony. vin,g him to the ambush site, in Tujaka worked nearly eight hands guarded by white plastic ~arsasaDetrottpatrolman surgical-type gloves to prevent lieutenant before joining the City just Painter heard the transfer of fingerprints. over 20 years ago. On the day Witnesses have testified that Iske died, Tujaka was recalled Marasco, a heroin addict with from his day off to serve as the advanced HIV and partial unfIanpable investigation's second in com- paralysis due to a stroke, also q1and,. . " sc i ; ,- sh()ts, :u,; j.',',,-:,.' r;",_<.~, '; disliked his si~eJ1,Ml!!lJllyt!lW ."Tliis is your firstinurd~r in- Sorge of Grosse Pointe Farms, vestigation?" asked Michael Marasco reportedly had a Rataj, an attorney for Marasco. falling out with Sorge regard- "Correct," said Tujaka, did ing his termination from the onstantl rarely elaborating to defense no family printing supply busi~ inquiries. ness. By Brad Undberg other to plan the murder and Rataj received permission By Brad Undberg was the barrel of a chrome- Prosecutors used those and StaffWril£' arrange payment afterward. from Circuit Judge Gregory D. Staff Writer plated revolver pointed a few related disputes to ifuply "Exactly," Tujaka answered. Bill to question Tujaka as an feet from her face. Marasco had a financial motive U. Eddie Tujaka might have "Exactly." adversarial witness. Another gruesome little de- Holding the weapon was for ordering Iske out of the a future on the sideshow cir- He spoke clearly and direct- "He's the second in com- tail came out last week about Williams, a 6-foot-l, 215- way. cuit as Mr.Memory. ly. mand in the prosecution of my the violent death of Barbara pound, parole violator with a Defense attorneys countered The 28-year law enforce- He presented himself as he client for first-degree murder," Ann Iske. history of armed robbery and with witness testimony that ment veteran had his synapses is: . said Rataj, explaining the re- "I heard the scream of a felony firearm convictions. He Marasco had money of his own sparking from the witness • a barrel-chested command quest. "It doesn't get much woman and gun shots within said he ambushed Iske dressed plus a guaranteed portion of stand last week in Wayne officer who worked his way up (more) adversarial than that, seconds of each other," testi- specially for the occasion. his mother's multi-million-dol- County Circuit Court. from gumshoeing a beat; your honor." . fied a house painter working He wore gym shoes, dark larestate. Tujaka rattled off telephone • a regular Joe who is most Tujaka admitted the investi- next door to where Iske was blue or black sWeatpants and a Attorney Donald Gasiorek numbers and call records link- comfortable being on a first- gation quickly focused on gunned down ill front of 21 black hooded sweatshirt with was subpoenaed to testify last ing three men accused of ar- name basis with everyone; Marasco, in part because his Dodge Place, a private street the hood pulled over his head week that in 2002 l\¥rasco ranging the City of Grosse • a seasoned interrogator sister suspected he had a role below Jefferson in the City of to avoid being identified. He came out on top in legal action Pointe's first homicide since who worms information out of inthe murder. Grosse Pointe. held the gun, which he said the Truman administration. suspects by playing good-cop Police obtained statements The painter, Volodymyr Thompson gave him while dri- See DEFENSE,page lOA "It sticks in my mind," bad-cop; and from Marasco family mem- Bachynskiy of Vv\lrren,needed Tujaka said of facts and figures • a witness who is self-as- bers and Marasco's elderly a Ukrainian interpreter to he'd been mining since being sured enough to risk attempt- and ill mother's caregivers translate his testimony in ,assigned to the case a few ing one-upmanship in court that Marasco hated Iske. Wayne County Circuit Court. hours after the victim's body when poked with questions by Prosecutors believe the ha, Bachynskiy said he didn't was discovered. defense lawyers he doesn't tred boiled over as Iske grew see Iske's murder nor did he "I've been workin,g a lot on like. from being his mother's long- descend his ladder to report this," he said. Jurors seemed impressed time bookkeeper to taking a the scream and gunfire at Tujaka told of pursuing with Tujaka's presentation. hand in halving his portion of about 10:30a.m. June 14,2005. every lead in the eight-month Only one nodded off - a the matriarch's substantial "I didn't pay attention to it," murder investigation "with a chronic catnapper - com- wiJI. he said. vengeance," He said he pared to at least four other ju- Tujaka said the investigation It was a lost opportunity for checked tips "with vigor." rors who have accumulated stal1eduntil cellular telephone City public safety officers to get Tujaka, one of the lead in- sand in their eyes on many oc- records linked Marasco, a jump on the first murder in- vestigators in the case, had casions during the five-weeks- Thompson and WJlliams. vestigation in many of their ca" been called to the witness and-counting combined trials Although Tujaka was among reers. stand by defense attorneys. of Marasco, 51, of the City and officers who arrested WJlliams Iske's body wasn't found un- Under cross examination by alleged co-conspirator on Nov. 16, 2005, he also was til about five hours later. It Assistant Prosecuting Thompson, 47, of Detroit. the first to befriend him after would be five months before Attorney Robert Stevens, Marasco is accused of con- nearly a week of what amount- the gunman was arrested and Tujaka listed from memory nivin,g to have Thompson and ed to solitary confinement. nearly three more months until how many times suspects 37-year-old Williams - ex- "There was a standing order prosecutors had enough evi- Joseph Michael Marasco, convicts who met in prison a (from the prosecuting attor- dence to arraign three men for Derrick Anthony Thomas and decade ago while serving ney) that no one was to have the crime. Andre Lamar Williams used felony sentences - murder any contact with (WJlliams)," Bachynskiy's testimony cellular telephones to call each Iske, 57, of Sterting Heights. iujaka said. came on day 18 of the com- other prior to, on and shortly WJlliams confessed to being WJlliams was getting antsy bined first-degree murder tri- after June 14, 2005 - the day paid $3,400 or $3,300 (his sto- sitting alone for five days in als of Dodge Place resident WJlliams pointed a revolver at rychan,ges) cash for the hit. the City's small jail cell when Joseph Michael Marasco, 51, ,Barbara Ann Iske's face and "It wasn't a big wad, but it shortly after lunch on Sunday, and alleged parmer in crime shot her to death as she ar- was a nice stack of money," he Nov.20, he asked Tujaka for a Derrick Anthony Thompson, Round Briliiant-cut rived for work at Marasco's admitted during a two-day Bible. 47,ofDetroit. diamond centers in AHEE signature house at 21 Dodge Place. preliminary examination in. "I said yes, I have my per- Marasco is accused of con- platinum and diamond custom settings. Tujaka recited various tele- March. sonal Bible,"Tujaka testified. vincing Thompson, a career phone numbers and said: Williams waived trial. He A couple days passed and criminal, to recruit a gunman • Marasco cal1edThompson sidestepped a mandatory life 'fujaka played upon the favor. to killIske. 37 times, sentence in prison if found "I had conversations with Police said Marasco wanted • Thompson called Marasco guilty of premeditated murder him ... about salvation and Iske dead because, in her job 33 times, by accepting terms from the things like that," Tujaka said. as his mother's personal book- • Thompson cal1edWJlliams prosecutor to testify against "He said he was seeking to get keeper, she limited his access 27 times and the two al1eged accomplices. right with Christ." to the fanilly money. • WJlliams cal1edThompson In return, WJlliams has be- Two days later, Nov. 22, Andre Lamar WJlliams, 37, 22 times. gun serving a 22- to 32-year WJlliamsconfessed and was of Detroit, has admitted firing edmund t.•AHEE jewelers Stevens asked Tujaka if tele- sentence for second-degree transferred, as he requested, the shots Bachynskiy ignored. phone records corroborated murder at the state correction- to a more comfortable facility Accordin,g to WJlliams' testi- 20139 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 WJlliams' testimony earlier in al facility of his choice. operated by the state correc- mony, the last thing Iske saw 800-987-AHEE • 313-886-4600 the trial about how the three Prosecutors can revoke the moments after she exited her www.aheejewelers.com men had been calling each deal ifWJlliams is found giving SeeTUJAKA, page lOA car in the Marasco driveway GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006

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GROSSE POINTE WOODS No payments & no interest for 12 MONTHS/* NextG expansion By Bob St. John age. It will also limit the Staff Writer "dead areas" in the communi- ty so cell phone calls aren't Many Unique. NextG Networks Inc. re- cut-off. ceived city council approval "We, as a council, really each installed Pella" each Architect Series®or Scooter, to expand its operations into had no choice but to approve replacement wintbJW· Designer Series· replacement Grosse Pointe Woods. the equipment because, of the patio ""or' The city of Grosse Pointe Metro Act," Woods Mayor Mopeds, Park recently gave its ap- Robert Novitke said.: "This Call Pella now or visit www.pel1a.com proval for the company to in- equipment should help city ro request an in-home appointment. Go-Carts stall nodes that will improve residents receive better cell cellular telephone connec- phone connections." & ATV's tions for residents. "The work is intended to THE PELLA WINDOW & OOOR STORE"· The Metro Act, which went blend into the landscape in to Choose From into effect Nov. 1, 2002, al- the locations in which the lows companies such as equipment will be installed," NextG to install the nodes via Woods City Attorney Chip 877·890·7203 a signed permit that each mu- Berschback said. "It's sup- nicipality has 45 days to ei- posed to improve cell 'phone 2 Blk's North of 1-696 ther accept or deny. In the coverage throughout the • Dc>e$not apply tJ;l 1'r000ine" or Pella· Imp.!!'vla" products, other re51rktlol1! may appJy. See Sl:or\!; for deta~s, Mult bEl (Just north of Costeo on the west side) iIlstlilled by Pella protmionals. Not valid with any other <)ff>lr or promotlol1, Valid for r~~eot project$ only. Prior Woods, several will be placed city." tallli. eXdLKfed.The Pella WlndclWs and Dool'$ ViJa wd ls l5$\led by weli.$ fllrgMinancial National eank, Spedal tErms of 12 months' ~<)-Imerest option will apply to purdlale! dlilfOed with approved

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GROSSE POINTE FARMS Donor sics police dog on councU

By Brad Lindberg StaffWHter

Parents whose clJi1drenhave come home with a stray animal in tow understand why Grosse Pointe Farms officialsare look- ing a gift horse in the mouth. A citizen has given the FarmS money to buy a police dog. While nQt questioning the donor's generosity nor the val- ue of a K9 officer,municipal of- ficials are trying to determine if , the offer of a free ddg carries too high a price. "We have a lot of apprehen- sion," said Farms Mayor James Farquhar. "Once we make the commitment, that's that. A dog isn't something you have for a year and get rid of:" Creating a K9 unit requires city council approval. "We looked into getting one a couple years ago," Farquhar said. ':Atthat time, the feeling was it would be tough. We'd have (financial) constraints. We had an agreement at the time to borrow a dog from an- other community if we needed one. Now the Cityhas one." Raleigh, the City of Grosse Pointe public safety depatt- ment's German shepherd and inspiration for the Farms dona- tion, has become his own line item in the municipal budget. Raliegh's $44,028 total cost included purchase and initial outfitting. A police cruiser had to be customized with a $2,000 ca- nine vehicle insett.' Raleigh, PHOTO BY FRANK SCHULTE bought as a puppy,. from a Joanne Nicolay of Grosse Pointe Shores, representing the Ms Joanne Nicolay Foundation, has donated money to the City of Grosse Pointe for its K9 team and,to breeder behind the former Iron establish a team in Grosse Pointe Flmns. Shown with Nicolay in front of Farms public safety headquarters are, from left, City Officer MichaelAimeranti and , Curtain in Europe, is budgeted Raleigh; Dan Jensen, newly appointed director of public safety for Grosse Pointe Flmns; Robett Ferber, retired public safety director of Grosse Pointe Flmns; and to eat $700 per year in food and City Public Safety Director AI Fincham. supplements. Veterinary ser- vices are forecast at $500 annu- lead. Total cost of leads: $108. "Raleigh is fantastic," said AI Almeranti, take part in up to 35 ter's bed. But Raleigh was The orlly precedent Farms ally. As a full-fledged member of Fincham, public safety director incidents per month. there anyway, ready to search officials !lave in the way of ani- , Raleigh has his own $200 the force, Raleigh wears a detailed for the next few Investigations include random through bushes or trace the mal maintenance is Kate, the tst aid kit and $120 kennel badge and, thanks to a, months as temporary asSiStant• happenings during patrol. The child's scent to the Lake St. border collie. Farms officials Ilmte,.Jie has a 30-foottracking fundraisi6g effort that generat- city manager. ' pair also provides backup to Clair shoreline. putchased and had Kate lead, a six-foot obedience lead, ed contributions from all over FinCham said Raleigh and brother communities. Public "I'm a big animal lover," trained to chase geese away a narcotics lead and a waist the Pointes, a bullet-proof vest. his handler, Officer Michael relations duties include school Nicolay said. "I'm happy to do from Pier Park. presentations. ' anything 1 can do to help ani- Dick Huhn, park director, Within the past few weeks, mals - or people." said Kate eats about $75 worth Raleigh put his nose to work. ffRaleigh's earned his treats," of food and, treats per month. with Park officers catching a said Dan Jensen, Farms public Veterinary bjlls, including pre- suspect fleeing on foot into safety director. "It's been ventive heart-worm examina- Detroit. Raleigh regularly demonstrated in the City of tions, cost a few hundred dol- sniffs out drugs in vehicles of Grosse Pointe how well the lars per year, HUhn said. drivers stopped for traffic in- program works. We've used Kate appears to be wotth fractions. During a raid in him for tracking. But funding every cent. Detroit last month, police re- needs to be established." "The bird population at the potted suspects in a house Farms officials are sitting on park has been ~duced," HUhn were uncooperative until they Nicolay's donation. If they re- said. ''We don't ~ave droppings saw Raleigh waiting on the ject a dog of their own, they'll all over the plaq'l for people to porch. forward her money to the City dodge. We attribute that to Two weeks ago, Raleigh ap- ' to benefit Raleigh. Kate scaring theIll away." AND EARN peared at the Grosse Pointe " Woods Branch library. He and UP TO Officer Mike, as school kids know Almeranti, participated GROSSE POINTE FARMS AN EXTRA in a campaign designed to in- spire clJi1drento read. ..350/0 APy..t "He's very, very busy/' Fincham said of the dog. Just for participating in "Clearly the need is there for a Girls sought our Loyalty Program. second K9 team in the Ask us how. Pointes." The Farms last week re- ceived what police will only in burglaries term as a "substantial" gift of money to estab\ish their own t.35% APY bonus on money market account only. Bonus rate on 13-month CD Is .24% APY for Loyalty Program. 'Annual PercentageYield (APY) on 13-month COIs accurate as of 6/29/06, Minimum opening balance requirement K9squad. ByBrad Lindberg homeowners ma~ be away is $500 and maximum deposit is $100,000. Penally may be imposed for ea~y withdrawal. Not available for public "It's a deterrent to crime," Staff Writer working," said Mike McCarthy, units. Account fees could reduce earnings. Other restrictions may apply. said the donor, Joanne Nicolay, a Farms detective. \ "Annual Percentage Yield (APY) Is accurate as at 6/29/06. PJ'Y Is 3;00% for balances of $0-$24,999; 3.25% for about police dogs. Two teenage girls are sus- He said the burgl\u's are cap- balances of $25,000-$49,999; 3.75% for balances of $50,000-$99,999. Account fees could reduce eamings. A She also gave money to the pected of committing at least italizing on unlocj

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NEWS 7A Crime Stoppers cashes out crime By Brad Undberg "It's a great organization," Staff Writer said Mike Makowski, director of the Woods. Criril'e\Stoppers helps' stop "It's a resource that extends critne·i'· \ the reach of law enforcement," CrirIleStoppers gives citizens said Randy Skotarczyk, Harper a toolito put criminals in jail. Woods police chief. Crime!Stoppers pays cash for A Crime Stoppers tip led to tips that lead to arrests. Crime arrests in last year's murder of Stoppers has begim a publicity Barbara iSke. Suspects are be- campljign. ing tried fo~first-degree murder All (op law enforcement offi- in Wayne COuntyCircuit Court. cers i'fOm the Grosse Pointes ''It all stait$with a person's and H./UPerWoods are spread- decision to report a crime by' ing tljle word about Crime calling Crime Stoppers' anony- Stoppers. mous tip hotline,~Broad said. Area police cruisers are being "Crime StoppEl!::sis another tagged with bumper stickers tool we use in the continuing listing the Crime Stoppers hot- mission to combat crime," said line: 1 (800) SPEAK UP, or 1 AI Fincham, City public safety From left, Dave Hiller, chief of the Park, Mike Makowski; chief (800) 773-2587. director. of the Woods, AI Fincham, City publlc safety chief, Sgt. Thny Tip-!> are anonymous. Callers "It's another excellent, coop- Rall1ing,City of Grosse Pointe, PSO 'fraci Johnson, Grosse don'( give their own name, erative effort," added paniel Pointe Fanns, Daniel Jensen, newly-named chief of the Flll'1tls Thinkin8 of ~e11in8? phone number or address. Jensen, Farms director. '. and Randy Skotarczyk, Harper Woods pollee chief. Tipst~rs aren't called to testify Hiller cited an exampl~, of Call us first in col,ut. Rewards are issued how the promise of a crnhe inthe house and left. Crime Stoppers' Michigan. He through a third party whereby Stopper reward can quickiy in\ "Before we got back to the said about half of the tipsters We'll open the world to you . the tipster is identified by a code duce tips that break cases. station, we had three phone who qualify for a reward turns nUIl)b~r,hot by name. "One of our officers chased a calls,"Hiller said. "They named it down. ''1ih~citizen collects reward purse snatcher to a house in the suspect." "They do it because they money at a local bank branch Detroit," Hiller said. llNo oneat An arrest resulted: want to help the quality of life," without ever disclosing his or the house said they knew about "The tipster wanted his mon- Bannister said. "You're not her Identity," said John Broad, the incident. We told them ey and we were happy to pay," putting yourself at risk. Youcan Van Cleef & Arpels president of Crime Stoppers. Crime Stoppers had $1,000 Hillers1lid. make the call. Nobody knows Cat Pin "It works," said Dave Hiller, available for tips. Last y'ear 1,200 tips resulted who you are or where the call Grosse Pointe Park public safe- Hiller placed a handful of in 250 arrests, according to Tim came from. It's completely and ty director. Crime Stoppers cards on a table Bannister, spokesman for totally anonymous."

We're the Experts who will get the most for GROS,SE POINTE FARMS your Jewelry {ff Diamonds Signed pieces {ff objects d'art Call Now for a Confidential Appointment New city clerk from within NowAccepting items for our ""eptember 10. 2006 Fine Jewelry ©' Timepieces Auction By BradUndberg the opportunity, afforded to tion for the Aug. 8 primary sistant city manager and, es- StaffYmtet me by my 'predecessor election. sentially, clty clerk. He's tiours Tuesday lhru&aturday 10 a,m. to 6 p.m. (Richard Solak), to work "We're getting geared up for proven hhnself to be very ca- Additional tiouro by appointment Matthew Tepper haS 'been through a couple of election the process," Tepper said. pable." named city clerk of Grosse cycles and become familiar "The highiight is the election Councilman Terry Davis en- Pointe Farms. Tepper wlll will all facets of administering itself." dorsed giving Tepper addition- serve as clerk while retaining an election before assuming Tepper was hired more than al responsibility but not until Joseph DuMouchelle the job of assistant city manag- the title of city clerk and the reo, two years ago as assistant city confirming his eagerness to 17 Kerohev8l Ave. C"""se PointeFarms.MI 48236 er. Tepper takes over the clerk- sponsibilities that go with that manager. become clerk. (313) 884-4800 ship from Shane Reeside, who title," Reeside said. "It's amazing how time "Do you really want it, be- Inside the Punchlli JudyLobby remains city manager. Tepper has, already tested flies," Reeside said.":'Matt has cause, it '.gav~ ,,shane: !gray ":',c; "':,1"" ".,." hi",· ,1'Myintent was to'give"Matt ballot procedures"mpiepara' done an outstanding job as as. hair?" Davisjoked. •

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EDITORIALS Murder trial

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he hopefully soon-to-be-concluded trial of a City of Grosse Pointe man implicated in the murder of his mother's bookkeeper last year gives us a distasteful glimpse of a lawless underworld. In the exhaustive coverage of Ute trial before Judge Gregory D, Bill in Wayne County Circuit Court, reporter Brad Undberg sheds light on the lives and slang of a subculture Grosse Pointers rarely see and hear and hopefully will never experience. lliN?OPLANE SO~f) CUP We have not seen anything like this since the killing of Pointe resident Benjamin Gravel in 1990. In that case, he was shot and killed on his way home from a meeting at Bayview Yacht Club. Why? Because the teenage perpetrators needed a car to Thanks community cellent job in connection with go to a party. So they catjacked Mr. Gravel. for support this year's theme, '\\round the In the current case, the City man, Joseph Michael Marasco, World." is accused of hiring two Detroit men, both career criminals, to To the Editor: We hope to see you at the kill his mother's bookkeeper because he feared he was being The weather was picture- 16th annual Garden Tour to be cut out of the family money. L TTERS perfect for our 15th annual held in June 2007, lIS we con- His attorneys deny this and proclaim their client's inno- The Grosse Pointe News welcomes your letters to the editor. Grosse Pointe Garden Center's tinue to raise funds for the pro- cence. By the printing of this newspaper, it was hoped the case Aliletters should be typed, double-spaced, signed and limited to Garden Tour held June 24 and motion of education, beautifi- would be before the jury. 250words. Longer letters may be edited for length and all letters 25. cation, horticulture and con- In this and previous issues of the Grosse Pointe News, Mr. may be edited for content. We reserve the right to refuse any let- In order to put on an event of servation in our community by Undberg reports on jailhouse justice, or honor among thieves. ter.Include a daytime phone number for verification or questions. this magnitude, there are many making grants available for In thj§ case, honor among habitual criminals. One of the wit- The deadline for letters is 3 p.m Monday. ' people in the community who beautification projects, schol- nessi!!!iis seIVinglife inprison for murder. need to be thanked publicly for arships, workshops and lec- The prisonmate of confessed shooter Andre Lamar Wrlliams their generous support. We tures. is calling the killer a "raf' and a "snitch" because he is testify- Primary election your vote. would like at this time to per- If you would like to have ing on the prosecution's behalf to save his own skin. voter information c.J. HARRISON sonally tnank the followihg: your home on next year's tour Mr. Wrlliams is despised in prison not because he killed Grosse Pointe Farms The gracious homeowners: or know anyone who has a someone but because he didn't "take the weight," that is, doing 10 the Editor: Victor and Shirley Bloom; garden worth showing, please the time without implicating others. Because we live in the Schoolboard James and Cheryl Brennan; contact the Garden Center at (313) 881-7511. NoWthe, 4ill~r is a jailhouse convert. Apparently, he was led i Pointes and Harper Woods, it is presidency Edwin and Rosemary Dyer; to his savjor by City Lt. Eddi~ Tujaka, who lent Mr.Wrlliams his important for us to vote in pri- Gerald, Lynne and Bonnie JANET L. HAGEN Rih\"'J ,'" ' ,'" maty elections. 10 the EditOr: Krueger; Mary McHale; and Garden Thur Chairperson 2006 -'z1:1t':.':il.,,'.,.·,····. ,,'; '. We will not suggest guilt or mnocence. That is for the JUryto Many county and state elec- Thank you for the excellent Elena and Scott Russell. Grosse Pointe Garden Center decide. But what a waste of life and what an ominous picture tions are de.cided in our pri- coverage in the editorial The businesses that con- of a subculture we hope to never see. maries rather than the gen.erai ("School Board Presidency'1 tributed time, money and ser- Vetokeeps Career criminals and killers. People who have no apparent elections. We have both a on page SAfor July 6.Youhave vice: A.H. Peters FUneral helmet law compunction about putting a gun to an innocent woman's county commissioner and state put forth the facts in clear and Home; Abbott & Nicholson head and pulling the trigger. For what? $3,300 or $3,400. The Senate race that demand our easy-to-understand words in- P.C.Attorneys at Law; Alex M. 10 the Editor: killer can't remember which. attention and action. dicating that a few board mem- Lu.cido & Associates, Realtors; I was confused and dis- And who speaks for the victim, Barbara Ann Iske, whose on- It's important to look at the bers cared' enough to take Andiamo Restaurants; William mayed as' to why Gov. ly fault was to do her job? And who speaks for her family and incumbents and ask ourselves, classes and learn how to be a Bender, DDS; Charvat the Granholm vetoed the bill re- friends? regardless of party lines, if they more effective school board Florist Inc.; English Gardens; s.cindingthe helmet .law. We have come a long way as a race, but we have a longer actually show up and do the member. Farmer Jack; Flowers by Gov. Granholm stated pUb- way to go. work their office demands. The Grosse Pointe school Gabrielle; Grosse Pointe licly that she was concerned Can you easily see what they board cannot afford to have Florists Inc.; Meldrum & Smith fot the safety of the .citizens of have done for our community, members who are learning on Nursery; MDE Corporation; Michigan If this was the real or is their worll:so meager that the job at the expense of resi- Nature Nook F:lorist; Pip reason for the veto, then why they have somehow stayed un- dents/taxpayers!voters. If Mr. Printing; Pat Scott Jewelers; not ban smoking in the state? der the radar while getting a Ismail and Mrs. Dindoffer can The Quilter's Patch; Rabaurs I called Gov. Granholm's of- Movin' on up salary they haven't truly work at full-time jobs and stiJl Interiors; Soulliere fice, l$d I talked to a very nice earned? ' find time to take MASB class- Landscaping & Garden man who answered the phone. When it comes to non-in- es, the other board members Center; Telly's Greenhouses; I eXplained my reason for call- cumbents, do they have a can also do it. Pointe Pedlar; and Wild Birds ing was to question the gover- inthe Farms record of hard work that serves If Mrs. Kennedy can find Unlimited. nor's veto and her rationale to the community, a knowledge time to take MASBclasses, she Publi.cityis key to success, so do so. I told him, as a nurse ity qerk Matt Tepper. It has a good ring to of issues important to us, and surely can find time to sit we would like to thank these anesthetist, I have been called it.AS'itshould. do they have an agenda that through full school board people as well: Grosse Pointe to the emergency room and in- Mr. Tepper was "just hired" (more than serves the people rather than meetings without telling anoth- News, Detroit Free Press, The tensive care unit too many two years ago) as assistant.city inanager in being self-serving? er trustee (asking business Detroit News, other local area times to remember, to insert a Grosse Pointe Farms. He replaced Shane To know more about the in- questions) that he should con- newspapers and WM1V breathing ,tube in a patient's ReliSide, who became .citymanager to re- cumbents and candidates who duct the public's work off-line. Channel 5. trachea because he or she place Rich Solak, who retired. have held offices that are dif-· Since the board has de.cided The public safety depart- could no longer breathe adEl'- Sometimes hiring from within is not a ferent from those they seek, to stop working with commit- ments of Grosse Pointe Park, quately due to smoking . .I also good idea. Sometimes promoting merely ingrains a bad bu- visit the Web site michigan- tees, the public has very few Shores and Woods. The assis- told him I have never had to do reaucracy and fails to bring in new ideas. But calling up mem- votes.org. There, you can look ways to determine What is go- tance of Shirley Martin, master the same for a motorcycle ac.ci- bers from the Farms farm club seems to be working. at their past legislative voting ing on regarding construction gardener coordinator, and her dent victim. ' Mr. Reeside has proven to be a fine replacement for his boss, records and see how they vot- and all of the other work the many volunteers who were at The nice man referred me to Mr. Solak, who was in turn promoted to fill the chair of his ed on issues important to us. committees did. the individual homes to answer the communications office of boss, Andy Bremer. Mr. Tepper was hired to fill the role of as- To see where their money The last minutes I can find questions relating to garden- the governor where a very nice sistant .city manager when Mr. Reeside was promoted .city comes from, go to the state of on the board of education Web ing. lady told me the governor nev- manager. Michigan's Secretary of State site (under Board, Briefs and Local outlets that helped er takes a stand on an issue un- Since then, Mr.Reeside has continued to act as city clerll:un- Web' site. Look up their earn- Minutes) are dated Feb. 13. with the ticket sales: Grosse til it reaches her desk to either til Mr. Tepper has had a couple of elections as assistant under paign committee financial Mr. Walsh appears not to Pointe War Memorial, Charvat sign or veto. Therefore, she, his belt. Now he, his boss and the city council believe he is records. have taken any MASB COUTSesthe Florist, Conner Park Florist would not have a stand on ban- ready to add city clerk to his growing nameplate. Think of what is most impor- during the partial year since he Inc., Flowers by Gabrielle, ning smoking in the state. We think Mr. Tepper, a smart, amiable man, will make a taut to you and call their leg- was appointed to the school Gross,e Pointe Florists Inc., I thought the governor did good clerk. islative anll/or campaign of- board. Despite his lack of train- Meldrum & Smith Nursery, take public stands on issues He inherits a difficultjob. DOUbtless,Mr.Tepper will become fices. Even if you don't speak ing, knowledge or leadership Nature Nook Florist, The such as equal rights, capital the Farms' expert on election matters, ifhe isn't already. with them personally, you can experience, his desire to be Pointe Pedlar, Soulliere punishment and abortion. Good luck, Matt, on your first test in the Aug. 8 primary. tell a lot about them from the president of the board has Landscaping & Garden Center I know many motorcyclists kind of response you get. been obvious for many and Wild Birds Unlimited. die each year with the helmet Call those who are in office months. Hosts and hostesses who fa- law, and more might die with- and see if they are even there, What would experienced cilitated the tour at each house; out a helmet law, but shouldn't OUR STAFF or if they get back to you. I re- employees of a $130 million our tireless committee' mem' it be each individual's decision call trying to get through to one corporation think if the newest bers and their spouses/part- whether or not to wear a hel- EDITORIAL CIRCtJL<11ON (313)ts2-0294 Karla(313) 343-5577__ county offi.cial for weeks and and most inexperienced em- ners for the support. met? People choose allthe time ChuckKlonke: Sports Editor only reaching an answering , ployee ran for preSident after If it were not for the parti.ci- to smoke. Ann fuuty: Staff Writer Debbie Greene machine. My calIs were never less than a year with the com- pation of the many volunteers Ifthe House and Senate,both Bob St. John: Staff1Miter passed the bill to make wear- Brad Undberg: StatfWrlter DISPlAY ADVEImSING returned. On the other hand, pany? What would teachers from the Garden Center mem- Beth Quinn: Staff Writer (313) 882-3500 I've gone to coffee hours to and parents think if a teacher bership, local garden clubs and ing a helmet an option, why , Diane Morelli: Peter J. BIrkaer: meet elected offi.cia1sand come with less than one year of ex- individual participation from didn't the governor go along Editorial Assistant with it? ' BettyBrosseau: Proofreader ADiy Corarad: away sure I was actually heard. perience tried to become the community residents, we could AdrninistrativeAssistant Member Suburban --, Debra Pascoe: Copy EdItor Summer has become a time district superintendent? not have this wonderful event. Insurance lobby money? Newspapers ofAmericaand Kathleen M. Stevenson: Suzanne Swanson, Proofreader NattonalNewspaper Association AcIvertising Representative when we hope to relax, yet find History teaches us that many We greatly appre.ciate all of Here's the bottom line: Beth Swanson, Intern Julie R. Sutton: we are still too busy, too often. people have had ambitions be- the many patrons who visited Governor, do you really believe PRODUcnON Advertlsfng Representative CIASSIFlED (313) 882-6090 KenC.Ong: Keep in mind that absentee yond their capacity, but in this these homes the two days the you are protecting Ute motor- (313) 882-6000 KenSchop: , Advertising Representative ballots are a good alternative. local case, six other trustees gardens were open. If you cyclists of Michigan from Barbara Yazbeck Vethacke: Productlon~r Manager Greg Barroslew:lcz When you look around the can use their collectivewisdom haven't been to visit the trial themselves or are you simply Fran~: community you love and re- to rein in Mr. Walsh's presently gardens or children's garden at doing what the insurance lob- Assistant Manager 'l""'H ..... PatThpper Melanie Mahoney flect on what you believe and inappropriate ambition. the Grosse Pointe War byists demand? PeonyDenlok Memorial, please do so. The RICHARD SCHROEDER Carol Jarman value most, let it inspire you to CHARLESCOLLINSON Sara Dykstra support those beliefs through Grosse Pointe Pork garden clubs have done an ex- Grosse Pointe Park GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006 OP-ED 9A

I SAY By Beth Quinn

',:,'1" Protectingwhat we love :f 'il lawns nationwide. cides relative to body weight of developing canine lym- • Place a thick layer of mulch necessary and avoidusing a set II!.., That's a lot of chemicals. than adults and have develop- phoma and bladder cancer. ofthree to four inches around program . Most of us know herbicides ing organs that make them SEMCOGsuggests some en- trees and plants to cut down on • Use pesticides and herbi- and pesticides are washed from more vulnerable and less able vironmentally-safe ways resi- weeds and retain water. cides sparingly by spot-spray- , our lawns and gardens into to detoxify toxins. dents can care for their lawns: • Set your lawn mower to cut ing problem areas. , it storm drains which lead direct- A study published in the • Select plants native to grass high - three inches is the Better yet, perhaps we 1yinto our lakes and streams. ':Journal oftheNational Cancer Michigan. Nativeplants are ' rule. Tallgrass promotes root should rethink how we want The very chemicals that are Institute" found home and gar- better able to tolerate our cli- growth and shades out weeds. our lawns to look. making our Grosse Pointe den pesticide use can increaSe mate, need less fertilizer and • Don't bag grass clippings. Dowe really need one that 'r,ii' ccording to the lawns and gardens picture-per- the risk of childhood leukemia water, and are more disease re- Nutrients from the decaying looks like a golf course? Southeast fect are polluting one of our by almost seven tiriJes. sistant. Some suggestions are grass go back into the lawn, re- What's wrong with clover I.,~:' Michigan Council biggest assets - Lake St. Clair. Exposure can also increase a black-eyed susan, purple cone- ducing the need to fertilize by and a few dandelions? 'll" of Governments Not only is the lake being child's likelihood of developing flower and columbine; blueber- 25 percent or more. Rememberthose beautiful bou- il ,(SEMCOG)and harmed, but lawn chemicals asthma, behavioral disorders ry and raspberry bushes; • Wateryourlawnonlywhen quets you made out ofthem for 'I Athe Southeast Michigan canjeopardize the health of and motor dysfunction. Christmas, lady and maiden- necessary; Lawns need about your mother when you were :1 Partners for CleanWater,more two other precious assets- Studies have found that dogs hair ferns; and black walnut, one inch of water per week. young? 'I than 70millionpounds of pesti- children and pets. exposed to herbicide-treated hickory;Douglas fir and white Use a rain gauge. Thrnonyour Perhaps we need to return to cides are applied annually to Children take in more pesti- lawns can double their chance pine trees. sprinkler system only when those good old days. I

1 STREETWISE ByReneeLanduyt I

Are your kids bored yet?

Ifyou have a question you would like asked, drop us a note at 96Kercheval on The Hill in GrossePointe Fanns, MI 'No, they wake up 'No, because they are 'No, not yet. They're 'Between camp, base- 'They are habitually 48236or email to editor@ They have been very grossepointenews.com busy reading, swim- even earlier now to go very active in swim having fun.' ball and vacations, bored even though ming, picnicking and to the park.' team and spend lots HEATHER LARSON they don't have time they have plenty to going to camp.' KRISTINA STEPHENS of time with friends.' GrossePointe Park to be bored.' do.' Port Huron NIKKI PEARSE- VICKITOMA DAVELANDUYf KATHLEENMAIALE HATHAWAY GrossePointe Woods Grosse Pointe Park Grosse Pointe Park Detroit

FYI By Ben Burns Grass is greener for Blake Crawford and landscaping business was profession in the past two Brooklyn, 7,Avery, 4, and '~out three miles up the ers futished the climb. After a Naples, F1a.,a place where his years have made him the cov- Peyton, 20 months -live in mountain, we began to hear few of us scrambled up to the father, Richard, vacatiops and er boy on a landscape man- Naples and are members of and smell vvhat sounded like top of the rock face above Where the'Clflwfords bUiltthe agement trade magl\Zine. fie , the First Baptist Church there, , 1,000whining 2'yelii"oldswith (topping out somewhere largest co!D'mercilil"builGiiJ.gin has 60 employees - 50 out, ' soggy diapers, but soqn saw ,around 10,000feet), we decld- Collier County - a Fifth Third landscaping and 10in the of- Emily reports up in the distance a huge herd ed to make our way down the bank. fice.Asked how many of his Our intrepid Habitat for of cattle slovvlymaking their mountain before any type of For the most part, Blake competitors had hired a public Humanity cyclist riding coast way upward. The cows were altitude sickness could set in. doesn't ride like a crazed lawn relations firm to tout their to coast to raise money to help not to happy to see us, but de- 'Mer climbing 5,000 feet in ikehun,dreds of oth- mower jockey around lawns; business, Blake answered deserving poor folks build spite Laura's concern that they the morning, we descended er hardworking he manages his fast-grovving honestly: "Probably nobody." homes has been in the saddle might attack, and Tony's the same amount after lunch folks, Blake business. It reportediy did Blake estimates there are for 45 days by novv.The north- taunting them because we in about an hour's time. We Crawford,33,movvs $150,000 in business during Its 2,500 competitors competing ern group of 28 bikers is in were so much faster, they did found a new favorite road sign grass for a living. first seven months, and he pro- for business in the south Butte, Mont., working on a little more than 'moo' and - Trucks Use Lovv Gear Next LBut Crawford halls from a jects the company will do $4 F10ridaCounty, and only 1 hOme-buildproject. Here's leave covvpies all over the 18Miles. Wow.Not only were successful and prominent million in business this year. percent will ever reach the Emily's report from July 2: road. The cows were accom- we able to coast for the last 30 Grosse Pointe family.He grad- He had spent the first five million-dollar revenue mark. "Holy cow - today was the panied by about 15cowboys miles, but the pine trees and uatedfrom North in '91 and months of 2004 designing his Blake see~himself as more best day ever.We vvokeup at and girls who thought that we gray granite rocks we had attended Hope College in cpmpany on paper, borrowing of a coach than an owner or the foot of the BigHorn were just about as crazy as we watched during the climb Holland. He did stints manag- from his experience in auto- manager, "a hands-on coach. Mountains and started off the found this situation to be. opened up into a stunning red ing commercial real estate and motive industry plant manage- If you can gain their respect, day with a great breakfast pro- Despite many offers, none of sandstone «anyon. One of our in the automotive supply busi- ment and testing various pro- they will go the extra mile for vided by our hosts in Buffalo, them wanted to swap their most beautiful rides by far. ness before returning to a grams. The end results include you," he says of his employ- Wyo.We got our first glimpse horses for our shiny, poop-cov- Can't wait to see what tomor- business he started in middle the Crawford Landscaping lo- ees. of the snow-capped mountains ered bikes, so we kept pushing rovvbrings,J" school with a friend, Chris go and a fleet of bright-red "Wedeliver quallty and ser- about 20 miles into yesterday's on. - Emily Garlough, Grosse Mourad -lawn mowing. trucks. vice from day one and have a ride, and they stood off in the '~out 30 miles later (aver- 'Pointe Park But Blake doesn't mow He may not be the biggest .jotof loyal business cus- distance for the remainder of aging 10mph, that's only 3.5 Ben Burns of the City of Grosse Pointe lawns any lawn service in Naples or tomers," Blake said. the ride. Unfortunately, the hours of climbing!), we Grosse Pointe is director of the 'more. He did a study and con- F1orida,yet, but his success Blake and his wife, Tara, 1O,000-footpeaks didn't van- reached the top of the Big journalism program at Wayne cluded the place to start a lawn and enthusiasm for his new and their three daughters- ish overnight as we had Horns - our first official State University. He can be hoped, so a 35-mile climb vvas mountain chain! We surnmited reached at burnsben@ our first order ofbusiness this at 9,666 feet on the Powder comcast.net or by phone at morning. River Pass, and all of our rid- (313) 882-2810.

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Fbrmer Grosse Pointer-done-good Blake Crawford proudly shows of one of the trucks that make up his landscaping company's fleet in Naples, Fla. He founded and has grown the compa- ny into a $4 million operation. GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006

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residents while they are walk- VERNIER: iog to their cars. Rubbish and paper compost No recycling bags will be picked up on Vernier and moved to a desig- during work nated spot for pick up by Waste Management on Monday Continued from page lA mornings. Recycling cannot be picked cle identification. up during construction so it Early morning patrols con- may be dropped off at the tinue to monitor the safety of Department of Public Works.

sewage customer. . WATER: Meanwhile, accurate flow measurements duriog the me: Recycling fee ters' first six months of opera- tion translated into reduced reduced fees, Reeside said. Duriog the second six months, he added, Continued from page lA flow volumes turned out greater than had been estimat, Water and Sewerage ed. Department, Overall, costs based on actual The Farms purifies its own volume were close to estimates, The Lake Front Park pool, above, is still operational, but the liner and renovations will have to be done once the summer season drinking water but sends Reeside said. . ends. sewage to Detroit for treat- Modzioski said the city haS ment. $200,000 available for sewer the list of repairs sent by B&B ing platforms. guards," Sharp said. "The The Farms recycliog fee was liniog and maiotenance, with LINER: Pool Pools and added several other • To iostall anchors for stan- company provides a trainiog reduced to $6, or $1 less than another $250,000 on hand to improvements, including chions to be used with the 50- video for the lifeguards to see. before. replace water maios. He said will also have deepening the entire 82-meter, meter course. It's a fun thiog that will be for "The recycling fee has been the water department has a 10-lane area of the back sec- • To assess the condition of boys and girls of all ages." reduced because the city has $280,000 cash flow for capital climbing wall tion of the pool, replacing the the maio drain pipe and ex- Councilmembers Vicki accumulated a $100,000 sur- improvements to the water two corner steps with a contin- plore the possibility of CIPP Granger and, Darryl Spicher plus over the past 10years," ac- plant: Continued from page lA uous stair system that extends (Cured-io-Place-Pipe) . recently traveled to several cording to Modzioski. "The re- A $343,000 bid was approved the entire length of the shal- • To include Anderson, neighboring communities in duction io the recycliog fee will this week to replace roofs at the or to receiving the bad news. . low end with a "wet deck" on Ecksteio and Westrick, Inc. io wayne. and Macomb counties, save our residents $16,400." water filtration plant on Moross Tim Sekmak of B&B Pools, the top step which would be the process to assess the struc- checkiog out city pools. New water meters iostalled and on a portion of the pump- whose company has serviced four feet wide and three ioch- tural integrity of the concrete "The Lake Front pool is a about one year ago may result ing station at Kerby and the Lake Front pool for years, es deep. This step would be io- shell. gem in our community, and io lower sewage costs. Meters Chalfonte. and his crew have checked the stalled with two sets of railings The pool will also be we have to do everythiog we determine fees based on actual Farms officials estimated the pool and liner and are ready to spaced 22 ioches apart. equipped with the AquaClimb can to keep it goiog strong," flow volume rather than esti- project would cost $330,000 be- do the work. Sharp 'provided coun- system, which is a modular Granger said. mates, fore reaIiziog part of the pump "We have a comfort level cilmembers with other pool wall consisting of 3-feet by 3- "Most of the communities Shane Reeside, city manager, station roof needed attention. with B&B Pools," coun- plans. They are: feet fiberglass panels. Each we visited use B&B Pools for said Farms officials are devel-. "It's io dire need of replace- cllmember Lisa Piokos Howle • To iostall a handicapped panel can be' turned in four service," Spicher said. "It oping an agreement with ment," said Matthew Tepper, said. "I'm comfortable with ramp on the peninsula side of different ways to change the made my decision easier." Detroit to become a metered assistant city manager. passiog the motion." the shallow end of the pool. level of difficulty and keep The repairs and renovations Woods Parks and • To install anchors for 10 challengiog each individual. will be made when the pool Recreation Director Melissa starting blocks on three sides "The AquaClimb would not closes, but the AquaClimb will Sharp said she is io favor of of the pool along with 10 start- need any additional life- be installed io the near future. Defense attorrieys want the TUJAKA: witness' testimony to support their claim that Marasco had Killer thanks nothiog to do with Iske's mur- der; that Williams and brother Eddie Thompson killed Iske while stealing her laptop computer Continued from page 3A bag they mistakenly thought contained a substantial tions department: amount of Illoney. WIlli'WIslater wrote a letter Last week a court reporter u , to Tujaka, thankiog "brother was called to recount testimo- Eddie,"i:SJ<'-, ny WIlliams gave during the WIlliams wrote of beiog io- prelimioary hearing about dis- spired to confess due to carding of the murder Tujaka's example of "prayer weapon, computer bag and and obedience to the Holy other physical evidence of the Spirit." crime. Marasco's defense team pro- . "What stuff did you dispose duced a jailhouse witness this of?" asked Prosecutor Stevens. week who testified that Williams answered, "The WIlliams' confession is a ruse gun, the bag, the papers that to eke out a lighter-than-life was io the bag. Everything that sentence. had to do with the hold up."

Marasco needn't commit mur- DEFENSE: der to stay hooked to the fami- ly financial pipeline, he was Estate to be slated to receive half of his mother's estate upon her splitequally death. In an earlier version of the Continued from page 3A will, Mrs. Marasco cut out her daughter entirely, according to against his sister and others Sorge's testimony. stemming from his termina- FUrthermore, if Joseph tion. Marasco preceded his mother Gasiorek represented io death, the family fortune Marasco io the action. The at- was to leapfrog a generatioI) torney said terms of an out-of- and go to Sorge's children. court settlement consisted of Sorge testified about dis- Marascobeiog bought out of cussiog the lopsided will with the business for $150,000. Iske, but denied askiog her to There were additional pay- intercede. ments of $15,000 annually for Nevertheless, Mrs. Marasco seven years. Marasco also thereafter changed her will to would continue beiog covered split the estate equally between under the company retiree her two rival offspring. Iske health plan. was named a trustee, but re- According to other testimo- portedly had no power to alter ny meant to show that payouts.

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...... • The Grosse Poiote Chamber of Commerce hosts ani;Jw member orientation at 8:30 a.m. at the Grosse Poiote Woods Community Center. SUNDAY, JULY 16 For ioformation, call (313) 881-4722. Continued from page lA .

able at the Harper Woods • The Grosse Pointe Chamber Public Library, 19601 Harper --of Commerce holds its semi- (southbound 1-94service dri- annual busioess meeting at ve). 5:30 p.m. at the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House. For iofor- lAnnual Percentage Yield (APY) of 2.25%on Premier Checking Account is accurate ~s of 5/30/06, subject to change at the Bank's, discretion. FDIC insured up to the maximum allowed by law. Fees may reduce earnings. An initial minimum deposit of $50 in this new account of funds not already on depOSit is reqUired to receive thiS promotional rate, Monthly mation, call (313) 881-4722. maintenance fee waived through 12/31/06. See Personal Services and Charges brochure for minimum balance requirements ($5,000 in Premier Checking, or $20,000 in combined ...... • Services for Older Citizens • Services for Older Citizens deposit account balances or revolVing home eqUity balances) for waiver of monthly maintenance fee after 12/31/06. This is a Bmited time offer. 2No Comerica ATM fees will be presents "Have You Heard of presents "Veggie io Motion- assessed; other banks' fees may apply. 3Annual Percentage Yield

BUSINESS 11A P 0 E G.I? Chamber of Commerce news Grosse Pointe Chamber of reservation you will be asked grossepointechamberofcom- Commerce will sponsor a to rank the clubs in order of merce.org or call (313) 881- Grosse Pointe Club Crawl tour priority," Huebner said. GPCC. BEVERLYHALL' Michigan Bar Foundation, and Aug, 31, beginning at 5:30 'You will be able to tour three Grosse Pointe Chamber of BURNS, a princi- current chair of the board of p.m. of the five clubs. Every effort Commerce Board of Directors pal and deputy trustees of the Michigan This is an opportunity to will be made to accommodate invites everyone to attend the CEO of Miller, Women's Foundation. learn about the private clubs your ranking priority, but it's Semi-Annual General Canfield, She is a member of the in our area. Clubs partnering' not guaranteed. Membership Meeting from 6 Paddock and Michigan State.University's in this chamber of commerce "If you'd like to view the to 9 p.m., July 19, at the Edsel Stone, P.L.C.,was Alunmi Association Board of fundraiser are Grosse Pointe clubs with. a group of friends and Eleanor.Ford House, 1100 recently appointed by the Directors and chair of the Hunt Club, Crescent Sail tell us when making reserva- Lakeshore, in Grosse Pointe Michigan Supreme Court to Alunmi Board of the MSU Yacht Club, Grosse Pointe largest businesses so the. tions." Shores. the board of commissioners of College ofArts and Letters. Yacht Club, Countty Club of chamber wanted. to increase Participants must be 21 to Cocktails and hors d'oeu- the State Bar of Michigan. Burns resides in the City of Detroit and Lochmoor Club. their member value. attend this event. Individuals vres will be served. The cost is Burns begins a three-year term Grosse Pointe. If anyone would like to ob- "We are than'kful that they will be at each club for 40 $40 for members and $50 for inSeptember as one of the tain information about these have agreed to partner with minutes, allowing travel ame non-members, three commissioners-at-large. • • • private clubs and learn more us, Second, many Pointe resi- of 20 minutes between tours. Make checks payable to The board of commissiopers MICHELLE about them, this is a wonder- dents have an interest in Appetizers and beverages Grosse Pointe Chamber and oversees the State Bar of FRANZEN ful opportunity to do so. learning abbut the clubs but will be· provided as well as ~SVP by calling (313) 881- Michigan's operations, includ- MARTIN, editor "The idea to plan this event simply don't know how to do club and chamber of com- 4722. ing finance, public policy, ofWilyne State was two-fold," said Grosse so." merce information. All members' are encour- member setvices and strategic magazine, won Pointe Chamber of This is not an invitation for The price is $10 for Grosse aged to submit 250 promo- planning. It is one o(two gov- an Award of Commerce Executive membership in the clubs: it is Pointe Chamber of tional pieces of corporate lit- erning bodies of the State Bar: .Excellence in fea- Director Mary Huebner. simply an informational op- Commerce members and $1.5 erature or business cards that the other being the . ture writing from APEX 2006; "First, the private clubs are portunity. for non~members. will be bagged and distributed , Representative Assembly. The national competition rec- some of Grosse Pointe's "When you make your To make reservations, visit to all attendees upon leaving. Burns practices labor law,rep- ognizes excellence in publica- resenting both private and tions work by professional public sector employers in NL- communicators. RB and state employment rela- She received the award for her tions matters; labor negotia, in-depth feature article on tions; contract administration: Midtown Detroit's resurgence Granholm concerned about fraud and arbitration. and Wayne State's role in it. She is also part of the firm's She has been editor ofWilyne Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm of Agriculture (MDA) will in- fuel. Following these steps can • Speeding creates more School Law Group, specializ- .state magazine since 2004. announced surveillance of gas spect an estimated 10,500 improve gas milellge, extend wind resistance. Each five mph ing in school labor matters in- Ajournalism graduate of stations has been stepped up to pumps this fiscal year. In 2005, vehicle life and make travel driven more than 60 mph can cluding cases under Wayne State, she isworking to- ensure Michigan travelers are approximately 7,000 pumps safer: cost an additional $0.10 per Michigan's Teacher Tenure Act ward her Ph.D. in communica- not being taken advantage of were inspected and 1,600qual- • Keep your engine tuned: gallon. as well as in special education, tion. atthe gas pump. ity and quantity complaints In- maintain tires at correct pres- • Be aware that running student discipline, Open Martin is a resident of Grosse "With gas prices remaining vestigated, sure: change the air filter regu- electric accessories like an air Meetings Act and Freedom of Pointe Woods. around $3 a gallon, we must do Motorists can help increase larly: and use energy-saving conditioner can reduce fuel Information Act issues. ,. . all that we can to ensure that protection by making sure the motor oil, economy by fiveto 25.percent. She is a member of the State . consumers are protected at the price display on the gas pump • Avoid aggressive drivmg- Anyone who suspects prob- Bar of Michigan's Labor Law DON JAEGER and business pump," Granholm said. "We've is set to zero before it starts like rapid acceleration and lems at the pump should call Section: the American Bar associate Michael Fox opened put a record number of gas in- and verifying the sign price on braking. Those actions can the MDRs 24-hour hotline at 1- Association's Labor Law Next Level Health and Fitness, spectors on the street and are the roadway matches the price lower fuel economy up to 33 800-MDA-FUEL (1-800-632- Section and Committee on located at 21431 Greater Mack stepping up 'undercover in- on the pump before fueling. percent on the highway and 3835). Law Finn Management; in St. Clair Shores. spections for seven-days-ll- Consumers can also improve five percent around town. This For more gas tips, visit Detroit Metropolitan Bar It is a full-setvice gym with car- week surveillance." their fuel economy by control- can cost as much as $0.49 per MDRs Web site' at Association: Michigan Council dio ll1ldweIght equipment, as The Michigan Department ling th~ factors that bum more gallon. michigan.gove/gasolinecorner. of School Attorneys: and well as a compreheIiSive aero- " National Council of School bic class schedule. For more in- Attorneys. formation, contact (586) 776- She serves on the board of di- 6077. The grand opening was re~orsof the Economic Club held July 8. of Detroit as well as the Detroit Jaeger resides in Grosse Pointe Keep good records for tax purposes Athletic Club, is a fellow of the Woods. You can avoid headaches at chase or sale, stock transac- throughout the year saves you completing your return. tax time by keeping track of tions, IRA and business or time, and effort at tax time For more information on your receipts and other I'llcords rental property - should be whenor.ganizingllOd@D:!Plet"."\ill:l;l;l.t",kinllac..qf records to through01,1tthe year. ' kept longer. . ing your return. If you hire a keep, s"ee IRS Publication Good record-keeping will In most cases, the IRS does paid professional to complete 552, Record-keeping for LeFevre faiiilljr help you remember the various not require you to keep records your return, the records you Individuals, which is available transactions you made during in any special manner, have kept will assist the pre- on IRS.gov or by calling 1-8OQ- the year, which in turn may Generally speaking, however, parer in quickly and accurately TAX-FORM(1-800-829-3676)., make filing your return a less you should keep any and all opens eatery. taxing experience. documents that may have an Records help you document impact on your federal tax re- the deductions you've claimed turn: Bills:credit card and oth- Grosse Pointe residents Jim Fresh seafood, hand cut on your return. You'll need this er receipts: lltvoices; mileage LeFevre, Michael LeFevre and steaks, salads, appetizers and documentation should the IRS logs; canceled, imaged or sub- Mary Lou LeFevre are open- sandwiches will be served select your return for examina- stitute checks: or any, other ing a new restaurant called throughout the day, starting at tion. proof of payment: and any oth~ Eastside Howard's in St. Clair 11 a.in., except Sunday, when Normally, tax records should er records to support deduc- Shores. the restaurant opens at noon. be kept for three years, but tions or credits you claim on The new eatery is located It will also feature live jazz, some documents ~ such as your return. on Greater Mack, just south easy listeriing and Top 40 en- records relating to a home pur- Good record-keeping of .9 Mile, across the street tertainment every Tuesday from the post.office. through Saturday, starting at The LeFevre family's eater- 9 p.m. . ies have been serving eastside The grand opening is residents for more than 30 scheduled for early July. years. Jim resides in Grosse Senators to get Eastside Howard's> menu Pointe Farms: Michael lives in will feature daily lunch and Grosse Pointe Shores: and dinner specials, along with Mary Lou lives in Grosse seasonal menu items. Pointe Woods. tough on Canada The budget bill recently currency in Canadian trash passed by the Senate. includes shipments, Levin said. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE a plan authorized by u.s. Inadequate screening of Senators Debbie Stabenow (D- trash truCks makes them an at- M!) and Carl Levin (D-M!) tak- tractiVetarget for criminal and, ing the first step toward mak- terrorist activity. Village to host. ing Canada pay the price for In October 2003, Stabenow, dumping its trash in Michigan. Levin and Congressman John Their provisions lay the Dingell (D-M!) requested. a re- groundwork for .the United port by the HomeJ,andSecurity two-day sale States to charge up to $45 mil-. Office of the Inspector General lion a year in inspection fees to (IG) on the security ,.of The 29th Annual Village Canadian trash truck compa- Canadian trash shipments to Sidewalk Sale and Street Saturday, July 29 nies. Michigan. Festival is Friday, July 28, and • Grosse Pointe Animal "Ultimately, we need to stop Last month, the IGrePOrted Saturday, July 29, on Kercheval Adoption Society will bring these trash trucks altogether, that inadequate screening of between Cadieux and Neff in puppies and kittens for adop- and the administration has that Canadian trash trucks are a the City of Grosse Pointe's tion from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on authority right now," Stabenow threatto American security. VIllage shopping district. Kercheval near Notre Dame. said. "At the very least, our' The Stabenow-Levin b1,1dget Festival hours are Friday • Food and refreshments are safety'llOd security depends on 'provision seeks to ensure that from noon to 9 p.m. and available from the Village the effective screening of their American taxpayers don't Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to Grille, National Coney Island contents. . shoulder the additional costs 5:30p.m. and City Kitchen, .on Friday . "It is only fair that Canada associated with implementing Special attractions include: and Saturday. . pays for this service· - the recommendations of the The 29th annual Sidewalk Michigan's taxpayers should report. Friday, July 28 Sale and Street Festival is pro- not shoulder the costs of in- • The Balduck Mountain duced by The Grosse Pointe specting trash that we don't Ralpblers will perform from Vtllllge Association. Rain date want sent here in the first 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. on ~rcheval for this event is Saturday, place." near Cadieux. '. August 5. "The lax screening of trash GrossePointe Gold Gift Ctrtificlte • Setvices for Older Citizens Call (313) 886-7474 or (313) trucks entering the U.s. from (SaC) presents Dancing in 881-9890. For additional infor-, Canada poses a threat to our Streets with DJ Bob Gray, 6 to mation and a map to the area, security and ourenvirpnment," IQrtIt 9 p.m., on the Festival Plaza, visit thevillllgegp.com. Levin said. ''We need to devise Kercheval at St. Clair. a way to. effectively inspect • Face painting, balloons and these trash shipments." for prize drawings from 6 to 9 p.m. Festivallwurs are Every day, 415 trash trucks on Kercheval at St. Clair. Friday from rwon to 9 cross the border on their way Gift Giving" • Meet with representatives p.m. and Saturday to Michigan landfillS. In recent Each One Sold from the Grosse Pointe Animal years, border inspections. have Supports. Adoption Society from 5 to 8 from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 . found hazardous medical Contact the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce at 313.881.4722 The Grosse Pointes p.m. on 'Kercheval near Notre waste, radioactive materials, il- Dame. p.m. legal drugs and counterfeit grossepointechamberofcommerce,org. 121.\ GROSSE POI NTE NEWS, ,IULY 13, 2006 13A. GROSSE POINTE NEWS. JULY 13, 2006

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Students, parents and mem- bers of the University Uggett School (ULS) college counsel- Ing department are ,smiling these days. Some 40 percent of the ULS Class of 2006 has been admit- ted to at least one "highly se- lective" college or university outside the state. If the University of Michigan is added to the mis, 50 percent of ULS graduates will attend highly selective colleges and universities. More than half the 43-mem- ber senior class will matricu- late to out-of-state colleges and universities this fall, in- cluding three 2006 ULS gradu- ates who will be heading to Harvard. Additionally, the Class of 2006 received $3 mil- llon in scholarshlps and finan- cial aid, or nearly double the amount of scholarshlp/finan- cial aid offered a year ago to the ULS Class of 2005. All applications to hlghly se- lective colleges (e.g. College of the Holy Cross, Cornell University, Johns Hopkins, Swarthmore) have increased between '19 and 41 percent since last year. The admissions PHOTO COURTESY PEGGY ANDRZEJCZYK rates formany of these schools University Liggett School's Class of 2006 - including Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Wellesley and oth- counseling. "That is what is "The results speak for them- leges and universities as enough about the experience lated to them as people, not ers - are at or below 10 per- most Important." selves. I suspect there are few Bowdoin, Davidson, her daughter, Alex, had in her just teachers. The fact that her' cent. ULS Head of School high schools in America that Northwestern, Notre Dame four years at ULS. . 10th grade English teacher, "I am most impressed by the Matthew Hanly said he is can boast of three students and Washlngton University in '\<\ll through Alex's years at . David Thompson, saw some- variety of college options con- proud of the college admis- from one graduating class at- St. Louis. The geographlc di- ULS, her individuality, her thing in Alex that we had sidered by the Class of 2006 in sions success of this class.. . tending Harvard, in addition to versity of our students' college comfort in her interaction with thought was just a vague inter~ order to find the right match "Th.estudents and parents of. select women's colleges such matriculation beyond teaChers - all of those things est. He nurtured that arid for theIr lilteFestnlfidfariiily Ih\1'Class of 2006' closely folC ··'as· Wellesley" and, Mount Michlgan is-extraorqiriaIyt- " were-rmrtured;"''Hooghtalin wpund upilfVingher the'Settse aspirations," said John lowed the advice of our college Holyoke. Students will also be Amy Houghtalin pf Harper said. "ULS teachers treated of confidence to pursue her I Elmore, director of college counseling team," he said, attending such leading col- Woods said she can't say Alex like a person and she reo dreams."

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14A I SCHOOLS ULS2010grads receive special awards University Uggett School's Music Award was first pre- promise as a writer. environment. Mark G. Ghafari has demonstrated excellence William and Henry. The (ULS) middle school conduct- sented in 1974; having been Sarah A Pollick of Grosse of Grosse Pointe Shores was in academics, citizenship, awards given for academic ed closing exercises for established to honor the for- Pointe Shores is the recipient the recipient. sportsmanship and extra-cur- achievement are made to the eighth-grade students on June mer headmaster of the Uggett of the Anne C. Lampe Two students received ricular pursuits. top 10 percent of the students 9, honoring the graduating School from 1963-1969. The Grammar Award. Former ULS Citizenship Cups, first award- Palmer is the recipient of the in each class. Terrill Newnan Class of 2010 with certificates recipient of the Siaden award middle school teacher Anne C. ed in 1957 and presented to Bertram P. Shover Award, first scholars for grade six are for completion of middle for vocal music is Ashley P. Lampe imparted to hundreds the boy and girl who have presented in 1967 in honor of Dominic T. Aldini, Boris L. school on the Briarcliff Drive Monicatti, of Chesterfield. The of students her love and shown the greatest loyalty to Shover upon his completion of Canzano, Madeline HA. Mair, campus. Siaden Award for instrumen- knowledge of the English lan- the school and classmates, as 30 years of service to Grosse Janine J. Puleo and Kara N. A number of eighth-grade tal music was presented to guage. She and ULS col- well as a genuine concern for Pointe University Schoo!. It Zmyslowski. Grade seven students also received special Mary E. Grech of Grosse league, Elizabeth Ferguson, the needs of others. They are recognizes an eighth-grade Terrill Newnan scholars in- awards during the ceremony; Pointe Woods. co-authored ULS's grammar Grech and Gellman. boy who demonstrated excel- clude Katherine H. Case, the top 10 percent of students Lauren A Gluck of Grosse level course. The Anne C. Boll and Yamasaki are the lence in academics, citizen- Blaire R. Chennauit, Kristen in sixth-, seventh- and eighth- Pointe Farms is the recipient Lampe Grammar Award was 2006 co-recipients of the ship, sportsmanship, and ex- M. Gloss, Annalisa, M. grades were also recognized. of the Elizabeth A Campau established in 1992 to honor Helen E. D'Avignon Award es- tra-curricular pursuits. Provenzano, Emily J. Ubik Katherine C. Van Elslander Drama Award, which honors her. tablishediIL her memory. She The Terrill Newnan Awards and Nozomi Yamasaki. Eight- of Grosse Pointe Park was giv- the former alumni secretary ULS presented three lan- taught at Grosse Pointe were established in 1938 by grade Terrill Newnan scholars en the Polly Hebb Art Award. who served the school from guage awards to eighth- Country Day School from Mr. and. Mrs. Henry L. include Boll, Grech, Jonathan The award was created by the 1965 until 1979. A recipient of graders. Benjamin S. Gellman 1926 until her death in 1948. Newnan in memory of their K. Hamel, James Palmer, parents of Polly Hebb, a stu- this award must excel in some of Grosse Pointe Park earned The D'Avignon Award recog- son, Ted, and are now being Sarah Pollick, Ai Yamasaki dent who died while in the aspect of theatre. the Spanish award; Natalie K. nizes an eighth-grade girl who carried on by their sons, and Margaret Zinke!. sixth-grade at the ULS. It is Paige L. Counsman of Boll of Grosse Pointe Park presented to an art student Grosse Pointe Woods was giv- earned the French award; and who displays outstanding abil- en the Marshall E. Noecker Margaret E. Zinkel of Grosse ity and creativity. Award, which is presented an- Pointe received the Latin The Frank J. Siaden, Jr., nually to the girl who personi- award. fies athletic excellence and Gellman also got the history committed participation in and social studies award be- ULS middle school inter- cause he showed enthusiasm scholastic and physical educa- for, and achievement in, a tion programs. three-year program of ancient Daniel J. Zukas of Grosse and medieval history, Pointe Shores was presented American history, and world THE with the ULS boys' middle cultures. . COOPERATIVE school athletic award: the James T. Palmer of Grosse Peter Austin Whyte Award. Pointe Farms was presented NURSERY AT The award is presented to the with the outstanding science CHRIST CHURCH athlete whom the middie scholar award. . NOW REGISTERING school coaches feel has con- The co-recipients of the for our tributed most to the total pro- 2006 math award were Boll 4 YEAR OLD CLASS gram during his middle school and Yamasaki. years. The Romilly B. Stackpoole We are proudof our 40+ year historyof providinga Ai Yamasaki of Grosse Girls' Sportsmanship Cup, cooperative nursery school Pointe Woods received the started in 2000 in honor of experiencefor 3 and 4 year Hugh Stalker English Award, Romilly B. Stackpoole, former olds withan emphasison fun established in 1970 by Dr. physical education teacher and learningthroughplay. Hugh Stalker, a former school and girls' athletic director, is Children must be 4 by doctor and cultural benefactor awarded each year to the December 1, 2006 in the community. The award eighth-grade girl who best ex- is given for outstanding schol- emplifies good sportsmanship Call ...Torrey Stackpoole arship in all areas of the in ali areas of the school envi- 313-821-8780 English program. ronment. VanElslander is the CNee admits students of any race, sex, Claire E. Mykrantz of recipient of this year's award. color, religion, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and Grosse Pointe Park received The boys' sportsmanship activities generally accorded or made the English department's writ- cup is awarded each year to available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex', ing award. This award goes to the eighth-grade boy who best color, religion, national and ethnic origin an individual who has shown exemplifies good sportsman- in administration of its educational Athletic Booster Scholarship ,:policies, admissions policies, scholarship both excellent growth and ship in ali areas of the school .'.and loan programs, and athletic and BreridlliiH0w-e,Macl<:erii~ewhims,Julie Zaranek and David DeBoer were awarded the 2006 " ~'2!,O~-1,s.~GlGlh~dministered progra ms. Grosse Pointe SouthA:i!i'!eti~.Bgoster Scholarship at the Mothers' Club of Grosse Pointe South Scholarship Awards Night on May 10.To qualify for consideration, varsity athletes must be active in the Varsity Club, the student arm of the Athletic Booster Club, and contribute to Varsity Club Community Service projects. In addition to the scholarships, the students' names are engraved in a City of

GROSSE POINTE HIGH SCHOOL Sign up for summer show choir That's Entertainment, for- rector. from the University of This workshop is recom- merly known as the Summer The program is recommend- Cincinnati is scheduled for mended for incoming freshmen Show Choir Workshop, will be ed for incoming freshmen en- Aug. 14-17. choir members and is requlred held Aug. 21-26, with perfor- rolled in the choir program and A two-hour performance will for all other choir students. mances at 6 and 9 p.m. on is required for all other choir be from 7 to 9 p.m. on There is an additional show Saturday, Aug. 26. students. Thursday, Aug. 17. choir workshop offered at the Main floor tickets are $12 For details, go to the choir's Joe Miller will be the guest Macomb Center for the and balcony tickets cost $10, or Web site at gpsouthchoir.org. , director for the select choir Performing Arts, Aug. 6-12. $8for students and seniors. An afternoon drama work- workshop, Aug. 14-17. The final performance will Tickets are available at shop with Melissa Johnson of Performances are at 6 and 8 be at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Posterity: A Gallery, in the New York City and an MFA p.m. Friday,Aug. 18. Aug. 12. Village or with a registration form. TON Ellen Bowen will direct the workshop. Andy Haines is the Realtor awards choreographer and artistic di- The Board of Directors of the Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors®, on behalf of the membership, awarded three $1,000 college schol- Correction arships to Marcia McDade from University Uggett School, Maria Paula Vokal should have Gregg from Grosse Pointe South High School and Christopher been named as a St. Paul's Catholic School teacher in a Chieleweski from Grosse Pointe North. McDade will attend the Thursday, July 6, article con- University of Michigan. Gregg is on her way to Albion College. cerning the Disability Chieleweski will attend Wayne State University. funding for these Awareness Workshop which was brought to the school by scholarships comes from revenue generated at the Grosse Pointe volunteer coordinators Mary Board of REALTORS®Annual Home & Garden Expo at the Anne Cafagna and Jill Leone. Grosse Pointe War Memorial in the spring. The event is planned and executed each year by the Education Committee. Krys Join us for our Grand Opening. Schroeder from John Adams Mortgage Company and AliceBaetz Ratesavailable only at 16821 Kercheval location. from Tappan and Associates serve as co-chairs for the Education Shores Committee. Schroeder, Pat Chasteen from Sine & Monaghan GMAC,and Alice Baetz spearheaded the scholarship process. Theatre 13-MONTH CD July 14m through July 20m Leftto right are director George Smale, president-elect Sandra Nelson, director Mike Fikany, Gregg, Schroeder, Christopher YOU,MEAND Chieleweski, McDade, president Vicky Colwell, director Jessica DUPREE Mitchell and Chasteen. Rated PG-13 (1:00,3:00,5:00,7:00,9:15)

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16A I AUTOMOTIVE

TEST DRIVE ByGregZyla FOrd Explorer's power has owners dreaming of the boat they can tow or the camping equipment they can haul. 2006 Fbrd Explorer has truck-like power

pressive 300 pound-feet of torque, raising the gross tow- ing capacity to a generous 8,000 pounds. The maximum trailer weight sits at 3,140- pounds in 4x4 mold, so go ahead and hook up the boat. his week we crawl Other notable features in- into the rugged clude the Control Trac 4x4 comfort of an System, power brakes with Eddie BauElrseries electronic brake distribution, 2006 Ford fog lamps and a flip-up glass TExplorer, and what a nice ride liftgate - a feature we've al- it is - base price: $33,625; ways loved on the Explorer. A price as tested: $39,955. final functional note is the ex- Enhanced comfort in roomy ceptional tUr.ningradius on interior for passengers and the Explorer, making this cargo, added power and a new large vehicle easy to handle in long list of advanced safety tight spots. features embody the Eddie As for Explorer's ride, each Bauer 2006 Ford Explorer. year there's less "feel" of be- Inaddition to numerous ing in a large suv. This comes styling and technical refine- thanks to the four-wheel inde- ments, Ford gives the highly pendent suspension and the popular Explorer its most latest in tire technologies that powerful engine to date, lead to smoother overall trav- namely the Mustang inspired, el. Granted, it's still not a three-valve, 4.6-liter V8that "sedan ride," yet greatly im- runs on regular fuel. proved from past editi9ns and However, this horsepower perfect for the vehicle it is. PHOTO BY WIECK augmentation isjust part of Speaking of things to love, Eddie Bauer series 2006 Ford Explorer. the refinement that results in let's talk about some ofthe compliments coming Eddie Bauer enhancements (a tem, and front and rear cli- doubt, to make room for the Explorer to within five bucks gallon fuel tank and 8.2-inch Explorer's way in regular $3,695 option). Included are a mate controls, and you're handle underneath - we just of $40K, and only $1,000 shy ground clearance. fashion. Up front, a new grille unique three-bar, chrome,fin- $3,700 is well spent. Our tester can't get used to the low strap' of the loaded Mercury In summary, if you're going is amongst numerous exterior ished grille; automatic head- came with beautiful 18-inch location or the handle appara- Mountaineer. The two vehi- to drive a full-size Suv, it's highlights that clearly stand lamps; two-tone exterior chrome wheels mated to all- tus. cles are built on the same plat- hard not to consider the out. Combined with compos- (bumpers, wheel-lip moldings, terrain tires, a $595 upgrade A rundown of the safety and form, although Mercury is Explorer. Sharp looking, good ite trim amidst the wheel running boards); body color that is worth the money. security features in the considered more luxurious. performance, comfortable in- wells, lots of chrome accents, door handles; silver roof side- One of our major interior Explorer include Advancetrac Thus, if you spend $40,000 on terior, solid ride - what's not running boards and 18-inch rails with black end-caps; 17- gripes with the Explorer are with roll stability control, anti- . a loaded Eddie Bauer to love? We give it a 9 on a. wheels, the latest Explorer's inch tires; painted aluminum the identical strap handles for lock brakes, driver, front pas- Explorer, ajump into the scale of 1to 10. rugged yet refined appearance wheels; woodgrain interior closing the front doors. senger and side-seat air bags, Mountaineer should at least Likes: Explorer gets better is as sharp as ever. trim; 4-line message center; They are in an awkward po- safety canopy ($560 extra and be a consideration. The flip looking with age. Truck-like Our 4x4 tester came.with a Electrochromatic rearview sition under the armrests, recommended), tire-pressure side? Explorer's XLS model, power and torque. towlhitch package, a clear in- mirror; leather seating sur- which make them cumber- monitoring system, side-im- nicely equipped, starts at just Dislikes: With current gas dication that Ford stilltreats faces, 10-waypower driver some to grab and leave your pact door beams, Securilock $27,174. prices, 14mpg city can be ex- its famous SUVwith truck- seat; and keyless entry. Add wrist in an awkward position. anti-theft device and remote Important numbers include pensive. The interior door like respect. The aforemen- things like "Explorer" logos While we do like the arm- keyless entry with keypad. 14miles-per-gallon city and 20 handle location befuddles us. ! tionedY~tp\lts out ;l1I2horse- imprinted in the front arm- rests sloping upward toward Food for thought: Eddie highway EPAfuel mileage, Greg Zyla is a syndicated ; ~\f1~J/Rd.~1n,erates an im- rests, a superb Navigation.sys- the front ~ engineered, no Bauer's Luxury Group takes 113.7-inchwheelbase, 22.5- automotive columnist.

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SHOP TALK ByGregZyla Cars that bring back memories ofyesteryear nitely have something on your or black with black binding is stock 97-horse engine takes ly Special Editions, Vmtage with "serial number of hands value-wise. "101." The number "367" is the some doing. Speedsters and 2Z65Z528724. I also found a As for how many white Ram interior trim, yellow and black Installing all of this new Intermeccanic". KitKar s"ys to "CN" for the body. Can you Air IIIswere made, contact Jim vinyl.The "12C"is the day and equipment in an old car takes stay "way from telemarketers, please help me with any infor- M,atteson's Pontiac Historical month the carwas built, in this alterations, time and money, so as they are currently the m"tion? Also, what do you feel Services at the Web'site phs- case, March 12.And "70"is the be prepared. Many companies pillgue of the industry. Ifyou it is worth? online.com. Itcan provide, for rotation number; the 70th car make swap kits and suspen- fall prey to their line "Youmust - Earl B., New Castle, Ind. a fee, everything you want to built that day. sion kits that come with every- rush your deposit to us tod"y to A. Earl, first and foremost 1970GTO, know about your car. thing needed, so shop around: get this wonderful special dis- your car sure looks gre"t from Q. I'm working on restoring lfyou want more great infor- 1950Dodge Coupe Call hot rod shops. count price," then you've got the photo you sent. The first a 1970 GTO Judge Ram Air III. mation on all Pontiacs, includ- Q. Greg, I'm trying to decide no one to blame but yourself. number inthe VIN, "2," is the All numb~rs match. The car is ing the GTO Judges, just click what kind of engine and trans- Titling Kit Cars Read Curt Scott's "Predators ye!lr; 1962;."Z"SllU)dsfor built white with a sandalwood inte- onto Wangers' Web site at mission to put into my newly Q. Greg, I'm thinking about and Editors" commentary on in St. Louis, Mo;; the'''65'' rior. Ponti"c told me that more jimwangers.com. acquired 1950 Dogge bUyingakitcarofa 1950s KitKar.com on the SUbjectof stands for Monterey Custom than 40,000 GTOs were made Businessman Codpe. Iwant to Porsche Speedster. Are these fraud in the kit car and street Convertible, of which 5,489 in 1970, "ndonly2,000were 1953 Mercury ill be able to bum the tires on de- cars fully insurable, and can rod industry vi" telepredators. were built with" base price of p"inted white. Can you tell me Wejust received a letter from mand, but also drive it on the they be properly titled? I live in Q. Greg, I'm trying to find $3,222; the next "z" stands for how many white RamAJr IIIs Bud Tobin of Centereach, N.Y., highway to car shows. Wh"t is California. some information on my 1962 "390-inch V-8with a four-bar- were produced. and also hoW about Robert Hudson's 1953 your suggestion for "n engine - Bob L., via e-mail. Mercury Monterey convert- rel carburetor. much you think the car would Mercury Convertible. Mr. "nd transmission combo th"t A. Bob, you can get insur- ible. I subscribe to three differ- \Mite to Greg Zyla in care of be worth? Hudson was trying to decode won't require extensive fmme ance. It's the registration and ent books, yet Ih"ve not seen King Features Weekly Service, - Bruce G.,Arlington, his ID numbers, and thanks to and suspension alterations? titling where there seems to be any advertised for the past P.O.Box 536475, Orlando, FL Minn. Bud, who also has a 1953 - Bud N., Ulysses, Kan. some fog. Also, make sure you three years. I have enclosed a 32853-6475, or send an e-mail A. Bruce, 1contacted Jim Mercury Convertible finished A. Bud, your Dodge buy from a reputable dealer, as photo of my car. It is model Z65 to [email protected] Wangers, f!llhed Pontiac exec- in Sierra Red, we have the an- Businessman Coupe is "ne"t there are some dishonest deal- utive for GM and driver of the swer. car,and it can be anything you ings going on. famous Ace Wilson's Royal Wewere able to decode just want it to be. I'd lean toward SEMA,the Specialty EUROPEAN AUTO REPAIR SPECIALIST Pontiac drag cars b"ck in the a few of the initial numbers, putlingin a MOPAR Equipment Market '60s. W"ngers s"id that your while Bud decoded the whole Performance cmte engine, like Association, is working with white GTO was pretty much a thing thanks to his copy of the a 360-incher. They start "t 300 officials from the California "big mistake" on Pontiac's 1953-54Mercury Body Parts horsepower and go up to 395 Attorney General's office to part, bec"use the car wasn't Catalog, which he purchased horses, so take your pick. rectify California's motorvehi- selling "t all in white llfter b~- at a flea market. He said it con- Remember; yOU'llalso have cle registration and titling •ing a big hit in 1969in that tains everything needed to de- to install a,three-speed process so that specialtyvehi- bright omnge finish. code an ID tag. Bud has taken ChlySler "utom"tic tr"nsmis- cles, including street rods, kit An emergency Ponfuc meet- his Mercury all over the coun- sion with a higher stall convert- cars and replicas, can be prop- ingwas held, and Wangers try and even had it in Europe er "nd " stronger Chrysler- erly registered and titled in convinced the executives to compliments of the Air Force. bred rear end, like an 8 3/4or " your state. Itseems California bring back the orange color as Bud is proud to say he has no Dan". Youcan also go with" has complicated vehicle regis- soon as possible. Ponti"c had computer; no e-mail and still Ford 9-inch or" Chevy 12-bolt tration laws that have created PPG come in and develop a uses a rotary phone. rear. confusion among hobbyists STATE CERTIFIED MECHANIC "Your Dealer Alternati,('" "less intrusive" orange than the Here's the decoding for The most popular sw"p for and those charged with apply- • Land Rover. Jaguar. Lexus • Mercedes Benz. Porsche • Saab original '69 Judge (which was Robert's 1953Mercury your car is the small-block ing these laws. As a result, cer- • volkswagen. BMW • Audi • Lamborghinl • Ferrari. Volvo. Rolls Royce Chevy Hugger Orange). PPG Convertible: 53ME34118M de- ChevyV-8and " Turbo 350 or tain hobbyist vehicles may be mixed more yellow in th"t codes to a 1953,built in 400tranny with one of the erroneously titled or regis- • FIXED RIGHT THE FffiST TIME original Judge orange (market- Metuchen, N.J., number 34118 "bove-mentioned rear ends. lf tered. • SAME DAY SERVICE MOST REPAIRS ed "s C"rousel Red) and came Mercury, Now here are the itwere me, however; I'd drop in For more information, con- • CUSTOMER SATISFACTION #l up with Orbit Yellow.Itwas an numbers we knew oniy a few one of those MOPAR tact SEMA at 1575 S.Valley • MiNOR & MAJOR REPAIR • HIGH·TECH DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT ifumediate hit and saved the of: BG76BI910136712C70. 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Marie Nowinski be made to the charity of one's He also held down several choice. jobs during this time as he Brandt worked his way through Marie Nowinski Brandt, 90, school, including research as- died Saturday, July 1,2006, fol· sistant in the law school, short- lowing a short illness in Joseph C.Bruno order cook, mortuary assistant Louisville, Ky. and playing drums in a jazz She was born on Jan. 23, Joseph C. Bruno, 83, of band headed by his brother, 1916, in St. Louis, Mo., as the Grosse Pointe Woods, died David Dawson, that played Philip Howard Dawson Sr. Robert Fred Rehmann Donald J. Rentz eldest of four daughters of Monday, May 22, 2006. around the Midwest. AndreW and Genevieve He was born on Feb. 14, Mr. Dawson mamed Bette very fond of traveling, and of Grosse Pointe Woods and Scouts, Children's Make-A- Nowinski. As a young woman 1923, in Detroit to Carmine WI1son on Dec. 27, 1941, and traveled around the world to Paul R. (Carol L.) Johnson of WISh Foundation and Vietnam in St. Louis, she played on a and Mary Bruno. He gmduated soon thereafter, Mr. Dawson most parts of the globe. Mr. Centreville, Va.; and four Veterans of America. women's hardball b~seball in 1950 from. Michigan State enlisted in the U. S. Military to Dawson was interested in film gmndchildren, Mary C. and Always a gentleman, Mr. team. During World Wlr II in University where he was presi- partake in World Wlr II, He photography and filmed most Meghan J. Johnson, Charlie B. Rehmann was well liked and Detroit, as a Rosie the Riveter, dent from 1949 to 1950 of the took his final law school exams of his trips in 16 mm, They Bronco andJohnD. Hoover. respected by 'ill Who knew she worked at the Dodge Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity. at Rock Island Arsenal, Rock were married for 63 years be- A memorial Mass will be him. He was known for his qui- Automotive factory. She later Mr.Bruno served his country Island, Ill., before attending fore Mrs. Dawson's death in celebrated at 10 a.m., et kindly manner, integrity and was a foreman at the Froelich during World War II as a Officer Candidate School in 2004, and had made their Thursday, July 13, at Our Lady devotion to his loved ones. He Sausage Co. in DetrOit, from sergeant in the U.S. Army. He Ordinance. After receiving his home for the last 50 years in Star of the Sea Church, 467 was a hero in the eyes of his which she retired after 23 was retired from the Whirlpool commission, he was stationed the same house in Grosse Fairford, Grosse Pointe Woods. family and countless friends years of service. She was a life- Corp., where he waS a territory in the United States in legal Pointe Farms. Memorial contributions may and he will be dearly missed. long member of St. Philomena salesman. and auditing departments and For the last several years of be made to Wayne State Mr. Rehmann is survived by Catholic Church in Detroit. He Was involved in the com- finally the military intelligence his life, Mr. Dawson was University School of Medicine, his daughter, Aimee (Dave) Mrs. Brandt was an accom- munity as a member of the department. His service led known for his fortitude in deal- 6F6G University Health Riddle; gmndson, Nicklas; his plished gardener and cook. American Legion, the VFW eventually to Detroit, where he ing with several health issues Center, Detroit, MI 48201. mother, Louise; brother Kurt; She enjoyed knitting, crochet- and the Michigan State Alunmi would make his home after the and he maintained an in- mother-in-law, Bernice ing and sewing. Association. war and his honorable dis- domitable spirit until the end. Wenzel; sister-in-law, Katbleen She will be forever remem- He is survived by his wife, charge from the Army. He He is survived by his three Kendall; and many nieces and bered for her continuous smile, Barbara Bruno; daughters, would retire from the Army children, Philip Howard William G.Laney Sr. nephews, including Curt and regardless of any of life's trials Mary (Jeffrey) Ehret, Barbam Reserves with the final rank of Dawson Jr., Mary Jane Eric Rebmann, Kathy Angeli, she might have faced, (Steven Harris) Bruno and major, General Staff Corps Dawson and Peter W. (Cathy) Grosse Pointe Woods resi- and Brett, Andrew and Jamie Throughout her life, she al- Donna (David) Kase; and .(M.I.). Dawson and his grandchil- dent Wl1liam G. Laney Sr., 86, Kendall. ways demonstrated a spirit of grandchildren, Kimberly and In 1946,Mr. Dawson became dren, Melissa (Rod) Spiegel, died Thursday, July 6, 2006. He was predeceased by his strong will, independence and Kevin Ehret, Jacob and Molly assistant to the president and Alex Dawson, Kimberly He served his country in the wife, Janice and father, Kurt. determination, and a sincere Harris, and· Nicole and executive vice president, gen- Quasarano, Will, Molly and U.S. Army Air Force during A memorial service will be concern for all others. Courtney Kase. . eral counsel, and member of Emily Dawson. World War II. held at 1 p.m. on Friday, July She is survived by her two He was predeceased by his the board of directors of the He was predeceased by his Mr. Laney owned University 21, at Grosse Pointe Memorial children, Betty Lou (Jose' brother, Louis C. Bruno. Vernor's Gingerale Co., where wife, Bette; and his sisters, Floor Coverings located on the Church, 16 Lakeshore, Grosse Marie) Miller of Barcelona, Family and friends will gath- his duties included all phases Florence D. Stark, Frances D. Detroit/Grosse Pointe border. Pointe Farms. Spain, and John Jefferson er to remember the life of Mr. of corporate counseling. In Gorges and Garnetta D. For 36 years, his store served Memorial contributions (Sandre) Brandt of Maceo, Ky.; Bruno at noon on Friday, July 1949, he became executive di- Doherty; and his brother, many of the homes in the made be made to the grandchildren, Matthew 21, at the Grosse Pointe War rector and general counsel of David W. Dawson, Grosse Pointes. Osteogenesis Imperfecta (Wang Yao) Miller of Memorial. Interment is at the Detroit Lumbermen's A memorial service will be He was the greeter, "Badge Foundation, 804 W. Diamond, Lynchburg, Va., Adam Miller Fairview Cemetery in Gaylord. Association. In 1952, he be- held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Man," at the Grosse Pointe Wlr ·Suite 210, Gaithersburg, MD, of Charleston, S.C,; John Memorial contributions may came executive vice president July 27, at Christ Church Memorial Senior Men's Club. or Services for Older CitizenS, Brandt of Phoenix, Ariz., Jason be made to the American and general counsel of the R Grosse Pointe. Inurnment will He was a loving and dedicat- Suite 300, 17150 Waterloo, (Heather) Brandt of Louisville, Heart Association, 7272 M. Sibley Lumber Co. He was be at the Christ Church ed husband, father and gmnd- Grosse Pointe, MI 48230. Ky., and James Brandl of Greenville Ave., Dallas, TX also involved with several oth- Columbarium. father. Phoenix, Ariz.; and great- 75231 or to "St. John er affiliated companies includ- Memorial contributions may Mr. Laney is survived by his grandchild, Asia Miller of Foundation'Hospice, 1471 ing several land development, be made to the Special Music children, Cynthia Brozek, Bill l Lynchburg, Va. TWelveMile, Madison Heights, investment and holding com- fund at Christ Church Grosse (Diane) Laney Jr., Carol Laney, Donald J. Rentz She was prede<:easedby her MI48071. panies. In 1963, Mr.. Dawson Pointe, 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd., Kathy (Dave) 5eefelt and Chris husband of 63 years, John helped liquidate the R M. Grosse Pointe Farms, MI (Angie) Laney; eight gmndchil- GrossePointe Park resident Matthew Brandt, who "died in Sibley Lumber CO.,and formed 48236, .and the James BarclaY' dreri;aiid fourg'reat-granctchil. Donald J, Rentz died on 2002; and her three sisters, Sibley Lumber Centers Inc., Smith Student .Loan FUnd, dren. Tuesday, June 27, 2006, at Bd"ti Emily (Robert) Schaefer, Lottie which he and then later his University of Kansas School of He was predeceased by his Secours Hospital. (Carl) Enloe and Jennie son, Philip Howard Dawson Law, 1535 W. 15th Street, wife, Ellen Laney; and broth- He was born in Detroit to (Albert)Barnes. Jr., opemted. Lawrence, KS 66045. ers, Louis and Richard Laney. Wl1liam and Genevieve Rentz Memorial services were held In approximately 1978, Mr. further details and a com- A funeral Mass was celebrat- and was a 1950gmduate of the on Saturday, July 8, at A.H, Dawson returned to the pmc- plete obituary may be found at ed on Monday, July 10, at Our University of Detroit. Peters funeral Home in Grosse tice of law and in 1979 formed http://www.pdawson.net/PHD. Lady Star of the Sea Church in Mr. Rentz proudly served his Pointe Woods. Interment is at a law firm with his younger htm. Grosse Pointe Woods. country in the U.S. Army dur, Mount Olivet Cemetery in son, Peter W. Dawson, which is Entombment is at Resurrection ing both World War n and the Detroit, now Dawson and Dawson, P.C. Cemetery in Clinton Township. Korean conflict. Memorial contributions may He was primarily engaged in John P.Johnson He was ,married to his wife, corporate law and was instru- Mollie, for 51 years. He will be mental in forming the Lumber John P. Johnson, 76, of remembered as a loving and & Building Material Suppliers' Grosse Pointe Shores, former- Robert Fred . caring husband and father. Ht'h\,e.. c"ar.e- Self-Insured Workers' Iy of Birmingham, died at Rehmann He is survived by his wife, Compensation fund in 1979 hOme in hospice care on Mollie Rentz; children, Mary Assistance of Michigan and was its administmtor for Monday, July 3, 2006. Robert Rehmann, 62, of Catherine (Stephen Kelley), ".fr,Wly 28 years, the longest serving Mr. Johnson was born in Grosse. Pointe Woods, died Julie (Joseph) Hurley, Donald 'I. I ~ administmtor of self-insured Detroit to Richard M. and suddenly in his sleep of a mas- (Tammy), Jane (Philip) funds in Michigan. He would Helyn P.Johnson and gmduat - sive coronary on Thursday, Hennessy, Patricia (Barry) '"~ll\~ be active in his law pmctice un- ed from Southeastern High July 6, 2006. Roberts, Anne (Keith Satji), 63 Kercheval Ave., Suite 18 tilhisdeath. School. In 1951,he earned his He was born in Detroit on Elizabeth, Paul (Am)?, Carolyn Grosse Pointe Farms, MI Mr. Dawson was involved in B.A. degree from Central May 3,1944, to Louise and the (Alan) Woods and Michael 313-343.6440\ numerous civic, educational, Michigan University in Mount late Kurt Rehmann. A lifelong (Lisa); and his 17 grandchil- HeIlI'f OeVrw, Jr. (formerBon Secours CEO) political, legal, military, frater- Pleasant and in 1953 he re- resident of the Grosse Pointes, dren. hdevries@hom cereessistance.com nal and religious activities, 10- ceived his MA degree from he graduated from Grosse A funeral Mass was celebmt- cally, nationally and interna- Wayne State University. In Pointe High School in 1962 ed on Friday, June 30, at St. tionally. He was an engaging 1959, he earned his Juris and from Ferris State Clare of Montefalco Church in personality and drew in every- Doctomte degree from Detroit University in 1966 where he Grosse Pointe Park. one he met. He was well College of Law. was affiliated with Sigma Phi Memorial contributions may ~0~ known for his speaking abili- Mr. Johnson setved for four Epsilon Fraternity. After gmdu- be made to St. Clare of ties and as a toastmaster at years in the U.S. Army during ating from college, Mr. Montefalco Athletics, 1401 ~ business and fraternal func- the Korean War as an intelli- Rehmann served in the U.S. Whittier Rd., Grosse Poii)te tions. gence officer. He was a long- Army, including a tour of duty Park, MI 48230.. He was a former member of time employee of the S.S. in Vietnam as an aircraft com- 6c1touv{lt. J~.:fr: the Detroit Athletic Club and a Kresge Co., which became the mander where he flew heli- member of the Military Order Kmart Corp., and was appoint- copter gunships. of Foreign Wars, American ed vice president of real estate Upon his return, he married Friday, July 2), 2006 Legion, Masons and Hoo Hoo in 1977. Jan Wenzel after a 10-year Videophone Inlernational where he was in- Mr. Johnson was involved as friendship that began in high )I:00 a.m." . tern~t.ionalpresident. He a mediator in the Oakland school. With his father, he wOrked in leadership positions County CoUrtfor over 15years founded Rehmann Industries for families Christ Church Grosse Pointe for the Cub and Boy Scouts, and in 2000 was recognized where he served as the CEO the United Way and the YM- with the Oakland Mediation until his death. If you live in a different CA. He was a member and Centers Distinguished Mr. Rehmann was an avid state than a loved one, you're setved on the Vestry of Christ Mediator Award. He was also sailor and active member of not alone. According to a re, Church Grosse Pointe. He was honored in 2000 by the both the Grosse Pointe and cent study, one in three a foimer member of the Oakland County Bar BayviewYacht clubs. A 25-year American adults live in dif- Detroit Bar Association and a Association for providing over member of the Gl'YC, he was ferent states than their par- member of the Michigan Bar, 40 years of service to the legal currently the sailing fleet cap- ents. Macomb Bar and the profession. tain for the second time. An Ojo Personal Video American Bar associations. Mr. Johnson was a founding Through the years, he enjoyed Phone has emerged, led by Mr. Dawson started the member and scrivener of· sailing in the annual Mackinac the Motorola Co. that is James Barclay Smith Student S.M.O.G. (Society of Race on his boat, Madame bringing loved ones closer Loan fund at the University of Magnificent Old Geezers). He Roux. together. Kansas School of Law to com- was a member of the American Some of Mr. Rebmann's oth- The Ojo doesn't require a memorate the help he had re- Legion Cadillac Post, the er interests included fishing, computer to run, it plugs into ceived from Professor Smith, Grosse Pointe Senior Men's hunting and sporting clays. In any broadband Internet con- Mr. Dawson served on the Club and the Michigan Bar 1998, he was selected to shoot nection and produces live board of trustees of Cleary Association, During his life- with Team NBC in the broadcast quality video that College. (now. Cleary time, Mr. Johnson had been in- Schwarzkopf CuP,. a sporting . makes it seem like users are University) and was trustee volved in Junior Achievement, clays event. He was past mem- speaking face to face. emeritus at the time of his the United Way, little League ber of Hunter's Creek Club, The product works ·very death. He would quietly loan Baseball and enjoyed sailing, the Grosse Pointe Power much like a traditional tele- money to young employees of. He is survived by his wife of Squadron, Detroit Artist's phone and users can leave his business interests for col· 55 years, Mary Ellen Johnson; Market, Grosse Pointe video messages. lege without ElXpectationofbe- his three children, Ruth E.Historical Socjety" and tile For more information, visit ing.Paidb!iCk. (David L.) Hoover of Grosse Grosse Pointe Memorial the Web site· ~_A -ffJ -ffJ20 ~Je~;;'L.~ 26:'2(jO.r' d"'«7U-, ,u, 'C:;I"I'VC;":'cuccc """ " .. Mr. and Mrs. DawSon were Pointe Woods, Carol J. Bronco Church. He supported th~BOY motorola.com/ojo. GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006

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was broken as it was parked in suspect entered his garage, the street in front of a home in The 36-year-old Detroit man the 800 block of Westchester in was caught and arrested, Ie PORTS Grosse Pointe Park, , - Bob St. John Sebring stolen Grosse Pointe Shores !!IIi!! transactions were made. Lansing man faces ofAllard. On Saturday, July 8, between .. City of Grosse Pointe alcohol charge ' He found the car parked in a 5 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., a 2001 Human welcome Drunk suspect lot across Mack at Moross. Chrysler Sebring was stolen Mountain bike A 28-year-old Lansing man "(He) stated he forgot he from the rear of a home in the mat nearly keels over was arrested for drunken dri- parked the car there," police 1400 block of Maryland in On Sunday, July 9, '!It 3:21 , taken for a ride City of Grosse Pointe police vingat 11:52 p.m. Saturday, said. Grosse Pointe Park. a.m., a Grosse Pointe Shores On Wednesday, July 5, at found an open bottle of vodka July 8, inGrosse Pointe Farms. patrolman determined that a 4:45 p.m., a black-and-yellow in a Chevrolet S'IO pickup During an investigation at One-legged man Taurus taken young man lounging outside a Trek mountain bike was re- truck driven by a 52-year-old Mllck and Moross, police said trips out "house on Woodland Shore ported stolen while parked un- male resident arrested for the man registered a .192 per- Between Saturday, July 8, at Drive lived at the dwelling, locked in an alley behind the drunken driVing on Thursday, cent blood alcohol leveL A 55-year-old male panhan- 8:15 p.m., and Sunday, July 9, "(He) was lying on the lawn 17000block of Kercheval in the July 6, at 8:38 p.m. Officers said they discovered dler from Detroit became upset at 10:15 a.m., a 1997 Ford due to a noticeable odor associ- Vtllage. An officer said the man had open bottles of beer in his red last week when his request for Taurus was taken from in front ated with intoxicants," said the The victim told City of been operating the pickup er- 1994Dodge Intrepid, a handout was rejected by a of a home in the 700 block of officer. Grosse Pointe police the bicy- ratically in the 700 block of customer shopping at a store in Pemberton in Grosse Pointe Police helped the resident in- cle was worth $250. , southbound University. Police Speeding drunk the 18600block of Mack. Park. side. said the driver almost hit the preaches safety "When the customer re- Champagne tips curb and a parked car. fused, (the panhandler) re- Busted Motorcyclist needs , scale against driver "When (he) stepped out of Grosse Pointe Farms police moved his prosthetic leg and training wheels the vehicle, he had a hard time said a 20-year-old, male resi- began to swing it in the air," On Wednesday, July 5, at . A 28-year-old St. Clair standing;" police said. dent "appeared nervous and saip Grosse Pointe Farms po- 1:07a.m., a Grosse Pointe Park A 50-year-old Taylor man . Shores man failed a series of Officers said the man regis- avoided eye contact" during a lice. resident reported that a 17- was operating a Harley sobriety tests during a drunken tered a .23 percent blood alco- drunken-driving investigation The incident occurred on year-old Detroit man was rum- Davidson motorcycle on north- , driving investigation on hollevel. on Sunday, July 9, at 3:32 a.m. Wednesday, July 5, at 8:15p.m. maging through vehicles bound Lakeshore near Wednesday, July 5, at 1:34a.m., - Brad Lindberg An officer stopped the man Police issued the man a tick- parked on the 800 block of Blairmoor at about 2 p.m. in the City of Grosse Pointe, for driVinga vehicle 48 mph on et for trespassing and told him Pemberton. Saturday, July 8, when he "I had a glass of champagne. Lakeshore near Moran. to stay out of the store. The man was arrested. crashed onto the grassy medi- That's it," the man reportedly Grosse Pointe Fanns "He stated he was just trYing an. told police when stopped for to get his (l7-year-old) girl- Voyager stolen on Possessing pot The man said he lost control speeding 38 mph on north- Hard-luck excuse friend home safely," police Webster avoiding contact with another bound Fisher from Maumee. said. On Thursday, July 6, at 1:33 motorcycle. . Police administered a variety for drinking Officers arrested the driver A blue 2000 Plymouth a.m., a 16-year-old City of of standard sobriety tests, in- A 20-year-old St. Clair upon determining he had a .16 Voyager was stolen during the Grosse Pointe male was found Summer escapes, cluding having the man at- Shores woman last weekend percent blood alcohol level. night of Sunday, July 2, while to be in possession of suspect- makes an enemy' tempt to count backwards received her second drunken parked on Webster east of the ed marijuana and other nar- from 89 to 61. driVingarrest of the year. Garage opened, , 400 block of Cloverly in Grosse cotics. He was walking in the A goldendoodle named "(He) stopped several times On Sunday, July 9, at 3 a.m" bicycle stolen Pointe Farms. Somerset and Jefferson area in Sununer - half golden retriev- to remember where he left off," a Grosse Pointe Farms officer - Brad Lindberg Grosse Pointe Park. er, half poodle; affable, smart, police said. stopped the woman on A 15-year-old Grosse Pointe The juvenile was detained up for anything, great with Police said the man regis- Touraine near Webster be- Park boy was as blue as his and later released to a parent. kids and doesn't shed - out- tered a .13 percent blood alco- cause records listed her white Giant Boulder SE mountain Grosse Pointe Park foxed its Grosse Pointe Shores hollevel. 2002 Mercury Mountaineer as bike upon learning the $300 Flowerpot theft master the evening of impounded by Detroit police. property had been stolen Fire run Wednesday, July 6, and es- Missing jewelry "(She) had an odor of intoxi- sometime during the day of On Sunday, July 9, at 12:40 caped for a romp in the neigh- cants about her and showed Thursday, July 6. On Tuesday, July 4, at 12:57 a.m., two suspects, a 19-year- borhood of South Deeplands might be boxed up (an) inability to follow instruc- The bike had been parked a.m., engine No. 1 responded old and a 27-year-old, both and Crescent Lane. Jewelry vaiued at $5,000 has tions," said Farms police. "She unlocked at a rack on high to a dumpster fire at Trombley fromDetroit,enteredthedrive-' At 7:47 p.m., a 51-year-old been reported missing by a claimed the odor of intoxicants school property off Fisher in School in Grosse Pointe Park. way of a home in the 1300 Grosse Pointe Woods woman City of Grosse Pointe couple was due to her work as a wait- Grosse Pointe Farms. The smail blaze was qulckty block of Berkshire in Grosse with a dog phobia was walking that is preparing to move to ress." extinguished. Pointe Park and stole four in the area a,nd reported the VIrginia. She registered a .63 percent Drunk stopped large cement flowerpots. dog running "rampant" and While packing belongings, blood alcohol level. for loud exhaust Stolen bike A neighbor reported the inci- chasing joggers, police said. the couple reported on Detroit police had arrested dent, and officers found the "(The dog's owner) stated Tuesday, July 4, a missing the woman in January for On Friday, July 7, at 2:35 On Wednesday, July 5, be- thieves. They were arrested. she was at fault for the dog be- $3,000 diamond pendant and a drunken driving. During a a.m., a 19-year-old City of tween 2:30 and 8 p.m., a ing out but did not appreciate $2,000 diamond and ruby glitch in that process, Detroit Grosse Pointe man was arrest- woman's red Shimano Garage entered the verbal abuse 'and profani- cocktail ring, police didn't update impound ed for drunken driving in Reaction, ,mountain bike and ties ,used by the (com- records:when,shepaid far her'; Grosse:,;Pointe Farms. Police two boys'toy motorcycles were On Sunday, JulY 9, at 7:40 plainant)," sald anofficer:'inm"J'f: Shoplifter esca.pes vehicle's release. impounded his red 1992 stolen from the garage of a a.m., a Grosse pointe Park resi- - Brad Lindberg "Somebody didn't do their HondaAccord four-door. home in the 1200 block of dent liVingin the Yorkshire and on bicycle job," protested the woman's A patrolman had stopped the Maryland in Grosse Pointe Vernor area reported a larceny ,See SAFETY, page 20A On Sunday, July 2, at 3:48 mother while at Farms head- man on McMillan south of Park. p.m., an unknown man wear- , quarters Sunday afternoon to Wtlliams because the Honda ing blue jean shorts and a dark post her daughter's $500 bond. had a loud exhaust. Blower stolen gray shirt reportedly shoplifted The mother told police her Officers said the driver's City of ~:rn55CJniutc ~nn{:r5, Michigan a $50 twin pack of Hewlett- daughter was prone to "bad bloodshot eyes prompted a se- On Wednesday, July 5, at NOTICE TO BIDDERS Packer printer cartridges from luck." ries of field sobriety tests and a 3:19 p.m., an unknown person a store in the 17400 block of breath test that indicated the stole a Red Max backpack CAST-IN-PLACE DETECTABLE Mack in the City of Grosse Man acts up on man's blood alcohol level at .08 blower from a landscape trailer WARNING PAVER TILES Pointe. Mack percent. Police discovered the parked behind a business in Sealed bids will be received by the City at the officeofthe City An employee told police the driver had a false lllinois iden- the 16000 block of Mack in Clerk, 20025 Mack Plaza, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan, man grabbed the cartridges, On Sunday, July 9, at 9:21 tification card. Grosse Pointe Park. until 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, July 20, 2006, at which time and exited the store; 'jumped on a a.m., a 49-year-old Detroit man A 19-year-old male passen- place the proposals will be pu1)liclyopened and read aloud for furnishing the following items: 24", X 48" Cast-In-Place bike and headed north on was arrested for disorderly ger from the Farms registered Home invasion Composite Detectable Warning Paver Tiles or approved equal. Woodhall" in Detroit. conduct in the 18800 block of a .144 perrent blood alcohol Copies of specifications and bid sheets may be obtained from Mack in Grosse Pointe Farms. level. Officers released the pas- Between Saturday, July 8, at the City Clerk. The City reserves the right to reject any or all Credit victim closes Police said the man had a 12- senger at the scene and moni- 11 p.m., and Sunday, July 9, at proposals, to waive any irregularities in the bidding and to inch knife in his pants. tored his short walk home. 8 p,m., a kitchen window was accept any proposals it deems to be in the best interest of the fake account City. "Another search revealed entered and a Magnavox Lisa Kay Hathaway, A City of Grosse Pointe man two suspected crack pipes with Man finds his lost DVDNCR unit was taken from G.P.N.:07/13/2006 City Clerk learned last week that some- suspected crack residue in Grand Prix a home in the 1000 block of one had somehow obtalhed his each of (his) pockets," police Wayburn in Grosse Pointe Social Security number to said. "(He) has a warrant out of Shortly after 9 p.m. Park. open a fraudulent $15,000 Detroit for drug-related Thursday, July 6, a Grosse bank credit account. crimes." Pointe Farms man canceled a Broken window The account had been ap- Detroit police were unable to report that his 1998 Pontiac proved on July 14. The man retrieve the man so Farms offi- Grand Prix had been stolen Overnight on Tuesday, July closed the account before cers let him go. while parked in the 400 block 4, a rear window of a vehicle

~i11agc nf'~:rn55C Jnhttc NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO VILLAGE ZONING ORDINANCE Notice is hereby given that on Friday, August 4, 2006, the Yi M/t&7/';j Grosse Pointe Shores Village Planning Commission will t. hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Village's Zoning Ordinance. The public hearing will be 30 ~tu:J' ttl male tl/te tGa;( held in the Village Council Chambers, 795 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Shores. Copies of the current form of the proposed amendments are available at the Village !?ZkJe dew dtGw;j. offices during normal business hours. In part, the pro~ posed amendments will revise the Village Zoning Ordinance to comply with requirements of the new Stollen is available Thursdays. Michigan Zoning Enabling Act, Public Act 110 of 2006, effective July 1, 2006. In addition, revisions are proposed in the specific regulations governing accessory buildings; minimum front and side yard setbacks; location of drive~ ways and other impervious surfaces; athletic courts acces~ sory to a residence; and the Village's park/club zoning dis~ trict. Revisions are also proposed to the procedure for consi,deration of variance requests. No property in the Village is proposed to be rezoned. BREADSMITH' Following the public hearing, the Planning Commission Hours: Mon"Sal 7am-6pm • Closed Sunday will consider a resolution recommending the adoption of some or all of the proposed amendments. If approved, the 19487 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods resolution and proposed amendments will be transmitted (313j417-0648 to the Village Council for consideration at its meeting on August 15, 2006. Brian A Joseph, Owner/Chairman Written comments regarding the proposed amendments may be addressed to the Planning Commission at 795 $2.00 off $10.00 16300 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Shores, MI 48236, prior to August 4, 2006. I·~·'~"~~!:!~or more purchase Adrianna N. Schnell, Manager Gordon Holness I Valid on regular priced bread purchases only. 28499 Schoenherr, Warren, MI 48088 Planning Commission Secretary GPN: 7/13/06 Village of Grosse Pointe Shores I Some limits apply. Jennifer F. Jones, Manager ---,...------Expires07-31-06 GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006

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a.m., a 20-year-old Detroit man the Grosse Pointe Woods pub- surprise of the man. IDtheft to was to a home in the 1500 SAFEr\: was pulled over on Mack and licsafety officer. The driver gave the officer On Thursday, July 6, at 2:19 block of Rademacher in Lancaster because he had tint- his driver license and registra- p.m., a 54-year-old Grosse Detroit. Toprotect ed windows on his 2000 black Noheadlights tion, but told the officer he did Pointe Woods woman living in The victim told the Dell rep- Chevrolet Monte Carlo. not have insurance on the vehi- the 1300 block of Hollywood resentative she never opened and to serve A LEIN (Law Enforcement On Saturday, July 8, at 2:10 cle. reported to police that some- an account with the company. Information Network) check a.m., a 20-year-old Warren A LEIN check of the man's time between March I and Dell is investigating and the Continued from page 19A revealed the man had an out- man driving a 1994 gray driving history revealed he had June 30 an unknown person victim called her credit card __ 11_. standing civil bench warrant Pontiac Bonneville was pulled three current suspensions. He opened a Dell Financial ac- caniers to report the identity out of Eastpointe for failure to over hecause his headlights was arrested and the car was count without her knowledge theft. Grosse Pointe Woods appear in court, which canied were not on during nighttime impounded. and charged $4,037. a $3,000 bond. hours. A passenger in the vehicle, Dell called to question the Purse snatcher Tinted windows An Eastpointe police officer The officer and driver an l8-year-old St. Clair Shores woman about a ZIP code dis- confirmed the warrant and checked the lights, which were woman, was driven home by crepancy. The ZIP code the On Wednesday, July 5, at On Saturday; July 8, at 9:55 took custody of the driver from found not working and to the police. person wanted the items sent 4:52 p.m., a 57-year-old Grosse Pointe Woods woman living in the 1700 block of Bournemouth was approached by a 19-year-old Detroit WOman and asked about a home for sale nearby . The woman said she didn't know anything about it and went to walk into her home through a side door when the suspect hit her on the head • with a can and sprayed an un- Rl]J known chemicai substance in REL.tAlIUill' her eyes. The suspect also took DOORS &= WINDOWS the woman's purse and began Fully assembled to walk away. Ready to install The victim's son reported the crime to police, chased the SPECIALVALUEI woman down Linville and caught her on the 19200 block now of Eastbome. Police arrived as the woman m was apprehended. She was ar- $288 Let's Build Something Together rested and the purse was re- turned to the victim. 6' 15-Lite Steel French Patio' Door Unit Wrong plate -Grilles -Low maintenance -Primed -Insulating glass for On Saturday; July 1, at 3:30 energy efficiency p.m., a 29-year-old Detroit man was pulled over because of an expired license plate tab on his 2000 blue Ford Taurus. A LEIN check revealed the SPECIALVALUEI plate belonged to a different vehicle. The check also indicat- now ed the man had six license sus- pensions and three outstand- ing warrants - two out of Farmington and one 'out of $109 Ypsilanti - for failure to ap- pear in court. 32" or 36" 6-Panel Steel Entry Door Unit The man was arrested and 'Weatherstripped for a tight released on $100 bond. sea! -Ready for lockset and - Bob 5t. John dead bolt -Primed and ready to paint 'Ready~to-install door with frame -Umited lifetime warranty -Adjustable slll for proper installation May be speoial order-'in some stores: B~~~; Rash ofhome invasions SPECIAL VALUES FOR Continued from page 6A hoods. "We'll invesngatethe situa- tion," he said. The most recent burglary oc- 5 DAYS ONLY! curred on Saturday; July 8, be- tween 8:30 and 9:20 p.m., in the 300 block of Ridgemont. A resident was unloading her vehicle when two girls walked up claiming to be searching for a lost dog. The girls reportedly became ner- vous when asked where they lived and when told the police might be called. The homeowner left the property for an hour. Upon re- turning, she found the screen cut from a first-floor bathroom

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ENTERTAINMENT f ,I 'South Pacific' I Stratford's staging of classicis true t() original, and thensoni~PAGE(JB .

~I 4B CHURCHES I 5B HEALTH I 6B SENIORS I 6·7B ENTERTAINMENT I Baseball exhibit at The Henry Ford Museum is loaded with historical il I memorabilia that intrigues all baseball fans, including those who are borderline. Baseball As America has fans buzzing

By Bob St.John It was in 1856 when Women continue to play StaffWrit.r Americans dubbed baseball baseball to this day. The the country's "national pas- American Women's Baseball "Take ,me out to the ball time." In 1888-89,professional Federation (AWBF)was found- game, take me out with the baseball players circled the ed to help women's baseball crowd. Buy me some peanuts globe, competing in exhibition teams network through its and Cracker Jack, 1 don't care games during the Spalding Web site and participate in if I ever get back, Let me root, World Tour. tournaments it baS organized. root, root for the home team, If These tidbits mark the be- From 1994 to '97, women they don't win it's a shame. For ginning of the exhibit. played for the Colorado Silver it's one, two, three strikes, Upon entering, a short video Bullets, competing in exhibi- you're out, At the old ball gives the visitor a perspective tion games against men's game." as to how baseball relates to teams. They finished 6-44 dur- Jack Norworth wrote those life and heightens interest to a ing their inaugural season and lyrics in 1908 and revised them fevered pitch. improved to finish 23-22 in in 1927. The rest is history. • Did you know that from their final year. "Take Me Out to the Ball 1894 to 1897, National League Also on display is a letter Game," is one of the most rec- championship teams compet- sent by Senator John F. ognized songs in America, and ed for the Temple Cup? Kennedy to Robinson reiterat- it can be heard not just at • Presidents, politicians and ing his concern for civil rights. Comerica Park, but at the generals have honored the There is also a jersey worn by Baseball As America exhibit at game by throwing out the first Robinson during his days as a The Henry Ford Museum as pitch at dozens of World Series member of the Brooklyn well. and All-Star games. Dodgers. The baseball exhibit is the • Baseball's place in history A pair of shoes worn by ideal spot for anyone who likes can be read through several Negro League standout James baSeball. The exhibit is for the passages, including Frederick "Cool Papa" Bell is included, as casual, as well as the avid fan Douglass, one of the foremost are dozens of baseball cards who enjoys a little slice of his- leaders of the abolitionist dating back to 1910 such as tory. movement, who said, "In all that of Larry Doby, the first .. The ,exhibit was brought to the, relations of life and death, African-American player in the th~ museum, by the National weare met by,the color line." American League, and PHOTOS COMPUMENTS OF THE NATIONAL,BASEBALiFtiw.. OF FAME'AND'MUSEUM 13asebli.llHall Of, Fame and • Ty Cobb said of the sport, Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y. "The crowd makes the ball Charles "Chief" Bander from Above, single-season record'breaking home run bats used by Bab~ Ruth, Mkkl\fcGwire, .. ""Weapproached them game. How much pepper do 1910. Sammy Sosa and Roger Maris are a part of the exhibit ." (Cooperstown) when we heard . you suppose a player w()~d A framed picture of hall-of- I l'heexhibit was traveling show if the games were played fame outfielder Joe DiMaggio Tiger fans Will ais() get a "iPs mce for l'iilistoflee~/c1!~~~bit~ It aliiOt any aCross the c01.lntry,"said Jplmto empty seats." talking to boxing legend Joe chance to re'tisit m~J1lbries of exhibit's tribute to Dewoit'!~, ·l'rll,Jf'b.',;\;;. eball,'fan." ',' Neilson, director of !TheHtnry • The exhibit houses some of Louis in a San Francisco the 1984World,Seriesltriufllllh, Tigers' history, including tite .•..•~t':~~pt. 5, falls will have ( fbrdMllseum and, 'Greenfield the country's most celebrated restaurant that appeared in an as well as those won in 1968, poster of the 1984 champl-to travel:to Cooperstown to Village. "It's been a popular at- memorabilia, including home issue of We magazine in 1939 1945and 1935. onship team," Neilson said.. viewthe memorabilia .. tra,ction during its time here run bats used by legendary along with souvenirs, such as a al\d the Tigers' success has sluggers Babe Ruth, Roger 1909Honus Wagner character, definitely been a help to draw Maris, Mark McGwire and and a souvenir stand price list fans' .ipterests in baseball histo- Sammy Sosa, and a jersey from the Polo Grounds in 1956 fy" . worn by the first African- are also on display. .. Baseball fans have through American player in Major The famous San Diego $ep~: 5 to visit the Baseball As League Baseball history, Jackie Chicken costume worn by Ted America exhibit. Set aside at Robinson. . Giannoulas, a.baseball comedi- , l~t two hours to truly take in • The copy of the contract an since 1974,is also featured. all I\Sjlects. that sold Babe Ruth from the VIsitors can view a picture of ,""Baseball and America have Boston Red Sox to the New Mill commissioner Keneshaw groWn., uP together," said Jane York Yankees is part of the ex- Mountain Landis, who barred F;orbesClark, chairman of the hibit. eight members of the Chicago \>()atdof ,the National Baseball • The Red Sox, which won a White Sox, later called the l;Ial1 qfFame and MuseU1l1'"In World Series when Ruth "Black Sox," for life because of fa.~,the game is suchan inte- pitched forthe franchise, didn't their alleged involvement in gral part of our culture that we win another world champi- throwing the 1919 World often take for granted its deep onship until 2004. Fans around Series against Cincinnati. day-to"claysignificance in our the country called this the A picture of Peanuts charac- lives. . "Curse of the Bambino." This ter Charlie Brown saying, . "It is ourhope that we can was one of Babe Ruth's nick- "How can we lose when we're learn more about ourselVes as names. so sincere," is also a stanq.out. a people with shared values, as Fans can also see artilacts Professional ballplayers reflected in our national from the days when women have been seiling products for game." played professional baseball; decades. See a Babe Ruth The exhibit takes fans back There is a jersey' worn by Barbasol advertisement, as to the origin of baseball when Gloria Cordes Elliott, who was well as a box of Wheaties, the Abner Doubleday, a Civil War a star pitcher in the early 1950s Breakiast of Champions,high- hero and major general of the for the Kalamazoo Lassies, as lighting the 1987 World Series United States Army, invented well as a jersey worn by a champion Minnesota Twins. the game in 1835 in upstate member of the Chicago The uniform worn by 3-foot, l'lewYork. Colleens. 7-inch Eddie Gaedel, who pinch hit for the St. Louis Browns Aug. 19, 1957, is also included. Gaedel's uniform number was 118. He is the shortest player ever to see ac- tion for a Mill team. Dozens of old-time baseball mitts are on display, as well as the flrst-ever catcher's mask worn by Harvard University catcher James Tyng. The catcher's mask was invented by Harvard team captain Fred Thayer in 1877. Lou Gehrig's famous farewell on July 4, 1939, in Yankee Stadium is on display. Who can forget how he de- clared himself the "luckiest man on the face of the Earth." His emotional speech was heard by 62,000 fans in atten- dance inside Yankee Stadium the day Gehrig officiallyretired from Major League Baseball due to his disabling disease named after him, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. An oversized "beep" ball for blind athietes, invented by the Telephone Pioneers of America in 1976,is also on dis- play. There is a picture of a Above, Brooklyn Dodgers jersey worn by Jackie Robinson was blind boy hitling the ball with a also on exhibit at Baseball As America. look of pure joy on his face.

j' GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006 2B I CLUBS

Rotary scholarships The Grosse Pointe Sunrise RotlUYclub awarded three high school seniors a RotlUYscholarship. Pictured, left to right, are William Lacey, club president, Erica Tibbals, Grosse Pointe South; G. Robby Browning, Grosse Pointe South; Andrew Casinelli, Grosse Pointe North; and Dennis M. Hyduk, assiStant district governor.

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DSO gala celebrates ColePorter mtf:~ic , ,

AI and Ruth Glancy at the DSO's June 15 gala.

shares its dlscoveries with sci- entific and medical communi- ties around the world. St Jude is financially supported by AL- SAC, its fundraising organiza- tion and offers services free to patients. For more information,' visit stjude.org, Barrister Run: The Salvation Army Eastern Michigan Division will host the ninth an- Jill Woodward, AI Glancy and Jim Nicholson were on hand at the DSO's fundraiser. nual Barrister Race for Kids Saturday, Aug. 19, at Belle Isle. More than 300 guests ogoized for its work in findlng $6,500 per team and includes funds raised will henefit The stepped back in time as they cures and saving children with two days of golf, tickets to the Salvation Army's Denby strolled down the red carpet cancer and other catastrophic Friday evening party, food and Center for Children and Family and into the glamour and glitz dlseases. beverages for the weekend, a Services, which provides pro- of the Max M. Fisher Music Each team is comprised of color team photo each day and grams for children, teened like a year's celebrity list!liclii\les [iC- team or sponsorship may visit The race is operated by The glamorous Hollywood party tor and comedlan Jacki,eF1ynn, dlnoandfriends.com or contact Barristers, a group of lawyers from the 1930s, when the mu- "Fresh Prince" actor Alfonso tournament staff at (248) 756- that actively works in the com- sic of Cole Porter filled the air Ribeiro, NFL player Ed 6100. munity they serve. The cost is and a night on the town meant Marinaro and MLB player Pat Founded by late entertainer $25 and sponsorships are $500 top hat and tails. Hentgen. Danny Thomas and based in' to $5,000. For more informa- Co,chaired by Team opportunities are, still Memphis, Tenn., St. Jude tion; call Angela English at pf;\ubyrn . ble. Pa is Fhil~~$s, Re~~j\5:?~'r~~~J?,~~_kr~A3~~,g~fi6120'·'.>i2 ".clndi.!S 1l:~O, " " , ,aiidAnnNi " ()~Gr~efestivities kicked,off at 6 #M'~,.guests strolled down stamp tIle'red, c;aw~where a cham- .p~e~ceptldn awaited them

:alllid"'__'l '.:- __CJ1assic',.-." .' -._~.,cars'[ind_',.: palm ~¢$ :Nlhi!fl>members .pf the Detroit Symphony Civic Jazz Ensemble provided preconcert llntertainment. :, ,At 1p.m., the party contin- ued in Orchestra Hall as DSO Resident Conductor Thomas From left, Ahmed and Mary Ann IsDlllil,of Grosse Pointe Wilkins led the orchestra in a Woods, and Helen and Clyde Wu of Grosse Pointe Park, at- program featuring classics tended the DSO's "Night and Day:A Cole Porter Gala." from the great American song- bool!;. Grosse Pointe Woods and Dean Ciccarelli hosts the 7th annual Highlights included Cole Kim, M.D., of Grosse Pointe Celebrity Players Tour Porter's "Let's Do it,"Let's Fall Farms. Invitational to benefit St. Jude in Love," Jerome 'Kern's "I The shotgun start gets under Children's Research Hospital Won't Dance" and Irving way at 8 a.m. Cost is $80 a Friday,July 28, with a Pairings Berlin's "Top Hat, White Tie golfer or $320 for a foUrsome party Gala at the Royal Park and Tails." Joining the DSO and includes 18 holes of golf, Hotel in Rochester, followed by were vocalists Christiane Noll cart, lunch and prizes. two days of golf at the and Doug LaBrecque and To register or for more infor- Orchards Golf Club in singer/dancers Joan Hess and mation, call (734) 676-9571. Washington. Jeffty Denman, all Broadway GOLF FOR ST. JUDE: St. Jude Children's Research ' veterans whose collaboration Former Detroit Red Wmg Dino Hospital is internationally rec- in this program made the con- cert an unforgetiable song and dance revue, Following the concert, guests enjoyed dinner in Music Box andAllesee Rehearsal Hall, After dinner, guests danced in the Atrium.to music of the 1930s, '40s and '50s performed by the Paul KellerEnsemble. Local professional ballroom Please join us for the , dancers were on hand to get 2006 Walk for Women's Cancers guests in the swing of things, GOLF FOR IJVER: A golf Sponsored by the Karmanos Cancer Institute and NAAMA outing to benefit Henry Ford Sunda~Augu5t27.2006 Hospital's liver transplant pro- gram will be held Sunday, Aug. Detroit Zoo 13, at the Wocdlands of Van Gates open at 8:00 a.m. Walk begins at 9:00 a.m. Beaubien Place Parking tickets now Buren, 39670 Ecorse Road in validated at participating Ren Cen Shops! Wayne, The event is organized by Make a purchase from a participating Ren Cen Shop and get a KARMANos "ramp stamp" good for 2 free hours of parking on your Beaubien Henry Ford liver transplant re- . CANQKR lNSTtTtlTl'. cipient Bill Gillespie of Place Parking ticket. Beaubien Place Parking is located at the corner Gibraltar and other transplant of Beaubien and Atwater streets, directly east of the GM patients. • Renaissance Center. (Current rates willapply after 2 hours.) Proceeds benefit Henry Ford's Liver Transplant GM RENAISSANCE CENTER Emergency Needs fund, which assists patients with costs asso-

ciated with organ transplanta- Adults (13 & over): $10 Children (2-12): $5 tion. Participants will include FREE PARKING Henry Ford transplant sur- You can register online at www.cancerwalk.Org Dine • Shop • Play. tay geons Marwan Abouljoud, or by calling 1-800-KARMANOS. M.D., of Grosse Pointe Park, www.shoprencen.com Atsushi Yoshida, M.D., of I ~I

I I' GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006

48 I CHURCHES Carilloneur at Christ Church ~::r:noB~~~m~:NER ChristChurch GrossePointe studied the carillon with to some well-known contem-' . God dIrected, ishosting a concert by interna- Bernard Winsemius at the poraryAmericanmusic. tionally renowned carilloneur Dutch Carillon School in "Gijsbertgaveus a spectacu- G Gijsbert Kok at noon Sunday, Amersfoort.He won prizes at iar concert iast sum.mer. We July 16.The concert isfree and carillon contests in Tilburg, were trulythrilledat the beau- od protect.'.e.' d opento the community, GroningenandEnkhuizen. tiful and majestic sounds that Concert seating will be on Kok is an organist of the came from our bells," said . '., ',; the front lawn of the church, Domkerk in De Uer and the Richard Gibson, Christ " 61 GrossePointeBlvd.,Grosse American Protestant Church Church carilloneurand dlrec- It istemptingto relyon BakerEddy,founderofthe Pointe Farms. Guests may in The Hague, in addition to tor of the children's choir. materialthingssuchas ChurchofChrist,Scientist, bring a blanket and picnic other citiesinthe Netherlands. "Thisis a reiativeiyshort con- iocksandgatesto protect whichstarts "Shepherd,show lunch. (In case of inclement He gives regular organ and cert, great for families arid usandiheoneswelove. me howto go..."just wantingto weather,seatingwillbemoved carillon concerts, as well, in children. It is somewhat rare Buttheyaretemporary followGod'svoicethat would intothe cloister.The doorsand the Netherlandsand through- to hear carillonplaying of this andfallible.1findit morereli- leadme to where,Trouble windows can be opened to out Europe.He has made sev- quality,inourarea." ableto relyonGodasthe couldbe found. hear the bells.) eral concert tours in the Aftertheconcert,guestswill sourceofsafetyandprotection The messagewas clearto Kok studied organ and UnitedStates and is returning have the opportunityto go up whichisalwaysconsistentand me.Ineeded to goto the police church music at the Royal to playthe ChristChurchcaril- and see the carillon and play infallible, station.Atfirst Iresistedthis Conservatory in Th\' Hague, Ionforthe secondsummerin a the "bigbells." Abouta monthago,liet command,as the policehad a1- Netherlands, and organ im- row. For information,call Christ Troubie-ourpetDaimatian readybeen notifiedandwere provisation at the Brabants He willbe playingpiecesby Church at (313) 885-4841or - outsideourfencedyardfor graciouslylookingforTrouble Conservatory in Tilburg. He Bach and Mozart, in addition Gibsonat (313)822-6148. GijsbertKok hislastrun ofthe eveningat as evidencedbythem driving about 11p.m.Usuallythe dog around the neighborhood. runsforabout 10minutes, IfIappeared atthe police comesto the doorandknocks station,Ifearedtheymightfeel to letus knowhewantsin.This Ididn'tthink theywere doing time,itgottobe 15or20min- theirjob or didn'tappreciate Masses to honor Solanus Casey utes,and Ireali2edhewasn't whatthey were alreadydoing. comingback.1wentoutto However,Ireasoned if some- The 49th anniversary of the from Rome, will be the the ill. lead to beatification and the checkon him andsawour cus- thing happenedto Trouble,I Venerable Solanus Casey's homilist for the 5 p.m. Mass In 1960,the Father Soianus title of "Blessed." Another tom-madegatebehindthe wouldnever forgivemyselffor death will be commemorated Saturday, July 29, and the 9 Guild initiated the Cause of miraculous cure after beatifi- pondhad failedandTrouble notlisteningto the "still small at Masses July 29 and July 30 a.m., 11 a,m. and 1:30 p.m. Solanus Casey for sainthood. cation will advance the cause wasgone. voice." at St. Bonaventure Chapel, Masseson Sunday,July 30. In 1995,PopeJohn Paul IIde- to canonization or sainthood. I ran intothehouse,toldmy Iwent to the GrossePointe 1780MountElliott,Detroit. Caseywas a Capuchinfriar clared Solanus Casey The Father Soianus Guild,a husbandthe dogwasgone, ShoresPoliceDepartment. Adam Cardinal Maida, credited with miracles and "Venerable."Capuchin friars Capuchin ministry, is part of grabbedthe carkeysand When I arrived,Iaskedthe archbishop of Detroit, will valued for his counsel. He Richard Meriing and Leo the Province of St. Joseph of drovearoundthe neighbor- dispatcherwhetherthe Grosse' preside at 'the 1:30p.m. Mass served the people of Detroit Wollenweber continue to the Capuchin Order head- hoodlookingforhim.Trouble PointeWoodsor Farmspolice on Sunday, July 30, and the by providing soup for the gather documentation of quartered in Detroit which isveryfast,andwhiletaughtto departmentshad been asked Rev. John Corriveau, the hungry, words for the trou- healings attributed to Casey's serves Capuchin ministries stopandsitatthe streetcomer to lookforTrouble.She ex- Capuchin general minister bled, and a healing touch for intercession. Such cures can worldwide. whenon a leash,he ran with plainedit's policyforthe dog abandon. ownerto makethose callsand Manyfearswereracing offeredto givemethe num- throughour minds.Hecould, bers. getrun overbya car, getlost She had not evenfinished and notfindhiswayhome,or writingdownthe second when that someonewouldtake him. she receiveda callfromthe RS Ireali2edIhadto changemy Woodspolicesayingtheyhad ideathat Troublecouldoniybe spotteda Dalmatianwitha red safeinmycare,inmyyard,be- collar.She toldthe officershe hindmygate.As myhusband hadthe ownerin frontofher 'Singelyn 50th (Kathieen) O'Connell of now retired. andItradeddriving around andwould send metowhere Grosse Pointe Park resi- Dearborn, were among the They are very active at lookingforourpet,Iprayed Troublehad lastbeen seen. dents Dr, and Mrs. Thomas guests. Grosse Pointe Memorial alongtheselines,"Troubleis The dispatchertookmycell E. Singelyn celebrated The couple met as coun- Presbyterian Church and completelyprotectedinGod's phone number and sent me on· their 50th wedding, an- selors at a summer camp in the Grosse Pointe universe,nomatterwherehe mywayto a location2 1/2 niversary with a two-week Waterford. They married at Historical Society. He is a is." milesfrom myhouse. trip to Egypt, spending one the end of Singelyn's junior CivilWar history buff and a ThatcalmedmebecauseI The dispatchercalledseveral w.6ek in Cairo and one year at the University of memger.of th,e .~h:"il )}(\lr trustedGodthatTroublewas timeswithupdates and last W-"eek,aboard a cruise shi.p..,n.,liroit Dentai Schooi. ';H~ Reghnenla! R0\l!n~,Tabl","" ' ,safe,butwecstiJf:<#dn'itful»W~saidthe.dogWas seenin the sailing the Nile. Ci!r''ffll!i'i-,Hv§!!fO'~phis full-time' solo They'have three children, 'Wherehewas: Mfast:!s """ , Mackand 'krnier areas.He" '.". wedding date, Friday, July dental practice in Detroit Scott (Allison), Randal Dalmatiancanrun,he couldbe was corneredby aWoodspo- 7, their family gathered for and taught at the dentai (Denise), and Cyndi and anywhere. ' licecruiserbehinda business dinner at the Bayview school part time for 16 five grandchildren, Connor, Iagainturnedmythoughts on one ofthe onlydead-endal- Yacht Club in Detroit. Their years as chair of the opera- Bennet, Libby, Jane and to Godand listenedforthe leysin the area,Ipulledup a1- matron of honor, Mrs. John tive dental clinic. Peter. "stillsmallvoice",thatthe Bible mostsimultaneouslyandgot a (Dorothy) Nelson of the Denyse Singelyn was his teachesis God'spresencere- leash on the dog.Thepoliceof- City of Grosse Pointe, and part-time office bookkeep- Mrs. and DJ: ThomasE. vealingitself.Ibegansinginga flower girl, Mrs. Terrance er for 17 years. They are Singelyn familiarhymnwrittenbyMary See TROUBLE,page 6B HI

GROSSEPO~~T~E~~~-=~~~-=: First English Ev, Lutheran Church CONGREGATIONAL Vernier Rd. at Wedgewood Dr. Grosse Pointe Woods 884·5040 CHURCHRev. Ed Bray, Pastor •. ".. ,.'_ 9:00 a.m. Traditional Service www.gpcong,org 10;30 a,m. Contemporary Service St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Thursday Evening Worship: 7:00 p.m. 375 Lothrop at Chalfonte 10:00 a.m.FAMILYWORSHIP CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH 881·6670 (crib room available) Dr. Walter A. Schmidt, Paslor . 10:00 a.m.Church School Rev. Gerald Elsholz, Assoc. Pastor First Church of Christ, Scientist 8:15 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship Service Robert Foster, MusiC Coordinator 282 ChalfonteAve, AFFILIATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC 9:30 a,m. - Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship with Communion www.feelc.or , & Bible Classes 240 CHALFONTE AT LOTHROP Sunday Service ~ 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. LOGOSCongregation NurseryAvailable 884-3075 Wednesday Testimony Meeting Supervised Nursery Provided 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p,m. www.christthekinggp.org Rev. Robert D. Wright-Pastor m Rev. FrederickHarms,Pastor l\Saint A House of Prayer for All People All are wannly welcome at both services Rev, Pamela Beedle-Gee· Associate Pasto I!!!!!iI Rev. MorsalCollier,Assoc. Pastor ~ Traditional Anglican Worship Free Childcare provided Randy S. Boelter, Pastor runbrose Since 1842 Questions? 884-2426 Timothy A. Holzerland, Assc. Pastor , SUNDAY 8:30 and 11:00 a.m.' Holy Communion _Parish GRACE UNITED Established 1865 The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) " 1l:00 a,m,- Church Sunday School and Nursery 51.James \~ CHURCH OF CHRIST Lutheran Church (D'\~ 1175Lakepointe at Kercheval THURSDAY 12.:10p.m.- HolyCommunion . 170 McMillanRd Grosse Pointe Park 822-3823 8:30a.m.LakesideWorshipService Saturday Vigil Mass 10:00a.m.WorshipServicein the Sanctuary 170 E. JeffersonAvenue GrossePointeFarms at4:00 p.m. Sunday - Worship 10:30 a,m, Sunday Masses On Hart Plaza at the Tunnel The Rev. Dr. Allen Timm, preaching Free Secured Parking in Ford Garage Sundays Tuesday - Thrift Shop 10:30 - 3:30 ExecutivePresbyterofthe DetroitPresbytery at 8:.30 & 11:15 a.m. withentrancein the medianstrip 9:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist Sermon "A Plan for Union" of Jeffersonat Woodward Wednesday· Amazing Grace Seniors Nursery available St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church every second Wednesday at 15020 Hampton, Grosse Poinfe Park (313)-259-2206. The Tompkins Center at One block north of Jefferson, at Maryland marinerschurchofdetroit.org Windmill Pointe Park 11:00 - 3:00 ' .. r' A STEPHEN MINISTRY and LOGOS Congregation Phone:884-0511 . "(,, ' ..." 16 Lakeshore Drive, Grosse Pointe Farms • 882·5330 ~. . .." ' www.gpmchurch.org Jefferson JZ[venue Visitour website: COME JOIN US ,~ ,,-_.".- . www.stjamesgp.org PresGyterian Cfiurcfi Pastor: Marguerite (Margo) Allen Grosse Pointe Serving Christ in Detroit for over 150 years WOODS E!unday, July 16, 2006 Grosse Pointe Baptist Church 8~30 a.m. Informal Worship PRESBYTERIAN Dodge Hall Christ Centered and Caring - Committed to Youth and Commu'lity Church" 10:30 a.m.Worship Service Sunday Worship -11:00 AM "The ChLirch on The Corner" Meditation: "Still Singing?" Scripture: Acts 16:16~34 Sunday School- 9:30 AM for Age 2 - Adult Summer Sunday Worship Peter C. Smith preaching at both services Awana Clubs Wednesday @ 6:15 p.m. 10:00 a.m. Church School: Crib ~ Second Grade Middle School Youth meet Wednesday at 6:30 p,m, Save the Date Nursery Available Family Fun Carillon Concert Senior High Youth meet Tuesdays at 7:00p.m. Thursday, July 27th ~7:30 p.m. 19950 MackatTorrey 21336MackAvenue GrossePointe Woods Parking 8625 E. Jefferson at Burns, Detroit 313-886·4301 • www.gpwpc.org Behind Church Visit our website: www.japc.org. 313-822-3456 Phone: (313)881-3343 WebPage: www.gpbc.org GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006 'HEALTH I 58 O~H~O~ct;yJct;;k,Red Cross inneed ofblood The American Red Cross of President Greg Vasse said the around Independence Day, he Southeastern Michigan has Red Cross has "lost thou- said. Historically, donation Blood drive As the nonalcolwlic declared a post -holiday state sands of potential blood do- rates are very low due to holi- parent, yau are of emergency blood shortage. nations over the last few day travel and activities. WHEN "Our '0' inventory, the uni- weeks because of flooding in "The national blood short- Thursday,July20 responsible for versal blood type and one of the East. age impacts southeast learning how to take the most critical to have avail- "Due to falling blood inven- Michigan directly because we WHERE able, has been close to zero tories, the Red Cross is ra- rely on other Red Cross re- Grossepointewar Memorial action toprotect yaur for several weeks running," tioning blood types 0- gions fOr blood on a regular Dear Jeff and Debra: children. Yau(:anlWt said Diane Ward, CEO of the Negative, A-Negative and B- basis," Ward said. "Southeast TIME I have been searching your depend upon yaur American Red Cross Negative in some areas," he Michigan residents are ur- 9 a.m.to 8:30 p.m. Southeastern Michigan Blood said, explaining many blood gently needed to give blood or Web site aod haven't found an CALL answer to my particular prob- husband to change. He Services Region. "We have drives in the East were can- platelets in the next 10 days." (313) 884-5542 forappointment lem, so I am writing you. What doesn't know how to not been able to collect suffi- celed because of stmms and The American Red Cross is is your experience with alco- cient quantities to meet hospi- flooding in the region. asking healthy people age 17 Babysittingprovided.walk-inswel- come. holics who have stopped drink- change. tal needs here in southeast The forced cancellations or older, who weigh at least ing but are not actively recov- Michigan." come at a time when summer 110 pounds, to donate blood. ering? My husbaod has not National Red Cross Blood collections typically decline Call (800) GIVE-liFE or log appointment at an American been drinking for maoy years The retreat is designed to Services Senior Vice up to 15 percent, especially on to givelife.org to make an Red Cross donor center. other thao a couple of relapses help women revitalize aod in- and an episode of "controlled vigorate their lives. The focus drinking." He'll also some- is on building healthier rela- times have a few drinks at tionships, experiencing intu- weddings or other special itive cooking, transfomting events. your personal space aod learn- ER doctors offer tips on water safety This is my problem: He still ing body-mInd-spirit tech- behaves like ao alcoholic. He niques. Being in aod around water is swimming pools. As children There were nearly 13 million ACEP makes the following rec- rages, complains, withdraws, Elizabeth Reed, a graduate a big part of the summer for get older, according to the boats registered in the United ommendations: won't communicate - all of the Culinary Institute of maoy people. To minimize the CDG, drownings occur more , States in 2004, with more than • Tell someone where you're symptoms associated with his California, will prepare possibility of summer water frequently in lakes aod rivers . 70 million Americans involved . going, who is with you and , drinking problem. My concern gourmet meals. The retreat is fun turning deadly, the aod open areas of water. in recreationai boating accord- how long you'll be away. is what effect will this behavior scheduled for Oct. 13, 14 aod American College of "Perhaps the best advice I ing to government statistics. • Before starting the engine, have on our daughters? They 15 in a beautiful Lexington set- Emergency Physicians offers cao give parents is to know the While the use' of life jackets is open hatches, run the blower are 12 aod 15years old. I at- ting. some advice. limits of their child's ability to increasing, the CDC reports 90 aod most importaotly, carefully tend AI-Anon meetings aod The Women's Retreat is ao According to the Centers for swim aod to set firm ground percent of the 676 people who sniff for gasoline fumes in the have taken my daughters to alcohol- aod smoke-free envi, Disease Control and ruI~for play around the water, died in boating accidents in fuel aod engine areas. Alateen a few times. We've had . ronment. Cost: $400, all-inclu- Prevention, 782 children under aod to never leave kids unsu- 2004 were not wearing a f1ota- • When changing seats, stay maoy discussions about alco- sive. Space is limited. For more the age of 15 died from drown- pervised," said Blum. "The tion device. low aod near the center line of holism. My daughters tell me information, call (586) 447- ing in 2003, making it the sec- numbers show that for every "I can't say it often enough or a small boat. they feel as iftheir father does- 2162. ond-leading cause of injury-re- child who drowns, more thao loudly enough: wear a life jack- • Always wear life jackets n't love them. Jeff Jay and Debra Jay are lated death for this age group. 10 children are treated in et," Blum said. '~ust because aod carry first aid equipment. I've told my husbaod what the authors of "Love FIrst; A "I can't urge parents often emergency departments for you know how to swim doesn't • Monitor the weather care- the girls said about his relation- New Approach to Intervention enought{) keep a close eye on nearly drowning." mean you can go boating with- fully for signs of a storm. ship with them. He says he for Alcoholism and Drug their children when they're To help families safely enjoy out a life jacket. It should be • Never drink alcoholic bev- doesn't know what he can do Addiction," and Debra Jay is around a pool or at the beach their time around water, ACEP the first thing that everyone erages on a boat. Being "tipsy" to change their perception. He the author of "NoMore Letting or lake," said ACEP President offers the following tips: does before going out on the cao result in falling overboard. refuses to go to counseling. I Go: The Spirituality of Taking Dr. Frederick Blum. "It takes • Teach your children to water." The ability to swim safely or know this is not a good family Action AgainstAlcoholism and just a few seconds for a child to swim. To prevent accidents,' the call for help is greatly reduced. life for our girls. Drug Addiction.~'Jeff and get in trouble in the water aod • Never swim alone. Any information you have Debra Jay are professional in- put their life at risk." • Oniy swim in places that on this topic will be appreciat- terventionists who live in Government statistics show are supervised. Never allow ed. I have not found much writ- Grosse Pointe Farms. They most infaots drown in bath- children to swim without adult ten about the topic of the dry may be contacted with your tubs, toilets or buckets, while supervision. drunk. I am especially interest- questions at (313) 882-6921 or children 1to 4 years of age typ" • Never dive into unfamiliar ed in what impact it will have at lovefirstnet. ically drown in residential water. on our daughters. Thank you. SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS PRACTICE Dear Searching: YOGA First of all, your i:tusbaod hasn't quit drinking. He.ab" stains for periods of time be- ~~~p~tt!teCAIE in Medicare tween drinking episodes. It is our experience that alcoholics 1 Serving the community who fit your husbaod's pattern are usually drinking more thao I for over 20 years with: you know, but they hide the full extent of their alcohol intake. I " 24 hour Skilled Sub-acute We cannot tell you how I Nursing Services much your husbaod drinks, but we'd call him a semi-dry !, " Rehab:. Physical, Occupational drunk aod, without a recovery program, he doesn't show ! and Speech Therapies much improvement as a hus- i ,)Adult Day Care Center baod or a father. Dry drunks are usually so miserable, their e Child Care Center behavior mirrors active alco- holism. There'sao old AI-Anon Are you at risk to joke about the dry drunk: "Uvingwith my husbaod is ab- l AJJTJJIJIM WOODS ----.- 10 minutes from 1-94 and 1-696 solutely impossible. At least develop diabetes? when he was drinking, he'd 29800 Hoover Road • Warren • Phone: 586.574.3444'· Fax: 586.574.9548 eventually pass out." Medicare, Medicaid and Blue Cross CeJlified By: Suja Sukumar, M~D. Your husbaod will affect Pre-diabetes i$not a dls~ase, but a your daughters emotionally, psychologicallyaod spiritually wake-up caIl, since it is a in the same way ao active alco- serious sign of the developlfIeafof holic would. It is not the action of consuming alcohol that af- 'I'ype 2 diabetes. W1th !>re'dla~, fects us; it is the behavior asso- your blood glllCllS~ levels are higher ciated with alcoholism that takes it toll. Ifthe alcohol is than normal (between 100 and 125 mgfdlJ, but they're gone, but the behavior persists, not yet high enough to result in a diagnosis of our family lives don't improve diabetes. Despite this, it's possible you're already mUCh.Ifyou waotto know how your husbaod's behavior tiperiendng the harnlful effect$ of !>re~dlab~tes, will affect your daughters, read inetuding a 50% increas~d risk of t1ewl.OI;li!!g '~other Chaoce" by Sharon Wegscheider Cruse. cardiovaseular disease. or even havtug a stroke. As the nonalcoholic parent, you are responsible for learn- If you are overweight, phYsically initctlVe, {)lIe!:age ing how to take action to pro- 45, or have a family history .of diabetes, you'j'¢ IfIOre tect your children. You cannot depend upon your husbaod to likely to develop Type 2 diabetes. In additiOn, ifyRD MEDICAl CI NT FR - PII RS()N ordinated by Marla Ruhana, ao experienced psychotherapist. GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006

68 ENTERTAINMENT/SENIORS

STATE OF THE ARTS ByAlexSuczek 'South Pacific' under way at Stratford

, South Pacific" at Stratford this summer does more than con- ' firm this is one of the greatest musicals of all time. Itshows the festival can stage some of the greatest re- vivals, remain true to the origi- nal and yet be fresh, vital, ex- hilarating and newl)! contem- porary in feeling. This is one of Stratford's great productions in every way. Of course, it does enjoy certain important advan- tages. Topping the list is the out- standing cast led by Cynthia Dale as Navy nurse Nellie Forbush and Theodore Baerg as French planter Emile de Becque. With eight seasons of major roles at the festival already be- hind her, Dale brings impres- sive credentials to the role, but nothing she has done before shines brighter than this per- formance. She captures the outgoing, mid-American self- . confidence combined with un- sophisticated naivete in a way that makes her Nellie Forbush just what the script asks for. Meanwhile, her voice is stronger and clearer than ever, sounding off winningly in such signature songs as "Cockeyed Optimist" and "Wonderful Guy." On top of that, her acting of the ups and downs of her re- lationship with Emile de PHOTO BY DAVID HOO Becque benefits richly from the experience of playing dramatic Performing inThe Stratford Festival of Canada's "South Pacific" are, from left, Jayroe Armstrong as Eusign Pamela Whitmore, Blythe Wilson as Ensign Sue roles like Maggie in "Cat on a Yaeger, Ayanna Sealey as Euslgn Bessie Noonan, Cynthia Dale as Ensign Nellie Forbush, Dayna Thkatcb as Euslgo Dinah MacGregor, Christina Gordon as Euslgo Hot Tin Roof" and Bianca in Com MacRae and Barbam FUlton as Lt. Genevieve Marshall. "Taming ofthe Shrew." Filling the shoes of the oper- ingratiating personality. And Mary's daughter, Uat, ring the isolated South Seas island "South Pacific" is one of the first or the llmpteenth time. atic basso who created de when she sings the praises of true . situation. A boat carrying peo- best available in a long time "South Pacific" is presented .Beequ~s role, Baerg is equally , Bali Ha:i, everyone is sold. . "OOeraspects of the show pie across the bay, appears re- and one of the festival's most in repertory at the Avon liight. HisJ'ich, deep voice re~. .,JOlruceQ0,\V's performan~asicontribute mu~@~to1te , ally to be cutting through water.sparkling productions. It ll;QIle "~~1iW(lUgh Oct. 28. For,: i!mates with all the suaw " Liitii.el' BjlliS; the Navy countep ,exceptional quality of thiSpro" as it forges across the stage on not to miss for anyone with the'v,more'~ation, ac<;p1lllll

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SPORTS Perfect seasons Parcells track teams shatter school records on way to 8-0marks PAGE3C

LITTLE LEAGUE I 3C RUNNING I 4C CLASSIFIED

ON S A I L By Sandra Svoboda Youth is served ,on local crews

At 16, the Park resident is doing his first MaCkinacthis weekend. "The kids don't know exactly what they're doing, and the people who sail the Mackinac have been sailing it for years already. They have experience astweek, they were under their belts. It's going to among the oldest, be intense," Declercq said. most experienced For 17-year-old Charlie skippers in their re- Trost, of the Woods, Saturday's Lgatta, where they start in Port Huron will be his sailed solo or with just one fourth race. Among the crew of PHOTO BY RENEE LANDUYT crew member. 12 on Pendragon, a Contessa This quartet of Grosse Pointe teens will be sailing in this weekend's Bacardi Bayview Mackinac race. From left are Robert This week, they're the 43, he'J.lbe the youngest. Declercq, Spencer Colpaert, Charlie Trost and Steve Rozelle. youngest crew on their boats, 'When I'm sailing small some of them are sailing this boats [injunior sailing regat- race for the first time, and tas I,people look up to Ille and they're part of up to 13-mem- ask me questions but when I'm berteams. sailing Mackinac, I'm the one What a difference a week asking questions and I'mthe Veteran sailor eyes another first makes for four teen sailors. one looking up to people," said They're going from the Trost, who finished fourth in BayviewRiverfest Regatta on . the 420 class in the Riverfest By Chuck Klonke which of the Mackinac races ''All of my crew was out ground level. the Detroit River and Lake St. event. . Sports Editor he el\ioyed the least. there," Barbour said. "Those "1 started.like many others of Clair,where all the competitors Seventeen-year-old Steve "1 missed the race in 1989, are people you spend a great my time, scrubbing boats and were younger than 18,to the Rozelle will be with Declercq John Barbour can't put a fin- the year I was commodore (at deal of time with ilnd they be- sanding bodies," he said. Bacardi Bayview Mackinac aboard Insatiable, a Tartan 46. ger on which of the nearly 40 Bayview), and it was one of the come your friends." "When you're a young kid, you Race, where the fleet includes The Woods teen is used to Bacardi Bayview Mackinac biggest mistakes of my life," Sailing has been a big part of sail with somebody who owns some of the most experienced sailing by himself on a Laser or Races he has enjoyed the most. Barbour said. "1 was miserable Barbour's life since he was a a boat. When you're 16, 17, 18 and accomplished sailors on withjust one crew member After all, the City of Grosse dh the island. I was staying in a teenager who graduated from years old, you don't have any· the Great Lakes. when he skippers a 420. He Pointe resident has been on a lovely hotel room with lots of Grosse Pointe High School in thing but time. You don't have 'lt's a different kind of thought trying a Mackinac - a . first-place boat in at least seven food and lots of people, and I 1965. any knowledge. You don't world," said Robert Declercq, multi-day race on a big boat of the races and has been run- was miserable; unhappy not to Although his mother, Marion who finished third in his Laser ner-up another handful of bes ailing." Barbour Clark, was an accom- See BARBOUR, page 2C class last week. See ON SAIL, page 2C times. It was everi worse when he plisheq sailor and helpeq get However, Barbour~doesn't thought about his crew being him start;,ed. aarbour still got have any trouble remembering out on Lake Huron. involved ~inthe sport on the ",_U~~(/~ GR~NDOPENING SPORTS CAMP UPDATED LOCATION TH Camp to be held at JULY 15 ! 81.Joan of Arc School 'i*: 22415 Overlake lH~ AR~A'~Cl~AN~~l AND N~W~~lfACllilY St. Clair Shores June 19 - August 25 WEIGHT TRAINING • AEROBICS (10 weeks) CAMP ACTIVITIES INCLUDE l SPINNING • YOGA Archery • Basketball • Baseball • Compass Reading • Football • Frisbee Golf • Hiking • Kickball • Ping Pong • Rappelling • Soccer • Softball C I RC U)IT TRA I N I N G Street Hockey • Swimming • Tee Ball • Tennis • Track & Field • Volleyball FAMILY RATES • GROUP RATES • Flexible Registration To Accommodate Your Schedule

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FARMS·CITY LITTLE LEAGUE Diamond results and highlights

MAJORS a run. Athletics 12,Astros 7 Joey Aliotta led the Tigers with TommyShimmelwent 4-for4 and four hits, including a home run, and scored three runs for the Athletics, six RBIs. who won their second playoffgsme. Athletics 3, Pirates 2 Nick Pangori hit a homer, drove in Nick Pangori's home run in the two ron's and scored three. Kevin bottom of the fifth inoing snapped a Schaeffner had two hits and two 2-2 tie. The Athietics' Carmen RBIs. Benedittipitched three scoreless in· Connor Martinuzzi and Max nings in relief, striking out seven. Kaiserhit home runs forthe Astras. Tommy Shimmel hit atwo~run Athletics 7, Nationals 1 homer in the second to tie the game. Carmen Beneditti and Tommy The Pirates took an early lead on Shimmel combined on a.two·hitter RBI hits hy James Champane and with nine strikeouts to help the MichaelYacobucci.Conrad Tech and Athleticsopen the playoffson ilwin· Scott Dirkson pitched well for the ning note. Benedittididn'tallowa hit Pirates. and struck out six in his three in· ClASSAAA nings. Shimmel was also outstand- RIverCats 8, Sidewinders 5 ing at the plate with three singles, an Three runs in the top of the sixth RBIand two runs. Austin Jones had inningturned out to be the difference twosingles,two RBIsand a run. for the RIver Cats in their playoff Danny French's leadoff single in gsme. Brad Sanford ied offthe sixth the sixth was the Nationals' first hit. with a double and Mike and Matt French moved up on Dylan Wronski had singles to help turn a 5- John Barbour hopes to have his Velero among the leaders once again inthis week's Bacardi Bayview Mackinac Race. Demkowitz's single and scored on a 4 lead into an 84 advantage. Jack fielder's choice. John Bradley Strachan pitched the first three in· pitched well in relief, allowing one nings and Joe Fannon pitched the icon, Dr. DougWake. she won exactly 50 years earli- nated against because they run in tl)ree innings. lastthree. "I sailed with Doug and his er. That's something I'm very couldn't demonstrate the expe- Athletics 8,Nationals 3 The Sidewinders had the bases BARBOUR: wife Maggie and their crew for proud of, winning the same rience. Sailing has a spot for The Athletics broke a tie with five loadedwith two out in the bottom of about 15 or 16 years," Barbour race 50 years after she did." big strong people, but there's runs in the bottom of the fourth in· the sixth when Murray Sales Topsallors said. "In 1980, he got involved Few folks are bigger boost- also a spot for light, nimble ning, featuring RBI singles hy Nick blooped a single over the first base- with the then- very hot, very ers of sailing than Barbour. people. Pangori, Carmen Benedetti, Matt man's head. Andrew Bigham, play- his mentors prestigious North American 40 "The part I like best about "My secretary, Sandra Temrowski and Topher Bamford. ing second base for the River Cats, One-Design class." racing is the camaraderie, the Thompson, will be sailing with Bamford got the win in the rain- got the ball and fired a strike to Continued from page 1C When Wake retired at 75 be- closeness you don't find in me again this year. She comes shortened gsme with one inning of catcher Brett Bigham, who tagged cause of problems with his many other sports, ~ he said. "I from a long line of sailors, and shutout reliefpitching. out the seeondrunnertIying to score know how to sail. And you cer- knees, Barbour bought his think it comes from spending she's one of the best sailors on Clark Wells had two singles and for the final out. Gordy Post, who tainly don't have any money. boat. several days together in very the lake. She's one of the un- an RBIfor the Nationals. started the Sidewinders sixth with a "If you demonstrate that "I carried on the name close quarters, sharing your usual ones because she was on Athletics 23,Pirates 13 single,pitched all six innings. you're committed, diligent and Velero, which (Wake) had on food and sometimes your forks a boat since she was born." Nick Pangori led the Athletics' at· RIverCats 11, Bulls 5 hard-working and help by his boats for 40 years," and your plates and your water Barbour is a great supporter tack with two home runs, a double Joe Fannon pitched a six~hitter. scrobbing, sanding and paint- Barbour said. "I carried on the bottles. of the junior sailing program at and seven RBIs.He also scored five struck out six and walked two as the ing, they might invite you to go name in honor of Doug and "Sharing thoughts and work· Bayview. runs. Carmen Beneditti had three RivE.r Cats remained unbeaten in the sailing. Because you don't Maggie Wake." ing toward a common goal "Sailing is a small and exclu- hits and drove in five runs. Anstin playoffs.Brett Bigham had two dou· know anything, you're not Barbour still has that boat, breed a mutual respect and sive fraternity," he said. "We'd Jones had four singles, scored foUI'/ bles and a single and drive in five much of an asset, but all sailors along with another North loyalty you don't get in other love to attract young people to runs and drove in two. Robert runs. Jack Strachan, Andrew are teachers. We're committed American 40 that he purchased team sports." our junior program. You don't Stanley had two hits, scored twice Bigham, Alex Cendrowski, Brad to the sport. This isn't some- in order to keep it in the state. Barbour is the first to admit have to be a member of any and had two RBIs. Sanford and Mark Anthony had the thing that many people get "I'm hoping to maintain the that sailing isn't easy. club, and you can join until The Pirates were paced by Anstin other River Cats hits. lessons to learn how to do. class," Barbour said. "What people don't realize is you're 18. Petitpren with two hits,two runs and Henry SOlem, Stephen "It's a sport where you serve. While he sails one,he char- there's a real skill," he said. "There are other (junior) three RBIs and Andrew Addy with VanWallingham, Wade Penman, an apprenticeship, and the ap- ters the other one. jIlt's a chess game in terms, of programs, too. Crescent ha,s. a ~e trits, twOruIl$ and two RBIs. Cole Zinges and Joey Yacabuccicol· prenticeship starts with sand- "Last year it was chartered strategy. It's a mechanical wondetful program and the Athletics 18,Tigers 15 lectedhitsforthe Bulls. paper in your hands. by Acheson Ventures, and they game. It's a meteorological Grosse Pointe Club, commonly Nick Pangori's grand slam in the River Cats 3, Isotopes 2 . Eventually, I was invited to asked me to put together a game. It's an intellectual sport. known as the Uttle Club, has a bottom of the fifth inoing capped the Andrew Bigham pitched a four· sail". crew, so I got some of my Most people don't understand nice program. Grosse Pointe Alhletics' comehack from an eight· hitter, struck out five and walked Barbour had several men- guys," Barbour said. ''We sailed it. They think you get on a boat Yacht Club is limited to chil- fun deficit. Bobhy Freda! had two four to win the well-played gsme. tors. One of the first was Skip the whole race, never more and the wind blows you dren of members." doubles, a Ilingleand three RBisand. Brett Bigham, Matt Wronski and Boston, whose father was the than a couple hundred yards around. That's clearly not the All three of Barbour's chil- Joe Kuhna collected three singl~s AlexCendrowskihad key hits for the l11l\iorsai1maker in the Detroit apart. Velero VII, the boat I case. It's very, very sophisticat- dren are involved in sailing. arid an RBL Topher Bamford River Cats. Shortstop J,.ek Strachan area sailed, was first and three or ed." Sammy, 16, a student at blanked the Tigers in the sixth in- !!)ladethe play of the gsme when he '~ a saihnaker, you have to four minutes behind us was And at times, it can be quite Grosse Pointe South, is on that ning, becoming the only pitcher in sail with the people you make VeleroVI." simplistic. school's varsity sailing team. the gsme to escape without allowing See GAMES, page 3C sails for, and Skip took me with John also learned about sail- Take the legendary 1985 His daughter, Katie Uegh, a him," Barbour said. "Skip ing from his brother, Sloane, Mackinac race, when the wa- student at Pierce Middle would put together crews for who owns Pointe Electronics ter was so rough many boats School, sails an Optimist 1------national regattas. Wl'd be sail- in Grosse Pointe Woods. were forced to quit. dinghy, as does his lO-year-old Dan Aitken, the Shores resi- ing in Miami or Annapolis "He and I sailed together a '1\11 of our guys were on the daughter, Kimberly, who at- ON SAIL: dent who is a co-owner of (Md.) and I was always invited lot, and he was a big help," sind rail, not sick, but not feeling tends Maire Elementary. Titan, said the crew appreci- to go. I'd like to think I knew John, an attorney whose office too good, either," Barbour said. Sailing with his kids and do- Teens want ates Colpaert's own commit- how to sail when I started with is in the Village. "I went down below and found ing his own sailing keeps ment to the Titan program, Skip, but indeed, he was my Barbour didn't realize how a big can of tuna and a can of Barbour on the go. to learn willingness to learn, enthusi- teacher. accomplished a sailor his corned beef hash for breakfast. One weekend this summer asm for the sport, and ability "My luck with sailing with mother was until he won a race I passed out nine forks and the he took the kids to a regatta in Continued from page 1C to cooperate on a team wl1ere one. of the best in the country on Put-in-Bay in 1973. two cans to the guys lined up Sandusky, Ohio, sailed an the next youngest person is brought me along. Skip in- "When I got home and told along the rail. overnight race out of the with a crew of 12 - sounded nearly three times his age. volved me in the sport to a my mother that I won, she said, "I said, 'this morning's Wmdsor Yacht Club, and drove like a sailing challenge. "He's active. He's been sail- greater degree than might 'I think I won that race once. breakfast is a choice. You can back to Sandusky to see his 'Tve been sailing small boats ing with us all year. He's com- have happened alone." Go look in the attic. I think the have cat food or dog food.' family finish their races. forever and not big boats so I mitted. He shows up all the Boston also introduced trophy's there,''' Barbour said. They all ate it and were grate- "The junior part is huge," figured I'd get into it,"he said. time and he's fast on his feet," Barbour to another sailing "I looked and found the trophy ful to have it." Barbour said. "It's a feeder pro- 'Tm sure if I like it, I'll sail more Aitken said. 'We know the fu- The biggest change Barbour gram. And when there's the big boats." ture of the sport is in the youth has seen in his nearly four odd kid that comes in from a Spencer Colpaert, a l4-year- and we need to bring them decades of sailing is the num- non-sailing family, we often old Park resident, will be along with us." ber of women who sail. hook the parents. The next among the youngest of all EXPf::I,IENCE HiE "Times have changed," he thing you know, they're sailing competitors in the 244-boat Among the fourteens, SHOCK Colpaert will be the only one ...«:,~) said. i'Women were discrimi- the Mackinac." • fleet when he steps aboard Titan, a C & C41, for without a parent on board, PRESENTED BY LENNOX) Saturday's start. though his father, Kent, will be on the race on another boat. Sunday, July 16th@ 5pm "I think it will be a good ex- perience for me, and yeah, it Trost will sail with his father, N ANTONIO SILVER STARS 2006 UNIVERSITY LIGGETT will be educational," he said. John, a co-owner of Kids' Photo Night courtesy of Fifth Third Bank Itwill be Colpaert's first Pendragon, and Declercq and Arrive at 3:30pm and have your picture taken Mackinac race, and he expects Rozelle will have their fathers with a Shock player on the court it to be different from anything along as well. irst 2,500 fans receive a Shock Window Cling he's done in his seven years of 'Tve tried to stay away from junior sailing and ten years of racing with my dad," Colpaert racing big boats. He'll be part said. "He doesnt let me do as of an ll-memberteam. m.uch as people on other SOCCER CLINICS "Obviously the boat is a lot boats. I think he thinks of me Since 1977 bigger and there's more people as a little kid." so it turns out that ifs more of Aitken plans to have LIMITED ENROLLMENT teamwork," Colpaert said. Colpaert working hard and, as '13:verybody's got to kirid of be the lightest member of the TRAINING CLINICS AT in tune with the same thing. If crew, he'll often be on the fore- UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL one person screws up on the deck where his light frame CO,!kRoad CampU&-GrossePoinre Woods jibe, the whole thing unravels." won't disrupt the speed of the For Boys and Girls-Ages 6-16 (Grouped by Ability) Colpaert planned to skipper boat as much as other crew a 420 at the Rivetfest regatta, members' weight would. but when his crew didnt show *JUly 31-August 4 But Aitken did reassure the up, he was stuck on land on the teen's parents the crew would August 7-12 first day. The second day he look out for their son. (Includes Goa!keeping session) singlehanded a Laser. He was , th @ 1 pm August 14-19 in the "middie of the pack" "Ipromised his mom that he when a breakdown forced him would be wearing flotation at HOUSTON COMETS * SpeciaL half-day sessions fOr 5 and 6year~Us to the back of the fleet. all times," Aitken said. &special evening sessions for teenage players CAMP DAY '1 think I learned that sailing Sandra Svoboda lives in ShockFest, a prewgame interactive basketball carnival, brought to For further information call on a team is a big thing of re- Grosse Pointe Park. You can you by Metro Detroit Ford Dealers opens at 9:30am sponsibility and commitment," reach her at HYPERLINK 313-884-6718 or 313-884-4444 Colpaert said. "Ifone person "mailto:OnSail@grossepointe- LOWER LEVEL TICKETS START AT $10 cant commit, then the whole news.com" or OnSail@grosse- FOR TICKET iNFORMATION CALL 248-377-0100 OR LOG ON TO WWW.DETROITSHOCK.COM thing can fall apart." pointenews.com. GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 13, 2006 SPORTS I 3C

PARCELLS TRACK Boys,girls teams unbeaten

It would take a trip back to that was held by former Grosse ed in the 70 dash. Jackson set a Butts. 2000 to see the Parcells Middle Pointe North All-Stater Marcell record in the seventh-grade 70 Butts was also undefeated in School girls track team suffer a Maxwell. ;1t9:58. the 800 run. defeat. Devine, Tony Casano, Josh Another seventh-grade Mike Tolliver didn't lose in The Panthers finished 8-0 for Garvin and Joe Elliot made up standout, Megan Bergeron, the shot put and added a foot their sixth straight undefeated the school's fastest 800 relay ran neck-and-neck with and a half to the school record season and they increased team, beating the old record by Jackson all season, and nosed with a tbrowof41-feet-1. their winning streak to more more !ban three seconds with her out in a couple of races. Derrick Popov added six !ban 50 games. a clocking of 1:42.75. Jackson and Bergeron fin- inches to the high jump record Parcells' boys team has been Christian Holm was part of ished 1-2 in every meet except with an lmpressive leap of 5- almost as successful. It the team when it broke the the one that Jackson missed 10. matched the girls' 8-0 record record earlier in the year. because of a choir commit- Other event winners during this year, and it has three unde- Others who ran on the unbeat- ment in Mount Pleasant. the season were eighth graders feated seasons in the last five. en 800 relay team were Steven . Sami Filippelli finished first Miller, Lydia FUller, Roland Since middle school track re- Mack and Teddie Williams. in the 800 run in every meet Day, Leah Francis, Lauren turned to the Grosse Pointe Devine, Casano and Elliot and anchored the undefeated Bradley, Shania Carter, Kim schools in 1999, the two are the three fastest sprinters eighth-grade 1,600 relay. Cooper, Jake Simon, Zyania Parcells teams have a com- in school history. Others who ran on that relay Wright-Servais, Leyoun bined 118-12 record. Casano owns the 100 dash team were Cllpizzo, Bush, Harbin and Andrena Thomas, . This year, 10 school records record at 11.6 seconds and Hannah Everett, Amy Witt, and seventh graders Bobby were broken. Elliot was undefeated in the 70 Justine Chavallier, Kelly Cleary, Olivia Ajlouni, Louis Six individuals and four re- dash, setting a school record of Murray, Alexis Paiombit, Saravolatz, Lawrence layteams were undefeated. 8.32. Amanda Gay, Constance Bahr McCarter, Donovan Strong, Eighth-grader Adam Devine Tri-captains Michelle Miller, and Hannah Colborn. Steven Kennedy, Riley Walters, had an outstanding year. One Krystal Bush and Nikki The seventh-grade girls and Noelle Varicalli and Kia Tyus. of his highlights was turning a Capizzo led the girls team. eighth-grade boys 1,600 relays The coaches of the two Adam Devine was a standout performer on the Parcells Middle 25-meter deficit into a 30-meter Bush owns the 200 hurdle were also undefeated. Kailey teams were Kerry Pytel and School boys track team. win on the anchor leg of the record and Capizzo was unde- Sickmiller, Gabrielle Rizzo, Matthew Kotes. ' 1,600 relay against Center Une feated in the 1,600 run. Laine Maher, Catie Murray, "The credit for Parcells' con- Wolfe to keep the relay team Katie Raymond, who led the Emily Turnbull, Mia Biretta tinuing success lies with the unbeaten. Devine's split was girls in scoring with more !ban and Alyssa Barrone each ran motivated and talented young 52 seconds. 100 points, anchored the 800 on the seventh-grade girls ladies and gentlemen on the Run the Pointe has Devine was undefeated in relay team to a record time of team. teams," said Pytel, speaking for the 400 dash and holds the 2:00.37. Bush, along with sev- Members of the eighth- himself and Kotes. school record with a time of enth-graders Joana Jackson grade boys team were Casano, The coaches also thanked nearly 100participants 54.73. His 200 dash record of and Morgann Sorce, rounded Garvin, Holm, Scott Ismail, the parent volunteers who 23.52 is more than 1.5 seconds out the relay. Will Cyr, Andrew Shank and made the home meets run Nearly 100 runners partici- The event generates money faster than the previous mark Raymond finished undefeat- co-captains Devine and Dean smoothly. pated in the Run the Pointe ac- to support and enhance a tivities sponsored by the wide variety of athletic pro- Grosse Pointe South Athletic grams at South. Now in its Booster Club. fourth year, Run the Pointe The runners competed in brings together local business- 10- and five-kilometer and es, community members, city Fanns runner wins state 3,200run two-mile FUn Run/Walk races. officials and running enthusi- asts for a mornihgof healthy Pete Loy, a resident of Loy graduated this spring as neering and will run on Pointe South was ninth in the and fun activity. Grosse Pointe Farms who ran salutatorian at De La Salle, Cornell's cross country and 3,200, just one place from Top finishers in the featured track and cross country at De and will attend Cornell track teams. earning a medal, with a time of races were Eric Backman and La Salle, won the 3,200-meter University. He will study engi- Jake Wernet of Grosse 9:45.03. GAMES: Kurt Schneider, men's 10K; run at the state boys Division I Laura Gabrion and Karen championships at East Farms-City French, women's 10K; Fred Kentwood High School. Schaible and Paul Murphy, Loy had a winning time of highlights men's 5K; and Jessica 9:27.45, more than nine sec- Tryouts fot the Bomarito and Karen onds flister than runner-up Gbntinukd from page 2C' . B!tlousek, Women's5K:'<" Brendan Marcum of PinbkUey. ,,.,GROSSE,POINTE',9,7c? ",'!!' The Athletic Booster ClUb's He took the lead on the sec- fielded a groundef,"fili!ged sec-' next ~veiitiStb.eflfSffall golf ona lap, opened a\Yid~gap()il' ,:8ULLnOGSSQlJIRT,A",'rt .. ond and threw to first to com- outing, wWch is scheduled for Marcum and wasn't seriously travel Hockey team: plete the dohble play. Monday, Aug. 14 at Lochmoor challenged for the final six Isotopes pitchers Griffen Behl Country Club. laps. Head Coach Dan Piepszowski and John Cunningham com- bined on a four-hitter. July 18 6 - 7:00 p.m. Cunningham also made several fine defensive plays during his July 20 6 - 7:30 p.m. time on the mound, including a Former ULS coach July 25 6 - 7:00 p.m. catch of a line drive by Brett Bigham that he turned into. a (located at Canyon and Mack Ave.) double play. Ken Elkin, Will Grosse Pointe Community Rink Pezzimenti, Karston Mininov wins another title and Patrick F1anagan had the Questions; call Coach Piepszowski 313.689.0171 . Isotopes' hits. . Bob Wood hasn't lost the School. River cats 9, B.ats3 magic that made him one of "It was exciting for the kids, All 1997 and 1998 players invited to attend. The River Cats came from be- Michigan's top high school ten- because IT has 'been quite a hind with five runs in the fifth in- nis coaches during his years at while since they've had a boys ning. Andrew Bigham pitched a University Liggett School. team that was this good." complete game with seven Wood, who is now coaching In Tennessee high school strikeouts and three walks. Alex at the University School of tennis, four teams qualify for Cendrowski hit three doubles, Jackson (Tenn.), and James the state tournament. while Andrew Bigham, Jack Walker guided that school's University School of Jackson Strachan and Brett Bigham each boys tennis team to the Class beat Donaldson Christian collected two hits. 1 A-AA state championship. Academy of Nashville in the Will Kruse pitched three solid It was the 40th state champi- semifinals, then defeated innings for the Bats and record- onship won by Wood, and it perennial state power ed six strikeouts. GUl1l1erPerry came on May 23 - his 65th Chattanooga Christian in the and COl1l1erFox each had two birthday. final match. hits for the Bats, who also had "It never gets old," said Wood won 39 state champi- hits from Ben Boettcher and Wood, who also' helps coach onships with his boys and girls NEGRO LEAGUES WEEKEND TlmKellet. the girls team at University tennis teams at ULS.

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700 APTS/.FLATS/DUPlEX700 APTSjFlATS/DUPlEX 700 APTSjFlATS/DUPlEX700 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX700 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX702 APTS/FlATS/OUPlEX 705 HOUSESFORRENT 70SHOUSESFORRENT POINTES/HARP,ERWOODSPOINTES/HARPERWOODS POINTES/HARPERWOODSPOINTES/HARPERWOODSPOINTES/HARPERWOODS S.C.S/MACOMBCOUNTY POINTES/HARPERWOODS POINTES/HARPERWOODS 1 bedroom condo, 876 Trombley, 3 bed- FIRST floor detached NEWLY remodeled 2 VILLAGE, nice 2 bed- ST. Clair Shores, 11 1/2 915 Pemberton, HARCOURT, three Grosse Pointe City, room lower, 2 baths, garage apartment in bedroom, Appliances, room upper, lawn, & Harper, 1 bedroom, Grosse Pointe Park, bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, Lakelandl Mack" com- natural fireplace, newly very secluded area in iots of storage, hard- snow, screened porch, laundry, parking, In- Lovely tudor, 3- 4 bed- duplex, screen porch, pletely redone. $7501 decorated, Garage, Grosse pointe Farms, wood floors, cat friend- August, $795, ciudes heat, water, rooms, gourmet kitch- air condition, $1,250 month, Includes all ap- Separate basement. No with private yard, One Iy, Maryland. Referen- (313)881-4306 $545, (586)777-2635 en, dining room, family (313)884-0501 pliar.lCes, washer, dry- pets, $1,2001 month bedroom, $7501 ces, $565, 586-668- WINDMILL Polnte- room, finished base- HARPER Woods 3 er" heat, air, Located plus security depOSIt. month, No pets. Avalla- 0275 Spacious upper flat ment, 2 car garage, b d . f ' d . near village. (313)640- (313)882-3965 ble JUly 1st. Interested . h b d first floor laundry, all e room, air, ence In 8966, (313)683-3617 . persons should fax ref· NICELY renovated 2 Wit 3 e rooms, 2 $1,000. Woods 2 bed- appliances. $1,9501 yard, basement. Call , 879 Beaconsfield, 5 erences to 313.884. bedroom south of Jef· baths, central air, 2 car room bungalow, clean, month Short term 313-?09-4304 1 bedroom, Beacons- room lower, newly ferson New kitchen garage. Call Tappan & quiet air garage' '. fieid, lower apartment decorated, off- street 0626. Refinished fioors, $600: Associates for appoint· fenced yard. (313)881: okay. (313)443-9968 HARPER, Woods, 4 $550 per month plus parking, no pets, $6501 GROSSE Pointe City, 1 Call Tom, 313.717. ment, (313)884-6200 9687 EXECUTIVE leaving bedrodo~'d2 batr, fully gas & electricity. 313- monthly. (313)331- bedroom- upper flat, 6463 1332 H d G country Grosse pointe ~emo e ~ , tapp I~nc~s, 690-9388, 586-226- 3559 $535 plus security, In- 1~:~~;h~~~~f:~~i~~::k,9nPointe p~~ar mint r~~~: Woods,- 3 bedroom, 2 $;05~; 3~~~~5:i3g~ s. 4214 906 Nottingham, 2 cludes heat, water & NOTTINGHAM 3 bed· lhalisbasedonrace,color, dltion 3 bedrooms 1.1 1/2 bath. 2,200 sq. ft. =:c:=.---:,.-----:: 1135 Maryland· 2 bed· bedroom, appliances, garage.(586)463-2228 room lower, $875 and rel~~~d~~~~I~~~~~~In, bathrooms $1 '2951 ranch. Fireplace, base- NOTRE Dame, small room lower unit, no off· street parking, no GROSSE Pointe park uppe~, ~~~~(r~1lag.p~- (Mlc'J:!lanLaw), month (313)706.3464 ment, attached garage. two bedroom, one smoking, no pets. pets. (313)617-8663 3 bedroom upper car: ance I g IS· marilal( IchiganLaw)' Overlooking gol course. bath cottage, $950. $7001 month plus utilit· 926 N tt' h 2 pet separate hase- washer and. separate orfamilialslatua. 1776 Roslyn, Woods. $1900. Call for details (313)884-0501 . (313)8820001' 0 Ing am·, laundry proVided Ga· ForfurtherInformation, Cape Cod 3 bedrooms rent with Opt'''; to ==--,.--,---,-- les. • , bedroom lower, all ap· ment, all appliances. rage parking. Water in-' callIheMichiQan 1 1/2 bilthS $1 275" 10y' ONE of the nicest 1146 Maryland, large pliances, off- street No pets. (313)885-7138 cluded. (313)549.7958 OepartmentofCivilRights 810.499.4444' , . buy, (586)854.333.;9 Grosse Pointe rentals. at800·482-3604;theU.S. 'I b d upper flat, 3 bedrooms, parking, $7501 month GROSSE pointe Park DepartmentofHouaingand GROSSE pointe Park 1633 Rosyn, 2 e· study, enclosed ,Porch, plus security. 313-823- 3 bedrooms, apPlian: NOTTINGHAM, 3 b~d- IheUrbanDevelopment 17~4 Hampton, Grosse 1009 Beaconsfieid: room, 1 bath. $1,150. ffreplace, a~pliances, 5852 ces, air, newly decorat. ~oom, liVing room, din' 8~r~~~~i~~~i POinte Woods. 3 bed· brick bungalow, 2 large 586-713-4218 off street parking, new· 929 . Beaconsfield, ed $850 (586)776- Ing room, completely FairHousingAgency. room, 1 bath. Hard· bedrooms 1 5 baths PARK- 3 bedroom sln- Iy redone $8501 month. 5646' renovated. Air. Must wood floors, newer f . h db' , (248)542.3039 south of Jeffe.rson, 3 . see! No pets. $900. kitchen, all appliances. IniS easement, .gas gle home, $1,0751 =:7-,:--:...:..:c,-:--;---:- bedroom, fireplace, GROSS"Point~ prop, (313)822.6970 Central air. Available heat, newer applian· month plus utilities. 1341 Somerset, large 2 deck,', washer, dryer~ erty- walk"wvlII!tgecl!i ••.. , . Imm~di!:ltely; , $1,100 ces, ,p,~rdvyood.floor~, (586)739-7283 1/2 bedrooms, fire· wln~ow air CDndlt]O~0,hospitaL *2,000 sq. ft. NOTTINGHAM, south 2 bedrOOmlJpper & mdnthly,plus utilities. $825 p)v~,~ecu~ItY" VILLAGE Lane- a"biJ"o. place, off· street park· ers. Recently renovat· townhouse, 3 bed. of Jefferson, 2 bed- room for rent in War· 313-729-9369 [email protected] room, 1 1/2 bath, colo- ing, hardwood floors, ed. Owner occupied. rooms, office, 2. 5 room upper, parking. ren. House privileges. • (Mr. Glick) nla!, with garage. lawn. service, non· $850. (586)201-2508 baths basement & ga· $575. (810)229-0079 (586)755-4301 3 bdedrdoom nhewlYre GROSSEPOINTE $1 500 313.884.0501 smoking no pets nice. . h ' '$ I h' mo e e l ranc - Grosse ---"'=,,,' = ,.-- $8001 month $800 se· 9~9 Nottlng am· ~age. 1,650 mont. NOTTINGHAM· apart· 21635 Moross, 2 bed- Pointe Schools, $9001 SHORES WINDMILL Pointe curity. (313)884.2488 clean, 3.bedroom low· 1,300 sq. ft. Lower ment. $595, plus utllit· room, appliances In· month. Call ReMax 2 bedroom, 21/2 bath Sub. executive colo- -:-:,:,,::..:..:.::...:;.:.::.-=-:-. .::.,..:..::.....- er. Appliances Includ· flat" 2 bedrooms, ies. (586)739-7283 cluded $7001 month 586-484-4944 brick ranch, . I 31 4 b d 2 1445 Lakepolnte, ex· Ing washerl dryer. Ga- screened porch, 1 . fir t I' . d: just off Lakeshore. nla. e rooms,. cellent 2 bedroom low- rage. (313)881-5610 bath, basement & ga- NOTTINGHAM. 1, 2 & p;sit (;;~)7si~~~~0 e 3, bedroom, 1 bath, $1,900 I month, ~/t\bath;ti t Gr~nlte er, new carpet, updat· BEACONSFIELD u _ rage, $1,1001 month. 3 bedroom flats availa. . . Grosse POinte schools. Call (586)651'8894 ' I C en WI s aln ess. ed kitchen, all applian- per 2 bedroom, remo~- CMS(248)549-0900 ble. Bright, sunny, 4417 Haverhill· Spa· $7751 month. (586)286- . ~~~1for Info. 313-927- ces, remote garage eled, no pets, $600. HARCOURT, central hardwood. floors, up· CIOUS,1 bedroom up· 5436 GROSSE pOinte Wpods ~=====,_ door, laundry, land- (313)822.6970 air flats, family room, dated kitchen With per, between Mack. ~ 867 Loraine· 4 bed- ranch, 3 bedroom, to· , SINE& .. GMAC...... scape service, etc. No fireplace no smokin dishwasher, off· street East Warren. Heat In room coloniaL Approxl. tally renovated, all ap· ~~ pets. $695. (313)885- BEACONSFIELD, no et (313)881.7517g, parking, no pets, $5251 cluded. $550. Shown mately 2,200 sq. ft. 3. 5 pliance,. 2 car garage, ResidentialLeases 9468 south of Jefferson. 2 p. up. (313)331-7554 by appOintment. Jim baths, newly remod- nonsmoker, Immediate in theGrossePointes 2110 Vernier lower bedroom, appliances, HARCOURTI upper Saros Agency, eled kitchen with appli- occupancy, $1,375. From $750_$4,000 I I h d d fl heat, water Included. two bedrooms, air, ONE bedroom apart- (313)886-9030 ances hardwood 313-402-7125 sev;dou;,r kft~~en ~or~: $650. (313)331-7878 clean, flrepiace. No ments-. Harper Woods, CADIEUX! Mack, Mor· floors: garage, spa. ===__----==:;-:- '" (313)884-7000 P d k $1 oPoPoBEACONSFIELD up- pets, $950 month. 313- St Clair Shores, East· ang Kellyl 8 Mile. 1 cious backyard GROSSE Pointe ances, . ec . , . .' , 530.9566 pOinte. well maln-' .' . Woods, three bed· 706 HOUSESFORRENT water Included. 313- per very nice 2 bed· talned, air, coin laundry bedroom. Air, laundry, $M50. Shown by ap· rooms, newly decorat- DETROIT/WAYNECOUNTY 220-3817 room flat, hardwood LAKEPOINTE lower 2 and storage. $565. $420- $520. (313)882- pOlntment, Jim Saros ed. $1,050. Kathy Lenz. . 596 Notre Dame- com- floors, off· street park- b~droom, garage, ap· 595. No petsl no smok- 4132 Agency, (313)884-6861 Johnstone & John. 3 bedroom brick, St. pletely renovated 1 ~~ase $~~~I(2~)~1t~: p:lances, no pets. $700 Ing. The Blake Compa- CHALFONTE ATTRACTIVE. 3 bed- stqne, 313-813-5802. ~~~~dH~~f~~~nare:~a~~: bedroom lower unit. 6111 pus secunty. (313)824- ny.313-881-6882 Apartments room home In Harper . ble nowl $850 313. Walking distance t~ 1439 . EastJefferson at Woods on Hollywood, GROSSE POinte, 2,000 640-1844' . the vlllageJ New kltch" BEACONSFIELD· 2 LAKEPOINTE, beauti. PARK, Lakepolnte 2 Flscher,near Grosse POinte Schools, square foot home, 4 ====-:---:--;--:- en, bath, carpeting, bedroom 100~er, appli· ful 5 room, 1 bedroom, bedroom lower flat. Indian Village. large shaded backyard, bedroom, 2 bath, walk· UNIVERSITY· 2 bed· . roof, windows, garage ances, parking, $650. appliances, quiet build. $8001 month plus Utilit· 2 & 3 bedroom units. stove and refrigerator Ing distance to schools, room, clean, lower flat. and dishwasher. Stove No pets. (313)885-0470 ing, no pets. $650. les. (586)739-7283 ApprOXimately1,200 included. Immediate shOPPing,parks. All ap- Includes heat. $7601 and refrigerator provld- BEACONSFIELDI (313)882-0340 PARK Lakepointe 2 sq. ft, Starting.at $600. occupancy $775 per pllances stay, $1,300, plus security. 313-438- ed. New furnace, win· Charlevoiux upper, 2- 3. bedroom lower flat. Some utilitieS Includedl month (313)885-7882 (313)404-0506 3205 dow air .conditIOning bedrooms, .liVing, din· LOWER 2 bedroom: $7951 month. plus utilit. Shown by ap~olntment [j="ii"iiiiii"iiiiiiiiii~ii:i Unit provided.· Sepa- ing. New stove & reo washerl dryer, base ies. (586)739.7283 313 821 1447 rate basement storage. frigerator. Off. street ment, 1 car garage, . COMPLETELY remod- No pets. $800. Shown parking, $740 plus se· $7501 month. Referen· PARK· south of Jeffer' eled 3 bedroom. New by appointment. New curlty. (313)640-3937 ~~hneeded. 586-773- sonl 872 & 891 Bea· floors, windows, kitch·. Clam Investment. . . consfield. 2 bedroom/en. $7901 month, in- (313)884-6861 ~~:;'~O~~:~Ete~~:J: MARYLAND apart· $550, one bedrooml cludes gas. 313-300- RULES:IIIReshuffle six letters to formIa new word. If a word Is given, ,619 Neff- in the Village. room' units, excellent ment· 2 bedrooms, $525. (586)772-0041 1938 find an anagram of that word. Place letters In boxes next to shuffled Beautiful 2 1/2 bed· condition. Great prices! laundry, $7001 month SOMERSET, 1331 ;;D~U;;;P~LE;:;X:;-·---:o::::n:-':ta::-:r:;:-ioletters.After ail six words are solved, find new 6-letter words shuffled in room lower flat. Open Utilities. 248-882-5700 includes heat, water. Custom built 2 bed: Street, dead end the six columns or two diagonals. floor plan, hardwood CARRIAGE house (586)822-1062 room lower, very quiet street, off Cadieux, HINT: There might be more than one answer hidden in the six columns floors, central air, ~n· apartment, quiet MARYLAND, rear area, family room, new Mack! Warren, 2 bed· or two diagonals.Can you find TWO words? Happy Hunting! vate yard. All applln· Farms neighborhood 1 home· 3 bedrooms, kitchen, new paint. Ab· room, den, basement, ces. Pnvate, clean bedroom no smoking fresh paint, appliances, solutely no pets, $825. garage, iease, secunty, LAAMMM basement. $1,3001 $5651 month plus 1/2 all maintenance. $800. (313)343-0149 $6501 month. (313)882- ~DDDD[J month. 313-303-4063 gas, 313-465-7364 248-343-7540 SOMERSET, 3 bed- ;:-72::;7::;4;-;,(:-::31;;;30-)4--;0-:7'-:5,-:;17",7",'=- ~64 Harcourt.. Excep· . NEFF 838, 2.bedroom room upper, recently MORANG·. 1 bedroom, ALLMAS tlonal 3 bedroon: upper u~per, near Village. Ap. painted, appliances, newly painted,. new DeJDD[JD on qUiet street, com· pliances, extras, $700 separate basement carpet, 2 w~lk· In Clos· ~:~~~suP~;~~~i;il ~~: CARRIAGE house on range. (313)882-2079 garage. No pets, $775: ~~ncylm$~~~:a;,eeatOCacnuciALiSMA unit laundry; central Lakeshore: 7 rooms, 2 NEFF Lane· 2 bed· plus secunty. (313)881- water included. Please DD~[JDD air, basement storage, bedrooms, 1 bath, ga- room, on quiet cul·de· 3039 . call after 12 noon. 313- STOMAL garage parking. No rage, appliances in· sac. Newly renovated, SPACIOUS lower. 633 527-2973 DD[J~DD smoking, no pets. eluded. $1,1001 month. all appliances, full. Neff. 3 bedroom, 2 ;:-M::U::S=T=-s"'e"'e-1:-:-to-::"3"'7b-e"'7"d- $1,200. (313)821-0467 (313)884-2814 basement, . garage, baths (master bed. room flats in Alterl Jef. SEMTID 850 Neff- 2 bedroom, ELEGANT, spacious ~~I~tht031~~~la:21f,501 roomi full bath~.. Hard- ferson area. Hardwood D[JDD~D small and coz:y upper apartment! office, 2nd' wood, air conditIOning, floors, off, street park· flat. Immediate occu- floor. 7 rooms for com· NEWLY bUilt 1988, ex- 2 car garage. $1,3001 ing. Starting at $5001 SONRUM pancy. References anp puterl library. New 'tra large 2 bedrooms, month,. (313)885-7273 month. 313-331-6180 1'-:- .:=...=-====-=::::::=:::======,..:::::::=1[JDDDD~ security deposit reo paint, hardwood' floors, w!'ik In ciosets, all ap· STUDIO $425. Large 1 REMODELED 2 bed- qUired. $7001 Month. $1,400 sq~are feet. pliances and dlshwash· bedrooms, $575- $650. room apartment, Last Weeks •• II00.~ NO smoking, no pets. great location, $8,751 er, large deck, 1315 Washer, dryer access. across Grosse Pointe, Puzzle Solved (313)885-3926 month. Non· smoking, Maryland.. $750 (313)550-3713 Mack avenue. 313-300" ICJ•• [Q].[E] 855 St. Clair, large 3 no pets. 20803 Lennon, (313)506-2133 . 1938 Col. 2:HARASS bedroom lower, hard· (313)881-4377 NEWLY remodeled 2 TROMBLEY· spaCIOUS,---;-"",,,,,,.--- Col. 3:LINERS rMJ•• lLJIIITJ wood floors, kitchen, GROSSE .Pointe Park, bedroom. Appliances, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 . appliances, 2 car ga· 774 Harcourt. 3 bed· lots of storage, hard· baths, . family room Col. 5:CEMENT lfUI •• llrBJ rage, basement, rooms, living room, wood floors, cat friend· With fireplace, base- Top Left Diag:CHALKS $1,200 inclUdes heat! dining room, air, 1 car .ly,Maryland. Referen- ment,. garage, centrai [BJ •• water. Available Au· garage. $995, (313)882- ces: $565. 586,668- air. $1,100, plus secun· """"J\lni, N... It._Aft-._ OO.[H] gust 1st. (313)882-6281 2772 0275" ty. (313)331-0903 ,.... •.,,...... OOIlIlLeJ.II I

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709 TOWNHOUSES/ 714 LIVING QUARTERS 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 723 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ 720 ROOMS FOR RENT CONDOS FOR RENT TO SHARE FOR RENT MICHIGAN MICHIGAN DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY I 3 bedroom bungalow, 22335 Ridgeway, 9 137 Muir Road, Grosse WIDOW looking for PRIME law office WANTED to rent GAYLORD- charming LEXINGTON areal 1 1/2 baths. Finished Mllel Mack area. 3 Pointe Farms, 2 bed- home to share and space, Grosse Pointe guest quarters in lake front log home. 3 charming, tropical basement. 2 car ga- bedroom completely room, air, 1 car garage. split live- in care giver Farms, Includes luxury Grosse Pointe home. I bedrooms. weekly, theme, cottage on rage. Washerl dryer. remodeled, 1 car ga· 1 year lease. 1 1/2 costs. 313-882-1693 conference room, am a current long time $1,450. opallake.com Lake Huron,sunrise Large backyard. 2 rage, no basement, months security depos- modern kitchen, recep- Grosse pointe resident. (520)780-4723 deck, 4 bedroOOls, blocks from St. John's; central air, ready to it. $8901 month. tionist. other amenities Amy, (313)886-5524 bath and half. $1,200 $1,7001 month. ~~~~60-i~63 $1,050. (586)596-2084 18020 Mack, Grosse ~¥allr~~~ ~w C~~::~;;;' :2e2e;)~13)884_:3~2618- (313)886-7334 HARPER Woods, New- pomte. Great location (313)884-6770 HARBOR Springs con- ---,---,------,-- ""B""EA""U""T=I=F""U'-L-2'--c-Iy decoratedb-edc-- 1 bed- for this 800 sq. ft. of- MARCO Island beach ·do, sleeps SIX, pool, cc cc 3 bedroom. house room colonial applian- room condo. Laundry fice. $9951 month. Call SPACIOUS luxury ex- front etawa 2 bed- tenniS, beach. July 28 '-LE=X l"'N:-:G T=O""N"',---'4---'b-e-'-d- 19681 Cardoni Street. ces, extras, basement, facilities in basement, Tappan & Associates, ecutlve office, 7 rooms, roomsg 2 baths' avalla- to August 4. $950. room, 2 oath family 175 7 1/2 mile area., garage no pets $895 plus storage. Call Tap- (313)884-6200 new paint, hardwood b' , (248)828-1025 cottage, private sandy basement, hardwood (586)725-5923' . pan & Associates for " . " floors, second .floor, Ie September- De------,----- beach with deck, cable floors, fenced yard,. se- appointment, (313)884- 93 Kercheval, HIli of- 1,400 square feet. cember. $2,250 per ,. '::;\ TV, phone, washer, CUrity doors and light! CANAL. Lake view- 6200 flce.. 2nd floor. Easy Great location. Ideal for month. Monthly rental ~) dryer, no pets. weekly $7001 month plus se- Nautical Mlle. 3 bed- . parkmg. Free heat! air. legal or manufacturer only. Beautifully deco- C/' $850 (313)331 7554 CUrity(313)268-8698. rooms, updated. 2 car LAKESHORE Village, (313)881-6400 rep, $875. month. rated condo, on beach HARRISVILLE. 1 2 3 . - garage. Hot tUb. two bedrooms, 1 1/2 • 20803 Lennon. and faces Gulf of Mexl- bedroom, $375- $1.600 PORT Sanilac, 3 cot- ""4--:b-e--:d-ro-o-m---'pl"'us---'d-en-,""""1$1 5001 month. baths, fmlshed base- Grosse pOinte (313)881-4377 co. (3.13)640-8376. In- Lake Huron beach tages lakefront· sandy 1/2 bath air condi (313)510-8193 ment. Newly renovat- Woods . formation. marcOisland f d b "'h' . I' h . ' . . - d N hopp'ng cen- Office space for lease ST Clair Shores, 200-beachfrontrental.com ront. June an Sep-' eac, 1. 1 2 ours tIoned home With fm- e. ear s I . .. . 2500 ar fe t tember $225- $500. from DetrOIt. Weekly or ished basement, East SMALL 2 bedroom ter and park. (248)589- Individual offices. G'ood squ elocati;n' SOUTH Ft. Myers- 2 (313)882-8145, weekends until Octo- Outer Drive. $7001 home, all appliances & 2601 Sta~lnJ at ~~O~('to.,(586)764-0061 . bedroom, 2 bath, den, www.pretty-Iake.com ber. (313)886-3204 month plus security lawn service, $750. RIVIERA Terrace 2 mc u es a u I lies condo, On 6th fairway. deposit. 313-884-3957 (586)776-1553 bedroom, 2 bath' up- 313·268·2000 Private club. Gated. 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL . .UPDATED 2 bedroom per, well maintained. Harper at vernier Close to beaches. FOR RENT FOR RENT STATE Falrl Kelly area. ' ranch- air, garage, near Available July 1St. All Near 1-94.2 Deluxe 20061 2007 season 2 bedroom, garage. lake $795 thru $895 utilities Included. suites of offices- ONE or two bedrooms, available. (586)228- $675. Ready now!'. ' ( 3)882 08 3 h 1 600 ft all utilities included. 194 2863 (313)882-4132 plus security. (586)206- 31 - 4 eac , sq.. and Lochmoor. Ideal ~~~1:::;(313)884-7000 723 VACATION RENTALS 6145 WINDWOOD Po'lnte, (1 fully furnished) f II d COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS FOR LEASE Mr. Stevens or co ege stu ents, MICHIGAN 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ 709 TOWNHOUSES/ Jeffersonl Nautical ( $300 per month Grosse Pointe 1,162 sq. ft. St C! . Sh 1000 ct S.U/MACOMB COUNTY Mlle- first floor unit, 2 313)886'1763 (313)506-2133 • t: • air ores, sq. 11,' CONDOS FOR RENT Grosse POinte 3,500 sq. It. S Cl' Sh I 100 ft bedrooms 3 full baths SMALL executive offi- BOYNE Cityl Lake Gros$e Pointe ~arms 1,600 sq. ft. t. a~r ores, sq.. 22406 Edmunton- 3 ST. Clair Shores, 2 bed- finished lower level, at: ces in Harper woods ""F""a-x-y-ou-r-a-d'"'s""2""4"-h-ou-r-s~o~a~;v,Oi~- b1th ~1~~Grosse Pointe Park 2,100 sq. ft. Eastpo~nte 1,750 sq. ft. bedroom ranch, great room, .a~pliances, air. tached garage $1700 available for immediate 313·343·5569 family home. (248)505- Grosse Pointe Park 1,000 sq. ft. EastpOinte 1,265 sq. ft. schools, large lot. All utilities mcluded. negotiable. '313:964: occupancy. (313)371- Grosse Pointe Woods 2,400 sq. ft. Roseville 1,550 sq. ft. $1,275. 313-516-5940 $815. (586)286-5693 0800,313-886-2777 6600 '""" "'", N_ P-Op...... 9434 Grosse Pointe Woods 1,100 sq. ft.

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907 BASEMENT 907 BASEMENT 936 flOOR SANDING/ 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK 912 BUILDING/REMODELING 916 CARPET INSTALLATION 920 CHIMNEY REPAIR 934 FENCES WATERPROOFING WATERPROOFING REFINISHING CHAS. F. JEFFREY J &J CHIMNEY ALL American Fencing- PRIMA Floors, LLC. Basement SYSTEMS. IN.C. Wood, Vinyl, aluminum Hardwood specialists. Waterproofing MI LlC 2101086325 Grosse Pointe area. 15 New installation. ,Refin- - 40+ Yrs. Experience Rebuilt, Repaired, years experience. Free ishing. Guaranteed! -Outside-lnsideMethod Relined,GasLiners, estimates. (313)821- Ray parrinello 8812 (586)344-7272 -Walls Straightened 918 CEMENT WORK GlassBlock Installed & Braced insured FENCE buiiding & re- www.primahardwood -Foundations (586)795-1711 pair. All styles. No job f!oors.com vnderpinned too small. Over 45 -Licensed & Insured 937 FLOORS INSTALLATION 923 CONSTRUCTION REPAIR years experience. Call 313-882·1800 George,(313)886-5899 ALTRUISTIC Hard- MODERN FENCE wood- installation and Don't Know Who White Cedar Specialists refinishing of hard- To Call?... serving the Grosse wood floors. We pride Don't Be intimidated Pointes since 1955 ourselves in superior By High Pressure Auto Gate Opener customer service. Ref- Salesman - For an 929 DRYWALL/PLASTERING 29180 Gratiot, RSVL erences availab.ie. Honest Answer Call .•,,(586)776,5456 Please .call . .586-65h JAMES KLEINER 8983 or 248-275-5889'\ [ .. ,. Basement (313)9.99:ot003 936 flOOR SANDING/ LAKESHORE REFINISHING 943 LANDSCAPERS/ waterproofing PLASTER, INC. GARDENERS Inside or Outside Repairs,Drywall, Method Interior I Exterior Walls Straightened Painting, & Braced Stucco, Powerwashing; Footings Vnderpinned Drainage Systems LicensedI Insured All Concrete&Masonry Licensed & Insured 10 Year Transferable Guarantee Owner - operated (313)885-2097 (586)552-8441 • DRIVEWAYS' PATiOS Providing Dry • RAISE GARAGES & Basements since 1976 REPLACE GARAGE FLOORS BRICK & BLOCK BRICKPAVERS& EVERDRY DECORATIVE BASEMENT CONCRETE WATERPROOFING EXPOSEDAGGREGATE - Free Inspections FLAGSTONE& - Free Estimates BLUESTONEWORK TONY & TODD - Licensed - Bonded , - Insured - Financing (313)885-0612 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICES _ 85,000 Satisfied r~--o"J"Iru.&: CARPENTRY Customers • tOHS'IROCTIOtI RichardA. Munro Licensed& Insured ~. (586)415-0153. Uni- - Lifetime Transferable -BASEMENT versal Electric. Older Warranty REMODELING WATERPROOFING DECKS UCENSE #087021 • INSURED home specialists. Cir- 313·527·9090 -WALLS STRAIGHTENED REPAIRS cuit breaker boxes, AND REPLACED outdoor plugs, re- -10 YEAR GUARANTEE GrossePointe Farms 919 CHIMNEY ClEANING R.L. Resident cessed lights, addi- Family Business tions, all types of elec- STREMERSCH LICENSED Over 50 yrs Experience (313)885-0021 trical· work. Licensed, BASEMENT INSURED SAFE FLUE insured, owner operat- WATERPROOFING TONY&TOD CHIMNEY SERVICE ed. WALLSREPAIRED CARPENTRY· special- 885-0612 • Chimney Clean~.ng STRAIGHTENED izing in small jobs. Re- • Caps and FIRST pairs or new projects. ALLWORK Screens ELECTRICAL CO. LOOK 35 . years experience. Installed GUARANTEED Free estimates. • Mortar and Licensed Master Classified Advertising ElectricalContractor LICENSED (313)885-4609 Damper 313-882-6900 ext 3 912 BUILDING/REMODEliNG Repair (586)776-1007 313-884-7139 Fax 313-343·5569 . ====. =--=---,-- • Animal Removal ALL types of remodel- COMPLETE Restora- Certified Master Sweep Free Estimates SERVING COMMUNITY Commercial! '""" 1I>mk New, P-Op...... ing, kitchen, baths, ad- tIon Carpentry for all 37 YEARS TOMTREFlER Residential ditions. Carpentry your carpentry needs. (313)882·5169 work Reasonable pri- Trim, frammg, decks, ~~~~~!!!~ CodeViolations 918 CEMENT WORK 918 CEMENT WORK . . . d Windows, doors, more. Service upgrade I ces. Licensedl Insure, Insured (313)550-1273 920 CHIMNEY REPAIR Renovations l!m1«<1oml0l_l0lI«

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painting: -Wallpapering Exterior: wood Brick Siding Charles "Chi "Gibson Interior: custom painting It Faux Finish -Drywall Plaster Repair Plaster Repairs: -Staining 'Caulking walls,Ceiling CUSTOMPAINTING- .Staining 'Wall Washing All Types Of Cornice MOldings, .Brushing, Roll ' Repaired Or ReprOduced PLASTER REPAIRS & Spray Painting Carpentry: Specializing in Interior/Exterior-Painting. We offer INTERIOR & EXiERIOR 'Texturing .Wood Refinishing ROugh & Finished the best in preparation before painting and use only the WATER DAMAGE & INSURANCE WORK Architectural Moldings, cabinetry. Etc. finest materials for the longest lasting results. "QUA ITV is FREE ESTIMATES Custom Millwork, Reproduction Work POWER WASHING & DECK STAINING OUR SUCCESS" Great Western people are quality minded and ,courteous. 313-881-3970 REFERENCES CALL313·885·4867 FuLLY INSURED REASONABLE RATES (313) 884·5764 Since 1981 RESIDENTIAL ~ REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES. FULLY INSUREDI LICENSED liCENSEd &. INSUREd. All WORk WARRANTEd F~y~~:~~iD\GJ, SiNCE 1975 313·886·7602

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