------_._------_ ...... - .------_._------Vol. (,I • :\0. ;'). :~4pages (jrosse Pointe, .Mirhigan Uome neliwry UHf • :\ewssfC'1H17;')(' Ft'l)fuary ;. :WOO 3 Pointes unite to save money on dredging By Jim Stlckford harbor and manna al e,l Staff Writer haven't been dredged m the Gro.,;,e POll1te Shole;" last 25 year;, Glo."e POInte Fal m" and the Gro.,.,c Pomte Shore;, dlrec- City of GI o"~e POJntp have tor of pubh~ ....ork>. Brett Smith JOI~ed fOI~e;, to obtam a better "aId OSIU<; Park wa., Id~t pnce fOI thp dn'dgmg of their dredged about 10 year;, ago He park,,' hal bar" expech that about 5,000- On Fnddy, Jan 2l'l, thp thrpe ~quare-yard., of SOlI WlII have commumt1e~ JOIntly ,ought to be removed It'" a ;,mall Job bid;, for dledglng thplr harbor" when compared to the Farm.,' CIty of Gn),.,e POlnte I11dnager e~tlmated 20,OOO-;,quare-yard., Tom Kresbbach ;,ald the 1dea I;' of ~Ollthat have to be removed to enJoy economle, of "laIc Each LOmmumty has differ- Grosbe Pomte North and Pnott ...l'l\ A.I FltlCh~m Wlnle ealh commul1Ity s hm _ ent needb," >.ald Sm1th "I he"l- Grosse POinte South boys Using the City of Grosse Pointe's new thermal imaging camera. Lt. Gerry Mebl, bar I;' dIfferent b) JOInmg tate to >.ay how much the Job hockey teams clash, begm- above, scans a smoke-fUled on Grayton in the Park for hot spots. The camera forces and havmg one l.l elV do WIll ~o"t before we receive all mng at 8 p m In the St ClaIr helped officers pinpoint the names. The fue generated three alarms and involved the work, offiCial., from the bld~ Havmg a dollal figure m Shores CIVICArena, off Nme officers from four of the Pointes. Notice the rainbow created by a mist of water used three COmmUTIltle., behele the thp ney,<;paper could adve",e1y MIle and between Harper to blow smoke out of the home's front window, cost to ealh city will be 10\1 er affect "amI.' of the bIds and 1-94 than Ifth('y went 1t alone The three commumhes ale WIth the level of Lake St u.,mg the pngmeermg firm of ThIS game I;' a rematch Clair expected to remam 10\\ Hubbell Roth & Clark to han- South won won the la;,t fO! the rest of the ;,pnng and dIe the engmeenng speclfica- game by a score of 7-3 "ummer now I" thl' optimal hans, SmIth said He agrees tune to 'dredge the harbor., of w1th Reeslde's opinIOn ,that accumulated >.011, Said whatever the cost, It won t be Monday, Feb. 7 Kressbach He told the City ch;ap council that because 01 the . We all talked With the firms The Grosse Pomte Wood;, expected low lake level~ thiS <;eekmg" to make bIds" said city council meets In the "ummer, .,ome of the largest Snnt~ They all had work We Woods city hall, 20025 Mack sailboat., kept at the CIty'S aren t the only commumtle;, Plaza, at 7 30 p m The pub- manna might have a difficult seekmg to dredge harbors OJ bc IS mVlted to attend tImE' cleallng the harbor With- canal'> Because of the low lake out dredgmg level many commumhes III metro DetrOIt are dOing the Th e CIt y h a~ no t dre dge d ISht Wh h harbOl fl;r about 10 years, ;,ame t mg IC IS why Jam- Wednesday, Feb. 9 Kre""bach "aId Balk' then mg force;" even though each the, dredaed the portIOn of the Clt) WIll pay a different co;,t fOI Staff from Grosse Pomte hal bor c1~J~p<;tto the ;,hon' the Job, I;' a good Idea" North and Gro"se Pomte Now they are "eekmg to dredge Once the bId" are all In South hIgh schools battle It the portIOn farthe~t from thp there Ib a narrow Wlndow of out in the second annual fac- ..,h01 p vPPol'LUluty \'0 UU th(: ..lLtU<\' dredgmg It can only be done ulty basketball game The The thl ec wmmunltW." ,aid after the I~ mter I~e IS gone, but game start;, at 7 30 p m In FaJm" a'SI.,tant Clt) manager It <;hould be done before the North's gym The North Shane Reeslde, had to take ;'011 manna" become open to dance team perform;, at half- .,ample., from theu harbor" to tIme boater" see If there were umtammanti> SmIth declmed to bay ho\\ The I e"ult;, of the tebh "how The event IS sponsored by the Shore~ I\ould pay for the 4 departments fight blaze that tbe .,011 Ib lOntamlllant- dredging before seemg an) both schools' student assocIa- free tions Tickets are $3 and the By Brad Lindberg m loaf", burnmg floors alarm called m the Clt, and bId" Rce;,lde "aid the Farm' ThIS ,hould help keep the money raIsed goes to chanty Staff Wnter On the mormng of Friday, ItS new thermallmagmg cam- ha., "orne money ~et aSIde fOl co;,t of the project down," AdmiSSIon IS only $2 for A firefighter frPbh from the Jan 28, more than two dozen era Ac:; F arm;, officer- park capItal Improvement;" Ree"lde said "It co"t-. a lot those who bnng a donatIOn scene called It ~one hell of a firefighter;, from four depart- answered ,\ th1rd alarm le~s but dependmg on the cost, It more to haul away and dlspo~e of tOlletry Items such as stop" ments used ever) thmg from than 10 mmute>. later, the mIght be necessary to seek of contammated soli Thh WIll toothpaste, deodorant, etc Gros;,e Pomte';, latest piece horse senbe to high-tech Shores "ent a pumper to the addItIOnal revenues to pay for be an exppnblve project Right of firefightmg eqUlpment eqUlpment to put out a fire City a" backup the Job now engmeers arc takmg For more mformatlOn, call passed Its first test la~t week that had most hkely been No flames were VISIble from Kressbach ;,ald the City'., depth readmg;, The cost of the (313) 343-2187 Wlth honors burnmg for 30 mmute~ before the "treet, but officer~ figured budget' has been pretty much project 1<;related to how much Only days after bemg put bemg reported the fire was burmng near the .,et for the year If the Job I., SOlI the\ WIll hal e to remove Into operatIOn, officers ubed a Alerted by a crew of tree front of the three-story Tudor cObtly, any rate increa;,es prob and th'lt'" related to the depth camera that can ,ee flame' tllmmpr, who had been clear- home They were nght ably \\ ouldn 't show up until thE of the <;011that'., accumulated Thursday, Feb. 10 through wall., to tame \\ hat mg branche;, from PO\\er Ime~ Attack CIe\\" entpred the fol\(m mg ~ear', budget m part., of thp hal bor " could have been one of the m the neighborhood, officer;, rear of the homC' They .,et up The Gros;,e Pomte See DREDGE, page 2A blgge"t local fire., m r{'(.ent pullpd up to the bUl nmg fan~ to plhh dpn,p smoke out Ree'ldl' <;ald that the Farms' Commumty Blood Counul year~ hOll.,p at 11 15 a m thp front of the hou"e hosts a blood dn\ I.' at the Stlll, the mCldent -had It The\ found ".,moke pounng "We attempt to fight a firp Gro~se POInte War all," "aid Rllhard Cal pttl from the' wmdoll" and "evmd from thE' non-burnmg "Ide,' Park decision delayed Memonal 32 Lake,horr m dlrpctor of public ~o.lfptym thE /lorn el ('.," ,aId Park Lt explamed Lt John Schulte of A $1 q mllhon court decl~lOn Lpaguc Property and C'asualt\ Grosse Pomte Farm;, from 9 Park - multll,h alarm" D:l\ Id Hiller the mCldent th(' Park on lt' wmmand( r POll1te P,Hk and It, former mllhon Judgment agam;,t the Park Bab) bItting and tran,- hook and ladder truck, holp., W1thlll I mmutl I ~econd See FIRE. page :lA m,uranc(' carnpr ha" bpcn Thp Judgmpnt ,t('ms from all portatlOn are avaIlable For delal! d ,\. hp

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I February 3, 2000 Grosse Pointe News 2A News ~esterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week 50 years ago this week mls.,ed In theIr entll ety" 5 years ago this week • At Its annual mid-Winter • The Park LOuncII ha~ put • Bon Sewurs and St John ofT until next month a dpu.,lOn l aduatlOll ceremomes last hlhpltab have founded an g whether to ban all parkll1g on h h week, Gro~~e POInte HIgh e<1~blde partner~ IP WIt a School added 124 names to It~ cIty street~ at lllght ~hal l'd (\ltho!lc health care The I~!>ue lame up eal hel mh,lOn hst of alumm Smce It., first thIS month when a reSIdent of A spoke,man for St John'~ dass III June, 1925, 5,553 ~tu- Trombley lomplalned about pall'ot orgamzatlOn, the dents have graduated from the the pal kmg of "Junk ldl' Sl~lel ~ of 5t J()~eph Health school ~ome of whIch haven t hpen ~\ ~tem, ~31d the collabOl atlOn Commencement speaker., moved for day., or week., Clt) \' engmeerlng firm Although It has been sug- recommendatlOll~ Illdde by a to corne up WIth plans to sepa- gested that a rapId transit committee that has studIed the rate the VIllage's sewers authonty be created to encom- '>chools for nearly two years The actIOn comes m prepara- pass the tn-county area, the Among the recommenda- tIOn for ~tate mandates reqUlr- Pomtes WIll not be mcluded tions set up a tranSitIOnal mg !ocwer separatIOns m com- because of ItS lack of potential black schedule m which groups mumtleS along Lake 8t ClaIr mdustnal development and of about 100 students would • Takmg advantage of because the commumty com- have the same four teachers pnses only a narrow stnp of blocked mto a four-penod time sunny weather, cold tempera- land along the water slot, ehmmate the open enroll- ture~ and snow, many Farms Too many sidewalk superintendents • DIrectors of the CItizen's ment pollcy, whIch would bal- reSIdents attended the thIrd ance school populatIOns, estab- annual Wmterfest at Pier Mr. Kenneth Gettings. left, presents a diploma to Ross Wilkins during the first AsSOCIatIOn of Grosse Pomte hsh a school day made up of Park graduation exercises of the 6A class at the new Kerby SChool on Wednesday. Jan. Park have unammously seven 44-mmute pen ods to Among numerou~ actiVIties, 25. Other students in Une to graduate are, in the front row from left. Martin endorsed the plan for "home replace the current set-up of human bowhng turned out to Hutchinson. Gary Hinz. David Schroeder. Jim Allard. Walter Foley and Teddy Cook. rule" that would convert the SIX52-mmute penods be one of the most popular The lD the back row. from left. Nell Hodgson. Raymond Perry. Sam Duame. Melissa present VIllage to a city form of • Grosse POInte South High game I'> played by shovmg a Collins and Margaret Ann Jones. (Photo by Fred Runnells. From the Feb. 2. 1950 government The group wants the Issue put on the March bal- School's boys sWIm team, human bowhng ball along the Grosse Pointe News.) Ice Into an array of construc- lot ranked No 2 m the state, IS Bruce Tappan, preSident of expected to Will the Class A tIOn cones the aSSOCIatIOn, made the champIOnshIp III a dual meet -Brad Lmdberg Drinking water safe from MTBE announcement next month By Brad Lindberg and Woods The Farms punfie~ MTBE contammatlOn demand Staff Writer water for Itself and the Clt\ ImmedIate focus on ways to 25 years ago this week Local water supphes are free A segment last Sunday of the prevent It " • A meetmg by school and Dredge from contammatlOn by a well- CBS News shaY. 60 Mmutes Although somc MTBE watcr mumclpal offiCIals determmed DetrOIt RIver and has greater publiCized chemical that has descnbed how a gasolme adw- contarmnatlOn comes from car that vandahsm m the Pomtes From page lA depth than the other mannas made water undnnkable In hve called methyl terhary exhaust, leakmg storage tanks IS bemg caused mamly by mid- SmIth saId Grosse Pomte other parts of the country butyl ether ha'> contammated are the leadmg source ofMTBE dle school students Plus the Park had crews In last Woods' manna IS along MIlk Tests by the DetrOIt Water well \\ ater throughout the contammatIOn of water. accord- "However, tlus IS not to say .,ummer dredgmg and makmg and Sewerage Department nahon MTBE makes gasolme mg to Doug Marsano, an that lugh school students and River and doesn't have a har- adjustments to the harbor's "show no detection of (the burn cleaner and help" reduce AWWA spokesman past high school adults are not bor Grosse Pomte Park's man- chemical) at any of our plants," air pollutIOn Another source of MTBE mvolved, because they are," na IS at the mouth of the depth saId Pamela Turner, a manager The chemIcal ha'i been added \\ ater contammatlOn IS two- said school supermtendent Dr m the water quahty wVlSlon of to gasolme slllce the 1970s to cycle engmes, such as the kmd James Adams "While we dIS- the DetrOIt water department mcrease octane le\els, but ha~ used In personal watercraft like stlgmabzmg any part of The tests took place m become more prevalent as an Marsano s31d those englnes the school populatlon, the mid. Chuck '-Klonke November Turner saId her addltl\ e to reformulated ga'> dIscharge up to 30 percent of dIe school populatIOn has been department "tested for MTBE U S Enymmmental ProtectIOn theIr fuel unburned, leawng to Identlfied " In the fimshed water at all five Agency reqUIres RFG to be sold dIrect gasohne contammatlOn • The Woods has been exon- has the final on sports. lof the department's) water m area~ WIth the natIOn" hlgh- of lakes and nvers erated of unflUr labor practlces treatment plants" est ozone and smog rate DespIte ItS benefits as a gaso- In cuttmg loose 17 crossing See Section C M'1'BE "",e\l" \\ke tUTpen- "MTBE tontammatlon pre Ime addItIVe, MTBE III under- guards who walked out dunng tme It "has been found pnmar- sents a real and gro\'

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'''' (l ('j ?" ~ \' (> II 1('/.n II P,'r,nn~' prorem 1ppn" ,I- tllf ,II ptlrp<" , Pnlld hoo\C -.aiel' lIIow ~Europe, "IS a problem preCIous resource I find that causmg bllhons of dollars of appalhng and alarmmg " economIC damage," saId Young, whose dIstrIct Sikkema "They are causmg mcludes the five Grosse Pomtes senous bIOlOgIcal damage to and Harper Woods, Introduced natIve species and have a the leglslatlOn last year m tremendous negative adverse response to a CanadIan busi- attack on mdustnes that nessman's attempt to sell water depend on the Great Lakes" to ASia The Great Lakes watershed "We need a sound pohcy to compnses about 300,000 protect thiS resource fOT our square miles from wmch water great, great, great grandclul- drams mto the five Great dren," Young added "In domg Lakes The area mcludes all of that, you have to first elevate MICmgan, parts of seven other SCALE I 5000 000 the Issue so people WIll watch states and two Canadian i 0 $0 lClQ 'so 200 for the dIverSIOn of water." proVlnces 2~ 50 1~ 100 The measures would make Accordlng to 1990 census fig- permanent an annual nder In ures, 1/10th of the U S popula- the Department of Natural tion and 25 percent of Canad- Resources budget that requIres ians hve Wlthin the watershed \l1p - Brock Umver311v Cartography pubhc hearmgs If someone The area ranges west of The Great Lakes basin extends beyond the shorelines centration of fresh water in the world. Only the polar ice wants to Siphon water from the Duluth, Mmn, to nearly 150 caps contain more fresh water. Great Lakes watershed miles east of the head waters of of the five Great Lakes to comprise the greatest COD- Kenneth DeBeaussaert, the St Lawrence RIVer. from north Chesterfield Township Demo- of the 50th parallel In Canada, crat whose dlstnct borders to south of Lima, OhIO Proposed law could keep out foreign fish Lake St Clair from St Clan "Water levels are down and throughout the lakes we have erosIOn because of It," Lax enforcement of federal have kept the NatIOnal shIps Shores to New Baltlmore, co- The proposed law carnes The U S FIsh and WIldhfe sald Young "What would have enVlronmental statutes has In InvaSIve SpecIes Act of 1996 sponsored the leglslatIOn fines of up to $250,000 per day, ServIce has estimated that happened If we hadn't dIverted part prumpted a MIchIgan law- from protectmg mland waters "It would be a better to have plus cnmmal sanctIOns zebra mussels Will cause $5 bll- water? Would we stIll have a maker to propose leglslatlOn "Smce the Act was (pubhc heanngs reqwred by) About SIXmllhon metnc tons hon In damage to U Sand problem? If people knew we that would fight the mtroduc- approved," he saId, "several law rather than as an annual of ballast IS dumped mto the Canadlan mdustry dunng the were diverting water, would tlon of foreign species mto the new non-natIve specIes have budget dISCUSSIOn,"he sald Great Lakes each year, accord- next five years "We need to develop long- there have been support to mIt- Great Lakes been mtroduced to the Great mg to SIkkema The latest discovery IS the Igate the problems we are hav- Sen Ken Sikkema (R- Lakes It IS up to MIchigan and term plans for protectIng the Of the nearly 150 non-native RUSSian water flea The bug IS mg as a result? People have to GrandVllle) has sponsored a our neIghbonng states to pass lakes and haVlng a manage- aquatlc species Introduced to le'is than one centimeter long, wake up" bIll to protect the lake. from the regulatIOns needed to pro- ment plan m place that Will the Great Lake!:> since the but ha!:>a spmy tall that lets It stand up to court challenge If there were a bipartIsan mvaslOn by non-natIVe aquatIc tect our Great Lakes waters" SIkkema's legIslatIOn pro- 1880s, the moqt Illfamous are chng to fi"hmg Ime" ReqUIrement of notice and Issue m Lansmg, saId species discharged from ship SIkkema ..aid thou!:>ands of hIbIts shIps from dlscharglng the sea lamprey and zebra Involvement are substantial DeBeaussaert, "you'd thmk ballast the flea,; can attach themqelve!> (water diverSion) would be It ballast water mto MIchigan mus"el steps In that process" HIS leglslatlOn would reqUIre to lishmg lmes w1thm mmutes, Great Lake s waters Without a The lamprey I!> an eel that But around town, the Democrat ballast water <,Iphoned from makln~ It lm'(l()~c:.\h\("o t.o TP<-\ \'l"'\. The bills were sponsored by has Impacted jh,h III lakes bIlls don't get taken up as outSIde MIchIgan Vvaters to be permIt from the state a '-atch five Democrats and have been Department ot l:';nvlTonmental Mlchlgan and Huron slttmg 10 the RepublIcan-con- qwckly 10 Repubhcan-chalred steTll1zed before a shl'p can Zebra mussels, natlYe to commIttees I don't know If enter MIchigan's Great Lakes Quahty The DEQ would also -Brad Lmdberg trolled Natural Resources and establIsh a program to Inspect eastern Europe, have spread EnVlronmental Affairs commlt- that's the case here or not" waters . tee smce February "I don't want to say that "The promise of federal laws "For decades, mllhonll of gal- future dIverSion Isn't some- passed to control the spread Voters confused about primary lons of water a day have been trung we should be aware of," and introductIon of non-native said Sikkema "But the Natural speCIes has been unfulfilled," Those WIshmg to partiCipate the MIchIgan Democratic Party dIverted from Lake Micmgan By Jim Stickford Resources commIttee needs to said Sikkema, chaIrman of the m the MichIgan DemocratIc at 606 Townsend, Lansmg, MI, mto the Crucago River to stabl- Staff Writer hze levels m the Chicago dtal first Wlth problems that state Natural Resources and Absentee voter ballots have party's selectIOn of a pre.,lden- 48933 tlal candIdate on March 11 can The party's also acceptmg RIVer," said Sen Ken Sikkema, are domg ongomg damage to EnVIronmental AffaIrs been sent out for the upcommg do so, but must SIgn a form emall requests at mldempar- R-GrandVllle, chlUrman of the the lakes before dealmg WIth CommIttee Feb 22 election, creatmg con- declanng hImself or her!:>elf a ty@ao! com Fax ballot natural resources commIttee Issues that maybe present a He sald "abundant exemp- fUSIOn In the mmds of many Democrat for the purpose of requests should be sent to Water from Lake Ene IS being threat, like future dIversIon" tions and lack of enforcement" voters votmg m the caucus (517) 371-2056 ApplicatIOns "We sent out our absentee For the first tIme the state may also be downloaded from ballots on Fnday, Jan 28," said DemocratIc party IS allOWlng the party's webSIte - www ml- Fanns assistant city manager votmg by mall Ballots WIll be democrats com Fire------Shore officel s, deplOYIng to Shane Reeslde "On the next the heat," he said "Smoke was sent out on Thursday, Feb 10 ApplicatIOns for a mall-m Holer said, "The mSlde crew Monday we started gettmg commg from everywhere" the CIty as backup, dIverted to Those \Vlshmg to vote by mall ballot must be m by Thursday, couldn't find the fire. We pulled Bishop They dIscovered a telephone calls from confused As a firefighter, Ralllmg IS may obtam a ballot by wntmg Feb 3, at 5 p m them out" voters who saw that Lyndon used to peenng through thick burned-out water pump on the MeanwhIle, CIty Lt Gerry LaRouche was on the ballot, smoke to see flames appear "as furnace They shut down the Mehl had been scanmng the but AI Gore and Bill Bradley an orange glow WIth the cam- electTlcal system, called front of the house WIth the weren't They asked If they era," he saId, "I could actually DetrOIt EdIson and remamed thermal camera In the area In case anythmg could wnte 10 the name of, say, Mehl couldn't find any hot see the source of the flames I could dIrect the hose to extm- else went wrong Gore" spots on the upper floors A press relea ..e sent out by gulsh the fire a lot qUIcker" "As I scanned down," he said, Officers had the Grayton fire the MichIgan Democratic Party By thiS tIme, the Park had "I could see heat emanatmg under control m about an hour explams what IS dIfferent HOW MANY swung Its hook and ladder to from the flames" about thIS year's electIon the roof Officers Tom Lazarski Hiller saId fire damage wa!:> HIner said, "The camera "The Feb 22 preSIdentIal VALENTINES COME and Chnstopher Powell were "localized" to the basement and showed hIgh mtenslty heat pnmary IS a taxpa}er-funded chmbmg up carrytng axes and two rooms on the first floor toward the front-center of the pTlvate electIOn for WITH A WARRANTY? a cham saw "But there was a tremendous house on the first floor" Republicans," saId Mark "FIrst, we used the axe to amount of smoke damage" RedlTected attack crews Brewer, chalTman of the chIp away at the slate roof," breached the home's sohd wood throughout the house rvhchlgan DemocratIc Party saId LazarskI Then they cut front door No one was home when the Because the DemocratIc Party Farm" officer John Bruno, open the roof WIll choose ItS preSidentIal can- "Smoke rushed out," said fire broke out who doubles as hIS depart- dIdates based on the votes cast LazarskI uYou couldn't see ment's trammg officer, pulled Shattered glass from a m the March 11 DemocratIC 'i' anything" up m a squad car WIth a rookIe falhng pIcture frame pierced Caucus, Gore and Bradley will ROLEX TheIr Job done, "we grabbed m tow Bruno saw "the house one of Bruno'~ heavy rubber not appear on the Feb 22 bal- our tools and backed off," he was cookmg" boot .. Treated at a local hO"pl- lot" said Bruno saId, "HlIler put me to tal, he was released on crutch- Brewer went on to 'iay 10 the By "crackmg" the roof, the work on an attack hne gomg m es a few hours later wlth a pos- release that Lyndon LaRouche officers vented smoke and heat the front door" Sible chipped bonE' m hI" foot I" the only name on the prevents a flashover or back- Park Dptectlve Sgt JIm to DemocratIc portIOn of the pn SmIth also entered the front draft The cauqe of thE' fire IS under mary ballot but he 1" not rec- "In a flashover," LazarskI mvestlgatlOn Hiller ha ..n't ognized a" a Democrat by the door explamed, "heat and smoke "There was heavy smoke," he ruled out a poqqlble electncal qtate or natIOnal partie!:> "aid "FIre was commg up have nowhere to go surge tnggered when the tree The relea"e ..tates, Temperatures nse mSlde the under the floor" tnmmer" who reported the fire "LaRouchp' .. record of raCism, bUlldmg until everything Entenng the foyer, officers aCCidentally cut power lme" antl-SE'mltl"m and dpfraudmg reaches the flash pomt stood on a burnmg hardwood hPhmd the hou"e that burned contnbutor'i and Yo!t>r" are Everythmg starts on fire at floor above a fire centered In "om I' of the rpa"om why he I" Ahout three hour" after the the basement Later mvestlga- once not a recogmz('d Democrat" fire had been extmgUl"hed, two tlOn ~howed the 2- by 12-mch "A backdraft," he contmued, feet of water "tood 10 the JOlqts supportmg the floor had "IS where smoke pushe" away ox}gen to the pomt where the home'q ba"ement, the mu"ty Need help with burned through odor of charred and "oggv ....nod "The only thmg holdmg It up fire IS burning down But your classified ad? hung In th(' neIghborhood, and wa" one qteel beam," said unburned gases are bUlldmg Call our fnendly edmund t. AHEE jewelers up If you werE' to mtroduce heat ..till radlat('d from thp 20139 Mack Avenue SmIth oxygen to that enVlronment. It thIrd floor attic expert sales Officer Tony Rallhng of the Grosse Pointe Woods City headed to the basement almo"t explodes" While offices fought the In a <'lgn of lmp<,ndmg nor- representatives HI' carned the thermal camera malcy the followmg da~ a l 313-886-4600 a" part of an attack crew com- Grayton fire, a re"ldent of the for advlce 1100 block of BiShop, one block po"tal ClHnN deltYf'r('d a hun- pn"ed of officer" from three over, qmelled smoke 10 her dIe of mIll! to thE' board('d up (313) 882-6900 departments home "We stayed low because of basement February 3, 2000 Grosse Pointe News 4A News

for the arts," he saId out mto the commumty, espe- By MargIe Reins SmIth Markou bdld he was a conscI- "For In;tance, the Cially to young mUSICIans He Assistant Editor entIOus VIOlin student and by Westmoreland Symphony has offered work"hops at metro When he" off-duty, .....hat the age of 12 he knew he ....ant- Orchestra get. grants from tne DetrOIt schools, 10dudmg near- kinds of mU"'lc doeb a ~\mpho. ed to be a musIcIan PennsylvanIa Arts Councll as by LakeVIew High School In ny condm tOI pI efer? 'This thpn became a conflIct well as some small NEA grants St ClaIr Shores Kypru" Markou of Glo,,,e With m) parents," he saId - $4,000 or $5,000 But (thlb Markou IS lookmg forward to POinte Farm ... clmm" he I" the "Thev thought mU<;lcshould be money) serve" as a catalyst WSU's Orchestra Day on lea"t qualified per ...on on earth a hobby" and a seal of approval for what Monday, Feb 7 HIgh school to wmment on an) kmd of Markou played on we are domg People know we and middle school mU;lc stu- musIc other than c1as"lcal But he also earned a law had to com pete for these dents from metro DetrOIt WIll He like" ...) mphon) mU<;I( degree grants get together for a day of work- and chamber mU"'IC At age 24, he got a Job In "Therefore, It'S eaSl€r to get shops and coachmg from near- I:ne;L..l;;'.:! ,1S 3 "'l.,,",l'T"lc:t IT' th~ ~idl.K.UU I"" }Jl. ur,- ,:,.~vj "u-.! fumill1g 110111 l.urpOI fly to of suggestIon to It " and even practIced law, part- Wayne State UnIversity The He enJoys pol1tlcs and IS fol- 40-or-so students and commu- Pennsylvama, mcludmg dn- hme, m Cyprus for a couple of vmg to and from the airport lOWIng the preSIdentIal candi- years mty members who make up the dates and then campaIgns WSU Orchestra rehearse WIth and parkmg the car and so on," "I started playing the vlOhn WIth interest hIm about three times a week Markou saId "It takes SIX because my becond grade hours to dnve myself WIule He's a strong supporter of teacher, who was a mUSICIan, Rehearsals Wlth the commu- government fundmg for the mty orchestra ill Dearborn I'm dnvmg I can hsten to recommended It," he saId "My rehearsal tapes or performance arts mother had always wanted to vary accordmg to the perfor- "Seventy-sIx percent of the mance schedule tapes or I can study the musIc play the vlOhn when she was Sometlmes I hsten to 'escape' people support the NatIOnal young, but she couldn't afford "We have a small concert Endowment for the Arts and season," he sald "FIVe concerts musIc" It pubhc radio and pubhc funding and a few other acbvities Class\cal musIc "She thought \t wa<; a good "I mostly hsten to c1asslcal,~ Idea for me ~ Generally we rehearse each

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BALSAMIC CHARDONNAY $ 5 99 $" ~ ekuu BAG VINEGAR 17 oz. 99 CABERNET $8 STOUFFER1S LEAN CUSINE 99 MERLOT $8 ~~ H 5 PORJ( MERLOT/CAB. $~ 99 BLEND ~ "EF/PORT 150 ML SAVE 2.00 GLAZED CHICKEN FRESH 00 CHRiSTIAN MOUEIX SALISBURY milK BAKED MUFFINS .•..• ~.~~.~.~.l!:.~.....$2 SPAG /MEATBALLS 99 CHICKENIWINE WHITE BREAD ...... •..•...•...... $1~:AF MERLOT SA,,::LOO $6 Clmton'~ "peech "how, there wa~ very little of II1tere~t to GrObse pOinters m the president's VI~lOnfor the future State of the Sure, the reductIOn of the "malnage penal- ty" for two-earner couple~ and post-secondary Union costly, educatIOn tUitIOn tax deductIOns are surely welcome, but smce these tax benefits would only apply to low- or mlddle-mcome fanuhes, ill-considered Opinion It'S obvIOUSfew Grosse POinte famlhes would benefit under the Democrats' plan, as out- t's a good thmg PreSident BIll hned by Chnton Cllnton's State of the Umon speech • Provldmg tax reheffor 9 mllhon mId- years In an edltonal last Sunday, The Detroit "only" la!>ted 90 mmutes Thursday I dle-mcome famlhes whose tax bills are And 111 educatlOn, Chnton called for NeWb descnbed Chnton's tax proposal;, as mght, Jan 27 raised by the alternatIVe mInimum tax - • Makmg up to $10,000 of tUltlOns and examples of "retaIl polltlckmg" Further, As It IS, the preSident proposed hun- cost, $33 bIllIOn over 10 years fees for any post-secondary educatlOn taken together, the preSident';, tax cuts don't dreds of bllhons of dollars 111 tax cuts and On health care, the preSIdent proposed tax-deductible - cost, $30 bllhon over 10 have the scope to have a stimulative effect on spendmg mltlatlVes, runmng the gambit • Provldmg health Insurance for some years the economy from educatlOn to health care Had hiS 4 mllhon umnsured, low-mcome parents • Provldmg tax credit !>chool bonds to By comparison, The News contmued, lead- oratlOn run longer, say to 120 mmutes, he ($33,000 for a famIly of four) - cost, $76 modermze up to 6,000 schools - cost, $8 109 Repubhcan presidential candidate may well have cost taxpayers thousands George W Bush has proposed a five-year, b1'''''''' "v"," 1() v.,,,r,, bllhon over 10 vears of btlhons at dollars • Provldmg health msurance for • Expandmg after-school and summer- $450 blll10n tax cut proposal that Includes As It was, Clmton proposed $350 bll- 400,000 chlldren 111 famIhes WIth mcome school educatlOn programb - cost, $500 across-the-board rate cuts and large standard hon worth of tax cuts over 10 years They too high to be ehglble for MedIcaId but mllhon deductIOn!> mclude, as hIghhghted m The DetrOIt too low to afford pnvate Insurance - • Expandmg the Head Start program While Clinton and the Democrats are final- News the day after the speech cost, $5 5 bllhon over 10 years to reach 950,000 disadvantaged chIldren ly on the !>amepage with Repubhcans as far • RetIrement savmgs accounts for low- • Provldmg health msurance for the - cost, $1 billIon as the wisdom of prOVidingburdened taxpay- mcome famlhes - cost, $17 bilhon over 600,000 Amencans who lack any type of • Offermg grants to states and school ers WIth needed tax cuts, the two parties' 10 years pnvate or publIc health coverage, mclud- dlstncts to fund programs to Improve motives remam mametncally opposed • Reducmg the "mamage penalty" - mg people between Jobs, older Amencans teacher pay, quahty and recrUItment - Whereas the Repubhcans seek to address cost, $45 bllhon over 10 yea,rs and workers m small busmesses - cost, cost, $1 bIlhon. SOCialneeds WIth an eye to sustammg eco- • Child day care tax credIts - cost, $28 7 bllhon over 10 years • Fundmg efforts to reduce average nomic expanSIOn, the Democrats seem to pan- $30 bllhon over 10 years • Provldmg added assistance to local class size by hIring about 49,000 more der to certam segments of voters WIthout • Expandmg the earned Income tax health agenCIes that proVIde care to the teachers - cost, $450 mllhon. overall regard to whether It'S best for the credIt for workmg poor - cost, $21 bll- umnsured - cost, $1 bllhon over 10 Clearly, a!>The DetrOIt News' highlights of economy - and, hence, jobs hon over 10 years

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AND wt US(D TO 14.6.v(' 9K- TRAINS I You'll be missed, Charlie Brown JUST UKr nU5, TI-l~T tvrRY80!)Y OSE.D ike famIly and fnends who can't our journalism careers in Minnesota, and TO RIDE O\l Bt-FORE WE AAt> CARS beAr to say goodbye, fans of the I can safely say for all the success he has "Peanuts" comic stnp, an endunng found in numerous fields, he remams the L same Charhe Schulz that he was 50 years pIece of Americana for nearly 50 years, have begged the stnp's creator, ago - a profoundly decent and modest Charles Schulz, to reconsIder hIS deCISIOn man and a tremendous gentleman m a to put hIS pen down for the last time competItive, sometimes nasty field. But despIte the pleadmg of hIS mllhons Around the tIme Schulz was receIving of fans, Schulz, who IS 77 and batthng hIS first natIOnal award, he and I had chIl- colon cancer, mdeed WIll retire, WIth hIS dren at the commumty grade school, and final Sunday stnp scheduled to run Feb. my WIfe had the Idea of USIng CharlIe's 13 notonety to help a fundralser She sug- Schulz clearly went out on top, as gested Schulz offer to draw a personalIzed "Peanuts" appeared m more than 2,600 cartoon for the local chl1dren at 50 cents neW8-pa-pers worldWide, reaching 355 mil- aplece. In hIS typIcal humlllty, Charhe fig- hon readers 111 75 countnes and 21 lan- ured he'd have just a few customers and guages That Schulz, the son of a barber his 50 sheets of paper would be more than from St Paul, Mmn , was able to reach so enough. Instead he was beSIeged WIth many for so long IS amazmg gIven the requests and ran out of paper well before stnp's slmphcity, It's a wonder how one the kI.ds ran out of deslre for Charhe's car- mind could produce so many dIfferent toons. notIOns that appealed to such a WIde UnlIke some retInng cartoonists, Schulz range of people has refused to sell the rights to hIS stnp, It's hard to say the exact source of the reJecting substantIal offers from artists appeal of "Peanuts" but Schulz struck who would love to carry on the "Peanuts" people WIth startling effect for a guy who franchIse, Charhe, and especially hIS fam- was merely drawmg a simple cartoon Ily, have too much respect, admlratlOn about the everyday fOIbles of SOCIety and love for the characters through the eyes of kIds who never grew How wl11 the final Installment of Letters up Through the years, the characters "Peanuts" end? Many have suggested It stayed true to form - from lovable WIll see Charhe Brown finally klckmg happemngs, from breakmg lunkhead Charhe Brown to Lmus and hIS that football before Lucy pulls It out from Supports majority Thanks good news to the scores of myoid secunty blanket, from loudmouthed Lucy under hIm, WhIle that would provide a Samaritan sports team's games on the to sage Snoopy, the hound who oversaw It degree of satlsfactlOn, it stl11 won't please in the Shores very same day that my parents Schulz' mnumerable fans who so hate to To the Editor: To the Editor: read about it at home all from the top of hiS doghouse. We are wntmg to thl! passer- see hIm go My husband, the late Gerald Thank you very much for I got to know Charhe Schulz way back C Schroeder, served on the by who helped our daughter at when, as both of us were m the mfancy of - Wilbur Elston keepmg the conneetlon open Grosse POinte Shores Plannmg the scene of an aCCident on for those of us who have left CommlSSlOnfrom 1954 to 1955, Wednesday, Jan 26 Grosse Pomte but stlll WIsh we served on the VIllage counCil as Dear Passerby, we do not l were still there trustee from 1955 to 1971, and know your name What we do Meg Guillaumin for whom? was preSident of the Village of know ISthat you took tIme and Houghton Tough love Grosse Pomte Shores from canng out of your day to help ough love comes 10 many forms dren m town and have, for a bnef tIme, 1971 to 1988 our daughter at the scene of a We are most famIhar With It 111 been able to share wonderful expen- WhIle not an actIVe particI- car aCCident Online sports terms of parents admmistenng ences WIth two of our grandchIldren. Of pant m VIllage affaIrs once he Thank you for calhng the To the Editor: T tough love to their chIldren, hop- course, thiS WIll never be enough and left office until hiS death In pohee and bemg WIth her until Your sports edItor, Chuck watch1l1g the movmg vans take them January 1995, he never lost he came We are grateful and Klonke, IS an ImpressIVe 109 the change m our pOSItIons WIll appreciate your thoughtful. shock them mto pOSItive actlOn We turn far away IS never easy Interest, or faith, m our won- wnter derful commumty - nor have ness Bemg stuck way up north 10 from permISSive or mdlfferent to flgtd The process of lettmg go IS espeCially 1 Thank you, thank JOU the Ice and snow of the Upper and uncompromlsmg and label It tough dIfficult for those who have had theIr I'm aware of the actiVitIes Margaret and Colin Penmsula (Kmcheloe, just love chIldren m close proximity for most of bUlldmg "Issue" and whether It McNaughton south of Sault Ste Mane), It's "Tough" can be an understatement for theIr lIves They have been spOIled by should be bUIlt, and I Just Grosse Pointe Park mce to be able to get the news the angst that some of us suffer m our the dally contact and the unconscIOUS wanted to take a moment to from the DetrOit area onhne copmg mechanIsms of holdmg the Ime reahzatlOn that they are stili connected vOIcemy opinIOn Thanks Your paper IS one of the ones or perhaps even lettmg go the rems and perhaps even needed by theIT prog- I have heard that many peo- I've placed 10 my "Favontes " RehnqUlshmg responSIbilIty and control eny ple are concerned that an actIV- for web site JU'lt thought you both Ities bUIlding would re~ult m de<;erveda "good Job" can be extremely dIfficult Then one day your child or close To the Editor: higher taxe<; Based on my con- Any way to contact Mr Devoted, canng parents and/or fnend mames or moves away for a bet- ThIS fall I relocated from my versatIOns With the "llJage Gro,;"e POinte home of lR years Klonke via e-maIl? Keep up the fnends can't help It We tend to clIng to ter Job and the Impact IS not so much a admlm<;tratlOn, that IS not the good work those we love Often It IS unconscIOUS stunmng blow as a subtle, creepmg to Houghton, Mlch , to further ca<;e my educatIOn at Mlchlgan Rev. Charles B. Burhop behaVIOr and we aren't even aware of VOId. Is It poSSIble that they no longer Ther(> are othen who feel Saint Barnabas need us? Yet Hm't thIS what we have TechnolOgical lJOl"pr"lty For how tIght, yet tenuous, are the bonds that they per<;onally Y,,11 never those who kno\l, Houghton, It 1<; I.utheran Church that hold us together When our loved been movmg toward and praymg for all use the bUlldmg, <;0why ,;up- conSIderably les<; than "city Sault Ste. Marie ones move away or marry, we reflect on theIr hves, to make them mdependent, port one I feel that smce a life" our relatIOnships These can span most strong, functlOmng human bemgs? majonty of th(> r(>,\ldpnl'i who I find It verv dIfficult to Letters welcome of a lIfetIme when our children or HIdmg behmd the excuse that we re<;pond('d to the ~urvey want receive nE'W"fro~ thf' Df'trOlt an Bctlvltle" bUlldmg 10 the Thp Gro<;<;ePomte News fnends have been mfluenced by our care might be needed, have we put off mov- areil Thf' mo'\t recpnt I""ue of park, particularly thp younger The DetrOIt Nf'w<;I can find I';, w('lcom('" your Letters to and tutelage lRttmg go can be the most mg ahead WIth our own agendas? We famllle<; f('lIow re<;ld(>nt" the EdItor complJcated lesson a parent WIll learn haven't been abandoned by anyone, we at the lea'lt, a wCf'k old '\hould <;upport theIr wI'lhe<; I wa~ p]f'a"ilntlv c;urpne;pdto The dpadhne for letter'l IS and some never cmcceed have Just procrastmated In our own evo- I pf'r'lonallv hellE'vf' that an find that thE' Gro"e;(' POIntl' 3 p m Monday As IS the case With most of our gener- lutIOn Perhaps we 'lhould practIce a actlvltlf''' huildmg I" n(>ce""ary Nf'wC; wac; poe;tf'd on th(' S(>nd letter'! to Editor, atIOn, we have had to accept the fact form of tough love on ourselves, allow- and that thf' actlVltlf''l proVIdf'd Internet I am now ahle to read Gro<;e;e POInt!' News, 96 hI' KerchE'val, Gros'!e Pomte that our babIes are grown, marned and mg the space necessary to blllld a bridge thermn would h<'ndiclal to about what Ie;gOlOg'on 10 my Farme; Mlch 48236, or fax long out of the nest Two are mamed that spans generatIOns yet goes m two voung'N and older re'lld('nt<; own homf'town them to (313) 8R2-1585, or and all hve In ,;eparate dwelhng<; from directIOns alike Thp Internet V(>T"lOnof lhp theIr parents We have been fortunate Gro'l';p Pomte New" allowe;mf' f'-mall to JmlOm'l@gf(1'l<;e- - OffennR from th" loft Eleanor V, Schroeder to update m)<;l'lf WIth moe;t pOlOtpnf'W'lcorn to always have at least one of our chll- GrOS'le Pointe Shores we can't ~ee J 1lI I" hlllldllh I i 19l" dlUl!.. f'dl "f 1IIII'UILII1t IIIl III I Age-old We ha~ e to wear reading 1\, dl'lUltl' d d It II \\d)" lu Ill'" II UIIl ,( 'I d d, ( Id, " gla.,"e., We have to put on dnd "'1l'llk lit, dhlllg plUl' ,,, UlhlJl ,\1111 t ~" t IlulI' If d lip 1IIIh take olTthe"e gla"s~~ 500 time" lhhe\(lld thlt IlIIIlII,.d alway~ begm., wIth the "arne read a ~hoppIng h~t Take them I 1l11lJn ldn' V, Ithuul till III 'Ill h phra~e off to find the fir"t al~le Put Margie Reins Smith • I ( II r, .1 ,mdlJ bult!, 01 "A~ we get older ," he them on to bee the pnle" on the hpllill 111 1ll\ pur" It t!1 I' )111111 11( II I' "pit 111I l~t ~ay~ lunl' IIld "Id'i II I" ,kllih I. it< I ('ans of "oup Take them off to When we tote d dozen 2') \\odl"tlm(., the (lImph d thigh" A~ v.e get older, our evt' rnu~- ~ee the po~ted pnle fOl • I t I, tu ( It I." of thl IIld lJ. It< I '"111,1\ I" Ilh' !Ill pound bag" o! gTolenl''' IIlto ,md l1.1pp, up!JC>r dl m., that de" )o"e "orne of theIr ~la~tlcl- banana~ Put them on to lheck UIl!,l" (t!()lll Jtllll" Ilkl fit l \ ( ... .:11 t ~(IllIl,-. \\ 1--( } t II the hou"e or do d day" worth o! ~lrhlm, (01'('1 Illl' up ty the h.,t agaIn Take them off to dlld 'u~ II dlld "dt I,ul I "tt dt! III Jklng III trJ Illlll I l fl gardenIng or floor-moppmg 01 A., w(' get older, our JOint" - IdentIfy who I~ talkIng to me • Ollll IH .,IJdl' p,ht dg< 10 f hth Illu-I' tu hi\( lip tll< I ,d If It, , 1111 I fill' \I" It I II o""-lOuntl) "kllng, thebe for- gettmg up III thl rmdd!l (It thl partllulally our knee~ - get On to find a bottle of low-fat II,dh 'Upl I guud t.hling .,tult dill Illld fl(, ~ll"(' Ijll \I, melly phable dnd rehable body mght at l('d"t onu', I" !lot th, cleakv "ugarles" salad dre"sIng Off to IikI' Iulhtl J 01 tl1,'lIlhU 01 "d d'illl ">\1 dl t III, Ilk, 1\llIl~ I, part;, throw tantrum" and get l'xleptlOn It> the rull ~ufl A~ we get older, our metabo- load ;,electlOns on the ca"hler's ,kill pOl,llul> dll nthl d 111 but attentIOn by alhmg .,ald lI.,m" ~low down conveyor belt On to blgn a tel ,lIId 'pi !Ilkl, d V>llh p,lhll \ !l.. (.. q 0 rT(.,t l,.l"...... '"' ...... + ,...... ~d~t ::-:!~d "C-:2:P! Off!C f;:'ld o On

.tra Lalone we eat I., their two week honl) moon g( t- lll'm(' IIIult },..,ilhhJ( ..... td\t t\\11 hfJlIJn..., not as elastic and phable as It mormng feelIng lIke lrap now destmed for the body part tmg out of the ldr olllllt'I\l'llllling l,dl nddl (l">'till I.ldll' r""Ill I'l 11,h ill What my doctol means I~ back mUbcles get crabby If attraLtlve Hence the mIddle- the Ie"" lunn) th(') thought plann( I 'u thdl In) [,ulIn "P.lU ujJ(,ntlm, hi J111hl11nl,lldll1~ • Once we shde past age 40, they're not used regularly aored pot bellle", the thlLkened the~e kmd" ofJokl''' 1\L1e I nO\1 IlJlllt! d 1)((llI'l It' ll...,..,un

Gr~ Point~ N~ws The Op.Ed Page February 3, 2000, Page 7A EPA's bad science targets farmers By Jefferson G. Edgens Eypn If Olll dl\ Id(" thl do 1\ltl1 agncultur,d 01 Ln\ Have you ever wondered how 173,629 mile" by the 693,90'> uthl'l t) pe of human ,ILtl\ ItI bureaucracies lIke the L'S 'as<,e""ed "tn'dm mill''' - the The C ~ Glologll,d .")UI\( I EnVIronmental ProtectIOn total milt'" dltualh [,'Cdmmed al.,o qUl ">tlOn, the EPA., ~l\ Agency (EPAj are able to - onlv 2') pLrlent of the ('nll' expand the reaLh of theIr pow- a~"e"bed mill''' art' ImpdlTed b\ Illlg1tlmatl' (Jr "uentlflwlll ers year after }ear? 1\1o"t agncultulP So Ihp real hj.fUIL flal\ed data I' nn ground upon Amencans \\ ould not gue", "hould hL ~omel, here bd~\ el n II hllh to build c1 Iq,ruliltOTl -\- that EPA bureaucrats actuall) 4 and 25 pert ent, not the 70 tl'm \\11('n thl EPA I"m, leg fudge their math III order to percent the EPA claml'" uldtlOn" b\ chi .ltmg 01 lhlJ1g take greater control of our The EPA" clmm I~('\ pn mOf( ,hodd\ ,(jenU' hU'lIl( "L - and dally h,e" quc"tlOnahlL whpn one um"ld WmmUl1ltlP" .,u!1pr unJu~t u 11 But that IS Ju~t what the er" that e'tlmate., of \1 ater "cquence" EPA does, and every now and quallt) are t~plcflll) made La\\makc-r~ at hoth .,tatL . then, somebody actually gets accordmg to 'hp.,t profe""'lUnal and !lderal Il'\(,l... "hould , r f caught at It Two EPA offiCials judgment rdefined a" u"mg dLmand that the EP:" releil-L "1 SINCERELY DoUBT TI-tAT "THE POWER EVER GOES OuT avER O~ l..P.kf S!-JORE If were recently mdlcted for per- the he"t avadabl(' lI1form.ltlOTlI to the gen, rdl publIc ,dl .,{jen JUry, obstructIOn OfjU;,tlce, and \\atl'r~hl'tl map~ anti httle or tllk data upon v,hlcr 11- dl'll i :to mad Dog-go &. \-hrk '1t hnt. ..ltr ..(hol com falslfymg document" m a no dctudl mOl1ltonng .,lOn" are ba,pd Thl' EPA l WIsconsin v.ater standards According to the late~t .,hould bt' !l'qUlrul t(l hfl\(' "II case Such shenanIgan., arc "NatIOnal Watel QualIt~ ,cIPntlfil dalm., p<('! Why is there rape? why the Clmton admmlstra- Inventon "tatp" that dern ed I pVle\\[ d (''.am II1Pcl In tlOn'~ recent flurry of actiVIt) more than ')0 ppru nt of theIr ul'pth h\ oUhlde 'Cll'ltlfil Rape has been WIth us SInce up to have a harem Anna wa" on watel-related ls~ues should data m thl" II a" I<'ported that experl- - PllO! tli dl.;ftmg the dawn of cIVllIzatlOn Recent ~hocked to learn that he had be watched dosely, e"peualh 46 pPrll'nt of the\! ">tre'am 1 ult'., and Il'gul,ltIlJll'- FU1'1lh evolutIonary studle;, have wives by the dozen and hun- m MIChIgan, a ~tate wnony- mlle., hall' h, I n Imp,ltf('d th(' r~P-\,hiJ1I1d m,lkl' .\11\ -u denIed the polJtIcally correct dreds of children She wa., fur- I mou~ WIth 'water' beLuu,l' of ,lgnllJltUJ L HI (I1n l ntltic -tullll' jldld I(ll Illth notIOn that rape Isn't about ther shocked to learn that m 'I\vo years ago the "dmlnl" tJ,l,t 111 "lat( _ hkl' :\l.dllg,ln INkr'"\\ , lll' ....n \\h'l( ,dl ">t,, .m m1l" \1, ll1\of\l \Ih" l('llil ">t, th, IIII 1,111 m a \1atp! qUd1Jl1 Ii\ II th, Ll-t 2, MIT Press, "A Natural HIstory ments came down to reali ~tlC EPAha<,lssuedguldancedocu- numbe! "fother \1,1\" FlI~t ,em, Theil h no na-(n Iii of Rape BIOlOgical Bases of proportlOns m whIch the lady ment~ and rcgulatlOns to the ag('nl, 1'1\ ('''> undlll I\['l~ht I Uln thh (\.l'mpLII I I( COJJ SibIl' The hardiest of the Sexual CoerCIOn" It has was charmed by the many Implement the goal., of the III ItS d~.,e,,,menh to hot \Ilth ">lare .,UthUl, g( nt'l '(tpd aroused a storm of controversy, speCIes IS also a potent hunter prmces and pnncesses, who plan Mlchtgan farmers should ,pnt,,' 1\her" known wa tpr b\ 11llllaucrdh II ho .,hdm, II "'- which the authors expected and warnor HIS offspnng are were delightful children espeCIally be aware of one of lmpallrnl'nt occur" Spcond Jy m,ll1lpulate 'lllnl(, and The evolutIOnary bIOlOgists, most lIkely to survIVe and these goals The elrmmatlOn or only 40 percent 01 the data math to ,Id\ ,met a pun h pOhl Randy Thornhill, regents pro- carry forth the successful I don't know If evolutlOnary reductIOn of "non-pOInt flom \1hllh the 70 pel cent ,leal agl'nda fessor at the UnIversity of New traIts Many women, espeCIally sources" of pollution, such a~ Impal! m('nt figure h der1\ ed D, .I(/Ii- non Cr Edq"h fUl MeXICO, and Dr Craig T young ones, seem to be attract- theory was the reasonmg behmd thIS arrangement m run-off from farm", yards lon- cvme., flliOl dllect momtonng m"!1 uj J[U/Ui{OIi h n pU!1< I Palmer, an anthropology ed to alpha males, known for structlOn site!> and ~treet<; of .,tTl',1nh But the blgge.,1 spl'(/all,1 II till' [Illl I hilI oj mstructor at the Umverslty of theIr mtellIgence, looks and Slam Ot behmd the Arab world's great harems But the MIchigan farmer~ have long plOhlem ma~ bl' thdt a largL KI IIfIiL/I\' d(parllJl( rll oj Colorado, suggest that modern phYSIcal abIlitIes recognIzed the water pollutIOn amount ot 11,ltl'r Impdllment (01' ,tn alld all ad/ul/I! \I!lo!ar practice of polygamy may well concepts of rape are overly The IdeolOgical detractors of danger from concentrated am- - thl' NatlOnal Acadl'm, of IIl1h Ih, Un(/.lIIw (I I1III /01 thiS theory argue that culture have to do WIth a tacIt aLcep- Imbued WIth Ideology (femInist mal feedmg operdtlOn~ and the Sctence' e~t!matl" 25 to 60 PubliC Poll( \ (J II" an!l and tance of the fact that supenor polItICS) and not enough WIth IS also an Important determi- use ofnutnent.> and pe"tlcldL" pPILl'nt - mfl\ he due to nat- educallOna! 11I,lflilll h.ad males "hould sIre the most sCience nant of the procllVlty to rape, on farms That l'l why ural cau'-p" h,l\ mg nothing to qUaI IIII'd II' 1,!lill(Jnd children The sheer multIphCI- The Immediate detractors and we would agree that well- MIchIgan ha~ a ho~t of succ"""- dlsml;,sed the findmgs as slop- brought-up males are less lIke- ty of chIldren of successful males would be conSIdered to ful voluntary program" 111 py sCience and raIled agam'lt ly to perpetrate sex by force place to reduce off-farm poilu what the authors suggested However, those who under- be good for the future of humankmd tlOn and en~ure wlldhfe habi- would be good coun<;ehng to stand that nature and nurture tat and clean II ater NOT JUST FOR KIDS ••• prevent rape are not mutually exclUSIve, But that IS not good l'nough For the first tIme In a long know that wlthm each pen.on EvolutIOnary theory cannot for the EPA In a recent re,lell tIme, the authors suggested IS a combmatJOn of pnmltlve be eaSIly disregarded In the of state water quaht) report, dnves and sOCIetal restramts that some young women 1'1Vlte dl<;cusslOn of rapl', and as I "ubmltted to the EPA. It rape by hov. they dress, make Smce ancIent times we have have saId before, It would he appear, the agency I" u...mg ~ up and perfume themselves, developed prmclples of morah- wIse to counsel our ,oung peo- mudd) math to promotl' 1n HOBBY (1 ero~ INC. which make them sexually ty and CIVil behaVIor, even to ple accordmgly expansIOn of lt~ legal authont\ mVltmg They may also inVIte the POint of Ideahzmg the love- Accordmg to EPA pn" sex relatIOnshIp m romantic rape by g1Vlng the lmpresslOn Dr Bloom I~ elllllcal a'WlCl relea"e." a colo.,,,al 70 peru'lll AKIUUlt Sfwtewide poetry and mU~lc of being Wllhng and entenng ate profe~~or of psvchwtrv, of water Imp:iJrment In thl The authors go on to say that Into a condUCIve <;ltuatlOn, Wayne State [Jnll crsltv School Umted Stfltes I~ dul' to agl\1lI1 ~uch a" a fraternity dnnkmg dommant male<; have an of lIrfcdlCln1 He I~ a memba of ture Yl't, when onl' dl\ Ide">thl C~Sa&! part} In'ltmct that leads them to the Amencan A(adem) of 17.3 629 '.,trcam mlll'~" - deSlr<>many mate~ and not be The bexually ~nlIghtened P~\'choanal}~I~ and on the ('dl miles of ~tream .,horplll1P and hh<>ral feminist." who have lImIted to Just ('nl' Th<>aggres- tonal board of the Wal'ne thr EPA clalrn~ arl' Impalll cl DON'T MISS mflu('nced pre~ent-day politI- ~Ive and dominant male of the County MedIcal SOCiel1' He by agnculture h, thl' :3 6 mil pa~t Impregnated many THE SALE OF THE YEAR cal correctne.,~. are fummg II'elcome~ comml'll" at hl~ I' lion total "trl'dm mIlt'" In th, Invenrcry Clearance Sale wom<>n ~o that hi" g<>neswer<> about thf notl'ln that women mml addrl'~., (h!oomril'com UnIted Statp., "tn'am., po!lu! In Every Deporrmenr dl<;tnbuted hberally Within the <;hould he mindful ofma"cuhnc pu~erre com and (/'1t, 10 hll ('d bv "gn('u!turl' r('pH ,,><,nt , " gene pool prochvltw" and hI' carr-ful It' I' b , I I (' on h 4 h p<'Tcent of tntfll "tr(' 1m ilhrllll how thp" dr<'~" and Thl~ fact I" not unllkl' v.hat mllp~ . \ 11 /1 II factofem (om I ( h!own whPrp lh('" go Thp) crv . hlame Wl' .,('p In man, ~pcClI''', .,uch a., . , thp \ lctlm ~ at am "uggl'''t\On thl' dpI r, m whIch thl' domi- City that thp \'-!)mdn ha~ anv nant huck ha., a . harem" of loses power for two hours [('"pOn'lhllitv for what hap- dop~ (,Io~cr to thp human. thl' A pOItlOn of th, elt\ of hl'aru nfthp plohlrm thl\ "l1t ,I Cr0v. out find an ,lltl nut 1\' p( n" to hl'T pnmat(' or;mgutan ha" bpen Gro,,~1' POint, In"t pI('etncal •• Thl' ('volutlOnan hlOlogl"t" oh"l'rv('d to forci bh ,opu latl' po\\('r for a loupll of houI" pO\\pr rout, 1\,1' "1'1Ul' fllI'I' rpmlnd u" that Darv.lnIan thp- WIth a f('ma 1(' Thl~ h('ha, \Or dUring tlw morning of Ih(' I111tl11 Pxpl.l11ltlon I\( ha., h(,l'n oh"prvpd In many Thu)~d'1\ )iln 27 ha\0n t "( ('n thl' fin II 1< P('" orv I" ha'l d on thl' oh"l'n'at\On AND TOO MUCH MORE TO MENTION" elt\ of(;ro....,O' POlntl man 19 , 01 that ('~olutlon ~I' \('ct" for "uc- ~Pl'cH:''' from In"elh to fi.,h to I'r Tom Krl'.,~ha, h .,md ilt ahout Po\ll'r II a...tin,llh rp,ll1l('(! II Cl'"., - animal" WIth trmh that hlrd., Ov('r tIme tho~1' mrIl\ Id- 7 40 "hout 10 am KrO'",hfll h ">lid promot( ~un 1\ al or rpproduc- ual" v.ho ,Irl' not ~p"uall) a m homl'~ find blh1l11'<;"- Thp outilgl' flffprtl'd hO!11I" 'Illi IV\tlN tlOn pa" on thl'lr g('ne~ oth('r<; aggr(,<;~Iv(' \\111 not hp p('rpl'tu- l'" In thl' ('It\ from \-lack to A $50 SPENDING SPREE K, rchl'va 1 ,lI1d bl't v.O'pn hU<;In(.,.,1''', bllt :'vlam hool 'to JI">l"rh".e P'lo(' 1!'1:O\'(J~" ON' t,,~ pt'( ~(~ dll' out at('d and thl'lr humhl(' gcn('~ '"'I WIll t('nd to dl<;ilpppar ('adl(,11 x ilnd 1< nl\ PI '\ t\ lo"t did not II1"l'l'll'ctrl( III A" WI'cont('mplatl' our Stone 1( ~"1' llf Agt' Imc~ 'lr'" It I~ hard for u~ Thp ml'pk .,hall mhpnt thl' el'ltnclt\ It '" pnh '\1illrt gr b pml' 1 to Imagm Cilv('ml'n '1., t('nd('r Earth" :-lot accordmg to That portIOn of thO' ('11\ \1,1' from fI gnd on thl olhl r "Id. ,t 01 ~ntlp and ,,\mpatlwtlc or Dan\ln1an thpory Without pOWl'r fOI ~ httlp O\<,r ( ',HIli II" K I' ....,h, Hh ' \I d 21714 HARPfR In' 8 Md.) cOmp,I"'lIln'1t( whl n It ('oml''' "Anna ,md thp Kmg of Slam lv. 0 hOlH" KIP,~h,lcl1'" l\d l' 1'( rvlhlllg 'outh of St. Clair Shores to copulatl11g An alphfl mall' I Th0 King and 1~11~ahout th<> \V(' V(' hO''1rrl from III t 1011 K(llhl'~al \\Jth I (oupll of (810) 771-6770 px' ,'ptlon"> V.,h III nghl ~llcc('""fllllv hilt t1('., comp('tl- rl'ldtiOn"hlp h('tv.('cn fln pdu- 1':dl~on and WNP told fin Imnl'l www whlStl ... ,top (om tlVP milll''' ilnn th('n dommatl'~ catl'd C1Vlh7l'd lad) ilnd an ground high ~olt 191 fl'0d 1mp '1~mfln) fl'cund fp"1alp,, a~ po~- Orll'ntal kmg v.ho v, iI" hrought v.pnt had ,\" .,oon a" Iodl"ml /1111 ",/,l/o/l! February 3, 2000 Grosse Pointe News 8A News City hires a new comptroller mformatlOn and to follow coun- dedIcated pubhc worker, on By Jim Stlckford UI1lVer'lt) and her undergrad- o}'" dlrectIve<; " stafT With longeVity," LeWIS Staff Wnter uate degH'e III public admml' LeWIS has met y, Ith ~ald "They prOVide contll1Ulty Bald Pln1T"T thp elt,,' ... ..,oftware It u,es and IS m the ~hULll;;hl lIltv "I-',,,d,n,g- dC~1 proce,s of gettmg to know her throughout the oty !ldll dUO. ,tafT Lel\ I" \1 a" \\ Ith the llt) 01 slOns and I appreciate that" co-worker" allow departments to commu- Halel Park for about a )ear- Foran's retirement also -I ,ee my Job as provldmg nicate," LeWIS "ald "But thiS IS and-a-hall and Keego Harbor meant a promotlon for Karen guidance to the CIty s council at the bramstorm level Before for about three veal s She ha" Johnson, who was made City ,0 that they can make we would Install such a net- albo worked for Van BUl en and asseSi>or and deputy treasurer mformed declslOns about the work we'd need counCil permis- C'a"eade To\\ n"hlp" SIOn, but we haven't gotten Johnson Will remall1 as payroll LewI'" I' from Alpena OrlgJ future of the City," LeWIS said that far yet" supervIsor nallv and received hel ma,ter's "I albo "ee workmg closely With LeWIS ,aId she "" as She had spent the last ,('v('r- degree 111 general admlmstra- the city manager Tom Impressed With the way the al years helping With assess- tlOn from Central Michigan Kressbach to prOVide that councIl behaved durmg her ments and has an assessor level III certification from the mtervlew Dee Ann Lewis has joined the staff of the City of Grosse Lecture on massage is "City of Grosse Pomte resI- state and IS a certified person- Pointe as comptroller. She replaces retlrlng comptroller dents are fortunate to have the al property examiner Dennis Foran, who served the City for 30 years. for seniors citizens

Bon Secours Cottage Health reduce muscular pam, IlIcrease Services \\ III present a free Jomt moblhzatlOn and Improve "lunch and learn' "emmar for your Immune ,ystem She also explams how massage can alle- iIle any semor who wants to know more about the benefits of mas- viate stress by promoting relaxatIOn, an Improved ner- sage Learn how therapeutic mas- vous system and restful sleep sage can Improve phySical and ChaIr and table massage tech- mental welJ-bemg by attendmg mques WIll be demonstrated, thIS program from 11 45 a m and a questlOn-and-answer BEAT THE to 12 45 P m Wednesday, Feb session IS mcluded 9, m the Bon Brae Center The program IS free, but Classroom, 22300 Bon Brae, reservatlOns are requested by St ClaIr Shores calhng Bon Secours Cottage Myoma,sologJst Lon Commumty Health Promotlon Campagna WIll discuss how at (810) 779-7900 between 9 therapeutic massage can a m and 4 p m weekdays

Cit' orQ?iro9sc lFIointc, Michigan

ORDINANCE NO. 317

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND RESTATE INCREASE SECTION 46-81 OF THE GROSSE POINTE CITY CODE

THE CIT'r 01- GRO~"E POIN1F ORDAINS

Th,lI S~Lllon~ -l6 81 oj the Gro~se Pomtc Clly Codc ~hall be -.n"...ntlLd. "nu tc ....\~teJ \0 \\ ....cnl\rct~ J.~ foHo,," " SCL 4681 D,l1l1,lgmg remm mg defdLmg properlY Lowest Prices of the Year On Everything in the Store No PCNln ,hJII "Illfull} dc, troy remove. damage, alter or in ,m~ rnJnnLr dclJLC Jny properly not hl~ own, or any publlL school ~ Plus No Payments & No Interest For 12 Months. huIidmg or ,In} puhllL huIidmg hndge tire hydrant alann box, ~Ireel light qrect ~Ign trJftlL Lonlrol de\ KC parl.mg meter docl., dock ,lruLlurc Lcllular phone toy,cr lounlam, ~eulpturc or ,hade Iree oclongmg 10 thc Llty or 10Lated m Ihe pubhL plJLc~ of lhe CIty, or marl- or po" hJndl-nll, on or man) mJnner mar the wall, of an} pub- iiI. huIidmg or II1Jr ,my tenLC Irec, LloLk, clOLI. ,lructure, fountaIn, 'Lulpture or pole \\ Ilhln Ihe Lily, or de~troy. lake or meddle With any pwperl) bclonging to the LIl), or remmc the ~ame from the bUilding or p1.ILCy,here lima) oc I.cpl placed or ~lOrcd, wlthoul proper author- 11\ or dl'lurh IJmpcr wllh dl'LonneLi or damage any Lily waler met CI \\ Ilhout proper aUlhonl) or I.hmh on any ~trcet light ~Ircel <;lgn IrJlIlL L(\n!rol dc\ ILC dOLI. dOLI. 'truLture, fountam, ~eulplurc or LLllul,u phone IO\\Cr !(lLaled \\ Ilhm Ihe Lily Wilhout proper aUlhonty

:1 In ,lddlllOn 10 the pen.lllle, prOl Ided m Ihl' ~eLllon " gUIlty

01 ,1 nll,deme,\nor .lnd TnJ) he punl,hed hy a fine of not morc Ihan S~()O,md Impmomnenl of not morc than 90 day~

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4 In CI cn L,I'L ot LonllLuon for the offcn~e' de-eTlncd m 'Uh'LLllOn ( II ,100\ e rewltmg In d,lTnage to the <-Ity ,proper!) Ihe ,ourt hclor,' \' hl1ln 'lILh L"",ILllOn I' ohtamcd ,hall enler Judgmenl In f1\ or "I Ihc lIty ,m<.J,lg,llnq Ihc delen<.Janl lor hql.l\dalCd damage, 111,I 'UIll ,I' pr()\ Idcd m ,uh,edlon' The LilY ..,hall wllh the a'~I' t InLL "I Ihl pro'L,utlng ,llIornC\ Lolled thL aWJrd hy cxcLullon or lither" 1'1. II: or morL dclendanh arc LOn\llIed of Ihe landah\m Ihc ludgmL nt l"r d IIl1Jgc' ,h,111IlL enlcrco ,lg,lln,1 them JOlntl) and ,evcr- ,Lil\ II IhL ,.ktlnd,m\ I' ,lll1mOr the ,udgmLnt ,hall oc cntcrcd again" hi' p,lrLnl'

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\11 IHollLdln\!, pLl1dlng ,md ,111I1gh" ,md II,lhdilIC' CXI,ung December 16, 1999 .Iujulr,d tJr In,urrLo ,II IhL Ilmc Ihl' .lmen<.Jator} ordlnanLe tal.e,

,ll"t Ill. 'Illd ,lnd m,l\ hI. L()n'llll1malcd ,ILU)rdln!, t, Ihe lay, 11\ All Thomasville Authorized Retailers:

lorlL \Ch, n thL I l\l rL commLnccd Th,' lmendalorl ordm,mLe ,hall P1ease note that all new pricing will not go into effect until March 1, 2000, enabling you no' hI. " ",truLd to ,lfilll In\ mIller pendmg or '1\I1I,ltlO nchlre the to complete the Winter Sale Event with the current pricing structure in ploce. Thonk you for your lllcLtI\l d 'Il 01 Ihl' ,1II1lnd"lor\ ordm,llllL continued support of Thomasville. Let's 011 hove a great year in 20001 Sincerely, Jim Adams ~ V/~rt Our web .,~e' , Ihl <11,,111' dalL ,11 IhL \Cllhln Ordln"n,c '10 '17 ,hall he len \-- ..... tho ...... i\l. co.

1111 d II' tiler Ihl d Itl oj puhllL,lllon Iheru,f Susan J. Wheeler, Thomas W. Kressbach, 7homasviIJe Thomasville Thomasville \11\ or ( Ily CierI. O/a.tst. Of~" OfStril'l1lfJl6ts ( J 1''' II '/'1' I III HI 7550 [)ll.K' 1M One tbIf Mde SoudI of I--C; oiOM T~ Ad ~1lH r 4 'Ilk- Rd lll'lt West 01 , (Exit 9~) m Clark~on • PH (l4f!) 620 HH Orw bIork 9 I1NIn Dr...- r.~ call keep \ ()ur 1mc ali\ c IIIId Srroke February 3, 2000 9A Grosse Pointe News Obituaries

w",79 Presbytellun Church MUi>I" Elmer L. Barber Mr Pedrce wa" bOln 10 Fund, 13459 Stardu!>t Blvd, Former Grosse POinte Fal m!> DetrOit dnd Wd., a gl dduJtt of Sun City We~t, AZ H5375 resident Elmer L Barber dwd Dc'trOlt Unlv( r"Jty ~dlO(J1 'ind In his Belleair, Fla, home on th(' l'mver"ltj of l\1Jchlgdn Hc' Thursday, Jan 13, 2000 He Lynda Bennett followc'd III the family bU"lOe.,,, was 79 Feighan of rUl1Illng Jmu.,empnt pdrk" Mr Barber was d graduate of dnd land devc lopml'nt \'11th Lynda Bennett FClghan dIed Wayne State Umverslty, where H.nture., mduding ,Jdh ,",un at San Diego HUbplCC on he was a natIOnally ranked BCdch and W,Illed Llk( JlTIu.,e- Tue,ddY, Dec 7, 1999 at thp sWimmer He wa!> the owner ment p,lrk" HI \1d' ,I p,l.,t dge of.'55 and operator of General pre ",dent Jnd tn J,UI (r cd the Mr, FClghan lIVed III GrubSI' Intt'l ndtlOnal A,,~oudtl()n of Riggers and Ere<.tors m POinte Shurc, before movlllg to DetrOIt He was also a pilot m Amu"pmcnt P,lrk., He JI,o Coronado, Cahf, III 1974 She the U S Army Air Corpb dur- ,erv('d m the U ':i COd"t (;udrd wa" a 1963 graduate of GrObi>e durmg World War II Ing World War II POinte High School and worked ~unlvor" mclude thrp( SUrvIvors Include hi" Wife of for thp F.dpl'n Ford Modelmg UdugllLer ">, Ll.",>Ut l)J Y Hll, ()tJ ye wa., it graduate of Mr Hl'nnes<>y wa" mvo!ved daughter, Anne H Cd'>'>,a ,on, MaItha Peane Falcon, and Barber wab held on Sunday, also known a., Coronado'b flag Southe,htern HIgh School In With H (' I A and the CursIllo John W, a bl'iter, Kdthel me four grandchildren He wa" Jan 16 at ChrIst the Kmg lady, deblgmng and bewmg CUi>- DetrOIt He wai> a vice prebl- Movement wa" d CROP Walk and hI'> former \\ Ife, Jane predecea"ed by hIb hr,t WIfe, Lutheran Church m Largo, tom-made nautical flagi> She dent of Garland coordlllator and bE'rved on the A ,erVIce of remembrance ElIzabeth and hI'> ,ewnd Illfe, Fla A pnvate family service was also a member of the Hotel was held Monday, Jan 17 at Manufacturlllg before becom- C'hrI!>tlan Service ('ommlsblOn wai> held 10 Novato on Rheba del Coronado'b Beach and Thur!>day, Jan 27 Interment Seremty Gardens Chapel In Illg founder and pre"ldent of of 8t Clare ()f Montefalco Tenms Club WIll be 10 DetrOit In March Largo Hartlieb Steel Service He al,o CatholIc Chunh After gradua- Mrb Felghan Ib survIVed by MemOrial gIft~ may be "ent ..,erved a" a "ergeant In the tion from college, he coached MemOrIal gifts may be sent her husband, John, three btep- U S Army dunng World Wal grade "chool and hIgh school to Sacred Heart RehatJllItatlOn to the Elmer Barber Memonal, daughter!>, Kathleen, Paula II bport, He enjoyed "ports, hiS Center, POBox 41038, Peace Lutheian Church, 218 Felghan Trejo and MOIra Mr HartlIeb was prebldent grandchildren and hlb family Memphlb, MI 48041-1038 Bloommgton St, Greencastle, Felghan Flores, two step-bonb, of the Concordia SlIIgmg Survlvor~ ll1clude five IN 48135 Mark and Matthpw, and five SOCIety and a member of the daughter!>, Therebe, Ehzabeth, Eleanor Kelly step-grandchildren Thbl Club and the Lochmoor Patricia FI,her, Molly Howard Former Groi>'>e Pomte Park Harold F. Connell A bunal and memorIal ser- Club He enjoyed travel, gar- and Cathleen Beach, three reSident Eleanor Kelly died Grosse Pomte Farms resI- vice for Mrs FClghan was held demng and smgmg ~onb, MIchael, Damel and after complIcatIOns of a heart dent Harold F Connell died of III December III CalIfornia Survivors mclude three John, two Sisters, Kay Lynch attack In her LeJ\mgton, Ky, respiratory faIlure Wednesday, MemOrial gifts may be sent daughters, Karen, Gall Schultz a'ld Fran Boehm, and 18 home on Tuesday, Jan 18, Jan 26, 2000 He was 72 to San Diego HObplce, 4311 and Donna Tuthill, two .,ons, grandchildren 2000 She wab 88 :tyIr Connell was born In ThIrd Ave, San Diego, CA Paul and Dan, two blsten, A funeral Mabo for Mr Mrs Kelly was a member of Queens Village, NY, and 92103 Ehzabeth Schwartz and Henne<>bY was celebrated Grosse Pomte Umted Church, earned hiS bachelor's degree Ur"u}a Ryskamp, and mne Saturday, Jan 29 at 8t Clare wab a volunteer at the Cottage frop! Manhattan College In Janet Nathalia grandchildren He was prede- of Montefalco Church HObpltal gift shop and was an Riverdale, NY He was a ceased by hIS 'WIfe,Ann, a son, Interment IS at Resurrection aVid bndge player rebred Chrysler Corp execu- Goeschel Kurt Jr, a Sister, Margaret Cemetery m ClInton Township SUTVlvors mclude her daugh- tIve WIth 39 years of manage- Grosse POInte Woods rei>l- Martm, and a brothel, Unbgar Funeral al rangements were ter, Ronaele Smith her son, ment pOSItIons In sales, mar- dent Janet Nathaha Goeschel Vera V. Rieckhoff A funeral Mass for Mr handled by Verheyden Funeral JIm, and several grandchildren ketmg and merchandIsmg He died Fnday, Jan 28, 2000, at Hartheb was celebrated Home and great-grandchIldren also served m the U S Mannes St John Hospital and Medical Tuebday, Feb 1 at St Clare of MemOrIal gifts may be sent A memOrIal service for Mrs Vera V. Rieckhoff dunng World War II Center She was 77 Montefalco Catholic Church to St Clare of Montefalco Kelly wab held Saturday, Jan Former Grobse POinte Park Mr Connell was a pansh- Mrs Goeschel was born In Funeral arrangementb were School Scholarship Fund, 1401 22 at First ChrIstIan Church m reSident Vera V Rleckhoff, re,,- lOner of St Paul Cathohc DetrOIt and was a graduate of handled by Verheyden Funeral Whittier, Grosse POInte Park, DanVille, Ky Ident of Henry Ford Church for 46 years where he Grosse POInte High School She Home MI 48230 or the MIchigan MemOrIal gifts may be sent ContmuIng Care Center III was active m many fundralsmg retIred from Comenca III 1992 MemOrIal gifts may be sent Cancer SOCiety to GrOSbe POinte Umted RoseVille, dIed of heart failure actIVitIes He was active at St and was a cat lover to Bon Secours Cottage Church, First ChnstIan at Bon Secours HospItal on Paul School where he served Mrs Goeschells survived by Hospice or the Capuchm Soup Church, the AmerIcan Heart Wednesday, Jan 26 2000 She on the Teacher Parent GUild two daughters, Kathy John Strong Hoey KItchen ASSOCiatIOn or the chantv of Vlai>86 Board and was one of the ongI- Sonnanstme and Karen Frank, Former Grosse Pomte resI- chOice . Mrs Rleckhoff wa, born In nal founders of the thIrd- and and three grandchildren dent John "Jock" Strong Hoey DetrOit and wa<>a buperVlsor at fourth-grade mtramural bas- A memonal service for Mrs Edward M. Hennessy dIed Sunday, Jan 23, 2000, m Arrow Distillery She was a ketball program He held Goeschel WIll be held at a later Grosse POInte Park reSident Novato, Calif He was 62 member of St Ambrose numerous posItIons on the St date Edward M Hennessy dIed Born In Muskegon, Mr Hoey Frederick William Soldahty and enjoyed enter- Paul AthletIC Board, servmg Memonal gifts may be sent Wednesday, .1an 26, 2000, at graduated from the UmverbIty Pearce of Michigan before enhbtIng 10 tamIng bakmg, gardemng, several years ab president He to the MIchIgan Humane St John HospItal and MedIcal FrederIck Wilham Pearce, the U S Navy He al~o attend- genealogy, mtenor decoratmg was awarded the Cathohc Society ('enter He wa" 75 formerly of Grosse POinte ed U-M'" Graduate School of and f1()WPt" '"\r-r'"\nglnv; Youth OrgamzatlOn Ed Crowe Mr Henness) wab born III Farm" dH'd Sunday .Jan 16. Journal!<;m A property and See OBITUARIES, page UA award .w. 1984 for fis dewca- Chicago and waq a graduatE' of 2000, In Wynnewood, Pa He ca"ualty Insurance broker for tIon and servIce to the youth of Kurt F. Hartlieb, Sr. St Mary's College m Wmora, 20 years pnor to hIi> move to pansh and the CYO James Kurt F HartlIeb, Sr, dlCd Mmn, where he played foot- ros CalIfornIa, he most enjoyed F Coughlm Award 111 1993 for from comphcatIOns of cancer In ball, basketball and baseball spendmg tIme With hiS famIly gIvmg more than 25 years of hIS Grosse Pomte Woods home He was a retIred sales manag- and fnends, but loved sports, volunteer semce to youth He on Thursday, J an 27, 2000 He er of UARCO Forms, Inc He playIng cards, watching mOVIeS also was actIVe m the Grosse was 85 also served as a chIef petty offi- and reading Pomte Farms Little League Mr HartlIeb was born III cer m the USN avy dunng Mr Hoey Ib "ur\lved by a and Babe Ruth League semng WIlhelmshaven, Germany, and World War II as coach, board member and officer Sumvors !Delude hIS WIfe, Arlene, three daughters, Kathleen Satterlund, Maureen Cavera and Anne Doherty, two sons, MIchael and Damel, and three grandchIldren A funeral Mass for Mr Connell was celebrated Saturday, Jan 29 at St Paul Cathohc Church Interment IS at St Paul Columbanum Funeral arrangements were handled by Verheyden Funeral Loose Idaho Home Large Memonal gifts may be sent BROCCOLI / ~~_,_'~,POtAtOES to St Paul EducatIOnal Trust, 157 Lakeshore, Grosse POInte Farms, MI 48236 99~ACH ~~jt~~,'49 ~B. Mary H. Eliason Former Grosse POinte Park Peeled & Cored reSident Mary H ElIason, of Sun City West, Anz, died FRESH LIMES PINEAPPLE Sunday, Jan 23, 2000 She was 75 Mrs Eliason was a graduate 5For99<: $2~c~ of the Umverslty of Toledo and Wayne State Umverslty She Hydro was a IIbranan at the DetrOit Free Press She was al~o a cel- 616 LETTUCE lIst With the Toledo, Gros~p Our prints are worth more POInte, Oakland and Sun Cltle~ symphome~ and pla~ed $1~~ With a concert umt of the usa than the paper dunng World War II THE FRESHEST MEATS & SEAFOOD Mrs Eha~on was a memh('r they are printed on. of the Amencan Library CORN ISH Kleve, Cordon Blue, Broccoli & Cheese X'" A"soclatlon, Ampncan String Reserve An Appointment Now Players, Mu Phi EpSIlon, Alpha HENS Stuffed Breaded KXlj Phi soronty and the FIne Art~ Easter Portrait Specials SoCiety of DetrOit Sh(' Wil~al<;o 99 2 For$4 CHI'$EN;'!f'5' ~ ------l cellIst ementu<; WIth Sun ~ t'lhmlju, g1\mg phl1tograph\ lh, !O(lk ill ,I hJnJ p,llnl~d \\\lrk ,11 ,Irt I CIties Symphony and the Desert Palm, Pre,bytprlan Beautiful ~ EACH Cherry Stuffing [ Our Pnnh ~r, [Ikliml (;IIJr,tnl,~JI 1 ------~------Church Surv1Vor" Include her hu~- SCROD ~ , BONELESS SIRLOIN PORK ROAST band, Paul, a daught<'r Wpndy TERRENCE CARMICHAEL Azrak, two "ons, Jame~ and Stephen, and five grandchIl- $59~.' $4~~ $29~. STUDIO INC... dren 2,,')72') M '\( 'I<. A\'L A memonal mU<;IC'PTVICPfor FINE WINES OF THE WORLD Mrs Eha"on wa~ hl'ld Fnday, l ,Rl ,~~f-_I'TL \V()()[~:'" .Jan 28 at De<;prt Pillm, Pre<;hytpnan Church In Sun HAYWOOD (313) 884..4280 CIty West Chardonnay & Memonal ~ft~ may h(' ~('nt Cabernet to the D('"prt Pillm, February 3 2000 Grosse Pointe News 10A Schools Are Pointe schools measuring up to Engler's vision? ond and thl! d-gr,lde -.tuupnt<; dl'bt-hee fOI thl 1.1"t 12 <1\ enUl'-' hl' y,ou Id take to By 80nnie Caprara keepmg that ratIO low," "aid be olTelcd dddltlOn,11 Iwlp over month-. I!llplhl' that,' -.md Matthew-. Staff Writer Matthew" "In parent ~urvey" th(' ,>unWIl'I anu fUI thl' lpgl~Ll- Mauhell -. al-.o fl'lt th,lt the At South IH'1e <1tthat (el1l oil- In hi, State of the State It's the top one or two con- tUI e to r('quII e -.ummPI "lhool $6 500 foundatIOn pel-puptl mentl lap If Wl' had to ,Ktept Iddre"" Gov John Engler cerns" fOl fourth gl ,Hie 1" "ho ha\ e gl ant \I a-. not l'nough to 111,lIn- -.tud,'nl-. 110m othe) dl-.tIICl-., I "died for 10\\er "tafT-to-,tudent Engler abo ~tated III hIS not lIl,l-.tt'Il'U rPdU1I1g tam plogT,lm-. 111 the dhtlltt dlln t kllO\\ \, hell IH' \\ ould put I,ltlO-', greater , par- of fourth-gradel" aIfd 53 per- School System that ratIO IS feel we're very accountable," t Icul,lr!y 111 the elementary Lent of seventh grader<; alross saId Matthews 'I don't know how It would Steven Matthews 1 182 gl ade" He ploposed that 'el- the -.tate "We work really hard at The dlstnct has remamed affect our dl"tnct or \" hat District pilots distance learning at North and South high schools matter better after theIr tele- (ASL) The course, whIch IS first tIme teachmg through Dl'Luca'" ~tudents, who have By Bonnie Caprara faCIlity been ,tudymg the atmosphere conference WIth Levy "You can be totally mterac- offered to 10 students at North teleconferencmg Staff Writer and greenhouse galles, had 1.'- "It wa" cool," saId student and 10 students at South, "Normally I am keep 109 my The Grosse Pomte Pubhc tlve," saId mstructJonal teleVI- Shannon Peters "HI" an<;WN<; meets once a week on eye~ on the students, not on mailed que~tlOn" to the EPA School System has booted up sion coordmator JulIe Corbett The EPA told DeLuca that they were a !lttle more m"lghtful Wednesdays from 3 15-4 15 the momtor," "aId Duda", who two distance learmng projects "A student at South can ask a \\ ere not able to respond to the than the ~tufT we learned III questIOn to a teacher at NOl th " pm, IS taught by Patncla IS deaf and spoke through a only weeks after haVIng tele- relay operator "It'" something questIOns m a timely manner clas~ " The teleconferencmg equip- Dudas, an ASL mstructor Wlth Corbett SaId the dlstnct conferencmg equipment I need to get used to and I \\111 and "uggested domg a telecon- ment, VIdeo screens and docu- the Holly Ear InstItute at St hopes to connect It" teleconfer- Installed at North and South work every week to get better ference ment cameras, are hnked John HospItal and MedIcal high schools at It J hke It very much It's "Direct contact ha~ mpre encmg capablhtIes among all among three ISDN hnes which Center Students. Will learn the !>chools through an The DANCE (Distance And been fun" meanmg," "aId DeLuca "ThIS transmit VIdeo and audIo baSIC SIgn language and finger Near Conferencmg for Corbett bald the distrIct kmd of contact WIth SCientIsts enhanced WIde Area Network, Last week the dlstnct began spellmg m the course whIch Will transmit audIO and EducatIOn) project WIll allow plans on usmg teleconfCl enc- IS valuable It'~good for kld~ to an ennchment class In Dudas, who has taught ASL Video m addItIOn to data, m the students at both schools to Sit mg In classe~ WIth loy, enroll- see role models hke thIS It Amencan SIgn Language for 10 years, said thiS IS her m on a dass taught at one ment to elIminate the need for makes It very excIting" future students to dnve between cam- The "tudent~ were un am- puses to attend a class mously Impressed and "aid S WOODS St. Clare geography bee winners The DANCE project will they understood the subject "" • ORTHODONTICS also, as Corbett said, "gIve u, a and thIrd-place WIllner, St Clare of prehmmary round of the geog- gateway to the world where we ARI THANASAS Ehzabeth VanHorn, both resI- G. Montefalco raphy bee Students from each can hnk up" as Brownell dents of DetrOIt D.D.S., M.S. School held of these grades qualified for eIghth-grade sCience students ItS 12th annu- the final round whIch was held dId at South on Monday, Jan Call for your McTaggart took a wntten al NatIOnal Jan 11 31 xnid--wint:er break Geogra phy geography test, prOVIded by the ThItty-two of Mane appoint:m.ent: Bee the The 2000 St Clare geogra- NatlOnal GeographIC SOCIety,to DeLuca's students met at phy bee wmner IS Bnan weeks of quahfy for the state competi- South In a Q&A se~slOn WIth 19925 VERNIER RD. McTaggart, a Sixth-grader January 3 tIon of the NatlOnal Geography Jeffrey Levy, dn e'\pel t on (DIRECTLY WEST OF 1-94) and 10 from Harper Woods Bee_ State wmners WIll com- ozone depletIOn With the McTaggart pete In WashIngton, DC, for a EnVIronmental ProtectIOn (313) 343.0400 ThIS year Also placmg 111 the competl- $25,000 college scholarshIp Agency In Washmgton, DC, \\emb<;r Arner can ASIOClailM 01 Ortl1odonllsls all students In grades five tlOn were the runner-up, pnze vIa a teleconference through eight competed m the eIghth-grader Tom Capobres

.... There is a school in your neighborhood ..... where knowledge, experience and community are more than idle words.

,,'...... _.~""_4'l1;,""i!Wl5:"ll! Katr Chafftt and PetIT Lmnrngron of Grom Porntt Fanlls, 11'Ith tlJtlr daughter Elyse pre-kmdergartrn

"Elyse IS Iovmg her expenwce at ULS We have found the faculty mld adml11lstrahon m the primary school

to be our carmg and skIlled partners lt1 her l1urturmg and educatlOl1

It IS our bleSSIng and JOY to watch her grow and thrrve m the safety and ndmess of opportuHlty Urllvcrslty Liggett School provIdes"

UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL It's who we are!

PrImary, Lower and Upper School~ Middle School ~ 1 (14 'i ( ook Road R 50 Bn arc.llff Drive (,ro""c POinte Wood\ \lllhlgan 4H2 ~6 ,1~ HH4 44H • ww\\ul"r\tk12mlll" February 3, 2000 Grosse Pointe News Schools 11A

CHADD meeting Feb 9 at 7 p m In room 203 Curnculum and Instru(.tlOn, FamIlies new to the Grosse 389 St Clair, Gro!>se Pomte, Feb. 8 POinte area should call (313) MI48230 CHADD of Eastern Wayne 343-2030 for residency mfor- and Macomb Counties wIll matlon Tho!>e who have not hold a pdrent support group received a kmdergarten mfor. meeting and video mght matlonal packet from Defer ULS Admissions Thesday, Feb 8 m the see-ond- should call (313) 343-2254 floor resource room at South Open House Feb. 13 Lake High School, 21900 E Umverslty Liggett School Nme Mile, m St Clair Shores Will hold an Admls!>JOns Open Doors open at 7 p m and Parents wanted for House on Sunday, Feb 13 the meetmg begms at 7 30 from 2-4 p m !J ..1J. science study Tvuro'::!) pr\.,.::H ....utol1t ..uu..." olAUJ For more mformatlOn, call The Grosse Pomte Pubhc refreshments Will be available (810) 447-2845 School System IS begJ.nnmg a at both the Cook Road and study of Its K-12 sCience cur- Bnarchff Dnve campu!>es nculum and IS lookmg for The ULS pnmary 'lchool parents to serve on the com. (ages 3, 4 and kindergarten), mlttee lower school (grade!> 1-5) and Defer kindergarten Parents may send a letter upper school (grades 9-12) are informational night mdlcatlng their mterest, their located at 1045 Cook The middle school IS located at 850 Defer Elementary School crnld's or chJ!dren's grade and Hot off the grill school and a bnef descnptJOn BnarchfT Will hold an mformatlOnal of their background m the SCI' , RSVPs are not necessary The Kerby Elementary SChool Cub Scout Pack No. 481 will host Kerby's mght for parents With crnl- ence area to Dr Susan D For more mformatlOn, call the Annual Pancake Supper Tuesday. Feb, 8 from 5.7 p.m. in the Kerby gym, Tick- dren entenng kmdergarten In Allan, Assistant admiSSIOns office at (313) 884- ets are $4 and may be purchased in advance from any Kerby Cub Scout or at September on Wednesday, Supermtendent of 4444 the door. Pictured are Webel08scouts Nick Coutts, Andrew DeMay,Robert Red- lawsJd and Peter Decker.

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I 84 KERCHEYAL AVENUE • GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MI. 48236 I OFFER GOOD FEB. 10,11, 12 & 14 I - ON-iHE-HILL- I Must present coupon for discount .JI 313'882'3969 FAX. 313.882-5682 L ------February 3, 2000 12A News Grosse Pointe News Take-out robbery ('It \ of Gl o,,~e Pomte polIce PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS II PI (. tailed (0 a "tore m the arrIval they discovered the \'I1bge at b 20 P m on Fnda), Bicycle thief "tore manager and two assIs- ,lan 2i'> to 10\ e;,tlgate a rob- A re;'Ident In an apartment tants holdmg down the sus- bel\ Tht, l.h~lle'r told polite' bUIlding In the !:l00 block of pect, who was seen stuffing two that \\ hIle ..Ill' II a, the only Neff m the City of GrOb;,e bottle;, of wine mto a plastiC pt'! ~lln 111 thp "tore, a man POInte reported that bet II een bag t ntt'll:d \\ e pned open ed by the ;,tore manager as he He told the ta"hll'r he \\a" the entry door to the bUlldmg's wa;, attemptmg to eXit the robblllg the e~tablI"hment and babement and ;,tole a men's store Without paymg for the dl'manded "he hand over all mountain bicycle from the VIC- SPlfltS The suspect suffered the monel 111 the l3-h regJ.;,ter tim's ;,torage cage mInor InjUries In the ensumg TIll' ea~hlel opened the regls- scuffle and was taken to tel ,md pulll'd thE' ca;,h drawl" Cottage HospItal. where he , 1 ,.l of- +-l-,,,, Computer fraud uUl uti"'" p...... "...... receIved lIVe stitches and a tounter A re;'Ident of the 200 block of CAT ;,can The robbel gJ.abbed all the MacMIllan reported to Gros;,e paper mon£y, except for a $5 POlOte Farms pubhc safety offi. bill and told the casluer to cer;, on Thursday, Jan 27, that More of the same I ( II alt fi\ e mmute;, before callmg someone attempted to pur- Grosse Pomte Shores pubhc the police or he would shoot chase over $1,000 In computer safety officers btopped three hel equipment usmg the VIctlm's suspects last week for speed- Gro,,~e Pomte Park officers credIt card number and per- Ing Unfortunately the sus- re"ponded to a SimIlar call the ;,onalmformatlOn pects had one more dung In next dal and were able to The crime was aborted when common They had all been apprehend the ;,u;,pect He ....as the tredlt card company asked drmkmg II eal1l1g the "a me Jacket he the thief to prol'lde a SOCial On Saturday, J an 29, at II ore dunng the CIty robbery ;,ecunt) number The one gIven about 2 am, a Shores officer by the "buyer" proved to be on patrol clocked a car travel- mcorrect The computer was 109 80 mph In Lakeshore's 35 Phones hooked supposed to be dehvered to a mph zone Mter pullIng the A re;,ldent who hves m the HIghland Park address Pohce vehICle over, the officer smelled 600 block of Lmcoln 111 the CIty are stIll mvestlgatmg the odor of alcohol and gave the of Gro;,se Pomte reported on dnver, a 25-year-old Sterbng Monda), Jan 24, that two cel- Heights resldent, a senes of lular telephones were stolen Wine and dash field sobnety tests, whIch he from vehIcles left unlocked m Grosse Pomte Farms publIc promptly flunked the garage safety officers were called to a The dnver also blew a 16 on The vehIcles were last supermarket m the 18800 hiS prehmmary breath test checked at 945 pm the block of Mack at about 11 am evemng before on Monday, Jan 24 Upon See CRIME, page 15A Obituaries From page9A was also a member of the St John Fontbonne Awubary, St Mrs Rleckhoffls survIved by Paul Cathohc Church, the for- two daughters, Joan Irwm and mer DetrOlt Symphony Manlyn Wayland, four <;ons, Women's ASSOCIation, the George Tlcknor, Paul Ticknor, Grosse Pomte Symphony Robert Ticknor and Wilham Women's ASSOCIatIOn, the Ticknor. one SIster, Jean Lux, Friends of Pohsh Art and the seven grandchIldren and seven Amencan-Pohsh Cultural great-grandchIldren She was Center predeceased by her husband, SUrv:Ivors mclude a daugh- George, a SIster, Sr John ter, Jeannette; a son Jerome, a Clare, 0 P (Betty Lux), and a brother, Theodore Verner; brother, Robert Lux three grandchIldren and five great-grandcluldren A funeral Mass for Mrs VlsltatlOn wIll be held RleckhofT was celebrated Saturday and Sunday Feb 5 Saturday, Jan 29 at St and 6 from 1-9 pm at A H Ambrose CatholIc Church Peters Funeral Home m Interment IS at Holy Sepulcher Grosse Pomte Woods Cemetery ~n Southfield Hedwig Ruth Szulec A rosary semel' WIll be held Funeral arrangements were Sunday, Feb 6 at 7 30 p m A handled by Verheyden Funeral Plock, Poland She was an edl- funeral serVIce for Mrs SzuIec Home tor for the MedIcal Arts \VIIl be held Monday, Feb 7 at Memonal gIfts may be made Pubhshmg Company A H Peters Funeral Home. to the Society of St Vmcent de She had a great devotIOn to Interment WIll be at Mount Paul St FranCIS and shared hiS love Ohvet Cemetery m DetrOIt of birds and ammals Memonal gIfts may be sent Hedwig Ruth Szulec Her days always began WIth to the Mlchlgan Humane Grosse Pomte Shores resI- feedIng bIrds and multiple SocIety, clo Ammal Rescue or to dent HedWIg Ruth Szulec dIed pets She was a supporter of the Humane SocIety of the of pneumoma Jan 24,2000 m the MIchigan Humane SocIety Treasure Coast, 4100 SW Mount Clemens General and the Humane SOCIety of the LeIghton Farms Ave, Palm Hospital She was 101 FlOrida Treasure Coast She CIty, FL 34990 Mrs Szulec was born m

0/0 THE APY COOPERATIVE e NURSERY AT 36 Month CD CHRIST CHURCH OPEN HOUSE Thursday, February 10, 2000 Noon - 1:30 p.m. Temporary location: Grosse Pointe Woods Presbvterlan Church 19950 Mack Ave. Grosse Pornte Woods 12 Month CD

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Total Moose.i~ 289* Due $1714 Summit Rainier • Climb El Capwn • Trek the Serengeti - Backpack the Chilkoot Trail- Wake up extra early for Leather • Moonroof • CD the best powder - Hike with your dog Heated Seats • All Power • Turbo {313} 881-9999 .1" month payment, see dep, 1999 down 16844 Kercheval, 39 month lease, 12,000 miles a year, plus IiHe,tax & plate Grosse POinte Ir---'------., mOil Ih,lIl pnough long bond" ha" developed With a tranMtlOn of 5 cent!'> by Pre'ldpnt Chnton, b4-mmute Onl; 10 oflht H9 ~&P mdu,,- Let's talk...STOCKS A.. shown m the adJolmng mld-yedr fal p\\ell addll" to till' tn glllllp- m,lIldgpd to ,queak -' - -..., We all knew that 1I8th!> out s than note!> maturmg m knu\\n a~ tht' State of the two to 10 )ears, a phenomena of Plght,' the Spalllsh "llvel enlOn I IpIlll'mlll'l lhl .\OL-TIIlle tom of the 16th and 17th ccn- \\ ,unel ploplhed mll ger), ned In big UIlln 1Il( [udlllg about "totk quote" 111 1111.J~1l0, "But now deCimals? Of • \\'alt D"ne; tOIS, about 36 Notes b 2') 2-150.! b 54 or thmk you're gomg bhnd chili 0' t'l wur!>e It'!> '>0 easv Declmal~ 3/41 because you can't "ee the !>tock ' Atlanta Lhl 650 5-15-06 670 have been u"ed for'year" III all I Note. I tables WIthout magmfymg Sunda\ the • Intel Corp \INTC about the other stock exchange!> 94 on l\:ASDAQI and Notes 600 8 1509 665 gla!>se..? -Io(k mal- worldWIde Amenca 1" finally • Merck \MRK, about 76 LTS first wrote about stock keb headed Bonds 7.25 5-15-16 666 playmg catth-up quotes m 1/8ths (see LTS Oct ,outh at the 1 4) LIke Paul Hal vey, the radlO BondS 6125 8 15-29 644 openmg bell On the nllnu" ~lde, the five 10, 1996) man, say!>, "Now you know the blgge't Do\\ loser<; have all lost S"ureki>,mcludmg kets mutual Mengden • Honeywell IHON, about But many tandldates have of default of Treasury secun- cents per share Joseph Mengden IS a re~ulellt fund, hedge 453/16) seen theIr careers shortened by tieS, the hIgher rates on long "Why not reduce the spread of thp CIty of Grosse POlllte and fund~ and ,pecl (UT, owmng long bonds durmg and use 05 or 5 cents per MIchigan He IS also a member \'olatlht\ cau,pd a 180- about 52 114), changmg mterest rates share? Inverted yield curve of the FlIlancml Analyst,., degree ,hlft 1Il "momentum" • SBC CommUI1lCatlOns, the Remember, mterest rates "Wall Street will probably Did you notice that the yield Society of DetrOit lne from up to do\\ n Plofit-takmg parent of Amentech (SBC, and market prices move fight the change, but, m the of the 30-year Treasury bond "Let's Talk Stocks" IS spon among tech stOth.- \\ as e!>pe- about 39 114) and dechned over 1/4 of 1 percent mversely end, the SEC decIdes" The "Club" (NYSE) went to 'ored by Comer/ca lnc , First of c13ll; e\ Idem • Home Depot IHD, about last week, whIle !>hort.term Last week's stock market decline caused a "fllght to qual- tradmg m l/16ths, about a Michigan, John M Rickel, CPA Even the comic stnp, 555/8) rates gradually mcreased m Ity," as mvestors rushed to buy year ago, m a holdmg actIOn PC, alld Rickel & Baun, PC "Doone!>bur~ ha" been tellmg anticipatIOn of the Federal Then last Fnday, the SEC In Grosbe Pomte Farms the sad lale of an Internet January barometer Reserve's actIOns last Tuesday? the Treasury long bond, dn- vmg the pnce up and yields ,tart-up IPO The "January barometer" is The tradItional "yield curve" down ... ------~~------., On Jdn 25 Ho\\ '" our stock another of those Wall Street ascends from the shorter to the holdmg uP? We're toa"t, aren't myths that has been around longer maturities, more or less Recent Federal budget sur. ~ we?" on Jan 26, "We're still forever and has an enviable at a 30 to 45 percent angle pluses have reduced the vol- FirstofMichjg droppmg hke a stone" and on I ecord of predictability Thus, the highest YIelds are ume of Treasury bond Dl'IWOIIOI'PItJI1iISI'Oa"CO INC Jan 27, '2-1/4 and falhng fast It has been 80 percent cor- available only from the longest lssuance, so that new bonds We'll be deh"ted before the rect over the pa~t 50 yearsl matuntles are only issued to refund HEADQUARTERS FOR close" The myth goes like thlS, "As TAX EXEMPT MUNICIPAL BONDS Friday was a bad endmg to a J anuary goe~, so goes the Call for a FREE copy of our MlflUClpal Bmld In Veil tory bad week year ~ January, through last 16980 Kercheval. 20155 Mack Avenue. For the week the NASDAQ Friday, has been a very down Grosse Pointe 48230 Grosse Pointe Woods Compo,;]te, hea\l!y \\elghted month 313-886-1200 313-884-9600 wIth tech ~tocks sunk 348 From Dec 31 through Jan 800-544-9978 800-852-6693 M",mb",r NYSE - SIPC pomt" to close at 3 887, off 8 2 28, the S&P 500 was off 7 4 At (omerica, business as usual percent 1Il fi\;e davs percent, the DJI was down 6 6 means being ready for anything. The S&P 500 Inde\ the bell- percent and the NASDAQ J 0 H N M. R I C K E L, C. P.A., P.C. wether agamst whIch all ComposIte wa" cut 4 5 percent CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 63 KERCHEVAL SUITE 100 mone; managers measure Even the Russell 2000, the If you re In bUSiness we Ie your bank We re Comenca theIr performance, lost 81 GROSSE POiNTE FARMS M,CHIGAN 48236-3627 small cap mdex, was off 2 6 Call us al I 800-82<) 5214 pomts to close at 1.360, down TELEPHONE 313/881 8200 percent EMAIL rlckel baun@hDmt> com 56 percent How Will 2000. as an election And the DJI 30, the most year, turn out? RICKEL & BAUN A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION famous lIldex dropped 513 Some market wnters expect both polIttcal parties to stntm- ATTORNEYS AT LAW pomt" !a"t week to clo"e at 63 KERCHEVAL SUITE 100 late the economy III electIOn 10.738, off 4 6 percent ( n ~( Rn." 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• j ad Jl U1II tliliunJRI IMn & ... Crime Tired of Low CD or Annuity From page 12A arre,ted the ;,uspect m an alley for dnvtng WIthout Ill,UI.lnU Screwy behavior On Fnday, Jan 2R, at 9 2H Rates? While pohce were mventorymg a few bloLk;, acros;, the DetrOit On Fnday, Jan 28, at 3 30 pm, offiLer<; .,topped the the suspect'. car, they found border No gun was found am, a man With ,crewdnver;, woman on eastbound ~1aLk several packets contammg a The man admItted commlt- WANT A DOUBLE m hiS pocket;, became uncoop- neal Dorthen She held bepn substance that later wa, tlOg an unarmed robbery the erative when Park pohee asked dnvmg With a hcen,e plate DIGIT RETURN? proved to be marIjuana day before m the VIllage Park hIm why he was hangmg placed Improperly III the rpelf The ,ubpect wa. charged pohce saId he also stole money from a hou,e on Maryland last alOund parked cars wmdow of her vehIcle Call Dan Tapert at SunCountry Associates with dnvmg while under the He tned to run away from a week Toll-Free at (888) 863-8436 mfluence of mtoxlcatmg patrolman but was tackled and liquors and possebslOn of a con- taken to JaIl Calling it off trolled substance He IS free on Kids being kids A DetrOlt man known for $300 bond makmg ob,~ene telephone Lall" On Fnday, Jan 28, at about On Tuesday, J an 25, at Dogs out cold about 2 pm, a Gro;,be PolOte to dispatchers workmg for the Clh orQff)ross£'ointe 'ark, \hlh,g,1n 1030 pm a patrol car spotted Woods police ticketed last Woods policeman was dl;,- Grosse Pomte Park depart- a vehicle travehng 60 mph on week the owner of two dogs left patched to mvestlgate the ment of publIc ~afety ha<, been NOTICE OF PUBLIC ACCURACY TEST Lakeshore, which IS a 35 mph out;'lde In below-freezmg report of ml;,chlevous youths arre,ted Park detective" ;,ald zone The car, which matched weather Ihc LII\ 01 Gro.,.,e POinle PJrl.. \\11I1](\ld It' reljUlfeO ll'l lor puhl,. dnnkmg on the front lawn of a the subject had an out"tandmg the de;,cnptlOn of a vehicle In the 1600 block of warrant from the Park for past .leeUr'c POinte P.lrl.. ~lllhlg In dnver, he detected the odor of out shelter, beddmg, food and school students (released after man m the neIghborhood of alcohol The dnver, a 40-year- water, which given the 12- a half day of schoo\) dnnkmg WIlbur and Llllcoln after a Jane M. Blahut oid DetrOit man, faded hiS field degree temperatures would short foot cha;,e water and Idlmg In the front (, P 1'< 02/O~120(){) ( Il\ (lcrl.. sobnety tests and blew a 25 on have been frozen anyway -Brad Ll1ldberg hiS PBT The dnver was yard Accordmg to neighbors, the "Other than thiS relatIVely charged with operatmg a dogs had been barkmg for two- motor vehicle while under the small collectIve mass of non- hours Pohce said the owner productiVIty, and one parkmg mfluence of mtoxlcatmg took the ammals InsIde at VIolatIOn whIch, ",hen pomted hquors and dnvmg whde about 11 30 pm D Go~ley hcense suspended He was free out was qUIckly rectIfied, I saw from the Shores on $200 bond, no VIOlatIOn;,," saId the officer -aeC!) but had to face Justice m The 18-year-old host of the Gas leak found Warren and DetrOit for those get-together said he had InVIt- A MlchCon employee dISCOV- ed fnends over after ;,chool, but Cities' warrants ered the source of a gas leak m On Fnday, Jan 28, at about more turned up than expected the 400 block of Oxford at Everyone should own a 130 am, a 37-year-old Gros;,e about 1 a m on Fnday, Jan 28 Pomte Woods man was clocked The utIhtv worker told pohce Larceny report ~the leak posed no ImmedIate travehng 71 mph m a 35 mph There were five cases of lar- danger to the homes III the Cadillac at least once zone on Lakeshore He also ceny reported to Gros.e Pomte area ~ failed hiS field sobnety tests Park pohce last week and blew a 113 on hIS PBT A repair crew was aSSIgned Dunng the mght of Monday, to patch the leak the followmg The suspect IS free on $100 Jan 24, someone stole a snow- in their life, why not mornmg bond blower from a garage 10 the 1200 block of Beaconsfield - J!m Stlck{ord In another Monday mLldent, Five suspensions make 2000 your year at thieves broke mto a van A DetrOlt man dnvmg a car Multiple felonies parked In the 1400 block of With a broken tatlhght was A man faces multiple felony Balfour They stole a .now- found to have a dnver's hcense suspended five times over Don Gooley Cadillac ... charges from two Grosse board and televISIOn Pomte commumtles followmg a In two cases dunng the mght On Saturday, Jan 29, at 6 pm, Woods police stopped the strmg of recent robbenes of Wednesday, Jan 26, thIeve" GM EMPLOYEES (GMO) 2000 Escalade On Saturday, Jan 29, a 43- broke the wmdow of a van 50-year-old man m a parkmg year-old DetrOit man entered a parked m the 1200 block of lot III the 20400 block of Mack Lease For 24 Months, 24,000 Miles shop In the 15000 block of Lakepomte and stole a factory The man posted $100 bond and Mack m the Park, put hiS hand mstalled stereo The same was relea;,ed PolIce Impound- m a paper bag a, If carryIng a thmg happened m the 1200 ed the car gun and demanded money block of Beaconsfield from the cash r gJ,ter On Thursday, Jan 27, a cel- MSRP $46900 S1750 DuE" A,t Signing Before an emplOyee could lular telephonE' and $10 were Bad record Plus Tox Plate Title lClud['~ S\.('u h Dpe ('$ + comply, a second employee reported stolen from an Woods pohce took a ....oman mterrupted and shooed the unlocked car parked m the dn- off the road last week who had would-be armed robber a", ay veway of a home m the 800 eight dnvmg sU.,pensIOns and Currellt Cadillac Lcn~f'('~ Park polIce Within mInute" block of Barnngton an out<;tandmg traffic warrant SIIL'C EL'cll Mort'!!

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Coffee houses grind away to satisfy caffeine cravings The Ime of commuters, Hill employee» and the VJ11ageshop "Dunng the week mghts we takmg over the town and not the country mom» makmg a post-carpool ;,top at the By Bonnie C.pr.ra "It's a bIg coffee town and I didn't see anyone get a lot of kids III here under the pretense of counter every mornmg IS a testament to that Staff Wnter m Grosse Pomte domg the same thmg," said dOIng homework On weekend evemngs we get good product - whether It'S the Grinder", rich, More mocha and a lot of latte Grosse ,Jutte Lilt: t,.jj.t:a"cJ ...... v u d " fuH-LuJJ. ....J l..u~..::J~ t.!~r:.~, mC("h'lC \'Hltl, p'PT1prOUl.1 When Jutte left the U :, Navy and ::>eattJeIII Pomters love theIr cotlee houses To add to the Wilderness home-away-from- dollop» of whipped cream or the carrot c.lke And how. WIth mne coffee houses m the 1993, he set up shop on the HIll WIth The Pomtes, two of wmch have opened m the last home feelIng, singer and storyteller Kenny that usually dIsappear» Qetore 9 a m Or ask In Coffee Gnnder the regulars who gather every mormng SIXmonths, each has a loyal and steadlly grow- Lang entertainS the VIllage shop on for theIr coffee klatsch mg chentele The Grinder's warm, understated "The more coffee houses you have, the mtenor prOVidesthe perfect backdrop more awareness of coffee there IS 'l'here for the work of featured artIsts, which ISno firute number of coffee dnnkers,~ change monthly, from Gallene 454 m saId Nma Cunnmgham, co-owner of Neen's Beans m Grosse Pomte Park Grosse Pomte Park Not only IS there a seemmgly mfimte number of coffee dnnkers, but there IS Cup A Cino also an almost mfirute selectIon of cof- Location: 15104 Kercheval, Grosse fees, coffee dnnks, variatIOns of coffee Pomte Park drinks (regular, decaffemated, half-caf, Hours: Monday-Friday, 6 30 am-ll drmks made with whole mIlk or skIm pm, Saturday, 8 a m -mldmght, nu}k) and the selectIOn of non-coffee Sunday, 8 a m -11 pm dripks Even each coffee house has a fla- Smoking: One room for smokers, one vor of its own- room for non-smokers Listed IS a samplIng of each Opened m 1991, Cup A Cmo IS the Pomte's first coffee house Current own- ers Jon and Jolan Bell have been WIth caribou Coffee the Cup smce 1995 The couple and Locations: 19419 Mack, Grosse then famIly gIVethe coffee house much POInte Woods and 17043 Kercheval, CIty of Its personahty of Grosse Pomte The retro-kltschy decor - a mix of Hours: Monday-Thursday,.6 am .10 velvet annchalrs, chrome-plated and p.rn , Friday, I) a m - 11 pm, Saturday 7 vmyl covered stools, and an ammal- a.m (Mack) 6:30 a m (Kercheval)- 11 pnnt front counter - was deSIgned by pm. Sunday, 7 am -10 pm theIr daughter, Jenmfer Stockwell Smoking: No Stockwell, a caterer by trade, also The Mmneapohs-based Alaskan stocks the cooler WIth fresh-baked cabin-inspIred cham has made Itself Pbotvfcomputer eohll1l1:eUl"llt by Jon BeD desserts hke cappucclDOcheE'secake, quite at home among the bnck colomals made WIth SIXshots of espresso, and of the Pomtes The sidewUk carll at Cup A Cblo la Grwee PoiIlte Park III • popular -pot for cof.- How can one not feel at home slppmg fee c1rlDken the lemon-blueberry-peach cobbler cluriDI warm_ moadaa. Cup A Cmo's most popular dnnks, a steammg mug of their Canbou Blend m an annchalr by the fireplace whether aSIde from ever-popular mochas and latOOs,are named after famIly members It's next to the wmdow overlookmg the Jeff's Weakness ISa chocolate-raspberry Mack Avenue sunslune or nestled m the latte topped WIth whIpped cream Mom's back of the shop m the Village? The Coffee Gnnder features Caravah Coffee, Morphme IS a mIXof Ice cream, espresso and a Mack store manager, Dawn Bannasch, Sundays at 7 p m and at the Mack shop on saId her store gets Its coffeeatraight from the the ongmal suppher of Starbuck's Coffee The flavor shot of syrup For non-coffee dnnkers, Thursdays at 7 p m there's Jen's Blend, a mIx of strawberry, company, wluch roasts It as It's ordered lD Grinder has a lImIted menu, but features fresh baked goods from ElWIn'sm Berkley and banana, pmeapple JUlceand orange JUIce MInnesota Dunng the wanner months, Cup A Cmo Bannasch saId the Caribou and Kana blends The Coffee Grinder Marty's Cookles m Blnnmgham are the most popular coffees Lattes and Location: 98 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte "Wekeep the menu hmIted," Jutte saId uWe want to make sure we're puttmg out a conSlS' See COFFEE, page 2B mochas are standards here, too And you don't Fanns have to be a Iud to enjoy the Cocoa Monster - Hours: Monday.Saturday, 7 a m -5 p.m tently good product " hot cocoa mIxed W1th Oreo cookIecrumbs Smoking: No Both stores attract a catch-all crowd John Jutte was hvmg In Seattle In the early "Dunng the day we get a lot of shoppers," 90s, back m the days when Starbuck s was said ChnstIne Stockwell, manager-on-duty at HICKEY'S WALTON PIERCE ~ alter Annual Winter Clearance ego NOW IN PROGRESS

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are baked on premIse Neen's Beans Neen's IS mom- and kld- Coffee- Location: 15813 E ' friendly With a toy box and • '-);l '. I 'j Jefferson, Grosse Pomte Park games In the back Neen's , \.J It.t • '. "" t 'i 'r • From page IB Hours: Monday-Friday, 6 30 IIf " ",' extends out mto a !>Idewalk ho!>t!>a story tIme for kId .. on a m -5 pm, Saturday-Sunday, Thesdays and Thursday!> at 11 cafe Live entertainment IS 8am-lpm am, gIVmg mom" a chance to scheduled a few times a Smoking: No month, featunng a range from VISit and lap ldttes while the Several years ago dUring a kids are entertamed Neen's Jazz to Celtic musIc to expen- tnp to Europe, owner" Nma al,o prOVIdes a book exchange ,~ , mental rock A poetry reacbng and JIm Cunningham fell In for cu ..tomerb I ", "chedule IS In the works for love With the coffee ;,hop;, In the Park coffee house -"\~7- Italy ~ u , MWewere Impres!>ed wtth - ._ 10' The Daily Grind the Idea," saId Nma Cunningham "In the !>hop" In Starbuck's Coffee 1 O("AtiOn- ?()Qh) M'I"~ It .....l) c""\r'--.t.)vH\"" ~rJ.v~\.o) ~H ...r)v;lC Lo,-,ations. 17001 Grosse Pomte Woods and It'S a very fe!>tive atmos- Kercheval, CIty of Gros!>e Hours: Monday-Thursday, 7 phere" POinte, 19727 Mack, GrObse am .10 pm, Fnday, 7 am -11 Even though the POinte Woods pm, Saturday, 9 a m -11 pm, Cunnmgham!> were both Hours: Monday-Thursday, 6 Sunday, 9 a m -lOp m workmg as corporate insur- am -10 pm, Fnday, 6 am-ll Smoking: Yes, ance agents m Chicago at the pm, Saturday, 7 am -l1p m , clgar-fnendly time, they toyed around WIth Sunday 7 a m -10 p m the Idea of how such a concept Smoking: No Even m mld.mornmg, The would work back home They Dally Gnnd exudes a warm, attended trade shows and con- Starbuck's Coffee IS proof cozy atmosphere With Its ventIOns and were pretty well- the coffee craze IS far from set. tobacco-colored ragged walls, educated m the bus mess by thng down Kappas and cookies votlve-ht tables and B B Kmg the time a bUIldmg became In the last fOUf years, the The Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae group in Grosse Pointe is shown putting caressmg hiS guitar, Luctlle, available on Jefferson after Seattle-based cham has together cocoa and gingerbread cookie mixes to raise funds for the Rehab Cen- over the sound system they moved to the City of opened at the rate of one or ter in Detroit. The group raised $1,000. Co-chairmen were Kathy Williams and AsSistant manager Kate Weiss more new stores per day One Grosse Pomte Debbie Vreyser. also shares a bIt of warmth SIX months smce the grand of Its most recent new stores Wlth her customers She opemng, the educatIOn has that opened m January IS knows each one by name and pwd off Customers often ask located on Mack Avenue In what they typically order If Neen's IS a chain as they Grosse POinte Woods when she opened VIenna of antIquated artwork, tin cel!- "It's like Cheers, but Wlth- Wlth a hght cltrusy flavor make note of the po1Jshed The Mack shop IS bnght and which ta'ites Just as well hot Coffee Shop With her husband, Ing!', heavy plaster walls and out the alcohol," said Weiss, decor, which echoes the feel of hght, awash m lots of blond Jasmin, to run an estabhsh. who comes off more hke a gtrl- as It does over Ice brass chandehers Scalloped one of the big coffee house paneling, floors and furnIture Speaking of Ice, Its trade- ment remmtscent of coffee next-door than the sitcom's floral print china add to the chams, complete Wlth coffee WIth a bank of wmdows m the mark Frappucmo IS a favonte houses 10 Vienna surly Carla or uptlght Diane cup Impnnted table and front of the shop The Village homey touch as well The Dulbtcs rehed on Not only does Wetss know In additIOn to thp home- counter tops location has nooks In the front WhIle at Starbuck's, be sure fnends from Vienna for cook. everybody's name, but every- made cakes (Vesna Dulblc Nina Cunnmgham also and the back of the store Wlth to pIck up one of thetr fea- les and recipes and to keep one seems to hang out at The even makes the jelltes and speaks of her coffees WIth small tables and cushy arm- tured CD collectIOns, pat- them abreast of what the Dwly Gnnd School ktds who Jams used as filhngs), Vienna scholarly expertIse chlllrs, perfect for hohng up terned after typical mood trends are in Vienna come In for fruIt smoothtes Coffee Shop offers a hght and "We get our coffee from for good coffee and/or good musIc that sets the tone m Although It was qUite an dfter school College students Ancora Coffee Roasters," said fresh lunch and dmner menu conversation theIr shops ongtnalldea, tt would seem an to semor citizens warm up complete WIth homemade Cunningham "They're a Most people would define Or ptck up a copy of thetr lmposstblhty for a couple who with a cup of A. Fuente coffee soups, orgamc salads and mtcro-roaster from Mtlwaukee good coffee as Starbuck's vanity magazine, Joe, pub- emIgrated from Sarajevo SIX as an alternattve to a more panlnl sandWIches They roast 35 pounds at a house blend, which It defines hshed m partnershtp WIth years ago when the war broke expenstve evemng elsewhere time at most They roast It on as a "round, balanced, Time Inc , which has nary an out and had no expenence In If A Fuente, an EI Monday and we get It by straightforward cup of coffee," arttcle about coffee, but full of runmng a restaurant Vesna Salvadonan coffee roaster, Wednesday" or Its LIght Note Blend which good readmg nonetheless Dulbtc was a SOCIOlogyprofes. sounds hke a ctgar manufac- In addItIOn to the house Starbuck's says "fills the sor m her homeland Jasmin turer, It IS The Dally Gnnd blend, a faIrly dark full-City mouth With a round symmetry Dulblc was an attorney spe- keeps plenty of A. Fuente Ctg- roast, Neen's features a differ- and a soft, mild aCHhty that clahzlng 10 Import and export ars stocked In tts humidor ent coffee each day from a dif- finishes cleanly." For those trade along With other premIum ferent groWlng regIOn of the seeklOg something bolder, Vienna Coffee Shop "Restaurant" may be too brands world more adventurous, there's the Address: 15414 Mack, InstltutlOnal of a word Not only IS The Dally Gnnd Flavored coffees are not to Wlld and exotIc ArabIan Mocha Grosse POinte Park NURSING HOME the only coffee shop m the be found at Neen's "They Java, the Ethtopla Sidamo Hours: Monday-Saturday, Imported Itahan roasted coffee ~5EASTJEFFERSON Pomtes Wlth ItS own humidor, don't have the same quaht)' as Wlth Its soft and f1eetmg floral 11 30 a m -10 pm, Sunday, and coffee dnnks arp served m DETROIT, MICH. It'S the only one to host mOVIe the specIalty roasts," sald aroma, and Siren's Note noon-5 pm a parlor-type atmosphere, 821-3525 mghts, held Thursdays at 8 Cunmngham Blend, a mIx of East Afncan Smoking: No complete Wlth an assortment UAUTY NURSING CARE Muffins, bread;, and cookIes and Latln Amencan beans It was Vesna Dulblc's VISIOn pm

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For vour weddlflR dav to rememhel TICKETS: $4.00 each Call 31 3-882-6900 ext.3 February 3, 2000 Grosse Pointe News Faces & nlaces 38 Local women to run in Maui Marathon - for diabetes research Two Grosse Pomte Park Slty With a master'., degree In women are working to raise educatIOnal p!:oychology She $4,000 eath for diabetes work" In Llvoma for a pharma. rc"carch as they prepare to run ceutlcal manufacturer She m the MaUl Marathon on participated In her first Marth 19 marathon la!:otApril as a mem- Juhe Anne Robbms and ber of Team Diabetes m Chn"tme Deutsch Will hold a London Hawallan luau to help finance Robbms IS employed by thelr effort UAW.DalmlerChrysler The commumty IS InVited to NatIOnal Training C~IH~l a luau at 6 30 p m Fnday, Feb Library and IS pursuIng a mas- 11, at Julte Anne and ter'" degree in Itbrary and Chn"tme'" Place, 806 mformatlOn sCiences from Awesome Auction Trombley TIckets are $20 each Wayne State Umverslty The Grosse Pointe South High SChool Mothers' If you're dressed m beach Both women have ralsed Club will hold its AwesomeAuction 2000 from 7 to attire, $25 a person for those $1,000 so far, for their venture 11 p,m. Saturday. Feb. 12. at the Grosse Pointe War unwllhng to get mto the Those who cannot attend but Memorial. Hawallan party mood would hke to donate to the Auction items include a four-day Las Vegastrip, a Tickets Include dancmg, Amencan Diabetes AsSOCiatIon week in a Florida condo, a lobster dinner for 10, a NEGC Charity Preview food, drmks, card plaYIng and can send their contnbutiOns to necklace from Ahee Jewelers, box seat tickets at darts as well as a chance to WIn 30600 Telegraph, SUlte 2255, Detroit's new Comerica Park. fourth-row Red Wings ChUclren'sServices of the Northeast Guidance Cen- a $2,000 shoppIng spree at the BIngham Farms, 48025, tickets, a chest from Kennedy and Co., a hand-paint- ter Assistance League was one of 11 charities that store of your chOlce AttentIon Mary RIegle Wnte ed table by Jane Shook and more. participated in the charity preview for the North Deut"ch IS a recent graduate "Robbms and Deutsch" In the Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door. For American International Auto Show on Jan. 14. The of Eastern Michigan Umver- memo sectiOn of your check reservations, call Peggy Monaghan at (313) 881- event raised nearly $450.000 for the chUdren's pro- 1174. grams at NEGC.From left. are Grosse Pointers Beth From left. are Action Auction chairmen Donna Moran. chairman; and Paul and Lynn Alandt. hon- Martin, Pam Hackett and Judy Weber. orary chairmen of the preview. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY White Christmas FEBRUARY 6th 1.3 p.m. Ball a success The Giving Tree The 46th annual White Christmas MONTESSORI SCHOOL Ball was sponsored by the Fontbonne The Montessori Method IS a system of education that Auxiliary of St. John Hospital and Medical Center. The recent event uses observation of a child s development to offer raised funds for the breast cancer CUrriculumappropriate for that child at that stage center at the hospital's Van Elslan. The GIVing Tree IS a member of the Amencan der Cancer Center. Some $200,000 Montessori Society and The Michigan Montessori was raised for the facility, which is Society All teachers are certified Montessori expected to open in October 2001. Dlrectresses Honorary chairmen were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Giftos of Grosse Pointe Shores. Linda Lloyd of Grosse Pointe Programs Offered: Woods was general chairman. Hon- Infant Toddler Pre-School orary celebrity chairman was former Kindergarten Elementary Grades 1-6 First Lady Betty Ford. Among the 670 people who attend- Detailed curriculum guide available ed were, from left, Mr. and Mrs. Inquiries and observations welcome George Clark of the City of Grosse Pointe and Mr. and Mrs. John Boll of Grosse Pointe Shores. Call 881-2255 4351 Marseilles (Area of Rivard and Mack) Meetings Pettipointe Questers annual PettIpomte Questers, chap- ter No 243, Will meet on Thursday, Feb 3, at the home of Kay Van De Graaf The pro- gram Will feature a talk by Van De Graaf on paperweights Fox Creek ~a.0P'! Questers The Fox Creek Questers No 216 will meet at 1230 pm Thursday, Feb 3, at the home of Lelia Lynch Co-hostess Wlll be Marlene Harle The pro. gram WIll be "What I~ your ALL ORIENTAL RUGS pleasure, fair maid? Do you prefer a masque?" by Harle NAWBO The National ASSOCiatIOn of Women Busmess Owners WIll 250/0 to 500/0 off meet on Tuesday, Feb 8, at Borders Book" and MUSIC, 17141 Kercheval 10 the Village Park behmd the "tore and enter the lear door No re<;erva. tlOns are necessary For more Information, call Sherry Day at (313) 886.8110 or Charlene Blondy at (313) 884.8105 Herb Society The Gros"e POInte umt of thE' Herb Society of Amenca Will meet at 7 p m 'I\Je..,day, Feh 8, at the Gro""e Pomte Academy, 171 Lake<;hore Th(' pr0!n"am WIll he "Garden PlannmR" For morl' mformatlOn ahout the group, call prc..,ldpnt Helene Eagan at (313) HH4. of two ga1O, rangmg from a few tIOn may suffer from seasonal affects 66 percent of the popu- or hght box Essentially, these Another optIOn, says major neurochemlcals - mela- pounds to a slgmficant affectIve disorder, 6 percent of lation For some mdiVlduals, "grow lights for humans" com- Marcus, IS drug therapy m the tomn and serotonm - may amount Many mdlVlduals find the populatIOn may expenence the seasonal decrease of sun. pensate for the lack of sun- form of anti-depressants themselves cravmg carbohy- senously deblhtatmg symp- light and the long dark mghts bnng on SAD light Exposure from 20 to 30 "The SSRI or the Serotomn ~1c1:ltonm lS th!' hNiy'q tlm!'- drates and sweets, especIally tak~ 11. 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H~.. l tvl1 ....n t..'1.:.r mmutes a day appears W -1001 ReUlJldk~ U1UlOIWi" 11<:1'" keeper, It regulates sleep chocolate • SAD symptoms mclude quahty of hfe The negative Impact of thiS the bram mto beheVlng that restore thE' amount of sero- SAD sufferers expenence cycles and the body's "1Oternal tomn on the bram and help fatigue, exceSSive sleep, change disorder IS not to be underesti- It's June mstead of January or low energy levels, sleep disrup- clock" When serotomn produc- m appetite, decreased mterest mated If left untreated, SAD February," says Marcus restore the functlOnmg to bon, changes m appetite, apa- tion falls, It may affect sleep, m SOCIal lIfe, apathy, and m may lead to problems on the For some, such deVIces may sleep, to appetIte and to mood," thy, ennUI, and m extreme appetIte, mood and concentra- extreme cases, SUICIdal Job, difficulty Wlth relatIOn- be finanCially prohIbItive she says cases, SUICIdal tendenCIes tIOn thoughts/acts slups, and strams on mamage PrIces range from $200 to $500 SAD, explams Marcus, IS a These mdiVlduals tend to aVOid Dr Sheila Marcus IS a chm- • Statistically, women com- and relatIOnships With chl1- and even more Another elec- vanatlOn of a mood dIsorder SOCial mtera::tl0n and would cal assistant professor of the IS pnse the greater numbers of dren and other famJly mem- tncal deVIce IS a dawn Simula- Researchers believe there an "hIbernate" if they were able DiVISion of Outpatient SAD sufferers bers, says Marcus. In the tor, whIch can be set to gradu- underlying genetic factor to to As one patient descnbed it, Psychiatry She says, "Most of • Treatments mclude exer- extreme, but rare case, SUICide ally lighten a room Wlthm mm- mood disorders "I have my own personal ram us are aware of the really Cise, sunhght slmulatmg elec- IS the end result utes or hours Many of these Marcus says, "Studies are cloud over my head" cheerful, elevatIng effect of a trOniC deVices, So what can SAD sufferers deVIces can be found m natural gomg on to more speCIfically Women appear to be affected bnght sunny day on our mood " relaxatlOn/stress management do? For those who can't afford food stores, vltamm/health dIscover what are the genetic three to four times more readi- And of the converse - the neg- techmques, professlOnal coun- the tIme or money for a tnp to compames, mall order, or VIa hnkages and what chromo- ly than men, which may imply atIve lffipact of a gray, gloomy sehng, andlor drug therapy FIonda or the Sun Belt, there the Internet somes contam the Important a honnonal component to ttus day mvolVlng antI-depressants are some helpful techmques Marcus also recommends mformatlon that leads to mood dIsorder IndiVIduals who have "For most people," says Stay healthy with Bon Seconrs Cottage Health Services Fend off the Wlnter blues bihty exerCIses help make a m Saturdays for $28 cost is $53 Senior Strength and or 11 50 a m to 12 50 p m and keep fit m the process by everyday movements smooth S d SIC d' f . Mondays, Wednesdays and signing up for one of the and CpTM, the Reebok ment mg workout that combines cur- Slide™, h1gh- and lOW-Impact Semor FItness 1 (more rent luck boxmg techniques aerobiCS, mdlVldual aerobiC mtense semor level) mcludes with traditIonal aerobiCS. It IS equipment, weight trammg slIghtly faster mUSIC, a longer offered from 7 to 8 p m and sculpting It is offered from aerobiC segment and slightly Mondays and Wednesdays for 5 to 6 p.m. Mondays, more mtense strength tratmng $56 and from 10'30 to 11 30 Wednesdays and Fndays. The than Semor FItness II Both classes take place Mondays, Wednesdays and Fndays Semor Fitness lIS offered from DID THE HOLIDAYS 9 15 to 10 15 am, Semor Fitness II from 10 35 to 11 35 GET YOU DOWN? a m The C

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It IS our ". proVIdes temporary shelter for rebUild then hves miSSIonto help people 10 need" ...." women and chtldren m need ActIVIties mclude two sup- and begms to rebul1d Its mam port groups for women which UHAVENIS very grateful to f:lclhty whIch suffered m8Jor m!'et on 'I w!'f'klv hfll'\lR at St receIve <;upport from St John water and smoke damage dur- John Oakland Hospital and St Health System and PrOVIdence mg a recent fire John Hospital & Mechcal Hospital,' said Hedy Nunel, Center, an adopt-a-room pro- preSIdent, HAVEN "We WIllbe "We're very glad to present gram whIch collects donatIons out of our emergency shelter tlus donation to HAVEN," said from hospital employees to for another SIXto eight months Verruce DaVISAnthony, sernor help Improve the qualIty of hfe The fire has been a double Jeop- VIce preSIdent, commumty of the women and cluldren who ardy because HAVEN houses health, St John Health hve in shelters, hospital famlhes 10 cnSlS, and now With System "Domestic VIOlenceIS employees volunteenng tIme to that cnSIS, we cannot house an Important Imtiatlve of St enhance the appearance of people m need ThiS donatIOn John Health System and local shelters, and vanous edu- W111help us rebUild and find PrOVIdence ThiS donatIOn cational actiVIties during temporary shelter for those allows us to posItIvely Impact DomestIc Violence Awareness women and children who need the bves of women and clul. Month m October our semces • dren who are fleeing an abu- St. John Health System (SJHS) and Providence donated $15.000 to help Haven rebuild after a fire damaged one of its main facilities. Pictured are, from left. Sister sIve relationship and are "There IS such a great need HAVENISthe only orgamza- bon m Oakland County whIch JaDe Burger, vice president, mission and ethic services. Providence Hospital: Hedy prOVIdes advocacy, education, Nmlel. president. HAVEN:Vemice Davis Anthony. senior vice president. community counsehng and shelter exclu- health. SJHS; and Marte Baloga. director. marketing and community health services, Fad diets: Band-aids Sively for VIctims of domestic Providence. VIolence, sexual assault and mg domestic VIolence. sexual coordmatmg body for commu- program ~Ill' 111 O,lklcll1cI child abuse Its goals are to assault and chlld abu"c mty effort<;related to domt."tlc County t\\O In PontI,)(., prOVIdedirect servtces to VIC- for bad eating habits through preventIOn service .... VIOlence, <;cxual a..."ault dnd :)outhfilltl F II Il1 II\gton dnd tIms and familIes expenencing and serve as an Imtlatmg and child abu;e HAVEN has fiH' R()(.he~tcr By Mergaret Eckel, D.O_ abuse, work toward ehmmat- Special Wnler Amencans usually are ui a hurry, so we look for short- cuts m almost everytlung we do Because we work long hours and are m a rush to get home to our lives, we eat fast food in fast cars It's no wonder we also look for qwck and easy ways to lose weight Authors of fad chets are more than happy to help us in our quest to shed pounds qUIckly.For decades, countless professionals and some not-so-profeSSIOnalshave published theIr verSlOnsof the fastest, eaSIest ways to lose weight COTTAGE HOSPITAL Among these shortcuts have been the grapefruit chet, the jwce chet, the ht.gh-carbo- hydrate chet, the low-car- bohydrate diet and the lugh-protem diet, to name WHERE MINOR a few. Fad diets work, at a cost to health With some of these fad EMERGENCIES GET chets, hke the recent low- carbohydrate,lugh-protein rage, most people will lose weight fast 1f they follow the chet - as much as 30 MAJOR ATTENTION to 40 pounds In three to four months. And It's an easy chet to stay on - or prompt medical attention tor minor emergerKlc<" think espeC1allyfor men - Cottage Hospital first Everyday rllne<;<;c'>and emerl\encle, because the dIeter ISnot that don't require admiSSion to the hospital are our prrurltv hungry They can eat F bacon and eggs for break- We speCialize In. Margaret Eckel. D.O. fast, steak for lunch and • Cuts requiring stitches • Body aches pork chops for chnner. • Breaks and sprains • Abdominal pains But th1s chet robs the body of its mam fuel source - car- • severe cold or flu symptoms • Sudden illness bohydrates - that the body effiC1entlyconverts to sugar (glucose) and stores for later use lfthe body doesn't get It's the kind of emergency care you'\ e been waltl nl\ lor carbohydrates, It breaks down its own fat, muscles and • Prompt treatment - otten 111 an hour or les, other protem tissues to make ketone bodIes, wluch the body can use m place of glucose Tlns process is called • Stafted by Bon Secours Cottage board certilled ketoSIS,and the burning fat IS what causes the telltale bad phYSICiansand speCially tramed enlPr~enc\ nurses breath that some cheters get The process of ketosis ISmefficient The burned fat and • PediatriC speCialistsalways ,warlable protem create nitrogen by-products that need to be excret- • Open 24 hours a day. every dav, to handle your uf(ient ed m the unne along W1ththe ketone boches Ketosis puts mmor emergencies With care a burden on the kidneys So the low-carbohydrate, lugh-protem cheter who falls to • Comfortable, convenient ilild close to home dnnk at least eight 8-ounce glasses of water daily could harm hiS or her kIdneys. FolloW1nga low-carbohydrate,lugh-protein chet for more COllAGE HOSPITAL EMERGENCY CENTER than a few weeks can be dangerous without mechcal super- Bon Secours Cottage Health Services viSIOn Blood cholesterol levels should be checked before startmg thIS chet because of the amount of aroma! fat con- - the help you need, just minutes away. sumed Also, basehne kIdney and hver function blood levels should be evaluated before startmg the chet and agam three months mto the chet .... BON SECOURS COTTACE On the diet treadmill HEALTH SERVICES ~~(,~ The majority of people who follow fad chets lose weight, but statistiCS show that they usually gam It all back Their body weight yo-yos up and down and often rebounds to a t .- hIgher weight at the end of each round of chetlng Fortunately, fad chets usually don't prove fatal And the hann they do ISnot really perceptIble, day by day, to the dieter However, what limIted success the cheter has ISlost over time, because the chets do not teach good, healthy eat. .-. mg habIts InchVlduals seekIng success for long-term weight control first must learn how to control theIr behaVIor m order to control theIr Weight Rather than relYIngon the next hot weight-loss plan, cheters W1llhave long-term success If they eat a well-balanced dIet combmed W1tha regular exercise plan A well-balanced diet prOVIdesadequate nutnents for health and enough vanety so you won't get bored It should conSIst of foods you hke and reahstlcally can obtam and afford Most Importantly, It W11lallow you enough calones for energy so that you also can follow a regular exemse program Regular exerC1seIS the key to permanent weight control Aside from the cardIOpulmonary benefits, VIgorousexerC1se revs up the body's engme 80 that your body contmues to use extra calones for up to 15 hours after you stop exerC1S- mg ExerC1seactually can boost your metabohsm, 80 that even at rest you W11lbum more calones than you did before you started exerC1smg My adVIceIII a sentence Follow a good cbet for hfe rather than a hfetlme of dletmg

Dr Ec1relfS a fam~ly prQ('tlce phY.~lClanwfth Bon Secours Cottage Shorepomte Famfly PhySlCuznsIn St elmr Shores , First English Ev.Lutheran Church Grosse Pointe Unita,;an GRACE UNITED Ve m ler Rd at Wedgewood Dr Church + CHURCH OF CHRIST Sixth Church Eng!!gements Grosse POinte Woods (1)~ E9". Kercheval at Lakel'Olnte of 8845040 "Unitarian Worship- I - Grosse Pomte Park 822-3823 8 30 a.m Tr3druOlUI Sef\1C't An Oxymoron" ..::::....-" Sunday - Worshll' 1030 a m Christ Scientist 9 4< ~m COOttmporory Se .. "" & Sllndol 5o..hool Tuesday - Thnft Shop 10 30 - 3 30 Evans-Brown II ~m TroddlOlUi & 5dlOoi 1030 a m Worship SeMce Wednesday - Amazmg Grace Seniors '00 Se""" Sundoy 14710 Kercheval Doug and Mary Ann Evans Dr Wa Iler A s..hlllld~ PaslOr 17150 MAUMEE 11 - 300 Re~ Banon L Beebe ASSOCiate Pastor 881-0420 COME JOIN US DetrOIt of MadIson HeIghts have (313) 884-2035 announced the engagement of w I .~ Grosse POinte Christ the King Redeemer United their daughter, DebbIe Evans r.-. ( 'ii WOODS Methodist Church 800pm of Madison HeIghts, formerly PRESBYTERIAN Lutheran Church 20571 VernIer just W of 1-94 Wednesday of the CIty of Grosse Pomte, to ~IAt~~ Mack at Lochmoor Church Harper Woods TestImonial Meeting Shane Brown, son of Tom and If 884.5090 (\ 884-2035 Lee Brown of Clarkston An 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier) 1030 a m Sunday October weddmg IS planned 815 & 1045 a.m Worship Semce 9 15 a m Sunday School for all ages Service 900 & 11 00 a m WorshIp 10 30 a m Worship 1000 a m EducatIOn Hour 930 a m. Sunday School & Evans earned a bachelor of Nursery Services Available Bible Classes St. James Lutheran Church sCIence degree from Central Supervised Nursery ProVided GROSSE.POINTE 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval MIchIgan Umverslty She IS a Grosse Pomte Farms. 884-0511 certifIed exercIse speCIalIst Randy S Boelter, Pastor UNITED II TllI10lhy A. HoIzer\aod, ASK. Pastor She IS an exercise phySlOloglst E-mailgp!u!~a~~ CHURCH Sunday Worship & CommunIOn 10 15 8.m "'" at Bon Secours Hospital '" \-\IT,,,, .. .. : ST, MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Sunday School all ages 9'00 a m Jerry James Shore and Brown attended Central -'~~~ AFFIlJ.mD WIDi THE UCC AND ABC Jean Ellen Posch :u'.ai O~c;. CHURCH 240 CHALF'ONTE A.TLOTHROP FellowshIp 945 a m MIchIgan Umverslty He IS a ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park Nursery proVIded software analyst WIth Kelly ~.~~~~J near Loc:bmoor Club ...... Illll.\(, "Strong In The Lord" -,"rd.'~'. ServIces Grosse Pointe Woods :l1Si a~~ Wednesday. Noon Posch-Shore St. Paul Ev. Lutheran l~~ Word & Sacrament Dr,;; Joseph and Margaret 375 Lothf'OD at Chalfont. Sunday 100()()AIIl FAMILY WORSHIP ,~j Posch of Grosse Pomte Shores 881-6870 800am Holy Euchanst (CRIB IlOOIo4 AVAILABLE) 9 00 & 11 15 a m. Worship 1015 am Church S'hool 100()() A. III CHURCH SCHOOL have announced the engage- 1030 a m Choral Eu'hansl Rev EA Bray Paat<>r Re:'~~:~v KopkaJr , Ph D rI ment of theIr daughter, Jean 10 10 a m EducatIon for All Rev Scott nav" AMoe Pastor Ellen Posch, to Jerry James Nursery Avalla~e ("Iu~ry AVaIlable) www gpumted org ~i£itnric Shore, son of Jerry Lee Shore Rev FredeI1dl Hanns, Pastor 884-4820 Christ Church Grosse Pointe and Theresa Ella Champagne (Episcopal) j, ~nriner£i 1 of West Branch An October ...... Grosse Pointe QIIyurd, weddmg 15 planned Owllo •••• a..cII UNITED Po,ch earned a bachelor of 21__ IId-Sl.CIOIr_ I Sln,c 1842 METHODIST arts degree m soclOlogj from t (110) 17U111 ~ A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE Wayne State UnIversIty She 15 81111rl Joyfully the CllrIdln CHURCH a bllhng adminIstrator WIth The 1928 Book of Common Prayer Faith. Tradition and wontIlp Amencan Burglcal Centers A Fnendly Church for 01the Holy Apllll1lS All Ages SUNDAY Shore earned a bachelor of \v 8 10 a m Holy Communion 211 Moross Rd. 'iClenCedegree from the College Worship Service. Grosse Pointe Farms 10 15 a m Adull BIble <;tudy of ArchItecture and Urban ~ SIIturdal, 5:30 p.m. II 00 a m Holy CommunIon 600pm HOlyllturgf~) Plannmg at the UlllVer'ilty of 886-2363 Suncla, •• t 7:45, 9:00 .nc1 "ursery MIchigan He 1<; a project coor- 900& IIISam 'Worship 11:15 un. Debbie Evans and 10 3() a m Hoilloturqy ~ 10 I\ a m Sunday School THURSDAY dmator \\Ith Walbndge ~I,O ous Educa1lon for ~II Aoes 10100 •• m. lkIncIQ SChool Aldmger Shane Brown 12 10 P m Holy Communion J+- THE UNITED 10115 •• m. Adult Forum Re;t Fr Of'mf'!r~K.wJd.as Prot,*"esbyter Mann~n' on HlIn PiaU' Ill/he Tllntl~1 ATTEND A FREE LECTURE Re .... F COt'1sllrtt iIf MallrltlO!t Prl'tSt METHODIST CHURCH Fr.. ',ecured Parking. Ford Gtlrag~ ~I!'\I Fr leoC~ir P.... , '-I Nurse" c.,. provided at &: .100 •• m•• 12130 FtI/tr Woodward JefJtrsotl Come on I WCMlllp A STEPHEN MINISTRY .. "~£MOV'Na THEMASKOFFEA~" and LOGOS UI1 The Rev. RIchard W. Ingal15, • N fcaturln~ - .1 Groa.. Polnte alvei. RKlor Groa.. ~ •• MI 482M Kennelh J Sweelman, B R I ,\ X R. C L [ X D [ ~ E ~. C. S . The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church OrRan 151 and ChOlrmasler a member ot the Christian Science Board of LaCfur.. hlp (~1~J .. 5-4841 www.c...... tctturc 313.259.2206 Yoa are Safe. Yoa are ProteeCed. Yoa are Loved. REV. DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON, preaching Grosse Pointe Baptist Church ('o.-e. find oat ho ..... Holy Communion Chn'l Clmtered and ranng Comrmtlf'd to Youth and rommullIty SUNDAY FEBRUARY 13,2000 @ 3:00 PM 900& II DO a m - Wor~hlp Servlce~ 10 lOa m - Church School for Children & Youth Sunday WorshIp - 8.:~0AM and 11:00 AM Al Sunday School. 9:45 AM for Agr 2 - Adult 10 lOa m - CongregatIOnal Meellng SIXTH CHl1R( H OF CHRIST. SCIENTI'iT R 4'\ a m -12 1'\ P m - Cnbrroddler Care Kun (lub~, A,l!'f'.'l - (;radf' 5, mppl Wedne~day~ nt6 IS pm 14710 KFR( HfVAI DFTROIT Mrddlp '!('hoot Youth me!'1 TItPldflYs fit 6 J() P m (313) 822-3837 7 10 a m - Ecumemcal Men ~ Fnday Breakfa ..t Spn/or High }oltlh mppt SundaYI fit 6 J() P m (On. Block w •• t of Atter Road) A '!TEPHfo,N MINI~TRY and LOGOS Congregation 213.36 Mack Av/'nul' Gro~~/' Poml(' Wo()o.~ ChHd eM. Provided tot' ChUdren Age. and Y~ 16 Lake~hoT'l.'Drive, Gro~<;ePoinle Farm~ 882-5330 Phonl' (3J:l)RR13343 February 3, 2000 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 78 by Madeleine Socia Thursday, Feb. 3 Tu-tu funny Northern exposure adults, $11 for children, or $5 PreregI~tratlOn IS reqUired for 10 rotatmg repertory, Thur~day Love 'n' laughter Laughter takes center stage Travel North to Sweden, Vla for concert seatmg on the mo"t cour~~s Call (313) 833- through Saturday, at B pm, Love leads to laughter in The when the Macomb Ballet 35 mm shde~, dUring a Grosse Court's carpeted stalrca~e Call 4249 and "elect Wedne~ddY~ and Grosse POinte Theatre's pro- Company presents the comedic Pomte Cmema League travel- (313) 833-7900 Sunday", at 2 pm TltkLh duction of the romantic fanta- ballet Coppeha, Fnday, Feb 4, ogue, Monday, Feb 7, at 730 Alzheimer's aid range from $11 to $18 1I0w I sy, Prelude to a Kiss, through at 7 30 pm, In the Macomb pm, In the Grosse Pomte War plabetes education Famlhe" and fflend~ deahng Learned to Drive h pldymg on Saturday, Feb 5, m the Fnes Center for the Performing Arts, Memonal TIckets are $4 for DetrOit Free Pres~ columnl~t With the etlect~ of Alzheimer's the StudiO Theatre ~tdge, Auditorium of the Grosse 44575 Garfield In Mt Clemens adults or $2 for students Call Su'!an Ager Will headlme or related dementia can "hare down~talr'i dt the Hllberry, through Saturday, Feb 12 Pomte War Memorial, 32 'l\ckets are $14 for adultr. or (810) 774-5471 What'~ New m DIabetes Cdre, knowledge and cone-ems dur- Performances will be otlered Lakeshore In Grosse Pomte $12 for students and semors a diabetes eXpOSitIOn for chil- mg free Alzhe1mer'~ Farm!: Performances Will be Call (810) 286-8300 Thursday, Feb. 10 dren and adults, Sunday, Feb A~~OclatlOn Support Groups, Thur~day through Saturday, dt offered Thursday through 13, from 9 a m to 4 pm, m the on the "econd Tuesday of each 8 pm Call (313) 577-2972 Gift of life Cobo ConferencelExhlbltlOn month, at 1 p m or the fir~t Saturday, at 8 pm 'l\ckets are Saturday, Feb. 5 Give the gIft of hfe when the Center ThiS pvent, sponsored and thIrd Thur"days of each Poetic power $13 They can be purchased by Furry Friends AmE-r1t'!ln RE-d Cro~~ by dll:' AUl"'II<'dll Dlduek" IIlVUdl, dl O..>V IJ III jyl",eLlug" The Det/ull RqJ\..!tul) cdllmg (did) titib-~~~d Fmd a new furry friend BloodmobJ!e and the Grosse AsSOCiation, Wlll mclude free Will be held In the Henl) Ford Theatre, 13103 Woodro\', Performances Will be preceded when the Grosse Pomte POinte Commumty Blood by an elegant buffet 10 the War health screenmgs, a camp cor- Contmumg Care-Belmont, WJ1son In DetrOIt, bring" the Ammal AdoptIOn Society Council come to the Grosse Memonal's Crystal Ballroom, ner for kld~. educatIOnal mate- 19840 Harper m Harper power of South Afncan poet- brings potential pets to the Pomte War Memorial, nals and demonstratIOns Wood~ Call (313) 640-3379 lJlaywnght Athol Fugard to the Thursday through Saturday, at Children's Home of DetrOit, Thursday, Feb 10, from 9 a m 'l\ckets are $5 Call 1-(888) stage III the commg-of-age 630 pm Tickets are $15 900 Cook m Grosse Pomte to 9 p m Appomtments, 342-2383 drama Valley Song, through ReservatIOns are reqUired Call Woods, Saturday, Feb 5, from babYSitting and transportatIOn Come celebrate! (313) 881-7511 Sunday, March 19 noon to 3 pm Call (313) 884- are available Call (313) 884- The St Clair Symphony Fighting fear Orchestra I~ lookmg for volun- Performances Will be offered, 1551 5542 Thursday and Fnday, at 8 30 Friday, Feb. 4 God's promises 10 Psalm 91 teer groups, solOIsts and narra- wJ!1be the focus of the free lec- tors to Jom 10 the fun of their pm, Saturday, at 3 and 8 30 Food & fellowship Sunday, Feb. 6 Friday, Feb. 11 ture Removmg the Mask of December 2000 Yuletide p m and Sunday, at 2 and 7 30 Savor good food and fellow- Four hands Charity afloat Fear, Sunday, Feb 13, at 3 CelebratIOn Call (734) 487- pm Tickets are $15 Call (313) ship durmg a Men's Plamsts Ruth NevJ11e and Party aboard and around pm, In the Sixth Church of 2448 868-1347 Ecumemcal Fnday Breakfast, her husband Damel more than 1,000 boats dunng Chnst SCientist, 14710 Fnday, Feb 4, at 7 30 am, In Koppelman WlllJom the Grosse the 2000 DetrOit Boat Show Kercheval 10 DetrOit ChJ1dcare Pinter's plays Grosse POinte Memorial Ford House experiences POinte Symphony Orchestra In Charity Launch, benefitmg for youngsters ages SIX and The Theatre Company of the Church, 16 Lakeshore m Experience the grandeur of a a performance of Rhapsody In Lighthouse of Oakland County, under will be available Call bygone era With a V1S1tto the UDiverslty of DetrOit Mercy Grosse Pomte Farms The Rev Blue and Interplay, Sunday, lnc , Fnday, Feb 11, from 6 to (313) 822-3837 Wlll bnng Nobel Pnze-wmnlng Tom Rice of Grosse Pomte Edsel & Eleanor Ford House Feb 6, at 3 pm, 10 Parcells 9 pm, m the Cobo playwnght Harold Pmter's The Memonal Church, Wlll be the House tours WIll be offered, on Middle School, 20600 Mack In ConferencelExlubltlOn Center, Dumb Walter and More to the featured speaker for thiS pro- Mark your the hour weekdays and on the Grosse Pomte Woods The con- 1 Washmgton Boulevard m hour and half-hour weekends. On Stage Theater, on the U of gram, sponsored by the Men's cert Wlll be preceded at 2 pm, DetrOit TIckets are $125 calendar ... DM Outer Drive Campus, ASSOCiation of Memorial Tuesday through Sunday, from by a free lecture featurmg ReservatIOns are required Call Interesting arrange- noon to 4 p m The Tea Room Fnday, Feb 11 through Church AdmiSSIOn IS $5 Call Michigan composer David (248) 335-5400 Sunday, Feb 27 Performances (313) 882-5330 ments Wlll be closed through GIlhngham and Jack DuBOIS Discover how to create inter- Thursday, March 30 Tours are Will be offered Thursday 'l\ckets are $12 or $10 for stu- Open auditions esting Floral Arrangements $6 for adults, $5 for semors through Saturday, at 8 p m and Sunday, at 2 p m TIckets Wild night dents and semors Call (313) The Grosse Pomte Theatre, when deSigner Daniel Stober of and $4 for children Grounds They'll be munchm' and are $10 or $8 for students and 882-0077 315 Fisher In Grosse POinte, Blossoms presents an Explore admiSSIon IS $3 Call (313) 884- punclun' dunng the Lakeshore semors Call (313) 993-1130 Wlll put your talents to the test Art With the Experts program, ~222 Optimists Club of Grosse Air & strings dunng auditions for their May Saturday, Feb 19, from 9 30 Pomte sixth annual WJ1d Game Harps. flutes and cello Wlll 2000 productIOn of the West a m to 4 pm, at the Edsel & Patriotic pay-off Dmner and Boxmg ClaSSIC, play seasonal Epiphany musIc Side Story Dance auditions Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Get paid $100 a day for per- Exhibitions FrIday, Feb 4, at 6 30 pm, in dunng a Candlemas Concert Wlll be held Fnday, Feb 11, Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte formmg a patnotlc duty when the Gourmet House, 25225 & shows and ReceptIOn, Sunday, Feb 6. from 6 to 10 p m MUSIC and Shores The fee IS $50 Call you SIgn-on to be a Grosse Jefferson In St Clair Shores at 5 pm, m St James dialogue tryouts Wlll be open (313) 884-4222 POInte Park Precmct Worker, At the CIA Proceeds benefit children's Lutheran Church, 170 on Saturday, Feb 12 and Tuesday, Feb 22 Volunteers From the old masters to the chanties, the Grosse Pomte McMillan m Grosse Pomte Sunday, Feb 13, from 1 to 5 are needed to work the Park's finest In modern art, discover Fireworks and the Woods and Live & learn Farms Free wlll offenngs Wlll p m. Call (248) 594-9673 seven precincts from 6 30 a m the beauty and majesty of the Farms FIslung Rodeos Tickets be accepted Call (313) 881- Courses & adventures to 8 30 p m Recruits are also gallenes and exlubltIons at the are $80 Call (810) 445-6760. 9758 Saturday, Feb. 12 Enhance your mmd, body needed for the August pnmary DetrOit Institute of Arts The and spmt by partakmg m the and the November preSidential 19th century fascmatlOn Wlth Antique visions Truffaut movie to be courses and adventures offered electIOn Call (313) 822-6200 romance IS explored m The More than 30 exlubltors Wlll shown at War Memorial by the Grosse Pointe War Pomted Arch ldeahzmg the gather at the Edsel & Eleanor Monday, Feb. 7 The Alliance Francalse de Memonal Plamst Dmltn Gothic Age, through Sunday, Tarahovsky Wlll entertam dur- Exciting opportunities Feb 13 On VIew through Ford House, 1100 Lakeshore In Grosse Pomte Wlll present Take advantage of eXCltmg Grosse Pomte Shores. Fnday, 109 a romantic ClaSSICS m the Sunday, March 26, IS The Tuesday Musical lunch and a shOWing of opportumtles to expand your Feb 4 through Sunday, Feb. 6, Truffaut's film. "The Bnde Ballroom Candlebght Dmner Power and PassIOn of Dance presents concert and Concert, Tuesday, Feb IS, horizons With classes and Photographs From The Carol for the ViSIOns to Remember The Tuesday MUSIcale of Wore Black," on Saturday. Feb events at the AssumptIOn Antiques Show & Sale benefit- 12 The HItchcock-type drama at 6 30 p m Guests can bnng Halsted CollectIon Several DetrOit Wlll present a concert Cultural Center, 21800 Marter 109 the Detroit Institute of stars Jeanne Moreau and IS their own beverages to comple- new acqUisItIons are featured at 7 30 pm Monday. Feb 7, at 10 St Clair Shores A regIs- ment the RUSSian cUisme In Glass, Glass, Glass From Ophthalmology FestlV1tles the Grosse Pomte Baptist about a woman's search for tered nurse Wlll offer healthy begin Wlth a PreV1ew Party on revenge on the people who 'l\ckets are $40 The Fnends of the DIA's CollectIon, through church, 21336 Mack In Grosse the Grosse Pomte War adVice durmg a Home and Sunday, March 5 Runmng Fnday, from 6 to 9 p m POInte Woods killed her husband on their Memonal mV1te patrons, ages Medication Safety program, through Sunday, March 26, IS PreV1ew tickets range from $50 weddmgday Thursday, Feb 10, at 7 30 p m Luncheon begms at 11 30 21 and above, to sample some the dynamiC photographic dIS- to $150 The show Wlll be open The fee IS $5 Learn to snap a m and the film Wlll begIn super brews dunng Taste of play Robert Frank The Saturday, from 10 a m to 5 Romantic chords perfect pictures With p m and Sunday, from 11 a m Revel in romantic music dur- afterward The cost of lunch The Hops, Fnday, Feb 18, Amencans 'l\ckets are now from 6 30 to 9 p m 'l\ckets are Photography Made Easy, avaJ1able for the travehng to 5 P m Patrons can enjoy an mg a free Tuesday MUSicale and the film IS $15 Send a Thursday, Feb 10, from 7 to 9 ongomg SllentAuctlon and fab- concert and reception, Monday, check made out to the Alhance $30 Learn about tonahty, dIs- exhibitIOn VanGogh Face to sonance, cross-rhythm and p m The fee IS $15 Get m step Face, at the DIA from Sunday, ulous food from the Feast for Feb 7, at 7 30 pm, In Grosse Franc81se to Amal EI-Hosru, WIth the newest trend by tak- 1390 S Renaud, Grosse Pomte, more Wlth The Elements of March 12 to Sunday, June 4 the Eyes Cafe, throughout the POinte Baptist Church, 21336 mg Swmg Dance lessons, show Show tickets are $6 Call Mack III Grosse Pointe Woods 48236, or call (313) 885-3411 MUSIC for Non-MUSICians, Pnces are $16 on weekdays or Mondays, Feb 21 to March 6, Mondays, Feb 21 to March 13, $18 on weekends for aduits or (313) 824-4710 Call (313) 563-9452 from 7 30 to 9 p m The fee IS from 7 to 8 15 P m The fee IS $8 for chJ1dren Museum hours $35 PreregistratIOn IS House beautiful $25 for the senes or $10 per are Wednesday through BIO L "N S "R Celebrate the operung of the lecture RegIstratIon for all reqUired for most programs Fnday, from 11 a m to 4 P m RO 0 L I Y E \ 0 fabulous Jumor League of Call (810) 779-6111 and Saturday and Sunday. "N NM I L L ER N new classes can be charged to I T A RI DD DetrOit DeSigners' Show your Master Card or Visa, V1a from 11 a m to 5 p m Last week's D~M Y T E EM ~IHouse, 15410 Wmdmlll POinte Fax at (313) 884-6638 or phone Recommended admiSSion IS $4 ,,~ I R ED S AI LS Dnve in Grosse Pomte Park, A L L U L A at (313) 881-7511 On stage & screen for adults and $1 for children LO T E AF\ L YI dunng a 2000 Premiere Gala, " L CSO notes and students Call (313) 833- puzzle solved 10 A A Saturday FeL 12, from 7 p m AI. Ie 7963 PI NE to 1230 am 'l\ckets are $100 Ahoy there! The DetrOIt Symphony "C E MIL LI Get ship-shape for sprmg Orchestra ClaSSical Senes POR Y I L S ~,Y !~E Reservations are requested Wlth a Umted States Coast NY M IT E Call (313) 881-0040 returns to Orchestra Hall, 3711 Women & winners - " Guard AUXlhary Boating SkIlls Woodward 10 DetrOit, Fnday, The Scarab Club Gallenes, & Seamanship Course, Feb 18 and Saturday, Feb 19, 217 Farnsworth m DetrOIt, wl1! On the block! Mondays, Feb 7 to Apnl 3. when Conductor Raymond mark Black History Month ACROSS 1 2 3 5 Bid on a Wlde array of exclt- from 7 30 to 9 pm, at the West Harvey and the Brazeal WIth two exhIbltlOns Openmg 1 H~ from • 109 Items dunng the Grosse Holyfield t t 12 13 14 Manne Store, 25050 Jefferson Dennard Chorale lend their Saturday, Feb 5 and running 4 Aerot»- Pomte South High School 10 St Clair Shores talents to the musIc of through Tuesday, Feb 29, IS a ast's IS 16 17 Mothers' Club Awesome RegIstratIOn opens at 7 p m Johnson, Mendelssohn, show of select pIeces by Tyree "Wash- 21 AuctIOn, Saturday, Feb 12, pnor to the first class The fee Ellmgton and Mechem The Guyton from the Heidelberg board" 18 19 20 from 7 to 11 pm. m the IS $30, plus $15 for each addI- curtam WIll nse on Fnday, at 8 Project See a collectIOn of 7 Gullanst 23 24 25 26 27 Crystal Ballroom of the Grosse Allons II tIOnal family member Call p m and Saturday, at 8 30 p m pamtmgs deplctmg AfTica's Pomte War Memonal Guests 11 Cupid's ~ 31 32 (313) 882-1416 'l\ckets range from $14 to $66 Masal tnbe by BIll Murcko forte can also enjoy a vanety of Call (313) 576-5111 View Come Unto Me, the Faces 13Despond- 33 34 3S 36 cUIsines from area restaurants of Tyree Guyton, an award- en! as they test theIr luck Tickets Art appreciation 14Hawanan 37 38 39 040 Develop a greater apprecIa- wmnmg film on the HeIdelberg are $20 In advance or $25 at Applause x 5 tIOn for art of all kinds through Project, Wednesday. Feb 9, at ar.t 41 "2 "3 the door Call (313) 343-2133 Applaud five great play'i, 15Tose! courses and experiences mcludmg Our Town, Some 7 p m The Club's gallery WIll 46 =M offered at the DetrOit Institute Amencans Abroad, Breakmg be open Wednesday through 16 'Ula/ume' Sunday. from noon to .5 p m wnter 50 51 52 53 54 55 Sunday, Feb. 13 of Arts AtomiC particles, class, the Code, FIve By Tenn and Call (313) 831-1250 17Tube Tango for Venezuela racIsm and sexism are but a The MarnagE.' of FIgaro, now trophy 56 57 58 EnJOY an evemng of temfic few of the artIstIc theme~ gracmg the stage of Wayne 18 Montaq1e 59 60 61 explored m the free Video State UnIVer'iIty's HJ1berry woriI:"- ." musIc and support rehcf for 20 Notfem those affilcted by the recent, Howardena Pmdell AtomIzmJ:( Theatre, 4743 Ca<;s 10 DetrOit See METRO, page 8B 22 Prune 46 P1'lIIal- 4 Tyrolean peak ?:T waxed catastrophIc f1ood~ 10 Art, playmg contmuously m Performance'! Wlll be offered, UR!OeIYI'lg 1hrapZeI 5 ClI'lI'IOn SOI.nd 28 Tense Venezuela when the Emerald the Prentls Court, through 28 Maestros' 50 Bal&- lOne of 1llIMbon? Slnfometta present~ Last The~day. Feb 29 Create magIc spots nmer'sgoal CIlurthrs 29 Adt:x Tango m Pansl, Sunday, Feb Wlth clay dunng frl'e AmulE'ts 32Engmes S3Menagene oIferings Sharif Drop-In Workshop'i, 33 He loves 55Joustrlg 7 HoIel guesfs 30 InformIbon 13, at 7 pm, m the Gros'ie (latin) weapon curfew 31 Fool Pomte War Memonal 'l\ckets Thur'idays, Feb 3 and F('b 10 DO YOU 34 Droop 58Led_hls 8 The blolce 35 Chcile are $20 or $15 for students and from noon to 3 p m Black ••• 36 Central son e SIippeIy- 38 Old 0IcIa '!E-fiIor'! Call (313) 438-0780 HI'itory Month WIll bE'the focu~ want to be in the metro calendar? Afncan 67 Recede 10 PIIypen 40 Joo..maI of a frel' Storytl'lhng program, Then fill out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval Grosse POinte nver 42C8ugh1l 58TIPPD'Y Item Saturday Feb 5, at 2 p m Farms. 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Friday 37 NympPl terTtby 12 ldelilt's c:aIInIp Classics a la carte Fa'ihlon your own mlrac!(' dur- Event _ punueI' 59 "W.rnfIf1I' c::cMllIdown 46JIpIneM The DetrOIt InstItute of Art~, 39 'Shaketpeare Mndudef maybe M8POII 109 a frE'l' Ml1agro<; Drop In 5200 Woodward III DetrOIt, WIll III LOIIIe' SO-Molnes 1en- 47 Conoelted Workshop, Sunday, F('h 0. 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By Chuck Klonke had been out th('re for th(' hlnl III tldppmg ~ltudtlOns and 'It ....a" doser than It ~hould ....[,1 left III dw III ~t Pl'l JOd Kl'ehn1!>\ to ~('(' ,Ja(ob Bondy played the !ir"t mumI'm" ''() penod~ III goal for the last week UI1l,el"lty LIggett put u~ dh('ad \\hen we wel( Keer"maekel" pICked up two Notre Dame Prep tld~ g'hll I~w6:.t> ...... 1 ~~';"b;';' ::.:::0!-,,<1 School's Dan Sal ry u~ed hI" ~katlllg iiV[' agaIn~t four" Nltk MUltland, C T Thm bel Improved They lo~t to I H return '" ay Barry had hoppd It would the third pellOd the kIds wel I' excIted about It oppned the ~l()lll1g at the -I [2. AftPI d ~lOl ('Il'~~ ~Pllll1d 1)('11 home tll fale Orchard Lake St \ ULS' top po\\er-play UnIt got a Fre~hman Adam Selafino TllPY kept hlttmg U~, but OUI mark of the fir~t pl'nod N "t1l "Ll \ alll ( 'illd \lmtland do~ed Mal) on Wednesday, Feb 9 at few extla "econd" re~t 'T", BuhI &gan:' he- " .f. ~ _ Photo bv Rosh S,Il.rs team at the end of the last sea- puck Northern LIght Indy Racmg University Liggett School goalie Jacob Bondy dives to smother the before a son Denm ~ Rembold and Enc Pontiac Notre Dame Prep player can get to the rebcJ1mdrThe Knlghb won 4-2 as Bondy League victory Leaders Lalaer and then See BUHL. page 2C allowed only one goal in two periods.

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(In<:,,'' 1 1 <.,It,;t1 I P (''t 1 ('1 February 3,2000 2C S~norts G.r.os.s.e.p.OI.n.te.N.ew_s South stretches streak to six Knights get their first By Chuck Klonke Skorup;,kas North to Win the MAC Sports Editor "The team also seems to crossover game ThIs ISthe week that Gro"se have very good chemIstry The Cru"aders made 53 per- Metro Conference win POinte South's basketball team That's espeually apparent cent of theIr shots, but the Blue finds out Just how well It !:>tacks ""hen we're runnmg the fast DeVIls countered by shootmg By Chuck Klonke play on both ends of the floor" up with the rest of the powers break, which has been qUite 58 percent from the field Many Sports Editor Charle!:> Lowe ;,cored 12 In the Macomb Area effectIve late1) " of the South bdskets came on The drought IS over for pomtr:. and freshman Anthony Conference Red DIvIsIOn South u!:>eda 14-0 run late In the fast break Umverslty LIggett Sct}ool's Walker added nine In ULS' bal- The Blue DeV1ls,who extend- the !:>elOndquarter to pull The Blue DeVIl!:>held a 33-21 basketball team anced offenSive attack JIm ed their wlnmng streak to SIX awa\ flOm Stevenson m the halfhme advantage and mam- The KnIghts pIcked up their McBndL pulled down seven games last week Wlth vlctone!:> MAC Red game The TItans, tamed a double-digIt lead for first vIctory - after nme rebounds over L'Anse Creu!:>€North (61. who led 13-9 after the first most of the second half straIght defeats - last Fnday The Knights' performance 52) and Stevenson (69.53), met quarter, w~r~ stilI ahead by SIX Berschback and Novak each when they defeated Lutheran against East carned over Into F ut J. II vU TUl.::.Jd) rJ 1UO.) !JUlut" WUll live Illlll~l.c", to go "'''Ul<~J 1.3 J.lOJllt" [VI Suuth ElI"l 60-48 III II M~lJO It. galllt: Salu, Jd) .\lth South travels to Chippewa In the !:>econdbut South's spurt MIke WolkIng had 11 and Conference game Lutheran Westland, although Valley gave the Blue Devlls a 33-25 Watts fimshed With nme Robbie Buh! "It gets the monkey ofTour the Warnors, who are unbeat- South entered thIs week'!:> halftime advantage Budday had SIX POints and backs," said coach Bruce Pelto en m the Metro, came away actIOn with a divIsIon.leading South contmued to add to Its seven assIsts and did an excel- "And It was gettmg hlUgh on Wlth a 59-41 V1Ctory 3-0 record In the MAC Red and lead 10 the thIrd quarter and lent defenSIve Job agamst Buhl-- me, too You never get used to "We had a good first half an 8-3 overall mark the Blue DeVIlshad a 20-pomt LCN's leading scorer From page IC losmg (ULS led 29-26 at the break) "We're continUIng to advantage for most of the sec- "Their kid had been averag- DeBord Jomed hIm 10 partner- "I had somebody tell me that but they trapped m the second Improve," saId coach George ond half South outscored mg 17 pomts a game and Adam ShIp, and the team announce- we wouldn't Wln a game thIS half and we were passive m Petrouleas "There are a lot of Stevenson 47-24 In the two held hIm to four," Petrouleas ment was made Just 11 days year Now we've proved him attackmg It," Pelto said "We posItive things happenmg middle perIOds said "He's domg a very sohd ago The key to theIr Instant wrong" still don't have enough confi- ~We're not assuming that Novak led a balanced sconng Job on defense He has good success - the car was completed It was a strong all-around dence to be aggressive on we're gOing to wm when we attack Wlth 17 pomts and he Size and qUIckness and creates only three weeks ago. was that effort for ULS, whIch made 26 offense." step out on the court but we're also had 12 rebounds and three problems for the man he's veteran Mitch DaVIS was of 48 free throws and cut ItS Westland outscored ULS 18- behevmg that we can wm blocks Adam Budday, Bnan guardtng ThiS IS Adam's sec- brought on as team manager turnovers to 19 after being 8 m the trurd quarter Gnffin There's a dtfTerence " Berschback and John Russell ond year on the varsity so he's and John 0 Gara hired as crew over 20 for most of the season scored all ofthe KnIghts' pomts One of the factors In the Blue each scored 12 pomts famlhar WIth our system" chief The KnIghts led from start to In the penod The WarrIOrs put DeVils' Improvement IS the Berschback had seven assists OGara was chief on Greg finish They Jumped out to an the game away WIth a 15-4 health of the team and Budday dtshed out five as Russell led South Wlth SiX Ray's 1999 Menard's champI- 8-0 lead and were ahead 13-5 fourth quarter edge ~At the begmmng of the year the Blue DeV1lshad a season- rebounds onship team, wInnmg the after the first quarter At half- "Fatigue mIght have been a we had people out WIth hIgh 18 assists "Both teams shot so well that PennzOIl ChIef Mecharuc of the tIme ULS held a 22-16 advan- factor," Pelto said "It was our InJunes, but SInce everyone IS Earher, South sUTVlvedsome there weren't a lot of rebounds Year Award, but had worked tage second game In two nights It back, we've had some hella- hot shootmg by L'Anse Creuse to be had," Petrouleas sald WIth Buhl the year before "The key was our Improved was Westland's too, but theIr CIOUSpractIces," Petrouleas Buhl s V1ctOrywasn't a fluke free-throw shootmg," Pelto coach went 10 deep mto hiS saId "There's a lot of intensIty He led the most laps, 49, to said "We also made better bench and we don't have that m our workouts " LaZIer's 47 He came from 22nd deCISions Wlth the basketball luxury nght now And It carnes over to the startmg pOSItIOn- the greatest m the offenSive end and our Gr;tffin's nme pomts were a games South has shown a hIgh Highlights chmb to V1ctorym league histo- shot selection was better Early team high for ULS degree of mtenslty, especially ~ ry -- and credtted an early pIt m the game we also dId better Earlier, the Krughts had a on defense, and Wlth the return C- L' U-8 stop on a yellow called by DaV1s on the defenSive end The first dtsappomt1Og perfonnance m a of the Injured players quarter we played as well as The Neighborhood Club IS ters The season concludes for gettmg mm Into sync Wlth 71-46 loss to Lutheran Petrouleas IS able to go much we have all year," Northwest acceptIng regIstration for the With a tournament the other contenders deeper mto hIS bench That "What thiS Wln does IS bnng Sean Gnffin, who hit 11 of 15 "We played a pretty good keeps the starters fresh WInter basketball extension free throws, fimshed Wlth 19 league for seventh and eighth RegIstratIOn may be done m I,IS all closer together," said first quarter but m the two "Anthony Watts came In and points, 10 rebounds and four grade boys, Includmg those person or by mall to the Buhl, who earned $139,000 for middle quarters the wheels pulled down seven rebounds assists Jack Elsey also had an who play for theIr school teams NeIghborhood Club, 12150 the V1ctOry came off for us," Pelto saId and blocked a shot," Petrouleas excellent game as he finished or other Neighborhood Club Waterloo, Grosse Pomte, ThiS was Buhl's first Indy Afte! leadtng 7-5 after one said "That was hiS second out- WIth 16 points squads 48230 Racmg League V1ctOrysmce quarter, Northwest outscored standmg performance m a row "Those two are really playmg In If paymg by VIsa or 1997 when he won at New ULS 49-19 the second and When Adam Novak got mto Games are played on week- MasterCard, registration may HampshIre HIS V1ctlmm that well together and their leader- tlurd quarters foul trouble agamst L'Anse ShIp ISvery good," Pelto sald of ends begInnmg Saturday, be faxed to (313) 885-2418 race also was Cheever, who "We dtdn't defend well m the Creuse North, Anthony made was leadtng With two laps to go the two seniors "The younger second quarter," Pelto saId four of five shots from the field March 4 Each week teams Will practice for 30 minutes, fol- For more Infonnatlon about when rus gearbox broke kIds hsten to them Sean's "We gave them too many good We're also gettIng good contn- In any Neighborhood Club pro- The next Indy Racmg event defense has really Improved looks at the basket We also butlOns ofTthe bench from Jack lowed by a one-hour game Teams play 12-mmute quar- grams, call (313) 885-4600 IS the MCr WorldCom 200 on the last few weeks and that has missed 20 free throws In the Tocco, PIer DeRoo and Paul March 19 at Phoemx made us a better team He InternatIOnal Raceway. reahzes how Important It IS to See ULS, page 3C

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By Chuck Klonke job of .,(1 eelll ng off Yoaltz nght 1I1 on thl- Ann Arbor more Ill' time and he ha, taken h( (n \11;, completed goal... by Matt Jarool' n Jalluary Id"t Rohd !.. (hue g-ame .Joe Sulhvan hat! two a";,I,h game," Bopp saId ~We\e been Thc vlltory Improved South'., for South and Todd Lorenger gettmg !>trong goaltendmg thl., n (01 d m the Ea"t DIVI.,lOnto a and Adam Fl.,hman pIcked up year n [J~\I~JOn-lea(.1Jng i-l-1 And coalh Bob Bopp 1;' hop- Illg the Blue Devils Will be even Norsemen get a split ,tronger In February "Drew Franklin I., ju.,t about rl'ady to come back and that in boys hockey games wdl gIVe u., a lift," Bopp "ald 'We've hpl'n playIng With four By Chuck Klonke North tied the game on ItS defen.,emen mo.,t of the year" Sports Editor next shIft on a goal by Roger Even WIth the blue Ime lOrp" Gro,,-;e POlllte North'" hock- Horne and It Yoas back-and- at les" than full strength, ey game With Redford Cathohc forth the re;,t of the way The South has played well on Central last Saturday was a Shamrock., led 3-1 after the Photo by Dr Richard Dunlop defense One of the leaders ha!> good new.,-bad new;, .,tory fir;,t penod Steve Muwell, shown here in an earller game against Wyandotte Roosevelt, scored been Joel France, who played "We "eored ,IX gOals agamst Alex Thomas, Joe Baratta, an unassisted &oalin Grosse Pointe South's 4-1 victory over Ann Arbor Pioneer, another outstanding game them Somebody ;,ald that was 1'J Mallon, Dave Brozo and agaln"t PICtneer the mo"t CC has IPven up m Brad Ca;,e al"o talhed for the Although the PIOneer., out- four years," "aid North (Oach Nor"emen Mallon and Alex shot the Blue DeVil" 20-10 for Scott Lock "But we gave up Chapman each collected three Slow stretches stop Norsemen the game, South jumped out to mne We haven't gIVen up that assIsts and Brozo and Case an early lead on a power-play many 111 the two year;, that I\e had two apIece By Chuck Klonke Higbee "andwlched around a e.,peclally heartbreakmg for goal by Jim Denner at 4 38 of been here' "CC lOme!> at you WIth four Sports Editor steal and a layup by .Joe North becau.,e the Shonan" the first penod The 9-6 loss to the Imes," Lock said "Our kids It looks like nothmg IS gomg Hermann cut the Eaglel>' lead never led m regulatIOn and "We have a lot of confidence Shamrock", who were ranked played hard and we had them to come eaSily for Grosse to 46-42 with 1 03 left traIled by 10 pomts with four In our power play," Bopp said No 1 m the state In DIVISIOnI, on the ropes There were a cou- Pomte North's basketball team North wa" forced to foul and mmutes left "We have two power play umts was dlsappomtmg becau.,e pie of times where we dIdn't thiS year NIck MIlls, who led Lake Shore's Tony Misuraca and both of them have been North matched Catholic fimsh our chances and they After a fourth-quarter come- Eisenhower with 11 pomt", bed the game at 43-43 on two playmg well " Central goal for goal untIl late came back to score on odd-man back fell short m a 49-44 loss to sank both free throws to help free throws wIth 25 seconds to Steve Maxwell gave South a m the second penod rushes It also seemed like Eisenhower m a Macomb Area seal the Win go In the fourth quarter 2-0 lead With 2 38 left In the ~We cut their lead to 5-4 and every bounce went CC's way" Conference crossover game last The teams were tied 17-17 at Kevm Schedlbauer gave the opemng penod when he mter- then they SWitched goahes," Earher, North rolled past week, the Norsemen dropped a halftIme as Reilly O'Toole, a Shonan., thE'lr first lead when cepted a PIOneer pass and Lock said "We kept puttmg on Wyandotte Roosevelt 8-2 as 53-50 overtIme deCISIOn to tran"fer from Warren De La he hit a free throw at the "tart the pressure, but theIr goalie Mallon and Mike Kasprzak led Lake Shore m a MAC White Salle making hiS debut with of overtime Lake Shore went "cored on a breakaway Although he didn't pick up an made a couple of unbelievable the way With two goals apiece DIVISIOncontest the Norsemen, scored eIght of on a 10-4 run m the extra pen- as"lst because he didn't touch saves Then they scored two ~Every game we have a two, hiS 11 pomt" In the fir"t half od before North hit a three- The Norsemen led 4-1 after the puck, Greg Kelly did a good qUick goals on breakaways to three or four-mmute stretch A three-pomt basket by pomter at the buzzer make It 7-4 the first penod and were never where It looks like we've never North's Brandon Bayer cut Higbee led North with 22 "1 was happy WIth the way threatened played basketball before," said Eisenhower's lead to 26-25 pOInt>:>and O'Toole added 12 ULS title game we played offenSIVely and coach Dave Stavale ~And for mIdway through the thIrd One of the bnght spots m defenSively but you can't gIve Dan SOCia, Baratta, Chns the rest of the game we doml- quarter but the Eagles fil1lshed recent games has been the play will be televised up nme goals and expect to Barger and Enc Touhey also nate the penod on a 9-2 run to take of sophomore pomt gual d Jeff beat anybody" scored for North Chapman "It Isn't like the kIds aren't a 37-27 advantage Into the Caldwell, who was brought up on Channel 20 The tone for the game was had three aSSists and SOCIa tryIng hard, they are But If final quarter to the varsity a couple of weeks There WIll be four opportum- set m the opemng mmute and Mallon picked up two somethmg goes wrong It's hard Hermann fimshed With 10 ago ties for Grosse POinters to when CC scored 19 seconds apIece for them to recover from It pomts and a team-hIgh eIght ~He has been "olld," Stavale watch Umverslty Liggett mto the contest Part of It IS a lack of expen- rebounds for North Higbee "aid "He's gomg to solve our School's DIVISIOnIV boys soccer Patnck Calhoun was m goal ence When thmgs go wrong had nllle pomt;" all m the ball-handhng dilemma He's a state champIOnship vIctory ~It was a fluke goal, but It for North and made 13 saves they stop runmng our stuff fourth quarter, and Mike pure pomt guard so that pOSI- over Mu"kegon West Michigan hurt us," Lock said "We came The Norsemen outshot the We're 3-7, but we should be at Bertelsen collected seven tlOn I;' gomg to be In good Chnstlan mto the game all geared up Bears 35-15 least 6-4 We've gIVen away POints and five rebound" hands for the next two years The game Will be shown on and before we knew It we were "Everybody played well," three games--QR"'f/. Silver pIat-- The l<$s-~ Lake Shore wa;, pIu;," Comeast Channpl 20 at noon down 1-0 It wa" like deja vu Lock "aid ~We dominated the ter~ , on Feb 5, 6, 12 and 13 from last year's game" game n In the game agamst EIsenhower, North traded 46- 34 WIth 251 remamIng In the fourth quarter but a couple of three-pomt baskets by Rob $99 Per ~~~l!~~;ear Tough trip for North skaters • 1056 Rugged Pristine Acres The Grand Rapids tnp that • Two First-Class Trout Rivers Grosse Pomte North's girls hockey team took last week- • 81/2 Miles of Snowmobile Trails end wasn't an artIstic success but coach TIm Van Eckoute • Excellent Deer, Bear, Bobcat & Pat Hunting felt that It was worthwhile Unlimited Usage January 2;, 2000 rhru January 2;,2001 anyway .- ..... - Free RV Puking & Lodge ,..,. "Smce these weren't league games It was an opportumty to get a lot of our people some ~~ ~~ extra playmg time," he said GROSSE POINTE FARMS-CITY ~It was a good expenence- bUIlder The team we played LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL was a strong Midget travel team and playmg them helped - OPEN REGISTRATION - us learn what we have to do to reach the next level" FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGES TO 12 Van Eckoute was disappOInt- 7 ed WIth hiS team's performance m Its first game against the BEGINS ON FEBRUARY 16TH AND 17TH West MIchigan Thunder Grosse Pointe Woods-Shores Alhson Scarfone had the Little League Baseball Neighborhood Club, 17150 Waterloo, Norsemen's only goal m an 8-1 Grosse Pointe, MI defeat North played better the fol- lowmg mght, but "till "uffE'red REGISTRATION When: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM, Wednesday, a 7-3 setback Scarfone ~cored February 16th and Thursday, February 17th tWice and Alvssa Simon Fcb 5, 9 30 am - 11 30 am notched the Nor,emen's other Who is goal Fcb 10, 6 30 pm - 8 30 pm Eligible: Boys and Girls ages 7 • 12 Jenn Ryan had an oUhtand. AT FERRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL A player'S age is his/her age as of July 31, 2000 mg defenSIve game m the "ec- ..AGES 9 - 12 512500 ond conte"t ..AGES 7 - 8 57500 $95.00 for the first child . ..AGE 6 55000 $50.00 for each additional family member ULS .. Player'i age on July ::H, :2000* From page 2C ReqUired game and committed 22 DO<.umcntatlon COP) 01 Player' Birth Cer111i<.alePr()(lf of Rc"dency Regl'tra(llJn Fcc Pavmen( turnover~ And It "epmed like all of our turnover~ ll'd to tran- Cia" -\ An m'tmellOnall"lguc f(lr 7 & g )car old, SitIOn ba.,ket~ becau'\e they Cia" AA - for 9 and 10 \car (lId, came off our pE'nmeter pa~ ...- Cia" AAA and \laJor, for I() 11 and 12 \ear old, mg"

Gnffin finl"hed WIth 14 PraLIKe Ocgln' appro"ma(ch (he fir" v.cek In Apnl pomts, mcludml{ 10 of 12 shootmg from the foullme, and G1me' ~cgm 1~utT('Il'd b\ Chr" Matt Kl'lll'tt II h 'l'LOlld dt Emnwt ,on, Dobbllh Kl'llett, n ,1- mdtch ,It 130 pound, might dUIIllg thl' III,t pellOd oj hi' Bu~tdlo nnd ,John WIllI,wl' thl~ ll'vel I'" all about - 11111 h II( I ~h,\Il' 01 thl tul (t1 '1'1 1l.11 "t,ltl'-I.1nkl'd h,!Vl' affpl tL'd the tl',11ll dldmplOn,lllp 1ll,Itlh 'EI'I'nhower h,ld ,oml' kId ... mdtchup'" ' \LH_omh .\1 (',I COil Il'Il'!1U' Il 1111- Illdudlllg thl' ho,t You don t 1\ dnt to thll1k thdt N01th hdd ,I p,lll of thll d. out oj thell lllll'up dnd thl' I' ,I Whltl DI\ l'>llln Ih,llI1!lwl!,llIp H 1111'> Holt" ,I' til -t \llth 2')5 Ilouid ,lfTpct thl' kId, but I ~up- place finhhl'l<., III Mdtt ,Iubt'13 Il'bUlldlllg YP,lr jor th,'m' P,mLlleo "lid Ill' got a break Bu( th 1t \ Ilion 11011 t I\(' pOlllt- 13,1\ ('1(\ \\'P,tlll1 I\,\>' plh" It, naturnl th,lt the\ 1145 pound,1 ,\llli (lit nn !lnuk Pdnt,IIU) ,,lId II1ll'1lhe won the (om to,,;, and 11'>\ (0 ,llhi( \( III111HI up II Ith 21S tolltm ~d nllght 10'1' ,onll' lon)<., Ill' ~,lId (1601 BI andon Dubblll' 11tOI, fOI(('e! Anchot Bay'" wach to \\( 1lll'_tll E,I,t DllItllt 1)\ \01 I l~i PUltagp :\ulthl'ln Emmer'>on I' expPltpd to l\hkl' SUdOIllIl'1 11711 dnd \'l'l n . The\ had a LOuple ot tough mdke out hi" lineup first I hUI ~d 1\ 1Fl'll 3 J III OUI 192 ll1d '\ III th 1HH I 2 ml" the rl'm,undl'r of the ,ea- Polek I 1h'l I \\ 1'1( tourth III thl'lr kId, at 160 and 171 and l:l.luk 'Wf> movf>d Chn~t1an to 130 IlIggl"( ou,!l mil t 01 the' \l',11 \\l' \\1'1l' Ip.1dmg aftI'I thlPe ,on weIght d,b~(,' nnd ::3udomtel \\ re,tled wl'll to (flOm 12') J and l\e got a Pill," ~,licl \llIth ((lach JOl I'.ll1t,lll'u IOlilHI- ,Incl Ill' hdd "'l'\('n The l'\olth p,lI! thelt FlIlI~hlllg -p,th fll! thl' hent them MIkE' 1\ on b 2 Illth Phuuld bl' ,I gn',lI m.1tlh thl (lIuglll'-t tUUIn,lnll'nt II I ve 0\ l'rtlme VI(ton 0\ er :1 Bay Bu,tlllo wa' '('Ienth .It 2Hi aftcl two pPllOd .. \Vp ,11,,0had In addItIOn to Koscll1~kl'" Thl'l n' IIPJl b.1ldllLl'd and IIIen 111 thh \I'al It \\a~ Il'alll Clt\ We,tl'rn opponent m thl' Bllan HlIt \\,1, l'lghth,lt 119 tl\U young kId", MOlath at 112 1\ 111, the Nor~emen got key VI( h,1\ e 'lIme good mOI\ Idual, a ,tL'p up Il1l0mpl'tltloll final, III ld,t \\ cpk, dual nwet, nnd Van Loon -ellllfin'1lI,t- and Bav Clt\ finab ' Pantaleo ~ald EI'enho\\el 63 q Earlier, ]1.;01 th bedt Anlhol (h {'f'lll, \\ e WIe~tled \\ ell ' Lunl ll1llllgh and filll-hL'd fifth \\'( ,,(PIn held fi\(' but all of "Chi btlan kept hb (ompo ...ure \\'lImlng m lllh( _ fO! 11ll' Bn\ 4h 27 111 d kpI 1\1.\C Willtp P mtalt'lJ ':-lId In 1.1-t l\l'pkend, Holt thplI' 1\ ent 011 to the final, and dId a good Job gettmg d Nor ...eml'n 111'11 \'In I" t1 111("'( Pointe pair helps win two tourneys

Thp Thank,gl\ lI1g and tnllIed hi" fil ~t go,d 1I1 the bec- In Belle Tlre'~ 4-1 VIctory over Chn'>tnH' ho!Ida) ~ \\ "re good ond penod to tie the game at I- the Northwest (111 ) Ch~rgers onl''' for a paIr of Glo,,,e I Belle TIre followed WIth a 6-1 POInt('r~ 1\ ho pla\ on the BI'IlI' Pel ohd Coaches needed the champlOn,hlp game Arena to earn theIr fourth tnp The tournament featured Chad McWtlhams, Kenny In the mternatlOnal final .... The Panthers are the first to the mternatlOnal champl- excellent defenSIve play from Smith, Kns Macek, Matt the Bulldogs WIll face teams for spring sports Amencan team to Win the omhlp Adam Po"t, Andy Gohtko, Jacobson, Danny Fru~clano from Petrolia. Ontano, Toronto Bantam A champIOnshIp smce Ryan Ess, Matt Gnffith, DaVId and Derek KIas;, were relent- and Maryland UllIver'lty LIggett MIddle the tournament began III 1963 The Bulldogs posted YIcto- School I' lookmg for a bd'i",ball and boys tenm" ('Oach for the upcoming ...pnng ,ea~on College honors Hoops tourney Intere.,ted candidates ~hould call athletIC dIrector Bruce , 96 South grad taking signups Pelto at (313) 41, -8007 ,~ARNOLD~ Lauren Beckenhauer, a North Amencan Youth Purse increases Wa"hlllgton and Lee Sport;, wIll hold It'i DetrOit Umversltl selllor who made area spnng youth ba"ketball the all-Oid DommlOn AthletIC ~MAZDA\::J tournament at Schoolcraft for local mixed Conference women s ~wlmmlllg College from Apnl 14 team. wa~ one of 100 athletes through16 doubles tourney from the school to recel\e a Scholar-Athlete award The tournament WIll feature The total pur ..e for the 27th Beckenhauer, a 1996 Grosse 10 brackets They are fifth and annual Mldwe.,t Open Mixed POlllte South graduate, also SIxth grade boys and girls, spv- Doubles Tenms made the Dean'" List and SII 10. SPIllS enth grade boys and gIrls, Champlon"hlp, ha'i been Honor Roll for the 1999 fall eIghth grade boys and girls, ral'>ed to a mllllmum of $7 000 term She IS maJonng III polI- mnth and 10th grade boy,>and tiCS at Washlllgton and Lee girls and 11th and 12th grade 2000 PROTEGE LXA The wmnlllg team WIll Students must achieve a boys and girls receIve $2,600 and the run- grade-pomt average of 3 5 to ner~-up \\lll get $1 300 There earn thp 'icholar athlete The entry fee I" $95 per \\11I al,o be mlrea ...e~ III pnze award 36 MO. LEASE SALE PRICE team Each team IS guaranteed money of up to ')0 p('rcent for two game, tpams that linl"h III third St. Paul seeks through 16th placp $186* $14894* track coach The deadhne for entne" I~ $2207 Ttl. due , The pur,l' mCI l'a,(' I~ 3 March 24 St Paul School I" lookmg for For more IIlformatlOn or an rc'>ult of aCqulnng a wrporate a track LOach for th(' upcommg ently form, call Mark Garngan ,pon.,or for the tourn1ment "pl mg 'ea,on at 1'100-787-3265 or tournament IlhlCh \\111 hp hpld ~brch 8 Intprp,ted candldate'i ,houJd dIrector Pat Cannon at (734 J through 12 at the Gro".,e call atbletlc dIrector Ron 9')3-08')4 Pomte Hunt Cluh :-'Ia,tph dt IIHO I 77')-01 qq

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Elegant In 1982 Judy (313)882 tant- downtown DetrOit mensurate With experr- pointe Call Eva 248- Blinds carpet wallpaper, ResponSible IndiVidual hand lettenng for wed- 3856 accountrng IIrm seeking ence Send resume 4747105 Bedspreads & decorative must possess working dings, parties, certifi- accessories a qualified admInistra- cover If'ner and salary THERAPEUTIC Massage knowledge of accounts CLEANING person part cates, etc Call VISit our Showroom at tive assistant With excel reqUlfements to Shainin at Breckels Massage receivable and payable time for Hams Funeral (313)521 2619 22224 GratIOt lent phone and comput LLC 22614 POinte Dr Therapy 93 Kercheval and baSIC accounting Home 15251 Harper, ORAPERIES BY PAT er skills Excellent bene- St Clair Shores MI PHOTOGRAPHY- S~- Grosse POinte Farms functions Working Delrolt Call 313-521- fits package and com- 48081 ClOSing date clahzmg In Weddings & 810.nB-2584 313-886 8761 petitive salary If Inter knowledge of Microsoft 3132 between 9 & 4 Anmversarles Black! 2/11/00 ested please fax your Office 97 preferred Cur pm white & color Reasona. WEIGHTLOSS breakthrul DRAPERY CLEANING APPLICATIONS accepted rently uSing QUlckBooks resume and salary re- COOK wanted Church ble Bernard (313)885- Make money' Lose SINCE 1936 for fulll part time cash- Pro accounting package qUirements to 313.961- Rectory seeking a part 8928 welghtl Day! flight for- TAKE DOWN- REHANG Iers, stock deli and wllh support from Plante 0156 time cook to prepare mulal Guaranteed re WINDOW SHADES butcher Must be 18 & Moran accounting WANT TO REACH evenings meals for sev- suits Call now' 1-800- NEW- REPAIRS DENTAL ASSistant De Yorkshlle Food Market film Paid parking nex1 eral pnesls Monday 8 MILLION 4494649 x1015 (SCA ANGOTT'S pendable experrence 16711 Mack to office Pay commen Fnday Apply In person HOUSEHOLDS? Nf'twork) 313-521-3021 preferred 313885-7776 surate With expenence ASSEMBL Y at home 1401 Whinier Grosse YeLl.! can place your ad Equal Opportunity Em In more than Arts crafts Jewelry Also POinte Park or call 11 J HAr,y ADS el(>Ctronrcs sewing typ ployer Fax or Mail Ae 2QQSl.Lb-!irbaDN~:maQ!1~ 111lfUry ADS III HAPry ADS (313\6475081 Ing In your spare time sumes to Offlce Manag- reaching more than er Bassett & Bassett 8 million households Great payl No expen ence needed Will train Incorporated 1502 Ran COOK- experienced! around North Amellca dolph Street SUite 200 Kitchen Manager need- One call & low cost rates' 103 (OMPUT(R SERVI« 1-800-591 1860 Ext 3 I DetrOit MI 48226 2216 ed Full time Apply With- I (24 hours) (SCA Net- For details call Barbara at Look who's 40/ Fax 313-9653016 In Village Gnlle 16930 FREE lance graph,c de- work) Grosse POinte News & ------sign Copy wnling! edit- Kercheval Or call 313 The ConnectIOn EMERGING company EXTRA Income? College 882 4555 Fax 313 Ing St Clair Shores fundi Retire earlyl We 313-8826900 or Happy Birthday needs medical Insur- 8856816 Suburban ClaSSified Ad Reasonable (810)293- ance billing assistance wlil trarn you to earn a vertlslng Network (SCAN) 6212 Immedlatf'ly If you have substant,al Income In DETROIT Yacht Cluh IS Laure the Internf't! Communr looking for mature ~f'rv- at 312 6446610 WORK from home Up to a PC you can earn Love, cations IndlJstry Be a er<; & bu<;<;ers tud time! $200 a day My web $25 000 to $50 000 an WANTED Children s book nually Call 1 800 291 part of a wlnn ng team part tlmp Rf'href's wel distributor lor all areas site ~~ Mom, Dad, Laurie Ann, 4683 dept 107 (SCA Call 1 800 334 1184 CO"11e Contact Kim New matenal New au pages C9m/\lI.osLM~ Tommy, Debbie, Sue, Cliff Network) Ext 1 3t3824 1200 ext 282 thor (810)771 2105 rla~lOdex, htm Thursday, February 3,2000 Grosse Pointe News J The Connection

201 HELP WANHD 203 HItP WANTED 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 H!lP \'lAtHED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED G£NERAl 200 HElP WANYED GENERAL 200 HElP WANHD G£NERAl 20S HHP WANTED LEGAL I UIYSITTER DENTAL/MEDICAl CURIOUS about the Real EDWIN Paul Salon has an HOME mailers needed- ~ VALET poSitions open- BABYSITTERI house- COPYI Clencal Represen- LEGAL secretary pemna: Estate business, and opening for a salon as- eam $635 weely mailing Dnvers wanted Part! full FleXible hours must keeper needed 6a m - tative- Medical copy nent part-time position: seeking a part time sal- sistant Must be a cos- letters Easyl Limited time Days! evenings dnve slick shift 9a m, Monday Friday service has a full time available Grosse POlnt4: aned position? Dynamic metology student or li- open poSitions Call 1- Good attitude reqUired (810)779-9808 Some driVing Involved and part time poSition Woods sale practitioner, . Grosse POinte real es- censed evenings Con- 800-520-4638 Ext Call 313 526-0300 References 810-777- for copying medical re- relaxed enVIronment VETERINARY ASSistant tate firm seeking a redl tact Llza 313-885-9001 3100,24 hours 3363 cords and clerical sup- FleXible hours, approxI- estate asslstanl with PART time 16 20 hours needed full or part time mately 20 hours! week, EXCELLENT home In- port at east Side hospi- good computer and HOSTESS, full time Ben- Vinyl sign shop needs Pay negotiable Will EARL Y bird needed Mom salary negotiable Re- come potenttal m nutn- tals Must have reliable phone skills Send re- eflts available Grosse someone for sign layout train nght IndiVidual needs mature responsI- qUires pnor litigation ex- tlon, skin care and transportation Paid ben- sume to Box 03056 clo POinte restaurant 313- and computer deSign Harvey Animal Hospital ble person to help get penence (federal and weight loss Industry For efits and 40t K for full Grosse Pomte News & 884-6810 FleXible hours Perfect (313)882-3026 children ready & drive to CirCUitcourts), WordPer- no nsk! high profits cat! time Apply In person Connection 96 Ker- school 7a m 9a m , 3- fect or Similar word proc- toll free 1-877-499-2939 LEGAU non smoker for homemaker Will VETERINARY Hospital from 9 OOam 4 OOpm or cheval Grosse POinte 5 days per week Safe, essing expenence and Beautiful oHlce With a train (810)7762240 seeks part time recep mall resume to MCS Farms MI48236 EXPERIENCED Intenor reliable transportalton & profeSSional dispOSItion view of the DetrOit River PLATZ Animal Hospital- !Ionlst Pay negotalble 29777 Telegraph Rd painter wanted part! full excellent dnvlng record Please forward resume CUSTOMER Service for Expanding law firm spe- Morning animal care glv- 10- 20 hours per week Sle 3010, Southfield MI time Begin Immediately a must Weekly pay plus to Box 33036, c/o long dlstance telecom- claltzlrg In debtorl cred ers needed, 7- 2pm Ap- 313-8823026 48034 or fax (248)352- (313)640-0102 gas 313-882-9877 Grosse POinte News & munication Starting $91 Itor law needs full- time ply In person 15310 0008 WAITSTAFF- days! nights, leave message Connection, 96 Ker- hour Ask for Mana FLOWER SHOP secretary With three Mack Avenue DENTAL ASSistant Expe- years legal and fulV part time, fleXible NANNY- live In for 2 year cheval, Grosse Pomt'!: (313)882-7800 Part time sales person ~enced ~ for fr!end!y "oo~ed J:'le"('ble ~C!J'"S WordPerlE><'t PX~rt- POSITIONS AVA,lAhlp fnr hours Will train ADOlv nlrl P~lrl \/~,...~f "1'"1 trqvpl Farms MI 48236 ''::IHJ~~1l;:l r-VIII'l;:t w.vvu~ CUSTOMER Service Rep- ence Send resume With nail tech & hairdresser Elias Brothers, 20710 Apply in person expense References re- PediatriC practice Ener- resentative Warren work references, educa- A Vila Salon, 30625 Jef- Mack, Grosse POinte LEGAL Secretary- Grosse Grosse POinte qUired (313)821-2720 getic. reliable person I based consumer prod- tlon and salary require- ferson St Clair Shores Woods EO E POinte firm seeks part Nature Nook & needed to JOinour staff ucts manufacturer has ments to OHlce Manag- 810 415 8888 NANNYI Babysltter- Prom- time or full time, addl-' Eastland Nature Nook No evenings or Satur- opening for Customer er 2600 Buhl BUilding, WILDLIFE Jobs to $21 60' Inent Grosse POinte tlonal quality orlente~~ Service Rep ResponsI- FRAMING and Sales Ap- 535 Griswold, DetrOit, MI RECEPTIONIST- part hour mcludlng benefits home to care for a well days (313)343-8790 experienced legal secre- , j bilities Include handling proximately 28 hours 48226, or fax 313-961- time Fnday- Saturday Game wardens, securi- behaved 10 year old DENTAL receptionist and tary Firm focuses on lilt-. all calls from consumers, Wednesday- Saturday 6142 for hair salon Retirees ty, maintenance, park boy Two or three days assistant support staff gatlon Attractive salary , POint of sale Inventory & Fun, creative atmos- welcome (313)886- rangers No expenence a week from 3 30pm till member needed Full or and benefit package, dlstnbutlon, filing and phere for someone With LIFEGUARD needed at 5370 needed For appoint- 7 30pm Must drive, ref- part- lime POSition Com. Equal opportunltyl equal: supporting the order en- an eye for deSign Call pnvate downtown club ment and exam Info call erences requested puter expenence, atten- performancel equal pay: Part Irme Must be certl- RECEPTIONIST Warren try poSition The suc- Anne at Malibu Gallery 1-800-8133585, ext $700 per hour FleXibili- tion to detail and a pro- employer Resumes and I cessful candidate wlil be (810)774-2787 fled Contact Rex Au- based consumer prod- 4221 8am- 9pm, 7 ty for some additional feSSional, fnendly man- references to P 0 Box~ I bnght, motivated and breya! (313)442-1016 ucts manufaclurer has days fds, InC (SCA Net- hours or weekends ner High quality, state 24020, DetrOit, Ml i FULL charge bookkeeper opening for part time re- able to worX m a fast- work) Leave message at of the art beautiful office 48224-0020 , needed for a part time Looking lor a cepltonlst Responslblli- paced enVironment, and (313)823.2325 Wage commensurate ,• poSitIOn Must have Lo- new career? ties Will Incbde answer- WORK from home I Mall Will have outstanding 207 HElP WANTED SAtES , tus computer back- Call and see If you qualify Ing phones, some com- order bUSiness Need YOUNG couple With With ability Benefits . communication (both ground and knowledge to eam $50,000 We have puter work and general help Immediately $522/ charming 2 year old girl available Dental or verbal and wntten) skills Are You Serious About A : of general ledger FleXI- the systems and the support to office person- week part time $1,000- and new baby due medical experience pre- Interested candidates ferred Send! fax re- Career In Real Estate? ! ble hours Call Greg at schooling to make your nel The candidate must $4 0001 week, full time March 17th, looking for, should mail or fax re- sume to Office Manag- We are serraus about .: {313}823-1900, Gregory dreams come true have prevIous expen- Full training, free book- lOVing responsible vocal l sume With salary re- er, Theodore C Hadgls, your success ,- Boat Company Call Richard Landuyt at ence, excellent phone let 847-229-6752 part time sitter qUirements to Customer DDS, PC, 20039 Mack 'Free Pre-licenSing .: 313-885-2000 Skills, and some com- (313)886-0549 Service Representative GOOD Job for canng per- Avenue Grosse POinte classes ~ Coldwell Banker puter skills Interested 6600 E Nme Mile Road son, to help care for Woods, MI 48236 Fax 'Excluslve Success Schweitzer candidates should call 202 HELPWANTED ClERICAL Warren, MI 48091 810- lady 4 evening hours, 5 313-885-691 9 Systems Training days per week 1 day, 6 Grosse Pointe Farms Mary at 810-755-9500 Programs 755.3640 CLERICAL ASSistant- EXPANDING hours to Box 03057, clo 'Vanety Of CommiSSion • MAKE money With the In- ext 5048 Grosse Pornte office of a DERMATOLOGY DATA entry- nationwide Grosse POinte News & Plans :: temet and receive a free RESIDENT Aide, Acltvltles natIOnal recruiting flnm Office seeks RNI LPN- billing service seeks a Connection, 96 Ker- JOin The No 1 .: computer Call 1-888- Director, Housekeeping seeks a part time clen- Part! fullttme, some Sat. fulV part time medical cheval, Grosse POinte Coldwell Banker affiliate 303-0996 Code #2 POSition and Cook Ap- cal assistant for data en- urdays Ben~flts availa- biller Salary at $46K per Fanms, MI 48236 In the Mldwestl try and baSICoHlce func- ble Send resume to year PC required No MAMA Rosa's Plzzena ply Within, Monday- FrI- Call George Smale at GOURMET coffee shop tions Excellent commu- EastSide Demnatology, expenence needed Will needs phone help, day, 9- 5pm Beech- 313-886-4200 seeking Banstas Must wood Manor, 24600 nlcallon and computer 20030 Mack Avenue, tram 1-888-646-5724 cooks, wallstaff, pizza Greater Mack, St Clair Coldwell Banker love coffee and people skills needed Fax or E- Grosse POinte Woods, (SCA Network) makers & delivery peo- Shores. mall your resume to Schweitzer Real EstDte Will train (313)822-6477 pie Apply after 4p m MI48236 DIRECT Care Worker for LaUrie Henderson Fax 313-884-9756 WANT TO REACH group home, full time, GOVERNMENT postal 15134 Mack SALES reps needed fUll (313}822-6775 or MILLION benefits, Call Monday- Jobs- up to $1835/ hour MEDICAL b II or part time, expenece recrultco@earthllnk net HHA, CNA and Home 8 Now hlnng Free call, I mg- earn ex- In construction or real Health Care Givers HOUSEHOLDS? Fnday 9am- 3pm, cellent $$$! Processing PART time POSitiOnavaila- needed (810)792-3546 Y2U. can place your ad ;: (810)775-4013 application! examination claims from home Full estate helpful Call Shea .' ble General office work In more than , Infonmalion Federal training prOVided Com- Homes, 800-930-2804 MEDICAL ASSistant, part DIRECTOR needed for for small bUSiness Com- 6QQSuburban Newspapers hlre- full benefits 1-800- time Intemal mediCine St Clair Shores pro- puter reqUired Call Medl SALESPERSON. part puter & phone experi- reaching more than 598-4504 ext 1005. office Expenence nec- gram prOViding vocation- Bam- 6pm CST 7 Pros toll free 1-888- time, perfect for high ence helpful Call for in- 8 million households essary Call 313-885- al & day support to per- 313-6049 ext 3128 school student Apply terview Monday- Friday, around North Amenca days (SCA Network) \ 5899 between 9- 11 :it sons With D D Bache- (SCA Network) Within Josefs Pastry 10a- 3p, 313-886-7404 One call & low cost rates,,", GRUMPY lawyer needs am lor's level poSition 21150 Mack, GrossE' For delalls call Barbara at: administrative aSSistant, RECEPTIONIST for optho- (QMRP) Fax resume & MR. C'S DELI POinte Woods MEDICAL Receptionist & Grosse POinte News & .: on HIli Computer com- No expenence necessary (313)881 5710 mologlsts office Some ASSistant wanted part cover letter With salary Cashiers, cooks, clerks, - The Connection, petency a must FleXible expenence deSired Will- time some evenings & requirements to Mr Pe- stock help Must be at SERVICE StatIOn, seeking 313.882-6900 or hours Fax resume to Ing to train (313)884- Saturdays reqUired ters @ 810-783-0015 least 16 Starting pay up light duty mechaniCS Suburban ClaSSified Ad- 313-885-2474 2064 Please call (810)775- DRIVE TO FLORIDA to $7 50 based on expen- and cashiers Fulll part vertising Network (SCAN) SECRETARY- Full time 5330 at 312-644-6610 West Palm Beach area ence Apply at Mr C's bl A I Deli, 18660 Mack, Grosse time avalla e pp y at St Clair Shores compa- ,If '. ThiS weekend OFFICE Manager needed ,.;; ~:or:or:.'::'OI': ~ ...... :or ~ POinte Fanms, Mack at E Grosse POinte Shell ny seeks a self motivat- Terms Negotiable Warren, 881-7392, ask for 18701 Mack & Ker. for east Side Pedlatncs ~ A • A a .. a .. • • ~ ~ WAITSTAFF Ave ed, organized IndiVidual References ReqUired Chen Or 20915 Mack, by office Must have excel- ~ • LOOKING FOR At" Needed,*very busy to JOinour team of dedi- -. NEW CAREER? , Contact Dave restaurant Day or night Grosse POinte Woods, lent Insurance and ac- between 8 & 9 Mile SHEET Metal Laborer- cated profeSSionals -. Call &lid 8M If J'OU _ ~ 313-350-6101 Benefits available counting knowledge Ex- 884-3880, ask for Donna Must have own trans- Good communication - • If11&liI7 tG eanl $&0.000 , ~ Apply Within penence reqUired ~. We have the.,..tem. ,~ DRIVERS, sales, and des- portation 313-640-0901 and office skills re- Please call Donna ~ &lid t.b. ochool!A&' ~ Village Gnlle NAIL TechniCian- upscale _ ' to make )'OW' ' Ing. Retirees welcome qUired Must have (313)886-3249 Smoke free environ- 16930 Kercheval Grosse POinte Salon TEACHERSI strong computer skills _ ~ tII'e ...... &rue '~ (In Village) CLEANINC PERSONNEL SEEKING a full time ad- ment Must have a POSI- Full or part time 313- CARE GIVERS WANTED including MS Office 98 ~ • COlI Rlchanl Luuluyt • 4 ministrator assistant for tive enthUSiastic atti- HAIR styllsV assistant Up- 681-7252 Full I part time poSitions JACOBSON'S and Excel Monday- Fn- -: ...313-885-2000 : ~ available at Downtown a busy eastSide mental tude Call Mancuso Flo- scale Grosse POinte CaolS( POlllfn lOCATION. day, 8 30am- Spm Ben- - • ColdweU Banker • 4 NEW office opening In St child care center Degree health cliniC FleXible nst 313-886-8200 Salon Full or part time pARt nMo', 6uI 10.....shih efits Salary based on Clair Shores, and IS and! or expenence - • Schweitzer • Jl 313-881-7252 MUIr woak wuknd,1 expenence Send re- hours, benefits availa- EARN up to 35K year need of Job Trainers to reqUired Free parking : •Qroue Pointe Farms- : sume to EMCI Iliinova ble, competitive salary, ~~~ ...... Work from home dOing HAIRSTYLIST wanted, assist disabled adults Benefits Great Salary No np(RiuCE .(<(ss .. y! ..: :a ...... ~:a ...... ~ Energy Partners, 22201 EOE Fax resumes to data entry Will traml booth rental or comml- With employment skills C8l1l1nda at COMpETITIVEpAy($8.001 Great Mack Avenue St 810-773-6093 Computer required Call Sian, also need Sham- Call 810-771-5077 ask (313)259-5115 hou.) .. buEfIT OpTlO" Clair Shores, MI 48080 toll free 877-209-7070 poo person for Grosse for Karen MUS1hAVE.d'Abl( 204 HHP WANTED DOMESTIC or fax to 810-447-0213 ext 509 (SCA Network) POinte salon (313)882------TEMPORARY poSition for T.... Spo.TATIO•. FOl A o 2239 quality downtown DetrOit G IU T Oppo.TU.rry wnh Th( 203 HELP WA"HD BASIC house cleaning NOW hlnng all krtchen SlTUAnON WANTED NEW RESTAURANT flnms from March 27th- bESTCOMpA'yI. Th( DENTAL/MEDICAL help needed FleXible help Please call STOCK! Delivery help- TV NOWHIAINGI May 5th 20- 30 hours ,.dUST.y, pluS( Apply I. ATTENION hours $12/ hour (313)881-8540 store (810)772-9333 300 SITUATIONS WANTED Sous Chefs, GnU Cooks per week, fleXible Ex- puso. AT DENTAL ASSISTANTS (313)886-0780 BABYSITTERS Waltstaff, Bte cellent pay and working hcobsoN'1 CUTOMl. SI.WICl ThiS IS the office you're GROSSE POINTE 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL Apply Within conditions Call AdminiS- A.k 101 KBS AppllcATIO' looking fori We have a 25 year old female WI 17441 Mack Avenue trator at 313-963-9050 EOE EMPLOYMENT bachelors degree 10b.@kb.,c1u. co.. team approach practice Psychology seeking f L... .l Within a newly renovated AGENCY time Nanny posmon 200 HUP WANT£D GEN£RAl 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL InVlronment The hours are INTERNATIONAL IrS 201 HELP WANTED your home ExpeM EASTSIDE MARINA / YACHT HARBOR great, With wonderful benl- (313)885-4576 IUYSITTER enced, nurtunng an~ Litht Aeelunthlg - Put Or Full nile fits Applicants should be Fax'(313)881-3619 \lUKETl"'C BABYSITTER needed 3 loves children Non: carreer minded, organized, Serving the Tn- county AUllulh TELEMARKETING SUPERVISOR days week Must have smoker excellent refei{ P.¥.~lelAee'.lIts R.eel•• ~I. personally stable, and area for over 60 years We Do you enJOYa rut pace ""'rk environment and would lilt< references 313-881- health centered In life ences Michel'S Clmput.r Skilled. ro bt: part of an 1:"SC11Jngmarketing r~am~ Have you had offer quality employees to 8845, leave message (313)417-1965 ,I superviSion n:pctltnu In a telemarketing ~"lng and hkeoto ,..,orL: style Please call fill vanety of different POSI- and motl"att" peoplt") Can you work mde'penttndr wuh mlnlmaJ (810)775-4260 -, 313-824-1982 5UiptnLSlon' I)() you Mve a college degree: or equa"alrnt 10 work BABYSITTER wanted 1 tions from housekeepers ATTENTION: ': n;~nenCC': 1f you. S&Jd yes to the questions above-, YOu'rea night per week Fnday LTN! AN to care for 5 year butlers chauffeurs, nan- by MICHIGAN LAW;. candidate for our telemaric.~lng superv150r pol1tlon In our nies to clencal & high tech DAY CARE FACILITIES:: SouthU'l1l M'dugan tystem of COM CAST CABLE. or saturday (FleXible) old With speCial needs CUI't'

ot (..HJng dcdlc.;:Itc-d prnf(' ....llln.lh or Fax 313-343-5569 Include Ad Copy Name CARE giver Will prOVide I h, ""(,,,fI,1 "od,d", ,hould h"e the followlR!, CIRCULATION MANAGER Address, Phone Number, total care for elderly • Ac(ounfln[:: ProbClcncy I hroll~;' r rral R~lJnc(' Join the DAe team! wanted for award-winning eastside weekly Signature, VlsaJ MC person Excellent refer- ences (313)881 4565 • ( nmrw{"r "'~:Il1'i suburban newspapers . Number & Explrallon Date • rXi..cBenr Tmnper\oo.lJ ".nd ( 0mmllnl(.;:IIIl>O .. 'kill", SUk'R~ mDtlv.te4 It." WIth ,et,tlve .tlltu4, MuS! be experienced in CAC audits, • Knowlcd!,' Ot \led"." "'nd \I,d,o,d IIdlrn!, Preferred .d 411'" to ue,l for ere.,tIOft.1 4owRtowe ,"Vlt, elub Second Class mail and TMC delivery procedures 202 HELP WANTED CtERICAl 202 HElP WANTED (lIR1CAl

\'( (. r Her Ie )mpCTlIIH qLJn ,md cxcdl( nr hcncflt' hulll.' WI!.. tol'lpr.huml ~ulflh, ~rowthoppor'I.", Candidate must also be a self-motivated promoter of subSCriptions. ~rm In Df:'Tr() t ha1 ,tr1 t''X(lttnq apport..", Wlfh tlc Xlhl{ h III r.. If VOII ..lH Illr( r( ..fed rlc .HC' ",end or hll tllll' teN'rI, bitt Itlff. AOMINIHRATIVEASSISTANT r{"\urn(. with \ II,lr\ reqlllremenT\;, f.t'( h,.r,uc, r'ql,r,4 Send cover letter &. resume to Job will have- V.iHIP'ty and autonomy look nq for iI qUIck l"'unE"r • John MinniS, General Manager, who s flfO)oble nllSo good Intl"rp~r'ional \~IIIS (rf';H v€' prohlflrn ~ofVIJ19 \"r I f \(on 'on mu r\ A.n('"nrl n R ~<' hC'r!U\11 Apply I. ,erm Mu4.y Frl4.y, 91111- S,m Anteebo Publishers, and knowedqe of M {(oc;of't Oft [f' .tnd h H nes\ \ys'f>ms. I~VHll \X.Hrr 'en c Ikrr II \11 4RR24 DetrOIt Athl,tle CI,b, T'III' Offie, Eltr.ete, 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farm!,>MI 482 ~6; Imm e'<1 llt(> oPfin nq "1< ~d ~111 r IA\ q~ H~ I02l) '"- rm.. "' ... or fax to 31 ~-882-1 S8:> e.-~ ... Send rp!.ume 660 Woodw.ud Swtr 1 ')00 ONr() f 4RJ 26 I\n 1 qll~i ( ), ~ HI J ,\ f rnpln'\ rr 241 M.dItOft, emer of M.4,m R. J olu R Or lax 111 %} '010 Thursday, February 3, 2000 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

305 SITUATIONS WANTED 308 SITUATIONS WANTED 412 MISter .call (810)463-6542, ex (313)884.()721 makerl crusher 313- Burl walnut bookcase beatable pncesl Con- more pianos are coming Colt Luger others Col penenced and refer- through the door Quail 8825683 adorned With fluted column verters, Mers Video sta lector (248)4783437 enced EXPERIENCED, trustwor- and ornate carvings, one billzers One year war- ty used pianos trom thy, reliable housekeep- WANTED GI 402 ARTS" (RAfTS of a kind 9ft ladles Rose ranty 30 day money $450 Also moving tun er available Monday- wood and burl walnut VIC- back guarantee Arrow mg, refiniShing, rebUild- VINTAGE CLOTHES J:'~ MERCHANDISE~ d~il Ref8"c"'cC~ HERITAGE Square Ail:, II j~. t1~:IITjd:d~ dilU tonan vanity c1840 With VoIWW arrowteK com GtJJ Don. clean your available Reasonable que Mall Upscale anti- pralsals Michigan Plano 400 MERdlANDISE marble top Side pillars Ma closet, sell It I rates (313)369-2839 ques, crafts and gifts FUR coat It's from Hud- Company (248)548 ANfIOU£S / COtlEmirror, Bronzes, all paintings and com Top $$ paid $575 (313)343-0491 af- 5pm, SUnday 11am- Originally $875 Now, erences Call 810-773- watercolors of local artists GUITARS, banJOS and Call today 5pm (810)725.2453 $375 810-286-0006 8846 ter 6pm (SarkiS, Singer LeWIS) mandolins. ukes want. 248.866-4389 Italian. English and ASian HOUSEKEEPER, reliable, BEARS North Amencan 406 ESTATESAl£S GAME table, 4 leather ed Collector 313-886 WANTED. queen Slze Pottery, glassware, anti- experienced, Cleaning Muffy's VIB's, Mrnl chairS With casters Best 4522 mattress set In good que and very collectible laundry Ironing Reason- VIB's Raikes Roches- oHer 313-885-4342 KIMBALLJ Whitney spinel condition 313-872-4248 able rates References bronzes, anlJque IVOryfig- ter Appointment KEROSENE heater En- plano, walnut, $800 ~ ~ urines and Netsuke's # • • • - • • • • • ~ available Mana (248)370-0486 (313)885-0882 Sheet Paddy and hiS pig tertainment center, WANTED (810)558-7356 musIc $50 ($200 value) mechanical bank brand new ExerCise • DETROIT'S BEST KEPT GUitars Mandolins:. MAID For You- European several other collectibles equipment (810)755- MARIMBA KOrl 210, SECRET!! BanJos Ukeleles .' style All occasions 3824 Rosewood, 4 & 1/3 Historic Eastern Market All at 30% OFF... oc. Pocket Watches .' Days! nights (313)417- tlve, solid frame Like Antique Mall Sale starts. LARK carry on luggage, Old Toys ToyTrains , • 9615 new, $4 000 313-882- 2530 Market Street Thursday, February 3 to wheels, upnght SUiter, Swords • POLISH house keeper, IN_ BUV BOOKS Saturday, February 5 1050 Tuesday thru Friday AND LI.RARIES fits overhead binS Old WnstWatchdes • • With expenence and ref- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Timeless Antiques, (313)884-7621 Auto Memorabilia .' erences, looking for new JOHN KING Berkley 41 S WANTED TO BUY saturday, Barn to 6:30pm 313-961-0622 lOCAL COlLEClE R • cleaning work or other (248)582-1510 LITTON microwave, 15"X • Antiques III Collectables Michigan s Larges1 Bookstore 19505- 60s dolls, espe- PAYING TOP CASH related posllions Spaces Available SlrlC-e 19EiS 22" excellent condition • • Clip and S ..... It"II8 ad • COUCHES, chairs, coffee Cially Barbie, wanted by 313-886-4522 • (313)893-0383 ask for 313-446-6898 $50 Graco Play Yard Aneta lable, antique couches, like new, $40 (313)886 EastSide collector who ~ ...... ~• chairs, end table Rea- pays cashl {313)B86- a.; .& ::.. POLISH woman will clean FURNITURE refinished, 407 fiREWOOD 3657 sonable (810)773-2161 4392 your house, ~wn trans- repaired, stnpped, any MOVING sale, love seats, 419 IUllDING ANY pre 1975 records, al- portatlon Call Margaret, type of caning Free es- FIREWOOD, Northem KIDS bookcasel dresser china cabinet, girls 7 bums 45s, 78s, Juke- (313)892-4319 tlmates 313-345-6258, Michigan's finest Guar- bed, natural wood, less piece bedroom set, ma- ALL steel bUlldlngs- year anteed to be the abso- box, OJ, Beatles Items SMALL Polish cleaning 248-661-5520 than year old, $300 ple student desk, apart- end clearance Up to lute best seasoned fire- 313-871.7713 service 6 years expen- 810.777.0588 ment stove, stair stepper 50% off Must selll 40x L1FESIZE bronze yearling wood that you have ever BASEBALL memorabilia, ence In Grosse POinte & exercise bike, dresser, 60, 50x 100, 80x 150 horse and Ilfesize solid burned, or your money MAHOGANY (In-home & centers) area References lamps, fine china & autographs balls, bats, 800-379-3754 wood hand- carved Indi- back & you keep the INTERIORS must show their (313)874-5391, 313- more Call Don, 313- gloves programs vrn- an (248)588-5102 lumber 810-777-9082 (Fine Furniture tage Items, photos Col- -l! < current license to your 759-8058 881-6481 M~rtdvertlslng representatIVe & Antique Shop) lector (313)690-9360 SPATBY Cleaning Serv- ROLL TOP desk, twin ped- FIREWOOD- Free deliv- 506 S. Washington MOVING sale Couch & III P .when plaCing your ads BRIO trains and accesso- Ice Reasonably pnced estal, 48" Wide, and ery, free stacking, free Royal Oak, MI loves eat, brown & rust ~~ 1 THANK YOU nes and table Call ANIMALS (810)412-9906 Fax 810- matching oak desk kindling Seasoned $601 (5 blocks North of pnnt like new $250 15' (810)797-6039 "10• TS 'n' Tots Day Care- 791-6706 chair $2.500 3 piece cord Evening calls wel- 696 Freeway at1 0 Mile. round pool, 2 years old SOO ANIMAl .~t~ licensed prOVider Harp- THE HOUSE-KE- TEERS mahogany dining room come, 313-882-1069 Take Woodward! With all equipment in- BUYING ADOPT A PET :~}'ter Woods NutritiOUs CLEANING SERVICE set tab Ie, chIna cabinet, Main S1reet exit.) cluded plus ladder, ex- Jewelry, Watches :- r meals! TLC prOVided Bonded and Insured breakfront $1,000 Baldwin baby grand plano, cellent condition, $250/ Diamonds, Gold, ADOPT a retired racing greyhound Make a fast l':~(313)884-9027 teams (313)881-5799 evenings NORTHERN Baker mahogany break- Call 313-882-1559 Silver, Platinum, COins i ResldentlalJ Commercial front, round mahogany Old Clocks, Antiques fnend' 1-8oo-398-4dog REFRIGERATOR, 21 cu Servicing since 1981 THE COACH HOUSE FIREWOOD dining room tables (tradi- The Gold Shoppe Michigan Greyhound ft, almond, good condi- 313-582-4445 18519 Mack tional and banquet Size), 22121 Gratiot Connection L prepare your dinner COMPANY tion Dinette, table, 4 houseketeers com (corner Eaet Warren) which Includes oval, rec- Eastpointe MI, 48021 GROSSE POinte Animal jbefore you amve home www ~",,,,..1I,FI"~ chairs, new condition 313-882.7599 tangular and drop leaf (810)774-0966 Acoptlon Soclety- pets I am also an expen- WE CLEAN HOUSES! M"flil H... ..-, Prices negolJable 313- "t The Coach House is re- Complete mahogany bed- for adoption, Saturday, enced Laundress If you Krystal Clean 821-1296 BUYING old fumlture, modeling. Seiling all room sets, extra chests, February 5, 12- 3pm .are In need of that serv- Maid serviceS, LLC glassware china, and furnlshingsl dressers and night stands SHOWTIME Rotisserie other Interesting ltems Children s Home of De A Ice also 810-774-1295 Ready to serve all Thurs, Feb 3rd, 10- 4 kmg and queen size four and BBQ As seen on trolt, 900 Cook, Grosse I • I I your household needs John, 313-882-5642 Fri, Feb 4th, 10- 4 poster beds, antique ma- TV Complete baSIC set POinte Woods -ProfeSSional -Bonded Sat, Feb 5th, 10- 2 hogany secretary/ book- CAMERA'S wantedl Don't (313)884-1551 -Insured .Dependable Excellent condlbon, $90 ThiS sale Includes anti- case With wooden doors, sell at garage sales I Top years expenence -Affordable (810)778-5838 MICHIGAN Anti Cruelty ques, vintage, hand (aprox 7' tall), sets of ma- pnces paldl Lelca, NI- Grosse POinte referen. SOCiety, a non-profit or- 248-821.9106 painted & unclalmed fur- hogany dmlng room chairs TORO 1800 electriC snow- kon, Canon, Alpa, ces Monday. Sunday. ganization serving ani. 30b SITUATIONS WANTED niture Also, collectibles, (Chippendale, Sheraton, thrower, like new, $100 VOlghtlander, ZeiSS, (313)885-7740 mals since 1935 With HOUSE SITTING upholstery fabncs (bolt Shleldback, Lyreback, 4- Jane Fonda treadmill, Contax, Pentax, Top- animal rescue, cruelty Polish woman looking HOUSE and pet care glv- end & sample pieces). 12 per set) Large English $75 Easy Glider, $20 con, Mlnolta, Hassel- Investigations. humane for house cleaning Ex- er, With references. $12 "Something of Interest mahogany gothlc style (810)775-1486 blad, Olympus, etc Ritz education and adop- penenced, references per day (313)640-4951 for all"l breakfront' china cabinet Collectibles, 1-800-956- UPHOLSTERY shop clos- tions Satellite adoption 313.36~9951 or (810)530-2723 camelback sofa, Wingback 9132 (SCA Network) (810) 777-4876 Ingl Sewing machines, Saturday. February 5 at TOWN Hall Antiques for chairs, cuno cabinets, EANING service Well ------20 Telf"u! s.,."," eqUipment, fumlture. of- COLLECTING children's Petco 9 Mile & Gratiot the best selection of drum tables 011 paintings, established In Grosse 'llM,..t n..GJ'OSSI P.j,,~ fice eqUipment, fabriC books, all kinds includ- Eastpointe between 11 quality merchandise lamps. Pomte area Excellent worktables, table saw, Ing Nancy Drew, Hardy & 3 Call 313-891-7188 Downtown Romeo references Kathy, TOO MUCH TOO LIST! lots of stuffl Open Satur- Boys Call Jill, 810-293- Open 7 days a week, 10 408 FURNITURE VISA.MC-AMEX (810)790-3468 day/ Sunday 1- 5pm Or 3676 S05 LOST AND FOUND -6 (810)752-5422 248-545-4 t 10 call (810)445-0370 PENDABLE 2 women SOFA, purple, italian DIAMONDS leather, like new $1,200 SOFAJ loveseat- Lazy Boy, FOUND- 6 month Siamese teaml Reasonable, trust- WALTHER 380 PPKS, Estate, Antique Jewelry MARINE CITY or best (810)774-5335 6 months old, blue! tan or Himalayan kitten worthy References Taurus 22 mag Ruger & Coins Antique Warehouse Coffee and end tables (brown, stnpped paws! onday- Fnday Open 7 daY5 22 mag 22 LR, 38 Colt Looking to bUy MASSIVE $500/ best (810)774- tail 313-882-6367 (810}777-9175, pager To place your ad, call: .We Buy &: Sell Viper (313)885-1025 Gemologist on staff 810-765-1119 FLOOR 2949 10-860-2173 (313)882-6900 ext 3 to Call after 5pm POinte Jewelry 105 Fa.rbanks (M29) 409 GARAG£/YARD/ Manne Cltv CEILING 20100 Mack, 2nd floor 400 MERCHANDISE JANUARY 8ASEMENT SALE Grosse Pointe Woods ANTIOUES / COllECTIBLES LIQUIDATION WE BUY OLD Sterling Bank BUilding SALE ORIENTAL RUGS between 7 & 8 Mile DEL GIUDICE Painlings Movrng Sale- 1112 Devon- Any size, any condition (313)884-3325 SEE THE CLASSIFTEDS ~ * GHALI, INC. TROY Rugs ANTIQUES shire, Park Fumlture, FINE china dinnerware Silver 1.800-841-1181 (313)882-0900 ext 3 Wl.' make houS(' cllIs.1 acceSSOries, kids stuff sterling Silver flatware Birds of a Feather Marble Lamps Saturday only 9a m - 413 MUSICAL and antiques Call Janl ANTIQOeS & MORe Dinning Chairs 0.-0- Iblnt~ News 1pm INSTRUMENTS Herb (810)731-8139 hO.j. "<'''010 s>,\" HOL '>E:-IIOLD Sundays at noon • . 248-399.2608 P\IHI( 1\ I\OLOJI:.."I\I [.',T \fE - \10\ I'\G MIKE'S Antiques- 11109 401 APPliANCES Morang Buy & Sell fur. FRESH START !J"rhr'l QI a; :~Q/I;np.; nlture, all parntrngs • Friday, February 11th 630 P m ELECTRIC stove $50 lamps Persian rugs .. ORGANIZERS Saturday, February 12th at t1 00 a m Gas stove $100 Refng- Sunday February 13th at Noon stained glass wrndows erator $100 Washer abtate Sales on Hours pottery porcelain Open ,...... , 4"""...... 30 .,m •• 1,30 p,m. $110 Dryer $100 Deliv- Monday- Saturday 10- ESTATE AND MOVING SALE aBa~ement-to-Attl( .'"NarY 5""...... • .30 5:30p.m. ery 810293-2749 6pm (313)881 9500 Orgal1lzatlon ~ F...... , lIttI...... ,...... ,30 , •1:30, , Conducted by JEAN FORTON ~ FailNafY m.. . .30 a:3O,. "....." ,...... , fOtll... •.•. • .30 , • 1=*'11..... \1'arcJa Wllk ( ynthla Campbell FllU ...... IUNCo _ESOAY EVENING EKHllIITlON 40b ESTATESAlES 406 ESTATESAlES 313.822-3174 313-881 2849 ~1~ 882 7865 FIIEE VALET .. "IIICING .. ll SAU: DATES

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W (. tv rr\ l nt( rt i1nml nt \110 a lrlmlon 1992 ( hn rIllet I aprlr plat<" l r"qal e,(lellent lond,lllln 'iel our ad In /)/ ;(m,hIlJ Gla. Amdh)'ll cul dopr_m Arnoncz, C..,bndse anl1-.d< uph ll\t(,Tt..df'mnlhlTl Auto 'ieltmn (110 \) F1NF ART APPR 4,IWR, & Al CTIO"HR, ~I"cr 1'127 V... ow~or W1lIb... 30) 4()Q f P"~f'VIf'1 "'>It' Of'o\ ( f ~lRfFr "1 ~BfR~ IH1"ORfll 1101'1 "1'1, f"fR TEL ("il1j %"l f,.?"~ FA,X n 1 9fj'\ ~1q.Q Grosse Pointe Sales, IDe If tROt I,H ( ~RrOR I PIRk 0' H" \Jllf Of 1 H! ( III IIH fllllil" \1 I KKI 141<1 lOR III I \11 ~ • 'i\"'twW1"'0 h~llf'I, rom \fRH1" 1001( WR 1m R4,I'-ROW'" \lRf! I ,t ~llfR\ f10'ORfI' \I Q I \l \\1\ RIlI\ C41duct«lby Renee A NIXon 313.822.1443 Oll/!'flly 810-779-6274 keyless entry &. alarm, best Must sell 1993 Jeep Cherokee 8539 ' lac lue H ucklm excellent condillon CO player, 21 5K miles 7408 (313)885-7365 Sport 2 door 4WD -~~-~~~- $5250 313-886-4511 1992 Olds Regency With $14500 or highest olter b 12 AUTOMOTIVE 1965 Plymouth Voyager, 1990 Volvo 740GL wagon blacl.#""'~-il'~.. 907 BASEMENT 917 PlASTER _;------iiiiII919 CHIMNEY ClEANING 930 mCTRICAl SERVICES 907 BASEMENT 912 BUILDING/REMODELING 914 CARPENTRY WAtERPROOFING WAtERPROOfiNG GARAGE SEAVER'S Home Malnte- FIRST Griffin Fence Compa'!Y-": CHAS. F. JEFFREY nance Plaster, drywall, ELECTRICAL CO ."~ CAPIZZO CON ST. SUTTON STRAIGHTENING textures, palnllng 19 COACHLIGHT • "All Types Of FeflCIng';; Basement Waterproofing Roof raising, door .40 Vrs Expenence • BASEMENT CONSTRUCTION years In Grosse POinte CHIMNEY SWEEP CO, JOHN, Master ElectrIcal "Sales "'" WATERPROOFING alignment & adJustments 313-882-0000 Slate Licensed 810-776-1007 "Installation, Repairs.: -OutSide Method or -REMOOEUNG i~ • WALLS STRAIGHTENED House & floor raising 5154 Emergency ServIce "Senior Discount _:S .Inslde Method AND REPLACED -BATHROOMS ChImneys CIeaJled Violations, Renovation 822-3000 800-305-9~ .Walls Straightened and leveling. Replace w"" .. '" • 10 YEAR ~ -KJTCHENS 918 CEMENT WORR & Braced rotten wood in garage caps.Screens Doorbells, Ranges, Dryers MODERN FENCE ::: -ROOM ADDmONS .FoundatlOns Underpmned GUARANTEE ~' structural members. ALL. masonry work- Tucl<- Ins/ailed Semor Citizen Discount White Cedar Speclall5~~:: ~ J AAlmal Removal N II h - - -DUPONT CORIAN@ Cer1lfied & 0 service ca c arge Serving the Grosse : .L,censed &. Insured Family Doors lubricated. POint, chimney, bricks, B: 313-882-1800 Busmess LJcensed, Insured John Price block, stones Lay patio InsurerJ ------POlntes since 1955 . - ..; LICENSED References 313-882-0746 slate Cement steps "Automatic Gate OpeneP8""';': JAMES Kleiner Basement INSURED Mark, 313-823-8986 810-779-7619 S & J ELECTRIC 29180 Gratiot, RoseVllllf ~ Waterproofing Masonry, TONY Tim, 24lH385-8170 Residential Commercial 810-776-5456 0.;,; • 91 b CARPET INSTALLATION VITO'S Cement work, and concrete 20 years 885-0612 No Job Too Small expenence Licensed porches, dnveways, pa- GARY'S carpet Service tiOS, bncl(' Pointe's ~------~--~------~------~--~IVINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS: Lay Sand Finish "_.' Pf'("mier -StBirling [xperts- Remodeler 50 years expenence I 6% OFF (NO SALES TAX) : "Llcensed'lnsured' IL ~_~~~u~~Mus' present coupon ~I 11112-06.211 "Reference.- 313-535-7256 Thursday, February 3, 2000 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

957 PlUMIING .. 954 PAINTING/DECOllATING . 960 ROOfiNG SERVICE" 'H'i HANDYMAN 946 HAULING I. MOVING 9'i4 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING INSTALLATION T & Country Hard- 1. A Bob's Complete Han BRIAN'S PAINTING JAX Palnllng & Staining WALLPAPER DIRECT \fliod Floors SpecIalIz- dyman Service 16 Prolesslonal palnllng No lob too small Refer REMOVAL PLUMBING Ing In refinishing and In- years expenence Spe- Intenor and extenor ences (810)2688755 BY TIM & SpeCialiZing In all types 01 stalling hardwood 1I00rs CialiZing In mtenor! exte- JOHN'S PAINTING EKperlenced quality DRAIN licensed! Insured nor pamtlng Drywall! painting Caulking, Window work dependable. lntenor Exlenor SpeCial lowest price 1(800)991-6769, carpentry Reasonable glaZing and plaster repair 521-0726 IZlng In repairing damaged 1(810)872-9610 leave Insured (810)3440090 All work guaranteed (.'0)771.4007 'Free E,I males INCORPORATED Local & Fully Insuredl plasler drywall & cracks message ALL of your home 1m Long Distance For Free Estimates and peeling paint Window put f!l~f!l 'Full Product Warranty COMPLETE WOOD floor sanding re provement needs Spe- tyll1g and caulking wallpa ROOFING Agent for Reasonable Rates call I~ MIKE'S PROFESSIONAL ~ 'Semor Discount hnlshlnQ Michigan Floor CialiZing In all types 01 810-778-2749 penng Also pamt old alu SE:HVICE Se'rvlces 22725 Greater home repairs Intenor! Global Van Lines mlnum ;Idlnq All work and ~ PAINTING ~ A References RESIDEN T1AL Mack Call 1 800 606- extenor We do It all LI DECORATIVE SpeCialists material guaranteed Rea All Wor" Guardnteed COMMEHCIAL 1615 censed Insured 810 complete reSidential sonable Grosse POinte ~ & WAlLPAPERING ~ 6152040 custom palnling! Faux references Fully Insured MICHAEL HAGGERTY TEAR OFF 933 fURNITURE ~ InteriOllExleriorInclulles ~ Insured 25 years expe Free eshmates Lie Master Plumber RESHINGLE ~u,NISHING I UPHOlSHRING ALWAYS avallable- repalIIngdamagedplaster Wayne State student f1ence (810)530 3520 3138825038 ~ crackspeelingpaint ~ CERTIFIED FURNITURE refinished General, electrical 822-4400 KARLS Painting & Plaster ~ Windowglazingcaulxlng,~ APPLICATIONS OF PlRalred striPped. any FIREFIGHTERS! painters t.\111. flU. I'LL \1 III R r • Ioro" and Small Jobs .:;.+ 8 .... !'Ill ~ -::;f ., oalOlllloalumInumSldlnq r.! 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Page 2 YourHome Thursday, February 3, 2000 Landscape lighting for safety, security and beauty Q. would hke to mstall some r ~- >i~~t ${"" t-~~~\" ~n'1:A~ "i~ ON 'l'MECOVER- outdoor hghtmg around my home but I don't want It to look hke an r~ Ask airport runway How do I choose 80 WOODLAND SHORE, whIch type to mstall and where? ;' The A. Llghtmg the outdoor land- 'jJmdscaper GROSSE POINTE SHORES scape adds new mterest to your Exceptionally well maintained brick center entrance home and landscape, as well as ~ . adding secunty, safety and beauty "~' . Colonial. Four bedrooms two full and two half baths; Ii';. "---,, --. --..~, '''--<''''1\ to your home With outdoor hght- C' By David Soulliere " 109 sets you get what you pay for . "' ". .~" _.,-- spacious entry foyer; formal living room and dining room; There IS a big difference between make It look lIke an aIrport run- family room with fireplace plus library/den; first floor the cheap box hght sets and buy. way. Ing separate fixtures and cus. Secunty and safety are great laundry facility; three car attached garage; two furnaces 1999; tomlzmg a system reasons to mstall landscape lIght- A box set may start at around mg, but the beauty it adds to the professionally landscaped yard. Ready for you to move right $100 and mstalhng a custom landscape IS what you will notice in. $719,000 hghtmg will start around $500 A quality IIghtmg project WIll The better sets are made to last - hIghlight the focal pomts of the they have metal fixtures mstead landscape and add mterest WIth of plastic and a larger assortment creatIve lIghtmg effects When 21 FISHER, of fixture types to produce the you choose qualIty hght fixtures GROSSE POINTE llght effect you want. Most sys- you will notice the light effect and tems for the dO-It-yourselfer are not the llght fixture New construction. Excellent location Four bedrooms, three low voltage systems. For large Path hghtIng IS one type of homes or commerCIal uses there hghtmg effect we dJscussed. full and two half bath modern Colonial with flexible open are nO-volt systems that electn- Others are up !.lghtIng or spot floor plan: impressive two story foyer; hardwood floors, high Clans Install hghtmg ThIs IS when you tlluml- It IS well known that an Illumi- nate an interestmg plant, garden ceilings, state of the art kitchen opens to spacious eating area; . nated area will deter thieves artwork or design accent on the WIth a few well-placed hghts you home Choosmg these focal pomts huge great room with fireplace and high windows; first floor can bnghten the doorways, WIQ- to hght IS the second area to laundry; library/den; spacious master suite with SItting room, dows and even ehmmate a few choose where to install lIghts Try hIding spots around the home All to only choose a few focal pomts, fireplace, walk-in closet, Jacuzzi and stall shower. Two thIs can be accomphshed WIthout so It does not look too busy furnaces. Three car attached garage. $950,000. Visit the maJo.ng your yard look hke a max- Back lIghting IS when the lIght Imum-secunty pnson yard A IS behmd the object ofmterest and virtual tour: www.realtor.com MLS #31297. well-Installed system WIll produce you wIll see a SIlhouette of that a soft subtle lIght effect that adds object on the house or fence Next to the beauty of the home. add lIght to areas to balance the 877 AVON COURT, Safety at mght also allows us to amount of lIght around the yard see where we are steppmg In the Down IIghtmg IS when you mstall GROSSE POINTE WOODS dark Every Iightmg project the light fIxture up hIgh eIther on should Include hghts around the house or m a tree and IllumI- MetIculously mamtained. In pristine conditIOn: Four steps, porches and unleveled nate the area on the ground ThIs bedroom, two and one half bath Colonial on a cuI de sac near ground When choosmg locatIons Will achIeve a bnght moonht for lIght fixtures these areas are effect and create mterestmg shad- Liggett Middle School; large living room with fireplace, the first to light up Next, you ows on the ground You can even want to locate the paths and add underwater lIghts If you have formal dining room; library/den; newer updated kitchen; walkways It IS not necessary to a backyard pond spacious first floor laundry room/optional playroom; hght the whole path, usually Just Low voltage systems are easy to around the corners and entrances hardwood floors; newer windows. $349,000. MLS #31773. Too many hghts on a path WIll See LANDSCAPER, page 5 .. 1956 ALLARD, 96 HALL PLACE GROSSE POINTE WOODS Grosse Pointe Farms AttractIve three bedroom, one and half bath Colonial. I Newer' updated kitchen with breakfast bar, lavatory, roof, wmdows. Living room with bay wmdow, formal dmmg Sanctity ojContract room, large famIly room wtth bay window, hardwood floors, STEWART TITLE recreatIOn room. $225,000. MLS #31864.

"Enhancl/Ig rhe Real Esrote Pnme Iocabon, neaTlake Gourmet kitchen Closing Process" paneled hbrary, hvmg room With natural 20311 Mack Avenue fireplace, dmmg room, powder room, new Grosse Pointe Woods oak floors Master bedroom WIth bath, two (313) 884- 7300 bedrooms With bath Newly decorated m neutral colors FlOrida room, finished • Prudenbal Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. CATIiERlNE WILLIFORD basement With halt bath Central alT Two Branch Manager car garage 5475,000 u.U 313-886-1821 fOT an appOIntment Immediate avaIlab'.hty 882.0087 Thursday, February 3, 2000 YourHome Page 3 Reline's Best Bu

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A quality lighting project will The better sets are made to last _ highlight the focal points of the they have metal fixtures instead landscape and add interest with of plastic and a larger assortment creative lighting effects. When 21 FISHER, of fixture types to produce the you choose quality light fixtures light effect you want. Most sys- you will notice the light effect and GROSSE POINTE tems for the do-it-yourselfer are not the light fixture. New construction. Excellent location. Four bedrooms, three low voltage systems. For large Path lighting is one type of homes or commercial uses there lighting effect we discussed. full and two half bath modem Colonial with flexible open are nO-volt systems that electri- Others are up lighting or spot cians install. lighting. This is when you illumi- floor plan: impressive two story foyer; hardwood floors, high It is well known that an illumi- nate an interesting plant, garden ceilings, state of the art kitchen opens to spacious eating area; . nated area will deter thieves. artwork or design accent on the With a few well-placed lights you home. Choosing these focal points huge great room with frreplace and high windows; first floor can brighten the doorways, win- to light is the second area to laundry; library/den; spacious master suite with sitting room, dows and even eliminate a few choosewhere to install lights. Try hiding spots around the home. All to only choose a few focal points, fireplace, walk-in closet, Jacuzzi and stall shower. Two this can be accomplished without so it does not look too busy. making your yard look like a max- Back lighting is when the light furnaces. Three car attached garage. $9?O,OOO.Visit the imum-security prison yard. A is behind the object ofinterest and virtual tour: www.realtor.com MLS #31297. well-installed system will produce you will see a silhouette of that a soft subtle light effect that adds object on the house or fence. Next to the beauty of the horne. add light to areas to balance the Safety at night also allows us to amount of light around the yard. 877 AVON COURT, see where we are stepping in the Down lighting is when you install GROSSE POINTE WOODS dark. Every lighting project the light flXture up high either on should include lights around the house or in a tree and illumi- Meticulously maintained. In pristine condition: Four steps, porches and unleveled nate the area on the ground. This ground. 'When choosing locations will achieve a bright moonlit bedroom, two and one half bath Colonial on a cuI de sac near for light fixtures these areas are effect and create mteresting shad- Liggett Middle School; large living room with fireplace; the first to light up. Next, you ows on the ground. You can even want to locate the paths and add underwater lights if you have formal dining room; library/den; newer updated kitchen; walkways. It is not necessary to a backyard pond. spacious first floor laundry room/optional playroom; light the whole path, usually just Lowvoltage systems are easy to around the corners and entrances. hardwood floors; newer windows. $349,000. MLS #31773. Too many lights on a path will See LANDSCAPER, page 5 1956 ALLARD, 96 HALL PLACE GROSSE POINTE WOODS Grosse Pointe Farms Attractive three bedroom, one and half bath Colonial. Newer: updated kitchen with breakfast bar, lavatory, roof, windows. Living room with bay window, formal dining SmlCnry of COTl"Qct room, large family room with bay window, hardwood floors, STEWART TITLE recreation room. $225,000. MLS #31864. "Enhancing the Real Eslale Pnme locatIon, near lake Gourmet kttchen, Closing Process" paneled hbrary, hVlng room With natural 20311 Mack Avenue fireplace, dining room, powder room, new Grosse Pointe Woods oak floors Master bedroom WIth bath, two (313) 884-7300 bedrooms With bath Newly decorated In neutral colors FlOrIda room, fInIshed ~ Prudential Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. CATHERINE WILLIFORD basement With halt bath Central air. Two Branch Manager car garage. $475,000 Call 313-886-1821 for an appointment. ImmedIate avallabthty 882-0087 Thursday, February 3, 2000 YourHome Page 3 Reline's Best Buys

$65,000 GREAT INVESTMENT OPPOR11JNITY. Three bedroom bungalow: one bath plus stall shower In basement; large second floor bedroom with sitting area has knotty pme panelIng and built-In dressers and shelving; two car deta1ched garage. Buyer complC!es city certs. MLS.11000055.

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GROSSe PMrf SHORES mo.ooo &ROSSE POIfrE fMIIS $535,000 GROSSE POINlE WOODS ... GROSSE PfINTE CITY $319,000 SPACIOUS four ~ CokJnial with library LOCATION. LOCATION, LOCATION. Elegant CENTER ENTRANCE COlOMA/... In prime Woods TWO COMPLETElY UPOATEO units With newer and family room. Mu1schJer kitchen, sub-zero Colonial with four bedrooms, three and one fridge. Full bath with in shower on location this spacious home features 11 large kitchens, windows, heating and central air. waJk first half baths. New spacious family room. New remodeled kitchen, family room With natural Three bedrooms-one bath, oak floors. Expand ftoor. tal lister for appointment (GPN-GW- landscaping featuring BhJestone walkway and 35WOO). (313) 886-4200. fireplace, master bedroom with fun bath, into attic. All in incredible location! (GPN.GF. porch. Spacious rooms. (GPN-GW-44DEA) finished basement and more. OPEN $UNMy 65RfV) (313) 886-5800. (313) 886--4200. 2-4. 679 PEACHTREE. (313) 886-4200

GROSSE P(IIl"E FARMS $565,000 • GROSSE POIN1'E FARMS $37O,CO) CHMMING AVE BEDROOM center entrance GROSSE POINTE FARMS $269,_ GROSSEPCMNTEFMMS $247,500 COMfORTABlY B..EGANT TUDOR. wann, natural Just ~ on desirabre cut--de-sac. Famity room, ELEGANT ENGUSH BUNGALOW. move into EASY CARE FREE Uvingl Three bedroom decor with generous room sizes. Lovefy leaded this fabuloos home. Designer kitchen, cozy den, updated kitchen, newer furnace, ranch, updated kitchen • eating space, gfass door sepanding vestibule from gracIOUS Cozy to the fireplace in the centra air conditioning, CUSIDm master suite hardwood ftoors. up natural fireplace in IMng mom, heated Ronda entry toyer. Updated kitcheo, new family room living room and enjoy every inch of this wfth battVdressing roomI~ (GPN-H- and more. 23B 1IcKII.EY. (313) 886-4200. room, covered walkway to garage, sprinklers. 7OVEN). (313) 885-2000. remodefed home. (GPN-GW-l3BB.) (313) 886- (GPN-H-4OBfl) (313) 885-2000. 4200.

&ROSSE POIfTE FARMS ~ &ROSSE .-nt FARMS $55O,GOO WONOERAJl FARMS lOCATION. Three GROSSE POINTE WOODS $339.500 GROSSE PfIITE WOODS $257.000 0UTSTANDrNG CEHTet ENTRANCE Colonial 10 bedroom, one and one half baths and a famify lARGE FAMIlY HOME. This beautifut home BEAUTIRJl PRISTJNE COlONIAL Newer. popular Farms area, newer kitchen, roof, Updated kitchen, central air condition- boasts four bedrooms, famjfy room and den. kitchen wfttJ nook, £eRtnIl air, hot room. sprinkfer system, mud room, recreation room. furnace, ing, alarm system. glass bkx:k in basement, Rnished basement, IoveJy landscaping, two water tank, 1Mdscaping, driveway and carpet. McMHn condition! (GPN-H-Q2HAN) (313) 885- car attached gnge and a home warranty tear off in 1998 tor house and garage. A Must 2000. Am floor lavatory and finished basement with See! (GPN-H-18MAN) (313) 885-2000. • too! (GPN-GW~M) (313) 886-4200. wet bar. (~-84SEV) (313) 886-4200.

GROSSE POINTE WOODS $197,500 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $139,900 fabulous HARPER WOODS $188,900 THREE BEDROOM BRICK RANCH in AOOM FOA EVERYONE. Four bedrooms, HARPER WOODS $125,900 large OUTSTANDING BRICK RANCH With Grosse Woods area. Na1ural fireplace, basement family room, private basement offIce. IMPECCABLY KEPT BRICK bungalow on Pomte SchoolS-all appliances stay Within last recreation room, pnvate yard outlined wrtt1 recreation room, first floor master has desirable street in Harper Woods, new perenrnals attached garage, paba with gas three years: Lookl Furnace, air CondrtiOOlng, bath Grosse Pointe schools, loads of windows throughout inctuding bay WIndow In pool, deck, Windows, doors In QroUnd spnn- gnU, Aorida room. (GPN-H-71ANQ (313) 885- charm. (GPN.GW-14COU) (313) 886-4200. livIng room, new roof, new 40 gaJtoo hot water 2000 klers, glass block Windows and more! (GPN-H-28LEN). (313) 885-2000 heater, partially finished basement (GPN-GH- 01NEyV(313)885-2000. For more properties visit our website at: www.cbschweitzer.com ~ SCHWEITZER.. 1il== ,..,~REAL ESTATE Thursday. February 3,2000 YourHome Page 5 Clean up your countertops with a new look Q. Mr. Hllrrlw~rf>, T r~?d y,-,ur' Huwever whtm I pamt on a very Important here. posting at mrhardware.com shiny surface I always sand first. regarding painting Formica cabi- Your enemy with any applied Not aggressively, just dust lightly finish is its susceptibility to nets. Is it the same procedure for with a medium/fine sandpaper Formica countertops? Do I need to scratches produced by abrasive (about 120 to 220 grit) to break cleaners. These finishes won't be seal it so it will not fade with daily the shine. use and cleaning? J.P. as durable as the old Formica. Next use a primer rated for the Choose your cleaners ca'refully A. Yes, J.:P., as with painting situation. Bonding to Formica and any surface successfully just fol- and enjoy that renewed counter- providing a foundation for the fin- top for years to come. low a few basic rules. Clean the ish is very important. Two very surface so the finish can adhere Send your questions to; Mr. respected products are B.I.N. Hardware c/o Gilbert's Pro properly. In this case we want the be paint thinner, lacquer thinner, Primer' Sealer, and XIM Primer Formica very clean because the Hardware at 21920 Harper, St. or shellac thinner. Use caution as Sealer Bonder. There are many Clatr Shores 48080; call (810) finish will be tested daily. Don't these are all flammable. The sol- products that do a fine job; just forget to rinse off any cleaner 776-9532, e-mail blair@mrhard. vent ensures there aren't any oils don't save money by using an ware.com, or visit www.mrhard- residue. I often wipe the area or grease left on the surface. inexpensive primer. There is noth- down with a rag dampened with a ware.com for a recap of some 'of my Many primers claim they can be ing worse than having a job peel columns. little solvent. The solvent should applied over any shiny surface. because you saved $5 on a gallon of primer. Bonding to the old sur- • • face is key to getting durabili ty 1 : Landscaper------out of this job. --C'~..::;',...... "..'....,;;.:~; A durable finish will not require ~,. .i '; : I '..~ '" • From page 2 custom pick different fixtures and . ,. .'. 'C' transformers sized for your lights. further sealing. Applying a sealer _._---1iJ1 m-~i- install with a few simple tools. A These fixtures are made of steel or over some paints could lead to ~ transformer is mounted on a wall, aluminum with quality finishes compatibility problems. Choose , JJJtyJlJ'j • jr:IfJJI';. (;m tlr:IfUl'; • lmprolJ!!JJJffJJI t post or in the home and timers or that will allow you to enjoy your polyurethane or epoxy finish Published by photocells control when the lights outdoor lighting for yeaJ;s to come. rated for countertop surfaces. Anteebo Publishing, Inc. 96 Kercheval, go on and off. Next the placement Majic makes a polyurethane Grosse P01nte Farms, MI 48236 of the lights is chosen as discussed David Soulliere is a Michigan enamel that is quite durable, so above. The wire is a direct burial certified nurseryman at Soulliere does Glidden with their industrial John Minnis - Editor type that is only buried under the Landscaping and Garden Center, enamel. We use them both on our (313)-882-0294 ground surface by a few inches 23919 Little Mack, St. Clair cabinet shelving at the hardware Display Advertising and all the lights are connected Shores, between Nine and 10 mile. store with very gopd results. (313)-882-3500 together with wire nuts and elec- Phone (810) 776-2811 for further Again, this is not a product to Real Estate Resource trical tape. information. E-mail at dsoul- save money on. The old adage (313)-882-6900 Quality systems allow you to [email protected] "you get what you pay for" is -~Fax (313)-882-1585.

1759 Hollywood • GROSSE POINTE WOODS

ROOM TO RAISE A GROWING FAMILY! Huge lot. Ideal location. Newer furnace and central air. Newer roof and electric. Formal dining room and eat in kitchen. ' • .1RaDda ModeJIq.,1,tOll ~ feet each. Hardwood floors and natural woodwork throughout. • 2 Bedrooms, 2 full baths. First floor powder room. Open Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. • Beautiful woodell Jetting with. abunclanc:e of green spxe. call quiclcJy for your private showing. • Magnificmt gated entrances and gatthouae. • Natural tree lots. • Only S units per am each on a G1l-dHac. • Brick exteriors. • GlUt infmtructuR, all major I'OIds art 5 Lmn or more. 10M"~ • Lumrious1andsaping. • Marble fiftplacn with logs and IUIltrl. Fvmjslt~d Mothls gas Open DRily & Wnkmds Noon to 5 p"" (C"-Ii 7'brsMys) 0111: 810-574-1550

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Move your fanuly nght into rhis welt main- So IDIIdl f« so IiUIe.... wncd and updated lbree bedroom, bIdl aad a If you are searching for an excepuonal family A-.oid .... the headeebes.., Set amongSl Grosse Pomte''1 finest ~ dm half ooIooW wllh a ~ DeW ~ horne With 3.000!>qUlU'c feet, your ~h has Of home ownersIup and stlll enJOY a t.u <;hel. "lalely Enghloh Tudor (calures lugh cedi~ Amenities include a ~fi'or ta, '1IeW b8dl, ended nll~4 bedroom. 3 full bath home IQ the ter llui graciOUS 2 bedroom, 2 112 bath condo fuusbed basement and R-estr carpetiDg. The Wood~ offeJ> room for expaodaog fanllhes In the renown Jeffel">On A\enue beautiful fIoon, and ftreplaces, elepnt dlDlng ~ open tiN floor ioc1uc:b a lovely lIv. The sparkling and sophlstlcated gourmel Condomtruwn... offet'\ leisure tune for <;aJe room With a bay Window, Jlbrary and a pnvate Ing room, spaciOUS dIning room and family Imenen has been recently updated There I~ a ExceptIOnally spaciOUS lad bnghl rooms. master bedroom. New landscaping, driveway, room WflIl Iioorwall to die deck. family room wub natural fU'eplace and a ellten\lve 'Itorage and doo.et'l and a natural fronl pore!) and a slate patio Now offenllg a library roo Luxun~ master bedroom With fireplace Elegantly appotnted for CDlenauling $5,000 credit to the purchaser for a new walk-in eloset and private bath. By appomt- and easy hvmg Recent pnce adJustmenL . garage Off~ at $489,000 mentonly.

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OPEN SUNDAY FEBRUARY 6, 2-4 P.M. 418 CALVIN, GROSSE POINTE FARMS 128 MEADOW LANE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS 1264 BUCKINGHAM, GROSSE POINTE PARK 1380 DEVONSHIRE, GROSSE POINTE PARK Estate Resource

FIRST OFFERING A Mudon ill its Price JilaDIe... • Trade frustration for relaxatJ.on in this updated and modern 2 Greal investment opportumty an fabWotJs Grosse Pointe loca- The fireplace that you've always wanred, rim floor powder bedroom. 2 bath condOfiUmum In the Berk.sbll'eS Fre~hly boD. The fU'St floor unit bas 2 bedrooms WIth huge closers plus room., hardwood floors. eat-in kitchen and a spaciOUS farruly pamted. papered and carpeted. Bnght and sunny rooms in a a laundry room • spacious kitdaen w/eati.ng area. The sewnd room Now IS the ttme! Find quality, craftsmanshtp and good 'iUpenor and quiet localton Call for recent pncmg floor uait has 1 large bedroom with .large closet plus 2 addi. taste ina great location. Three bedrooms, one and a half baths doRaI rooms that coukI be used as bedrooms in addition to a 1D the Farms. spacious eaMD.kfldteo.. There is .... PIlio iJl a beautifuUy yatd plus a Jqpp .. buiIdiDg. appliances .a181= ~ II"C~OveinOACunil Alland rem_ d1e 0dIet. c.a** .This 1A~ woo't last .

q,mf0ltabJe, updated faumJy home: .. This home bas It all! Great faDuly home ia cBirable Grosse Poime Park IocatlOD •• Looking for that specl8l three bedroom bock ranch InNautICal Newer TWf, fur--=. c:nlra131r lX1Dditioning and even all new Large. aiIy rooID$. Fireplace In livmg room. Hardwood t100ri. Mlle area of St Chllr Shores? ThIs may be 11. Newer concrete, windows! The four bedrooms, 2 112 baths; family room aad Walk-up attic. New roof in 1994. Walting for your decorating roof. alummUtn tnm, basement waterproofing and more deck make dUs !be perfect home for your growing fanuly. Call roucbes. Ready for your decorative tOllChe~and Immediate occupancy for . SOOIL

BOLTON-

Wonderful U1VeStmenl opportuQity. Live m Spacious bongalow m pnme Grosse PoInte balf and let die tenant bcIp you with your Parte location. Qluet street With short walk to ~ paymeDl. Each umt bas two bed-- JOIll\TSTON Trombly Elementary S4;hool. PossIble fourth tooIllS, IaIp Ilvmg room, formal diniDg lOOIIl. bedroom on second floor RecreatIOn room an updated ti1tIlert. aD appliances pIoll ~ basement WIth gIllS-.. block wmdoW'i Newer & dlJers say. Newer gas forced air furnaces. Assoelates pnvacy fence. All dus and two fun baths CaU Ne.woarpet. Come take a look: today. of Grosse Pointe, today for your private showlOg Realtors

18332 Mack Avenue at Moran Grosse POInte Fanns

OPEN SlJNDA Y Get your plans ready for breakmg grOUDd In FEBRl'ARY 6.24 P.M. the Spn ng 00 the houo;e of your dreams. This Cbamung bnde bungalow ill move-In COI'IdI- rare vacant lot In Grosse POinte ellY I~ 100 tHlil 1'Jne bedrooms and two fuU ~ feet by 176 feet. Al.kJng pnce $550.000 Many upgrades throughout mc::WiRI roof ill t 999, Dewer fUl'llaCe and eeavaf air. 'foA.o ...... 313-884-6400 a half car pra,ge with walk up overtaeed ster- .... A IhUSl see. Call tor your appomc • ... 418CaMn httl):/ /,\"\,,v. bolt onjollllston.com Page 8 YourHome Thursday, February 3, 2000

.! ; r!,;, J ~ ('..; 'e.- I IDJt ...C....""",'" I" J'/ ... 1 , . r Jnc.~ /' ~.. :-. If/' 17108 Mack, Groue Pointe, Mi". (313) 886.9030

758 lAK.EPOI.\TE. 1346 BEDFORD. GROSSEPOI~TE PARK 1406-08 SOMERSET GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE PARK

Handsome four bedroom, two and one Beautifully maintained Colonial in the Very nice two family-close to "Village" half bath Colonial. Great rear grounds, Park. Open floor plan with natural fire- Very nice well maintained 5/5 two fabulous kitchen, master suite, new oak charming character, cozy living near family. Forced air heat, separate place, wood floors and newly shopping, banks, transportation, park oqrs in entrance foyer and dining room carpeted family room. Three bedrooms utilities. Cui de sac. Clean as a whistle. rge basement. Well priced at $319,000 and more. Two newer kitchens, oak with bonus sitting room. Two and one floors, newer furnace, all appliances half baths. $329,000. included. Move right in.

1983 BROAD5TONE,

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Four bedroom, two and one half bath Excellent investment Four unit total. Colonial. Den first floor laundry room, Iy redone from studs. Fully occupied. Center entrance brick Colonial, large Fantastic "Park-like setting" only four large kitchen, living room with fire- Most everything new. Separate kitchen with eating area, three bed- houses on the court. Updated Colonial two place finished basement with second utilities, two bedroom units. This rooms, and one half baths, living features four bedrooms, two and one fireplace carpeting and glass block win- home offers cash flow, low room, dining room, family room with half baths, 24 foot family room, den dows. AttractiveTy priced at $239,900 maintenance and appreciation. skylight, hardwood floors, over 2,000 sunken living room, formal dining square feet, two car attached garage. room, recreation room in basement.

844 TROMBLEY, 115 WINWOOD POINTE, 22508 EUCUD, GROSSE POINTE PARK ST. ClAIR SHORES 21732 ROSEDALE, 5T. CLAIR SHORES ST. CLAIR SHORES

Two droom, one an one a at • < Corgeous end unit in desirable complex Three bedroom brick ranch move-in condi- condo south of Jefferson. Two huge east of Jefferson. Second floor condo fea- bedrooms, one and one half baths, tIOn.Features beautiful bay window In hving Between Vernier and 9 Mile Road. tures a striking two story foyer, ex' dlent room and newer vmyl windows. Kitchen has Iivmg room with natural fireplace, full floor pattern with family room and glassed Three bedroom, two bath, aluminum basement, two car garage, rear deck, eating space, pergo flooring, oak cabinets, bungalow. Huge lot, two car garage, totally remodeled. in balcony. Two full baths and family room, fimshed basement with dry walk-in closets. newer kitchen, nicely decorated. bar, tile shower, cement patio. Great pTice at $99,900.

10917 PEERLESS 39141 DEBRA COURT 21641 IDLLSIDE

This brick one and one half story bunga- low features updated kitchen, finished St. John Hospital area. Three bedroom Perfect colonial. Quite cuI de sac location, brick ranch, full basement, two and one open floor plan. Neutral decor, bowed win- Condominium near shoppmg. Third level. recreation room with bar and one half Nice!!! Appliances included. Newer carpet, half car garage, brand new kitchen, dow In IIvmg room, updated ktIchen wltn bath. Large upstairs master bedroom, associatIOn fee $183.00, includes heat, screen porch with a six person jacuzzi. new carpeting throughout. Perfect I~rge eating area. Step down family room starter home. S89,900. First floor laundry, finIshed basement with water, insurance, maintenance. la at 3 0 II! OPEN HOMES FEBRUARY 6. 2000 22708 Harmon ...... SCS 22668 Eddy Macomb 1'wp. FEBRUARY 13, 2000 90 Deeplands GPS 629 Lakepomte . GPP 22668 Eddy Macomb Twp. 1983 Broadstone GPW 39141 Debra Ct. .. . '" .Cllnton Twp. 629 Lakepointe GPP 5282 Bishop . . .. Detroit 1983 Broadstone. . . .GPW

- -- - Thursday, February 3, 2000 YourHome Page 9 Jim ~aros, A ,eney, 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI. (313) 886~9030

1034 WHITTIER 962 PEMBERTGN, GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE PARK A beautIful four bedroom, two and one Well maintained four bedroom, two half bath Colomal with central aIr. Big kItchen with bay WIndow, dt...l, famIly and one half bath Colonial WIth two room and finished basement. Freshly extra rooms upstaIrs. NIce open painted inside and out. Refimshed hard- kitchen with newer ceramIc tile floor . wood floors, crown moldings 8: copper and ample cupboards, new carpeting, plumbing. Beautifully landscaped, new roof-tear off, with new gutters. breezeway and two car garage.

22668 EDDY 5282 BISHOP

- For lease, four bedroom, one and one Very desirable condominium. First floor Beautiful new construction Colonial Beautiful bnck and fieldstone Colomal. half bath Cape Cod. Full basement, umt!! Bay window, eating space in In up and coming subdivision near Natural woodwork and French doors two and one half car garage, spotless kitchen. Second bedroom used as den. Burning Tree Golf Club. Loads of extra's lead to warm 109 and invitIng Itving clean. $1,500 per month Living room With natural fireplace (gas already installed. FIrst floor laundry, room with gas fireplace. Large formal logs). One car attached gdrage. First floor spnnkling system, raIsed wood deck. Four dining room with crown moldings. laund . AsSOCiation fee $202.00 bedrooms, two and one half baths.

20235 SUNNYSIDE, 19150 ROLANDALE ST. CLAIR SHORES

A lovely ranch. Three bedrooms, two ThIS completely refurbished brick Large lot (112' x 164'), new wood tloor St. John HospItal area'! Great home for baths, recreation room with gas fIre- California ranch has a new kItchen m dinmg room, beautiful stam glass the cIty worker" Natural fireplace, for- mal dmmg room, screen porch, ba;;e- place. Country kItchen and more. WIth countertops, cupboards etc. New wmdows, garage IS partially converted marble bath with Jacuzzi stall tub, two to a room, newer carpet In hvmg ment, central aIr and morel! large bedrooms, newly flOlshed recre- room ation room natural flTe lace.

69232-69256 MAIN 1520 WOODWARD AVENUE 34200 UTICA ROAD

Nm~ llOltS (seven retail. two reSidentIal Premier locatIOn commerCIal SIXstory Superb location UtlCaRoad bt:l.veen 14 and DE'lJlRestaurant. Busy locatIOn near apartment), wonderful mini mall 10 the bUildIng close to ComerlCa Park. Steam 15 Mile Roads, 2 3 acres. 8,100 square foot G.M Tech Center m Warren. SIt heart of hlstonc Richmond. Parking 011 heat, fire sprmkllng, three elevators, one story bUildmg. 92 car paved parkmg down, cater:ng, lotto, lots of parking. street and m rear of bUlldmg. Easy to basement, two fire escapes, one lot Perfect for many uses Subject property EqUipment list avallable. Great oppor- show. Convenient busmess In growmg staIrwell, tremendous opportumty ISalready approved With bUlldmg plans to tumty to own vour own bus mess. and locatIOn build four more stores community

FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE PARK BEST INCOME STREET 51. ClAIR SHORES ~lde by Side duplex totall\ renovated 1\\'0 24518 HARPER bedroom, one and one half bath on each. Separate basement,,>. Two natural fire- Commercldl - Storefront on popular pldces. huge hedrooms and closet"> three Harper Avcnue In St Clair Shores. car ~ard~e Perfect for mother-m-Ia\\' 2,000 :-qUJre teet ",tuatlOn or heIr \\\th the house rld\ ment Tobm $14<).000 Page 10 YourHome Thursday, February 3, 2000 'Chicken Soup' series 1tECD«i RA1E MoItgage Rites 8S of January 28, m

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Bank One (800) 583-4636 82 1 is 765 1275 6 1 09 JiBNiF began to reach for it when she ~ (248) 22M984' 1.675' 2 7.625 t 6.81f J Those authors chosen will get JlSNIf added, "Do you mind if I keep it?" Bay Potnle Mortgage. Corp (888) LOAN-099 7875 2 75 2 5 75 2 their work published in a book I was startled at first. What sort JtaN that is sure to be another national CIPli"~ fZf8l.low.rw£ 7.15 a 125 3 6 2 J/BIF of person, a near stranger, would Cascade FinaooaJ (800) 994-9698 8 2 7375 2 6125 2 bestseller in the series. Selected ask for the bride's flowers? I had- JIB writers will also get $300 and a ~ .. t900 1.rIS .2 7!J t 7 t JtBif n't even tossed my bouquet yet. I Chase Manhattan (248) 649-1280 8 2 7625 2 6.875 0 one-paragraph biography in the barely knew this woman. What JNlF book. . In fD)" 8125 t '1.15 1 6.315 1 JNIF did she want with my ivy? 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- -- "":"'''".".-..-Thursday,-.~---T."'-~'-"February 3, 2000 VourHome Page 11 Get cookin' to enter your :" -,!!.!!-~-~ SEW IT UP - Smce my bed- Shreveport, La. favorite recipe and win room triples as a craft-sewmg- • If you are thinking of entering vor, texture and appearance computer center, space IS CLEAN GLASSES - I have a the 14th annual Frankenmuth If competltive cooking is some- extremely hmited I've allocated tip for cleaning eyeglasses. While Bavarian Inn Lodge recipe con- thing you've put on the back burn- one dresser drawer for sewing we were travelmg, I had a small test, it's time to get cookin'. er, you can still come to the Lodge supphes, whIch precluded those bottle of instant hand sanitIzer in Entries are being accepted for and enjoy the cook-off events. A delightful little caser for spools the car My daughter said to put two categories, appetizers/vegeta- special cook-off luncheon will be and bobbins of thread just a little amount on my glasses served in the lodge's Oma's I solved the problem of loose and wipe it off.They never shined bles and desserts. All recipes must Restaurant featuring a menu of be submitted by Saturday, March spool and bobbins of thread by so much, and they also smelled winning recipes from previous putting the matching bobbm and clean. Now I use it all the time. 11. years. Spend the day or the entire spool in a self-sealing plastic bag. Your original recipe or family weekend and enjoy special It keeps the matching threads Gerri P., Phoenix. favorite can win prizes. Finalists overnight room rates. Call ahead together for future use, is easy to • from the recipe contest will for reservations at (517)652-7200. find the coloryou're searching for, INNOVATIVE CAKE - My assemble at the Lodge on Monday, Contest entry forms are avail- keeps the threads clean and keeps father was noted for his pancakes, May 1, for a cook-off.Finalists will able at the Frankenmuth them from becoming unraveled. but the one we children liked best prepare their dishes before a live Bavarian Inn Restaurant or I've also feund the self-sealing was his pancake "cake." He made audience and prizes will be Lodge, can be requested by writ- plastic bags are great for keeping large cakes, using two pans and awarded. ing to the Frankenmuth Bavarian partially-used rolls of self-grip- flipping them from one to the First place winners in each cat- Inn Lodge Recipe Contest, One ping tape, elastic, trims and rib- other. My mother then lightly but- egory will enjoy a weeken.dfor two Covered Bridge Lane, bans, as well as my sewing d . . kl d . h I h in a deluxe whirlpool suite, at the Frankenmuth, MI 48734, or enter machine oil and miscellaneous tere It, spnn e Wit Ig t Frankenmuth Bavarian Inn via the Bavarian Inn web site at glues used for trims, m case of brown sugar and placed in a Lodge including two nights' lodg- www.bavarianinn.com accidental leaking. Laura K., warm oven. They did this about ing. In addition, the Grand Prize six times, until there was a nice winner will be awarded a $300 stack. It was ringed with tiny Frankenmuth shopping spree. 'Home Ownership' workshop to be held sausages and served with real There win also be prizes for run- 9 p.m. maple syrup. ners-up. This free workshop, conducted This allows a family to eat all at Judges for the competition Win by )fichigan State University once, slicing it in cake-size ~ Dorothy Zehnder, co-owner and ~on-¥aeombl' explains the wedges. It's great, too, for sleep- kitchen manager of the overs. Katie F., Pasadena, Md. Frankenmuth Bavarian Inn m1~:of buying a home - Restaurant for over 40 years; ftopl 'qualifying for a mortgage to • Edna Hegenauer, the restaurant's the closing proce$s. Share your special Home Tip specialty baker; and Pam To~ register. call MSU w£th our readers. Send it to DULne Bierlein, longtime Bavarian Inn "Extension at (810) 469--6430. Eckert, King Features Weekly employee. Recipes will be evaluat- Service, 235 East 45th Street, New ed on the basis of originality, fla- York, N.Y 10017. FIRST OFFERING 102 HANDY • GROSSE POINTE FARMS

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hIIvIng any problems with leaks? pay careful attention to a Perhaps it's time to consider installing a few key elements. A compa- ~ new roof. With the lifespan of the average ny with a solid reputation in the asphalt roof hovering somewhere around 20 • neighborhood, a devotion to ~ years, and many homes in Grosse Pointe quality workmanship and a local ~ over that, roof reptacement is a common wen office where you can go visit them .. local occurrence. J&J Roofing at (beware of anyone "roofing" out of aCln 29522 Littfe Mack in Roseville a truck) are important considera- has been replacing area roofs tions. J&J fuffllls all of these for the past eight years and qualifications, and has a teg Pease has been in the construction has developed a reputa- up on the competition industry for over 30 years, and his focus on tion for excellence. The because they have estab- asphalt roofing evolved as he realized that winter months are tradi- lished a reputation as a this was a market which he knew well and tionaIlya slow period for company which conducts could service properly. That means han- roofers. If you are con- dling each job completely instead of sub- . sidering making the business honestly with their customers. The east- contracting out portions of it, pulling permits investment now, you can side roofer has long for his customers, and haUling away all avoid the spring rush. And yes, it is possibJe to put on believed that fair pricing and debris in company owned dump trucks. a job thoroughly done is the "Someone is on the ground at all times, a new roof in the Winter, if you __ :;. most effective way to cultivate and their only job is to clean up continuous- put the job in the hands of a ~ their business. capable roofer. ly,"says office manager and Pease's daugh- So what is the first rule of thumb when ter, Terrie Pease. "Our aim is to have the "We try to be fair to all of our customers choosing a roofing company? Getting esti- home looking at the end of the job like when pricing a job," says J&J owner Jimmy mates and comparing bids is an important no one was ever there." Pease. "We don't ask a potential client to not aspect of the process. Look not only for a The Proof Is In the Installation sign up with another company until they get price in balance with labor and materials pro. Many of the roofers employed by J&J our bid. And we don't believe in acquiring a posed, but for a company that is established have been with the company from the job by undercutting the bid of a competitor and can prove that they will be available for beginning, and are exclusively trained in because we think that puts the emphasis follow-up appointments down the road. These proper roof installation. They are instruct- strictly on cost as a defining factor. Choosing are all common elements of a bid from ed to be thorough and exacting in their a roofer strictly on the basis of price can uIti- J&J Roofing. . mateJy be a costly mistake. A sutr technique, and to treat each project as if it were their own home . standard roofing job can cause So what's involved in a well ~ headaches down the road executed roofing job? Iian you might imagine." . Pease says it isn't difficult to Whether or not you opt to have the eXisting" roof removed is an individual idenfify a good roofing company if decision, but the literature from roofing consumers associations is qUick to point out that if leaks are a problem, simply covering them up with a new roof is not always the answer. Tearing off layers of the old roof and starting from scratch lays the groundwork for

(Far !.ell) Before, the old roof~' unsightly and barely adequate, with ,hingle, curling on the dormer roof. (Above Left) After, the deep varigated appearance of the new asphalt shingle roof illBtalled by J&J make. the hou,e look brand nelD.Looks, co,t and most of all, performance, are important considerations when choo,ing roofing material.

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J&J recently removed the old roof off of this home on Oxford in Grosse Pointe Shores for owners Tim and Karen Mourad, and replaced it with this pewter grey one from Timberline. "This was a huge job, " said Karen. "J&J was prompt and professional, and has sequently done many other homes on our block. " From tile minute the }&} crews arrive 011 tlle}oll, tlreir dump 'nick is pDsitiomul to catch. 1111'lie tldlris removell fro", the roof - sDmet"ing wIde" is even stl".. "',ell III 'lie cOIItrllet. TIre crews "riIIe themselves on bei"g coflSdattlDflS III ver our ea tlleir work lIIetliods. By Margaret K. Fitgerald a more watertight and squirrels. Both the fert and the vents are a critical part of the total end product, and job, since it is important that the roof not only keep moisture out but also gives you a much proVide a way for air to circulate freely from the attic. better chance of J&J installs ice and water shields at a width of 36 inches around the eradicating the perimeter of the roof line. This tar-like paper prevents ice build-up which leaks which can can creep under the shingles and cause extensive damage. They also otherwise be tricky install a drip edge on all edges. Chimneys and other vertical projections to locate. -J&J are flashed carefully to prevent water from entering the joints. crews tear off only What's In a Single Shingle? a~ much as they Asphalt shingles have evolved in terms of dUrability. performance know they can and appearance since they were first introduced over 80 years ago. replace in one day. They are popular because they are durable and reasonably priced in The underlay- comparison to cedar, clay tile and slate. ment, applied next, Asphalt is actually the sticky, tarry substance which holds together is a weather a variety of composite materials. The base can be made of either fiber- resistent material glass (which makes up more than half of the asphalt roofs installed in which covers and the U.S. today), felt or cellulose (known as "organic" shmgles). protects the roof deck Laminated shingles are those which consist of two or more layers fused before shingles are together to create a three-dimensional appearance reminiscent of wood nailed down. J&J uses a or slate. They are more expensive than their fiberglass or organic coun- 15 lb. perforated felt terparts. Manufacturers warranties on the products run from 20 to 50 which allows for better years. ventilation underneath J&J offers all of these shingle types, and can provide the home- the shingles. The num- owner with any brand on the market. To assist you in ber of nails (not staples) choosing the perfect color for your new roof, J & J has is as important as their compiled a list of over 2,100 jobs they have completed. placement: four per You can choose to create a list either by a specific shin- shingle, placed gle product or by location on their web site. Then just at the nail Iine take a quick drive by. This will give you a more accurate indicated by the idea of how the color and product you are considering manufacturer. will look installed. J&J Sales Representatives also have J&J automatIcal- this information available. ly replaces all You're entitled to a roof which looks as good as it roof vents with performs. After all, it's not simply a roof over your head, "bird-free" vents, but an integral part of your home. And the staff at J&J which are con- knows what we all know, that your home is your most structed to keep important investment. You should put its care in the most out both bi rds capable hands.

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- - Thursday, February 3, 2000 YourHome Page 17 - ~~"" "" ~'~"~A.ntique'sAmbience ~~at ..~"" - ~ m"""'; k" .i~"~~~ By Diane Morelli ivory-colored clothes, ivory-col- polls ha~e always been popular ored undergarment and original WIth Amencans, many of whom red ribboned, brown cloth shoes. I adore collecting three types of wonder if the dollonce wore a bon- dolls: antiqu~, those 75 years or net and additional undergar- older; collectible, those 25 to 75 ments - now long gone. years old; a~d modem which are Because my doll has markings I those made 1D the past 25 years. know it was made after 1890 Antique dolls are easy to sell when the country's identity was but hard to price. Quality is high- required on shoulder head dolls. ly considered when estimating "Kovels'Antiques & Collectibles value. Original body parts that price list 2000" lists a "German are in working order are impor- bisque, boy, muslin body, stitch~ tant as well as original clothing, jointed, sculpted hair, 1875, 22 shoes, hairdo, labels and under- inches at $600." garments. The original packaging My favorite dolls are the dolls I the doll came in should also be played with and loved as a child. MildredJohnson, my maternal randmother, left, and her cousin well cared for. My sisters and I who are a year Goldie Johnson sitting on the 01 smoke/play house steps "play- Sentiment also increases a apart from each other got Barbie ing dolls." Mildred Johnson was born in 1906. doll's personal value as in their dolls for Christmas in 1964. My In the photo below Laura poses pretty holding her new Barbie popularity or when existing as a oldest sister, Laura, got the bub- don. family heirloom. Popular mint ble-cut blond Barbie, circa 1963 rigid pink plastic pacifier that original Shirley Temple, Barbie that lists today for $200. It was kept Baby Boo quiet after it was and Madame Alexander dolls are outfitted in a shiny gold strapless inserted into a tiny hole that cen- worth over $1,000. form-fitting dress. The second old- tered the doll's otherwise closed "Kovels'YellowPages," a collec- est, Mary - the flamboyant one mouth. When the pacifier was tor's directory, advises that - got Fashion Queen Barbie, removed she'd let out a repetitive because dolls are hard to price, circa 1963, with molded hair and cry. antique dolls should be sold three wigs that listed at $80 in Send your questtons about through a major doll auction and 1994; and I got the best of all, as anttques and collectibles to; Diane need no formal appraisal - a doll far as I was concerned: Barbie Morelli c/o Grosse Pointe News at expert can recognize tell-tale fea- with the Titian swirl ponytail, 96 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pointe tures. turquoise side-glancing eyes with Farms 48236, fax (313) 882-1585; I acquired an antique doll with red hair, circa 1964, priced today e-mail dmorelli@grossepointe- the markings "Germany 8" on its at $500. news.com. upper back at a garage sale for a My mother had sewn at least 10 "firm" price of $75. The two con- outfits each for our Barbie dolls - siderate women - mother and including a wedding dress. We daughter - who were holding the received these special gifts indi- sale told me the doll originally vidually in a black, patent leather, belonged to the daughter's life- round, zippered Barbie carrying The Andrus Brothers are proud long friend's grandmother. They case - very chic with shiny pink, explained the doll's shoes had blue and white colors. to introduce their new associate: been stuffed with very old news- Because our dolls were played papers that had turned to saw- with they are not in mint condi- Behind Gary Marowske's dust, which when observed by tion, but we're glad we didn't have them that morning was promptly a teething baby brother who liked constant smile is an removed. I couldn't help but gri- to chew Barbies' fingers and toes outgoing nature, a positive mace that the sawdust wasn't as so many others have had to kept intact. endure. attitude, and a desire to help This particular 20-inch doll has I also cherish my "Baby Boo" those around him. a. bisque shoulder head and is doll that I've seen listed, a few made of stitched-jointed muslin. years ago, in an antique and col- It has sculpted blond hair, blue lectible book at $15 - I'm happy Gary is a people person. glass inset eyes, painted molded she's considered a collectible. This features, open mouth, original C battery-operated doll had a Providing personal attention, taking the time to listen, looking for ways to make a REAL ESTATE~E difference- uYou Know" you 836 HARPER WOODS Gary Marowske can trust him. Address 8edroom/Bath Description Price Phone 20247Damm.ln 3/1 Fam rm, Fpl Now ... When you need accurate real estate advice Don Symons, C.21 I(ee $139,900 313.881.5659 in the new millennium ... call Gary at: 19444 Woodside 3/1 Sharp Bung Don Symons, C.21 k_ee_ _ $_9__9_,5__00 3_13_-88_1_-5_65-! ------(313) 882-0087 • (313) 642-5308 Voice Mall

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701 APTS FLATS DUPLEX 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 700 APTS flATS DUPLEX 700 APTS flATS DUPLEX 700 APTS flATS DUPL~X 700 APTS FLATS ;DUPLEX DETR Oil ' \'1 A YN E COUNTY P01NHS, HARPER \,IOODS POINTES, HARPER \,/OODS PonnES HARPER \'/00D5 POaiTES HARPER \'/0005 POINTE5, HARPER V/OODS SMALL 1 bedroom upper. 21127 Kenmor~, Harper 1359 Lakepointe- lower 6 CADIEUX! Mack, 1 bed- LAKEPOINTE 2 bedroom SOMERSET, clean 6 room East English Village Woods, Grosse Pointe rooms, appliances, ga- room in well maintained lower. Must see. Air, off- upper, kitchen applian- area. Carpet, stove, re- schools, 3 bedroom, 1 rage, no smoking! pets. building. $3901 month street par1ting. All appli- ces, no pets, deposit, frigerator. Excellent lo- bath, central air, appli. $700. plus security, util- plus security, credit ances. No smoking, no $650. (313)821-9549 cation. Great for single. ances, no pets. $1,0251 ities. Open Sunday 12- check.31~9924 pets. $700. 313-886- 1821 ST. Clair Street near Vil- $400 monthly, heat in- month. 248-594-2085 3. CARRIAGE house apart- lage, 2 bedroom upper, cluded. (248)203-7990 2368 Stanhope; ~ 4 bed- ment. Ideal for 1 person. LAKEPOINTE- 2 bedroom 2 bedroom, 2 bath with appliances, garage, rooms, 2 baths. All ap- No smoking, no pets. upper. Finished 3rd fireplace, new carpet basement. $700. plus 702 APTS, flATS, DUPLEX pliances, fenced yard, $700. per month, plus floor, hardwood floors, throughout. Heat includ- security. No pets. 313- S.c. 5 MACOMB (OUNTY finished basement. 2 car utIlities. 886-8546 appliances available, off ed, near village, $1,3001 882-6281 garage. Lawn service street parkmg. $695 plus 9-1121 Mack- 1 bedroom month. Call 248-613- GROSSE Pointe 2 bed- lower, $465. Includes provided. $1,6501 utilities. No pets. Availa- STOP renting! Own for 3173 room. Includes most util- heat, water. Available month. (810)783-8024 ble April 1st. 810-739- less! $) down! No credit ities, parking, coin laun- now. 313-885--0031 2034 Vernier- 2 bedroom 8554 needed! Guaranteed ap- 3 bedroom, near schools, dry, storage. From $595. duplex. Includes stove, proval! 1-8()()'360-4620 park, shopping. Apptian- (313)886-2920 refrigerator, washerl dry- MACK! Waybum- 2 bed- ext. 8203 (SCA Net~ ONE bedroom apartment, ces, garage, no pets. er hook up, 1 car ga- GROSSE Pointe Park, room, heat, central air. wor1t) RoseviHe area, all appli- $900. (31"3)881-9687 appliences included. rage. $795. 313.886- large upper 3 bedroom. ances. No pets. 248- $5001 month. (313)331- 543-3940 call 7a.m.- 4 bedrOoms, 5 baths, 2 5255 Study, fireplace, en- Near Village.lncludes all .2008 4:30p.m. fireplaces, new carpet closed porch, applian- furnishings, bedding, fully throughout, near village. 607 Neff- beautfful 2 bed- ces, basement. $725. equipped kitchen. TV,all MARYLAND 2 bedroom . ST. Clair Shores- Spa- 3 car garage, $2,4001 room lower, $1,200 248-542-3039 utilities. phone, cable. Very ~. monthly. Includes stove, upper, immaculate, apl- sharp 2 bedroom. 3 month CIOUSone bedroom, first month. Call 248-613- refrigerator, atr, lawn GROSSE Pointe Park- Iiances, garage, availa- minimum at $1,700. floor units available. 3173 ble Immediately. No (313)886-2496 COIn laundry and stor- service. Washerl dryer 1358 Maryland, 3 bed- BUY homes from $l99/mo smoking, no pets. $675. age. $625 per month. avaIlable. (313)824- room lower flat WIth Foreclosures! 4% down. 313-886-1821 , 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX No pets/ no smoking. 7900 stove and refrigerator. listings/payment details. DETROIT/WAYNE (OUNTY The Blake Company, $725/ month. (313)824- MARYLAND- 4 bedroom 800-319-3323, ext.H089 625 Neff- very clean, 3 313-881-6102 9174 or (313)410-4339. upper. New kitchen and 1 bedroom apartment- bedroom, smoke- free EXECUTIY.E home in the bath, new appliances, Large. Cadieux! Mack. lower. 1 1/2 baths, cen- GROSSE Pointe Park- 703 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX heart of Grosse Pointe garage parking. $1,000 Heat Included, laundry tral air, fireplace with 2 Spacious 2 bedroom. available. $500. WANTED TO RENT Woods, Pnme location, liVing room WIth sky- monthly plus security. car garage Appliances (313)882-4132 2 museum professionals tomer lot, 4 bedrooms, lights, heated garage, 734-420-0511 plus dIshwasher, sepa- with 2 cats seeking 2 first floor master bed- laundry facilities, in- rate basements, no MARYLAND- spacious 3 2 large bedroom upper bedroom, 1- 1/2 bath room, 2 1/2 baths. For- cludes all appliances/ all pets, very sharp and bedroom lower, hard- flat, E. Warren & Three preferred. Eastside De- mal dining room, large utilities. $1,350 monthly, clean; $1,250 per month wood floors, garage Mile Dr. area. $675. per troit City limits. Neigh- kitchen. Florida room, 2 plus security Must see WIth $1,500 secunty. parking, $800 plus de- month plus depoSIt. 313- borhood must be safe. car attached garage, to appreciate. 313-884- Contact Joe @ 313-304- posrt.734-420-0511 924-2178, section 8. . Local references availa- $2,000/ month. Fumish- 6668. Available now. 4268 ble. (313)875-9491 Eve- ed optional. 810-792- MUIR Road, 2 bedroom 7 Mllel Kelly- Clean 1 bed- AFFORDABLE townhouse GROSSE POInte Woods- nIngs. 3990 upper flat, $725/ month room unrt. Stove, refrig- irvIng in Grosse Pointe furnished 1 bedroom. All GROSSE POinte City, Vin- piUS security. (313)882- erator, heat Included. Woods. Meticulously utilities $800. (313)881- NON-SMOKING couple tage farmhouse, 2 bed- 7978 $395 plus securrty. maintained 3 floors In- 5577 without children or pets room, $890. 313-331- (313)881-3877 seeking 1 or 2 bedroom cluding full basement, GROSSE POlnte- 896 RI- NEAR the Village. 2 bed- 2476 private entrances. New rooms. Parking, base- apartment in St. Clair vard, 2 bedroom lower. COZY warm, decorated 1 GROSSE Pointe City- 873 kitchen & appliances. ment, appliances $850 Shores or Grosse Stove, refrigerator and bedroom, with.garage. Loraine, Mack! cadieux Central air, cable ready. plus utilities. (313)499- Pointes; up to $6001 heat included. $895/ (810)776-8712, leave area. Immaculate 4 bed- Reserved parkmg. No 1694 month. Call (313)521- month plus security. best time to call. room brick bungalow. pets. $8101 month. Call 1537 with offers. 313-839-3435 NEFF Rd.- 5 room upper/ Large kitchen with appli- for appointment, 248- EAST English Villagel HARCOURT- lower unIt, 2 screened porch. In- 705 HOUSES FOR RENT ances, open tiled base- 848-1150 Mack. 2 bedroom, din- bedrooms, fireplace, cludes appliances! heat. , POINHS, HARPER l'I00DS ment with washerl dryer, ing room, 2 car garage, BEACONFIELDI near Jef- separate basement, air, $850. No pets. 313-882- 2 car garage, $1400 references. $650. tn- $1,000. Colonial 3 bed- ferson 1, 2 bedroom, garage, separate utIlit- 0340 Eastside Management eludes heat. (248)865- room, 2 bath, double ga- newly decorated. Appli- ieS, $1,000 plus security (313)884-4887 NOTTINGHAM, south of rage, opener. No pets. ances laundry, par1ting. deposit. (313)331-0330 7787 Jefferson. 2 bedroom, 313-881-9687 GROSSE Pomte Park, 313-824-3849 HARPER Woods- Clean 1 pnvate basement, appli- HAVERHILL (near Mack)- Whlttler- Beautiful 5 20650 Vernier Circle- up- BRIGHT sunny, 1 bed- bedroom upper unit, ances, water, off street 3 bedroom lower. Excel- bedroom, 3- 1/2 bath. dates throughout. 3 bed- room, hardwood floors, stove, refrigerator, ga- parking. Immediate oc- lent condition, carpeted. Availa~e February 15th. room bungalow. $1,150 dIShwasher, heat Includ- rage. $425. mcludes cupancy, $595/ month, $525 monthly, security $2,800 monthly. Marilyn monthly. (313)882-5070, j ed, no pets $500/ 313- heat! water, plus secun- security depOSIt. depOSIt. (313)886-1758 Stanitzke, Higbie Max- (810)499-4444. I 331-7554 ty.313-527-6603 (810)573-3900 after 6pm on, lnc" (313)886-3400. Thursday, February 3,2000 YourHome Page 21- i S S FOR RENT 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL POINHS/HARPER WOODS S.<'S/MACOMB COUNTY 716 OffICE/COMMERCIAL 723 VACATION RENTALS FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT GROSSE Pointe Farms- NORTHERN MICHIGAN ST. Clair Shores- 22002 LIVE on the Nautical Mlle. - - - 125 MUir, near Kerchev- BUILDING for lease, prime ST. CLAIR SHORES ALL SEASON California. near M('lC'k O"1!y a stene's thro'w" al. Gnarmlng 2 bedroom :.:;.:;allon. EA~dltllli ~c:Irk- 'Mackl9 Dr., 2uuu sq. tt SPORTMAN'S CLUB Completely redecorated away from Lake St. upper. Large kitchen, Ing. Orgmally cheese -Harper S of 9, 1400 sq. ft. $99 PER YEAR 3 bedroom bungalow Clair. 2 bedroom, 2 full with appliances, sun- cake shop Information: .Harper/12, 750 sq. ft. PER FAMILY New carpet throughout. bath condominium for room. $725. includes 810-948-2503 WARREN limit 30 families, Basement. $900. East- lease. Club house, pool heat and water. East- EASTPOINTE -Hoover N of 696, 1,000 unlimited usage. side Management Co and security entrance. 1 side Management Co. Completely remodeled sq. ft. Feb. 2000 thru Feb. 2001 313-884-4887 year lease, at $9751 313-884-4887 Keyed restrooms, near CLINTON TWP 1,056 acres in Huron Mts month Includes heat, air X-ways. 200 sq. ft.- -Harper/14 1/2, 1350 sq. ft. Near Marquette, MI. ST. Clair Shores- 22901 and water Immediate GROSSE POinte Park- 2700 sq. ft .Harper/16, 1350 sq ft. 8 1/2 miles of snowmobile, Avalon- Sharp 3 bed- occupancy avaIlable. near parks, 3 bedroom 810-776-5440 oHarper/14, new construc- X-SkIIng, 4 wheel & A.T.V. room, 1.5 baths, finished Call Bolton Johnston colonial, 2 full baths, tion, 5800 sq ft. trails. Excellent Deer, basement, central air, (313)884-6400 EASTPOINTE- Single offi- central air, 2 car garage. Call Tony Obeid bear, bobcat, & pat hunt- carport, bUilt 10, oven, ces, total of 4 available. $1,450. (313)821-5130 laHood Realty Ing. Free lodge & R.V. range & dishwasher. 714 LIVING QUARTERS Each offIce approxI- 313-885-5950 parking. All on a $895 plus security and TO SHARE mately 16' X 10'. In- GROSSE Pointe Woods- UPSCALE office, $195 black- top road. references. Look Real FEMALE needed to rent cludes utilities and Jani- 2168 Roslyn. 2 bed- month, all utIlitIes & Call anytime Estate, (810)777 .9300 room, Harper Woods. tonal $225 monthly room, garage. Newly re- parking. 15005 E. Jeffer- 810-629-8091 Private bath, garage, each. Roger: (810)778- modeled, appliances. ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- son. 313-824-9174 • Call Butch laundry. Utilities includ- 9500. $895 plus security. 313- room brick ranch, base- 5 bedroom, 3 bath, private ed. (313)881-3505 Grosse Pointe Farms 690-9360 ment, fireplace, hard- MACKAVE LEASES sandy beach. Straights wood floors, aU applian- Office space for lease. Grosse Pomte of Mackmac. $1,000- PLEASANT home to 500- 3,100 sq. Mack! Excellent bUilding HARPER Woods home. 3 ces. Lease or Lease to ft. sq ft $1,200 per week. share with responsible 1.200 bedroom, 2 car garage, own. $925. Pager: 248- Moross. Immediate occu- SUIte, 700 sq ft Ideal (or (231 )627-3652 person. No drugs! smok- general officel dental full basement. $850. plus 523-8812 pancy, off street parking. HIgh VISIbIlity location ing. Includes an utilitIes. BOYNE Country Chalet, 3 security. 734-729-7586 Deco Properties 2,762 sq fl bUilding also (313)881-3934 (248)Sn-8888 ext. 2 (R)Rw.E) bedroom, 2 bath. Ski. 708 HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Grosse Pointe Woods $200 a night. 248-851- HARPER Woods- 2 bed- Seven Of(IC~ Ideal (or attor. STRAIGHT professional GROSSE POinte office, neys. accounlants, Insurance. 7620 room, basement, ga- eal estale and 11111'companl~' 2 museum profeSSionals male looking share 1100 sq. ft., triple net. 3,100 sq fl plus 9 CLARE. Sprmg or sum- rage. $775, plus secUri- with 2 cats seeking 2 house with same. Near $1400 per month. 313- parking spots mer. Lakefront cabinS & ty. No pets, references. NIce of lIce space bedroom+, 1- 1/2 bath Sf. John Hospital. $4501 882-3182, 313-885- 1,100 sq ft house. Fireplaces. San- Available now .. preferred. EastSide De- month. Call Drew 1373 18412 MACK AVENUE dy beach. 517-544-3634 (810)323-1161 troit City limits. Neigh- (313)64Q..9547 GROSS[ POINn: HARPER between 9 & 10. HARBOR Springs 4 bed- borhood must be safe. FARMS, MI. 48Z36 HARPER Woods- 3 bed- 2880 sq. ft. Salel lease. Phone: (313)884..7'00) room, 2 1/2 baths, beauti- Local references availa- 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL Fax.: (313)884.6007 Stieber Realty, fully eqUipped condo. 248- room, 2 car garage. ble. (313)875-9491 Eve- fOR RENT (810)775-4900 626-7538 $840. One year lease. nings. 21200 Harperl Brys- near ~JAN 313-220-7256 MACK! Woods- Private HARBOR Springs, close expressway. Class A, 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS office, $4001 month. Call ,,~~ to skiing. Cozy condo free standing. Private TWO Great Housesr FOR RENT John or Bill, (313)882- 313-884-7000 Sleeps 8. Many extras. Grosse Pointe Woods parkmg lot. Approxi- 5200 313-823-1251 16839 St. Paul- (Walk to Spacious 3 bedroom mately 1,600 sq. ft. 2- 5 HARBOR Springs- 2 units, Village) 3 bedrooms, 1- OFFICE avallable- Profes- 721 VACATION RENTALS bungalow near shopping years, net lease. Turn- 2 bedroom, 2 bath. 1/2 baths. Freshly deco- sional suite on Fisher flORIDA & transportation. Fire- key. 313-886-80001 Sleeps 6. (248)540- ... rated, neutral decor. All Rd. $850 month, in- place, rec room, fenced Rick. COME down to Naples ... 0991 www.parkview- appliances, carport, im- cludes receptiOnist, pos- yard and garage. $1,075 We offer the finest golf house. com mediate occupancy 1 sible light secretarral. per month. One year 2160 Square feet, 8 prr- estates and beach con- HARBOR Springs- 3 bed- year lease. $1,100 Very upscale locatIOn. lease minimum. 1 1/2 vate offices, 2 confer- dominiums In Naples, room Condo. Fireplace, monthly. Alice Baetz, (313)886-5600 months rent security de- ence rooms, large re- FL, priced from minutes to skiing. Eve- Tappan & ASSOCiates, posit. Subject to satiS- ception area, kitchen, OFFICE SPACE $150,000 and up. Pru- nlOgs, 313-885-4142. (313)814-8129, factory credit report. completely renovated, FOR LEASE dential Florida WCI Re- www.G02GPWeb.home- HARBOR Springs- beauti- Grosse Pointe Woods immediate occupancy Grosse Pointe Woods alty, Bud Kimbrough stead.com/16839 ful 3 bedroom plus loft Lovely 2 bedroom ranch Reasonable lease Start $3001 month. 800-843-0255, ext. 230. condo at Harbor Cove. with finished basement. terms. 810-242-1770 Includes all utilities. Home 941-992-5067 GROSSE POinte City (248)373-9487 Updated kitchen, 2 car LUCIDO & ASSOC. NAPLES- beautiful guest townhouse- 2 bedroom, BASIC offlce- 16x20'. garage, central alf. Mini- 313-882-1010 house, Near beach, HARBOR Springs- Charm- 1 bath, water. One car Great location!. 9 Mllel ing home near slopes, mum 1 year lease with 1 ST. CLAIR SHORES shopping. PrIVate lake. unattached garage. No Mack. $3501 month. sleeps 6, 2 baths. Hurry -112 month's security de- 9 Mllel Harper. First floorl $6501 week. (941 )598- pets. Excellent location. Please call 810-772- for Presidents & other posit and subject to sat- wmdows, 300- 600 sq. 2224 Near bus line & shop- 9595 weekendsl weeks. 1- isfactory credit check re- ft., 5 day Janitor, all utilit- ping Security deposit. NAPLESI Ft. Myers- effi- 888-397-2595 or 1-231- port. $1,075 per month. ies. $385- $7501 month. (313)343-15351 9am- BEAUTIFUL prime Grosse cIency condo. SpeCial 526-3963 Johnstone & Johnstone 810-772-8860 4pm, Monday- Friday. Pointe Woods (Mack! rates April, May. 7th 313-884-0600 floor. Over looking the HARBOR Sprlngs- deluxe Lochmoor) office space. ST. Clair Shores- Harper/ gulf Vanderbilt Beach. condo, sleeps 6, etc. Ski 706 HOUSES FO~ RENT GROSSE Pointe- 3 bed- 500 sq. ft. Very Reason- 8 Mlle. 350- 400 sq. ft Beautiful view. Boynel Nubs dIScounts DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY room $550/ month, plus able. Cascom Group, (810)771-7744, ext. 107; 810'779-5618 (248)644- 7873 one and half month se- 2 bedroom- decorated, 313-881-6699 Garl. CUrity. 1 year minimum clean, basement, ga- HARBOR Sprin~ Petos-- lease. Tappan & ASSOCI- 716 OffiCE/COMMERCIAL rage. $625 credit check. 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL key. 4 bedroom, 3 bath ates (313)884-6200 FOR RENT BOYNE Country, 3 bed- Dally shOWings. FOR RENT house, With fireplace. 15 room, 2 1/2 bath, home minutes from Boyne. 313882-4132 on Walloon Lake JEFFERSON! 9 Mlle- RIV- Februaryl March. t Sleeps 10. Days 810- Iera Terrace. 2 bed- (248)647-4628 986-5396, evenings room, 2 bath. $800 in- 248-373-5851 HOMESTEAD resort~-3 91 Jefferson- Clean claSSIC cludes heaV air. bedroom condo. Ski 3 bedroom brick bunga- (313)881-9408 BOYNE area chalet, weekends available. low. Basement, garage, sleeps 10, great snow- Discount for ear1y Sum- fenced yard. $1,075 LAKESHORE Village, 2 ROSEVILLE mobiling/ skIIng, hot tub, mer reservations. monthly. (810)778-7087, bedroom apartment. new fumlture, fireplace. (313)884-6500, or 313- (810)443-5170. Newly redecorated, cen- ST. CLAIR SHORES Very reasonable. 313- 417-0930 tral arr. Wlthm walkmg 881-5666 ST. Clair Shores 3 bed- distance to grocery, 850 sq_ ft. to 3,600 sq. ft. WATERFRONT Port Sani- THE Glens, Glen Arbor room ranch, basement, bank, church, parks lac, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, Luxury vacation homes garage. Available now. $7501 month. 313-881- Call Chris Scott at 810-775.-7774 Sandy beach. $9951 week. Ski weekend speCials. Diane, 810-777-6208 8163 313-882-5070 Broker. 313-881-5693

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$0 down! Homes, no credit 20299 VanAntwerp. 4 352 McKinley- 3 bedroom, DETROIT, near St. John, GROSSE Pointe Shores- needed! 1- 5 pbedroom Bedroom, 2 bath brick 1 1/2 baths. Impecable brick 2 bedroom, .fire- 37 Hawthorne, 4 bed- homes. Condos guaran- ranch. Finished base- move-in condition. Fin- place, large lot, needs room, center entrance tee approved. 1~800- ment with half bath. ished basement. Call for extensive remodeling. Colonial. Approximately 337-8181 x2019 (SCA Grosse POinte Schools. appointment (313)885- Priced reasonably. Call 2,000 sq. ft. with lots of Network) $151,900. Open Sunday 1661. Open House Feb- Phill Century 21 ASSOCI- room to ad on. 2 full 1- 4. (313)886-1385 ruary 6, 1- 4pm. ates. (313)886-5040 baths up, 1.5 down. Large living room and 4616 Lodewyck- Nice 2 GROSSE Pointe Park, 569 1123 Hollywood~ 4 bed- dining room. Nice rear 1952 Lochmoor. Grosse 248 Wlillams- Great Lakepointe, 3,100 sq. ft. room brick colonial. bedroom bungalow. summer porch. Finished POinte Woods. Charming Grosse Pointe Farms lo- New kitchen, roof, win- Windmill Pointe Sub ele- Master bath, 1st floor basement. 2.5 car ga- Cape Cod With terrific cation. Refinished hard- dows. hot water tank, gant English tudor. 5 laundry, large eat- in rage, with heated work. character and detail. This wood floors, 2 car at- possible 3rd bedroom in .bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, newly remodeled kitch- shop on back. Plus a 1,475 sq. ft. home has 2 tached garage, FlOrida basement, 2.5 car ga- finished basement, fire- en; many updates. Nice- room, updated kitchen, shed~ storage above ga~ large bedrooms With rage, $78,000. place. Days 313-659- ly decorated. Well freshly painted inSide rage. Walking distance alk- In closets, formal (313)640-7730 6203, evenings & week- malnted. $415,000. and out, fmished base- to elementary and high dinmg wrth built- In come ends 313-331-5749 (313)884-0079 ment with full bath. Im- 654 Peach Tree~ 4 bed- school. Short walk to cabinets, eating area I mediate occupancy. rooms, 2.1/2 baths. GROSSE Pointe schools, beautiful Shores park. 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath Colo- kitchen, delightful fire- $239,000. Open Sunday Open Sunday, 2- 4pm. 3 bedroom, 1,120 sq. ft. Offered for a short time nial, family room, 1st place in liVing room and 2- 4pm. or private show- (313)882-1974 Totally r.emodeled, only at $439,900. 313- floor laundry, central air, large bright Window lng, 313-363-0871 OPEN Sunday 2- 4 p.m. $109,900. Ask for Chns 884-1570. or 810-779- large living! dinmg room, hroughout. $199,000. 457 Moran, 3 bedroom Cotlins, Century 21 2207. breakfast nook, finished pen Sunday, 2- 4pm. 5115 Radnor- 2 bedroom brick colOnial, 1 1/2 Town & Country bungalow, comer lot, 2 basement, 2.5 attached Randy ReplCky or Ann baths, 1,400 square (810)790-8020 ST. Clair Shores- 23148 S. garage. Great Grosse Marie DeRosier, Centu car garage, many up- feet. Professionally dec- Rosedale Court on dates, nice starter Pointe Woods location! 1 AssOCiates, 313-331- orated. Natural fireplace, HARPER Woods- Just list- Grosse Pointe border. 3 home, $55,000. Broker/ owner. 7337 hardwood floors, family ed, 3 bedroom bunga- bedroom ranch, 2 1/2 (313)886-7534 (313)640-7730 room 2 1/2 car garage, low, full finished base- baths, 4th bedroom in central air, 90+ fumace, ment with fireplace, 2 finished basement. large whole house fan, walk- car garage, central air, kitchen With eating OPEN SUNDAY 2- 4 up attic With lots of stor- good size kitchen, up- space, dIning room, lots 1 age. Lovely perennial dated roof, and more. of storage, 2 1/2 car ga- gardens. $235,000. 313- Asking $99,500. Call rage+ 1 car storage 886-1160 or 810-778- Don Symons, Century shed. $218,900. 810- 4523. No Brokers 21 Kee, 313-881-5659. 779-2207 896 Lochmoor Blvd. One of the POinte's most de- t 1601 HAMPTON RD. slreable streets. ClassiC Grosse Pointe Woods Center hall colOnial II Colonial uith 2 ClU garage &playhouse. Large lot. beautifully 1 BuUt1970 3 large bedrooms. 1fUll bath & 2 half baths. landscaped. New roof I Oak floors & natural fireplace in living room. December 1999 FInish- I Large open floorJ!.lan with first floor li1undry. 21 ELMSLEIGH, GROSSE POINTE-.-- ed basement. Excellent ..4.pproxiamtely 1936 s9uare feet. Gas forced air This beautiful home, originally built by Walter Mac;t has been totally renoYated condition, By owner I & central air 1988. Aew roof 1993. Intercom by Master- craftsman in the last 2 years. Unfortunately, the present owners are 810-771-4350 I throughout. Fini.~hed basemen. by necessity forced to relocate. This home must be c;een,it ic; truly one of a kind. Immediate posession. $2':59,90 CANALJ St Clair Shores, FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT 3 bedroom ranch, I PEN SUNDA BEVERLY GLENDENING, COLDWELL BANKER SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE 18-884:9529 2pm - 4pm 313-886-4200 or 810-703-6011 $245,000. (81(})771- I 2461 . -"•, Thursday, February 3, 2000 YourHome Page 23

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14 1/2- Jefferson 2 bed- DELTONA Lakes corner GROSSE Pomte Woods- ST. CLAIR SHORES OPEN Sunday 2pm- 5pm lot, 85'X 125', Abbott 1654 Newcastle. Beauti- L~ke\lll"w Srnoo''3. 1 bf>rl- 347 Ridgemont, Grosse room, 2 bath upper. ful 3 bedroom colonial room ranch featuring up- POinte Farms. By owner 1,800 sq ft. BUilt In Lambert, lot 24, block completely updated. By dated windows, large lot, 2 Beautiful brick colonial, 1985 25540 Waterview 264, unit 7 $16,000. owner. 313-885-2946 1/2 car garage. Vacant 3 bedrooms. 1- 1/2 (LakeSide Estates) Caldwell Banker Proper- baths, natural fireplaces Open Sunday 1- 4pm ty Showcase. Taml , HARPER Woods 3 bed- $89.900. ST. CLAIR SHORES and bookcases In hVlng $210,000 313-885-0877 (904)775-1100, or Stella ROSSE POinte Shores- room brick bungalow, 1st Offering, 3 bedroom room & family room (313)881-8466 4 bedroom ranch 6 garage, finished base- BALFOUR Square- 1 bed- brick ranch Featunng 'In- 1.800 sq. ft Kitchen up- ment, 2 baths, fireplace. room upper. 1- 1/2 bath, Greenbnar Lane. Prim Ished basement & garage dated, new furnace and 809 LAKE/RIVER LOTS location off Lakeshore. newly remodeled. Call full basement. Newly $122,000 FHANA air conditioning In 1996 pt,llI, C21 ASSOCiates decorated (313)881- ESTATE offers rare oppor- Approximately 2.500 sq. ST CLAIR SHORES Large backyard with (313)886-5040. 8283 Leave message tunity to acqUire exten- ft. Conan kitchen. bUll 4 bedroom cape cod fea- trees. 810-772.3595 or sive Great Lakes parcel In appliances, 3 ful HARPER WOODS tunng family room. 2 1/2 313-881-9499 ENGLISH Terrace- 6 bed- approximately 40 acres. baths, Pella windows. Beautiful bnck ranch IS In baths, updated kitchen room, 3,000 sq. ft. New SALE by ownerl Very 800+/- ft. on North shore fireplaces, beautlfull mo.ve in condition. Lots of With Island counter aU on a furnace, $360,000 clean bnck bungalow. 3 of Lake Supenor. landscaped, in groun updates. FInished base- huge double lot. $139,900 (313)885-5588 spnnkler, discreet cov ST. CLAIR SHORES bedrooms. central air. Breathtaking panoramic ment. Great neighborhood. HARPER WOODS ered patio. paver walk Brand new custom built 3 wood floors. Open Sat- Views, Canadian sun. Better hurry! Attractive upper unit near way, circular drive an bedroom brick & vinyl urday, Sunday, 1- 4p.m. sets, crystal waters. rug- Stieber Realty Sf. John. New windows. many more amemties. ranches with full base- 20436 Elkhart, Harper ged terrain, sublime ski- 810-775-4900 central air. Immediate pos- Priced at $599,900. B ments, great rooms, & 2 Woods. 313-884-4620 Ing, land, air and water session. Asking $45,000. appointment. (313)885 HARPER Woods- 19711 car attached garages. ST. Clair Shores, 3 bed- accessible. Recent ma- Lakeview Schools. 7295 Damman. Open Sunday room brick ranch, base- Stieber Realty jor gold. amethyst etc. $149,900. 12- 4. 3 bedroom 1 1/2 ment. fireplace, hard- 810-n5-4900 discoveries dot area. ST. CLAIR SHORES bath brick bungalow. wood floors, land con- Sacrifice $675,000. Ad- Lakeview condo Fabulous HARPER Woods. Incredi- $136,900.313-885-1641 tract. $127,000 Page, Jacent frontage possible 2 bedroom, finished base- ble 3 bedroom, 2. 1/2 248-523-8812 No Brokers. (810)765- ment, 2 1/2 bath, and at- bath condo in popular HARPER Woods- Open 4110 tached garage. All with a complex. Great space. MANY HOMES FOR Sunday, 1- 4pm. 20247 million dollar view. hardwood floors, all ap- ZERO DOWN Damman. Just listed. 811 LOTS FOR SALE $299,000. Must be sold! pliances, $92,000. Call Available from Very clean 3 bedroom ST. CLAIR SHORES today. Tappan & Associ- PORT Austin, Broken $50,000 - $400,00 bnck ranch. Family room 12 unit apartment bUlldmg. ates, (313)884-6200. Rocks exclUSive subdivi- Call today for your free list! with fireplace, full base- $795,000. sion- (2) lots. Private 313-350-2251 ment WIth bath, 2 car HARPER Woods- Excel- Lee Real Estate- Ask for club house, tennis court, garage, new roof, home lent condition and 1st Harvey 810-771-3954 playground, beaches. HOME foreclosures- no warranty. Immediate floor location make thIS $69,900. (517)886-4060 money down! No credit HARPER Woods- 2 bed- possession. Sharp, a great buy. 1 bedroom. needed! Takeover very room, basement, ga- 1 full bath, plenty of $139,900. Don Symons, ZERO DOWN low paymentsl 1-800- rage. Land contract basement storage. In- Century 21 Kee, 313- New home construction. Classified Advertising 355-0024 ext. 8593. available. (810)323- cludes all appliances, 881-5659. Owner- builder program an IDEA that sellsl (SCA Network) 1161 $58,500. Call today. TODAY'S BEST BUYS provides financing for Tappan & Associates, Grosse Pointe Park materials, land and labor. 4-3 bnck Income. Newer (313)884-6200. Your plans or ours. 20659 HUNTINGTON gas fumace, 2 1/2 car ga- START the Millennium in a Call for more informatIon! rage, Side drive, 2 tenants. Babcock co-op located HARPER WOODS Price reduced. Now SHEA HOMES $139,000/ terms. In EastpOinte and De- 800-930-2804 This home offers NEW LISTING troit Pnced to sell for GROSSE POINTE PARK carefree lIVing. Terms 812 MORTGAGES/LAND thewannth & 3-3 (2) family Income. Gas available. 1 and 2 bed- CONTRACTS heat, updated kitchens & rooms. Call Babcock HOME OWNERS chann of an English baths 2 car garage. Very Management, ask for JUMBO SPECIALISTS sharp. Priced at $129.900/ Bill Murphy. (810)498- Cottage. Stone exte- Purchase or refinance terms. 9188 riOT, maintenance COMMERCIAL Bill consolidation PROPERTY Stated income free, knotty pine Detroit 804 (OUNTRY HOMES No income Unique opportunity. Farm verification interior. Natural COUNTRY Estate located house on large lot plus 2 Bruised credit OK in St. Clair Township, on CENTURY 21 fireplace. Roof trim~ barns. Great tocatlon. Ex- Park Avenue cellent buy at $125.000. main road. 42+ acres. VILLA S years old. NEW LISTING All bnck home newly re- Mortgage Detroit modeled including new Loan Center $7.31,900 Far east Side near Grosse '313-882-2030 kitchen & new furnace, 313.885.2233 POinte. 3 story bUilding. all new carpeting! secur- 30.000 sq. ft. Elevator, Ity system 4 bedrooms, great warehouse Pnced at LAND Contract Buyouts. 1- 1/2 baths, many out- $575,0001 terms. New and EXIsting bUildings. 3- 4 acres all Phone (810)443-5004, 96 Hall Place, fully landscaped includ- CROWN Fax (810)443-5005 Grosse Poin t:e Farms Ing Japanese Teahouse. REALTY nice pond and waterfall, MORTGAGE EXPERT TOM MCDONALD & tully fenced, forty mi- BUYing. Selling Cash MARTIN MCDONALD nutes from the Pointes, Fast. Convenient Service. 313-821-6500 partial a hunters para- Any Credit, Any Reason. dise Asking $475,000. Dolph Andreae 313-303-7312, 801 (OMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Broker owned. (313)886-4700 ------EASTPOINTE Attention Getters 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN Prime Location, Near Lake. Gourmet Kitchen, Paneled Library, Kelly Rd , 5056 sq ft. At- are a fun way to say HOMES LiVIngRoom With Natural Fireplace, Dining Room, Powder tractIve, 4 SUits medical "see this ad" ELK Raplds- 4 bedroom office bUilding. VictOrian home, 1,900 Room, New Oak Floors. Master Bedroom With Bath, Two CLINTON TWP sq. ft, In town. many re- GratIOt & QUinn Rd (14 Bedrooms With Bath, Newly Decorated In Neutral Colors. cent updates, $249.000. 1/2 Mile), 5 acres Only $2 by owner. Call for addi- Florida Room, Finished Basement With Half Bath. Central Air. Call Tony Obeid Call (313)882-6900 ext 3 Two Car Garage. $475,000. Available Immediately. laHood Realty tional information. 313-885-5950 to place your ad today (231 )264-6067 ..

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