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Judge has ruled ,", • Owners of the popular restaurant Lu('v'~ fin t~€' H111 are ccms'dt>nng adding a second story to the eatery on Inusic lawsuit But before they draw up expensive BV Jim Stickford plans, they want to kno\V If the Farms for the orchestra Staff Writer council IS opposed to the Idea The Every Chnstmas the asso- A discordant dispute council, on the other hand, wants to ciatIOn held d hohday con- between the Grosse POUlte see more detaJ!ed plans so that they cert to raise money for the Symphony Orchestra and Its can get a better Idea of the scope of symphony The final concert former fundralsmg arm was the project before mchcatmg whether raised $8,000 for the sym- settled last month Macomb they approve of the Idea Page 3A phony In 2000, the sympho- County circuit Judge ny was again a,;ked to play Deborah Semtto ruled that • A 3 3 percent nse m the Grosse at the Ford House, but asso- the Grosse Pomte Classical Pomte Woods WIll translate Into a $52 ciation members a,;ked them MUSIC League, formerly tax hike for the average Woods prop- not to known as the Grosse Pomte erty owner Page 13A Ford House repre,;enta- Symphony Women's tlves said that the two ASSOCiation, did not have to • Joan Dindoffer and Joseph events catered to dlfferen~ turn over dues money raised Brennan are seekmg theIr second audiences The symphony whJle the two groups were four-year terms at the Grosse fundralser IS local m nature still associated Pointe Board of Education elec- and de'llgned specifically for The SUit stemmed from tion Monday, June 11 See story on the symphony The Ford actions taken after a page 14A House event IS a Chnstmas Chnstmas 1999 concert held celebratIOn 10 the Ford by the symphony at the • As the 2000-2001 school year House It just so happens Eleanor & Edsel Ford comes to a close, the teachers m the that the symphony plays House ASSOCiatIOn presI- Harper Woods Pubhc Schools know there They advertise the dent Jeannette Szulec felt they have a contract to come back to event on WJR and get peo- that this Christmas concert In the fall that Will take them to ple from across MichIgan at the Ford House just a August of 2004 The negotIatIOn and as far away as OhIO and week after the associatIOn process took an unheard of day and a Canada held ItS hobday fundralser half Story on page 15A This answer did not was undercuttmg the assocI- atIOn's efforts to raise money See MUSIC, page 2A • Grosse Pomte North, Grosse Pomte South and Umverslty Liggett School each won state chstnct soccer Progress stalls champIOnships last weekend Page Pholo by Scott Bam 10 and 60.' Aren't they cute! • Grosse POinte South's baseball The Grosse Pointe War Memorial had a successful turnout on on recreation and softball team won dlstnct titles Baby Animal Day, Sunday, June 3, The event has been an annual With victOTIeS over Grosse Pointe treat for over a decade and allows children the opportunity to North Page 4C experience farm anlmals. At Baby Animal Day, Noah Moyer exam- commission plans ines a burro while his mom. Shallene Moyer, encourages the By Bonnie Caprara , Pomte, It'S the thmgs that investigation . Staff Writer are used are m conjunctIOn . WEEK AHEAD The Neighborhood Club With the school district One and mumclpal and school of the plans In the leaders from the five Grosse (Neighborhood Club-com- Thursday, June 7 HW remembers war dead POlntes and Harper Wood,; miSSIOned) master plan waS ThL' ,urn mer concert season kicks are haVIng a hard time wnt- to see If there wa" a better off With a performance by the Grosse By Darren Donaldson county commiSSIOner Chnstopher mg the rule book and com- method to mamtam and Pomte North and South Jazz Band m Staff Writer Cavanaugh addressed the group Ing up With a coheSive game Improve all of the faclhtle" the City of Grosse Pomte's Village Three-year-old Samantha Wreaths were presented by several plan In their attempt to used by our constltuenh " draft by-laws for a proposed shoppmg dlstnct The mUSIC, part of McCormack moved m and out of the orgamzatlOns the Amvets Post #57 Bill Beach of the law firm multi-governmental recre- the Bon Secours Cottage Health solemn crowd on MemOrial Day at and AUXiliary, the Harper Woods Miller Canfield, who was atIOn commiSSIOn retamed by the Semces MUSICon the Plaza concert Johnston Park, her blonde hair con- Dads Club, VFW Post #6784 and At Issue IS the draft lan- senes, starts at 7 p m For more infor- trasting With her mother's black coat AU'oha ry, Cub Scout Pack #273, the Neighborhood Club to assist guage that speCifies that III draftmg the by-laws, mation, call (313) 886-7474 As she strolled around dunng the Harper Woods LIOns Club, Amencan such a commiSSIOn would Said, "ThiS IS not gIVing any ceremony, she stopped to look up at LegIOn Post #99, Harper Woods mamtam and operate pubhc powers that belong to any several of the weathered, deeply hned Semor Club, Harper Woods Little Saturday, June 9 recreatIOn facIlities and other entity to thiS (recre- faces of men pi oudly wearmg their League, Southeast Property Holders, The Northeast GUIdance Center's debate over resIdency and ation commiSSIOn) entity emotIOns on their veteran sleeves Services for Older Citizens, Harper Art on the Pointe 2001 show start,; at non-resIdency usage ThiS g1Ves opportumty to She did not fall to eliCit a smile Woods Gardeneer~, Homeowners for a 10 a m at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford ~These are mcredlbly the commlSSIOII to mamtam The httle girl was one of a group of better Harper Woods and the City of House, 1100 Lakeshore m Grosse strong powers," saId Grosse and operate faclhtles If that more than 200 Harper Woods resI- Pomte Shores The event lasts untJ! 5 Harper Woods Pomte Park council person IS one of the tasks the com- dents gathered m Johnston Park, but Katie Ruggiero, Harper Woods resI- p m and runs dunng the same hours Margot Parker of the clause miSSion agrees to accept If she may have been the bnghtest sym- dent and Grosse Pomte North semor, on Sunday, June 10 Over 100 vendors that reads the commiSSion the school board says there bol of the freedom for which many Will be there Food from area restau- sang the natIOnal anthem and would mamtam and operate IS a particular faCIlity it fought and died Amenca the Beautiful Harper Woods rants Will also be available, as well as pubhc recreation faclhtles would hke would hke the Dunng the ceremony, Harper entertamment by the Balduck high band members Emily Armand "Some of thiS IS putt10g commiSSIOn to take over Woods mayor Ken Poynter, ~tate rep Mountam Rangers and Je,slca Bannasch and Wayne mto effect some of th:ngs mamtenance of operatIOns, resentatlve Andrew Richner and TIckets are $3 ChJ!dren under 12 See WAR, page 8A that are currently bemg then they have the authonty get In for free For more mformatlon, done between the city of to accept the request of the call (313) 245-7012 Photo b) Hank Harper Woods and Its school school board" DcPu), dlstnct to mamtam school In response to Beach, Monday, June 11 fields," said NeIghborhood Grosse Pomte Wood'l city Club director John Bruce council person Patti The Grosse Pomte Park city councJ! "In our case III Grosse meets at 7 pm m the Park city hall, See PROGRESS, page 2A 15115 E Jefferson The publtc IS IUVlted to attend • POINTER OF INTEREST The Grosse Pomte Farms city coun- Cil meets at 7 30 p ~ IU the Farms city hall, 90 Kerby Among the Items on the agenda IS a proposal for con- "Rufus" McGaugh struction of a two-story retail/office bUlldmg at 130 Kercheval The meet- Home: City of Gro,;se 109 IS open to the pubhc Pomte
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Family: Wife, MOnica, son, Enc, 5 ..6A Samantha McCormack ... 5B Occupation: SOCIal relaxes in studies teacher at Schools 14A her moth- er's arms Brownell Middle School Autos .. .IOA while tak- Ob~tuarzes . .12A ing in the Quote: "Everythmg I Memorial do IS 10 the first person I Busmess . 16A Day cere- hve what I'm teachmg n Entertamment . .. 9B mony in Harper See story, page 4A Classlfied ads BC Woods. "Rufus" McGaugh
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r' June 7,2001 Grosse Pointe News 2A News u ------Progress------vOiced opmlOns how to left vague, but the cIties the Park teams on "lhool "~,,tem From page 1 want to do, then It must be addrebb the Issue of partICI- "Many of the youth property or 111 ,oOle cabe,> Chyhnskl said, "1 agree with clearly artlculated and not need to understand whether patIOn and me of proposed you are consldenng non-res- groups, particularly those program" orgollliled by the language bemg too mvolved With a lot of lan- fauhtleb by non-reSidents that have travel programs, group" Itk(' the ~trong Instead of usmg lan- guage that doesn't address Ident fees to use the faCili- MUniCIpal, school, ties or If they Will be exclud- do mclude non-resldent~ NelghbOl hliod Club dllow guage like 'to mamtam and what you've Just said" Neighborhood Club and ed It can't be somethmg even though they're orga you to n'g",tl'r d' ,I 11011-[('''' operate,' we should use "What 1 enViSion as the GrO,>be Pomte War that you sneak m SIX lllzed pnmanly on a resI- ldellt ,,0 I thlllk pdl t uf thl" \\Iordmg hke 'to assist m' or ultimate goal is to prOVide Memonal representatives months later," said Fred dential baslb," said Bruce '" as to at-knowledge that' 'to be delegated authonty' - facilltles that none of us can will meet again on Tuesday, Olds, a Park reSident and "There are non-residents None of thp mUlllupal 01 "omethmg that says we are provide on our own and If Junp 12 that compete agamst other bchool I epre"entatlve" a cooperatlve body '1b own someone IS gomg to provide alternate representative for and operate real land,' I'm those facllltles, someone has not comfortable with that to be able to operate them," olle at all 1 dun't want tu be "Iud Hal PCI Wood" managel unhappy that the associa- From page 1 the aSSOCiatiOn eXisted to benefit., gomg to the ,,~m- III a SituatiOn where I have Jim Lledlem Music------tIOn board deCided go off to please association members, prOVide fundmg for the sym- phony, but the b~L\\\ '> dIdn't to fight with other cltles "The mtent of thiS com- on Its own Hopefully they who promptly severed ties phony It was only fair that mentIOn dup,> There are strong pieces ill miSSIOn IS not to construct a Will continue to support the faCility," said Bruce "It IS to Wlth the symphony the symphony get any "I feel Servltto \\ <1'> wrong here that say one of our wmphony In some form" But that wasn't the end of money held by the associa- as a mattel of 1<1\\ ' Van Tll cities wants us to buy some- coordmate, collaborate and S,mlec saId that the the song, as It were tion up to the split After all, saId "But I \\ on'! I elom- thmg on their land, that enhance and obVIOusly, thiS Gro.,,,e POInte ClaSSical language missed that The symphony board the association used the mend to my cliellt that the) makes me nervous" MU;.lc League Ib new III asked that the aSSOCiation, symphony's 501C(3) tax-free appeal thp decl,,101l One of "The splnt of cooperatlon mark" mOle than name The group now called the Grosse Pomte status to raise the money the rea"onb the ~) mphol1) IS the underlymg reason There was also consider- no\\ admit', men It has ClaSSical MUSIC League, Szulec disagreed, saymg wa' not happy II Ith the rela- why we're all here and that able debate about non-resI- about 250 members, 17 of turn over money that was ill that the money held by the tIOnship With the a<,<,oUJ clearly has been Identified dency participatIOn m pro- \\ horn are male It will also the aSSOCiatIOn's account at aSSOCiatIOn came from dues tlOn IS becau,e thc~ would as a need," said Parker "The grams and faCility usage provide ;,cholarshlps to the time of the separation - dues that were meant to spend $30,000 on a other need IS what do you do The current draft language mU,IClanb and even contm- IS vague about non-resident Symphony attorney go to the associatIOn fundralsel that would IIPt to enhance and expand pro- ue to glVe money to the sym- use of programs and facili- Lawrence Van Tli said the Van TlI said Semtto's rul- $8,000 It's a high w,t fOI a grams ThiS goes way, way phony, but that Will no symphony board felt enti- mg stated that the associa- Ielatlvely "mall benPlit I beyond that If acqumng ties Ion el be Its ~ole focus property IS somethmg we "The wordmg has been tled to the money because tion's bylaws mentiOned think my cht nh .\1 en't
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An artIcle about the Address Phone theft of a bronze statue by artist Edward McCartan City State Zip In the May 31 edItIOn should have ~tated that a Our ~IL PlEASE CHfCK TIM£: 9:00 • 10:30 AM 0 10:30. 12:00 0 rue.ThIrs 9:00 . 12:00 PM 0 'alty' CFN1I:l'?S ()f" "MF~ bronze plaque, not a stat- Specl , We ShIp Anl'1h.ng Any","""" ue, wa~ ~tolen from the Make checks payable to: Drew Mascarin, OR authorize payment to War Memonnl last year WE SHIP 23210 Greater Mack Visa or Me (Please circle) # exp.: _ Ml Sd of9l1ile'SLCleI!SIl«a wa~ later found In Lake $jgnafyre '/iIe1pOO.lIIUI ,",sh,~~ FMEPInln9From ...... St Clair FURNITURE ME"'"Ml_I""".... 810-n3-33n June 7,2001 Grosse Pointe News 4A News Welcome to Rufus' world Brownell teacher lives the life he teaches - all 200 countries and lands and 50 states
By Bonnie Caprara Staff Wnter LIfe I'> an adventure for POINTER OF INTEREST Rufu ...McGaugh Llteralh class, but there's so much to talked about drIvmg out to In hI" t'ravel;;, the CIty of cover," he saId "ThIs year VISIta gtrlfnend who moved Gros<;e POinte resIdent has I've shown shdes of 65 coun- to Alaska He was game and trekked through the tnes ThIS way, they get to they and another pal hopped Himalayan mountallls, see thmgs so much more m the car waded through the nce pad- vIVIdly than through read- "We thought we could dle;:, III VIetnam and was mg a text They'll not only make It In 10 days,n he saId held pn;;oner m a JaIl In remember the Important "We dIdn't know what we ZImbabwe thmg<;,but the goofy thIngs, were domg We had sleepmg For a hfe that sounds as If too It's the kmd of thmg bags, but no tents We got It would be just as well be that aIds III learnmg eaten allve by mosquitoes sUIted for the movIes a;; Everythmg I do IS In the We were dJrty We dIdn't eat played by Harnson Ford or first person I lIve what I'm well and we only got as far Sean Connery, McGaugh teachmg" as Mamtoba" has captured the moments Since McGaugh's curricu- But that dIdn't stop on slIde;; for hIs audIence lum only covers European, McGaugh and hiS buddJes hIS seventh-grade socIal ASIan and Afncan geogra- They drove out to Cahfornla studIes classes at Brownell phy, that's less than half of The next year, he enhsted In MIddle School the 200 countrIes and lands the U S MarIne Corps and In a recent lesson, he had VISIted, not to men- was sent to VIetnam McGaugh led a rapid-fire tIon all 50 Umted States, When McGaugh returned Brownell Middle School social studies teacher Rufus McGaugh has led the life narratIOn of how the clImate most of them Wlth nothmg home from duty Wlth the of adventure In 200 countries and lands and aU 50 United States. He now often and terram of VIetnam more than a knapsack on hIS Mannes, he fimshed college travels with his wife Monica and son Eric, 5, pictured In front of Teotihuacan, affected how the U S mllI. back then went on a three-month, the Pyramid of the Moon, in Mexico In April 2000. McGaugh dIdn't travel 26-country tnp to Europe tary fought the conflIct there the Middle Ages m the 1960s and 1970s much as a young boy who before comIng to teach social IstS had blown up two-thirds had not blown up theIr aIr grew up on Warren When studies at Pierce MIddle of the air force force and they released me " LikeWise, some of the "I usually don't talk as most famous SItes, he saId, fast m real lIfe as I do m my he was 18, a frIend of ills School, whIch he called "the "When I got off the plane, It was McGaugh's camera perfect job for travelmg," I had jet lag hke there was that had also gotten him are not necessarIly the most Even on a teacher's salary, no tomorrow, so I was walk- arrested tWlce In the former excItIng McGaugh made tus way to Ing to stay awake," he said SOVIet Umon In the early "Some things kInd of the farthest, most unusual "1 saw a big house called 1980s backfire on you," he saId "I and hardest reaches He was ZImbabwe House, so I fig- "The first time I got took the Trans-Slbenan one of the first U S cItIzens ured thiS has got to be the arrested was for takIng piC- Express, I've gone across the to travel to Chma m 1977 preSIdent's house, I went up tures of a 'top secret' area - Sahara and the great and one of the last U.S. CIti- and asked one of the guards a frUIt market outSide Outback m AustralIa It zens to VISItAfghamstan m If thiS was the preSident's Moscow,»he saId "The sec- sounds lIke IndIana Jones, 1979 house I was readmg hiS ond tIme was for takIng pIC- but after my tIme on the Often, McGaugh would body language and figured tures of I22201 Telegraptl Road Southfield I:1 Blocks Soulh of 9 Mile Road West Side 01 Telegraph :(800) 696-1260 I , • Just in time for Father's Day. enter to win an 18-hole qolf pacRa~e and two-niqht hotel stay at Shanty CreeR in lovely Bellaire, Michiqan. 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Meanwhile, the dashmg, hand- some, hberal Democrat preSIdent conservatives (after makmg a SIlly, ImplaUSIble By Doug Patton speech to a Jomt seSSIOn of Congress always assume a liberal bias m Opinion that looks hke It'S bemg held m a com- movies; It'S Just a glVen However, mIttee room) and hIS beleaguered pohtlcal Junkie that I am, I defied female nommee are totally VlndlCated I (It turns out the naughty college pho- my better Judgment recently by VlrgIma staged the whole car-m-the- tlOn IS led by an evIl nght-wmg rentmg a video titled "The nver scenarIO m order to make hIm- tos were a fraud) and all's well m Repubhcan congressman, who finds Contender" and settlmg m With my self look hke a hero Of course, the Amenca dlrty photos from the senator's college popcorn and a guardedly open mmd young woman he had hired to dnve Along the way, there's a young, Ide- days, thus throwmg her defenders for a Fnday evening of Washmgton off the brIdge wasn't supposed to ahstIc congressman who takes the mto Chnton-hke spm mode. mtngue drown, etc , etc., etc same personal odyssey we, the audi- What I saw can only be descnbed as After the ev: \ nght-wmg congress- While It IS hard to pmpomt the ence, are meant to take: from naIVely "The Amencan PreSident" meets "The man does everythmg m hiS power to most Implau!:nbll" partg of thiS story behevmg m the agenda of the eVll West Wmg" on sterOld!> derall the nommatlOn, It IS ObVlOUS hne, I thmk the biggest exaggeratIOn rIght-wmg Repubhcan congrel:lloman Vutually every Silly chche that he must be stopped. The dash- IS the treatment given the nommee to seemg the hght m the end and Hollywood could conjure about "The mg, handsome, lIberal Democrat when her pro-chOIce views are diS- behevmg wholeheartedly m the dash- Vast Rlght-Wmg Consplfacy" was presldent and hiS loyal chIef of staff cussed dunng her committee hear- mg, handsome, hberal Democrat thrown mto this plot. sandbag the eVil nght-wmg mgs - chmred, of course, by the eVIl preSIdent and hIS honorable, VlrtU- Upon the untimely death of the vice Repubhcan congressman by convmc- nght-wmg Repubhcan congressman. ous, beleaguered female nominee. preSident of the United States, the mg him that they mtend to WIthdraw At one pomt, he and another member There are two schools of thought on dashmg, handsome, hberal Democrat the beleaguered female senator's of the commIttee are hterally scream- how Hollywood portrays conserva- president nom mates an equally hber- nomination If the evIl nght-wmg mg at the nommee that "ABORTION tIVes. One IS that filmmakers know al female U S senator to fill out the Repubhcan congressman WIll Imme- the truth and Ignore It, choosmg IS MURDERl" term. dIately throw hiS full, pubhc support mstead to portray us as the mon- After the demure performance of . ThIS IS conSIdered a bold move, behmd the nommatlOn of the moder- strous ogres they want the public to the passlOnately pro-hfe John ,smce the pundits beheve that the ate governor of Virginia (remember believe we are The other IS that the Ashcroft and his defenders during hIS preSIdent's chOlce wIll be the moder- him?) exaggerated political presentatIOn heanngs m January, It is hard to :ate governor ofVlrgIma But the mod- To make a long, ndlculous story put forth m "The Contender" is how Imagine a less likely scene In the erate governor of Virginia has recent- those m the motlon pIcture industry short, after the eVil rIght-wmg Umted States Congress In fact, the :Jy tned unsuccessfully to rescue a Repubhcan congressman has made actually see us. drowmng woman whose car Just hap- only demagoguery m recent memory hlS pubhc statement of support for that approaches thIS level has come I have come to beheve m the latter pened to crash off a bndge nght next the nominatlOn of the moderate gov- from the left explanatlOn. Jp where he (the governor) was fish- ernor of VIrgima to be the next Vlce Doug Patton tS a freelance colum- Remember Ted Kennedy shneking .mg ThIS IS thought to be too remims- president of the Umted States, the mst who has served as a speechwnter that "Robert Bork's Amenca IS a coun- cent of Chappaquidlck, and the mod- dashing, handsome, hberal Democrat and polzcy advtser for federal, state try of back-alley abortlOns and blacks erate governor of Vlrgima IS passed preSIdent and hiS loyal chief of staff and local polLtwal candidates and turned away from whltes-only lunch over m favor of the hberal female sen- mform the eVll right-wmg Repubhcan elected officlals. H~s columns can be counters," yada, yada, blather, ad 4tor congressman that they have eVldence vtewed weekly at www gopusa.com. nauseum? OpposItion to the senator's nomma- that the moderate governor of PRODUCTION DISPLAY ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED - ()13) 882-6900 13131882-6ll'JO EDITORIAL (313) 882-3500 Balba,. 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Manager Adv.rtlslng Re"resenlallYe ~~~~::~.:~:~:.:y Manager Adnumstrator Carol Mtlilgen, Julie R Sutton, Gros~ Pointe N£ws ~:~~::::;:"'" MI.8m Dlan~ Morelh, Ed'tonal AsslStanl (313) 34:1-5575 Betty Brosseau Proofreader AdmmlSlnh\ e A"slstant A.dvertlslng Represenlattvl;' Vol. 62, No. 23, June 7, 2001, Page 6A Ou r teens better than most A"f l,~Air1'\\~Ri Ichlgan teens are doing bet- commumty advocacy coordmator at \-IAvntr . ter than their counterparts m MichIgan's ChIldren. "Today's chlldren e~n~ most other states on a num- need at least a high school dIploma to M~N'I f\tDl-\ f1,f~ Mber of measures, accord1ng to earn a hvmg wage In th1S economy, "Tl-\~ca Yi~~. the state-by-state report released by functlOn as Informed cltlzens and the natlOnal Klds Count project at the guIde the next generatIOn" Annie E Casey FoundatlOn Other measures showmg substan- MIchigan outdid natIOnal dechnes tIal improvement between 1990 and on several measures, particularly in 1998 included the mfant mortality rate, droppmg from 11 to 8 mfant 1ts teen b1rth rate deaths per hve bIrths, and the percent MIrronng natIOnal trends, MichIgan of underemployed parents, falhng saw Improvement on seven of 10 mea- from 35 to 27 percent Chdd deaths "sures of child well-bemg Overall, the also declmed from 30 to 26 of every 'most substantial gams m MichIgan's 100,000 chIldren, ages 1-14, and child child well-bemg occurred among ado- poverty eased shghtly - from 19 to 18 lescents where rates of teen bIrths, teen deaths and "idle" teens - teens percent On the other hand, SImilar to the ages 16-19, are neither attendmg natIOn, the state saw a rise m single school nor workmg - all dropped by a parent famlhes - 28 percent of faml- third between 1990 and 1998 hes With children m 1998, and m low- MIchigan's compOSIte rankmg has birthweight babies at 8 percent of live chmbed to 28th among the 50 states as compared to 33rd m 1990, accordmg to bIrths MIchigan d1d not worsen as much as the natIOn, however, on these the natlOnal "Klds Count Data Book Address comments to cartoonist Phil Hands at [email protected] 2001" whIch IS scheduled for release two mdlcators this fall The smgle parent family measure MIchIgan's 33 percent decrease m gave the state Its second worse rank- births among high school-aged teens mg - 34th among the 50 states Letters was much more substantial than the DespIte Improvements m the trend penod, Michigan's mfant mortahty natlOnwlde dechne of 19 percent Teen al by Doug Patton, "Jeffords pohtIcal SItuatIOn as he saw rate earned the state Its worse rank- bIrths m MIchIgan dropped from 36 of Mutual respect, was never a Repubhcan" fit In order to do lus duty every 1,000 teens, ages 15-17, gIvmg mg - 36th An mfant born m 35 other bipartisanship ThiS pIece did nothmg other and represent hIS con- .lnrth at the begmnmg of the decade, to states has a better chance of sUTVlVlng than pander to the conserva- stItuents her first year than one m MIchIgan. To the Editor: tIVe nght, those angry about I have digressed from my :24 m 1998, well below the natIOnal I reahze that the Grosse The report also noted that half a the pOSSible deraIlment of onglnal pomt There are two ~ate of 30 MichIgan's rankmgs for lts Pomtes are not traditIOnally the BushiCheneyfRepubh- SIdes to every story The :teen birth rate (19th) and teen death mllhon of the !>tate's chIldren hve m conSidered a stronghold of can agenda I saw no article Bush campaIgn promIsed ;.ate 115th) placed thiS state m the top "workmg poor" famlhes - where fam- polItIcally hberalldeas, but I Ily mcome was less than tWIce poverty expressmg excitement on bipartIsanshIp at all levels 20 states belIeve that the pohtIcal of government and I thInk level ($27,000 for a famIly of three m the part of the Democrats, Deaths among MichIgan teens from conservatism routmely diS- thiS IS a laudable goal and I 1998), and at least one parent worked the Senate maJonty party, at aCCIdent. homICIde or SUICIde dIpped played on the OpmlOn page Jeffords' slgmficant deCISion hope It becomes reahty, of the Grosse Pomte News IS from 73 among 100,000 teens, ages 15- 50 or more weeks a year A fifth of the to follow hiS consCIence and espeCially III hght of the due for evaluatIOn and tem- 19, m 1990 to 48 m 1998 state's chIldren hved m these famlhes, the Wishes of hiS con- reahgnment of the Senate and the vast maJonty of theIr parents penng I have always understood "These dramatic Improvements for I wholeheartedly beheve stItuents worked full-tIme. One of every SIX of Perhaps the Repubhcan the pohtlcal process of MichIgan teens are partIcularly heart- m freedom of the press and these children lacked health msurance Party has gone too far nght democracy to be one of team- emng," Said Jane Zehnder-Merrell, freedom of speech, but I In 1998, aCCordIng to the natlOnal and the DemocratIc Party work and cooperatIOn, must admIt a certain reluc- senIOr research associate at the too far to the mIddle on the respect and open-mmded- report tance to Indulge m readmg . MIChIgan League for Human ServIces political contInuum and the ness I would merely lIke to Klds Count In MichIgan, a collabora- that which consistently IS at and state project dIrector for Klds only thmg left to do IS call on the Grosse Pomte Count "Clearly the federal and state tIVe project of the Michigan League for odds WIth many of my VIew- News - In the spirit of Human Services and MIchigan's reahgn the pubhc's percep- efforts to prevent teen pregnancy and pOints tion of the pohtlcal spectrum bipartisanship and mutual local In1tlatlves to promote youth Children, IS part of a broad natIOnal I am certain I am In the respect - to make avaIlable mmonty of the readership based on the fact that what development and safety are makmg a effort to measure the well-bemg of was once moderate IS now an occaSIOnal senous fea- children at state and local levels The based on pohtlcal behefs, dIfference" con'lldered (by certain pun- ture of polItical IIberahsm project regularly collects and pubhsh- but I believe that mmontles dits and analysts) bleeding and for the readers of the Idle teens prOVIded the state WIth ItS deserve attention and es such mformatIOn to enhghten pub- lIberal, and what was once paper to evaluau- such WIth best rankmg - 13th among the 50 expreSSIOn of theIr VIew- conSidered conservative IS an open mind Then they 'states Seven percent of MIchIgan hc pohcy and commumty actIOn pomts m the Amencan cul- The state project IS part of a natlOn- now somewhere only slIght- may feel free to wnte In and youth, ages 16- 19, reported not ture, even If the mInonty 1'\ complam Just as I have WIde network of state projects sup- ly nght of center attendmg school nor workmg III 1998, as "pohtlcally unsavory" as Thank you for your time ported by the Anme E Casey I grant that Jeffords' compared to 10 percent m 1990 the now-maJonty (In the method of changIng hIS Gordon Jimison FoundatIOn of Baltimore, Md The US Senate) Democratic party alhance may have Grosse Pointe Park "We can probably credIt the Job DetrOIt-based Sktllman FoundatIOn, Party been less than Ideal and the as well a" the Blue Cross Blue Shield The feature that prompt- opportuOltles m MIchigan's boom SItuatIOn could have been CI.nlfled Advertl.lng of MIchIgan FoundatIOn and the ed me to wnte In after sev- economy for thIS dechne m Idle teens handled entirely differently, 313-882-6900 ext 3 MIchIgan ASSOCIatIOnof Umted Ways, eral monthg of JU'lt "hakmg stoce no Improvement occurred in hIgh hut the bottom line IS that o.-!WIte NcWI also prOVIde fundmg for the MIchIgan my head was the May 31 the senator reacted to the ~\(... 'k& school dropout for thiS age group over Grosse POinte News edIton- the same penod," saId MIChele Corey, project hned, but was a first never- separated the North an& Its major nvals, the New theless South dunng the CIVIl War Baltimore York Central and The company was also one The Baltimore & OhIO fea- Pennsylvania In freight ser- of the few eastern roads to tured the followmg pnnclpaJ: VIce, prmclpally coal, the add glass-topped vIsta dome passenger trams and routes & Ohio B&O fought constantly WIth cars to passenger trams Ambassador (Baltimore- The natIOn's first railroad the Chesapeake & OhIO Dome cars were common out DetrOlt) LIkewise, B&O passenger to offer regularly scheduled I Say west, but eastern raIlroads servIce suffered from never CapItol LimIted (Jersey serVIce, the Baltimore & aVOlded the popular can" havmg a direct hnk WIth Clty- Washmgton-Chlcago) OhIO, would declare bank- whIch B&O officlalb dubbed Manhattan Passengers Cmcmnahan (DetrOIt- ruptcy three times "Strata-Domeb," becaube of arnvmg from Washmgton Yet the company lasted tight clearances through old Cmtlnnatl, later, Baltlmore- DC, Chicago and as far nearly 150 years before time tunnels bUIlt when rail Wa 'ihl ngton -C mCInnatl) away as St LoUIShad to dis- respectively dIesel power, It began Columbian (WashIngton- becommg a SubsIdIary of the carb were smaller embark at Jersey CIty for a Yet the financially addmg diesels to ItS roster a Chessle System The B&O ChlCdgO) ferry nde across the Hudson strapped B&O dIdn't shy decade before the competI- Diplomat (Jersey City- lost whatever corporate The B&O can frubtrate River to New York from competitIOn tion Washmgton-St LoUIS) IdentIty that remamed m raIlroad hobbylbts becaube The lOgistic inconvenience CompetitIOn breeds strength In 1924, It bought one of Metropohtan SpeCIal 1987 when Chessle merged the company kept changing made cross-country servIce and weeds out Wimps, and the first dIesel sWltchers (Wa~hll1gton-St LOUlb) WIth Seaboard System to Its pamt scheme Overall, more attractive on the New the B&O's managers were made In 1935, the NatIOnal Limited (Jersey form CSX however, dunng the po"t- York Central and tough raJ1road men unafraid Baltimore & OhiO'S Royal Clty-Wa~hll1gton-St LoUIS) The B&O was chartered World War n streamhne era PellllbylY,lIlIa I':lllroads, tv J.dopt new techn()logle~ Blup 'itrp3.mlmer pa~~enger Ruyal BlUl. ,J"I "'-} Clt}. in 1827 Groundbreakmg company colon, Wl're blue where nders rode m and methods tram was pulled by the first Wa~hmgton ) ceremomes took place on and gray The hvery reflect- Pullman-crafted comfort Although the B&O was mdependent diesel locomo- Shenandoah (Jersey Clty- July 4 the followmg year ed the B&O's terntorv dlong dIrectly mto Grand Central one of the last railroads to tive The engine was boxy Wa~hlngton-Chlcago) The lme never overcame the Mason-Dixon Lme that StatIOn and Penn StatlOn, sWItch fully from bteam to and deCidedly unstream- OrOB Pcint~N~ws TheOp.Ed Page. ., , June 7, 2001, Page 7A _f~i by Ben Burns may sag a httle and I had a Slow tooth pulled the other day I Books calore cned when they pulled that The Friend; of the LIbrary matriculator tooth I'd had It for 81 When Elmer A. are branchmg out WIth theIr years" Kundinger Jr. strolled annual June book sale Both Kundmger's plans for the across the stage to accept the Woods branch at future may Include teaching hIS dIploma at Grosse Pomte Parcells and the Park 10 an adult education pro- HIgh m 1938, he dIdn't branch at Defer will offer gram He also plans to VISIt reCCIve any academIC books for $2 or less from 10 MIchIgan at the end of June a m to 4 p m If you stop by awards for a weddmg Kundmger "I dIdn't have a C aver- late m the day on Saturday, Will see hiS old friend age," the 81-year-old great- June 16, you can buy a bag Charles E. Saltzer III grandfather confessed of books for a buck Traverse CIty when he gets recently He had four mam to MIchigan. mterests FIrst carne the One arrested football Police have arrested an Visit the Grosse Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs.homepage.com "He must be 95 or 96," team, then ex-conVIct on parole m the Kundinger saId "He dIdn't the bWlm slaYIng of Stephen King, thmk I could do It It WIll be team Third the South graduate who was a thnll to shake hIS hand was girls and murdered m New York CltY, Tonys for 'The Producers' Thousands know hIm and fourth was May 10, as he waited to u~ Now that "The Producers" way to the bank, hstmg loved hIm, hke I do " school a studiO to record musIc for has been awarded a record dangerously close to the He contm- number of Tonys and the recurrent stereotype of the Saltzer was pnnclpal at hIS second CD ued hIS acad- Broadway show IS sold out money-grubbmg Jew Grosse POInte HIgh when emIc career The suspect told pohce for years and everybody lit Roger Ebert IS a great Kundinger made that first by mOVIng on Ben Burns that the VIOlence began by seems) IS raVIng about It, mOVIe reVIewer, and hiS academIcally undlstm- to what IS mlstake when hIS partner It'S time to take a look at reVIews go back almost four gUlshed crossmg of a gradu- now Wayne State accidentatly kIlled Jennifer the phenomenon of the decades Because of the atIOn platform Umverslty, where he con- Stahl, an actres;, and appeal of tastelessness recent phenomenon of the fesses that he majored m dancer and owner of the stu- There's no accountmg for Broadway show reVIval of girls and parties and then Rotarian dIO Three were kllled and taste, as they say, and ana- "The Producers," he mo\ ed on to Michigan State two wounded m the s\aymg .. lyzmg the psychology of and as many other assorted reVIewed the film agam and \I hel e he dId more of the of the Year five floors above a busy humor can take the humor Gypsy and SlaVIC"vermm" had thiS to say ~ame (Although he must James W. Goss was Midtown Manhattan deh out of It Accordmg to the German death machme "ThiS IS one of the funm- have gotten the partymg out named Rotanan of the Year Freud, exposmg some hld- could exterml''late est movIes ever made To of hIS system, because he by Grosse Pomte Club DonatIOns m Stephen den anti-SOCIal tendency m I find It hard to see what see It now IS to understand has been marned to hIS WIfe PreSIdent Dick Allison Kmg's honor can st1l1 be a harmless surpnse makes can pOSSIbly be funny about that To see It for the first Marilyn for 60 years) Monday for the stellar Job he made to the CoahtlOn to a person laugh The process HItler or the NaZIS, the tIme m 1968, when I did, has done for more than a Stop Gun VIOlence The IS mystenous and by swastIka or the German was to WItness an audaclt~ On Dee 7,1941, hiS focus year arrangmg top-flIght EducatIOnal Fund to Stop anthropomorphlzmg, It umform In order to give m so hberatmg that not even Gun Violence, 1023 15th St , changed when the Japanese speakers for the group that sometimes looks to us hke to laughter, to fun, to enJoy- 'There's Somethmg About N W, SUIte 600, Washmgton, bombed Pearl Harbor lunches each week at the cats, dogs and chImpanzees ment of an evemng of Many' nvals It The movie DC 20005 can smIle as well expenSIve ($100) entertam- was hke a bomb gomg off Kundmger, like many oth- War Memonal Goss, an What do they thmk IS so ment, the audIence has to mSlde the audience's sense ers, Jomed the Navy He attorney, arranged for col- spent World War II on an Ben Burns, of the Cltyof funny? What IS funny? forget about or dISSOCIate of propnety There IS such lege preSidents and deans, escort ShiP, the 165-foot Grosse Pomte, lS dIrector of A man shps and falls on a the show from the realitIes rapacIty m ItS heroes, such archIVIsts, Internet experts Talahoma 111 the North the Jourllahsm program at banana peel and that's of World War II and the gleeful fraud, such greed, and dozens of other mterebt- Wayne State Unwerstty a-nd funny That IS the baSIS of Holocaust such lust, such a Wllhng- AtlantIC "It was techmcally a res- lng, relevant speakers, can be reached at slapstick _ pratfalls Why Many cntlcs have praIsed ness to compromIse every cue shIp," he said "When Alhson sald m makmg the burnsben@home com or by IS It funny, sometimes, to Brooks for hIS mgenUlty 10 pnnclple, that we cave m other shIps got sunk, we Ie~- plaque presentatIOn phone at (318) 882-2810 see another person m an spoofing the apparently and go along" cued the surVlVors We dId- awkward pOSItIOn?The unspoofable One cntlc Thmk about It - a bomb Germans called It "schaden- went so far as to assert that gomg off m our sense of n't have any bIg guns" After the war, Kundmger freude" _ literally, shame- Brooks buned HItler propnety, a Wllhngness to All I can see IS that ran a constructIon company ful JOY,ta kmg satls f:actIOn compromIse every pnnClple m the P01l1tes hke hIS J m someone mIsfortune Brooks reVIved HItler In We cave m and go along father, but called It Kae It IS schadenfreude to be the show, HItler IS not such I can't help wonder ConstructIOn so you could happy that grandpa died a bad guy after all, Just a whether our collectIVe cav- tell the Kundmgers' campa- and I can buy a BMW WIth little WIld and crazy, almost mg m and gomg along WIth mes apart In 1950, he my mhentance money It IS a sympathetIC character, he medIa outrageousness has II moved to Miami and ran a schadenfreude to be glad IS so endeanng In hIS delu- destroyed our sense of out- constructIOn company there • when someone I can't stand Slons of grandeur rage, our sense of propnety IS hurt m an automobIle ThIS IS not the same man I also wonder whether thIS before retmng aCCIdent Schadenfreude IS who explOIted German antI- "caVIng 111" on values, pnn- When Kundmger crossed so unfnendly and antI. Semltlsm and advocated clples, morals and pnontles the stagE' at the Umverslty SOCIalthat most people hIde kllhng JeWIsh babies-, along has contnbuted to parents of Central Flonda m the feehng, eIther con- WIth thelf brothers, SIsters, acceptmg outrageous Orlando recently, he was SClOusly or unconscIOusly parents, aunts, uncles and behaVIor from their kids awarded a B S degree 111 SCI- What does schadenfreude grandparents This IS the The lack of a sense of pro- E'nce and a B A degree m have to do WIth "The same man who danced a Jig pnety seemmgly condones hl~tory He sported a 33 Producers?" on the Champs Elysees on and enables destructIve average, and 80 famIly I thmk the collectIve glee the fall of France, whose SS behaVIor, pOSSIbly leadmg to members and fnends had of the audience and entlcs ferreted out Anne Frank the current spate of school gathered from acroSS the of Mel Brooks' remake of and had her murdered shootmgs, kIds kJ1hng kIds natIOn to watch the ceremo- hIS 1967 mOVie IS schaden- Some explam the phe- m neIghborhoods, rampant ny The local Fox network nomenon of "The Producers" dd freude The movIe was out- cocame a IctlOn and the ,tatlOn news staff was even as a backlash to the overly AIDS d rageous at the time, even epl emlc on hand to record hIS gradu- conSIdered courageous, but sensltlve restnctlOns of Perhaps It'S time to thmk atIOn for a feature story It was so funny the humor pohtlcal-correctness, whIch more deeply about what's Kundmger had always advocates extreme sensltlvl- f h 1 h outweIghed the outrage unny. w at we are aug - wondered whether he could It did the seemmgly ty to the feehngs of mem- mg at and makmg hght of have earned a college bers of disadvantaged and It' t ImpOSSIble, makmg a corne, s Ime to pay more atten- degree And after he renred I U M dy out of a spoof of HItler, mmonty groups, even to the tlon to what's gomg on and to Tennessee m 1985, he the NaZI party, the Gestapo pomt of mfnnglng on the tIme to stop caVIng m It's took one history course at Chronograph and such notables as nghts to frE'e speech time to stop sleep-walkmg tmy Motlow College He Goebbels, Goenng and LIttle thought I" gwen to Dr Bloom tS Clmlcal earned a C and concluded It By TAG He .. .,r Hlmmler Of course, they the suppressed reVUI'ilOn of AssocUIte Professor of wa~ pOSSIble So two courses left out EIchmann Hard to many Jews and sympathet- P~ychlatry, Wayne State at a time and sometimes find somethmg funny about ICothers that HItler and UnIVersIty School of three he advanced toward him But Hitler, yes NaZI Germany have been Medlcme He t.~a member of the recently earned dIploma In the mOVIe,HItler lightened up for the pur- the Amerlcan Academv of And on May 5, along WIth pat sco1t~jeWelers wanted to smash France po'le of entertamment and Psychoanalysts and 011 the 3,566 fellow graduates at and England, and he was makmg lots of money edttorlal board of the Wayne Central Flonda, he fimshE'd frustrated that he couldn't And, "hamefully, the pro- County Medlcal Soctety He smash Germany Hilanousl ducers of the show are welcomes comments at hIS e "It gave me a thnll and Brooks agam ~klnfully ,Jew'l, ratlOnallzmg that mall address, vbloom@Com my heartbeat went up," he 19495Mack. Grosse POinte Woods • 313-881-5882 aVOld'l the fact of HItler they are domg the world a puserlle ~ald "I feel pretty good and eJ"Vlceby makmg us laugh c m d th bite wantmg to ex term mate S 0 ,an VlSt IS we S , don't feel old at all My body An aulhonzed TAG Hever dealer every last European Jew They are laughmg all the www factotem com / vbloom / June 7, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 8A News yesterday's headlines 50 years ago this week chps 50 years ago Artifacts from the man- 10 years ago sIOnWIllalso be sold Called this week this week a "walk-through" auctIOn, • The NeIghborhood Club • Parkmg Willbe restnct- bidders WIll be allowed to ed along Wmdmlll Pomte WIll be filled with fencers buy the panehng, marble, batthng with fOils, sabres Dnve thIS summer to accom- floor tIles, glass, draperies, modate the new entrance and epees for eight days thiS doorknobs, chandehers, ele- month when the NatIOnal bemg completed at the vators, walk-m refngerator Grosse Pomte Park mumcI- Fencmg Championships are and heavy wooden doors decIded pal park that make up the magnlfi. • In sweltermg heat and Gregory Flynn Jr the ""nt lakeSIde estate epee champIOn of MIchigan, 95 percent humidity, the • The Grosse Pomte City Grosse Pomte North gnl's IS chief among the counCIlhas Jomed the other New Monteith School NeIghborhood Club's repre- soccer team conquered the four Pomtes m authonzmg a weather, but not Its oppo- sentatIves who will be com- There will be no vacation at this buildlng on Cook Road during the sum- formal plannmg arm to ItS nent peting pohtlcal body The planmng mer. Workmen wiUbe busy trying to get it finished to receive its first pupils • War Memonal offiCials North lost 3-2 m double when the faU term beains in september. School officials predict that at least commISSion WIll cope WIth overtime to Manan m the are hoping for a wave oflate the problems of crowding 10 rooms and possibly 15 of the 30 in the $1.3 million structure will be returns as the recently com- first round of the regIOnal ready for the opening beU. The buildlng will have 25 standard classrooms. and age that have beset the tournament pleted fundralsmg drive net- commumty an all-purpose room for music and audiovisual instruction. a gymnasium ted only $11,600, far short of • The Blue DeVIls base- with a sUdlng partition which can divide it in two. a Ubrary. visiting The councll, as presently ball team of Grosse Pomte the $18,000 needed to pay constituted, exerts a hmlted teacher's room. art room, cUnlc and offices. Located in Grosse Pointe the center's debt and South High School lost 6-1 Woods,the new school will remove much of the pressure felt in this fastest- mfluence on housmg and to Eastpomte m a dlstnct expand seJ'Vlces general development growing area of the community_ (Photo by Fred Runnells. From the June 7, • A woman driving south semIfinal game The through vanous CIty bmld- Shamrock's pitcher held 1951 Grosse Pointe News. on Devonshlre In Grosse mg codes South to two hIts Pointe Park ran the stop • Detectives With the SIgn at Vernor, was rut by Youth SeJ'Vlce DIVISIonare another car and thrown concerned about semor 5 years ago this from the vehIcle Yet, her pranks at Grosse Pomte's Nautical Coastal Cleanup unmanned car contmued two pubhc hIgh schools week traveling along DevonshIre ActiVIties have ranged • Optmg to spend more untll commg to rest near from two students ndmg time WIth hiS famIly and dra-ws about 500 volunteers Kercheval motorcycles through the patients, Dr Ronald hallways at South to the Laskowski has announced By Brad Lindberg Grosse Pomte Farms, got WhJtney "You wonder what 25 years ago release of 10 cruckens mSlde hIS resignatIOn from the Staff Wnter her tenms shoes and happened to the other one" North Grosse Pomte Shores VIllage Mother Nature did unto Umverslty Liggett School DIVer Nick Schuchard this week council. others on Sunday mornmg, sweatpants dirty wrule help- found a "no sWImmmg and • Large emeralds, a pro- On the South SIde, a • Umverslty LIggett May 20, by prOVIding good mg clean the shorehne near diVIng" SIgn m knee-deep fuSIon of diamonds, a great detective questIOns the use School has won the Class C- weather that lured volun- Moross water off Memonal Park In pearl and other noteworthy of the word "tradItion" as a D boys tenms champIOnship, teers to clean Lake St ClaIr "We see trash when we St. Clair Shores gems Will be among the spnngboard for such actIOns sconng 28 pomts to 18 for For many enVIronmental- take walks along the shore," Back m the Farms, Cora more than half-mllhon dol- as "power shows," wherem runner-up North Muskegon ly mchned lake-lovers, the she saId "I thought, why not SmIth, 11, enjoyed walkmg lars m Jewelry to be sold at youths drag race on thor- • AT&T has proposed SIxth annual NautIcal clean It up?" along Lakeshore near the Rose Terrace auctIOn oughfares near the school bullding a commumcatlOns Coastal Cleanup marked the Beth WhItney of the Tonnancour findmg golf thiS weekend To enhance the effect, speed tower m Grosse Pomte spmtual beginnmg of sum- Farms was among volun- balls and dead fish A 17 5-carat emerald demons pour bleach m the Woods The antenna would mer teers who belong to the "I rmght be back next brooch plus a 12-carat dia- street which creates clouds be constructed berund the About 500 people waded Garden Club of MichIgan year," she smIled mond brooch WIll be sold, of whIte smoke as hlgh- cIty hall complex on Mack along the lake's western Thanks to low lake levels, Her mother, Carol, found along WIth a 16-carat (total reVVIng dnvers spm theIr Avenue shorehne and dove under- the group was able to pohce plastic foam boat bumpers, weight) pair of diamond ear tires - Brad Lmdberg water weanng scuba gear to exposed lake bottom north of an empty 011contamer and remove debns from waters the Farms Pier Park A balloons With strmgs - most recreatIOnal users stay Cleanup veteran, WhItney attached out of until Memonal Day saId the lakeshore was "Those stnngs are klllmg Crews cleared rottmg veg- cleaner thIS year than last bnds," said Beth WIlson, etation, !Jtter and other "That's hard to tell," saId part of the garderung club Mom forgets her medicine ... thmgs more associated WIth Jdl Wrubel, the Grosse contingent a Junkyard at the edge of Pomte Woods diVIng shop Another mom and chlld town than the source of owner who founded the combmatlOn, Lynn Siluk Dad just can't get dnnkmg water for 42 mll- Cleanup SIXyears ago "We and her son, Ryan, 10, of the hon MIchIgan reSIdents have to clean some areas Woods, used shovels to help around like he used to ... Resultb of the Cleanup every year because people unearth a large blue plastic weren't ready by press bme keep dumpmg stuff" barrel whIch had washed D'Arcy Danaher, 13, of Smce 1996, Cleanup ashore and been covered The house is just too workers have cleared Lake WIth sand St ClaIr of nearly 200 tons Gall Stroh-Marentette of of Junk, from abandoned the City was one of the \ much to take care of... cars and Ice shanties to Cleanup's trash captams dnftwood and rottmg vege- She supeJ'Vlsed work near , If there is someone dear to you who needs help tatIOn Moross Yet every year somethmg Scanmng the freshly with the activities of daily living, St John Senior crops up that causes a crew cleaned beach, she praIsed member to wonder her crew COmmunity can help. "It's weIrd when you find "We've gotten everythmg only one shoe," saId today," she said We'llprOVIdeyourlovedoneWIththe assistancetheyneed,and help themto be as mdepen- dent as pOSSible.WIu1emakingLIfeeasierfor our resIdentsISour top priority,we also strive to helpresidentsstayacllveand mvolved.Someofour amerullesandaet1V1tJesmelude. • Beautifulgroundsand rose garden • Ice Cream Parlor • AVIary • Gift Shopfeatunnga VIntage • FaCIlitypUppies popcorn macluneand Jukebox • An elegantdmmgroom • Transportation $op In tocI8y MId haw one of our dMig1l • Healthmanagementandwellnessservices -1lOIp yOu ...... ,__ • '!\vaSOCIalworkerswhospeaalIze fits your docoraIIng _ Wo wlU how rt • 24-hour emergencyassistance .- lor you .. just 3S cloys. In ISSUesrelatedto agIng • SptntualCare staffand Chapel 1_ .• , F• ...IT ...... • Intergenerauonalprograms ~ "'lJRNITlfRIo: • On-sitedentaland podiatrysernces ~ ....,n. • DlreclVIneveryroom 2:1720 ~T EASTJONIf 810-rn 1740 • Laundryand housekeepmgsernce MON _ fRI 10-9 rues s.tJ 1C).6 • Convement,freeresidentparking • BeautyShop Photo by Brad Lmdberg Gr~ Pojnt~N~ws Low water in Lake St. Clair allows Carol Smith of Grosse Pointe Farms to collect debris at the base of TheSemorCommumty'sdedicatedActiVItiesStaff (USPC;; 230.400) Published every Thursday the seawall north of Moross. Smith volunteered for last Sunday's Nautical Coastal Cleanup. alsoplansa vanetyof actiVItiesmeludIng By Anteebo Publishers 96 Kercheval Avenue • Wmeand cheeserecepbons Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 eral pnnclple He also saId that they would not support • MUSicaland culturalperionnances PHONE: (313) 882.6900 Lucy's Just any plan either He Second Class Postage paid a' Detro" urged the Lucy's people to • Art cIasses MIChigan and additional mailing From page3A - ottlC('"S that reSidents who hve near come up WIth morp dpt:1I1ed • Museumtnps Su~(nphon Ralf''J S37 per year ilia the Hlll mIght oppose the plans based on the general mall S65 oul 01 stale outhnes the counCIlpresent- • ViSitsto the park, zooandsportingevents I'OSTMI\STER Send add.e" changel plan on parkmg Issues 10 Gro~se POinte Nr .....s 96 alone ed them With But, saId Krrcheval Grosse POinle farm!" MI Mayor Ed Gaffney Gaffney, they should also Plus,reSidentstakecomfort10 knowlOgSt John 48236 The r1eadl,ne for nev.s copy" "loOOa\ thanked everyone for thelJ understand that they were noon 10 losure 1m<"rtIOO makmg no promIses and SemorCommumtyprOVIdesLIVIngoptionsand mput and saId that the I\dv<'f1mng copy for See"on B - mus' counCIl seems not to be mIght ultImately deCide to he m lhe advenlsmg ciepanmeot hy ~kJlledstafffor varylOgdegreesofIOdependence 1100 a m on Monday The r1eaciline opposed to the plan on gen- not support a second story for adveftl~lng copy 'or SNhons A & Thatmeansshould thetr LIveschange,theirhome ( IS 10 30 a m Tues f June 7,2001 Grosse Pointe News News 9A 3 22 a m A Shores patrol police pects Home alarm officer spotted a 1999 PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS - Darren Donaldson PontIac Grand Am cross the found cut Lawn crew center hne 'leveral times on Housebreakers dIscon- from a garage find an unknown male Lake~hore When he pulled nected a home alarm sys- loses mower standmg there the car over, he detected the tem, removed a basement On Wednesday, May 31 at Purse forgotten The perpetrator pushed OUILs in odor of alcohol eommg from wmdow and slipped mto a 1 pm, a Red Max lawn the man to the ground and the drIver, a 22-year-old A Grosse POInte Woods dwelhng m the 1400 block of blower was stolen from a grabbed cash from the the Shores Troy woman She al<;o had woman who left her purse In Balfour sometime between 2 lawn company while mjured man'& &hIrt pocket Gro~se Pomte Shores pub- a shoppmg cart after loadmg 'llurred "peech and faIled Durmg the fall, the man suf- lIc safety officers arre~ted and 6 p m on Fnday, June employees worked m the grocenes Into her Cdr her field ~obnety tests She fered mJUrIes to hIS drm, three people on ~u~plclOn of 1 They left Wlth the home- 1000 block of Buckmgham returned to the store park- blew a 19 on her PBT ThiS shoulder and Jaw dnvIng motor vehlcle~ whIle owner's teleYlSlOn and lap- m Grosse POinte Park mg lot to learn her pur"e wa~ her first offense and ~he He walked to the pohce under the mtluence of mtox- top computer Workers adVised pohce to was gone was U~Ing her "cat belt She hunt for two subjects m a statIon to make hIS report Icatmg lIquors last week I~ free on $100 bond The InCident took place In Harper Woods firefighters The first mCIdent took plact! 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Wright of by some Chry;,ler execu- If you're lookmg for a tIves whIle they were Ford minivan and your malO executIves, but Ford wa;,n't mterests are safety, ease of mterested When Lee operatlOn and rehablltty, lacocca took the rem~ at better check out the Toyota Chrysler Corp he brought SIenna If you are lookmg many of these executIve;, for excitement or cuttmg from Ford to Chrysler and Chrysler was ble::osed wlth •• edge stylmg, why are you Autos consldenng a mlmvan? an Instant ;,ucces'l, the 50- For the 1984 model year, called "garageable van" By Richard Wright It came at the nght tIme, Chrysler Corp began pro- From th~ !l!d~. th~ 2001 Toyota Sienna haa the ducmg a vehicle that could as Chry::olerWd;, m Ileel! uf d ICr to remove and added a mto the Dl III 1\ The Grosse Pomte Farms Pler Park Wlll be the home of the 2001 Lakefront Adult CooedVolleyball League CommumtIes partlclpat. mg 10 the league mclude the Farms, the CIty of Grosse Pomte, Grosse Pointe COMMUNICATIONS STORES Troy Lakeside Mall Warren Shores and Grosse Pomte .New Location- Detroit Soutftfleld Woods Regular season play 144 26935 Northwestern Hwy 1913 E Big Beaver Rd 810-247-7286 29240 Van Dyke Bloomfield Hills 100 Ren Cen Ste (T"'Y SpoIlS c.morl 248-915.3000 Twelve OGks Mall 810.751-0747 ISscheduled to begtn dunng 454 Telegraph Rd (N'" 10 Iho CoIIoo Ioonoryl 248.526-0040 the week of June 25 10.110'4 P.... SI>o9Pnil C.-j 313-568-8900 248-735-3973 2811 7 Telegraph Rd Whhe Lake All mterested teams or 248.335.9900 [Soulh 01 ...... Md. Itd I Westland 9190 Highland Rd fannington Hills 248-358-3700 35105 Warren Rd WAL-MART LOCAnONS mdlvlduals should contact 31011 Orchard Lake Rd IS W c,"",,' of W._ & Woynt Ids J 248-698.0043 theIr home parks and recre. .New Location- (S w come, of O«ftotd Itd Commerce La" St. Shores 734.722.7330 Brighton & 14Mdtltdl Clair 3301 Pootiac Trail atlOn offices CIty reSidents 248-538-9900 26401 Harper Ave Yr,"anti can call (313) 343-5257 8159 Challis, SUite C [At lO 1'2 mile! MAll LOCATIONS 248.669-9860 2 15 Ellsworth Rd 1011 96 '" Imnt of To'9O'1 810-777-4010 734-528-3137 Shores reSidents can call 810-225-4793 Lake Orlan Briarwood Mall Howell 2531 S lapeer Rd (313) 884-2305 Woods resI- 10n0n _ 2 moles N 0/ .... fDloc.1 Sterling Heights 734.623-8620 3599 Grand River E (313) Dearborn dents can call 343- 248-393-6800 517-546-5611 2470 Farms reSIdents can 24417 Ford Rd 45111 Park Ave falrlane Mall AUTHORIZED RETAILER t'WiHloi Telegraph1 1M S9 & M 53 u.e. Port "".1 call (313) 343-2405 13nl fIoo, .... 10 500"1 Port Huron 313.278.4491 Novl 810.997.6500 @ An orgamzatIOnal meet- 43025 12 Mde Rd 313.441-0168 4475 24th Ave 109Wlllbe held m the Farms (Ac>ou ~ s.o... ""'" 0 .... MoIII Taylor 810-385.1231 RadioShack. 248.305-6600 23495 Eureka Rd Phone availability PIer recreatIOn bUlldmg on 1-'<_ ~ Soulhlond Ma4~ and price may vary Wednesday, June 13, at 7 30 Rochester Hills 734.287-1770 p m The meetIng ISfor team 3035 5 Rochester Rd captams and others lOter- IAlAubum Itdl 248-853.0550 ested m playmg In the league Rules, mght games and scheduhng matters WIll BUSINESS SALES: 1.800.388.0919 be discussed free phone musl ~ Motorola V2260 and both pIlones must ~ activated on the same day WltII new two year service agreernel1ts llmrted to certlm calling plans Allcalls subi/!ct to taxes tolls a'~ otller charges Sub)ectto terms and cond,lI1lns01CellularService AQreemenland pnce plan $175 early termlnall1lnfee applIeS ReQUirescredit approval Notavailable In allVenlon Wireless ma[~ets Gannol be combined Withother offers Included NallOOWldelong Distance on domes~c calls ongInallng from horne callingarea Usage rounded to nell1lull minute Unused allowances 0,1 ReQUiresIn mode COMAphone w Ih current Verlzon WifelesS soltware D,gltalservice not available In all areas 2000 weekend airtime minute promotIOncontinues only as long as you [pmalncn rate plan se~ted upon actIvation The 2000 weekend aullme minute promohon ISavailable on select local d,gltal plans S29 99 and above Ifyour wee!(endMIme usage exceeds 1tIe ADV1M1SN8 2000 WM:~endairtime minute prom01IO!1anytime minutes rt any Willapply If no anytime minutes remaIn 3!r1lmecharges Willapply ~t available on FamilySharePlans Additional minutes ~ bled at standay, May 30, at 5 20 safety "The woman handled all the way home, never Ing two women la.,t week pm, a woman wa" Jogging It perfectly She didn't get lookmg back to see whIch way the (manl fled" Wood" polIcE' have added lD the area of Vernor 'lnd Into the wnven,atlOn When attempted kIdnapping to Audubon, a block from St she reahzed ,>omethlng was , The unknown SUl>peLt IS thelf mCldent report Clare of Montefako Catholic wrong, she reaLted properly de'>cnbed as a clean shaven The VIctIms were not School, when an unknown and didn't btlCk around" black man, 5-foot-9, 165 Injured nor abducted m the bald, black man, about 17 to The Woodb a,.,ault took pounds WIth a medium LOm- assaults, which Involved d 23 year" old, came up from place two dayb earher, on plexlOn The Victim told woman bemg pawed whIle behind She told pohle he Monday, May 28, at 8 15 polIce he was weanng a col- ... klng .:m afternoon JJg un trlLJ tv "L:u t ..l ",,,1\ cr,atlOn pm A wam'ln W'l' walkmg "rfll1 plfnrl <;hlrt heavIly trafficked streetb III and touch her She behmd a bUlldmg In the HIller sald sexual al>sault the Park, and a Woodb ,creamed 19600 block of Mack when a .'> rare on the streets of woman fightmg off a A fnend who hved nearby man pulled up In a car and GrObse POInte, but adVIsed "tranger who tned to to"s chal>ed the man on foot The started makmg suggestive people to be aware of theIr her mto a car whIle l>he pursUIt ended when the man remarks burroundmgs, no matter walked through an alley at left the .Irea In a whIte, The woman pIcked up her whel e they are Phuto by Ha ok DePup Gotta have art Poi nter _._l1li110_1 gmlmlillll[l!li!II! _!iili!IIIlIIlilIIlIliIiIIllr.lliIIlMS __ i1IlJ!iili!IIIL_UIIIIII IIII•• _IIIIUUlllllliililillIlHIIIH 111••1l1lil1li._111.11l1li2_1.1&1111111II1IIl1li111111 .1 People came out in force on June 2 and 3 for From page 4A about 12 to 15 Afncan coun- frame to work WIth," he saId It the Grosse Pointe Artists Association's Village tTle~ "And smce they have such a "I don't "how them the"e Festival of the Arts. Group president Dick Vogel "She'" been to 44 coun- "There\; a reason why I captIve audience, they suck thmgb to shock them I also said that the turnout was about 3,000 people tnes," saId McGaugh "She don't !{et mto those coun- these tnps that would take show them the beauty of the despite the deluge of rain on Saturday. loves to travel, but her Idea tne,> McGaugh said one week or 10 days Into HImalaya" and some of the ~The ezhlbttors were upbeat about the event of a good time IS not me "The~ re hard to get Into, three weeks My vacatIOn really wealthy countrIes, but and by in large. expressed their wWlngness to draggmg her to there arp war~ gomg on or never seems to fit qUite If you want to "ee what real- return nen year," Vogel sald. "The chUdren's Thrkmemstan " we don't ha\ e diplomatiC rIght" Ity I" lIke, you have to take area was super successful. We look forward to Not surpnsmgly, the reldtlOn~ With them, hke BeIng a lIght traveler, the good WIth the bad' hosting the eveDt in the Village Den year. Events McGaughs made a tnp to Llb~a and Iraq Libya WIll most of McGaugh's sou- In additIon to the mono- Uke this can't be put aD without the work of RUSSIa to adopt theIr son let any Amencan m, but vemrs have been COIns, logues and shdes he share~ many volunteers, who deserve a hand, as wen as Enc, who IS now 5 and has '>omethmg will happen to stamps and airSIckness bags WIth hiS student,; m class, services provided by the City of Grosse Pointe. been to 18 countnes me that\ \\ ()r~e than 10'ing - about 150 total McGaugh IS a self-admItted The entertainment under the direction of Chris "He's a good httle travel- my hfe - the U S govprn- "I bnng them out to show newspaper Junkie Chamberlin proved to be popular as wen." er," he SaId "He's mto trav- ment would take my pass- the class when we get mto Much of the readIng mate- eling more than I am He port some shde that show some nal for hIS cla:,se,; comes loves everythmg about It - "I begrudgmgl) obey the real graphIC poverty," he from newspaper and maga- he loves flymg, he loves law'> and rule'> If It Wa" a said "I Joke around WIth ZIne articles about the coun- Crime------hotels and he loves the slap on the wnst or a fine, them that these are my bags tnes he's VISIted and taught over the years Unfortunately for the dnver, beaches" I'd be there tomorrow" and If they're gomg to lose It, From page9A "SOCIal studIes I'; not Just a 23-year-old Grosse POIntE' But son Enc's travels There dre also ahout a they're gOIng to have to Ube a bunch of bonng facts and Pollee are attemptmg to Woods man, the speed hmit have been to places that dozen South PaCIfic I"land~ theIr own Some of the stuff geography," he SaId "It's prove the suspect earned on that part of Mack IS 30 pose few threats Greenland, McGaugh ha~ not been to I show them In IndIa and EthIOpIa are people WIth travel It's culture It's relI- the weapon All suspects are mph MeXICOand Portugal yet, mo,tly because of the gions It's the mterestmg from DetrOIt and between When the officer pulled tIme and expense mvolved leprosy or dead bodIes m the thIngs In hfe, the natural the ages of 16 and 18 The the vehIcle over, he detected "I can't thmk of anything "In order to fl, out all that streets Those with more wonders of the world" adults were charged WIth the odor of alcohol comIng worse or more stupId than to way, yOU really need to fragile stomachs don't make attempted car theft and are from the dnver The officer take htm to some of these spend about three weeks out bemg held on $5,000 bond asked the dnver If he had places where he can get SIck there," he ~md "To go for a been drmkIng The dnver from or dIe of malana or week or two IS really blow- admItted to havmg "SIX because of poor medIcal mg your money and WIth Gone away facIlities some of these coun- elderly parent'>, we're Grosse POInte Farms beers" WhIle admmng the dnver's l)onesty, the officer tnes have," he saId puttmg that tnp off" pollee were called to stIll gave hIm some field Son Enc IS another reason The only other place RIdgemont, between sobnety tests, whIch he McGaugh has curbed hIS McGaugh hasn't been to, Beaupre and RIdge, at 3 30 faIled The dnver then blew adventure travels he'., savmg for hIS retire- a m on Fnday, June 1, to "I can't stand to be away ment triP Antarctica IDvestIgate an aCCIdent a 27 on hIS PBT He IS cur- rently free on $100 bond from that little guy," he "You have to go dunng our When tJt1lcers arnved at the claimed winter and these compames scene, they found that a • By Appolnttnent - Jim Stlcllford As for the pIau', \\ ho take you down there 2001 MItsublShI had colhd- McGaugh hasn't been to ha' e .,uch a "mall tIme ed WIth a Ford Explorer The car was on Its SIde and had Its key m the IgmtlOn There ' were no drivers to be found A check of the SUV's regis- tratIOn revealed that It belonged to a reSIdent of the block When pohce tracked down the owner, they were told that the vehIcle had been legally parked on the street. A check of the car showed that It had been rented to a 47-year-old Grosse Pomte Farms man on May 22 When polIce tracked hIm down, they CIted hIm for leaVIng the STAYON TOP scene of an aCCIdent OF YOUR STRIDE Weird event Grosse Pomte Farms pohce were called to a Bon Secours Cottage Health Services and Hanson's restaurant In the 100 block of Kercheval at 2 24 p m on Running Shop are teaming up to sponsor UStayon Wednesday, May 30 One of Top of Your Stride," a free lecture by Christopher the employees reported that Zingas, M.D., a noted orthopedic surgeon. a 36-year-old Farms man had been bothenng her When she turned down an offer to SIt With the man, he became very angry and Monday, June 18 began to rant at the employ- ee He then threw a stool 6:30 p.m. down, knockIng her over He ranted some more and left Hanson's Running Shop the restaurant PolIce are 20641 Mack Avenue (south of Vernier) reVIeWIng some VIdeo eVI- Grosse POinteWoods dence of the IDCldent Crime 'meats' City • Learn how to prevent conditions from Jogging CIty of Grosse POInte or walking such as heel spurs, shin splints, and polIce were called to a store stress fractures In the 16900 block of Kercheval at 840 a m on • Learn proper running techniques to prevent Sunday, June 3 Staff told foot and ankle problems officers that two men were seen stuffing several expen- • When to use orthotics SIve pIeces of meat IDto their Jackets They then left the As a special bonus to program participants, store Without paymg and IS were last seen gettmg mto a Hanson's offenng a 10-percent discount on all waltmg Monte Carlo, whIch In-store purchases the evening of the lecture. ImmedIately drove off Employees told officers that is they've seen thIS pair before Although the program free, preregistration is requested by calling (810) 779-7900. QUIL in City . A City of Gro'"e pOInte patrol officer clocked a 2001 LIncohr traveling 42 mph on ~ BON SKOUIS COTTAGE Mack at 1 38 a m on HEAlTH SfIv1C(S ~ Monday, May 28 June 7, 2001 Grosse pointe News 12A Obituaries DetrOit aud attended Funeral Home handled by Jamsse Brothers Gorda, Fla, Nell Evans Memonal gifts may be Susalla of Grosse Pomte Michigan State Umverslty The Rev. Charles Funeral Home 10 Wmdsor sent to the American Cancer Farms and Norma Evans and Wayne State Umverslty Joseph Armstrong Memonal glfts may be A longtIme reSIdent of Society sent to the Baslhan Fathers Russotto of St LoUIS, Mo, 10 grandchildren and many Grosse Pomte Park, Mrs The Rev Charles "Sparky" MISSions Farbman was devoted to her Marcia E. Murphy Joseph Armstrong dIed great-grandchildren and MarCIa E Murphy, 63, for- great-great-grandchlldren famIly and fnends Tuesday, May 29, 2001, She was active WIth the merly of Grosse Pomte Park, A funeral servIce for Mrs whIle offenng Euchanst m Flora Lee Asbury PTA, Girls Scouts, pohtlCS, died Saturday, March 17, Evans was held Saturday, the chapel of AssumptIOn the arts and worked as a 2001, 10 Salisbury, Conn Evans June 2, 10 Perry She IS College School m Wmdsor medIcal assistant to her Ms Murphy was a 1955 Former Grosse PolOte mterred m Pern Father Armstrong was husband for many years graduate of Grosse Pomte Farms resIdent Flora Lee Memonal !!Irt, l1llH be born m Stratford, Ontano, before hiS retlfement m High School and a 1959 on Oct 10, 1906 He earned Asbury Evans, of Perry, Mo , sent to the FOtllld,llllIll tor graduate of the Umverslty dIed Thursday, May 31, ExceptIOnal C1\1hI! PH. 16 1987 a bachelor's degree from Mrs Farbman was a pho- of Michigan 2001 She was 93 years old LakeshoTl' (;I,'''t' Pomte AssumptIOn College m 1929 to~apher and sculptor In Ms Murphy was prede- Mrs Evan" tAught at F:ll":"- '1,11 I") 11> III 1929, hoe LUtL-! cJ the 1959, WIth the help of the ceased by her mother, Maple Park Elementary Baslhan NovItiate and made PTA, she made and directed Elame Murphy Reed School m the LakeVIew hIs first professIOn on Oct the documentary film, ~The A memonal serVIce for School Dlstnct She excelled 1, 1930 He studIed theology Guyton Story: which por- Ms Murphy Will be held Wayne F. Wiseman from 1931-34 and attended at sCience and did many traved the growth of a chIld, Saturday, June 9, at 1 p m mterestmg projects Every the Ontano College of mentAlly, phYSically and at Grosse Pomte Umted Umverslty of DetrOIt He sprmg she had an mcubator EducatIOn from 1930-31 He spmtually from the time he MethodIst Church served 10 the U S Navy dur- m her room and hatched made hIS final professIOn entered elementary school mg World War II He retired Oct 3, 1933 He was chIcken eggs for her class " until he graduated from the from Drake Prmtl1'Jg 19 ordamed to the pne"thood Gardemng was one of DetrOIt Public School years ago Mrs Evans' talents Her Dec 21, 1933 by BIshop A System The film won the June Nelson Mr WIseman was a mem- garden was shared wIth her MacDonald 10 AssumptIOn top prize 10 the Arthur A memonal servlce WIll be ber of the Grosse POlOte grandchJldren Church 10 WlOdsor Stemus Memonal Creative held for June Nelson on Semor Men's Club and She also enjoyed art She Father Armstrong taught ,. AudIo-Visual CompetitIOn m Fnday, June 8, at 2 pm at Grosse Pomte Umted pamted landscapes and at St MIchael's School m SWItzerland m June 1960 Church and played alto sax- excelled at ceramICS Grosse Pomte Umted TO!onto for one year and has Among her other mter- ophone With the MUSIC SewlOg, qUlltlOg and cro- Church been a pIllar at AssumptIOn ests, Mrs Farbman conduct- Makers chetmg kept her very busy Mrs Nelson, a Grosse College School smce 1935 ed extensIve genealogical SUrvlvors mclude hIS Wife as well as cookmg and can- Pomte Farms reSident, dIed Dunng that tIme, he taught, research, was an aVId reader Fnday, Dec 15, 2000 of 60 years, Helen (nee coached and helped many nmg and loved to dance, sWim Baxter), and a brother, Glen "She was famous for her students and talk. to everyone At 44, A memonal service for Mr homemade noodles, breaded Father Armstrong was a she won her battle agalOst Wiseman Will be held pork chops and dIll) beam,: Wayne F. Wiseman member of the 3rd Degree breast cancer She worked Thursday, June 7, at 11 a m saId her stepdaughter Nell Marie A. Farbman Kmghts of Columbus for many years WIth cancer Grosse Pomte Farms reSI- at Grosse POlOte UOlted Susalla "Many of her dent Wayne F WIseman Councll No 1453 and a 4th SU!"Vlvors 10 the Amencan Church Funeral arrange- recipes wlll be prepared by Degree Knights of Columbus Cancer Society's Reach to died of congestive heart faIl- ments are bemg handled by others for many years" Marie A. Farbman ure at St John Hospital and Dean Wagner Assembly Recovery program Verheyden Funeral Home Mrs Evans IS sUrvlved by A funeral Mass for Father Mane A Farbman, 81, Mrs Farbman IS sUTVlved Medical Center m DetrOIt on a daughter, Martha Asbury Memonal glfts may be Armstrong was celebrated beloved Wife of the late Dr. by two daughters, Leslie and Fnday, June 1, 2001 He Howald of Center, Mo, a sent to Grosse Pomte Umted Fnday, June 1, at Aaron A Farbman, dIed Robm Blatr; a son-in-law, was 85 son, John Asbury of Perry, Church, 240 Chalfonte, AssumptIOn church Tuesday, May 29, 2001 Charles Manley, and a Mr WIseman was born three "tepdaughters, Nancy Grosse Pomte Farm;" MI Interment IS at Heavenly Mrs Farbman was born granddaughter, Morgan July 15,1915, m Arm Arbor, Evans Anderson of Punta 48236 or to the charIty of Rest Cemetery m Wmdsor Jan 17,1920, m Royal Oak Funeral arrangements was a graduate of Chelsea Funeral arrangements were She graduated from were handled by Verheyden High School and attended chOIce Southeastern HIgh School 10 S~aron's Joe Ahee heads Woods' public works the operatIOns and IS well Pfora{ 'Memories employee, filled an opemng appomtment to detract from By Brad Lindberg quahfied to serve as dIrec- left by the death of Tom Ahee's quahficatlOns or ser- Flowers for your loved ones Staff Wnter VIce to the city tor," saId Ted Bldlgare, the WIth a mIxture of glad- Whitcher delivered directly to their graveslte "I can't thmk of a better Woods cIty admlmstrator ness and regret, Joseph candJdate," sBld NOVltke throughout the year Ahee Jr has accepted an Whitcher suffered a fatal Ahee had served as assIs- Ahee had known Whitcher MOTHER'S DAY. FATHER'S DAY • HOLIDAYS appomtment as head of the heart attack at work several tant director of DPW smce SlOce theu days together at Grosse Pomte Woods depart- weeks ago Harper Woods High School ANY OCCASION Woods mayor Robert 1991 ment of pubhc works "I'm taken aback by thIS 'Grav9S1te DelIVel/95 for Re5u'lect,0l1 and Cadillac Memonal Gardens Only NOVltke said he dJdn't want "He IS very famihar WIth whole thmg," said Ahee 810.286.8235 Ahee, a 20-year city the circumstances of the H\\\Assoc\ation ALL SIDEWALK ville SALE @2G)or @fi;,;mpti6 Save••. rJYtedUoedat (i((;)t Time, Money 8c Ga Shop Local! 50%* • Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Entertainment Walls Friday & Saturday • All Sofas, Chairs, Recliners June 15'"and 16'" • To make room for 1UW merchandise Nearly everything • All items c~ Is" -Some items in sets only! is on sale! Find bargain • Delivery when repl4cement amves after bargain , throughout the entire shopping district. Friday June 15fh 6p.m .• 9p.m. Johnny Rodriguez Fiery Latin Jazz Band Saturday June 16th Free Parking In the 30% Down with approvetl cretllt - $SOD mlnlum If All discounts off MSRP.IIIl'revious sales not Included. Municipal Lot ,. Floor samples Only. HemIngway and 200' Introtluct/ons Excluded Saturday Only. • Hot Dogs • Baked Goods lopp J'uruiturt • Ice Cream 183 South Main, Mount Clemens It's all happening Phone (810)469-4000 On The Hill! 1 1/2 mtles north of Metropolitan Parkway (16 MI Rd I Mon, Thurs, Fn 9 30 am. 8 30 p m Tues, Wed, Set 930 am. 530 p m June 7,2001 13A Grosse P91nte News News Grosse Pointe Shores adopts new budget for year hold all the medICal equIp- needed repairs Amencan Medical Response By Jim Stickford the ml1lage rate was 14 25 the lowest rate or close to It ment needed to meet lo>tate In additIOn, the Shores to prOVIde ambulance ser- Staff Wnter mills In the future, we'd hke to emergency medIcal stan- reduce the mtllage rate had the opportumty to hIre vice For the first time 10 a few "For the past several dards contractors to repair The Shores, saId years, the millage rate years the Shores has been because we hke havmg the Huetteman emphalo>lzed lowest rate m the Pomtelo>" Lakeshore between Vermer Huetteman, was the first adopted by the Gros!>e the Pomte with the lowest that's a one-time ('X pense and the St Clair Shores bor- commumty m the Untted Pomte Shores village board millage rate," said Last year, Huetteman that WIll lead to "avmglo>up ",aId, the Village had a cash der at a lower-than-expected States to have a pubhc safe- of trustees went up, from Huetteman "Now Grosse of up to $120,000 11 yeur III surplus of $760,000 Then pnce ty department Pubhc safety 12 75 mills to 13 30 mill!> Pomte Woods has the lowest the future It'!> <1 mattel of "We were lookmg at officers are traIned as both Village president John rate, but they have taxes there was a "ewer hne fail- spendmg mone) now to "ave ure on Falrford Thllo>forced "pendmg maybe $600,000 to firefighters and pohce offi- Huetteman III !>ald the 4 attached to their water bIll money III the future repau that stretch of road," cers Each officer IS sup- percent muea!>e, shght a!>It that If you do the math the VIllage to use much of Trustee Bnan Hunt abo saId Huetteman "So we posed to be able to perform brmgs the Shores back to the cash surplu" to make the ;ald that the Shore,,' Blue IS, was necessary In 1997 were savmg the money eIther functIOn because they Cross Blue ShIeld co~t... are needed to get the Job done are double tramed gomg up 15 pl nent thiS Rut Wf' got i\ bid from a com- Now, Huetteman said, the yeal d' wdl TIlL \ dlag," Woods budget up, tax rate same pany for $180,000 They Shores could be the fir!>L belongs to a consortlUm With were m the neighborhood, as pubhc safety department m Rising properly values translate into $52 average summer tax increase the other Pomte~ to get Blue It were, and we deCIded to do the country to have public pared to $1,718,000 current- safety officers tnple tramed, Cross coverage Tru",tee By Brad Lindberg dents have come to expect the Job thiS year, pay cash ly able to functIOn as firefight- Karl Kratz saId that a" a Staff Wnter "It was a very tough bud- up front and get the Job So far, the park project ers. police officers and as busmessman he can te",tlfy Number cruncher!> can get," saId Woods mayor done ThiS WIll save us has met expeltatlOns emergency medical techm- to the fact that 15 pen.ent rest easy m Gro!>se Pomte Robert N OVltke money m the future and add ReSidents are happy With clans or paramedICS constitutes a low payment Woods Chfford Malson, the cIty years to the hfe of the road" the new actlVltielo>bUlldmg, The thlTd expense the But m order to do that, lIlcrealo>e Next year's filo>calbudget comptroller, CIted a 3 per- In the end the board whIch contams an mdoor Shorelo>IS mcurnng thIS year the v111ageWill have to make has been adopted without a cent wage mcrease for cIty adopted a mIllage rate of employees and hIgher basketball court, racquet- that wasn't a factor m prevI- alterations to the VIllage's squeaky wheel to be heard 13 30 The dollar budget ball and handball ous budgets I!> a plan to ambulance to the tune of After a pubhc hearmg thiS health care premIUms In adopted was $5 888 mllhon Supervtsed mdoor teen par- "tnple tram" pubhc safety $80,000 to make that pOSSI- week at which no one !>poke additIOn, the Woods IS Jom- La;t year's budget wa ... mg a Pomte-wlde upgrade of ties are growmg m populdn- officerlo> Currently the VII. ble The ambulance's "box" except member", of the city $5 225 ml1hon publtc safety radIO equIp- ty lage has a contract With WIll be altered so that It can council, the $11 95 mllhon Stemer said, "A year- budget passed without oppo- ment Closer to home, cIty offi- round park makes our com- sitton The figure represents mumty that much more a 3 3 percent hike over last Cials have targeted City adopts a new budget mcreased spendmg at Lake appeal 109 " year Other ongomg projects By Jim Stickford That part of the budget tem How much each city Front Park Once agam, Woods offi- Staff Wnter mcreased from $286,000 to pay!> depend" on the number Tax collectIOns account for mclude savmg money to cials have come up with an The City of Grosse Pomte $474,000 The pubhc works of officers, ;quad cars and 60 percent of the city's bud- replace a 25-year-old fire lilcreased budget wIthout truck For the past few counCILset the millage rate budget went from $1308 fire trucks ralslilg the tax rate of get The rest comes from state years, Stemer has ,;qUlr- for the upcommg fiscal year mtlllon to $1 468 mllhon And finally, the loters of 13025 mill!> reled away funds so "we're at 1340 mill, an mcrease of Money set aSIde for" pub- the City Just approved the Yet, because of chmbmg shared revenues, court costs and fines, hcense and per- not socked all at once" buy- 40 lilll!::., to pay for a gener- hc Improvements and other" sale of a speCIal bond to pay property values, the average mg a half-mllhon dollar al fund budget of $6 395 mt!- rose slgmficantly, from for Improvement" to Neff Woods homeowner whose mIt fees and other sources pumper hon $38,000 to $251,000 Park Money has to be set property has a taxable value On the spendmg SIde, the pubhc safety department To pay for next year's 22 ThIS IS an mcrea!>e of In addltton, the CIty IS aSide to payoff the bond of $129,000 WIll see a $52 percent hIke in health care about $800,000 over last paymg ItS share of the new Mayor Susan Wheeler mcrease m the summer tax receIves nearly $5 mIllion, or more than 40 percent of costs, whIch Stemer said }ear, budget The mcreases poltce radIO system tllat ha, saId that the councl1 worked b111 represented a "large chunk are attnbuted to several fac- been recently mstalled very hard on the budget and The average total summer the pIe of money," the finance com- tors The pubhc safety Each Grosse Pomte and that she IS proud that the tax bill WIll nse from $1,628 Pubhc works receIVes mittee WIll forward money department's new contract Harper Woods pays a pro- lIlcrease IS so shght, gIVen to $1,680 nearly $2 7 mllhon The Woods mumclpal from the current budget IS one The City also saw portlOnal share of the $1 2 all the new expenses the CouncIlman Ene Stemer, Blue Cross Blue Shteld pay- mllhon radIO system The CIty faces who has headed the cIty park system WIll receIve By domg so, somethmg ments lIlcrease by 15 per- CIty's share thIS year IS finance commIttee for five another financial boost as had to glve, wluch IS why cent, satd City dIrector of $55,000 years, said, "ThIS was the offiCials contmue theIr quest Mormngslde Will not be finance Dee Ann Lewls-Irby Each commumty must hardest budget I've had to to turn Lake Front Park mto resurfaced next year A Other mcrealo>ed expenlo>es also purchase new equlp- do" a year-round faCIlity The budget has ear- reVIsed plan has roadwork mclude the Clt) '5 capital ment for Its pubhc safety I City offiCials had to deal bemg performed m sectIOns Improvement fund, which department that IS compati- wIth mcreased costs while marked $2,069,000 for the over two years Will pay for ;treet repaIr ble WIth the new radIO sys- mamtammg servIces resl- recreation department, com- I The Most Comfortable Environmental group comes to War Memorial Chair You Have Ever sat In be announcmg detaIls for a $899.00. theIr exposure to toxms at on resIdential lawns By Jim Stickford healthy lawn program that wwwscorecard org The SIte, WIth more and more Staff Wnter sewer systems bemg sepa- \\ III demonstrate how com- LocalMotlOn, an Ann said Dance, hsts, vIa Zip rated, fertlhzers are bemg pame' prepare mdlvldual- ( Arbor-based outfit IS ,pon- codes, what chemIcals are Ized treatment plans for all admItted to and how washed directly mto the ~sormg a lecture at the the air- cu,tomers and how they WIll Wayne County stacks up lake dunng ramstorms or Grosse Pomte War u;e only "low-release fertil- With the rest of the state for even when lawns are 1 Memonal, 32 Lakeshore m Izers and make mInImal use cancer nsks watered !Mnk 1'110 ItMI plush Grosse Pomte Farms, on of pelo>tlcldes Bemg so close to Lake St These fertlhzers cause _IlJXUf1OU$.....ccmfcft, __ of tNs oIongwillleasy July 12, at 7 pm, by Dr Homeowners can also Clatr adds an extra mcen- exceSSIve plant growth, Theo Colborn choose to use slow-release e:at8 and durabMy ORDER YOURS TOOAVI tIVe for Pomters to be more which can choke canals and Group founder Betsy fertlhzers that release nutn- envIronmentally aware The areas around the shores ,_ ,-,...... Dance grew up In the ent!'> through bIOlogIcal ..•. Pomtes and said that Macomb County Water The ASSOCiated Press ~ FlmNITlIR.~ Quahty Board recently cre- recently reported that the decompOSItIon Ask your ~ '-- ,.1. Colborn's lecture Will be local gardemng center about about tOXICsubstances and ated a committee to deal Metropolitan DetrOIt 2J720 GaAIlOT EASTPONT'E 8100"8 17«1 ~uch products 1>0'1. TI«Jti. fllI 1009, lUES. W 10-6 how they can mterfere With WIth the mIsuse offertihzers Landscape AssociatIOn WIll human hormones ThIS can be a problem WIth a chIld's development She Will, saId Dance, also talk about recent dlscovenes For The Graduate. In ammal and human research around the Great Lakes There IS a $5 fee to attend ThIS IS the final lecture m :i ser,,,s held at the War Memonal She sponsored the lectures because she feels people can make a dIf- ference "There's a lot that the average citizen can do to help the enVIronment," saId Dance "They can reduce or ehmmate the Ube of tOXIC pesticides They can also buy orgamc fnuts and veg- etables m order to reduce exposure to pesticides People can also chose to pur- chase less tOXICor non-toxIC products such as household cleaners There are lawn servIces such as Class Turf NAVY STAR Lawn care that prOVIdes THE COMPLETELY WATER.RESISTANT CYMA "NAVY STAR" LOOKS JUST AS STRIKING WITH A BUSINESS SUIT AS A WET orgamc, non-chemIcal lawn SUIT ENTIRELY SWISS-MADE, IT PROVIDES UNSURPASSED care - care that doesn't use QUARTZ ACCURACY AND UNMISTAKABLE STYLING tOXIC or synthetIC chemI- cals" People can check WIth their lawn care ~ervICf' to see If they u,e orgamc meth- ~ ods Th('1 Lan <11-0 rhp(k CYMA THE ULTIMATE SWISS TIMEPIECE SINCE 1862 O?alente cJewelers Van Dyke Gratiot Avenue south of 24 Mile north of 14 Mile "In The Village" • 16849 Kercheval Avenue • Grosse Pointe 810-739-6700 810-791-1200 (313) 881-4800 te> ~N .' Mon-Fn 7.30 em 5 00 pm. Thu" al 7 00 pm s.l 7 30 1m noon CYMA TIMEPIECES PRICED FROM $225 ClOMdS~ 10 our ~ IlIIY go 10cIlurclllnd Ill'fld lIl' day wrth lIltll ,.",Ih,. June 7,2001 Grosse Pointe News 14A Schools Bonds, differentiation are top topics School board incumbents discuss direction of the next four years dIfferent We need to make By Bonnie Caprara our bUlldmgs more lIke Staff Writer them Ifwe want to stay com- In a school board electIOn petItIve WIth two mcumbents seek- mg two open seats, Gros;,e The call for differentia- Pomte Boald of EducatIOn tion, incorporating tech- vice presJdent Joan nology in the classroom Dmdoffer said. "It's been curriculum and constant pleasant to be able to focus curriculum changes have on my le~ponslblllties a~ a resulted in more and bOdl d Illcmb .. 1 m"tcad of more instructional sup- campalgmng Hopefully,thiS port positions, some- means people are satisfied times at the expense of and we have a group of peo- increasing class size. Do ple wantlllg to Improve the you defend this strategy school sy;,tem" or should the board look Both DmdotTerand board at other ways to assist tru~tee Joseph Brennan are teachers? <;eeklllgtheir second four- Brennan: When these year terms at the school Joseph Brennan Joan Dindoffer thmgs first started commg board electIOnMonday,June to hght, I wondered If thIs IS 11 ty ISused to WIthout consldermg a bond the nght thmg Brennan, a Grosse Pomte We've been successfully Issue and that wIll be up to In talkmg WIththe teach- Woods reSident and an able to fund these programs the voters ers and admmlstrators, I've attorney for Compuware, and we've only been able to corne to understand that served as treasurer from prOVIde the technology The board is consider- these people are of value m 1998-2000and serves on the because we've been able to ing a bond vote next year dehvermg m dellvermg Grosse Pointe South High School students Lauren board's negotIatmg commit- for building and field Vallee, Cindy Chu and Emily Bretz will perform go to the voters We would quahty curnculum to the tee He IS the husband of normally be able to improvements. How do district They are cntIcal to "Laundry and Bourbon" Monday, June 11, at the Margaret and the father of you justify this proposal? South auditorium before taking their act for two approach the community to the mIssIon we set out for four sons, Gros~e Pomte fund thmgs hke sCiencelabs Dindoffer: We can't do ourselves and what people main stage performances at the International Thes- North High School students major facIlIty Improvements pian Festival in Lincoln, Neb., June 25-30. and gIvmg the gIrls the ath- have corneto expect Joe, John and James, who letic faclhtIes the boys have, WIthout cuttIng programs I Dindoffer: One of the Will graduate thiS month. but I resent the fact that don't thmk the pubhc IS best thmgs we do and one of and a Mason Elementary some edIct from Lansmg Interested m cuttIng pro- the best advances I've seen G.P. South players School fourth grader, prevents us from domg that grams or mcreaSIng class IS 10 dIfferentiatIOn and Robert The real answer hes m sIze meetmg each chIld's mdIVld- In adchtlOn to servmg as some major modIficatIOnof We hear our sCIencelabs ual needs, whether It'StheIr do JLaundry' the board's VIce preSident, Proposal A I see that as a are antIquated, our cafete- learnmg style, learnmg dIffi- Dmr:lofferserves as chair' of By Bonnie Caprara among three ~mal1 town posslblhty With the next flas and lunch rooms are culty or bemg challenged, StaffWriter housewives who;,e mar- the board's pohcy subcom- state ammmstratIon madequate and we know our the schoolsystem has a com- Grosse Pomtl' South HIgh nages have turned out to be mIttee She also served as Another solutIon IS to athletIC fields are heavIly mItment to meet each chIld's School Troupe No 49 wIll less than what they hoped secretary from 1997-2000 float a bond or for the com- used by the schools and by needs The teachers do need Dindoffer IS the WIfe of perform their one-act pro- for mumty to find another way the community as a whole to have some tralmng to be ductIOn of "Laundry and Starnng m the show are Fred and mother of Bob, a to contnbute to the school's We have space Issues at able to dehver that Bourbon" on Monday, June Cindy Chu as Elizabeth Grosse Pomte South High purposes through a founda- all of our secondary schools I don't know whIch pOSI- 11, at 730 pm at South's Caulder, Lauren Vallee as School 2000 graduate and bon, for mstance We have teachers on carts tion IS the best positIOn to audltonum HattIe Dealmg and Emily freshman at the UniverSIty Dindoffer: Proposal A and classes that are larger support We rely on the ThiS WIllbe the troupe's Bretz as Amy Lee of MIchigan, Michael, a hmlts the revenue to the dIS- than optImal supenntendents to do what encore performance before Fullernoy Other troupe JUnIor at South, and DaVId, tnct and hmlts the ablhty to There are a number of they can do best By devel- headmg out to perform two members mcludestage man- an eighth grader at Pierce go to the voters for mIllage Issues that need to be OpIng staff and provldmg mam stage performances at ager Erin Brophy and MIddle School She a VIce mcreases addressed Many of us hve that back room stuff, that the InternatIOnal ThespIan techmclans Mara Burns, preSIdent and semor trust Up untIl now, we have m older homes that need makes the classroom FestIval m Lmcoln, Neb Andrew Davis, Carl counsel In the private bank- been able to keep programs Improvements The schools teacher's Job easier because June 25-30 Schumacher, M.G. Weber mg diVISionof Comenca and to operate at the same are no dIfferent they have someone who IS The troupe was chosen to and Scott Feigleson They Although It'S heen a qUIet level when Proposal A went Brennan: Our bUlldmgs helpmg them They don't perform after bemg adJudl- are dIrected by Meaghan campaIgn, It'S unlIkely to be mto effect, but It'S tough are In good shape We've have tIme to develop these cated at the Michigan Dunham a qUIet upcoming four years espeCial'Iy WIth the changes' kept up on wmdows, bOIlers thmgs on theIr own from The board as a whole has ThespIan Festival m m health care costs and and Amencans With scratch been expressmg concern December2000 Tickets are available at retIrement payments - DisabilitIes Act reqUIre- I'm sure there are a van- "Laundry and Bourbon" IS the door over the constraints of things that are not under ments, but they do not real- ety of oplmons of how to go a heartwarmmg comedY For mOIl'mformatlOn,call Proposal A,the need for field our control We try to keep ly lend themselves Ideally to about that, but I rely on the about dIscontent and gO~~lp 131'3\ 343-21)17 Improvements and bUildIng thmgs m sync WIth the the way schools are used adVIce of our supennten- expansions at each of the allowances the state gIve;, now Common space ISnear- dents I go by the lOgIc.o( It secondary schools and the us ly absent m all of our bUlld- .,,-.;ONNUISQ ... commitment to meet the We're now at a pomt mgs Computer labs are rel- Is differentiation an needs of every student where we're makmg cuts out atIvely new to our schools attainable goal in all ,#~' Dedlco/ed 10Ihe dele/opmenl of eoch child os 0 through dlfferenbatlOn of our regular budget For and demand space classrooms in the district I I /olallndlluJua/ In a secure ond canng aJmospl/ere Here IShow Brennan and next year, we're makmg We're also m need of new and what is your commit- Dmdoffer plan on tacklIng girls locker rooms and a ment to this mission? ANO TOOOLER CENTER about $750,000 m cuts m the next four years order nat to dip mto our competitIve sWlmmmg pool Dindoffer: I thmk we can Toddler Center 12 mo~ - 2 f year, Tran"tlDn Room 2/ l year, fund eqUity ObVIOusly, on the south end of the dIs- and must endeavor to meet Preschool am & p m Classes Yllung FI\c, pm Cia» What are the con- that's not somethmg you rel- tnct Our athletIC fields are every chIld's educatIOnal Kmdergarten - a m & F-ull Day straints and challenges Ish domg year after year m sorry shape needs DIfferentIatIOn can AIR-CONDlTIOr-;ED SUMMER CAMP AGES 1-6, YOUTH 712 brought on by Proposal A We'vemamtamed our cap- We don't have an appro- take on a number of aspects • De\elopmenlal Program, and what are some of the Ital Improvements and pnate practIce or rehearsal In terms of conSIstencyof • Ennchmenl Cla,..e, E"rme Coo~mg, Da~n.e French, Mu". Computer solutions you would mamtamed our beautIful, faclhty on the south SIde dehvery, that's where the • G)m Spaclou, Ground, and Court)ard advocate? but old, bUlldmgs out of our The audltonum at South IS speclahsts and support per- Brennan: The effect ISto • Llcen'Cd '>lale of l\hch'gan E'labh'hed 1977 operatmg budget whIle m too small We need some- sonnel come III They can reduce the latitude anyone other communitIes, they're thmg that can also functIOn help WIth the consistency, OPE\Il\GS AVAILABLE FOR 'ilJMMFR CAMP JUNE IR AUGUST 17 community has to offer In gomg out for bonds to do as a meetmg place hke a but when you're talkmg YFARROLND FLLLDAYCHILDCARE 6,Oam 61lOpm the breadth and scope of ItS major renovatIOns Wetry to multI-purpose facIlIty at about several hundred pro- offenngs With that bemg be fiscally conservatIve, but South feSSIOnals,you're gomg to 221~O Marter Rd SI Clair Shore- MI 4~ORO Call SlO 772-447710/ delatl, the case and dungs that are It'S becommg apparent that Grosse Pointe has to see see some variabIlity We beyond the control of the we need to do some thmgs Itself differently There's a don't want to take a cookIe dlstnct, hke health care that we won't be able to out competItIve process People cutter approach costs and an ever-shnnkmg of our current operatmg compare cOmmUnitIes and There are also a number number of dollars for fund- budget I can't see how we facIlItIes m deCIdIngwhere of thmgs you can couple The Vestry and Congregation of Ing the programs we're used can remam competItive or to hve If you look at the With dIfferentIatIOn, hke to havmg, the struggle IS mamtam our bUlldmgs newer schools, they are very appropnate course selectIOn offenng what the commum- Brennan: I have to Christ Church Parish beheve It IS,but not WIthout dedIcation and great effort In Downtown Detroit 27427 Gratiot Teachmg IS a demandmg Roseville task m the first mstance To (3 Blks. N. of 1-696) taIlor teachmg to the mdI- VIdual strengths of each chIld IS a lofty and worthy Proudly Announce That goal ALL CLEARANCE Polls Will be open Monday, The Rev. Phillip Albert Jackson ROOM SHADES JUTU! 11, from 7 a m to 8 p m at the followmg loca- 500/0 OFF ORIGINAL RETAIL tIOns Will Be Installed As • Pierce Middle School for The Parish's 17th Rector ALL DIANE Park residents CLASSIC ARTEMIS SHADES • Maire Elementary On Sunday, June 10, 2001 School for City residents 10 -30% OFF • Brownell Middle School At 4:00 pm , 4;;," for Farms residents • Grosse Pomte Shores 810-778-4002 MUniCipal Hall for Shores Must Bring Lamp for proper Fitting residents Christ Church Parish is located • Parcells Middle School • Sale ends June 16. Reselectlon onion sale Items on Jefferson Avenue for Woods residents • Poupard Elementary Two Blocks East of the School for Harper Woods res- Idents Renaissance Center Absentee ballots must be returned to BarTU!sSchool by Saturday, JUTU!9, at 2 p m All Are Welcome to Attend The ...... Emergency absentee bal- CALL 313-882-3500 lots must be returned to Installation Service & Reception Barnes by Monday, June 11, ro reserve Display AdvertiSing space by 2 P m Friday at 4p m Inquiries: 313-259-6688 June 7,2001 15A Grosse Pointe News Schools H. W . schools, teachers settle contract By Darren Donaldson the rest of the negotIatiOns Staff Wnter ai>Just "cleanmg up Issues," "It was a mce process," but did pomt to one matter said supenntendent Dan that WIll alter the school cal- Danosky endar "ThIS reatlirms the pOSI- .Vne major dlciUgt: ...." Strings and sandwiches tIVe relatIOnship between agreed on IS how we are The Pointes Area Youth Orchestra will hold its the two Sides," echoed the gomg to handle professIOnal first picnic and concert Wednesday, June 13, at teachers orgamzatlOn presI- development" Patterson Park. For more information, call (313) dent PriSCilla MIller Throughout a school year, 823-3433. Not the usual banter teachers have m-house between admlmstrators and development days and occa- educators when dISCUSSing sIOnally attend mdlvldual contract negotIatIOns As the semmars or classes deSigned 2000-2001 school year comes to enhance their educatIng to a close, the teachers m skills Danosky figured that the Harper Woods Publ!c the average teacher mIssed 'Frog Prince' finery approxImately 40 hours of Schools know they have a University Liggett School kindergartners Beth contract to come back to m class tIme thIS year That means a substitute teacher Ottosen and Connor Borrego dressed in their the fall that WIll take them "Frog Prince" finery for the Fairy Tale Ball. The to August of 2004. was m front of the students for those hours ball was the culmination of a month-long study The negotIatIOn process of fairy tales and their characteristics, stories took an unheard of day and He wanted to mcrease the tIme that students are In from different cultures, non-traditional stories a half and book discussions. "We deCIded up front to front of the teachers hIred to expedIte the process," educate them The resultmg Danosky saId "Each SIde agreement IS that eIght came to the table WIth a lim- addItional half-days WIll be Ited number of Issues We scheduled for each of the next three years Dunng I NCREASE YOUR CHILD'S t began on a Thursday morn- MOTIVATION. CONFIDENCE, ACHIEVEMENTl r mg and ended Friday these half days, teachers wIll have scheduled profes- Our individualized. multi-sensory PJ'OtIraIn develops , < everung" Cum Laude inductees the sbldent's ability to focus, think, and learn. \. ThiS IS a ranty among SIOnal developmeht tIme Twelve University Liggett School students were these types of proceedmgs ThIS wIll gIve the dlstnct Spedal if' which can and have taken more control over the qual!- inducted into the Cum Laude Society on Thurs- day, April 19. The Cum Laude Society, the high Summer Worlcahop.s several months and even ty of the profeSSIonal devel- 3LEARNlNG ' school equivalent of membership in Phi Beta \ years in other dIstncts opment for the teachers and SUCCESS CENTER Kappa, selects students on academic excellence. resultmg m a wldemng gap Increase the overall tIme Reading. Math. Wrfdng • Study 510115• Acr ISAT g they spend WIth theIr stu- commitment and character. New ULS inductees Call now! 313-648-9006 .~ of ml'ltrust and bItterness include Lisa Wood. Sara Dunbar, Kristen Spoor. Not here dents Birmmgham Gl"OOIlePolnte. Rochester W B100mfleld "It was a very amIcable Danosky acknowledged Aleu. Ducsay. Puja Venkat. Sejal Parikh, John that the additIOnal half days Durant, Courtney Paquette. Gennette Faust, agreement," Miller said suzanne McGoey. Maggie Dillon, Trevor Broad. • "Both SIdes have a mutual WIll cause some backlash Kathryn Maurer. Jeff Zens, Elizabeth Ralstrom, r, respect for each other and from parents who WIll have 2t)TAL SPEECH & LANGUAGE SERVICES Parth Venkat. Ben Szymanski. Andrew Jovanovs- have a SImIlar, pOSItIve to find addItIOnal day-care, Because for some people, words don't come eaSIly but he beheves strongly m kl and Nick DiLoreto. iI, VISIon for the dlstnct and (1':--<' Caliloday to schedule a consultallon m o~e of the the students" the payoff follOWingareas "I honestly beheve that In The contract mcludes an ~ &:'1..... Speech and Language Delays • Stuttermg the long term, thIS WIll mcrease m pay of three per- i' . Stroke RehabilitalJon • Head InjUry make a huge difference In cent the first year, three per- i.l::l • Foreign Accent ReductIOn • Voice Therapy cent the second year and the quahty of educatIOn for our children" I Offenng affordable rates r four percent the third Evenlng/SaturdayappoLnlments Dano<;ky deSCribed most l;>f Summer Programs "'or Chllaren Available Kerby receives 18020 Mack Ave' Grosse Pomte' MiChl an. 48224' Phon 313343.99311 national blue ribbon Grace By Bonnie Caprara mean test scores and how Staff Wnter we help students maXimize The pnnclpal, staff and their sense of potential students at Kerby "The fact we were able to Beginnings Elementary School are accurately reflect that smgIng the blues, but m a makes me very happy They celebratory way could see all the deCISions Kerby was recently we make regardmg curricu- Spirited students awarded one of 264 blue rib- lum, staff development and University Liggett School seniors Kathryn bons from the U S mstructlOn really reflect Maurer and Trevor Broad, middle, received the Department of EducatIOn that" Betty Campau Spirit Award during the school's Kerby staff submitted a Hubbell and two of her annual Ring Day and Founders' Day celebration 28-page report that hlgh- staff members WIll travel to May 1. The award is a gift of a Liggett alumnae hghted the school's Washmgton, D C In October and ULS alumni secretary for 15 years. The strengths, which was fol- to receIve the award. award is given to the senior boy and girl who A Christian Preschool experi- lowed by a 2 1/2-day VISit ThiS follows a blue nbbon most consistently displays loyalty, consideration ence starting in September the school received from the to others and a sense of school spirit. Also pic- from a representatIVe from 2001. Located at 1-94 and the U S Department of Michigan Department of hued are ULS headmaster Matthew H. Hanly. Moross at Grace Community EducatIOn EducatiOn m March left. and upper school head M. Claire Sproul. In the school's evaluation, Church. Call 313-882-300 for prmclpal DebbIe Hubbell more Information. said, "They talked a great deal about our academiC and non-academiC achtevements They praised us qUite a bIt for our use of technology They felt the stakeholders felt a real ~ense of commum- ty Wlth the school and they saw that parent support IS clearly valued as a con- tnbutmg factor to the suc- PEACHES .... 99~ CHARDONNAY WELCOMES cess of our school They :~~:TKS $399 LB SALE talked about our average 99 MARrusMAG 99 NECTARINES $9 ~:~~~~ $3 18 99~ Manus has Just recently Jomed the ProfeSSIOnal staff at • HESS ESTANCIA 79 GREEN the Grosse Pomte Hunt Club after four successful seasons as ::~ ..~~.~~, $4 LB BEANS 99~ • RODNEY STRONG the Director of Thnms for the Windsor Racquet Club Manus • CLOS du BOIS fonnerly of Romama, was the boys 18s Romaman NatIOnal 29 ROMAINE $14~G :~~~~ME$2 LB HEARTS • MERIDIAN Champion as well as the Boys 16s NatIOnal Doubles california • JAY LOHR ChampIOn. Manus has also represented Hungary, Gennany, ~~~~~~~ ,$179LB and Canada, m NatIonal Team Tenms CompetItIon As a CANTALOUPE 99t~ I", ill'" ot" o'~ \..., .... '0 II IH ill HIli" 111"i II'''' \1 J I H '\' BONELESS $229 coach, Manus has developed many top' level Jumors who CHICKEN BREAST .., LB have gone on to profeSSional ranklDgs Manus' 99~~ accompbshments and accolades make him an outstandmg FRESH $699 ~ BORDEN'S DEADLY DUCK BREAST ...... LB £Il.~~- asset to the staff at the Grosse Pomte Hunt Club BORDEN'S NEUROMUSCULAR SMOKED $369 AVALON o"'~ Dlp__ ,.~, 655 Cook Road ,.~, PORK CHOPS ...... LB DISEASES 'l,"",l(I'\;j~ $199 HAAGEN-DAZS ( a..rl \ Grosse Pointe Woods !... \ FARM BREAD...... 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What goe~ up may come ed down And dunng last But an ever growmg num- Old Name New Name week's hohday shortened bel of analysts and mvest- Key Carll. four tradmg days, profit- ment manager~ are of the Ann Arbor Trust Co takmg took down the NAS- opmlOn that the Mare.-h and Bank of Dearborn Bank One Apnl lows will prevaIl, 9,389 more cash Illcome via the NatIOnal City DAQ ComposIte by 101 contnbutlon~ City Nat'l Bank of DetrOit pomts, or 4 4 pere.-ent, clo~- for the NYSE and 1,639 for chantable telethon, then It Instead, WTVS resched- DetrOit Bank & Trust Comenca mg last Fnday at 2,149 the NASDAQ IS obvIOUS that "Wall Street uled "Wall Street Week" for Week" should not be part of Grosse POinte Bank 6ank One Over at 9 a m on Sunday, June 3, Lou, where are you? their otherWIse nregular Manufacturers Nat'l Bank Comenca the NYSE. .\ Ith '1 [-('''kmg nntH'p In the the market "Wall Street Week with weekly l-c1lellu,u dt ..11 Mount Clemens Savings BanI< HUlIllllytQO Banks followmg week'~ Free' Pre"s Why doesn't WTVS cede was up 33 LoUIS Rukeyser" TV-watch- National Bank of DetrOit 6ank Ooe. "TV Book" their claim to PBS' Fnday pomts on ers came up wIth empty NatlOnalCJty Why ~hould DetrOIt lllght hve telecast of "Wa)) National Bank of Royal Oak Tuesday, off screens m the Detroit area mvestors be JIlcon, enH'nced Street Week" to another Public Bank of DetrOit LiqUidated 166 (ouchl) agam last Fnday, June 1 by viewIng d delayed DetrOIt area statIOn which HuntlnQton Banis on Wednes- "Wall Street Week" IS Security Bank & Trust rebl oadcast on edrl) Sunday Will agree to broadcast It Fifth Third 6ank day, but Amenca's most watched TV morlllng \\ hile mo~t Trenton State Bank live at 8 30 every Fnday gamed back financIal news program, American mve,tor., watch lllght? How many banks did you correctly Identify? up 39 on By Josepb havmg been on the Pubhc their No 1 financial show T h u r s day MengdeD Broadcastmg System for hve every week after the Better stlll, why not pack- mcludmg brokerages, local bllhonl) shares, or almost and another over 30 years, but not market clo~e" on Friday age a one-hour financIal pro- 1 1 bJlhon shares per aver- always on WTVS-Channel 3 gram from 8 to 9 on Fnday mvestment houses and 78 on Fnday lllght? age day on Grosse Pomte Cable lllghts WIth a "MIchigan money managers, banks and For the four-day week, the Last year, LTS contacted NASDAQ posted a four- Last Fnday, June 1, Weekend Wrap-up" for 30 accountmg firms NYSE was off a wee 15 WTVS about thl" problem day volume of about 7 bllhon WTVS agam "covered over" mmutes precedmg "Wall The co-anchors (one male pomts, c10smg a whIsker and receIved a written reply shares, or 1 75 bllhon shares ItS network satelhte feed of and one female) should be under 11,000 that stated the statIOn need- Street Week"? per day Smce both the buy- the 8 30 p m hve show m The 30-mmute local show actIVe 10 the IIlvestment Some say the Apnl-May ed the cash generated by the mg and the selhng broker favor of ItS every-now-and- busmess, but not a RIck rally was too far, too fast could be sponsored by the report the same trade, you then local chantable telethon Bloom or Mitch Alborn So some further backmg If WTVS can generate local financial commumty, have to diVIde the reported telethon campaIgn for cash The 30-mmute show could and filhng mIght be expect- consist of three segments volume by 2 to get the actu- 1) Closmg pnces on al shares traded - about MichIgan stocks, the "ups" 875 mllhon shares per day and "downs"' They say that most of the Kidding around on the Internet 2) Michigan mvestment day-traders of yesteryear the folks who brought us the news this past week, and have gone back to work, sell- mg carpets, fhppmg burgers My column on the lurkmg "Dummy" books 3) an mtervlew With a Remember the smell of a MIchIgan corporatIOn CEO or hackmg a cab dangers for kIds on the Floor traders say the big Internet brought some mter- new box of cravons? I mean Any volunteers? Pointers on back when th~re were only volume IS always from mstI- estmg comments, hke "What tutIOns, which mclude websltes can I allow my kIds eight colors to choose from? Rukeyser Well, now you can go back mutual funds, hedge funds, to VISit?" on Sunday money managers, pensIOn Fortunately, there I" a TeChnology to those days (mmus the On hiS TV show last and profit-shanng funds, plethora of kids' websltes smell) WIth a VISit to cray- Fnday (but 9 a m Sunday m bank trust dcpartments and where they can learn, or just ola com and gpt to the color- By Mike Maurer DetrOIt), host LOUIS overseas banks have a good time A mgl Rukeyser reported that prof- Bndge Telerate tracks We're gomg to assume I found a webSite where 20,000 bIOgraphies of block transactIOns every here that everyone knows on the Internet - hiS school you can play chess, checkers It-takmg contmues m NAS- famous people You can day, whIch are defined as that you need to put "www" lunch menu or backgammon WIth other DAQ stocks search for a well-known smgle trades of 10,000 m front of web addresses, so If you need - I mean your web-connected people, so But Rukeyser said that name and, odds are, It wIll shares and up I won't put them m front of chdd needs - newspaper why should the kids have all even WIth crude 011dechnmg be there shghtly (July crude closed Last week, these blocks every webSite I list here artIcles from non-local news- the fun You'll find It at papers, stop by the~e web- By the way, If you're con- last Friday at $27 93 per averaged 43,000 transac- So, let's start With educa- cerned about your chIld playslte com sites thepaperboy com, The two games I remem- barre)), OPEC IS not hkely tIOns per day hon first usmg the vanous search That would produce vol- Here are borne encyclope- naa org, newshnk org or ber playmg on long car tnps to mcrease Its 011exports, at engmes, direct them to ume of over 430 mllhon dia websltes that Will assist medlamfo com were the hcense plate game, its meetmg thiS week. yahoohgans com As the shares per day If every block you WIth your kid's home- There IS also a weekly as m who could find the There was some newspa- name Imphes, It'S an off- only consIsted of the 10,000 newspaper onhne for kids most different plates, and per talk last week about work research shoot of the well-known mlllJmum shares per ticket! Of course, you could make ages 8 to 12 years old You'll "count the cows," whIch Pit- Iraq cuttmg back on ItS 011 Yahoo search engme find It at mornmg com It's ted different "Ides of the car exports vs foodlmedlcme the chdd do It by hlmbelf or Enough workl Let's play! deSIgned to motIVate kids to (now called mlmvans) Imports m the near future, Gin! Not the drink hC'T<;elf,but when the project Drop m at acmepet com, \" due the next da) and It'., read, become more mvolved agamst each other but thiS may Just be Saddam Suppose you shuffle the allpets.com or doghause com 10 pm and theY Ie cr)lll~, III the world around them If you want to VISit part of Hussem's way of gwmg card deck, agam and agam for fun, pet-related mforma- Uncle Sam one of hIs royal \\e kno\\ who I" ~om~ to be and more ea.,l!y underbtand that past, go to Your opponent cuts the deck stue.-kWIth the Job the Issue~ that affect their tlOn danshlkl Olt gatech edu salutes' Then you alternately deal Want to fmd out how am- One of Rukeyser's TV My favonte l~ hves Thl~ does not mclude They have hcense plates your opponent and yourself mals sound, beyond the typ- Bntanmca com The folk~ anythmg about N'sync or from all over the world guests was optImistic that 10 cards each, WIth the there are trymg to make any other boyar girl band, Ical moo-moo here and a And for our last tnp of the the stock market could nde opponent gettmg an 11th being on the Internet a httle so relax moo-moo there? Drop m on week? Let's find out some of out ItS current nervousness, card georgetown edu/cball/anl- ea~ler for kids Check out Its As all parents know, Disney's secrets The place but felt strongly that the Whereupon your opponent Internet gUIde Others somewhere around 3 years mals Sorry about the long IS hlddenmlckeys org It bargams of last MarchJApnl very loudly announces, worth searchmg are encyclo- old, kids slart askmg "why" address, but It'S worth the beats a 20-hour triP down to would not again be available "Gml" and lays down all 11 "this tIme around" cards III perfect "melds" pedia com and funkandwag- and never stop except to say, tnp Flonda W'lnt some fun and Another of Rukeyser's nail" com "Can I borrow the car keys?" But then on the other WIthout even startmg the Onelook com l~ a webSite And of course, you say, games? One I eIljoyed was hand, you could count cows guests said that If you Just game' you will VI~lt more than "Why?" bonus com Grab the kids by on the way And remember, had to get some of your Last week, Mrs LTS once It has more than 450 Now you can dJrect them the computer mouse and go If you pass a cemetery, that money market cash workmg stuck LTS 84 pomts for the to thiS playground Some m the stock market agam, "count" 20 pomts for "gin," excellent dlctlOnane~ In dif- to whyfiles news WISCedu Side of the car has to "bury" ferent dl~clphnes You name You won't regret It and don't parents of older children their cows and start count- don't go "bottom fishmg" for another 20 pomts for "box" won't get thiS next one, but the No 2 or No 3 compames It - plant hfe, bIOlogy, ask me why At some pomt mg over score and 100 pomts for the the ones WIth young young- m the pond "schneIder" 10 shuttmg-out cheml~try, phYSICS, math, III time, your studentJchlld Have a tech questwn or In these "soft-times," he ral,lng sheep for fun and WIll have to do a bIOgraphy sters will If you know Hello LTS completely' Can you top KJtty, Keroppi or Pochacco, subject you wOllld like saId, "di.....'l.ys remember, the profit - you 11 find every- of some famous, or mfa- that? you can VISit them at san- addressed m thiS coillmn? biggest and the best compa- thmg you'll need OK, I'm mous, person Want to comment or add mes WIll always do the best! Joseph Mengden IS a resI- klddmg about the "heep Pu~ thl~ m your hst of no com YOllr two cellts worth2 My e- Waltl Here IS one for StIck WIth the IBMs and the dent of the City of Grosse Although that doe~ Internet favonte" on your mall address IS adults I Vl!nt games net, a remmd me of the kId who computer - bIOgraphy com Mlcrosofts'" POlllte and former chairman webSite full of games from mmaurer@blzserve com found ..,omethmg dl.,glhhng ThiS webSite has more than of First of MichIgan He IS Who's selling? also a member of the M. RICKEL, C.P.A., P.C. 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Junt' J. ~001 By Darren Donaldson percent higher nsk of contractmg dehon-free WhIle no one IS Wlll- cancer, toXlI. control and environ- said "ThiS IS one way to help Staff Wnter the dIsease than women hVlng m 109 to pomt the finger dIrectly at mental concerns The most recent spark the transItion Without S{'ve¥~1 recent studIes h:lYC con other parts of the state ThE' thpop chpmlcal" a" thp defimtp W(l" Dpvra 1.1'(' tlaY''', 'I C'IDC!"'!" cpprCSS1\'C regubtlCns " cluded that wealthy communities department has termed that as culpnt, eVIdence IS mountmg The researcher specIalIzmg m breast She hopes that the media Wlll are seemg a higher rate of breast "statistically blgnlficant " No kld- lawns that look so mVItmg mIght cancer grab onto thiS Issue a httle cancer than theIr less-prosperous mng prove to be Just the OpposIte m The final lecture m the senes tighter and run With It She got neighbors A tYPIcal example IS Many theories mcludmg chlld- the long run w111be held on July 12 Theo her Wish as the DetrOIt Free the Boston suburb of Newton that bearmg at an older age, not Last year, 180,000 women were Coburn will present "Endocrme Press ran a story on her and was found to have a 13 percent breast-feemng and a high fre- magnosed WIth breast cancer and DIsruptIOn, Lessons from the LocalMotIOn m Tuesday's "Body hIgher rate than the quency of tnps to the dry cleaners 44,000 dIed The United States Great Lakes" and Mmd" sectIOn Massachusetts statewide average have been pomted out as pOSSible has one of the hIghest breast can- Also on the LacalMotIOn agenda "Right now, there IS a bIg oppor- cer rates In the IS to start school programs to tUnity for the media to educate world The reduce toxm use both at the because the sCience eXIsts" odds of con- schools and at the students' She also stares the Issue of tractmg breast homes Dance beheves that people property values nght In the eye cancer has want to nd theIr bves of these While a higher rate of cancer may gone from one toxms, they Just need to be shown concern homeownerb and buyers, 10 20 to the how Dance counters by ~aymg the current rate of There are several lawn compa- Grosse Pomtes could be a leader . one m eight mes that are mOVIng toward safer In reducmg toxms and attractmg The fnghten- methods of pest control due to faml1les Wlth chIldren who are mgly mere as- demand concerned Wlth these Issues 109 rate of "We are not trymg to put people "If Grosse Pom4! reduced or cases was not out of busmess," Dance said "We ehmmated PE'stlcl8.e use m lost on Betsy feel that thiS movement could schools, on lawns, m gardens and, Dance A open the door for new busmess on playgrounds people would . Grosse Pomte and more Jobs" come m droves " native, she Dance speCifies that she IS not became agamst haVIng that manicured For further mformatLOn about mcreasmgly lawn look Local MotLOn or to reserve a seat ' alarmed as "When we got mto the habit of at the (inallecture, call (734) 623. more of her using pestiCides, we neither knew 0773 fnends con- or understood the collateral dam- tracted breast age some of them could cause," cancer over the she said "Now sCience years knows better We know "Each time I there are serious nsks asso- called home It CIated WIth a vanety of com- seemed hke monly used pestICides. Photo' bv Hank Depuy. someone else There are other alterna- was magnosed tives, mcludmg the old What price are we ultimately paying to keep the grass greener on or had died" weed-puller" our side of the fence? At right. the enemy doesn't look as bad or She decided Dance at this time is look- quite as annoying, close up. to take action mg for a sense of momen- She began an tum She wants the commu- orgamzatlOn nIty to know that they are ThiS msturb10g trend reasons the affluent are bemg hIt aImed at educatmg the public facmg a challenge and has not mIssed the 10 a substantially unproportIOnal She IS the president of LacalMotion can help to Grosse Pomtes and Harper way LacalMotIOn, whIch among other meet It Woods But the Issue that has pushed actiVIties has conducted a senes "Consumers must let A study conducted by the ItS way to the forefront IS the high of lectures at the Grosse Pomte busmesses know that we MIchigan State Health volume of pestICides that are used War Memonal to do Just that The want safer products that Department has shown that to keep those blgnature, perfectly- organizatIOn has brought m lead- are Just as effective, and women m these CItIes have a 33 mamcured lawns weed and dan- ers m theIr respectIve fields of Just as cost-effective," she GRADUATE TO A ROLEX. 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Adams has of Grosse Pomte Shores, was been named an AlbIOn elected NatlOnal College Fellow for the fall Panhellemc Conference semester She IS a semor, the presIdent at Westem daughter of John and MIchIgan Umverslty She IS Martha Adams of Grosse a member of Delta Gamma Pomte Farms soronty Grosse Po1Oter Walter M. Grosse Pomters named to Belenky, a Jumor at Colby the dean's hst at MiamI College, spent the spnng Umverslty for the first semester of the 2000-01 aca- semester 2000-01 are Usa demIC year m England He Anne Blake, Lauren was enrolled In a course at Flemion. Dustin the Colby-Bates-BowdOln Gebhard, Brian Gorski, Center m London He IS the Elizabeth Ann Martin, son of Cassandra Belenky Lindsey Anne White, Usa and Walter Belenky and IS Brown and Katherine maJonng 10 perfonnmg arts Kingsley. and Enghsh, WIth a concen- • tratIOn m creative wntmg Jeffrey Brown, son of • Drs J ames and Susan Amanda Drozer of Brown of Grosse Pomte Grosse Pomte Farms, a Fanns, was named a Dana Hope College sophomore, Scholar at Colgate performed In the college'!: Umverslty The award rec- Dance 27 concert March 8- ogmzes supenor academIC 10 Drozens the daughter of achievement and leadershIp Kathy Hampton-Drozer of In the campus community Grosse POinte Farms and John Drozer of Grand RapIds Jennifer Holmes, daughter of Peter and Mary Holmes of Grosse Pomte Park. performed In "Dona Jennifer Nobl<; Pacem" for the col- Snethkamp lege\ choral festival She IS of Grosse a ~emor and a member of POinte Woods the Earlham Concert CholT earned a bachelor of bU~Ine~~ Gro<;se Pomters named to administra- the dean'" honor roll for the tIOn degreE' fall <;eme~ter at Lawrence Snethkamp In automo- TechnologIcal Umver'llty tIve manage- WE'rE' Joshua B. mrnt from Northwood Darlington, David Unlver<;lt)- ShE' l~ the Birnbryer, Ronald daughtC'r of Mark and Sally Vallan, Carly K. Sncthkamp Blagdurn, James Sharples, Matthew • B1agdurn. Kenneth M • Megan Baker, daughter of Reeves and Jonothan Chuck and LoI<;Ann Baker Kade. June 7, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Community 36. 2 WSU Auction Wayne State Universi- ty's College of Fine. Performing and Com- munication Arts held its annual "Catch a Ris- ing Star" auction on May 11. Proceeds will benefit the Artists in Progress program at the college. Grosse Pointers who attended included, from left, Arthur Bryant. Sandra Petronio, Paula Wood. Linda Moore, AAUW Book Sale Charles Bantz and Joseph DuMouchelle. Grosse Pointe members of the American Asso- ciation of University Women have begun collect- ing books for their 39th annual Used Book Sale. The sale will be held from Wednesday through Saturday. Sept. 26-29. at the Grosse Pointe Woods Community Center. 20025 Mack. Pro- ceeds will be used for scholarships for women. Fiction and non-fiction hardcover and paper- back books are needed; CDs are requested. Pop- ular sale items include mysteries, westems. sci- ence fiction. children's books. dictionaries. books about sports. travel, cooJdng and hobbies. The committee cannot accept tenbooks more than five years old. encyclopedias. magazines and books that have become musty and damp. Chairman of the fundralser ie Ann SChumach- er. Members of the committee include Carolyn Sullivan, Kay MacKay, Sue MacKechnie. Ellen Chapin. Rhea Carey. Corinne Smith. Helen Zdeba. Bea Erdos and sally Vogel. People with good used books may place them in barrels at the Kroler store at Marter and Jef- ferson in St. Clair Shores through Wednesday. Aug. 15. For home pickups. call (810) 296-4449. Music on the Plaza Alberta Adams and the Rhythm Rockers will From left. are Mary Ann Lawlis of the Woods: perform at the Music on the Plaza summer con- and Ann Schumacher and Connie Kienle. both of cert series at 7 p.m. Thursday. June 14. in the the Farms. Village. Because of the unflnlshed construction of the new festival and performance area. the free con- cert will take place at the comer of Notre Dame New program puts and Kercheval Place. one block west of the Plaza. The weekly concerts are free and are present- ed in part by Bon Secours Cottage Health Ser- hands on the wheel, vices, the City of Grosse Pointe and the Grosse Celebration of c;hilqren P.o~te Village Association. !for more lnfO~-1 St. James Lutheran Church will hold a special tion, call (313) 886-7474. eyes on the road service. ~A Celebration of Our ChUdren." at MIchIgan Secretary of of more than 500 mllhon 10:15 a.m .• Sunday. June 10. The service will State Candice S MIller and hours a week in theIr vehI- featW'e prayers and music for young chUdren General Motors launched a cles. Mlller sald lt'S extreme- and a Christian magician. The church is located sIx-month pllot program as ly lmportant to make sure at 170 McMillan in Grosse Pointe Farms. part of a umque partnershlp motonsts remember to aVOId to educate motonsts about risky behaVIors such as talk- Seated on the upper step. from left. are reducmg the nsk of dnver mg on a cell phone, eatmg or Andrew Kiehnau. Emily Richardson and Eric dtstractlOn readtng a map while dn- Kiehnau. On the lower step. from left, are Alissa The pdot program, vmg Martin and Allison Mobley. SenseAble Dnvmg, lS However, when dnvers Parents will also be able to sign up for the deSIgned to raIse pubhc are faced Wlth a sltuatlon church's Vacation Bible School that will run the awareness about the dan- whIch may requlre them to week of June 18-22. For more information. call gers of dIstracted dnvmg dIvert theIr attention from (313) 884-0511. through Its message of "keep the road, the SenseAble your hands on the wheel. Dnvmg program recom- eyes on the road, mmd on mends the folloWlng' the drIve" EducatlOnal • If usmg a cellular mlltenals provldmg guIde- phone, try to use a hands- hnes and tips for aVOldmg free model dIstracted dnvmg wlll be • Don't take notes or look avaIlable In all Secretary of up telephone numbers while State branch offices Later dnvmg thls spnng, GM Wlll unvell • If you must make a call an Internet-based mterac- from your vehlcle, use mem- tlve computer demonstra- ory dlahng and duectory tion hlghhghtmg the nsks assIstance whenever pOSSI- assoClated Wlth 1akmg on ble too many activIties whlle • Program your favonte dnvmg radlO stations for easy "Anythmg that dIverts a access dnver's attentlOn away from • Don't try to plck up the road can be a potential ltems that have fallen to the hazard, whether that's a cell floor whlle dnvmg Walt phone, chddren m the back untJl your vehIcle IS parked seat or the radIO," sald • Teach chddren the MIller lmportance of good behaVIor "Cell phones, computers, whIle m a vehlcle naVlgatlOn systems are here • If you find yourself "lost to stay Our goal lS to edu- m thought" whde dnVlng, cate motonsts about usmg take a break thIS technology whlle not Once the slx-month pro- compromlsmg thelr safety gram IS completed In Motonsts must remember MIchIgan, the program Wlll It'S theIr responslblhty to be assessed Wlth plans to keep their mmd on the task unveIl It m other states The at hand - dnvmg " SenseAble Dnvmg program Robert C Lange, execu- IS a three-year, multi-mllhon tive dIrector of safety mte- dollar commItment mvolv- gratlOn for GM, saId the mg research, technology and Secretary of State's commIt- pubhc educatlOn funded by ment to traffic safety lssues General Motors make., the office a natural chOIce as a partner for the SenseAble DnVlng program "We're proud to be part- nered WIth Secretary of State Candlce S MIller m thIS Important effort to raIse awareness of the dangers of dIstracted drlvmg," saId Lange Research mdlcates that dl'ltrllcted dnvers account for nearly one-fourth of traf- fic crashes reported by law enforcement WIth Amencans "pendmg a total r ( June 7,2001 Grosse Pointe News 48 Churches First English The Pastor's Corner presents annual The Coming Music Sunday FIrst English Ev Lutheran Church WIll pre- Holy Trinity sent Its annual MUSIC Sunday at Its 9 a m worshIp By the Rev. Gustav Kopka Jr. service Sunday, June 10 St James Lutheran Church The program wIn feature new works by composers From hIm who was John Rutter, Dale Wood and And who IS PattI Drennan Performers Anu whu 1:> tu Wllltl wlil btl th", Guud :ri",w:> Singers of FIrst Enghsh, the John ofPatmos' Apocalypse brass and percussIOn ensem- Extends grace and peace, ble, handbells and organ Hope to all left behmd Directors are Nate and Chnstma Judson Director of MUSICIS Robert Foster But never left alone The church IS located at 800 Always Alpha and Omega he, Vermer In Grosse Pomte And the ommpresent In-between Woods Last Sunday's Pentecost Agam the Spmt sends Vacation Bible To forgIve, gIve and mcrease, Photo by Hank DePuy. DIVIne mexhaustlblhty of grace School offered Church organ Chnst the Kmg Lutheran The Spmt of wisdom and understandmg, Christ Chw-ch Grosse Pointe held its regular Sunday worship service last Church, 20338 Mack In The Spmt of counsel and mIght, week in spite of everything. In the transept. bozes containing parts of its Grosse Pomte Woods, Will The Spirit of knowledge and fear of the Lord, new Harrison & Harrison organ were in the process of being unpacked and present "The Mystery The Spirit of joy m God present. assembled. Mans1On," a VacatIon BIble "It's not as much of a mess as you might think," said Kathy Anslow, direc- School program for chtldren Not only those confirmed tor of communications for the chw-ch. "The clutter diminishes day by day. from preschool age through In the faIth of theIr baptIsm The wood case has been delivered and will be assembled dW'ingthe month fifth grade. Class WIll be But all who reach for of June. Wewill continue to hold normal chw-ch services. The choir has been held from 9 30 a m until The affirmatIOn of hfe gIven. relocated to the balcony, where we have another small organ. noon the week of June 18- KThepipes will be delivered any day," Anslow said. "Voicers will finish the 22 The cost IS $7 a child, tonal work in July and August and the entire project is expected to be com- $10 a famtly For mforma- We are confirmed in our faith, pleted by sept. 15. The dedication recital will. be in October." tIon, call (313) 884-5090 GUIded through hfe, empowered In seTVlce, Four organ builders from Durham. England, are Uving in the old Rectory Given patIence m suffenng, building of Christ Chw-ch while they build the organ case. Babies Brought to everlastmg hfe Christ Chw-ch's old organ was sold to St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church in Grosse Pointe Farms. Three main festIvals are Lindsay Catherine Annually our teachers: Froelich Christmas, Easter, Pentecost! Mark and ChrISta St. Paul Lutheran Church Froehch of Grosse POinte Then the coming Holy Tnmty's Farms are the parents of a Sunday offers the afterglow installs new associate pastor daughter, Lmdsay For the long green growmg season The Rev Morsal a Colher commIttee of the Lay Catherme Froeltch, born Wll1be mstalled as the asso- TheolOgIcal Academy, as a Apnl 18, 2001 Maternal RIght past Thanksgivmg Day. ciate pastor of St Paul member of the Grosse grandparents are Pete and Evangehcal Lutheran Pomte MInlstenal Laura Huthwalte of Grosse Church at the 10 a m wor- ASSOCIatIonand as secretary Pomte Park Paternal ship service on Sunday, for Pohce and CItIzens for grandparents are Ray and Local church plans annual picnic June 10 Equahty (PACE) of Grosse Jams Bassett of TIerra Pomte Farms Verde, Fla , and Larry and Grosse Pomte Woods will be served at noon and a Colher has been servmg Suzanne Froelich of Presby ten an Church's program wIll be presented the congregatIOn as mtenm Colher IS from Sierra LeXIngton, Ky Great-grand- NeIghborhood Open House after lunch a~soclate pastor for the last Leone In West Afnca He parents are TullIo and WlU hold Its annual plcmc on year He also served as earned a master's degree III VlrgIma PersIco of Chnton Fnday, June 15, m the The cost 18 $5 and reserva- Lutheran chaplam In the sacred theology from McGdl TownshIp, Janet Huthwalte ActIVIties Buildmg of the t10ns are requIred Eplscopal/Lutheran campus Umverslty In Montreal He of Grosse POInte Farms, Grosse Pomte Woods mlmstry at Wayne State IS marned to Patncla and Pete and Peggy Perv of Lakefront Park Call the church office at Umverslty and has been they have a daughter, Sebnng, Fla, and Arhne (313) 886-4301 or Kathy servmg on the curnculum Megan, 8 Froehch of Dover, OhIO Hamburgers and hot dogs Kuehnel at (313) 881-8186 Rev. Morsal O. Collier • j Christ the King Lutheran Church Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 ORSHIP SERVICES ,;(, 8 15 &: 1045 a m Worship Semce It 9 30 a.m Sunday School &: BIble Classes "Mystery MansIOn" First Engl~h Ev.Lutheran Church ~istnri.c VBS June 18-22 Grosse Pointe Unitarian VernIer Rd.at Wedgewood Dr 4ffi{ariners • Supet\lstd NUMY Provided Church Grosse Pomte Woods .... 'W.chnsuheung~ 0!8 Ollyurdy 886-4301 Flower Communion 884-5040 Randy S. Boelter, Pastor SInce 1842 E-mail gpwpchurehOaol com fI Sunday ~ 1.30pm TblDldayT~Semce TImothy A Holzerland, Assc. Pastor Web s~e I 1030 a m WorshIp Se",oce ~ 9'00 lJ1I SIII'llay TOOtuooal Semct A HOUSE OF PRAYER FORALL PEOPLE St. James Lutheran Church GRACE UNITED 17150 MAUMEE 1030 a.m CooIanpo!ll)' Semce 10:00 a m. Worship The 1928 Book of Common Prayer m 881-0420 170 McMillan Ad , near Kercheval WCHURCH OF CHRIST Rev John Corraoo MI mste r Dr Walter A Sl:hmldt.Pastor Nursery Available SUNDAY , 830 am- Holy Commumon Grosse POinte Farms' 884'()511 Rev Bartoo L Beebe. Assooale Pastor Rev FMdoricI< Harms, Pillar 1175 Lakepomte at Kercheval 10 15 am - Adull Bible Siudy Rtv.1IoIII1 Colier. Aasot. Paa1af Sunday Worslup &. CommUnIon 10 15 am Grosse Pomle Park 822-3823 II 00 a m - Holy Commu01oo Sunday &hool all ages 9'00 a m GROSSE.POINTE Church Sunday School l\~aint Fellowship 9 45 a.m Sunday - WorshIp 1030 a m and Nursery Tuesday -Thnfl Shop 1030 - 3 30 UNITED runbrose x: ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL ,.-:4" T~'+ Nursery prOVIded Wednesday - AmazlOg Grace Semors CHURCH THURSDAY CHURCH 12 lOp m - Holy Commu01on iliA Dt\~ every second Wednesday at ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park • g g : Wednesday - NOOII near Lochmoor Club The TompkinS Center at AFFIuATED wrJli TI£ UCC AND ABC Mtuillrrs' 011 Hm Plaza at the .",,,,,,1 ~'\1vp!~ Word l Sacrament 1*IPmish Grosse Pointe Woods Wlndmlll Pomte Park 11 00 - 3 00 240 CHALFONTE AT L01l1ROP Fn, SecllTtd Parlang • F oTd G Med"anon "'11i, 905"'( ... I., otli,r wor/s'" 730 a m Ecumenical Men'~ Fnday Breakfast The Rev. DaVId J. Greer, Intenm Rector Church Schoor CrIb • Tenth Grade The Rev. Bryant W. Denmson, Jr .• The Rev. Dr. Julia A. Dempz A STEPHEN MINISTRY and LOGOS Congregation 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd, Grosse Pointe Farms 16 Lakeshore Drive, Grosse Pointe Farms • 882.S330 Secured 8625 E. 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('{air SI1ol"l'.\ 81O-.J55-{)';1J,i .'~ ravelproe USA CREW IV PROMOTIONAL PRICESI 20' Rollaboard SUiter 22" Expandable Rollaboard SuIter 2.4' Expandoble Rollaboard SUiter 26' Expandable Rollaboard SUiter 29" Expandable Rollaboard SUiter t June 7, 2001 Grosse Pol nte News 68 Health Safe food handling is important for summer picnics, barbecues By Dr. Sudha occur after 16 hours and ous type of food pOisonIng Nannapaneni may Include watery dlar- IS botulIsm. ThIs bacten- Special Writer rhea with blood urn IS usually found In WIth the arnval of E Coh 0157 ISpresent canned meats, but spnng, cooped-up Indlvld- In some cattle and rarely because of the advances uals scurry outdoors for may contamInate raw In food preservatIon and '111"ort" of arhvltH'<; meat and uncooked ham- storage, today It IS very IncludIng pICnICSand bar- burger Symptoms may rare becues Dmers need to occur after 16 hours and The symptoms of botu- make sure that the same particularly mclude hsm pOlsonmg appear food safety practIces they bloody diarrhea The after 24 to 96 hours and use In theIr kItchens trav- elderly, young children begIn WIth nausea and el With them outsIde and IndIvIduals WIth a vomitIng Botuhsm pOl- Penshable foods left out chronIC Illness whO are SOnIngISumque In that It dunng pICnICSor trans- mfected With thiS bacten- causes neurologIcal symp- ported from home In a urn are at nsk for kIdney toms such as double potentially warm vehicle faIlure VISIon,dIfficult or slurred pose an Increased nsk for BaCIllus Cereus IS usu- speech and descendmg Tot Trot Bon Secours Cottage Health services' 21st annual Fun Run and Walk, some types of food pOIson- ally aSSOCIatedWIth muscle paralySIS At any "Pace the Pointes," was held on May 20. Some 340 people came out on a mg Many cases of sus- reheated nce Symptoms SIgn of neurolOgIcal symp- pIcture-perfect day to run or walk the 2.9-mUe course. pected "stomach flu" are of severe vomItIng may toms, emergency medical Before the main event, a "Tot Trot" gave 3- and 4-year olds a chance to probably due to a type of occur after one to SIX attentIOn should be burn off some energy. food contamInatIOn hours sought Showing off medals they won for first, second and third places are, from The term food pOlsomng left, HeIdi Small and Donnie Rosatt both of Grosse Pointe Farms: and Common viruses that'con- Safe food tips IS most often used to Christina Rldella of Detroit. descnbe an Illness caused taminate food for picnics, barbecues Winners in other age categories were MaggieBlake and Mackenzie Small by bactena, vIruses or Rotavlrus IScommonly Followmg are some tIps of the Farms; Leah Piepszowskl of Detroit; EWeVoci of the Park; Sara Blake parasItes found m conta- found m day care set- from the NatIOnal Food of the Farms; and Jacob Piepszowski of Detroit. minated food or dnnk tIngs Persons who have Processors ASSOCIatIonfor not properly washed theIr safe outdoor eatIng Signs and symptoms hands usually spread thiS Vomltmg and diarrhea ViruS to food Picnics Hospital offers diabetes education program are the most common Entencadeno VIrus IS • Plan Just the nght The Bon Secours Cottage educatIOn program ISoffered by a nurse and dIetitian, by symptoms of food pOIson- not hmlted to day care amollDt of foods to aVOid Adult OutpatIent DIabetes to non-pregnant adults who appomtment only, IS Ing Fever, abdomInal settmgs and IS spread leftovers EducatIon Program was are referred by their physl- reqUired before the start of pam or bloody stools also throughout the communI- • AVOIdrecipes that awarded educatIOn recogni- Clans ThIS comprehenSive class The fee IS covered b) may occur, dependmg on ty through Improper hand mclude raw eggs. tIOn by the Amencan program helps peoplE' WIth many msurance plans the type of infectIOn washing before handlmg • PractIce cleanlmess DIabetes ASSOCIatIOnand dIabetes learn how to eat Evemng sessIOns are from food Wash hands before han- certIficatIOn by the well whIle staYIng on mdl- 6 to 9 pm June 12, 19 and Common bacteria found dlmg food Wash hands, MIchIgan Department of VIdual meal plans, how to 26 All classes take place In to cause Treatment of utensils and food surfaces Pubhc Health The award IS exercise for fun, how to pre- the Bon Brae Center vent long-term problems, Cla&sroom, 22300 Bon Brae, food poisoning food poisoning after contact With raw given to educatIOn programs Most food-borne mfec- meat or poultry that demonstrate quahty control and momtor blood St ClaIr Shores For more Campylobacter may be sugar and recogmze SIgnSof informatIOn or to preregls- present m unpasteunzed tlons resolve wlthm a few • Precook foods m plen- through a rIgorous and ty of tIme to thoroughly detailed peer revIew hIgh and low blood sugar ter, call (810) 779-7900 mIlk or raw poultry days Wlthout medIcal between 9 a m and 4 p m attention The most chIll them m the refriger- process Symptoms of vomIting An mdlvldual assessment weekdays and bloody dIarrhea may Important treatment for ator Use a cooler WIth The outpatlent diabetes take up to a week or more food pOIsonIng ISto mam- enough Ice or Ice packs to to develop tain hydratIOn Dnnkmg keep the food at 40 Staphylococcus Aureus only clear hqulds and eat- degrees F Frozen JUice usually IS present m mg a stnct B RA T diet boxes can serve double meat, daIry products and conslstmg of plam bread, duty as Ice cubes baked goods Severe vom- nce, applesauce and tea • Carry the cooler m an ItIng may occur from one can do thiS If It'S ImpOSSI- aIr-conditIoned vehIcle to SIXhours after mges- ble to keep anythmg Use a separate cooler for hon down for two to three dnnks, so constant open- Salmonella may be pre- days, then It ISWIseto mg won't harm penshable sent m raw meat, poultry seek medical attentIOn foods. and eggs Symptoms may A particularly danger- • Mannate raw meat, fish or poultry m the refngerator - not on the COllDterat room temperature And don't reuse mannades from Planning for the future raw meat Grilling foods doesn't always • For optImal heat and safety, let the coals involve retirement. heat for 20-30 minutes or untIl they are gray. AI-k about ')tateFarm Long Term Care Insurance • The outSide of foods may look done before because we care! they are cooked through. Cut mto the Call State Fan» Agent: center of burgers, poul- Mark Wilamowsk, try, meat or fish to test 18720 Mack A\enue Sle 270 for doneness. (,ro"e Pic Farm~ MJ • To destroy bactena, 313 8818100 COOKnamburgers to 160 degrees F Use a meat thermometer to check the Inner temperature Italian, French heritage like a good neighbor, State Farm is there .. of the meat Gnll poul- try until the JUIces run The Itallan Heritage Society at Wayne State University and the French 'lATi .Al. statefarm.com~ clear Cook ready-to-eat American Committee for the Tricentennial will host "Celebrate Detroit 300" \ta1l. Farm 'tllllL1' '\"utomohdr In"lurJntl (.um('3n\ meats hke hot dogs and at 4 p.m. Sunday, June 10. A 1! Nannapanem lS a 886-6894. Bon Secours Cottage Committee members for the event are. standing. from left: Mary McNair: mtermst For an Marie DeLuca; MadoLie: Marian A. Impastato. chairman: Lillian Lt; and Glo- appomtment, call Bon ria Clarke. Seated, from left. are Adel Amerman and Marianne Endicott. Not Secour~ Cottage PhyslCtan Referral at shown: Pat CardeUio. (800) 303 7315 • Generally healthy men or postmenopausal women SUFFERING FROM AN ENLARGED PROSTATE? GET IN LINE. • Not takJng drugs for osteoporosis • WHERE: MIchIgan Bone & Mmeral Chmc, PC at • St. John HospItal & MedIcal Center I Participants May Receive: • Regular Bone DenSIty Tests l~ WANT TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM? 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NeDSimon's "The to order spring bulbs Good Doctor" was directed by Donna Rldella. and "Dracula Sings," directed by By Mike Geibel Jobn Diebel. Both were produced by Special Wnter Marianne Shrader. The cast of "The Good Shade gardens are great m the Pomtes, where we Doctor" is shown at the left. Standing. have so many wonderful trees to ennch our lIves from left, is AI Berteel, Marianne Shrader. Hostas and astllbe and ferns are Just the tiP of the Chip Davis. Donna RideDa and Scot Iceberg when It comes to shade gardens Hoverman. Seated, from left, are Literally hundreds of beautiful plants awaIt you as Margaret Lindner and Jennifer Hoerauf. you plan your shade garden But what about February and March and Apnl? Members and guests at the performance The perfect complements for the wonderful shade were also invited to view the art work of gardens of summer m Grosse Pomte are the sprmg Jack Petz. His paintings were exhibited gardens in the Founder's Room oCthe Players' When we talk about spnng gardens, we are talkmg Playhouse. about bulbs Plant the nght combmatlOn of bulbs and you Will have week after week of beautIful flowers, extendmg from late February through mId-May Last spnng I tned to document my spnng gardens by tak- mg slide photographs of the new flowers as they Diet soup gets a flavor makeover came mto full blossom I took lots and lots of pIctures at least tWIce every The cabbage soup diet packed WIth flavor and IS Heat a large Dutch oven kles of grated Parmesan week We've Jill tned It at some easy to prepare over medIUm heat Add cheese Toast some hearty In late WInter, Correction pomt m (desperate) tIme the 011,garlIc and scalhons wheat rolls to round out snow crocuses as we tned to shed Annie's and saute for 8 to 10 mm- Hus sInn-down supper emerged m mynad Last week's Gardeners' unwanted pounds I was utes, until the omons chOIce colors, followed Journal column on page remtroduced to the soup Free Soup become soft Stir m the I call It "free" soup closely by theIr 9B had a mIsleading head- when I jomed WeIght 1 tablespoon olive or oregano and baSIl and because you can feel free larger cousms, reg- Ime. The story was abou.t Watchers WeIght vegetable oil saute for another mmute to eat a lot of it WIthout ular crocuses the impact of sewer sepa- Watchers gIVes It a differ- 1 tablespoon finely or two Add the chIcken havmg to worry about Before I knew It, rations on the environ- ent name, but the taste IS chopped garlic broth and brmg the pot to your figure Unhke most much of my front ment the same It's "diet" soup 1 hearty bunch of a low bod over medIUm to cabbage or vegetable yard turned blue The headline should scallions, chopped (both hIgh heat Add the tomato soup~, free ~oup has an and whIte as the have emphasized that .. the green and the white paste and stir untIl the appealmg presentatIOn Glory of the Snow, inwV1duals can use natur- A LA ANNIE parts) paste has completely dIS- Let's face It - food that Stnpped SqUill and al fertilIzers, pestIcIdes By Annie Rouleau-SCheJiff 1 heaping teaspoon solved looks better usually tastes SIbenan SqUIll and cleanmg products that dried oregano StIr m the spmach, slaw better emerged These are environmentally safe. 1 heaping teaspoon mIx and tomatoes Lower plants are great dried basil the heat to barely a sim- ThIS recIpe YIelds a naturahzers They 2 large cans (49.5oz.) mer, cover and cook for 30 large pot of soup - spread and spread low-fat chicken broth mmutes or so Season With enough to share WIth a and spread And even though they take over the 1 6 oz. can tomato salt and pepper neIghbor You'll be pleas- lawn, It's OK, because they're finIshed before the first paste Ladle tlus delIcIOUS soup antly surpnsed at how mOWIng 1 lb. fresh spinach or mto great bIg bowls and tasty thIS healthy chOIce These wonderful gardens were soon enough baby spinach, washed garnIsh WIth a few spnn- IS replaced by daffodils and other narCISSI It's amazmg and torn into small how many color and SIze combmatIOns these wonder- And, let's face It, If you pieces ful flowers come m There are dozens of d,lfTerent eat enough cabbage or veg- 3 to 4 heaping hand- vanetles and each one IS a beauty unto Itself ~BON SECOURS COTTAGE etable soup, you WIll lose fuls of shredded cole I spent a lot of money on slide film some weIght ThIS week's slaw mix (cabbage with The different vanetles of daffodils and narCISSUS HEALTH SERVICES recIpe IS my take on the carrots) last a long tIme MeanwhIle the heartbreakers low-fat soup that people 1 pint baby plum PRESENTS, emerge - tuhps I call them heartbreakers not Just eat to get skmny tomatoes, cut in half because of theIr beauty, but, unhke the other plants Unlike the other ver- salt and pepper to mentlOned here, they don't last Sions, my soup recIpe IS taste l001 mUSIC Buy good bulbs and you WIll get a gloTJOUSdisplay for two to three years - huge, beautiful, magmficent flowers m all sizes and shapes They're mcredlble THE SECOND CITY'S 4TH ANNUAL on But alas, as years pass, thePlaza they dWIndle down to mere Bnng the family, lawn chairs and piCniCbaskels 10 the new Village Plaza and Perfonnance area althe corner of Kercheval and 51 elmr and enJoy ghosts of theIr former I~P\\OV D~Y CAMp these greal, .free- ouldoor concens every Thursday al 7 00 P m selves If you love tulips, be pre- JUNE 14 For Ki4ls! Alberta Adams and the Rhythm Rockers pared to replace them as A nallonally known blues legend, Alberta Adams' debul performance Willbave the need anses As I wnte you danCln' on 1lIe Piau' guaranteed I thiS artIcle, I thmk about JUNE21 all the hours I've spent The Detroit SwInJ Masters reatunog Tom Siunders, Johnny Trudell and the enJoymg my spnng gar- Mill MIChaels TrIo I. Need we say more? Three of the Detroll an:a'sJazz giants presenl a very SpeCIal dens I thmk about the MOT P program incredIble beauty of these Students from ages 10~16 JUNE 28 plants and of nature, as The Scott Gwlnnell Jazz Orchestra each new day bnngs new will learn the basics A bnlhant planls!. arranger and composer. Grosse Pomle North graduate Scott beauty and affirms the Gwmnell debuts al M 0 TP WIthhlse ~'JOO ~11...t~I:"""~:~~I.~~ Sunda}J lOam 5pm Lt-NtT"",IZ~U r,M~ to .... Ho~"Jcamc Mc:"cil and 1.17 Aiken - anuphfun~ half- 2:30 PM POINTERS WITH PROST fOfHOf'rlrt( ...... ',o<> 313245.1012 PMil UOO hour 01 PCNU\C .lIllWoc".mJ Ideas (Rcpeated M-<;un Grten Jim Clan, Tom Mclnne' Jnnn Glynn II & Mark 11 ~ PM, M'\V'Ff"un 5 ~oPM) Webt'r GtJId Cup HIN John Pm'illotcn IC\\" IUl'3ll'Clcbn\J~ a""ullimc 10:00 AM WHO'S IN THE KITCHEN? I} loptCS. lRepeated M~"un 4 1() AM MlWll-''''un (i1lC,t I~a lJoTrknp AIUII 7 00 PM) , Ho,t (,hud. Ka,,~~ coob \\ Ilh local l'C1cbnl1e~ (RqlC.lfcd M....un mldmght Tffh/'\a18 ~ P\>t) 3:00 PM THINGS TO DO AT THE WAR 10:30 AM JOHANNA GILBERT MEMORIAl. Ru'k. Robm.1011&: Slwmn Sparrow, MUSIC Under the Imen rewsJeff J{J\ Drugs (Rcp.:::lled M-~un 12 3QA\t. MIWIt'/!Iun 'i 10 I'MI Stars Runm Rmok~ Ilosls an mfocma1JI'C look .It '" \wI" 11:00 AM OUT Of THE ORDlN4.RY ... happc;Olng al \he War Mcmonal (Repeated M-~un INTO THE EXTRAORDINARY ~ 00 AM MJW/I-/~un 8 00 PM) Marcel/" IUlro/O!,:U PIli 3:30 PM POINTES OF HORTICULTURE HO'ii RnllCn Ta) lor prescnl" an C\ll"dOI"dUl3l) halC-hour of people, pia«."' and Ujc;1S (Repeated \t-~un I 00 Ronald O .."n.d.l, 0'1 I/lds PIll HO'it h POINTE SOLATUBE~ CENTE~ The Miracle Skylight~ • Trish McEvoy Artists on Edwin Paul lS pleased to Let ambient sunlight flow mto a Location. Le-!'Irnthe- hottest tncks announce•that Dr. Pamela SlJuth Welcome home colle~e students! dark room with SOLATUBE. EARLY SUMMER -SPECIAL of the trade and find looks to com- M.D. has Joined our Spa staff. Albert D. Thomas, Inc. plement your personal style, during Her specialty lS anti-ageing 3 months I $150 Local Bupplier and installer On Mack • (313)885-3600 your appointment with Trish medicine for the treatment of: 313.882.0628 McEvoy's team. Friday, June 8, • NATURAL HORMONE from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 313- REPLACEMENT 882-7000, ext. 4179 for an appoint- • OSTEOPOROSIS ment. In Beauty. • NATURAL WEIGHT LOSS • Cosmetic Tote Gift with • PMS Purchase. Receive our sampler • AGELESS SKIN CARE assortment with any fragrance • FIBROMYALGlA and/or cosmetics purchase of $75 or • CHOLESTEROL more. The pretty spa bag is burst- LOWERING WITHOUT ing with beauty gifts and deluxe MEDICATION "Homeof The MeatPielt... samples from your favorite fra- • MEMORY We specialize in Middle Eastern grance and cosmetics designers. ENHANCEMENT groceries featuring: cooked Kibee Begins Wednesday, June 6, while • MALE MENOPAUSE Homos B' Tahini, Baba Ghannoos' quantities last. Fine Art Fair and Family Tabouleh Salad, Stuffed Grap~ • NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT Entertainment! The celebration of • Father's Day is June 17. FOR CANCER PATIENTS Leave~ Squash and Cabbage Summer features 100 artists from Rolls ...at 22205 Mack, St. Clair Honor Dad on his special day - A • ADD Gift from Jacobson's Means More. • CROHN'S /IRRITABLE across the United States. New Shores, (810)777-2256 BOWEL SYNDROME additions to the fair this year are: Garden Fest, Tastefest, and Jacobson's Book lOur Consultatlon Today! Children's Tent! Mark your calen- '7000 K8fdlovaI • Gn>Mo Poon1e • (3' 311182 7000 (313)885-9002 dar for Saturday, June 9th, lOam SHOPPING HOUKS MON SAT HI.'J • SUN NOON. ; l www.edwinpaul.com - 8pm and Sunday, June 10th, ~I lOam - 5pm. There will be a Live I ' Auction and entertainment by lDWln, PAUL Balduck Mountain Ramblers on CAFANA'S TUXEDO 21023 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods Saturday at the Edsel and Men's formalwear for the most Eleanor Ford Estate, 1100 special wedding of this year Lakeshore Road. Admission is ...yours! CAFANA'S... 17233 $3.00, children 12 and under Mack Ave. @ Notre Dame, admitted free. For more informa- (313)881-1224 tion call 313-245-7012. We're ready for Spring ... Are you! Book now for your Spring improvements. Fine custom wood. work. 313-881-4663 2091 SUMMER SEASON CYtbhee ~ HAS BEGUN ol~. in our 2nd floor 9'~JJHJd~ !..~\jl::!~ J ,] 'il 3 1. 3 :J SOHAR ROOM a with an open deck, Honor Dad with a special watch live entertamment, & dancing. from Ahee's. Ahee's have an ~ Ed Maliszewski The future of incredible collection of fine Swiss Carpeting COLD TRAIN V111\i1 LASER Dentistry is here! timepieces for every taste and Thursday Come step into the future. Mary budget. They carry a full selection Karastan Certified Installers Friday & Saturday Sue Stonisch, D.D.S., F.A.G.D. of Rolex, Tag Heuer, !We, make the difference between a 7,8,9 JUNE 20040 Mack Avenue, Grosse Concord, Chaumet and Raymond good installation and a GREAT Thurs. starting at 8pm Pomte Woods (313)882-2000. Weil Watches. See their entire col- INSTALLATION! ... at Ed Fri. & Sat. starting at 9pm Maliszewski, 21435 Mack Avenue Accredited by the American lection at 20139 Mack Avenue, (810)776-5510. Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Grosse Pointe Woods. 313-886- DEI'ROITUNDERGRQUND 4600 Wednesday, Thursday JUNE 13 & 14 Startmg at 8pm FJ.lNILAMENTAIB Friday & Saturday Ann JUNE 15 & 16 Arbor Starting at 9pm Antiques Market Anive early & enjoy dinner before themUSlc. k~by hair CO. ANTIQUE LOVERS ... SINDBAD'S "SOHAR" ROOM Special 7b New Clients Join us at the famous ANN Perfect for your private parties All appointments made before ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET. and special occasion. Call (313) BR£ADSMITH~ June 15, 01 will receive a FREE The happening is Sunday, sh.m.e. 822-7817 for more information at Tecnica Folding Brush - So call 17th. There are over 300 out- 100 St. Clair on-the-River. HAND MADE HEAlTH 'AKEO" today and be sure to ask for your standing dealers m quality Did you know ...? FREE brush... at 15229 Kercheval, antiques and select collectlbles. Grosse Pointe Park. 313.822-8080 All are under cover. Thls is Ann • We bake our bread from Arbor Antlques Market's 33rd sea- scratch every mormng, on site, at son. All items guaranteed as rep- the Mack Avenue store. resented. The time is 7:00 a.m. to • Each loaf lS kneaded and hand 4:00 p.m ....at 5055 Ann Arbor _ Saltne Road (Exit #175 off 1-94, shaped by human hands, then then south 3 mlles). Washtenaw hearth baked. Farm Council Grounds. Only - We use unbleached, unbro- KISKA JEWELERS $5.00 admisswn. FREE park mg. mated wheat flour m all our products Nice selection of NEW spring merchandise has arrived just in • We ~ use preservatives or time for graduations, plus start addltwes. thinking about dear old Dad for Father's Day is Sunday, June • Most breads do !1Q1. contain that special unique Father's Day 17th. Wondering what to get dear added fats or sugar. gift. Price range to suit all needs .. old dad? Hurry down to the • Customer satlsfaction IS at 63 Kercheval on-the-Hill Bote&InlD.C& NOTRE DAME PHARMACY. We unconditwnally guaranteed. (313)885-5755. I;{ I:{ JHR2-1 tan have a large selectIOn of unlque - Leftover bread at the end of the Extraordinary Flowt>r<;for items whlch would make wonder- day lS donated to local chantzes. Extraonhna~y O('ca"liom•. ful Father's Day gifts. If you need • Tuesdays & Thursdays in June June ...lightning bugs, crickets, some help on your purchase we'll are double punch days on fre- lemonade, peonies, hollyhocks, be happy to assist you... at 16926 quency cards. Toadvertise In this column Kercheval tn-the. Vtllage. and lupines. Experience summer Stop in for a free sbce of fresh caH (313) 882-3500 (313)885.2154. with fresh flowers from Botanica. bread, at Breadsmith 19487 Mack by 2:00 p.m. Fridays Ave.. 313-417-0648. Secti()n C I:LHS51FIED .....IIIM " , ...... ,., n .. , ,. ••• S...... outh erases a bad memory y Chuck Klonke What happened last year 3-0 with just over 23 mln- ports EdItor was a 1-0 los~ to RegIna In utes remaining In the first ~There has been an unhap- the dlstnct title game And half y memory gnawlllg at what hurt the most was that Calthn Howe set up ro'>se POinte South's g,rls South dominated the game Miller's first goal, then And StiU The fIIsIon of DesIlJl and Technology" Delivering On every new Oldsmobile. 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It ,.. ~ Father's Day GOLF SALE More than just a store, Boyne Country Sports offers you a world-class specialty sports shopping experience ". with a long heritage of quality merchandise, including Tommy Bahama, Polo Golf, Sigrid Olsen, Tommy Hilfiger, Patagonia, Ping and more. Superb service and knowledgeable professionals provide expert advice to suite your lifestyle. 200/°off Men's Ashworth & Cutter & Buck 200/°off Mens Golf Shoes Foot Joy, Cutter & Buck. 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June 7,2001 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C Pioneers roll by East, win diamond district titles By Bob St. John and they were focused" tnple and two RBIs Rhoades, Whateley, semor beat 109 city rIval Lutheran Lutheran East defeated Staff writer The PIOneers scored three Semor Jason Rhoades was Ryan Wise, Pietrangelo, East 12-2 m a DIvIsIOn IV Hamtramck St Flonan 11- GROSSE POINTE runs 10 the first and let 1-for-2 with an RBI Other Jumor Ryan Nanmm and distrIct champIOnship game 9 WOODS - Harper Woods' semor Steve Rhodes shut PIOneers with a hit were semor Tim Pattison had at Umverslty Liggett "The gtrl" are finally play- boys baseball team had to down ULS' offense, lImltmg Pietrangelo and semor Mike run-SCOrInghits School mg up to theIr potential," WIthstand three days of per- the Knights to a smgle hit, Whateley For the Eagles, Bobby "The gtrls played very well East head coach Pat Sadler sistent ram, but on Monday whIle stnkmg out eight Harper Woods advanced Maynard played well, a;, did and they did the lIttle thmgs said "It took longer than It finally wrapped up a "Frank (Pietrangelo) got to the finals, defeatmg city David Pokley and Doug Sell It takes to wm," Harper anticipated, but the gtrJ;, are DIVIsion IV dlstnct title, us off to a fine start by mak- nval Lutheran East 24-2 The PIOneers played Woods head coach Carol playmg better" beatmg host Umverslty mg that d1Vmgcatch m left- Whateley earned the WIn, Llvoma ClarencevIlle m a Arthmlre said "It was a Semor KerrIe Harder was Liggett School 10-0 center and then the offense stnkmg out seven m hiS two dlstnct tune-up game, wm- mce way to keep the season the wmnmg pitcher for the "TillS IS great, but It'S not did the rest," ROWInskisaid mnmgs of work Semor mng 13-1 as Rhodes and gOing" Eagle;" whIle semor Teresa our ultlm:\te goal," Harper Semor J R Kmg and Vmny Scalahrmo pltrhpd Whatpll'v comhmed to throw SpnlOr Lmdsav Rmaldl Perrino was the wmmng Woods head coach Mike Jumor Anthony DeSantis the third and fourth Inmngs a no-hitter picked up the Win, strIkmg pitcher for the PIOneers Rowmskl said "The guys were 2-for-3, while Rhodes OffenSively, Scalabrlno Scalabrmo had two hits, out 10 and scattermg three East's big hltten, were played well 10 each game was 3.for-3 With a double, had a trIple, while Rhodes, mcludmg a home run, to hitS, while sophomore semor;, Jenny Riske and lead the offense DaeJana Maldonado had Anna Boeck, while Harper The Harper Woods base- three hits to pace the Wood;,'Maldonado and Ward ball team Improved to 21-2 offense North------This IS a three hour program designed ThIS one and a half hour program for begmnmg JUOlOrsages 5 to 10 The pro- From page IC Potthoff In the middle and mcatlons" for JUOlorsalready parhopatmg 10 tour- sophomore Kelly JapoWlcz Jommg Colaluca are nament compehl1on ThISclass" IIIstress gram ISdesIgned to gIve young students defense has been nearly on the nght Side Jumors Catle Herman on the fundamentals of all strokes as well as the skills necessarY for a hfehme of fun perfect toward the end of TIght defense, Lauren movements, footwork and strategy 10 tenms ThiS class will coI'er baSIC "All three forwards can stroke produchon and con GIstency, and the season We're attackIng take a pass and get a good Safran on the left and Amy There WIll be compehhve match play WIll promote a posll1ve atmosphere by WIth cleverness and SCOrIng shot off, but where we're SocIa at sweeper And the each day (Limited Enrollment) on crosses, surpnse long really strong now IS WIth last hne of defense ISanoth- usmg exotml1jgames and act1Vll1es shots and headers In our our crOSSIngplays," Stencel er Jumor, goalkeeper Mem last four games, we've put said "Cherf and JapoWlcz Farmer the ball m the net 23 times, can beat one or two defend- "She's makIng great deci- while giVIng up only four ers WIth fabulous foot skills sIOns and bnlhant saves goals" and get off mce crosses Our and never loses her concen- North has the leadership game plan ISto put the ball tratIOn," Stencel said of of four semors, mcludmg mto the box where Farmer This combmahon program IS structured The Tenms Center will now be offenng a three who are four.year var- Potthoff's height and Myers' A deep and talented for]r High I High School players of all strength and condltl(lnlOg program sity players Center forward preCIsIOnheadmg can redI- bench has also been a plus headed by Ken Welch and Mike Fox NatalIe Potthoff, mldfield- levels ThIS class WIll mclude players, rect an aenal cross Or for North lookmg to partICipate 10 school tenms Ken the owner of POlOte F\tnes~ IS a ers Katie Myers and Kelly Cherf and Japowlcz, WIth Child Sporl~ DeHlopmenl SpCClah~1 Harrell and stopper Beth Mldfielders Jamce The group wdl be diVIded, separatmg the their qUIckness and clever- M\ke, a M<;Exemse Phy~\Ologl~t I' the Colaluca are the semors, Kronner and Enca Muncy more advanced players from the novIce ness, can poke ground balls and defender AlIson Wynne players Focus WIll be on stroke produc- Head TralOer for The GPHC TenOl~ who have teamed WIth SIX Into the net Cherf had sev- JUnIors and a sophomore to have been able to step In tIOn,smgles and doubles match pIaVand Center SpeCialized 5e"lOn, \\ III be eral great crosses m the 1 make up the startmg Ime- when needed Callm strategy a\ allable for JUmors 0 alllel'el~ Tower game, two of which Campbell prOVIdesspeed at up got headed m ThosE'kInd of nght forward and has Stencel IS pleased With plays WIllbeat any keeper" the way the team ISheadIng scored several goals Come and experience tennis with the Pros: mto the regional North's defense has com- "Some of our opponents "The harmony on the field plemented the offense made the mIstake of thmk- BRIAN DIVIRGILIO, MARIUS MAG IS temfic We're defendmg "One of the reasons we're mg they could relax when JOE FODELL & KEN RYCHWALSKI well and I'm especIally able to attack so ferOCIOusly our starters were takmg a proud of our attack It''' a IIIthat the defense IS"0 good break," Stencel said coach's dream to see 10 that It has allowed the mid- North takes a 9-8-2 record players attackmg on nearly fielders to push harder on mto the regional and Call for Session Fees , Grosse PolOte North's sure from the Redhawks lo gIrls lacrosse team avenged the second half, the two early-season defeats on Norsemen mamtamed theIr Its way to the champIOnshIp lead game of the state Class B "There were a number of tournament outstandmg performances The Norsemen heat Troy m the game for North," GROSSE POINTE SOCCER ASSOCIATION Athens 12-6 and edged Troy Seaman said "Andrea Travel Tryouts for Fall 101 and Spring 102 Seasons I 11-10 m overtlme before los- Kosmack played a great 109 to BIrmmgham Manan game m goal after some late- 14-6 m th" htle g..llle .. t "" .."Oil tutU! lllg bj Rob I Cranbrook Kmgswood Dameron (the boys coach at GIRLS: Dragons, Breakers & Vipers (U-9 through U.18) i It was the third straIght North) KIm Eugemo Isolat- year that North has ed Athens' best offenSive FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY FIELD advanced to the champI- player and completely shut onshIp game and the second her off from the goal Age 6/15/01 6116101 6/1&101 6119/01 6120/01 i tIme m a row that the "Anne Mane 9 00-11 {)()am G P North Norsemen have been run- BadalamentI, Kathryn *V-9 Breakers 3'45-600 pm ners-up Barlow, Margaret McHale *Must Attend Both Dates "The only other programs and Andrea Mackool played V-IO DragonsIVlpers 6'00-8 00 pm 900-11 00 am G P North who have done that m the great team defense" V-II Dragons 5 00-7 00 pm 4 30-6 30 pm G P North same tIme frame are SImon scored three goals V-12 Dragon~ 600-7 '\0 pm 600-800 pm (*slde field) G P North Blrmmgham Umted on the and had two assIsts CWIek V-13 Breakers 630-830 pm 630-830pm Barnes gIrls SIde (m Class A) and scored four goals and G P North Blrmmgham Brother RIce Hampton added a palT V -14 Dragons 600-730 pm 900-1100 am G P North on the boys side," saId North Shannon O'Berski, m her V-I 5/16 Dragons 730-900 pm G P North coach Bill Seaman best game of the season, also V-11Vlper~ 530-730 pm The Norsemen, who were scored tWIce J aclyn seeded No 5 m the tourna- MIddleton had the other ment, had tied Manan 3-3 lo North goal an early-season meetmg but Troy had also beaten GPSA Girls Travel Contacts: thIS time It was all Manan North earher thIS season ~ Team Name NY* and the Colts were the No 1 The Mustangs led 7-2 at JIm Farber 313-881-7930 seed m the tournament but V-9 '93 Breaker<; , halfhme, then scored three 313-882-2187 more goals m the first four once agam, the Norsemen V-IO '92 Dragon!>IVlper~ Jim Zurek mmutes of the second half to were determmed to reach V-II '91 Dragons KIm BeemenlJohn Mellon 810-771-6867 lead 10-2 the tItle game V-12 '90 Dragons JIm WarrenlMark Tinklan 313-882-0989 North staged a mmi-rally The contest was marked V-13 '89 Breakers Dave Lankford 311-822-1944 \ to cut the lead to 10-6 WIth by multIple lead changes, John WaltonlDan Kelly 313-881-8585 mJunes and gutty perfor- I' eight mmutes left but John Kronner (GIrls Travel DIrector) 313-884-8939 I. Manan scored the last four mances by both teams U-14 '88 Dragon~ Steve Adolph 3 13-891-6072 I, goals to seal theIr second North led 6-5 at halftIme U-15/16 '86 Dragons , straIght Class B state cham- and scored early m the sec- U-17 '85 Vipers Bob Henderson 313.885-7253 { plonship ond half to take a 7-5 lead "They were clearly the Troy answered with two < better team on thiS day," goals to he the game at 7-7 Seaman said "But I was Moments after the Colts BOYS: Salvo and Hurricanes (U.9 through U.l9) got the tymg goal, one of the I most proud of how the gIrls THURSDAY SATURDAY FIELD handled the tough defeat on Troy players suffered a cut FRIDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Saturday They knew they and broken nose, causmg a 6/15/01 6118101 6119/01 6120/01 6121101 6123/01 had been beaten soundly, 15-mmute delay Age . Ford , but they were proud of theIr Immediately after the game U-9 Salvo . 6 00-8 00 pm 6 00-8 00 pm. accomphshments for the resumed, Troy scored tWIce Ford U-tO Salvo. .. 6 00-8 00 pm 600-800 pm season" to take a 9-7 lead Ford Those accomphshments WIth 14 mmutes left, U-IO Humcanes. 6'00-8.00 pm 6.00-800 pm mcluded a 12-5-1 record North was facmg ehmma- U-II Salvo .. .. 600-8.00 pm. 600-800 pm Ford whIch matched the twn but North came back to . 600-8.00 pm .6.00-800 pm G P North tIe the game on a pair of U-12 Salvo. Norsemen's mark m 2000 . 600-800 pm to OO-Noon . G P North "We had seven four-year goals by CWIek U-13 Salvo "KIm Eugemo, Kathryn G P North players on the varsity squad U-14 Salvo 630-8.30pm 630-830 pm (Back Held) aneJ they ended theIr careers Barlow and Anne Mane WIth a 41-19-2 record - a BadalamentI made great Tryouts after hIgh school season plays to hold Troy scoreless V-IS, U-16 MIke O'BnenlCharhe Houston I great accomplIshment," Tryouts early Spnng, 2002 Seaman saId over the last 15 mmutes of U-17, V-19 Glenn Nadeau/Charles Michael Kathenne CWIek scored regulation," Seaman said , three goals for North m the North scored first mover- Travel Contacts: tIme on a penalty shot by I champIOnshIp game Number CWIek, but Troy agam tied ~ Team Amanda Hampton had two 313-881-5881 and Alyssa SImon scored the game CWIek' got the V-9 '93 Salvo TIm Ponkowskl one game- wmner on another V-IO '92 Salvo Mark Tmklan . 313-886-3804 "Hampton played espe- penalty shot m the second V-IO '92 Humcanes Rich Carron 313-881-9782 overtime CIally well despIte a V-lI '91 Salvo Glenn Nadeau (Boys Travel Director) 313-417-8477 spramed ankle she suffered "JulIa Wemert was out- 313-885-7227 standmg m runn10g out the U-12 '90 Salvo BIll Gustme/John Mellon m the semIfinal game Just 313-881-8664 15 hours earher," Seaman clock to seal the wm," V-13 '89 Salvo Sean Maloney/Steve Adolph .. saJd Seaman saId "ThIS was a V-14 '88 Salvo Jon Gruenberg 810-777-9611 The three attackmen led huge and emotIOnal WID for U-15 '87 Salvo Marty DeClercq 810-774-1712 North's sconng thIS season the gIrls" CWIek led the way WIth 62 North closed out the regu- , goals, Simon had 51 and lar season WIth a 12-9 loss to GIRLSIBOYS: Mustangs, GatofS, United (U.lO through U.l9) I Hampton added 4l. Farmmgton HIlls Mercy Hampton wound up WIth a that snapped the FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY nEtD I career total of 129 goals and Norsemen's eight-game WIn- CWIek fimshed WIth 112 ning streak Age 6115/01 6116101 6118101 6119/01 6120101 "They were both captams "We hoped a VlCtory would G P North and they'll be sorely mIssed gIve us a good seed for the V-IOGlrls Mustangs 6 00-8 00 pm 900-1100 am playoffs and momentum 10 Barnes next year," Seaman saId V-II G1TlsMustangs 4 00-6 00 pm 900-11 30 am North began state tourna- the tournament," Seaman U-ll Boys Galors 4 00-6 00 pm 600-800 pm Pierce , ment play agamst Athens, saId "ThelT mldfielders Barnes were espeCIally qUIck and V-12 GirlS Mustangs 600-800 pm 900-11 30 am whIch beat the Norsemen Pierce 12-9 when they met earlIer good ball handlers and were V-12 Boys Vmted 6 00-8 {)()pm 600-800 pm Bame, "The gIrls were deter- tough matchups for our V-14 Girls Mustangs 600-8 00 pm 6 00-8 ()()pm mmed not to let that happen gIrls" V-IS Girls Mustangs 600-800 pm 600-8 00 pm Barnes agam," Seaman saJd 600-800 pm 600-800 pm Bames CWIek scored four goals V-16 G1TlsMuslangs North started fast and 300.500 pm 600-800 pm Barnes controlled the draws as the for North Hampton had V-19 GIrls Muslangs Norsemen bUIlt a 4-1 lead three goals and Middleton Tryouts afler hIgh school season North led 9-4 at halfbme and Simon added one V-IS Boys -Gators Stever MIller and despIte constant pres- apiece Travel Contacts: , ULS has easy road ~ 19 V-IO'92 GIrls Mustangs Chnsllan Hatzenbeler/John Palffy/John Barry .313-824-4357/313-417- '\571 V-II '91 GIrls Muslang~ Dan Kelly/Stu Dow ... 311-884-4979 to soccer regional V.lI '91 Boys Galors Bnan Tinmon/Jerry Graney 313-886-1038 313.884-4979 of the year agamst them We V.12 '90 GirlS Mustangs Dan Kelly/Stu Dow . By Chuck Klonke 313-884-0746 Sports Editor were really chckmg " U-12 '90 Boys Vmted Marty DeClercqIDoug Bohannon. . Umverslty Liggett It took about 10 mmutes U-14 '88 G1TlsMustangs Bnan TinmonlPaul GaleaIRlch Carron 31'\-885-29221113-881-9782 School's tnp to the gIrls before CallIe Schumaker got U.15 '87 Girls Mustangs Tim Hale/Karen Ridgway 111-884- 7769 DIVlSIOn III soccer regIonals ULS on the scoreboard V.15 '87 Boys Gators Steve MIller '\ 11-882-3251 agamst MemphiS It was a was Just as easy as coach Glrl~ Muslang~ Jenmfer DunbarlPam Bartel '\13-881-1632 DaVld Backhurst expected It hlghhght film type of goal as V-16 '86 Ed EgnatloslJ J Imesch 113-881-5516/810-268- '\74~ to be she pIvoted, and left-footed a V-19 '81 Girls Muslang~ "We didn't get much of a shot from 25 yards out hIgh challenge," Backhurst saId m10 the upper left corner of after the Kmghts breezed the net as she was falhng to FROM 1-94 past MemphIS 11-1 10 the the ground BARNES COMMUNITY CENTER: Vernier (east) to MomlngsKle (south) to comer of Falrlord and Morningside, Grosse POinte Woods FIve mmute,; later, Kelsha champIOnship game after FORD FIELD:(easl) Lakeshore behind Grosse POinteShores City BUIlding overpowenng Harper Woods Bahadu scored the first of 11-0 m the semifinals her three goals and a mmute GP NORTH HIGH SCHOOL: Vernier (east) to Grosse Pomte North High School, Vernier and Mornmgslde .We had mercled Harper later, Lauren Ealba notched GP NORTH HIGH SCHOOL (BACK FIELD) Near Football Stadlurn Woods tWice durmg the the first of her three goals PIERCE MIDDLE SCHOOL: 15430 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Park league season I thought By halfhme, ULS had a 7- MemphiS might gIve us a ht- o lead MemphIS ,;cored on tIe more They'd be a mId. an lOdlrect free kick about "Call Your Travel Contact or Travel Director Ifyou have questions" dle-of-the-pack team m the 14 mmutes mto the second Metro Conference but we Check the web srte for poSSible time, date and location changes for your age group GPSA WEB SITE grossepolntesoccer com played one of our best games See ULS, page 7C .., , . June 7, 2001 6C .G.ro.s.se_Po.i.nt.e.N.ew.s Snorts-t: Saddlelites go 11innin'gs to beat ED in district title game Soprua scored the game-Wln- head coach Diane Laffey "Amy (Whaley) pitched a POlllte North and South, medal "We had a couple of long mng goal Grillo earns said "Everyone saId It was great game and we're happy ImproVIng to 20-16 overall The Saddlehtes put the the best game East Detroit to get trus dlstnct title" Commg up for the delays, which may have played a part In Lla's perfor- game away after Candace played this season and I Regina beat RoseVIlle 8-0 Saddlehtes IS a DiVISion I medal at mances," Golden bald "She Shue and Lauren Miller would beheve It because III the semifinals as Juruor regional semifinal at 1 p m scored at the 14 10 and 3 24 they gave us all we could Shelly Cybulski earned the on Saturday, June 9, against had a mce meet and the state finals expenences Will help her mark of the second half handle" VIctory DetrOIt Martm Luther Kmg "We're a young team and In the other semifinal, prepare for next season" By Bob St. John The Saddlehtes scored Semor Angela Blackwell It has been tough to watch when Jumor Katie Carnagle was 2-for-4, while F1schlOne Grosse Pomte South faces Ann Arbor PIOneer won Staff writer the state title, edging the girls play hard daY-in EASTPOINTE - It took a led off WIth a single, stole was 3-for-4 to lead the either Warren Mott or and day-out, but come away Warren Cousmo Rockford 81-80 f".....Ja;." uf patience, but thc ~econd and advanced to Saddlehtes ~Ith a loss," McClorcy saId "Our girls are playing bet- Regma softball team third on semor Sabnna Soccer "ThiS was a break-out game brought home another dis- Hledemann's hit ter, which can carry us past Track for us" trict title on Monday after- Carnagle scored on sopho- the reglonals," Laffey saId. It contmued In a semlfinal more Jena F1schlOne's sm- In preparation for the dIs- Jumor Lla Gnllo scored The Regina soccer team noon finally found Its scormg VictOry over host RoseVIlle, The Saddlehtes went 11 gle tnct playoffs, Regina trav- Regina's only POint III last but the party game to a weekend's DIVISion I track touch m last week's DIVISIOn mmngs before beatmg host "We left 13 runners on eled to Anchor Bay for a dou- crashmg halt m the dIstnct base and East DetrOIt left bleheader last week, lOSing and field champIOnship I dIstnct tournament Eastpomte East DetrOIt 1-0 The Saddlehtes scored champlOnsrup game agamst "It was a great game and nllle, so the score was 3-0 and Wlnmng 4-3 meet at Rockford top 10-ranked Grosse POinte Gnllo placed eighth In the only five goals In their first we were fortunate to wm," decelvmg," Laffey Bald They also defeated Grosse South, losmg 8-0 100-meter high hurdles, 14 games, but scored four In The Saddlehtes were look- turnmg III a time of 16 10 their 4-1 first.rcund Will mg to dupltcate last year's 1- She made It to the finals by over host Fraser Notre Dame wins its ninth plaCing third m her semifi- "It was mce to see the o upset WIn over South In girls score some goals," head the finals, but the Blue nal heat DeVIlswasted no time mak- "Lla dId extremely well for coach Terrence McClorey mg sure history wasn't district baseball championship herself," head coach Gregg said "We've struggled to Golden said "She had a fimsh In every game, but repeated By Bob St. John hitter, stnklng out mne to The Notre Dame baseball goal to run well and she today the girls fimshed." The Regma soccer team Staff writer completely shut down team Improved to 14-21 went out and won a medal m Fraser scored the game's ended the 2001 season 3-13- HAMTRAMCK - Don't Southeastern overall an event that wasn't her first goal five minutes mto 1 look now, but Notre Dame's In the semIfinals, Notre Comlllg up for the Flghtm' best" the second half, but Lauren "We have a lot of young baseball team won Its runth Dame defeated host Insh IS a Division II region- Gnllo also competed In Maloney-EgnatlOs talhed players who will be better dIstnct title m the last 10 Hamtramck 10-3 as Matt al semIfinal on Saturday, the rugh jump, cleanng 4- five minutes later to tie It 1- next season after plaYing years late Monday mght, BultInck earned the victory June 9, at PontIac Notre feet, ll-mches, which wasn't 1 our tough varsity schedule," crushing DetrOit "Matt was crulsmg along Dame Prep. good enough to earn a Eight minutes later, NICki McClorey sald, Southeastern 17-0 and then hit a stumbling "We have new hfe and the "The kids played extreme- block," Gust said "He gave gJlys are playmg well at the ly well In both games and us a great outmg and the nght time," Gust said didn't commit an error," gJlySfed off the mtenslty" "We're in a tough regional, Park Little League roundup head coach Angelo Gust "It Dan Valente hit two home but you never know what MAJOR LEAGUE GIant! was great to see the gJlyS runs and drove m four runs can happen" Yankees 8, Dodgen 4 Athletics 14, Red Sox 14 Angels 4, Mariners 1 DefenSIve gems from Brent Enca Pephn had two hIts and John Sulhvan h,t a two.run play so well under pres- Paul Buscemi was 3-for-4 Parshall, JImmy Saros and 1bmmy two RBIs to help the AthletIcs over homer and Ben RoSSIhad two RBIs sure" With a homer and three Track QUinn complemented a two-run come a five-run defiCit Andrew for the Angels Corbet Conroy Jamie Embree was 4-for-4 RBIs, wrule Embree was 2- homer by Sean PatTlck Martin In Londlno stole horne for the tying pitched three strong mmngs With a stolen base, whJ1e for-4 WIth two stolen bases The Notre Dame track the Yankees' VICtory JImmy DIXon. run Matt Halso struck out 15 m five Mike Melnyk was 3-for-3 "It was a late night for and field team had five run- Lance Lucas, Parshall and Saros PhIl Strange collected three hits mmngs for the Manners ners qualify for last week- had key hIts to baek the fine pItch. for the Red Sox WIth three RBIs to pace the everyone, hut It's nice to WIn mil' of Andre ....Waller CLASS A LEAGUE offense another dlstnct title," Gust end's DiVISionII state cham- MIchael Herzog pItched three Marlins 15, Meta 14 T'lVins 18, Devil Rays 15 Ryan Elspy threw a one- Sald pIOnship meet at Grand good Innmgs for the Dodgers and Ben MIller pItched well for the All 10 Twms players scored at Rapids Forest Hills High Mark Rlashl, Andrew Buchholz and Marhns, while Bobby Strother and least one run Clark Richner hit a School, but none attended Peter Stoepker anchored the KIeran ReIlly proVIded excellent three-run double defense baserunnmg Reds 18, Braves 13 June is Devils the event Adam Bolton and Chns Weldon "We had sometrung that Dodgers 10, Cardinals 9 Marlins 7, Pirates 2 each collected three hIts for the mterfered WIth the finals Peter Stoepker had a perfect day MIke Heide and Robert Hansen Reds and Bolton SC UNDER-8 Comments Hayle} Altshuler spark (Southampton) UNDER. 12 UNDER-14 Raiders 0, Storm 0 and DaVid MacKool controlled the Comments Southampton mId. Pouncers 4, Wolves 0 Hornets 6, (iPSA Four 1 Comments The Raiders got fine defenslYe end for the Sharks The Wimbledon 4, LIVerpool 3 fielders Chns Polkladeck and NIck Goals Eh Thomas, 1Yler Conlan Goals Evan (,ha,e J, Jeff Stem performances from Alex Michaelson LIons' Ventlmlglla and Stephen Goals PatrIck Houm 3 Alex Willoughby had outstandmg games Ron Mack (Pouncers) Dan Sauer Josh BUbch(Hornets) 10 goal, Danny Canon at midfield Mack kept offenSIve pressure on for SmIth (Wimbledon), Nicholas Alex K!rles led the Southampton 2 Comments J',TlC Cendrowbkl Ab'lsts StephanIe Taylor and Jordan Loosevelt at forward most of the game Schreiber, Aylwm Agravlador, attack at forward and goalkeeper Jerry McDonnell and Phil Kerby RIchard Selena Drew Blohm, The Storm had fine defenSIve play DaVId KubackI (LIverpool) Arthur Mack made several good were an outstandmg defenSIve Rabble Se,SlOnb, Grace Butts, John from Bntt Halme, strong goaltend. Panthers 4, Coyotes 0 AsSists Michael Thomas, Jimmy saves Sheffield's Joey Konen and team for Pouncerb and Wilham Van Dillon (Hornets I lllg from Zackary Nelson and good Goals Rachel Neveux 2, EddIe Tocco (Wimbledon) Lannmg Henel played well at sev dePutte was bolld at midfield Comments Anthony ('aplzzo offenSIVework from Halelgh Bolton Surmont, Drew Black (Panthers) Comments MIchael Van Tlem eral posItions and rookul goahe Dan Mldflelder Tr,lVon Nash had a Mike ( zarneckl, Tom Karpmskl, Ed and Matt Barnes ASSists Sean Hulway, PatTlck and Scott Stevens played well m Holley had a good game strong game for the Wolve, along Lacombe T,m Mc('ormack Jacob Duman (Panthers) goal for LIverpool and Troy Seeley Sexton Mano Sexton, Stefan Blackburn Rovers 4, With defender Carne Fisk and goal Sharks 3, Red Wings 2 Comments The game featured played a strong defenSIve game keeper Ben Cavanagh SmolenskI and Ell Wilbon played Goah HAather Kor. Thursday, June 7, 2001 CI••• lfied. 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Anmver- AAA Cash for cars, boats, R V, trucks, "-ANIMALS ~ boats, R V, trucks, 13,000 miles Power, 1999 Mercedes E320 sary edition 37,000 trucks, vans Top dol- property to MISSing lar paldl Please call- properly to MISSing ABS, 3rd row back 1976 BUick Electra, 4 Silver 37,000 miles miles Whltel white Children Project. for a 500 ANIMAL 810-873-2962 Children Project- for a seats, timely checks, door, garage kept, Star warranty beautl- leather II1tenor Mint tax donallon ADOPT A PET 1 owner, new brakes $5,000 (313)882. ful $37,900 (810)263. condilion $16,995/ ------tax donation (313)884-9324 (313)886.2960 5026 after 6pm 7925 best (810)263.9391 ADOPT a rellred racing (313)884-9324 6S3 80lTS PARTS AND gr\tyhound Make a bO 1 AUTOMOTIVE 1993 BUick Regal 4. 1956 Chevy Belair, all 1~~, ~er~~~~s s~J2;1965 Mercedes Benz MAINTENANct fast !nendl 1-800-398- door, Special edition, onglnal. low mileage Black! grey Intenor 230 SL Excellent CHRYSlER SHOREUNE Manne 4dog MIChigan Grey' 1995 Cirrus LXI, loaded, one owner, 87,000 Get ready to crulse 110,000 miles Bodyl condition White, 2 ' Service Protect yOlJr hound Connection clean, 112K, new miles, 3800 V6, white, (810)776.2678 Intenor like new Reg- tops, $12,500 6S I BOATS AND MOTORS Investment Weekly transmission! main gray leather, dealer 1949 DeSoto Deluxe ularly serviced at (313)881-7463 GROSSE POlnle Animal cleaning rates, bo"om computerl brakes malnlalned $7500 Coupe. 54k miles, 6 dealer {records avalla- BMW Z3, 1998 convertl' 1969 22' sailboat Tem- Adoption SOCiety, pets palnllng (810)777- for adoption $4,600 810-783.7941 (313)882-0823 cylinder. Make offer ble) Almost new MI' ble, automatic! stick pest International FI- (313)882.2777 chelin tires, new fuel shift comblnallon. ex- berglass, Iraller $300 8770 Outstanding (313)884-1551 1997 Cirrus- like new, 1993 CadItlac 0eVIIIe, Injectors, new valve 3 rates new tires, 67,000 dark blue, clean con. 1964 Ford F1oo, pick. cover gasket, new cellent condition, only (31 )881.9120 GROSSE POinte Animal 9.000 miles, black, MARINE WOODWORK ClinIC young femaly miles, loaded, black! dItlon, hIgh easy up, V-8 Excellent brake rolors and beige Intenor 1947 Chns Craft 18' de. Custom deSigned & built Husky pup, male gray, non.smoker. miles, $4,200 313. condition, $6,900 pads Asking $8,800 (313)886.9140 luxe utility All onglnal Cabinetry Repairs, dry. $6,500 (810)228- 824.7113after6pm. ~)583'9800, 313- (313)885.7867 for restoration Shep mix (313)822. rol 23 Years Expen- 5707 1713 1976 Cadillac Eldorado .1532 1983 Porsche 944- gold, $2,500 (313)881. ence Have Portfolio 503 HOUSEHOLD PHS 1999 Intrepid. while, convertible. 53,000 1983 Pontiac Flrebud- 92,000 miles, moon- 9120 & References FOR SALE keyless entry AIr, CD miles. onglnal owner, excellent condition, roof. good condlhon, 1985 Dodge 350 steak 1962 Chns- Craft Holi. (248)435-6048 ADORABLE, affecllon- 38,000 miles In good ru'lnlng condl- yellow, new IIres, ra- $5,000 (313)297- truck With snow plow day, rare 20' mahoga- PROFESSIONAL yacht ate 9 month old Chi' $12,499 (313)882. tlon $4,5001 firm. ;~r~ tuned, $8~~6 6443, (313)885-9290 ~~~d R~;~lrgtr~~;d~ ny runabout, $12,900 cleaning specialiZing huahua needs 10ll1ng 1378 (313)881-1938 (313)881.9669 1995 Toyota 4 runner carborator $6,0001 ~~~g~jech neV In weekly washes, home & lots of atten- 1988 LeBaron convertl- 1992 Chevy Cavalier SR5 98,000 miles best (313)884-7027 users!mat1hewslindex waxes References, tlon $400 (810)285- ble, new top, 105,000 RS, 109k, runs great CLASSIC 1970 Volks. Loaded excellent con- b1mI or phone GPYC 313-406-6908 1127 miles Very clean Best A beauty, $3,100 wagen bug convertl- dltlon $12,500 call 1979 Ford Pickup, work (313)884-6288 ble, excellent condl' (313)884-0709 truck, 80,000 onglnal 655 CAMPERS CAIRN Terner Akc born offer (313)882.3400 (313)885.0407 lion, must see, $63001 mites, large 6 cylinder, 6 horse power Johnson 5/18. 1 male 1 female 1988 LeBaron convertl- 1994 Cutlass Clerra. best (313}647-9444 1994 Volkswagen Jetta rusty but trusty long shaft outboard, 1999 Nomad travel Irall- $700,00 (313)886- ble New lop Wire Clean, loaded 99,000 GL- low mileage, $1,000 810-778-7087 fresh tune up $350 er, 30' Bunk beds, 5386 wheels. Very clean miles Runs! dnves black, excellenl condl' 1990 GMC 1 ton dump Days 810-726.7953, sleeps 8 Loaded. $2,000 (313)882. good No rust $3,250. lion New clutch, tires, wllh 8' western plow, evenings (313)886- self- contained LIke 1308 (810)228-1713 1987 420SEL Mer' battery, exhaust, excellent condition 0604 50S lOST AND FOUND ______~ cedes, low miles, more $5,000 313- new, (810)201-1192, n- f I 1996 Sebnng LXI con- 1998 Grand AM- 27,000 gray, $11,000 313- 790-0507 $10,000 (313)885- 1995 Maxum 2300 SC, (810)749.5455 FOUN .... emae gray, vertlble 36,000 miles miles, 1 owner, metal. 882.0055 .. .. 9179 Mercrulser Inboard! white poodle 7 Mile E MIl bl E II Outboard, 5 7 liter, STARCRAFT 1998 pop- ______area (313)839-4841 $12.900very optIon.313-330-Int dltlonIC ue xce $10,900ent con- IBM99 B W 3281, 4. SpYOLVOECIAL]~ STS 235 horsepower, cud- up, heat. fng, add.a- FOUND- male dog, buff 3344 (313)881-4783 door, Silveri black, SwanInmortAuto dy cabin, galley, head, room, sleeps 8, like ______34,000 miles, auto- 6100 East W, ~~ 1993 Chevrolet Astro $15,000 (313)882- new, $4100 (313)886- MIX breed Rosdale 1999 Malibu' Excellent matlc, loaded, dealer arte., extended, loaded 6332 2293 Court, SI Clair condition 39k miles maintained. excellent Comer of Devonsblte) great condrtlon See Shores June 2. Must sell $9,000 condition, $26,000 or Sales Be Service at 9.9 Nlssan motor, like 657 MOTORCYClES (810)773-7638 19 94 ESC1505r1oo40CYllndler,313.417-2871 best offer (313)886- Monday- Friday wwwbobnowak,comLnew,lessthan25 Ir, , ml es 2805 8 -:>'" 5 30 iWlQ..$4,500 hours, $1100 A 2000 BMW, K-1200LT, $2,000 (810)779- 1997 Olds 88 $9,5001 ------:JV" : (313)886-0334 custom. 6500 miles, 5577 best Excellent condl- 1986 BMW ES, black, 2 19B1 Chevy Window van ______door, leather, sunroof, 313-882-7760 C20, runs good, one 16' Nymph 40hp Merc fully equipped, cham- SAVE SOME 1995 Ford Taurus Sho- lion 57,000 miles All 5 speed 150000 owner, $1650 tiller Great fishing pagne $17,500 Loaded, 115,000 power (313)882.2489 $2700 (313)884-5442 (313)886-9860 boat, (810)771-9247 (313)790-0987 CASH! miles, blue $5,7501 1996 Olds LSS, burgun- 1992 Corolla DX- onl 993 D d G d C after 6pm 1980 Yamaha 400. low best. Must sell dyl tan leather, ra- 62,000 miles, excer. 1998 Chevy Blazer LT 1 avan °E~e LO~~ned,:~: 41' sailing yacht avalld' miles, good condition !. (313)647-0178 cords, 106,000 miles lent condition, metlCu- leather, CD, new tires, cellent condition 96K ble In the North Chan' (810}771-9247, after 1992 Ford Tempi 95,000 $6900 313-574-0477 lously maintained brakes, exhaust, $6,325 (313}884- nel or Northern lake $4700 810-949-0040 sharpl $11,750 3057 Michigan Fore cabin! 6pm miles Good condition 1992 Pontiac Sunblrd ' (313)885-9139 ------head, aft cabin! head CLASSIC Vespa motor $2,500 (810)773-3313 SE convertible V6 1999 Honda CRV.EX S 1987 Dodge van, nice Comfortable & fast scooters. 1962 GS, 1989 Lmcoln Town Car loaded 61,000 onglnal 30,000 miles Metallic 1998 Chevy uburban shape, $1500 Sleeps 6 adults 248 160cc, $4,300 1980 Great for restoratIon, miles Aqua wrth white Silver, au1omatlc, pow- ~J'f0~e~~~~~el;f~~: (3 ))583-9800, www.lakecharlevolx Sport 100cc, $2,700 runs good While With top and Intenor er, CD Excellent con. loaded 49000 miles 13 885-1532 charters,net $2,8501 drtlon $18,000 " e kl II 231 Evenings, 313-881- black top $3,500 $5,595 (313)343-0271 (313)824-0993 $28,0001 negotiable 1993 Ford Club Wagon. w e y or ca • 4667 Shop the (B10)778.7087 Days 810-783-6245, Chateau, 73K Clean, _5_8_2_-9_9_33 _ Classifieds 1983 Ponllac Flreblrd- 1991 Honda Accord LX, evenings (313)886- new tires, brakes 20' SeaRay Cuddy, 658 MOTOR HOMES excellent condition, 4 door Sedan, dark 8831 $7,200 (313)884- 1978 260hp V8, 1992 Probe LX, 5 yellow, new tires, re- blue (313)886.8982 1999 Explorer XL, 4WD, 8870 Mercrulser. New Inte- 1969 Winnebago, and $avel speed, clean, good cently tuned, many Can be seen at Hartz 26K, red, factory war- nor Runs great Trall- 80,000 onglnal miles, ~ Pointe News transportation, extras $8,000 Sale, June 8th, see ad ranty, extra clean -199-1-G-M-C-31--4to-n--Va-n--er $4,5001 best runs good, newer $2,495 or best. Days (313}881.9669 thIS week classlflca. $16,500. (810)468. Iura, 350 engine (810)287.9526 tires, needs minor re- :x(~ 313-372-1888 tlon 406 7510 Front air shocks, pair $2,500 810-778- 1988 Honda Accord, 4 $1,900 313.575-5630 1977 Slickcraft- 24ft 7087 door, 5 speed, sun- 610 Salon cruiser f t r ood 1996 Nlssan Pathfinder------Onglnal owner Im- roo ,new I es, g 4 wheel dnve CD 1996 Grand Voyaner, maculale Lud Schoo bbl WATER SPORTS condrtlon,miles, $3,200100,000810- player Excel 1ent con- loaded, quad seating,Of' mlg (313)881-5593 dltlon Black 69,000 moon roof Infinity 2 Kawasaki stand-up Jet 779-8423 miles $10,000 sound, new ilres, 89K, 22' South Coast fiber. SkiS, 440 and 650, 1991 Jaguar XJ6 Van- (313)886.0808 $8200 (313)884.7238 glass sailboat. Good tralier, $1350 or best I den PIas. 30,000 plus condition, 10 horse .l< (313)886.9860 t miles, Wire wheels, power Johnson, Irall. American Cancer Society ST. MICHAEL'S .-fi/ sunroof, loaded Nev- er, PFD's $2,500 2000 Yamaha "Discovery Shop" LITTLE THRIFT SHUt" '" er dnven In wlnler. (313)881.1938 QUALITY RESALE Enter from Mack or GP12ooR- Wave run- $12,5001(313)886.0334 best SEARAY. 22ft 1991 ner Brand newl Two Shores Center Sunnlngdale between Cutty. 205hp With VemlerlLochmoor seater $6,0001 best 13 & Harper 1997 Jetta GT. Black traller Low hours Wed. & Fn lOam- 3pm (248)547-9656 810-285.7467 With sunroof New $12,500 (313)881' 313-884.7840 brakes, rotors. Key. 4307 Grosse POinte Farms less $13,0001 best 1 WAVERUNNERSI Ya. 110 Kercheval ~ Point~ N~ws (313)884-8417 SHORELANDER boat mahas, low hours, 313-881-6458 1100cc 750c S •••••••••••••••••••••••• mlillir~.~li1~IMfuW&.!*;;%, 'l."" .",: o@tj,~ ~,~~;IIII•••••••••••••••••••••• - 907 8A~fMENT 907 IASEMENT 907 8ASEMENT 904 ASPHALT PAVING 9071ASEMENT 911 8RICKj8l0CK WORK 907 IASfMENT 907 lASE ME NT WATERPROOfING WATERPROOFING WATERPROOFING WATERPROOFING REPAIR WAHRPROOFING WATERPROOFING ALL masonry work- THOMAS KLEINER CAS Asphalt seal coat- CHAS. F. JEFFREY JAMES KLEINER Tuckpolnt, chimney, BASEMENT Ing! repaIr ReSidential Basement B... ment waterproof' R.R. CODDENS bncks, block, stones WATERPROOFING or commerCIal Spe- Waterproofing lng, masonry, Fu'llly .Inct 1924 Lay patio slate Ce- CialiZing In, seal coat- - 40 Yrs Expenence concrete. 25 years -Digging Method "Excellence in ment steps Reinforce Ing, crack fill, patch oQu1slde'Inslde Method In the Pointe •. -All New Drain Tile Waterproofing" house foundations work, cement work, .Walls Straightened I\.BUSiness BUill On Hone'ty, lntegnty & Dependability 313-885-2097 Relerences 810-779- -Light Weight 10Aslag 20year Guannt~ parking lot stnplng & Braced With Over 25 Years Expenence Servmg The Pomt ... 7619 MARK W. ANDERSON stone backfill Call now for your free -Foundations Sp«illcatlon, -PI ywood around tnft ~ aftl to prottct landscape Basement -Spotless Cleanup 'Pea Stone Backfill estlrnate Guaranteed Underpinned -All tft'n shrubs bush" de wUl br prottcted Waterproofing ALL PRO .uClvote (bond c113) .... of baHmmt Will to be Wltnprookd 'Spotless Clean.Up lowest pnce .Llcensed & Insured MILICH 2103130562 -Walls StraIghtened & Bnck repair or replaced, -Haul .-wayan day gnd debris 313-886-5565 (313)885-0161 313-882-1800 'Rtmovt nbtinl dratn ttl~ and replact with new dratn tUe .12 year Guarantee Braced or Replaced Porches, chimneys. -Scrape- IU1dwire brush wall removtng .n dil'l Insurtnx a good tuck pointing 'Honest Answers -Foundations !.Hensed InJured bond Licensed and Insured EVER DRY •• ~r illI mltor cracks with hydraulic ('flnml 'Free Wntten EstImates Underpinned 84P~. '7..e -Trowel «rade w and 6 m UJ vbque'nt appllt'd to wall (313)881-8035 (810)776-5167 BASEMENT -'Run hOH' In blftdnts) 10 insurt mfflcitnt drII1nalf rlC'Ctrk -Bnck & Concrete Work .ReMurr~ Dr-I\''''WII)'' WATERPROORNG mk.l~ bl~J(s) if n~rnary Parkln~ 1",,_ -20 Years Expenence 911 IRICK IllOCK WORK BRICK repalT' porches, • Free Inspections 'Pe. stone or 10A"'8 stone within 12- of J1'Id< R.L. -Four Inch mtmbrane b1pe' applkd lit top tum of vt1q\WM' steps tuekpolnllng • ..... 1wi' n~ & f rark Filler -10 Year Transferable .Free Estimates •Top ",11 to «tide with proper pitch STREMERSCH A1 Bnck 45 years expe- glass block Windows Insured 'Lteensed -Bonded -lntntOf' meln filled if ntctWlry Guarantee nence Chimneys. Kellln, (810)779-6226 'Thorough workman!ohlp and clean up BASEMENT 810-773-8087 -Insured -Financing -Drainage Systems porches, broken 'Styrofo.lm Insui8tton -pplltd to wall jf l"f'quc-strd WATERPROOFING GREAT LAKES '70,000 SatISfied Installed steps, tuck pointing MASONRY BASEMENT WATERPROOFING WALLS, REPAIRED RESTORATION INC. 907 8ASEMfNT customers Bricl .' c: , .... _, 4 • ... '0 , I Classlfleds Thursday, June 7, 2001 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 943 LANOSCAPERS 9H GUlllR5 930 ELECTRICAl SERVICES 942 GARAGES GARDENERS 914 CARPEtHRY 919 CHIMNEY ~, Thursday, June 7, 2001 Classifleds (313)882.6900 ext. 3 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 957 PlUMUING a. ~~b HAULING i. MOVING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 960 ROOIING SERVICE 960 ROOFING SERVICi ,j13 TilE WORK 954 PAINTING/DECORATING INSTAllATION MOVING.HAUUNG ADVANCED contract- E.M.S. PAINTING DIRECT K & V ROOFING FREE on site estimates Appliance removal Ga. CUSroM PAINTING LICensed bUilder Ing 15 years expen. Intenor & Extenor PLUMBING ResldentiaV rage, yard, basement, DRYWALL CommerCial & re~I' enee Specializing ex. Plaster! drywall repairs & Commercial cleanouts Construction 'WIER REPAIR denllal Vinyl, Lami- tenor! Intenor painting, Powerwashlng Paint .lJburrd .8oIldtd .Rerertntti DRAIN Tear o11s, Reroofs, debns Free estimates nate, Pewablc, Marble plaster & wall repair peeling Window ~1I1lJ1~w.ranleed ORepalrs MR. B'S 313.882.3096 & Granite Experl' GUllers, glazing, pow. glazing, caulking, paint C. '" .. ~ 521.0726 Free estlmatesl 810.759-0457 er washing Licensed, 313.910.4304 enced Grosse Painter aluminum Siding *Free Estimates 810.774-0899 Insured Prompt, relia- INCORPORATED Great rates Referen- All work & matenals top ces! Insured ble service (810)615. "'FUll Product Warranty NEW HORIZON COMPLETE quality Guaranteed! (313)B24-4663 2040 Insured Free estimates PROFESSIONALPAINT1NG "'Semor Discount CONSTRUCTION ROOFING ~"endly professJOnal SERVICE AFFORDABLE painter *References Roofing Specialist SAN Marino Tile & Mar- (888)874-1844 servl(.e for 19years Free Estimates RESIDENTIAL and handyman Free SpeeLallzlng In olIl ,ypeS of ble Trained in Italy *AII Work Guaranteed licensed & Insured COMMERCIAL estimates, references FIREFIGHTERS! pamt. paJ.ntmg staLnlng 35 years experience Window ~I"lng caulking, available Call Joe V ers Intenor, extenor, MICHAEL HAGGERTY Tear-offs, Re.rools, TEAR-OFF (810)725.4094 cracks palnl peeiLng Palnl GUlIers, Windows reSidential, commer- RESHINGLE Local & (810)344.5066 wood or alUllllnUm SJdlng Lie Master Plumber All roof & guller repalrsl Cial Power washmg, AIlwad< fl13ltIl3I~ TILE, plaster repair, dry. Long Distance ALBERT'S expert paint- wall washmg heel Ie", references EMIL THE Lowest Pnces CERTIFIED wall complete new Agent for Ing Reasonable (810)361-3105, pager (313)872-3334 PLUMBER Highest Quality APPLICATIOi-;S OF baths 18 years expe. rates ProfeSSional (810)406.1732 Father & Sons 810.778-7087 MODIFIED SINGLE nence licensed & IflL Global Van Lines quality 15 years ex. PLY sured Joe, (313)881. INTERIORS Smce 1949 OH REALLY penence References FLATROOFING 10B5 810-530.5487 BY DON & LYNN [S\r~~~m{NG BILlMA~TER PLUMBE~oW CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS -Husband,Wlfe Team Far'lly BUI nels 313.882.0029 -Roofing VENTS 977 WALL WASHING ALL exterior painting Ove 50yea \ -Copper GUTIERS Power washing Sid. 'Wallpapenng CUSTU'V1 L.S. WALKER CO. 'Addltlons REPAIRS MADAR Maintenance' Ing cleaned and pamt- -Interior' f xterlor -Painting -Plaster Plumbing 'Dormers Hand wall washing 811-1100 ed Licensed 20 LICENSED - INSURED • •large and Small Jobs 810.776.0695 Dr)CINallr~epalr Drain Cleaning -Siding & Tnm and wmdows Free years experience -All Faux Finishes All Repairs Free Licensed & Insured esllmates & releren. • Planaslour specially) Free estimates J.L. PAINTING 886-0520 'Staln Vi1rnlsh Estlmatesl Reasonablel (248)74300862 ces 313.821-2984 • Appliances (810)759.2566 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR • Expert at Insurance Ualrm Insured VIsit our website • Soturday, Sunday Plaster repair BOWMAN Painting In- • license 'Imured 810.786.3900 www,ohreally 973 TILE WORK 930 WINDOWS Service Drywall cracks! tenor! extenor Resl' peeling pamt (<111 Bob 313-705-7568 pager construction.com • SemarDiscounis dentlal 26 years ex. Window pu«y!caulkmg 810-727-2689 (Jj!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iI!\ ------A+ EUROPEAN crafts- MYERS Maintenance, Owned & Operated penence Call Gary Power washing! ~5!!!==!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!! $ DISCDU.,. $ Some Classifications manship, quality work Window washing, gut- are required by law to Call Jack lor all your ters cleaned & re- 810-326-1598 repainting PLUMBI.. By John Steininger ERIC'S P be licensed. Check ceramic! marble work paired Power wash. Aluminum Siding 11850 E,JeHer50ll BRENTWOOD Painting- In,enor~P~~~'Zon" Pl:;':b~/N::c..s With proper State 313.640.0878 lng, decks stamed MPSC.L 19675 Intenor! extenor, wall. Grosse POinte References .. WHYPAYMORE?? Agency ilii.-10226'2757 .- licensed. Insured papenng 35 years In repamng damage Sewers &: Drains to verIfy license, A-1 Tile & Marble. re- Fully Insured quality! service Free plaster & drywall, cracks, Reasonable Rates pair, plumbing 35 ' , I , FREE ESTIMATES Free Estimates estimates I Bill, 810. peelmgpaint, caullung, 7 O"YS_24HOURS years experience 776-6321, 810-771. 313.885-0146 d I " FAMOUS mamtenance Win owgazlnll' 810/412-5500 R.R. CODDENS' Guaranteed! Insured servmg Grosse POinte 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 8014 10% off With adl power w.uh, (810)755-5895 JOHN'S PAINTING ,nt alummum sldmg. since 1943 licensed, BRIAN'S PAINTING Interlor- Extenor Spe. &cellenceIn Roofing bonded, Insured Wall PAINTING Professional painting, clallzmg In repamng IN~URFD Fam.Jysonce 1924 BEDROCK Tile Co li- washing! carpet Intenor and extenor damaged plaster, dry. GUARANTEED censed, Insured, ref- cleaning 313-884. Wall Paper Removal Specializing In all types wall & cracks, peeling ~ • RFFERE'ICES POINTE Pressure wash. Residential/CommerCIal erences Neat,' clean 4300 PlasHr Repairs of painting Caulking, paint, Window puttying 313-884-9443 Ing Decks, homes, .ReshlOgle'Tear-o/J work Kitchen! Bath _ Tom 313 window glazing and and caulking, wallpaper. concrete floors, fen- -Flat Roor-New/Repur remodeling (810)321- FREE estimates! 35 plaster repair All wol'k mg Also, paint old alu. ces, pavers Staining 313-886-5565 8453 years expenence 882-7383 guaranteed mlnum Siding All work & sealing 43 years ------Pager 810514-1779 Fully Insuredl and matenal guaran- expenence Call CERAMIC tile, marble After 6pm 810790 2 GirlS and a Pamt For Free Estimates and teed Reasonable Murals & Faux FInishes Rodger, (313)884. Lkemed Inswed and granite Speclaliz. 0514, Larry • . 5887 Ing In repairs, remod- Brush' Intenor! exten- Reasonable Rates, call Grosse POinte releren- 313-886-0180 ces Fully Insured eling, shower pans MADAR Maintenance or. Last minute work 81o-n8-2749 POWER Washing. Over 22 years expen- Hand wash wlndow~. welcomed 810.943. C.V. Custom Intenors. Free estimates d ks Classifieds .- 313-882.5038 ec our speciality, Work For You ence Call Tony the and walls Free estl-: 7517 Specializing Wall pa- sealing & staining 28 Tlleman, (810)773' mates & references per removal, washing N & J ProfeSSional Inte- 957 PLUMIlING & years expenence To place an ad call: 9648 313.821-2984 25 years expenence LI- walls Blinds, morel nor! exterior, reslden. INSTAllATION Free esllmate (313)882-6900 X 3 censed, Insured, Call for free estimate tlaV commercial Pow- (313)885.4609 COMPLETE 960 ROOFING SERVIC£ bonded Intenor! exte. FleXible hours er washing, paint alu. 960 ROOFING SERVICE 960 ROOFING SERVICE nor Plaster repair, {810}909.1441 mlnum Siding, caulk. PLUMBING Window glazmg, Insur- BLUE SKY mg, deck staining, SERVICE POWERWASH ance repairs, power. DENNIS painting' Quail. varnlshmg Top quali- ty lob at reasonable MARTIN VERTREGT DECK EXPERTS washmg (810)977- ty Free estimates Sf pnce Painting, deco- Licensed Master SEAIlNG 8t AINING 3779 (810}254-9474 Plumber UC 8t INS. 15 YEARS rating, Intenor! exten. 81~293-5674 or Wallpaper remov. PAINTER. Intenor! exte- Grosse POinte Woods A+ Painting Intenor, ex. al. ResldentiaV com. nor Quality work 313-886-2521 tenor Plaster & dry. merclal (810)776- Reasonable rates New work repairs, 960 ROOFING SERVICE wall repair Window 3796, 810.506.2233 {313}882.3286 renovations, water glazing, power wash. TEAROFFS heaters sewer cleaning, AA Roofmg, best work, Ing & palnling Aluml' GEORGE'S Pamtlng QUAUTY Painting, code Violations best pnces Licensed num sldmg Free esti- Extenor! 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BROWN REYALS Pamtlng 810.772.2614 JohnW.lliams Licensed 313-881-3386 ~~~red PAINTING & REMODELING Painting power wash- DAVE'S 810.776-5167 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ALL TYPES lng, minor plaster re- pair, drywall Ray, Sewer Cleaning FLAT rool specialist 25 Spongmg,Ragging Spackle Dragging Carpenlry, 313.882-0358 & years expenence Drywall, PlasterRepair KItchens Baths,Basement Free estimates All Remodeling,New Wmdows/Doors,Decks,Fences, STEVE'S Painting Inten- Plumbing Repair work guaranteed Porches,Design or! extenor Speclallz. Sewers & DrainS 313-372.7784 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE Ing In plastenng and Cleaned drywall repairs, Hot Water Heaters-Dip SEAVER'S Home Mam- STREET FREE ESTIMATE. FULLY INSURED cracks, peeling paint Tubes tenance Roof repairs, 313-885-4867 Window glazing, Faucets TOilets Ice shIelds, gutter, caulking Also pamt Replpes Violations chimney mamte- old aluminum Siding Licensed -_. Insured nance Insured (610)469.4565, (313)526-7100 (313)882.0000 s 1. , (313)874.1613 .... 960 ROOFING SERVICE 960 ROOHNG SERVICE WALLPAPERING and repair by Joan 15 years expenence de. r;~~~!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~ pend able competllive pnces (313)331-3512 J & J ROOFING Speaahzlng In InlenorlExtenor Palnbng We offer (810) 445.6455 OR 1800-459.6455 tI1e best In preparation belore palnllng anel use only tI1e WALLPAPER finest matenals 10r the 1011gesllasllng reStJIts SEE HOW AFFORDABLE QUALITY CAN BE! Great Westem people are qual INTERIOR l( E"TERIOR PRINTING Schools -water Damage &0 I nsurance Work FRU" F I NI SHES donA II Municipalities 'Wallpaper Aemoual 'Ragglng &0 Hanging 'Glazlng Tt~~J(,J».1\-11 Churches " .Plaster Repair 'Sponglng, etc. .stalnlng &0 Refinishing call \ build.,.. Recreation Areas • DERL DIRECTLY WITH rHE OWNER Y and more ... .lIcensed &0 Insured tOda (810) 949.7200 .Commercall &0 Residential 'AII Work Warranteed ..; We are Factory tramed and certified by GAF, America's largest roofmg manufacturer -References In your are ' ~ Quality Assurance Supermtendent on sltel V Plus, exclUSIVe warranty options' ... " l' , , June 7,2001 14C Grosse Pointe News Ask About our special Loan programs: The Modern BUyer: If you answer yes to any of the following MaXimize your negotiating power by becoming Questions, It may be time to consult with pre-approved for a mortgage before you start Nicholas & Co , your Full Service Mortgage shOPPing for a house or interviewing Realtors Broker Member The Ideal Mortgage: The fixed rate mortgage where the interest rate o Mortgage Bankers Are you thinking of bUYing a new home? ISlowered at no additional cost to you If interest ~ ~~ Association of America I Investment home? Vacation home? rates go down, and stays the same even if t j1 C'- Interest rates go up I' I f 0Are you Interested In a hassle-free Home Equity Line of credit: No draw or minimum balance requirements, pre- ~ pre-approval and mortgage process? 1.888.608-9800 payment penalties, or clOSing costs. In most ~ Fax: 810-772-4713 cases we can bundle these with a first mortgage ~ f 0 20312 Mauer Dr. to create a combined loan to value of 90% to ~ t Would you like to save money by refinancing St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 100% ~ your current mortgage to get a lower I The lines of credit are accessible for 10 years ~ interest rate and/or take cash out? I Visit Us @ NlcholasCity.com After 10 yea". the remaining balance ~ ~ 10 Where you can fill out an amortized for an additional 20 years In order to I aVOida balloon payment. I j Are you thinking of remodeling your home? online loan application. I New roof, windows, kitchen? Addition? Zero Down Program: :; No down payment? No probleml ,:;~ 0 t Would you like to consolidate your debt? Unlike most zero down programs, there ISno Equity Lin.. From: $ • Lower your monthly payments I 7 % maximum income level, and you don't even have ' 'l: to be a first time homebuyer! For Primary Make your debt tax deductible I · Fifteen Year Fixed: 6.75% - 7.5% Residence Purchases only. ~ • Payoff your credit cards ~·Eliminate small payments Rates are given only to indicate our no points rate cash-Out JumbO: range as of May 31, 2001 for a borrower with good 75% loan to value up to $1 Smm No limit on I ~ I 0 @ " i(' :Have you thought of advancing your career cash-out. UP to 90% loan to value when credit. debt ratios and loan to value combined with an equity line of credit. ~ ~ with additional education? Do you need The low rates that many mortgage companies I ~~I ~ money for college tuitiol"? advertise are just teasers to get people to call them. second Home programs: I ~t".)~~~ra sai.Mmj~n:li'!!5l'~~I»~~1'i3J!SUlL~ Mortgage rates fluctuate daily Rates are dependent We have multiple ways to structure finanCing for I on credit scores, debt ratios, loan-to-value and mort- the purchase or refinance of a second home I gage structure construction Loans; I Choosing Nicholas & Co can cost you less than going Building a new home? Our single close ~ to a retail lender yourself. We are compensated construction program feature a 10% MInimum J directly by our Wholesale lenders at no additional cost Down Payment up to $650,000, and a 25% I, Minimum Down payment up to $1mm and ~ to you <>f;, Call Today For A beyond ~ ; f Free Mortgage Analysis! senior'S Advantage: Retired? CongratUlations I For those who have I ;1 After taking your loan application in little or no income, but have a fair amount of I~ " person. over the phone, via E-mail. or liquid assets. directly on our web site, you authorize us to pull a credit report The credit Automatic Rate Reduction Program; I report ISgenerated within two minutes If you have imperfect credit, this loan program allows you to qualify now, Improve your credit, and puts you In a certain category I You Will not find anyone who Will work harder or I f more profeSSionally to get you the best rate and and be rewarded With a lower Interest rate In the depending on your credit score future without refinancing. i Once we establish a credit score, we If loan structure Within your qualifications *it' shop your appllcatJon Within our i1 We guarantee complete satisfaction by offering No Documentation; to transfer your approval to the lender of your If you cannot document enough Income to l: network of wholesale lenders, including I *:;\ Qualify for the mortgage you need, you are the Chase Manhattan, Countrywide, and i choice If you are not happy With our rates or ""£: perfect candidate for our reduced ~ other natIOnal lenders i1 service documentation programs You don't even have ~ We pre-approve you for a list of to be self-employed! customized packages and loan Iit< programs r"'-'~ Investor's Dream: Up to 90% loan to value for the purchase or I We prepare a written mortgage ~ refInance of Investment property I analysis and comparison Of all the paCkages available to you. commercial Mortgages: i$ We help you choose which package Some of the best rates available for the j refinance, purchase or development of ~ would best meet your needs f) Commercial and Multi-Family Property i~~- 2. A. $330,000 house I 1. A. $375,000 house ~ B. $221,500 15 year fixed mortgage @ 6 5% S. A. $450,000 house B. $125,000 15 year fixed mortgage @ 6 75% (6.549 APRl With $1,327 In clOSing costs and B. $200,000 15 year fixed mortgage @ 6 5% (6 75 APRl with no clOSing costs and no pre- no pre-payment penalties, locked for 45 days. (6 55 APRl With $1,480 In closing costs and payment penalties, locked for 45 days PLUS; no pre-payment penalties, locked for 45 days PLUS; C. $75,000 equity line of credit @ pnme + 0 PLUS; C. $180,000 eqUity line of credit @ pnme + 1 PLUS 3 month intro rate at prime minus 1 C. $200,000 eqUity line of credit @ pnme + 1 Mortgage Rates Fluctuate Dally. eall today to find out what options are available fOr yOUI ,~} ~ f. We are very hnppy with the rate and structure of our mortgage financmg . We will i Thnnk you for your outstandmg service. Not only were you knowledgeable, prompt. defimtely recommend your services to our famIly and friends, and are very Impressed ~ effiCIent and an extreme pleasure to deal with, your sage adVIce and gultumce was most WIth the level of personal care that you have proVIded lJ£ we/come ~ K and H -Washmgton Twp. ~ In our particular case, I know you went out of your way to save us the $2500 In what t would have amounted to an early closure penalty The dedicatIOn you show your cl,ents We are extremely pleased WIth both your hIgh level of servIce and the outstandmg J IS exemplarv We can wholeheartedly endorse your company With the highest mterest rate you were able to gIve us Domg business WIth you has been an extremely ' i confidence pleasant experience L. and R -Grosse Pomte Park P and R. -Rochester Hills .. .c __ - .... ';0._- , - Page 2 YourHome Thursday, June 7,2001 Great products to remove driveway skid marks ON THE COVE"" Q. Mr. Hardware, I have a skid mark down my brick driveway and need to remove it. Do you have any 264 FISHER suggestions? Thank you, Laurie. GROSSE POINTE FARMS A. Laurie, there are several Impeccable three bedroom two and one half bath Colonial. Some of solutions you can use to remove the tire skid marks from the bricks. the new features include: furnace. central air, paint throughout, Here are a couple of products I carpet. refinished hardwood floors, gas logs in living room tried with success just the other fIreplace, front door, glass block windows. garage and the list goes '" ~"By BlaiF G'flber/ ~I:" 1 day. on! Master bedroom with full bath and double closets. Cedar closet. Sodium metasilicate, commonly .,~f1's P~Jl~ ~~$ known as oxygen bleach, has Second bedroom has 5.5 X 4.5 coved space and large kitchen pantry recently received lots of press as a Another product that worked are just a few of the unique features bf this home.$349,900 safe alternative to household well was Star Brite's Instant Black Ask for Dennis Andrus or Judy Fordon at ~82-008~. Open Sunday bleach. Wehave used it for years as Streak Remover. It comes in a 22 an alternative to trisodium phos- ounce spray bottle that worked as phate for deck cleaning. It is now well as the oxygen bleach. I 715 PEAR TREE LANE on TV infomercials and comes with sprayed it on and let it sit a few GROSSE' POINTE WOODS a citrus cleaner (if you act now!), minutes, hit it with a soft scrub Executiye Colonial near Hunt Club, Liggett and Star of the Sea. brush then hosed it off. It is more which may be an alternative when Updated kitchen with Corian counters and eating space. Great attacking the skid marks. expensive to use if you have a lot of You do not have to watch TV to area to clean, but if the areas are room-style family room with vaulted ceiling, natural fireplace and purchase these products; most small it works great. Pella windows. Elegant living room with hardwood floors and hardware stores carry equivalent The Black Streak Remover is fireplace. Ceramic tile foyer. Freshly painted with crown moldings also very handy for plastic patio products from different manufac- throughout. First floor laundry. New tear-off roof and front turers. furniture and vinyl seat cushions Mix up a quart of the oxygen where other cleaners failed. landscaping. Private fenced yard with deck and dual gas grills. bleach per the package recommen- Send your questions to: Mr. Home warranty included. $449,000. dations for deck cleaning. Apply it Hardware c/o Gilbert's Pro Ask for Antoinette ''Toni'' Roesch at 882-0087. Open Sunday with a soft scrub brush and wait Hardware at 21912 Harper in St. several minutes. Reapply one or Clair Shores 48080; call (810) 776- two more times about five minutes 9532; e-mail 1063 SUNNINGDALE stat/@mrhardware.com; or visit apart. On our drive the black tire www.mrhardware.com to review GROSSE POINTE WOODS marks easily rinsed away. other columns. Fabulous home ... New master bedroom suite with walk-in closets and new full bath, with sliding glass door to beautiful yard and in- ground heated pool. Additional fIrSt floor full and half bath. Family room with attached patio overlooking yard. LibrarylDen with LICEIED ELECTRICALCONTRACTORHASII JOB .ES numerous shelves, toung and groove panelitig, hardwood floors and Universal Electric a licensed electrical contractor with on the side prices. You get ceiling fan. Large bright and airy kitchent great storage space. the work of a professional licensed and insured electrical contractor with the price Multiple fireplaces. Full finished basement with gas iog fireplace, of someone doing it on the side who specializes in woddng on older hornes from wet bar, half bath and much more. $649,000 the 40's to the 9O's. From simply changing a receptacle to complete Wire and design of any industrial, commercial or residential premises. Universal Electric is the com- Ask for Sue Ritter at 882-0087. Open Sunday pany other electricians ask how to do it. Call now for a FREE no obligation esti- mate and you will be happy you finally got the right electrician at the right price. 21 SHORECREST CIRCLE We can change your old fuse panel out to a new modern circuit breaker panel or GROSSE POINTE SHORES install new computer circuits. 220 lines, security lights, outdoor plugs. fans, code violations corrected, generator back up systems, kitchen under cabinet lighting etc... Better than new! This home is exciting. Fabulous new kitchen including new appliances and Granite counters which opens to Call now for a FREE no obligation estimate or If you have any questions regarding any type of electrical problem. family room with fIreplace leading to large deck. New master bedroom with private bath and dressing area. First floor laundry UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC INC. 81D-415-0153 or toll free 1-866-FUSE.BOX includes new washer and dryer. Elegant living room and dining room. Attached garage plus much more. $569,000 Ask for Paul Boehmer at 882-0087. Open Sunday ~ Prudential I~~S:::t~i~g. 323-882-0087 CALL 313.882.3500 www.prudentlalgrossepolnte.realtor.com ToreseNe Display Advertising space by 2p.m. Friday STOP BY FOR A COMPJJMENTARY MAP OF GROSSE POINTE - --- , . I I I I j • . , , .. . . Thursday, June 7, 2001 YourHome Page 3 $13',000 1WO FAMILY 616 INCOME PKOPEKrY $117,oooAPP£ALlN(j CAPE COD.Two~ • $275.000 BUNGALOW ON CUL DE SAC Two $239,000 rnREE BEDROOM COLONIAL Very cleaD' $210,000 ATIltAC'IlVE CAPE COD STYLE. Two au (CIlad ... ODd c:cnaaI .. ~ UpdIiled ~ oae IIICI one half bodu.. Iibnry, full bacmeuI. UvmJroom bedrooms WIlb fbll boIh up. lWO bedrooeIs wiIIl filii boIh Relimsbcd bonIwood floors to perfecboa "" fltSl aod second bedrooms tint floor. one bednoom upstaIrs. UvmJ room Wllb doWll Newer pIJey IuIClIen W1lb dIaalIlICL ROOfS ODe aDd one baIf -. JUSI owr 2.000 ...... feel. ill .. IIII/l. A1111'Pb- llM:ll1dod MocDIy rail $62S.1Dd wllb fireplIce, IO'Jl"llII hInIwood floon UI'd*o IIIl:Iudc: _ve ~ Hardwood fIoon Tar off roof ...... fumol:c W1lb UVUla TOOm WlllllUeplace. 1ll:ee _ pnIal room WIth S125 1'eDOVMaI1aIdIaI, ..... IaDd:scope WIlb bndt )lOl- polIO. Carpclcd bosemeul, KIcal for ~0Il use: UYlD8 room ..,lb ca>mI au. 1991 GonIcn room. Larze limsbed basemm1 Ilne __ pnlon lOCIlII recendy recIecclnIod WIlb ..... firepIIce, (1IIll1y 1'OOlIl, eIl"'8 room. IIICe _ IIa $132,000 lll1lEE BEDROOM. ONE AND ONE $155,000 OUThlANDING VALUE' $89,000 1HItEE BEDROOM BRICK IlANOI $128,OOOGROSSE POIN'JE SCHOOLS VaycleaD $78,008 VERY REASONABLE CONDO m deluxe HALF RAm COLONIAL W1lb family room. lJpdIIed Two becImom rauch ID Grosse ~ WoodL Vety close to _ 51. Jolm HosprtaI FresItIy ~ 1lIdudmI- tIlftIe bedmom buDgaJow • two on tint floor one Ilqe locab01> NaJUeaI Mile. One bedroom, 00l: bolb Lovely bal- When Gas forced .... aod c:aml au <:ondmonDlI lncludoo __ .hOIlIlIllIo tresponaIKll1 carpenng PamtIIld. 1'n For More In/ormation, Please-Contact ... DELINE ODEID (313) 343-0100 • Prud;ntLi'i Grosse Pointe area wUh ~::::: an:~~~:;~alEstate Co. Visit Beline's website- www.beline.com [email protected] -- Page 4 YourHa •• llusday, June 7, 2001 Strong, dependable and displa able graniteware Vintage graniteware bas t...... evahecl from beiDg an iBex- peoai.... durable item to a fntPe collectible ODe. Gnmitell'"aft. sometimes called. enameledware or se...... , ~I.I -. "'caws It .. m '. and that rivets do not determine PIlato b.J DIaDe IIareIh age but most riveted pieces are old. I.F ...... - ~ at A"7' .... 0_ "'~CI" 8Dtt1ed With blue She detects newer pieces by paper husband efI'ortlessly ba.ndiDg ". IIe-. d.-__ 1 labels; a stamped DIaIJtlfadurer '8 ODe oldie hea'rier wan!S to his wife .-at mell ' .. ClIp. name, instead of one fired in; and hands pasp it aDd dnp an the light weight of a pieee • ..n.a- CIrigiDaI color by the factory; shad- i:Dch or so bet: .'we or its weight.. Greguire says the price of a piece ect gradual lightening of solid -rbe Collectors of is only what one is willing to pay Eoc~a c:oIm; end ,. da~ three or more col- Gtaniiew.~lI> by Belen Guguire for it and that popularity deter- ors added to one predominant d 2 ! aibes piUetid aDlIl colan as: mines desirability - coffee pots, c:oIm; decorated, various decorat- swid,. madiIed or ~ IIIIlJt.- teapots, coffee begins, dippers, AJIiI'ied; name and iW. spc .... e&d; .._ •.-, a iDe lettered. muffin tins., spoons. banging items ... ,. the piece ie., -aread;- Sf' h e6sc:l; 51! ckJecl. a flee ked chidtm wire, looks like chicken and rare pieces. Com~ sets and etred; SDOW CIa the 1IlCRDl~ the condition of a piece deter- wire; feathered, like a feather; also hea~ cuats oC whne enamel mines its value. dw \a eel; and solid color. applied ewer WDirM*ing color giY- Gregoire eXplains in her book The book illustrates a 1915 iDg die white a lumpy effect; CO&- that older pieces of graniteware advertisement of a blue and white ~ looks lib cob.t peper ca. can be identified by the company, "spatter" deep dish pan. 17.75-ineh ~~. ~~_"'_I.. e' __at)) u..u:~""'--~~~ hnmd name and date given; the in diameter, for $4.50 - appraised n!Iish but O.'ES in n.iiiWSOUS c0l- ors; redipped,. CIDIors applied over construction of handles, knobs. spNlts and cover; heavy weight; See GRANlTEWABE, page 6 In------m I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .. --, , . 'I j. I • I I I I \ t \ I I • ~ ~ I • l f f • I l i Thursday, June 7, 2001 YOUIHoIIIe P89!.!. 8IIOSSE POM'E FMIIS $II'O,OlIO ..... POM'E rMIIS $311,OC1O &ROSSE POIfTE FMIIS $3II8,tlJO GROSSE POIn'E FMIIS ... GREAT lOCA~, 170 lC 79 PRIVATE LOT. Comer of SUPER LOCAT1ON ••• III the Farmsl 4Ifgp lql,1arge family cusr~ BUIlT AANCH In prune Farms location boasts RECENT BEAlJT1FICAT1ON AWMD WINNER this Colonial Moran and KeI'dlevaI Updated lW'ICh, newer kltchen. room, nice open kItd'ten to family room, hardwood 1Ioors, three bedrooms and two baths Many Improvements tea1Ins 12 x 16 enclosed gazebo with hot tub, land- bIIh, roof, windows, hardwood tIoors, neutral decor two lirllpIaces and three bedrooms! PatIo. (GPN-H. IIlcluding family room adjacent to spacious ""JISChIer scaped yard with perennials and Enghsh garden with ~ master bedroom witIl bath and walk-in 751..Oij (313) 885-2000 ki1I:tlen WIlt1 eatJng area. (GPN-H-89SHE) (313) 885- brick pavers pa1hways. BBmerrt with recreabOO room c:::Iosel (Gf'N-aw-Q1 KER) (313) ~200. 2000. and full bath. (GPN-H-61CA1.)(313) 885-2000. ClIIOSSE POlITE PARK GROSSE POIn'E FMK $114,500 MOVE IN CONDIl1ON one block from lake and a niCe two HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER HOME. Feu betttJoms, two and QUAINT BUNGALOW Arts l¥ld crafts type bungalow WIth AFFORDABlE GROSSE POINTE. Many updates mcIudll'lg block walk to 1tIe Village, Some updates Include na1UnII one half bath center entrance Colonial wiItl exceptional original woodwoI1l. and hardwood ftOOrS. Everything has \vinclows. roof. fimlCe. etc. RIIIShed basemert1, large firepla, master bath WIth garden tub and much more, arcIlItIlc:tural detaiL Wonderful flOOr plan, spaciOUS been done to 1tIe orIglll8l style of the home. (GPN-H- krtchen with newer cabinets and counter tops,lMng room (GPN-H-03CAD) (313) 885-2000, kitchen, FIor1da room, hardwood ftoor.I and new roof. 42NOT) (313) 885-2000. has hardwood ftOOrS and plaster accenI moIdmgs (GPN- (GPN-H-ll B1S) (313) 885-2000. GW.31 WAY) (313) 886-4200 GROSSE POlITE SIdES ...... RISSE POM'E WOODS $&,9lIO GROSSE POmE WOODS S298,IIIO &IIDSSE POM'E WOCIDS $244,!100 COMPlETElY UPDATED THREE BEDROOM HOMEI ThIs DETACHED CONDO. Custom Ia1ehen with built-Ins and CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAI.! Gorgeous hOme. REDUCED FOR WCK SALE! Huge 21lC19 famlIy room fabtJIousIy lOCated home boasts a 13x16 fam1Iy room, granite counters. HanIwood ftOOrS, formal dilling, den Generous room sazes, very open and alry. Nat1nI with catIIeCnI ceiling IIld newly remod8Ied half bath. master bedroom wrtIl baIh. filllShed lower IeYel WIth l¥ld first tlQor laundry Three bedrooms, two and one firepla In living room, formal dining room and 00ge l1lIWIlf wtndows, root, central air coodlbollillg, I:1elIJtiU- large entertammeot area and a beautiful prIVate yard. half baths, filllShed basement with bath. (GPN-GW- family room Built In storage and access to WOOdS Iy updated kitchen, and finished basement. (GPN-GW-95CRE)(313) 886-4200. ~)(313)886-42OO parks. (GPN-GW-79HAM) (313) 886-4200. (GPN-GW-65HOl) (313) 886-4200. GROSSE POlITE WOODS $228,100 6ROSSE POlITE WOODS $112,000 ST. CLAIR SHORES $154,9OD HARPER WOODS ... bungalow IS THflEE BEDROOM CoIonI8l, updates Include QO(g8OIJS DON'T MISS THIS TERRIFIC OPPORTUNITYI Charming SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM RANCH! Features Include CUTE AND COZY ThIs cute truly ready to new latchen with eatmg space New Windows, dnveway Grosse POinte WOOds home In great condrtIon. Updated den (possible fourth bedroom), large IMng room WIth move rnto Updates throughout and fresh decoratmg and 1arKlsc8Plflg. Two and one half car garage, llmshed kitchen and bath, two car garage, newer furnace. fireplace and d1rung L walk to Poupard EJementary WIth beaubfut hardwood ftOOrS New eIectnc, copper baSement, IMng room Wl1tl fireplace and formal dining haIdwood lIoors, rnce SIZe lot and much more I (GPN-H- SChool One year home warranty - QUICk OCCUpancy. plumbing, driveway and new root. (GPN-H.31ElK) (313) room. (GPN-GW-4OHOl.) (313) 886-4200 23AlD) (313) 885-2000. (GPN-GW-D1VAN) (313) 886-4200 885-2000 For more properties visit our website at: www.cbschweitzer.com ~ - - iii Page 6 YourHoMe Thursday, June 7, 2001 Kitchen safety starts with clean surfaces Whether on kitchen surfaces, as 320 million bacteria. When dis- and should therefore be cutting boards or bathroom tiles, infected with bleach, nearly an of relied on to rid houses disease-causing bacteria are the the bacteria are killed, but iftreat- of disease-eausing most common uninvited guests in ed with vinegar or baking soda, germs." the home. Unfortunately, too many more than 31 million bacteria can In an interview with people are not taking the necessary remain in the sponge. These germs the Arizona Republic, steps to ensure that their homes can sicken family members who Chuck Gerba, a are protected from disease-ca.using handle the sponge. University of Arizona germs; instead, they are relying on Homemade mixtures of natural professor of microbiolo- homemade concoctions that are products are not only less effective gy, recommended using often ineffective and even poten- at killing germs than commercial chlorine bleach (and tially dangerous. disinfectants, they also can be dan- products that contain A study by scientists at the gerous. For instance, combining it) for cleaning because University of North Carolina found baking soda and vinegar can cause bleach kills both virus- major differences in the effective- a container to swell and break. es and bacteria, unlike ness of various disinfectants. Combining hot water, lemon juice anti-bacterial products According to Dr. William A. Rutala, and vinegar actually helps to that only attack the lat- the author of the study, tests con- spread disease-eausing bacteria, ter. firm that commercial products rather than killing them. In con- 1b safeguard against such as chlorine-based household trast, commercial products are microbes around the sanitizers kill more than 99.9 per- extensively tested to ensure their home, consumers cent of bacteria, including E. coli safety and effectiveness; they are should therefore sani- and Salmonella, while "such natur- clearly labeled with directions for tize cutting boards, al products. as vinegar and baking use and safety precautions. countertops and sur- soda don't work nearly as well." According to Kip Howlett, execu- faces with a solution of towels. After soaking for two min- In fact, these homemade clean- tive director of the Chlorine one to three tablespoons of house- utes, rinse and air dry. ers .FU'e 100 times less effective at Chemistry Council, "Keeping fami- hold chlorine bleach per gallon of For more information about the killing bacteria than commercial lies safe from germs means pro- water, let it stand for two minutes, benefits of chlorine-based disinfec- products. The difference in effec- • tecting homes with the best disin- rinse and air dry. A stronger disin- tants, contact the Chlorine tiveness is illustrated through the fectant available. Studies have fecting solution of 3/4 cup bleach in Chemistry Council at 1300 Wilson example of a household sponge. 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(248) 740-2323 6.625 2 6125 2 NR when you apply for a mortgage, we ApproYed Mo!tgage re (734) 455-5091 7125 0 675 0 6 0 JiBIF have discussed the value and con- dition of your property. Next week, Ban:Iay Mortgage (248) 967.1400 675 2 6.25 2 6.5 0 ~~-JlSNIF we cover your credit history. This week, we examine your financial Captal McnJage FImrlg (248) LOW.RATE 675 3 6.25 .3 5 2 • JiBIF ability to repay your mortgage . When evaluating this issue, the Chase Mamauan (888) 267.3495 6.875 2 6.25 2 6125 0 JlVIF lender compares your monthly income with your monthly debt Comenca (800) 292.1300 7 1375 65 2 5.25 2 JlBlVIF , payments. This is known as your CoIIlIJywIde Hoole Loans (248) 262-85lKl 7 1.25 6.375 2 55 1 JNIF debt to income ratio. employed, chances are that your , For instance, if your monthly tax. returns do not paint an accu- income is $10,000, and your IDearborn Fed CtllCit Union (313}322~1 675 2 6.375 2 5.25 2 JIB rate picture of your income. In monthly debt payments (mortgage, these cases, you' could consider a DelroIt Mortgage Corp (810) 263-4&lO 7.25 0 6875 0 6,375 0 JIB car, credit cards, etc.) are $4,000, stated income loan program that ~ you are using 40 percent of your does not verify your income. East.West Motlgage Co (BOO)1144-1015 6375 3 5.875 3 6 1 JIBN monthly jncome to pay your debts The lender will take your word and obligations. Therefore, your FnroaI5eM:!s GotB'I fU! (BOO)784-1074 7 0 6625 0 575 0 for it, and you will only be asked to JlBlVIF debt to income ratio would be 40 verify your assets. In other words, percent. FIrst Equrty ResIdentIal Mort. (BOO)557-<1270 675 1875 6375' 1875 6 2 JIBN you may need a certain amount of Some lenders calculate your debt liquid assets in reserve to qualify ratios by dividing your monthly First InlematIOnaIlnc. (248) 258-1584 7125- 0 6625 0 6125 0 JIB for this type of loan program. payments into two separate cate- Some lenders require you to be FraridIn Mortgage G~ (313) 383-6000 6875 0 65 0 6 0 JIBN gories: 1. Front ratio - Your housing self-employed to qualify for a stat- Golden RlJie Mortgage (BOO)785-4755 6625 1.625 6125 1625 5 1 JlBlVIF expenses only (mortgage pay- ed income loan program, while ments, property taxes, and home other lenders offer these programs GI'Ol4>One Mortgage (734) 953-4000 6875 2 6375 2 6 2 JlSNfF to salaried borrowers. The key is to l:&"'81~.:::: - insurance) .. 2. Back ratio - All your debts find the right lender and loan pro- Home Federal 8awlgs Ba/i( {313) 873-3310 675 2 6.25 2 Nfl J and payments combined (housing gram for your situation. It should be noted that many HunIIrYilIOO Mortgage Co (BOO)538-1812 7 2 6625 2 5.875 1 JlBlVIF expenses plus credit card, auto and ~ . other installment debt). stated income programs carry JMC Mortgage C'.orp (248) 489-4020 6.375 3.5 5875 3.25 5.25 3.5 JIB However, many loan programs slightly higher interest rates than ~ and lenders combine all your debt full documentation loan programs. K¥tone Mortgage (866) KEY.fREE 65 2 6 2 6 2 JiB payments into a single category. Again, this is not always the case: " This is due to the fact that much of the key lies in finding the right Mar1sIreeI Mortgage (800) 447.2270 7125 0 6625 0 6.75 1 J/SNIF the loan process has become auto- lender and loan program. l....'f,~ mated. If you cannot document your income, and you do not have Mentor FilanClaI . (877) 362-562tl 6875 1 6.5 1 NR JIB In the past, the standard con- , forming loan required a maximum enough money in reserve to qualify Modem Mortgage Corp (B8Il) 237.5443 6.875 1 6.375 1 6 0 JIB front ratio of 28 percent, and a for a stated income program, you back ratio of 36 percent. may qualify for a no doc program. Mortgage SpeclaksliR:. (248) 280-9696 675 2 6.375 2 NR JiB Nowadays, the automated under- In these cases, the lender would ~ ffl not ask you for any income or asset ... ",~"I.ti~ " writing systems are much more NabOnal Future Mortgage (BOO)291.7000 625 3 575 3 6.25 3 JIB flexible and allow you to have a documentation, but would charge :-- •• '0•• £ -i,#_~:m~ 112l2liimRlfR$l_~ total debt ratio of roughly 45 per- you a higher interest rate and may Paramount Bank (BOO)421-8ANK 6875 2 6.375 2 NR JlBNIF require a larger down payment. , cent or more. . b~;;.;IUJ •. ',';>ll<~.(' ...... '" - '" In other words, if your lender or All of the above are excellent rea- RdFIImJJ.bWCexp (248) 641-7111 7375 0 6875 0 6.25 0 JiB mortgage broker uses automated sons why you would benefit by hav- .st1'v"'~"L"'~I.~~~~.~.\& 2223 RIDGEMONT • GROSSE POINTE WOODS 5914 FARMBROOK • DETROIT Adorable home in convenient Grosse Pointe Woods location. A perfect Don't miss this charming bungalow in popular Detroit location - just a starter home or investment ~ty. This two bedroom home is shOn walk to schools and easy access to the freeway. This bome features ready ~omove into with a .spaciOUS updated kitchen with built in two natural fireplaces, a spacious kitchen' with built-i1)s, beautifully 4isbw~ finished hardwood floor'S. updated bath, two car garage, finished basement with lavatory and inground swimming pool. A new newer furnace, lovely yard and much 1IlOfe. Won't last long! Offered at roof and driveway complete this terrific package. Offered at $99,900. '$112.000. 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MI Macomb Twp. .-.iII] 810.792.6300 810.598.0720 Please read the owner's manual before operating your Honda Power Equipment. @1999 American Honda Motor Co., Inc. .. Thursday. June 7. 2001 YourHome Page 11 What is bugging your trees and shrubs Q. Afew of my shrubs do not look in moist areas around the plants you are "spraying.Wear protective good. What 'could it be? Signed and come out at night to feed on clothing and rubber gloves while Laura S. of Eastpointe the leaves of the plants. Drying out mixing and spraying. Plus wash A. It is very possible that your the area will help reduce the popu- with soap and water when you are shrubs may have insects damaging lation. Also spreading around finished. Chemicals should always them. If your plants have lieen Ortbo's bugeta Will kill the insects. be used sparingly and if you have a growing in that spot for over a year Aphids are small pale green or choice of different products to use, they already have an established yellowsoft-bodied bugs that live on choose the least toxic one to you root system. This means we can the undersides of the plant leaves. and the environment. It is not nec- rule out transplant shack. The next The infected plant may be stunted, essary to spray every plant on your factor to consider is the amount of yellow or its leaves may be curled property if you only have a problem moisture the plant is getting. Both or distorted. Pyrethrins or with a couple of shrubs. too much and not enough water Malathion is what is usually Bring a sample of the problem will kill a plant. If the plant has mites. This insect will attack these applied for control. area of the plant to the local gar- been there for a while and it is not plants and not the taxus yew next The No.1 rule of spraying your too wet or too dry, then it is proba:- to it. Control can be achieved by plants is always read the label. Try See LANDSCAPER, page 15 bly an insect or disease problem. spraying the plant with a horticul- to stand upwind of the area that Check your plants for insects or tural oil. pyrethrin spray or lsotox diseases simply by looking for by Ortho. Other commonpest prob- abnormalities in the plant: If you lems are aphids, sc8le, slugs and know what the plant looKs like root weevils. Some diseases are healthy, then it is easy. Otherwise leaf spot, scab, and root rot. look for yellowing leaves or nee- Scales are small whitish bumps dIes, unusual dropping of leaves or on the plant leaves and stems. The needles. holes or notches in the plants usually affected by scales leaves and stunted growth. All are pines, junipers and euonymus. insects do not attack every variety Soon the insects will emerge from 106 BOBIBT ~OBll, ~ POlITI WOODS 1119 BAIIPTON, GBOSSIPOINTI WOODS of plants. It is helpful to know under their protective cover and ll're8b., IISQtnl cWoor in this lovely updated MetioulOUllly mainUdDed Ulree bedrOOJD ranoh in a great Joc:atkm. cIo8e to sabooIL what the plants name is when spread. Now is the time to control J."aIKlh .... tmmedWe oooupat107. UviDg JWlni8hed hardwOOd fkxln, ~ DB'W in inquiring about insect damage on . the insects with a horticultural oil aDd diYJded & ua&ura1 lire- dbd:Dc uea b7 • •• , ..... 811 .... , that plant. __~ray like lfitra fJie Tflth a. 1111 e ".0 1111 ' ..... lI~t ; I cd 1D.WJor aDd mderior doors. Hamra! are- fie dOCa'WIID JedDg to tbe obanDlDg pUIO, p1u8 For insl'ance:''''if'''-y-ou-Ii'''''s-..;e-an:---cIie:rmcalspray e 80 i-oy pJaoe in liviDg :room and den plus & large a roam wBh a flrepIaoe. A WCAIIlI6iful t'8mDT ~ room with ..-ond ~ bath 1D. Alberta spruce and the needles are Ortbo. ft1ue18389,ooo ~g y~llow then. the damage is Slugs and snails us1wUy attack bl !WIt.. NIae .. kiU.17.C1QO. probably caused by red spider your hosta plants. These bugs live Waterfront, Victorian, Fabulous Come see the condominiums they're all talking about- Breathtaking lake vistas, gourmet kitchens and baths, two car garages, and an optional private elevator! OPEN DAILY 1:00.5:00 (Except 1blll'Sdays)or by appointment Price redUced 011'cape Cod &end You must see the interior of this spacious, tastefully Kight on Lake st. Clair on JeffersOn between Masonic. Shook decorated Beautification Award Winner. It has a PIKU Management Co., Developer • 313.885. 797~ newer kitchen, roof, furnace and air conditioning. j ,. Just move inl The home has a large living room with attractive natural fireplace, dining room and three ~~i~' " . bedrooms; master hM cozy sitting area. and hard- wood floors throughout. 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Pa e 14 You rHome Thursda , June 7,2001 tHEY'RE NOT JUST FOR HOT DOeS ANYMORI ••• Barbecue gnlls have progressed from mere holders of charcoal with a grate to sophisticated cooking Instruments with state of the art technology that will redlnne what ISpossible for your outdoor entertaining and cooking needs Evergreen Home and Garden Center IS the plac.e to shop If you're In the market for a new gnll The huge display of gnlls,from gnllsare gaining popularity due to mor~ people moving to con- small table top gnlls to huge outdoor kitchens along with knowl- dominiums and townhouses that prohibit gas or charcoal gnll- edgeable adVice from the friendly staff,Willhelp you select the per- Ing on commor.1grounds or balconies Theseelectnc gnllswould fect gnll for your budget and lifestyle make unique house warming gifts for those downSIZing to And With assembly and Installation available, Evergreen Home apartment-style liVingarrangements Patio Bistroby CharbrOil and Garden Center IS your one-stop barbecue shopping Forthose gOing In the other direction. and who want to move headquarters all the comfort and convenience of a full-scale kitchen to the backyard, outdoor kitchens are the newest IACKYARD &RILLS development In backyard liVingand entertaIning Outdoor kitchens, complete With cooklrlQ S\)r- Name your style and Evergreen Home and Garden Center Willhave the exact gnll to SUityour styleand bUdget faces refrigerators,SInksand storage s~. Charcoal grillsare available In severalstylesand sizesAnd while they can be custom are made to be used Withbnquettes, uSing wood chipS Willgive yoyr deSigned and food unique and speCial taste Choose from several varieties at ordered through Evergreen Home and Garden Center, Including mesquite, hickory, Evergreen apple, oak or pecan and turn y~lfflp!e charcoal or gas gnll Into a Home and gourmet smoker Garden Gas gnlls are the most popular gnlls, with many styles and Center There brands available In both propane and lJatural gas models are many colors Natural gas grills have several 9d.vantages In that they have ~~ and stylesto choose a contlnuOl.j,s~suPf')lyof"fL@1and that heavy tank never needs from Bnng your Ideas to be dfs'conriected refilled, then reconnected Let the and let the stoff at I ( staff at Evergreen Home and Garden Center show you Evergreen Home and the newest models In portable (moveable) natural gas Gorden Center take It g from there gnlls along WithpatiO base mounts and In ground post P( yOI styles Choose from brands such as Weber Brollmaster.Brollmate of c and Vermont Casting among others . Cent While gas gnlls are by for the most popular 9nll style, electnc gnilin Visit Evergreen Home and Garden Center. 36000 Groesbeck (810) 791.2277 (just north of 15 Mile). Clinton Twp. or 16145 E. 8 Mil." Eastpointe (Between Gratiot. Kelly) (810) 778-7400 for more ideas. - ~.- ~.. - --- '" .. -- ....,...... -...... __ c . , Thursda I June 7, 2001 YourHome Pa e 15 CHARCOALOR GAl' YOUR CHOICI WEBER The Weber Summit gnll ISthe newest addition to the legendary Weber line of barbecue glilis. and promises to put an end to such common barbecue complaints as uncontrolled flare-ups and uneven cooking Commercial grade cooking grates cover a larger cooking area, while a commercial grade thermometer preCisely monitors the temperature taking the guess work out of outdoor cooking An elegant brushed stainless ~ steel hood With a handle :!frescoOpen Air Culinary System State of the art com- that stays cool to the touch, )or kitchen Let your Imagination create custom Islands makes the Weber Summit :Jorentertaining center both a useful and handsome addition to VERMONT CASTINGS your patio Vermont Castings Premium gnlls comOlrle style and performance with several unique features Porcelainand powder coat enamels plus stainlesssteelare combined with sculpted cast Iron tops to assure long life and timeless tures.:~~%rdsuch fea-as VISIT OUR HUeE PADO DISPLAY large cooking areas ond degree calibrated femperature g au g e s, ::>ngwith options such as Inovatlv~ oven burners md Side burner. offer a lery special outdoor cooking ._- expenence REPLACEMENT PARTS If this IS Qot the year for a new gnll. but Justa tune up for the old gnll, Evergreen Home and Garden Center ~arnesreplacement parts for over 60 different brands of Inlls,Including hurners. gnds, cooking grates and Igniter Jrts Or thiSmay be the time to add a rotlsseneunit to .JreXisting~ a clean up ISIn order. there ISa full line Inllcleaners and pOints Evergreen HOMeand Garden What sayssummer better than Wicker? er ISsure to have exactly what you need to keep your And now you can have the traditional beauty of Wickeroutdoors Withoutthe worry of exposing perfect working order and condition Evergreen can It to the elements The Vineyard Collection by Shae Designs carned by Evergreen Home and also special order Garden Center offersthe claSSICstyleof WickerWiththe convenience of weather-reSistantmateri- parts If neces- als Engineered for both the Indoor and outdoor use The Vineyard Collection features tubular sary Complete aluminum frames With a durable powder coating Extruded reSin,In the authentiC shapes of selection of Wickerand cane ISthen hand-woven onto claSSicallyfashioned frames and complimented With popular stylishand comfortable cushions And keep In mind ~ n Wickerrequires VIrtuallyno mainte- brands nance and Willnot crack or peel A patio set from The \A yard Collection Willbe a classIc. yet practical, focal pOintfor any Indoor or outdoor setting Visit US at www.Evergreenhomeandgarcten.com 'iI ~"""0t-1 ~noY ~OOS '\ q"'I'1. v ..."":;> •• .., Page 16 YourHome Thursday,June 7, 2001 Luxury abounds in today's bathro~m More than ever, today's bath- of every consumer's list as they , ~, rooms provide an escape from real- remodel or construct a new bath. ity and the daily stresses of life. With hectic schedules, family oblig- 3. Floorin~ options ations and careers, sometimes the There's noiliing that says high bathroom seems like the only place style more than marble flooring. in the home to find peace and Although a bit pricey, it holds its quiet. But in recent years, the value and gives any bathroom a bathroom has assumed new signif- truly spa-like appearance. Mosaic icance - no longer is it just func- tiles are another high-end flooring tional, it's now a therapeutic oasis. option that add a dramatic flair to 'Ib truly make their bathroom a the room - they can even be hand haven of rest and relaxation, painted or arranged in a pattern to Americans are knocking out walls create personalization. Stone and to increase the size of their bath- concrete are modern flooring mate- rooms, while adding a host of rials that are now making their amenities. The master bathroom is way into the luxury bathroom as now becoming the focal point of the well. master suite, providing both opu- lent luxuries and a host of modern conveniences. 4. Entertainment center You may have taken advantage So what items are consumers adding or including in their luxury of these options at fin~ hotels .... why not incorporate them into your bath? According to a recent survey own bathroom? Color television by the National Kitchen & Bath tening to music while unwinding in their bath I~No more cold Association (NKBA), there are and the latest sound systems are also being incorporated into the the shower or tub. floors after a hot shower on a win- numerous luxury items. Below are ter's day, as a heating sys~, the top items that consumers say bathroom to offer the perfect way to catch up on the day's news while S.Heated floor/towel bars installed between the subfloor and they are adding - or want to add getting ready in the morning or lis- Consumers are also adding - to their baths: heated flooring systems to further See BATHROOM, page 18 1.~lpooltubs . Once only thought of for exclu- :Personal expression is an essential sive spas, the whirlpool tub is now a common item in today's luxury baths. With its pulsating jets, it is lUte having a massage right at element of bathroom decorating home. Offered in a range of sizes, Even though it's not the biggest vibrant mood in your bathroom by ora and patterns. It also applies configurations and color optmns, or most visible room in the hQme, decorating in bold, bright hues. the luxury bath can be equipped the bathroom is a great place to quickly and easily to make a great Highlight your existing decora- solution for any shelf lining need. with a whirlpool unit custom-tai- showcase your personal style. tions with colorful and functional lored to the needs of the homeown- This .small but essential. space • Bring the outdoors inside _ accessories. Try a Duck brand potted plants create a relaxing, er. But while these tubs certainly can reveal a lot about a homeown- Soft.exbath mat or Soap Fish soap offer a great getaway from life, er, and it is fast, easy and afford- natural atmosphere and add a holder. They come in fashionable fresh, clean scent. Also, use scented they do have a few drawbacks, able to decorate in an original way. colors and offer a fun yet practical including the length of time it By adding a splash of fresh color addition. candles to simulate a romantic takes to fill and how quickly the and some unique accessories, you escape with exotic aromas. • Create luxury - make your These everyday household items water can cool off. can transform your bathroom into bathroom a comfortable retreat by are sure to add a creative ambience a fun and fashionable setting that adding plush, col9rful towels. to any bathroom. Simply by 2. Showering up~rades reflects your personality. Instead of limiting "em racks, to refreshing these few elements, you Since not everyone likes to wait In order to create a fresh look roll towels up and place them can change the entire mood of your for a whirlpool tub to fill, many of without changing the layout, deco- throughout the room in creative bathroom, which can help change the latest "hi-tech" shower systems rate around and add flair to exist- containers such as baskets er flow- now offer immediate gratification ing bathtubs, windows and cabi- erpots. your mood too. Best of all, when and relaxation. Shower nets. A bathroom needs to be com- you are ready for a new look, it's • Add a personal touch - cus- easy and affordable to update and resaarchers have identified four fortable and practical, but innova- tomize bare walls with photos and types of showers - routine, tive decorating techniques can help replace this decor to adapt to any pictures in decorative frames. Turn season or trend. refreshing, therapeutic and relax- ydu. put the "fun" into functionality. your bathroom into your favorite Changing attitudes and new ing - and while each shower is Whether you decide on a theme or getaway with a montage of old color, if you stick with decor you designs will always prompt redeco- taken for a different reason, each postcards from friends or family rating and diversity in the bath- produces rejuvenation. As a result, like and use basic elements to tie vacations. \ everything together, you can give room and the home. Duck brand one plumbing manufacturer, Moen, • Coordinate hidden spaces _ housewares products offer an inex- recently introduce~ its vertical spa your bathroom "an inexpensive use shelf liner to integrate color pensive way to replace your decor experience which allows con- facelift that makes a unique per- patterns inside cabinets and on to reflect your ever-changing per- sumers to customize their shower 8 Dog training such as Purina Beggin' Strips Eastside's Premier Landscape Company brand dog snacks that can be easi- fetches rewards ly broken into small pieces for Combine basic dog training tech- rewards during training. niques to make up your own signa- S. Time for tricks. Time, a leash, ture tricks. And, if you and your some treats, a quiet location and of dog are really having fun, consider course a dog, are all you need to entering the annual Beggin' Strips begin. 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Enthusiastic praise (313) 882-6900 accompanied by a treat will make Fax (313) 343-5569 your dog feel like a king. Use treats 27759 Groesbecll • North of •• Mile • Rose"llIe ~.. '-' _ ....'w ... k_"'(),~ ~~'-,;I",,, t"...... -.~. '" .. 1(' ._.'''''' _.1"11 ,..,.__ ..-.--.-.-.-.-*-.-:. i..ir1u#¥l' .,::;"'::.,.:::.-.¥'~,; " ",';'lIJ_a- ,~_ i,~"",~';;--~''''~'''' • Page 18 YourHOI1JA~ .:Thursday, June 7, 2001 Specialty hardwood floors: Easy and affordable What if you could reinvent your tightness of than many floors. favorite room? Suppose that, in the grain. solid hard- • Installation techniques are the just a few days, you could add Some woods wood floors. same as for traditional hardwood value to your home without spend- are softer Because of floors. Specialty floors can be ing a ton of cash'. and more this, they glued, nailed, or stapled to the sub- Well, the good news is, it's both prone to can be floor, according to manufacturer aging than installed directions and conditions in your o the r s . nearly any- home. Naturally where in • Caring for factory-finished spe- dark species the home. cialty hardwoods is easy. Look for a 1 i k .e An added factory-finished floor with a Brazilian benefit is durable UV-cured urethane finish. cherry will many engi- Floors treatesl this way can be darken over nee red easy and affordable to restyle just cleaned with regular vacuuming time, creat- floors can be about any room. How? By replac- and an occasional cleaning with ing a richer used with ing old or worn floor coverings with no-wax cleaner. appearance. r a d i ant - a specialty hardwood floor. • ~ost heat sys- According to the industry's s p e cia 1t y tems. Plus, • The price of specialty hard- hLrgest manufacturer of hardwood floors are engineered wood floors starts at around $6 per floors, new varieties of wood floor- made of wood floors square foot. ing are quickly becoming favorites engineered are often Affordable hardwood floors don't among designers and consumers. planks much more have to be mundane. Add a design- "Specialty hardwood floors are a layers of cost-effec- er flair to your home with specialty subtle yet distinct way to add a wood glued tive when hardwoods like Bruce's Maple personal touch to your home," says together _ compared to Essence and Brazilian Cherry . Randal Weeks, product manager and . BQWL....~~._--_. -----.-----..-.- (01 Bruce banlwood floors. ~ir more stable cialty wood - NAPS] unique characteristics lend a designer flair to a home. It's amaz- ing how the right floor canPerBon- .Bathroom------alize any decor.'" for shower enclosures. This creates dinated suite look between faucets, Ho~es with hardwood floors sell From page 16 aD open and airy feeling and pro- shower, bath and accessories. One faster and for more money than of the newest looks in these coordi- finish floor, is now often the vides needed natural light for comparable homes without, Weeks applying makeup or other tasks. nated "suites'" is the Asceri answer. The heat is accomplished Collection. 'llrls Moen &}lite pays adds, citing a survey of real estate through a network of electrical agents by the National Wood special attel)tion to detail with fea- heating cables or hot water-filled 8. Custom cabinetry tures like non-tarnish finishes, Flooring Association. tube~.1b complement the warming Armoires, bookshelves, tables, solid ceramic inlays, etched handle Advances in flooring technology floor, cqnsumers can also install chests and shelving units are also hubs, arched spouts and wing- have developed many less com- heated towel racks so that towels finding their place in today's luxu- styled handles - these extra deco- monly used hardwood species into will be warm and "toasty" upon ry bathroom. These not only create rative touches really make a room affordable flooring options - exiting the bath or shower. the look of furniture in the bath special. In addition,' a host of pecan, maple, kempas and merbau. but they can carry on a furniture exceptional never-before-seen fin- Specialty woods have a variety of 6. Sinks with style theme from the master bedroom. ish combinations will help luxury 'lbday's bathroom sink trends Popular cabinet lines like bath owners make a style state- color tones and wood grains to cre- Aristokraft and Schrock report include "vessel bowls" that sit on ment. ate a refined and distinctive _ of the counter - rather than in that extras like roll-out trays for appearance. it - or in their own, separate makeup and toiletries, drawer "These aren't your grandmoth- stands. These bowls truly make a organizers or even inside door 10. Vanities er's floors,'" says Weeks. "If you put dfiign state~nt and will make mount racks for holding hair dry- Freestanding furniture style a cherry floor in your home, people your luxury bathroom stand out. ers, curling irons and hair care vanities are gaining popularity in will notice the rich, red warmth Rather than settle for the tradi- products are making life easier for today's luxury bathroom. Rather that is inherent to that species. tional vitreous china, luxury bath the homeowner. Other preferences than the built-ins that are the Use maple in the same room and owners are turning to these avant- for medicine cabinets that offer norm for most bathrooms, these you'll see a clean and bright airi- garde sinks which are made with special amenities such as electrical freestanding pieces offer an extra ness that other species don't pro- materials like colored glass or plugs, multi-level shelves and mag- measure of intricate design. stone. Other hot looks in these and nifying mirrors are also on the rise. Decora bath vanities, for example, vide." other sinks include ornate etch- Weeks offers some helpful points offer detailed carvings, designed ings, raised details and unique feet and creative finish options for to keep in mind when selecting a 9. High-style faucets shapes. an additional form of expression in specialty hardwood floor: and bathroom suites the bath. 7. Natural light ~ove over plain and enter the • When selecting specialty hard- exquisitel Manufacturers such as There you have it - the top 10 1bday's luxury bathrooms crave list of bathroom luxuries to create woods, know how the space will be an abundance of natural light. This Moen have dramatically expanded the styles of faucets available in a spa of rejuvenation and the used and choose a floor to suit. can be accomplished by installing a much-needed privacy you deserve Different species of wood wi~lnatu- skylight or a wall of windows. recent years. What's more, today's faucets tend to provide what all after a long day. rally wear differently depending on Another option is using lighted consumers are asking for - a cOOr- - Courtesy of ARA Content the density of the wood and the glass blocks to divide the room or - --~ . , , , , Page 19 , . Classlfleds. 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' • j j ,I I Page 21 Thursday, June 7,2001 Classlft8ds 4'-'(313)882-6900 ext: 3 722 VACATION RENTALS 716 OFFICE, COMMERCIAL 716 OFfIO /COMMERCIM 71-1 LIVING QUARTERS 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIi'lL OUT Of STATE 70Q TO\'!NHOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT ' TO SHARE FOR RENT con'AGE on Lake Hur- CONDOS rOR RENT PROFESSIONAL office HARPER WOODS (at on. 22 miles from Sar- NEED A ROOMMATE? EAST POINTE PLAZA space. 2 offices avail- LAKESHORE Village Vernier) suite of offi- nia. 4 bedrooms. 52 All Ages, OCCupations, 19959 Vernier (between able in 3 office suite. townhouse available ces (1,600 sq. ft.) feet from beach. Tastes, Backgrounds I- 94 & Beaconsfield) New- very nice! Easy Furnished waiting July 1. 2 bedrooms no $7501 week. and lifestyles. 3 and 4 room suites, access to 1-94, ~ room, good parking . pets $775 per month (810)791-6731 •Our 20th Year" also single office, month RENT FREE. Grosse Pointe Farms (810)776-3412 Hom.Mate Specialists parking, janitor, Mr. Stevens, 313-886- location. Mental 723 VACATION RENTALS lots of windows. RIVIERA Terrace near 9 248 ." .;. 5 1763 health professional NORTHERN MICHIGAN (313)882-0899 Mile & Jefferson. 2 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL INDIVIDUAL offices for preferred. Call 313- CHARLEVOIX! Petos- Mondayl Friday 9a- 5p bedroom, 2 full bath FOR RENT rent. Starting at $300 884-7768 key area. 4 bedroom, nicely decorated con- per month. Includes 2 bath family chalet. COLONIAL EAST do in St. Clair Shores GROSSE Pointe Park, utilities. Lucido & As- ST. CLAIR SHORES On Lake Michigan 9 Mile and Harper 15005 East Jefferson. near the water. 58fe, sociates, (313)882- HARPER! 8 MILE shore. $1,3001 week. 700 square feet Corner of Wayburn. quiet surroundings 1010 Deluxe Office, (248)4 -9933 including all utilities, $3001 month, includes n with beautiful KENNEDY BUILDING 11X15. Immediate occu- 5 day janitor, aU utilities and park- CHARMING carriage grounds, security Opposite Eastland pancy. Includes utilities. near expressway. house in Harbor guard, clubhouse with ing. 313-824-9174 Prime 1,000 Sq. Ft. Shopping Center. Spnngs near lower exercise room, pool & (810)778-0120 Ready for occupancy. Grosse Pointe Woods City of Eastpointe. Shore Beach. 2 bed- laundry facilities. All separate entrance. DELUXE Courtyard 21304 Mack Near 1-94 & 1-696 rooms, 1 bath, kitch- kitchen appliances in- lots of parking. Suite 600 sq. ft. in 5 room professional Single suites-5,600 en, hving! dining cluding dishwasher. sq. ft. on main level. Stieber Realty Heat, air conditioning, exclu- o~, new carpet, room, play loft. Exten- & renovated. By appointment (810)775-4900 sive reading collec- snow removal & sive Fisher Mews 20927 Mack 81 G-77t).5440 drapes included. Car- Building 12ft. ceilings. tion. $3,600 July, 72\ VACATION RENTAlS $3,600 August. 313- port. $900 per month, lots of windows, kitchen- RetailJ Office MACK AVE. LEASES ette, private lab with 1,760 sq. ft., fLORIDA references. Minimum ADDRESS sa. FT. 882-6322 shower. 5 day janitor large front windows. 1 year lease. 313- 18150 Mack GPC 1910 HARBOR SPRINGS (313)882-0899 Rear parking! 18424 Mack GPF ..1600 640-8966 NAPLES in town home. 4 bed- MondaylFriday 313-884-1340 17200 Mack GPC ..13oo room 3 bath. ST. Clair Shores, 2nd 9am- 5pm 313-886-1068 26803 Harper SCS.1000 FLORIDA All amenities including floor, 2 bedroom con- 22211 Mack SCS 900 SALES & RENTAL central air, hot tub. EST ABLISHF.D Grosse do. Jeffersorv' Marter THE HiII- 93 Kercheval. 17200 Mack GPC 900 Sugar Sand Beaches Walk to everything. Pointe barber shop for area. Rent $695. Approximately 2,500 Sine & Monaghan Variety of fully Weekiy summer rentals lease. For information, (313)884 4887 square feet. First GMAC Real Estate furnished (248)627-4109. please call, (313)882- ST. Clair Shores, Martirv' floor. 313-268-7882 313-884-7000 condos & homes. 5580 HARBOR Springs con- Jefferson. "2 bedroom, OFFICE spacel store Marl Vesci Realtors do on Little Traverse 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 1 1/2 bath, basement, 71 b OFFICE/COMMERCIAL front. Air conditioning, 1(800)-24-VESCI Bay Golf Club. Sleeps attached garage, FOR RENT good traffiC area, am- (800-248-3724 ) FOR RENT 8. (313)823-1251 $750 month. ple parking. On Ker- www.vesci.com (810)777-2635 cheval in the Park. HARBOR Springs de- Available July 1 luxe condo. Fully ST. Clair Shores- 2 bed- KERCHEVAL ***** RETAIL 722 VACATION R£NTALS equipped. Sleeps 6. room, private base- "HILL" (810)949-1281 or OUT OF STATE Pool, lake, Jacuzzi. ment, carport. $8501 PROFESSIONAL office, Near shopping! golf. BUSINESS DISTRICT St. Clair Shores. Jef- month. Security de- OFFICE 100 year old log cabin (248)644-7873 posit. Credit check ferson/ Marter area. on mountain lake, Advertising mandatory. (810)415- $350. per month. Call Rangeley ME. $475 Classified 1 ,400 sq. ft. 313-882-6900 ext 3 Pat at Tappan & As- per week. 313-417- 5537 Leave Message. ~PoiIu Newt On-Site Parking sociates, 313-884- WATERFRONT- 32,000 9279 \1)". ;;'if 6200 square feet, 40' well. 313-343-5588 Deaigner decorated, gourmet kitchen. $2,800. (810)775- 7777 710 TOWNHOUSES! COlTAGE COlTAGE, LAKEVIEW CONDOS WANTED HARBOR SPRINGS ON LAKE HURON DOUGLASI GOODHART CANADA CARRIAGE house SAUGATUCK SUTTON'S BAY Charming cottage Three bedrooms wanted- nice young 2 bedrooms & loft HARSEN'S ISLAND YACHT CLUB Beach access SCreened porch. family looking for cozy near beautiful Middle Channel Leelanau County. Lake Michigan sandy beach, bonfires. carriage house. In ex- Lake Michigan cottage. 3 bedroom, 2 br. 2 bath loft condo, Lakeshore Drive $7501 week. change for help such Beaches, Tourist area. as lawn care, errands, dock, gas griU. Fireplace. Pnvate beach, Steeps 4, $800/ week No smoking, no pets, $6501 week. etc. Liggett teacher- Great flshmg. tenms courts & pool. 313-881-5953 $100 depoSit No smoking, no pets. grad student, stay at Lovely sunsets Discount rates Refundable up to Judy at home mom and tod- $S50/week. June, July, 1 week call 2 weeks before. (313)885-8870 (2-19) dler. Great referen- 313-885-1760 open '" August • Can Judy at ces. (313)821-9822 231-547-7495 BOYNE,Mr. CONDOS (313)885-8870 LEXINGTON (Boyne Falls, MI.) 711 GARAGES/MINI LAKE HURON Gr~ Point~ ~ws WATERFRONT Luxury 1,3 & 4 bed .units SUMMER RENTALS. STORAGE FOR RENT CADILLAC From $4251 week. ,\.(&iiftii>\i SpacIous 4 bedroom, Beautiful chalet on Nightly, • I ••••• I I • LANDSCAPING outfit 2 bath home linens Lake 4 bedrooms, Dally rates available. Weekly, Monthly has garage and yard prOVided.SWImming JaCUZZI,3 baths, Golf, Beach, Pool. Pnvate beach, hot tub. Toa:Mlr1lSe nhs~ space for rent. $5001 pool Sandy beach. deck, deluxe 248-540-7244 One hour dnve 1rom c3 (313~-Ero) ex13 month. 313-363-2019 $1500 week. kitchen, etc www.geocbles.coml POlntes (N Lakeport) • FAA (313)343-5569 TO PLACE AN AD 810-293-3704, (810)286-7119 b9YJ!'CondO 313-885-4660 CAll 3130812-6900 ext 3 81o-m-0246 arc-~ Newt \c.'7*'ih .. ,...... - "p ...... - - ...... ~ - t~ "MtR ,-,"'h;)111I1T emdflUOV Cla.. lfIed. • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Thursday, June 7 I 2001 Page 22 YourHome - 7'2~ VI\CATION RENTALS 7'13 VACATiON RENTALS 7'23 VACATION RENTALS RESORTS 723 VACATION RENTALS NORTHERN MICHIGAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN HARSENS Island- new LAKE Huron beautiful LAKE Michigan: 3 bed- 2 bedroom cottage, HARBOR Springs- room, 2 bath. Be- charming home near cottage on the lake. 2 boat, motor, $675/ ., . bedroom with loft, full tween Petoskey & week.81~773.7755 all activities, sleeps 6, kitchen. 1 1/2 hour Charlevoix on Little 2 baths. Good dates from Detroit, $700 per Traverse Bay. Great still available for July week. (313)881-4437 beach, terrific sun- PORT Ausi.in iake front, & August. 888-397. sets. (901 )861-2172 sleeps 6, June 23- 30 2595 or 231-526-3963 LAKE Michigan log cab- in, sleeps 4. 4th of Ju- WATERFRONT Port and August 25- Sep- HARBOR Springs! Pe- ly get- away. Good Sanilac, 6 bedrooms, tember 1. Great toskey condo. 3 bed- Hart- Harbor Springs. 3 baths, Sandy beach. beach, super clean rooms, pool, tennis, June 30- July 7. $1,500/ week. 313- $625 (517)738-6666 golf, shopping. Eve- $1,500. (313)884- 882-5070 nings, (313)885-4142 6044 F 0 n SOLE •••••••••••••••••• E 0 L ESTOTE__ .=.' .1t:latS_t ••••••••••••••••••• n 800 HOU5ES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE ~.o .... ;:_"" 800 HOUSES fOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE FARMS Colonial "M" • 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 922 Avon Court, Grosse 800 HOUSES fOR SAlt 75 Woodland Shore street jem, 441 5230 Lodewyck 3 bed- Pointe Woods. Wing 20934 Lochmoor, Harp- Drive, Grosse Pointe McKinley, 1,844 sq ft, 1500 S. Renaud- Price room. Immediate colonial. 4 bedrooms, er Woods. Grosse oc- Shores. A contempo- 3 bedrooms, living reduced, $349,900. cupancy. Asking 2 1/2 baths, many ex- Pointe Schools. 3 rary colonial located room, formal dining, Brick ranch, beautiful $89,000. Shown by tras. (313)882-8140 bedroom brick bunga- on one of the Shores open kitchen with is- large lot, sprinkler sys- appointment, agents low, 1 1/2 baths, 2 1/2 most coveted streets. 956 Lincoln, Grosse land and eating area. tem, spacious living! welcome, (313)882- car garage. New An- Four bedrooms with Pointe City. Open Updated bath, finish- dining room, sunroom, dersen windows! roofl 3145 three and one half Sunday 2- 4. Totally ed' basement, central wood paneled 3rd trim and storm doors. 525 saddle Lane, 4 bed- baths, designer gour- renovated Dutch Col- air, gas forced air, bedroom converted to $159,900. Open Sun- room colonial, natural met kitchen. 1st floor onial on prestigiOUS second floor hot tub, den, 1 1/2 baths, bay day 12- 3p.m .. fireplace, updated master suite with pri- Lincoln Road. Don't custom Ceder deck windoWS, fireplace, throughout, finished vate deck and Jacuz- miss your chance on with lighting, 2 car ga- high basement with (313)884-2431 basement, 2,500 zi. In-ground pool, this 3 bedroom, 2 full rage. $274,900 lav & rec room, 2 1/2 2118 Ridgemont, square feet, 2 car at- multiple decks, brick bath dream house. (313)886-2925 car garage. (313)884- Grosse Pointe tached garage, paver patio, sauna, $340,000. 313-4n- Woods. Newer 2 1/ 2 GORGEOUS 3 bedroom 7664 $485,000. Andary Re- and completely pri- car garage, large 6885 brick ranch, remod- 1550 Huntington, al Estate, 313-886- vate yard. This ele- deck, custom kitchen. eled kitchen (cherry Grosse Pointe gant home boasts a 1,000 square feet, no 5670 cabs), family room, liv- Woods. 3 bedroom, 1 heated garage, multi- basement, but abun- GROSSE Pointe Farms- ing room with fire- 1/2 bath, den, finished ple fireplaces, zoned dant storage space. 304 Lothrop. One (;111 place (gas insert). At- basement, sun porch, heating and cooling, tached garage, finish- Modern decor. story brick cok>nial, 2 AVAILABLE, 15115 fireplace. Well main- and luxurious ameni- ed basement with fire- (313)283-9507 bedrooms, 1 1/2 Windmill' Pointe. tained. $210,000/ ne- baths, hardwood ties throughoUt. place (gas insert), 453 Calvin' Across from Lakefront gotiable. (313)822- floors, fireplace, large $795,000. Offered by: new roof '90. century Grosse Pointe Farms park & marina. Ap- 5951 kitchen with wood Ann Mane Papa Real- 21 Town & Country, Open Sunday 1. 4 proximately 3,700 2 unit income in Detroit. stove, 1st floor laun- ty Executives East, Robert Agnello, 810- Approximately 1,900 square feet, 4 firepla- Call Tappan & Associ- dry, double attached 810-741-8200, 939-2800 square feet, 4 bed- ces. Lot size 110x ates for details garage, new furnace! (313)884-6969 rooms, family room, 313. Asking $n9,900. GROSSE Pointe City- 4 air. Priced at (313)884-6200 den, 874 South Brys. Com- Foster Realty, 810- bedrooms, 3 baths, $299,500, well below pletely renovated, .~ . CLASSIC colonial- 312 2 1/2 bath, hardwood 463-1000. Pager 810- 2,800 square feet. professional apprais- Fisher, Grosse Pointe floors, leaded glass, center entrance colo- 345-4444 New family room, lat- al. By owner leaving Farms. 3 bedroom, 1 nial with attached ga- est updates. Finished deck. $229,900 CHARMING English 1/2 baths. Charming the city. (313)886- rage. 3 bedrooms, 2 basement. Immediate www.remarkfsbo.com bungalow. 3 bed- details throughtout, 8387 or 313-881-8087 1/2 baths. Great loca- occupancy. Land con- (313)885-6431 rooms 2 full baths. walk to schools. FIRST OFFERING tion near Ferry tract available. Hardwood floors. $269,900. Adhloch & Clasatfled Advertising East English Village School. Call Higbie $439,000 (313)822- an IDEA sellst Leaded stain glass AsSOCIates, 313-882- thet Exceptional 3 bedroom Maxon Agney, 313- 2624 ~ ..... Newt windows. Omate de- brick. Completely updat- 886-3400 for a private GROSSE Pointe Farms, 5200 &f'. 'pM tail throughout. ed, newer kitchen in- showing or visit our 1,885 square feet. $264,900. Call for ap- cludes appliances, fin- open house Sunday, 434 Moross. Move in 800 HOUSES FOR SALE pointment. (313)881- 800 HOUSES fOR SAlE ished basement. Won't 2- 4pm. condition, 4 bed- last, move in condition. Cla .. med Advertl81ng 3599 rooms. 2 full baths, Stieber Realty 313-882-6900 ext 3 DONATE your cars, many updates. boats, R.V., trucks, 845 EDGEMONT PARK (810)775-4900 ~1Wu roc- $229,900. Open Sun- . s,..... Ii. property to: MISSING day, June 10, 1pm- 4.400 set ft. CHILDREN PROJ- 4pm. Agents wel- Custom Built 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SlUE ECT - for a tax dona- 5 bedroom tion. (313)884-9324 3F12H baths Island kitchen. NEW CONSTRUCTION - FARMS 74 Medal Lane family room & 4000 sq. ft • 4- 5 bedrooms. 3 1/2 baths, spacious colonial 3 ;Ii screened bedrooms, 2.5 baths. golf course view, 1OOX155 lot Size Choose porch. Garden room, Gor- cabinets. floor coverings & fixtures. $895.000. central Air & second FloOr Laundry geous Courtyard cxr~W8 (313)885-9344 or 3 Houses from Pr\vate Lakefroot Park. $795,000 (313)881-6658 tomho~enbomes.com for details. _I (313)882-6900 eXt. 3 For appointment call (313)886-8137 r. .. .. - - • I , vourHome \ .' Page 2G Thursday, June 7, 2001 Classified ... (313}8820.6900 'ext. 3 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 300 HOUSES- fOR SALE 300 HOUSES fOR SAl£ HARPER WOODS HARPER WOODS GROSSE Pointe 20212 Elkhart 20436 Waahtenaw GROSSE Pointe Charming colonial, GROSSE pointe Farms- Woods. 1992 VanAnt- Woods. Open Sunday 4 bedroom aluminum 1- 4pm. Adorable 21ft x 12 ft living 232 McKinley. Reno- werp. Charming brick bungaloW,finished with fireplace vations are underway colonial, 3 bedrooms, brick bungalow, 3 basement. updated bedroom. 1 1/2 bath, 17x12 master bedroom on this 3 bedroom. 2 2.5 baths. large kitch- kitchen, new furnace & 1/2 bath brick colonial en addition, natural natural fireplace. for- central air. $119,900. mal dining room. 1,600 sq. ft. bungalow In prime location. New fireplace, first floor Hunt Club with family room first floOr laundry, new Freshly painted & Easy living with Grosse laundry, neutral decor. decorated throughout. immediate occupancy- windows. Too many ROSSE Pointe Park, Professionally paint- Pointe Schools. 2 bed- New furnace & central Nice all brick street options to list. Call 1150 Whittier. Statel ed, custom moldings, room brick ranch. Natu- air in 1998. 2 car ga- Only $135.000 810-915-0303, 810- Colonial. 4 bedrooms, hardwood floors. New ral fireplace, large kitch- G. P_ FARMS 291-6110. 810-412- 2 full baths and tw rage, all new land- en & utility room, 2.5 car garage, deck. scaping & beautiful Brick, East of Mack new 0800. 1/2 baths. Over 2, driveway, brick paving beautiful yard. maple kitchen square feet. Finishe perennial gardens. GROSSE Pointe Farms- & front porch. Byown- call Century 21 Villa, completely remodeled. basement. Nice dec 2081 Hawthorne. 342 McKinley Ave. 3 er. Open Sunday 2- 4 313-882-2030 Ready to move inl and large fence $178,900. Owners bedroom, 2 1/2 bath or call 313-886-4171. $263,500 yard. Security sys motivated, must sell! French colonial. New $229.000 OPEN Sunday, 2- 5pm. Mario Como, tem. 2 car garage. (810)481-4477 wood windows, refin- 790 Canterbury. ex- C 21 Town & Country $510,000. By Owner. GROSSE Pointe ished hardwood Woods, Scott built, 5 GROSSE pointe ceptional ranch on 810-242-2300 Call (313)885-774 Woods. Updated 2 floors, professionally for appointment. bedroom colonial with quiet cul-de-sac in the WATERFRONT- St. landscaped, neutral 2 full and 2 half baths. bedroom home with Open Sunday, 1pm basement on extra Woods. 3 bedroom, 2 Clair River. 1,800' decor and many other Updated kitchen, fin- 1/2 bath, new roof, all ranch, double lot, total updatesl $374.900. 4pm ished basement. cen- wide lot. Park- like setting with pond. new doors & windows, renovation 2000. 2 (313}88&-0658 GROSSE Pointe Park- tral air, first floor laun- finished basement. bedrooms, 2 baths. dry, 2 1/2 car garage 2169 Roslyn. GROSSE Pc5inte Park lovely 2 bedroom $122,000. (313)881- first floor laundry. 515 N. Main Street, and much more. Move North of Marine City. $355,000. Charming ranch, comer lot. Fire- 1792 large wood deck sur- impeccable main- place. Florida room, in condition. Call for $349,000. Open Sun- appointment rounded by JapanSse day 12- 3. (810)765- tained 3 bedroom partiaHyfinished base- HARPER Woods. 2 garden with pond. ment with wet bar, (313)882-5353 bedroom, new bath. 8422 English tutor. library. $425.000. Byappoint- . sun porch. central air, hardwood floors, all hardwood floors, ment, (313)881-5356 Classified Advertising hardwood ftoors, fin- fresh paint. Lots of up- basement. By Owner. an IDEA that sellsl ished basement. pro- gradesl $199,500. $78.000. (313)417- View at yNfN.hno.com e.-1WU~ fessionally landscap- Greg or Amy 2871 ~ ~\C;i 'A' ed privacy fenced LaFrance, Century 21 800 HOUSES FOR SALE yard. security system, Associates. 810-286- 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 2 car garage with au- 5880 x388. 800 HOUSES fOR SALE ROSSE Point tomatic openers, roof GROSSE Pointe Woods- 1658 Broa 1 year old, walk to Shores. Rare opportu- Park on Lake St.Clair, nity! 2,700 sq. ft. bnck stone. 3 bedroo short drive to ranch. Looking at all brick colonial. larg lat. Many updates RenCen. Shown by offers. Open Sunday, appointment only 1- 4. 44 Fairford. John $299.900. Open Sun day 1- 4pm (313) 232-6262 Manjo, Keller Williams (313)886-7271 HARPER Woods, 3 Realty, 810-532-0500 bedroom brick ranch, GROSSE Pointe GROSSE Pointe 3 1/2 car garage. Up- Woods, 4 bedrooms, Woods- best bUy! Up- 4UNrr dates include: central CONDO Four unit Inoome property south 2 1/2 baths, 2 car ga- dated 2 bedroom CANAL HOME Four bedroom, three stolY Condo Four bedroollI, one and one halt balll. of Jefferson Four new Boilers, air. roof, electrical. fin- rage, partially finished ranch, small yard, Wonderful courtyard location Half ished basement. Nat- 2,000 square foOl BungaloW loCated bath on first floor (two and one ha/f electric. hot water tanks. kitchens. basement, freshly deck. FHA, VA okay. on a secludeCI canal street]USl SOtJl!l baths total) vaulted cedIng 011third baths. porch. WindOWS, refrigera- ural fireplace. Lots painted, hardwood 01 Metro Beach Recent kitchen I\oOr Hardwood floore and plaster tors, stove, dl$pOSl!lS. $93,900/ offer. Centu- updates, profeSSlOOal palntmg and walls $269.000 more. $170,000. San- floors throughoUt. ry 21 AM, 810-773- large, 100 X 100' lot are lust some 01 dy O'Conner, ReMax the many fine e,menibeS $219,000 $408,900. (248)442- 4200. Advantage. 810-598- 4815 17S70MACK 0700 GROSSE POIK1't 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSfS fOR SAlf 617/ 619 NEFF ROAD ARTS & CRAFTS GROSSE POINTE CITY CONDO QutstandlllQ three bedroOfT1 bungalow wOODS BUNGALOW EXl:eptlonal location Freshly with numerous updates l!lCIudlIlQ New OulstandmQ tour bedroom one and painted and carpeted Immediate COLONIAL one half batfi bungalow, with a very roof. vmyl Siding, carpet, paint, \)Oller, mce creatl\/e touches, many new fea. occupancy Two bedroom upper unit. elec1nc Updated kitchen with new tures mcludlng. pamt remodeled one bath, 800 square feet Second cupboards and counters Full 1WO FAMILYHOME kitchen (new flOOr, cuWoards, count- ers) remodeled bathroom (new I\oOr basemEl"t, two car garage Lot size approximately 55'X140'. ceramIC tOilet and Sink). whOle house , reparned $186,500 Approximately 2.834 sq. ft. of living area. Approximately 1399 sq. ft. of basement. Foyer. living room. dining room. 2 bedrooms. den and (810) 773-7138 fireplace on both levels. Brick garage. Central air in both levels. Separate furnaces and water heaters. Newer dl'iveway/roof/waterproofinglfences and landscaping. $349,900 ErIC OOCsen. ORI. ASR • (313)882-3975 . , cr ...... (313)1.7 1' •• '. 3 " ThursdaY, June 7, 2001 ,• Page 24 YoudJ ... HARPER Woods Co TODAY'S BEST Cp. 8 Mile! Beacons- PRICE SLASHED ST. Clair ShoreS, 31284 field. Approximately HARPER WOODS Burton. Stunning 3 BUYS On th1s sharp Harper NEWUsnNG (ill 900 square feet. 2 OPEN SUNDAY bedroom brick ranch Woods, maintenance GroeN Pointe Park BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom, bedroom. car port, 1PM-4PM on cul- de- sac, re- basement storage, free 3 bedroom 3 bedroom colonial, new 2 bath comer unit .. 19381 Washtenaw modeled bath, new appliances. $42,000. bungalow. Tons of kitchen, bath & roof & condo with lovely gar. 3 bedroom bungalow. light wood kitchen (313)886-4899 carpet, natural fireplace. den views. Large Very neat and clean. updates, finished with ceramic' flOOr and 2 car garage. Priced to heated pool & carport. HARPER Woods, first of', FuU finished basement, basement with bath. dishwasher. newer vi. sell, $139,900 Move in condition. floor 1 bedroom ~ garage. Motivated seIl- Huge 2.5 garage. nyl wirKtows, 1/2 bath er. Call for more details. GI'0888 Pointe Park Must see to appreci. op. Priced to sell. call in finished basement, 31s.882-6625 Move in condttion. HARPER WOODS central air, updated 2 bedroom single, ate. (313)884-3456 or air with Asking $103,900. HONEY furnace, garage and gas forced (810)778.3596 INVESTOR'S special, central air, new roofl 15 unit apartment Ultra modem 3 bedroom more. $154,900. CLEAN 2 bedroom, 1 Also offering 19968 brick bungalow, 29724 Champine- carpeting, very sharp. building, coin laundry, Only $79,900 1/2 bath condo. $285.000. 313.882- Washtenaw. 9 bedroom formal dining room. charming, large 3 Grosse Pointe bungalow, new vinyl sid- NEWUSnNG 4132 Finished basement. bedroom brick ranch, schools. Central air, ing, basement, Grosse Pointe Park finished Covered patio. 1-5 newer doors and wt~ all appliances. Open LAKESHORE Village, garage, many updates. 613 income bungalow, 23203 Edsel Ford garage on park- like lot, dows, newer roof,' Sunday 1- 4. 20521 A must see. family room with lIre- new side drive, 2 car Court. St. Clair $134,500 .. WilliamSburg Ct., be- Shores. Spacious 2 Asking $104,900. place, central air, 1/2 garage. Gas heat, CALL CAROL "r' $169,900 terms. tween Beaconsfield! bedroom condo. Just KOEPPLIN bath in finished base- Harper, off Vernier. remodeled. Carpet Don Symons, ment, 2 car garage, NEWUSnNG CENTURY 21 Grosse Pointe Park (313)885-8613 throughout, natural 313-881-5659, much more! cedar beams, all new SHOWCASE 2 bedroom, frame GMAC Real Estate, $164,900. Flo Abke, FIRST OFFERING appliances Including 810-215-5228 The Kee Group. century 21 AM Real single, gas heat, HARPER WOODS washer & dryer. Cen. hardwood floors, Sharp brick townhouse HARPER Woods. Estate, Inc. (313)884- tral air, club house handyman special on Williamsburg Court. Grosse Pointe ST. CLAIR SHORES 6186 pool & day care. Best $135,000 or offer Nothing to do but move unit & location In com- schools, 19911 Coun- Sharp 4 bedroom home NEWLlSnNG in. Private basement. plex. Must see to ap- try Club, 4 bedrooms, featuring formal dining Cu,.'.' ea,. eM Grosse Pointe Park Asking only $98,000. preciate. $97,900. room, 5O'x 162' lot. 1 .5 bath, family room, Irt ••1 ,.I.t. Flna. 4 bedroom, 2 baths, Call for an appoint- 2 .5 car garage, 1,550 $119,900. FHANA Stieber Realty 3 B.~rH.I, 2 Bd~l, brick bungalow, gas ment. 810-598-9890, sq. ft. $143,500. ST. CLAIR SHORES Att••h~ 9.r,." 810-775-4900 heat, hardwood floors, 810-872.8787 1st offering. Lakeview 2 Fir,.I.....",fallll, (313)881-7556 side drive, 2 car brick FRASER- unique end SChools. Sharp 5 room R... With DIUt-l. YOU can own for less garage. Sharp home. unit, 1 bedroom, 650 OPEN Sunday, 2- 5, ranch includes all appli- B,.k Sh.lnl. Spui,.. then rental rates. 1537 Hampton, Mut,r B.~t••• Wit~ $l85,OOOlterms. sq. ft., carport, patio. Large 2 bedroom cor- ances. $92,500. FHA W.lk-I. CI... t stove, refrigerator, Grosse Pointe Lee RN_ Estate ur" ner unit, second floor, & Sittl'~ Ar,•• dishwasher, many ex. Woods. 1900 sq. ft., Ask 10r Harvey hardwood floors, up- new addition with all N,,,,r: Ap' lill"', tras. $64.9001 nego- dated kitchen, recent- 810-771-3954 flt •••~ It, R.. f CROWN tiable. (810)286-1929 the amenities, large & "I'~ew•. ly painted. Quiet area. kitchen with eating ST. Clair Shores, 26101 GROSSE Pointe City Close to St. John area, master suite Harmon. 2 bedroom Atkil!! $i1S OOO. REALTY flat. 6171 619 Neff. Hospital. Great invest- with jacuzzi & walk-in brick ranch, 1 1/2 i TOM MCDONALD & Living room, dining ment property. closet, second floor bath, formal dining .!':LC~.t.:.. MARTIN MCDONALD room, 2 bedrooms, $53,500 negotiable. laundry, 3 bedrooms, room, Trex deck. Op'rJ::~'" 313-821-6500 den, 2 car garage, Land contract! lease. 2 1/2 baths, more. $159,900. Open Sun- central air. $349,900. Ownerl broker Agent! OWi,tlr. day,1pm-.4pm. Auention G8ti8r8 (313)882-3975 (313)881.1106 (313)882-5048 . are a fun way to say LAKESHORE Village, 801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS ST. Clair Shores 1 bed- ST. Clair Shores- 21521 "See this ad" 22970 Marter, room condo, very 1377 SUNNINGDALE Kramer, 3 bedroom $94,400- 22996 Gary Faces Lochmoor 1,026' square office clean. Brick building, ranch, new carpet, Lane, $99,800. Diana- carport, under Golf Course. 01/ .:. condo. 11 Mile! Harp- 2600 sq. ft. new driveway. New * Fiorini Realty, $50,0001 terms. er. $140,000. CB Ri- windows ordered. Only $2 (810)9n-8232 Crown Realty, 313- Many updates. chard Ellis. (248)353- $675,000 $126,500. (313)882- call 313-882~900 ext 3 821-6500 (313)885-9344 7737 to place your ad today 5400 808 WATERFRONT HOMES 808 WATERFRONT HOMES 808 WATERFRONT HOM£S 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAn LAKE HURON WATERFRONT 22465 MAPlE Sf. CJAB SIIQRf'.S ;i LUXURY LAKEFROm $279,900 HOMES WA1DIfRONI' BKAl'ID NEW 1.800 sq. ft. ~ ~ ~ :3 berlJOOI ns, 2 full tahs, large living & dining area will cahedml ceilings, Starting at $199,900 US. naurat firep&ace, modem kId1en wIh oak trim cabinets, first floor 1aundIy. Located 15 minutes from the Bluewater Bridge in canada. Only 6 waterfront units left. RE/MAX ADVMITAGE 1 2 (3' ataehed gilage, 900 sqUGR feet d t For information on these or any other lake or river front properties, fIlMIKJ.KOY ~vieWcilakefromdeck. Call Rod Gowrie at Magic Realty Inc. 519.332-6880 <:erUaI air, steel seawall. Ar1de1'Sel1 or • ~ (810)242-1770 wir1dc:1NS. l,~ sqLBe feet. 8ull in 1986. Ii ~~ .. 'iI - -:-- YourHome Page 25 Thursday, June 7, 2001 CI_~ • (313)882-6900ext. 3 810 "flLl OR LEAS[ lO Te, 803 CONDOS tiPTS f~A1C, 808 \,JAHPFROfn liOMlC, GROSSE Pointe 803 \.or~DU\ ;\pT<., I i!lT' 5 to 10 acre parcels of 4 LOST Lake Woods- Woods- 1601 Brys. PORT Austin area- east land contract WINUWOOD POinte ST. Clair, MI- Golf Beautiful 4 bedroom year round lake front TotaUy renovated 3 Condo on Nautical course condo. 14th home, private club, terms. Most down bedroom, 1 1/2 bath fairway. 2 bedroom, 2 home. Located on membership included. payments a low as Mile in St. Clair web bungalow. New 1 1/2 bath. 2 car gqrage, full lake Huron. Visit 4 bedroomS, 2 full $500. For a complete Sh0r8S. 2nd floOr unit, car garage. $229,0001 basement. Asking, site as follows: fg[ baths. $230,000. 2 bedrooms. 2 full ref- list of all available par- $1,650 monthly rent. $230,000. (810)326- M!tbYOwner.com 313 -5535 baths. Loaded wlttr 4120 eren ... , . I Classified •• (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Page26 YourHome Thursday, June 7, 2001 " Tom Griffithl Adlhoch & Assoc. $179,900 2-4pm 2-4pm Higbie Maxon Agney Higbie Maxon Agney, Inc. $439,000 2-4pm 2-5pm By Owner . $425,000 2-5pm Agent/Owner . " $224,900 2-4pm Higbie Maxon Agney, Inc. -...,~ $178,900 1-4pm By Owner .. ." $244,900 2-4pm Lucido & Associates Prudential Grosse Pointe Real Estate $449,900 2-4pm .. $408,900 1-4pm By Owner .' Lucido & Associates ' ..' 2-4pm .' Prudential Grosse Pointe Real Estate $223,500 2-4pm Prudential Grosse Pointe Real Estate $649,000 2-4pm $229,000 2-4pm By Owner :< By Owner . ~ $143,900 2-4pm i " $135,900 2-4pm Centu ry 21 Villa Sine & Monaghan GMAC . - $79,899 2-4pm ...t - $159,900 12-3pm By Owner Don Symons/GMAC R.E. Kee $103,900 1-4pm Don Symons/GMAC R.E. Kee $104,900 1-4pm 1-4pm " .. Affordable and well maintained three Fantutic two bedroom, one and one bal bedroom Colonial in Park with two ear Lakeshore Village condo on Lakeshore bath ranch with family room and large eat- garage. $129,900 Road in SL Clair Shores. $94,900. in Jdtehen. $349,900 for Additional Information Please Call: 8tlANA 8INE CAMEQON, ABQ ~JAN G 313-505-8040 com website: sbanaSinecameron.realtor.com e-mail: scameronemi-mls. -- •. " ~.. " '!f.l 4 ". , •t Thi8 UlrM bedroom bungaJow ~ a mu- CbarmiDg tJuo. bedJuum brlok nmah Inthe :fI'aDDMIc oIub-lik8 88UiDg with an IngrouDd. Jl'anS8Mio Ulree bed:roow, two tun bUh ranch in ter bedroom with Q 8lttb1g area, built-In book- be8z1 at the Parma. Reftnt-hecJ. hardwOod fb:Ir.. poollUJd pool bouse plus an opcm. &or plan a aupericr Wood8 looatIoo QI1 a huge, park like c:s.- aDd window -*- Tbe tIDi8bed be...... , 1ng &Del .. uodwak throughout, f!repJaoe &Del mab8 thI8 home greM tar miB1aiDlng. Pour site. 0naI0aa :room. ... new gourmet IU1d __ A baa a bait be*h Jr11IDblm floor. In boolraI_ In 1he 1tftDg room plus a bait bedroama. tbree aDd 0118 half bUb8. famU;r kttalw1 famDy room with buib-In 1II1tertalD- gnU JooetIon .1oK,9OQ be*h &Del omoe In tbe b_... ~ UpdMee room aDd den. t'748,OOO. mm' 0811_ aad a fh'IR Door IauDd1'7 roam. IDetude tarnaoe, air cnndtUcJnlng, wiDdowB and t48&.OOO. bot ...... beater. Pro .-- ...... "'V landeneped http;//tQurs,W;ppOOia oomlAC1WEfiQT.htm with ZIIo&D:t' perennial gardeaa. .19.900. ., 82 Kercheval, " I OR the Hill 313-884-0600 Grosse Pointe Farms www.reaJeslilteoM.~om