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L _ _~ince:!'!:'!!L N~ws serving the five Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods atij*ih¥i.M AIIlAC e&i.iiRiliiitMltlhMh IMiiti,ii"... ,. ',a...,dOuq. INSIDE Staffers garner 5 professional awards • Nearly a dozen mature. healthy Grosse Pomte News and 5t he has won over the years m cov- Shores ConnectIon news edItor, pers, IS pleased hIS reporters dre Norway maple trees are cut down by Clair Shores ConnectIOn wnters enng the ash borer threat earned an honorable mentIon for gettmg the profeSSIOnalrecogm- the Grosse POinte Public School collected five awards June 22 at Showmg reportmg versatilIty, her May 15 story, "Browsers and tlon they deserve System to make room for 25 more the DetrOIt Metropohtan SocIety Lmdberg also took first place In Senous Researchers Gather," "Too often the top.notch parking spaces on Fisher Road behind of ProfessIonal Joumahsts annu. Sports Reportmg WIth hIS story, about the dedICatIOn of the the Jounahstlc efforts of weekly the bleachers at the Grosse Pomte al banquet "Back Home at the Indy 500 • St Clair Shores Pubhc LIbrary's newspaper reporters are not rec- South HlgJl,School athletic field See Staff wnter Brad LIndberg hIStory center and cafe The story ogmzed," MmnIs saId "But they photos of the devastation on Page 3A took home three first-place Staff wnter Jenme MIller, cov- covered the rare matenals found bnng to theIr Jobs the same edu- See related edltonal on Page SA awards One was In Spot News enng the Grosse POInte Pubhc there, how much the center cost, catIOn, traInIng and profeSSIOnal. Reportmg for hIS story, "Two Lost School 8ytem, took third place m where the money came A-om,how Ism as their ;olleagues on larger as Boat Founders' Feature News Reportmg tor her people use the center, Its ament. publIcatIons LIndberg's "Emerald Ash Borer story, "North Future Doctors Get ties and cntlClsms ThIs year's entnes were Judged WEEK AHEAD InvaSIon" story earned hIm top AdVIcefrom Alumna" by the New Jersey Chapter of the recogmtIOn m General News Also In Feature News John Mmms, emtor and gener- SOCIety of ProfeSSIOnal Reportmg, one of many awards Reporting, Ann Fouty. 8t ClaIr al manager of the two newspa- JournalISts Thursday, July 1 Los Gatos Will perform at 7 p m at 5t Clair and Kercheval In the MUSICon the 4th holiday starts with a bang! Plaza cOhcert senes In the Village bUSI- Librarians ness district of Ihe Crty of Grosse POinte
Saturday, July 3 picket Woods l.Jz Aiken and Jeanie McNeil Will tape an epIsode of their WMTV show "Positively Positive" at the West Park groundbreaking Farmers Market from 11.15 a m to By Carrie Cunningham 1215 pm Joms the current construc- StaffWnter tion of the Park branch on The market IS open from 8 a m 10 1 Pulhng a page out of the P m and IS located on Kercheval LakepoInte and Jefferson hiStory of the labor move- The Park branch IS expected between Nottingham and the west City ment, Grosse POInte LIbrary limits In Grosse Pointe Park to be completed b) late unton members pIcketed October what should have been a fes- HoldIng SIgnS urgIng the Grosse PolOte Farms Will host Its fire- tIve occasIOn - ground- hbrary board to renew Its works at the Pier Park at dusk. breakmg ceremomes for the wage contracts that have Woods branch lam Idle bmce July 2002, the Sunday, July 4 Grosse POinte hbranans hbrary stafT wants an Happy Fourth of JUlyl and support staff have been Increase In salary compara- workmg two year~ WIthout a ble to other hbrary staff~ Grosse Pointe Woods Will provide contract Even though a across the state pool Side musIc for Its reSidents and fact-finder recently Issued a In a press release about a guests at Lake Front Park report that could have laId fact-findIng report ISbued by the groundwork for a com- the MIChIgan Em,Rloyee Wednesday, July 7 promIse, both Sides have yet RelatIons CommIttee that to come together suggested the library could Services for Older CItizens (SOC) Will On a bnght, breezy after- present a talk by Mark Barnett of MB afford Increased compensa. noon, the groundbreakmg tIOn, Grosse POInte Squared FinanCial Services at 11 15 ceremony at Mack and Llbranan PreSIdent DIana a m Wednesday, July 7, at Ihe Vernier was attended by Howbert embraced the Neighborhood Club He Will diSCUSS many noted publIc offiCIals, report's results asset allocation and Will teach tech- such as Woods Mayor Robert "ImplementatIOn of the niques that profeSSionals use to control NOVItke and school board nsks In a volall)e market report would result In much- members Ahmed Ismail and needed Improvements III JOin SOC for a hot lunch at 11 a m Joan RIchardson wage and benefits for the The presentation Will be after lunch "I am so proud of what maJonty of the member- • we've been able to accom- ShIp," she said The Wednesday mght summer con- phsh WIth thIS project ThIS For hIS part, Bruce want- cert senes kicks off at 730 P m at the faCIlItyWIll serve as a testa- ed to emphaSize the new Grosse Pomte War MemOrial With ment to the Importance of branches Crooner Paul King and hiS 15-plece lIfelong learnmg to the CIti- "We hope that the commu- Rhythm Orchestra The grounds open zens of Grosse Pomte - and nIty WIll be able to focus on at 6 pm TIcket pnces are $5 ($2 for WIll enhance the qUalIty of the SIgnIficant Impact that children under 10) on the day of con- lIfe for all who reSIde In thiS Photo" by Rob£-rt Mtl\ean the new IIbranes In Grosse cert) for all shows, except July 23 ($7 A clear and mUd early summer evening drew a record number of commumty," lIbrary board Pomte Woods and Grosse for adult or child) A limited number of people to the area of Maclr. and Vernier to watch the Grosse Pointe preSident John Bruce said In POinte Park WIll proVIde for tickets WIll be sold In advance and WIll Wooda fireworks on Sunday. JUDe 27. Although Woods officiaJa a speech at the ceremony all our taxpayers and not guarantee Indoor audltonum seating In could not give an official estimate, Deputy Public Safety Director The begInmng of construc. the event of rain tlon for the Woods branch James Fowler said the event had, uThe largest crowd ever, con- See LIBRARY, page 2A siderably more than (the 40.000 estimated averages) before. " Above. one of the 2.600 fireworks sparkles in the eastern sty. Below, Angelo Grillo. Alex Caruso and Michael Caruso enjoy their pre-fireworks sparklers .
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..- July 1, 2004 2A News Grosse Pointe News
SO VPt1r" r1P"O thi" wppk yesterday's headlines ,/ lJ 50 years ago this week WIll hear arguments thiS Baseball Coaches • A complete survey of week on relocatmg a section ASSOCiatIOn after post1Og of border between Grosse one of the finest 10dlVldual elm trees m the Grosse POinte Park and Detroit seasons m Grosse Pomte POInte will be conducted As things stand, homes on North baseball hIStory BOOn Wayburn are In both CItIes Ottevaere's statistics This 1S a commumty pro- The fronts are 10 the Park. 10clude a 546 battmg aver- ject m which the state The backs are 10 DetrOIt age WIth 53 RBIs and 51 Bureau of Plant Industry, • Hundreds of local runs scored are the second part of the agncultural best marks In North hiStory department, will furnish pohce, city offiCials and frIends Jom faDlIly members HIS lIfetIme batt10g aver- quahfied and tramed per- age of 521 IS No.1 on the sonnel to survey the extent In paYIng last respects to Andrew Teetart, retIred school's career hst for play- of Dutch elm disease dam- ers haVing at least 100 at age cluef of polIce m the CIty of Grosse Pomte bats • A day of fun ill Grosse Teetart, 65, was a native POInte Woods lakefront park of the CIty He grew up Just turns tragic when an 8-year- 5 years ago this week across the street from the • PhIl Travella of Grosse old member of a DetrOit polIce statIOn He served on famJly,gJlests of Woods rela- Po1Ote Shores gives hiS the force for 40 years and tives, drowns m the swun- matador red and chrome retIred m 1976 mmg pool 1957 Chevy Bel AIr convert- • Many Grosse Pomte Ible a good wash and shme 10 years ago this week reSidents cntlClZe the CIty'S m preparatIOn for the Improvements don't hinder bathers new pohce pohcy of shootIng • Sen John Kelly, D- Nautical MIle claSSIC car stray dogs and sending therr Grosse POInte Woods, calls CruIse. Although their lakeside park I.a somewhat noisier this summer than in severed heads to Herman for teleVIsed publIc debates • In the bIggest pubhc past seasons, residents of Grone Pointe Park still enjoy the cool comfort of K1efer Hospital for rabies among candidates for US. works proJect smce the town the batbJDg beach despite construction work in progreu on the new boat tests Senate m order to raIse pub- was laId out, Grosse Po1Ote hlU'bor and pier. In the background. beyond and away from the swimmlDg lic awareness of the Issues Farms WIllseparate most of facilities, caD be seen the pUe driving rig of Dunbar-Su1ltn.D Co. (From the 25 years ago this week facmg voters thiS electIOn Its sewers at a cost of $16 July 1, 1954 Grosse Pointe News. Photo by Fred Runnells.) year mIllIon Work WIll begm by • The Youth Service Kelly IScamp81gnmg for a the end of the year. DIVISion closes shop after Senate seat vacated by Don The project will mvolve nme years of fightIng Juve- Reigle. laYIng 16 miles of storm mlecnme • Glona Hmz of Grosse sewer pipeS rangmg from 12 Shores village attorney retires The bell tolled for the YSD Ralph Houghton, an attor- wonderful relatIonship" from Ralph's expertIse and Pomte Woods, a teacher 10 to 60 mches In diameter In last week when the school the East DetroIt publIc all, more than 84,000 feet of ney WIth the Blrmmgham Dr James Cooper, serVIng judgment as I naVIgate board unanrmously voted to offices of Clark HIll law a second consecutive term municipal government" schools, IS honored by the new pIpe WIllbe put under- WIthdraw Its support, lOam- MIchigan AsSocIatIOn of ground. firm, has retIred after repre- as VIllage preSIdent, gave "I look at my 16 years ly due to the unannounced School Boards for educatIon- • Grosse Pomte Farms sentmg Grosse Pomte Houghton a clock m remem- WIth Grosse Po1Oteas one of temporary transfer of a dIVI- al excellence 10mterdIsclph- offiCIals fine-tune the CIty'S Shores smce January, 1988 brance of tIme spent ill the the hlghbght of my legal sion officer thIs month from Dunng those 16 1/2 years Shores career," Houghton s81d "rve naryleammg disaster plan In the wake of North HIgh to the Grosse • Derek Ottevaere IS thIs month's dnnkmg water of cross-town counselmg, Cooper saId, "He gotten to know the people 10 Pomte Woods detectIve named to the All-State cnSlS caused when power IS Houghton served four VII- (Houghton) has gIllded the thIs area - Eastalders as bureau cut to the filtratIon plant lage preSIdents but only one VIllage legal shIp through we call them 10 BIrmingham • A Wayne County judge Dream Team selected by the MIchIgan HIgh School - Brad LIndberg VIllage manager, MIke new ordmances, ordmance - and what a wonderful Kenyon codificatIon, successful labor co=uruty you have It has "I'm gomg to miss hlm,~ negotIatIons, penSIOn been a pnVIlege for me to be Kenyon SaId "He's a great restructunng and has given part of that I've enjoyed Farms fireworks on Saturday attorney and good frIend" expert counsel to our van- workmg WIth all the people ThIS weekend's annual and tenms lessons IS scheduled for Wednesday, "MIke has been a steady ous boards, commiSSIOns on the counCIl~ Boat Club Regatta 10 Grosse RegistratIOn for the third July 17, at 7 p.m. hand through four mayors," and VIllage counCIl Pomte Farms begms a seSSIOnof youth sWlmmmg, • The Hentage Concert Houghton s,nd "It's been a PE'rsonally I have benefited - Brad Lmdberg month of actIVItIes for reSI- which begins July 26, WIll Band performs on Sunday, dents at PIer Park. take place Saturday, July July 25, at 4.30 pm The regatta, WIth games, 17, from 830 a m. to noon. • The famIly outdoor ~- contests, a puppeteer and The arts and crafts pro- mOVIe features "Fmding barber shop quartet, WIll be gram WIll be held at 2 p m Nemo~ on Saturday, July 17, held Saturday, July 3, from on Fnday, July 16, and at about 9 p m 11 a m. to 7 p.m A concert Fnday, July 30 • The SWIm ChICks syn- by Soul ProVIder follows at 8 On Saturday, July 31, a chronlZed l!Wlm team WIll pm Wltn lakell\de fireworks Pewablc pottery project fOT present Its annual show on 1. at 10 p m youth ages 6 to 15 years WIll Sunday, July 25, at 6'30 p m .\ FIreworks can be VIewed nm from noon to 3 p.m. For more 1OformatlOn,call from along Lakeshore 10 the There are fees for these pro- the Farms department of >. Farms grams parks and recreatIon at ., On Monday, July 5, scuba The followmg events have (313) 343-2405 Fees must ~. dIVIng certmcatIon classes no fees. accompany registratIOns for begm, as well as the second • The Grosse Pomte all programs \ seSSIon of youth swunmmg Symphony Stnng Rehearsal t I War Memorial outdoor concert series set to begin Wednesday The Wednesday mght Sponsors of the Summer summer concert senes WIll The Wednesday MUSIC FestIVal concerts kIck oft' on July 7, 2004, at • h d mclude Valente Jewelers, the Grosse POInte War nlg tout oor con- Comenca Bank, FranklIn Memonal The first concert cert series has Bank, NatIonal CIty Bank, of the senes WIll feature . . Rockport Properties, LLLC Pho\.() by Carne Cunnmgham Crooner Paul K1ng and hIs become a traditIOn and Standard Federal Bank Memben of the Ubrary board and adm.iDistration. above. u well u pubUc om- 15-plece sWIng orchestra, at the War All concerts begm at 730 ciaI8 broke groUDd for the new Ubrary on the afternoon of Monday. JUDe 28. the Rhythm Orchestra The pm, and the grounds open From the left are Grosse Pointe WoocI.aMayor Robert Novitke. school board concert WIll begin at 7 30 Memorial now in at 6 00 p m TJ.cket pnces member Joan Richardson, Ubrary board president John Bruce. Ubrary director pm. The group WIllbeJomed . ' are $5 ($2 for children under Vickey Bloom and newly elected school board member Ahmed Ismail. by female vocal tno, the ItS 45th season. ten, day of concert) for all Below. the Grosae Pointe Park Ubrary branch Is wen UDderway and I.a expect- SatIn Dolls, and WIllfeature = shows, except July 23 ($7 for ed to be completed by October. musIc from the bIg band era band have been nomInated adult or child) A hmlted KIng, a reSident of Grosse for several DetrOit musIc number of tickets Will be POInte Park, has appeared awards sold m advance and WIll on numerous local and The Wednesday mght out- guarantee mdoor audltan- natIOnal teleVISionand radio door concert senes has urn seatmg m the event of performances K1ng and hiS become a tradItIon at the ram War Memonal, now 10 Its 45th season Other featured The Grosse Po1Ote War artIsts In the senes Include Memonal IS located at 32 Gro& Po1nt~ N£ws Steve K1ng and the Thtthes Lake Shore Dnve In Grosse (USPS 230-400) on July 14, Red Garter Pomte Farms For more Pubh,hed every Thursday Band on July 21, Alexander mfonnatJon please contact By Anleebo Publtshen Zonjlc & Fnends on July 23, the Gro •• e Po1Ote War 96 Kercheval Avenue and Mark Randlsl on July Memonal at (1111 I'll'll7ill Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 30 PHONE: (313) 882-6900 Pf>rlod,cal PosrdRP pi! d ill {)(>lrcul Mtch gan aM add'ilonal mOl I n~
"ulxcr;pflonoil"'''' R.HM. SJ7 per yt'itr v~a mcl I ,,, rtH:- Mfotro IIfPCl Sfi S oul of Mt>tro iHf'iI PO'iTM"STf~ Sf>od oUidrMolo d ..~~ ro c..r~ Fhlnte Nt'ows % Kfor(heval Gr0'5w PolnrE'FilfTTK MI482Jfi n.. dNcIoM lor copy 10 MooIoby Summer s JOYS are many Every wee!< Hill p..... 10 ...... anolhe< reason to celebrate Jl..o:MrWilntt (09'( '0' Serrctlot'\ f'!. 'TMJ\.t ""nos be- In tht MJw.rt sinjil: ~l1mprrt h.,.. k!e and love W!ttl fnends lamdy >< 10 lO • m on MoOO.lv and netghbot!; VIVIano s has AMrtl\m~ U>PI( t~ 'i-KftOM"~ arw:t ( mLJfJhf.IOrhf.¥M>rtl~nJi:rlI>pal1 a beauttful selecl1o<1 of the season s~ mPnlhry )OOpm ooMorrl.1-¥ your ,ORRH [10M ANI) ADlVSTMfVTS most lestIVe tIowers for all ~1""lof~.r<1,\ao,,~.-rl gJf1-gMnq aoo deco Cf"I~ ('A IhP rh.-l~for 0I'.a rp r'11n ri ItW' por~lOf1 n PfJOl' /'I.I(Ir(Kc'lIlOf1 ml"ljf ~ II:~ mflTlPbo' nrrPd'1Ofl mlht: ~ From page lA "We contmue to encouraf{C Broce Iq ecql,stlc about the lrM ~ Mllf' VYP.t\~ no ~I our umon representative to progres. of the Woods and If'. (" fhp \,1, ...... &lE' fll"~'rN"l1lOf1 8 allow the plcket10g to Nfly,,~ ~lt down m face to-face Park branchE'S T1w ( r"..."'" fbnlP r~ *" Rht VIVIANO no! II ,I ("'P' .'In .. ~rY'I"' ... ry""'r detract from the focus," he n('gotlatlOns to qettle on a "It's f{omg to change the (,f0'N' FtllrW ~ ~ ~ ~ 'f'Pl"'P fLOV\'FR SH9J' qald contract that meets the E'quatlOn of how lIbrary ser- ...u_ h.M> no ol I I I July 1, 2004 Grosse Pointe News 11A Everyday Low Pnce Manufacturer's Mall-ln Rebate $597 After Mall-In Improving Home Improvement- Gallon Rebate '30 rebate on 8 5 9allon container Clear Wood Protector Waterproofing Sealant 'WaterGLJard~ protection 11194507 $1797 Everyday Low Pnce Special _$10 Mall-lnManufacturer'sRebate Value $797 After Mail-In $49 Gallon Rebate '50 rebate on 8 5 gallon container 5 HP (Peak), 12 Gallon Contractor series Interior 100% Acrylic *Convertible blower port Flat Wall Paint '18' cord 'Super OUiet motor oTrueTrac~ anti-up deSIgn oLrfeumewarranty -( ,I 22.0 Cu. Fl 6,000 Btu Air Conditioner 52" Armitage compar:eat 40 lb. Quikrete Concrete Mix Side-by-Side Refrigerator .20% more coojlng BTU s lhan 5,000 BTU unrts Flushmount ceiling Fan $34 llm~ 2 pallets (approx,mately 256 p Westland Howell Monroe Southgate Bloomfield ClintonTwp, Chestelfield Southfield Harper Woods S, Clinton Twp, Sterling Hts. 1~_1ld 1100 S UIoOI\ F_1\I!l ,...IIIItS"H_llll 1Id. 1~HllIld. 11l!II~"Ad. 2I8!olT","" lid. JSmsGnllcl lOlIOltII4ro!lcbIP!nII '.,,_T.... CIoltonT.,. SloItrlt HIL, II --.(7"1- ~1nS4O-WS 1I11Hor1llT..., ClOT"""'" lid. (llII1lI-~ 15lII4'~l534 15!I1- _II HII1*- 1'*1_0 (1l -- 12A July 1,2004 Grosse Pointe --lNews I C'<~ ~~~. ~T"~h"'- ",,-,, BON SECOURS COTTAGE HEALTH SERVICES This spring, Bon Secours Cottage Health Services earned a prestigious State of Michigan Governor's Award of Excellence in recognition of something we've known all along - we are among the best in Michigan in quality of care improvements in a variety of specialty areas. Presented by the Michigan Peer Review Organization, the Governor's Award celebrates the great strides Bon Secours Cottage has made in three key areas - heart attack, heart failure, and pneumonia prevention - designated as national health care priorities by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. For award-winning patient care close to home, look no further than your own backyard. Proudly serving Eastside families for generations. ~BON SECOURS COTTAGE x HEALTH SERVICES 10A July 1,2004 Business Grosse Pointe News Greenspan raises short-term rates as expected At press time last financial consultants to plane, It was resealed Monday, Wall Street econo- Jacobson Stores Inc, the behmd the walls, some- mists and traders alike parent of Jacobson's, for- Let's talk ... Stock Market where In time were almost unammous merly m the Village and A few old-timers have at a Glance that the Federal Reserve mne other Michigan loca- would post the expected 25 told LTS that thIS story has tIOns STOCKS been gomg around for Fnday Close, 6/25/04 basis pomt (l basIs oomt IS Jake's chaIrman, Nathan years, and It'S only a story Dew Jones 100 10,372 11100of 1 percent) mcrease Rosenfeld, had a phllosophy But now you know the rest In short.tenn rates that mlddle-rncome and Nasdaq Camp .2,025 ofthe story I Wednesday wealthy women were natu- In 2006, If you buy a sec- S&P500lndex 1,134 But mflation contmues to rally very fashIOn conscIous financmg WIth the state discovered a small wooden treasurer, who served as ond story condo at St Cl81r $1f1 EUROs 12159 march on, despIte crude 011 and would purchase better 8lTplane hangIng from a trustee of the MIcillgan near the alley, wouldn't It and gasohne backmg off clothmg and accessones as cellmg Crude 011 (BIll ) 37 55 state pensIOn funds be mce to look up and see their recent highs a badge of their wealth and InSide the walls, they diS- All of the bonds were p81d covered the remnants of a an airplane hangmg In your Gold (Oz) .. 402 90 ~Real mterest rates" are personal taste hbrary? based on the Fed's current Rosenfeld's goal was to m accordance WIth their former gasolme statIOn and 3-Mo T-Bills .1 26"/0 tel'l1l!l,pnor to Jake's later Federal Funds rate (l per- offer supenor qualIty mer- repair servICebay, off St 3O-YrT-8onds 533% cent, until yesterday), less finanCIal difficulties CI81ron the comer of the Joseph Mengden I.S a resI- chandise, presented m a dent of the City of Grosse the CPI rate, whICh has relaxed atmosphere by So what's the story? Russ old alley, now called the followmg Grosse Pomte Fowler, Jake's preSIdent, Pomte and former chairman Investment.related firms been about 2 percent, untll knowledgeable personnel D'Hondt Way Smce there of First of Michigan "Let's John M Ru:kel CPA, PC. Increasmg recently No longer would MichIgan told LTS that the contractor was no way to remove the Talk Stocks' I.S sponsored by and Rickel & Baun PC Anthmetlcally, that works ladles have to travel to out to a mmus "real mterest ChIcago or New York to rate" for some time now acqUIre enVIable ensembles Untl1 the Fed's recent Smce all Jake's branches Columnist enters space-time continuum expenment WIth ultra-low 1 were located then 10 south- percent short-tenn rates, ern MichIgan, Jake's buyers "Fly me to the moon; let atoms, whIle the AustrIan the U S "real mterest rate" seasonally purchased for me play among the stars!" work used p81rs of CalCium hlstoncally has averaged only one dehvery to Jake's Well, we are not there atoms Each atom's "quan- yet, but as the old saying about 2 percent Now WIth warehouse 10 Jackson, tum state," a complex com- inflation at 2 percent gomg where the buyer personally goes, "We are smffing up bmatlon of tr81ts, was on 3 percent, the Fed's goal Inspected hIsiher mcommg the tree" transnutted to Its counter- WIllhave to be a 4 to 5 per- shtpments As you know by now, the part cent short rate to get back Can you unagme the pnvately funded rocket I'll stop there WIth the to the "normal" 2 percent natIonal buyers for New plane, SpaceShIpOne, flew techno-babble ThIs ISwhat "real interest rate" 10 the York chains purchasmg for to the edge of outer space as Emstem called, "spooky," future seasonal dehvenes m the world's first commemal, and I had trouble WIth alge- manned space flIght The next Fed meetmgs Boston, MIamI, Houston, Khngon. (1 hope as a Joke) transferred phYSicalcharac- bra are m August, November PhoenIX, San FranC18COand The whIte rocket plane But I am a reahst tenstlcs between atoms by BaSically, researchers and December Bond ana- Denver? was released from a larger It took billIOns of dollars usmg a phenomenon so can use lab techmques to lysts are lookmg for another At that tune, Jake's plane called the Wlute and thousands of people to bizarre that even Albert create a weird relationship small IOcrease 10 August, Grosse Pomte branch was a Kmght and igmted Its rock- put man on the moon the Emstem called It spooky between p81rs oftlny partI- but watch out for the fire- small two-story retall store et engme to enter space and first tIme. It's not some- Such "quantum teleporta- cles - atoms. After that, works after the election' on the comer of Kercheval reach an altItude of 328,491 thIng you and your buddIes tIon" of charactenstlcs had the fate of one partIcle and St Clair Plans were feet, or 62 2 mlles above the can whIp up over a couple been demonstrated before m~tantly affects the other, Markets still stalled approved for the acqwsltIon Earth. It landed safely back of brews m the garage. Let's between beams of hght The If one particle IS made to of the entIre block, from St. at a runway 10 the MOjave Just say SpaceShIpOne work WIth atoms IS "a land- take on a certam set of The stock markets were Desert 10 Califorma still range-bound last week Clair to Notre Dame, opened the garage door and mark advance," accordmg to propertIes, the other Imme- requmng the purchase of Not MIchael Melvill, 63, pulled the car out mto the the most recent editIOn of dIately takes on Identical or The Dow dropped 45 pomts, who thus earned hIs wmgs closmg at 10,372 eight additIonal storefronts. street, but the last tIme I the Journal, Nature OPPOSiteproperties, no mat- The consohdatlOn of all as an astronaut, was greet- looked, It'S a few hundred Two teams of sCIentIsts ter how far away It IS and Meanwhlle, the Nasdaq ed by Buzz Aldnn, one of these SiteS created some thousand nules to the report sundar results lD WIthout any apparent phys- ComposIte rose 35 pomts, the first men to walk on the closing above 2,000 agam unIque engmeenng and moon that Issue One group was Ical connection to the first archttectural plans result- moon. By the way, dId anyone led by DaVIdJ Wineland of partIcle Remember the Next Sunday ISthe "The flight today opens a Fourth of July 'Ib have a mg m somewhat dlfferent notice that the shape of the the NatIOnal Institute of "ones" and "zeros" of dIgItal floor and cell10g levels from new chapter m lnstory, SpaceShlpOne was remark- Standards and Technology computer language? It's the good fourth, don't dnnk a makIng space WIthIn the fifth on the Hurd' east to west down ably sIm1lar to Glamorous 10 Boulder, Colo , and the same thing Kercheval reach of ordInary CitIZens," GlenDls, the Belle X-I rock- other by Ramer Blatt of the How IS thIs benefiCial? declared Patti Grace Snuth, What's inside At that pomt, FIrst of et plane 10 which Chuck Umverslty of Innsbruck m Imagme a computer proces- MichIgan and LTS were FAA assOCIate admuustra- Yeager first broke the sound Austna sor that can do tnlhons of Jake's? hIred to pnvately place $8 tor for commercial space barner back m 1947? ThleportatIon be~een calculatIOns more than our iA long story eut short. In . million FIrst Mortgage transportatIOn. Smce I don't have the atoms could someday he at Cray supercomputers can the early 1970s, First of bonds for construction In WashIngton, MIchael nnlhon bucks or so ~et a the heart of powerful quan- now It ISalso a tnlhon MichIgan and LTS were funds LTS negotIated the Lembeck, of NASA's office nde on SpaceShIpOne, I tum computers, which are tImes faster - but here IS of exploratIon systems, sald guess I'll stlll take the bus probably at least a decade the locker - It fits on the the agency mIght offer up to • away from development, head ofa pm IJOHN M. RICKEL, C.P.A" P.C. $30 nulhon m pnzes to Here IS an everybody- Wineland S81d Of course there IS the I encourage commemal nus- knows-tms-but Item He says "at least a decade problem of the super, tee- , CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS slOns to orbit the Earth or Computers are gettIng away" I say, ~Only a decade me-tiny keyboard JUst land on the moon Lembeck smaller The "but" IS how away?" IoddIngl They WIllall have R I C K E L & 8 A U N,P. C. s81d there was even dIscus- small can they get? Let me gIve you two ver- vOicerecogmoon and even. ATTORNEYS sIOnof offenng "a couple The computer on your sIOnsof what thiS means tually be WIred dIrectly mto hundred millIon dollars for desk has much more power First, the compbcated one. our brams You'll be able to PO Box 36200 the first pnvate Orbital and capablhtIes than the Although Wmeland's play sohtaIre and no one GROSSE POINTE FARMS MICHIGAN 48236-0200 fhght" room-Sized ones they used work moved mformatlOn Willever know TELEPHONE 313/886-0000 Hot dog' Let's get out the back m the 1950s It's even about atomIc charactenstlcs weldIng torch and start cut. more powerful than the only a tmy fractIon of an Have a tech questwn or EMAIL nckelbaun@comcast net tmg up the metal garbage L ones in the Apollo space- lOch, that's 10 the ballpark subject you would like cansl How hard can It be? craft that took men to the for what would be needed addressed In thIS column2 Now, look, I am not a moon. 10Slde a computer Want to comment or add skeptic I hke "Star Trek" In a step toward makmg HIS work mvolved trans- your two cents worth2 Mye- enough for my famIly to get ultra-powerful, ultra-small mittIng charactensbcs m411 address I.S mtmaur- me a CD of conversational computers, sCIentIsts have between Palrs of beryl hum er@comcast net 3.01 0/0 New Metro East director McPherson Annual Percentage Yield'" ready to foster business relationships By Ann L Fouty One of her goals IS to about gettmg projects News Editor mcrease membershIp by 100 underway Month As the newly appomted each year and make sure Once-a-month mixers are 22 Metro East Chamber of each receives somethmg a good way for the members Commerce DIrector, JessIca posItIve by Jommg the cham- to network because many of Rate Protection CD McPherson's philosophy IS ber With a potential of the members rely on refer- to see that the chamber 3,000 to 4,000 busmesses In rals and word of mouth to members are workmg for St Clair Shores, the five get new chents "If you are the greater good of the com- Grosse Pomtes, Harper deahng WIth referrals, thiS Will Rates mumty Woods, RoseVIlleand Fraser, IS a great avenue," she said "Workmg together we can she VIewsthe goal as achiev- The chamber can ofTer Increase? accomphsh so much more," able Additionally, busmess semmars to the said McPherson, who has McPherson would also hke small propnetors, Illformmg been on the Job SIX weeks to faclhtate networkmg them of changmg busmess No one knows for certain, but you can The first order of bUSiness between the three St Clair techmques, busmess and IS makmg sure the 270 Shores busmess a~8OClatlOns employee relatIOns, as well Invest Wisely and strll take advantage of a chamber members know - Harper Avenue Busmess as offenng members health future rate Increase, With a Peoples State Ban each other and are Increas- AsSOCIatIOn,the NmelMack msurance for their busmess mg their busmess savvy -Wise ChoiceRate Protection CD. Merchants, and the McPherson, a native of through mJll:ers, small bUSI- NautIcal Mile Merchants Sanilac County, attended ness and educational semi- BnngIng the groups togeth- Photo hv Ann I Fnuty GaIn the benefit of a rate Increase, Aqumas College and worked nars and through market- er, McPherson said, would as the dlstnct executIVe for Jessica McPhel'!lOn, If one occurs dUring the first 22 months, mg, all of which McPherson be workmg for the greater the Oakland County Boy Metro East Chamber of while locking In an attractive current rate now"" Will handle III her newly good of the commumty Scouts focusmg on market- Commerce Executive redecorated office Thanks Many chamber members mg and the commumty Director to a famdy of five sqUirrels ofTer fellow members dIS- Pnor to heTJob With the Boy she said Make the "wise choice- today I which spent a November counts, an added bonus and Scouts, she worked m the Support IS one quahty x weekend m the bUlldmg another way to promote net- Juvemle JUSticesyqtem help- that McPherqon readily dOing their own redl"Corat- workmg and commumty Grosse POinte WOQds mg young people With place- hands out by her members 109, McPherson's office has support ment, findmg Jobs gettmg and m turn she sees herself 21110 Mack Avenue PEoPLES new carpetmg and freshly The poSitIOn of executive back mto school and domg supportmg them $t Clair Shores pamted blue walls Though dIrector had been ,acant for community qervlce She sees "The memberq are readily 25901 Harper Avenue STATE BANK the walls are bare, eight months WIth the her preVIous expenence as a fnendly and ~upportlve The McPherson, who hves In retirement of Mary Jane plus because of her knowl- 8888764545 ---- .:. ---- amount of support haq been Chnton Thwmhlp, said she Amlcarelh and the chamber edge of commumty serVIce overwhelm mg. m a good www.psbnetbank.com Put People First We would hke to fill them WIth suffered durmg thoqe and networkmg way Everyone l~ WIlling to members' brochures, months, she q81d WIth "Everyone should be help," ~he ~Ald thu~ she 18 Arn~r""'"~",,*, "py Mllwt'''''}ol''W''j/ XXl4 AP'fi¥VJraII'l"ntwtY".tIfN<: - July 1,2004 Grosse Pointe News News 3A~ Special Olympics opens ~ door to younger athletes, SpeCial OlympiCS has petltJOn With an amazing nent of the SpeCial OlymPiCS opened Its doors to younger number of strikes and Area 23 participation • athleres In March 2004, the spares thrown throughout SpeCial OlympiCS IS a com._, ~Grosse PomtelHarper the monung The ReglOnal mumty-based eITort and. Woods Commuruty" Special Director of Area 23 comph- depends on the support of OlympiCS offiCially regis- mented the GPIHW commu- schools, bus messes and mdl- ... tered as a partlclpatmg nlty contmgent of athletes, Vlduals GPIHW Commumty • team III the Area 23 RegIon parents and volunreers on SpeCial OlympiCS IS seekmg of the Michigan SpeCial their orgamzatlOn and volunteers to assist m all OlympiCS The newly formed enthUSiasm Every competI- aspects of trammg, coachmg orgamzatlOn mcludes ath. tor who partiCipated m the and managmg events '. leres of all ages for trammg event receiVed a medal or The organization IS also , Wlth competition beguuung nbbon, however the obvIOUS seekmg contnbutlOns to as early as age 8 pnde In their achievement cover the cost of Uniforms, Grosse Pomte elementary was the best eVidence of eqUIpment, trammg faclh-. school teachers Juhe their accomplishment ties and travel expenses , Walkley and Betty Lou On May 7, a GPIHW com- Pledges to date have been Rowe wanted the athletes In mumty team competed m very generous however fur- their school to have the the Area 23 track and field ther fund r81sl~g Wlll 00' nec-', opportunity to compere as a competitIOn Athletes are essary to sustam thiS c team In the SpeCial currently trammg for group's ambitious goal to OlympICS With the help of UpcOmIng events ill softball, ensure that every exceptlOn-" They paved paradise ... other wstnct teachers and basketball and golf 1 thl t t admuustrators and mterest- Special OlympiCS events a a I' e m our commum y , and put up a parking lot behind the bleachers on Fisher Road at Grosse ed commuruty parents, that are held at vanous hmes has an opportumty to hve Pointe South High School. Approved by the school board in April, some 10 dream IS now reahty dunng the year, which th~ Special OlympiCS oath • or 11 trees were cut down and the stumps removed in the island peninsu- Thanks to the efforts of results In a year-round Let me Wln, las in the parking lot between the Central Branch Library and the South dewcated school personnel, trammg schedule For thiS but If 1 cannot wm, , Hi&h School technical arts building, above, The Islands will be removed to and under the leadership of trammg, district phYSIcal let m~ be brave m the. provide 25 new parking spaces along the bleachers. Last week, the felled Chns and Carne Beck, the education IDstructors have attempt , maples were pUed like so mll.DY skeletal bones, below, GPIHW c01J1mumty team helped to develop trammg To volunteer andlor make participated In Its first event wlthm the curnculum of a tax deductible contnbu- on May 1 Seventeen ath- their phYSical education hon, please contact SpeCIal - letes competed In the Area classes, parents In the com- OlympiCS Michigan-Area 23 . 23 Bowlmg Tournament at mumty have also organized at 18530 Mack Ave, #238,., Cloverlanes III LIVOnia The offiCial tralDlng seSSlOns Grosse Pomte Fanns, Ml I athletes excelled In the com- that are a reqUIred compo- 48236 Planned unit development ~ on the books in the Farms ,l reSidential developments by for the proposed project HIS ~ Flexible zoning penmttmg the development mam concern at thiS pomt would facilitate of appropnate mllctures of seems to be the tune It Wlll ~ hous1Og types," as pnnted 10 take to get the project start- -: upscale condo sechon one of the amend- ed ment to the zomng ordi- The board stated that It ... developments nance would take nearly 300 days By Chris Waldmeir ThiS topiC IS Important to for any developer to move , SpeCial Wnter the commumty because of a through the process • Dunng the Grosse Pomte plan In the works to develop Monahan asked questions <. Farms city counCIl meetmg a condommlum umt on on how they could expedite : on Monday, June 21, the Jefferson next to the GrOllile the ~m~ Lt tak,es to The fourth Ollt of e1ll:ht OYSTER PERPETU ....L EXPLORER concert.. wlll host Los Gatos. led by percu~slOm~t Pete Slerq from Ann Arbor Los edmund t. AHEE jewe.er. Hl1bltat for Humamty Gato. WIll explore the world Correction hOlhC wa, Incorrcctly 20139 Mack Avenue ofLatm lnd Brazlhan mU~lc C'orrl'cllOn< I/It// hI' prrnt Tn the .rune .1 (;rn',e ldcnl IIiI'd HI h prc ...- July 1,2004 4A News Grosse Pointe News Schools should encourage volunteerism By Margie RaIns Smith out the ooy tOOK one Ihursaay mornmg Wneu ne AsSIstantEditor starfish to the edge of the asked about Anna, they Betsy Schulte of Grosse water and threw lt back m explamed to hlm that Anna Pomte Farms IS a firm the ocean was away at camp believer m the value of vol- "That won't make any dIf- Gallop and Schulte met unteenng She believes the ference," said hiS father, two years ago when she was splnt of volunteenng should pomtmg to the thousands of dehvenng for Meals on be establIshed early, In chil- starfish stili stranded Wheels The two hIt It aft' dren as young as age 5 or 6, "It made a difference to Schulte and her chIldren by example and by encour- thiS one," the boy said began Vlsltmg Gallop and agement "Some people are over- staymg to chat after the When Schulte's chIldren whelmed thmkIng about all meal was debvered attended Kerby Elementary the needs m the world," "Alden IS a speCIal man," School, she and another Schulte saId "They thmk Schulte s81d,as they settled Kerby parent, AlICia they can't make a drlference m hIS hvmg room to talk Carlisle, started Kerby's "But they CIiIl " "He's a great conversatIonal- ReachIng Out KIds Care Schulte sSld that when ISt He moved to Grosse Club (KCC).an organ12iatll/D someone does.a very small Pomte m 1948 and be tells of parent and student volun- favor - read,5to a neighbor, us what It was hke here m teers who plan projects to for example, or dnves a the '40s and '50s" serve others selUOrCItlzen to the grocery "I've gotten to know Jack "I saw students learnmg store, dehvers a meal to and Anna," Gallop s81d "My crafts," she s81d "AlIcIaand someone recovermg from WIfe has been gone 10 I S8ld, 'Crafts are nIce, but surgery or donates an Item years " we can help these chIldren to a chanty auction, he or He showed VISitors a plt- do 80methmg for someone she ISmakmg a dIfference ture of hiS garden as It was else' "Sometimes the person when he and hIS WIfecould "We got more than 100 who dehvers that meal IS spend time tendmg It. ' responses from parents and the only fnendly face a par- "The garden bas been students who wanted tD vol- ticular semor CitIzensees all scaled down now," he s81d unteer and we ended up day. MItwas too much work for domg our first project - Schulte's children are one person alone." gathenng backpacks filled mvolved WIth SOC actiVI- "Grosse Pomters are good WIthschool supplies for chIl- tIes They have taken a spe- people,"Schulte s81d SOC is dren at a Detroit school We CIal hklng to Alden Gallop, umque because of Its great filled 75 backpacks " 86, who hves alone 10 a number of volunteers Schulte's enthUSIasm is Photo by Marg,e Re, ... Smlth cheerful bungalow m Grosse "Our community mfectIous, and currently Betsy SChulte md her aon. Jack. visit Alden GaUop frequently. SChulte Is the Pomte Woods A pot of red Grosse Pointe and Harper some 20-30 Kerby parents Volunteer Coordinator for Services for Older Citizens (SOC). SChulte md Gallop geraruums decorate Gallop's Woods - supports SOC," work WIth students on vol- met md tbecaD1e friends when Gallop was receiving 1IIea1aon Wheels. Jack. 10 front porch. He welcomed she added For more mfor- unteer projects throughout and his sister. Anna. 12, often accompany their mother when she visita. (Anna Schulte and Jack on a mabon, call (313) 882-9600. the school year They have WlUI away at camp when this photo wu taken.) conducted a coat drive and a Readathon. They have adopted families to receIve Grosse Pointe Woods Chnstmas baskets. They have wntten letters to men see how volunteenng by WIdevanety of classes, spe- and women m military ser- VIce They helped bwld a kids changes semors," she Clalspeakers and more historic landmark is for'sale library for a school m S8ld "It changes the kids, SOC has grown smce Its By Bonnie Caprara Detroit. too" mceptIon m 1978. Sharon Staff Writer "My dream IS to get the She finds SOC volunteers Maler IS SOC executive Grosse Pomte Woods'most school system to estabhsh a of all ages through the director Also employed are famous hlstoncallandmark, commumty seTVIceprogram schools, through word of several SOCialworkers Some the Cook schoolhouse, IS on so students can earn volun- mouth, at local churches, at 30 local CItIzensserve on the the market teer hours by gIvrng back to athletic events, commumty SOC board of directors and BUlldmg owner Marc J the communIty," Schulte acbVltles and through pub- ahout 500 volunteers are Alan has had the 114-year- S8.ld hshed articles m the Grosse entered In SOC's data base old schoolhouse on the mar- "Volunteenng changes Pomte News and other Ofthose, about 130 people ket for the past five weeks people rve seen It happen." ne:spapers are actIvely mvolved WIth He has owned the bUlldmg Just yesterday I had the Meals on Wheels and for the list 37 years wlucll.. ,"VJ ~ ~~!tlearned , ~a ed We t;hl'l!j! c:a!4l..l1l8ultmgfrom M l ~'lId,-.and Fnendslup pro- h~P .the~' ,...... re.~ att'leIe priri.ted In the GroSlre ~s, and are elthe'r work- b~. er - . , ~JWe ~and IDvolv lias IDvolunteer Pomte Newa,""he salcf' I In SOC's office at the' I ett for me sc;[fe- work ~any people want to do Neighborhood Club, are down" Alan said. "I'm 81 Schulte was born and somethmg for their commu- mvolve ------. --- - ~- --, They paved paradise And put up a parking lot Schools' 'Big And for what? Twenty-five parkmg spaces Sure, parkmg IS short at the hIgh school, but these added spaces do Yellow Taxi' not f'Vf'n ('omE""f'Rr to Rorlrf'""me- the any resIdents, includmg us, problem were shocked last week to True, the school dlstnct plans to Msee nearly a dozen healthy, plant mne more trees, but what about 50-year-old, Norway maples the Farms' policy of plantmg two cut down on school property on FIsher trees for every one cut down? We Will road. around them Each tree mhablted an voter!:>In Mdrch of thIS year have to walt another 50 years to get Why? The words m Jom Mitchell's island, or peninsula, each takmg up The past bchool board contends vot- back what we had classic 1970 lut, "BIg Yellow T8Xl," say the eqwvalent of about two parkmg ers approved thiS project when they Don't It always seem to go It all. spaces There were 10 Islands. voted m fa"or of the $63 mlllion bond That you don't know what you've got They paved paradIse They took all the trees two years ago and the $17 mIllion nIl It'S gone And put up a parklng lot Put 'em In a tree museum bmkmg fund thiS year We bet voters They paved paradLSe That's right. The school board, And they charged the people did not know they were approvmg the And put up a parkIng lot. excludmg new members Ahmed A dollar and a half Just to see 'em deforestatIOn of Grosse Pomte Ism811 and Angela Kennedy, approved But in April, the school board Don't It always seem to go EdItor's note: For two decades, the removal of the mature trees in awarded a $113,851 low bId to an That you don't know what you've got Grosse Pomte Farms has been a Tree order to make room for 25 more park- asphalt company to fell the trees and nil It'~ gone C,ty USA, as deSIgnated by the ing spaces along Fisher Road belund redo the parkmg lot With dIagonal Only last week, m a pubhc meetmg, NatIOnal Arbor Day FoundatIOn. ThIS the stadIum. parking facmg the bleachers WIth those m opposItion to the tremendous past Arbor Day, Apnl 30, the Farms Don't It always seem to go parallel parking along the Sidewalk mcrea'!e m mght events at Grosse recewed ItS first "Growth Award" That you don't know what you've got Be careful backmg out! POinte South HIgh School's hghted recogmtlOn for Its outstandmg efforts nIl It's gone $98,435 of the money for the project athletic field complamed of the nOIse of Improving the urban forest. wBig What IS Iromc IS that at some point IS coming from the big bond Issue at games, and they blamed the publIc Yellow Thx/," by JOn! MItChell, copy- 10 the past, a preVIOUS school board approved by voters in 2002, and the address system But the best natural right SUJuomb PublishIng Co., can be must have felt the trees were impor- balance of $15,416 IS bemg paid for sound dampener IS foliage, as m trees. heard on our Web site, www.grosse- tant enough to bwld the parking lot with smkmg fund money approved by That buffer IS now gone pomtenews.com EDrrORlAL CLASSIFIED (3131882-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PROOUcnON Robert G. Edgar (313) 882.3500 (313) 882-ll294 Barbui Yubeck Vethacke, (313) 88:Hi09O Peler J Bukner,. Ad \ erllslng MaNger Pubhsher JohnMinms Margie' R~1ns Smith. Manag('J' Kitn Schop. &htor and General Aswtant Ed,to'!"",ture EdIto, Amy Conrad.. Fran Velardo Adm~tTah\ e Ass1stanl Produ scout master, retIred from ing books at the Saruja 1/2 centenarian hIS profeSSional work life Lower BasICSchool Library. Wayne County Probate recently to focus on hIs love "Abaraka" means thank Court Judge David of 45 years - amsnc wood- you in Mandmka, one of the Symanski celebrated hIS workmg local languages spoken m 50th bIrthday at the "I never met a tree I did- The Gambia Magee wrote BaYVlewYacht Club recent- n't hke," he smd. "Wood IS "On behalf of the students, ly Folks descnbed It as "a good " teachers and commurnty of bang up" aff'81r SUlija, fd hke to express my gratitude for makmg Via1t the Groue Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs.keenspace.com Must read Abaraka our dream of a hbrary a rea1lty. The books will not James Patterson's "The Last year, Maureen Magee, of the Pomtes, was only help the children learn Lake House" IS rated as a to read and rmprove theu "must read" for summer- headed for a Peace Corps assIgnment 10 The Gambia, school performance, but time escapIsm by some, and also open therr eyes to the .5treetwise It has a Grosse Pomte con- West AfrIca, and knew that one of the commUDltles she world beyond thelT vlllage " nectIon Federal Judge Magee's Peace Corps Question of the Week: Marianne Battani, who would work m had no W>rary, so she aPRBaled to address IS PO Box 582, \ hves 10 the Woods, IS .quot.- Ban'.tol,'The GaJMIlI, :West ed 011 page 22 from the days Grosse Pomte New&-Jeaaers .How do you feeri.tfJfJitrt'M-maf!l!Jff'o("thk .... to stock the hbrary With Aftiea-. \ new government m Iraq? when she was a CirCUIt Be/l Bums of the CIty of CDurtjudge books Pomters came through Grosse POinte zs a professor WIth boxes and boxes of m the Jour=lzsm program Woodsman them, and recently Magee at Wayne State UlIlverslty He can ~ reached at David Steele, who for sent along her appreciation bUT1lS~n@comcast n.et or by Very posltlve I thmk that years led Boy Scout Troop and pIctures of students phoTU! at (313) 882-2810. we ought to have democracy 96 m Grosse Pomte as Its us10g the llbrary and read- m the Middle East Thom MePharlin Grosse Pointe Woods Make room for Jmove-over law' Motonsts who fml to exer- that covers pohce cars, fire slow to a safe speed until cise due cautIOn when trucks and other emergency past the seTVlce vehIcle I am very concerned about approachmg a tow truck or a vehIcles Under the MIchIgan Vehicle It I don't have a lot of hope freeway courtesy patrol van The law mandates that a code, a person who does not for It It's laden WIth prob- provldmg roadSide assIs- motonst who sees a velucle move over or slow down lems tance now face the poSSIbilI- ahead proVldmg roadSIde when approachmg and/or Audrey Brennan ty (>fspendmg 90 days m jml serVIce must move over one passmg a statlonary, autho- Grolllie Pointe Woods and bemg fined $500 lane from the scene of the nzed emergency vehicle IS Public Act 19 of 2004, assistance bemg rendered, If guIlty of a mIsdemeanor passed m February by the posSIble If mOVIng over IS pUDlshable by a maJOmum MichIgan LegIillature and not poSSible because of traf- fine of $500 and/or Impnson- SIgned In March by Gov fic m the adJommg lane, the ment for up to 90 days Jenmfer Granholm, took motonst must reduce speed The ongInal law, known effect June 2 It extends to to a safe level, gIVen traffic as the "move-over law," I'm very hopeful that thIs tow trucks and MDOT and weather condItions, applied to any emergency WIll proVlde some stablhty Freeway Courtesy Patrol before passmg On a two- for Iraq and the people that "ans the same protectIOn lane road, the motonst must See LAW, page 9A have suffered Mary Phillips Grolllie Pointe Farms Points about the Pointes Our Library Board can make things right with their staff ....will they seize the moment? I have ~ome concerns that It'S been handed over Wlth This past Monday. the Library Board held the staff of assistantsand hbranans all the tunnOlI that's gomg offiCial groundbreakmgceremony for the new who gUideus through the ~on- on Woods Library Branch While many debate the derful worldof books much the Mamtma Guduguntla need for thc branch hbranes versus one central way a docentwould gUIdeus throughthe Smlth- mega hbrary the facl ISthai the new Wood, LI >;omanInsutute, lendmg mformallon only they Grolllie Pointe Farms brary Willbe a fine faclhly Wllhfinearchitectural couldpossiblyknowalongIhe way detail' vou"ould o;ee10a Rlt7CarltonHotel The repoJ1 from the fact finder for Ihe 12bor ThIs kmd of spend10g<;eefu.Iromc and almost dispute IS 10 The hbranans have acccptcd the Mamtma Gucluguntla 1O,ultlngto those of us who feelthe true valueof findmgsas faiT The Lilnary Board now ha' to our hbrancs beyond a funcllonal faCilityIS the get out of their "let's break the umon" mcntaht) and accept the filet finder' s repoJ1 as a compro- I'm glad the U S doesn't Want same day color prints misepositIOnthat IS best for the community 'Wc have to deal With thiS, but from your digital Imag .. ? need 10 move on and get our great hbrary 'Iaff I'm sure they're gomg to oul of the demorahzed statcthey mu'I be 10 and have to help get Ihem back to bemg e~clted about being the 'tewards of our children's readingexpenence' Ro8eann English No problem! The LibraryBoard can't plead poverty Thcy Grolllie Pointe Farms neued about $1 5 mllhon last year on "llc' of aoout $4 mllhon and have $5 mlll,on or '0 In fund eqUItyThey JUst approvedan $~O ()()(} !!lIt ler upgrade on the Park Library Acccplmgthc They tran~feTred power ~.~ fact finder's recommendation, may onl" .0'1 hefoTe .June 30 I thmk that S200,OOO/yearIl" the nght thing to do for Ihc WIlSa good Idea Hopefully lIbranan' and forthe communlt" <;() Ict ,do II' ~ jr •• 1 • AII",ed 1''''(111 (ahmed ~,mm/((J)c(>m -,..- 8A July 1, 2004 Obituaries Grosse Pointe News on the board of the Fmleyville Commumty Twp , and grandson Demck 1944 10 Port Huron, and Center and was a member Coleman He was prede- was a homemaker whlle her of the Fmleyville Nature ceased by hiS Wife, Mary children were growmg up Anne Neighborhood Garden She then worked for Grosse ,.,,,..... 1 .... VHutQh ...... ' ~111.,~ \.., 1 t , ...... ".HJ, ,"UC: .& VJ! t:v~r Ioung r i,i"monal l-hurch Chas Verheyd'~n~-F~~;r~l vu"" Club, the Society of Farm and later attended Walsh Women and also an hon- Home, 16300 Mack Ave College At age 55, Mrs orary member of the Grosse Pomte Park, o~ LePla became a certified American Association of Monday, July 5, from 1 to 7 public accountant. working p m A funeral serVIce Will Umverslty Women 10 for Michigan Bell Telephone Grosse Pomte be held at 11 a m on Co untIl her retirement m Tuesday, July 6, at St 1989 Dunng that tIme she She was a hfelong mem- Mlchael's Episcopal was a member, church trea- Church ber of James Chapel Umted surer, and chOir member at Memonal contnbubons Methodist Church 10 Chnst Church, Detroit Flnleyvllle, where she may be made to St She moved back to taught Sunday school at Donald Edward Michael's Episcopal MarySVille and pursued her the age of 14 There she Draper Church, the Amencan Red passion for travel, the enVi- Cross, Van Elslander served as trustee Donald Edward ronment, and serVIce to oth- lllupret Thompeoa pastor/pansh chalrma~ Cancer Center or the ers She volunteered for A1ezaDdel' Leukenua Society. and as chairman of the Draper Recordmg for the Blind Beatrice R. Schafer Margaret Good Samantans Club. Donald Edward Draper, Michigan Natur~ After her move to 79, of St Clair Shores and Conservancy, Habitat for Beatrice R. Schafer Thompson Michigan, she attended former longtIme reSIdent of Humanity, MarySVille Beatnce R Schafer, 86, Alexander Jefferson Avenue the City of Grosse Pomte BeautJ1icatlon Committee, ched 10 her home in St. Clair Grosse Po1Ote Farms res- Presby ten an Church In died of complicatIons of and was the accountant for Shores on Saturday, May 29, ident Margaret Thompson Detroit and most recently pneumoma at Bon Secaurs the Lost Whale 2004. Alexander, 90, died Grosse Po1Ote Umted Hospital on Monday, June Condoffimlum AsSOCiation. Mrs Schafer was born to Thursday, June 24, 2004. Methodist Church, where 28,2004. She was a member of the George and Rose Gardella on Mrs. Alexander was born she was a current and Mr Draper was born on Coast Guard Auxlhary, June 18,1917, inDetroit She Dec. 2, 1913, to John actIve member of the Apnl 8, 1925, 10 DetrOIt. InternatIOnal Choir, and was nused m Grosse Pointe Edwards Thompson and Umted MethodIst Women HIS family mQved to Grace Episcopal Church and moved to St. elmr Jenny Wallace Barnett She was predeceased by Wash1Ogton, DC, when he where she sang III the chOIr. Shores 10 the 1980's Thompson, In Fmleyvl1le, her husband and two cml- was 6 years old. After grad- She also traveled the world Mrs. Schafer attended Pa., where she was mamed dren, Frances VUglma uatmg from high school, he with her famIly and fnends Marygrove College, and later to John Joseph Alexander Sultzman of Grosse POInte Jomed the U.S Navy After 10 hfe was very actlve in for 50 years and where they Farms, and Capt. Howard hIS serVIce, he graduated She IS SUrVIved by her many different clubs and r81sed their two children Wills Alexander, US. Navy from Leigh Umverslty m three children, Jill F ol'glln1Z8t:tonsmcluding the Highly active 10 the GOP, Ret of Leonardtown Md' Bethlehem, Pa , 10 1948 He NeUVille of Arl1Ogton, Va., Tlurd Order of St Francis, she was a delegate to the sibhngs Ruth Long and earned a bachelor's degree Sally A. (James) LePla- the Chnst CluId Society, the Republican NatIonal John Thompson, both of 10 mdustnal engIneenng Perry of Northville, and F. St. Paul Altar Society, the ConventIon 10 1944 after Finleyville; and grand- and was a member of the Joseph (Teresa Rodnguez) Cottage Hospital Auxiliary, be10g the president of the daughter Lmda Alexander Theta Delta Cm fraternIty NeD LePIa LePla of Seattle, her grand- and the League of Catholic Wash1Ogton County Hopkins Mr Draper mamed Mary daughter, Kate Lynne Women. Council of Repubhcan She IS SUrVIvedby daugh- Anne SWift July 27, 1957 Latham of Northville; her Mrs Schafer was an avid Women from 1938 to 1943. ter-m-Iaw Grace Stevenson He worked as a steel pipe Nell LePla three Siblings, Kathie F traveler One of her favonte Alexander, formerly of layer and then worked at Nell F LePla, 81, of Sansom of GreenVille, Fred tnps was to a dude rancl1 in She worked for the audI- Monongahela, son-m-Iaw L. Mernll Lynch as a broker Marysville, and formerly of B. (Manlyn) Fead of Wyommg at age 75, where tor general of PennsylVania Carl SUltzman, M D , eight for 10 years He then Grosse Pomte Farms and Boulder, Colo, and Tom C she eDJoyed ndmg horses from 1950 to 1962 as a case grandchildren and 17 worked for Comerica Bank St. Clair Shores, ched unex- (Myra) Fead of Englewood, and Sltttng around the camp worker. She was a member great-grandchildren for 20 years He retired 10 pectedly of natural causes Colo , 10 nieces and fire WIth her grandcluldren 81ld past preSident of the Funeral and bunal ser- 1990 as Vice preSident of m her reSIdence on nephews, and her best Mrs. ScI1afens 8UrVJ.ved by Business and ProfeSSIOnal vices will be held on the trust department and Wednesday, June 23, 2004. fnend, Phyllis Holzhauer of her daughter, Gretchen Women's Club Saturday, July 3, at 11 a m busmess management unit She was born to F B10gham Marysville. Schafer, son, Stephen She also served on the at James Chapel, 389 Stone Mr Draper was an actIVe and ElSie Fead on Aug 8, She was predeceased by ScI1afer (Christine) grand- board of chrectors for the Church Rd., Fmleyvl1le, Pa member at St. Michael's 1922, 10 Port Huron her husband, Bill, who died children, Courtney, Ryan, Mon Valley Health and A memonal serVIce Will EpIscopal Church 10 Grosse attended the Port Huro~ Feb. 8,1967 and Patnck Schafer; SISter, Welfare AsSOCIation be held at Grosse Pomte Pomte Woods He served on schools, and graduated from A funeral service was Barbara Conway, and broth- A hfebme member of the United MethodIst Church Its vestry for several years Port Huron High School. held June 28 at Grace ers, George and Charles White Shnne of Jerusalem at a future date He also eDJoyed collectmg She graduated from the Episcopal Church 10 Port Gardella. she served as Worthy High stamps, plaYing bndge, and University of Mlcmgan 10 Huron Mrs. Schafer was prede- Priestess of the White Memonal contnbutlOns spending time at hiS cottage 1943 With a bachelor's Memonal contnbutlOns ceased by her husband John Shnne, the .Amaranth. She may be made to James near Perry Sound, Ontano. degree m biochemistry may be made to Habitat for G. Schafer and ~18ter 'ltIasMtlae-a.WetJmE' ~:::!::::' <;:lM\pe~ V.pJted ¥"~ho4.uJt Mr Draper IS SUTVIVedby While there, she was a Humanity or The Natu,rj! Geraldme Lilly , of the Monongahela chap- Church Perpetual Care his I daughter Julre {Dmd) member I of Alpha' Ph! Con~lWcy,,_ •• \ j J<' -IV A funeral Mass was.eeJ&. ter of the Eastern Star and Fund, Box 17, GastonVille Coleman of Lake Onon, two Soronty • and rl!mained brated on June 2, at St, &iI therr past matron She was PA 15336 ' sons, Alex of Harper Woods actIve With their alumnI on the Lake Catholic Church. and Stephen of Hamson She mamed BlIl LePla 10 Register for August Move to our low-rate Home Equity Line of Credit and we'll pick up your prepayment penalty. primary by July 6 Secretary of State Tern ElectIon Day, a US CItizen Lynn Land rem10ds and a resident of Mi~ Michigan residents that and the city or townshlp m Tuesday, July 6, IS the dead- whlcl1they are applymg Ime for registenng to vote m Land also remmda voters the Tuesday, Aug. 3, pnmary p8l't1cipatIng In the pnmary election they must cast therr votes Residents can regIster at under one political party ,I their county, CIty or town- Castmg votes m a partisan r smp clerk's office, at any I pnmary for both Republican ,I Secretary of State branch and Democratic candidates , office, or by completmg a mvahdates the partisan sec- r mml-m regIstration form I tIon of the ballot ,I Mall-m forms may be Absent voter ballots are , obtmned frcm county and available to eligIble resI- , local clerks Forms are also I dents at City or townsmp I avmlable on the Secretary of clerk's offices through 4 p m. 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Pickle crewman Matthew Mor. ReceIVIngHospItal for asth- cle under felony chromc a.m , a drunken 26-year-old mOD, Tom Fruer, Pickle lIldpper; Ted EveriDgbam, former omcer of U.S. san. ma treatment The Park offi- offender laws female dnver from iDg: Michael Dodge and ChriB Grow, Pickle crewmen. cer agreed the woman need- Eastpomte made a nght ed medical attention He turn onto Vernier from the ~ove her to a local hospItal Drugs found left lane of southbound The City officer arrested Grosse Pomte Shores Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte u.s. Sail honors heroes the husband for dnvmg WIth pollee found a small bag of Shores screams," Fraser said. a 29 blood alcohol level, manJuana and a half-con- Pohce said the woman had Tom Fraser and crew save 3 fishermen "Sheer p80lC was golOg on. more than three hmes the sumed manJuana cigarette a 15 percent blood alcohol By Brad Lindberg nsk of personal harm," s81d One guy was b81lmg" In a black 2001 Chevrolet legal hrmt content Staff Writer Ted Evenngham, represent- Waves rocked the row- dnven by a 19-year-old A smlor honored for help- 109 U S Sail dunng an Warren man on southbound boat, castmg fishermen lOto mg rescue three floundenng award ceremony last week rough water Car damaged Lakeshore near Lakeshore Ignores safety fishermen credits everyone at BaYVIewYacht Club Dodge Jumped IOto the The dnver-slde passenger Lane on Thursday, June 24, A 19-year-old DetroIt man but hImself. "There's not another per- fngId water tWIceto pull a 7- Wlndow of a 2002 CadIllac at 11.31 a m WIth alcohol m ms system "ThIS IS somethlOg the son ill thls room who would- peVllle was shattered whue The man's vehicle lacked a was caught Saturday, June commumty did - the sml- n't have done what we did," year-old boy and 33-year-old man to the breakwall. parked In the 800 block of VISIble regIstratIOn plate 26, at 11 04 pm., speedIng 109 communIty," said Tom Fraser saId "Your sons and Mormon did the same for St ClaIr In the City of Officers arrested the man 49 mph and runnmg a red Fraser. daughters ill the saIlIng Grosse POInte on Monday, and released hIm on $100 hght on southbound Fraser has been awarded communIty would have done the 7-year-old's father, 39. June 21, between 10 am bond at 12 05 pm Lakeshore In Grosse Pomte the US Smlmg aSSOCiatIOn's the same thmg under the Fraser and Grow manned and 130 pm Shores Arthur B Hanson Rescue circumstances" safety hnes ashore Rescuers "As (he) approached Medal for actions rendered Fraser and those manrung struggled to manhandle Shores boys VernIer, he was forced to May 2003 C F PIckle, a green-hulled hypothermIC VlctllIlS up a 2nd drunken swerve lOto the left lane, US S81hng IS the natlOn- da~'-sal1or moored at ladder vandalize park al governlOg body for the WlOdmIlI PolOte Park, A 10-year-old boy and 24- driving arrest Three Grosse Pomte avoldmg several cars stopped for the red lIght," sport of saIlmg pulled three people from year-old man drowned Days A man dnftIng hIS beige Shores boys, consIstIng of a saId the arrestlOg officer The bronze-colored medal hkely death when a 14-foot later, one body was found 1987 Honda Accord mto the 15-year-old and two broth- was gIven to Fraser, but aiummum motonzed row- ers ages 11 and 13, adrmtted "The vehicle contmued snagged among rubble off parkIng lane on eastbound mscnbed to the crew of hIs boat flIpped m wmd- the south breakwall faCIng Mack near FIsher In Grosse June 21 to throWIng a bench through the red l1ght at a high rate of speed WIth a s81lboat, C F Pickle churned, 56.degree chop the freIghter channel The Pomte Fanns was arrested at OSIUSPark lOto Lake St. Crewmen Michael Dodge upstream of the harbor's for drunken dnvmg on Clair complete dIsregard for safe- other had floated down to ty" and Matthew Mormon mam dock Grosse Ite All VlctunS and Saturday, June 26, at 1 11 "Officers had the youths earned CItatIons, as WIll Fraser had almost shoved Pohee stopped the man's those saved were from a m. It was the man's second apolOgIze to park employ- ehns Grow, who Fraser s81d off for a RIver Challenge red 2001 HYl1Od81 on such arrest HIS dnver ees," polIce s81d the saIl association Dllstak. race when calls for help DetrOIt lIcense had been suspended Fontana Officers said the enly left oul All are Grosse came from beyond the east- Fraser has been best three times, onee In Sl CI81r man had two suspensIOns POlOtePark reSIdents ern breakwall, upstream fnends and saIllOg buddies Shores Pohee found an open Thieves pocket He was released on $300 "CongratulatIons to Expenenced boaters aVOid WIth Dodge and Grow for beer can on the front pas- Rolex watch bond at 1 37 a m the next Fraser and crew for cormng the area because of rough more than 30 years senger floor day to the aId of marmers 10 waves "They're two of the best On Monday, June 21, at - Brad LIndberg 1 48 am, a 63-year-old man penl, 10 what proved to be "Matt was cast10g off the guys on the planet," Fraser fatal conditIons takmg great bow hnes when we heard saId Learning Classes Held at Lutheran High East Extension Site Adventure 21050 Kelly Rd. 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College I District UrO!lSe Point~ ~WS ( Znd Se<.:::t:ic>~ ~ ) , Schools 13 - 15 xtra Auto- ..... :.. :: ...•.. : .•. _..... : 16 & 17 LeBlanc to retire as Buslepp to lead Pierce princi pal of Pierce for 2004-05 school year By Carrie Cunningham Umverslty of DetrOItwhen a By Carrie Cunningham the new sCience lab and Staff Wnter clergy member asked him to Staff Writer managing a dlmlmshmg With Its challenges and Instruct part-time at an ele- With hope 10 the budget all while providmg rewards, outgomg Pierce mentary school He agreed strength of educatIOn, Gary exemplary services to stu- Middle School pnnclpal to teach and has been 1Il Buslepp, the current assIs- dents Russell LeBlanc has loved education ever smce tant pnncipal for student Students need to be nur- bemg part of the Grosse LeBlanc taught In semces at Grosse POlOte tured, and Buslepp Pomte Pub he School Cathohc schools until 1972 South High School, will believes hIS expenence System LeBlanc has been at when he became a pnnclpal. become the new pnnclpal worklOg as a coach Will Pierce smce 1995 He start. Until 1990, he was leadIng at PIerce Middle School for help hIm cultivate a collab- vanous Cathohc schools He ed as an assistant pnnClpal the 2004-05 school year orative atmosphere at and moved on to be pnnclpal moved on to be pnnClpal of a "Change IS excltmg,n PIerce He thmks he can be 101999 school m Manchellter until "I thmk the Grosse Pomte 1995 when he came to Buslepp said "I'm 10okIOg particularly useful 10 help- schools are some of the best Grosse Pomte. forward to new relatIOn- Ing students make the ships n tranSitIOn from middle schools 10 the state of LeBlanc beheves m the Michigan It ISa pnVllege to value of commumty and Buslepp has been m edu- school to hIgh school He have been an Sdnllnlstrator hopes Grosse Pomte stu- cation for almost 30 years has been to middle school He IS married to Wife Gary Buslepp onentatlons 10 hiS current I thmk the administratIOn, Rusaell LeBlanc dents can develop mto strong mdlVIduals along Barbara and has three ents, who told him IearnlOg role to speak about what to the school board and 10 par- contmue to advance upward ticular the kids have been Side each other. He wants children, Matthew, Ann was somethmg no one expect 10 high school "It's hard to keep gomg could take away from you great to work Wlth,nhe Bald up,nLeBlanc sald some kmd of recreation cen- and Ehzabeth After gradu- WhIle Buslepp has firm ter to be bwlt to help stu- The work of helplllg kids Budget cuts that have atIOn from AqulOas College He has been motivated to conVIctions about educa- grow has been wonderful dents m thiS vem 10 Grand Rapids 10 1977, work 10 schools to make tion, he realizes mOVIngto occurred 10 the past couple Husband to wife PatnCla, but fraught Withtrymg SltU- of years require schools to he worked at De La Salle thiS Ideal a reality Pierce WIll requIre him to father of a daughter, ahons, LeBlanc said proVlde more services With High school, where he When Buslepp Inter- be open about middle Suzanne, and a son, Damel, Students are bombarded fewer resources served as an athletiC direc- VIewed for the Job at Pierce school educatIOn and a grandfather to Wlth media and cultural "Wehave been used to thiS tor, coach of basketball and With the school system's "One of the challenges I Suzanne's kids, Bnan and rmages that are sometImes community supportmg edu- baseball and an mstructor supenntendents, he Simul- will be facmg IS the learn- negative and overwhelmlllg Kevm, LeBlanc hopes to catIOn finanCially. Now the 10 bIology,health and phys- taneously talked WIth mg curve Though 1 have spend more tlme WIth hIs They also have to grapple law restncts us, and we Ical education members of the Pierce com- been at high school, middle Withthe temptation of drugs family dunng hIS retire- aren't getting any more In 1988, he went to the mumty to ascertam the school IS a different arena,~ and alcohol ment He also wants to trav- money each year from the el, read novels and sUnply UOlverslty of DetrOIt character and needs of the he said External factors hke the state,n LeBlanc sald relax Mercy where he was an school Buslepp thmks outgomg federal No Child Left LeBlanc has tned to meet LeBlanc says he WlllllllSS assIstant basketball coach SInce receiVIng the pOSI- pnnclpal Russell LeBlanc Behmd (NCLB) legIslatIOn these challenges dunng his PIerce students and the hls- and an academiC support tion, he looks forward to has served Pierce 10 a as well as budget cuts tenure He has had many tonc enVlrons of the school coordmator for student- the challenges associated favorable fashIOn, and he Impose challenges for PIerce years of expenence that pre- bmldmg WIth hIs clear com- athletes He returned to De WIth It DUrIng the sum- wants to contmue the and students, LeBlanc SaId pared hIm for these situa- mitment to educatIon and La Salle 10 1991 as a Vlce mer, he plans to work WIth school's great tradItions of Grosse Pomte students are tions He began hfe thmklng the prospenng of young pe0- bul1dmg engtneers to get among the highest scorers he wanted to become a prinCIpal and went to hIS academIC excellence and ple, the school system will the buildIng prepared for on tests hk~ the MEAP,but pnest but was swayed to current posItion at South commumty NCLB requires the scores no doubt ffilSSbun, too 10 2000 the upcommg year He WIth pnnclples and an teach 10 college at the Buslepp's belief In the antIcipates utIliZing hiS open mmd, Buslepp standl'l value of educatIOn was leadership expertise 10 prepared to take PIerce 10 Detroit's Denby High School reunions mst111ed10 hIm by hIS par- overseemg constructIon of a pOSItIvedirection The Denby HIgh SchoolJanuary and June classes of 1954 announce theIr 50th reunton on Fnday, Oct 1, 2004 at the Vtlla Lenna 10 Sterhng Hetghts, MI For further informa- tion, call Ruthle Casey Mestdagh (586) 773.1973. Grosse Pointe High reunion Grosse Pointe High class of January 1954 Willbe celebratmg theIr 50th class reunion Denby's Class of 1949 WIllhold Its 55th reunIon at Baroster GArdens Banquet Center, the week ofAug. 14.For more mformatton, please contact Marty Potter at (313) 882-4358 24225 Harper Avenue m St ClaIr Shores For more mformation, call' (586) 778-3541 or Jack Wtlson at (313) 886-6773 Board approves budget THE SALE EVENT for 2004-05 that closes OF THE SEASON $3.7 lllillion shortfall By carrie Cunningham Supenntendent Suzanne "We're sad to lose some ser- Staff Wnter Klem was pleased WIth how VIces,teachers and support WOMEN'S EUROPEAN & AMERICAN On Thursday, June 24, the the budget process unfolded staff. These folks have made Grosse Pomte Schoolsboard "People worked long and SUbstantIal contnbuttons n of educatIOnapproved a bud- hard,~ she saId Tne dIstrIct IS strateglZ- DESIGNER CLOTHING COLLECTIONS get for the 2004-05year Klem explamed that the 109 on how to prepare for The budget was the same board IS prepared to add an shortfalls m the commg as proposed at a pubhc hear- amendment to the budget if years They want to explore ACCESSORIES & SHOES mg on Tuesday, June 15, and the state reduces the per mcreasmg the fund for detatled m the Grosse pupJl fundmg amount when excellence, asslgnmg nam- Pomte News 10 the It completes Its budget at mg rights for factlltles, Thursday, June 10, Issue the end of September Ai'. It begInmng alumm fundrals- Comblnmg cuts of approXI- stands now,the dlstnct faces mg and Imposmg regtstra- mately $1 7 mIllIOnWIth a a mid-year per pupIl cut of tlon fees for extracumcu- use of $2 mllhon from fund over $70 that has not been lar mIddle and hIgh school eqUIty,the dlstnct effectIVe- restored actIVities Klem said that while the SALE ly closed a $3 7 mIllion Fund equIty cannot be THE budget process was success- shortfall used mdefimtely as Its sur- The budget defiCit was ful, It IS still pamful to see plus Will eventually disap- ongInally $52 mllhon, but some of the services and AT WIth the use of smkmg fund staff reduced pear, and Its reduct\on revenue, It was lessened to "It's one of those bItter. might ImpaIr the dlstnct's $37 mllhon sweet feelmgs," she saId credit ratmg North, South seniors receive TENDER spectacular grade averages Students from the Class Coury, NIcole Dupes, Juhanna Burrows, of 2004 at Grosse Pomte Knqten Engle Kely Kelsey Feucht, Calthn North and Gro~~e P01nte Foutch, JennIfer Galtley, Fortune, Courtney Grady, South High Schools Kimberly Gawel, Kaltlm Chrlstma Jacovldes, achIeved rpmarkable acad- Hanlon. John Hawksley, Bradley Johnson, John 271 WEST MAPLE emic re~ultq during their .Jull a Jeanguenat, Leveren1, Knsten Padilla, DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM qemor Vl'ar A total of 2,5 Katherme Klhmas, John Ehzabeth Petit. Alexandra young men and women gar. Krebs, .Julte Krugler, Sarah Plonka, Stephame Royer, 248.258.0212 npred 4 0 grade pomt aver. Kurt1 Kevm KWIatkowskI, Casey Scavone, Sarah lIg<''1at North whllp 22 ,le'l'\Ica Pano,h, Emma Shook, Hayley Soltesz, ~tlldpnt~ earned th!' ~'lme Perry, Katherine Rabldoux Klmbf'rly Sutton, Sara STORE HOURS: aI/crag!' at South .J oqhuR Romero, ,Jenmfer Swenson Courtney SUNDAY 12.5 From North the ~tud('nt~ Slmth Angela TheIS and Tompkmo, Kirk Wlllmarth, MONDAY.SATURDAY 10-6 arf' a~ followq Margaret Walton Andrea Wittman Ralph Nora Ac~adl .Jenmfer Student.. at South Zade. Megan Zaranek and THURSDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 9 Bordato Leigh Hutcher, achlevmg a 4 0 grade pomt RIchard ZUIdema CLOSED JULY 4th Ann Chapman (,hn~tma average were the followmg July 1,2004 Grosse Pointe News 14A Schools Valued aide laid off due to budget cuts that has worked together By Carrie Cunningham she said Havmg lived In Grosse wonderfully as a team Staff Writer "ThiS has really been my The school budget cuts Pomte for 28 years. home away from home.~ she are takIng on a human Stamatakls started work- Ing at 16 for a hospital and i>ald face Klem IS a spectacular Due to staffing cuts, an then Jacobson's While she woman to work for. m Invaluable staff member spent many years as a stay- Stamatakls's opInion Wlll not return next year at-horne mom to her chil- "She IS one of the finest She IS Denise Stamatakls, dren Ann and NIcole she performed some substItute human bemgs 1 have ever executive assistant to met She's a very fan per- Supermtendent Suzanne clerical work, admInistra- tive work at Mernll Lyn<.h son She's very kmd She's KleIn constant She doesn't waver, Stamatakls has been and orgamzatIonal assls, tance at the absen tee ballot and that's why you know Wlth the dlstnct for nine you can count on her," she years, first working as a office She started workmg for the district In late 1995 saId secretary and then servmg She has SImIlar good feel. as Klem's aide From help- She hopes that her past mgs about the district 109 wIth the United Way experience In government can help land her some type "1 am proud of this diS- campaIgn to past help Wlth trict, and It felt good and volunteer recognItIon to of work m city government rewardmg to be a part of orgamzlng the mYriad once she leaves the dlstnct It," she said Issues related to the Board If not, she can work at her sister's bUSIness, Valente Stamatakls says the of EducatIOn to answenng biggest challenge the dls- mcessant questIons from Jewelry "When you try to step tnct has to encounter IS the the press, Stamatakts has dmumshIng amount of made the Inner happenings back and examine the SitU' Photo by Came Cunrungham atIOn, I am more fortunate funds and the consequent of the mstnct run smoothly, reahty of fewer staff takmg Denlae StamataJds wU1 leave her position as executive asalstaDt to Superin- thereby ensunng the quah- than some people 1 have a tendent Suzanne Klein due to budget cuts. She Interacted with many people VlSIOn and a plan I'll be on more responslblhtIes ty of the school system HaVlng moved to Grosse and helped with organization. Stamatakls says she OK," she said Pomte for the excellence of mumty's educabonal oppor- htUe pIeces of me left Wednesday nights at Blue loves IOteractmg WIth and Stamatakls says If the Pomte restaurant on the financ18l SituatIOn changes, the schools hke so many tUnltles behind," she said helpmg people BelOg avail- other famlhes, Stamatakts corner of CadIeux and able to answer questlOns or she would love to come back "1 ltke to thmk to myself has contnbuted 10 her own that I have made a dlffer- Any of Stamatakls's Warren where she smgs plan thmgs is somethmg to the dlstnct To her, the way to preserving the com- ence and that there Will be friends can see her from 6 to 9 p m that IS mnate to her bemg, dlstnct IS hke a family, one South student attends Freedom Academy mamtam and protect the Grosse pOinte South about freedom and team- freedoms they mherlt as High School student work," saId Academy dIrec- CItIzens of the United Charles SmIth attended tor Bruce Nelson "These States the MIchIgan Freedom are tomorrow's leaders, Delegates are dIVided Academy at Alpena and we're eXCIted to pro. mto small groups called Combat Readmess Vlde them With a proven flights and are led by coun- Trammg Center near and valuable learmng selors who are often Alpena from June 20 to 25, expenence" The academy's ob}ecttves Freedom Academy alumni 2004 Group actIVltles !Delude The academy IS an annu- are to promote a sense of formal presentatlons, al gathenng of more than patrlOttsm, further the group dISCUSSIOns, orga- 100 future leaders dls- deSire to lead, enhance appreclatlon for freedom D1zed sports, SOCIal bme, cussmg and learnmg more nabonal service academy about freedom. The acade- and prOVIde a better under- presentatIOns as well as m,y.. 18 sponsored by the standJ.ng of CIVICresponSl- speech and wrttmg con- MIchigan Freedom blhty tests All acttvltles work FoundatIOn, a group of Speakers for the acade- toward the obJecbve of bus mess and mlhtary lead- my thIS year Include pohtl- bUlldmg tomorrow's lead- ers mterested m exposIng cal, busIness and rehglOus ers hIgh school students to a leaders, a college preSident Delegates WIll also com. greater awareness of the and members of anti-drug pete for the Arthur P obhgabon and responslblh- programs Durmg the week Tesner LeadershIp Award tIes mherent to a free and speakers, staff and coun- selors prOVIde the dele- The wmner of thIS year's democratic SOCIety award Will receIve a $1,000 "ThIS IS a great opportu- gates WIth new perspec- college grant mty for students to learn bves on how they can Wonderful safety performance Automotive education program Soon-to.be-sisth-graders David Pingree. left. and Will Hess at Trombly MotorCItles National nals and games bnng hIS' Elementary School were awarded plaqnes for their outstanding safety Hentage Area prOVides tOrlcal aspects of the records. schools WIth free matenals regIon's nch hentage to hfe, On Tuesdays and Thursdays, Pingree helped with guiding people in and MEAP-ahgned lessons offenng teachers and stu- front of Essel[ and LakepoiDt; on these same days, Bess assisted people to promote student under- dents a ghmpse of how first at Beaconsfield and Fairfax and then later ill the year. in front of ~tandmg and appreCIatIon MIchIgan changes the Beaconsfield and Halley. for Michigan's automotIVe natIOn and the world On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, the two boy. committed to ser- and labor hentage The through Its contnbutlOns to vice projects: Pingree opened one of Trombly's doors while Bess sold mnovatlVe lesson plan~ and the automobIle mdustry milk for the Trombly community. mteracbve web-based mate- "By helpmg teacher~ tell Pingree and Bess llked that they have a chance to give back to the our automotne ">tory. vve en~ure that future genera- community, and they belleve that with traffic dangers omnipresent. tIOns of MlchlgaDlan. have their services are essential. pnde In our collectIve auto- .You're guiding klds' lives. They need belp," said Pingree, motive and labor hel ltage ~ said Mark Plschea, "ecu- tIVe dIrector of MotorC les The MotorClties educa. tlOnal program has a dedi- cated Web ">Ite wwwmotorcltleskldz org - Park resident and South grad Bretkels which IS full of game'" pho Massage Therapy to<;,and hIstory vlgnettes for 886-8761 the publIc wins retailers scholarship Carolyn Commer, of by the MIchIgan RetaIlers GrO'l<;e Pomte Park. was Foundation a nonprofit LASER HAIR REMOVAL orgamzatlon that prOVIdes ~"¥J../ r-1-0-%OFP--l awarded a MIchIgan scholarships for the benefit . .. ~rty I Any Purchase I Retaller'l A'l'lOClatlOn col. FDA Approved I lege scholar-hip for the of MRA members and their •jt.f'dventure L~Al~~~1Y~~~~J LASER HAIR REMOVAL: 2004-05 academIC year employees and famlhes Com mer l'l a gradUAte of ReCIpients were selected th JULY 4 W'f/~~~-7- • Permanent Hair ReductlOll based on academIC and I GrOS'le POInte South HIgh PARTY ~\ GRADUATION • All Skin Colors, Tans OK' I School and WIll be a sopho- extracurncular achIeve. • Competitive Pnces ment STARTS HERE! ....., SUPPLID more at the E~ergreen State College 10 OlympIa, ~ T.blew.'" • D8eonttloftS . PRICES STARllNG AT : r~-SiiARK[ERS'" SClOOLCUll!!! Wa.hmgton She receIved MRA l~ the uDlfied vOIce BikIni $159 I ~n MRA 'lcholar'lhlp last of retaIling m MIchIgan I ~ t 2 BOX PKG Plates. Cups. Napkins I Underarms , $179 and the natIOn's largest I 99 w1tto I Tablecloths. Banners I \ ('ar a<; well $1 .tate trade a'lSOclatlOn of _ S3" .- Centerpieces ~he " the daughter of I FREE Laser Genesis L~!!21.!!f.~'~.2.!-"'~!!O~~.J Balloons ~S I Kent Com mer, an employee general merchandIse Consultatlonsl Skin RejuvenatIon I 0tA of the LIttle Book Shoppe, retallerq MRA's nearly C\ls1 • FOR ;'In MRA memher hU'lme'l'l 6000 retail busmess mem- YOUR GRAOUATEI I her'l operate more than In PI~mol1th I The' i\ I 000 qcholar<;hlp IA 1'3 000 'ltores across the I one of 22 funded th,q year qtau- .~.~~.s~.';.~.~1.nt.e.N.ew.s H__a_r_per Woods 19A Blood drive to honor slain Detroit policeman "ThIS IS the tIme when CommunIty Center, located Harper Woods Commumty the person and he always work, and was ambushed blood IS needed the most," at 19748 Harper, between 1 By Jennie Miller .. .. ., TT 1 ,,~"" 100 N'"N'~"t ~ qhe R!ud c....u~ ... H~rt'::h~sb~dJ :9,1 1 tlnu tUU"H... Ul ,•..u~ u~a.u ..L J,. ... O and 7 p m or schedule an ~talt Writer :We'd hk~ to gIve hIm 100 Hart saId "Everybody IS death marked yet another was Stewart's partner ill the appomtment by callIng (313) Scott Stewart was an hon- percent nght back' welcome to come" She senseless murder of a police 9th Precmct orable man He was a Hart s81d that when doc- added that Stewart's mother 882-8852 officer, an act that IS Sicken- "ThIS dnve will .nemonal- "ThIS IS a fine way to Persian Gulf veteran, a tors trIed to reVIve Stewart WIll be attendIng the blood Ing to Amencans who Ize hiS bIrth," Hart saId "He remember and honor some- DetrOIt pohce officer and a after he was shot, they used dnve, beconnng a donor for admue those who sacnfice was a tremendous person - body when there's really St Chur Shores resident He an enormous amount of the first tIme "HIS fanIlly themselves for the good and kInd hearted and coura- nothIng else you can do," she was a part of an ehte group blood m the process She'd really wanted to do thiS' safety of the country geous I'm not gomg to let saId of officers called the boost- lIke to gIve back 80 others Donors can walk m to the On Monday, July 12, bls merr.llry dIe WIth bun • ers, and was dedicated to can have a chance at lIfe Stewart would have cele- Hart has set a goal of gettmg guns off the streets when facmg death brated hiS 33rd birthday To obtarmng 125 unIts of blood, But on August 11, 2002, The blood dnve WIll be commemorate thiS day, a which she SBld IS five bmes Eastland embraces one of those guns, held m just one effort made to help blood dnve has been coordI- what the Amencan Red the hands of an ex-con, alleVIate the blood shortage nated by Klm Hart of Grosse Cross expects to receive at marked Stewart's death that plagues the orgaroza- Pomte Woods, who works at an event like thIs new curfew policy He was on-duty perform- tlOn each summer Joseph's Catenng m the "But Scott was five tImes mg undercover surveIllance By Jennie Miller WIth her kIds nght next to Staff Wnter her But she had a bIg smIle Just two weeks after on her face, saYIng It was a POLICE AND FIRE REPORTS Eastland Center began mee expenence ' enforcmg Its new parental She and her fellow mall GenUIne Draft and a 35 mIl- employees were pleased Each pIece had a pnce tag of month-old chIld, who was escort pohcy, mall offiCIals hmeter dIsposable camera WIth the posItive atutude of $17 99 One gtrl told pohce also seated m the car. are already certaIn that It Store rob bed were stolen from a store m patrons she needed the bathIng swt Pohce pulled over the car was a good chOIce to make the 19800 block of Kelly on ~he publIc seemed to to SWIm m her father's pool because of expired plates. "It was well-receiVed by at gunpoint NeIther passenger nor dn- Thursday, June 24, at 4 20 thecommunIty,"s~dDemse have a lot of fun WIth It at Two men WIth nylons cov- ver was wearmg seat belts am. DeSantIs, Eastland's mar- the doors," she SBld ~Some enng theIr faces entered a Police find The store owner reported ketIng drrector. were beggmg us to 10 them. store In the 20030 block of that the perpetrators had The policy states that Most just came out m sup- Kelly on Wednesday, June fighting Disturbing been responsIble for pnor youths under the age of 18 port of the pohcy; they thInk 23, at 9.30 pm One carried thet\s at the store, mcludmg cannot be m the mall after 5 It'll prove to be a great thmg a shotgun, the other held a sticks and peace the securIty camera They p m. WIthout a parent, for the commuruty We saw small handgun A woman was escorted out are beheved to be dnVIng a guard18n or responsible so many famlhes walkIng The store owner, a 58- marijuana of a shoppmg mall m the red 1997 Ford Taurus. adult WIth them at all times. together WIth smIles on year-old male of Sterhng A 24-year-old Detroit male 18000 block of Vernier on The pubhc was mformed theIr faces' HeIghts, was workIng m the was arrested on Tuesday, Wednesday, June 23, at 3:55 Ja~uar keyed of the pohey two weeks Store employees are look- store WIth bls nephew, a 20- p.m. and arrested for dis- before It took effect Mall mg forward to the effect the June 22, at 1'50 p.m, m the A Jaguar was keyed year-old Farmmgton HIlls wbmg the peace. 2000 security officers have been pohcy WIll have on the mall 18000 block of Vermer after whIle parked m the street m reSident. Pohce were called to the Implementmg a SIX step and the commUnIty pohce dIscovered two fight- the 18500 block of Kenosha ~Glve me the money" scene by mall SecuMty, who approach WIth teens enter- "I thInk It'S a great Idea," mg stICks and manJuana In between Fnday, June 23, at shouted the suspect holdIng had detaIned the woman 109 the mall after 5 p m. said Danyelle Manley, store hIs gym bag 9 p m and Thursday, June the shotgun The sticks are approXl- after she repeatedly shouted The first step IS to ask the manager of Bath and Body 24,at8a.m. Money was emptIed from mately 2 feet long and are expletIves at store employ- teen If he or she has heard Works "It'll get the kids out the regIster, but one suspect commonly used by martIal ees, attractIng a crowd of 20 about the new pohcy If not, of the mall and back mto the pIcked the regIster up and artists, polIce s81d The boy to 30 onlookers Hats off the teen is then presented community It's temble emptIed the change mto his reported he was m karate The woman, a 21-year-old Three DetroIt youths were WIth a pamphlet outhmng when you see teens wallong hands The subjects around the mall and theIr tr81D1ng but always carrtes DetroIt reSIdent, had a war- taken mto custody after the detaJ.1s of the pohcy demanded to know where parents just dropped them the stIcks for protectIon He rant out of the 36th DIstrict being observed brealung The mdIVIdual then must the safe was but were told off You feel like a babYSitter demed awareness of haVIng Court mto a 1985 OldsmobIle m a present proper Identifica- The mall is no place for a there wasn't one They then the small amount of pot m a parking lot m the 18000 tIon, and If the teen IS not of stole the VIctIms' wallets chIld to come to hang out, It fall wrapper that was found Car theft block of Vermer on Fnday, age, he IS gIven the optIon to and a cell phone before shut- leave as he came or make IS a recIpe for trouble." ill hIs bag A black 2001 Dodge June 25, at 8 44 pm, and tIng them m the back office arrangements for pIck up ill While some community Strabls was stolen from a talong off WIth three fitted and fleemg the scene the youth w81t1ng room members are concerned the dnveway ill the 19100 block hats The owner located his Freeway crash The boys, ages 16, 17 and But smce the start of the trouble from the mall will of Roscommon on Thursday, permeate out mto the com- handgun and chased after A DetrOIt female was 18 had already been eVIcted pollcy, DeSantIs reported June 24, sometime just mumty, DeSantis argues the subjects He fired off two struck by a tractor traIler from the shoppmg mall for that no one has yet to utIlize before mIdmght and 1'30 that there are a number of rounds before the men dnven by a 25-year-old VIolatIng the curfew One of the youth W81t!ng room. jumped mto a small sIlver or am thIngs those under 18 can do IndIanapolIs man on the boys W88 seen checkIng "The kIds have been very • WIth theIr free tIme gray two-door vehicle, and Wednesday, June 23, at 5'02 out the OldsmobIle whIle the respectful," she saId, sur- A woman W88 awakened "We've developed a bst of then another two rounds p m ill eastbound 1-94 at boys walked through the pnsed at the response mall by sounds of people talkmg different youth actIVIty pI'O- once the car sped north. ramp 224 parlong lot He opened the offiCIals WItnessed "We had on Saturday, June 26, at grams for children," she bound on Kelly The woman, who was dri- unlocked passenger door some teens who had just 4 53 a m She looked out her SBld "I really thInk Ifthere's PoLIce amved 10 to 15 vmg a 2004 Dodge Stratus, and took out three hats, tIlrned 18 and came down at wmdow and saw someone any great poSItive that can mmutes later NeIther VIC' s81d she was cut ofT when wlule the other two boys 5 Just because they could, backIng her sIlver 2003 come out of thIs, the commu- urn sustaIned any lIlJunes, the tractor traIler changed looked around for any WIt- lIke It was a nte of passage." Chrysler Sebring out of the mty wIll reexamme other and all four shell casIngs lanes, and her velucle was nesses All three then DeSantIs also notIced par- dnveway and dnVlJ1g west- optIons for therr kIds, and were collected Three WIt- lut, causmg her to lose con- entered a 1993 Ford Probe, ents who were adjustIng to bound on the 19300 block of start plannmg more what nesses reported theIr trol Her car spun around before bemg stopped by mall the new pohcy. accounts of the mCldent and hIt the center barner. It Woodcrest "There was one mother our chl1dren are exposed to The vehIcle was recovered secunty was no longer In a dnveable who had her four cblldren There IS a ton of programs the next day by the DetroIt The perpetrator s81d the condItIon and was towed WIth her," she 881d "It looked out there for our youth • Pollce Department at car was hIs cousm's, and he Pedestrian hit from the scene lIke a lot of work shoppmg Tacoma and Joann. had left hIs hat IDSlde. But The man was Issued a when securtty threatened to bv car CItatIon for improper lane • A blue 2003 Chevrolet page the owner of the vebl. CITY OF HARPER WOODS A Harper Woods woman change, although he s81d she cle, the boy confessed to the crOSSIng the street on slowed down at the last TraIlblazer was stolen from 2004 CONSUMER'S ANNUAL REPORT the 18000 block of Vermer cnme Harper and Allard was mmute, causmg lum to hIt All three were arrested, ON DRINKING WATER QUALITY struck by a 2004 Ford her vehIcle A WIt1Iess sup- on Thursday, June 24, MUNICIPAL BUILDING between 6 and 11.30 P m and the car was Impounded Taurus dnven by an 83- ported the woman's story HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN 48225 year-old Harper Woods man InSIde was a wheelchair. who had f81led to YIeld the Speeding NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CopIes of the 2004 Consumer. Annual Car disturbed Report 011 Donklng w~ QualIty for the CIty of Harper woods are .. allable nght of way. Warrant arrest 10 the publIC free of charge at the Harper Woods CIty Offi= and the HaJper The woman, who com- On Wednesday, June 23, a with booze Woods PublIC L,braIy Cop,es of SOldrepor1 were prevtOusly dlSlllbuted to all A DetroIt male was arrest- residc:nlS JD the June Ad..eroser Times however addlUonai cOptCS are avad plaIned of a sore leg, chose to reSident of the 20400 block Wlule perched on the free- of Beauf81t notIced hiS black ed by West Bloomfield able to Interested pel'OflS al the above designated locations For more ."forma- seek her own medIcal atten- Township Police way overpass at Lochmoor, a !lOll call the Department of Pub\><:Worb between 7 30 .. m and 3 30 p m 1998 Ford Taurus had been Mooday through Fnday at (313) 34:>-2S70 tIon The man was Issued a Department on Thursday, Harper Woods polIce officer tanlpered WIth durmg the Cuy ofHarptrWoocb CItatIon by Harper Woods June 24, at 4'19 a m., after clocked a vehIcle travelmg pohce mght. 83 mdes per how In a 55 Mickey D. Todd, The wheel cover had been pohce dIScovered he was ulye- mph zone on Sunday, June G PN 07101112004 removed and placed on top wanted for several warrants, 27, at 825 p m Bathing suits of the vehicle, along With one of whIch was out of Harper Woods After pullmg over the 18- stolen plants and grass clIppIngs year-old DetrOIt male, polIce dIscovered a 1/4 full bottle of Cityof ~r1155.e 'l1inte JIf arms, MIChigan Three youths were appre- Warrant arrest Repeat Absolut Vodka lYIng on the hended by mall secunty and floor m the rear of the dn- NOnCE TO CITY OF Harper Woods police on A Harper Woods man was ff d arrested but hIS gIrlfnend, 0 en ers ver's SIde The man was also GROSSE POINTE FARMS Wednesday, June 23, at 6 34 drIVIng WIthout an operator pm In the 18000 block of was let go on Wednesday, steal booze PROPERTY OWNERSITAXPAYERS June 23, at 10 50 a m Both hcense Vernier were wanted for outstandIng Two cases of MlIler The gIrls, ages 11, 14, and The 2004 CIty tax b,l1ls due and payable July 1,2004, through 16, were reSIdents of Detroit warrants out of the 38th August 31. 2004. Without penalty BcglOOlng Seplember I, llnd Dearborn Heights They DIstnct Court-Eastpointe 2004, an additional 1% penalty WIllbe added and an additional The woman, a Westland had each stolen a bikini top CITY OF HARPER WOODS I% of each succeedmg month and bottom from an area reSident, was adVIsed of her CITY CLERK'S OFFICE clothing store and concealed warrant but was released to WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Begmnmg March I. 200~. laxes on Real Property can be paid care for the couple's SIX- them In a black Nlke bag only to Raymond J WOJtOWICZWayne County Treasurer The VOTER REGISTRATION NOncE International Cenler BUlldmg. 400 Monroe 5th Floor, Detroit. MI 48226. ~Ith 4lf properly tax admlOlslrallon fee plus I'3l- NOTICE IF HEREBY GIVEN thai all resldenl~ of the CIty of 1OIeTe-~t,as proVided by law. computed from March I, 2005 Harper Woods who meet the followmg quahficatlon~ by July CItyof~rlHliSe arms, Michigan 'ointt JIf 6. 2004, ~hall be enl1t1ed to be reglslered as an elector m the BegmnlOg March 1. 2005. Personal Puwerty lax can be paid preclOct 10 whIch he or she resIdes for the Pnmary Elecl10n SPECIAL NOTiCE on\) at the Clly of Gros'\e POInte Farms Trea~urer's Office 90 scheduled for August 1,2004 HOLIDAY RUBBISH SCHEDULE Kerby Road. Gro~,e Pomte Fan", MI 48216 With the 4% for INDEPENDENCE DAY Shall be a clllzen of the Umted Slate~. admm"tratlon fee plu~ I% mlere~t a~ proVIded by law com. JULY 4, 2004 Shall be al least 18 YeM!i of age puted frolTl March I. 2005 Shall be a resldenl of thIS Slate. There WIll he no re~ldentlal or commcrclal rubbl~h colleCllon Shall be a re.~"ient (If Harper Woods for at least 30 day~ PuNuanltO PublIc Act ,11 of 1993. the State Educallon Tax on Monday July ~ 2004 Act a~ amended by Pubhc Act 244 of 2002. requlre~ cltle~ to All rcsurenllal ruhhl~h roule~ Will be ope day late Intcre,led and qualified perlo", may make appllcallon 10 collect the Stale Educallon Tax as a ~ummer levy commenclOg become a regl~lered voler at the llty Clcrlc', Office Monday Fxamplc~ through Fnday between the hour, of 8 30 A \.( and ~ 00 P ~1 '" 2003 Monday" roule, WIllhc collecled on Tue<;day, EIC reg"ter for Ihe Augu~t \ 2004 PrImary Elecuon Will be un, me EducatIOn Tax at tbe ralC of ~IXmlll~ for the 2004 tax ycar AS Fnday'~ re~lden!tall\lhbllh roule~ Will be collected on Tue<; -- 18A July 1,2004 Har erWoods Grosse Pointe News Man loses hands in fireworks explosion By Jennie Miller A short time later, around father was bleedmg m the Michigan State Pohce Bomb Lt David Vroman of the made StaffWnler 750 pm, there were four basement Souad we" cellE'd who thE'n hnmh "lJ"/l,1 ,,,,,,1,1 ",,+ M~ The ;::"l.~c ~L;;~.~ ... ~i:lt A Harper Woods tamlly rapid explosIOns, pohce SaId Officers MIchael contacted the Bureau of ment on the mCldent hopes thIs mCldent helps learned a harsh lesson on The man's son, a middle Marszalec, Anstedes Reyes Alcohol, Tobacco and Two Harper Woods offi. others understand how dan. the dangers of explOSives school student, went down. and Sgt Gerald Flrhk Flreanns (ATF) for addItion. cers were Injured by fume gerous It IS to play WIth fire. On Fnday evenmg, June stairs to check on hiS father, maneuvered through the al assistance The son told mhalatlOn, one of whom works 25, while preparmg for whom he dIscovered "Iymg smoke.filled house polIce he was unsure what spent the mght In the hospl' "ObVIOusly, With the upcommg Fourth of July cel- m the bathroom WIth hiS Furmture and other Items type of powders hiS father tal and IS stIll recovenng Fourth of July, many people ebratlOns, a 51-year.old hands nnssmg ~ had been thrown around by had been usmg and ml>o.mg Both are expected to be fine, enjoy fireworks," Skotarczyk Harper Woods man deCided Harper Woods pohce were the explOSIOn The VIctIm to make the fireworks Skotalczyk said said "But our fireworks to make ms own fireworks ImmedIately called to the was found lymg m a pool of The home has been board- The blast was extremely laws are there for a good by nnxmg powders together scene, followed close behInd blood 1D a basement bath. ed up and secured until It IS damagmg to the VIctim, purpose _ to protect peo- He huddled m a crawl space by the fire department. The room, hiS hands dlsmem. determmed to be safe Skotarczyk added He lost pIe" m the basement of hiS home man's daughter, a recent bered He was ImmedIately ATF offiCials have both hands, hiS face was Skotarczyk urged reSI' m the 20700 block of mgh school graduate, was taken to St John Hospital amassed a long hst of POSSI' badly mJured, and one of hiS dents not to tamper With Damman HIS WIfe, three found distraught, Iymg 10 After learnmg that there ble chemicals used m the eyes was dislodged At press fireworks or use chemicals chIldren and a fnend were the grass on the front lawn were stIll hve explOSIves explOSIOn, but have nar. time, he remaIned 10 the to make explOSIves m a bedroom upstaIrs The boy told pohce hiS InSide the dwelhng, the rowed It down to those com. hospital m mtenslve care "Please adVIse us If you monly used to make fire- The mCldent IS stili under know anyone makmg home- works, saId Lt Randolph IDvestlgatlOn by the detec. made fireworks or who IS m Skotarczyk of the Harper tlve bureau, as cnmmal possessIOn of Illegal fire. CUy or Qi)rosst Jlointr ;ilIoobs, Mlcblgan Woods Pohce Department charges have not yet been works," he said NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thaI Ihe Clly Couocil ADOPTED the follo"lng ordinances al liS meeung held on Monday June 21 2004 lbe onhnances were adopted as an emergeDCY measure et'fecuve unmedtately (10 accordance Wltllthe C,ly Charter)and are herebypublishedJO entirety ORDINANCE'- 774. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAWR 6. ANIMAls' ARTICLE I IN GENEB&I By ADDING SIlCIIOM 6 2 (FEEDING WILD ANIMAlS) AND Ii 3'SEVI\BABU rot Regina High School THE CITYOFGROSSEPOINTEWOODSORDAINS top graduates ~ Tha' Chapter 6 Arumals ArtlcleI, In Geoeral. be amendedas follows Regina High School handed out dJplolllU CHAPTER6 ANIMALS ARTICLEI IN GENERAL last month to its graduating Clue of 2004 and honored Its top graduates, Sec 6-1 NulsaD«s c:ommllttd by anlmaJs.lt shall be unlawfulfor the owner or petrofI havingcharge custody or con- trolof any dog or Olhe' antlnallo penroLelthe, WIllfullyor throughfadute to control such alllmal,any such dog or other JeDDifer Egelakl was named Regina High anImal 10 COrnmJ.t any nUlsance and to lhen allow such nUisance to thereafter remaln on pubhc SldeWal.k..s publtc parks or School's valedictorian for the Clue of 2004. any other publiCproperty or upon any pnva'e propertyothe, than thai of the OWDeror pe""n who has custody or cooUllI The daughter of of such dog or other an,mal It shall be unlawfulfor any owoeror petWn haVlR~ chalge.custody orcootrol of any dogor other ammal to accompanysuch dog or other arumal upon the public streets, Sldewalksor _ publicproperty or upon Joseph and Joann pI"ale property nOiowned or under such person s control uolesssuch owoer or person 1R charge, custodyor control of EgeWd. EgelsJd Is a such aOlmal shall have p Seenon \ ThaI Chapter 6 AnImalSbe amended as follows ARTICLEIV RODENTCONTROl C,ly of <':iroSSt Jlointe, MIChigan Library events ~o:i~ ,DelilllllODS F'I! ~ p.u!""se. of Ih."ifu1,~le tile followln~ "'R'l' 'ph~1 3~ ~prd,s ''mllbe /ldi",ejl.'" NOTI~E; O~ PUBLI~ HEA~ING " The Harper Woods Pubhe Nou~ IS hereby gIven 10 accordance With the provIsIons of Act No Llbrary Will be closed for ACCESSORYSTRUCTURE Any bulidmgwhIchIS """""sory 10 the maInbtJlldmg 207 of the Pubhc Acts of the State of MichIgan for the year 1921, a, mventory on Fnday, July 2 OCCUPANT The IndlV,dualpartoersl"p or corporauonthai has the use of or OCCUpIesany bUIldingstrnetuIe or V3ClIII1 amended and the Grosse Pomte Cay Code that a PublIC Heanng WIll and Fnday, July 9 land be held on Monday. July 19,2004 at 7 30 PM at the Grosse Pomte • Council Chambers al 17145 Maumee Avenue, Gros,e Pomte OWNER The Indmdual partnerslnpor co'porallon that IS listed on the last "'" assessmeol records of the 1""ldlng On Wednesday, July 7, at 2 struc.ture or Vac.aDIland. MichIgan concernmg proposed amendments 10 the accessory pm, the hbrary Will offer a structure provISIons 10 1hf Zonmg Ordmance of the City of Grosse summer readmg program RODENT Any \'3tletyof specIesof rats Pomte featunng "Reading Tralls" The proposed amendmenls address mcreases m Ihe maumum RODENTEXTERMINATION The ehmlnallOnof rals from a btJI1dlOg,strllClureor vacanl land by ony or all of Ihe With the Sylvan LearnIng accepted measures such as polsorung. fumlgauon trapping clubbmg. Of sundar means so that there 15DOeVidence of rat permuted heIght of accessory structures, mcreases m the maumum mfcsLatlon rcmaamng permllled 101 coverage for acces.ory stmclures mcrease ID the Center maxImum pernlltted area of aCCfssol) SL'uClures on large lots and RODENT HARBORAGE. Any condlllOOwhIch proVIdesfood Waler shelter or plOleCtlonfor rodents Ibus favonog The hbrary Will offer a melr mulhphcallOn or conunued e~lstence in under or oulSuSe of a bUlldmg. structure yard. alleyway or vacant land mcrease m the maxImum penrutted area and heIght of enclosed play structure, sessIOn of Simple actlVltles The complele texi of the proposed ordmancc amendments may be for chlldren up to 3 years of sJ. 6-167 Coodltloos pemultmg rodelll harborage prolublted. It shall be unlawfulfor the owneror OCCUpanlto per vIewed al the office of the C,ty of Gros", Pomte, 17147 Maumee age on Tuesday, July 20, at 7 nut a condlllonsof rodenlharborage10 eX1S1'" any buddIngor >II1IClUre or on any OCCupIedor vacant !and. Grosse Pomte MI 48230 pm To regIster, call (313) 343-2575 Sec 6-168. ReqUIrements for prevention of rod... 1 ba1borage. All owner>andlor occupants III the City of Grosse Julie E. Arthurs, POInteWoods '" order 10 preventrodenlharborage shallcomplyw,th the followtngrequIrements GPN 07101(2004 CIty Clerk A Stored matenal such as firewoodas defined 10 See 10-441 coal pIpe hoxes wood, bwldmg materIals and SImIlarmatenals shallbe neatly Slorcd up offthe ground alleast eight lOchesand shall be plle4no hIgher !ban (our feet above ground level and sh:a.ll not be stored In any front yard or reqUited SIde yard In addl110n to these requl~men.. storageof firewoodwtll also be SIIbj B All garbage and debns (00< lOciudlng properly composted malenal) shall be stored IOSldeunlesskepi 10 metal NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGISTRATION or ral proof containers .. ,ib Ilghl fining lids and shall be placed aI the curt>on the day beforecollectJon. as prescnbed by ordInance FOR C AIIIOlS, acanl or OCCUpIed,and all btJlldlllg.and stnJCtu= shall be kept free of all Illter garbageand debns PRIMARY ELECTION at all limes TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2004 D No person shall feed w1Id~,rds or an'mals WIth0Iher than commercIallyaVlllablebIrd food lOelud,ngseed suc.1 and other commerc:Lally 3'walJable feed In a SUitable contalOcr for the dlstnbutlon of ~uch blT(3 seed Such To the Qualified Electors Q,( Grosse Pointe Park & Grosse Pointe Farms. contaJBer 'ihall be elt\ated at least 48 mche .. abO\e ground level In the event the City of Gros~ POinte Woods through one of Its dc:~ilgnated depanments inspectors or employee., dercnnme<; that the feedmg of Grosse Pointe. Grosse PO!!!« Woods. Township of Grosse POllJte-Wa",u Wild hlrd, or animals l-' a cause or a contnbullng factor to rodent harborage the City through Its BUildIng CQ.unty. 1AJlf Townshll'=Macomb CQ.unty OffiCial shall declare that the 10( from which feedmg IS occumng IS a no-fecdmg zone for a penod of no less Ihan60 days and no more than ISOdays NOTICE IS HERF8Y GIVEN thai Tuemy July 6 2(k)4 IS the la'il day 10 reg:lo:;ter to \o(C or change your addres.o;.for the aboveSlatedeleelIon ~ 6-169 InsptcfJons. The City of Grosse Pomt Quahfied electCK"'imay alo;.oreglster!o vote or ct\angc 1~lr addre~." In the fol'o\laomg -nanneN We 6-170 Notice of vioIabOilli. When anv ~trucllJre bUilding yard aUeywav or vacant land 10;.found to be In vlolal100 of Ituc;ArtlC~ HI lhe OWl'Ie'r3J'fdIoroccupant c;hallbe nOtIfied In wnllTlg of such v10latlon and COfTecll"emeasures lhal are 1'1/PFR'O"" to he taken to ellmmate c;uch vlOlall()fl and that ~ld nouce c;hallbe compltod with wnlnn a specified penod oftln1e hem! At ,our C1t~/to... shlp derk's oIrlC< or al tM oIrlC< of an, county clfrt DURING !108M"'l no lec;s Ihan 10 day~ <)uch notice ]Ii suffi"lenllf ~nl b)" first c1a.~ mati and eenlfled nwl and ~ 10 a eOllliiplCUow. BUSINESS HOURS portof the hu,ld1Ogslructure... v",aol laod At an, ~reta., or "tli. Rranch ome.s I""aled Ihroo~hout Ih. 'llal. durin~ """,,al hu .. nes., hours Allbe optoIIed llllfncy'ot' clients """lVIng ""lCCS Ihrou~h lbe Family Indepmdence A~ocy, the A When any olilnx:ture tnJlldlng or vacan, land I~ foorld 10 have unlawful accumulation .. of any mattnah debns De,>artmentor Community Hullh, MJChiRJInJobs (omm ...... and some e>f'IlCf'l of the ( ommlsslon for Of garbage ~hlch may cono:;tlfute.a cau'l.( or.a conlnbutmg fac!or of rat harborage the OWJ1('r and/or occupant lbe Blind ...hall be notified 10 iO!ort such accumulatIOns as required by thllo ordm3fl.C'.e or to remove such accumulations from the property AI tile mrlrtan rKTVltl1lf1l'omc:e. for ~ enIlStlnR'" 'M armed forces. BY MAll R When an) muclure b~uldmg or \oacant land I.. found 10 be ral Infe~ed the oVlner and/or occupant shall be nohfied 10 take Immediate rodtm extennmatton mealiiures and to conunue UI11C' unul all eVI~ of nd Infes tatlon l'i ehmmaled • By obf.aJmnF: .and complellng a \fall Vocer Rcgl"iolfallOn Application and fofVIaIding 10 Ihe election offiLial a'i dlrecfed on lhe application hy tt.c c1oc;.e of 1"tp:I<;.tratlon deadline Mall \mer reg:I'lra!IOn appllc31lono;; m3) be ohtamed by OOIl1aclmg ~ ~171 FSlfure to compl" eUcnnlnalion h) C'II)' cO'\t.. Upoo (he falrure of any OWTIn'and/or IX"cupan! !o conrpJy with lhe dtRXlIVC',\; of any OO(lC(': llio<;;lIed by lhe ell) of Gr(K,~ POln~ Woodo:; ruf"'liuant to ttm Ofdlnance lhe Ctty of Grout JA". BIAHlT ~H"'I/. 1 RH.""n Potnte Wood"l hao:; lhe optlOO to and ~hall be authonred 10 take ru~ab~ aoo appropnatC' mea~urelio that art nece'iW)' (0 (,Iy (1er!< ( Ily \fa.a~"'(lty ( Ifrk femo\e unlawful ac<:umulallon~ and 10 exterminate fOf ral"i and the: ~oqs thereof 'iOhall !)e collecled In the manner herem Clt> ofl,r.,... PoInlf Pa"" afler prm lded < ,ty or (., r05,W Polare .. Iml'i 1511S F kfF...... 96 Korhy R..... 31 \-32%-6200 31l-8ll5~ 'ec 6-172 (olle Pre~cott DaVIS Murphy, a valedlCtonan of Grosse Pomte South HIgh School's Class of 2000, has dIsplayed leadershIp and VIrtual gemus _mce he matnculated and recently graduated from Yale Umverslty HIS perfor- mance sheds lIght on how the Grosse Pomte Pubhc School System amply pre- pares students for college WIth an exemplary educa- tIon A chemlstlY major, Murphy was selected as an Prescott Davis Murpby assIstant to the Master of hiS that he earned advanced Murphy led the 4,OOO-stu- reSIdentIal college He man- credIts at South dents graduation parade and aged the college snack bar Upon graduatIng thIS sat near Flrst Lady Laura and was captaIn of hIS resl- year, he receIved five pnzes Bush, whose daughter, denbal college hockey team for outstandmg academiC Barbara, was m the same He was also a member of the achIevement. Of 40 crechts class Yale Anti-GraVIty SocIety earned at Yale, 38 were ThIs summer, Murphy IS Visions of the National Guard and the Jugghng club stanght As. and only two one of four chemIstry stu- Academlcall), Murphy was were A-s He took classes ill dents hIred by Amgen, and On Friday. June 4. members of the Boy and GirlllCout8 at Ferry Elemen- at Yale's zemth He was one Portuguese, SpanIsh, III the fall, he WIll embark on tary met members of the Michigan Army National Guard. SCouts and fami. of four JUnIors mVlted to the Economics, Anthropology, a fully-funded scholarshIp at Des observed a UH-60 Black Hawk beDcopter toucb down on the grounds of PhI Beta Kappa honor SOCl- HIStory and Art HIStory as Harvard Umverslty to earn the Grosse PoiDte War Memorial. Students climbed aboard IUld looked around. ety, partly due to the fact well as the SClences a doctorate m chemIstry Above are guard members KevlD Sisko James McGraw anel Kris Lopicceo- 10. McGraw. aD active member of tbe guard siDce 1981 IUld a Ferry parent, answered questions witb his colleagues. The event was a wonderful opportunity to see how parents iD communi- ties sucb as the PoiDtes are belping to serve America. ULS incoming ninth-grader wins scholarship PatrIck Gustme. an forward to the many other courageous battle m July mcommg nmth-grader at leadershIp roles and hon- 2000, Bauble ~uccumbed to Umverslty LIggett School, ors that we are certam he cancer Followmg hIS WIll be the recipient of thIS WIll attam " death a generous outpour year's James Robb Bauble A graduate of Tulane mg of donatlons In hI_ CommunIty ScholarshIp Umverslty and the memory from famIly mem ThIS prestIgIOus scholar- UniversIty of MIchIgan, bers. classmate~ other shIp IS awarded annually Bauble was the preSIdent ULS alumm and friend_ to a Grosse Pomte reSIdent of Legend Valve and led to the establishment of who excels academIcally Flttmg, a company that he the James Robb Bauhle and contnbutes athletIcal- founded In 1988 After a Commumty Scholar~ Fund ly The award WIll be apphed throughout GustIne's upper school career SHORES PODIATRY ASSOCIATES, Re. ~Patnck IS new to the Umverslty LIggett School communIty, but hIS pnor academIC rl"cord and accompli shments pr~dlct • Currcn r LOncept~ and rrcarmenr of Ch ronle Wound Care and Management that he Wlll make tremen- D'ahcrl' I dUL.lror\ .11 '1r John Hospnal .md Bon ~ecouf\f{ orragc Ho~pnal dous contnbutlOn~ to our upper school," ~ald Head of .\ffiharcd wlrh ''I John Wound Carc Bon '1ecourslCotrage Wound ( arc School Matthew H Hanly "We are eXCIted to award and ~r Jmcph Wound Care Center, hIm the James Robb H IT Bauble Community • ReconstruCTive FOOl and Ankle "urgerv ScholarshIp, and we look "PO[(\ ~ II dlllill J;';,~ I"~,,tl 2r-~/.j'; )~,..,1 ../I.~~ 0'- ..", Subscribe Today J • James M McCarty DPM CWS. 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DPM Yatuferlip 'UpflOfstery Anlllony F DelUCA DPM u 'PNIAu -~iC- b Wli"..1WIIl "')...... 28709 Harper Ave' St Clairt.Shores' 3 Blks S of 12Mile 586772 9910 20905 12 Mile Rd. 46591 Romeo Pllnk 30795 23 Mile Rd www V1nderllpupholsteq (om , , 313-343-5577 Roseville Mlcomb Chesterfield July 1,2004 16A Automotive Grosse Pointe News Colorado lineup I a tough winner By Greg "yl. cyllnaer or lour-wheel dnve ana two ot the dnvIng CyCle, SpeCltl- ThIs week, we test drIve But the new engIne Isn't completely new engInes, the cally from 1,400 rpm to the all-new 2004 Chevy the only thIng we lIked Vorlec 2800 Inhne four 5,200 rpm Colorado, a larger mId-sIze about Colorado ThIS Chevy cylInder and the aforemen- AvaIlable WIth both truck wIth an array of lay- IS totally redeSigned wIth a tIOned Vortec 3500 mIme engIne optIOns IS Chevy's combmatIOn of features five cylInder Our Colorado smooth-shlftmg Hydra- outs and powertram choIc- 2004 Cbevy Colorado LS 4WD es Our test model was the that proVIde mcreased func- came In 4WD dress, offerIng Matlc 4L60-E four-speed dashboard-mounted push- automatic transmISSIon, short-bed four-door Crew tlOnahty and capabIlIty and a lIve axle, rear leaf- charges extra), SIx-dISC m- button access to 2WD, 4LO whICh IS used m all of GM's Cab L5, whICh we really spnng setup hlghhght the dash CD stereo ($395); and 4HI ranges hght-duty trucks A new lIked from the get-go Other Outwardly, there's no four-wheel-drlve models automatic transmISSIon The 3 5-lIter, 211 cublc- high-torque capacity AlSIn chOIces m the Colorado lIne- mlstakmg Colorado as a Stoppmg abIlIty comes from ($1,095), and $1,000 for the mch, five-cyhnder has very five-speed manual trans- up mclude both Extended "Chevy Tough" truck Colorado's standard four- five-cylInder Vortec Th18 good acceleratIOn thanks to miSSIon IS also avaIlable and Regular Cab models Colorado IS not a smaller wheel anti-lock brakmg, brought the bottom Ime a hefty 10-1 compressIOn InSIde, Colorado looks versIOn of Its slbhng full- whIch IS deSIgned for from $24,080 to $29,720 ratIo It produces 220 horse- and feels more lIke a large, When we first drove our size SIlverado, nor a reVIsed heavy-duty service WIth WIth the $635 destmatlOn power and 225 foot-pounds comfortable, full-SIze pICk- Colorado (and before check- deslgI1 of the TraIl Blazer tandem power boosters, added of torque, and also gener- up than a typIcal mid-SIze mg the WIndow stIcker), we SUV It SIts on Its own diS- dual-pIston dISC front Important numbers ates very respectable 17 truck, WIth craftsmanshIp were Impressed that tInct body-an-frame plat- brakes and large dIameter mclude a wheelbase of mpg cIty and 22 mpg hIgh- and attention to detrol eVI- although the engIne sound- form, allOWIng more person- rear drums We'd like to see 125.9 mches, curb Weight of In way EPA numbers The dent throughout Overall, ed lIke a four cylInder, It alIty to be bmlt to every the four-wheel diSCS as 4,150 pounds, 1,366-pound advantage of the mIme the cabIn IS well-done, offer- performed hke a SIX cylIn- model standard fare one day payload, 19 6-gallon fuel engIne IS that 90 percent of mg a 60/40-spht foldmg der We found out why when Consumers can choose Flfteen-mch wheels and tank and a 36 7 cubIc-foot peak torque IS avaIlable rear seat capable of accom- we opened the hood There from both manual and auto- tires are standard, and look cargo box matIc transmiSSIons, two- across a much WIder range modatmg three adults All sat Chevy's new mime five good Chevy's new mid-SiZe IS a of the mstrumentahon IS As for safety, dual-stage wmner, which IS to be easy to read, access to all front air bags are standard, expected from those who seatIng IS superb and seat as are SIde curtam aIr bags bUild them "tough" We rate comfort IS very good on the LS OptIOns on our Colorado an eIght on a scale model mcluded heated of 10 Underneath you'll find a leather seats ($1,495), ladder-style frame WIth tor- * * * * * * * On Star Safety and Secunty sIOnal stIffness and lots of ($695); XM SatellIte RadIO - King Features 2004 ADVENTURE durabIlIty A front suspen- ($325 subSCription Syndicate SERIES SIOn utlhzmg torsIOn bars, $0 DOWNI There's a nationwide shortage 24 Month LEASE FOR of automotive service technicians (NAPS!) - If you're say they need to hue at ment, health msurance and reVVIng up your resume and least one new techmclan In retirement plan optIons lookIng for an m-demand the next SIX months Over the course of the career, you may want to Today's automotive ser- next 10 years, there WIll be $519~?*conSider bl'Commg an auto- VIce centers m establIshed an estimated 31,900 new motive techniCIan The lat- franchIse new auto dealer- Jobs available annually m est StatIStiCS show a nation- ships have mtellectually the service sector of the c.me'of M'5~Oo:::~;d7:;~Plaok WIde shortage. challengIng Jobs, reqUlnng automotive mdustry ThIs 18 __1fJi-1':.~~I.I" "There are tens of thou- annual trammg courses to due to rapid mdustry "'1 586.~12.9600 sands of unfilled career seTVlce the latest technolo- growth and net replace- r .. gy 111 the newest models ment needs WIth figures posItions avaIlable nght now," saId James Pay and demand for these lIke that, you are guaran- au...... - "50HoIRd;.: Wllhngham, chaIrman of positions are high, whlch teed to find a serVIce POSI- "LIKE NOTHING ELSE" • ;l...... , Automotive RetaIlIng translates mto high JOD tIon that fits your personal- www.frlend.yhummer.com Today, a group representmg secunty, opportumtles for Ity, passIOns and slulls mobIlity and great benefits, For more mformatlon, .,...~b'bd."'*ltI'lCl:N:_ .... 2000llWyl'~~l..-..illl~~ >u~!lCWIIceM!"~1et s. 067eul!~rO.dHoS52!l~illCdyOllpoiill manufacturers and fran- chlse dealers mcludmg a comfortable, VISIt the Web SIte autoJob- * * * * * * * A majority of au.o dealers modern worklOg envlron- stoday.org THROUGH July 1,2004 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 17A Safe vehicles don't have to be dull and boring By BIIt Siuru and Andrea high tallhghts to assure eqUlpped e. • ~ bemg seen under all hght- LIke Volvo wagons, the ,;.; 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Stewart .,.,-_:::::::--::. - i,;ver ,lIlI"e ~\lOIVO 1Il~10- Ulg' lULU W~I;1t,.Ut:J \..OllU.tL.IUJH:I .al'l.t:J:IUJ Itio Vot.ll I".l.tVt:IJlOU.z:s ~.~. duced the first three-pOint The XC90, marketed and \ersahle Accordmg to seat belts In 1959, thiS agamst other luxury SUVs Voho, the seats can be SwedIsh automaker has hke the Acura MDX, BMW arranged In over 64 configu- r:_or '~ been an mdustry leader X5, Mercedes-Benz M-Class ratIOns For example, the when It comes to safety and Lexus RX300 comes m second- and optIOnal third- Therefore, when Volvo three versIOns - the front- row seat backs fold flat The .- ~ developed Its first SUV, the wheel-drive 2 5T and all- front passenger seat back XC90, safety was hIgh on wheel-dnve 2 5T AWD and folds down so there are the pnonty hst However, T6 AWD Two engInes are nme-and-a-half feet of Volvo showed that very safe avaIlable The 2 5T uses a unobstructed space for very vehIcles don't have to be 2 5-hter turbocharged m- long Items The second-row dull and bonng Ime five-cylinder and the seats are spht 40/20/40 and For starters, there IS an T6, a 29-llter twm-tur- sllde forward Independently Industry-first Roll Safety bocharged m-Ime-slx Both and headrests do not have Control (RSC) system to are mounted transversely to be removed when seats reduce the chances of a The T5 IS rated at 208- are folded down WIth the rollover The RSC system horsepower at 5000 rpm forward-facing thud-row uses gyrOSCOpICsensors to and 236 pound-feet of seat mstalled, the XC90 can momtor the XC90's roll torque from 1500 rpm to carry up to seven An Photo courtesy ofVoho Jnternet Melba angle and roll velOCIty If a 4500 rpm The T6 makes optional center-child-seat 2004 Volvo XC90 POSSIble rollover condItIOn 268 horsepower at 5100 booster slldes forward, plac- Chmbmg behind the com- display IS hard to read ($1,895), reverse warmng is sensed, the XC90's rpm and 280 pound-feet mg It closer to the front pas- fortable and very support- under some daylIght condI- system ($400), chIld booster DynamiC Stablhty and from 1800 rpm to 5000 rpm senger seat The taIlgate Ive dnver seat, you find an tions seat ($400), Dolby Pro LogIC Traction Control (DTSC) Both all-alumInum alloy features a 70/30 toplbottom expanSIVe dashboard Pnces for the XC90 start II Surround Sound System system reduces engIne engInes feature a dual over- spht so the lower edge of Though easy to read, at $35,125 for the 2 5T ($750), Xenon headlamps head camshaft (DOHC) dn- the hft gate IS waIst hIgh power and apphes brakes instrumentatIon IS hmlted FWD, $38,875 for the 2 5T ($300), vertIcal cargo net untIl the SUY IS stable ven by a belt, four-valves- Unless you are loadmg a to speedometer, tachometer AWD and $41,250 for the ($300), wood steenng wheel again per-cyhnder and contmu- hght object, you probably and gauges for fuel and T6 Even the lowest pnced ($300), and rear audIO con- Should the RSC not pre- ously vanable valve tlmmg WIll have to open both sec- coolant temperature XC90 comes well eqmpped trols With headphones vent a rollover, the hIgh- (CVVT) The AWDs are dn- tIons Controls for the audiO and However, there IS a long list ($100) strength, boron-steel-rem- ven by the front wheels, but clImate control systems are of optIOns mcludlng an forced roof protects occu- as soon as shppage IS On the road, the XC90 very user-fnendly, but the onboard naVIgatIon system -AutoWln! pants. There IS also a rem- detected, the electrOnically shows It umt-body, passen- forced steel cage around the controlled Haldex hmlted ger car hentage It IS based passenger compartment shp couphng transfers from on Volvo's largest car plat- Fond carburetor, and I'm The XC90 has Inflatable 5 to 100 percent of the form, the S80 Therefore, glad to say I still SIde curtam aIr bags for all torque to the rear wheels the XC90 ndes more hke a memories have the one I used three rows seats, another dependmg on road condI- luxury sedan than many of of holley back In 1968 on my first Pyrotechmc seat belt tions Only two transmIs- Its truck-based SUY compe- GTX. I also used It tenslOners on all seats sIOns are offered, an auto- tition And whIle not a three-barrel agam In 1980 on my retain occupants In place so matic five-speed transrms- sports sedan, It handles, Q. Greg, Just a 454 Chevy drag car, the front and SIde aIr bags slOn With Geartromc clutch- steers and brakes like a note on the 950 and It worked flaw- can do their Job less manual shlftmg for the very good family statIon cfm Holley three- lessly. I'm presently The XC90 features crum- T5 Because the five-speed wagon, remember that It barrel carburetor rebulldmg It and ple zones to help absorb wouldn't fit under the hood can carry up to seven It you mentioned m a WIlluse It on a 440 energy dunng a collISIon, of the T6, It IS mated to an was especlally adept at recent column I screamer Anyway, that was MOPAR engIne I even rear-end ones Volvo's automatic four-speed, also smoothmg out parkIng lot had one on my 1967 Camara a long time ago (1970) Boy, have SIttIng on my engIne WhIplash Protection WIth Geartromc speed bumps WhIle most WIth a non-stock 302 cublc- do I mJSSthat car stand Thanks for your reply System reduces inJunes LIke most full-SIze SUVs, XC-90s WIllnever see much inch small-block V-8. I know - Bob S , VIae-maIl when hIt from the rear The the XC90 does not SIp gaso- off-road duty, It IS qUIte what you are thmkIng - A. Bob, I'm not surpnsed XC90 even looks out for 1mI'. The EPA ratings for capable sIDce It IS an SUY major overkIll. But that the carburetor worked on other dnvers smce the low the 2 5T are 18 mpg clty/24 not a statIon wagon posmg engIne never loaded up, got the small cube motor, Write to Greg Zyla Ln care front chaSSIS crossmember miles per gallon hIghway as an SUY The tIght turn- good gas mileage and the because It was a vacuum of Kmg Features Weekly IS about the same height as and for the T6, 15 mpg mg radIUS IS appreCIated In tailpIpes were always whIte secondary that fed the fuel SerVIce, PO Box 536475, the bumper of an ordmary clty/20 mpg hIghway The both city traffic and off- And when the throttle was Into the Intake mamfold Orlando, FL 32853 6475, or sedan. 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S>S2!IO I"~cl """"'. ~~ j -""~,,, 6B Co~~uni~ G.ro.s.~_~.~.'~.~.J.~_~ 1'? y,.qr<:o "lg('. ~" s .....~ 'he L ...U ..U.O~lU.U UJ.H~ ...lu; U"JUJ Vt:l,;J U1WI ~ .sw\o ~u t-ttJluer felt as If he were on a shIp- Lucasslan, songwntIng IS They expe~t to release a (gUltar) and Tony Rochon Bands----- wreck personal, If not cathartIC compact diSCby the end of (bass) have been hittIng the From page IB But what holds In the "I got to a poInt when "I wnte to get stuff out the year chords and the bars of Brownell Middle School future for the boys after thmgs fell apart," Lucasslan of my head,~ Lucassum DetrOIt and New York CIty Basset (bass, vocals), hIgh school? All of them say s81d "I felt as If I was out said "Every one of our New York CIty I Is Back Kanakan (drums) and they're worlung as hard m In the water alone" songs ISdIfferent, but there Back in Spades In Spades good enough to SchlDldt (guitar) had been therr studIes as they are on Fnends and fellow mUSI- are common threads ~ takes front & center travel several hundred playmg together SInce the theIr mUSIC CIans Park resident Steve Sillce they've struck out mIles for -g Restaurants A To 0 • From page 18 will be offering the Apollo Pomte Park And SpIcer has had practIce 11-40 £ N Tnbute In FlU'IJl1llgtonHills Creed, a Philly-style steak The Snyders have been serv- ThIs IS the second year her Lothrop sandWIch, a clucken versIon of mg up theIr bayou bItes at Grosse Pomte Woods restau- PIn "I wanted to take the next r DolroI step and own my own restau- Its Apollo Creed; and a chicken M'Dear's for Just over a year rant, Meaghan's, has been part _Slaee (J fajita and a vegetanan fajIta - While the food ISJust like of the Taste Fest She has also ~ rant, but I dIdn't want to start -Sl8ge• An a fine dmmg restaurant," Lutes lavashes filled WIth gnlled pep- home coolo.ng to Snyder, been part of the TasteFest two - pers, omons, tempeh and pep- M'Dear's has been garnenng a other tImes when she was a co- 8ald "I chatted the Idea up lli J:~o West Grand Boulevard WIth Scott and here we are ~ per Jack cheese reputatIon among foothes for Its owner of Mack Avenue Dmer, =.~1";5. The result wIll be represent- "We're one of the only Testau- creole gumbo, J8.lDbalya,red also In the Woods rants dOlllg vegetanan," beans and nce, mean greens, "We chop It and dIce It there," - .....PlItt __ .....=.. ed at Lunchbox Deh's Apollo - .. ~ -YauIIMIo Creed, a Philly-style steak Zucarro 8ald. "We have 8 mee and bread puddmg - all whIch SpIcer sald "It's really labor- -:,~ . , ! selectIon of vegetanan sand- wIll be offered at the 2004 mtenslVe, but It's much fresh- III sandWlch, wluch will be fea- >. Wlches." Comenca TasteFest er~ :: tured at the TasteFest In all, 0 Lunchbox Deb offers 80 differ- "People In the area are really In addItIon to the peach cob- Milwaukee supportIng us and are really bIer, qwche and gazpacho, ent sandWlches made with Just like M'Dear used • "CI eIlJoymg our food," Snyder SaId Meaghan's WIlloffer a chIcken BaltImore ;: locally baked and artisan to make 0 breads, 15 salads and a vanety "They're glad we're m the area fiesta sandWlch wrap and a \ " , GroWIng up m New Orleans, because it's somethIng dIffer- shnmp fiesta sandWIch wrap, • ~ '. , of hot entrees. the SpICYscents of gumbo and ' " Lunchbox Deli's Park locatIon ent" both bundled WIth vegetables m 2004 Comerfca TasteFest Information J8.lDbalya used to tIckle GaIl lavash, and cold cucumber has put Itself m the spotlIght Snyder's nose, and deep-frIed WhIIlIlla: A 1N&-da)I streel ""r oI1emg a broad and wned soup assor1mllnl of'.IllSlaJJratlI$, rrusocaI ads and stonls ~ on the east 8lde. Fresh fair fare buttery catfish would melt on lha besllha mstro ""'" has oller "The optlons for restaurants Even when feedIng a crowd, WhIle her food IS admittedly DeIroot to her tongue. an alternatIve to the typIcal WIwI: 11 :llam. to 10p.m. Thursday ~ '.1IvooJ!1' on the east SIde were qwte hm- SInce 1971, Snyder has called Meaghan SpIcer doesn't take &roday ~ 4 from 1 1.JO am to 8 p.m. 00 Moodav ~ 5 deep-frIed faIr food, Spicer and WI.-: Dalroot's New CarlIer ama _ by Lolhrop lted," Zucarro SaId. "Here, we DetroIt her bome but her cook- shortcuts At her restaurant's her restaurants have always Woo LAMIA & LAMIA SALON AND DAY SPA Irrf\'ESS i. TI' \!\'l\l-~ I d. l\ \:-\: j , We are very proud to welcome to our staff, nail specialist Lon Davis, CENTEJl formerly of Edwin Paul Spa. She SUMMER TRIAL will provide a full array of naIl MEMBERSmP services for both hands and feet. 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I.,,, July 1,2004 Fairgoers get a taste of the Grosse Pointes at TasteFest By Bonnie Caprara Staff Writer The Fourth of July weekend marks the 16th year of the Comenca Three Pointe restaurants offer TasteFest m Detroit's New Center area, For five days - Thursday, July 1, through Monday, July 5 - 70 bands, 43 restaurants and 20 stores WIll give fairgoers a sampling of the diverSIty and the best of what the fresh approaches to cuisine Detroit area has to offer. In that mIX, three of the bands, three of the restaurants and one of the shopkeepers are from the Grosse PointelHarper Woods area, each offenng Local A something as dIfferent as the others, restaurants "We look at tIns as a true CIty festival representmg the whole three- county area," TasteFest Director Randall Fogelman said. "It's an lllcredi- featured bly diverse festival where everyone gets along and enjoys some great at the food." 2004 Comerica What started out as somethmg that was just fun to do for the regulars III the New Center area has turned out to be one ofthe rnghhghts of the TasteFest year m metro DetroIt and a fundraiser for the New Center Council, which Lunchbox Deli prOVIdes beautIficatIon and security for the economic development and planning, image budding and youth enrichment in the New Center area. Grosse Pointe Park M'Dear's Three bands represent the Grosse GrossePointeP~ Pointes/Harper Woods at TasteFest Meaghan's The Dollfaces: No Grosse POinte babes in the woods Woods While most of their class- Live mates spend their week- on the Pure ends hangmg out at the Rock 'n rustic roll mOVIes,Anthony Kanakan, Detroit Stage Mlck Bassett, Nick Dufour Grosse Pomte Park resI- and Max Schrmdt are at the at Second dent Scott Zucarro may be bars and Lothrop the first person to play dual The four 17-year-old hIgh roles at the Comenca school semors (Bassett, Friday, July 2 TasteFest restaurant Dufour and Schnudt go to owner and performer He1l Grosse Pomte South High Shipwreck Union be serVJng up sandWIches Sehool and Kanakan goes 4p.m, and salads at the Lunchbox to Grosse POInte North Deb booth, and playlOg gw- Photo by Bonme Caprara High School) have proven The Dollfaces tar WIth Shipwreck Dmon City of Grone Pointe resident Nick Lutes and their matunty m the musI- 5:30p.m. at the Pure DetrOit Stage at Grosse Pointe Park resident Scott Zucano have been cal sense as members of the Second and Lothrop In Monday, July 5 hanging their Lanchbo~ DeU ,bingle in the Park Dollfaces Detroit on Fnday, July 2, at since December 2000. Their restaurant wU1 be rep- In some ways, It's not Bade in Sptllks 4pm resented in the 2004 Comeriea TaateFest Thursday, surpnsIDg that the four- This ISthe first year July 1, through Monday. July 5. some plays m adult venues 3:15p.m. Zucarro and hiS partner, and attracts an older audIo CIty of Grosse PolOte resI- restaurant m the Park 10 tar for Uncle Kracker and ence Each of the band dent Mickey Lutes, have set November 2000 whettmg hiS appetIte to up an annex of theIr carry- In additIOn to workmg m local CUlSmeqLute~ had members say they were appeal to the genre's older greatly mfluenced by the out restaurant •.Lun~hbox other kItchen. pnor to get- spent tlme ,n m'ln) fcur \ afiClonados Deb, at the TasteFest Thp tmg lOto bUSiness, Zucarro ' star kltchens mc1ui!.r:~~ mUSICof theIr parents' gen- But their sound IS deli- eration, espeCIally the paIr turned theIr catenng had spent plent\ of tlll"e Sf'€' RESTAU«Al'IJS. Dltely theIr own WIth (NIck, busmess mto a free,tandmg tra\ehnj/; ....hlll." pJa)mg gUl- pilj;(e 6B Beatles Max and MIck) wntmg all "You should always go of the band's ongmal mate- Grosse Pointe's back to your roots In youngest roek icons. the nal mUSIC,"baSSist and VOCalist "All of It has the ele- DoUfaces. perform on the Bassett sald Pure Detroit Stage at ments of clasSICrock, but It But their musIc ISalso comes off as a modern Second and Lothrop at shaped by the sounds of sound," Bassett said the 2004 Comerlea today, most notably by the The four boys met each TaateFelt on Friday, July RadIohead and the other as students at 2, at 5:30 p.m. Smashmg PumpkIns, two alternative rock bands that See BANDS, 6B Grosse Pointe Park woman puts a trendy spin on Detroit retail WhIle some street festi- busmess 10 the nght loca- vals select artists to show tIOn She moved to the their wares, Comenca Fisher BUlldmg 10 August TasteFest organizers decid- 2003 afrer openmg m ed to bnng together what another locatIOn In they thought retail should December 2002 Not only look hke 10 the CIty has her store attracted the City Kl1lts has a place 10 trendsetters who have that VlSlOn,which IS alqo made kmttmg popular shared by Its owner, Grosse POInte Park reSident Karen Kendnck-Hands "I thought a city of 1 mJl- Selected Items hon people should have a quahty kmt shop and a cool busmess that would be a Places to look destmatlOn In DetrOIt," Kendnck-Hands saId for City Knits Kendnck-Handq Joms 17 at the other area retailers 10 the 2004 Comerica TasteFeqtq Subwa~ 2nd Photo b" John F' '\1:art.Jn Ave Street Market Her TasteFest Grosse Pointe Park res- store, located m the con- Ident Karen Kendrick- courqe of the Fisher SulnM)' 2nd Handa opened her knit BUlldmg was recently Ayenue Street sbop. City Knits. in the de'ICnbed m another newq- MarAet FI,ber BuUding last paper aq "the Somerset August. -I thou&ht a city CollectIOn of yam" Kmttwg of 1 million people Not only can falrgOf>rq in Public should bave a qaaUty pick up a qkem or two of Saturday July 3, knit ,hop and a cool caqhmere recycled qan q,lk and Sunday July 4, b1Uinea that would be a destination in Detroit •• or a lmen/sllk blend but noon to 5 p m the\ cAn alqo ]parn how to Kendrick.Hand, said. kmt At lhp Taqt.cFeqt's Fltnesswor~s Park on the corner 1lg'llInhilt alqo cell'hntleq Kmttmg m Puhhc m the ~Ilch flqMla Farrow and F,tne,qworkq Park on of Second Kelly MCGllhAand the caAt and West Grand Saturday .July 1, and member. from "Movm' Sunday .Julv 4 from noon Boulevard Out," "ChIcago" and to 5 pm Kl'ndnck Handq Iq Stitch and Bitch "Mama Mla- alqo coordmattn~ the mod durmg the Aq for kmltlOg'q renewed em-day VerqlOnof thl' kmt- Come Ons show populsnly, K!'ndnck- tmg clrcl" a qtltch and on the Hand. a kn'tl~r of 40 ~. for the Kids Too! bltch dunng thl' Com" Onq Pure DetrOit Stage yE'arq _aId "I thmk women qhow on the Pure DetrOIt Second and Lothrop of my gE'neratlon thought If Stage on Saturday July 3, Saturday July 3 you lookl'd too domeqtlc, It (313) 882-8970.17140 KERCHEVAL' GROSSE POINTE .IN THE VilLAGE lit 4 .10 p m would comoromlqe your pro- 4:30p.m. HOURS MON THRU FRI 10 6 THURS TILL 8 SAT 10. 530 SUNDAY 12.4 Kendnck-HanrlA has cer feqqlOnallma.l\e Now, I tamly come upon thE' nght thmk we're a little more July 1,2004 2B Community Grosse Pointe News Concert to be held at Memorial Church Senior SCene Senior archi'oisfs Grosse POinte Memonal Memorial Boaters are the festive mUSIC of George Church, 16 Lakeshore In encouraged to attend the Fndenc Handel We have to be careful the wmter 10 an aban- Grosse Pomte Farms, wIll concert by anchormg off- Carillon concerts Will con- not to be Judgmental 10 doned schoolhouse present "Water MusIc and shore behmd the church tmue each week at 7 15 P m our accounts We're not She was born dunng a Flley.orks MUSIC for saYing that thIngs were bhzzard Her father could- The event IS free Tuesdays Can lion and Brass,~ at 7 Tours of the canllon wIll better 10 the past or are n't get out of the house for pm Tuesday, July 6 Patnck Maw~ka Will be be offered after the concerts By better now We're Just four days to buy the things The concert IS the first of a the canl1(meur and the For more lOformatlOn, call tellmg the way It was needed for a newborn senes sponsored by MUSICat Motor elt) Bra" \\ III pl.n I n 311'f>2-5.:ll0 Ruth One reason I thmk it'e For the four days my Cain lIDportant that a farmly mother was fed cow's mllk sac presents have an archIVist IS heated on a t10 plate held Do you remember? Some years ago I heard because I know so httle over a kerosene lamp and talk on asset LNt week's questionl through that area a presentation by a about my fBmlly's back- glven to her 10 a spoon When I was a small gJrl In This week'. questiou: woman, 75, who talked ground I remember her allocation the late 194Os, I used to take In the 19405 and '50s, what about an important role I never knew any of my excl81mmg, wrule In her grandparents. Two died 60s, about how wonderful Services for Older a bus to the comer of Mack sstabhshment on Mack at that she felt only semors aud Cook to pur8ue my Cac:beu1 had great bot dogs could fill servmg as an before I was born, another mllk was Her mother kept CItizens (SaC) will present who had been hvmg With a a cow to proVide the fam1ly a talk by Mark Barnett of favorite sport. Where was I coney clogs, bul'ier8 aud t~ archIVISt for their fBmlhes PIli and what was my best jUkebox in the city'? Semors, she swd, were the daughter 10 ChIcago died With milk The cow MB Squared Fmanclal about the trme I was born roamed wherever she Services at 11 15 a m 1IJIOrt? Each week WfI t't',Y to pro- only ones who knew the ':.-ADlnr~ To the riding voke MJders With a ~ mformatlon and events My father's father went to wanted and often feasted Wednesday, July 7, at the San francISco after the on weeds and Wild grasses Neighborhood Club Barnett lI&'iIbles at Hartz or Hills to about Gros8e that hnk the generations reQt ho~ by the hour JlIl4 The ~ if~B'.~ together death of rus wtfe He died Consequently her mIlk was Will dIscuss asset allocation r«Je' t.lul.. . - - ~ • when I was about 12, but sometimes purple or and Will teach techmques At the trme, I thought it ~ Ul ;;a-~ ",~~Al'~~':.~ ~-'.~'" he had never Vlslted ~n.andthln.unhke that professIOnals use to was an Idea that had validIty But because of a DetrOit, and my family today's whIte, creamy control nsks III a volatile Learn about Gilda's Club full-time Job, chIldren and never made It to milk market Caltforma When :.be ArmlStlce for Jom sac for a hot lunch Cmdy Kozak from Gilda's children WIth all types of bemg active 10 professional Club Will speak from 6.30 to cancer and their famlhes OTgaruzatlons, I barely had I do have a few pieces of World War I was at 11 a m The presentation 1OformatlOn My grandfa- announced, my mother Will be after lunch 830 p.m., Thursday, July 8, and fnends can enhance time to carry on my day-to- at the Van Elslander Cancer their quahty of hfe through day hfe ther was in the earth- told of the thousands of Center on the campus of St support, networking and Now I'm retrred, my quake In San FranCISCO people who assembled in John Hospital and Medlcal education Gilda's Club children grown, With chil- He was trapped under rub- large towns throughout .~,,~~~<~f ble for three days before the Umted States to cele- Pointer ~--"~Center This Will be a free Metro Detroit IS 10 Royal dren of their own. Now 18 commumty educatIon mght Oak the time to begm this bemg rescued H1s only brate the war's endIng A regIster or to get more Important effort that could lDJury was a broken arm week later, hundreds in Kozak WIll talk about the To Bridge Club mformabon, call (866) 246- al~o be fun How wonderful It would those towns were dead support and resources Members of the Pomter 4673 As we get older we fear be to have hIs personal from a devastating flu GJlda's Club offers for those Bndge Club will go to the that people WIll thmk account of this famed and Virus that had spread hvmg WIth cancer and for Free VECC commumty Wmdsor CasillO at 10 a m we're fuddy-duddIes hving temble disaster throughout the United their families and fnends education mght programs Thursday, July 15. A bus m the past tf we start talk- My grandfather's sISter States She WIll also diSCUSS strate- are held the second Will be available m the park- mg about the old days An had lmmlgrated to St When I thInk about gIes for COp1Og WIth cancer Thursday of each month mg lot of the Grosse Pomte archiVist, however, wntes Lows from Sweden when these few tales, I regret before, dunng and after from 6'30 to 8 30 p.m War Memonal The bus Will about mformatlon from the she was about 16 or 17 how much more I could treatment return at 4'30 pm Guests past that will be read for She heard that 10 San have known about my fam- Gdda's Club IS named m are welcome. Senior Men's many generations to come franCISCO, serv10g gJrls Ily Arcluves would have honor of the late comedian The cost IS $15 for the ArchIVISts don't get were p81d $1 a week demonstrated the drestlc and former Detrolter, Gilda tnp, which Includes lunch Club to meet wound up With family There were few JObs 10 St drlferences 10 the hves of Radner It IS a free nonresI- Lows for anyone and still For more Information, call The Semor Men's Club of trees They're important, my fanuly WithIn the past dent cancer support commu- fewer WIth pay that hIgh. (313) 886-7595 or (313) 881- Grosse Pomte Will meet at but not as rmportant as 100 years Changes will OIty where men, women and My great-aunt Johanna, 8566 11 am, Tuesday, July 13, at what these people were be Just as dramatic as the at age 18 years, took a the Grosse Pomte War hke, how they hved or technolOgical wonders that tr81n to San FranclSO to l/It 1/1(1/ ( i/c'" Cddll'llio/l\ Memonal for lunch and a made their hvmg, and have entered our hves will seek her fortune The short busmess meetIng The what dramatiC, outatand- continue and change our many trwns she had to speaker will be Tem Lynn IDg or Illterestmg events world. take to reach Caluonua Land, MIchigan's Secretary happened dunng therr Me- Ifyou'd hke to be an must have taken weeks archivist, you can write cekbraSUMMER of State tlmes She got a Job and her longhand or on a comput- Enghsh Improved. She was er If neither IS av81lable, Summer S JOYS are many Eve WORSHIP SERVICES Firs! Eng IISh Ev. 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A s~~~~~Sl: JOHN SENIOR Somerset Collection - South COMMUNITY 248-637-3060 Lower Level Near Cartier For more information please call 313-343-8265 -- July 1, 2004 48 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News Stratford's 'Macbeth' is understated, powerful The most frequently per- dehvery, It glves tlus myste- questlOnmg the Wltches' Only the suspense of a Vlo- banc tragedy formed of Shakespeare's nous and compelbng story predictIOns and numbed by lent battle Wlth ThIS claSSICfavonte ISan plays, "Macbeth," has also an rmpact that IS rarely the death of hIS WIfe,he broadswords between him. excellent example of the been subjected to the Wldest achieved beheves the WItches' self and Macduff delays the Stratford FestIval's conSIS- vanety of treatments That IS not to say that promises that he IS InVJnCl- meVltable end tency 10 mountmg quality ProductIons range from th18 IS a bare stage readIng ble and 18 consumed by a In yet one more onglnal, productIOns that are both emphaslzmg the story's Tlus "Macbeth" has excep- commItment to see It creative touch, the play creatIve mterpretatIons and pnmItive brutality, to mak- tlOnal power and great dra. through. opens and closes WIth a ten- true to the onglnal 109 It a study In psychology matlc effects Wlth many HIS casual determInatIOn der Scottish folk tune It It IS presented 10 reperto- or to playmg up the super- genwnely creatlve touches to assassmate Banquo and serves as a reassunng ry at Stratford's Festival natural aspect to turn It The openmg scene IS an then Macduff's WIfeand remmder of love and happl- Theatre through Saturday, mto a portrlUt of Wltchraft example The play's famous cluldren only adds to the ness that continue outside Oct 30 Call (800) 567. In so domg, all sorts of spe- WItches appear as battle- enorDuty of hIS tragedy the pale of Macbeth's bar- 1600 clal effects, weIrd props and field ghouls robbmg the fancUul costumes are super- hodles of fallen soldiers It's Macbeth IShallucmatlng. Imposed on the senpt to a macabre touch very much The absence of Speclal estabhsh the nature of the in the grotesque spmt of effects bnngs audience emphas18 Often they over- the story. rmaglDatlon mto play, mak- whelm the onglnal play MeantlIDe, Graham mg It even more effective There IS a new productIOn Abbey's dehvery of the title Yet as the stress of reahz- at Stratford t1us summer role av01ds vocal hlstnomcs. 10g the enorIDlty of their that has turned to a rarely H1s speech IS artIculate and murder of KIng Duncan used but highly effective expressive He even projects mcreasss, Macbeth and b18 approach. DIreCtor John a feehng of rational wsbe- wife can no longer appear Wood lets the scnpt speak hef as he 118tensto the rational or normal, and the for Itself, UBmgunderstated WItches h81llum as future change ISa mBJor aspect of costumes and wscreet light- long He makes It poSSible the drama After expenenc- mg, mUSIC,props and sound to beheve that the witches' ing the ghost m the ban- effects that support the revelatIons are actually an quet scene, It becomes Lady actors In puttmg across the entrapment mtended for Macbeth's turn, as her words and the feelings some VJnwct1vereason to gwlty conscience makes her mherent m them. bnng about }us eventual a sleepwalker Peacock's Along WIth the Stratford downfall. performance is cbillmg company's clearly spoken As Lady Macbeth, Lucy when out of the gloom she Peacock also goes to the IS suddenly bathed in bril- heart of her role Her cos- hant lJgbt as she struggles tumes are m somber colors to WIpeaway the spots of and unadorned fabncs and blood from her guilty her emphasis, too, is on hands puttlng across the Ideas 10 Another natural empha- her hoes Yet emph881Z1Ilg SISof what the senpt offers the words that the senpt occurs when Macbeth revis- gIVes her, mstead of Its the WItches. Tlus tune indulgmg m artifiClal dra- the enhre coven 18 on stage matic effects, makes her stlrring a prophetlc caul- G.P. Theatre presents scholarships portrayal all the more effec- dron and channng its ntu- Each .priDg. the Groue Pointe Theatre holc18echolarahip auditions and tive There ISreal credibili- als It ISa scene that 15 preeenu caah awards to eligible h1gh echool .tudenu. Diane Pegg. chair. ty to her conrment to drastically cut 10 many pro- man of the 2004 echolarahip program. IU1DOUDCedthis yeu'. winners at Macbeth that she would not ductions, but here it 15 an Grosse Pointe Theatre'. May membership meeting. have urged hlID on 10 their rmportant addition to the Remi Coin won a $1.200 acholarahip and wUl uae it to attend the Purple plot had he obeyed IDSrm8- actIon The effect IS to Rose Theatre'. lUJDDler theater program and the International Thespian glVlngB and not told her restore an emphasIS on the Festival. about the witches' predic- mfluence of the WItches m Andrew McIntyre also won a fint place $1.200 acholarahip and wU1 attend tions the plot and gIVea greater the New York City Summer Dance AllIance. In the banquet scene, the rmportance to the role of SecoDd-place winner WILlMycah Artis. who WOD$800 and wU1 attend IIDpulse ISto peer mto the the supernatural 10 the Northwestern University'. Mulc Institute. darkness of the theater tragedy The Wltches are AIbten Jen Wallace WOD$500 and wm attend the International Thespian where Macbeth appears to hke a hand of fate Festival. see Kmg Duncan's ghost. By t1us time, Graham Austin Chrzanowald wU1 attend the Groaae Pointe Show Choir camp and But no ghostly Image IS pro- Abbey's Macbeth has under- a Summer Select worlulhop. 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Grosse Pomte South because Bozell, Chns Brozo, Chns Kelly scored three goals tions were defenders Brozo son, and the Norsemen were vmcmg 15-1 Win over North's field was set up for Fox, Jake Krystoforskl, Matt for North, and another and WOJCiechowski, JUDlor rewarded With "everal post- Auburn Hills Avondale the school's first graduatIOn Lane, Matt Schuster, senior, Bobby Scarfone, had mldfielder Alex Kapordehs season awards North then beat L'Anse ceremony m the stddlUm Michael Topper and Adam one goal and attack Max Breur, a North finished second m Creuse 9-7 10 a game that In North'" 14-8 semifinal WOJCiechowski, who gradu- Watson and Gassel added German exchange student DIvIsIOn II In the Michigan was supposed to be a home loss to East Grand Rapids, ated the mght before two goals apiece TIns IS the fourth season that North's lacrosse team has been guIded by coaches Rob Dameron and Mike Johannes The Norsemen were one of 11 MIChigan teams to be ranked m the top 50 m the MIdwest RegIon, whIch Includes IllInOIS, IndIana. OhIO, Mmnesota and Mlssoun North was ranked 38th In the regIon Park to host Lakefront swim finals Grosse POIDte Park WIll Brad PUlen David Watson Jeff DozeD ErIc KeDy host the Lakefront State Lacrosse AssocIatIon Swimmmg AsSOCIatIon The Norsemen were 15-5 champIOnshIps on July 20 and wound up Just behmd Ricci is and 21 at W1OdmI!1 Pomte Ann Arbor Huron, whIch Park won ItS second straIght second in The Park IS the defending MSLA DlVlslOn II btle league champion Semor goahe Brad Pillen, Prehm108""J.es WIll be held Jumor attack DaVld Watson SCCA event on Tuesday, July 20 In the and Jumor mldfielder Dan mornmg .....d afternoon It was close but no clgar Gassel were selected to the The finals WIll begm on for former Grosse POinter All-State first team, whIle Wednesday, July 21 at 530 Jay RICCIIn hiS recent battle senior attack Enc Kelly and pm WIth former Sports Car Club senior defender Jeff Bozell Each ofthe SIXAsSOCIatIOn of Amenca champion JBm1e were second-team All- teams WIll send two SWIm- Bach at Road Amenca In Staters mers or relay teams for each Elkhart Lake, WISC The dIVISIOn tItle wasn't event The top SIX 10 each Bach nosed out Ricci for decided untIl the final game event WIll advance to the the pole, then fimshed Just of the regular season, which finals ahead of hIm In the race, but was won by Huron North The Lakefront Swun.nung the two second-place efforts played Its worst game of the AsSOCIatIon IS acceptmg dIdn't dIsappoInt RICCI year, whIle the RIver Rats sponsor advertIsements for "The J D Bynder/Joe were led by a player who the pnnted program and Grosse Pointe North's ~c~ won the Grosae Pointe South Jpvitation- RICCIDodge car ran great all received All-Amenca flon- banner ads at and the Norsemen f1nIaJIed ~e 8ClbOnl'lUlked 38th In the m-state Midwest weekend but Bach bolted ors / The league conSISts of Relflon. In front. from left, are Dobby Scarfone, Matt Schuster, eolln Brown, out to a large lead early and The Norsemen didn't let Andrew Loosvelt, Alu: KapordeUs and Dane F08see. In the second row, from left. teams from the Park, Grosse I had to play catchup all the defeat affect their per- Kelly. Pomte Shores, Grosse Pomte are Matt Lane. John Joseph. Dane WUborne. Brad PUlen, Eric Hike Zada. race," RICCIs8.1d formance In the state play- In DozeD. Woods, Grosse Pomte Michael Jerger and ShaDe MaUon. the third row. from left. are Jeff Pro One head coach FabIO offs, however, as they Martin. usi&- Farms. the City of Grosse Jame8 Andrew COnti. coachea M11I.eJobanne8 and Rob Dameron. Castellani praised RIccI's advanced to the state semIfi- Sam In POInte and 8t Clair Shores taut coach Mike Gusel. Chris Brazo, Sherer and Dan Gaasel. back. from performance nals before lOSing to eventu- For more mfonnatIon or to left, are Jake Krystofol'llld. Adam Wojclechowaki. Michael Topper and Chris FOll:. "Although commg Just al state champion East Not pictured are Mu Breur. Brett LaValley and David Watson. sponsor an ad, VISIt the Park short of the top the top webSIte at wwwgrosse. mark, Jay's qualJiymg and pOlntepark org or contact race performances were dmocvball@{:omcast net Brownell teams have a banner season textbook, earnmg hIm an A year made a world of Woods and crosstown nval (201) season for a Brownell group awesome second-place fimsh m what was perhaps one of Junior rowers difference for the Brownell Parcells Boys who had record per- that had IncredIble enthUSI- Middle School track and The gIrls tied for second fonnances Included DeRon asm and an unmatched the hardest-fought, most- competItIve June spnnts In do well in their field program place In the league WIth a 4- PInes, hIgh Jump (5-feet-10) work ethiC," Sonnenberg Last year's teams finished 2 mark and 100 (11 78), Cameron S8.1d years" Jay's younger brother, first regatta the season Wlth only 15 ath- Between them, the teams Thornton, 200 (2560), Scott "So many athletes not Andrew RICCI, competed In letes, but under new coaches set 41 school or grade-level WIlkms, 55 hurdles (883) mentIOned here set personal The DetrOIt Women's thIS year's event for the first Mark Sonnenberg and Amy records and 200 hurdles (27 65), and bests m theIr events and RaCIng AsSOCiatIOn JUnIor time Jo BOlJa thIS year's teams Record-breaking perfor- Thomas WIlkms, 400 (567) worked to earn varsity spots Crew had Immediate suc- After turnmg a practice started and finished With mances from the gIrls team and 800 (2 11 5) Patnck next year. The huge number cess last week when It par- run at 2 45 seconds, Andrew 151 athletes Included Stephame PawlowskI and Jack DaVIes of parents that helped all tiCIpated In Its first regatta was able to get down to 2 26 Sonnenberg and BOlJa set Garbanno In the 1,600- tied for the best 1,600 tIme year should also be com- seconds, which gave hIm The group brought home a goal of bemg competItive meter run (5 54), Meghan WIth a 544 mended for their unbehev- 19th place among the 39 SIlver and bronze medals In Wlth the rest of the league so DeBoer, 100 dash (1306) The 400 relay team of able support, m partIcular the regatta at Belle Isle they recruIted the school for and 55 hurdles (10 14), CalVIn Gadzmsky, Thornton, Steve Schnever and Paul starters. athletes Lauren Major, 200 (304), Rob Helgson and PInes went WilkinS, as well as student "I've never mamtamed EmIly Koltumak of Grosse And they got some good Hale} Abesslnlo, 400 undefeated and posted a -managers Melissa Sulhvan, that kmd of speed for that Pomte Park and Enn Deane length of tUlle (98001 ones (1 06 9), and the 800 relay best tIme of 5181 Mary Blglm and Joe of Grosse Pomte Farms ran Brownell ~ boy, team Voas team of DaISy Bledsoe- "It was truly a wonderful Morns" mph)," the younger RICCI neck-and-neck WIth team- said ~Most of the turns were 6-0 \\ Ith \ wtore, 0\ er pr('vI- Hernni(. Stephame Wong, mates Ashley Warner of the ou~ly-unbf<1t(l, \\nn en o\manda El.ken. and Major fiat out In fourth gear" Park and Ashlelgh Moro of Highlights from The June Spnnts IS the Fraser before nosmg them first leg of the SCCA tnple out for the SIlver medal In crown, whIch mcludes the the JUnIor doubles dlVlSlon diVISIOn champIonshIps and South Babe Ruth the Valvollne Run-off Masters coxswain Maegan This year's race was the Anderman of Utica guided SOSADMSION LaJdZlak pIcked up the sa .. 49th annual at Road the DWRA master~ four plus crE'W, which mc1uded Oriol~ 10, Marlnen 7 Andrew W)bo went 3 for 3 WIth Amenca and featured more a tnple for the D MAJORS Chns Calull Alex Stana.yk, Austen Jimmy Mench! had two!uts and got 1'Jgers 7, N. 8 Brooks and Anthony Stavale had the final out WIth the base. loaded The TIgers ove reame a 4-0 defiCit key lots In the rally BrookB. smgle Alex Peter. and Jack Mamn each had two lots for the Angela to Win In seven mmng .. The TIgers drove m the tymg run and he even. t.ed the game In the fifth but the tually stole home for the WlnnUJg A's regamed the lead on a home run run Cah.lI and Stanczyk each had IDdianlI 9, ADpb " by Austen BrookB WIth two out and mulb hIt games The Ns pitchers The Angel. scored four runa III the fll'llt mnUJg but Indt8Jl8 pltchen t¥.o runners on base In the bottom combmed for 13 .tnkeouts, and Trent Magluelse and J,mmy of the seventh the Ttgers scored on they were bel ped by a fine fieldtng Menchl held them scorele •• a ground ball play by Sean M,I.vec, who stopped And...,w LllJdZlak, Matthew a hard grounder up the mIddle, and through the next five framea Reno, Billy Me.tdagh and Jon the .trong defens,ve play by out. Magluelse, Mench! and Brad Kohut Crandall each had mulbple Iuts for fielder Bnan McAllI.ter Nell collectAld two lots apiece the TIgers One of Lajdzlak's luts Le,S,ng helped WIth some perfed Nick Muer had two Iuts for the Angels and Nate Jones pItched two was an lItslde the park home run bunts Reno pitched three .corele.s Steve Peck had three Iuts, scoreless mmngs Innmgs mcludtng a double and home run, Brooks hIt a tnple and home and Matthew Reno, Andrew Gl8DU 10, Mariners 9 run, scored tWIce and drove m three LaJdzlak and Robbie KJsh collected Dallas Mllier had thri!e luts for run. Chns CaloU scored two runs two lots apIECE'for the Tigers the GIants, wlule Patnck Jackman and Sean Mllavec and Alex closed out the VIctory WIth BOrne Stana.yk also contnbuted to the Ns White So" 8, Yankeea 7 .trong pltclung. The Manners' effort was Iugh- offense The Wlute So" won WIth a three- run rally 10 the bottom of the suth Itghted by Sam Carpenter's two lutl Yankees 8, Phillies II The strong pltchmg of Nate a nd fine pltchmg by Zachary Dre" Condmo, Alex Bedan and Ztmmeth and Will Qutnn helped Hasenbuach Ryan Hennesaey each had two lutl secure the VIctory The Wlule So" for the Yankee. Jordan MIller collected 13 walks and five luts Mariners 8. ~rs /I struck out five of the last .... batte1'll Ale" Bedan had three Iuts and a The Mannen scored the WlI1I11Dg he faced to close out the VIctory walk for the Yankees, who got two run WIth two out m the bottom of Ben Roast lut a tnple and JustlD !uta from Jacob St LoIllB and dou- the sIXth mnmg Sam Carpenter The VIP Club won the IS-year-old state AAUvolleyball tournament in Grand Mamn walked three bmes for the bles from Emtly Wybo and Sean and NIck Crandall each had two llapicls. 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