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A family night program on American Sign Language Willbe held at 6 30 P m at the Harper Woods Library POINTER OF INTEREST Presenter Bethany McLain from Sign Language Services of Michigan Will help kids and their parents sign some Julie Sabit Simple phrases and leam about her work Home: Harper Woods For information and reservations, call Age: 69 (313) 343-2575 Claim to fame: Her "People at Play" exhibI- tIOn of more than 25 INDEX water color and 011can- vases IS on dIsplay at Opinion , 6A the Scarab club untIl Photo by Elame M Hen:ho

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November 15, 2001 News 3A Grosse Pointe News a Prosecution heats up in Hunt Club arson case tentlon that "the defendant officers from usmg the fire said the charge~ fit the Fennell to face JOurytrlOalMarch 11 caused the burnmg of the hydrant closest to the burn- crime By Brad Lindberg March 11 cntena for bemg cha g d barn by an act he mtentlOn- 109 barn "You don't have to find he Staff Writer The decIsIOn last Friday with arson and 19 coun~s eof ally performed," he said Among Fennell's lawyers, speCifically mtended to kill Defense motions to drop by Circuit Judge George W wIllful and mahclOus Witnesses have testified Mark Bilkovic IS a former thobe horseb, but that he all charges m the Grosse Crockett III dIdn't d ssuade destructIOn of an ammal under oath that Fennell Oakland County prosecutor had the general Intent to do pomte Hunt Club arson case Fennell's attorneys I Yet at thiS prellmmary threw a firecracker toward who grew up m the Woodb bO," SImon bald "Anyone In have been demed The defense team of three stage of the proceedmgs the horse barn moments "I know what the Hunt the situatIOn Mr Fennell Stephen Richard Fennell, former prosecutors mtend to where the standard of proof before the structure erupted Club means to that City," wab In would know there's a 23, of Grosse Pomte Woods convmce a Jury that IS far below that of a trial m flames and burned to the Bilkovic said very 11Igh rJbk of d fire Will therefore stand trial I~ Fennell's actIOns the mght of Crockett couldn't find a hol~ ground dunng the early He argued that Fennell'b destroymg the buddlllg and Wayne County CirCUIt Court the fire did not meet legal m the prosecutIOn's con. hourr:.Of 24of horsesJuly 8 locked IlIslde actIOnsstandards didfornotarsonmeetand legalanl- kilhngHe calledhorses"Fennell'. whIm the clrca-1890 wooden barn, mal cruelty For those to scare the horbe~ a "'>ltk 18 were trapped and died m charges to be warranted, he Joke - that wab torturing the fire A 19th horse, which said, the Idw !l,ljUllu, all ,mlffi:ll" battered Itself so badly m a Fennell to have mtentlOnal- Crockett babed hi'> ruhng r:.uccebsful struggle to ly 19mted the barn and on written law and wmmon escape, had to be put down harmed ammals mblde senbe "ThiS was a hornble way "That's Simply not what "Barns known to hoube for tho.e horbes to die," saId the eVidence showed," hor~es are commonly known Ken SImon, the Wayne Bilkovic said "(Michigan to contam hay," he ,aId County assistant prosecutor law) reqUires the prosecutor "Hay Ib commonly known to assigned to the case prove the defendant IlItend- be combubtlble A person (IS) Fennell remams free on ed to set a fire" charged With rer:.ponslblhty $1,000 bond Startmg With Fennell's for domg that whlth he Terms of hiS release were arraignment III Woods knows could cause harm that he not play With fire- mumclpal court last sum- Throwlllg fireworkr:. at, near works nor consume alcohol, mer, hiS lawyers have or around a barn could caUbe two actIOns Witnesses testl- acknowledged hIS bad Judg- not only a fire, but an explo- fied set the stage for what ment m throWing fireworks slon" has been called the biggest repeatedly toward the barn Nell Rockmd, one of fire m the 50-year history of Witnesses said Fennell was Fennell's lawyers, said, 'We Grosse Pomte Woods hopmg to "scare the horses" have the facts, we have the Wlthm mmutes of Ignl- law on our Side and we're tlon, fire engulfed the dry, Yet, the defense team prepared to stand by It " hay-filled, two-story barn added, Fennell never Bilkovic added, mdlcatmg Flames billowed through the mtended to start the fire nor roof and between blazllIg hurt any ammals The dls- the ,>teadfa~t tnal btrategy to come, "Ba.,ed on the eVI- wall panels along the struc- tmctlOn disqualifies him dence and Idw,> that have ture's 90-foot length The from prosecutIOn for arson Photo by Brad Lmdberg Hunt Club'~ mght watch- or ammal cruelty, they been applied throughout the history of these ~tatue" In Attorneys present arguments in Wayne County Circuit Court regarding man, Ray Neal, 69, saved added, because MichIgan five horses before heat and statutes reqUire the accused MichIgan, It IS our pO~ltlOn charges of arson and animal cruelty stemming from the Grosse pointe Hunt that both of the'ie (CflIDeb) Club fire July 8. Ken Simon. seated in the foreground. an assistant Wayne Coun- smoke forced hIm from the to have had a "speclfit structure mtent" to start a fire and reqUire a .,pecJfic mtent " ty Prosecutor, reviews testimony while Mark Bilkovlc, at the podium. argues for Simon wab equally unde. the defense to have all charges dropped. To Bilkovic's right are defense attor- Flames were so hot vmyl hurt ammals sldmg melted ofT a nearby Simon, however, who terred ney Larry SchuJmann. defendant Stephen Richard FenneD. 23. of Grosse pointe "We have a good wse," he Woods. a member of the courtroom audience and NeD Rockind, another defense house Firefighters' safety works III the prosecutor's I ' masks melted Heat kept special mvestigatlOns umt, 'iald attorney. Strong 'no' in the Pointes,'HW fail to sway WC3 millage vote By Bonnie Caprara the mIllage The total vote' lot language, remmded resi- Stempfle "There's no commumtles hke Grosse mill to 249." mill'>, Will pro- Staff Wnter was 141,150 to 138,321 dents to vote and gave an accountablhty With the 10- Pomte Shores which did not Vide funds for all commumty Voters m the Grosse In total, Grosse Pomte example of the tax mcrease year time frame and It was have a regular electIOn" college purposeb authonzed Pomtes and Harper Woods and Harper Woods voters on a house With a taxable sneaky to put It on the ballot The new millage, which by law accordmg to the bal- turned out strong but not voted agaInst the mlllage by value of $200,000, which thiS year It was not faIr to Will IlIcrease from 09995 lot language strong enough to knock out a 6 to 1 margm - 12,904 to would nse from $199 90 to a 150 percent Wayne County 2,089. $49990 Lions to jingle in the holiday Commumty College mIllage Despite not haVIng any Other Pomte defeats the LIOn,> "It ~ a great dttl\ mcrease other Items on the ballot, included 126 to 904 votes In High School and Will pro- By Bonnie Caprara lty fOt all member~ of the The 10-year, 1 5 mill prop- 475 percent of Grosse the City, 393 to 2,726 votes ceed down Kercheval to Staff Writer family, Illcludmg pet dogs on erty tax, wmch passed by Pomte Shores reSidents m the Farms, 548 to 2,205 The Grosse POInte Lions Cadieux and back leashes" I fewer than 2,900 votes, was VOIced a resoundIng "no" to votes 10 the Park and 541 to Club IS lookmg for walkers Entry fees are $10 post- I swayed by a strong DetrOIt the m111age by 968 to 25 4,133 votes m the Woods and runners to Jmgle m the In keepmg With the hoh- day spmt, all partiCipants marked before Nov 18 or electorate which favored It votes Harper Woods turned down hohday season. $15 the day of the race for by 124,020 to 59,607 votes "On Oct 17, we sent a let- the millage by a vote of 456 are asked to wear bells The The Lions' Fourth Annual adults, $5 for chIldren before ter from the township clerk to 1,968 5K Jmgle Bell Walk/Run walker or runner With the most bells WIll wm a prize m N ov 18 or $8 the day of the Wayne County's 31 sub- informmg the reSidents of "I'm dlsappomted It will kIck off the hohday fes- additIOn to the first male race for chIldren under 17 urbs, mcludmg the Pomtes the vote," said Shores VIllage passed for the reasons I tiVItIes m the Village on manager Michael Kenyon voted agamst It," said WC3 and $5 for dog'i Patron and Harper Woods, proved Fnday, Nov 23, at 9 am and female fimsher" "That helped a lot" trustee and City of Grosse There Will be a random donatIOns will also be no challenge despIte more The race route will begm at The letter stated the bal- Pomte reSident Mary Ellen draWing for 20 prizes at 10 accepted than a 4 to 1 margm agaInst the Grosse Pomte South a m and the first 500 partic- Mall checks dnd entries to Ipants Will receive a race T- the Grosse Pomte LIOns Club, POBox 36160, shirt McKinley "The numbers of partICI- Grosse Pomte, MI 48236 agreed to purchase both 159 For more mformatlon, call and how we get to that, we'll attorney for DaVId and pants have mcreased every From page lA and 163 McKmley," said (313) 885-0840 have to hsten to our attor- Patnce Thomas of 159 year," saId John SarvIS of Llzza "There's been an afTer, ney We heard tomght there McKInley, dIsagreed and reSIdents, chided the council there's been an acceptance are senous problems With called the pOSSible deed for giving a vanance to and an approval by city allow constructIOn of a new deed restnctlOns We'll ask restnctlOn escape as "an counCIL There's a bmdmg our attorney to get to work absolute rouse" retail/office bulldmg at 120 contract to acqUire these on that nght away That Kercheval and made refer- propertles What you do would be a reason why we "To thIS day there IS a ence to a 1999 parkmg study With these properties after which saId there was a sur- would not go forward" legal bmdmg commitment you clobe I~ another story" plus of parkmg on the HIll However, Michael Mehr, m my VIew that the city has "If you have such a sur- ,!! plus of parkmg, why do you ()()I)\\:\STER want to buy these houses on W ,-'T' III '\' McKmley and knock them down?" Llzza asked "There KITCHENS. BATHS. WINDOWS was a parkmg problem on CE the Hill when I moved m the CLOSETS Farms m 1959, they had ------_ .... _~ parkmg problems through- out the years and you have SinH' 1')." parkmg problems now and SALE 2-H20 IlMlwr An'lll'" • SI. n.lir Shorl'" ° HI 0-77H-oIoIlO they're gomg to be com- pounded when you keep gIV- mg variances hke you chd Savings up to With 120 (Kercheval) "Get a grtp on the parkmg problem, get nd of thiS McKmley proposed pur- 70% OFF chase and rescmd the action at 120 Kercheval because 2 Days Only -W~DS- that's the cause You're look- Optical Studios mg around for parkmg and you caused the problem Thursday November 15th & Itself" ,ATTENTION McKmley reSident Damel Friday November 16th Allen expressed concerns Grosse Pointe School Employees about traffic safety and not Shop during our special store hours: bemg gwen notice on the your vision Benefits purchase of the propertIes and chided the council for 8to 8 end for this year on "gtvmg In to the Wishes and November 30th, 2001 wants of ~everal developers who want to disturb the This Is your last chance nature of thiS commumty" HARVEY'S SChedule your eye exam by coiling "I agree, we made a mis- take m the way thiS was Located In The Village acrosS &0.. Jacobson'. 313-882-9711 handled," said mayor Ed 19599 MACK AVE. Gaffney "What I said to you (Allen) about how there 313-881-0200 GROSSE POINTE WOODS won't be a parkmg lot there November 15, 2001 Grosse pointe News 4A

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Those who battle their own fears to keep ChIl- dren calm and safe America's teach- Bush repeats ers Those who voluntanly place themselves m harm's way to defend our freedom, the men and women of rallying cry our armed forces" ntwo pubhc speeches last week, Calling attentlOn to the latest VlC- President Bush won strong back- Opinion bms of terrorism, Bush CIted those mg at home and even in the con- who "never enhsted to fight a war, but Itroversial Middle East find themselves on the front lmes of a battle nonetheless, those who dehver In a talk at Atlanta, Bush before our Veterans Day, Bush D.S positIOn Immediately won recog- the mall, America's postal workers" repeated the hero's cry, "Let's roll," remmded hiS audience that durmg mtlOn mternatwnally as an effort to uttered by a group of young American the last two months smce the Sept 11 revIve real peace negotJatwns Perhaps Bush's speech was heard pd:.sengers who forced a fourth terrOrist attacks, "We have shown the between Israel and Palestme With on the battlefield because a couple of American hijacked commer cral Jet to world that America IS a great nation perhaps other Palestme supporters 111 days after hiS speech, the tIde of bat- Lrdsh land m a rural Pennsylvama Amencans have responded WIth field Sept 11 rather than permit It to the Middle East tle 111 Afghamstan turned In favor of HIS Atlanta speech, the preSident courage and canng the Umted States and Its alhes hIt d Washmgton, DC, federal bUIld- "We have seen It 111 our chIldren, sald, was "a call to cItizens to be VIgi- Whether our allied forces heard the mg Mea at which It apparently had who have sent more than $1 mllhon lant, to know that your government IS preSident's speech or not, they acted hppn 'l1mpO w the chIldren of AfghRn,o;tan We on hIgh alert and to add your eyel:> 1ll consonant WIth hll:> appeal f01 Speakmg to the Umted NatIons m have seen. It In the compassIOn of and ears to our efforts to find and stop Amencans to be "VIgIlant" and "alert" New York later m the week, Bush won Jewlsh and Chnstlan Amencans who and not be llltlmldated by the OppOSI- praIse from a listener m Palestme, those who would do us harm." have reached out to theIr Muslim Yasslr Arafat, for his comments twn wherever It may appear. Repeatmg hiS comment to Congress neighbors ThiS good newS was erased, howev- explammg his mterest m helpmg "We have seen It as Amencans have that "we are also a natwn awakened er, when a passenger plane in New achieve the long-sought peace reassessed pnorItles, parents spend- between Israel and Palestme to danger," the preSIdent went on to mg more time WIth their children, York plowed mto the ground, kllhng In comments the next day, Arafat say that "we are a natIOn awakened to and many people spendmg more time all 255 passengers and mne crew service and cltlzenshlp and compas- members aboard. But, apparently, It said he found the president's speech a m prayer and houses of worshlp " helpful move m the search for peace sion None of us would ever WIsh the The. preSident contended that "we did not crash because of terrOrIsts. eVil that has come to our country Yet between the two longtime rivals for also have gamed new heroes" They - WIlbur Elston the future control of some disputed we have learned that out of evtl can mcluded, he said, "those who ran mto areas now occupied b) Israel come great good" burnmg bUIldmgs to save others our Even that small recogmtlOn of the Speakmg appropriately enough Just

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At that game, I was a reporter for have seen Mmnesota wm only tWlce the Minneapohs Star, where I was that I can remember In ItS encounter last Saturday, then employed, and I had a speCial aSSIgnment It was to make an accu- Minnesota put up a pretty good battle rate record of the yardage piled up by for the first half, WhlCh ended Just Pug Lund, Minnesota's star halfback, after Mmnesota klcked a field goal to who used the Michigan game to prove make the halftIme score 14-10 m favor he was of all-American cahber of the Wolvennes But the second half was all When my famIly and I moved to MIchIgan's Wolvermes, and they fmal- Mlchlgan years later, I recall gOll1gt ly wound up wlllmng 31-10 The most of the Mmnesota games agams Wolvennes dId It by adoptmg a tough, MIchIgan every other year m the hug new attItude toward runnmg the ball MIchIgan Stadmm. My recoUectlon lS m the second half that Mmnesota won only one game of TheIr offenslVe Ime slmply npped perhaps 15 I saw m that stadlUm 111 gapmg holes 111 the Mmnesota those years, and that one was a sur- defense, through whIch a core of hard- prIse ViCtOry by a field goal in the last runmng halfbacks ran almost WIthout mmutes of play. much opposItion until they had cov- Last Saturday's victory was the 13th Address comments to cartoonist Phil Hands at [email protected] ered 5 to 10 yards or more straIght that the Wolvennes had beat- The Wolverines qUIckly scored two en the Gophers, and thIg enabled them touchdowns chlefly WIth their runmng to hold onto the Little Brown Jug, the offense which qUlckly seemed to wear pnze awarded for victory 111 the Letters out the weary Gopher defense So who longest lastmg college football compe- saId that MIchIgan had to rely heavIly tltlOn m history MIchIgan appears to Pirate's Guide on the forward pass? That surely was- be headmg for another Blg Ten cham- was to attract VISItors and pIOnship, dependmg on the outcome of Silent majority shoppers to the area and as to Lake St. Clair n't true Saturday ItS last two games and the Wolvennes To the Editor: promotIOn manager for The G.P. Woods pay In companson, I recall one of the A>.I bpoke With Dan Shme Village, I belleve their best Mmnesota-MIchlgan games I ever are favored in both. In recent years, Mmnesota has from the DetrOIt Free Press efforts should be applauded hikes stink saw 111 the fall of 1934 Just after I had never matched those Blerman years in (' Font of Complamts," After all, not a smgle tax- To the Editor: graduated The good old days of "Grosse Pomte's Village payer dollar was used m the The 50 percent pay Berme Blernman's powerhouses that football, but the Gophers still have Water walls meet an ICy constructIOn of Kressbach Increase which the mcum- won a couple of natIOnal champ 1- loyal fans who hope for the best at the respon~e ,orne say cntlcs Place .. bent Grosse Pomte Woods onshlps at that time were stIll In start of each year. But I'm begmmng Will grO\~to love them," Oct The Vtllage remams one of counCIl members and mayor school and the final score was 34-0 for to wonder If at 88 I'll ever see even on 27 ,..,..,uel, I prefaced my the finest, tradItIOnal, down- have recently gIven them- Mmnesota TV another Gopher vlctory over c.,ommcnb hy remmdmg him town shoppmg dlstncts m selves IS deservmg of com- MichIgan in my hfetIme 1can console that no one ISmore motIvat- MichIgan because It IS the It was a close game for the first half, ment I feel It demonstrates as I recall It, WIth the halftIme score 0- myself With the thought that the first ed to wnte letters than merchants and then fine a lack of mtegnty and char- someone who wants to vent employees who create ItS o Mmnesota contented Itself Wlth old- half was a pretty good one for both acter teams last Saturday a httle ,plecn character Utlhzmg an appOinted fashIOned BIerman football That It I'" of cour..,e, not hur- Oh, and one more thmg meant runmng through the Ime If you local Officers' CompensatIOn Wzlbur Elston of Grosse Pomte pn~mg that some area resI- SIdewalks do not create gum CommiSSion to Justify thmr had an effiCient and good plung1l1g dent, are unhappy WIth the stams - people chewmg actIOn fools no one ThiS ploy fullback, but It also meant not usmg Farms IS the former edltonal page edl appeal ance of Kreshbach gum do Ib as reprehensible when much of a passmg game tor for the Grosse Pmnte News and Place Rut ., hu c were these John Denomme employed by local offiCialsa" The second half was all Mmnesota before thut, The DetrOit News He hazZ; Promotion Manager "1>.Hmaryta..,te.pohce when It 1<;when used at the state that year Bierman departed from tra- from Mznnesota, where he was news their opmlOn<; could have The Village and federallpvel>. dItion by hav1l1g hIS quarterbacks pass edltor of the Mznneapohs Star 'lhbuM actually made a difference? City of Grosse Pointe Elected offiCialswho truly Over a year ago, the archi- believe m pubhc <;emce and tect prepared a draWIng of Celebrates the democratic pnnclple >.eemsonerous If one IStruly support from many the commumty m whIch we the propo..,edproject and dls- would have voted dIrectly dedicated And then one I am grateful that I had live 1 thoroughly enjoyed tnbuted 1t to every reSident fountains for the mcrease or put It on must note that no one forced the opportumty to meet and and WIllnot forget the many of the City of Gros>.ePomte, conversatIOns WIth neigh- To the Editor: the ballot for the voter<; to them to run for office talk With so many people .,('rkmg Input CongratulatIOn, to the deCIde Grosc;e Pomte Wood~ resl- that I would have never bors as we shared our goals When I ac;ked what crlte- dent« de<;erve hetter than cro<;sedpaths With had I not for the cIty Short I} thereafter, a scale Grosse Pomte FoundatIOn on It<; wonderful fountam<; na were used by the com- bubterfuge and obfuscatIOn run While dlsappomted that I modd wa<; placed m ml<;<;lon,no one proff'ssed to from theIr elected offiCIals- My postelectIOn thank- was not elected, I am grate- Damman Hardware, one of m the Village ful for the many people who I walked through earl) know Moc;ta<;<;uredly,It wa~ thiS recent scenano reeks of you calls sparkl'd some con- the hlghf'<;t traffic <;pot<;m one mornmg and totally not ba..,ed on the compenc;a- both versatlon<; more gratifying supported me, and hope 1 rh(' Village, also <;eekmg Will get to know them an enjoyed the calmmg flow of tlOn lawmaker<; In the othf'r Don Dungan than I could have ever Imag- Input It wa!>on the agenda Pomte<; receIVe The Park Grosse Pointe Woods med If you <;eeme around many others better m th of <;everal CIty CounCil the falls It IS a wonderful additIOn CIty and Shorl'c;pay nothmg town, feel free to toss a wave next few years mf'ctlng~ over that penod of Allen Ledyar to thIS area that should con- whIle the Farm<; pay<; It~ or say hello 11m!'and largl'. color draw- Thanks Grosse Pointe Farm tmually hlghhght and cele- counCil per,on" $600 a year Chris Maiorana \Ilg~ "~!'[(' on pubhc dIsplay brate our relatIOnship to the for support Grosse Pointe Farms al thI' elt'\l office« watl'r and majestic mland One mu<;t qup..,tlOnIf th(' Selfish outpour 1 cOllldgo on, hut the fact effort<; of our counCIl and To the Editor: "ea<; I "'nnted to thank every- Affirmed pride To the Editor: I". not anI' <;In!?lenegatIve I thmk the letters you mayor are so <;upenor a<;to (omn1l'nt rl',;ulted from all of OIl<' for th('lr support m thl' To the Editor: I have never seen such a have recf'lved condemnmg ment $3,600 and $6,000 a Ihl.., rE'cent (')pctlOn Last ,pflng I deCIded to outpounng of selfishne thiS artistic and natural year, rec;pectlVely TheIr Th(' City of Gro<;<;ePomte double-'lpeak ahout lovmg In hlnd"lght, thl' oh<;tacl('<; purc;ue my 30-year-old and greed as I "aw 10 t scape rl'flect the same for my candldac\ w('rp more Nov 1 IS'lue of the GrOll FOllndal\lln ha'- mvested a pubhc service whIle cltmg drNlm of runmng for the dlmlnJ<;hed gene pool that formldahle than ,mtlclpated Pomte News In an edlton tl('m( orlnu'" amount of tIme, the hours It pntall" IS also Farm~ CounCIl ('florl .Ind mOnf'y to bnng condemned and persecuted In "plte of a campaign With- Th(' follOWingSIXmonth" Maya Lm wondrous to bE'hold See LETTERS, page thl" Prol( ct to frUItIOn One out 11 core base. I recl'lvC'd hav(' affirmed my pnde In Bill Bradley, Editor Ten hour'< a week hardly of the Ir ..,tatl'd ohJl'ctlve<; Here's a wIre serVice nant dISpOSItIOn by an report from the Nov 8 edi- eVIl wIth good, and done unprovoked attack upon tIOn of the Dayton Dally more "ervlce to the common- every dog he met Other News headhned "KIlpatrlck wealth than they ever dId "The vIllagers ImmedIate- mhents DetrOIt's shortfalls" harm m their prIvate hves ly sallIed forth With great "Kwame KIlpatnck, the No one of the"e men weak- mdlgnatlOn to rescue theu sources 31-year-old state House ened becau<;e he wanted to respective favontes, and DemocratIc leader and son What, It's my turn for the go on enjoying hI" wealth, no ISay falhng upon our two fnends, of a congresswoman, I Say? one put off the awful day m Without dlstmctlOn or mercy, declared ViCtOry Wednesday Instead of readmg my the hope that he mIght hve poor Tray was most cruelly m hiS race for mayor of OpllllOns, here are some to e.,cape hI;' poverty and treated for no other reason Items lIfted from other grow rIch but hiS bemg found m bad DetrOIt sources "In the fightmg, they "He faces a city With an make<; of hi" fllend" company" • On Veterans' Day, noth- thought It more honO! dble to and delUSIOnal chorus «My • Another Devil's Night estlmated $33 mllhon bud- "A good-natUl (d Spamel get bhortfall for the fiscal mg was said to match what .,tand their ground and <;uf- chIld didn't do anythmg ha" pab!>ed and DetrOIt stIll wrong Hlb or (as IS becom- overtook a "urly Ma<;tlff a;, year, broken street lIghts Pericles wrote 2,500 year" fer death thdn to give In and "tands CIVIC leader;, are mg more common) her he wa., traveling upon the and pavement and aban- ago III a funeral oratIOn hon- "ave theIr live, So thev fled high road Tray, although an trowmg from the reploathe., or"men, fnends are the ones who doned bUlldmgs that need to OrIng Athenian dead m the entire "tranger to Tiger, It took a VIgilante corps Peloponneslan War The abldmg with hfp dnd hmb LaUbe trouble" numberIng at least 30,000 be torn down Cnme IS stIll The poor darlmgs, parentb very CIVIlly aLtoi:->ted him high, WIth 396 kIllmgs last translatIOn appeared m the the brunt of battle, dnd m a and If It would be no mtel- _ three time;, the number of epIlogue to "A War to be ;,mall moment of time, the and chIldren, could learn AmerIcan ;,oldlers who year, DetrOIt had a murder somethmg from Noah ruptlOn, he .,ald, he ,hould rate about 2 6 tImes the Won" thmax of theu lives, a cuI- II1vaded Guadalcanal 111 Webster, best known for the be glad to bear hIm compdny "The consummatIOn whIch mmatlOn of glory, not of fear, August 1942 but natIOnal average dictIOnary that carrIes hiS on hlb way has overtaken these men were "wept away from us " DetrOlters declmed to burn "KilpatrIck also Will name Webster wrote a "Tiger, who happened not mhpnt a pohce department ~h0\\ s thc mc:mmg of m:mh • Rcp( rtcr, '1t t hp Gr",-"e [11<-11 <-It} tD tht ground senes of fables to help chIl- to be altogethcl II ~J ~lu"l. under mvestigatlOn by the ness m ItS first revelatIOn POInte New., often Sit mg a mood a" uwal, accept- Whlle the local populatIOn and m ItS final proof Some patiently thlough lectures dren learn to read gu;,hes over DetrOIt's collec- US Justlce Department "The '!\vo Dogb ed the propobal, and they of them, no doubt, had thClr by aggrIeved parents who tIVe restramt as a bell- over fatal shootmgs by offi- "Hasty and mconslderate very amIcably purbued their faults, but what we ought to are offended that their off- wether of the city's CIVIC- cers, prIsoner deaths mlock- connections are generally journey together remember first IS theIr gal- sprIngi:->'Illegal explOIts have mll1ded and prosperous ups and allegatIOns that attended With great dlsad. "In the midst of thClr con. lant conduct agamst the made It, anonymously, mto prospect;" CItizens around detectives Illegally detamed vantages, and much of every verbatlOn, they drnved at potentlal homICIde Witness- enemy m defense of theIr the public .,afety repOl t the next Village where Tiger the nation have a different The argument<; generally man's good or III fortune es" natlVe land depends upon the chOIce he began to dl!:>play hl<; mallg- V\CW "They have blotted out boll down to the same tIred

Gross~Point~ News The Op.Ed Page (~~ November IS, 2001, Page 7A

_£Xi by Ben Burns Theological Academy at as a hfe Insurance salesman Eastland Canbou Coffee tn the and moved to Las Vegas to Village, Sunday, Del' 2 from do Diamond full-time The Rockettes 7 30 to 9 p m Call (313) 885- rest, as they ;,ay, IS sort of Santa Claub Will get a 4841 to register hIstory lir"t cia<;., e,tort when he arnve" at the Eastland Adopt a pet Center on Saturday Those Diamond or not danCIng, If you remember Jay The Grosse Pomte Ammal prancing White from the hiS 1975-80 Adoption Society WIll dIS- RadiO City SOjourn m Grosse Pomte play ItS current collectIOn of Mu.,lc Hall Park and the Farms, you cuddly, fnendly adoptable pets - dogs and cats - at Rockette;, Will 'J probably recall that he looks accompany and smgs like NCll the Children's Home of DetrOit on Saturday from "111£ PEPPERONI oN 1l-IIS P1Z."ZA15 1"0 DIE-ffiRi!/ Kn" Knngle DIamond to HarpN Well, If you want to com- noon to 3 pm, accordmg to Wood, mall pare how muth he looks and volunteer Corinne Martin Visit the Grosse pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs,keenspace.com as marketll1g sounds like Diamond, you d Ire c tor Ben Burns can catch hiS act at the Each pet has been lIvmg In a fObter home <;0the vol- L i n d a Wmdsor Casmo through unteers can tell you about Magyar gedr., lip "ea.,onal Dec 1 III the Showtlme Terror and a reality check the\r ha\nts, <;trength" and Lounge plans for Chn<;lma., weaknc<;<;es But they w\\\ fear The program WIll ,tart "HI" (Dlamond's) mother The words "terror" and also \'iant to know what your It would be natural to With a children'., breakfast and "on have come to see "terronsm" have become the famIly lIfestyle and home have extreme fear (terror) If for $5 at 9 a m and follows me," WhIte saId, accordmg I watchwords of AmerIca envlfonment are hke before you find yourself locked m a With the arrival of Santa at to caSInO publICist Bobbie < smce Sept 11 In many they place a pet They want room With a hungry hon or 10 a m The Rockettes WIll Katz ways, the use of the terms to make sure the match boa constnctor If someone smg and perform "March of "After the show, hiS mom , IS understandable, but It IS works were threatening you With the Wooden Soldier.," and came up to me, put her . also unfortunate SWIng by on Saturday You puttmg you m a room WIth "Happy Hohda\ <;" It may be hands up to her face and It admits to the world can expect to see everythmg a Jungle cat or a snake, It mterestll1g to note how exclaimed, 'Oh, my God, •that we have been terror- from a mmlature pmscher could make you anxIOUS, many older, malE' re<;ldents you're just hke my son on IZed That IS exactly the named Macho to a Welsh but that IS not the case turn out to view Santa Claus stage And you have hiS mtent of the terronsts, and Corgi named A J There are What IS there to be anx- comll1g to town \\ Ith a bevy eyes,''' accordmg to WhIte they have succeeded beyond MObt of us have been also a vanety of cats and kIt- agents of trust and hope, IOUSabout, terronzed of tall ladles WIth long legs their WIldest expectatIOns tens ready to be taken home dlmlOlbhmg fear, but the about? We might have a Magyar remmd., ,hoppers White got started on the The use of the term also IS media are explOltmg terror- mghtmare of bemg attacked that there IS free valet park- reflected celebnty gig back tacIt admiSSIon that thiS IS Ben Burns of the City of Ism and are spreadmg It far by a Jungle creature, and mg at Marshall FIeld b dur- m 1981 when a Kenny a psycholOgical war, and If Rogers smg-ahke was start- Grosse Pomte IS director of beyond anythll1g that AI that would mduce feelmgs tng mall hour" and that the we are to wm It, we have to mg a show of star Imperson- the Journalism program at Qaeda IS domg, Just what of terror, but then we would Manne Corp" Will ha\e a stop bemg terronzed ators Wlthm a few years, Wayne State Unwerslty He bm Laden hoped for wake up m our own bed «Toys for Tot,' dlop-off "ta- The dlcttonary says that hiS ImItatIOn was good can be reached at What we have to do IS and we would be relIeved by tlOn near the food Ulurt at , terror IS "mtense fear" As a enough, accordIng to Katz, burnsben@home com or by arm ourselves With defense realIty the eabt end of the mall The phone at (313) 882-2810 L psychiatrist dealIng With that White qUIt hIS day job mechamsms that mlttgate We must dlstmgUlsh Corps accept<; new toys In • terronsm on the home agamst mtense fear The between what IS real and their ongInal packaging for front, I WIsh to say It IS n what IS unreal The dream the area's needy children • "nothmg more than mtense fir<;t and best one IS what was scary, but It was only a Other happenmg'i at , fear, It IS "merely" mtense we call "reality testmg" What IS really happen- dream Sept 11 was a Eastland mclude a Honey , fear Baked Ham store WIth a ;,It- They expect the flowers. mg? mghtmare, that was real, So? Where's the danger? down restaurant which IS Words keep emanatmg but that was Sept 11 : Further hlJackmgs? openmg acros" from Olga's, from the government and Today IS Nov 15 Has any- 'Unlikely MaSSIve anthrax and a new JUice stand called Include a memory. the medIa to be alert and thmg bad happened to you - attack? Very unlikely Frulottl whIch IS locatmg m watchful, but that does not lately? Intercontmental ballI;,ttc the Grand Court area tell us much Our reality There IS no present cause Give Teleflora's Autumn miSSiles? Extremely unllke- There IS also a rumor testll1g tells us that nothmg for terror (extreme fear) or Candlestick Bouquet - ly ChemIcal, nuclear? afoot that a home handyman much more ha" happened even great anx\Cty at thIS . POSSIble, but at thIS tIme 111 operatIOn IS dlscusslOg Countless sporh events time We fall back on our Exactly what the holiday table has the realm of the unthmk- locatmg on mall property to have tran<;pued Without III expenence m hfe and compete WIth the Home been waltmg for warm candlelight able effect and countless tall AmerIca's experience m hiS- We are either gomg to go Depot on Kelly Road Horne and fall's freshest flowers A bUlldmgs are still standll1g, tory It should fill us With - on WIth our lives as usual Depot, accordll1g to one Immaculate and Impres<;lve trust, confidence and hope, stunnlOg centerpIece, the bowl of the best antidote to ura- report, gros<;es $800,000 a or not m the sunshme tlonal feelings of terror And week at that locatIOn from crackled glass nestles In I thmk we are gOIng on What about anthrax? WIth our lives a<;usual We let's stop usmg that word bUlldll1g contractors and do- a golden three-candle Much as been <;ald and It-yourselfers have faith m the abIlity of ,>peculated, but thE' truth I'; Addendum Just before frame A lasting And, alas at lea<;t one our government to deal that a very few people were ,endmg to the editor, I • WIth thl'> matter We have a learned of the crash of an mall offiCial ,ay<; there'" ht- reminder of a mfected and dlCd tie prospect of a multiplex • certam confidence that the The late,t th('ory whIch I Amencan Alrlmes plane m wonderful season theater complex locatmg at e forces of the free world WIll E'ndor<;e I" that th(' anthrax Queens, and at thIS hme To send anywhere In the US or Eastland, <;0we arE' all gomg umte and combme effort'; ,care 1<;a home-grown varI- the cause IS uncertam I to have to contll1ue to have Canada, call or VISit our shop and stop thl<; terrOrIbm It ety, "orne lone "Umbomber" "tlll thmk we should stop • mIght take a few year" hk(' u<;mg the word "terror" and our feet btlCk to the floor at type, a laboratory bactenol- Beacon Ea<;t trrk out to World War II But It has to o~<;t, a bIt unhmged who not be terronzed, becau"e be done, and It WIll be done "terror" mean<; "Intense Star Gratiot III Macomb or h,,<; had fanta"lr,; of domg Walt for ,>econd-rlln moVW'i Thanksgiving is We have faIth and hopp and ml<;chlCf WIth hl<; own little fear," and we are not history on our <;Ide We Illten"ely fparful and we are at the Shore" at JIlmp MIle Thursday, November 22 collpctlOn of anthrax <;pores and Mack m St ClaIr have won before and we Th('<;(' are the .,ame peo- not gOing to bE', no matter Shorp., o WIll WIl1agam ple who put pOl,on m what Dr Bloom IS clinical a~so ~ Let u" examm(' thl' Tvlpnol cap,ule" or Matnn cwte profe~\or of p~ychlatry, notlOn of terror, and I hope tablet-. the "amr people Grounds ~"Teleflora. we WIll stop u<;mg the term Wa.>ne State Unlllenity I who [Jut rMor blade, 111 School of MediCine He IS a . and spreadmg It around Halloween applE''' or tOXIC for God A phenomenon of group member of the Amerzcan (at Edmunton) "uh"tancE''' 111 SlllckE'r" If you \\ ant to g('t III the '21480 MACK psychology 1<;"contaglon," Academv of P~ychoanalysl~ true ,pmt of th(' Chn"tma<; har" that IS that feehng" arp con- and on the i'dltonal board St. Clair Shores SIck ,pa"on, p('dlatnclan Cal ,tagIous If one person I<;III of the Wavne County Worrell rpmmrl" m(' that ThE're I' ,ltknc"" among the gnp of fear and commu- Medlcol S()('zety He nel U", thilt I" a l('ilhtv but It 1<; for $fi you can Jom folk, 111 810.773-1500 nicates thIS, others become come~ commenl~ at hl\ e an ('venmg of cnffr(' and con rarr - that I" rE'ahty - marl addre~~, [bloom@com fearful A<;the leader of a VE'r) rar(' So rl'latlvely VE'r<;atlOn ahout Advent, 800.272.5270 group expre<;<;e" word<; to plI~erl1e com, and 11~lt~ to Chn"tma' and EpIphany, "pl'akmj?, WI..' are "afp No _(~om hl~ w(b~lte, dlmml"h thl" fear calm and rea.,on to bE' trrronzed, no "pon<;orcd h~ th(' Lay • trust are re "to red, al"o by www factotem com I vbloom rea'>on to have extreme contaglon November 15, 2001 Grosse Pointe News' SA Letters All the Pointes were es kJlled In the fire She the love and abundance the The Eye-Bank sohclted The Park, Woods From PAle 6A the first day, when the stu- reminds all of us of how St Clare SIxth graders felt A State Project and Shores said "no" Why dents read the artIcle m the cruel It IS when someone "WCCC wants $$$" and in of MIchIgan LIons since dId the Farms say "yes"? DetroIt Free Press about the dUring thIS event now be destroys a lOVIng relatIOn- the letters to the editor, 1971 Please explam In the Grosse conditIOns and needs at the poured on the children In ship that took years to nur- mcludlOg "It IS 'sneaky'" Submitted by Pomte News so we can vote 'lbnl Scott School, to theIr need at the Tom Scott ture Tears came to my eyes from our state representa- Diane M. Norris, PhD, RN Wlsely. response of compassIOn and School Thank you, everyone as I was remmded agam of tIVe actlOn, to the actual carmval Involved, for such lOVing Grosse Pointe Park The artIcle probably was Such a total lack of regard l her loss two months later, the stu- support WIth the natIOnal loss of not very clear to our counCIl for anybody outsIde the dents received the encour- Lory Quaranta Horrendous 4 603 of our fellow The four (plus) in our coun. Pomtes - no regard for the agement and support of and Melissa Walter Amencans on Sept 11, It IS cll who voted for the gtft Wlder local commumty, for countless people They expe- service easy to forget about some prubably thought that the the region, the state, or for nenced first-hand how the anImals that died four leader of the counCIl would our country A view from To the Editor: Spmt moves mto and In thIS age of "customer months ago Yet that loss IS answer. The leader of the Apparently, you all beheve through a noble purpose and servIce" and "customer very real and the people counCIl probably thought the educatlon IS a good thing, as the Eye-Bank a commItment to help oth- care," It'S refreshing to see Involved must be held mcumbent, who IS a past long as It IS for your kids, To the Editor: ers, m the name of Jesus that one of Grosse pOinte's accountable We must not president of the group that and your kIds only ThIS year, we are especIal- We applaud these students mstltutlonahzed monopo- receIved the $5,000, would I have no Idea whether ly glll.tllful fVI the h"roci; forget who worked tIrelessly and lies, Comcast, has Its own As our beloved country answer WCCC needs or deserves a who have given of them- lovmgly Idea of the concept They begtns a long and dIfficult Nobody responded. That milage Increase - none of selves so that others may We thank all who attend- prOVIde horrendous service war agamst the enemIes of should tell us something you bothered to address that hve and enJoy life However. ed the event, and all who and they don't care the Umted States, we have S.E. Girardin questlOn Wlth any facts, so not all herOIC acts mvolve sent m baked goods for our How In the world were we already seen cntlclsm and Grosse Pointe Farms busy were you defendmg breathtaking rescues, and Cake Walk Also, we would ever roped mto thIS "sole wavermg In the media The your projected $286 per year not every hero makes like to thank the follOWing prOVIder" nightmare? preSIdent of ABC News, at a expenditure for that expense natIOnal headlmes people and groups coach Weren't there any perfor- speech at ColumbIa School (what IS that your Starbucks Instead of savmg a life Steve Grimmer, Pam dunng a moment of penl, mance standards Included of Joumahsm, saId that he bIll for a couple of weeks? I ) Henderson, DetrOIt EdIson, Letters our heroes give someone a m the agreement? could not comment upon At any rate, I did make Linda Robmson, the Lusk l1fetlme of experiences they One can only Imagine whether the terronst attack sure to vote - for the and Sneden famihes, the welcome would otherWIse have what kind of cable serYlce on the Pentagon was Justi- Increase SIxth graders who created All letters should be mIssed They give the gift of we Grosse POinters could fied because It was a mlh- Mark Naess the booths for the event, the typed, double-spaced, SIght enJoy If there were Just a ht- tary target We have heard City of Grosse Pointe St Clare ComIc Club, Hean SIgned and hmlted to ThiS IS the season when tIe competItIOn protesters claIm that the Irvm-Stanley, St Clare's 250 words Include a many of us reflect upon our I've heard of entIre com- Umted States shoulders the latch key staff, Matthew daytime phone number Make-a- experiences, look forward to mumtIes that actually enJoy blame for the attacks Paz arena, Mr Burakowski for venficatlOn or ques- new begInnmgs, and give "chOice" In a cable prOVIder because of our support of and the rest of St Clare's tIons Difference Day thanks for all of the wonder- _ What a concepti What Israel and our mternatlonal faculty and staff The deadline for let- To the Editor: ful things that make up our utoplal marketmg of our Western Coupled Wlth the extraor- ters is 3 p m Monday On behalf of the slxth- hves We thnve on the free- Perhaps some day, we, too, matenahsm dinary donation of $1,000 Send letters to EdItor grade class, we thank every- dom to be Wlth our loved WIll have a chOtce Untt! As thIS war wears on, and from an anonymous donor, Grosse Pointe News, 96 one at St Clare who extend- ones In safe, supportIve com- then let's all be content war casualtIes are reported, the event raIsed $2,532 for Kercheval, Grosse ed themselves m support of mumtles - to see and par- kno~lng that Comcast even we must never forget the the 'Ibm Scott School' May Pomte Farms, MICh tills wonderful event From tiCIpate In all of the speCIal stoops to prOVIde us WIth pam expenenced by the let- 48236; or fax them to moments thiS freedom any serYlce at all ter writer over Chester's (313) 882-1585. Letters allows We may get terrible ser- premature death We must may also be sent e-mail I At ThankSgIVing, and VIce, and It may be sporadic remember that even greater to Jmmms@grosse throughout the year, we and unrehable, but It'S ours pain was experIenced by What does it take to pointe news com make an outstanding encourage you to show your Heck, maybe competition IS 4,603 famlhes. Every death collision shop? appreCIatIOn for these gIfts overrated anyway must be mourned and support our commumty Jeff Bickerstaff Every death must be by becoming a hero Help us Grosse Pointe Farms taken personally Every Subscribers "CONVENIENT" gwe the gIft of SIght to some- murderer must be held • one who would otherwtse be All must accountable We must stay are winners WITHIN EASY REACH OF: demed the freedom to see the course and pay the price The Grosse POinte News the world around them be accountable for freedom would like to congratulate Grosse Pomte ... 10mmutes In the words of Helen To the Editor: May God bless Amenca. the new subscnbers who are Harper Woods .. . 5 mmutes Keller, "There IS no better Thank you for prlntmg SeaJ,'sTaylor Wlnners of The Second City way to thank God for your the letter, "DIrect attempt," Grosse Pointe Park drawing 51 Clair Shores 5 minutes SIght than by gtving a help- In the N ov 8 Issue of the Ing hand to someone m the The winners are Lore J t WI! lARNED OUR REPUTAnON Grosse Pomte News con- $5,000 question KaIser of the CIty of Grosse FOR QUALITY WORK FOR dark" cermng the loss of a horse, To the Editor: OVER 20 YEARS Please add your name to Chester, m the Grosse Pomte, Mary Carol SchmIdt In the Oct. 18 edItion of of Harper Woods, Kathy We offer pick up end delivery "ervlce the donor regIstry, and dis- POinte Hunt Club fire cuss Wlth your famIly the The letter writer wrote the Grosse POinte News, the BrandeIs of Grosse POinte deCISIon to donate Support thiS letter to the Judge who follOWIng questIOn was Farms, Mehssa MacLoed of our miS';lOn to preserve the Win be heanng the case of asked and never answered Grosse POinte Park, Jean E many freedoms healthy eye- the accused arSOnIst The why was $5,000 of the CarmIchael of Grosse Pomt bight anows "YouWIn alway,; letter wnter very eloquently Farms money gIVen tqa pri- Woods and Darlene Johnso be a hero In someone's eyes makes her case for the hors- of Grosse POinte Woods NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids Will be receIved by the vate group? \ City Clerk at the MUniCIpal Bluldlng. 20025 Mack Plaza, Grosse POInle Woods, MIchIgan 48236-2397, until 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 21, 2001, at which lime and pla"e all bids will be publldy opened and read aloud for furnishing the follOWing lIem FIRE FIGHTERS GEAR AND UNIFORMS Santa Kicks UpHis Heels Copies of the speCifications and bids sheeb may be obtained from Ihe City Clerk The Clly of Grosse Pomle Woods reserves lhe nghtlo reJecI any and all bids. to waive any mfor- mallty In the bidding. and 10 accept any bid II deems 10 be m the best Interest of the Clly Envelopes should be clearly marked "Fire Fighters Gear & Uniforms" With The Radio City Rockettes Louise S. Warnke, Saturday, November 17 lOam G PN 11/1512001 City Clerk Come JOin the excitement In the Grand Court as we welcome Santa to EclStland Center with a speCial performance by the World Famous RadiO City Rockettes. IT'S fREE! Seating IS limited, NOTICE so come early More Family Fun ART Children's Holiday Breakfast 9am CLOISTER Registration beginS at 8 30am for thiS fun event for kids 8 and under EnJOYa hearty breakfast In the Food Court, plus a free gift, live entertainment, and VIP entrance to Toy Testing Time at 11 30am Tickets are $5 each at Customer ServICe Space IS limited (Childrenmu,t be accompaniedby an adult) Your Global Art Resource Dance like A Rockette Contest 11am Come cheer on the finalists as they strut their stuff In the Grand Court Winner gets a dance lesson with the Rockettes and tickets to the RadiO City Christmas Speclacular at the Fox Theatre listen to Q95 for detallsl Santa Visits and Photos Noon - 8pm Come vlsll Santa and hiSelves In the Grand Court, and be sure to capture the moment With a photo

Nov 23 - Dee 29 .. Museum quality paintings $500-$5,000 -- Buy where the Art Galleries Buy and at their prices Satu rdays 0 nIy 10:00 am to 4:00 pm located on the second floor of the GAlLERIE 454 BUIlding 15105 Kercheval,Grosse POinte Park (313) 822-4477 November 15, 2001 Grosse Pointe News News 9A ; Painter shows 'People at Play' are the same all over the world Jason Sweeney Sablt's faVOrite huntmg Staff Wnter glOunds for subject~, acts as Until November 25 the a wnstant draw for vacatIOn- dal k wood walls of the hls- ing fishermen and famllle:, tonc Scarab Club, reVlved by "Canalslde Break" showb a the artibts group from bemg passed by and later pamted shows that group of men that are stnk- one of DetrOit's first premier Those opportumtles come people really are the same mgly simIlar to the men rest- night clubs of the ealy 1900s, flOm around Michigan, italy all over the world mg beside a pyramid m Will bear the work of Julie and even Behze The pamtmg shows an Belize m their posture and Sablt of Harper Woods Sablt, who Ib also a mem- Italian woman With an their mtent The collectIOn of watercol- bel of the private flymg club, mtent look on her face ab she Both canvases show a ors, pastels and 011pamtmgs the Nomads, said bhe loves goes to take that firs t Sip of small group of people at IS collectively titled "People the opportumty to travel and coffee, provmg everyone ease, Sablt said, and both at Play" when the opportumty arose needs cafTeme have a kmd of slow comfort Sablt, a club member smce to VISit Behze or return to Contrastmg that piece, a m them 1999 IS the current co-chaIr Italy, she couldn't pass them pamtmg done of the regulars Another human mterebt of the g:udcnmg commIttee by at the Michigan Gallery m story to play out thro\l~h Sablt s8ld one of the rea- DetrOIt, features a few faces which tends to the wall gar- Sal:nt's brush from the Alter Phuto ...hy J h II -'\\(.I Ilt.) that may even be famIhar to den m the courtyard of the sons for the tnp to Italy was Road commumty IS that of Two pieces by Sabit, "Canalside Break" above and to participate m the La Pomters It centers around club's John Rand animals "Breaktime" below show striking similarities in peo- Remlda school of art, located the Tuesday ntual of coffee Farnsworth locatIOn Sablt One piece on display, ple at leisure from Michigan and Belize. Sabit said m Umbna and a bowl of freshly made said she was happy to be "Canal Dwellers," shows the she looks for these moments to capture that spirit. able to display her art so "We stayed nght m the soup cats that have made the quickly after JOining grounds of an old monastery ThiS common thread of park home commg to the call humamty whtle at leIsure All members of the club and would bus out mto the of a woman who adopts them also shows through when must exhibit their work hills and villages to find throughout the summer and thmgs to pamt" Sablt saId exammmg examples from sooner or later as a reqUire- puts food out for them they'd corne back for food, Sablt's tnp to Behze ment of membership The "It was just such a fun sleep, a httle conversatIOn "We all have common person who was supposed to scene, though I worry about and then head back out to threads that run through have the wall space for the those cats when wmter our hves when at play," Sablt month of Novemer was pamt comes," Sablt SaId Her tnp to Italy produced unexpectedly unable to fill said Her exhibit, based around "We VlsIted some of the the room a few of the pieces on dIsplay people haVlng fun engagtng Mayan pyramids while m Sablt, who had already thts month. mcludIng a can- m actiVIties, IS sure to have Behze," Sablt said Her piece begun the apphcatlOn vas of two gtrls playmg cards somethmg that any VISitor "Breakbme" came from that process to show "People at on a sunht bench and a would relate to m some way Play," was more than happy moment of time m one of the side tnp and IS a pose that or another no matter where to step up her schedule and cafes almost anyone could Imag- they are from display her canvases thiS "The two gtrls came along me themselves m Sablt's exhtbltlon, "People month whtle I was pamtlOg the The pamtmg of three of at Play," Will be on dIsplay on Wht ties the works togeth- landscape over the wall the natives restmg for a the second floor of the er, Sablt said, IS, "People behmd them," Sablt SaId and moment from their tour of Scarab Club through relatmg to each other and admitted they were m Just the ruins bears stnkmg Sunday, Nov 25 haVIng fun" too natural a pose to pass by resemblance to another of The gallery, open to the She said she finds her best She shot a photo of them Sablt's works, which comes pubhc from noon to 5 p.m opportunities m, "lIttle to save the memory and from no further from home Wednesday through Sunday, Consulting- Tral mng-Networking thmgs that tickle me," later pamted from the photo than the Alter Road traJler IS located at 217 Su pport -Installations Farnsworth, behmd the opportumties that just pre- More humorously, sablt park. For the home The park, which IS one of DetrOit Institute of Arts sent themselves and can't be SaId, another photo she shot (313) 640-0113 www MacKelhanConsulting COlli Harper Woods enjoys a 'sign of progress' Plulip@MacKelhanConsulting com messages would be dlflicult, liI,t greetmgb to passmg Jason Sweeney than just Harper Woods I e:,- Idents Will be the postmg of but notices of major street or tl affic on Oct 9 and was offi- Staff Wnter Cially dedicated dunng the A new way to get mforma- mformatlOn about the ongo- freeway closures and com- mg constructIOn projects on pletIOn notices Will run 50th anmversary of the bon to the ma~ses IS com- city's mcorporatlOn on Oct plete m Hal per Wood~, an the bndges over 1-94 across the board The Sign ht up WIth ItS 29 electnc sign beanng 2,040 Leldlem said that detailed hght bulbs hab had the fin- 1'1 Ishmg touche, to It complet- ed Oriental « The last touches to the ~Area Rug Cleaning Sign board mcluded a coat of palOt, and the gold lettenng nammg It as part of Harper

Woods, I "Just keepmg the pubhc :2forl Pay for one rug - second rug FREE better mformed IS the best I reason for the Sign," said FREE pIck-Upand city manager James Idelivery also avaIlable Leidlem, and said the cIty IS IOffer expires 11/24101 'Offer good only on rugs dropped off happy WIth how well the The Committee to Elect I81011' fllClh!y BOd does not IlPPiY project turned out on ptCk up and cIelIve!y orders The Sign, a $65,000 pro- ject, ongtnally conceIVed a I22201 Telegraph Road, SOuthfiald ROBERT E. NOVITKE I:< BlOCkS SOuth of 9 Mile Road couple of years ago, was not west Side of Telegraph budgeted until thiS, the City'S 50th year The Sign Itself features a strong bnck wishes to express :(800) 696-1260 base WIth two large screens, each of whIch hold 1,020 light bulbs, deSigned to its gratitude to the voters I relay text messages and Simple graphiCS m an eaSily readable manner to passers- of the by Leldlem said the tIme duratIOn of messages IS snll City of Grosse Pointe Woods being adjusted and he IS constantly addmg more matenal to the hst of announcements and other community leaders "I've only receIVed one or two negatIve l"lument ," said Leldlem, "and I've for their confidence and support received several pOSItIve comments" Enough to greatly outweIgh the detrac- in the recent re-election of tors Several of the city counCIl mem bers have mentIOned Mayor Novitke the Sign ab a great new tool for the citizen'! at the vote! forum held at the Harper Woods commumty center as well as to the audience at counCIl meetmg, and other Robert B. Frederick Eric J. Steiner at other locatIOns The Sign Will feature me~- Thomas J. Fahrner Nancy Velek Michael A. Shaheen sages about cIty functlOn~ such as meetmgs of the city Michael Zolik Joseph R. Dansbury John A. Vitale council and plannmg com- To The Vows We Make miSSIOn a<; well as mforma, And the road, we 1\ take twn about Ilports events and Michael Boyle Leland P. Allcut Jr. Thomas S. Vaughn Lei the Journey now Ix goo other publIc gathenngs Mayor Ken Poynter slud Angelo DiClemente Joseph E. Sucher Fred Petz the Sign was a great wa} to reach the people and It Will Grant P. Gilezan Tony Miserendino Janette E. Duster help to keep the commumty tlght km He saId he I'ope<; Debra A. Novitke-McCarthy Deanna M. Novitke that It Will make for better mformed and more active Marsha M. Novitke Robert E. Novitke Citizens The Sign wlll also feature mformatlOn that resident'! TIFFANY & Co. need to be aware of, such a<; TJtO' ...l)ME'Fl. ....n (lHLFl T1l" ... election day<; and ~ty ~er- T FF"'lo.,l' l ..''-4 vices hke leaf pick-lip, trash service and <;now rrrnoval PaId lor by the CommIttee to Elecl Robert E Novltke Another featU\1t of the 19971 W Clalrvlew Court, Grosse POinte Woods, MI 48236 <;Ignthat WIll apP1l'1 to mor(' November 15, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 10A Schools Parcells testing ground for mutual aid rapid response By MellsuWalsh r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~wnmiliab~nk~e~ol Staff Writer A. 1. h h 1 paper and ~tarted from ) To en~ure that Gro~bc SlmU atlon t at tests t e p an bcratch The entire commu I Olnte and Hal pel Wood" OIty has a role In what hap "tudl'nts are bWlftly protett- A lather marches mto Parcell" Middle School'<; mam engaged m actIOn to tau<;e Immediate harm pens here And one of thl ed from any threat that offill.' requestmg that he take hl~ son out of <;chool A,"are The officer~ lOch the" wa} tov.ard~ the "Ubpl'ct whllc t1l1ng~ that helped to dnvl wuld potentially enter that the father's cu"todlal nghb have been legally quc"tlOnmg him thl<; l~ that Grosse Pomtl' "lhool bUlldmg" and CIeate levoked, Parcell~ admml~tratorb deny hi" reque~t He IS "What'<; your name?" the lead offiter a"k, ,wa~ ahead m a lot of place~ dents m the event of an thoroughly ,eal ch ItS stag!' and ;,eatmg areas, agam m and down halb to\\ ards the audltonum, where they Will and Harper Woods' devel emergency, or any "cntlcal w"ft, coordmated movement Like a wmnmg hockey or remam untll the ;,usped IS apprehended, whIch could oped a cross-Junsdlctlo I mCldent," such as the pre<;- ;,occer team, they don't bunch up each player knows hI'> take hour;" longer than the time set aSide for thiS emer- Special Response Te~~ ence of an armed indiVidual job and al ea to be covered geney re,ponse tramlllg exercise (SRT), whose Job would be to III a school, a fire or explo- The officers hear a nOIse out;,lde the audltonum The woman 1<;released She walks toward officers, who hone m on a threat Isolat t "IOn or structural collap,e "Where IS he?" the lead officer shouts as the team runs command her to put her hands 111 the air They SWIftly so that victims ~ould e~e Re;,pondmg to the out IIItO the hall Creepmg cautlOu;,ly by clas;,room door- pull her to the ground and drag her IIIto a doorway, dls- brought to safety and Statewide School Safety ways, officers scan for tags on doors and make their way covenng that she ha;, a weapon on her Their trammg ture the suspect(s) crea~~- InformatIOn Policy, 10 accor- down toward the tracked sound ha" taught them not to automatically assume that she IS the threat WhIle the SRT I~ , 00 emer- dance With Public Aet 102 The officers then tl ad a sound upstairs They find the a hostage en route to a sch I a cros,>-funGctlOnalpteam re - <;usPlelctwl~Whahwt?man at th;"other end of the hallway He gency, the plan calls for resentmg rosbe OInte anP IS ye mg, a ;, gomg on After much time spent by officers perched outSide the school-lllltlated I kd Harper Wood;, law enforce-d The \HJman ,creams, 'Don't hurt me You got to get me suspect's classroom locatIOn trymg to lure the man out procedure t0 b oc own ment agencle;, and the out of here ,. mto the hall, he WIll not surrender SRT Will have to motion wh e1 th e put d m Wayne County prosecutor's The suspect demand;" "I want my son" apply tactIcal procedures to apprehend hIm, Wlthm the tlonal publ:c safe~ Juns IC- office d!'veloped school safe- The officers are tramed to neutralize the SituatIOn, not parameters of synchroOlzatIon, speed and strategIc ment depl t y depart- tv gUldehne, that were to hastlly go after a <;uspect unle" he or she I;' actively response man rap doys I sown four- agre~~~GrossePOIn~ ~~~ __ ~~ ~_~ __ I res~n~~am~ Publll Schools System BUlldmg on thl<; mltlatlve, Jo;,eph, ~~------_JYoung and mg firm, set out to prebcnbe gencles neutralize the threat untIl admlOl'tlators 10 Dee 1999 the same parties, along WIth ASSOCiates [nc 10 Lansmg, a a mutual aid rapid deploy- "We all came to the table," SRT arrives Mike Thompson, owner of safety and .,ecunty consult- ment plan for school emer- Thompson saId "We sat mutualThompson,aId rapIdwho wroteresponsethe plan, explamed that the actlOns reports and debnef- mgs 10 the wake of the Columbme tragedy revealed that "PolIce tactlcs were no longer current for that type of situatIOn" To prevent the confUSlOn and commUnIcatIOns meffi- clencles between school ;,taff and local and non-local polIce that likely led to the aggravated threat at Columbme, the f * InternatIOnal ASSOCiation of Chiefs of Pohce and other orgamzatlOns put together gUldehnes for rapid response procedure 'The theory \;, that the first four or five offlcer<; who respond, ' explamed Thompson, "Immediately move to engage the threat OPEN HOUSE and, If necessary, neutrahze the threat because there were kIds dymg mSlde Sunday, November 18th Columbme while the cops were standmg around out- side" 1:00 - 5:00 p.Dl. "Another problem was that they couldn't talk to each other - multIple jUnb- dictIOns state, county, feder- al," saId Thompson "The) MEET OUR NEW PRO. "STEVE CAMPBELL"... couldn't commulllcate, so they dIdn't know what each other was domg That's not Members: an Issue here The pubhc .,afety officers here m the Pomtes all have common • 1:00 - 2:00 FREE 1 ' h S n'tdlO frequencies to commu- • 4:00 - 5:00 > essons WIt teve mcate on, and that's what you saw played out here .. 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"Rht (810) 774-1300 nOi 10 .n Cpl • n advellJ"" s orde< (rf~olj(' P"n,p N{"'N\ acNertl~n~ rcpre- 20250 Nine Mile Road, St. Clair Shores """"'''''''' ~ no aL«hoo!y 10 htnd 111" newsp.1p<" and only puNIC al"'" 01 an * "New Mcmllcl'ihlp~" denotc~ tho<;c who have nol had a WRC mcmhershlp Wl\hm the last ycar ~Isemenl shall coor,!llule final acceplJncc wa" al"o the first al Iapld deplo) ment team, time the Glo""e whobe mlb"lOn 1'; to neutl ai- POlllte/Harper Woodb SRT Ize the threat whlle the SRT wa" tebted The many "chool " Ib mdkmg It;, way to the bite admml"tl atOl '> and pubhc At the condu"lOn of the bafety per"onnpl from othel exerClbe, Hiller ab"e"sed, dlbtnct" obbervmg the ,>Imu- "The woperatlve effort went latlGn hve 111 Parcell,,' extremely well The tactical lounge, thank" to teleVISIOn team rebponse was excel- productIOn '>tudents from lent Because It b trammg, South and North Illgh because It'S a scenano, It school", were able to ob"erve goes differently than real the sWift and coordmated Photo by Mcil•• a \;alsh lIfl' We've Identified a few rebpome of the rapid deploy- Sarah Kurcz and Maris Jackson, students from Grosse Pointe North, practiced broadcast journalism dur- aIeab we need to lmprovl' In, ment team,> and the SRT ing the simulation, While questioning a public safety officer and Grosse Pointe Schools community rela- tions coordinator Kathleen Roberts, the budding journalists had to contend with an actor staging the rav- ings of a worried parent, North television production student Mike Greiner, who filmed the "broadcast," explained the students' role in the Parcells simulation, saying, "Weknew that it's a drill going into this, but we were told to treat it as real and ask press-type questions as if we didn't know anything in advance. It's part simulation and part real."

,1nd school response to the ment officers mSlghtful ;,taged mCldent was success- "what If" questIOns, such as ful m "matchmg what we've what If a student IS m a modeled and y,hat they (btu- lebtroom dunng lockdown, dents) learned m order to \\ hat If a btudent IS taken ,ee If there are any blanks hostage, etc School admm- m the radar bueen as to Ibtrators noted all student what we need to work on ' quebtlOns and are workmg Assl!>tant supermtendent to fine tune emergency Chns Fenton concluded, "It Iesponse gUIdelines to help mdlcated to Ub that we had them better understand how Photo h" Mdl ...... "1 \V1)"h the plOper plan, 111 place to react m many different and good cooperatiOn kinds of ~cenanos Turkey Trot benefit between the school admmlb- Gro<;"e Pomte Park pubhc tratlOn and pubhc safety It "afety chlCf DaVid Hiller St. Clare of Montefalco used its annual Turkey did pomt out some areas to bald that becau<;e "no two Trot, Nov. 8, as an opportunity to raise money review and update, ,uch as "cenanos dre exactly ahke," for America's Fund for Afghan Children. Photo b" Meh ....,a Wal'ioh the u,e of emergency cell public bafety and school Students in kindergarten through eighth grade Grosse Pointe Woods Public Safety lieutenant phone" and what to do WIth leader" can "l't gUIdeline" paid $1 to participate in the Turkey Trot races. Joseph Cardosi and Mark Mulholland held a debrief- people \\ ho al e vl"ltJng a ing Q &: A session for students after they had been buildmg dUllI1g an emcr- "evacuated from the threat" and brought into the gl ney Fur the III "t time auditorium. l \(J It \\,\_ ,,\ \ "ffu t\\l "'there's Still'time'"

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of Mack received a rare pas~ Harppr Wood~ police mvolv- House fire Car vandalized from Jail by Grosse Pomte mg a BB gun came from a The GI os~e POlntp Farms SometIme between 1 30 PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS Woods police home 1Il the 20500 block of Public Safety Depal tment I~ and 1012 a 01 on Sunday, On Sunday, Nov 11, an Hunt Club, nearly a week lOntlnulng an Inve~t1gatJOn Nov 11, a 1994 PontIac Nov 7 A store employee Wit- officer tned to wake the after the fir"t batch of three of a hou"e fire on Hall Place Flrebll d parked In d cIrcular Two day" later, a black nessed a 6-foot-4 black male man Havmg knocked reports whIch took place around 8 dn\CWd} on Ro"lyn In female In her mId 30s with a thm bUlld wearmg repeatedly of the man's car The woman who contacted pm on Sunday, No\ 11 GIO~~l' Pomte ShOle.., wa, walked mto a "tore III the black pants and boots take a wmdow, the dflver awoke pollce explallled she The homeowner ~ald ~he ~r<1tlhed and "pI ay pamted 16800 block of Kercheval mIcrowave oven and a large and, for an estimated three returned home to find three of her \\ mdows shot up With turned d lamp on IJ1 hel "el,. wIth blue dnd yellow pamt ,md ,natched SIXpur"es and ,Ize vacuum from a "helf to four mmutes, fumbled to ond-stor) bedroom .Inti left The )'ellow pamt wa"hcd t 110 dresse" valued at then walk down an alsk A open the car door Accordmg BB pellets Pohce dre ,till the room fO! a fe\\ mlllute, off, but the blue pamt $1 769 The unknown sus- second employee saw the to the officer, the man con- lookmg for thl, "hootC!, but When "he retullw drurk toC' mu"h whl1!' story? to the bedroom and an on Notre Dame foot-7 medIUm bUlld black attendmg a weddmg party Harper Wood" pohce took adjOining bathroom Les" female leave the store WIth a at a pnvate club The man a statement flom a man "pverp ~moke, hedt and filC Purses cart full of grocenes without told police he "did not feel near Harper and Kmg;vllle paymg for them damage wa.., "u"talllpd IH Cleaned up comfortable dnvmg, smce at3 15 am Nov 7 The man snatched - Bonnie Caprara pal t" of the fir..,t and "econd Two ullldentlfied mdlvld- he had consumed alcohol, claimed he had been rehev- floors and attIc Seven Doon£'\ dnd BoUlkt' and deCided to park m the mil' himself near Salter Palk pur,e" worth $1310 were ual" cleaned up at a store m The homeownel left the the 18800 block of Mack m Freebie rear of the (busmess) and when he was apploached by hou"e unhurt dl..,coveled ml..,..,mg from a sleep until mornmg " two males who beat him and "tore m the 17000 block of Gros"e Pomte Farms the A man found passed out at evenmg of Wednesday, N ov mldlllght behmd the wheel The man was taken to took hiS vehicle The man, It wa, not dl'tlll11l11ed Kl.'l <.Ile\ al ..,om£'tmw Woods pollce headquarters who was noticeably llltOXI- bpt\\(.'pn q a m Tue"day 7 between 9 20 and 9 30 of a car parked behmd a \\hat cau..,pd thl' Ij" ,1t ple..,~ and permItted to call some- cated, walked to a gas sta- \;()\ h and noon Wedne"da\, pm busmess m the 19700 block hmp one for a nde home Not tIOn down the service dnve bemg able to contact any- when the two men reap- one, the man spent the mght peared and beat him agam, at the pollce statIOn takmg hiS wallet and cell phone Pollce have no suspect" In Shadow owner the unarmed robbery but recorded the man's mjunes enlightened and noted that a call for a A 1990 Dodge Shadow smgle-vehlcle aCCident was that was reported stolen two logged at approximately the weeks ago from Grosse same time and a man fittmg eNEVER! Pomte Woods was found last the VIctim's descnptlOD was week m Plymouth seen fleemg the scene The vehIcle's IgmtlOn had been punched out but was otherwise undamaged A Woods man had report- Invaded ed the car stolen on Nov 1 A house m the 18900 block of Washtenaw was entered Introducing Thomasville's through a broken out rear Open door wmdow on No" 8 The own- ers returned home to find NEW Never- Turn Mattress. policy petty cash and a movie col- , \, On Thursday, Nov 8, at lectIOn mlssmg from the ~ , We put so much care into our Never Turn 12 55 am, a Grosse Pomte house Pohce searched the Woods patrolman dIscovered home for eVIdence, and an open door at Barnes noted that the recent preva- mattress, you will NEVER have to turn it! School An unoccupIed car lence of home mvaSlOn IS a was parked 10 the school's seasonal phenomenon Indulge in a mattress that gIVes back ... carport Two officers entered and Thomasville's Never Turn mattress will searched the school but dId- ~ n't find an mtruder or any- Cleaning up? thmgwrong A woman who !lVI'S III the , , provide you With the comfort & luxury you 18700 block of Roscommon Jeep wrangled returned home to find one of deserve, gwing you a restful mghts sleep and On Tuesday, Nov 6, at 11 her wmdows broken anq,ber pm, a Silver 2001 Jeep home ransacked Mls"mg the freedom from the hassle of turnmg It. Wrangler was reported from her belongings was her stolen from the 20700 block SOCial Secunty check, whIch of Mack m Grosse Pomte was later found to have been ~T'Sltour showroom today and d,scover why Woods The Jeep's owner, a cashed by an unauthonzed person I man from St Clair Shores, said the vehicle was locked The woman Said ,he sus- Thomasville's mattresses are the fmest pects that the woman she had hired as a maId or the most comfortable mattresses on earth. Mining trouble maId's boyfnend who had A stranger weanng a spent time m the house may mmer's helmet outfitted have commItted the cnme WIth a flashlight was seen prowllng the 1800 block of Norwood on Tuesday, Nov £> shortly after 11 30 p m The umdentlfied man had Hunting clues been crulsmg the street m a Over $1,000 m jewelry, Silver or gray pickup truck electromcs, and other goods of an unknown manufactur- as well as a nfle were "tolen er The dnver got out of the from a home m the 20600 Jeep and while canvassmg a block of Van Antwerp dunng house, tngl;ered a motion the day of No v 12 When the detector The man went woman returned home from away when a warnmg llght work, she found her home m actIVated disarray and the rear door - Brad Lmdberg nearly off Its hlllges Her father, away for huntlllg season, had left the nile behmd Pollce were able to BB bandit get fingerpnnts from the strikes again scene and are aggre~slvely mve~tlgatmg the ca"e The contmumg stnng of - Ja~on Sweeney vandahsm calls to the G.P. Shores to have first municipal court with'metal detector By Bonnie Caprara ber of people' SAVB 50% ON ALL Thomasville Premium Bedding, Staff Wnter Shores mUlllclpal Judge Grosse Pomte Shores WIll Lynne PlCrce saId ''I'm ~ery PLUS have the first court m the pleased they're m~tallmg It Pomte~ eqUipped With a I thmk It'~ prudent You We Pay your 6%Sales Tax with NO Payments, walk-through metal detec- never know what kmd of tor baggage people brmg In the NO Interest & No Reachback for 12 Months.! courtroom" Pubhc safety dIrector Gary Mitchell said that the Mitchell "aId the \ i1lage VIllage conSIdered mstallmg has npver had d prohl!'m a walk-through deVIce a~ WIth weapon~ In It~ court- part of It~ courtroom/cIty room, but w£' don t \,ant to council chamber renovatIOn walt for .omC'thmg to hap- plan~ p!'n"

"The state court admllllS- MItchell ,aid tho vllLig, I, trator recommend~ that con~ldenng three dim 1pnt every court be eqUIpped metal dC'tector, ranging WIth metal detector~: from M,OOO to $7 000 MltchE'1I saId "We'll be Mltchrll "aId hp cxppch u~mg It for court, but we the mptal dl'tpctor" to hi may u~e It If we have an Ill~talled by the pnd of t h, occa~JOn With a large num- year November 15, 2001 Gro••• Pointe News News 15A Pointe girl receives a new heart and a future By Mld.I.ln. Socii sometImes fatal heart mfec- their other chIldren, Katie, responded to her doctor's make the declSlon to gIVe Staff Wnter tlOn,whIch caused her heart 16, and Emily, 3 As her request to squeeze hiS hand Sarah the gtft of hfe Most kIds who shp folks a to stop beatmg five tImes m mother Dianne, a speCial at 2 am The Irony of the SItuatIOn note aslung for a Slurpee, less than one month educatIOn teacher In the Today, her prognosIs IS was never far from their the slushy, soda-based dnnk McPharhn became the first Grosse POinte Public School very bnght Though there mmds Accordmg to Jim served at the local 7-11 chlld m Michigan to receIve System, recalled, "I was m WIllbe some ups and downs McPharhn, at one pomt store, would be answered by a Thoratec Left Ventncular the shower crying and pray- and she WIll have to take Sarah asked whether her a perturbed parental glare AsSist DeVice (LVAD>sys- mg that Sarah would get a anti-reJectIOn medIcatIOn. parents would donate her But when 12-year-old Sarah tem durmg a seven-hour heart That's when we got Sarah could be home by organs if she did not SUrVlve McPharhn of Grosse Pomte surgIcal procedure at the phone call lettmg us ThanksgIvmg and back m When her mother assured Woods dId Just that on ChIldren's Hospital on Sept know that a heart was avail- school m January Her Sarah that they would, Tuesday mornmg, Oct 23, 6,2001 able" phYSICIans are also confi- Sarah said thank you the request gave her mom ThiS measure was taken "We were happv but cau- dent that she WIllreJom her "It's been hard to hope for and dad an overwhelmmg as a bridge to the heart tIOUS,"said Jim, who noted team on the soccer field m a heart knowmg that anoth- sense of JOY,rehef and a transplant she desperatelj that the family had already the future er famIly has to go through cause for celebratlon needed, but ItS effectiveness endured one dlsappomtment The McPharlins are the pam of losmg someone," The Brownell MIddle was defimtely finite With a donor heart that deeply grateful to the staff of said DIanne "But we are School SiXth grader and aVId "She was detenoratmg proved not to be a good ChIldren's HospItal who gOing to take care of thIS soccer player had Just awak- and It was very fnghtenmg," match "Sarah was ecstatlc, more than hved up to theIr heart and I know that Sarah ened from a long-awaited, said her father JIm, a bUSI- she had tears ofJOY,then she motto, "We treat your chll. ISgomg to make a dIfference 12-hour heart transplant ness analyst at Daimler was scared It was a very dren hke our own" And they In thiS world The love from Grosse Pointe Woods surgery at Children's Chrysler "She was on the understandable range of are very apprecIative of the the donor famIly wJll hve on resident Sarah McPhar- HospItal of MIchIgan m heart machme for almost emotIOn She knew It was efforts made by m Sarah" lin. age 12. received a DetrOit Though her request two months and after a the day we had all been DalmlerChrysler, which pro- The McPharhns' expen- new heart and a fresh had to be derned for the pre- while, thmgs seemed to be waltmg for, but she also VIded the air transportatIOn ence has mcreased theIr lease on the future at sent due to the breathmg gomg downhill We saw her knew the reahty was that for the donated heart faIth In the power of prayer Children's Hospital of apparatus she depends on, It faJlmg nght m front of us she was gomg to have to In additIOn, the and offered a new apprecIa- Michiian on Monday. signaled the first ghmmer of We never knew when the have surgery" McPharlms want to thank tIOn for the value of the sim- Oct. 22. 2001. hght at the end of a very new heart was gomg to At 1 pm, the McPharlms their family, fnends and ple thmgs m hfe dark tunnel that she and come, so It was hard to com- placed their httle gIrl m the Sarah's classmates at Sarah also enVISIOns a message out about the her family have been travel- fort her emotIOnally and capable hands of a surgIcal Brownell who offered com- new role for herself "I thmk Importance of donatmg Ing smce an Irregularly keep her spmts up " team lead by Dr Henry fort and support durmg thiS that she ISgomg to be dnven organs And I thmk that she slow heartbeat caused her to The good news finally Walters The procedure last- long ordeal to do somethmg about thIS," WIll encourage people to collapse m the Grosse Pomte amved on Monday mormng, ed until 1 a m the followmg But they know that they says Jim "She has already spend quahty time WIth Woods Lakefront Park pool Oct 22 The McPharlms, morning Her family are most deeply mdebted to saId that she wants to go on theIr famlhes, because you on July 17, 2001 who kept a dally VIgIl at received theIr first indIca- the family of the heart donor the Oprah Show and get the never know" After bemg dIagnosed their daughter's SIde, were tIOn of the success of the who had the courage to see with myocarditis, a rare and home overnIght canng for operatIOn when Sarah beyond theIr own gnef and City of~rOSS£ Joint£ Jff arms, Michigan SPECIAL NOTICE Help the hungry? Pointers 'Can-Do' HOLIDAY RUBBISH SCHEDULE Jason Sweeney for THANKSGIVING DAY, Staff Wnter THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2001 OperatIOn Can-Do, pow- There Willbe no reSIdentialrubbish collection on Thursday, ered by 46 Boy scouts, Sea Scouts and Venture Crews November 22, 2001 All Thursday collection routes Willbe collectedon Fnday, Frlday'sresidentIalrubbIshrouteswill be along WIth one GIrl Scout Photo by Jason S"",eeney troop gathered together 982 Combatting the grow- collectedon Saturday cases of food Saturday, Nov ing mountain of food 10 were Matt Elias. ieft. a Fnday's commerCialrubbishcollecllonroute Willbe collected scout from the Grosse on schedule The yearly campaIgn by Pointe War Memorial's the scouts to bolster sup- Troop 96. and Simon DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS phes at soup kItchens and Andzelewskl, right, a Sea GPN 11/15/01 shelters around the metro Scout from Ship 308. area was a success agam Both worked to package thts year, accordmg to Mike donations from 9 a.m. to .. RochoW1ak, a dlstnct and , 3:30 p.m. at the dis- Troop 1407 leader, who trict's collection site to worked the day on the semI help hungry families. loadmg the full cases of food _,fUld 6y-l1~!!. "We always have good unIt partICIpatIOn and that TAKE ADVANTAGE IS the key," RochoWlak saId NOW OF THE STRONG regarding the continued suc- cess of the food dnve AMERICAN DOLLAR As traders, pickup trucks, mlnJvans and other vehIcles SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1954 drove through the collectIOn (810) 771-4160 DESIGNER center across the street from STYLING the 9 MIle Road BIg Boy's, a staff of volunteers that FINEST peaked at around 40 QUALITY unloaded, un-bagged, boxed SABLE • MINK and stacked the food onto Jumbo USDA CHOICE LYNX • BEAVER pallets in the semI SIRLOIN IROUND Matthew McNamee from CAULIFLOWER Troop 39 out of Star of the tiP ROASt SIRLOIN Sea school was one of the 49 No Duty, No Sales Tax volunteers 99 49 Full Premiums on U.S. Funds .-:.= 81 Each 82 LB. 82 LB -- !.('~)' !(l,l ~ - DOWNTOWN- He helped by unloadmg ( 0111 ( 110.... vehIcles and packagIng the 484 Pel'tssier. Windsor 1.519.253-5612 ....n\\ n...... , \1 r: I food after scoutmg neIghbor- Open Mon Through Sat. 900 - 5 00 hoods to find the donatIOns left on reSIdents' doorsteps

QuestIOns had ansen Butter Split-Top among the coordmators of the event about how much scouts would collect thIS BREAD year because though patnot- reafwaral' ICglvmg IS at oi high, many ggeL ... people had donated as much as they could afford to rehef efforts m New York .~ Dlstnct coordmator of END GUTTER Can-Do 2001, John Camck, said he was happy WIth the CLEAN OUT community's and the scouts' FOREVER! efforts though the estImated one and a half tons of food IS HEALTHY CHOICE MILK The only complete one-piece seamless aluminum shghtly less than last year's Bareman only. All Varieties debris-shedding gutter on the market today collection :~:~:~ ~=sted 99 Turkey 83 19 "These trucks WIll go to • Oven Roasted LB. Turkey 82 Gallon the warehouse to be dlstnb- You'llG~~:~~i.Love 1{ uted" Camck saId of the frY \ the Way seml:trallers that were at ~ lrr It Looks! each dIstriCt's collectIOn • Amish Thrkeys pomts ~ r------, • Yams • Fresh Cranberries I I .. "What's a shame ISIt'll all • Fresh Fruits & Vegetables • AllYour Holiday 15% OFF be gone before Easter," Baking Needs • In.Shell Nuts • Shelled Nuts ... Iplus additional buyer's incentive I Carnck said "I'd hke to see WITH THIS COUPON I" us do thiS more than once a • Dried Fruits • Fillings • Ready.Made Pies I NcI_ .....trPJ oe- COUJlCIII 01 ~ "" NIW~UnIr FOIl ~'Jlrne0nly .J year" • Breaas' Hot Oven Baked Rolls L------The contnbutlOn of • Wines • Party Trays L:eafGtiarcfll' Lakeshore dlstnct will be • and the list goes on...... MIDWEST added to the overall total which distrIct executIve 1-800-LEAFCUARD HOIIlS' (800-532-3482) Jl Tracy Glover said she hopes SALE I'IICfS GOOO .l'OH iAU? WIll top the record of 560 7HRlIMO. /Io'I2r .--=:J.~ SUMDAY Ii 1-248-437-3700 ""'1 tons of food for needy mdl- ...__ A._....._.-- ..._ ...... ---...... -- ...~- NOW! VISit our web site at www.leaf uard com Vlduals and famlhes November 15,2001 Grosse Pointe News • 16A Obituaries ] Theri> he became the presI- Thomas (Martha) Rumora, Ahlbrand returned to the Mro Bajer was deeply The Sisters of Bon Secours dent and owner of the 13th Judge Matthew R DetrOit area at D'arcy devoted to her son, her fam- The bunal was at New large'it mechamlal contract- (Kathleen) Rumora and I MacManus & MaslUs, Ily, her fnends and environ- Cathedral Cemetery m Illg company 111 the nation, James (Susan) Rumora ( Bloomfield Hills In 1976, mental causes Baltimore Amencan Mechamcal Inc Mrs Rumora had 13 grand- ( where he wrote Pontiac, Survivors mclude her hus- In place of flowers, con tn- RetIrIng to hiS summer children and mne great- \ Cadillac and GMC Truck band, Marc Bajer, a son, but IOns may be ;,ent to Care home 111 Lake Toxaway, he grandchildren ads It was there that he was Paul Eduard BaJer, her of the Elderly 81;,teT', Fund, became a full-time rC;'ldent, Arrangements were han- part of a team that created mother Juhe Amblll, sisters Sisterb of Bon Secours, 1525 pursulllg hi;' pas;,lOns for dled by the Verheyden "Mr Goodwrench" for the Joann Thompson and Becky Man IOtt;,vl1le Road, Marnottwille. MD 21101 bOdtlllg and golf MI Frye Funeral Home III Grosse GM Parts diVISIOn Cornett, nephews Bnan Pomte Park A funeral Mass Thompson dnd Jacob Bajer, dl'io ~erved a;, the treasurer Accordmg to Mr Ahlbrand's was celebrated at St Paul a mece Karen Thompson of the Lake Toxaway Ulllted son, Tom Wilder, "Followmg Catholic Church III Grosse and a nephew and mece hv- MethodIst Church and was a hiS 1983 departure as p01l1te Farms on Saturday, Il1g In France She was pre- benefattol to the local fire CadIllac pitchman, sales of Nov 10 Interment IS at deceased by her father department that hrand havi> fallen dl a- In In hi;' wntlllumg effOl t Lv R.."LlII <...::tlOn Cemetery matlcally" Howard Ambl1l pursue hl~ passIOns With Chnton Township Survivors mclude a A memonal service wIll be famIly and fnends, he Memonal contnbutlOns daughter, Jennifer D, two held Saturday, Dec 8, at reJomed the Ocean Reef may be made to the sons, Thomas Wand noon, In the Barbour Chapel Club III Key Largo, Fla , III Alzheimer's ASSOCiatIOn Jonathon D, three grand- of Gros~e Pomte Memonal 1995 He made hiS mark Jerome T. Ah1brand chIldren, all of the DetrOit Church, 16 Lakeshore, In • wherever he went and area, and hiS Wife Maryanne Grosse POlllte Farms enjoyed many fnend;,hlps Grace L. Ryan Jerome T. Ahlbrand of Albuquerque Memonal gifts may be He was a good father dnd Former Grosse Pomte res- Former Grosse POInte Mr Wllder noted that, made to the SIerra Club he Will be ternbly missed by Park resident Jerome also survlvmg Mr World Wlldhfe Fund or the Ident Grace L Ryan, 84, of hIS family and fnends Thomas Ahlbrand, dIed of Ahlbrand's accomplish- Humane Society West Bloomfield, died on Mr Frye IS survived by hiS heart fallure on Tuesday, ments are "The many Wednesday, Nov 7, 2001, at Wife Helen, a son James, a the Alterra Clarebndge \ Nov 6, 2001 In wealthy shareholders of the Sister Mary Emma daughter Lone Phyfer and t Albuquerque, N M Known numerous corporatIOns hiS ASSisted Llvmg Center III Carroll her three chl1dren, Owen, to famIly and fnends as J T creatiVIty helped to become Grand Blanc Sister Mary Emma John and Evan or Jerry, Mr Ahlbrand was and remam prosperous" Mrs Ryan was a retIred Carroll, 82, a member of the Arrangements were han- born on Nov 30, 1936, mto a Memonal seTVlces are pn- Carol Davey secretary for the DetrOit CongregatIOn of Bon dled by the Moore Funeral second-generatIOn family of vate Board of EducatIOn She was Secours, wed on Saturday, Home In Brevard, N C A I German Immigrants who also a hfetIme member of Nov 3, 2001, at the Sisters Carol Davey memonal serVIce was held settled In Seymour, Ind The the Eastern Star of Bon Secours PrOVInCial on Monday, Nov 12, at the faml1y wa;, prosperous, first Carol Zlllgttt Davey, 73, SurvIVors mclude her House In Marnottsville, beloved WIfe of W Edmund Lake Toxaway Umted In the carnage, and then In daughters, Grace (Dale) Md , from heart faIlure MethodIst Church the furruture bus mess Davey, died Monday, Nov 5, Novak and Sally (Robert) Sr Mary Emma was born 2001, at her Grosse Pomte In heu of flowers, please Bessert and grandchildren EstablIshed In the DetrOIt Mary Dorothy Carroll In advertlsmg commumty as a Farms home make donatIOns to Hospice, Stephen Novak, Darren Branchdale, Pa, on Dec 9, Mrs Davey was born on clo Tran;,ylvama Novak and Kelly Novak and deftly styhzed copywntel', 1918 She attended Reilly hIS economic command of March 13, 1928, III DetrOit Commumty Hospital, P 0 Ryan Bessert, KeVin Bessert Township High School and She was a former faculty Box 1116, Brevard, N C and Emily Bessert She was language earned hIm sever- Immaculate High School, al "Caddy" awards, an honor member at Ilhnols 28712 predeceased by her husband graduatmg III the class of bestowed on the "car guys" Uruverslty and Wayne State Kenneth CRyan 1939 She graduated from of the ad bUSIness Uruverstty A funeral sennce was held Bon Secours Hospital School Iromcally, though hIS pater- SUfYlvors also mclude her on Fnday, Nov 9, at the A J of NurSIng In the class of nal grandfather had been daughter Ruth Ann (Frank) Desmond & Sons Funeral 1942 forced out of the carnage FItzgerald, sons James Home (Vasu, Rodgers & Twenty years of her active busmess by the advent of (Charlene) and Mark Connell Chapen, III Royal mInistry were spent at Bon the automobl1e, J T's cre- (Mary Beth', grandchildren Oak Interment IS at White Secours Hospital m Grosse atIve skIlls would eventually Ellen Fitzgerald and John Chapel Cemetery m Troy POInte, where she was a be used to sell automoblles Fitzgerald and Kayla Davey, Memonal contnbutlOns HaVIng begun hiS wntIng staff nurse Sr Mary Emma EmIly Davey, Joshua Davey, may be made to the was also a member of the career m the advertlsmg Luke Davey and Noah Alzheimer's ASSOCiation Paula Jean AmbiU Bajer department of WISH first group of sisters Davey and a brother the TeleVISIOn, a CBS affihate m aSSigned to St Mary's Rev Arthur Zlllgltt IndIanapolIs, Ind , he moved Paula Te.,n Ambill Hospital In Richmond, Va Arrangements were han- mto the agency end of the BaJer Upon retmng III 1985, Sr dled by WUJek-Calcaterra & Paula Jean "Polly" Amblll busmess, first m Mary Emma returned to Sons, Inc In Shelby Indlanapohs, then m BliJer, 45, wed on Tuesday, Grosse Pomte and served m TownshIp A memonal ser- Cleveland Eventually he Nov 6, 2001, In Kalamazoo the hospital as a volunteer VIce was held on Sunday, came to DetrOIt to work for A former Grosse Pomte receptlOmst In the surgtcal Nov 11, at the Grosse POInte Campbell-Ewald, where he Park reSIdent, Mrs BaJer waItIng area She was wel- Uruted MethodIst Church m was born m Pittsburgh, Pa , comed to the Manan Hall Grosse POInte Farms wrote pnnt and teleVISIOn Bertha Lindholm ads for Chevro\et and other and was hVIng 111Gull Lake CommunIty In Interment was at the Grosse Rumora chents. She was a 1974 graduate Marl"lottsville, the retll'e- Pomte Umted MethodIst Departmg the DetrOIt ad of Grobse P01nte South HIgh ment facIhty of The SIsters Church commumty m 1974 for School She was also a grad- of Bon Secours, In July 1997 Memonal gtfts may be Bertha Lindholm uate of the Umverslty of j Chnton E Frank m Dallas, Sr Mary Emma IS sur- made to the Grosse POInte Rumora Texas, J T worked as a Michigan and attended the VIved by SIX Sisters, one Umted Methodist Church, Creative Director on Amencan Umverslty In brother and many meces 211 Moross, Grosse Pomte Devoted Wife, mother and educator, Bertha LIndholm accounts for Bramff Pans, France She later and nephews The wake was Farms, MI 48236 l taught French In her com- held on Wednesday, N ov 7 Rumora, 82, a longtIme resI- I AirlInes, Conoco 011 and Toyota Motors Mr mumty In western and was followed by a funer- James Crawford dent of Grosse Pomte ! Michigan alJhtergy at the chapel of Farms, died on Thursday, Frye II Nov 8,2001, after a long ill- Elizabeth Prescott ness James Crawford Frye II, Walker 78, died surrounded by hIS Mrs Rumora was born III OPEN SUNDAYS family, Just one month short KInney, MInn , on Api'll 13, Elizabeth Prescott of his 49th wedwng anniver- 1919 and later moved to 10 am - 6 pm Michigan where she met her Walker sary, m hIS home m Lake Ehzabeth "LIZ" Prescott Toxaway, N C , on Thursday, husband Matthew G OPEN MON. - SAT 8 am -8 pm Walker, 75, of HarnsVllle, Nov 8,2001 Rumora, who preceded her formerly of Greenbush and Mr. Frye was born to Lyda m death In 1980 Grosse Pomte Farms, died 882.5100 • Fax: 882-0220 TItman Frye and James Mrs Rumora graduated Saturday, Nov 10, 2001, at Able Frye, on May 31, 1923 from Wayne State WE DEl.IVER Munson Mewcal Center In and grew up In Grosse Umverslty, With bachelor's Traverse City 355 FISHER RD. POInte He attended DetrOit and master's degrees m edu- Born Dee 15, 1925, In Sale prices good through November 21st Umverslty School and grad- cation She taught thud DetrOIt, she was the daugh- uated from the University of grade for 25 years m the GARDEN FRESH PROl>llCE ter of Joel Henry and Ruth VirgInia With a B A In DetrOit school system and (Weber) Prescott She mar- Economics retIred from LIlhbndge California Zucchini ned Richard D Walker on Aunt Mid's Dunng World War II, he Elementary School m 1983 May 23, 1959, and they had ROMAINE LETTUCE SQUASH was a pilot servmg With the The family Wishes to YUKON GOLD one son, RIchard "Rick" D Umted States Army All' express their gratitude for POTATOES Walker II Corps the lovmg care Mrs Rumora She received a B A In In 1952, Mr Frye mamed received durmg her long 111- £J~~79(:LB. fellow Grosse Pomte resI- nes,> _t $1~#~G dent Helen Owen Frye She IS survived by five See OBITUARIES, page children Margaret (Ray) Aft They moved to Ft 19A Lauderddle, Fla, III 1Cl'i6 BeE'man, Janet Epper<;on, Washington State Red & Gold Delicious 99~ APPLES Sugar Sweet 9 9 (: GRAPE TOMATOES LB -'$14;;J

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WE ALSO INSTALL . -Steam & Hot Water Boilers ~\ -Central Air Conditioning -Humidifiers •Air Cleaners November 15, 2001 Grosse pointe News 18A News • ] Coast clean-up can help you cleanup - I By Ann L. Fouty h'>t of deanup ;,Ite" Some of credits and gettmg rid of Sept 11 terrorist attacks, tlOns and as;,lstlng m debns removal can mcrease prop- StaN Wnter thelr work would have to boats and cars they no donatIOns are down removal, there ha;, been a erty value h I f lun If theH" tlung th,lt IIldude Ientlllg specialty longer are usmg There IS a 10.mmute lack of Gro~se Pomter;, who WIth the h e p dO Olll' elr \0a - thl' Nautlc,d COpent $40,000 The We Are owner IS at~emptmg to ;,ellit PralslIlg St ClaIr Shores, Cleaver said He Iemmds For more mformatlOn, call g,ltheH'e1 JJlOll' th,lIl 200 Hele FoundatIOn plOvlded a for the Gro;,se Pomtes and re"ldent;, that debriS Wrubel at (810) 779-8777 tOil" of ,tutf l,ll p,lIt', bulk of that fundmg and Property that IS donated Harrl;,on Township govern- 1.lIvn IUl1111Ull' u'ment now the two arc lookmg to wdl be appraIsed If the ments for passmg resolu- chunk." bll(k, bottl(', (,m", the public lor more help property IS contammated, Photocouew!., uf the pl.!'>tl( Ill'Ill" 11,ltll-logged With reSidents donatmg Cleaver Will work With a Ndullcal Coa-t Cleanup e1ll1t\\ ood (en1l'nt hlolk, tar;" boat-, and now proper- potential buyer on how the The logo of the Nauti- b".It p,lI h .llld ~(,II\(,('J tv property can be cleaned up cal Coast Cleanup was a NOlI ,Jill \\'lubl'1 dubbed Donor ... Will IecelVl' a 100 and developed rallying banner during tht' tl,l,h que(,11b( l,IU.,(' thl' perll'nt tax credit ,md m The two also are lookmg last May's annual II ,I' IWI bl,1I11lhdd (lnd TIlIll "orne case", cash and a tax for orgamzatlOn;, that would cleanup day. Volunteers ('\(',1\('1, hl'.ld III thl' We AIe credit can both be g1Ven hObt fundralsers or a corpo- turned out to keep their !I('I L' Found.lllOn II hlch "ThiS IS a pnme time [01 rate sponsorship, With a lakes and shoreline beau- 'p"n.,Ol" the .Innual eHnt, donatIOn,>," Cleavel ,>ald mInimum donatIOn of tiful. \\"\Ild like tll bro.ldpn nllt People die lookmg fO! tax $15,000, because smce the onh the (lrt',1 l!eaned but v hllll lund., ,11 (' I ,ll.,ed to ,up- t pOIt till' ('\('nt, II hlch I'>held Education on water cleanup kits Iln a [\1.1\ Sund'1\ We II ant to cl.pand thl' All pubhc and pnvate Each teacher Will clean up III .,lze (lnd depth mIddle school and hIgh receive five kits per class- We \\ ,mt to dp\ elop .I \\ eb ~chool teachers from St room to use as part of the ",te to connect 1\lth \\ oild- Clair Shores and the curriculum \\ld(' c\pan-up,> We lIould Grosse Pomte" are mVlted The We Are Here hke to lOnsolidate the othel to a trammg seS;,lOn on FoundatIOn IS also offer- ,>outhp.l;,tern J'>l!chlgan how to use water quahty mg to pay for buses to c]cdnup;, mto one week" testmg kits at 3 45 p m transport classrooms of WI ubel ,aid Fnday, Nov 30 at Doc's students to the lake to The\ \\ould like to add Caffe on the Nautlcal test water quahty Gull hland. St John Mar"h Mile m St Clair Shores All teachers must regIs- and Hm sens bland to the The 60-mmute class Will mclude hght refresh- ter by Nov 28 by calhng ments (810) 779-8777

!fith all the (1([fi'l'l'l/t dil'er/iol/s li(e pulls NO HOT WATER? Richner to address Eastside Republicans .1'(/11 these (h~l's. CALL US BY NOON HAVE HOT WATER State Rep Andrew C degrees refund of sales taxes, protect /l'ho has tillll' to dealli BY 5:00 RIchner, who represents the As an attorney In pnvate MIchigan citizens from nUi- sance laWSUits, encourage 1-888-234-2340 Grosse Pomtes, Harper practlce, Richner has exten- Woods, and the east Side of sive expenence m corporate the prompt filmg- of cam- CIiIIHI[;,gtil .. DetrOIt, WIll be the featured secuntles and commercIal paign finance reports and . .. " .. ,..., .. , ... """. law RIchner IS a member of redraw legislative dtstncts OFF -- speaker at the EastSIde ~',i' I,' (11 J t ! I 1 I' )r,J j r J l , Republican Club Forum on the MIchigan, New York and Richner serves as a corn. SItI't'lOIJolIm - 'fuesday, Nov 20, at 7 30 Dlstnct of Columbia bars mISSIOner on the MIchigan p m at the Grosse POInte and worked for several CommISSIOn on Umform O ~J,a:a;:;: War Memonal, 32 months m Warsaw, Poland, State Laws and the ~ asslstmg a Pohsh law firm Securttles Act draftmg com- Lakeshore In Grosse Pomte New ClHtomen only • Nell VQI d ... Ill other O*'B mittee of the NatIOnal Good th'OUij\ 1131/02 Farms on government pnvatlzatlon "We are lookmg forward to projects and Jomt ventures Conference of Andrew's annual presenta- RIchner's pubhc service CommISSIOners on Umform tIOn on what IS happenmg m began as an mtern m the State Laws He also serves Lansmg, mcludmg the ;,ta- Office of Counsel to the on the NatIOnal Multiple tu;, of redIstricting," ~ald Pre.,ldent 10 the White SclerOSIS SocIety Thoma;, R McCleary Jr of House under Pre;,ldent Governmental Relatlt"n" Reagan Committee, the Juvemle Grosse Pomte Farms, Andrew C. Richner EastSide Repubhcan Club He was elected to the Diabetes Research Gros;,e Pomte Park City Foundation Children's chairman "We lIlvlte all, cd m 1998 and 200P to the CounCIl m 1991 In 1992, Congress and the Heartland regardless o[pohtlcal affiha- MichIgan State House of RIchner wa;, elected Wayne Institute'; Legislative twn, to come and hear Representatives A native County CommiSSIOner and AdVISOry Board Andrew and to partiCipate eastslder, Richner attended served two terms I cpresent- m a questIOn and answer Grosse Pomte schools and mg the five Grosse Pomtes, RIchner was born 111 sessIOn afterwards" graduated With honors from Harper Woods and part of DetrOIt and IS a member of Richner was elected m the Umverslty of Michigan November 1996 and reelect- DetrOit the Grosse Pomte Memonal With busmess and law Church He and hiS WIfe, j Susan, a speech patholOgist Richner cont1l1ues to h""ve a perfect attendance record, m the Grosse Pomte Pubhc Salt contracts signed since hiS electlOn to the Schools, have two children ING State House, ha;, not mIssed Clark, 9, and Emily, 5 CHAIRSFROII $89 In a harbmger of wmter Chicago WIll be the pnmary a smgle legislatIve session The EastSide Repubhcan weather to corne, a contract prOVIder With the DetrOIt Club Forum IS held on the Van Dyke bel 26 & 21 Mlle 81G-181.5S79 UPS Avail day Dunng hiS three terms Salt Company servmg as thIrd 'fuesday of each month ,I for road salt has been agreed 111 state office, Richner has ; to by offiCIals m Grosse backup sponsored 28 bills that have from September through Pomte Woods Morton's charge of $28 73 become law, mcludmg bilb June at the Grosse POInte The ty,o lowest bIdders per ton compares to DetrOIt'S to prOVide for electroIllc sIg- War Memonal AdmiSSIOn IS received redundant con- $2991 per ton natures me-commerce free and the pubhc IS always tracts to ensure a steady transaction", ehmmate fnv- welcome For more mforma- flow of salt to cIty streets m The cIty ha~ budgeted olous laWSUits agamst bon on club programs, call case of extra bad weather or $47856 for road salt thiS teachers mamtammg order Torn McCleary at (313) 882- dehvery problems season, which translates 111 classrooms, reqUIre 2709 Morton Salt Co of mto 1,600 to!!S

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(, November 15,2001 Grosse Pointe News News 19A Harper Woods lllan recalls Korean War service in the Iron Triangle Part of a senes of stones Regtment, also known as the back and forth With the poral," he Said recognIZing veterans on the "Polar Bear Regiment" after Chinese and North Koreans Finney later transferred 50th annIVersary of the Its service In Sibena from for two years From Oct 14- from a lme company to Korean War 1918-20, was part of Gen 25, 1952, the 7th DIVISIOn heavy weapon;, Douglas MacArthur's launched "OperatIOn "I didn't have to pu;,syfoot By Chip Chapman Inchon lIlvaSlOn force In late Showdown" at Htli 598 on along," he said "The!>e guys Special Wnter 1950 When Chmese troops the right leg of the Iron were really dug 111 I wa;, "I Just wanted to keep my came down from Manchuna, Triangle part of a machme gun pla- mouth shut, cause no prob- the 31st Infantry RegIment "Some blrdbram deCided toon" lems and get out," said evacuated North Korea, that we should extend our In January 1953, Fmney NOrvIlle Fmney of hIS ser- regrouped m Pusan and lInes up further," Fmney wa;, replaced on the hne He VIce dunng the Korean War moved back north across the ~ald "Mmd vou the Chmp"p went hack to hiS companv But returnIng home to 38th Parallel had dug In for some hme It for a few days and then to DetrOIt safely also requIred Flghtmg between the 31st was Just hke World War I hiS dIVISIOn a bIt of luck Infantry Regiment and the WIth all of the trenches" "It was dark and cold The Harper Woods resI- Chmese took place from Whtle up on Htll 598, They put us In sIx-sided dent was hVlng m DetrOIt 1951-53 on mountamous where he spent hiS 23rd tents," he Said "I remember and work 109 10 machme terram with names such a;, bIrthday, Fmney's lIfe was a Sgt Carmona remmdmg mamtenance and as an Old Baldy, Pork Chop Hill spared thanks to the way he me that I took care of him mstructor at MIdland Ross and Tnangle Hill packed hIS ratIOns that day once, and now he said he when he was drafted In There were three battal- "I had a field Jacket on would take care of me He Norville Finney was a corporal in the U.S. Army in February 1951 IOns m the 7th DIVIsIOnWIth With a can of beans m the led me mto a Quonset hut Korea from June 1952-January 1953. "I was about SIX months a certam number of medICS pocket," he recalled "I was that had wood floors, electnc away from gettmg my Jour- assIgned to each battabon kneehng down on all fours hghts, a cot WIth sheets, a neyman card when the gIly "I was ill what we called and a bullet went through blanket and a pIllow He WIth the whIskers (Uncle the 'ER' at first," Fmney my Jacket and hIt the can saId I had helped hIm once Sam) said, 'I want you,'" said "Casualties were OtherwIse, It would have hit but I don't remember what I Fmney sald brought In off the hne We'd me 10 the leg dId" Finney soon found himself be the first help they'd see" "By the hme I got to the Fmney was discharged m In Camp Carson, Colo, for One of the first casualties top of the HIll I dIdn't ;,ee February 1953 tra1010g WIth the 14th Fmney saw was a solmer much actIon, but I learned "When we first got to RegImental Combat Team who was shot WIth a 45 Just later that we had 1,000 Pusan, we threw stuff out of (RCT) He was expectmg to below the belly button casualtIes and we dIdn't the trams to the children 10 be sent overseas when he "Some Jerk was trymg to gam anythmg It was my the streets there," he was furloughed 10 July show off hIS manual arms," first real mdoctnnatlOn of remembered "When we 1951 Fmney recalled "That was the war" were leavmg, they were sell- "The sergeant told me the first casualty I saw It He remembers another 109 It back to us for a buck" another guy had volun- was somethmg I wasn't occasIOn when he was A month later, he teered 10 my place to go to accustomed to seemg " almost shot returned to work at Korea," Finney SaId "I prob- Fmney's outfit was pulled "I got a '911' call and MIdland-Ross ably wouldn't be slttmg here off the front Imes one nIght crawled out of my trench I "No one there ever asked today had I gone over In '51 " and trucked to a camp m raIsed up and my canteen me about the war," he sald By the summer of 1951, another area was caught on the wlnng," "I was trymg to make up for the Korean War was enter- "We were told to get out of Fmney saId "All of a sudden all the time I had lost I 109 Its second year Although the trucks and take show- I heard somethmg whIZ pass never bragged I never peace negotIatIOns began In ers," Fmney SaId "I was too my ear I reahzed someone talked about anythmg Only July, the fightmg would con- tIred so I went to sleep The was shootmg at me " one other person I worked tmue two more years next mornIn/t we were put With the butt end of a WIth served dunng the war, Fmney eventually reached on the trucks agam We rifle, a member of Fmney's and he was m Europe" The Kumhwa Valley in North Korea was the site of Pusan, South Korea, m May marched for a httle bIt It outfit finally was able to Fmney never cared much several battles between the Chinese-backed North 1952 was the wee hours of the unhook the canteen from the for reumons because he Koreans and the American-led UN forces. Fmney tramed as a mem- mormng and I saw that we wIre As Fmney approached rarely would run IOtO ber of the Army medIcal were marchmg up (HIll) the hole where the call ong- Korean veterans yet alone was also m the 7th DIVISIOn Korean War, Fmney saId 'It corps at Fort Sam Houston 598 " mated, he found hIS heu- anyone With whom he In 1986, Fmney Jomed the was an expenence I would- m San Antomo, Texas, HIll 598, also known as tenant scared, sIttmg m a served They were mostly Korean War Veterans n't want to go thlough "where for eight weeks I Tnangle HIll, was one of trench World War II gIlys But m ASSOCIatIOn He abo wa;, agam, but r thmk even one learned to be a bedpan com- several areas where the 31st ~I didn't know what they 1983, he attended a gather- awarded a medal a<; an should serve at lea;,t one mando," he saId He Infantry RegIment fought wanted me to do I was a cor- 109 In Jefferson City, Mo, "Arnbas;,ador of Peace" year 10 the mlhtary follow- returned to Camp Carson, where he met someone who Of hI;' service In the Ing high "choo] , where he had hIS tank tram- 109 WIth the 11th Armored Cavalry He shIpped out for Korea 10 May 1952, Jommg the 7th DIVISIOn "I wanted to be a cook or Boianica m the motor pool or a pho- tographer," he said "How I 19552 HArper, Harper Woods, MI 48225 got mto the medIcal corps, I have no Idea Then I went from bemg a foot solmer to a 313-882-1439 tanker I tramed how to take a guy out of a tank after It Premium Flowers, Plants & Gifts was hit" After landmg at Pusan, Fresh Flower Subscriptions Fmney and hIS outfit Wedding & Event Consulting trucked north past the 38th Parallel to the Iron Tnangle, .. a key area of North Korea Remember to include Bota.nicA in your fonned by the CItIes of Pyongyang, Chorwon and Thanksgiving tradition Kumhwa Fmney eventually became part of the 7th We)18 Imokln ••• DIVISion, 31st Infantry RegIment The 31st Infantry Extraordinary Flowers FISH THAT IS! Obituaries for o From page 16A Come visit any of our friendly family EnglIsh from Western Extraordinary OCCASions College of OhIO Her lIfelong bagel shops and try our Fresh Smoked love ofhterature lead her, at vanous times, to own book Whitefish, Sabie, Chubs or Creamed Herring, stores, collect thou~ands of books, and write book all flown in and always fresh. reVIews for local and regIOn- Retirement planning al newspapers, mcludmg the Also don't forget about the best Grosse Pomte News Mrs Walker was a mem- just got easier. Smoked Salmon this side of Woodward! ber of the Quota Club and was actiVe 10 the establIsh- ,j>,( Our homemade bagels are kettle boiled and hearth ment of the Alcona County FUTUREGUARD SELECT Humane SocIety Ammals ,'"baked the old fashioned way. We also have breakfast hke books, were one of her greatest passIOns .~:~. bagels with scrambled eggs and crisp bacon, She IS survIved by her Ii' fresh-sllced ham or lean salami. beloved son Rick and hIS WIfe JennIfer of Wmnetka, Or Try Our••• III , and by one of her many Excellent for IRA AccumulatIOn Plans or Rollovers adored pets. Pudge Mrs Walker was preceded • Fresh Brewed Gourmet Coffee Rate Guaranteed Never to Fall Below 3% In death by her husband, parents and a brother, Joel • Muffins • Fat.free SCones Surrender charges dIsappear after 7 yem (9 9.8,76 '),4.0) Henry Prescott • Breakfast/Lunch Trays Arrangements were han- Money Grows Tax Deferred dled by the Reynolds JonkhofT Funeral Home of • Dell Delights 0RtS\lln trom a 2% honus .addtd 10 Iht amounl InVtqN! ~:l~d llp0n 12 mtlfHh ( llrrtnt Traverse CIty A memonal y,dd of ~ 2~% .a.nd no Wlrhdrawals 'hllll"('(rllard \cl('ll W2.oiAl I' .. tl('xlhl(' prrmnlm ~ervtce was held on Tuesday, d.C'f('!r("d ..nmmv off~r('d b, London PaClIK 1 ft &: -'nnUltv (0 R..lt'~h ....( AD I Ie') Nov 13, at St John's ~ locations to serve you EpIscopal Church 10 DetrOIt Interment IS at Woodlawn St. Clalr ShOres Sterling Heights Cemetery 10 DetrOIt 13363 Fifteen Mile Road Memorial contnbutlOns 21601 Harper may be duected to the I ,8 Mite Rood) (In Brookslde Village) Alcona County Humane (586) 268-9705 Society ,I .' November 15, 2001 Business. Grosse Pointe News '. 20A •1 I Economy sputters on 3 cylinders; market up slightly .

I Last week, the market How to increase ,tarted with sharp nses on Let's talk...STOCKS :Rel~~ itg, ~,*~' c REIT Recent I AnnUIII "'_ .. Monday and Thursday, ~ncome " a Stock sector Pric:e DIvidend T ...... anticipating the Fed's 112 of Have you looked at yOUI v 1 percent cut m short-term October brokerage state- Aptn...... 48.1$' 3$ 1ft dIVIdend YIeld IS "not avatl- J: Interest ment yet? Read It and weep' Dividend achievers 53 able," probably because so Gen Growth Prop Malls 38.40 2.60 lates On an annual1zed baSIS, Some portfoho managers t few tech stocks even bother But thE' money market yIeld IS float- pi efel to lI1crease dIVIdend 1.t2 1.8 o WIth dlVldends Fed's dctlOn mg around the 2 percent IIlcome through the pur- t 2.12 7.6 61 had already level, down from over 5 per- cha::.e of "diVIdend aduev- Simon PropeI1y Malll 27.99 \ been dis- cent a year ago er"," those compames that Year-end planning f 'OMdend as percent 01plOf8Cled 2002 AFFO counted by So how do you mcrease have raised their annual As we near year-end, It'S s Sources Bank of AmenC8 Secunb8s Green Street AdVIsors the market, mcome WIthout walkmg 011 diVidend rate every year for time to take stock, to reVIew I I' 'l'Ch <(,p- thm Ice? 'It ]Pfl"t 10 VE'3r" one's own balance sheet In Walker II. call at (313) 886- t Stephane l"ltch m l"orlJe::. John Waggoner penned an SPite of the market correc- monthly brokerage state- sawed side- 0450 to set up an appomt- (Nov 26) suggests a careful article on these achievers 111 tIon, many mvestors feel ment II ays for the ment? LTS guarantees it ~ t balance of By look at real estatE' IIlvest- USA Todav (Nov 9) You can they are stIll over-extended Investment Counsel, lnc , Joseph will be more pleasant than a the week Mengden ment trusts (REITs), which buy the "OffiCial list of 10- 10 stocks So an asset alloca- at 19511 Mack Ave m teeth-cleamng appomtment trade hke ::.tocks on the Year DIVIdend Achievers," tIOn reVIew IS a must Grosse Pomte Woods, one of Market (apolOgIes to all dentJ.sts!). ~ commentators are havmg NYSE complIed by Mergent, a Other lI1vestors have suf- LTS' sponsors, has been difficulty dreaming up com- These REITs file mcome finanCIal pubhsher, 111 book- fered devastatmg los!>es, managmg mvestments for Joseph Mengden lS a resl- ' ments about the market, tax returns a::. real estate stores even to the extent that theIr Grosse Pomte famihes since corporatIOns but, under spe- portfohos are now under- 1929.Yes, some clients are dent of the C£ty of Grosse I which has now regamed the The average money mar- Pomte and former chaIrman 1,369 pomts It had lost after Clal tdX prOVIsIons, do not ket mutual fund today weIghted m stocks mIllionaIres many times pay corporate Income taxes over, but they also manage of FIrst of MIChlf!an He lS the terronst attack on Sept YIelds only 2 16 percent But For many of us, the "to do" also a member of the ., If they payout 90 percent of the stocks 10 your favorite pension funds, profit-shar- 11 hst has gone the way of Fmanclal Analysts SOCutty ... In fact, all three major then "taxable mcome" as mdex don't even YIeld that tomorrow Why not take mg and 40l(k) accounts, of DetroIt Inc t mdlces - the Dow, the S&P diVidends to shareholders much As of last Fnday, the time to talk WIth an mvest- endowments, trusts, etc "Let's Talk Stocks" lS spon- (somewhat like mutual DJI dlVldend YIeld averaged ment counselor or a profes- You don't have to be a mll- 500 and the NASDAQ sored by John M, Rickel, • Composite - have recov- funds) 1 87 percent, and the S&P sional money manager? homure to be an Investment ered all then losses since Thus, REIT cash diVI- 500 only averaged 1 39 per- You'll be surpnsed that Counselor client, You can CPA PC" and RICkel & • dends are not taxed at the Baun, PC of Grosse Pomte Sept 11 and In less than two cent theIr fees are often less than start with a $150,000 to corporate level and may not Farms, and Investment 1 months I The NASDAQ 100's the advisory fees charged by $250,000 portfolIo, including For the Doll', that's a 17 be fully taxed at the share- exchange-traded stock, sym- many WIre-house stockbro- money market funds Counsel, Inc. of Grosse- percent gam from ItS bot- holder level, because theIr bol QQQ, reports that its kers to glance at your Why not glve Chns Pomte Woods tom, 16 percent for the S&P depreCiatIOn expense IS deductible 500 and a remarkable 28 " percent for the NASDAQ, a A relatIvely few REITs much-welcomed tradmg have mortgage portfolios, A walk on the website wild side rally but most manage equity From a value pomt of portfolios (whIch can be Well, where shall go tlus ammatIon webs1te. But View, the market IS fully somewhat leveraged) Some week? don't knock It until you've l • priced, or over-pnced, based REIT portfollos cover sever- How about a tnp to a cou- tned 1t, smce arnmatJon is on PIE ratIos, dIvIdend al real estate sectors, but ple of my best of the best m where It'S at for now ointers on yIelds, market-to-book most speclahze In the cate- websites? I can stIll remember bemg ratios, etc gory 111 which theIr manage- Let's start off WIth forced to watch Simp sons by But prevIOusly burned ment IS most expenenced www IFllm com IFIlm show- my kids - and they were 22 . Technology Investors don't want to miss For analySIS purposes, cases all kmds of creatIve years old. REITs do not trade on a PIE ~j.,. f ..! the "turn" of the economy mOVIe shorts, mcludmg Well, maybe I wasn't . 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November 15, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Business 21A • County's best say ISO long' Campaign tries to lure them back By Brad Lindberg to successful cities hke Vlslon advertlsmg campmgn Slaft Writer Seattle, ChIcago and San to lure skilled, trained and Wayne County has a bram FranCISCO," added Donald educated employees has tar- dram that could sap the GrImes, the 'mstltute's geted Austm, Texas regIOn'srecovery from reces. semor research associate The 30-second spots began 510n A CIty'S attractiveness IS amng 10 October and w111 Young, aggressive mem- often based on perception run 300 times until bers of the work force are Yet to many prospectlVe ThanksgIVlng abandonmg the area for employees, the abandoned Tim Johnson, dlrector of more upbeat cIties A pair of bUlldmgs of Michigan's the county's marketmg and Umverslty of Michigan largest city form an image of commumcatlOn dIVISIOn, economIsts might research the entire state smd the commercials show the problem "A lot of people want to "the great amemties we "It'~ l"On1C that the um. hve where there IS :1 very hnse here m the county that verslty we come from turns successful, Vibrant City," would hopefully appeal to out thousands of engmeers Gnmes saId "As a public younger workers" each year, and the very policy tool, It'S Important we The spots portray "a towns these people are lIv- have that (Vlbrant) city 10 tremendous urban enVlron- mg In have been cry10g for Wayne County to sell ment m DetrOit Wlth lofts people," said George Fulton, MIchigan" .. and lake front - all the "eOlor research sCientist at As Wayne County enters things they're lookmg for," the Umversity of Michigan what Fulton and Gnmes he added "The purpose ISto Institute of Labor and said Wlll be a 2 I/2-year promote Wayne County as a Photos by Brad Lmdberg Industnal RelatiOns downturn that will cost great place to hve, work and "My hypotheSIs would be 26,000 pnvate mdustry jobs, play." Village most of the young people - county offiCials are laYIng "We need to be prepared the populatiOn of educated the groundwork for a retllrn for the upturn in the econo- happening workers - seem to be go1Og to prospenty A $50,000 tele- my to ensure we have skilled and quahfied work- Among the partlci. ers," said Edward pant. In thl. year'. Ahee named a state McNamara, Wayne County Halloween trick-or- executive He smd the mar- treat party in the vn. keting campaIgn ISan "effec- lage shoppinC cllstrict retailer of the year tive first step in antIcipatmg of the City of Grosse future demand." Pointe, WlWam Kelly, Honored for Its annual In addition, the money "We need more educated 14 1/2-months, above, sponsorshIp of the Capuchm prOVIdes cIothmg, counsel- workers If we're gomg to from the Park. dressed Souper Summer 109, housmg, education and have growth beyond 2004," as WlnDle-the-Pooh. is Celebration, Edmund T recreation Gnmes said "It IS some- pleased to meet a four- Ahee Jewelry of Grosse Edmund T Ahee Jewelry thmg pohcymakers cannot leged friend. Rebecca Pomte Woods has been has also contnbuted to com- forget during what eventu- Carrou, 5, of St. Clair named a Michigan Reta1ler munity orgamzations such ally Wlllbe a temporary time Shores. tries to look ofthe Year as St. John Hospital and of labor surplus. Keep your ferocious as a tiger. "As we kIck off the season MedIcal Center, Grosse eye on the long-term ball" The BDDual Halloween ofglVlng,It'S a fitting time to Pointe Pubhc Schools, The county's Image dnve candy giveaway was recognize the retailers who Henry Ford Hospital "Shoot has competition sponsored by the display the spmt of generos- for the Cure," Toys for Tots "Every major metropoh- Grosse Pointe Vlllage Ity year.round and the American Red tan area has some sort of Association. The Retmlers of the Year Cross The jewelry company branding campaign," saId honor the best of the best," also donates several hun- Crm~ Anderson, a represen- a lot of compames conSider The problem IS there are Tempe amId year-round said Larry Meyer, chairman dred gifts of precious jewelry tative of Tech OaSIS, an you to be out 10 the sticks." some schools that are not golfing, orange trees and a and CEO of the Mlcrngan each year to chanties orgamzatlOn promotmg Look1Og beyond 2004, seTVlngour kIds We need to Pac-10 university, said, "To Retailers AssociatIOn throughout metro DetrOit Anzona as a hot spot for M1dugan offiClals stress the use an objective standard to catch quahfied people, you Ahee has underwntten The Michigan Retailer of high technology compames role education Wlll play 10 measure that" have to demonstrate there's the entire cost of the the year is awarded m three Unhke Wayne County, rebuilding the economy Gnmes supported the a cntlcal mass of tech com- Capuchm Souper Summer categones Ahee won m the whIch IS try10g to overcome "The Job proVlders of the county's Image campaign pames m your area" Celebration for 20 years category for medlum-sized a reputation for harsh Wln- next decade are gomg to "Youshould not Ignore the He saId workers are The event has rmsed $3 5 busmess. Other Wlnners ters, rust-belt manufactur- locate 10 the commumtIes posslblhty of trymg to attracted to areas havmg mllhon to proVldemore than 10eluded SWlft Pnnt10g of ers and a decaYIng down- and states that have the attract people back to bundles of compames m the two million hot meals to Grand RapIds 10 the small town Detroit, Tech Oasts best schools and the best Michigan," he said "Many of same mdustry "Youcan change Job...wlth- thousands of needy people busmcss category Kmart touts Anzona's sunny ch. tralned work force," saId Lt the people left MichIgan mate, lack of natural disas- out changmg your parkmg each year won among large outfits Gov DIck Posthumus, who when economIC times were ters and Sky Harbor alrport has announced hiS bId for less attractlVe " spot," Anderson saId "If one 10 Phoerox that, except for the Repubhcan nommatIon Johnson sald, "We're place lays you off, you're super-hot days when the atr for governor "In the past, domg pre- and post research easdy able to get another Job There's still time IS too thm to proVlde hft, IS employers came where you to see If we can effectively m the area" always open, had the lowest tax rates We move the needle as to how On the other hand, Wayne "Still, It can be an uphdl had to lower taxes 10 order people perceive Wayne County's bram dram could for battle," said Anderson to compete. But as skdl-sets County" be nature's way year-end tax "There are compames that mcrease for the jobs of A successful effort to cap- "Some people hke a dlffer. see only three or four major tomorrow, It'S gomg to ture high-tech employees ent chmate than we have," CltIes for their headquarters. require education That's Wllltake more than promot. Fulton smd "That's some- planning If you're not San Jose, why we cannot afford to mg hfestyle Issues thIng we haven't worked out As we enter the grlt.glVlng secunties. This IS called a Austm or northern VirgIma, leave our schools behmd Anderson, who works m yet" season, the finanCial experts "swap" at Godfrey Hammel, Be careful not to swap for Danneels & Company of St an "Identical" secunty Wlth- Gambling rules, exceptions and the IRS Clatr Shores suggests a pre- 10 30 days, or your loss Wlll be dlsallowed under the tickets for a church fund- record of your wmmngs sent you can give yourself a A tnp to a casmo in Las mngs as well) and Issuing lower tax bill "wash sale" rules. Vegas or AtlantIc City obvi- you a Form W2-G raIser IS conSIdered gam- from every hand of blackjack A lIm1ted amount of net Here are some tax-cuttmg ously quahfy as gambling If you don't receive tms blmg That means you CAN- and poker, and every slot capital losses may be used to Ideas under IRS defimtions form you must report your NOT deduct your losses as a machme pull, etc. offset other mcome, includ- donatIOn to a chantable Beheve It or not, the IRS • Check your tax pay- However, plaYIng bmgo or gambling Wlnmngs as "other mg salary, interest, and dlv- orgamzatlon, but you may does recognize gambhng as ments bUYIng rame tickets for a 1Ocome"on your tax return To begin, estimate your idend mcome church fund-raIser is also You can Itemize and be able to deduct the losses an occupat10n ProfesslOnal If you want to take even as gambhng losses If you gamblers are entitled to 2001 taxes Then fine.tune gambhng 10 the eyes of the deduct money spent on gam- larger losses, conSIder sell- have other gambhng Wln. deduct all gambling losses, your Wlthholdlng and esti- government So IS a weekly bhng up to the amount of mg some of your profitable mated tax payments. Your lottery ticket purchase at your Wlnnmgs reported as nmg'>to offset them regardless of the amount of holdmgs You may use these goal IS to pay the IRS the convenience store or a mcome Save all of your losmg lot. their Wlnnmgs gams to offset your invest. tery and raffle tickets, bmgo However, profeSSIOnal enough to aVOIda penalty, tnp to the racetrack to bet For example, If you Wln WlthOUtmakmg Uncle Sam ment losses And smce goons All gambhng Wlnnmgs are $500 at a slot machine but cards and racetrack betting gamblers are also subject to an interest-free loan aren't subject to the wash- taxable In some cases, the lose another $1,000 plaYIng shps. self-employment taxes and lfIt looks hke you're head- sale rules, you may lffimedl- gambhng establishment Wlll roulette, you must report For games of chance that must prove thelT busmess ed for an overpayment, con- ately repurchase your wm- assist you by Wlthholdlng the $500 as mcome Deduct don't leave a paper trool, the actiVities related to gam- IRS Wlll allow a notebook bhng are for profit and not a SIder skIppmg your fourth mng posItions taxes (particularly on $500 of the losses If you quarter estimate, or ask Godfrey Hammel, sweepstakes and lottery ItemIze your deductIons record of gambhng actIV1ties hobby your employer to Wlthhold Danneels & Company As mentlOned above, play- to prove your losses as long - Kmg Features Wlnmngs over $5,000 and on SyndIcate less from your remammg merged recently Wlth certam other wagenng Wln- mg bmgo or bUYIng rame as you also keep a detaIled paychecks Garvey & Company, and If an underpayment Schroeder, Howell and seems hkely, mcrease your Trefzer, CPA The merger Ih,tilTllll'nt Solutiuns made GHD the largest CPA wlthholdmg, or conSIder /"1' Heal/'ct/plt- makmg a catch-up estimate firm In the Grosse POInte • ReVlewyour Income and area Searching For A deductiOns At It'S 16,OOO-square-foot Tax rates are scheduled to office on Greater Mack, the CD Alternative drop agam next year three-m-one firm handles a ConSIder pulhng deductIOns range of finanCIal seTVlces, Without mto 2001 and postpomng meludmg tax preparatIOn, mcome until 2002 busmess valuation and Market Risk? But conSider the OppOSIte planmng, personal finanCial and estate plannmg, human Consider strategy If you expect to be You told us you wanted a chOICeof Listening to you m a higher tax bracket next resource and employment RoyalGuard 2000 year, or If you're subject to consultIng ROyllGuord 2000 (OUM is I online services that would prOVide convenience, Itke you are the the alternatlVe mlmmum "All three firms were able d

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'I ...... Secti()I. I~ p" ~ ~~~'.'h'_M"""OO""''''_''.''...._.,.pj ' ~.... ,.,~!~ ... 'V~ eatures .~!~.JiM u () v {' m h ,. r 1:, <' 0 0 1 Paradise found on an island not so far away ... By John Minnis they head for the resIdences among the town- amusement park will be Editor Ambassador Bndge houses and smgle famIly thrilled, awed, saddened Ted and Mary Stahl of "As soon as we get across homes on the Island now and spooked by the rem am- Grosse POInte Wood& have the bndge," says Mary That number IS sure to grow mg buildmgs theIr own ltttle hIdeaway, Stahl, "It'S lIke all the ten- when the condo project IS The Needle I~ ~tllJ there, their own "pIPC€' of pRr ~1"'1: g('{'~ :nv'1y Jt ~"'rnplpt€'rl. But for now, the offenng a pannramlC V1PW of adlse" And better yet, It'S A weekend on Bob-Lo I~ Stahls and theIr Bob-Lo the Island, the DetroIt RIver, less than an hour from all It takes to become a neIghbors (IncludIng some Lake Ene, Grosse lie and Vermer and Mack belIever 30 other Pomte famlhes) the Ontano shorehne For five years, the Stahls To get to the Island, all pretty much have the Island Several of the I.,land's have been owners on Bob-Lo one has to do IS cross the to themselves Albert Kahn structures Island, enjoYIng a vacatIOn bndge and hang a nght for It IS not unusual for Ted remam, mcludmg the dance hfestyle year-round about 20 mIles Once In the and Mary Stahl to take hall (later to become the "We have a bed In Grosse 200-year-old town of guests on a golf-cart tour of roller nnk) bUIlt by Henry Pomte," says Mary Stahl Amherstburg, OntarIO, turn the 272-acre, 3 5-mlle- Ford, the theater and two of about theIr home m the nght on Park Street, at the pen meter Island Dunng the the world's most ImpreSSIve Woods, which serves a~ a foot of whIch are the exclu- tnp, you may enjoy lunc~ lavatones "The church," the weekday base for her and for sIve ferry boats for Bob-La and cocktaIls at the Island s beer garden and the mam- four of theIr five chIldren You have to be a reSIdent manna restaurant or savor moth ferry boat dock that attendmg Umverslty or InVIted guest to get some of the local cheese and once served the famed LIggett School and for Ted across WhIle drtvmg IS wme on a blanket near the ColumbIa and Ste ClaIre Stahl, who runs a global allowed on the Island, many old ltghthouse steamers are stili standmg company headquartered In of the reSIdents get around On the tour VI~ltors old The old amusement park St Clan Shores on qUIet, electnc golf cart,> enough to lemember when area of the Island has an But every chance they get There are only about 56 Bob-Lo wa~ d full-blown eene, haunted feelmg WIth httle effort, one can stIll , hear the chIldren squealIng I• 10 deltght and adults plrou. I ettmg on the dance floor and I laughmg It up at the beer Photos by John Mmnls garden Ted and Mary Stahl. during a tour of the old An emu and goat mhabtt amusement park on Bob-Lo. pose for a picture out. the Island's old pettmg zoo side the Albert Kahn-designed dance hall. Bob-La IS also home to 22 deer and turkey and pheas- the latter WIth a walkout antIque musIc box, phono- ant VIew of the DetrOIt RIver graph and tool collectIOns Returnmg to the nortn- Do.vnbound freIghters pass An aVId collector of anythHlg ern, resIdentIal end of the seemmgly close enough to hlstonc, Ted Stahl even has tsland, you pass the new touch a claSSIC car collectIon, ferry-boat landmg and the The Stahls' getaway home mcludmg a 1911 Ford Model sIte of the condomlmum pro. IS elegantly done m walnut, A brass and navy "Thrpedo" ject, whIch broke ground cherry and oak, WIth staIr- tucked away m a garage on thIS week Meandering cases and upper levels that the Island through the new homes and seem suspended m atr The WhIle the Stahls' home lots IS an executIve, par-3 bottom-level has a bar, could eastly fit m on' the golf course yet to be complet- entertamment center, bll- Island In the 1880s, don't be ed hard and exercIse rooms, a fooled It IS state.of.the-art, "And we saved the best for WIne cellar and a doorwall to completely computertzed last," says Ted Stahl as the the m-ground pool and and boasts a heatmg/coohng tour end~ at hIS elegant shorelme system nght out of HGTV VictorIan home The fOtlr- The Vlctonan archItecture "I never thought I'd lIve m level horn€' features se,.:n makes a SUItable housmg for bath~ and ,>IXbedrooms all Ted Stahl's extensIve See STAHLS, page 2B

The elegant. four-level Victorian home built by Ted and Mary Stahl OD Bob-Lo 18 a beautiful eltUllple of the homes being bunt in e~U81ve ieland com..-ky.

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November 15, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 28 Features History of Bob-Lo Stahls- Bob-La, located about 18 mdes downnver from From page IB Detroit, was ongmally called BOISBlanc (Island of white a house hke this," says a wooeD by the French due the Island's abundance of w modest Ted Stahl He IS JUS- bIrch and beech trees tifiably proud A Catholic mISSion was ei>tabhshed by French pnests Dmmg out can be on or off on the Island m the 1700s to mmlster to the Huron the Island At the Vintage Indians When Fort Malden was bUilt at Amherstburg by Goose restaurant In nearby the Bntish In 1796, mdiani> by the thousands from aU Kmgsville, Ontano, the trIbes came to trade furs and camped on the Island Stahls enJoy a four-star Dunng the CIVIl War, the Island was a stop on the meal with Tim and underground I atlroad Stephame O'Nelll, who are Col Arthur Rankm, M P, who bought 225 acres on the fnends as well as the Stahls' Island from the CanadIan government for $40, sold the mtenor decorators Island to his son, Arthur McKee Rankm, 10 1869 "W~ ~(>]ped Mary (Stahl' The Island was soLd to Mc1\ee .KanJuns panUl:ltl, CUI plui> four other owners on Businesaman and developer John Oram. formerly 01 oaJUand County. pur- John Atkmson and James A Randall, who In turn sold It the Island," sayi> 11m cbaaed Bob-LoIsland and its other properties for $2.5 million in 1994 and now to the Bob-La ExcurSIOn Lme ill 1949 "Bob-La" denved O'Neill Though hfelong makes the island his permanent home. from the non-French Locals' pronuncIatIOn of BOISBlanc. Canadians, Tim and The first boat to take pIcmckers to Bob-La Island was Stephame O'Neill say much vor In fact, Oram was so The Pronuse. In 1902 and 1910, the steamers Columbia of the work done by O'Nelll- enamored WIth Canada that and Ste Clatre were built, featunng a dance floor and a Harnngton Intenors IS m he relocated hiS family from beer garden the States Oakland County to Ontano Bob-Lo's first attractIons were a boat nde, a park-hke Vli>ltlng the Island bnngs He now makes the Island hIS setting on the island, a carousel and, m 1903, a dance a lot of memones for Tim permanent home hall deSIgned by Albert Kahn and commiSSIOned by O'NeIll In 1972 as a kId, he "We didn't feeL In danger Henry Ford worked at the amusement III Oakland County," says Bankruptcy threatened the Island 10 1949 The park as a magICIan Dram late one nIght around Browmng famdy of Grosse Pomte, owners of a steamship the Stahls' Island campfire line. came to the rescue and bought the Island and boats In their lme of work, 11m pIt "But we couldn't let the The Brownmgs made the Island an amusement park and Stepharue O'NeIll have kids Just run down to the WIth mdoor ndes, roller coasters, a fun house. a ferris made many trips to Bay comer, eIther Here, It'S dif- wheel and an antique car exhIbIt Three hundred exotic Harbour, the exclusIve com- ferent" ammals were purchased for a zoo mumty popular with Dram says the develop- The freighter Queenston was sunk In place 10 1961 Pomters near Petoskey But ment of the Island 1S gomg and its deck served as Bob-La's'massIve landmg dock. Tim O'NeIll says, Bay along well and a httle ahead In 1970, the Browrongs sold the Island Smce then it Harbour IS three or four of schedule. And, he says, has had several owners. mcludmg the owner of the Ice tImes more expensive - and bndge crossmgs are at pre- Capades and Harlem Globetrotters and AAA Mtchlgan. farther away - than Bob- 1994 levels Rowdiness m the 1980s, mcludmg bemg overrun by the La "I beheve more and more Outlaws motorcycle gang in 1987, doomed the lsland 8S Tim O'Neill CItes family, Amencans are seemg a family destmatlOn safety, proximIty and the Canada as a great getaway," The ndes were sold off in 1994 and the island and value of the U S. dollar he says. "Everyone IS lean- other Bob-La properties were purchased by busmessman ($1 60 CanadIan) as the mg toward resort styLe hv- and developer John Oram, who had gone to the Island mam reasons people hke the mg close to home" with his son to look at a roller coaster Stahls choose to buy on Bob- The Stahls WPTP among Dram begms developing Bob-La Island into an exclu- Lo the first to catch on to Bob- SIve resort commumty. Ted and Mary Stahl point Lo's uniqueness _ Source RearvU!w M~rror:A Ltvmg Htstory out that because the Island In fact, a Stahl reumon IS Project from the Story and Photo ArchIves IS the ultImate gated com- a frequent event on the of The DetroIt News mumty, they can let their Island as the entlre extend- chIldren play and explore ed famIly has become Bob- WIthout worry Lo owners Ted Stahl's lhd( from Australia, Steven St. John is The Stahls' next-door Bob- mother has a townhouse on Lo neIghbor John Oram, the Island, as does hiS grown styling agai:l in Grosse Pointe. A COlllIIlit. hair who bought the Island and daughter, Enn, and her hus- The Bois Blanc lighthouse on the south end of Bob- ted and taIco.tcd stylist in the area fOl' over lO other Bob-La propertIes for band, Tom Gumey, and hiS Lo Island was built in 1837. The old blockhoU8e and years, formerly of Edwin Paul Salon, Steven ill ';2 5 mtllton m 1994, is an oldest son, Brett, and hIS "The Needle" are in the background. unabashed fan of the Island WIfe, Sara, and newborn now waiting to serve you at DALEO'S SALON, Graylmg They even looked dreary afternoon some five and Canada m general son, Noah located at the cornet' of 8 Mile and Mack. on Harsens Island years ago from Mary StahL's Oram and Tim O'NeIll Ted and Mary Stahl say But they discovered Bob- mother's getaway place DAlEO's is a full terVice sa10n with evening believe Canada has retamed they conSIdered bUlldmg up and early mornmg appointmenu available. north m Traverse CIty or Lo while dnvmg home on a down the road m southern a lJld-back, European fla- Ontano Book your appointment at 882~2828. "We saw the Sign for Bob- Lo," Ted Stahl recalls "We took the ferry over, talked With John (Oram) and put IDtima Salon down a depOSIt that day "We knew as soon as we 19798 Maek he., Grosse Pointe Wouds stood there m the cold, dank ram that is where we belong," Ted Stahl recalls Welcomes ••.• "It gave us the same feehng we had m the Thousand TRACEE SPENCER Islands of New York" They never regretted the • Specialing in Vidal Sassoon of London deCl~lOn Coloring Technique Jim Saros of the Jim • Women • Men • Children Saros Agency and Denms Andrus ofPrudenttal Grosse • Weddings • Proms • Group Functions POlnte Real Estate are the Umted States brokers for Accepting New and Current Clients beginning Bob-Lo propertIes December 3rd. "It's a pIece of heaven," says Saros "I bought a prop- erty on the shlppmg chan- CALL TRACEE AT nel It's phenomenal And now IS a great time to buy (313) 881-0182 there" For your appointment Groue POInlc Nt'IIS He acknowledges that 96 Kmh.v>1 SInce Sept 11 border cross- G...... POllllt Farms, Mt. 48236 mgs have become a httle ATIN K,m Macley more tIme-co::, .m.llg tak- Compkt. lht ,nformatlOn sitp bd"" and return II WIth your photo and paymenr. Plme pnnl the 109 anywhere from 15 to 45 baby', oa"", OIllilt ba,k of tilt phoIo 10 I"" can pt

Your p1,tun must be rectIVteI IA ""r olf,u DO bier than Wtdlltsday, Dectmber 191h, earlocl would people thmk," Saros says USlSl ll1It productIOn "hedule. (Utt Nov •• and Dccembet b1flh pholOS may be ,ubauntel unn! "You Just have to be smarter January 9, 2002 ) "You feel hke you are gomg up north, but the w. look foro ard 10 pr<>JlKIIIg001 n annual "Baby E up nOlth,' he .,ay" VISa. Me.,, ,Exp Date... _ 'l'xc('pt fOTdownhill ..,knng .: S19 lJ'e..e _ WIth prOpl'rtlC" rangmg nat from the $200,000., to $4 mllhon. thl're'" a pIece of paradl"e fOT everyone on The Babies of 200 1 Bob-Lo. and It\ nearer than you thmk November 15,2001 36 Grosse Pointe News Faces & laces '. St. John Hospital's White Christmas Ball is Dec. 14 For more 1OformatlOn, The White Chnstmas Center as a member of the MestdaKb and Flora Tersigni. call (313) 966.TREE or VlSlt Ball is the maJor fundrals- Fontbonne Awuhary and as wwwfotorg mg event of the Fontbonne a member oflts board of For more mformation AUXlliaryto benefit St dlrectors about the ball or to make reservations, call (313) 343. Goodwill Antiques: John Hospital and MedIcal Nashwa Sawaf of The GoodWIllAntiques Center ThIs year's ball WIll Grosse Pomte Shores IS 3675 weekdays between 8 a m. and 4:30 p.m Show (Fnday-Sunday, Nov be held on Fnday, Dee 14, general ch81rman of the 16-18 m the MIchIgan Mart at the Ritz.Carlton, ball Fontbonne preSident IS Tree festival: The BUlldmg at the MIchigan Dearborn. Lorna Zalenski of Grosse State Fair and ExpOSItion Proceeds from the ball Pomte Woods Leona Festival of Trees, an annual benefit for Cmldren's Center) wlll feature more w111support an endowed Liuzzo of Grosse Pomte than 40 dealers from chaIr for Women's Health Woods is the Semor Hospital of Mlchigan, WIll run from Sunday, Nov 18 Mlchlgan, the Midwest and Research that has recently Development Officer of Toronto Grosse Pomter been established by the Phllanthroplc Semces for through SundaY, Nov 25 at Cobo Center, and wdl fea- Ernest DuMouchelle of Department of Obstetncs St. John Hospital and DetrOit's DuMouchelle and G,necology at the ho.> Mewcal Center ture mort' than 100 profes- slOnally des1gned hohday Galleries WIllprOVIdetree Pita! Other Grosse Pomters trees, Vlgnettes, gInger- appralsals on Fnday and The theme of this year's who are chairmen of the Saturday afternoons black.tle event 1S committees planning the bread houses and hobday wreaths The GoodWIllAntiques "Chnstmas m V1enna " ball are' Jennifer Chope, Show ISthe oldest chanta- Vicki Liggett, Debra Cocktails will begm at 6 30 ble event In North Amenca pm., followed by wnner at Arnone, Lauren Clune, Smce ltS mception in 1985, 1"estival of Trees has It's sponsored by the JUDlor 8 p.m The Slmone VItale Marlene Boll, Gayle Group of GoodwJlI Band will proVlde musIc for Boutrous, Linda Uoyd, attracted more than The White Christmas Ball, the Fontbonne Auxil. 400,000 Vlsltors from all Industnes of Greater iary's annual black-tie benefit to support St. John dancing Tickets are $275 a Jean Azar and Joan DetrOit for the benefit of person Gehrke. over Michigan, Oroo and Hospital and Medical Center, will be held on Friday. Canada and has ralsed GoodWIll'schents - people Dec. 14, at the Ritz-Carlton. Dearborn. From left, Guests may choose to Other chairmen and co- who have dlsablllties and attend only the Afterglow chairmen Michelle more than $8.5 million for are Lorna Zalenski, Fontbonne Auxiliary president: Cmldren's Hospital. other bamers to employ- Marilyn and Edwin Stedem. honorary chairmen of Party wmch begms at 10 Giorgio, Dr. Ghada ment Through trammg and p m. and mcludes cocktails, Khatib, Judith Dobbins, This year's PreVlew the ball; and Naabwa Sawaf. general chairman of the Party, the OffiClalstart for work expenence, GoodWIll dancing and a mldrught Ardis Gardella, Elaine prOVIdesopportumtles for ball. buffet Afterglow tickets are Malcoun, Christine the fundralser, wI be from 7 to 10 pm Saturday, Nov its clients to become lOde- $50 a person Drummy, Theresa 17' a benefactor and patron pendent, self-supportmg CIt- Honorary chalrmen of the Selvaggio, Cynthia ch~pagne receptIOn WIll Izens ball are Mr. and Mrs. Doherty, Ann Garberding Meetings take place from 6 to 7 p m. The Antiques Show's Edwin J. Stedem Jr. of and Marie Brady. black-tle-optlOnalpreVlew Camera Club educatIOn Models at the Grosse Pomte Farms The Hlghhghtlng the event will fashIOn show were Mary be a hve auctIOn of donated party WIllbe from 7 to 10 The Grosse Pomte MacDonald-Barrett, Betty Stedems have a long rela- Still others are' Kelly pm Thursday, Nov 15 tionship WIth the St John Oliver, Sharon Burke, trees and other 1tems, Camera Club WIllmeet from Durkm, Nancy Kline and mcludlng a week's vacation Tickets to the preVlew 7 to 9.30 p m Tuesday, Nov LOISHandy Health System and Its par- Bettejean Ahee, Michelle range from $80 to $200 For Accardo, Gloria Clark, for two in Vall, Colo.; a sap- 20,10 Room Cll of Brownell ent company, Ascension phire necklace, bracelet and ticket mformatlOn,call Health. Barbara Kennedy, Middle School, 260 ring, a fur coat; and a tnp (313) 886-6787or VlSlt Chalfonte, for a shde compe- Windmill Edwin Stedem has Elizabeth Mitchell, Mr. www.goodWllldetroltorg and Mrs. John Jagger, for two to Hawaii. tltlon served as a member of the TIckets to the black-tie- Show hours are from 11 Pointe Questers board for more than 20 Kimberleigh Bill, Peggy a m to 8 p m Fnday, from Davis, Karen Stefani, optlonal preVlew are $250 V1sltors are welcome For The Wmdmlll Pomte years and IS presently the for benefactors, $200 for 11 a m to 6 p m Saturday Questen, WIll meet at 10 chairman of its finance Janice Utter, Nawal more mformatlOn, call Helen patl~J(l;l"n:1 $150 for and from 11 a m to 5 p m a m Monday, Nov 1<1, at the commIttee and a member of Zayat, Sally Cytacki, Ko:.y at (810) 774-9471 or friends. Sunday AdmISSionIS$10, M1ke at (313) 822-7080 home of Thekla Abels Abels the finance committee for Mary Ghanem, Maureen $8 for semors Parkmg IS McCabe, Patricia Gittos, TIckets dunng the follow- Will present a program on Ascension Health 109 week are $8 for adults, free "The World of Hummels" Marilyn Stedem has Gail Schneider, Marlene $6 for sernorSj $4 for cmI- Rotary Hostesses WIll be SophIa. been a supporter of St John Hudson, Barbara - Margte Rems SmIth Masourus, Kristine dren 2.11 years old Grosse Pomte Rotary w1l1 Fotopulos and Abels Hospital and Medical meet at 12 10 P m Monday, Nov 19, m the Crystal Ballroom of the Grosse Woman's Club Metro Pomte War Memonal The The Grosse Po1Ote Performances WIllbe offered Woman's Club Will hold ItS es. Call (586) 779-6111. Sunday, at 3 p.m. The cost IS $12 For more mfor- From page llB Hobdays begin WIth a host Fnday and Saturday, at 8 matIon, call Jim Goss at annual scholarshIp benefit November at The of Baroque Favontes featur- p m and Sunday, at 2 p m (313) 885-7500 luncheon and fashIOn show AssumptIOn Cultural Exhibitions mg DSa soloists, Thursday, T1ckets range from $18 to on Wednesday, Nov 21, m Center, 21800 Marter on the $105 Call (313)237-3403 the Crvstal Ballroom of the Grosse Pomte Woods/St & Shows Nov. 29, at 8 pm, Fnday, Nov 30, at 1.30 P m and Delta Kappa Gros~~ Pmnte War Cla1r Shores border Reach a At the DIA Memonal The boutique, new state of well.bemg and From the old masters to Saturday, Dec. 1, at 8 30 WSU on stage p.m. T1.ckets for all perfor- Mohere's Learned Lawes Gamma bake sale and white ele- cardIOvascular fitness by the fmest m modern art, dls. The Alpha Mu chapter of phant sale WIll begm at 11 !llgn1Ogup for Kalosomatlcs cover the gallenes and exhl- mances range from $16 to and HennIe Ibsen's A Doll's $54. Call (313) 576-5100 House and Alan Ayckbourn's Delta Kappa Gamma met on am, luncheon IS at noon, a. exercIse programs, Wh1Ch bltIons of the DetrOit Oct 24 for Its annual fall Season's Greetmgs, now fashIOn show by the Dress: combme aerobiCSwith walk- InstItute of Arts The play- fashIOn show Barn w1l1follow . mg, runmng, stretching, ele- things of the baby boomer At the opera grace the stage of Wayne DKG's membership IS State UmvefSlty's Hl1berry ments of yoga and klckbox- generatIOn are the focus of Marvel at the Mlcrogan made up of current and Raffie tlckets may be pur-' 109 The Fall MlO1-SesslOn photographer DaVid Opera Theatre's productIOn Theatre, 4743 Cass In retired teachers Money DetrOit Perfonnances WIll chased on the day of the runs through Saturday, Dec LeVlnthal's VlVldexhlbltlon of Armen T1graruan's raised from a rame WIll be event 6 tIckets for $5. 15 Fees are $52 for two-day Small Wonder Worlds in a Anoush, the tragIc tale of a be offered m rotatmg reper- used for scholarships for tory, Thursday through Luncheon tIckets are $26 seSSIons, $74 for three-day Box, runmng through malden dnven to madness students from Grosse Pomte ReservatIOns are necessary sessIons and $94 for four- Sunday, Feb 3 Amenca's by a conflict between her Saturday, at 8 pm and North and Grosse Pomte Wednesday and Saturdays, by Saturday, Nov 17 Call day sessIons There is a 25% oldest cultural tradltlOns brother and her true love, South High Schools who Mane Mamwanng at (313) 10 through Sunday, Nov 18, at at 2 p.m Tickets range from dlscount for sernors. Parents are celebrated the exhlbi- plan to pursue careers m 881 2441 who Sign up for a Kalo class tlon Dance of the Forest the DetrOit Opera House, $17 to $20 Call (313) 577- can take advantage of free Splnts A Set of Native 1526 Broadway lo DetrOit. 2972 fuddle KalolBaby Sitting, Amencan' Masks, through Monday through Thursday, May 2002 Museum hours from 930 to 10 a m. Non- are Wednesday through registered parents pay $1 Friday, from 11 a m. to 4 for fuddle Kalo The 17-sta- P m. and Saturday and tion Nautilus we1ght train- Sunday, from 11 a m to 5 109 room IS open Monday P m. Recommended admis- through Thursday, from 8 to sion 1S$4 for adults and $1 1030 a m and 6 to 8'30 pm for children and students. and Fnday, from 8 to 10'30 Call (313) 833.7963 a m The fee IS $50 for two days per week, $70 for three days per week or $4 for Stage & Screen drop-m users Kalo DSO notes ExerclselNautilus combo The DetrOit Symphony weekly workouts are $78 for Orchesta's ClaSSical season two seSSIons,$106 for three returns to Orchestra Hall, sessIOnsor $124 for four ses- 3711 Woodward 10 DetrOit, sions Macomb County Fnday, Nov 23 through CommUDltyCollege offers a Sunday, Nov 25, when mae- wide vanety of ways to stro Neeme Jarvi makes his expand your honzons at tnumphant return, conduct- their Assumption Cultural 109 the DSa and Vlolimst Center campus 'Ib register X1ang Gao 10 a program fea- for MCC programs, call tunng Prokofiev, Tubm and (586) 498-4000 Stravmsky The curtain WIll Preregistration IS required rise on Fnday, at 8 pm; for most Assumption cours. 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\ November 15, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 48 Churches The Pastor's Corner Woods Presbyterian Star of the Sea Changing seasons adds two new dedicates organ By the Rev. Morsal O. Collier St Paul Lutheran Church staff members Our Lady Star of Fall colors are a beautiful sIght to behold People Radford Buntmg has been the Sea Catholic make tnps to the mountams, the woods and the named musIc director of Church in Grosse Grosse Pomte Woods countryside to watch fall colors Pointe Woods dedl~ SClentlfically, trees shed thetr leaves m order to Presbytenan Church He IS cated ita new pipe msulate theIr roots from the Wlnter freeze and sur- organ on Oct. 28. Vlvethe bItter cold a graduate of Indiana Bishop Kevin Britt blessed the organ at Fall colors remmd us of the change of seasons Ulllvers1ty Wmter ISnear Ammals m the Wlldbegm to hoard School of a Mass that was con. food while others look for creVlcesand caves m MUSIC,where celebrated by Mon- whIch to hIbernate he earned a signor DeDDis Harrity FOl humdnl>, tnll>Il>the IIdl vel>L""d"oll \\'e "tufe bachelor's and the Rev. Roger m barns so that when the groWlngseason ISover, degree m Lumbre. there may sttll be plenty of food for all to eat Bunting organ The changes of the seasons are a SIgn of God's Pen n y The 2-manual. 30- blessmgs among us In Psalm 74, God's Vlctoryover Ehrhch P1ttS has been stop mechanical the forces of chaos IScelebrated In thiS Psalm we named part-t1me semmary action lnatrument are remmded that God orders the seasons ThIS mtern She IS a student m was designed and shows that He ISm control The changes of the sea. the DetrOlt built by Karl Wilhelm sons portray the cycles of Me that God has ordered Ecumenical of Mont. St. Hillaire. Theological Quebec. Canada. A It IS Important that when we observe the seasons SemInary's recital later the &ame as they change, we come to God Wlth awe and cooperative Master of day was offered by thankfulness He 1Sthe author of It all The day of Dr. Ronald ProWlJe. ThanksgIVlng, wluch falls around harvest, ISa stark Dlvlmty pro- gram, wh1ch dean of the Greater remmder to us to come to a proVldent God Detroit chp,pter of The God who ordered all thmgs and created us IS she expects to the American Guild good It 1SHe who created the times and the sea- complete 10 of Organists and the sons to be a blessmg for us 2005 Pitts dlrector of music for St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in St. Clair Shores. Also Babies performing in the recital was Mrs. Kem- Madison Ann Schlacter of Warren and Grosscup of Grosse Pomte Jeanne Gmemer of Woods. Great.grandparents mer Weinhaus. dlrec- Ryszewski HendersonVllle, N C are Joseph and Dorothy tor of lDusic for Our Jim and KIm RytlzewskJ.of Caramagno of Grosse Pomte Lady Star of the Sea Okemos are the parents of a Kayla Rain Shores Catholic Church. daughter, MadIson Ann Ryszewsk1, born June 3D, Caramagno Friedrich Paul The organ was a 2001 Maternal grandpar- Pam Caramagno and gift from Mr. and ents are Patncla M Jason Gru::'''cup rf Harper Woerner Mrs. Peter Cracchiolo Gmemer of the CIty of Woods are the parents of a Knstm and Ench of Groeae Pointe Grosse Pomte and the late daughter, Kayla Ram Woerner of Grosse Pomte Shores, shown above Douglas W Gmemer. Caramagno, born Oct 3, Farms are the parents of a with their grandson. Paternal grandparents are 2001 Maternal grandpar- son, Friednch Paw Woerner, Andrew Cracchiolo. R1chard and Barbara ents are Lmda and Tony born Oct. 1, 2001 Maternal Weinhaus is seated at Ryszewskl of WIlhamston Manmno of Harper Woods grandparents are Bob and the organ. Great-grandparents are Dr and Joseph and Cher J ackJ.e Thoreson of Grosse and Mrs Damel W Caramagno of Grosse Pomte Pomte Farms. Paternal McKmley of Grosse Pomte Farms Paternal grandpar- grandmother is Dons Woods, Ruth C Grnemer of ents are Lynn Grosscup of Woerner of Grosse Pomte St Clalf Shores Magdalene Harper Woods and Robert Farms .~r;j~r,p~sl~' J--.. ~~ ~

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-j' " Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Grosse Pomte Unitarian 4444 Ra4nor al Mack. 885-3023 Church I When "Being Spiritual" aL 9:30 a.m. Bible Class Iso't Enough .::;...... &: Sunday School 10 30a m Worstup SoMce Christ the King WELSIN5 a.m Worship 1ft GRACE UNITED 17150 MAUMEE Lutheran ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST St. James = ThanksgJY1ng Day 881-0420 First English Ev,Lutheran Church 10 00 a.m Worship Rev JOOn CorradO. M,nosIer Mack at Lochmoor l~=- VernIer Rd at Wedgewood Dr 1175 Lakepomte at Kercheval Lutheran Church 884-5090 Grosse Pomle Woods Grosse Pomte Parlr.822-3823 170 McMillan Rd., near Kercheval ,~~~~.~ 884-5040 iOao~,;; ~istnric 815&1045am Worship SeTVlce Grosse POinte Farms • 884-0511 8 15 a m Tradlhonal Service Sunday - WorshIp 10 30 a m ' 930a.m ; ~~; Sunday School & 9 30 a m Con temporary Service Tuesday - Thnfl Shop 1030 - 330 Sunday: (Nursery proVIded) .t @ffariners Bible Classes ... 11 •• "\(0. 11 00 a m Tradlllonal Service 900 a m Education Tlme .• Wednesday - AmllZmg Grace SeniOrs Q1qurcq Supemse

ChrlJl Centered and Canng - Commit led 10 Youth and Commumty ~~W~ PRESBYTERIAN 886.4301 SATURDAY. November 17 Sunday Worship - 8:30 AM and Il:OO AM Church 5:30 p.m. - Holy Euchanst Rite 11 Sunday School- 9:45 AM for Age 2 - Adult 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier) SUNDAY, November 18 8:00 a.m • Holy Euchanst Rile 11 Middle School Youth meet Tuesdays at 6 30 p.m. 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship 9: 15 a.m.• Choral Euchanst Rite 11 Seruor High Youth meet Sundays at 6.30 p.m. Nursery 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 10:20 a.m.• Sunday School, Youlh Programs, Adult Forum, BIble Siudy 21336 Mack Avenue Grosse POInte Woods AT TODAY'S FORUM: Phone (313) 881-334.3 Web Page. www.gpbc.org • E-mail gpwpchurch@aol com • Web SIte WNW gpwpc org Slom Cdl R .... rch. A Qu .. llon 1« Our Tim< THE GROSSE POINTE MEMoRIAL CHURCH jefferson 9lvenue 11:15 a.m.• Choral Morning Prayer Rite I PreSb)Jterian Cliurdi (Cnb and loddkr c...... tabU 9 00 10 12 30) EstablIShed 1865 The Prest1jtenan ChJrch (U.S.A.) StttJll tn urvt Chns, 'n 1Mmuht 1M C, 7:30 p.m.• Concert for Chorus, Organ and Orchestra We Welcome You In Wonhip, Service, Fellowship FauTe R'l/l'rm, ~m!lem CluclKsler 1'S4bru, Rn. Dr. V. Bruce Rigdon, preachll1g Annual SCottish Festival Sunday, November 18, 2001 Poulene ~an Conc.rto 900& 1100 a m WorshIp service, 'ianctuary THURSDA Y, November 22 (Thanksgiving Day) 10 lOa rn Chu~h Schoo! for Children and Youlh 10:30 a.m Worship Service 9:30 a.m. - Holy Euchanst Rite II to 10 a m Educalloo for All We Will celebrate our hentage With bagpIpes, 845am 1215pm CnbfT'oddIerCare 'NOW THANK WE ALL OUR GOD' musIc and Klrking of the Tartans Speaker: Gerhard Hemen TbanksglvlnR Eve Servke • Wtdnesday, Nov. 11 al 7.30 P m In Barbour Ch_pel Peter C. Smith, preaching The Rev. DaVId J. Greer. lntenm Rector No 7 ,0 a m Ecumenical Men s "nday Breakfasllh,s week Happy Thanksglvmg Child Care and Church SChool service The Rev. Bryant W. Dennison. Jr•• The Rev. Dr. Julta A. Dempz Coflee Hour after ServICe A STEPH.:N MlNISTRY and I ()(,O<; l:-OfIIlftPtIon .. 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Grosse Pointe Farms Secured J61.akeshore DrIve. Grosse PoinU Fa"'" • 881-5330 8625 E Jefferson It Buma, Detroh (313) 885-4841 • www.christchurchgp.org ...... mchurch.com Parking vosn our webSIte www Jape org 822-3456 JIID November 15, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Communit 58 Blockbuster book adaptations make holiday movie magic Jason Sweeney mdny thedte, ... arc already areab almobt cultlc, ensur- reveals a touchIng, SImple Staff Writer ...old out mg a strong start at the box and genuine tale of a shnnk- 'TIs the spason No waIt- Hogwart ..., Harry, office The real questIOn one mg VIOlet who makes the Ing There are enough Her mIOne, wdrlocks and bhould be askIng of these world around her bloom prompts of holIday cheer wltthery an' ...0 "In" nght films IS, "WIll thIS be anoth- People are tourIng the commg, mur..h too early No now, thl' movlC will lIkely er Planet of the Apes?" area of France where thIS need to use one hen> But blo\\ dway box otfke num- TolkIen was never one to film was shot and are asklOg thiS year there IS a bnght ber ... for dll It, competItorb wnte VIVid actIOn, or to see the people Amelie bIde - the holiday crop of dnd thl ow a ...hadoy. over the romance for that matter helped Every now and then mOVIe'" profit mar gm ... of ~hould-be The characters have long a film becomes a phenome- Every year between blotkbu ...ter ... hkp "Monhters been relegated to the mInd's non that uplifts the spmt Thank<;~vlOg Day and the lnc ~ whpn It open" on eye Should they stay there ThIS film IS the now and .AAUl-V turn of the calendar that 1h,mk ,glVlI1g . and preserve the mystIque 7 when for thl!> year and makes Ub all wnte checks All three Installments are shouldn't be allowed to shp At. ita recent kickoff diDner, tbe American which are 12 months outdat- COVCllIlg Ju ...t the first In the can after an IS-month by AMoclatlOD of U.Ilh'enity Women bested AAUW ed, there come ... a bumper year at the ,r..hool, the next marathon filmIng seSSIOn m JQchIgaD preeicleat..elect .rean .roklpii (left) and crop of film" WaitIng for par- m"tallment l' alrcddy being New Zealand Iris: ...... nt Carole Wen. (rIp.t) at a reception, diD. enb whose kids are out of shot and thp next book I'" on An adaptatIOn of the ..... pnpam at the home of ADD Nlcbo1&on school, people With small ItS way to adding to the True to form or not as memOIrs of author and ba. ~ PolDte I'ama.. Pictured in tbe center Ia famIhes or those who Just longeVity of thl' new ldbh Tolklen mIght have put It phllosopher Ins Murdoch, Ka,. MuJ1aney, president of tbe Groese Polote can't stand their relatives cow himself The one nng shall thiS film bnngs the power of broch of AAtJW. The up 'Ide? Thl" looks find them, one nng to rule Oscar WInner Judl Dench r The trend thIS year m mOVIes IS adaptatIOn from lIke a gH'at film for the theIr wallets all and In the and two-time Oscar nommee novels, WIth tItles lIke K- whole famIly and wllettIng darkness bInd them (to their Kate WInslett They play PAX already In theaters, the DVDs Will be a... much "eats) Murdoch at dIfferent tImes tryIng theIr luck on the Sli- fun ab collecting the book!> In her life Renowned com- Concerts at United Methodist ver screen for the next generatlOn Amelie: poser James Horner steps DaVId Wagner of Grosse concerts will begm at noon Several more accountable After fightIng for fundIng up to the task of settmg a Pomte Farms, assocIate pro. at Grosse Pomte Umted authors wIll have theIr The Lord of the Rings: In a CynIcal French film score to the love, success fessor of mUSIr at Madonna MethodIst Church, 211 works adapted to the picture The ma,termmd of Middle market and beIng banned and untImely end of thIS UmversIty, wIll present a Moross, In Grosse Pomte show before 2001 IS at ItS Earth, J R R Tolklen IS from the Cannes Film dynamIC woman senes of organ concerts, Farms The theme for end finally, dlbelt decades FestIval as pearls for "WIne, ThIS film wIll hope to stnke a chord WIth the peo- "MUSIC for Meditation," one FrIday, Nov 16 IS "MUSIC of posthumou,ly, havmg a hve- thIS diamond m the rough ple of "Chocolat," "The Thursday and Fnday each the French Romantics" Harry Potter and the action film treatment of hiS deserves to shme English Patient" and other month Sorcerer's Stone: epic tillogv Lookmg past subtItles (a The fan ba,e of Tolklen's dauntmg task for some VIsually SImple but story- "These are mformal gath- On Friday, Dec 21 "MUSIC Don't expect to see thIS WOI k l' woI1dwlde dnd m AmerIcan mOVIegoers) and emotIon-Intense films enngs of people, many of for Advent and Chnstmas," film on openIng weekend, aq whom are on then lunch Fnday, Jan 25 "The MUSIC hour," Wagner saId "It's a of FranCOIS Couperm," time to take a break from Fnday, Feb 22 "The MUSIC the hectIC workday and of Johann Sebastian Bach;" Meet the Add a Spiritual relax whIle lIstenmg to the Fnday, March 22 "Organ Dimension to Incomparable somc sweep of MUSIC of Lent and Easter," composer the pIpe organ" and Fnday, Apnl 26 "Organ Your The one-hour programs Students of DaVId Wagner" Wayne State Univer- Thanksgiving Day are free, WIth a dIfferent For more mformatlOn, call sity mnusicprofessor James Lentini of composer or them6 to be (734) 432-5708 or (313) 433- You and your famIly are explored each month Friday 7760 Grosse Pointe Farms, at the right, bas mVIted to attend a speCIal received a grant fromn Thanksgiving Day AHA awards grant for study the NewYork-based Service at 10:30AM in "Meet the Comnposer" the Christian Science of subclinical heart disease foundation to comnpose Church at 282 a new work for the Chalfonte Avenue, Dr JulIus Gardm, chIef of descent to partIcipate In the Birmingham-Bloom- Grosse Pointe Farms cardIOlogy at St John study PartiCipants should field Symphony. (next to the Brownell HospItal and MedIcal be 25 to 70 years old and Middle School) Center, has been named should currently not be His composition. pnncIpal mvebtIgator for a treated for hIgh blood pres- "Sbake. Rattle &. Roll," For over one hundred grant funded by the natIOnal sure, heart dIsease or dia- will premiere on Sun- yeari>, Chnstlan SCIence chapter of the Amencan betes QualIfied women who day, Nov. 18 at Tem- churches have been hold-I Heart AsSOCiatIOn to study are Interested In partICIpat- ple Betb EI. 14 Mile mg Thanksg1Vzog Day subclInIcal heart disease Ing In the study may be of and Telegrapb in services The service among MeXican-AmerIcan chIldbearIng age, but not BlooDUfieldEUlls. AJso Includes the readmg of the pregnant adults sbown is his wife, ThankSgIVIng ProclamatIon There IS lImIted publIshed QualIfied partICIpants WIll singer Dana Lentini. of the PreSIdent of the InformatIOn regardIng the receIve a free cardIOvascular For more information. Umted States, scnptural natural history of heart dIS- evaluatIOn, IncludIng blood call Kevin Devine at selectIOns, hymns, prayer, ease among U S Hlspamcs, pressure measurement, non- (313) 577-1783. the natIOn's second largest InVaSIVe echocardlOgraphIc the readIng of a lesson- mInorIty group, of which analySIS of heart anatomy sermon, a solo and testI- MexIcan-Amencans consti- and functIOn, and screemng momes appropnate for the tute a substantial segment for calcium m the coronary occaSIOn by those present "DespIte reports that sug- artenes, dIabetes and cho- gest Increased rates of obeSI- lesterol abnormalItIes So, pop the turkey m the ty, hIgh cholesterol and illa- TransportatIon WIll be pro- GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIAL'S oven and come and start betes among Mexlcan- VIded If requested as well as the holIday season on the AmerIcans, cardIOvascular a $25 stIpend after the com- TELEVISION FOR THE spIrItual baSIS of thanks- death rates are reportedly pletIon of all tests gIvmg The servIce lasts lower, or at least not greater For further Information, WHOLE COMMUNITY apprOXImately one hour, than, non-Hlspamc U S call Sharon Sklar at (313) TV5 startmg at 1030 AM A populations We are con- 343-4170 DAYTIME PROGRAMMING FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 19 - NOVEMBER 25 ChIldren's Room IS pro- ductIng a study to help us VIded, and no collectIOn IS 9:00 AM VITAUTY PLUS 2:00 P\1 THE I t.GAt INSIDFR determIne why that may Our 146t!lAnniversary taken be," GardIn saId A half hour Idob,e, neru'c cia" (Repeated 1\1 '>un Go, <110' Jam'" Blal1chard 1100 PM) H"," l'll,,1 1110me" Dalld Draper and Douglas St John Hospital and St. Joseph Church Weekly MedIcal Center IS lookIng 9'30 AM PO"ITIVtlY P D,mr"-' lal..<.an inSide 1001..al current legal ISSueS • 'Ll 1111 I}' •• O"ITIVE IRlpe"lld \1'>un-tOOA\1 MIWIF,'>un 600 PM) Church Schedule for 150 MexIcan-Amencans FranA ()\( fit; II -,n/He and 150 non-HIspanIC Hosl' Je.lllle \1c '1ell ,md I 17 A,I..en an upllftmg h,,11 2 1OPM POINTt-R.., WITH PRO"T hour 01 ('<)\lEL', ,'llllud" and ,d,a, (Repeated M '>un Sunday Service at IO:3OAM CaucaSIans of European ("" II WaTlf1tl1lNneder ~lI/llOr Ife Weill Casl and He II ~O PM \11\" I '>un ') ~O PM) Sunday School at IO:3OAM DOli" (HN>d 10:00 AM WHO''> IN THE KITCHt:N? 11<>\1lohn 1',,>\lmler>'L'" lo"lIcdebnlle' alxlUtlime Wednesday Evening em'll M" I" 1/, BOll/mamo Sqllasil SOIlP " [OpILI IR,p<.lied 1\1",un -t ~O AM MIWlfo/'>un Testimony Meeting is at H,,,t (hu,I.. "",, cool.., Ilith Incal cclelm!IL' 71XII'\1l 8:00 PM. 13e/he , IRqx,lled M '>un lnldl1lghl J rrhl'>al R ~O PM) 3'00 PM THIN(;~ 10 DO ATTHf. WAR A Children's Room is 10.30 <\M ~t MOR \lit "'~ <-tU8 '\11' '\10RIAI provided on Sunday Clln/ 1:'I1!11"a!l~ OU''''I S'lI1p/rom On.heSlra (,/1< ~r VUerlUl\ Bre{lJ",~Ht ~--eleran5 Legac\ Project and Wednesday. (Repeatun 12 10 AM MI\\ f I'>un ~ m ""II \1",1. !\,'h" Bunm Br<"~' h'''I' 3n m[ormatlle 1001...\1 "hal' lI:00A\1 (WTOt1Ht.ORDI"IARY .•. Christian Science h.Lppenll1~\I Ihe War Memonal (Repealed M '>un ~E IN ro Tin t'\ I R"-ORDI'IlARY Reading Room ,I~) \1\1 \1 \\/T I'>unK 0) I'M) ("1<'11 \,1/, H, " Hml R"lxrt I "lorp,,"n"anlXlmordmal) hall hlll" .':.1OP\1 p(H ...nA~OF HORTTell TURF L Lookmg for a qUIte place e~ar(y Ill' tv! "I pcn"k pi md Ilka' (Repc,lled '>un 1(~I nah r (Jorde,n Parr I AM 1 I h '>,'1 ')()() "\Ii 11,"1 h"rtll ullunll lun I arquhar ,h.lr" Ill" glle, to study and pray? Our - ,d,,« 111<1 Il1ler>Ie'" I,x ,I "n , 10 \ \1 MIW/I '>un (, ~O PM) Chnstlan SCIence Readmg During this Clle,', /lam!lmh 1'0/" hena falfllrR Anniversary Mass H",t hill '>,honlnber~ ,llld hcr gue,l, d"eu" lop'" -t.oo P\I VOl 'l(. VIEW POINTI$ Room at 106 Kercheval holiday season ...be a and tH.llh 01 P lrth..uldf Intlrc<.,t to OiiiCOlor clil/Ul'" I p~ 11 'OLlih,ho" 1"II"nng ,1"dLnt' run I 10 \tv! llThl'>at 6 00 PM) 'Lm" ,,\ ,dLK11Io,"ltoP'(\ (Repealed M '>un 60' Farm" (across from RIte responsible party host \\1 \1 I ""ltl X 10 1'\11 Aid on the HIll) All are Antonio Caldara 12:00 P\1 I lit tC01'lO\1K. CI U8 OF See that your guests OtTROI1 -t 30 P\1 WATt R(.OLOR WORKSHOP InVIted to come and study Q!Ylissa in ~ Glleu 11',(1"1111 /) '1()\I'II, f \('//111" n",clar,{ ( f () R"" ""Iul l'll,,1 .1It,,1 C Irl,1 La< hlLI'a dem"n,lrnlc, the Bible, use our refer- have a good time ~ARl' II 1[,rlllh'r leLhnlljue, "mrle cnough lor hcgllllle", ence matenals, Chnstlan "EPancti dosepfji" f l..llllfl .... 1100tlon 1~1\ ~Il\n\ 11 gut'''. "'rx \~('I"\ dl~l-U"''''III_ ,,\ ,h llncW\~lllh",dI7(~)I'II,I) pray The lesson-sermons S 00 P\I \ 11 \1 In PI l,'" fur Sunday ServIces and \1 I ,.....ph 1\ lo(;uul 11 In & Orlum 1:00 PM IIII' " \\ .....lDt I' '\AM''lt R \ h ,II 1"'lIr ..I t><"llll! homesafe~. ( Ol hI lCL. fr m Chl ( nllnl II. '\11 ( f I 7'S the ThankSgIVIng Day (J'lt"" Or Jalll' \ \1, ("r/\ ...:Jlu/, lion- Ri\ amotun '>lcpl.,el..ooXlIl!! ServIce are available for ( "re I I h ,>,,1 lonL (RL'pe,'led \1 '>un 7 ()()AM) .First A Friend, Iii 1')\ X212 study or purchase or till oul :md mllllnl' coupon Ho'l lull I ~lllll md .:!lIl' .... hl.!hll1::ht UreOlll1ll2 kll.. 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NEW HOLIDAY HOURS: We're open on Thursday tilt 8pm Starting November 18th we will be open Sundays from 12-Spm through the Holiday Season tThe .uaaue SFwy, 1m. 72 Kercheval Avenue on-the-Hill Grosse Pointe Farms 313-882-6880 November 15, 2001 78 Grosse Pointe News Seniors & SOC 0E_ti_o_n_s_------How to beat the holiday blues By Sharon Maler GIve up on trying to control family members. Many of sac Executive Director us use the holidays as a time for reconnectmg WIth our The hob days are almost here They bnng a wIde vanety famlhes, mcludIng those famIly members who would do 80 of challenges much better If they would Just take our adVlce about how But what IS supposed to be a happy tIme may bnng on to fix then hves Of course they haven't taken our advice bouts of sadness for some people Everywhere you turn m the past, but this mIght Just be the time they're ready you'll be bombarded WIth reminders of the hohdays to "see the hght • AJi, an alternative, why not leave our Feehngs of loss, unresolved gnef, dlsappomtment, Isola. teacher/counselor hat In the closet and just concentrate on tlOn and lonebness could all surface when we compare our bemg a lovmg son/slster/parent/grandparent. hves to the happy times PIC- • EnJOYthe simple sounds of the season Jom us for a tured 10 hohday ads Even com- free concert at Grosse Pomte North H1gh School on panng thIS year's hohday to a Tuesday, Dec 4 High school students WIllbe filling the hohday from the past may bnng aIr With melodies that are sure to bft your spmts Call about the blues our offic(' for free tickets Hohday cookies WIllbe aVailable The solution to beatmg the after the concert No baklDg, no cleanmg, no strest; - ju.o>t hobday blues hes m the cause a fun afternoon so It'S Important to examine • Do somethmg different Travel WIthus to Wmdsor what tnggers your sadness Casmo on Thursday, Dee 27 The tnp meludes a lunch If you feel overworked and voucher, transportation on a deluxe motor coach and a box stressed durmg the holidays, lunch to take home for $15 start them off With ServIces for • Reflect on your good fortune We all have things we Older Citizens at 11 30 a m can be grateful for and thIS IS a good time to focus on today, Thursday, Nov 15 We're them celebrating a traditional If losses and gnef tngger your hohday blues, Join us on ThanksglVmg dmner and you Monday, Dec 17, for "LIVlngfor Today."Don Moms, a don't have to bft a finger No motlvatlOnal speaker, will present an mformanve talk at cook.mgor cleamng and the 11 30 a m He'll help us stay focused on what is important entire mea! ISonly $1 Turkey this holiday season and all the tnmmings along WIth plenty of conversatIOn are part of our Thanksgivmg celebration The best part IS we wash the dishes. Other ways to beat stress this holiday season Someone You Love Can Use OUT :Help • Don't commit to more than you can handle If there IS AHEPA not enough t1me m which to do a project, deCidenot to do • Priflte homes • Full or part. Louis Theros of Grosse Pointe Farms serves as it. Don't be afraId to say no • Hospital or time coverage treasurer and legal adviser for the American Hel- • Get plenty of rest nun.iDg homes • Bonded and insuml lenic Educational Progressive Association • Make staYing healthy a pnonty If you haven't gotten (AllEPA) and Speros Theros of Grosse pointe your flu shot, get one We still have a few opemngs for • 24-hours • RN supervised Woods is president of the AHEPA housing. the Fnday, Nov 16 flu chmc Advance registration IS Registered Nurse!' reqUIred, so call (313) 882-9600 for your appomtment Licensed Practical Nurses AttendlDg the groundbreaking for independent • Watch what you eat Enjoy, but don't overdo your Nurses Aides housing units in Harrison Township were Speros sugar mtake Theros. at the left. Louis Theros, at the right, • ExerCise It can play an Important role 10 hftmg your and the Rev. George Savas. pastor of Assumption spmts Jom us every Monday, Wednesday and Fnday at Greek Orthodox Church. 9 45 a m The cost is $2 per class Advance registratIOn IS NURSiNG UNLiMiTEd IIICOIPORATID not reqUIred. AHEPA serves citizens of the Grosse Pointes • When shoppmg, stay WIthin your budget ServIng tIH! Grosse Polntes " Eastem Subllrbs sIDce 1980 and Harper Woods. • AV01dunrealistIC expectations Don't be cntlcal of (810) 777.5300 yourself or others if things don't go as planned sac 'makes a difference' day of helpmg others, spon- their tIme, talents and Graceful The Interfaith Volunteer resources to makmg a differ- Caregivers, a program of sored by USA Weekend mag- azme and the Pomts of ence m our communities Semces for Older CItizens, Volunteers raked leaves, Living Jomed more than one mIllion LIght Foundation More than 450 volunteers dehvered flowers and made volunteers across the coun- cards and gifts for semor CIt- try for "MakE' A Difference from churches, schools, clubs, youth group!>,mdlVld- Izens m the five Grosse Day" on Saturday, Oct 27 Pomtes and Harper Woods It's the natIOn's largest uals and famllle~ devoted Enjoy your first Let us introduce you to the eastside's The day started with breakfast at the best-kept secret in retirement living. Both Neighborhood Club, where month's rent more than 100 volunteers Father Taillieu Residence and De5eranno received the names and FREE when you addresses of semors who Residence are located in qUIet, beautiful would benefit most from a move in during friendly face and a helpmg settings m convenient locations Each with hand Volunteers brought then own rakes and brooms Sept, Oct, or and were sent off mto the charming apartments and immaculately commumty to work their Nov 2001. magic IIlfrlntained grounds plus a host of

Smce Oct 27, phone calls call for details. amenities including: and letters have flooded the SOC office from all over the community A daughter of a • excellent meals served daily Above, Brownie Troop No. 3244 from Defer Ele- Grosse Pomte Woods resi- mentary school sings the "SmUe Song" to George dent sald, "The leaf rakmg and Helen Salbert of Grosse Pointe Woods after an day was a real pick-me-up • weekly housekeeping afternoon raking leaves. From left. facing the cam- for my parents. [It was] like era, are Rhoada Nicholson, Jennifer Renton and a party." Another cItizen who received volunteers Helen and George Salbert. • utilities except phone The children helping out. from left. are EmUy reported that a family en Richardson, Emily Renton, Zita Barnett, AbigaU Sta- route to her house discov- pleton and Misha Chevalier, all of Grosse Pointe ered an older woman rakmg • optional laundry service; leaves alone on the next Park. block and pItched 10 to help free self-laundry Below. Grosse Pointe Park residents rake leaves, her fimsh the task. "Wehope plant bulbs and viSIt with Grosse Pointe Woods resi- to msplre people to be proac- dent Ziggy Kolakowski. From left, are Dennis Ren- tive and help older CItizens • full kitchen ineach apartment ton, Mike Stapleton, Ziggy Kolakowski. Catherine throughout the year: saId Stapleton, Jennifer Renton and A11yson Stapleton. Suzanne Mondalek, volun- teer coordInator for SOC • activities with transportabon

SerVIces for Older CLttZens (SOC) I.S a non-profit orgam. • chapel offering daily services zatzon WIth a 50I(c)(3) des~. natIOn SOC was founded In the Grosse Pomte and • small pets allowed Harper Woods Commumtzes In 1978 to ass/.St older Cltl. (some size restrictions) zens as they face changes In theIr economIC, personal and SOCial ll[estyles SOC spon- • secured entrance ~ors many communIty ser- vIce projects and programs. Father Talilleu Restdence [fyoll are Interested In learn. 18760 Thirteen Mile Road If you or someone you love is in the mg about more ways to RoseVIlle, MI48066 "Make A Difference" with market for gracious retirement living, SOC, call (313) 882.9600

oeSeranno Residence please call us for more information 17255 Common Road ROS8VIne,MI48066 or a tour at 810-753-1182. (i) November 15, 2001 Grosse pointe News November 15, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Health 96 10 ways to maintain Letting go of need for control means freedom "If you want to make God recovery For example, non. and servmg?" urge us to '.10 the same thmg reahze that the hard- peak emotional health laugh, Just tell him your alcohohcs can have a drink "A struggle for mastery er we try to control a behav- plans" Thts old JeWIsh or two and stop WIthout dif- and control only mcreases By Julie Sherbln, D.O. IOr,a person, or a creative Special Writer proverb IS espeCially famil- ficulty, said MacDougall stress, not success," wntes Iar to people In recovery Alcohohcs, however, expen- MacDougall m the endeavor, the less hkely we For many individuals, canng for their own emo- ,are to ~cceed The struggle tIOnal health often takes a back seat to the demands from addictIOn, but every- ence a radical loss of control "Chruclan's GUide to tc contrdl.ls usually Ii futile of career, family, home and the needs of others But one can glean some mean- when they have alcohol Spmtuahty'

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November 15, 2001 118 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar by Madeleine, Socia ~ Sunday Nov. 25 DeSIgn, 20129 Mack m guided tour of the Grosse Thursday, Friday, from 11 a m to 8 Art of giving , Grosse POinte Woods Call Pomte HIstorIcal SocIety's Perfect the art of glVmg Nov.15 pm, Saturday, from 11 a m Chamber concert (313) 882-9786 Provencal-Wen House, c to 6 p m and Sunday, from when the Soroptlmlst Revel m the beautiful 1823, 376 Kercheval In Echoes of France 11 a m to 5 p m Tlckets are InternatIOnal of Grosse sounds of a Grosse Pomte Seasonal sing-along Grosse Pomte Farms, Educator/historian $10 or $8 for semors Pomte presents a Chamber MUSIC concert, Saturday, Dec 8, from 1 to 4 Suzanne SomervJ.lIeWilldis- Parking IS free Call (313) Cornucopia of ShOPPing,fea- Sunday, Nov 25, at 2 pm, Jam the DetrOIt Chamber Wmds and Stnngs for a p m Guests can learn about cuss the French Influence on 886-6787 tunng gifts for Chnstmas In the Crystal Ballroom of Hohday Smg-Along, Sunday, 19th Century hfe m Grosse life m the early days of and beyond, Saturday, Nov the Grosse Pomte War POInte, VIew an exhIbit of Detroit and Grosse POinte 17, from 9 a m to 3 pm, at Memonal Call (313) 886- Dec 2, at 2 15 pm, at Lots of laughs Chnst Church Grosse hlstonc photographs and dUring a free Grosse Pomte Prepare to laugh a lot the Grosse Pomte War 1604 VIC;ltthe newly renovated Historical Society Dr Frank Memonal The fee IS $2. Pomte The program Will be when the St Clair Shores' followed by a Hohday Brass Log Cabin, c 1840, on the Bicknell Memorial Lecture, Players present the rolllck- Proceeds benefit SIGP char- Solo get-together property In additIOn, they Itable projects and scholar- concert TIckets are $22 or Thursday, Nov 15, at 7 30 mg comedy The Family Jom In the fun when Solo, can purchase VIdeos featur- pm, at the Grosse Pomte shIps Call (313) 839.2188 $18 for students and Man, Fnday, Nov 16 and a GrOSl,ePOinte based ecu- semors Call (248) 559-2095 mg Grosse POInte history War Memorial, 32 Saturday, Nov 17, at 8 pm, memcal group for smgles and related publicatIOns and Lakeshore In Grosse Pomte and Sunday, Nov 18, at 2 age 40 and up, hosts a products Call (313) 884- F::trms Resen aboTIs arc Terrific trees pm, I1l Tht' Itahan Walk through a wonder- Novcmbcl gct-togcthtlr, Live & Learn 7010 requested Call (313) 884- American Cultural Center, Sunday, Nov 25, from 530 War Memorial Update 7010 land of decorated hohday 28111 Impenal In Warren trees dunng the FestIval of to 7 pm, at a pnvate home Enhance your mmd, body Farmhouse museum TIckets are $10 or $9 for stu- Trees 2001 benefit for m Grosse Pomte Call (313) and spmt by partaking m Step back mto the dally Curious savage dents and semors Call (586) Children's HospItal of 822-9199 the courses and adventure" hfe of a mid-19th century Let the POinte Players of 756-2713 MichIgan, Saturday, Nov 17 offered at the Grosse Pomte farm family !lvmg In Erm Grosse Pomte South High through Sunday, Nov 25, at Wednesday, War Memonal The entire TownshIp, now St Clair School put a smile on your Saturday, the Cobo family IS mVlted to Jom the Shores, With a tour of the ce With their production of Conference/Exhl btt10n Nov. 28 Fnends of the Grosse Pomte Selmsky-Green Farmhouse he Cunous Savage, Nov. 17 Center, 1 Washmgton Tennis anyone? War MemOrial for a free Museum, located dIrectly fhursday, Nov 15 through Sweet harmonies Boulevard m Detroit A Gala Catch the actIOnwhen the Christmas Tree Trlmmmg behmd the St Clair Shores Saturday, Nov 17, m the The Great Lakes Preview Party ISplanned for Grosse Pomte Hunt Club, Party, Tuesday, Nov 27, at 7 Pubhc Library LIsted m the aud1tonum of Grosse POinte Chorus and the Shorehne Saturday, Nov 17, from 6 to 655 Cook m Grosse Pomte p m Jam Michael Farrell MichIgan State RegIster of South High School, 11 Sound Chorus of Sweet 10 pm Tickets range from Woods, hosts the Edmund T for a ,,!Ide-Illustrated lecture Hlstonc Sites, thiS farm- Grosse POinte Boulevard In Adehnes InternatIOnal Will $150 to $250. Cluldren can Ahee Jewelers Midwest of the Ancients The Art of house is owned by the City Grosse Pomte Farms team thelT talents to present eIIJoy a Teddy Bear Brunch, Open Mixed Doubltls Tenms the Greeks and Romans, of St Clair Shores and oper- Performances are slated for StepPln' Out, Saturday, Nov Saturday, Nov 24, from Tournament, Wednesday, Wednesday, Nov 28, from 7 ated by the St Clair Shores Thursday, at 7 30 P m and 17, at 3 and 7 30 pm, at the 11:30 a m to 1 30 p m. Nov 28 through Sunday, to 8 30 P m The fee IS $18 Hlstoncal CommISSion The friday and Saturday, at 8 Macomb Center for the Tickets are $10 for chIldren Dec 2 Preliminary play Will Learn to plan the perfect house IS open for tours p m Tickets are $8 for Performmg Arts, 44575 and $15 for adults A Dance begm on Wednesday and party With Cyndee Wednesday and Saturday, adults and $6 for students Garfield m Chnton Party will be held on that Thursday, at 5 p m and Harnson's Teacups and from 1 to 4 P m Call (586) ~d semors They can be Township Tickets for the same date, from 8 pm to Fnday at 6 pm TImes for Twmkle Lights, Wednesday, 771-9020 purchased In advance at the afternoon performance are mIdmght Tickets are $25 Saturday's semi-finals and Nov 28, from 6 30 to 8 30 'school or at Posterity A $16 or $14 for students and The doors will be open Sunday's finals Willbe post- p m The fee IS $35 Waltz Art of learning ~allery, 16847 Kercheval m sernors m advance Tickets Sunday, Nov 18, from 10 ed All-Event tickets are the mght away at the Take advantage of an carosse Pomte Call (313) for the evenmg show are $18 a m to 6 p.m ; Monday, from $20, dally tIckets are $7, VIennese Ball, Saturday, excIting selectIon oflectures, 343-2617 m advance or $20 at the 10 a m to 3 p.m ; Tuesday children ages 12 and under Dec 1, from 8 30 p m to classes and other enhghten- door Call (586) 566-5965 and Wednesday, from 10 enter free Call (313) 882- mldmght Tickets are $35 mg programs at the DetrOIt Friday, Nov. 16 a m to 5 pm, Thursday, 4100 Stretch your knowledge of InstItute of Arts, 5200 f Furry friend from 10 a.m to 3 pm, dance With Ballet Cecchettl Woodward m DetrOit Delve !Food & fellowship Make a new furry mend Fnday, from 10 a m to 8 Method classes, Mondays, mto DetrOit's rock culture , Share good food and fe~- Thursday, when the Grosse Pointe p m and Saturday and Dec 3 through Feb 25, from through the free Video 1\owshlp dunng the Men s Ammal Adoption SocIety Sunday, from 10 a ro to 6 Nov. 29 8 15 to 9.30 p m or Fnday Ecumenical Strange Frut, runnmg con- bnngs a selection of poten- p m TIckets are $8 for Picturing old Detroit Tuesdays, Dec 4 through tinuously through Fnday, Breakfast, Fnday, Nov 16, tial pets to the Chlldren's adults, $6 for semors, and BrIan Lee Dunmgan, Feb 26, from 8 15 to 9 30 Nov 30 Make your own 'at 7 30 a m., at Grosse Home of DetrOIt, 900 Cook $4 for cluldren, ages 2 to 12 curator of maps at the P m The fee IS $77 for one POinte Memonal Church, 16 cards, envelopes and boxes m Grosse Pomte Woods, Call (313) 966-TREE University of Michigan's hour or $122 for two hours dunng free CreatIVe Paper Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte Saturday, Nov 17, from WIlham L Clements per week Increase your psy- Drop-In Workshops, Farms The Rev Phrlhp chiC abilIties With noon to 3 pm Call (313) Pop art LIbrary and author of Thursdays, Nov 15 and Nov Jackson of Chnst Church, 884-1551 Frontier Metropolis Developmg Your IntUitIOn, DetrOit, will be the featured Vernor's collector KeIth 22, from noon to 3 p m The Wunderhch will dIscuss the PICtunng Early DetrOIt, Mondays, Dec 3 and Dec entIre famIly can enJoy guId- ~peaker The fee IS $5 Call 1701-1838, WIll offer a free 10, from 7 to 930 pm The ed DIA tours featunng the ,(313)882-5330 House beautiful htstory of DetrOIt's favonte gmger ale company dunng lecture at the Central fee IS$30 Set sad on a raft- ASian Art CollectIOn, draw- DIscover great decoratmg mg tnp through the Great an Antiques In Your Attic Branch of the Grosse Pomte mg In the gallenes, a free Ideas WIth a tour of the Gorge durmg an Adventure -Exciting antiques DetrOIt Symphony Senes program, Saturday, Public Library, 10 Kercheval Papel Plcado Drop-In Series 2001 Along the New Antiques dealers from Orchestra Volunteer Nov 17, at 1 pm, at the m Grosse Pomte Farms, Workshop and a !lve perfor- DetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum, Thursday, Nov 29, at 7 30 RIVertravelogue/dmner pro- mance by clannetIst Marvm across the natIon win gather CouncIl's 2001 DeSigner gram, Tuesday, Dee 4, from Showhouse, 2716 Turtle 5401 Woodward m DetrOIt pm Seating ISlimited Call Kahn dUring a Jazz Fnday, r 'at the Mlchl,gan State 7 to 8 15 P m The fee IS $6 Ridge in Bloomfield Hlns, The fee IS$5 Call (313) 833- (313) 343-2074, ext 220 Nov 16, from 6 to 9 p m 'FaIrgrounds, on Woodward for the film and $15 for the 'at Eight Mile In DetrOIt, for Saturday, Nov 17 through 1419 Mary Washmgton WIllrelate Sunday, Dec 9 The 10,000 dmner Travel to tales from Artists Take on the 54th annual DetrOit Mark calendars Frankenmuth for Chnstmas 'GoodWill Antiques Show, square foot French manor IS DetrOIt dunng a free Sunday, Nov. 18 Parcells' bazaar With The DIamonds mUSical Storytellmg program, Fnday, Nov 16 through a showcase for the works of group, Wednesday, Nov 28, Sunday, Nov 18 Collectors more than 20 of the area's Greek melodies FIll up the space under Saturday, Nov 17, at 2 pm. top deSign firms Tours Will EnJOy an afternoon of your Chnstmas tree With from 8 30 a m to 5 30 P m FashIOn your own MUSical can browse amidst fine and The fee IS $60 Get all your folk art, chma, glass, Jewel- be offered dally, except Greek MUSICfor the Lyre gifts from the 150 exhIbitors Instrument dunng a free featured at the 26th annual hohday gifts at Great Lakes ry, Silver and more, check ThankSgiVing Day, from 10 and Violin, Sunday, Nov 18, Drop-In Workshop, Sunday, CrossIng dunng a out the GoodWIllBooth and a m to 3 p m Tickets are at 12.30 pm, m the Juned Hohday Bazaar, Nov 18, from noon to 4 pm FellowshIp Hall of the Saturday, Dec 1, from 10 Chnstmas Shoppmg Day Other events planned for Country Store, have theIr $18 m advance or $20 at the Tnp, Monday, Dec 3, from 9 own antIques appraIsed and door Call (313) 576-5154 AssumptIOn Cultural a m to 5 pm, at Parcells that same day mclude a 1 Center, 21800 Marter, on Middle School, 20600 Mack a m to 5 p m The fee IS$20 pm, NAMES Project AIDS partICIpate m a SIlent auc- PreregIster usmg your tIOn Doors Will be open on the Grosse Pomte WoodsiSt In Grosse Pomte Woods Memonal QUilt Drop-In ClaIr Shores border The Early-bird tickets, which Master Card or Visa, VIafax Workshop and a Gallery free program ISsponsored by allow shoppers to enter at 9 at (313) 884.6638, e-MaIl Talk offered by Scott HE 0 Due the Cultural Committee of am, are $3 TIckets to enter www warmemonal org, or Hockmg and Clinton Smder AM RT I E the Greek Orthodox DIocese between 10 a m and noon call (313) 881-7511 who Willd1scuss their mstal- of DetrOit and the Modern are $2, tIckets sold after latlOn Rehcs at 2 pm Last week's Greek Studies Unit of the noon WIll be $1 Advance Divorce recovery PreregistratIOn IS reqUIred Department of ClaSSICS, tickets are avaIlable at The EastSIde DIVorce for most programs Call Greek and Latm at Wayne Parcells from 1 to 3 pm, Support Group IS offenng a (313) 833-4249 puzzle Monday, Nov 26 through State UniversIty Call (586) practIcal semmar and sup- Ford House 779-6111. Friday, Nov 30 ProcE'eds port group for adults recov- solved benefit Parcells' Parent enng from divorce or the experiences Expenence the grandeur Chorus, organ Teacher OrgamzatlOn pro- end of any long-term rela- Jects Call (313) 432-4600 tIOnship, Tuesdays, through of one of "AmerIca's & orchestra Castles," at the Edsel & The Chnst Church Homes for holidays Dec 4, from 7 to 9 pm, at Tour five of the Pomte's Grosse POinte Umted Eleanor Ford House Tours Chorale, the DeHaven WIll be offered on the hour, most dlstmctlve homes Church, 240 Chalfonte In Chorale and orgamst Tuesday through Saturday, Brennan Szafron and decked out In seasonal Grosse Pomte Farms The fee IS $50 Call (313) 882- from 10 a m to 4 pm, and orchestra WIllcombme theIr splendor durmg the 2001 Grosse pOinte South High 6757 Sunday, from noon to 4 p m talents to present a Concert Hoh;ay tours WIll begIn on for Chorus, Organ and Schul,l l\Tothers' Club Hohday Walk, Sunday, Dec Fnday, Nov 23 The Tea Orchestra, Sunday, Nov 18, Sign up Room IS open for lunch, 2, from noon to 5 p m The at 7 30 pm, m Christ Expand your communica- Tuesday through Saturday, self-d1rected tour features a Church Grosse POinte, 61 tIOn skIlls WIth a free course from 10 a m to 4 pm Tours Grosse Pomte Boulevard m waterfront mansIOn on m Amencan SIgn Language, Wmdmdl Pomte where pas- are $6 for adults, $5 for Grosse Pomte Farms Tuesday, Nov 20, at 630 semors and $4 for children TIckets are $10 or $15 Call try cheflMartha Stewart pm, m the Harper Woods protege Michelle Bommanto Grounds admISSIOn IS $5 (313) 885-4841 Pubhc Library, 19601 Annual Passes are avadable Will be on hand to offer tIps Harper m Harper Woods for $18 CaIl (313) 884-4222 on hohday cookie decorat- ReservatIOns are recom- Friday, Nov. 23 mg DeSigner RIck Carmody mended Call (313) 343- Loin's run Will be statIOned at the 2575 Assumption offerings Help the Grosse Pomte Grand MaraiS home built by A full schedule of classes DetrOIt TIger Hall of Fame Pointe's past and events await you thIS LIOns Club make stndes In Expenence Grosse broadcaster Ty Tyo;on to See METRO. page 3B the fight agamst Cystic Pomte's past With a free, FibrOSISand more by Slgn- mtroduce ways of addmg mg up for the fourth annual contemporary flan to a tra- 5K Jmgle Bell WalklRun, d1tlOnal home Tickets are Friday, Nov 23 RegistratIOn $15 pre-sale and $18 on the opens at 7 30 a m and the day of the tour They can be DO YOU ••• race Will start at 9 a m The purchased at the Grosse Pomte South High School want to be in the metro calendar? run Will depart the track at Then IlIIout tlllS lonn send rt 1096 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Store, the Breadsmlth, Grosse POinte South High Farms, 48236, or lax 10(313) 882-1585. by 3 pm Fnday School, 11 Grosse Pomte 19487 Mack In Grosse Boulevard 10 Grosse Pomte Pomte Woods, The Grosse Event Farms, proceed along Fisher Pomte War Memonal, Date to Kercheval and along Cavanaugh's Office Supply Kercheval, through The and Gifts, 16837 Kercheval Time VIllage, to Cadieux, and In Grosc;e POInte, Hlckey's- Place back to South The fee IS$15 Walton Pierce Clothier. for adults, $8 for chIldren 17140 Kercheval In Groc;se Cost under the age of 17 and $5 POinte, the Pomte Pedlar, 88 Questions? Call for dogs The firc;t 500 appli- Kercheval In Gros'le Pomte Contact Person cants WIll get a free T-c;hlrt Farms and Rennell & Call (313) 885.0840 Company CreatIVe GIft November 15, 2001 126 Ala Annie Grosse Pointe News A LA ANNIE Make these potatoes ahead of time By Annie Roule~-ScherHf Homemade mashed pota- Oven-baked fluffy. cook who can prepare them and creamy and yummy toes are a must on Allowto cool and turn the as early as two days before and dreamy You'll sleep ThanksgWIng day. Spuds Mashed Potatoes potatoes Into a large 'lUrkey Day Youknow a well on ThanksglVlng Eve from a box are unaccept- 5 pounds russet pota. greased bakmg dish Dot recipe ISfrom the old school knowmg that your fresh able toes, peeled and quar. the top of the potatoes Wlth when It calls for omon salt homemade mashed potatoes The problem IShow to tered addltlOnal butter If you are and garlIc salt These are are tucked away m the balance the bird, the vega 8 oz. cream cheese makmg the potatoes m two Items that you won't refngerator gles, the gravy, the stuffing 2 teaspoons onion salt advance, cover and refnger- find In my pantry One more dIsh can be and mashed potatoes from 1 teaspoon garlic salt ate until you are ready to I bought the salts, howev- checked off your hst With scratch all at the same pinch of white pepper bake them For the sake of er, and the potatoes turned Just one week to go, It's time It becomes over. 2 tablespoons butter effiCIency,allow one hour of out great I also prepared tIme to begln Start With whelmmg "restmg" time between the them substItutmg 1/2 cup the sweet potato muffins (10 The solutIOn?Make- Cook the potatoes m a refngerator and the oven sauteed chopped scallIons my Nov 1 column), bake you can reduce your stress ahead (up to 2 daj'll oven large pot of salted bOIlmg R!lkf' '''!l preheated 350 and 2 teaspoons chopped them and freeze them level for what 1" "upposed baked mashed potatoes water until very tender degree oven for 30 to 45 fresh garlIc for the seasoned Then, on Monday, prepare to be a day of reflection and ThiS vIntage recipe comes Dram the cooked potatoes mmutes, untIl the top salts For those who are the Jellied cranberry and gIvmg thanks from an old Philadelphia and mash m a mlXeror becomes golden brown watchmg their sodlum port sauce (m my Nov 8 col- Jumor League cookbook food processor Add the Serve hot mtake, the fresh mgrem. umn) Then make the Thanks for a great reCipe, that belongs to my gal pal cream cheese, omon salt, These dehclOusmashed ents offer an updated alter- mashed potato recIpe on Dorothy Next week I'll gIVe Dorothy Farley of Grosse garlIc salt, pepper and but- potatoes WIllbe a hit at the native 'lUesday or Wednesday you my vintage recipe for Pomte Farms ter Beat untIl smooth and table and a hit Withthe Both verSIOnsare nch With a httle planmng, leftover turkey

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Jumor quarterback Bnan pleted the first-half burst, By Bob St. John our speed," 'lemor runmng Seery was near perfect, com- sconng on a two-yard run Staff wnter back Darnell Hood said pleting 8-of.10 passes for The Lancers' final two Bishop Gallagher';, foot- "We were focused today II Hood, who earned the 138 yards and one touch- scores were a 19-yard run by ball team IS back In the state DetrOIt Free Press all-East down, plus he rushed for a Hood and a 28-yard run by semifinals for the thtrd tIme Fh'own fil"l wam h"nur" carher In score :md p:lssed for two In the past lour yt'i1I::1, DefenSIvely, the Lancers thanks to last weekend's 52- the week, rushed for 209 two-pomt conversIOns JUnior tight end Tim yIelded a httle more than 14 thrashing of the Kmgston yards on 19 carnes With three touchdowns, whIle Becker (69 yards) and semor 200 yards In the first half, Cardmals but only 20 m the final two The wm gave head coach semor fullback Damlen WIde receiver MIlton Johnson (33 yards) each had quarters George Sahadl and hIS Brown had 142 yards on two receptIons, whIle semor "Coach Sahadl told us to Lancers a DIVISIOn8, RegIon only eIght carnes With three \VIde rece1Ver DaVId Jones bear down and play defense 4 champIOnshIp touchdowns (23 yards) and sophomore hke we can," Hood saId. "We "We had to prepare for a KIngston, whIch came mto the game WIth an Impres- Wide receIver Lonme dId a great Job of shutting good Kingston team that down Kmgston after the used a very dIverse offense," sive playoff resume, gave up Pettway (13 yards) each first quarter" Sahadl saId "They had 20 POints m each of the first caught one pass In the first quarter, the Pettway and Becker e

Photo by Ro,h Slllars Grosse Pointe North's Jill Bramos dribbles past Fraser's Katie Price during the Macomb Area COD- ference tournament championship game. Fraser nips North in MAC title game By Chuck Klonke Bennett saId after the Sports Editor Norsemen lost 33-30 to Grosse Pomte North dId- Fra;,er In last Frtday's n't Win the first Macomb champIOnshIp game at East Area Conference gIrls bas- DetrOIt ketball tournament but "The thmgs I value were North coach Gary Bennett there tomght, so I'm happy was happy Just the same even though we dIdn't wm Photo by Bob Bruce "There are times when we We battled all the way The WIn and I'm not happy effort was there We com pet- The Bishop Gallagher football team, above. cap- last week. blasting KingstoD 52-14 in a Divisioll 8. because we dIdn't play the tured its third regional title in the past four years Region 4 contest at Eastpointe Memorial Field. way I want us to play," See NORTH, page 3C

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I W11h Coupon' eXpires 12-ll1-C1 .J L With t".oullOecond m 1 06 52 vote of the coacheh A good start IS always "The medley relay wa, cI Blue DevIl;, was the 100 but- Melissa Jamenno took terfly, which comeb after the Ity has been mvaluable for The Blue Devils took Important ~wmg event for us," said firsts In the 50 free;,tyle us Greta Ib Ju;,t a fre"hman three of the first blX placeb That's what Grobse POInte South coach Jim Bellanca long break for the dIVing but she's one of our be",t but- m the 200 indIVIdual medley (2521) and the 100 free;,tyle South's gIrls bWlmmIng "We loaded It up and the competitIOn terfly sWimmers" With JunIOrs A;,hley Wenk, (5486) team had last week In the gill, came through for us North's Knstln Shelden Ashley Wenk wa" becond Dzul and Anderle Another Followmg are the wmners Macomb Area Conference "We knew we had to WIn won the fly III 1 02 18 but of each event and the North III 1 06 46, a half-~ewnd btrong event for South \\ as Red DIvIsIOn meet at UtIca one of the three relays If we South'b Wenk bl"ters, A;,hley ahead of her '>I;,ter the 500 freestyle where and South sWimmers who I':u,enhower were gomg to Will the meet and Greta, took the next two South had a wmfortable ;,emors Lmd;,ay Rodin, lim"hed m the top 12 We decided to go for the spots, whIle North'~ Mehbsa The Blue DevIls won the lead gOing mto the beLOnd Allison Clark and Jenmfer medley relay becaube It wa~ Cleary, Margaret EugenIO 200 medley relay I Gros"e 200-yard medley relay - day of competitIOn but Rllhardbon-Rossbach were the first eVl nt lit the IlleLt - the fin,t event and If we won and Jenmfel Mete;, took PomU South IMananna Anderle Bellanca wasn't taking any "ewnd, fifth dnd Sixth, Malia lJzul, Amber Rodm, Lmdsay With the teaJIl ut Mananna It would get us off to a good fourth through sIxth place thmg for gr:mt"d '''''pcctlvely Sophomorp P d"" 1 f"'l.l (;1 ) (Trn"qp Pnmtf" Anderle, Malld V,ml, Amber btart ' Ilia,'" ~ullh'" "II vh",-"t "You never know what'., Tina Jabln was seventh In ~orth ,('"rolyn Jacobs ~Iargaret Rodm and LlIJd,ay RodIn South's medley relay team event and for Ub to take bec- bugenLo (,hn,tlne Steven; Cassy gomg to happen III the the 500 had a WInmng time of ond and third wa~ huge," Millerl 20612 7 Gro'se Pomte c1nd went on to llnIsh "'Ith finals,n he said "If" good to Molly O'Loughlln c1nd 383 pomh ItJ! d 42-poInt 1 5801 whIle North wa;, sec- Bellanca said "Ashley I;' one SOLlth J"m, '\lOfT'S '1atahe Helleh, go In WIth an advantage but Amber Rodm each placed Jennifer DeHayes ( ourtnev you don't know what kind of among the top three In the Tompkmsi l 1007 8 (,ro,,," swmgs It'S gOing to take" 50 and 100 free;,tyle race~ PomU' \'orth IRdchel Bourv ,lenna Sophomore Alex Doherty Tocco Kr"tma Vanbpek Natahe That's why Bellanca and ('aroldnl 2 11 96 assl;,tant coaches BIll won the con"olatlOn final" In Thompson, Jamw Mertz and both the 50 and 100 200 freestyle 1 Rdchael CurcI Tom Mulhern ~trebsed the freestyle event!> and frebh- Dakota 156 Ol l, Lmd""y Rodm, man Katw Stleler earned South I 59 ';I 4 Alhson Clark, Importance of domg well m South 20439 5 ~tephante Fnday's prehmmanes pomts m the same two Leaman, North, 20460 7 Jenmfer "Each team can enter four raceb Rlchard,on RO for the second day," Bellanca 200 freestyle and Andrea 200 mdivldual medley 1 saId "That meant that a Flkany m the 100 back- Kamm} Miller North 210 l1 l thIrd of the sWImmers who stroke Earmng valuable Kn,tm ~helden North 2 20 30 l pomts III the dIVing for Ashley Wenk "louth 2 24 7'> qualIfied for the finaj;, were II,lana Owl i:louth, 2 26 36 b from South South were Katnna Laney Mananna Anderle South 22672 "Saturday IS the day you and Laura Vandehnder 9 Becka .Jenzen South 2304 l 10 pick up the most pomts, but North won both freestyle Carol} n Jacob, North 21075 11 you can't wm those pomts relays and the NOfbemen Mehs-a Cleary Korlh 23104 took five of the indIVIdual WIthout getting through on 50 freestyle 1 "Iell"sa Fndayn first places Jamermo North 2t 21 2 "loll} South's only mdlvldual Kammy MIller was first In O'Loughhn South 2'>30 4 Amber VIctory came from freshman the 200 indIVIdual medley In Rodm, Soulh 2602 6 Ca,"} Miller l'.orth 2632 7 Alexandra Grosse Pointe South's girls swimming team celebrates after winning the Samantha John, who won 2 1023 and won the 100 Macomb Area Conference Red Division meet. The Blue DevUs also won the divi- Dohert), South 2694 8 Ashle\ the 100 backstroke m brea!>tstroke In 1 07 78 Wynne North 2704 9, KalLe sion's dual meet title with a 5-0 record, Stleler South 27 16 11 Lauren South sweeps MAC crossovers Remhard North 2752 North----- Divmg: 1, Laura Gachewlcz South fimshed the regular E'senhO\'er 277 I'> pOint, 4 Lisa From page mto our forwards because By Chuck Klonke eIght pomt~, SIX rebounds, Ie season With a 7-13 mark ColOSImo North 25455 6 CO!TIn they're so good under the Sports Editor two steals and two a;,slst" Paterek North 24695 7 Katnna ed We Just dIdn't fimsh n basket," saId Kuppe, who GpJ".,e Pomte South's "She seems to be able to get Laney, South 240 30 9 Laura The champIOnshIp game coached the boys and gIrls gIrls basketball team ended the whole team gOing" Tournament Vanderhnder, South 172 15 matched the top two teams basketball teams at Unfortunately, Shepard 100 butterfly' I Knstln Its regular "eason on a pOSI- Shelden North 1 02 18 2, A,hle' m the MAC Wlnte DIVI~lOn Lutheran East m the early missed several MAC Red preview show The two teams spht theIr tive note by sweepmg the Wenk, South 1 06 46 3 Greta 1990s "But North's pres- three cros'\over games contests With a variety of Wenk, South 10696 4, Mell"a two reguldl ,,1.'.1"011 meet- sure took us m and out of against the Macomb Area InJunes, Includmg a broken airs on TV-5 Cleary North I 07 13 5 Margaret mgs North hlll"hLd 13 1 In that We dIdn't always take finger Grosse Pomte TV-5 will Eugemo North, 1 07 52 6 Jenmfer league pld~ Idule Fra.;er Conference WhIte DIVISion Metes North 1 07 66 8 Joann good care of the basketball "We needed tho"e to gIve Lauren Harnngton had aIr the MIdwest Open was a game behllld Mathe\\s South, I 0876 9, Kn,tm They play tremendous us some confidence gOIng SIX pomts and four TennIS Tournament preVIew "When WL lo"t back-to- Padilla South, 10931 defense n rebounds, LIZ LaclUra col- show for the fourth consecu- 100 freestyle I Melissa back game, to North and mto the state tournament," Bramos led North With 10 saId South coach Peggy Van lected five pomt", SIX tIve year on the "Pomters Jamenno, North, 5486 2 Mollv Sterlmg l-h'lghts dUrIng O'Loughlln "louth 5701 1 Amber pOlnts and MeredIth rebounds and two aSSIsts, WIth Prost" program homecomIng week we fig- Eckoute Rodm South '>770 6 Lauren Farmer filllshed WIth mne Beth Mumaw had three Tournament chaIrman ured our chalice;, of wlnmng The two mo"t recent VlCtO- Remhard, !Ioorth 1 00 17 7, Fraser paId specIal atten- pomts and five steals, and James Pattee and Grosse Alexandra Doherty, South '>908 8 the (dIVl~lOn) champlOubhlp nes In the crossovers, whIch tIOn to Farmer were for teams that didn't Stacey Peppler fimshed With Pomte Hunt Club dIrector of KatIe Slieler South 5983 10 were over ,0 we set our "She hurt us m both of the five rebounds and two tennIS BrIan DIVIrgIlIo WIll Ashle} Wynne North, 1 00 39 Sights on the tournament," quahfy for the league tour- 500 freestyle 1 Rachael CurcI first two game!> we played assIsts dISCUSS thIS year's event saId Rambll'I" coach Dave nament, came agamst East Dakota 507 13 2 Lmdsav Rodm t agamst North so we wanted DetrOIt (,'57.39) and RoseVIlle KIm Brynn led RoseVIlle With host John Prost South 5 III 92 3 Stepha me Kuppe to make sure we focused on \Vlth eIght pomt~, mcludmg The tournament WIll be Leaman North, 52574 5 Allison "ThIS has been our goal (39-23) her," Kuppe SaId "We In both of those games, SIX m the fourth quarter held at the Hunt Club from Clark South 535 72 6, Jenmfer since the middle of the sea- Richardson Rossbach South, looked at the films and con- the Blue DevIls won WIth Kassle Mallick had five Nov 28 through Dec 2 The son" 60044 7 Tma Jasm, South centrated on her tenden- pomts and 11 rebounds prevww program WIll be It wasn't an ea"y goal to strong second-half effort;, 5 ; I 22 8 Anne Kopf North, cles" In It;, game WIth East shown from Monday, Nov 19 5 52 13 9 Sara Zak North, achIeve The Ramble'" had South led 16-13 at half- PIeper led Fraser, whIch DetrOIt, South led all the through Sunday, N ov 25 55552 to beat Red DlVl'lOn cham- time against RoseVIlle but takes an 18-2 record mto way but the Blue DeVIls only Among the teams entered p\on UtIca FUId II 64-46 m outs cored the Panthers 18-1 200 frel!style rl!lay 1, Grosse the state tournament, WIth had a 26-20 advantage at are four-time champIOn Amy the semIfinals to get anoth- m the thIrd quarter POinte North 1 42 23 2, Grosse eight rebounds and Katie halftime South pulled away FraZier and Steve HerdOlza er chance at North, whIch RoseVIlle dIdn't get ItS first POinte South (Molly 0 Loughhn, Prrce had seven Farmer m the fourth quarter when They teamed up to wm the A,hle) Wenk Greta Wenk KatIe beat Sterlmg HeIghts second-balf POint until there pulled down eIght rebounds It outs cored the Shamrocks tournament m 1998 and Stlelerl, 14606 7 Gro,se Pomte Stevenson 45-40 m over- were 47 second" left m the for North and Bramos had 18.10 1999 FIve-tIme tltllst Ed North 1 5092 8 Grosse Pomte third quarter South 15287 time SIX Bigham played another Peppler and Laclura each Nagel WIll return to defend The tItle game was Just "Our second halves have outstandmg defenSIve game had outstandmg games for hIS title WIth Anne MIller 100 backstroke: 1, Samantha what would be expected been much better lately," for the Norsemen, who fin- the Blue DeVIls Peppler col- Grosse Pomter Susan J~hn South 10635 3 Mananna from two of the top teams m Van Eckoute said "We had- Ished the regular season lected 13 pomb, five Mascann-Keane, a former Anderle Soulh 10662 4, Carolyn n't played good second Jacobs Korth 10682 6, Rachel the league \Vlth a 17-3 mark rebounds, five "teals and top 30 women's tour player, Fraser Jumped out to a 6- halves most of the season" Bour, North 1 08 9'1 7 Andrea It took a major comeback two aSSIsts, while LaclUra Will team With Detrolter o lead on three straIght Semor guard Stephame Flkan) South 109 29 8 Llndql!y from North m ItS semlfincll had 13 pOint", three Steve Campbell Campbell Craig South I 0948 mSlde buckets b) JackIe Shepard prOVIded the spark to get Into the ChamI!IOnshlp rebounds, five "teal" and an recently played on the men's 100 breaststroke: I, Kammy SorgI but North an"wered for South early III the second game assIst tour and was ranked 78th Miller North I 07 78 2 Mana WIth a 10-0 run to take the half She scored SIX of Dzul South 1 1454 4 ChrIstine Stevenson led by SIX South's first seven pomts m Lawren Moraw~kl fin- natIOnally Ste,en" "orth 1 1826 5, Becka lead early III the "econd pomt,; With about 6 1/2 mm- the half and aha keyed the Ished WIth seven pomts, five Other local players sched- Jenzen i:louth I l830 7 Meredith quarter utes left but the Norsemen rebounds and three ;,teals uled to compete are Grosse Moore North I 1959 8, Rachel After that, neIther team defenSIve effort \Vlth a cou- turned up the defenSIve and LI7 Halpm had seven Pomte South varsity squad Hatha\\a\, South 1 1977 9, Kelly led by more than four ple of steal'> ('on nor SOLlth I 21 97 11 Knstma heat and qUIckly tIed the pomb LIZ Ridgway had five members Blake WllImarth pomt" Fra;,er held a 15-14 "When ;,he s been healthy, Vanbeek !Ioorth 1 23 12 game pomts, five rpbounds two and Vicky SeIter halftime lead The she's been a spark for us," 400 fn!estyle relay 1 Gro"' tied the game on 2002 Serie~ Dry Cargo Van made two free thl 0\\ '< With a steal and fln end-to-end 246 rem,unl11g FI,I,er'" layup WIth 1 03 rE'mammg Kn;,tl Pwper, whu ,,,II cd all Shelby SImmon hIt fl paIr of The Board oj l-dulatlOn 01 The Gro~~e P(1lnte Puhlil "lhool IlIne of her pOInt" ITl the "ec- free throw;, to glVe North '>y,tem W'lvne Couoly. M\lhlgan will relel~e ~ca\ed h\ll-, for ond half, broke thl' tl£' WIth the lead but the TItan" tied a 2002 model year dry l.lrg" \an ",ah.l h)dr.luhL lift \'iOOO# 1 46 to go PIeper then h It. a the game agam on a paIr of CoV\VR Vehlde ,hall he tor lommerll,11 ~eT\Ile and Amenl,ln Jumprr from lIhldl' th£' foul shot;, WIth 33 second" to manul.lllUTed \ehlde pamt WIth IU'cn tle, 10laled al IR9 '>1 (l,lIT mtle" do",n the "tretch, time on a putha('k bv A\e GTt,,~e POinte MI 4R210 mcludlllg "everal layup~, Brflmo.; and "tayed ahead hut managed only one ba,,- the rest of the way krt m the last five mmutr~ "From th(' fourth quartN '>ealcd Bld~ WIll he due Wedne'dav NO\emher 2R 2001 ,II "I thlllk It might hflV£, on we really played well and 1000 1m e,l,tern ~t,lnd,lTd lll11e ,lithe Adll1ln"tr.lIIOn Building beE'n dIfferent If we could It carn('d over mto ot the Gro,'e POlnle B\'ard 01 f dUlatlOn IR9 Sl CI,m A\e hav£' gottE'n the lead toward (Frrday'«) game,n Bennett (,ro"e POinte MI 4R210 al Whllh lime and plale Ihe hId, the end of the game," ~ald 'We broke out of the \\ ill he opened and puhhdy read aloud Bennett ~ald "We're prE'tty "lump we've heen III " good at prot£'('tlng the lead" Bramo" led North With 14 P\ea~e dlrelt que'lIon~ 10 I arry Yankau~ka~ '>upcr\l'or oj Kuppe ~;lId thdl thL plan pOInt" and 12 rebound" BUlldmg~ and Ground, 11 \ 4 n 10R2 wa~ to get thl' ball 1Il,>ldpto Farml'r added 11 pomt" and Photo hv Dr R'chard DunlAp SorgI and PIE'per and thE' .,('ven rebound" and BIgham Stephanie Shepard provided a second-half spark two ofthE'm ('omhllll'd for 1Cl fllll"h£'d With eight pomt~ Roard of Education pOlllt", WIth SorgJ culll'ctmg Holly MeIer h'd St£,v('n,on for Grosse Pointe South's girls ba.ketball team in (,ro"c Pmntc Puhlic Slhool ""Iem d team-high 10 With IH pomt" last week'. victory over Roseville. (, PN I IIORIO \ &. II1I 'i/0\ Linda Farmer, ~clrcl,lr~ We wmment, Patnck Duman ('ommenls The Charger- got Odober l'l 2001 and [he mlnuh.., \)1 1hl. S a ,nap were Joe Conway, Danny Sh,mmel had a fine ,II around per Parcell,'llghtmngJ 1JThmntof SI '1t14'~ l6 1'" <,lIl1m1tttJ0...lht. ell;: Mandger and ell~ ('ontroU~ :lOd all sea,on while workmg out further 3Ulhon1C' Lhe-M3)( r t'l"\lCe\ perf ItTned dId an out,tandmg Job ,ill Dlrk,en 2 Dan French Hl'nry Mlh Barn Rachel Bello"ch 'lOd In the la~ roll ... and Reid Fragpl really car- ,ea<;on on long ,nap" [ IZ Citro ""err out"tandmg In g-oal -4 AppfO\t. pa"mc..m I \nlkr\ m. ;,~...lt n \. \\-v,end:. Inl. In lhe amount ofSl" Olli 10 F,ldes 2 Y1ark Siorme, Beth ned the team \Vlth theIr for th( \Varn(lr-,. \..ho g-ot ",trong hlr profe<;<,lon31 <'tr.IU <; dunn!! lht. m "Ih l ~plemher 2001 for l~ fol1ow1ng pr I The defen"e had one of \h Thoma,IKlllghhl Jtd\ W ..lIlf DI"lrIh Ill. n \\ ,Itm ~11r p~qOOI Guardratl Replacement .I~O 01K runmng: Clmmarru<;tl saId Commentq The Laker- T ,l t"o "a\ efforh from ('on nor I\rn,l!cr Pr It";.l ~l'(l1 (lc,,;; HJrr~r \ ...... nUt RepaIrs #1800'0 "'001 ('(mcn:tc- best game., Lmeb?cker "Bobby Peltz was a great Maurer pla,ed a good all around Y1arltnu771 bnka Bade "'latt Bove P1H'oxnl Rep11r 1'111(0 'J-lil) "I,)(ll j ,nl (facK 'C'1.hn'l. $tl80 060 2001 [.mcr~en " NIlk Durham had an mtN- and la' Gnnda Th, [,ghtnong had (1C'1n1n~ \,)1 '-.<..w .. r #1'(OOh';; I l\lot <, ProjCCI #OW 066 Recr~al.on "llOrJl!t utlhty player And our end, game alonl:: ,"Ih WIll ('oak on ceptlOn and made tackle, all a good team efTort BUlldmE #1 ROOll~ dnd the- Inti rm1tH n \I~n" I W 062 Kpvlll Gmnebaugh, really offense And, Pfeuffer on d"len,1' " Arprmc pJH1Xn! t D I\,d ro.1I1hnl md "" ...Xlale" In the amount of S8 2"H 20 fm over the field Lmeman and Palnck Satlelmeler 10 goal Knights I, EaKleq 1 m.1...1l.r phnnln~ <;.{"T\I~l rxrt rn1tJ n the hbnf\l Mlkp LaclUra played hi" Improved" The KIllJ(ht. Bnan Cromb'" and Goal' nan French 1h.lllghh) 6 I\pprtl\oc.. r .....rT'IC'nll I I R\( {} \lIh ..~npell n \er\ICC'li In lhe amounl of S.c;06" !1 fOf lhe. The dPfen<;e wa<; led by W,ll ('alle\\ aerl plaved excellenl ',,,ton KIrk (Fagle_, rur\"h"l~ of maElllne ;mlj nt \lo<,r11'T lIh<'~r ptlon" for ltk l..Ibrary hp.,t game of the .,ed.,on n 1r A""t.' Henrv ~Iide' IKmghhl 7 AppTl\tp.1\1mtnti ehc(II., If(,! ...... P,ntei"U'm-lilnthcam UnII.1ISI20R0711 Danny Demp"ey played well Imebacker, MIke ~efen,e Harper ","o.."h pmrotlll nHt <'hI.. I Ihe Imumunlllp31 R1d.fl <))-lilem co\eTln~ tht- DeVIls S, Red Wmgq I Comment_ Kn,ght, defenders m thp defpn,lVp backfield ClmmarrU.,tl, ,Jo<;hua Cok pc.n.xt from hmnn I ltlr u~1 J nt ~Il {)(JI Goal' "'htlhe" Clune I ~,' an 'lcot! Dlrk,,-n ano Tr, nt (.chnnl:: to( Tt a(J.,p, I~ 1,.11.1,( \" Re<;(l11l11 r, It tl r1h 'n pJjZc I ollhe t",..d~el do~.UlTI(ni tlert~) and Matouk had ~everal and Clayton Carter and cor- Gul'lle Clark [)It,ha" M.ltthew I c<,t3lhll\hlngIhe tnll" ...mg!.' t II.. I l(){)"' nprhack., Gue.,t and Roger CK"'ntolfund 1'"'1/;1\-1111<, hard hlh Shan Ie) 1 J)e"h, Dan'el See GPSA.page JOe Retu<,(' fund ...00 "'1111\ B1Il) Matouk, I Cflnt "'fl, Vandprbu""che 11t"Jnr ....11Ifld (~ Mil)., I>C-hl ~f\ Lce I und ~ ~ }1J..1I..> enough about thh kId" 10 fAI ~ ...q Mill" Kunlv ,aId Hl alwfl)" \t" In Pioneers let lead slip away in loss lJ T "rr,r thC' Rut1fd I\d'lrll n I \ppTl rrn'l 'n RI lint n tOllnd \~n p'"lE:e 2 )( rh<. h\ld~C't dot.,Uml"nl lht. rC"tn, 1 'or1JnF II", ...no ....BudplCI 1<' rTl ~t nttt1 gave ;t evprythmg hp had all 10 Ilnt In ;In.tlrd1fl ..t ',1,IIh (h1pllf ~7 '\111 It" ,('...11 n ...."'7 1211 Jnd 1] 1<' ,( ltlc (l"k <;pa,on' Rowm.,k\ 'aId 'The girl, at 46, hut ZOl Chn.,tlan\ f ()rdlnlo,C'<, a r LtC't t "1 KO00 p;. r r...... \ icnll.J1 ("qul\JII nl \I",' 1(, hc.rlh., l ~Iahhoc;hc-d By Bob St John JUNIOR VARSITY: made ,ome .,haky d<,(1.,lOn, ,Jen! 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t,PN 11/1'1'001 Thursday, November 15, 2001 Classifieds Grosse Pointe News I The Connection (313)882-6900 ext. 3 fHX:31J-J43-556~ 313-88~-6~OOext 3 CLHSSIFIE ~~I"EnTISIN6 web. http://grossep0Intenews.com DEADUNES Snow R.moval 975 Vocuum Sol.. /50rv". RIAL ESTATE fOR SAI.f & Plumbing & In""llahon 966 ~9004 Asphalt Paving Repa" 957 968 Slucca 976 Venillatian Serv". Au"'/lruck Repa" 958 Panosl P-orches ..., 905 Power Wa,l"ng 969 SWlmm,ng Pool Serv"e 977 Wall Wa,h,ng ANNOUNCEMlNTSO SITUATlON WANTED AI1TOMOTIVf 907 Bosemenl Woterproohng 959 TV /Radla/CS RadIO 980 w,ndow, :~~~ ~~/'li~M 0 Roohng Serv "e 970 ICall1o,-cbe dcoosl 099 8u "n ... 300 Sduooons wanIo00 CO" Both lub ReI,n"h,ng 960 ()pporty"'''.' 908 Storm, And Screen. 971 Telephone 11'1.101101100 981 WIndow Wa,l,"'g CLASSIFIEDS 100 Announcemenb 301 ClerICal 601 Chry~er 909 51cyde Repa". 962 973 TIleWork 982 waadbvrner ServICe TUESDAY 12 NOON 101 Pray." 302 CanvaIOK.ntC",. 602 Ford Malntenanc. 964 Sower Cleon,ns 5orv". Sewing Machine Repair 974 VCR Repa" ~a11 fo H<,I~ cbe doIeo 102 La,t & found 303 Day Cor. 603 General Moton B"ck/81oc~ Worlt 91>5 PAYMENTS I 103 Atlorneyo/legol, 304 General 60A Anhqu./Cla.51c 91\ B" kllng/Remodellna Prepayment" !!CIUl,od lOA Accountlns 0 305 House Cloon",s 1>05 Forelsn 912 CaulkIng • W I Vi Me tore d ------301> Hou .. SI"'ng 1>06 SpoI'l Utdlty 913 Carpentry c;bj:~ ,or SPECIAL SERVICES 307 Nul'''' Aide. 607 Junker. 9U Carpel Cloonlng AD;)ITLES: 105 An,we"ngServlc., 308 OfficeCleamng 608 ParbT" .. Alarm, 915 Carpelln,tollohan Word Ad, 12 word, $1275 106 Camp, 309 Sales 609 Rentals/lea"ng 911> Cemenl Wonk odd'honal word, 65- each \07 Computer Wobo,,,, 310 A.. "ted lIVing 111>10 Sporn CO" 918 ChImney CleaOlng 108 Computer Serv,C. -----...;.- 611 Trucks 919 Abbr Ch,mney Repa" Mea ~aAdhon'$!!!llacc60epted 109 Entertainment MERCHANDISE 6\2 Vans 920 Clock Repa" ,ur ,,22 per 110 Drive" Educohon 400 Anh"_ / Collechble, "13 Won led T_ 'uy Computer Repa" calu mn lOch 111 Happy Ad, 401 AppTIanc.' 614 A I '" U 921 CLnSSIflEO nOVEnTISING Border Ad, $2485 per 112 H""Itf1 & Nutnllon 402 Am & Crolls ulo n'uronce 9223 Con,Irvc1lon RepaH col umn lOch 1 13 Hobby In'lruchon 403 Audlon. I> 15 Aula Serv".. 92 Dech/Patla, 96 Kercheval- Grosse Pomte Farms, MI4823 Spe.1'>! roledol' help wonted 1,~ M" F~ '0'''" .010.01 8 c",-Ie. RECREATIONAL =~~~ Doo" (313) 882-6900 ext 3 - Fax (313) 343-5569 I DrYWlOII/Pia ".flng F~NCY DISCOUNTS, ~~~n.,,/Holpen 650 A"plane, 929 web htlp IIgrossepo,nlenews com I m 1~~:rs'd;' Electflcal ServICes NAME CLASSIFICATION' --- GIVen for mulh -Ie "heduled 117 Secre"'"al ServIC.. 407 F"ewood 65\ Boab And Motor' 930 Excavallng odverh"ng WIthprepaymenl 118 Tax Serv". 408 Furn,lur. 652 Boallnwrance 933 Fences. ADORESS CITY ~ZIP _ or credll approval 119 TransporlOhon/TrCIVei 409 ~/Yord/~ Sole 653 1loob Part1 And Service 934 f"eploce. I I Calilonates or fOllnor. 120 Tutor"'9 Educallon 410 Hou.ehokl Salo. 654 Boal Storage/docking 935 floor Sandlng/Relln ,h.ng Informahan Phone l,neHan 121 Drape".. 411 J I 655 Camper. 936 Furnoce Repa,,/ I PHONE ,WOROS __ TOTAL COST PER WEElL-- I be bu'Yon Mondcry& m &=r,:~,~~ahon, 412 :':'Uoneou.Arhd.. ~~~ 937 ,",,,,lIahon ~=~";, FurOlhJre Rehn,s},lngl .:l I U 2 W1onclai Serv,c.. 4104 vrnce bu.", ... Eq",pm.nl 659 Snowmobiles Uphol.ter Ing II Glass Automot ve AMOUNT ENCLOSED oJ::It ~~&~do fy' '26 Conlnb.JhQfl5 WSporan"iTo8uy 660 Trallen 939 I 1,). ,------m Glo .. R.. ,dentlal I "gnlto ... 127 VIdea ServIce> Toolsb qUlpment 661 Water Sporb 940 .h~. • Mlrron, I SIGNATURE EXP DATE Cd,ng u .~I'l.I~,alo \28 Photography ~ 11~ 8eomeBob,.. ------...,. 941 Gor~5 I r""'''i,en;tl;;;;J,tt, HELPWANTiD ~ A19 8ulld,ngMoterlai. RfAL ESTATEfOR RENT \..:.P 9042 landscaper,/Gardene" I $1275 for 12 words Addlllonal words. 6~ each PRE,PAYMENT REQUIRED ;:lbf.'c~~OPY ",bm,tted 2 00 Help Wonted General 0420 R"",Ie/Con"gnmenl Shops 'See ""'"Y~ to:CIo,,"'-d ~~ Gu"en. I 20 1 Hondyman ~:n-"'&...... w .". ,'"""..: 202 Help Wanted ClerICalBoby"ller ------tI ReolE"" .. For :lent ad, 9045 Haui.ng I R~nslbdlty far do hed 203 HelP Wonted ANIMALS REAl ESTATE fOR SALE 946 Hea~ng And Cooling I aclVerhllng .rror" l,mited Ia Dental/MedICal 500 An,mol, AdoP.I A Pel 'See "'" Mogoz"" Sec1>On "You Help Wanted Port Time 504 Humane Sac,eh.. and Urnetory Loll 950 Snow 8lawer Rope" I a LlOal""m I 114711 16 $Ii35 mu,t be g,ven ,n hme lor 207 Help Wonted Sal.. 505 lo.t And Found ------114M 15 correchon,n the loI"""'n9 208 He! hod 501> P.,Broed,ng GUIDE TO SERVICES - 951 lochm.th ~13 11140 14 uI ,,'u. We o"ume no p Won de 507 Pol Eqvlpmenl 900 All' eond,honong 952 MUilC Im.trumenl Rep

200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HHP WANTED GENERAL .. 123 DECORATING SERVICE 200 HELP WANTED GENERAl PLEASE REMEMBER • Customer Servjce HOSTESS- tulll part REMEMBER EARLY DEADLINES DECORATIVE pamtmg ADMINISTRATIVE as- 810 area code will change to 586 ~ (Harper Woods lime benefIts availa- by D Q deSign Faux Sistant, 20 hours per Thanksgiving Holiday (All Macomb Counry Telephone Lines) offIce) needed ble, Grosse POinte finish, children's mu- week DynamiC man- Help Us Molee ill. Changes ... 5 30pm- 9 30pm Mon- restaurant (313)884- All General CJassifieds . rals, custom borders agement consulting n... beComn mondotory by MDrih I. 2002 .. day- Thursday/ 9am- 6810 • prachce located In Deadllne:Monday, Nov. 19for •• 3pm Saturday Good Grosse POinte Fax IMMEDIATE openings THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22 Issue phone skills & sales 109 ENHRTAINMENT your resume to 313- Work In home 101 PRAYERS background helpful Call313-882-6900 exf. 3 ~ 882-6685 $$$$$$, free informa- Will train Work at HOLIDAY muslc- unique A NANNY tion (88B}746-3412 NOVENA to St Jude APPLICATIONS ac- home is option, 32 Cirosse Point~ N~ws WoodWind Tno IS achleveallyourdreams May the Sacred Heart of NETWORK cepted for fullI part year old family bUSI- Jesus be adored, glo- available for your spe- time cashiers, stock, ~ Cial gathenng ness also needs man- "<;?¥.ifP\\oe><1.., IS hmng fice, meetings Dave, of Jesus, pray for us 313)822 0 0 d lull limp conflllenliClI "VlmlnlstfClllVe ( (810)463-8695, (810)- Worker of miracles, Slstant needed part pany, -B 8 \"''''1..,1,111110 \\or!>. \\ Iltl Ihe Director of 890-2773 pray for us St Jude, time, temporary to EXPERIENCED hne Put)hl '-0,11<:>1\'vIoncla\ nldil\ 8 ,Dam helper of the hope- permanent WindOWS cook wanted, ., (X1PTll\\1111 CI ..,Tof k 0 I d MS Off D Ed d R t ., l2 000 ~ 3, (xX> [{e..,pon..,ll>lhllc<; TIGER tickets 2002, 11 less, pray for us n w e ge. Ice a oar 0 es au- IIll lude but not limited 10 rowS behmd VISitor & expenence a must rant 19767 Mack, mr..,/form<;/ r('porl'> game package Excel- emall hlreme@now- Woods Please call prcpmlng mllgolng m Ila\ l' 1\\ 0 ~ eilr<, 01 relilled offll e servICe for all your 200 HUP WANTED G£NEllAl 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL expertenl l' illl '<,<,IX 1,11(, !Wgfcc il \ Cllio WANT somethIng dIffer- 11.11dm n<, I II ( 11'>(' ,mct Ihe <11>1111\ to ent for Chnstmas? I special occasions A gourmet menu that 313-648-9886 rommurlll IS unique trom Mackinac Island fudge -Grosse POInte GREAT CAREER OPPORTUNITY- l11enl..,\\11111(11)(' lOIl"'lder( <1 TIll', I'> ,1 hors d' oeuvres to krtchen In your home -w Bloomfl.,d -Uuanla COpy /CLERICAL REPRESENTAnvE: n, Hl lHlIon po.."lIon \\ 1\11d l){,llelll pk,g Or~ 1\)int~ ~WS c1essert ProfeSSional -Blrmln ham -Rothester and teach someone Seeking full time. energetic. self motlV8ted 111,)1 k,groulllllTl>,e..,llgatloll (888)383-4336 l cushIOns tablecloths and good wort< et hies holiday party now IIll( I( ..,1('rllnc11\Irhldl.., I1hl\ [('quc..,1 an Custom made Call Medical experience a plus, but not required Call Cassie We offer competitive wages, 401 (K), "dl I-. PI,l/,l Iln\ ( 4Hllb (dll( I ""<,HI( ..,..,I1

Classified. Thursday, November 15, 2001 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 408 fURNITURE 400 40b ESTATE SAm _,,1 305 SITUATIONS WANTED HOUS£ (l(ANING AIHlQUES/(OLLE Fiac a.-. board Tons of house- Sell $1,950 (810)463- Karen Bolton DENTAL assl~lflnl C...u! S.lwr. Od -p, lent reterences 313- fu,nut1lR. \..OliN" &. MICl Ilems Another 00 \7 ~ •COMPETENT HOME I l WAITRESS, expen- needed 3- 5 days per 893-9132, leave mes- HAC J""'" Bernard DavIs sale (.AR£ !)ERVICE Our hotllne 313.837- A bed- queen pIllOW top enced' Morning & af- week In Grosse \'O\!'VE SUN ntE ROAD SHOW Careg!"trS, housekeeping sage 1993 mattress set never temoons Bob or POinte dental practice at affordable rates Brenda, 313-331- Good opportUnity Ex- LIctnsed, Bonded LAMPS (7), 2 dressers, used, stili In plastiC, family owlltd since 1984 POLISH young lady 5776, 313-824-4624 perienced preferred childs' chillorobe, With warranty Sug' ---- ~ • B1D-77Z.Q035 _ I seeking house clean- Benefits Call ------electriC stove, 2 micro- gested list $499, must Ing poSition Expen- WAITRESS- part time, (313)884-6680 20S HElP WANTED lEGAl waves, lawn mower, sell, $199 (810)215' days & nights Apply enced, honest, relia- We Will R.t:K:Ir~h PhOIQ And xli comic books 810- 3318 at Your Place DENTAL assistant. LEGAL secretary for ble References avail- able (313)368.3095 Your 1cern J For You Through 335-4406 BEAUTIFUL beige la- Lounge, 17326 East quality practice seeks small law firm Part ATTENTION: The IruetnCt ORIENT AL rugs, Water- quer full, queen, king exceptional, motivat- time, fleXible hours MICHIGAN LAW after 5pm Pkac ull fOf" MOfC"Infonnau.on Warren by ford, Lenox, Delft, headboard 2 night- ed, expenenced, team WP8 expenence With DAY CARE FACILITIES VISIT OUR GAllERY 201 HElP WANTED Boehm, Ethan Allen stands $300 onented aSSistant, full strong typing and DIC- (lO.home & centers) 308 SITUATIONS ViANTED WCA1'F.D IN THE OLD BABYSITTER entertainment center, (313)642-0362 lime, benefits, great taphone skills Fax re- must show their OFFI(E (lEANING CHURCHAl', BABVSITTER needed hours (610)775-4260 sume to (313)884- current lICense to TIRED of dust left 515 S. Lafayette leather fumlture, Tho- BEAUTIFUL Mahogany for 1 Child, 2- 3 nights masville sofa, Drexel Chippendale carved 7232 your advertISing around the office? Royal Oak per week, 7p - 2am DENTAL Assistant- full representatIVe Monday-Satutdar 11-6 dining room set With claw and ball dlOlng 207 HELP WANTED SAm Call (313)393-0285 References reqUired, time, beautiful new of- when placlOg your ads 248-399-2608 10 chairs, Henredon room table, 8 chairs, Free estimates king size bedroom lighted breakfront chi- own transportation fice In St Clalf THANK YOU (313)822-9255 Shores Expenence Are You serious About set, Stlffel lamps, na cabinet, like new, and X.Ray certlflca- A Career In DAY care openings 10 paintings! prints, $5,800 Fabulous BABYSITTER needed lion reqUIred Contact Real Estate? 1/2 Jefferson area, ~LLOYD DAVID • many accent tables & carved French ar- for weekends, 2 chil- DaOlelle. (610)979- We are senous about Monday- Thursday a- ANTIQUES, chairS, TVs, wrought mOife Solid mahoga- dren Expenenced your success I Iron patio sets, cam. ny carved king and 2600 5. (810)779-5577 15302 Kercheval, queen sleigh beds .Free Pre-licensing References 304 SITUATIONS WANTED eras, lots of b00ks, Hand painted fuml- (313)640-0364 classes Grosse Pointe GlNERAt 400 stamp collection, ture decorator pieces CHILD care oppOrtUOlty 'ExclUSive Success Park men's 7 women's left Game table Marble LPN- expenenced, 25 ANTIOUE S/ (OLLE (lIB LES In our GroSSe POinte 'Systems Tralmng Fea~ring:~ahogany handed golf clubs, hiS top console tables ~ years Children, ado- FURNITURE reflOlshed, & her SchWinn blcy' Tiffany style lamps, Park home 5 year old HYGIENIST for 3 days Programs lescent, elderly Part Chippendale dimng boy and 11 year old per week starting In .Vanety Of CommiSSion repaired, stnpped, any c1es, treadmill, washe Stain glass Windows. time Tuesday. Fnday type of caning. Free room set, mahogany 7 dryer, scroll saw, Lots more 810.634- gll1 35- 40 hours per January General Plans References estimates. 313-345- china cabinets, highly dnll press Many quail. __ 15_6_1 _ week 11 30am. 5 30 practICe seeks a car- JOin The No 1 •..,: I..,: carved oak sideboard, or 6 30pm Monday' lng, enthusiastic hy- Coldwell Banker affiliate 6258,248-661-5520 ty pIeces Too many BED, a cherry sleigh, l 305 SITUATIONS WANTED iWalnut art deeo dimng Friday Some mom- gleOlst to lOin our pa- In the Mldwest to lost Don't MISS stili boxed, never HOUSE (lEANING It has become room set, large Ings Must be respon- tlent- onented dental Call George Smale at ThiS Salelll November L:sed, $249 (810)463- mahogany breakfront Sible, energelic and team Strong commu- 313-886-4200 AFFORDABLE. Sun- necessary to charge 16th & 17th 011 Lahs- 9017 shine Cleamng Pn- for declined credit cards. enjoy engaging kids In OIcatlons skills reo Coldwell Banker by er, 1 block south of Quarton (16 Mile Rd) BED, Serta Queen mat. a broad range of qUlred fax resume to Schweitzer Real Estate vately owned busl- The fee Will be Hadley-) ohnson ness One person $2 00 per ad and much more! 3673 York Ct ,Bloom- tress set, stili In plas- Physllcalt antd esduca. 313-884-1265 LtGH1'1NG fixture sales, field Hills lOam.4pm tiC, $275 (810)463- Iona ac IVIles ome 4 days 30 hours team Homel commer- You'll be mformed If It t clal Sandy, (810)873- happens to household tasks and MEDICAL assistant startlOg' at $8 501 Houl!l: Man,.Wed.-5at, Numbers exchanged 9017 2045 your account. errands ChIld care needed for Intemal hour DeSign or retail 11-6- at 9 30am Elite Es- BRAND new Ethan Al- tate Sales len camel back sofa, expenence, nonsmok- medicine office week- expenence helpfUl, CLEANING & laundry Thank you Closed Tues. &; Sun. navy leather, 2 blue & lng, own transporta. diE _ Will train Exway Elec. services Weekly or for your advertiSing V15it our g)% off tlon reqUired ays on y xperl b kI F d & and loyalty LONGABERGER BASKEI white toll custom wUlg (313)822-0646 enced With EKG InJec- tnc, 20234 Harper I- wee y nays Grosse POinte News & ba1gain b;Eement. ESTAlE SALE chairs With ottoman ______tlon and tnage Refer- (near 8 mile). (313)- Saturdays aVailable The ConnectJon, 1OO'sOFBASKEIS (313)822-3452 FRlDAYl6IH. (313)881-8055 EXPERIENCED child ences needed Fax 884.8994 (313)-319'7657 Classified AdvertiSing SA'IURDAY17IH 11>3 care prOVider In my resume to (313)885- po: ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ •• ~ CLEANING lady avalla- - :lOO1IDMUNI'ON DINING set, oak, 6 up- holstered cain back home, fleXible hours, 5997 or call (313)885- ~ ble. Weekly! bl-week- SPECIAL Chnstmas lay- sr.OAJRSHORF5 chairs, 2 leaves, nonsmoker, own 5899 •• LOOKING • Iy 27 years expen- a-way sales Red 401 APPtlANm $7001 negotiable transporatlon Please ______••• • FORCAREER?A NEW •, ence Grosse POlOte Bam Antiques, 4950 Game table, oak, 4 call (800)224-0090 MEDICAL assistant, •• CaIl ... d ..... r,..11 • references. (313)685- King, China Twp Fn. ALMOND GE 30 Inch 407 fiREWOOD 7740 day, Saturday, Sun. electnc stove, 21 8 leather chairs, $7001 GREATEST Job 10 the part time, Mondays & :. S50~~'::dt. • CLEANING lady can day, 10- 4. (810)765- cubiC feet SIde by Side FIREWOOD for sale- all negotiable Executive wor1d Full time nanny Thursdays, experl-. • .,...... d the • chair, blue leather, clean your house Ex- 9453 refngerator 80th seasoned hard In our home for 2 fan- enced Fax resume to .' .eboobag 10 mW """ ' $100. (313)510-1421 lasllc children Excel- 313-640-1291 .' uao .... uue. , penenced Own trans- ~mx:::nn%%X.' $250 (313)685-2860 woods $75 face cord lent pay vacation .: (Call RJdwd lAAdKyll • portatlcn Call Margar. H It__n,'!'«. 1~ delivered PIOneer DINING set, Queen References reqUIred MEDICAL biller- Lead-. at313-885~2000'. et,313-891-4923 t: l~'\ t~-E-L-E-C-T-R-IC-s-to-v-e-,-$-6-0 Tree Service Anne cherry, perfect, $395 4 piece oak en- Starts January Ing home care compa- CRISTAL Clean Clean. t: n- t: Gas stove, $95 Re- (810)463.3363 tertainment center, (313)886-7236 after ny, voted one of Met- 109 Service- honest, H s_.... H fogerator, $120 FIREWOOD, Northem dependable, reliable ~ (]()(]I)MJ.. Washer, $110 Dryer, Michigan'S finest $195 (313)884.0130 6pm ropolltan DetrOIt's 101 t: For free estimate call ~ ANDQlBSUOWH $100 Delivery Guaranteed to be the DREXEL loveseat, ex- LOOKING for a nanny Best & Bnghtest Com. (313)527-6157 H fAIRGROUNOSPAI\K ~ (810)293-2749 absolute best seas. cellent condition, In my Grosse POinte pal'\les IS seeking a DO you need your ~ MICt1IQANMART ~ -R-E-F-R-IO-E-R-A-T-O-R-fr-e-ez-.oned firewood that $300 Antique wing area home Mature medical bIller Candl' n house cleaned qUickly ~ BUILDING .4 you have ever bumed, chair, excellent condi- With expenence, for date should possess ? .4 WOODWARD SOUTt1 H er Kitchen-Aid Side by SITUATION WANTED and cheaply Mother ~ Of 6 MILl: ~ Side 21 6 cubiC feet, or your money back tion, $200 Solid wood one child Part lime With fleXIble hours extensIVe knowledge and daughter can help H fRIDAYNOVf:MIll:R.4 white, $300 Grosse and you keep the lum- SWivel top TV cabinet, (313}499-1955 of all 3rd party payers 300 SITUATIONS WANHD you, Saturdays only ~ 16TI1IIAM.6PM ~ POinte (313)417-9018 ber 810-777-9082 Will hold 27" TV, $110 (313)882-9245 after mcludmg Medicare, BABYSITHR5 Call now, (313)850-.4 SA~~A~I~Vf:Mlil:R H FIREWOOD, seasoned- Medicaid, and BCBS 7pm NANNY needed for In- ATTENTiON: 8313 t:H SUNDAYNOvE~~R16Tl1 IIAM 5PM ~.4 ------SEARS upnght freezer, free stacking, free de- fant & 4 year old pre- of Michigan and have by MICHIGAN LAW you need your.4 ADMISSION$10 H $25 Fngldalre freez- livery, free kindling, GIRL'S off white rattan schooler In our excellent customer re- pAY CARE FACILlTlES DOhouse cleaned qUickly ~ Sl:NIORS$8 ~ er, $75 25" TV, $25 $701 face cord 1-800- bedroom set Dresser, Grosse POlOte Farms latIOn slolls. Will train (In-home & centers) and cheaply? Mother H fRf:l: PARKING .4 Loveseats, $50, $100. 535.3770 OIght stand, chair, double bed $400 home, Sa m - 5p m , Excellent salary and must show their and daughter can help ~ AmericanContinental ~ White metal cabmet, ~ (313)885-9154 Monday- Fnday Must benefits offered current license to your you Saturdays only H english rurnlture H $10 (313)640-8557 " be energetic, honest advertiSing H flne art folk art .4 NORTHERN Please. fax resume Call now, (313)850. H pailOf)' Jewelry OrientalH ------MAHOGANY dlOlng & kind Reliable trans- and salary reqUire- representative 8313 ~ sliver glass china U STOVE (electnc), refng- FIREWOOD room table, 4 chairs & portation a must Call when placlOg your ads ______•• OOO:.~.t=> provide 10 your home clean your home or $J.OOo/f ..... GPN... 9am- 4pm 5984 care for you or your CANCER TUMOR REGISTRAR bUSineSS Free esti- Lodewyck (between ARNOLD'S BOOKS loved one Will also mates Honest & de- Chandler Park Dnve 218 S. Water St. Bon Secours Cottage Health Servlcea care for Alzheimer & pendable With referen- and Chester) Marme CIty IS currer>\lyseeking a Registrar for ItS newly Dementia pahents ces (586)445.6956 SAVE SOME larmed Edith McNaughton Ford Cancer References, expen- On the RIIIer Program ThiS ndlvldual will be Instrumental In ence Please call HOUSE cleamng Reha' 810-765-t 350 ble, dependable devf'lopLng and malnlalnlnq our registry to (586)463-6542 CASH! 2O.000+BookslMaps meet standards lor abstracting acceSSion Please call, Stacy ~ Rlre, SClrce, TWO European Amerl' reglstf'f casf' ellqlbillty case finding data (810)755-3371 STARTING over sale L- Out of Print can women are Willing usage' rf'Quf'st logs maser natlent ,ndex HOUSEKEEPING serv- --• Home fumlshmgs, to care for your loved tollow up procedure manual QualLtycontrol Ices Reasonable books barware. col- reference data and susper>sf'list Must have one up to 24 hours! rates Call Patty, lectibles, clothes No- Ihorough kr>owlecJgf'ot analomy r~yslology day affordable rates vember 16 & 17 9am- pathophysloloqy disease process medical excellent Grosse (313)886-7643 3pm terminology pharmacology and r ding sys POinte references LADY desires cleaning terns (AJCCi Two 10 three years f',prflence In (248)981.8818 In Grosse POinte area To Advertise said speCially wllh a BS or AA deqrf'P reqUired (810)775-5711 Own transportation, Shop the in this spoce- RHIT reglstratLon CTR reglslrat,on preferred references 313-478. Call: 313-882-6900 We ofter e~rellenl salary and benf'tlts 403b 9071 Classifieds Plan Withemployer maleh and more ext. 560 Angie Hart Please send your resumf' to WOULD you like your and Savel home cleaned? Start- HR Altn MK 159 Kerchpval ~~t~~WS Or.,. fbmtq l'kW'l Grosse POinte Farms MI 48"fi Ing. $50 Good refer- daNNl1Ju?N Fa~ 3t 3 640 ,1 A5 or F mall rf'sume 10 ences Mana, ~~ \&~3JlI<~p~al ~Q!J1 f ot (810)725-0178 Thursday, November 15,2001 Clas81fieds Grosse Pointe News I The Connection (313)882-6900 ext. 3

4\ 6 SPORTS EQUIPMENT S10 ANIMAL SERVI«S 412 M1SVERLY •• • ~... 1', GROSSE POINI'EFARMs • UKC champion, 3 1021 BElWEENKERCHEVALANDRIDGE males, 3 females, 1985 Fifth Avenue, 318 Estale of 93 year old Grosse POllltemotIOn features "'0 $500 Date available V-8 Ongmal mint con. 195CYscontemporary blonde maho~an'y furrnshmgs (,4 m 'I'~" 12/ 051 01 DepOSit re- llldudmg a cork'op l:ame table, Motorora record player, {! {&\:;-bb04 '''DID s>-- HOl'SEHOLO dltlon Second owner R~way dlnmg room tnCludmg china cabmet 'p':31t of4 d!'av..er qUired (810}772-2614 bachelor che5t5!master bedroom SUite,douDle ~ glass & :. PATRICIAh.OLOJESM ESTATE' MOVING garaged 89K $3,5001 wood comer she yes two 2lass and brass barcart5 rlc'1<.s Reed best (313)884-1506 SWIvelchaltS &: coffee table, ano more Also avaIlable are a PARAKEET with cage parr of red and chrome bar chaltS bamboo sofa Woodard pallO dmlllg set, 1930 pooll.ble, DanISh mod.rn execullve $15, fence hzard With 2002 PT Crulser- Tour desk u~OIstered C,ieees, table &: gr.le lam~d Grosse Pointe Sales. Inc. tank and stand $25 Edition Won In raffle 1rons too~~r ~~:n~~go~~ head , SIDadaY. rtlMDIber 1101 1()o.4:OO (313)886-0689 after Must sell I $20,000 Small Items ,nelude LOTS Of COSTUME AND 'OcL!ul1cr & Or~dnlze AllY Arcd or The Home SILVER JEWELRY SIlver overl~ld Lenox Sleuben salt & 11639 an:ater I'IiIck Ave.. s.c.s 5pm 248.318-1931 'PdCh. & Inventory for Move'> rwf"J''/Iirs old Wressed (Il,ass Lenox del1l1lasseset (DndIy aaoe tn:lm !it.JolIn cI Ale Ou'dl. SO5 tOST AND FOUND 1997 Sebnng converti- ba load;egl~o'::'~ih 1~~~~~b~~P~~ chma baD OIl to Shady lJmI:. eutnmee in raw clbuIdIng) everyday kItchen, and assorted as IS treasures for .unpdch. ble, loaded, green! xou to lake home and restore FOUND: Very fnendly tan leather mlenor Everytnmlt IIIlIus house IS old, lllt.restmg & full 01 potenual <.ome on Dr.and find thai one sJ'<'C1algoday you've Shepard Lab mix air $10,0001 best ,. been searching fori .. "TeenyUnylady Ina teeny+tillYspace had leeny tiny Male, black leather (313)881-5318 treasures In her teeny tiny place'" collar Well fed CAU 1HEH01UNE~14lOR)RSAU DETAIlS SIREET SHADOW, 1994 ES ex- NllMIlEl\S HONOREDAT9AM SAlURDAYONLY OUR Fr. 1'Iah00000Y bachelor chests. n1g1ltstandS. (313)885-0605 NUMBEI\S AVAIlABLE 9-IOAMSAnJRDAY ONLY cellent conditIOn, Orand Rapid" make!; lbo_vine Provincial GROSSE POinte Animal 75000 miles, 2 door tablel cJuili5. buffet. china Fleutee! sofa It chairs. 416 BElANGER CliniC has a tan Mas- au1omatlc, air, 4 cylin. Kerman 1'.....1an ~. WiIal Orrefors Kosta (IBLOCK SOVTH KERBY OFF CHALFOIllJE, tiff miX, 2 Shep pup 5teuben Fostoria QIIDa KI'M Art Deco RoyalDux der $2500 810.405- Sales By Jean. Forton GROSSE POIIlIJE FARMS pies & a female black 5123 statue !1ummels Llardo Royal OOulton Dem Norltake FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16TH (9:00-4:00' Nov. 17. 10 to 4 ~Flne Opals Topaz 14k.&: IBlort);,.a" .a./aet. R ""III. gray spots, recent sur- side of 13 rmle m Warren Turn nght Look for lbe Fleur-dl.11s (numbers sat. 8 9:30) pc. no rust $4000 oase: old oa" eh.. , 0/ dra ...... Disney (30'.); gury Very fnendlyl at apartment driveway Just before Joe ...... o'h qu..Jlty 0/ d/"a '" ., ...... re; _ , oo.r (810)228-1713 Suds Bar & Grill. go to stop sign, turn 50 _11111>0"",(30'.', reco...u (78'. '" 33'.r. crs>.'al, tin (313)822-4932 Grosse Fointe Sales, Inc...... 1I0a'Jl'Jo,... opper: I..dla e1o,hll.g and .. DODGE Stratus, 1996, nght pass car ports. budding COnducted by «- ISto your feft 13969 .ori .. (40'. onr. G"nd/'1/ &. Johnao" BnI__eh'no ..... , 508 PH GROOMING perlect, only 31,000 (:f'Ocb, G S .... ffion pc'. 0/ Jc~elry; line ... : .. Uta; oJd miles, 4 door, new DO NOT CALL OFFiCE FOR DIREC'I10NS /",,'her pIG,/o"" roc""r: p..Int/nlP '" litho., .,,..., , old ",'eI,...; W.I. , .. 101.. '" eha' .... Herfto, .. kdroo et, tlresJ battery, black ,,"'" ,"pl. chI... <.. 1>,.... ,. ""eh" ..... od/ d appy Campers $6000 (810)228- Vlctonan Side chaIr. needle pte. large SO MVCH MOREll Victonan chair. Eastlake marble top MARCIA WILK Pet Grooming 1713 rrs LOADED BEYOND BWEFrr BE PATIENT! STREET Mobil sen>'ce for..." b02 AUTOMOTIVE table. Eastlake settee. Vlctonan plant NUMBER SIGN.IN SHEET! STREET NUMBERS HONORED ESTATE SALES IlT 7,JOA.M. fBIDAV. YES IT AU. WAS IN lHlS HOVSErrr dogs & ca's-(~< FORD stand, walnut mirrors. three tier NEXI" SALE- ANOTH£lt RAINBOW SPECIAl. ON BEAUPIl£. spoon foot table, odd chaIrs, lamp. NOV 30m, DEe. 1ST (8JO)552-J8J(( 1986 F150 pick- up ..,..,..,.ralnllo..,es'atesa'es.com great walnut black marble cabinet. Runs good, body IS great dming room table & siXneedle 359 Carver, Grosse Pointe Farms good $1,600 pte chairs. mahogany dressing table. Frl. &: Sat.; Nov. 16 &: 17.9:00-3:00 (313)642.1474 Off Moross between Lakeshore and Grosse POinte highboy, dresser, bed, two Onental Boulevard Partung Permitted one Side only on 1996 Ford Taurus rugs,Theo HaVilandchlOa, Flo Blue Carver, Moros~ and Mary St. No par1, On.ntal rugs and Nnnen, W.ller pol CLUB THRIFT SHOP tery ,.um Stafford.h,re Ii!!"nn •• Murono. Lahqu. miles new Iiresl ex OfSl'lOAl INTEIlI5T .AllRAHAM IJN(UJIl SIGNED lXJCl}MENT IlJ"AN 17150 Waterloo _. Belkek, .' r pl.t •• Royal H0"l!"r, Metlox planer. Grosw Po;nt~ N~ws haust $34001 best of NICOtAUSLfNTZ VJOUN A ~ BIlIllJANT cur [)IAMONJ) RING AND A 313.885-0773 uollRlllJANT

602 AUTOMOTI VE 603 AUTOMO fIV E 603 AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMCOTIVI 60S AUTOMOTIVE 606 AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE FORD GENERAL MOJORS GENERAL MOTORS fOREIGN FOR(IGN SPORT UTILITY VANS 1995 Taurus New en- 1997 Olds Cutlass Su- CHEVY Cavaher 1994, 1994 BMW 5301 V8, au. 1985 Mercedes Benz 1993 Jeep Limited 1994 Ford Econohne HI' gine, clean $2,875 preme, low mileage, all power, 70,000 to, loaded, power 190e White! blue. Good condition top Conversion (313l402-9649 after new Michelin tires, miles, 4 door, non moon roof, dealer Well maintained 105,000 miles 65,000 miles leather ~!!!IIII!I!I!!III!!~~~~~ 3pm sunroof $9,000 smoker $3250 service records, black Good condition $5,700 (313)886- intenor. Clean (248}853-0776 98 Town Car SIG. 26k, (810}405-5123 on black, new tires $4,4001 best 2028, after 5pm $8,500 (313)821- bS 1 BOATS AND MOTORS silver Flonda car, ex- 1995 Olds Clera, 4 door, 108K, excellent condl- (810)727-7899 2797 DONATE your boat! tlon $10,900 611 AUTOMOTIVE 1988 Searay bow nder tra fine, $17,500 loaded, tIlt crUise, ex- l (810}777-8098 clean lake St Clalr (810}979.5740 1991 Saab 9000 Tu....- TRUCKS 1995 GMC Safan Seats galvanized trailer, 100 tra clean $4,700 We are here founda- lUV eight Deluxe Intenor horse power oU1- 603 AUTOMOTIVE 313-885-8300, 313- tlon (810)778-2143, 1993 BMW 3251S. 4 door, halch 80K, 1997 Dakota Club Cab, Loaded Nice low board, electronIC 350-3147, Grosse GENERAL MOTORS 100% tax deductible! 127,000 miles, new loaded New exhaust, white, non- smokerl miles $7,200 $3100 (313)886-3394 POinte non.proflt IIres, 5 speed manual, transmiSSion, radiator, pets, garage kept 1996 BUick Skylark, (313)886-7655 good condltlon battery Excellent con- $10,200 (810}776. metallc sand, Grand- 1989 Olds 98 Regency 604 AUTOMOTIVE DONATE your boaV $10,000 (313)999' dillon $6,000 or best 9761 1988 Plymouth Voyage, ma scar, 4 door, Brougham, 3800 V6, ANTlOUE/ClASSIC clean lake St Clalrl 1003 (313)884-2410 one owner, excellent 41,600 miles, excel. leather, 73,000 miles, We Are Here Founda- 1959 Mercedes 2205- 91 Ford F250, work con dillon $1200/ best lent condition $4 800 spotless inSide and tion (810)778-2143, 2nd 53 000 1991 BMW 9251 Very .. ------.. truck, low miles, ask. offer (313}331-2893 (313)882-7744 out, $2,800 (313)886- owner, , good condition VOLVO 100% tax deducllble! miles, over head alu. 104,OOOK,black, load- SPECIALISTS Ing $4,500 (313}882- non-proht 1995 Capnce ClaSSIC 3463 _ 613 AUTOMOTIVE mlnum 6 cylinder, all ed $7,000 (313)510- Swan~Auto 8445 WANTED TO BUY paneled wagon 1996 Pontiac Sunf,re onqlnal black 4 door i65B 6100 I".ci.;t W....u:a 653 'OA TS PARTS AHD 612 AUTOMOTIVE AAA cash for cars, 98,000 miles, very 69,000 miles, red, 2 sedan Senous inqUl' ------Corner of Dev(xl$hJre) MAINTENANCE good condition door $3,5001 best nes $14,000 or best 1998 CIVIC lX 47,000 VANS trucks, vans Top dol. oHer (313884,8577 miles, auto, 4 doors, & lar paid $$$1 Call MARINE WOODWORK $7800 313-330-1982 John (313)461'8798 Sales Service 1989 Chevy Astro van, , I • • I excellent condition (248)722.8953 Custom deSigned & bUilt Monday. FridllY dark red! gray inlenor, 1996 Chevrolet Capnce, 1991 Ponllac Bonne- • ' $9,500 (313)972- 8:30: 5:30 Cabinetry Repairs, dry- 4 door, low mileage vdle- very clean, runs runs & looks great -A-L-L-ca-r-s,-m-o-to-rc-y-c-Ie-srot 23 Years Expen- 1457 313--882.7760 $25001 best (810}773-0519 great, reliable 80,000 1987 240 Dl Volvo- 5 ence Have Portfolio 1991 Honda Accord, ex- wanted Serving 1997 GMC Jimmy miles $3,9001 best speed, looks and runs (313}884-9649 Grosse POinte, Harp- & References cellent transportation, White, 54K, 4 wheel (313}642-0422 great. SacnflCe 606 AUTOMOTIVE (248)435-6048 very dependable er Woods, St Clair $1,250 (810)523-3355 1996 Dodge Grand Car. Shores & DetrOit's dnve, trailer package. 1995 Saturn wagon $2995 or best SPORT UTILITY (810)523-3356 avan ES, loaded, red Is d 586 779 $11,500 (313}886- SW2, low miles, dea!- (313)885-9139 1999 Grand Cherokee good condition, eas Ie- • 656 MOTORBIKES 9017 er maintained, excel- 99 BMW 5281- Silver, 1999 Mercdes E320, laredo,55K Pnced to $8,500 (313)938- 8797 1998 Grand Pnx GT 4 lent condition $6,0001 great condItion, 1999 Yamaha Moped, white! tan Intenor, sell $19,000 4541 CARS wanted, older door, while, 51K, best (313}881-4028 $31,900, premIum great Chnstmas gift. 8,900 miles, mint (313)881-3907 after models. Running con- package, sunroof, $695/ best oHer Call good condition 1996 SeVille STS, white $37,500 248-647- 330pm 1993 Dodge Grand Car- dillon Cash waiting new tires, CD. Mike, (313)886-7227 $10,495 (810}776- diamond, neU1ral 9029 avan LE, automatIC, (810}463.0742 (313)882-7773 6274 leather, Bose 12 dISC 1994 Jeep Wrangler. 4 V6, loaded, runs TO pLACE AN AD 660 TRAILERS 1998 Pontiac Bonne- CO, chrome wheels, 1993 Volvo 240 wagon. c}chnder, green, hard good! looks good, Classlfleds Ville, excellent condl- sunroof, 46,000 miles, Auto, air, 101,000 CALL 313-8B2.QJOO ext 3 top Included Great $3,900 313-885- Work For You BOAT trailer for 20- 25' lion, 15,000 miles warranty. $15,750 miles $5,850 a..... Imlo No.... condition $6,500 8300, 313-350-3147 To prace an ad call: boat $6001 best Bill, (313}881.8116 (313}881-1154 (313)882-6295 , iJ:IiEIi:'IIIil (313)331-8871 Grosse POinte (313)882-6900 X 3 (313)527-8845 118fCT08Y o f 5f8VICf5 •••••••••••••••••••••• m;:ii1~if,'i';Ifftl:', ","_lW~~~,"'~l_••••••••••••••••••••• 907 BASEMENT 900 AIR CONDITIONING 911 BRICK/BLOCK VlORK WA TERPROOFING 912 BUILDING/REMODHlNG 914 CARPENTRY 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING 929 DRYWAll/PLASTERING 934 fENCES It has become AFFORDABLE light ma- oPt'S Home Improve- EXPERIENCED carpen- ANDY Squires Plaster- Griffin Fence Company necessary to charge THOMAS KLEINER sonry Save on tuck- ment, residential and ter Since '67 Altera- Ing & Drywall Sfucco for declined credit cards BASEMENT pOlnling, bnck re- commerCial construc- COACH LIGHT .AII Types Of FenCing tions Windows, repair, Spray fextured The fee wlll be WATERPROOFING placement Strong ref- tion Addlhons, dorm- CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. .Sales doors, decks, porch- ceilings (810)755- $200 per ad erences, Call Mike, ers, basemenV kitch- State Licenltd "Installation, Repairs -Digging Mefhod es,garage straighten- 2054 You'll be mformed If It (313)884-0985 en/ bathroom remod- 5154 .Senlor Discount -All New Drain Tile mg, seamless gU1ters, els, counter tops, door 313-822-3000 happens to ALL masonry work- Vinyl Siding Referen- aw,..,., PLASTER & drywall re- -light Welghf 10Aslag and Window replace- 800-305-9859 your account Tuckpolnt, chimney, ces (810)779-7619 ~ pair and painting stone backfi II ment, Vinyl sldmg, all Thank you bncks, block, stones finish work. licensed, tI$/IIPd Grosse POlnle refer- MODERN FENCE lay patio slate. Ce- FINISHED carpentry & for you r adve rl1smg -Spotless Cleanup Insured References, AnImII RfrrIoRESlGIlI' censed & Insured 18 PLASTER & dry wall re- CO . 81o-n2-6489 -Free Estimates WATERPROOFING RENOVAlJOftlS years expenence. pair. All types wafer John, Master Electrical -licensed .Bonded ANY type of floonng In- • WALLS STRAlGHTCNED & Free estimates damage. 18 years ex- 810-776-1007 -Insured -Flnancln9 Frank, (810}307-8872 penence licensed, Emergency service stalled, hardwood or •70,000 satisfIed AND REPLACED • CONS1RlJClJON ------Insured. Joe, laminate Excellent customers • 10 YEAR tl"', For All Vour Ho .. e TUCKPOINTlNG- Wm- (313)881-1085 Violations, Renovation work, great referen- -Lifetime transferable , .. ,.roDeJft ... ,. tenze! repair your ------_ Doorbell! Range! Dryer ces Free estimates. GUARANTEE ~.rJ"/' & ColUltrucHo. bnck lICensed Insur- SPECTRA ceilings Senior Citizen Discount warranty N_a (313}640-0878 313-527-9090 ed O'Bnen BUilding, Suspended drop cell- No service call charge Family Co" No ... For 810-219.9773 mgs mstaJled! re------__ FLOOR sanding and fin- JAMES KLEINER Business Wlnt....Ra'.& placed Call George Ishing Free esti- Free &11.. 0'. mates Terry Yerke, Basement waterproof- UCENSEO Lice ... eel .. , ..... re4 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING Sperry, owner S & J ELECTRIC (810)772-3118. ing, masonry, INSURED (810)779.9902 (810)778-4331 Residential concrete. 25 years Commercial TONY 923 CONSTRUCTION REPAIR 0&0 FLOOR CO in the POlntes. 885.0612 No Job Too Small 313-885.2097 914 CARPENTRY SAFE FLUE CHIMNEY SERVICE TWO Guys WIth Tools- __ 31_3_-885-29_3_0__ Wood floors only 907 BASEMENT 907 SASEMENT ReSidential! commer- 313-885-0257 CARPENTRY. Porches, • ChlmneYCleanxng WATERPROOFING WATERPROOfiNG - Caps and Cial restoration Free Floors of dlStmctlon doors, decks FmlSh & Screens TOMA estimates 810-779- rough carpentry Re- In

\.fAS01lrlRY A"s[\fFl\rlTWATUf'1tOOf1~ COMRFT[ NEW GARAGES BUILT Brick/llkxkl5tonr W.lh \tr'MPttftfdMd 81af'd Dri~y\ Porthnl{ 111m nt'Y' w.n,. mull ",..tI01 E.~ Aggr~ate' Bnck Pavers TlKkpojrtltng/Af"JNI~ fnlllh'lC'1 tHItrpInMd Walk RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE SPECIAUST \ lolatlon/Coor Work Or.ln.5ystf'n'K Porchn licensed GLASS BLOCKS In.ur~ 313/885-2097 STATEUCFNSFD Hand Trow.1«I Finish 810-774-3020 10 Yta, TransfforabJt (rll.arant« Footings, Gotage lialllngJ, PoreMs BASEMENT WATERPROOFING LICensed &: Insured The Classifieds MARTIN REIF GAIlY DIPAOlA 810-775.4268 810.228.2212 r

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9J8 fUR/HTURI 943 lANDSCAPERS/ 945 HANDYMAN 94b HAULING l MOVING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 9bb SNOW REMOVAl WINlIHING UPHOlllERING GARDENERS 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 9bO ROOFING SERVICE FURNITURE refinished, MAC'S TREE AND ALL 01 your home Im- ERIC'S PAINTING Some Classifications SNOW removal De- repaired, stnpped, any SHRUB TRIMMING provement needs I Interior! Exterior PAINTING are required by law to pendable free esti- type of caning Free COMPLETE WORK Specializing 10 exterl' SpeCialiZing 10 repalnng Wall Paper Removal be licensed. Check mates 21st Century estimates 313-345- Reasonable Rates or/ mterlor pamtlng damaged plaster & Pluter Repairs with proper State Lawn Care (810}463- 6258,248-661-5520 Quality ServICe Home repair, remodel- drywall, cracks, peeling Tom 313 Agency 8313 N3 lANDSCAP!RS/ Call Tom Ing Sldmg, gulter pamt, caulking, wmdow 88".738" to verify license. GARDEN!RS 810-776-4429 cleanmg repair and In- glazing, power wash, r. ~ 973 TILE WORK stallation Full custom- & repaint alum mum sldmg .. _ A KIWI & Company, Inc MIKE'S EVERGREEN Local er service Family A.1 Tile & Marole. reo Small tree, ShNb & Long Distance Insured Guaranteed tV)'A T T 1>AnVl>. LANDSCAPING owned & operated li- pair, plumbing 35 stump removals LI- Full maintenance References I Wf1LLl:ru-nn. I censed & msured Agent for (313)884-9443 nV~A.OT)',4 r years experience censed/ msured Free landscaping & desIgn 810-615-2040 Globcil Von Lines Free Estimates ..ru.::.LYII Yi'lL Guaranteed! Insured estimates No obliga- Fall Clean Upl (810)755 5895 tion 313.886-9949 (313)822-5010 CLEAN-UP for Falll FIREFIGHTERS! pamt- I CAlL roM I INCORPORATED ALL types ceramic tile A-1 Tee's lawn Sprin- Your estates, homes, ers- Intenor/ extenor, .. SNOW removal, fall 1J.1ft~.. new or repair work klers Winterizing, li- offices. InsIde and resldentlaV commer- ;,;;;;;=====:::::::!======COMPLETE clean up Jason 957 PLUMBING l Thirty years expefl censed, Insured outSide Call clal Power/ wall ROOFING (313}550-0230 INSTALLATION enca (810)7714343 Prompt, efficient serv- (810)773-9550 washing (81 O}381- SERVICE SPARKMAN Landscap- RESIDENTIAL Ice (810\783-5861 811-"00 3105, pager (810}406- COMPLETE SAN Marino TI'E' I\. Ivl'lr DEPENDABLE handy. , -Lorge and Smail Jobs COMMERCIAL Ing Quality work at 1732 ble Trained In Italy A.B.C. reasonable pnces Fall man ceramIC tJie, , Pianos(cor specialty) PLUMBING TEAR-OFF 35 years experience STUMP REMOVAL clean ups, gardening, tubs and wmdows , Appliances HORIZON Pamtlng SERVICE SHRUB REMOVAL caulked, gulters Quality jobs at a rea- RESHINGLE (810)725-4094 gulter cleaning, Chnst- , Satvrday, Sunday MARTIN VERTREGT REASONABLE cleaned, bnck repair, sonable pnce. Com- mas lights, snow reo Service LICensed Master CERTIFIED TilE, complete new 34 Years Expenence tuck pomtlng and merCial & resldenbal APPLICATiONS OF moval, landscapmg , Senlar Discounts Plumber baths, kitchens & lIIe Call Dominici msured more Mike 810-415- (810)776-3796, (313)885-0993 Grosse POinte Woods MODIFIED SINGLE deSign 18 years ex 810-445-0225 5642 Owned & Operated (810)506-2233 313-886-2521 PLY penence Licensed. 944 GUTTERS By John Steininger FLATROOFING Insured Joe AA.1 Ron's Tree Serv- FRANK'S Handyman INTERIORS New work repairs, ICe, Grosse POinte 11850 E,Jeffenon SYSTEMS (313)881-1085 A KIWI& Company- Gut. Service specialiZing 10 BY DeN • LYNN renovations water 313-506-9312 Imme- MPSC-L 19675 VENTS ters cleaned Free es- small repairs and -Husband-Wife Team heaters, sewer cleaning, GUTTERS 977 WAll WASHING diate service ucensed . Insured code ViolatIOns , tlmates, no obligallon home mspectlons -Wallpapenng REPAIRS ABOVE & Beyond- Insured 313-886- (810)791-6684 FREE ESTIMATES All work guaranteed MADAR Maintenance -Painting LICENSED- INSURED clean ups, snow plow- 9949 HANDYMAN ServICe- Hand wall washing Ing, north of Cadelux 810.n6-0695 DAN ROEMER and wmdows Free A.1 Gulter Cleanmg Senior Citizen dls- 943 HOME MAINTENAN(f Reliable, references J.L PAINTING 886-0520 estimates & releren. Free estimates No count We specialize PLUMBING (810)872-4416 obligation Excellent m. carpentry work, HOME care specialists- INTERIORlEXTERIOR Repairs, remodeling, ces 313-821-2984 code work, fixtures 9bb SNOW REMOVAL ALLEMON'S Gardening work Reasonable carpet Installation, Call Mike Wiechert for Plaster repair Water heaters mstalled 981 WINDOW WASHING & landscaping Fall wood, atc Mmor all your home care Drywall cracks! Sewers & Drams (810)779-2796 plumbing, electrical and Improvement ABOVE & Beyond- clean- ups & Chnst- peeling paint Licensed and msured clean ups, snow plow- FAMOUS maintenance ALLEMONS Gardenmg fall clean- up, pamtmg needs. Servmg the mas lighting! decorate Window putty/caulking 810-772.2614 Ing, north of Cadelux serving Grosse POinte and Landscapmg. gut- & more Dave, home Pomtes for over 15 Power washmg! 109 30 years expen- Reliable, references. smce 1943 Licensed ence. (810)775-2525 ter cleanmg and flush- (810)773-7998, years. References repainting DAVE'S (810)872-4416 bonded, Insured Wall Ing 30 years expen- (810)771.2694. Bus!- (313)821.1520 BRANCH Tree ServICe, Aluminum Siding Sewer Cleaning washlngJ carpet ence, depandable ness, (810)407.8778, ....- ... Grosse POinte & lnc Urban Ecologist cleaning 313-884- (810)775-2525 (810)822-2476 B&T References 4300 dedicated to the care Fully Insured Plumbing Repair of trees, shrubs, and FAMOUS Maintenance. HONEST and dependa. 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A state dl!>tnct guls begmmng of the second French ,Knight,) &hannan Lang Hapano" .cz Ryan Bel n" Phd IIlg In goal The Red Wmgs got ,trong 1I1 goal fOI '>ollth"mplon ba"ketball opener on quarter iWlldc"t,; Lecznar and Bryce M"son h"d good 'orne excellent ballhandhng from Dillon Melvin" pi,,, m gOdt \\,h ! Comment, The Wrldcat" had Monday Fmney got ItS first ballket games for the Eagles Samlr Karam hIghlight for Sheflield exenlOrs have been were sophomores Natahe DetrOIt Southeastern 71.18 had a good game at midfield and French (Knights) DeponlO, Jenny Gwmn, "I thought we dtd some East Marco Leggett and Jordan Comments Kmghts goailes great the entIre season," Loosevelt played well defenslvel) Alysa Lombard., Trent Gehnng, Bruneel said the week pnor Katte Lengyel, Mary good thmgs In the game," From page 4C for the Red Wings Beth Thomas and Scott Dirksen to the meet "They have Mulhn!>, Ann Poner and Van Eckoute said "It's diffi- wore us down m the final made some excellent saves m the made It a pomt to swtm Bnttany Ramch, along \\ Ith cult to contmue to play hard period," head coach Carl Sharks t, Wildcats 0 shutout Wildcats defenders Matt thetr best and lead the team freshmen Krysten Allam, when you're so far ahead, Gerds said "LIggett has Goal Alexander Gamero Llzza, Kirk Dettloff and Bnan Alison Brennan, Bllttame but they dId And they did (Sharks) Scarfone made good plays to help "They have accomphshed had our number, but each of Darnell, Nancy DIehl, Alhe ASSIst Madison Groezlnger contain Knights attackers Muk both" the thmgs we wanted them the games has been close (Sharks) Stormes, Blame BiShop, Fildes and DombrowskI, Laura to work on untl1 the end" Comments Groezlnger, Norman French Bnan Crombez pla}ed a Dunaway, Holly Hanzaruk, "They dId a good Job of Sophomore Ashley Schult Bird Billy Marx and AbIgail solid defen'!ve game for the The Saddlehtes should be Jenmfer Mlskl, Tnsha staying focused and playmg had 14 pomts to pace the Bro" n combined for the shutout Knights Wlil Ritchie, Micaela a tough team to contend MldfIelder Jake Capuano started Lldd"ne and Sean Hulway pla}ed Monahan, Paige Martinko. the game the right way In Eagles With next season as return- Meghann O'Connor, Mary the \< mlllng play With a pas' to "ell at fon'ard for the Wildcats, the ,ecand half" Later m the week. 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[Q \1'isit US on tIle ,,-eb at ".T,v\v.sarosl"ealestate.com @ Page 6 VowrHome Thursday, November 15, 2001 _ Vintage recipes offer the greatest 'comfor~ food' The best dishes are obtained Cook until smooth and thickened. Dash p~pnka . from vintage recipes. Combine macaroni with white ~oat c~ck~n r1hflour..~~ge sauce. Pour into an 11- by 7-inch chicke~ m SIn~~ ayer. WI ~ ns A couple of weeks before I got 13 married, in October 1978, I found casserole. Top with cheese. do~ mhmb:l:: diU:ttehrBInak.- y 9- S rinkle with paprika. Bake in 350 by 2-mc ng s. e uncov- and clipped several old, famous, d~gree oven for 25 to 30 minutes. ered i~ hot oven (425 ~egrees) for out-of-print recipes specially Place under broiler for a few min- 30 .nnnutes. Turn chicken,. bake reprinted in one of the popular utes if a browner crust is wanted. untIl brown, ~5 to 20 mmutes women's magazines - I believe it Serves SiX.. longer or untIl tender. Remove was Women's Day magazine. The from oven and reduce temperature recipes were given at one time, Hershey's to 325 degrees. Pour off excess fat. years ago, on the labels of leading Combine Carnation, soup, cheese, brand-name products. believe me, it makes a big differ- Disappearing Cake salt and pepper. Add onions and . 1b frost this cake I use the white Sensing back then that I stum- ence! mushrooms to chicken. Pour frosting recipe found on the label of bled upon a gold mine has proved Carnation mixture over chicken. Creamettes Dominos powdered sugar. Sprinkle with paprika. Cover dish true - I've been cooking up sever- 114cup butter al of these recipes throughout the Cheese Bake with foil. Return to oven; bake 15 114cup shortening to 20 minutes. years and have been asked many 2 cups uncooked Creamettes 2 cups sugar times to share them. Macaroni 1 teaspoon vanilla Brownies Good thing my mother has a 112cup butter or margarine 2 eggs Featured on this recipe I clipped copy of my carefully kept Hershey's 2 tablespoons flour 3/4 cup Hershey's Cocoa back in 1978 is written, "For recipe that's listed below. Imagine 1 112cups milk 1 3/4 cup unsifted all-purpose brownie lovers, Baker's classic 1 teaspoon salt my astonishment, a moment ago, flour brownies recipe is tops. It has been 1/4 teaspoon pepper 3/4 teaspoon baking powder highlighted on the unsweetened when I went to look for that recipe 1 cup grated process Cheddar and it was gone, disappeared! 3/4 teaspoon baking soda Chocolate package for more than 30 cheese 118teaspoon salt The following recipes are the years." Paprika 13/4 cup milk Makes about 20 brownies. greatest: Prepare Creamettes according to Generously grease and flour two 2 squares Baker's Unsweetened general directions on package, 9-inch round cake pans. Cream Chocolate The ingredients listed on the drain. Melt butter, add flour and butter, shortening, sugar and 113cup soft butter or other short- recipe below cannot be found on the cook, stirring constantly, for two vanilla until fluffy. Blend in eggs. ening Creamettes label today because minutes - do not brown. Combine cocoa, flour, baking pow- 2/3 cup all-purpose flour some proportions have changed - Stir in milk, salt and pepper. der, baking soda, and salt in bowl. 112 teaspoon Calumet Baking Add alternately with milk to bat- Powder ter. Blend well. Pour into pans. 114teaspoon salt Bake at 350 degrees for 30 to 35 2 eggs minutes, or until cake tester 1 cup sugar inserted in the center comes out 1 teaspoon vanilla clean. Cool 10 minutes, remove 112cup chopped nuts from pans and use cocoa in your Melt chocolate with butter over favorite frosting recipe too. low heat. Mix flour with baking powder and salt. Beat eggs well; Baked Chicken then gradually beat in sugar. Blend that Makes in chocolate mixture and vanilla. Its Own Gravy Add flour mixture and mix well. Traditional Colonial Stir in nuts. Spread in greased 8- On the back of my recipe card is inch square pan. Bake at 350 1060 N. Oxford a clipping that reads, "this recipe degrees for 25 minutes (for moist Four bedroom, two and one half ba qualifies as one of Carnation's chewy brownies) or about 30 min- Immediately Available. 'classics of the past.' This savory utes, or until cake tester inserted Open Sunday 2-4pm. dish was first introduced on in center comes out clean (for cake- Carnation's Evaporated Milk label $409,000 like brownies). Cool in pan; then in 1964, and if you're a gravy nut, cut into squares. you'll love it. " Note: r..ecipe may be doubled; Makes six servings. bake in greased 13- by 9-inch pan 3 to 3 112pounds frying chicken pieces at 350 degrees for 25 or 30 min- Mini Showhouse 1/4 cup flour utes, as directed. Makes about 40. Absolute perfection. 1/4 cup melted butter Besides offering great taste, New!New!New! 2/3 cup undiluted Carnation famous vintage recipes go down as Three bedroom. one bath. Evaporated Milk "comfort food" - something we $215,000. 1 1/4 cups (10 1/2 ounce can) blessed Americans are craving. If you have something of interest eat living space for the professional. cream of mushroom soup 1 cup (4 ounces) grated process to share with our readers regarding American cheese antiques and collectibles, send a photo with description to; Diane For more inCormation call ••• 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon pepper Morelli c 10 Grosse Pointe News at .Judy Sieber 2 cups (1 pound can) drained 96 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pointe whole onions Farms 48236, fax (313) 882-1585; ...... 313-884-3600 1/4 pound sliced mushrooms e-mail dmorelli@grossepointe- I news. com .

- Thursday, November 15, 2001 YourHome Page 7 Covering the central AIC compressor can be damaging An inside cover can be fabricated Hardware at 21912 Harper in St. We, at Gilbert's Pro Hardware, with reusable storm window track- Clair Shores 48080; call (586) 776- are in a dilemma regarding central 9532, e-mail ing and 2-mil plastic sheeting. air-conditioning covers. Customers staf/@mrhardware.com, or visit the Ask Install the track on the wall want to cover their air-conditioning new and improved www.mrhard- around the window and the air compressors for the winter and we Mr. ware.com to retrieve past columns. conditioner. Use the small "spline" do not want to sell them! Are we ardware track to snap the plastic sheet in crazy? place. Start at the top keeping the First, I want to clarify what unit plastic as straight as possible. is being discussed: The central air Then do the bottom stretching the compressor unit, not a window air plastic evenly. Finish with the conditioner, is first in my discus- a cover, do not pull it all the way sides and you have just sealed the sion. The compressor is on a pad, window and the air conditioner connected to the house and furnace down to the base of the unit. Tie or tape it so the bottom four inches or from the winter's drafts. '" ... :. ~ ...... -.. ,., ,... " "'.. • "" 'h JIt{l with copper tubing and electrical The tracking is two-piece plastic, lines. It is designed to be water- more are exposed. self-adhesive, and comes in white, Published by proof, not moisture proof. If you have any questions or doubts, call your service person beige and brown. The 2-mil sheet- Anteebo Publishing, Inc. Condensation forms when the ing is flexible like kitchen plastic 96 Kercheval compressor is enclosed with an air- and follow their instructions. We might not sell many covers, wrap, only thicker. Grosse Pointe Fanns, MI 48236 tight cover. Corrosion begins when Come spring, remove the plastic water droplets form inside the cab- but we hope to get you back in the sheeting and leave the track on the John Minnis - Editor inet, the fan and the relay. Do not spring for coil cleaner and hose wall for next winter. The tracks are (313) 882-0294 cover the unit unless your com- noz.zles. The better air flows reusable for many years to come. Display Advertising pressor manual or the manufactur- through the radiator (the coils) the One advantage to this system is (313) 882-3500 er recommends doing so. Let it more efficient the unit will per- the plastic is inside the house, Fax (313) 882-1585 breathe, good air in, moist air out. form. Window air conditioners, on the other hand, should be covered tight as a drum, while the wind Classified Advertising After all, it is designed to be in the and weather beat on the window weather all year. to prevent drafts into the house. (313) 882-6900 If the Windowair conditioner can- and air conditioner outside. Our suggestion is to put a flat Fax (313) 343-5569 not be covered or sealed from the Send your questions to Mr. cover over the top of the unit and Hardware c 10 Gilbert's Pro leave the sides open. If you do have outside, seal the unit on the inside.

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IMPECCABLE THREE BEDROOM CHARMING PARK three bedroom. GREAT GROSSE POINTE FARMS LOVELY OUTSTANDING WOODS RANCH bnck Ranch Second full bath In base- two bath home wllh a new Iutchen, large Opportunity under $200,000. Four bed- Move-In condition Refinished rooms, hardwood floors, plus many with new maple kitchen, customized hardwood floors, natural fir~lace, ~t ment. Two car garage, newer roof, alarm natural fireplace. refinished hardwood room English Bungalow with frah system. central-air. Ciome Warranty. All other updates. Pnced to sell, a must see! decor, newer Windows and doors, leaded recreation room, three bedrooms, full floors and beautiful moldJn~ through- bath and halfbath in basemenr #32 app1Jances remam. #33 #34 out. Finished basement with separate glass and hardwood floors. 131 uolity room and wash room. #30

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The year 2001 Substantial price reductton on thiS newer Outstanding Woods Location for thiS three White House conStructIOn home 10 the Woods 3,000 sq feet bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal Great Chri$tmas orna- of liVing "pace Five bedroom~. four and one Circular floor plan Large spacIous family room half baths Pnced to sell at $499,000 ment depicts overlooking private yard Two car attached President Andrew garage $:134,900 Johnson with his children and grandchildren returning to the White House from an afternoon car- riage ride, his favorite form of relaxation. Andrew Johnson, the 17th president of the Slate roof English ColOnial Newer kItchen United States Wonderful Colomal In excellent Park location. with commercial appliances and granite Large kllchen With eating space. Hardwood countertops Updated bathrooms, beaullful (1865-69), took "My favorite memory is of the presidential car- floors throughout Large private patto for natural woodwork with elaborate crown office after the riage coming back to the White House filled with entertalnmg. Beauttfully landscaped yard moldmg throughout. Finished basement With assassination of children." - William H. Crook, White House $399,900. wet bar and natural fire lace $550,000 Abraham Lincoln. guard. With the political ing that includes a period engrav- turmoil surrounding his rise to the ing-style illustration depicting the presidency, Reconstruction, the carriage returning to the White threat of impeachment, and the ill- House in 1867. ness of his wife, Johnson's life at All proceeds from the sale of this the White House might have been ornament will be used for the unbearable had it not been for the preservation of the White House love of his close-knit family. The and programs to further the educa- president often took afternoon car- tional goals of the association. riage rides with his children and Each of the past 20 ornaments is Three bedroom bnck ranch WIth Gro<;se Pomte Three bedroom bungalow with Grosse Pointe Schools east of 1-94. Updated kitchen, grandchildren and picnicked in the available, along with educational Schools. Family room with newer carpet, refinished hardwood floors. Recent updates surrounding countryside. hardwood floors, finished basement Numerous brochures. include furnace. central au. roof, wmdows, updates throughout I.e. Vinyl Siding, Windows, This ornament captures the joy- landscaping. carpetmg Full bath in basement Gutters. Roof Two and one half car garage ous spirit of those family outings. The cost of the ornament is $15 Two car garage. A great pnce at $147,900 Thts commemorative ornament, plus shipping and handling. It can One year home warranty. All for under the 21st in the series started by the be ordered from the White House $120,000 White House Historical Historical Association at P.O. Box Association in 1981, is a three- 96586, Washington, D.C. 20090- dimensional replica of the type of 6589; or call toll-free at (800) 555- carriage Johnson once used. 2451; or order from the associa- Beautifully crafted, it has a 24kt. tion's website at www.whitehouse- gold finish and eight enameled col- history.org. ors. It is displayed within packag-

N SUNDAY November' 18, 2001 Beautifully mamtalned three bedroom Well mamtalned brick ranch with newer Bungalow Newer kitchen. updated bath. wmdows Updated kuchen (counter top and In ONE WORD hardwood floors. newer roof, wmdows. central floor) Finished basement With two addll10nal lUr, copper plumblOg Awesome finished bedrooms. Seller IS motIvated Willing to look basement, large deck, two car garage. A at reasonable offer; $119.900 LOCATION! pleasure to "how $104,900 This custom contemporary Is built for family and entertaining with Its' open floor plan. Kid friendly? You bet, For a private showing or additional information situated across from Windmill Pointe Please contact Park. Are you ready for a Bohemian lifestyle? Come give us a look and get you ready to lMt. 498 Barrington Christine J. Jurcak, ABR Roed, Grone Pointe Park. LGMAC: Office (313) 884-2274 90 Kercheva' A" .... ""\ "'" .."'" ~ ~ email [email protected] - Page 12 VourHome Thursday, November 15 I 2001

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EASTPOINTE 17661 SPRENGER $114,500 16826 SPRENGER $119,900 24918 LAETHAM $129,900 23159 REIN $123,900 DETROIt 3367 BEDFORD $110,000 3714 BEDFORD $135,000 20255 MOROSS $62,900 11463 KENMORE $69,900 20257 MOROSS $74,900 4586 FARMBROOK $89,900 4428 CADIEUX $99,900 20255 MOROSS $137,800 3906 HARVAIU) $149,900 CHESTERfIELD TWf. 52617 FOREST HILL $254,900 STERLING HEIGHTS 13090 PLUMBROOK $399,900 13000 PLUMBROOK (LAND) $155,000 HAMTRAMCK 3403 COMSTOCK $76,900 OFFICE RENTALS 26803 HARPER $975 17200 MACK SUITE #2 $950 17200 MACK SUITE #1 $1400 . 18150 MACK $2500 18424 MACK $1600 Page 14 YourHome Thursday, November 15. 2001 Controlling the 'pest that damages indoor plants year will not need much fertilizer more consumer friendly than oth- during the winter. The few outdoor Q. I brought my tropical house eTa. Applying pest control indoors plants that will be actively growing plants indoors and now I am notic- requires a little extra precaution indoors such as hibiscus could ben- ing some kind of insect on them since you will be breathing the and the leaves are turning yellow. same air. Insect spray may be nec- efit from a slow-release plant food What can I do? From Bugged in St. essary when infestation is severe. such as Osmocote or Espoma. You could use some organic fertilizer Clair Shores. The best way to apply even the A. Most plants have some insects very low toxic plant sprays is to like bone meal. David Soulliere is a Michigan on them and this is normal. It is spray the plant in the garage and certified nurseryman at Soulliere only when the population of the then return the plant to the house Landscaping and Garden Center, pest grows to the level that the after it has dried. insects start to do damage that we Pyrethins is an insecticide made 23919 Little Mack in St. Clair need to control the pest. When your Shores, between Nine and 10 mile. aphids may be black, green or from daisy plants and is used to plants were outdoors the cooler Phone (586) 776-2811 or go to brown .. Spider mites are almost control a wide range of insects safe- weather kept the population down. ly. Insecticidal soap is another www.michigangardens.com on the invisible. Mites will make the leaf Internet for furtMr infoT7TUJtion.E- Now that the plant is in your warm look tarnished, turn yellow or option in control. This type of soap house the insects are multiplying. mail at [email protected]. brown, and then fall off. Hold a covers and suffocates the insect. First it is always best to identify piece of white paper under the Remember. before you use any which type of insect is doing the branch and then shake the branch. product always read the label. damage. The best way is to bring a If your plant has red spider mites There are other choices for control- sample of the plant and insect to you will see very small red spots ling insects on your plants, but your local garden center for help in move on the paper. Scale is an these are some of the safest choices identification. This way the best insect that will form a shell over it. for indoors. Also you may consider control solution can be found. What you see is small white or other nonchemical management The five most common indoor brown bumps on the plant. Mealy controls such as a sharp spray of insects are aphids, white flies. spi- bugs are very common pests to water. sponging the leaves with der mites, scale and mealy bugs. your house plants. They look like a soapy water or brushing off the CALL 313-882-3500 All of these insects suck the plant's cottony substance and can usually insects with a cotton swab of rub- Toreserve Display Advertising juices causing the plant to discolor, be found on the trunk or at the bing alcohol. wilt and possibly die. Aphids and space by 2 p.m. Friday base of the leaf stem. Plants normally are fertilized white flies are usually found on the There are many pest control when they are actively growing. underside of the leaves. Naturally products on the market. Some are Most plants that are indoors all the white flies are white but the

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GROSSE POIm WOODS $345,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $425,000 GRosse POINTE WOODS $350,000 GRosse POINTE WOODS $464,900 QUIET STREET Beautrtully maintained COlonial with all GROSSE POINTE SHORES $463,000 ~POINTt PARK $485,000 IMMACULATE COLONIAL One block from Lake St Clair WONDERRlL COLONIAL Three bedroom, two and one GROSSE POINTE SHORES $42,9lIO DETACHED CQNOO - MUST SEE! CUStom krtchen wrth the updates Newer roof. WIndows, furnace, central air GROSSE POINTE PARK $379,900 COMPLETELY UPDATED THREE BEDROOM HOMEI This GREAT FOR ENTERTAINING Features Include large liVing Large family room WIth stone fireplace, formal living half bath home features new wood floor In IMng room, FiRST FLOOR END UNIT. Newly decorated, hardwood bl.nlt-II\S and granite counters Hardwood floors, torrnaI condltlomng, hot water heater, krtct1en opens to large INCREDIBLY CHARMING! ThIS IS tile home you've been fabulously located home boasts a 13 x 16 family room, room W1th fireplace, torrnal dll'Mng room, wood paneled room with natural fireplace, formal dining room two car dlOing room, krtchen, den, new roof 10 1012000 32 X 16 floors, whrte krtchen WIndows '95, stove and retngera- den/librarY, newer krtchen WIth bt.nlt-11lS and breakfast dining, den and first floor laundry. Rnished basement In-ground pool FiOished basemem, first floor laundry famIly room French doors to paba (GPN-H-SOCRE) waiting fo(l New England style cemer entrance Coloollll master bedroom batll, finIShed lower level attactled garage. Newer cherry kitchen (GPN -H- lor to remain Storage In baSemerrt. PrIVate parIoflg • WIth WIth with half batI1, lOts of storage (GPN-GW-90M OR) (313) (313) 885-2000 In pnme location features high caved ceilings. hard- nook. Ovel1ookmg 30 feet of cedar deckJng (GPN-H- and attached garage (GPN-H-42MOfl) (313) 885- must seel (GPN-GW-45Sl0) (313) 886-4200. large entertamment area, and a beautIfully pliYate yard 21MOR) (313) 885-2000. 13KEN) (313) 885-2000 I 886-4200 wood noocs, natural fireplace and more (GPN-H-1781S) (GPN-GW-95CRE) (313) 886-4200 2000 (313) 885-2000 " • •

HARPER WOODS $139,000 ST. CLAIR SHORES S219,900 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $154,900 HARPER WOODS $144,900 UPOATl:S GALOREI New Items wmdows, roof. finIShed WATER VIEW AND WATER ACCESS SoutI1 of 11 MIle / GROSSE POINTE WOODS $369.000 GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS I Attached garagel family East of Jeflerson Totally updated ranch move m coo- GROSSE fIOIN'n WOODS $235,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $229,000 UPDATES GALOREI NICely maintained brick ranch hardwOOd flOOfS, professtonally pal med IMng room, GROSSE POINTE WOODS $289,900 STUNNING ENGLISH TERRACE offering beautrful archi- rooml Newer krtchen WIth built In dishwasher Newer cab- dltlonl View of the lake from your front porch tIlen BEAUTlFUL BRICK RANCH 1300 SQuare feet wttIl for- PROFESSIONALLY DECORATED Bnck Colonial In out- Includes updated electncal, batllrooms, pabo, ceotraI air Humer Wood shades and celllilQ fan, krtcllen counter and ABSOLUTELY PERFECTI UPDATES GALORE' SpacIOUS standmg Grosse PoIme Woods neighborhood Completely tectural details Cllarrmng two Sided fireplace between Inets, newer bath wrth Kohler fixturesl PartJaJIy fi nlShed Sink, mlCl'OW8Ye and steel doors (GPN-H -64KEN) (313) walk down to your own pnvate waterfront park WIth mal dlOing room, btg, bright IMng room with gorgeous COndrtloOlng, finIShed basement WIth tIllrd bedrOOm and basemerrt. Appliances negollable (GPN-GW-l5LOC) (313) bock ranch WIth attached garage Meticulously mam- updated tIlroughout finIShed basement bath, hard- IMng room and IIbrafY Six bedrooms, three and one half boat wellsl (GPN-GW-10STC) (313) 886-4200 natural fireplace and ptCIUre wmdow Eat In krtcIlen wrth offlcelfourt!l bedroom Siding, lloor and roof on garage all 885-2000 tamed UpdateS Include new furnace, eentralllJr, Win- baths, new roof and new eopper gutters (GPN-GW- 886-4200 WIth built-Ins central lIlr condrtJonlOg and two car wood noocs. brand new kitchen WIth new appliances new Ronda rooml (GPN-GW-16ROS) (313) 886-4200 doWs, doorNaIl, carpet, pamt, landscaping, garage 23RIV) (313) 886-4200. garage on large loti (GPN-GW-30VlR}) (313) 886-4200 Updated roof (GPN-H-51 NOR) (313) 885-2000 dOOr, and morel (GPN-GW-23NBR) (313) 886-4200

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... Thursday, November 15, 2001 Page 20 YourHome Salt's the secret solution Eastside's Premier Landscape Company to tender turkey ARA - "Tough, tasteless and dry." Three words you don't want to hear your fami- ly and guests use to describe the turkey at the center of the holiday dinner table. Yet, according to turkey industry experts, those words are often used to address the .., !ii-'\.- ...... _ .:; "< - -,..- ~~~.~.~~~~ -~~ ~_.::-- I~".., ~ ~...~ state-of-the-bird. ""...... :,,:;:"" -- "The biggest complaint for ALL Your Landscaping Needs people have about turkey is that it's tough and dry," says BRICK PAVING Lynn Lauve, marketing man- AND RETAINING WALLS ager of Honeysuckle White Patios. Drigeways and Turkeys, Springdale, Ark. "People want their holiday and pure. walkways. Let our desltner "Youcan use basically brine with sbow you a custom 10012. turkey to be moist and flavorful." Avoiding a parched bird doesn't any salt you wish," says Jordan, have to take hours of preparation, "but I recommend using a good -' constant consideration or endless kosher salt, like Diamond Crystal - lamentation. All it takes is salt and brand kosher. I like its unique flakes that dissolve quickly. It has water. no anti-caking agents or additives Brining _ just pure salt. Diamond Simply soaking your turkey in a Crystal's flakes taste fresh and salt brine the night before the big light: perfect qualities for creating day could very well save your holi- a goodbrine." day turkey from a dry and flavor- less fate. The simple solution "Brining results in a turkey that For m8XImum flavor, brining a is flavorful and juicy," says Michele turkey should begin the evening Anna Jordan, chef, syndicated food before it is roasted. A large stock- writer and author of the cookbook pot should have enough space to "Salt and Pepper." "Salt's natural brine a bird. The general "recipe" ability to draw out a food'strue fla- for brining is one cup of kosher salt vors and juices will ensure that to one gallon of cold water. Fill the your bird will retain its moisture stockpot with the cold water, add during roasting." the kosher salt and stir until the Schedule your salt has completely dissolved. Once The right stuff dissolved, the salt and water mix Brining requires a fresh turkey. will stay suspended. AI-BRICK The majority of frozen turkeys at Leave the turkey's legs in the 1~PAVING the supermarket have been pre- "lock" and remove the neck and Backer Landscaping basted with turkey broth, fats or giblets from the body and neck cav- ities. Next, place the turkey in the has been serving the flavorings. This is done to elimi- nate the chore of basting a turkey pot and cover it with a lid, towel or East Side for over 14 11 AI-IRRIGATION during the roasting process. A plastic wrap and place the pot in years. Our courteous -'1~ BLOWOUT fresh turkey is just that: fresh and the refrigerator (if necessary, professional staff will free of any ingredient except remove a shelf to accommodate the size of pot). There is no need to stir provide prompt quality turkey. A fresh turkey lets you use any method you choose to boost the the solution or shift the turkey products and services 1"2 41.fERTILIZATION flavor and moisture content of the unless the brine doesn't completely to meet your needs. bird. cover it. If that's the case, turn the Ask us for references -'1~WINTER Salt comes in several fonns. The turkey every few hours to make sure each part is submerged at from your right salt will enhance the natural GUARD flavor of a fresh turkey and help it some point. neighborhood. remain juicy. One option is regular granulated table salt, which con- Roasting No Obli\lation • free Estimates sists of small, hard cubes that dis- When it's time to roast the bird, solve slowly. Another option is remove it from the brining pot, pat kosher salt, which has crystals it dry with paper towels, add stuff- that are light and fluffy,much like ing and place in a shallow roasting snowflakes. Kosher dissolves easi- pan with the breast side up. ly, and if you use a kosher salt that Average roasting temperature for a does not contain the iodine often found in table salt, its taste is clean See TURKEY, page 21 27739 Groesbeck • North of •• Mile • Rose9Ule

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'1\"01nbley, Grosse Pointe Park Two lfJIe new oonrJomtntuma ... First: noor unit .1.800 per month Old taabioD quaIiV. BIded glaD and oak What more oou1d you. wish for'! Attracl;he four wW1 two bedrooms and two full baths, plus f100rB tbrougbout tbIB five bedroom OBDtel' bedroom. two bath 1raDp1oW With neWIr kit.cben, six panel doors. hardwood floors and library and 8800Ild floor unit With three bed- ent:raDoe (WaniaJ OIl Weslicbe8ti8r. Bpan1sh Ule WlnclmtJI Pte .•Gl"0888 Pointe Park neutral &6oar. Large park-like ~ With artistic rooms and two tun batbs. Immediate oooupan- root, oopp8l' guUiBrll and a two and aoe half 0lU" $3.000 per month ay. t219,900 and t225.900 1't!IIp8OUve1y. garage. t4S9.000 Jand"'lJ8Ping. $259.000

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" _~ "'~'Y,."...... ~ ...... ~~~.,.,..'l-_~ ___ PALME~~R~ l..~~~~l~Q~~ By Miss Bijoux than a good-size diamond a semi- Q. I know what the precious precious gem. stones are - diamond, ruby, emer- Q. Why am I seeing so much ald and sapphire - but what about platinum? Is it that much better semiprecious stones? Which are than yellow or white gold? - S.B., the most valuable? - J.K., Birmingham, Ala. Chicago. A. Platinum is the rarest of the A. Somewhere during the '80s, precious metals - and the hardest. precious and semiprecious lost Of the eight precious metals, plat- their moorings. Miss Bijoux con- inum is fashioned into jewelry in tends that the terms are passe. the purest state: 95 percent being While the "Big Four" (diamond, platinum, with small percentages ruby, emerald and sapphire) are of one or more related metals still the Big Four, some less com- added for hardness. Gold alloys monly known stones are actually have higher percentages of added more expensive, depending on the metals. size of the stone in question. The advertising campaign for For example, a type of garnet platinum since the mid-'90s h.as called a demantoid is a beautiful been nothing short of a triumph. green stone that is a viable alter- All but banned from the popular native to emerald. A demantoid conscience since World War II, may be cleaner and a better green ,_- ...... r when platinum was con.E\,cripted than a similar emerald. As a gar- exclusively for military use, its net, a demantoid is always harder resurgence has been in response to and more brilliant (has a higher popular demand, but the demand refractive index) than an emerald. was created by a bravura orches- And a demantoid garnet is rare, tration of information, publicity especially in sizes over 2 carats. and hype. That garnet is going to cost more All this said, certain gemstones per carat than the commercial- look better in a white metal like quality emeralds on the market, platinum (think a high-color dia- and it certainly can cost more than mond); others, in yellow metal the equivalent-size sapphire. So, (think. citrine, which is typically a the term semiprecious, formerly yellow quartz). Some skin types used with all garnets, does not are complemented by white metal apply accurately to demantoid gar- (skin without a yellow undertone); nets. others, by yellow metal. The same is true ofAlexandrites, Yellowgold is coming back very a variety of chrysoberyl that strong this year. There is definitely • Ranch Model aprox. 1,400 sq.ft. .2 hedr9oms, .2 full baths.. appears dark green in daylight and a role for both white and yellow deep red under artificial light. metals in jewelry, but beware of • Large bay window & cathedral ceiling in master bedroom. Again, rarity is key, and the cost of wearing several pieces of each at • Beautiful wooded setting with an abundance of green a genuine Alexandrite, if you can the same time to the extent of space & LUXURIOUSLANDSCAPING. find one, can be very high. resembling a Christmas tree. 1bday it is the size and quality of Miss Bijoux is a professional • Magnificent gated entrances and gatehouse. the individual stone that deter- gemologist and not affiliated with mines the value, given that the any business involving jewelry or • Marble faced fireplace & hearth with gas logs & wood mantle. stone is rare. There is no hierarchy gems. Send questions to Miss Bijoux c/o King Features Weekly • Brick exteriors & extra deep basements. of values in gemstones beyond the Big Four, but it is a misnomer to Service, P. O. Box 536475, Orlando, • Only I) units per acre each on a cul-de-sac. call a stone that can sell for more FL 32853-6475, or e-mail her at [email protected]. • Stained woodwork thru-out. Lafata custom cabinets. "'COUNTRY LIVING" At 2307 ALLAJU) Furnished Models Entrdtla on 12 Mile Road ~ ~ ~~~ Open Daily & Weekends I3MiU An invitation to Noon to5pm Sunday Open House (Closed Thursdays> tb i

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YOURHOME CIJ5JtijlFIIDVERTI51N6 fOX: 313-J43-556~ http.llgrossepomlenews.com DEADUNES FREQUENCY DISCOUNTS: given for mulb- 702 AptsIFlatslDuplex- 720 Rooms for Rent 811 Lots For Sale IlfAI. ESWE FOIl SAlE & RENT week sd1eduled advertlsmg. WIth prepayment or StClall'ShofeslMac.ombCouoty 721 VacalJon Rental- Flonda 812 MortgageslLand Contracts credit approval Call for rates or for more Word Ads - MONDAY 4 PM 703 AptslFlatslDuplex- 722 VacalJon Rental--Out of State 813 Northern MJdllgan Homes Photos. Logo Art - MONDAY 12 PM Informatlon Wanted to Rent 723 VacalJon Rental- 814 Northern Michigan Lots (C811 for HolIday doIle dates) Phone ClCIII be buoy on Monday & Msday o.odIi-o pIecue call1CIriy. 704 Houses -8t Clair County Northern MK:/'ugan 815 Out of State Property QASSIFIEDS lMI. aASSlFICAJlONSl one CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP: We 705 Houses - Grosse POinte! 724 VacalJon Rental- Resort 816 Real Estate EXchange TUESDAY 12 NOON rese1'V8 the ngIlt to classify ead! ad under lis Harper Woods 725 RentalslLeaslng 817 Real Estate Wanted (Call for HolIday doIle dates) appropnate heading The publISher reserves the 706 DetrortlBalance Wayne County North Michigan 818 Sale or Lease PAYMENTS right to edit or reject ad copy SUbmitted for 707 Houses - St Clair Shores! 819 cemetery Lots publlcabon Pi ... "w'...... Macomb County 820 BUSinesses for Sale we ~ VIsa. M88telCard. cash. Check CORRECTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS: 708 Houses Wanted to Rent RfAL ESTATEFOR SAlE ADSTYl!S: RespollSIbIIlty for classified adverbslng ecTQ( IS 709 Townhouses/Condos For Rent BOO Houses for Sale Word Ads 12 'Mlrds - $12 75. limited to either a cancellabon of the charge or a I!lddIllonlIl words. 65f 88Ch re-run of the por1IQn In ecTQ( NotrftcalIon ITlIllit 710 Townhouses/Condos Wanted 801 CommerCial Buildings AbbreYIatIonIInm accepted be given In bme for correctJon Inthe following 711 Garages/Mini Storage For Rent 802 CommerCl8l Property Measured Ad$ $22 60 per column Inch Issue We assume no responslbllity for the same 712 GaragesIMlnl Storage Wanted 803 CondoslAptsJFlats after the first IrIlIeftIon 80rtler Ads' $24 85 per column Inch 713 IndustriallWarehouse Rental 804 Country Homes FULL PAGE $400 00 714 Living Quarters to Share 805 Farms 1/2 PAGE $275 00 1/4 PAGE $200 00 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 715 Motor Homes For Rent 806 Out State Homes 118PAGE $125 00 700 AptsIFlatsiDuplex- 716 OfficesiCommerClaI For Rent 807 Investment Property Photo Ads In-CaIumn S39 00 (small photo with Grosse POlntelHarper Woods 717 Offices/CommerCIal Wanted 808 waterfront Homes 15W01'ds) 701 AptsIFlatsiDupfex- 718 Property Management 809 Waterfront Lots DetroltlBalance Wayne County 719 Rent with Option to Buy 810 LakeIRlver Resorts

•••••••••••H E 0 L _ ••ESTOTE ~. ~Uml F 0 H RENT • _ •• /\/'0 V'EI\4BER S?t<::::"~'- REMEMBER EARLY DEADLINES ••• PLEASE REMEMBER • Thanksgiving Holiday 8 J0 area code will change to 586 RENTAlS (All Moc:omb County TeIet:Jtoite Unes} If you run 2 rental ads, All Classified Real Estate Help Us Malee lite ClKJnges ••• This beComes matrdtJfory by MDn:1a J, 2002 • you get 1 free* f 6YourHome" I. •• Deadllne:FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16 for Call 313-882-6900 ext. 3 THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 22 Issue 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX for detailsf POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS Call 313-882-6900 ext. 3 .Some rules applyl GrosK fbint~ N~ws 411 Neff- large 3 bed~ 829 Harcourt, Grosse Or~ Point~ N~ws room, 2 bath town- Pointe Park Spacious &~ house. Beautiful hard- upper 2 bedroom flat

&CBNNi£iiiiN... W II • A , l •• I rIiWI wood floors, fireplace, immediately available. enclosed porch, ga- Hardwood floors, nat- 700 APTS/FLATS (DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX rage, central air, ural fireplace, kitchen POINTES / HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOOD5 stove, refrrgerator, appliances, enclosed 1 bedroom apartment. 1102 Wayburn, large 1300 Maryland, in the 2 bedroom upper flat, dishwasher, washerl Florida room, base- ment storage area. Heart of the Farms. lower unit. Hardwood Park. Spacious, 2 1369 Beaconsfield, dryer and mainte- $9501 month plus util- Darting upper flat. Util- floors. Very nice. Ref- bedroom apartment, balconies front & nance included. ities. No pets! smok- ities, appliances, ga- erences. (313)882- new appliances, laun. back, ample off- street $1,195/ month. (313)801-5537 Ing. By appointment rage included. Safe 1001 dry facility, lighted parking. $7501 month, only, (313)822~8097 and secure neighbor- parking, ample stor- references necessary. 1160 Beaconsfield. Ex- hood. No pets. Availa- age, includes heat (313)331~7557 620 Neff~ Hard to find, 852 Trombley, 2 bed- ble November. $710. ceptional 3 bedroom and water. $650 Open beautifully renovated. room upper, hving upper flat. Fireplace, (313)882-3756 House Sundays 1- 3 2,000 square feet in im~ 1,500 sq. ft. Flat in the room, dining room, li- garage, basement (586)739-2049 maculate condition & "Village"; kitchen! brary, porch, applian- 1 bedroom apartment. With laundry. New a convenient location. great room; large liv- ces. $8501 month. Private entrance. Ikea kitchen and bath- 1421 Waybum- 2 bed~ Kitchen appliances & ing room WIth natural (313)884-5469 Stove, refrigerator. room. $8501 month. room lower, complete- natural fireplace. fireplace, master bed~ Walk to Village. Heat Available Dec. 15. ly renovated, applian- $1,6001 month. Lynn 899 Neff upper front 2 room with walk-in included. $700 plus (313)331-1732 ces, $700. (313)886- Baker- Hunter, 313~ bedroom apartment. security. No pets. 6331 884-0600 closet; Jacuzzi tub. Appliances, carport. (313)884-5022 1226 Waybum- 2 bed- Must see. $1,6001 $675 month plus utilit- 14933 Hampton, be- room upper. liVing 336 Neff- 2 story condo, month. 313-885-3553. ies. (313)881-1864 1,000 square foot apart~ tween Maryland and room, dining room, re- 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath ment for rent, all wel- Alter Road. 1 bed- 906 Nottingham, 1st modeled kitchenl Central air, applian- 639 Neff, 1 bedroom up- come. Please call room, hardwood floor, 2 bedroom, bathroom, central air. ces, carport, base- per, walking distance (313)282-5n6 for de~ floors, new kitchen washer, dryer, air, off- Private laundry, pri~ ment. No pets. to Village. Wood floor, tails. • vate storage, off~ with appliances, laun- throughout, washer, street parkmg. Non $1,2001 month. smoking building. No 1054 Maryland, spa- street parking. No dry facilities. Includes dryer. $750 month, (313)884-8134 pets. Available. $690. cious 2 bedroom up- pets. $n5. (734)513- heat and water. No waterl heat Included. (313)938-4541 per, hardwood floors, 2469 pets. $550. (313)331- 394 Neff- upper, com~ 313-884~0840. garage. $750. 7554 pletely redecorated, 2 BEACONSFIELDI Jef- 850 Neff- 2 bedroom up- (313)331-7554 2 bedroom lower & up- bedroom. Deck, sun- 794 Trombley- 3 bed- ferson, attractive 5 per flat. Clean, cozy, room, 1 car garage. room, 2 bath upper, room lower, hardwood TO PLACE AN AD small. Non-smoking, per, excellent condi- tion, air, washer & $1,2001 month. No redecorated, air, ga- floors, appliances, CALl. 31308BM900 .. 3 no pets. $7901 month, pets. Michael, 313- rage. Should see. $675/ month. includes water and dryer, large storage, ~IbintcNcM 506-3742. (313)331.Q82 (248)767-3080 4,.J'" heat. (313)885-3926 $725. (313)881-2806 Page 26 YourHome Thursday. November 15, 2001 Classifieds. (313)882-6900ext. 3 700 APTS, flATS/ DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS: DUPLEX POINHS/ HARPER WOODS 700 APTS/flATS/DUPlEX POINHS/HARPfR WOODS 700 APTS/flATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX POINHS/HARPER WOODS 70 I APTS, FLATS/DUPLEX AFFORDABLE town- POINHS/HARP~R WOODS POINTES/HARP~R WOODS COZY, spotless, quiet DETROIT IWAYNE COUNTY house living in Grosse HARCOURT- lower unit, one bedroom condo. LAKEPOINTE- lower 3 ST. Clalr- close to Vil- Pointe Woods. 2 sharp, air, 2 bedroom, HAVERHill, 3462, up- appliances, central bedroom, 2 full bath. lage, 5 room upper, all floors plus full base- appliances, laundry, per 2 bedroom. $600. air, hardwood floors. Llvrng room, dining appliances, no pets. ment, private entran- sun room, separate InclUdes heat and wa- No smoking or pets. room. New central air. ces, new kitchen! ap- basement, fireplace, Available December ter. (313)824-9174 (313)882-4903 Washerl dryer. Up to 1. $800 (313)886- pliances, central air, garage, snow remov- date kitchen. No 5843 HISTORIC Indian Vil- cable ready. No pets. EXECUTIVE fUlly fur- al, lawn maintenance, smokrng/, no pets. lage- 2 carnage hOuse $8351 month OIshed 2 bedroom, $1,0001 month. No $9801 month. Grosse TROMBlEY- lower, 3 (248)848-1150 apartments for lease short term, includes petsl smoking, 313- Pointe Park. bedroom. $1,380. No 319-8050 all utilities, phone, ca- (313)824-2687 pets. (313)822-4709 1 bedroom loft style; AN outstanding 2 bed- ble .T.V. Central air & new kitchen, new IMPECCABLE upper 4 room lower flat. Re- heat, very sharp. MARYLAND- Charming 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX bath. And- 2 bed- bedroom, 2 112 bath painted throughout. $1,8001 month. lower 2 bedroom flat. DETROIT/WAYN~ COUNTY rooms, 2 full baths, in Park. New applian- Refinished wood (313)319-8050 Kitchen with refngera- new kitchen, new ap- ces, gas fireplace, 1 bedroom, heat includ- floors, 1,300 square tor stove, dishwasher. pliances. Higbie Max- FURNISHED- short lovely private deck off ed. Stove, refrigerator. foot, new windows, Garage parking. Avail- tenn, 2 bedroom, in- liVing room, washer, Carpeted. 10411 Ca- on Agney Maureen Al- kitchen & bath, new able immediately. lison, (313)886-3400 clUdes all utilities, ca- dryer, large separate dieux. $4051 month. fumace & central air. $7501 month. Refer- ext. 123 ble T.V., phone, air basement. $1900. Plus $600 security. Garage & driveway ences Minimum 2 conditioning. Rivard. 313-824-2270 (313)839-9717 parking. New refriger- year lease. 1st month NEAR Grosse Pointel $l,aOOI month. ator, stove, dishwash- It has become and security. 2 bedroom, all applian- Bedford. Nice 1 bed- er, washer dryer. (313)510-8835 & necessary to charge (313)823-2150 ces, no pets, $650. room upper. Applian- 1038 Maryland, $9951 GROSSE Pointe City- for declined credit cards ces. $495 plus heat. NEFF Lane apartments- (313)824-1439 month. Goosen Real- deluxe condo. Neffl The fee will be (313)343-0255 2 bedroom, 1 bath. ty, 586- n3-7138 St. PaUl 2,000 sq. ft., $2.00 per ad. AL TERJ Charlevoix, Close to Village, 1 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 You'll be informed if it Grosse Pointe side. 1 SPACIOUS 1 bedroom AVAILABLE Immediate- .carport, available im- baths, fireplace, at- happens to bedroom, $350. In- lower apartment with ly- 6171 619 Neff. mediately. $7501 tached garage. your account. clUdes heat, applian- liVing room, dining .. Spacious upper and month. Lease. $1,6001 month Thank you ces. (313)885-0031 room, kitchen with ap- lower flats. Open floor (313)882-9972 (810)412-9000 for your advertising pliances, walk out sun plan; 2 bedrooms; 4- and loyalty. AL TERJ Jefferson, deck, large closets, In- season Florida room; GROSSE Pointe City. NEFF Rd., 3 bedroom, 2 Grosse Pointe News & Pointe Manor Apart- clUdes shared use of washerl dryer availa- Lakeland! Mack. 1 bath lower, central air, The Connection, ments. 1 bedroom basement and garage ble; perfect "Village" bedroom condo in- new appliances, half Classified Advertising $380, stUdio $340. All location. $1,1501 clUdes all appliances, basment, garage, $4401 month Includes landscapel snow re- utilities inclUded. heat and water. No month. 313-885-3553. washer, dryer, heat, lAKEPOINTE 1077. (313)331-6971 air. Located near the Must see & compare! moval service. Availa- pets, excellent area BEACONSFIELD_ 2 Village. $7001 month. large! open immacu- ble ImmedIately. APARTMENT 1 bed- (810)n5-7164. bedroom upper, fresh- (313)640-8966 late 2 bedroom Upper, $13001 month. room, heat! water In- (313)882-6631 ST. John Hospital area, ly painted, newer car- freshly painted, sun cluded, air, laundry GROSSE Pointe City. 2 bedroom, kitchen, peting, newer applian- porch & pantry, new available. $400- $425 Lakelandl Mack. 1 NEW Beaconsfield up- bath, totally updated ces, new Windows, furnace & central air, (313)882-4132 bedroom condo in- per- 2 bedrooms, ga- throughout including off- street parking, separate utilitIes, rage With remote. AIr, clUdes all appliances, BUCKINGHAM_ excel- new windows, fur- $7001 month, Includes basement, all applian- all new appliances. In- washer, dryer, heat, lent two bedroom low- nace. Too many up- heat. Non- smoking, ces, concerned land- clUdes lawn care. air. Located near the er Appliances, ga- dates to list. truly no pets (313)882- lord. $8751 month plus $900. (313)882-3222 8448 Village. $7001 month. rage. $525. $1,312.50 charming. Good credit (313)640-8966 deposit. (313)822- 8942 PARK- 2 bedroom move- 10. (313)886- a must, 2 units to BEACONSFIElD_ 2 GROSSE Pointe Farms, apartment, $575/ 1924 choose, available No- bedroom Upper. Appli- 2 bedroom carriage LAKEPOINTE spacIous month. (810)739-8554 vember. James Fran- ances, off street park- 2 bedroom lower Unit CHESTER! Moross- cis Realty, (810)771- house for lease. $9501 RIVARD- Impeccable 2 large 5 room upper, '"g Non-smoking' month. (313)882-1010 with bonus stUdio in 8302 bUilding. No pets. lower level & extra full bedroom lower, all ap- natural fIreplace, cen- pliances, many fea- $7251 month GROSSE Pointe Park, bath. Completely re- tral NC, sun porch, WilliAMSBURG (313)882-2158 Somerset, lower. 2 modeled inSide & out. tures. $1,2001 nego- garage $675 plus util- Apartments CadIeux! tiable (313)881-2593 bedrooms, den, hard- new kitchen With dish- rt,es and securrty de- Warren area 1 & 2 BEACONSFIElD_ 3 woods, basement, washer, new tiled bath SOMERSET, 2 bedroom POSIt.(810)716-1482 bedroom, heat & wa- bedroom lower & up- washer, dryer, dish- & hardwood floors, upper, totally new All ter, newly renovated. EAST English Village 2 per. Washerl dryer, washer, 1 car garage. $9251 month. Call appliances. No pets, Call 313-872-8215 bedroom lower. Hard- garage, hardwood Available late Decem- 313-882-7558 no smokmg. Must WOod, new furnace 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX floors. $8501 month ber $925 (248)723- pass credit check plus depOSIt BrUSh- 9926 LAKEPOINTE- 2 bed- appliances. $700: S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY $n5 (313)343-0149 313-882-0033 wood CorporatIon, room flats. Hardwood 1 bedroom apartment GROSSE POinte Park floors, new parnt, ex- (313)331-8800 SOMERSET- 6 room Roseville- all applian- Beautiful, spacIous 3 cellent condition Im- EXECUTIVE 1 bedroom upper, freshly painted, ces, no pets. bedroom Lower & up- mediate occupancy upper located In BEACONSFlelD_ new- hardwood froors, natu- (248)543-3940 be- per available $850- $750 (313)886-2244 Windmill Pornte subdi- ly decorated one bed- ral fireplace, front tween 7am- 4pm. room ApplIances, one year lease Kathy porch, garage, sepa- VISion Large bed- LAKEPOINTE_ com- room. garage, Imme- laundry, off street Lenz, Johnstone & rate basement, no 1 bedroom spacrous -. pletely remodeled 2 diate OCCupancy All : parking, heat and wa- Johnstone, (313)884- pets. $750 plus utilit- townhouse, base- 0600 bedroom Jower un,t, appliances InclUded. ter Included $6001 brand new apphan- Ies and securrty ment Eastpomte, 91 (313)881-3027 $525 month plus se- month, discounted. HARCOURT. Grosse cas, smokefree, in- Gratiot Air, appfran- (313)886-8058 currty SIOgie only POinte Park. 2 bed- clUdes heat & water SPACIOUS upper, soO (313)822-5651 ces $545. 313-885- room, 2 1/2 bath, liv- $1,0001 month. 8300 SenIor diS- BRAND new 2 famrly m block of Neff Large Ing room, dining room, (313)882-7558 GREAT outstanding counts. Grosse Pomte Park. rooms, natural fire- sunroom, garage. sunny 2 bedroom up- InclUdes all applian- MACK! Neff. Nice 2 place, updated kitch- Air conditioning. per, appliances, dish- 1 person upper- lovely ces. Upper, $800. bedroom duplex, air, en Very clean $1,2001 month. washer, laundry, se- reSidentIal area Harrr- (313)882-3222 fireplace, half garage. $1,2001 month. Call (313)821-5857 Cure garage- automat- son Townshlpl Mt. $900. (313)884-5616 John COtzias, (313)881-9020 IC door. $700 InclUdes Clemens. $550, non heat. (313)886-1924 smoking building, no pets. (810)465-3609

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702 APTS/FLATS, DUPLEX 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 70S HOUSES FOR RENT 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 107 HOUSES FOR RENT/ S.C.S/ MACOMB COUNTY POINTES/ HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOOD:. POINTESjHARPER WOODS DETROIT jWAYNE COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY 11 Mile/ Harper- Remod- 2 & 3 bedrooms. Deco- 11/ Jefferson. Family eled 1 bedroom, ex- 1221 Fairholme In the GROSSE POinte Farms, OUTSTANDING Grosse rated, clean, fenced. home, 2,000 sq. ft. 4 cellent condition. Heat heart of Grosse 325 Mt. Vernon. 2 POinte Woods 3 bed- $550- $650. Dally bedroom, newly re- included. $560. POinte Woods. Prime bedroom bungalow. 1 room ranch. Immedi- showmgs. (313)882- modeled, 1 1/2 bath, (248)344-9904 location, corner lot. 4 1/2 baths. Living ate occupancy. Family 4132 Includes stove & re- bedrooms, 2 1/2 room, family room, room, hardwood ADORABLE bungalow frigerator. Large lot. 2 bedroom upper flat, baths. Formal dining basement. 2 1/2 car floors, new kitchen, 1 in nice DetroIt neIgh- $1,4001 month. $535/ monthly plu~, room, large kitchen garage. Natural fire- car attached garage, borhood. Close to St. (810)321-2723 electnc & security de- with eating area. TV place. Stove refrigera- large fenced yard. Will John. 3 bedrooms, re- posit. Call (810)771- room, recreation tor, dishwasher 3 bedroom, 2 bath near consider pets. $1,495 freshed kitchen, new 7850 after 6pm. room, natural fire- Freshly painted. Hard- 13 & Jefferson. 4- 6 month. (313)882-1521 carpet, air, refinished place, finished base- wood floors central month lease available. 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, hardwood floors. Fin- $1,1001 month. ment. Central air ADT air, no pets. $1175, PARK- Charming 3 bed- basement, 2 car at- ished basement With (313)881-5622 security system. 2 car one month security room, 2 bath home. tached garage, appli- kitchen and additional attached garage, depOSIt. Frank: 810- Formal dining room. ADORABLE St. Clair bathroom. Washer & ances, (313)884-0356 fenced yard. $2,200 206-6844 New kitchen, washerl Shores, 2 bedroom dryer. Pets welcome. month. Also available dryer. Fenced in back cottage. All applian- 21700 9 Mile Road. Large dog run. MinI- furnished. (810)792- GROSSE POinte Woods yard. Hardwood ces. 2 car garage. Spacious 1 bedroom, mum 1 year lease. 3990 3 bedroom, 2 bath, floors. New carpet up- Must see. Danlelle, in quiet building. In- $750 per month. Se- fenced, $950. stairs. Large base- (313)368-3630 cludes appliances, 1601 Brys- Totally reno- (248)613-3079 ment. Off street part,- curity depOSit re- parking, laundry. Heat vated 3 bedroom, 1 mg. $1,000. Contact qUired. Call Dave, BEAUTIFUL, spacious, and water Included. 1/2 bath bungalow. GROSSE POinte Jeff Von Schwartz 313-350-6101 2 bedroom. Between 8 & 9, Mack and Jef- No pets. $525. New garage. $1,450. Woods- 2,600 square Adlhoch & Associates, BLUEHILU Mack area- ferson. $775. (313)331-7554 810-915-0303, 810- feet, 3 bedroom, 2 full 313-882-5300 2 bedroom. $5501 & 2- 1/2 baths. Finish- (248)559-2982 412-0800. PEMBERTON- lovely month plus utilities, 1 CLEAN 2 bedroom, 1 ed basement. All ap- Tudor. 4 bedrooms, 1/2 months security ST. Clair Shores, 3 bed- 1/2 bath, all applian- 1925 Oxford, 2 bed- pliances, minimum 1 newer gourmet kitch- deposit. (313)884- room ranch, central ces, separate utilities. rooms, all appliances, year lease. No pets. en, family room, fire- 9060 air, appliances, ga- 1 year lease $850/ $2,000. (313)885- fenced yard, $1,4001 place, 2 car garage, rage. South Lake month, plus month month. Lawn & snow 0146 CADIEUX & 194- 3 bed- finished basement, room, 2 bath. Brick Schools. Immediate. and half security. No included. MInt condi- $9251 month. GROSSE Pomte walk- up attic. $2,100/ bungalow. Dining pets. (313)642-1666 tion, 313-882-8161 (313)885-0197 Woods- 3 bedrooms, month. (810)482-4178 room. Section 8, ok. COLONIAL duplex near 2032 Beaufait- 3 bed- new carpeting, THIS has it all, beautiful $750. Rental Pros, ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- Lake St. Clair, 2 bed- room bungalow, washer, dryer, fire- upper ranch, 1 block 313-882-Rent. Fee. room ranch, dining rooms, 2 baths, appli- Grosse Pointe place, garage. $850. from lake, gourmet EAST English Village. 2 room, finished base- ances. Basement & Woods, updates. (313)963-6223 kitchen! granite tops, bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, ment. Garage. Pets garage included. $1,195/ month. spacious rooms, living negotiable. $800. GROSSE Pointe hardwoods, fireplace, $795. 29321 Jeffer- (810)499-4444 room, formal dining Rental Pros, 810-773- Woods- 3 bedroom 2 car garage. No pets. son, (810)296-1558 room, 3 bedrooms, 2 Rent. Fee. brick ranch, newly re- $7001 month plus se- 3 bedroom bungalow, 1/2 baths, new carpet, modeled, finished curity. Available Dec. ST. Clair Shores. 2 bed- EDGEWOOD Terrace, Grosse Pointe area. all appliances, snow basement, 2 full & 1- 1st. (313)882-1699 room, 1 1/2 car at- 22831 Grove, St. Clair Newly remodeled. removal, lawn care. 1/2 baths, 2 car at- FARMBROOK, 4520 2 tached garage, fenced Shores, 9 Mile! Harp- $1,100. Immediate oc- $1,750. (313)822- tached garage, mini- bedroom, 2 baths. backyard. $1000 er area. SpacioUS 1 cupancy. 810-776- 4161 month (810)777-4755 bedroom, newly re- 2444 mum 1 year lease, no Master and walk-In THREE bedroom, two 709 TOWNHOUSES/ modeled, carpet pets. $1,600 shower 2nd floor. All bath, bungalow with throughout, all new 3 bedroom bungalow, (313)885-0146 appliances. 2 1/2 car CONDOS FOR RENT fireplace, fenced, one appliances washer, Grosse Pointe garage. Cedar deck. 2 bedroom condo locat- GROSSE Pointe car garage. $.1,100/ $8501 month. Must dryer, central air & Woods, Ale, 2 1/2 ed on Nautical Mile, bath, family room, fire- Woods- 3 bedroom month. Ready now! see to appreciate. carport. Heat & water $7001 month. Utilities place, finished base- brick bungalow, dining (248)613-3079 (248)348-3975 included. $650/ room, fireplace. Base- not included. ment, attached ga- GRAYTON, totally (810)415-0035 month. 810-598-9890. ment. Garage. $950. TWO single family rage, fenced yard. renovated 2 bedroom Rental Pros, 313-882- homes. Grosse 2 bedroom St. Clair JEFFERSONI Masonic, $1,000, rent negotia- brick, garage, base- Rent. Fee. Pointe schools. $765/ Shores condo with 1 bedroom, 1st floor, ble.810-779-3788 ment, appliances. $850 month. Option to carport, freshly paint- included heat! water. $795/ month plus se- 408 Fisher- Farms. Col- GROSSE PTE PARK buy. (810)986-9670 ed, laundry room in Non- smoking! pets, curity & utilities. No onial, 3 bedrooms, 2 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath unit, all appliances $560/ month. pets. (313)881-2425 1/2 baths, finished brick colomal. Close to WOODS- bungalow. and water included. (810)293-8636 basement, Florida Park & schools. Short 1,200 sq. ft. Fenced KELLYI 8 Mile, near No pets. $7501 month term pOSSible. $2300 yard. Air, hardwood Eastland. 2/ 3 bed- plus deposit (313)885- LARGE 1 bedroom room. $1,5501 month. Available immediately. per month. floors. Very clean. room. $500- $600. 5083 apartment, 11 mde & Stieber Realty $1,1001 momth. 313- Section 8 ok. Move by (313)882-5054 9 Mile! Harper, 1 bed- Jefferson, newly dec- (810)775-4900 647-0642. YiFli... December 1. Smart room, heat carport orated, includes appli- 588 Notre Dame, 2 bed- roembers.home,netl Move. (248)399-4216, & included. $550 plus ances, heat & water, room, updated kitchen HARPER Woods 2 bed- burgoynes fee. quiet environment. bath, washer, dryer room very clean, insu- association fee. 810- & ST. John area- nice 2 Non smoking included. Great Vil- lated, garage, large 350-5966 bedroom. $6001 (313)881-3272 lage location. Availa- rooms, no basement, HARPER Woods, 1 no pets, non- smoker. month includes water. 705 HOUSES fOR RENT ble November 1st, (313)579-9643 bedroom, $6401 POINTES/HARPER VIOODS $850/ month, (313)- $740. (810)777-4905 month plus security. 882-3003 LOOK Section 8 okay. HARPER Woods- 3 ed' Classified Advertising (810)498-9601 $1,300 Farms large 3 bedroom bungalow, 774 Lakepornte- approx- Gross4z fbint~~WS 313-882-6900 ext 3 bedroom, 3 bath. Imately 2,000 sq. ft. 3 basement and ga- •• LAKESHORE Village &c~ Fax 313-343-5569 Clean, air, fireplace, bedroom, 1 1/2 bath. rage, $9501 month. " ...... A , ••• beautiful 2 bedroom credit check. Appliances. $1,900. Call for more informa- ere- A:linte News condo, $675/ month. (313)882-6900 ext. 3 810-294-4455 (313)881-9687 313-884-4887 tIOn.(313)521-5300 ~..'*.."e - .f ~ .....~- Page 28 YourHome Classifieds • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 o' • Thursday, November 15, 2001

709 TOWNHOUSES' 716 OFFICE !COMMERCIAl H~ 71 b OFFICE 'COMMERCIAL 116 OF FICE / COMME RCIA L 721 VACATION RENTALS 723oVACATlON RENTAlS CONDOS FOR RENT FOR RENT , FOR RENT 61'~ FOR RENT FLORIDA NORTHERN MICHIGAN HARRISON Township- .... 22811 MACK AVE. G. P. WOODS MACK AVE. LEASES MARCO Island, FL 2 HARBOR Spring- Ha- , 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 ,J1~ between Vernierl 9 Mile, Individual offices and ADDRESS SQ. FT. bedroom beachfront bor Cove luxury 3 bath, attached ga- 1 room offices to whole suites available 18150 Mack GPC 1910 condo from $1,2001 bedroom condo. In- .... rage, basement, no 2,700 sq. ft. for lease immediately. Starting at t8424 Mack GPF ..l600 week. 3 bedroom wa- door pool, close to .. smoking, no pets. and various sizes $300 per month, 17200 Mack GPC .. 13oo terway home with pool Boyne Highlands & $8751 month . in between .. including utilities. 26803 Harper SCS. 1000 from $1,200/ week or Nubs Knob. Call J•• $4,5001 month, Har- (313)881-5925 McNabnay & Associates (313)882-1010 22211 Mack SCS 900 (248)745-6823 for ski 1,- borview Rentals 800- LAKESHORE Village, 2 Inc. John Quinlan 17200 Mack GPC 900 dates. Ji- GROSSE Pointe Park- 377-9299 Email info@ bedroom, beautifully (248)258-5900 Sine & Monaghan .ft- Kercheval Office harborview-rentals.com HARBOR Springs con- updated. Available im- GMAC Real Estate i~ space for lease, re- NAPLES Florida, North do, 3 bedroom, fire- mediately. $8001 ACCOMMODATING 313-884-7000 cently remodeled, condo, 2 bedrooms, 2 place, minutes to ski- ~- month. (313)885-5457 builder will custom fin- parking, phone sys- 721 VACATION RENTALS baths, pool, deluxe ing. Holidays availa- " ish to your needs! furnishings, laundry, ble. (313)885-4142 ~ LAKESHORE Village, 2 Completely remod- tem. Brushwood Cor- FLORIDA poration, (313)331- garage, 10 minutes to bedroom, new win- eled, everything new. CAPTIVA Island. Water- WATERFRONT Port 8800 golf. (586)795-4545 dows &. clean. Availa- Great visibility on front 3 bedroom, 3 Sanilac, 6 bedrooms, ble immediately, Mack in popular HARPER WOODS (at bathroom condo, ev- POMPANO Beach- 3 baths, Sandy beach .. .- $800, 313-881-01 n Grosse Pointe City lo- Vernier) suite of offi- ery amenity, Srnall penthouse, 1 bed- $1,5001 week. 313- , > cation. Approximately complex. Available room, intercostal, De- 882-5070 711 GARAGES/MINI ces (1,600 sq. ft.) 1000 sq. ft. $15001 New- very nicel Easy Christmas. (248)644- cember- April, 3 STORAGE FOR RENT month, NNN- 5 year access to 1-94, 1st 4058 months minimum $75 . t CARPORT available for lease minimum. Piku day. (313)886-6269 READ THE month RENT FREE. MARCO Island, beach car or boat, reasona- Real Estate, Mr. Stevens, 313-886- front, 2 bedroom de- PORT Charlotte- private CLASSIFIED ble. (313)884-7635 (313)885-7979 1763 luxe condo. Call home, 21 2, pool, ga- VACATION rage, available No- 714 liVING QUARTERS KENNEDY BUILDING (810)360-8901 for RENTALS & COLONIAL EAST vember- May. TO SHARE Opposite Eastland rates. ST. CLAIR SHORES (586)773-3337 PACK YOUR BEDROOM. sitting 9 Mile and Harper Shopping Center. MARCO Island. Beach- SIESTA Key=-- 3-bed- BAGS! room, bath, kitchen 150- 700 sq. ft., City of Eastpointe. front, 2 bedroom, beauti- room waterfront hous- privileges, paid utilit- all utilities, Near 1-94 & 1-696 fully furnished. Thanks- es, 1 & 2 bedroom ies. (313)885-1839 5 day janitor, Single suites-5,600 giVing, Chris~masl New condos, seasonaV an- near expressway. sq. ft. on main level. Year available. By appointment nual. (941 )929-1956 GROSSE Pointe Park- Reasonable (313}881-4199 (586)778-0120 810-776-5440 house share, profes- 723 VACATION RENTALS NAPLES condo, beauti- sional. Large house, ST. Clair Shores, Jeffer- EAST POINTE PLAZA ful 2 bedroom in quiet NORTHERN MICHIGAN 3rd floor, private area, sonl Marter area. 19959 Vernier complex. 2 pools, ap- 3 bedroom, sleeps 10, garage parking, pool Small offIce suite Harper Woods proximately 5 minutes near Boyne Mountain. & tennis pass, gar- available in beautiful Several 3 room suites, from downtown. Avail- dens & porch. $600 professional bUilding. Hot tub, cable, low lots of windows, park- able immediately .• price, weekends or plus 1/2 utilities. Call Pat at 313-201- ing lot, janitor service. (313)864-2613, leave 1263 for details. Special rate January- weekly. (810)504- message. Immediate occupancy April. 586-412-2224 2752 (313)882-0899 NEED A ROOMMATE? All Ages, OCCupations, ESTABLISH your busi- Tastes, Backgrounds ness presence in your and lifestyles. own building; at Ker- "Our 20th Year" cheval on the 'Hill'. Home-Mate Specialists 313-886-0010 (248)644-6845 EXECUTIVE office PROFESSIONAL male, space, 200 sq. ft. nonsmoker will share Harper Woods. $450 flat on Harcourt. $3601 per month. (313)882- month, half utilities. 2288 (313)822-1132 MARCO ISLAND PELICAN BAY FT. MEYERS BEACH & FIRST floor location on 3 bed. luxury duplex on (Naples, FL). 2 bedroom, 2 bath NAPLES I WORKING professional Kercheval in Grosse canal lot in Ofd Marco. 3 bedroom, 2 bath condo on the gulf. Enjoy Summer seeks same to share Pointe Farms. Com- Dining & shopping within condo in Across street Avail. Jan, 5th- Feb. 1st This Winter home. 3521 Kensing- pletely redecorated. walking distance, from private beach, & after April 1st 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo ton. East English Vil- Includes 2 lavatories, Hot tub, $4,0001 month, Available January, (313)824-2800 overlooking golf course, pool. lage. $450 plus utilit- entrance from Ker- $1,5001 week. February, March. Walker & Associates Seasonal months $3,000. ies. (313)492-07n cheval and municipal (989)345-9122 313-283-3793 More months less $$S. parking lot. OCCupan- Call Paul Geffert, 716 OFFICE ICOMMERCIAL cy immediate. Call FOR RENT NAPLES FLORIDA Rea"or, 313-268-7882; 313- LONG BOAT KEY 886-4065 SELL, BUY OR RENT BONITA BEACH (former G.P. resident) 2.000 sq. ft. prime Canal front 2 bedroom Thmking of golf, boating Gulf front condo, 941-262-4987 Grosse Pointe office townhouse. Private beach FISHER MEWS or sunshine? CaJlme 2 bedroom, 2 bath, etterSpm. space. Additional access, minimum executIVe Courtyard today. Patrick McBride, 2 Lanai. Brochure avail- 1,000 sq. ft. coming Suite 3 months, $1,7501 month. off lease May 2002. Amerivest Realty for your able. January 1- 31 2002 600 sq. ft. 12ft. ceilings. World class Off street parking, property needs, April 1- Oct 31, 2002. Lots of windows, has golf, tennis & dining. large basement stor- 1-800-966-4356, ext. (313)886-7111 kitchenette, private Iavl Non- smoking age area, basement I5S22. www.ftorlda shower. 5 day janitor. (973)838-3002 kitchen. (313)884- (313)882-0899. gulrvttwtlonM.com 3172 or (313)886- Monday- Friday To..w...... TIt. s,.ot c.lI Fr.a ., ~JS-a2-t;900 EXT.~ PM (SJS~.fU5~' 8596 9am- 5pm

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1336 Whittier, Grosse 705 Perrien Place FOR sale by owner- 2 GROSSE Pointe POinte Park, 3 bed- Grosse POinte bedroom (could be 3) Woods, 1601 Brys- room, 1 1/2 baths, fin- Woods, 3 bedroom, 2 bungalow. Updated Totally renovated 3 ished basement, se- 1/2 baths. Ranch, fin- kitchen, all season bedroom, 1 1/2 bath curity & sprinkling sys- Ished lower level. Pro- Flonda room, Insulat- bungalow. New ga- ed carpeted base- rage. $222,600. 810- tem, new windows, fessionally decorated ment, new furnace/ 915-0303, 810-412- $342,500. Open Sun- interior & landscaping. 9436 Kenosha- Harpe central air. $88,100 0800. Open Sunday day 3- 4, agents wel- 2 1/2 attached ga- Woods. Lovingl Call for appointment 1-4pm. PEN Sunday 2- 4. 6 come, (313)510-4703. rage. 1,800 square cared for & updated. (810)778-1827 or Greenbriar, Gross Take a virtual tour on feet, $389,000. (810)777-0713 Jan GROSSE POinte New kitchen, win Pointe Shores. Pric line at: www.hno.com (810)772-2564 or Woods, 762 Holly- wood 3 bedroom reduced on thiS pris (on line ID# 13076) dows and carpeting. (313)886-8974 GROSSE Pointe Farms, bnck ranch. Attached tine condition ranch I A bargain! 3 bed 465 Moran. Sellers rooms. $94,900 Caro BRICK ranch, 9 rooms garage. FinIshed a great Shores laca have found new home basement $259,000 Iyn Candler Bolton 2,000 sq. ft. Park like & need this beautIful 3 tion. Four bedrooms, lot on Chnton River. Open Sunday 12- 3 full baths. Many up Johnston ASSOCiate bedroom brick colo- 5pm. (313)884-3719 (313)220-1820 Call Jean, 586-774- OIal sold. Updates in. dates include, roof, 8350 or 586-778-3826 clude: roof, Windows, GROSSE Pointe Windows & kitchen. kitchen, bath, gutters, Woods, by owner. 19666 Eastwood Drive, 236 Wellington Cre- Come by thiS Sunda sent, open Sunday 1- Vinyl sidln~ & more. 2082 VerOier. Large 2 and see for yourself. Harper Woods. 2 bed. Large liVing room, family flat ApprOXI- .-. 363 Cadieux- Gross room, 1 bath, 1 car 4pm. $505.000. Georg ventless fireplace, for- mately 2,600 total sq. Dwaihy, Adlhoch POinte Park. Unbe garage, ranch, 100x DETROIT'S BEST BUY mal dming room, fami- ft. Many updates: fur- lievable price! 3 bed 185, park- like lot. Spacious brrck bunga- ly room with French nace, air, windows, Assoc. 313-882-5200 room, 1 1/2 bath, tu $70,000. (810)294- low in move in condition. doors to vinyl deck. All more. Great location, dor, new kitchen. 4324 2 full baths, new kitchen. appliances. Home great rent. $259,900. Priced at $189,90 Immediate occupancy warranty Included. (313)882-8161 50,000 reduction in Only $275,000. Carolyn Candler Bol Asking only $94,900. HARPER Woods- Kelly! A Seller's ton- Johnston Associ price. Beautiful 5 bed- (#10063216). For room colonial, all new Stieber Realty more information call State Fair. 3 bed- ates (313)220-1820 Chuck (586)573- rooms, new Siding! updates. 1214 Buck- (s10)nS-4900 windows, completely SELL. GMAC The M,at;ket' . Ingham Call _ ~ ,--.... 1423 Nottingham, Park. Key Group. remodeled. $59,900, ...... ,.-"" ..,.,: ... (810)504-2752 "."., . Brick bungalow, 3 land contract, 2,000 ..,..' .- GROSSE Pointe Farms. down. (810)764-2240 r ":''::.':'-::.-::'' bedrooms, 1 1/2 5230 Lodewyck, 3 bed- I" I' .' • 232 McKinley. Newly h'"I ••••••••• ' tOo. baths. $191,000. room bungalow, din- ria HARPER Woods- <:l '.' I' " .' ,' EASTPOINTE gorgeous renovated 3 bedroom, ...... (313)881-2340 ing room, finished 2 1/2 bath brick colo- sprawling ranch, large c ••••...... :.. 3 bedroom colonial 2 / basement, air, 1.5 ga- nial in prime location treed lot, basement, 2 . 1/2 car garage, some car attached garage, ~ .: :..:. 1572 N. Renaud. Center rage. $85,000. New first floor laundry, ~ •• It,'. 0 updates. $115,000 $165,000. Call Vanes- entrance colonial. 3 (313)882-3145 new windows. u'." .'.".',.. ' . Red Carpet Keirn, $385,900. Open Sun- sa (810)312-8896 Re- I r •.... bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, i . . Lowell Jones day 1- 4pm. 810-915- al Estate One master suite with ja- BLOOMFIELD'S pre- (313)881-5080 ext. 0303, (810)412-0800. <:l CUZZI, hardwoods, 2 mier gated Hills of OPEN Sunday 1- 4, No- 0- 224 .s' fireplaces, family Lone Pine lakefront. vember 11th & 18th. How MUCH room, library, porch, Exquisite custom 5764 Farmbroo k, De- ST. Clair Shores- 21815 did that HOME sell for? troit (off Chandler finished basement home of exceptional Grosse Point~News LakeView, Mack & 9 Find out. .. Log onto Park). Newly renovat- with full bath, sprinkler quality. $2,250,000. Gwen Williamson! Mile. 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 GPrealestate.com ed 2 bedroom alumi- &~ and alarm systems, •••• , A , I I I car, brick, basement. num bungalow. Ex- new roof. $540,000 Prudential Chamber- & click on $137,000. Must see. pansion added could Open Sunday 2- 4. lain-Stiehl (248)646- 'recent home sales' be 3rd bedroom. (810)294-4992 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 (313)881-3268 6089 (586)777-6365

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72 HAWTHORI"E ROAD GROSSE POIN1E Fabulous renovated 1920's Tudor. 5 $675,000.00 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, approxi- mately 4,300 square feet. Newer 3 1/2 car garage with walk-up loft area, 2 natural fireplaces (1) Pewabic and (1) limestone. Granite counter tops in kitchen and bath, cherry cabinetry and woodwork in kitdien, vaulted ceiling in large family room addition. Leaded glass windows and ~ rokrial & mochm:re. 3,(J7l tq ft. Move-- inan:titioo. Conlpletelyup:iatBi doors, hardwood floors, extensive 4 ~2 1/2b1ths.Privatepui< Hkeyard withspcna:urt. ornamental plasterwork, natural Walk to G.PS. puk&rlaJIs. woodwork, sprinkler system I:rnmrliate~. and newer roof. The Peria:t Family Home. Must see! Beautifully landscaped. 1156 Yorksbire Brokers wekane. $S75,(XX) Offers invitlrl,. 313-886-9354, 81()'217.J:H77 Grosse Pointe Park 2-5. Page 30 YourHome Thursday, November 15, 2001 Classifieds • (313)882--6900 ext. 3

..- 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/APTS/FlATS 803 CONDOS;, APTS/FLATS I • r" ST. CLAIR SHORES T. CLAIR SHORES 1222 Woodbridge East, ST. Clair Shores- Sharp North of 12 mile. ROSEVILLE EVERYTHING -Perfect starter home St. Clair Shores. End upper ranch style con- Sharp ranch with 12M1I.1 UtIca For your Ileal&Itde with Lakeview unit townhouse, 2 do with 2 full baths, huge family room, ...... "III'" ", Schools. Many up- bedroom each with wood flooring. 2 bed- finished basement, New Construction /. dates, newer carpeV private bath, living rooms and computer oversized 2.5 garage. 3 Bedroom, Full Basement, ...... hoMe ..... room & family room kitchenJ bath! Win- room. 1st floor laundry All upgrades are done! Brick Front. with half bath on first • And yaur~ ..... dows! furnace! roof. and attached garage. Pnvate park for Ranchaz From $129,900. .Your r.o.e. .".,.. All appliances stay. floor, private brick pa- Coloniaba From $134,900. ,. residents. -s-e clay IIIOI'Iplge Home warranty. ver patIO, finlshed Schultes Real Estate, Only: $168,900. ..,....owI $99,900 basement, security (586)573-3900 G.P. PARK CONDO BWlden Model efind allf'AL'R)fl ST. CLAIR SHORES guard 10 pool. Sharp 1st floor unit 3 Bedroom Ranch, esdIooI "'fo 3 bedroom brick ranch, $162,900. By appoint- with all top of the Full Bucment, -MoPing costs finished basement ment, (810)777-1242 808 WATERFRONT HOMES line upgrades. Fully Fmisbcd 1,100 Sq.Ft. -Buyer &seller bath. Lakeview Open concept 2 $139,900 Schools. Freshly LAKE St. Clair water bedrooms plus den, Ready To Move In! ..... painted, new Berber front, 90' frontage 1/2 fireplace, 2 baths, acre lot. 3 bedroom LOG ONTO carpet, updated fur- French doors to patio. Builders Model -- - nace & roof. Home with boat hoist $229,900. 3 Bedroom Colonial, - warranty. $119,900. BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom, $575,000 (313)881- - , FuU Basement, ST. CLAIR SHORES 2 bath condo. Presti- 0905. Carol 'z' Koepplin 1,320 Sq. Ft. Brick ranch with attach- giously located, large , ,. Century 21 $144,900 ed garage, new Ber- heated pool, carport. 811 LOTS FOR SALE Showcase Select Your Fmisbes ber carpet & vinyl win- Move in condition. , . 586-751-2662 X42 810-447-1295 dows. Updated kitch- Great buy. (313)884- GROSSE POINTE ~., WIDE deep canal. St. en with all new appli- 3456 Lot for sale i - ST. Clair Shores- 21721 Clair Shores, 22482 ances. 2 fireplaces, 2 112x 148 '" BERKSHIRE desirable ..... Alexander. Price re- Mauer. 3 bedroom ST. Clair Shores, east of baths. $159,900. 2 story townhouse. Comer University Place! duced $45,000, ap- brick ranch. Finished Jefferson, next to EASTPOINTE 1788 Vernier Road. 2 Jefferson proximately 3,700 basement, Florida Woods park. Totally 4 bedroom brick bunga- master bedrooms, (313)882-0899 square feet. 4 bed- • room. Very clean. updated $115,500. low, 2 1/2 baths, fin- with full baths. Addi- rooms, 3 full baths, $157,000. Real estate 23260 Doremus. ished basement, 2 tional half bath, den, 1 .i-d extras galore, priced 817 REAl ESTATE WANTED 3%. (810)776-1665. Open Sunday 1-4. fireplaces, Newer fur- 1/2 car garage, full t.-J at $514,000 by owner. Open Sunday, 1. (313)886-4674, nace/ roof! copper basement. New car- • c (313)882-0729 WE buy houses, we 4prn. (586)n8-6309 . plumbing! electric! wa- pet, paint. $237,500 '.;< take over payments, ter tank. Home war- (586)567-8539 ~ ranty. $129,900. no equity, no problem. '1- 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE NORTH WARREN BOBLO Island town- We wHl buy or lease t. ; bedroom brick ranch. house. Rare opportu- your house. No com- mIssions, no fees. l:' .." Finished basement nity. Loaded with up- t With 4th bedroom, 1 grades. $289,900 (810)716-2949 .. 1/2 baths, attached USD, turnkey Com- 1 garage. Newer carpeV pare at $500K +USD. 820 BUSINESS FOR SALE furnace/ water tank, Divorce (810)943- ~ fireplace, Home war- 6202 ~... ~ ~ ~ ,~ ranty $169,999. ST. Clair Shores, Coun- ..- .- - - - : 4 GYMBOREE. t JIm Smith try Club Dr. DeSirable c • GMAC/Kee Group first floor unit across ~ 4 PlAY &MUSIC• 586-445-6503 from golf course, pond & gazebo Newly ~: The world's : ST. CLA1R SHORES KAr.cH 801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS painted throughout, 2 ~: leading play : ' Beautiful,} bedroom bnck ranch WIth full flnoshed base. bedroom, 2 bath, pa- .: menl Brand new kllchen ProfessIonally landscaped with ~ 4 • , brick pa~er walkway Vaulted ceilings Newer furnace GROSSE Pointe Park- tiO, attached garage. ~ 4 movement • windows and roof Very dean move..n condition Mack. Office/ retail Only $129,900. Cen- .. OI'EI'I SU'I. 2.4 .138.900 space sale/lease. Re- tury 21 AAA, : : program fo~~ model to suit. BrUSh- (586)771-7137 ~ 4 children and • wood Corporation, ST. Clair Shores- must 4 (313)331-8800 see. Quality, 2 bed- : 4 their parentS:' 4 room, 2 bath, upper 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FLATS :. 4 Franchise condo. Plenty of stor- NAUTICAL Mlle- 2 bed- age Deck with pond : : for sale. room, 2 bath upper and golf view Attach- • 4 end unit faCing lake. ed garage Must sell! ~: (810)747-5967: (810)7n-0011 $138,750. 810-791- 6033 •

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...... R. LeInen "ohn". H . W'III.1ftN.'_n VIc...... w.nt AntI Klrc r ".nyA.Ore_ DIll R. Kltc ..... Robert Kltc ..... G...... L. P.'",. IEcIw..... KII..... SeclWUry RlclNl"" P.n'n YES! I w.ould like my business to be in the H.rolcl Knoll Don.IcI "'ng Will"", .....oy.r 2002 Lions Club advertising section. Anthony Lent ... o ...... IIU..... Rlc"'"" L. PI.. Mac Low. Please mail me more information. U •• r V. ac...... "erry RutaI .... G A. -..ok "olin "py'. WI""m ... 'I1IonuI...... n YES! I would be interested in getting more DoutI"lIf~ "••• p" B. Me...... ohn R. Sui''''''' information about the Lions club, and becom- Do•• o RIoIw .... 'n Herm.n Mozer WlII'-m ...... ing a member. Robert Do"'n ThoIna .... N.,_ Robert H. W•• Please mail me some information. When.it comes to GOOD FOOD, VISIT ALL OUR FINE LOCATIONS

• ROYALOAK Main Street at 12 ..... Road (Dpen 24 IIorIrs) • CUrnul l'OWNSHIP &lltI8Id 1111... Hold ,... UIIoIn: FtHIII} • ST. CLAIR SHORES SHORES SHOPPING CEIfTER • DETRorr ...... It 13 MIle RoIIII Mack AM ...... • STERUNG HEIGHTS • EASTLAND MALL WASHINGTON PLAZA Food eo.t IIarbt bit . DequIIIdre at 14 Mile Road (lJm/trId """" ArtIlIIIbIe) • TROY • MACOMB Rnchester Road ftOI1tI of 18 Mile ROId .... RoH (IMI) at .... • UNIVERSAL MALL • MACOMBMAU ...... 1EaWy We're part of THE FAMILY. GratIot at MnonIc {Umlled .... u AfIlIllllble} 111 (Next to CrowIer'I) • UTICA • ROCHESTER HILLS M-58atM-53 HAMP'I'ON VlUAGE m. (Next to JI,..'s J...... ) RocheII.- RoH at Aabunt • WARREN • ROSEVILLE VIllI Dyke ftOI1tI of 12 Mile ROid GroeI ... k at 12 Mile Road (__ 2411t11n) (Open 24 ~ fW-SIIt)

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Bank on us to stay! FirstState Bank has been serving Macomb County for more than eighty year:s and we plan on being here for another eighty years .

.,. mazDiI. Garden City • Lakeside •.Manchester TOTALLY FREE•CHECKING 734-425-4300 586-840-2000 586-254.8484 AUTO, BOAT & HOME•EQUIlY mANS LOWEST BANK RATESIN TOWN, NO GAMES) NO TEASER RATES Best Wishes To The Grosse Pointe Lions Club, From The McKenna Heating BUSINESS TO BUSINESS• BANKING & Cooling 'Fllm;I, .. Commercial! Industrial, Service and Conatntction .. Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration ... Design! Build $250 EASY CD &: RATE•PROTECTION CD ... Mechani~ system retrofits! upgrades ... Steam !hot water heating sYstems ... Refrigeration systems service I installation .. Computer Room environmentalsystem8 ... Direct Digital Control (DDC) energy management systeD18, service ! Eaatpoi.ate RidtlMOCl installation - CIRCON - Open Protocol- LonWork8 810.775.5000 810.727.7513 ... Hydronic, proc:ess, refrigeration, specialty piping systems "Your Hometown Bank" CiatoG 'IWp. St. Clair Sholes .. Electronic I pneumatic temperature control aystemI 810.465.1176 810.n5.5000 ... Oft'-aite remote building system monitori.nc ... Comprehensive preventative maintenance programs M.comh Ttrp. ScerIiac lWPu ... Computer-based dispatch system Fi 810.677.1500 810.465.1176 MemlIIr F.DJ.C, ... Twenty four hour emergency service, seven days a week, 365 days a year E-MAIL: tb~teeh.Det WEB SITE: www.tbefsb.com ~ IQUAL IlOl11.1 ..... McKenna BeatiDa' a: CooUq. !ne. a.=J __ '.D.Le. 6837 Chase Rei A Dearborn, MI 48126 Phone: 313-581-7600 A Fax: 313-581-80.9 or website: www.mckenD.h~ac.com \ lOR T G :\ G E H () l'LI\ E ( 1 800 FSB 220 ~ ,

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FOUR-WAY ASPHALT PAVINO CO•• INC. 19171 CARDONI. DETROIT,MICHIGAN 48203 COMMERCIAL (313) 366-7930 FAX 892-5916 Office/Dental/Medical. RestaurantslFoQd Service • FULLY INSURED. • MILLING AND PULVERIZATION. INDUSTRIAL- • POWER CRACK ROUTING & FILLING. Plants/Manufacturing • PARKING LOT DESIGN .. Facilities • DRAINAGE SYSTEMS • • SEALING. REMODEL.INC • ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Residental Commercial ~ , , \ Family Owned for 49 years •. . Tennis courts. driveways. bike paths. parking lots

Family owned and operated Iince 1966 Bob Lang - Don Lang

- Thursday, November 15, 2001 GROSSE POINTE LIONS CLUB. JINGLE BELL WALK/RUN Page 5 Channel Marker Restaurant 25419 Jefferson St Clair Shores MI48081 810771 2333 THE GROSSEiJOINTE LIONS CLUB PROUDLY PRESENTS THE HAPPY HOLIDAY JINGLE BELL WALK/RUN 2 M Pnor to the Grosse Pointe Village Santa Claus Parade F rida,\. :'\0\ ('Ill hCI' 23. 100 I

2 Mile Fun WalkfRun for The Grosse Pointe Lions Club When: Friday, November 23,2001-9:00 a.m. Where: Grosse Pointe South High Athletic Field Fisher Rd. & Kercheval in G.P. Farms More than 500 memorable, parties were enjoyed ENTRY FEES . in this room in the last two years. $10.00 Postmarked Before November 18th We are very proud ojoursfI,ccess and we are $15.00 In Person Day of RacelParade committed to continuing this tradition of excellence. $5.00 Children under 17. Postmarked before November 18th $8.00 Children under 17 • In Person Day of RacelParade Located at 25419 Jefferson St. Clair Shores Michigan Patron $10.00 $25.00 $50.00 $100.00 $500.00 $1,000.00 2 Blocks North of 10 Mile Road 810-771-2333 Dogs $5.00 • Dogs not allowed in school building Full Seroice Restaurant & Bar. Outdoor Bistro .Mail entries & checks to: Grosse Pointe Lions Club Voted ''Most Romantic Restaurant" by Detroit News P.O. Box 36160 • Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 Warm, Cozy Atmosphere with '~ft" Music The Grosse POInte Village Santa Clause Parade begins Immediately followmg Jesse Reeves on Keys Saturday Night the WalklRun at 10:30 a.m. at Grosse Pointe South HI h School Peter Sofran on Guitar Wednesday & Friday Night Full Seroice Catering. Wine Cellar Room for Private Parties Race Starts: 9:00 a.m. Executive Chef W 5,01 Harwood 6- staff will j1eT$

FOUR-WAY ASPHALT PAVING CO•• INC. 19171 CARDONI • DETROIT,MICHIGAN 48203 COMMERCIAL (313) 366-7930 FAX 892..5916 Office/DentallMedical. RestaurantslFoQd Service • FUllY INSURED. • MllLiNO AND PULVERIZATION. INDUSTRIAL~ • POWER CRACK ROUTINO & FllLiNO • Plants/Manufacturing • PARKINO lOT DESION .. Facilities • DRAINAOE SYSTEMS • • SEALINO. REMODEL'ING • All WORK OUARANTEED • Residentsl Commercial

Family Owned for 49 years

313-88s.0&40 • Tennis courts - driveways - bike paths - parking lots , :." ...nail Q ; ~ r..,."" "'':: "'1' -<: ~ Family owned and operated since 1966 ..: " :+ "'" ~.;ti\>lJ Bob Lang • Don Lang

.. Thursday,November15,2001 GROSSEPOINTELIONS CLUB. JINGLE BELL WALK/RUN Page 5 I. Channel Marker Restaurant 25419 Jefferson St Clair Shores MI48081 810771 2333 THE GROSSEiJOINTE LIONS CLUB PROUDLY PRESENTS THE HAPPY HOLIDAY JINGLE BELL WALK/RUN 2 M Pnor to the Grosse Pointe Village Santa Claw. Parade

2 Mile Fun Walk/Run for The Grosse Pointe Lions Club When: Friday, November 23,2001-9:00 a.m. Where: Grosse Pointe South High Athletic Field More than 500 memorable, parties were enjuyed Fisher Rd. & Kercheval in G.P. Farms in this room in the last two years. ENTRY FEES . We are very proud of our success and we are $10.00 Postmarked Before November 18th committed to continuing this tradition of B%Cellence. $15.00 In Person Day of RacelParade $5.00 Children under 17 • Postmarked before November 18th Located at 25419 Jefferson S1.Clair Shores Michigan $8.00 Children under 17 • In Person Day of RacelParade 2 Blocks North of 10 Mile Road 810-771-2333 Patron $10.00 $25.00 $50.00 $100.00 $500.00 $1,000.00 FuU Service Restaurant & Bar. Outdoor Bistro Dogs $5.00 • Dogs not allowed in school building Voted "MostRomantic Restaurant" by Detroit News .Mail entries & checks to: Grosse Pointe Lions Club Warm, Cozy Atmosphere with "Soft"Music P.O. Box 36160 • Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 Jesse Reeves on Keys Saturday Night The Grosse Pointe Village Santa Clause Parade begms ImmedIately folIowing Peter Sofran on Guitar Wednesday & Friday Night the Wa1klRun at 10:30 a.m. at Grosse POInte South Ht h School FuU Service Catering - Wine Cellar Room for Private Parties becutfve Chef W SCot Harwood {$- staff w/u pwsorllliJy SlJtls.tv aJI your spectaJ requests. "We take the bounty of bar Race Starts: 9:00 a.m. vest & crea~ international twM:bfng fusion cuisine to tempt the eye, stimultlte & satisfy tbl1 /1Q/Ilte .",. _ oJIer- Starting Time fngs lire crell1ed to ensu,.. tbefresbest seasonal foods from /be farm & lire used lit /be bei8bt of nlllrltiorull & j1lI,'Ot' Registration: 7:30 - 8:45 a.m. rnlIturlty •Bon Ap/Jetit/ Parade Starts: 10:30 a.m. Route: Fisher Rd. to Cadieux on DR. Z.J. KOSSAK Kercheval & Return DR.J.E. LEHMAN - In keeping with the Holiday spirit. all particIpants are asked to wear jingle helIs! The walker or runner who wears the most bells will win a poze and wIll be in the parade! DR. .THOMAS - First 500 entrants will receive a Jingle BelI T-Shirt! - 20 Prizes will be given based on random drawing of entry numbers at 10:00 a.m.! o .M. HACKENBERGER Must be present to Will! - The fIrst male and female runners and walkers to cross the fInish line will be GROSSE POINTE awarded a special prize! 1860 I Mack Avenue (Near St.John Hospital) Tear off the bottom portion of this fonn and mail and mail with your check made payable to: Grosse Pointe Lions Club, P.O. Box 36160, Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 - No Refunds (Across G.P.Post Office) Detroit, MI 48236 ------Registration forms: (31 3) 885.8344 Event (Check One) Run Walk Patton Last Name --- Fust: Male __ Female __ Butbday. __ Age. __

WARREN Address------_Clly swe. Z1p _ Professional Village Home Phone Worlc Phone _

25900 Dequindre Waiver: To be signed by athlete/guardIan if athlete IS under 18 Runmng a road race Involves nsks of senous Injury. Potholes and other surface defects eXist m tlus course Motorist. cyclist, pedestnans and (At 696 Service Drive) arumals may accidentally or dehberately create hazards Also, the phySical straIn of thiS event may lead to health problems. I have read and understand this statement and agree to assume all nsks of personal Warren, MI 48091 Injury or other physical or emotIOnal ailments 1 may Incur from partiCipatIng In thiS event. I hereby waIVe all habillty chums against Wayne County. the City of Grosse Pomte. Grosse Pomte South High (810) 755-9340 School, The Grosse Pomte Llon~ Club. the CYSIIC FibrOSIS Foundallon. Grosse Pomte Village Assoclallon and all other spon~ors from any mJunes or aJiments I may mcur from panlclpatmg m lilts event Further. I hereby grant full penmsslon to any ad all of the foregOing to use my photographs, Video ROCHESTER tapes. molton piClures. recordmgs or any other record of thiS event for any legllJmate purposes. Gateway Professional Bldg. Signature: _ l."'L ~~ 3950 S. Rochester Rd. Parent/Guardian if under 18 years of age Date _ wv ~~>1-.t;;m (NW corner of S. Blvd.) .;t\1e ~~ Rememher to allend the Grosse Pomle Village Santa Clau~ P,lrade Immediately followmg the WalkIRun' "l~ Rochester Hills, MI 48307 Parade ~Iarts at 10 30 a m at Gros~c Pomle South High School ' '"m For more mformaClOn or fonn\ <-all(113) 885-0&40 (248) 293.5500 Parkmg al the Gro~'ie Pomte Wcr Memonal 12 I akeshorc - 2 block~ a",ay All contnbull0n~ are lax dedu<.l1ble GROSSE POINTE LIONS CLUB. JINGLE BELL WALK/RUN Thursday, November 15, 2001

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- Thursday, November 15, 2001 'r GROSSE POINTE LIONS CLUB. JINGLE BELL WALKIRUN Page 7 "Helping people is what Tarik Daoud this President. Owner Al Long wants to be your Ford Dealer. Forever.

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Jefferson Beach YQ{ht Sales Gregory P. Krueger Four Insurance A8ency ~Inc. PRESIDENT OFDUN"D!VN Grosse Pointe WoodS, MI48236-1684 ,j;Crulsers ~~. (313) 881-8970 c.V~..Lng Fax: (313) 881-nS7 ,Yl!l#OhIB 5un5eElu~r .-w~ ~~~ Ralph A. DeFour l+fOO Jefferson 81°1178-7600 Ext-l20 St- C1afr Shexes. MI 48080 810 4S9-l66l CeO e-mail: [email protected] 1810 778-0742 Fax HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS & LIFE INSURANCE

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The Grosse Pointe Lions have been loyal supporters of Seedlings Braille ~ ;- .,-<'." ~ MUCH t '. (313) 885-2000 BUSINESS Books for Children for 15 years, helping it's founder and director Debra (313) 885..()7n FAX Morgan Stanley did thOt HOME sell for? Bonde to bring the gift of literacy to blind children everywhere. e.....-....-...-i11 (313) 886~44 fESI)ftQ 1b GEORGE L PALMS, GRI Seafood. &'Chop HoUle John T. Albrecht -\~:stndout...log onto ,...... Paris DiSanto Bonde began Seedlings, a tax- Senior Vice President, Financial Advisor 123 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse Pointe Fanns IFA , rm Associate Broku ~,.GPreglestate.d'olJl ,~ exempt, nonprofit organization in ~ESTATE l ~ & c1ick:on 'f, 1984 because braille materials were Lunch 11 AM - 3 PM Monday through Fnday 77 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 E-Mail: jobo~teeJGe..COIn RESIlEN1lAl REAl ESTATE Off. (313) 884-OfiOO • Res. (313) 885-2368 m 74 tcmO£VAl ~'recenfhome sale~~ scarce and expensive. Her goals Dinner 5 PM - 10 PM Monday through Thursday La ~ POME FNWS, MI 48236 82 Kercheval A-.e1lUC• Groue Pointe Fuma. Ml48236 Dinner 5 PM - 11 PM Fnday and Saturday (313) 343-8462 were to increase the availability and -- lower the cost of braille books for 313-886-8101 Office: 313-884-6200 Petei' T. Kross children in order to promote their Senior Vice Pres1dent Fax: 884-5370 literacy skills and their love of read- pager: 201-2046 Investment Officer ThIS Holiday, allow us to also bnng The HIH to you and your guests. "pODgrot;; ing. In 1985, the first year of book 0ITsrte, pnvate and m-home dtnner parties can be arranged for 10 to 350 production, Seedlings produced just SpeclaI holiday functions for family. fnends or assoclates,deserVe our pnvate. JEllJELERS 221 books in Bonde's basement elegant Wine cellar for groups up to 50 "ONTHEHIU" FU'Sl:Umon Secuntles 91 • KercheVal Avenue JOHN R. MOSS, G.R.I. 114 Kercheval Avenue office; a far cry from the 16,000 Grosae PoInt1I Farms. Ml 48236 PRESIDENT Grosse POIJlte Farms, MI 48236 o.-'IIIe" • • Kll'o •• aI You do the entertauling. We handle the 'wor\<. Please call today to make your 1'888lY8tIons. Te1313 882--s604 G ... that will make their way to blind children all over the United States and 313-881~ 877 843-5536 Fax 313 882-2474 canada in 2001. Bonde, along with a small staff and many dedicated vol- Fax 313-881-&402 (SU) .. unteers has produced over 125,000 braille children's books and articles David II. Pendy. CCII & Michael W. Connery, ewc Propnetors since 1984.

Many of those books have been given away to blind children in the When buying, selling or refinancing Detroit area and around Michigan through holiday gift programs, summer Prudential reading programs and library projects. insist on the !. Prudential Securities Incorporated Seedlings' goal is to help raise the literacy rate among children who are blind. At this time, less than 20% of the 50,000 blind children in the visit: us at: our United States are proficient in braille. All too often, the written word has. convenien't been inaccessible to them, and this is what we are hoping to change. MUTSCHLER KITCHENS, INC. "The ability to read is the basic building block to all education!" declares A BLAKE COMPANY Bonde. Seedlings' mission, to increase the opportunity for braille literacy - by providing access to quality literature for blind children impacts the ON- THE-HILL children we serve by providing the tools for literacy. By prOViding the tools (braille Since 1972 LOCATION books) to blind children we are giving them WE INVITE You TO VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROO a foundation for literacy and the essential MONDAY- FRIDAY 8-5 13I Kercheval Suite 300 skills to succeed and become lifelong learners. SAT 10-3 Grosse Pointe Farms Lions clubs, dedicated to serving the visu- !P · ~ n,eeo I 28 KERCHEVAL. "ON THE HILL" ally impaired, have been key contributors to Seedlings' mission, and the Grosse Pointe Richard M. Larson Lions Club has been unwavering in their TITLE COMPANY GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MI • 48236 commitment to Seedlings since 1987. Their AGENT FOR cmCAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY Vice President - Investments donations subsidize production costs, help- <3I 3) 884-3700 ing Seedlings to get books into kids' hands! Photos of our braille readers are available in MT.CLEMENS SHELBY1WP. FLINf FLATROCK PONIlAC ROCHESfER John E. Low jpeg format. Please contact me with an e- GROSSEPOINTE WOODS DETROIT PLYMOUlll GR~ POINTE FARMS Financial Advisor mail address if you would like a photo sent Seedlings print-and-bratlk books electronically. The photos are production helpfamtites read together! quality.

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seedlings Mission Seedlings Braille Books for Children is II a nonprofit, tax- exempt organization edmUnd LAHD ...... Village Locksmith n dedicated to increas- ing the opportunity and for literacy by proVld- Home Repair Co. ing high quality, low 881-8603 20139 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pomte Woods, MI 48236 cost braille books for 18554 Mack, G.P. Farrns-48236 800-987-AHEE • 313-886-4600 • FAX31~2120 children. www.aheejewelers com seedlings History In 1984 when Debra Bonde founded Seedlings, braille materials were scarce and expensive. Her goals were to increase the availabil- ity and lower the cost of braille books for children in order to promote their literacy skills and the love of n:adlng In 1985, the first year of book publication, '" IRISH Debra made 221 books in her basement office. By 1990, Seedlings was producing 5,000 books per year, EElHF!! which precipitated its move out of Bonde's basement &RR.~6R1blJ and into the Bentley center in LiVonia, Michigan, and ""f' ~'T. 1'- eventually to our present location. During the pro- 18666 Mack Avenue duced 14,854 braille books and articles, with a current 313-882-3653 Grosse POinte Farms, MI 48236 John & Kathy Kennedy grand total of owr 125,000 books since 1984. 3131881-5675 Your Hosts Seedlings' new and improwd website was also 1715I E.Warren Detroit. Michltan launched in the year 2000 with accessibility for the viSU- ally impaired and online ordering and donations! Karastan DaVid E. Hopp. Ir 313-886-6770 CustomWeave In 1994, Seedlings added The Rose Project, which pro- 800-468-3365 Gulistan vides encyclopedia articles in braille for srudents' pro- fax 313-886-6980 Oriental Rugs Jects and reports. Tbe Rose Project has become a very www bakemopp com popular resource for students eager to work indcpcnd- ently. We anticipate requests for aoO articles In 200 1. Ed Maliszewski Carpeting This service is entirely free to visually impaired students In grades 1-12. The original bequest that funded Tbe PO Box 36626 21435 Mack Avenue Rose ProjeCt has been exhausted and seedlings recently 20789 Harper ~venue FurnIShing St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 received a grant from the UPS Foundation to provide Harper Woods. )l.4ichigan Teiephone 810(776-5510 AneHomes the next 650 articles' 48236-0626 Since 1913 Fax 8101776-9661 Seedlings Fwuling As a nonprofit organization, seedlings sells its books for considerably lass than it costs to make them. Support is very broad based and comes from individuals, philan- et'ticare IXL 86Uier thropic groups, corporations and private foundations, r p u ...~.. "...,... receiving no government or United Way funds Uons GLASS WINDOW &. DOOR ...-' Cubs, dedicated to serving the visually impaired, have "A Glass Store and a Whole Lot More" been key contributors to Seedlings' mission. Thanks to MACK-MOROSS @4tet:t:1jerght:i.stma.s hundreds of generous donors and .dedicated, hard work- AMOCO SERVICE ing volunteers, the price of seedlings' books remains filr COMPL.ETE CAR CARE below actual production costs, averaging only $10 per & ciJtaPP1j sJVew J/-eat: book. 886-1040 • • 19100 MACK Ave 31 :J.884-o484 19803 Mack AY8nue RICK GRAM GRosse PrE FARMS.MI 48236 Fax: 313-884-2966 Grasse Pointe WoodS, MI 48236 For additional information visit our website www secd1in. or call 800-777-8552

13300 e 11 Mile - SUite A (810) 755-6050 REISING, ETHINGTON. BARNES. l

MTDtI'. 11UDD"., ~ AM) MLATID WTDJ...IICTUAL FM»CAi. lJWI Castiglione RESTAURANT" SPIRITS WILLIAM J. WAUGAMAN Accordion end Distributing Co. Store Hour. ATTOfWolE't AT ~ Mon - Thura 118m - 10pm ,.0 eox_ • C:~CPnP Frt: 118m -llpm »1 ...,. _ .... _IIOAO TMl".~- SUfT1£_ .... -..00 • set - Sun: 3pm - 10pm JOHN CASTIGLIONE MJltuel~1 AI type.1 Of Mv1Il:a111111t\men11 1WO'I' MlCHIGAN_ Managing Partner E-MAIL ~ • ....-.o.COl\'I Who~ • ~rlM • Exporten Michael &: Alison Orzel .."...,.,. _I'8lIlng.COl\'I 17441 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI48224. 313.882.3277 ---~------_.-----

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~ I. • ~ness is appreciated, a1l(1your referrals 16901 Mack Ave. 29000 Gratiot Ave. " '. ;PlNpe mention our name tofrinuls Detroit Roseville

-~,~ might neeJ our servict&. "-'to 0 313-885-4000 " < 810-552-6000 BIRMINGHAM GOREY IMPORTS EVERYTHING EAST 'or PJUr a.,.1 Estate RESOURCE Since 1948 ne"'~ louis S. Boukis •he Sllies CENTER Ron Cleland •Find ~r ...... , j ,I • your vlllue - "':;; •• 11 ~ "..,.",,,,,. CEDES IIpprovlIl •11M II BEALTOJI ...... 1in'o RSCt!SJ~ •Movi,.. eosts •Bu~ IInd seller ~'.~BMW/(\ • Batteries • Wheel Balance servfee. • Heating & Air Conditioning /.,\LEXU~ • Suspension • Brake Service • licensed Mechanic UJG ONTO JAG-YA~ 16820 Kercheval GPrealesta'e.eom Grosse Pointe /'\~ .Michigan. -48230 TODAY (313) 884-7020 19391 Mack Avenue WtEEL AU8NIIENT IEIMCE Malli.." Real Estate Grosse Pointe Woods. MI 48236 Bell' EIIS~ (313) 886-1100 Fax (313) 886-2975 11

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LicenMd .-I r.nd Mast8" Plumber HelIlIngfAC Cotlba::"'" 21864 Harper Av«MJe St..n.-1d Hot Heat St. CIlIIr ShoreS w.c. BecIdIow Testing M1 48080-2256 CertifIed

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WEISS REALTY COMPANY 477 Shelbourne Road Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 (313) 882-~900 Fax (313) 882-5979 JAMES WEISS jAntonInoCueter

BAYNE OPTICAL

TIM MARTIN New & Used & Leasing 0uaIiIy Eyewear - Comprehensive Eye ExamlnatJons car saJes 16841 KercheYaJ Place, In Rear set-I Moosetaw and The Gap 17500 Hall Road • Clinton Township. MI 48038 (810) 840-2000. DIR (810) 840-2048

MIChael J. Lowe, 0.0 Jean Starosaak FAX (810) 840-2020 • tma~com Doctor of Optometry 313-885-5400

(3 t 3) 924.Q700 FAX(313) 924-0810 r------, .... ' MACfi TBAILER MANlJFACTURING CD• :$4.99 BAGEL BUNDLE i • NCIAUZIN. IN I Tha~s6 bagels and a container of cream cheese. I CoIa1nroIaJ TtoI/er. Tl'OCIor ad J'Iuak Body s.mo. I I Flood Semce - Pd Up0IfId DeIJwIT I One per PC/$OR.Not valid With oIhcr offers. Coopon ellpirca 12112/01 I Coupoa redeemable oaly at17l44 KercbeYaL Grow: Pointe. 313-885-7750 I I I I I I GILBERT lit.. MACK lS630 STRONG AVENUE L______..J -'DOn' DETROIT. MICHIGAN 482.1 '-1782

Best Wishes - Happy Holidays - from the Christ Church Grosse Pointe VAN J. HAUSWIRTH mo/ol' Cil'l :Jolacco &- CaIlJ" Co. Financial AdVisor ~ WHOLESALE DISTRl8UTORS ASSOCiateVice President Investments ANTIQUES SHOW 2002 RaymoDd James. AIIOCia ..... 1Dc. Member New York Stock ExchangclSlPC -- S 1 June I ... ~ I'rIday Preview Party 7-1 Opm I'~' _. 5atunlay"5how Mours lOam 6pm 15 Kercheval Ave. 24200 UTILE MACK Sunday Show Mours noon . 5pm • Grosse POinte Farms. M148236 PHONE 772-1400 ST. CLAIR SHORES. MI 48080 313-885-9470 • 800-598-0027 313-882-0210 Fax

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L 1 tI Ii Power Locks. S L 1 Lease $168~ ~1 ~~ ~:m~;' Lease $206~ $795 Due at Signing Month Transmission, $795 Due at Signing Month or Purchase DualAirBap, AMIFMStereo. or Purchase $13,01 085 $14,505 SL2 SL2 Lease $182~ Lease $225~ $795 Due at Signing Month Month $795 Due at Signing or Purchase Automatic or Purchase 27 Transmission, $13,145 Dual Air bags, 2002 SL2 AMIFM Stereo. $14,660

ABS., Side Air Bags, L200 L200. ~rLocks, Lease $222~' PowerW:mdows, Lease $265~ . Month Crwse, . Month $795 Due at Signing 4 Wheel Du.c $795 Due at Signing or Purchase B~_ or Purchase AMIFM ~/CD. 55 $17,491 2002 L200 $19,070

L300 ABS., Side Air Hap, L3 0 0 Lease $238~ ~~ Lease $285~ CruiIe, ,Month $795 Due at Signing Month AMYFM Stereo/CD $795 Due at SignIng or Purchase 4 Wheel Disc or Purchase 30 $19,184 2002 L300(V6) Brake.. $20,920

LW200 ADS., Side Air Bags, LW200 Lease $257'!:r Power Locks. Lease $305~ Month Power Wmdows, $795 Due at Signing Cruise, $795 Due at Signing Month ... Wheel Disc Brake. or Purchase AMIFM Stereo/CD. or Purchase 73 $18,813 2002 LVV200 $20,515 2002 Models 0-36 months 37-48 months 49-60 monilis Must be appro:'&T.ed by GlL...A'e. SL. S1.2, SCI 0.0% 0.9% 2.9% ' ...' l.Y~ SLI. SC2 0.0% 0.9% 2.9% LlOO.L300 0.00/0 0.9% 2.9% 1.200,LW200.LW300 0.00/0 0.9% 2.9°A> Ends October 31st , 2001• 'Lease payments based on 39 mo • 39,000 mile lease plus tax, trde and plates Must be approved by GMAC ~ respoIllIItlIe ~ excess wear and tear and 20e pet' mile for excess mIleage Must be taken out of R9la1l Stock by November 18,2001. SA.TU"R.N" SA.~~R.N <>F 'VVARREN ~al I...A.:K.ESmE 13~ Mile & Van Dyke Hall Road & Romeo Plank 810-979-2000 810-286-0200 Hours: Mon & Thura 800am-9.00pm c:A.'ft DaI Hours Mon. & Thurs 8 OOam-9 OOpm Tuee , Wed • Fri 8 OOam-6 OOpm ,.. ... Y"'~ Tues , Wed ,Fn 8 OOam-6 OOpm Sat 10 OOam-3'00p1Tl set 1O'OOam-3 OOpm A DIFFER.ENT KIND of C<:>lVIPA.NY. A. DIFFER.ENT KIND of CAR. Thursday, November 15, 2001 Page 16 GROSSE POINTE LIONS CLUB. JINGLE BELL WALK/RUN

First of Michigan DlVlSlON OP pAIINIJSTOCK " co. INC. MemberNYSE We Provide quality investment services:

2002 Deville D15 _2184 2002 S8v1ne SLS -Stocks -Bonds - Income & Tax-Exempt GM EfT1)Ioyee Lease ReMwal GM E~ I.eaIe Renewal '479imo. $399imo. -Mutual Funds -Money Market For 39 Months. 12,000 miles per yoem' -._.----. fOllIIID- - -Retirement Planning -Annuities -.Nl_"__-----~-... a .>.~P~~fe.ssional Money Manag~p~t 4'~~; 20155 Mack Ave. 0p8n Man & Thurs. 8.30 9 Grosse Pointe Woods, MI. 48236 ...1821 ~~~;;6~pm586/772-8200 Go 0ley 313-884-9600 800-852-6693 J313/3~5300 ~ ! www.dongooleycadillac.c:om The Fusion of DeSign and Technology Fax: 313-884-2139 Ol!en "**,,,1 to prior lOIII Prk.lng "**,,,1 to chonglt wtthout nollce 1 On 9 Mile.Just East of 1-94 Expltes 1111810 1 Member New York Stock Exchange, Inc.

KROGER IN THE VILLAGE

"Rated ****" -Detroit Free Press "Rated ***~n-The Detroit News "One of America's best new bars & restaurants" - Esquire Magazine Nov. '86 20011 "Top Moderately Priced Restaurant" - Gourmet Oct. '99

MAKE KROGER YOUR HOLIDAY DESTINATION "Top for Fun" - Gourmet Dec. '97 • VILLAGE PIER • DEUCATESSEN . • VILLAGE BAKERY • PREMIUM WINES • CHEESE SHOPPE • KROGER FOODS 15402 Mack Avenue 519 E. Jefferson • THE KROGER GARDEN • CUSTOMER SERVICE Detroit • PREMICIMSALADS DEPARTMENT : ~ Grosse Pointe Park • SERVICE MEATS ~.~ (313) 884-6030 -,(3l,;l) 964-40141;. ..,~ See What Vou'r~Todayl 318 S. Main Street KROGER IN THE VILLAGE KROGER ~29106 Franklin Road KROGER \ GROSSE POINTE GROSSE POINTE ST. CLAIR SHORES Southfield Royal Oak 16919 Kercheval 18870 Mack 23191 MARTER RD. Open Open . (248) 356-8881 ~ "(248) 541-~~ .' Open .. y'> .... Monday - Sunday Monday - Sunday 24 Hours , 7 Days A Week 7AM - 10PM 7AM - 10PM

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DOLAN OPTICAl 17150 Waterloo ~ Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 Estabfished 1965 • Quality Eyewear (313) 885-4600 ~ C l. U. B FAX: (313) 885-2418

DOLAN OPTICAL 48856 Van Dyke Ave. DOLAN OPTICAL 21527 Harper Ave. Sh"by Twp" MI4C8317 810-323-2066 St. Q1ir Shores. MI 48080 810- n8-3333 Providing Recreation and unity Service Since 1911 BIRMINGHAM IMPORTS Leader Dogs for the Blind has been providmg mdepend- COMMERCfAL ence and mobility to the Visually impaired commuwty for INDUSTRIAL EAST over 60 years. Through the help of 112 employees, some Ron Cleland 400 volunteers and our numerous fnends and donors, Leader Dog has been offering the best m training, quality Louis s. 80uJds of dogs and comfortable accommodations to its students Beginning With the dream of three Uons, four blmd indl. MERCEDES • 'ORSCHE • 8t.fw • LEXUs • JAGUAR viduals were offered new found freedom Today, Leader 2n70 GLOEDE • WAlllEN, MICHIGAN ...... 19391 Mack Avenue Dog graduates approximately 300 persons per year Grosse Pointe WOOds. Ml48236 (313) 886-11 00 Fax (313) 816-2975 In 1939. Lions Nutting, Schurr and Dodge were frustrated atO)774-31JO over the 'Walt reqwred to obtain a dog gurde To UDaglne F4ll: 77~'70S5 someone having to be on a fist to receive independence _ sometlung most of us take for granted each day They recognized the urgency and qUickly began to research ways to remedy the situation. After some struggles, they FirstState "Y.. ,-...... had a class, an lDStruetor. and a 14-acrc parcel ofland on +- whJch to build what would become a hie altenng facUity for nearly 12,000 people Stepbeu KoIJut M.... 0;""",, Sixty-two years later, Leader Dog still enJoys the suppon 16900 Kercheval ph: 810. ns.5OOQ of lJons dubs internationally, graduates from all comers Grosse Pointe + ex: 810.445.4793 of the globe and the most noteworthy staff available It IS • ~~-- dou the foundulg fathers would be proud To add to the VILLAGE MI48230 :~:- 24300 Litlle Mack • St. Clair Shores. MI48080 many accomplishments of the school, Leader 00g3 for the .hap:n.-.dIe~. E..... : 313-882- J 300 "Ie: &b234ae&lllUiledulet Blind IS in the process of erecting a new Residence and Training Center. SCheduled to break ground m the sum- Fax 313-881-4131 mer of 200 1 The new structure will allow mdlVldual rooms, bath and "park" areas for students and then- dogs COMPANYTOY The offering of Private space Wl1IproVlde an enVIrOnment more condUCIVe to qwck bonding between the student ~ and their new guide The time saved by havmg indiVldual parte-areas will allow for additional trauung tune _over an DEVONSHIRE hour each day. These are a few of the unmedlate and DRUGS obViow benefits of the new construCtion UBS'Pa.ine~bber .'twIce" OUT buUJ .... Robert K.lser* Leader Dogs for the Blmd proVides Its services for no 2486453914 F"rnanclal AdVisor 16003MackAv. charge to the Visually UDJ>31red TIle COstof producing a 248 645 7090 fax Detroit, M' 48224 team IS approxunately $25,000 The fundmg for Its oper- 800 33' 5149 tOil free ating bUdget of nearly $8 JIUlhon is proVlded throUgh robert ka~r'~'UbspallleWeooer com (313}881-0477 !Jons OUbs, an endowment fund, and the generosity of ~ Items: private donors, corporations and foundations It is only UBS PalneWebber Inc, 10% Senior Discount through the benevolent suppon of others that Leader Dog 210 So Old Woodward Ave. IS able to continue Its 111JSSionand proVlde uninJubltcd SUite 250 travel to the VlSUalIy UDpaired commuruty Birmingham. MI 48009-6169

TEL: (3131 568-2100 FAX: (3131 568-Q6S7

OMCI DOUGLAS G. BARRY C.P.A. p.o. .... en "I'~n..~~ .. K. MICHAEL FABER BARRY & PC. COMPANY, FGI eM) 6Mo3ll95 CERTIFIED PUBuc ACCOuNTANTS 16722 EAST WARREN AVE (313) 888-3840 19355 W. Ten MIlt OETROfT, Ml48224 FAX (313) 886-3e82 33703 ~ JIttHnIe EMAIL D8I\RRv7oo:20AOl..COM SouthaeId. Mr 48075 (248) 357-3399 .... lQham. M~ Bo8QtJJnop. <'-0. 100 TAL.ON CENTRE (241) 6'12-6775 INSURANCESINCE 1900 DETROIT.~ICI1IGAN 48207-4271 20273 Mode M. Gr. Pt. was.. M 41236 4165 MaIn St. (313,) 884-4144 8av HoJbor. M119170 (231)~

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~ ;J,.....t HAPPy HOLIDAYS CHRIS COTZIAS andJOHN COTZIAS ~ '''';;-* rr=tkJ at REIMAX In the Pointe •.•. SELL REAL ESTATE.•. Our Competition is 100% Behind Us ~Y4 ~ ..-'...... ~"'("'t"1(',HIt1lJ41 Catherine WUUford ~ * 20311 Mack Avenue ~* Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan 48236 John Cottias Chris Cotzias 313884-7300 Fax 313884-7590 Broker/ Owner Broker/Owner For All Your • Choose the Brokers STEWART TITLE OF DETROIT I\eal Estate Needs ••. R&'MR< Your Neighbors Refinancing Buying Selling In the Polntes Trust & Rely On 313-881-9020

THE SMARTEST WAY TO DO YOUR HOME WORK JEappy JIOhfkys Groesbeck ~AIMIMIAIN) . Lumber ~.I & Supply, Inc.t Grosse Pointe - Kercheval at St. Clair 16 Other Convenient Locations 23155 Groesbeck Hwy. Open Monday - Saturday 8.9 Sunday 9.5 Warren, MI 810-776-5410 r .... " ... _ .. ~. .. _~ "~;>1 "'<.."0-

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I 'j , ~. REISING, ETHINGTON, BARNES, " IQSSELLE, LEARMAN & McCULLOCH, ~C.

Patent, Trademark~Copyright and,~,

Intellectual Propert1,'4Vf: r'!

, ; r mWARD J.BISKUP DAVID.L BURNS t GROS~~~~ONS'CLUB ,ernE ROJIRTC. COLLINS 3rdANNUAL I'AOLl BmlNGTON JOHN c.EVANS nNGLEBELLWAL~UN. . IfJIDT L FARRIS 1lW.Y.D.IEIcE JIAMCm J. FODALE ( Columbia Center ~ H.FRANCIS. j 201 West Big B~ver, Suite 400 WILLIAM H. GRIFFrtH * 1 Troy, Michigan 48084 GEORGE A. GROVE Telephone: (248) 689-3500 (248) *ANDRIW M. GROVE Facsimile: 689-4071 II ...... I. s...IOU_8BLJ)U. JAMES LIIARLAN, JR. ., ... Ne.l10. PataW .... 6, lU6. ERIC T.JONES JOHN E LEARMAN ,. JOHN K..Mc:CULLOCH DVIN S. MAcKENZIE _IIARSHALL .- ~JOHN" ... MORAN STEV'-N L PiRMuT ROBERT J. SAYFIE ~ ..tHEW J. SCHMIDT 5291 Colony Drive North WILLIAM J.SCHRAMM 212 River Street Saginaw, Michigan 48603 ROBERT L STEARNs Telephone: (989) 799..5300 P.O.Box 834 .J { Elk Rapids, MI 49629-0834 JAMES D. STEVENS , Facsimile: (989) 792-8585 / Telephone: (231) 264-9948 j' WILLIAM I.WAUGAMAN* J Facsimile: (231) 264-9949 CHARLES R. WHITE The finn and its predecessors have eXclUSIvely practiced intellectual property law since 1865. Today its attorneys are attuned to the needs of clients in the United States and abroad because of their broad legal, teaching and practical industrial work experience in a wide • RESIDENT OF THE variety of technologies including ~echanjcal, electrical, civil, chemical and nuclear engineering, electronics, computer, metallurgy, GROSSE POINTES physics, optic. medical, p tJCaJ, genetic, irnmunoassy and biological teehnoJogies. • t RESIDENT OF ST. CLAIR SHORES

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