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• Grosse POinte Shores IS lookmg for photographs of Its first four presI- dents Pictures will be hung m the Presidents Gallery at Village Hall Page 3A
• Property owners will be responsI- ble for the safe disposal of ash wood tnmmed dunng DetrOit Edison's hne By Carrie Cunningham clearance program, now laking place StaffWnter The polley stems from a l3-eounty The age-old conflict of the quarantine on transportmg ash wood burden of taxes versus the Page 9A need for revenue for sel'Vlces • A housebreaker IS ac~ve In the has erupted over a measure Grosse POlntes Pohce have a descnp- called a smkmg fund sup- tlon and ask reSidents to report SUSpi- ported by the Grosse Pomte CIOUSactIVIty Page 9A Board of Education Palmer Heenan s81d whJIe The measure would he embraces the school sys- • The party's on to honor Grosse Impose a levy of 1 rmll to tem, the tax would dampen POinte Woods volunteer commiSSion- rrose $2 8 rmlbon for each of home values ers Page 3A SIX years to pay for rmd- "I love our school system range reprors such as roofs. It IS one of the reasons we • Harper Woods students Willhave a floonng, cellmgs and park. have such mgh values," he safer walk to school after the croSSwalk Ing lots At Its Monday, Jan s81d, but then added, "If we at Woodland and Lrttlestone IS gIVen a 12 meeting, the board keep ralsmg taxes, the new stnpmg configuration and addition- approved a move to call an (home) values WIll eventual- al warning signs are put In place Page electIon on the DHItter for lOA ly go down No one can come Tuesday, March 16 Into the communIty and • The Farmer Jack on Harper at ReSIdents already pay 6 7 buy" Morass Will not be left vacant but rmlls for hold harmless rmll- "It IS unnecessary and replaced by a Food BaSICS Page lOA age, wmch mcludes 57 rmlls unWIse," echoed Park resI- for a general fund and 1 rmll dent Theresa K1aasen at the • Regina High School students wel- for technology ThIs rmllage board meeting on Monday, comed Bishop Earl Boyea to ti,e school has decreased, however, Jan 12 "Property values on Wednesday, Jan 7 Page lOA smce 1995 when It was 8 4 WIll not be sustamed " rmlls AddItIonally, Pomters Other leaders and reSI- WIll pay 1 15 rmlls per year dents, hke counCIl member for 25 years for the $64 rml- LoUIS Theros and Shores WEEK AHEAD bon capItal Improvement reSIdent Chns KaczanowskJ, Photo by Brad Lmdberg bond passed m September say the electum IS a surrep- saturday, Jan. 17 2002 titIous way to get revenue, Shoplifters' warehouse local leaders and resI- and the community will be Harper Woods residents are inVIted dents say the added tax averse to It to recreate thel r favonte story book Lt. James FOll:. a detective with the City of Grosse PoiDte. from the sInkIng fund WJ11 "They're gOing to look at characters with a free program from spends Sunday aftemooD cataloging swag allegedly stolen from dlssuade people from mov- thIS as a sneak attack," Arts & Scraps at the Harper Woods Vlllage merchants by a family of shopUfters from Southfield. See SA. Ing to the Pomtes Theros s81d Public Library from 2 to 4 p m stolY. Page Opponents further questIon "The tIrmng of thIs IS ter- the rmllage vote bemg held nbly wrong," said Monday, Jan. 19 In March when many KaczanowskJ Board members and resi- Crty offices In Grosse POinte Farms Auto thefts surge in Park semors are not back from dents say the money IS need- and Grosse POinte Park, all branches of their wmter homes By Bonnie Caprara "They" accordJng to HIller, have ed to main tam the qualIty the Postal Service, and all Grosse Pomte board mem- us Staff Wnter tended to be DetroIt youths programs of schools Secretary of State offices Willbe closed bers, adminIstrators and In the past few months, the hot cars "What we're findlng IS that they "I'm very rmndful of com- In observance of Martin Luther King Jr some reSIdents countered m Grosse POinte Park have been don't want to tske a bus home, they're these assertIOns by argumg ments of not pnClng our- Day Dodge Caravans and IntrepJds and stealIng cars Often, they nde them the fund IS essentIal m a clI- selves out of the housmg Rubbish Willbe collected as sched- Jeep Grand Cherokees untIl they run out of gas" mate of state budget cuts for market," saId board presI- uled In all of the Grosse POlntes and Of the 79 cars stolen m Grosse Because most of the suspects are schools and dlrmnIshed local dent Joan DlndofTer but Harper Woods POinte Park m 2003, 56 have been JuveDiles, HIller Bald the Wayne control of how to raIse rev- then argued, "If we want to Chrysler products, and 47 of those 79 County Juvemle Court has been mamtaln a competitive Gel to know your fllness profile at the enue Grosse Pomte schools cars have been stolen between reluctant to prosecute edge, we want to mamtam GirlS Fitness Night at Assumption have to make mId-year bud- October and December Four cars, "Unless we catrh them m the act, our programs If we have to Cultural Center at 7 30 P m get cuts totahng $900,000 three of whIch were Chrysler prod. we can only charge them WIth posses- cut those programs, we There Willbe demonstrations In aero- The sInkIng fund IS needed, ucts, have been stolen out of the Park S10n of a stolen vemcle, and Wayne won't be a destmy of chOice biC dance, yoga, tal chi, Pllales-hke mat they say, to maintain the smce the begmnlng of 2004 County WO'1'ttake those cases," Hiller It's a dehcate balance" work and personal training Wear com- excellence of Grosse POInte The Chrysler products have been S81d "We have cut enough We fortable clothing schools targets because that's what mter- In the past few weeks, the Park has need to be proactIve In look- To register or for more Infonnatlon, VIewed theft and attempted theft sus- stepped up patrols Wlth plam clothes At a meetmg of local lead- call (586) n9-61ll pects said they've been taught to officers posted m areas and times of ers on Thursday, Jan 8, steal, accordmg to DaVId HIller, puh- day WIth the Jughest theft rates The Grosse POinte Park Mayor See SCHOOLS, page 2A The City of Grosse POlnte,Grosse hc safety dIrector department has also been shanng POinte Woods and Harper Woods City auto theft mformatIon WIth councils meet at their respectIVe City olen fl...... nearby law enforcement halls at 7 30 P m St Cars' ag~o~:~f thl' stolen vehIcles 30 11..-Poilte Park 2003 Tuesday, Jan. 20 have been returned to theIr The Grosse POinte Shores Village owners Council meets In the Village hall at 7 Home: Grosse Pomte 2S "We've been recovering pm these cars wlthm two to Park three days," HIller saId Age: 47 20 "We've had a 9O-plus per- centage recovery rate, and Family: husband, we're gettmg these cars back WIth mlmmal damage _ Denllls, and son, Ken 14 Opinion...... 6A usually punched door locks Occupation: Pastel and IgllltlOns At least we're pamter, member of Harper Woods 10A 11 not gettmg total stnp Jobs ~ 10 Grosse Pomte ArtiSts Obltuanes. 11A Hiller recommended the ASSOCIatIOn 7 followmg tIpS to prevent Busmess 12A auto thefts Quote: "When pros ask Schools 13.15A • Put your car m the me what art school I garage Seniors 58 went to. I ~ay the o • Make ~ure your car ha~ "Larry BloV1t.~School of Entertainment 78 an alarm ~y~tem Threl'.Day Workshops' • Don t Ip~ve Items like ClaSSified ads 6C -portmg /'qUlpment and cell See story, page 4A phon/'~ In c~r' :r------~-,Cou on Book l IIn OUr ~ 22-1ssue I I ~ < 1'1; 11 • ~", Q...:::::> I L_ ~ eN. '~Aha Sa~e ~ ~ 2A News January 15, 2004 Grosse Pointe News 50 years ago this week yesterday's headlines
50 years ago this week glass wlDdows to be me<:hamsm Involvmg prop- • The toughest sentences Installed m the nave of St erty taxes ever meted out for cIgarette MIChael's EpISCopal Church "It's a rnghtmare," Bry811t smugghng In MIchIgan are m Grosse Pomte Woods wi tells the EastSIde handed to SIX members of a be dedIcated tills Sunday by Repubhcan Club "Our com. cnmInal nng headed by a the rector, the Rev Edgar H mumtles eXIst because of 41-year-old Grosse POInte Yeoman our schools WIthout that, Farms man He got three to ThiS wmdow IS the gUt of property values WIll go five years m pnson Mr and Mrs John W down " Members of hIs gang Bennett, In memory of her • The Grosse Pomte receIved two-year sentences parents, Charles MerVIne school system contmues Its from Recorder's Court Judge Mumford and hIS WIfe, quest to become the first Paul Krause Margaret Isabella. It was public entity 1D the Pomtee Krause says the nng 18 deSIgned by the WIllet to broadcast Its board meet- the same one caught In Standard Glass Company of lIlgB on cable teleVISIOn PhIladelphIa Buffalo, NY, m 1951, whIch "We thInk (broadcastmg dIdn't make a bIt of drlfer. meetIngs WIll promote) ence, as they kept nght on 25 years ago this week greater CItIzen partlClpatlon worlung • "The Tower," Grosse and awareness of what 18 Newest creation of Pointe's genius • School Board PreSIdent Pomte South HIgh School's goIng on In the school dls- Bert Wickmg turns the first top-ranked student newspa- tnct," says Joe Callahan, a of auto design spade of earth at the SIte of per, WIns the Pacemaker Grosse Pomte Shores resI- long-aw81ted groundbreak- Harley J. Earl of Touraine Road ba Grosse Pointe F&nD8. General Motors award for the second consec- dent and spokesman for a 'rice president ba charge of the styling staff, stands beside the XP.21 FIre. mg for the auditonum.gym- utIVe year cItizens group, Concerned bird, GM's gas turbbae car. Earl designed the car's gIau fiber-plastic body naslUm at Grosse Pomte The award is given to the Cll:lZens of Grosse Pomte, Hlgh School with a design theme Inspired by the Navy's e:r:perlmental ftghter aircraft, natton's best weekly hIgh advocatIng broadcasts the Skyray. The first gas turbine car in the United States. the Fireblrd was Student DaVId Belfore school newspaper buUt to telt commercial poas1bWtles of turbine power In a ground vehicle. turns the second shovel of • Cottage HospItal 5 years ago this week dIrt Supenntendent Dr Earl also created the LeSabre. a famillar sight on Pointe streets after beiu& admmstrators order a new • Members of the Grosse on elWlbitlon over the world. (From the Jan. 14, 1954 Grosse Pointe James BUllhong attends the roof for the old nurses re8l- au ceremony . Pomte Yacht Club present a NeWll.) dence at 158 RIdge Road detaIled plan of the pro- • The fifth of the st&ned- whl1e awaltmg state posed harbor expansIon. approval to spend up to FaCIng the prospect of a $500,000 to renovate the faclhty haVIng crumblIng bwldmg in Grosse Pomte seawalls, f81rways that are Farma for office use. hard to navigate and old- • DonatIons by the fashIOned boat sbps that are Grosse Pomte Rotary Club difficult to reach WIth emer- allow resumptIOn of gency vehIcles, Jim "OperatIOn IdentIficatIOn" Anderson, chllU'Illan of the ill Grosse Pointe Park. club's harbor modermzatIon With the arnval of new comll11ttee, displays a photo- etchmg eqwpment proVIded graph of the Detroit Boat by Rotanans and local Club on Belle Isle branches of National Bank He asks, "See what hap- of DetroIt, police can etch pens when you don't take numbers on valuables and care of what you have?" apphances for ready Identi- • According to SEMCOG's fication m the event of bur- demographer, the Grosse glary or theft POIntes can expect their populatIons to de<:hne by 6 10 years ago this week to 8 percent dunng the • CI81mmg that he IS 1990s unemployed and needs "The de<:hne IS the result money, a 21-year-old DetroIt of demographIc factors that man explains m DIstnct have been happenIng for Court why he accepted an de<:ades," says SEMCOG's offer to steal campaIgn Jeff Nuttmg "Factors Signs of Grosse POInte Park mclude de<:hne III bIrthrate, mUD.lcipal Judge Kirsten all1I1g, of the baby. boomer Frank "-' p-;;IIua~' ancC.;;M Ardhg The defendant 8lld a part- economy that !!llowed",sll,l: ner admIt bemg offered gles to move from riiiiliig to $150 for every 100 signs home ownmg faster than In stolen Both defend811ts are preVIous years " found gwlty Each are sen- • The commumty's pubhc tenced to pay $30037 In safety departments deploy fines and restltutlon officers to clear snow from • Grosse POlntes' state around fire hydrants. representative WIIh8Dl If last week's 10 !Dches of Bry811t Jr, a Repubhcan, snow isn't kept away from cntlClZes MIchIgan's school hydrants, officers could be financmg process that does delayed hoolung up hoses in away WIth the fundmg response to a fire - Brad Lindberg School board adopts
.Change yoor plan any trme policy on library Wor ryFree .0I1e call problem resOOrtion ~ veriZOftwireless w • Gel a FREE phone every two yeal5 Wenever stop working for you~ board vacancies Gua ra ntee •T~e 15 days to see the ddferenep yoooe/f By Carrie Cunnlnghlm Staff Wnter HERrS HOW iT WOIIXS. Youl enJO'l dle Iatqest, mosl advall My mother-m-Iaw, Betty Hall, sent along tlus "Puppy TraInIng TIp" dunng the hohdays "A rolled up newspaper can be an effectIve tool when used properly For example, Visit the GI'OS8ePointe Dogs website: http://gpclogs.keenspace.eom If your puppy chews some- tlung or has a housetrammg aCCIdent,take the rolled up n~wspaper and hIt yourself on the head as you repeat tlus phrase, 'I wasn't watch- reetwis.g=-- __ Iqg rq.~ ,puPpy" 'Q1,1s .l& the .5t~ \. ~ I...... only tIme a rolled up news- Question of the Week: paper should be used In trammg If your puppy With the North Amencan Internatzonal laughs at you when you do Auto Show m town, what is your dream car? thIS, praIse hrm " She appended the ques. tIOn "Are you gomg to try thIS, Ben?" I'm afraId It really doesn't apply My puppy IS 3 years "A Mazda MIata, because old and weighs 125 pounds It's httle and sporty" and would probably take the Eric KrefeJd rolled up newspaper away City of Gl'08lle Pointe from me BeSides, bemg mordmately tall, I hmlt myself to hIttmg my head on doorways "I'd like to have that new Gennan exchange student Felb: Johnk got quite a Ford Thunderbird convert- Surprise gift surprise from his host family, Steve and Sharon Ible It's sleek, powerful and MeMlllan of Grosse Pointe Park. When Felix opened makes a statement" Steve McMiUan, who IS sort of a Rotanan's his big. wrapped Chrlatmas present. inside were his Richard Roberge mother and brother all the way from Gennany. GI'088e Pointe Park Rotanan, has been hostmg a foreign exchange student, were armed WIth a camera mote peace and mternatlOn. Felix Johnk, from and a VIdeocamera to record al understandmg by expos- Hamburg, Germany, these the bIg surpnse 109 16- to 18-year-olds to dU- Richard Roberge past months m hiS Park Rotary Clubs around the ferent cultures home On Chnstmas Eve, world sponsor about 8,000 which IS when most exchange students a year to "A brand new Grand Pnx Europeans open gIfts, Fehx hve and study abroad to pro- See FYI, page 8A GTX. It's an all-around good WIshed hIS mother, car, and you get what you Cornelia, and brother, pay for" Stefan, a "Merry Dave Niennan Chnstmas" by telephone Royal Oak Then Mrs Johnk sur- pnsed Stefan WIth an addI- tIOnal gift m Hamburg - a After Inventory "The Hummer 2 I was m small box contammg a toy the ffilhtary, and I'd hke to aIrplane, hIS passport and have the ClVIhanversIOn" an alrhne ticket to VISIthIS WINTER CLEARANCE Bruce Bargo brother In Amenca The Eastpointe pair got on a plane and headed to the Umted 0 States 0 Smce McMillan and hIS family run a bIg office furnI- / ture store m Royal Oak, 50 OFF whose motto IS "Takmg e'are of UnfurnIshed "A Corvette It's sporty, Busmess," Steve has access ORIGINAL PRICES fa~t, and It's not a mlDl- to large boxes \nn" So on Dec 26. Steve and on winter merchandise Ann Cobau hIS WIfe, Sharon, GI'088e Pointe Farms announced to Felix, who goes to South, that there • Misses Sportswear was one more gift In the garage that they hadn't had • Skirts • Blazel s • Blouses "A Ferran I love fast, tIme to wrap • Pants • Sweaters • Coats Itahan sportscars " When Fehx opened the Jamie Flanagan giant box It contalnl'd City of GroB8e Pointe Cornl'ha and Stefan, as a glant gift Imported dIrectly from Gl'rmnny Lest you thmk the Gennan Vlsltor~ AIm Cobau ~pent the OIght m the box, they only ~pent two or three [!Denni80na! Jamie Flanagan mmutes as they were alert- ed by rell phone If YOU haUl' a qlU!stlOn you would hke asked. drop Uq a note at 96 Kerrhel'Ol on The McMlllan'~ chIldren, 17037 Kercheval Hillin Gros'/(' POinte Farm.q, MI 482.16 or emad to [email protected] , (om Alex. 14, and Peter, 12, 881.5060 over the years by many small taxes. School tax These small taxes Include those for Wayne County parks and Jail taxes, a Wayne County Community College request begs Thstnct millage and the intermedIate ""hvu: JI"LtH,~. questions The school dIstnct m81ntams that Its tax rate has been reduced SInce ast September, voters m the Proposal A from 8 4 ffillls to a current Grosse Pomte Pubhc School 6.7 mIlls But the tax was rolled back LSystem approved 1 15 mills The schools argue that, SInce deSirable place to hve, tax-Wise? Is due to nsmg property values, not the for 25 years to pay for a $64 Proposal A, they are not only hVIng on the school dlstnct's belt tightened as generosity of the school board ml1hon capital Improvement bond In a fixed Income but also a shnnkmg much as It could be? Can these Also mcluded In school taxes IS 1 March, taxpayers Will be asked to one State mid-year budget cuts Will repairs be deferred? mill for technology Add to that the approve another mdl for smaller cost the dlstnct nearly $1 mllhon As Mayor Heenan and other city 1 15 mills passed In 2002 and another Improvements ($900,000) thiS year leaders poInt out, they work hard to 1 mill If passed by voters In March, If voters approve In a special elec- However, one could argue, why dId- keep costs down Their goal IS to pro- then school dlstnct taxpayers will be tion March 16 a I-mill levy for SIX n't the school board mclude these VIde more serVIces With fewer tax dol- paYing 8 85 mills for schools. years, the school dlstnct Will have an repairs In Its $64 mllhon capital lars Sure they would lIke to pass a Heenan and others also question additional $2.8 mllhon a year for a so- Improvement plans? Perhaps scaled- m111age for many proJects around the need for a special electIOn ill down performmg or other non- called smkIng fund to pay for smaller, arts their CIties, but they know that would March when a regular school board essential faclhtles could have p81d for or mid-range, capItal Improvements, not be the fiscally responSible thIng to electIOn IS schedwed for June. such as roofs, parkIng lots, ceihngs these mId-range repaIrs do CntIcs say a March election means and floonng Wlthm the school dls- We are sure the school dIstnct and We love our schools. When told tnct board members had good reasons why many semors, who tradItionally about the latest mIllage request by obJect to school taxes, wIll not be back Some mumclpal leaders, IncludIng they planned thIngs the way they dId, the schools, one reSident said, uGreat. Grosse POInte Park Mayor Palmer and we don't doubt the need for or from their wmter homes and there- They deserve It People Will vote for fore not be here to vote. The school Heenan, fear the schools are gomg to their sIncenty of their deciSIOns It' tax the POIntes out of the market for But that does not mean hard ques- dIstnct says It needs the earher vote There IS the threat though, as we in order to plan the budget home buyers and owners, who wowd tIOns cannot be asked. Are we taxIng warned follOWing passage of Proposal The schools may very well need the seek lower taxes in other commum- ourselves out of the hOUSIng market? A, that all the property tax saVIngs money, but taxpayers have to deCide ties Are we making the Pointes a less we realIzed then could be eaten up how much IS enough EDITORiAL CLASSIFIED un) 882.@OO DISPLAY ADVERTISING 131J)882~ John Mlnrus Barbara 'Yazbf'(k VethMke 1313) 882 lSOO M.1.rgIe Reins Snuth., Manager PeteZ'"J Bukner, Ad\E'rt15lng Manager EdItor and Genera I ASSistant Edltor/Feature Editor K>", M Mackey, A.slStant to lhe Fran Vel,ardo Robert B. Edgar Manager Chuck Klonk.e Sporu. 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"ll~ M'l\ag.r Adverttsmg Rep~tab.\I'e Vol. 65, No.3, January 15, 2004, Page 6A M"h.ool Sh.llcn Intern AmyConrad Kalh lten D Bowles Caeol )llII1Wl Adverhsmg Represenlt1lbve AU"" Colli .. • , '( Library board more open .., t IS still not a directly elected the state Legislature. ~.~~~ library board, but It IS the next If that IS the case, then we thInk ...... ,Y t.J.; ; ~;:")' best thIng I state Rep Ed Gaffney should be look- £ The school board, which used to Ing Into such a move, If he isn't ~:w.,'\.- be the lIbrary board before the library already doing so. l, was spun off, Will now take a more BarrIng dIrect electIOn, the school dIrect approach to appoIntIng LIbrary board's polIcy adopted last Monday board members. mght IS a good measure. Under the In the past, the library board came poLIcy,the school board Will soliCIt can- up with Its own nommees to fill vacan- didates for lIbrary board opemngs and CIes and forwarded them to the school Will InterVIew the candIdates before board Without haVIng been part of the makmg apPointments selectIOn process, the school board had ThiS wIll at least prevent the lIttle chOIce but to rubber-stamp the appearance of the hbrary board bemg , hbrary board's recommendations. a self-perpetuatmg body. Further, But It has become apparent that the SInce school board members are dIrect- hbrary board, With a 1.6-mI111evy and ly elected, they become responSible a $3 1 mIllIon budget, IS a major should voters deCide the libranes are spender of tax dollars and showd be not beIng run as they should accountable to voters All In all, It seems to be a good move Because of the compleXIties of the by the school board and the library I school dlstnct's ImtIal ownershIp and board, which also favors the policy We Address comments to cartoonist Phil Hands at phands@grouepolatenewe then overSIght of the hbranes, it commend Library Board PreSident .com or go to www.philtoons.com appears that dIrect election of hbrary John Bruce for hIs farsighted backlOg board members may reqUJre actIOn by of the pohcy from Kenya that the well gym The hghts were low NatIonal Coney Island after had been successfully and her first words were "let class on 'fuesday nights Party on in the Woods dnlled There IS now fresh us begm" Yes,I am starvIng too, but water flOWing throughout There was no mtroduc- I hope to Bee MargIe in the entire 10-acre school atncla Chyhnskl and new alcohol from all parties, but for more tlOn, no explanabon We Mason's gym 10 the New members to the Grosse Pomte campus Everyone IS over- Simply did yoga as she Year reasons than Just cost The liabilIty of Joyed! This water will enable Woods City CounCil made a company-sanctioned alcohol consump- demonstrated the breathmg Karen MeLeod P hundreds more chJldren to good first step In controllIng and poses There was no GI'08Bt! Pointe Woods tIOn IS Just too great, not to mentIOn be brought to the safety of city costs. They cut the cost of the Judgment and no commen- the fear of someone gettIng mJured 10 thiS mIraculous school tary about students on theIr city's annual party for volunteers In a traffic aCCident as a result Many more current and More moderates half performance One would thmk the CIty also would fonner Grosse POinters gave In subsequent weeks we The cIty had ongInally prOjected needed in D.C. be mIndful of the consequences of mlx- generously ofthelr time and moved to the gym whIch was $11,387 for the annual party at the 109 mUnICIpal busmess and alcohol resources to make thiS darkened I could not get Th the Editor: Hunt Club With 40 percent of the 320 True, volunteers are the backbone of dream a reality for these enough of thiS class My patnotlc pnde In our people on the guest lIst expected to the city and many orgamzatlOns children Asante sana After Ann suffered a bro- rmhtary for the capture of attend, that equates to $88 96 a plate. Nowhere IS thiS more true than m the (thank you very much In ken ankle, Lorrame Saddam Hussein has gIVen SwahIlI! for your behef and way to concern for the future The tab mcluded smoked salmon, hors schools, but you don't see the school Sowersby took over the support of this effort to truly of our federal courts d'oeuvres, a sumptuous meal, pastnes dlstnct fetIng Its volunteers WIth Stoh class Her style was slJllllar and premIUm booze make a difference for these to Ann's She was soft spo- 1 beheve that AI Gore's or Chlvas children and thIS communi- unWIse endorsement of The scaled down party, led by ken and did not make Judg- We were also dismayed With the cnt- ty Howard Dean could lead to a ChylInskl, will cost the city about ments about students' lClsm we received for merely reportIng I couldn t be more proud of stances Bush landshde m 2004, $5,165 and will feature appeilzers, a the debate aired over the party last mycommumty Recently I learned that mcludmg capture by the full menu and well brands of alcohol. week In the news story, we offered no Lori Wood Knapp she felt that her age kept Republicans of enough The guest lIst was pared to 226, and opmlOn We Simply quoted much of Warm Hearts her from demonstratmg pos- Senate seats to assure With 90 percent expected to attend. what was said Foundation tures that would be benefi- approval of dogmatIc nght the cost per plate would be "only" But some counCil members did not www.warmheartsfoun- CIal to class members She WIngfederal Judges $5738 hke the way their and others' quotes dation.org did not SIgn up to teach the Amencan government seems to work best when It We congratulate Chylmskl and the "sounded" They said It sounded as If fall 2003 semester of yoga IS dIVIded - Repubhcaos new counCIl members who had the they dId not appreCIate the volunteers Yoga class for Grosse Pomte courage to questIOn the expenditure of Commumty SchoolB controlhng part aDd We do not thmk that IS the way the Democrats the reat the party They merely dtd what bUSI- is beneficial I, however, Signed on the news story "sounded" On the contrary, When one party controls nesses have done for the past several To the Editor: line for 'fuesday mghts at we thInk the debate was a healthy one Mason the preSIdency and both years dunng the slow economic times about fiscal restramt It really had lIt- I knew that sooner or houses of Congresa (as In later after [ spotted MargIe What I encountered was a Many holIday parties were cut com- tle to do With volunteers teacher much as descnbed the Lyndon Johnson era), SmIth In yoga class at pletely at bus messes throughout Anytime we or fellow cItizens are In the column She was there IS a probabdlty of bad southeast MIchIgan and the natIOn. Mason Elementary School, I results cntlclzed for questlOnmg tax dollar would see an artIcle m the young She was slender She The partIes were SImply extrava- spendmg, no matter how small, then dId not demonstrate all of After the 2004 election, It Gros'le POinte News about IS qUIte poSSible that a gance'! the compames could not afford we are all 10 senous trouble the class the asanas She touched us - no matter how valued their employ- dunng practice The room Repubhcan Senate may con- And If volunteer'! are merely domg It I read her observatIOns In ees and vendors was not dark She proVIded firm such troglodytes as for the free meal and a dnnk, then get her I Say column of Dec 11. PnscllJa Owens, Charles Another trend In bUSIness IS to ban Eastern mUSICdunng relax- them gIft certIficates "Yoga For Dummleo " atIOn Ptckenng and Miguel WhIle I have to agree With I was not used to her Estrada as Bush appomtees some of her pl'rceptloM of style At the end of the to our federal courts the dao~, I must AI~olook evemng, however, I apprecI- Even more senously Letters back to m) fir"t ('xpenence ated her yoga benedictIOns would be the prospect of the WIth yoga some 20 years The next day I felt the bene- elevation of conservative Community request for help In fundmg a thank the students, teach- ago fit of our practIce (And 1 Ideologues m the follOWIng project to bUIld II plumbing erq, admlmqtrat{)rq and par- It Wll~ In th... first claM ~Iept well on 'fuesday years to Supreme Court generosity system and dnll e water entq At Brownell MIddle that I took at Mason that I nJj;'hts ) vacancIes I graduated from Grosse well at a school In the School (.Jar Waro 2003) and met teacher Ann Ingalls, a WhAt doe~ all of thl~ add There's a good reason why rrmote town of Molo. Kenya such indIVIduals have not Pomte South HIgh School In the Groqse Pomte Newll for kmdergarten teacher by Up to? I WIll SIgn up for a trade been confirmed by ths 11178 (and Brownell m You responded WIth helpmg to make thIS posal- new yoga course m January, 1974) In 2003, I came back ble W(' met In Maoon'q library and of cour'le, I WIllstili ask Senate dunng Bush's first incredIble enthuqlaqm I !>ecauoe there wa~ another to my community WIth a would like to speCifically my husband to pick up car- On Dee 15, we got word functIOn taking place In the ryouts from Big Boy or See LETl'ERB, pace SA t January 15, 2004 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Southfield trio keeps shoplifting all in family By Brad Lindberg "When we finally got the Jeans, lmen and deSIgner Staff Wnler truth out of her, we sent her perfume A clan of shoplIfters back to the County Youth Home," S81d Lt James Fox, "They ad nutted they try to wound up hangIng theIr steal approXlmately $10,000 Chnstmas stockmgs from a City detective "That's where she IS now" 10 clothes per week," Fox the food slot of a JaIl cell saId "They eIther sell It to But the only hohday tld- At about noon Fnday, Dee fnends or a fence' lOgs they receIved from 12, poIJce arrested the tno A store clerk had recognized Fox saId DIckerson Grosse Pomte merchants recently served a mne-year was good nddance them from an alleged shophftmg the precedmg pnson term for retal1 fraud City of Grosse Pomte Wednesday Three coats "She's kInd of hardened," police caught the tno 10 the worth a total $2,494 were Fox saId "The 19-year-old VIllage dunng the bu1ldup stolen (McGowan) has been to the holiday shoppmg sea- The next eveDlng, mvolved With drugs, son Suspects mclude Veda Saturday, Dee 13, officers unarmed robberies and Renee DIckerson, 49, of raIded DIckerson's retal! fra ud " Southfield and her lS-year- Southfield apartment old, nmaway daughter Fox couldn't detaIl the "Closets were full of daughter's record because Also arrested was Detroit clothes," Fox SaId Fox and she's a Juven1le reSident Shawmqua Nlvoka fellow officers entered the McGowan, the 19-year-old The tno's arrest caused a apartment Upon Ethndge's gIrlfnend of DIckerson's son lOgjam dunng a busy prehol- sIgnIng a search warrant All suspects have cnmmal Iday weekend at cramped hlstones Pohce s81d they recovered CIty pollee headquarters scores of Items traced to at While awaltmg arraign- Dunng a heanng Dec 29 least four Vulage stores and ment, the mother was Phoro by Brad Llndberg m City Mumclpal Court, ADgela Kenyon ammges photographs for the Presidents Gallery in the lancling boutIques detamed m one of the CIty'S of the rear stainray at Grosse Pointe Shores vWage hall. Judge Russell Ethndge two holdmg cells A man found suffiCIent eVIdence to Fox spent most of the fol- arrested on unrelated have the defendants tned 10 lOWIng Sunday afternoon m shoplItbng charges OCCUpIed Wayne County ClrcUlt a back room of pohce head- the other cell. Calling all Shores presidents Court DIckerson, whom quarters Inventorying recov. By Brad Undberg executive admmlstratlve the community was InCOrpo- pohce called a habItual ered cloth1Og Dresses, McGowan was transferred Angela Kenyon, defacto assIstant rated ID 1927 Shores' offender WIth arrests datIng skIrts, blouses, shoes and to the Grosse Pomte Park curator of the preSIdents She's published requests mUDIclpal park IS named 10 to 1972, couldn't post handbags were spread on a JaJ! Her daughter was sent portr81t gallery at Grosse for photographs In OSIUS'honor, Ethndge's $10,000 cash large wooden conference downtown to county Juven1le Pomte Shores Vmage Hall, "Shorehnes; the communl- • Fred Behr, 1928 to bond table An overflow of loot authontJes, has some empty frames to ty's monthly newsletter 1931, hung from coat racks, 1Dlr- Ethndge demed requests Fox hopes to seIze fill She's posted notIces on the • Clarence WhIte, 1931 to ror frames and a portable DIckerson's red Ford Of the vI1lage's 13 presl- vI1lage cable teleVISion chan- 1939, from about five of easel normally used to I!lus- DIckerson's fnends to Explorer under MIchIgan's dents who hl've held office nel She's mentIOned the • Clarence Campbell, 39 trate bnefings forfeiture statute agamst smce the Shores charter was need at VIllage counCIl meet- to 43 reduce the bond Untu she posts the money, she'll await Fox logged a sIze-lO $198 us10g vehicles for ongomg paseed m 1911, Kenyon has lOgs cnmmal enterpnses tnal In Wayne County JaI1 red SUlt, $54 black leather accwnwated mne portraIts "I've tned Wayne County If someone has a photo, McGowan, who has one gloves, SIZe-SIXgray sweater "The mother has a very for the photo display, death records - nothmg," Kenyon saId the VIllage pnor conVIction, was freed dress, numerous paIrs of long cnmmal hIStory; Fox A search for Images of the she saId would bke to copy It - at no on $500 cash bond shoes fitted WIth stiletto Shores first four top office- Kenyon's WIsh hst cost to the donor said "We were happy to get heels, mostly SIze mne her off the streets and pro- holders has come up short mcludes "We11 have a profeSSIonal It took a wlule for polIce to "rve been lookIng for the • George Osms, the VII- There was a copper-colored tect our merchants If they duphcate It at our expense," learn the lS-year-old had sleeveless sweater dress, a past three or four years," lage's first preslden t who charge her With habItual she saId The donated Image escaped from a Juvemle suede skIrt, tan leather 881d Kenyon, the VIllage's served from 1911 to when faCUlty fourth degree she's lookIng wI11be returned purse, $159 brown leather at hfe" The p~t:tY'son!'Woods council scales down menu, guest list By Bonnie Caprar. CommIssIOn) party, we're ageable and reasonable," $10,700 party at a work ses- become familiar With what er altRrr ,11\(>S to tI" com- Staff Writer the workers' CounCllwoman LIsa PInkos Slon, saId, "I read that artt- they do, Will soften their mlSSlOt, as ongmally The party's on for Grosse Gagho added the Howle said cle and was very offended by VIews on what these people presentLd POInte Woods volunteer BeautIficatIOn Commission C'ouncllman Darryl It, and I wondered how contnbute Our Clty has ben- Mayor IWbert NOVltke and COmmISSioners r81sed about $2,400 of the SpIcher, who backed the many volunteers were efited so much by the work Granger reserved comments The Grosse Pomte Woods $3,036 spent on last year's move to explore party spend- offended by It Volunteers of these COmmJ.SSIOns' on the party Issue at the CIty Council voted un am- award reception held at the mg pnontles last week, com- are Important Volunteers Thckmson did not support committee of the whole mously at a cOmmJ.ttee of the Lochmoor C'lub through Its mented on an mformal sur- are our back bone We need last week's motion to consld- meetmg whole meetmg on Monday, annual flower sale held m vey m whIch CouncJ!woman to honor them for what they Jan 12, to hold the City'S May Vicki Granger polled Cltles do" CommIssion AppreCIatIOn Chylmskl, who presented In and out of the Grosse "I thmk IrresponsIble ReceptIon on Feb 6 the motIOn to scale back on PomteJHarper Woods area statements were made on The counCll unammously party plans, SaId the counClI on how they honor their vol- the floor that gave a false passed a motion that would had to hold a party since the unteers ImpressIOn of how our CIty shave $5,165 off the antlCl- cIty already had a contract "We were by far the most IS bemg run," DlcklDson pated $11,387 party budget WIth the Grosse Pomte Hunt extravagant,' Spicher saId sood"In all my years on the "We dId tlus by cuttIng Club to hold the party Councl! members Dona Tree CommIssIon, (rve felt) back on the menu and eltm- "There are changes that DeSantis Reynolds and If we didn't have all that ALWAYc5 AVAILABLE AT mating some guests," s81d are happemng, and the Allen Dlckmson said they work on the Tree Councllwoman Patncla party has not been dlscon- were offended by the way CommIssIOn to select the ChylInskI tmued," Chyhnskl saId last week's counCil dISCUS. tree SItes, put on a tree sale, ~ Partygoers won't be mb- "Some people thmk we're slOn of the CommissIon and put on the memonal ~ blIng on smoked salmon, mlcromanagmg, but there ApprecIation ReceptIOn and tree program, then city 313-884-4422 ~ Kerl!Y:Val oo-tJ:e-l1ill. CroIK i'tmlt flll1l'l 313-886-4341 barbecue meatballs, pasta, are dIfferent attitudes about other cIty partIes were por- employees wowd have to be buffalo WIngs and pastnes, how thIngs need to be done" trayed In the Grosse POInte domg that nor Will they be dowmng "My posItIon IS not to get News "I'm hopeful the new those edibles WIth premIUm nd of partIes or to make Reynolds, who voted last council members, once they lIquor and coffee However, them seedy parties, I'm Just week to dISCUSSalternatIves attend some of these com- the counCll decided to keep tryIng to make them man- to throwmg the budgeted mission meetmgs and Swedish meatballs, sesame clucken, crab stuffed mush- rooms, mml qUIches, sea scallops, ham and aspara- Extraordinary in trot!1Y facet. gus rolls, frwt, cheese, veg- Points about the Pointes etables and shnmp on the The GP Woods Party Fund .•.how about using menu The premIUm liquor dnnks wI11be replaced WIth the money to make our pool more accessible? regular hquor dnnlts La~t year thc urn'se POInte Woods (I!y Put youf<;C1f m the shoes of The valet serVIce and coat Council appro\cd spendmg m the nClghborhood the ~emor dad who needs a help- check WIll remam on the of $30 000 for partIe, Thc pa"tlC' Included a mg hand from hIS daughtCT or Clty'S tab Holiday party for the ~Iaff. a Bcautlficalion the mom of thc speCIal need, leenage boy who Also, former CIty counCIl Comm"~lon A"ard, Dmner dnd a Cl!y Com- jU,t "n't golOgto be welcome With mom m the members, admmlstrators, m,,,'on 'Volunteer AppreclalJon Dmncr Ladles Locker Room A fe" mml "FamIly" attorneys and staff WIll not Council member Patty Ch,hnskl protesled Locker Room' much like Ihe famlly re,trooms be gettmg IOVltatlOns to thiS the volunleer partv 'pendlllg, ultlmately belllg smart husmes~e' are mstaillng would help malee year's party 10 a move that thc onl\ CounCil member to \ote agaln~t the our pool acce"lblc to ALL of our reSIdents cuts the guest hst from 320 ~pendlng and not allcndmg la,t ycar', party WIthout cmbarrassment and not jU,t to those of to 226 mVItees Fa,t forward a }ear to lasl Monday S (oun- us who havc been ble,sed Withgood health A suggestIOn made at c,l meetmg \10" Patty lIa, C\)mpany on the Block part) ,tyle apprecla110n parnes m our parlVpooper lI,t New CounCil mcmber L1~a the councIl's Jan 5 meetmg (ommunltv (enler wllh appreCl3tlve re'ldents HO'l\lc quc'tloncd the party 'pendmg ~ugge"- to not mVlte members of bnnglng a dl,h or non-alcoholic dnnk would 109 thcv he ,caled back to <;aveour ta\ dollar<; allow All ofu~ (and not jU~18 chosen few) to the Beautlfi.catlon CommIs- A' a laxpayer I appreciate Pallv and L,<;a, SIOn, whlrh hosts a party to ~ay 'thank you to our volunleenng neighbors Why Postpone effort, to cut back on Ih" ,pendmg Thcrc arc Without uSing any of our lax dollar<; honor beautlfi.catlon award f'lf better placc, 10 'pend our tax dollat'" and ) have a feelmg that the very people for Happiness? recIpIents, was not conSId- other equall} appreCIatIve wa}, 10 ,ay Ihank whom the partlc, are bemg given \1,ouldbe the ered Ladres d&amond hE'drt C'itmnR'" and pt"T'ldanl you to our hard "orklOg 'taff and voluntee,." 10 ON' fit"'t one~ ~ay l..n', make O~ bette' ~ Ln IRk whltr t~ vc%m, ~(1ki How about If we lake a few \Can worth of fo, eve,,'oPle~ m,tead ot uUI'~party~ After "The mght of that event, part) mone, and spend It on maldnl( the most of the commiSSIon all Ihar, "hy they volunteer and "ork 10beau- Park pool aecculble wilh some dlllnl!) III our tify our Clly a, hard a, they do 10 the first place' members pay attentIon to often fOP'jlotlenresldenl'l with speCial need'? details such as greetmg .. 4hmed l~ma,1(ahm,d I'malf(a cnmcasl ner) guests, runnlDg the .hde projector, coordInatIng the Speedi Photo & Imaging Center show and pres!'ntmg II awards," said Beautifi- 20229 Mack Avenue GrossePointe Woods (3 J 3/88'-7330 catIOn CommiSSIOn member edmund t. AHEE jewelers Open [)<1I1y 9Af./ In 7P~' '.JtureJay 9AM to 6PM (lased Sunde,,>, LIsa Gagho, who attended the council's work sesSIOn Old Document and Photograph Restoration Large Format DIgital Enlargements 20119 Mack Avenue, Gl'O'<;(,romte Wood" MI 4B231i "We are not guests of that Digital & TradItIOnal same Day Color ProcessIng Family and Child Portraits 800-987-AHEE. ,n-886-4600 (BeautIficatIon Passport Photos Photo and Poster Frames Photo & Scrapbook Albums ww", ahl.'e)('\\'e1cr" com January 15, 2004 4A News Grosse Pointe News From radiology to painting: Park native is in~piration 8y Michael Shelton Staff Writer POINTER OF INTEREST In a short amount of tlme. Susan Roubal has gone from would look forward to get- mflammatlOn of the Jomts, an ameteur pastel painter to ting feedback" weakness, loss of mobility wmmng an honorable men- She then teamed up WIth and deforrmty tion 10 the Pastel Journal her mend Betty Wel to open "I started haVIng prob- 100 their own urgent care center lems In my hand At first I "The hst mcludes the top In LanSing, the Delta could handle It," she SIlld. 3 percent of pastel artists m MedIcal Center "The mental and emotional the world," the Grosse "We went from mterns to stress IS what provoked Pomte Park native Said learmng how to set up a relapses' "It was a picture my busmess," Roubal Said. "We After penods of difficulty. brother, Michael Neiger, were interVIeWIng people the disease finally caught up took at Ius solo camping tnp and ordenng eqwpment It to Roubal m 1998 and con- to the Arctic ClJ'Cle 1b even was eXCIting" fined her to a wheelch8lT make the 100 was mcredl- Roubal admits there were She then made a ChOIceto ble" rough tlmes, but the bUSI- gIve up her Job at Cluldren's, What's even more mcred!- ness eventually expanded to a ChOIceshe says was pretty ble IS that she accomplIShed Include three more centers devastatmg thiS a few years after Today, Roubal remaInS "I couldn't walk, use my rheumatoId arthntls forced one of nme owners of the hands, or hold a book It was her early retuement from Delta firm really difficult," Roubal SaId pedlatnc radiology But she eventually grew "But I chose health over "Radiology was very hard bored and deCided to try money" for me to give up, but my tal- somethmg new Slowly, but surely, she ODe of SWI&IlRoubal'. be.t works. Mas Below. Mwon her aD honorable meJltion ents weren't totally wasted," "I was offered a spot in a started to recover in the Pastel Journal 100. The Image came &om a photo her bJ'Other, Michael Roubal said "I had to pay new radIology reSldency, so I Roubal would be steroId Neiger, took while camping near the Arctic CUcle. attentIOn to detaJ.1, and It went back to school," Roubal dependent for seven years, shows lD my work" sllld but then she started talong Her works have won After attendIng MichIgan the blO-engIneered drug agent, or od really got my mterest " serves as preSident recogrutlon from the Grosse State UmveT81tyfrom 1988- Embrel The pamtmgs are com- Roubal turned to the "We've gone to a group Pomte Artlsts AssOCIatIOn, 92, Roubal served a 1 1/2 "fve been on all kInds of pnsed on paper With a rugged landscapes of that has a new exlublt a the DetrOit SOCIety of year fellowshIp at Children's medll:atlons, but Embrel strong gnt, such as art sand- MichIgan's upper penmsula, month We also have classes Women Pamters, and the Hospital m Detroit was a mrracle," she SaId "I paper, wluch holds the pas- and Canada for some of her and a really busy schedule of Great Lakes Pastel Society "It was perfect It was would take IllJectIOnstWIce tel mtensely WIthout haVIng later works art events," she sllld "I paint because I need to detaI1-onented and chal- a week' to dry She says that southern "ArtIsts can now have mdi. pamt," she said "There's lengIng and very mtellectu- Eventually, she reglllned It wasn't long before France would be next on her vidual shows and sponsored always somethmg I can al," she SaId control of her body and free- Roubal started attending a lIst of VlSlts. shows" learn ~ She was then hIred as a dom from the wheelch8lT senes of three day work- Overtime, Roubal was Roubal considers herself a full-time pediatnc radiolo- "Slowly, I learned to man- shops WIth profeSSIOnal rewarded for her hard work The association 18 plan. colonst, realist, and expres- gist at ChIldren's Hospital age my health and lIsten to pastelist Larry BloVIts and pa8810n mng to hold Its annual fair slOnallst m 1993 my body," Roubal saId "I "My first paIntmg was a She received 1st place out on the Hill tlus summer, "fm all about the mteDSl- "What I ended up SpecIal- started takmg yoga classes calendar page, and It turned awards at art fairs spon- and Roubal IS preparing an ty of color and expressmg izIng m was neuro and body and water aerobiCS, which out beautifully," she saId "I sored by the Grosse Pomte exhibition that WIll take what I feel about on a land- Imaging," Roubal sllld helped my fleXIbility." thought to myself, tIus ISnot ArtIStS AsSOCiation, the place 10 June scape or VIew,"she BaJd "I mterpreted the lIDages, Even though she was back a fluke" Midland Center for the Arts, Also thIs summer, ber son . did Interventions, and on hel feet, she still wasn't She took one challenge and the "Art on the Rocks" Ken WIll graduate ~m Born 10 Petoskey and helped diagnose cogmtal well enough to endure the after another, pamtlng like- fair Grosse POinte South and raised m Marquette, Roubal defects and cancers of the stress and ngors of bemg a nesses of anunals, an Indian She would usually beat head up to Northern SIlldshe bad a hfelong mter- body" radiolOgISt woman, and even her own out competItors that were MichIgan Umverslty est m art, but It took a back- She also detected chIld Roubal sllld she needed son, Ken Her qwck learnmg directors of art schools or Roubal and her husband seat to her other passion abuse and sometimes somethIng else to fill the and early success surpnsed chll11'lllenof umverslty art WIll then follow swt and "When I was younger, I appeared m court to testify, VOId, and she would find It even herself departments move back up to Marquette, had an absolute dnve to be a whIch she felt very strong ber other p8SSl0n "I went from zero knowl- "I was a httle IntlmIdated, the place she bas called phYSICian,"she SaId about • edge to where I am today," but my artwork seems to home for so long Roubal graduated WIth She credits the reslhency In 2000, Roubal attended Roubal sald hold ItS own," she said But she will not forget the honors from Northern of the kids at the hospital for an arts exhibit at the Grosse Then BloVlts InVIted her "When pros ask me what art memones and friends she MIchigan, maJonng 1D mspmngher Pomte WfJ7y Mempl'Wh~d to attend another workshop, school twent to, 1 Just say gaIned dunng her 10 year Premed ~ "The kids were IVD8ZIDg,"saw a ~-qg tha~tRA.Ii~ m.llmqna, Ibly-Jtlw8s tl}.en ithe ";La,riy BlOVltsSchool of stay ID Grosse Pomte Park", ;Roullal then ~t.;rted as an Roubal &81d "I really loved changedherlue \I \_." t~e ~\l'!1lM. pa!lt;el ~'e Stephen Markman, Justice "We mVIte the publ1c to on the workmgB of the Supreme Court, Markman Markman preViously of the MichIgan Supreme attend and hear a synopsIS court " served as Judge on the served as an asSistant attor. Court, WIll be the featured of current Issues before the Markman IS the 103rd Michigan Court of Appeals ney general of the U S. speaker at the Eastside MIchtgan Supreme Court," Justice of the MichIgan He was elected to the Court under PreSIdent Ronald Republican Club Forum on S8ld Ed Joseph, chaIrman of Supreme Court He was of Appeals m 1996 and 1998 Reagan Tuesday, Jan 20, at 730 the Eastside Republican appomted m 1999 and Markman has an exten- In Ius positIon, Markman P 01 at the Grosse Pomte Club "Justice Markman WIll reelected m 2000 Pnor to SIve record of pubhc serVIce headed the JustIce War Memonal bnng his personal inSights se1'Vlng on the MIchigan He served 8S U S. attorney Department's Office of Legal m Mlchtgan from 1989 to Pobey 1993 pursuant to nomma- Markman also served 88 tlon by Prestdent George W chief counsel of the U.S. Bush Senate SubcommIttee on the In Ius pOSItion, he was Constitution. and as a responSible for one of the deputy ChIef Counsel of the largest federal prosecutor's U S Senate JudiClary NEEDA offices In the country HIs COmmIttee office receIved national He has also been m pri- attentlon for his efforts In vate practlce WIth the law combating VIolent street firm Miller, Canfield, cnme and pubbc corruption Paddock and Stone in DOCTOR Detroit Markman ISa professor of Gr~ Ibinte ~WS constitutIOnal law at HIllsdale College He also (USPS 230-400) Published every Thursday serves as a Fellow of the MIchIgan Bar Foundation, a TODAY? 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Siaff Wnler FIrst, AAA recommended 109 to the board the AAA Harper Woods CIty that a crosswalk be pamted suggestions CounCil IS attemptmg to on L1ttlestone "We want to make It as make the walk to school "The walk route that stu. safe as possIble," he slUd safer for students, after a dents follow requues them CounCIl members agreed AAAstudy was conducted at to cross L1ttlestone pnor to that the suggestions should Woodland lUIduttlestone crossing Harper,. wrote traf- be made, and that stop SignS "There was an aCCIdent fic engmeer Jeffrey Bagdade were unnecessary there back 10 the fall,. CIty In a letter to the Harper "I had the opportunity to Manager JIm Leldlem Woods Police Department speak WIth several crossmg explamed "A chIld was "Therefore, a crosswalk on guards," s81d councu mem- crossmg the pedestnan Llttlestone WIll make dn- ber ViVIanSawlckt "I spoke bndge on hiS bIcycle and vers more aware that stu- WIth one who crosses cbtl- rode mto the path of a car • dents wtll be crossmg " dren regularly at a stop SIgn Although he s81donly one AAA also recommended for the Grosse Pomte Public other aCCIdenthas occurred the crosswalks be restnped, School System and asked at thIS mtersectlon dunng to a bnghter and more con- htm If the stop SIgn works hIS 19 years 10 the CIty, SPICUOUSconfiguratlon up there, If It were a notIce- "there have been concerns of "I nottced m Grosse PolOte able tmprovement He did the safety of that crossmg." they have the WIder-stnped not feel that a stop SIgn Two crossmg guards were pedestnan crosswalks, and made any benefit He did Photo by Jenme Miller hired to man the mtersec- we wtll be domg that m the recommend that Improved tlon several years ago There spnng when the weather stnpmg would probably ben- Farmer Jack to become Food Basics are also SIgnS that declare permIts," Leldlem saId efit the area I found It mter- the area a school crossing "They're also recommendmg estmg, after I talked to him, With the neWlJof 13 Farmer Jack storea cloaa, in lIOutheastem Michi. zone ReSIdents were still a SIgn to be placed on the to see that IS exactly what gan, Harper Woods residents were left in the cold and &antic to Bud a dlssatlsfied; so LeidIeln crosswalk along the servIce AAAISrecommendmg " new place to purchase groceries. But residents need not worry, as the requested the AAAstudy drive that IS a warnmg SIgn LeldlelD explamed that ,tore on Harper at Moroa will not be left vacant. but transformed mto a "After the aCCIdent, par- adVlsmg motonsts to stop most ofthe stnping will take Food Basics, according to Harper Woocl8Mayor Ken Poynter. ents were ..ery concerned," for pedestnans WIthtn the place m the spnng when the "ThIs is great, ~ Poynter aald. MWewon't have a 1088of Jobs. It', st111 Leldlem s3.ld, adding that crosswalk" weather tmproves, and that going to lIerve thOlle loyal Farmer Jack customers wen. and we're not most are aslung for stop TIus portable Sign, whtch he WIllrequest an-turn VlSlt going to have an ugly. vacant store on Harper." SIgnSbe added. "Ithink stop reads "Stop for pedestnans from the AAA traffic engl' Fanner Jack announced the cloeJngs Jut week, a move that leavetl hun- SIgnSwould make the 81tua- WIthm crosswalk," WIll neer to take a second look dreds of employees without work. But some of the stores mJ&ht see a aim- tlon worse It gives pedestn- replace the current portable Oar conversion as the Harper Woocl8store. Uke Farmer Jack. Food Ba8lca ill under the parent company of A a. P. ans a false sense of secunty" school crossmg 81gn Library program At Leldlem's request, AAA "These Signs wtll help fur. Mlt'sa no-frills store. ~ Poynter aald. MThecurrent Farmer Jack will con. sent a traffic eDglDeerout on ther drsw attentlon to the The Harper Woods tinue as is unW February and then will be closed for remodeling for Dee 5 to conduct observa- croasmg pedestnans," Library IS acceptmg approldmately 6 to 8 weeks. We won't have a vacant eye BOre.It's stJJl hons of traffic patterns at Bagdade wrote reservatlons for Indepen. going to be a viable food store. ~ the school crossmg "AdditIOnally, on the dent listeners from age 3 The update came as good news to Poynter. wbo was Jnitially cUlNlP- "They beheved that the pedestnan bndges, we've 112 to 5 years who are pointed about the Iou of jobs and the pouJbWty of having a vacant build. crosslOg IS qUIte well already put up "Walk Your ready for lldventure and lng, He pralaed an the developments that have been taldng place in Karp- marked," LeldIein saId, Bicycles" Signs, and we wtll new expenences WIth sto. er Woods over the last few months. addmg that the engineer be addmg small ones, sum- nea, songs and actiVltles. M80many good things have been happenlng In Harper Woocl8:the open- agreed WIth htm that a stop lar to what you see on bike The first session begins Ing of Sears and Lowes: Vegas Food Market ill in the procese of ez:panclJ.q Sign was not necessary. But traus, saymg stop, caution, Wednesday, Jan 22, at its market. and we've got plana to revamp KeDy Road •• he aald. 11-45 a m Call (313) 343. several recommendations and watch for traffic" - Jennie MIller were made to lIDprove the LeldIem s3.ld he did not 2575 to reglster Regina encouraged by Bishop's visit By Jennie Miller and St Clare counties and Cardmal values young about the school," saId Police recover she was an authonzed user Staff Wnter '" , « stollped mto Harper Woods adults,. BlShD,llBoyea S8ld sernor Mary Esler "He ~~d.whtch Liit week., Ragl.a.-lliil fur thtll most recent VI8!t. "I'm-here t6 see what their asked us good questions stolen car .,a_arher th School studenta were ~ &perfonned a Mamwlth strengths and concerns are about the thtngs that are A green 1993 Plymouth ftiDe'8emptwas With a VlSlt from Its auxil. the entire school on of the school We want a Important to us We got the Voyager, reported stolen in venfy the card The JlIi\:: lary bishop, Earl Boyea, who Wednesday mormng, Jan 7, strong school whtch encour- chance to speak our mmds ~ RoseVlIIe, was recovered chase was granted, and two was recently appomted took a tour of the bwJdmg, ages good human bemgs, Regina students also felt Monday, Jan 12, at 1 pm., black females took the mer- "The Cardmal asked VlSIted classrooms, observed good Cathohcs, mtelhgence pnvl1eged to hsten to Bishop on Canton, north of chandise to a maroon every auxiliary bIshop m the mterachons m the hallways, and concern for others " Boyea's Mass that mormng Hampton The vehicle, Aurora, and were aBSlsted Archdiocese of DetroIt to held an open forum With the The students responded "I really enjoyed what he which belonged to a St by a black male to load It VISItthe schools m each ter- semor class and enjoyed poSItively to the Bishop's talked about at Mass - that Clatr Shores reSIdent, had mto the vehtcle ntory," s81d RegIna's pnnCl- lunch WIth the faculty VlSlt and appreciated hiS we're the future of the a punched rear hatch, pas- The cardholder, a resI- pal, SIster Mary Leanne Dunng the open forum, the lOterest m how they felt. Cathohc church It really senger Side door and Igm- dent of West Bloomfield, Leszczynslo "He wants to BIshop took notes as he "It was mce to have a put thmgs lOto perspectIve bon The front gnU, left was notified and stated know the CathohClty of the asked the students ques- forum where you could talk for us" headlIght and battery were that no one other than rus school m all areas of educa. tIOns about the school mlssmg WIfewas authorized to use tlon and human develop- atmosphere the credft card ment" "I want to encourage their Eye witness BIshop Boyea has been Cathohc educatlon and let A 26-year-old reSident of All gassed up traveling allover Macomb them know how much the the 18700 block of WhIle Its dnver pBld for Roscommon couldn't Just gas and purchased a coffee, SIt back and watch hts 2001 a blue and Silver 1998 CITY OF HARPER WOODS Chrysler be10g stolen Mercury Villager was 19617 HARPER AVE. Sunday, Jan 11, at 250 stolen The dnver had left HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN 48225 pm After heanng screech- the keys on the passenger 109 tires outsIde hiS house, seat whtle LD81dethe sts. NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR BIDS the Vlctlm observed hiS tlOn After the transactlon vehIcle dnVlng west at a was completed, the woman J'.,.OTICE ~sHEREBY GtvEJ.. thal the Clly of Harper Woods Wlil bt oIICttp( ft@:bd. for the hIgh rate of speed, WIthtwo noticed the car was gone TOWing and SWf'~ ConIJac1 for lhe Harper woo:h PolICe DrtpamrIenl. males occupymg It He fol- InSide were her purse and Blli docunxlll<; and ~lflC.llon'5 can I:'oc obtamed from t~ Offil..c (If lilt CII~ Clerk lowed the perpetrators wallet, WIth approXImately hc'twecn the holoIn. (lr 9 oo,a m ,and 5 00 r m Monda, thrwgfl Fnda) Tclepfwf)C' Cll)' In C1crt..313 >c3 2510 northbound on Kelly $200 mSlde, and a Spnnt another vehicle cellular telephone BI~ mUSI he rt'« \-cd ~ 900 a m ThuNil) Janllary 29 2004 Il'Ilhc Office: of the Cll)' Clc1t 19617 Harper A\crllx H~ Wood\ MI 4822~ a.l whtdl l!rDt the) .,,11he opened Officers observed the ,and puhtK'l} rud aJroud 1be CIIY rt'\Cf',e<\ the n)!hllO reJeCt.any or all hllh Bldol;mU'51tJ,e vehIcle dnVlng across the ~uMuUed In a o:;eak.d ('fIiIqUt tnVC'topc ma.n.cd il\ roltow\ Night theft Photo by Jenme Mlller northbound Kelly lanes A Harper Woods reSIdent (lTY nfRK Pictured with Bi,bop Earl Boyea are Regina High and onto the southbound C!TYOf HARPfR WOODS of the 18900 block of 19617 HARPFJl AVE School lIeDiors DanieDe Strace, DanieDe Rubino, Kelly lanes at a high rate of HARPFR II OODS MI 48223 WoodSidereported her pur- Anna Kaczmarek. EUaa Viviano. Mary Esler and speed, WIth two black ple 1999 Chrysler 300M -rOWING AND STORAGF BID" males 10 the front seat of Sarah Thomas. was broken mto dunng the the vehicle The last report- ~D lanuaf'l tJ 2004 Mickey D. Todd, mght of Saturday. Jan 10, ed locatIOn of the vehicle GPN 0111"2004 ell) Clm CITY OF HARPER WOODS between the hours of 11 WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN was on southbound Kelly at p m and 745 a m The Shakespeare Officers dId SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING vehicle was parked m the CITY OF HARPER WOODS JANUARY 5, 2004 not pursue the car woman's dnveway, and she WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN 'the: rrruiu C 1\ CouocII m«lmg wa..~cilled 1(1ordn' hy '\fay r KcnlYth A p(l)nter:ll noticed the IgmtlOn had SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 7 "4Opm Attempted theft been punched, and her After shoppmg for gro- DECEMBER 15, 2003 8..OLL.L\U... All COUI"lC'I!pt'NlIl'\. wc" rrt\C'nl bnefcase was mlssmg. con- cenes at a ~upermarket 10 tammg an IBM computer 11K' rcru1u ('II) (OOT'IC I m«W'~ 'Wi" ,--alkol.! 10 ('nkr h) ~a~or KcnM1h A Poyntcr at MQTJOi'5PA~W 7 ~Or m I T l"("(~I\e .lpprnv~ and rile lhe mmtllC'" of lhe' Regular City C,JUfl('11 'fettlnB held n the 19700 block of Kelly,on f)(x'('m~I'i 2m), Saturday, Jan 10, a Double-duty ROiJ. (AU.. ,4,11C<'4ml..,1r't1"\oOO~ ""err pr«tnl 2 Thaf the dft'nda (If the Regular CIl) C'JUne.1 Mrtflnl!l havlnll h By Carrie Cunningham mentahst, you have to Staff Wnter come to gnps WIth other The body IS a temple stu- ammals on earth," he said dents In Greg Heffner's Students saw how some envIronmental sCIence 250 cows travel through class at Grosse Pomte Cornbelt each day The South HIgh School have cows were appealing to the learned students As part of a umt on dif- "They seem pretty mce ferent Iunds of food, the and dOCile," SaId student body and dIseases hke mad Ben Beutel.Gunn cow disease, Heffner's stu. Students WItnessed the dents traveled to Cornbelt manner In which the com. Meat Co 10 DetrOIt They pany, owned by Sam Flatt, saw WIth theIr own eyes processes meat and sells how cows are transformed parcels to nearby restau- mto meat we eat VIa the rants and markets field tnp, they were able to The company has never ponder the meaning of had to recall any of the health and Issues associat- meat It has sold While ed WIth the kmds of food mad cow dIsease has we put mto our bodIes recently surfaced 10 "These kids were really Washmgton, nothmg of thiS mature about It," saId sort has showed up at Heffner. "They not only saw Cornbelt It, (but also) they were able MaIlY needy people work to ask questIons" at the meat processmg Students mused on the plant, and Flatt often gIves sanctity of the body after free meat to these workers VIsltmg the plant "It was really nice to gIve "The thmgs you eat have them meat because that's an effect on everybody," hiS hvellhood," saId stu- said student ElIzabeth dent Peter HrlaI1ek MartIn "If you don't want Heffner SaId that 10 past to be healthy for yourself, field tnps to the plant some do it to enJoy being with of hIS students vowed to others." stop eatIng meat after they "If you're not helpIng saw how animals were PhQro by Came Cumungham yourself, you have no slaughtered One student, Students In Greg Heffner's environmental science class at Grosse Pointe South High SChool visited CorD- respect for others," added RIchard Ray, in Heffner's belt Meat Co., where they learned about the kinds of food humans put Into their bodies. Above from the student Whitney Hughes. current class IS a vegetan- left a.re students Whitney Hughes. John Raguse, Ben Beutel.GUIlDand Richard Ray. Heffner hoped the VISIt an. to eat meat or not IS part of hunt benefit," he saId Earth would make students thInk "I would rather not kill the questIon of how to "I don't have a problem Traveling to the plant "You can never go wrong about theIr role among all something," Ray saId "I relate to other animals on WIth ammals that are was a great way to teach by gettmg out of the c1ass- liVIng creatures on earth can get protem from other earth, Heffner saId rill sed for food purposes, students about the room and e>.penenemg "KIds thmk meat grows sources of food. Heffner IS a carmvore but 1 don't hunt They are vaganes of food. the body thmg~" ~ald Heffner on a shelf As an enVIron- DeCIdmg whether or not hImself but he doesn't not put on earth for my and human bemgs' place on "That's rpal educdtlOn " PIlote by Kath USIt.aI. Star graduates 15th DA.R.E. class Photo by Came Cunmngham The mood was serious yet hopeful as 43 slzth-grade students at Our Lady Star of the Sea School In Grosse Pointe Woods pledged to say no to drugs. alcohol and cigarettes at the graduation ceremony culminating their 10- Moving Monopoly week DAR.E. (Drug AIluae Resistance Ed.ucation) program on Thursday, Students at Poupard Elementary School enjoyed a morning of fltneas on Jan.8. Friday, Jan. 9. whUe playing the physical education versIon of Monopoly. Star of the Sea has made OAR-E. a part of its middle-school curriculum Teachers Cheryl Gawel and Deb Raab developed the game with their imagi- for 1& of the national program" 2().year history. It Is the only school In nations. Gawel stands above with students in the midst of playing the game. Grosee Pointe Woods to participate in DAR-E •• which ls conducted at no Students moved to the roD of large dIe and exercised at properties such as cllarle by the Woods pubUc safety department. Push.Up Place, Lunge Lane. Jump Rope Way or Sprint Clty. Officer Sa11y Begbin told the audience of patents, students and sIblings They leamed how to buy and seD properties with Intermittent stope at that leading the OAR-E. program is ODeof the most rewarding experiences Free Parking, the Jail, Community Chest and Chance. Using math skills. stu- an ofBcer can have. dents tallied their assets at $3 per house and $12 per hotel. Pictured In the front row. from left, are students Jessica Warfield of Poupard principal Penny Stocks said the game was a great way to combine Detroit, Eva AbiRagi of St. Clair Shores, Beatrice Tepel of Grosse Pointe different elements of the curriculum and that brain research shows the Farms and Katie LeVan of Grosse Pointe Part. In the back row. from left. are meshing of physical activity with reasonlng enhances education. zachary Kowalczyk of Harper Woock, Eric Stano. DanieDe Hartman and .You leam better; she said. Stephen DeLorenzo. aD of Grosse Pointe Woods. and C&roUne Cueter of Fun, fitness and math were combined into one productive activity. Detroit. St. Clare of Montefalco School Est. 1927 ~ "Laser Vein Removal W~ "Laser Genesis Edueating the Mind. ..the Heart and the Soul. [) Kercheval on-the Hill • C~ POlnle Fa!W> Skin Rejuvenation Open House "FDA Approved 313-884-4422 313-886-4341 'Wnnkle reduction Sunday, February 1, 2004 'Increases collagen 1:00 TO 3:00 P.M. Annual Winter 'Mlnlm,zes scarnng 'Pore sizes • St. Clare's core curriculum includes: STOREWIDE SALE 'Redness 'Sun Spotsl Age Spots .I Language/Fine Arts .I Religion January 19th - January 31st J 'And morel .I Math/Science .I Social Studies I All Skin Types, .I Computer Trehnology .I Athletics Tans OKI Prp K,"dpry(artf'n I"f(hlh (;radf' For Men & Women Sironil Calhol,c Valup" and Rpl'lfrnu. 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Respect IS a wonderful Staff Wnter Cross heraelf was affect- quality, and at Trombly Defer Elementary School ed by the book dnve and Elementary people are students dIscovered the dId everythlOg ahe could to smgmg about It power of reading durmg encourage her students to Three Trombly mstruc- the holiday season help tors - fifth grade teacher Reahzmg the value and "It IS always such a LOIS Handy, fourth grade Importance of a hhrary full shock to me, as a teacher, teacher Enc Frakes and sec- of books, the students, led to hear that an elementary ond grade teacher Steve by the PTO. helped bUild a school doesn't have a Buckman - have cut a CD hhrary at a school less hbrary," she s81d "It IS so of the song "Don't Laugh at than a mile away Important. " Me ~ TradItIOnally sung by DetrOIt's Clark The book dnve was the folk group Peter, Paul Elementary School and Mary and wntten by encouraged throughout the receIved more than 6,000 school and promoted as a Steve Seskm and Allen books as a hohday gIft from Shamblin, the song competitIOn. Each class- Defer students, who had descnbes people who are room won a popcorn party cleaned out theIT shelves dIsparaged and calls for for donatmg more than 50 everyone to get along. and purchased new books books Several classrooms Handy played around to fill the school's new took the cake by collecting WIth lynes, changmg some lIbrary more than 500 books, two Pholo by '>helly Bucluna. For more than 10 years, of which totaled 760 books of them to fit her audIence Trombly teachers Lois Handy, Erie Frakes aad Steve BuckmaD cut a CD of the of Trombly students One the library stood empty, each A first grade and a song "Don't Laugh at Me." with the hopes of promoting peace among students. but Clark students can verse she edited reads Buckman. above left, and Haady work on recording equipment in Buckman's fifth grade class tied the Don't laugh at me, Don't home. now enjoy the gIft of read- competItion, each recelvmg 109 an Ice cream sundae party call me names always ready to help each was a mUSIc major at Handy came across the "ThiS gIft has been a for their efforts Don't get your pleasure other," Said Handy "It was a Indiana Umverslty, and Iyncs of the song m a book bleSSing to our school," But the reward was Just from my pam mce collaboratIOn among all Frakes and Buckman are she was readmg A member saId Mrs. Brown, Clark's one pOSitive outcome of the For It'S true, we're all the of us" both able SIngers and gUItar of an antl-bullYlOg comrmt- school secretary book dnve same, "There are so many ablh- players Frakes even plays tee, whIch was estabhshed Every Defer classroom "Books can make you Bndgmg peace and har- ties on thIS team," added m a band called the Rosetta as a way to work toward mony partiCipated m the dnve, laugh, they can make you Buckman Pebble North Central AccredItatIOn and each student learned cry; they can help you to Don't laugh at me Handy, Frakes and "ErIC has a wonderful (NCA) standards, Handy The creation of the CD the value of helping others see dIfferent parts of the Buckman performed the melodiCVOIce,and he's fabu. thought the performance of less fortunate and to world,~ saId AllIson Baker, was a total effort among song WIth theIr vOIces and lous on the guItar," saId the song would underscore Trombly staff gUItars and recorded the Handy "Steve does a lot of appreciate the tIungs they PTO vice preSIdent who the value of mutual toler- have "Everybody IS so wllhng bong WIth Buckman's eqUIp- ostmato (plaYlOg above or ance The teachers could tap helped organize the dnve. The staff at Trombly IS "The students realized ment at hlb home Handy below melody) " mto theIr love for mUSICand "The students recognized how Important It IS to gIve Computer assIstant Jane help Trombly reach Its that we gave these Iuds the McCaughnn pnnted the Improvement goals at the to others who don't have as power of readmg " labels of the CD, whIch same time As the students much as we have," said Llbranan Tammy Ivers Includes a pIcture of the rehsh the upbeat melody of Carol SmIth Cross, whose spearheaded the dnve, tno The song was played on the song, they are also hear. fifth-graders embraced the haVing attended Clark the Trombly teleVISion sta- mg I)-TICSthat emphaSIze SPITlt of gIvmg "They knew how Important a when she was m elemen. tIOn, WTRO, m the morn- peace and love tary school. Also Instru. IIIg cause thIS was; they know "It promotes respect and mental were John SJD.lth, ReactIOn among students mutual understanding," how lucky we are to be able was mcredlbly favorable Of saId Frakes "I've heard to go to the hbrary and see Kelly Kramer, RIck the 300 Trombly students. adults who had dIfficult stacks of books every- Rothenbuhler. Chns Flynn 174 students selected the childhoods who saId' they where They really stepped and Alan Letkoweki CD WIsh there had been greater "Parents come out of the mentIOn of understandIng U get lSCUSSIOn blue and say, 'My daughter (m their childhoods) " The budget defiCit and how It WIll affect the Gros plays thIS all the time ThiS KIds played the song m omte School Dlstnct will be dIscussed ill detaIl at a pu IS her favonte CD,'" saId school many tImes, Handy ICforum to be held Wednesday, Jan 21, at 7 pm m th Buckman saId erry Elementary School gymnasIUm at 748 Roslyn Roa "KIds would say, 'I really Photo b.. 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Grosse Pointe Farms ...or caJl313-882-6900 ext 3 January 15, 2004 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 11A Joey Cavanaugh love of hiS lIfe, Kathryn R Grosse Pomte HIgh School at A H Peters Funeral Please note WIth your Los Angeles resident Joey Neumann and Michigan State Home on Thursday, Jan 8 donatIOn "In memory of Cavanaugh, 60, died Mr Neumann served as UnIversIty Ruth El1en TooIin WIlham C Van Tassell," executive VIce preSident of He worked m sales for With acknowledgement to Monday, Dm: 29, 2003 m Ruth Ellen Toohn, 75, Los Angeles Fruehauf Corp and after he Mlcmgan Bell Yellow Pages Alice F Van Tassell, 1606 dIed on Tuesday, Dec. 24, Born In Grosse POInte In retired, acqUIred a small and was an ensIgn m the Bournemouth, Grosse 2003, In Naples, FIa 1943, Mr Cavanaugh gradu. machInmg company, Walter US Navy Pomte Woods, MI 48236 Born In 1928, Mrs. Toohn ated from Grosse POInte Macmne & Screw Co, WIth HIS favonte hobbles of hIs Mary MacIvor hIS son, RIck, where they graduated from Grosse HIgh School ill 1961 mcluded golf and bndge, Pomte HIgh School In 1946 Wilcoxin He worked for many years worked together for 30 and he was a member of the She IS surVIVed by her as a commel"CIal artist at years Grosse Pomte Semor Men's Grosse Pomte Farms reSI- son, Mark (Jeanette) TooIIn, dent Mary Maclvor Wtlcoxm, "Off the Wall AntIques" In Mr Neumann devoted Club her daughters, D18ne 88, dIed peacefully In her Los Angeles much ofms hfe to chantable He IS SUTVlVedby hIS WIfe, Klemer and LISa (Michael) home on Sunday, Jan 11, Mr Cavanaugh IS sur. and educational orgamza- Dorothy, sons Robert Jr and Clayton; her grandcblldren, 2004 Vlved by his mother, Ruth K. tlOns He was a hfetIme Steven, grandchildren member of the adVISOry Barbara Ann Sawaya Julianne, Kathryn, Lauren Thomas, Jenna, Adam, Born m Detroit m 1915, Wendell, and sister Suzanne Mrs WI1coxm graduated from board of the SalvatIOn Anny Born In Detroit on July and ChTlStIna, and brother Alexandra and Taylor; her Roncka, (Jack) the Kmgswood School, and reCipIent of the 10, 1952, Mrs Sawaya grad- Donald brother, Wliham (PatnCla) Cranbrook and the SalvatIOn Army's Wilham uated from DOmInICan HIgh A memonal servtce was Osborn; and many meces Umverslty of Michigan, Jean Keyes Cooper Booth Award. He was a School and attended and nephews She was pre- held at Grosse POlDte where she was affiliated WIth West Bloomfield resident member and chairman of Eastern Michigan Memonal Chwch on deceased by her husband, Donald H Toohn the Kappa Alpha Theta soror- Jean Keyes Cooper, 93, for- the AlbIOn College Board of UmversIty, Umverslty of Tuesday, Jan 13 Ity A memonal seTVIce WIll be merly of St CIBll' Shores, Trustees and received the MIchigan and Wayne State Memonal contnbutlons Though Mrs WI1COXInwas held on Fnday, Jan 16, at dIed on Sunday, Jan 11, DIstIngUIshed Service UnIversity may be made to Grosse bhnd for the last 25 years of 11 a.m, at Grosse POInte 2004 Award from the InstitutIOn Known for her love, com. POInte Memonal Church, 16 her bfe, she contInued to read Woods Presbytenan Church Mrs Cooper taught In as well as an honorary doc- paSSIOn, kIndness and gen- Lakeshore, Grosse Pomte prohfically because of the Detroit Pubhc Schools for 30 torate erosity, she loved cookmg for Fanns, MI 48236 Memonal contnbutJons books on tape proVIded by the years and was a world trav- He was a member of the her famIly and hostIng pIC- may be made to the Wayne County Ltbrary for the eler Detroit Athletic Club and mcs at the Fanns Pler Park National Alzheimer's Bhnd She IS sUTVlved by sons the Country Club of DetroIt She shared a uruque bond Richard Marshall AsSOCIatIon for Research, She was an actlve member Richard, Jack and Tom; Earher ID hIs hfe, he was WIth her daughter, Andrea 225 N Michigan, Cmcago, of The Pomte Garden Club grandchIldren Enc, Kelly, preSIdent of Fme Arts of Mrs Sawaya worked for Stevenson IL 60601.7663 and Fnends of VISion as well Jacquelme, Amy, Rebecca, Grosse POinte and member the State of Michigan for Grosse POInte Woods resI- as a longtune member of the Seth, Loren and Gabnelle; and fonner ch81nnan of the over 20 years Her area of dent RIchard Marshall Grosse Pomte Umted Church and, great-grandchIldren Board of Trustees of the expertise Included the Stevenson, 85, dIed Monday, She traveled extenSively GlllIan, Meghan, Sarah, Grosse POInte Memorial FamIly Independence Jan 5, 2004, at St John WIth her husband Rolo Jessica, Jack, Margaret, Church Agency Office of Child HospItal In DetroIt Wucoxm, who preceded her in Zoe, Jordan, Ava and LuCI Favonte hobbles of Mr Support death After hIs death, she She was preceded In death Neumann Included wood- Devoted to r81smg aware- shared her love of travel WIth her fanuly Her most recent by Blster, FIrth Keyes and workIng, huntIng and fish- ness of ovanan cancer, she tnp was last December WIth her husband, Frank Ing, bIrd watching and golf. was an active member of her fanuly to AntIgua A memonal semce will be He IS sUTVlved by hiS son Karmanos Cancer Mrs Wucoxm IS SUTVlVed held at a later date Rick (Kathy), ms grandcbll- Institute's Blooms for by daughters Mary Lee Memorial contnbutIons to dren Jeff Felkens, DaVld 'Ibmorrow GynecolOgIcal McNaughton (James), Clwre Lakeshore Presbytenan Felkens (Eileen), Knstm Cancer Support Program as W Perry (Kenneth) of Grosse Church, St Clair Shores, Jorgenson (Jason), Katy well as chalnnan of the POInte Fanns, and Ann W and JeWIsh Hospice and Neumann and Jenny Third Annual Gynecology Mullen (Donald), and grand- ChaplaIncy Network, Neumann (Andrew Frahm); Oncology Awareness DInner chlldren Kathenne R Perry, Southfield are appreciated. great-grandchildren Emma at the Detroit Yacht Club In Kenneth C Perry, Knsten M Felkens, Julia Fetkens and October 2003 Perry, Gregory 0 Mullen, Jack Feikens, and brother Her f=ly would hke to William C. Van Brendan J Mullen and Edward R Neumann (Barb) thank Dr Adnan Munkarah Richarcl Mareha1l Alexander R Mullen. He was predeceased by hIS and his staff at Karmanos StevensoD Tassell A funeral seTVIce WIll be daughter Nancy Felkens Cancer Institute for their Grosse Pomte Woods res- held on Thursday, Jan 15, at (who IS sUTVlved by Jon care and support for the Born In Detroit in 1918, Ident WlIham C Van 1030 a m at the Grosse Felkens (Beth» past two years Mr Stevenson graduated Tassell, 64, died on POInte Umted Church, 240 Mrs Sawaya IS sUTVlved from Cooley HIgh School Saturda~ Dec 20,2003, at Chalfonte, Grosse Pomte Kathryn R. by daughter Andrea (John) and took post-graduate Ius home. Farms courses at Grosse POIDte Memonal contnbutIons Neumann Ferguson, mother Dorothy Born In Tarrytown, NY, Llsuk, sister Mary Lou High School He receiVed a ID 1939, Mr Van Tassell may be made to the Wayne Grosse POInte reSident (Richard) OstrowskI, broth. Bachelor of Sc1ence degree graduated from the County LIbrary for the Kathryn "Kay" R Neumann, er Robert (Mary Lou) Llsuk; WIth honors from the Detroit UniVerSIty of Vennont He BlInd, 3055 Michigan Ave, 86, dIed on Tuesday, Jan 6, nephews Karl (Pam) Institute of Technology and served as a sergeant In the Westland, MI 48186 2004 OstrowskI and Adam Llsuk a master's degree ID orgamc U.S Army, and was Born In DetroIt m 1917, and mece Amy Ltsuk. She chemistry from Wayne State employe4 at the ~tnll, L\fll Mfs Neumann attended was predeceased by her UmveTISty. Insurance Co He enjoyed Michigan State UnJVeTSlty father George Llsuk Mr Stevenson used ms playing golf Nonnal College and earned A funeral mass was cele- degrees In cheDl1lltry m a He IS sUTVlved by hIS a degree In educatIon In col- brated on Saturday, Jan 10, myrmd of ways He worked wife, AlIce; Ius daughters, Richarcl Morton Mayday lege, she wrote for the school at St Paul on the Lake at Parke DaVls and Co and Lisa, Lon and Jennifer, ms newspaper and was a mem- CatholIc Church Intennent served as a manufactunng son, Jeffrey, hiS son-m-Iaw, Richard Morton ber and two-year preSident IS at Holy Sepulchre chemISt for Dorothy Rogers Bnan Johnson, and hIS SIS- of the Kappa Mu Delta Hospital and RiverSide Maydav Cathohc Cemetery In ter, Barbara Jtf rieu!ts of the Grosse Pointe Public Library DON'T PAINT YOUR & The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor present RADIATORS Paint drasbCally reduces the ~ of steam & hot waler radiators and wood encJosur(es are poof heat cooduetors "cm4e0l1assic5 ~llllks 1Uecture~erie5 Affordable Ace Radiator Enclosures • Offer durabtlfly 01 siell WTIhbaked enamel finish ,n IJegmnlng January 2004 thru May 2004 distinguIShed, award-Winning professors from decorator colors • ~eeps drajles wa'is & "",1"'9"d98n SIX The UrwersIIy of MIChigan Department of EnglIsh will present a part lecture senes • ProteCt heat out Into the room SlJIV8Yln9 classic: boob. 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Iftr oW 1t r n l( I r qJ .r Thurs 730 PM by E Hemingway @ I ~"""~ I' In 1 h ii1~f " I'u~ YJ T""e< Dr JotlO Whittier Ferguson \~HI9(11 .-\1 (~1~20 Z7~7 Prnfe " January 15, 2004 Grosse Pointe News Schools 13A North students contribute with fervor to tv production By Carrie Cunningham long days, (but) it was explored mcluded technolo- Staff Wnler worth It," sBld Kurtz "It gy, cnme and stress Clever camera work was cool to be able to pro- "There are rough edges, InformatIve mtervlews duce somethmg" but the passIOn burns Colorful topiCSIllummated Kurtz's segment was through those rough edges," These were the facets of titled "The True Athlete" said Jeff Forster, vice presl' the DetrOit Public She mtemewed three stu- dent of productIOn at TeleVISIOn's productIon dents from Grosse Pomte Detroit Public TV,about the "Stralght to the Pomt," a high schools - a rower, a show "If we had produced It product of the Student SWImmer and a multI-tal- ourselves, It would have Producers ProJect m whIch ented soccer, Ice hockey and been slIcker, but It wouldn't twelve high school students baseball player - and be theirs. from the tn-county area talked about different Charles Mercado, execu- produced eIght mmute seg- themes slgmficant to their tive producer of "StraIght to ments on tOPiCS rangmg performances Ideas about the POInt,. sald the proJect from athletIcs to sexualIty dedication, competmg and showed the students how to to chversity pure love of sports were diS- work as a team. They per- Four students from cussed formed many dIfferent Grosse Pomte North - "It was kmd of mterest- tasks lIke editmg. camera ,sarah Kurtz, MIchelle mg to me because I was Just work and audiO Rollins, PIetro O'Rourke commg out of tenms sea- "They came from drlfer- and Jim Petkwitz - were son," said Kurtz "I was lIke ent areas and phIlosophIes Photo cow1eBy of Detroll Publ" Thlevmon selected fot the proJect thiS IS amazmg that they They helped each other Four Grosse Pointe North High SChool,studenta produced .egmenbl for the Part of the program focused can be so successful " That's lIke the real world,. show ~Stralght to the Point" UDderthe direction of ell:ecu,tiveproducer Charlea on educatmg the students North student Michelle Mercado SB1d MeIC8do. From the left are Jim Petkwitz, sarah Kuru. MeIC8do. Michelle VIa lectures about the tele- RollIns produced a segment Kurtz SBldthe excellence Rol1hul and Pietro O'Rourke. VISionmdustry, and the rest dubbed "Personal of her teleVISIon classes at VISion The success of "Straight and ScIences and DetroIt of the class centered on pro- QuestlODs" m whIch she North, taught by Bnan "I said, 'When most of you to the Pomt" has prompted PublIc TeleVISion ducmg segments to be talked to a doctor about sex- Stackpoole, prepared her make your first billIon, DetrOIt PublIc TV to contln- Forster said he dIdn't broadcasted. The students ual Issues teens face for the project, and she said remember me,'. Mercado ue the project If It can get know If he could have worked three days a week, Pietro O'Rourke, another she was used to workIng said the fundmg ThiS year's achieved the production four hours a day The show North student, exammed With others on actIVIties Kurtz IS mterested m productIOn was paid Willi feats the twelve students was an hour long and alred different ethnici ties like North's dally broad- becommg a producer or per. fund" from the RadIO and displayed when he was Wednesday, Jan 7, on through the lens oHood m a cast haps a press secretary TeleVISion News Directors theIr age WTVS Channel 56 segment entitled "Talong It Mercado hopes the pro- where she would combme Foundations, the local "It's a tremendous accom- "I was really happy when to the Streets " Ject Will IDSp1Testudents to mterests m media and polIo chapter of NatIOnal plishment I'm proud of I got selected. There were Other Issues students contmue m the field of tele- tICS. Academy of TeleVISIOnArts them," he said Deeb receives accolades from school district Festive Santa's attic Kerby Elementary School had ibllDDuai santa'. attic on Satur- day, Dec. 6. The event was very festive, with the chOmn shop- ping for friends and family mem- bent Santa even made a atop to vts1.f with the chlldren and to check on his 1I'Orbhop. Fun was had by aD who attended. Top left are Nick SultamaD, CuaaDdra Morse and Gordon Post. Bottom left are Nolan and AbigaU Pas- aa.mlnl. Defer information night Parents are IDVlted to an mforntatlOn BeSSlon m room EdDeeb 203 at Defer Elementary, By Carrie Cunningham George has hIs own compa- 15425 Kercheval, on 'fuesday, Staff Wnler ny m ChIcago He has a Wife, Jan 27, from 7 to 8 p.m 1b Ed Deeb, who IS movmg J~e, With whom he hap- find out reSIdency reqwre- from Grosse Pomte to plly IS mOVIngfrom a large ments, call 432-4000 For a Bloomfield tOwnShiP, colomal home on Lochmoor kmdergarten Information let- received a dlstmgulshed to a new ranch home In ter from Defer, call the cotmnumty volunteer award Bloomfield school's office at 432-4000 from the Grosse POInte Pubhc Schools for hiS 30 years of semce to the schools and lIbrary. St. Paul' Catholic School "He has been an extraor- dinary volunteer m the schools," said Supenntendent Suzanne KlelD "He's a very well known figure, and we appre- CIate the semce be's given to the dIstnct • Deeb's chIldren, George and Jenmfer, went through the Grosse Pomte school system, and Deeb was very Involved In the schools they attended He was PTO pres. Ident of both Barnes and Parcells and preSIdent of the North Parent Club He served on the Grosse Pomte PTAIPTO councIl and was on the Board of Canvassers for 20 years He also was preSIdent of the Board of the Fnends of the Grosse POinte LIbrary Preschool: 3 year/4 year old program Deeb ISmodest and appre- YOUNG 5's Program CIatlveabout the l'l'COgmtion txtended Day Program for Kmderganeners from the dlstnct "I did not expect any Grades K-8 reward for dOingwhat I love I was grateful It's Just won. 170 Grosse POinte Blvd Grosse POinte Farms derful," he said (313) 885.3430 He sa~s he Will mIss www,stpauloDlbdake 0Il Grosse POinte and Its school system, a town and dlstnct he chenshes but plans to Open House come back often to VISIt mends Sunday, January 25 11:00 AM- 1:00 PM "I've been proud to be part of the Grosse POinte commu- Stop by and see the difference In a St. Paul Education mtyt he said "We're one of Our high academiC standards the top school systems In thE' are only pan of the cqlLttlon. country (Students) work hard to get a good educlltlon High academICS + Nunured Splntuallry= Jt helps them In their life" An excellent education from St Paul Catholic School Deeb works at the Michigan BUSlnE'sS and Ancho"d In filth SlIIet 1927 ProfeSSIOnal ASSOCIatIon HIS daughter works for the same entity, and hIS son ~ January 15, 2004 88 Community Grosse Pointe News Plan your garden with easements in mind Last sprIng, as I antlCl. • Permanent structures favonte flowers close to pated the growth of my ~~- are not allowed m the ease- where we spend most of our What's backyard plants, I looked Down ment area time, we border them along out my back wmdow to see • Easement areas are fences They're often too far a man walkmg through my generally bwlt mto the plan to see, and as I now know, Going On? yard He turned out to be when SUbdlVISlOnsare ere- too dangeroUllfor thelf the Cable Guy walkmg back ated long-term well-bemg Local garden co-host- and forth, up my dnve, • The easement area If a utility needs to access ess of WMTV5's "Po1Otesof through the yard and back My hUllband came home and St Clalf Shores, here's behInd the property (10 the your easement for a sewer Horticulture," Mil to Ius truck I wasn't too and as I shared the story, what I learned about sew- backyard) generally has no problem and digs up your Anthony, will offer two concerned until he began he mformed me that there ers, gas lmes, street hghts restnctlon for plantmg grandmother's pnzed inS courses at the Grosse tromping on an area where was a space III our yard and how they ffilght affect However, 1D the front yard, bulbs, don't count on a Pomte War Memonal my peornes and other up- where these guys could dig, your landscape according to Chnston replacement The first, "BasiCGarden and-coffilDgplants would cut down objects from, or, m • Pubhc and pnvate utlll- Relffiel, Director of Pubhc Relmels81d they would DeSIgn,"Willbe from 7 soon make thelf way our case, Simply stomp ties have the nght to access Semces In Grosse Pomte try to replace what was to 9 P m Monday, Jan. through the ground about on tlus area Without wntten Park, any SpeCIalgrowth 18 damaged If they could 26. The second, "Small Incensed, I called the Ai;a gardener, you mIght penmsslOn discouraged from the Side- Terry Brennan, Director of Garaens," WIllbe from 7 cable company to complam want to conSider some of • The average space walk to the street Public SeI'Vlcesm Grosse to 9 p m Monday, Feb and threatened that they'd thiS mformatlon as you these easements take IS 10 Pomte Farms sald they 2 'Ib regISter, call (313) be replaClDgmy plants If make plans to landscape feet, or 6 to 20 feet, wroch IS What does all this would restore the landscape 881.7511 or fax (313) they falled to grow. your yard generally 6 feet on each hke the rest of the yard If mean for the gardener? 884-6638 You should also know In talk10g With all the SIdeof the property hne If In many yards, It seems 70 percent of your yard 18 that we don't have cable folks responSIble for ease- there's a draln, It could be we're plantmg backwards grass, that's what they That was the day I ments 10 the Grosse Pomte larger Some extend 6 feet Instead of fostenng our would replant mtensely 10 th1B premise, learned about easements commUDItles,Harper Woods behmd the garage While these utility VIsits he menboned that the CIty JDlghtnot be a frequent planted 150 trees, free, to occurrence, you ffilght want reSidents thlB past fall Don't make shoveling a marathon event to consIder how your garden Another consideration, IS planted If you mUllthave according to Tutag, are the a tree In that location, con- tlms had been uSing an forming a protective lOsula- folks living ovet where the Wlule the metro-area has shovelmg heavy, wet snow SIder a smaller ornamental automated snow thrower tlOn Wear a hat because Milk RIver made Its way. expenenced a mJld wmter so often approached and tree that IDJghtmat!lfe at rather than shovelmg much ofyour body's heat can There are few properties 10 far, soon area reSidents WIll exceeded the same respons- 15 feet That way, the utJh- To help make snow be lost through your head the Woods that are affected, break out their snow shovels es dunng maxunum exercJse ty can work around It, removal safer, the 8SSOC1a- but the gardeners m that and salt to clear out drive- testmg," s81d Frankhn • Use a small shovel or above ground tlon has compiled a list of particular area should be ways and SIdewalks "Wlthm two ffilnutes, most conSIder a snow thrower Below ground WOUldbe subjects had already exceed- practical tips aware of It. The Amencan Heart The act ofhftmg heavy snow another matter In your ed thelf upper heart rate • Consult a doctor If you rm now really glad we AsSOCIatIonwarns that for can raIse blood pressure backyard, perhaps plant It hmit for aerobIC exercIse have a medical condition or pulled up our back lawn most people, shoveling snow acutely dunng the 11ft It IS JUlltoutside of the easement trammg. don't exercise on a regular last year There will be may not lead to any health safer to hft smaller amounts location Brennan also rec- "It IS no wonder that each basiS or are Dllddle aged or plenty of space to plant problems; however, the nsk more times, than to lug a ommended aVOidinga tree year many Dllddle aged and older, schedule a meet10g away from the easement of a heart attack dunng few huge shovelfuls of snow With a root system that older mdiVlduais expenence Withyour doctor pnor to the area Be sure to consider snow shoveling increases for When pOSSible, SImply could go 1Otothe storm what and where you'll culti- cardIOvascular comphca- first antlClpated snowfall sewer utility others • GIve yourself a break push the snow vate this year. ~In people who are nor- bons dunng snow shovel- Gene 'futag, bwlding mg" Take frequent rest breaks mally mactlve WIth known • LIsten to your body If IDSpectorm Grosse POinte A local study, conducted dunng shovehng so you Congratulations or hIdden heart disease, you feel the warn10g SIgns Woods,also remmded me by Frankhn and Pertha don't overstress your heart snow shovelmg can trigger for heart attack, stop what that the utilities have the Kudos to the JUDIor Chowdhury, MD, through Pay attenboD to how your heart attacks and even sud- you're domg ImmedIately nght to tnm trees and often League of DetroIt for urging Beaumont, showed a dra- body feels dunng those den cardiac death," notes and call 9-1-1 are not the skilled arborists legISlation to' give parents matic rise 10 fatal heart breaks Barry Frankhn, Ph D, we want taking a ch8JI1B8.w 48 hours notice before pesti- attacks dunng and after • Don't eat a heavy meal The warDIng SIgnS of a CIdesare applied on school dlfector of CardIac heart attack mclude to our shade giver lI1llJorsnowstorms. pnor or soon after shoveling If you live m Harper or day care grounds Rehabilitation and ExercISe Eating a large meal can put • Uncomfortable pres- Laboratones at Beaumont The researchers reVIewed Woods,Bill Snyder, superm- State Representative an extra load on your heart sure, fullness, squeezmg or Edward Gaffney of Grosse HospItal m Royal Oak and medical exammer records 10 pam m the center of the tendent ofpubhc works, co-author of the book, "Take Oakland, Macomb and • Don't dnnk alcohohc proVIdesa hst of trees to Pomte Farms mtroduced chest that lasts for more House Bill 5154 that 18 a Load Off Your Heart" Wayne counties and found beverages before or lffimed1- aVOIdplanting ill the boule- than a few ffilnutes, or goes backed by both SIdesof the One of the reasons heart that 10 the week pnor to two ately after shovehng vard (between the SIdewalk away and comes back political fence Many com- attacks can occur dunng major snowstorms, there Alcohol may merease a per- and street) • Pam spreading to the monly used pestlCldes can snow shovebng ISthe combI- was only one fatal heart son's sensation of warmth shoulders, neck and arms The trees were chosen nation of colder tempera- attack related to snow shov- and may cause him to because they tend to come cause debilitating IllnesSes tllfes and phYSIcal IlJUlrtlon eling underestimate the extra • Chest dlBeomfort WIth down more easily dunng ml:htl4rep,.and have. be\ln whfeh 1Oerea1lesthe work- In the week dunng the strain hlB body IS under UJ hghtheadness, fa1Ot1Og, storms and may also infil- hnl'AllMo' asthma" oaneer and learnmg disabilities load on the heart snowstorms, the number of the cold sweatmg, nausea or short- trate sewer hnes The hat As a result, too much fatal heart attacks chmbed • Be aware of the dangers ness of breath 10cludes box elder, Kathleen Peabody IS a stram on the heart dunng to 22 In the week after the of hypotherJDla Heart fall- Amencan elm, SJ1vermaple, Master Garderrer who hues these conditions can cause a snowstonn, there were 13 ure causes most deaths ID For more mformatlon, call poplar, willow, northern (and gardens) In Grosse heart attack fatal heart attacks hypothennla To prevent the Amencan Heart catalpa, and Austnan or "Researchers have found Of the 36 fatalities, only hypothermia, dress 10layers Ai;BOCJationat (800) AHA- Scotch pines Pomte Woods E.m~ul her at kmaslanka. that the heart rate and three were women of warm cloth1Og, which USA1 or VISIt onhne at "We'vegot to have trees," [email protected] blood pressure responses to Moreover, four of the 36 VlC- traps aIr between layers amencanheart org Snyder 8ll1d BeheVlDg Tht Ulmer(ruit fine food ~ Warel 75 Kercheval "on the Hill" The Upper Crust /.ShaVIng lts 2nd SerVIng the finest fresh seafood, ANNUAL BOOK, CARD & The 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An many lands m an educational and Oklahoma Alphabet" - released unbiased way m October, November and "There ISso much In our world, December respectlvely by the It'Shke walkmg through a huge Chelsea-based Sleepmg Bear buffet," Scllhan sald Press, are the fnnts of three of Sclihan's nonJudgmental Views five manuscnpts wntten In 2003 of dlfferent cultures became most ~Cosmo's Moon' came from the pronounced when he was on mOVie,'Moonstruck,'" Sclihan assignment after the fall of com- sald "I thought It was neat that mumsm In RUSSiaIn 1990 someone would take ownership of "It was the first wmter of the moon" democracy and It was a histone Instelld of bemg the patnarch time to be there," Sclihan sald. of an Ita1lan-Amenean farmly m a "When I was there, I made comedy,Cosmo ISa httle boy who fnends With a man named loves the moon He has moon Alexander As we got to know pajamas and a moon mght hght each other, we became great and feels 88 If the moon actually fnends. RUSSiawas no longer the hstens to him every mght and fol- enemy; It was where my friend lows him hved It completely changed my "Cosmo's Moon" also touches on perspective the phenomenon of when the "Travel has changed my per- Phol WOMEN'S EUROPEAN & AMERICAN t DESIGNER CLOTHING COLLECTIONS ACCESSORIES & SHOES _MEN'S WOMEN'S • SUITS • LILLY PULITZER • SP'ORTCOATS* CHILDREN'S • DRESSES THE SALE • SL.ACKS • SWEATERS AT • LILLY • SLACKS • SWEATERS PULITZER TENDER • SHIRTS • SKIRTS • JACKETS 271 WEST MAPLE • OUTER COATS DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM AND MORE ... 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Elell4~$a)llogen was the tel', Jenmfer Dahl, to A September weddmg IS maId of, honor 'Ibny TJ.mothy Bnan Gallagher, planned Sarno~en wall the best man son of MIchele Gallagher Catallo attended Syracuse and Joseph Gallagher of Umverslty, where she stud. Crystal Lake, III A May It'd broadcast Journahsm Schmitt- weddmg IS planned She IS a reporter and anchor WIth WXYZ.TV Dahl graduated from Ohio Horst State UniversIty She works Swegles earned a Krieg- Kathenne Ehzabeth for JIve Records m New York Bachelor of Arts degree from Aadrea SiaseD aDd Schmitt, daughter of Mr CIty Western MIchIgan Frauk Zimmer Jr. and Mrs Joseph E SchmItt Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Gallagher also graduated Umverslty He IS an asslS- Chapie ill of Grosse Pomte Farms, Paul Hont Anne and Richard Slssen from OhIO State Umverslty tant vice preSident and Lynne Kneg of Grosse married Geoffrey Paul of St LOUIS, Mo, have He works for Morgan finanCial consultant With Attendants wore tea- Potnte Farms. has Horst, son of Mr and Mrs announced the engagement Stanley m New York CIty Comenca SecurIties length strapless suver blue announced the enga~ement Paul Horst of Plymouth, on of theIr daughter, Andrea dresses made of sIlk taffeta. of her daughter, Carolyon E July 26, 2003, at St Paul Slssen, to Frank ZImmer Jr, They camed bouquetS of Kneg, to Kenneth B (Duffy) Cathohc Church son of Judl and Frank white roses and blue Chaple, son of Diane Chaple Catallo- The Rev John Wynnycky Zimmer Sr of Grosse Pomte hydrangeas Meyers and Kenneth Chaple offiCiated at the 2 30 p m Woods The best man was Rob of Bloomfield Hills, formerly Swegles ceremony, whIch was fol- A May weddIng IS Lampman of WhIte RIver of Grosse Pointe Woods lowed by a reception at the planned JunctIon, Vt Kneg IS also the daughter of Grosse POInte Yacht Club Slssen earned a Bachelor Groomsmen were the the late Dr. E MIchael The bnde wore a gown of of Arts degree in commUDl- bnde's brother, Joseph E Kneg A June weddIng IS white duchess satIn that cation management from SchmItt IV of ChIcago; planned featured a hght blue Silk the UnIversity of Dayton Bryan Caldwell and Bnan Kneg earned a Bachelor taffeta sash She earned a She IS a sales representa- Nlebert, both of Canton, and of SCIence degree in human bouquet of whIte roses, tive WIth Nydic Open MRI Andy Nester ofClucago resource management from whIte sweet peas and blue Zimmer earned a The nng bearer was Jack MIchigan State UnIversity tweedla Bachelor of Arts degree m Froschauer of Elkhart, Ind. and a J D degree from The m81ds of honor were communicatIOn manage- The bnde earned a MSU-Detrolt College of Law. the bnde's SiSters, Betsey ment from the Urnverslty of Bachelor of Arts degree m She IS a lawyer. Schmitt and Alhson Dayton education from the Chaple graduated from Schmitt, both of Grosse He works UniversIty of Mlclugan She MIchIgan State UnIversIty POInte Farms Semces Inc teaches algebra In Valencia, WIth a degree m mternatIon- Bndesmalds were the Cahf al relations and a J D groom's SIster, JennIfer The groom graduated degree from the UnIversIty Horst of Plymouth, and from the Umverslty of of DetrOIt Mercy Law Samantha Walsh of New MIchIgan, WIth honors, in School He IS a lawyer WIth Piecha- York CIty Sara Crandall of oceanography He IS a grad- Cox Hodgeman and Grosse Pomte Farms was a uate student m marine biol- Glarmarco Paige JunIor bndesm81d ogy at CalIfornia State Flower gtrls were Emma Umverslty m Northndge. Beverly Plecha of Froschayer of Elkhart, Ind , The newlyweds traveled Westlake Village. Cahf, and Carolyn LaLonde of to KaU8.l, Hawan They hve mamed Jeffrey B Paige of Westland. m ValenCia, CaW' Macbeth re.igns at Hilberry Theatre Treachery, bloodlust, fan- adultery, women lnlled or and Hancock at the south- HandkerchIef" on Thursday tasy and murder eXIled unJustly, callous, ern edge of the Wayne State and Fnday, Jan 15-16 and Shakespeare's up to hIs old cruel women and women Urnverslty C8DlpUS LIghted 22-23 tncks who are downnght scary" parlung IS available at two A theater publlClst Gardella- The Hllberry Theatre Including Lady Macbeth commercial lots nearby descnbes the playas a "dev- reaffirms its claSSical roots -- ."We-have aaia goodliyero- FOr ticKets ana -more astatmg re'Imag'lnmg 01 the Main, "I"'," WIth "Macbeth," Wilham the mtelligent, WItty women mformatlOn, call the Wayne world of Shakespeare's Shakespeare's tale oftreach. of the Elizabethan era and State Umversity box office Othello" ArdiS and Raymond ery, bloodlust and ambItion, welcomed the tortured and at (313) 577-2972 In tlus "COffilCdeconstruc- Gardella of Ann Arbor, for- through March 4 tragIc ladles of the Jacobean tion of Shakespeare's play, AIUIaB Maureen Heck merly of Grosse Pomte Starnng m the tItle role IS dramas - Othello, Kmg For Shakespeare buffs Desdemona IS hardly the aDd CoreJ AdIuD Siegdat Shores, have announced the EddIe Collins, whose Lear and of course, who can't get enough, the qUlvenng waUwe've come 'to engagement of theIr daugh- Shakespeare credits Include Macbeth," Eaton wntes. Hliberry's Intimate StudIO ImagIne" ter, Carey I Gardella, to Edgar m "Kmg Lear ~ Carly Eaton says Shakespeare's Theatre presents StudIO Theatre tickets Scott G Mam of ChIcago Heck- Germany, who has per- later wntmg was mfluenced "Desdemona A Play About a cost $8 formed TJ.tania m "A by hiS new patron, James I, A June weddmg IS MIdsummer NIght's son of Mary Queen of Scots Siegrist planned Dream," plays the ambItIous "(James I) was known to Henry and Barbara Heck firebrand, Lady Macbeth be a conceited mlsogymst of Grasse Pomte Farms have The Huberry productIOn IS who beheved m WItchcraft, announced the engagement directed by the award-WlD- the supernatural and espe- of theIr daughter, AbIgail nmg Bntlsh actress and claJly the dIVIne nght of Maureen Heck, to Corey dIrector, Gtlhan Eaton kings," Eaton wntes "HIS Adam Slegnst, son of Eaton's Enghsh roots are book, 'DemonologIe,' was a Howard and Carole Slegnst eVIdent by her hlstoncal tract about WItchcraft of Farmmgton Hl1ls A perspectIve of Shakespeare's chOice of September weddmg IS Shakespeanan drama Macbeth was the perfect planned "In 1603, Elizabeth 1died story to dehght thiS partlcu- Heck earned a Bachelor of after an extraordinary 45- lar monarch Arts degree m commumca- year reign," Eaton wntes "The retelhng of ScottIsh tlons from MIchigan State "Her ambitIon for England hiStory, With a few deft Urnverslty had created such wealth and changes to flatter the She IS a college recruiter culture that her reIgn IS still monarch, the use of WItch- With LaSalle Bank m seen as a golden time In craft m the downfall of a Chicago Enghsh hIstory tyrant - these were perfect SIegrIst earned. a Bachelor Shakespeare, of course, was food for a paranOId hke of Arts degree ID finance her most famous subject ~ James" from MIchIgan State Eaton suspects Ehzabeth The Hilberry'q "Macbeth" Uruverslty inspIred some of IS cast WIth every member of He IS a mortgage banker Shakespeare's greatest the 19-member company WIth WIlmmgton FInance m Timothy BriaD Gallagher female characters, such as Some actors play multiple aDd Dahl ChIcago Jellllifcr Portia In "Merchant of roles Vemce~ and Kate the shrew TJ.cket pnces range from "After (Elizabeth's) $12 to $20 Student tickets death," Eaton continues, are avaIlable at 50 percent "the depictIon of women In dIscount the day of the per- rr.Congratulations ... ~> hiS plays changes Suddenly formance we find vlrgms under The HllbeM') Theatre IS You've planned the perfect weddlll~ threat, women accused of located at thp corner of Cass Now let us la~e wu amwhere In the ;wrld' We'll help \aU plan the pelfc( r !lnllClmoon PtlOto by AtTleen Howram Eddie CoUlna aDd Carly GermaDy portray Macbeth and Lady Macbeth In WiDIam Sban-pure's traged,. at the HUberry Theatre through March 4. 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boldly ed hcks on the trumpets J ii.rv1 returned to the and to be amazed at their state of the Arts concertmaster's locatIOn rescored It for full orches- that were almost Jazz-hke Detroit Symphony wondrous effect 10 After a first half of musIc tra One of these, by the and a fancy nff With real Orchestra's podlum last Orchestra Hall's acoustics that was exqUISitely beauti- otherWIse obscure Juan flair on the t1mpam weekend With a program of Strauss'Serenade IS an ful and easy hstemng, J8rV1 Hidalgo, was the versIOn To round ofTthe perfor- masterworks that are rarely early work 10 one move- demonstrated hiS sense of Jam chose and It displayed mance, Jam even played heard, undeservedly so ment that already shows dramatic contrast WIth two many unusual features Weber's "Overture to the The Maestro himself his engagmg style It was works that made the audi- They were eVIdent from the Opera" as an encore Then, speculates that the reason performed With the utmost ence Sit up and hsten With start as It opened With after enthUSiastic applause, the two serenades that grace and tender feelmg 10 care thunder from the tlmpam he started the orchestra m made up the first half, one the expressive phras10g at Unfortunately, the pro- and the mtroductIon of the a little march from the by Ibchard Strauss and wluch J8.I'V1excels gram did not explam the fugal theme by the harp opera and, marching m another by Johannes Particular treats 10 the form of the Grosse Fuge by Dense sconng, glanng tex- tempo, left the stage wlule Brahms, are rarely per- score were a resounding Beethoven that was bemg tures and discordant tonali- the orchestra played With- formed IS that they are passage for the four French performed As onginally ties seemed almost to antic- out hIm scored for less than full horns and the umque tim- hvely from the energy of composed, It was mtended Ipate modern mUSIC that It's a game he has played orchestra Many conductors, bre of the contrabassoon the dance-like scherzo and as the final movement of was to come a century later occaSIOnally before, much to he suspects, are reluctant to Brahms'Serenade, almost the dreamy quality of the the B-flat Quartet, Op 130 How much that could be everyone's dehght, mclud- adagio to the InfectiOUS lilt do a concert With a reduced symphomc 10 Its four move- Due to Its length and com- attnbuted to Beethoven or mg the mUSICians who take of the mmuet complement menta, IS also an early work pleXIty, Beethoven was per- to Ihdalgo, however, was pnde In hiS show of confi- The Alpme flavor of the The Strauss IS scored but IS already ncl1 in the suaded to write another not so easy to perceIve dence In their abIhty to exclusively for wmd mstru- lush harmomes, dlStmct1ve Rondo Allegro conjured finale The ongInal Grosse The Vlolm sectIOn made a carry on ments, gIVIng the entire bass pizZicato and melodic unages of a mountam VIl- Fuge was then publIShed welcome return, espeCially It was a SPecial evemng lage The musIc moved stnng section a break, and slufts that Identify lus separately after the compos- In the melodious second hlghhghted by the intellec- wlule the Brahms piece music Here agam, J8.I'V1'S through Its varymg moods er's death, With the opus phase of the fugue and as It tually challengIng does include strings, they tempos and phrasing were and Imagery in a well- number 133 progressed, the musIc Beethoven But the paced, gracIOus flow, culm!- are only the Violas, cellos nght on, bringIng out the Recogrnzmg the depth mcreased 10 compleXIty, ful- H10dennth was the golden and basses, no Vlolms. mherent romantIc feehngs natmg near the finale 10 a and soplustlcatlon of thIS fillmg Its reputatIOn for nng, a piece of 20th century In truth, It was a specuU that unbue the work The dazzl10g piccolo passage mUSIC, several composers haVIng greatly confused Its music whose style has opportunIty to savor the performance moved effec- With the player appropn- have felt It deserved a big- first hsteners who were grown not only familiar but unprepared for Beethoven's genumely appea1mg. contlnu1Og exploration of new musical Idioms But ThIs week's performances This bean, spinach soup is low in carbs J8rV1 was rughly effective at on Fnday mornmg and bnng10g out the mterwoven Fnday and Saturday I turned to one of the chopped puree the rem81mng soup 1me of development, With evenlOgs feature young newest cookbooks In my 2 15-0z. C8Jl8 canneW- 10 a blender or food proces- moments of suspense and RUSSian conductor Andrey growmg collection for a ni (white kidney) beans, A LA ANNIE sor. Return the pureed dramatIc pauses By Annie Rouleau-5cheriff Boreyko, musIc director of healthy recipe to jump- rin8ed and drained soup to the saucepan and Whereas Ihndennth's the Wmmpeg Symphony. start good eatmg habIts in 2 cuPII water add the reserved bean 8ymphomc Metamorphoses, 2004. The Good 114.G-oz. can chicken mIXture wluch ended the concert, The POSSibility that such Housekeeping L1ght & broth Bnng the soup back to a nnght have been expected a guest may be a future Healthy Cookbook IS 114 teaspoon black boil over medlum-lugh to be the most challengmg contender for the Detroit loaded WIth med-and-test- pepper heat and stir 10 the lIStenmg of the evemng, It post adds 10terest to attend- ed recipes and lots of color- lJ8 teupoon dried spmach. Cook for a few was relaxmg after the 109 hIS concert ful PictureS to bnng a thyme mmutes, Just until the BeethovenlHldalgo expen- visual to the meal you're 110- to l2-0z. bag spmach has Wilted Add ence SolOISt IS pl8IDst Vardan prepanng. baby spinach, coarsely the tomatoes and the USing themes from Carl Manukoman who WIll play ThIS week's recipe, chopped lemon JWce Lower the Mana von Weber's opera the ever-popular Itahan White Bean and 1 14-0z. can stewed or mmutes Add the garhc heat and keep warm until versIOn of "'I\1J'andot" (later RacbmamnofT "Rhapsody on Spinach Soup, had no pIC- diced tomatoes, drained and cook and sm for servmg redone far more romantical- a Theme of Paganuu," fol- ture It Just sounded good (optional) another nunute Ladle the soup 1Oto mdl- ly by PuCCllll), Hmdemlth lowed by a related and looked easy to make. 1 tablespoon freIIh Add the beans, water, Vidual bowls and spnnkle has created a catchy rhyth- "Vanatlons on a theme of And It was. lemon juice broth, pepper and thyme WIth Parmesan cheese nnc set of four movements Paganml" by the contempo- Salt and additional 8t11' well and bnng the Italian wlute bean and WIth a dlst10ct Onental fla- rary Witold Lutoslawslo Italian White Bean pepper to taste DllXture to a boll Lower to spinach soup IS Similar to vor, at least In terms of There 18 even more mterest and Spinach Soup Fresh grated a S1ffimer and cook, cov- minestrone Carb counters western musical values 10 the program WhICh opens Parmesan cheese ered, for 15 mmutes WIll be glad there IS no P1ercmg flute sounds and With a world premiere of a 1 tablespoon veg- (optional) Remove from heat and pasta m thiS nch and tmklmg crumes create the Sinfoma by George Walker etable oil cool, uncovered, for 5 mm- hearty soup atlnosphere and proVide an and ends WIth a SUIte from 1medium on\on, I ...... 9.-.....l '" , Heat the all m a 3.quart utes epIsode of the lond of music Bartok's ballet, "The "Jll'h0 , f',Jr' L_~!I'l-. v 'tl/llu:epan Met- meebum Usmg a slotted spoon, Remember, soup makes With wlnch Jarvi always Miraculous Mandarm.' 1 celery II...... heat Add the omon and remove 2 cups of the bean a perfect wmter meal glves the auwence a good Call (313) 576-5111 for chopped celery and cook until the mIXture and set aside when p8IJ'ed With a salad tune There were syncopat- tickets 1 garlic clove, finely celery IS tender, 5 to 8 Workmg 10 small batches, My chOice? Wilted spmach ,- Friends of Library's lecture series begins Jan. 22 J' Dr Ralph Williams, a pro- bers ofFnends of the Grosse sian tickets at the event for (313) 343-2074, ext 204 fessor m the Department of Po1Ote Library Non-mem- $10 Attendees may regis- PreregIStration IS suggested, ~itittii_ English, Language and bers may purchase admis- ter for the lecture by calhng but not mandatory Literature at the Univemty of Mlclugan, wI11lcck off the THE PERFECT INTIMATE SEITING Fnends of the Grosse Po1Ote FOR YOUR SPECIAL VALENTINE LIbrary's CI8SS1c Books lec- CASUAL ELEGANCE ... EXQUISITE FOOD ture senes at 7'30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 22, at the AN IRRFSISTIBLE COMBINATION Grosse Pomte South Ihgh Your Community Join us in the River Lounge every FriJay 6- SaturtUzy School Library. Station! HIS tOPIC Will be' ~ TeleVISionfor the LIVE ENTERTAINMENT "'Oedlpus at Colonus' by Howuof Sophocles as related to 'The Whole Community Tempest' by Wilham The Voo-Doo Doctors !lB)'dme through Shakespeare" Pnv ...... tribe~ofJanuary 19'" January 2S" Frtday & Saturday Wrlhams speCIalizes ID ~ The S.O.c. show luncheon 'rx-aker talk' on a "net}' of '01"'''< of 9 OOpm - lOOam Mecheval and RenBlssance Guest: Amer AbouKasm, M.D. • SIeqI ,OIer,'''' to 'he men and our mmmuntt} Disorden Bob Gonnac at the plano - Mam Dmmg Room hterature, Shakespeare, ht- 1:30 pm Inside Art erary th~ory, comparative Host Fran Schonen berg and her guest.s J1.<;CU'\..... topl{"";. Guest: Harvey Thompson. Jazz Singer 6 30 9 30pm Fn & Sat 2nd e'\oenb of p3.ttlcul:u IOterec;t to ~nlOT Orl7en.o; literature and BIblical stud- Explore rht. lr1l~" crC.J.l.!vt' prcx:e,,<;. and medIUm V Wilbams Wlll also speak a lj; dclC'C1.3hle d,,,,1le<;are ffi2de from "<.T3lch h) noted at the second ClasSICS Books Chef, loc.1 cd.lmtl<>, 'nd gue<.< who' 3:00 pm 11*9" do at !he \VoIr Mcmcrial lecture on Thursday, Feb RepeI'ed 6 \0 PM I AM 6Ue'it: Mil Anthony. Basic Gardening a Frank Bunker. Astronomy 26 HIS topiC WIll be "Dante 10;30 am 11:JIr¥ "do lit the war MemorilI l.ouAnnc ~ratfrKk and Fml1"lt'Tt Hyf'tOl"l .... t.. o-hfKt In and the Visual Arts " Guests: MU Anthony. Basic Gardening mforma'l\l,.. lOOK .u \\OMt .. h~rJX'mng 1t tilt ~ ..H Presented by Fnends of ... Frank Bunker - Astronomy \1(ffi(mOiI LouAnne WattrKk ,,00 FmmCft H'rn<>U"i(0 h<~ ~n the Grosse POinte Library In mfomurJVe look at 'Q,.hal .. happcmnp; at tht \'(af RLJ" ",oJ ~ \0 PM I \0 AI-! conjunctIOn With the Mcmonal Umverslty of Michigan, the Repc;llcd ~ \0 P~l I \0 A\1 lJ3.!l1mI Musical Story TIme Jam~ MI".... Paula I"t \it Tf\ \A\I'1( Maktf Recreation therapy makes Is it too late for a New Year's resolution? the healing process fun By Theodore G. Coutillsh and Mary Beth Langan By Bruce Ogllvy, CTRS Special Writers Special Wnler If you are a parent, fam- X-tra Sp~ci{l14. Man; patIents reqUlre some form ofrehablhtatlOn ily member, fnend, teacher after bUlgeri ,troke, an extended Illness, Jomt or neIghbor of a Lhild With for Pare.nts ol replacement 01 motor vehicle accident PhySICIans specIal needs, conSider , " and other healthcare professIOn- addmg another resolutIOn DepartrnentofStudent not have Educate them as als work closely wIth rehabillta- to your 2004 hst SerVIceS and PDL, on only you can because you tlon team members to help these Here are a few sugges- Saturday, March 27, at hve \V]th the challenges mIDVlduals regam their ability to tions We created them Parcells MIddle School and JOYSof your cht1d perform the functlons of dally hv- \V]th parents m mmd, but Orgamze or coach a every day mg as close to normal as possible they could be for anyone SpecIal OlympICS team, or For more details regard- Common forms of rehabilItation who knows and loves a do the Important Job of mg any of these sugges- mclude phySical, occupatIOnal, chtld WIth speCIal needs cheenng on the teams tIons, please contact us. speech and recreational therapy And who doesn't fall mto once they are m motIon We WISh you well on all PhySIcal therapISts help that category? Contact your state and of your 2004 New Year's patlents restore the use of m us- JOIll Partnershtp for federal representatIves resolutIons We wtll be des, bones and the nervous sys- DIfferent Learners (PDL) The Coutillsh famDy Tell them about your Situ- here workmg on ours tem through exercise and vanous It IS a Grosse Pomte dls- atIOn Choose one of the treatments tnct-\V]de orgarnzatlon for vanous needs ofmdtvtdu- many Issues on wluch to Grosse POlTlU resulents OccupatIOnal therapists help patIents regam the parents, teachers and als \V]th developmental focus educatIOn, health Theodore G CoutulSh and ability to do everyday tasks by restonng old slulls or admJmstrators Its goal IS dIsabilIties and theIr faml- msurance, genetIc Mary Beth Langan creared by teachtng new skills to adjust to hmltatlOns or ms- to bUild a partnership to hes research, etc GIve them a th/.S column to share expe- promote educatIOnal excel- Attend an educatIOnal abllitles photo and a story to con- rnnces from thelr JOurney lence for all students m conference or symposIUm Speech therapISts help patlents restore speech SIder when votlng on legIS- as parents of a Chlld With our pubhc schools Be such as the Wnghtslaw RecreatIOn therapISts work to mamtam the phySI- latIOn that may Impact Fraglle X syndrome (go to more mvolved and attend SpeCial Education Law cal, mental and emotlonal well-bemg of patients your chtld /'roglkx.org) Send your PDLmeetmgs Conference on Saturday, usmg a vanety oftechmques, mcludmg arts and questWM, comments or Become an Active mem- Feb 28, m Troy, or a crafts, ammals, games, mUSIc and commumty out- Help others learn more uleas to ber of The ARC Gro.sse ParentJEducator mgs about your chl1d's speclSl [email protected] PomteJHarper WoodB This SymposlUm, sponsored by needs GIve someone the u or Leisure activities important to well-being local orgamzatlOn serves the Grosse Pomte knowledge he or she may [email protected]. RecreatIOn therapiSts assess therr clients' needs based on phySICian referral, medIcal records, the therapIst's own observations and mput from the patient's family They then develop a therapeutlc plan With mput from the patient s phySICIan, SOCialworker Bon Secours Cottage offers support groups and nursmg team that IS consIstent With mdlVldual patient needs and mterests Bon Secours Cottage matlon on speCific meetlllg each month m the first-floor chapel located m the mam Health ServIces otTers a dates and locatIOns, call chapel at Cottage HospItal. lobby For addItIonal mfor- In mpatlent settmgs, many patle'1ts referred for vanety of support groups to (313) 343-6051 For InformatIon, call (313) matIon, contsct Marie Borsa recreatIOn therapv are semor CItIzens recovenng from the commumty Meetmgs Bon Secours HospItal Any 343-1656 at (313) 343-1656 a Jomt replacement or stroke In both of these situa- take place at Cottage adult who has expenenced Pennatal Loss Support There 18 no charge or need tIOns, the goal of the recreatIOn therapist IS to help HospItal, 159 Kercheval, the death of a loved one IS Group' Bon Secours Cottage to register patients overcome any phYSical or emotional barners Grosse Pomte Farms, Bon welcome to attend free Pennatal Bereavement Breastfee learn about eM e consull ~~"'I'1.11n"'f1'! O-.)Jft • 'it , fIr receives, most are m the menta that may plug r~- llQund wl\en you t~ the late fall and wmter Of tor passages and cause heater or ~ftff control t c,~, " <. ' ¥J'~ a ,..\I't~; jol_ ~~~ "'t"'~ ~, .. those calls, 40 percent overheatmg lever can III In trouble ¥ ~ ~~~ V" ~"""" "'- .~~"t: arlene Harle, who Willdis- Guest reservatIOns must IDvolvevehicles that would- Battery - At 32 degrees, Have It cheCl\.edout Windmill cuss fashiOns for the years be made by Saturday, Jan n't start, and 34 percent are a battery may have only 50 Fuel - In cold weather, 1860-1940 Th.nner begms at 17 Call (313) 881-6251 for major mechanical fail- percent of its summer out- keep your gas tank full Pointe Questers 6 30 p m For reservabons ures reqwnng towmg put but twice the need for Pour a bottle of fuel de-Icer The WIndmill Pomte or more mformatlOn, call In hght of those StatlStlCS, stsrtlng power. Check con- m the tank once a month to Questers will meet at 10 Nancy Neat at (313) 882- G.P. Audubon the Car Doctor suggests nections to assure a tight prevent mOisture from a.m Monday, Jan 19, at the 1855 or MHrcla Pikielek at Grosse Pomte Audubon making sure "your car is fit Remove corroslOn from freezmg 10 the fuellme Cluldren's Home of DetrOit (313) 884-4201. WIll meet at 7 30 p m healthy With a complete posts and cable connectIOns Windshield - Invest ID Hostess for the meeting will Monday, Jan 19, 10 the phySical exam Just as a And have your auto care rubber-clad Winter blades be Sophia Fotopulos. Commumty Room of the cough ISthe Signal for an semce proVlder perform a that can help prevent Ice Woman's Club Cluldren's Home of Detroit, oncommg cold, rough Idllng, load test on your vehicle's and snow bwld-up Wipers The Grosse Pomte 900 Cook 10 Grosse Pomte hard starts, stallmg or battery work harder cleanng snow, Women's Woman's Club WIll meet on Woods d1mlmshed power are Signs Hoses - Hoses should be frost, Ice and road salt Wednesday, Jan 21, m the Wayne State Umverslty of pending car trouble Inspected every year and Exhaust system - Connection Crystal Ballroom of the professor Bill Moore will "Athorough lOSpectJ.on changed every three years Have a qualIfied technICIan The Women's ConnectIOn Grosse POinte War glVe a lecture on "What and analySISby a trusted They wear from the 1DSIde check your exhaust system of Grosse Pomte WIllmeet at Memonal Genes Can Tell Us about the profeSSional assures that out, so defects are not on a hft for leaks, soft 6 p.m Thursday, Jan 22, at The speaker WIllbe Mark Ongms of Bmls" The free your car 1Srunmng at m8Xl- always Vls1ble Squeeze to exhaust pipeS, small holes a private club m Grosse Huston from the lecture ISopen to the public mum effiCiencyand pro- detect loss of elastlClty m trunk and floorboards Pomte. Department of Philosophy For more mformatlOn, call VldesmSlght to potential Look for cracked, bulglng, and cracked rubber hangers The speaker Will be at Wayne State Umverslty (313) 885-6502. problems Pay speCIalatten- bnttle or hmp hoses Check or broken clamps Failure tIOnto replaCing dirty fil- overall condltlOn and ten- to replace faulty compo- ters for R1r,fuel and sIOnon the belt Tho tight a nents could be deadly crankcase ventilatIOn when belt can rum an alternator, "Each car, Just hke each Scillian necessary~ too loose can result m a person, ISa httle different,~ From page IB children Gnffin, 15, Qumn, sood "I am where I need to In addition to the basICS, dead battery Look for Burrows said, adding 12, and twms Madison and be most of the time And cracks ID serpentme type "Learn about the needs of and loads offaets Burrows Identifies cntlcal Chnsban,7 family still comes first areas that cause car owners belts your own car Everyone "I thmk all great kids' "The kids aren't hsted on Actually, wntmg books has the most headaches dunng Tires - When the tem- should begm a car pre- books and mOVleswork on the cover, but they should've opened up a lot of opportum- Winters He adVises g1Vlng perature drops, so does the paredness Inventory for different levels," SCllhan been hsted as editors," ties for my kids ~ speCial attention to air pressure In tires each season by readmg the said "As a kid, I would SCllhan said "They've There won't be much rest Oil- 011changes should Improper mflatlOn causes owner's manual" watch Bugs Bunny cartoons become very dlscnmmatmg ahead for Sc1lhan In 2004 as be more frequent m WInter premature weanng which, With my dad We'd both barometers I'll try story the two other manuscnpta As temperatures drop, 011 10 turn, can cause an aCCt- laugh, but we were laughing Ideas on them, and If they he completed m 2003 WIllbe at different thmgs When hke them, those are the pubhshed "Kerby Cane and wntmg for elementary Ideas I tend to pursue ~ the Memory Tram" ISa story Girls' Fitness schoolkids, I want the books Promotmg three new about a boy who often for- POINTE PEDLAR to be as acceSSible for first- releases has been a chal- gets to do what he IStold "S Night is Jan. 19 graders as they are engag- lenge for Sc1lhan. who VlSlts IS for Sunflower," hiS fourth Your Kitchen Store mg for fifth-graders " about one to two schools and alphabet book, IS a con- at Assumption ~ 88 Kercheval on-the.HiII Along WIth hiS WIfe, book stores each week densed children's guide to Smlhan also got mput on "Channel 4 IS sbll my Kansas and WlIl also be An evenmg devoted to wntlng his books from his mam employer," Scilhan Illustrated by Braught Improve your personal well- (!J (373s)~;sn;.~oi8 being WIll be begm at 7 30 pm, Monday, Jan 19, at Tuesday Musicale presents concert Jan. 20 Assumption Cultural Center, The Tuesday MUSicale of mUSical tnbute to hiS stu- and guest artist Lana 21800 Marter Annual Inventory Sale DetrOit WIll present dent, the late Zelda Kell Shulman (plano) "Brahms, Beethoven and Miller Andrew Lloyd (bass), Beethoven's Sonata No 10 Get to know your own fit- Jazz" at 10 30 am, Tuesday, Karen 'Ibmahs (drums) and In G for Viohn and Plano ness profile With exerCise, Jan 20, at Metropohtan Nicholas Fehr (bandoneon) WIll be performed by Gall aerobICdance. Yoga, TooChi, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday Umted Methodist Church, WIllperform WIth Zaporskl Aiken (vlOlm) and Carole Pllates-hke mat work and 8000 Woodward, DetrOIt Brahms' Tno for Clannet, Dolan (plano) personal trammg th Guest Artist Michael Cello and Plano Willbe per- AdmiSSion IS free For January 15, 16, 17and 19 Zaporski Will head hiS formed by Nonna Kell (clar- more information, call (248) Wear comfortable clothIng group, Future ViSIons, In a Inet), TJ.mothyNlcolla (cello) 848-9930 or (586) 739-5707 Pat Peabody, Mary Ann Kashef, Carolyn Kasehtz (Jl Your Total Diabetes education at Bon Secours Cottage and Diane Ryda Will OFF The Bon Secours Cottage Commumty Health ThiS pregnant adults who are mstruct, along With speaker Purchase. Adult Outpatient Th.abetes award IS gIVen to education referred by thetr phySICIans Mary Peterqen, who WIllhelp 2S10 Education Program was programs that demonqtrate Learn how to eat well while you meet your dally chal- awarded education recogDl- quahty through a ngorous staYIng on mdlVldua\ meal lenges WItha better SPlnt In-store items only tlon by the Amencan and detailed peer review planq, exerCise, and prevent Diabetes ASSOCIatIOnand process problems, control and mom- Call Assumption Cultural Excluding: Bakery, Special Orders Center, (586) 779-6111 to certificatIOn by the The diabetes educatIOn tor blood sugar Classes, UPS, All Clad and J.A. Henckels Michigan Department of program 18 offered to non- Call (586) 779-7900 register -.... January 15, 2004 48 Churches Grosse Pomte New. The Pastor's Corner First English chooses Woman of the Year The Women of the Church Church stewardshIp secre- Woman's Club, a volunteer My times at First English Ev tary, LSSM ACTION repre- In the gardens and m the Lutheran Church will be sentatlve and a member of JUnior Master Garden represented at the 16th the bUlldmg commIttee for Program at the Chlldren's are in your hand annual Katy York Hononng the FamIly LIfe Center that Home of DetroIt and an By Pastor Emeritus Gustav Kopka, Jr. Women Luncheon by Carol IS under constructIOn She actIve member of the Fox SI James Lutheran Church Sauter, a 25-year church has been m charge of the Creek chapter of Questers "My tunes are In your hand" member and a bfetime summer flower gardens on Internatlonal Good tImes and also bad tImes Lutheran the church property for the Sauter loves reading, gar. As well as m-between The luncheon WIll take last 10 years demng and travel She L'l a TImes and seasons are meet place from 11 a m to 2 P m WIfe and mother of three RIght and salutary for on Saturday, Feb 7, at St She IS chairman of the grown children and grand- Mary's Cultural & Banquet Grosse Pomte Woods mother of five "You who walt for the Lord" Center, 18100 Memman m BeautificatIOn AdVISOry The cost for the luncheon LIvorua CommIssIOn,on the board of and program IS $18 Psalm 31 And three Sauter IS a member of the Grosse Pomte Garden 1b make a reservatIOn, From EccleSiastes, Peace ClI'cle, past ch8l1'rDan Center, a member of the call the church office at New Year's promise to us of the board for Social Action Grosse Pomte Park Garden (313) 884-5040 before Carol Sauter "A time to plant .. uproot," and currently Women of the Club and the Grosse Pomte Sunday, Jan 18 TIme when memones fail. Take nothmg for granted The ancient Hebrews were Babies Never afraId to cry TheIr sacraments of love Alexander Michael daughter, Megan Grace Patrick James Sean Michael Kent Flowe'"lng from a deep spring Verblest and a son, Trevor KImberly and DaVIdKent LIfe touched them more deeply. TIgges Scott Verblest, born Nov 10, Seagram of CmcmnatI, OhIo, are the "My cup runneth over." Bret and Carne TIgges of 2003. Jon and Demse Seagram parents of a son, Sean Harper Woods are the par- of Grosse Pomte Woods are Maternal grandparents Michael Kent, born Dee, 15, "A time for tears" (verse four), ents of a son, Alexander the parents of a son, Patrick 2003 Maternal grandpar- MIchael TIgges, born Dec are Kathleen and Frank James Seagram, born Dee To pick up our tear Cup, Brannen of Rancho Palos ents are Mr and Mrs Gan 15, 2003 Mat'.!rnal grand- 1, 2003. Maternal grandpar- Kersten of Grosse Pomte A way to save our tears parents are Sandra and Verdes, Calif ents are Lou and LoUIse Because tears are precIOus Farms Paternal grandpar. MIlton Osgood Jr of Paternal grandparents Iacobell of St Clllll'Shores ents are the late Mr and God does prefer our tears Traverse CIty, formerly of are Sue and 'lbm Verblest of Paternal grandparents are Mrs Edward Kent of Th our cool and cold mmd. Grosse Pomte Farms Grosse Pomte Park JIm and D'Ann Seagram of Cmemnatl Paternal grandparents are St Clllll' Shores Verse seven "A bme for DWIght and Pamela TIgges Keepmg sl1ent " I prefer of Naples, F1a, and Put-m- Memorial welcomes ecumenical minister "I'm fine!" to speak to those BaY,Olno The Rev Nikolai Ozolm of through an endowment pro- who glIbly ask. "How are you?" Great-grandparents are VIded by the late Ester Milton and Evelyn Osgood of Karelia, RUSSia, WIll amve For I don't want to ask on Thursday, Jan 15, for a Porter, m memory of her HarsenB Island and Largo, \\lh..omI don't want to know. two-week VISIt as Grosse parents Fla POInte Memonal Church's "A tIme for peace" (verse eIght). Hayden Kenneth 2004 Ecumerucal MIruster FELe offers Shalom' Salem' At peace From Tuesday, Jan 27, to WIth awe and gratitude! Kaspzyk Saturday, Jan 31, Ozohn organ CD And thanks to Forrest Church Kathryn PIerce Kaspzyk WIll present the popular Ecumemcal Institute lec- GIftmg us WIth."LIfe Lmes and Jason Kaspzyk of FIrst English Ev tures (formerly "elderhos- Lutheran Church members Holdmg On Lettmg Go " Grosse Pomte Woods are the parents of a son, Hayden tel") as part of the Lay have produced a compact Kenneth Kaspzyk, born Dec TheolOgIcal Academy at dISC featunng an organ 26, 2003 Maternal grand- Grosse Pomte Memonal reCital by Robert Foster. 'The Da Vinci Code' is LTA topic parents are SIS and Don Church, 16 Lakeshore m Foster IS celebratmg his PIerce of Grosse Pomte Grosse POInte Farms The 20th anmversary as Fll'8t The Lay TheolOgIcal Dan Brown, ISabout several Woods lectures are from 9 to 11 Rev. Nikolai OaoliD EnglISh's orgarust Academy Will present a theolOgIcal and Insloncal Paternal grandparents am The CD, "Bob's Favontes," class, "The DaVinCI Code," questIons about the Holy are Kathy and Jerry He WIll discuss RUSSian Ipanta contams more than 77 min- at 7 p m Sunday, Jan 18, at GraIl, Mary Magdalene and Kaspzyk of Rochester hIStory and culture, the hIs- A freewill offenng will be utes of mUSIC,mcludmg the St Paul EvangelIcal JesllS 1b regISter or to get tory of the Orthodox Church taken on Fnday to defray works of Bach, Dupre, Lutlleran Church m GrollSe more mformabon, call (313) Megan Grace tn RUSSia, the presen~, of the cost of the rood, but the r Young,r Franck. Bclelhnl\Dll, Pomte Fanns The presen- 881-6670 other Chnstlan churches 10 le,ctures are free or charge ,~tbQ-V~r M.W$,t""'~' ter" ...m be th'e'Rev Dr V .The Lay TheolOgIcal Verbiest and Trevor Russia, the music ot Russ~a If you would like to Barber and Wldor. Bruce RIgdon The cost is Academy IS a coahtlon of 12 Scott Verbiest and the foods of RUSSIa He attend, please call the A donation of $20 for the $5 local churches and mstltu. Stacy and Jon Verblest of WIllteach volunteers In the church at (313) 882-5330 CD 18 tax exempt For more "The DaVinclCode," a cur- tlOns It offers ecunIerucal group how to prepare a ea1I Manhattan Beach, Calif, The Ecumemcal MInlSter informatIon, the church rent bestselhng novel by educatIOnal opportUnIties RUSSianlunch for all partlC- program IS made pOSSIble at (313) 884-5040. are the parents of tWIns, a J~~~BIPS E RVI: tc~t~~, " ,-,;:' .' GROSSE -,-. .;.~ POINTE '" ,~-t II 'e" ~:i"\I,,'" .. f Eastside k J,<;~" 'i. !'$ Mack at Lochmoor r Community " UNITED 884-5090 Grosse Pomte W SUICHAEL'SEPISCOPAL CHURCH 8 IS'" 1041 a m W""lup Unitanan Church f Church Stf'Ke First English Ev. Lutheran Church \J/ CHURCH AmuATED WTni nfE UCC AND ABC "Forgive-And ..4- A COml& CommulUly 0/ "fan) CulturtJ 9 30 a.m Sunda) Sdlool Vem,erRd al Wedgewood Dr 20475 SunninldaJe Park 2AOCHALFONTE ATLO'IHROP & Blbl' CI»5 Tradl tlonal AngfLcan WorVIlP Independent 5,,,,,, 1842 Grosse Pointe Baptist Church Christ Church Grosse 'oI1Ite (EpIscopal) SUND"V Chnsl Cenlered and Ganng (ommllled 10 Yourh and fommumly 'i' iii ~o • m HolyCommunion t 10 1"i • m ....dull Bible Study Sundav Wor~hlp - 11'00 <\.M II ~ ~urc~~I~:;:=~~~ Saturday, January 17, 2004 THt R<;DAY Nunet")' Sunday School. 9,30 MI for Agl'2 - Adult 12 10 r m Hol) (ommunl"n Sepc lune Churc-h. SuT'day School 5:30 p.m •• Holy Eucharist Rite II On Hut Pln •• t tM 1UnMI • Frft' ~ured Parklne: In Ford G.,.. MuldlP School }outh meet Wednesdo\ at 6 30 P m witt! otnlrall<'t' In the meer"n "'rip or Jtffenon at Woochr.rd Sunday, January 18, 2004 TIM-Reo\' Rkh.rd W lnpll:t, Rector Se/lUlr High Youth nu>etThundols at ;-()()p m Tho R., Rkhord \'0 InIlOIII.Jr."_nl Rector 8:00 a.m. • Holy Eucharist Rite II TtMoRr" Inacon Je-u.e Rob)' Jr., Honorary 21.'H6 Mark Avenue Gro~~e POinte Woods l\ennt'lh I Sweoelm.n, OrpnlllC.rMI ChoknlalCer Phone CH'l) 8ll1-nn Weh l'al:e www.gpbc.org 9:00 a.m •• Holy Eucharist Rite II (313 )-259-2206 ITUIrI ... rKlnIrchofcldrolt. 2004 CADILLAC CTS GM EMPLOYEE NON-OM GMAC EMPLOYEE GMAC SMARTLEASE SMARTLEASE THROUGH _2C __ January 15, 2004 S_J>0rts Grosse Pointe News ~~ I Former City resident in golf Hall of Fame r-~~ 'y .. By Chuck Klonke ChampIOnships He was also game hurt him at times, Sports Editor club back but from the top of a member of the first four especially when one of the the sWIngdown and through ~ There's a Grosse POInte - UnIted State Ryder Cup major champIonships was the ball he was as good as connectIOn In the World Golf •. teams from 1927-33 on the Ime anybody that ever hit the Hall of Fame However, because he Seven tImes he placed 1D golf ball " Leo Diegel, grew up In the played in an era when the top four at the U S and In Diegel's era, most tour- 1 City of Grosse Pomte and Bobby Jones, Gene Sarazen Bntlsh Opens, but he never was mducted last fall along naments were match play and Walter Hagen stole the was able to wm and he excelled \"'th NICk Pnce, Anmka spothght, Diegel became In the 1925 US Open, He lost only one match 10 Sorenstam and Chako something of a forgotten DIegel lost mne strokes to HIguchi m ceremomes at St his four Ryder Cups In the man par over the last SIXholes to 1929 event, Dlegel defeated Augustme, Fla "Leo Diegel was one of the finIsh five strokes back At Diegel, who was born m Abe MItchell 9 and 8, while prenuer players of hiS era," the 1933 Bntlsh Open, playmg 28 holes m 10 under 1899, was one of nIne eln1- sRld Jack Peter, the chIef DIegel needed to shoot one par dren of Ehzabeth and operating officer of the over par over the last five Wilham Diegel Leo's father DIegel was 17 when he World Golf Hall of Fame holes, but three-putted on turned pro m 1916, the year was the city clerk when the DIegel and Hagen were the 18th hole to miss a play- Village purchased the prop- that the PGA was formed among the first Amencan off by one stroke In 1925, he won five erty that IS now known as golfers to make a hVing sole- "They keep trymg to give Neff Park events, mcludmg his second ly as a player me a championship, but I offive CanadIan Open VlCto- The family hved on St Hagen had won four won't take it," DIegel s81d ries Clair, where former straight PGA after one of the heartbreak- After hIS competItIve Michigan Open champions ChampIonships and 22 con- mg defeats Clarence Gambee and career was over, Diegel secutive matches 10 the DIegel tned everythIng to became a club pro Among Walter Burkemo also tournament, when DIegel calm Ius nervous temperme- resided hiS students was actor defeated hIm m the seJIUfi- nt, which affected hIs Douglas FaIrbanks The golf bug bit Leo at an nals of the 1928 event puttmg. WhIle workIng as a club early age He began caddy- That year, Diegel defeated GrollH Pointer Leo Diegel was one of the premier mg at the Country Club of He walked slower to fight pro In Philadelplua durmg Al Espinosa 6 and 5 In the ,allen on the early PGA Tour. Detroit when he was 10, and a tendency to rush, and even the 1940s, he worked With final In 1929, DIegel beat had himself psychoanalyzed. three years later he won the the U S Army promotmg JImmy Farrell 6 and 4 In the Exasperated at nussing a golf as a psycholOgical and Detroit City Caddie PGAfinal number of short putts, he ChampIOnship therapeutIC RId for semee- A hand injury forced changed his puttIng stance, men wounded m World War He became assistant pro DIegel retIrement m 1935, dIVis10ga stiff-wnsted, bent II at the Country Club at 15, but he remamed close to the over, elbows out style that and when he was 17, Diegel game and because one of Its was so dIstInctive that It won the Michigan Open By most respected teachers became known as Woods-Shores 1921 he was the golfprofes- He wrote an mstructlOnal "Diegelmg " slonal at the Lochmoor book called "The Nme Bad "There are fewer nerve Little League Club Shots of Golf," and dedicated centers 10 the elbows than Virguua Koerber, recalled It to the many strugghng the WrIsts so there's less to meet Jan. 20 her uncle's last VlSlt to golfers whose swmgs need chance of me stabbmg a putt The Gl'OllsePo1OteWoods- Grosse Pomte In 1949, when help under pressure," he Shores Little League board he stayed With her mother Diegel's paSSIon for the explained. of governors Wl11hold Its "He came With hiS WIfe, game and hIS amiable Violet Bird, a former suent Although he struggled annual meetmg on Tuesday, nature made lum one of the WIth hIs putting, DIegel's Jan 20 at 7 p m tn the mOVie actress," she saId most papn1ar 'players dunng Iron play was so preClBethat Woods cIty hall councl! "They stayed With hIS Sister, the '!bur's formatIve years he was the envy of Ius peers chambers. Mary GoUin, who was now "In all my years of golf, I Noted golf writer Herbert Agenda Items for the the owner of the fanuly have never seen anyone home Warren Wmd SRld, "DIegel meetmg mclude presenta- whose devotIon to the game could put his second shots tlon and approval of the "After a two-month Vlslt, con1d match Leo's," Sarazen closer than any other golfer league's finanCial report, Leo and Vi returned to theIr sRld of hIs day" preparatIOn for the celebra- home In Cahforma Soon "Between courses at the after, Leo was dIagnosed One of DIegel's nvals on bon of the league's 50th table, Leo used to get up and the tour, Wild BIll anmversary, dISCUSSionof With cancer and died in practIce sWings Every nIght Mehlhorn, was effusIve In offseason field Improve- 1951 HIS hfe was excltmg he went to bed dreammg his prRlSe of DIegel's shot. ments and facility upgrades, and he had a great love for theory and every mormng makmg and plannmg for the 2004 hiS famlly" he awakened WIth some hot "Leo DIegel was probably season Diegel won 31 tImes on Idea that was gomg to revo- the finest shotmaker the PreparatIOn for the the early PGA Tour Among lutIollize the game" world has ever seen," DIstnct 6 9-1O-year-oldtour- hl~ Vlctones were the 1928 Some thought that Mehlhorn sRld. "He had a nament, whIch Will be held and 1929 PGA DIegel's paSSIon for the pecuhar style m takIng the at Ghesqmere Park In Jn1y, I \\ill al gO be dIscussed Election for the board of ULS girls have their governors Will also be held at the meetrng. In addItIon to those who have expressed best week on ice an mterest In servmg on the By Chuck Klonke collected 8SSlsts board, nOmIDatJons Wl11be Sports Editor ULS got an outstandIng accepted from the audIence. Last week was a good one defensive performance In Its Board members serve for UDlverslty Liggett Vlctory over Ladywood, two-year terms, governmg School's girls hockey team, whIch earber handed the league and perfornung but the best IS yet to come Regma Its only loss of the mdlVidual duties such as for the KnIghts season. player agents, registrar, try- "We're gettIng there," Bald out coordInator, safety offi- coach Laura Owczarsk! "The whole defense was cer, special events planner "We're ImproVlDgevery tinIe outstandmg," Owczarsk! and groundslfaclhtles and we step out on the Ice It's a S81d of the corps that was eqUipment management young team - only two led by Hanly, Jn1Je The meetIng ISopen to the semors - and we're gettIng Borushko and Enn Deane public and partICipatIOn 1Oto a groove" from the Woods and Shores Alhson Jones recorded her commumtles ISwelcome The week started WIth a third WID of the season, all The Woods-Shores LIttle 4-0 VlCtory over LIVOD1a by shutouts League proVldes a program Ladywood m the MIchigan for any youth between the Metro HIgh School GIrls "ThIs IS first time she has ages of 6 alld 12, who hve m Hockey League and ended played goal In hockey, but the Woods or Shores There With a 6-4 loss to Regina she has a good goalIe coach IS T-ba11for 6-year-olds, an and she's learnmg fast," Instructional level program However, Owczarskl was OwczarskI S8ld for 7- and 8-year-olds and Just as pleased WIth the way MaJor and Minor programs her team played agamst Jones also IS a goalkeeper for players 9-12 Regina as she was With the In soccer Registration Will begm m effort agamst Ladywood Inga Moss and February Houghtalm each had a goal "That was a complete and an assist for the North spikers team effort, probably our Kntghts, whde Dickinson best game of the year," and Palmer scored a goal take second in Owczarskl said of the game apiece agamst Regina Hughes, Squiers and Port Huron "The fact that we were McIlroy picked up 888ISts Grosse POInte North's vol- down 4-1 and 5-2 and never leyball team reached the gave up IS what made me champIOnshIp match of the the proude~t as a coach A Local coaches Port Huron InVltatlOnallast lot of teams mIght have got- weekend before lOSing to ten dIscouraged, but we to speak at Lake Odessa Lakewood, a never stopped fight10g and I strong team from the Grand thm" we had them a little lacrosse meeting Rapids area worned at the end" Grosse Po1OteSouth coach Lakewood won 25-13, 25- John Fowler and Grosse 20 The performance was Po1Ote North coach Rob Dunng the tournament, espeCIally sattsfymg for Dameron Wl1l be the fea. North defeated Utica Ford Owczarskl, who was an tured speakers at the Grosse II, Troy, Bloomfield Hills assistant coach for the Pomte Lacrosse Lahser, Detroit Cass Tech Saddlehtes last year and AssoctatlOn's meetmg at 2 and Blrnungham Seaholm coached the team dunng Its pm on Jan 18 Several North players did summer league at ULS's The meetmg Willbe 10the well In the tournament McCann Rmk boys gym at South Damelle Zohrob had 40 All Grosse POinte-area aSSISts, 30 digs and Sill: ace Jordan McIlroy had two middle school students who servl'S Mphsa Watz led the goals and an a~~lst for ULS, Norsemen m dIgs With are mterested 10 JOlmng a «. whIle Alex Houghtahn had a GPLA team for the spnng whIle LIZ Andary was the goal and an assist and team leader m kIlls (42) and travel season are urged to blocks (8) KJmmy Dlckmson scored the attend WIth a parent or Kmghts' other goal guardIan JessIe Koltun had 37 kIlls The 2004 Beason begms m and 14 blocks Jenny Galtley ('althn Hanly, Sarah Apnl and rons through had a !IOhdday WIth44 digs, Hughes, Eh7sbt>th Palmer early ,June Practices start 25 kills, some outstandmg and Momque SquIers also serve receptIons and nIne In early March aces Thursday, January 15, 2004 Classlfleds Grosse Pointe News (313)882-6900 ext. 3 9C 930 !LHlRICAl IERVlm 944 GUTIIRS 946 HAUliNG t MOVING 957 rLUM.IH6 t 957 rLUMIING & 954 PAINlING/OfCORATING 9)4 rAINTlNGjOECO~AJING 960 ROOfiNG SIRVICE .lliS IAlLJ.I101i . - _. ¥ ~- • HtilALLAUQll - - ~-. 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Leatl1er Intenor Ing machine & electnc e , 1 (313)642-1126 1991 BUICk PaJk Ave' Excellent condrtlOn dryer. $150/ pall BASEBALl, football, '.& ------t RECREAnONAL 1960's Danish style hockey & basketbaJ I ADOPT a relired racing nue, all, new Ires Approximately 90,000 Good condlllOn Ask. miles Fully loaded walnut dining table, 6 cards 1986- 1996 653 BOATS PARIS AND greyhound Make a Ing $1,750 (586)201' New brakes $5,900 chairs. sideboard. chi Complete sets $251 MAINTfNAN(E fast fnendl 1-800-398- 0525 (313)884-1170 na cabinet. $100 Ma. each Incomplefe sets 4dog MIChigan Grey- ALL CAllS MVST PASS 1990 40 h P Johnson pie Hitchcock style dl $151 each 31 3-839- FINE china dlMeMare, hound ConnectIOn A 57 POINf CHECK. 1998 Cadillac Oe'illie. 1 1988 Toyota Celles outboard motor. 45 nelle set lable, 2 4300 313-882-1508 sterling Silver flatware GROSSE POinte Animal ALL INCLUDE A owner, excellent con- Near claSSIC 5 speed hours on engine 011 chairs & bench. $50 and antiques Call Adopt SOCIety- pet I2MOf 15K dillon. 75,000 miles Ongmal owner Injected. wrth controls, Mahogany veneer BEAVER coat- ladles J rV H rb (586)731 $95001 best 70000 on new en $2 200 313-824-1982 lighted cuno cabinet. full length Expresso a e • adoption Saturday, POWEIITRAIN (586)566-4073 glne Well maintained $50 All rtems In ex- colorl black fox tnm 8f39 12. 3pm Q'liidren's WARRANTY Good condrtlon MARINE WOODWORK cellent condrtlon 10- 12 54" length 68" Home of DelrOfl, 900 AI NO CHARGE 1998 Chevy Cavalier. $14001 best olter Custom DeSIgned (313)885-0155 sweep $2.800 Cook, Grosse POinte I auto. air, 59K miles. 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Concrete, Masonry • Chimney Cleanxng prOVIded 586-354- POinte 313-882-0000 sunken conference servIng G P. • Caps and 3032 for 25 years 1t(l'1I I"WRO\''\TI'. Scr€'efl'S room wrth bUilt In ANDY Squires Plaster ~30 ElECTRICAL mVICES (313)885-2097 INCORPORATE.D 'o'lalled shelving krtchen, Ing & Drywall Stucco I (313)886-0520 • ~arand bathroom storage Some Classltlcatlons Dampe< repSlr Spray textured (586)415-0153. Unlver. UGNSrn &: INSURED Approximately 2000 are req UIred by law to Repair ce'"ngs (586)755 sal ElectllC Older sq ft Metered paJklng be licensed • An mal R",mO'w'dl 2054 home speclBhSls Clr- available In back lot Chec k with pro per &~~~~ ..-en f ed 'Ia,ter Sweep curt breaker boxes, $3 000 Includes utllit State Agency ~& TOM TREFlER ouTdoor plugs re- CornrnerdaI les Shown by ap- to verify license. (313)882-5169 cessed IlQhts add,- pointment, Jim Saros Kildxns °&lIB boos all types ot elec- THOMAS KLEINER R«-R.oorns • o\ddiDom Agency. (313)886- tncal work lICe nsed, BASEMENT oBa.emen&s 9030 If1sured. owner operet WATERPROOFING Sidinll:o e.-s COACH LIGHT PLASTER & dry wall re -WIlldoM pair All types water ed GOOD and relrable ap. -Digging Method CHIMNEY SWEEP CO Doon' Canmt Work damage 18 years ex' pliance repaIrs by Stale LIcenIed penence LJcensed CUSWORTH ElectllC -All New Dra.n Tile 912 IUllOlliG/~EMODHING oRoofin -, 5t54 "Promise AppllallCe Insured Joe SeMCEl upgrades re- -Light Weight 10Aslag Inc - No extra charge (313)51o- City of (f)rnsse J"ninte JIfarms, Michigan SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES South girls have an offensive explosion CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS Grosse Pomte South's utes later With Palffy and regamed Its two-goal lead Knstm JANUARY 5, 2004 offense was chcklng on all Caltlm Lanscy gettmg the when Parker passed from Other asBlSts In the sec- cyhnders last week as the. asSISts belund the net to Hilhary ond penod came from The Meeting was called 10 order at 7 30 p m Blue DeVJls scored 19 goals After a goal by Amanda Inger. and she poked the Marsh, Knstm Inger, m a parr of Vlctones agalost Marsh, Gllbnde scored her puck past Walker McCaughey, Katie Dosch Present on Roll Call Mayor Jame~ C Farquhar, Jr, second and third goals of the Councllmembers Dougla~ F Roby. Jr, Peter W Waldmelr. Mlclugan Metro HIgh School The Rebels cut the Blue and Campbell Therese M Joseph Jo'eph T Leonard. Charles S "Terry" Girls Hockey League nvals game 13 seconds apart to DeVlls'lead back to one WIth Shefferly and Campbell DaVISIII. loUIS Theros Katie GIlbnde recorded gIVe South a 5-0 lead, and a goal from Meg Qumn late each scored thlrd-penod her first career hat tnck 10 Altavena capped the first 10 the first penod goals for South With HJlhary Those Ab,ent Were None South's 10-0 VIctory over penod seonng m the final South scored four straight Inger and Campbell collect- Bloomfield Hills, while mmutes of the penod goals In the second penod to 109 assIsts Qumn and Also Present Me"rs BUTge~s Clly Altomey. Solak, Clly goahes Whitney Hughes and Lmda Stanek and take command of the game Balley each scored for Port Manager, Reeslde Cl1y Clerk Brennan Director of Pubhc Service TollIver A,slslant Dmxtor of Pubhc Service Femer, Maggie O'Bnen combmed Altavena also had two McCaughey started the out- Huron 10 the final two rmn- DIrector of PublIc Safety. Jen,en, Deputy D,reclor of PuhlIc for the Blue DeVIls' third assIsts 10 the first penod, burst, then Shefferly scored utes of the game Safety. Modzm~k, CllY Controller shutout of the season while GIlbnde and Marsh on a rebound, Campbell Lauren Stanek made 23 Gllbnde started the scor- collected one apiece scorell a shorthanded goal saves to record the VlCtory Mayor Farquhar pre,uled althe Meetmg mg deluge on the first shift South's onslaught contm- and Hllhary Inger scored off for South of the game, aSSisted by ued 10 the second penod an assist from her sister The CouncIl approved the Mmute, of Ihe RegUlar Meellng Amanda Paltry and Amelia With goals from Emily held December 8 2003. a~ corrected Altavena The next South Shefferly, Sarah Parker, The Counc,l approved the Mmule, of the Clo~ed Se",on held goal was an all-freshman Amanda Palffy and Megan North wrestlers [}e{oember&. 200l as ,uhmllled production as Shaml McCaughey Entenman scored five mm- Second-penod assists The CounCil. acting a' a Zomng Board of Appeal' approved were picked up by Marsh, Ihe MlOutc~ of the Puhhl Heanng held Decemher 8 2003 as McCaughey, Stacy bring home medals ,uhmllled and further. demcd Ihe appeal of Mr & Ml'i Shcrer South of 427 Lothrop granted Ihe appeal of Joho & Carol Brooh of Campbell, Jessica Palffy, Grosse POlOte North's Creuse In the Macomb Area Gilbnde, Entenman and 294 Stephcn, From page 3C wrestlmg team had more Conference Red DIVISIon Altavena quahty than quantity at last "There were a lot of close The Council approved the fence perml1 appeal for 20'\ Moran Tony Marcotulho led A league mercy rule weekend's Dearborn matches that came down to FItzgerald With 17 pomts, allowed the teams to com- Fordson InVItational the end," Pantaleo Bald The Council alcepted the Audit for f,,"al Ycar Endmg June plete the second penod, but .0 2003. a, presented hy Ihe C,ty , Aud'i Firm of Plante & lOc1udmg 11 m the third North took eIght wrestlers The hlghhght match of South's last three goals were Moran quarter, and Lawson fin- to the tournament and all of the mght was at 189 pounds Ished WIth 16 Pennymon not officially recorded The them won medals, mdudmg It featured Gawel, who The Coune,l IOnftrmed the appomtment of Mr Mallhew had nme pomts and 11 game ended after two pen seven who finished among placed thIrd m the Macomb Tepper a, A,mtant ClIY Manager rebounds ods the top four County InVItatIOnal, and the Kyle Bruen led South South's defense, which Mike KurdZIel (112 second-place finisher from The CouncIl .cheduled a Puhhc Hearing for Monday, With 14 pomts, while Enc was led by JessIca Paltry, pounds) led the way as he L'Anse Creuse F-ebmary 9 2004 al 7 30 P m to con"der thc formal adoption MIchelle O'Donoghue, EmIly of the propoo;edAUXIliaryGeneralOTOrdmance Berschback and Andy won hiS 8E"Condtournament "Scott came away JUst shy, Wolkmg added SIX apiece Gllbnde and Stanek, of the 'lea'!On losmi( 5-0," Pantaleo said Thc Couneti approved thc tollowmg from Ihe Con,ent Nate Jones led the Blue allowed only three shots on "Mike was very domI- North's wms, all on pinS, Agenda Devlls WIth seven rebounds goal nant," 'laId coach .Ioe came from KurdZiel (112), • Appotnllnent of Mary Fllen Mooney and Sandra So how does Petrouleas South'q 9-4 Win over Port Pantaleo "He pmned three TrupIano (145), Murphy Glllc'ple to Ihe Cay, Board of Canva,.er, cach 10 thmk the MAC WhIte race IS Huron featured hat tncks by opponents and won 15-5 m (160), Stephens (171) and <;crvc a 4 year term Campbell and Shefferly • Rece,ved Ihe Put>hl 'iafcty Department Report for gomg to shape up after play . the finals" Channell (215) The VIctory kept the Blue NovcmheT 2001 and ordered 11 placed on Illc 109 the top contenders back- ThrE'l> Norqemen placed North'q JUOlor varsity to-back? DeVIls In a first-place tie qecond MIke ('7arnpckl was wrestlers also had a goad Upon proper mollon made. ,upported and lamed. Ihe Mccllng "(MIchael) Bramos IS aq With ('ranbrook KmgRwood runner-up at 130 pounds, week adjourned at 10 ()() P m good as anybody on snd Reglna DaVId Trupiano at 145 and The freshmen competed at Campbell opened the scor- ~ophomore Scott Gawel at ('anton last weekend and THr NFXT RI (,lII AR MHTINC, 01 TlH (!TY Fitzgerald, but after that, I mg With a qUick wnqt shot 189 COUNCil Will AT HII n IN Tfn. COUNCil thmk Flt7gerald mIght have freshman Dan Evola had the (HA\.fBI R'> 90 II.ERRY ROAD (,RO'>'" POINTI: the better mdlVldual talent," past goahe Knqtma Walker SpE'ncE'r Channell 1215) hest qhowmg aq he finished fARM'> MI( HI(,AN 482.6 ON ~O"[)AY f~BR1IAR'r 9 Petrouleas said The goal was set up by pallS- and Rvan StephE'nq (160) third Also pIaCini( were 2004 AT 7.0 PM THE MF:TTING 1<; PUBLIC "I don't thlOk Fitzgerald es from Marsh and WE'rE' thlrd, anll Brenden Zade Beeal, Anthony INTI RI:'>n [) PROPfRTY OWNI R~ AII,D RLSIDI:NT<; plays With the same urgency Shefferly RullSo 1135) was fourth Kanakn and Dan Scarfone ARF I"lVlTfoDTOATTEND and mtenslty as North, and Shefferly scored four mm. MIke Murphy fiOlRhed In the L'Anse Creuse James C. Farquhar, Jr. Shane L. Reeslde, I thmk BIll 300 mUATlONS WANllD 302 SIlUAIlONS WANTED 305 51lUAliONS WANTED . 400 400 700 HEtP VlANTEIl GWIRAI 202 HEl~ WANHD (lIRICAI 40b ES f AlE \AlE\ HOUII CLEANING .... IYSITTIRS CONVAIISCENT CAR! ANI IOU ES!CO LllCTillII ANTIOUES !COLllCT!lllS -~~---" FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE FULL charge bookkeep- CERTlFIEO taacher & MRS CLEAN MARINE Crty Antloue PART TIME ar for established mother seeking day- Complete Hoose Warehouse 'Michi- Irfi,';,'N BOOKS NECESSARY ARE: property management time nanny poslllOrl Cleaning gan s best anlique !/iu;uwrA,.//" Typing. Spelling. company Dulles Irl Part time deSired (313}590-1000 mall" Monday- Satur- WANTED Com puter OIl1ce Skills clude AR AP GL for 586 552 8628 We Do II Your Wayl day 108m- 5pm, Eatate Buy .... John Kmg Resume to Box 01019, mU~lple properties DOCTORATE studerlt You II Love My SeMCB Sunday 12- 5p m 105 International 313"961- ~:~~:u/~In~ed~~~ :,:~ r:~, ~n~nng :~~~ ~~~m(3~t3fa:: _CU_nty_(_3_13_)_885_-08_77_S~e~:~~hor~~::fi $rstl,OOOI&I stmon(586th)nPI~ ST,;,;~r ;':;, 3a=~ -s-;-5~-I~-~2_~-h222-0-re-:-9-M-lleI- upper lIVIng room room sunroom arr, 0181 CADIEUX! Mack, Blue- apartment Heat. wa. a W" ances, central al1,' , dmlng room stove & appliances, base------hili, 1 bedroom, axtra tar, electnc Included 2259. (586)899-8380 hardwood fioors Harper Remodeled refngerator Included ment garage H:;OURT'2 ~deb; large, qUIet area, $4001 month 761 Chalmers Large 4 $915 (313)885-0197 =es ~~:~~';' separate basement (313)882.2772 room, a laundry facIIJlles (313)885-08n bedroom house ST. Cia" Shores 2 bed. storage $700 Shown townhouse l.IIIlng $485 (313)882-4132 UPPER aSCI I $1,0001 month Very room, 2 car Comer/ b N room wrth fireplace, -----___ "at tar 714 LIVING aUARHftS y apPOIntment, ew new krtchen $1,250 CHALMERSI Waveney Shores, ' Grosse cleanl (313)822-4514 fenced double lot TO SHAft£ Clam Investment Co, 313-884-0501 apartment qUIet Sa- Pomte Crty, close to CADIEUX, Kelly, 2 or 3 $700 (586)294-4854 ROOMMATE needed- _(_31_3_)8_84_'68_6_1___ -K1-N-G-S-V-I-L-LE-,--H-a-rpe-r~~~~~ besdecr~ntyDeed;' hospital The apart- bedrooms, 1 1/2 -S-T-.-C-la-Ir-S-ho-re-s-,-2-bed-- ~g:~~ 1~I~en~~~~_ 128 MUir, 2 bedroom, 2 Woods 1/2 bedroom ment IS bnght, spa- baths, garage, $550- room, garage, new Ia 3 bed filII bath townhouse - POSit $450 313-516- C40USwrth tall ceilings, $n5 (313)882-4132 WIndows, stove, refng- ny rge room Completely renovat- apartments New ap- 5059 1M bed upper In qUIet neigh- d $780 313-5 (). 894 Neff- two bedroom pllances washer, dry- ----____ ng room, room, -C-A-D1-E-U-X/-M--k-3-"---' erator $750, $750/ borhood Looking for e 1 lower $925 Appllan- er No pets 313-881. EAST English Village, 2 dlnrng room krtchen & ac, .,.,.,. deposrt (586)415- female studenl! pro- 0579 ces, laundry, central 9313 bedroom upper/ low- large closets All utlllt. ~~~~~. sectJ~~ 8276 fesSJonal that likes 1333 Somerset, 2 air, fireplace, sun. ------er $700 $8001 les Included $7501 ST Cia Sh 3 bed cats Garage, fire- bed- room, garage, neWly LAKEPOINTE. 1377 2 month Rent to buyl month Call (313)647- month (313)885-oan • Ir ores • room upper, beautltul decorated (313)886- bedroom, no pets/ (313)886-3164 0226 -______MOROSS & Ha""'r fencedroom yard,bungalow". __' place,laundry basementUbllbes wrthIn- od '" 8510 smokrng $625 Call '...... custom wo we", Att 1.1 B rty ~ flM area, 2 bedroom, 1 mant, appliances 9 cluded Must be a custom oak kJtchen 914 Beaconsfield 2 omey c rea , lll.tlIt".2 ~ bath no pets $700/ Mile! Greater Mack non- smoker $425/ new carpet & paint All bedroom apartment (313)823-2378 !IlIt. 1259 Waybum, Grosse month pillS utllrtles, 1 area $985/ month month plus utllJlles appliances, garage Appliances $6251 LARGE 2 bedroom up- reilr POInte schools 3 bed. 1/2 months secunty (586)488-9986 Contact Maya at No smoking! pets month heal & waler per, Waybum off room, 2 car garage, 2 313-881-2689 (313)282-3374 $775 plus utilities Induded Plus secun. street par1 7160FFICI/COMMIRCIAI 7I60FFICI/COMMIRCIAl 716 OFFICI/COMMERCIAL 116 OffiCI/COMMERCIAL 121 VACATION RINTAlS In VACATION RENIAl~ 123 VACATION RINTAlS 123 \ ACATION RElll Al S f~tfltf ~ "Ot tUHf ~ , row WfltT rot wrlrr . nowln . OUrOrllAH .- MICHIGAN MICHIGAN 3 room sude or rooms COLONIAL Easl 9 Mile G,OS&e Pointe INDIVIDUAL profesSIO- FIRST class golf condol SANIBEL Island- Blind HARBOR Spnngs- 3 separately Including & Harper 1SO sq 11 Woods nal offlC8s and sudes, Beaut"ul new. qUiet. Path 2 bedroom. 2 HARBOR SPRINGSI bedroom condo fIre- Wading room. parking Including all ulJldles 5 OffIC8 space for lease beeUbfully decoraled large pool tenniS, bath 2nd floor Large PETOSKEY place mlnutes 10 ski- plentiful. $225 & up In- day Jandor Near ex- Whole sude and by Perlmutter Fne- close to Ft Myers and deluxe condo, close to Winter Sports Ing shopping cluding uttllttes pressway Reasona mdlvldual offlC8S wald convemently l0- sanibel beaches beach call after 7pm Hideaway- (313)8854142 Shores Office Village. ble (586)n8-0120 cated at 10 Mile near Weekly $800 or for weekly rates minutes from 8<>yna Starflng at $375/ month. LAKE -----etiarlevolx, 3 25801 Harper 1-94 I! you are Inter- Highlands and Nubs Fisher Mews Includes utilities monthly- $2.900 Call ~13)882-8274 bedroom condo Near (586)771.7587 ested In premium (248)608 9908 I ' Not> ski rasorts With '377 Fisher Road. 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Information free ful Must be 18 York your new product Idea call Now htnng 20041 U1Ct or selVlC8 to ap- 11ii11 Free Informal1on EARN $1 ,000- $3.500 JObs- announcement PIANO and gudar In. shire Food Mari Letters------_ OUR REPRESENTATIVES HAVE From pageGA cede the preSidentIal elec- CongratulaatlOns to our t ..on to u,J1J J~\'Vl,..e OU! MADE MICHIGAN1 CANADA'S OUT HOUSE tenn Bu...,h WilleO:>~filor:::>cenewnter energies to retammg Senate Their VIews are so far Rosemary Flanagan seats as a firewall agamst from mamstream that more Grosse Pointe Woods JudICIal extremIsm whIch HI than forty Senators have could IdSt for decades CANADA GAVE us ""e"'CAN resisted appomtmg them William D. Hodgman Take alcohol GOY. G. AND JU8T TMYNC' (whIle confinnmg VIrtually Anec"mro Grosse Pointe Park KEUlONGMNO all of PreSIdent Bush's other use seriously "",,C. TOeon Judicial nommees) To the Editor: We need moderate VOIces Praise I have been an adnurer of IIICHIOAJI KEEN CANADA ~ on our courts Extreme con- the reportmg and features SMROIIENTAL MFE ~ servatives (e g, those m the for Ruth Cain m the Grosse Pomte News Fourth CIrcuit Court of To the Editor: SInce mOVInghere m 1990 Appeals m RIChmond) and Three cheers for Ruth However, there has been one extreme hberals (e g, those Cam, who actually put m aspect of your paper wruch on the Nmth Clrewt Court words what a lot of mtelle- has concerned me and which gent semors were thlnktng ofAppeals m San FranCISco) now leads me to wnte l» about the shameful wreak havoc WIth theIr In my 30 years of serVIng MedIcare bIll (Dec 11, 8& IIICHHJAN'8 10 N)OT E!ARTH WORIII aberratIonal deelslOns chIldren and fanllhes I have ~O" "DISIllUSIonment") seen the devastatmg effeets lEI! MtCHIGNf8 FlUT • LEQGID ANIMAU PE11ING zoo. Smce AI Crllredidn't have I reacted as she dId to the of alcohol and drug use the good taste or Judgment latest maIhng from the WhIle our attitude about "'0" ,nremNC TMlNC'TOeo"" to support hIS own mam. AARP Here's to electmg alcohol use IS slowly chang. Submitted by J.P. West of Groase Pointe Park stream runnmg mate, Ruth Cmn preSIdent of the mg, we contmue to be rather Senator Joe Lieberman, I Independent Chapter of the cavaher about Its use and In your newspaper I beheve thmk we Democrats lfllght AARP, or of the "Let's abuse "1Jghts out" about a 23-year- and a senous pubhc health be WIse to VIew the 2004 often nunmuze the very real Boycott the AARP By I have talked WIth count- old Farms man dnvmg problem, even m our com- election as a repnse of Refusmg to Pay Our 2004 less parents who explam problem we have With alco- whIle drunk In Ius car WIth mumty I would ask the edI- NIXon vs McGovern, con- Dues Chapter" thelr chIldren's alcohol use hol use by the cluldren and the headlIghts out WIth the dismISSive that adults m our commurnty And, the banner "Dead tor ofyour fine newspaper to they drank when they were Some banners from the drunk" about the 21-year- examme such descnptlOns of Public Safety Reports on FY1----- kIds and turned out Just old Shores man arrested for senous and often deadly fine Dee 4 are IllustratIve "1bo drmkmg and dnvmg These From page 7A fnend boozed up," about a 15-year. behaVIor Well. mdeed, many have are senous events and BIelat IS co-author of old gIrl recovenng from alco- Mike Horwitz "Spartan Football 100 turned out fine But, many potentially tragtc for those No tips others haven't hol polSonmg Executive Director Seasons of GndIron Glory" mvolved I've had no bps on the The Pubhc Safety Reports Children's Home of whereabouts of David L. and IS a color analyst at Another banner read Alcohol abuse is epidellllc Detroit Morrison, who It IS MSU football games believed graduated from a Grosse Pomte High School Footnote Acetone ignites basement fire in Woods m the mld-1950s, Jomed the By Bonnie Caprara AIr Force and later went to Presumably MIchigan "It flashed over qwckly," vent a totaIloss ~ State's recent dIsmal perfor- Staff Wnler second floor Lafer dId not MIchIgan State and would saId Corporal James Lafer, The fire traveled inside a mance at the Alamo Bowl Grosse POInte Woods reSI. know the finanCIal cost of be 67 or 68 now the Woods' fire mspector wall and through a duct won't make the next edItion dents Jerry Gadette and the damage An old fnend from "Acetone IS hIghly flamma. "Our guys found the fire of BIelat's book The Janet Peppler now have a Also, two cats hIdmg m Momson's AIr Force serVIce ble and there was a great and stuck a nozzle down the Spartans ran their mouths bigger basement remodelmg the fanuly room were saved days at Norton Au Force deal of paper under the wall," Lafer said "They dId rather than the football m proJeet than they antlClpat. by firefighters Base m San Bernardmo, basement staIrs," a great Job m knockmg out Callf, IStrymg to renew rus the 17-3 loss to Nebraska, ed embarrassmg themselves, The fnend rounded up two the fire" Peppler, who owns an acquamtance The Gadette-Peppler c1eanmg ladIes, took them Coach John L Sllllth and Firefighters from the IDsurance agency, the Momson, a Jazz enthUSI- house In the 1600 block of out of the house, and then Woods and Grosse Pomte ast, mIght have gone to MSU alums TheIr motto for Oxford caught fire around Peppler Agency, said, "With 2004 should be "Forget the flagged down a passmg Farms and Grosse Pomte school WIth or may have 10 a m on Thursday, Jan 8, 5,000 chents, I go through Alamo" motonst to call the pubhc Shores fought the fire for been a cousm of Larry after a family fnend trus every day Tlus IS the safety department about two hours and kept a first bme rve been through Bielat, who played quarter. knocked over a contaIner of The pubhc safety depart- back for Mlcrugan State dur- Ben Burns of the CIty of SpeCIal watch on the house trus myself" 18 acetone, wluch he was usmg ment was alerted by the mg that penod If you know Grosse Pomte a professor through the rest of the day m the journall.Sm program to remove glue from the house's alarm system and follOWIngrnght anytrung about the mlssmg basement floor The acetone Pubhc Safety DIrector Momson drop me an e.mml, at Wayne State Umverslty "ThIS was a case when Most of the fire damage MIchael Makowski added He can be reached at was then Igntted by an and I'll hnk him up WIth tIme was of the essence," was confined to the base. 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