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Complete news coverage of all the Pointes Detroit/Park border work q u e stio n e d By Kathy Ryan resident told the council. StaffWriter “It is important for us to be inclusive, not exclu­ GROSSE POINTE sive.” PARK — It was standing At issue is the con­ room only Monday night struction at Wayburn and as supporters and oppo­ Kercheval of a traffic cir­ nents of the new design cle that closes Kercheval for Kercheval involving from traffic access from market sheds and a traf­ Detroit, while routing fic roundabout told city traffic through an alley in officials exactly what order to leave or enter they thought of the proj­ Grosse Pointe Park. Perfect day ect. While the design of the About 75 people street was questioned, crowded into the council the larger issue for many Sidewalk sales took place on chambers, with many was the placement by the Kercheval in the Village, City of questioning the Park’s city of large sheds at the Grosse Pointe last weekend. At motive in closing off roundabout that will be right, Julie Andreae of Grosse K erc h ev al just steps used for the city’s West Pointe Park and Jennifer Landin of away from its border Park Farmer’s Market. Grosse Pointe Farms check out with Detroit. The sheds, which resem­ home decorating books and cut “Building walls does ble small barns, appear fabric on sale at the Calico table not help solve problems during the sale. Below, Kyle with neighbors,” a Park See PARK, page 8A Thornton with Sidestreet Diner and Sweet Little Sheila’s Pastry & Cake Shop, offers samples of pasta salad to Wendy Arnold and Joann F r u e h a u f s Long.

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GROSSE POINTE University Liggett School FARMS — University is a positive and encour­ Liggett School alumni H. aging voice.” Richard Fruehauf Jr., The Fruehaufs’ com­ PHOTOS BY RENEE LANDUYT (Class of 1948, Detroit mitment and donationsto University School) and the school has spanned Janet Fruehauf, (Ligget several generations. In Class of 1950), recently addition to the Fruehaufs donated a $1 million gift being alumni of the in support of the school’s school’s predecessor Sure Foundations capital schools, all five Fruehauf campaign. children attended ULS. “We feel very fortunate The Fruehaufs are par­ to be part of the ents and grandparents of University Liggett School University Liggett School community and are hon­ alumni, and the grand­ ored to contribute to the parents of current stu­ continued success of stu­ dents. They have both dents attending our fine served on the school’s school,” H. Richard board of trustees. Fruehauf Jr. said. University L ig g e tt “Considering all of the School is in the first influences and pressures phase of a two-phase ath- affecting the lives of our yo u n g people today, See ULS, page 2A Road bond for Woods voters Scam targets seniors

By Kathy Ryan using a band aid approach for cost the city more, as it will By Brad Lindberg before 4:30 p.m. Friday, July StaffWriter years in repairing the roads face increased costs for labor Staff Writer 25. when, as one official said, and materials. The cost to con­ She wants her victory to be GROSSE POINTE WOODS “M ajor surgery was required.” struct a mile of road is $1.4 GROSSE POINTE FARMS — an object lesson. — Voters will be asked next Declining tax revenues, caused million. A con man with a scheme to “(She) hoped the local week to approve $10 million in by a drop in property values, If the bond millage is scam an 86-year-old Grosse newspapers would report the road bonds to finance the first forced the city to put a freeze approved, work will begin on Pointe Farms woman out of attempted phone fra u d so major road repair and con­ on major construction proj­ seven miles of roads desig­ $450 lost his cool during a other senior citizens would struction projects in several ects. But after the damage nated as being in need of telephone call when she and not fall victim,” Finn said. years. brought on by the severity of immediate repair by the city’s her friend let it slip they were Anonymous callers from If approved, a maximum the past winter, city officials engineer and roads in proxim ­ kidding a kidder. unlisted telephone numbers rate of 2.18 mils could be lev­ knew they could not put off ity to those identified as imme­ “The unknown caller were pestering the woman ied, but the estimated 2015 major road construction proj­ diate, which may result in appeared to realize they recently about winning a rate would be .3555 mils, ects. discounted construction costs. caught on to the attempted prize. amounting to an annual tax There has been no major Woods voters turned down a fraud and went on a tirade of To collect, she had to buy a increase of $136 on a house road construction in the Woods millage request for road repair vulgarity,” according to $450 prepaid credit card from w ith a taxable v alu e of since 2009, and city officials in 2012. Grosse Pointe Farms Officer the local outlet of a nation- $100,000. also contend that putting off Polls are open Tuesday, Aug. Vince Finn, responding to the City officials will admit to road construction work will 5, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. woman’s complaint shortly See SCAM, page 2A

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NEWS Code says noxious obnoxious Name By Brad Lindberg says it all StaffWriter

CITY OF GROSSE POINTE — By Brad Lindberg Ordinances against weeds are a prickly StaffWriter issue with a resident trying to make his ornamental landscape one with nature. GROSSE POINTE SHORES — “It’s time to rethink what we consider There’s something in a name, af­ noxious and what we wish to encourage ter all. as part of the landscape around us,” said The Fun Committee was hav­ Bill Rapai, of the City of Grosse Pointe. PHOTOS BY BRAD LINDBERG ing a hard time attracting mem­ Rapai also is president of Grosse Native plants ring a redbud tree. Above, bers because people didn’t like Pointe Audubon. bee balm lures its namesake to the natu­ the name. He replaced a dead elm tree in his ral garden. “What can you say? We front lawn with a redbud surrounded by changed it to the ‘Events roughly 10 square feet of assorted native reads. “More and better fruits, seeds, “What’s the use of having a native Committee,”’ said Grosse Pointe plants that attract pollinating insects. nuts, vegetables, cooking oil, coffee, cot­ wildflower that grows 18 inches tall if Shores Councilwoman Kay Felt, “Pollinators are disappearing all across ton and the alfalfa that cows eat to make you have to cut it off to 10 inches?” Rapai committee chair. North America,” Rapai said. “I thought, beef and dairy products are the result of said. It worked. ‘What the heck, I’m going to plant some pollination by bees.” He wants the ordinance updated to A recent meeting was fruitful, native, pollinating plants to do my teeny, “Without pollinators, we wouldn’t have reflect current environmental concerns. according to M a y o r Ted tiny, little thing for insects.’” things like oranges or tomatoes or any “Weeds in the city code, like poison ivy Kedzierski. In Rapai’s garden, bees busy them­ number of plants that are part of our reg­ and poison sumac, make sense for obvi­ “They’re really energized,” he selves among the scarlet, tubular blooms ular diet,” Rapai said. ous reasons,” Rapai said. “In the mean­ said. of bee balm; butterflies flit above faded Natural gardens aren’t for everyone. time, you have invasive plants in Grosse “O ur goal is to provide more pink coneflower petals. “I received a complaint about weeds in Pointe — garlic mustard — that are hav­ entertainment for families in He has spiderwort, turtlehead and two his front lawn,” said Frank Schulte, City ing a large impact on the North American the village and to make this a types of milkweed. of Grosse Pointe ordinance officer. “I landscape. Those are things that should happy place to live,” Felt said. “The monarch butterfly lays its eggs on never wrote him a citation. I put a (note) be considered noxious.” Members proposed about 16 a milkweed plant,” Rapai said. “The on his door and we had a conversation. City code defines the following as nox­ events, including bingo games young caterpillar eats leaves of the milk­ He trimmed up around the milkweed. ious weeds: at city hall, Kedzierski said. weed and develops into the adult. The complainant said it looks a lot bet­ ♦ Canada thistle (Circium arvense), A fishing derby for Shores Because juices inside a milkweed plant ter.” ♦ dodders (any species of Cuscuta), residents at Osius Park is 8 to 10 are poisonous, it makes the adult butter­ “To the city’s credit, it was looking a ♦ mustards (charlock, black mustard a.m. Saturday, July 26. fly poisonous to anything that would try little ratty when Frank stopped by,” and Indian mustard, Other events are: to eat it. It’s sort of a natural defense Rapai said. “I have tons of respect for ♦ species of Brassica or Sinapis, wild ♦ tennis tournament, the mechanism.” Frank. He’s interpreting the city code as carrot (Daucus carota), morning of Sept. 7. A shy rabbit lives hidden within the it reads.” ♦ bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis), ♦ chess tournament Sept. 21, native garden’s groundcover and Chapter 82 of city ordinances outlaws ♦ perennial sowthistle (Sonchus arven­ at the pavilion and splashes of native grasses. some noxious weeds and outlines how to sis), ♦ boys and girls beach volley­ “Later this fall, I’ll have turtlehead handle the rest. ♦ hoary alyssum (Berteroa incana), ball against Grosse Pointe Park come into bloom,” Rapai said. “All noxious weeds, wild brush or grass ♦ ragweed (ambrosia elatior), at a date to be announced. Pollinators are no joke. which are of a height of six inches or ♦ poison ivy (rhus toxicodendron), “We’re planning after the One of the horticulture demonstration more growing or lying upon any prop­ ♦ poison sumac (toxicodendron ver- event to grill some hot dogs and gardens at Michigan State University is erty in the city are declared to be a public nix), hamburgers,” Kedzierski said. for pollinating plants. nuisance,” according to Section 82-27. ♦ dock weeds (Rumex crespus) or “It will be a nice way for teenag­ “One in every three bites of food we eat The six-inch height limit cramps the ♦ other plants the city council consid­ ers to meet one another in the are made possible by bees,” a display style of many wild plants. ers a public nuisance. community.”

c o m p lex adjacent to improvements. School provides a firm can’t do anything to ULS: McCann Ice Arena. The “We would encourage foundation for students, SCAM: you, either, because first phase of the project all those whose lives have and this important invest­ th e y ’re in Jam aica.” Continued from page 1A involves realigning and been touched by ment in the campus and Continued from page 1A A w o m an of the rebuilding the existing University Liggett School community is most wor­ F arm s resident’s age athletic fields; the second to support the campus, thy of all of our support.” wide pharmacy, the spent her formative letics project culminating phase includes the athlet­ activities and students as In recognition of their male caller told her. years d u rin g a time with the construction of a ics complex as w ell as a they strive toward greater gift, the gymnasium in If she called him back when receiving a tele­ state-of-the-art athletics series of streetscape goals,” Janet Fruehauf the school’s new athletics and told him the credit phone call was a special said. complex w ill be named in account number, he’d event, an almost magi­ “The University Liggett the Fruehaufs’ honor. send her a stub for a cal connection between prize and the chance to people otherwise sepa­ win $500,000. rated by days of travel, Detectives are trying most likely by steam- GrossePointe CALCULUS FOUNDATION SYSTEMS to trace the calls. powered passenger CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Foundation or Walls “The num bers always train. That Are Sinking, went back to Jamaica,” A phone call was a Cracked Or Bowing? Lt. Detective R ic h a rd b ig deal, something Dine. Shop. Play. Live! Rosati said. taken seriously with its Although there’s little own set of manners. Visit our Community Calendar! local law enforcement Shysters play on that can do to fight offshore imprinted respect. www.grossepointechamber.com p h o n e scammers, the “They target old peo­ ~ Serving the Grosse Pointes & St. Clair Shores since 1987 same goes for the call­ ple, almost exclusively,” ers, who often try to Rosati said. “One rea­ C all 1-888-SINKINQ(746-5464) Follow the Chamber on Facebook and Twitter! BBB fortify their demands son, I think, is that old www.calculu8foundatlon8.com with intimidation and people trust authority. threats. That’s how they were “They’ll play on fear,” brought up. Young peo­ Rosati said. “But, just p le tend to question like we can’t do any­ authority. They don’t thing to them because like being told what to Experience THE they’re in Jamaica, they do.” Fraternal Order of Police Grosse Pointe Lodge #102 Excellence 2014 ANNUAL CORN ROAST

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Retired Grosse Pointe Park Public Safety Officer Keith Andersen was involved in a roll over accident on June 21,2014 where he suffered a broken neck (in 2 spots). As of now, Keith has no movement in the lower half of his body. Tuesday August 5,2014 5:30-9:30 pm Pier Park String Serenade Grosse Pointe Farms 350 Lakeshore Rd. Monday, August 4 7:00 p.m. Grosse Pointe Farms, Ml 48236 (Morass and Lakeshore) Assistant Concertmaster Hai-Xin-Wu leads a string ensemble in DONATION $10.00 w o rk s b y Bach, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Brahms.

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By Kathy Ryan need for the special wait to begin road repairs StaffWriter assessment, not to men­ until tax dollars are gen­ tion the severe winter erated through increased GROSSE P O IN T E that took a toll on local property tax values that PARK — Voters will be roads. even those streets identi­ asked n e x t week to The money will be fied as needing just pre­ approve a five year, 1.75 used in three phases to ventative work w ill mil special assessment reconstruct or repave require even more which, if passed, will be most of the Park’s 26 expensive work when designated for road miles of road. An engi­ the money is available. repair that could begin neering study of the City treasurer Jane as early as September. streets has already been Blahut said that if state For a Park homeowner, completed. Streets revenue sharing is re­ with a home valued at requiring complete instated, th e m o n ey $200,000 with a taxable reconstruction, includ­ returned to the Park by value of $100,000, the in g Audubon and the state will be applied new assessment w ill Buckingham, will be to road repair, and the amount to $175 per year. done as part of phase millage rate applied to City officials urge resi­ one, while phase two w ill homeowners would be Above, a branch was dents to approve the commence in 2015 and adjusted. dropped during storms millage, which will raise w ill involve streets A map showing plans Sunday near Washington $5 million over the next requiring structural for the three phases of and Kercheval, City of five years. Officials have improvements. Phase w o rk is available on the Grosse Pointe. At right, cited a reduction in prop­ three will focus on roads Park’s website, grossep- lights were out at the cor­ erty tax revenue that requiring preventative ointepark.org. ner of Cadieux and seriously impacted funds work. The polls will be open Waterloo on the City/Park for capital improvements Park officials believe on Tuesday, Aug. 5 from border. as the reason behind the that if the city is forced to 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

PHOTOS BY RENEE LANDUYT Police clear Farms apartment By Brad Lindberg Paraphernalia included bite, according to the StaffWriter a crack pipe on the floor files. Paper object of ire next to the sink. T w o n e ig h b o rs GROSSE POINTE “In all, seven hypoder­ prompted investigation By Kathy Ryan entertainment venues out counter, where it FARMS — Patrolmen try­ mic needles were confis­ of the apartment. StaffWriter from the publication, must be requested and ing to verify reports of cated from the bathroom They reported two Theokis told her to put it can only be distributed squatters in an unfur­ floor,” Colombo said. “disheveled” females GROSSE POINTE away. to those over 18 years of nished, second-floor A handbag contained coming and going from PARK — Opponents of “Y o u ’ve made y o u r age. apartment of the Frank more needles. the upstairs apartment the Metro Times and its point,” he told her. That action by the Weir Plumbing ware­ “She admits having an during the last two advertising policies Demir and another library drew criticism house on Kercheval eight-pack-per-day her­ months. brought their fight to the Park resident, Andrea from Demir and Lavigne above Moross faced an oin habit and she has Colombo called the city council Monday L a v ig n e , have taken at a recent library board infected female heroin MRSA, a highly conta­ property owner, a former night, along with visual their concerns over the meeting, who contended addict standing near lit­ gious disease,” said Lt. City of Grosse Pointe res­ aids to help educate the ads to the City of Grosse the library’s policy of tered hypodermic nee­ Detective Richard Rosati. ident living on Detroit’s council as to what they Pointe and the Grosse placing the Metro Times dles and urinating on her­ She’s wanted by 36th eastside, to the scene. find objectionable in the Pointe Public Library. behind the counter was self. District Court for a nar­ “ (H e ) stated he is ads. Their goal is to have pub­ not being enforced at the “I’m allowed to be cotics violation and aware of the drug use in Reading from a pre­ lic entities stop distribut­ Ewald branch in Grosse here,” she said, accord­ entering property with­ the apartment by (the pared statement, Park ing the Metro Times, Pointe Park. in g to Officer K eith out permission, police women),” Colombo said. resident Sara Demir told which is free and readily “Having this smut out Colombo of the Grosse said. “(He) stated he would the council that the ads available to minors. in the open is not right Pointe Farms public Farms officers took her clean up the inside and she finds objectionable The pair asked Park for our community,” safety department. into custody on drug secure the door.” are graphically obscene, p u b lic safety d ire cto r Demir told the Library The woman, 32, of charges. “He allowed women to degrading to women and David Hiller to enforce board. Detroit, bid Colombo and Instead of holding her use heroin in that apart­ a form of hate speech. local n u isa n ce ordi­ But even as they take three fellow officers for arraignment, they m ent,” Rosati said. “M y fam ily is harassed nances, specifically the their concerns to local through the open back drove her to a rehab cen­ “He’s going to be writ­ over these graphic section that bans the dis­ p o lic e agencies, the door of the flat in the 300 ter in Detroit pending ten up for operating a descriptions and the pic­ tribution of sexually Park’s city a tto rn ey , block of Kercheval at issuance of an out-of- dope house if they’re tures in these ads,” she explicit materials. They Dennis Levasseur said 10:01 p.m. Friday, July custody warrant from the seen there again.” told the council. contend the Metro Times that cities can’t ban a 25. Wayne County Rosati doubts the land­ But when she started distributes the paper publication just because “(She) stated her boy­ Prosecutor’s Office. lord’s account of merely to read actual content of through at least two someone doesn’t like it, friend owns the apart­ “She won’t be charged trying to help the down- the ads to the council, boxes in the Park, and and also noted that cities ment and he allows her for about a month,” and-out. including a four-letter demand that Park order don’t have the resources and her friend (a female Rosati said. “(The 32-year-old word mayor pro tern the boxes removed. to fight a First parole absconder in her Her female friend, of woman) said he drives Greg Theokis found City and library offi­ Amendment battle. early 20s) to stay at the unlisted permanent her to the dope house,” objectionable, he cials contend that the “This is something that apartment periodically,” address, appears in Rosati said. brought the gavel down M etro Times is protected needs to be fought at the Colombo said. “(I) Michigan Department of Police are monitoring on her presentation. by the First Amendment, state and federal level,” observed open sores and Corrections files as a the property because “You’re out of order,” and to ban the publica­ he said. needle track marks cov­ parole absconder wanted crime often accompanies Theokis told D e m ir. tion would constitute But Lavigne disagrees. ering both arms. (She) for home invasion, sec­ drug users. “There are children in censorship. The library “This issue goes to did admit to using heroin ond degree. “They have to steal the room .” has taken steps to con­ conduct, not speech,” one hour before (our) Her right ankle has a because they can’t get a When Demir held up a trol distribution of the she said, “which is cov­ arrival.” Rosary tattoo. Her left job and they can’t afford poster containing sev­ paper by removing it ered under nuisance A gray foam mattress leg is scarred from a dog their habit,” Rosati said. eral of the ads promoting from the general reading ordinances.” on the bathroom floor escort services and adult area to the library check- Lavigne said she and passed as furniture. Demir will be continue “Officers observed their efforts to have the dozens of hypodermic Metro Times banned needles scattered New cruiser from the Grosse Pointes throughout the bathroom by addressing city coun­ and bedroom floors,” cils and demanding local Colombo said. By Brad Lindberg its service life and due for nuisance ordinances be The mattress lay atop StaffWriter disposal at whatever enforced. “multiple” baggies of price is had for a wom out Management of the heroin weighing a com­ CITY OF GROSSE warhorse ridden hard Metro Times declined bined .4 grams, police POINTE — It wasn’t a big and put away wet. comment at press time. said. financial hit last month “It was a spare vehicle, when a public safety offi­ our old K-9 vehicle,” said cer crashed a cruiser. Stephen Poloni, City of JULY PANAMERA 4 The four-year-old Ford Grosse Pointe public Crown Victoria patrol LEASE SPECIAL! vehicle was at the end of See NEW, page 4A The Week Ahead

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4A I POINTER OF INTEREST P a r k r e s id e n t o n Director earns merit bonus By Brad Lindberg the job three years ago. a s p e c ia l m is s io n Staff Writer “Last year, in exchange for extending the term By Elizabeth Sweeney out any complaints. I am CITY OF GROSSE until November 2017, Special Writer so proud of him and his POINTE — The public Poloni agreed to accept optimistic attitude. I look safety director is getting the same compensation Most people celebrate up to him as a role model. a m erit bonus. terms of his original con­ their birthdays by going I know that Parkinson’s H is $2,000 bonus tract for the entire length out to dinner or gathering disease affects so many equals 2.6 percent of his of the agreement,” Dame with close friends and families across Michigan contracted $75,000 said. family, but Dr. Kyle and the United States. annual pay. Poloni is the retired Martin of Grosse Pointe This trip is in honor of The one-time bonus public safety director in Park celebrated his in a those that battle against rewards Director Grosse Pointe Shores. completely different way. Parkinson’s each and Stephen Poloni for His legacy package Known as “The Mitten every day.” “exceptional service from the Shores pro­ Ride” on his fundraising The 250 mile trip took over the past year,” said vides benefits not needed page, Martin biked from Martin about 15 hours to Peter Dame, manager of from his current Muskegon to Detroit complete, and his parents the City of Grosse Pointe. employer. Saturday, July 26. and girlfriend followed “We appreciate the “The director does not The trip was not only to him across the state while hard w o rk you’re doing,” participate in the city’s mark his 31st birthday, he rode; his dad biked Councilman Andrew healthcare plan, its gen­ but to raise funds for along side him for the last Turnbull told Poloni this eral pension or retiree Parkinson’s disease mile. week. “You’re doing a healthcare plan,” Dame research through the Martin chose to fund­ great job contributing said. “This agreement Michael J. Fox Foundation raise through the Michael and helping enforce­ has reduced the city’s to honor his father, Deni J. F o x Foundation ment in the community.” costs by approximately Martin, who was born because of its commit­ “I thank the council for $25,000 annually and and raised in Grosse ment to donating to its support,” Poloni said. reduces future liabili­ Pointe Park and now Parkinson’s research. He was contracted to ties.” lives in Livonia with his “The M ich a el J. Fox Dr. Kyle M artin in past rides. wife, Lori. Foundation is a nonprofit “My father was my that donates the vast w ith Parkinson’s disease primary care clinic that main motivation for this majority of their funds at an early age. I admire he and another doctor Moves pays off whole idea,” Martin said toward Parkinson’s Michael J. Fox’s optimis­ opened in Haiti. He also in an e-mail. “He has bat­ research,” Martin said. tic attitude and see the enjoys running, reading, By Brad Lindberg peak demand. tled Parkinson’s disease “Like my father, Michael same attitude in my painting and gardening. StaffWriter “You can w a te r any­ for the past 10 years with­ J. Fox was diagnosed father. It is something While Martin doesn’t time except between 4 that I admire.” have any other fundrais­ GROSSE POINTE and 9 a.m.,” Smith said. M artin is an emergency ing projects in the works SHORES — The decision “The problem with our physician at Henry Ford right now, he has thought to go the healthy route peak hour is early in the Macomb Hospital in about future opportuni­ and use fresh water at the morning when everybody Clinton Township and ties. splashpad is paying off. turns their sprinklers went to the Michigan “I have considered sev­ “Most of the kids over on.” State University College eral other events such as there have their mouths Back at the park, of Osteopathic Medicine running across the state open,” said Brett Smith, Councilman Robert for medical school. He of Michigan or running Grosse Pointe Shores Barrette, chairman of the received his master’s across Haiti to raise funds public works director. Park and Harbor degrees in public health for projects in each of The pad at Osius Park Committee, requested an and bioethics from the these respective areas,” opened seven weeks ago. engineering review of the Michigan State University M artin said. Water bills so far total tennis courts. College of Human Martin raised $1,280 of $1,800, “w hich is w ell Courts were painted Medicine. his $3,100 goal by the day within our budget,” last year, but none have M artin has been biking of the ride, but he is still Smith said. “We’ve had a been completely refur­ for several years; in 2011, accepting donations. The lot of positive com­ bished for two decades. he b ik e d across the Mitten Ride is a Team ments.” “They are deteriorating United States from Los Fox event and the page He cautioned residents, rapidly, especially the No. Angeles to Charleston, c an be found at however, to help avoid 4 court, which is not used S.C. to raise money for a michaeljfox.org. big price increases from at all,” Barrette said. the Detroit Water and “We’ll report at the next Sewerage Department by council meeting (7 p.m. not watering lawns dur­ Tuesday, Aug. 18) the sta­ Grosse Pointe News ing the morning period of tus of that court.” ENJOY YOUR SUMMER USPS 230-400

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O U R VIEW Vote Aug. 5 A couple items make this primary election inter­ esting. The Wayne County-wide school enhancement millage is not a good deal for the students of Grosse Pointe’s schools. A letter on this page from Joan Dindoffer is a good explanation of the ballot issue. Another twist in this primary is the race for 2nd District state representative. Grosse Pointe Park can­ didate Andrew Casazza is pushing for Republicans to crossover in the primary to give representation of the district back to the Pointes. In District 1, Paul Filmore of Grosse Pointe Woods and Michael Koester of the Woods are vying for incumbent Brian Banks’ spot. need. proposal on our commu­ Issues on the ballot in this election include: We’ve recently added nity’s taxpayers, and City of Grosse Pointe new doctors to our team must be wise stewards of State Senator who specialize in ear, their tax dollars. Republican - Mark Ashley Price L e t t e r s nose and throat, as well A county-wide millage Democrat - Georgia Lemmons, Taras P. Nykoriak, as orthopedics, expanded would be collected from John Olumba, Bert Johnson The Grosse Pointe News welcomes your letters to the and remodeled our infu­ all communities in Wayne Representative in State Legislature, 2nd District editor. All letters should be typed, double-spaced, sion and chemotherapy County based on property Republican - Daniel J. Lamar (Detroit) signed and limited to 250 words. Longer letters may be center and created a values, but will be redis­ Democrat - Alberta Tinsley Talabi (Detroit), edited for length and all letters may be edited for con­ state-of-the-art center for tributed on a per pupil Andrew Casazza (Grosse Pointe Park), Bill Miller tent. We reserve the right to refuse any letter. Include a outpatient rehabilitation. allocation. (Detroit) daytime phone number for verification or questions. Marianne Langlois, the It is projected to yield a County Executive The deadline for letters is 3 p.m. Monday. administrator of Cottage 63 percent or less return Republican-Fred A. Bolden (Detroit), John Dalton Letters to the Editor can be e-mailed to jwamer@ and Pierson Clinic, and I to our district on taxes (Livonia), Daniel K. Wenderlich (Livonia) grossepointenews.com. are both available to levied on our district tax­ Democrat - Robert A. Ficano (Detroit), Russell address any of your ques­ payers. The percentage George Leviska (Westland), Kevin M. McNamara tions or concerns. You return could be as low as (Belleville), Bettie Cook Scott (Detroit), Sigmunt Demonstrations This project, developed may reach Marianne at 55 percent depending on John Szczepkowski, Jr. (Detroit), William R. Wild not about Cottage by American House and (313) 732-1305 or me at certain assumptions (Westland), Christopher Wojtowicz (Hamtramck), REDICO, independent of (313) 822-6000. regarding school enroll­ Adam Salam Adamski (Wayne), Phil Cavanaugh To the Editor: Cottage and Henry Ford, ED O’MALLEY M.D. ment, taxable value fluc­ (Redford), Cindy Darrah (Detroit), Warren C. Evans Henry Ford Medical has unfortunately been Physician-in-Charge tuations and tax collection (Detroit) C enter - Cottage has the focus of ongoing dem- Henry Ford - Cottage rates. County Commissioner called Grosse Pointe onstrations by the In comparison, the Republican- John W Steininger (Detroit) home for more than 90 Michigan Regional County-wide present locally raised Democrat - Tim Killeen (Detroit), Frank Accavatti, years; and as it has been Council of Carpenters, millage vote sinking fund yields 100 Jr. (Grosse Pointe Shores), Latisha Johnson (Detroit) our tradition, we’ve con­ which is protesting the percent return of locally Delegate to County Convention tinued to grow and use of non-union carpen­ To the Editor: raised dollars to our dis­ Republican - Terry L. Dirksen, Edmund M. Nolan improve our services to ters on the job site. On Tuesday, Aug. 5, trict. Democrat - Evelyn Cotter, Laura L. McCourt best meet the needs of We want to assure resi­ Wayne County voters will We are respectful of our , All Pointes our community. dents these demonstra­ be asked to approve a 2 generous taxpayers, and j Representative in Congress Our next big initiative is tions are "not about mil county-wide school recognize that resources ' Republican - Christina Conyers the completion, in late Cottage, our operations enhancement millage. I are limited. Concentrating Democrat - Hansen Clark, Burgess D. Foster, Rudy 2015, of our senior hous­ or our employees. And we urge all voters to pay on locally raised millages Hobbs, Brenda Lawrence ing model on the second apologize for this incon­ close attention to this such as renewal of the Proposal 14-1: Approval or disapproval of and th ird floors of venience. millage proposal. upcoming sinking fund, Amendatory Act to reduce state use tax and replace Cottage. It is our promise to the The Grosse Pointe hold harmless, and non­ with a local community stabilization share to mod­ These residences will community and our Public School System homestead millages will ernize the tax system to help small businesses grow provide a much-needed neighbors that your expe­ Board of Education voted be much more beneficial and create jobs resource for seniors in rience at Cottage and unanimously against to the Grosse Pointe Wayne County Transit Authority Millage Renewal: our community, giving Henry Ford Medical placing the Wayne County Public School System. If approved, this proposal will renew and increase them easy access to Center - Pierson will not enhancement millage on I urge all voters to edu­ the .59 mills to 1.0 mills for 2014-17 and will allow exceptional medical care be affected. the ballot. cate themselves and to continued support to the Suburban Mobility where they live, as well as In fact, if you have not T h e Grosse P ointe vote on Aug. 5. Authority for Regional Transportation (SMART) for local shopping and res­ been to Cottage or Public School System JOAN R. DINDOFFER a public transportation system serving the elderly, taurants in Grosse Pointe, Pierson Clinic lately, we Board of Education is President handicapped and general public in Wayne County. all within walking dis­ continue to add services cognizant of the potential GPPSS Board Wayne County Regional Educational Service tance. based on community financial impact of this ofEducation Agency Regional Enhancement Millage Proposal: Revenue raised from this proposed enhancement millage will be collected by Wayne County RESA and be distributed to local public school districts within I S A Y By Ann L. Fouty the boundaries of the Wayne County RESA based on pupil membership count. Should the limitation on ad valorem taxes which may be imposed on taxable property in the Wayne County RESA be increased by A v o i d b e i n g a r o t t e n e g g 2.0 mills for a period of six years (2014-19), inclu­ sive, as new additional millage to provide operating funds to enhance other state and local funding for W ith the urgency to local school district operating purposes? It is esti­ The last day of July is on wane and make up for lost time, mated that 2 mills would raise approximately w hat needs to be ac­ $80,000,000 when first levied in 2014. August rises tomorrow marking a complished to make this Grosse Pointe Woods heightened sense of urgency to get the “best summer ever” Representative in State Legislature, 1st District has to be inserted in a Republican - John Hauler (Grosse Pointe Woods) everything done, grab the last of short few weeks. Democrat - Brian Banks (Harper Woods), Paul D id anyone no­ summer in a fast-paced trip “up We hearty souls who Fillmore (Grosse Pointe Woods), Corey Josef tice how north” or excursion to fam ily survived the 2014 polar Gilchrist (Detroit), Taryn Jones (Detroit), Michael quickly the vortex, having learned Koester (Grosse Pointe Woods), Harry Scott summer outings. all too w ell Old M an (Detroit), Rebecca Thompson (Detroit) weeks are fly­ Winter had more tricks City of Grosse Pointe Woods Road Improvement ing by? up his icy sleeves then Program Bonding Proposition It’s an annual occur­ ter and spread it out cause the only way to we care to remember, Grosse Pointe Park rence, but only in the through the summer. He make it through another therefore have taken to Representative in State Legislature, 2nd District summer. must have grown up in w inter is to relive a re­ the summer season w ith County Executive H ow does that hap­ Barrow, A aska. freshing dip in a the sole purpose of be­ City of Grosse Pointe Park Ballot Language for pen? I, on the other hand, M ichigan lake. ing outside and cram­ Street Improvement Millage We look forw ard to it was born in M ichigan Summer-type clothing m ing in as much as pos­ Grosse Pointe Shores as the long, dark, cold, and said I am hoarding has been uncovered in sible. Representative in State Legislature, 1st District snowy days and nights the heat and hum idity the bottom of drawers The last day of July is Grosse Pointe Farms of January, February for winter. One polar later than usual. Winter on the wane and August Representative in State Legislature, 2nd District and M arch are endured. vortex was enough for white legs w ere more rises tom orrow m arking Except this year, the me. than a whiter shade of a heightened sense of w in ter began in Once outside, the yard pale. urgency to get every­ November, didn’t it? By needs tending more The patio and deck thing done, grab the last the tim e M ay finally than usual because win­ are in want of people of summer in a fast- OUR STAFF rolled around, my ter’s madness heavily eating, drinking and paced trip “up north” or DISPLAY ADVERTISING * shoulders were rolled damaged or killed the laughing in abundance. excursion to family out­ EDITORIAL (313) 882-3500 P o in t e Julie R. Sutton: too from holding up lay­ decorative flora. The Weber grill longs to ings. (313) 343-5590 NEWS GROUP Advertising ers of sweaters, coats, Trips to the lake are a sizzle meat and lay per­ Planning these last- Bob St. John: Sports Editor Member Suburban Newspapers Representative Ann Fbuty: Features Editor of America and National shawls and blankets. must. Unfortunately, the fect grill lines on vege­ minute summer activi­ Newspaper Association and Christine Drumheller: Brad Lindberg: Staff Writer Michigan Press Association Advertising Therefore, summer lake w ater is taking lon­ tables. ties is the singular fo ­ Kathy Ryan: Staff Writer Representative Lauren McLaughlin: 2014 and all its hot, ger than usual to warm The number of times cus. Packing everything Karen Fontanive: Staff Writer CIRCULATION Diane Morelli: Editorial Assistant Advertising long, sun-filled days are up because it was cov­ lounging on restaurant into a few weeks until (313) 343-5578 Renee Landuyt: Staff Photographer Representative an absolute necessity. ered w ith ice and snow patios listening to pass­ the Earth tips away Bridget Thomas: Kristy Silamianos: Circulation Manager Advertising There is so much to do. for months. I ’m consid­ ing motorists who un­ from the sun and the fall OFFICE MANAGER Representative The first thing on the ering investing in an selfishly share their mu­ chill taps on the w in ­ (313) 882-6900 PRODUCTION Erika Davis: “to do” list was to get 1800s swimsuit when it sic needs to be caught dows and touches noses Patrice Thomas Paul Barnard: Advertising Creative Director Representative outdoors and stay out covered from neck to up. is a full tim e job. CLASSIFIED (313) 343-5570 Melanie Mahoney: for longer than 15 sec­ knees and tights were There are summer In sum m ary — today Kris Barthel: David Hughes Administrative Assistant Inside Sales John Pigott onds. Except for the included. games and pastimes in run down a short dock, Sara Birmingham: Mary Schlager man I ran into in the of­ In lieu of that, I don which to indulge, in­ take a leap and yell Inside Sales Nicole Ward fice parking lot who swim socks and a long cluding the pool that “last one in is a rotten wanted to package w in ­ sleeve surfer shirt be­ has sat idle too long. egg.” GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 31, 2014

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City of Grosse Pointe northbound in the left lane of southbound Burning bin Public Safety R eports Lakeshore. Approaching A woman living in the Stillmeadow Lane, she 600 block of Lincoln sus­ turned left across the pects her recycling bin — Brad Lindberg said. “He’s all over the was stolen between 5:30 Grosse Pointe Shores path of an oncoming was set afire by a teenage Report information road, the guy in the silver and 8 p.m. Monday, July 2014 Chrysler Town & male playing with fire­ about these or other Chevy.” 21. Nearly head-on Country van operated by works. crimes to the City of The officer pulled over The $479 bike is orange a 37-year-old Grosse Upon hearing a loud Grosse Pointe Public the suspect, a 38-year-old with mint green trim and A w om an who Pointe Farms man. explosion, she looked Safety Department at Detroit man driving a a green basket on the shouldn’t have been on “A witness stated she outside and saw fire­ (313) 886-3200. 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt, front. the road in the first place appeared to try to make a works in the air above on Webster west of caused a wreck last week U-turn,” according to her burning bin. Belanger. Bin fire by driving on the wrong police. “She stated she used Grosse Pointe Farms His blood alcohol level side of Lakeshore into There were no injuries, her garden hose to extin­ measured .15 percent, Five or six teenage head-on traffic, accord­ although the vehicles had guish the small fire,” said His own man police said. males in a white or silver ing to police. moderate to severe dam­ a public safety officer. He also had an open four-door Chevrolet of “(She) is currently sus­ age, police said. She reported the inci­ A 52-year-old Detroit 40-ounce bottle of unidentified model are pended,” reported a pub­ Officers impounded the dent at 11:25 p.m. man is an impulse crimi­ Milwaukee’s Best Ice suspected of setting fire lic safety officer. w om an’s car and Thursday, July 24. nal. beer within reach on the to a commercial rubbish Officers arrested the arranged for the van to be A patrolman soon ques­ “I’ll take whatever I rear floorboard. b in outside Kerby woman, 53, of St. Clair towed away. tioned an 18-year-old want, whenever I want,” A check of the man’s Elementary School early Shores, for wrong-way C ity of Grosse Pointe he yelled at an officer driving record revealed Monday, July 21. driving, driving while Too slow man driving a Jeep arresting him last week­ 22 driving suspensions A school employee dis­ suspended and lacking Cherokee in the area of end for shoplifting a bot­ and “numerous” traffic covered the charred bin proof of auto insurance. A man being investi­ Goethe and Fisher. tle of soft drink. warrants, according to shortly after 7 a.m. A t 3:29 p.m. Friday, gated at 1:05 a.m. “(He) denied involve­ A female cashier at a police. Monday, July 21. July 25, she was driving a ment,” said the officer. service station on Mack Two nearby residents blue 1999 BMW 323Ci See REPORTS, page 8A Police cataloged the at Moross reported the Bike thefts reported teenage boys damage as m alicious theft at 1 a.m. Sunday, being loud and using destruction of property. July 27. T w o bicycles were “foul language” in the The man reportedly reported stolen last week school parking lot. Drunken texting entered the store, took a from racks at Pier Park. The boys drove away one-liter bottle of regular At least one bike was shortly before the resi­ Drug and alcohol Pepsi from a beverage unlocked. dents heard a “loud spin­ charges resulted from the cooler and, walking out, ♦ A $500 Trek moun­ ning noise” and bang traffic stop of a 24-year- swore at the cashier. tain bike was stolen be­ come from the area, the CLAEYS SHOWROOM old City of Grosse Pointe A Farms officer found tween 3 and 6:45 p.m. residents told an officer PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES OPEN woman on eastbound him at a bus stop on Tuesday, July 22, accord­ investigating the scene. SATURDAY •"4thGeneration ^ 9am-3pm Charlevoix near Lincoln Moross across Mack in ing to its owner, a 14-year- — Brad Lindberg RINKE MON.-FRI. at 1:36 a.m. Wednesday, Detroit. old Farms boy. 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is a barn is in the middle telling us that the plans been in discussion with n u m b e r o f times to be able to talk to you in PARK: of a street.” for this project were well Farms Market to build on Detroit, but received no order to improve, and Another speaker, who known, but if that was the site, but those plans response,” he said. “We you have to find out what Continued from page 1A told the council she just the case, why did a coun­ did not materialize. From tried to be a good neigh­ the people want,” one moved from southwest cil member tell us that now until November, the bor. If anyone thinks we resident told the council. to many to form a barrier Detroit to a house in the there were no plans?” West Park Farmers don’t care what Detroit “Let us have our input.” separating the Park from Park was surprised to City manager Dale M arket w ill be open from thinks, you’re wrong.” “You are poorly repre­ Detroit. learn that Kercheval is Krajniak said plans for Wednesday to Saturday Councilm an Dan senting me by putting a “This closure clearly the seventh street in the th e project were in the new sheds. Grano said that many shed in the middle of the sends the message that Park to be blocked at the approved by the city’s “That’s fine,” one resi­ w h o questioned the street,” said another. Detroiters are not wel­ Detroit border. planning commission, dent noted. “For 7 per­ Park’s relationship with “This dialogue was come,” a Detroit resident “I feel like I’ve made a but when pressed by a cent of the year, they will Detroit were not aware long overdue,” said coun- told the council. “It’s huge mistake,” she said. resident, Krajniak admit­ be a farmers market, but of the litigious history cilwoman Laurie Arora. offensive to Detroiters A recurring question ted that minutes from the for 93 percent of the year between the two cities, “I would be happy to like me. I will not spend posed to council was who planning commission they will be a barrier.” specifically citing the meet with any of you to my money in Grosse was involved in approv­ were not posted online Krajniak drew compar­ case of the Park wanting keep the dialogue going.” Pointe anymore and I ing the plans for the and the commission only isons between the project to tear down the Deck Councilm an Bob will urge others to stop redesign of Kercheval meets twice a year. and development of a B ar at Jefferson and Denner said that he was shopping in Grosse and questioning if resi­ “I appreciate concerns shopping area in Detroit Alter to make way for a bothered by the racism Pointe.” dents were involved in over the perception the which also involved clos­ bus turnaround. The deal charges leveled at the Another speaker the planning. A major sheds create,” Krajniak ing off several streets. was almost complete city. agreed. issue was what some saw said. “But they are only That comparison brought when Detroit abruptly “It’s about blight and “I shop your block, but as a lack of transparency. temporary. We hope to a sharp rebuke from named the building a his­ making sure that blight no more,” she said. “I “We met with repre­ have something in place Maggie DeSantis, CEO of toric site and blocked the doesn’t come into our also used to be a vendor sentatives of the city just by this time next year. We th e Warren/Conner sale. area,” he said “We can’t at your market, and I will a few months ago and we want to encourage access Development Coalition. Several individuals change the problems not do that anymore. It ’s were told that that this from Alter.” “To suggest these proj­ w ho said they were around us, but we can challenging for me to try (closing of Kercheval) Krajniak said the plan ects are the same is rude involved w ith urban maintain the quality of to explain to my grand­ was not going to hap­ is to build a permanent and fallacious,” she told planning issues ques­ what we have. It’s about children who live in pen,” one resident told grocery store at that loca­ K rajn iak. “D o n ’t try to tioned the design of the improving Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe why there the council. “You keep tion. He said the city had make us look bad so you project and whether Park.” don’t look bad.” there was sufficient resi­ Several residents did W hen questioned as to dent involvement in the speak in support of the r C A J 's whether the Park worked plans. They also ques­ council and the plans for TOYOTA with the City of Detroit tioned the role of the Kercheval. I© on the project, city attor­ council and asked fo r “We have the utmost ney Dennis Levasseur cou n cil members, as confidence in the deci­ TOYOTA said Detroit was con­ elected officials, to com­ sions our city makes,” tacted. ment on the project. one resident told the “W e reached out a “The community has to council. N E W m m TOYOTA PRIUS LIFTBACK!!

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O trhalek - in emergency medical Mr. Lipari is a graduate services: fire fighter/para­ of Chaminade High DeCraene medic technology in School and earned a Dr. and Mrs. John 2011. He is a firefighter/ Bachelor of Science Otrhalek of Grosse Pointe paramedic for St. Clair degree in business Shores have announced Shores, rescue instructor administration, empha­ the engagement of their for Michigan State sizing finance and leader­ daughter, Lane Ulbrich University, State of ship from the University Otrhalek, to Michael Michigan Task Force res­ of Richmond. He is a net­ Patrick DeCraene, son of cue specialist and an work development direc­ Lane Ulbrich Otrhalek Brette Ann Carroll and Gerard Nordby Martin Mr. and Mrs. David Oakland Community tor with Tremor Video. and Michael Joseph Vincent Lipari and Courtney Ann Cass DeCraene of Oakland College Fire Academy Patrick DeCraene Township. An October instructor. wedding is planned. C a s s - University and a degree Miss Otrhalek gradu­ M artin in osteopathic medicine ated from Grosse Pointe Carroll - from Michigan State North High School in Lip a ri Mr. and Mrs. Richard University. He is an inter­ 2005 and in 2009 earned Cass of Chicago have nal medicine resident at an Associate in Applied Cheryl and Robert announced the engage­ Sinai Grace Hospital in Science degree in emer­ Carroll of Grosse Pointe ment of their daughter, Detroit. gency medical services: Park have announced the Courtney Ann Cass, to fire fighter/paramedic engagement of their Gerard Nordby Martin, technology from Oakland daughter, Brette Ann son of Dr. Catherine Stefani - Community College. In Carroll, to Joseph Vincent Nordby and Dr. Gerard 2013, she earned a Lipari, son of Maureen Martin. An October wed­ Fossee Bachelor of Arts degree and Mario Lipari of ding is planned. Steven and Patsy in biology from Oakland Norwich, N.Y. An August Miss Cass earned a Stefani of Grosse Pointe University. Miss Otrhalek wedding is planned. Bachelor of Science Shores have announced Sean Cassleman Lindsay Stefani is an emergency room Miss Carroll is a Grosse degree in marketing from the engagement of their and Carly Croskey and Dane Fossee technician at Beaumont Pointe South High School Marquette University and daughter, Lindsay Hospital, Grosse Pointe. graduate and earned a is associate director of Stefani, to Dane Fossee, She is applying to a phy­ Bachelor of Science National Video son of Mark and Sandy sician assistant program. degree from Miami Investment with Starcom Fossee of Grosse Pointe Mr. DeCraene is a 2004 University, majoring in Worldwide, Chicago. Shores. A January wed­ graduate of Notre Dame organizational communi­ Mr. Martin earned a ding is planned. Preparatory School and cations. She is a digital Bachelor of Science Miss Stefani earned a earned an Associate in account executive with degree in marketing from Bachelor of Science Applied Science degree ESPN. the University of Notre degree in early child­ Dame and is associate hood education from director of Experience Arizona State University Design with Starcom and a Master of Science Worldwide, Chicago. degree in special educa­ Wedding tion from Wayne State Sean Lelek Ethan Patrick Douville University. She teaches and Amy Warren and Shelby Warren C ro ske y - preschool in L’Anse Winstanley Valladon - C asslem an Creuse Public Schools. a Bachelor of Science M a zza Mr. Fossee earned a degree in criminal justice Conn. A December wed­ Carl and Lee Croskey Bachelor of Science with a concentration in ding is planned. Margot Valladon of La of Grosse Pointe Farms degree in business law enforcement from Miss Winstanley Rochelle, France, and announce the engage­ administration with a Eastern Michigan attended Grosse Pointe Justin Mazza of Grosse ment of their daughter, major in finance from University. North High School and Pointe Farms were mar­ Carly Croskey, to Sean WSU and is in business. Mr. Lelek earned a earned a Bachelor of ried June 21, 2014, in Cassleman, son of Bachelor of Arts degree Science degree from Grosse Pointe Con­ Thomas and Elizabeth in business from EMU. Michigan State gregational Church. Cassleman of the City of W a rre n - University. She is an Gerard and Corinne Grosse Pointe, and the Lelek associate project man­ Valladon of La Rochelle late Angela Cassleman. A W instan le v - ager with MillerCoors, are the bride’s parents. March wedding is Elliot Weinhaus of Douville Chicago. The groom’s parents are planned. 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By Elizabeth Sweeney Non-disposable instru­ tures and undergo train­ Eastside is known for too. take great measures to Special Writer ments are put into the ing to learn the dos and using Gilden Tree “We are very competi- ensure the office is free autoclave after every don’ts of treating clients organic products, and tively priced,” of infection and offer Pedicures are a great use, Panagopoulous said, who are diabetic and they offer Dr.’s Remedy Panagopoulos said. “We several products to pro­ way to relax and pamper so they are new for every need special nail care, Enriched Nail Polish, an offer promotions includ­ vide patients with strong, yourself, but oftentimes client. Disposable tools Panagopoulos said. organic polish infused ing 20 percent off for healthy nails. traditional nail salons are new for every client The spa also offers with wheat protein, tea new customers and a The spa has been open don’t take the necessary as well, which they can KERYFlex nail restora­ tree oil, garlic bulb ‘Pamper Me Pedi,’ which since July 2013 and is steps to ensure a safe take home with them if tion system, which is a extract and lavender, is like a makeover for located at 24025 Greater environment free of they wish. product available which provides a healthy your feet.” Mack, Suite 101, St. Clair infection. Technicians at the spa through the podiatrist’s alternative for nail color. The Pamper Me Pedi is Shores, within the At the Foot Spa at are very conscious of office. In as little as 15 “It was formed by great during the rough Eastside Podiatry office. Eastside, clients can keeping a clean, healthy minutes, clients with podiatrists and we have winter months, and the Appointments can be expect a clean, aseptic environment for their cli­ fungal problems or nail been selling it for about spa sees a lot of men made by calling (313) office with new instru­ ents, so there is no cross­ dystrophies can be on three years,” come in for this treat­ 884-7566 or by visiting ments for every client. contamination of tools, their way to healthier Panagopoulos said. “It is ment, Panagopoulos the office. Hours are “It has a boutique-type instruments or products. nails. organic and helps with said. from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. setup,” spa manager Employees are profes­ “The podiatrist preps nail fungus. It comes in The Foot Spa at Monday through Friday Elena Panagopoulos sionally licensed nail the nails, then the tech­ 28 colors and base and Eastside is a friendly, and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. said. “We serve two cli­ technicians specially nicians sculpt, shape, top coats.” clean environment Saturdays. ents at a time, and instru­ trained by podiatrists to buff and fill in the nails,” In comparison to other where clients can relax Visit eastsidefootspa. ments are steroclaved treat different kinds of Panagopoulos said. nail salons, the business and expect their nail com for more informa­ like at a doctor’s office.” nails. They attend lec­ The Foot Spa at offers reasonable prices, needs to be met. They tion.

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W. Victor Marion Louise to Historic Trinity Lutheran Church, 1345 Gratiot, Benjamin Huegli Detroit MI 48207 or the Grosse Pointe Farms Former longtime Grosse charity of the donor’s resident W. Victor Pointe resident Marion choice. Benjamin, 96, died Friday, Louise Huegli died Share a memory at W. Victor Benjamin Harold Raymond Boyer Jr. Marion Louise Huegli July 25,2014. Saturday, July 26, 2014. smithfamilyfuneralhome. He was born Dec. 28, Mrs. Huegli was bom com. 1917, in Swansea, Wales, March 15, 1919, on the to Iver and Alice Benjamin east side of Detroit to Otto and graduated from Cass and Elsi Baetz. She was a Noramae S. Technical High School in resident of Grosse Pointe Detroit. He was the owner Farms since 1948, until Hunter of Vic Benjamin Adver­ she moved to Port Huron Noramae S. Hunter died tising in Birmingham. in 2013. She was a mem­ Friday, July 4,2014. Mr. Benjamin served in ber of Historic Trinity Born and raised in the U.S. Army during Lutheran Church in Grosse Pointe, she was the World War II and was a Detroit. daughter of Frank H. and prisoner of war. In 2010, he Mrs. Huegli was a grad­ Margaret V Schaefer. She was named a Chevalier of uate of Eastern High and her husband, Thomas the French Legion of Honor School and Detroit W Hunter Jr., who prede­ for his role in helping liber­ Commercial College. ceased her, were Grosse ate France during WWII. Concerts, theatre, read­ Pointe Farms residents Mr. Benjamin is survived ing, bridge, gardening, until moving to their home Ralph Richard Pressel Marilyn Flynn Gushee JoAnne Isbey by his son, Mark Benjamin; volunteering and traveling on Walloon Lake. stepdaughter, Kimberly characterized her life. A Mrs. Hunter graduated sense of humor. ter, Jacqueline Lowe Fleming; stepsons, David few of the countries she from St. Paul High School Mr. Pressel is survived Gushee and son, Peter Gamble and Chris Gamble traveled to were Russia, and Weylister Junior by his loving wife, Jean Hale Gushee. and granddaughter, China, Switzerland, a College and subsequently Talbott Pressel; daughter She is survived by her Lauren Benjamin. barge trip to the worked in the advertising and son-in-law, Wendy and sister, Carol Kreuger of He was predeceased by Netherlands, New industry where she met Burrell Sullivan III of California; daughter-in- his wife, Noel Benjamin. Zealand and Australia. her husband. She was an Cumming; daughter, law, Mary Belfus Gushee A funeral service will be She was a volunteer for enthusiastic and talented Jennifer Pressel Goldman and grandchildren, Patrick held from 1 to 3 p.m. more than 43 years and skier who, with her family, of Franklin, Term.; brother, Gushee, David Gushee, Sunday, Aug. 10, at Chas. honorary member of enjoyed the slopes of Wayne Pressel of Carson Matthew Gushee and Verheyden Funeral Home, Cottage Hospital Gift Northern Michigan. She City, Nev., and grandchil­ Virginia Gushee. 16300 Mack, Grosse Shop and volunteered was active in the sport into dren, Elizabeth and Darby Her boundless energy Pointe Park. more than 12 years for her 70s. Sullivan of Cumming. and determined spirit will Interment in Christ Meals on Wheels, the Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Donations may be made be missed by those who Church Grosse Pointe. Grosse Pointe War were lifetime members of to Hillsdale College at knew and loved her. Memorial and the Grosse the Country Club of Detroit hillsdale.edu. A funeral Mass will be Pointe Public Library. She and were also longtime Share a memory at celebrated at 10 a.m. Catherine A. MacDonald Harold Raymond was a member of the members of the Walloon mcdonaldandson.com. Thursday, July 31, at St. Grosse Pointe Women’s Lake Country Club and the Paul on the Lake Catholic last year at age 81. Boyer Jr. Association, Grosse Harbor Point Golf Club. Church, 157 Lakeshore, A funeral service was Grosse Pointe Park resi­ Pointe Shores Garden Mrs. Hunter pursued Marilyn Flynn Grosse Pointe Farms. held July 25 at Christ dent Harold Raymond Club, Colony Town Club, her interest in antiques Visitation begins at 9:30 Church Grosse Pointe, Boyer Jr., 83, died Friday, Founders Society of and was a member of the Gushee a.m at the church. Grosse Pointe Farms. July 18,2014. Detroit, the Detroit Petoskey Antiques Club. Marilyn Flynn Gushee, Donations may be made Donations may be made He was bom in Grosse Institute of Arts, Detroit She also was a member of 86, of Grosse Pointe to the Detroit Institute of to Michigan Humane Pointe to Harold Raymond Zoological Society, Detroit the Christ Child Society, Farms, died peacefully Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., Society at michiganhu Boyer and Frances Alger Public Library, Children’s the Petoskey Garden Club Friday, July 25, 2014, in Detroit, MI 48202, or at mane .org or Breast Cancer Boyer and graduated from Hospital Auxiliary, and Sigma Gamma. her home after a brave dia.org, or University” Research Foundation at Union College and the Valparaiso University She was a loving and battle with Parkinson’s Liggett School to the bcrfcure.org. University of Michigan. He Guild, Rehabilitation devoted mother who disease. Jaqueline and Peter Hale Share a memory at worked as a stockbroker at Institute Auxiliary, Grosse raised two sons who sur­ Bom in Oakland, Calif., Gushee Scholarship Fund, verheyden.org. Smith, Hague & Co., then Pointe Historical Society, vive her; Thomas W. to Virginia and Richard 1045 Cook Road, Grosse at First of Michigan Corp. United Community Hunter in of Eugene, Ore. Flynn, she earned a Pointe Woods, MI 48236, Mr. Boyer enjoyed hunt­ Services membership pro­ and Jay E Hunter of Grosse Bachelor of Arts degree or at uls.org. Catherine Ann ing, fishing, military his­ gram and the Grosse Pointe Farms. from the University of Share a memory at MacDonald tory, reading and exploring Pointe Hunt Club. There will be a private Michigan in 1950 and verheyden.org. his family history. He was Mrs. Huegli is survived service and burial at became a teacher. She Grosse Pointe Woods a former member of the by her sons, Richard F. Elmwood Cemetery in married Richard B. Gushee resident Catherine Ann University Club and the Huegli Jr., and Bruce A. Detroit. and had two children. JoAnne MacDonald, 75, passed Grosse Pointe Club. Huegli (Annette); grand­ Donations may be made After working in both pub­ away Thursday, July 24, Mr. Boyer is survived by children, Stephanie, Erich, to the Michigan Humane lic and private schools, Isbey 2014, after a long illness. his son, Harold Raymond Kym, Steven and Sarah; Society at michiganhu Mrs. Gushee left teaching Grosse Pointe Farms She was the devoted Boyer III; daughter, great-grandchildren, mane.org. to raise her family. resident JoAnne Isbey, 82, wife of R. M urray Catherine Candler Bresser Gracie and Cooper and Besides her husband died Monday, July 21, MacDonald; dear mother (Bill); grandchildren, Andrew, Adam and and children, she had a 2014. of M urray L. (Bori) Catherine Frances Bresser Addison and sister, Ralph Richard passion for flowers. She She was the beloved MacDonald and Sarah L. and Wiliam Henry Bresser Kathleen Lewis of Florida. was an enthusiastic mem­ wife of William E Isbey Sr., (Bill) Heinemann; loving and sister, Mary Boyer She was predeceased by P ressel ber of several garden who predeceased her and grandmother of Austin, Taylor (Bud). her husband, Richard P Former Grosse Pointe clubs, including The loving mother of Wiliam Erich, John-Paul and In addition to his par­ Huegli, former chief exec­ Woods resident Ralph Garden Club of Michigan, (Allison), Susan (Robert G. Thomas Heinemann, ents, he was predeceased utive of United Community Richard Pressel, 68, of the Grosse Pointe Garden Brown) and son-in-law, Blake M. MacDonald and by his sister, Frances Boyer Services; daughter, Joyce, Cumming, Ga., passed Club and the Junior Kevin W. Butterfield Amanda (Andrew) Hess, Mead (the late Hudson) and daughter-in-law, away Monday, July 21, League gardeners, as well (Leslie). She was the cher­ and great-grandmother of and brother, Frederick Judith Huegli. 2014. as an appointed delegate ished grandmother of Connor James Hess. She Alger Boyer (Ann). Mrs. Huegli was interred Bom in Mineola, N.Y., to of the Grosse Pointe Patrick O. Brown (Meagan also is survived by her sis­ A private family service next to her husband at Harvey and Mary Pressel, Garden Club Council. H.), William B. Brown, ter, Elizabeth Scheifele will be held at a future date Trinity Cemetery in he grew up in Grosse Mrs. Gushee was Samuel G. Brown, Corrie and brother, Milton R. at historic Elmwood Detroit. Pointe Woods and gradu­ actively involved in the C. Butterfield, William Schemm. Cemetery in Detroit. Donations may be made ated from Union College in Detroit Institute of Arts, Jackson Butterfield, Mrs. MacDonald grad­ New York where he met where she served as a Rachel S. Isbey and uated from Grosse Pointe Jean Talbott at a college chairwoman of the volun­ Vivienne F. Isbey and High School and worked mixer. After they married, teer committee and was a great-grandmother of as an executive secretary PRIDE OFTHEPOMTES they moved to Bloom­ founding member of Jacob O. Brown. in the Chevrolet division ington, Ind., where Mr. Friends of Art and Flowers, Mrs. Isbey also is sur­ of General Motors Corp. Pressel earned a Master of as well as a trustee. She vived by her sisters, Tish for 20 years. She loved to Ryan M. Franck of Hughes of Grosse Pointe Business Administration also served as chair­ O’Dowd and Marianne T. play golf and tennis and Grosse Pointe Woods was Park and a graduate of degree from Indiana woman of the Gift of Life Crane; sister-in-law, was a past member of the named to the Dean’s List Grosse Pointe South High University. He was chief of Michigan. Kathleen Martin O’Dowd Petoskey Bayview Golf for the fall 2013 semester School. financial officer of interna­ Mrs. Gushee was a and many loving nieces, Club and the Mariner at University of St. ♦ ♦ ♦ tional banking at CitiCorp member of the Delta nephews, grandnieces and Sands Golf and Country Thomas in St. Paul, Minn. Martha Marini of in New York City for sev­ Gamma Alumni grandnephews. Club in Stuart, Fla. She ♦ ♦ ♦ Grosse Pointe Park gradu­ eral years before leaving Association, the Tau Beta In addition to her hus­ also was a member of Katherine Scarsella of ated December 2013 with the industry to pursue his Association, the Junior band, she was prede­ Bayview Yacht Club in Grosse Pointe was named a Bachelor of Fine Arts passion of house flipping League of Detroit and the ceased by her daughter, Detroit. to the Dean’s List for the degree from Ferris State in Connecticut. Friends of the Grosse Mimi. A service celebrating fall 2013 semester at University. She was also Mr. Pressel and his wife Pointe Public Library. The children in her fam­ her life will be held at Ferris State University. named to the Dean’s List moved to the Atlanta area Mrs. Gushee also ily were the joy of her sun­ 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. ♦ ♦ ♦ for the same semester. in 1990 and continued enjoyed tennis, paddle set years. 9, at Jefferson Avenue Clarke Hughes was house rehabbing and their tennis, golf and swim­ For more than 40 years, Presbyterian Church, named to the Dean’s List ♦ ♦ ♦ architectural drawing ming. In winters past, she Mrs. Isbey taught litera­ 8625 E. Jefferson, Detroit. for the fall 2013 semester Allison Meier of Grosse business until retirement. could be found on the ski ture at the University of Donations may be made at the University of Pointe earned a Bachelor Mr. Pressel will be hill with her family. Detroit Mercy, influencing to Jefferson Avenue Michigan School of of Science Nursing degree remembered for his Mrs. Gushee was prede­ thousands of students to Presbyterian, 8625 E. Engineering. He is the son December 2013 from unwavering love of his ceased by her husband, further pursue their educa­ Jefferson, Detroit, MI of John and Megan Ferris State University. family and one-of-a-kind Richard B. Gushee; daugh­ tional goals. She retired 48214. ALWAYS BUY ING1 SERVING&&**?*, SOUTH EAST MICHIGAN SINCE 1957 t«. RARE STAMPS • COLLECTOR WATCHES • JEWELRY % T I T , ______mfat fiM . 17658 Mack Avenue Gibraltar Trade Center } COINS • GOLD • SILVER • PLATINUM • COPPER } Grosse Pointe, Ml 48230 237 N. River Rd., Mt. 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Assumption’s annual the Ardan Academy of Irish followed at 6:30 p.m. by the fifth and sixth prizes are $200 beneficiary. GreekFest, Aug. 15 through Dance, perform and present Junior Hellenic Society for each. Rubber doormats made 17, includes Greek food, aspects of their culture. At the Performing Arts and the Tickets can be purchased from tires collected from entertainment, culture and a 5:30 p.m. Alpha and Omega Hellenic Society for the from Assumption’s church empty lots and handmade chance to win a car. dancers perform. Performing Arts. Admission office. items can be purchased with “Return of the tried and The festival’s grand open­ is $2. Daily offerings include a proceeds going to Cass. true traditions as well as ing is at 6:30 p.m. with youth Sunday, Aug. 17, 11 a.m. to cultural exhibit, a gift shop Daily program times can be exciting new offerings will singing the national anthems 8 p.m. Admission is $2. The and bookstore, tours of the accessed at assumptionfesti make this festival even more in Greek and English. The Alpha and Omega dancers church, a tent dedicated to val.com or by calling outstanding than last year’s,” Junior Hellenic Society for step out at 4:30 p.m. followed children’s activities, rides, Assumption offices, 586-779- says GreekFest co-chairman the Performing Arts and at 5:30 p.m. by the two per­ Greek dance and music, food 6111 ext 3. Tom Thomas. Hellenic Society for the forming arts dancers. and a marketplace. Festival proceeds benefit Friday, Aug. 15,11 a.m. to 4 Performing Arts will be stage The raffle drawing is 7:30 A drive-thru carry-out sta­ outreach programs of the p.m. is family and interna­ dances. p.m. tion is open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Assumption Greek Orthodox tional day. There is free The band Oniero provides The first prize is a 2015 Deliveries can be made to Church and Cultural Center admittance between 11 a.m. the evening music. Admission Chrysler 200 Limited, 24- offices and businesses for and Assumption Nursery and 4 p.m. Dancing and sing­ is $2. month pre-paid lease and a orders more than $50. School and Toddler Center. ing contests will take place Saturday, Aug. 16, 11 a.m. $1,000 cash prize. To place an order, call (586) The church is located at and Detroit Tigers mascot to 11 p.m. The Gentlemen of Second prize is two domes­ 596-6326. 21800 Marter, St. Clair PAWS will be on hand. Chilly Swing perform from 1 to 2:30 tic airline tickets to anywhere Cass Community Social Shores. ‘n’ Dio provide music. Various p.m. The Ambassadors sing in the continental United Services, the local agency For more information, call ethnic dance groups, includ­ at 3 p.m. Alpha and Omega States. that reaches out to those in (586) 779-6111, ext 3 or visit ing the Chorale Italiano and dancers perform at 5:30 p.m., Third prize is $500; fourth, need, is GreekFest’s charity assumptionfestival. com.

tion at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 19, Retired meteorologist keynote Church events in the church’s choir room. The production is Nov. speaker at Senior Fun day 7 through 9. Men’s breakfast two children pay $70 and Those auditioning will Ways to maintain a “Mindful L iving,” Grosse Pointe Men’s $90 for three or more be asked to sing a short healthy body and mind which includes discus­ Ecumenical breakfast children. The theme is song of their choosing for seniors is the focus of sion of guided imagery meets from 7:30 to 8:15 Son Treasure Island. and read a portion of the the ninth annual Senior and stress reduction, a.m. Friday, Aug. 1, at To sign up, call the reli­ script that will be pro­ Fun Day, held from 9:30 integrative medicine, Side Street Diner, 630 St. gious education office at vided. a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, acupuncture and clinical Clair, City of Grosse (313) 885-7022. Rehearsals are Aug. 14, at the Grosse massage, also will be Pointe. Men, of any faith Sundays and Mondays. Pointe War Memorial. presented. Apianosing- and community, can Principals are six men The free event is spon­ along featuring Jack attend. First English and a female narrator sored by Wayne County McCormick, a Tai Chi For more information, with featured parts for 11 Community College workshop conducted by call Eric at (313) 530- First English men and a woman. Two District, Services for Jerry Hodak is the key­ WCCCD Prof. Elaine 8656. Evangelical Lutheran ensembles are needed, a Older Citizens, note speaker at the ninth Frost and a closing ice Church, 800 Vernier, mixed choir and a mixed Beaumont Health annual Senior Fun Day, cream social are Grosse Pointe Woods, children’s choir. System, ShorePointe Thursday, Aug. 14. included. St. James holds auditions for the Volunteers are needed Village Assisted Living, Records Management musical “Joseph and the for the technical crew, ShorePointe Nursing Weatherman.” Hodak provides a shredding St. James Lutheran Amazing Technicolor choreography, lighting, Center, BullDog Records began his career in truck to shred docu­ Church of Grosse Pointe, Dreamcoat.” scenery and costumes. Management, BrightStar Detroit at WJBK-TV in ments from 9:30 a.m. to 170 McMillan, Grosse Children’s auditions For more information, Lifecare, Morning Glory 1965 and covered 12:30 p.m. Volunteers Pointe Farms, holds a are 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, e-mail m4maurice@live. and the War Memorial. weather for 45 years, can assist seniors carry­ midweek summer Taize Aug. 19, and adults audi­ com or [email protected]. Former WXYZ weath­ retiring in September ing bags of documents to worship service at 7 p.m. erman Jerry Hodak is the 2010 from WXYZ-TV shred. Wednesday, Aug. 6. The NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING keynote speaker whose Channel 7. Hodak For more information public can attend. The topic is “Weathering the received a local EMMY or to register, call SOC at service includes commu­ GROSSE POINTE FARMS CITY COUNCIL Storms - The Life and for science reporting in (313) 882-9600. nion. TO CONSIDER ESTABLISHING A COMMERCIAL Times of a TV 1988. For more information, REDEVELOPMENT ACT (CRA) DISTRICT so.t

proud of what I did.” of Detroit’s garden club more creative, take the Children from 4 years Derrick Kozicki Sweeny’s talents are and the Grosse Pointe risk to do something old to fourth grade can Assistant City Manager/City Clerk shared with her church, Garden Club and attends extra and make it attend. The cost for one By order of the City Council Christ Church Grosse flower arranging semi- extraordinary.” child to attend is $40, GPN: 7/31/2014______

A u g u s t 3 W o r s h i p S e r v i c e s : 8:15 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship Service YOUTH MISSION TRIP REPORT 1 9:30 a.m. - Christian Education Hour for all ages O u t s id e Services 8:30 a .m . & 5 p .m . Supervised Nursery Provided Sa n c t u a r y (inside): 10:30 a.m . www.diristtliekinggp.org Jefferson Avenue Free childcare in the morning; I V W i l l It Al Randy S. Boelter, Pastor Presbyterian Church Children’s program at 8:30 a.m. worship ST. PAULLUTHERAN Serving Christ in Detroit fo r over 160 years Making Sew Discipk s- Sharing God’s grace through Christ, 1>milling Stronger Ones we love, pray rejoice and serve Sunday, August 3 , 2 0 1 4 Historic Mariners' Church 8:30 a.m. Informal Worship - Zaun Chapel it English Evangelical August 3: A H ouse of P rayer for all P eople 10:30 a.m. Worship Service ^ Lutheran Church Traditional Anglican W orship Since 1842 8th Sunday Meditation: “Whose Hands” Sundays 800 Vernier Road (corner otwedgewwd) Scripture: Matthew 14:13-21 (313) 884-5040 Nancy Bass preaching at both services Holy Communion after Pentecost Sunday Mornings Summer Church School: Crib - Second Grade 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. 9:00 am - Contemporary Worship 9:30 am Worship Save the Date Adult Education Class 10:00 a.m. Ice Cream Social & Carillion Concert Church Sunday School 11:00 a.m. 10:30 am - Traditional Worship & Holy Communion Service Tuesday, August 5-7:30 p.m. Thursdays 375 Lothrop F ro n t L a w n Nursery Available Grosse Pointe Farms, Ml 48236 Holy Communion 12:10 p.m. 313.881.6670 Rev. Walter A. Schmidt, Pastor [email protected] Parking Lot 8625 E. Jefferson at Burns, Detroit J o in “Theology on Tap with Mariners' - Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. a www.stpaulgp.org Behind church Visit our website: www.japc.org 313-822-3456 |/« ... Grand Trunk Bar & Grill on Woodward near Congress Rev. Christina Veres, Assoc. Pastor Rev. J. Krister Ulmanis, Interim Pastor * ~ “Go Make Disciples” ~ 170 E. Jefferson Avenue On Hart Plaza at the Tunnel • Free Secured Parking in the Ford ( ^ www.feelc.org Grosse Pointe Underground Garage with entrance in the median strip of Jefferson at Woodward (313) 259-2206 * www.marinerschurchofdetroit.org SAINT JAMES LUTHERAN CHURCH WOODS PRESBYTERIAN " Grosse Pointe Church UNITED METHODIST 170 M cM illan Road H M Grosse Pointe Farms Summer Schedule .S a i n t CHURCH 313-884-0511 Sunday Worship and Music 9:30am www.stjamesgpf.org A m b r o s e An Official Welcoming Congregation ‘“ Nursery Care Available*** t 211 Moross Rd^ S u n d a y s Rev. Dr. Bob Agnew, Pastor - IrCLatholic Church Grosse Pointe Farms H oly Eucharist Mr. Noah Horn, Music Director I'- 15020 Hampton 886-2363 9 : 3 0 a .m . Grosse Pointe Park, SUNDAY WORSHIP Please Join Us! W e d n e s d a y Michigan 4 8 2 3 0 -1 3 0 2 9 :30 am August 6 - 7:00 p.m . CHURCH SCHOOL c 1*1 asses in the style o f Taize Saturday Vigil — 4 :0 0 p.m. 9:45 am 4 yrs. - 5th Grade 10:45 am Middle School Interim Minister Jill McKinney Sunday — 8 :3 0 and 1 1 :1 5 a.m. 11:00 am Adult Sunday School Rev. Dr. Scott McKinney Nursery & Toddler Care Provided (313) 822-2814 • stambrose@ comcast.net » • £ » E v a n g e lic a l L u th e ra n Rev. Judith A . M ay ijflc Church in America w 19950 Mack at Torrey 313-886-4301 www.gpwpres.org • stam brosechurch.net • facebook.com /stam broseparish Rev. Daniel H art

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We accept Em ail: classifieds@ grossepointenews.com Real Estate 710 Townhouses/Condos 809 Waterfront Lots credit cards, cash and check. Wanted 722 Vacation Rental: 810 Lake/River Resorts FREQUENCY DISCOUNTS RENTALS 711 Garages/Mini Storage Out of State 811 Lots for Sale YOUR ADVERTISEMENT 700 Apts/Flats/Duplex: for Rent 723 Vacation Rental: 812 Mortgages/Land Given for multi-week scheduled Grosse Pointe/Harper Woods CLASSIFICATION NAME: 712 Garages/Mini Storage Michigan Contracts 701 Apts/Flats/Duplex: advertising with prepayment or Wanted 724 Vacation Rental: Resort 813 Northern Michigan Detroit/Wayne County credit approval. Call for rates or for 713 Industrial/Warehouse 725 Rentals/Leasing Homes 702 Apts/Flats/Duplex: St. more information. Phone lines can Clair Shores/Macomb County Rental 726 Waterfront 814 Northern Michigan Lots 703 Apts/Flats/Duplex: 714 Living Quarters 727 Relocation Services 815 Out of State Homes & be busy on Monday and Tuesday. Wanted to Rent to Share Property Please call early. 715 Hunting Rentals HOMES/LOTS FOR SALE 816 Real Estate Exchange 704 Houses: Rent WORD ADS: 705 Houses: Grosse 716 Offices/Commercia! 800 House for Sale 817 Real Estate Wanted Pointe/Harper Woods for Rent 801 Commercial Buildings 818 Sale or Lease 12 -25 words for $25.35; 706 Houses: Detroit/ 717 Offices/Commercial 802 Commercial Property 819 Cemetery Lots additional words are 30c each. Wayne County Wanted 803 Condos/Apts/Flats 820 Business For Sale Abbreviations are not accepted. 707 Houses: St. Clair Shores/ 718 Property Management 804 Country Homes 821 Open House Macomb County 719 Rent with Option to Buy 805 Property for Sale 822 Vacation Properties MEASURED ADS STARTING AT: 708 Apts/Flats/Duplex: Rent 720 Rooms for Rent 806 Florida Property 824 Mobile Homes $39.60 per column inch. 709 Townhouses/ 721 Vacation Rental: 807 Investment Property 825 Estate Sales BORDER ADS STARTING AT: Condos to Rent Florida 808 Waterfront Homes 826 Auctions $42.00 per column inch 25 $25.35 26 $25.65 27 $2595 28 $26.25 920 Chimney Repair Commercial 960 Roofing Service Guide to CLASSIFYING 921 Closets 941 Home Concierge Services 961 Energy Savings AND CENSORSHIP 29 $2655 30 $26.85 31 $27.15 32 $27.45 Services 922 Computer Services 942 Garages 962 Storms And Screens 900 Air Conditioning 923 Construction Repair 943 Landscapers / Gardeners 964 Sewer Cleaning Service We reserve the right to classify NO. 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Maria Liddane has rehabbed a serious knee injury and is ready to play at the next level, which is for American University and its wom­ en’s basketball team. The 2014 Grosse Pointe North graduate tore the anterior cruciate liga­ ment in her left knee early in the basketball season of her senior year. It was a serious blow to the Norsemen’s team and to Liddane, but she never lost focus of her ultimate FILE PHOTO goal, playing college bas­ Maria Liddane, seated center, has the support of her family; seated from left, ketball. older sisters, Allison and Micaela; and standing from left, mother, Jeanne; “Physical therapy is brother, Thomas; father, Michael; and North girls’ varsity basketball head going very well,” Liddane coach, Gary Bennett. said. “The athletic train­ ing staff here (at Colgate and Loyola. ranked No. 27 in the state She was a four-year American University) has Liddane was one of the among all classes head­ starter for Bennett and been extremely helpful in best guards in the ing into her senior year, was the varsity tennis No. PHOTO COURTESY OF LIDDANE FAMILY the last bit of my recov­ Macomb Area plus was Associated 4 singles quarterfinalist North 2014 graduate Maria Liddane standing on the ery. I’ll be ready for the Conference during her Press All-State and for Division II in 2011. court she will be playing on as a member of season.” four years on the varsity MHSSA Academic All- Liddane played AAU American University’s women’s basketball team. Liddane is playing her squad, playing for head State in 2014, as well as hoops for the Michigan collegiate basketball for coach Gary Bennett. BCAM All-State in 2013. Shock and she said the ity to take any defender ond I got to play for him second-year AU head She earned Academic Liddane earned the highlight of her high off the dribble or hit a — every game, but espe­ coach Megan Gebbia. All-State Basketball in MAC Scholar Athlete school career was play­ teammate with a perfect cially every practice. I The Eagles finished 2013 and 2014, as well as honor for basketball and ing her freshman season pass for a layup. was lucky enough to have 22-10 last season, includ­ Detroit Free Press All- tennis in 2011, 2012 and with her sister, Micaela, Her defense is sound, him as a basketball ing 14-4 in the Patriot Metro Detroit Third Team 2013, plus 2012 for vol­ who was a senior at the too, which makes her a coach, but I’m blessed to League. The team made and First Team All-Metro leyball. time. complete player. have him still has a men­ the WNIT, losing 63-60 to East in 2013. She made She was a basketball Playing high level AAU “My favorite game was tor and friend.” Seton Hall in the first MAC Red Conference team captain her sopho­ and for North has helped beating Grosse Pointe She chose American round. First Team in 2012 and more, junior and senior Liddane fine-tune her South in overtime in dis­ University because of its The Eagles’ Patriot 2013, plus was selected year, as well as the team skills. Her dribbling is tricts that year,” Liddane high academic standards League foes are Navy, for the Basketball most valuable player and flawless and she can said. “Mr. Bennett was and the competitive Army, Bucknell, Holy Coaches Association of hardest worker her soph­ thread the needle with a one of the most influen­ Division 1 basketball pro- Cross, Lafayette, Boston Michigan Reaching omore and junior sea­ pass or hit the open tial people in my life. University, Lehigh, Higher Event. She was sons. jumper. She has the abil­ “I enjoyed every sec­ See LIDDANE, page 2C

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Track & field Basketball

GROSSE POINTE PARK TRAVEL BASKETBALL T h o m a s Sign up for shines for G P L a k e r s The Grosse Pointe official tryouts are held in Lakers will be a regis­ late October. tered AAU club and will The inaugural Grosse offer teams for boys and Pointe Lakers Basketball AAU t r a c k girls second to sixth Camp is Aug. 18 to 21 at grades in the Grosse the Grosse Pointe By Michael Gerlach only o-years-old. Pointe community. Academy, 171 Lakeshore, Special Writer Despite only starting The club will offer sea­ Grosse Pointe Farms. competitive running a sonal camps, two playing The camp runs from 9 For 9-year-old Grosse year ago, Thomas is seasons during the calen­ a.m. to 1 p.m. each day Pointer Olivia Thomas, flourishing within the dar year (fall/winter-1, and drop-off starts at running is second nature, sport. winter-2/spring), and will 8:30 a.m. but it was not her initial She already won the offer one team per age The cost is $100 per calling. 100-meter and 200-meter group, with a 10-person camper, and the directors For the past two years, dashes at the district roster for each gender. are Richards, Grosse she has been playing soc­ competition and won sil­ Each season will coin­ Pointe South varsity girls cer for a local travel ver in the 400-meter dash cide with the AAU Detroit basketball coach, and team. Between playing at the regional competi­ leagues. GP Lakers teams Benard, Madison Heights forward, midfield and tion. will compete in the Madison varsity girls bas­ sweeper for her team, it At the end of the D-Leagues, play in the ketball coach and owner became clear to Thomas’s month, Thomas and her PHOTO BY MICHAEL GERLACH Basketball Coaches of Midwest Athletics. father, Terrence, that his father traveled to Des Olivia Thomas earned a spot in the 2014 Junior Association of Michigan Register at gplakers. daughter could run, and Moines, Iowa, to partici­ Olympics in Des Moines, Iowa. events and play in one to com and mail registration rather quickly. pate in the AAU Junior two friendship tourna­ to GP Lakers, 1145 “Parents had come up Olympic Track and Field Even though she is “I get to watch the ments. Tournament play Berkshire, Grosse Pointe to us during games and competition. only 9, the big stage and entire Harry Potter series is dictated by each indi­ Park, MI 48230. said to us, ‘Wow she is Thousands of children bright lights doesn’t faze on DVD,” Thomas vidual team and commit­ For more information, really fast,’ and at first from across the country Thomas in the slightest. beams. ment. contact Richards at (313) we never noticed because competed in more than She comes off as cool, As for her motivation The D-Leagues provide 244-1523 or that is just who Olivia is,” 20 different sports. calm and collected. to compete at such a high mid-level AAU competi­ coachkrich313@gmail. Terrence said. Thomas represented However, the kid level at such a young age, tion, weekly games, local com or Benard at (313) After realizing her the Michigan Mustangs within her does finally both Thomas and her venues and appropriate 580-0351 or potential for track, track and field team in come out when she dad agree, “the key is she age brackets. [email protected]. Thomas’s mom and dad three events, the 100,200 admits she’s equally as has a lot of fun doing it. This summer the The team website is encouraged her to join a and 400 dash because, excited for the 12-hour It’s an added bonus that Grosse Pointe Lakers will gplakers.com. It gives track team out in “it’s not too long, but it’s car ride through the she happens to be so hold a kick-off camp and more information. Southfield when she was not too short either.” Great Plains. good at it, as well.”

Baseball ing with them the next individual or small group She also has two older LIDDANE: four years.” workouts with my sisters who graduated Liddane is focusing on coaches, in addition to from Grosse Pointe North TRAVEL BASEBALL Ready for rehab to ensure her knee rehab sessions at the col­ and played college athlet­ is 100 percent healthy. lege. ics, Allison and Micaela. next level “I’m excited to get back She has also been Liddane has done the on the court to improve involved in strength job in the classroom, fin­ Register for From page 1C myself with my team­ training and full team ishing North with an 4.13 mates,” Liddane said. practices start in mid- grade point average. gram it offers, She has not declared a October. Her tenacity of earning i* It- also offers majors major and is using her “Since I’m here for the great grades and manag­ 15U Redbirds and internships she has freshman year to figure summer, I have gotten a ing her time is excellent. an interest in, and being out what she enjoys. taste of being away from It will be tested at The Grosse Pointe The organization in the nation’s capitol However, print or broad­ home,” she said. “I really American University, but Redbirds 15U baseball stresses academic excel­ was a big draw for her. cast journalism interests like it here in D.C., but I look for her to shine in team holds tryouts for the lence, high moral stan­ “Above that, the coach­ her, as does communica­ definitely miss my family. the classroom and on the 2015 season Saturday, dards, discipline, respect, ing staff is wonderful,” tions and public policy. It’s a good thing we have court. Aug. 2, at 10 a.m. at concern for others and a she said. “Their person­ Liddane has spent most a family group chat.” Practice begins in Grosse Pointe North winning attitude in the alities and goals are of the summer in D.C., Her father, Michael, October and her first col­ High School. development of its ball­ everything I could ask for along with several other and mother, Jeanne, live legiate game should be The Redbirds baseball players. in my coaches and I’m freshmen, taking sum­ in Grosse Pointe Woods the first week of organization, celebrating Players will be evalu­ looking forward to work­ mer classes and having with her brother, Thomas. November. 20 years, enhances and ated at the tryouts and develops the lives of should arrive for registra­ young men, and teaches tion no later than 9:45 city of (Bttr& se P o m i t J f a r m s , Michigan the lessons of life that a.m. 15% OFF TOTAL Notice of Public Hearing come from playing base­ The tryout will run ball. until about noon. On Monday, August 18,2014, at 7:00 p.m., a Public Hearing Former Detroit Tigers The team will compete FOOD BILL will be held at Grosse Pointe Farms City Hall, 90 Kerby first baseman Dave in several tournaments (Valid Ttiesday - Saturday from 12-3. Mention or Bring in Coupon.) Road, for the following site plan and/or variance approvals: Bergman started the and play selected games Redbirds, which provides against other top travels 248 Grosse Pointe Blvd exposure to top players teams from the Metro Plans are available at City Hall for review. Written comments from the Grosse Pointes Detroit area. The team will be accepted till noon, on Friday, August 15,2014, or you and surrounding areas will not compete in the may appear at the above scheduled date and time. who want to develop Macomb Amateur their baseball skills by Baseball Federation. Derrick Kozicki, competing at the highest The manager is City Clerk level. Jonathan Zalenski and GPN: 7/31/2014 They have four alum­ for more information, nus playing in the profes­ contact him at sional ranks and more [email protected] than 80 players who have or Dan Griesbaum at gone onto compete at the dan.griesbaum@ college level. gpschools.org.

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GOLF city of (B r a s s e pointe pinnits, Michigan NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council, under Local graduate the provisions of Public Act 110 of 2006, MCL 125.3101 as amended, and Grosse Pointe Woods City Code Section 50- 88 that a Public Hearing will be held on Monday, August 18, 2014, at 7:30 p.m. in the Council/Court Room of the earns Michigan Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Plaza Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 concerning the conditional rezoning request for Briarcliff 2014 LLC., 850 Briarcliff Dr. The request is for scholarship conditional rezoning of approximately 8.8 acres of land from R-l A to R-4 High Density Multiple Dwelling District subject Connor Murphy of the ued at more than $70,000 to a specific site plan and no more than 13 units in phase I and City of Grosse Pointe for four years. II and 12 units in phase III. The proposed conditional rezoning earned a 2014 Chick Currently 840 caddies includes the property located at 850 Briarcliff Dr. including Evans Scholarship. are enrolled in colleges the former Liggett Middle School site. The public hearing The Country Club of across the nation as materials are available for public inspection at the Municipal Detroit caddy graduated Evans Scholars, and Building, 20025 Mack Plaza, between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. from Grosse Pointe more than 9,800 caddies, Monday through Friday. All interested persons are invited to attend and will be given opportunity for public comment. The South High School in including more than public may appear in person or be represented by counsel. June and is attending the 1,500 from Michigan and Written comments will be received in the City Clerk’s office, University of Michigan Michigan State, gradu­ up to the close of business preceding the hearing. A group this fall. ated as Evans Scholars spokesperson is encouraged on agenda items concerning Evans Scholars are since the program was organized groups. Individuals with disabilities requiring chosen based on demon­ founded by famed auxiliary aids or services at the meeting should contact the strating a strong caddie Chicago amateur golfer Grosse Pointe Woods Clerk’s Office at 313.343.2440 seven record, excellent aca­ Charles “Chick” Evans days prior to the meeting. demics, demonstrated Jr. financial need and out­ For more information Lisa K. Hathaway standing character. on this program, visit GPN.: 07/31/2014 City Clerk The scholarship is val­ wgaesf.org. GROSSE POINTE NEWS, JULY 31, 2014

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PHOTO COURTESY OF CLIFF GRABOWSKI AA champions PHOTO COURTESY OF GEORGE LUTFY The Rockhounds came back in the last innings in every playoff game they Dodgers win played to win the Grosse Pointe Farms-City Little League AA championship. In The Grosse Pointe Park Dodgers beat the Yankees in the third game of the the champion game, they came back from a 4-0 deficit in the last inning with a Majors World Series 10-7. Outstanding pitching by Thomas Mellos and Daniel walk-off bases loaded single by Will Henry to win 5-4. Team members are Billy Klepp combined with home runs by Gabe Webb, Joey Mikhael and three by Rauh, Tommy Maccagnone, Danny Nugent, Cliff Grabowski Jr., Campbell Gino Lutfy to give the Dodgers the edge in the best of three series. Pictured Marchal, Joey Mcevoy, Andrew Kolojeski, Jimmy Okeefe, Jack Restum, Joseph above are the champs, seated is Jack Michaud; front row from left, Jake Schunemann, Julian Leon, Alec Ells and Will Henry. The coaches are Kevin McBride,Gabe Webb, Gino Lutfy, Aidan McGlone, Terrance Lane, coach Nugent, Jeff Maccagnone and Cliff Grabowski. McBride, and Daniel Klepp; and back row from left, coach Mellos, Thomas Mellos, manager Lutfy, coach McGlone and Joey Mikhael.

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PHOTO BY KATHY RYAN ULS night Tea The Grosse Pointe Woods city council honored the boys varsity baseball team from University Liggett School on its championship season in the state’s time Division 3 league. Coach Dan Cimini, along with assistant coaches Bob Conway, Steve Kathan and Glynn Conley led the Knights to their fourth consec­ Trombly Elementary fifth- utive championship game and their third state title. “It was a dream season,” graders reenacted the Cimini said, noting it took extraordinary teamwork and dedication on the part Boston Tea Party, complete of the players. Along with the coaches, the city issued proclamations to team with a drum and fife band, members Adam Fiema, Anthony Simon, Patrick Broder, Ian Clark, Cole Zingas, dumping ‘tea’ into the har­ Robert Kaiser, Nicholas Azar, David Newman, Sean Fannon, Joseph Cipriano, bor and the signing of the Thomas Meyering, Theodore Wujek, Jackson Walkowiak, Connor McCarron, Declaration of Jackson Benning, Matthew Gushee and Gehrig Anglin. Independence. The stu­ dents learned about this time in history through so­ cial studies teacher Helen Lengel. Above, students, Cottage Hospital dressed in period costume, sign the Declaration of Independence. Left, Dylan developers seek tax deal Huston and Katie Maraldo, along with other fifth grad­ By Brad Lindberg Tax abatements lasting “That’s down the road ers, dump grass clippings StaffWriter up to 10 years are pro­ after the public hearing.” (in place of tea) into the vided under state law “Part of the reason lake, reenacting when dem­ GROSSE POINTE promoting the rehabilita­ they’re interested in this onstrators in defiance of the FARMS — A public hear­ tion of commercial prop­ is to qualify for other May 10,1773 Tea Act, dis­ ing is scheduled at next erty more than 15 years state funding,” Reeside guised as American month’s council meeting, old into a commercial said. “In order to qualify Indians, dumped tea into 7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 18, enterprise or multi-fam­ for other state funding, the Boston Harbor. ily residential use. they need this abatement. to consider a tax abate­ PHOTOS BY RENEE LANDUYT ment for the group trans­ “If, after a public hear­ So, they’re asking the city forming Henry Ford ing, a district was cre­ to be a conduit to apply Cottage Hospital into se­ ated, they could apply for for other funding.” nior living. some abatement over a Henry Ford Health “This was a request period of time,” Reeside System, which includes from REDICO, which said. Cottage, plus partners Lightning strikes again owns the property and is Farms approval is the REDICO developers and developing it for use by first step to a tax deal. American House Senior By Brad Lindberg hall. Smith said. American House,” said Wayne County officials Living, joined forces to StaffWriter “You’ve got to remem­ ♦ “Our security lock Shane Reeside, Grosse must concur, then for­ reconstruct the top two ber, lightning dissipates system at city hall literally Pointe Farms city man­ ward the matter to floors of Cottage into 84 GROSSE POINTE over one million volts,” started smoking,” Smith ager. Lansing. one-and two-bedroom SHORES — Lightning Barrette said. said. “We smoked out our REDICO representa­ “The state tax commis­ apartments for up to 100 snuck into the municipal “We’ve been hit by police department.” tives want Farms officials sion ultimately will have senior citizens. complex last month lightning before,” said ♦ Elevator. to designate the property to approve the abate­ Hospital operations on through the basement. Brett Smith, director of “It was down for about a commercial rehabilita­ ment,” said William the first floor of Cottage A bolt June 18 bypassed public works. “We have a week,” Smith said. tion district. Burgess, city attorney. will continue, including a lightning rod. surge suppression. ♦ Controls for the new 24-hour emergency care, Grosse Pointe Shores Normally, you can see heating and air condition­ women’s health, radiol­ Councilman Robert where it hits.” ing system, “which we ogy and ambulatory sur­ Barrette, a retired DTE Damage included: just signed our last check gery. Energy manager, believes ♦ A newly-installed on,” Smith said. A ceremonial ground­ lightning hit the ground emergency generator. ♦ Low-voltage control­ breaking took place last before worming into the “We had to have a cir­ lers. December. electric system at city cuit board put in it,” ♦ Exterior spotlights. PHOTO CONTEST “We’re waiting for new ones to arrive,” Smith h o (> tU b y /C O N N I E ’S^ said. CHILDREN’S SHOP , ♦ Controllers for the emergency siren failed. ♦ The Comcast box -Bring in a 3x5 or 4x6 photo of your that broadcasts munici­ little one, no larger please! 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Beaumont Medical Group PSP Stores, LLC. / DBA Pet Supplies Plus SPECIAL USE REQUEST SPECIAL USE REQUEST PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Grosse Pointe Planning Commission will hold a public PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Grosse Pointe Planning Commission will hold a public hearing as noticed above to consider the Special Use Application for a use that is over 5,000 hearing as noticed above to consider the Special Use Application for a use that is over 5,000 square feet located at 17000 Kercheval Avenue, Suite 205. square feet located at 17010 Kercheval Avenue. The project is being proposed for development under Section 90-298: Permitted Uses after The project is being proposed for development under Section 90-298: Permitted Uses after Special Approval, of the City of Grosse Pointe Zoning Ordinance which allows uses over Special Approval, of the City of Grosse Pointe Zoning Ordinance which allows uses over 5,000 square feet in the C-2, Central Business District subject to special use approval. 5,000 square feet in the C-2, Central Business District subject to special use approval. The following specifications are proposed for the project: The following specifications are proposed for the project: 1. Project Type: Retail (6,760 sq. ft.) 1. Project Type: Medical Office (5,270 sq. ft.) 2. Current Zoning: C-2, Central Business District 2. Current Zoning: C-2, Central Business District 3. Total Parcel Size: Approximately 39,000 sq. ft. 3. Total Parcel Size: Approximately 39,000 sq. ft. The proposed plans for this project are available for inspection by the public at the Building The proposed plans for this project are available for inspection by the public at the Building Department at City Hall during regular business hours Mon-Fri 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, telephone Department at City Hall during regular business hours Mon-Fri 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, telephone 313.885.5800. 313.885.5800. Public comment is welcome. If you are unable to attend the hearing, written comments will Public comment is welcome. If you are unable to attend the hearing, written comments will be accepted until 12:00 noon on August 15,2014. be accepted until 12:00 noon on August 15,2014. Julie E. Arthurs, Julie E. Arthurs, g p n : 07/31/14 City Clerk g p n : 0 7/ 3i/i4 City Clerk