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I Tax tribunal • Grosse POinte Farms homeowners L------er;::::r/7' may see their homeowner's Insurance bills actually drop this year Page 3A • The Michigan KOI and Pond Clubs presented their annual pond tour In ,I w~lc~m,~,!~b~!,I~(I~~\:::l~judge. t~ defi~e Harper Woods on Saturday, July 12 A beautiful array of nine ponds were '''':1' ' ~ l'ANSE :---1) what IS publIC' showcased Page 9A " I ~\I r'"..,,,r I CR~~SE, __ !I 3 • Teachers Linda Kelly and Natalie Parsons along with assistant Lisa Boyd J~ompOl.\TE :~!lli2 Decision to determine whether are mstructlng a summer school class SOulr-l I • for first-graders called First Class Rudimentary language and anthmetlc -.J POInteparks will continued skills are Introduced via fun and cre- ative exercises Page 9A to be taxed - and how much • Board of Education members Lisa By Bonnie Caprara Wood Vreede and Joan Richardson Staff Wnter took the oath of office on Monday, July How publIc ISpublIc? The state tax 14 The board also elected new officers That defimtlon IS expect- for the 2003.04 school year Page 11A ed to be determIned wlthm commission is tak- • University Liggett School kinder- the month by a state tax tn- garten teacher Lisa Cornell Will study bunal]udge ing a "wait and educational philosophies regarding gift- Tax tnbunal Judge ed children, thanks to a $4,500 grant MIchael StImpson IS conSid- see" approach prOVided by the school Page 11A erIng whether the POInte while awaiting • Katie Pas::;amanl, a senior at parks are publIc In that they Grosse Pomte North High School, are open to all reSidents of a Stimpson's deci- attended a leadership conference In city or pnvate In the respect Washington, DC, thiS summer Page 1'1" to I" K ,n n Hurn they are not open to all resI- sion on the City 11A dents of the state case before taxing • With the discovery of emerald ash Babe Ruth sisters score! If the parks are Indeed borers m Grosse POinte Shores, the As the 13-year-old Grosse Pointe South Babe Ruth All-Star State conSidered publIc by the resident -only InvaSive, tree-killing msect has been Tournament ballplayers whacked their way to a 6-5 victory over state, then the Pomtes wIll confirmed throughout the Pomtes L'~se Creuse North on Sunday. July 13, at Kerby Field in Grosse be able to offer such amem- parks in other Page 1B POlUteFarms. their little sisters and friends kept score. From left. ties as sWimmIng, boatIng • Bob Schappe of Grosse POinte are Farms residents Gretchen Shirar. sister of first base player P.T. and tenms at no or low cost communities. See Park and hiS son, Scott, Will both sail In Shirar: their sister, Ingrid Shirar (kneeling); Charlotte Socia. sis- to ItS reSIdents If not, then related editorial, their 25th Bacardl Bayview Mackmac ter of Grosse Pointe Farms/City 12-year-Id All Star the Pomtes wIll have to pay. Race thiS weekend, earnmg Old Goat" p~tcher/catcher Will Socia; and Kelsey Horn, sister of pOSSIbly more than they Page 6A status Page 1C pItcher/catcher Topher Horn. Inspired by sisterly devotion - and have In the past, to afford the flow of free pops from the concession stand - the crew did an theIr reSidents such exclu- upstanding job during all three tournament games, including the sIvltIes 6-1 State Championship victory over L'Anse Creuse North on For the past three years, III said, "There are two Monday. July 14. the CIty of Grosse Pomte, mam pomts to beconsidered Grosse Pomte Farms, First, legal restnctlOns on Grosse Pomte Park and the property make It unmar- Thursday, July 17 Grosse Pomte Shores have ketable Accordmg to the The Alma Smith QUintet performs m The smell been paYIngstate and coun- CItycharter, It would reqUIre thiS week's MUSICon the Plaza concert, ty taxes on their lakefront a vote of the people to sell sponsored In part by the Grosse POinte parks Last year, the the property No one would News. at the comer of St Clair and of summer MichIgan Tax CommISSIon vote to sell the park filed a complamt agamst the Secondly, a substantIal por- Kercheval m the Village at 7 p m bon of the park was con- In case of Inclement weather, the Roses, below. CIty. Farms and Park clwm- attract us visually and Ing theIr parks' valuatIOlis veyed to the CIty WIth the cnncprt Will be held In the r...~",or", were too low stIpulatIOn that It be used ab Elementary School gym with their fragrance. according to Grosse Suits were not filed a park" Pointe News garden agamst Grosse POInte Furthermore. Kennedy Monday, July 21 columnist Kathleen Shores or Grosse POInte SaId, "The value of the park Peabody. Woods Last September. the IS .aIready reflected m the The City of Grosse POinte City Shores settled a suit It filed reSIdentIal assessments of CounCil meets at the City'S mUniCipal The scent of laven- agamst the tax commiSSIOn our property owners" bUilding at 7 30 P m der (at the right) and In whIch ItStax bIll was low- In Wmter 2003, the CIty other essential oils ered from $38,000 to paId $29 on state and county The Grosse POinte Woods City made from herbs and $10,000 The Woods pays a taxes on ItS parks. whIch It CounCil meets at the Woods' city hall at flowers can be mood- fee to St ClaIr Shores. assessed at $444 730pm altering. where ItS lakefront park IS ASSIstant Attorney located General Ro"s Bishop saId See Peabody's col- In ItS response. the City the tax commISSIOnIStakmg Tuesday, July 22 umn, "Down to claImed exemptIOn from a "walt and see" approach Steve Ollnek of the DetrOit Port Earth." about select- those taxes The tax tn- while awaItmg StImpson's Authonty Will be the featured speaker of ing herbs and Bowers bunal deCIded to hear the deCISIOn the Grosse Pomte Senior Men's Club for their fragrance. CIty'S case first and hold Currently, the state has luncheon at the Grosse Pomte War It's on page 7B. complaInts agamst the only leVIed taxes on reSI- Memonal beginning at 11 a m Farms' Pier Park and the dent-only parks III the City, For more information, call (313) 881- Park's Patterson and Farms, Park and Shores 5592 Wmdmlll Pomte parks m Bishop saId the tax commis- • abeyance SIOnISawaltmg the deCISIOn The Lakefront SWimming ASSOCiation If the tnbunal deCIdesthe on the CIty case before tax- Championship Finals Will be held at parks should be taxed, CIty mg reSIdent-only parks III Neff Memonal Park m the City of attorney Charles Kennedy other commumtIes Grosse Pomte Prellmlnanes Will begin at 9 a m The finals Will be held on Wednesday, July 23, at 5 30 P m ThiS year's meet IS hosted by Grosse POinte Shores • An armed forces support group meets In the Lake Room of Grosse POinte War MemOrial at 7 30 P m AdmiSSion IS free Call (313) 881- 7511 for more Information
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July 17, 2003 2A News Grosse Pointe News 50 years ago this week T YOU!
The City of Grosse Pointe Woods In conjunction with the Grosse Pointe Public School System, The Grosse Pointe Business and Professional Association of l\lack Avenue, Lochmoor Club, St. John Health System, Mark "Doc" Andrews, and Pete Thomas Thank the following businesses and individuals for their contributions to the 2003 Grosse Pointe Woods Fireworks SPONSORS Atlanta Bread Company-Store 142 City of Grosse Pointe Park Comerica New diving platform proves popular Although it was late Monday afternoon when this picture was taken. the Edmund t. Ahee Jewelry Company Standing Room Only sign was stiU out at the new diving board installed recently at Grosse Pointe Park's beach. Perfect weather has made lakefront Farmer Jack Food Emporium parks in the Grosse Pointes the chief gathering places for thousands of res- GMACFinancial Services idents. young and old. (Photo by Santee. From the July 16. 1953 Grosse Pointe News.) Grosse Pointe Business and Professional Assoc. of Mack Ave. The Grosse Pointe News yesterday's headlines Grosse Pointe Public School System 50 years ago this week purses and wallets man's car wntamed a loaded In a case m the Park, the plstol, hollow-pOInt ammu- • The commumty's Office Lochmoor Chrysler-Plymouth Jeep, Inc. burglar took a ladder from a mtlOn and spent casmgs lit- of CIVIlIan Defense prepares house and used It to clImb terIng the floorboards Lochmoor Club to Implement a defense plan mto a second-floor \'oIndc)\\ • Grosse Pomte North should there be a bombing of another dwellmg HIgh School students LIsa Mr. C's Car Wash attack or major dIsaster Gavan and LI;,a Krebs wm Among other thmgs, the National Coney Island, Inc. 10 years ago this week ScholastIC Art Awards m plan would alert medIcal photography from the personnel to help treat • HIS name IS Latlssmus Alhance for Young Artlsts & Pointe Medical Equipment, Inc. DorSI and he loves to munch wounded, schools to send Wflters Inc , based m Ne\'o Radar Industries children to basement shel- on romame lettuce and bd"k m the afternoon sun York ters Gavan and Krebs are two Latlssmus IS a 3 1/2-foot Robert D. Ihrie & Deborah F. O'Brien • The ThIrd Annual of 49 students natIOnWide to emerald green Iguana He's Flshmg Rodeo Will be held wm awards Attorneys at Law been mlssmg SInce July 4 at Grosse Pomte Farms PIer • A piece of MichIgan hIS- Park next month, but pre- from a City of Grosse Pomte Sine & MonaghanlGMC Real Estate famIly hvmg m the tory finds a home on the hmmary competitIOn among grounds of the Grosse Pomte & youngsters m the Park, CIty Lakeland and Umverslty St. John Hospital Medical Center area near Waterloo HIstOrIcal Society's head- and Farms IS already under quarters m Grosse Pomte Sunrise Assisted Living of way Its owner saId If the Igua- A pre-rodeo contest IS let- na Isn't chngIng to a tree Fanus A log cabm datmg Clrca- Grosse Pointe Woods tmg boys and gIrls who hmb he's probably feastmg 1850 and regarded as the make good catches from on someone's vegetab1e gar- Supreme Heating & Supply Co. July 9 through Aug 20 to den. oldest bUlldmg m Macomb University Liggett School become elzgIble for state and • A 40-year-old Grosse County WIllbe erected m the natlOnal kmg and queen Pomte Woods man IS kIlled back yard of the Provencal- WeIr House on Kercheval awards by a hIt-and-run dnver The 10-by-14-foot cabm • A Grosse Pomte Park whIle bIcycle rldmg on east- btandb 10 feet tall It was bound Vermel CONTRIBUTORS reSIdent has threatened a donated to the socIety by A DetlOlt m,m, 31, 1'-> laWSUIt agamst Grosse Chnst Church Grosse AAA-Grosse Pointe, All Pointes Barber Shop, Ben J. Pomte Park for banDIng charged WIth negligent homICIde and leavmg the Pomte shmgled roofs - Brad Lindberg Czerniawski D.D.S., Chaundy International Fine Members of the cIty coun- scene of a personal mJUI), cil recently demed the reSI- aCCident Art, Chris C. Panagos DDS, City of Grosse Pointe, dent pernusSlOn to cap hIS The aCCIdent occurred City of Harper Woods, Cueter Bros. Service Inc., home m the 700 block of shortly before 1 p m The Backyard Three MIle WIth a shmgled man and hiS 14-year-old son . DeFour Insurance Agency Inc., Donald Pierce roof, Cltmg the prospect of were rldmg their bIkes along sewer pIpe fire hazard the curb of VernIer near the Insurance, Edward Nepi Salon, Fahnestock & Lochmoor Country Club and repairs in GPP 25 years ago this week Mason Elementary School Company Inc., Frank Lamia Hair Salon, Jeannie's • Ronald Knelser cIte,; hI" A nearly $160,000 sew!"r • A 71-year-old DetrOlt project \\,111 begm toward the fi,;cal experience when Boutique, John R. Cobau, Josef's French Pastry man dIes of multiple InJunes announCIng hIS candIdacy end of summer through two In an automobIle crash at for the Grobse Pomte Farms blocks of backyards m lower Shop Co., Joseph A. DiMaggio Jewelers, Joyce's Marter and Rosyln roads III Gro-,be POInte Park CIty counCIl Grosse Pomte Woods Salon, Lamia & Lamia, Meaghan's, Moehring-Woods Knetser, an attorney and Agmg s<\mtary sewer Pohce report the man and certIfied pubhc accountant pIpes measunng 15 to 20 hIS 72-year-old WIfe, a pas- Flowers, People's State Bank, Pointe Family said, "I would like to contm- Inches m dIameter WIll be senger, were dnvmg west- ue the trend of decreasmg gIVen a new lease on hfe Dentistry, Prather & Garwood P.C., String Beads, bound on Rosyln and faIled the budget whde e'\pandmg \\ Ith the mstallatlOn of pro- to Yield the flght-of-way This "N" That For Pets, Wan Kow Chop Suey, State the level of Clt) ..,enlces ' tective hnmg" from the btOPSIgn at Marter Work IS expected to begm TheIr car >Vasstruck by a Farm Insurance - Mark Wilamowski, Woods Family 5 years ago this week In late August along rear car travehng northbound on easements of Wayburn and • Poltce from GrObse Dental. Marter Lakepomte between • Ruth McLoughlin IS Pomte Shores, Fanus and Kercheval and CharlevOlx crowned MIS" Grosse POInte City catch a man ",ho says Reltmng pIpe" IS less Park 1978 DIane he's fresh from a shoot-out expenSIVe, fa"ter and lust as MIllenbach IS first runner- With drug dealers m DetrOIt Grosse Pointe Woods long-Ia~tmg as dlggmg up up WIth Regan Grobbel sec- Shores pohce spotted the and replacmg old sewers, ond runner-up The pageant 25-year-old DetrOIt man accord 109 to Park admmls- Fireworks Committee IS chaIred by Ruth Edlund, makmg an Illegal U-turn on trators who won the crown m 1977 Lakeshore He ,;ped away Robert E. Novitke, Mayor • A cat burglar eludes and dIdn't stop untIl run- Chn,;ton Relmel, dIrector of publtc servIce, saId rehn- pohce III Grosse Pomte Park mng ofTthe road when> the Eric J. Steiner, Mayor Pro-Tern and Fanns street narrows along a curve mg WII]t dllu,dh III op thh \ ('.1) AAA Mlehlg,lIl ml'mbel, III - I,)tmg of ,3 lor lis lire protec- IIlg ill till' r .If III, lould llOll, IlllJ(.h Ildb lb::'ul'u dllel' Thl' IlhUldlHl S('III(l'''' l"pl'lt ,md "dId d(~u,tment'i yearb ago (Will' 11'-;0) h,l' led'h,Ifil'd h,hl'd on thl' }<"1I rnb PPC ISO spokebperf>On Dave tht F,lrlJh huildlng (()e!l' \\ould Idl \ hom wmpan) to Dasgupta bald a mUllIclpall- I'u bhl 1'1 ole( t 1011 llJlllp,lll\ tv''i fire ratmg If> ba'ied 50 ('I'h,dil,lt lOll'- 1111'(') f 10m H 'Ie) I dnlp BIpnn,ul Ihe pelcpnt upon fire "upples- Ill' to ) - mdklllg till' F,lI F,II nh pli bile ..,eJ\ f( P dlree- "IOn capabl1ltle<;. such as the dlllong tIll' --,i1l'"t ,0mmUIII tOI .."ue! thp Imploypd hUlld- locatlOn 01 the file depart- he" III thl' (OUlltl\ pp{', Illg la(rng l,\Il\(> rn ImpIO\e- menl and file how.,es, the h,l,pd on d '!dll' of I to 10 Ilwnl-.. 111 Illllle!lIlg lOdl' and t,pe" of equipment the lire ,II P [)II(' 0 f "'( '\ ('1 .1 I (1 It t I 1.1 I( h]( IIll ..,oft\\dle. lomput- depmtment Ube'i, the level In'Uldll« (Olllp,llll(" u--( to el' (Uf I (lit hll1Jdmg lodp;" of tI ,linIng of It;" pel i> Ph III .. b~ Jl nJlle \!dJf'T Tom Janz has been collecting military toys since he was a young boy growing Wayne County sheriff targets up in Grosse Pointe Farms, Above are Desert Storm figurines, Below are early G.I. Joe action soldiers. online predators of children By Brad Lindberg Make great photographs. •• don't take snapshots We all know that a cham- pIOn athlete has to mentaIIy prepare hImself for the chal- lenge of what will hopefully be a peak performance In photography, thiS same theory applies We have to emotIOnally prepare our- selves, too And a large part of thiS 18 getting mto the Photogmph~/ state ofmmd that you are no longer gOing to be takmg By Monte Nagler snapshots rather, from now on you WIll be making pho- enhance your Image? the subject You see, you're tographs Perhaps a dIfferent focal startmg to make pho- Here's how you can go length lens Will add greater tographs, not take snap- " about makmg thiS shift and Impact shots developlOg a new attitude about your photography FIrst, slow down Don't rush Rather than sllap just the mountain mto snapping your shutter Leave your camera m ItS in tlte distance, carefully study the case as you begln to study scene for foreground objects. your subject Ask yourself how best you can portray the subject Should you Are you beglnnIng to see Let's go further Use all Monte Nagler and "making a photograph" in mind in this image from the Vat- move m tight or keep your what IS happ~nmg? You are the depth-of.tield that IS ican in Rome. Selecting an interesting subject with careful composition pro- distance? Is one camera startmg to go through a con- aval Iable ta you DId you duced this unusual picture, angle better than another? SCIOUS,planned-out thought know that your normal pIle of boulders that \HIl Is early mormng or late p:-ocess to produce a photo- 50mm lens WIll glve you a togrdphs" mode gJVe a "foundatwn ~ to yoU! process IS at work you are afternoon light better to graph that says It all about depth-of-field of 7 feet to You'll often want to place makmg photographs, not compobltlOn 01 tho"e tree Infimty? So next time you're the subject off-center to add takmg snapshots See how It branches that act as d per- shootmg scener}, take d dynamIC dimenSIOn to works? fect "frame ' How about the advantage of thiS Rather your photograph Con"lder Remember, also, that you "tream or fence that' lead,,' than snap Just the mountam the use of filter" to enhance dl e an artist creatmg a }OU Into the scene The"e 111 the dl<;tance, carefully a blue <;ky,add some color to techniques \\ 1I1 ~hlft you beautIful Image "See" With study the scene for fore- a dramatic sunset or add a your feehngs and emotIOns Then /00/( /0 your good neIghbor mto the "makmg pho. ""tar burst' of excitement ground obJect~ such a<;that and keep III mmd that It IS State Farrrf' agent Through an Once agam, the pldnned YOU makmg the pho- unbeatable alliance WIth out, well executed thought tographs, not the camera FortiS Health', I'm offenng fleXIble Celebrate and affordable Insurance co\erage. Pflt'Ildslup Day IS Lit' of Ot3tnssc 1!loitlte 3JliJonb's, M.chl~8n " that's what Good SUllda~~AI/~lIst ~rd you're looking for, come see \jOf1( I h III Rlln (riVEN thai thl: (lly (ouncl1 adopted 'hL lolltm Ing:onhnanll:' at II, meeting:held on Monday July 7 me today Friends 20m Thc ordll1ancc,arc a\ ailable for publiCIn,pcctJOnal thc (.ral~ful hran. know maoy 10'"' Whelhrr you \fllnlLIp,lI Building,2002~ M'llk P/dld hetween II ~Oa m and U.rk WlI.mowakl. Agent 'i 00 III \10ndd} through rnda} rOOoS<'a 'Imply ImeJ~ fiowrr or ao artfully r 18720 Mad< A--...e SIe 270 Grosse PoI"Ile Farms "'I arrangE'd f><>llqUI'lyour gl/1 of (re,h flowrl"' \~ OROI"I \"CF TO AM","ID CHAPTER 98, ZONING, 313-8BHll00 from \ '\llano, mak1"la h"Uhfull) ct"llO(1l\r AR fI( I .. I. '" G .. "FRAt, BY A\1FNDING Sf.CTlON 911-9P \RK'''G OR \TOR \Gf' OF CO\fMERCIAL ( rr~'"'T/j [Jill \ aod lkl.ghl/ul. 'prr""m of vour frlro.I'hlp R",I \,,. \FHI(U.~; II, \" ORO" \ ,( f TO A\11 '0 ( H \PH.R 98, J:ONING, \RTJC U I, I~ G .. 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True, the Pomtes would prefer not to pay taxes on their parks In our bias obvious Opinion way of thmklng, it IS double taxation. We do not believe "open to the public" he DetroIt News' anti-Pomte means open to everyone wIthout qual- bias arose agam last week, IficatIOn Our "publIc" IS the res;dents but not on the opmlOn page, commumty.owned, nverfront parks Idents-only parks Into a race Is",ue, T of the mdlvldual CItIes whom the where you would expect, but that offer tenms, sWlmmmg and PIC- and that accordmg to DetrOIt and parks are Intended to serve. m a front page "news" story titled, mckmg? Wayne County offiCIals But he fads There 11> a very good, practIcal rea- "Posh Pomtes May Have to Pay Up He even refers to the Pomte parks to b'lve these offiCIals' names He only son the parks must be hmlted to CIty for Pnvate Parks." as "sprawling" Huh? Patterson Park cItes county CommI..,slOner Bernard rCbldents, and that IS space The Reporter Joel Kurth's obvious dIS- at the foot of Three MIle looks Sizable Parker, who seems on one hand to parks are SImply not bIg enough to dam for the Pointes began WIth the on a map, but we WIll bet many of decry the loss of taxes the county handle all who would hke to use lead, "Life at Some of MIchIgan's nch- DetrOIt's parks are larger than those loses by the parks' not paywg taxes them That IS why reSIdents from est dddre:.oe:. comes wIth cenam III th~ I'UlI1tCb and then somehow equatr" thr In"" of other POinte:. t-dllllot ul>e al1uther nghts. tenms, dips in pools, and PIC- The alleged "news peg" for the story taxes to raCIsm - a non seqUItur in mcs In community-owned parks along was the POIntes' arguments before the our opinIOn. Pomte's park Lake St. ClaIr." MIchIgan Tax TrIbunal. Pullmg the race card was not suffi- If you have ever tned to plcmc at HIS bIased tone contmued wIth red- Allegedly under state law, parks CIent for thiS reporter He further goes Metro Beach on a summer weekend, flag words, such as "sprawling," that are not open to the "pubhc" are back half a century to mentIOn long- you know how overused a park can "exclusIvity," "tree-hned," "only," not tax exempt. The complamt that dead real estate practices That's lIke get, and that IS a regional park Our "however," "wealthiest," "weathered," one of the Pomtes was not follOWIng comparIng modern day Mobde, Ala, parks are not that spacIOUS, despite "segregatIOn," "riffraff," "obviously" state law and paying taxes on Its to the tIme of Rosa Parks We are sure what the DetrOIt News reporter and "ehtIsm " parks was made by one resident, SIn- the good people of Alabama have long thinks. The so-called news story is knee- gular, not plural as the DetrOIt News outgrown their bIases, and so have But the fact IS that we are paymg Jerk stereotypmg of the Grosse reporter states. we. taxes on our parks - through hIgher Pomtes The reporter pamts the To be fair, he does mention the The only barner to 11vmg 10 the home values and directly through Powtes with the same, unfair, broad Pointes' arguments that the parks' Pomtes and any other commulllty assessments on the parks brush wIth which the suburbs are taxable values are paId In higher whose housmg stock 1:' In demand IS The questIOn IS what are the parks often accused of pamtmg DetrOIt. home values, whIch are due In part to economIC Granted. It takes a good worth? They cannot be sold or used To begin wIth, does the reporter amemtIes such as good parks and household mcome to lIve here. but for any other purpose So how much actually mean to Imply in hiS lead schools that 1& partl) due to pelyIng county should they be taxed? That IS the that Detroiters don't have access to But the reporter wants to make res- taxes POInt, not exclUSIVIty or race Robert G. Edgar EDITORIAL ClAS~IFllD (13) 882 6900 D1~rLAV ADVERll!>I'lt. rRODlJCTlO'" Publisher 1313) 882-0294 Barba .. Vazbeck \erha,ke m 11 ~82 ,<;QO (31)) 882 6090 John Mlnms MargIe Rem' SmIth \t1111,.,l..r Pt'tN I Blrknl"f \d\ lrll"'lII ....\t In \I",tr \ .....d...t ml Edltnr/h ltun bilhlr k,m M M,]('ke} \ ...... t lnt ttllht.. "en ",hop Editor and General Fran \elardo Robert B. Edgar Manager Chuck Klonke SpnTh Ednor \d\ I rll"ln~ \1 IllI\.,lT r nxlu;.tl n " 1ll1\.,t r \ ...... l'..tmt \1 II h...lr .....athle('n M ~Ievt'n ...on Founder and Pubhsher (311) 14V:;590 Bonnie Caprara ~11H \\r.ttr (] 940-1979) Brad 1 mdberg., r.,tltf \A,nh r Rosalyn Ballalar \ htrl''''lll.l [\lpn. ...i..TltlllH Camp Cunningham '-,t lH Wnll r Ida BauN Mar"\ [Hen lander Greg Barto~Lt'" ICZ \d\ \.rtl-'Illh kl pn.."\ nt ltl\ i.. Jenme Miller .....t"ltl \\ntl r Mt"lamt' M.ahonev Da"d Huflhes Diane Morelh, EdJton 11A...... 11nt luh~ R !>utton rat Tapper Publ"hod W.. kly b, Madeleine SOClil, <)~x'("htl\\nllT J.,. htrfl"'ll1h Klprt"'ll1tltf\\ Anleoebo PublJ!Ohet'S CIRCULATION 1313) 3435578 "en ( Ong. Penn, Derrick Grosse Pointe News 96 k.erc'H~\I.1 AU' Betty Brosseau Pro'ofn.1du \hn tl1.r <"'ld ur't1l1 \th t'''"1h Rtl~"l"llllltJ\' Gros5e Pomll!' Farm ... MI 48236 Gilbert Gray (op" !:JLtllT Karla. Altevogt M.w 'gl r 'k.,athlE'en 0 Bowles Carol Jannan "\'~I 1!l1r"(l \mln t Vol. 64, No. 29, July 17, 2003, Page 6A MIchael '>helton [lIll Tn Am} Conrad 1111 .... ,tl nIl \ hllt "'II'~ r..!..l1n"lI111tl\l ~.:ua D" ~~tra '\.\\\"'r\f r \ .. ", 11!I{rl High cost of inactivity veryone knows that physical SIty at or above 15 percent, WIth half of Inactivity has a high human the states expenencmg more than 20 Ecost in terms of health It percent of their reSIdents obese. shortens years of hfe, decreas- es quality of hfe and hmlts phySIcal "ThIS IS the claSSIC spread of a con- Independence tagIOn," DeJong saId "In fact, obeSIty IS now conSidered an epIdemIC m thiS But dId you know the economic cost country" of phySIcal InactIVIty among adults In MIchigan exceeds $89 blllwn annual- In sync WIth obeSity IS the rIse In ly? And who bears nearly all (97 per- dIabetes In the Umtad States. cent) of thIS cost? MIchIgan employers Christme Eagle, a reglstered dietit- These and many more eye-openmg ian and certIfied dIabetes educator at statistiCS were presented at a subcom- Wilham Beaumont HospItal, told Gaffney's commIttee, "As the obeSity mittee meetmg of the House Standmg trend mcreased, so dId dIabetes." Committee on Health Pohcy chaIred by Rep Ed Gaffney, R-Grosse Pomte She presented some US. statIstics Farms • Over 12 mIllIOn people have dJa- The meetmg was held Monday m betes, up 17 pel cent over the past five the beautiful Van Elslander Cancer years. Center at St John HospItal and • Currently there are more than 6 Medical Center milhon undiagnosed cases of dIabetes The report to the subcommittee, • InCIdence of dIabetes IS expected to Address comments to cartoonist Phil Hands at phands@grossepointenews "The EconomIc Cost of PhySIcal mcrease 44 percent by 2020 .com InactIVIty In MIchIgan," \Vas prepared by the MIchIgan Governor's CouncIl on • At least 16 milhon people are hv- PhYSIcal FItness, Health and Sports mg WIth "predIabetes," mcludmg 25 and was presented by Glenna DeJong, percent of very obese chIldren and 21 Letters VIce preSIdent of educatIonal programs percent of very obese adults for the councIl. • One to three additIOnal days of Fireworks "envIronmental hazard" as article, "Woods gun range DeJong reported that more than work are lost each year due to dia- eVIdenced by the barn that could be closed" To the Editor: half(55 percent) of Michigan's 7 6 mll- betes was Igmted by hghted fire- ThiS IS a time-honored hon adults are inactIVe Adults are ThIS IS In regard to the • An estimated 176,475 cases of per- works at the Hunt Club In sport and our personal free- conSidered phYl>lCally actIve If they artlcles 'Fireworks laws whIch many horses per- dom should be honored manent dIsabilIty In 2002 were caused engage m at least 30 mInutes of mod- should be enforced and Ished by diabetes, resultIng In an annual Smce the I"sue of the erate phYSical actiVIty on five or more "Pohce Illegal firework" cost of $7.5 bIlhon What will It take to CCW penmts, we feel that days a week nonexIstent problem here," enforce "fireworks laws?" more cItizens would like to • $1 out of every $10 spent for pnnted In the ,July 3 Issue of The nearly $90 bllhon economIC cost Perhap .. It Willtake CItizens, practIce Let's go for It and health care serVIces IS attnbutable to the Gro;,se Pomte New" lIke my~elf, to notIfy our keep us happy of mactlvlty In Michigan equates to dIabetes, that equates to $92 bIllIOn In ObVIOusly "Illegal fir€'- Jim Perry $1,175 per adult per year pollce dl'partments diabetes-related health care works" are mdeed a ploblem Mrs, William J. Cudlip Veteran The economic direct and mdlrect here m GrosM> Pomte 1 Grosse Pointe Woods • People WIth diabetes are at hIgh II cost of inactiVIty annually breaks don't know \\ here the pollee nsk for heart disease, stroke, high Grosse Pointe Farms down to $231 mIllion for health care, departmE.'nt was Fnday blood pressure, bhndness, kIdney dIS- $40 millIon for workers' compensatIOn evenmg, July 4, when lots of ease, nervous system diseases, ampu- and $86 blllwn m lost productIVIty fireworks could be heard Woods gun tatIOns, dental disease. comphcatlOns throughout the nIght In "These costs are borne largely by of pregnancy and Increased suscepti- Grosse Pomte Farm;, hut range To the Editor: Letters employers through health Insurance bilIty to bIOchemical Imbalances and rather than enJov a holiday I am a'ikmg all Grosse premIUms and lost productiVity," other comphcatlOns barbecue WIth m) family, r according to DeJong's report Pomte Wood" gun range welcome Further, bIOchemIcal Imbalances opted to stay home to take u..erfo to reque ..t that the The Grosse POinte The employers' costs of adult mac- lead to depreSSIOns, which can lead to care of my pet .. rang(' reopen for all Gro",se Npws welcomes your tIVity were due to absenteeism. pre- overeatIng and dnnkmg and other Last year, our neighbor Pomte Woods CItIzens for L€tter .. to the EdItor All senteelsm (on the Job but not fully self-destructIve behaVIOr, whIch leads hosted a party m hI" back gun practIce letters should be typed, functIOnIng), short-term disabilIty and to more OOO"lty, whICh leads to more yard where he took center Wl' ask that only Grosse double-spaced, SIgned on-the-Job IllJunes depreSSIOn, whIch ,and the down- stage ",hootmg off lighted POInte Woods reSidents be and limited to 250 firecracker'" and firework .. words Longer letters ward spiral contmues <1110\\ cd on the range no PhYSical Illactlvlty by adulti'l In WIll be edited for length as hiS gue",!" applauded gUl''its A driver's hcense or Michigan costs employer'l annually an Speakmg on behalf of employers, and all Iptters are sub- Yes. they were lI!:(hted and MichIgan state Identifica- average two days of work due to Michelle Hodges of the Troy Chamber Ject to edltmg for con- shot hIgh mto the all' QUIte tIOn 'ihowmg a Gros'll' absence, 14 5 hours due to short-term of Commerce told Gaffnev and com- a performance It was a" tent Include a daytime POInte Wood'i addrcs'l phone number for venfi- disabIlity and 1315 hours (over 16 mittee vIce chair Joe - Hune, R- some of the debn" landed on should f>ufficeaccess catIOn or questIOns days) due to hmlted functIOnIng on the LIVmgston County, that health care IS our property Thr police can request the The deadline for let- Job (presenteelsm) an economIc problem Shaken. my dog, who tlmp needed for their ter" I" 3 p m Monday The bottom hne IS that our waist "It's lIterally dnvIng busInesg out of weIghs all of 7:) pound", firearms trammg and Send letters to Editor, hnes are bulgmg We're gettIng fat and busmess," she saId "We need to take headed for the bafoement "hould be schedull'd accord- Gro..se Pomte News, 96 along With our cat wherE.' lazy fa'lt, SWIft actIOn We can't walt" mgly Kl'rcheval. Grosse they whimpered, "hlverpd r personally have call1'd Pomte Farms, Mlch DeJong showed a Centers of Disease So If you want to reduce health care and 'ltayed untIl the dIsplaY eIght good leaders In our 48236, or fax them to Control map from 1985 that showed costs, help your employer and Improve ended commumty who agree WIth i:H3) 882-1585 Letters some eight states expenencmg 8 to 14 the longeVIty and quality of your hfe, FIreworks are nOIse pollu- me and the other supporters may also be sent e.mall to Jmmms@grosse- percent obesity among their popula- eat Jess, eat healthier and get out tIOn they scare anImals who were mentIOned In the pomtencws com tIOns By 2000, all states reported 000. there' And obVIOusly. they are an ,July 10 Grosse POinte News ------~-----;at ...... ---.,.., - .., am, to shower and eat A day off breakfast before making the Walrus" Stadler, one 01 the pressure IS understandableo half-hour trek to Dearborn m9l'e popular players on the Stadler was down to After parkmg, I took a shut. ChampIOns Tour earth, Jokmg around, and with a tle bus to the TPC and went After he and the group helpIng the amateurs mea. to the cart garage for regis- po"ed for a pIcture, they "ure dIstance, read putts, tratIOn were IIltloduced to the dnd find their lost balls The crowd, ,md the Walrus teed champion CaddIes were taken on d team fimshed With a score of lin,t-lOme, fin,t-sen e babl'3, off Th(' amatrurs then fol- -14 On Wtdne~dd'r 9 I ,Juh Say and I dl ew No 106, I lowrd SUlt, and \I l' were on When It was all said and m,w) people took the day oil ,,0 wouldn't be gomg out until OUl way done, I was exhausted and work to come to the TPC In Michael Shel ton ~r. What \\ as also excltlIlg thE' afternoon "weaty The TPC IS qUite dIf- De'llbOlD dnd '\atth the But one of the be"t part" \I a" that the group plaYmg ferent from Lochmoor FOId Sl'l1lOl (,IdYl'l ~ chl'e;,ebul ger I lll.ln.lged to now one of the hlghe"t rdnk- wa" that we were allowed to behmd u., mcluded a certam But the expenence was all Champ,ol1~hJp PIO Am I ;,l'e J)dTlen MtCdlLv of the mg women In the wuntry watch golf untll our turn So golfer named Jack Nlcklau" worth 1t Oh, and the $80 tIp wa, 0111' of thl)<,e people Red WlIlg" finl~h up hI" She wa<; al"o the fir"t I JOined a few caddie" and AI>thr round progre"bed, I from Tony was good too l'xcept I not only wdtthed, I round on the 18th hole The womdn to 01'. n a Ford deal- caddied followed Tom Watson and thought Stadler played like But I also gamed more "kIes bnghtened flnd the ership 111 the DetroIt area hiS group around for 9 holes a profeSSIOnal Ever) time respect for pro caddies, A couple \\ eek., earher, I we.lthel got hotter AJ:, Tony and I hit the dn- he hit the golf ball, there because what they do IS saw a "tdtpment In the Yes, Tom Watson, the man FlIlally, my numbel came vlIlg range, the clowds got was no heSitatIOn uct!o/t t'ree Pre~1> bdyIng II he led thIS ,)."olr'" V S hard work, and they usually up J \,..,,, """I"Jl"J tl! ""JJle LI~bU clUj "u JIJ "uHh; uf the lIt' JJJo 1 1aht' dlly Il' Grosse Pointe News July 17,2003, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page .. Q-~S SE~P eINTE""~_0 G- S __ .f. ~_i b.Y.B.e.n.B.u.rn.s ~ Wood sculptor time to hIS wood art at \anOUb ramps m the Today, Macdonald's wood area IS $10, or you can take Twenty year" ago Palk sculptures reSide at the chemist the bus shuttle from DetrOlt In"tItute of Arts, BarryT. Bnarwood Mall or PlOneer the Smlthsoman and the Macdonald High School for $3 round Ann Arbor Art Museum got mterested tnp And hIS work IS on exhIbIt 1Il woodwork. thiS weekend at the Ann mg Looking Arbor Street Art Fair, Rare visitor for a compa- ~- -~- - -- - ~- -"'--- whIch selects 185 of the Last Sunday, Doug ny to plane a ~1Vark~ 717- 03-. most slgmficant mterna- Cheeks of the CIty took wdlnut tlOnal artists to exhibit at delIvery of a dream a fully plank, he Ben Burns ~l-rS A80lJT TIME 1t1EY DID ONS FOR. US.!/ the Juned show restored 1974 Karmann found DetrOlt The Street Art Fair, the Gh13 converttble, red WIth a Woodworkmg A former ongmal, founded 44 years tan top Cheeks found the Visit the Grosse Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs.keenspace,com Waynl' State clahsmate, ago, has been moved to the 36-horsepower, hand bwlt, Lowell Prag, greeted hIm streets around the Burton sports car on the Internet at the door Canllon Tower on the m January 2001 He pur- Prag let Macdonald wan- Ingalls Mall on the chased It after lookmg at der around hIS shop and University of MIchIgan pIctures and srnpped It to use the eqmpment, and campus BOIse, Idaho, where a clas- Macdonald became fascmat- The faus - there are SICcar restorer put the .5treetwise ed by the lathes He was actually four shows - run vehIcle m showroom condi- hooked Seven years later, 10 a m to 9 pm Thursday tlOn Question of the Week: he gave up hiS chemistry and Fnday and 10 a m to 6 ThiS u eek we asked hockey fans "Whom career to devote himself full p m on Saturday. Parking See FYI, page lOA should the Red Wmgs keep as a goalw, and what should they do wlth the one they don't?" "They bhould get Hasek because I think he IS more accurate In the net, and I like hIm better He also has more explerence III the net than CUJo" - Chns CahIll, Grosse Pomte Park "Hasek because he IS real- ly good I thInk CUJo should go back to Toronto" - Andrew Holder, City of Grosse Pomte Chris Cahill 'We "hould keep Ha"ek !ll'cause he IS a better goahe thdn CUJo He (CuJo) should get traded to New York hecause they don't have a "ood goalie" ------,., John Wendzmskl, ------Have a new digital camera? Gro"se Pomte Park I Don't feel like spending $ 1 per print to ~atch "I thmk we should keep Manny Legace I was mad ! your inkjet printer print them one at a tIme? \ when they got Hasek m the first place, and I don't thlPk Curtis Joseph IS good at all " LSpeedi Photo has the anS\ver! -Peter Wendzmskl, <\s exclltng as taking dIgital photos \s the process of Printing Ihem Grosse Pomte Park al home l~ eql1a\l~ as dIsappOinting for many digital camera owner~ After ~ou ~pend an hour or so to prmt out a roll of plc'ures at SI per plcrure the color Just I,n t the way you remember "I thInk that It IS hard to At ~peedJ Photo we can make REAL photos on KODAK paper from Peter Wendzinski ~our dlgllal him card You can download the Images yourself If rome back from a year off - \ouod like or l'Ie I'IllJ download them 10 our digital proces~mg com. a<; Hasek IS gOIng to do CllJO puler for 'you Our state of the art equipment ,.,111then digitally color __ _ deserves another year, but lorrecr them for the absolute truesl color and thl'~ Ore ready for ~au WIth the mevltable lockout Ihe next day Without an~ ha~~le or frmtratlon You enJoy the be~t of both wor~~s ~hte C~~Yf~~ next year I'd say trade both Icnce of dlgltal photography and the print quality 10\1 co';! and comemence °d ra h~ 10 FREEl hotugraphy The best part l~ ~ ou can try thl~ new servICe for FREE' You rea Tlg • Hasek and CUIO and start Legace to save thf> Wlng<; P Bnng mJ~ur r~~~~t~~~~~~~~dd~:I~:~~~a~~:~~d::W~~~~~~:~~~~:~~n~~7:~;Ysln~ie money" ~;~::.gl~age ~n your film card ABSOLUTELY FREE' I!Y!L ->Y.Q1dl nev.erp1Jll-f QLM11Ie agmm - Justm Islwll, Grosse Pomte Park "Ha"ek, hecau<;e my <;on • ~t~~{~~~+I;';~i{~~:~T=11~~ Alexander love" Hast"k He thmgs hE' IS the be'lt goahe ever They will havE' to Sign Speedi Photo & I~aging Center 'fr. away hiS (CuJo's) nghts " - Sandy Knuth, Grosse 20229 Mack Avenue Grosse POinte Woods (313)881-7330 'y A~I,~ ill \ j 'J )/l~' rf~./ " .. 1""1 Justin Isbell POInte Farms Sandy Knuth Digital & Traditional SameDay Color Process'"9 Portraits PassportPhotos Frames Photo & ScrapbookAlbums Grc:et'"9 Cards ld like a~ked drop us a note at 96 Krrrhel'al 011 The Vlde~t~OVD or CD Transfers Kodak Picture Maker Pnnt-t~Pnnt Processing If you ,hm (' (Jpqllr~tl~:1 you z;:F/48236 or emdll to edlior@Rro~~epoltnenew~ COIn Hill In (,rosse Olnte carms, to? .• - S 7. '$ $« • e July 17, 2003 SA Obituaries Grosse Pointe News '-"bool Mother" Club I l'lebrated on Thursday, Cyr, and her meces, Mandy He worked 10 the famIly \1r" Blakes cleat!ve rind ,Julv17,atlOam atSt (Carl) MltlOff and MIranda buslOess for a penod of time If tl,>tlCtalents IOciuded pot- Bonaventurp Mona.,tel Y In CYI and later 10 the hotel and h 1\ needlepomt and "tone })ptrOlt She was rredeceased by restaurant IOdustry He '>lulptmg Hel lrCdhon,> "'on t\rr angernent,> were mad£' hel father, Harold Noftz moved to Texa'>III 1992 ,I 11,11 ds and recognitIOn at h\ A H Petl'I" J<'uneral A funeral "erVlce was held Mr StlOh IS "un Ived by cllt show" l!OllH' In GIO ...... P POInt!' on ThUl.,da), July 10, at hi" mother, Gdll Robertson She 10\ ed to "Wlm almo"t Woods Chas Vel heyden lnc In Marentette, hi" lather, Enc ('I er) dd\ .It the GIO",,(' Memolldl contnbutlOn ... Gros.,e Pomte' Park Wethellil St roh (ElIsa), hiS POInte ('It \ P<11 k In FIOIldd Illd) be Illddp to thp Ml'mollal contnbutlOns "IStel Fldnce" Stloh-Shlrm Mr'> Blake \Ia" m the pool ("lpudlln., OldY be made to the IArkodyl, and hl<, brothl'r", t""lle add) \ 1"ltll1gWith hel Dedl'bol n Spec13101) mplcs Ed",.ud RobJD"OIl Stroh I many fnend" IChel yl) and WhItney ':l Judy Ann Reynolds Mr., Blake'., chIldren have ~ ~, Glosse Pomte Farm., resI- Charles Suddards Wethenll Sh oh .. -,~ ,.... fond memorIes of her beau- dent Judy Ann Reynolds, 56, A columbanum IIlterment t ' , tllul garden, good cookmg pa'>"ed away on MonddY, Stroh "t:1 I III ,1.11 b~ he ld on .: .f~ and dancmg at every wed. Julv 7. 200.1, at Bon Secours Charle" Suddards Stroh, 1ul'sday, August 19, at 11 j • , , .1.~. dmg HosPltdl 43, died on Wednesday, July am, at Chll"t Chunh ;. tl i1 f, She IS surVIVed by her Born 111 DetlOlt III 1946, 9, 2003, III GrapeVille, Glosse Pomte husband of 62 years, Mrs Reynolds earned her Texa" A memorIal sprvlce will be Mary Ender Blake George, her chIldren, Janet Roy E. Parker balhelor's and ma'>ter\ MI Stroh. a natIve of obsel ved 10 the Chut ch of (Ted) Wortman, Mal y Beth, degrees from Eastern Glosse POll1te, graduated the Holy lnnocencp, m We.,t Mary Ender Blake Tom (Pam), MIke (Tnsh), graduatea from St AmblO"E' MichIgan UI1\\el "Ity She from Grosse Pomte South Orange, N J , on Sept 12, at Mary Ender Blake, 84, DaVId (Dana) and Dan CatholiC School He "en'ed dlso attended Wayne State HIgh School m 1978 He 11am passed away on October 13, (Conme), 15 grandchildren, a'>a pnvdte fir'>t rid'>" III the Unrversltv attended Hillsdale College In heu of llowel h, memon- 2002, m Grosse Pomte SIXgreat-grandchlldlen, and U S Al my and Idtel \\as d MI s R~ynolds WOIked as and had a four-yea I tour III al tnbute'> would be apprecI- Born 111 DetrOIt 10 1917, her daughter-m-Iaw, Cmdy dnvel fIll Red Seal a speCial educrltlOn teachel the Manne Corps ated to The Hazelden Mrs, Blake attended St She was predeceased by Cleaner" for 30 years dt Dearborn Famdy and fnends FoundatIOn, Attention Mary's Academy m Monroe her son, George MI P,lIkel en)o)pd bowl- PublIc School'> Iemember Charhe a" an Development, POBox 11, and worked at her hu;,- mg dnd golf She wa" a dl'dlldted and extremely canng and kmd Center CIty, MN 55012 band's tool and die busllless Roy E. Parker He I" bunl\ed I1\ hI'>WIfe, callng 01 gdnI7er of the man until dedlcatmg her tIme to Roy E Parker, 74, passed Mar) ,10 Pdrkel H(, wa., pI 1"- Deal born SpeCIal OlympICS her family away on Sunday, Julv 1.1, decc.!'ed bv hl' 61<,ter..., She IS 'llI'VIVPd by her Her mdny hobbles Includ- 2003 E,>tdl(, '-" ldh,llll ,Ind DolO! e" daughter And! P,l HI'\ nolds, Farms gathering ed gardenIng, bowlIng and Born III Gros"e POlnf(' ("1\111,11 hp! llIothel :\Lll]ilI 1(' Noft7, bndge WIth the Austill HIgh Park III 1928, Mr P,ll h( I \ 1111 1 II \11" \\i11 hI' hll '1'((1 Ill\{lh fldldl wish lists for recreation building By Bonnie Caprara Staff Writer LIke \Hltmg a \\ 16hh"t for Santa everyone - from the lIty councIl to the younge"t 1 eSldent" - IS gettmg Ideas together for a new recre- atIOn bUildIng at Grosse Pomte Farms' PIer Park And money IS no object, at least m theorv "I'm gomg' to ask yon to not lImit your focus and say 'Oh, we're gomg to spend $,500,000 and that's all we're gomg to do,'" Mayor Ron Knelsersald "Thl'>ISVI'>lOn- dry The cIty council wIll make tho ...e kmds of deCI- sIOn" ThiS ISour one chance to make thIS to be of servIce for a long tIme and have thIS be somethIng everyone wIll be eXCItedabout" Over the past few months, the staff from CDPA Archltl'cts have met With thp Gro~se POInte Farms FoundatIOn, the Grosse Pomte Farms Boat Club, the Farms' park and harbor committee, and Pier Park staff to sohclt Ideas for an Improved recreatIOn bUlld- • NO ROAMING CHARGES mg The counCIl and admm- • NO DOMESTIC LONG DISTANCE CHARGES 1stratIOn have been keepmg from anyw!ltfl' In th~ Newl)' £xpandtd America \ lhGlce hGme calling area an open mInd a" to whether Tho Amon<> '(hoK,,,,,"'~ """ 1lIO!,tI .. 1l>, rn~.. ~ 0 ~,U'110""'''1 .....w>.m all ¥,.... to leconfigure the eXlstmg NEWLY EXPANDED UllsiiW Kyocera B2S LGVX 44DO Wlh "n' !Ie" u lome"9'ffmen' or dlllnqpl"'1 Il4 'No, hlqh" While'"!'\llles'''1 ROIlrrClIGnsl1\,lyapp~ .1.800.2 JOININ Dverizonwireless.com • any of our stores VfRIZON WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS STORES AUTHORIZED RETAILERS E-q fm(>nl "fip ~nd AIIIl AR8lNl FEilTllII SI ClAIR Sl40RES WAl-MART lOCAnDNS IN rv Free Guart\nlE!P ma.." ....<1ry 2570 Jac"'<.on Ave 1724'i S, IIpl Pkwy 2640 Hdlpef Avc H July 17, 2003 Harn '11 d •Gr.os.se.p.o.int.e.Ne.w.s ...... 1:er ,,00 S 9A .First Class summer school a learning joy By Came Cunningham Thp tl',llh(,l~ Car theft "'('dlOn 2. • I('ction of \'a\ or and Md\ or Pro 1 em b\ Cit} (.ouncll' The eledlon by the City On S"turd 2 - 2 • July 17, 2003 10A News Grosse Pointe News the 21-year-old IlhnOis man alcohol level of 249 percent Scared away Too drunk to and admItted to washlllg ill the area of VernIer and Nature's call may have Morrungslde He was unable PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS down two Darvocets, not thwartRd an early-mornIng work prescnbed to hIm, WIth beer to post $85 bond, so Sahne polIce said the victim also when a 26-year-old DetrOit CIty of Grosse POinte pub- housebreaker In Grosse pohce said to let him go reported a mlssmg concrete man nearly stopped hIS car hc safety officers were called Po1Ote Woods Other complaInts mclud- At about 4 a m on Fnday, statue of a fisherman for a bhnkmg yellow hght on to Neff Park around 10 30 Bike theft ed two out-of-state men sPI!- A man's 26-mch July 11, a man hvmg III the Losses exceed $100 northbound Mack and Cook a m on Sunday, July 6, to mg magazmes III the 1500 on Saturday, July 12, at 2 27 conVInce one of the hfe- Cannondale bike was stolen 1700 block of Broadstone block of Dorthern on am guards he was too drunk to from behind a store In the was headIng to the bath- Thursday, July 10, at 4 16 Bad planning room when he heard a wmd When the man got back work 17100 block of Kercheval In pm On Monday, July 7, at clume and glass breakmg A up to speed, hIS car began The lIfeguard, a 20-year- the CIty of Grosse Pomte at 951 pm, a Grosse Pomte qwck search turned up a weavmg from lane to lane, old Grosse Pomte Park man, about 4 p III on Thursday, Woods man who parked hiS smashed wmdow pane, door Clumsy dog almost hlttmg the curb told hiS supervIsor that he July 10 car at a club In the 1000 propped open WIth a garden On the evemng of The man admitted dnnk- stopped dnnkmg at 2 a m The bike lock was cut dur- block of Sunnmgdale saId stone, and purse dropped on Wednesday, July 9, the mg two beers but registered and was not intoXIcated A mg the 10 minutes the man "oml'onp "ma"hed a Side the floor by what pohce sus- owner ot a brown retnever a 281 percent blood alcohol PBT rc\"caled the man had R WR" In the store wmdow and stole hIS pect was a startled burglar agreed to replace SIXplants level The readmg was near- blood alcohol level of 244 Franklm planner ThIeves Pohce dusted the house her pet trampled m a pond ly three times the hmlt at percent mIssed hIS wallet and cellu- for fingerprInts and took garden m the 19800 block of wluch pohce can make an The lIfeguard was finally lar telephone m the glove Home invasion numerous photographs West Ida Lane Damaged arrest for drunken dnvmg told he had the rest of the About $800 III cash was box Officers Impounded the plants were reportedly day off and was dnven home taken from a house m the worth $25 to $30 man's yellow 1986 PontIac by two coworkers 400 block of Shelbourne In B&E attempt four-door Power outages Grosse POinte Farms dunng Shortly before mldlllght High WInds are suspected on Thursday, July 10, a Mongoose Suspected bike the mght of Thursday- III a senes of power surges at woman livmg 10 the 1600 Car thefts Fnday, July 10-11 loose Grosse Pomte Woods police FIVe cars and vans were thieves caught The unknown perpetratm block of Newcastle came headquarters that mter- home to find the front door Grosse Pomte Woods stolen last week m Grosse City of Grosse POinte and entered the house from a pohce saId a sJ1ver rupted electncal seTVlcefive Pomte Park. Three vehicles Grosse Pomte Park pubhc partIally-open slidIng door ajar She thInks someone times shortly after 1 p m on tned to break m Mongoose bIcycle WIth red were recovered m DetrOIt safety officers were busy and black decals was report- Fnday, July 11 On Monday, July 7, a 2003 trackmg down suspected The department's emer- Car theft ed stolen from m front of a Dodge Caravan was taken bIke thieves III two unrelat- School store m the 2100 block of gency generator chcked on from In front of a house m ed mCIdents on Tuesday, A 2002 green Jeep Mack on Wednesday, July 5, at each outage the 800 block of Bamngton July 8 ChE.'Tokee parked In the vandalized at 5 p m "However, all computers, A stolen 1993 Chrysler CIty officers apprehended street III the 400 block of Three Juvemles blamed mcludmg (the) radIO, shut Lebaron was left behmd a 15-year-old DetrOit boy 1\1alson was stolen dunng down and needed rebootIng theIr fnend for breakmg at Officers from DetrOit's 7th who robbed a bike from the mght of Thursday- Rocky night each time," an officer SaId least 15 wmdow panes of an Precinct recovered the another DetrOit boy at gun- Friday, July 10-11 A 20-year-old woman hv- Thmgs were back to nor- elementary school m the Caravan and caught four POInt earlier III the day mg m the 1100 block of 1600 block of VernIer m mal by 1 40 pm, but trouble Juvemles The boy ran from a publIc Paget Court told Grosse Grosse Pomte Woods returned With the wllld at On Tue"day, July 8, bafety officer, who stopped to POinte Woods police some- Broken A pubhc safety officer dIs- about 2 30 P m Police alert- between 1 and 9 30 am, a talk to the boy at Cadieux one tossed a rock through covered the damage at the ed DetrOIt EdIson sIlver 2001 Jeep Cherokee and CharlevOIX at about window rear of the school shortly the rear Window of her four-door was stolen m the 3 40 p m Dunng hiS flight, A reSident In the 900 block before 8 p m on Thursday, parked vehicle dunng the 1400 bock of Wayburn the boy ditched the stolen rught of Tuesday, July 8 Victimized of Lmcoln amved home at July 10 Burglars stole tools, buIld- At 8 04 p m on Thursday, bIke m a rear yard III the 245 a m on Saturday, July Three boys ages 10 Ing supplies and a motor- July 10, a black 2004 800 block of CadIeux and 12, to find a broken wmdow through 13 from the Woods Fire started bike from a garage m the Chrysler Concord was taken threw an aIr gun pistol used In the front of the house and Chnton Township said a Two Grosse POinte Woods 1900 block of Roslyn some- from a school parkmg lot III m the holdup over a fence In The wmdo,", was broken fourth boy, 10, of the Woods, boys, ages 9 and 11, are time between 11 a m and 6 the 16000 block of the 1400 block of Harvard In WIth a hquor bottle found on broke the WIndows usmg a bemg mvestlgated about a p m on Saturday, July 12 CharlevOIX The vIctIm said Grosse POInte Park CIty the livmg room floor metal pole Dumpster fire behmd an ele- Mlssmg items mcluded a a purse was m the car and Park officers caught up mentary school m the 1200 Snapper lawn mower, 20- A 1994 Plymouth Voyager WIth the boy m a back yard Solicitor block of Cook on Monday, foot alumInum extensIOn taken from the 600 block of m the 1400 block of Suspended July7,at917pm ladder, power saw, tIle cut- Barrmgton sometIme Harvard . complaints ter, lO-foot length of PCV between Fnday-Saturday, About an hour later, Park agaIn pIpe and a bundle of wood July 10-11, was recovered by officers arrested a 39-year- Complamts about Stolen lawn A 57-year-old DetrOIt floonng officers from DetrOIt's 5th old DetrOIt man who was unwanted door-to-door sohc- woman picked Sunday, July The VIctIm also saId a Precillct suspected m stealIng a itors last week m Grosse ornaments Grosse POinte Farms man's 13, as her day to do some- Pomte Woods mcluded a 1980 70 cc Honda motorcy- Lastly, a gray 1994 A concrete bud bath bIke from m front of a store thmg about her 13 dnver's magazme salesman wanted cle was mlssmg Chevrolet Lumma was shaped hke a stop SIgn was m the 16800 block of hcense suspensIOns - she m Salme for unpaId fines stolen m the 1300 block of reported stolen from the Kercheval m the CIty worked on gettmg her 14th and court costs Buckmgham on Saturday, 20400 block of Mack on Clean catch July 12, between 130 and 2 The man also was also A Grosse Pomte Farms On Fnday, July 11, at 3 35 Monday, July 7, at 9 40 a m. A Grosse Pomte Woods public safety officer pulled pm., local officers arrested a m. The velucle was found wanted on a warrant for Grosse Pomte Woods patrolman was watchIng m DetrOIt's 5th Precmct retaIl fraud out of DetrOit her over at Mack and Allard at 9 48 P m when they saw a chl1d not weanng a seat- ( Car larcenies in belt m her 1995 Dodge Purses found Caravan , G.~ Park WhIle gardenmg In her While mvestlgatmg the SIGN & DRIVE Three vehIcles were backyard on VVednesda~ stop, the officer also found , entered dunng the rnght of July 9, a reSIdent of the 300 the woman had fraudulent Thursday, July 10, In the block of Lothrop m Grosse tabs on her hcense plate, WALK IN AND DRIVE OUT 600 block of Westchester m POInte Farms dIdn't find three pnor arrests for dn- Grosse Pomte Park Items peomes or pansies - but vmg WIthout a lIcense, and ',II,. reported stolen were a cam- she dId find three purses SIXother warrants for traf- ~ __ -.....=-; , era, AudlOVOXcompact dISC ~ The purses were stolen fic-related offenses In addI- player and Panasomc VOIce from a house m the 200 tion to the suspensIOns recorder block of Stephens the mght In the 500 block of of July 3-4 ; Bamngton sometlme dunng A watch and $500 were Drunk fiiiSIIi1!f Tuesday-Wednesday, July 8- reported mlssmg from the 2003 BMW Z4 2.5 ~ 9, a Jensen AMlFM CD play- purses All other belongmgs and unaware I" er and publIc address sys- were left 10 the purses A 25-year-old DetrOIt $529 ~~nth ~t tern was stolen from a woman three tImes over the ;. parked car legal intOXicatIOn hmlt had ZERO DUE AT SIGNING no Idea her 1996 OldsmobIle 36mmths 10,000. per year - plJs tll..lIlIe and 1_ StX.f!l643 " Sometime between July 5- , 12, a PIOneer stereo was Gas station Clera was damaged and was \ t taken from a Ford Taurus mlssmg a tIre when she was il parked m the 700 block of employee helps pulled over by a Grosse Pemberton Pomte Farms publIc safety get drunk off officer on Mack between It CalvIll and Kerby at 2 50 l~ the road II Cash caper A City of Grosse POinte a m on Monday, July 14 :I Nearly $200 cash was The woman, who beheved 2003 BMW 325i t ~ taken from an apartment m gas statIOn employee put a stop to a hazard on the road she was on Chalmers, saId ~ the 1300 block of Maryland she was on her way home per when he alerted a City pub- $449 month , on Fnday, July 11, between from a fnend's house on , f 4 and 9 30 p m Grosse lIc safety officer of a cus- ZERO DUE AT SIGNING ~ tomer who came staggenng Gratiot III DetrOit, where 36 months - 10000 mies per year • plus tax, bile and icense I~ Pomte Park pohce said she admItted dnnkmg beer I entry was made by forcmg mto hiS store at about 740 ~-D[Th) p m on Wednesday, July 9 and cognac, and was on her I; open a door way home to the west Side of ~ •• Q:"I The officer followed the , customer's car at Mack and DetrOIt Wheels stolen A baggy of suspected mar- li Rivard The customer, a 40- ! In the 1200 block of year-old Grosse POInte IJuana was found on the YorkshIre dunng the rnght Farms man, appeared to be woman Public safety offi- of Sunday, July 6, someone dlsonented and had a diffi- cers also held her for 2003 BMW X5 3.0 took the wheels off a 2002 cult time understandmg the Redford TownshIp polIce, Pontiac Grand Am who Issued a warrant for per officer and followmg hiS $559 month Early the next day dIrectIOns her arre~ - Bonnze Caprara ZERO DUE AT SIGNING betwpen 12 15 and 8 am, The man recorded a blood 38 mon1hs 10000 miles per veer • !*Is tax tille, and license lug nuts were removed from a 2001 Chrysler Concorde parked In the 1400 block of BIshop 28-year G.P. Woods Windshield officer retires 2003 BMW 525i John Harwood has our city" broken receIVed a city counCIl Harwood's WIfe, Tudl, an A car wmdshleld was bro- $569 monthper proclamatIon hononng hIS employee of Grosse POinte ken dunng the mght of 28 years of semce as a pub- pubhc gchools, gml1ed broad- ZERO DUE AT SIGNING Sunday, July 6, III the 15000 hc safety officer 10 Grosse 38 rnoncIIs. 10000 mills per JNI' pkIs tax tille, and bnM ly throughout the retirement block of Jefferson Pomte Woods ceremony * FINANCIN.G RATES AS LOW AS 2.9°/0 APR * Harwood completed hiS "We're very proud of hIm," career June 29 she saId of her husband 2000_ Mayor Robert NOVltkerec- Bavarian Motor Auto Strasse Anni versaries ognIzed Harwood for IlVlng MIke MakoVlskl, pubhc VIllage, Ltd. 501 Auto Malt Drive Officer NIck Neamomtls IS celebratmg 14 years WIth up to the department's stan- safety director, recalled that 2-4717 Gratiot Avenue Ann Art:or, MI48103 dards E8ltpo1nte, MI48021 (734)663-3309 the Grosse Pomte Park he and Harwood Jomed thf' (586)n2-8600 Department of PublIc "We expect a lot from our force the same year and ..- ~"'rIanmotorvlll. com Safety pu blIc safety officers," have served together - Brad LIndberg NOVltke saId "John, you've through "tnals and tnbula- made a good ImpreSSIOn on bons" ever since ------~-- July 17, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Schools 11A ULS kindergarten teacher recieves $4,500 grant By Jennie Miller al Cornell's I e'>earch Will Staff Writer Cornell's goal IS to fUIthel begIn when ,chool stdrtb m It's no secret that teachers dl'>cover philosuphles on the fall She WIll "hale her make a difference In the ho\\ to best "erve gifted chil- findmg,> With the prImary lives of student" dren m pre-K and kmder- dnd lower "chool faculty At Umverslty Liggett garten membel" beforp the end of School, the rolE'" changed fOl "I Will be vlsltmg gifted the "chool year kindergarten teacher LI"a "choo'" IJ1 MIChIgan dnd one "The most Important Cornell III pdrtllular m Cahforllla," thmg I'm lookmg for the Because of hel eXperH'nle she said "1'11 be attendmg most l'l creativity m workmg wOlklllg wlLh ulle ulhel ::.LU- ::.evel al lUllfel ellle::. dUJ With dulJltm With th""" t<11- dents, Cornell apphed for domg research" ents and findmg ways to and was awarded one of the Corne\] said her re"earch best meet their mdlvldual school's Faculty Venture 10; something the "chool needb," she 'laid Grants care" "trongly about, which "I had a student who wa" IS why the $4,500 grant was The Faculty Venture particularly gifted m read- approved Grants Program IS a corner- Ing and math dnd was we]) 'Liggett ha" always "tone of the school's excel- above the kmdergarten cur- WOlked toward helpmg all lenle m teachmg Funded riculum," Cornell .,ald 'I children With all kmds of through the generosity of a started dOing 1 s d • • r S 7 7 2 S aI c- July 17, 2003 12A Autos Grosse Pointe News Spectacular exhibits BREAK THROUGH at the Concours If you are gomg to run mto dcquamtances out of town, Rodeo Dnve III Beverly Hills IS not a bad place to do It Wlule loolung at the spec- tacular exhIbIts at the Concours on Rodeo Dnve, we ran mto Grosse Pomter KeIth Cram, head of Cram CommulllcatlOns m DetrOIt, and Ed Luca. of Troy. narra- tor of the dnve-by at Meadow Brook Concours and pullmg the same pleas- ant duty at Rodeo Dnve tacular as ever offenngs no\\-extend to most Tills may be one of the Anchormg the three- of the Mercedes Ime AMG greatest concentratIOns of block-long exhIbIt at the cor- was acqUIred by Mercedes- wealth ill the world, but for ner of Rodeo Dnve and Benz III 1999 a whJJe It looked as If the WIlshIre Boulevard, was a In that tent was a selec- slXth annual Concours on tent III whIch were dIsplayed tion of Mercedes-Benz-AMG Rodeo Dnve mIght not come some of the high-perfor- vehIcles, mcludmg all class- off as planned on Father's mance products of the rela- es of Mercedes cars and the Day The reason? Money tionshIp between Mercedes- new C55 V-8 sport utility But at the last mmute, Benz andAMG vehIcle Mercede1).Benz and AMG AMG-Mercedes have for AMG stands for the two came to the rescue, and thIS some time been very hIgh founders of AMG. Hans showmg of the classIc, the performance automobIles, unusual and the flamboyant but that effort has been In dutomobIles, was as spec- expanded dnd the AMG c. Enhancing the cU.play of Peter MuUinan's 1937 mspano-Suiza NShoottng Brake" were the-e acceaorles - a picnic basket with special plates. gIa8leS and a wind-up Victrola. f I ir? - .. - iJ July 17, 2003 Grosse Pointe News 13A j Autos Concours------From page 12 by the Maybach subSIdIary hke Cartler and 1\fTany of DaImler-Benz Other nearby stores mclude Wener Aufrecht {Ai, Erhard The stretch of shops and I Magnm, Neiman Marcus, Melcher (M), both co- boutlques on Rodeo Dnve IS Selks Fifth Avenue, Yves founder;" dnd Groi:>sapach only three blocks long It Samt Laurent, and Pierre (Gl, the town m which the begm;, at WIlshire Deux firm was founded m 1967 Boulevul d on the south and Rodeo Dnve IS home to Nearby was a display of runs north to Santa MOnIca the most expensive store In Mercedes-Benz vehIcles Boulevard, where the com- the world BIJan, at 420 from over the year", mclud- merclell se<:-tIonof the street Rodeo Dnve An appoint- lng such rare c1elSSIC"as a gIve::.way to an affiuent res- ment ISrequired Just to shop 1938 540K Special Roadster, IdentIal neighborhood But at BIJan, named after Its a 1956 300 SL Gullwmg those three short block;, con- Iraman owner On a typical coupe and a 1956 300 SC stItute the most famous VISIt, BIJan's lme of men's lMll\lt:1 t11.>1t:, the J""l!>ll th ...t "hoppme- dl<;trIct In fashIOns range from $50 for establIshed Mercedes m the Amenc,a, and probably the a paIr of socks to $15,000 Umted States most expensIve three blocks SUItS At the mtersectIon of the of shops m the world It was along tms spectacu- first Side street ofT Rodeo It IS here that the lar "Golden Tnangle" of was a small display of HollY\'loodstars and the nch Rodeo Dnve shoppmg at the Maybach cars, mcludmg a and ramou;, do theIr shop- foot of the Beverly Hllls and 1939 Maybach SW 38 with pmg, and where tOUrIsts the Hollywood HIlls that the body by Spohn Maybach wmdow-;,hop whIle trymg to annual Concours on Rodeo was a competItor of »pot movie stars on the IS shown, a fittmg venue for Mercedes-Benz and one of fabled street the spectacular automotive Rare 1953 Cadillac by Ghia belongs to Robert E. and Margie Petersen of Los the four compame;, that The most celebrated cloth. delIghts of Rolls-Royces, Angeles. Petersen is the head of Petersen Publications, a group of automotive- formE.'dAuto UnIOn (and IS mg deSlgIlers In the world Delahayes, Hlspano-SUlzas, oriented magazines and head of the Petersen Museum, on Wilshire Boulevard represented by one of the have boutIques here Isotta-Fraschmls, Bugattls, not far from Rodeo Drive. The Cadillac Ghia was once owned by Rita Hayworth. four rings III the Audl Armam, GUCCl, ChnstJan Packards, Marmons, emblem) It al;,o fedtured a DlOr, Coco Chanel, Ralph Ferrans, Maseratls, 2003 Maybuch "eddn d lux- Lauren and Vdl!'ntmo Porsches and other exotIc ury V-12 de~lglH'd ,lIld buIlt ,Jew!'!ry ;,tare<; boa"t n,llne>; nameplates Representative of Germany's classic era is this 1939 Maybach SW 38 with body by Spohn owned by Dorothy and Harold Meyerman of Palm Springs. Calif. Wonderfully flowiDg lines mark this 1930 lsotta-FraschiDi SA Flying Star. Maybach was one of the four companies that former Auto Union and is one of owned by Paul Empie of Rancho santa Fe, Calif. The lsotta-FraschiDi was a pre- the four rings in the Audi emblem. mier Italian luxury car untU it died duriDg the Depression. Take a closer look at vehicle safety belts -AI...more OlQtonst~.e{1tw pants. • help keep you belund the f'le .roadways for warm- Becoming aware of these wheel and In control of the weather fun, there are passive restramt systems car Properly worn, safety greater opportunItIes for can be your best way to belts reduce fatigue by sup- fender benders from dIS- Improve safety whIle dri- portmg you III an erect pOSI- tracted dnvers Your best vmg tIon, keepmg you more com- way to be prepared IS to AIr bags prOVide fortable and alert Stuebes Mercedes-Benz safely buckle up passen- mcreased protectIOn for dn- show that pregnant women gers, and follow the safety vers In frontal or head-on are far safer If they are pro- mstructlOns provided by the crashes, these restralllts tected by lap and shoulder AmerIcan Automobile gIve supplemental protec- belts r Sf ¥ I ••• , ..... 'd" ASSOCiatIon (AAA) when tIOn to front-seat occupants Car crashes contmue to takmg the car out for a weanng safety belts Safety lead all other causes of dnve belts are deSIgned to IllJury to small chIldren and Safety belts supplement- stretch, preventmg an occu- adolescents Proper use of ed by aIr bags provIde the pant from stoppmg too chlld-restramt systems wdl best available protectIOn abruptly durmg a crash help keep them safe m an dunng automobIle crashes However, at hIgh speeds accldent However, there IS a Wide belts may stretch too much In VIolent crashes, fluctuatIOn III the percent- AJr bags greatly reduce the unbelted back-seat passen- age of dnvers who actually chance of Injury to the face, gers can be thrown mto the are uSlllg safety belts head and neck dunng these drIver's compartment, C230 Kompressor Sport Sedan SLK230 Kompressor Coupe/Roadster Federal regulatIons now mstances mJunng themselves and '27.990' '39,600' require that all new cars Safety belts not only save others Unbelted occupants come eqUIpped WIth passIVe lIves, they ofTer other pOSI- also can push the dnver restramt systems for the tive advantages as "'ell away from the steermg dnver and front-passenger When you steer or brake m wheel, makmg It ImpOSSible seats ThIS system can be an emergency, safety belts to control the car eIther an aIr bag or auto- matic safety belts - nei- ther of which reqUIres any action by the vehicle's ocru. Cif) of (irosse Joiute 3lllIoobs,Mlcbigan NOTICL IS HFRLBY GIVLN that Ihe City CounCIlWIll be C320 Sedan con~ldenng the follo\\img proposed ordinances for a second '35,200' Gros~ Pointe News reading at Its meet109 scheduled for Monday, July 21,2003, at (USPS 230 400) 7:30 p.m. 10 the CounCilRoom of the MUnICIpalBUIldIng The Puhllshed every ThursdilY proposed ordmance~are available for pubhc mspectlOnat the By Anteebo Publishers MUnICIpalBl1lldmg,20025 Mack Plaza, between 8 30 a m and 96 KerchevalAvenue 500 pm, Monday through Fnda)' The abo\e CouncIlmeetmg Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 I' open to the publIc All Interested persons are inVIted to PHONE: (313) 882-6900 attend Ppoodl( 11 PO'lt 19l P 1 d It Ot /rOll MI( hl,l:.ln lnd ..del llc n 11 n Ilhn).,. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 98, ZONING, C240 Sport Wagon nttlll,", C230 Kompressor Sports Coupe ARTICLE 111,R-l O~E FAMILY RESIDENTIAL "'I 11~l flptlon R' lh" 50 ~ pt r ~l (f \ I' '31,400' nllJl III tit \11 ,,, HI 1 Sh (ll\ 01 DISTRICT, BY AMENDING SECTION 98-72, '24,950' .. P'lliS lax t tie deslm. I L1"t \\ t'l k, tIll' Do\\ t'ked (~Ie('n"p,lI1 \\ <1" l',pel ted out d 49-pomt gdll1, 01 1/2 10 l,rlm dov, II till' JItter) Stock Market of 1 pl'l cpnt dO'll1g ,1t 'lIl'd .,LII') hond Illd I \..el hI Capital gains 9 120 ,I',,,UI dllU' of a 10ngl'l-tellll Let's talk ...STOCKS (',Iplt,t! g > • 2 21;"1'$; .! 5 7 22 I July 17, 2003 Grosse Pointe News News 15A work. FYI-- To air is human Mystery picture From page 7A Matt Helms, the Freep dnvmg wnter who sounds No one knew who the anglers were in last The vehIcle amved after more hke a character from week's mystery photo. In today's contempo- Journeytng around the a detectIve novel, had some rary photo, the English family of Grosse Pointe Umted States WIth a truck- fun In lus July 10 column Farms show off their catch. load of other dream cars, WIth the fact that folks are IncludIng a lugh end, brand wdhng to pay $2 to have a In related news, the 55th Grosse Pointe new Mercedes; a 1975 semceman at Zoufal's Farms Family Fishing Rodeo will take place Saturday, Aug. 9, at 8:30 a.m. rain or shine at Flreblrd; and a new Porsche Marathon In the Village the Grosse Pointe Farms Pier Park. The contest Cayenne SUV check the aIr m their tires is open to boys and girls ages 17 and under who But the top of the lme on and spe that they are cor- are residents of the Farms or City. The event is the dehvery truck was a rectly Inflated 1939 Bentley Mark V can. the oldest children's event in Grosse Pointe. It The headlme wnter took was started in 1948 by Dick Graves and cur- vertlble In teal blue It a step further shOWIng Accordmg to a Bentley Web rently run by Dick Graves Jr. Registration is thdt to err 1::1 hWlldll With from 8:30 to 9 a.m. along with a free breakfast. SIte, only 11 Mark Vs were thiS "$2 for air? In Grosse produced that year wIth POInte, they'll pay It " World War II mterruptmg The rodeo runs from 9 to 10 a.m. with a free The only problem WIth hot dog lunch following. There will be prizes for productIon Only one of that IS they are paYIng the those Bentley's was a con- the first fish caught, biggest fish and biggest semce tech for checkmg game fish and much more. All participants will vertIble Seven 1939 and properly mflatmg the Bentley Mark Vs sumve be given a door prize. For more information. tIres, not the air If you call (313) 343-2405. The convertIble was dIS- want to pump your own air, played In a car show In It IS free. and they'll even Old business: In the June 19 issue, we ran a Barcelona m 2002, and at loan you the hre gauge mystery photo of a yawl at the Grosse Pointe one tIme belonged to a It did prOVIde 15 seconds Yacht Club. The following week, Dick Carr iden- member of the EgyptIan of fame for Jason Zoufal, tified the boat as the Royono. which we royal famIly, accordmg to 33, who was born the year thought was a sloop. Lynn Stedman Jr. said the SpanIsh show hoora. his parents, Karen and correctly the boat pictured was a yawl and that ture Phil, took over the statIOn he thought it was the Red Head. Rick Bridge The informal car show He got ms picture m the disagreed. He agreed with Carr and said the whIle Cheeks' Gma was paper Royono was actually a yawl, not a sloop. We let beIng unloaded drew a the gentlemen discuss it, and Stedman agreed number of car buffs, one of Ben Burns of the City of Photo b) bUll Ber,chback the mystery boat is the Royono. skippered by whom said you could proba- Grosse POInte a professor In John B. 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SI0I1109 of A:PIon pnces are less cash bode or owner loyalty cash and exclude tax, title and license fees Take deI~ from dealer stock by 9/2/2003 tJ 0 Power and Assoclafes 2003 Imhol Quality SludySM Study based on a I0Io1of 52,105 consumer responses Indicohng owner-reponed problems dunng the hrst 90 days of ownership wwwldpowercom 0Ifers Wblect to change See deoIer for details f I ~ r JUly 17, 2003 16A Grosse Pointe News -- .-% I I t ''11«__ ,.., I '~•••• !!., 0 The'Mary Gene Buhl Oppermann . -t" .1 3 ~I ffimen's Diagnost _.~tda Center at Cottage Hospital Where W0111en5 Hea t 1 At AnyL1ge- Conzes (:fA~C An emphasis on you ... "The Mary Gene Buhl The new Women's Diagnostic Center at Cottage Hospital Oppermmttr J.f~ttlen j brings thoughtful design and women's diagnostic servrces Diagnostic emur brings to to your neighborhood. Supported by the full clinical our community the most expertise of Bon Secours Cottage Health Services, the advanud medical tfClJnology Women's Diagnostic Center offers a range of convenient, in diagnostic serf.ices curreutly onslte screening services available to SUIt your busy available, complemented by a schedule and dedicated to providing results within comfortable, reassuring days of your VISIt. ttw;ronment that puts Resources are available in the women first:' If you should require additIonal follow-up care or testrng, multi-media Health Resource SUSAN KlOTZ, R.N., our R.N. Breast Care Coordrnator WIll facilitate the Center featuring current litera- DIRECTOR Of WOMEN'S SERVICES process, dlscussrng procedures and options, and ture, videos, and Internet access provldrng support to both patient and family. to women's health information. "I take breast canter very personally - mJ' mother and two sisters were diagnosed witl. it. Today, more and more women are being diagt,osed ",ith breast cancer, and more are surviving breast cancer. I support brealt cartar patients and their fimilies by sharing infomuuion ami offering cottifort atld reassurance at a difflcult time. " PAMElA SHARROW, R.N. BREAST CARE COORDINATOR A commitment to technology... The Women's Diagnostic Center is proud to offer the latest medical technology In diagnostic services, delivered by certified technologists, and available under one roof: • Enhanced mammography utlllzrng both (11mscreen and digital technology • Computer-aided, second-read of all mammography films to detect potentia! concerns for further review by board-certified radlolog:sts • 4-D ultrasound for enhanced visuallzatron and lifelike detail for OB/GYN (pelVIC) and breast Imagrng • Minimally-illl'asi,'e core breast biopsy that utilizes ultrasound or stereotactic gUidance in a dedicated, onslte procedure room • Baseline and annual bone density testing to Identify fISk of bone fracture and/or osteoporosIs To schedule an appointment, call 4-0 ultrasound image 313-640-2626 ~rt'BON SECOURS COTTAGE HEALTH SERVICES Section B Weddlng n ,. .. 2 OrOlK Point~ ~W8 A Ia Amle 7 Things to Do page 8 eatures Family fun . - - JUly 17, 2003 Emerald ash borer spreads its wings By Brad Lindberg The stately, vd"e-"hdped trees once lord- Staff Wnter ed over almo"t every dose-cropped lawn When a noted tree speCIalist arnved and mamcured garden In G! o""e Pomte 111 town last wmter to give local Shore .. whe! e Smith head .. the public arbonsts a pnmer on the latest for- ....ork .. department eign Il1sect to threaten d North "Wanna go look at "ome tree,,?~ SmIth Amencan tree speCIes, he praised asked a coworker hIS audience for theIr efforts They headed to the first block of agamst d SimIlar mfestatIon that Hawthorne off Lakeshore to InvestIgate a began ravaging Amencan elms pOSSIble case of Dutch elm dIsease more than 50 years earher Instead, SmIth found somethmg he had- "On an area baSIS, you probably n't seen before but had been warned to have more elms than anyone III expect MichIgan, and pOSSIbly thE' Umted "Sure ('nough " SmIth saId '\,e found States," sdId DaVId Robert", d OUI fil ,t (<\"e of emerald d .. h !JOJer' MIchIgan State Ulliversity extensIOn 'ipeclahst and horticultural agent 'r ('001- SeE' BORER, page 4B phment you to keep as many large trees as you can They ,Ire a very valuable resource' It was", Ith such purpose that Brett SmIth last Fndav embarked on a routme sun:ey to detE'rmme the health of hl'i (lty'!> remallllllg' elm tree pop- ulatIOn (11 tl., 11\ Hr ld IIIHlb, Ig- Ash trees at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. left. remain healthy. unlike trees throughout the commu- nity infected by emerald ash borers. Brian Colter. right, isn't celebrating inde- pendence Day, He's marking scores of exit holes emerald ash borers ate through a 1 1/2- foot-long section of limb taken from an infected tree in Grosse Pointe P8.l'k.Colter, the Park city forester. captured five of the aptly-named 1/2-inch.long metallic green insects. inset . HICKEY'S• WALTON PIERCE ca~SINCE 1900 ~Stmmlfr St* Begins Friday July 18 ~~t@ 7@~ • • Suits • Dresses • Sportcoats* • Blouses • Shirts • Sweaters • Slacks • r-Shirts • Shorts • Sweaters • Slacks - Capri • Swim Trunks • Swimsuits • Shorts • Jackets • Ties • Spring~ TERMS OF SALE: All Sales Fmal • No Phone Orders Alterations Charged At Tailors Cost • tNavy Blazers Not Included (313) 882-8970 17140 KERCHEVAL • GROSSE POINTE • IN THE VILLAGE HOURS MON THRU FRI 10. 6, THURS TILL a, SAT 10.530, SUNDAY 12 - 4 .. July 17, 2003 28 Grosse POinte News the Polo FIelds ofAnn Arbor an outdoor receptIon Randall Thomas, both of ongmator WIth Regtons The maId of honor was The maid of honor was Myrtle Beach, S C Mortgage. Alhson Monan of Ann Arbor Korl Tate Madagan of The best man was Bryce The groom IS owner and Bndesmalds were Myrtle Beach, S.C Mutz of Bloomfield HIlls pubhsher of the Charleston Elizabeth Hopson of Bndesmaids were the Groomsmen were RIchard CIty Paper ChIcago, Amy GUldmger of groom's SIster, Shella Clare P Emlg, Alex D Musto and The couple honeymooned Grayslake, III, and the Mutz of Grosse Pomte Dr. Thomas Gebeck, all on 8t John, m the Virgm groom's SIsters, Maureen Farms and Chnsty Reynolds Grosse Pomters Islands They hve III WImsatt and Kathleen Anderson and Kathryn The bnde IS a mortgage Charleston, 8 C. WImsatt, both of Ann Arbor The flower girl was Megan WIlson of WhItmore Lake The best man was the • Engagements groom's brother, Robert J WImsatt ot St Cldlr SIIUle" Groomsmen were the Huetteman- Kavanagh- groom's brothers, Damel P WImsatt and Matt WImsatt, both of Ann Arbor, and the Mueller West Mr. and Mrs. Mark bnde's brother, MIchael John and Candace Katherme Pramlto of Wimsatt Monan Huetteman of St ClaIr Macomb TownshIp and Readers were NIcole Shores, formerly of Grosse MIchael Kavanagh of MacInstosh and Cara Boren- Pomte Shores, announced Clmton TownshIp have Monan- Sartor the engagement of theIr announced the engagement daughter, Kate Huetteman, of then daughter, Dr The bnde graduated from Menner Knsten ElIzabeth MIchIgan State Umverslty Wimsatt Chnstme Ann Boren, Kavanagh, to Joshua Dale WIth a Bachelor of Fme Arts daughter of Suzanne Gray West, son of Kay and Dale Knsten MIchelle Monan, degree and a concentratIOn Boren and Mr and Mrs West of Royal Oak A daughter of Manlyn and m graphIC deSIgn She IS a CeCIl AddIson Boren III of September weddmg IS RIchard Monan of West graphIc artIst WIth the Ann Greensboro, N C, mamed James Christopher Scott planned Bloomfield, marned Mark Arbor News and Angela Grassi Damel WImsatt, son of Noel Stephen Mermer, son Kavanagh earned a Damel and Kathleen The groom graduated of Carolyn Mermer of Grosse degree ill osteopatluc medI- WImsatt of Grosse POInte from the Center for CreatIve Pomte Farms and the late CIne from DesMomes Farms. on Oct 19, 2002, In StudIes He IS a graphIC Noel E Mermer, on May 10, Grassi- UmversIty OsteopathIc AIm Arbor artIst WIth NewBnght 2003, at Lowndes Grove MedIcal Center She wlll Industnes Plantation In Charleston, Scott begm a medIcal reSIdency m The Rev MIchael-Ann famIly practIce at St John SC Frank and Teresa GraSSl Dunbar officIated at the 3 30 The couple honeymooned The Rev FranCIS McCoy Oakland HospItal of Grosse Pomte Woods have P m ceremony, whIch was m MeXICO They hve In offiCIated at the 6 p m cere- West earned a Bachelor of announced the engagement followed by a reception at Supenor TownshIp mony, whIch was followed by Paul Mueller and Kate Arts degree from the of then daughter, Angela Huetteman Umverslty of MIchIgan and GraSSl, to James a Juns doctorate from Chnstopher Scott, son of to Paul Mueller, son of Ed Wayne State Umverslty Babies James and LorraIne Scott of and MarlOn Mueller of Law School He II>an attor- Ardmore, Pa A May wed- Neenah, WIS A June wed- ney and a law clerk for dmg IS planned WezalIs of New Baltimore dmg IS planned Judge WIlham E Bolle Evan Russell Beiles Charles Harrison GraSSl earned a Bachelor and Mr and Mrs Charles Huetteman earned a Jane SullIvan Belles and of SCIence degree from Tiderington Elhott of Grosse POInte Bachelor of Arts degree from Paul Belles of New Canaan, MIchIgan State UruversIty Mr and Mrs Robert E Farms the UnIVerSIty of Notre Conn, are the parents of a Tldenngton of OrIOn and a Master of SCIence Dame, where she majored m son, Evan Russell Bedes, Township are the parents of degree from Northern government and Spamsh born June 20,2003 a son, Charles Harnson Ralph Kerr Dixon Ilhnois Umverslty She IS a She IS a student at the Ttdenngton, born June 27, Kem and JPaul DIXonare nutntlOn therapist at the Umverslty of Notre Dame Maternal grandparents 2003 Maternal grandpar- the parents of a son, Ralph Renfrew Center of Law School are Dons Pros SullIvan and ents are Mr and Mrs Terry Kerr, born May 5, 2003 Phlladelplua and m pnvate Thomas SullIvan of the CIty practIce Mueller earned a Bachelor Home of Macomb Paternal Maternal grandparents are of Arts degree m pohtlcal of Grosse Pomte grandparents are Robert H Santhy and George Vohs of Scott earned a Bachelor of SCIence degree In commerce SCIence from Gustavus TIdenngton of SagInaw and Grosse Pomte Woods Adolphus College and a Paternal grandparents Paternal grandparents are and engineenng from Drexel Sara J Philhps of Grosse Master of Arts degree m are Carl and Carol Belles of Karen and Jack DIxon of Umverslty and a master's POInte Woods Great-grand- political SCIence from the BrookVIlle, N Y Howell Great-grandmoth- degree m busmess adm1llls- parents are Mr and Mrs UmversIty of Notre Dame ers are Nma Vohs of Grosse trahon from WIdener Great-grandmother 18 Robert Ttdermgton of He IS workmg on a Ph D In Saginaw, Arlene Horne of Pomte Shore!> and Lyda Umverslty He IS a finanCIal Dr. Kristen Elizabeth SophIa Prus of St ClaIr project planner WIth the pohtIcal SCIence at the Shores Clmton TownshIp, Audrey Jensen of Marlette Kavanagh and Joshua Vanguard Group. Umverslty of Notre Dame. Dale West RBOK Future Dates: All Shows 7:00 am - 4:00 pm • Sunday, August 17, Saturday & Sunday, September 20 & 21 , Sunday, October 19, Sunday, November 2 Over 300 Dealers In Quality Antiques & Selected Collectibles. All Under Cover (7 buildings). All items guaranteed as represented. Locator service for specialties and dealers; on site delivery and shipping service. Lots of homemade and custom made food. No pets please! 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road, Ann Arbor, MI Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds (Exit #175 off of 1-94, then south 3 miles) Nancy Straub • P.O.Box 1260, Panacea, FL 32346 (850) 984-0122 July 17, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Faces & :ulaces 36 Save A Life Tour comes to Southeast Michigan The Amencan Red Cross GMC m Fort Gratiot, down- Southeastern Michigan has launched one of the town St ClaIr, Hart Plaza Blood ServIces collected largest ImtIatIVes m Its hIs- for the Mncan-Amencan 220,000 umts of blood for tory to raIse awarene"s of Festival, the U S AAU local patients - not enough the dally need for blood JUnIor OlympIC Games at to meet the actual patient The Save A LIfe Tour 2003 Ea~tern MIChigan need of 250,000 umts The WIlltour commUnIties Umverslty, Troy balance was prOVIded by across the UnIted States Commumty Center, other Red Cross regIons In through November, In order Macomb Commumty the Umted States The Red to help Increase the ndtlOn's Coilege center campus, and Cross supphes blood prod- supply of blood Art Van FUInrture on ucts to more than 50 hospi- The goal I~ to bnng 111 3 GratIOt In Chnton Township tals m Wayne, Oakland, mllhon blo'1rl(lon It'''n''' IGr ~ ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL \J, / CHURCH 20475 Sunningdale Park near Lochmoor Club Gro'iSe Pointe Wood~ WORSHIP SERVICES ~undal ~mJm HolI! 'lhJml 111111 J on SIO"" Hour St. James GRACE UNITED Christ the King l\ur"l) AIJ'[ahkl ",'1\ Lutheran Church Lutheran Church eb . CHURCH OF CHRIST Grosse POinte Unitarian 170 McMillan Rd near Kercheval Ma<.1..at Lochmoor First English Ev. Lutheran Church 117~ La~epotnte at Kerchelal 884-5090 \emler Rd at \l,cdce",ood Dr Church Grosse POinte Farms. 884 0511 Grol~e POinte Park 822 1821 Gro"e POinte \l,ood, "l\ldl Thin!. The Damde~t ~ 1'1( I04'iJm ~ll"hlr'it,,"e XX-l ~O-lO Thmgs" Summer Worship Schedule Sunday \\orshlp 10 10 a m Y l/l J m '"nJJI 'ich,,,1 pc,II" R,lll" Ih Tutlda\ Thnfl ~hop 10 ,0 J ,0 &. Blhlc(IJ"" \1 n 1m 1 n..,lr n l) 00 a m Tradmon.Ii'lef\lle III III L 11' \\ r,hlr q ~II I m "'unci 1\ \\or ..hlp ,uptr\ I,ed '\dT't''''' PrO\.IJed 1010 J m (onlemporaf\ 'lef\lle \\edneo;ddj AmaZing Grale Semo" 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 If 11~ lldlln,t CICI"\ lecnnd \\eJneldaj at \\.I,l,'.\ lhrl\ttht."ln.1lpOm 7 ,0 pm Thur,dol\ TrddlllOnal 'lef\\le Rev John Corrado Mlrllstel D~ ~ \ \r"" I'rII Idrrl The Tomp~JnI Center at Randy S Boeller. Pastor \mlt 1"'-'1' I)r lIllie r \ \lh'lllJl f' ,,1.\1 Windmill POlnle Par~ II 00 \ 00 TImothy A. Hollerland. AISC. Pa~tor \ HOL ')1 Or PR ~YI R HJR ~ll PI-OPU O~..~O' R~\ H mPD I Hl..dx \"'''ll\.llh. l\l',,!tl l\Saint rI LOMEJOI~ V'l 1 he I iJ~h Boo}. ot {ommnn Prdyer R txn ... h.r \1U"'h. (ilonJln l[ If runbrose The Relmnd GU't.1\ I\opka Jr Ph D Pastor Pa~tor ReI HenT) L Relne",ald GROSSE .' SUJIoDAY POINTE GO~fJelF()(u~ed Srrmollf ;'44 '~~ !l ,0 a m Hol~ Communion -&It:5 O~. ,:jIPariSh Grosse Pointe Baptist Church UNITED to 1~ a m Adult Btolc Siudy c:Jn' L..... ____ ~"a I I 00 am Hol} ('om mumon "~.,~' ( hn<1 ( pnlf'rI,d anti (arm/!, Commltled 10 }oulh and ( "mmrmll~ CHURCH ... ~ Nur\cl) '>cpt Junc (hurch Sunday School St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Saturday Vigil Mass "und.I' Wor,h,p 11:00 \'1 AFfiLIATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC 375 Lothrop .t Ch.lfont. THURSDAY 88106610 at 4 00 pm. ~IIIHI.n "duml - 9.4;) AM for Ap:r:2 - \duh Z40 CHALFONTE AT LOTHROP 1210 P m Holy Communion Sunday Masses 884-3075 On lIan Plow nllh, Tun,,,1 10 00 a m Worship at 8 30 &: I I '15 a m Hldr/le Vhoollollth meet Jfpdnp~d(n fI1 (, 10 fJ m f rte 'Jt'('urtd Parking In adjacent ,. nrd (,a rag, ,pnlOr IIlflh }outh meet ThunrirH ~ at ~ (}(}fJ m "Building God's House" ,. mtr 011 Jefft'rwm al Woodward m Nurspry Available <'1 ~r' bro<;;f' H0lnan Catha c 0 Jr h 1000 A M FAMILY WORSHIP The ReI RIchard W Inllalls. Reclor , ~O?O Hamp'on GrossE' POlntf> P~r\<" 21 !U. \far k Ihrnul' (;ro'~I> Pomtr Woor! .. ~ Re, Fr!denck Harmt Pastor (CRIB ROOMAVAIl.ABl£) The Rt~ RIchard W InllaU...Jr., Onr b~cx..kn')r1tl of JetfPfson at Maf'~land Re, Ilor~ ~Iler Assoc ~1l0l Phonr' \1Hllllll HB 10 00 A M CHURCH SCHOOL A,,,~Ianl 10 the Reclor Kennelh , ",.~Iman . Ii' Jefferson 5iIvenue R< I F A Bray P"tor Organ.'l and <. hOlrma~ter THE GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH !W, "rotl D~\1' A"or Pa'lor uwu gpllnlted org 313.259.2206 Pres6yterian Church marmenchurchordetrOil org r-wi \ I j ( ~ 'h" I I I II/ ( \ Est"bhshed 1865 The Presbytenon Ch.llch (U 5 A) Sunday, July 20, 2003 •..,e Grosse Pointe "WI L' 0 r.' h" We Welcome You In Worship, Service, Fellowship '.q WOODS we lye UT tatt 8:30 a.m. Informal Worship ';.I. Dodge Hall REV, WILLIAM C. YEAGER, preaching i '~".1[) PRESBYTERIAN 886-4301 10:30 a.m. Worship Service "Open Your M,nds, Hands and Hearts Medltatron SplrllulIl Bloopers ..1Lt: ' Church Scrrpture Revplat,ons 22 1 9 H'0 01 m La!.e~J(kWor,lnp 'ler.lu: Peter C Smith preaching at both serv'cas I() 00 a m Wor,hlp <;en.Kt m 'ianl1Uary 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier) ( hllrch <'rhool (r h 'Serond (:lrAde H l'i a m 11 l'i a m C'nhffo<.ldler Care S"ve the Oat. &. JDln (I.' 4 ()O r m Healmg ')CT\Ke In Barhour Chapel Family Night Ice CrfNJm Social and Carillon Concert 10:00 a,m. Sunday Worship ....."IlIK1nA~(lRoy f\ Q l .. l , 10 P m ~ ron! I~W(l , Al M"cosk,1\ ( .. lIonf fllH , \ ,It Pin, \11\1'rR\ and I ()(.n" IIn~r.~al",n AI Nursery 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m . 8625 E Jefferllon lit Burns Detroit :It ,I>, .k ....hlll't'Ilmt I.r", .. r",nlt hrm' • Illll ~'16 VISit our webslle www lape org .n 1.1l22.J4511 ...... ~pm July 17, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Clubs 58 Grosse Pointe Rotary Celebration More than 100 Grosse Pointe Rotarians. dignitaries. family members and friends were present at the Grosse Pointe Rotary Club festivities as outgo- ing president Kim Youngblood passed the gavel to Kim Towar. Towar is the third female president in the club's 65-year history. As part of the ceremony, 13 people were recognized with one of Rotary's highest honors. a Paul Harris Fellow (minimum $1,000 donor to Rotary International Foundation). The recipients included Grosse Pointers Laura Bashara-Mauer, Sill Bowles, Bob Bury, AI Ceravola, Cindy Carlson, Tom Coughlin. Jim Fikany, Joe Fikany. Sue Kennedy. William Raffoul, Phyllis Sheoris. Brandi Towar-Keat- ing and Sarah Youngblood. Kiwanis helps sac "This is going to be a great year for Grosse Pointe and Grosse Pointe Rotary," Towar said. "The Rotary International theme this year is 'Lend a Services for Older Citizens (SOC) received two new wheelchairs for its Hand,' and that's exactly what we intend to do. We are currently working on loan closet from the Kiwanis Club of Grosse Pointe. The wheelchairs are numerous projects which will have a very positive impact on the communi- available to Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods residents who need to bor. ty." row them. Kim Towar. the incoming president. is supported by (left to right) District Governor Bob Gallagher. Rotary International Director Mike McCullough, "Our loan closet has a terrific turnaround." said Lucy Wright. Loan Clos- Past District Governor Larry Wright. past Rotary International Director et coordinator. "We only have a few in our building at one time. Many Frank. Sladen. incoming District Governor Roberto Sanchez and Past Grosse times we are completely out of wheelchairs ... Pointe Rotary president Steve McMillan. The closet has a variety of medical equipment and 911 cell phones. If you need medical equipment or have equipment to donate. call Wright at SOC on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. (313) 882-9600. From left. are Sharon Maier, SOC executive director: Judy VanOrsdal. president of Kiwanis: Harold Wolf and Nell Madler. members of Kiwanis. \ J f "j~" • I'~ \. .~ -,*f c "'... - --- I Derby Day party The Bon Secours Assistance League held its annual Derby Day party on the day of the Kentucky Derby. About 200 members and guests enjoyed Pointer Bridge Club picking winners (and losers). feasting on hearty hors d'oeuvres and refresh- The Pointer Bridge Club will travel to Casino Windsor on Thursday. July ments. 17. Guests are welcome. Call (313) 886.7595. Committee members. from Those who picked a winner. from left. were Trudy Weitzmann. June Staff left. are Evelyn Bazan. Helen Doher. Sandy Kabbush. Mary Volaric and Reg- and Kristina Ziebron. Proceeds from the party went to Bon Secours Hospi- gie Lesinski. tal. lilt's com/orting to know,Dad is getting the assistance he needs and is enjoying life again," Dad spent a lot of time alone during the day, and we couldn't always be there for him. Now he has new friends, eats well balanced meals and has help with his medIcations. Assisted living at Bon Secours Place was the Ideal option for all of us. Sweet Adelines Charter members of the ShoreUne SOund Show chorus of Sweet Adelines were honored recently ~~ at the 25th anniversary festivities for the cho- AIlonBON__ SECOURS lMNl_PLACE AT ST CLAIR SHORES rus, The group was formerly known as Eut Pointe Show Chorus. 26101 Jefferson Avenue From left. are Grone pointe charter members St Clair Shores, Michigan 48081 who are still active in the organization Marti Miller and Deanna Leone of the Woods. and (586) 498-4500 camille Peterson of the Park. Not ShOWDIs Marj Gaglio of the Park. For information about membership In the cho- \'0 Sponsored by the Sisters of Bon secoors ~ rua. caD Nancy Aird at (586) 791-5938. Affiliated WIth Boo 5e00urs Hea~h SVS'em In<; ~ Developed and managed by 0 L~e Care 5elVQa LLC _ C 2000 L~e Care 8eI\l108S LLC 316!>7 t ..... July 17, 2003 66 Health Grosse Pointe News 'PTSD, addiction will be war casualties Is there a fracture Among the valuable male Vietnam veterans and hyper-Vlgtlance It can make Hazelden, a nonprofit lessons our natIOn learned 27 percent of female PTSD symptoms worse and agency based In Center CIty, in your future? Mmn, that offers a WIde m the aftermath of the VIetnam veterans WIll expe- reduce the effectIveness of By Dr. Jennifer Wang Vietnam War was how nence PTSD at some pomt treatment range of mformatwn and SpeCial Wnter Important It IS to "love the m their hves PTSD has also "Most symptoms of PTSD treatment servIces on addle- There are many types of qUlck and SImple screen- wamor," regardless of how been detected among veter- get better for most people tron For more resources, call mg tests to assess a person's risk of developmg cer- you feel about the war Itself ans of the 1991 Gulf War, relatively qUIckly," (800) 257-7800 or check lts tam medIcal condItIOns If caught III the early stages, In town;, big and small, CItI- With some estImates run- Dlepennk saId He rewm- Web sIte at many dIseases are curable, or at least manageable, zens acro;,,>Amenca proudly ning as high as 8 percent mends "Don't dnnk to www hazelden org DIrect Wlth treatment welcomed our troops home Many experts thmk the e;,cape Talk It over, and your rnqurnes to For example, screenlllg for blood cholesterol levels from the Gulf War, Just as PTSD rate for veterans of don't Isolate yourself mduda@hazelden org can help llldicate a person's nsk for developmg coro- they've supported them the Iraq war could be hIgher EstablIsh as normal a rou- nary artery dIsease SImIlarly, bone denSIty testmg throughout the war m Iraq than that, because combat tme as you can, and get reg- Art is therapy measures the denSIty of a person's bones to determllle But however popular the was longer and, 10 some ular hours of sleep If symp- If he or she 1" qt n"k fOf o"t~OPOfOi"I" war, however long or bnef cases, more mtense And toms perSIst for more than a OsteoporosIs IS a dIsease that thins bones, makmg the tour of duty or how U S troops face ongoing fear month, seek profeSSIOnal for cancer them fragtle and prone to fractures It IS a condition heartfelt the homecoming, It and trauma m Iraq PTSD help" that affects mostly women after menopause, but some IS safe to aSbume that com- also occurs among survIvors Loved ones should do patients men can be at nsk OsteoporosIs develops WIthout bat wIll stIll have an emo- of natural dIsasters, terror- their homework about trau- Bon Secours Cottage symptoms TypIcally, the first SIgn of osteoporosIs IS a tIonal Impact on those who Ist InCIdents, senous aCCI- ma, stress and addIctIon so Health SerYlces' CancerCare fracture of the wnst, hIp or spme By then, the dIS- wItness It or partIcIpate In dents or VIOlent personal they can have necessary program ISoffenng art ther- ease IS already advanced, whIch emphaSizes the assaults hke rape resources In place If needed It apy as a medIum for promot. Importance of regular screemng to catch It early "Bemg In combat IS hke Accordmg to the The NatIonal Center for mg heahng for llldlVlduals A bone denSitometry deVlce IS an X-ray machllle bemg on a dIfferent planet," NCPTSD. post-traumatIc Post-TraumatIc Stress undergomg or recovenng that exposes the patient to only a fraction of the radI- saId Don Elverd, a psycholo- stress and alcohol problems DIsorder Web SIte from cancer treatment atlOn reqUIred for a standard chest X-ray. The test IS gIst at Hazelden and a vet- often occur together People (wwwncptsd org) contams "Color Me Well" IS a SIX- qUick, palllless and reqUlres no preparatIOn WIth alcohol use disorders extensive mformatlOn about eran of the VIetnam War week art therapy senes There are different types of bone denSity deVlces "You're m an entnely dIffer- are more hkely than others trauma, gnef, stress and based on the behef that the avaIlable for different needs Wluch deVlce to use IS ent culture Wlth a new set of to expenence psychologtcal related problems WIth alco- best determmed by a phySICian The smaller, portable creatIve process involved III rules, behavIOrs and expec- trauma, and bemg diag- hol dependency It offers a the makmg of art IS healmg ones found III drugstores or pharmaCIes test the bone tatIOns TypIcally, cIVlhans nosed Wlth PTSD Increases hst of helpful resources for and hfe-enhancmg III a heel or finger These deVlces are good tools to don't have a sense of the the nsk of developIng an chmcIans, survIvors of trau- Art therapIst and artist affordably screen for the presence of osteoporosIs alcohol use dIsorder For ma and famIlIeS In addi- mcredlble level of stress a Chnstme LeWlSguIdes par- However. If the test shows decreased bone mass, eval- example, 60 to 80 percent of tIon, speCIfic mformatlOn IS soldier has been under We tlClpants as they learn to uation usmg a more sophistIcated deVlce IS usually try to dress It up WIth VIetnam veterans seekmg avaIlable on how to help express themselves usmg a recommended to confirm the dIagnOSIS These more PTSD treatment have alco- returnmg Iraq War veter- parades and mUSIC,but sol- vanety of art matenals, advanced machmes evaluate the bones 10 the hIp and diers often feel disconnected hol use disorders ans mcludmg pastels, pamts spIne, the areas most prone to the type of fractures and different when they Dr MIchael Dlepermk, "Research shows that and clay that can lImIt the qualIty and even length of hfe come home" medical dIrector of the IOdIvlduals can undergo "We use art as a Vlsual It IS normal for combat PTSD Team at the Veterans high levels of stres;, If they Who should get tested and when? expreSSIon of an emotIonal force;, or others who have AdmInistratIOn MedIcal thmk someone cares," saId The first bme a person gets a bone denSIty screen- state," explamed LeWIS expenenced some trauma to Center m Mmneapoh", saId Elverd "If a returnmg vet mg depends a great deal on her medIcal hiStOry, "Thmgs people may be hold- have difficulty managIng that people WIth PTSD are can't talk to you, encourage mg In their mmds - hke hfestyle and famtly hIstory The need for a baselme feellOgs afterward and to often bmge dnnkers because hIm to talk to an older veter- bone denSity readmg IS best determmed by an llldI- pam. fear or allXlety - are expenence stress reactIons they seek to suppress their an, a chaplam, or a profes- Vldual's phySICIan, but for women a baselme readmg put mto a form where they such as fear, depresslOn, PTSD symptoms when slOllal who works WIth veter- should be done by age 65 or by 60 If there are many sleeplessness, anger or emo- somethmg remInds them of ans can be seen By talkmg about the art, creators are nsk factors tIonal numbness their trauma This mIght be When Elverd works Wlth It can be repeated every two years, If medIcally able to understand and come However, If stress symp- a loud nOIse, a plane over- veterans In addIctIon recov- mdIcated The folIoWlng are common nsk factors for to terms Wlth the Issues con- toms worsen, go on for long head or an overwhelm 109 ery, he hkens the AA model developmg osteoporosIs penods of tIme or Interfere thought or memory to theIr expenences m the frontmg them "No artIstIC talent ISneed- • advanced age With Job performance or Although alcohol can pro- mIlItary "They know how to • menopause other aspects of hfe, It IS Vlde a temporary feelmg of fit mto a group of people who ed," LeWlSsaId, "Just a Wlll- mgness to express yourself • smokmg Important that soldIers get dIstractlOn and rehef. It also 'get It ' They know they don't • heavy alcohol mtake profeSSIOnal help and be reduces the abIlIty to con- have to hke all of them creatIvely It's the process of makmg art, not the product, • sterOId use evaluated for post-traumatic centrate, enJoy hfe and be They know what It" lIke to • emphysema stress dIsorder (PTSDI, a productIve ExceSSIve alco- fight for theIr lIves WIth a that's Important I teach partICIpants how to work • bemg Caucasian psychIatnc dIsorder that can hol use can ImpaIr one's group of people who are • low body weIght occur followmg the expen- abIhty to sleep restfully and often dIsparaged" Wlth a vanety of matenals, ence or wItnessmg of hfe- cope Wlth trauma, memones and along Wlth bemg thera- If your test shows bone loss threatemng events and stress ThIS health column offers peutIc, some beautIful art The results of a bone denSIty test evaluate stan- The NatIonal Center for Alcohol use and mtoxIca- mformatron needed to help results" dard deVlatlOns above or below what IS normally Post-TraumatIc Stress tIon also mcrease emotIonal prevent substance abuse In conJunctlOn Wlth the expected of a healthy person of the same sex, weIght SIX-weekclass senes, Lewis DIsorder (NCPTSD) estI- numbIng, SOCial IsolatIon, problems and address such and ethnIC origin If the score IS shghtly low, you may encourages mchVldual Jour- mates that 31 percent of anger, depreSSIOn and problem'> It ,'> prol'lded by have a condItion called osteopenia This conditIOn nalmg, whIch Includes spon- may lead to osteoporosIs If not treated Wlth calCIUm taneous art along Wlth per- and vItamm D supplements and weIght-beanng exer- sonal reflectlOn m wntmg cise Journals may be shared If a bone denSity test Indicates the presence of Wlth the group, dIscussed osteoporosIs, hfestyle changes and drug therapy WIll pnvately Wlth the therapist, help prevent future fractures or kept completely pnYate It's about), There are several drugs on the market that are 1-" The next "Color Me Well" known to actually reverse bone loss ThIS therapy IS seSSlOn IS Wednesday, July most effective If the patient also follows a dIet nch in 23. from 1.30 to 3 30 p.m m calCIUm,does daJly weIght-beanng exerCIse and the thIrd-floor conference actIvely takes measures to prevent tnps and falls room at Cottage HospItal, 159 Kercheval, Grosse Save money for retirement, The Pomte Farms There IS a save bone for health $25 matenals fee OsteoporosIs ISoften preventable Everyone, espe- people who live People receIvmg cancer CIally females, needs to take steps to protect hIS or treatment at any health her bones startmg In chIldhood and on through here. The people who care facIhty are welcome to teenage and young adult years Jom the group and begtn a We accrue up to 90 percent of our hfehme bone work here, These are the personal Journey of diSCOV- mass by the age of 20 After age 30 that bone mass ery toward heahng begIns a gradual declme, and the loss accelerates III reasons Father Tal1heu and For reservatIOn mforma- women after menopause If steps aren't taken to pro- tIOn, call Bon Secours tect the bone stores DeSeranno Residences are places Cottage CommunIty Health Thmk of your bone stores as a retIrement account PromotIOn at (586) 779- If you don't put enough m dunng your early years, of graceful mdependent semor 7900 you won't have enough to living. draw from later on Dr Wang IS an mter- nal medlcme phySICIan WIth Bon Secours We're located in qUIet, beautiful Cottage InternIsts For settmgs With charmmg apartments and lovely Cosmetic 'DentIstry an appomtment, call • Invisalign1' Invisible Braces (800) 303-7315 Bon grounds • Rembrandt One Hoor Whitening Secours Cottage offers bone denslty screenmg at • Full Spectrum of Cosmetic Services the Women s DIagnostIc • Veneers Center on the first floor 'Call Now to Discover ~r Advanced Dentl5t') With aSoIt Touch' We offer. of Cottage HospItal 20870 MACK AVENUE at Holl1fWood A physlClan'S prescrrp- • Excellent meals served daily • Weekly housekeepmg GROSSE POINTE WOODS tron IS needed Call (313) Carol J Qumn, DDS 640-2626 • UtIhtles except phone • Opttonallaundry servILe, free 313-881-1231 :111 self-laundry • KItchen m each apartment • ActIVities With transportation • Chapel offenng daily services • Small peL'> Know Your Skin allowed • Secured entrance by Lisa A. 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If you or ~omeone you love ISm the market for gracIous Each summer dennatologlst~ CalamIne lotion or Burrow's ~olutlon can retirement !tVlng, please call us for more mformatlOn see many emergency ra~he~ also help Once a ~evere ra~h ha~ ~tarted, whIch are the result of you WIlllikely need 10 ~eeyour phY~lclan ora tour at 586-753-1 182 expmure to p July 17, 2003 78 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment Plan garden 'mood rooms' filled with fragrance :,cents of hlacs, roses or hly- My phlox are bloommg pantculata holds a specIal foot thiS spnng you'll want to of-the-valley IS a relaxmg My lavender 1<;too Just place m my garden The bIrds find It a deSIgn a scheme place to SIt In your lawn brushmg pasl'ed them Standmg tall and straight, welcome respIte What's going on? that wlll have dunng the wmter :,omethmg of chair makeb me swoon Well, It'S my Canadian-purchased A good book on the sub- not qUlte hke Robert culhvar doesn't have a For plants WIth Ojibway Tallgrass Prairie mtere"t through- Ject of fragrance m the gar- Redford 01 81ad Pitt but mildew problem Others ~cented leaves, Provincial Park Tour, Wmdsor out the season, den IS "Cassell':, DIrectory the fragTdnce sure IS won. bred to ehmmate mildew herbb will do the (Largest prame close to DetrOIt i Friday, rather than hav- of Scented Plants" b) DaVid derful are the white, award-wll1- tnck Try laven- Aug 1, 10 a m to 12 30 p m Sponsored mg all of the fra- SqUire Fmd the book at mng "DavId" and der, LaLandula by DetrOIt Garden Center Call (31'3 J 2.'i9- grance at the .• ,. -~ --1 both Woods and Central "Shortwood," which I" pmk (lngu~tlrolla, a 6363 by July 30 "a me time Some branches of the Gro:,se With a darker eye They lemon- or rObe- :,cents may com- Pomte Pubhc Library It Down to Earth! "tand "\ to 4 ff>pt and f>mOV ~centpd gpramum Garden Tour, Saturday, Aug 2,9 a m plement each shareb lOeal:> fur uUYUlg c1l1J full sun, WIth some ::.hade PelargonlUm, or to 3 pm, by Yardeners of St ClaIr other, while oth- growmg everythmg you'll tolerated And some are Calanllntha nepe Shores Master Gardeners & Master ers may clash need for your fragrance gar- more fragrant than others ta, calammt, all of Com posters at each site to an::.wer ques- Beauty IS In .-~I I DlQnthu~ gratw!lopoh \',hlch bloom but tIOn" $5 Call (586; 776-1221 the nose"of the den As you discover the won- I tanu!>, known as Cheddar ::.hare their won- beholder, smce ders of the scented garden, Pmkb, share their dehclOu::, derful aromas Summer Soiree, Sunday Aug 3, 2 to 5 what may be dove fragrance m spnng WIth theIr fohage p m at Belle Isle Conservatory It's the enchantmg to one you may feel the urge to These "un lovers are most as well 99th bIrthday party for the Anna SmpPb person may be keep addmg to your collec- often found m different WhItcomb Conservatory Summer PIClllC offenSive to the tion Gardenmg WIth the shades of pmk but also Into bulbs? WIth food, dnnk, entertamment Call next dIfferent "mood rooms," you can mclude many more come m red or whIte and As you thmk (313) 852-4064 Cultlvars and scented plants whIch Will be The first thmg I want to some blcolors ahead, conSider vanetles of scattered m dIfferent parts do when passmg a beautIful growmg a bulb or plants may vary rose IS to bend down and All flowers do not m theIr potency, of the garden Also remem- two for next ber to plant fragrance near bmell It The sense of smell spnng's flounsh of fra- somethmg to look forward so be sure to do your home- smell the same to all wmter long doors and under wmdows or helps us rell\e memories I grance HyaClnthus onen work, and don't be afraId to Often It':, the older culti- NarCISSus or daffodils m wmdow boxes to enJoy adore the "mell of mmt and tall ~ or hyacmth comes 111 a expenment WIth dIfferent vars whIch prOVIdethe fra- those aromas mS1de as well learned from dn aunt that variety of shades and gIows have an extra advantage combmatlOns You can grance Some hybnd flowers The sqUirrels won't bother always rearrange the plant- as out LocatIOn IS every- my grandmother grew It I are bred for larger blooms, well If forced To keep It lo~t m) grandmother \\'hen growmg straight up when them Plant "February mg should you find your thmg bolder colors, disease reSIS- Gold" for an early bloomer I v. a" 7 but that :,cent forcmg put a tube of black deSIgn to be lackmg tance and other Improve- m full sun Kathleen Peabody lS a "taved WIth me mto adult- paper around the bulb 111 ments at the e}"pense of fra- Master Gardener who lIVes hood As a result, I've plant- the pot It Will follow the Try creatmg dIfferent grance Look for heIrloom (and gardens) In Grosse ed Moroccan mmt between light and have a strmght What to con!>ider "rooms" or pockets of fra- vaneties and talk With the POinte Woods E matI her at block::.m a path and enJoy stem OutSIde they prefer For d fragrance garden, grance m the garden An seller or read the catalog Just hke other gardens, area surrounded by the maslanka@Concentnc nel the ,cent edeh tIme I'm carefully to learn whIch full sun Their fragrance IS near It plants WIllbe more scented E, 1'1Y pldnt has lib own There are "till plenty of scent Certam fragrance can chOIcesfor your aromatic alter your mood Lavender "howcabe and other essential OIls One older plant IS the Salade Nicoise is a classic made from herbs and flow- flowenng tobacco, Nlcolrana ers now are used to help alala and Nrcotrana sander Taste and adjust season- or blend Scatter the red patients prior to surgery as A LamCOlse(nee- ae WhIle It WIllgrow m full SWAHZ) IS a phrase that mgs to taste Set aSIde omon over the top of the the concept of aroma thera- sun or partIal shade, It A LA ANNIE platter and garmsh WIth py has made It::.way mto means "as prepared m reqmres lots of food as It NIce" (France) ThIS par- Salade Nicoise By Annie Rouleau Schenff the ohves and anchOVIes, If <;omeho"pltals The olfacto- pull" nutnents from the deSired r) organ I~ the first 1mI' to hcular style of cookmg can soIl It IS difficult to plant III mtegrate tomatoeb, black for Two Spnnkle WIth fresh the brain the same Sp(lt two years m olives, garhc and 1/3 lb. small redskin chopped or dned parsley, But \\ hat doeb that have a row due to what It leeches anchOVies potatoes, sliced into cover and store m refnger- to do With growmg plants from the SOli But the fra- ThIS week's reCIpe IS a rounds ator unhl ready to serve Plenty' grance IS sublime If you're salade n/co,se which com- 1/2 lb fresh green To serve, hghtly dnzzle A" <;omeonewho grows lookmg to prOVIdefragrance bmes these mgred1ents beans, trimmed and a few tablespoons of the herb::., I find the aromas m m an evenmg garden, thIS (mmus the garlIc) WIth halved dressmg over the top of m, garden d" benefiCIal as whIte flower WIlldo It tuna, egg, omons, redskm 2 to 3 hard-boiled the salad seemg the beautiful flowers Some plants offer their potatoes and green beans eggs, peeled and sliced Salade mcolse a la when they bloom Weedmg 4 to 6 rings of sliced CynthIa IS really about the aroma dunng certam times The claSSICFrench salad mmutes, untIl the beans near my thyme, ab I brush of day Another evemng per- can be served mdlVl.duaHy red onion, halved dressmg The flavor combI- agamst It, whets my are bnght green but stlll nation really comes to hfe former IS evemng pnmrose, or presented on a large 1 6-oz. can tuna fish, firm RInse under cold appetIte and remmds me of Genothera blennrs. whIch servmg platter so your packed in water Wlth the addItion of the dumer It attracts not only water and toss WIth anoth- toasted seeds The honey emIts a sweet fragrance guests can choose the fla- 4 small vine tomatoes, er tablespoon of dressmg my sense of smell but bees The seeds of thIS plant are vors they enJoy cut into wedges offers a mee balance to the and other WIldlife enJoy It Cool 111 refrIgerator. CItrus from the lemon used to make everung pnm- There are several ways 8 to 10 black or Spread mIxed greens m Store extra dressmg 1D too rose 011 to prepare salade mCOlse KaIamata olives a bed on a serving tray On Some plants have scented Another of my favontes The followmg IS my gal pal 4 anchovy fillets the refngerator Always flowers and m others the top of the greens, arrange shake weU before pounng for fragrance IS Cynthla'b verSIOn, whIch (optional) the tuna, followed by the fohage takes center stage HellOtropum arborescens, features a vmegar-free 4 to 6 cups washed ThIS refreshmg salad pre- Some flora shares ItS aroma green beans, the potatoes, sents Itself well commonly known as dressmg to complement mixed greens the tomatoes and the only when It blooms, whIle Fresh chopped or Heliotrope The only word I the tuna and vegetables shced egg Each Item Turn CynthIa's creatIOn other plants spread their can use to descnbe It IS The mgredlent measure- dried parsley mto a dmner party entree ::.cent,;d.llyear long should touch the next yummy ThiS summer ments are only gmdelmes Item, hke wedges of a pie by Substltutmg tuna from bloomer IS most often found for thlb flavorful salad Bnng a small pot of d can WIth a tuna steak, Stop and smell the The Items should tourh m deep purple, but can also water to a bOll Add the each other, but not overlap hot off the gnll roses ... and other flow- be found m white and Dressing potato slices and ers lavender forms cook for 5 to 7 mm- Roses call to us both VISU- Check out Buddleta a la Cynthia utes, or until fork- alh and fragrantly Some davldll or butterfly bush 1 cup olive oil tender, yet firm are more fragI ant than oth- and you'll know what the 1/3 cup lemon juice Usmg a slotted spoon, remove the ers Rugosas are among the butterlhes find so appeal- 1tablespoon dry mus- potatoes from the most fragrant and trouble- mg Its aroma IS wonderful- tard free, but watch the soil pH, ly sweet Fmd It m purples, 1 tablespoon honey bOllmg water and run under cold as they dl;,lIke alkahne blues, wme reds, pmk or 1/2 teaspoon oregano water to stop the soils "Frau Dagmar white In MIchigan thIS Salt and pepper to cookmg process Hastrup" I" a suggestIOn dIeback shrub can grow 5 to taste Toss WIth a table- Albas, most of whIch are 6 feet dunng the season 1 teaspoon toasted spoon of the pre- shade tolerant and hIghly and likes full sun for a later sesame seeds or toasted pared dressmg and fragrant, are also a chOIce summer bloom Some folks poppy seeds, or a mix- place m refngera- "Fehclte Pannenher," reported a problem after ture of both (optional) tor to chIll "Millette" or "Pompon Blanc last year's up and down Throw the ParfaIt" are some to conSid- weather pattern Mme MIXthe above mgredI- came back strong after ents m a shaker or glass tnmmed green er beans mto the MentIOned earher, Phlot prumng back to about one Jar WIth a screw-on hd Shake well, untIl mgred1- same water and Pride of the Pointes ents are well mcorporated cook for Just a few Corey Carmichael, Spnngs, Colo, WIth a daughter of Terrence and Bachelor of SCIence degree BirgIt Carmichael of Harper She was commlsslOned as a Experience the beauty of the Classic Italian Woods, was named to the second heutenant She ISthe Cars, Art, Fashion and Food at dean's hst for the spnng daughter of Beverly and term at Northwood Robert Felkens of Grosse l'mverslty Pomte Woods • Concorso d'italia 2003 Peter A. Blain, a recent Christopher W. graduate of Hobart College, Harrington of the CIty of was a\liarded the Blair C Grosse Pomte was named to Cume Pnze m EconomICS the spnng semester dean's Saturday, August 2 and was named to the hst at Bowhng Green State Omicron Delta EpSilon Umverslty Edsel & Eleanor Ford House natIOnal Honor SocIety m • EconomIc" He IS the son of Grosse Pomters recently Grosse Pointe Shores Sharon and Alexander Blam named to Central MichIgan IV of the CIty of Grosse Umverslty''l spnng honors Pomte hst are Rebecca A. Coles, • Kristin Longley, Jason D. James A. Fortune Jr. Vesey, Jill Dehays, graduated from the College Lauren Handley, Mary K. of the Holy Cross WIth a Maki. William Nixon, Bachelor of Arts degree m Monique Brideau, Daniel For more information call economICS He IS the son of Griesbaum, Weston J. Barbara and James Fortune Hadley and Jennifer M. of Grosse Pomte Shores Pasiak. Harper Woods residents recently named 313-343-4085 AIr Force Cadet to the spring honors list Kimberly A. Feikens grad- included Kelly uated from the U S AIr Kuczewski and Kaitlyn Force Academy m Colorado Quigly. q July 17,2003 88 Things to Do Grosse Pointe News • July 31 The Matt ly~le .. ~ 271-1570 McGraw, DetrOit $20 or up entry forms at your local ~ Michaels Tno, featur- 8 pm, Fnday, Aug 8 and "Respiro:" See the $15, for DHS members branch Reference Desk, ~ mg Judy CochIlI and Bob Saturday, Aug 9 DetrOit preffilere of trus film ReservatIons reqwred (313) through Fnday, Aug 29 Association Center: $10 weekly cash drawmg or Art St Thomas • The Broadway Concert by Emanuele Cnalese spon- 833-1405 • "Summer SeSSIOns," Ram locatIOn IS MaIre He SaId, She SaId, with sored by the Itahan Preservation Wayne Grand Pnze, $50, gift cer- featunng artIst Carol Elementary School, 740 vocahsts Judy Kaye and Hentage SocIety, Wayne Walking Tours: Featunng tificates to local restau- rants Central Branch, 10 Hennessey, through Cadieux Free (313) 886- Mark Jacoby, 6 pm, State Umverslty the Eastern Market, auto Kercheval, (313) 343-2074 Saturday, July 26 7474 Sunday, Aug 10 Department of Itahan hIStOry,New Center, down- • "Our River, Our Lakes" St. Clair Shores 2003 Meadow Brook MUSIC StudIes and the DetrOIt town and mIdtown, 10 a m- Park Branch, 15430 Kercheval, (313) 343-2071 open, Juned exhIbition Concerts in the Park: All Theatre, on the campus of Film Theatre of the DetrOIt noon, Saturdays, through Woods Branch, 20600 Mack, Openmg ReceptIOn, 6 30 programs open to the gener- Oakland Umverslty, 3554 InstItute of Arts, 6 pm, Sept 27 $10 (313) 577- (313) 343-2072 pm, Saturday, Aug 2 al pubhc 7 pm, Walton, Rochester HIlls $9- Fnday, Aug 8, 5200 7674 Grosse Pointe Public ExhibItion, Wednesday, Wednesdays, through July $55, lawn or $14-$60, pavll- Woodward, DetrOIt $20 Provencal-Weir House, Library Internet Classes: July 30-Saturday, Aug 30 30, m Veteran's Memonal IOn (248) 377-0100 ReservatIOns reqUIred by ca, 1823: Grosse Pomte All courses are held at the Gallery Hours are 1-5 Park, Jefferson at Masomc Grosse Pointe Farms Thursday, July 31 (313) Hlstoncal SocIety offers Central LIbrary pm, Wednesday-Saturday, m St ClaIr Shcres Pier Park Sunday 886-6894 tours of the house and c • BegJl1nt>r lntl'rnl't 1005~bryland Free 1313\ • Bid"" KlIU\"kl~", July Concerts m the Park: 1840 Log Cabm, 1 1 pm, 821-1848 ~ Saturday, Aug 9 376 1230-1 30 pm, Tuesdays 23 Open to Grosse Pomte • Intennedlate Internet, Cups: Artists Invite • AIr Margantavllle, Jul) Farms resIdents and their Assumption Cultural Kercheval Free (313) 884- 2 30-3 30 pm, Tuesdays Artists: 10 a m -6 pm, 30 guests Center: 7010 • Beginner Computer, Monday-Saturday, through Free (586) 445-5350 • Hentage Concert Band, • Kalosomatlcs Summer Selinsky-Green Saturday, July 19, Pewablc Music Under the Stars: SeSSIOn,Mml SessIOn Farmhouse Museum: St 1230-130 pm, Thursdays 430-630 pm, Sunday, July • Emall BaSICS,2 30-3 30 Pottery, 10125 E Jefferson, Featunng the Cut TIme 27 begins Monday, July 21, Clair Shores Hlstoncal DetrOIt Free (313) 822- Players, Thursday, July 24 tlmes vary $52 for two-day CommISSIOnoffers tours, 1- p.m , Thursdays • Randy Vohn and the 10 Kercheval Free (313) 0954,ext 125 • Dmner, 6 p m Somc Blues, 4 30-6 30 pm, sessIOns $74 three-days, 4 pm, Wednesdays $94 four-days Twenty-five DIrectly behmd the St 343-2074, ext 220 Artistic • Concert, 7 pm Sunday, Aug 10 Armed Forces Support Grosse Pomte War 350 Lakeshore (313) 343- percent semor dIscount Clair Shores Pubhr Library, Group: 7 30 pm, Opportunities Memonal, 32 Lakeshore 2405 • Free KIddIe KalolBaby 22500 11 Mlle Free (586) Tuesdays, Lake Room, $35, dmneI and concert or Carillon Concerts: Slttmg, 930-10 am, 771-9020 Grosse Pomte War College for Creative $15, concert only (313) 881- Bnng your own pIcnICdm- Monday-Thursday, for regis- Personal Memonal, 32 Lakeshore Studies: Contmumg 7511 ners and enJoy concerts at tered parents Non-regis- Free (313) 881-7511 Education courses and one- Summer Music 7 15 pm, Tuesdays, tered parents pay $1 Enrichment day workshops m art and Festival: Pack a plcmc and through July 29, at Grosse • Kalo ExerClseJNautllus Seniors deSIgn are open to children watch the stars come out, POinte Memonal Church, Combo Duplicate Bridge: 12 15 and adults of all skJlllevels the lakeSide lawn of the 16 Lakeshore Tours of the $72, two sessIOns per pm, Tuesdays and Fndays Dates, times and fees vary Grosse Pomte War tower will be given after week $7 Services for Older 201 E KIrby, DetrOIt (3131 Memonal, 32 Lakeshore, each concert $106, three sessIOns per Assumptlon Greek Citizens Programs: 664-7458 opens at 6 pm, • John Hammond, July week Cultural Center, 21800 • AerobICExerCise for Semors, 10-10 45 am, Bookmaking: A College Wednesdays, through July 22 $124, four seSSHlnsper Marter, St ClaIr Shores Mondays, Wednesdays and for Creative StudIes 30 • Carl VanEyndhoven, week PreregistratIOn reqUIred Summer EducatIOn pro- • Alexander ZonJlc & July 29 • Nauttlus WeIght (586) 779-6111 Fndays gram, 6-9 pm, Tuesdays Fnends, July 23 Free (313) 886-4985 Trammg Room Grosse Pointe War • Talk to the PharmaCIst PresentatlOn/Brown Bag and Thursdays, Aug 12- • Mark RandlSl, July 30 Events 8-1030 am, Monday- Memorial: Aug 26 $175, plus $20, $5, adults, $2, chIldren, Saturday • Toledo Zoo and Canal Day, 11 15 am, Monday, matenals PrereglstratlOn $7, Alexander Zon]IC,adults State Representative 6-8 30 pm, Monday- Boat Day Tnp, featunng July 21 reqwred Grosse Pomte and chIldren (313) 881- Edward Gaffney Office Thursday the Tall ShIpS, 9 a m -5 • Pomte HohstIc FItness ArtIstS AsSOCIationArt 7511 Hours: 9-10 am, Monday, $50 two days-per-week, pm. Fnday, July 18 $47, SerVIce PresentatIOn, 11 15 Center, 1005 Maryland Detroit Symphony • July 28, Lake Room, $70 three days-per-week, $4 adults or $45, semors am, Wednesday, July 23 (313) 821-1848 Orchestra: Grosse Pomte Woods CIty drop-ms • "The KIng and I" at the Free Benefits • Mostly Mozart, WIth Offices, 20025 Mack Plaza • CardIac RehabllltatlOn - Stratford Festlval, 8 30 • Cell Phones for Semors celhst ClaudiO Bohorquez • Aug 4, Conference St John HospItal at a m -8 pm, Tuesday, Sept PresentatIOn, 11 15 am, Silver Treasures 8 pm, Fnday, .July 18 Room, Grosse Pomte CIty AssumptIOn 16 ReservatIOns due Wednesday, July 30 Free Garage Sale: Benefitmg and Saturday, July 19 Offices, 17147 Maumee 7 4.'5-845 am, Monday, Tuesday, July 15 $105 • Heanng Loss ServIces for Older CItizens, Awareness PresentatIOn. • John LIthgow In • Aug 11, Mam Floor Wednesday and Fnday • Cookmg WIth MIchelle 1-7 pm, Fnday, July 25 Farkle & Fnends, WIth the Conference Room, Grosse 1 15-2 15 pm, Monday, Bommanto/Gourmet Plcmc 11 15 am, Wednesday, Aug and Saturday, July 26, at Chnst Church Grosse Pomte Farms CIty Offices Wednesday and Fnday SandWIches, 6-8 pm, 6 Free the Neighborhood Club, Pomte Boys and GIrlS 90 Kerby 2 45-3 45 pm, Monday Tuebday, July 29 $40 ServIces for Older 17150 Waterloo Free (313) ChOIrs, 6 pm, Sunday, July • Aug 18, Classroom A, and Wednesday 32 Lakeshore CItizens' NeIghborhood 882-9600 20 Calvary Semor Center, 4950 Enroll through St John PreregistratIOn reqUIred Club offices, 17150 Edsel & Eleanor Ford • Great Gershwm, With Gateshead, DetrOIt HospItal & MedIcal Center, (313) 881-7511 Waterloo $2 (313) 882- House Dinner Tour: conductor/pIamst Jeffrey (888) 254-LAW1 (313) 343-3157 Learning @ The Opera 9600 Benefitmg the Wayne State Kahane American Red Cross 21800 Marter, St ClaIr House: MIchIgan Opera St, Clair Shores Senior Umverslty College of Fme, 8 pm, Fnday, July 25 Bloodmobile: 9 a m -8 30 Shores PrereglstratlOn IS Theatre's award-wrnmng Activities: Semors can par- Performmg and and Saturday, July 26 pm, Thursday, July 17, reqwred (586) 779-6111 summer learnmg mstltute take In card tournaments, CommunIcatIons Arts • Allens, T-Rex and Grosse Pomte War History • DetrOIt, I Do Mmd dISCUSSiongroups, tours, Alumm AsSOCIatIOn Superheroes The Muslc of Memonal, 32 Lakeshore Dymg' Black DetrOlters m educatIonal offenngs, lunch Scholarships, 6 pm., John WIllIams, 6 pm, Appomtments accepted Edsel & Eleanor Ford the Labor Movement, 7-9 programs and other actIV1- Saturday, July 26, 1100 Sunday, July 27 (313) 884-5542 House: pm, Wednesday, July 23 tIes All hstmgs run Lakeshore $52 • Meadow Brook Grosse Pointe Theatre • "Edsel & Eleanor Ford $10 through Thursday, July 31, ReservatIOns requIred (313) FantaSIa, WIth trumpeter Auditions: For a Sept 21- House DeSIgned for LIfe," • ArchItectural Tour of unless otheTWIse mdlcated 577-5336 Omar Butler Oct 4 productIOn of the permanent exhibItion the DetrOIt Pubhc Library, • Tall ShIps & RagtIme 6-8 pm, Wednesday, July Revue!roledo Harbor, Concerts 8 pm, Fnday, Aug 1 and mUSical "Smokey Joe's • Tours of house, Saturday, Aug 2 Cafe," 1-5 pm, Saturday, grounds, chlldren's play- 23 $10 Fnday, July 18 $89 Bon Secours Cottage • Symphony and the July 19 and Sunday, July house and powerhouse, 10 • Llghtmg and Stage PreregistratIOn reqUIred Health Services Music Sorcerer, Sunday, Aug 3 20, Grosse Pomte Theatre, am -4 pm, Tuesday- BaSICS,10 a m -noon, • "Carousel"lHuron on the Plaza Concert 5 pm, Pre-concert Harry 315 FIsher Free (313) 881- Saturday, noon-4 pm, Saturday, July 26 $15 County Playhouse, 9 a m -7 pm, Tuesday, July 22 Series: 7 pm, Thursdays, Potter character costume 4004 Sunday, on the hour $6 • Female Composers through July 31, on the contest Architectural Tour of adults, $5 semors, $4 c1ul- Lecture, 7-9 pm, Tuesdays, $69 PreregistratIOn Village Plaza, Kercheval at 6 pm, Concert the Detroit Public dren, $18 annual pass July 29 and Aug 5 $15 reqUIred St Clair • Tchalkovsky Library: Offered by • Grounds, 9 30 a m -6 • Addltlonal classes • West Vlrglma • July 17, Alma SmIth Spectacular, With plamst Stewart McMJ1lan through pm, Tuesday-Saturday, mclude Theatre Production, Adventure, Tuesday, July Qumtet Markus Groh the MIchIgan Opera 11 30 a m -6 pm, Sunday DeSIgn for the Stage, 22-Fnday, July 25 $499 Theatre, 6-8 pm, $5 Llghtmg on the Stage, PreregistratIOn reqUIred Wednesday, July 23, 5201 • Tea Room, 11 30 a m -6 Costume DeSIgn for Opera, • New York CIty & Gettysburg Tour, Thursday, Woodward, DetrOIt $10 pm, Tuesday-Sunday Latmo Arts and Culture m MichIgan, a MOT PreVIew July 24-Tuesday, July 29 L ~ 1/ A 0 A A • 0 ulA L (313) 922-1990 1100 Lakeshore 1:':1"·"•.,"" $999, optIOnal Broadway AM I~ T.MBUKITIU Village Sidewalk Sale ReservatIOns reqUIred for Senes, and a MOT Dance N A 1/ A J 0 M U L I EIA show, $90 PreregistratIOn _ N TV _ and Street Festival: most events (313) 884- Senes OvervIew Last week's E A D. S • Sale, 2-9 pm, Fnday, 4222 PreregistratIOn reqUIred reqUIred PIN A F 0 A E S A 1/ EI DetrOIt Opera House, 1526 • Hawallan Luau CruIse, ADO F L A I L K I 1.11 July 25 Kronk Gym Tour: A 7 a m -9 pm, Thursday, puzzle WIA!S P AM N E S I clsi • Balduck Mountam DetrOit Hlstoncal SocIety Broadway PreregistratIOn _T E l.~ S ~ P- Ramblers Concert, 5 30-8 30 Behmd the Scenes tour fea- reqUIred (313) 237-3238 July 31 $109 PreregistratIOn reqUIred M '" '" , ",!! , tunng boxmg tramer Grosse Pointe Public I NIT I ATE f A o~ E pm, Fnday, July 25 solved Emanuel Steward, 6 pm, Library Adult Summer NUL 1 MOl T O~ L • Concorso d'Itaha Car See THINGS, page lOB E SSE EON S L~ P Show PreVIew, 6-9 pm, Thursday, July 24,5555 Reading Program: PIck Fnday, July 25 ACROSS 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 '1 • SerVIces For Older 1 Mid-May hon- • CItizens' Dancm' In The orees 12 13 14 Streets, 6-9 pm, Fnday, 5 Intent TO BE LISTED 15 16 July 25 8 Dropped like • Sale, 9 30 a m -6 pm. a rock 18 19 Saturday, .July 26 12 X-<:oor(!lnate in Things to Do or Family Fun 20 21 22 23 • Grosse Pomte Ammal 14 Mldeasl ~ AdoptIOn Society puppIes nabon 24 25 25 27 and dogs, noon-3 pm, FIll out thiS form and send It to 15 ClassIC oate r Saturday, July 26 28 29 30 31 Madeleine Socia • 96 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Panos, MI 48236 16 Crooner Perry Along Kercheval, between or fax itto (313)882.1585 by 3 p.m. Friday • For more information, call (313)884-8691 17 Cyst 32 33 34 Neff and CadIeux Free 18 Case Itst (31:1) 886-7474 20 NoverTter 35 Event _ stone 37 38 39 ~ Film 23 Aching "tWj IM.U Dome Theatre Sponsoring organization _ 24 Belttgeren1 god .1 .2 43 Adventure Series Film 25 Jungle woe 47 ~ Festival: 28 Bumped Into • "Tltamca," noon, 2 and Date, Time _ 51 29 Danger 49 50 4 pm 30 Icemen s org • "Top Speed: 11 am, 1 32 Desertltke Place, including street address _ 34 ZIgzag course and 3 pm 34 Old-llme poItI- DOWN 11 Entanglement DetrOIt SCIence Center, 13 Don Juan s 36 Mr Walesa co 1 . -/Ongg 5020 John R, DetrOIt $7 mother 37 \Nntlen 35 SmallITlellSlR 2 Kyoto CU~ adults, $6 semors and chil- 36 'Safety Lasr merbund 19 Exam format reminder dren, ages 2-12 $4 IMAX Cost _ 20 Hat for 31 38 'III second s1ar 3 Chinese food Dome (313) 577-8400 37 Gel by ~ that' addrtJve !MAX Theatre: ~ Afternoon (Abbl') 21 Raw rodc.s 39 AntOniO • "LeWISand Clark Contact person's name and phone alfalr 22 Anl~fur org Banderas 4 Unaccented Great Journey West," 3 35 41 Send forth vowels 23 Skater Broadway and 625 p m 42 LalM1def aile 5.ChaCUn. Hughes debut • "Ghosts of the Abyss," gout" 25 - .Benz 40 Blood bank ~ 10 am, 1245,2 10,5 and 47 Carte 6 same (Pref) 26 DMSIOn word c1assilicatlon Phone number to be published _ 745 pm 48 BlISS 7 Santo s coos In 27 Sea greelirlg 43 Actress The Henry Ford (fonnerly 49 IndMduals 8 w,,/1d Cup 29 Throe McClanahan Ifthis is a charitable event, what organization 50 WIIneSI game 31 Htghland 44 Tide nval the Henry Ford Museum & GreenfiE'ld VIllage), 20900 51 ActresS 9 Frenzied youth 45 Melody Helgenberger 10 AppellatlOO 33 Gap 46 Henpedc Oakwood. Dearborn $10 will be the beneficiary? _ adults, $8 semors and chIl- dren 12 and under (313) July 17, 2003 Family Fun by Madeleine Socia Grosse Pointe News Attractions DetrOlt NeIghborhoods, Planetanum ExhIbIt, through • "The Flymg Aces," 1-2 7511 through Sunday, Aug 31 "NIght of the Tttamc," 1 Wednesday, Dec 31 pm, Wednesday, Aug 13, Vacation Bible School: Anna Scripps • Streets of Old DetrOIt and 3 pm, Saturday and • "ANew Way ofLIVmg: on the lakeSIde lawn of the Open to chIldren ages 3 Whitcomb Conservatory: exhIbIt Sunday featunng R Buclunmster Grosse Pomte War through grade 5, 9 am- Domestic and exotIc plants • Frontier to Factones 9 a m -3 pm, Monday- Fuller's DymaxIOn House Memonal Free 11 45 am, Monday, July 10 a m -5 pm, dally Belle exhIbIt Fnday, 1030 a m -6 pm, • IMAX Theatre PreregistratIOn reqUIred 28-Fnday, Aug I, Grosse Isle, DetrOIt $2, adults and • Glancy Trams exhIbIt Saturday, noon-6 pm, 9 a m -5 pm, Monday- • Summer Story times, Pomte Woods Presbytenan gwded tours, $1, semors • The Motor CIty exhIbIt Sunday 5020 John R, Saturday and noon-5 pm, 10 30-11 15 am, Church, 19950 Mack $10, and chIldren, 2-12 (313) 930 a m -5 pm, DetrOIt $7 adults, $6 Sunday 20900 Oakwood, Saturdays, through Aug 16, per chIld or $30, per famIly 852-4064 Thesday-Fnday, 10 a m-5 senIors and chIldren, 2-12 Dearborn $850-$1350 Central Branch, 10 (313) 886-4301 Belle Isle Aquarium: pm, Saturday and 11 am- $4 IMAX Dome $4 plane- Museum IMAX Theatre, Kercheval Free Learning @ The Opera DomestIc and tropIcal fish 5 pm, Sunday 5401 tanum (313) 577-8400 $10, adults, $8, senIors and • Summer FIlm Festival, House: MIchIgan Opera aJ1daquatic ammals Woodward, DetrOIt $5 Detroit Zoo: chIldren, 12 and under 11 am, Thesdays, Woods Theatre's award-wInmng • Chl1dren's Free adults, $2 50 semors and • WIld Summer NIght (313) 982-6001 Branch, 1 pm, summer learnmg Institute Wednesdays, chl1dren ages elementary/high school stu- Concert Senes, 6-730 pm, Wednesdays, Park Branch, • ReCItal Master Class 2-12 enter free wIth a pay- d~nt~ ~1('{\llrge ~tudent., Wednesdays, through Aug Educational 1 pIn, Thursdays, Central For Smgers, 'lge" 16 and mg adult chIldren under 12 free 27 Free Experiences Branch up, 7-9 pm, Wednesday, 10 a m -5 pm, dally (313) 833-1805 • ChIldren's Free July 22-24, "Wmme the July 30 and Thursday, July Belle Isle, DetrOlt $3 Detroit Institute of Monday, chIldren ages 2-12 Assumption Greek Pooh and 'Ilgger Too'" and 31 $50 adults, $2 chl1dren (313) Arts: enter free WIth a paYIng Cultural Center: "The Tale of Peter RabbIt • Operetta Workshop, For 852-4083 • Motor CIty CaSIno Jazz adult, 9 a m -5 pm, • Kumon MathlReadmg, and BenJamm Bunny" ages 10.18, 10 am .4 pm, Automotive Hall of Fnday, July 18 Mondays, through Aug. 25 3 45-6.45 pm, Central Branch, 10 Monday, July 21-Fnday, Fame: UchIwa Drop-In • Memberfest, Keeper Wednesdays Kercheval, (313) 343-2074 Aug 8. $300 • ClassIc cars Workshop, 6-8 30 P m talks, chIldren's crafts and 10 am -1 pm, Park Branch, 15430 • Rappera Expenmental • "The DnvIng Spmt," Jazz MUSICby Roland hve entertamment for Saturdays Kercheval, (313) 343-2072 Program. For ages 14 and VIdeo Vazquez, 6 30 and 8 p m DetrOIt ZoolOgicalSoclety $80, per month plus a Woods Branch, 20600 Mack, up, 10 a m -4 pm, Monday, 10 a m -5 pm, Thesday- DraWIng m the Gallenes, members, 6-9 30 pm, $50, regIstratIOn fee (313) 343-2575 July 21-Fnday, Aug 1 Sunday 21400 Oakwood m 6-830 pm Sunday, Aug 3-'fuesday, • Celebrate Summer Nickelodeon Kids $200 Dearborn $6 adults, $5 50 Adventures m Drawmg, Aug 5 2003 Camp, Ages 1-6, Camps: Featunng story • The Wnter's Corner semors, $3 for chIldren, 5- for ages 8 and up WIth an • "SaVIng Endangered Mondays-Fndays, through time and actiVIties, Project Rewmd!, For ages 8 12 (313) 240-4000 adult, 6-830 pm SpeCIes, Savmg Ourselves," Aug 15 'Ilmes and fees Thesdays, at 7 pm, and up, 10 a m -noon, Children's Museum of Gallery Talk: Charles 10 a m -5 pm, through vary through Aug 12 Saturday mornIngs, July the Detroit Public McGee, 7 p m Sunday, Sept 7, WIldlIfe • Youth Workshops, Ages • Sponge Bob WIth Sea- 26-Aug 16 $35 Schools: Guided Tours: Interpretive Gallery 7-12, Theatncal, SCIence, SIde DlVlng, July 22 • AddItional programs Once Upon A'Ilme ,sto- HIghlIghts of the Museum • Arctic Rmg of LIfe Arts and Crafts, Sports and • JImmy Neutron Catch a mclude GIrl Scout Camp, nes and crafts for chl1dren or European Art exhIbIt, 4 2 acres of arctIC FIeld tnps, Mondays- Wave Camp, July 29 Opera Camp and Vocal ages 4-12, noon, • FamIly Fnday, July 25 ammals and a clear, under- Fndays, through Aug 15 • WIld Thornberrys Semmar for Non-ClaSSIcal "The MagIc Wmgs," July UchIwa Drop-In water Polar Passage 'Ilmes and fees vary Safan Fun', Aug 5 Smgers and The Art of 18 Workshop, 6-8 30 P m • NatIOnal AmphibIan 21800 Marter, St ClaIr • Blues Clues Summer ClOWnIng "Rap A Tap Tap'," July Storytelling: "Tales from Conservation Center Shores PreregIstratIOn Safety, Aug 12 DetrOlt Opera House, 25 TIbet: 6 30 and 8 p m 10 a m -4 pm, daIly Ten reqUIred (586) 268-5540 Borders Books & MUSIC 1526 Broadway "CIrcle of LIfe," Aug 1 Guided Tours: MIle at Woodward, Royal Grosse Pointe Public Cafe, 17141 Kercheval PreregistratIOn reqUlred "Tar Beach," Aug 8 "HIghlIghts of the Museum" Oak $8, adults, $6, semors Library: Free (313) 885-1188 (313) 237-3238 • MOVIngTo the World or "AsIan Art," 6 and 7 30 and chIldren, 2-12 $4, SIm- • Teen Read 2003 Grosse Pointe War Summer Reading Club: Beat, chl1dren, ages 4-12, pm ulator ndes $4, parkIng Summer Readmg Club, for Memorial: 2 pm, Thesdays, through explore mUSIcal sounds, • "Then and Now A (248) 398-0903 students m grades 5-12, • LIVIngSCIence Day July 29, sponsored by the dance, CUlsme and pamtmg SelectlOn of 19th and 20th Dossin Great Lakes read five books to quahfY, Camps, for chJldren ages 5- St ClaIr Shores Pubhc traditlOns, 2 pm, Fndays, Century Art by Afncan Museum: fill cut registration form at 12, 9 a m -3 pm, Monday- LIbrary, 22500 11 Mlle, St through Aug 8 ArtIstS," through Sunday, • "CIty on the StraIts" your local lIbrary branch, Fnday ClaIr Shores The MagIcal Wok, July 20 exhibitlOn, through January no lImIt to entnes, through Ammal FamIly Camp, • Craft & Game Day, July Chmese Cookmg WIth Chef • "When TradItIOn 2004 Thursday, July 31 Grand July 21-July 25 22 Mmg, July 18 Changed ModernIst Open weekdays for Pnze draWIng, Monday, Ramforest Camp, July • Summer Readmg Club ,Jazz Beats, July 25 MasterpIeces at the DIA," groups of 20 or more by Aug 4 Free 28-Aug 1 PartIes, July 29 Native Amencan through Sunday, Aug 3 appomtment only Open to • Laugh It Up @ Your Air and Space Camp, Free (586) 771-9020 Drummmg TradItion;" Aug • "Inaugural ExhIbItion the publIc, 11 a m -5 pm, LIbrary/Summer Readmg Aug 4-Aug 8 PreschoollDay Care 1 from the DlA General Saturday and Sunday 100 Celebrations $265 Open House: 6 30-8'30 CIty of Many Colors, Motors Center for Afncan Strand, Belle Isle, DetrOlt "The Story Quest," pre- • A LIttle Grace & pm, Wednesday, July 23, Canvas Mural ProJect, Aug Amencan Art," through Fall $3 50 adults, $2 50 chIlo sented by MadCap Charm SummertIme Fun St ClaIr Shores PublIc 8 2003 dren, 5-18 Wednesdays are ProductIOns Puppet Camp, for boys and girls LIbrary, 22500 11 MIle, St • The Summer Sky 10 am -4 pm, free (313) 852-4051 Theatre, 11-noon, Thursday, ages 6-9, 9 a m -noon, ClaIr Shores Free. (586) Planetanum Shows, 1 and Wednesday and Thursday; Dr. Charles H. Wright July 31, Fnes Auditonum of Thesday-Thursday, July 29- 771-9020 3 p m.. Fndays, through 10 a m -9 pm, Fnday and Museum of African- the Grosse POInte War July 31 $120 Rancho Roundup Aug 8 Free 10 a m -5 pm, Saturday American History: "Of the Memonal, 32 Lakeshore 32 Lakeshore Vacation Bible School: 9 a m to 4 pm, Monday- and Sunday 5200 People The Afncan Free Preregistration PreregistratIOn reqmred for For chIldren In preschool Fnday 6134 Second, Woodward, DetrOIt $4 Amencan Expenence," con- reqUlred most courses (313) 881- See F.(MILY, page lOB DetrOIt Free (313) 873- adults, $1 chl1dren (313) tInUlng 9 30 a m -5 pm., 8100 833-7900 Wednesday-Saturday; 1-5 Detroit Historical Detroit Science pm, Sunday 315 E Museum: Center: Warren, DetrOIt $5 adults, • "Guts, Games & Glory • "'Iltamc The ArtIfact $3 chIldren, 5 and up (313) DetrOIt's Sportmg Legacy," ExhIbItIon," through 494-5800 ~t-BON SECOURS COTTAGE exhIbIt, through Thursday, Sunday, Sept 7 The Henry Ford cr- Oct 2 • DTE Energy Sparks (Formerly Henry Ford HEALTH SERVICES • "Techno DetrOIt's GIft Theater Museum & Greenfield to the World" exhIbIt • IMAX Dome Theatre Village): • ConnectIOns Metro • DIgital Dome • "Bond, James Bond" PRESENTS THE, 2003 wsepo,niViaTeV"s 5 mu~'c 24hr TeleVISionfor the Whole Community on thePfaza MACKINAC RACE Bring the family, lawn chairs and piCniC baskets to the new VIllage Plaza and 2003 Performance area at the corner of Kercheval and St Clair and enJoy these great, COVERAGE - free- outdoor concerts every Thursday at 7 00 P m 4:00 p.m. Friday, July 18 JULY 17 to Alma Smith Quintet 4:00 p.m. Wednesday,July 23 Regular Programing Resumes A debut performance at M.o,T.P, by thiS renowned chanteuse and her group JULY 24 NO CONCERT Don't miss The Balduck Mountain Ramblers on Friday, July 25th, 5:30 p.m., at the Annual Village Sidewalk Sale and Street FestIval JULY 31 The Michaels Trio, featuring Judy Cochill and Bob St. Thomas A gifted composer, arranger and pianist, Matt Michaels IS joined by two ot the area's fmest vocal stylists in what promises to be a very special evemng ~~~ ~ VlL.Ua r;,'- ~ IG~ Gr~ f\,ml~ ~ws ! 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Alternate location in case of rain is Maire Elementa School July 17, 2003 108 Comm:unit~ Grosse Pointe News through July 31 $2 per ses- formance 8 pm, Saturday, July 26 Walton, Rochester Hills sion • Great Gershwm, With Meadow Brook MUSIC $45, per concert or $80, for Things----- • Summer Card Party, conductor/plamst Jeffrey Theatre, on the campus of both programs (313) 576- From page 8B $3, per seSSIOn noon, Fnday, July 25 $5 Kahane Oakland Umverslty, 3554 5111 • Medicare & PensIOn • Craft Classes • SMART Bm,el>and SpeCialIst Program, 9 30 QUlltmg Group, 12 30 Semor Van transportatIOn am, Monday, July 20 pm, Mondays, through Field triP to Sveden House, Family------Free July 28 1-230 pm, Wednesday, From page 9B 307-4081 Family Picnic: 6 pm, • Fmanclal Counselmg KlllttIng & Crochetmg, July 23 through middle f:,lhool, At Jefferson and Hall Wednesday, Aug 6, Grosse progJ am, 9 30 am, 9 30 am, Tuesdays, • Begmnmg Lme Dance, lllcludeb suppel and clasf:" Road, Harnson Town~hlp Pomte Woods Lake Front Monday, July 20 Free through July 29 130 pm, TuebdaYb $1 ') 30-8 pm, l\londav Aug I ,}86)307-6999 PJ.rk, 23006 Jefferson Free • SelllOl Water ExerCise Woodcarvmg, noon, • Llvmg With LObb,12 30 -!-Fnday, Aug 8, FlIbt Grosse Pointe Woods (313) 882-7732 11-11 45 J. m , Mondays, Tuesdays, through July 29 pm, Thursday, July 24 EnglIsh Ev Lutheran Lake Front Park: Events Moms & Tots Play Wednesdays and Fndays, General Crafts, 12 30 • Video MOVies,12 30 Church, 800 Vermer $15, for Grosse Pomte Woods Group: 8t Clair Shores MunlClpal pm, Thursdays, through pm, Mondays per child or $20, per famIly residents and their gJlests • Ages 3-4, 1015-11 am, Pool, 11 Mile and Jefferson July 31 All programs are based at 13131884-5040 SWim Under the Stars, 9- Wednesdays m:'t Clan ;:,horeb ~1 \\'00Ul.-d1\-"1" E,e11l1.g the St Cl,m Shores ScnlOrs 11 pm Fndav, July 25 • Ages 1.2, 10 15-11 am, • Evenmg T'al Chi Class, Group, 6 30 pm, ActIVItIes Center, 20000 Fun & Games Free Thursdays 630-8 pm, Thursdays Thursdays, through July Stephens, 8t Clair Shores FamIly City PICnIC,noon. 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L..... cMmpI 3 Mackinac race chairman didn't hesitate when asked to serve By Chuck Klenke offer when he asked Falcone man for the 79th Bacardl afraId that Falcone mIght saId, 'sure, I'll do It,' without "I told Paul, 'If you get Sports EdItor to take charge of the club's BayvIew MackInac Race, need some persuadIng any heSItatIOn I knew he'd thmgs orgdfilzed lIke I thmk Bayview Yacht Club com- blg"~est and most Important whIch wIll be held thIs However to Everm!!ham\ do a !!ood Job and would get vou wIll t Iwre'" no reason modore Ted Evermgham event weekend It's a Job that surprIse, Falcone readIly thm~s done Once he accept- YOU can't ball m the race," was ready for any resIstance He was hopIng Falcone takes a huge tIme commIt- agreed to take on the ed, he dove nght mto It He EverIngham SaId that Paul Falcone mIght would agree to be race chalr- ment, and Evenngham was responsIbIlIty of makmg the followed the prevIOus chaIr- So Saturday mornmg, largest fresh-water sportIng persons around and asked Falcone wIll be aboard event m the world run all kmd" of questIons" Inbafiltj, a J-120, 40-foot Park sailor and his son will "moothly once agam Falcone, a St ClalT boat owned by Marvm "I dIdn't have to use any of ShOi el> reSIdent, hdd ani.) Ihnen, who balls out of the my sellmg lmes," "aId one reservatIOn dbout Gros"e POInte Yatht Club, become 'Old Goats' together Evermgham of Grosse acceptmg the Job when the fleet leave" Port Pomte Park, who has been He wanted to know If he HUlon By Chuck Klenke 25 years ago, he wa" a rook- "I knew very lIttle about Iace chaIrperson tWIce hIm- could "tIll ,,all In thIS year'", "1 haven't mIssed one Sports Editor H' III every sense of the word racIng," "aId Schappe, who'll I>elf,and whose wIfe, MarcJa, race Many of the prevIOus "mce 1 "tarted 14 years ago, When Bob Schappe of Now he's an dcu)mph"hed :-all III hl~ 25th Mackmac held the Job for the 2001 chaIrpersons skIpped bi"lmg dnd I don't want to start GI o""e Pomte Park ",uled III "allor dnd d pa"t com- I dce thIS weekend, earmng lace m the year that they headed now," Falcone saId "Plus, hIS fiht B,\( .11 dl Bd\ \ le\\ modOlP ,It the Gro,~(' POlllte hls "Old Goat" patch whIch "When I asked Paul. he up the event Mackll1dt H.IU' mOl p than S,uI Club h awarded to saIlor" who See RACE, page 3C have competed m at least 25 B,t) vIew-MackInac races "1 raced on d fnend'" boat I Tom SIeber's Tantalum) ,1Ile! 1 thlllk when It was 0\ er, he felt lIke 1 knew more about racmg than I let on S All wheel dnve V6, 17 Inch alloy wheel and more' Stk#OO05 Leaf~~ $31 21<1<$681 due at signing" NEW 2003 GALANT ES Auto sunroof, Infinity AM/FM/CD, alloy wheels ~ ~ and morel ~ Stk#1679 .l.) 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J' I q Jamy lOr Hyunaa Loyally ~,eoaTes visit our website www.arn July 17, 2003 _2C __ SI!0rts Grosse POinte News Breakers '92 end first season like they started - with a title The Grosse Pomte Soccer Mustangs er sconng opportumty AssocIatIOn Breakers '92 The Breakers, made up of The Breakers began tour- gIrls soccer team ended Its gIrls selected from five nament play WIth a 6-1 VIc- first season the way It began teams, opened the season by tory over the Okemos - WIth a champIOnshIp wmnmg the Waterfront Bombers, brealung open a The Breakers rolled to InVitational In St Clair close contest WIth four sec- four straight vlctones, Shores last fall ond-half goals mcludmg a 2-1 wm over the After competmg m the fall Grosse Pomte scored all of ('n>n€'''€'€' County Echpse m and spnng seasons m the Its goals m the second half of the tItle game of the 21st Michigan Youth Soccer a 4.U wm over the Sdlme annual Petoskey League's PremIer U-11 Storm InVitational DIVISIOn, the Breakers Then, needmg a VICtory to "It was a great way to end wrapped up the year With quahfy for the champIOnshIp our first season," Said aSSIS- the Petoskey tournament game, the Breakers scored The Grosse Pointe Soccer Association Breakers '92 won all four of its games tant coach JIm Zurek, who "We had great team play early and often m a 9-0 romp to win the championship at the Petoskey Invitational. In front. from left. are played a key role m puttmg for the whole tournament," over the Muskegon Mona EmUy Klinefelt, Katherine Steen, Ana Harris, Katie HamUl. Rae Sklarski. Saml the team together a year ago Zurek saId "We had 11 dIf- Shores SaIlors Fillpelli. NlkJd Capizzo and Laura Reilly. In the second row. from left, are Alyssa when the Grosse Pomte ferent gIrls score goals, and Other members of the Bruno. Arlana Conti. Catherine Wieczorek. Molly Andrew. Nina Pieroni. Holly Soccer AssocIatIOn Dragons we played very strong m the Breakers, who wIll compete Spencer. Katherine Bowman. Tara Bolton and Julia Zurek, In back are assistant merged WIth the Pomte second half of every one of 10 the MIchigan State Youth coach Jim Zurek. left. and head coach John Mellon. GIrls Soccer AsSOCIation our games" Soccer AsSOCIation PremIer The second half was the League dunng the fall sea- key m the champIOnshIp son, were Molly Andrew, Parcells track completes a perfect season game Mter a scoreless first Tara Bolton, Alyssa Bruno, half, the Breakers got two NIkkI Caplzzo, Arlana early goals from Kathenne Conti, Saml Flhpelh, Katie The boys track team at three meets Parcells won clated WIth" Salazar, Alex Davenport and Bowman and Catherme Hamm, Ana Hams, EmJly Parcells MIddle School had every event RQb FIsher was part of W111Utley WIeczorek to take control Klmefelt, Nma Plerom, another outstandmg season All but three school three record performances Luke Donahue was unde- The Echpse ended goal. Laura ReIlly, Rae Sklarskl, as It broke several records records were broken by the He lowered the 800-meter feated m the 55 and 200 keeper Juha Zurek's shutout Holly Spencer and and went undefeated m dual 46.member squad run record he set as a sev- hurdles events He set a bId WIth five mmutes to go, Kathenne Steen The head meets for the second year m "WIthout a doubt, they're enth grader last year when record of 8 86 m the 55 hur- but the Breakers dIdn't gIve coach was John Mellon a row the best gentlemen's track he ran a 2 06 24 HIS old dles and posted a record theIr Fhnt area nval anoth- Parcells fimshed 8-0 and team m the hIstory of mark was 2'15 tIme of 28 66 m the 200 the eIghth grader~ on the Parcells," saId head coach FIsher also set a record m "He was the team leader squad had a 17-0 record for Kerry Pytel the 400 dash WIth a tIme of when It came to out on the theIr two seasons Parcells "They set almost all of the 55 2, and he anchored the field," Pytel saId of Diamonds get split scored between 111 and 126 records, and were an record-settmg 1,600 relay Donahue, who was also a POints In each meet and m absolute pleasure to be asso- team that mcluded DaVId member of the 800 relay team that had a record tIme of 1 46 3 Other members of in doubleheader the relay team were TIm The Grosse Pomte KIhmas WIth the wmnmg McCormack, Salazar and DIamonds softball team run Cltv orQfJross£ Jloiut£ JIf arms, 1\1lcblgao Chns Day spht a recent doubleheader The DIamonds took a 2-0 Wayne Count} Charles Calhoun set WIth the St Clair Shore~ lead m the second mnmg records m the shot put (39- Vipers Labara walked and moved Ordinance No. 368 feet-9) and the long Jump The DIamonds won the to second on a sacnfice by (17-6) He also set the sev- opener 3-2 behind the five- SmIth Brenna Przeslawskl enth-grade record m the 70 CODE NO. 8-07 hIt pltchmg of Stepha me walked, and Labara was dash WIth a tIme of 9 01 SmIth, but the VIpers came forced at thIrd by Calthn Davenport and Raphael CROSS CONNECTION ORDINANCE back to take the second MIller Przeslawskl and Jones share the hIgh Jump game 4-2 MIller worked a double record at 5-4 Davenport AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT PliBLIC WATER QUALITY BY REGULATING Grosse Pomte snapped a steal, and they both scored also was a member of a CROSS CONNECTIONS WITH THE PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM 2-2 he m the bottom of the on JessIca RIchardson's sm- record-brealung 1,600 relay SIXth Amy KIhmas led off gle team m the seventh grade The CIty of Grosse Pomte Farms ordams WIth a smgle and KatIe The VIpers scored an Jones also ran on the 400 KJhmas walked Amy unearned run m the fourth relay, whIch was undefeated KJhmas was /Jut at thIrd on and tIed the game WIth a Section 1: Cross Connections. (a) The City of Grosse Pomte Farms adopts by reference the tms year a fielder's chOIce ChnstIe sllcth-mmng run Water Supply Cross ConnectlOn Rules of the Michigan Department of EnVIronmental Quahty, Steve Joseph also ran on Laethem moved the runners SmIth fimshed Wlth three belOg sections R32S 11041 to R32S 11407 of the Mlclugan AdrOlOlstratlveCode the 1,600 relay and he was along Wlth a sacnfice and stnkeouts She allowed one undefeated In the open KatIe Labara followed WIth earned run (b) It shall be the duty of the Public ServIce Department to cause inspectIOns to be made of all 1,600, mlssmg the school a smgle to dnve In KatIe propertIes served by the public water supply where cross connectIOns WIth the public water supply record by 22 are deemed pOSSIble The frequency of inspectIOns and remspectlOns based on potential health haz- McCOrmIck, who thought ards shall be as established by the CIty of Grosse Pomte Farms and as approved by the MIchigan he was too slow to be on the Lakefront meet at Department of Em lronmenta! Quall!} team last year, posted a tIme of 12 07 m the 100 and he (c) The Pubhc "len Ice Department shall have the right to enter at any reasonable lime any property mIssed the 200 dash record by a tenth of a second City's Neff Park served by a connection to the pubhc \Iater supply system of the City of Grosse Pomte Farms for the Seventh-graders Day and purpo\e ot Inspectmg the plpmg system or systems thereof for cross connectIOns On request, the Grosse Pomte Shores WIll Wednesday, July 23 at 5 30 John Chow also made valu- 0\1 host the Lakefront pm ner le~~eesor oCLupant~of any property ha\ mg such a connectIOn shall furnIsh to the mspectlOn able pomt contnbutIOns dur- SWlmmmg ASSOCIatIOn The Lakefront SWImmmg agenl.V any pertinent mfomlatlOn regardmg the plpmg system or systems on such property The mg the season More than ChampIOnshIp Fmals next AsSOCIation consIsts of SIX refusal to prO\ Ide ~uch mformatlOn or refusal to prOVIdeaccess, when requested, shall be deemed 80 percent of the squad week at Neff Memonal Park teams representmg each of el lClenceot the presence of a cross connectIOn scored varSIty pomts m the CIty of Grosse Pomte the Pomtes and St ClaIr The dIstance runners at Prehmmanes WIll be held Shores (d) The CIty of Gros~e Pomle Farms IShereby authonzed and dIrected to dlscontmue water sen Ice Parcells are coached by on Tuesday, Jul) 22 at 9 d m SWImmers range In age after reasonable notice to any property wherein any connectIOn 10 VIOlatIOnof thIS Ordmance eXists Mark Sonnenberg The finals \1111 be held from 6 to 17 More than 900 and to take such other precautIOnary measures deemed necessary to ehmmate any danger of con- "Wlmmers partICIpate dur- tamlllatlOn ot the publIC \\ater supply system Water servIce to such property shall not be restored mg the mne-week season untIl the apphcable cro~s lOnnectlOns ha-e been ehmmated m compliance \\Ith the provISIons of The champIOnshIp meet IS thiS Ordmance a Jomt effort of all the league commumtles Bleachers (e) All testable backflo\\ preventIon deVices shall be tested mlllally upon mstallatlOn to be sure have to be moved, tents and that the del Ice 1', IIork1l1g properly Subsequent testmg of deVIces shall be conducted at a time shade canapes erected, 1I1tervalspeCified b) the Pubhc ServIce Department and 1Il accordanle With MIchIgan Department advertIsements and T-shIrts of EnVironmental Quahty requIrements Only 1I1dlvlduals approved by the Pubhc ServIce are deSigned and purchased, Department shall be quahfied to perform such te~tmg and parents and volunteers bake, buy snacks, time and r<'cord the events (f) The potable water supply made available to the propertIes sen ed by the pubhc water supply The first SIX fimshers m ~)\tem shall be protected from pOSSIblecontammatlOn as speCified b) thiS Ordmance and by the each event m the finals WIll state and the Clr. of (JIOS~ Pomle Farms plumbmg code Any \1 ater outlet whIch could be used for receIVed medals pot.Jble or dome~tK purposes and whIch ISnot supphed by the potable ~ystem must be labeled m a consplclloU, manner as WATlR UN">AFT:FOR DRrNKING Local rowers Photo h) .Jonathan {.mall do well in (g I There ~hall be a fee for an Imtlal cros~ l.OnnectIon mspectlon. for any subsequent remspectIons, Charles Calhoun holds Parcells Middle School track records in the shot put. long jump and 70- and for an) hack f10,,"de~ Ice test report re~Ie", conducted by the Public liervlce Department or Its meter dash. Grand Regatta representatl\e 10 check for the pre\ence of cross connectIOns No cro~s connectIOn mspectlOn fees ~hall he charged tor the m~pecllon or remspectlOn of smgle-famlly reSidential premises that would GPSA results, highlights The DetrOIt Women's he III addJlJOll 10 ,1lI~ fee~ or lOSt, charged m connection With pemlts and/or mspectlOns for smgle- RoWIng AsSOCIatIOn brought famlh rC\ldenlial prem"e, III connectIon,," Ilh changes to plumbmg. ~ale of the property restora- UNDER.7 UNDER-IO home three medals, mclud- tion 01 \\ atcr ,en Ke or m~tallatlon of a ""ater meter The fees prol Ided for m thIS sectIOn shall be COUfal'll 5, Vikinfll 3 Wild KiWIS 4, Coventry 2 mg a gold, from last week- Goal. VIncent '>carfone Goal. Greg Dettlof 2 Amnt end's Grand Regatta m In al11lllll1t~,et forth III re~ollltlOm that are adopted trom tIme to tIme by the City Council Patncla BaJls2 (CougarsI Trewn Annahsa Pro\en1anO (WJid A... "ts Dakwan KIng Matthew K,w,.1 Nell Lel.lnll Emllv Flon Grand RapIds Ol) I hl' Ordmance doe, not ,upersede the state piumblllg code but ISsupplementarv to It [)eRUlter J,mmy Passalacqua ICO\entryl ,arne RakOWlC1ICougarsI ASSIsts Tr..wn 2 Kathrvn The team of Lisa Gage Comment. Katelvn Kohler LaLonde. Robbl(' Squll>r. I Wlld (stroke) and Renee A (I) \11\ penon or cu,tomer \~ho VIOlatesany of the provIsions of thIS Ordm.mce or any ""Tlllen mAd... ome outstanding 'Aves In K,w,.1 goal [)efen."e standouts were Comment. Havle; Altshuler Schulte (bow) finIshed first order of the Puhh<- "en Ice Department In pur~uance ihereof. shall be deemed responSIble for a PA.. alacqua Ba]l' and Andres and Charlotte Ford w('r(' r.ut..tand In the women's semor dou- ll\ II Infra<-lIon and upon a findmg of respon'lbillty ~hall be punIshed hy a fine of not more than H('n.le\ King played well at center 109 at forv.ard forthe W,ldK,Wl.n. bles class h\e Hundred Dollar~ IS~OO(0) for each VIOlatIOn T:achday upon which a \ 10lal1onof the provl- and Rakowlc1did a mce Job of ball they In,t,ated many ofTen~lvednveq The DWRA also won a handlinii' and pA"lng Bobby and 'et up .ev ..ral key pIa.,. 'Ion, (1fthl~ Ordlllance ~ha\1OClur or remain shall be deemed a ~eparate and addItional ViolatIon of pair of sIlver medals The \fulpun RndImam Grant both hus. Natahe Peracchloand "arah Haigh Ih" ()rdlll July 17,2003 Snorts •G.ro.s.se_po.i.nt.e.N.e.W.s r 3C Cardinals sweep in Farms-City Little League AA division Practice might not have take the posbeabon title Rachel Bellovlch and Meg made perfect. but a lot of All 13 players had major Gormley all hit the ball well practice did produce dn roles 111 the tItles throughout the season, and excellent baseball team and John LaclUra and Jon each produced game-wm- led to two champIOnshIps for Parker did most of the pItch- nll1g hIts. With Leggett get- the AA Cardmals of the Il1g and excelled, as did ting a key tnple and s~.lgle Gros"e Pomte Fdrms-Clty hal d-throwmg nghthander Il1 the playoff WIn over the LIttle League Addm Black Red Sox "We practiced a lot, and The team also fielded \V(' "h"flyo 11"0 III thp ~,do AlI",tm .Tom>o Pat wl'll led bv the catchmg tno show1Ogup at practlce," SaId VanBlesbl ouck, Black, of Jones, Maurer and Cardmab manager Juhan LaclUrd and Parker edch Moesta Also, Montgomery VanBwsbrouck was that and BaIT) both made Impor- SaiUng is truly a family affair for the Schappe family of Grosse Pointe Park. "It had at lea"t one home run, dedicatIOn that gave Uf a lIt- Bob, right, will be sailing in his 25th Bacardi Bayview Mackinac Race this week- whIle Joneb led the league m tdnt defenSive plays m the tle edge" end, while his sons Scott, left, and Steve will be sailing in their 25th and 21st, trIples playoff" to change the Thl' Cal dmah won the respectively. Here they're shown leaving the hotel after last year's race. The Ho\~ever they weren't the momentum of games regular beabon AA title With "It \~as great to see every- family tradition carries beyond the three men. Glory Schappe - Bob's wife and only ones hlttmg the ball a 12-3 record Then they one Improve so much Scott's and Steve's mother - is the current rear commodore of the Grosse hard Matt Shanley, MIchael went undefeatl'd m the play- Pointe Sail Club and a member of the Mackinac race committee. Barry, Marty Moel>ta, T J throughout the year," saId offs, beatlllg the Dodger'> 2- Maurer and Austm .Jultan VanBlCsbrouck 0, the Red Sox 12-4, and Montgomery each hIt over 'fhat I... \\ hat made It spe- Family _a ------finalh the Bl.l\ e" 9-7 to 300 Marcol> Legget t (I,d From page Ie drop out and one of the boats who has saIled ll1 the race sdnk remembers and apprecI- thiS year UI> a crew member That race made a lastIng ates," Schappe said "It does- on hIS father's boat, Spectre ImpreSSIOnon Schappe n't make a great story, but It Schappe's younger son. "You don't reahze the dan- makes for some great memo- Steve, wIll be sallmg m hIS gers 1l1volved untIl you see nes" 21st Mackmac race thIS the flares and hear the Schappe goes mto every weekend as part of hIS horns," he SaId "It becomes race With the Idea of fimsh- father's eIght-man crew that a "tressful SItuatIOn because mg first mcludes Frank Ferry, Tom tho"e are real people WIth "We try our best to make Caulfield, J err'y Meach, real problems" Steve Llroff and Ron the boat go fast, and you The race Schappe remem- have to have a lIttle bit of Stnckler bers most fondly was 1994 The Schappes were mem- luck, too Of course, when That wa'>whl'n he skIppered we've done well, we hke to bers of SIeber b crew for a Spectrl', the Frers 36 he couple of races, dnd they thmk It'S pure skIll: he saId bought 10 1988, to second WIth a smIle missed a couplr of vears platl' 111 ItS clas" and second Schappe has saIled With because of work conflIcts In overall In the dIVIsIOn 1981, Bob bought hlb own "Th~t wa", our best fimsh," the same crew 111 most of the 30-footer, Mystique he ~dld "We've bel'n fourth Mackmac races smce he has "That wa'> one of the two "everal tJmeb but there are had hIS own boat had weather year", thdt no trophIeS for fimshmg "Everythmg goes so much everyone talb about." fourth - Ju<;thugs" smoother when the crew has Schappe SaId "But we dldn't Wlnle the competItIOn IS worked together for a The Cardinals made it a sweep of the championships in the AADivision of the know what bad weather was fun, '>0 IS the tnp up to while," he saId "It's so much Grosse Pointe Farms-City Little League. In front, from left, are Pat VanBies- because we had never expe- Mackll1ac bland hke an offenSIve 1mI'm foot- brouck, Austin Montgomery, Jon Parker, Marcos Leggett, Austin Jones, Adam nenced It We dIdn't know "When you're slttmg ball When you've worked Black, Matt Barry and Rachel Bellovich. In the middle row, from left, are Marty whether to be terrIfied or around swappmg stones together you have your tIm- Moesta, Meg Gormley, Matt Shanley, John Laciura and T.J. Maurer. In back, exhIlarated ,. WIth other sailors, you talk 1l1g down and everythmg from left, are coaches Jon Parker Sr., Bob Moesta, Phil Laciura and Julian Van- Schappe also saIled m the about the bad weather seems to fit together Blesbrouck. 1985 race, whIch probablv races, but seeIng the north- "We take the racmg sen- was the worst In the event's ern lIghts, a full moon and ously We try to do the best 78-year hI"tory That year, watchmg the sun nse IS we can, and enjoy It at the nearly half thl' field had to "'omet hlllg that everyone baml' tIme" Flying high The Blue Jays of the Grosse Pointe Lacrosse Association took first place at the Cincinnati Festival with a 4-0 record and finished first with wins in all three games at the Lansing Waverly tournament. The seventh- and eighth-grade team also won three of four games at the Cranbrook Jamboree Nearly perfect on the way to posting a 16-8 overall record. In front, from left, are Brad The Cougars of the Grosse Pointe Lacrosse Association won their first 16 Vande Vusse, Michael Blazoff, Alex Langton, Nick Cinqueranelli, Matthew games and finished the season with a 20-2-1 record. The fifth-and-sixth- Burton, Trent Lattimore, Matt Hollerbach and Kyle Drummond. In the mid- grade team was 4-0 at the Cincinnati Festival, 3.1 at the Lansing Waverly dle row, from left, are Jeff Rohrkemper, Mike Wolcott, Sam Hull, Matt Naber, tournament and 3-0-1 at the Cranbrook Jamboree. In front, from left, are Scott Maxwell and Drew Gaggin. In back, from left, are coach Jamie Mertz, Kurt Hollerbach, Scott Bahash, Gregory Papas, Branden Davenport, Jamie Tim Shield, Court McRill, Joey Ralko and Alex Ahee. Not pictured are Sam Gentry, Tom Walworth, Joey Krehel, Jeffrey Graves and Troy Mason. In the Mott, Michael Neveux, Doug Rahaim and P.J. Russ. middle row, from left, are Paul Female, Paul Joseph, Scott Brown, Alex Smith, Nick Rochte, Joey Youngblood and Ian LaValley. In back, from left, are coach Chris Malts, Dan Pogue and coach Adam Post. Not pictured are Vince Brennan, Mac Olson, Jimmy Tocco and Clayton Carter. N St. Paul's on Lakeshore Drive N SOCCER COACH NEEDED Race ...n..'1iI1 ------for 5th - 8th grade boys. From page Ie Ilv affaIr WIth the FalconI'S defimtely fimsh before mld- Amencap ratmg system It Ifinterested, please call Ron Masters at Hlb chIldren got the saIlIng mght on Sunday They're not not only factors tIme on dIS- dunng the race, It\, pretty bug at an earher age than necessanly bIgger boats - tance, hke PHRF, but al ...o much In the handl> of the theIr father two of them are only 52 feet tIme on time 313-610-8357 skIpper Therr's not much "My kIds got mvolved - but they're fast It's all For mstancl', If d boat's the chaIrman can do at that when thl'y were 8 or 10 saIl - hke a surfboard WIth handicap IS three sE'conds a pomt You're eIther staymg year'> old and they've all a bIg. old ng on It ,. mLle and the race IS 200 0-1:0-0-3-U-N-IVE-RS-I-TY-L-IG-G-E-T-T~O In or you're dropp1Og out been m BayVIew JUlllOr Falcone saId that by plac- mIles, that's how much tIme It's your call ,. Sallor~," he saId mg those boats m a class by It has to gwe a slower boat Falcone dIdn't "tart ball- HIS olde'>t daughter, themselves, more of them "If you're gIVIng me three Ing untIl he was m hI'>30s Chnstma, sailed her first WIll enter future races seconds d mIle and It s blow- "I got a real late start," he Mackmac SIX years ago "In the past, we've had mg (hard) and WE' both fin- saId "I worked m a large when ~he was 12 Now she's one or two of them and Ish the race reall) qUIck, accountmg firm and one coachmg th( JUnIors at they've been m a dIfferent that three seconds a mIle day one of the partners came BayView She'll be a member class We're Just movmg means a lot,~ Falcone said up to me and said, 'we're of the crew of TenaCIOus, a them apart and separatmg "But let's say It'S a dnfter SOCCER CLINICS gomg to go satlmg You want boat owned by Llstwan and them by themselves and It takes three days to to go?' It dIdn't sound too Ed Palm "There's only five of them finIsh the race That three I IMIIl-D I-NROL I MENl excltmg to me, but I figured, "I still have two kids m thIS year, but by puttmg seconds means nothmg r RAININC CLINICS Ar 'what the heck, he'" d part- the !jumor J program, Mana them by themselves, we Amencap tne'l to take not ner' So I went sallmg a cou- and Stephen: Falcone saId thmk the class has a good Just tIme on dl'ltance but UNIVl-R<.,ITY I I(,CF n <.,( HOO! ple of tImes I '" asn t really 'Mana did her first chance to grow" tIme on tIme The more tIme ( ook Ro~d ( ~mrll~-('ro~~( roml~ Wood~ too fond of It, but It was all MackInac last year on the The ChIcago Yacht Club you're out there, the more ror Roy, .me! ('lrI,-Ag~~ (, 1(, ('rIlllptd hy AbilIty) nght~ boat I wa'> on Stephen's 13 went to a dIfferent rating tIme you gl't credit for" Then one day that "ame thl'> vear dnd he'l>trymg to system thiS year for Its race More than 260 boats have *July 28-August J partner, RIck Llstwan, mVlt- find out If he can get on a to Mackmac and It IS entered thiS year's race The August 4-9 ed Falcone to go saJlmg boat" encouragmg BayvIew to fol- first start Will be at 11 30 agam But thIS hme It was There's only one major low SUit Falcone saId that a m on Saturday and the August JJ-16 to go racmg change for thIS year's race A won't happen thIS year last start IS schedul.:ld for 2 August 18-23 "I watched those boats get turbo class has been added "That's not somethmg pm '>pUla/prt SfllIon prof,Tam o[fUnclll'ruz/ trammg Wlthm SIX mches of each "The-.e are the boats that that we thought we could do The race can be followed * other at the startmg lme arf' Just rocket shIps," nght m a short amount of on the Mackinac Race Web and condltlonmg for lunagt pl4ym and It was a blast,~ Falcone Falcone saId "They call It time," he saId "So we're tak- SIte, which receIved more lor further Informatlon caU saId turbochargmg the boat mg a walt-and-see approach than a mllhon "hIts" dunng He's been racmg ever The'y put 111 longer keels and to PHRF (performance the 10 days surroundIng last 313-884-6718 or 313-884.4444 smce taller stIcks These thmgs handIcap ratmg formula) ,. year's race The site can be Salhng has become a fam- are Ju"t rated so fast They11 BayVIew uses the VISited at wwwbyc com/03 .. July 17, 2003 _4C __ Snorts Grosse Pointe News Fun In t e sun on La e Thrilling Kiteboarding is one of the most exciting new water sports. On Lake St. Clair, Metro Beach is a pop- ular Idteboarding sport because the wind blows in a southerly onshore direction. Kiteboarders from the Shores, as well as from Canada, display their talents. They either casually sailor zig-zag at high speeds, launching to heights of 20-40 feet above the water. Protective gear must be worn, especial- ly while participating in the winter version of Idteboarding. The Idte skills are the most important part of kiteboarding. The RAM air kites look like parachutes and there are leading edge inflatable (LEI)Idtes. Inflatable tend to be the most forgiving and most user friendly kites. The actual boards they ride are similar to surf boards. Head out to Lake St. Clair if you are interested in kiteboard, or call TWC of Keego Harbor at (248) 681-1300 and ask for Brian. 313-882-6900 ext 3 I • DfADUNES HOMfS FOIl SAlE PI>o!o' Art logo, FRIDAYS 12 PM IIDIU J.UI ,.11lU 814 wo 1 bedroom upper, 1380 1316 Somerset 3 bed- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, up- 15003 Jefferson 1- 2 BEACONSFIELD, spa- BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom HARCOURT, 2 bed- SOMERSET 2 bedroom LakepOinte Bnght, at- room upper Hard- per Redecorated bedrooms $525 plus CIOUS newer upper upper In the Park room upper Central refinished hardwood --tractive hardwood wood Iloors aH appli- Hardwood Iloors -----heat and water Units 4 bedroom, 3 Cat- fnendly 884- air, fireplace, garage floors freshly painted, Iloors central air, ances, ample storage Large porch (313)824-9174 full baths, 2300 sq 9278 request photos (313)881-7517 all appliances, off- newly decorated ap- basement, garage No (313)886-6399 962 B 1 Id • ft, $1,550 or 2 bed- kllghtbody@craln com HARCOURT 2 b d street parking, $750 pllances washerl dry- petsl smoking $850 ------eacons Ie ,up rooms, 2 lull baths Must seel • e - (313)727.7062 er garage $595 No (313)886-5829 n9 St Clair, attractive 2 dated 3 bedroom low- $950 Custom kitchen room upper, sunroom, _ petsl smoking ------bedroom upper $900 er appliances porch- baths Central air, fire- GROSSE POinte City fireplace basement, SOMERSET 6 room up- 1336 Maryland 2 bed- lease plus utilities es parking No petsl place, attached ga- lower Ilat 3 bedroom, garage central air No per Excellent condl- (313)885-9468 room lower non- (313)343-8462, eve smokmg (313)822- rage (313)882-7784 2 bath garage, com- pets, non-smoking tIon Clean apphan- 1,000 sq It, 1 bedroom, smoking, no pets nlngs (313)882-4988 3390 pletely renovated, $1 100 (313)874- ces, bnght basement newly decorated, sky- $750 (313)823-4071 842 Beaconsfield clean 969 Beaconsfield BEACONSFIELD- One $1,500 Grosse 2427 Extra parking, must lights appliances air 1365 Beaconsfield 1 spacIous modern 2 Grosse POinte Park bedroom upper $6001 POinte Park house, 4 HARPER woods 1 bed- see No pets $750 storage Intercom No bedroom upper bedroom duplex All south of Jefferson 2 month Available 1m- bedroom 2 bath, room apartment on plus utilities and se- smoking $800 Washer and dryer appliances, central bedroom lower liVing medIately Secunty de- ~~40000 (586)295- KlngsvlHe Off street cunty (248)420-8944 (313)824-~040 $5501 month air, deck off- street room With fireplace, POSit required No parking, $540 SOMERSET, 2 bedroom 1039 Beaconsfield- 2 (313)824-6501 parking Close to dining roOrT', updated pets (313)885-5508 GROSSE Pomte Park (313)884-0501 English Tudor lower ------medical center non- kitchen With apphan- after 6pm Wayburn 2 bedroom ---- _ • bedroom lower non- 1473 Waybum 2 bed- smoking, no pets ces Wdsher, dryer ------lower, appliances, LOWER, spacIous 2 freshly decorated, ap- smoking no pets room, natural fire- $850 (313)4173714 provided, off street BEACONSFIELDI new carpeting, no bedroom Grosse pllances carpeted $750 (313)823-4071 place, air alarm sys- _ Grosse POinte Park C POinte Park 870 Not natural fireplace, air ______tem $845 (313)884- 847 Beaconsfield 2 parking available 2 bedrooms Laundry, pets redlt check, h R I h - garage $800 No 1041 Beaconsfield 2 C $750 EastSide Man- lease $6501 month tlng am e InIS ed ets (313)881-3027 bedroom upper $6001 0709 bedroom arpet ap- agement (313)884- storage parkmg secunty $750 hardwood floors, ap- p 2bedroom condo-large pllarknces N laUnkdryl 4887 $7251 month (313)864-4666 pllances, storage -S-O-M-E-R-S-ET-,-6--r-oo-m- month no pets pa Ing 0 smo Ing (313)550-8233 available $6001 (313)823-4071 All appliances Hard~ pets $625 (313}822- AFFORDABLE town------GROSSE POinte Shores month (313)567-4144 Ilowder'dfreShdlYpalntetud: ------wood floors new Win- 3390 house apartment BEACONSFIELDI Jef- carnage house on the ea e Win ows na 1161 Waybum Grosse dows Grosse Pomte 8-64 Beacon-sfleld-sou'h Grosse POinte ferson Great 10catIOnt lake 1 bedroom -N-E-F-F-2-b-e-d-ro-o-m-t-ow-n-ral flrePlace$' garage POinte Park 2 bed- border (313)884-6789 - , Recently remodeled h No pets n5 plus room 1 bath liVing .______of Jefferson Beautiful Woods 2 bedroom 1 2 bedroom Reasona. Nicely fumlshed, pool ouse, air, garage, room dlnmg room, 2 bedroom Lakepolnte 2 bedroom lower all bath clean well main- ble rent I (248)882- No pets $2,0001 freshly recarpeted, re- ~~~~nty 313-881- newly remodeled upper $690 Appllan- appliances off- street talned central air ca- 5700 (248)344-9904 month (313)510.0978 pamted appliances kitchen With dish- ces, garage base parking $650 ble ready No pets GROSSE POinte $820 (313)574-9561 SOMERSET- 1325 At. washer Seperate ment, carp9tlng com- .J248)318-61_1_1___ $(;:~)184e 1150 month CARRIAGE house on Woods, Ridgemont, 1 NEFF Lane Apartment-, tractive, well main- base'11ent garage pletely redecorated B67 St Clair 1 bedroom _ _ Lakeshore newly re- bedroom upper $4501 2 bedroom, 1 bath, tained, 2 bedroom up- $750 EastSide Man- (586)634-6519 Ilvlngl dining room APARTMENT- 2 bed modeled new appll- negotiable (586)772- central air close to per flat Hardwood gement (313)884- 2 bedroom 1 bath 38'3 walk-In closets Off room appliances Ca- ances, no pets, non- 9632 (586)773-2035 Village, carport, base- floors Ilreplace, appli- 4887 Neff LIVing room din- street parking All utll- dleux/ Mack $600 smoking Ideal for GROSSE POinte, 2 bed- ment, lease no pets ances garage No 1170 Lakepolnte 2 bed- Ing room office Flon- ItieS Included Avalla- heat IncltJded Secun- long- term senior room furnished car- $7251 month pets, no smOKing, $775 (248)703-5048 rooms hardwood da room kitchen With ble Immediately ty $900 (313)823- r:1~~~~4-5374month nage house Air (313)882-9972 floors new kltchenl dishwasher air condl- $800 (313)647-0226 _ 9924______washerl dryer N~ NOTTINGHAM 1 bed- TWO bedroom, den, 1 Windows Very clean ~op~~neg F;eshl~ara~~ Biii NeN- duplex $850/ ATIRACTIVE, Grosse COLONIAL duplex near pets Security depOSit room, tJpdated kitchen 1/2 bath No pets $750 (313)886.2244 month Newly deco- POinte Woods Spa- Village 2 bedrooms, $1 500 plus utilities $5751 month plus utll- Non-smoktng $1,1501 _ _ __.____ painted $9751 month rated new kitchen, CIOUS 2 bedroom air appliances, finish- (313)882-3965 Itles (248)924-2462 month (313)319-4601 1226 Waybum 2 bed- plus utilities Call I d t d d b t 2 ------(313)881-0745 central air alarm new newy re ecora e e asemen room, GROSSE POinte 2 bed- NOTTINGHAM bea tl UPPER duplex $8501 room upper lormaillv- carpet 313-407-9306 fsecolnadellolornunlltfwith fireplaces closed In room upper Central lul 3 bed'oo'm uppue-r month 2 bedroom mg dining room, re- 2 bedroom 2 full bath ------Irep c IVI g ami- porch garage No E I modeled kitchen & carnage house Stun- 888 Neff 3 bedrooms Iy/ dining bath kltch. pets $900 (313)886- air all appliances x- WIth 2 floors of liVing 1405 Somerset Cen- bath separate laun- nlng liVing room hardwood floors fur- en recessed lighting 4217 cellent condition $750 and over 2,000 sq ft tral air washer and dry oft- street park- vaulted cerllng 3 nlshed air appllan- and appliances Also - -- plus depOSit All appliances, central dryer In half basement Ing central air, freshly houses from the lake ces, $1 0001 month large basement With COZY upper 2 bedroom (313)881-2806 air Gorgeous third ana garage space patnted hardwood Next to City park (313)971-5458 full bath garage park- hardwood floors bal- GROSSE POinte- Not- floor- great room 19ft (313)640-8099 Iloors throughout $20001 month Fax 89 Mapleton small cape Ing WIth ample stor- cony garage $625, tlngham south of Jef- x 48ft Skylights Must VERNIER! Mack area, 2 $8001 month resume to Susan cod newly decorated age Separate wash- plus utilities ferson 5 room lower see $1 1001 month bedroom upper, air, (734)513-2469 313-8857114 new appliances Non- erl dryer Non-smok- (734)498-2183 clean all appliances Please call (313)884- appliances fireplace, 1246 Maryl 701 ArTS/FLATS/DUPlEX 701 APTS/FLATS/OUPlEX 10S HOUSES FOil RENT ~ 709 TOWNHOUSES/ 71' OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 723 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS OETIIOIT/WAYNE COUNTY DETIlOIT /WAYNE COUNTY POINTES/HAIIPEII WOODS ~ CONDOS FOil RENT FOR RENT MICHIGAN MICHIGAN 2 bedroom apartments DUPLEX- 2 bedroom, 417 lothrop, qUIet HARPER Woods- 3 22995 Gary lane lo- EASTPOINTE. 3 story CASEVILLE- pnvate LAKE Michigan Leela- available for Immedi- central air, basement street, 3 bedroom, 1 bedroom bungalow cated In lakeshore office bUilding Offer- lakefront homes nau Peninsula Beach- ate move In Near side by side, 22110 5 bath Farms, 2 car Basement $800 Village 2 bedroom 1 Ing Single to mUltiple Booking now Sum- front cottages 3 bed- Grosse POinte $450- Morass $795 garage appliances Rental Pros! fee 586- bath condo LIVing office space Includes mer weeks fall week- rooms, 2 baths Beau- $500 (313)885-3410 (313)343-0622 Avail- air $1,355 plus de- 773-Rent room dining area With uMllles Ideal for small ends (989)874-5181 tiful view lots of win- 5101 Buckingham Spa- able POSit (586)350-3606 NEWLY dec;rated 2/ 3 hardwood floors bUSiness Offering In- QJfc102@avcl net dows Call John kitchen With appllan cenllves for long term ------Campbell (231 )256- CIOUS 2 bedroom STUDIO~ $285 plus se- CLEAN, qUiet 2 family bedroom with Grosse COTIAGES. Port Sani- ces Central air base- lease Call (586)776- 7002 Central an, carpetmg. CUrity Heaf Included with 2 bedroom avall- POinte Schools Avail- lac 1 112 hours from ment With storage 5440 www.leelana~ stove refrigerator 94 Whittier (313)417- able washer, dryer able now $785- $8751 DetrOit Weekly & area water Included beachfront $600/ month Open 0179 after 6pm parking No pets month_~48)252-093~ EXPAND With demand I weekends (313)886- Sunday July 20th 3- $650 (313)884-4887 702 AI'TS/FlATS/DUPLEX $650 (313)821-5778 RANCH- Appliances. EastSide suburb exec- 3204 PORT Sanilac- Lake- 5pm or by apPoint- utive offices available S,C.S/MACOMI COUNTY HARCOURT, 3 bed- GLEN Lake Sleeping front home Weekly menf (586)770-5098 EXECUTIVE lease hardwood floors lawn 4 400 sq ft All or 9 1/2 Mile/ Mack 1 bed- lovely 1,300 sq ft services Included room 2 112 bath Bear Dunes Luxury rental $750- $1 200 part Easy onl off 194 AL TEAl CharleVOIX 1 townhouse New vacation homes Very nice very clean room upper $505 In- ranch. Emory Court, $1.000/ monfh No large off- street park- bedroom $380 In rl" Grosse Ibintol News & 9lom (ONNECnON CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 96 Kercheval. Grosse POinte Farms MI 4823 (3t3) 882-6900 ext 3. Fax (313) 343.5569 ADSTYlfS: CLASSIFYING & web h"p grossepo ntenews com oeADUNes W(J(dA ONE MORE RI:ASON r 101 'RAYERS 104 A(COUNTING 113 HOllY INSTRUmON 120 TUTOIlING EDUCATION FOR HOME DI:LIVERY o NOVENA to St Jude BH Bookkeeping- For all SHARPEN your tennis I'iJ-'~1'.0 ' r ,l,;,J, \ ~II ALTERATIONS for men I ANNOUNCEMENTS.., May the Sacred Heart of your small bUSiness skllisl USPT A profes- '~ L ' and personal book. and women by master Jesus be adored glo- Sional all ages & skill - tailor George I t I to I ' nfled, loved and pre- keeping needs 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS (313)8152171 levels Prlvatel small (313)881-7352 served throughout the I I ~ ;l1~\. , I H I I groups (313)640- I . ,- / II' world, now and forev------• J I.. 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MIc'" n ..... ,...,.vr- Thursday, July 17, 2003 Classlfleds 6C (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Grosse Pointe News 203 HELP' WANTED 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 305 SITUATIONS WANTED 400 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 200 HELPWANTED GENERAL 200 HELPWANTED GENERAL 408 FURNITURE IASEMENT SAlE I DENTAL/ MEDICAL CONVALESCENT CARE HOUSE CLEANING ANTlQUES/COLlECTI8LES l SALES help wanted FRONT desk, doctor's COMPETENT A.1 Quality house "'======""'l1lI CHERRY kmg sleigh AWESOME yard sale Cosmetic company office, part time, HOME CARE cleaning Reasonable DEL GIUDICE bed, armOire, night Furniture, TVs, Jewel- ~( expanding Call Juh at Monday, Tuesday, Established20 years rates Free estimates ANTIQUES stand Birmingham ry, collectibles, cloth- store purchase Ing, doll house kJt, $$ Transcorp Executive (313)402-5920 Wednesday Satur- Home health aides Call (586)779-6005 Wemakehousecalls! Cooking laundry $3,000 (313)822- CDs, more great stuff Resumes $$ Let us Customer .strYM day Knowledge of CLEANING service let I '\. \.1\. ( "d I'" housekeeping,errands 2610 20663 Norwood, be- get you noticed B.lR.I (Harper Woods E.Thomas helpful me do the dirty work \ .,' • .,' 1\ \ "1. , Part tlme-24 hours tween Mack! 1.94 Fn- (313)882-1107 ext201 office) needed Fax resume to Fnday available Ref- I ..,I I, "'I I, \1" \1 '\ HENREDON Queen Excellent References day, Saturday 8- 2 5 30pm. 930pm Mon. (586)775-7272 erences Call Carol MEMBER OF ISA Anne frultwood dmlng APPLICATIONS ac- Licensed/Bonded (586)293.0636 WIo ARE AlSO U)(}KlN(, TO room set, oval, 2 BASEMENT! garage cepted for full! part day- Thursdayl 9am- MEDICAL Billing- East- (586)n2-oo35 PU RCHASF.. ~; ... Ulna, Crystal SJwr Otl Pamt.IDgti leaves, 6 chairs, seats sale, St Clair Shores, time cashiers! stock, 3pm Saturday Good Side Dermatology IS DEPENDABLE house }urnllUtt (.ouumc &. 10, great condition 29237 Beste, Fnday, dell Rehable cheer- phone skills & sales growing againI We EXPERIENCED certified and office cleaning Fioc Jewdry $18001 best Saturday, 9- 4 MIS- ful Must be 18 York- background helpful are seeking addilional nursing aSSistant, full Grosse POinte area YOlIV~ SUN TIIF ROAD SIIOW (586)296-9209 cellaneous furniture, shire Food Market Will tram Work at expenenced medical time fleXible rehable References Free esti- References Contact It ~(U HJ r l r. I~ J.llu~rr s fh..l! housewares, applian- 16711 Mack home Is option. 32 billers for our office, mates (313)729.6939 \( frcl \).oull -\ppC'Jllu MAHOGANY year old family busl- In Grosse POinte Brenda (586)773- ces, etc Everything COFFEE house looking INTERIORS 025' EXPECT THE BEST must gal for friendly rehable m- n",,~ 81!!0 need!! 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Live-in 24 hour cover- (313)884-0721 na cabinets by Baker FULL time day/ night ~ ropractic office Expe- 515 S. Lafayette books, household age 7 days per week Free Estimate Too Much To list! experienced server ~...... - nence With Thomas Royal Oak goods, etc At least 7 866-835.3385 toll free $2000 Off 248-545-4110 needed Please apply System! 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CLEAN great condition FARMS, 152 Cloverly, wee en s I s aval a- (586)945-9472 $1100/ best IASEMENT SALE ble (586)773-1450 'Varlety Of CommiSSion Saturday 9am. 12n Complete House (313)983-4804, after 1416 Balfour, multi- fam- RECEPTIONIST. 35- 40 NANNY needed for 2 Plans Furniture, house- children, 3 daysl JOinThe No 1 (31~~~:'~~ __6_p_m_(3_1_3_)8_8_1-_5_76_1_Ily Something for ev- wares, snowblower, hours per week start- week Must have nan- Coldwell Banker affiliate eryone Saturday, snowboard, boots 109at $101 hour, ben- ny expenence own In the Mldwestl We Do It Your Wayl WHIRLPOOL glass top 9am. 4pm Sunday, eflts $1,000 annual transportation, be de- Call George Smale at You'll Love My Service electnc range Self 9am- 1pm GROSSE Pomte City, Fantastic References cleanmg oven One _ 266 Rivard at Jeffer- ~~~~nr:~~~~~;f~~~: pendkable, d a n~n- c~~:~~~:~~er Htm Ba 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 412 MI SCELlANEOUS SOO ANIMAL 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE IASEMENT SALE USEMENT SALE IASEMENT SALE USEMENT SALE ARTIClES ADOPT A PET FORD GENEIlAL MOTORS GROSSE POinte Farms, GROSSE POinte MOVING sale dining ST. Clair Shores 32501 IN home stairway chair- GROSSE POlnfe Animal 1999 Contour SVT 1994 Eldorado, 43000 71 Moross Friday Woods, 789 Canter- room set (mahogany Larkmoor (off MaSOniC 11ft left hand $2.200 CliniC female small 78K, 5 speed air miles Excellent condi- 8am- 2pm Furniture, bury Thursday- Sun- china cabinet wlth- between Harper/ Jef- (248)969-0959 terner mix. sweet moonroof, new tires tion Loaded North- computer Jewelry, day 10 30am- 3pm curved glass front, 3 ferson) First time Male neutered New- $8000 (586)286- star engine $9 8001 PATIO set white Brown children's stuff & Furniture. plumbing leaves 6 chairs) sale quality Items Fri- foundland/ Lab mix 0376 besl (313)882-0594 Jordan chairs & round clothing computer Couches bed set & day. Saturday 9a m - Male Mastlff/ Pit mix glass table, $50 48" 1995 Grand Pnx SE- more 504 Barnngton. 5pm Female grayl white 1999 Execuflve Town NEC large screen car 45 000 miles 1 Sedan. black. gray In- GROSSE POinte Park GROSSE POinte 720 Grosse POinte Park cat Male neutered or- TV $250 (586)775- tenor 91 000 miles 1003 Audubon Thurs- Neff Fnday, Satur- Fnday & Saturday 9- TEACHERS, parents- angel white cat owner. charcoal 7777 $3900 (313)886- day Saturday 8am- day lOam- 3pm 5 Don't mlssl 589 South (313)822-5707 $12,500 (313)884- 9681 4pm Four family An- Sports eqUipment Brys Drive Woods WASHER & dryer large 5948 WANTED. good homes tiques furniture Web- bookshelves micro- MOVING sale- every- (East of Morningside) capacity heavy dUty 1998 Ponllac Flreblrd. for baby Holland Lop 1988 Lincoln Mark er charcoal grill used wave mirrors stereo thing must gol Harper July 18, 8 30am- 3pm Maytag $2251 best 50000 miles V-6, au. bunnies call 42 000 miles Excel- twice clothing bed- household Woods 19335 Wood- July 19 9am- 12n (313)884.4119 tomatlc loaded me- (313)461 -7619 lent condition In Las dlnQ household mis- mont Frldav- Sundav Rnnk<: J:'''7zlp<: ? !"Ilk", tlculouslv m;llnlalnpd VvElDER XP23 Wt:llyhl "'''yd:> $~ gOO cellaneous HARPER Woods 10- 3 $11,000 (586)945- trailers training system Ex- 505 LOSTAND FOUND (313)885-4934 19926 Woodmont 0523 GROSSE POinte Park Great big sale lots of MOVING sale- Friday THIS one you Just can t cellent condition, l CAT- Large reward Or- 1999 Mercury Sable- Sil- 2002 Saturn S- senes 1013 Kenslnglon off stuff from kitchen to Saturday 9am- 5pm mlss Loads of coun- $150 (313)417-3707 ange 1/2 tall neutered ver Clean I 64K Ask- Burgundy red air au- Jefferson Friday and furniture kids toys & 14556 SCriPPS De- try furnishings Friday 413 MUSICAL male Wayburnl St Ing $6,450 Grosse to, crUise, 13200 Saturday 9am- 5pm adult toys too Friday troit Books tools pa- & Saturday 8 30- INSTRUMENTS Paul 313-574-9524 POinte Woods. miles, full warranty Four family sale Anti- Saturday 9- 3 tiO furniture much 5pm 22604 Tromb- ABBEY PIANO CO. (313)884-1493 celli $10.5001 negotiable ques collectibles fur- morel ley St Clair Shores FOUND: Black! tan Col- ROYALOAK2485416116 810.499-3863 ruture toys etc HARPER Woods. 19901 (313)719-7311 or MUL TI- family yard sale THREE family garage lie. Sunday afternoon Country Club Satur- We Buy & Sell near Brownell Grosse 1991 Mercury Capn- (313)882-3983 GROSSE POinte Park Nordlctrak, air condi- sale- Saturday July day 8am- 6pm Sun- USED PIANOS POinte (313)971-7745 convertlble/ hard top 1999 Saturn SL2 4 743 Pemberton July tioner 20950 Hunt 19th from 9am- 5pm day 11am- 5pm Fur- Consoles-Spinets Good condition door aulomatlc pow- 18th 19th 9am. 2pm Club at Canton Satur- Large assortment of GROSSE POinte Animal niture. Tupperware Grands-Uprights 50,000 miles $2,100 er wlndowsl locks. Furniture electnc day. lOam- 3pm Sun- Items including an an- CliniC female older household (313)886-3572 moonroof leather. like stove desk, house- day. 12- 3pm tique brass bed, an PIANOS WANTED terner mix With pink Eastlake Senee and new 74.000 miles hold toys, miscellane- HUGE 6 family yard TOP CASH PAID flowered headband as 1991 Mercury Grand NY purse parties De- an antique Singer $5000 (586)344- ous MOVing all must sale, quality clothing, collar Female older MarqUIS lOOK miles signer looks genenc sewing machme With PIANO. BaldWin upright 8896 gal (Infant to ladles) yellow Lab Female Runs greaf. make of- pnces Host or anend cabinet 456 UniversI- Woodl medium color Toys, household spaniel mix Male fer (313)882-5541 1996 Saturn. 2 door Au- Nancy (313)822-2226 ty, Glosse POlnte- No 313-550-3785 GROSSE POinte Park goods. 21725 East 8 black! white cat Yel- tomatic Loaded presales PIANO- Yamaha upnght 2001 Mustang converti- 1152 Devonshire Mile between Mack & POTIERY by Oberlin low Cockatiel Leather, sunroof DownSIZing Every- P-22, like new ble dark green 31K. Harper Thursday & and Michigan poners 412 MI SCElLAN EOUS (313)822-5707 72000 miles $4.700 $2500/ firm extended warranty thing from power Friday 8 30am- 4pm Saturday July 19th (313)881-1134 tools to clothlng- ARTICLES (989)799-4099 r $15.0001 best 1- 3pm 820 Notre 1995 Sunblrd Red something for every- 19" color TV $45 17 (313)881-1593 D,m. R,m dot. STEINWAV console. F SpOiler air, stereo onel Saturday, 10am- i:I color monitor and 26th model 1969 Hepple- 2000 Mustang GT con- Mint 5 speed Load- 4pm t"~ speaker system $65 white style. honey fin- vertible Tnple black ed $2950 (810)533- Repeat Boutique's Electnc typewnter With Ish $3.000 Call 5 speed 1.881 pam- 0715 GROSSE Pomte Park HUGE garage sales- 5 OLD STUFF PLUS! replacement cartndg- (313)881-0745 600 AUTOMOTIVE pered miles $179001 1169 Balfour Satur- homes In a row Anti- A new kind of resale es $35 E-mail ma- 604 AUTOMOTIVE CARS best (586)405-9181 day July 19th 8 30- ques & collectibles, shop I Furniture chine, $25 Call WANTED- GUitars Ban- ANTIQUE/CLASSIC 3 00 Household chil- JOS. Mandolins and DONATE your boaU church bench cocktail antiques. collectibles (313)885-5653 after 1992 Town Car. loaded. 1986 Corvette. cham- dren's 11ems miscella- Ukes Local collector clean Lake St Clalrl & end tables Floor 19344 Kelly. south of 8 6pm leather cloth top Very pagne color. Immacu- neous paYing top cashl 313- We are here founda- lamp exercise equip- (313)371-0777 good condition late, 76,000 miles, 886-4522 tion (586)778-2143. ment. weight equip------AREA rug. Country Mom's car $5.000 94 loaded. stored win- GROSSE POinte Woods ment Bicycles mlcro- SOFA, loveseat. chair French deSign navy 100% tax deductlblel + miles (313)433- ters $8,995 1440 Falrholme Fn- 415 WANTEDTO IUY non-profit wave. deSigner cloth- onoman coffee table blue/ floral. T round 6733 (313)881-1440 day Saturday 9am- Ing lots of household end table, good condl- With pad- custom by 4pm ClaSSICS from 601 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE Items. children's cloth- Mn $400 (313)882- Mallzewskl. $375 DI:~~n~DS 1979 Corvene, yellow. two households CHRYSLER GENERAL MOTORS Ing & toys Tons & 0594 (313)885-8456 T-tops. rebuilt engme Chaise desks etc t 1804 Estate Antique Jewelry 1994 Chrysler Concord. 1994 BUick Century. V6 $7400 (313)886-3204 ons more • ST. Clair Shores 20018 ------& COins air. CD. Alloys. low Loaded Elderly GROSSE Pomte 1812. 1828. 1840. Salisbury between 8 DOLL molds, vanety Pongracz 60S AUTOMOTIVE miles excellent condi- owned Mint condition Woods 1235 Roslyn, 1852 Broadstone. & 9. 1-94 & Beacons- Newer kiln. $350 L L d J I FOREIGN Grosse POinte a on e ewe ers tion $5250 (313)717- $2.350 (810)533- (off Marter) Thursday- Woods. off Mack be- field 8am- 4pm July (586)778-2812 91 Kercheval 8850 0715 1951 & 1953 MGTD Saturday lOam Co- tween Morass & Cook 18a 19 ------on The HIli 1967 Alfa Duena SpI- 1995 Dodge Neon lossal salel HOT tub With creative Grosse Pointe Farms 1992 BUick Skylark der 1979 Alfa Spnnt Road Saturday 830- ST. Clair Shores, 21615 energy heat exchang- (313)881-6400 95,000 miles Very Red. loaded Mmt No Veloce Call for details GROSSE POinte 3 Madison Fnday. Sat- er. octagon, $1500 nice $1,450 rusts No dents (248)641-7615 Woods 1523 South urday 9am- 3pm Fur- (313)884-4119 lalonde/ewe/ers com (313)610-9296 $1.595 (810)533- Renaud Fnday July HUGE moving sale- Mure, kids stuff FINE chma dinnerware, 1995 Accord LX coupe, 1993 Dodge Dynasty 0715 18 Saturday July 19 Grosse POinte Farms, women s clothes srnall LITILE Tlkes play- sterling Silver flatware air bags. 5 speed. LE. 65 plus miles. V- 130 Kenwood July sizes miscellaneous house. Tuggy boat. and antiques Call 1989 BUick LeSabre. 4 power wmdowsllocks 9am- 1pm Back to 6. 1 owner, $3.0001 19 8arn-2pm DeSign- stuff collectibles race car bed mat- Janl Herb (586)731- door Very good con- 107,000 Great condl- college sale- from air best (313)886-0174 conditioners to exer- er clothes. collecti- tress, stroller. plastiC 8139 dlllon 120.000 miles lion, asking $4,400 ST. Clair Shores, 21815 RadiO Flyer wagon cise eqUipment bles, books antiques. 1994 Eagle Talon, red. $1,2001 best (313)882-7625 housewares, and Bon Brae Between P13)886-4960 SHOTGUNS, nfles. old 74K Excellent condi- (313)823-1788 2001 Acura 32 CL GROSSE POinte morel 10 and 11 Mile East handguns. Parker, tIOn $3,000/ best Woods 1656 Hamp- of Harper Fnday and -N-E-W-d-In-In-g-r-oo-m-c-ha-n--BrOWning. Winches- (313)372-3320 1997 Cadillac STS. Loaded, facto\')' war- ton Saturday lOam- MOVING sale, 2119 Saturday 9am- 4pm deller by Quolzel, su- ter, Colt, Luger, oth- black moonroof ranty, Immaculate 1989 LeBaron converti- ' I t condllJon 47,000 4pm Fleetwood. Grosse Hockey eqUipment preme satin shadel ers Collector 62 000 POinte Woods Satur- lots of glassware. antique white tradl- (248)478-3437 ble, nice car Whrte se~, ml ei13.~g, miles (313)417-5857 $1.750 (313)526- GROSSE POinte day 8- 3 Everything (313)886-6214 1999 Acura 30 cl 2 some depreSSion tlonal Williamsburg ( 7303 Woods 762 North Re- must go Clothes fur- Rocking chairs Lots 30"h. 26 1/2'w One IIJ J door 23.000 mIles naud Saturday niture, decorations. of other mlscellane- vacuum cleaner Call 1987 Plymouth Sun- 1987 Cadillac Sedan Mint condition DeVille, 4 door Bur- $14000 (586)ng- lOam- 2pm household Items ous (313)882-0445 ANIMALS dance 94.000 miles Great stereo/ CD gundy Not runnrng. 5634 $7501 best (586)n7- Clean $850 I 406 ESTATESALES 406 ESTATESALES 6631 1995 Acura Integra Spe- 406 ESTATESALES 406 ESTATESALES • 500 ANIMAL ' (313)610-9296 Cial Edition 2 door ADOPT A I'ET 1993 Shadow. no en- 1985 Cadillac Eldorado Coupe $7 400 Well wanted Vintage Clothes And Accessories ADOPT a retired racing gme Entire car no 85 000 miles Red maintained. 71,000 paying Top Dollar For The Following: greyhound Make a "Just parts" $5001 best leather Intenor Asking miles. leather seats Clothes From The 1900'S Through 1970's. fast fnend' 1-800-398- offer (313)343-0103 $2,000 (586)415- sunroof. new tlresl 6590 breaksl battery. Viper -costume -FIne JewelrylWatches 4dog Michigan Grey- 1987 Wrangler Black. alarm (586)443-2014 -CuffTlnks -Furs -Hats -Handbags -Shoes hound Connection hard top 2 sets 1998 Chevy Cavalier. 4 Lingerie -Linens -Textiles GROSSE Pomte Animal wheels- 15 7 14' door automatic. tilt! 1995 BMW 5251 A, -vanity -Boudoir Items AdoptIOn Society- chrome Extras cruise cold air. black! black 49.000 References, Complete Confidentiality pets for adoption 34.000 actual miles 101,GOO miles miles Excellent condi- uParis" 248-866-4389 (313)884-1551. One owner $5.500 $2 700 (586)344- tIOn $17 6501 best of- MARCIA WILK 8896 fer (313)882-2649 SALES WNW GPAAS org (313)882-5855 Grosse Pointe Sales_ Inc. Fn. & Sa!. July 18Ul& 19lh,9:OOun- 4~ 528I.akepom (Sooth (j"Jefferm IIIWIDdmI Pone Drive) What Are You t GR~~~~~rTY ~,Idle ~ale QUdhl' \Iahlllldm d'"'"IlI.hle &. chair', 'Hartz ltJ huffe! wrner curIO cab,nel, mahullam moon ph • .,., lall Cd" 886-8982 HOUSEHOLD SAlES .~~ h.rt,hn ",hold...,!c, 8e C/assltleds Thursday, July 17, 2003 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Grosse Pointe News AUTOMOTIVE 610 AUTOMOTlVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE fORUGN SPORT UTIli TY SPORTS CARS VANS 651 IOATSAND MOTORS 651 IOUSAND MOTORS 65410AT 1995 Mercedes C220 VANS 1993 Grand Cherokee 2000 Mustang GT con- sedan, clean, onglnal 1998 Chrysler Town & 1993 Ford Conversion 199423' Wellcraft Nova, CONCORDE 1971- 35 It 4X4 Lots of miles vertible Trlple black owner 120,000 miles Country SX mini van van Loaded In great 454 Merc engine With fiber glass, 325HP en- BELLE Maer Harbor Great condition Dnv- 5 speed 1 881 pam- $7,100 (313)881- loaded CDI cassette shape 101K $5,5001 Bravo outdf/ve, Of/gl- glnes $25,900 Well boat well- 41 It er air bag $5 500 pered miles $17,9001 8264, evenings 71,000 miles, excel. best (313)824-2903 nal owner, Indoor rack 366, Grosse POinte $1,000 for season (313)881-2259 best (586)405-9181 lent condltlOrl $8800 stored, low hours Park manna (313)886-2518 (313)824-6441 1998 Pontiac Montana 1996 Mercedes, C280 2000 Jeep Cherokee 1999 Porsche Carrera $20,000 (586)779- (313)885-5583 4X4 36,000 miles Red! gray loaded, m MOTO~(YClES 800 miles left on SilverI black With hard 1997 Chrysler Town & 9746 Like new $12,000 very clean, 78,000 100,000 mile warran- top Perfect $56,0001 Country LXI- Excellerlt CLASSIC 28 Chns (313)881-2259 miles $9200 22' 91 Grady- White Craft Sea SkJff hard- 2002 Kawasaki Ninja ty $13,500 (313)822- best (313)475-6456 condition New Tiger (313)886-1729 Dual consolel touma- top twin 175 HP In- 250 700 miles Hel- 2610 1998 Jeep Cherokee 611 AUTOMOnVE Paws Service con- ment 225 V-6 Yama- boards, 1964 With 600 met and lacket, 1996 Pontiac Transport Sport, 4X4, loaded, TRUCKS tract 57,000 miles ha 250 hours Impulse onglnal hours $2,500 (313)885- 1989 Toyota Corolla CD moonroof 48 000 $12,000 (313)886- van red, cold air, like loran fish finder plus (586)778-8216 Must 1165 Red, automatic, air 1988- 89 Dodge Ram new, 97000 miles I miles $8500 3572 most factory options _s_e_II 1990 Yamaha FJ1200 Low m,lpc: ()np "Wn- 1,1 '1\7n? q7<;R Sport 50 pickup Very $3700 (586)344- 1993 Ford Star"raft "un Askmg $24800 new 1985 Seste'1 \lit'a'c, Match tg Jackat ~d er $2 250 (810)533- clean Silver Great 889b 1995 Jimmy SLE 4WD version van Fully $58000 (313)886- 17ft Montouk Excel- helmet Just wonder- 0715 work tn.lck $1 000 black, loaded mint 613 AUTOMOTIVE 313-752-0029 or 313- loaded TVI VCR 8476 lent condition With ful $2 500 (313)885- $4,650 (810)533- $35001 best WANTED TO .UY trailer $8 500 90hp 1165 2003 Volvo V40, 7,900 821-2619 17' Vandestadt & 0715 (586)6122525 Johnson (313)881- miles Premium & cold CASH for any car McGruer Siren excel. 1134 1984 Dodge Ram long weather packages 1999 Land Rover 4 WD 2000 Mazda MPV Mini- Grosse POinte bUSI- lent condition, retract- 660 TRAllEIlS bed V8 148 000 $23,600 1969 Bent- Discovery Forest van LX, very good ness Immediate pick able keel, 4 horse DONATE your boat! miles Must see 1985 AI,O, 28 ft Sleeps ley, mechanrcally re- greenl tan leather conditIOn marlY op- up TOWing (313)610- Mercury extended clean Lake St Clalrl $1 1991 best 6, rear bed, self con- stored $14 000 60K $15750 31~ tions New front 9296 shaft, sails & trailer In- We Are Here Founda- (313)819-0409 tained Mint $3,950 (586)212-8605 496-1000 x 22 days, brakes anginal stick- cluded $2,000 tlon (586)778-2143, JUNK cars & trucks We (810)533-0715 (313)881-67711 eve- 1989 GMC pickup $750 er $25 000 plus ask- towl We also sell used (313)343-9166 100% tax deductlblel 1992 VW Cabrlolet- nings Ing $8,900 (313)885- non-profit or best CalJ Michelle, auto parts (586)791- PROFESSIONAL aUfo 661 WATER SPOIlTS Convertible, leather 2768 6 I 0 AUTOMOTIVE (586)746-1032 8000 detailing Reasorlable 653 IOATS I'ARTS AND CD, custom wheels 2001 GP800R and 'SI'ORTS CAR S '12 AUTOMOTIVE 1995 Plymouth Grand pnces E-mail MAINTENANCE excellent condition XL800 Yamaha Wav- VANS Voyager mlnr van, 7 Rroautodelaller@aol $2,500 (313)824- 1986 Corvette convertI- BIZZY Bee Cleanmg- erunners With double passenger 97,000 com Prices can be ble, 4 speed 51,000 2000 Chevrolet Verlture, July special I 25% off 6564 miles, automatiC, air, trailer 30 hours each miles Very clean e found at webSite vehicle detailing 30% extended LS White, Mint condition Profes- 606 AUTOMOTIVE crUise, new tires 1 httP Ilhometown aol $11500 (586)415- cloth 19,000 miles RECREATIONAL off watercraft detail- Sionally maintained S'ORT UTIlITY owner, good shape, comlRroautodetallerl 0035, (586)212-3495 Loaded $11,900 Ing (586)995-0235 $13,500 (248)435- $4,0001 best Rrofesslonalauto 1999 1/2 Jeep Cherokee 313-969-9666 2530 (313)886-3089 61 S AUTOMOTIVE detailing html MARINE WOODWORK exceillent, loaded, Classltleds AUTO SERVICES (313)204-6561 Custom DeSigned Don't Forget- moonroof, new tires, Work For You 2001 Chrysler Town & 1990 Plymouth Grand & BUilt Cabinetry Calt your ads In Early! 74,000 highway miles To place an ad caff: Country LXI fUlly Voyager LE, wood. 17' Boston Whaler, Crasslfleds Repairs, dry-rot 23 Classified Advertising $9,950 (313)881- (313}882-6900 X 3 loaded, CO automatic grain, cold air, running 90HP Johnson, trailer Work For You' Years expenence Have 6842 doors, $14,900 boards clean $1,500 $7,000 (313)640- 313-882-6900 ext 3 PortfoliO & References ~~~". 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Reasonable Rates, call 959 POWERWASHING nance Inc Roof leak (586)n2-6489 1979 Spnng clean. 1943 313-884.4300 • )m~~ Rool Re~'rs 586-n8.2749 nor! extenor Special • ups, weeding, edging • Ph...mb r y Rq:J.;1 rSo IZlng In plastenng reo specIalists Tear ofts, GUTIER maintenance, K & K LAWN & SHRUB HARDWOOD floors, cultivating, planting, • 1\ AntiOnn~ Ren uv~r or 586-822.2078 pairs, cracks, peeling, re- roofs, shingles, small repairs, clean- SERVICES, INC. sanding, f1n1shlngs In- pruning, trlmmmg, fer- .Sdn'J & Dpcr In'tdrettC1n pamt Window glaz- wood shakes, flat Ing, Install guards DINO'S Palntmg Inten- Power Washing sured Free estimates tlllzlnQ Windows Insurtd Ing, caulking Also roofs, copper bays, W,r.dow clea"mg m or e' 9541'AINTlNG/DECORATlNG 954 P'AINTlNG/DECORATlNG Charles 'Chip' Gibson CUSTOM PAINTING INTEBIOR • EXtERIOB PAINTING .Water D&JDa&"8. ~ In8w'Iuule Work FAUX f1NTBBE8 Painting: .Wallpaper Removal .Ratrginc Exterior Wood BriCk Sldlno • Ranging .Oluinc Interfor. 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