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Pomte Woods The concert as well as the rugh cIty ser- When the regulatIOns were begIns at 7 p m DonatlOns VIces passed in the early 1980s, saId are accepted For more mfor- To that end, he suggests the Rogers, there were only a cou- matIon, call (313) 527-7600 councd consIder changmg some ple of offices m the Village of the zomng regulatlOns m That's not the case for the H1l1 certam neIghborhoods m the He estImates that the commer- Sunday, Dec. 19 cIty He noted that m the CIal space on the HIll IS about Photo by Rosh S,II.rs 1980s, the councIl changed the 60 percent office ChrIst Church Grosse zorung m the middle part of the If the Farms counCIl were to POInte In Grosse Pomte Buzzster mugs for Santa CIty, between Grosse Pomte pass an ordmance SImilar to Farms presents ItS annual No animal is too scraggly to share holiday joy with Santa Paws and the Grosse Boulevard and RIdge Road the one for the Village, all first- Candlehght Semce of Nme Pointe Animal Adoption Society. Witness Buzzster the dog. adopted by society "To prevent the destructIon floor offices would enJoy Les;,ons and Carols for president Korinne Martin, who poses with Santa. Buzzster is one of more than 120 of one large horne to make "grandfather clause" protec- ChrIstmas, begInnmg at 4 30 pets photographed during a fund raising event for the animal society at the Chil. room for two smaller homes on tIon So any changes m the p m The musIc I, performed dren's Home of Detroit on Cook Road in Grosse Pointe Woods. a lot, I suggested that the coun- office/retaIl mIx would take by thE' ChOirs of Boys, Girls In addition to photos. the society closed in aD. a mUestpne by arranging the adop- ell reqUIre at least 15,000 yE'ars to change and Men The pubhc IS wel- tions of a dozen animals. Since being founded in Januiry 1997. the lUUmalgroup square feet per lot before allow- He acknowledged that there come and there IS no charge mg a splIt," sa1d Rogers "But has placed 799 animals (327 cats. 472 dogs). The Society will hold Its first animal IS a trend toward commercial adoption of the year 2000 at the Children's Home on saturday. Jan. 22. there are a number oflarge lots space and that retaIl busmess- where that's possIble, so I've es mus~ be able to compete, Monday, Dec. 20 suggested that the lot size rent-WIse, Wlth office renters reqUIrements be changed to If they can't, there's not a lot The Grosse Pomte Woods 20,000 square feet." the Farms can do, he saId CIty CounCIl meets at 730 Detroit water is Y2K compliant Rogers' plan also calls for the Rogers does not recommend pm m the Woods city hall, By Brad Lindberg supphes Grosse Pomte Park sItes throughout the system In cIty-owned property at the cor- expandIng the commercial area ! 20025 Mack Plaza Staff Wnter Woods and Shores WIth water addItIon to redundant electn- ner of Mack and Moross to be around the HIll He saId that It • Y2K won't hurt DetrOIt's and sewage semces, gave the cal hnes that feed the depart- zoned as commumty semce ISsurrounded by school proper- ablhty to pipe fresh water to update thIS week to the Park ment's statlOns, generators The Gro;,se Pomte Public He does not recommend that It ty and homes Unless someone the Grosse Pomtes, accordmg city counCIl prOVIde a "tnple layer of pro- L1brary board meets at 7 be commercIal WIth very deep pockets can to a DetrOit water offiCIal Even If computer problems tectlOn," saId Leavey p m m the Neighborhood "There are a number ot pos- purchase 20 houses on a near- Kathleen Leavey, deputy crop up, the Fox Creek pump- "We WIll SWItch on some of Club, 17150 Waterloo m the SIble uses for commumty ser- by street, It really wouldn't dIrector of the DetrOIt Water mg statIOn on East Jefferson the generators Just before m1d- CIty of Grosse Pomte vice-zoned property at Mack make sense to change the zon- and Sewerage Department, WIll be Immune It IS operated mght to ensure there IS no sud- and Moross," Rogers saId Ing said, "I assure you, we're confi- manually, not by computer, she den outage," she added "There IS a great demand for "One of the benefits of hav- Tuesday, Dec. 21 dent that we're gomg to have saId Power doesn't have to fall market-rate, unassIsted hous- 109 an updated land-use report regular servIce - water and To play It safe dunng the completely for a problem to mg for semors WIth no chIldren 1S that should the council The Gro<;se Pomte Shores sewer - dunng the (New Y2K rollover, the water depart- develop As feared last summer at horne There aren't a lot of deCIde to change the zonmg VIllage Board of Trustees Year's) rollover and afterward ment has Installed generators places for that kmd of con- and those changes were chal- meet~ at 930 a m m the VIl- Leavey, whose department to operate pump;, at cntlcal See WATER, page 8A structIOn to go m the Pomtes lenged In court, the councIl's lage offices 795 Lakeshore There's the old nurse's resI- pos1tlOn 1S bolstered by haVIng The pubhc IS mVlted to dence behmd Cottage and a master plan," Rogers said "It attend there's Mack and Moross " shows that there IS a long-term • But semor housmg IS not the goal and that any changes only pOSSible use of that land, were not made precipItously" The City of Grosse POInte Rogers saId He saId the C1ty CouncIl meets at 7 30 p m m could move the pubhc safety Rogers was commissIoned to cIty hall, 17147 Maumee department there, or It could update hIS plan last spnng HIS The public IS InVIted to budd some sort ofmdoor recre- contract w1th the city was attend Fink tree atlOn center It's up to the coun- $19,000 He presented the cd, but he beheves the Farms counCil WIth the final draft on would best be served by haVIng Dec 6 He WIll make a fuller all aglow the land zoned for commumty presentatlOn at the January service counCIl meetmg Opznwn...... 6A at Cottage Schools . . .. lOA The branches of the Obltuanes. . . . 14A douglas fir tree in front of Senwrs .. I6A Cottage Hospital were aet Autos.. 18A aglow Thursday. Dec. 2. at the annual Cottage Buszness .. 24A campus tree lighting. The Home: Grosse Pomte Woods Entertamment. . 8B event was attended by Age: 46 Sporls IC former trustees, friends, emplcyees and volunteers Classlfied ads ... 7C of Bon secoun Cottage Family: Wife, Sandra, chIl- Health services. and bon- dren, Stefame, Andrea on the memory of long- and Andrew time Cottage trustees Eliae M. Fink and hel' son, Occupation: BuIldmg oper- Peter R. Fink. atIOns manager at Joe In front of tbe tree are LoUISArena three young memben of the Fink famUy, from left. Quote: "I've been mter- Austin, Jake and Stephen VIewed by the New York Jones, who assiated in 'I'Imes, because I'm the the Iigbting of tbe tree. guy who gets the octOpI Following tbe progJ'am. after they are thrown on attendees joined a recep- the Ice ~ tion in the Cottage lobby.
, • '. December 16, 1999 2A News Grosse Pointe News ~esterda~'s headlines 5 years ago this week 50 years ago this week bathmg SUit "My wife In that?" Shortly thereafter, the coun- he asked cll approved hiS awmng deSIgn • Grosse Pomte Woods has • The Board of Educatwn anrl made a motwn to reVIew won a second VIctorym Its fight has approved a procedure to be the city's restnctIVe gUidehnes to own and operate a mumclpal followed If someone objects to that call for Colomal facades park In St Clair Shores the use of educatIOnal maten- on Mack Shortly after the Woods als adopted by the distrICt bought Its park property from BaSIcally,the procedure bolls 5 years ago this week the estate of Edsel Ford, St down to three levels of hear- Clair Shores protested the mgs to handle complamts, • Grosse Pomte students Woods had no nght to own a startmg WIth a school pnncI- have made slgruficant gams In publIc park m another city and pie, then mOVIngup the ladder nearly half of the test subJectb county to an adVISOrypanel and the III thiS year's Michigan The Michigan Supreme -upenntendent EducatIOnal Assessment Court ruled m favor of the • An antIphonal organ WIll PlOglam The lebultb pld<-ed ii Woods Followmg thIs, a Judge be dedicated next week at FIrst the dlstnct m the top 5 percent ruled In favor of the park's tax Evangelical Lutheran Church In the state exempt status and ordered the The mstrument IS bemg pro- Noteworthy singers • Lights have been approved return of any property taxes It vlded as a memonal to past Noteworthy, a group of 16 Grosse Pointe women singers, performed recenUy at had already paId to the VIllage and present members of the for the football field at Grosse of St Clmr Shores Pomte South High School the Grosse Pointe Chapter of the American Association of University Women's • WIlliam Connolly Jr IS congregatIOn In apprOVIng the hghts, the annual Christmas luncheon. Noteworthy members include Tracey Blatt, Phyllis expected to be voted the first Farms counCil has set a num- Brewster, Joanne ChamberUn, Lisa Chamberlin, Martha Corbin. Mimi Cra1l\lf~rd, mayor of Grosse Pomte Farms 10 years ago this week ber of condltlOns, mcludmg no Tammy GUbert, Sid LeChard, Janet Martin. Nancy Nicholson. Anne PauliUs. more than SIX mghttIme ath- Jeanne Reichert. Anne Roberts. Nancy Tewes. Tracy Thorpe and Susan Weiss. at tomght's councIl meetmg • The school board IS a step The actIOncomes as the Village letic events each year, at least Photo by Margie Reins Smith. (From the Dec. 15, 1994 Grosse Pointe News.) closer to constructmg a new one team dunng the contests ofGrosse Pomte Farms offiCial- library on playground property ly changes Itself to city status must be from the Grosse Gravel as hI' was dnvmg home at Brownell Middle School five-year battle to sentence two Recorder's Judge to sentence upon commencement of the POlIltes, and the hghts must be men for the 1990 murder of the conVicted killers, KermIt from BayvIew Ydr-ht Club has The board has adopted a turned of by 10 p m been noted as the first of what city councIl meetmg at 8 p m report calhng for the dlstnct's Gros!>e Pomte busmessman Haynes and Cortez MIller, as • Men's NIght m the Village are commonly called car Jack- administrative offices, located BenJamm Gravel adults The pair had been serv- shoppmg dlstnct drew 5,000 • Wayne County prosecutors The Michigan Supreme mg a JuvenIle sentence mgs on St Clair 10 the City of III -Brad Lmdberg partICIpants ThIS year was the Grosse Pomte, to be trans- call It a little VICtOry theIr Court has ordered a DetrOIt TheIr fatal shootmg of most successful m the event's ferred to the Central LIbrary four year hIstory BUlld10g on the corner of Men's NIght had the usual Kercheval and Fisher 10 the atmosphere of a stag smoker as Farms Plans call for the budd- reumons took place all over the mg on St Clair to be sold Village Came 10 pm, and the men filed home, leaVIng can- • A hst of optIOns to clean up celed shoppmg lists behInd the Milk River drainage basin The event's popular slogan, mcludes a $90 million sewer "The Knight before separatlon project Chnstmas," was the bramchild dreams Less expensive alternatives of Mary MadIson, advertIsing start at $7 mullon and 10clude director of Walton PIerce dlsmfectIng the basm. Another come option IS rerout1Og Harper true 25 years ago this week Woods sewer pipes from the • Whether due to the eco- Milk River system for connec- nomIC situatIOn or the after- tion to DetrOItwater treatment math of a huge snow storm, faCIlitIes Create a lasting memory With thiS year's Men's NIght In the an absolutely spectacular fur • Fed up WIth repeated and Village was a bust. for someone you love Wlule a number of males fruItless heanngs WIth CIty seemed to 'wander aimlessly offiCIals regardmg a proposed Choose from our outstanding about, few were encumbered by awmng along Mack Avenue m selection of mink, beaver and the multitude of packages with Grosse Pomte Woods, a local fox coats created by teday's which theIr female counter- bUSInessman has told the CIty leading deSigners parts are generally aSSOCIated counCIl, "I'm putting up the One man, who saId he came awmngs no matter what you to the Village to look at the do If you want to do somethmg Shown Bob Mackie sheared fashIon models, did a double about It, I'll see you m court " beaver stroller Brown $3695 He then walked out of the take when seeing a young In Furs woman dressed m a racy black counCIlchamber.
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bemg m a hli:,tonc district, asked Waldrnelr He was told Far1l1sapproves three by Colett She added that Grosse Pointe Shores sets the advlslJfJ committee had not heard from an additional creation of specific three households on the street language for advisory vote Colett I>ald that It'l> almost ImpOSSible to get the approval By Jim Stlckford under the age of 45 and 56 per- ~upported akohol wnsumptlOn historic districts of everyone hVIng In a proposed Staff Writer cent of them were marned for adult pnvate funttlOns only dlstnct CounCilwoman Fran The Village of Grosse Pomte About 72 percent had hved In About 211pertent dId not want Schonenberg said that to be a By Jim Stlckford In the sheet were answers to Shores board of trustees, at a the Shore;" for five year'> or Ie;";,, any aItohol wn"umptlon and Staff Writer questions raised by those who successful commumty, It IS speCIal publIc meetmg on and 62 percent admitted to about 24 pertcnt gave no The Farms City Council cre- attended the November meet- sometImes necessary for gov- Thesday, Dee 7, reVIewed the ul>mg the park on at least a an;"wer ated four specific hlstonc dis- mg There was some questIOn ernment to be mtruslve, results of a mall survey on the monthly baSIS When It tame to the size of whether thruugh zomng laws trIcts Just two weeks after as to whether the hlstonc com- proposed attlvltles center In The top actlvltle<; re.;"pon- the propo"ed building, 5,000- approvmg an ordmance per- miSSIOn that was set to or hlstonc preservatIOn rules. OSIUSPark, as well as settmg dent;" would lIke to ;"cc In a 5,999 ;"quan' feet wa;" the wm- mlttmg the creatlun of hl~tonc approve an) changes to bUlld- But not everyone on Beverly the language for a non-hmdm~ recreatIon center werp a~ fol- ON WIth 22 ppr
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J December 16, 1999 4A News Grosse Pointe News Woods resident's job allows hi:m to be as cool as ice By Jim Stickford Staff Writer There aren't a lot of people POINTER OF INTEREST VlLLAO! who can say that plckmg up fOOD flYing octOPi I!>a part of their mldmght, myoId-fashIOned questIOn of Internet "ballot JtlAIUT Job de,cnptlOn But th.lt\ all In pager was gomg off telhng me box" stuffing and both candI- a day's work for Gro~~e Pomte to get home because my WIfe dates had some votes taken DOMAINE CHANDON ••••.•••.•.••$12.99. Wood!>re~ldent Al Sobotka who Sandy wa" haVIng a baby away Sobotka appeared on IDOM PERICiNON ..•••••••••.••.•••.• $99.99 BRUT, BLANC DE NOIRS IS bUilding operatIOn; manager Stefame wa!>born at 501 a m WDFN, ''The Fan" sports ramo IMOET BRUT NIV ••.••.•••••••.•..••. $32.99 DOMAINE STE. MICHELLE ..•••••••..$8.99. at Joe LoUIs Arena on Tuesday, Dec 7, 1982 " statton m DetrOIt to defend hIS A~ operatIOns manager Sobotka admitted that It'S actIOns and they ended up call. IMOET WHo STAR ••••.•..•••.•..••••• $27.99 ~:-:;~=:-:.oBLANC DE BLANC • :'obotkd I" le"pon"lblc fOIOpCI- bl-cn CAl-ltlllg\~dtl-hlllg the Red lUg the Zambom rtlpl tl"enta- IMUMM CORDON ROUGe 750 ML ••••••••• $24.99 KORBEL •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••.••••••••$8.99. atmg the ZambonJ machme, Wmgs become the team of the tive to get hIm to admit that I (FRENCH I EXTRA DRY •••••••••• $23.99 BRUT, X'DRY. BLANC DE NOIR • whIch re-Ices the surface of the 1990s after seemg them Sobotka broke no rules The nnk He also has to clear off through the tough years of the Zambolll man admItted that no PIPER HEIDSICK •••.•••••.••.•.•..••. $24.99 GREATWEmRN 1M750IILSAVI$$SDO"'e'9999• (FRENCH' BRUT EXTRA DRY EXTRA DRY, 750 ML SAVE 5.00... • the lCe when enthusiastic Red 1980s HIS dutIes III mamte- rules were broken, but so many I . $15 49 BAlLATORE 3.99. WIng!>fans hurl the traditIOnal nance mclude workmg With votes were cast that they ended IPIPER ...... COOK'S $3 59 play-off OCtOPion the Ice engmeers to make sure that up crashmg theIr computer (SONOMA' BRUT, BLANC De NOIRS 750 ML SAVI $5.00...... • I Sobotka's associatIOn With the Ice IS m as good a shape as system and they had to I BRUT, GRAND RESERVI, EXTRA DRY SPUMANTE the WIngs dates back to the pOSSible while makmg sure upgrade to handle the load IMUMM (NAPA' BRUT 750 ML ••••••••••• $14.99 ANDRE•••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••2 fOr 5.00 I final days of Olympia Arena that the bUlldmg IS comfort- "I ended up fimshmg second "I grew Up around Pole able for fans to Jimmy 'Iceman' McNeIl of Town," Sobotka saId "I ended "I first rode the Zambom Brantford, Ontano," said Up graduatmg from Denby back m 1973," saId Sobotka "I Sobotka "But that's fine I've High School In 1972 I started had put m a couple of years had plenty of time m the hme- working for the Wmgs when I and back m those days at hght I've been mtemewed by ",as still m hIgh school I start- OlympIa It was very presti- The New York TImes because ed at OlympIa m July 1971 gIOus to nde the Zambom We I'm the guy who gets the octopI Gordie Howe had Just retired had an old-timer who never after they are thrown on the the prevIOus sprmg " took a day off and I'm the same Ice. I've been on ESPN. It's all Sobotka said that he worked way But of course we use two good fun" on the graveyard shIft m mam- Zamboms" Sobotka even was able to tenance In the 1978-1979 sea- Besides seemg the Red bnng the actual Stanley Cup to CHARDONNAY sg.49 son he was transferred to Cabo Wings ascend to hockey great- hiS house in 1997 when the IPINOTNOIR 110.99 Hall and was at Joe LoUIS ness, Sobotka was around Wmgs won the champIOnshIp MACON VILLAGE ~8.99 Arena when It opened ItS doors when Nancy Kerngan was for the first tIme In 40 years It for the first time on Dec 12, assaulted was Labor Day and the pohce 1979 "I worked about 10 days closed off hIs street and they CALIFORNIA W'INERV 750 ML CH_DONNAV, MERLOT "The first event was a U-D straight and 1 don't thmk I was had a block party ICABERNET SAUVIGNON home dunng that penod," It was estImated that 2,000 PINOT NOIR basketball game," Sobotka SAVE $5.00 said "The place was full of dust Sobotka said "The assault was people were there to see the and constructIOn matenals, at Cabo down the hall from my Cup and have theIr pIctures but we opened The Norns old office, so I wasn't there, but taken WIth it Corp took over the runmng of It was a bIg story" They were able to raIse sev- Cabo Hall and the Joe In the Sobotka also fimshed second eral hundred dollars for the 1980s, I was transferred to Joe m an Internet contest to deter- SergeI Mnatsakanov LoUIS Then the Norns famIly mme the most famous Zambom Foundation, whIch was set up sold the Red Wmgs to the Ihtch dnver around to help the Wmgs' masseur family The Zambom Co was cele- who was mJured m the famous bratmg the 50th anmversary of lImOUSine aCCIdent that took That was m the spnng of '82 FRENCH VVINE SALE In December of that year, the the Zambom as well as the place III June 1997 I 50th All-Star Game So It had a "I keep pluggmg away," ...725 WHITE $7'-9 family took over, bought the ...725R2D - concessIOn busmess and took contest to determme who was Sobotka saId "We've helped 1750 ML SAVE $5.00 bUIld a garage for Sergei over the whole operatIOn of the most famous Zambom dn- CH_DONNAV. $799 ver Supphes were donated by ICABERNET, MERLOT runnmg the arena" 1".5 LITER SAVE $4.00 Sobotka has a speCial reason "We were allowed to send Shelby Home Improvement one vote a day," saId Sobotka and Cornelhe Cement. John VOUVRAV, ST. LOUIS BEAJ.. $~ 49 to remember the first Ihtch IST LOUIS CH_DONNAV ~ staff Chnstmas party It was "So 1 took advantage of that Wallace Cement Contractor 750 ML SAVE $5.00 helped WIth the construction" the mght hIS daughter Stefame and told my mends Pretty IBEAU.JOLAIS VILLAGE $~ 49 was born soon It came down to me and a When he's not at the Joe, 750ML Sobotka hkes to watch hIs chIl. 1 ~ "My WIfe and I attended the Canaman Zambolll dnver who RESERVE CHARDONNAY. $699 worked at a small rmk m dren play sports. HIS son RESERVE MERLOT party and stayed unnl about I7SOML 10 pm on Dec 6, 19b2: said Brantford, Ontano, where Andrew plays hockey and hl5 Sobotka "I had a hockey game Wayne Gretzky played when daughter Andrea 18 eqUIpment to play at 11 p m and when the he was a boy" manager for North's wrestling IMERLOT game was fimshed at about Apparently there team 750 ML SAVE- $5.00
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But with the exceptIOn of Detroit well-intentioned school prmcipals bemg discrIminated agalOst vs. principals stateWIde, was and or is it racist? is the RepublIcan-held House and Senate racist? na Sunday Detr01t News analySIS of CertainlY, Gap lawmakers w111 dIS- recent actIOns by the state count the "race card," smce It is pulled LeguaLUre that Impact prImarIly extreme mterventlOn could reverse the more sense to have admmistrators bar- anytIme an actIOn is perceIved as being I decades-old trend gammg WIth fellow admmistrators than DetroIt, the wflters questIOn anti-Detroit. It does haVIng two rank-and-file umons whether the lawmakers' motives were But what about reSIdency rules, whIch But, as With all matters involVIng determmmg each other's contracts. well-mtentIOned or racIst Impact DetrOIt more than all other cltles humans, the motives of men and women But whl1e the recently passed bIll im- Good questIon, but hard to answer m the state? First, what business IS It of are far more complex than any single tlally would have been stateWIde legIsla- Recent DetrOIt-related Issues acted the LegIslature where employers require explanation. Only the mdlviduals them- tIon atTectmg all publIc school dIstrICts, It upon by the LegIslature mclude the employees to lIve? Second, what state selves know what's truly m their hearts DetroIt PublIc Schools takeover, cIty reSI- mterest requIred the LegIslature over- eventually wound up affectmg only tIde the home rule of cities? None that we DetrOIt. Legislators need to questIOn their dency rules and collectIve bargammg by motives, ask themselves whether they publIc school prmclpals. Other Detr01t can see That - the smglIng out of DetrOIt are domg It because It IS good pubhc pol- Issues bemg conSidered mclude an schools - sounds dangerously close to Bamng school prIncIpals and other ICyor because It IS DetrOit. They should attempt turn over control of the Detr01t CaprICIOUSdlsCrImmatlOn, m our book In admlmstrators from formmg coilectlve ask themselves If they'd Impose the same water board to the suburbs this case, If It had been a good Idea for bargammg umts, or umons, IS an issue measures on themselves and theIr home- One can argue that mIsmanagement we can agree WIth After all, supervlsors DetrOit schools, it should have been good towns. and fiscal malfeasance had become so Slt on one sIde of the bargammg unit, and for public schools stateWIde. rampant m DetrOIt schools that only non-supervIsors on the other It makes no Takmg over the Detroit water and If not, then don't do It PRODUCTION EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED ()131 882-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTfSI"'C (313) 882-6090 Robert G. Edgar (13) 88200294 BilIb.,. Yubeck Vethacke. 13131 882.1500 Publisher John Mmnis I.. Manager Roger B Hages A,(hertl<;lnh M ln1hLr 5 he Icy Emard. MargIe Ren'" Sm,I., Fron Velardo. As,lSlant Manager Kim M Mackey, AssLc.;tanthllhl Editor and General Ida l'rodutllon Manager A~I5tanl Editor/Feature Editor Bautr Ad\ t>rtl:ioU1~ M1.nl~l r Robert B. Edgar Manager 343-5594 Kelly fleming Petre J Birkner Ken Schop Founder and Pubhsher (313) 343-5590 Chuck Klonke. Sports Ed,lor 34.'1-5593 DaVId Hughe. Ad \ll rll .. lng Reprt ..<,.('nl J tl\ (' Greg BartOSieWICZ (1940-1979) Wilbur EI.ton. Edltonal Wnter 343 5m Melame Mahoney Lmdsay I Kachel Corliss Eronat JoAnne Burear, Consultant George F 1.lIthrop. Copy Editor Juhe robin Ad\lrtl.5.mg Rlpn"">t.ntJtl\l. Jeff Knoblock Bonme Caprilla. Staff Wnter. 343-55'15 CIRCULATION <313) 343-5577 Kathleen M Stevenson Advlrh ..m~ RLrresrntltlH Published WHkly by Brad Lmdberg. Staff Wnter 34~ 5591 Kenneth Graham McNeil TECHNICAL OPERATIONS Mary Ellen VanDusen Anleebo PubllShtrs lame, M SlIckford. Staff Wnler 34;'5592 Manager Vale"e Encheff \i(>m'N>r I',", SORR't 30 .... Ny auT 'n\Eltl 100 years of U.S. changes A~E~'T f."'OUGa'" IN,TIAL nanother feature about the changes In the Times profile, John could expect Fb"'~ 'TO SU'PPO-'T A m the United States in the past cen- to hve untIl age 46, if he escaped measles NEIc.e",6OIl~~ c.wa SkAT INt. tury, the New York TImes found that and dIphtherIa. But he also mIght dIe of I It'Nk the typIcal Amencan m 1900 was a tuberculosIs or the flu teenager named John who lIved with hIS LIsa, on the other hand, can expect to parents and sisters, Mary and Helen, on a lIve mto her 70s. And she and her child farm m New York or Pennsylvama. are moculated against most preventable Turning the clock ahead 100 years, the dIseases, except AIDS. Times found that the typical American at As most of us realize, the natIOn's popu- the end of the 20th century is a young lation has nearly quadrupled (from 76 woman between 25 and 34 named Lisa, mIllIOn to an estImated 274 mIllIon who ltves with her daughter, EmIly. today) More than 10 tImes as many John, the protyplcal lad of 1900, had a AmerIcans are 65 or older. famIly mcome of about $3,000 a year In The population has moved from rural today's dollars, but hiS famIly lacked areas (60 percent) to urban areas (75 per- mdoor plumbmg, a phone and a car, and cent). And the nation that was 88 percent the boy himself probably would not have white now IS about 62 percent so and fimshed hIgh school. rapIdly changmg But thmgs really are lookmg up for LIsa WIth respect to names, the bIggest and her daughter, EmIly They end 1999 losers were Florence and Bertha. Among WIth a household mcome of about $45,000, the most popular names gIven to gIrls m enough to support two cars and cable Tv. the year 1900, they no longer make the LIsa also has attended college top 10,000 Lewinsky, Tripp foes in court t long last, Momca Lewmsky and JackIe M Bennett, m 1998 The central Lmda Tnpp, former Washmgton issue at the hearIng scheduled Monday A friends, are now scheduled to face was whether the Immumty gIven by a fed- each other m court eral officer prevented Tnpp from bemg Ms Lewmsky IS on the WItness lIst for a prosecuted m Maryland pre-trIal hearmg, scheduled to begm That state 1Samong a handful of states N'hood Club: A continual, collaborative effort Monday in Howard County, Md, where that make It a crIme to make a tape To the Editor: Currently 30 percent of our support should not rely only on Mrs. Tnpp faces charges that she Illegally recordmg of a telephone conversatlOn The NeIghborhood Club $1,200,000 annual budget IS tax support apprecIates the accurate artI- funded by donatIOns In most taped theIr telephone conversatlOns m WIth another person after she had been Commumty mscussiOn of a de m the Dec 9 edItIon, other MichIgan commumtIes combmatiOn of phIlanthropIC July adVISed It was Illegal for her to do so Tnpp, who had brought her secretly "N'hood Club's Ice arena hopes recreatiOn programs and facIll- support, user fees and reallo- recorded conversatIOns WIth Lewmsky If conVIcted on crImmal <.harges of will- meltIng away," and fair edltor- tIes are admInIstered by city cated or addItIonal taxes for about the latter's affair WIth PreSIdent fully v101atmg a state law prohIbltmg the lal, "N'hood Club short on nnk .government and supported by recreatIon semces are optiOns plan," about our proposed mul- taxes ClInton to the attentIOn of mdependent recordmg of telephone conversations that should be conSIdered tIpurpose Ice arena DespIte thiS collaboratIve In addItiOn to gathenng fac- counsel Kenneth Starr, was mdlCted on WIthout the consent of the. person bemg recorded, Tnpp faces counts carrymg a For the past 89 years, the effort, the availabIlIty of space tual mformatiOn and solIcltmg two crimmal charges by a Maryland NeIghborhood Club has proVld- for many recreatIon actIVltIes commufllty mput regard 109 grand JUry maXImum penalty of five years and a fine ed quahty recreatIOn program- Important to area reSidents IS of $10,000 alternatIves for the pOSSible Ms Lewmsky has not exchanged words mmg for a broad range of ages severely constramed In recent development of a multI-pur- WIth or seen Mrs Tnpp, m whom she con- To pay her legal expenses, Tnpp has Each year, more than 10,000 years, these constraInts, com- pose Ice arena, the fided detaIls of her relatlOnshlp WIth establIshed a legal defense fund and regtstrants partICIpate In bmed WIth Increased youth NeIghborhood Club WIll follow ClInton, smce the day 111 January 1998 claims to have received contributlOns NeIghborhood Club actlV1tles partICIpatIon, growth of sports up on recent suggestIons for when agents and prosecutors from Starr's from more than 50,000 people. Whde con- Our youth leagues are support- for gtrls and women and an more commumty faCIlIties office swooped down on her. ed by 700 volunteer coaches expanded mterscholastIc ath- avaIlable to local teens, oontm- trIbutIOns total less than $500,000, they Our thnft shop and senIor pro- But Tnpp sought and receIved a have covered some but not all of her ue to develop plans for grams mvolve hundreds of vol- Improved athletIc fields, and promIse of Immumty from Starr's deputy, expenses. unteers WIll mVlte broad communIty Although the NeIghborhood Mor~ letters dISCUSSIonconcermng poSSIble Club has never receIved any recreatIon use of any avaIlable We're 'fore' new phys ed plan dIrect tax bubsldy, we rely on on page 8A property collaboratIve partnershIps to We ask that any reSIdents he phy'>lCal educatIOn cumculum A final draft of the cumculum IS expected proVlde faCIlItIes fO!programs commIttee has proposed what we to be presented to the Grosse Pomte that want to partICIpate In thIS orgamzed for,resldents letlc program, have stretched process call me at (313) 885. thmk IS a pretty good K-12 "phys Board of Education 111 January. T our recreatIOn faCIlItIesbeyond 4600 ed" plan for the Grosse Pomte What we know of the plan sounds great Currently, about 80 percent theIr capablhty We are confident that the PublIc School System , Anythmg that WIll teach young people the of our actIVltIes are held 10 Over the next SIX months, Grosse POInte News WIll con. A reVlSlOn of Its current phySIcal educa- wonderful, lIfelong game of golf, we're Grosse Pomte School System the Nelghhorhood Club mtends tmue to proVlde quahty factual tIOn cumculum, the proposed offermg "fore" It' gymna~lUms and on their to solICItbroad pubhc mput to reportmg and support a focuses on "lIfe skIlls" - or, rather, phySI- field~ G"')sse POInte Farms determme commumty support process to gather credIble cal actIVlties you can do long after your and CIty of Grosse POIntealso for major recreatIOn faCIlIty InformatIOn on whIch to base teen years proVlde LlutdooractlVlty space development any major recreation faCIlity Letters welcome WIthout thl< IndIrect tax sup- We beheve the current avaIl- proposal The offerIngs - or "strands" - Will port the NeIghborhood Club Include cooperatIve games and IndIVIdual abIlIty of property at Salter We respect your editOrIal The Grosse Pomte News welcomes could not prOVide a broad Park m Harper Woods and at actIVltles, like adventure trammg, per- pOSItIOnsand hope that you your Letters to the EdItor All letters range of recreatIon program~ Mack.Moros<;In Gros<;ePOinte sonal fitness, aerobiCS, games and stunts will conSIder JOIning us In our should be typed, double-spaced, SIgned for Grosse Pomte.Harper Farm., prOVides our reMdents effort to encourage oommunIty and tumblmg, team sports, ltke basket- and lImIted to 250 words Longer let- Woods reSidents With an extraordinary opportu. dlalogtJe about coordmated ball, soccer, football, volley ball and pIck- ters WIll be edIted for length and all We estImate that thl~ collab- nlty to determIne how our com. recrea tIon seJ'Vlces oratIve model has saved mll- le; and lIfelong actIVItIes, lIke softball, letters are subject to edltmg for con- mumhes can continue to maIO- John Bruce personal fitness, tenms, badminton and, tent. Include a daytIme phone number hons of tax dollars 10 faClhty taIn and expand major recre. Executive Director best of all, golf for venficatIOn or questIOns costs and contmnes to ~ave atlOn facllttles Neighborhood Club Students will also be subject more vIg- Grosse POInte tax payers hun. orous phySIcal assessments, mcludmg the The deadline for letters IS 3 p m dreds of thousands of dollars Our Ice arena feaslblhty each year In operatIOnal study clearly mdlcates that Vital amenities PreSIdentIal FItness Test, whIch WIll IndI- Monday expenses cate how Grosse Pomte kids compare commumty-WIde, multi-millIon 10 the Editor: Over the last 35 years, the dollar capItal prOject mltla- On Thesday, Dec 7, the natIOnWIde Send letters to EdItor, Grosse POInte NeIghborhood Club board has News, 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte tlve~ arE' unhkely to he "uc- Grosse POInte Shores CIty raIsed more than $10,000,000 cessful Wlthout the collabora- A publIc forum on the reVIsed phys ed Farms, MICh. 48236; or fax them to CounCIl presented the results program was held Tuesday, Dec 14 from annual, endowment, capI- tIVesupport of major nonprofit of the recent survey It conduct- (313) 882-1585. Letters may also be e- tal campaigns and annual rev. Followmg the publIc forum, the plan will agencle<;. local governments, pd regardmg plans for an actlv. maIled to Jmmms@grossepomte enue from thE' sale of donated indiVidual donor'! and pnvate be presented to the EducatIonal Planmng ItIeS bulldmg news com Items 10 our thnft shop busme<;se'! ThiS collaboratIve LeadershIp CounCil on Thunday, Dee 16. , l See LE1TERS, pale 8A I , pltk('d up from Lake MIchIgan hand, are faIrly mild It doesn't snowflake, aren't ram You The ha~ been dumped on get a!>cold or snow a;, much as won't get terribly wet by hav. Kalamazoo or Battle Creek or Michigan (even banana belt Illg them fall on you Second, Lm~mg DetrOit), but every now and Just get a hat and a good coat Stickford There have been times when then, we'd get .,now m quantI- and you1l be fine They'd look I've bl'en travelmg down 1-94 ties more than two mche., at me and my fellow snowbel- h(>admg we.,t and while It was It wa., amu,mg to ;,ee the ter;, like we were strange crea- Files cold, weather wa;, not a prob- ISay pamc III the .,treet., I remem- tures With special powers to lem Then, a;, John Madden ber readmg a R0bert Parker re;,lst the horrors of snow Let us speak of snow It';, the would ~ay, BOOM Snow and Spen;,er book In which the We thought they were just a tIme of the year, after all lot., of It Conver;,ely on the Jim Stickford detective left hI'> natlvl' Bo.,ton In MIchIgan we get our fall bunch of thm-blooded WImps wa~ back, I've dnven through to detect III Wa.,hmgton, DC who couldn't handle the qUIrks ;,hare of the whIte stuff But ,now and lIke a cartoon, the The hero healu a weather The more It snows, the more he latlOn of the South and We"t of Mother Nature let's face It, metro Detroit I~ ,now Ju,t ,top" It', almost as If report on the D (' IadlO mdl- uses It and the smarter he have grown almost the banana belt of the then' wa., a magIc lIne the catmg th'lt the uh \',ould be Of course even we looks Great Lakes I have fncnd~ "now could not cro;,s There are a lot of people hit With a ,now"torrn of two Mlchlgaman'i need to take and relatives who lIved III Havmg ,aid that, I'm ;,ure Talk to chddren who hke to the,e day, who have grown up mches, <;0 everyom' ,hould get ;,ome time to acchmate to the place;, hke ChIcago, Milwaukep thdt there afC many of you who play m the snow and you'll In Southern Cahforma or ready ;,now People tend to forget how and MInneapohs I dl~o ,a}, banana bplt Of not, DetrOIt learn that ground "now needs FlOrIda and have never really Parker wrote that III Bo,ton, to dnve 10 the stuff dunng the thanks to the Weathel gpt, plenty of .,no\\ and It IS a replemshmg OtherWIse where ,een .,now Yet when I go to my If they got two mche, of .,now, .,ummer Channel, know what kmd of lOmplpte pam Well, that are you gomg to get what you parents' tondomllllUm In they would a",uml' that the After the fir;,t senous snow snowfalls they get 10 CIl.'veland depend;, on who you talk to need for snowball fights and Flonda to l.elebrate the hohday storm mh.,ed thl'm In of the year, you always see the and Buffalo Talk to a middle-aged man snow forts and snowmen WIth the family, I notlte two Washmgton, they'd call 'l.hool IdIOt;, who dnve hke It'S the And SImply put, wc luck out who ha" to ;,hovel It because Havmg ;,chool called off thmgs One I;' that every ;,tore off even before the whoppmg middle of July They're the When DetrOIt got hit wlth th1t the kld, :lre gr0\\ n and he'll hecau''l' of <;now 1<;a honu<; I ha" fakp ,nflW and fPmdper t\\ 0 mehe, fl'II, JU q to bp on the 12-mch snowfall durmg the probably agrcc WIth that ;,tate- mean when was the last time pulhng sled;, The ,elOnd thmg safe !>Ide Tho.,e of u;, from the ones on the "Ide of the road III first days of January, thcy got ment school was called off on account I notice I;' the heat and humid- snowbelt would have a good a dltl.h or wrapped around a tree double that amount m Chicago Talk With a gadget geek who ofsunshme Ity Man, what It must be like time watchmg all tho'ie guy, m July What's the reason It'~ 'Imple ha., the late;,t snowblower WIth I also find It mterestlng the from Anzona and Georgw So thl;' hohday, I'll be III - lake effect snow As weathel all the bells and whIstles and gnp snow halo on our collectIve For several years I hved In pamc Flonda lookmg at the fake patterns move we;,t to east you'll learn It can't ;,now ImaginatIOns When Irvmg Washmgton, D-C That city has It always amaled me when I ;,now dIsplays In 80 degree they pIck up mOlstUJe from the enough He has to Justify to the Berhn wrote hiS hohday claSSIC hot and humid summers You would see people pull out weather, wlshmg I was here m Great Lakes lady of the house why he spent "WhIte Chnstmas," the maJon- haven't hved until you've umbrellas dUrIng a ;,now cold MIchIgan, where we're But by the time these pat all that money on a self-pro- ty of the Umted States' popula- walked around In 90 degree storm They'd ask me what I tough and actually look for- terns make theIr way to pelled snowblower WIth a tion hved In the Northeast But heat and 90 percent humIdity dId to protect my.,elf ffom ,now ward to snow because we can DetrOit, the mOIsture they've Dolby surround sound stereo m the last 58 years, the popu- The CIty'S wllltel s, on the other m DetrOIt Flr.,t, I'd ;,ay play In It < Gr~ Point~ N~ws The Op-Ed Page December 16,1999, Page 7A f~_i__ To them, life is deer LongtIme Pomte Ob-Gyn Dr. John Bradfield and hIS SOCIally actIVe WIfe, Ruth, made GP News head- hnes back m the '70s by Spotted in the Woods selling Goodfellow papers Mon- reSCUIng rac- day a few weeks ago: Santa himself? Actually it's Point- coons m thplr er Red Arnold. dressed as the jolly old elf. Every year the neighborhood Hampton Road member of the Grosse Pointe WoodsLions "We found dons the outfit to help his organization support the the mom run Goodfellow cause of "No child without a Christmas." over and her days, so one time I stopped by how Shores attorney and class E ma,1 Doggo & Mark at hne.llrs@aol?,m five babIes and the lady of the house reumon emcee John Lizza huddlIng explamed she and her husband parlayed hIS experience WIth around her body," recalls John were mterested m geology," two mothers of 10 kIds each Casino gambling the gold rush "We scooped the httle ones up Norm says (and one WIth 11 who "never Gambling IS makmg Its (a bram manufactured opIate) and took them m," he says "They wanted 'a few rocks' had a headache") Into a $400 mark on DetrOIt's downtown and Includes an adrenaltn Later the good doctor, learnmg out front, so they checked honoranum when he passed of other raccoons m penl, ;,tart- CItyscape, and so far busmess rush, as 1f there IS danger The around and found a suppher m the story on to Reader's Digest ed rescumg them from garages IS boommg It's mce to be able excItement may produce palpI- NorthVIlle who had some The m the area to take away some busmess tatIons of the heart, rapId supplIer said he could get them Now John's daughter, Now John and Ruth have a from WIndsor breatIung, a flushed face, and some more, If they wanted Jeanne, adds a small footnote new mIssIon Trymg save But many people find them- maybe dry hps and a lump m to them" After receIVIng hIS pubhsIung deer m the surroundIng selves fixated at the one- the throat There may be but- The result A truckload of check, her dad, "m true John armed bandIt, appropnately terfbes m the belly Huron-Chnton Metroparks some 16 tons of gramte datmg Llzza fashIOn," dIVIded the from being killed for sport "We named They may not be fully These psychophYSIOlOgIC from the PrecambrIan Era, money among the three tIunk there's a lot of deceIt aware of the fact that modern phenomena are tnggered by each chunk over 570 mllhon women "All the moms were mvolvlllg the DNR and the slot machines are electromcal- vanous fantaSIes, among years old "They dynamIted surpnsed and thankful," says Metropark authonty about the ly deSigned to mcrease the recorded that the rats would which IS the thnll of bemg them out of the ground m the Jeanne plan to cull the deer herds rate of speed In wIuch your keep preSSIng the lever at a "lucky" and the expectatIon of Upper PenInsula, near Even spht three ways, that11 usmg hunters," Ruth says coms go to the management greater rate than they did for gettmg nch. How people can Mumsmg," Norm says buy a lot of aspmn "They have not senously con- and eventually to the coffers of food The kicker was, they delude themselves m the face "I don't thmk anyone's gomg SIdered more humane methods, the cIty and the state We kept pressmg the lever and of reahty IS hard to under- to walk away WIth them" Got a good one (or FYI? hke birth control" fondly hope to Improve thmgs dId nothmg else untIl they stand. Call Ken Eaf'J.erly at (313) WIth that money, prOVIde Jobs, died of starvation These fantaSies are delu- The Farms couple IS Circulat- Everybody wins 822-4091, or e-mail him at clean up the CIty and Improve These rats represent an sional, but usually not of suffi- Ing a petItIOn to get Gov The Dec 2 FYI descnbed [email protected] essential servJces extreme case, and people are CIent degree for the gambler to Engler's Huntmg and Flshmg The down Side IS that most not rats, but you wouldn't be labeled mentally III or Hentage Task Force to reVIse of the gambhng money WIll know It watchmg the slot- reqUIre hospital treatment ItS goal of opemng the come from people who can machme addicts They would The depressed person IS look- Metroparks to huntmg, and least afford to throw theIr depOSit a bunch of coms, mg to WIn and feel better, the they also have an artIstIc ace m money away Yet another down enablmg them to press the mamc person may have delu- the hole "Stranger m the Side IS that most of the addi- button to get the thrf'e wheels sIons that he IS gomg to WIn a Woods," a charmmg children's tIonal Jobs WIll be entry level, to spm, not wastIng any tIme fortune and be en easy street book by Carl Sams and Jean mlDlmum wage. Stdl, a Job IS WIth a lever. The electromc GamblIng addiction IS diffi- Stolck full of photos of deer and a Job, better than none button and reserve of depoSit- cult to treat, as the person other forest creatures, fed by The most senous down SIde ed coms and/or bIlls faclhtates usually resIsts thinking he IS youngsters who build an edIble IS that many gamblers are the transactIOns, usually lead- mentally Jll, and really does snowman addIcts and cannot control mg to the customer bemg not want to gIve up hIS habit "We're selhng the book for $20 as a fund-ral"er," says " themselves They are not nec- fleeced at an ever-mcreasmg The same IS true WIth drug essanly drug addIcts, but they rate, a wonderful example of addIctIon, alcohol addictIOn Ruth "It's been very popular" are addIcted to the "rush" of "effiCIency" and mcotme arldlctlon, but The Bradfields aren't alone takmg a chance, hopmg to get The addIctIve personahty, there are support groups of III theIr crusade Other lucky, nsklng theIr money whICh IS often accompamed by expenenced people to help Pomter" mvolved are Raoul The true gambler cannot stay mamc-depresslOn, If attuned those m need of It Gamblers and MaryRose Palffy, and away, cannot qUIt whde he IS to gamblmg, If that IS whel'e Anonymous does eXIst Ambleside Gallery owner ahead, and ultimately throws the tQ.nllls, IS very susceptible One of the reasons gamblIng Thm Mayshark "Tom's a veg- good money after bad A com- to the gambhng casIno's WIles IS dIfficult to treat m psy- etanan, a'ld IS very sympathet- mon consequence IS that the The neon SIgnS, the ImpreSSIve chotherapy IS shown by the IC to thIS cause," say'! Ruth famdy may not have enough archItecture, the ease of park- followmg VIgnette A man "When he saw Carl and Jean's money for food, rent, utlhtles 109 are all mducements to comes to a psychlatnst for book, he bought 1,000 of them or house and car payments come and blow their money treatment of hIS gambhng to dlstnbute " Watchmg slot-machme There are usually temptatIOns addlctlOn, hopmg to use Want to help? Call John or addIcts In actIOn remmds me of cheap food, though not yet mSlght to change hIS ways Ruth at (313) 886-8611 of the expenments WIth rats the gIrhe shows The psychlatnst explams that PsycholOgIC researchers They want to keep you there adequate treatment necessI- Their house learned much about humans a'! long as poSSIble They want tates commg three tImes a from observJng rat behaVIor you to have such a good time week and the treatment may will rock you In one expenment, the rat you hardly reahze you have take several years The The orange bnck ranch-style learned to press a lever and lo<\t a hundred dollars and patIent says OK, fine, only house on the corner of Colomal I U M get a pellet of food Once the ratlOnaltze It as "entertam. conSider thIS The psychlatnst Court and Mack look., <;ohd Cnronograph lever-pressmg was remforced, ment" I <;uppose It makes asks what The patIent say" If enough. but check out that gar- some "ense to stay 10 DetrOIt I get well I pay you double, the rate of pressmg mcreased den border of pmk rocks It's By TAG Hp.u~£ The rats got fat mstead of havmg to go to Las and If I don't I pay you noth- constructed With R4 boulders A more dIfficult and sophiS- Vega" or AtlantiC CIty mg that weigh 300 to 500 pounds tIcated expenment had an The phenomenon of gam- Dr Bloom I~ cbmcal a.~SOCI' each electrode In the rat's pleasure bhng addictIOn has several ate professor of psychIatry, Recently In'ltalled, the mas- center m Its bram Whenever notable and defimtIVe quah- WaylU?State UnIVersIty School lIIVE' fortificatIOn intrigued pat~~ers they pressed the lever, they ties There IS a strong, almost of MedICine He welcome~ com- neighbor Norman Tibbits to would g~t a rush or thnll of overwhelmmg attractIon to I'rU!ntsat hIS e.marl address, the pomt of gettmg the '!tory endorphms Thl'! IS not Just a the activIty It's what turns vbloom@compllserve com. and from the (,wnpr, 19495 Mack. Grosse POinte Woods. 313881-5882 theoretical predictIon, but an the person "on" ThE' activIty IS VISIts to hr.~webSIte, www fac "I walk my dog hy thpre mn"t observable fact, as It was excltmg, producmg endorphms totem com I vbloom December 16, 1999 8A Letters Grosse Pointe News the book ;,ale" and stock thl' From page 6A addmg to the commumty healthy and appropnate. but able elsewhere m the commu. BaldII'm Hou.,e I;' managed book tarts at all three IIbrane" enjoyment many of u;, 11'111 now I thmk It IS time for do- llIty The faCIlity cost IS esti- by Willgatl' Managpment COIP Wlldp the re!>ulb of the ;,ur- Evelyn Abcy, Barbara Bang." denve from enhanlemenh to ...ure mated at $13 mllhon I wonder which h,l" 19 ot hl'l ...lIn liar VP~,Igaln confirmpd the maJor- Marge Barone, SIS Barone, OUI neighborhood I encourage all of our resl- who IS paymg for It? bUIldlllgs JI1 the ml'tro aJ ea Ity\ ,upport for the buildmg (a Kate Calla;" Laney Corrado For those opponent;, who dent., to heed the me!>sage com- The mayor of Gro;,se POinte The Olan 27th Annual ------.> CtIQI6 TMA6 JEWELQY II) -;; Yewelers JJmi41Madk -..,...-"-91 KERCHEVAL AVE., on-the-Hill (313) 881-6400 Grosse POinte's Pioneer Jewelers. Established 1930 Help someone lese; fonunate TED PONGRACZ - GRADUATE GEMOLOGIST -~ SPECIAL HOUDAY HOURS THURS EVENING TILl.. 7. SUN. 12-5 to have a happy Holiday , Everything in the Store! 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XS4-flIOO December 16, 1999 Grosse Pointe News News 9A Frame your photographs We'll all agree that a proper. ly selected and assembled frame WIll add greatly to the presentatlOn of artwork, mcludlng photographs But dId you know there's another kmd of frame that can apply to your photographs, one that WIll make your pIctures much ,tronger WIth far greater Photogra.12h~/ Impact? I'm refernng to "frammg" through the VIewfinder as you By Monte Nagle compose your shot As a compo. ~ltJonal tool, frammg can turn Because many of the depth-of. field scale and depth an otherWIse plam shot mto ~trames" you'll be uSing WIll be preview button, you'll be able one WIth strength and VItality close to the camera, you will to attaIn the zone of sharpness How do you begm to use have to pay careful attentIOn to your shot reqUITes frammg techmques? Start by depth-of. field Often a .,mall USIng a wlde.angle lens WIll lookIng through, around, over aperture ~uch a1. f-11 to f-22 Increase depth. of-field even and under a foreground object WIll be needed to maXImIze further and WIll help you to that totally or partially frames depth.of.field 1.0 that fore- eaSIly get foreground objects 10 a more Important subject ground objects and background the scene behInd subjects WIll both appear In So get yourself caught In a For example, hangmg focus In the final pnnt photographIc frame-up branches WIll add Interest to By usmg your camera's you'll be glad you dId! '. the sky and wdl glVe extra emphaSIS to the landscape or seascape In the background An overhangmg roof adds accent to a btreet scene An archway WIll wrect attentlOn to the subject mSlde, and a foreground rock formatIOn WIll gwe substance and foundation to an overall scene Even por- traIts can be made more dra- matIc when a Window IS used as an Impromptu frame Often, framing effects are so natural that a VIewer may not be aware of them 10 a photo- graph Yet If the frammg were absent, It would be mIssed and the picture's Impact dlmm. Christmas store Ished Look for unusual frames BIG SALE such as a car door, an out- On AnlficiaJ Chnstmas Decorations stretched arm, a twisting nver Santas. Angels. Wreaths. Ropmg or fence Frames that contrast With the area they surround, Trees. 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()..,r'1ft.kr'bP EJP d:t~ _ NASI MAIl~IS 0100 /OIlII !O GlOl'" POl1;efheo!Ie 3 \ FlSi>e South with $5K gift certificate ON THE CAMPUS By Bonnie Caprara WIth great fanfare to delIver school supply budget IS already Staff Wnter the good news overdrawn because of greater 355 FISHER RD. • 882.5100 • Fax: 882.0220 Thanks to Bobby Ross and The "Staples Coach of the than antlClpated needs" SAVE TIME •••WE DELIVER the DetrOIt LIOns' better than Week" program IS run m part- Behnnger was urged by her OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY 8'am -7 pm Closed Sunday expected season, Grosse Pomte nershlp With the NatIonal father, Samuel, last September South HIgh School wIll receive Football League and CBS An to fill out the contest entry SALE PRICES GOOD THROUGH December 22"" a better than expected gtft mdependent orgamzatlon ran- form while shoppmg at Weshi UPS Ross, who was named domly selects an entry sent 10 Staples "Staples Coach of the Week" for on behalf of an accredIted K-12 "I was really surpnsed and Aunt Mid's Fresh Flowers ~ the LIOns' vIctory over the school III the wmnlng coach's eXCited when 1 was mformed 5tarburst White .. - " Washmgton Redskms on area South sophomore that South's name had been Red Gourmet Sunday, Dec 5, WIll present Kathryn BehrInger submitted drawn and South would be the M I' I ~ •• , ,POTATOES South WIth a $5,000 Staples South's name m the competI- reCipIent of the $5,000 gift cer- $4PSSS z~ ~I gIft certIficate tlOn tlficate," saId Behrmger : : 'C., $199 Florida Sugar CBS Sports arrIved on "The $5,000 glft 18 manna Coach Ross WIll present the South's front lawn on the from heaven," said South mter- glft certIficate to Walker and .: 3 LB BAG Sweet 5unl7urst morrung of Thursday, Del' 9 1m pnnclpal Ben Walker "Our Behnnger on Tue'lday, Jan 11 Florida Fresh PINK BROCCOLI TANGERINES GRAPEFRUIT X-LG 00 3/$ 98 99~ACH4/$1 Seasons Greerings THE FRESHEST MEATS & SEAFOOD Large Jumbo Pork frOIn all of us! 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Petite Syrah Nimrod Port $25 IV, "I'll h,1\l' December 16, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Schools 11A High school studies see some changes IN A SERIES" ' By Bonnie Caprara School Grosse POinte South aimed at umfYIn~ the math and InhtructlOn Susan Allan What does it take to Staff Writer High School wl1l pIlot a currICulum at both hIgh "Other AP languages cover five make an outstanding Next year's publIc hIgh Clashlcal Ensemble course m schools (See Board approves years of foreIgn language school students WIllsee some the vocal musIc department new math curriculum, page Three years of Latm for AP was collision shop? changes In course offermgs AP StatIstics and ClaSSIcal lOA.) . problematIc" based on new classes, reVlSlOns Ensemble were part of curncu- Earth SCience was dropped Upon recommendatIOnof the "PAOi I SSIONA' 5" AUTOMETRIC m some curnculum areas and lum reVISIOns that were and replaced wIth counselors, the new program of COWSION, INC. an attempt to Improve the con- approved by the board of edu- Earth/PhYSIcal SCIence and htudles stlpulateh that 150 Our team of highly-trained Domesbc and torSlgf'l slstency between the two hIgh catIon thiS year Honors EarthlPhyslcal SCience credIts are requlf(~dfor classlfi- profeSSIOnals have years of colU9lOl1 experts SpeaaIIst schools Curnculum reVlSlOnsm the for freshmen Both classes catlOn as a 12th-grader In BMW, Merc9des. phYSicaleducatIOn curnculum meet the 10 credIt phySIcalSCI- PrevIOusly, 140 credIts were experience and are certified by New courses mclude AudI. vw. Honda and will allow sophomores to select ence foundatIOn course reqUired The program of stud- the State of Michigan and the Porsctle repaJrs. Llfesavmg and CPR, a phYSical two of three strands of actlvI- reqUirement for graduatton les stIll stIpulates that 210 educatIOn electtve which WIll ttes - cooperative games/mdl- In foreign language studv credits are reqUired for gradu- Inter-Industry Conference of 24465 Gratiot Ave., help htudents to receive Red Vidual activIties, sports and AP Latm III was dropped from atlOn Eaalpolllte Auto Collison Repair (I-CAR) Cross certIfication Food and hfelong actiVIties The curncu- the program of studIes The Grosse POinte Board of 5 Sloeles South of 10 Mile Fitness II, AP EnVironment 810.174-3455 lum reVlSlonsare expected to EducatIOn approved the new We ofter pick up and delivery service SCIenceand AP Statts tics are be approved by the board m "Only Latm IV Willcarry the program of studies at ItS Mon. • Frl. 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. all new courses bemg pIloted at January AP deSignatIOn,"Sald assIstant Monday, Dec 13 board meet- Grosse Pomte North High Changes m math classes are supenntendent for curnculum mg Board OKs South window replacement By Bonnie Caprara allow for emergency eXits last year when the board felt both compames came WIth familyTherap~ Staff Writer Energy conservatIOn was that the proposed wmdow excellent references Traco has A year after postponmg a also a key consideratIOn m thIS manufacturer was m a ques- manufactured wmdows for wmdow replacement project at project At a recent board of tIOnablefinanCial status Smce other hlstoncal buIldmgs such ....f.t....' ...... Get away to a place bnmmlng Grosse Pomte South HIgh educatIOn meetmg, trustee there were no other alternative as the Umverslty ')f Notre CRYSTAL. School, the Grosse Pomte MOUr\TAIN Jack Ryan noted, "1 know manufacturers, the project was Dame and the Statue of RESORT With memorable wmtertlme Board of EducatIOn gave the some teachers were qUite dls- postponed LIberty expenences Slopes beckon project the go-ahead at ItS appomted last year and volun- Fenton SaIdthat the commit- ApprOXimately half of the Monday, Dee 13 meetmg teered to collect the snow and tee did a Dunn and Bradstreet cost WIll be paid out of the The trails entJce The kids flock show me new wmdows were report on all of the compames 2000-01 bUlldmg and sIte to Totem Park and other natJonally recognized children's Huron Valley Glass Co was needed ~ mvolved m the blddmg process Improvement budget The awarded the $1,035,000 con- and that Huron Valley and other half of the project WIllbe programs Horse-drawn sleigh ndes. snowshoeing. tract to replace 450 wmdows m "In terms of savmgs, we are Traco had excellent references paid from the distnct's fund the school'smam and mdustn- hopmg that we can save and was confident both compa- equity which WIllbe pald back skating, fitness center and a year-round pool al arts buddIngs Wmdows m approxImately $40,000 per mes were finanCIally able to out of the 2001-02budget extract Ilfe'stensions and replace them the school'sS buddIng, buIlt m year m utilIty saVIngs and take on the job the early 19705, and m malntenance savmgs, such as The dIstnct has not done any Work on the project IS With contentme',l Cleminson Hall m the main paintmg and glass replace- pTlor busmess WIth Huron expected to start ImmedIately Funny how a little cola -.In buddIng WIllnot be replaced ment, ~ said Fenton "That Valley or Traco but Fenton said after the end of the school yea would make the payback leave you so warm Now thiS IS "The wmdow commIttee took around 25 years ThIs depends quality time' a lot of dehberatlOn m plckmg on weather, gas pTlces and tlus WIndow and we're confi- other factors such as other Crystal Mountam Resort dent thiS IS the nght wmdow," energy Improvements such as Your hands 35 miles NW of CadlDl3c said assistant supenntendent new bOIlers~ for busmess affairs and sup- on M-I I5 near Thompsonville, port serVices Chns Fenton However, Ryan expressed maybe Mu:hrgan "ThIS bUlldmg is the crown concern about safety precau- jewel of Grosse Pomte and we tIons about the job want to make sure these wm- "One of the contractors who 1-800-968-7686 dows are a reflectIon of that ~ dId not receive the bid saId lus telling you The commIttee selected a bid was so high because he had wwwcrystalmtn com window constructed of exterior to take mto consideratton con- apphed mutm and mner mutm tammg the lead that was pre- something which they felt was the best ,p. sent when talung out the WIn- Any sign of muscle weakness cooId IS optIOn from a lustoncal and dows," said Ryan mean neuromuscular disease .. esthetIc standpomt Fenton replIed, "It's an Call our Irtellne Its loll.free. The eXIsting wmdows are Important part of the job - the origmal to the mam buddIng, removal and dIsposal of those THE VOICE OF ~PE opened m 1928, and the wmdows We met WIth Huron 1-800-572-171 hidustrial~ Arts bUlldmg, Valley and we've gone over the opened III 1942 Fenton said specIficatIOns and we're confi- the coml1lltteefollowed several dent they'll meet the reqUIre- recommendatIOns on design ments" and slgb't lmes and followed A WIndow repJacement pro- current 'safety codes which posal was rejected by the board --" SPREADING MoRE THAN Maintenance HOME or BUSINESS GOOD CHEER THIS HOLIDAY SEASON ... Decorating CAlL FORA Transplanting FREECONSUcrRION 313-88J-9113 O~ . H0U6e aCTOR? Veternanan lame., Reaume w111retIre from pnvate practice on December 31". 1999. Chents and fnends ~y not enjoy the holidays and are invited to "top by the office on Thursday, nng in the millennium in good health. 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Britt, D.D.S. to Sigma Gamma A~~()Clation Umverslty Alumm Assoclatton word puzzles For over 40 years Ms Former Grosse POinte Park and Cottage HO"PICI' He enjoyed boatmg, gardening, Mrs Kumler IS survived by VanDusen suffered from schlz- dentht John R Britt, 0 D S , of photography, playmg plano, her brother, Ron McIntyre She ophrema She enjoyed Lucky Cape Coral, Fla, died from travehng and readmg was preceded m death by her Strikes, hot fudge sundaes and LOmpllwtlOns of cancer at Mr James IS sUTVlvedby hiS husband, Alden, III 1971 bmgo Wife,Carolyn, a son, Gary, two Ho-.plceof Cape Coral In Cape Funeral arrangements were SUrVIvors mclude a daugh- Coral on Tuesday, Dec 7, 1999 step-sons, Ricardo Garza and handled by A H Peters ter, Anme, a son, Charles, and He \\a::. 76 Ronald Garza, four Sisters, Funeral Home m Grosse three granddaughters Dr Bntt was born m BeatrIce Thomas, Shirley Pomte Woods ServICes for Ms VanDusen Sywtu::.e, NY, and was a Bonahoom, Joyce HarriS and were held Monday, Dec 13 graduate of Syracuse Eileen Harns, a brother, Isabel Baxter Funf'ral arrangements were Donald, and two grandchIl- handled by Wm R Hamilton Unl' erslt) and the Umverslty VanDusen of DetrOit School of Dentistry dren Co In Blrmmgham He was retired from his Grosse A memonal serVIce was held Former CIty of Grosse Pomte Memonal contributIOns may Pomte Park private practice Monday, Dec 13 at Grosse reSident Isabel Baxter be sent to The InstItute for Pomte Memonal Church VanDusen, of Denver, dIed Children's Mental DIsorders, He "erved 10 the U S Army Air Interment IS at Wlute Chapel Wednesday, Dec 8, 1999 She Department of Psychiatry, Corp" III the PaCific durmg was 70 'World \\-ar II. Cl'metery In Troy UniverSIty of Colorado Health Dr Bntt IS s~nnved by a Funeral arrangements were Ms VanDusen was a 1951 SCiences Center, Campus Box daughter, Barbra, two sons, handled by Verheyden Funeral graduate of SmIth College m C-268-71, 4200 East Nmth John Jr and James, a sister, Home Northampton, Mass, where Ave, Denver, CO 80262, Attn she wail preSident of her class Fran KJ ueger, and two grand- a daughter, Selenah "Sally," Memonal gifts may be sent Dr Robert Fnedman Frank A. James children He was predeceased two Sisters, Laura Creamer to the Amencan Lung b) his brother, Eugene and Ehzabeth Wilson, a broth- Assoclatton Funeral arrangements were er, John Murphy, four grand- handled by McFarland- children and two great-grand- Frank A. James Kathleen Kumler Schmidt Funeral Home m children She was predeceased Grosse Pomte Farms resI- A memonal service for Cape Coral Intennent IS m by her husband, Theodore, a dent Frank A James dIed Kathleen Kumler WIll be held Syracuse \ daughter, LOISBattjes, two SIS- Thursday, Dec 9, 1999, at St Saturday, Dec 18 at 1030 a m Memorial gifts may be sent ters, LOISAloworth and LJlha John HospItal and MedIcal at St Joseph Home for the to Hospice of Michigan Wnght, and two brothers, Center In DetrOIt He was 83 Aged m DetrOIt. Charles Murphy and Michael Mr Ja"'lles was born m Mrs Kumler, of Grosse Selenah Murphy Murphy DetrOIt and was a 1941 gradu- Pomte Woods, dIed Friday, Dec A funeral Mass for Mrs ate of Lawrence TechnolOgical 10, 1999, at St Joseph Home Granger Granger was celebrated Umverslty for the Aged She was 84 Selenah Murphy Gr[lnger Saturday, Dec 11 at St Paul He was the rettred chalnnan Mrs, Kumler was born m died m her Grosse POinte Cathohc Church Interment IS of the board of Industnal AIr & Scotland and a graduate of the Farms home Friday, Dec 10, at Mount OlIvet Cemetery Hydrauhc EqUIpment Co In Umverslty of Michigan She 1999 She was 81 Funeral arrangements were Detroit was a chemIst With General Mrs Granger was born m handled by Verheyden Funeral Mr James was a member of Motors specialIzing m employ- Owensboro, Ky, and was a Home the DetrOIt Yacht Club and the ee health research She was an 1939 graduate of Ogontz Memonal gifts may be sent Lawrence TechnolOgIcal aVId reader and enjoyed cross- College She IS remembered by her family for bemg a Wife,mother, grandmother and great-grand- mother who gave of herself through commumty servIce She was a member of the Sigma Gamma AsSociatIOnand the Jumor League of DetrOIt She enjoyed bakmg and krnt- tmg Mrs Granger IS sUTVlvedby Losing weight is the first step to relief By Matilda Charles Osteoarthritis (QA) of the knees IS becommg an all too common complamt these days RheumatologIsts have reported that a large number of theIr older patients are showmg SignS of OA or are at senous rISk for developmg the pamful • FREE Local Nights & Weekends conditIOn What most of these folks appear -tG-havlLI_D_com- for 12 months. mon IS that they're at least 15 pounds or more over normal weight • 50 minutes/mo. For many patIents, losmg weIght IS the first step m pre- ventmg the actual onset of OA • $19.95/mo. and for controllmg the pamful symptoms PREPAID SERVICE Accordmg to data from the LimIted Time Offer Arthntls Foundation, another 60 Free minutes. benefiCIal factor of losmg Mail in Plus, talk all you like on Sundays for excess weight ISthat It reduces 1/2 price. the risk of developmg another Paging Rebate! type of arthritis called gout ()n Any N£"'\oVPagE"r From AmE"'nt.E"ch This condition IS caused when , unc aCId crystals accumulate :~-;. m the jomts and other areas of ';, " the body mstead of bemg " Plans ~i:th rates as lo~ as 10~/lllinute. excreted nonnally Now, how to lose the welghtl A senSible dIet prescnbed by your doctor IS the first step to take Then have her or him prescnbe an exerCIse routme AU!MOIID!) AMIlIItICH LOCA1!ONS. CAI.L FO! 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Our General Price List offers a full range of traditional and not so traditional services. That way you and your family can select services appropriate to your needs and budget. When we assist an Informed customer to make an intelligent decision. we can assure the best value In funeral service. We invite you to call us to find out how much the services you want will cost. . . ". • -TRADITIONAL BURIAL ••••• $2,290 • TRADITIONAL CREMATION •.•.•• $2,290 - IMMEDIATE BURIAL •..•••.• $1,240 • DIRECT CREMATION •.••.•.•••.• $1,240 Itemized List of Services: Use of Facilities & Staff for Visitation $290 Embalming $410 Use of Facilities & Staff for Ceremony .. $210 Other Preparation of Remains $140 Transfer of Remains to Funeral Home .. $165 Caskets start at $336 Hearse $200 Outside receptacle (grave liner) start at .$460 Basic Services of Cremation Urns Start at $120 Funeral Director & Staff $875 A complete copy of our General Price List ;s available BRING US ANY CURRENT LOCAL FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION MANDATED PRICE LIST THAT SHOWS A LOWER PUBLISHED PRICE FOR EQUAL SERVICES AND WE WILL BEAT IT! (Prices subject to change without notice) A Family that has Served Local Families for Generations Still Is. We're not a big impersonal corporation headquartered in a far distant city or even foreign country. 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December 16, 1999 16A Seniors Grosse Pointe News Books give insight, victory over old age Much has been wntten about Elhson thiS truth can be particularly five mmuteb that you do, is bet- the needs of sernor cItIzens, Therefore It IS expedIent, he hel pful 10 weIght control If you ter than 20 mmutes that you good housmg, propel nutritIon, belIeves, that we all, no matter want to wm ultimate VICtory should do, but don't proper transportatIOn, health what our age, support actIVi- over age, you have to bnng The time Intervals he recom- mamtenance and social con- tIes whIch contnbute to an old your body under control of your mends are monthly when you tacts have all been subjects of age that IS blessed WIth the mtelhgence set dSlde a bufficlent block of books, articles and pamphlets peace of personal fulfillment tIme to really get Into It and In "LIfe's Second Half," Elhson contends that grow- In body control, the next In become relaxed ab you've never Jerome Elhson presents what 109 old can be a rewardIng Importance IS exercise It need relall.ed before The second IS he conSIders an Important fac- undertakmg but It IS also a not be strenuous or elaborate tor dally use and reqUIres only tor 10 buccessful agmg strenuous one Indulgence 10 Prime Time Trammg Without strammg IS 15 mmutes EllIson, who IS 70 and a for- tnvIal pastImes Will not do It By Marian Trainor the key, but It must be done The thIrd IS ~omethmg you mer edItor of Reader's DIgest, The mmd must remam actIve regularly can do 10 momentary snatches beheves It IS pOSSible for older He quotes the SWISS phIloso- The pnnclple 10 both diet whIle waiting for a traffic light people to Improve the qualIty • ForgIveness - ForgIve pher Jung "Nature would not stages observed among the and exercl<;e 1<;the same a<; 10 to change or whatever spare 01 theIr hves by Jommg fnend- have given mankmd the great ourselves for bemg angry dYIng patIents 10 hospItals - good motorIng, take proper moment may come your way shIp SOCieties where men and extensIOn of years unless It had dental, anger, bargammg, care of the vehIcle you're USIng It IS obvIOUSfrom these wnt- women meet to read, dISCUSS a speCIal purpose We are given • AggreSSIOn - Only when It depreSSIOn and acceptance to carry you to the end of the mgs Ly those who have pon- IS motIvated by a deSIre to help and reflect on senous subjects those years to enlarge and Contmued research led to the Journey dered long and deeply about "In a group where people expand our conSCIOusness, to yourself or others There are dIscovery of an astOnishIng RelaxatIOn IS also Important what makes later years better come together to extend their mcrease our awareness and calm, mtelhgent ways to stand "Sixth stage" After acceptance Victory over old age cannot be years, that the path we follow knowledge of themselves and understandmg of the umverse up for what we beheve Wlthout of death comes the dIscovery of won WIthout pauses Elhson to make those years all we beIng angry the world about them, older Cit- of whIch we are a part " hfe DYIng patIents conSIstent- outlmes three relaxatIOn tech. WIS,"them to be must be char- Izens can become more, as they Although the author IS con- ly eVldence glImpses of contIn- mques whtle remmdIng us that tered become phySIcally less," says Vinced that all men and women • Reprogrammmg - Anger ual life beyond the phySIcal EllIson are capable of solVlng problems IS a habit IdentIfy and matena! plane Based on thIS theory, EllIson based on self-educatIon, there acknowledge anger as some- This findmg led to another founded the PhoeniX Society, a are tImes, espeCially durmg thmg to get nd of rather than book "Death the Fmal Stage of thmk tank for the dynamICS of penods of challenge, when the somethmg we're gIvmg up Growth." In thIs work, Kubler- OUf .. ~~ agmg mdlvIdual needs a SupportIve Anger can feel good when It IS Ross concludes "Only the body "Expenence has demonstrat- SOCIalchmate defimtely not good dIes The self or spInt, or what- ed that the two great kIllers of ThIs IS when group dIscus- ReprogrammIng IS repeated ever you Wish to label It, IS a men ztzes. ,..., later years are meamngless- SIOn can be valuable More can affirmatlOn SometImes Simply eternal" ness and lonelmess," he wntes be gained by the fnendly and repeatmg a saYIng works, such Dr Raymond Mody 10 hIs "By proVldmg regular and con- mtellIgent mterest of a conge- as "I cannot get the happiness I book "LIfe After LIfe," on cases aVor three nutnlloU1> l gemal compamonship on a mal group than from a lecture really want by bemg angry" of patients who have wed and ha znt deeply meamngful level, the of mstructIOn been reVlved, reports on the Smedb dally m our Another Item discussed is Kpl'ctu~e elegant dmmg room1> 1. ' Phoernx Club met both of these A problem whIch mIght come death. One of life's greatest contInuance of hfe a pnmary needs" up in a group IS anger. Elhson fears IS fear of death Elhson Acceptance of these facts Stop and ~mell the roses It IS not a structured orgam- rates anger as the greatest bar- sustaIns another belief by pre- based on documentatIon can m our garden1> RIde zatlOn Anyone who is mterest- ner to peace of mind He senting the findmgs of vanous eradIcate fear of death WIth our bU1>to your doctor's ed m a senous diSCUSSIon can beheves that anger leads to authors. According to Jung, It these reassurances of contlnu- office PIJy WIth dalby mltIate a group However, depreSSIOn. Temponzmg will ing life can come acceptance of IS deSIrable to thInk of death as pups Bogey and Bdndlt whether one would lIke to form not be worked off, run off, bul- only a transition - one part of age and all Its ImphcatIOns Engage m actlvllles With a group or not, Ellison does lIed or quarreled off - it must a hfe process whose extent and Not to acknowledge It IS a make some Important pomts 10 be conSCIously worked on duratIon escapes knowledge strenuous activity One cannot fnends Attend muslcdl hIs book ThIS can be accomphshed 10 If we belong to a church, we have peace of mind if one is events Listen to the "Older people are different four stages are taught that there IS life constantly fightIng truth bIrds <.hlrp mduoTh from other mmontles m that after death Elisabeth KIbler- Another truth that must be These extras are Pdrt of they are a minority that we • Acceptance - Accept what Ross, m her book "On Death accepted IS the power of the the package thdt come1> shall all eventually Jom," says cannot be changed. and Dying," Identified five mmd over body Recognlz1Og With a contmuum of cdre at St John SenIor Nonalcoholic drink recipes available from AAA CommunIty We meet Hohday partymg has begun and dnving and a review of Basch. for bemg "FIrst A Fnend, Then mdlvlduJI need1> ,!Od What's the most Important new legal penalties drunken To focus attentIOn on the A Host " offer a whole lot more. thIng you can do as a host to dnvers face m MIchIgan danger of drinkIng and dnvmg, • Serve a vanety of nonalco- assure that guests enJoy your "Parties WIth famdy and AAA Micrugan started the hohc beverages, and don't force For a tour and free SOIree? friends are a great way to cele- "First A Fnend, Then A Host" alcohohc dnnks on guests lunch, please call The AutomobIle Club of brate the holIday season," says program In 1978 The "Great • Slow down the dnnkmg MichIgan (AAA MIchIgan) sug- Jerry Basch, AAA Michigan's Pretenders Party Gwde" IS the rate WIth lIvely conversation, (313) 343.8265 gests every party-giver should manager of commurnty safety centerpiece of the program party games and lots of good make It a pnmary goal to be serVIces, "but some people 'The Great Pretenders Party , ~&~-"" food A CIrcle of fneIllL,. "FIrst A Fnend, Then A Host" mIght be tempted to dnve after GUide' reCIpes are tasty and "0"" • Put away the alcoholIc bev- /",,'- a ,peclnlm of care by IncludIng nonalcohohc dnnkIng too many alcohohc fun to mlX. SerVIng one or two erages after-a reasonable time, - - srJ2~ optIOns among the beverages beverages of them can add to a party's and make It known that coffee served To help out, the auto "In 1998, 525 people died m hohday spirit, and help keep and desserts are avaIlable St. John Senior Community . ~ club has published ItS 21st MichIgan m crashes where guests from consummg too • Serve protem-nch and annual "Great Pretenders alcohol was a factor, and anoth- much alcohol," says Basch 18300 EaM Wdrren Avenue • DetrOIt, MI 48224-1343 Party GUide" The colorful, 20- er 12,758 were mJured," says The gwde mcludes these tips See AAA, page 23A page booklet mcludes 15 pnze- WInnmg, alcohol-free reCIpes for party dnnks, and photos of the amateur mixolOgiSts who created them Also in the book- let are party-snack recipes from three of MIchIgan's lead. 109 chefs The booklet prOVides facts about the dangers of dnnkmg (ome 10 TIle VIIage. Grosse Pointe and discover why genetatlons of shop- pers hov. called The YiBage ".., n", "H"d w,lI t.. f"J~hshN J.nuary 27, 2000 Y,.. r child S p"tur, •• I"n~ .lth for over 75 o,h" 19'19~.~'" .. ,II"" ,h, ""10 on"".",' News .nd ad\("ISI~ .1'<.. , "'Ihlll!: Iw,...,~ I"dlll~ edUWLO~.ndwllIg lur j'<.. r ,hlld .,11 al., "" IlIdudN 11.,11 "" ''''I years. Yoo'D fild a ullIque and d'1YtlS8 tnftll'ttYtI\t:.15 well ~ a lllmmetnt'll'all\"etdarLlm (IU you' seIechon with fnemty, ~I senice pr~..S( send a lUle dur rhllitl (collll H ~ud &. .hllt hlm(' Llf 'ituJlll rnJuccJ on III a relaxed shoppitg almDspw that makes The Vllge the sensi&Ie prefmHI \llI.II" th'n , 511) hi Gm,s< P'lIn" N"" & Th, ullIn,,,,,>n 96 ahemallft to mega_ hysteria AIM! • , K , December 16, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Schools 17A School safety information policy set for compliance By Bonnie Caprara dance With Pubhc Act 102 stlP- • Robbery Staff Writer in contacting law enforce- enforwmt'nt agenue., Will to be a lharg(' or d warrant out ulate& that all parties must bf' • Bomb threats ment agencies. The GIO~~e POinte Public report lIl..,tdnu'", of trlmm,d for ~ome()ne\ arre.,t " m agreement by Jan 2, 2000 • Sexual assault • Gang or other hate-I elated Schoob, law enfol cement agen- altl V ItIe.., thal lakl' pldw on "It ..,gOlllg to hel p III the long • SUIcIde threats actlvltIe~ .,thool preml",e.., to till' dl.,tnct CIC~In the POInte~ and Harper run," ~ald Gr o~~l' POllltp Wood.., The pohcy define& the follow- • Holdmg students hostage Wood~ and the Wayne County • HazlIlg 'Puttmg It lIlto per..,ppltlve If publll "afety dm'dor MIke mg • Intruders pro~l'tutor\ office now • Smokmg you, ('dd thp laW on the ..,urfale Makow.,kl "It.., really not have • HomICide or death that gUldehne.., In plat(' for report- • Makmg a fal&e alarm you d thlIlk It.., all vl'ry mUlh a gOIng to thange anvthlllg, the Instances in which school occurs on campus • A !>tudent on campu'" dur- polile ..,tdte <1nd pUrHtlve,' "',Ild ",lhool.., probably Automatic, air, pwr. windows, pwr. locks, Woodgrain dash, stereo/CD, cruise, tilt & more! #2501 '218:~5,~'7; $1462 Tt':.E.U~ ( December 16, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 19A cleamng solutIOns specially for- How to save your car mulated for today's more com- plex car firushes " How to be safe when stranded As an added bonus, ICA from harsh weather claIms that profeSSIOnal car washes use bIOdegradable in the snow, according to AAA Rain, mud, snow and salt are mvestment." cleanmg solutIOns, far lebs The old Boy Scout motto "Be vehIcle becomes dlbabled LOnnected, but not touchmg all tough on dnvers But have Accordlng to studies com- water than dnveway washes Prepared" might be the best • Activate hazard warning fhe tr,ln;,ml'~lOn on both vehl- you ever thought how tough and dIspose of waste water plIed by the ii.S8OClatlon, one of adVice when faced With the lights Immediately and pull of! L!c'" ~hould be 111 park, or neu. these elements are on your car? the most cntlcal times to wash responSIbly - not down the prospect of an emergency the road on the far right "houl tr<11 (manual tran'iml'~lOn) Most dnvers don't thmk about your car IS Immedlately after a storm sewer where It can cont. breakdown m cold weather der, well off traveled Idl1l'~ Th( pMkmg br..lke ~hould be waslung theIr car dunng the ammate lakes and streams ramfall As ram falls, It collects Severe weather can cause • Warn oncommg tl affk by Oil ,md thp IgmtlOl1 and acceb- WInter months Some even pollutants from the all', a con- To mlrumlze, even ehmmate, even the best of dnvers to find settmg flares or reflel.-tlVl' tll- "OrJh off trunk that washmg theIr car m cept commonly referred to as damage to your car thIS WInter, themselves m an emergency angles behmd the vehlL!(' • ('onnc"t one end of the pos- WInter WIll damage theIr vehI- "acid rain" Even after a light follow these tips bltuahon Last wmter, AAA espeCially at I1Ight ltlV(' "able to the pO"ltlve ter- cle ramfall, ramwater and pollu- • At a full-service car wash, MIchIgan responded to morp • If It' .. np(,p""flry to "top on 1 mmal of thp good batter) "Wallhmg your car In the tants fall on your car The ask the attendant to thorough. than 500,000 emergency road center median, pull off the road AUa"h the other end of the pOb- WInter months can be one of water eventually evaporates, ly dry around the mSlde of the service requests from dnvers as far as pOSSible Itlve cable to the PO~ltlve tel'- the most beneficIal thmgs you leaVIng a tlun film of pollu- door and trunk, as well as the havmg car troubles If you deCide to stay With mmal of the dlbabled battery can do to mamtaln the value of tants that can damage your jomt where power antennas For those hmes when you your vehicle, close the wmdows • Connect one end of the your car," explains Mark car's fimsh attach to the vehIcle At a self- want to go but your car doesn't, and lock the doors If someone negative "able to the negative Thorsby, executive dlrector of "The longer you leave these service or exterIOr-only car AAA Michigan offers tips on approaches offenng aSSIstance, termlgal of the good battery the InternatIOnal Carwash pollutants on your car, the wash, bnng a few towels With how to cope m an emergency talk through a closed wmdow, Attach the other end of the ASSOCiatIOn (lCA), a not. for. more damage they WIll mfllct you so you can do thIS yourself SituatIOn, recommendmg that and ask the "good Samaritan" negative cable to a good ground profit trade assocIation com. on your car's fimsh," saId • Immedlately after wa~hmg dnvers always carry an emer- to call for help by telephonmg hke a bolt on the engme or mltted to educatmg the motor- Thorsby "Washmg your vehIcle the vehicle, open and clobe all gency kit m the vehicle, con- polIce or the natIonWide AAA other unpamted, metalhc bur- Ing public on vehIcle mainte- Immediately after a ramfall doors, the trunk and othel tammg a flashlight, flare;, or Emergency Road ServIce net- face on the car With the dead nance helps prevent damage" parts of the car With lockb sev- reflective tnangle, dlbtrebs work (800) AAA-HELP On battery Do not connect the "Ifleft on your car, mud, salt, Snow and sleet can also eral times before parkmg It ~Ign, telephone change, first DetrOIt area freeways dunng negative cable to the negative ram and snow can damage result In the same damagmg (thiS wdl elimmate wdter aid ~upplieb and "orne bablc rubh hour, the Freeway term mal of the dead battery your car's clear fimsh Mud effects as aCid ram and are freezmg m lockb m extrnme tool;, Courte'iy Patrol may offer • Start the engIne on the car and salt caked on the under- often compounded by chemi- cold) Dunng mLlement weather, assistance (dial 9111 AAA provldmg the jump When carnl'ge can even help promote cal!> In road salt To prevent • Penodlcally apply a good Michigan Statl' Police recom- memberb With the AAA attemptmg to start the dls- rust - espeCIally m older vehi- wmter damage, the ICA recom- SIlicone spray to all weather mend that moton~t~ tell ~ome- Connect cellular phone pack- abled vehicle, don't crank the cles - and can also affect how mends washmg your vehicle strIpping durmg freezmg one where they are gomg, route age can dial #AAA for emer- starter for more than 20 sec- well your car dnves,~ said every 10 days weather of travel and e~tlmated time of gency towmg berVlces onds If It doebn't start m 20 Thorsby "The car IS the first or "We recommend washmg • Wash your car every 10 arnval Should It become necessary seconds, walt two mmutes second greatest asset for the your car m a profeSSIOnal car days and nght after a bl10Wor AI"o, when travelmg, be to jump-start a dead battery, before trymg agam average family Keepmg your wash rather than your dnve. ram shower aware of early trouble "Ign~ by the general procedure follows, • When the disabled car IS vehIcle clean by frequentmg a way," said Thorsby • Wax your car at leabt every momtonng dabhboard gauges but consult your owner's man- runnmg, disconnect the jumper profebslOnal car wash IS one of "Profe~slOnal car wa~he" are ~IX month" More frcqul'nt and warnmg light" If dlffer- ual for bpecIfic m~tructlOnb cables In the reverse order the best dcfen~eb m protcctmg gentle'r on auto fim~he~ than a 1~ (HI! h waxmg ncpd( d If \ l,lI efill''' In h llIdllng ,If(' notlled • PO"ltlOn the carb do~e from whICh they were connect- a car'~ fim~h and tllP famlly\ bllckpt and ho'e and thp\ u'P ro d hldlk rn II hill h,l\( the (11 (1](lkpd If the pnough f01 JumpPr ( lhle~ to be l'd ,',1', I • • ANN ARBOR Apollo 2100 W Slad,um B~d 734).668"""6100 dD'JIO ncm!'l'C COrT' Clll~TON TOWNSHIP Stu Evans 17500 Hall Rd at R rreo Par ... 18101840 2000 ~ U€lIa"'1'S a~"s de c.O'n DEARBORN Krug ,~;~~~:;~~t~'~Ph ,313) 274 8800 ~,ug m om DETROIT Bob Maxey 16901 Mack Ale at CJd ~LJ.' 131318854000 at-mil"?, 'Tl m DETROIT Park Motor 18100 WoodwardAve lo~t"Pd~~ 1313) 869 5000 .)dJ.mo 0:. n com fARMlfII;TON ~K Demmer 31625 GrardRr.erA.e \""S I J <)'1"' l.il,,€,~ .. ,24814743170 j" ....rT'{'..., .,.... 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Pollce clocked the dnver at Two plastic <;nowmen, three home when the gun-totmg Pomte Woods tors repeat offenders 50 mph on eastbound Vernier and four feet tall, respectively, thIef rushed her She lost $70, Officers arrested the man for were reported stolen on -Brad Lindberg For the eIghth time, a man near Helen credit cards and a gold rIng set havmg open mtoXIcants In a Wednesday, Del' 8, from the from Grosse POInte Wood., ha" The suspect, a 49-year-old With an opal motor vehicle Although the front lawn of a home In the been taken off the .,treel> for woman from DetrOit, posted A little too much She said the suspect was a man was not seen dnvlng, he 1500 block of Cook In Grosse drunken drIVIng $300 bond before bemg thIn black male In hiS early consented to a breath test that POInte Woods ThIS time, accordlllg to released She IS scheduled to holiday cheer 20s,' 5-foot-1O, clean ~haven showed hiS blood alcohol level AccordIng to theIr owner, the polIce, the 40.year-old man appear before Woods MUnICipal A Chnton Township woman WIth a medIUm complexIOn He to be 230 percent mlssmg snowmen can be Iden- was seen cau;,mg two traffic Judge Lynne Pierce In early was headmg north on wa;, wearmg dark pants, blue February tIfied by their carrot-lIke noses crashes before beIng taken mto plaId flannel shirt and a dark Another car See CRIME, page 23A custody kmt cap On Wednesday, Del', 8, at Drug warrant for 10 17 am, wltnesse;, ,aId they alarm is ignored saw the Woods man slam hiS Purse snatchers G.P. Woods man gray 1991 Lmcoln four.door Like pullIng nngs while rId- Th paraphrase the advertise- ment, when was the last tIme mto the rear of a pIckup truck Ing a carousel, two men Woods polIce last week on 1-94 snatched a woman's pur;,e last you responded to the blare of a car alarm? nabbed a hometown reSident He eXited the freeway at week as she stepped out of her When the siren sounded on a who was wanted m Oakland Moross and sidesWIped anoth- parked car County on drug charges Take Advantage er car before headmg south on The 19-year-old VIctIm saId 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee at 10 30 pm on Wednesday, Dec On Saturday, Dec 11, at 210 Moross and east on Mack the theft took place on Tuesday, pm, Oakland County Shenff's Now Of The Strong A man from the Park taIled Del' 7, at 7 39 P m near 8, the vehicle's owner turned ofT the alarm by remote con- deputIes retneved the suspect the suspect whIle alertmg Beaconsfield and Mack In the American Dollar trol The next mornmg he dIs- from the Woods Jail Woods pohce WIth a cellular Park Woods polIce had arrested Our Collection Includes telephone covered a smashed passenger SIde WIndow the 37-year-old man after Only The Finest Quality Woods polIce stopped the pullIng him over that mornIng suspect on Marter, where he 2nd story man as he drove on Verruer With a • Canadian Sable became "very uncooperative" Remember the chIldren's Car is stolen broken taillight • Extra Fine Mink Investigation revealed he had story, "Throw a Kiss, Harry," In SometIme dunng Tuesday, LylL"l' seven drunken drIvmg arrests which a kitten caught on a roof Dec 7, thIeves stole a 1992 • Canadian and was dnvmg on a revoked IS rescued by firefighters? In Lmcoln four-door that was Car broken into • Canadian Beaver dnver's license gratItude, he throws the fire- parked m the 1000 block of A man from Harrison men a kiSS goodbye Wayburn In the Park Township returned to hIS No Duty, No Sale, Tax He refused to take a breath It was deja vu all over again parked car last week to diSCOV- • Full PremIUms on test and said the polIce would on Saturday, Del' 11, at 4 48 as er someone had stolen the car U.S Funds need a warrant If they wanted publIc safety officers from Bird nest blocks radIo and CD player ThIeves turn to take a blood test to Grosse Pomte Park rescued a house chimney entered the vehIcle by smash- determme hiS blood alcohol resIdent who had become mg a SIde window level. stranded while replacmg shm- On Saturday, Dec 11, at The mCldent took place on -DoWNTO\\\- By 11 20 am, Woods gles on the roof of hIS home 1028 a m., Grosse POInte Park Thursday, Del' 9, between the Mumclpal Judge Lynne Pierce Officers amved m the 800 firefighters amved at a home hours of 8 30 a.m. and 7 30 484Pelhssler, Windsor 1-5192535612 had signed a warrant for the block of Pemberton to com- m the 800 block of Lakepomte p.m , whIle the car was parked OPEN Mol' THROUGH SAT 9500 blood test and the man was mence the rescue Without to find the hving room filled on Thrrey Road. N()w A(-(-II)IIN(~Srl r(-T(~AI~L ANI) HAr~ AS Wrll AS ()'-IIII~ M/\)()R INSlJI~AN( 'f- IJI~()VII )II~S. 10:40AM Lois cuts her finger Two ERLOCATIONS preparing food for her card club. She wraps her hand in a towel and grabs the car TAILORED To FIT keys. Destination: The ERat Cottage Hospital. YOUR EMERGENCY. 12 NOON 12 noon and 12 stitches The Emergency Departments of Bon Secours Cottage Health Services later, Lois shuffles the provide prompt, expert medical attention 24 hours a day, seven days a cards at her card club. week. Both are staffed with board-certified physicians and specially trained ERnurses. And, Bon Secours and Cottage Hospitals are within blocks of each other - near where you live or work - so you're always close to the care you might need. 9:54AM COTIAGE. Across the street, Bill WHERE MINOR EMERGENCIES GET MAJOR AmNllON. comes in from a run, The ERat Cottage Hospital treats minor medical emergencies - not feeling light-headed with requiring admission to the hospital- in comfortable and familiar chest pains. He dials 911. surroundings, close to home. We specialize in prompt treatment of Destination: The ERat your emergency. Often, you're on your way within an hour. Bon Secours Hospital. BON SECOURS. 11:04 AM Bill is stabilized and WHERE MAJOR EMERGENCIES COME FIRSf. admitted to the Bon Secours The ERat Bon Secours Hospital is ready to respond with expert medical critical care unit. attention in life-threatening situations. Inpatient beds are available for anyone requiring admission for continued care and treatment. ",-BON SECOURS COTTAGE HEALTH SERVICESC~ THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS OF BON SECOURS COlTAGE HfALTH SERVICES. Worb3~ttAtr MINUTES AWAY. MINUTES APART. December 16, 1999 Grosse Pointe News News 23A who had too much to drmk alert for thIeves that had bro- home Another drunk travelmg 40 mph m a 30 mph a m on Thursday, Dec 9 Crime-- ken mto a number of cars In zone on Mack, near RIvard, at When they pulled the vehIcle The police thought the dnver the Lincoln and WashIngton about mldmght on Tue~day, From page 22A mIght have had a httle to dnnk driver caught over, they detected the odor of areas of the CIty At about 2 30 Dec 7 a]cohol When they asked the and asked him If he had The Grosse POinte Farms patrol a m a patrol officer spotted the When the vehIC]ewas pulled Lake;,hore In Grosse POInte driver admitted to haVing one officers spotted a 1990 dnver, a 51-year-old DetrOit mtenol light of a car parked In over, the dnver, a 26-year old Shore~ at about 11 10 p m on beer at hiS umon hall But he Chevrolet speedmg on Mack at woman, If "he had been drlOk- Saturday, Dec 11, after having the dnveway of a home on Ro;,evIlle woman, admitted 109, she replied, "I can't lIe, I've falled hiS field sobriety tests about 230 a m on Sunday, McKInley havmg Just been at a been at a company Chnstmas and blew a 15 on hIS PBT He Dee 12 When they stopped the had a lot to dnnk " party when ;,he wa;, clocked When the suspect saw the Chrlstma;, party at a DetrOIt When the officer a;,ked what was arrested for operating a vehicle they detected the odor pohce he ran Mter an mtense restaurant on Jeffer;,on She traveling 45 mph In a 35 mph motor vehIcle whIle under the of alcohol coming from the dn- constituted a lot, the driver zone search of the area by CIty and blew a 13 on her PBT and wa~ responded, "more than 10 mfluence of mtoxlcatlng ver, a 27-year-old Chesterfield Farms pohce, the ;,u;,pect was arrested for dnvmg whde When officers ,>topped her, hquors and haVIng no proof of man He faIled hiS field sobn- Innks" they detetted the odor of alco- found near the mtersectlOn of under the mfluence of mtoxl- She refu~ed her PBT and a Insurance He IS free on $100 ety tests and blew a 20 on hIS FIsher and Mack When he was hol The ;,uspect failed her field bond catmg hquors She I~ free on ;,earch warrant wa;, obtamed PBT He was arrested for oper- arrested he had several pIeces $100 bond ;,obnety te;,t;, and blew a 15 on atmg a motor vehIcle whlle to get a blood ;,ample The te~t;, her portable breath test She of property, mcludmg a cellular on the blood mdlcated a blood under the mfluence of IntoXI. telephone stolen from a car m W By Brad Lindberg where It expands 10 cold bumped up to more than Staff Writer weather to cause potholes, $52,000 to mclude extra work Streets In Grosse Pointe accordlOg to Thomas WhItcher, 10 neighborhoods between Woods have receIved their the Woods dIrector of publIc Kenmore and Brys Dnve, from annual face lIft semce Mack to the border of Harper The Woods Signed a contract Woods, said Whitcher. The WIth the completIOn of the WIth Scodeller ConstructIOn of lOcrease amounted to a nearly city's Jomt and crack repaIr South Lyon to clean, seal and 20 percent hIke program, streets throughout Inspect the cIty's 55 mIles of the Wood~ ~hould be better streets Workers completed the WhItcher saId the pavement protected agam~t wmter Ills Job wlthm three weeks program takes places each The program prevents water year, eIther m spnng or fall, .froin-.. ;,eeplng mto pa\ement The $44,000 contract was but before wmter THE Introduces .P o I N T E • .Stephen Kress Executive Chef with an Welcomes You To Buy From Our ALL NEW LUNCH & DINNER MENU Featuring the best Maryland Crab Cakes Large Selection Of and Baby Back Ribs in Town! Diamonds & Colored Stone & Pearls JOIN US... 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Pointe Newa Internet mania takes NASDAQ to near-bubble levels l'hl' NASDAQ ComposIte for their automatic diVidend short-term capItal gain fohos are accumulated at year- ,ptllll'd 100 pOInt" last week, remvestment plan The most pubhcized end ( \(h' ng Filday at yet another Some 11Ivestors resent thesl' "January Effect" strategy IS Isn't that part of the January 1< WI d high of 3,620, up 2 8 Lei's lalk ...STOCKS "mvoluntary" capital gams, • ~ - ...-.::-' r the "Dogs of the Dow " Read on Effect, especially since there which create out-of-pocket tax 1"'llent ~'11 ' __ ~l • I , ~_ - ., - - are now numerous "Dogs" Spl'.lkmg of record~, It has hablhtles, which you mu~t pay The IDogs' are back mdex stocks, and even "Dogs" "'hted l1e\~ highs m 22 of ItS flom other fund., You know that LTS IS a mutual funds? I ht ,3D trading day" Back to the "tax-Ios" "ales" canme pal, because I wTlte LTS WIll report on the 1998 fhl' .,maller NASDAQ laO, strategies LTS' tax advI"er Do you own these stocks? about the "Dogs of the Dow" class of "Dogs" in early m,lae up of the 100 largest tells LTS that one can take --~------every three months or so January ,tolk, m the compo"lte Index, capItal losses to off"et all other Stock 12/10 52-week To mform new readers, the RIght now, the "Dogs" portfo- 110\1 tlade., at 100 time., earn- capital gam", plu" $3,000 Close High low "Dogs" are the 10 DJI stocks lio IS trailing the DJI's stellar m!.:' Idon't know If they Just more, which can bl' off"et that have the highest dIVidend 22.25 percent upSide perfor- , ~'It c,lrmng." <'r <;Ubtf3Ct the 3g31n<;t other "ordm3f) Bank One 3212 6'156 32QO Yield at year-end mance blUce Dec. 311llllt., lo',e' from the earnmgs to Income" Eastman Kodak 6125 8037 6006 A stock WIth no diVidend, Shoppmg not all done? Only ,1111\('at nell'arnmg.,"1 If you do nothmg now and hke Microsoft, one of the Dow's 8 days to Chnstmas! :'\ l' \' e r end the year With capital Kmart 1075 1862 9.06 addItIOns last November, IS milla that gams, you'll be stuck paymg automatically dIsqualified the DJI, the the capital gams tax Joseph Mengden l8 a Tesu:lent Th play the game, you must of the City of Grosse Pomte and S&.P ,'i00 and But If you have .,ome unreal- Kellogg 3250 4225 3137 buy equal dollar amounts of former chaIrman of First Illlhl ordl- lZl'd capital lo"ses m your port- of I Philip Morris 2569 5581 2125 each stock, not equal shares, so MIChzgan He IS also a member 1l.l1 I .,tocks foho (and who doesn't?), why each stock has exact equal of the Fmancial Analyst. IIl'1e off frac- not take some of those losses Xerox 20.06 6393 20.06 ------_._---- WeIght Society of Detroit Inc. tlOll.ilh la;.t now to offset those gams, and ------After one year, you add them "Let's Talk Stocks. is spon- \\ eek wmd up paymg no gams tax! gams taxes, because "uch taxe<; muniCipal pensIOn (defined- all up to see how your "Dogs" sored by ComerlCa Inc., First But how do But you should reView your of are a confiscatIOn of capItal, benefit) plans, have done, compared to the MIChzgan, John M. RICkel, CPA IOU value plans With your tax adViser and there contmueb to be a 3) charitable trusts and DJI for the same penod PC, and RICkel & Baun, PC, before selhng the stocks He "toch') B) By Joseph shortage of capital m many foundatlOn" Note that most "Dogs" port- m Grosse Pomte Farms. prIce/earn- Mengden WIll probably adVIse you not to parts of the world? 4) certain hfe msurance port- mg" ratIO? buy back the same stock Wlthm As the year-end approacheb, foho" for annuity mvestors, By pnce to book value? By dIv- 30 days to aVOId the "wash- stocks that are tradmg at sub and Idend yIeld? Or by "none of the JOHN M. RICKEL, C.P.A., P.C. sale" problem stantlally less than their 5) certall1 off-shore Il1vestors CERTlfltD PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT above'? For transactIOns to be begmnmg-year pnce come The "ellll1g pre"sure from t3 KeRCHUAL SUITE 100 Morgan Stanley recently mcluded m your 1999 tax under additIonal sellmg pre;.- mdlvlduals' "tax-loss sellmg" GROSSE POlNTE F'I 313-886-1200 313 -884-9600 WWW{om('rl(i{Om 800-544-9978 800-852-6693 MADD and Speedy Memh~r NY::-'E - >:;IPC say to JTie One On' Amencan Speedy PnntIng metro DetrOIt The nbbons rep- Centers m southeast MIchigan resent a pledge not to dnnk are teammg up WIth Mothers and dnve [ SUN lli[ Agamst Drunk Dnvmg to LAnsT Last year, alcohol Impaired sponsor the 13th annual TIe dnvers accounted for more One On For Safety Red-RIbbon than 38 percent of all traffic CampaIgn fatahtIes m MIchigan "Amen can Speedy'" support "We welcome neIghborhood fASHIONS?] of MADD IS a natural exten- aSSOCIatIons, commumty orga- sIOn of the program we sponsor mzatlOns, busmesses, schools on an ongomg basIs," said Don and mdlVlduals to pick up red Glrodat, owner of an Amencan nbbons at one of the 40 partlc- Speedy Pnntmg Center 111 St Ipatmg metro DetrOIt Clair Shores and a reSident of American Speedy Pnntmg Baby, Grosse Pomte Park Centers," SaId Glrodat Last year, more than 500,000 The nbbon campaign runs to red nbbons were dlstnbuted In New Year's Day Woods business has Wf6ot'(m! . Saturday, December 18th, leukemia toy drive 12pm-2pm, in the Grand(ourt. Advanced phySIcal therapy on Mack m Grosse Pomte Woods IS collectmg toys for donation to the ChIldren's Leukemia FoundatIOn of Michigan Holiday eLF 1<;a state-WIde, non-profit agency dedicated to proVldmg mformatlOn, aSSistance, and support to famlhes facmg leukemIa and related blood dIsorders To)" may be dropped off dunng regular busmess hours of 7 61itz a m to 7 pm, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. and 8 a m to 2 p m on Tuesday and Fnday All toys must be new and should not be gIft wrapped Tax receipts wIll be matled to donors by the Fashion eLF All donors names WIll be entered mto a drawmg on Thursday, Dl'c 23, for a $25 gIft certIficate to MaXIne's Restaurant For more mformatlOn, call Advanced PhYSical Therapy at Show! r 11:31HH2-6419 Hosted by Alexander Zonji< Business PeoH_I_e_ clndSmooth Jc1U. Box IUlKh providtd Mark Isserstedt Will begm patrol duties by Hudson's. Lots of givfaways. thiS week as a membe, of the Rockford Post of the MichIgan State Pohc.! By invitation only, Trooper Isserstedt, a native of the CIty of call Customer Service at 313-371-1500 Grosse Pomte, graduated earher thIS month from the 118th class of the Mlchl~an State to rl'Sm'f a SNt by Dfmnb« 17th. Pohce ReCruIt School He has a bachelor's degree from MIchigan State Umverslty Iuentedt Robert Leonard, M.D. , has been certified ~TINID CENTER m hospIce and palhatlve medlcme Hudson's, JCPennev, Target and over 100 specialty stores. Leonard has served as the medical dIrector of the St John Eight MIle Road, Just west: Ii 1-94. Ho",plce smce Its mceptlOn m 1998 He I'>al<;o board certified In mternal medlcme, medical oncology and hematology 3U •.J71.1SOO A reSIdent of the CIty of Gros<;e Pomte, Leonard I'>a mem her of Hematology/Oncology ASSOCIates East, With offices In Harper Woods and ClInton Thwn'lhlp =".., December 16, 1999 ~t08se Pointe News Business a 25A 'Poosting your charitable gifts while lowering your tax bill The end of the year often Under current law, when you $250 or more, however, you However, If you were to brmgs an (,utpourmg of oppor- donate appreciated property od, the property pas"es to the your llfe msurance policy to must obtain a wntten acknowl- donate the same paIntmg to d chanty When you establish a tymtles to make chantable held longer than one year, you chanty edgment that Includes a com- SOCial services agency your charitable remamder trust, donatIOns can wnte off the full fair mar- You may deduct the value of plete descnptlOn of the donat- deductIOn may be hmlted to you recCivea current deductIOn Whether It's a "olicltatlOn ket value of your donatIOn, a hfe msurance pohcy, If the ed property to venfy the contn- your baSIS m the pioperty - for the pre"ent value of the gift f1;om your alma mater or a plus you don't owe any capItal- chanty ISIrrevocably named as butIon for tax purposes that IS,what you paid for It - that the (,hanty Will receive In reque"t from your church, wnt- gams tax on the profit you owner and benefiCiary of the In additIOn, If the value of rather than ItS appreuated the future and you receive a pollcy (Simply nammg a chan- Illg a check IS the eaSiest way would have realized If you sold your property donatIOns tQ donate value contInumg ~tream of mcome ty the benefiCiary of a policy the asset exceeds $500, you must report There are a number of other Th substantiate your deduc- from your property does not earn you any tax ben- your donatIOns on Form 8283 tion, CPAs suggest you get a However, ~mce the Taxpayer efitf> ) way" you can help your Donate property You'll need a professIOnal favonte chanty and benefit confirmatIOn letter from a Rehef Act of 1997 tIghtened The amount of your deduc- Donate property you don't appraisal as well If the value of chanty whIch will u.,e vour glft regulatlOn~ concernmg chanta }l{UrOlIn t,llI.,>ltuatlOl1a::.well need hon depend;; on the t}pc of pol- your non-cash donation m connection with ItS mam ble remamder trusts, you ICyyou donate The Michigan ASSOCiationof exceeds $5,000 For example, more and more actiVIty or purpose might want to con"ult a CPA Your msurance company can Certified Pubhc Accountants orgamzatlOns are wllhng to Special rules apply when you offers the followmg advice before e~tabh"hmg one help you calculate your deduc- make all the arrangements for donate tangible personal prop- Set up charitable trusts A chantable lead trust ISthe tIOn donatmg an old car, mcludmg erty, such as art A chantable trust can be a opposite of a chantable If you contmue to pay the Give appreciated assets transfernng the title and, If Tax law speCifies that you Non-cash gIfts can gIVe a valuable tool for people plan- remamder trust You donate premIUms on the pohcy, you necessary, towmg the vehIcle qualify for a full deduction for nmg substantial donatIOns cash or property to a trust and chanty more and cost you less away generally may deduct the cost the fatr market value of the In a chantable remamder the chanty get~ the Income of the premIUms ReView your portfolio to see Whether you donate an old property only If the Items are If there are any secuntles that trust, you donate (on an Irrevo- while you're ahve The more you make Uncle car, used clothes, or worn fur- used In the course of the chan- cable baSIS)cash or property to Then, at your death, the have appreciated In value that mture, your tax deduction IS ty's chantable functIOn. Sam a partner In your generos- you could donate mstead the trust and you, a famIly assets revert to your estate In Ity, the more generou'> you can equal to the donated Item's fair For example, donatmg a member, or other beneficlanes the meantIme, you receive an afford to be .Glvmg stock mstead of cash market value - meamng what valuable painting to an art receive Income from the trust up-front deductIOn for the If you're planmng to make a IS an excellent way for you to you would get If you currently museum would quahfy you to s~ye on taxes whIle benefitmg for a set period of hme, or for value of the Income stream SIZablegIft to a chanty, consult sold the Item outnght. deduct the gift's full market as long as you hve that Willgo to the chanty your chanty of chOice If the value of your gIft IS value With a tax profe~slOnal for At the end of that time pen- adVice on how to make the Donate life insurance most of your donatIOn for both BBB says to beware of bogus charities Another option IS to donate you and the chanty that call during the season of giving With the holiday season upon US,the Better Busmess Bureau • Orgamze an effort m your office to support a chanty By (BBB) cautIOns busmesses that they Will be mundated thIs poolIng contnbutlons With your co-workers, you can make a month With mati and telephone appeals from chantIes and rehef more Sizable donatIOn agencies Unfortunately, some of these chanties are not legltl- • Donate food Items, such as canned goods, or assist WIth mate organized food dnves In your commumty. . If you receIve a request from a chanty that you haven't sup- To find out where help ISneeded most, contact soc181serVIce Largest Antique Store In Southeastern MichIgan pl?,rtedm ~he past, check the group out With your BBB before agenCies m your area A New 40 Foot Contamer From England ReceIved E.very 60 Daysl sending a check or agreeing to donate Whether you choose to support a charitable orgamzatlOn J;.){)n't heSitate to ask for enough mformatlOn to make an through your time and effort, or by donating money, carefully ell .English Primitive Pine Pieces. ell informed glvmg deCISIOnMost charitles Willbe happy to prOVIde evaluate chantable requests to aVOIdbemg taken by deceptive • Wardrobes. Harvest Tables • )Iou With wntten, mformatlOn about theu programs and and fraudulent appeals. ~ ~ • Collectables and Smalls • ~ ~ finances Check out local chanties WIththe BBB m your area Monday.Frlday 9 to 5 WE BUY AND SULt I Watch llut for emotional appeals For more IOformation on national chanties, contact the While they m::ty bnng tears to your eyes, they may tell you CounCil of Better Business Bureaus, Phtlanthroplc AdVISOry Saturday JOto 5 (810) 777-1652 othmg about how the qhanty will use your donatIOn Appeals SerVIce,4200 Wilson Boulevard, Arlmgton, VA 22203 19717 East Nme Mlle. St OaIr Shores - Bet\Yeen 1-94 and Harper ~hould clearly;l~Pro,p..am actIVIties. The BBB's web SIte IS Never MIoW't~1ti\i'ing cash or a check httpJ/www.bbb org. o a runner or cQ¥ljWrW~ WJ,lLcome by your office, or pressure ou Into usmg overnight mall Chanties that claim to need your money today will also wel. D Go"'bley ome It tomorrow I~;- •.~. If you deCideto gIve,~.,.tead of gmng cash, but The Grosse Pointe 'ae~ tfelon'tmake the chec~ q,ui;to a certain -mdIVIdual , Use the offiCialname of the chanty United Church ~ If your company doesn't want to donate money, you may want 2100Ialfmrt to 19.$81d«' alternative ways to support your favonte cause Grosse Poore F.rms • ~o vcitunteer work for the organization. Many chantles need ~ 313-88+-3075 We've moved! ~QW' tlme..and talents Just as much as they need your money [ ~I~Semees Sunday. 100> a& lOMOP www.GPlJNITED.org Come Visit UsAt••. 19900 E.Nine Mile Santa's not the only one 2 Blocks East of '.94! who delivers BrG Oh Yeah ... We have cars too! this season. Come in to our new location and check out our beautiful new facility, .. 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There could be bnghter fam- I'm proud to say I know the Ily hohdays ahead If a new pro- three grandmothers who are cedure for AlzheImer's dIsease the guIdmg forces behmd proves effectIve RIght now, Granny Press They wnte the dlagnosmg AlzheImer's In ItS books and Illustrate them Two early stages allows the patIent of theIr claSSIC works are and the famIly to make deci- "ChaIrs Are to SIt," and "Blocks sIOns about treatment before Are to BUild" They also pro- the need becomes overwhelm- duce their own CDs through mg WIth the expenmental theIr record company, procedure now bemg tested, DImenSIOn 5 (the dImenSIOn of early magnosls could lead to the ImagmatlOn) TheIr newest slowmg down the braIn's dete- release IS called, "LIsten noratlon and may even stop Compute Rock Home" It's the damage altogether In some filled wIth wonderful mUSIC people. and movement stones for chil- So far, the procedure may be dren And, yes, grown UpS wIll hmIted to stoppIng the spread love them too The mUSICspans of the damage In patIents WIth the gamut from medIeval to AlzheImer's But thIS could be electrOnic rock and makes won- the first step to a complete derful Im'ltatlOn~ to the dance cur(' AHEE'S HAVE IT hether you are shopping for a bracelet, ring, earrings, pin, necklace, or.watch - Ahee's Centurion celebration have it! Why not see for yourself what is believed to be How many seniors continue to dance as they did in their youth? Paul Glatz, Grosse Pointe Park. is one of one of the largest collections of fine jewelry in the service for Older Citizens' older residents who still loves to dance the polka, Born in Austria in 1899, this Uvelycenturion, who celebrated his l00th blrtb- Midwest. Discover the AHEE experience - it will day on Dec. 8. said that he and his sibJtngs enjoyed watching their parents dance and followed their lead (pardon the pun!). change the way you shop for jewelry forever! Two parties, with the friends Glatz meets for lunch four da,.. a week through SOC's Food and Friendship Program. highlighted the occa.ion of his birthday. On Dec. 7. his Food and Friendship friends had a spe_ cial party for him at their meeting place in Barnes SChool. Then, on the Big Day, about 18 of his new edmund t. AHEE jewelers friends were bused to a restaurant downriver. His family and many of his old friends from the neigh- borhood. where he had lived for 50 years. gathered to congratulate him. 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods • 313-886- Glatz gave credit for his lon, life to his wife, who died several years ago. A special guest at the party 4600 was his great-granddaughter. who was bom in 1999. 100 years later than Glat&. www.AHEE-JEWELERS.com • Art galleries aIm. to InspIre,• • By Lucy Ament educate; not shock Special Writer Walker of DuMouchelle's Art Gallery Co "aId, "both a great Source of mer- for the artist In return for a percent- It lOuld be argued that unconven. age of each sale WhIle there IS less gallery, It will be "cared away by the chandIse and d great source of chents headhne "Mo"t people only entel the world tlOndl dll bl'get, unconventIOnal art n"k for the owner, who wlll not have llillchm to sell merchandise to " "Browsers allowed" IS the unam- of art because they have a "pace on a Sdle" uf the area s great estates mvp~ted In art he or she may lIut be \\ all and th ...} <-all't hallg d thdll Rob!'11 ;\1anl'calco wa, workmg In mous sentIment among gallery own- have kept a contmuous supply of fine able to sell, Mamscalco mSlsts It'S from It," "aid Mark Doren, who'e hl~ Gro,,!' POinte "tudlO gallery one ers, and all noted that a smgle ICy art available to the pubhc After pur- "till a gamble The owner assumes GaJlerJe 454 m the Park oITel' an afteilloon \\ hen two Women In their receptIOn at a gallery can keep chase, these works are often taken the cost of all overhead mcludmg eclectIc as"ortment of 19th and 20th 20" ,tuITed a letter through the door, browsers away from the rest for right back mto Grosse Pomte homes advertlsmg and marketmg But It'S good. century art "They don't really know 'crambled to their car and tore off Many gallenes dIsplay the bare walls that are a gallery's what's out there so how can they down the street The letter concerned greatest asset Space IS at a "Walk With your hands at your consigned art, meanmg SIdes, don't touch anythmg, don't make a deCISIOn about what they thl' ,wlpture by artist Edward premIUm, and qUite Simply, want?" that mstead of buy- smIle and defimtely don't sneeze," IS, KasprOWIcz which I" displayed out. space consecrated to unsuc- mg works, gallenes unfortunately the common experi- Doren added that often hi" chal- 'Ide the studIO - a bronze female WIll dIsplay them cessful art IS space demed lenge IS to ;,Iow down a party eager nude entitled "Soul Fhght ~ more lucratIve art ence, accordmg to Carole Chaundy "I dIdn't want that kmd of a gallery" to cover all the spaces m an area "They "aid It was 'grosse' (SIC) "I have to be extremely qUickly and that I ought to reconSider A wax butler greets customers at selectIve," Mamscalco said "It's a "What we hke to do when we WOI k my tastp III art," said the door of C Chaundy InternatIonal very Important decision" With corporatIOns I" to do the pubht Fme Art, a place made cozy by can- Mamscalco, a portraitist who In addItIOn to exhlbltmg art, gal. area" first; he said "We hear them de~cllbed hiS studIO as a con- dIes and tms of cookIes lenes proVlde such servIces as hooting and hollenng (about the al I), "The traditIOn IS that art galleries temporary gallery focusmg on appraIsals, restoratIOn, conservatIOn, but after a penod of time, when snub you If you're not knowledgeable emerging artists and emerg- acquIsItIons and commiSSIOns those walls have beaten up whatevcl 109 collectors or perceivably nch," Mamscalco said Appraisals can occasIOnally uncover Ideas they have about art, then we Bob and Jo Ann Barto own Grosse "One or two people have a buned treasure Last month go to the executIve to have hIm pltk Pomte Gallery Bob Barto said that complamed (about the Walker sold a Hughie Lee. out preces for hiS office and he's pick- some gallenes use trus mdIfference bronze) and I thmk several SmIth for $27,000 Ing something other than fi.,hjump- more have not" to mtlmldate VISitors who are anx- that the owner had IOUSto be taken senously mg out of a stream or (a pamtmg ofl Mam"ca!co defends the bought at a small a golf course It's better to have "We're so laId back here It'S unre- sculpture "The human form antIque shop for $40 someone grow mto a work than to al," he said "We're here to make peo- cuttmg a Ime mto space IS Nevertheless, she said It IS grow out of It" ple feel comfortable and to answer one of the mo"t magical rare for a valuable work to fall mto "I tell everyone, 'Buy what you hke theIr questIOns" Barto said he once expenences a person can unsuspectmg hands and enJoy,'" Barto said "Art "hould saw a WIndow shopper standmg out. have If they're open to It," "A fairly large part of the people touch you We're findmg now that Side the gallery, reluctant to enter he said WIth Items of value have some Idea people wIll come III and buy a prece because she was in sports attIre But he IS not shocked by of theIr value," she said "Maybe and fimsh their whole room around Barto coaxed her m by showmg her attacks on taste, even ones they dIdn't pay any attentIOn to It" that he - havmg just played a game whIch are tastelessly them If they inhented them, but Doren agreed "Whether you're a of tenms - was In sports attlre also staged Beauty IS truth, they know that the person who wnter, a mUSICian or an artist, It'S all "We get phone calls askmg about truth beauty, he said, but the dId the collecting collected WIth the dress code; said Walker, who about commUnIcatIOn The wnter truth IS that beauty IS highly dilIgence and attentIOn and had uses the word, the mUSICian u"es an WIth her four slbhngs runs the bUSI- ~ubjechve and a gallery must a certam expertise " mstrument, an artist use" canvas If ness started by her father In 1927, grapple with concerns of For those wantmg to start a "or askmg what the protocol IS what they produce doesn't commum. quality and marketablhty collectIOn from scratch; gettmg People ask 'What do I do when I cate somethmg to you, than It'S not while working with a range m the door may be the hardest In tune With your hfe " come m?' We say, 'Just come m and of contexts and demands step If the pubhc approaches observe See If the merchandIse we Perhaps because art IS popularly Grosse Pomte has about thiS article as It does an art thought to be a high brow busmesb, a half dozen gallenes ser- handle IS sometrung you'd lIke to col- Photo by Brad Lmdbe rg lect '" It might surprise many that those VIClllga local chentele as Robert Maniscalco who sell art beheve a gallery has an well a" the state and The gallery assumes the job of educatIOnal role has a sense of humor exposmg the buyer to a vanety of art beyond about objections to a "To be a respectful gallery owner and helpmg focus hIS or her mterests r Betause of DetrOIt's need to make a concerted effort to bronze nude - yet on a period, style or school, subject, lllustnou" past and the defends his decision prOVide InformatIOn and share con'lderable wealth of medIUm, region or a combmatlOn of to display the statue these knOWledge," said Tom Mayshark, Iht early century\ collec- in front of his gallery. tor~. 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December 16. 1999 Grosse Pointe News 28 Weddings garden ceremony, wluch was is a reglstered dIetitIan WIth Groomsmen were the bride's followed by a reception, also at brother, Patnck Parsons of the Mommsen- WIlham Beaumont Hospital Magnolia Acres, a hIstone CIty of Grosse Pomte; and The groom also graduated from MIchIgan State mansIOn Damel Smith of Hartland The bnde wore a tea-length Schmidt Umverslty. He IS an Infonn~- The mother of the bnde wore IVOry georgette gown WIth a bon associate With EDS 10 a royal blue SIlk gown decorat- ElIzabeth Mommsen of RIce pearl beaded bodIce She ear- ed WIth beadIng and earned Lake, WIS., daughter of Mr. Southfield The couple cruIsed the west- ned a bouquet of IVOry and cream-colored roses and Mrs. John Mommsen, mar- peach sweetheart roses accent- ern Canbbean They hve 10 The groom's mother wore a ned TImothy Schmidt of ed WIth day lIlIes, Queen pale green SIlk SUIt WIth Grosse Pomte Woods, son of Royal Oak Anne's lace and heather embroIdered details She also the Rev. and Mrs. Walter The maid of honor was Mary earned cream-colored roses Schnlldt, on June 19, 1999, at ' Morton of Plymouth She wore Thomas Smith Jr, the the Erloeserkuche, Frelburg a knee-length chalhs dress In bnde's COUSIn,mtroduced out- 1m Brelsgau, Germany autumn tones and camed a of-town guests and the bndal The groom's father, the Rev. bouquet of Ivory sweetheart Mr. and Mrs. Rodney party at the receptIOn The Walter SchmIdt, and Hans ro~e<;accented WIth day hlies, Bruce MlUott bnde's uncle, Thomas E SmIth MartIn Ahr offiCiated at the Queen Anne's lace and heather Sr. saId the prayer before dm- ceremony, which was followed The best man was the nero by a dmner reception at the groom's brother, Tim GuIllette The bnde graduated from Hotel Zum Roten Baren. ofAmherst, Mass. Parsons- the Royal Melbourne Institute The maid of honor was the Mr. Uld Mrs. Cbrlatopber R.... Irv1Dg The bnde's mother wore an of Technology WIth a bachelor bnde's SIster, Chnstina en IVory SUlt and a corsage of Millott of arts degree m profeSSIonal Mommsen of Galway, Ireland. of Grosse POinte Woods, on Ivory and peach sweetheart Bndesmald was Rebecca Laura Elvere Parsons, commumcatIons Aug. 7,1999, at Grosse Po1Ote roses The groom graduated from Weller oflowa CIty, Iowa Woods Presbyterian Church The groom's mother wore a daughter of MaY'jorle and The best man was the George Parsons of the CIty of the Umverslty of Melbourne The Rev. Jack Ziegler OffiCI- lavender SUItand a corsage of He IS a chent dIrector WIth groom's brother, Walter ated at the 5 p.m ceremony, IVOrysweetheart roses Grosse Pomte, marned Rodney Schmidt of NapervI11e,III Bruce Mdlott, son of Bruce and Deloitte & Touche in which was followed by a recep- The bnde earned a bachelor Groomsmen were Anthony tion at Bamster Gardens. Conrue MIllott of Melbourne, Melbourne of science degree 10 manage- The newlyweds honey- DILaura and MIchael The bride wore a floor-length ment lOformatIon systems AustralIa, on July 3, 1999, at Klobuchar, both of Grosse the Grosse POInte Academy mooned at Hayman Island white dress WIth a satin bodice, from the Umverslty of South along the Great Barner Reef. Pomte Woods. scoop neck and embrOIdered Flonda and IS worlung on a Chapel Ring bearer was Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Dennis The Rev RIchard ShubIk of They hve in Melbourne tulle skirt A beaded bun wrap master's degree She IS a sys- Wright of Ray. held her veil 8!"d she carried a Patrick Guillette tems englneer with GTE Data St Paul Cathohc Church offiCI- The bnde earned a master's bouquet of peach and Ivory ServIces In Tampa, Fla ated at the 4 p m ceremony, degree In accounting from the which was followed by a recep- roses, iris and ivy Uroversity of WiSCOnsin She The m81d of honor was the tIOn at the DetrOIt AthletIc Morrison- The groom earned a bachelor works for KPMG Deutsche bride's Sister, Kim Kneger of of sCience degree 10 manage- Club Treuhand Gesellschaf't in Canton. ment lOformatlOn systems The bnde wore a white Stuttgart, Germany. Guillette The bridesmaid was the from the Umversity of South sleeveless gown that featured a The groom IS pursuing grad- Heather Anne Mornson, satIn corset bodIce and a full bride's SIster, Jennifer Sebuck Flonda He IS the assistant uate studies In theology at of Novi; the junior bndesmaid daughter of Kathryn Momson tulle slurt WIth a small tram dIrector of computer support Eberhard-Karis UniverSItaet was the groom's SIster, Megan of Grosse Pomte Woods, mar- Her fingerttp tulle veIl was for the de la Parte Flonda In Thebingen, Germany, and a Irving of Grosse Pointe Woods ned Denms Patnck GUillette, held In place by a pearl tIara master of divinity degree from son of Richard and Mary Rose Mental Health Institute at the The flower girl was the Umversity of South Flonda. and she carned a bouquet of Luther Seminary in St Paul. groom's sister, Lauren Irving of Guillette of Brockton, Mass, cream-colored roses with rib- The newlyweds traveled to Grosse Pointe Woods. on Nov 14, 1998, at MagnolIa bon-wrapped stems The newlyweds took a Como, Italy. They live in Attendants wore floor-length Acres 10 Longwood, Fla The maId of honor was Caribbean cruise They lIve in Stuttgart. champagne-colored dresses The Rev. Alain Maunce Momque Fekm of Grosse Temple Terrace, Fla with matching shoulder wraps. GIrard offiCIated at the 2 p m. Pomte Park They carried bouquets of peach Bndesmalds were Holly Krieger- and IVOryroses, inses, yellow Bendure and Allison Ash, both stock and ivy. The flower girl Grosse Po1Oters wore a tea-length ivory dress Attendants wore floor-length Irving The best man was Matt Someone YouLove Can Use OUf Jlelp Ice blue gowns WIth off-the- Hovey of Royal Oak. shoulder necklines They car- Sarah Derose Krieger, The groomsman was RIch • Private homes • Full or part- ned bouquets of pale pmk daughter of RIchard and Susan time coverage Miller of LansIng. • Hospital or roses Kneger of Canton, married Mr. and Mrs. TImothy The bride graduated from nursing homes • Bonded 8Dd IlISUred The best man was Paul Chnstopher Russell Irvmg, son Schmldt Michigan State University She Miller of AustIn, Texas. of Dr WillIam and Judy Irving .U-hours 'RNsupervised Registered Nurses Licensed Pracbcal Nurses Nurses AIdes ... - LIVe-m Compalllons rr:::'=H="='''=E=A=P=L=EA=S=A=N=r=TR=Y=A=r=p=E=RFE=C=r=(=o=N==-:::;'I I also like the way she handled thiS slam even though some (who • ll.V Just don't understand) lhoughtlt dumb luck • BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD NURSiNG UNliMiTEd t , •+ .1 INCORPORATED •• BqrnyUL ServiDllIbe G~ Polulcs 81E8stern Suburbs slDce 1980 Milch /lIert' musl be 10 know about women and /Iw/ shol/ld prompt maxrmum • ..."."4 fascmallonforever .. • A - Woody Boyd +KQ10• •• 3 10 •• 04 AKQ32 • K • .3 • • 8.,83 [ Inlended !hIS to be about one of our lovely lady players The facl-gather- • ....42 W • • mg procedure Just compleled about her family's bygone time was so exhllaral- + "4 • • Z mg It has challenged me to keep Camille Peterson !he center of thIS effon's CAMlLUl allenllon D.. So lel'~ stan there Her husband, Dr Roben, IS qUite a gentleman TheIr • • AG108.Z young ones, now grown and gone, Drew, Rob Jr , twms Jeff and Jenmfer, and • KG10 W LEDS,IO Bradford are the extensIOn of a fine family lifestyle Four are marned, IIvmg + A". all over, With children who are the reason for theIr grandparents' glonous JOY All are pra~tl~mg medlcme, attendmg to their familIes or workmg m related CAMILLE Yi fields and, because thiS IS a bndge column, I will suppress funher fun about Ihcm IH Camille started play 109 at MichIgan Slate Umverslty, when It was the tiling to do, on her way to a busmess degree Mamage followed and we next 2C 35' lound Roben and hiS bnde 10 Japan With the Medical Corps. Naturally, both 4H 4NT loved to play bndge and there they found many who enjoyed the game Upon their return, they moved from Detrollto Grosse Pomte In 1973, 5D 6H PO Camille deCIded 10 hght a modest fire, somethmg she's been qUleJly dOIng all of her life, and became Grosse Pomle Park's first councilwoman You can appreciate 10 those days elective office was the sanctuary of men But she .Spllnter bId 10 suppon of Clubs showmg a smgleton proved that down-Io-eanh people, even m skins, who were dClenmned, per- "'mal and of culture could do such a !hmg Camille ruffed !he spade continuation and Imme(hately recog- In 1992, her slster-m-Iaw Betsy Schooff got her staned 10 duphcate al the mzed VictOry rested WI th the successful locatIOn of the lrump king War Memonal With Judy and Don Thomas' help, It has become her game and East had shown the ace, kmg of spades and obVIOusly held the queen ..he play~ at least three umes a week when Roben and she aren't travehng as West had led the 10, the top of a sequence II Isn't a COinCidence Ihat she's a much ~ght after panner for a very specIfic Why hadn't East opened the blddmg? She dIdn't hold the hean and practical reason She's detennllled to take Ihe nght bId and make the best kmg and that was the only (heaven help her) conclUSIOn Declarer play CamIlle knows Ihat Will come WI!h pracuce and last mon!h she took her could draw first major ~tep to success She became a Life Master' She's the first one 10 Her phght was mighty, the contract was gOing downl But not acknowledge that Marge Chanot, Jan Wells, Bev From, and Joan Hemz made Wllhout a detenmned try She ihoughtto herself, out card probablh- that pos~lble lies suggested West holdmg the kmg smgleton was only 33 percent I like thiS new Life Master's atUlude, as she says, "I know Ihafs Just a With 110 show of emoclon at tnck 3, she hud down the lrump ace and ..ymbol and 10 only a small way renects upon my advancement But I'm deter- VlcIOry' mmed al teast to be one of the EastSide's best and [know I'm stIli a long way Was It luck? Yes, It was, but It was the only play that could suc- 2000 ExclUSive • 011" ceed and for lha1 Mrs Peterson should be awarded a "Good g01Og'" • •• •• By TAG Hpu('r edmund t. AHEE jewe.e,. 20139 Mack Avenue Gro.. e Pointe Woods 313-886-4600 Announce your wedding or engagement in the Gr. Pointe ~WS December 16. 1999 38 . Grosse Pointe News Communit Galleries From page 18 tht, I~bue wa., mamly thl' VOlce offendmg one\ dlCot', oftl'n It prOplll'tOl of Ambh"ldl' of the tdxpaver III matter, LOn. l'>Ju~t a C,l'1' of a unIOn of Gallel v on FI,hpl and the cur- cerlllng public fundlllg of the mind" Ipnt prp'ldcnt of the Gro~~e drt., 'Everyone hd" a ddlt'rpnt Pumtl' Al t, Counul A, a PII~ Engugements ,~ Schulte- Augustitus George and Carol Schulte of Grosc;e POinte Farms have announced the engagement of theIr daulthter, Nancy Carol Schultp, to Thomas Wilham I AUgu.,tltu" .,on of Tom and II! Kath) Augu.,tltu<; of Gro'ic;e Pomte Shorl.'., A November • weddlllg I' planned Schultp flraduated from Wp<;tprn MIchigan Umver<;lty and 1<;pmployed hv Outdoor Sy.,tem<; Advl'rtl<;lng George Koueiter Augu,tltu., ~aduatpd from Northwp.,tern MichIgan & Sons Nancy Carol Schulte Collegp and workc; a'i a .,alee; and Thomas WlUlam rrpre'ientatlvP for Advance Je\\eler\ Augustltus Tpxtl!l''' George Koueiter & SonsJewelers 19261 Mack Ave Grosse POinte Woods 21043 Mack (Corner of 'lack & Rosl~'nl, Grosse Ptf. Woods (313) 886-7715 5 blocks Morthof V~rm~r8~tw~~n 8 & 9 Mile ~oad (Mack near Moros,) - 0 Family owned and operated since 1%8 Open Sundays 12 00 4 00 882 111 WE ARE A fUll SfRVICF FURRIER APPRAISAl S • RI PAIRS. PI STYLING. RfIININ(, lIolida~ Hours: • MONOGRAMMING. FUR (ARF • ( If ANINC • (OIP ~r()PA(,F 'Ion .. Fri. 1O:I111am. K:OOpm.Sal. W:Ollam. fl:IH1,m Sun. 12:011,lm: t>:llllpm December 16, 1999 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Pride of the Pointes Angela Teresa Grassi of Sandra D. Dickerson was Hanukkah Grosse POinte Woods earned a promoted to the rank of heu- tenant colonel m the U oS Air By Roger Skully master of sCience degree from Northern IllinOIS Umverslty Force Reserve She IS a gradu- Special Writer ate of Grosse Pomte North "Blessed are yOIl, Lord our God, Kmg of the High School As a general sur- UnIverse, who has made us holy by your command- Army Pvt Adam C. Maloof geon, bhe IS abblgned to the ments and commanded us to kmdle the lIghts of of Grosse Pomte Park has com- 9016th Au Reserve Squadron, Hanukkah" pleted baSICcombat training at An Reberve Per;,onnel Center BeginnIng on the evemng of Dec 3, 1999 (the 25th Fort Knox, Ky In Denver day of Klslev by the Hebrew calendar) and contmumg • • for eight days, the hohday of Hanukkah was celebrat. John Trupiano of Grosse Grosbe Pomte studentb ed Candles are Ilt m a "Hanukkah" (Hanukkah POIl1L~ Wuodb, d fr~shllldll dt 1Ia.IIWU tu UIL bunUl" II"t fUI the Menorah, a holder for Hanukkah which holds eight AlbIOn College, IS a member of summer semester at Michigan State Umverslty Included candles) A nmth candle, called the Shamus or "ser- the college's Bnton football team Grace Angelica Arriola, vant," IS used to hght the others. It IS not counted as Choir reunion • Katherine Leleszi, Bridget one of the hghts On the first day one IS ht, thereafter Nearly 100 former members of the Christ Church Steven M. Chevalier of Livingston, Shareef they are progressively mcreased untd eight are burn- Choirs gathered for a reunion Nov. 26. The group Grosse POInte Woods earned a Simaika and Matthew mg shared more than 60 years of choral history. bachelor of sCience degree and Peabody. Hanukkah celebrates a historical event In 165 Pahl Zinn (a choir member from 1982-1987) pre- Trudy H. Morency of Grosse • BCE, a group of Jews successfully rebelled agamst sented a slide show representing 40 years of singing, POInte Park earned a master (If Peter Joseph Cline, son of the Seleucld Klng Antlochus The story IS told 10 the worshipping and touring by the choirs. sCience degree m admmlstra- Barbara and Peter Cline of the Books of the Maccabees contamed 10 the Apocrypha From left, are Edward Putnam, rector: Frederic tlOn from Central Michigan City of Gros;,e Pomte, was ml- Mattathlas, a pnest who led the revolt after the DeHaven, choirmaster: and Bill Gard and Bill Kalb, Umverslty tiated mto Beta Theta PI fra- Temple had been defiled, was followed by hiS five former choristers. termty at the University of sons, the most famous of whom was named Judah Michigan The word "Maccabees" means hammer, because he Rebecca L. Palen, daugh- ter of Peter Band Ehzabeth dehvered hammer-hke blows to the armies of Palen of the City of Grosse David R. Schurr of Grosse AntlOchus Pomte, IS a member of the POinte Park was named to the Another mterpretatlOn IS that he mscnbed on hiS Gerald R Ford InstItute for dean's hst for the summer shIeld the Hebrew letters M CH BY which are the Public SefVlce The mstltute quarter at the DetrOit College first letters of the words, "Who IS lIke you among the gives students a chance to of Busme~s Gods, AdonOl (The Hebrew here uses the tetragrama- broaden their educatIOn ton, the four letter YHVH, which IS the name of God) through concentrated study It IS not pronounced by Jews AdonOl means hterally, and pubhc service Palen IS a Grosse POinte students who "My master" first-year student at AlbIon were named to the dean's So the legend tells us, when they cleansed and College honor lI;,t for the wmter term at the UnIversity of Michigan rededicated the temple (Hanukkah means dedICatIOn), • College of EngIneenng mclud- they only found enough 011 for the holy lamp to last Elizabeth L. Caramagno, I'd Sarah Burnham, one day By a miracle, It lasted for eIght days, untd a semor maJonng In chemIstry Jeanine Chan, Meredith more oIl could be procured. and secondary educatIOn at Chan, Adriana Costache, Glft-gIvmg has become a part of the holiday ntual AlbIOn College, IS completmg Elizabeth Jubera, Bradley because we hve m a culture that gives gifts at thiS her student teachmg reqUire- Kean, Jonathan Opdyke. tlme of the year ~nd we don't want our children to be ment by teachmg chemistry Michelle Osinski. David giftless and Enghsh She IS the daugh- Piech, Matthew Rudnick, The meaning of Hanukkah and ItS celebrations con- Jesuit Seminary ter of Damel A and LIsa A Gregory Schulte, Veronica tmue to be relevant for all people Its miracle reaf- Caramagno of Grosse Pomte Valencia, Jonathan Woods Weinert, Julie Champion. firms the behef 10 God's redemptlve power. Its mes- Association sage emphaSIzes the nght to mdlvldual freedoms and Brian Goldstein, Maureen Members of the Sts. Peter and Paul unit of the Hindelang, Christopher to memory of faml1y strength that IS so Important Jesuit seminary Association held their annual meet- Grosse Pomter Courtney Lim. Jay Lytle, Matthew commumty hfe ing and luncheon recently at the home of Catherine Krueger, a semor marketmg Schulte and Anne Sullivan. It celebrates the struggle for self-determmatIOn and Petz of Grosse Pointe Shores. A Mass of Thanksgiving major and deCISIOn sCiences religiOUSfreedom for all peoples. (Isn't thIS why the was celebrated by the Rev. Karl Kiser. mmor at Miami UmversIty, pIlgnms came to Amenca?) was selected to participate m It IS a story of tnumph Ove! adverSIty, strength In New of,ficers are shown, from left: Leontine the fall semester of Laws, Hall Grosse Pomter~ Valerie convIctIOn and behefm the possIbIhty of mIracles (the Cadieux, recording secretary; Mary Crowe. corre- & ASSOCiates, a student-run Wouters, Mark Carrier and candles as well as the mIlItary VIctOry) It reminds us, sponding secretary; Petz, president: and Carolyn Simulated advertlsmg agency Linda MacLake were named Wagner. treasurer. as Amencans, that at the heat of our diverSIty we are to the spnng/summer honor jomed together by many common needs and values .' roll at Walsh College Were It not for the Hasmoneans (the famIly name of Judah and hIS brothers), Chnstlamty would not have had a chance to be born JudaIsm would have ceased to eXIst Islam and monotheIsm would have suc- cumbed to the worshIp of Greek Idols So - we all may give thanks for thIS festIval of hght WORSHIP SERVICES CHRIST CHURCH 960 East Jefferson Avenue. Detroit, Michigan 48207 (313) 259-6688 Christ Church Grosse Pointe Friday December 24 Ga rols Wlth Bells 515pm presents Nine Lessons, Carols Family 5eMce Wlth EucharISt 530pm Garols Wlth Flute Oboe and Trumpet 845 pm Chnst Church Grosse Pomte has presented the servIce each Festal E uctlan 51 With Ghetr 900pm Will present Its annual candle- year smce 1950 The Rev Gary GoIdaclcer, Dr Joanne RICkards, Redeemer United Methodist Church light servIce of Nme Lessons The pubhc IS mVlted and All Ale Welcome Rector MUSIC Director 20571 Vermer Road Harper Wood" and Carols for Chnstmas at there IS no admiSSion cost 884-2035 430 pm Sunday, Dec 19, at Grosse Pointe Baptist Church the church, 61 Grosse Pomte Single Way plans CllrI.~t Cellll'rl'd (lml (.url/lg - CO",IIl1ttl'tlto lOlltli wul Commllluly Christmas Eve Blvd In Grosse Pomte Farms 700pm Sunday Wor..,lul' - 8:00 AM and 11 :00 AM Service of Lessons and Carols The candleht sefVlce IS sung New Year's party Sunday Schuol - 9:45 AM for Agt>2 - Adult Candlcllghllng by the ChOirs of GirlS, Boys The Smgle Way, a group of and Men and mcludes many mterdenommatlOnal Chnstlan Kid's Clu/).\, ltgI' 3 - Crade 5. l1Ieet !fednesdaYI> at 6.15/,.111 Rev Ron Corl traditIonal carols by BntIsh smgle adults, wl!l hold an Muld/~ School Youth lIIee( Tlte~day\ at 6 30 p.lII. and Amencan composers evemng of games and fellow- ~elllor /ftgh Youth lIIe('t SIl1f(I(lY~ at 6:30 I' III ~t. 'aul ~b. 1Gut~eran O1~urc~ ship begmnmg on Fnday, Dec 21336 Mack .\vf'nuf' Gr()~..,f' Pomte. Woorl~ ThiS servIce began m the 31 Teenagers and children are 375 Lothrop alChalfonle. 881-6670 19th century at the cathedral welcome The cost IS $6 for Phonf" (.3U) 881-3.WJ W ..h Pa~f'. www.gJlbf'.org In Truro, England, and became adults, $3 for teens The pnce IDrcrmber 19 9:00 am Worship mcludes food, beverages and a popular annual servIce sung St. James Lutheran Church 10:30 am SS Christma<; Prog. by the ChOir of Men and Boys breakfast Reservatlon~ are 170 McMillan Road at Kmgs' College, Cambndge hmlted and must be made by etlymstlltlll.l Eur Wednesday, Dec 29 Call (810) Grosse POinte Fanm 5:00 pm Worship with Communion Chnst Church Grosse Pomte 776-5535 884-0511 NUNery Care Available JO:OOpm Special Music Sunday, December 19 - IV Advent 10:30 pm Candlelight Worship \0 I'; d m Chlldren\ Chmtma~ Pageant and Holy buchamt with Communion lloodm "Happy Birthday, Je"u,," Party !Ircrmbrr 26 10:00 am Worship :Kdu 12rnn~ 1:\1e -Srrblrr 7:30 pm Friday, December 24 - Christmas Eve 'ioopm A F-anllly Liturgy of Le..,,,on,, & Carol" 104'ipm Pre-Wor~hlp MU"lC 1{Cb. ,If rebmclt linrms 1""11.([ ~ristopl!er ,1f ryc Itoopm Cdndlchghl Wor"hlp ServIce Wllh Holy Communion The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday, December 25 • Chri<;tmas Day The Fourth Sunday of Advent 11 OOa m Holy r.uchaml YOUTH CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Sunday, December 26. St. Stephen's Day 9 00 & II 00 a m - Wor"hlp ~erVlce" 10 I'; a m Chmtma, Wor,hlp In German 10 00 a m - No Church School Today Sing-along With parallel rngh"h tcxl'> 8 4'i am - 12 14 pm - Cnllrroddler Care 400 pm - Healing Scrvlce The salvation Army Women'a Auzillary of Metro- poUtan Detroit kicked off the hoUday aeuon with "Chriatmaa at the Townaendft Dec. 3, at the Friday, December 31 CHRISTMAS EVE Townaend Hotel in Birmlnpam. New Vear'" Eve 'i 00 PM hlmily Scrvllc 7 10 P m End-of- Yc,lr Wor,hlp 7 10 P m Le""on" Carol" & Holy CommunIon The funclraiaer featured lunch, a Uve auction and a With Holy Communion Christmaa carol aing-along. 1000 P m Lc""on" ,md elro]., From left, are .lng-along participanu Gloria Clark, No Ecumenical Men'" Fnday Bre,lkra"l on 1211I De1llae Andria, Pat Giftoa and Gayle Boutroua, all Groue Pointe reaidenta. Barner Free A STEPHEN MINISTRY and Lo Grosse Pointe Farms, Fnday, D...emher 24 .rhe h. of ~ nd.n 1lt'("f"Rlbfr 24 Lhn'lma\ The Fourth Sunday of Advent 4Y~~ GRACE UNITED Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Lhnqlln<, \v'f"..-r t r (luldn..1l ~ (X) "lOOp m wrdlally inVite you to Ct:'(hrarm~Oljr ''''O,hAmlllf'nan "ml 1/111., December 19 ~+ @ CHURCH OF CHRIST (hrhlllll\! \l! Itun,\. -l4-W RJdnor Jt \1Jl~ • 885 ,023 JOin u• .It our (/HI ('rrUlma~ Eu' JA.J9Jjorm tilT IH IN./(Ij Iw/( f M Llllh 7 ~() r nl Candlelight Service 01 ~ ~I Kerlhe'JI Jt LJk~pOlnte '/ I II' prnt>ltf olIOIIt' dllm 1,111111111111: <) ,0 d m Blhle Clas, X (..) \) 00 P III lilT\:!'" and ChOir Nine Lessons and Carols 4:30 p.m •• Gro"c POlnt~ PJrk ~22 3~n Sunday Sel vl(.e~ 1010 a m & ~lIndJ> School rht: [\t ...L~"" Ih~ l>l) SundJy Wor,hlp 1030 J III L 7 1Uand Il (X) P m Duplll"Jtt. ''H.rvKt:'lo Choir 01 Boys, Girls and Men 'olturd ..., Otl,tmber 25 Sunday S"hool For Students Tuc,dJy Thnlt Shop 1010 1 30 10 ..5 J III Wor,hlp } e'ioll\lal Chorallommunnm (hnsllll..l' D.J\ J llur}l:) JO ~f) II 10 a m up to the age of 20 10 30 a m Wednesday Arr,allng Grace SCnlor, WELS (.hn)lmd~ DdV 10:00 Sunday School t."O" '" Wednesday ScrvlLes 8 00 pm a.m. II 3 ()() Regular SuvJo:es of Holy Communwn COYlE JOIN US 1000 J III \\or,hlp RI!ll Fr O~'1letrIOS l(alla<:la:s PJolO~lJesbyter Sullday at 8 30 lllId II 00 Lm 10:15 a.m. Adult Forum m.- R!'II F, t.oostanll~ M,ak, nos p,~, Thursdays at 12.10 I' m 9:00 a.m. -12:30 ~fY fr Lto Copac-a Jf Poes1 ALLARE WELCOME *Nursery Care provided ~ Grosse POinte 19950 Mack Manners on Hdr1 Plaza aJ Iht Tunnel '::-"1(~1. ~'iWOODS PRESBYTERIAN (between Moross & Vernier) Frtt ',cur,d ParklnJ: • ford (,Drag, ~ DO SOMETHING NICE FOR THE Enler at nmJdIt(Jrd &: Jeffrnon 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. ~~ Church FAMILY THIS CHRISTMAS ... Gros_ Pointe, MI 48236 9 00 & 11 00 a m Worship The Rn RLChard \\ Jaxa1k, Rt'dor CELEBRATE CHRIST S BIRTH' h.enlk th J "'" cottman (313) 885-4841 10 ()()a m EducatIOn Hour Organt'lot and Cholrma.~ler We cordlallv inVite )OU tOJ0ln us at our 'Iursel) Services A\allable III Jom us for special Chnstmas services You will 313.259.2206 www.chrlstchurchgp.org be made to feel very welcome' CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES 700 P III Famllv SerHee Chrislmas Eve Candlehghl ServIce 500 PM Grosse Pointe United Methodist Church --- Chnslmas Day Feshval Service' 10:00 AM 211 Moross Road • 886-2363 11 00 P III Candlelight Servlee BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH 900& II 15am Wor,htp (Lulheran Church - M,ssoun Synod) 886.4301 10 .I m Sunddy School 11475 E Quler Dr (Comer ofCh"ts"orlh) I" II 313-885-7721 E.mall gpwpc@JUrlO com CHRISTMAS EVE First English Ev. Lutheran Church 5 30 p m - Service for Famllle~ WIth young Children ~t. ~ic~nel's ~piscopnl QI~urc~ Vcrnlcr Road JI Wedgcwood Dme Gro~se POinte Woods TlJ4.5040 9 00 p m - Le~~on~, Carols, Candles & Communion 8 30 & 11 00 a m Worship 1000 pm - ReceptIOn for college student' 20475 Sunningdale Park, Grosse Pointe Woods 9 45 a m Sunday School 884.4820 CHRISTMAS EVE II 00 p m - Le,~on,. Cdrob. C.1I1dle~& Communion 5 00 P m Candlehght SefVlce 7 15 P m SpeCial MUSIC MINISTERS: The Rei Robert E Net" Rector 7 30 p m Candlehght ServIce Rei Jack G Trembath 1045 pm Special MUSIC Robert Wnght Mary Ann Shipley 11 00 p m Mldrught ~ ~1I"dlll 8 (llJllm PASTOR Dr Walter A Schmidt Candlehght ServIce WIth lloly llldlll"" 10 1 'i 1111/ ( l'fII,b ~,hool ASSOCIATE PASTOR Rev Barton L Beebe Hol CommunIOn 10 3011 11/ ( h"wl [ "d",,,,t GROSSE POINTE UNITED CHURCH (\/110(11' I,allable) Christ the King 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop • 884-3075 CHRISTMAS EVE .; 00 P 111 C,,, 01 Flld'''' N to! Cbllt/Jelt "...And God Steps in..." 7 OV P 111 rhnmfJIlS I .,'SOIlS (/lid CiIIO!S Lutheran Church - 30 P 711 enOl 01 Eucbllmt IIIIlI Sel7nOIl JIJ 30 P 111 Ch,,,r1ll1l' J elf 0/1 , Ilnd C",o/' Mack & Lochmoor, G,P.W .• 884-5090 10 00 AM FAMILY WORSHIP J 1 on p m (hm al f ud [111\t Ilud \f'f"11l01l (CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE) Sunday, December 19 \11 CHRISTMAS DAY \/l 7- 1000 AM CHURCH SCHOOL 8 15 a'm Worshtp Servtce -_ - I" 10 30 .j H Hol) LII,hrlr/st HO/m/j Ilnd Carol, 1045 am Chlldren\ WorshIp /r\ CHRISTMAS EVE 1230 - 330 P m LIVing Nallvlty 5:30 p.m. & 11:30 p.m. Candlelight Service N Christmas Eve Service Family Candlehght ServIce JEFFERSON AVENUE \ER.\IER Rev Eddie A Bray, Rev Scott DaVIS, 730pm Pastor ASSOCiate Pastor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Nursery ProVided WllI\lOOR. Candlehght WIthSr ChOir 8625 E Jeffer.,on at Burn~, DetrOIt 1045 p m ClIDI<£>TMA<£> Celebrate a Traditional Christmas in the City Christmas Day Service THE CHRISTMAS SUNDAY lO00a m 1\r December 19.10:30 a.m, Randy S Boelter, Pastor 8EAroN Timothy A Holzerland, Pastor "Lessons and Carols" • &. !ooQrnE Meditation "'s There Any Room?" Rev Peter C Smith *~ UTtlOLIC ClflJQOI CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE 4th SUNDAY OF ADVENf t;;:.. Saturday, December 18 and December 24 . 9:30 p.m. Sunday, December 19. t999 9 p m - Prelude mU~IC -flute, cello. plano ,md organ Communal Penance Setvtce Saturday 2..00p.m. "Oh Holy Night" fj Mass on Saturday at 4.00 P m. CHRISTMAS Rev Peter C SmIth preachmg Mass on Sunday at 8.30 a m. Celebration of the Lord'~ Supper ~.'r.. Mass on Sunday at tit S a.m ':I~ Organ and choral mU!>IC VIGIL OF THE BIRTH OF CHRIST Secured Parkmg 822-3456 EVE Friday, December lA, 1999 Opening of the Jubilee Year Children's liturgy at 4:00 p.m. Christmas at St. Clare 1999 FEAST OF THE BIRTH OF CHRIST WORSHIP Saturday. December 25, 1999 Communal Penance Services Concert at II 30 p.m. Christmas Eve Midnight Mass at 1200 a m. With Special Absolution Mass of Christmas Day at 8 30 a m \londay DClcmber 20 at II 00 a m Wcdne,dav DlXcmber 22 JI 7 lO r m 8:00 p.m. Mass of Christmas Day at 11.15 a.m FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY Christmas Eve Mass Schedule Sunday, December 26, 1999 Friday, December 24 Mass at 8 30 a m. .. 00 r m wnh Chlldrcn , Bell ChOir Christmas Eve Candlelight Service Mass at I 1:15 a m ~..~r m "nh Children, ChOir&. \, III'IIV 1',lgc.ml II 10 P III Carol' [ol!"\l,cd oy NEW YEAR'S EVE ( mdlLlIcht \hdmghl "IJ" v.lth Form,11 (ho,r Faith Lutheran Church Fnday, December 31, 1999 'Crosslng the Threshold' Chrislmas Day Mass Schedule A service for the turnIng of the saturday, December 2S 897 Philip at Jefferson year 2000 beginning at 4.00 p m x 00 J m \I Ith Org.," ,I( C.mlor with Mass at 5 00 p m I) 10 I m \I 11h ( ontcmpnnl\ \hl'll Gr,'ur 11 00 ,I m "'lIh F-orm,11 ChOir 822-2296 NEW YEAR'S DAY WORLD DAY OF PEACE Feast of Ihe Holy Family Mass, Sunday. December 26 Saturday, January I. 2000 v.,lh ",penal Parl,up,llI'IO hy Pan,h Flmll,e, The Clum h "hen' e,t" and Sllbllrb~Meet' Mass at 8:30 a m. X ()() J m <) 10 J m 1\ 10 J m Mass at 11 15 am Mass for Ihe New M,llennrum, Feast of Mary, Mother of God FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY \'C\\ Ycar , I ,~ 7 00 P m Sunday, January 2, 2000 '1,'\\ 'Ie lr , D \y 9 10., III Mass at 8 30 a m Mass at I I 15 a m ST. ClARE OF MONTEFALCO CATHOLIC CHURCH Jefterson St Ambrose Catholk Church Is lOCAted at \1ack Avenue at Outer Dnve 15020 Hampton Road between Waybum Grosse Pomte Park, Mrchl~an DO and Maryland. one block north of Jefferson. Church Parking ImmedIately west of the Grosse Pointe 11l!88').4960 Pari Its become an American tradition, just like being Jlhome for the holidays." This Christmas, spice up your table with a luscious, spiral-sliced, HONEY GLAZED HAM, or a spiral sliced HONEY GLAZED T.URKEYBREAST from the HAM SUPREME SHOPS. Once you taste the goodness of our food, arid the warmth of our holiday-spirited service ... you may never buy a ham elsewhere. "Often imitated but never duplicated~~ 21 61 5 Harper St. Clair Shores (Bet. 8 & 9 Mile at Shady Lane) Call Ahead For Fast A,m Easy Carryout (81 0) 774-2820 Fax (810) 774-2786 VISA~.I • December 16, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Health 78 Plan a healthy 2000 By Dr. Ronald laskowski Special Writer Champagne shortages and celebrity-filled parties are m the news, and many local revelers are busy plannmg an extravagant welcome to the Year 2000 (Y2K) However, ovenndulgmg m alcohol and merry- makmg, gettmg too httle rest, and the excitement of a new century's amval can result m a less-than- happy mormng after. For man), the coming New Year's festivitIes mean spendmg the evemng m an atmosphere where alcohol IS plentiful As you toast the New Year, take care to control the amount of alcohol you consume. Don't for- get that the next day IS the fU"Stof the new mil- lennium. Start the cen- tury off on the right foot - hangover free and St. John CEO feeling good. If you plan to drink, a good rule of thumb is to receives award have one drink or less Dr. Anthony R. Teraipl of Grone Pointe Shorel, at per hour and sip a glass the left. received the 1999 Civic aDd HUIIUUlltarlan PholD by KarJelIt Ford of water for every alco- Award at a recent banquet IPOUOre4 by the Arab- holic beverage you American and Chaldean Councll. TeralCDl is presi. Endowment drink. This not only will dent and CEO of St. John Health S,..tem. At the rlCht A gift from Mary Suzanne Roehm of GroNe Pointe ls Queen Noor of Jordan. the aunt of honor aDd Woou, leated at the left, hu led to the eltabllsh. keep your alcohol con- keynote lpeaker at the banquet. sumption in check, but ment of the Ruppert and Marian Roehm EndowmeDt. will prevent dehydra. delitnated for the St. John Cancel' center. The endowment was created lD honor of Roehm 'I mother. tion, common after a Marian Roehm of GroNe Pointe Woou. leated at the night of overindulgence. Lap robe program is a success, rtlllt. aDd in memory of her father. The endowment Arrive home safely wl11 benefit oncolo". patlentl. StaDdlDJ, from left, Equally important is thanks to community volunteers are Jacqule A. Wethel'holt, prelldent of the St. John Dr. Ronald LukowaJd making sure that you When Jeanne 50ncrant, nice everyone was at St, John," FounclatlOD, and Anthony R. Tem,nJ, prellldeDt and ride home with a sober supervisor of Volunteer said Laura Cadieux, a nurse at CEO of the St. John Health S,..tem. driver. Designate a driver who will not drink, and if Services at St. John Hospital the facility "Another one made finding a reliable chauffeur proves impossible, spend and Medical Center, put out sure that when she was trans- a few extra dollars and call a cab. It's a small price to the word that help was needed ferred by stretcher to a nursing pay to ensure your safety as well as the safety of to make knitted or crocheted home she had her lap robe on those traveling with you. lap robes for the hospital's geri. top of the covers to be sure it atnc patients, she knew many Know Your Skin Even if you haven't been drinking, use extreme cau- went along with her." big-hearted people would rise Even though donated lap by Dr. Christine Adamick tion. New Year's Eve bring more than the usual will to the challenge. But what she robes contmue to come mto amount of drunk drivers to our roadways. If the hour didn't expect was the outpour- Volunteer Services, 50ncrant Ingrown hairs, heallng Some patients may also is late, you and other drivers may be drowsy. If you're mg oflove demonstrated by the says there is an ongoing need whether beneath or reqUIre oral antibIOtics rl' mfectlon driving, be alert, awake and aware. commumty with an onslaught The robes should measure 3- curving back mto IS present Get ample sleep of beautifully handcrafted by-S-feet or 3-by-4-feet the skIn. result In Ehmmatmg sharp hair tips IS items that flooded her office. red, raised bumps, key to prevention, patients are During the holidays, we can overdo it. We tend to Colorfully knitted or crocheted pus-filled follicles and dark spots prOVIded guidance on appropnate ignore the sIgnals our body sends out that tell us to "I Just can't beheve how bIg pieces are especially appreciat- Referred to as psuedo-folhcuhtls shaVIng techmques, as well as on rest. Lack of sleep can make people more susceptible people's hearts are," Soncrant ed. barbae (PFBl, Ingrown hairs are the selectIOn of razors, shaVIng said. "One volunteer took two almost always the result of sharp to Illness and more prone to have accidents, mishaps For more mformatlon or to creams and mOlstunzers buses to bring us boxes and donate lap robes or yarn (both tips created while shaVIng haIr that 1b learn more about the treat- m theIr automobiles and at home or at work. boxes of lap robes. Another skeins and leftover yarn), con- IS curly In nature, and IS espeCIally a ment of psuedo.folhcuhtls barbae, EnJOy the celebrations, but If you're out until 2 woman WIth tembly arthritic nwsance to Afncan Amencans contact your dermatolOgist, or call tact 5t John Volunteer Treatment reqUIres both rellef and a.m., make tIme to sleep in or take a nap the next hands donated several she us at EOJIt.ide Dermatology • Semces at (313) 343-3680 prevention Trapped hairs are (313)884-3380. Dr LIsa Manz- day Don't plan to be at a 9 a.m. brunch, then head made herself Another commu- Monday through Fnday helped to come free, and topical ster- I Dulac, Dr Chnstme Adamlck and over to your best friend's to watch the football game, mty donor sent a box of lap between 8 a m and 4 p m OIds are often used to help Improve Dr HIlary Krueger and then go out to dinner with your family and so on. robes WIth a heart-shaped mes- Schedule m some pnme sleeping time and make rest sage tled on each one that saId, a pnority, espeCIally if you know you're facing several 'Made espeCIally for St John days of revelry in a row. Hospital WIth stitches of love Stress and mental health and knots of affectIOn ' "I've never seen such a The December.January holiday period typically response from the community mcreases stress levels for busy families, party plan- m the 12 years I've been domg ners, the lonely and depressed. ThIs year's turn-of- thIs Job." the-eentury celebration could worsen stress levels and Volunteer ServIces has anxIety as people turn nostalgIC about times past, received hundreds of lap robes loved ones lost, and fallures reahzed, or as they look smce the word first went out ahead with fear and apprehenSIOn fueled by dooms- Donations of yarn also have day predictions. poured m and volunteers Mental health is a valid concern as we approach donated 2,000 hours of time 10 one month alone to produce the Y2K event. Keep thIS New Year's in perspective. stili more of the cozy cover-ups. It can be a time to reflect on times gone by, but we The lap robe program was also should look ahead with optimISm and enthUSI- the Idea of Elame MaliszewskI, asm coordmator ofpohcy and proce- Another concern IS that people are falling victim to dure In the St John Nurs10g Y2K scams fostered by fear of losing their money or Quahty Assurance and pendmg doom. There's no harm in being reasonably Improvement department She prepared - having batteries and some extra food and felt strongly that genatnc water - but don't lose your good judgment or get patients, who sometimes are overly stressed WIth worry. confused and msonented dur- Be informed and plan ahead mg their hospital stays, would appreciate haVIng somethmg (finasteride) Consumers should be aware that medIcal facilities, to hold or cuddle The Idea was mcludmg those of Bon Secours Cottage, are prepared to ehmlOate the need for for Just about any situation, including power outages restramts m a humane way and water shortages. Hospital staffs also conduct reg- that would preserve patients' ular dnlls to test their systems and have made con- wgmty tingency plans for Y2K-related dISruptions. If you The strategy has worked. need medIcal care, Bon Secours and Cottage hospitals "We recently had one late- are there to help. stage Alzheuner's patient who Some tips for Y2K pIcked at everythmg - hiS N hne, the N needle, the side These health-related tips are not just helpful for ralls on Ius bed," Mahszewski Y2K preparatIOns, but are WIse to follow anytime: saId "We gave him a beautiful Ask your doctor • Make a hst of prescriptIOn and Important nonpre- teal lap blanket that had long scnptlOn medIcatIOns you and family members are balls of yarn attached to It (as takmg. Include dosage and the doctor who prescribed part of the pattern) and he about this pill the medIcine. picked at that mstead We • Get all of your prescnptlons filled by late never had to use restramts He December. loved rus lap blanket and never let It out of hIS Sight • Create a personal health record for you and your from Merck. "He wed recently and hiS famIly Make a list of allergIes, eXIsting medIcal con- daughter stopped by to say dItions, past treatments and operations, information how much It meant to her dad For more information, on medical deVICes, phySIcian phone numbers and a and that her mom inSisted the person to notify m case of emergency. lap blanket be buned WIth her • Keep records of msurance claIms dad It was the last thmg that • Carry your msurance card WIth you. Your card meant anyth10g speCIal to hIm call contams the necessary mformation to determme your He took It WIth him," coverage anywhere, anytime. Mahszewskl said • AVOIdIllness by keepmg up-to-date on vaccma- "One elderly patient told me 1-888-MERCK-74. tlOns and immuOlzations, gettmg a flu shot and hav- that she would use her lap robe at home and think about how mg regular check-ups , J • Assemble a first aId kit Include cold and flu med- IcatIOns, pain rehever hke aspmn or Tylenol, disinfec- ~ Amencan tant, bandages, stomach remedies, a thermometer AaoaaIlOJl,,;~rt. and a first-aid book. ----- Dr. Ronald Laskowslu is chr,ef of emergency medi. hoose cme at Bon Secours Cottage Health ServIces, whICh has emergency facIlItIes at Bon Secours and Cottage thful hospItals. Foods www.propeCla.com ) " December 16, 1999 88 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News Rembrandt, Thompson exhibit contrasts two centuries Ever since prehlstonc man reah!>tlc detail and degrees of the lIfe of Christ The scene of determmatlOn to achIeve hIS hI'>own mner turmOil There The VIOlenceISunml!>takable began drawing on the walls of shadIng "uggest;, a hfe,tyle preaching to the multitudes IS conceptIOns m prints as we are few fine details and no In hIS versIOn of the blbhcal caves, artistic exprebSlOnhas that allowed the al tlSt the a masterful groupIng of highly exam me successive Impres- faces Thompson pamted In btory of Herod's slaughter of changed from era to era In time and concentratIOn - as expre!>;,lvefigures and faces sIOns he made of etchmgs as bold outhnes and bnght colors the Infants Some figure;, are more ways than Just !>tyleand well as a demand from hiS There IS power, devotIOn and work In progress The succes- that wnvey the emotIOnal obvIOUSIn then !>exuahty,yet techmque - ways that are chentele - to create hfehkC' \\ onder 10 ever)' detail sIve prmts are different and power of hI!>!>pmt There I!> a never prurient both subtle and deeply reveal- reahsm We gam mSlghts mto the het different moods "em(' of urgency to get the Contemplatmg hlb work fol. mg The renderlngb of po!>tage quahty of !lfe m house, WIth It I!>amazmg to i>eehow Idea;, on wnvas In broad lowmg a tour of the This thought, almost more stamp-size figures and e;,pe- thatched roofs where there much he could change the ,trokei> No time was taken to Rembrandt etching", provokes than any other, comes to the clally faces scratched and GO wa~ little artifiCial hght pffert although In "(lme CiI"CS rcfinc det:llis ObllOusl) \\ c much specu!::JtlOn on the toretront whlle vlewmg two etched Into copper plates IS that mo<;treadmg was done by It ISnot easy to say that the are facmg the expressIOns of a changes m attitudes and val- thoroughly dIsparate exhibIts a sunht wmdow Or we reahze later versIOn IS actually better turbulent m10d of the mId ue!>that have occurred 10our currently on display at the Just how dark It could be at as a pIcture It may merely be 20th century culture m the mtervenmg 3 DetrOIt Institute ofArts State of the Arts night m those days WIth only a better way to express the But Thompson's Ideas were 1/2 centufles It ISa provoca- Vlewmg them with thIS In a primitive lantern for hght meamng that Rembrandt largely rooted In the past as tIOnworth expenencmg and mmd gives nse to fascinating Some of the rught scene etch- mtended But whatever he he borrowed mytholOgIcalsub- available for a while over the speculatIOns about the artists Ings are murkIly obscured by drew, he captured It With ele- Jects and compOSitIOnsfrom hohdays and the times In whIch they the wash of mk that the artist gance and slmphclty old master paIntings to rein- hved The two exhIbits can be left on hIS plate HIS portraIt etchmgs are terpret In hiS own forceful The eras represented are Vlewedon a Single admiSSIon We see a countrysIde of especIally fascmatlng for they abstract-expressIOnist style at the DIA untIl Jan 2 For not so far apart In time We unperturbed nature, dotted reveal hiS power of psycholOgI- are looking at 85 etchings and And even WIthout detail, hiS more mformatlOn, call (313) With wmdmills, where many cal perceptIOn and hIS mqUlr- subjects are commUnicated 833-4005 drypolnts by Rembrandt from people hved, worked and mg personality as well as glv- the 17th century and more played outdoors, down to the 109 us a feehng for the charac- than 100 abstract expresslOn- detaIl of a patr of lovers ter of the people of hIS time 1Stpaintings by mld.20th cen- almost undetectable 10 the We see rus WIfe,Saskla, and THl~ (; ..:M & (:ENTIIRY THEATRES tury Amencan Bob Thompson bushes of a pastoral scene mother, and the prosperous There IS,of course, a great sometImes almost photograph- shOWInga fisherman 10 a burghers who bought hiS art contrast between the mono- IC10 quahty, even when exam- country brook and commissioned their own chrome etchmgs and the VlVld- med through magnlfymg We perceIve Rembrandt's portraIts to be done ly colored pamtmgs, but It IS glasses that hang by some of fascmatlon WIth the portrayal Best of all are those of hIm. FeRIIDDEN In the mind-set of the artists the etchmgs They are amaz- of human emotIOn as we self, hke the one WIth Saskla and their times as reflected In mg. examme self portraIt studIes He looks like a proper, self- their work that the dIfferences Lackmg photography, m which he shows rumself confident young dandy WIth Gl-t,-tSt21'4S are most dramatic and Rembrandt preserved 10 art making fao::es10 a mirror, and the Intricate lace collar and thought. provoking for hIs contemporanes the we note the story-telhng quali- brocade doublet rendered 10 Rembrandt's etchings, on images of theIr hves For us, ty of other scenes he drew, remarkably etched detaIl You loan for the first time smce he opened a w1Odowon the usmg expressIOns he studIed can almost count the threads acqwred by PIerpont Morgan past and the psyche of rus 10 hiS own face And we find and are moved to return the for the pnvate museum he milieu stones 10 hIS scenes that tell engaging smIle estabhshed m New York, are We sense the power of us about the people's faIth and The reahty to be found 10 ahove all, masterpIeces of the Chnstlan faIth that inspIred their prOSatc,everyday hves Thompson's pa1Ot1Ogs,on the etcher's art The attentlOn to an array of scenes portray1Og We also get an Idea of hIS other hand, eXIsted mamly m Calling all kids 'TIs the season for cook- sounded the eaSIest There spnnkle addItIOnal flour on bon of decoratmg goodIes at ~eYAIVIlQi1 "Yoop it up for Escanaba. Ies, cakes and other deh- are only three mgredlents the dough so the rollIng pm a good pnce lO d(f ClOUSgoodies that leave and the dough does not doesn't stIck to the dough. a Gem of a comedy." your kitchen smellIng hke a need to be refngerated Press your shaped cookIe The above recIpe should -Michael H Miugo/m Derroit ~HI' bake shop Festive hohday before It ISrolled out cutters mto the dough be doubled (at least) If you ~\iONU$N~ cookIes WIllbe passed Usmg a spatula carefully want to yIeld a good "Some comedies have laughs ~ around at home and office E-Z Cookies remove the cut cookIes from amount of cookies The by the dozen. Escanaba has ' r celebratIOns ahke V 1 1/4 cups flour the rolling surface and amount of cookIes you pro- them by the gross." / ~ TIus week's feature IS 5 tablespoons sugar place on an ungreased bak- duce WIllalso depend on the ~ - \ .-.-.... perhaps the most Simple 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalt- mg sheet. Reshape and roll sIze of your cookie cutters recIpe that I have ever pre- ed butter. softened to the remamlng dough scraps ~':":ee/(:!::;. ~~~~( - \..) _ If you have extra softened A HilariOUS Comedy sented. It's a sugar cookie room temperature and cut out more cookies butter on hand, mIxing up recipe pulled from "KId's About 1 tablespoon To decorate WIth spnn- addItIOnal dough WIll take BY JEFF DANiElS ~.4- • , milk kles hghtly brush the cook- only mInutes Refngerate Festive sprinkles or Ies WIth some mIlk Usmg extra dough for up to 2 A LA ANNIE frostings for decoration your fingers, gently spnn- weeks By Ann;e Rou,eau-Scheril kle WIth colored sugars In a mlxmg bowl, stir Bake at 325 degrees for 18- Allow ample bme for together the flour and 20 mmutes, Just until the refngerated dough to soften sugar, usmg a wooden cookies become a pale, gold- to room temperature before spoon. Add the softened en brown attemptmg to roll It butter Usmg your hands, Remove from oven and I cranked out a couple squeeze together the mgre- coolon a rack If you are hundred of these holIday dients untIl they form a decoratmg your cookIes confectIOns 10 Just a few well-blended dough Form WIth frostmg, SImply cut hours You'll be amazed at the dough mto a ball out and bake Walt untIl the Just how dehclOus these Place oven racks 10 the cookies are completely sugar cookIes taste Forget center of the oven and pre. cooled before you frost the doughs that call for cold CookIes" by WIIhams- heat to 325 degrees them butter pIeces, a food proces- Sonoma Most grocery stores carry sor, and chIlhng tIme A few weeks ago I set out Spnnkle some flour over a bIgger vanety of spnnkles Throw a pound of butter to make cut-out cookIes and your clean, rolhng surface and frostmgs dunng the on the counter 10 the morn- compared a few dIfferent and roll out the dough mto holIday season You can also Ing and treat your kids to recIpes It was the recIpe a 1I4-mch large Circle or check WIth a bakery whole- an afternoon of fun In the deSIgned for chIldren that oval You may have to sale store for a better selec- kItchen. Pointers take art honors Three Grosse Pomte resI- dents won awards m a recent Juned art exhIbItion sponsored by the Wayne County CounCIl for Arts, History and SPEciAL H0LiDAY HauRs Humamtles and the December 26-31, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Hamtramck HIstorical CommissIon Looking for somethllig fun to do With the kids dunng the holiday break' EnlOY drop In workshops The Juror's CItatIOn Award puppet 'ihO\~s 'itor)telhng and dral\ mg In the gallenes FREE With mu<,eum admiSSion went to Mary Ewald for an acryhc pamtmg, "Homage to Same" Honorable mentIOns went to Charmaine Kaptur for a water- color, "Charleston Basket Lady," and to Lon Zurvalec for a collage, "Allegory ofYouth II POsslblhtles " Great Q Gift Idea Tibetan Buddhist monks construct a mandala sand palntmg, an exquIsite anCient art form from Dee 27-31 The monks perform Sacred MusIC sacred Danee on Dee 30 at 8 p m Otve fO" r.. ome lOIter-'_ dIM ISO Concert tICkets are $10 DIA members $8 call 313.833-4005 rrw .... '-' The 00It """' .... aub For a schedule, 313-833-4249 ... de,.. .cII1DMbIrc:I.... 10 ~ •_ "t1C!llpl's can • Brtq this ad with )IOU and recelYe a FREE museum admission IIcketl • Jill S3S -bay 3, fIl I free II1II1DelwIber 3 j (100) UJNG.USA ..-.&...-~ t If.... • December 16, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 98 ~~1II.,_ Thursday, Dec. 16 to mmgle durmg a Parents Bruce Post Tickets are $25 or VVorkshop,offered On Stage In more than 70 pamtIngs and Toys 'n' gifts Without Partners' Saturday $30 for PWP members Call at 2 pm, Saturday, Dec 18 draWIngs by Afncan-Amencan Get a free gift of a Grosse NIght Dance, Saturday, Dec (313) 526-0818 Take part 10 a tno of free Drop- & Screen artist Bob Thompson through Pomte Year Book when you 18, from 9 p m to 1 am, m the Fine art of fun In Workshops,Sunday, Dec 19 DSO notes Sunday, Jan. 2 Get a unique drop off a new toy for the Toys Veterans of ForeIgn Wars The Scarab Club, 217 Fashion your own boxes, cards The DetrOIt Symphony peek mto the DIA Research Bruce Post, 28404 Jefferson 10 For 1bts program at the offices Farnsworth In DetrOit, Will and envelopes dunng Creative Orchestra WIllaccompany the Library's Rare Book CollectIOn St ClaIr Shores Tickets are of the little Blue Book, 15324 help you perfect the fine art of Paper Work, from noon to 4 Ballet InternatlOnale 10 that by Vlewmgthe speCIal exhibI- Mack m Grosse Pomte Park, $12 or $10 for PWP members havlOg fun thiS New Year's p m Expenence Drawmg In Chnstmas claSSIC The tIOn, What Is A Rare Book, Call (313) 526-0818 through Thursday, Dec 16 With A Black & Whlte Beetle the Gallenes, from noon to 4 Nutcracker, through Sunday, through Sunday, Jan 9 The Donations will be accepted Sunday, Dec. 19 Ball, Fnday, DeL 31, at 8 pm P m Lend your talents to the Dec 19, m the DetrOIt Opera 19th century fasc1OatIonWith Monday through Thursday, Contemplative Revelers can enjoy mUSIC,dm. NAMES Project AIDS House, 1526 Broadway m romance IS explored through from 9 a m to 5 p m Call (313) ner, dancmg and more Tickets Memonal QUIlt, at 1 p m On DetrOlt The curtain WIll nse The Pomted Arch Ideahzmg 882-0702 Christmas are $100 for Scarab members that same date, at 2 pm, hear Thursday and Fnday, at 8 the GothIC Age, through Contemplate the wonders of or $150 for non-members a free Gallery Talk entitled pm, Saturday, at 2 and 8 p m Sunday, Feb. 13 Several new Friday, Dec. 17 the season dunng a SEtTVICeof R""enatlUn" are Itl4UlreUCall Ideahzmg the GothiC Age and Sunda,h at 1 and 4 p m acqull>ltlOns are featured 10 Musical meditation Chnstmas Lessons and Carols, (313) 831.1250 Observe TIbetan Buddhist Tickets range from $14 to $60 Glass, Glass, Glass From the Sunday, Dec 19, at 430 pm, MUSIC for Advent and monks from IndIa's Drepung Jom In the DSO's Millenmum DINs CollectIOn, through Chnstmas WIll fill St Paul's m Grosse POlOte Memonal Live & Learn Losehng Monastery construct Jazz CelebratIon, featunng the Sunday, March 5 Runmng Roman Cathohc Church, 157 Church Call (313) 885.4841 Courses & adventures a colorful mandala sand pamt- hot sax of Wayne Shorter, through Sunday, March 26, IS Lakeshore m Gros,e Pomte Sacred season Enhance your mmd, body 109 10 the DIA, Monday, Dec Sunday, Jan 2, at 7 pm the dynamiCphotographIc diS- Farms, durmg a free MU,lcFor St Ambrose Church, 15020 and spmt by partakmg In the 27 through Fnday, Dec 31, Tickets range from $15 to $60 play Robert Frank The MedItatIOn concert by David Hampton m Grosse Po1Ote courses and adventures offered from 11 a m to 4 P m The Call (313) 576-5111 Amencans. TJ.ckets are now Wagner, Fnday, Dec 17, at Park, IShostmg a senes of free by the Grosse Pomte War monks WIll answer queshons Family drama available for the travehng noon Call (313)885-8855 Mml Concerts m celebratIOnof Memonal Women can make dally, at 3 p m PreregistratIOn RIchard Nelson's sabnc com- exhibItion VanGogh Face to Food & fellowship thiS sacred season MUSICfor two great mvestments m theIr IS reqUired for most course, edy Some Amencans Abroad, Face, at the DIA from Sunday, Share food and fellowshIp VlOlm wIll be featured on good health on Monday, Dec Call (313) 833-4249 WIllgrace the stage of Wayne March 12 to Sunday, June 4 durmg a Men's Ecumemcal Sunday, Dec 19, at 11 a m The 20 The Mobile DetectlOnUmt Alzheimer's aid State Umverslty's Htlberry Pnces are $16 on weekdays or of the Barbara Ann Karmanos Fnday Breakfast, Fnday, Dec concert WIll be followed by a Famlhes and fnends dealmg Theatre, 4743 Cass 10 DetrOit, $18 on weekends for adults or 17, at 730 am, m Grosse rehglOus serVIce Call (313) Cancer InstItute WIllbe offer- WIth the effects of Alzheimer's through Saturday, Feb 5 $8 for chtldren Museum hours Pomte Memonal Church, 16 822-2814 mg Mammograms at the War or related dementia can share Performances WIll be offered are Wednesday through Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte Memonal from 9 20 a m to knowledge and concerns dur- Thursday through Saturday, at Fnday, from 11 a m. to 4 p.m Thursday, Dec. 24 4 40 p m Women between 40 Farms The Rev Richard More food mg free AlzheImer's 8 p m and seleet Wednesdays and Saturday and Sunday, Lanmng of Calvm East Umted and 49 should have a phySI- AssociatIOn Support Groups, and Sundays, at 2 p m Tickets from 11 a,m, to 5 p m Presbytenan Church, Will be & fellowship cian's prescnptlon Insurance on the second Tuesday of each range from $11 to $18. Call Recommended admISSIonIS $4 the featured speaker for thIS Share food and fellowshIp may cover the tests MedIcare month, at 1 p m or the first (313) 577-2972 for adults and $1 for chIldren program, sponsored by the once agam dunng another and MedIcaId are bIlled at and tlurd Thursdays of each and students Call (313) 833- Men's Ecumemcal Breakfast, $115 Unmsured womenWIllbe Politics & passions Men's Assoclahon of Memonal month, at 6 3D p m Meetmgs A father's pohtIcal mtngue, 7963 Church AdmlsslOnIS $5 Call Fnday, Dec 24, at 7 30 am, m bIlled $73 OsteoporosIs WIllbe held m the Henry Ford Testmg through the Mobile a mother's search and a son's Art of giVing (313)882-5330 Grosse Pomte Memonal Contmumg Care-Belmont, PractIce the art of glvmg Church The Rev V Bruce DEXA Bone DenSity DetectIOn revelatIOnstear apart a family Open house 19840 Harper m Harper m A Fair Country, Wayne State WIthworks from more than 100 RIgdon of Grosse Pomte Unit of the Bone Loss Woods Call (313) 640-3379 Partake m good food and PreventIon Center WIllalso be Umverslty's StudlO Theatre's artIsts offered dunng the great entertamment durmg Memonal Church, WIllbe the Ford House Earthly Treasures Hohday featured speaker for tlus pro. at the War Memonal from 9 30 second production of the sea- The NeighborhoodOpen House a m to 4 45 P m A phYSICIan'sexperiences son, through Saturday, Dee 18 Show and Sale, through luncheon /concert, Fnday, Dec gram, sponsored by the Men's Friday, Dec 31, m Pewabic ASSOCIatIOn of Memonal prescnptlOn IS preferred for Expenence the Yuletide Performances WIll be offered 17, at 1230 pm, m Grosse msurance purposes grandeur of a bygone era WIth Thursday through Saturday, at Pottery, 10125 E. Jefferson m Pomte Woods Presbytenan Church AdmlsslOn IS $5 Call DetrOlt Gallery hours are (313) 882-5330 Reservations are requIred Call a ViSItto the Edsel & Eleanor 8 p m The StudIo Theatre is Church. 19950Mack in Grosse (3131881-7511 Ford House, 1100 Lakeshore in located on the lower level ofthe Monday through Saturday, Pomte Woods Tickets are $6 from 10 a m to 6 p.rn and New Year's News Art appreciation Grosse Pomte Shores GUIded Htlberry Theatre Tickets are Reservations are reqwred Call Symphony gala Hohday Tours wtll be offered, $8 Call (313) 577-2972. Sunday, from noon to 4 P m (810)778.6156 Develop a greater apprecla- Call (313) 822.0954 Maureen McGovern and bon for art of all kmds through on the hour, Tuesday through Exhibitions Judelaires perform DaViS Games wIll be among Saturday, from 10 a m to 4 Abstracts & photos courses and expenences & Shows The talented voices of the those helpmg the DetrOit off"!redat the DetrOItInsbtute p m and Sunday, from noon to Recognize the achievements Judelalres WIll present reh- Symphony Orchestra welcome of Arts, 5200 Woodward 10 4 p m The final tours on At the DIA of area artists during the glOUSand contemporary mUSIC the New Year to Orchestra DetrOIt Take 10 the free video Chnstmas and New Year's From the old masters to the Annual Scarab Club Gold dunng a Chnstmas Choral Hall, 3711 Woodward m Romare Bearden Visual Jazz, Eves WIllbegm at 3 p m The finest 10 modern art, dIscover Medal Show and The Best of Show at Chnst the Kmg DetrOit, WIth A Century of through Fnday, Dec 31 Make Tea Room WIll be open for the beauty and majesty of the the Best Scarab Members All Lutheran Church, 20338 Mack Song, from Vienna to your own Folk Art Toys during lunch, Tuesday through gallenes and exlublbons at the Media Show, through Monday, m Grosse Pomte Woods, Broadway to Hollywood free Drop-In Workshops, Sunday, from 1130 a m to 2'30 DetrOIt Institute of Arts. Jan 31 The Club's gallery WIll Friday, Dec 17, at 7 pm FestivitIes get under way, Thursdays, Dec 16 and Dec p m Tours are $6 for adults, $5 Rembrandt MasterpIeces 10 be open Wednesday through Refreshments WIll follow the Thursday, Dec 30, at 10'45 23, from noon to 3 p m The for semors and $3 for chtldren EtchlOg From the Morgan Sunday, from noon to 5 p m show FreeWIll donahons wdl a.m, followed by coffee and Drums of Many Cultures ISthe Grounds lldmlsslon IS $3 Call Library, New York,can be seen Call (313) 831-1250 be accepted Call (313) 527- Viennese pastnes The curtam tItle of a free Drop-In (313)884.4222 through Sunday, Jan 2 Take 7600 WIllnse on Fnday, Dec 31, at 6 Wonderous welcome p m and agam at 9 p m The 9 The St ClaIr Shores p m performance WIllbe fol- Commumty Chorus WIllofferA lowed by a Millenmum Gala by Madeleine Socia Hohday Welcome durmg ItS featunng a dessert buffet, 37th annual Chnstmas champagne toast and dancmgl chIldren ages four and under 28 Concert, Fnday, Dec 17, at 8 Tickets range from $14 to $125 Traditions of the Season, Perfonnances WIllbe offered pm, m Lake Shore HIgh Call (313) 576-5111 mcludmg the SIghts, sounds on Saturday and Sunday at 11 School, 22980 13 Mile m St Singles celebration and flavors of the hohdays, WIll a m. and 2 p m Tickets are $5 Clair Shores Tickets are $5 Smgles can celebrate the be celebrated throughout the for children and $7 for adults Call (810) 558-9516 season dunng a Parents Village and Museum, through Call (313) 961-7777. Saturday, Dec. 18 WIthout Partners' New Year's Sunday, Jan 2 The Museum Eve Hall Party, Fnday, Dec.31, and Vtllage are open datly, Science fun Singles mingle from 9 p m to 2 am, 10 the from 9 a m to 5 pm, except EastsIde smgles are mVited The Detroit Science Center, Veterans of Foreign Wars ThankSgiVing and Chnstmas. 5020 John R m Detroit, offers AdmISSIOnIS$1250 for adults, entertalwng and educatiOnal $11 50 for seniors and $625 for famdy fun The Cyberspace MATT DIAM SOS children ages five to 12 Call Safan ExhIbit Lab features ACRE OlLA KIT (313) 271-1620 SHEEPSKIN ISA hands. on exhibits integrated SEETHE 0 HER WIth more than 40 Internet- Last week's HI WIRED Sailor art connected computers. Other CUBE LAS BEAD ARE ETA EGO Folk Art of the Great Lakes, eXCltmg exlublts include the BIAS ICY SPOT Living nativity an exhibItIon of works created Smgmg Bowl, MagnetIC puzzle solved RAJAH AA Your chl1d can WItness the by sallors, ISthe newest attrac- Tornado, Jumpmg Rmg, Bike PASTE SLIMES majesty of the first Chnstmas ELK SKI N1F l I NT tIon at Belle Isle's Dossm Wheel Gyroscope, Jacob's AM, TINA OlOE dunng a free LIVing NatIVity Great Lakes Museum, acceSSl. Ladder and Laser Wave-GuIde l RAN SMOG REST program, Sunday, Dec 19, ble via the MacArthur Bndge Now shOWIngm the Center's from noon to 3 30 pm, at at E Jefferson and E Grand IMAX Dome Theatre, on f.l Chnst The Kmg Lutheran Boulevard m DetrOlt. Children rotating hourly basis, are the ACROSS Church, 20338 Mack m Grosse can also see a dIsplay markmg excIting films, Mystenes of I Gram sJlIke Pomte Woods Call (313) 884- the Centenmal of Mati Semce 4Throe Egypt, Whales, TropIcal 8 '-Dick" 5090 on the DetrOit RIver, along Ratnforest and Thrill RIde The (novel) WIth permanent exhibItIOns ScIenceof Fun Screemngs will 12 FIgure featunng the doomed ShIp head? Holiday houses Lots to learn be offered Monday through (abbr) Butld your own home sweet Learn as you play, enjoy hve Edmund Fitzgerald and a Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 1 13 VICInity home WIth Gmgerbread House entertamment and watch the freIghter pilothouse The p.m , Fnday, from 10 a.m. to 8 14 La Scala Museum IS open Wednesday solo kItS from Arts & Scraps, 17820 stars come out at the pm., Saturday, from noon to 8 15 A famous E Warren in DetrOlt Arts & Chtldren's Museum of the through Sunday, from 10 am p.m. and Sunday, from 1 to 4 laborer' Scraps IS a non-profit agency DetrOlt Pubhc Schools, 67 E to 5 p m AdmISSionIS $2 for p m The Detroit Science 17 Salchmo's adults and $1 for chJldren, ages Center IS open Monday slyle that recycles mdustnal scraps KIrby m DetrOit Students, 18 11lleaten. mto mexpenslve, creative ages four to 12, can partake m 12 to 18 Call (313)852-4501 through Fnday. from 9.30 a.m Ing clause matenal Gmgerbread kits are a Hohday Storytellmg Fest and to 2 p m and Saturday and 19 "Eureka' $8 Craft kIts for other projects get theIr pictures taken WIth Strings attached Sunday, from 12 30 to 5 p m. 21 Yet. In verse are $7 50 and $12 50 Call Santa, Saturday, Dec 18, from The curtam has nsen on the AdmiSSiOnto the exlublbons, 22 Saul Bel. (313) 640-4411 noon to 2 30 p m The fee IS$3 new season of PuppetArt, demonstrations and laser show low novel Planetanum demonstrations IS $3 for adults and $2 for 26 Inventors' DetrOlt'sPuppet Theatre, 25 E InsplTa. Fun flicks WIllbe offered on Saturdays, at Grand River 10 DetrOit semors and chl1dren, ages 3 to liOns Students can take m theIr 11 a m and 1 p m Museum Chnstmas 10 the RUSSIan 17 AdmISSion to the IMAX 29 Crafty one hours are Monday through TraditiOn will delight audI- Domed Theatre IS an addItion- 30 Psyche 50 BWl'S ex slUdy man favonte flIcks for free dunng componenl 51 TickhsIJ 9 Man. 33 Score the Grosse Pomte Pubhc Fnday, fTom 1 to 4 p m and ences, through Tuesday, Dec al $4 Call (313) 577-8400 31 Burg euue mouse hnk 35 Round Saturdays, 9 a m to 4 P m 10Occu. 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City? be shown at 4 pm, on History alive Call1ls 54 Meg or DO YOU 35Sponed Irene span 42 Fnud Wednesday,Dec 22 m the Park The Henry Ford Museum ••• 36 Wluned S5 Baker's 20 Whammy 43 Actress Branch, 15430 Kercheval See and Greenfield Village, 20900 want to be in the metro calendar? 37 One known ShonCUl 23 Grell Garr Then fill out thiS form send 111096 Kercheval, Grosse POlnle 44 Haley or the Year WIthout a Santa Oakwood m Dearborn, bnng by !he DOWN fervor Karns Farms, 48236, or fax to (313) 882-1585, by 3 p.m. Fnday company 1 Return call' 24 Look lech Claus, at 4 pm, on Tuesday, hiStory to hfe The Museum's he doesn'l 2 MlR\lc erously 45 NO! merely Dee 21, m the WoodsBranch, new $15 mllhon [MAXTheatre Event keep? 3 £lct»- 2S SUller's a cold 20600 Mack and Thursday, IS now shOWIngthe film The 39 -de deux IlonaJ Mill find 46Mr Date 4OC,rcle 4 Lm~en 26Cravmg Chaney Dee 23, m the Central Branch, MagiC of Fhght ScreenlOgs segment 5 'Slcnny 27 Loser In 47 Namem 10 Kercheval Call (313) 343- WIllbe offered dally, beglnDlng Time Burma's 41 Botarucal Wealher" 1996 IuSlory 2074 at 9 am, on the hour m the bristle compoter 28 BasIn Place accessory 49 Nevada mornmg and on the half-hour 4S Conllnuous 6Bom Santa sing-along Cost change 7 Hybrid fuel 29 Clturclul. 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Breadsmlth, 19487 p.m. Mack Ave., Grosse POInte Woods Section C ClH551flfO Twenty years later, North players are still a tight group By Chuck Klonke together smce the awards banquet 10 1979, but Sports Editor the neat thmg IS that everybody still has a best The hair IS defimtely shorter than It was 20 frwnd from that team It was real emotional years ago Everybody got up and had a chance to say how And In some cases there IS lebs of It and It's he felt about the season and about the coaches .. tinged WIth gray Also on hand for the festIVitIes was head But there are borne thmgs that haven't coach Ray RItter, who was flown 10 from rus changed about the 1978-79 Grosse Pomte North retirement home In Homosassa, Fla, and hIS basketball team It remams a close-knIt group former assIstant Gary Bennett Bennett, who and they all look hke they could step on the was Just out of college that year after an out- court and rehve some of theIr past glory standIng hIgh school career of hIS own WIth the "The guys all stay 10 good shape," Said MIke Norsemen, IS stlll a teacher at North and 18 LeFevre "A lot of them still play basketball head coach of the school's gIrls basketball team. Jim (Rothls) says that he plays almost every "There wasn't a problem gettIng everybody day out In LA - and he can dunk the ball .. together," Wllhams saId "And once they knew The 1978-79 team dIdn't have the greatest that Ray was gOing to be there, they saId they'd record of any North boys basketball team - It definItely come They were wllhng to drop Pholo by Rosh SlIla,.,. Here's how the 1978-79 Grosse Pomte North basketball team looks today. In front, postpd a 17-8 overall mark and finIshed In a everything to be here and see hIm agam" from left, are John Long, Peter Czako, Mark Ciaravmo, Rick Zenn, Bob Brown and Mike three-way tie for first place 10 the old BI-County All of the players have fond memones of play- Koepsel. In back, from left, are coach Ray Ritter, Jim Rothls, James Stewart, MIke League With Chntondale and Fraber - but It 109 for Ritter Dale, Tom Suzor, Glen Wilhams, Jim Davey, Mike LeFevre, BrIan Engel and assistant went further 10 the state tournament than any "Ray IS a leader of men," Wllhams saId "Kids coach Gary Bennett. Not pIctured IS Jeff Mattes North squad, before or after are so vulnerable at that age They can be North won a Class A regIOnal champIOnship crushed If the wrong person IS coacrung them WIth a stunnIng 39-37 upset of Highland Park "Ray's door was always open You knew he on the Polar Bears' home court They lost to was there for you, If you needed him And If you eventual state champIon DetrOIt MackenZie 52- dIdn't It was st1l1 reassunng to know you were 38 In the quarterfinal at Cahhan Hall, but that being led by a speCIal human being .. didn't diminIsh the squad's accomphshments RItter also has speCIal memones of that RICk Zenn's brothers both played for the squad Norsemen and their teams mIght have fimshed "It was such an unselfish team," he saId. WIth better overall marks but when they have a "Nobody worned about sconng POints All they friendly argument over which team was best, womed about was domg what they could to Rick holds the hammer help the team WIn We had guys domg all the "I ask, 'who went the farthest In the tourna- httle thmgs to WIn ment?' End of dISCUSSIOn,"Zenn told hiS former "And you can see that has carried over mto teammates at a get together at the Grosse hfe They're all successful m their chosen fields. Pomte Yacht Club last Fnday rught It was really a great group of young men" All 15 members of that 1978-79 team were on North played a dIfficult schedule that year, hand for the reUnIon last weekend They were but the games weren't much tougher than the mtroduced at halftIme of North's game WIth practIces ChIppewa Valley, then went to the Yacht Club to "Our second team would really make the first remInISCe some more UnIt work III practIce," RItter saId "We had a "It was a great SIX hours - but then It was really deep team I wasn't afraid to put anybody over," Said Glen WIlhams, who helped plan the mto a game .. event "The next mornmg was hke a big let- Wllhams, who coaches the JUnIor varsity gIrls down But we all exchanged phone numbers basketball team at Grosse Pomte South, often and Said we'd stay III touch Guys were talkmg sees sImIlantIes m hIS teams about domg thIS again for the 25th annIversary "To tills day I've had teams at South that I Here's how the 1978-79 Grosse Pointe North basketball team looked 20 years ago. In "It was the first tIme that we had all been front, from left, are Mark CIaravino, Pete Czako, co-captain Rick Zenn, co-captam See REUNION, page 3C Mike Dale, Jim Stewart and John Long. In the mIddle row, from left, are Bnan Engel, Mike Koepsel, Bob Brown, Jim Rothls and Mike LeFevre. In back, from left, are Tom Suzor. Glen Williams, coach Ray RItter, Jim Davey and Jeff Mattes. ..... !WY! "'''ORDER liIo.aday Dee 20 9am 6pm "'lI~ YOUR Tuesday Dee 21 thru Thwsday ~ SHRIMP Dee 23 9am 6pm FrtoLiy Dee 24 8.3Oam 4 30 pm ; TRAYS Closed lIe«mber 25 27 :, TODAY! , GIFT CEIHIFICATES A _ ~ AV"ll."BI.E • GROSSE POINTE nSB & SEAFOOD~ JE 19531 Mack. Grosse Pointe Woods. 885-3884 Assurance of Quality for over 53 Years QUALITY PRODUCTS TO COMPLIMEiYT YOlJR nOLIDA Y Ir------'r------Cooked Tail-On II Extra Fancy __,I I Tiger Shri:rnp 1131b, Bag Extra Large. Raw. Peeled & Develned t fI 26/30$ I I 95 II SURIl'1P I I Per LB. 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CCM starting at.. $39.95 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 10-7 p.m. 10-6 p.m. 10-6 p.m. 10-7 p.m. 10-6 p.m. 9-5 p.m. 12-5 p.m. open Sundays through Christmas HARPER SPORT SHOP (0 - i) I VISA I 23208 Greater Mack _"!i 1,block ~uifl of,9 Mile • St. Clair Shores, (810) 779,-9090 I.J December 16, 1999 Snorts .G.rO.S88_p.O.ln.te.N.e.W.S r 3C Knights win own hockey tournament for the first time By Chuck Klonke of 101 degrees and I wasn't second penod Starr collected a goal and two It remained 2-1 until Steve onshlp Improved ULS' overall Sports Editor gomg to let him play, but he "We couldn't get out of our assISts Maxwell, H J Richardson and record to 7-3 Dan Barry didn't thmk that beggedme to play,"Barry said zone,"Barry said "I knew that "Wehad 37 shots and finally Denner tallied In the final 237 "If we can keep our heads at this was gomg to be the year "He played a great game, the we couldn't play South man- broke It open With three late of the third period the nght level, we could have a that Umverslty Liggett School best I've ever seen him play I for-man because we had only goals," Bopp said Fishman, Greg Kelly, Matt pretty good season," Barry finally won Its own hockey told him, 'you should always be 12 players dressed So I told Denner opened the sconng Jarboe and Grave~ abo had said "We'veplayed some tough tournament. runmng a fever'" the kids to dump and chase, go early In the first penod but assists for South competItIOn We're gettmg It's not that the Knights dld- Jay Mmger turned m hiSsec- short shifts and If they got m about a mmute and a half "Our freshman goalie, Jon some more people back after n't have a good enough team ond straight outstandmg per- trouble, to Ice the puck" later, the Insh tlCdthe game Starr, played both game" and the first of the year, s~ we'll be Far from that The nucleus formance In goal for the South beat Notre Dame 5-1 Starr scored a power-play made some great ~ave!>,"Bopp able to go With three hnes of the squad that went to the Knights, while Tony Bologna, In the consolatIOngame as Jim goal at 3 07 of the second perl- said "That was one ofthe PO~I- "We're a good team, but we Class B-C-D quarterfinals last freshman Justin Rock and Dan Denner scored two goals and ad to put the Blue Devils ahead tlves for us In the tournament" have work to do to get better ~ year IS back. But when Barry Stahl also turned In solid per- had an assist and Charley to stay The tournament champ,- got the IIlJury and Illness formances • gamere~be~~~~~~WithGrosse Pomte South pair of goals agamst South, on Fnday he had plenty of while~en~~s~~h~aReunton.------Schafer and Thurber cause for concern added one each From page Ie ber team that had seven players Carmen, Ricky and Natalta. "People were saymg that go on to play at DIVISIOnI or He ISa pedlatnclan "Wehad a bunch of guys SIck "We knew they had a good compare to that team as far as and some others were hurt, so I team," SaId South coach Bob was the best Highland Park DIVISIOnII colleges Mike Koepsel hves 10 being unselfish and canng for team SIncetheIr Terry Duerod "For whatever reason, It was Gros~e Pomte WoodsWith hiS dIdn't know Ifwe'd Wina game, Bopp of the Knights "Give each other," he said much less the tournament," them credIt They deserved to team that won a state champl- the first time m 12 or 14 WIfeStacy He IS an All State "We always did thmgs onshlp,~Wl1hamssaid "It was games that we dIdn't bring our msurance agent Barry said "But the luds really Winthe tournament" together We'd go out together came through They set a goal Bopp said that when ULS one of the favontes to WInthe best game on to the court," Mike LeFevre hves m the after games Guys mlght bring WillIams said "Bob Brown City ofGrosse Pomte He is an before the start ofthe season of scored WIth16 seconds remaIn- state champIOnship Thelr their gIrlfnends along, but we gym was packed There were shot nme for 13 and had 22 owner of Jack's Waterfront wmmng the Waterford tourna- mg In the first period and were always together" four or five thousand people pomts, but the rest of us shot and Bob's Boathouse restau- ment and wmmng our tourna- again WIth 16 seconds left In The season dIdn't begIn hke there It was as excltmg as It 15 for 43" rants ment and they were deter- the second,It gave the Krnghts It was gomgto be a memorable gets.~ mmed to achieve those goals" big hft Here's a look at each player John Long hves m Gros~ one on the 1978-79 squad and Pomte Park With hIS Wife ULS beat South 4.1 to "You hate to gIve up goals And so was the game It was "I thmk we lost three of our tIed down the stretch before what he's domg now Valerra and chIldren advance to the champJOnsrup that late 10 a penod," he said first four games," said Mark the 6-foot-9 WIllIams got the Bob Brown hves m Llvoma Alexandna and Jordan He IS game against defending cham- "Thoseboth hurt." Claravmo "But we played a w1On1Ogbasket Withthree sec- WithhiS Wife,LInda, and ISan general sales manager for pion Grosse POinte North and ULSjumped out to a 2-0 lead tough schedule" executive for Fox Sports WNIC radIO agam the KnIghts came out before Adam FIshman scored onds left WIllIams agreed "The play was actually Jeff Mattes lIves In Grosse ahead, 6-5 10 overtIme South's only goal, assisted by "We were 5-6 after our first Mark Ciaravino hves m POInte Shores WIth rus wife ~S had never won the tour- Randy Graves, WIth1.40 left in deslgned to go to MIke D~e, 11games and then we got on a who had been our hot shooter Grosse Po1OteShores With hiS Ktm and chIldren JImmy and nament, whlch began m 1987 the first penod roll," WIlhams said "After 10 the tournament," Wilhams Wife Ehzabeth and sons Sal Lauren He IS owner of The KnIghts have been run- DespIte the late goal at the that, everytrung seemed to fall said "Our guards, Bobby and Peter He IS a phYSical Eastern Mlcrugan Insurance ners-up four tImes, the latest end of the first penod, South mto place" Brown, Rick Zenn and John education mstructor at North Jim Rothis lives in Los m 1995 when they lost 5-2 to came out strong to start the A 55-47 Win over Fraser m Long, dId a great job of takmg and coaches football and base- Angeles He IS a recordmg Nprth. the next to last game of the care of the ball untIl there ball artl~t who has a song that "It was great up-and-down North beats flu regular season hfted the were 10 seconds left appeared m Billboard's Top40. hockey,"Barry SaIdof the title Norsemen mto a three-way tie "Zenn got the ball to Dale Dr. Peter Czako hves m Dr. James Stewart lives 10 game "When we'd score, they'd and two foes in for the Bi-County tItle but he was surrounded I was BloomfieldHIlls WIth hiS Wife Bloomfield Hills WIth is wife come back to score" Thmgs dIdn't get any eaSIer at the weakside post, but I Sandra and son Alec He IS a Janet and sons Paul and The game finally ended WIth MAC wrestling when the state tournament moved to the strong Side block general surgeon With the Mark He ISa dentist 2.32 remammg m overtime started. North drew a tough and once I got free, MIke got Royal Oak SurgIcal Tom Suzor lIves In Grosse when Charlie Keersmaekers Grosse Pomte North's DetrOIt Southeastern team in the ball to me " AsSOCiatIon Pomte Woods WIth hiS WIfe scored rus second go~ of the wrestlmg team won both of Its Its dIstnct opener and it took a There were stIll three sec- Mike Dale hves m Grand Ktm He works for Fromm game Keersmaekers, who had dual meets last week m spite of 19-6spurt by the Norsemen In onds remaInIng after WIlhams' Rapids With hiS WIfe Wendy General Contractor rune pomts in the two games, haVIngfour wrestlers out with the fourth quarter to give basket, but Ritter mserted and children Matthew, Kelsey Glen Williams lives 10 got a perfect feed from Ryan the flu them a 42-39 VIctory Tom Suzor to bother the and Zachary He IS marketmg Grosse POinte Farms He is a Schafer to set up the winmng The Norsemen beat Utica North rolled past DetrOIt inbounds passer manager for Stevenson & phySIcal educatIon teacher 10 goal 50-27 and defeated Stevenson Finney 73-44 to WIn the dIs- "Tom IS ~most as tall as I Lawyer,Inc the Grosse Pomte Schools and C T Thurber ~so scored two 51-24 In Macomb Area tnct championship Then It am and he bothered the guy Jim Davey hves 10 IS an owner of Lucy's Tavern goals, whIle Schafer and Mark Conference action was on to the regIonal where thrOWIngthe b~1 10 bounds Dearborn Hlghes WIthhiS WIfe on the HIll and Bob's Borushko added one apiece North's winners were Bnan North opened with a 38-34 Win enough that he made a bad Charlene and daughters Kayla Boathouse restaurants But one of the guttIest per- HIrt, Chns KosCInslu,Brandon over Detroit Osborn pass and Highland Park never and EmIly He ISservIce dIrec- Dr. Rick Zenn hves in Long formances of the game came Dobbms, Chns VanAssche, But the regIonal final at got a shot away," Wl1hams tor for Taylor Jeep Island, NY, With hiS wife from ULS defenseman Jon Matt Kellett, Glen Hauk, MIke Hlghland Park was the game Dr. Brian Engel hves m Deanna and chIldren Michael Stone . s81d Sudomler, AvedIs Ekmekjlan, that everyone connected WIth The bubble burst a few days Grosse Pomtc Park Wlth hiS and Johanna He ISa doctor of "He showed up with a fever Ryan Fned and Evan Polek the North team WIll remem- later agamst MackenZie, a WIfePaula and chIldren Carly, Psychiatry Congratulations to Our State Champions and Scholar Athletes!!! t 999 Division IV t 999 Division IV Boys' Soccer State Champions Girls' Tennis State Champions 2 t - 3- t Overall Record Sixth Straight State Championship Team Grade Point Average: 3. to Team Grade Point Average: 3.70 Team memhrrs ,"elude, frolll rou', from 141 , D Spll1tl Slepben Buhal/s, Team mrmhcrs ,"elude Jro,,! rOll' {rom /ef' l'lllf Kw IIu'lfkerl Knlre 1\ll11mr Dall Ferrll1,Mark Goifredson and AndreU! Byron M,ddle rou' Carl ( o'lghlll1 Amy Stillcrston IU/lf Alfl/lfr and ~fJill I'tJrlkh ll'llk mu' «(1'1l1, ( hUlk Alldrew Watkms Coacbes Walter Butzu Damd Backhurst and Villa Harkrll5 Wrrght Mallllgcr Dormda V,lrlr)' Bf,h ~IIt1dm I'll/II \1olk,'1 f)l/Sly T.l)'lol Manager El,zabeth McNaughton Soudy KaZZl and Andreu' Ycr Back roll' LesifY (,rmu, L,ZZlf (amphell Nay/a K,IZZI LlI4rm E.dl"1 i\ lm,"grr 1',lr,1> Mall Hollerbach, Todd Callahan, Scali Vallcr. Er,k KIISt! El, 8,l1ns-( ooley Venkal and ( oach Boh Wood No! plClllrrd I' il,s, /\/1, PhI/Leaman, NICk DILoreto alld ErICKrauss & University Liggett School.. .It's Who We Arel Primary, Lower and Upper Schools Middle School 1045 Cook Road 850 BriarclIff Drive III ~ Ildnll!l III/IJmll 'I'ltI>Ollt fClW,! to ra(r color, Grosse Pomte Woods, MIChIgan 482 ~6 • (~13) 884-4444 • www uls pvt k 12 ml u<; Trill/lOti If'( or 'lilIrOtl,11 or rthnlC orrglll December 16, 1999 _4C __ Sports Grosse Pointe News PGSA Mustangs win MYSL U-16 division championship The POInte GIrlS Soccer Included fullback;, Lisa Dold, Sabers, CarlISI, Coffman, ASSOCIatIOn Mustangs under- Burke and DanIellI' Mager, Moloney-EgnatlOs and Peppler 16 team took first place III the stoppers Moloney-EgnatlOs each scored once III a 4-0 VIcto- firbt dlvl;,lOn of the MIchigan and Susan BrandeIS and ry Youth SOCCI'I League MacEachern at bweeper CotTman collected three The team, made up of first "Good defense and a roanng goals and LewandowskI and and second year hIgh school offense does not tell the whole Peppler scored one apiece III a 111..')'CI",Jummdtcu thclI UpplJ- btulY,~ "aul d""'l:,tant \..Odl-hdud ':;.0 "m o\Cr the Warren Youth nentb as they fimshed 10.2 and team manager JIm Brennan Soccer League Nomads outscored the oppOSitIOn 35-8 "Our mIdfield was consIstently Peppler scored two goals and "ThIS team was outstandIng wlnnmg the ball and playmg It CotTman and Miller each col- because It was the culmmatlOn m to the stnkers " lected one m a 4-1 wm over the of several years of hard work Sabers and focu;,ed development," said Miller, Krlstm Brophy, coach Ed EgnatJos "And It Sandy Grimmer, LewandowskI Cory scored the Mustangs' comes at Just the nght time for and Andl Nadeau were the only goal m a 1-0 VIctOry over preparatIOn for the upcommg mldfielders Cory and O'Brien the Umted Mavencks, whde spnng soccer season" also played some midfield and Coffman, Miller and O'Bnen High scorers were Ashley the versatile Cory also pIcked were the goal scorers m a 3-1 Coffman With 10 goals, Stacey up two vIctOries m goal wm over the Mavencks Peppler WIth mne and CaItlIn "All m all, It was almost a Cory WIth five, but It was also a perfect beason except for Nma's MacEachern scored the only team effort as seven other broken ann at the Oakland goal m a 1-0 wm over the pla}ers scored at least one Umverslty tournament," LAYSL Bandits The Pomte Girls Soccer Association under-I6 Mustangs won their divisIon m the goal EgnatlOs said "These young The Mustangs then sutTerI'd MichIgan Youth Soccer League. In front, from left, are Nina CarlisI, Lauren Moloney- They were forwards Nma women WIll be able to help one of theIr two defeats, 1-0 to Egnatlos, Stacey Peppler, Meghan Brennan, Susan Brandeis, Lisa Dold and Katie CarlISI, Lauren Moloney- theIr hIgh schools well m the the Mavencks Lewandowski. In back, from left, are assistant coach and manager Jim Brennan, Hilary EgnatlOs and Enn O'Bnen, upcommg beason, partlculary MIller, Danielle Mager, Emily MacEachern. Erin O'Brien, Sandy Grimmer, Ashley Coff- mldfielders HIlary Miller and because they developed m con. Cory and Peppler talhed for man, Erm Burke, Caitlin Cory, Andrea Nadeau and coach Ed Egnatlos. Not pictured is Katie LewandowskI and fidence and skills so much dur- the Mustangs In a 2.0 wm over Kristm Brophy. defenders Erm Burke and mg the past SIXmonths the Nomads EmIly MacEachern "Coffman and Peppler Peppler had two goals and But It was the sohd play of became sohd fimshers WIth the Burke and Moloney-EgnatlOs the defense that held oppo- rest of the team learnmg that each scored once m a 4-0 wm Knights battling obstacles nents to less than one goal a It takes all 11 players on the over the BandIts Coffman had game field to make a true champIOn" two goals and LewandowskI "Our keeper for most of the The Mustangs opened the and Peppler collected one By Chuck Klonke rolled to a 70-12 VIctory play of freshmen Anthony games was Megan Brennan season WIth a 6-0 VIctory over apIece In a 4-2 VIctOry agaInst Sports Editor "Jay RItchIe (South Lake's Walker and KIm Heaney, who and she was a team leader III the St ClaIr Shores Sabers as the Nomads Inexperience IS enough of an coach) was kmd to us," Pelto were brought up for the game outstandmg play and sound Cory scored three goals and The Mustangs closed out the obstacle fOl Umverslty LIggett said "It could have been worse "Walker scored five pomts thmkmg on the field," EgnatlOs Carhsl, CotTman and Peppler season WIth a 3-1 loss to the School'b basketball team to They didn't press us at all " and handled the pressure pret- saId added one apIece Bandits as Coffman scored the overcome thIS year One problem cropped up In ty well at POInt guard," Pelto The rest of the defense In a rematch With the only Grosse Pomte goal "We couldn't atTord to be sick both games saId "Heaney had SIXrebounds and mJured at the start of the "We have to work on han- and five steals and played ~ea~on and we were struck dlIng the ball better," Pelto great defense Those two with both of those curses," saId "We had 24 turnovers sparked us We have another City of Qf}rosse ,"oint.e JJfarms, Michigan lOach Bruce Pelto saId after agamst South Lake, WIthout freshman, Leython WillIams, the Knights dropped non- them pressmg, and 30 agamst who was SIck last Fnday, but SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES league games to South Lake Southfield ChnstIan " WIll play qUIte a bIt, too" DECEMBER 6,1999 and Southfield ChnstIan Sean Gnffin, who IS the Gnffin led ULS With nme "But we showed great KnIghts' most expenenced pomts agaInst the Eagles, Thc Meeting wa~ I-allcd to order at 7 30 p m Improvement between the first starter after bemg the club's whIle Jim McBnde pulled and second games It's gomg to sixth man last year, had five down 11 rebounds, one more Prescnt on Roll Call Mayor Gaffney Counl-i1 member~ Knelser. West. Gandelot. SI-honenberg, Danaher be a blow process, but we'll be pomts and four steals agamst than Sean Metry grabbed ,md W.lldmelr OK" South Lake Mark Brammer "Our mam goal now IS to Tho\e ab~ent were None Pelto had only five players scored four pomts make each kId better funda- avaIlable for the opener With A bnght spot agamst mentally," Pelto saId AI,o Pre~ent Me~~r~ Burge~~. Clly Atlorney, 501.11..City Manager, Rec~lde, Clly Clerk, Na~h CII} South Lake and the CavalIers Southfield ChnstIan was the Controller, Leonard. DlreLtor of Public ServKe, Ferber. DlreLtor of Public Salety Mayor GafH1cy pre'lded at the Meeting On behalf ot the City CounCil. Re~olullon\ were pre,ented 10the lollowlng PatnL" Man\field MII-hael Wllher-, Fra\er Gd~per Get Your Tickets to Darrel Keogh dnd EnL MI"e\ell Opening Dav Now The Mlnute\ ot the Regul,lr Meeting held on November 1'i. 1999 were .lpproved a\ cOITel.led The Mmute, of the Clo~ed Se~~lOnheld on November IS. 1999, were approved a, ,ubmllted Now ISyour chance to guarante-e your seat at the hlstonc "Opening Day at Comenca Our World 5enes Plans are so strong. we are The Counl-i1 acting a~ a Zoning BOdrd 01 Appea". approved the MlOute\ of the PubliL Heaflng held Park" It's as easy as calling us at willing to back them up. Ol.lobcr 18, 1999, granted the appeal of Marko & Roma Gudllak, 40 Oldbroo" Lane. 10 con~trud an all.ll-hed tYoo-ear garage with ~torage area at the ba~ement level of their home. further, al Ihe requesl of the (313) 471-BALL. Comenca Park's Inaugural appellant. adjourned the PubllL Hearing for Steven Smllh, 32 La"eue\t Lane, 10 Monday, January 17.2000 season Will be like none other In Tigers SITISFICTION GUIRINTEED dt 7 lOp m baseball history and here's why We are so sure you Will like Comenca Park, TIle Counl-II granted the fenLe penmt applil-all()n to Chn, & Roger Power, 0140 PnncnLal Road you have our "Fans First" guarantee If you don't like your first experience at Comenca The CounLII approved the Site Plan Re\ lew tor Gro\\.:: POinte South High 51-hool tenl-e replal-emenl Wllhln the .IthlelK field Park, we'll refund your money In full. I he Cnunl-II dpprO\ cd the Site Plan Re\ lew lor Chm von Wormer, propnelor of 18'i 16/18 Mack Avenue lor propo ..ed changes to ''1:: eXI\ung one ~tory >;lrU~lurelcKated 10 the B-1 Local BU~lnc~~ Dlstnct, ~ubJed to YOUR SEITS IRE WIlTING Lertam Londlllon~ Great seats for the 20-game plans are stili l1JeCoum.i1 adopted Code No 12-05, Hl\torll- DI ..tnl.l Boundane\ Ordlnanle, Ordmanl-e No 151 available for Comenca Park So pick up the The Counl-l1 .Ipproved the 1999 Tree & Shrub Planting Program phone and call (313) 471-BALL today. A sales and 5elVlCe Manager IS here to answer The Counl-i1 approved the low hid for Ihe wmpletlOn of exteTior I.On~trul-lIon, Idnd\L.lplOg and l.Ieanup 01 Comenca Park Will be the hou~e and ~lIe al ~79 Moro,~ Road the Crown Jewel of MajOr league Baseball your call. But you have to act fast. The CounLiI approved Ihe propo ..ed SI-hedule 01 CounCil Meelmg .. lor the Calendar Year 2000, a~ follow, S TITE-OF- THE-IRT Illl- .111 'II Cill January 17.2000 February 7 2000 PIRI What IS there to think about? Great seats, MarLh 6. 2000 Comenca Park was bUilt for you, the fan, new ballpark, Opening Day, Fans First Apnl 20, 2000 Guarantee. Plus, an exclUSive Detroit Tigers May l'i. 2000 With great Sight hnes, large comfortable June 19.2000 seats with cupholders and wide aiSles and VIP merchandISe 91ft. GIVe us a call at July 10,2000 Augu~t 14,2000 concourses Best yet, you11 find restrooms (313) 471.BAlL to secure your seats today. September 18. 2000 and concession options around every corner. Cklober I ~ 2000 Don't miss out on your chance to get the November 11. 2()(X) WORLD SERIES PllNS best seats at Comenca Park Delcmber I I 2000 A great new ballpark, great new 20-game The Cnunl-II .Ipp0lnted the follOWing lllllen\ to the Clly ~ Board hi Canva ..\er~. caLh to ~erve a four-ycar FOR TICKET PACKAGES, CALL teml plans We have loaded each plan with the THE DETROIT TIGERS TICKET Mr\ Joanne I conard best games, the best teams, the best SALES DEPARTMENT AT ~'i I Hilkre\1 promotions, great gIVeaways, and a Mr Donald I Indnw mllrture of days of the week to fit your (313) 411-llll. 20 blr AlTe\ complicated schedule www detrolttlgers com 111eCounul adopled a rc~olutl(m Ihal \mmedlaldy follOWing ,ldJournment 01 the Regular MectlOg. a Clo\Cd '>e\\ron \hall be held tor the pUrp By Chuck Klonke It was the second straight ahve and went on a 17-4 run stay at 46-45 Anderson fol- Sports Editor defeat for the Norsemen, who that was sparked by three bas- lowed With a three-pomt bas- Grosse POInte North's bas- lost then opener to Dakota 55- kets by Hoble Schleicher and ket as the Cougars closed out ketball team IS fightIng some 47 a few mghts earher three-pomters from Rob the game With an 11-2 run groWing pams "Both of the games were Higbee and Bayer SchleIcher's "Anderson really hurt us," And a few other pams, wInnable," Stavale said "But basket With 34 seconds left cut Stavale said "We didn't do a beSides we needed one httle thmg to ChIppewa Valley's lead to 42- very good Job of contammg "We're showmg the SIgnSof happen m each of the game to 37, but North faIled to score hIm" mexpenence - of haVIng no take us over the top - lIke .the rest of the way North led 20-16 after one returnmg starters," North makmg the three (a three- KeVIn Shorter led the BIg quarter and the Norsemen had coach Dave Stavale saId after POInt attempt by Brandon Reds With 14 pomts, mcluchng a 29-26 advantage at halftIme Fnday's 45-37 loss to Bayer against Cluppewa Valley a paIr of free throws With eight Dakota scored the first seven Cluppewa Valley m a Macomb late In the game that went Into seconds to go to gIve ChIppewa pomts of the second half and Area Conference crossover the basket and bounced out) Valley some msurance, and the Cougars took a 38-34 lead game "We11be OK WeJust have to seven rebounds JIm Dehz had mto the final quarter. work through our mexpenence 10 pomts North went up 45-44 on a and It could take us seven to Joe Hermann led North With pair of free throws by Turkey trotters South girls rune games " 11 pomts Hermann WIth 3 32 left It was Plerce Middle School recently completed its annu- InJunes to K C Cleary and In the Dakota game, two of the Norsemen's last lead of the al Turkey Trot. One hundred thirty-five students Mike Bertelsen have hurt the the players that hurt North game as WOjCIechowskIerased competed in the half-mile and mIle runs for turkeys, skate to Norsemen's depth Bertelsen when the teams met In football It With lus two foul shots on medals and other prizes. Several school records were broke a bone In hIs wnst when thIS year, dId some serious Dakota's next possessIOn set, including half-mile records by seventh grader another win he fell awkwardly dunng the damage on the basketball HIgbee led North With 20 Mike Haberkorn (2:28) and eighth graders Ken Fran- Dakota game, while Cleary IS court, too pomts, while Hermann fin- cis and Andre PlavlJanich. who were both clocked in Grosse Pomte South's gIrls stIli recovenng from a rotator Sam Anderson scored a Ished Wlth 13 POInts and 11 2:23. Mile records were set by sixth grader Jillian hockey team contmued ItSwm- cuff IDJUryhe suffered dunng game-hIgh 26 pomts for the rebounds McLaughlin (6:06), sixth grader Curt Bell (5: 16) and ning ways last week With a 7-1 football season Cougars, whde Todd "We're Just gOIng to have to eighth grader Bill Bell (5:07). In front. from left, are VIctory over crosstown nval North fell belund 27-16 at WOjcIechowskIadded 17 keep workIng and battlmg," Christian Conry, Ali Morawski and Pearce Pavle. In Grosse Pomte North halfbme In the ChIppewa There were mne lead Stavale said "NobOOy's goIng the middle row, from left, are Samantha John, Most of the first penod was Valley game and the BIg Reds changes in the first half and to feel sorry for us because Haberkorn, Curt Bell and Bill Bell. In back, from left, played m the neutral zone stretched theIr lead to 38-10 seven m the second before a we're gomg through some are Kelly Connor, Plavljanich, Francis, Dana Henze, South's CaSSIe Weaver, DIana With about a mInute and a half pair of free throws by adverSity right now" Libby Singe1ynand Jessica Marsh. Mager, KatIe McMI~lan and left In the tlurd quarter WOjcIechowskIWith 3.19 left In Lauren O'Bnen worked hard, That's when North came the game put Dakota ahead to as cbd North's Amy Holloway, Knsten SImon, Jenmfer Ryan and ChnstIna Ventlmlgha South finally broke the C,tv of~rOSS.e Joiut.e Jtf arm5.l\l1chi~.tn scoreless tie With 2 33 left In the penod. DE'fenseman SPECIAL NOTICE Annette Champme fed a pass to Ehzabeth Moran, who HOLIDAY RUBBISH SCHEDULE bounced the puck off the FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS EVE 1999 boards to Molly Weaver Weaver found NICkI Brown There WIll he no InlcrrupllOn; or re\ldcntlal or l-ommcTl.I.ll ruhh"h mOVIngqUIckly down the Ice, pld. up dUring Ihc Chrlstma~ and Ncw Ycar\ Holiday wcck All fed her the puck and Brown rubbIsh LolJcdlon routC\ WIll be LOIICdCd al.l.ordmg 10 Ihclr nor111.l1 slapped It past North goalIe schedule Ginger Hubbell, who made sev- eral outstancbng saves In the ColleClion of rC;ldCnll.l1 and LOmmcrLlal ruhhl\h rcgularly \Lhcdulcd first penod, for the first of her for FTiddY Deccmhcr 24. 1999 and Fnda\ DCl-emhcr 11 1999 \~ 111he two goals. collecled hy 11 00 a m South came out strong m the second penod, With Kelly Blrg Plca\c ha\ c ruhhl\h out hy 7 ()(] a m sconng tWice Blrg also scored m the thIrd penod for her first hat tnck Moran also added a DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC" ORKS paIr of goals for the Blue G P N 12/16/99 & I 2/2 V99 DeVIls,in adcbtlon to plaYInga strong game on defense North got its only goal In the second perIOd when Ahson Scarfone fired a shot Into the upper nght corner Kathleen Rappa and Colleen Brennan pIcked up aSSISts LIbby Klem, Sarah Goodnow, The holidays. 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The boun- danes of the Grosse Pomte Farms Pumpmg Station HIstOriCDlslnct are as follows Thai part of Pnvate ClaIm 404 descnbed as begmnlng at the intersection of the easterly hne Qf Mack Avenue and the northerly hne of saId Private Claim 404, Ihence proceeding South 64 degrees, 00 minutes, 34 seconds East along said northerly hne of Private ClaIm 404 67446 feet to the POint of BegmnlOg, thence contmulng South 64 degrees, 00 mlOutes, 34 seconds East along saId northerly hne of Pnvate Clalm 404 200 feet to the westerly hne of Chalfonte Avenue 80 feet Wide, thence South 10 degrees, 43 mlOutes, 34 seconds West along said west- erly hne 515 56 feet to the northerly hne of Kerby Road 60 feet Wide, thence North 63 degrees, 59 mmutes, 44 seconds West along said northerly Ime 200 feet, thence along a line parallel 10 the weslerly hne of Chalfonte Avenue to the POint of BegmnlOg on the northerly Ime of Pnvate ClaIm 404 Part of parcel number 38 005 99 0005 000 The Grosse Pointe Hockey Association Cobras celebrate after winning the Bantam Dlvision at the Troy Turkey Tourney. In front. from left. are Jimmy O'Neill. Jeff Clor. Commonly known as 305 Chalfonte, Grosse Pomte Farms, Wayne County, Mlclugan Matt Michels and Kns SteiB. In the second row. from left, are Jeffrey Moore. Chris Monaghan, Danny Rosso, Brandon Janness, Brekan Kohlitz and Anthony DeLaura. In (C) District 3: The Provencal.Weir House Historic District. The boundarte< of the the third row. from left, are Tommy Tavery. Brian Carleton, Mlchael Damman and Provencal-Weir House Histone Dlstnct are as follows Steve Debol. In back, from left, are coach Daryl Debol. Frank Rosso. John Clor and Don DeLaura, Not pIctured are Richard Brace and Bryan MacKenzie. That north 78 feet of the west 35 60 feet of Lot 6 and the nonh 78 feet of the east 41 60 feet of Lot 7, Charles G Morans SUbdiVISion,Pnvate Claim 123, Llber II, page 85, Wayne County GPHAhouse South Records league action From page5C In a 38-33 loss to Harper Parcel number 38 003 03 006 008. Woods, James Carner had MITE HOUSE John Hobstetter (215) South's only pm at 135 Hoban Commonly kno\.\n as 376 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse Pomte Farms, Wayne County, MIchigan Sharks 7, Whalers 4 (103), Cernok (140) and Goab And} McNitt 2 Streeter In a 41-34 loss to Cousmo, Warren John LoVa,co Doug Johnston South's Pawlowski (125), MItchelson (160) won deci- (d) Distrid 4: The Beverly Road Historic District. The boundanes of the Beverly Road \fau Taflinger Pat Kenned} (Sharks! Cemok (140), Hobstetter (189) sIOns HistOriCDIstrict are as follows WIlham SocIa 3, Sarah GIlbnde and Scott Cederwall (heavy- The Blue DeVils' three wms I\Vhaler~' weight) each pmned hIS oppo- ASSISts LoVasco 2 Kennedy 2, Rory m a 57-24 loss to Lutheran Joy Realty Co Beverly Park SubdlVlslOn, Private Claim 241, Llber 819, Page 105 of Deeds, nent Mitchelson won a major Deane Warren McNItt (Sharks), East were falls by James deCISion at 152, while Hoban Wayne County Records Da\ls Logan (Whalers) Carner (135), Cf>rnok (140) Comment< Mike Ignagm was out (103) and James Camer (135) and Mitchelson (152). All resources located wlthm the boundanes of any of the Hlstonc Districts Identified above shall be subject WAsS3S.719 10 the PTOvl~lonsof the Hlstonc Dlstnct OrdlOance, as the same may be amended from time to lime Any D7 proposed reVISIOnto the boundanes of one or more of the Hlstonc Dlstncts Identified above, or the pro- cMsS29,24S • posed removal of any properties or resources from any of such Hlstonc Dlstncts, shall be governed by the NOW procedure~ ~el forth 10 the Hlstonc Dlstncts Ordinance $31.595* Section 2, Filing with Register of Deeds. Copies of thiS Ordinance and the Hlstonc Dlstnct~ SPECIAL COLLEGE GRAD $12,820 •• OrdlOance shall be filed with the Wayne County Register of Deeds 10 order to Identify the boundanes of the 1999 TRACKER 4x4 CONVERTIBLE HI~tonc DI~tncts estabh~hed pursuant to Section 1 above wAss18.230 Section 3, Severability, If any provIsIon of thiS OrdlOance shall be held Invalid, the remamder of NOW the Ordinance WIllnot be affected thereby $13.620. Section 4 Effective Date, This Ordinance shall take effect twenty (20) days after ItSenactment or upon It~ pubhcallon, whIchever ISlater d •lates All rebates to dealer "Must uahf for call e rad • SALES HOURS • Enacted 12106199 Shane L RH.lde, M - Thurs II 30 - II 00 Genuine Chevrolet. ,..".,.., T-W-f 1130-600 The Cars More Amencans Trust ....".""., GPN 121161'99 City Clerk , Thursday, December 16,1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection fOX:web 313-343-556~httpl/gr055epOlrllerleW5com ~~~-6~~~~ i~~~OlnSSIw~!O~~' T,,~~~~N G 962 Slarm. And Screen> TIe Work RENTALS& REALESTATE 099 il 1O~ COMPUTER SERVICE 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES WORK from home Up to ADMINISTRATIVE Serv- Go $200 a day My web Ices Plus- profeSSional Site, www cc- word processing! typing For pages com!vlps!MarkMu services for profeSSIO- ~ ylaerVindex htm nals! students 313-824- Success 7713 inthe QPPORTUNITY USUAL HOURS BEGIN 109 ENTERTAItlMENT Classifieds 119 TRANSPORTATION/TRAVEL MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 8AM To Own an Original ACAPPELLA quartet Stu- Place your Oil by DEADLINES REMAIN THE SAME dents from Grosse Door-to-Door Service! Help Wanted Or DURING BOTH HOLIDAYS! POinte North Will sing at Tyrell your Christmas party ~~ Situations Wanted (313)8840323 ad today! "NEW ENGLAND 099 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 101 PRAYERS CLASSICAL MUSICfor any Call our Friendly SEAMAN" +~Wl~fB J 0)445-0373 NOVENA to St Jude occasion Solo, duo, or Classified Call Classic Framing May the Sacred Heart of tno Also Vlctonan or Advertising Jesus be adored, glon- Sconlsh entertainment Representativesl Richmond, Mi, o fled, loved and pre- Expenenced, profeSSIO- 313.882-6900 ext 3 ~ANNOUNCEMENTS , served throughout the nal (248)661-2241 or (810) 727-8842 world, now and forever Fax 313-343-5569 COFFEE! SandWich Shop Oh Sacred Heart of Je- MAGICIAN for hire MagiC or Charles across from court house shows (birthdays! Cl)nst- sus, pray for us Worker ~Point~ ~ws and Macomb County of- of miracles, pray for us mas) Strolling magician (313)881.5572 fices A sleeper Andary St Jude, helper of the at your dinner party Call ~N Real Estate 313-886- hopeless, pray for us Bruce, 810-776-1741 To rent this space please call (313)882-6900 5670 Say thiS prayer 9 times a PIANO entertainment Add _GROSSE POinte Park Liq- day By the 8th day, ambience to your Holi- uor & Wine Shop For your prayer Will be an- day party GershWin to swered It has never CUSTOM DRAPERIES sale Wilham (313)82t- Mozart 313-885-6215 Blinds, carpet wallpaper, 1178 been known to fall, nev- er Publication must be SANTA for hire' Also, Bedspreads, & decorative [Mrl~lM[Nl AcceSSOries 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS promised Thanks St OJ's, clowns and magi- VISit our Showroom at Jude for prayers an- cians Reasonable 4 Tickets for December swered SpeCial thanks rates, great service Pre- 22224 Gratiot 29th, "Forbidden Chnst- to our Mother Of Perpet- ferred Entertainment DRAPERIES BY PAT 810-na-2584 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL mas", at the Gem Thea- ual Help K S B 810-447-9828 " Q ter 730 pm $30 each _ 125 FINANCIAL SERVICES CASHIERS, deli clerks, FULL TIME GRUMPY lawyer needs (810)775-1778 112 HEALTH 1NUTRITION A NANNY NETWORK PRAYER to the HOI~Splnt Grosse POinte area CLERICAL JOBS organized, knowledqea- HOMEOWNERS Starting pay, u~ to $7 50 The U S Census Bureau ble and patient pe son BACK 2 Order Organizing Holy SPirit, JOUwho make GET the facts on Vitamins, Looking for quality per hour Ir ("s 0eli, services ProfeSSional minerals, herbs & teas JUMBO SPECIALISTS child care givers r now recrulhng for Clerical for part- time ~ )5I'.,n me &ee everything and 313-882.2592, : OM orgamzer In your home VISit www GlpsVlta- Purchase or refinance Top salary, benefits POSitionfor the DetrOit Thorough knowledgl C: who shows me the way Regional Office located In Word and Excel IS es- (313)640-8940 mlnPower com Bill consolidation COOK- expenenced! to reach my Ideal You Stated Income (810)739-2100 lovely Brewery Park near sential Any takers? Fax I made $10,000 Kitchen Manager need- who gives me the diVine MASSAGE Therapy- Multi No Income downtown Detroit resume to 313-885 2940 my first month ed Full time Apply With- gill to forgive and forget method For Women verification ADMINISTRATION Free Parking $8,65 per as a MIDDLEMAN In Village Gnlle 16930 the wrong that IS done to AMTA Certified 1987 Bruised cred.t OK ASSISTANT hour and HEALTH & LIFE No selltng Kercheval Or call 313- Insurance Must pass me and you who are In Gift Certlflcates Dietary Park Avenue DOWNTOWN DETROIT 882-4555, Fax, 313- Work from home clencal test If Interested all Instances of my life support Judy B A Mortgage Accounting fmn seeking 885-6816 WAITSTAFF* 1-800.986-1170 call 800-432-1495 ext 101 With me I, In thiS short (313)882-3856 Loan Center a qualified Needed, very busy restau ext 1331 COOKS- days! nights full/ Equal Opportumty dialogue, want to thank 313.885.2233 Administrative ASSistant rant Day or night Benefits I'LL come to you to take Stressed Out? With excellent phone & part time, gnll expen- Employer you for everything and available Apply Within Vil- portraits for deck of 52 MASSAGE computer skills ence a plus Apply, Eltas FULL time Travel profes- lage Gnlle cards, wallet size Call confirm once more that I THERAPY Accounltng background Brothers, 20710 Mack, 127 VIDEO SERVICES Sional for established 16930 Kercheval never want to be sepa- Student preferred Excellent Grosse POinte Woods Bob,313-881-4413 Grosse POinte Agency (In Village) rated from you, no mat- $25/ hour EOE PHOTOGRAPHY- Spe- benefits package and 313886-8805 ter how great the maten. Gift certificates available competitive salary If CialiZing In Weddings & CUSTOMER Service Rep- HAIRSTYLIST and sham- 810-779-6654 ~ FULU part time days! Annlversanes Black! al deSires may be I .~ Interested, please fax your full time, 830- 5 Com- poo person wanted for nights Immediate open. white & color Reasona- want to be With you and • S4>eaal Events ~ resume & salary puter knowlege helpful Grosse POinte salon Ings Fnendly and relia- ble Bemard (313)885- my loved ones In your requirements to General oflice expen- Booth rental or commis- STRUCTURAL .HomeJrMlflIDn8S ble a must' Apply Within 8928 perpetual glory Amen (313)961-0156 ence Send resume to sion (313)882-2239 INTEGRATION Subway. 21020 Mack Thank you for your love Rolf Method • In1emalIDnal cOrr.-ons Raymond James & As- RED Wings tickets (3)- ASSISTANT needed for SOCiates, Ann Pauline, HOSTESS needed part- center Ice, row 12, sec- towards me and my You've heard of rt- now try FULU Part time stock help time evenings Apply • Pholo & Film III Video TranslIlr busy hairdresser 4 days 225 Talon Center De- lion 107 12/31/99, loved ones Pray thiS It nght here In Grosse needed $600 per hour Within Tom's Oyster per weeki occaSIOnal troit, 48207 or fax 313- $201 248-761-2642 prayer three consecutIVe POinte Structural Integra- to start FleXible hours Bar, 15402 Mack, "IIEWIOI'fIOtI' .. fM1 saturdays Cosmetology 567-7051 Must be 18, With excel- days Without asking your tlon (also known as "Rolf- Grosse POinte Park UNIQUE Chnstmas Glltl 21lllII1lII,.-/WI • 5I.QorSllnl, II., license reqUired 313- Ing")" bnngs lift and ease DELI person, must be 18 lent dnvlng record Ap- Forty photographs trans- Wish Will be granted, no 884-8858 Into the body This IS deep (810) 779-2326 Part time! full Apply ply In person Jerry's JOB OPENING ferred to Videotape with maner how difficult It tissue transformational WIthin Alger Dell & Liq- Party Store 383 Ker- SCHOOL mUSIC,$60 Terry Video may be Then promise ATTENTION: Lose weight body work at ItSbest Ap- uor 17320 Mack cheval, Grosse POinte CROSSING GUARDS SeMces 313-886-0325 to publish thiS prayer as pointments With ~ and earn money before Farms DESK Clerk- part lime City of soon as your favor has PractitIOner, Bob Auerbach New Year1 810-790-6744 WANT TO REACH evenings and! or week- GOVERNESSI Personal Grosse POinte Woods been granted Thank featured on POlntes TV, wwwvhbn com codel wp201 8 MILLION ends Call Nancy Wim- assistant Grosse POinte $7 - $8 PER HOUR you for favors r'lCelVed now available at 3 HOURS MAXIMUM HOUSEHOLDS? BARTENDER, cook waIt- bledon Racket Club, Farms Full time Smart, RM convenient HIli location PER DAY YQl.! can place your ad staff, dishwasher Apply (810)774-1300 nurtunng IndiVidual In more than (313)843-0619 needed for formal Beneftts to Include family ."RoIflng Is the service at Telly's Place, 20792 DRIVERS, office help Re- 600SuburoanNe~ 102 lOST t FOUND household With active passes to the Grosse mark of the RoHInstitute" Mack Grosse POinte tirees welcome Smoke reaching more than young child Teaching! POinte Woods Lakefront Woods free enVIronment Must 8 million households LOST In Village- 4" X 6" Child Development e,,- Park POSitionsopen 1m have a POSitive enthUSI- around North Amenca black mesh ZiPped THERAPEUTIC Massage penence preferred Ex- mediately For more CARRIER astIC anltude Call Man- One call & low cost ratesl pouch Contains make- at Breckels Massage cellent salaryl benefits Information call l cuso FlOriSt, 313-886- For details call Barbara at up and wedding nng Therapy The Ideal Holi • $1,000 AnnUlI Bonus' 313-680-8836 Officer Dan Koerber Reward (313)331-1553 day Gift 93 Kercheval Great 2nd INCOME 8200 (313)3432416 Grosse POinte News & GRILL Cook- part time Grosse P"lnte Farms deliVering USA T'JDAY, EAST Side Investment PubliC Safety Department The Connection Will train No Sundays 313-886-8761 First Monday- Fnday, 4- 9am firm seeking an account- City of 313-882-6900 or r or Holidays Lounge In Suburoan ClaSSified Ad- B ~massage With Daniel, Wholesale route seMces ant (CPA preferred) With Grosse POinte Woods The Woods apply Within vertising Network (SCAN) Saturdays or Mondays, 2+ years of expenence. Need help with vanous locations Within the 20513 Mack, Grosse LITILE Italy s Pizza needs $5 oft Including some tax prep- at '312-644-6610 "SPECIALSERVlC~ downtown Detro,t area POinte Woods phone person delivery your classified aration Should be detail Earn an average of dnvers Call (313)526 114 MUSIC EDUCATION or 'lted highly organ- GROSSE POinte cleaning I O~ COMPUTER SERVICE $180- $2001 week 2 'lours 0300 (... ))469-2935 FAX IT! ad? Izeo and profICient WIth seMce needs people PIANO teact-er locused on dellVeryJlme Must be 313-343-5569 Call our fnendly Excel Position carnes a who like to clean & are LOOKING for a BLG Solullons- specializ- fun All ages All levels dependable With rell .ble Remember to inclUde' Ing In small offICe and vanety of responslblltlies seeking advancement new career? Lessons starting Janu- expert sales vehicle, valid dnvers With fleXible hours send Top pay & relaxed, YourNlme reSldenlta1 networkmg Call and see If you qualify ary (313)642-1698 license auto Insurance resume to SUite 200 fnendly working enVIron- Your Address Also, repairs and up- representatives to earn $50 000 We have and good credit a mustl 20416 Harper Avenue ment 313-886-2131 Your Phone grades 313-884-0646 PRE-SCHOOL group les- the systems and the for advice I Qualified cand .:fat .. Harper Woods 48225 Anj FIX Number sons In<:.ludes plano ---~------HELP wanted for wlIlter schooling to make your Along with your L1SI computer services for and art Adults begin- (313)882-6900 ext 3 call Eric at FULL or part lime Manlcu snow removal No expe- dreams come true Classified any of your computer ners through advanced 80().na-5266, ext. 230 nst & Hair Stylist needed nence needed Must be Call Richard Landuyl at Ad Message needs From configura- ClaSSical, popular made In Grosse POinte Salon dependable Earn be 313.886-5800 tion to networks trouble Coldwell Banker Classified Simple at the Plano Gr~ Po;nt~ ~ws PLUMBERS helper want No cltentele needed tween $10 $15 hour shooting and training, Sch\/ertzer AclY8rtlsing Leamlng Center 810- ed Some expenence Please call 313-884 Call Timberline Land- call 313-304-3454 774-9966 <;~~ helpful (313)886-2521 8080 scaPing (313}886-3299 Grosse POinte Farms Thursday, December 16, 1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 201 HElP WANTED 203 HELP WANTED 304 SITUATIONS WANHD 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 202 HELP WANTED ClERiCAl 207 HELP WANTED SALES -'--~GJ=-~""Ii UIYSITHR DENTAl/MEDICAl GENERAL MAMA Rosa s Plzzena TAX Pre parer At least 3 LOVING Grosse POinte RECEPTIONIST.Part time WANT TO REACH LICENSED Daycare- New E needs phone help years expenence In Indl- Woods family hoping to lor Grosse POinte Real MEDICAL 8 MILLION Years Eve $1001 until MERCHANDIS:J cooks waltstaff pizza Vidual tax returns Part- Estate office Computer HOUSEHOLDS? 300 a m Overnight Iind both a long- term RECEPrIONISI makers & delivery pea nershlp and corporation nannyl housekeeper to experience heiplul Ma Y..QU can place your ad $25 extra 810-778 400 MERCHANDISE pie Apply after 4p m expenence helpful pro care lor 2 boys 3 & 7 ture dependable Linda Full lime for SI John In more than 3938 Neurosurgery ( IImt ANTIOUES / COLL£ 400 MER(HANDISE 412 MIS Thursday, December 16,1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection , ., 907 8ASEMENT 936 FLOOR SANDING/ 9128UILDING/REMODHING '116 CA~PETINSTAllATION 930 ElECTRICALSERVICES 9~5 HANDYMAN 946 HAULING I MOVING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING WATfRPROOflNG REFINISHING CHAS. F. JEFFREY CUSTOM Intenor wood GARY'S Carpet Service FIRST KELM FLOOR SANDING fj BRIAN'S PAINTING Basement Waterproofing working All moldings In- Installallon restretchlng ELECTRICAL CO. lay, Sand, Finish Professional painting, - 40 Yrs Experience cludlng Crown Moldings Repairs Carpet & pad JOHN, Master Electrical -Staining Experts- interior and exterior " -Outside Method or FInished basements available 810-774-7828 8 6 10 50 years experience '1 About your holiday Specializing In all types of .Inslde Method kitchens mantels book- 10-77 - 07 'Licensed' Insured' needs Extenor! intenor painting Caulking Window -Walls Straightened case, Intenor! extenor Emergency service -References' Chnstmas decorations glazing and plaster repair Braced door replacement No AFFORDABLE plastering Violationa, Renovation 313-535-7256 Quality work, reason- Local & All work guaranteed & l .Foundatlons Underpmned Job too small Licensed! 25 years expenence, Doorbells, Ranges, Dryers TOWN & C t H d albe rates Call Fully Insured -licensed & Insured Insured Free estimates guaranteed work, free senior Citizen Discount oun ry ar - (313)882.1612 Long Distance For Free Estimates and Tn- County Finished No service call charge wood Floors Speclallz. fo Reasonable Rates, call 313-882-1800 Carpentry (810)752. estimates, Lou Black- Ing In refinishing and In- ----_-.----- Agent r 810-778-2749 6630 ~ell 31 810677:4~687, stalling hardwood floors Vx~J Globcll Van Lines or 313-372-2046 JAMES Kleiner Basement _ ...... _ _ ager 3.79 .9 S & J ELECTRIC licensed! Insured 800- ~{r _ . Waterproofing, Masonry, REASONABLE Price- ANDY Squires Plastenng Residential Commercial 991-6769,810-872-9610, • : ' DECORATIVE Speclallsts- and concrete 20 years Good workmanship Ad- & Drywall Stucco repair No Job Too Small leave message '1 Any kind of holiday complete resldenhal expenence Licensed dilions, bathrooms, Spray textured ceilings 313-885-2930 WOOD fl r nd home Improvements- custom painting! Faux 313-885-2097 kitchens, basements LI- (810)755.2054 ------f h ooM S8 IngF.lre- complete service, car. Insured 25 years expe- ." IOIS Ing IC Iganh oor pentry, drywall, painting, 822••• 00 ------censed Free estimates PLASTER & drywall repair TOMA ServIces, 22725 Greater etc Prompt service, rea- rlence (810)530-3520 R.L. (313)883-3033 and palntmg Grosse Mack Call 1-800-606- sonable rates Expen- - large and Small Jobs FIREFIGHTERS! pamters STREMERSCH ------POinte references C..'I ELECTRIC 1515 enced 313-882-8960 - P,anos (our speclaltyl Intenor! exterior, resl- TFI, Inc - Speclallzmg In _ Appl BASEMi:NT Entertainment centers, Charles .Chlp" G,Json BOB TOMA 1. A Bob's Complete Han- lances <'~ntlall commercial," WATERPROOFING stair railings, wood floor- 313-884.5764 Licensed Master dyman Service 15 - Saturday, Sunday p()wer washing, wall ~ 109, crown mold lOgS, PLASTER repairs, pamt- Electrical Contractor. FURNITURE refinished, years expenence Spa- Service washing Call 810-381- l WALLS, REPAIRED f C Ing Cheap I No Job too 313-885-9595 clallzmg In Intenorl exte. - Senior Discounts 3105, Pager, 810-406. ,f STRAIGHTENED Ireplace mantles us- repaired, stnpped, any ed 1732 REPLACED tom wood specialists small' Call anytime In. Reasonable Rates type of caning Free es- nor palntmg Drywall! Owned & Operat '~ (313)587'5553 sured (810)774-2827 tlmates 313-345-6258, carpentry Appomtments By John Stemmger GHI Painting Intenor! ex • ALL WORK Free Estimates available through the ,- .. GUARANTEED SEAVER'S Home Malnte. Commercial Residential 248-661-5520 holidays Reasonable 11850 E. Jefferson tenor, plaster repair, :: nance Plaster, drywall, New, Repairs, Renova. Mpsc.ll967S power washing Profes- '~.' LICENSED Greater Detroit textures, painting 19 Insured (810)344-0090 licensed - Insured slonal, expenenced, ref- tions, Code Violations, • 313-884-7139 Bu Iidl ng Co. years In Grosse POinte service Upgrade ALL of your home 1m. erences Free esll." _COMIoIUNI1Y29YEARS 313-882'0000 ABOVE & Beyond- fall provement needs Spe. mates Insured Greg, : clean up SNOW RE. I 810777 2177 Roofing F=Ei!.~=::::=!:I!!~~~ MOVAlI Dependable, cia IZlng In all types of - __ - ~ Some Classifications Windows & Doors CUSWORTH references Call home repairs Intenorl INTERIORS ,~ Siding & Gutters ELECTRIC extenor We do It all LI- BY DON & LYNN are required by law to Kitchen & Bath ALL masonry work. Tuck- (810)872-4416 censed, Insured 810- be licensed. Check with Addition & Dormers POint, chimney, bncks, FAST SERVICE FALL cleanups, Chnstmas 615-2040 A+ Painting Intenor, exte- -Husband-Wife Team proper State Agency Concrete & Masonry block, stones Lay patiO 313 •• 6 •••• decorating & snow re- BRIAN'S Carpentry, nor Plaster & drywall re- -Wallpapenng to verify license. Plaster Repair & slate Cement steps 51NCI1965 moval Free estimates Home Repairs Install, pair Wmdow glazing, _P "7797619 power washmg & paint- amtmg Drywall 81 V" • Competitive rates Repair, Renovate 810-776-0695 THOMAS KLEINER Rough & Finish HISTORIC restoration. Ex, Frank,313-372-0043 Doors, moldings Any- 109 Aluminum sldmg BASEMENT carpentry pert repair, porches, thing (810)n9-2694, Free estimates Insured J.L. PAINTING WATERPROOFING Tear. outs & Hauling chimneys The Bnel< MAC'S TREE AND (313)640.4072 Call Ryan Painting 810- INTERIORlEXTERIOR -Digging Method Painting, Interior Doctor Richard Pnce Griffin Fence Company SHRUB TRIMMING 775-3068 Plaster repair COMPLETE WORK COMPLETE Handyman Drywall cracks! -All New Dram Tlfe & Exterior Licensed 313-882-3804 -All Types Of FenCing Reasonable Rates Service. 20 years expe- AFFORDABLE Painting peeling paint -Light Weight lOA VITO'S Cement work, 'Sales Quality service nence. Pamting, electn- Newl old construction Window putty/caulklng slag stone & backfill (810)nS-0700 porches, dnveways, pa- 'Installahon, Repairs Call Tom 810-776-4429 cal, plumbing All types Plaster, Drywall Repair, Power washing! repainting Free Estimates 1I0s, bnck! block work, 'Senior Discount -----. ---- of repairs and code Popcom Ceilings, Staln- Aluminum Siding -Spotless Cleanup luck POint Insured, 822-3000 800-305-9859 ..,- • " work Jim (810)242- lng, Faux Finishes, Alr- Grosse Pomte References\' -Walls Straightened & bonded, licensed t~: 4275 less Spraying (810)779. Fully Insured , Braced or Replaced • MID'S (313)527.8935 MODERN FENCE MCKIE Tree of Harper EXCELLENT handyman 5847, (810)293-4610 Free Estimates White Cedar Specialists W cd T tal t ee!~" b -Foundabons Underpinned ~ o s. 0 r ;>o,ru seMce, since 1985 BOWMAN Palntmg Inten- 313-385-0146 t Specl811zlng In servmg the Grosse care Gutter cleaning, Prompt pr~~e p fe I R d I -Bnck & Concrete Work Pomtes since 1955 ' Q ...... , ro s. or extenor eSI entia JOHN Karoutsos painting. : Computer Aided bucket truck available slonal No Job too small 26 years expenence -20 Years Expenence Kitchen & BIIth Design "Automabc Gate Openers" Licensed, Insured Qual- (313)824-6502 Call Gary 810-326-1598 Intenor! extenor Custom 29180 Gratiot, RoseVIlle Ity service, reasonable finishes Restoration -10 Year Transferable Ucensedlln8ured 810-776-5456 rates. 313-371-4281 FRANK'S Handyman BRENTWOOD Painting! work Serving the ~ Guarantee 810 , (810)773-5596 936 flOOR SANDING/ selV1ce. Electncal, plumb. Wallpapenng 30 years Pomtes for over 12 -Dramage Systems REfiNISHING TURF & Timber landscap- lng, carpentry, pamhng of quality & service to years. 5 year warranty ~ Installed Ing. Tree! shrub tnm- Speclallzmg In small re- POlntes, Shores, Harper on all work Free estl- oJ sunON "Innovative Hardwood" licensed & Insured mlng Certrfled Arbonst pairs (Home mspectlons) Woods Free estimates mates (810)778-9619 ltoi... A-1 Quality CONSTRUCTION Hardwood Floor Specialist Snow removal lI- (810)791-6684 Bill, 810-776.6321 or Fax (810)778-8917 .. In the BusIness. 19851 Workmanship -REMODEUNG censedl Insured. HANDYMAN. Grosse 810-771-8014 10% off ..... _ ...... _ ~ Sand,ng, Refinishing -BATHROOMS ~313Jaa5-9292 POinte, Harper Woods wltntmsaa _ .... 810-296-3882 Repairs. New Installallon -"».'" •'~'j.." "'" St Clair Shores Take HERITAGE PAINTING & REMOVAL :.: St. Clair Shores, MI -KITCHENS Stam!Color Experts 9~~ GUTTERS .. care of all your needs DECORATING, LLC. 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JOHN'S PAINTING l!IbI~l!I DIRECT JAMES Smelser Roof BARRY'S Snow Removal 313.343.5569 Intenol- Extenor Special- FAMOUS maintenance Repalrl Maintenance Grosse POinte area IZing In repalnng damaged ~ 111E'S PIOFESSlONAlI~ PLUMBING serving Grosse POinte Remember to inclUde Flat roof speCialist 1 Free estmates 313 640 plaster, drywall & cracks, & since 1943 licensed Your Name 8005298443 810774 9736 Pager 313 990 peeling pamt, Window put. ~ PAINTING ~ bonded, Insured Wall Your Address DRAIN 7794 Free estimates 8131 tying and caulkmg, wallpa- washing! carpet clean Your Phone penng Also, pamt old alu- 521.0726 Ing 3138844300 And Fax Number K& V ROOFING SNOWPLOWING & minum sldmg All work and ~.:.~~~*Free Estimates INCORPORATED GEORGE OlMIN Along With your ~ repairing damaged plaster, ~ matenal guaranteed Rea- Commercia V ReSidential SALTING SERVICES WINDOW CLEANING Classlfled cracks, peeling paint, "'Full Producl Warranty COMPLETE sonable Grosse POinte Tear offs, Reroofs, Greenstar landsc r. il Extended Holiday Hours: Daily 10-9 Saturday 10-9 Sunday 11-' ,t I /' I 'J~ oards DLN" '",' · eel Good SoGr - Olin DTSUDTV MIL Tola/_'700 Burduogt Salomon Quad 600 Sl)97f17 Pous - &utt Alpme ~~ -Johan 63 Pro SAl..DMDN Sku S8IomonSuperAxe7MIL TOI8I__ ~ -Rippey Burduogt Salomon Quad 600 $A 01\17 _ ~ 58 Pro Pou. 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Book a ski or golf vacation at the 1 same time tbrough American Express TraveL 3 oJ. I Ski Big Sky March 11.15/or $449 I Morose (800) 778-9963 or (800) 797.8352 Tr I Store Houn: Daily 10-9. Saturday 10-9. Sunday 11-' @l • ave '[,mlled 10 PO,1", ~ mcrch.1ndl Decemher 16, 1999 ...::.::.-.=-- .... - - -~ y; - ':.' _ __ -- .. ¥ -_._ ....T'F" ...... __ ._ ...... • __ ...... __ .... _ Page 2 YourHome Thursday, December 16, 1999 Tally birds, celebrate century of Christmas Bird C~unt We have come a long way in our that are covered. < . ------Th_u_r_sd__ay, December 16, 1999 YourHome Page 3 Beline's Best Buys For More Information, Please Contact ... BELINE OBEID (313) 343-0100 1999 PnulentUd Legend Award Winner Committed to getting results! Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. ~ Iii ~dentialr; . i I I ; j i , , ~~"".t~'s.~"<' " ...... : \, ...~ .. >..... ~ .. "~ ...'...... ---- Page 4 VourHome Thursday, December 16, 1999 'Tis the season to decorate the house! The holidays - a time for par- are decorating more than people are turning everyday Items ties, elaborate meals with family, one Christmas tree in their into festive decorations by adding and gatherings with friends. homes. Often, each tree their own special touches. During these months of celebra- features a special holiday "Our collection of holiday ribbon tion, we want our homes to be fes- collection or theme. and candles is perfect for making tive and inviting. To help ease the '"Multiple Christmas ordinary items, like candlesticks, stress of holiday home decorating, trees have beconle very picture frames and mirrors, more a leader in the home accepts popular - it's not uncom- festive," says Cook. "These small industry is offering a preview of mon to see a house that details will give your house a spe- trends that win be popular this has one tree decorated cial flair during the holiday sea- season. entir~ly with snowmen son." . "The holidays are a time when and another that's just rib- Caring for decorations people should slow down from bons and florals," says busy, everyday life to enjoy family, Cook. "Regardless of "The key to having a beautiful friends and simple pleasures," whether you chooseto trim holiday home year after year is says Kathy Cook, home decor one or more trees, be sure proper decoration care," Cookcon- expert for Enesco Home Gallery. to make it uniquely your cludes. "Store your decorations as "This should be remembered own." you would other precious items." when decorating your home for Let it snow Cook advises storing' decora- the holidays. Your goal should be tions in a cool, dry place, and Icy, snowy motifs are to create a special atmosphere never in an attic or basement. popular this year, so be on that is both welcoming and fes- Wrap and pack fragile ornaments tive." the IQokoutfor snowflakes, carefully to avoid damage. Today, snowmen and iced pine Cook has identified some trends special packing materials and decorations. This look is versatile Ueland, or a series of figurines to use in your own decorating this archival paper are available to holiday season: - it looks great in traditional and based on Mary Engelbreit's popu- preserve decorations for years. Resurgence country-style homes and can easi- lar artwork, the holidays are an For more tips on holiday deco- ly be transformed from casual to ideal time to display your favorite rating, send a postcard with a of ornaments elegant just by adding crisp white collections. mailing address to "Enesco Horne "By the end of the '80s, interest linens and fine crystal. "Many people begin collecting for the Holidays," P.O. Box 9569, in Christmas ornaments was "People are attracted to the when they receive a piece as a gift Downers Grove, IL. waning, but in the last part of this frosty look because of its longevity at the holidays," says Cook. decade we've seen a renewed - it's not only a good style for the "Santas, snowmen and nativity attraction in them," says Cook. holidays, but it's also an ideal scenes are among the types of hol- Ornaments are available in winter decorating theme," says iday collections that we're seeing countless styles,. from artist Cook. "These decorations can stay this ye.ar." Anthony Costanza's woodcut out through February. "Our Cook suggests integrating your Santa Claus' to the whimsical tin Country Living collection offers collectioninto your home's holiday snowmen of Daniel Dela Cruz. snowflake candle holders, finials decor by ~ecorating an ~ntire Cook suggests hanging orna- and napkin holders, as well as room in these pieces or by group- ments in unique locations, such as fro~ty pine garland and wreaths," ing different items on the mantel. Sanctity of Contract a chandelier, a door wreath or a she adds. "It's a beautiful and "Make your collection stand out, STEWART TITLE pine bough. Ornaments can also timeless collection if you're inter- but be sure that its elements are hang in a window,welcoming your ested in brinf{ing the winter look carried throughout the room to "Enhancing the Real Esklte guests as they approach your into your home." unify the look," says Cook. Closing Proc€Ss" house. Collecting Everyday items 20311 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods Thematic Whether it's a group of holiday- Holiday decorating doesn't have (313) 884-7300 ori~d. table top and decorative to mean spending a fortune on Christmas trees aceessOries~ such as the Holly new decorations and ornaments CATHERINE WILLIFORD 'Today, more and IDQrepeople Branch Manager ..I ~ :Berty collection I1Y' artist Julie each year. Cook says that many ~ . f:L4N ~... __ .--...... - .... - Drapery Services, Inc. Grosse Pointe Farms DRAPERY 248 Williams $239,000 .2-4 p.m. . .~CLEANING (;,0"',,(' Pointe \Vood...; Specialists Since 1936 • Take-Down & Re-Hang Service Available 1924 Allard $177,900 2-4 p.m . • All Custom Window Treatments Sold & SerViced. ResIdential & Commercial FREE PHONE ESTIMATES 20514 Country Club $144,900 2-4 p.m. 1020~=~o::m 313 521.3021 20911 Hunt Club 1-4 .m. .. 4 _ Thursday, December 16, 1999 YourHome Page 5 GROSSE POINTE FARMS $2,100.000 GROSSE POINTE $685,000 GROSSE POINTE $329.000 GROSSE POINTE $229.000 MAGNIACENT lANDMARK HOME. Two story LOCATED NEAR 1m. Beautiful Mast built TWO COMPlETELYUPDATEDunits with newer IMPECCABLY MAINTAINED COLONIAL Not a English Tudor. Old European look with horne. Completely renovated in the past two kitchens, windows, heating and central air. drive-by. Many new improvements last three renovated master bedroom and bath, four • years. Situated on a quiet street in the heart of Three bedrooms-one bath, oak floors. Expand years, kitchen, den, hardwood floors, central additional bedrooms, three baths, Mutschler the city with Lake St Clair near by. (GPN-GW- into attic. All in incredible location! (GPN-GF- atr conditioning, porches, marble floors in gourmet kitchen. Beautifully landscaped. 21 ELM) (313) 886-4200 65RIV). (313) 886-5800. dining room and kitchen. (GPN-GF-50llN). (GPN-H-38KEN) (313) 885-2000 (313) 885-2000. GROSSE POINTE FARMS $285.000 GROSSE POINTE FARMS $370,000 GROSSE POINTE FARMS $269.900 GROSSE POINTE FARMS $254,800 WONDERFUL COLONIAL This is a Ioving[y COMFORTABLY ElEGANT TUDOR. Warm, COZYBEAUT1RJLCOLONIAL Its a ten! New EASY CARE FREE Living! Three bedroom cared for one owner home with loads of natural decor with generous room sizes. roof, new kitchen garden window, new ranch, updated kitchen with eating space, character: hardwood floors, six panel doors, Lovely leaded glass door separating vestibule kltchen floor, new driveway and two car natural fireplace III living room, heated Florida landscaping, large living room and dining from gracious entry foyer. Updated krtchen, garage. family room with skylights, newer room, covered walkway to garage, sprinklers. room, very open and spacious. (GPN-H- new family room and more. furnace and air, new carpeting. (GPN-H- (GPN-H-40BEl) (313) 885-2000. 17MCM). (313) 885-2000. (GPN-GW-38MCK)(313) 886-4200. 59MTV) (313) 885-2000. GROSSE POINTE PARK $137.000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $349,900 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $180,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $179,900 NICE BRICK BUNGAlOW. In quiet park area. ENGLISH TUDOR DESIGN Private center GORGEOUS RANCH IN wonderful area. MUST SEE INSIDE. Beautiful new kitchen, Large rooms, hardwood floors, needs some entrance, four bedroom, two bath home with Numerous updates and open floor plan freshly painted, refinished hardwood floors, tender loving care, great opportunity for first formal dining room, natural fireplace in living combines with a finished basement with full full bath, bedroom, family room in basement time buyers to be near schools and shope. room, with adjoining den, new windows, bath to offer great living space. (GPN-GF- lots of built in storage, all appliances hardwood floors, centraJ air conditioning, and (GPN-GF-25lAK) (313) 886-5800. 82NEW) (313) 886-5800. included. (GPN-GF-16BOU) (313) 886-5800. three and one half car garage. (GPN-H- 33HAW) (313) 885-2000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $169,900 HARPER WOODS $149,000 HARPER WOODS $125,9Olt' '• ~ - 'WIIbs l: I NICE BRICK BUNGAlOW. Great opportunity for .~- 'J BEAUTlRJl UPDATED BUNGAlOW. Grosse IMPECCABLY KEPT BRICK bungalow on GREAT HARPER WOODS LOCATION. Perfect 8 Woods two bedroom bungalow with possible Pointe schools! New kitchen, finished desirable street in Harper Woods, new for the family, tillS nice home has brand new third bedroom on IIlfinished second floor. basement with full bath, C8fj)et and glass windows throughout including bay window in carpet and paint throughout Features three Newer windows, furnace and central root, new block windows. Natural fireplace and living room, new roof, new 40 galton hot bedrooms, tWo fireplaces, all kitchen (GPN-GW-52HAM). (313) 886-4200. air. hardwood floors. Must see! (GPN-GW-84HUN) water heater, partially finished basement. applIances and two car block garage.(GPN- (313) 886-4200. (GPN-GH-01NE!). (313) 885-2000. GW-06WOO~(313) 886-4200 . ~ ..SCtMElTZER REAL ESTATE ~ '''''''aiV'Cfi Page 6 YourHome Thursday, December 16, 1999 $lJ&.OOO GIlO9E JIOIND WOODS tl%S.OOO WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Four bedroom Coloma! on a DIcecul-de-sac. LarRe Meticulously malnlamed' In pnsllne condillon' four updaled kllchen With all appliances LarRe family Charmmg Colomal in park-hke settmg wllh open A lillie bll of up nonh and a 101of charm In this bedroom Iwo and one half bath Colomal on a cul-de- room WI!h custom fireplace and shdmg aoors !hat floor. plan Natural fireplace in living room four bedroom, Iwo and a half bath Cape Cod sac near Liggett Middle School Large liVing room lead to a bock paver ralio Master lxii:iroom with wllh fireplace, fonnal dmmg room, library/den Newer double closets aild ful bath. All hardwood floors Second floor den could be fourth bedroom tucked away m Lockwood HIlls subdIvision on updaled '(lIchen, spacIous firsl floor laundry New wmdows, roof, furnace and air condltlon2n . Newer kllchen wilh apphances Newer roof wllh approximately 3 5 acres of land Two bedrooms roomIopllonal playroom. Hardwood floors and newer Newer spnokler system, professionally landsca gUllers and downspouts In 1987 Immediate have their own sitlmg room. Natural fireplace, Extra large closets. celhng fans and glass bock occupancy QS#31419 (313) 112-1U17 bullt-m bookcases, hardwood floors Tenanl wmdows QSf31173 (3l3) IIZ ~ wmdows For a Virtual Tour. log onlo www realtor com QS#31386 (313) 8824017 OCCUPied. QS#30460 (313) 1S2-G8S7 $Z19,ooo GItOSSE POINIE $Z"H.OOO .... PON'IIPAB .... IaOIIEPOIN.IEWOOOS $H5JJOO GIIOfIEIUNJ.EPAB Lovely Coloma! m !he Clly Recent updales mclude Handsome cenler entrance Colomal on lree-lined No need to look any fURIher.after thiS one' It's Characler and charm abound In the Tudor slyle bath w/sl..yhght,central wr and dnveway. Newer lwo streel In lhe "Parle" Three bedrooms, lwo and one perfect I Mellculous con dillon and designer home Three bedrooms. one and one half ba!hs. and one half garage, bnck patIO and fimshed half baths Large liVing room With fireplace decoralmg New Knchen. wmdows, and hardwood floors, fireplace m IIvmg room, formal ~mem. Natural fireplace wIgal logs m me large Comfortable library/den room, hardwood noors. insulating Call your lender, you will want to be dmmg room, library/den and deck. Numerous Gas forced wr RecreatIOn room One year AHS updates In past two years, tear off roof, extenor paint, farmly room Excellem location Move m condItion ready 10 wnte an offer QSl31742 home warranty Ready for Immediate move-In cuSlom bUilt fence, refimshed floors. new Berber QSf31652 (313) BIZ ~ ~ QS#30498 (313) 882-1187 .., carpeltng and Pella Windows QS#31608 (313)-"" $199,. GROSSE POINTE WOODS $US'" GWlfI!IK POIND WOODS ...... CW... lOINd PAR $1ss.- GROSSE POINTE WOODS LocallOn, location I Three bedroom bungalow Charming Enghsh COItage style home. Three Inslantly appealing' Two uml flat In the Parle in Pnde of ownership. Altractlve lhree bedroom excellenl condition. wnh over 1100 sq ft per uml wilh lwo full baths New In ~998; Kllchen wllh bedrooms, Iwo full baths Recently painted, Colomal Library/den. neutral decor, hardwood maple cablnels and Pergo floor, lear off roof, 50 Two new furnaces. upgraded electncal With floors, newer knchen and bath and recreation hardwood floors, brand new kitchen wlbreakfasl separate uuhtles. Freshly palnled wltinlshed gallon hot waler tank, front door Carpeted bay area. newer furnace and air, updaled room Two car garage QS #31707 hardwood floors New dnveway including garage (3I3)m.-r recreation room In basement Newer furnace and plumbmg and eleclncal, carpeled recreation floor Natural fireplace In each mil ldeallocauon centml air Large lot Freshly landscaped. room w/wel bar and lavalory QSl3166S QSl31518(3J3).a:l ~ QSl31490(3U} IIZ .-J (313) II2-4lIS7 $14J/M» sr. a.ADl SIIOIII!S $149,000 GROSSE f'OINTE WOODS $I.... 11AaPD WO(Q Four bedrooms, updaled KUchen ~ floors Three bedroom bungalow. hardwood floors, ne Three bedroom bnck ranch Grosse Pomle Some lake View QS#309SO(31J) roof 10 '96, rec room QSl31726 Schools Low mamtenance QS#JIS63 . . • as, CJI3t_llrT sa.- ..IN(X)Mt - 'W* i(JI'I $47_"."1 ..-.OID Two family bnck home N~w appliances In both Units. QSl31S78 (313) 112-1M7 Ea'il Engll',h Village area Half duptex. QSl30440 (313)88u.7 Thursday. December 16, 1999 YourHome Page 7 ..,,,. GIIO!IE I'OIN'n WOODS Beautifully done' Three bedroom, Iwo bath SbaJp Horner Near Sial" of lhe Sea and Hunt Club bungalow Just a short walk 10 the Lake Open Many new and upgraded features Kitchen wllh sky floor plan wIth maple kItchen (98') Master sulle hght, huge family room, IWOfireplaces. furnace and with walk in closet and new bath Family room central au. a1ann syslem, auto sprmklers. heated with fireplace overlookmg ID-ground pool A garage With bonus area Custom landscapmg. walled must see'!! QS#31010(13) IIZ ~ molor coun style entry, very pnvate yard wuh patiO One year Amencan Home Shaeld Warranty. QSt31142(313} IaUII'7 ."". RARWWISIAND $.79,oeo GIIIOSSE POIN11! WOOIJ8 $178,900 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $.49,900 GIIOSSE POIN'I'E WOODS Attractive Side entrance colOnial wllh new tear off roo Stop paymg manna cost Dock your boal when: you Clean and exceptionally well main tamed three A MILLENNIUM HOME. "2000'" Sharp Ihree hve. ThIs lhree bedroom home offers sleel seawall '99 Updated knchen and feoced yard Fumace bedroom bnck bungalow W1th family room Great tledroom bungalow With updated kncllen. hardwood w/safe harbor for your boat or fish mg. Inside you will central air new In 90's Buyers lookmg for a clean an enJOY the comforts of home wllh lhm) noor attIC location-East of Mack Hardwood noors, fireplace m floors. tear off roof '97, furnace and centraJ air '97, Dtcely decorated home should examllle thiS one FInished basement w,lh recreation room, full bath IIvmg room and family room Newer wllldows. roof, natural fireplace, newer landscaplllg and vmyllnm QSl31648 wnh sauna and JacUZZI,and lots of storage. Buy your furnace and central air, updated bath with Conan Stove, refngeralor, dishwasher and wmdow own piece...,.of waterfront paradise. QS 131660 counter top and freshly palnted QSt31749 treatments locluded QSl31713 $119.soo ST. a.AJa SIIOUS $••9.soo ST. aAIa SIIOUS $174,900 ST. CLAIR SHORES 'U9.900 EAS1JIOINlE Ranch Condo Two baths. first floor laundry, oak Condo with St. Clair Shores golf course Ranch in move-in condition! A must See! kltchen.and master bedroom, move an oondlhon Starter home in qUlel neighborhood views. Three bedroom, open kttcllen and all QS#31042 31714 Lakefronl parks. QS#316S4 (3l3) IIZ 1117 appliances QS#313 IIZ 1117 LEASE- GROSSEPOINTEPARK LEASE- GROSSE POINTE CITY Wonderful Colonial below Jefferson. Three bedroom, newer kitchen, deck and Recendy updated two bedroom one bath farm house. finished basement. Appliances included. ~. _ ,. Short walk to Village. All appliances included. No pets. sns.- .... Thursday, December 16, 1999 YourHome Page 9 Page 8 YourHome Thursday, December 16,1999 .E!Se10 YourHome Thursday, December 16, 1999 ... .. Thursday,December 16,1999 YourHome Page 11 ... 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All GROSSE Pointe vacant lot rooms, 2.5 new bath 1/2 cai garage. Vacant. extras. $149,900. Judy new kitchen, reflrushed available now. 810-246- with Jacuzzi & custo HARPER Woods 21136 $89,900. Gottage, ReiMax Asso- hardwood floors. Custom 9046 days, 810-228- details. sun room, fami Country Club Drive. ST CLAIR SHORES Ciates, 810-294-4700, upgrades throughout. 0545 evenings ext 118. Allappliances IOcluded. Iy room. huge finiShe East of 194. Grosse 5 bedroom cape cod fea- $95.900 812 MORTGAGES/LAND basement, unfinishe Pomte Schools. 3 bed- turing family room, 2 1/2 22956 LEE CT. CaI(31~ext3 CONTRACTS third floor- lots of poten room, Cape Cod Bunga- baths, updated kitchen Allnew kJ.tchen,antique low. Newer fumace, win- with island counter all on a to Charge your fireplace in living room All tia!! Large deck. All ap Classified Ad new paint & carpet. MORTGAGE EXPERT dows, roof, Central air, huge double lot. $139.900 .eJiances included. Grea • Visa! MC Accepted A must see. BUying. Selling. 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Must be f( iJ! has many new improve place, fmished base- ST. CLAIR SHORES ments. including fur ment. 2 1/2 garage, cen- 12 unit apartment building. nace, air, roof, uppe tral air. Large private lot. $795,000. windows, landscaping, Grosse Pointe Schools. Lee Real Estate- Ask for brick pavers and muc $138,900. Home Own- Harvey 810-n1-3954 ers Concept, 810-776- more. Lots of close ST. Clair Shores- 23148 S. 4663 space. family room wit Rosedale Court on natural fireplace. Vlrtua HARPER Woods- com- Grosse Pointe border. 3 tour available throug pletely updated ranch bedroom ranch, 2 1/2 realtor.com.. Tappan, with attached garage, baths, 4th bedroom in 313-684-6200 fireplace and first floor finished basement, large laundry. New kitchen!. kitchen with eating 4 bedroom. 2.5 bath Colo- bathl carpet! furnacel space, dining room, lots nial, family room, 1st central airl roofl doors of storage, 2 1/2 car ga- floor laundry, central air, and more. Immediate rage+ 1 car storage large living! dining room, occupancy, $95,000. shed. $225,000. 810- Sports • Fashion breakfast nOOk. finished Jim. Century 21 Kee. n9-2207 Science • Politics basement. 2.5 attached 810-445-6503. garage. Great Grosse IMMEDIATE occupancy- Finance • Art • Film Pointe Woods location! 19104 Elkhart, Harper Brokerl owner. Television • Music Woods. $109,000. 1400 (313)886-7534 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 2 full Theater • Health bath. oak kitchen, large Literature • Interviews CHARMING & unique 3 family room, huge mas- bedroom bnck ranch on ter sUite. Best house in T. Clair- Prestigiou ...and more cul-de-sac, 1800 sq. ft., Harper Woods! JpSSlca Golfside Manor, on th 76X132 lot, 2 1/2 car ga- Mitchell, Tappan & As- 15th tee. Spectacula rage, lovely cedar deck sociates, 313-884-6200 view of fairway. Ne with westem red cedar bnck ranch, 2100 sq. ft. fence, 21' heated above LANARK, Detroit. For sale 2 1/2 garage, 2- 3 bed ground pool. $189.900. by owner. 3 bedroom rooms. Great room. for Call Judy Gottage, bungalow, aluminum mal dining room, de RelMax ASSOCiates, Siding, new furnace, signer kitchen. Ameni 810-294-4700. ext. 118. good roof, garage, base- ties galore! $349,000 Just$31.00 for ment. $55,000. John Donna Cornell, Coldwel 52 weeks DONATE your cars, boats, (313)885-8687 Banker Premier Proper R.V., trucks, property to: ties, Inc. 810-329-9036 MISSING CHILDREN OPEN Sunday- 20514 With something for everyone, a subscription is Country Club, Harper PROJECT- for a tax YOUR dream home- 413 the perfect Christmas gift for absolutely Woods. 4 bedroom, donation. (313)884-9324 Belanger. DeSigner anyone on your list. Call now to order! family room, Grosse kitchen, new Windows, GROSSE P6lnte Park. Pomte schools. Cozy hardwood floors, natural Beautiful bnck colomal. and charming, fireplace, dinmg room 4 bedrooms, 2- 1/2 $144,900. Questions, and ree room Kim Hart baths, attached garage. call Kim Hart, Remax (313)343.5577 Remax Advantage 810- 810-246-9046 Days, Advantage, (810)598- 598-0700 810-228-0545 Evenings. 0700 Thursday, December 16,1999 1039 Country Club, St. Clair Shores OPEN SUNDAY, Deoember 19, 2:00-4:00 P.M. ExcepUonai DevoJlshire, Grosse Pointe Park The JJlOfR livable English in a long while! Fabulous Van Antwerp, Grosse Pointe Woods huge, the paneled two bedroom, mbaih 1'&DCh BtJle end unU inmove in archi~ details Ull'oughou* U1is tdunning four bedroom, The bedrooms are family room is very condition by the at Clair Shores golf course. Ligh* and *hree and one half balb. home including fine pl&Rerwork, spacious. the basement has a recreation room there is a first brigh* wUh a rooftop deck. mra aWe storage, 8&DI8Goor Woodwork, glasswork and a unique garden room wilb. marble Goor powder rooml This home is perfect if you are sW1ing ou* laundry room with buil~ins and a one car garage. Goor and an abundance of Pewabic tile. Three fireplaces, up-~ or acaliDg down and the price is as tanWiziog as the housel B1U'I'J! .119.000. lb.e minute kitchen opening *0 family room. Desirably priced $174,900. at $849,900. , t. ~I J f } i)" t l , t n .,I, 1; . for this New England Bty18 Colonial on a very On a tucked. away one block Btree* near The I I specia1nree* in Groue Poin*e Shores juA'. Village, this four bedroom, nro tull bath t r I .. .,{ Jew IMps from the lake. n's the very .. French CoJoniallrtyle knvnb.ouee condominium , > ' - preeen~ you can ever give your tamily. YOIl'll is brimming with charm. It is being sold *0 ;' love the fiM Goor masMr sui*e, four ufn seWe an es1a*e and is priced k) allow for your bedrooms and ~ ~ room. This imaginative updates. I is no hcnuIe. *"5,000. .203,000. f~ _.: Sleeping Beauty -:' r', ; ~ t .• ,,,• • ' ',> ' ~I' ~ , : ' ~« ~ , . • with all your friends can be held in the WUh a dl'a.matic new ki*cben. U1is three basemen* pub room of this thNe bedroom. two and all the days inbe*ween. With Ghesquiere bedroom ranch on a quie* block j~ a shon Step inside this three bedroom, *wo and one full bUh GI'Oi!I8ePointe Farms home! Park a& your back gate this inviting one and half bath h'aditional home willi a family k) the Farms Pier Park is a home you will IrresisW»Ie and unique wUh a glamorous new one half s*ory Grosse Poin*e Woods home is a room, living room and dining room and never W&Il* *0 leave! It's ready for the DeD kUchen, ~ is a formal dining room and a m~ see! New roof, all new windows and a you'll be wrapped up by lb.e warmlli of a cen*ury bu* the price is a 1999 special! wondertoJ. deck and garden for fourth sUmning ki*chen mean you can move righ* in happy bome. It baa large, ligbt airy rooms, . of July partiesl and it is atfordably priced a* $159,000. DUUly new windows, a new roof and driftway and you can move in as soon as ur hean desires! $258,000. 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