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' 00 Dl'C t'1Il!it'r .~O. .'001 Hill-area Pointes, suburbs residents reluctantly levy s~ill oppose WCCC tax hike Richner seeks legislative fix By Brad Lindberg egregious" building and Bonnie Caprara The legislatIOn would Staff Wnters allow voters m a school dis- By Bonnre Caprara A controversIal tax hike trict to opt out of paYIng for Staff Wnter has been handed down to a commumty college they WIth the hopes that a new broom property owners m the don't use Grosse Pomte and sweeps clean, a glOUp of Grosse Pomte Grosse Pomtes and Harper Harper Woods students Farms resIdents IS askmg the new cIty Woods compnse less than 1 percent councd to rescmd or ask for modIfica- Grosse Pomte Woods cIty of WCCC's student body On tions of the past council's approval of offiCIals agreed begrudgmg- the other hand, Richner saId variances for a new bUlldmg to be bUilt Pholo. by Wdl Harrah Iy thIS week to start collect- about 500 eastside students at 120 Kercheval 109 a 10-year, 150 percent attetld Macomb Commumty "It IS pamfully obvIOus that the prevI- Boulevard of lights millage mcrease on behalf of College ous council could not care less about the If the Sept. 11 evil-doers thought Americans would hide thelr Wayne County Commumty "We want the state to Will of the pubhc,~ said Farms re~ldent lights under a basket. they were hugely mistaken. The Christmas College allow us which communIty Greg Wheeler "On Sept 17, the prevlOus lights seem especially bright this holiday season. Members of the cIty coun- college we choose," saId CIty council, four of whIch are no longer seat- We are showcasing Lakeshore homes this year. though there are CIl are hopeful that legisla- of Grosse POinte cIty manag- ed, passed a site plan based on a park just as magnificently decorated homes throughout the Pointes. tion bemg drawn m Lansmg er Mike Overton "Our popu- mg exceptlOn over the objections and Above is the home at the foot of Morass at Lakeshore. We've WIll allow dIsgruntled com- latIon doesn't attend W<3eC, concerns of the majority of the cItizens tried for several years to get a good picture of this spectacularly mumtles to WIthdraw from It attends Macomb" present at that meetmg" decorated house and have finally succeeded. the tax obltgatlOn Richner also cntlclzed A petition contammg 214 signatures Below, middle, could easUy be mistaken for a glimpse over the The CIty of Grosse Pomte WCCC's spendmg level of presented to the council Cites concerns hedges of the White House. but actually the stately Georgian style was the first of the Grosse about $17,000 per student, about the lack ofparkmg on the HIll The home is in the 400 block of Lakeshore, where it proudly displays POInte and Harper Woods nearly tWIce the state aver- petitIon contends that the developers of our flag. communItIes Monday mght age the 120 Kercheval project saId they had At the bottom, is the home in the 700 b~ockof Lakeshore with to pass a resolutIOn seekmg "It IS extravagance beyond leases for 65 spaces m the Cotta,ge the life.size creche, not to mentlon the trumpeting angels at the to opt out of leVYIng the tax pale," RIchner saId "I'm HospItal parkmg garage But, m fact, rooftop and a thousand points of light throughout. CIty voters reJected the worlung on an amendment they only have a letter of mtent to lease While driving around looking a the awesome light displays. 10-year mJllage mcrease by that would prOVIde that the the parkmg spaces The petition also don't miss the home at Whittier and Jefferson and another home a 7-1 margm on Nov 6 The legislatIOn apply If spendmg states that the alleged five-year parkmg in the 1300 block of Kensington. There are too many to mention, new 1 5 levy added to the at a school IS at least 1-1/2 lease WIth Its two five-year optIOns IS so take your time. Halfthe fun Is the searching. Merry Christmas! eXIstmg 1 m111levy will ralse times the state average" insufficIent to comply WIth the city park- approxImately $792,000 for In November, Woods vot- mg ordmance reqUirements WCCC III the CIty alone - ers led the way m a resound- Ed Russell, one of the co-developers of $377 14 for the average CIty mg show of eastSIde subur- the bUlldmg contended the petttlOn's household The Grosse ban dIsfavor by turnmg claIms are erroneous Pomte Farms and Harper down the county-WIde tax "We have never gone before councIl Woods cIty counCIls are proposal by a nearly 8 1 and told them we had any kmd of lease expected IS dISCUSSa SImIlar margin or had any kmd of negotiatIOns WIth resolutIon m January The Woods' 4,133 "no" Cottage for those spots," Russell said The tax mcrease, whIch votes totaled more ballots "It's erroneous and casts a delUSIOnal raIsed the college millage cast m any of the other mdl- thought that we're domg somethmg from 1 mIll to 2 5 mills, IS VIdual Grosse Pointes and wrong" expected to generate more Harper Woods Wheeler IS also part of a group of than $37 5 mllhon each Despite losmg the sub- Radnor Circle reSIdents who have year In 2002, Woods proper- urbs, the measure CruiSed already been asked by the council to ty owners are forecast to through DetrOit to squeak meet WIth the 120 Kercheval developers account for more than $1 03 by overall The mIllage to come to a consensus over sIte plan mllhon of the total - the passed by 2,829 votes out of modIficatIOns and to address concerns seventh hIghest of Wayne nearly 280,000 votes cast about bUlldmg elevatIOn, wmdows, land- The skewed vote resulted, scapmg and parking The counCIl IS County's 36 clttes '\"d town- ShIpS, excludmg DetrOIt RIchner and many others expected to reVISIt the Issue m January "Many of us oppose thiS have saId, from an mordl- Wheeler claImed Russell had not yet mIllage enhancement," saId nately low suburban contacted the Radnor Circle reSIdents Woods Mayor Robert turnout Many suburban about their mput on SIte plan modifica- NOVltke "There are many communities, such as tions people supportmg a House Grosse Pomte Shores, had to Rus'>ell saId he has been m the process bin to undo the mcrease schedule a speCial, one-Issue ofworkmg WIth engmeers and archItects Until that's done, the only electIOn to accommodate the and WIll be commg up WIth a drawmg of thmg before us IS to spread mIllage vote DetrOIt, how- the proposed bUlldmg so the neighbors (the mcrease) on the taxes ever, added the college Issue can understand and Vlsuahze It He to the regularly scheduled plans on meetmg WIth the Radnor neigh- as we are requued to do " Rep Andrew RIchner, R. and heaVIly attended may- bors soon oral electIOn Farms mayor Ed Gaffney said the Grosse POlnte Park, saId the proposed legislatIOn, spon- "Our concern IS the way council would study the petitIOn sored by WJlham O'Neil, D- the mIllage was put to the Allen Park, has bIpartIsan voters m an electiOn where backmg not all the commumtles had ~Thls crosses party hnes," an electIOn," Richner saId WEEK AHEAD RIchner saId "It's an Issue of what's nght vs what's See WCCC, page 2A Friday, Dec. 21 Harper Woods Lions Club Cross-town rIVals Grosse POinte North and South high schools face POINTER OF INTEREST each other In a set of basketball games seeks help for the holidays at South The tragedy of Sept 11 started an club dug IOto other funds that were The Junior varsity teams play at 630 outpounng of chanty for the victims ~lated for future projects and the day Ken Ginger P m followed by the varsity game m Washmgton, DC, and New York to day busmes'> of the club but don't forget chanty l'l also needed II h d Home: Grosse Pomte Tuesday, Dec. 25 at home "Before Sep 11, we usua Y a no Woods problem collectmg enough to fund the Merry Christmas! Age: 56 The Harper Wood'l LIOns Club held dnve" Family: Wife, Martha, It'S usual fundralsprs and Its ' d Goodfellows paper 'lales The ralhed Broneel saId he doesn t bewu ge daughters Sara, 23, theIr member'l to obt y those m New York m any way, but he Beth, 21 and Erin, 17 INDEX donatlOn~ a~ pO""Ible am a., many hopes the commumt\ can offer a httl,e Occupation: Industrial bit of help to the LlOn'l m the clubs technology teacher at OpinIon. 8A They 'ltdl fell a bIt "hart when It tIme of need Grosse Pomte South came time to fund theIr hohday actlv- Th L k n07those that are HIgh School, part-time Itles e lOn~ are as 1 h • Schools .11A able to make a donatIOns to help volunteer Santa Claus Quote: "I'd hke to pass on Autos ,... .. 14A More than 70 famlhe'> received hol- recover losses that were made by lday food and gift ba'>kE'h, whIch con- helpmg the needy of Harper Woods skIlls and techmques as Obituaries .13A tamed a holJday fp.J~t 'lome food well as the 'hfe lessons' I ve learned I hope kids <;tock for the week" of wmter ahead Bruneel "aid tho"t wl"hmg to help Business. 18A WIll not have to make and certificate" to buy the chIldren of should makl' check" payable to the my same mIstakes over Semors . 7B thr family warm clothe" Harper Wood" LIOn" Club FoundatIOn agam" or The Harpl'r Wood" Goodfellow'>, Entertainment. 88 A well known LIOn" member md See story. page 4A 19635 Ea"twood Drive, Harper Woods Ken Ginger ClaSSified ads 4C advocate, .John Brunrr] 'laId that m'>tead 01 cuttmg back on glVmg, the 4822') ••~~~~~~~~~~~~••••~*w_ . ~ Buy it or Sell it in the When someone you love has cancer, ~ Weekly Award Winning you'll do whatever it takes to help them. = Classifleds edmund t.•AHEE jewe ..... tOO. • (jffI~~' ~ ~~ to Van FI,lander 1JHI.,.u to 800-987.AHEE to ( on" r len!' r It wwwihcc)cwclcrscom :~~-~-~~~._~~.~~...... ••.

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50 years ago this week nance" and multIple ognlzed for herOIC etTorts to • Robert B Edgar, owner dll ellmg standards In contain a fire and damage Gro (. Pomte Woods The editor of the Grosse Pomte resulting from the explOSIOn goal I to update zoning laws News, fell victim to the com- of the tanker ;,hlp Jupiter m mUnity's notorIOUS cat bur- and make propo;,als toward Bay City last September a ma;,ter plan glar while staYing overnight Capt Tom Daley, com- at the Buhl residence m • Four local pohce officers manding officer of the Coast Gro"se POinte Farm" ha\ e been honored for men- Guard's Manne Safety Upon dressing for morn- tonou;, service at the annual Office III DetrOlt, received mg, Edgar reahzed his wal- Pre;,ldentJal Ball of Grosse the Mentonous Service let had been stripped of Pomtl' Lodge No 102, Medal "moola," as he called It Fraternal Order of Pohce Lt Cmdr J1Ul Spitzer, Othpr Itpm" WPfP ml"'-'n'" executive officer of Daley's throughout the house, lead- I he otllcers are l"arms Unit, received the Coast mg the host, guest;, and Cpl Ronald Wooten, Harper Guard CommendatIOn Farms pohce to conclude the Wood...Sgt Paul Turnl and Medal "Cat" had been on the prowl patrolman Lawrence Rice, • Boaters who dock their Police traced footpnnt;, to an .lnd Gros;,c POinte Shores craft at Pier Park III Grosse unlocked kitchen Window officer Gary Mitchell Pomte Farms will pay high- • With the help of federal er fees next year • The congregatIOn of St fund;" the City of Grosse In the small harbor, fees Michael's Episcopal Chapel Pomte has hired ItS first for owners of 19-foot boats meter maid (the smallest In the manna) III Grosse Pomte Woods has voted to separate from have gone up from $1165 to Chnst Church Gro;,se 10 years ago this week $190 In the large harbor, It POInte • A bill that would pro- Will cost $775 to moor a 34- foot boat • Completion of u large \Ide a procedure for seces Another Christmas comes to Pointes addition to New Kerby ,non 01 a speCific area of School, coupled With total DetrOit ha;, been mtroduced 5 years ago this week Christmas means cuols and these youngsters from Grosse Pomte Memorial Church have been practicmg for the festive season. They will sing occupancy of the bUilding, In the state Leglslature by • A second phase of reno- has produced a traffl:C and Rep William Bryant Jr of vatlOns to city hall m Grosse on Christmas Eve at a special candlelight servlce in the church. From left pupil safety problem Gro"se Pomte POinte Park will last about are Madison Morrison. Don Lockwood. Joseph Washburn. Harold Members of the Kerby If the measure I;, SIX months Construction Quackenbush. John Jakie. Don Worley and Robert Johnson. (Photo by Fred PTA have asked Grosse approved as written, a wJlI take place on the first RunneDs. From the Dec. 20. 1951 Grosse Pointe News.) POinte Farms police com- seCeS;,lOnlst group on floor manders to assign three offi- DetrOit's east Side could • Work ISneanng com ple- • Grosse Pomte North agamst each other schools were able to have cers to guard schoolchildren break away from DetrOit bon on a $1 million water and South will unveil their "The onglnal plan was to separate teams," said Bill gomg to and from the bUlld- and create Its own city m as mam at Jefferson and girls hockey teams thiS have a combmed North and Fox, head coach of the South Illg little a;, 74 days Cadieux m the City of weekend when the South team, but there was squad Grosse Pomte crosstown nvals take the Ice so much mterest at both - Brad Lmdberg 25 years ago this week • Two mem bers of the • A consultant has been United States Coast Guard, hired to review zoning ordl- both reSIdents of Grosse What WCCC really offers to eastsiders Pomte Park, have been rec- Jason Sweeney Michigan State, Eastern actual person m a room up on demand, DePetro Staff Wnler Michigan and other schools "We're on the leadmg edge sUld, IS "students that hve ill Accordmg to Alex are guaranteed to take of technology With the Wayne county can take DePetro, dean of educatlOn- WCCC courses for degree streammg audIO and the E. those classes over the sum- al technology, the debate reqUirements, courses m a leammg mteractlve cours. mer where it fits their over the benefits of Wayne major or mmor, or at least as es," DePetro said schedule and still work to HAR.VEY'S County Commumty College electives The classes offered pay for school" to eastSide reSidents has "Where they have direct through the center Will They can even take 1'- 18 been gomg on largely Wlth- transfer," DePetro said, mclude the general educa- learmng classes from their out knowledge of all the "you've saved $350 to $400 tion courses, a savings campus as long as they can HANDBllmllGS school has to offer to resl- on one class" through transfer credit and get on the Internet. dents of the east slde of the The process to start tak- wlll also cover the Microsoft The brochures clUlffi sav- county mg these courses IS a srmple Certified Systems Engmeer mgs of thousands of dollars "The perceptlOn of WaY11e one A one- to two-hour tnp (MCSE) certification to students who take advan- THESAK over the years hasn't been to Lutheran East to do "That system IS otTered at tage of what WCCC has to the best," DePetro admits paperwork and take an $10,000 to $12,000 else- offer "But over the last five or entrance exam IS all that IS where and here we have It DePetro said that the ']ruMI SIX years we've stabIhzed reqUired, DePetro for $6,000 to $7,000 math IS Simple, but people and we are In a pOSition now explamed DePetro also says that Just have to take advantage where we can start dOIng From there, DePetro said while the class hstmgs are of It more for thIS SIde of town" students would be free to lImited nght now, It truly IS WCCC DePetro a Grosse Pomte come mto the center to be an on-demand system If a --- Shores res~dent said WCCC face to face With the mstruc- group of at least SIXor seven knows full well 'that most of tor or to stay home and get students are serious about From page lA LeSportsac their students aren't gOing the courses hve through takmg a class, the college to be around full-time or for their computers would be wlllmg to otTer It "If thiS IS gomg to be put to a degree Most plan on gomg ThiS system prOVides a through the Lutheran East voters, It should be put to all DOONEY & BOL'HKE to a four year college solution to one of the pnncI- campus the voters on an equal That reahzatlOn has pal problems of Internet These courses would have basIs" served as a directIOn for the courses, accordmg to a professor m the classroom He added, "I support com- college to take DePetro at Lutheran East for those mumty colleges, but spend- 313 Ing should be reasonable "Our focus has been on The streammg audIO pro- who prefer a face to face 881-0200 and mime With the miSSion classes that dlrectly transfer vldes mteractIVlty and par- enVIronment for learnmg, of the In!:>tItutlOn." Louted In The Vdlage to the colleges that students tJclpatlOn that gIVe the DePetro explamed WCCC offiCials said the 170'15 KercheHl m thiS area are most Inter- course structure It makes The next cycle of courses extra revenue Will be used to ested In attendmg," DePetro students responSible for wJlI begln m January WIth modernIze faCilities, mclud- said bemg at the course or not three courses otTerI'd Just mg bmldmg a performmg Wayne County students Office hours would also from the busmess depart- arts center at a campus ment already and DePetro's pay $54 per cre dIt h our, use the streammg audIO downnver In addition, pro- promise that any other whICh bnngs th I' cost 0f a lmk, allowmg students to grams to boost suburban courses there IS demand for three-credit course IIk I' talk to their professor from enrollment, such as a rugh- E r h 110 $162 could easJly be added to the tech curnculum, will be ng IS to work or at a lIbrary In the schedule Latest documents from mlddle of the day mstead of expanded WCCC clearly show that the mlssmg out on dnvIng One of the greatest bene- "I see absolutely no Umverslty of Michigan, across town to miss the fits to the system bemg set demand for a performmg arts center," Richner said "That doesn't seem to be part of the mission of a corn- mumty college It's more extravagance "

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ISthe first I've heard local youth and oblIvIOUSto report read "There IS a per- of the commumty" "Parent" who go out of for statutory rape m the about It,' "he said parents ceptIOn by our young people South's Diver added that town and leave their City Mumclpal Judge "The descnptlOn of the that m thiS commumty, on a kids generally don't use or teenagers need to have a state of Michigan IS 15 Russel Ethndge released party we got should scare weekend, there IS nothmg get access to drugs and alco- responSible neighbor or years The City public safety Schott and Tyree on person- every parent that IS out else to do except go to a hol at school, but that It's fllend who checks up on al recol,,'llizance bonds on the there," sald Wayne County party, dnnk and get high done off-campus on the them," Duggan said "You department IS unhkely to Issue a CitatIOn to Schott'" condItIOn the men do not prosecutor Mike Duggan of "Another perceptIOn weekends and evenmgs can't tell yourself 'my kid mother and stepfather for hdve contact With the VIC a party that took place at a expressed by our young peo- South has a parent net- won't do that' The reahty IS, vlOlatmg the City'" open tlms and do not SOCialize Lmcoln home m the City of ple ISIf you get caught, there work group which meets there IS so much (peer) pres- party ordmance With youths under the age of Grosse Pomte really are no consequences monthly to discuss parent- sure that parents who are "We're unsure at thiS 16 Without parental supervI- The homeowner's daugh- from law enforcement, the Ing Issues Of the over 1,500 out of town are creatmg an time," said City pubhc safety ter, a sophomore at Grosse school and, m many cases, students at South, 120 par- atmosphere for what hap- sIOn Lt Jim Fox "What we A prehmmary examma- Pomte South High School, the parents " ents are on an e-mal! list pened here to happen agam would have to prove IS that tlOn for the two men IS reportedly held an open Grosse Pomte South High and about 15 to 20 parents 'Unfortunately, mo"t parents had knowledge the scheduled m the City house party Saturday, Dec. S.;:hool mtenm prmclpal AI show up for meet10gs parental IrresponSibility party was gomg to happen .. MUlllClpal court on 1-2, where her son, Richard Diver strongly disagreed "The challenge IS gettmg Isn't cnmmally charged Fox said that he did not Thursday, Jan 24 Schott, 19, and hiS frIend, that the schools take a light parents to attend," said par- Our reports say thiS IS the William Tyree, 18, were View of drug and alcohol use ent network spokesperson third party m the past accused of With haVing sex- by mmors Alane Meyer "These are the month at thiS house whlle ual contact With two 15- "We have clearly spelled- types of Issues that need to the parents were out of year-old girls out consequences," Diver be addressed, but no one town said "We have given stu- wants to talk about them" The Lmcoln homeowner "There was beer and alco- dents m-school separatIOns "aId ..,he did not leave her hol bemg out there openly," on SUspiCion of drug use or In addition to parents South sophomore daughter Duggan said "There was posseSSIOn, even' of para- feelIng more comfortable alone for the week and did manJuana set out m bowls phernaha We've admmls- callmg each other to track not a"k her son to check m hke we wDuld set out tered Breathalyzers at who theIr kids are seemg on her daughter m her peanuts and M&Ms for the school dances We probably and where they're gomg, ab"ence people who were there don't catch a "lgmficant Meyer suggested that par- 'My daughter was 'itaymg We've got too many parents enough number to counter ents talk to and ask hard at her father's that week," who are in a state of demal that perceptIOn .. questIOns to their kids "he sald "No one wa~ sup- Parents have no Idea what ~ou don1 a"surne there~ posed to be here " IS gomg on" CIty of Grosse Pomte parental superviSion when The homeowner'" ell.hu,,- City of Grosse Pomte MUnICipal Judge Russel they go out," Meyer said band could not be reached pohce Lt Jim Fox said, "It Ethndge echoed the admiS- "You call You check You for comment at press time wasn't out m bowls, but It sIOn of not catching enough don't take the word of an The homeowner also said was available" underage VIOlators adolescent" she had no prIOr knowledge "I hear of about one to four "In general, we only see a At the Dee 1-2 party, a party would take place or open house parties of a 100 couple of open house party assistant Wayne County that other parties had taken or more kids every week- VIOlatIOnsm our City, maybe prosecutor Patncla Leonard place m her house 10 her liOLIDAY end," said Mark Craig of five a year," EthrIdge said said, 10 girls spent the mght absence Our Greatest Gift "WIth mmors m possessIOn at the house 'ThiS IS the first I've CIIT IDEA& Foundation and a City of of alcohol, we see too many Fox said "Most of the chll- heard about It," she said HOURS: lUES FRI9AM - 6 PM SAT9AM 5PM (Ylm, 'uJ/mll//f/1 ,f;l'f Woods m.ay double occupancy fee 'J (/ 11/ - 3 II/II By Brad Lindberg $75 There IS no fee m "It may seem hke a httle CUSSlOnon the matter next FREE PARKING In rear 22602 Greeter Mack Staff Wnter Grosse Pomte Shores time here and a htUe time year 810-443-5690 Orfando rNafCi- Owner The cost of a certificate of Tutag sald It takes from there, but It adds up," Tutag occupancy could be doubled 45 mmutes to 1 1/2 hours to said The public Will have a m Grosse Pomte Woods mspect a home as part of the City admlmstrator Ted chance to address the pro- selhng process AdditIOnal Bldlgare mdlcated there posal at the next Woods city If approve, d th e mcrease k b h d th h b council meeting Jan 7, at from $75 to $150 would be wor occurs e m e mlg t e some leeway He th fi t 10 scenes III the form of paper- said admmlstrators Will 730 P m 'TIS THE SEASON TO GIVE e rs In years work, fihng and Issumg cer- have reViewed the cost Velp\...~ald, "1hope the vot A ROLEX. The matter was placed on tdicates of occupancy totals m time for more dls- er" will re,pond .. the city councd agenda only after "extensIVe diSCUSSIOn," There s nothIng 1Ikethe gIft of an elegant Rolex Council member Patti timepiece to tell that SpeCial someone how you ChyhnskI said "The fee has- feel And no matter which style of Rolex you n't changed smce 1992 " choose you II be giVlng • gift of lasting quality Gene Tutag, head of the Woods bUIlding department, The Tumi beauty and deSirability When you make your suggested the $150 rate IS Chnstmas lISt thIS year check It twice And see based on the cost of conduct- who s nice enough to de serve a Rolex I 'W' mg home IOspectlOns He Collectors' Event said $150 IS the "break-even ROLEX pomt" Mayor Robert Novltke Buy a piece of Tumi at full price saId, "ThiS cost IS not deSigned to (make a) profit" and get all other pieces of Councilman Allen Dlckmson said, "We are not equal or lesser value at allowed by state law to recover more than our proven costs " 25% off. To charge more than a ser- Vice costs would constitute a tax Nancy Velek, a Woods re'i- Ident and 2001 preSident of the Grosse Pomte Board of • Realtors, objected to the mcreased cost for a certifi- cate of occupancy HARVEYS "It's outrageous to go that high," Velek said "I don't 17045 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe feel there's good JustIficatIOn 313-881-0200 edmund t.AHEE jewelers for It at thiS time" 20119 Mack A\ "nil(' (,rC1-<;" Pomt" Wood<; MI 4R216 Certificates of occupancy Innovative travel bags. business cases, personal accessories 111 RHh 4IiOO. fAX 111 M6 2120 for a '!mgle family dwelhng cost $65 10 Grosse Pomte FOfa complimentary copy of our new 200 I Holiday Catalog, City, Park and Harper please call800'299-TUMI Of vtsll wwwtuml com - Woods The Farm'! charges .. December 20, 2001 4A News Grosse Pointe News A classrooIn, not North Pole, is this Santa's workshop

moved to Grosse POinte By Margie Reins Smith worked on prototypes for the

CIty of~rOSS£ 'Joint£ JIf arms, Michigan SPECIAL NOTICE • HOLIDAY RUBBISH SCHEDULE for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS CollectIon of rubbish routes scheduled for Monday De~ember 24. 200 I and Monday, December 31, 200 1, will be collected by II 00 a m Please have rubbIsh out by 7 00 a m oppln[

There WIll be no re~ldenllal rubbIsh wl1ewon on Tue~day. December 25. 200 I and Tue~day,January I, 2002 The~e rub- bl~h route~ Will be one day late on Wedne~day, December 26 2001 and January 2. 2002

All Wedne~day. Thursda) and Fnday rubbish roulcs WIll be collcLted accordmg to thclr normal ~chedule a easy DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Wrap up the holidays in one easy stop. G PN 12/20/01 & 12/27/01 At Eastland Center you'll find great gifts for everyone on your list, plus holiday time saversto make last minute shopping a breeze.

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By Brad Lindberg been charged With fleemg Antonelh, 18, of the Woods, Staff Wnter the scpne Brett BenUey Crawford, 19, The dnver accused III last CIrcUIt Judge Maggie of the Farms and her fnend summer's deadly car crash Drake entered a plea of not from Cahforllla, Mananne m Grosse POInte Wood" has guilty on PIerno's behalf He Akre, 18 A fourth passenger, been arraigned on murder remains free on $7,500 bond Antum Mnatsakanov, now charges In Wayne County Drake scheduled a pretn- 19 and a Woods resident, CircUIt Court al conference for Feb 8, at has recovered from Injunes Anthony Miles Plerno, 18, which Michael Wilhams, Mnatsakanov has told of Grosse Pomte Woods, assistant Wayne County pohce that moments after faces three counts of second. prosecutor, expects to pre- the crash, he saw PIerno run degree murder stemmIng sent up to !lve witnesses away from the late-night, smgle- PIerno's attorney, Nell Fmk, Drake saId the second- car wreck of July 30 that Will call "five to 10 witness- degree murder charges killed three teenage passen- es, depending on eVIdenclary reflect the defendant's "wan- gE'rs matters," he said ton and Willful disregard" Plerno, who was 17 at the DurIng a hearmg last for those who dIed, not pre- tIme, was drIvmg a sports month m Woods MUniCIpal meditatIOn Photo by Brad Lindberg utlhty vehicle at more than Court, a MIchIgan State Plerno, wearmg a dark 70 mph when It jumped the PolIce accident reconstruc- SUIt In Drake's nearly vacant Belding is beautification winner median on ea"tbound tion expert testified PIerno's courtroom, sat qUIetly and Lochmoor approachmg 2001 Chevrolet Tahoe comphed respectfully With A preservation project at Belding Dry Cleaners has earned the company a Fairway The SUV hit a showed no SignS of stoppmg the Judge's mstructlOns dur- Grosse Pointe Park beautification award. Founded in 1929 a. the first dry number of trees and broke when It went off the road at mg the less than 15-mmute cleaners in the Grosse Pointes. Belding has been owued by Fred Habeka for apart 73 mph arraignment 25 years. Haben directed the renovations to preserve the company's origi- Plerno, who escaped the Killed at the scene were Attorneys for the prosecu- nal feel. "I wanted the same flavor of when the buUdlng was bunt tn 1929," crash unharmed, has also Plerno's fnends, Anthony tIon and defense have until Habeka said. The remodeling project Included stripping and reftD.lshlngthe Jan 25 to file motions buUding's original, solid oak doors. "The glass Is original," Habeka said. "U's really something." Construction "totally gutted the lobby." be added. wbile retalnlDg the originalleaf-paUern molding around the ceUlna.

~ Sept. 11 prom.pts local arm.s race

BREITLING By Brad Lindberg miSSIOns Will don speCial month supply of ambulance Stabenow ~ 1884 \' Staff Wnter operations body armor medical equipment In addI- "If we are seridut about From machme guns to Their helmets Will be fitted tion, there WIll be $800 provldmg a strong Ime of not shields, a local pubhc WIth mlhtary.grade Kelvar worth of extra drlnkmg defense III our homeland safety armory IS bemg face shields Graspmg a not water, food and blankets for secunty effort," Stabenow loaded With firepower to shield III one hand, an offi- employees Special trammg SaId, "we have to prOVide deal WIth the types of cer might hold new a gas Will cost $5,000 assistance to already over- threats that were unthink- detectIOn device in the Ted Bidlgare, the Woods burdened local law enforce- able until Sept 11 other cIty admInistrator, saId the ment and emergency Part of a nearly $25,000 Instead of an AR-15, an outlays won't cause other response personnel" purchase by the Grosse officer might be Issued a programs or services to be Congress Wlll,address the Pomte Woods department of tear gas gun With 90 tnmmed or ehmmated proposed Homeland publIc safety mcludes mIli- chances - the number of Makowski saId, "The pur- Security Block Grant Act tary-style AR-15A3 rdles $30 gas canisters ordered - chase WIll provide officers after the holidays The automatic weapons are to smoke out the bad guys and paramedics With better The bIll would make $3 essentially short-barreled MIke Makowski, the personal protective equip- bIlhon available to state and M.16s used by Umted Woods director of pubhc ment and trammg needed local governments Some 70 States speCial forces, mclud- safety, requested the equIp- for response to cntIcal emer- percent of the money would mg paratroopers, who ment "In hght of the recent gencIes where there IS an be reserved for CitIes and reqUIre small, hIgh-powered tragedies m New York and Immediate danger to hves " counties natIOnWIde Funds CHRONOMAT firearms to fight m close Washmgton DC, and in Future weaponry and could be used for additlonal quarters order to upgrade emergency trammg, If any, might be secunty, law enforcement, As mdlcated by a shop- preparedness" paId WIth the help of a new fire response and "emer- pmg hst of the new equip- In case of mJunes, CIty federal block grant program gency resources .. George Koueiter Jewelers ment, Woods officers offiCIals have authOrized the supported by MichIgan's Grant reCIpIents would deployed on quasI-assault purcha"e of an extra three- JunIOr senator, DebbIe have to provide 10 percent 19815 Mack Avenue matchmg funds (One block north of Cook Road) "ThIS legislatIOn would help give local and state 313.882.1110 governments the resources they need to prOVide the Holiday Hours begmmg December 1st kind of security we all Mon .• Fri., 10.8. Sat. lo-G, expect and need," Stabenow Open Sunday. Dec. 16 & 23 said Bldlgare, mtngued by the possIbIhty of block grants, said, "If there are federal INS T RUM E N T S FOR PRO FE S S ION A L S~ funds avaIlable, we'll keep track of costs related to thE' events of Sept 11 If there IS a grant that we belteve we qualify for, we'll make an apphcatlon " Woods offiCIals have spent years putting aSide money for a new fire truck They had planned to close the deal next year In hght of the type of cnsls WItnessed Sept 11, however, a heaVIer- duty, more versatIle rescue vehicle may be in order Bldlgare saId he is also consldermg outfittmg the publIc safety department With Its own Jaws ofhfe. The I machme can be operated by :Nikon Inc. backs aU U.s. AF hand, yet is powerful lend 1X~lkkor lenset with enough to pry apart heavy beams to pull VIctims from a 5 YEARS OF car crash or bUlldmg col- lapse PROTECTION!. The Woods currently bor- rows a Jaws of hfe from another commumty accord- mg to a mutual aid agree- ment among the Grosse POIntes and Harper Woods GPW starts ... ,.i~,','iiir-S ~ ~Ql£. alley repairs A~ 24rnm 11280 '35 + '35 AI' 28 lO\lMl1/3 H 10 '40 + '40 Money left over from AF28mm 11280-- ~ '25 AFn.2OOI'1ln~~S:S&l~150 +-'50 street repaIrs m Grosse Pomte Woods Will allow for AF 8Smm 1/180 140 + '40 AF 7D-3OOtr'" V4 5 60 EO '35+'35 an addItIOnal alley to be ~1!-3>'Io1~':;-5ilED-~--'5!+ '50 AF ~ l:28D MIC~O '40 + '40 repaved on the east SIde of ~F 8\1MI112 8.. 0 IF + Af lOS/Tlmll28D MICRO '70 + '70 2( '50 '50 Mack south of Amta if 24 1~;;i3S-\60- '50 + '50 Chff Malson, the Woods comptroller and actmg city admmlstrator, said work WIll begm "ImmedIately" JeweltiPizoto and last about two weeks The $12,500 project wIll EASTSIDE'S ONLY FULL SERVICE CAMERA CENTER be paid from about $43,000 remammg from an $80,000 27887HarperAve, 586-777-8570 .- account earmarked for alley 'rShores Holiday Hour. NI#tI replacE'ment Engmeermg St, Clal Mon. Thur. 930.6, ...... 't!!1 expenses could brmg the (Jult N of 11 Mile) Fn 930-7, set 1G-3 -",::- proJect's cost to more than 0rMt ~.' Nlikon IlmIItdw.rr.nfy ~ klu VMf1. £'t'!enMd SeMotCM,~Col'l'Sh--back""lidonre'I.PlJrcNl~lom~12'OO1"'" Oec~'\' 200' $28,000 December 20,2001 Grosse Pointe News 7A HappyHelWg. IQ ~ tWill fa ~ IIlfud it kdg iIIlfJMfaal hl u. T.. ,lit.. geau i'Ullft aft q flJ III CeUaretf Subtt S~ Rut e.laU lbaIt gea ieJt 8IIIlfJwllleUY heaIUq yea'll (7;1:" - "....J,:::

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,I. Adolescent mIsdeeds can be uncov- ered m a number of other ways For Response mstance, Just read last weekend's • news and edltonal accounts In the papers With a national dlstnbutlOn, on privacy chromchng our chIldren's most recent fter readmg the lead educa- mIssteps WIth drugs, alcohol and sex tIon story, "State demands Opinion Though It was reported that some publIc school students' files," board members felt the MEIS could A affect a student's college or Job apph- and the edltonal, "Students' cation, I am far more concerned that a pnvacy nghts In Jeopardy," pnnted in the Dec 13 Issue of the Grosse Pomte Smgle Student Record Database student Grosse Pomte address on a college or News encouragmg me to wnte our The MEIS Data and Access For mstance, sOIJle of the Informa- Job apphcatlOn WIll have a far more tIOn was to be prOVIded only for stu- dlscnmmatory effect than the mater- representatIve In Lansing protesting Management Pohcy, found at the vIOlatIOn of students' pnvacy www mIchigan gov!documentslMEIS dents who were III speCIal educatlOn Ial provIded to the state And a per- nghts, I began to reach for my DataManagPo11878 indIcated that programs, adult educatIOn, homeless son's address, In thIS context, IS not a sharpest pencIl But somethmg dId any InformatIOn gathered would be students or at-nsk programs pnvate matter. not SIt nght wIth me . subject to Pnvacy, Freedom of The purpose of collectIng the data I personally thmk It would be a The protestatIOns of the board of InformatIOn Act and Famtly was to assIst pohcy makers, educators senous mIstake and waste of precIOus and parent~ m makmg better deCI- "choo] dl~tnct funds to spend further CdUC:ltlOn ~nd those made In the EducatIOnal RIght~ and Privacy Act Grosse Pomte News about student (FERPA) Furthermore, data would sIOns about our children's educatIOn tIme on thIS Issue and accuse BIg pnvacy and the unconstItutlOnahty of be filed for all students and educa- That's not a bad Idea, really Brother of watchmg us Grosse the state of MIchIgan's request to pro- tIonal personnel by specIally Issued If Proposal A leveled the fundIng Pomters don't need to appear any vIde It wIth mformatlOn, dId not nng mdlvldual identIficatIOn numbers not field for educatIOn then why not level more parochIal than they already do true wIth my professIOnal expenence student names to ensure more accu- the data collectlOn field and make and the larger metropolitan commu- m handhng requests for mformatlOn rate data trackmg makIng It VIrtually everyone report the same data so we mty IS begmmng to wonder who IS protected by federal Pnvacy and ImpOSSIble for an mdIvIdual to be eas- can really know what we're talkmg watchmg our chIldren' Freedom of InformatIOn laws, whIch Ily IdentIfied about when we deCIde what a colossal The school dlstnct attorney has have been m place for 25 years Yes, there were limIted opportum- faIlure III school fundmg the voters of already spoken the request IS legal I doubted that the state of tIes for access to the mformatIon, but MIchIgan created? and constltutional - drop It' Sure, MichIgan, belund such a nch federal the steps necessary to acqUIre it are As for the reports of dlsclplmary mform the parents but make sure you and state statutory and Jurispruden- quite secure, at least as secure as a actIOns, that apparently was added to gIVe them accurate informatIOn not tial hIStOry, would attempt to acqUIre person's medIcal record. comply WIth a federal law Yet, much mtended to inflame mformatlOn or create a system of The Center for EducatlOnal Pohcy was made at the school board meetmg If we want to spend time, money records that would VIolate any stu- Information's webSIte at http !!michl- of how kIds mess up and grow up and and effort m thIS commumty, the dent's privacy gan.gov!cepl was most mstructive. It we shouldn't hold It agamst them for- board of education had better lure a So, before reaching for my pencil, I adVIsed me that the database would ever by puttmg such information in a PR firm to assIst in pohshmg an reached to that wonderful AI Gore collect mformatlOn prevIously database where It could be uncovered mcreasingly tarmshed Image brought mventlOn, the Internet, to determine acqUIred from 15 paper forms (sounds From what I could determlOe, It is about by the recent antics of the stu- what the state of MichIgan was say- cost efficient) and that not all the unhkely such dlsciphnary actIOns WIll dents who attend our schools. mg about the MIchIgan Educational questIOns beIng asked were expected ever be dlscovered through that data- Chris Kaczanowski InformatIOn System (MEIS) and the to be answered for each and every base Grosse Pointe Shores

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Offering from the loft Behold and give thanks he hohdays are certamly gomg There are famIly members who are to have a dIfferent flavor for relocating, a dIfficult tlme, espeCIally T many of us across the world for the young, but reahty remmds thls year Each of us has been them they are blessed to have Jobs and affected by the events that have taken warm hearths when so many have place globally and In our personal nothmg hves Human beIngs are amazmgly It IS a tlme when we may need addI- reslhent creatures, and we have cer- tIOnal amounts of strength and faIth tainly seen hundreds of examples m order to carry out routine tasks For smce Sept. 11 DIvorce, death, Illness some of us there WIll be empty pla.::es and this monstrous war have all at our tables, perhaps a gentle Impacted our lives these past few remmder to feed another hungry months Yet we have never before wit- mouth somewhere nessed such umty, courage, generosity Those who try to fill the gaps WIll and uncondItional outpounng of love succeed, because they wIll be puttIng for our fellow man forth extra effort WIth theIr love, At Tlus IS the spmt of Chnstmas and our house, a new grand-dog, Georgte, a an attltude we must try to embrace 3-month-old yellow Lab, has already each day of our hves May God bless lifted the mood each tlr.Je she bounds you and your famIlies thIS hohday sea- through the door son and throughout the comIng year. Letters Address comments to cartoonlst Phll Hands at [email protected] name on the ballot If they thmk that convemence over, who have not seen an We are stIll recovenng from forces choose They can also splIt should stand III the way of ophthalmolOgIst In the last Response the reductIOn of fundmg and The letter wnter mcor- their vote, and many do "reform" Smce when IS con- three years or longer, are elI- To the Editor: sIze Imposed over the last 10 rectly extrapolates the Voters also have the vemence a bad thIng? And gIble for the NECP In the letter. "Armed years The number of per- Image of a mIlItary "sur- optIOnof vat 109 for all candI- SInce when IS reform equat- forces," published m the sonnel and avaIlabilIty of pnsed when the alarm goes dates on the partIsan por- ed With requirlOg that a A SImple phone call to the Dec 13 Issue of the Grosse rehable eqUIpment has been off' from the comments of a tIOn of the ballot by votmg a Yoter take more time to Yote toll-free helplme at (800) Pomte New ..., the letter reduced, but the demands young saIlor The Manne straight tIcket for any party If that voter WIshesto vote a 222-EYES (3937) can match wnter got one thmg partIal- on remammg personnel and Corps IS ready when the of their chOiceon the ballot straIght tIcket? patIents WIth a volunteer ly rIght The Manne Corps equipment have remamed natIOn ISleast ready (always ThIS does not 10 any way As It turns out thiS bIll ophthalmologist In theIr does tram Its men and unchanged or mcreased has been), and our sIster Interfere With votmg the was placed on a very rapid area That doctor WIll pro- women to take serIously As compensatIOn faIls to services are not far behmd rest of the ballot - people fast track, and rushed Vide a complete medIcal eye their role as war fighters keep pace With the level of If he has any doubt, I who are prepared to vote on through the Senate and exammatlon and a full year Our mlSSlOn IS SImple sacnfice, the number of InVItehIm out here to Camp non-partisan offices and pro- House, final approval was of treatment for any condi- Make Mannes and wm bat- recruIts and personnel who Pendleton, Naval StatIOn posals Willdo so on Dec 11 I wonder how tIOn dlagno'ied at the Illltlal tles Each day from recruIt stay beyond an InItial com- San Diego, or Edwards AIr I don't see how makmg many voters WIllaccept thiS VISit trammg onward, It drIves mItment decreases ServIces Force Base, or down to Fort voters take the time to mark actIOn as 10theIr best lOter- The best part IS, there IS everythIng we do are forced to weIgh the value Campell, Kentucky, to thelT ballot for each partIsan ests? no co'it to the patient As I can't speak for the young of tra10mg versus staffing observe the level of pre- candidate wIll Influence Ann Kondak volunteers for the NECP, we sailor the letter wnter refers goals for mstallatIOns and paredness Ifhe still has any them to vote the rest of the Grosse Pointe Woods have agreed to accept to 10 hiS letter, but I can deployments doubt, I suggest he go to the ballot If they choose, for var- Medicare or other Insurance speak from my own experI- Though the Manne Corps nearest recrultmg statIOn IOUSreasons, to not do so reImbursement as payment ence of ~ervmg alongSIde the has actually lengthened Its and SIgnup Gift of sight In full, WIth no out-of-pocket US Navy recrUIt trammg m recent Captain D.N. Wolfe I belIeve that all sectIOns To the Editor: expense to the patIent A" a member of the 11th years, It ha'i been forced to U.S. Marine Corps of the ballot are Important As three of 267 volunteer Those person~ WIthout Manne Expeditionary UnIt, shorten Its follow-on tram- and .,hould be voted, mclud. ophthalmologI'it" here m In~urance of any kmd, I wa., aboard the "USS 109 reqUired before Mannes 109 non-partIsan offices and Michigan, we are compelled mcludIng MedIcare receIVe Harpers Ferry" on Sept 11. move on the operatmg Election reform proposals, and would hope to tell you about the greatest care at no charge two day" from the comple- force~ Othpr ~ervlces have To the Editor: that voters would mform gift you can gwe a loved one tIOnof an arduous six-month made ~Imllar ~acrlfice~ We Our representative. themselve~ before markmg - the gift of Sight' Here In Michigan 9,346 deployment to the We~tem adjust and do more WIth Andrew Richner, equates thelT ballot<; and take the One call to the NatIOnal have called the NECP's PaCific and PersIan Gulf les~, as our country has electIOn reform With elIml- time to vote all sections of Eye Care Project (NECP), a HelplIne, WIth 6,210 There wasn't a man or asked us to natmg the abilIty to vote a the ballot publIc service program spon- patients referred to a volun- woman, Manne or saIlor, on straight party ticket Howevpr, I do not see how ~ored by the FoundatIOn of teer III their area that ship whr wa~n't pre- Now an operatIOns and HI'i rea~onmg 10 support takmg away the abIlity to the AmerIcan Academy of I urge you to take advan pared for what followed that plans officpr, I watch as of hl~ votf' on the bIll to end vote a qtralght party tIcket Ophthalmology and the tage of thIS ama71ng pro day, and wouldn't have glad- Mannes jump at tht:>oppor- straIght party votmg ISthat WIll t:>mure that thl'> hap- Kmghts Templar Eye gram - and g1Vethe gIft of ly turnt:>d around and tumty to go halfway around If voten are reqUIred to pE'n~ [ thmk that, on the FoundatIOn Inc , could mean '>Ightthl~ holIday ,>ea~on steamed rIght back to the the world for a chanc!' to mark pach namp on partl,>an contrary all voter~, of all the difference between Sight James W.Klein, M.D. MIddlE'Ea~t affect thf' war on terron ...m, ballots, they will then be partle", would rf'spnt havmg and blIndnes~ for you or Medical Directo I don't know what the let- forgOing ChrJ'itma~ plnn ... more IIkd)' to vote for the to take additIOnal time to ~omeont:>you love Richard C. Mertz, Jr ter WrIter may have read and leavmg families behmd non-partisan pO~ltlOn...and vat!' on the legl~lature'~ The program I~ dp,>lgned M.D about tnllmng 10 the armed all becau'ie they po'i~e~., a the prop()qal~ a~~umptlOn that they are for, but not IImltE'dto, finan Mariann M. Channel force~, but I can offer one level of loyalty, dedIcatIOn Thl~ sound~ lIke ~tmngt:> not "mart enough to see the clally dl~advantaged M. explanatIOn a~ to why It may and patrlOtl~m only talkC'd electIOn reform to mp RIght entIre ballot ~enlOr~ All US Citizen,>or Metropolitan Eye Cen not accompll~h all It should about outSIde the armed now, voters can mark each Mr Richner doe~ not legal re...ldent., age 6.'5and St. Clair Shor, C I • which InVItes all Sixth-grade Winced slIghtly when I ready for dmner With the A gift for... students attendIng school In noticed W111scrutInlZlng rus Queen the Grosse POlntes to attend prospective partner's dance StLll, I now harbor the five-week fall or wmter ses- card With the mtenslty of a hope that someday when he someday sIOns at the Grosse POInte customs agent And I could- IS faced with a partIcularly Club, attracts more than n't help but empatruze With comphcated place settIng 'Tts the season of giVIng 100 youngsters annually the poor girls They were left while havmg lunch With rus I new boss, he won't be too But I say, as a parent, some- Say to peer over hIS hunched The lessons culmmate In a times you have to take dInner dance at the Country head and shoulders m Intimidated to eat advantage of a chance to Club of DetrOIt, where par- search of a frIendly face Then, too, someday, when bestow a valuable gift on ents can peek over the bal- willIe Wdl stared down at that cute bndesm81d at hiS your chdd that would defi- cony and watch as gawky hiS feet as If each dance was best friend's weddmg catch- es hiS eye, he won't be afraId mtely never appear on theIr pre-teens turn mto lIttle Ity to get my ll-year-old to - though from hIS content- a hfe or death trek through Santa hst ladles and gentlemen forsake hIS usual umform of ed expreSSIOn, my guess a mUSical mine field to ask her to dance In fact, the httle darhng Who could resIst Investmg baggy T-shirts and Jeans for would be between 18 and 22 Most of all, I beamed With Someday, It may dawn on may not even know enough In the promise of such a a starched, button-down col- The way to a boy's head and pnde, tempered only by diS- hIm that all of those pleases to want saId Item or expen- pnceless transformation? As lar, tIe, khakIS and blue heart IS defimtely vIa hIS appoIntment m the fact that and thank yous and courte- ence Yet, hfe has taught I hstened to my son WIll blazer However, I absured stomach and these people I neglected to bnng a Video sies genumely do make tlus mom and dad that It wl1l slurp hIS cereal across the them that It wa!> amazmgly clearly knew theIr busmess camera world a kinder, easIer place come In mIghty handy breakfa!>t table, thiS pro- easy - once I removed the I was dehghted to see my As the evenmg drew to a to hve someday gram became an In-the-mck- element of chOIce deCISIOnvahdated close after a mere 45 min- And I>omeda,h \\ hen con SUl,h an opportumty pre- ot-tIme necessIty At the grand finale dm- ute" of box-bt~ppUlg, Will fronted WIth rus own chil- sented Itself when the InVI- Enrolling hIm also offered That's not to say that I ner/dance there were more rolled graCIOusly through dren's hsts of ChrIstmas tatIOn to Dance Court me an overwhelmIng feelIng dIdn't expenence a bit of nervous giggles among the the recelvmg Ime then made WIshes, he may recall that appeared In my mall one of relIef trepIdatIOn when I pIcked parents overlookmg the ball- a dash for the door Moppmg many of the best, most mornIng last summer I would no longer be a Wdl up after the first ses- room than there were at the hIS brow, my big, burly boy endunng gifts - hke char- Dance Court was founded vOIce In the WIlderness! I sIOn But It soon faded m the tables below - who has been known to nIne years ago by Grosse now had hard eVIdence that glow of the shmmg smIle pitch SIXmnmgs, then top It acter and confidence - can't POInte Farms resIdents Ann at least a few other folks m that greeted me as he Such a pretty slght- all off With four hours of roller be found neatly wrapped Bnnk and Susan Goodnow tills BeaVIS and Butthead Jumped mto the car those lovely girls, swathed hockey and a sWIm - huffed under the tree to "create a settmg In whIch culture beheve as I do- that "Wow, those coffee sand- In taffeta and velvet, m exhaustion boys and girls may learn good manners still matter- WIches were really great'" he perched atop dangerously "My arms hurt," he Perhaps he Will reahze baSIC etiquette, traditional and It never hurts to know gushed hIgh heels and their dashIng groaned, slumpmg mto the that It IS not as Important to ballroom danCing and have how to traverse pohshed I dIdn't have the heart to escorts m Virtually Inter- backseat. "I've been holdmg gIve chIldren Just what they the OpportunIty to mature parquet WIthout cnpphng tell hIm that the bIte-Size changeable ensembles nght up those girls all mght'" want as It IS to love them SOCially under capable your date goodies were usually served out of the wmdows of To tell the truth, WIll w111 enough to prOVide the thmgs supervIsIon" Several of my fnends at tea time Nor dId I ask Hlckey'slWal ton-Pierce probably never be Fred that you know they WIll real- ThIs InclUSIVe program, openly marveled at my abll- Just how many he consumed I must confess that I Astalre and I doubt he IS ly need someday

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_f~i by Ben Burns Centenarian I It's too late to make a years ago reservatIOn for lunch but "My work IS my first love," Ema Kendrick has !lved you can sttll jom them for he told Fncker "It's kept me through 18 preSIdents and birthday cake about 1 p m alIve I still do the deslgmng two world wars, watched and the aff81r WIll run until here and work four to SIX teleVISIon as man first Gretma runs out of stones hours a day" stepped on the moon and Call Karen at (313) 885- wItnessed women gettmg 7588 or e-mail her at the nght to kdkhands@amentech net If Press power vote and the you want to share some Farms reSident John pnvIlege of cake Selden read m the DetrOIt fightmg m Free Press about Sylvan combat Lake holdmg up a proposed Better Centenarian II five-CIty recreational trall m known to her Harold Fisher, the cen- Oakland County, partially famIly as because of the cost - Visit the GrOSBe Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs.keenspace.com "Gretma," a tenanan Harper Woods arcilltect who has deSIgned $40,000 contractIOn of B B more than SOD churches In So he volunteered to foot great-grand- en urns the bJll for completIOn of the mother, Ema wl1l celebrate hiS 8I-year career, was hon- ored recently at the Clmton RIver TraJi m a town Many roots of Christmas turmng 100 on Dec 21 WIth American Institute of he pad never been m, The followmg was first We conSider our Western a party and receptIOn on Architects m Washmgton, accordmg to Bill L81tner's publl.shed for Chrzstmas ClvlhzatIOn Judeo- Saturday m the dmmg room DC, as the nation's oldest story Chnstlan, because Jesus of the De Serrano 1999 worker by Green Thumb, a Last year, Selden bought Professor Earl Wendell and almost all of HIS diSCI- Apartments, a St John's non-profit Grass Island In the DetrOIt mdependent hvmg center m Count dIed in 1996 at the ples were Jews and wrote River to preserve It from Rosevl1le, accordmg to her FIsher and hiS WIfe, age of 97, and rus obItuary the stones wruch became development, and he owns granddaughter Karen Maria, who lIve m Grosse was In the Sunday New the New Testament In 45 acres west of Ann Arbor York Times He was an later centunes, nval rell- Kendrick-Hands of the POInte Woods, have mne cruldren, ages 39 to 73, 22 that is lymg fallow, L81tner anthropolOgist who was glOus groups staked claIm Park grandcruldren and SIXgreat- reported famous for a book he wrote to the word of God and the Erna remembers New grandcruldren, according to that came out m 1948 Catholics won the early bat- York City when there were a feature m the DetrOIt Free called, "4,000 Years of Nazareth, the Son of God, tles Still, there are many more horses than autos and Ben Burns of the CIty of Press by DanIel Fncker Christmas " the MeSSiah, the SaYlor, the other Chnstlan sects and vaudevJ1le before George Grosse Poznte IS dIrector of In It, he collected strands Redeemer vanetles of JeWIsh expen- Bums and GracIe Allen. Fisher reportedly doesn't the JournalIsm program at eat bacon or beef, gave up Wayne State Vnwerslty He of myth and folklore from Ultimately, It was the ence "She IS an amaZing lady," smoking at age 60, JOIned a can be reached at antiqUIty and wove them peasantry who Identified About a decade ago, John saId Karen "LIke the health club at 75 and burnsben@home com or by mto a tapestry that showed WIth HIS lowly beglnmngs, Cardmal O'Connor, the New EnergIzer Bunny, she takes stopped drmkIng three phone at (313) 882-2810 how ancIent festIvals and they developed an abld- York archbIshop, comment- a hckmg and keeps on tlck- evolved into the modem cel- mg faIth m the dIVinIty of ed that the Holocaust was mg, or was that Timex? She thiS great rabbI (teacher) ebration we call Chnstmas the Jews' gift to the world IS feisty, spunky and alert, _lagNIuercom He traced the greatest who was WIthout Sin and This emgmatlc statement overcoming macular degen- story ever told from ItS on- who preached the gospel of was met WIth an outcry eratIOn, a profound heanng gms m Babylon, where It the Father WIth great elo- from many New York Jews, loss and dependence on a moved westward to Greece, quence and mtenslty, and who Interpreted hiS state- walker" Rome and Israel and north who promIsed everlastmg ment to mean that the She had a total hIp TAGHeUer 'WIU lIo"OE 51'N(£ , "0 from the Mediterranean to !lfe for all those who would Holocaust was a good thing replacement at age 97, a - northern Europe follow Him He was speakmg from a broken arm last February Interwoven WithIn the Professor Count conclud- Chnstlan frame of reference and was forced from her tapestry of early Western ed that "Chnstmas has when he explamed that long-tIme home at the CIYl!lzatIon were the early become great because men Jews don't understand the WhIttIer last year when It customs that developed mto and women have given to It "mystery" closed Its doors modem Chnstmas, such as their deepest and most That's nght, the Jews "Through all thIS, her gIft glVlng, candle !lghts endunng selves" don't understand the mys- glass has been half full and and St NIcholas Beneath the spectacle of tery of the CruCifiXIOnand she concludes every The wealthy Babylomans commerclahzatJOn and the the ResurrectIOn I beheve encounter WIth 'have fun,"' exchanged gifts m an pressure. of last-mmute the archbishop was refer- Kendnck-Hands sald shoppIng, the never-endmg nng to hIS Identity of the empIre that flounshed Gretma vowed to stick tmkle of bells and echo of martyrdom of the Jews WIth 4,000 years ago The peo- around when her only son, carols, there eXIst a warmth the martyrdom of Chnst ples of pre-Chnstlan Karen's dad, dted three and a glow that radIate and The "gIft" he might have Europe beheved they could years ago, because she Infuse mto those WIth open been refernng to IS the Old bamsh eYlI With decorations wanted to be a factor m rais- hearts and raIse anew the Testament, whIch of evergreens, whIch held mg her two great grandsons, hope of real brotherhood announced the coming of a the promIse of renewed hfe Philip Hands (the Grosse m the dead of WInter The and peace Mes'uah who would free the world of sm and death Pomte News edltonal car- anCIent DrUids and Aryans Chnstmas has become a toomst) and Stephen used mIstletoe m symbohc time of love and harmony, Because of HIS martyrdom on the cross, humankind Hands, a teenage expert on and magical ntuals Many forgiveness and generosity, regional transportatIOn whIch IS meant to permeate would no longer suffer only clvl!lzatlOns utlhzed the needs the rest of the year WIth the wrath of God, but yule log and danced around Gretma pumps Iron (hits goodness and the hIghest receive the grace of HIS love bonfires for food and weIghts) dally, dnnks lots of warmth m the bitter cold Ideals of humanIty for peo- and compassIOn as well ple of all faiths Dr Bloom zs elmzcal asso- V-8 JUice and uses a speCIal K1RIUM reader to memonze poetry , 110'" CIlIonogrtoQtI Despite attempts by orga- czate professor of psychIatry, Interestmgly, Hanukkah, Wayne State Unwerslty for her repertoJre so she mzed rehglOn to suppress always has somethmg new and bamsh the pagan ntes the JeWIsh celebratIOn of a School of MedICine He zs a mlhtary VictOry, gIvmg member of the Amerzcan to say to apartment resI- observing the wmter sol- dents, Karen said stice, customs and tradI- them the preclOus gift of Academy of Psychoanalyszs ThIrteen relatives, mclud- tions found their way mto freedom from persecutlOn and on the edztonal board mg a great-great-great ChnstJan celebratIOns The and oppreSSIOn, comes at of the Wayne County pat S~Jewelers grandchild, Wlll come from church fathers succeeded In about the same time and IS MedICal Soczefy He wel- as far as Cahfornla for the takmg the memment, the also symbohzed by hghts, comes comments at hzs e party at De Serrano, 17255 greenery, the hghts and the not Chnstmas tree hghts, mazl address, vbloom@ Common Road, between gifts from Saturn and gave but Menorah candles, one compuserve com, and vzszts GratIOt and Groesbeck on 19495 Mack. Grosse POlflte Woods • 313-881.5882 them mstead to the celebra- for each of the eight days of to hiS webszte, www thE' festJ va I factotem com I vbloom the north Side tJOJ'l'of the birth of Jesus of .. \ December 20, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 10A News Library approves building committee by 6-1 vote constructIOn of the Woods you can Solefrom our pubhc Dons Cook, Fnends of the By Melissa Walsh began Bloom demed her request LIbrary board halson, asked Staff Wnter Bartell hsted as her first for pubhc advertisement by branch Will be the largest attendance, we have a pret- capital project m the hIstory ty apathetlc group of people" the board to explain the role The hbrary bUlldmg com- reason the fact that the cltmg project time con- of the budchng committee m stramts Bartell said she of the hbrary and largely There were eight m the mittee will be handpicked Park and Woods projects are selectmg an architect and not open to pubhc two large, separate projects had bpen requesting board semng the largest POinte pubhc audience commumty, there ought to Weaver said the formatIOn Bruce responded that the scrutmy that WIllbe on two chfferent diSCUSSionand deCISIOnsfor board Will select the archi- The committee was buddmg schedules and a bUlldmg committee "for at be more representatIOn by and selectIOn of the commit- Woods reSidents Bloom tee IS"fine" tect The bUlldmg committee approved by the Grosse potentially designed by two least the past seven WIll be mformed about how months" selected only one Woods res- LIbrary board preSident Pomte hbrary board at Its different architects the board made ItS deCISion "It seems to me that It'S Ident as a non-hbrary staff, John Bruce stated that Dec 17 meeting m a 6-1 NegotiatIOns for the pur- after the selectIOn The vote chase of the mtended prop- somewhat dlsmf'(enuous of non-trustee member membershIp of pubhc com- Jetall" Will hkc1} be d"tel- the board to refuse to create Cltmg that the llnancIng mltteeb bnuulJ oe OtlbCJ un The dissenting vote was erty for the Park branch mmed at the first bUlldmg a bulldmg commIttee m less for branch constructIOn IS experIence He said hiS cast by trustee Laura have not concluded committee meetmg m Bartell Bartell reasoned, second- than one month and then based on taxes paId to the selectIOn to serve on vanous suddenly deCide that there's hbrarles from the five wmmlttees has usually not January Bartell read from a pre- ly,"I beheve that the method Cook followed up by by whIch this commIttee msufficlent time to do It the Grosse Pomtes and a portIOn been as a result of respond- pared statement that out- mqumng mto the POSSlblhty lmed her three reasons for was selected was procedu- correct way," Bartell said of Harper Woods, Bartell 109 to pubhc advertlsement He explamed that commit- of the committee fulfilhng a rally flawed" "N0 one has worked hard- saId, "TaxatIOn WIthout rep- opposmg the committee pro- screenIng role for architect posed by hbrary director Bartell saId she was pre- er than 1have for pubhc par- resentatlon IS contrary to tee mem bers are chosen t1ClpatlOn,but by pubhc par- our democratic values since because of their "speCial candidates Vickey Bloom pared to dIscuss a prescnp- Bartell said the commit- "I must reluctantly oppose tlOn for the type of pubhc tiCipatIOn, 1 have always the mceptlOn of thiS coun- knowledge and expertise" tee's role should have been the compOSitIOn of this representatIOn on the com- meant a meamngful oppor- try" Bruce said he trusts that determmed preVIOusly, bUlldmg committee," Bartell mittee and a defimtlOn of ItS tumty for members of the Trustee Dave Bergeron Bloom chose members based responSlblhtles Bartell said pubhc to get mvolved, even chsagreed WIth Bartell, say- on their expenence and mcludmg ItS expected mvolvement m contractmg she dId not expect to be pre- If they are not the president mg, "Just because It'S not knowledge sented WIth an actIOn Item of the Fnends or happen to your way, Mrs Bartell, that Bartell requested that her an arclutect She suggested contammg a hstmg of specif- know a trustee" does not mean It'S not the dlssentmg statement be the board deSIgnate the IC"hand-picked" mmVlduals Bartell argued that the nght way. attached to the mmutes sereenmg process to the J even before the role of the mumclpahtles and school Bergeron opmed that Weaver suggested that the committee, With the board committee has been defined board procedurally select Bloom took adequate care 10 facts Cited 10 her statement makmg the final deelSlon Bartell also expressed Q£RN Fftv, Bartell said she would members for pubhcly repre- choosmg knowledgeable be checked for accuracy If O hke the board to sohclt can- sented comlmttees through members from the commu- they are attached to the concern over the board's ~ C didates for committee par- pubhc advertIsement mty, saying that she "did a pubhc record Bruce saId plan not to have the bUlldmg 1 Automatic gate openers tlclpatlOn through pubhc As a third reason, Bartell pretty goodJob. because the statement IS an committee subject to the 776-5456 advertIsement They would regIstered disagreement Trustee Harvey Weaver opmlOn, the board IS not Open Meetmgs Act Bruce 29180 Gratiot Ave be screened and mtemewed over the kmd of representa- turned to the pubhe auch- reqUIred to fact-check the saId the board had been Roseville by trustees tIOnBloom chose ence and sald, "I don't mean statement for the record adVIsed by legal counsel that Accordmg to Bartell, Bartell sald becau~e the to offend anybody, but as Dunng pubhc comments, tlus IS not necessary. H. W. library offers amnesty for charity Jason Sweeney Library lt route clock tower has been bul1t at TransportatIOn offiCials of general concerns about along East Jefferson from a landscaped pocket park on aren't respondmg to com- the bus stop, but hasn't been downtown DetrOIt to the City Jefferson across from the plamts about conchtlOnsat a contacted by Park offiCials hmlts Buses routmely lay- muniCipal complex On DetrOit-owned bus turn- "Not haVIng called me, I over at the site accor

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"If we're gettmg the runaround or cold shoulder, • do what you have to do," \?.. Theokas saId "Thl~ IS bUSI- :;. ness" December 20, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Schools 11A Making the news at Harper Woods' WKAS Jason Sweeney Staff Writer Normally teens have to do somethmg bad to "make the f news fl But Harper Woods High School students are """',• It makmg good news while I they wnte, report and pro duce the news Jan Boback, media spe clallst for the schools, start- ed a media club three years I r'- _ ago \uth Ken Jcnzcn, Andrew SeWIck and Steve Smltka The technology was limited to a camcorder strapped onto a cart with a small sound and video mixer

Three years later, the effort has grown Into a 22- Poupard students hope member class and an even larger club, usmg two pro- feSSIOnal-grade cameras and Senior Jeff Mogle can often be seen manning one of the two cameras in the for peace on Earth mIXers, several remote digi- studio during the taping of the show. which airs twice weekly. Gifts from the hearts of Poupard students and tal camcorders and d nev. after the standard W) news, becommg a prOfe;''llOnal staff are presented on a wall display. rather than dIgital edltmg system (a wmbmatlOn of the three features and entertamment cameraman placed under the tree. They include wishes for Under the title of WKAS fuundmg members ImtJals are broadcast tWIce a week Noel admitted the pro- peace. kindness and love in our families. school. throughout the middle and gram Isn't qUite as techrllcal community. city. state, country and the world rngh schools In Harper Woods, but he Bobak explained that the said, "I've learned some class IS one that IS both cre- thmgs here that I dIdn't ative and expenence-based there" "Students are evaluated Knstm KJdd, an outgomg on performance and consIs- and mqUlsltlve student, tency," she said, "but the ho;,ts her own program mam goal IS to show the stu- "KJdd's Korner" features dents all the opportumtles mtervlews and segments of the media" rangIng from school tradI- Every student gets a tion to dance etiquette and chance to edit, produce, movie revIew;, anchor, wnte and tape Jason Murphy IS usually • By App0lntJnent shows The round-rohm seen reportmg the sports, • Gift Certificates •:E method allows students to but he has also taken on the help teach each other and alter ego of "Harper Woods learn from each other, said Man" Bobak. As the hero, he flies around the school catchmg Students With a particular cnmmals and advlsmg oth- Interest or talent are also ers to make good chOices allowed to find their mche at Despite the pendmg grad- pre.,enb the statIOn uatIOn of the three foundmg Darren Noel, a semor members, the future of transfer from Westland WKAS IS bnght Interest m THE COOKIE NEVER CRUMBLES agreed that the class IS a the class remams hIgh and good opportumty He had Bobak said that by the end "The f.ICe th,lt 1,IlmLileO ,I thou'.tno LhIP~ W,llh Amo' l' been attending the Wilham of the year many others WIll the 1,lther of the gourmd U)o\..le mdu,tn A' 10\ entor 01 Editing the te:Et and entering it into the D Ford Career Techmcal have the skills to be the "go- F.lmou~ Amo, UJOkle, Ill' ~tof) the qtllnte"cnllil teleprompter is important work that Melissa Cher- I' Center as part of lus studies to" people AmenLlll 'UllC" ,ton The (OO\..ll Nc\er Crumble, l' nesky said is a small but important detail to having last year WIth hopes of \'\i,lll, , plllimoph), .md dUring tht: k<.tllrl he wll! tLil \OU a good show. through touLiung lut,moll' thought pro\()\..mg ,Writ" ho\\ }ou Lom.ldopt th1' phllo,oph) for ~our,ell

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December 20, 2001 12A Grosse Pointe News Deember 20, 2001 Grosse Pointe News News 13A City keeps Obituaries Ruth Elizabeth Nancy Fife Gibbon, Frank eye on "Skip" GmeIner and the late Knisely Brundle Douglab Gmelner The Ruth Ehzaheth Kmsely DetrOit Yacht Club wa" the traffic Brundle, 91, of Grosse hub of her actIVIty mcludIng Pomte Farms, died of heart the bowhng, golf dnd bWlm- failure on Monday, Dec 10, mmg leagueb In addition, with speed 2001, at the St John Senior she devoted many years of Community m DetrOIt "erVlte to the Harper trailer Born m Fort Wayne, Ind , HObpltal Auxlhary, .,ervmg Mrs Brundle graduated a" It;, prebldent By Bonnie Caprara from the DetrOit Teachers She Will be remembered Staff Wnler College m 1928 for her loyalty to her friends The City of Grosse She was an actIve member and family, her love of mu"lc Pomte's newest traffic safety of St Paul Evangelical and theater and her .,ense of deVIce IS not only a visual Lutheran Church and the enthU.,Id"m remmder to slow down, but DetrOIt ReView Club She She IS "urvlved by two of acts as a set of eyes for the was also a hfetlme member her children, 10 grandchil- pubhc safety department of Alpha Sigma Tau, Theta dren and 14 glCdt-grand- The City's new speed tral!- Chapter children A memorldl "ervlce er, which has been m place Mrs Brundle enjoyed Ruth Lois Campbell was held on Dec 17, at the for about a month, also dou- spendmg time WIth her fam- Gmeiner Verheyden Funeral Home m bles as a traffic counter It Ily and fnends, gardemng Mrs Gmemer, 89, of St Grobse Pomte Park ContnbutlOn., may be records the number and and readmg Clair Shores, died of lOro- types of vehicles that pass She IS survived by her nary artery dlsea.,e on made to the SalvatIOn Army by as well as the hme of day daughter, Barbara Ann Friday, Dec 14,2001, at the or The DetrOIt News "It's all computer generat- Brundle, one grandchIld and St John Semor Community Goodfellows Fund ed,' said City pubhc safety two great-grandchildren m DetrOit director Al Fmcham "We She was predeceased by her Born m DetrOit m March can download the data mto City of Graue Pointe city COUDCU person Patrick husband Charles Fredenck of 1912, Ruth Lot., Campbell Obituary notices are our computers for traffic Petz stands in front of a recently approved speed Brundle attended Ea'>tern thgh purchased and often safety studies' trailer on Rivard with residents Abby Sohn, Natalie A memonal seTVlce was School and the Unlverblty of prewritten by fami- Sohn and Katie K1a8, back row; and Anna KIn and held on Fnday, Dec 14, at The city councIl approved Michigan She was the ly or friends. While the purchase of the $11,000 Margaret Sobo. front row. the A H Peters Funeral daughter of the late Harvey trader thiS past summer Home In Grosse POInte Campbell, prebldent of the we try to run obitu- partly m response to traffic effort of the chIef for gettmg the trailer has helped In cut- Woods Interment IS at DetrOit Chamber of aries as submitted, safety Issues brought forth that through" tmg back on speed In the White Chapel Cemetery In Commerce, and hiS Wife we nevertheless area and freemg up hiS staff Troy by reSidents m the 700 block Taylor said that the speed Mabel Thosteson reserve the right to • of Rivard between traller has helped Wlth the However, he sald, "This by Memonal contnbutlOns Ruth married Wilfred D CharleVOIx and Goethe The speedmg problem "a bit,. no means Wlll mean we'll may be made to St Paul "Toot" Gmemer and enjoyed edit for accuracy, reSidents approached the but she was also mterested discontinue haVIng an offi- Evangehcal Lutheran years of sailmg With her style and length. counCil m August Wlth their m gettmg mformatlOn from cer aval1able to protect the Church, 375 Lothrop, hUbband and three children, concerns about traffic vol- the trader's counter residents" Grosse POinte Farms, MI ume and speeding "We shll need a long-term Fincham said the speed 48236 "It's a great first effort," solutIOn, not Just Immemate traller has and Will be used said RIvard reSident Amy enforcement," Taylor sald In other parts of the City as Taylor "We appreciate the Fmcham said he beheved well Ruth Lois Campbell Gmeiner Even In her final days, New Shores phone system will Ruth Gmemer dIsplayed her bense of humor and qUIck Wlt "When I VISited her on reach out and touch everyone ThanksglVlng Day I didn't even want to leave the nurs- used to target all or some of hked to have put out a letter By Bonnie Caprara mg home because we were the Shores reSidents to our reSidents but ran out Staff Wnter both laughmg so hard," said The Shores IS InTouch's of bme to get It out, hke for The V1l1age of Grosse her grandson Bnan Fife Pomte Shores Wlll soon be first chent for tills program a water main break," able to reach out and touch WhIle prerecorded phone Huetteman said everyone messages are often thought The program has a $250 The Shores purchased a of as Junk calls, MIlls said, setup cost IndiVIdual calls •• VOice message system that "We're USIng technology Wlll run "about the cost of ~~i Wlll almost Instantaneously that's used to bemg used In sendmg a postcard," Mills , and Simultaneously contact an mtruslve way and turn- SaId Its reSidents by phone to Ing It Into a posItive mes- ReSidents who WIsh not to mform them about VIllage sage If you were a Shores be on the call lIst may call vents and emergenCies reSIdent, you probably the VIllage at (313) 881-6565 he computer and phone wouldn't hang up on a call to have theIr phone numbers nology, provIded by from (Village preSident) removed 1bueh CommUnICatIOns, IS John Huetteman " The vOice messaging .,ys- scaled-down versIOn of "There are numerous tern Wlll be m place by the grams used for mass tlmes that we would have end of the week ket pohtlcal and adver- ng campaigns that can d up to 600,000 prere- rded phone messages m CIty of ~r055e Jointe JJf ant1S, M,chlg.m hour InTouch preSident and SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES hares reSident John Ml!ls d hiS company's program DECEMBER 10, 2001 as been scaled down and ARE The Meellng was called to order at 7 30 p m followed b) the Pledge oj Alleglanle ade more affordable for se by smaller users hke Pre~cnt on Roll Call Mayor Gaffney. Mayor Pro-Tern Knel\er Counl rI Tnember~There\e 10~eph. umclpahtles and school Cbarle~ S . Terry" DaVISIII. LoUISThem\, James C F,Jrquh,lr,JndFr.lnLe\L Schonenberg llI Istncts The Shores has about 1,070 registered Tho~e ab~cnt wcre None phone numbers m ItS sys- AI~o Prescnt Messrs Wilham T Burge%, City AUorne\ RILharoG Solak, CIty Manager, Shane tem L Reeslde. CIty Clerk, John Modllnskl, City Controller Jo\cph T Leonard. Director ot Pubhc The VIllage WIll be able to Service. Robert K Ferber, Director of Pubhl Salety record a message and use the Internet to transfer the Mayor Gaffney preSided at the Meeting message and the VIllage's database of phone numbers The Mmute~ of Ihe Regular Mcetmg held NO\emOLr12 2001 IILre approved as submllted to a mam computer system to send the calls Immediate- The Counlll approved the SItCPlan ReView 'UbI1lHluJb\ '>Iele & Sandra Gillespie, owner\ of 85 ly or at a programmed date Kercheval Avenue, for the construLllOn01 .l IWO ,tory ,IOolllonon the rear of their bulldmg and time The system can be Thc CounCil aCllng a~a Zoning Board of Appc,Jl, ,lpprO\ed Ihe Mmute~ ollhe Pubhc Heanng held on November 12, 200 1 and further granlCd Ihe appe.1101 Wilham & Llba Ford tor a lot \pht 01 City to have their property known a~ 226 PrO\enLal RO,ld new water Thc mailer pcrtammg 10 Vendome Court/Kerby SLhoolwa\ IVllhdrawn The Council accepted the Comprehen'\le Annu,ll hnanL-1a1Report for FI\Lal Year 2001

billing cycle Thc CounLiI adopled .1re\OIUllOn10 prep.Jre ,mo publI,h .1notice and ,Jgenda tor CIl) Council Mcetlng\ on or before 'he L!o,e o! bU\lnc\\ 7 day\ pnor to Ihe nex' ~LheduledCounCil Meeting Some reSIdents In the City of Grosse POinte Wlll soon The CounCil adopted the lollowmg ~lhedulc of CounLil Mcetlng\ for the Calendar Year 2002 see a change In their water and sewer bllhng eycle JJnuary 7, 2002 Apnl R 2002 June 24. 2002* October 7 2002 Janu,Jry 21,2002* Apnl 22 2002* July 8 2002 October 21 2002* Sometime after the first of February II 2002 M,ly 6 2002 Augu\, 12 2002 November 11 2002 MarLh 11 2002 M,ly 20 2002* ~eptember 9 2002 Delember 9 2002 the year, the City WIll dIVIde March 2'\ 2002* June 10 2002 Seplember 2' 2002* its quarterly bllhng cycle over a perIOd of three *Indlcale\ Work Se\\lon or Aodltlon.ll CounLiI Mcetlng a\ needcd \Lheduled to begm al ...~~th an unforgmab/e g'ft Our pnus are as remarkahle as our fur;. months Instead of bllhng all Along wllh our great fe/rc/lOn, \Of have the experh~e 10 help ,Oil make 730 P Tn of Its reSidents at the same Ihe nghl chOIce rhl~ \\eek, our enhre collection I~ tIme Thc Council rCLe\\cd the PublIL ~,Jlely Department Report lor Ihe monlh 01 Ouober 2oo1 and '1PFClM I Y PRIlF/) FOR GIFT GH'ING ordcrcd It placed on file V.. ,I "' and" rap lip ,our hohdav ,hoppmg heauI,flllh The first thud of the CIty \\ hen It ('orne' to j{lflgn mg nalurall\ Ihere', onh one place 10 go reSidents on the new bllhng Thc CounLiI adopted a re,olullon that ImmedlJtely follOWIng lempOrar) adjournment of the cycle Wlll start out With a Regular Mcellng, a Clo\ed Se~~\On,hall be held for the purpo~e of d\,"u'\\mg the \ale or purlha\e one-month water bill at the ot rcal property tIme of the change and the Upon proper mollon made ,upporlcd and carncd thc Meelmg adjourned .11 10 DO pm second third of the the resI- K~y.ttK?~ dents Wlll start out the new THE NEXT REGUlAR MEET/N(, OF THE CITY COUNCll WIU, /IE HEI,D ON MONDA Y, 19261 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods billIng cycle With a two- JANUARY 7, 2002 AT 730 PM IN THE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 90 KERBY ROAD. month bill The last third of THE MEETINGS ARE OPEN INTERPiTED PROPERTY OWNERS AND RESIDENTS OF (313) 886-7715 the reSident'! on the new THE CITY ARE INVITED TOAITEND (Mark near Morassl billIng cycle WIll see no o. S d change In the period of Edward J. Gaffney Shane L. Reeside bllhng City Clerk WE ARE A FULL SERVICE FURRIER: Mayor APPRAISALS. REPAIRS. RESTYLING' RELINING - Bonnie Caprara MONOGRAMMING. FUR CARE. CLEANING. COLD STORAGf .. G P N I2120f2OO1 LARGE SELECTION OF MENS FURS December 20, 2001 Grosse pointe News 14A

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" December 20, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 15A V~Lk~agen Jetta a goodfit in Grosse Pointe I had not really noticed verSIOn, which spewed German touring car The until I g:otone myself to test- smoke from Its exhaust, was Jetta's front mdependent dnve, but the Volkswagen hard to start, had sluggIsh MacPherson strut and rear Jetta seems to be 'an pIckup and you could hear torsion beam axle configura- extremely popular car commg from a block away tIOn soaks up road bumps, among Grosse Pomters J\nd The dIesel Jetta ISeasy to but the car felt firmly plant- that makes a lot of sense start and has a different ed on the road at all times The Jetta's power-assist- ed, rack-and-pmlOn steermg IS smooth and responsive The Jetta's 15-mcher wheel contribute to ItS excellent handlIng Most of the Jetta's small-rAr competitor" r\ln on 14-mch hres Front and rear brakes m Autos the Jetta are diSCSand an anh-lock bralung system IS standard on all Jettas Supportive, adjustable dri- Everywhere I went - sound than a gasoline ver seat runnmg errands In the engme, but does not sound The Jetta interior has Village or on the Hill - I as If It IS shaking Itself VW's firm seats that prOVide saw ,Jettas, often looking apart Its exhaust ISnot VIS- good support on long triPS The sleek and curvy Volkswagen Jetta is a European sport sedan in a small- • like the one I had, which Ible and ItS performance, The mstrument cluster's car package. was fimshed In bnght boosted by a turbocharger, IS IIghtmg at mght IS the eye- "Tornado Red ~ In fact, the m a normal range catchmg cool blue used III VW Jetta IS the best-sellmg ThiS IS pretty negative the VW Beetle Side alrbags European car m the Umted praise, In effect, laudrng the are standard In all Jettas Let me give a plug here for diesel cars. They have not - States, far surpassmg the diesel for not bemg as bad as The Jetta Isn't cheap Beetle and VW's basIc Golf It used to be But on the pos- Suggested base retail pnces, been popular in the United States for 20 years, but dur- Like many POinters, the Itive SIdeISIts fuel economy whIch start at $17,400 for Jetta IS conservative, senSI- - 34 clty/45 highway, the GL, are more than most ing that time, huge improvements have been made. ble and laden with good accordmg to the EPA - compacts Base price of the value The Jetta IS not which puts It m range of the turbodlesel Jetta IS $18,695 cheap, but for what you get, gasohne/electrlc hybrids It is not expensIVe either now offered by Toyota and All new Volkswagen vehi- What you get ISa cnsp, mce- Honda cles corne With an Improved loolong sedan WIth plenty of And the VW diesel IS a four-year/50,000-mde room, good performance and strong, effiCient, preCIsion bumper-to-bumper warran- sohd quahty powerplant that WIth mini- ty, up from two yearsl24,OOO Our test vehicle was pow- mal care will still be run- miles Volkswagen also ered by a 1 9-hter four-cylm- mng long after you become offers a fully transferable der turbodlesel mated to a tired of the vehicle hmlted powertrain warran- five-speed stick shift Let me ty that covers five years or give a plug here for diesel Now a word about the 60,000 miles cars They have not been Jetta The 2002 Volkswagen The Jetta's exterior IS popular m the Umted States Jetta combmes compact size sleek and curvy BUIlt With for 20 years, but dunng that With the premIUm feel of a high-tech bonding agent!> time, huge Improvements rugher-pnced European car and laser-weldmg tech- have been made So much so It also offers unusual van- niques, the Jetta IS struc- that m Europe, where auto- ety for a small car, a chOice turally n~d, whIch results mobile fuel does not cost less of four engines a 1 8-liter m cnsp hartdllng and a sohd than ,)Vater,about 45 percent 180-horsepower tur- feel of new car sales are diesels bocharged four, the 1 9-hter If you are mterested III a The modern VW dIesel 90-hp turbodlesel four, a 2 0- small car that feels hke a big (the only one avaIlable m liter 115-hp four, and a 2.8- European sports sedan, try the Umted States m VW hter 174-hp V-6 the Jetta. And If you want Jetta, Beetle and Golf mod- ThiS front-wheel-dnve ophmal fuel economy, try els) IS a far cr) from th<>old ~edan has the road feel of a the 1 9-hter turbodlesel If you opt for the 1.9-Uter turbodiesel engine. you'll be in the 40-mpg range.

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front of first. a child, whether he ever had to kill some- graders may one Veteran speaker not be total- "A lot of them were thmkmg, ifl had to do ly apr>roprl- that, what would I do?" saId Sladen "That ate, but fifth. IS the kind of reaction I generally get." brings reality graders are Sladen confirms that he did mdeed have headmg off to kill, but IS careful to measure hiS to middle responses and address the conce.pt of mlll- school They tary duty, Without endorsmg the senseless of war home thmk they VIOlenceof war He concludes the diSCUSSion by teillng students how the war altered hiS It know It all '. Havmg a hfe Instead of returmng to medic me when to Pointe students visual hke he came home, Sladen devoted hiS career to that IS rivet- educatIOn 10 order to teach young people By Madeleine Socia Sladen to Ing It caught that there are better ways to solve prob- Staff Wnter speak to her their atten- lems As those who know Grosse POInte Farms class for the hon and gave SBld Sladen, "I want them to understand reSident Frank Siaden Jr w111 readily last two them an how to hve a clvll hfe that recognizes the attest, the dapper, octogenanan educator IS years "It IS appreClatlOn dignity of people, no matter what their the very epitome of a gentleman breathtakmg of what these color, no matter what their rehgion " It 18 :liTost ,r"",c t{' he'\r hp-!, TP1Rtp t hp to watch He ....~ t t.. .. do n.:> In \.1<-\\ of the events of Sept 11, Tl"twan brutal dutIes of a soldier's hfe Yet watchmg does a beau- have gone feels it IS espeCially urgent that students Sladen caphvate a group of fidgety fifth- tiful Job through" gam an awareness of what bemg a veteran graders gathered m the llbrary of Grosse grabbmg and Sladen's means Pomte Wood's Mason Elementary School on keepmg their honesty "Its mce to have a hvmg, breathmg Oct 26, revealed him to be an Ideal attentIOn He Grosse Pointe Farms World War II veteran Frank opened the human bemg Illustratmg that war IS not spokesperson for the Grosse Pomte War speaks to Bladen Jr., holding bis prosthetic leg, offers students door to a Just plckmg up a gun and gomg off to shoot MemOrIal's veteran's speakers program them not as a unique fusion of reality and history as a veteran frank, am- the bad guys" In the fall of 2000, the War Memonal children, but speaker of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Living mated dls- launched the speakers service as part of ItS as fellow CltI- History program. c u s S Ion Th request a presentatIOn by a veteran, zens, In Llvmg History Program, an ongomg educa- terms that they can understand" Students' questlOns ranged from wondenng call the Grosse Pomte War Memorial's tIOnal facet of ItS Veteran's Legacy Project Sladen tells the students seated on the what hme he had to get up m the mormng Becky Johnson at (313) 881-7511 Th date, some 10 men and women who floor before him how he planned to follow 10 to askmg, \\11ththe pOlOt.blank directness of served 10 World War II, Korea, Vietnam and Desert StormlDesert Shield have volun- hiS father's footsteps and become a doctor teered to share their experiences With CIVICSupon graduatmg from Yale UOlverslty 10 and SOCialstudies students 10 area schools 1942 However, after watchmg most of hiS Kerby offers mends leave to serve their country, he chose 10 an effort to promote patnotlsm Accordmg to Ten L Carroll, commumty to Ignore the exemptIOn granted him sweet relief relatIons director for the War Memorial, because of hiS pursUlt of a memcal degree "The Idea IS to create an understandmg of and enhsted m the U S Army 10 1943. Students in Patricia Blazins- what IS Important m hfe, service to country Sladen eventually became a squad leader k!'s fifth-grade class at Kerby and service to commumty" 10 Company G of the 2nd Battahon, 398th Elementary School in Grosse As a World War II veteran, former head- Regiment, 100th Infantry DIVISion Pointe Farms generated more master of the Liggett School, past Grosse By the late fall of 1944, he was on patrol than $780 for American Red Pomte Board of EducatIOn member and cur- near the front lmes of the German defense Cross sept. 11 relief programs rent preSident of the Grosse Pomte War m the Vosges Mountains of France when his during a recent two-day bake Memonal's Board of Directors, Sladen is lieutenant stepped on a schue mme. As he sale. Tables were laden with umquely quahfied to offer students a vlVld reached to help hiS fallen comrade, Sladen 25-cent and 50-cent items, a picture of war Without glonfymg conflict as tnggered another schu mme That s10gle few $6 cakes and a very active a VIable resolutIon to the differences among step cost him hiS nght foot, which was sev- cash donation basket. Many people ered an Inch or two above the ankle parents sent large bl1ls "ThiS ISbur way of showmg the commum- The wave of concern and wonder washes instructing their children to ty that we have not forgotten," said Sladen across the faces of hiS hsteners, and some donate the change after they m commentmg on the Llvmg History pro- are VISiblyJarred when he removes hiS pros- purchased their treats. Pic- gram "That IS what we are askmg our theSIS and reveals what the mme left tured here are students young people to do .remember that there behInd Tempered by Sladen's kmdly man- Welling French, Brian Jakub, are people who have sacnficed their youth ner, thiS unique fuSIOn of history and reah- Joe Zampardo, Grace Gormley so that you can be where you are" ty makes an mdehble Impact well beyond and Dana Hanrahan. "He IS awesomel" says Grosse Pomte the power of words Shores reSident Karen Llstwan, a fifth- Speakmg as a teacher and a mother, grade teacher at Mason who has mVlted Llstwan notes, "To do somethmg hke that 10 Remember those who serve wi th a Red Cross Gift Send a !lttle hohday cheer to the men and Red Cross women dedicated to protectmg our natIOn While the Red Cross IS mandated by The American Red Cross has launched a Congress to act as a halson between Umted new webSite, www4troops com, where the States famlhes and their loved ones 10 the pubhc can qUickly, eaSily and securely order mlhtary, the orgamzatlOn does not receive a gift to be sent to service personnel sta- any government finanCial assIstance AFES tIoned around the world services Include relaYIng emergency mes- There are four gifts available three types sages 24 hours a day, seven days a week, as of candy and a speCIal "Umted We Stand" T- well as offenng one-on-one counselIng, shirt The cost of each gift IS $25, which finanCial support and other assistance to mcludes postage and handhng GiftS can be mlhtary famlhes Michigan reSidents can All American mailed to partIcular soldiers or can be dehv- access the service by callmg (313) 833-8816 ered to at-large personnel In countnes such as Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Kosovo, The Southeastern Michigan Chapter of Christmas Bosma and Diego Garcia the American Red Cross also has a satelhte office at Selfndge Au NatlOnal Guard Base Jeanene Adams decided Call the toll-free number (800) 565-4651 to place an order In Macomlil County. The Selfndge satellite to show her true colors this office IS open weekdays, from 10 a m to 3 Christmas. The City of Net proceeds of approximately $10 for each gift WIll benefit the Armed Forces p m Selfndge-based milItary and theIr fam- Grosse Pointe transferred Ilies may call the office at (810) 307-4285 her passion for the Fourth Emergency Servl~e~ (AFES) program of the of July to the YUletide sea- son, creating this truly patriotic Christmas tree and Uncle Sam. Adams hand-crafted all of her red, white and blue ornaments. including the flag-filled wreath that greets guests at her front door. Johnstone & Johnstone says thanks for Red Cross pin money donations By Madeleine Socia agent Lyd18 Taylor was agent Donna O'Keefe made Staff Wnter msplred to launch thiS 150 enlarged pm-kits so that Grosse Pomte Farms- fundralser after seemg slml- Girl Scouts from Richard based Realtor Johnstone & lar Items at a craft show 10 Elementary School In Johnstone salutes the com- September The agency Grosse Pomte Farms could mumty for Its assistance 10 donated all of the matenals fashIOn them mto decora- generatmg more than to ensure that 100 percent of tIOns for the Hill $11,000 m proceeds from the the proceeds would go AsSOCIatIOn'spatnotlc gaze- sales of beaded flag pms directly to those 10 need bo Chnstmas tree which was recently donated Agents JOined members of Ferrante noted that the to Amencan Red Cross Sept the commuOlty In givmg of project had an uphftmg 11 rellef efforts their free hme to stnng the effect on all who partIcipat- "We would hke to thank red, white and blue plastiC ed "People got rejuvenated," <;hesaid made them feel the community for bUYing beads onto safety pms 10 a "It Photo by Mehsss Wal.h the pms and helpmg us to U S flag pattern that they had somethmg to make them," said associate Hundreds of orders were do With helping" broker/manager Mary Lou taken for the $10 pms, some Richard makes a difference Ferrantp "They not only from as far away as Flonda PinS are still aV8llable Richard Elementary SChool's Student Council presented a check for embraced the pms, they and Colorado and make great stocklng- $3.600 to the American Red Cross on Oct, 24 at a school assembly. Accept- embraced the spmt " Perpetuatmg the theme, stuffersl For more Informa- ing the check was Park resident Nen G. Bristol, vice chair of the Red Cross' John<;tone and Johnstone ,Johnstone and Johnstone tIon.call(313)88~0600 Southeastern Michigan Chapter. "You helped make a difference in other peo- ple's lives and you ought to feel very good about that," Bristol told Richard students, who raised the sum by collecting returnables and coins. "You're Editor's Note: some of the good people out there ... when you see people like the American Red Cross doing good things, I want you to remember that," Bristol then The Patnot's Page Will appear penodlcally 10 the Grosse PolOte News to honor and talked with students about how the money they raised win be used to help acknowledge those who serve our commumty and natIOn dunng these troubled bmes people. If you have a news Item that you would hke to submit, please forward It to Pictured left to right are: Alex Plku, Johnny Hackett. Neil Bristol, Emily "Patn(Jt's Page," clo Grosse Pomte News, 96 Kercheval Ave. Grosse Pomte Farms, MI Fennell, Tesha Kondrate, and student council teacher advisor Linda Plaseck- 48236 or e-mail mSOCla@grossepointenews com. ey. Richard's student council Is gathered behind them. December 20,2001 Grosse Pointe News News 17A Fnday, Dec 14, between Woods patrol car arnved On the town 3 30 and 5 30 p m Accordmg Car problems A drunken I6-year-old girl to polIce, the wallet con- PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS Dec 11 was not a good - Jason Sweeney from Grosse Pomte Woods tamed $120 cash and other mght for parkIng m Harper bpent the early hours of Items next day between the hours around 1 30 p m She Woods Fnday, Dec 14, dnvlng over of 8 a m and 12 10 pm, an returned two hours later to A 1996 BUick parked m a Five arrested trash cans and bags set out unknown vandal scratched find her wallet mlssmg lot m the 19200 block of Three Gross!' Pomte for mornmg pickup m the the dnver 'i1de door of a Another employee, who Rockcastle had It'S driver's South teenage guls and a 600 through 1000 blocks of Tools taken 2000 Chevrolet Camaro locked her office at 6 p m on SIde lock and steerIng col- Grosse Pomte Farms girl North Oxford On the afternoon of parked m the 15100 block of Thursday, Dec 13, returned umn destroyed by a would- were arrested by St Clair Pohce caught up with the Saturday, Dec 15, a man Jefferson the next mormng to find her be thief The owner of the Shoreb police last week for girl at 2 55 a m She was arnvmg home after spend- door open Mlssmg were a vehIcle reported nothmg under-age dnnkmg They were attendmg a party m alone In a black 1995 Jeep Ing a day out of town diSCOV- Garage ripoff cash box contammg $60 m mlbsmg from the locked four-door dragging a trash ered someone had stolen quarters and an envelope vehIcle hut w111have to pay \'ohlth polite found !Jeer Cdns Dunng the mght of bm pmned beneath the vehI- equipment and tools from contammg $40 10 smgles, for the repairs at the hou.,e Monday, Dec 10, someone cle Pollce searchmg the hiS garage m the 1900 block $5s and $10s The 21200 block of Some 20 party-goerb left entered an unlocked garage Jeep's console turned up a of Lennon In Grosse POInte The church was unlocked Kmgbville wal> the bcenc of a home lD the 21900 block of m the 700 block of pipe contamlng suspected Woods and open to the publlc the another attempted car theft Edgewood lD St Clair Pemberton and stole a manJuana residue He said the stolen Items evenmg of Dec 13 Three In the early mOTDlDg hourb Shoreb late Dec 14 Just as Craftsman snow blower, <\hn\1t 4'\ mlfl\ltp,- 1ftpr WE'rE'a grav a'r rompre,,<;or mamtE'nancE' people and 12 of Dee 11 ThE' owner of a police were arnvmg Five lawn edgel, weed trunmer made by Cambell House, panshlOners were m the 1995 Oldsmobile awoke to were al re;,ted and charged bemg taken Into custody, the and chamsaw No suspects and $1,000 worth of bUlldmg when the employee find the car'" rear wmdow With under-age drmkmg girl registered a 14 percent hav~ been reported Craftsman tools mscnbed left for the day smashed and the steenng The party was called to a blood alcohol content She - Brad Lmdberg was released to her mother With the Imtlals "TIF" column tampered With halt by the hObtess' aunt, Nothmg was reported mlss- who came home when called Medics revive mg from the vehIcle by a nelghbor The hostess man wa" 17 and wa., also Caprice caper Suspect kicked Walked off charged A gray, 1989 Chevrolet A Grosse Pomte Farms Arrested weFe two 17- Capnce four-door was out of town with walker man has Farms paramedICS Stereo theft year-old" and an 1S-year-old On FrIday, Dec 14, at 5 20 to thank for seemg hIm to reported stolen from an A Grosse Pomte Woods The owner of a 1999 Jeep from GrO.,be POinte Farms pm, Grosse POInte Woods hIS 79th birthday thIS past employee parking lot near woman parked m a mumCI- watched from hlb home In and a 17 -year-old from the police responded to a report weekend Mack and Moross on pal parkIng lot m the VIllage the 19200 block of City of Grob'>e Pomte Blood of a man wIth a beIge cat Farms medICS were called Wednesday, Dec 12, at 6 18 had her alummum walker Woodcrest as two men broke alcohol lcvelb of the teens tryIng to steal cases of beer to a Farms restaurant P m The owner, a woman taken from her car mto hIS car and stole the CD ranged from 030 to 073 from a store m the 20400 around 9 p m m the 18600 flom St Clair Shores, had Wednesday afternoon, Dec player and radIO percent They were kept In block of Mack block of Mack the evenmg of pal ked the car at about 9 The man ImmedIately the St CLair Shores holling An officer discovered the 12 Sunday, Dec 9, to respond to am contacted the polLce at 7 55 facl1Itleb until theIr blood man - the cat had appar- a patron who appeared to be am, but the effiCIent cnml- alcohol dropped to 02 pere- ently been dropped off In a chokmg When medICS Smashed nals escaped the scene m a cent waltmg Jeep dnven by an arnved, Lt Jack Patterson A reSIdent m the 500 block Ford Taurub before a Harper -Ann Fouty The day the unknown woman - on the saId, "HIS heart stopped of WashIngton m the City of SIdewalk proppmg hImself There was no pulse He dId- Grosse Pomte found the music died up With a walker The man n't have a shockable wmdow of hIS 2001 Escort Someone broke Into the said he was homeless and rhythm" shattered Thursday morn- Grosse POinte Woods home gave an address on Ashland Farms paramedICS were mg, Dec 13 of a mUSically mmded youth m DetrOIt as lus last known able to revive the man With The car was last seen last week and stole a $5,000 mtravenous drugs and con- NutureNook reSidence undamaged at the back of Rolland keyboard and The man was wanted on tmuous CPR WIthm 10 mm- the house around 10 pm Fender Statocaster bass glll- "several warrants," accord- utes of theIr 19-mmute run FLORAL & GIFTS the mght before tar valued at $1,000 The mg to a pollce mvest!gatIOu They took hIm to St Joh"! No objects were found to VIctIm also reported mlssmg WhIle en route to the Woods HospItal and MedIcal have been thrown through a $680 RCA dIgital camera polLce statIOn, an officer sus- Center, where he was lIsted the wmdow and there was Poinsettias • Gift Baskets The theft took place In the pected the man was carrymg m fair condition at press no damage to other parts of 1600 block of Hollywood narcotIcs At the statIOn, he time Holiday Arrangements sometime on Monday, Dec was only partially finger the car - Bonnie Caprara 10 pnnted, pollce saId, "due to the fact he IS mlssmg all fin- No-go moped Your Local Florist That gers and thumb on hIS nght A student at a Grosse Tripped Alarm hand" Police watching Pomte Farms hIgh school A burglar who had broken Because other Junsdlc- who parked hIS moped on mto a party store m the hons wouldn't pick up the the SIde of the gym returned Delivers near North 20800 block of Harper was man on the outstandmg Pohce are giving speCIal to find the bIke knocked scared off after tnppmg the warrants, Woods police took attenhon to the area of down and damaged on aulible alarm system hIm to the city hmlt~ and let HIdden Lane and Wednesday, Dec 12 At approxImately 1 30 ~Nationwide go Wedgewood near Grosse rum A parkmg lot attendant a m Saturday, Dec 15, noticed damage to the front pOlOte North High School m pohce responded to the I Grosse Pomte Woods fender, handlebars and the alarm to find a back Window '3 3-88S-7S85 Pohce said numerous stu- Attempted B&E IgmtIon SWitch at 12 05 p m broken out of the bUIldmg Come See Our Expanded dents have been hanging SometIme dunng the The student reported that and the stock room door around the neighborhood, mg'ht of Fnday, Dec 14, vandals had slashed the standmg open Line of Fine GIfts t'~ which Includes two vacant someone tned to pry open a seat of the moped and let air The thIef apparently used J; ". houses Neighbors have wmdow at a busmess m the out of the tl~s m the past, a flashllght to force the Win- r------, ~i.-complamed about the stu- 15100 block of Kercheval In but saId he dId not have dow, as pIeces of the broken 1 dents (JOlned by non-stu- problems WIth anyone at Grosse POInte Park The light and a paIr of Wire cut- 20% Off 'f::.:t ents, reSidents claIm) school ! I attempt faIled, pohce said, ters were found at the scene L 01 ~ I Any Item .2 24- I tandmg around eatmg and and no entry was made Nothmg was taken from the okmg dunng the lunch store, and the manager ven- 'our Nothing's fied the tools lid not belong 17IIO Kercheval in-the-Village Car vandals to the busmess. Other locatIon PolIce suspect the thIef Vandals damaged cars m sacred tnpped the alarm when he 503 E. Nine Mile • Ferndale Gym theft mumclpal parkmg lots on A church on Grosse Pomte opened the door to the bath- A male student returned two consecutive days last Boulevard reported two room 10 the back of the store from wrestlmg practice at week m Grosse Pomte Park thefts to the Grosse POInte :E == ~ ~ and fled the scene m fear of . , Grosse Pomte North High On Tuesday, Dec 11, Farms publlc safety depart- School and discovered some- between 1 30 and 3 pm, ment last week bemg caught one had "tolen hiS wallet someone scratched the back On Tuesday, Dec 11, a from a gym locker of a 2000 BMW parked at church employee left her The theft took place on Mack and Somerset The purse behmd her desk Grosse Pointe News • Our Best Wishes to You •• " . Send 'lour holidalJ IJreetinlJs v t During This Holiday Season 1 • \" • ,. We Thank You For Your ' EVERY week! ~.::~ll~"'.'-~~--~

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Npw York Stock Exchange 3 3 percent, to close below number on hIS dollar bill" cut short-term mterest rates volume last week totaled 6 7 2,000 at 1,953 The first bidder says, "Three many times billIOn ,hares, or 1 3 bIllion Last Monday, the NAS- Lei's lalk...STOCKS Sixes," meamng that all Economists saId It would ppr ddV, up 10 7 percent DAQ had ItS annual rebal- players, mcludmg himself, take three to SIX months for from the ~ame Ileek a vpar ancmg must have at least three the cuts to work their way through the economy to turn ago The Fame InformatIOn sixes on hIS dollar bIll At any gwen moment, bJl- It around NASDAQ Sel vice expected many for- after the el a of "Wall Movmg c1ockwl~e, the lions of dollars were bemg Skeptics bald they saw no adju,ted 101- mer hlgh-flymg telecom:" Street," the movlt' next bIdder has two chOices n,ked by bond traders effect from the Fed's many ump la,t and dot-com, to dl,appear, LTS ha~ been Iereadwg He can bid higher (the same ChaIrman Gutfreund, a cuts to date Ileek totaled replaced, m part, by blO- thiS pntertammg book, quantity of a higher num- former bond trader, liked to But at the June luncheon, q 'i bIllIOn tech~ which trace~ the career of ber), "three seven:"," or more ,hal('~, or MIchael Lewlb from hIS hlr- wander around the floor, of any number, "four fives" many of the tired and Th(l,-n to<'-ed (I"t -tor\{< about 1 !:t bil- mg by :::>alomoll111 LunJull III uft ...l1 1<1",llllg Julm The Ll<.himg wntlll ue~ I eLl! ell "tU<.h hi uk...r" III the WIll be further trashed by lion per day winter 1984 hl~ training Menwether, fellow board until all players agree to club were still optimIstiC the sellmg from the "look- Becau~e cla~~ of 127 gcpk~ m Nt'w member and the firm's No 1 challenge the last bId about stock pnces m alike" QQQ funds The edCh trade IS York dunng ~pnng 1985 and bond trader Then all players reveal December and voted then newly added stocks WIll get That day m 1986, accord- I P P 0 t d By through hl~ re"gnatlOn m theIr senal numbers and wagers accordmgly r e Joseph a nIce upward pop tlll((> - by Mengden 1988 mg to LeWIS, Gutfruend determme who 11> bluffing The consensus of the 26 the buymg The mld-1980s were a walked out onto the tradmg The players caught bluff- contestants had the DJI at broke I dnd the sellmg bro- 'Liar's poker' WIld time for bond traders, floor straight to Menwether mg must pay the bet to the 12,308 on Dec 7, even krr - reported volume I, In February 1986, LTS' ab government, corporate and said, "One hand, one challenger Hence, the though the Doll' was actual- dll lded bv 2 to get the actu- eldest daughter was hIred and consumer debt bal- mJlllon dollars and no name, "Liar's Poker" ly only 10,977 on June 8 al tradmg volume by Henry Kaufman, looned under then Fed tears" Menwether, the best bond They forecast the three La~t Ileek's NASDAQ vol- Salomon Brothers' econo- Chairman Paul Volcker One hand, what? "Liar's trader on the floor, replied to stocks hIgher too Comenca ume trailed year-ago levels mIst, to leave Cltlcorp (New In bonds, Salomon Poker"l In thiS game each Gutfreund, "No John If at 58 m December vs 56 90 player holdb a dollar bIll - by 12 q percent York City) and jom hiS Brothers dommated Wall we're gomg to pl~y for those m June, GM at 60 21 vs The overall market dnfted research department Street under chaIrman John 'ilmJlar to another game kmd of numbers, I'd rather 59 10 and Masco at 28 32 vs lower labt week With the "Liar's Poker," the book, Gutfreund, crowned by called, "I Doubt It?" play for real money - $10 2468 Doll' gwmg back 238 pomts, was wntten by a former BusmessWeek as the "Kmg After agreemg on the mllhon no tearsl" Now the wmnersl or 2 4 percent, to close below Salomon bond salesman of Wall Street" amount of the bet, "each Gutfreund declmed In Ed Funk, a retired Mernll player tnes to fool the other 10000 again at 9,811 MIchael LeWIS and pub- Salomon's tradmg floor fact, he smIled hIS own Lynch stockbroker from about (the number of Identi- The NASDAQ Composite lished m 1989 by W W covered mo~t of Its 41st brand of forced smIle and Troy, was a double-WInner cal numbers) m the senal saId, "You're crazy'" al~o letl eated 68 pomts, or Norton & Co Ltd shortly floor He bet the Doll' to be 9,923 (LTS' note Both vs actual 10,049, and Gutfreund and Menwether Comenca at 54 10 vs 54 02 later demed that the above How much closer can you A poinsettia by any other name ... ever took place, but the get? ~story" sold a lot of books ) The club's eldest member, the services and products I dId a little Internet In February 1988 Jack Roney of Grosse Pomte that our members represent, searchmg the other day, try- Kaufman reSIgned fro~ Farms, won the "long bond" offer suggestions and pro- mg to find out what Grosse Salomon, followed the next YIeld bet of 5 60 percent vs VIde encouragement Still, Pomte area stores were Pointers on day by LTS' eldest daughter 561 actual He IS retired nothmg on Ask com remote- domg onhne during the holi- from - you guessed It - ly connected to the holidays days Plckmgs were slim as I Roney & Co 1 I must admIt, I was get- used several search engines, Stock market Jerry Kelly, the club's Technology tmg dIscouraged However, I uSing such termb as Grosse preSIdent and another stJlI had an Internet search contest POinte AND hohdays, Roney retiree, won the GM engine to go Next stop? The annual Stock Market Chnstmas, Hanukkah and By Mike Maurer contest WIth a bet of 51 vs Contest of the X.DlVldend other terms assocIated WIth Lycos com 5159 actual ~Hohday fines optional III Luncheon Club closed on thIS time of year It's one of the most, If not (11'11'11' yahoo com), usmg the Two wmners spht the Grosse POinte Woods" was Fnday, Dec 7, WIth the WIn- Masco pnze WIth Identical The first Item to pop up In the most, sophIsticated web- same cntena, brought me to the first Item that popped ners announced at the club's bets Wade Sloane, from my Google sites I've found In the Grosse Robusto's Martml Lounge up Thmkmg It might have gala Chnstmas luncheon Roney, and BIll O'Donogllue (www google com) search Pomtes You do have to take and Wme Bar I beheve that somethmg to do WIth the last week at the DetrOIt of Grosse Pomte Park, an was Moehnng Woods a few mmutes to create an thiS IS the restauranUbar bags that have been placed Athletic Club A G Edwards retiree (for- Flowers, located at 20923 account m your name, but that opened on Mack Avenue over the parkmg meters on Members attendmg the merly Wathng Lerchen), Mack Avenue m Grosse once that's done, off you go Just north of Pomte Plaza Mack 1ll Grosse Pomte June 13 luncheon at the both bet 23 vs 23 42 actual Pomte Woods The webSIte sho(1pmg They had a lot of mforma- Woods for the hohdays (free Country Club of DetrOIt Several losmg members not only prOVIdes pictures of The site prOVIdes every- tlOn about the place but of parkmgl), I clicked on the wagered on the usual five grumbled that Greenspan the arrangements avaIlable thmg you need to shop for course you can't buy a martI- hotlmk to the story Sorry stockmarket-related cate- had let them down; 11 moor. by hohday event, It also lets flowers onlme All the other m over the Internet At least All I got was that annoymg gorIes, forecastmg pnces SIX est rate cuts and who knows . you pay onllne WIth just web sItes that Google pro- I haven't found a way yet "ThIS page cannot be dIS- months mto the future when the upturn WIll start? about any credIt card known duced were commumty (Stllliookmgl) played" message The five categones were 1) to man Thev al~o have a organIzations and events, no Oh, by the way, they are Why doesn't some wIse the DJI closmg level, 2) the toll-free number dnd an e busme,,,e,, gomg to have celebnty bar- Internet geek PVt together a yield on the Treasury 5-3/8 Joseph Mengden l~ a reSI mall addre~~ A Yahoo search tenders commg soon I won- message a little less harsh? percent Bonds due Feb 15, dent of the CIty of Grosse der If that':" local celebs or Pomte and former chairman natIOnally known folks I'd You know, somethmg hke, 2031 (the "long b0nd"), and "We are deeply sorry that we the closmg pnces on three of First of Michigan He IS like to bee Tom CrUlbe do hIS also a member of the JOHN M. RICKEL, C.P.A" P.C. tnck::. behmd the bar hke m cannot connect you to the stocks 3) Comenca, 4) (lRliF II D PUB r Me 0JNTANl FinanCial Analysts Soctety the mOVIe, ~Corktall " webSite you deSire Please General Motors, and 5) 63 KERCH"" SU'Tf 100 of Detroit Inc The Ask search engme accept our humble apology Masco GROSSl POINTE FA~MS M HIGAr.482.36 362.7 Remember, last June, "Let's Talk Stocks" IS spon- TELEPHONE 313/881 82.00 (www ask com or We won't let It happened agam Happy hohdaysl" three months before Sept sored by John M Rickel, EMAIL "ekel baun@ho'T1e cern wwwaskJeeves com) was my CPA PC, and RIckel & npxt stop Don't ask me how, Bah, humbug That has as 11, the economy was WInd- RICKEL Be BAUN much chance of gettmg on mg down, but many ana. Baun, PC of Grosse Pomte A PROFES5tONAt ORfOR~TltN but the first Item listed by Farms, and Investment the Internet as I have of get- lysts InSIsted we weren't m a ATTORNEYS AT LAW my search was The Age Counsel, Inc of Grosse 63 KfRCHE\Al SUIT[ 100 Onlme (www theage com), tmg a Porsche Carrera for recessIOn yetI Pomte Woods GROSSf POINTE FAR"S MI HoAr. 482.36 362.7 whIch prOVIdes news, sport Chnstmas Well, I might get By mId-June, the Fed had TELEPHONE 313 886 0000 and busmess dally updates a plastic one to glue togeth- FACSIMI LE 31 3 886 0405 from (are you ready?) er Melbourne, Australia From our house to your Business PeoJ!le The second response m house, happy hohdays' May my Ask search was the all your hard dnves be 40 INVESTMENT COUNSEL, INC. Grosse Pomte Busmess gIgabytes, your computer At Old Kent Bank, John W. Dohan has been appomted VIce preSIdent and regional manager of the pnvate client Since 1929 ConnectIOn Networkmg cable-ready and your ghtch- Group (www busmesscon- es be small ones And, no, I group for southeastern MIchIgan nectlOn net) Then openmg don't mean the kIds Dohan a resident of the CIty of Grosse POinte, was a MoneylPortfolio Management • Retirement & Personal Assets lme saId, "The Grosse Pomte pnnclpal shareholder m the DetrOIt law finn of O'Rourke Accepting Accounts in excess of $250,000 BU'imess ConnectIOn IS an Have a tech question or and Dohan until 1993, when he founded hIS own firm m enel getlc group of profes- subject you would hhe Grosse Pomte Woods Dohan IS a graduate of the Chns W Walker. Presldent Richard K Simonds, CFA slOnal<; who meet for the addressed m thiS column? UnIversIty of DetrOIt School of Law He has a Master of Marshall C Downs. CFA John R Walchh. CFA purpose of helpmg each Want to comment or add Laws In TaxatIOn from Wayne State UnIversIty Law 19511 Mack Avenue other get more busme<;s We your two cents worth? My e- School He completed postgraduate studIes at Harvard Law Gro~se POInte. Mlchlg.m 48216 nUl 886-04'i0 give leads, refer to others mall addre~s IS mmaurer@blzserve com School ann Northwestern Umverslty School of Law

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City man recalls early days of Korean War By Chip Chapman ters In Japan Special Wnter Because of heavy cloud Kokura, 1 would see Gen After more than two years cover and haze from earlier Dean," MarantIc saId "He m Japan followmg World bombmgs over Kokura, the was always pleasant and War II, Robert Marantic R~('ondarv tar!!"pt Cltv- would call me bv name when r ~lKiF~ ~ ~ returned to the Umted Nagasakl:'-was ;elected . I saw hIm" States or what the military "A lot of the old bUlldmgs While In South Korea, called the "zone of mtenor," looked brand new there The " Marantic was a member of he saId, wIth one year area had not been blasted the 5th Regimental Combat remammg on hIs three-year out much," he saId "The Team enlistment Japanese people were well "The armored experts In HIs plane landed at behaved There were no con- Washmgton also stated that MIdway A1rport m hIs home- frontatIOns at all They were Korea was unSUItable for town of Clucago on June 24, Just humble, humble peo- tank warfare," Marantic 1950 ple." saId However, on June 25, "The followmg mornmg I Marantic remembered 1950, "when the North remembered readmg the bemg in the Tokyo- Koreans invaded South Chzcago Dazly 1hbune at my Yokohama area In 1948 Korea, the North Koreans Aunt Frances' home," he "The raIlroad stations were had 500 T-34 RUSSIantanks, saId "The headhne, In bIg all bombed out by our B-29s whIch at the close of World black letters, read, 'North Men and women, 60 to 70 War II was the finest tank In Koreans Invade South years old, WIth piCks were service," he SaId "They were Korea' My aunt saId, 'You rebUlldmg the raIl beds even better than the are lucky you got out of Some of the rails had been German tarJks We had our there ill orne '" tWIsted up like pretzels" 2 36mm bazookas that Maranoc's luck ran out He also recalled witness- would, at best, penetrate a four days later when a mg the reverence of the layer or two of paint on telegram reached lus aunt's Japanese people toward thoSe tanks " home. It read "Your leave Gen Douglas MacArthur Most "experts~ thought canceled Proceed tlus sta- "Gen Ego, I call hIm, took the war wouldn't last very tion by expeditious means over the Dlytcl Budding I long, they were broadcast- You are alerted for overseas happened to be walking by Robert Marantic, left. enjoy. a drink at the plano In the Imperial Hotel In ing "home by Chnstm~ to duty" one day and he came out of Tokyo. In the center Is film star Marlene Dietrich. the troops "1 knew better," Marantic had enlisted In the bUlldmg WIth hIS olive MarantIC s8J.d By the time The next stop before the army m January 1948, drab CadIllac waIting for return, so we kept gomg the WInter of 1950 came, "we 'Ibkyo was the Aleutian "1 spent a good number of had baSIC trammg at Fort hIm on the street The We made It, 1guess WIth an months as a scout, workmg had no winter clothmg. The Island of Shemya, about Ord, Calif, and was on a Japanese who were sweep- angel on board WIth us " ahead of our group," he Sald chill factor sonwtImes boat, "getting sIck with a lot 1,500 mJles west of MarantIC arnved in Japan reached 40 below" ing the streets at the time Anchorage "1was up to 500 yards ahead of other people, headed for dropped theIr brooms and and headed by ship to of my group, all by myself, Marantic was pulled "Out "We were barely able to Japan," he recalled bowed to MacArthur" Pusan, South Korea gettmg the feel oftlungs ~ of South Korea. land because of the fog," he A member of the crimmal After hIS leave in Clucago "We worked our way north Marantic camed a BAR "We went all the way saId The next stop was mvestlgatlOn sectIon of the was cut short by the out- toward the Pusan (Browning AutomatIc Rifle), around South Korea for the Haneda aIrfield near 'Ibkyo, mlhtary police, MarantiC break of war m Korea, Perimeter," he saId whIch weIghed about 20 invasIOn of North Korea," he was stationed in Kakura on about a seven-hour flight Most of the equipment, he said "We made an amphibi- Marantic found hImself from Shemya. pounds unloaded, a car- the Island of Kyushu aboard a Boemg saId, was World War II tndge belt, a bayonet, a ous landing at Wonsan, Kokura was conSIdered the Stratocaster headmg to "About halfway there, I hand-me-downs, from radIO, canteen and about 40 North Korea There was pnmary target for the sec- Seattle was lookmg out the WIndow weapons to tanks "They addItIOnal pounds of equip- very httle resIstance from and the whole SIde of the ond atomic bomb on Aug 9, "We took the northern could not brmg a lot of the ment the enemy It was poSSIble 1945 It had the largest route to Japan ~hrough fuselage was covered WIth eqUIpment over from Japan, HIS commanding general they knew we were coming. munitIOns facihty for the Alaska," he sald "We Oil,"he saId The engine such as artIllery, trucks and was MaJ Gen WIlham F That was my opinIon" Japanese dunng World War stopped at Elmendorf A1r that was leaking 011was small tanks They Just Dean, Commander of the Marantic was part of the shut down II It was also the Site of the Force Base In Anchorage for weren't workable It was 24th Infantry DlVlsion, who 10th or X Corps while fight- MttsublShl Steel and Arms refueling It was too foggy to "As soon as that Junk, basically" was captured Aug 25, 1950, Ing In North Korea "We also Works and one of the largest leave so we stayed there a happened, It felt like we Marantic was a pnvate by the North Koreans and had an Amencan raIder srupbul1dmg and naval cen- couple of days" were standmg still We when he first reached held for three years were at the pomt of no Korea "I remember back in See MARANTIC, p~ 28

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across the fence from ros SIS- EIsenhower hIgh marks for troop concentratIOn;, that Ident left more than 8,100 Marantic ter theIr handlillg of the con- were comlOg over by the U S servIcemen unaccount- In Detroit, MarantIc flict thousands The Soviets did ed for, as POWs or MIAs from page IB offered a battlefield commIS- worked for Todd Steel Corp "PreSIdent Harry Truman have the atom bomb, comph- "He acted out of pohtlcal company wIth a South sIOn m Korea However, I m HIghland Park He later was scared to death to go ments of JulIub and Ethel expediency," MarantIc saId Korean battahon at our dIs- was told by my semor, 'you worked In chemIcal mdustri- beyond the 38th Parallel, Rosenberg, however, they "He Just wanted the shoot- posal," he Sald have pushed your luck a ht- al sales for DuBOISChemIcal but he dId It,~Marantic saId dIdn't have a dehvery sys- mg to stop He never HIs outfit advanced to tie much Get the hell out of Co , based in Cmcinnatl "We had the atomIC bomb tem for It In 1952 " brought up the Issue of mlss- Hamhung, North Korea here Your COmmISSIOnwIll and MacArthur wanted to mg berVlcemen during nego- "We took over part of the follow you, paperwork Reflectmg on the Korean use It, to bomb these power Marantl\. feels that tiatIOns The GIs who never City and on the second mght Included ," War, Marantic does not gIVe plants north of the Yalu although fightmg ended came home are the real we took over a North Korean He reported to 5th Army PreSidents Truman and RIver and these ChInese under EIsenhower, the pres- heroes" dentist's home," MarantIc headquarters In Cmcago saId "He had a wIfe and two "I had a 30-day leave and daughters, both under 10 had an administratIve Job years of age They were very With the 5th Army at Navy What makes a photograph dynamic? hospitable to us I had PIer for four months before received from relatives m attendmg the advanced I'm often asked by stu- ChlC:lb"0 :J couple of \\hole mfantry tra1'1mg course dentc; and photography chICkens m cans, wroch I school at Fort BennIng, fnends "what makes a pIC- shared with them and the Ga ," Marantic said "Upon ture good? What separates other soldIers hVlng In the completIOn of tros school m the dynamIC photograph house" 1952, I was aSSIgned to the from the ho-hum snapshot?" "The umt I was wIth 10th Infantry DIVISIon,Fort FIrst ISImpact, sometimes reached 22 mIles south of RIley, Kan, as a company dIfficult to descnbe but so the Yalu RIver (the border executl ve officer" Important in the formula- between Chma and North tlOn of a good photograph Korea)," he saId "Westarted The trammg program dId- You mIght say that If a pIC- seemg what we were told n't hold much excitement for ture arouses feehngs and were Chmese volunteers Marantic and he was able to emotIOns of JOY, apprecia- here and there, but no bIg pull some stnngs to obta1ll tIon, eXCltement, even anger force We were told the another Job or sorrow, then that photo- Chinese wouldn't dare come "At that time they were graph most assuredly will mto the conflIct Wrong! asslgnmg bachelor officers have Impact More and more Chmese to Berhn," he saId. "The Begm by selecting subject started pushmg In It got to duty was great I learned a matter that ISeIther unusu- the pomt where you couldn't lot People were very nice- al or IStreated in an unusu- see the landscape All you no ammOSltJes that I al way Use a unique camera could see were Chmese com- encountered " angle or perhaps a dJ.fferent mg" . Even though he was far lens. Place the subject in an Prepared for the clImate, away from Korea, Marantic unusual environment or try the Chmese wore heavy was not out of danger SpecIal filtration, Try shoot- qUIlted cotton umforms. "Bemg a young, expen- mg on a day WIthfog or mist which were very warm enced Korean-combat man, or dramatIc cloud patterns except when wet they decided to shift all of us "We started one of our young officers to Trleste, Pay attention to good com- many retrograde move- Italy, where we faced a poSItion. Place the elements ments," MarantIc sald "We threat across the border of your picture 10 the had to fire some of our auto- from Yugoslavia's TIto," he VIewfinder ill the strongest sald "We were ill defenSIve way possible Try to express matIC weapons penodlcally What makes this picture good? Strong composition, good lighting, proper to keep them workIng." poSItions m the mountalns. on film what you see ~d It was wmter and we were feel when taking your shot depth-of.fleld and an interesting SUbject. Monte Nagler took this picture. of Marantic's umt was the course, in Venice. Italy. last group to eXItHungnam, experiencmg thIS wicked FIll the frame for added North Korea's largest sea- weather. We were dug ill fox- Impact and watch back- port, aboard a LIberty shIp. holes. There were small fire grounds for dlstractmg have meanmg and sub- pIcture, one that WIll have Color saturatIOn and con- objects "We even had North exchanges With the stance more Impact for others to trast should be techmcally Korean CItizens beggmg to Yugoslavs at the tIme but A good picture WIll hold How best to put meanmg enJoy correct and your pIcture come on board, whIch some not a lot" the VIewer's attention and m your shot is to photograph Not only should a photo- should be presented m a we took," he sald "A very With ros enlistment pen- WIll keep mm or her think- those subjects that capture graph say somethmg worth- neat, profeSSIOnalway short dIstance from od e:ll.pired, MarantIc mg about the image It will your own mterest If your whIle, but It should say It Hungnam harbor our great reSIgned from the mUltary also stIr UIJ ImagmatIon. A own feelmgs become part of well The pIcture must be Also, sharpen your VIsual Navy, wroch had WIred the as a company commander m good photograph WIll often your photograph. you most well focused and have prop- awareness and perceptIon of whole port, blew everythmg TrIeste WIthCompany F, 6th have a story to tell that will certa1llly WIll produce a fme er exposure the world around you up" Infantry Regiment WIth the MarantIc went south to rank of Capta1ll • <: reJOIn hIS unit m Pusan, After the war, Maranbc then returned to the Umted was a speCIal agent for States In 1951 after 14 ContInental Casualty before months coming to DetrOIt In 1954 "My battalIon commander HIS SIster and her husband told me that, at 21, I was the were lIVIng on WhIttIer In Grosse POinte Park RIVALS youngest master sergeant m _If ~~ the entire Korean penInSU- MarantIC later marrIed la," MarantIc sald "I was Carol Larsen, who llVed

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(cosmetology & waxing) Grosse POinte News and 96 Kercheval • Grosse POinte Farms, MI 48236 Aimee Trimpe AITN.: KIm M.1cke\ (therapeutic massage • Complete tbe information slip below and return It Wllh your photo and payment Please pnnt the baby's name on tbe • with heated stones) • back of the photo so you can pICkit up at our office afler pnntmg or mclude a self.addressed stamped envelope • To our staff. Your picture muSI be received In our offlee no later tban Wednesday, December 19th, earlier would asmt our production 15229 Kercheval- (313)822-8080~ schedule, lLate November and December blllh photos may be submilled until Januaq 9, 2002.) *'. • • • ~ We look forward to producmg our annual "Baby Edmon" and are sure IOU want your httle one Included A hmlted number of eXIra COpiesWIllbe avatlable for purchase 10 give to family and f!lends

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.~ Call or Drop by the 96 Kercheval, Gros~ POInl, firms, Gr~ Pointe N~ws MICh,gan 48236 Bluer ay AH,nllon K,m Mackel &(oNNF&I1oN (31313435586fAX&l2.IS85 Fish & Seafood " f • ~ _ • , I t J ------Send photo and $ 1200 /$ 1700 four color/ to Best pnces In town on shnmp, lobster, crab, (TWins $ 18 00 ($23 00 four colorl please send one photo of each childl smoked fish platters. oysters on the half shell Please Print (pre-ordenng recommended for the holidays) We make our crab cakes Childs Name /Flrst& Lastl -try some and see why Mollv Abraham of the Detroit Free Press Parents' Name !FIrst & Last) called them the best' Date of Brrth Hospltal, Phone. _ Stop infor a copy of our holiday specials Mon Fn lOam 630pm Visa: MC Exp Date _ Salurday lOam 6pm .# Sunday 12 noon 4pm Closed Tuesday' Signature. _ t'hn'lma, Eve &. New Year sEve 111 3 P m 15308 Kercheval at Beaconsfield Grosse Pointe Park The Babies of 2001 313.824.3474 'I', !LCC It'll, nt,1 Janu~r\ 9 1l\l2 December 20, 2001 ,Grosse Pointe News 3B I Faces & Rlaces Art Deco Society hosts gala DetrOit's hIstoric MasonIc In the Temple's Crystal the building 10 the GothIc archItecture, preservatIOn Temple WIll be the scene of a Ballroom The sounds of revIval style and style of the art deco New Year's Eve gala recall- Count Basle, Harry James It IS the largest MasonIc period 109 the glItz and glamour of and Glenn MIller wIll fill the Temple m the world, con- Gue"ts are encouraged to the 19408 aIr, as some of the MIdwest's tammg more than 1,000 wear vIntage ballroom or "DanCing at the Twelve best dancers take to the rooms, two theaters, two black tie attIre O'clock Ball" WIll be ho"ted 6,000-square-foot dance ballrooms and a chapel Ticket., for the New Year's by the DetrOIt Area Art Deco floor "Many people have only Eve ball are $130 a person Society In honor of ItS 15th Other hIghlIghts of the been m the theater and are for dinner, danCIng and annIversary evenmg WIll mclude a Slt- not aware of the many beau- Temple tour and must be Crooner Paul Kmg, down dInner, a tour of the bful rooms In the bUIldmg," purcha'ied In advance A known for hIS appearances MaSOnIC Temple, a com ph- saId event orgamzer Taylor dance only ticket can be on teleVISIOn and radIO, mentary SWIng dance lesson Holland of Grosse POInte purcha"ed for $95 In along wIth the 15-plece and a champagne toast at Woods advance or $110 at the door .5\\ mg LdI1J, tll., RhYLhm mIdnIght The DetrOIt Area Art Deco All tIcket.> Include drinks, Hospice Ball Society Orche"tra, WIll pro- The Mabonlc Temple SocIety IS a non-profit orga- dessert and a champagne The Women's Committee for Hospice Care held VIde lIve mu.,ltal entertaln- opened m 1926 and recently nIzatlOn that was formed In toast at mldmght a party recently to thank committee members ent Morp than 500 people completed a $5 mIllIon 1986 by a group of collectors Valet parking and coat and honorees. The Grand Night for Hospice Ball re expected to attend restoration DetrOIt archl- and enthUSIasts mterested check WIll be Included WIth will be held on Saturday, Jan. 19. at the Ritz- The event WIll take place teet George Ma.,on deSIgned In the decoratIve objects, prepaId admISSIOn Carlton. Some 500 guests are expected to attend The party will run from 7 the event, which will include cocktails, dinner. p m to 2 am, WIth dmner silent and live auctions and dancing to the Jerry from 8 to 9 p m Guests must Ross Band. Proceeds support non-profit hospices be 21 or older All advance in the tri-county area. Tickets to the black-tie tIckets WIll be held at the event range from $300 to $500 and may be pur- door chased until Tuesday, Jan. 15. TIckets can be ordered through the DetrOIt Area Art Deco SocIety at (248) 582- From left. are Jinny Runkle. co-chairman and DECO (3326) auction chairman; Elaine Schweitzer of Grosse The MaSOnIC Temple IS Pointe Farms. chairman of the event; and carol Lynch. co-chairman, For more information or to located at 500 Temple In DetrOit purchase tickets, call (734) 769-4790.

Breakfast with Santa

Since his reindeer were resting for their big night, men and women from the U.S. Coast Guard's St. Clair Shores station helped Santa make his way to AndJamo's restaurant for the recent Grosse Pointe Newcomer's Club breakfast. The Grosse Pointe Newcomer's Club is a nonprofit social organi- zation for married couples new to the Pointes. For membership information. call Mike and Beth Kelly at (313) 882-2505.

Project HOPE Project HOPE's annual holiday luncheon and boutique was held Nov. 30. The proceeds wU1 support the 43-year-old organization's mission of helping people, communities and nations develop skills and knowledge to help themselves through training and health education.Among the Pointers who attended. from left. are Meg Laurie of the City of Grosse Pointe. Lynne Girard Dewey of Grosse Pointe Park. Gloria Clark of Grosse Pointe Shores and DanieUe DeFauw of Grosse Pointe Park. December 20, 2001 4B Grosse Pointe News s

Sunday, December 23 •Ad\'8lIlV 8 l() a m The Holy Conunuruoo 11i'V' .,"'" 'Th. k-o"t ~ Sern ..--e ;Jf \1....:- and Ussons for Advml DO SOMETHING NICE FOR THE Sunday, December 24 Grosse Pomte Unitarian FAMILY THIS CHRISTMAS ... The Eve of 0u1stm;p.s ~ GRACE UNITED Church I '"The 1<.... '" ... !he Day" Mt. Olive Lutheran Church CELEBRATE CHRIST'S BIRTH' ~CHURCH OF CHRIST "In Thy Dark I Jom us for speCIal Chnstmas serviceS You Will 4444 Radnor al Mack' 885.3023 7 lO and II 00 pm Dupilcale ServIces be made to feel very welcome' Fest",1 Choral Commumon 1175 Lakepomle at Kercheval Streets Shineth" .. III Grosse Pomte Park 822-3823 -L 9 30 a m BIble Class .... & Sunday School 1030 a m WOlllh,p Service ~ 5 30 P m. Chllslmas .y. CandeIigIlI 5eMce Chnstmas Eve Candlehghl Service: 5:30 PM Sunday. WorshIp 1030 a m WELS 10 45 a m WorshIp Christmas Day Festival Service: 1~:00 AM 17150 MAUMEE - Tuesday. Thnft Shop 10 30-330 = Chrlslmas Day 881-0420 Wednesday - Arruwng Grace Semors =~ 10 00 a m WorshIp R.v John COO'ado, M,ruster BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH Manu,.' on Hanl'/QZIJ oJ the 1'wrn.1 every second Wednesday al lrn (Lulheran Church - MlSsoun Synod) Fu. Secured l'ariJng - Ford GDFag. The Tompkins Cenler at 11475 E Outer Dr (Comer of Chatsworth) Enler oJ Itood",ord & J'IT.non J Wmdrrull Pomte Park II 00-3 00 ~~ :~ ~O~:Olnte "We Live OUf Faith" Ir 313-885-7721 Tht Rn Rxhard \\ JflI*lh, Rft'tOr KtnN'1J'I J SWft~ OfJ&n1S1 and ChoinI:Iuter COME JOIN lJS I~IA PRESBYTERIAN 886.4301 313-259-2206 Pastor Rev Henry L Remewald St. James Lutheran Church Church 170 McMIllan Road First English Ev. Lutheran Church 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier) Grosse POInte Fanns • 884-0511 VernIer Road at Wedge wood Dnve Grosse Pomte Woods TU4-5040 Sunday, December 23 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Sunday, December 23 8 15 & 1100 a m TraditIOnal Worslup Monday, December 24 7:00 & 11:00 p.m. 10.15 a m TraditIOn Chlldrens Christmas Pageant 9,30 a m Contemporary Semce Sunday, December 30 10:00 a.m. WIth Worshtp & Holy Euchanst CHRISTMAS EVE 5 00 p.m Candlehght SetVlce • E.man gpwpchurch@aol com • Web site. www gpwpc org MondaYt December 24 7 15 pm Special MUSIC 5.00 pm Chnstmas Eve FamIly Service of 7'30 p.m Candleltght Service Lessons and Carols 10.45 p m Special MUSIC Grosse Pointe Baptist Church 11 00 p m MJdwght 10 45 p.m Prelude Mustc PASTOR Dr WallerA SchlDldl Candlehght SelVlce With A Christ Centered, Caring Church 11'00 pm Chnstmas Eve Candlelight servtce & ASSOCIATE PASTOR Rev Barten L Beebe Holy Communion Committed to Youth and Community Holy Euchanst CHRIST CHURCH Sunday School- 9:45 AM Tuesday, December 2S 960 East Jefferson Avenue • Detroit, Michigan 48207 Sunday Worship - 11:00 AM 11'00 am Chnstmas Day Festival Service & (313) 259-6688 21336 Mack Avenue Grosse Pomte Woods Holy Euchanst December 24 Phone: (313) 881-3343 SundaYt December 30 5 30 P m Chnstmas Eve Family SelVlce With Pageant www.gphc.org 10:15 am Bt-hngual Service 10 30 p m FestIVal Candlelight Service (English/German) December 25 10:00 a.m. Eucharist THE GROSSE POINTE MEMoRIAL CHURCH Established WS The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) David DoclullY, MI,..s1er 01 MUSIC JEFFERSON AVENUE

~t. "aul ~fJ. 1ijutly.eran ClIlyun:ly CHRISTMAS PAGEANT I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 375 Lothrop at Chalfonte * 881-6670 9 00 & II 00 a m. Worshl p SeCVIces • Sanctu ary 8625 E. Jefferson at Burns, Detroit 845 am - 12 15 P m - CnbIToddler Care ~ rr.rnhrr 16 Celebrate a TradItIOnal Christmas In the City 9:00a.m. Wonhip CHRISTMAS EVE 1O:30a.m. "Celebrate the Word" Christmas Program 5 00 p m - Family Servlc~ With Rev Joanna Dunn Sunday, December 23, 2001 Service 5:00-9:00 p.m. Lutheran League 7 30 p m - Lessons Carols & Holy Communion 10 30 a m Worshtp Service Christmas Party wnh Rev Dr V Bruce Rigdon Lessons and Carols

Rousey of the City of Grosse The bnde's mother wore a The Pastor's Corner Pomte, Mmdy Wilkenmg of sage skIrt With a matchmg Weddfngs Traverse City; and Autumn beaded Jacket and carned a GIllow, Summer GlIlow and long-stemmed rose wrapped Heather GIllow, all of Be kind to each other Dold of Grosse POInte Park, In satm nbbon Traverse City marrIed Trevls Edward The groom's mother wore Kendall Volpe of the City GJllow, son of Keith and a taupe skirt and top With a Vonna Gillow of Traverse of Grosse Pomte was the in the parking lot matchIng taupe and SIlver City, on Sept 8, 2001, at St flower gIrl By the Rev. Randy Boelter Jacket and carned a long- When you eXIt our church James Pansh Attendants wore black Chnst The King Lutheran stemmed rose wrapped m doors and step onto the The Rev Wurm offiCIated matte satIn two-piece strap- Church satIn nbbon parkmg lot, you WIll have at the 5 30 p m ceremony, less dresses WIth A-hne Peace on earth good wlll which was followed by a The bride's personal ample opportUnIty to skIrts toward men IS what we receptIOn at the DetrOIt Golf attendant was Jenmfer demonstrate God's true They carned bouquets of often hear proclaimed in Clu/) Wysocki of Tennessee A peace and good wIll bnghtly colored roses and song and Scnpture thiS The brIde wore a pnncess- strmg quartet played I h'lVc been tolJ that green hvdrangeas time of year "tylt: uy"ter bilk dUl-hess The bnde attended years ago, one of the pas- The best m~n were DarIn The members, fnends satm gown WIth a chapel- Western MIchigan tors In the Grosse Pomte length tram Ehrenberger and Steve Bell, and neIghbors of Chnst The UnIversIty communIty ended every Her chapel-length SIngle both of Traverse City King Lutheran Church She IS a guest service worship service by saYIng to layer tulle VeIl was held m Groomsmen were EriC have a UnIque testing dIrector With Impres Salon hiS flock "Go In peace, place by a crystal and pearl Brcltaupt of Traverse City, ground for the phrase peace Spa In Traverse City serve the Lord and HIS peo- encrusted tIara She carned Steve Tyler of Kalamazoo, on earth good Will to men The groom attended ple and be kInd to one two dozen magenta roses MIke White of St Clair every time we enter the The maIds of honor were Western Michigan another In the parkIng lot" Shores, John Hardmg of St parking lot on Mack the bnde's Sisters, AllIson UmversIty and IS an assocI- ThIS Chnstmas we Clair Shores, Enc Douglass Avenue Dold and Lisa Dold, both of of Grand RapIds, Ryan ate VIce preSIdent of Invest- encourage you to worship the City of Grosse POinte Part of the lot is owned Dold- Douglass of Traverse City ments WIth Raymond James the One who has the power The matron of honor was by our congregatIOn and and Charlie Lmdholm of & Associates In Traverse to make thiS possible In all the brIde's Sister, Tracie part IS owned by the City of our lIves Volpe of the City of Grosse Grand Rapids Farmer Jack Food Gillow The couple traveled to God's peace and good WIll POInte The rmg bearer was MaUl, Hawau They hve In Emponum to you In Christ Robyn Mane Dold, daugh- Bridesmaids were KnstI Kaden Gillow of TraversE' At thiS locatIOn, God fills ter of Douglas and ElaIne Tyler of Kalamazoo, Betsy City Traverse City the phYSIcal needs of HIS chIldren at Farmer Jack whIle simultaneously nour- Ishing the souls of HIS peo- What ple at our church. The presence of HIS peace Christmas and good Will are essential for the well-beIng of all who Means to Me come to our parking lot - By Mary Baker Eddy eIther to be fed phYSically, ORSHIP OrIginally published In spmtually or both Tht WItS, Homt Joumal. Some days God's peace December 7, 1907 and good Will are not too abundant m the parkmg lot "Chnstmas to me I~ che or anywhere else. remmder of God's greal gIft, That IS what we face HIS spJTltual Idea, man and while travelIng to shop and .~; che umverse, - a gift whIch so worsrup m a sm-filled SERVICES cranscends mortal, matenal, world sensual glvmg that Ihe To satIsfY the command- mernment, mad ambltlon, ment to love God and love T1valry, and ntual of our one another, we all need GROSSE POINTE UNITED CHURCH common Chnstmas seem a God's Divine strength to 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop • 884-3075 human mockery In mimiCry become patIent and peace- of the real worship In ful people who forgIve, DECEMBER 23. '\\\~ commemoration of Chnst's share and place the needs 10:00 am Children's commg of others before our own, Chnstmas Pageant not only at Chnstmas but I love co observe Chnstmas throughout the year CHRISTMAS EVE m qUlelUde, humlhty, The strength to exhIbit benevolence, chanty, lenmg good WIll to others IS good wdJ towards man, worked In our hearts and 8:00 p.m. Candlelight Service eloquenr Silence, prayer, and mInds by Jesus praIse express my conceptIon ForgIvmg our impatIence of Truth's appearing" WIth others and Impartmg Rev Eddie A. Bray, Rev. Scott DaVIS, the strength to live m har- Pastor ASSOCiate Pastor The complere artICle, along mony With God and others with other wrmngs on IS the true gIft that God ChrlStmas by Mary Baker gIves at Christmas through Grosse Pointe United Methodist Church Eddy, IS avaIlable In the Jesus Chnst, HIS Son, our 211 Moross Road' 886-2363 ChnsClan SCIence: Reading SavIOr Room. God wants us to trust 930 am- MUSICSunday Him and submit to HIS 10.45 a m.- Sunday School First Church of Christ, greater plan Just lIke Mary, Scientist (the Christian who after being VISIted by CHRISTMAS Science Church) 282 the angel declared, "Let It 400 pm- Service for Famlhes with young Children Chalfonte Avenue, be to me according to Your 800 p.m- Lessons. Carols, Candles Word" Grosse Pointe Farms, next 11.00 pm- Lessons. Carols, Candles & Communion The mIracle of Chnstmas to me Brownell MIddle IS that God gIves us the School ,., power to do the same through HIS Son MINISTERS; , - Weekly Church Jesus alone can gIve us Robert Wright Mary Ann Shipley _, Schedule thiS gIft because as God and ~ man, He IS the only one Sunday Service at who submitted perfectly to 10:30 A.M. HIS Father's WIll Christ Church Grosse Pointe Sunday School at Through God's word, HIS 10:30 A.M. Holy Spmt strengthens us (Episcopal) VIGIL OF THE BIRTH OF CHRIST Wednesday Evening to respond WIth faith and to ~onday, December 24. 2001 Testimony Meeting is at demonstrate good WIll m Children s Liturgy at 4:00 p.m. 8:00 P.M. our hves SATURDAY, December 22 We InVite you to come to 5:30 p.m. ' Holy Eucharist Rite II FEASTOF THE HOLY FAMILY A Children's Room is our parking lot There you provided on Sunday and WIll have the UnIque oppor- SUNDAY, December 23 Saturday. December 29 Wednesday. tUnIty not only to shop for The Fourth Sunda~ of Advent Mass at 4.00 p.m food but to worship With us 8:00 a.m. ' Holy Eucharist Rite Sunday, December 30, 2001 n Christian Science and nounsh your soul 9: 15 & 11: 15 a.m.' Holy Eucharist Rite II ~ass at 8 30 a Tn Reading Room As you do, you WIll diS- Mass at 11 15 a.m cover the power to lIve at (Crib and toddler care a,,"dOOle 9:00 • 12:30) peace WIth others thiS busy NEW YEAR'S EVE looking for a qUier place co Chnstmas season Christmas at Christ Church ~ONDAY, D£.C£.~B£.R29, 2001 scudy and pra)') A publIC Christian SCIence Reading DECEMBER 24 Mass on ~onday at 400 P m. Room IS at 106 Kercheval Family Holy Euchanst, Rite II 4:00 & 6:00 p.m .•• G.P. United NEW YEARS DAY Avenue, Grosse Pointe With the Proce~slon of the Creche Farms (across from RIte AId plans a special Tuesday, January 1.2002 The ChOIr of Men and GirlS on the Hill) All are mVlled Mass at 1000 a,m Christmas Eve Candlehght Holy Eucharist, Rite II 8:00 p.m. to come: and study the BIble, The Chrl~t Church Chorale use our reference materials, The Chnstmas Eve ser- FEASTOF THE EPIPHANY Festival Holy Euchanst, Rue 1 11:00 p.m. ChflSCian SCience literature, VIce at Grosse POinte Umted Saturday, January5 Preceeded at 10:30 by Charpentier's Mldmght Mws or JUsc pray The lesson- Church beginS at 8 p m at Mass at 400 P m the church. 240 Lothrop In The ChOir of Men and Boys sermons for Sunday Services Sunday. January6, 2002 Grosse Pomte Farms are available for study or The seTVlce Will mclude DECEMBER 25 Mass at 8.30 a m. purchase candlehght, song, the hand- Chri~tma~ Day Holy Euchamt, Rite 11 10: 15 a.m. Mass at 1 I 15 a m bell choir and solos and The ChOIr of Men 5t Ambrose Catholic Church Is located at Monday through Friday duets by Tamara Lehew 15020 Hampton Road between Waybum 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Whitty, musIc director. and The Rev. DaVid J. Greer. InterIm Rector and Matyland, one block north of Jefferson, Saturday Mane Brown The Rev Br)an' W. Denmson, Jr.• The Rev. Dr. Julia A. Demrz lust west of the Grosse Pointe Park Oty Hall. The Rev Eddw A Bray Jr Telephone (313) 82.2.2814 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and the Rev Scott T DaVIS 61 Gros~e Pointe Blvd. Gro~se POInte Farms e-mail stambroseOhome.com WIll offiCiate (313) 885.4841 • www,christchurchgp.org (

December 20, 2001 :aa Health Grosse Pointe News Women face alcohol risks, study says Tips for safe and Women who drmk may penod to look at the long- and Alcohohsm, women are be the positive effects of find their quahty of hfe term effects of alcohol And also more susceptible than alcohol, stress-rehever and Impaired what the study revealed men to alcohol-related organ mood elevator, mstead of Its healthy holidays As people begm to cele- about women and alcohol damage consequences By Ruth Herman brate the holidays with use was very Important, A woman Will develop In fact, Grazier says that Special Wnter champagne, punch and the says Kyle Grazier, DRPH, alcohol-mduced liver diS- m many cases alcohol does For many, the hohdays are a busy time filled WIth fam- traditional eggnog, many associate professor, health ease, particularly CirrhOSIS the exact oPPosite - It Ily gatherings, office parties, shoppmg and cookmg may not reahze the future management and pohcy, U- and hepatitis, over a shorter mcreases anxiety levels and Along With all thiS actlVlty often comes a heavy dose of consequences of their aleo- M School of Pubhc Health period of time and after con- acts as a mood depressant overmdulgence We eat too much, dnnk too much, and hol consumption, especially "Women who had reported summg less alcohol than a Although more than 10 overburden ourselves With obhgatlOns If they only overmdulge on drmkmg heavily 20 years man Alcohol can also be million people m Amenca However, With a httle planmng and forethought, you occasIOn ago, and even those who linked to Increasmg a are beheved to be alcohohcs, can keep your hohdays healthy and safe But m the Umted States, reported they stopped drmk- woman's risk of developmg With many more havmg nearly one out of 12 adults mg heavily m the past five certalll types of bram dam- alcohol-related problems, 'Tis the season to be sneezin' will expenence the debilltdt- yedC:> were LOLh gt",...tly wm- d.g", h"lit L Jib"''''''''' ...uJ it,wgLH.:mg ....hv h ..." a prob It's no comcldence that the amount ot colds and tlu mg effects of alcohol depen- promised by the long-term breast cancer lem can be difficult because Increases tlus time of year When the temperature dIves, dency and alcohol abuse effects of alcohol,. says In additIOn, the institute not all people experience the we huddle mdoors for warmth WIth all thiS "together- And for these men and Grazier reports that women who same phYSical and mental ness" we're exposed to more bactena and viruses women, their drmkmg Later III hfe the women consume alcohol have a symptoms of alcohol The best tip for decreaSIng the spread of Illness IS to behavIOrs Will have a pro- expenenced difficulty chmb- greater chance of bemg But If alcohol does begm wash your hands With warm water and soap Simply found mfluence on their 109 stairs, walkmg a few mvolved III a fatal alcohol- to make a noticeable Impact nnsmg your hands WIth water Will not kill the germs, It quahty of hfe and their abll- blocks around the nelghbor- related crash, even though on someone's life, affectmg Will just transfer some of them to the hand towel If you Ity to perform even the slm- hood, carrymg grocenes and they are less likely than hiS or her ablhty to work or have a cold or the flu, you should wash your hands every plest dally tasks takmg care of family mern- men to get belund the wheel just to function on a dally time you sneeze or blow your nose If pOSSible, stay home A rl'cent study conducted bers after dnnkmg basIS, It'S Important to seek m the early stages of a cold or flu And if you are Ill, defi- by Washmgton Umverslty Many also developed "We have direct eVidence profeSSIOnal medical assIs- mtely aVOid vlsltmg nursing homes, hospitals or anyone and the Umverslty of other phySical disorders that alcohol plays a very slg- tance or guidance from an With a weakened Immune system Michigan School of Pubhc that forced them to either mficant role m the bram's alcohol treatment speclahst, To ensure that your own Immune system IS workmg Health revealed that decrease the amount of tune ability to thmk qUickly, adVises Grazier optImally, get plenty of sleep and eat well-balanced although a woman IS less they spent at work or at make deCISions and respond "If someone can no longer meals regularly likely to become an alco- SOCial activities With famJly to sudden movements: says functIOn at the same levels hohc, someone who IS great- and frumds Grazier "So, when someone they dId pnor to dnnkrng, Hidden holiday dangers who's been drmkmg gets mentally or SOCially, It's a ly dependent on alcohol, the Overall, women were If your hohday party includes young chlldren, make behmd the wheel of a car, Sign that alcohol IS taking consequences of alcohol con- more phYSically Illcapacltat- sure at least one adult IS m charge of supervlsmg the lit- the consequences can be Its toll," says Grazier sumptlOn are much more ed when compared to the tle ones at all times The follOWIng are potentIal dangers dire" For more mformation, severe 10 women than men men 10 the study dunng the hohdays accordmg to WebMD Medical News Still many people tend to VISit the webSIte The study followed women Accordmg to the National • The pomsettla plant IS not deadly, but ItS sap IS Im- focus on what's perceived to www med umlch edu. and men after a 15-year Institute on Alcohol Abuse tatmg and may cause vomltmg If swallowed • The entire holly plant IS tOXiC Because its leaves are _State men more glum after Sept. II, survey finds sharp, chIldren tend not to chew on them The bemes, however, can cause severe stomach problems If mgested These men are hkely to be these men may have notlung (10 percent) say they beheve . More than 200,000 • POlson experts assume hve mistletoe IS toxic based non-smokers older than 40 to do but think about the the future is dimmer : Miclugan men beheve the on a smgle case of a woman who suffered hver lIlJury who don't exercise, don't natIOn's troubles - 50 per- because of the World Trade . future IS dImmer because of after drinking mistletoe tea Stick With imitation mistle- : the tragic events of Sept 11 sleep well and are less inter- cent of them are unem- Center and Pentagon mci- ested m sex TheIr health IS ployed and only SIX percent dents. toe , A new survey released by • Even small amounts of alcohol are dangerous to chil- . MIDNET, a group of pre- falr and they work hard to are retued The survey was conducted dren Clean up all glasses and bottles before gomg to bed keep It that way These men These men are also more among 1,865 MIchigan : mler Michigan hospitals, to protect children who wake up early the next mornmg VlSlt the doctor more than hkely to be divorced or sepa- males between the ages of shows that the terrorist • Overnight guests should keep theIr prescnptlOn attacks and the resulting four tunes a year vs more rated with no children at 18 and 99, from Oct 15 to medicatIOns out of children's reach dunng their entire war on terronsm, coupled than two times a year for home The survey shows Nov. 7 The survey has a stay WIth the declmmg economy, those who see a bright that although fewer college- margm of error of plus or are the main reasons some future educated men are affected, nunus 2 percent Food safety tips MIChlgan men take a dim They are also more likely concern about world events Local hospitals 10 . Vlew of the future to take Vltamms for their IS spread across the mcome Southeast Michigan that Favorite hohday foods, If not prepared or served prop- Of the men who are pes- health The terrorist attacks spectrum Almost the same commissIOned the report erly, can cause discomfort and even senous Illness Simistic about the future, 44 have left them sad and percentage of men with mclude Oakwood Follow these food safety tIps . percent say they are pes- grumpy but have not dnven mcomes from $30,000 - Healthcare System, St John Turkey: Like chlcken, turkey can harbor the salmo- SImIstic because of recent them to alcohol Only 48 $45,000 a year (9 percent) Health System and the nella bactena The safest way to defrost a frozen turkey IS 10 the refngerator, accordmg to the US Department : world events and 12 percent percent of men who beheve and men WIth mcomes from Beaumont Hospitals : cite a dechmng economy the future IS dim dnnk alco- $75,000 - $100,000 a year of Agnculture Allow 24 hours of defrosting for every five . Mlclugan men who see the hol, as opposed to 52 percent pounds of meat Even If your turkey has a "pop-up" thermometer, It'S : future as bemg dIm share who do not : certaIn charactenstlc;, Unfortunately, a lot of Hernias can be cured wise to check the temperature With a meat thermometer It should read 180 degrees m the Inner thigh only through surgery Eggnog: If you make eggnog With raw eggs, gradually heat (don't bOll - It Will scald) the egg-milk mIxture to By Paul G. Donohue, M.D. The resulting mfection 160 degrees or until It coats a metal spoon Q. I have had a shght endangers hfe I'm draggmg Buffets: The secret to a safe buffet is to keep the hot bulge m the front of my my feet m answenng your foods hot and the cold foods cold It's difficult to mamtam stomach for years I am now question You are 80 The the proper temperature of foods that are high m protem 80 I showed it to my doctor, posslblhty of you faCing a So, to be safe, keep the buffet open only for one to two and he said It was a ventral strangulated hernia IS hours Then reduce the food selectIOns to non-penshable hernia. small But It IS not zero Items As a guest, make Wise food choices when vlSltmg He says nothing short of If you can comfortably hve the buffet table If you're not sure how long the food has surgery WIll get nd of It, but With the slim posslblhty of been out, aVOid tlungs hke shnmp, meats and gravies he IS not pressunng me to havmg a strangulated her- Th avoid packmg on the annual hohday pounds, take have an operation What ma, then you could not be these simple steps Don't go to a !-larty hungry Eat would you recommend? - faulted for turnmg down healthy foods at home to tame your appetite And don't LJ surgery stand near the dessert table If you're watchmg calOries A. Regardless of their On the other hand, If you . If you're hostmg a party, prOVIde S'lme low-fat food locatIOn, all hernias are the want total assurance that selections and a sugar-free dessert for guests With dia- same They are bulges of nothmg bad Will occur, then betes mner tissues, and some- have the surgery Surgery IS times organs, through a the only cure for a hernia Drinking and driving don't mix weakness m a wall that I'm sendmg you the One in three adults prefers a non-alcoholic beverage, ought to keep them In place Hernia Health Letter, wmch accordmg to the NatIOnal Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Ventral hernias are bulges deals more WIth the com- Drug InformatIOn As a host, offer plenty of non-alcohohc m the middle of the moner groin hermas beverages hke sparklmg water and fancy frUit dnnks abdomen, usually between Nevertheless, It can help Plus, have some exotic coffees breWIng to fill the air WIth the bottom of the breastbone you make up your mmd temptmg aromas Stop servmg alcohol at least one hour and the navel Readers who would like to before the party ends Your final obhgatlOn as a con- The danger of a hernia order a copy can do so by cerned host IS to see that your guests who have been arises when tissues In the wntmg Dr Donohue, HL dnnklng don't dnve bulge tWiSt, cuttmg off the 36-3W, Box 536475, Fmally, every time you get mto a vehicle, wear your blood supply That's a stran- Orlando, FIa 32853-6475 lap-shoulder belts properly - not placed behmd your gulated herma, and It IS a Enclose a self-addressed, shoulders And make sure chJ!dren are properly belted major emergency stamped (57 cents), No 10 and 10 the back seat Accordmg to the NatIOnal Highway The tissues and organs die envelope and a check or Traffic Safety AdmmistratlOn, the reduction In fatahties If their blood supply IS not money order for $3 Allow WIth correct use of seat belts IS estimated at 43 percent, restored That, III turn, can four weeks for delivery WIth a 50 percent reductIOn 10 severe Injuries contammate the abdommal Wnte to Dr Donohue at GIFf CERTIFICATES caVlty With hordes of bacte- PO Box 536475, Orlando, Ruth Herman ~sa cert~tled phYSICian's assistant and na Fla 32853-6475 registered d~et~tlan at Bon Secours Cottage EastpOinte AVAILABLE Phys~clans For an appointment, call Bon Secours Call Now To Reserve An Dr. Tymon Totte, Dr. Patrick Latcham, and Holidays more stressful Appointment For Your Dr. Paul Van Walleghem With the hohday season of psychiatry at the U-M upon us, most Americans Health System are pleased to announce look forward to joyful festlv- The symptoms of stress 1joliday,r9r!r~ the addition of Itles shared by famIly and can Include friends Along With these • PhYSical fatigue, Insom- Carolyn Cobane feStiVItIeS comes the ma, abdommal cramps, A technique glVlng photography the look of a hand pamted work of art RegIstered Dental mevltable - stress muscle aches and pam Our Pnnts Are Llfellme Guaranteed' The acts of terrorism on. • Mental decreased con Hygienist to their practice. Sept 11 have added yet centration, confUSIOn, loss of Carolyn Cobane, R D H another dimenSIon to the sense of humor and mdecI- 1 (At stress of the hohday season slveness ctIAEL thiS year • EmotIOnal anxiety, ner- "I thmk With the changes vousness, depreSSIOn, worry, l~ IJIl)E\~ >. Totte Pointe Family 10 the world events m recent anger and short temper or 20725 MACK AVE months, we're gomg to prob- ImpatIence Latcham & Dentistry ably have a more mtrospec- • BehaVIOral nervous GROSSE PTE. WOODS 18342 Mack Avenue bve view of 'should we be habits, fidgeting, mcreased Van Walleghem Grosse Pointe Farms enjoymg the thmgs that eatmg or smokmg excesSive (313) 884..4280 we've enjoyd m ~t years?~' dnnkmg, crymg a~d yelhng DDS (313)881.2480 says Paul Qumlan-, DO, or even throw 109 thmgs 0; chmcal assistant professor hlttmg December 20, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 78 j Memories of Christmases past Frequent nosebleeds~ '\ Chnstmas has always I recall a less excltmg Fairy," she asked require checkups J been an excltmg, wondrous and more humorous time Senior S['~n~ "Same," I replied # holiday for me - from when all the children were She turned and walked By Matilda Charles you feehng famt and weak li when I was a httle girl anx- stili home The youngest away and I wasn't sure We tend to think that ThiS could mdlcate some- ~ lOuslyaWaltmg Santa was 2 years old There were what her reactIOnwas nosebleeds are most com- thmg more serIOus IS gomg ; Claus to today as a grand- no presents under the tree I found out later that day mon m chtldren The fact IS, on mother because Santa had not yet when she contmued to the older we get, the more Reader mad Maureen L Presents are Just a small come But when gifts came speak of Santa She pre- hkely we are to experience says her mother IS 85 anc,i part of Chnstmas It's the from out-of-town relatives, ferred the fantasy nosebleeds because the the quahty of her hfe has whole aura the beautiful we put them under the By After my children were agmg process causes the been severely compromised Chnstmas carols, the VIVId tree Janice, our baby, stood Ruth grown, or at least mucous membranes mSlde since she developed arthntls colors of cnmson, green, It as long as she could, but teenagers, grandchildren the nObeto thm Also, cer of the hip She askb If a gold and !\IlvE'rthat arE' thrE'E'mght~ latE't'whE'n Cain had romp along who hRO to tRIn mf'{l!catlOn" that act [1" pRtlpnt 1'

December 20,2001 88 Entertainm.ent Grosse Pointe News Give presents of mind for Christmas Hot hors d'oeuvres can By Helen Gregory Circus' by Ian Falconer" Unfortunate Events" reviewers and Woods befrozen in advance Special Writer Mechelle Bernard, Fmally, for teens she Branch staff lately They're OK, Santa, It's CoDay selects some modern clas- a not" It's the week before Crab meat Wedges mmus five, the toy stores SICSand senes Goldmg's She loves funny books for Chnstmas and all through 6 English muffins are stnpped of anythmg "The Lord of the Flies," the young crowd, like the house, there's hustle 1 5-oz. jar Kraft Old resembling fun and you still Tolklen's "The Hobblt" and Andrew Clements' "Double and bustle, and nothmg to English Cheese Spread don't have presents for little "The Lord of the Rmgs" tnl- Trouble m Walla-Walla," the serve unexpected company (room temperature) or Max and Katy You're thmk- ogy, currently a hot holiday George and Martha serIes who stop by With hohday Kraft Cheese Bacon mg you mIght as well put film, Douglas Adams' "A by "the late, great James cheer , Spread the remdeer out to pasture HItchhIker's GUide to the Marshall," the sheep books There IS now ThiS week s 112 cup butter (l stick) and resign yourself to obhv- Galaxy," S E Hmton's "The by Ann Arbor's Nancy Shaw feature is two super-easy at room temperature IOn Outsiders" and Meg Cabot's ("rolhckmg") and Rosemary , 1 teaspoon mayon- Fear not In the wake of popular "The Prmcess Wells'Max and Ruby sto- e Harry Potter, the perfect Dlanes " nes, mcludmg Miss G1ona's A LA ANNIE na1i;4 teaspoon seasoned gIft IS a good book John Clexton, the Park chOIce, "Bunny Party" By Annie Rouleau-Schenff salt I had my own Ideas but branch's head libranan and Wells also Illustrates Dash of garlic salt (or figured by now you've had ;,pecla!Ist m all thmgs Insh Susan Jeffers' McDuff powder) enough of my opmlOn So I - ebpecIally musIc - Just senes about a charmmg 1 teaspoon dried pars- asked our Youth Services happens to be the Youth WestIe "McDuff's New ley IIbranans, the Fab Four, for ServIces Llbranan at the Friend" IS an orlgmal Santa 1 4-oz. can crab meat, theIr Ideas Park as well story drained (or tiny shrimp) You may know G10na Central's dehghtful new He chose three favonte For older readers she Forsyth as MISS G10na from children's IIbranan, who picture books no chIld agrees with Mechelle that Halve the muffins and Central LIbrary's story started the popular book should mIss MagIC Tree House books are place open Side up on a times or from her cable dlSCU;,SlOngroup, recom- In VlrgIma Lee Burton's great bakIng sheet In a small show whIch runs on mends a cartload of books "Katy and the BIg Snow," a She wants to check out bowl, combme the cheese, Thesdays, Thursdays and popular with chIldren m town's stalwart bulldozer the MichIgan Chillers series butter, mayonnaise, sea- make- ahead appetizers Saturdays at 5 30 pm grade school and older She baves the day for firefight- by Jonathan Rand, but son salt, garlic salt and that you store III the freez- MISs G1ona's seasonal adVIses parents to preview ers and everyone else by they're so popular she never parsley Blend untIl er and bake to order chOIces mclude "Dragon's the books before gIvmg doubhng as a snowplow m a sees them A sample tItle is smooth StIr m the crab The recIpes are from The Merry Christmas," an early them to children blizzard "Dmosaurs Destroy meat Spread the ma even- Farley's Favontes, a cook. reader by Dav Pllkey, For starters, she says ChriS Van Allsburg's DetrOIt" ly over the muffin halves, book assembled by Dot "Ohve, the Other Remdeer" Shel Sllverstem's "The Caldecott Award wmnmg Her hIghest recommenda- cover and place m the Farley of Hooksett, N H. by Otto Siebold, and Robert GlVlng Tree" IS for all ages Chnstmas claSSIC, "The tIon went to her chIldhood freezer for 1 hour Remove Frost's "Stoppmg by Woods Mary Pope Osborne's Polar Express," IS the story favontes E B WhIte's from freezer and cut each on a Snowy Evemng," illus- "MagIC Tree House," Dav of a boy's magIcal tram nde "Charlotte's Web" and Spicy Sausage muffm half mto 8 small trated by Susan Jeffers Pllkey's "Captam to the North Pole on "Stuart Little" as well as Cheese Rounds wedges, Place the wedges "KIpper's A to Z" by Mike Underpants" and Barbara Chnstmas Eve the entire LIttle House 1 I-pound package m an aIrtIght contamer Inkpen, "Goodmght PIggy Park's "Jume B Jones" are In John's final chOice, series by Laura Ingalls Jimmy Dean Hot and freeze until you WISh Wlggy" by Chnstyan and senes books that younger Devm SCIllIan makes a sec- Wilder "They don't get any Sausage to bake them Bake the DIane (no luddmg) Fox and readers love ond hst With hIs earher plC- better than these" 10 oz. Cheddar cheese crab meat wedges (cheese DaVId KIrk's "Little MISS Enjoyable Newbery ture book, "Flbblestax," a Hearl Hear' 2 cups Bisquik Side up) on a bakmg sheet SpIder" also made her hst Award wmners for middle highly ImagmatIve tale of They had more ideas at 400 degrees for 8 tolD Among new books, she grades mclude loUIs where words come from than I had room Cook, crumble and dram mmutes Serve hot. hkes Rosemary Wells' Sachar's "Holes," Our warm-hearted and For a complete list check the sausage In a medIUm There you have It Two "Bunny Party," Martm Chnstopher Paul Curtis' knowledgeable new chll- out our Web page pot, melt the cheese over tasty appetizers that were Waddell's "Webster J Duck" "Bud Not Buddy" and Jean dren's hbranan at the www gp lib ml us; then look low heat. a snap to prepare to have and Grosse Pomte's own Craighead George's "Juhe of Woods branch, Jane under the Youth Page head- When the cheese IS com- on hand when your friends Devm SCilhan's timely "A IS the Wolves" Marsden, sent her hst With mg for GIft Books and pletely melted, stir In the stop by dunng the next few for Amenca " Some popular senes for full descnptIons and com- Children's Bookgroup, meat and the BiSqulk weeks Her favonte pIcture book thiS group are "Redwall" by ments whIch also mcludes student Remove from heat, cool Most of us don't have for hohday giVIng thIs year Bnan Jacques, "The Golden Seconding MiSS Glona book reviews for a few mmutes and tIme for anythIng more IS the story, she says, of "an Compass" by PhIllip about Falconer's "OliVIa," QuestIOns or comments? shape into I-inch balls comphcated From each adorable and ImaginatIve Pullman and Lemony Jane says, "These books Fmd me at Store m an 3lrtIght con- recipe you can bake as few httle pig, 'OllVla Saves the Smcket's "A Senes of have been all the talk of hgregory@gp lIb ml us tainer m the freezer untIl or many pieces as you you Wish to bake them need. Keep remammg New home for G.P. Artists Association Place the frozen rounds pieces frozen These would be a temfic chOIce for The Grosse Pomte ArtiSts on a balung sheet and cook at 350 degrees for 18-20 Santa's plate Thanks Dot. AsSOCiatIon hosted a nbbon mmutes Serve hot Seasons Greetings Eat cuttmg ceremony earlIer well thIS month for the grand openmg of the new Commumty Art Center Photo by Brad Lmdberg The orgamzatlOn's Chnstmas party followed at The Grosse Pointe Artist Association's headquar- the new Art Center ters has opened at Maryland and JeffenJon in Grosse The buIldmg opened to Pointe Park. In the foreground, Dick and Janet the membershIp for the first Vogel,the association's president and a board mem- tIme and featured a debut of ber. respectively, admire the art collection with member artwork drop-in patron Charles Trowbridge,an artist and for- The faCIlity IS located at mer resident of the Farms. 1005 Maryland on the cor- ner of Jefferson, across from furnIture and apphances to gettmg mvolved, now IS an the city hall and polIce sta- outfit Its new home excellent time Contact Dick tIOn m Grosse Pomte Park If you've ever conSIdered Vogel at (313) 886.2110 The opemng represented a culmmatiOn of what the GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIAL'S GPAA has been domg to launch Itself mto the 21st "BIG LAUGHS. Superb acting and comic timing." TELEVISION FOR THE century WHOLE COMMUNITY Last year, GPAA opened ~ OAKLAND PRESS TV5 ItS membershIp to mclude non-Grosse POInte resI- DAYTIME PROGRAMMING FOR THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 26 - JANUARY 02 dents 9:00 AM VITALITY PLUS 2:00 PM THE LEGAL INSIDER The move mcreased mem- A half hour aerobICS exerc,se class (Repeated M Sun Guest Stuan Best Probate bership by 15 percent and 1100 PM) Hosls local aHOme}S DaVid Draper and Douglas broadened the mfluence ~~~fr"i 9-30 AM POSITIVELY POSITIVE Dempsey take an mSlde loo~ al current legal ,ssues In tne Hockeytown Cafe Complex next 10 the Fox Theatre Wlthm the commumty WIth • S (Repealed M 'iun 4 00 AM. MIWIHSun 600 PM) Holldav pmt a membershIp over 200 Hosts Jeanoc McNeil and [1/ Al~en an uphftong half 2:30 PM POINTERS WITH PROST btrong hour of pos,t"e aHltudes and Ideas (Repeated M Sun ~ ~ IICRouC~~~~REINDEERI Guest Doug Hart;. lAJ.e Clean Up Other developments II 10 PM MIWmSun 9'10 PM) mcluded movmg the annual Host John Prost mlerv,ews local cclebnlles abauttlme HIDDENSANTA" 10:00 AM WHO'S IN THE KITCHEN? Iy lop,es (Repeated M Sun 4 ~O AM MIWfl'lSun Festival of the Arts to the 1~ by The Second CIty Tounng Company Guest Bob Blldson 7 00 PM) Hill Hosl Chuc~ Kaess cooks II Ith local celebnlles The GPAA has mforma- (Repeated M Sun m'dnoghl_ TffhlSat 8 10 PM) 3:00 PM THINGS TO DO AT THE WAR tlve meetmgs on the first MEMORIAl. VJ~ 21s1 Comedy Revue 10:30 AM INSIDE ART Monday of the month The The JuJ..es & GroHe POinte Theatre Smger Hann 77wmpson Bunn) Brooks hosts an mformat" e loo~ at what's meetmgs are open to the (Repeated M Sun 121OAM,M!WIF-i'iun '; 10 PM) happenmg al the War Mcmonal (Repeated M Sun public ~ Mayor-Go-Round 11:00 AM OUTOFTHE ORDINARY .•. 500AM MIWll'lSun 8 00 PM) The GPAA welcomes vol- ~ "HIlARIOUS" -Oakland Press INTO THE EXTRAORDINARY unteers, m-kmd contnbu- 3:30 PM POINTES OF HORTICULTIJRE Gllest Swarm Krrshnapada Indoor Plams tlOn~ and tax-deductible HO'it Robert Taylor presents an eXiraordonal) half hour Hosl horticultUrISt Jim I arquhar shares lips, gIves donatIOns Wednesday, of people places and Ideas (Repealed M Sun I 00 ad\lee and mler"clI ~ local authonl,es on gardening At thl~ tIme, the orgamza- AM Tffhl'ial 9'00 PM) (Repeated M 'iun '; 10 AM MIWIf-I'Iun 6 10 PM) Thursday twn needs bUlldmg supplIes, 11:30 AM THES.O.C.SHOW & Sunday 4:00 PM YOUNG VIEW POINTE..'i Gllest Mar, Nat~chAe RIV Healmg Ans Cenrer Upbcal I outh ~ho" featunng students reportmg on a 8pm Host I'ran "'chonenberg and her gue~t~ dlscus~ tOpiCS \anety of educatIOnal tOpiC' (Repealed M Sun 600 and e,en1s of partlcular onterest to ~enoor cllllen, AM MIII'I'Iun 8 ,0 PM) (Repeated M Sun 110AM TffhlSat 600 PM) Friday & 4:30 PM WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP 12:00 PM THE ECONOMIC CI-UB OF Saturday Renowned local artIst Carol IAChlll'" demonstrates DFTROrr \\atercolor techmqllc, "mple enough for begmners 8pm & Gllest Robert L Re'f1olds The NeTt Econom, )et challengmg to the expenenced art,sl (Repeated Martini Lounge 10:30pm I'eatures natIOnally known gue~1 spea~ers dl~us~ong M 'Iun 6 10 AM MIWIFI'iun 900 PM) • Wine Bar current topic, on Ihe busoness communot) (Repeated M 'iun 200 AM Tffhf'lat 7 00 PM) 5:00 PM VITAUTV PLUS live MUSIC Friday & Saturday A half hour of bcxh tOning and steplklckboxmg 1:00 PM THf. EASTSIDE EXAMINER $2 TU ESDfiYS exerc,se c1a~s MIWll'lSun Steplklckboxmg , Guest Bon",e Delsener Holv:Ja, IWnes T ffhlSat Tone (Repeated M "'un 7 00 AM) Hnsl Juha Keirn and guesls hIghlight upcomong local WIHE SPEClfiL non profit ~peclal events (Repeated M Sun 100 AM 5-30 PM MUSICAl. STORYnME WED" ESDfiYS MIWIHSun 7 ,0 PM) JAMBOREE Ho~t~ M.~s Glona from Ihe (' entral I Ibrary I.~..l 1:30 PM CONVERSATIONS WITH TUES/WED 4:3O-mldnlght and Mls~ Paula the Mem MU~lc Maker offer a COU,ECroRS THURS/FRI 4:30-2:00 half hour of ~torre~ and mU~lc for children SATURDAV6:~2:00 The House oj Tom Ruslflow (T ffhl'lal ~ 10 PM onh) Ho~t 'Iu..an Hartl focu<;c~ on local mlere~tmg collec . HAPPY HOOIl ~ tlon~ (Repealed M <;'un 1 ,OAM,Tffhl<;'at800PM) rUE - Fill 4:30 - 8:]0 313-881-0100 Fortickets call: 313-965-2222 19Z71 Mock Avenue ticReftnmdlU 248-645-6666

Grosse Pointe News 98 r by Madeleine ~i~ . WWWActive com The fees and SPlnt by partakmg m lunch Tuesday through a full schedule of educatlOn- IMAX Dome, Saturday, Jan : Thu .... y. Dee. are $12 for cluldren, ages 12 the courses and adventures Saturday, from 11 30 a m to al and sOCial adventures for 5 and runs Saturday'l and- and under, and $20 for offered at the Grosse Pomte 4 p m Tours are $6 for children Register today for Sundays, at noon, 2 and 4 _ 20 adults Proceeds Will benefit War Memonal, 32 adults, $5 for semors and $4 January classes ActiVIties pm, through Sunday, Jan Light cruise the American Red Cross Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte for children Grounds can be charged to your 27 The Museum IS open Cruise aboard land-bound Disaster Rehef Fund and Farms Develop balance and admissIOn IS $5 Annual Master Card or Visa, via fax Monday through Fnday, slups through a whimSical the Fireman and Police flexlblhty Wlth Yang Style Passes are available for $18 at (313) 884-6638 or phone from 9 30 a m to 3 pm, world of illummated hohday Family Funds Call (313) Tat Chi, Mondays, J an 7 Call (313) 884-4222 at (313) 881-7511 Saturday and Sunday, from displays durmg the St Clatr 886-5560 through Feb 25, from 630 11 a m to 5 pm AdmlShlon Shores' Parade CouncIl's Mark You, to 7 30 pm, or Tuesdays, Assumption offerings Fun flicks IS $7 for adults, $6 for Sixth annual Nauttcal Jan 8 through Feb 26, from A full schedule of classes JunIOr cmema buffs can semors and $5 for children Nights of Lights, through Calenda,... 7 35 to 8 35 p m The fees and events await you at The take m a Wide vanety of fun IMAX Theatre tickets are an Monday, Dec 31, at Blossom Friday. Jan. 11 are $60 or $48 for semors Assumptton Cultural flicks dunng the Grosse additional $2 Call (313) Heath Park, 24800 Jefferson Increase your stamma and Center Reach a new state of Pomte Pubhc Libraries' free 5778400 m St Clair Shores Don't Celebrate success strength Wlth Hatha Yoga, .Tom the volunteer<; of the well-bemg and cardiovascu- Wmter Film Festival, mUll, the Grand Fmale Monday!>, Jan 7 through ASSistance League to the lar fitness by slgnmg up for through Wednesday, Jan Assumption Fireworks on New Year's Feb 25, from 8 30 to 10 a m Kalosomattcs exerCIse pro- 23 Preschoolers can enJoy Eve Hop aboard Sunday, Northeast GUidance Center or 7 to 8 30 pm, for contm- opportunities grams, which combme aero- The Frog Prmce, at 4 pm, AssumptIOn Cultural Wednesday and Thursday, at a CelebratIOn Gala, umg students, or 10 15 to Fnday, Jan 11, at "I 30 pm, biCSWith walkmg, runn1Og, Thursday, Dee 27, at the Center, 21800 Marter on the from 6 to 9 P m and Fnday 11 45 am, for beginners at the Country Club of stretchmg, elements of yoga GrOShe Po1Ote Woods Grosse Pomte Woods/St and Saturday, from 6 to 10 Classes Will also be offered, DetrOit, 220 Country Club and klckboxmg The Wmter Branch, 20600 Mack m Clair Shores border, offerh p m. Tlc.kets are $2, cluldren Thursdays, Jan 10 through Dr in Grosse Pomte Farms, SessIOn Will run from Grosse Pomte Woods or at your chLldren and teens ages 3 and under enter free Feb 28, from 7 35 to 9 05 markmg their 38th year of Wednesday, Jan 2 through the Central Branch, 10 enhghtenmg opportumttes Proceeds benefit the St pm, for beginners The fee successfully support1Og Saturday, March 2 Fees are Kercheval m Grosse Pomte Bnng those grades up With Clatr Shores Memonal Day is $70 Explore the tradi- quality behaVIOral health- $52 for two-day seSSIOns, Farms Grade school and Kumon Math and Readmg, Parade Call (586) 773-3624 tional pnnclples of draWlng $74 for three-day sessIOns middle hchool audiences can Wednpsdays, from 3 45 to care and substance abuse With Workmg From the and $94 for four-day ses- take 10 The Incredible 6 45 P m and Saturdays, treatment seTVlces for the Figure, Wednesdays, Jan. 9 sIOns There IS a 25% diS- Journey, Wednesday, Dec from 10 a m to 1 p m The Friday. 21 east Side of DetrOit, the five through Feb 27, from 1 to 4 Deo. count for semors Parents 26 at the Park Branch, fee IS $80 per month plus Grosse Pomte municipali- p m The fee IS $90 Pohsh Food & fellowship who Sign up for a Kalo class 15430 Kercheval 10 Grosse ties and Harper Woods The your posture With The $50 for registratIOn Share good food and fel- can take advantage of free Pomte Park Call (313) 343- Register today for January event IS an Ideal afterglow Feldenkrais Method, lowship during the Men's Ktddle KalolBaby Slttmg, 2074 classes mcludmg Prepanng destmatlOn for those attend- Thursdays, Jan 10 through Fnday Ecumemcal Monday through Thursday, mg the DetrOit Auto Dealers Feb, 21, from 7 30 to 8 30 to BabYSit, Golf and Pee Wee Breakfast, Friday, Dec 21, from 930 to 10 a m Non- Karate PreregistratIOn IS AsSOCiatIOn's North p.m or Fridays, Jan 11 South information at 7 30 am, at Grosse registered parents pay $1 Parents of eighth-grade reqUired Call (586) 779- American International through Feb 22, from 9 to Pomte Memonal Church, 16 for Ktddle Kalo The 17-sta- Auto Show Chanty Preview 10 a m The fee IS $70 students who plan to attend 6111 Lakeshore m Grosse Po1Ote tton Nauhlus weight tram- on that same rnght 'Iickets Preregister usmg your Grosse Po1Ote South High Farms The Rev Dr Bruce to thiS elegant, black he mg room IS open Monday School, 11 Grosse Pomte Master Card or Visa, via fax through Thursday, from 8 to Zoo news V Rigdon of Grosse Pomte optlonal, evernng of dmmg Boulevard 10 Grosse Pomte Expenence the ammals at (313) 884-6638, e-Mail 1030 a m and 6 to 830 p m Memorial Church, Will be and dancmg are $85 Farms, m the Fall of 2002 and more at the DetrOit Zoo, , www.warmemonal org, or and Fnday, from 8 to 1030 the featured speaker The ReservatIOns are required are inVited to explore the at Ten Mile and Woodward call (313) 881-7511 a m The fee IS $50 for two fee IS $5. Call (313) 882- Proceeds benefit Children's nmeth-grade curriculum m Royal Oak Through': days per week, $70 for three 5330 Services of the Northeast durmg an InformatIOn Thursday, Feb 28, Jom In : Art of learning days per week or $4 for GUidance Center Call (313) NIght, Wednesday, Jan 9, at Wild Wmter festiVities - Take advantage of an drop-m users Kalo 884-8691 7 pm, m the South mcludmg storytellmg, tree excitmg selectlon of free ExerclseINautilus combo Monday. Dec. 31 Gymnatonum Call (313) decoratmg, Ice carvmg and Drop-In Workshops at the weekly workouts are $78 for New Year's run 432-3513 the sweet sounds of seasonal All that jazz DetrOlt InstItute of Arts, two seSSIOns, $106 for three Get a head-start on your chOIrs View members of the Jazz gultanst TIm 5200 Woodward m DetrOIt sessIOns or $124 for four ses- New Year's celebration by Henry Ford Commumty' Bowman and his band will Design your own sIOns. Register today for Artful opportunities regIstering for the 32nd Aspumg artIsts, ages 5 to College Ice Carvmg Club at headline A Jazzy Afterglow Bookmarks, Thursdays, January classes mcludmg, annlZal Belle Isle New Year's 8, accompanied by an adult, work from 11 a m to 3 pm, benefiting Barat ChIld and J an 3 through J an 31, from Golf, Tae Kwon Do Karate, Eve Fanuly Fun RunlWalk, can mdulge their talents or t~ke m free ammal' Family Services, a dIVISIon noon to 3 P m Piece togeth- Yoga, TenniS, GUitar, Adult acceSSible via the WIth a full schedule of class- themed documentanes In of Matnx Human SeTVlces, er creative Postcards, ConversatIOnal Greek, MacArthur Bridge at es at the Detroit Instltute of the Wtldhfe Interprettve' Fnday, Jan J 1, at the Fndays, Jan 4 through Jan Smart Women FInish First Jefferson and East Grand Arts, 5200 Woodward In Gallery, Saturday, J an 5 . InternatIonal Banquet & 25, from 630 to 8 pm and Watercolors Macomb Boulevard In DetrOlt, DetrOit Dragons, dmosaurs On Sunday, Jan 6, Conference Center of the Discover The Art of the County Community College Monday, Dec 31 and hons are Just a few of September ProductIOns pre- Athenaeum SUIte Hotel, 400 Doodle, Sundays, Jan 6 offers a Wide vanety ofwayh PartlClpants will gather at 3 sents Hats Off to Animals, Monroe m Detroit through Jan. 27, from noon to expand your honzons at the Fantastic AnImals and pm, at the Umted States Fabulous Beasts you can an mteractIve storytellmg FestiVIties mclude a 5 to 7 to 4 p m PartIcipate m the their Assumptton Cultural Manne Corps Trammg fashion dunng a Clayworks expenence, from 1 to 1 45 p m VIP hors a.'oeuvres NAMES Project AIDS Center campus To register Center (Brodhead Armory), class, Saturday, Jan 12, P m or 2 to 2 45 P m Chill receptIOn, 5 to 9 15 P m VIP Memonal QUIlt, Sunday, for MCC programs, call 7600 E Jefferson m DetrOIt from 10 a m to noon Pmch out With the polar bears, Shuttle Service to the Jan 20, at 1 p m Sharpen (586) 498-4000 The race Will begin at 3 30 It, Roll It, Cot! It' dunng a arctic foxes, seals and snowy DetrOit Auto Dealers your artiStiC skIlls With a PreregistratIOn IS reqUired pm, at the mamland Clayworks class, Saturday, owls at the Zoo's new 4 2 ASSOCiation's North Figure Drawmg class for for most Assumption cours- entrance of the Belle Isle acre ArctiC Rmg of Life Amencan InternatlOnal adults, Saturdays, Jan 12 es Call (586) 779-6111 Jan 12, from 1 to 3 pm Bndge and ends at the exhibit ViSitors can catch ' Auto Show Chanty PreVIew, through Jan 26, from 1 to 3 Explore a vanety of tech- Armory Routes mclude a mques dunng a dmner at 9 15 P m and pm The fee IS $120 or $96 the underwater actIOn With one-mde children's fun entertamment commencmg Exhibition. Prmtmakmg class, a trip through the Polar' run/walk, an open one-mile for DIA members at 1030 p m Tickets for thiS Preregistration IS reqUired a Shows Saturday, Jan 19, from 10 Passage, a umque 70-ft long, walk, a four-mde run and a black tie affatr are $125 or a m to noon Brush up on clear tunnel to catch all the four-mile walk Jom m the for the class Call (313) 833- At the DIA $175 per person 4249 your skills dunng a Pamtmg exc1tmg underwater actIOn • fun of a post-race receptIon ReservatIOns are requued From the old masters to Class, Saturday, Jan 19, Take a nde on the Wild slde.- at the Armory featurmg Call (313) 963-3330 the finest 10 modern art, diS- from 1 to 3 pm and get an ammals eye-view. food, beverages, T-shirts and Pointe's past cover the gallenes and exhI- Preregistration IS reqUIred of Me on the Wtld Adventure an awards ceremony Early Expenence Grosse bitIons of the DetrOIt Call (313) 833-4249 Simulator Tickets are $4 ' regtstratlOn packets are Live a L.am Pomte's past Wlth a free, Institute of Arts The play- Along With VISitS to the avatlable at the Armory War Memorial Update guided tour of the Grosse thmgs of the baby boomer other great animals, guests" Pointe Hlstoncal Society's generation are the focus of Indoor playtime Register on-hne at Enhance your mmd, body can see the spectacular $6 • Provencal-WeIr House, c photographer DaVid The Family Center mVltes area preschoolers and their mtlhon NatIOnal Amphibian 1823, 376 Kercheval In Levmthal's VIVid exhIbitIOn ConservatIOn Center dedi- Grosse Pomte Farms, Small Wonder Worlds m a parents to come out of the cold and enJoy mdoor cated to the conservatlOn, ' Saturday, Jan 12, from 1 to Box, runmng through preservatIOn, exhibition and 4 P m Guests can learn Sunday, Feb 3 The events Playtime programs, Tuesdays and Thursdays, mterpretatton of amphtblan about 19th Century !tfe m of late 16th and 17th centu- life Make your VISit even Grosse Pointe, view an ry England and the beauty from 1 to 3 pm, at Beacon Elementary School, 19475 better With a Zoo Clue 2001-' exhibit of historiC pho- of nature are reflected m the Ktt, featunng a camera, tographs and VISitthe newly exhibitIon Garden Imagery Beaconsfield m Harper Woods, or Wednesdays, from refreshments, sunscreen renovated Log Cabm, c m Enghsh EmbrOIdery, open and an educatIOnal packet 1840, on the property In through Sunday, March, 10 9 to 11 am, at the Barnes Early Childhood Center, that Will turn your young- ' additIon, they can purchase Amenca's oldest cultural ster mto a nature detective VIdeos featunng Grosse traditIons are celebrated m 20090 Mornmgslde m Grosse Pomte Woods The The purchase of each $12 50 ' POinte hiStory and related the exhibItion Dance of the kit benefits the creatIOn of a ACROSS 10 11 pubhcatlOns and products Forest Spmts A Set of free sessIOns WIll run 1 Lustrous black through Apnl 2002 Call hands-on DetrOIt Discovery Call (313) 884-7010 Native Amencan Masks, Museum for children They 4 Bee! vanety through May 2002 Museum (313) 343-6711 9 Brace rnsert can be purchased by mall at Farmhouse museum hours are VVednesday DetrOIt Discovery Museum,- 12 Start of a Labn through Fnday, from 11 a m Super science Step back mto the dally 19678 Harper Ave, SUite 101 too Tour the new, Improved !tfe of a mid-19th century to 4 p m and Saturday and 101, Grosse Pomte Woods, 13 Doggle DetrOIt SCience Center, 5020 farm famIly hvmg m Enn Sunday, from 11 a m to 5 MI 48236 The ZOOIS open Daddy's son John R m DetrOIt Take a Township, now St Clair pm Recommended admiS- dat!y from 10 a m to 4 p m 14 'VItia! can - for tnp through the heavens m Shores, With a tour of the sIOn IS $4 for adults and $1 Zoo admiSSion IS $8 for' yoo?' the Center's new DIgital Sehnsky-Green Farmhouse for chtldren and students adults, $6 for semors and 15 BnbIng Call (313) 833-7963 Dome PlanetarIUm Hands- Museum, located duectly children, ages 2 to 12 17 Old Olds on laboratory exhibits focus behmd the St Clair Shores Parkmg IS $4 for cars and 18 Weld a shovel on motton, !tfe SCIences, 19T~ Pubhc Library LIsted In the Stage a Screen vans Call (248) 398-0903 Michigan State Register of matter and energy, waves 21 DebonaIr DSO notes and VibratIOns Now show- 24 Adam s 1lwd Historic Sites, thiS farm- Welcome 2002 at the The Cool cars house IS owned by the City mg In the Center's lMAX son DetrOit Symphony Theatre are Journey mto VieW a collectIOn repre 25 Mont-martre of St Clair Shores and oper- Orchesta's Home For the 'lentmg three decades of ated by the St Clair Shores Amazmg Caves and rronarch Hohdays Gala at Orchestra Dolphms Make plans now automotive deSign. mclud- 26'MxXlIlIt Hlstoncal CommiSSion The Hall 3711 Woodward m 57 to see the award-wmnmg See Family Features, 28 ExciJde house IS open for tours Detr~lt, Monday, Dec 31, at Everest which returns to the Page lOB 31 Bunder Wednesday and Saturday, 630 pm ThiS benefit black- from 1 to 4 P m Call (586) 33 PotentJaI syrup 55 carbon com- 5 AlredJonate 29 F"iWn cnbc tie evenmg, sponsored by 771-9020 35 Carry on pound ones maybe James Daimler Chrysler, mcludes 36 'Mloduntl 56 Detergent 6 Past 30 Bmg up cafe table "eatmg for a con- wntel's awafd bland 7 Meloli:: ~ 32 EqurtabIe Ford House cert of Viennese favontes 38 KIiJ1'sClJll'llR 57 Thckness 8 Stood 34 Exannd experiences conducted by Neeme Jarvi, DO YOU ••• 40 Vertj 58 PatrOlllZeS the up to texis Expenence the grandeur dinner, dessert and post. want to be in the metro calendar? 41 Laug,..a. ~blary 9 Noted Indiana 37 Chid's garJllln of one of "Amenca's concert dancmg on stage to Then fill out thiS form send II to 96 Kercheval. Grosse POinte rTWlUIe type 59 Hghlander's senalMBes 53 &Yeel PlUto Sunday, from noon to 4 p m Memonal, 32 Lake"hore m Contact Person The Tea Room IS open for Grosse Pomte Farm". offers 108 Family features by Madeleine Socia December 20, 2001 Grosse Pointe News

Fatnily Features, from Dee 24 By day, Greenfield Museum's $15 mIlhon lMAX page 9B of nautical art, can be Native Americans In rlences of the I DIscover Village comes alIve with the Theatre are Mystenes of VIewed through January mg a 1904 Runabout, a Sights and sounds of an DetrOIt DetrOit's 300th exhibit The Museum IS Egypt, 3-D Mamal- 2002, at Belle Isle's Dossm Birthday IS the msplratIon open Wednesday through 1933 Stutz Monte Carlo and AmerIcan Christmas Encounter m the Third Great Lakes Museum, a 1949 BUIck Roadmaster VISitors can experience for the special exhIbitIon 30 Friday, from 9 30 a m to 5 DimenSIOn, Shackleton's accessible via the Who Dared, through p m and Saturday and RIVIera, at the AutomotIve Chnstmas customs of days AntarctIC Adventure and MacArthur Bridge at E Hal1 of Fame, 21400 gone by, tour a hfe-size gm- December 2001 Youngsters Sunday, from 10 a m to 5 Super Speedway DIsney's Jefferson and E Grand can expand theIr knowledge pm The suggested admls- Oakwood In Dearborn, gerbread house and shop a Beauty and the Beast Boulevard m DetrOit through Feb 2002 The Hall turn-of-the-century market of the toys, games, trans- slOn IS $4 50 for adults or debuts m the museum's big Members of the DetrOIt portatlOn, office materIals $2 25 for semors, chIldren of Fame IS open d811y,from for hohday decoratIons and screen theatre on Tuesday, Lodge #7 of the 10 a m to 5 p m The fee IS greens Dunng the 12 and home hfe of the past ages 12 and under enter Jan 1 D811yscreemngs will InternatIOnal Shlpmasters through the hands-on expe- free Call (313) 833-1805 $6 for adults, $5 50 for Nights of Christmas, be offered, on a rotatmg AsSOCiationWillJom former semors ages 62 and up and through Saturday, Dec 22, basiS, begmmng at 9 am, members of the Ford Fleet $3 for chJ.1drenages 5 to 12 from 6 30 to 9 30 pm, tour on the hour m the mornmg to talk about Life on the Christmas travelers Call (313) 240-4000. Greenfield Village by can- and on the half-hour m the Great Lakes dUringthe Ford dlehght, visItmg bulldmgs afternoon and evenmg Fleet Festival, Wednesday, Strings attached decked out m Yuletide fin- Tlckets are $.10for adults or Dec 26 through Friday, Dec could set record A marlOnette ballet ver. ery, carolmg or catchmg a $8 for semors and children 28, from 10 a m to 4 pm "IOn of l."mdereHaWIllenter- sleigh nde, \\cather permIt- al:i"''' 12 and under Call ChIldren can also explore Au ""tHllakJ 1 G8 lIUIlWIl aUltudtlb Loward travel _ tmg TIckets are $12 for Mlchlganlans - 17 percent tam children and adults (313)982-6001 the hands-on exhibItIOn air travel In particular," said adults and $8 for cruldren of state reSIdents - have ahke through Monday, Dee Racmg on the Wmd Sallmg Larry DIckens, director of 31, at the DetrOIt Puppet The Adventures of the Frog travel plans for the upcom- African-American on the Great Lakes, along vendor relations and travel Theatre, 25 E Grand River Pnnce WIllbe the featured WIth permanent exhibitIOns Ing ChnstmaslNew Year's presentation at the In DetrOIt Openmg on experience featunng the doomed ship hohday period, accordmg to support for AAA Michigan Saturday, Jan 5 and run. Anderson Theater m Henry Explore the wonders of Edmund FItzgerald and a a AAAMichIgan survey "Many of those who adopted , Ford Museum, Saturdays the Charles H Wright That's a 16-percent mng through Saturday, Jan freIghter pIlothouse The a 'walt-and-see' attitude and Sundays, through Dec Museum of African 26, wIll be the RUSSianfolk museum ISopen Wednesday mcrease over last year, regardmg the economy and 23 and Thursday, Dee 27 American History, 315 E when an estImated 1 4 mIl- tale F1reblTd Tickets are $7 through Sunday, from 10 the war on terronsm are for adults and $5 for chll. through Sunday, Dee 30, at Warren m DetrOIt Trace the hon planned a Yuletide car, a m to 5 P m AdmISSionIS done waltmg " dren Reservations are 230 p.m Tlckets are $6 Motor City'Smusical hIStory $2 for adults and $1 for chIl- tram or plane nde requested Call (313) 961- Patrons can also travel VIathe new exhibItIOnJazz dren, ages 12 to 18 Call The estimated number of Michigan motorists can 7777 through the past 100 years in DetrOItBefore Motown A (313) 852-4051 travelers for Christmas expect to pay about 40 cents VIathe special exhIbit Your Photographic History, run- 2001 tIes the record for thIs less for a gallon of gas thiS Place m Tlme 20th Century nmg through Sunday, Jan History alive Detroit's past time penod set m 1999 year ($1 15 as of Dec 3) Amenca and tour the muse- 13. The Museum's core The offiCIal 102-hour Celebrate the hohdays at um's CommUnICatIOns, exhIbit, Of the People, cele- Stroll the Streets of Old The maJonty of The Henry Ford Museum DetrOit, trace more than 100 Mlchlganlans - 87 percent Christmas hohday period Llghtmg, TransportatIon brates DetrOIt's place In and Greenfield Village, and Domestic Arts exhIbi- African Amencan hentage years of automotive history - will travel at least 100 begms at 6 p m Friday, Dec 20900 Oakwood m tions The Museum IS open and culture The Museum IS and travel from Frontiers to mIles from horne, an 21 and runs to mldmght Dearborn, through Tuesday, daily, from 9 a m to 5 p m open Tuesday through Factones through the per- Increase of 7 percentage Tuesday, Dec 25 Jan 1 Hop on the Hohday The Village IS open from 9 Sunday, from 9 30 a m to 5 manent exhibitIOns of the pOints over last year Durmg last year's 78-hour Express m the Museum a.m to 5 pm, through Jan p.m AdmISSIOn IS $5 for DetrOit HistOrical Museum, Nearly two-thirds of those Chnstmas holiday penod, where you can VIew a 640- 5401 Woodward m DetrOit 1 AdmiSSIonto the Museum adults and $3 for children 11 persons died In Michigan square foot model tram dIS- Take m the new exhibit The travehng (64 percent) w1l1be ranges from $750 to $12.50 over the age of five Call leavmg the state, and the m 10 fatal traffic crashes Of play, hear tall tales told by Pohsh Presence In DetrOit, Admission to the Village (313) 494-5800 number of people mtend.mg the 10 fatal crashes, two Hohday Time Travelers and ranges from $850 to $14 through Saturday, March even VISitWIthSanta aboard 30 Experience the history of to fly ISup over last year mvolved alcohol ChIldren under the age of 5 Sailor art Restramts were not used the DT&I Caboose, through and members are admitted DetrOit's ongInal settlers "We beheve thIS signals a Ships in Bottles, a collec- by four of the mne victims Fnday, Dec 21 and Monday, free Showmg in the through the exhibItion, pOSItivechange m consumer tion of 30 whImSical works Land, LIVes and Legends who had them aVaIlable

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( Notre Dame's buzzer-beater edges the Blue Devils By Chuck Klonke tIp-m of a missed free throw layup by Brett Fragel With and capped by BuckleY'i> od ended wIth the Rocks' Notre Dame, It mIght have Sports Editor wIth lesi> than a becond 38 seconds remammg Jumper with 4 33 to play In holdmg an 11-8 lead on been a different story Grosse Pomte South and remammg "You have to box out," between, the Blue Devils got Kevm Savlti>ke's three- "We didn't do a very good Notre Dame got mto the hal- "It was a typIcal early-sea- South coach George a three-pomt basket from pomter wIth 3 8 seconds to Job around the basket and Iday spmt last week son game, our second and Petrouleas said of Drwecke's Stu Boynton go we didn't do a goodJob m the They both tned to prove theIr first Both teams are rebound "We didn't and It A tlp-m by Notre Dame's Salem mcreased Its lead transItIOn game" that It was better to give gomg to get a lot better But cost U'l" Mf\rvm ll~tpn\>('(' ... ,th 21 to 3222 :J.t h::;.lft.m;:;S;:;uth Ab.dhaHl Id Salt'1ll With LilaH tv ItJl.t:lVtl what you saw tomght was a SlCko SaId that when he seconds left gave the Insh a used a 9-0 run late m the 19 pomts and Hoskms fin- "Wehanded It to them five lot of hard.fought play, kids called a timeout after 40-39 lead, but Fragel third quarter to tIe the game Ished With 14 times and they handed It to sellmg out on both sIdes" Fragel's basket, he had a erased that With hiS bucket at 36-all With 1 11 rem am- Jahnke had a team-hIgh us five times and we took Drwencke's tlp-m of Bnan twofold purpose In mind BIggS led all scorers WIth Ing on Hancock's two free 12 pomts for South, one the last handoff," saId Notre Biggs' mli>sedfree throw was "Wewanted to set a screen 21 pomts and Drwencke fin- throws, but Salem got a more than Hancock Fragel Dame coach Don Slcko after the sIxth lead change of the for Bnan and release hIm up Ished WIth Clght pomts three-pomt play from AlI- fimshed WIth eIght pomts the Insh pulled out a 42-41 fourth quarter South had the floor," Sicko saId "That Buckley had 13 pomts and State candidate Dave and eIght rebounds VIctoryon DaVIdDrwencke''l taken (l 41-40 lead on a way he could get to the pamt five rebounds for South, Hoskms and a basket from Notre Dame, 2-1, hosts area for a shot or dump the whJle Tom Jahnke fimshed Pat Abraham In the final Wmdsor St Brennan on ball off WIth eight pomts and mmute to take a 41.36 lead Fnday, whJle South has a "I also wanted to conVInce Hancock added seven mto the fourth quarter home game agamst Grosse the kIds that 3 8 seconds Fragel also had five "We dIdn't come to play Pomte North on the same was plenty of tune for them rebounds tomght," Petrouleas saId "If mght to get a shot off They don't Notre Dame dIdn't fare as we would have had the same - Bob St John also con reahze Just how much time well 1D Its next outing, los- effort as we dId agamst tnbuted to thls story that IS" mg 65-46 to Romeo SIcko held hIS breath for a The Insh traIled 29-27 at moment when the blockmg halftIme but the Bulldogs foul was called, sendmg stretched their lead to 10 Norsemen showing Biggs to the free throw hne points after three quarters "It was close," he said"It "They shot the ball very could have been a charge" well; Slcko saId "ThISgame championship form The game was tight told us that there are some By Chuck Klonke throughout South's biggest thmgs we need to work on Horne, Chns Barger and Sports Editor lead was a 14-9 advantage before our next one We WIll Neal Gram to have a break. early m the second quarter get better With each game, Grosse Pomte North's out came and It came m the boys hockey team IS finally after a pair of free throws by but nght now we need to 5-0 wm over Cranbrook. lookmg like the squad that John Hancock work a httle harder" Horne, Barger and Gram won the state DIVISIon II Twoturnovers by the Blue Biggs led Notre Dame each collected a goal and two DeVIlsm the final minute of With 16 pomts championship a year ago assists "We had a good week Now the first half led to a paIr of South dropped Its i>econd "We've been hoping for we Just have to contmue to baskets by BIggs - one of .straIght game last F~day, more offense from them," them a three-pomter - and losing a non-leaguer to play lIke tlus,~$'l1iIi.co$h Lock s8.ld -They're a very Scott Lock after the a 21-18 halftIme lead for the Plymouth Salem, 55-41 talented hne " Norsemen beat perenmal Andy Scarfone and Enc Insh. "We're stIli trying to find state powers Cranbrook Notre Dame maIntamed our Identity," Petrouleas Touhey also scored for ItS slim lead throughout the saId "We had some major Kmgswood and Trenton North, whJch led 2-0 after before losmg 4-2 to New the first penod and scored thIrd quarter and when breakdowns agam Salem Tner, III BIggs scored on a layup in shot well and capitahzed on three more goals m the sec- the first 10 seconds of the our mIstakes" "We should have had a tIe ond penod agamst New '!'ner but we fourth quarter, the Insh had Salem scored the first SIX Cohn Chase turned back had a goal dIsallowed We theIr bIggest lead of the pomts and never trailed, 15 shots to record hIS second Photo by Dr RIchard Dunlap played well m all three Notre Dame's David Drwencke tips in a missed free game, 32-27 although South tied the shutout of the season South answered With an game at 8-8 on a basket by games That's the thmg I'm "He kept us m the game throw as time expires to give the Irish a 42-41 vic- most happy about" tory over Grosse Pointe South. . 8-0 run, Ignited by a three- Hancock m the final minute early With some big saves," pomt play by Dan Buckley of the first quarter The pen- Lock had been waltmg for hIS semor Ime of Roger See NORTH, page 2C

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v~ South battles back to tie De La Salle to work hard and try to By Chuck Klonke back-breaker because De La take a 3-1 lead mto the final stnng some Vlctones togeth- Sports Editor Salle has been playmg well penod There are good bes and and earher m the week It "We wanted to come out er' The loss and tIe left South bad ties m hockey beat Trenton, but 27 seconds and play hard In the thud WIth a 2-1-1 record m the Grosse Pomte South's after the PIlots' took a two- perIod," Bopp said "ThiS league The Blue DeVIls play boys hockey team had one of goal lead, South got a goal was a game we thought we the good ones last week from Rich GIffin, aSSIsted by could wm" Fnday at Ann Arbor Huron when It skdted to a 2-2 dead- Remy Fromm and Anthony Jacques Perreault scored m theIr last game before lock with Warren De La Swancoat four mmutes mto the third makmg theIr annual tnp to Salle m the MIChIgan Metro "That was really a bIg goal perIOd, assIsted by Giffin Midland on Jan 4-5 Hockey League for us," Bopp saId "It felt and Danforth, to cut the "It was only a tie but It felt good to come back rIght defiCIt to 3-2 but SIXseconds like '1 wIn t'>e("Hl"!' 'Ill' (''1mI' 'lftE'r tt>E')' had scored We've btE'r SouthgfltE' an~wered back from a two-goal deficIt had that done to us a few WIth a goal to go back up by North- m the third perIOd," saId tImes tms year" two From page Ie Blue DeVIls coach Bob Bopp Bopp called a timeout "We made a mllitake m "I think thIS has to be a con- WIth 39 seconds remammg not plckmg up one of their Lock said fidence builder for our and 12 seconds later the players after the faceoff and Lock was pleased WIth the team" Blue DeVIls tied the game on they took advantage of It," effort by the entIre North Bopp stressed Improve- a goal by Justm Graves WIth Bopp saId "That goal was squad ment on defense after Bobby Danforth and Mike really a setback for us "It was a great team effort South's 4-3 loss to Southgate Hackett asslstmg because we had worked so for the whole game," Lock Anderson earher m the De La Salle outshot South hard to cut the lead to 3-2 saId "Cranbrook IS a team week, but the PIlots still 24-16 but Andrew Scavone You can't work that hard that's known for outworkmg scored on theIr first shot at played a strong game m and fall asleep and let them teams We worked at least 3 12 of the first penod goal score SIXseconds later" as hard as they dId, If not The Blue DeVIls settled "I've been really happy But to South's credIt, It harder I was really happy to down defensively and there WIth htm thIS year," Bopp dId regroup and got an unas- see that" Photo bv Henry DePuys was no more sconng until saId "He's made some Sisted power-play goal from Lock saw some of the Harper Woods senior Sarah Mazzone, center, De La Salle took a 2-0 lead tremendous saves He made Porter WIth 2 23 left m the same a couple of nIghts later played well in a non-league loss to Lakeview. at 2 11 of the third period some good saves on 2-on-1s game In a 7-2 wm at Trenton That could have been a m thIS game The Blue DeVIls had some "We beat them in every "He's such a hard worker chances to tie the game, but aspect of the game," Lock m practIce, too That rubs the Tttans' goahe agam said "That's another team Pioneers let lead slip away in off on the other players" came up WIth some key that works hard, especially In South's loss to saves. at home, and I thought we Anderson, the Blue DeVIls "We have to play better outworked them, too" non-league loss to Lakeview jumped out to a 1-0 lead on defenSively," Bopp said Scarfone gave North a 1-0 Fromm's goal from GIffin "We've been gIvmg up a lot lead m the first period but By Bob St. John and Lyndsay McDonough, at the half and Rob Porter at 9 16 ofthe of goals because of mIstakes the Trojans tIed the game Staff wnter plus JUnIor Jenny HIli Douglas scored 13 of the first penod The Blue DeVIls we've made m not playmg WIth two seconds left In the A young, mexpenenced The Harper Woods volley- PIOneers' 15 thud-quarter had another good sconng sohd pOSItional hockey penod Harper Woods gub volley- ball team fell to 1-3-2 over- POInts as they opened a 54- opportumty at the start of We've been trymg to make The Norsemen recovered ball team contmued ItS sea- all 29 advantage the second penod but the th10gS happen offenSIvely from that momentary set- son la~t week, lOSing non- Commg up for the "We're gettmg some qualI- Tttans' goahe made an excel- and by dOIng that we've back and took control of the league matches to Ferndale PIOneers IS a two-week ty mmutes from everyone," lent save and Anderson given up a lot of2-on-1 rush- second penod with three and LakeVIew break before hostmg Rlstovsk.I saId "I really hke came back to score with the es goals, meludmg two by "I loved the intensity the ClIntondale on Monday, Jan (Dave) Mahon's mtenslty penod only 54 seconds old "We went 1OtO the De La Horne - one on a power gJrls played WIth m both of 7 and he gIves us a good out- Anderson added two Salle game WIth a plan to play and the other short- our matches," head coach "We WIll work hard dunng SIde shot, whIle James con- power play goals at 8.47 and play better defenSIvely and handed Sophomore John Llza Rogers said "I'm the holIdays and get ready tmues to stnve " 10.17 of the second penod to we dId We have to continue Dallas also talhed ms first enthUSIastic about the rest for Chntondale," Rogers BaIley IS gettmg better varsity goal of the season after watchmg Said "We can make a lot of with each game and Mosley "It was good to see the guls play hard on every progress durmg the next 1Sa 5-foot-4 guard who plays Knights get their (Dallas) score because our pomt agamst Ferndale and couple of weeks" hke a 6-10 power forward checkmg hne was really LakeVIew" "Bruce IS amazIng," workmg hard," Lock said ThE' VISItIng PIOneers had Basketball RIStovskl said "He takes first hoops victory Trenton got a power-play a case of the opemng mght good care of the ball and sets goal WIth 40 seconds left In up hiS teammates for some JItters agamst Ferndale, but Four players scored m By Chuck Klonke Charles Lowe had 12 and the second penod but North they came back two mghts double figure~, helpIng the good shots" Sports Editor Leython Wilhams added 10 pulled away WIth thlrd-pen- Harper Woods ended ItS later to host LakeView Harper Woods boys basket- There's nothmg hke a VIC- POints od goals from MIke Mueller "Of course we would have ball team blowout DetrOIt week Wlth a 53-35 WIn over tory to boost the confidence "We don't have any super- DaVId Neveux and Patnck hked to wm and we were Westside Chnstlan Center Lme of a hIgh school basketball stars so we have to play a Hogan very close to gettmg a wm Academy 60-36 last week Douglas scored more than team team game," Rlstovskl saId "It was another good team over Lakevle\O,: Roger~ saId Semor James Douglas led 20 points for the fourth con- Last week, Umverslty "The kIds have bought Into effort," Lock saId "We got "They made the plays down the way WIth 21 pomts (he secutive game, nettmg 27 LIggett School got that shot It and gettmg a VICtOry hke sconng from all four hnes the stretch and we dIdn't, also had nme rebounds and pomts, plus 10 rebounds, SIX of self esteem WIth a 64-49 thIS IS gomg to help The defense was strong, but that WIll change after SIX steals), followed by steals and four assIsts VictOry over Lutheran "We're still a young team espeCIally m movmg the the gJrls get a few matches sophomore Bruce Mosley The Harper Woods bas- Northwest We only have one seDlor puck out of our zone And under theIr belt" With 14, semor Marcus ketball team Improved to 3-1 "We needed a vIctory," (Lowe) so they're learnIng Cohn played well agam The PIOneers dropped the Mornson WIth 10 and sopho- overall said Dean Rlstovskl, who IS We're trYIng to get them to when we needed rum " first game to the HuskIes more James Balley WIth 10 Next for the PIOneers are m ms first season as coach of shoot more and attack the It was less than 24 hours 15-8, but ralhed to take the "We're not where we want away game!> on Wednesday, the KnIghts "These kids basket I thought we played later when North met New second game 15-11 to be, but we're gettmg Dec 26, and Thursday, Dee haven't won many games well defenSively agamst Tner, which won ItS dIVISion They had a 10-4 lead In there," head coach Loren 27, agamst DetrOit Cathohc the last couple of years Northwest One of our goals champIOnship m I1hnols last game three, but faIled to get RIStovskl saId "Everyone 1S Central and host RIVer They need somethmg to was to hold them to 25 year another pomt, fallmg 15-10 gettmg comfortable WIth Rouge bUIld their confidence" POints m the first half They "I thought we were ready, "ThIS was a learnmg expe- each other on the court and "These games WIll really Although ULS dIdn't play scored 28, but some of those but I don't thmk our kIds nence for our kIds," Rogers we won't be a coheSIve team set the tone for what kmd of badly m ItS first two non- came on late free throws" reahzed how qUIck New saId "Next tIme they won't untIl after the first of the team we can be," Rlstovskl league games With South Tner was," Lock said "It let the lead shp away" year" saId "We're the underdogs, Lake and Oakland Eagles beat took us a whIle to get used to Leadmg the PIOneers The host PIOneers looked but I know we can compete Chnstlan, the KnIghts dId- It and by that tIme we were were semors Katie Rhodes, coheSIve agamst Westside WIth them" n't have a VIctory to show for Urban Lutheran down 3-0" Kn~tm Vespa, Sarah Chnstlan, leadmg 17-8 after theIr efforts on the road North camed the play for Mazzone, Lindsay Vraneslch the first quarter and 39-19 Wrestling It was a dIfferent story much of the second and thIrd penods and cut the agamst Northwest By Bob St. John The Harper Woods "We dId a good job of keep- lead to 3-2 on goals by wresthng team dropped Its Staff wnter Mueller and Tony Mendez mg our composure when It wasn't pretty, but a wm double dual meet last week, In between the two goals, Why stop on your they made a run at us," IS a WIn losmg 37-30 to Port Huron RlstovskI Said. the Norsemen had one dIsal- Northern and 58-17 to "We dIdn't play particular- lowed ULS Jumped out to a 7-0 ly well, but came away WIth way home? RoseVIlle lead and held a 19-10 advan- "The goal Judge turned the "Both teams were very a WIn on the road agamst an hght on but the offiCIals saId tage after the first quarter up-and-comIng team," head good, but we had the they never saw It go tn," ORDER A SUBSCRIPTION Northwest cut the margin to coach Gary Gutenkunst Northern match won and 32-28 at halft1me and got Lock saId "They have the couldn't get a wm m our said, follOWIng hiS Lutheran final say and you have to and we'll be there Wltmn a POint late m the East boys basketball team's final four matches," head third quarter lIve WIth It" when you are. coach Adam Schlhl saId 47-42 WIn over host DetrOIt Mter Mendez scored hIS "Then we just turned It on Urban Lutheran "We had a flu bug go and went on an 8-2 run," first varsIty goal In the third through our team because "We had too many penod, North apphed some Rlstovskl saId "We got some turnovers and didn't ~everal of our wrestlers were good defenSIve pressure heavy pressure but couldn't SIck dunng the matches and rebound well for a second get the equalIzer from our guards, Barre' stra1ght game, but stili con- we were three kIds short Mackie and Anthony New Trier scored all because they were at home trolled the play for the most empty-net goal WIth 40 sec- Walker" part," Gutenkunst saId sick" ULS had good sconng bal- onds left Bobby Monahan (112- The Eagles maIntamed a "I'd rather play a game ance Thomas Greer led the 10-pomt lead throughout hke that and lose than to way WIth 22 pomts, but the second half before Urban See PIONEERS, page 3C beat somebody 10-0," Lock Lutheran made a late run saId "We played hard and Jumor Chns Gibson and we learned from that game semor Adam Crawford each It's gOing to help us down CIty of &)rO£iSe Joint.r ~oobs, MichIgan scored mne POints to pace the road the Eagles "New Tner IS a good team NOTICE I~ HEREBY GIVEN thai the City CounCIl will be they beat Cathohc Lon'tdeflng the follOWingpropo~ed ordinance for ~econd read Wrestling Central 5-2 the mght before Ing and final adopllon at It~ meeting ~Lheduled for Monday - and we played two very Head coach John WIdmer January 7 2002 al 7 10 P m In the Council Room of the good perIods agamst them" MU01L1palBuIIdmg fhe proposed ordinance ., avallahle for wanted hiS Lutheran East North's next actIOn IS thIS wrestlIng team to get a taste weekend m the HIgh School puhllL tn'peLttOn at the MUOlelpal Budding 2002~ Mack of what tough competItIOn IS Plala. hctwcen R 10 a m and 5 00 pm Monday through Hockey Showcase m all about Trenton The Norsemen play 1 yr. $37 2 yr • $70 FridaY He got that and then ~ome Negaunee at 6 30 P m on la'lt week as hiS Eagles lost Fnday and they face LIVoma 3 yr. $98 • An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 10, Building 66-12 to host NotrE' Dame Churchill at 12 50 P m on and BuildinR ReRulahon .., Article VII, Property and 32-16 to Bmnmgham Saturday Great prices & service \lfaintenanee Code, Section 10.239. 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December 20,2001 3C Grosse Pointe News s orts South spikers have height and hunger "It was a long day but It key member of the South keep her m the back row By Chuck Klonke gave us a chance to look at team along With sophomores most of the tIme n Sports Editor Ridgway and Palmer each everybody and to look at dIf- Grosse Pomte South's vol- LIZ Ridgway and JulIanna had several blocks m the ferent comb1UatlOns,~ leyball team has two thmgs Burrows Nugent has four Jumors second game South trailed Nugent saId gomg for It as It gets ready Turnbull had an outstand- who will be counted on to 5-1 m the thIrd game but for the start of the Macomb mg tournament, wmmng step up when needed and DIVlTgii served eIght Area Conference WhIte mObt valuable player honors WIll get ready for a larger straIght pomts to gwe the DIVISIOnseason for her team role next season They are Blue DeVIls a 10-5 lead "We're a big team and If "She certamly earned the Jacquehne Whelan, Jaci TIll South capped the day's teams can't match us up MVP," Nugent saId "She and Megan Lmne work With a 15-10, 15-9 wm front, they'll be m trouble,~ was phenomenal ~ saId coach KeVIn Nugent Last week South hosted a over Regina "Once agam we dId a good South IS Idle until Jan 7, "1 hke our work ethIC, too quadrangular meet With Job of blockmg theIT middle when It opens the MAC The girls are all very hun- Regina, Umverslty Liggett hitters and LIZ LaclUra had WhIte season agamst gry The last few years have School and SterlIng Heights a really strong game,~ defendmg dIVISIOnchampIon b ...cn dlsappamtmg to them !lnd thp Blup DpVlI~ won all Nugent sald "She wab Am,hor Bay They see thIs year as an three matches poundmg the ball from the opportumty to wm all the South got the meet rollmg back row At one pOInt, she tIme, not Just once m a WIth a 15-7, 15-1 WIn over had four ;,tralght kills from whlle~ ULS O'Bnen served 10 Pioneers • Nugent's squad IS led by straIght pomts m the first the back" Palmer had a btrong serv- From page 2C semor tn-captams Jen game Turnbull had a strong mg match, fimshmg WIth 10 O'Bnen, LIZ LaclUra and performance m the second pomts Burrowb played well pound class), Steve OrJada Andrea Palmer game (215 pounds) and Jeremy m all three matches "They're a real solId nucle- The Blue DeVIls suffered Earher, South fimshed Myers (275 pounds) won Photo by Rosh S,II. rs us,~ Nugent saId their only loss m the first fourth m an ll-team tourna- both of their matches to pace Notre Dame's Mike Vance. left, and Derek John- Judy Turnbull, Amanda game WIth SterlIng HeIghts, ment hosted by Troy Athens the PIOneers ston are the Fightln' Irish's top swimmers. Hammel and Samantha 7-15, but came back to wm "We started slowly but we "These were a couple of Martmez are three other the match 15-3, 15-11 won our last four matches,~ tough matches for our kids, returmng seniors who add "They had a good mIddle Nugent said "We beat but I wouldn't want It any expenence, while foreIgn hItter and we dId a better Notre Dame grapplers (Llvoma) Ladywood m our other way," Schlhl sald exchange student Cora Job of pIckmg her up and last match ~ "These matches WIll payoff Gramest IS a welcome addI- blockmg her m the second The Blue DtvIls fimshed down the stretch ~ blast Rice, Lutheran East tIon to the squad Juruor game," Nugent saId "In the 5-4-1 for the day By Bob St. John mg Orchard Lake St Mary CarolIne DlVirgIl IS also a last match we managed to Staff writer 5-2 Notre Dame's wresthng Head coach Kevm McKay team blasted BIrmmgham knew the Eaglets would be South girls stay undefeated in hockey one of the teams competmg Brother Rice last week, wm- It looks hke It's gomg to be KrIstIn Inger had the second ZImmerman led the way made It 5-1 when Champme for the MIchIgan Prep rung 66-18 a close contest whenever the aSSIst With four goals and four tipped m a shot from the Hockey League (MPHL) "It was great to see the girls hockey teams from It stayed 2-0 untIl Weaver aSSIsts pomt by KatIe McMIllan tItle, so thIS was a huge VIC- kIds wrestle so well agamst Cranbrook Kmgswood and won a faceoff and got the LIbby Klem opened the Parker scored early m the tory for the FIghtm'Insh a sohd te-am lIke Brother Grosse POInte South get puck to Heather Doughty, sconng m the first perIOd second perIod on a gIve-and- RIce,n head coach GordIe Semors Doug LanglOIS, together who scored on a one-tImer when she converted a cen- go WIth ZImmerman but the Evan Topor, Joel Maltese, Fooks s81d "Our guys want- South won 8-7 m the South seemed on the termg pass from Blazers cut the lead to 6-3 Pat LIpa, Anthony Arnone ed to beat them and they champIOnshIp game of the verge ofIts fourth shutout of ZImmerman Ladywood's on goals by Meg MacDonnell and PadraIc TImmons came took It nght at Brother RIce UmversIty LIggett School the season but Cranbrook KatIe KarabeIskl tIed the and Karabmskl through WIth solId perfor- and never looked back n tournament Last week the s,;ored tWIce m a 30-second game WIth the first of her Caltlm Cory knocked m The FIghtIn' Insh also mances. as dId JUnior Mike two met m a MIchIgan span WIth about five mm- two goals, but South Klem's rebound In the third beat CIty nval Lutheran Maltese, JUnIor Chns Metro GIrlS Hockey League utes left m the game answered WIth a paIr of penod Ladywood's Mary East 68-12 Anderson and JUnIor Pat game and the Blue DeVIls Tarasal Karege and Juhe goals by ZImmerman to Beth O'Dea scored to make The squad was led by Ian IrWIn held on for a 3-2 VIctOry Kasmers had the Cranes' make It 3-1 WIth a httle over It 7-4 before Zimmerman Naud (119-pound class), In other actIOn, Notre The VIctory over the goals five mmutes remammg m added a pair of shorthanded Dame defeated Allen Park Dan Hughes (130 pounds). Cranes, along WIth a 9-4 Cranbrook pulled Its the penod goals m the final 1 07 CabrIm, Improvmg to 9-1 Steve ChaUVIn (140 pounds), penalty-filled WIn agamst goalIe and applIed heavy There were 24 penaltIes ovelall Chns Grey (125 pounds), Llvoma Ladywood, pressure around the South Klem tIpped 10 a shot called agamst the two teams Next fOl the FIghtm' Insh Kyle SmIth (17l pounds), Improved South's record to net for the last 45 seconds, from defenseman NICki WIth Ladywood pIckmg up IS the Lansmg Showcase on Brian Headaphol 060 8-0 overall and 6-0 m league but sophomore goalIe Brown while South had a 14 of them pounds), VIctor FIelds (275 Fnday and Saturday, Dec play Lauren Stanek made some two-man advantage WIth South goahes Leah 21 and 22, at the Su.mmlt m pounds) and Bnan Shea South started slowly outstandmg saves to pre- 323 to go m the first penod Schroeder and Caltlm (125 pounds) Lansmg agamst Cranbrook and most serve the slIm lead With 35 seconds left m the Kefgen combmed to make 19 In other recent actIOn, of the first penod was In the Ladywood game, perIod, the Blue DeVIls ;,aves Fooks' squad beat SterlIng Swimming played m the neutral zone HeIghts Stevenson In the The Blue DeVIls opened consolatIOn match of the The Notre Dame sWim the sconng dunng the first Notre Dame Tournament team dropped Its first two Notre Dame lost to meets of the season last mmute of the second penod Waterford Mott In the semI- week, losmg 106-66 to Phoebe ZImmerman came finals Auburn HIlls Avondale and off the bench, took a pass "Our kids were close, but 104-60 to UmVerSIty LIggett from Sarah Parker, deked Mott was able to edge past School two defenders, skated us,~ Fooks saId "The "The kIds worked hard around the Cranes' goalIe matches allow our wrestlers and lost some very close and slIpped the puck mto QP to Improve, which IS what races m both meets, ~ head the net NettIe Champme The Ultimate Driving Machine we want ~ coach RICk Johnston said also assIsted The Notre Dame "The scores were decelvmg South kept the pressure on and scored agaIn WIth wrestlIng team IS 1-0 m the because our kIds were nght ECertified Pre-Owned: 3 20 left m the penod when Cathohc League and 6-1 there m the end of nearly every event ~ CaSSIe Weaver deflected overall • 2 YEARs/SO,ODO MILES BMW FACTORY BACKED WARRANTY . 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Thursday, December 20, 2001 Classified. Grosse Pointe News I The Connection (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Lutheran East second in Gallagher tourney By Bob 51. John leyball team lost to Lake weekend's BIshop Gallagher Hamtramck 15-6, 15-5 and Staff writer Shore 10-15, ] 0-15 In the Tournament Redford St Agatha 15-5, 15- Lutheran East's gIrls vol- champIOnshIp match of la~t The host school, BG, fin- 10, plus sphttlng wIth I~hed sixth UniversIty LIggett School "Overall we played very 10-15, 15-9 well, but I thought our gIrls The other standouts for played not to lose agamst the Eagles were JUniors Lake Shore In the title Sarah Schurlg, MIchelle match," East head coach Windhorst and AnJam Reay Zoellner saId "When Mahablr, plus sophomore they spIked, they didn't Brandl Dona ~plke WIth authOrity hke The Lancers were 0-3 In they did In the prevIOus pool A, lOSing 6-15, 9-15 to matches" Hamtramck St Flonan, 8- LRadmg the Eagles were IS, 7.15 to Lake Shore and senior Emily Bellhom, 0.15, 5-15 to Manne City JUnior Calthn Gerds, JUnior Cardmal Mooney K('lh Zo('!Iner, Jun:or In the consol:ItJon br3Ck- Knsten Altenburg, JUnior et, the Lancers beat St Stacy Turgeon and JUnior Agatha, but lost to Cardmal Sherne Wier Mooney In the fifth- and East made It to the finals, sIxth-place match beatmg Hamtramck St Earher In the week, Flonan 15-11, 15-8 Lutheran East crunched "We seem to have St BIshop Gallagher, wmnm.g Flonan's number," Zoellner 15-2, 15-6, and Plymouth said "They have a very Chnstlan 15.3, 15-10 competitive team and they The Eagles were paced by played well m the tourna. Kelh Zoellner, CaItlin Gerds ment, but for some reason and KrIsten Altenburg, Lutheran East junior KeW Zoellner. center. tips Photo, bj Hen n D, Pm over a point during the Eagles' victory over Ham- we play them very tough " whIle the Lancers were led Bishop Gallagher'S Katresba Lee, right, bad sever- In pool play, the Eagles by semors Katresha Lee and tramck. al kills in the Lancers' five toW'nament matches. finished second by defeatmg Abcla Gore 313-88~-6~OOext 3 fnX:313-343-556~ DEADUNES CLHSSIFIE ~31"EHTISIN6 web. http://grossepoinlenews.com REAl ESTATE FOR SA1£ & Snow Removol 975 Vacuum Sales/Servoce tJ 0 Asph<;.1t Paving Repair 957 Plumbl"9 & Inllollohon 9 66 9 68Stucco 976 Venhlohon $«vICe ~~ Ad. MONDAY.4 PM ANNOUNCEMENTS SITUATION WANTED AUTOM011VE AutolT rvd< Rope .. 958 Paha,/Porches D~~ Power Washing 969 SWlmmIng Pool ServICe 977 Woll Wa.h Ing Basement Wateproof,ng 959 1'I>0Io, logo Art ~DAY 12 PM 099 SU'm.. ,Oppamm'he, 300 Sduohons wanted ~ 600 Cor> 907 Rcahng SONICO 970 TV /Radla/CB Rad,a 980 Window> ICoIlb-HoI""",,Io.. dcml 100 Announcemenls 301 Clencol 601 Chrysler 908 Both Tub Ref,nlsli,ng 960 962 Slc 965 SewIng Machme Repa" 974 VCR Repa" LCoIl b- Holodoy do.. clooe 308 Office Cleaning 608 Parts nres Alarm. 915 Corpel Cleanl ng AD STYLES: 106 Camps 309 Sole. 609 Rentol,/I"""ng 916 Carpellnsl\:lllahOn word Ad. 12word. $1275 107 Computer Web"tes 310 Au"ted liVIng Gl6\0 SportsCar> 918 Cem..,tWork Grosse Pointe News add,',anal words 654 each 108 Compute(Sernce ------611 Trvcks 919 Chimney deon,ng Abbrevlahens!lQ!accepted 109 Entertainment MERCHANDISE 612 Van. 920 Chimney Repa" 0,<:oNNECTIOM Meo>uredAd, $226Oper 1\0 Drlver>Educahen .400 Anh~ue./Callecllbles 613 WanledToBuy 921 C!cd< Repa" .. I WI' " , I a I column Inch 1\ I Happy Ad. .401 AppllOnces 614 Au~ Inwrance 922 Computer Repa" Barder Ad. $ 2A B5 per 11 2 Heallfl & Nuln hen .402 Arts & Crain 615 Aulc Serv,ces 923 ConstruchOn Repa" I:LHSSIFIEO HOVEHnSING column Inch 113 Hobby In.!ruchan .403 Auchans =925 Dech/Pohas 96 Kercheval' Grosse POinte Farms, MI4823 Spec,al rote. for help wanled 11 4 MuSICEducahan 404 BIcycles RECREATlONAl 926 Doors sections 115 Party Planne,,/Helper. 405 Campulerl 650 AJrplanes 929 DrywaH/Pialler,ng (313) 882-6900 ext. 3 • Fax (313) 343-5569 FREQUENCY DISCOUNTS: 116 Schools 406 Eltate Sales 651 Boots And Mo"'" 930 Elo<:tncal ServiCes web ht1pJfgrosseprmahon rnane lInes can 122 DreSlma~,~A1terohan. 12 tl: ArtJd 656 Molorbikes 937 Fumece Repa,,/ pHONE .WOADS __ TOTALCOST PERWEEiL--- be busy on Monday & 123 Deco .4 M,sce anec>u. .. 657 Molarrt , .~-'- Deadl rehng ce 413 Mu"collnslrumenls s In.tallahon ,ue~l "... 124 51,"""".... ~rr 658 Molar.. 938 Furnl'",e Rehmsh,ng/ ..J-se~lIea.... 125 F ..-- ISe 414 vmce/buSineSlEqu'pment 659 Snowmoble Q 1 Wl<-O 2 Wks __ Q 3 wks D 4 Wks O--Wks __ t"- ...... " lnanclo I"Ylces 415 Wonted ToBuy I $ Up/,ol,lenng a.ASSlFY1NG & CENSORSI'F: 126 Conlnbuhan. 416 5p<>ris E VI menl 660 Troller> 939 Gloss Aufamohv. AMOUNTENClOSED D :IE D •• _ We r".; 956 1'.. , COntrol

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Computer skills Dally 9 30 5 30 derl E Commerce Thursday, 7am. 5pm (734)384.6074 or holiday hours and organizational obllity are also 0 plus. Must have reliable (734)777-1721 $522+1 week part To Advertise In Ih,s space transportatIOn and be FURNITURE refinished Send resume '0: time $1 000 $4,0001 Call 313 882 6900 eX1 560 Willing to drive child to TO PLACE AN AD repaired stripped any Grossl" Pointe NewslThe COf'lnectlon week full time An ,e Hart school College stu- CAlL 313-882-6900 ext 3 type of caning Free Attn. Peter J Dlrkner ~~.QQQ 96 Kercheval Avenue GrOS!l

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Page 2 YourHome Thursday, December 20,2001 Feeding birds in winter At Wild Birds Unlimited, we are ON TN. COV-a- commonly asked what foods birds Fo;.....l need in the colder months as opposed to the warmer times of the 1215 HOLLYWOOD year. The dietary needs of adult the , birds do not change when winter Birds i Center entrance Colonial built by Lloyd Marks with hard approaches. However, the amount t to find den and family room. Slate entrance hall, of food that birds need in order to , _ _.._'" ,;l survive dramatically increases as .'~'~Ro'iiiTiii'f{QVJCik-."" ~ hardwood floors. Large kitchen with separate eating the temperature lowers. ~;ld n;..d£> TT....H..,.;t,nd ~ space looking out onto yard and deck. The family room It is interesting to note that ~~~~~~~-~~~ has natural fireplace and a bay window. A first floor birds eat more food in proportion to warmer day. But the consistent their body weight than most other supply of water at a birdba.th with laundry, four bedrooms, two and one half baths complete vertebrate animals and that small- a heater is important to them and this wonderful family home. $389,000 er birds eat more foodin proportion very enjoyable for you. One of my to body weight than larger birds. A most memorable sights at the heat- black-capped chickadee will eat an ed bath that I use was the ring of average of 150 sunflower seeds per brightly colored house finches that 1258 DEVONSHIRE day during the warmer times of lined the rim of the entire bowl. Lovely three bedroom, two and one half bath Colonial

$225,000 COLONIAL WITH THREE $225,000 TWO STORY TOWNHOUSE TWO BLOCKS WEST of Mack In BEDROOMS. one full and two half baths FIrst floor $120,000 CONDO m Berksll1res with anached garage First $125,000 FANTASTIC VALUE" Three East englISh Village Large kItchen. dlnmg room laundry room Large fanllly room. dlnmg room. and bedrooms, one bath, SpacIOUS hVlng room. mce floor features LIVing room. dining area. newer Two bedrooms. one balbroom. bnck paver pallO. large kItchen open' 10 famIly room NIce kJlChen and eatmg area. Two bedrooms 011 floor. kItchen With apphances and lavatory Second floor rll'St fireplace In llYlng room Expan"on potenlJal on one bedroom ups18lr<; Fenced yard W11hde<::k Newer features two large bedrooms. two full baths plus llClgbbolbood second floor Gas forced lIlr fumace New WIndows, features furnace With central :1If. ho! water heater. study/den hanlwood floors lellC off roof. new garage door DELINE ODEID (313) 343-0100

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Now washers and dryers are making their way slowly up the stairs, as small ~f(itchens rooms offkitchens or mud rooms or all the way to the second floor as full-size laundry rooms or sp~ces as small as a spare closet. t~~~one With stackable washer/dryer ~:".l1y~laFF;Vanl1Ver1f'e1ce .~ units that can fit easily into a space no larger than a bedroom ~'",~Et:el1lont"D~ign l~,," jJ closet, a convenient la.undry center ----- should be high on ev~ry homeown- require electricity from indepen- er's wish list. dent circuits, with most dryers If an upstairs remodeling project needing a 220-volt power line. is in the works, be sure to ask your Make sure to check the manufac- contractor about installing a sec- turer's specifications before you ond floor laundry center. A sepa- purchase your unit. The dryer rate place for a side-by-side wash- must also be vented to the outside, er and dryer can be made from as but if the unit is not placed against little as 20 square feet of space. It's an outside wall, it may be possible not necessary to have a separate to run a vent line up through the room for the units; often waist-high attic space. Make sure you check walls can be used to conceal units local building codes. When is a closet not a closet? from the rest of a room. If possible, place the unit against When it's a laundry center. And don't forget to factor in a wall already carrying hot and counter space for folding laundry cold water lines. This will signifi- Send your questions to The and storage space for laundry cantly lower installation costs. Kitchen Contractor c/o Fremont detergents. There are ironing Also, even if your city does not Design Inc. at 21444 Harper Ave. in boards that can be concealed require a laundry unit to be placed St. Clair Shores, MI 48080; call on a "wet area," meaning a shower behind closet doors, as well as fold- in designing your new laundry cen- (586) 775-9917; e-mail at fre- ing clothes racks. pan and tile and drain configura- montd@{lash.net. But if no major remodeling pro- tion, it is a good idea to do so any- ter. ject is planned, a second floor laun- way. Slope the tile towards a drain dry can easily be created using to prevent accidental overflow. Still not convinced? Think. about unused closet space and installing 1lIL•• 1..9'••• a stackable laundry unit. Just keep it as you haul those laundry bas- ranngGenter\ HUGE SAVINGS in mind the following before you kets up and down the basement -* *~?$ . \ete Hobday oeco A FTIER Huge savings on all remaining begin the project. stairs. Then give Fremont Design a call. 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Mack Avenue, Detroit All the most wanted features can be found in Holiday goodiel Newer white Mulachler ThJs wooded parcel of land Is one of the largest Newly remodeled buildmg m convenient Joe&. this renovated brick ranch. Beautiful hard- ki1chen with Corian oounters, fam1l;y Ia.rge available In the GroBae Polntes. On a hill top tion offers reception area, two oflices and con- wood floors, six panel solid core doors, custom with tireplaoe, bar and room wet bookshelves. location In the Farms, the entire parcel Is avail- ference room.. Lower level has callJeted offtoes, kitchen with top.of-the-l1ne appl1anoes. two tun Large master bedroom with bath and walk-In able tor t1.360,OOO or can be spHt into two storage rooms and lavatory. '180,000. Also for baths. Recent price adjustment makes this an olo8et plua 8llpIU'IUe dreIlsing room with wall to paroels at $800,000 each. lea8e $1.3t5OImonUl, Qiple net. attractive buy. $466.000 wall c1olIet$. eeB9.ooo

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• ••• Haroourt. arc- Pointe Park MACK AVE. COMMERCIAL Two bedroom. two aDd 0D8 half bath upper ~ dell aDd IIQr8lIDed porab. K.ltIDhen appHanoes COMMERCIAL LEASE SUITE FOR LEASE iwlluded. .1.1110 per month. Very well appointed Executive suite conve- Neff. GI'0888 Poblte City ~ bedroom, two full bath -m floor unit. general office space. niently located near 1-94. Ubrary, updat.ed kl10ben with applJADCW! Includes utilities, on site .1.'700 per month. Open administrative area, Be800n..neld, 0-- Pointe Park large conference room, parking and use of oom- ~ bedroom lower. Newly deooratIld. lIllpIIr&t.e ba8llDHlTJt aDd uWitle8. five private offices, mon waiting room, con- Mack Avenue in Grosse Pointe Farms. t8llO per month. kitchen and two ference room and kitchen. ApproxImAtely 1,100 equa.re feet of office Jeffe~ HarriIIoD Township space. NI.ce1y divided into three oftkles, reoep- Seventh floor two bedroom penthouse. 2,300 lavatories. Six available spaces to tionI~ area.. six parking spaoe8 in rear square foot, enoloJed beJoony, pool. tennis, etc. plus me1Iered sp8Q8B. $1,200 per month trlp1e .1,800 per month. $3,700 per month. choose from. net. Zoned buslne8B. Immediate ~

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Page 8 YourHome Thursday, December 20, 2001 ...... ~ Suggested materials: Suggested materials: Suggested materials: 1 bag of plain bagels cookie cutters 1 cup chunky peanut butter (stars, animals, etc.) 1 jar of plain peanut butter 1 cup pure rendered suet 1 loaf of white bread 1 bag of bird seed 2 1/2 cups coarse 1 roll of ribbon nvite WI dlife yellow corn meal 1 roll of ribbon ~

.0- Use cookie cutters to punch shape out of ~, 1 bag bird seed Split bagels in half and let harden overnight. Spread bread. Poke a hole at the top of your shape for -" peanut butter over both sides of each bagel slice. Sprinkle hanging. Let harden (left out bread will stale ti.:..;, ' .into your yard 1box of raisins with bird seed. Tie ribbon through bagel hole and hang quickly). Use ribbon or string to hang your E~~'_'''7~(4"J~~~.<. throughout your bac"h'ard. ornaments outside around your yard. .;~"~~4; i~~:'r!;;j ;;- " '\ .i1J:>:!;T I 1 roll of ribbon i' ~ ~----:-i-~ ;- -;." ~" J '* Mix together peanut butter, suet; eorn meal, 1/2 cup of bird seed and 1I2 for the holidays~~cup of raisins. Stuff the mixture into pine cone~ Roll pine cone in' additional bird seed and hang from tree with string or ribbon. - " M " Du:itMa6t ,...r ME inter is a tough time of the year for many wildlife. They have less food and fewer Ga Ga 0ftI' G .. daylight hours to look - so why not help them out and have fun in the process. Rosann Kovalcik, certified bird-feeding specialist and owner of Wtld Birds Suggested materials: Unlimited at 20485 Mack in Grosse Pointe Woods, says, "In order to maintain a high body temperature of 101 to 112 degrees, a bird must eat much more rapidly than we humans 1 roll of twine do." She also says that birds often gorge themselves on seeds at the end of the day, especially ill the winter months. These birds are storing food to help maintain their body temperature ~ '~tapestry needles through the night. The National Wildlife Federation (NWF) provides information and assistance not only to :-;;;':. ~ bags of popped popcorn homeowners, but also to schools, businesses and community groups that are interested in Suggested materials: . . creating wildlife and environmentally friendly landscapes. " 3.bags of raw peanuts (in shells) The NWF ~tabli~ !l!e Jl~k~ard Wildlife Habitat program to encourage people to plan Suggested materials: their landsca~ with the needs of wildlife in mind by providing the four essential elements for 1muffin tin 5 apples (cut into chunks) survival: food. water, shelt~r and a place to raise young. By replacing traditional landscapes 1 grapefruit 2 t9unds of suet with a variety of native plants, individuals can create a wonderful haven for people and 2 bunches of grapes

wildlife. > 2 pounds of suet .. 1 pack of pipe cleaners . Starting a bWo?kyardwildlife habitat project is not difficult when applying the following steps; 2 bags of cranberries 1. Assess yoUr yard or garden space. The first thing you need to do is identify the habitat 1 bag of bird seed 1 bag of bird seed elements that aveady exist in your yard or garden space. You may already be providing some 4 oranges habitat for wildt,ife! - 1 roll of string or ribbon t ,.,.'';. Place suet stuffing into muffin tin. Sprinkle 2. Provide tit four basic elements. All s~cies have four basic requirements for survival. _0: nandina berries bird seed on top of each ~'muffin." Stick one These are foodpater, cover and places to raIse young. - - Cut grapefruit in half and hollow out. Poke 1 pipe cleaner in each muffin to act as a hanger. 3. Practice r~urce conservatfop in your own backyard. Conserving resources will not only~~ three holes in the edge of the grapefruit you I Using the tapestry needles, string items together alternating between popcorn, Place the muffin tin in the freezer to harden. help the wildlife in your-own yard but will help improve your community'S environment. ~ are going to stuff. Tie string or ribbon through I apple chunks, grapes, cranberries, raw peanuts and anything else you want to Once hardened you can hang suet muffins 4. Certify your backyard. Become certified in the National Wildlife Federation's Backyard the holes leaving a foot or more for hanging include. Drape your garland around your favorite evergreen tre4,or shrub. You from trees in your yard. Note: Weather must Wildlife Habitat progr~. . purposes. Stuff suet into the hollowed out can attach orange segments and nandina berries with red ribbon as highlights on ~ With over 29,000 certified sites in the program, the National Wildlife be below freezing to hang suet muffins using Federation provides information and assistance not only to .grapefruit half. Sprinkle bird seed on suet. your tree. Redecorate as needed. homeowners, but also to schools, businesses, and community groups Place in freezer to harden an4han3.,atd 'pi~~,':o<';"'lo~~> "'" .:'~~<: :. ;. that are interested in creating wildlife and environmentally-friendly land~ For moreinfonnation, v}sit the website www.nwf.~. - Page 10 YourHome Thursday, December 20, 2001

HAMPTON EDMUNDTON LINCOLN ROAD POINTE PARK CONDO LAKESHORE LANE Sharp Colonial with gourmet Custom-built four bedroom, two Pretty two bedroom Ranch. Den Great view! Three bedrooms, two Gorgeous home with two first floor kitchen. Family Room. $215,000 plus bath Colonial. Family Room. and Florida Room. Updated bath. baths! Fireplace. Now $229,9OO! bedrooms. Master suite. $396,000

LINCOLN PROVENCAL ROAD WILLOW TREE PLACE lAKE SHORE ROAD Sophisticated City Carriage House. Elegant Georgian Colonial walled Desirable Farms Ranch. Huge Custom-built four bedroom Shores Exceptional home with open plan. 3,700 square feet. $979,500 estate on private Farms drive. Family Room. Private yard. $635,000 Colonial. Family Room. $649,900 Fabulous indoor pool! $799,900

UNIVERSITY COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE PROVENCAL ROAD THREE MilE .E.L"ORS~ REGAL PLACE Darling three bedroom two bath Superb, spacious Colonial. Two bed- Tastefully decorated and updated five Beautifully renovated home, I41rze Spacious four bedroom Tudor with Cape Cod. Sun Room. $290,000 rooms down, two up. Four baths. bedroom. Family Room. Library. Kitchen. Great Room. $149,900 fabulous features! Built in 1980.

LAKE SHORE ROAD BElANGER MatvebJs five bedroom French Attractive four bedroom, two bath Colonial. First floor Master. $995,000 Cape Cod. Warranty. Now $1 89,900

(>X'; ~ ~~f, :l: _" NORTH OXFORD CANTERBURY MARTIN ROAD LOTHROP PROVENCAL ROAD HAll PLACE Marvelous fogo bedroom wilh Garden TraditioMl four bedroom, two and Comfortable St. Clair Shora RandI Magnificent walled English Regency Exceptional private estate on more Attractive, updated three bedroom Room. Lots d options. $409,000. one half bath Colonial. ~amily Room. with Family Room, Utility Room. Estate. Exquisite detail. than 2 KI'eS. Adjoining lot available. Cape Cod. Real value at $299,000.

BUCKINGHAM BERKSHIRE ROAD IROQUOIS for LEASE YORKSHIRE for LEASE HARCOURT for lEASE WATERFRONT Great DeInIiI inaJme property. Over 4,000 square feet in this six Two carriage houses in historic Handsome three bedroom Sharp two bedroom fumished Lower EnBIIsh. Lakefront living south of Nine Mile. Two bedr ...... In -* unit. $N,,. bedroom stately English Tudor. Indian Village. Call for details. tenn at $1975/_th Unit. $1450/month. lons Family Room, Den. Also on, canal.

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• - Thursday, December 20, 2001 YourHome Page 11 Centipede invasion may be caused by moisture Q. Ou~ house has .been invaded hidden under the furnace, under by centIpedes d~splte basement shelving, built-in cupboards, or ~aterproofing~ bl~onthly profes- Ask even behind wall paneling. Sl(~n::ue~rmmation and a dehu- ' If you have been "pest control- rmdifier In .the ~asement. Although ~ Mr. ling" in the basement, try address- the exterminatIOn works temporar- ""lidwali'D ing the problem from outside the ily, there are always corps~s in the "' ~ house. ba~me~t ~d t~en soon after, live You may find the source of cen- house and try to keep this area as ones amve In the basement and on tipedes in a crawl space adjacent to dry as possible. Caulk and seal up the first floor. . the basement, in wood chips along- all cracks in the foundation and Do you have an~ suggestIOns on __ side the building, under a woodpile freeze-board around the home. The how to finall~ get nd ofthese pests, or broken concrete. Other nesting freeze-board is the lowest trim of or should we Just move?- Grossed tions. Finding the habitat is going areas include cracks in cement wood or aluminum siding where it out in Grosse Pointe. . to provide the source of your dilem- walks and stoops, slab sheds and meets the foundation. Use pest . A. If you have loads of. cen- ma. If your dehumidifier is pulling compost piles. control poisons on the foundation tI~des, you may have. a hidden over a gallon of water a day, there To rid your abode of the pests, wall and the first foot or so of mOisture prob~em. CentIpedes pre- could be a damp area you are miss- start by removing any organic ground around the home. Residual fer to locate m dark, damp loca- ing. The breeding locale could be debris and mulch from around the insecticides available to homeown- ers include trigger spray "home pest control" and boric acid dust. GP Board of Realtors selects' ne-w-officers Centipedes should not be con- Community Services award for her trolled with pesticides away from Johnston Associates; Carla the dwelling. Centipedes feed on The Grosse Pointe Board of long-time involvement with the Realtors installed their new offi- Butterly of the City of Grosse small insects, insect larvae, and on Pointe, Bolton-Johnston community services committee and cers and presented two prestigious their many projects for the commu- spiders. Consequently they are awards to acknowledge contribu- Associates; Cheryl Gauss, beneficial, though most homeown- Johnstone & Johnstone; Vicky nity. Her other activities in the tions by their members. community were also highlighted ers consider them a nuisance. More than 150 members and Colwell, Higbie Maxon Agney Inc.; Centipedes are poisonous, but and John "Skip" Moss, Tappan & in the presentation. guests attended the event held Michigan Supreme Court Justice their bite is seldom worse than a Associates. wasp sting. If you are at all allergic Dec. 5 at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Robert P. Young, Jr., installed the Marilyn Stanitzke of Grosse to bee or insect bites get medical Club. new officers and board members, The Grosse Pointe Board of Pointe Farms, Higbie Maxon attention immediately after being Agney, received the prestigious commenting that from this point Realtors' newly elected officers are: forward, they become public citi- bitten by a centipede. Frederick G. Scully Award for her Mr. Hardware and company president Bill Van Deweghe, zens and representatives of the Prudential Grosse Pointe Real lifetime achievements in the real want to wish everyone a Merry estate arena. Stanitzke was recog- real estate profession. Christmas and a prosperous New Estate; president elect Lewis The Grosse Pointe Board of nized for her leadership with the Year. We thank you for your sup- Gazoul ofthe City of Grosse Pointe, Realtors was founded in 1986 to Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors, port throughout the year. We Jim Saros Agency; secretary Anne serve the needs of Realtors in thE' serving on and chairing many com- would not be here if it were not for Marie DeRosier of Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe community. The Park, Century 21 Associates; and mittees, as well as her many other our fast, friendly customers - see achievements in the community. Board now represents more than treasurer James Stickney of 360 real estate agents in the you next year! She has been a Realtor for more Send your questions to Mr. Detroit, Johnstone & Johnstone. Grosse Pointe area who are mem- Outgoing president is Nancy I. than 25 years, and has been an Hardware c/o Gzlbert's Pro agent with Higbie Maxon Agney for bers of the National Association of Velek of Grosse Pointe Woods,who Realtors and agree to abide by the Hardware at 21912 Harper in St. more than 20 years. Her husband, Clair Shores 48080; call (586) 776- will serve this year as vice presi- national Code of Ethics and Don, and her son, Steve, from 9532, e-mail dent. Atlanta, Ga., were in attendance. Professional Standards. Newly installed members of the For more information, call (313) staf/@mrhardware.com, or viszt the Also honored at the event was new and improved www.mrhard- board of directors are John Cotzias 882-8000, or visit the bdard's web- Stevie Miller of the City of Grosse ware.com to retrieve past columns. of Grosse Pointe Park, RelMax in site at www.gpbr.com. the Pointes; Myrna Smith of Pointe who received the Grosse Pointe Farms, Bolton-

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- Thursday, December 20.2001 YourHome Page 13 Classifieds • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 ;; 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 707 HOUSES FOR RENT / 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX' 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX POINTES/HARPER WOODS- S.LS/MACOMB COUNTY POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS DETROIT/WAYN£ COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY LARGE upper ranch du- EASTPOINTE- clean, 3 SOMERSET- 6 room EAST English Village, 2 11 Mile! Harper- Remod- It has become plex, 2,500 sq. ft. 3 bedroom duplex, ap- upper, freshly painted, bedroom apartment, eled 1 bedroom, ex- necessary to charge bedrooms, 2 1/2 pliances, basement, hardwood floors, natu- appliances. $650. No cellent condition. Heat for declined credit cards. baths, all appliances, immediate occupancy. ral fireplace, front pets. (313)881-5012 included. $560. The fee will be updated kitchen, new References. $735 porch, garage, sepa- (248)882-5700 $2.00 per ad. EAST English Village. 2 carpeting. 1 block (313)885-0197 You'll be Informed if it rate basement, no 11/ Jefferson. 3 bed- bedroom lower. Hard- from Lake St. Clair, ST. Clair Shores water- happensJo pets $750 plus utilit- room, 2 bath Cape wood. new furnace, lawn! snow removal front house, 3 bed- your account. Ies and security Cod. $995 month. appliances. $700. included. No pets. rooms, 1 1/2 baths, Thank you (313)881-3027 (810)773-7755 313-882-0033 $1,7501 month. Kess- clean, well mam- for your advertising SPACIOUS upper, 500 ONE bedroom apart- ler and Company tained, private. $1,600 and loyalty. EAST English Village. block of Neff. Large ment- St. Clair (248)643-9099 per month (313)882- Grosse POinte News & Upper 2 bedroom. rooms, natural fire- Dining, fireplace, laun- Shores. Second floor. 5027 The Connection, place, updated kitch- Available immediately. SPECTACULAR bunga- dry, balcony. Waterl ST. Clair Shores- im- Classified Advertising en. Very clean Spacious unit with low, Grosse POlOte heat included. $675. maculate, 3 bedroom LAKEPOINTE 1077. $1,2001 month. Call balcony, AlC, COin area. 3 bedrooms, 2 (313)521-8799 eve- bungalow, fmlshed Must see & compare! RE/MAX, John Cot- laundry and storage. baths, finished base- nrngs. basement, 1 1/2 car Large/ open Immacu- Zlas, (313)881-9020 $625 Including heat ment. Newly remod- KELLY- 7 Mile, 2 bed- garage, 1 1/2 bath, late 2 bedroom upper, and water. The Blake eled. appliances TROMBLEY, 794. 2 room duplex Finished fenced yard, central freshly painted, sun Company, 313-881- $1,050 (810)776-2444 bedroom + 3rd bed- basement. Stove, re- air, in great neighbor- porch & pantry, new 6882 room or TV room. frigerator, fenced hood. $1,0001 month, furnace & central air, WONDERFUL colOnial Newly decorated, car- yard. $500 + security 70S HOUSES FOR RENT pets okay (313)881- basement, all applian- on Mapleton in the peted. Air conditIOn- depoSit, first and last POINTESjHARPER WOODS 5414 ces, concerned land- Farms. Neat as a pin, Ing. Garage. month + utilities. lord. $8501 month plus 2200 sq. ft., 3 bed- awaiting your move in. 709 TOWNHOUSES/ (313)331-6882 (313)923-4449 deposit. Available im- rooms, 2 1/2 baths on Bolton Johnston CONDOS fOR RENT TROMBLEY- lower, 3 popular Farms (313)884-6400 Carla mediately (313)549- MACK Cadieux area, 1005 Vernier. You pick bedroom. $1,380. No streets. Steps to Hili, 7683 upper unit, 2 bed- Butterly the palOt! Completely pets. (313)822-4709 close to Lake. Fur- room. Available imme- 706 HOUSES FOR RENT remodeled town- LARGE 2 bedroom low- nished or unfurnished. 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX dIately, heat & water DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY house, 3 bedroom, er flat. Porch. Very $19501 month, unfur- DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY included. $4951 deck, view Lochmoor nice. Wayburnl St. nished. (313)882- 11472 Whithorn- 3 bed- month. 313-886-2965 Golf Course $1,200/ Paul. Rent negotiable. 1 & 2 bedroom remod- 3815, (313)510-1551 room, full basement, (313)882-1001 eled units. $350 & NEAR Kellyl Morang. Section 8 okay. $6501 month. 248-723-9350 $450 per month. Duplex, 2 bedrooms, 774 Lakepointe- approx- $650, 1st & last 2 bedroom condo locat- NEFF, 2. bedroom, 1 refrigerator, stove, bath, charming lower (313)885-3410 imately 2,000 sq. ft. 3 months rent plus se- ed on Nautical Mlle. basement, ceiling curity to move in, Unit, fireplace, central 16131 Mack- at Bedford, bedroom, 1 1/2 bath. $7001 month includes fans, feAced' yard, ready by Christmas. heat, air, newer appli- 1 bedroom upper. Appliances. $1.900. heat. (810)415-0035 alarm. $540 month 313-884-4887 (734)697-8559 ances, washer, dryer, $450 (313)824-9174 plus security, last 22980 Marter Road- garage, near the Vil- 2 bedroom, all applian- month rent, utilities. GROSSE Pointe Park 2 & 3 bedrooms. Deco- Lakeshore Village, 2 lage and lake. ces, no pets, $650. (313)923-4449 WlOdmill Pte. area. rated, clean, fenced. bedroom, completely $550- $695. Daily (313)640-8991 (313)824-1439 Three bedroom, 2 1/2 redone. Must pass RECENTLY remodeled bath brick colonial, showings. (313)882- credit check. $895/ NEFF, 2 bedroom, 1 313 Newport, Jefferson! duplex- $600pupper, $ fireplace, dining room, 4132 month. Available Im- bath, charming lower Chalmers area be- 600 lower, 3 bed- and Florida room. 2 mediately Call Denise unit, fireplace, central tween Fisher ManSion 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fin- rooms each unit or car garage. Central (248)613-9493 heat, air, newer appli- and Grosse Pointe ished basement" ap- $1,150 for both. Ac-. air. $1,300. (313)821- pliances, garage. ances, washer, dryer, Park. 1 1/2 bedroom cepting Section 8. $7001 month plus se- 9 Mile! Harper, 1 bed- garage, near the Vil- upper, utilities includ- 8760 lage and lake. (313)885-3410 curity (313)640-8246 room, heat & carport ed. Non smoking, GROSSE Pointe Woods (313)640-8991 mcluded. $625. 810- vegetarian household. ST. John Hospital area, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 5039 Lafontalne- Mack! 350-5966 NEFF. 821. 2 bedroom, $375 month. 2 bedroom. kitchen, fenced, $900. Moross area. 2 bed- very sharp, 2 story. (313)823-3815 bath, totally updated (248)613-3079 room. $6501 month HARPER Woods, 1 New kitchen & decor, throughout including plus secunty. bedroom, $6401 AL TERI Jefferson, GROSSE Pointe pnvate basement, new windows, fur- (313)882-3145 Pointe Manor Apart- Woods- Freshly paint- month plus secunty. central air, garage. nace. Too many up- ments. 1 bedroom ed. 3 bedroom brick 1-94/ Cadieux. 2 bed- Section 8 okay. $975.313-510-8835 dates to list. truly $380, studio $340 An colonial, 2. 5 baths, room house, 2 full (810)498-9601 charming. Good credit NEW Beaconsfield up- utilities included. family room, fireplace, baths. basement, a must, 2 units $4501 HARRISON Twp. 1,200 per- 2 bedrooms, ga- (313)331-6971 2 car. $2,0001 month. fenced yard. $680. $500 James Francis sq ft., 1 1/2 bath, 2 rage with remote. Air, Grosse Pointe Farms- Plus secunty depoSIt, Realty, JMJ. bedrooms. $650. 248- all new appliances. In- APARTMENT 1 bed- Updated 5 bedroom. 3 first, last month rent (586)771-8302 505-3974, 248-601- cludes lawn care & room, heat! water in- fulU 2 half baths, sky- plus' utilities. 0997 . snow removal. $850. cluded, air, laundry htes, finished base- (313)923-4449 available. $395- $525 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX (313)882-3222 ment. 2 car. $3,100/ 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ LAKESHORE Village 2 (313)882-4132 S.U/MACOMB COUNTY OUTSTANDING duplex month. D & H Proper- S.C.S/MACOMB cOUNTY bedroom townhouse, 1 bedroom apartment ties, (248)737-4002 expanded kitchen. ill pnme location. APARTMENTI flat- Roseville- all applian- 10 1/2 & Jefferson. Close to Village. Ex- Eastlawnl Chandler HARPER Woods- 3 Spotless 2/ 3 bed- Available January 1st ces, no pets. $775 plus security. cellent conditIOn, 2 Park area, 1 bedroom, (248)543-3940 be- bedroom bungalow, room. Completely re- air, carpeted, applian- (313)881-9088 bedrooms, 2 baths, &ppliances $400/ tween 7am- 4pm. modeled, garage, ap- fireplace, hardwood month. (313)331-3663 ces, fenced, garage. pliances. $9001 floors. Available Janu- $800. (248)355-1069 713 INDUSTRIAL/ 1 bedroom spacIous month. (586)775-6504 ary 1st. $1,200/ BORDERING Grosse WAREHOUSE RENTAL townhouse, base- Don't Forget- month. (313)343-9061 POlOte, 2 bedroom ment. Eastpomte, 91 Call your ads in Earlyl ST. Clair Shores. 3 bed- WAREHOUSE space lower, clean, nice, UPPER flat, 1 bedroom, Gratiot. Air, applian- Classified Advertising room brick, garage, for lease approximate- some appliances, ga- ly 5,000 square feet excellent condition, ces. $545. 313-885- 313-882-6900 ext 3 basement. Lease With rage, 1 1/2 month se- option to buy $900- Grosse Pomte area. South of 8 Mile, East 8300. Senior dis- Circ8t 'I\:liru ~W8 ,. curity. $575 month. $1,300 586-716-2949 (248)866-5446 of 1-94, call (313)884- counts. 0066 (313)220-0164 &&t+"" ? -

Classifleds • (313)882"6900 ext. 3 Thursday, December 20,2001 Page 14 YourHome 723 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS 721 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS NORTHERN MICHIGAN 714 LIVING QUARTERS 716 OFFICE /COMMERCIAl NORTHERN MICHIGAN FLORIDA NORTHERN MICHIGAN TO SHARE FOR RENT HARBOR Spring- Ha- WATERFRONT Port EXOTIC location. Full BOYNE Highlands Ross Sanilac, 6 bedrooms, Grosse Pointe Woods Cottage on the 16th bor Cove lUXUry 3 FEMALE to share spa- gulf vIew. Fully equip- 3 baths, Sandy beach. (at Harperl Allard) green. 2,200 sq. ft. bedroom condo. In- cious home. Harper ped apartment. Heat- $1,5001 week. 313- Woods. $3501 month, Approx. 930 sq. ft. Family room, hving door pool, close to ed pool & jacuzzi. 882-5070 1 includes utilities. 4 room suite, room, dining room. 4 Boyne Highlands & Weekly rates availa- bedrooms, 3.5 baths, (313)371-6116 $1,200 month. NNN. Nubs Knob. Call Available immediately ble. (727)360-7037 sleeps 8- 10. In room (248)745-6823 for ski NEED A ROOMMATE? 2 year lease minimum. MARCO ISLAND Jacuzzi, gas fireplace, cable, modem access. 1 All Ages, Occupations, (313)881-3496 3 bed. luxury duplex on dates. Tastes, ~ackgrounds Not available 12/26- I canal lot in Old Marco. and lifestyles. GROSSE Pointe Woods 1/3, or President's HARBOR Springs cozy Dining & shopping with- Day. No pels, non "Our 20th Year" individual office and in walking distance, condo, sleeps eight, small suite. Shared smoking building. Home-Mate Specialists Hot tub, $4,0001 month. $4001 day weekends. fireplace, many ex. (248)644 -6845 conference room, $1,5001 week. $2501 day mid- week. tras, near slopes. kItchen. (810)773- 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL (989)345-9122 $1 ,5001 week. (313)823-1251 7200 FOR RENT www.cobane.com Carolyn (313)881- KENNEDY BUILDING MARCO Island, FL 2 HARBOR Springs- 2 20490 Harper, executive 5823 Opposite Eastland bedroom condo for offices for lease, off- bedroom beachfront Grosse Pointe News street parking, various Shopping Center. condo from $1,0001 rent. 12124- 12128, City of Eastpointe. HARBOR Springs con- $600. Sleeps six, sizes. (313)881-4929 week. 3 bedroom wa. &(ffiSftiiOii Near 1-94 & 1-696 terway home with pool do, 3 bedroom, fire- clubhouse with pool. 1 • I • " , • , I l .. 5 MONTHS FREEl Single suites-5,600 from $1,2001 week or place, minutes to ski- mile from skiing. (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Grosse Pointe sq. ft. on main level. $4,5001 month. Har- ing. Holidays availa- (313)881-3799 Completely renovated By appointment borview Rentals 800- ble (313)885-4142 offtce buildings. 810-776-5440 377-9299 Email info@ From 800 sq. ft. hart>orview-rentals,com to 2,000 sq. ft. KERCHEVAL on the MARCO Island. Beach- 313-884-1414/ Broker Hill, 2 room office sUite. Greco Title front, 2 bedroom, beauti- COLONIAL EAST Building. New carpet fully furnished. Available ST. CLAIR SHORES and paint. $6001 January & March 9 Mile and Harper month; includes utilit- (313)881-4199 150- 700 sq. ft., Ies. (586)493-5500 NAPLES, Florida, 2 all utilities, bedroom, 1 block- 5 day janttor, KERCHEVAL, 15224. beach. 3 month mini- near expressway. Grosse Pointe. Offi- ces, 200- 3900 sq. ft. mum. (313)884-7944 Reasonable BOYNE MOUNTAIN PELICAN BAY MARCO SHORES available at $1.05 per NAPLES. On or off the (586)778-0120 Time Share (Naples, FL). Condo with beautiful sq. ft. (313)824-7900 beach. From $7501 3 bedroom, 2 bath golf course view. ESTABUSH your busi- or (313)-410-4339 week. Agent. 1st Floor Villa condo in Across street 3 bed, 2 bath. Available ness presence in your (941 )598-2224 on Deer Lake. own building; at Ker- OFFICE space avail a- from private beach. Dec. Jan.March & later. SIESTA Key--3 -beef- Sleeps 6- 8 cheval on the 'Hill'. ble- 700- 1,500 sq. ft., Available January, $2,2001 menthly, room waterfront hous- Avail. Feb. 1st- Feb. 8th 313-886-6010 low rent includes all Apnl 19th- Apnl 26th February, March. $1,0001 weekly. utilities. 8 Milel 1- 94 es, 1 & 2 bedroom FIRST floor location on (313)882.7246 313-283-3793 (313)882-3925 exit Castle Real Es- condos, seasonaV an- Kercheval In Grosse tate (810)756-1100 nual. ($41 )929-1956 Pointe Farms. Com- SOUTHWEST Florida, pletely redecorated. Clair Shores, Jeffer- ST. below Naples. quiet, Includes 2 lavatones, son/ Marter area. secluded, new 21 2 Upper Peninsula entrance from Ker- Small office suite condo. Dockage in- Les Cheneaux Islands cheval and municipal available in beautiful cluded, great fishing EVERGREEN LODGE parking lot. OCCupan- professional building. area. $8501 week. To advertise n ttis ~ a:JI cy immediate. Mr. Call Pat at (313)201- 8eeJ ttif lIIished IMIBfra't $22001 month. 313- Edgar 313-884-0600 1263 for details. retreat wi all the comforts 882-7128. of home & more. (313)882.(DX) ext. 3 313-343-5588 721 VACATION RENTALS Come Spend The G. P. WOODS flORIDA Holidays W ith Us Individual offices and • FAX (313)343-5569 ANNA Maria Island, Open All year whole suites available Ronda. Condo. 2 bed- immediately. Starting at 888-484-3002 room, 75' from gulf. evergreenlodgeml.com $300 per month, Heated pool, (941)- including utIlities. 779-Q403 (313)882-1010 F 0 n SOLE H E 0 L ESTOTE I .lbE] J 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlt 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE ST. Clair ShQres house ST. Clair Shores, 1,300 .1 GROSSE Pointe ESTATE sale- Alice How MUCH square feet, built In 1337 Sunningdale- Quinlin. 364 & 366 Ri- wanted Brick, base- Woods- 1601 Brys- did that HOME sell for? 1953. 70 x 152 lot. Stunning view of vard, \Ocome house, meilt, garage. Totally renovated 3 Find out ... Log onto Appliances included, Lochmoor Golf Ch~b bedroom, 1 1/2 bath 2,880 sq. ft. needs up- $103,000 cash. John- GPrealestate,com asking $125,000. No Ranch on spacious bungalow. New ga- dates. $240,0001 ac- son 105 Radcliff lot. Call for details. rage $222,600. 810- &: click on Drive. Houghton Lake, basement. (586)775- cepting offers. Great 'recent home sales' (313)886-4873 915-0303, 810.412. deal! (810)774-1400 Michigan, 48629 4007 0800. Brokers protect- ed. '...... ~ ......

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800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE HARPER Woods. Noth- GROSSE POinte GROSSE POinte Farms, 20260 Country Club, FIRST OFFERING Shores, reducedl 75 459 Cloverly 3 bed- Ing to do, but move in. south Vermer, west Morossll94. Completely Woodland Shore rooms, 1 1/2 baths. A 94. Brick bungalow, 3 updated ranch. New SpacIous 1,250 Drive. 3,500 square must see. (313)881- bedroom, 1 bath, new kItchen, new bath, ga- square foot ranch on feet, 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 2461 rage. Only $64,900. block windows, front 97 x 335 lot. Newly re- bath, finished base- GROSSE POinte Farms- DETROIT'S BEST BUY door, alarm system, modeled kitchen, _-&- ment, many updates. 232 McKinley- Newly cedar closet, hard- SpacIous brick bunga- newer windows & Sauna, pool, JacuzzI. renovated 3 bedroom, low in move in condition. 1536 Woodbridge, St. wood floors roof. Basement, 2 1/2 $695,000 Ann MaTie 2 1/2 bath brick colo- 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, Clair Shores. Thi $127,000. Call car garage, $137,500. mcely malOtalOe Papa, Realty Execu- mal In prime location (313)640-4136 new kitchen. Immediate New 2 car garage, Call Lucy Fowlds at ranch offers newe tives East. (313)884- occupancy. $94,900. roof, hardwood floors, new first floor laundry, ReMax Pinnacle 6969, (810)741-8200 Fax your ads 24 hours Stieber Realty Anderson windows, new Windows. 313-343-5569 Homes, (586)677- updated kitchen, fin $385,900. Brokers (586)775-4900 protected. 810-915- arc- 1I:lint~ Nil... 6123 ished basement, pret IfABII'EB WOODS '\1:'+* 'ph ty landscaping. Ann 21160 ROODI'f(Wl" 0303,810-412-0800 Marie DeRosier, Cen .. JIEDROOIIIS 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 2V2M1HS 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE tury 21 ASSOCiate ...... v ..... 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS (313)331-7337 -.""""'/10J'IDrida.' __ ....~ fIaridra __ .... RIVIERA Terrace- 2 22624 Avalon, bedroom, 2 bath, se- St. Clair Shores 2 In_ ...... QuIdr. C I • •• • t! curity, pool, club- Fabulous renovated 1920's Tudor. 5 $675,000.00 3 bedroom brick ranch $J65.000 house, carport, appli- ances. (586)n7-oo11 bedrooms, 31/2 baths, approxi- with full finished CSVJIJJIV 2J mately 4,300 square feet. Newer basement. Brand new MIEBK'ANA SHOREPOINTE- updat- 3 1/2 car garage with walk-up loft kitchen. $138,500. ASMlORlION~ I3JS~ ed condo, front unit. area, 2 natural fireplaces (1) Pewabic 144 Muir, Finished basment, and (1) limestone. Granite counter Grosse Pointe Farms ~AMERICANA new furnacel carpetl tops in kitchen and bath, cherry 3 bedroom brick ranch paint. Move in condi- cabinetry and woodwork in kitchen, with hardwood floors. tion. (810)n4-8094 Full basement with 1/2 vaulted ceiling in large family room EVEIlYJ1IING ST. Clair Shores, ranch addition. Leaaed glass windows and bath. $198,000 condo. 2 bedroom, 2 doors, hardwood floors, extensive 4264 cadieux- Detroit Far JIlDUI'IleaI .&tafle ...... Cd bath, 1 car garage . ornamental plasterwork, natural 2 bedroom brick home, $119,500 (586)779- woodworK, sprinkler system very etean, well 8471 and newer roof. maintained home ..,..,...... Beauti.fu11y landscaped. 1156 Yorkshire with newer central air. •.... JolOW-- ..... 809 WATERFRONT LOTS Grosse PoiDte Park Recreation room in .Y... ,- .... basement. $74,900. -s-e dRy ...... CHEBOYGAN, Black Lake. 187 feet of san- Goosen Realty dy all sports beach. 810-773-7138 efiIId Ii'"ClIIf'AU08 Motivated seller, will -sdtooI1ttfo look at all offers. CANAL front home, on ...... COlIIfs $249,000 Century 21 704 Pear Tree Lane Elegant one of St. Clair Douglas. (800)336- Shores best canals. 3 .....,..-.... 0003 Ralph Stedman - _.... Grosse Pointe Woods 2,100 14. fe. nznch. bedrooms, 2 full 2 bedroom. 1 1/2 bcItR. baths. Open floor 313 NORTHERN MICHIGAN LOGON'l'O firn fbw LJimdry, plan, hardwood floors, HOMES 2 firepLJcu cmd buder's pemt'r'y. attached garage, new I- . tJpdaus inthe past seawall. Asking TODAY TRAVERSE City. Pri- 3,ems include edl_ $285,000. (810)775- - vate, wooded 6+ 1andsc4IPinc, ",*k fXWeT p.aao 3555 acres with this cus- cmd~. A/C. sprinJc1er ...... "." &laM tom- built home. 6 s,stem. cmd kitchen. DETROIT- 2, 3 & 4 bed- IIiJal EaIIy bedrooms, 3 1/2 This house has bun room available, like baths, vaulted ceil- medcuJous1y new condition. Owner ings, open kitchen, maintcIined cmcl is in will help with closing main floor master Gbsobae mow: in condition. costs. Joe, (313)521- ROSEVILLE For more information call (813)885-3979 suite with whirlpool, 5600 12MII., utica conversation loft over- Asking price $41/;.000 looking living room, Open Sunday 2pm- 4pm New ColUtJ'UCtion finished basement. 3 Bedroom. Full Bucmcat, cultured stone fire- Brick Front. place, multi- level Raacbes: From $129.900. decking, finished 2 car (:olonWs: From $134,900. attached garage and 30X 40 outbuilding. 2202 HOLLYWOOD - (231 )922-2396 Road Builders Model GROSSE POINTE WOODS 3 Bedroom Ranch, Grosse Point 819 CEMETERY LOTS Shores. Classic Colc Full Basement. FnlIy Fmished 1,100 Sq.Ft. nial & Much more CEMETERY plots, 2 for $139,900 Move In condition. RcadyTo M~ lal $1200 or 4 for $2300. Absolutely beautiful 3 bedroom bome with new kitchen, large master bedroom with Completely updated. Call (313)886-3797 walk-in closet, lovely family room with fireplace, deck. reGnisbed bardwood floors and 4 bedrooms, 2 1/ for details. remodeled tile bath. Newer windows, large sbed, new roof, furnace and f;CIltral air and baths. Private park Builders Model more. Home warranty policy. $149,500. like yard with spo 3 Bedroom Colonial, LOOK court. Walk to G.P.S. FuJI Basement, Classified Advertising ~ FLO ABKE, GRI park & schools. 1m 1,320 Sq. Ft. 313-882-6900 ext 3 mediate occupancy. $144,900 Fax 313-343-5569 ASSOCIATE BROKER Select Yow Fmisba ~2L Brokers welcome. CENTURY 21 AAA REAL ESTATE, INC. ~ 1\:Iint~ flWws $575,000. 313-886 810-447-1295 &.i.$k ~ 313-884-6186 OR 810-771-7771 X 136 9354,81Q..217-9377 i," f _ - ......

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