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prebsure Blackout While people In the Park, yesterday's headlines Wood", Shores, Harper From page 1A Woodb and mo",t other com- 50 years ago this week begm 5,477 sIgnatures to bar sale eldded to $60,000 the faun mumtles In the metro The threat of rall1 WOl I It'd of the dlstrJct's hIstone datIOn ha" allead\ bet c1"lde DetrOIt al ed turned on their • Pre~ldent Bert Wlcklllg 25 years ago this week Wood" C'll \ Adnll11lbt ratol' admmH,tratlve offites at 389 fOI l,tndstdplng dnd other taps to get tntkles of water of the Gr%"t' Pomte Board Ted Bldlgeu e • For thl' "econd tmw III St C'ldlJ III the CIty of ae"thetlc \mplO\ ('men\<., they hdd to bod, Farms and of EdutatlOn dIg" the fir"t 'If \I€ h,l\e el Il1dJOI relill Ie"" thdl1 three H'clr", (;IO.,be POInte WOI hkeh cOlllClde elt, resldentb never lost "hovel of dIrt from the "Ile of k \\ ill ewnt. Wt' don t hd\ e el(,(- G IO"be POint(, Woodb \ oterI' theIr \\Idter pressure The petitIOn effortb tdke WIth the t1ty's pl'lll to bulld tlluty to operelte tht, a new elementdn "thool turn down ell1dd\ I"ory Iefer- At the 73-year-old neo- buddlOg bemg el(~lled on place whde ,choo! offiCials a garden-"tylt' p,lI k on I "e\\ till n nllt to rlpfNlt "fli( IPnt one I atHln of d top • Thp Glo<.,,,e POIllte tOl 1\ ,I' purnng along under m Ill'l'\ dII 111'\('I I ('he\( d the door"tep of ~1T" EddIe the lb"ue 2.913 to 2,039 notth sthool b) stem j< ,11111" puhllc "dletl uepdll- ,10, .. "tehfu! l') (' rf \V 1t" .. lhell 111 the lorm of 1,lIni'lll Chase on C\ldleux Concerned Cltlzenb wdnl ment dl"tnbute~ el publlcd "upellntendent Scott • An ll-,edr old Grosse III ett Sm Ith the ShOl P'> l:!ommmgd The ton of Ice .,ldtked lO POInte 1',11 k bov, pltthmg 111 the bchool ooard to place the tlon edIted by Lt Mal k dllectorof publlt \\OIk" ". on the fr ont We ne, pr held any prob- ,I <.,crubbel"eball game on the Is,>ue on a bdllot for the pub Brecht expl,lInlllg how ldW" ,I geneldtor ,It the \ ill,lg( ., lem" m,llnt,lll1lng wdter porch b trdced to' el group of ground., of Defer hc to deCide apply to kId" 'lOd how Juve north pump '>tdtlOn II ,,, Eddle\ fnend", ~lr" Ch,he prp~.,un' and we have a lot Element.lf\ Sthool, rt'ache~ • Tobacco, III ItS VdrJOU<; mle court (,!lter., the pIcture enough to keep thc "d III l.., I SdyS The Joke I" ,I creatl\ e of redundancy here - gas fOl dime shot hit back to the forms of mdulgence, wlll no when rul('" .II e brokpn "ell er" n(J\\ II1g and th,lt tlw bon \ oyage for the lOuple'., gpnel atorb and dIesel back- mound, mlbbeb the cdtch, I" longel be a welcome Ylsltor 'Youth Hdndbook" out south pump .,tdLlon hl'ld ,t'> forthcommg tnp to Ala"ka up' Hommlllgd ~dld hit hard WIth the bal! III the own WIthout PO\Iel to GlOsse Pomte public Imes the roles of the depart- HO\\le\ er. the generator chest and dll's HowevPl, "tor m draIn" school bUlldmgs ment's detective bureau. \I,I"n t cdpable ofgeneratlllg were not a COllU'rIl III thE' Mr Chase, a dISC lackey The boy's mentor fJ om the Effective Sept I, smokmg Youth Sel vice Dlvl<;lon and the UbUdl output of \\ ater ShorPb or GIOI'>'>(' POInte wIth CKLW, will combme BIg Brother program stands IS to be banned from all the dutlCs of the youth om- Fellllh employees, mostly pleasure and bm,lness dur- Pal k slOce they bepm ated by helplessly MIchIgan pubhc schools)Jl cer hfegudl ds sldelmed by the mg the tnp by bear huntmg all of thell bdnltary dnd Teammates and neIghbor accordance WIth passage of a pO\ler outage, got the word and tapmg intervIews WIth • Four Glosse Pomte storm "ewer hnes sevel dl hood bOYb collect $76 They law SIgned by Gov John out by d door-to-door can- the governor of Alaska, may- Wood;, lIfeguardb \\ 111 tro- yedrb dgO glV€ $50 to the dead boy', Engler I ab~ of the neIghborhood, 0rs of many CItIes and pIO- phIeS In the MIchigan "Mo~t of our \I 01 k was 111 dIvorced mother dnd use the • The Grosse Pomte ad\ Iblllg reSidents to con- neers for a berlt'" of bnldd- RecreatIOnal Pdrk elldmg reSident... In opellllJg baldllcP to "end roses to the Farms CIty-Park Babe Ruth "el \ e water to preserve ade- CdSt" about the rapIdly theIr gdrdgeb dnd "tartlng funerd] 14.year-old all-star team A;,socJatlOn lifeguard compe- quatI' wdter pressure developing terntOl y generator." , SmIth ."lld • Grosbt' Pomte Sthools WIns the state champIOnshIp titIOn In River Rouge We hdd to go out and • Resldentb and property Brother-and ~Istel Tony dnd Much of Smith'" \HlIk \1,1" ~upel mtendent \Vdllam dnd Its firbt game In the '>hut on a couple of ,>pnn- tJken Cdle of In ,111 dutomat owners of E StJ eel. other- OhIO Valley regIOnal at Rachelle Atra;.; Win fil bt klpr.,' Horn 1111nga said Coats welcomeb four new ed phone ;., .,tem dl'velopl'd \\ Ise known as Mornlllgsldp Brookfield, Ill, by beating place In the cooed diVISion 'Ppople were \'ery under- pnnclpals Donald Bassett bj Sharp" rC~I(I('nt .}olw m Grosse Pomte Woods, lose Youngstown, OhIO 6-5 Beth Janutol and MISSy <.,t,llldll1g ,1Ild \\(' adVised to PIerce Middle School, MIlls \\ hlch t,t1]pd (',lch I p,> theIr fight to prevent the Audrev Burchett to Ferry Warnack are runner;,-up In them to share the IIlforma- The Powte squad, howev- Ident \\ Ith ,I rewrdcd m( '> dIrt road from bemg cItified tlOn \1 lth thell neIghbors" Eleme'ntan School. Leo er, lObes It next two games to the women's dl\%lOn sage to ad\ I.,e them to bod W.lndS • to Mdlre HOIIe\ er. mObt reSIdents be ehmwdted from the tour- Rachelle Atras" al<;o wms tap 1\ ,Iter whIch the Vdlage Elempntary elnd WIlham \\ ert' ,IIredd y conservmg Although 55 of 77 people nament the monstel 'anetv c\ ent 10 purch,l.,es horn the Detlolt Mogk to - Glosse POInte \' ater Some aJ ea restau- \\ ho would be abseb"ed fOJ the women's diVISIOn, which Wdtt'r ,1I1d SPWPI dge South HIgh School rants 111 thp ('It". whIch pur- paving E Street SIgn a peti- 5 years ago this week lIlcludes rUllOlng. sWlmmlOg Department tIOn protestmg the proposal t ha"e<; watt'r from the and JumplOg off a five-metpr The bOll \ldtel dd'J~OI v on ground" that Improve- • The Grosse Pomte Pal k Farm., remained closed 10 years ago this week dlvlllg platform Hel brother wa" Is"ued h, the DWSD ments would IIlcrease traffic FoundatIOn holds a gala becau.,e of the fp,1l of battpl e\ en after plm er was IS second by one second ll1 and encourage speedlOg, the • Memberb of Concerned party that raises $6,000 for Idl wntamlndnh Ipal h1l1g restored and even though the men's dIVISion cIty counc!llgnores the petI- Cltl7ens of Grosse Pomte renovatIOns to lower mto the b\stem norm,Jlly lhey \\ ere allowed to oper- tIOn and votes for work to submIt a petItion contalnmg Jefferson The money WIll be - Brad LlIldberg pH tectea hy adeq udte \\ atpr ate "DetroIt was asking for the "ame. so they were prob- 'Ibly followmg what they had been heanng 1Il the media." Hommmga Said The lack of water was Just as much a concern for pubhc -.afety db It wall for area res- Identb The first evel1l ng of the outdge Dave HIller. the Pdrk's public bafety dIrector. warned about slack water pre;,sure comlllg from DetrOIt "We don't have enough hydrant power to put a fire out' Hillel Sdld Power Wdb restored to the commul1ltv by FrIday at 10 pm We responded to a multI- tude of alarm runs,' saId Woods pohce followll1g the re.,toratlOn of power Officerb I emoved portable ,top sIgn" Wayne County dl~tonnected the generator .It MdCk and Vermer 'The cIty has returned to nOl mal." accordmg to the Woods pohce blotter The return of power dIdn't ~ ..... -,... - meeln problem" were over A \\ oman IIvmg III the 700 block of South Oxford .,melled burmng wIres com- lllg from her refngerator A 9 World-Class Indoor Courts with State-of-the-Art Lighting. 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August 21, 2003 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Hospitals did more than stand by during blackout By Bonnie Caprara elettlv(' blirgelll''' on Fnday "We were down to a pretty aged from vIsIting SIck and ed all' m our delivery Brown saId St John pro- Staff Writer dnd SatllrddY, but employ- hmlted menu," Sulhvan Injured fnends and family at rooms" vlded transportatIon for Gro..,~e POlllte ..lrpeetlOn dllllllg wel en't bUrl' d dehvery from our Intensive care umt; pagers, whIch were albo out, t) and food cont,lmmatlOn week'b blackollt that the blackout 1)0ttOl" at St truckb would be bnngmg that was a very 'Iffy' sltua- but Brown credIted many had very httle Impact at the brought home hie and com- John HOSPltdl ,md Medical food Our No 1 pnonty 11. tlOn," Sullivan saId "Also, employees at St John for three area hospItals men,e to d halt Irom New ('entel conduded live n1 ed, Gary Kucharski, owner of Freezing Pointe Ice Cream and Candy Shop on The partlclpatmg In a strategy store. SmIles showed the let dusk come early Hand- Hill, began giving out free scoops after the power had been out for about two seSSIOn of the Wayne County group was in a good mood scrawled "closed - no hours. When power was lost. Kucharsld rushed out immediately in search of a Homeland Secunty and "RIght now, everybody's power" signs were taped in generator. He was powerless. Emergency Management takIng 1t good," HIller saId. wmdows of restaurants and "I couldn't buy one with five grand in my hand," be said. "I went to two Home Department "There's nothmg they can do bars Depots. They were all out. 1 saw a lady with one in back of her truck. 1 told her "It was a four-hour meet- to change 1t " Parents played with kids I would offer her twice the money for it. She wouldn't sell." mg on emergency prepared- 1£ the outage lasted a few "Dads and moms out front ness, but not WIth any more days, that could playIng catch because expectatlon of th1S," saId change. there's nothIng else to do," Power partiers light up Bedford HIller, who coordmates the HIller turned left onto said Hiller nostalgically group's eastsIde pohee and Beaconsfield toward Mack He smiled and wondered By Brad Lindberg fire fightmg resources. "As tIme goes on, we're how the outage will be Staff Wnter When electncity went out concemed WIth general wel- remembered. The blackout couldn't dIm shortly after 4 p m fare and health WIth no He saId, "Where were you spmts m the J 300 block of Thursday, Aug. 14, Hiller drlnkmg water," he saId when the lIghts went out?" Bedford was back III hIS office as ReSIdents of the tight-knIt chIef of pubhc safety III Grosse Pomte Park netgh- Grosse Pomte Park borhood dealt With the TerrOrism crossed hIS natIon's largest electncal YANKEE CANDLE" mind snafu by throwmg a curb- "EspeCIally when I !l.LW!l.Y(~ !l.V!l.JL!I.[~LE 1\T SIde wlllg dlllg complete learned the outage became With gnlled hamburger::. and so Widespread," Hiller saId smg-along" In the airport conference, "It JUbt kmd of hdppened," partIcIpants bramstormed SaId d bmlhng Howmd Kay potentIal terronst targets m Kay and hl<;Wife. M,lurY pas'>, the Aut; ] 4 the road III an unmarked tpnal melllngltls, a poten- 8outhpa<;t MichIgan's IVNAl blackout of 200,1 WIll be a tIally fatal (lJsea~p of the Oak Park officp (25900 talklllg po IIII for neighbors crUIser edmund t. AHEE )ewelers "Water supply IS the cntl- nervous wstrm Grpenfirld Road \ hy who rememberf>d how cal problem nght now," he Thp C~nter<; for DI<;pa<;e appOlntnwnt only ffl<'nd... pulled together 20139 Mack Avenue, Gro<;'it'POinte Woods, Ml 482% Control and PrevpntlOn Call 12Ml) !l67-H7.'ifi or when the lights Wf'nt out saId on northbound BOO-987-AHEF. 113-886-4600. tAx313-886-2120 Wayburn approachmg ('DC) recoJ:nl17e nH'llIn!{ltl" VI..,lt wwwvna org Co<;t IS "That's the SPlnt here," he wwwahet')eweler<; com Kercheval "We're very con- vaCclllatlOn as ..In effective $7!i sllId

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August 21,2003 4A News Grosse Pointe News Pointer made and is recreating hydroplane history By Bonnie Caprara the pair's World War I alr- P-38 alfcraft englne won won another Gold Cup that Slaff Wnter craft engme couldn't keep up Foster and the Arenas first year In 1938, the DetrOIt River with the boats that cut place 10 the PresIdent's Cup "I was 27 at the tIme, and was the mam artery that through the DetrOit River at and second place m the Ruth was three years pumped adrenahne mto the 60 mph DetrOIt Gold Cup race m younger than I," Foster said vems of hydroplane racers "We came m sec- 1946 "She was a pnvate secretary and fans worldwIde It was ond to (ltahan) "Dan's brother was second for a motor products firm also where Danny Foster Count Theo to Guy Lombardo 10 the She saId she was bound and had to be RossI and lead, but he lost the engme determmed to get me I was At that tIme, 20-year-old were the and Guy won the Gold Cup," busy, but we had a good Foster and hIS fnend Dan 0 n I y Foster said tIme Arena spent the past three Amencan Afterwards, Arena sold The couple was marned m years wmnmg races on the boat to the bO::ltto ::lman IT' Detr()lt, 1ql)'2 and later "ettled mto a Gold Cup CIrcuIt on the west fl n Ish, " and Foster was approached house her father bUIlt on coast F 0 s t e r by another man from Kmgs Court m Grosse Arena's father also felt said DetrOit to dnve hIS POinte Woods where Foster "'oster and hIS son were boat, MIS~Great lives today ready for the big tIme A For the Lake» In But as a marned man and neighbor and carrIage next 20 years, 1 94 7, then as a fdther, racmg took maker, Lou Fageol, agreed Foster made a F 0» t era back seat m Foster's hfe to manufacture and finance name for hImself m the d r 0 v e "I had a new ;,on and a boat powered by a World racmg world and m DetrOIt that boat responslbliltles," Foster War I aircraft engIne, and Foster grew up In Danny Foster shown in to vlctones said "In one race, we lost Arena's father put up the Oakland, Cahf, the son of the Peps V in and lUus- m the three people The pressure $500 entry fee for the young two engIneers tration that adorns a PresIdent's was on I was told by my men In exchange for labor m "We hved on a lake, and I envelope that commemo- Cup and the family that racmg was a the family vmeyard. learned to saIl at a very rated his first Gold Cup, Gold Cup He young man's sport " "Dan's dad loved boats," young age," Foster saId ~ft above, and on a trading also won both Foster said "He thought It was there I met my partner, card, right, races In 1948 In Foster stepped out of rac- was a bIg thing that we Dan He was lOto outboard the Peps V, a mg m 1958 but occasIOnally could butld these boats and racmg, but It got so expen. ground breakmg was called as a substItute race them," Foster saId SIve, we deCIded to get mto boat In hydroplane dnver for other boats for the The racmg ehte, mostly mboard racmg " DetrOIt, thIS time hIstOry next several years heIrs and other assorted Foster, who worked at takmg the Gold "It was ongmally Through the years, Foster playboy types, didn't know vanous machIne shops, also Cup race by stonn called PepSI V, WIth the has kept busy WIth hIS many what to make of the two raced midget cars With a new boat bUilt by V standIng for five compames and retIred lust Cahforman upstarts who Commg of age at the end Ventnor Boat Co In New cents," Foster Said "It was 10 years ago Foster then showed up at the front of the DepreSSIOn, Foster Jersey that was set on a mls- pamted 10 PepsI Cola col- lost hIS son and WIfe to dIa- entrance of the DetrOIt really wasn't sure which platform that looked hke -.lOn that ors, dnd the owner;, thought betes m 1999 and 2001 Yacht Club WIth theIr boat dlrectlOII he was headed m upSide-down aIrplane wings "auld cut the It would be profitable to hItched to the back of hfe that rode on a bubble of .llr <;lx-month po»t-war advertise on the boat .. Once agam, boatlOg filled Arena's mother's 1935 Ford In 1939, he and Arena After that race, Fostel reqUlrement off theIr Gold Cup orgamzers were a vOldm hIS hfe, thiS tIme m coupe. They thought for sure made one more tnp to Said, "My dad took me aSIde commiSSIOns Eager to not keen on the Idea of hydroplane restoratIOn and saId, 'There's a sab!'r return home, he volun- advertiSIng on boats and Im- Foster had VISited rattlIng 10 Europe,' and he teered, even though he dId tlally dlsquahfied the PepsI Clayton, NY, home of a ;,uggested 1 go mto the sel- not know what the duty V A name change to Peps V hydroplane regatta and a vice" entaIled got the boat back III the race hydroplane museum They showed us a map of "I was ab~olutely alone Foster wasn't qUite »ure Chma, Burma and India It was 10 1948 that Foster and needed a challenge," which branch of the armed and told us we had to pIck deCided to stay m DetrOIt for Foster smd "I went to the ~~g~~~ servIces he should enter, but up all the casualtIes and good wooden race boat regatta Support-Installations ? I after takmg pnvate flymg bnng them back to Ind13, "Racmg was here, It was and I really admIred the For the home I lessons, he deCIded the U S Foster saId the center of it all: Foster work of the old timers." AIr Force was for hIm The officers dIdn't tell s31d "BeSides, I Just got out Four months ago, the Wife (313) 640-0113 I For the first year and a Foster and hI~ fellow mrmen of the service and dIdn't of fonner Gold Cup champi- www MacKelhanConsultmgcom half, Foster served In the where the dead servIcemen have a thlOg to do " on George SImon asked Phlhp@MacKethanConsultmgcom I ferry command, shutthng were WhIle 10 DetrOIt after the Foster to restore hiS record _...1 mIlItary planes from the fac- "There were Amencan war, Foster ran mto a breakmg boat, the MISSU S tones to ASia, South pnsoner~ who put the bodIeS DetrOIt acquamtance from I , whIch broke the 200 mph AmenCd and Europe m coffins on the ;,lde of the the 1930s, a man named mark m 1958 and held that "I got to fly every aIrplane road," Foster sald "When Frank Boyer who owned a record for nearly 23 years ~¥1.7---~;--;o-;ALi:~~~1the mlhtary used, except for they got 18 of them, they'd runabout he used to tow "The boat's In darn good the B-29," Foster saId ~My g1Ve us a call to pIck them boats to the course on the condItIOn," Foster said ~~ ~rty PARTY' favonte was the P.38, a up" DetrOIt River "Only the bottom needs fighter plane" Fosler pIcked up 600 dead "He got m touch WIth me work." !Jj..f\:dventure .~S\JPPlY NEEDS I From 1943 to 1944, Foster servicemen over a penod of after the war and saId, 'I'm Foster spends most of luB I /tiraduation • ~i.rthday • Briial • Wedding : logged III 915 of hIgh-alti- eight months - two months lookmg for a partner Would day workIng at the MISS tude flIghts m the Indla- longer than the SIX month you lIke to go mto busmess U Slat the DetrOIt : 25% OFF ( WE DEUVER ~J: Chmese-Bunna Theater fly- post-war assignment he had With me?'" Foster sald Hydroplane Museum * * mg III raIds over Japanese tned to get out of Little did Foster know For the restoratIOn, Foster I ~T:ards ,* BAllOON CENlERPlECfS * ~ J airfields that Boyer was a very ISconvertmg the MISSU S I "Better than LInen' • Invitations • Doilies J ~~m J "We'd start 10 India and Back home, Arena worked wealthy man, an heir to the as a two-~eater and wJ1l be 10% OFF . ~face settings • Decorations fly the hump over the as a mechalllcal englOeer for Burrough's Addmg Machme part of a festIval commemo- Foster's mother m the U S Co ratmg the Gold Cup's 100th Any Purchase • Crepe Paper • Candles Himalayas at 30,000 feet, come back down dt 23,000 Army Corps of Engmeers, Together Foster and Boyer anmversary next year with coupon • Custom Banners • Helium feet, and then fly 0' er the workmg on gun placements started out m boat bUlldmg, Not ValId with any , other speaaJ • "'lasses Balloons Japanese aIr fields" Foster for LIberty ships Arena was then onto fabflcatmg Foster's work today smd "They couldn't get to also \\orkmg on a ne\\< boat hydraultc hose couplmgs harkens back to hIS glory THEME PARTY HEADQUARTERS us, they couldn't get past whIch the duo and Arena'c; and then started a truck and days and what he conSiders 16,000 feet" younger brother would take tractor bUSIness On hIS the glory days of hydroplane After one such flight, to DetrOit own, Foster started up sev- racmg Foster came back to hIS ba<;e "By the tIme I came home, eral other compames bUIlt "The commerclahzatlOn of 23400 Greater Mack. South of 9 Mile I to learn the war had ended the boat was pretty much on hIS engmeermg exper- racmg has rumed thIngs," L -----7 ~ HIS command officers dsked completed," Foster saId tIse Foster said "The pnces of METJi: 586.776.9750 for volunteers for one last That boat, powered by a the eng-Illes are so expen- Not only did racmg and Sive, and dnvers get paId work keep Foster m DetrOIt, fantastic salanes When I but so dId a young Grosse raced, there was no pnze Get Your Own Pomte woman by the name money, you got a trophy of Ruth Schultz only Back m those days, the Extreme (Smile) Makeover "I ml't her m 1950," Foster races were free for the spec- said "Her father was a tators It's a busmess now" • takes away gaps budder m the Grosse But Foster saId he I;' ~ Pomtes I drove the boats for grateful that Chrysler IS • instant straightening the Do<;sm brothers, who sponsonng the APBA Gold • lightens dark teeth owned the Peps V There Cup on the DetrOIt RIver FALL SALE were four brothers, and one thIS weekend of them wanted Ruth's LIFE-CHANGING DENTISTRY! father's house so badly, he "DetroIt has such a hISto- made hIm an offer he could- ry WIth the Gold Cup," by Dr. Carol Quinn n't refuse Foster smd "It would be a CALL NOW for your FREE CONSULTATION At nr"t Foster was more darn shame If they dIdn't focused on racmg, havmg have It here "

INVITATION TO BID

SNOW REMOVAL FROM MUNICIPAL PARKING AREAS

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• m r .r. an ..'tEX 5 = all mtersectlOns as four-way stops. Rarely have we encountered such Blackout Wlde-spread good manners " ' ~ ~ Neighborhoods came alive. Block . picnics (if not parties) sprang up sparks good where neighbors shared food, water and ice cream. Our children will behavior pInIon remember the Blackout of 2003 as a .. ..:t, ~ ,.. time when neIghbors came together s we look back at the Blackout for the common good. of 200:3, we will think. of It as Our hospitals were up to the chal- A little more than an inconve- sanitatIOn, but it is also necessary to 4,000 households in the Farms lenge. Generators went on Ime Imme- nience. But It could have been fight fires. Fortunately, only one fire How did they photocopy the flIer? diately at Cottage, Bon Secours and much worse Wlthout the cooperation was reported, but it was a false alarm We wondered about that, too; so we St John and good sense of residents, not only probably due to the power outage. asked CIty hall has a generator and Hospital cafetenas had to be hmlt- here m the Grosse Pointes and Public safety and pohce officers put it to good use. ed to patients and staff only, as public Harper Woods, but also m Detroit, throughout the POIntes and Harper Farms park guards, CIty councIl demand would have eaSIly used Up Cleveland, New York CltV and everv- Woods were qUick to rut the streets, members and reSIdent volunteers all avallable supphes of food and water. where m between. dIrecting traffic and settmg up four- helped to get the thers out. ReSidents Pubhc safety officers workIng long way stops. Be sure to thank. them for at the begmmng of blocks were asked hours, however, were prOVidedmeals, As readers w1l1glean m readmg the theIr many hours of serVIce and dedi- to pass out the adVIsones m theIr courtesy of Bon Secours Cottage many accounts In thIS week's Grosse blocks, and many were happy to Health Services Pomte News, there was mostly good cation dunng what could have been a obhge. news to report regardmg events dur- catastropruc event And while elective procedures were CIty governments, wruch have been Here's to a job well done by Farms canceled durmg the blackout, St. mg and followmg the power outage planmng for worst-case scenanos and other Pomte and Harper Woods John performed five major opera- The first good sign was that the smce 9/11, were qUIckto respond city offiCIals and reSIdents. tIOns, and Bon Secours delIvered water never stopped flowmg from the The Grosse Pomte Farms CIty We also should give each other a pat three babies, two of them C-sectIons Grosse Pomte Farms Water CouncIl held an emergency meetmg on the back for our senSIble, courte- But that's nothmg We suspect Department, which also serves the Fnday mormng and approved the ous behaVIor Rarely did we encounter there wIll be a mml-baby-boom rune City of Grosse Pomte. Not only IS photocopymg and distribution of a a darkened mtersectIOn that was not months from now m honor of the water pressure crucial to health and one-page, 12-pomt adVISOryto all the orderly. Motonsts voluntanly treated great Blackout of 2003!

EDITORIAL ClASSlFlED - (311) 882-&900 DISPLAY AOV[RTI~IN(' PRODUCTION Robert G. Edgar (311) 882'()294 Barbara Yubeck Vethacke, 1313) 882 3500 ()13) 882-6O'JO PublIsher John Mmms M.ugJe Rems Smith/ \11n.l~(>r Peter J BLrkner~ AdH rtl">mh \1JI\.o.l8,U A"''''I~tant i:.dltor/Featun. h.1ltor Kim M Mackey 1\ .....1"11 mt It) thl Ken <;chop, Editor and General Fran Velardo Chuck Klonke 'iport- I J,tor A~.h lrtl<.,mg "-1m 19U f'nlliurtHln Mdnal-!,H Robert B. Edgar Manager Honme Caprara, "Ialt IVnter A"~I...tmt Mmlgt.r ~ounder and PublIsher Kathleen M Stevenson (313) 143 5590 8rad londberg, "talt I'."ter Ro .. lyn Ballazar Ad\ ~rtl"'1nl-, Rl rrl....lnt ltlH '-,t.1If (l940-1979) Came Cunmngham Wnlu Mary [lien Zander G~g BartOSieWICZ Jenme M,lIer, ';Ialf \\nlu Ida Bau~r \d\ t T'tl<"ln~ Rl pn ....t.I1! ,tl\t, Diane Morelli, 1-dlhln 11A .....l...t mt Melanie" Mahone" D., ,d Hughes Jull. R '>ullon Madeleme SOCia,"'pecl.11 Wntu \d\ l Tthln,l-. Rt. pn"", nllll\ l r.t Tappor Belt" Bro'j.~au P«"i.lfn ''llf~r CIR( UlATlO,," nnl14l-5578 Ken ( Ong, Grosse Pr'intf" ~~~~-::~~;~khl;':' (.dbert Gray lop\- E-Jlh}r rennv Dernek N~ws \hnl ...,~ Itrr-ll " " " % \d\t.rtl..,ll1h){t. F'n. ...t.11111i\l Kercheval A\le M,cha.1 Shelton Intlell Karla All., ogt \1 m,~,lT (,~ POlnle hn"";. ~114B2)tl Kathleen D Bowie' Carol Jarman \,t \''''plf'\r ...t I \ 111n I Chnstme Budai Tnll m Am\ Conrad II 1 '\, 111 n ~ Vol. 64, No. 34, August 21, 2003, Page 6A \dqrtt"'lI1h Rt. prt ...... nl 111\( AlI.n ("lloes 't I I'll A ..~" t \ 11

I FI'I .v\Ot:Q G.t\ME'5 The bittersweet of electricity , NO",W~\"c.H By Michael Maurer other electnc utlhtIes. They are hIghly he way thmgs are now, no elec- effiCIent and really churn out the tric utIhty IS going to commit power. They burn low-sulfur coal from T to any major construction pro- out West, WIth a uruque rall and ject unless there is a pubhc super-freighter system to deliver It mandate for it and a guaranteed here. recovery of costs. Electrostatic precipitators for coal There are no quotes around that plants were mandated in the 1970s' statement because I don't beheve enVIronmental feeding frenzy It was every word IS preCIse, but they were, done. EdIson even found a way to dIS- for all mtent, the very candId words pose of the thousands of tons of ash spoken to me by Walter McCarthy Jr., collected each day m an enVIronmen- then chairman and CEO of Detroit tally safe (expenslVe) manner. EdIson I was supeTVlsorof medIa rela- Lime slurrIes were the next tIons for the utIlIty at the tIme. It was demand. ThIS very expenSIve, and the early 1980s. questionable, techruque was used to Why would the CEO of southeastern remove most of what sulfur remained MIchigan's largest utility say some- in coal-fired power plant ermssions. thing hke that? But maybe the technology has FrustratIOn cormng from all direc- changed. tIOns. Here IS 80methmg that affects us The constructlOn of the Fermi 2 even today: nuclear power plant was well along, As DetrOIt Edison completed ItS Address comments to cartoonist Phil Hands at phands@grossepointenews but every hme a new Nuclear Belle RIver coal-fired plant m'St ClaIr .com Regulatory CommISSIOn(NRC) mspec- around the same tIme as FermI was tor took over, new deSign demands bemg wrapped up, there was an obVI- were placed on the engineers. Changes ous need for a new transmlSSlOn com- ordered by one mspector were can- dor to bnng the power from Belle Letters celed by the next, and new changes RIver down to all of Southeastern mandated. Michigan. Thanks many lu;,t prove;, once agam what CIty CounCIl, "'!'rouble m I found It amusmg that protesters of Yes, It ISone of those swaths of giant a f:,'Teat communIty thiS IS RIver CIty?" (Aug 14, FermI used to Issue press releases metal trees Wlth rugh tenSIOn hnes for order during My thanks agam to the Grosse Pomte News) Farms PolIce about every potential flaw m the plant strung on them Ugly as sm, but nec- I've been to the meetmgs crisis Rick Gram where thIS "prIvate club" and the sure-to-happen disaster. What essary as aIr (condltIOmng?) It was they dIdn't say was theIr mformatlOn To the Editor: Owner tabled any dISCUSSIOn for called the Greenwood TransmiSSIOn Mack Moross Amoco another month, or the came from the pubhc hbrary, where Corndor and was to carry electnc I would hke to tdke thIS opportumty to thank the Service Station mayor called recess so he DetrOIt Edison put on dIsplay every power down here to us and our facto- could smoke hiS cigarette II Item of note the utlbty sent to the Grosse POinte Farms pollee nes at 750,000 volts You don't see for theIr as"I'itance after the sac exec thought cIty hall was a NRC Fortunately, the news media bIrds slttmg on those kinds of hnes power was re;,tored Fnday smoke-free zone) I was at caught on to the tnck DetrOIt Edison wanted everyone even 109 at my Amoco 'iennce on the job another meeting where In the end, the MIchIgan Public recon;,tructlOn wasn't grant- whose property would be affected, as statIOn at Mack ,lOd Moros'i To the Editor: ed untll councl! knew the Semce CommISSIOn (MPSC), ruhng well as any governmental bomes and When the powpr returnpd I would lIke to commend color of the flowers to be body of MIchigan's utIhlles, dIsallowed medIa, to learn about the proposed at my home. I ImmedIately Sharon MaICr, executIve used 10 front of the bul!dmg nearly one-thIrd of the constructIOn constructlOn all at the same time No went to the "tatJOn to open director for SerVIces for and bCh'ln pllmpIn~ gas to I know the mayor and costs of FermI gomg mto Edison's rumors Mall to the home and farm Older Cltl7ens, 10 her per- ;,ome councd members rates For a plant that cost more than my customPr,;, When I Sl<;tence to obtam emergency owners and calls to local pohhclans should be replaced, why $6 bllhon. that's a tough bill to swal- reached the "tatlOn, a lme of ;,upplws for our senIOr CitI- and medIa were all done at the same don't others? low but Edison did. car" wa'i already formmg zens 10 the Grosse Pomtes tIme. DIsplays were set up at the local Don't take my word for It, Wlthm mmutes Farms offi- and Harper Woods dunng How about coal? hIgh school gymnaSIUm for two days to come to a meeting and see cers Fr,mk ZlChm,kl, .John the recent blackout DetrOIt Edison has several coal-fired mtroduce the corndor to the locals, for yourself An mformed CIt- Bruno, AntOniO TrupIano Anyone who knows power plants that are the envy of most some who were very naturally upset. Izen makes a good voter and Ed WH>rsZe\\ "k, arnved Sharon know" about her The towers were ugly, no denymg, Karen ZoufaI under the supen.l "Ion of Lt dedlcdtlon to the wellbemg 40-year resident, but the power was needed .Jack Pdttpr,;,on to otTer theIr of our ;,emor reSIdent'! Grosse Pointe Woods Over the next several years, protests assl,;,tance dlrectmg traffic Sharon made arrangements Bravo! DTE 33-year business owner, We thmk DetrOIt Edison did an out- were easy to find Some locals saId onto the ploperty and avert- WIth the Kroger store at City of Grosse Pointe standmg job gettmg the power back they had heard mutated ammals were 109 the problpms other com Harper and EIght Mile and qUlcker than expected found at a farm near a Canadian hIgh- mumtles 'lOd ~as statIOns personally pIcked up enough were experlencmg m the tenSIOn transmiSSIon comdor Nobody supphes to make 130 emer- True, there were some complamts area that DetrOlt was slow to get back on could qUIte find the mutant (nor the gency packets of food mclud- Thanks to my reliable 109 bottled water Letters hne and that New York City was so transmISSIOn comdor), but they were employee<;, EddlC. Shawn much qUicker But we thlllk the sure It was there WIth the hplp of Lo.s and Barry, I wa" able to Warden, SOC' preSIdent, .lnd welcome expected scrutllly followlllg the Bottom lme? Detroit Edison finally open the statIOn wlthm 30 got approval to operate the Greenwood the dpdlcilted volunteers, we The Grosse Pomte Thursday, Aug 14, Blackout of 2003 mmute<; of the powrr \\ ere ahle to pack and dls- News welcomes your returmng and remam open will show that DetrOIt Edison's TransmiSSiOn CorrIdor at half the tnhute nil 180 emergency Letter'! to the EdItor All throughout thp m~ht Thp response was as good or better than capacity It wanted pack" hv one o'clock Fnday lettf'Ts !.hould be typed, officer" orgam7pd the walt- New York's or Cleveland's I left DetrOIt Edison III 1985, but I aftNnoon More Important double-spaced, SIgned In fact. we wouldn't be surpnsed If keep up. I do wonder If they are st1l1as 109 car" that were, by thIS than thp food mav hav(' been and limited to 250 tIme, hnf'd up to Chalfonte DE'trOItEdison and Its personnel were frustrated (as frustrated as you and I tht. \ ISlt from th; volunteers words Include a day- The'i!' officcrs were out- found to be heroes when the power goes out) There have cherklOg on the wellbemg of time phone number for standmg 10 thf'lr ablhty to the'll' Sf'OlOrS venficatlOn or questIOns We are told that the Harbor Beach been two CEOs smce McCarthy, so I keep the hnes moving and CongratulatIOns, Sharon, The dead/me for let- power plant was the true hero of the Imagme thmgs have changed the customers calm After on a Job well done ters IS 3 p m Monday hour It was able to prOVIde power to One final note of mterest DetrOIt several hours, I was able to Mary Rose Nelson Send letters to EdItor, Edison's Trenton Channel Power take over myself, but I am help the 8t ClaIr plant, the only "black Director of Meals on Grosse Pomte News. 96 Plant just celebrated Its 80th anmver- mdf'bted to these officf'rs for start capable" faclhty, get on hne Wheels Kercheval, Grosse tht"lr '!upport qUlcker What most people don't real- sary Not bad for a plant Wlth a hfe Pomte Farms, Mlch I would also hkt" to thank Ize IS that power plants are not expectancy of 30 years. It must take a 48236; or fax them to all my customf'r'! for theIr Trouble Phoemxes. The do not nae from the whole lot of cheWlng gum and duct (3131 882-1585 Letters patlE'nct" and understandmg ashes under their own power. Power tape to keep 1t humnung. To the Editor: may also be sent e-maIl I have always known I Send comments to me at mmaur. I'm wntmg m rpsponse to to edltor@grossepomte- plants beget power plants was fortunate to hve and er@htdconnect com. your courageous account 109 news com Anyway, good work DetrOIt Edison! work In the POIntes and thIS of the Grosse Pomte Woods #pH jJ A

horn" were honklllg With hIS family,s becom1l1g My slbhngb' spouses have Savoring MonddY mOll1lng I heard more and more apparent also been II1credloly gener- Mayor KWdme Kllpatnck A remarkable thmg hap- ous and 10vll1g to me There bay 011 the radIO that no pened a few months ago I have been numerous situa- my lootmg had occurred In was In a bad mood, and I tlOns, too man} to count, m DetrOIt as was bpeculated to called my brother My whlrh they have provided hdppen by the natlOndl nephew answered the me w,th bupport and com- medld He bald \', e should I Say blessings phone, and he bald, "I miss passIOn be upheld dS a city model you" It made me feel so ConversatIOn IS one foun- The po\\er outdge thdt fOI thl' way we re"pond('d to happy because my nephew datIOn on which my falmly Jolted evpr \ onp on the outdge I" often very shy With me [ rests If we get mto a fight, Thurbday ;lftel noon Jdll ed On a pel bona) le\ el, I dhl a}s tell h,m I love hIm we usu,J11y end up taJkll1g rup too ,md a" 1 ,,( ttled bdvored the "tren~,'th nd m \ h~ Will be a wnter, h,s son he didn't know what to say then a couple of days later past weekf'nd \\ hen thll1g" I WdS feehng ornery flOm "I"tel, An1\' hdd a haby bon IS fasc1l1ated by language Smce he said tho!>e words Like my nephew, I was returned to normd!. [ pon the "ltuatlOn, my ddd Wdb d Cn'dtlOn dnd ltfe go on l.'H'n Court ;,ald my nephew on the phorle, I tell hIm I very shy growmg up and dered my ble""lI1gs pIcture of calm I abked him d" we I~edthp] (1'1 "eb wai:>enmei:>hed m a Vdnetv love him and he usually am still a bit reserved dur- Our countrv\ rt'dttlon to \',hether the outdge would I .1m "0 hdPP~ to bp an of achvltw" over the bum: hays he loves me too 109 family conversdtlOns thp rrl'.lo;.. 1... "nrth~ ,,~ 1..~'it ~ !onf;" tlmc .lnd '-, h ..lt 1 I.,." '* ). ~h[" ,. C' ! rTI} o mer },k (1IY';:' "'rnrYllng I Hl1Pk P"') f~PYn!: 1<;'; But 111,t('n '1nd fpr! !h"J"~ Iespeel I hear d pohtltldn" hhould \',e do He ;,dld even '>Ibhng'> lhildl pn Among lesbon" ,1I1dIIIklllg lfl the umque beldu;,e despIte that can dbound through talk dbout the need to "1.1\ If It dId la"t " long tllllC we Ill\ thl t'( 11l0th('J,> ,1Ild "I'> Ad" ond.lck mountalPb tumultuoub penod, we have commUlllcatlOn among fam- calm On Fnd,lv mornlflg [ \',ould bE' all !'Ight dnd that tl'l,> I rllm h,ll\ tour HI" f.l\OIlte pdrt oj tlw endured, we st,md by one Ily memberb went to Bruegger\ hagel" we should relax He Iwphl \1 '>,Illd t IVO flll'ce" bummer, howe\('r, \1,1" not dnother Our coheSiveness The power outage WdS a and the "tOI e \\ d" /-,'1\ Illg I eml11ded me once It Wd;, :"1\ III othll ('OUl t Wdb 111 the arr,w of actl\ Itlei:>but butt! es"ed by a "trong sCdry dlbelt tleetmg period. out b,lgPl" dnd dll11k" for I" 0\ Cl that people 111 Iraq t{)\\ J1 0\ LI t 111'\1 ( ekend. dnd mdkmg a bond With hlb beltef 111 family among my but my fdmlly dnd our free T'Iaffit hghh \\('/(' out have been out of power fl>! II (' "II dpppd '>tOIIP....dbout COUSin Tbey ~at b) the !>lblll1g,>~p()uses bondb With each other, ab I dlo\l' around to\\ n, ,ll1d months 111 heat ab high db the II Ol1dlou'> nh looked to 120 degree" Our tauntry's of hi'> ,>on,> He hel" been L~nn'~ mother\ hOll"p and children In dny way they times occur are perenl1lal each othl'r dnd '>dfl'lv mtu qUlck I e"pon"e to the power l('al !lIng hfm to pld\ "ong" t,~ught frog;, pos<.,lbIy tan They provide I'm glad 1 hve 111 thlb Ited II' hen to U 0"" the outdge \1 ab .In example of O!l ,I llllJ1ldtUl e \ 10hn My nephew'i:> buddmg them \\Jth opportul1lty, dnd wonderful country With street or turn thl' wnwr No what made our LOuntry de"lgll\ d J u"t JOt hI" '>lIe penchant for relatlOnbhlp" more Importantly With love them

Grosse Pointe News August 21, 200" Page 7A The Op-Ed Page

__.f.~_i .b.Y.B.e.n.B_ur.n.s lead "Underground Railroad DetrOit, one of the primary Underground Tour, The CanadIan destmatlons on the mformal Rai Iroad Connection," on Monday, raIlroad to freedom, should Harnet Beecher Sto\', e's Sept 1. from 9 a m to 7 explOIt the varIOus safe p m m an Ulr conditIOned houses and bUlldmgs m a book. "Uncle Tom'b ('dbm," bus that departs from the well-marked tour Many has always been Viewed dS Art Exchange bUlldmg, slaves got to DetrOIt and one of the pivotal works 2966 Woodward, three then crossed the river at exposmg the phght of slaves blocks r"outh of Mack A box Amherstburg, ItS narrowest leadll1g up to lunch and soft dnnks are pomt The McMIllan tour the CIvil War mcluded 111 the $40 cost will start 111 DetrOIt and Now, cour- Call McMillan at (313) 922- VISit WlI1dsor and tesy of 1990 for reservations Amherstburg before movmg II Stewart KNOWG1NC3ER,THIS fOWER.OUTAAE ~S /V£ ftE1-Ll~ GoING FERAL. McMillan, I have always been fascl- on to the annual parade 111 self-described nated by Stowe's book and North Buxton, where the "hIstory butT, the vanous tales of the Elgm settlement was found- Visit the Grosse Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs.keenspace.com Underground RaIlroad and ed by the Rev WIlham Kmg news JunkIe, the slaves who fled north m 1849 and more than tour gUide, I d world travel- Ben Burns mostly by mght, harbored 2,000 fugthve saves woun by abohtlOmsts who nsked up makmg theIr homes er and Wayne State theIr freedom to protect the Ben Burns of the Cttyof UnlVersity IIlstructor," you fUgItlVes. Some bUIlt secret Grosse Pomte ~s a professor ..5treetwise can get a chance to see the rooms III theIr homes, and m the Journahsm program cahill where Uncle Tom others bUllt tunnels to at Wayne State UnlVers~ty spent hiS years of freedom house the fleemg blaves 1 He Lan be reached at Question of the Week: 10 Ontano McMillan wIll have always thought that burnsben@Comcast net Where were you when the power went out? Points about the Pointes "1 was slttmg In my Common sense in our local governments .... fnend's basement We were Just hangmg out We Just what are we waiting (or? thought It was a brownout" A, many 01 you knol\, I am dn aVid observer cal elected ,chool and city Christian Ostrom 01 the gOlllg, on III our local gO\emmenlal umls government officlal~ and thetr Grosse Pointe Farms e...peclally thc Board of Fducallon Ihe CIty of appointees also have tcrm lim- Gro,~e POinte \\I ood, and mo~t recently, lhe It,) A common cxcu~e I hcar Cltv of Gro~,e Pomte Farm, i\ lev. thoughts I~ that the lack of term lrmlts allow~ us to maln- Direcl l\Ia\oral ElcctlOm. An} f-arm, Cuy lam ',table and con~"tenr leader,hlp A~ h\~- Countll membcr \\ho doc, not ~upport lhe dIrect IOl) ra, prolcn. stable and comt,tcnt' often equate, to ,tab'l1anl and tunnel \1~llIn' Arc "I was m LeXington, electIOn of lhc ma'yor by lhc rc"denh over the pre,enl feudal ..,y,tcm of the mayor -a,cendmg te the~e ,Hnong the lcader..,hlp traIt, IIe truly necd ) Michigan 1 wab at my thc throne' through Ihe Lou!lul ~hould .1,1.. thcm- School Board \ 01101: Dates. Why n\)\ ha\c fnend's cottage We Just ~cl\ie, tllhey arc on the Lounell to .,er.e Ihe re,,- all <;thool-related \ote, on thc ~ame da} 10 "10- thought It was an electncal dcnh or them~ehe, If vou rc d f-ann, re"dcnt \ cmber a~ our othcr election,' fh" common problem" dnd k-;;-ltnlcllll!Cnt enough \0 Pll\.. your ma~or ,cn"c ~h::ngc I, being wn"dered In Lan~rng II P.J. Russ ...end that mC"~dl!Cloud ,1Ild ekar b} deantng you agree eontatl Stdle Rep E-d\',ard (,alTney at Grosse Pointe Farms huu,e .It the No\~mber (ountll election ed\\ ardgafTne)~1hou~c ml gO' or 517- 171-01 q ferm LImits. fhe ,y,lcm I\ork ...tor our ~tatc If\',e don I ,peak up nothmg \\111c\er~hangel and f-eder,l1go~cml1lcnh \\11\ ~hollldn'l (\ur 10- ... 1hmed I\marl (allmcd Ilmm/(li (om, 111111('1) PJ Russ '1 was playmg tenms I didn't know the power was out until my mom told me It's kmd of hard hvmg hke that ., FREE Jimmy Dixon ~ FUJIFILM PIONEER Grosse Pointe Park DISPOSABLE Photo Albums CAMERA! Our deal ISSimple bnng In your vacation BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE! color print fIlm and ask for our In-house Speedr color developing and pnntlng "I wa" slttmg 10 my II\,mg room kmttmg. and I dropped WhIle supplies last, when you pIck up your fOUf stItches I was Just pU7- film we 1/ give you a FREEFUJlColorDISpos- lied" able Camera for ~!)' roll of film developed I Sandra VanBerkleo Grosse Pointe 35mm Color Prints 24 exposure develop and print

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August 21,2003 _8A __ H_a_reer Woods Grosse Pointe News Kelly Road businesses weather power outage crisis

By Carrie Cunningham flashltghttl evening She said the !>tore Staff Wnter Lodge, a pastor of was busy when she went ~ UPSCALE BounOUE As cities across the state Heavenly DimenSIOn back to work last Bunda) 1(illgf!OIII were plunged mto darkness Church In Highland Park, "It was crazy," she saId of dUring the power outage emphaSized to hIS five chIl- the outage "I'm glad that It 'l(/()j!J i1/ [!, late last week, Harper dren the primacy of bemg didn't la"t I'm gldd It came Woods busmesses on Kelly prepared and not pamck- back on " Road did theIr best to per- mg Smoker's Only', a tobacco severe throu~h the crISIS "We took time to spend store, wa" c1~!>ed all 01 Angelo's Party Store was WIth our five children," he }<'rlday one of the few store!> open said "I gave them a blbhcal "W~ had to put all the on Friday, the bulk of the and spmtual perspectIVe" cIgarettes In a truck and outage's duratIOn Lodge feels admiratIOn take them home," said "It's OK," said Angelo for the state and cIty offi- Smoker!> Only' manager employee AI You!>lf "We Cials as well as reSidents of Steve Mammou were open for everybody Metro DetrOit for their Mammou thought the There were a lot of people composure dUring the Cri- commul11ty of Harper here" SIS Woods re!>ponded In a Kmgdom Klothmg store, "It showed the rest of the responsible fdshlOn to the which sells upscale country that the state of cnsls women's cloth 109 including Michigan (and In particular "Everyone was calm fashIOn!> from the designer the city of DetrOIt) know'3 People just grabbed what St John, was closed Friday how to handle a CrISIS,"he they needed and went but ready for busmess on said. "There's a SPirIt of home,' he saId "No one Saturday when the power umty and peace I'm proud wa!>pamckmg " returned to be a MIchigander" With air conditIOners / Robert Lodge, who sup- MOVie Mama employee working agam and shelve'3 / / ports his Wife, Tracy, the Tanya Scott, who was at stocked WIth '3Uppltes, owner of Kmgdom home when the outage Harper W(}ods' bUSinesses Ph )to 11\ ( II rH' ( ul1ll1nghJm K1othmg, said he and hIS occurred, saId the store was seem well posed to serve It Kingdom Klothing, above, was one of the Kelly Road businesses affected by WIfe stocked up on needed closed dunng the day on rattled but peaceful Harpel the power outage late last week. Kelly Road stores have been back in full force !>upphe!> ltke water and Friday but open m the Woods commumt) since the power returned. Sgt. Burke named police officer of the year for outstanding work

By Carrie Cunningham cers. eve n t u a II y 'There\ ,I large amount of Staff Writer ~He has died Another people who clre e"cellent Character m a pohce offi- been largely officer, Sgt polIce offieN" It really I" cer matters responSIble l ~6L' \ Denms Root i'tomethmg great to Just ask Lt Randolph for the great was shot aCCl receIV(' Skotarczyk He nom mated amount of suc- f r~ ~\ it, f ~ w denl Po!Jce ha" a memlwr"hlp of Fraternal Order of Pohce's With hlghly- fire ovel 300,000 natlOnalh officer of the year, and skilled "He was the and 12,000 acros" the Burke was awarded the employees," 1I:r4 t ,J ~) I ~j ~ one to make state They meet once a [ + title Skotarczyk the deCISIOn month on Mondays and that all of us sp(}nsor events and services ~In thmklllg of what are said ',> I ~ : I the quahtles a pohce officer He also I c,:' polIce officers that benefit the communi ~., 1 , hope we never ty both 111 law enforcement should have III order to be manages the " . nommated, It'S courage, hve scan pro- have to make and among lay people integrity, dedicatIOn, loyal- gram whIch a lIfe and Jelfre.l' Mdnor, preSIdent ty and belllg an honorable deals WIth fin- death decl- of the Gro~"e Pomte Lodge person," he said ~Sergeant gerprints and "IOn, i>31d 102 of the Fratf'rnal Order Burke has displayed those the mug shot Skotarc7yk of PolIce ~ald Burke's quahtles not Just thIS year program 'Sergeant entIre career ~ai> taken but throughout hiS career" Skotarczyk Burke handled Int() account when the Burke has been a pohce says Burke IS thp SituatIOn orgal11zdtlOn \1 a~ decldmg officer for the Harper an aVld work- and came back who would get the award Woods department for 21 er, always once agam to "It wasn't Just one mCI- years He started as a secu- wllhng to take be a true dent or one thmg It wa!>a Tlty guard at Eastland. He on new tasks ]Pdder and a comhmatlon," he "aid took a test to become a presented to true example Burke's "electIOn wa':o polIce officer and was hired hIm of all of the unal1lmous dmong the com- by Harper Woods when he Burke was officers m the mIttel' member" makmg was 19 He was the part of the department" the deCISIOn youngest officer ever hired team of offi- Burke fpe!& WIth 21 year" of expen- by the department, and cers who proud of the ence, Burke antlclpdtes when he started, the apprehended F rat ern a I more challenges and hat d department had to buy hIm an armed rob- Photo h, ( lrru. ( ~mnJ.ngh 1m Ordel of PolIce work m the future bullets because of hIS age ber last Sergeant James Burke was named Police Officer of the Year by the Grosse accolade "rve got a ways to go," he Burke's day-to-day actlv- August Burke Pointe Lodge 102 of the Fraternal Order of the Police. From the left are, Lt. 'It's a "aId "We '3hould thll1k of Itlel> mclude runnlllg a shot at the Randolph Skotarczyk. who nominated him for the award, Burke, Jeffrey t rem end ()u!> the good things we can do shIft and traInmg new offi- robber, who Manor of Lodge 102 and City Manager Jim Leidlein. honor ~ hp ~atd as p(}!Jre offirers " Publicize events If you want to let people know about an upcommg Harper Woods event, utilIze Harper Woods Cable Channel 22 or Police Briefs the dlb'ltal Sign at City Hall by calling (313) 343-2507 Couch stolen LAST DAY OF On Wedne"day, Aug 13, d woman hvmg III the 19900 block of Country Cluh said a love REGISTRATION seat was taken from her dn \ e\\ ay The woman had moved the love seat t(} her dn SCHOOL ELECTION veway In order to transport It to the garage Her couch wa" stIli In her dnveway when NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION she went to walk her dog.'> but W,l" gone OF THE ELECTORS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE when she returned Pohce were mformt>d at CITY OF HARPER WOODS, 223 pm WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Van stolen

If 1'-(, 1J~l \, I,t lhJlltll B, Ir I 01 t tlu ... rll11m of ~h'lOl D"lnd of toc ( 11., 01 H,trpa A man said after ht, cashed a check at a ~ ~",I-. \~ \I t ( mt\ 'h~ hi\.. n h 1\ l lile. I d "~IJI c1edmn to he' held In Lhe...... hl)l)! dl\ store III the 19200 block of Harper on Ir I , \'\mdJ\ 'Xplc-mt'ltr2) 'O(l( Wedne"day, Aug 19, he parked hiS \ an on I \k.~ 'OTIt: f Ih 11 Iht loll 1"- nl.. pr .pt~"lllt\n .....,11 tx ..uhmlUtd Jt lhe \pcl..lal ~H)d ~I~~I 1'\ Kenmore next to an office When he walked outSide at 6 pm the van y,a'3 gone Over $500 wa" m a lockpd drawer underne,lth the "It II 'hhtloll 1l1..lrHf 1 Ihc .. !\ 01 Ii Irpc..r ~ol",h \\""I'\l (oun1\ \1 ~h .. n "" rr I.... Il"h Im.1 nIl t I l\..e:CU I rn 1\,1-(1 'tllhon 10ur pa"senger "Ide seat Ii In ir I h n 1h u 1n II >t H f" \4.:' -110 OO'lt an(,11 .....ut' 11\ lo!C'O\fJl nhh Lif In,nJI ml~tj1.l"( t'lt n.J,Iht"Hllf h~lht. purp(l'o(. 01 Car theft Congressional 'r llf1l Imnl,1 n" In 1l"'-1llrpln~ nl...... l!CIn('l1r I'" Jnd n1ll1 lit 1lu..h ...... h. ...I~ t"ltlll line' I lj lHlnl- 1n,1 111m .... ~n\llqlllrrlnJ.! A man !>atd hp borroy,l'd hi'" brother'" car Ih I", II hi, 1 1'1 thnolt~\ ~on"'tntlltn~ Impn"'ln~.lnd on Wedne"day, Aug U He parked the car at l'il I r n" r 1\l.r lind, In,1 Ilhh.lh. tH:r\h and 1"Kllllll' and outreach Illl I hml [\r nl InIBl ..... lnll .. nlCn1a" \lhnoh.andth<' a store III the 20500 hlock of Kelh at 115 Illliklk rt1 "I "I. tll •• f .. nd 11(.\dllrm~ dnd Impm",",g thC' "'llt') pm When hI' rt>turn('d Ii\e mlllult", later, Representative Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick (D-Detroit) Ilx r I .....In\.~' I If mloftl1111 .n II purpo<.(.... 1)f'l1~ the car wa ...gone visited the Harper Woods Public Library on Wednesday,

Ilh \ 1m 11 I 11 II t I~ t1", ht lc\ ult r lhe prllfl'l '\Cd horxh In "OO~ August 13. She stands on the left with Mayor Ken Poyn- n11! rnnlll .... ,""'Irmll \""llnltlh'\I(I'I(lntlal;,.ahlc\dtO,l I In II' 11111'" li"ll k~II(",\ r J ~ "i mil, .tlltj i n<"1 lOt..rlJ\C nl ~ f,H Laptop stolen ter. She answered the concerns of her constituents and 1 " fl, llH\lnlll1 n 1I her 01 \(..r, the t'lt.,n"h ma" No- ()Ul\lanl.hn~ On Wednt><,dav Aug 1.1 .l man at a con discussed her views. 1\\.11'\lI1 Ln\ f\hnl ,,"d~n I C"hlldlhln\ ,lO) "e.tr, Th('{"\11 lilt j'llpl" l\~rIU 11nt 1011111,,(' 11111 ritl-'\ll.t'lCrC\.ltl1rt'dl()f'C'llrt. structlOn "'Ite at ] ROOO E Vprnler "aId he Il'ft Some of the topics talked about included the federal 'Il,~mj khll .. ~~l nh,,~~\.~\n Ilh,\IOOUoflal;,ahl('\oaluI11(tn) a traIler, d nd upon r('t url11ng, he not IeI'd Patriot Act, the war on terror. Social Security benefits and ,f' r I Inl I 'I Ill.. 111\.\ 'f'I. n II lr~ i tlt n I prHil.t("tj" nlll\l tlC .lIld~l('d someonl' walking ,Iy,av from th(' locatIOn prescription drug coverage. In l thl r"t,t ('ll" \ lnn I rx .... 11 'I' rt 1'.111'. r mamlcn.Hl1. C .. ( .....h ICikht'r Kilpatrick said that people in need should be aided, and Llptop wa ... invoking the title of Hillary Ctlnton's book, "It Takes a Vil- 11n J \,1 II" e" IHIf( III'~N,O'" \HY RH.I,nN l/'l ORlltN 10 R~ mls"lI1g 1'(}1Jc('we'rp noillipt! at 1102 pm H le,)HI ~ 10 \on 4.l 1m "PH 1\1 H H 110' e All HlTO Rt Iff! 110'11 lage," she said communities should foster the growth of \Io,n II ,H'I t\lR~ R 29 2001 I, 11 ~,n" ,. PT~\{R~ R 2, 2001 Pt R0,(1" , people in society. NH,I".RI'(, HnN ~ 0 e 10e" I' 11...... /'ll'lle, 0'10 Tl.,n"Y Tools taken ,~PH \1I1Ht 2 200( AIU '1101 H II,IHI t 10 \ on "T TH~ 'PH "I 110'11 "We have to make sure our government and country are H H riO, A man parkf'd hi" (,Ir at noon (}n there to help," she said. "If we can get Individuals and Clf to"""n..hlp block of Kplly When he' rpturnpd :10 mll1ute., In addition to Mayor Poynter, City Manager Jim Leidlein ,Ilr", mu ..t 4\.4.tnJln th(' da" .. and h Ill" on .....~h.h the "kr", o(f1ce ... arC' 1~J'X"nfIr rC"~I'lrall In later, he' found that 1001 ... werp mlSSIl1~ and Council member Cheryl Costantino were present at

I hi, '\OUlC" .... ~Htn h> t)fder I1f lhc Ho"ull 01 LdlKoIllnn ()f ~ hool 1:>'I.'I;ln..tot the (LI" It PolIce' we're contactpd ,It .1 P m the session as well as about 30 constituents. HJ.fTl('T "".'1(1\ "' 1\o'1l(' ( ounly Mllhl'." Claudia Mahon, \(tcrt'fu) B

August 21, 2003 Grosse Pointe News News 9A Sticky situation even though he did not see lIIslde the same ed on Fnday, Aug 15, at the documentation The woman suffered two 251 pm, for pOllltmg hiS The conservator of an Unfortunately, Robert PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS puncture marks on her right !>Ilver pistol at another estate m the 17800 block of Tolhver, the Farms' assIs- mdex finger A pubhc safety moton;,t after what police Maumee In the City of boom believed to be light- tant director of pubhc officer captured the bat and reported Wd~ a mmor fend- Grosse Pomte was unable to Dog bite nmg around 4 p m It was works, unable to ~ave the rdea~ed It outdoors er bender get mto the house after A Gros~e POlOte Farm~ then ~he saw the doorwall tree He arnved m time to The alleged firearms VIO- someone glued the front and employee dlstnbutlllg drape.., 10 a back room on ~ee a freshly-cut stump and latIOn octurred III the north back door locks sometIme water-use and safety f1yer~ fire She took the drapes Drunken bump the remnants of the tree m parkmg lot of Gro~h(" Pomte between Aug 2 and 11 door-to-door \\ as bitten by d A 19-year-old Harper the back of a truck out~lde which were extm- North High School, where ~tandard poodle on her gUlshed 10 the pounng ram Woods man who backed hiS the 51-jear-old subject had round~ m the 100 block of The fire was out by the time black 1998 Eagle mto a Loaded and parked mlllutes after the LakeView durmg last week's publit safety officers arnved parked car m Grosse Pomte No in & out trame Illcldent took place on carrying blackout at about 3 p m on at the hou~e Woods last weekend was Fnday, Aug 15 Jefferson at the DetrOIt city break-in The ilctual "OUTre of the cltpd for dnVlll!! With R hlood /I. 36 J cor old Eo.stpomtc llJlll L" 1he employee \\ a~ treatpd fire was a 110 volt outlet alcohol level of 115 percent man wound up gettmg mto a A reSident m the 700 block The man allegedly used at a local hospItal next to the doorwdll that A patrolman who lIIvesh- holdmg room rather than a of Rivard 1In the Cltv of hl~ Smith & We~son 38 cal- gated the mlllor crash 111 the hospital room on Tuesday, Grosse Pomte didn't notIce "horted Ibpr WPdpon to threon near e on Lake A 51-year-old 8t Clair SlOce the pools were closed See PUBLIC SAFETY, mint revolver m a back pock- parkmg lot between 12 15 Shore Lane \\ here he Shore:, man With an expired The man, who admItted to page 20A et and a loaded 357 cahber and 1 30 a m to swoon exchanged the Lotu:, for a weapons permIt was arre<;t- havmg four or five beer" Smith & Wesson revolver In under the moonlight over blue BMW that evenmg, allowed the a bag with a 3/4-empty half- the lake on Thursday, Aug A public ~dfet~ officer officer.., to take the key" out Pint of liquor He also had a 14 However, she dIdn't real- laught up \\ Ith tht' man on of hIS teal pIckup tl uck ~even-mch foldmg kmfe Ize until that afternoon that Lochmoor The man dellled While rE'tnevmg the keys, The man, who regIstered a someone else tned to shllle dnvmg the Lotu" and hlt- officers found ~ui>pected blood alcohol level of 146 her on tmg the stop sign post cocame m a small, clear PLAN FOR THE DAY percent, was arrested for The woman received a call although hiS \\lIfe, a pd%en- plastiC bag tied 10 a knot on vlOlatmg a concealed from one of her credit card ger In the car, confirmed the front seat He was WHEN YOUR BABY weapons law that prohibits compames about a SUSpI- that he did arrested for posse~slOn of a anyone from carrymg a CIOUS purchase made o\er After spemg the man sway controlled substance BECOMES YOUR firearm with a blood alcohol the Internet $350 worth of and stagger, omcer~ asked Officers also found two level equal to or greater cigarettes that were to be him to take a senes of sobn- than 02 percent other pool hoppers and then COLLEGE FRESHMAN. delivered to a house 10 the ety tests He failed two of Identtfied and released first block of Moran 10 the the three tests He also them Illegal tree Farms She checked her refused to take a PBT and a WE LNE WHERE YOU LIVE: wallet and discovered that chenllcal breath test lmagme your chIld m a cap and gown '<0" removal two credit cards, an Identifi- Stolen loaner A warrant for a blood test HI1J~ne bemg fmanC\JIl} read} for 1t I ,an catIon card and $5 were A 1998 Jeep Cherokee was obtamed by Mumclpal help "'lh oonkmg mSuranu and ,m<"mg A reSident 10 the 300 block ChOLLesCall me today 10 get slaned mlssmg rental from a Pmconmng Judge Lynn Pierce and the of Chalfonte m Grosse man was taken to a local Pomte Fanns and a Warren- Farms detectives are dealership was stolen from a SandyMudor mvestIgatmg a suspect dnveway III the 600 block of hospital to have hiS blood Registt~d Rtpnstntatln based tree contractor may drawn face ordmance VIOlatIOn Washmgton III the City of 313-343-5600 Gro"se Pomte sometime Officers found the dam- charges for cuttmg down a aged Lotus, which also had city tree on Tue:.day, Aug Refund scam between 1 and 9 a m on Saturday, Aug 16 Improper plates, at the ...,. ,..... 12 Grosse Pomte Fanns pub- man's house UKE A GOOD NEIGHBOR A STATE fARM IS TlIERf..- The contractor said he lic safety officers arrested a - BOllme Caprara was hired to take down 47-year-old DetrOlt woman Electrical fire PrOYldlng Insurana and Fma71£laJ 5

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F August 21, 2003 10A Schools Grosse Pointe News Students reach new heights at The Academy By Jennie Miller ACddem\ ::.tudents dre Invoh cd at Staff Wnter one POI~t or another throughout The Blackout of 2003 dId not theIr educatIOn Some Awdemy phase students of The Gro::.se alumm hdve even returned to par- POinte Academy, who have been tIcIpate a::.chaperones In the tnps learning to SUfVlVem the Wllder- Fult? attnbutes this populdnty ness for years to the end Ie,,::. benefits one can Twenty-one years ago, MIchael gam from the expenences Fultz, an Academy sCIence teacher ~The tnph expose kId:>to the::.e was glVen the mISSIOnto help stu- new hfelong dctlvltles - back- dents get acchmdwd to ~he gl edt ~dl.klllg, I.dllllt'lIlg dUJ k,tydhlllg outdoors - that many of them have never It was a suggested Improvement done before," he said, addmg that to the school's enVIronmental SCI- the tnps take kIds to place::. some ence program, Fultz saId, addmg have never been before that It has shown great success ~The more you can expose them over the years slllce ItS mceptlOn to these wonderful places, they Academy Adventures, as the mIght mdke better deCISion::.later tnps are dubbed, allows groups of III life that mIght affect some of students to do such thlllgs dS these places," Fultz "aid canoe and horseback In OhIO,rock Students learn baSIC survIval chmb and mountam bIke In skill::. on the tnps, learn to work Pennsylvama's ApP.llachlan together dnd enjoy the benefits of Mountains, and whIte water raft phy:'lcal titnes:, In the Colorado RockieS ~ILlvlIlg In the Wilderness i, they "It's wonderful for our kIds, for learn to apprecHlte all the \\ onder- those who love the outdoors, and ful thmg::. they haH In hfe,' Fultz those who have never done some- ::.ald WIth a chu(,kle, thinking of thmg lIke thIS before," saId head of the country's Iecent power lo:,s Ph It , I \ \, lh \Ion lb III school PhJl DemartinI ~For some ~Talk about a blackout Dry hock" Mark Schot t Jumps mto Diamond Lake at 10,500 feet during an Academy Adventure trip. kIds, It can really change theIr are worth theIr weIght In gold out lIves" there, let alone a flushing tOIlet» Fultz typically orgamze:, four But Fultz IIlSlsts the tnps aren't dIfferent tnps a year, each at a all hard work vaned level of dIfficulty to appeal "I want the kId::.to have a blast," to every age group he said "1 want them to have ::'0 Nathan Monahan, a 2003 gradu- much fun that they wdnt to get out ate of The Academy, jomed Fultz there .lnd do It agalll ' and a group of students backpack- The Academy Ad\entUJes are mg through the RockIes open to kId:, throughout the com- He recalled carrying 40-pound mumty, It IS not jUbt lor Academy packs tilled WIth survIval essen- student:, tials such as sleepmg bags, tent Cost depends on the ndture of eqUIpment, flashlights, a water the tnp, such a::' transportatIon by punfier and food bus or airplane and the length of the tnp, from one to two weeks [t "The days usually consIsted of I • straight hlkmg WIth breaks at ranges from $400 to $1,200 Important locatIOns, hke traIl JW1ctlOnsand major stream cross- Photo [)\ \1Jkl l' ultl Ings, and there was the occasIOnal Pictured in front of Saw- break to Jump under a freeZing tooth Mountain at 13,500 feet waterfall," Monahan saId are. from left, Max Boomer. The tnps have been so success- Alex Wildner. Ryan Ciesligia, ful over the years, Fultz saId, that John Walrich, Nathan Mona- probably from 75 to 80 percent of han and Mark Schott. Block scheduling pilot extends across district By Jennie Miller SOCialworkers, readmg spe- most difficult part of the mg School admml:,trators are parents," Warra:, saId "The Staff Wn\er cmlIsts or EnglIsh as a process was schedulIng the "There are a few mmor also In the process of com- bIggest thIng IS remember- Block scheduhng 18 no Second Language instruc- specmls teachers such a:, tweaks left to d'l," W.llras mumcatIng \\ Ith parents on Ing the mU:'lca) Instru longer Just an Idea for ele- tors art, vocal mU"lc and phv"l- "aId, addmg that the pIlot I:' how the new ~chedulIng ment", the b'Ym "hoes and mentary schools III the dIs- Based on a four-day cycle, cal educatIOn In such a \\ ay pI Jnlanl) .l~ It Wd~ enVl- workh thl' Iibldn books There WI]) tnct block scheduling features that the teachers can tran" blOned at Poupard "Poupard "It shouldn't really ha\ e be J. wlend.ll l>peufymg all BegInmng on the first day three 90-mlnute sessIOns fer from bUJldmg to buIld- has done d very mc(' Job" much of an Imp.lct on the that" of school, Thesday, Aug 26, each day, allOWing for all mne elementary schools Increased learmng optIOns WIll feature the new struc- and an Improved use of tIme ULS community celebrates its 125th year tured learmng enVIronment by students and te.lchers, After 125 )P<1IS, rehpectful, compaSSIOnate, WIth V I P Day Thl:' :,peClal followed by thp :'PJrlt cell' After a prelIminary pIlot accordlllg to Lee Warras, the Unl\ ers!t) LIggpU S( hoo] )p"pon"lhle ,ll1d trustworthy event offer!' grd.ndparent", bratlOn and hal beque at was held last year at dlstnct's dIrector of school has estabhshed a legacy 01 ...tudents 111 a colleg(' lelatlves and fT1pnd" an 1030 d m and the pre-game Poupard Elementary School, and commumty develop- educatIOn dnd lead(" ...hlp preparaton "ettmg contm oppor tumtv to cp](>hlat(' children'" dCtlVlty dt 1230 whIch began on Feb 24 and ment development On Fllda\, ue" to "tand firm" \\ lth the prm1dl V 'Illd 10\1 pr P m Thprp \\ III be a VarsIty contmued through the end Another advantage of the Oct 3, and Saturday, Oct 4, The dnm\ er"ar) wepkend "chool "tndenh foothall gdme at I p m fol- of the school year, block block scheduhng pIlot IS the the ULS commumtv W111Lei fedtul e" the annual !of)and The e\(:l1lng s fe~tl\ ItIP" lowrd hI the Red Wings scheduling was deemed a common planmng penod for ebrate thl" leg,ll\ .It Idfnr Thl ... \eal", gland kllk thmg<; mto hJ!.:hg('.Jr ,It alumni \" l'LS alumm success by planners and tedchers of the "ame grade Anmver"arv Weekend :WO:3 pnn' I~ a 2004 Lmcoln the .lnnn er"ary g,l1a Held hock('\ g.lmr at a p m and admlmstrators level C'elebratmg 125 Ye,lIh A\ Hltor Othel pnzp<; Include at the Henn FOld Mu<;eum thr grand Idme drawmg at ThIS summer, the pdot "ThIS gIves tedchers ThIS event-filled \\('ekend a 200 l Hal ley Dd\ ldson gue"t:> will enJO) dmIlel ,1 pm was approved by the Grosse tremendou::. opportumtle" to wJ11m.lrk the st.lrt of tlw Fat Hov" motof(\c](', d ddncmg J.nd the OppOltumty FOJ more mfOlmatlOn Pomte Board of EducatIOn to plan together, to meet stu commumtv-wlde lelf'bl a ladle" 1R-k<1Jatgold and dw- to blow"p the e"hlblt" dbout ,10\ of the take place at every elemen- dent::. need::., and make sure tlOn mond brdc('let (courtes) of The tun does not "top on AnntVprh.IrV \V('rkend 2003 tary school In the dlstnct the curnculum IS consIs- "I am so ploud to ...ep edmund t AHEE lewplers), Friday There WIll be d h'lrl" e\ent-. call 1:3131 R84-44l4 Block scheduling allows tent," Warras s3ld lJnlver"lty LIggett School a \

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August 21 , 2003 Grosse Pointe News Schools 11A From teacher to principal: Kerby weicollles Retnbisz By Jennie Miller admlmstrator IS an excel- Staff Writer lent opportunity for me and The desire to make an (thiS IS) a great dlbtnct for Impact on as many students me to start my administra- as pOSSibleIS what inspired tive career," she said "How Maureen Remblsz to become can you go wrong? Grobse a pnnclpal Pomte ISan excellent school The former Brownell district to work m and teach Middle School sCience In" teacher was accepted a~ Ounng her tenure m Kerby Elementdry School's Grosse Pomte, Remblsz has new pnnclpal, followmg the worked extensively m Vdrl- resignatIOn of Deborah ous arenas outSide of teach- Hubbell last spnng 109 She '>pent a great "I am truly honored dnd amount of time helpmg to excited to Jom the Kerby reVlbe the dlstrlct'b bCll'nCe commumty," Rembls.l said curnculum whIch wab A graduate of Wavne approved by the ...chool Summer fun enriches learning State UnIver~lty ~nd board la..t sprJIlg Only in the summer months can a student do learning enrichment Sagmaw Valle) State She IS the teacher co- Maureen Rembisz activities which involve swimming laps in an outdoor pool and riding the UnIversity, Rembl~z, of chairperson of the dlbtnct's thl'm on dnothel le\ 1'1 surf in a kayak, Macomb, recently completed EdulatlOndl Programs "It ha.. given me thl' Students in the district's Summer Science Institute got to do just that her eleventh year of teach- Leaderbhlp Councd, ha" opportumty to bee kldb m a last week while enriching their learning of "Get a Notion - It's All About mg orgamzed clas'> tnps at the vallet\ of dJfll'1ent arendS," Motion." Grosse Pointe North High School English teacher Andy Montague "I've always enjoyed work- middlE' school level, coached ~h(' Sdld I C,lll ..ee what was the guest instructor for the day, teaching students about motion in mg with kldb and beemg the the seventh grdde !,'lrb bas- thell true lntere"h arl', the water. The former collegiate swimmer and high school swim coach posItive Impact you can have ketball team and coached whdt their pllontH'" are - showed students how to use the principles of physics to become a faster through mteractlOnb and SClPnceOlympiad event~ thell hopl''' 'Illd dl eamb ' swimmer. The students then jumped into kayaks to use the same princi- how much they grow from "I have worked hard over Ab much ab l{pmblbt u<"l'd ples when applied to a different form, Pictured above. from left. students the begmmng of the year to the last blX years to ebtab- to chel Ish her bummel Christopher Montague, Michael Matula. Allison Mobley and Joshua BrieU the end," she said of her hsh that I have leaderbhlp actlvltleb thlb tl111(''>ummer prepare to launch their first kayak tour into Lake St. Clair. time at RegIna High School skIlls and Cdn buJld connec- vacatHJn Cdnnot end boon "Not only are the students doing experiments today, but they actually and the SIXyears she bpent tlOnb With teachers, parents enough are the experiment," said Summer Science Insitute instructor Sue Speirs. at Brownell and students," bhe SaId "I can't wmt for the kid" to "They can feel the difference." "When I started my mas- Remblbz treasures these get hel e" ..he <."lId,antlcl- ter's and started dOing dn connectlOnb bhe has formed patmg the fil bt ddv of bchool internship, I began to real- outblde of the educatIOnal next Tuesday, Aug 26 "They Ize that you can mteract and bettmg Prior to pursuing just bllghten my da) I dm Impact three to four tIme" her master s degree, very motivated to do C\ ery more kIds on a dally baSIS," Remblb7 spent her bummers thmg PO&blbleto make ~ure she saId of her declblon to ab the superVlbor of the their e'perH'nCI' IS a~ pO'>1 become an administrator reci eatlOnal dctlvltleb plO tl\ e dnd ab ch,llIengmg ,1&It "That IS a pretty po\\erful gram and baseball program can be thmg" for Eastpomte Parkb and "I lan't Wdlt fOl- thobe The tranSItIOn from HecreatlOn smiling faceb to come walk- teacher to admml~trator I.. She feels thebe e"pen- ll1g through the door An) very excltmg to Remblsz enceb allowed her to develop admll11strator will tell you "The chance that I ha\ e to dd1erent kmds of reldtlOn- that Ib what make<; It all go from a teacher to an ~hlPb With kId" and see worthwhJ1e ' North's Inusic department " to receive new lockers ~~ ... ~ "'l By Michael Shelton ties and supplying musIc calb to teacherb and pnncI- SpeCial Wrtter centered products and pals mother dlstrlctb Grosse POinte North High eqUIpment smce 1946 It "A lot of the compames Practice makes perfect School Will soon have a new operates out of Owatonna, that I've done research on Members of the Grosse Pointe Show Choir Workshop rehearse for its bet of lockers for ItS musI- Mmn and some of the other school grand finale concert. which will be presented on Saturday. Aug. 23, at 6 cians "There IS one company ,>ystem~ that I contacted and 8 p.m. at the Community Performing Arts Center, "We're protectmg an that IS really respected In that have gone WIth the low The workshop features more than 200 middle and hJgh school students. mventory of Il1strumentb the field of mUSical cabi- e"t bid ..Ire reportmg slgmfi- who will perform music from "Music Man." "Oliver" and "0.Brother Where that approaches a mIllion netry and eqUipment and cant wear 10 one to four Art Thou" to big band. vocal jazz, pop and patriotic. The specJal middle dollars," said Dave that's Wenger," Cleveland years, shelves ~plJttlng, the school group. "Boys of the Pointe" returns to the show this year. The choir Cleveland, North band saId "They not only make lammate commg ofT,boards is directed by Ellen Bowen. Duane Davis and Lindsay Pettitt. Choreography director "We have 200 btu- products but they dlso crackmg," Cleveland Said is by Andy Haines and Catherine Bertaids. Tickets are $10 for the main dents III our mUblCprogram deblb'TIthem speCifically for He commended Wenger floor and $8 for the balcony, seniors and students. over at North and they're mUSical needs" for usmg formed plastll USll1gthem every da), so we Fenton saId he and shelve'> and bolt-through certamlv want bomethmg Cleveland knew that constrUltJon and Ib "1IlIIIg- South senior attends national conference nebS to <;tand b£>hll1d ItS that's g~mg to labt " Wenger was theIr product, Colhns wdl put her ne\\ but they didn't have an) products Kel~(>\Collm~, ,I ~elllOr olt cu",>lons on I"bue" relevant The Grobse Pomte Board to toddy'b youth as well as skJlls to use e" me ,lhout Gro<;~l' Pomtl' South }-hgh of EducatIOn awarded the School ,\lid pi e~ld('nt of the ,Ill Idp,l-excholnge With other "en es as preSIdent to conbtructlOn project of new "We "truggled WIth that, thIS company I~ fOltlil plOd- Student A.."ouallOn \\d~ Ip,ldpr.. from we looked for alternatives to Ultb that ha\e brok('n - sometimes It'~ due to abu.,p onl' of 1,800 ~tudt'llt (()unul Al'hkol Pl1prto RICO, commumty-servlce group to the Wenger CorporatIOn assure that we're trymg to 01('gon T'l'X,h ,Illd FlOrida bponsored by Rot,lr) get the best pnce dnd the from our ~tudenh - rH' 11',ldll~ olttendlllg th( 67th at Mondav's meetmg It will ('ollm .. \\,h Illvolved WIth InterndtlOnal She IS al<.,oa best product, we would have called thE' compan) ,tnd alllHI,d N,lt](lI\,JIA~~OIloltlOll be funded- bj the bond of ';tuc!l'nt Council., thl' N.\SC CommunIty member of the NatIOnal The Wenger brand lockerb ilkI'd to have It done thiS they sent me replacement part<; for free, and thp turn N,ltlOnoll ('llnf,'1 PIlCI from SPI\ ICt' prowc t fo!' Cam p Honor SOClet) and a Hlgli are scheduled to be In place summer, Fenton Said 11 C;ood )),1) ~ kid" III the School Study sub-commlttel' "We're lookmg for these around IS vpry qUick" he .Junp 2H to ,J h 2 ,It on Oct 31, and the project BufT<1lochool HING \VAbh Chnstlan Fenton, abSlS- Cleveland researched other and got a chance to look at \1\tNlS S alternativE":; to Wenger, the Wengel 10lker" the Prlllup,d<., Olll'l" 1(',ICI(,1~hlp tant superll1tendent for tr,ll11lng ,it lh ((lI1fpl('nu'~ £,ttJ 1 -....~1to busmess affalrb and support Illcludmg lockers by Case ;,chool ll1stalled "I wab \ery Imp!'e~<.,ed Colhn~ \\,\~ tr,lll1ed 111 servIces, saId the tIme to System and Case Master ~oy BEDS l!8~ With the constructIOn I got ba~\c ,md ,Id\ ,1I1u'd !,'oldPI replace the old lockers had Wolvenne InterIOrs and to ...ee fint hand ho\\ the) <;hlp COmmUnllatlOn "kdh Student Mattress Specials! come CR EqUIpment Sales, Inc had bids of about $35,000 \\ere bUIlt," Cleveland ~,lJd and dl'ahng With dl\er<"lt) "These lockers have been Shp p,lrllClpdtpd ill dl<., there smce the school each to mstall the Case lock- Brand new Queen size pillow-top sets: opened m 1968, so they're ers Rayhaven EqUIpment well past theIr servIce date," offered $88,498 to bUIld It's Time for $229, $299 or $399 he saId Wenger lockers The Wenger CorporatIOn Cleveland checked m With Our Annual 6 DAY SUMMER has been constructmg facllt- references and made phone For an appointment, please call (586) 465-6492 SKI & SNOWBOARD SALE! North graduate represents Michigan Save up to 70% off last years Ski Equipment & Clothing Andrea Hawksley, a 2003 graduate of Grosse Pomie SALE HAS North HIgh School, was one of two delegates selected to represent MichIgan at the NatIOnal Youth SCience BEEN HOST Camp thiS summer from June 26 to ,July 21 EXTENDED Hawksley and 94 other high school graduates from around the country participated m the prestigIous four- THROUGH FAMILIES week program, whIch I'> In ItS 40th ye~r The camp, Saturday, located m the MonongahE'la NatIOnal Fore'>t m West August 23'd NEEDED VlrgIl1la, merges aspects of SCIence,outdoors, arts and T"tlana 17 YI'!t Klaus musIc mto a complete and fun expenencE' Hawksley I'!planmng to study bIOlogyand bIOmedical New Inventory is arriving daily \1.lke th" vc Ir Ihe rrle"l e"'lm~ lnndllng )car C\cr for you and engIneermg at the Massachusettes InstItute of and we MUST MAKE ROOM. 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State University She also AsSOCiation and other orga- years and outdoor adventures Dorothy Jones contnbuted many chanty nizatiOns. Mr Fossee was a member The serVIce has been hours to Planned Mr. Blrgbauer was a fine of the U S. Power Squadron, rescheduled for Saturday, Kilpatrick Parenthood athlete who enjoyed hlttmg the DetrOit NaVigator's Aug 23, 2003, at 2 pm, at Dorothy Jones Kilpatnck Mrs Ball IS sUrYlved by booming dnves m golf, base- Club, the Great Lakes Yacht the Grosse Pomte Memonal died on 'fuesday, Aug 12, her daughter, Mary Lou ball, badmInton and squash, Club, the Grosse Pomte Church It Willbe a lakeSide 2003, at her home 10 Ball-Volhntme; her grand- where he won the State Veterans Club, the State serVice, weather permlttmg Humble, Texas, Just SIXdays daughter, EmIly Mane Doubles ChampiOnship WIth Bar Assoclaton, the Macomb short of her 88th birthday Strachan, thE' Schwanbeck Eddie Hahn County Bar AssocIaton, and Jerome J. Huvaere Her falthfui compamon, Jamie, a TIbetan Spaniel, famIly, Carl Sr , John, Janet, He loved huntmg and Grosse Pomte Umtanan Jerome J "Jerry" Carl Jr , and theIr famlhes was by her SIde fishmg as well as dommoes Church Huvaere, 81, of Fort Myers, Mrs Kilpatnck was born She was predeceased by and card games He was a He was a phYSical fitness Fla , died on Saturday, Aug her daughter, Dr Nancy m Coldwater In 1915 to the loyal fnend, a lOVIng hus- enthUSiast and an aVId 16. 2003 Born m Grosse late Guy and Nettle Jones, Ball Strachan, who passed band and a generous and sailor, haVIng served III the POinte In 1922, Mr Huvdere away on May 5, 2003 and attended school m canng father U S. Coast Guard from 1942 .Ister, and BelgIUm before ComIng CIty of Grosse POInte and years, Betty Blrgbauer 1930s and '40s Dunng her Eastern High School In and hIS Yorkshire terrter, back to the i>tates m 1945, Stuart, Fla., died Thursday, Funeral services were years at The News she cov- DetrOIt and attended AlbIOn Joey where he returned to hli>Job Aug 7,2003 10 ered society events, Illter- College Thereafter he held Ponte Vedra, Fla. on He was predeceased by as a draftsman With General Born In Nodaway, Iowa, Aug 6,2003 Viewed stars of the stage helped form Super Tool hIS Wife, Natahe Motors Mrs Ball earned her B A at Memonal contnbutlOns and screen, cnme reporting Company and became Its A memonal serVIce wIll be In 1946, Mr Huvaere Simmons College In Des may be made to the DetrOIt and feature articles She preSident and CEO held on Sunday, Sept 7, at Jomed hiS father-In-law at Momes, Iowa, In Enghsh lIt- Chapter of the Cystic 12 30 p m at the Grosse met George C Scott, Colleen He albo helped to orgamze the BeItzel Calendar Co In erature Mrs Ball was also a FibrOSIS FoundatIOn, 2265 No Sag Sprmg Company Pomte Umtanan Church DetrOIt, dnd spent the bal- Dewhurst, Tallulah member of Trl Delta LIvernOIS, SUIte 410, Troy, and later became ItS presI- Interment IS 10 WhIte ance ot hiS workmg career In Bankhead and others at the Soronty MI 48083, the Evans dent and CEO He was also Chapel Cemetery the advertlsmg specIalty tram stat10n upon theIr After graduatIOn, she Caddies Scholarship pro- 10 actively Involved In Memonal contrIbutIOns sales Industry, spannIng the arnval for productIOns JOIned the Coast Guard and gram or AlbiOn College, 611 Lumberjack BUIlding may be made to ALS of next 38 years Dunng that DetrOIt She wrote about became a heutenant dunng E. Porter St, AlbIOn, MI MIchIgan, 8521 Lyndon St., the CrIme spree of The World War II She marned Centers, Inc and North 49224 tIme, he was an aVId boater Shore Estates SUIte 200, DetrOIt, MI Purple Gang, and the SOCIal Donald F BaJJ, a captam and a member of the DetrOit 48238, III memory of Natahe Yacht Club and the Grosse events of the DetrOIt motor and company commander on Mr Blrgbauer was a for- mer member of Lochmoor Fossee Pomte Power Squadron He car Industry May 6, 1944, In New While covering a pnson Orleans Club, of whIch he became was also a membE'r of the preSident, the Country Club DetrOit Rotary Club With break In upper MIchigan, They then moved to of DetrOIt, the DetrOIt some 30 years of perfect she met the late James R Grosse Pomte where Mr AthletiC Club, Otsego SkI dttendance and was honored "Scotty" Kilpatnck, a pho- Ball became a sales and Club, Ponte Vedra and With a Paul Hams Award tographer, also at The News marketing manager for Ford They marned m 1946 and Sawgrass Golf Clubs RetIrIng 10 1984, Mr Motor Co before retirement hved 10 DetrOit for more In 1978 He was preSIdent of the Huvaere moved to Fort Ponte Vedra CommuOlty Myers, Fla , where he took a than 55 years Mrs Ball earned her mas- She was an acttve partICI- ter's degree In hbrary SCI- Assoclat1On, the CuttIng more active role m hiS pas- hme of golf March 19, 1991 pant 10 Planned ence In 1964 from Wayne Tool Manufacturer's brought him hiS only hole- Parenthood, the DetrOIt HlstoTical SOCiety, St In one .It hiS beloved Whiskey Creek Country Michael's ThTlft Shop In ('Jub Grosse Pomte and the Mr Huvaere IS surVived Neighborhood Cnme Watch by hiS Wife of 60 years, ASSOCiatIOn She was a Kathy, hIS son, RIchard member of the DetrOit Press (StephanIe), hiS brother, Club and Phi Beta Kappa as Robert mea), hiS grandchil- well as an aVid gardener and DIRECTOR -- R. Burke Fossee Jr. dren, Ja>.on J D Huvaere, qUilter Sara E L Huvaere, Ronald As a lIfelong Democrat R. Burke Fossee Jr. Erika Hemquist Funeral Director as Counselor R Roscla and Ryan M Mrs Kilpatnck was vocal Grosse Pointe Woods reSI- Although Ihe funeral dIrector re,mcted 10 only 'ai-need' conlacl, Roscla; two great-grdndchll- about commumty, state and WIth dent R Burke Fossee Jr., 86, may not con"der 11lm~lf ~ tr~mcd farmhc' Hc ,hould be coun,c\- Erika Hemquist dren, two meces, and two natIOnal Issues, JOImng a counselor and may not have h" mg them dunng pre arrangemclll' and dIed on Sunday, Aug 17, Due to the hlackout, the protest nnarch In doctorate In p,ychology h" 'pecla! hc ,hould be aV~llable for po'l func ....! nephews 2003, at 8t John HospItal memonal seTVlce for Enka Washmgton 10 the 1970s e"pencncc and role gIVe hIm certalll ""I' 10 the f~rlllly 10 addition 10 h" WIth a passion for every- A pnvate memonal ser- m"gh" "'hlch he cannot help bUI regular ~nd more tr~dlllon~1 ~I nced Hernqmst was postponed vIce was held at Myerlee and walkIng III the first Gay u.,c In hl'~ protc ...... lOn..t1 role <\.n} dUlIe..." thIng nautical as well as Ms HernqUlst died on Manor Chdpel In Fort Pnde parade In New York 'CnslI,ve (uneral d"eclOr ....'" 'oon practJcmg cnmInallaw, Mr Saturday, June 28, 2003, of City acquJre .. knowledge aboul per Myers Fossee went on hIS last sail bram cancer Smce mOVIngto Texas to sonal practIcal and abnormal and finished hiS last case In MemorIal contnbutlOns bereavemenl problem, which can A 1987 graduate of Grosse may be made to the Huvaere be near her daughters and anan A Joseph Preslden [ the days pnor to hIS open- be of value 10 !ho'" he 'Cne, Pomte South High School, FamIly Endowed their famIlIes, one of Mrs U,mg hI' ",n he coin he of "'e Brian A Joseph Manager Prmceton UmversIty and MIdland uanes and sendmg them to m hI' communll> 01' pMt of Ihe Colr 28499 Schoenherr Born In DetrOIt, Mr her master's degree from friends along WIth quotes gl\ 109 team dnd more helpful 10 Warren M,ch'gan ~8088 Fossee graduated from Johns Hopkms Umverslty from one of her favorite each fdm,'> he ,ene, (586) 756-5530 Wayne State Umverslty She had worked as a crypto- books Never Squat With Tod~> the funer ..1 dLreclor " not ValeneWmckowskl MIrier Manager WIth hiS bachelor's degree lOgIcal mathematicIan for Your Spurs On " INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED SINCE 1908 and hiS LLB He was an the NatIOnal SecurIty Upon amVlng In Texas, attorney III pnvate practice Agency pnor to her diagno- she JOined the Daughters of In St ClaIr Shores for 35 SIS She enjoyed travelIng the BntIsh EmplTe, the Bntlsh group "The Buttercups" and The Humble Semor Clttzens Center Mrs Kilpatnck was an aVId correspondent, and sent hVE'ly, wItty accounts and somettmes caustIc let- Mercedes-Benz ters to her large ensemble of fnends, newspaper colum- msts, personal subscnbers, as well as executtves of mis- creant corporatIOns Dorothy Jones Kilpatrick See OBITS, Page 13A

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August 21,2003 13A Grosse Pointe News Obituaries William C. Richter her children, Stephen soccer (Mary), JulIe Rogers Volpe, He IS SUrvIved by hIS wife, OBITS---- Former St ClaIr Shores ElIzabeth (DaVId) Crook, Laune, hIS daughter, reSIdent WIllIam C Richter, From Page 12A Freeman McQueen died on Christopher (KriStin), Scott Stephame, hiS sons, Thomas 75, of Pompano Beach, Fla , She was known to send Friday, July 25, 2003, at I Robm) and Craig (CounCilman Davl' needed food and rehef laler dm\ed .It the MectIng at 800 pm) For a limited flme, (August 1st thm Septembel 30th) new members may ~We had no food, so we called Kroger on Eight MIle Al,o Prc,ent Mc\,r, Burge.,." City Attorney, Solak. City jOin the club NOW for the 2004 season alld use the clubfor the remain- and they let us corne m the Manager Ree'lde, City Clerk Brennan, DIrector of Public Illg months of the 2003 season, with the pwchase of Class A member- back door," saId Sharon SenlLc, Tolhvcr, A,,,,tant Director of Pubhc 'ieTVlce. Ferber. Meler, SOC executIve direc- Dlrcdor of Pubhl ~atety ShiP' Our "C/ass A" memberS/lips are CUI rently avmlable for tor ~Volunteers stIll showed Mayor Knel,cr pre'lded at the SpeCial Mcetlng $5,000.00. By pre-paYlllg the Annual Dues III Full, you Will a\'Oldany up to dnve and help package and delIver stuff, no power Thc Mlnutc\ ot thc Reguldr Mecllng held July 7 2003 werc dues Increases fOl the 2004 season dIdn't stop them" dpproved .1\ LOITelted Semors were provided WIth Items such as water, The MInute, of the Clo,ed Se"lOn held Jul} 7, 2003 were Don't miss thiS opportumty to JOin One of the Finest Pm'ate, "Member peanut butter, crackers and dpprO\ed a, ,ubmllled Owned," Countl)' Clubs In the A,ea . The St Clmr R,vel Country Club! fnut The Minute, 01 the Specldl Mectlng held July 24. 2001 \\Icrc MeIer also SaId that SOC ;,oclal worker Nma apprO\cd .I, ,uhmlltcd For Detmls 01 more InformatIOn Mondalek called sac clIents Thc Councll JpprO\cd the bid of Motor City rord Truck Inc m Call (810) 329-7300 on an old phone hooked up the amount of 5 I00,99') ()()for thc purcha\c of one trulk cha\<;l, to theIr modem because mounled ruhbl,h pJLker lor the DPW Ask for Bob Abraham Director of Golf & OperatIOns their other phones were not working The CounCil approvcd thc bid ot W r Miller Company In the ~ThlS communIty does amount of $22,660 ()(}lor thc purcha,e of onc 4 wheel refu,c what It'S supposed to do," collectIOn vchlCle for the DPW Meier saId The Council apprO\cd payment of the ,tatement of ,morney', ServIces for Older fee, from the law firm of Dlckm,on. Wnght for vanou, ..er>lce, 14f)IU) 141'(~ll)llYf)(YllJrl' CitIzens IS a non-profit orga- rendered on behalf of thc City of Gro.,.,c Pomte Farm\ nIZatIOn prOVides food and New and Certified Used Vehicles ~Ied a'lSIstanre to more than The Council recel\ed the Public Safcly Department Report, for -~' ~ 3,000 Grosse POInte and June and July 2001 and ordered Ihem placcd on file Harper Woods senIors Its headquarters are The Council actlOg a, a ZonlOg Board of Appeal\, approved 2003 T-Bird Convertible located at the NeIghborhood the mlOute, 01 the Pubhc Hearing hcld July 7, 2001, demed the appe.tl of Dr Wilham Fulgenll of I Provenlal Road, demed the -A, X and Z Club on Waterloo In the CIty appeal of TIffany and Dan Klad\en of 71 Camhrldge granted Plans Welcome of Grosse Pomte the dppeal of Tim Tallent of 89 MUIr Road, granted the appeal MIchael Shelton of Dr and Mr, Chmllan George of 88 LcwI,ton - EastSide The Council ddopted a re\olutlOn that Immediately followmg Customer Care GPWbuys ddJoumment 01 the Regular MectlOg, a C\o,ed Se<;<;lon,hall be With every held for the pllrpo~e of dl,cu~'lOg certalO maller, pertaining to Purchase new truck htlgallon A new GMC Envoy WIll Upon proper motIOn mdde, ,upportcd and cdITIcd, Ihc Mecllng replace a 1997 Chevy Blazer JdJoumed at q 10 pm • Starting at $33,1 32 • Six to choose from • for use by SUpervIsors of the Grosse POInte Shores THE NEXT Rf-GUl.AR MEf-T1NG OF THf. CITY Patnck Scoggin, PreSident / John Huntington, Partner Department of Pubhc COUNCIL WIU. BE HEI.D ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, -l Works 2003 AT 7:30 PM. IN THE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, ....$;, The Envoy WII! cost 90 KERBY ROAD. THE MEETINGS ARE PUBI.le. ~".. 1 ...... ,11: • INTERESTlW PROPERTY OWNERS AND RESIDENTS ...... ,.,.".\ $22,640, mcludIng a $1,000 IIIIIIITII ~ _I OF THE CITY ARE INVITED TO A 17'END. incentIVe and $3,500 trade. 'lit: ) In for the Blazer Shane L. Reeslde, (248) 852.0400 . , • 1 If .Joseph Ahee, publIc works Ronald V. Knelser, City Clerk 2890 S. Rochester Rd. IN. of M-59) • Rochester Hills, MI t~'.r 1+ dIrector, said $25,000 had Mayor been budgeted for the pur- VIM us on-hne at- www.l.untlngtontord.com chase G PN 0812112003 ,, ,

August 21,2003 14A Business Grosse Pointe News

The size and depth of the met a week ago on Tuesday, on an equal ba"ls stock market took last Aug 12 At 2 15 pm that He saId, "If I make arket Thursday'b blackout In day, they hsued theIr usual money, they make money'" stnde "polIcy "tatement" WIth an .... _ tr" • Thl' clo;,ed-end Illdustry ance On Fnday, the Dow dCtU unUbual addendum - _ _. '__'5 ' _ _ .... : now counts il'>setb of about ally crept up 11 pOint;, The statement was $140 bIllIOn. WIth 79 new Friday Close, 8/15/03 whill' the almo"t a verbatim copy of the stock lllve;,tor" have often a dlbcount from the funds markl'd m 2002, and Oow Jones Ind 9,322 Nm,daq onl) thell July stdtement - been bettlllg on " fund'b net clbset ~alue 19 more dunng the first Sl>. Nasdaq Comp 1,702 Inched up 2 mean Il1g no th,lllge agalll LTS "111cerely hopes that (NAV) months of 2003 pOInt;, from their May 6 deflatIOn mutuel! fund m'l!ldgers ha~e Bdrron';, «Julv 28) fea- The Ban on'b drtlcle S&P SOOIndex 991 t",po'''' Hh(lf' hv Nf'IIA n>pnrt" t helt Hpr7tl'ld lIke" ~Cl'< YOlK. ",iJ Illug, ...lu::'l UU \..h"'J.Hbl. ..Il bl.., ....n dCln,; n10: C' th:1P j'~,t Sin EunOs 11257 Stock ;,holi-term mtele;,t rates ~bettlllg" the Ir bhareholdel ..... Mdl tm titled,' Mr Clobed two Boulder closed-end gen 3105 Exchdnge The unu"ual add on was fund;,1 Fund." about Miami ba;,ed eral eqUity funds tradlllg on Crude 011 (Bb1 ) volume. "the Committee beheves Tom ller7fl'ld Thomas ,J NYSE Gold (Oz) 36320 alreddy slow that policy dctommodatwnb Closed-end stock lIellfeld Ad"l,orb manages • Boulder Growth & 3-Mo T.Bllls 095% III Augu.,r., can be mamtalfled for a dboul $100 millIOn 111dls- Income IBIF, about Ii 14, 3O-Yr T-Bonds 540% heal, tolall'd By Joseph con"ldel able perIod" Wall funds cIl'llOn,lry monl'y for I11stl- tradlIlg elt about 14 3 Pl'1 only 626 Mengden Street read 'con;,lderabll, Sl'\l'ral \\eek ....ago (see tlitlOn ....dnd wealthy mdl- lent dlbtount to It<; NAV 01 11I\P~lOl"'"elgP, l'1~k dware- mIllion perIod" to mean "through LTS, .July :31 J, LTS \\Irotl' \ Idu,lb Imlllimum $1 mIl 6 om and nl'~' tel, ....t,iLl! ....and other ;,hare;, la;,t FrIda), less than yedr-end 2003 " about "MIChlg,l!l'b do<,ed- lion) • Bouldel Tot,11 RetUlIl f,lltOl , half Its UbUdl daily dCtlvlty , The btock market, end bond fund'l " Hl'r/fdd al ....o m'll1dges mT~~ about 1:J 38. tradlll~ Many brokerage;, III aSblired of contlllued l'a;,y Now It'S time to review ....ollle mone\ for ;,ubscl'lber;, at about eI 137 percent to Mdnhattan dnd throughout money and hl',tof!cally low c1o'led-end stock funds, of hi ....monthly re;,earch Its NAV of 1551) the bldckout area \\-ere short-term Illtell';,t Idte'l. which are marketed the repOlt, "The Imebtor'.;, Hememhel LTS does not .!o'l'ph M,'1Jffdell I' (J re~1 "powerle;,s" dunng most of rose moderately, With the bclme as bond fund", but dif- GUIde to Clo"ed-End recommend IIldlvldual dl'lIt of thl' CltV of Gro",e markE't hours Dow up 91 pomt;" or 1 per- ferent fJ am open end mutu Fund.;," ($475 per yl'ar) stocks and does not 0\\ n PUlnte and form 1'1 c hmrmall Alan C "Ace" Greenbprg, cent, and the Na;,daq al funds Tn 1987, Herlfeld started allY of the secuntle<; men- of FI! ,I of Mlc1l1gan "Let'" boss of Bear Stearns, pulled Composite up 26 pomt-.. or After the Illltl,d publIc thp;,(' mdndged portfolIos tioned dbove Talll Siock, /....,pon,ured bv off a umque sale of 50 0111- 15 percent offenng, c1o'led end btock \\lIt h $100,000 of hIS own Secunhe;, conblden>d for Ihl' fo/Io/ulllf G,o~,(' Peunte hon shares (value $1 1 bll- The bond market !,'Teeted funds trade on cl btock mon('y and asked readers to purchase o.hould be IllVl'btl- /lit 1',11I"'lIt 1elated {iI/II ~ hon) of MBNA, the large the announcement With a exchange, often the NYSE, IllVebt a hke amount WIth gelted for mvestment ;'U1t- ,John 111 RIC lie!, CPA, PC Issuer of credIt cards, whIch nonchalance, only fractIOnal III which the market pnte IS him and share performance abilIty regardlIlg an and HI( he! & Baun PC wa;, crossed on the NYSE changes that day Friday morning But the followmg day, The underwriters, VVednesda~Aug 13, bondb We're in the money, new money that is Goldman Sachs and Bear suffered another avalanche Stl'arns. agreed on the PrIC- of sellmg And, as bond CongratulatIOn'll We're money If you ernlgrated Illg at 4 12 pm Thursday pnces drop, yIelds shoot up all gOlIlg to get some new I do find It amusmg that afternoon, only mlllutes At the bond clm,lllg bell, money thl" fall I the Web ;'Ite for the bl'fore the hghts went out the Treabury 4 1/4 pel cent, ' Well, maybe not new Department of the For the week, stock prIces 10-year notes had dropped Pointers on money for u.;" hut certalIlly Trea'lury. Bureau of churned With a lackluster 1 5/8 POllltS, With the yIeld new money /Urnm. do I En!,'Ta \ lllg ,\lid I'll ntlllg IS modest upward bias mcreabmg 21 baSIS POllltS sen;,e some confUSIOn here J I moneyf al tOl y com The Dow fimshed up 131 (a baSIS POlllt IS 1/1OOth of 1 U S government ofliclUls Technology Apparpntlv e\ en thmg I pOlllt'l, or 1 4 percent, c1os- percent) to 4 56 percent have unveIled a npw $20 beheH'd ,Ibout mOlWY IS Illg at 9,322, near Its 12- Me'lllwhlle, thl'Treasury note deSign With enhanced true Need mOl e'J Ink up month hlgh 6 1/4 percent. 30-yeal bondb By Mike Maurer ~ becuntv fedture'l and subtll' the pllnter The Nasdaq COMpOSlte had tanked 2 1/2 pomtb, hackgr~und color ... Here\ a ....Ide note Thev was up 58 pomts, or 3 5 mcreasmg their yIeld 17 and effort Tom Ferguson dIrector of The new deSign IS pal t of hdve pIcture .. of the new. percent, closmg at 1,702, baSIS pomts to 5 4 percent Fvpn :'lfter the new thp U S BUIedU of dn ongOIng e!lort to <,telY 1<; $20 bill on their bIte approachmg Its 12-month The New York TImes money Is;,ued older- Engravmg ahead of the countel feltlllg "The secunty featm ps arl' Speclkmg of CanadIan high (Aug 14) reported deSlb'Tl note" wIll remdlIl money i....ee thIrd para- "Investors are worned that of U S currency and to legal tender eaSICr than ever to use, clnd gr,lph) 1 stJlI remember If rates Tlse much further, make our currency a" pret- On the new bIlls, there we want the publIc to learn What Greenspan ty as Canada's (I ddded people I know <;aylllg It the effect would be an wIll be subtle green peach how to use them, to protect looked lIke the money from said Illcrease m borrowmg costs, that last part J and blue colors III the back- theIr hard eal ned money" The ne~ $20 note WIll be a Monopoly game You prob- Members of the Federal which would lnmp corpo- !,'Tound, dependmg on the Here I" cl fun fact There ably thlllk ';'0, too But you Open Market CommIttee rate profits and the rebound Issued m the fall. WIth new denomlllatlOn, but the sIze I';' more U S currency III clr. deSigns for the $50 and 01 the bills WIll be the bame culatlOn worldWide than never see anyone trymg to $100 followlllg m 2004 and That's good (We won't have any other currency In fact, counterfeIt Monopoly JOHN M. RICKEL, C.P.A., P.C. 2005 to buy new wallets l the Federal Reserve system money Sorry. my lOgICIS Redpc,lgn of the $5 and 'Thlb Ib the new color of estimates that up to two- shppmg CER1\tlED PUBlIC ,ll,CCOUNHNTS $10 notes Ib under conSIder- money, It 1;' bafer because It thIrds of the approXimately Our fllendb to the north ation but thp ~ 1 and $2 Ib harder to fake and ea'lJer $650 bJillon III U S curren- i'louth If you hve here) de WE ARE MOVING To OUR NEW note;, wdlnot be to check, smdrtpr to stay cy III circulatIOn ,', hrld out handle ..,ome matters cor- BUILDING - SEE You THERE' redeSIgned Counterfeltlllg dhecld of tech-sa vvv coun- Side the Umted Statl's rectly the $1 and $2 bllls Ib JUi>t tel felten, and mor~ secure No, that doesn't medn For eXdmple, when they PO Box 36200 not WOlth a crook's tIme than ever." accO! dmg to you would have more deCIded to go metnc, like GROSSE POINTE. FARMS M,CHIGAN 48236-0200 the whole re,t of the world, TELEPHONE 313/881-8200 they didn't ll1l'SS around EMAIL r1ckelbaun@comcast net With duplicate mlleslkllo- THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM meter "'gnb No, they JUbt SWitched them cold turkey NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON and relied on their cltlzem,' good ben ....e to re,ld the nght The Grosse Pointe INCREASING PROPERTY TAXES ....pel'dometer numhl'r" office welcomes Hell 111 the good old The Board oj EducatIOn 01 (he Gro~~e POinte Public School Sy~tem will hold d USA WP fumble ,md burn ble and keep tl1<' old med Public Heelilng on the propo~ed operating IdX mtllage rate to be leVied In 2003-04 Thomas Nlhem ....Ulpn1l'nt <,\....tpm bd;,pd on First Vice PreSident, FinanCial AdVisor thl' d I,Ill('l' Iwt\\pen a The he,lrlng will be held on Tue~ddY, Septemhcr 2. 20m dt x 00 p m elt WKklllg m,ll1 THN' .Jnd hi" tingel- Library, Gro~..,e Potllle South 1llgh School, II Gfl)"'~e Pomte Boulevard, Gro',..,e tip' (Look It up ) to our group located at 77 Kercheval Avenue POlllte Fanm. MI 48236 When ('.mada wanted to Grosse Pointe Fanns, MI lIlt roducl' ,I dollar com. they (313} 343-8429 JUi>tdId It, tdkmg paper dol- The date and locatIOn olthc mcetmg to ldke ,lllion on the propo~ed additIOnal mll- lars off the lllarket (We Idgc Will hc 'lIlnounced dt thl~ public mcetl11g could get III a dISCUSSIOn dbout tr) mg to 'lcrunch a VISit morganstanley comhndlvldual A ..,umnlclry of the HOmC\tedd Hold-Helrmlc..,~ telXrdte\ are el..,foll()w~ dollar bill lIlto a pop m,lchme j Evpn here III the ~ Bel\c Increcl\cd (Dclrcd..,e) Ulllll'd St,ltp" we know MorganStanley that th(' Canadl,m dollar MIIlclge R~lte Millel~ Relte com I....

\' Operelttng S )7lQ 0909 ) 6691 bIrd on the front '" " , Technology 1J)116 Dill4 I crno But our fp,trl('se., leaders Totdl 6609X 0921 67021 kl'pt makmg doltll bllb whpn t!wy mtroducl'd thp Thc propo~cd HO!l1c\tc R,lte.., for 20m arc reduced by 1270 doJlal com, ,llld of cour<,e p\('rvhodv kl'pt U....lllg bill, ~a1 from thc 6 X291 mlll\ Icvlcd m 2002 If ddoptcd, the propo\cd Homc\lceld Hold- The) tit m OUI \~allpt'l H,lrmle\~ Imllagc wlllll1crcel\C opcreltll1g rcvenuc.., from eld vdlorem propel1y tdxe~ We now h,I\(' t\\O differ CEstate mcr ..,uch rc\cnuc\ gcncrcltcd 1,I\t )Cdf by dpproxlIllately $22\606 lei I 4% feve- Pl1t :Ii I lom" 'Illd YOUnever nuc lI1IT~el~~) <;Pl'PIIhl'1 I won't ('\ en gl't By Alex M. Lucido mto the $2 IIIII fi,.....('o A \umm

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By Brad Lindberg grandparents mvolved wIth the followmg terms under • Custody of grandchIl- Staff Wnter dysfunctIOnal offsprmg who whIch grandparents may dren has been gIven to Legislators are Iimng up use VIsitatIOn of grandchil- request time WIth grandchIl- someone other than the behInd Edward Gaffney's dren as weapons In dIvorce, dren grandch:ldren's parent, or bIll to let grandparents separatIOn or death • A dIvorce IS pendmg the grandchIldren do not spend tlme with their grand- "It doesn't apply to most before the court hve WIth theIr parents. chIldren famIlies," saId Gaffney, "but • The grandchildren's par- • A grandchIld's parent "I have 50 co-sponsors," more than It should." ents are no longer together has withheld VISitatIOn as saId Gaffney, R-Grosse Gaffney sald the bIll puts • The grandparent IS a revenge agamst the grand- POInte F:trms the nghts of parent" ahead parent of a deceased off- parent for reportmg chIld HIs leglslatlon rounds out of grandparents spnng who had chIldren abuse or neglect a prevIOUSmeasure spelhng "Parents make the first • Grandparents have out condltlons under whIch chOIce," he saId "If grand- hved away from the other grandparents may seek parents are demed VISita- parent and grandchIld for "grandparentmg time" tion, they have the burden of Norsemen more than one year. Gaffney requested the bIll prOVIngtheIr VISItWIllbe m • The grandchIld's par- be wntten by legtslatlve spe- the best mterest of the chil- ents have never mamed and use park don't hve m the same house- cwll"ts to plug holes In dren" pXlstlng law pOInted out m a When the legIslature hold recent state Supreme Court reconvenes m September, Its Three hIgh school athletIc decI"IOn members Will consider teams WIll practIce at Lake The bill would benefit House BIll 5039, whIch sets Front and GhesqUlere parks next year accordmg to per- Tech-- rmSSlOn renewed this week Park officer shoots by the Grosse Pomte Woods From page 14A CIty councIl Photo by Brad Lmdberg Teams mclude the Grosse the queen on front and her Brian Colter. Grosse Pointe Park clty forester. accused felon Pomte North HIgh School bearbehmd I spends time on the human sundial at Three Mile girls and boys tennIs, plus Do you stIll thmk we're , Park. A Grosse Pomte Park A CItIzen reported subjects boys baseball smarter? patrolman shot a fleemg m a vehIcle trymg to enter School representatIves The moneyfactory.com DetrOIt teenager last cars parked In the area of have presented the counCIl Web site allows you to VIew, ;Human sundial Sunday, Aug 17 The 17- Kercheval and Buckmgham. proof of lllsurance polICies download or pnnt glossy year-old accused felon Pobce found the suspect WIth $1 mIllion general ha- Images of the new bIlls allegedly struck and vehIcle, learned It had been bIhty and $10 mIllion Hey, all I need IS enough keeps time naturally umbrella excess hablhty cash to buy Boardwalk and knocked down another offi- reported stolen In. DetrOIt, cer With a stolen car and pursued the dnver and nammg the Woods as an Park Place. By Brad Lindberg Thursday mornmg. The Park officer hit by the two passengers to Three additIOnal msured Staff Wnter "Ten-forty-five," he car was treated for unspeCI- MIle and Harper m DetrOIt. "You can be assured that Have a tech questIOn or KIds playmg at Three smIled, usmg hIS wrist fied mJunes Two Park officers got out the athletes using the faCIli- subject you would like MIle Park have one less watch to confirm the hour as ties will be under adult addressed In thLS column? Pollce Said the teen was of theIr crUIsers and I excuse for arnvmg home regIstered by hIS shadow taken to a hospItal m cntlcal approached the suspect superVISIOn at all tImes," Want to comment or add late for dinner, except on cast across the semI-CIrcular accordmg to an applIcatIon your two cents worth? My e. condItion vehIcle I cloudy days and at nIght sun dIal's cement founda- The Park officer who "At thIS point the dnver of written by Chris Clark, mall address ~s ConstructIOn of a human tIOn fired, a five-year veteran, IS the vehIcle made a hard North's assistant prinCIpal [email protected]. sundial IS complete at the The mal is located behInd on paid admInIstratIve leave nght turn stnkmg the offi- of athletics. 1 lakeSIde park, located at the a knoll where reSIdents of a dunng an 1I1vestlgatIOn cer and knockmg hIm to the At Lake Front Park, gIrls foot of Three Mile Dnve m mansion once looked out "Thl" entIre matter IS ground," accordmg to a tenms practIce runs through Corrections Grosse Pomte Park then back wmdows to Lake Aug 24, from 8 a m to 5 The shadowy solar tIme- St Clair. gOing to be reVIewed by the release by Dave HIller, Park Correctwns w~ll be p.m. Games start Aug. 26 Colter plans to landscape Wayne County prosecutor," chIef of pubhc safety pnnted on th~s page every piece runs on sunshine and and contmue through Oct the dIal Wlth shrubbery - .,ald Park Lt JIm SmIth The second officer fired week If there ~s an error is guaranteed to keep on 17, between 3:30 and 5'30 ".Just to dress it up a httle," SmIth saId It IS "permISSI- four rounds mto the vehIcle, of fact m any story, call tIclong as long as the world pm Also, boys tennis wIll he saId. "A good Idea would ble" for officers to fire upon hlttmg the dnver One pas- the newsroom at (313) goes 'round. use Lake Front's courts from The sundial functions by a be to hne It WIth boxwood, a fleemg VIolent offenders senger was taken mto cus- 882-0294. "It was an ongomg cnme," tody The thIrd escaped March 15 through May 28, person standmg next to one low-Iymg shrub, in an arc from 330 to 6'30 p m • along the outSIde." SmIth said The DetrOIt pohce homI- In the Aug. 7, story, "A of 12 plaques IIstmg months Boys baseball WIll use the Bushes would be pruned The mCIdent began With a Cide sectIOn IS handbng the Gathenng of Eagles," the of the year. The person's Marstiller Diamond at to about two feet tall. cellular 911 call on Aug 17 mvestIgatIOn name of Wayne Macy, I shadow falls on or between GhesqUlere Park behind CIty "When you come down to at approxImately 7 10 P m - Brad Lmdberg World War II combat I brass markers mdlcatmg hall from Monday, March Three Ml1e Park your body fighter pIlot from LlVoma, the tIme of day 15, through Fnday, May 28, casts a shadow tellmg you was misspelled. Bram Colter, Clty forester, Public safety from 3.30 to 6 pm. I tested the equIpment last what tIme It IS," he Said. From page 9A loaders" both WIth seven live Red light rounds of hollow pomt ammUnItIOn m the gun bag runner A 93-year-old Grosse Four officers from the Pomte Woods woman dri- Woods and neIghbOrIng VIng a 1998 Ford was UnIn- Grosse Pomte Shores Jomed Jured 10 a traffic crash last m the arrest m the 900 block week at the mtersectIOn of of North Brys III the Woods CharlevoIX and AlIne The gun owner wa" ordered Both the woman and a from hIS yellow 1989 Ford WItness SaId the crash utIhty truck and told to put occurred when a 64-year-old hIS hands over hIS head Woods woman In a black PolIce CIted the DetrOIt Lexus ran the stop SIgn from reSIdent for dnVIng With a eastbound Aline on suspended hcense Thp St Thursday, Aug 14, at 4'21 Clair Shores man's weapons pm permit had expIred last May The Lexus glanced off the He was CIted for haVlng a Ford and then went out of concealed weapon m a motor control mto a comer reSI- vehIcle dence damagIng a 3- by 4- foot sectIOn of bnck wall OOE'RE OPENING The Lexus drIver was Loud thud taken to a local hospItal On FrIday, Aug 15, at Woods offiCIalsSaId she com- NEW DOORS 11 54 pm, a Grosse Pomte plamed of 1I1Junesto her left WOOdbman bvmg m the 800 forearm from the air bag We're happy to be opel1lng new doors 111 Grosse POll1teFarms block of Hawthorne heard a deployment and chest pam uloud thud" and discovered from the seat belt Northern Trust ISproud to soltdlfy Its roots In Michigan with an elegant, "omeone had thrown a bot- more expansive finanCial center on the HIli at 120 Kercheval With a tle of cologne through the rear wmdow of hIS son's larger lobby area and pnvate meeting rooms, our new office IScomfortable, 2000 Jeep Cherokee modern, and convenient. The man saId several Yukon trailed youths had been outSIde hIS On Tuesday, Aug. 12, at ThIS beaUtiful new space ISdeSigned to meet all our clIents' 4 14 pm, a 39-year-old home at the time of the finanCial needs Our experts are ready to serve you With trust and thud Grosse Pomte Farms man parked hIS black 2003 GMC investment management, estate admInistration, and pnvate bankll1g Yukon m the 20400 block of servtces. All delIvered WIth the personal attention that has been Bike taken Mack to order food at a On Wednesday, Aug 12, at restaurant Northern Trust's hallmark for 113 years. He left the Yukon's wm- 3 30 pm, a 16-year-old We are delIghted to be your neIghbor. Please call Bruce FralIck, Grosse Pomte Woods gIrl dows down and keys on the amved to work In the 21100 dnver seat President, at (313) 881-1052 for more details or stop by and ViSitour block of Mack on her bicycle ThIeves stole the vehIcle new locauon but didn't lock It upon park- wIthm four mInutes, and Ing m the alley WIth It a purse belongmg to By 7 pm, the bIke had the man's WIfe and several been stolen birthday gtfts for theIr son The GMC's On Star emer- gency commUnICatIOns sys- ~ Northern Trust Radio stolen tem mdICated the Yukon had been taken to the area of 'AI A man liVIng In the 800 120 KfR' HI block of Moorland In Grosse Beaconsfield and HaverhIll (,RO~', P01N FF I 'R'l~ Pomte Woods reported In DetrOIt 01~) Illli 10~O thieves stole the radIO from DetrOIt pohce were unable hIS L998 Honda sometIme to respond to property between Thursday, Aug 15, cnmes at that tIme, but they at 6 pm, and 9 a m the fol- recovered the vehIcle at 4 18 BL()()MFTI-l.D HUJS GRAND RAPmo; GRO\\f POINTf FARMS a m the next mommg 10 the lowmg mormng The www northerntrusl com unlocked car had been area of Seven MIle and Nonhtm lrust llank. F~B ... wholly crIDI( f.qual Ho.... ng t.ndc:r • parked m the man's dnve- Gallagher - Brad Lmdberg way August 21, 2003 16A Grosse Pointe News

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By Brad Lindberg contestants III Staff Wrtter Tall ShIps Ah the sea, the pro~ mce Challenge 2003 of gentle passage where WIll dock at \\ ater caUl ~Illg al ound the Sarmd, OntallO, bO\\ ,md trallmg aft are a today fOJ Tall ~dJlOI's ~Ilent sentmel of ShIp!:>Salllld A bemg effortlessly under "'lmdar fe!:>tl\al \\av thl ee ,)ear ...dgo Oh, really? drew 45 000 \ 1"'- The mght was black and ltor!:>to the St "tlll, floating along some- Clair River / \,here around five o'clock III waterflont the mormng aCloss from Port Canvas conformed to HUlon \\cather, and toweled over- The fe&tl\aJ 10, head In gray patches the final buch agam~t the early mormng e\ent on th(' darkness Grpat Lakes thl ... Calm ~eas and faIr year, and the weather accommodated a lai>t for three nearly full complement of comll1g \eoled b\ the front, full mabl and fore!:>all AnwnCdn ::-1.. 11 generatmg the most power, 1'1 ,lInIng A~~Ol\dtl()n of Pfll t 1\ H Iii I I l(lh~ t whIle Jumbo staysall and Ne",pOJt R I The Pride of Baltimore II, above, enters Toledo for a runnmg backsall snatched d...... O(.ldtlon hol'" d tall ships race through the Great Lakes. P.J. Mier, whate\ er bree7e the\ could worlch\ H]e mcmher ...hlp above left. hauls in sails on the foremast 85 feet in ,I1 as the shIp made Its way to of mOIl' th,ln 2.')0 t<111 the air. Crewmembers of Highlander Sea. left, crowd the &tart of a new day ...hlp~ the bowsprit shortening the jib. "We weren't In a hUl ry at creoltmg d h Ilgc t I oll~11 t h,1I all," Said Scott Thomas of Fleet's in on the Europa for two \ pars' tllrn~ \t<,ell mto \\ ell e ...0\ ('I the black hulled HIghlander Thirteen \\Ind)oIm He'!:>Sailed the North Sed, 150 t('l't BIondI wnll1Hll'r! Sea The slet.k wooden nWl'" ~t heduled tor crobsed the AtlantIC four "They\ l' I('corded \\ ,]\ p... schooner crUl ...('d wP!:>t",ard puhlll tour~ Fndd\ times, the PaCIfic tWice and like that bl CoIkmg wntamcl across Lake Ene m a tall through Sunda~ ventured treacherous !:>hlp!:>III half . shIp race to Toledo It was Include the Highlander AntarctIc waters five time!:> On one \oy,lge In ~()uth 10 miles ofTCle\ eland Spd lh raclllg nemesu" In SIXmonths ern watel!:>, EUI opa ducked Thunderstorms were fore- Pnde of B.dtlmore If, He said roundmg stormy d btorm bv t) mg up m cast, but gentle all' encased the later" fla!:>hed sIlently", Ithout ngged .,hlp HMS quantum phYSICS that crUl!:>e!:>hlpcamp m,' Biondi menace on the distant hon- Bounty bUIlt 111 1962 shows how monster waves saId "I t'!:>1\ holt- blldge hd brldgc 80 01 90 nowhere FIfty knots Bount;' ...t,1Inng Cldrk A.che"on Venture!:> 111 Port nothmg else I was gomg to anywhere there b consistent fept ofT the \\ atu Thev had HlghlandeJ' &taggered on Gable 01&mutIneer Fletchpr Huron, hope!:>to outfit the be domg I was gomg to low pressure, hIgh Winds or to get toy, ed In bpl d U>oC dJl her beam ends. deck :35 Chn.,thln 79-vedr-old ..,<-hooner WIth !:>all" heavy waves" theIr nav (nd\ IgatlOn) ...tull degrees e;tarboard, cap ral! Tall ShlP'l S,lI'IlId al"o eel fl'dthenng pI opellers that He returned to MIamI He'd Just descnbed the had been I Ullled No one got awash ebrate ...comlublon of the fold under ..,ail to reduce and SIgned on tall shIps AntarctIc killed, hut the\ \lele luck, "The boat \Vab up to 15 fourth cmd final leg of thlb drdg "I've never stopped sall- "One wave sucks energy to sa\ e the boat" 1/2 knots," SaId Thomas, a year's handIcap Challenge "FIxed prop!:>hold back mg," he saId 'I wanted to from two or three waves fol- former Canadian Navy racIng senes the boat at least two knots," lowmg and precedmg It, See SHIPS. page 2B weapons officer WIth expen- In the fir!:>tleg of the Thomas Said do ocedn saIling, so I sluled ence patrolling North Challenge from Cleveland The heaVIer the wmd, the AtlantIC !:>eulanes to Toledo, HIghlander Sea advantage to HIghlander, whIch IS 154 feet long from Half the shIp's company limped III thIrd out of four bowe;pnt to !:>tern In light had been on deck servlllg a shIps III the crUlblllg ClubS one-on-two watch Pnde of Haltlmorp II took air, ad\dntage Pnde "The other bunch woke the gun ...parred len!,rth 170, who!:>e f1at bottom has less draft (J) up or fell out of theIr bunks In race two from Toledo to and came up on deck to ChIcago, Highlander won "In certalll Wind condl- help," Thomas !:>31d It., dasb, whllh IOcluded the tlOns, \\ e can stdl put It to The crew ralhed to haul maJebtlc Europa The 185- the Pnde,' Thoma!:> e;ald HICKEY'S down canvas The Jib and foot fully.ngged barque We need to go upwllld 10 JIb topSaIl were npped to from The Netherlands has 20 knots or 100 Her flat bot shreds before they could be 11,000 !:>qu era of clIpper shIpI' SINCE 190D snapped III the squall WIth Race three, from ChIcago every time Those bIg 01' the force and sound of bull- to MUbkegon, e;aw props of oure; are a real whIp!:> High I,wder fi!lli:.h second to drag' "We stIll had the full Pnde "There hdve been a cou- mam, fore and Jumbo up," ple of occasIOns where Thomas saId Racer's edge Highlander has had the brepze she"; needed to exer- HIghlander c1oe;ed ~hore 'Pnde of Baltimore Ie;our Clbe her mherent majestic qUIckly blggp!:>t compl.'tltlOn,' SaId po'" er" !:>aIdMlles, \\ Ith a 'We flipped to another .Jason BIOndi, 2H-ypar-old , poetic bpnt common to sea. tack as soon ae; we were captam of the Highlander -' farer!:> 'If they get feather- '<, able," Thomas saId Sea "Shl.'\ one of the )t Memones of !:>mooth saIl- mg propellers, she .,hould . fae;tpbt &chooners on the / Illg was ai>dIstant a!:>tho"e be a handful much more "' ' to', ') East Coabt nght now" "\ t ' hghtmng bolts were often than she ha!:>been" The t",o boats have been ~ " .....t~"""" ...~'{.... t thought to have been Lake , \\ tip ag,lln~t edch other m the I 1 ~ F ~ Ene wab qUIck to churn and past and swapped back and Lure of the sea bOIl forth Although Mdes and I Thf' e;hlp's sleek hull 'When It comes to tall BlOndJ are a generdtlOn ,- M 8 E A C H slammed mto a wave Two "hipS, e;uccessful programe;, apart, they i>hare common huge wooden sparb lurched ..edman<;hlp and Sail han- backgrounds and ambItions forward and smashed mto dling, they're the bench- "I've be~n e;,IlIIng profes- the runmng backstay, &nap- mark for !:>choonere;" bald SIOnally smcp hIgh school," plllg off the topmast BIOndI MIles e;ald He earned a Forty feet of Douglas fir 'That"" very compllmen- Coast Guard hcene;e at 18, averagmg eIght mchei> m tan' ..,ald Pnde's Capt the youngee;t age ehgIble dIameter and weIghing 800 .Jean Miles, f:i2 "I've had a fortunate tU/lffft pounds crashed down career," he saId 'It's a lot of t;t(Qj HIghlander"" crew con. d: "It fell nght 0\ erhoard," ..,I;,t..,of a ...m<1llcorp of pro- \\ork" . ~ Thomas e;aId "Nobody got fe'l'llOndh who&P dutIl.'- BIOndi IS a splf-descnbed hurt" mclude te,lchmg the ropes "water baby" who grew up A half-hour later, calm -- hterally - to amateurs ''lwlmmln'' e;urfin', ..alhn' returned The crew worked and cadet<; ('Ithpr learmng ,wd wllld .,urfin'" 111 the ~IX hours deamng th(' me<;s th(' ...ad m~e;trY or OCPiInoff Miami HIghlander fime;hed the embdrked on bh~ter-bu<;tlllg "[ wae; never de<,tmcd for 25% ~ 1ftdIII r,lce III hght all' but It wa". VdC,llIOn... Pndp ha ...a pro- an office loh " hp "aId He n t much of <1rontee;t fe.....,lOndl (lPW WIth 100m for got ...('a f(,\ cr dunng college "We dldn t ha\(> our JIb only ,I fl'\\ gU('",t<, m OlympIa, Wa ...h I 'I want- tope;all,' Thoma ...... ald "W(' 'W(' n('\('f hlrp pe(lplr pd to go ~om('when> there C,ln l C!lrrv It WIthout a top- who ha\ pn t ...aill'd I)('fore, ' were four bPa...on~ " hf' mast The other hoah Just Milpi> ~ lid 'Thl'Y have cxplall1ed ) walked aw,IY" dlrPddy been pa;mng "I got out therp oInd 'ltart- She entered the port of ...alanee; from onl' to three I'd readmg .Jo'leph Conrad r oledo broken but ...hlp- year ...bl'forp thpv comp to ,wd Hennan Mf'lvJllp - ~hape Replacement ...alls Pndl' " wflter" who wrote about the h<1dalready b('en ordered Highlander"" rdcmg per. age of e;ad and great things (lffic('r ...w('re on the !onkout formance ,...hohhlpd hy hln- thdl happened on tradltlOn- TERMS OF SALE: All Sales Final • No Phone Orders for a new carhon fiher fore. lI1g t", 111, thrrt'-hlddt> fi),ed al e;mhng ...hlps,' BIOndI m .....t that would make a propl'ller<, me,l ...unng fOllr- ~ald "Thp e;chool had two (313) 882.8970 17140 KERCHEVAL' GROSSE POINTE' IN THE VILLAGE fl<1gpole look hke a walkmg feet wldl.' wooden i>allmg ...hlpe; So I HOURS MON THRU FRI 10.6, THURS TILL 8, SAT 10.5 30, SUNDAY 12 4 ~tlck Thomai>, genpral manager e;ppnt II e;ummer sadmg HIghlander Sea and other of Hlghlandpr, owned by around Pugf't Sound It was

" etv August 21,2003 28 COmmUnl cL G.ro.ss.e.p.O.in.te.N.eW-S Ships Christ Church GP From page IB "We ha\e our NatIOnal went bdCk ~ modern me"sage It's a Seafaring pride Anthem beCdUbe of boat;, Mler II, one ofa growmg tremendoub way of gettmg tp offer spirituality to know your ...elf" Aside from barroom brag- like the PrIde of Bdltlmore number of femdleb manmng Servmg on board doesn't gmg nghts about whIch II," Miles SdId wmdJammers allow the prIVilege of rush- ship IS fastest, both The Amencan practIce m "The mdustry has gone workshops through d lot of matunty." mg off to a mOVIe or when- HIghlander and Pnde have the war war:. to Ube pnva- In saId MIles "Tall shIps ever or wherever The e\ eOlng workshop, proud hentages teerr:. economll warfare Bnghten \ our lOner I1fc' today aren't chauvmIstIc " "Although you have tIme by enroll1ng III ('Ithel of two 'Who Am I?" WIll meet from HIghlander, designed by rather than deploy ShIpS off, you stIli have re;,ponsl- 6:30 to 9 30 pm It IS an Starhng Burgesb (designer aga.m;,t the much more "Sometimes It can be 30-hoUl PRH Adult bllltIer:. to the ship." Miles mtlOductlOn to the Inner of three Amenca's Cup wm- powerful Engltbh navy 111 tough not to have pnvacy," FormatIOn Work hop ... to lw Mler Said "But the team- said "Ifr:. an endlebs com- belllg a'" the key to human nE>T"\ Rnrl hll1lt m F""l'x dIrect fashIOn offeled dt Chll t Chulch I'" In ,l,ty relRtlO!1- " 1he Amenca.n govern- WOl k III vul veu III bettlll~ lh" ll11l111...nl \\11<-11 j uu !..-,.1\ '-, GIU:''''Jl 1\.HHL.t. I,JU 10 p. ~110 Mash, m 1924, Ib In the tra- salb and gettmg thmgs you go ashore, get borne rebt Thurbdd\ mOl mng... .,hlp"" mcludmg one'b rela- dItion of SWIft Grand Banks ment provIded Itcensure for ,mu done for the shIp IS mVIgo- and look for another bhlP tlOn.,hlp to the fishmg vessels She served pnvate clhzenb willIng to evenlllg'" b('glOmng Augu ...t ratmg .. for another endlebs commit- Trdn ...cendent ThIS 1<; a com- 47 years as a Boston take the rIbk, WIth no 28 BIOndi Said. "In bOmany ment" pre hen ...1\ e introductIOn to Harbor pIlot ship bemg sold money commg from the gov- PRH I" an mh'l natlOndl places you're taught not to BIOndI saId. "Work's for bchool 01 ddult 101matlOn I'RH and saIled pnvately almor:.t ernment. to capture English show what's really mSlde of people who don't know how Both work ...hopb are oprn all around the world tradmg ves"els.~ MIles saId that hegan III Frdnre III you, what makes you tIck, to sall There's nothmg I'd to all \\ ho dre Intere ...ted Nowadays, she's operated PrIVateenng has been 1970 db Pel Mmn"hte et what you're afraid of, what rather do" Palt [ of each \\ orkbhop as a trammg vessel from called legalIzed pIracy RelatIOn" HumdJn"', or "In the 1812 War. of all makes you feel strong, what Per ...onallty dnd Human run ...fl om Thurbday, Aug 28 her home III Port When Tall to ThUl "day. Oct 2. and Huron. RelatIOn ...lllp'" Ships Sarma The mOll1lng \VOlk ...hop Part II flO~ TlIurbday, Oct HIghlander IS 2003 takes place title Ib "ApprOach to Self 30 to Tul'bddY. Dec 2 available for dock- The fleet at Centennial through the Bod,' and 1\ III side tours, plea- For detaIl., dbout the Park In Sarma, meet from 9 .jO d m to 12:30 sure salls, educa- ThIrteen tall ShIpS are r:.cheduled to arnve 10 Sarma, Ontano, for Tall \Vork...hop, ddte;, .lnd tUItIOn. Ontarw, tional events and ShIpS Sarma 2003. today through Sunday, Aug 24 pm contact Canon Ronald Thur~day. Aug 21 Through a ...elle;, of 1('1,1,\- gruehng extended Sp,lnn at 1:3131885-4841 ext The fleet mcludes through Sunday. atlOn dnd outdo()! ndtul (' traimng cruIser:. 11,j 01 by e-mml a.t Aug 2.J PubliC exeru ...< .... llclrtlup,lOh II iiI where masochistic r...pann((l\hn ...tchUlchgp org bomdl/Ig of .,hlp" trdm the1l att('ntlOn to 1111<' landlubbers either • HMS Bounty, l30-foot full-ngged shIp from Greenport, Long ('.111011 Sp,mn 1'" a profe., c., at aliable from nor ;,en.,dtlOn ... ,1l1e! 1('.1111 to make It or don't Island, N.Y. 'iOll.ll PRH educator and an 10 a m to,) pm. analYle tlH'111 fOl II1fOlmol "It's not hke a cxpellel1led workr:.hop • Europa, l50-foot barque from the Netherlands Frulav through tlOn Important to p(,l ...onal 9-to-5," saId Scott le.ld(,1 • Fair Jeanne, ll-foot bngantme from Ottawa, Ontano SUI/den Tic ket., growth Peyerk, 22, of • Highlander Sea, l54-foot topsaIl schooner from Port Huron w.,t $5 for gel/eral MarySVIlle He adm/',~101! $11 for Jomed HIghlander • Mist of Avalon, 84-foot gaff schooner from Ivy Lea, Ontano ~cngle den board Free prostate screenings because he needed • Madeline, 92-foot topsaIl schooner from Traverse CIty IIlgpnulege~ and Thl" V('.1I It" l ...tll1l.1t('c! I I of pi O"t.ltp cancel ...hould a summer Job, $14 per weekend • U.S. Brig Niagara, l23-foot bng from Ene, Pa that 7,800 nwn In !\[lllllg,lI1 IJPgm Pell h detl'ltlOn te ...tmg then ;,aw the pa.,~p()rt Fnday • Pride of Baltimore II, 108-foot topsaIl schooner from wIll be dldgl10 ...ld \\Ith at ag<, 4S lIght "I'm thlOk- through Sunday When pro tate Cdncer 1... 109 about makmg Baltimore. pro ...tdte UlnCel and l1('al II 1.100 WIll dl<' 10 l1lcrea,l' dptected m It earhe"t ...tage, It a career You • Red Witch, 57-foot topsaIl schooner from Sandusky, OhIO Co.,t COllcert the PO;,blblht\ of ('Mil detec- thp five-, eelr "un IvaI rdte .... work really hard tIcket., for • S.v. Caledonia, 240-foot barquentine from Hahfax, Nova tIOn, free pro ...t.ltl' "'(Tel'n- 100 percent m spurts, then all Collectne Soul mg" are bemg offel ed St'pt WhIle fn'e, appOIntments of a sudden Just Scotia. and the Doable 16 dnd 17 from 6 to 8 p m at dre reqUired To ref.,TJ.ster,call saIl It's qUlet " • St. Lawrence II, GO-foot brigantme from Kingston, Ontano Brother.,. at 7 He takes pnde the Van EI ...lander (' dncer 18881 757-5463 Mondav p In Oil Frida}' • INS Tarangini, 177 -foot barque from Koehl. IndIa Center dt Ht ,John H(J'oplt,d through Fl'lduy between 8 m mamtammg and Saturda) • the shIp • True North, 95-foot topsaIl schooner from Toronto. and MedIcell ('p!lter a m and;, p m rel:opectnely. each The Amenc.:m C,111lCr Wdrn10g "Ign ... of prostate "You're not Just COl:otan addltronal SocIety relOmmpnd tholt Cclllcer 10dude a decrease 10 gomg to wash the $20 men age .')0 and old(,1 llOuld thl' fon(' of UllOarv ;,tream deck, you're gomg DirectIOn., I 94 to make sure It's talk to thnr hl'dlth l

Grosse Pomte Unitarian Church WORSHIP SERVICES " I h~ Ilhxld Ilb~1 ' GROSSE •. -\ndrL\\ R 'l~Uk" \ptJ~t.r POINTE First English Ev, Lutheran Church St. James ~,;0.;'\ GRACE UNITED UNITED r 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 Rev John Corrado Minister \lmlL' Rd JI \\,dLl\\(~)(] Dr Lutheran Church : ~,/ CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH • ~ST MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL (,,,,,,, Pll,nlc \llxJJ, 170 McMillan Rd near Kercheval -- - Christ the King ~~.j '0-111 117'\ l dkepomtc at II.mhel al AFFILIATED WITH mE UCC AND ABC \1 I CHURCH Grosse POinte Farms. 884 0511 Lutheran Church 2047:; ,",unnmgdale Park G[()"C Pomtc Park 822. ,82 I 240CHALFONTI: AT LOTHROP Y IKI J m TrJJIIIl'n II ~,[\ III Mad .• ll Lochmoor near I ochmoor ( lub 884 3075 Iii 10.\ m (ilnlcmoor If> ~l[\ III "lundd) \\(Jrlhlp 10,0 d m 884-';090 G,-o,..e POInle \\ 0\1(1\ Summer Worship Schedul{' Tuc,da. Thnfl Sh0P 10 10 I 10 • 1i1r m ThuNfJ\ 1rJJIII()n,iI ~e[\ III "The .\rmor of God" I,unda, \ h \.. 111.. ",,\ I 11 ~ r"llr\ti"'h,l lJ ~u I II ~llndl\ \ ...hoo! to: 00 J m Hllh tw ..h m,1 \kJne,dd\ !l,mdllng Grace )Cnlllr, Dr \\JI", \ \,hllll' I'J'I 'f 10 00 A M FAMILY WORSHIP III 1(1,m flnl' III,hJII,1 \ Blhlc ( I,,,,, Rl\ RJrttnl Hutx \""I ....llll PJ"lIT c\er, ,elond \\cdnc,da\ dt (CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE) ~Ion Hpllf k I~n ~ l"ld \111\ll {,,>\lrJInJlt r The Tllmpkm, Centcr Jt 1000 A M CHURCH SCHOOL ') lflt f\ 1\l..d \( t'lri. Pro' JlJ l'\mNr.., A\,lIllhk) \\ mdmlll Pomtc Pdrk II 00 ,00 !l,,} \ Brll 1"'1" \.\ II \-\ lflr ...ft~d.!l _p or~ 1\ Saint CO\1F JOI\ l S Rp\ ~ lit 1))\ \.... \ ...... If\. P 1"(1 r Rdnd\" !lueller. Pa'lor 884.4820 runbrose Pa,\(Ir RCI Hcnr, L Rcmc\\ Jld U 11!l RpUIII/cd or{!, Tlmllthl \ Hllilerland, A,'iC Pa~tor .~ s;;" .~ Grosse Pointe "We Live Our Faith" ~Uoat\. Parish Grosse Pointe Baptist Church ~",Q c:::7,..' lei ( hn" ( "nt"r"r/ (Inri ((lrJnf{ (omnlllt"d to 'touth ,"ul ( Omnllllll/\ ~I !i;iJ1j::~~ERIAN 886.4301 "~.,~:' l J Sunday Wor~hIp - 11:00 AM 1111, Church St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Saturday VigIl Mass 375 Lothrop 8t CNIltonte at 4.00 p.m. Ioillnlla) S('hool - 9:45 ,\M for A!!:,'2 - .\dult 19950 Mack (between Morass & Vernier) 88106670 Sunday Masses U,ddlp School }oflth meet "' edne~day at 6 Wpm. 10 00 a m Worship at 8:.:30 & 1 I: 15 a.m, 'IenlOr Htp;h }OIlth meet Thllnd(l) \ at 7 00 pm 10:00 a.m. Sunday WorshIp m Nursery 9:30 a,m. to 11:30 a.m. ... Nursery Ava,lable SI Amb'o"", Roman Catholic Cn Jrch 2B16 Mark I\Vl'nul' Gro~~,' Plllnlt> Woot!, , 5020 Hamp'on Grosse Po nle P.ln< ~ Rev Fred«1ckHlrms Pntor One bfock. north 0' JeHerson at Ma1'Y~and ~ E-matl gp'wpchurch@aol com. Web sIte wwwgpwpc org Rev 1Io"ll1eonlei' AISOt Pntor Phont> (.H3) IUlI-!34J \hh Pol!:" w",w.!CJlhr.or~ .' (i . Jefferson .!ilvenue THE GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL (HURCH Historic iUatimrs' ([hurch Presbyterian Churcfi \ \ fSlc)bhshed 1.865 The Presbyterian Church (U S A I h t 1111 n II \IILh~ 11\\ lp,hlp \ I ~ no.. f ,I, ( fI hI "'/ 1" ( It?pII I hlq'lt lllnl "'Iflu. I>':-ll' \f \) \1 II Hn~f~ II I< \~l IIOln Sunday, August 24, 2003 We Welcome You In Worship, Service, Fellowship ..,'I)" 8.30 a.m. Intormal Worship ... ~ll I rn 11\ h. ( romu n Hm REV. WILLIAM C. YEAGER, preaching Ii I 1" 1m \111I' Hlhll \lIHI) Dodge Hall "W'17at Business Are You In?" II Olt I III 1111 ( If1lmlllllOfl \\lth lhl ( hill, II .. f)n f. "It nil ( hnH rill R..U" .....m ..l..r'\. 10:30 8.m Worship Service 111 IlC H ,0,1 I ,lk"',Idc Wor,hlp "cn ("ol pl 11IrH( hun h "llntll .. \chool Meditation at bolh seNices • Living 8 Wonder-filled Life' I' ill Prn II 1\ ( 1\1 1 l ~ n IOOO,t III \Vor,llIp ,",cn IcC III \,lIlclll,U\ Scllptu'e Psalm 104 On Ihrl PI.H/

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ture and en\ Ironment,tl flom the Umver;,lty of POInte Wood" dp.,lgn from the UIlJ\ er.,lty MIchigan Shp I" a "emor Bnde"mald;, were the of Mm ne"ota Ill' I., 111 Rl'al humdn re.,ourle;, generahst bride';, bl;,ter", Kelly and E.,t,l!l' dl'velopnll'nt WIth fOI Qwe;,t CommumcdtlOn;, Ht'ather FlemlOn, both of No)a! l\LlndgenlPnt 111 III Denver, ('o!o Grobse Pomte WOOdb, Bet"y Rod1l'.,tel M 11111 Mertl earned a Bachelor Greene of ChIcago, and of SCience degree In me(.han- Kelly Kosmk of Roche"ter ltdl engmeerlng from the Hllb " Ul1Iverblty of MichIgan and Flower gJ.rls were Taylor dn MBA from Wabhmgton ,md !babel FlemlOn of Umver"ltv m St LOUlb He Grlh"e Pomte Wood" I" dn op~rdtlOn" and engI- Attendantb wore bla(.k nePflng manager fOI beaded dre,,;,es and t8rned Anheu"er-Busch Il1 St whIte calla hiles LoUl" The bebt man \\ d" the gl UUlll'" l.ll uthd, .\.:1..m ZUIdema of Cleveland, OhlO Flemion- Groomsmen were Dan Erin Dawn Burress Lmg of Cleveland, Scott and Capt. Christopher ~ Zuidema Ohnek of We"t1ake, OhIO, Mr. and Mrs. Nick B. MIke McCaflerty of Dotson- Gregg Alff Whitaker Cmcmnatl, and Mike Kowal of ,1lN'ph and MarJone AIIl of We;,tlake, OhIO The bnde won' d whitt' A Peabody of the elty of lho,,:,e POInte The nng bearer Wd" the hne gown WIth "heer f10wmg A "pm;g weddmg II, bride's brother, Bnan sleeves She larrled a bou- Su.,an H Dohon of thp plalll1l'd FlemlOn quet ofpmk and whIte ro.,e::., CIty of Gro.,;,e POIntp ha ... B urre"., eal ned a Slrlpture reader" were stephanotl;, and IVy Her announted the en~ II, a mIddle "chool tedcher m Pomte Park, dnd Le.,IH' M Peabody Pal~e [)oholl I" Alll e,1I ned d degree Tn Cleveland WhIte ofChebea

Lara Scheibner of the Kross of Grosse Pomte WIth a Bachelor of Arts the 2002-2003 academIC HIgh School graduate $~OOO CIty of Grosse Pomte earned Farm;" was named to the degree III economIcs He IS year The followmg students All of the btudents wIll be her thIrd varsity letter as co- Dean's LIst for the Fall 2002 also a graduate of Blam IS also a recent were awarded the AlbIOn first-year "tudent;. at AlbIOn captalll of the 2002-2003 semester III the John M Umverslty Liggett School graduate of Hobart College Bnton Award worth thlb falI Lake Fore"t College Ohn School of BUblllesb • • $8,000 Stephen Debol, • women':, hOlkev team In • Lara Scheibner gradu- Clifford Moore, "on of ;,on of Daryl and JJ11 Debol of Rachel Basse, daughter lIIInOlS • Re"ldents of the Grosbe ated Lum laude WIth a Clarence and Gdbnelle Gros"e Pomte Shores and a of Roger and Man Ba<;se of The team finished the "ea- Pomtc" and Harper Wood" Bachelor of Arts dehrree III Moore of Gros~e POInte Gro,,:,e Pomte North gradu- Gro'ise Pomtl' Park, was son WIth the best record III \\ el I' named to the Dean\ commumlatlOn;, She I" al"o Par"-, wab named to the ate, Alexandra McLellan, named to the Dean''l Llbt at school hl"tory at 14-9-:3 Honor Roll at Lawrence a graduate of Gro"'it POlnte Prp"ldent'b Honor Roll at daughter of ,John and New York UI11Ver"l!\ for the overall, and d 6-8-2 record 111 Technologlcal Umversltv for South HIgh School Oral Robert" Umver;,lty III Mehnda McLelIan of Grosbe spnng term 200:3 - the Northern Collegl d jUlllor Mr and Mr" ,Jeffrey Bond Wenlel ,11<;0 ha" been Dowers of the Cltv of and a 2000 graduate of from the CIty of Gro%e awardt>d a Fulbright Gro"be POInte were n~med Grosse Pamte South HI~h Pomt" Wd" named to the FellowshIp to teach to the College of Arts and MS Association offers support School Dean'~ List for the Spnng AmerICan HIstory and SCIences dean's LIst for the • 2003 .,emester at the College Enghsh III a German school second seme:,ter at Loyola group at Cottage Hospital Reid Creedon, the i'ion of of Art" and SCience at m 2003-2004, Umverblty ChIcago Gaylord and Bet"y Creedon Vandl'rbllt Umver.,lty • Multiple Sclerosl ... (MS) IS MS of the Cltv of Gro,,"e POInte, • an autOImmune dl'le'lse If you or <;oml'onp you Matthew Magreta, "on was awarded a Bachelor of Nme Gros<;e POll1ters whereby the body's Immune know ha~ MS, make plan~ to Jeffrey Brown, "on of of Ralph and Sandra Arts degrel' from Earlham were awarded ~cholar;,hlps system, whIch normallv tar. attend a free monthl) ;,up Dr ,Jame" A Brown and Dr Magreta of the Clt) of Collrge m IndIana on by AlbIOn College that WIll get<; and de~troy<; "ub- port group for lIldlvldual<; Su"an T Brown of the City Gros~e POlllte, has accepted Sunday, May 11 go toward pa)ll1g theIr ~tances forelli/1 to thp bod) With MS ,md theIr famlhe;, of Gro<;;,e POInle, rl'ceJVf'd a member.,hlp IIlt0 PhI Kappa • tUItIOn at the "chool such ai'i bactena, ml;,takenly Bachelor of Art~ dewee from Phi, a natIOnal honor., orga- The folIowmg students Rachel Basse, daughter attacks normal tls<;ues MeetIllgs om'r p

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August 21, 2003 48 Health Grosse Pointe News Tonsils and adenoids: When should they be removed? By Dr. Douglas Kubek SpeCial Writer As recently as one generation ago, when young chil- dren had mflamed tonSils or adenOIds, they could count on havmg them removed And It wasn't unusual fur their t-Iblings to get theirs out on the same day, Just to get it over WIth PhySICians today are much more reluctant to remove tonSIls and adenOids because they better understand the Important role they playas part of a child';, devel- opmg Immune system Also, bactenal mfectlOns respond well to today's antibIOtiCS, ,,0 !>urgery IS usual- ly the last optIOn The ton"lls arr at the back of the throat, whJle the adenOids are behmd the nose 10 the nasopharynx area These speclahzed lymph tissues functIOn like the lymph nodes located m the neck and grom Wiping out invading organisms Tonblb and adenOids are eaSily mfected becaut-e they are !.Ituated at the two major entrance~ to the body the mouth and the nose Each tIme we breathe and eat, the adenOids and ton;,llt- sample the air, liq. Uldb or foods that pass by If unwanted bactena or vlruset- are detected, the tonSils and adenOldt-, along WIth other lymph nodes In the body. begIn prodUCing germ.fightmg dntlbodles to help prevent hlmllar future mfectlOns Researchers believe that tonslls and adenOIds are most helpful 10 the first three years of life when chil- Holley Ear Institute celebrates 10 years dren are exposed to a Wide vanety of harmful organ- Ismt- Ab the Immune sy"tem matures, their role I~ The Hollp\ Ear In.,tltute lelebrdted II', 10th annlver"ary with a dedlLatlOn of a Fme Art-, Center at It ... Fanlliv minimized as other lymph tist-ues at the back of the Vdlage m Brooklyn, ;\!Ilh Among tho"e ....ho attended, from left, are Ann Garberdmg ,lnd .Ienny Chope, both ~f throat and ebewhere 10 the body step up Gro"se Pomte Farm.,. Vlr~ma and Dr William Rl('e of Gro""e Pomte Shore", Ardl".1 Gardella of Ann Arbor, K1mm and Frank Campanale of Orchard Lake, MelodiC Slherer of Gros"e Pomte Farms, and the Rev Ken McKenna of Surgery is now last resort Brooklyn The m"tltute I" affihated With St John Ho"pltal and Medical Center and provide" hervlces for deaf peo- ple GeneratIOns ago, '3urgery was the standard treat- ment for tonsilhtls Now, thanks to medical research and computer databases, the Amencan Academy of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery has deVIsed clear-cut treatment gUIdelines Cottage rehab offers adaptive golf clinic Clearly, each case It- umque, and the course of treat- Men and \~omen who are "People who have expen- Bob Beyer, PGA profe,,- Townbhlp, where the group ment should be determmed by the patient's phySICian challenged by the afteref- efiled "troke, amputatIOn, blOnal, and Pete Gnme" members will tryout their In general, a chIld may be a candldD.te for tonSillecto- fects of Illm'h ...or mJun al e hip or knee replacement,; or from First Tee of Michigan, new skIlls for up to mne my If he or she IS 2-112 to 3 years of age or older or hab findmg the\ don t have to cardiaC conditIOn,; often are will Instruct partlclpantb m holes on the Par 3 courbe one of the followmg gIve up their pa,.,lOn for afrdld to re ...ume their for- adaptIVe techmques, eqUIp- "The Adaptive Gulf Chmc • Seven or more episodes of tonsJllitis m one year golf Occupatl<'nal and relre- mer actlvltleb becau,;e thev ment and bklll development I~ a great way to explore the • FIVe or more episode;, of tonSillitis each year over atlOnal theraplht., from can't functIOn the way they to rebume or begin to play pOSSibility of returmng to a penod of two years Cottage HOhpltal used to,' "ald Bruce Ogllvy, the enjoyable game of golf golf or ledrn about the sport • Three or more episodes of tonsillitlb a year for a RehabJlltdtlOn Sel Vice..., therapeutIc recreatIOn "pe- The firht seSblOn takes for the first time," OgIlvy penod of three years part of Bon Secour" Cottage clah"t "But there are all place on the dnvmg range at '3aId • Tont-r1htls that doesn't respond to antlblOtlcb or Health SerVile", drp helpmg- bort,; of adaptIVe techmques 10 am Fnday, Sept 12, at To enroll 10 the Adaptive causes bleeding from the tonblb phy blcally lhallenged Indi- and eqUIpment to help peo- Marmo Golf Center, 38951 Golf Climc or for more mfor- One concern about recurrent tonsillitis IS that It Vidual,; get back on the ple enJO) their fa\ ante types Jefferson, Harn"on matlon, lall Ogilvy at (31.'3) could be the result of a Strep pyogenes InfectIOn Some course With an Adaptne of recreatIOn, mcludmg Township 640-2186 The fee IS $10 a chlldren may chromcally harbor these bactena And If GolfClm'l golf" For the second beSSlOn, per<;on a Strep mfectlOn goes untreated, It can develop IOta Fnday, Sept 19, climc par- rheumatic fever and damage heart valves and kidneys Clast- ,Ize I" hmlted, and Repeated throat InfectIOns are not the only cntena ~ -~ tlclpant'3 travel to the Metro Beach Golf Coun.,e, 31300 partlupant., should brmg that would warrant a tonsJllectomy Some mdIvlduab Metro Parkway, Harn"on their own c1ubt- If pObsible have chrOnically large, overdeveloped tonSils or ade- DR. FAYE MARI8AO nOIds Without the presence of mfection Thlb trait can run In famIlies Children WIth overdeveloped tonSils or BSC offers diabetes support, adenOlds may have speech ImplUrments, difficulty Has Joined swallOWIng dnd e~en breathIng disorders dunng sleep diabetic exercise program Edelweiss Family Physicians More than just a sore throat Bon Secour" Cottage bete;, Sleep disordered breathmg In chrldren WIth large Health Servlceh offers free tonSIls IS Similar to adults who snore and expenence Dr. Claudia Kirk monthly "upport group The program Includeh sleep apnea Dunng sleep, children WIth chrOnically meetmgb for people With blood pre.,,,ure momtOl mg, large tonSils may stop breathIng for short penodb and Dr. Diane Culik diabetes and their fanllIH'" mdl\ Iduali7ed exercise seg- awaken ThiS pattern can go on many times through- from 7 to 8 p m m the Bon ment" and rehl"tance ....ark out the mght, preventmg deep sleep The result 10 the Brae Center Classroom, Dr. Tyra McKinney It IS oflm ed from 10 to 11 mormng IS a tired, cranky chJld ThIS can affect SOCial 22300 Bon Brae m St Clan d m Tuehdayt- and relatIOnships, school performance and even growth, as Shore,; Thur,;day~, Sept 8 through It IS believed that growth hormones are secreted dur- Located at: Partlclp,mt" dISCU% exer- Od 25 and agam from Oct Ing pen ods of deep sleep 215m Kelly Ad (between 8 and 9 mile) cise and diabetes, how to 27 through Dec 1:1(no c1abs- SlmJlarly, children WIth chromcally enlarged ade- count carbohydrate~, and e,; Nov 27 and 28), m the nOIds may have difficulty With speech, chrome smu"l- Eastpointe, MI 48021 control and mOnitor gluco'3e Bon Brae Center Gym, tiS, frequent ear mfectlOns and blocked nasal pas- level'3 22300 Bon Brae 10 St Clair sages, resultmg 10 mouth breathing Oral surgeons Shore, often refer young patients to ear, nose and throat sur- She IS available for Pap Smears, Physicals. Upcoming tOPICb of dlscu~- geons because years of mouth breathmg can affect ,;!On mclude The co"t 18 $5:3 per per"on Schools and Sports PhySICals. development of the chlld's Jaw, faclal bones and teeth Although partICIpants may Sept 2 Eatmg out Smce the deCISIOn to remove a child's tonSils or ade- Complete Medical Care for all ages JOIn at any time, It Ih manda- Oct 7 U~e It or lo,;e It nOIds IS now made based on '3peclfic SCientific cntena, tory they "ubmlt d phYblclan Nov 4 "From onr diabetiC children are spared unneces ...ary ~urgJcal procedures consent form pnor to the For an appointment call to another" But If a child's symptoms per~lst, '3urglcal removal of ...tart of the cld"''' Dec 2 f'eeling POhltlve tonsJ!s or adenOIds can be benefiCial to a child's health through the hohdayt- To preregJ"tl'r for the ,;up- and development 586-498-9200 port group, or to rpque"t a Dr Kubek IS a Bon Secour~ Cottage ear, liMe and Ron Secours Cottage al.,o ph\ ...ICI.1n lon ...ent form

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August 21, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Stay fit with Bon Secours Cottage exercise programs

Autumn'b change of bea- dnyone over age 60 at any machines especIally mdlvlduahzed exercI..,e seg- ,md Ie\ ItdhlP thl' "'plTlt It I;' Itv dnd pi omote a full range son blgna'" the dn IVdl of fitne,,!> level Both c1ab;,e.., de!>lgned for use by older ment" and rebl..,tantp \\ ork offel ed lrom 9 to 9 5.') .I m ot motlOn III YOUl e\t'l yday cooler weather, bhorter ddy'" 1I1clude btretchmg and flexI- adult", I" geared to all fit- Call (586) 779-7900 to reglb- SdturdJ.\i IOl $:35 movement Ba 1,111('e \\ ork and more tIme "'pent bIlIty to prevent "tJffne".." ne"b levels Semor Vigor IS tel' and reque"t a mandatory .ll..,o I.., Illtluded St.t! t your 1I1dOOl..,While bnbk temper- "trength trdllllng for mu"cle offered from 7 15 to 8 15 phY"luan wn"ent fOlm The Pilates (new) d,l\ I'.lth a good btretch ature!> and a more bedentdry tone and an aerobIc move- a m or 12 15 to 1 15 P m program IS offered from 10 Thl.., dol ...... I'" f('lornmend- FLEXFIT I'" om'l ed from hfe..,tyle mIght "eem dppeai- ment "'egment for cardlO\ a;,- Monday. Wednesday, Fnday to 11 am TllesddY dnd t,d for people 1Il'l'. to PI1dtt' ... II I'> to 9 d m Mondd), 1I1g after the long, hot bum- wlar health SenIOr Fltne"" for $78. from 6 45 to 8 a m Thur;,day The Wbt I'" $53 CIa ,.., tmH' .1110\\ ... tOl It'dl n \Vl,dIII'..,da\i. f ndal for $48 mer, lfb Important to I I" offered from 9 15 to Tue"day and Thursday for 109 thl' tund,lmental.., I$28 II reglbtl'l ed III another remember that exel clse Ib 10 15 a m Monday. $64. and from 12 15 to 1 15 Tai Chi C,lrefulh performed mOVl'- fitm' .....,dol..,..,) key to be1l1g healthy and fit Wedne"dal, Fnday. SenIOr pm Tuesday and Thursday Thl<; da<;.., I" for ,In\ione ment ...btrptth dnd ..,tren to ;; Iii pm Monddl, Centl'r, 22300 Bon Brdl' III \\ l,d 11l',d,ll, Fnd3\ for $62 exel u<;eb are IIltorporated from thl" workout Come 01,:>12bI2d,I\,1 St ClUJI' Shol eb ll1to thl... clab'> to help Jom u" for a safe and effec- Yoga or 110m b to 7 pm l'v1ondd\ Preregl..,tratlOn ~lI1d PdY- ,>trengthen bones, Improve tive workout on state-of-the- Learn ...upplene,," and ..,ta Morning Mat Science 'lIld Wedne"day for $42 ment dre required PI'IOI to mu ...tle tone and mcrea"e art NautIlus equIpment blht) from a certdied iogd (Pilates and Yoga) the btart of cla..,,, Call (586 i Step and Core energy levels (No floor exer- Better Bones IS offered from m"tructor Work \\ Ilh ,\11 :-.lrtamlinp \our fitne"'''' 779-7900 (Clds ...e... dIe not CI..,e" I The tld ...... I" offered 4 45 to 5 45 pm. 5 45 to energetIc "'pme ..,en..,ltll'er tOl prOhTJdm \\Ith thl'" bod\, bdll 1'111'" ultimate workout de"lgned for pregndnt flom 1 30 to 2 30 P m 6 45 P m or 7 45 to 8 45 P m proper ahgnment of the and b,\r tedllllqUl' format u"'e" the Reebok Step to women ) Fltne .....,lIdbb regl"'- l\IonddY Wedne"day, Fnday Monday and Wednesday for "pme Impro\ e \ OUl ment,1i fhp 10m bl111,d 1'1I,Itl'b dnd enhdntl' t,11 dlO\ d"cular trdtlOn began Mondd\', Aug for $67 and from 1 :30 to 2 30 $53 It dlso IS offered from 7 and phI "Ical ablhtlC.., E.lch \oga applodth to VOUImorn- endurame Weight!>, tubmg 18 pm Tue ...da) and Thur"day to 8 p m Tuesday and clasb end" \\ Ith a 'f1tm mg lllg ...tll,tth IIlIPIO\ e.., flexlbI1- and bod\ b.lll.., dl ...o art> u ...ed FollOWing dre datl'" for for $45 Thurbday for $53 "enes and full body re I,1'..- It I and mu"cular ,>trength to btrengthen and tone all the autumn 2003 fitneb<; atlOn The program I.., d" \\ ell d... mll1d and body major mUbcle groupb The program program Ib otTpred trom 7 15 Senior Vigor Diabetes FITness offered from 7 45 to 9 a m ,1\\ e .I m Tue"ddv and Thur..,ddY ...tl pngthemng and tonmg When Cdncer I" dwgnobed, affect my hedlth?~ "How will focuses on the followmg top- model of warm-up, I'.ark and lor $53 major mUbdt> grOUpb to pro- mObt people feel they 81 e my famIly and I get through ICS cool down You can reap the mote a <;tronger. healthier losmg control of their 11\ eb thIS dIfficult time?" • DepreSSIOn benefits of YogaFlt at anI FLEXFIT Stretch and body, as well as to enhance They have fear" ..,uch a<;, • Feelings of gnef and loss age and any fitne..,,, level Flex Its natural ...hape The program I!> offered "How Ib cancer gomg to To help IIldlVlduals cope • Family mght - a shar- Mo"t people contmue Stretchmg I' a form of affect the qualIty of my Me?' With the"e kmds of con- Ing expenence YogaFlt to gam flexlblhty, exercl..,e that mcreaseb your from 6 to 7 p m Tuesday "How wdl the treatment... cernb, Bon Secour!> Cottage • Copmg through art strength and '" ell-balancl' flexIlll hty and cIrculatIOn and Thur ...day for :!>53 or Health Servlceb CancerCare therapy ThIS c1a"s help ... reJU\ enatl' Well-btlptched mu ...cle.., from 10 15 to 11 15 am BSC offers offer" "Movln' On." a ,>IX- • Coping through gUIded the body. relax the mmd. functIOn at maxImum capac SatUl day for $34 week 'iupport group beneb Imagery and medItatIOn for adult ...hvmg WIth cancer osteoporosis • Flghtmg fatIgue and promotmg well-bemg The meetmg" take place exercise class • OptIOnal seventh week Know Your Skin from 6 to 7 30 p m Tuesdays - Look Good Feel Better by Lisa A. Manz-Dulac, MD Bon Secour" Cottage m the first-floor conference Hedlth ServICl>" offers a rooms at Cottage Hospital, The CObt of the senes 11'. three-"es"lOn program to 159 Kercheval (one mde $20 PartiCipants may JOin There tore dIsease The program 18 ~MoV1n' On" IS faclhtated m the deck on MUIr Road offered from 11 d m to noon by a mahter'" prepared However. the mo'>l tummon haIr growth Parkmg tlckets will be vali- on Wedne"dayb, Sept 10, 17 <;oclal worker IS heredIty, beller known as In additIOn to the,e medlcatlOm, halr dated at the program and 24. at Cottage HospItal, male pattern baldne~" or androgenetlc tramplantatlOn I' an excellent treatment Each "eSSlOn explores dif- Conference Rooms 3 and 4 alopeCia option Jor patIent<., cxpenencmg half ferent aspect" of coping WIth For more mfonnatlOn or Cottage Hospital Ib located There 1<; no defimtlve wre tor baldne.." and 10.... due to heredlt~ , cancer and offers opportUni- to regIster, call Commumty at 159 Kercheval, one mIle thmmng half. howc\er. there .ire treatment... To learn more about the treatment of ties for personal dlSCUbSlOn Health PromotIOn at (586) bouth of Moro,,", m Grosse which do help .,ome people conto] unwJnted male pattern b.ldJl (Rogalne). a ,01 ut IOn no~ .md A,.,oclate.., I'.lth otllce, In Gro.., ...e Sewurb Cottdge ~egI..,tered available o\er the counter and tor men only Pomte dnd Ne~ Baltimore You can phy"lcal theraplbt Joan fina "ten de (Propecla) 01 tablet t

Effective readmg pro- grams for young chJ1dren Novolinqj) should mclude les..,on" on InnoLetqj) SIght word recognition and Human Insulin (rONA ongln) pholllcs <;klll<; Learmng phomc.., "kdls Mah no mistake about n. will IiIve them practice m soundmg out unknown words, whdl' teachmg :>Ight word<; wdl enable them to recall these word<; In con- text RO!Jol PolwA!pa 1 313.882-4000 l 20602 HARPER AVE., t HARPER WOOOS. MI 48225 I

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August 21, 2003 6B Seniors Grosse Pointe News Add your club to our annual list sac helps seniors Does your club or chanta- ble organizatIOn need a few more good people? during power failure Are you lookmg for a new ~------~ By Sharon Maier group to Jam, a new proJect, : CLUB NEWS : a new club? see Executive Director Return to' The Grosse Pointe News There IS an old saymg "The bef>t measure of a The Grobse Pomte New;, I I and ConnectIOn new'>paper;, 1 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Farms, MI 48236 1 community IS not the greatness of Its most pro- enJoy playmg the role of 1 AttentIOn' Margie Smith I lific members, but the quahty of hfe of ItS least matchmaker We collect and fortunate " publish mformatlOn about 1 Name of orgaruzatIOn • On Aug. 15, Grosse Pomte and Harper Woods local 'lo('('lfIl mtprp,,1 ,1I1h" proved that It IS a great commumty chant~ble groups, auxII- I I:>du:> d uuu-prullL ulgdUlldLWU? A :>peudl mLele:>L club? Other? • lanes, service organizatIOn;, While many of us and more The rest I;' up to :• -P-u-r-p-os-e-o-f-o-r-g-an-I-z-a-tz-o-n-.-11-e-ll-u-s-w'-h-a-t-y-ou-r-gr-o-u-p-d-o-e-s---p-r-oJ-e-c-ts-;-fu-n-d-r-a-js-ing'• already know that you we enJoy hVIng Our list Will be pubh"hed 1 events, program tOpICS,whatever ------______: here for personal m September We are e"pe- reasons - great clally mtere"ted m dub., 1 ------I schaab, lovely that meet In the Cn!'>'lP 1 What kmd of members or volunteers are you }ookmg for? ------1 neighborhoods, Pomteb, Harper Wood;, need theIr own transportatIOn? ------_____ I mty, the home- Pomte Farm", MI 482:36 by bound semors who 3 p m Friday, Aug 29 - 1 Where do volunteer actlVltlei'> and/or meetmgs take place? 1 hve here? Only completed form" 1_- • SerVIces for that have been returned by Older CItIzens the deadhne wlll be consid- 1 Who to contact for more mformatIOn • ------(SaC) IS a nonprof- Sharon Maier ered for our hst Snail mall, 1_- 1 It agency commIt- please, or drop It off In per- ted to ImprOVIng son 1 - __ ~_-~~~~~--_-_=_-~-~__--_~~_=_-_-_-_-P-h-o-n-e-n-u-m-b-e-r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= 1 For more informatIOn, call the quahty of hfe for the semors of our commu- Margie Smith at (313) 343- : Is there other mformatlOn prospectlve volunteers mlght need to know about : mty The work that we do IS only pOSSIble 5594 or e-mail to 1 your orgamzatIOn? (Use another sheet of paper Ifnecessary.), I because of donatIOns and volunteer support from msmlth@grob'iepOlntenew" c this same commumty am I ------• When all went dark on Aug 14. most of our thoughts turned to our own famlhes, but several I ------1 dedICated volunteers and staff mem bers (after Women I ------I findmg their own famIlIes were OK) set out to I ------1 make sure the most frall semors were taken care of. in business I ------I We knew we needed to contact our semors and Accordmg to the Center I ------• dehver meals on FrIday Without a phone, food for Women';, BU;,lne"b or power, thIS almost seemed Impossible until Research, the rate of growth 1 ------_1 quick thmkmg and hard work by several people In the large"t women-owned pulled It together firms - tho'll' WIth the hIgh- • Deadll1le (or return is Friday, Aug. 29 I est revenueb and the mo"t L WhIle technology IS great, It cnppled our employee;, - <,"teed" the phone system so we reverted back to old-fash- IOned phones borrowed from Mary Rose Nelson, mdustry averagp 111 ever) ------~ major mdubtT) group Herbal supplements for self-treatment? Meals on Wheels dIrector The phones would not The growth III the number plug mto our hIgh technology hnes so out came of women-owned firm.:; With By Matilda Charles tamed ~ our fax machme and modem and suddenly we revenues of $1 milhon or thmg IS natural But not A new LJnlH'I"lt~ of had two phones more between 1997 and WIth .,emors compnbmg everything that's natural IS Mlchlgdn "tudy ~hcJ\\I" that the large.,t group of pre- "afe for human consump- Nma Mondalek personally called all case coor- 2000 Ib hlghe~t III some 20 percent of "enlOrs dmatlOn chents to offer them aSSIstance and an fl na nce/l n bu ra n ce/rea I "tnptlOn-drug Ubers, there s tIOn For example, the pOl- are u"lllg herbal ~upple- emergency meal packet estate (61 8 percent), .,el- alway" a n"k that the mgre- bon found In a "mall part of mentb to belf-treat ;,ymp- dlents m the herbal prepa- fugo, the Japanese blowfish, Vlces(43 4 percent), agncul- The Kroger's on Harper and EIght Mile gener- toms of depresblOn a" well ab ratlOns, whether their man- IS a natural suhstance But ously offered to let me shop m then closed store ture!fore'3try/fibhmg (36 per- dementia And, atwrdmg to ufdcturerb tall them "safe" Just a taste can kill almost cent) and wnstructlOn (323 for nonpenshable Items and water for our Meals the study';, authors, thlb I~ d or "natural," or both, could Instantly percent) troubling trend tau"e berlOUSmteractlOns If To sum up. If you, or on Wheels cbents LOISWarden, preSIdent of A.., lead duthOl Dr l-fl'!en lhed With the preSCribed someone you're canng for. sac, orgamzed the food packmg Many hands However, the centel a];,o Kale" told the Aml'rttdn medicatIOn;, uses herbal supplements to made lIght work as staff members and volun- reports that Just over one In A'isocJatlOn fOl Genatnc It'b e;,peclally eabY to be treat symptoms of depreb- teers showed up to put food and water m bags 18 adult women m the PSYChldtly, "Many pdtll'nh ml'lled by the term "ndtur- slOn and/or dementIa, or for ShIrley Snow, Meals on Wheels Coordinator, Umted States I'> a bu;,me;,,, 111 our ;,tu d) fl,1t thl'"e al,' whl~h the bupplement any other conditIOn for that contacted volunteers and put together a team of owner ACTOSSthe natIOn, 5 7 preparatIOn" \\ ere hdl mil''''' mdu"try Ube;, to sell the matter, tell your doctor "0 12 to delIver the food and water percent of all adult women even though they were not notIOn of ;,afety Without that "he or he can act to pre- are entrepreneurs certa1l1 what they ton .tttually havmg to prove vent potential drug mterac- "Our volunteers are the best. They are always their claim" After all, If tlOns before they can cause wlllmg to go above and beyond,~ Snow saId "omethmg I" natural It ha" even more senous health Whlle many people focused on gettIng gas m to be safe, <'0 even If It can't problems theIr own cars, dedIcated volunteers wllhngly Someone rOll Love Can Use Our JIelp help you, It can't harm you Wnte to Matzlda Charle\ shared theIr fuel WIth 120 homebound semors Right? zn care of Kzng Feature\ They traveled from house to house and offered a Wrong Ab I've wntten Weekly Servzce, PO Bo'( smIle along WIth a package of food and water • Prh die home~ • hl1 ur ped If you would like to share a httle tIme dehver- Regl\tered Nur,e, Easy living tip Ing meals, we would be glad for you to Jom our Llcen ...ed Practll,t1 Nur"e ... volunteer team At the "tart of each day, That way, you're more CarIng mdIVIduals, sometimes retIred from Nur ...e...Aide ... pIck thl' "mgle mObt Impor- hkely to get everythmg t.mt ta"k to tomplete, and done, and you'll feel a careers or With busy busmesses, go out each day then fim;,h It greater sense of accomph"h- and dehver a nutrItIous lunch to homebound /~ NURSiNG UNliMiTEd If you're a perbon who ment and control WhIle semors ~ INCORPORATED m,lke., to-do hbt", never you're at It, make a hst of Glvmg of their time to serve others IS what \\ i'llI' one With more than thmgs that you can delegate makes our volunteers speCIal They bnng our (586) 777-53()() II\! Itl'm" to family members chents not only food, but Important personal SOCialcontact that Improves the quahty of !tfe for homebound seniors. It's only natural to want to retain as Volunteers are the hearts and hands of sac TheIr canng, dedIcated and generous help turns much independence as possible in life. But our goals mto realItIes and our efforts Into there comes a time when some of us need a accomphshments Volunteers are always needed. It takes 40 vol. little assIstance. That's when Bon Secours unteers to support a route of 16 chents DrIvers are an Important volunteer Job but Place at St. Clair Shores is the ideal option, sac couldn't surVIVe WIthout the other volun- teers who make Meals on Wheels pOSSIble. Schedulers help coordInate Meals on Wheels' dehvenes Office and clerIcal workers help get the word out on Meals and sac programs They aSSIst WIth matlmgs, fihng, answenng telephones and data entry SpeCIal events volunteers offer assIstance for speCial events. such as the sac AuctIOn, Fnday, ,t- Sept 26 BON SECOURS PLACE AT ST CLAIR SHORES Escort dnvers help senIOrs get to appoInt- "Bon 5ecp<>nsored by Ihp SISters 01 Bon Socours hke a guest speaker, please call Betsy Schulte AN,llated With Bon SIlCOurS Health Sy~lem Inc f)eva!opOO arid managed by 0 L1fa Care SerVICes LlC --- C> ?003 Life Care Servia's LLC 31657 s Z¥'i

August 21, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 California, Mars and breaking the Da Vinci Code By Helen Gregory ben from the 135 Include ex For actIOn JunkIe", there hl~tonc dlgr('~'lOn~ 1l,(JJou" Special Writer chIld actor G,uy Coleman Th B k II>a crazed kIller on the but I enJo~ed thl m I don't ul>ually review top and porn ~tar Mal) Carey e 00 1001>1'. splendId chal>el>, Howe\ er thp /)1"1]('\ I t'/pr best ~ellerl> You already Only In Hollywood breathtaking c1o"e talb and ence wa~ a bIt 111dlO"l'n know about them, they're Over 200 people wen' R t incredIble el>cape ~tenel> and 0\ erv. orked ("PI lIdlh probably already on your runnIng, but a numbel of e urn For puzzle fam" the book \~hen "pcaklllg" of Dl"lle~ " lI"t So I clearly don't have them, mdudlng the 100. II>nddled With wded mel>- genlU~, Bnm n lltl'd ,It to tell you about them year-old lady, were for one hab been 'ilnte Sept 12, Will make a popular mOVie, sages Con"lderlng the len!{th two Mlch'lel f,I"IIl'1 There may be ~omethmg rea'ion or another mellgible 57617 B C It~ dose'>t even Without martial art" as"umed SOphll>tlcatlOn of film~ m the all' We've Ju"t been Carrot Top, be>.t known for approach WIll be 5 51 am, demonstratIOns the I>oclety, the codes are The author hlOt-. at mv~- throll~h thl' lar!ll'"t power "ma"hm!l pumpkml> and A,\lg- '17 Thl'n It won't be The hero I" Harvard sym- elementary Dabbling code tlcl"m, but )OU \\on t find ln outage m U S hli:,tory Of annO)1ng telephone ads, that c1o"e again tdl Aug 28, bologist, Robert Langdon, Lltidhel" "'itll ,",vllk"It .In lndlr.;:; h '1~'",1",~ of course, an IraqI I>hrugged mayor may not be eligible, 2287 returned from Brown"> ear- knowledge wllIl>olve mOl>t the Lo"t Ark" It\, d tl ,Idl hI" "houlder., and al>ked, but he was runnIng, as Wd.b IGranted, orbltl> tend to her "Angels and Demonl>" of the puzzleb on an aver- tlOnal thnller, bUJIt on LOn 'Why don't they Sit on theIr the bIker who wanted to he ellIptltal, but don't those 1200lJ, which you don't age of SiX page., before the "plraq theorv ,lnd Llla"e porcheb, drmk tea and legalize ferretb ab house figure" look "kewed? How need to read to get thIS one protagomsts But who "cene" "moke whJle they W<\lt for pet<.,<\nd a modl'l who want LOme thp eon" of weutlng (I didn't) wants to sweat be.,t .,ellers? The hl"tol\ helghtenl d the power to lOrnI' on ab we ed medical m"urante to bet\\een the fir<.,[tv.o dnd Called to the Louvre by If you're l>en.,ltlve about the "u"pen"l' Illddh." do?" CO\1'1' (()"metlc .,urgery I then <\qUick return, not 300 the curator, Langdon I>tum- your dogma, leave thl" not \\ Ith"t,mdlllg I '\Dd 0\ II FIve thou"and people m don't need to make the.,e veal''' flOm now)1 bleb onto gruebome multIple alone Nothmg Ib .,aul'd ,Ill thl' book I" ,\ Jlc\gl' tUln France have dIed either a" thmg;., up Look for the reddl"h "pot murder." con"plracv and a The Cathoht ChUlch fare" PI' Redd It thl \\<1\ lou'd a dlrett or mdlrect re.,ult of MIke lI>"a, who bought m the "outheast to become "elret I>oclety datmg back badly here, but mo"t read <1 .John (,Il"h \111 110\ I I Europe'l> unprecedented and paId for the recall so he the bnllhtebt heavenly body far enough to mclude such Cathoillb, el>pecl<\lIy thol>e or watlh ,In ,ILlwn flll\.. heat wave Hurnlanes are could get the Job, bowed next to VenUi:>and the lummanes a'> Newton, Da rall>ed by Je"U1tb are wlth gl'nl'rou,,1\ "dtl'd pop makmg return Vi'>lt" to out, crymg, the mornmg moon 10K, the '>un, too) Vmcl and Hugo among Its schooled m church hlbtory, corn Texdi:>m whelt prOml.,eb to after the Termmator So, maybe It\jU.,t m the memben- The police blame good and bad, In grade Oh, clnd )OU might look become one of the blgge.,t announled on .Jay Leno\ "tarb but for no rl'a"on that Langdon who goe" on the I>chool elnd "hould take It for Mar" whIle ~ou lan hurnlane bea"Ol1b we've late mght talk >.how that he I lan remember I put Dan run WIth the curator'l> WIth a gram of bodlUm lhlu- }{JU tall rw( 11 1!!ll'1l expenenced 111 year!> wa." runnmg, where he Bro\\ n., 'The Do. "mcl granddaughter, a cryptogra- nde It'" a work of fictIOn Gn'Run Ollillil a! hRIl L;O Jerry Spnnger's political joked that thl" wa" the Code" on rc"erve a'i "oon a" pher Some readers found the n@RP Itb /11111' a"plratlOns m OhIO have toughest decll>lOn he hal> we got It, and npped taken a back I>eat to ever made "except for the through It m a couple of Cahforma's Iecall debacle one m 1978 when I deCided days Soccer etiquette: dos and don'ts Some 135 people are run- to get a bIkini V.o.Jl. " Tt\ a fabt moving, mmd It's '>occer season If you're 3 WhIle the ball IS m mng for governor And of Call forma hab alwayl> candy thriller Laura Croft, the parent of a school- play, you are not to call Family Daze- cour"e, there Will be a tele- been a httle weIrd Maybe Tomb RaIder fans WIll rec- aged chIld, chances are out thmgs 11kI', "Way to By DebbIe Farmer Vll>lOngame bhow to be It\ the grasl> ogmze the lIIummatl, now you know what that go, Poozle Woozle," or aIred Oct 1, "Who Wants to Maybe there's somethmg the Pnory of SlOn, a secret means evenmgs filled "Good job, Snookle Bear," be Gm,ernor of Califorma to abtrology It seeml> thIS society, ab well a<;the hero- wlth long practIces, tan. or anythmg else that The Debatmg Game" Two month the planet Marb I'> me\ "earch for answers gled Velcro shm guards, might msmuate you gave of the five contebtantl> cho- c1o"er to the earth than It about her dead parents It lost cleat" and rules bIrth to anyone on the Lot., and lots of rules team A more low-key, Now, let me Just stop nght "Hey, nice kICk," I" an here and say that as a acceptably ambIguous Road trip highlights Route 66 mother and an upstandmg comment CItizen, I am a blg advo- 4 When your team makel> La"t ,Julv, <1 colorful 36- "What better way to cele- try refurbll>hed I>elected a goal, shout louder than foot RV lompleted a 66-day brate a VItal part of our locatIOns along the route to cate of rules fuds need the other parents ThiS journev on 2,448-mlle-long Amencan hlbtorv than to bnng them baLk to theIr them to feel secure, stay Will not only i:>howyou apprellate" thl., Route 66 from Santa prOVIde a 'tour' gUIde' for onb'1nal glory '>afe and to function suc. have team splnt, It WIll 10 Never, e,er "llOut Momla to Chllago dnd balk borne of the country\ Over the pa"t lour year", cei:>sfully wlthm clvlhzed make everyone thmk It thmgl> to the I efell'l' 11kI' favonte, no"tal{.,'1t road'i;de the Hampton Sa\e-A society dnd all that It" ml""lOn \\ al>to plant hlb was your kId who dId It "Hey, are vou bhnd or tone marker" be.,lde more attractlOnb along one of Itb Landmark program hai:> But, you see, I'm not 5 At post. game pIZza par- ~omethmg?" Thl., I" not than 60 dmer'i motel,>, and mObt cultural and Icomc refurblbhed .,ome of Route referrmg to the rules for ties, food fights With the only a dumb qUP"tlOl1 Iof hIghwaYs," bald Conkle "A" 66'" deterloratmg treasure" the kids Oh. no I mean ga" "tatlOn., other team's parents are COURSE he\ not blind JIm Conkle, executive famlheb are on the road I>uch a>. the Blue Whale I>lte rules for the parents prohIbited (No, thIS Isn't he dro\e hml"plfto tIll' together thIS year, they Cdn m Catoosa, Okla, the And, beheve me, there are dIrector of the CdlIforma game, dIdn't hel) It" <11"0 plenty mme, thiS comes from our Route 66 Pre.,ervatlOn make the tnp Itl>e1f part of Standard OIl GdS StatIOn m not a good Idee Judg- you are that these are 5 Don't repeatedly yell po"tmg "Road"lde 66 " Largebt Pamted Map of ment affects the out(()me Route 66" at the Meteor City deemed necessary I mean out, "Let them playl Let AttractIOn" blgns that hlgh- Hampton Inn Hotel's of the match )ou'd thmk that a person them play!" IrOnically hght specIal bItes, treasured Save-A-Landmark program Tradmg Post In Anzona 11 Support your lhild hab worked WIth Conkle and 11kI' me, a 5-foot-2- pnough, shoutmg thll> landmarkb and vmtage e\ en If hI' 01 "hI' kllk" thl' To submit a landmark for mch,100-lsh pound pacI- never works The referee estabhshments along the Route 66 aSSOCiatIOns to ball n~ht mlo thp goal of 2,448.mlle "Mother Road." help Identlfy hlghhghts refurbIshment conslderatlon fist, who graduated from a who Just stopped the game the oppo"mg team The "Ign" are deSigned to along the famow, roadway anywhere m the Umted college whose sport!> mas- almost never pauses and Remember, en(()urage serve as a road map for and create the RoadSIde States, wnte to Explore the cot was the banana slug, thmks about It and say>., future travelers who want to AttractIOn SignS In addI- HIghway WIth Hampton, would know how to "Oh, OK I'll let them ment bring" out thp he"t know where to stop and take tion, the program and ItS POBox 15422, Beverly behave at a kIds sports play" 111 chIldren and tlll'Y ma~ m the road's UnIque hiStory volunteers across the coun- HIlls, CA 90209-1422. game 6 You may not yell out be the one" telklllg ~al e of You would thmk mstructlOns whIle dnnk ) 011 V. hen you'n' old But, apparently, the soccer mg coffee In your cu"hy 12Ifyourteam\\m" Babies league Isn't takmg any lounge chaIr on the slde- take to both knl'h clnd chances So for your enter- Ime'i unlesl> you are aJ a hall all that " glOl IOU' In Connor Edward Macomb Townbhlp Paternal July 21, 2003 Maternal tamment and enlighten- star player on the the pn'l>eme of tIll' godlIhl' grandparent!> are Martha grandparent;., are Bill and ment here IS my versIOn of OlympiC soccer team or b) coach Troost LOUisell of GrO'ise POInte Lynne Mogk of Gro"se the OffiCIal RUles of marrICd to the coach 13 If your team hJ"c''', Edward and Jel>slca Farm" and the late Joseph POInte Shores and the late Soccer Etiquette, mclud- 7 Before the game, say don't blame the cOdlh At Troost of Grol>>.e Pomte LOlliSI'll .JI' James N Spllos Paternal mg several that are actual only these seven word" to lea"t not when hl'\ \\ \th Woods are the parentb of a grandparents are Barbara rulel> from our soccer your child "Good luck I In heanng dl~t are the high enough not to show only these 'ieven word., to DaVId and Karen Wandne of Debbie Farmer 1<, a parents of a son, Connor Katherine Elizabeth your underwear at all your child "So, what do humun,! awl <,0«(; I mom DetrOIt Paternal grandpar- James HICk:, born June 18, games you v.ant to eat?" Bsharah ITl Calt{orll/(J }IJ/I ((III fllld ent" are MaUl een Troo"t of 2003 Maternal grandpal- (ThIS IS an actual rule) 9 Do not try to help by Larry and LIZ B"harah of lJebbw at Wllil {(/1m!, Redford and the late ent., are .Jame., Wll>hart of 2 Jewelry 1'- allowed, as rushmg from the ~Idehne" RIchard Troo!>t Great- Gro'i"(' Pomte Farms are the long as It IS tasteful - and klckmg the ball mto daze IOIIl or b\ II 1I1111~ Gro'il>e Pomte and the late grandparents are George parents of a daughter, preferably bomethmg m a the goal your'ielf, no mat- her al Oa~h Ne/<'fea!ure, Sandra WI"hart Paternal and Helen Klenk of Mount Kathenne Elizabeth lanyard made \\Ith team ter how clear a "hot you PO Bo'( 21.J.I grandpdrent" are Karen Plea.,ant and Otto and B"harah, born July 25, colors have Trust me, no one Mlddletoll II, OH I')().J..! Hahnefeld of Waterford and 2003. Maternal grandpar- Eh7abeth Wandne of Larry Hicks of Lapeer Spnnghdl, Fla ent., are Herbert and Manlyn Schervl"h of Harper Lauren Nicole Link Joseph William Wood" Paternal grandpar- 5 DaVid and Sally Lmk of entb are Mike and Dolores Recycle ~-r~ Louisell IV Gro,>,e Pomte Wood" are the B"harah of Redford Great- Recycle Joe and MIcheliI' LoUlbell parents of a daughter, grandmother IS Lena Corey Recycle of Grosse POinte Woods are Lauren NIcole Lmk, born of Redford the parentI> of a 'ion, Joseph Last Night onthe Titanic WI111am LOUlsell IV, born May 30, 2003 Maternal grandparent!> are Russ and 5unday, 5eptember 7th Caryl Anton of Oscoda and at the Rooatertail in Detroit, MI Berme and RIta LemIeux of • • Promenade Deck opens at 5:00pm • UOW it Dinner Seating begins at 7:30pm • up~@ttin! would b@if gou w@r@to rni~~ Experience the el~l:mce and ambiance of thiS IJ~' bygone era. Witness the dramatiC presentation of thl! 2003 P@wabir Pottl!rg Fir@hou~1! ~a'l! the TitaniC Artifact Exhibit at the DSC Feast 0'1 the authentiC eleven course meal Sip the selected AU6uet Ptwabie ~ori.tg M.mbttt onlg: ~ 30et wme Dress In period clothrng Stroll the Promenade • Fridag, AII!ud 22 Noon-t?pm DeckShop for Victon~:mItems Listen to the musIc Ai & • of the string quartet MrngleWith the likes of Molly Aug. 31st ~It it optn to tht !tnftal pllbUe: Brown & John Jacob Astor Enpl the adverture. ~turdag, Au!ud 2g to aln-4 Pin but heed the warning Sl~n", of ICl'bprgs Ir t"l' ;HP,.JI ~undag, AII!ud 24 to 11111-4pm Fine In .ht Ptwabir COllrfgllrd ~ ~~JArts hwob,(' PoNN¥ A1~ C.lfJ Pal< & ... ftot Wltftt'{r ...t ~ 101:]5 [ ltffirfolt Crafts .Opal of the Ocean. ~ at Coddloc BIrd donaud I7y Yanke Dee~ne of Franklin. A unll\ue tnJasunt valuea at $lOOO. • NO OOGS ....LLOWEO. • Po~ulat g, Qultll>ntlr ~lalP roloN: • Pay by ra~h, rlll>ck, VI~a, lJa~t@r&rd • All ~Ioek 'IOld a~ I~ • B,lnp,yout own Il'Cklng malptlal 6tap back In tlme with the help of Contact Mary Jane Hardy • All ~alp~ aN! final, no tl'lutn~ Of pxrhan~p~ • ~o S:ltollpK Plpa~p 5utton's Costumes of Waterford. (610) 794.5937 Re~IWI a 15'1.dlecoun1; off your selection. or write. PO Box 195 P/pa~p bring your rutH'nl mprnbllll:hl~ ratd fot IIdm,ttanrp. ~o a1>/lOIntmMt nfll'lIrraty. lJo othllt dlrrounh 111>/>19. _10 _ ~ ~ allIllcNoIn • non pIl ~1(3)CColporabon Algonac, Mi 46001 6111 (~lg) 1?22oq~4 ror Inrotmallon and to tl'n~w yoot rnpm""r~hl1>. I' &

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4484710 by Madeleine Socia a m -4 pm, Thebday- pm, The"day" and Fndays (313) 343-8931 Jesuit Seminary Grosse Pointe Artists 271-1570 Saturday, noon-4 pm, $7 St. Clair Shores Senior Association Benefit: 5-7 Association Art Center: Sunday, on the hour $6 AssumptIOn Greek Activities: SeIHor;, can par- -"Our RIVer, Our Lakelio," pm, Sunday, Sept 14, at a ~ adults, $5 ...enlOr", $4 chIl- Cultural Center, 21800 take m card toU! ndment", private home III Gros"e Juned exhIbItIon, through Assumption Cultural dren, $18 annual pass Marter, 8t ClaIr Shores dl&CU""lOn gJ oup", tourf>, Saturday, Aug 30 Gallel y POInte Fdrm" Fund:. pro- Center: • Ground;" 9 30 a m -6 PrelegIstratlOn reqUlred educatJOndJ offen ng" , lunch hours are 1-5 pm, 'Ide for hYing dnd educa- • Kalo&omatllb Summer pm, Thef>day-Saturday, (586) 779-6111 plOgram ...dnd other aLtlvl- tIOnal need., of the Je"ult;, Wedne"day-Saturday, 1005 Se.,&lOn, tlml';, VclrY $52 for 11 30 a m -6 pm, Sunday Grosse Pointe Public tie" AH IJ...tmg-...run m formatIOn FreeWIll dona- Maryland Free 1313' 821- two-da) "e;'"lOn" $74 three- $5 Library Internet Classes: through Sunday, AUI{ .31 1848 lIOn ... i:H31881-6851 ddy ..., $94 four.day ... • Ted Room, 11 30 a m -6 All cour"es are held at the unle ...... othef\\ I..,l' mdlldted Kolping Society Fall 100th Anniversary Twenty-five pertent "emor pm, Tue"day-Sunday Central Library • SatUl ddy Night Dame ... Juried Exhibition A Fashion Show: Include" dl"count 1100 Lake"hore • BegInner Internet, 730-1030 pm, thlOugh Juned bhow sponsored by dlllner and fa"hlOns from • Free KIddIe KalolBabY Re..,eryatlOn;, reqUired for 1230-1 30 pm, The.,ddYs Aug 30 $6 the Dress Barn, 7 pm, the DetrOIt Soclet" of SIUmg', 9 30-10 am, mo"t event;, 1313) 884- • IntermedIate Internet, • Begmnmg Lme [),1Oce, lue"day, tlept ~,~, h.olpmg Women Pamter ...and Monday-'l'hur&day. lor regIs- 4~22 230-330 IJ Ill, TUt-"Jdy" 1 30 }J III 1\.( "'C l~, '-. ~ 1 Sculptors m conjunctIOn Center. 24409 Jefferson, St tered parenh Non-regIs- Underground Railroad • Begmner Computer, • HUlOn Lad~ II ClllI..,l'. ('lair Shore., $20 wIth Pewablc Pottery, tered parent" pay $1 Tour: Offered by Stewart 1230-1 30 pm, Thur"day" mclude., lunth at thl' ReservatIOns reque~ted Fnday, Aug 22-Saturday, • Kalo ExerclselNautdus MtMIllrn, 9 a m--7 pm, • Em811 BaSICS, 230-330 Thoma ...Edl ...on Inn, 1586) 757-1251 Aug 30 Combo MonddY, Sept 1 Box lunch pm, Thursdays Monday, Aug 25 $65 • 10 a m -6 pm, Events $72 two oeo...lOn" per mcluded Bnng proof of Citi- 10 Kercheval Free (313) All progrdm" are ba"l'd at Monday-Saturday week zenshIp $40 (3131922- 343-2074, ext 220 the St Cldll Shore., SenJOl State Representative • noon-4 pm, Sunday, $106, three ...e;,;,1On;, per 1990 Actlvltlef> Centpr. 20000 Aug 24 Edward Gaffney Office week Preservation Wayne Seniors Stephen", 8t Clmr ShOl e... Hours: 9-10 am, Monday, .Opemng reteptlOn 5-9 $124, four "e;,..,1On;,per Walking Tours: Featunng Services for Older (586) 445-0996 • Aug 25, Harper Wood;, pm, Tuesday. Aug 26 week the Ea"tern Market, auto Citizens Programs: CIty Manager" Conference Pewablc Pottery, 1012:i E • Nautllu., WeIght hIstory, New Center, down- • Gemttl's Hole-In-The- Singles Room, 19617 Harper Jefferson, DetrOIt Free Trarnrng Room town and mldto\\ n, 10 a m - Wdll Re ...taurant Day Tnp, • Sept 22, Grm,se POlllte (3131822-0954, ext 125 8-10 30 am, Mondav- noon. Saturday ..., through 9 d m -4 30 P m Thur ...day, The Single Way Park City Office" Saturday Sept 27 $10 (313) 577- Aug 28 $42 Potluck Dinner: An lI1tl'r Benefits Conference Room, 15115 E 6-8 30 pm, Monday- 7674 • Ael Obll ExercI.,e for denomllldtlOndl Chn ...ttdn .Jeffer&on Thur"day Provencal-Weir House, 5emor." 10-10 45 am. "'lngle ...group, 4 p m • Sept 29, POInte Fernando Ortega In GrO"be $50 two day.,.per-week, ca. 1823: Gro""e POinte Monday ..., Wednesdav ...,md Saturdd), Aug :30. dt ,1 Shores VIllage Officeb, sec- Concert: A benefit for the $70 three day,,-per-week, $4 HIf>toncal Socrety offers FndaYb member'.., home In 8t CI,llr ond floor conference room, Grace Coum,ehng Center, drop-ill" tour., of the hou ...e and c • Fraud Preyent10n SlIOIe... $Il. ddult" 01 $:l, 795 Ldkeshore 7 30 pm. Saturday, Aug • CardIac RehabIlrtatlOn - 1840 Log Cabin, 1-4 p m Program, 11 15 a m thddren Re"en dtIOn ... • Oct 6, Gro;,;,e Pomte 23, Grace Commulllty St John Ho&pltal at Saturda~ Sept 13 376 Wedne"dav, Aug 27 Free Iequll ed b" Flld,n Aug 29 Wood" City Offices, Lake Church Audltonum, 21001 A""umptIon Kercheyal Free (313) 884- ServIce., for Older 15H6I 776-fjS:l5 Room, 20025 Mack Plaza Moross, DetrOlt $20 7 45-8 45 am, Mondav, 7010 CItIzens NeIghborhood • Oct 13, Grosse POinte ReservatIOns requested Wednesday and Fnday • Selinsky-Green Club office", 17150 For the spirit CIty Offices, conference (313) 343-9000 1 15-2 15 pm, Monday. Farmhouse Museum: St Waterloo $2 (313) 882- Room, 17147 Maumee Selinsky-Green Wednesda)' and Fnday Cla:r Shores HI"toncdl 9600 Ecumenical Men'!> • Oct 20, Grosse POInte Farmhouse Museum 2 45-3 45 pm, Monday Comml""IOn offers tours, 1- St. John Senior Breakfast: 7 :lO a m Farmb CIty Offites, mam Attic Sale: 10 a m -3 pm, and Wednesday 4 pm, Wednesdays Community: Fndav ... at Gro., ...e Pomte floor conference room, 90 Fnday, Sept 5 and Enroll through St John DIrectly behrnd the St • Long Term Care - the Memonal Church. 16 Kerby Saturday, Sept 6, dIrectly HospItal & MedIcal Center. ClaIr Shores Pubhc LIbrary, BaSICS You May Not Know, Lake..,hore (888) 254-LAW1 behmd the 8t ClaIr Shore" (313) 343-3157 22500 11 Mile, St ClaIr a program presented m ton- Sept 5. Neal ,J Shmp Living with Arthritis Pubhc LIbrary, 22500 11 21800 Mdrter, St ClaIr ShOles Free (586) 771- JunctIOn WIth the Mlchlgan former pubh ...her of the and Love to Garden MIle, St ClaIr Shore" $1 Shores PreregIstratIOn IS 9020 Pubhc Health InstItute- DetrOIt Free PI e ...... Reception: A program for (586) 771-9020 reqUIred (586) 779-6111 Center for Long Term Care Sept 12 Rev GU...t,l\ gardeners WIth rheumatOId Persona St. Clare PTO Used 6 30 pm, Wedne;,day, Sept Kopkd. 5t ,Jdme ...Lutheran arthntl ...presented by a History Book Sale Donations: Enrichment 3 Free Church master gardener 6 30-8 Drop-off donatIOn'> of hard- Edsel & Eleanor Ford Detroit Concert Choir • The Fact;, About Sept 1g, I{l'\ Tholll,h E pm, Mondav, Sept 15, St cover and paperbalk book ... House: Auditions: SkIlled smgers AlzheImer's. pre;,ented In Urban St P,wl C'lthohl Clmr Shore ...Country Club for the St Clare Montefalco • "Edsel & Eleanor Ford are inVited to audltlOn for conjUnctIOn WIth the Churdl dnd Rel>taurant, 22i85 School Parent Teacher House Deslgm'd for LIfe,' thI" award-wmnmg chOIr, Alzheimer'" ASsocl8t1On. 1-:3 Sept 26 l\hgT MIl h,wl Md"Ollll, St ClaIr Shores OrgamzatlOn Used Book permanent exhIbItIon by appOIntment, through pm, Thursday, Sept 11 C LeFevre Cdthl'dl,ll of Free 18771 992-2636 Sale at St Clare Montefalco • Toun, of hou"e, Sunday, Aug 31 13131882- and 6-9 pm, Thur.,day. the Mo.,t Ble~ ...pd Church, at WhIttier and Film gI ounds, chIldren's play- 0118 Sept 18 Free Sdlrament Mack before 2 p m dally hou.,e and powerhou;,e. 10 Duplicate Bridge: 12 15 18300 E Warren, DetrOIt (31.'l1 RR2-3:l,lO [MAX Dome Theatre through Thesday, Sept 16 Adventure Series Film (313) 824-0705 Festival: Last Night on the • "Tltamcd .. noon, 2 and Asthma can strike anyone, at any age Titanic: ThIS benefit, spon- 4 pm sored by the DetrOIt SCIence By Paul G. Donohue, M.D. A. I thmk It 11> qUIte rea- dry cough, or It can bnng up ones mo.,t commonly ubed to • "Top Speed.' 11 am, 1 Center -to benefit Q. I am a 67-year-old sonable A"thma can come volummous amounts of treat ordmary .d...thma and 3 p m Independent OpportumtIes woman whose doctor tells on at any age AsthmatIc;, mucus Sprays that dl1ate LOn"tnlt DetrOIt SCIence Center, of ~lIchlgan, wcludeb her that "he has dttdlk., Sept 7, Roootertall, 100 put me on mhaler medlcme • "LeWIS and Clark narrow, swell and fill WIth m"tance A hou;,e that I;' too Vamenl and AzmdlOrt df(' Marquette. DetrOIt $100- Do 1 need medIcme? It has Great Journey West," 3 35 mucu;, That accounts for humId dnd warm promote ... two .,ulh "'PIInl ml'dl- $150 Re.,ervatlOn'> helped, but I find It hard tu and 6 25 pm the wheezmg, shortness of mold growth, and mold& can cme., at hconce contam& a substance called no glycyrrhl7lc aCId In Readl r, II ho u ould 11I1!'In mer Kroger Store (R66) ral;,Cb blood pre""ure? I am glycyrrhIZIC aCId It prevents !Jconce If the label "ay& learn mOl, about a,lhlllo addlcted to IIconce. but I am the excretIOn of "alt from the "IIconce flavored" (Qn order Ihe I/eill\ IHIII tHI al<;o under treatment for body Retamed salt retam" If It say" that . .'rou can a~thma pamphlt t b\ II nt GET S GUS 5 T A R hIgh blood pre%ure water That, m turn. floods mdulge your hconce cravmg lfig DOl/oil/ii - E , E P H A N r H A L 0 Dr l\'o " 0 N R 0 V I A A X I S I dsked my doctor about the CIrculatory .,y"tem WIth WIthout fear 6'02W, PO BO\ 110/7) ORE 0 '" T V thI". and he "aId he never flUId Blood pres"ure nses Readers may wnte Dr Orlal/do FL 32H'J1 h.J7'i Last week's C A J UN W, N r 08 r L 0 U R D f 5 heard of ...uch a thmg He Llconce from abroad Donohue or request an order Em lo'e a (he( Ii of 11/0111'\ , E v FEMME DEB told me to go ahead and eat mIght contam the aCid form of Qt allable health order (or $4 "j() {{lIh thl lEG U " f 5 r I " E hconce Do you thmk It'" Llconce made on the"e newslefter~ at PO Bor: ref Iprent' prtflted !/(1!I1! 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• Aug ust 21, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 98 Tips for a stress-free school year 'Poached' eggplant For many chJ1dren, the overly anxIOus about bchool- for him Dl.,CUSb what ;,ubJect;, .,he'., first day of bchool doesn't work or the next day of • Encourage learmng at antlupatmg and dny drea., recipe cooks on grill JUbt mean new teachers dnd school home PromotlOg learnmg bhe find" particular! v chal- Thlb week'., recipe goe;, new fnend" It lan abo be a • Set educ!"tlOn goals outSide of the classroom lengmg Don't forget to talk out to dll the eggplant bource of anxiety, with Help your child set goals at helps children perform bet- dbout homework and te;,b 10\ er" \\ ho arl' 100klOg A LA ANNIE homework a'>blgnments and the very begmnmg of the ter In bchool To nurture • TrdnbItwn mto kmder fOJ d nl'\\ \, c1Yto berve By AnnIe RouledLJ Schenff tebtb jUbt around the corner year Whether It IS stnvlOg readIng l:>kllls, spend at lea;,t gdrten Kmdergarten I" your the \ egetable 1\, hlch Ib II Stanmg the year ofT on for an A m readIng, handIng one hour a week - 10 to 15 child'b mtroductlOn to ell' tedlOlt,d1) a (rult) Illth- the nght foot can help mml- m all homework on tIme or mmutes a day - readmg mentarv blhool and a fir.,t out any ha.,.,le mlze a child'~ btreb" level preparmg for tests well m WIth your child opport~mt~ to learn ba"!t i\lany peup]1' enjoy egg- throughout the year advance, settmg goals can To enhance math profi- mdth and reading bklll", not plant Pdrme',dn, but Parent" Cdn help ea"e anxI- help 'iet the routme for the CIency, try lettmg your chIld to mentum a fir"t look at what d PloductlOn It (s to ety and make a .,mooth tran- new year help plan the next tamily routlneb clnd eXj.lLlldUUll", uf bl mg to thl' table Grilled .,ltlOn from .,ummer to group learmng A., a palent. • Develop a relatlOnbhlp tnp and encourage him to t'ggp!ant I, all, aYb a \\ lo- school by starting a routlne WIth your chIld's teacher compute mIles, the cost of ~ou dre your child'., fil "t nL'l WIth tho~e who With their child early In the Take the time to meet your gas, and eApenses for food, teal her The "kJ1J;, that he appreuate the unu6ual year chIld's teacher at the begtn- hotel and entertamment ledrn., CIom you - how to f1alor of the purple addItIOnal 3 mmuteb, or "WhJ1e borne children are nmg of the ;,chool year She get dlong WIth other", follow thing" With the bitter untIl the cheebe ha;, melt- eXCited to begm a new bchool can be the best source for Transition Year Back-to- directIOn., and ".,ten to .,kln At a recent dmner ed year, othe! b dread the first mformatlOn about your dlrectIonb - wJ11 help him School Tips (for children part). mv friend DorothY Thlb flavorful versIOn day of school because they're child's scholastiC perfor- "tdrt the year afT nght starting kindergarten, fIrst berved grilled eggplant of eggplant can be served remmded of homew'ork mance and most ways to help him or resolve bchool and hIgh 'ithool high school): for dlbh, cut the gnlled egg- Importantly, tebtb," 1o>ald any dIfficultieS he 18 havmg TranbltlOnmg from ell'men- • VISIt the bchool If your Of COUIbe, I mSlbted on plant halves mto two or Angela Ryan, director of • Homework routIne and tal y to middle "chool and chIld IS changtng schoob getting the rellpe three pieces, the perfect educatIOn of the Syh an place De61gnate a bpecIfic from mIddle ~chool to high With the new year, make a SIZP to accompanv a steak Ledrnmg ('pnter IJ1 Gro~.,e hme and place for home- -;chool bnngb mdnv qUl'''- speCial tnp together to VISIt Grilled Eggplant or .,eafood entree POlJ1te Falmb 'The retUln work and help your child tlOns and concern., the ;,chool before the fir6t A;, a vegetaflan meal, to ~chool can bnng about dIscover a regular, qUIet 01 ganllatilln belOme~ even with Provolone day of clabbeb Checkmg out ~erve the halved eggplant feelmg;, of anxIety for stu- place where he can study more ImpOl tant In mIddle 3 tablespoons olive the new clas",room and the alongbldl' gourmet greens dl'nt., e.,peclally IJ1 tranbl- Make bUrl' that the area I;' .,chool and high "chool oil new teacher he fore school and lace the eggplant twn yem., kindergarten, free from potentIal dlstrac- when your chIld mu"t keep 1 1/2 tablespoons bal- starts wIll help ease feelIng., With fresh bal.,a You'll first gradl', the "tart of mid- tIOnb and that btudy tools trdck ofmulhp!e ;,ubJea." samic vinegar of anxiety and help get your find a vanety of fre.,h dle "thool and the fir"t year Me at your chIld's fingertIp'i homework, teacher", cIa.,,,- 1/4 teaspoon dried chIld mto the academiC rou- sal"a In the produce bec- of high .,chool . to keep hIm focused on rooms and books You can oregano tme t10n at the !,'Tocery ;,tore "Parent'i can help children homework and btudymg help hIm to IedULI' stre:'b bv 4 small eggplants (or If It',, aVUllable, reVIew The real bonub to thiS prepdre for the.,e tran;,lt!on;, • Stay on bchedule Your h'1\Ing him a talendal!pJan- 2 large) the class schedule With your grilled eggplant WIth pro- and the return to bchool by chIld should keep a schedule ner to help him organize 4-6 slices provolone chIld and prepare hIm for volone IS the tIme factor encouraging a "tructured of all classes, abslgnments the.,e new Item;, and cheese the new grade I followed the above routme nght from day one and key dates, such as pro- I'ncouragmg hIm to build • DISCUS!>changes 10 rou- gnllmg times and my and ;,taymg actIvely ject deadhnes and tebt good 6tudy habItb Tnm the "tern dnd cut tme Talk With your chIld eggplant (as was Imolved 10 their chIld'., edu- dates As part of that sched- each eggplant 10 half about how the routme for Dorothy's) was cooked to catIOn" ule, she bhould mclude spe- lengthWIse In a ;,mall hiS new school may dlfTer perfectIOn From prep to Sylvan Learning Center CIfic tImes for studying, for bo\\ I, whlbk together the from the prevIOus year It table, prOVIded the gnlllS ofTers tip;, and Ideab to help projects and for extracurnc- Oll, vmegar and oregano can be difficult for chIldren already hot, you're look- chlldren prepare fOl school ular actIvItIes The more Correction Brubh the mIxture onto to adjust to changes 10 mg at about 10 mmutes and mlmmlze academiC thorough the schedule, the A story on page 6B the cut halve;, of each schedules and workload Put the eggplant on the ~tress These tiPS mclude more effiCIent your child WIll last week about the eggplant Place the egg- Explam how hiS schedule gnll toward the end of back-to-school suggestIOn;, be OrgamzatlOn mInimIZe;, SocIety of Women plants, cut SIde down, on may dIffer from last year your gnlhng time and speCific tiP;' for the tran- late mghts completmg Pamterb and Sculptor" a hot grill and cook for 5 Will there be more home- QUIck Few mgredl- .,It!on Yl'drb homework aSSIgnments, con tamed an Incorrect mmute~, until browned work assIgnments? Does he entb Tasty Easy ThiS crammmg for tests at the date for the opemng Turn the halves over, top have to wake up earher? recipe IS a wmner Back-to-School Tips (for 1abt mmute, and can ulti- receptIOn The group I., edch WIth a shce of the WIll he have more than one Thanks Dorothy mately reduce student anxI- holding a Juned exhIbi- chee,;e and grIll for an each new school year). teacher thiS year? ety about school tion from Fndily, Aug • Get bdck 10 the routme • PrOVIde extra support • EmphaSize orgamza- 22 through Saturday, Eabe tran;,Ihon from lazy When startmg the new tlOn For some ;,tudents, Aug 30. at Pewablc "ummer days to the struc- school year, espeCIally If It's havmg color-coded bmders Pottery, 10125 E tun> of the bchool year by a tranSItIOn year, a httle for each subject helps them ,JefTer~on ree;,tabh;,hmg bedtime, extra support can't hurt stay on track throughout the The date of the open- mealtime, reddmg and Talk With your chIld about Please tecycle {filS fJaw$p~pet school year Keepmg notes Ing receptIOn Ib Thebday, homework routmes Talk her fears regardmg school organized helps test prepa- Aug 26 With your child about the and maintam an open dia- ratIOn later m the year, so Importance of these routme" logue throughout the year and how they help ensure work WIth your chIld to ,f determme the best method I that he IS not overtired or trl , St. Clare plans Mission or \ ~ 8t Clare of Montefalco year process called RENEW , , r P ansh Commumty has The MISSIOn WIll be held c'C' V C. L - 0 planned the Mls.,lOn, four on four consecutIVe evemngs enbs "peclal evenmgs of prayer, at 7 30 pm, Sunday, Sept renectlOn and bharmg, al:> 21, through Wednesday, the begtnmng for a three- Sept 24 of t~t iifiViTV5 I{niJ}fJtt 24hr TeleVISiOnfor the Whole Community August 16 DAYTIVE ~ Fa'I"DE \Nsa< CF AUGus~ 25 - AUGUST 31 8:30 AM THl- "O.C."HOW 1;00PM INSIm.ARf through ('"1\1 [), flul PUll "'" (<1,/<1 Jm PUll( & (/lllflll / GlInl IIIlI PI/11m 4/"'''1< / AI/III 1,/1/("< \ In,uk \n on \\ MTV'i ,In explordtlOn mlo Ihe LrL H"q I r.m '>Lhonenhng JmJ her guc'h OI'LU" tOplL' JlI\e proLl'" of .111 'pmt' nghl m our hJlkyJro September 28 Jnll l' cnt, "I p,lrlllUI,lr mlcrlQ 10 ,COlor lllllcn' Rcpe,"cd 4 AM 'i ~()PM RCTXJIcO II ,()f'M 1 :30 PM CO'Wl-.,R~ATlON" \\lTH COILECTOR~ 9:00 AM "ITALIT\ PLU~ 70[J1< 1,/1<1111 ,hl[J !lwl' A hodl htHJr ~crohll._\ (,.XlrU\C e1J" Rq>CJIlO Ho'l "U',1n HJr!/ fOlu,c, on IOlJI Inlere'lmg co1leL \Ilomght lion' Rq>CJleo 4 ,0 o\M (8 '0 PM Tue T SJt ) 9:30 AM PO"ITIVHY POSITIH 2:00 PM THF LEGAL INSIDER I 1I'''h JcJOIl ...k "lll Jnd III ....1\..en .In upllftmg hJ\! 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Another state chaDlpionship for South Babe Ruth teatn One good turn deserves Ruth Baseball team, made and Grosse Pomte Wood;,- ers Frank Kmg "There wa;, an "We did add one player, another - and so does one up of playars from the Shores However, this wasn't an excellent mIx of personah- Alex MIddleton, who conSIS- state champIOnship Farm;" City and Park, won Normally, that would be ordmary team tleS and an easy-gomg, com- tently played well dUrIng La::.t yeal the 13-y~ the end of Babe Ruth compe "Last) car \\ e h.ld a ,;ood fortable feehng among thr the "(""Of' p,tC"ll1g fie1o.ng Grosse Pomte South Babe beatmg teams from Ndes btlOn for that group of play- chemistry," said manager players We had developed and hlttmg Unfortunately, mto a team Although I Alex pulled a hamstrIng Babe Ruth leagues combine for travel program thought I had managed my pnor to the tournament and last team, I went to each of was unable to play" The two Babe Ruth Although both leagues Woods-Shores league Thlrteen-year-old;, Willtry the players and a;,ked If The result of keepmg the Baseball orgamzabons m have offered travel baseball "ThiS type of cooperatIOn out at noon, whJle the 14- they were mterested In team together was another Grosse Pomte are Jommg m the past, thiS IS the first will allow us to combIne our year-old tryouts are at 3 puttmg the same team state champIOnship as forces to establish a travel time the two leagues wIll co- resources to offer a better pm each day together for another run at Grosse Pomte defeated baseball program for 13- and sponsor teams that wIll com- program and make both of the state champIOnship teams from Chnton Valley 14-year-olds In the area. bme players from both our commumty leagues For more mformatiOn, "My only conditIOn was and Southgate on the way to The Grosse Pomte South leagues. stronger" contact John Hoben, the th~t I wanted a 100 percent the btle Babe Ruth League, which "By JOlOmg together for Babe Ruth state commis- positive response from the South opened With a 12-4 has players from the Farms, travel, we Will provIde those Tryouts WIll be held sIOner at (313) 886-2496, players When all the play- Win over Clinton Valley 10 a CIty and Park, and the players 13 and 14 who want Saturday and Sunday, Aug John Cackowskl, the Grosse ers expressed an Interest, game that was much closer Grosse Pomte Woods-Shores more baseball the opportu- 23 and 24 at GhesqUJere Pomte South Babe Ruth we proceeded to form a 16. than the final score as Babe Ruth League are Jomt- mty to play It here In the Park for all Grosse Pomte preslCl.entat (313) 885-9446, year-old Babe Ruth team Grosse Pomte scored eight ly sponsormg travel baseball commumty," said Bill reSIdents who wdl be 13 or or MamaCi at (586) 773- and developed a league m for the 2004 sedson whIch to play MamacI, the president of thE' 14 as or.Jul" :n, 2004 8777 See SOUTH, page 3C • CYSC Regatta sets sail Saturday By Alex Suczek longer, get their starting 23, but preparatIOns have l,\ SpeCial Writer gun at 10 a.m. WIth seven been gomg on smce last The thnll of seeing Lake classes crossing the hne at year's awards banquet St Clair crowded With color- 15-mmute mtervaIs They The man ultImately [ \ ful SaIls, or of bemg out WIllfollow a roughly 20 mIle, responsible IS CSYC assIs- \t there among them, reaches five-legged "E" course that tant racmg chaIrman Frank !; 1'\ Its peak every summer on a takes them mto Canadian KUOlck who IS the hands-on ~,..':ac'l , Saturday near the end of water and out as far as the manager of the event under i!1r~' August St Clair light the leadership of CSYC VIce I \ That's when Crescent Sml They are followed by 11 commodore Terry Stucker Yacht Club holds ItS annual more fleets 10 the 25 to 35 As last year's regatta J regatta With the support of foot range which sail the ended, Kumck's committee • the DetrOit RegIOnal Yacht shorter, tnangular "D" members were already mak- racing AsSOCIatIOn(DRYA),a course Meanwhile, the one- mg mental notes on syndicate of 28 yacht clubs deSIgn dmghy classes under Improvements for the next In thiS area 25 feet 10 length, race on season At what they call The regatta IS not hmlted then own "F" course south of Hot Stove meetIngs dunng to members of those clubs It the CSYC harbor and never the wmter, they met regu- IS open to all Sailors m the cross the channel larly With other clubs, DRYA area and IS usually the By late mormng, the vIew commodore Tom St Peter biggest event of ItS kmd on from anywhere on and key adVIsors Ed Tyson our lake Nearly 250 Lakeshore Dnve IS punctu- of DetrOIt Yacht Club and entrants are expected for ated WIth hundreds of whIte TIm Rumptz of BayVIew thIS year's 70th runnmg of salls and multi colored spm- Yacht Club to reVIew the the race They come from Photo by M.ke Konon nakers everywhere you look actIOn and deCide on any Lake St. Clair will be crowded with colorful sails on Saturday when the Cres- many parts of the state as on the water changes to procedures and cent Sail Yacht Club holds its 70th annual regatta. well as Canada and OhIO. ThIS year's Regatta takes The bIg boats, 35 feet and place on Saturday, August See REGATTA, page 3C

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of crew CSYC has sponsored regattas for regIOnal and flag that sl!,'11alstheIr deCI- ell' and recross the Ime Jom DRYA at a nommal fee Regatta - ItS own double-handed fleet natIOnal fleets of thebe class- sIOn They usually end up at the but entry m the regatta IS for many year;, WIth regular es Includmg the one-de"lgn They Walt for confirma- back of the fleet free To race a non one- From page Ie Monday evemng races and classes III the bIg regatta tIOn from an mspectlOn team CSYC members take spe- design boat, It IS also neces- sary to ask DRYA 10 the courses partIcIpants from other has mfluencPd at least three that the markb are m theIr Cial pnde III the club's hospl- advance to assIgn It a hand- In reahty, changes are clubs have been Jommg m It other club'> III the DRYA to proper 10catlOnl> In one of tahty Many members and few Mter so many years of IS a growmg group 10 the add thll>cdtegof) to thplr bIg the dub's few dccommoda- theIr wives remalll on shore ICap mnmng the race, wIth many regatta regdttd pi ogldOh tlOn,>of a pO\\ler boat, past to !>upport the race actIVities Spectators are also wel- come to VIew the regatta of the same saIlor;, In the New deSIgn classe<; For CSYC, the annual commodore Lee Greenlllg dnd make V1Sltlllgcrew!>feel same jobs year after year, appear from tIme to tnne a'> regattd J'> thl' blggp..t dnd IlIdkeb d 'ippcdy toU! of the welcome There Ib a lun- start and fimsh at the club SInce Sailors' can, wdl fill the courses and rules they well It was httle mOlethan mOl>tImportant ('\ (,l1t of th(' lOUI.,P.. m ,I ,38 foot .,uper (hpoll for bupport btaft while now follow have proven very a decade ago that the lIght- year and the mprnhel" \\lotk p(m el ed, t\\ ID pngllled the Iace'> are on There IS a the club lot dnd police super- successful They accommo- weIght, ;,wlft and agIle hard to ll1dkp It ,I .,U(l('''~ Clg.lrette BOdt " Cdpablp of P0l>tIdle receptIOn for sklp- VIsed parklllg along date the sIze of the boats Express 27s reached cntIcal While th(>1ar the Melgel> 24 of the skipper", bOdt'> 'lI1d mdrkerl> are at the light Several CSYC members In gate IS open on regatta day expected at thIS tIme of year I>loop, another ultra light, ;,all number<; for the !leally locdtlOn,',III record tlme chef hats fire up a bIg char- There are excellent VieWSof Where changes are most open cockpIt deSIgn, has 30 fleet,', Each will 1M,,!' d Flpeti> 3;,<;emble oft ;,hore cOdl gnll to prepare the the start/fimsh hne from the apparent IS 10 the appear- reached a suffiCIent number sepal ate I>tart RadIO III 100'>('group;, wdltmg for entreeb-{;har-blolled bteak club's outer sea wall ance and growth of fleets of here to have ItS own start for eqUIpped work hOdt crews theIr turn to jockey for POSI and barbecue chicken Corn Children 12 and under dre new deSIgns that have to the firl>ttime ThiS IS partly al e aS~lgnpd to ,lIll hOl at tlon at the startlllg line on the cob and other SIde reqUIred to wear life vebts have theIr own start The a result of the actIVe promo 10(atlOnl> ""here thy Cdn Sklppel s keep a I>hdrp eve dlshe'> flow from the club on the premIses double-handed start IS a tIon of that deSIgn by thIS observe the contender;, as on theIr watches and the galley and the party IS seat- The club IS also open to partIcularly mterestmg year's CSYC commodore, they lOund the mal k" bOdthouse roof A puff of ed at tables under the tent VISItors Interested In saIling example Any sIze boat can Dale MacPherson And on Fnday, the club's "moke from the cannon fol- As many as 350 stay for at ItS regular membershIp enter They range from 25 to The largest group of rac- racing chairman goes out lowed by the retort Signals the subscnptlOn dmner, meetmgs These take place 45 feet 10 length The dIS- ers rernams the bIg boats, WIth navIgatIOnal mstru- that the first start Willbe In espeCIally those who know at 8 p m on the first tInctIon IS that the boat however, at almost two ments to place the buoys 10 mmutes WIth stop they have a trophy to collect Monday of every month must be saIled by only two thIrds of the entIre regatta and floats that mark the watches tlCklllg and correct- at the ceremomes For the from September through people fleet In thIS group of up to courses ed at the five minute gun, first three fimshers m each June For more mformatlOn, It IS a umque challenge 190 craft, some of the mdl- It all cornel>together em Iy the skIpper;, gauge their race there IS an engraved call the club at 313-885- where everyone IS handI- VIdual fleets mclude an on Saturdd) mornlllg Rdce speed, dIstance and course pewter-like mug WIth the 7575 capped by the same shortage assortment of deSIgns The officldls will gdther on the to (TO!>!>the hne With the CSYC crest field Ib leveled by glvmg boathoul>e roof \\ Ith IJlnoLU- findl gun Area sailors who would Mariners to them handicaps ThIS IS fig- lar eqUIpped <;potters ready With a new fleet startmg like to enter the Crescent Tigers to hold ured by the race commIttee to check ofTsail numbers dt every five minutes, the spot- Regatta can obtam entry hold tryouts WIth the Performance the startmg Ime WIth a terb are challenged to check forms flom the DRYA, The 8t ClaIr Shores tryout camp HandIcap Ratmg Formula final check ofwmd dIrectIOn, olf every sail number dnd 22319 Marter Road, SUIte (PRHF) the offiCIal,; dpudp \\ hlch watch for any boat 0\ er the 214 St Clan Shores, MI Manners federatIOn base- ball organizatIOn With teams at Comerica What makes thIS regatta \\ ay to "end the fleet around line early Anyone JumplTlg 48080 The phone IS 586- for players from 12 to 18 so large IS the mcluslOn of the COllr'l .Ine! ,>('ne!up ,l t hp guo get,; d slgndl to clr ,78-1DOO It I" necessary to The DetrOIt Tigers wIll the one-deSign dmghy fleets years old WIll hold tryouts hold a tryout camp at whIch total nearly 60 boats thIS week at Kyte Monroe Comenca Park on Monday, Promotmg the skIll of com- FIeld m St Clair Shoreb Aug 25 Tryouts will be today, Aug petitive sallmg 10 the small Regl;,tratlOn begms at sloops like Thistles 21, from 6 to 8 pm, 8 30 a m The workout Llghtmngs, Star<;, Cal 20;, Saturday, Aug 2,'3 from 10 starts at 9 a m and Smpes, IS a constItu- a m unbl noon, and Sunday, The camp IS for players tIOnal mISSIOnofCSYC part- Aug 24 from 1 to 4 p m ages 17 through 24 No pre- ly to open the sport to Kyte Monroe FlCld IS on reglstratIon or partIcipatIOn younger and less affluent Harper at MaSOniC fee IS reqUIred SaIlors For more mformatlOn, call Players mterested m try- All summer, the club runs Gernt Ketelhut at (586) 109 out must provide theIr Its own races on 294-0961 or e-maIl hIm at own glove and workout Wednesdays and Sundays glgkhut@yahoo com eqUIpment Wood bats, hel- for ItS actIve fleetb of thebe mets and baseballs wIll be deSIgns m 15- to 25-foot provIded by the TIgers lengths PartIcIpants can enter the It offers specIal classes m park through the lobby seamanshIp for local sailors, located next to Gate D on trams youngsters 10 a sum- Montcalm Ave mer sall10g school and hosts The Grosse Pointe South l6-year-old Babe Ruth team won a second straight state championship. In front. from left. are Vinnie Panizzi. Jeff Stephens. bat- South girl Ana Harris. Eddie Barclay. Paul Walny and Ben Fischer. In back. from left, From page Ie EddIe Barclay, Pamzzl, are manager Frank King. Austin McClung. Kyle DeBets. Brian Cammer. Brian Dempsey, McClung, Paul Dempsey, Ryan Gunderson. Steve Mannino. Alex Middleton. Stefan Harris and runs m the top of the ninth Walny, Stephens and coach Bob Panizzi. mmng to snap a 4-4 tie Gunderson Bnan Commer started for Southgate then elIm1Oat- South and pitched five ed Chnton Valley from the mmngs, allOWIng four runs tournament and faced South South matched those runs for the champlOnshlp on the hlttmg of Vmme ThIs game was even closer GROSSE POINTE HUNT CLUB Pamzzl, who had a double than the first meetIng as and tnple, Kyle DeBets, who South scored a run III the hIt a double and SIngle, bottom of the eighth to WID Commer, who doubled, and 4-3 Jeff Stephens and Brian PamZZI got the start for JUNIOR TENNIS SESSIONS Dempsey, who hIt smgles Grosse Pomte and pitched Ryan Gunderson relIeved five mmngs He allowed th th Commer m the SIxth and three runs on SIX hits and Fall Session (14 weeks; September 8 - December 13 ) struck out the three batters struck out three He left th th he faced Chnton Valley tralhng 3-2 Winter Session (10 weeks; January 5 - March 13 ) mounted a threat 10 the th nd South scored a first- Spring Session (10 weeks; March 15 - May 22 ) eighth mmng when ItS lead- mnmg run on Pamzzl's off batter walked and stole tnple and a saCrifice fly by Brian DeVirgilio second and thud Dempsey Consecutive sm- Gunderson then struck out gles by Pamzzl, Dempsey One- of thl.. m(t~t fl'lfX'tl'J Tt.-om...rrof~slOnJl~ In tht \ild\O,tw;.1 Bnan ...... ueu ...... a ...<1nm..,lrud(.lr I...lttr hut the SIde to strand him there at'l1L tn lar~l part III h1::>\. ""lptuJnal hhll \lment .. d5 l pla\('r He has complied df;am ..t ';)()ml ollht. bt.....t pl n and Commer produced a run Lf'> I'" thl \\orJd - Jncludm~ '-,.lmrr" ...Chlng anJ A~d"''''1 - and hoh.h a cart'{'T '\lCtnr\- 0\ lr Todd \hrhn \\ h1lt. South's bats came alIve m m the fourth Th" ,me "nd a h"lI hour progr,'m deSIgned .1n Ihl pro tom hl .1i .. hll\l'\.i \\ofld r.mkln~"o a ...hoth ..m~l~ and dllUbl~ pla\t:'r and ~dm(>(j e'\tln~l\1.. m,ll..h the mnth Walks to Pamzzl for Junior ....dln.'d<.h partlup~tlnf; m tourn.l • \pt- nln,l \.\ hlil Irn l hn~ \in thl 'orth \mlnGlO l-"atdlJtc- (lTOllt South tied the game at 3-3 ml nt compliltLon Thl ... (.Ia \\ Itl <;tre"'....the \ ~radu 11l 01 B'lll 'it,'h Lnl\ If<;,h Hnm \\ h 1 maJor forCl In lol1l'gt tlnnl ...caphJnnF. IhrCt' \11d Aml nl ln and Dempsey set the state l llntul nu (\1 \() ",nF;Jl"o (hlmrlon ...hlp'" md thrt'l \i -\C n,Hl'hll'<; Chamrl(m ...hlp'" He' \.,it ... \.oh J T...1m m the Sixth on a smgle by (undanwnt~)I ...('II llll ....troke ..., \-\ell ,1'> m~l\ 'l' for Austm McClung's two- ( lp'.\In md hdpt.d h Rdtl'd. Proh ...... lon("T\IC(". Thl Tenm~rro('omram opt.nll .. Walny Illlt nt thl (f\.),-,"'l Pl)mt(. Ihml (tub In (,f(""'l Pomh \\.)(>d .. \11 and l... Iht:> pn.mllrTlnm \Ian'h.,lmt.nl for McClung and scored "For the second time m (nmrm\ \)n f\ Irml "}-l ...t...ld. 'lm l 11l()() thl Tl nm ...Pm (\)mram hl"ll(pandl"d Llc;~T\ ICl t 1 .)thl r "",td after back-to-back s10gles by hit dub ...mdudln~ thl (,n)'o...... POll1tl \.llht llub the' GTl)-(;,"tl.POLnie llttll Club and Ih ... (,me;""'l (\'mtl \\l)()(.j" three games we were faced Plr~ Commer and Stefan Hams WIth extra mmngs," Kmg Junior Stars I Ankle Biters DeBets followed WIth a sm- saId "ThIS team has always Mond.IY -l:OO- 5:00 pm ilnd gle and Stephens reached Mik(' Case H.urv Brom('r responded well m close Silturdily 10:00 • 11:00 ilm base on an error Gunderson \hkl tOml" 1(.'thl Hunt ( lu"" twm In('" Hurnn H HT\ "'\de; d hnah ..t Ln ml'\ld doubll"> 11 thl games and once agam they \'lll\. Tlnm ...(ILl'hul Ann Ar~\T \!l~l <;.pt'(I)!Lll ... m [)Inntc;. \an Dr\fur Lc;rTR Tournilmfnt hdJ 1t then hit a towenng three- were bemg tested" Thl<; 1(;,,1 \In(' hour prn..:;r~lm tor bt:"gmnm~ ,,,\Irklng \.,lIh IIlnIlH'" of elll 11:,1" DUTln~ hl" hlF;h H11ton !i...,d ""ollth (arollna [n the Fa~h rn Tc-nnl'" run homer over the left field In the bottom of the IllnlOr" cl\;L"-::; t\) 10 TIw proMram I' de<'lgned "t hl.'~lll Hl"lr \hk,l '\d ... hr<;,11l1m dll ...tltl In n \\","m \ ...... Xl1ltnn Harry \o\c1'" nnkt""IJ LO tht \1:ln ... Vi ... In fence to gL\ t' ,ollng "'tuJl"nh tht ...k.1Jl"l ntYe...... lr\ I f)r" tl1r ... H (,1'\)""'" POint" ~Jtlth \'\.Inmn>; , ...t1te' "'ln~h ...and top =:; Ln doubll''"l, Ham har, (0 It)fal nt "'I~ eIghth, Cammer walked, tor" htdm1l "I tlln 10 I' nn,- Th" cl"" \\lll \h1mplOn ...hlp fu ...... tmor \l,U \'\llh pHlnlr I hn tC't. n H"~rc;. 01 lel( hm~ l "rcncnc(' and 10:,1 ml mht r tll fhr"'lhhllk (, ...t 1.1..." pll\('"J 2 \tar, dt ...'<1",hrn th( l nll€'J '-,t<1(( ... Profl ...... lonal Tl.nnl ... \ ...... k..iatU)n Gunderson retIred the took second on a smgle by lO\ (~r hil"ll .,trll~l prndlJctlOn 1nd (.on ...,,;;; \1Ilhlg.m unl! ...r fil.ll! «(\3ch T.m\ \1aTlln IL"I'T\ loLnld th, lI\1nl (Iu), 'I,tl Ln tllH. \ clnd \\ III promotl c1 pn""tl\ l almo,", II"" SIde m the bottom of the Walny and moved to thIrd "" pit mh.. r of 2l'M.1I mnth Wlthout lOCIdent He on a walk to Stephens phlTC' b\ u.,tng (IX" Itm~ gaml'" and letl\ 111(1" allowed one hIt over four Gunderson then delivered Joe rod"'l AI Willi,11lls IDnmgs and struck out the game-wmmng smgle to JOl ha, O\lr 2<; \tar(j \,f teadlln..'; ('l(pt'ncnn and AI hd"i t.au~ht trnnl"i In tht \1ltW Area for mdn) eIght glve South back-to-back hd<; pld\ f'Ci 1 maJl.,r roh. In thl Jl \ ('k1pm ...nt 0t m "InI,. \lU'" }-orrolrl ... lhdd prnllt the O;tlc: rarlt Ranp1tl Junior Development I oul ...tmdllH, ruOlor pl,..,.\.P- ll'llmmK m,n" \\ho h\ f"1c..(o<\I,.ht"l1Iadlt.~ Ir"\l'1 t ..lam'" L<;TA cldult It am, thl top r,nk.ld pTtl" In \.,nm,n ... h'nnl .. k'lt ph\txf they are tmng, phySIcally Wednesday I Friday -t:l0 - 6:00 pm and \.. a ... thl hlad lOlCh \)t thl 'alUH\",l senes," Kmg saId "He not RI~ T. n (plI, ",~ It nm ... ,t "fll hl~ In ...t lip l nil,.. r""t\ <. h<1omphm .. hlp runlllr 00'1\.1'" (up T~am Ithrll \lM~ ht...(.mlln~ 1 (onfi'Tln t <. h1mplnn Ht h,o:, pla\t-d on and emotIOnally," Kmg saId only batted 500 for the tour- ...tnllZ;ht') [h1nn~ 1"11<'(t)lk'l::;l (..H"('t r AI \0\.15 d nll mpu "No one knows thIS more Tn, ...COmblnltlOn rrn~r( m 1'- ....tnH.lund for Jr lhl Pwl mIll! 'nil Ir,n. 1t"l1thl I rt.l f01Jr ac.} (lath nt thl l nl\ l f"liV Ilf \111...hl~m Bac.,,'kMNll tf'lm nament, but also 'pItched H.)\h I HI,.;h "cho,,1 pi,,,, r_ of "II I, \ ,J- Thl' Thl ('f't nt nrf h(' 1\ nd" tn ~)ur ..tltf I'" p"rt t ...d at than Ben FIscher, who m.lkl.....tht~ rn~ram \ir11 of tht. tn, ...' n th(-" \1ld\\ ,....1 extremely well " d" ...... ,,111 l111ludt.. pl,n l r... IO(lk.IO~ t{\ rutH 1 caught all nme mmngs and Gunderson relieved p,ltL In ...... hool Il nm....lTlI..ipi" l f'<., \\ ho ll"t i.. UT Trnth "n 1<"",1"lHH111",lm_ TIH ~rollP \\11 n. provided great defense Pamzzl 10 the SIxth mmng behmd the plate " dL\ IdC'd <,ep H.ltmg thl' rnon' lI.h ,lnu ....d pitH of the tItle game and pItched (T'Go trom tht~ n(l\ 1(.( pl~'Yl'r ... hlCU<" \\ Jlf ht. on \ Tl'u nl I ~I" n.>(,....~r h.lo It ...Ir 1m \1lrhlg.m ",tah..,l nl\.('Tl;1h "nd apr«HnlPd \ 1 l rrt .....ldl nt nt tn€" TI'nn", Pr(.) It was a little easier 10 the three hItless IDmngs, while "rok!' prodLldlOn -In/il,, anddOlll>l", mlt

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Mack 2 bed- bath colonial Excep- Heat water electnc S8001 month Open laundry, parking No 6pm GROSSE POinte New Ing no pets $9751 room upper new car tionally clean well Included $41 0 Thursday night smoklngl pets $575 BEACONSFIELD, construction fire month (313)640-1857 pel Available nowl maintained large Ilv (313)885 0877 mg room dining cus 8/21/03 7- 9pm (313)822-3390 South of Jefferson place 3 bedroom 2 1 SMALL one bedroom S550 (313)8850877 Goosen Realty, lower 1 bedroom con- bath townhouse fin- apartments (2) $4501 _ 11 1/2 Jefferson 1 bed tom hardwood floors 862 Nottingham- Newly verted no pets $550 fireplace finished (586)773-7138 Ished basement $550 UtilitieS Includ CHALFONTE apart room Heat! waler In renovated 3 bed (586)772-0041 washerl dryer 2 car ed (313)824 4624 ments East JeHerson cluded $525 basement arr all ap 1100 Beaconsfield, 3 room 2 levelS Very garage Brushwood (313)8850877 pilances 2 1/2 car ga clean $925 BEACONSFIELD} at Fischer near l'1dlan bedroom lower, new SOMERSET, 2 bedroom Village Deluxe 2 and rage No pets No Corporation 11 Mllel 194 1 bed kitchen hardwood (248)705-5969 Grosse Pomte Park Enghsh Tudor lower 3 bedroom unlls Ap- smokmg $1 350 2 bedrooms Laundry, (313)331-8800 room utilities Includ floors garage treshly decorated ap- proXimately 1200 sq (586)263 9049 ed (248)344 9904 (313)617 -8663 878 Neff- duplex $8501 storage, parking HARCOURT 2 bedroom pilances carpeted It Modern kitchen (248)882 5700 month Newly deco- $725/ month upper central air en- natural fireplace air With bUilt Ins $800 GROSSE Pomte Woods 1161 Wayburn, Grosse rated, new kitchen, (313)550-8233 closed porch sepa- garage $800 No 900 sq ft apartment Cape cod 4 bedroom POinte Park 2 bed pets (313)881 3027 Call reSident manager central air, alann new BEACONSFIELDI Jef- rate utilities water In- New carpet! paint! 2 bath freshly paint room 1 bath, liVing Tony Rogers carpet 313-407-9306 ferson Great localionl cluded Available July blinds (you deCide ed hardwood floors room dining room, SOMERSET, 6 room (313)821 1447 or 1st $9501 month what color paint and $1 4001 month Renter newly remodeled 894 Neff- 2 bedroom Recently remodeled lower, freshly painted (313)884 4887 (313)331 0330 or carpetl) Utilities In pays utilities & water kitchen With dish- lower $925 Newer 2 bedroom Reasona- leaded Windows natu l (313)530 9566 cluded $6501 month No pets Call Ruth washer Seperate appliances, laundry, ble rent (248)882- ral fireplace, garage DUPLEX- 2 bedroom 1 bedroom, 1 bath Mayhall at Adlhoch basement, garage central air, fireplace, 5700, (248)344 9904 HARCOURT, 3 bed- No pets $775 plus central air basement (313)282 5776 313882 5200 $750 Eastside Man- sunroom garage CARRIAGE house lor room, 2 1/2 bath du- secunty (313)881- Side by Side, 22110 gement (313)884- Fresh paint, new car- rent, 2 bedroom, pn- plex New kitchen 3039 Morass $750 BEAUTIFUL large upper GROSSE Pomte Woods 4887 pellng (313)886-8510 vate Farms street $1,500 313884-0501 SOMERSET- spacIous (313)343 0&22 flat for 1 person In colOnial 4 bedroom 2 orunlv611@aolcom $1,100/ month 3 bedroom lower, ap lovely reSidential set 112 bath large fenced 1169 Beaconsfleld- 3 HARPER Woods- Beau- EAST English Village (313}882-5271 tiful 1 bedroom, newly phances, no pets ling Harperl 17 Mile yard Immaculate bedroom upper ga- 908 Nottingham Reno- upper 2 bedroom flat Non-smoking $4851 CHARMING 7 room car- painted, safe washer/ $800 (313)885-2206 $19501 month rage basement apph- vated 2 bedroom all liVing dining laundry rnonth (586)465 3609 nage house on Lake- dryer No pets (313}886-7370 ances Heart of Cab- appliances, air, off ST Clair 606 lower garage space deck shore 2 bedrooms 1 (313)886-3068 ST Clair Shores 1st bage Patchl $800 street parking $700 2 bedrooms, heat & water Included GROSSE Pomte bath appliances m (313)8819313 dmlng room big yard month freel All new (586)774 7600 x6623 (313)617-8663 $850 (313)492 0146 Woods 1424 Vernier c1uded garage Park hardwood floors Ideal cabinets carpet & KINGSVILLE- clean, Large 3 bedroom 1170 Lakepolnte 2 bed- Pnvlleges $1 8001 for one adult! adult pamt qUiet clean 1 914 Beaconsfield, 2 qUiet 1 bedroom low EAST English Village Beautlfull $1 075 Ka- roorr.s hardwood month (586)773-9890 With child Hea1 of the bedroom from $575 bedroom, appliances er Appliances central 5041 Bishop Clean & thy Lenz Johnstone & floors new kltchenl Village (313)530 little Mack South of $7001 month plus se- CLEAN 2 bedroom low air hardwood floors, qUiet upper tlat 2 Johnstone 313813 Windows Very clean 5050 12 No pets 586 775 cunty Water & heat er 1065 Wayburn off- no smoklngl pets bedroom, appliances 5802 S750 (313)886-2244 Window air condition 3140 Included No pets street parking Sepa- $565 (313)882-4903 UNIQUE 1 bedroom loft ers use of laundry ~ GROSSE Pomte 1216 Beaconsfield up Call (313)822-0040 rate utllilies $6501 apartment all white LAKEPOINTE. spotless $680 (313)5104470 ~ Woods 1740 Anita 2 per flat, 2 bedroom month 1st month & 1 cathedral ceiling sky 969 Beaconsfield, 5 room lower 1 bed $600 313 824-9174 month secunty re lights Rivard off lake- 1 Allard Grosse POinte bedroom air all appli- room appliances, EAST English Village Grosse POinte Park, qUired (313)884.9060 shore Furnished ances $900 south of Jefferson 2 qUiet bUilding no SpacIous 2 bedroom Woods 3 bedroom (313)790 1330 1246 Maryland well $775 Including utilit- With family room, 2 car managed spacIous 2 bedroom tower LIVing FARMS- 1 bedroom up pets $625 (313)882 flat Appliances ga Ies (313)886 1834 garage $1 3501 GROSSE POinte bedroom lower hard room With fireplace per $600 Includes 0340 rage $6001 month dining room updated utilities & apphances UPDATED large (1 000 For apPOintment month (313}882 9700 Woods 3 bedrooms, wood floors all appli LOWER, spacIous 2 kitchen With applian- 3:?1 Moross 1 person sq ft) 1 bedroom (248)588 5796 2025 Stanhope 3 bed- 1 bath 2 1/2 car ga- ances garage park bedroom Grosse ces Washer, dryer No pets Owner down apartment Refinished room ranch finished rage 1 600 sq It Ing no smoking or POinte Park 870 Not- proVided off street stairs (313)885-4521 hardwood floors EVANSTON- lower flat basement central air Kitchen appliances, pels $775 plus de- tingham Refinished parking available freshly painted base- $595 Security $500 appliances S1250 huge family room, POSit (313)499-1344 FLAT, lower Vernier 21 hardwood floors ap $750 EastSide Man- ment With laundry No utilities (313)882 (313)343-0622 fenced backyard pOSSibly 3 bedroom pllances storage 1336 Maryland 2 bed agement, (313)884- $5501 month Includes 3411 or (313)475 ------Walk to schools Pets carpeted formal din available $6001 room lower non 4887 water (248)407 1077 8853 3 bedroom bungalow 2 pOSSible $1 6001 Ing room, dishwasher month (313)567-4144 full baths 1440 Lake month (313)885-0367 smoking no pets UPPER duplex $8001 ------microwave garage pomte $975 $750 (313}8234071 AFFORDABLE town- NEFF duplex 3 bed- month 2 bedroom KENSINGTON.2 bed $9501 month Availa- (586)295 5640 GROSSE POinte house apartment rooms claSSIC styling t405 Somerset Cen room upper laundry 2 bedroom Lakepomte ble September 1st Woods Hollywood, 2 Grosse Pomte fireplace near Viliagel tral air washer and appliances $7501 3 bedroom house In the Ilvlngl dining room Call (313)881-2830 bedroom brick bunga- Woods 2 bedroom 1 lake $925 (313)640 dryer m half basement month heat Included Woods all appltan carpeltng appliances after 5pm low central air newly bath clean well main 8991 and garage space (3t3)886 3164 ces pets welcome garage basemen! tamed, central air ca GROSSE POinte Park 3 $850 (734)464 0464 decorated garage $690 586 634 6519 ble ready No pets bedroom lower car- NEFF- charming two (313)640 8099 LOW rent forchll-d -S-It ------$1 200 Lease, secun- 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath $8251 month peted appliances bedroom Across Els 701 AI'YS/FLATS/DUI'LEX tlng Retiree college ty References No 2 bedroom uppel Mary bnck colOnial New (248)848-1150 basement parking no worthy park Fire- DETROIT /WAYNf COUNTY student West Village pets (313)8841340 land Beautifully deco kitchen bathrooms pets/ smoking $8751 place garage air 2 bedroom lower Clean studiO Message 313-8861068 rated New apphan APARTMENT. 2 bed- Windows $1 500 rent month (313)331-7578 $945 (313)574-9561 Garage $6251 month (313)477 3155 ces dishwasher room appliances Ca With option (313)884 GROSSE POinte NICE, clean 1 bedroom References Hardwood floors dleuxl Mack $600 GROSSE POinte Park MACK! Cadieux area 0066 Woods Updated bnck 800 sq ft New win (313)885-4685 leaded Windows I,v heat mcluded Secun Wayburn 2 bedroom Nice 2 bedroom upper 349Kerby Farms B~ck 3 bedroom colomal 2 dows refngerator Ing dining washerl ty $900 (313)823 lower apphances 2 bedroom upper Car Available now $595 bungalow 3 bed 5 bath family room Great locallon dryer- separate base- 9924 new carpeting no pet appliances $5851 (313)640 1844 rooms all appliances fireplace new apph- ment $825 (313)886- pets Credit check Grosse POinte Near month (586)755 4301 well maintained No ances basement, 2 5899 Available Sep- AT Lakeshorel Vernier lease $6501 month hospital shopping ------3 bedroom lower spa- MUST see 1 to 3 bed petsl smoking Lawn car $20001 month D lovely 2 bedroom up security $750 $575 248 613 0997 tember CIOUS flat $6751 room flats In Alterl Jef service Walk to & H Properties per Appliances base (313)864 4666 NOTTINGHAM. beautl month (313)8853410 ferson area Hard schools References (248}737 4002 2 bedroom irving room ment deck garage GROSSE POinte 2 bed- ful spacIous 3 bed wood floors off street & dmlng room stove, park passes $775 4417 DevonShire 2 bed- $1 150 (313)350 GROSSE Pomte room furnished car room upper All appli- parking Starting at refrigerator off street (3t3)881 2976 room lower No pets 2~~ _ __ Woods Newly deco- ances No pets $5001 month 313 parkmg Basement _ nage house Air $6401 month Includes BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom rated 3 bedroom colo- $1 0001 month 3316180 With hook ups $575 ATTRACTIVE, Grosse washerl dryer No heat 1 112 month se 2 bath In the Park nlal 1 1/2 baths din- (313)884 2526 alter rebate POinte Woods Spa- pets Securtty depOSit cunty Call Craig $1 2001 month Alan Ing family room fire. ------RESTORED, nonsmok $1 500 plus utilities (828)322 6486 place den hardwood (113'647 0120 CIOUS 2 bedroom NOITINGHAM. spa (313)886 6564 Ing 2 bedroom upper (313)8823965 ------floors large closets -- - - newly redecorated CIOUS upper newer flat adjacent 10 21235 Kingsville large 1 second floor unit With ---- 5035 Chalmers at East BEAUTIFUL updated 2 New appliances fur- GROSSE Pomte Bea- kitchen carpet fire- Warren StudiOS Grosse POinte In bedroom lower applr fireplace liVing! laml- bedroom ranch Harp nace and air 2 car consfield clean upper place Utilities laun $400- $450 2 bed eludes formal dining ances new carpet, Iyl dining bath kitch- er Woods 3 car ga garage fenced yard 2 bedroom no smok dry parking Included room $700 Secunty hardwood floors lead free community laun- en recessed lighllng rage $900 (313)642 No pets $1 600 mg no pets $575 $9501 month ed glass Windows ap dry $525/ month plus and appliances Also reqUired All utlhtles 1419 (586)531 6831 313881 5618 {313)331 8211 Included Dnve by pliances laundry utilities credit check large basement With FARMS colonial near first then call alarm system garage security No pels full bath garage park PARK. 1 bedroom cen. Kerby & Brownell HARPER Woods 2 (313}655 9728 space $615/ month Available now I Ing With ample stor- tral air newer kitchen Schools 2 5 bath 3 bedroom brick .------Includes heat First! (31314t7 9872 age Separate wash $5501 month Plus sa AL TER! CharleVOIX 1 bedrooms plus study Grosse POinte ,~~ last! secunty ------erl dryer Non-smok cunty 313-822 6366 bedroom $380 Stu- 350 Belanger Avalla- schools no pets SOMERSET 2 bedroom (313)885-3149 3 bedroom upper hard- Ing No pets Immedl diO $350 Includes ble Immediately $710 (586)246-5479 wood floors sun New kitchen new PARK. South of Jeffer- heat appliances, $20001 month -H-A-R-P--E--R-W-ood--s--v-e-ry room $800 Beacons- ate occupancy $9001 bath new Windows son Beautiful spa WEST Village 2 bed- parking (3t3)885- fteldl Sl Paul Plus month (586)909-0956 Refinished hardwood CIOUS new upper 1 room 2 bath loft style (313)884-658:? clean freshly palnt~ 0031 eleclnc' gas Secunty (586)446-4793 floors freshly pamted bedroom central air ------3rd floor apartment GROSSE Pomte -farm 3 bedroom base- depoSIt Discount HISTORIC 2 bedroom all appliances off- al1ached garage Non- CADIEUX! Mack 1 bed. $8501 month Includes house 856 St Clair 2 ment lawn service available (313)690- flat, $6001 month Call street parkmg, $75Q smoking, no pets room upper $425 utlhtles (313)331- bedrooms $9501 $7501 month 9388, (586)226-4214 (734)464-0464 (3t3)727-7062 $595 (313)882.7784 (313)885-0877 2249 month (313)331-2476 (313)205-4958

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Thursday, August 21, 2003 Classifleds 5C Grosse Pointe News (313)882.6900 ext. 3 723 VACATION RENTALS 70S HOUSES FOR RENT 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 709 TOWNHOUSES/ 709 TOWNHOUSES/ 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 71 I> OffiCE/COMMERCiAl 71 I> OFFICE/COMMERCIAL MICHIGAN POINTES/HARPER WOODS DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY CONDOS FOR RENT CONDOS FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT HOMESTEAD condo- 2 HOllYWOOD. 3 bed- MACK! Cadieux- 17210 1 Allard Grosse POinte RIVIERA. beautiful 8 Mllel Harper- EASTPOINTE 5.500 sq SYNERGY for rent bedroom Labor Day, room. 2 1/2 bath, fin- Detroit Street. 2 bed- Woods 3 bedroom newly decorated 2 1 550 sq II With park- II office space Ideal 20490 Harper near 8 4 nights Friday- Ished basement, room with den (or 3rd with family room 2 car bedroom 2 bath Ap- Ing $1 2501 month for Single bUSinesses mile Easy off/ on I- Tuesday $400 Also deck $1 5001 month bedroom) $675 plus garage $1 350/ pliances heal and air St Clair Shores, requiring multiple off 1- 94 Need CPA, altar- 3136177954 utilities Andary Real month (313)882 9700 Included $890 Kathy 1 400 sq II With park- ces Excellent location ney realtor, title com- Fall rentals (248)879- Estate (313)886 5670 Lenz Johnstone & Ing only $129 900 on first floor of office pany to JOin Insurance 2092 NEAR St John Hospi- 22995 Gary Lane Lo- Johnstone (313l813 Vernler, 194- bUlldmg across from & management com- WATERFRONT. Port tal 21241 Bourne- ST. John area Sharp 2 cated In Lakeshore 5802 IndiVidual offices Eastland Offering m- pany Various sizes Sanilac 6 bedrooms, mouth 3 bedroom bedroom mint condl Village 2 bedroom 1 - from $450 cenllves for new (313)8814929 3 baths sandy beach brick Basement. ga- tlon $600 Referen ST Clair Shores 1 bed bath condo LIVing utilities Included $1 5001' week rage $9001 month cesl credit report room upper $625 leases We Will beat 71 9 RENT WITH OPTION room dining area with 9 Mllel Gratiot- (313)882 5070 Century 21 Town & 5867754900 Call (313)884 9132 anyone s prlcesl Call TO IUY hardwood floors 900 sq II $675/ month Country 586-939- - - - now (586)776-5440 721> WATERFRONT kitchen with appllan 2800 TWO bedroom house ST Clair Shores beau or $79 900 Ilc terms GROSSE POinte Woods ces Central air base RfNUL new carpet lile and tlful 2 bedroom ranch Andary Real Estate EASTPOINTE. 3 story Large 3 bedroom 2 l ment with <;torilge UNIQUE "milll hornE' 1 ;:'3 n~ C 850 tc St 112 h'1th" ? ('flr Over- WHY d"ve 4 h(\, If<;? En- (313)886-5670 olll\"" OUIIUlIlY Off",- bedroom Klenk Is John Hospital $6901 area water Included Great location $850 looking Lochmoor JOY the sunset from CHEAPEST rent In Ing Single to multiple land $600 (313)824- month 248 345 3926 $650 (313)884-4887 Kathy Lenz John Golf Club Fireplace your sandy beach, 45 Eastpolntel 4 000 sq offlcei mcludes utillt 4624 stone & Johnstone patio $1,900 minutes from DetrOit ft newly remodeled les Ideal for small WATER lront Quamt 2 889 Neff Grosse POinte 3138135802 (586)286 2330 Belle River, Canada WHY rent a flal or du- bUilding With rear ga busmess owners Of bedroom new kltch Beautiful newer up (586)854 3339 Available August and plex when you could en, new bath Fire. 71 I GAUGES/MINI rage access Excel- fenng Incentives for per 2 bedrooms 2 721 VACATION RENTALS September (313)595- rent an entire house place Boat well, baths den 1 800 sq STOUGE FOR IIENT lent location across new leases Call for the same price? (586}776 5440 FLORIDA 4609 $7001 month II $1,790/ month Ta- STORAGE Units for from Eastland Now Totally updated 2 bed- (313)410-1899 niS Clark! Tappan & renl 850 sq It offering incentives for MARCO Island Beach- 1101 INVESTMENT PROPERTY room ranch with ga- Grosse Pointe ASSOCiates 313-640 Gro1'se POinte Park new leases Must see front, 2 bedroom rage, new appliances, 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ ' Woods 0885 area $300 313-824 Call now (586)776- Weekly Beeper, BEACONSFIELD, central air gorgeous S.<.s/MACOMI COUNTY Office space for lease 4624 5440 (586)916-0015 Grosse POinte Park hardwood tloors 2188 ST Clair Shores 2 bed- LAKESHORE Village on Whole sUite and 4 family 2 bedrooms 714 LIVING QUARTERS COLONIAL Ridgemont Grosse room ranch duplex Lakeshore Drive 2J 1 mdlvldualofflces SOUTH Fort Myers, 2 each Many Improve- TO SHARE EASTINORTH POinte Woods $9251 New appliances new pocl, tennis Available Starting at $3751 month, bedroom, 2 bath con- ments (313)550-8233 9 Mile IHarper month Clyde carpeting garage No September 15th FEMALE roommate to Includes utilities do Golfer s dream on 400-600 sq It ISLAND for sale- North- (313)303 1695 pets $700 (586)725 $825 (770)317-7244 share nice home Lucido & Associates 15th fairway Close to Including all utilities ern Lake Michigan 1 5923 $3501 month Including (313)882-1010 Sanibel & Fort Myers 70b HOUSES FOR RENT 5 day Janitor Mile off shore Rare LUXURIOUS lakefront utilities (313)371 Beach (586)228-2863 DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY ST. Clair Shores 3 bed- Near expressway opportunity 442 liVing fully furnished 6116 GROSSE POinte. Mack 723 VACATION RENTALS 761 Chalmers large 4 room garage appll Reasonable acres 2,000 foot ranch style condo on near Cadieux beauti- MICHIGAN 5 bedroom Saturday ances, central air GROSSE POinte Woods (586)778-0120 ful offices, 1 or 2 grass air striP Boat Lake St Clair, 3 bed- home to share $400 ------Sunday 12 3pm $895 (313)885 0197 rooms furnished CASEVILLE- private baSin Can be subdi- rooms 2 1/2 baths Includes utilities 313 COUNSELING office to $1 200 (313)822- lakefront homes Vided for Investment ST. Clair Shores 2 formal dining room 886-9461 sub-lease In St Clair Shared kitchen and 4514 Booking now Sum- returns Very private bedroom large colo sauna In unit Balcony Shores fully furnish reception area Rea- mer weeks, fall week- Michigan Recreallonal CADIEUX, Kelly 2 or 3 nlall duplex Apphan overlooking pool & 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL ed FleXible rental sonable (313)882- lake Available Sep- FOR RENT schedule (586)854. 7784 ends (989)8745181. Properties 1-800- bedrooms. hardwood ces. new carpetmg dlfc102@avcl net 889-8310 floors finished base- tiled basement ga tember 1st Call Eliza- l6X 14 office on Mack & 4657 HARPER Woods Harp- ment $550- $725 rage. covered patio beth (313)475-0079 Severn $395/ month GLEN Lake Sleeping DESIRABLE storefront erl Vernier, near 1-94 1109 WATERFRONT LOTS (313)882-4132 No pets $895 Call John or Bill on Jefferson In Bear Dunes Luxury RIVARD. upper town- Two 2 sUites of offi- (586) 725-5923 (313)882-5200 Grosse POinte Park vacallon rentals FORESTVILLE- 80 foot CANAL front, Harbor Is house 2 bedroom ces (One Nicely Fur- 1100 sq It 734 591- Cathy Kegler Broker Lake Huron bUilding land 3 plus bedrooms ST Clair Shores spa Offers new carpeting 3 commercial office nished) 1,600 sq II 7087 (313)881-5693 lot New on market 2 1/2 baths IUCUZZI CIOUS2 bedroom at new decor new win- spaces With parking each Very large nice escape to/theglens $109500 1800-251- with sauna fireplace tached garage appli dows garage base 1501 3501 650 square HAIR salon on Nautical offices. private en- 5195 all appliances 2 car ances $925 Week- ment $9501 month feet Nottlnghaml Jef Mile has 10x12 room trance kitchenette LAKE CharleVOIX 3 ClaSSified AdvertiSing garage 1920 s charm days (586)776 2060 Cathy Champion ferson Grosse POinte to rent $1501 week In- area Pnced right Mr bedroom condo Pool. an IDEA that sells! $1 500 (248)543 evenlngsl weekends Johnstone & John Park Tom (415)296 cludes utilities Stevens (313)886- tennis trails Beeper 8651 (734)9922118 stone (313)549 0036 0389 (586)350 5496 1763 (586)9160015 ~~~ ••p...(}P--

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101 HElP WANTED 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 303 SITUATIONS WANTED 30S SITUATIONS WANTED 207 HElP WANTED SALES 400 40 J APPLIANCES 406 ESTATE SALES BABYSIIIER CONVAlESCENT CARE DAY CARf HOUSE CLEANING ANT IQUES !COllECTlILES COLLEGE student Are You Serious About COMPETENT PROFESSIONAL clean ASKO washer/ dryer ANOTHER Bernard Da- needed for part time A Career In HOME CARE Ing lady 6 years ex Irk4uw Top of the line mod VIS Estate Sale babYSItting Transpor- Real Estate? Established 20 years penence References !/m'NrwrAr/~ els, white, W6761/ (313)837-1993 De- tation & references re- We are senous about Home health aides T761 Brand new In troit Hlstoncal Russell MARY'S Child Care Open schedule avalla qUired (313)886-6224 your successl Cooking, laundry, Estate Buyers boxes Store cost Woods 3767 & 3793 Provides learnmg pro ble (586)354 3441 'Free Pre-licensing housekeeping, errands International $3 100 plus, askmg West Buena Vista (3 GROSSE Pomte Shores gram love & funl li- classes Part tlme-24 hours 307 SITUATIONS WANTED Auctioneers $1 750 (586)286- blocks south of West active famlty looking censed Excellent ref- • ExclUSive Success Excellent References NURSES AIDES 6665 DaVison 1 block west to adopt full time long erences (313)882- CASH PAID 'Systems Tralnmg of Dexter, east of LIV- term. pleasant, ma- Licensed/Bonded 7694 CAREGIVER for elderlyl Programs \X',-,Ar'-' Bu~'in~ Estate: 404 IICYCLES ernoIs) Fnday Satur- ture. resp.nslble. en- (586)n2-0035 mflrmed Will help With 'Vanety Of Commission ---- 304 SITUATIONS WANTED J('\...dry. 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Ing set 6 chairs, china have references & be perrenced references laundry tra'1sporta maintenance under In the Mldwest gardening trimming cabinet buffet Old re nonsmoker 810-523- ' Speak POI,Shl English tlon etc Excellent ref 50 hours use Upgrad Cell George Smale at Reasonable rates 'X'c Ac~, AI~ ..~~~J~J~: ,...... ,...dc; lO\'VQ1ry "~d'os 31bO (313)871-1028 tJltJlI"tJ" \313,521 AJltiqUt.'s, 1)ill.in(iJlg~, ed seat Originally 313-886-4200 (313)3596151 i:.~ne~s,. appliances 4165 $249 from B3 $90/ IN home babysitter Coldwell Banker KELLY HOME CARE 305 SITUATIONS WANTED Siln'r, Flatu'arl', Watertord crystal best (313)885 0605 needed Tuesda~ Schweitzer Real Estate SERVICES HOUSE CLEANING CERTIFIED Nurse As Hollowarc, "It-ill.SC:f'i. lamp Onental Silk slstant Are you look 'China. I)on-t.:lain. Thursday, 3 children 24 YEARS AAA Cnstal Clean BIANCHI Road Racer screens & rugs, sleep- ~ ~ 109 for a canng CNA? Oriental Il.u,;•. Must have car ChriS, ...... EXPERIENCE IN Cleaning Service 24 12 speed Noveau er sofas crystal chi- WOKING Well a carmg CNA IS Collcclible•. Sclcn (313)885-1663 HOME HEALTH CARE Honest dependable record 1982 ClaSSIC na women's deSigner FORA NEW lookmg for you For Nurses reliable For free esh Furniwr.c, <:r)'~I.,1. $750/ best offer clothes hats Ferra- NANNY for 13 year old CAREER? help With your dally Home Health Aides mates (313)527-6157 (~on~'gnml.nl."a\'ail:,bll'. (313)884-4036 gamo shoes size 9 girl, 6 year old boy Call and ... If you Ilvmg activIties call 10 Live In 24 hour cover Furs, patio set, 515 Tuesday & Thursday qualify earn SCHWINN "Collegiate' 3 $50,000 Wt han Int age 7 days per week BORN to clean honest Chrrstlne (313)821 Can "OW 1<" a sq f1 blue gray car- 245pm- 630pm In 5)'lltms and th t speed, $125 48 866-835-3385 toll free dependable woman 2827 Frt..'t.'h'alu.Jliun. pet art work Educa- our home ResponSI- w:hoollnB 10 make )'Qur quarter- sawn oak dreams comt ICUt Bonded / Insured Will clean your home Joseph DuMouchelle, G G tor's home, matenals ble. energetic. fun pedestal table five • (586)778-3402, r Molino Adducel, G G, & supplies Some meal prep and , (<.all R.chanlLanduyt) '. leaves $3,0001 best (586)596-8306 5 Kerehenl, Qroue errands Non-smoker, .,313-885-2000 : • r-S~l~!!~~ fa Pointe f ...... MI 48236 Art Deco dreSSing ta own rehable vehicle Coldwell Banker , 313-300-911111 ble, $300 Statler Hil- 'CAIII'«J SI'IC£ 1990 DELIGHTFUL cleaning BOOKS (313}822-0376 Refer- Schweitzer MERCHANDISE"" or 800-475-889S Affordable LICe In by Polish lady Experl Call Monday- saturday, ton copper banquet ences ~ •• G;P~F~s•• # 9am- Bpm size chafing dish enced references WANTED ~ ...... &: ...... ~ 400 li~~,?'t11~ftr:A':iJ~~ $250 313-8861750 NANNY needed for Perc;onaJ <.are Call Anna (313)867- meal preparalon ANTIQUES !COLl.EUIILES John King adorable 7 mon!h girl "'''''''''''''Wi''''~'''''''''''''''''E'=D''''''''~. 1962 hou"'k,,ellll1q errant1~ 406 ESTATE SALES 313-961-0622 t Il;.lt...llcnt reft rt.n< ('"II) BARRISTER'S book DEL GIUD~CE In our home Any 1- 2 for Macomb County's r -Clip & Save ThiS Ad- EXPECT THE BEST case 3 shelves dark I ANTIQUES days! week 8am- Fastest Growing ABBEY Estate Sale ProfeSSional wood (Cir 1940) $4501 II We make house calls! 5pm (313)823-1415 ~FORD DEALER~ I August 22nd 23rd FRIDAY, August 22 Housekeeping best (313)647-0186 New Car Sall".5 I 9am 5pm Troy 1047 Saturday August 23 NANNY needed for In Personnel I Laundry & Ironing ETHAN Allen CuriO home care of adora- At Live-ins Ltd. Redding Dr West off 9am 1pm liVing .Experlence - Yesl Seasonal Yard Work hand painted by f Companion Caregivers prOl Ide Crooks, between Wat room furniture 2 bed- ble 1 year old boyar .A FollOWing Preferred Supervised Service Grosse POinte artist 15- 20 hours per • In return fersonal Care Cleaning rooklOg ties and Long Lake room sets, dining Satisfied Customers I \U.M8tR Of I~A & aundl\ 1I0url\ & Dall) Rales Antique vlctorola chi- Furniture fireplace room set full size week Must be non- ~ Fringe Benefrts Since 1985 , Wt ARt AI$O IOOKI'l(. TO Insur" " BondeJI na secretary (both III R( HM.l- hnt' (hln.l Craltmatlc adjustable smoker With child care .~ Working [)teeAllfa Grosse Pornle ResulUI office desks and Bonded & Insured (n 'ial 'uh t'f 011 Pl~ '"OlD ,.c' 1I0l ~I I!OI j) STREET NUMlltl(\ 1I0NORfD Al - 30AM FRIO~\ ONlY representative (313)520-1802 or I portation Non-smok- MATURE secretary (313)891-4943 l'\lHI( 1\ h.OlOil '>hl I ~I \1 I • \lm 1,\(, Our numbers ..",~Iablt'" 30a.m 800am .rnd.a\ Onl) when plaCing your ads er (313)222-9451 seeks general office _ stefe~stBtesales com __ r THANK YOU work Vaned expen- MRS. CLEAN wanted VIntage Clothes And Accessories ,~l ------ence In profeSSional -E-X-P-E-R-I-E-N-C-E-D--m-o-m Complete House r'Il - ~_..... ------=--=-L_ - - - paying Top Dollar For The Following: ~. and bUSiness oHlces will lOVingly nurture Cleaning (313)590-1000 Clothes From The 1900's Through 1970's_ STEFEK ESTATE SALES, LLC Good work ethiCS your little one dUring -Costume -Fine JewelrylWatches TRUSTWORTHY, car- Confidential handling well structured time We Do It Your Wayl I 313.417.5039 -Cuffllnks -Furs -Hats -Handbags -Shoes Ing IndiVidual for 3 of your work content Licensed (313)886- You II Love My Service MOVING SALE Excellent language 0934 Fantastic References Lingerie -Linens -Textiles SATURDAY,AUGUST Brd 9:00am - 5:00pm children after school -vanity .Boudolr Items In Harper Woods and typing Skills, ex- 447 RIVARD, GROSSF POINTE CITY POLISH ladles availa- References, Complete Confidentiality (Off Jefferson, Between St. Paut and Maumee) Must have reliable tensive transcnptlon LOVING full time Infant ble Housecleaning, I ThIS lovelv home featuresheautlful anuque oak transportalion experience Have care In my Ircensed "Paris" 248.866.4389 profeSSional laundry I fumllure rncludrngdlmng ,ahle w/4 chalfs, man'. (313)884-8838 transcribers computer St Clair Shores writing deskwlchalr, 1880'. pump organ, butcher Ironing 9 years expe- With e-mail and fax at home Small group block, and hand carvedrockmg chair, EastlakechaIrs, nence In Grosse 202 HElP WANTED CLERICAL my home (586)777 Excellent references Bald"rn Aero.omc consoleplano, newbrown leather POinte area Referen sofa, two douhle beds, pIne tahle and chalrs, anllque 9805 (586) 779-5029 ces (313)885 1116 mahoganysecretaryand tables,largeantique cement CLERICAU receptionist fountalO, old row of anuque desks,Drexel black 302 SITUATIONS WANTED leave message for a busy medical Don't Forget- Chinese china cabinet and more practice 1 year expe- CONVALESCENT CARE Decorative ItemsInclude antIque c....h reg..ter, POLISH woman With 10 nence reqUired Able Call your ads m Early' 2 sI\n:s 80TH fRIOl\Y I\UG 22NO slagglasschandelier,old "her plate,chma, amber PERSONAL care, meal years experience gl....., Sleamertsunk framed art"ork, rugs, older to multi' task Full time 80rn MR CONDITIONED preparation house- ClaSSifIed Advertlsmg looking for homes to 3866 YORKSHIRE DETROIT Jcwelry,newer (,I Joe Item., 'lH,A, games,clothes, With benefits Fax re- keeping tailored to clean References (I 1/2 BLOCKS Off MI\CK) I lamps, air condllloner, refngeralor. metal lathe, sume, Attn Office meet your needs 313-882-6900 X 3 (900 3 00) televi.lOns,firewood, everydaykllchen holIday lIems, (586)774 0316 ask books, records,tool., and more, Manager (313)343- (313)881-4565 ~~nJRll'ltG Ihltj!. -..11 )1 In 11'" m I r'" (lldi t n I ..., \ 1qi for Bozena 1...... {I( tit... 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CITY tFriday, August 22nd 9:00am to 3:00pm hours per week for Friday and Saturday, August 22 and 23; 9am- 4pm Saturday, August 23rd 9:00am to 1:OOpm produce/ foods com Cameron Place Is located between WashIngton and Fisher Road on the • ThiS meticulously kept home ISthE' perfect set- pany Send resume to lake side of Jefferson It ISlocaten at the foot of Rivard and lefferson • • ting for a moving salel Contemporary Items Box 02003 clo Parking permllted on JeHerson : COne METROPOLITAN • Include, curvE'd couch and loveseat With brass • N T I Q L Elf. l L ;jj}atlelJl • base, glass! brass coHee tablE', <;llasslOp pedestal Grosse POinte News This ISa lerrlflc sale In a beautIful home there are so many flOe things featured • & Connection 96 Ker Including Baker pieces, such as a custom made dining room table that can seat sofa and Side table, 2 large painted cuno cabi- : (313)884-2700 • nets, black Formica storage Unit, Lane cream cheval Grosse Pomte 16 (noted In In Style Magallne) Baker pIeces Include kind headboard twin • Formica king bedroom set Other furniture 2 Farms MI 48236 headboards, dresser, Q

Thursday, August 21, 2003 Grosse Pointe News Classifieds (313)882-6900 ext. 3 7C 409 GARAGE/YARD / 403 FURNITURE 403 FURNITURE 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YUD/ 412 MISCHIANEOUS 603 AUTOMOTIVE BASEMENT SAU USEMENT SALE IASEMENT SALE ARTICLES GENERAl MOTORS 6 green leather chairs MAHOGANY dining set. DETROIT, 16700 Chan. GROSSE POinte Park, GROSSE POinte 2 air conditioners, $100, from prevIous Gold II 2001 Impala, loaded, 6 matching chairs, 3 dler Park Dnve, corner 1357 Nottingham Fn. Woods, 2056 Loch. $125 Toro self. pro. LIOn Restaurant ANIMALS 25K, clean, Silver, (313)343-9202 extra leaves Good Yorkshire Saturday day, Saturday 9am. moor, Saturday 9. 4 pelled mower, $150 qualified GMAC pay." condition, $450 Out- 23 d I I 9 4 3 C II bl r on yam. pm pm 0 ect! es from Luggage, furnJIure, Brass Hunter chande. ments assumed 7 piece maple contem door pallo set white Lots of d I th II I I , 500 ANIMAL eSlgner co. a eras g ass, cocks, housewares lIer, $100 Antique $11,900 (313)881. porary dining room metal basket design, lng, furnishings toys, bed frames, brass chandelier, ADOPT A PET 9441 set $5001 best offer 4 chairs $50 shoes, etc deco dresser, lamps, GROSSE POinte $100 Ladles 10 ADOPT a ratlred racing (313)884'3336 (586)469 1875 Porgy, tulip glass, Woods, 567 Saddle speed bike, $35 Ex- 1997 Pontiac Sunflre. DETROIT, 20612 Klngs- Lane Friday 8 2 greyhound Make a white, 2 door auto, A bed brand new pillow MAHOGANY Duncan ville August 22nd, panels tools chairS . erclse bike $40 fast fnendl 1-800-398- spoiler, air, must see! top mattress set Phyfe table, 7 chairs, 23rd 10. 4 Toys dining, chOir, Wicker, Everything must gol Sword (King Arthur 4dog Michigan Grey. 88,000 miles $3,650 Queen size $229 good condition, $275 books, clothes, mlsc wrought Iron Contem. GROSSE POinte type) 6', $90 Oahu. hound Connection Cherry sleigh bed stili Maple tea cart excel. porary nice baby Woods, 685 Woods mldlfler, $50 Torpedo (586}344-8896 GROSSE POinte Animal boxed never used lent condition $175 FARMS, 260 Mem. clothes and bed, furm- Lane (off Morning. Sump pump, $20 1989 Pontiac Sunblrd, 4 Adoption Society. pet $249 (586)463 9017 Oak file cabinet, fair weather Saturday ture household Side) Fnday. Sunday, ElectriC power wash. cylinder, 5 speed, CD adoption Saturday condition $50 9am- 4pm Resched GROSSE POinte Park, 9 30am. 4 OOpm Fur. er, $50 (313)885. player 127K $900 ANTIQUE dresser chi 12- 3pm Children s (313)881-9387 uled because of pow. 629 Lakepolnte Sat. Mure clothing, sports 4706 (313)882-8412 na cabinet d,nelle ta ------er failure Something eqUIpment t>ouse _ Home of DetrOit (lOO Ole sewing machine MAHOGANY for every e M urudY 9 J House- hold Cook, Grosse POinte 1999 Tracker, 4 door, extenSion ladder on any wares, etc 27" RCA stereo color INTERIORS _n_e_w_'_te_m_s GROSSE POinte TV With remote, $99 Woods (313)884- 4WD Power doors! (313)3194601 (Fine Furniture FRIDAY GROSSE POinte W od 76 N Bose stereo speakers 1551, locks Good condition (313)822 4068 & Antique Shop) onlyl 9am- Shores, 55 North 0 s, 2 orth Re- www GPAAS org $5,200 (313)885- 1pm 544 W h na d Sat d A With stands, $189 BAKERS rack black 506 S Washington as Ing. Deeplands Saturday, u ur ay u- 2565 after 4 oopm ton corner of K gust 23 9 30 Brand new computer 503 HOUSEHOLD PHS wrought Iron glass Royal Oak, MI er. 9am. 12n Small, but ,am. Baker Co China cabl- cheval Alley Cat bike 1 30pm Bike, crafts, desk, $59 Sony CD FOR SALE 604 AUTOMOTIVE shelves excellent nets servers & round &. $100 furniture hock- quality sports, holidays toys, player (5CD) With reo ANTIQUE/ClASSIC condition $75 Eve WANTED. good homes rectangular mahogany ey & sports equlp- GROSSE POinte boy s clothing mote, $109 (313)331- 1977 Chevrolet Noval nlngs (586)415 8210 for baby Holland Lop dmmg room tables Fab- ment, toys, office sup- Woods 1248 Brys, GROSSE POinte 8285 bunnies call Concours Light gray BARGAINS'- MOVing ulous Chippendale style piles, much more Fnday- Saturday, Woods Fnday only, -3-b-la-c-k-lro-n-p-a-tlo-s-e-ts~~~(313}461-7619 RebUilt 350 Stall con- sale Chests dresser dining room chairs In. GARAGE super salel ~~,~~e~~m ~~~::~~:' 1665 Falrholme, each With cushioned verter, shift kit, 87,000 twin bedroom desk SOS LOST AND FOUND laid mahogany slde- Dorm! apartment fur- bikes 9a m - 2p m House- chairs, 2 lounge miles Clean $4,500 dinette cradle nu- boards buffets & serv- nlshlngs 3 refngera- --______hold Items, toys, chairS, small tables, 3 (313)884-7114 merous mlscellane LOST: dog. "Scour, ers 4 poster king & tors Chairs, lamps, GROSSE POinte books, clothes umbrellas (313}343- ous (586)463-7404 white With black! 1986 Corvette, Coupe queen size beds Secre. tools, fishing, sports, Woods, 1337 Torrey GROSSE POinte, 471 9202 brown markmgs, 80 champagne color, 1m. BEAUTIFUL mahogany tary desks chests, boatmg equipment Fnday, Saturday, Rivard, Fnday, Satur- _ pounds Reward maculate, 76,000 Chippendale carved dressers beds, mght Toys, pets supplies 9am- 1pm Wonderful day 10- 5 Clothes, 5.1 Dolby digital system, (313)824-4089 miles, loaded, stored table and 6 chairs stand loveseats, 011 Thursday, Fnday, household! decoratIVe household Items car stereo, computer winters $8,295/ best $3 950 6 foot bubble pamtlng sofas lamps, 10am. 4pm 1217 Items Treasures for moflltor massage ta- 5 J 0 ANIMAL SERVICES Grosse POinte, glass china cabinet mirrors Blalrmoor Court (off alii HARPER Woods mov- ble, weight set, floor (313)886-5757 King four poster Too Much To lIstt Marter Road) GROSSE Pomte Ing sale, 18901 East. scrubber, motorcycle Grosse Pointe Animal FORD. Model A, 1931 carved mahogany 248.545-4110 GROSSE POinte Chnstl- Woods, 1651 Holly wood Dr Fnday & helmet, space heater, Adoption Society Cabrolet bluel tan, bed, $1 450 King MOVING l d Saturday 10- 5 Bed. aquanum, Stalrmas. Dog Relationship now Flowered an School 1444 woo Saturday, Sun- room set With 2 twin Problems? rumble seat Roll WIfI- sleigh 5 piece bed f I $250 da 10 4 ter, collectibles room set French so a va ances Maryland Grosse yam. pm beds, Spinet plano, (313)331-4575 We Can Help With dows, street legal Jacobean dining room POinte Park Near Something for every- drums, oak entertain. POSitiveTralnmg carved armoire Hand l Good condition table best King Mack and Alter Au- one I Furniture, appll' ment center, office GAS stove $50, en. -Separation AnXiety $19,250 313-886- painted rooster hutch $5001 mandrbessbox spring gust 21, 6pm- 8pm ~nces h tldoOIS"bllkes desk, framed art, closed computer cen. .Destructlonl CheWing 8336 Hand painted frUit & h ea oards $250 August 22 9am- 2pm oys, c I ren s c oth- some household furm. ter $75, extra large .Jumplng! Nipping flowers country ta c k CADILLAC SeVille, French round table 4 SS2 5 wDasherlO dryer, Educational supplies, Ing No early birds ture & Items dog cage $30, desk! .Poslt,ve Interaction 1978 claSSIC Flonda chairs Console la esk $150 school furmture, dlc- GROSSE Pomte (313)526-4223 hutch $25, washer & oDog AggreSSion car low miles, angI- bles Bombay chest (313}824 6222 tlOnanes, encyclope Woods, 19963 West dryer $501 each, 5 .Leash Control nal $6,500/ firm, (623)680-6629 dlas books and book- William Court off Falr- HARPER Woods, 19411 drawer desk $50, 1 Saturday, Aug, 30 Tiffany style lamps (313)882-9700, wmdows and lots OAK dining table With 6 __s_h_e_Iv_e_s_____ ford Estale sale Fn. Woodland, Saturday. drawer desk $25 10am.1pm (313)882-2902 chairs sIeeper sofa GROSSE Pomte City, day- Saturday, '0, am Sunday,Furmture 9am-(bedroom,5pm (313)884-35:>5 Children's Home of more AR Intellors 605 AUTOMOTIVE loveseat enlertaln- 576 Rivard, corner of 7pm Large quantity kitchen, office), elec DetrOIt 900 Cook Rd , 607 S Washington FOREIGN Ave Downtown Royal ment center kitchen Kercheval Multlfamllyl kitchen ware, artsl tnc stove, fndge KITCHEN table, 4 Grosse Pomte Woods Oak Open 7 days table With 4 chairs Fnday Saturday, craftsl sewing sup- women's clothmg, big chairs $300 Dining $15 Donation 2000 Acura Integra 248 5829646 best offer each 830am plies & artifiCial flow- ticket baby Items room set- 9 piece, (Preregistration GS.R 17,000 miles (313)886 0773 ers Plus beautiful arm $1,800 T V cabinet, Required) Clean $16,600 BEDS. Student-maltress 409 GARAGE/YARD/ GROSSE Pomte Farms, chairs, lamps, mlscel- HARPER Woods, 20253 $500 2 room air con- (313)884-1551 (586)783-4938 speCial Brand new IASEMENT SALE 188 Mernweather, Fn laneous furmture bas- KingSVille North of 7 dilioners, $100/ each www GPAAS org 1998 BMW 328,- auto Queen size pillow top day Saturday, 9- 5 slnet acouslic gUitar, Mile August 22nd and (313)580.1202 54,000 miles Cobalt sets $229 $299 or 21240 Madison (be Toys bocks, yard fur- bedding! linens, 23rd 8am- 3pm Mul- iIR bluel tan leather mten. $399 (586)465 6492 tween Harperl Little mture Jewelry health aldsl supplies tl- famlly' MOVING sale Klnlnger ~ or Excellent condl- BLACK marble dining Mack) Multi family GROSSE POinte Farms, for semors collect I' HARPER Woods, 20925 bedroom set- $1,300/ AUTOMOTIVE tlon One owner room table 79 x 41 Thursday Fnday 289 Morass, Satur. bles Things for every Kingsville Fnday/ Sat- best Sculpture, paint. $21,500/ negollable l $1 000 wlfh 6 Par Great bargams day, 9am- 2pm Anti' room urday Bikes, refnger- Ings, lamps, accesso- 313.384-8273 son s chairs black & 2176 Stanhope- Fnday, ques, girls (12,14,16, GROSSE Pomte ator chairs, rugs, pIC- nes, etc (586)774- 1995 Cellca 2 door ST laupe stnpe $300 Saturday 9am 3pm JUnior), ladles assort- Woods, 19989 tures, morel Or call, 8094 Sport coupe, black New tradilional oak Clothes cnb set, car ed, many household O'Mara (off Falrford (313)882-0233 -P-la-y-sc-a-p-e-,-k-ItC-h-e-n-ta--DONATE your boat! Excellent condItion home entertainment seat, stroller combo, _I_te_m_s______between Mack & Mor- HARPER Woods, 20971 blel chairs, lawn mow- clean lake St Clalr Loaded 30K miles center, $350 toys, bikes, mlscella- GROSSE POinte Farms, nmgslde), Fnday, Kenmore, Saturday, er, microwave, We are here founda-' (313)886-5048 (313)8849525 n CHERRY wood enter -577- -;-0_uL-:-d-e-WY-C-k--S-at-u-r_~;~ T~u~:~ns~' S:~~~ ~:~:1;~'B~:~r~~d ~:~: 1~~mCh~~n:6: ~~~,h~:mps, ~~~~:~: ~~% ~6~:':~~t;:I; 1~~n~~nda M~~~II;e~s tamment center 79 5' day lOam- 3pm Lots 8am- 2pm No earty glass tables, other fur- met, household collac- (586)778-3938 non-protlt best buy tor student. X 18" X 36 S" Perfect of great Itemsl Electnc birds Fumlture, toys, mture, toys, house- tlbles, miscellaneous Transferable warran- condition (313)343- slove, pnnters clothing & household hold goods, clothing, HARPER W d H USED Burley D'lIte 2 ty 4 door, automatic, 9202 tools, 2 dog crates! 00 s- uge chIld bIke trarler with air, tires $10,5001 752 Neff, Saturday, Au- GROSSE POinte Park seats Something for sale 20632 Washte. Jogger/ stroller attach- 1998 Chrysler CIrruS best (313)884-9261 CORNER computer gust 23 8am- 6pm 1133 Grayton Satur- everyone I naw, Fnday, Satur- ment good condition LXI, automatic, V-6, _ desk With hutch & Side Sunday, August 24 day, Augusl 23rd day, Sunday, 10- 6 $3ooi best (586)772- leather, loaded, like 1992 Honda Accord ES, desk $350 small buf Noon- 4pm Talbot's 9am- 4pm Three fam- GROSSE POinte Freezer, NordiC Track, 5533 new, 72,000 mIles automatic, 115,000 fet stand $35 2 Tho. clothes collectibles, Ily clean- out Furnish Woods, 2029 Ken- speakers, clothing, __ _ _ ~ __ $5,000 (586}344- miles, sunroof Excel. masville oak dresser Chnstmas decor, your dorm micro- more, Saturday 8am- household, much WEBER 22" keltle gnll 8896 lent condItion $2,800 mirrors $501 each books wave, lamps, dishes, 2pm Burslrng With more Smith Corona electriC 1996 Chrysler Sebnng (248)770-4669 Make best offer -78-1-&-7-99-N-o-tr-e-D-am-e sports equipment, fur- ~:~:, ~~~~~:, ~~:~~~~ MOVING sale, Harper typewnter 26" bicycle LXI 2 door black 1995 Jelta GL- Auto, air (313)885-1774 House sales Baby nlture Jewelry Oodles ware, clothing, toys, Woods, 19421 Wash- 18ft wood extension leather, moonroof, au- $3,300 (313)881- ETHAN Allen bedroom Items clothing furnl- more dolls, beanies, sea. tenaw, Saturday, Sun. ladder (313)884-5083 to, like new 79,000 _4_6_9_9 _ set etagere shelf ture toys bikes, and GROSSE POinte Park sonal, knlck- knacks, day, 10a m - 4p m miles $4,700 1986 Nlssan 300 ZX kitchen sel Must sell lots morel Fnday Sat. 1334 Devonshire Fn- etc Something for ev- Dishes, collectibles, (586)344-8896 Automatic red T-top, like new Eslate urday 9am 1pm day, 9am- 3pm Kids' eryone don't miss' _c_lo_t_he_s BALDWIN Spinet plano, 1996 Dodge Avenger V6 Must be seen to (586)228 7812 867 Fisher Road Fnday stuff and morel GROSSE POinte MOVING- Grosse traditional case, excel. loaded, very clean, be believed Many ex- HENREDON entertain- 8am- 4pm We have GROSSE Pomte Park Woods 2048 Oxford Pomte City, 800 Ca- lent condllion, $1,000 nonsmoking 93K, tras (313)822-8251 ment center 71 X power so let s try thiS 1074 Lakepolnte, Sat- August 23, 24 9am- dleux, Thursday, FrI- (313)499-1344 $5,800 (586)530- 2003 Toyota Matnx, 185 X 375 Ellcel- agam urday, 8- 2 House- 5pm Toys, clothes, day, Saturday, 9 00- ~_ __ 1096 XRS, 9 months old, lent condition hold, bikes weights, books furniture and 300 Shabby ChiC fur- BAND apd orchestra In. 1991 Dodge Dynasty 4 sharp, red, 6 speed (313)343-9202 FRIDAY eve 6- 8pm clothing much much more fIIture & Items Tho. struments Students door all power good $160001 best ------Saturday Sunday masville dresser to profeSSional level condition $20001 (586)226.9899 LIKE new leather sofa 9am- 3pm Kid's stuff GROSSE POinte Park, GROSSE POinte queen & full box Sales & renlals Boo- from Hudson sma- boy's 4 8 much mlsc 1132 KenSington, Sat. Woods, 2057 Country spnng, deSigner best (313)864-4957 1991 Toyota Tercel 5- sey- Hawkes dealer d t roon, 7 long $500 22421 Fresard, St urday 9- 3 Furniture, Club Friday Satur- clothes, top quality Violin, $12 SO/ month 1995 Eagle Summit LX. spee, power s eer- (313}884 7447 Clair Shores dishes, toys, mlsc day, 9am- 2pm (toddler- teens) First Chair MUSICSup- 3 door station wagon, Ing rebuilt engine clothes, toys ply Company, 20008 cold air condltlomng Looks great Runs Nice car $1 499 586- well Needs nothing MUlTIFAMILYI Lange Kelly Rd, SUite #6, 484-5466 $1,750 (313)331- canal August 29, 30 Harper Woods 313- 8674 31 9am. 5pm Kids, 886-8565 Hours by What Are You Avon, household, etc appointment only' 2000 VOLVO S40, Silver With black mtenor, ST. Clair Shores, 21811 WANTED- GUitars, Ban. 1999 Ford Taurus June 2004 warranty, Waiting For? Shady Lane Fnday JOs Mandolins and 44,000 miles Excel- new tires, loaded low Saturday 9- 2 Fuml- Ukes Local collector lent condition Many miles, $11 750 ture, lots of neat stuff paying top cashl 313- extras won't last (586)443.4074 Don't put off planning ST. Clair Shores, 21827 886-4522 (313)886-2019 1985 Volvo 740GLE OConnor, Fnday, 1998 Taurus SE- excel- manual transmission, your garage sale any Saturday, 9- 4 Three lent condition, well Well maintained college girls & mom maintained 69 000 Great transportation longer, Get organized 3 piece deluxe office fur. I $5 500 C II ST. Clair Shores 22525 ml es a $1,5001 best Mure computer desk 3134105154 be and start collecting your Eight Mllel East of wI 2 file cabinets • - , . (313)822-6250 unwanted Items-then Mack North of Varni- desk, 4. drawer Ille tween 8am. 9pm 1989 VW Jena Wolfs- give us a call, and we'll er Thursday Fnday, cabinet (313)343- burg, steel blue man- Saturday, 9am- 3pm 9202 ual, 130K, well main- take care of the adver- Multi family, lots of ~~~~. ~~.__~ 2001 Aurora excellent talned records tising, Garage sale kids! baby Items FIREGUARD safe, 35" condition, 74K, ma. $1,100 (313)885- ST. Clair Shores, 28024 X 29" X 275" Fire re- roon loaded $9,800 1251, (313)300-6317 shoppers keep an eye Rosebnar 2 blocks tardant for 8 hours (586}634-2160 2000 VW Beetle Turbo. on our classified section, west of Harper be. (313)343-9202 2000 BuICk LeSabre Blue 36K manual, tween 11 and 11 112 sunroof CD air, You could be makIng a Custom tan fully Fnday, Saturday loaded, leather excel- clean $140001 best profit and clearing out 9am. 5pm Treadmill FINE chllla dinnerware, lent condition Must (313)884 4059 furniture mlscellane- your closets in no tIme, sterling Silver flatware sell $8,800 ous and antiques Call (313)882 7303 412 MISCELLANEOUS Give us a call today, Janl Herb (586)731- 1994 Cadillac STS. ARTIClES 8139 Northstar Peart white, RED Wing Itckets for power roof, heated sale 4 seats, Home SHOTGUNS, nflas, old handguns, Parker, seats Very clean Gros~ Pointe News blue line (313)443- 79,000 miles $8,700 0385 BrOWning, Winches- .\ CONNECl1ON ter, Colt, Luger, oth- (313)886-6525 ers Collector 1998 Chevy Cavalier 4 (248)478-3437 door, auto, air 89000 Classified Advertising miles $2,900 41 b SPORTS EQUIPMENT Department USED oxygenIIconcen. 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903 APPLIANCE REPAIRS 907 IASEMENT WATERPROOFING 911IRICK/ILOCK WORK 912 IUILDING/REMODELING 912 IUILDING/REMODELlNG 914 CARPENTRY 920 CHIMNEY REPAIR 930 ElECTIlICAL SERVICES GOOD and reliable ap- THOMAS KLEINER JAMES KLEINER A KIWI & Company, Inc EXPERIENCED carpen- (586)415-0153 Univer- pliance repairs by J&J BASEMENT Brlcklblocklflagsfone/ General contractors ter since 67 Alfera sal ElectriC Older "Promise Appliance CHIMNEY WATERPROOFING IImesfone/ fuckpOlnllng Resldentlal/ commer- ;... 'EXCALIBUR lions WindOWS home speCialists Cir- Inc" No extra charge SYSTEMS, INC. Palios, porches, walks Cial Remodeling LI- doors decks, porch- CUit breaker boxes for weekend or eve- -Dlggmg Method BUILDER£CO MJCH # 71.05125 chimneys waHs borders censed, Insured FI- es garage straighten Lie outdoor plugs re- ning service -All New Dram Tile (313)885-2097 nancrng available (omp)ete Remodeling Chimneys repaired New (onstruclion Ing seamless guf1ers cessed lights addl (800)895-2111 (586)552-8441 (586)552-5494 rebUilt re-Ilned -Light Weight 10Aslag • <\.ddltions .Kit~hen, Vinyl Siding Referen- Irons all types of elec- (586)465-8016 Gas flues re lined stone backfill SEAVER'S HOME .Basements .Baths ces (586)779-7619 Incal work licensed, 904 ASPHALT PAVING BUSY Bee Home 1m Cleaning Glass Block MAINTENANCE Licensed BUIlder Insured owner operat- -Spotless Cleanup provement L L C Cerlifled Insured REPAIR BTlck repairs- porches, .r u,tom J)eck\ .I'dt",\ 916 CAli PET INSTALLATION ed -Walls Straightened & SpeCialiZing In new chimneys, steps ."ront Porthe\ (586)795-1711 Braced or Replaced construcllon & remod- .r.arage\ e&P -"'4ftkrtt. 11k'. Mortar color matched. GARY'S Carpet Serv FIRST eling Additions, base Free Estimdtes JAMES Kleiner Base .Pn ...tr\l nn\t",n ... -Foundallons Ice Installaflon, re- 24 years. Insured. ments decks garag ment Waterproofing ELECTRICAL CO. • 'wo.d CUdllnl! Underpmned sfretchlng Repairs (313)882-0000 es Licensed & Insur (586)242-0533 masonry concrefe 25 licensed Master 4l) 'CilIr'l, E'Plrllnll.. Carpet & pad a~alla -Bnck & Concrete Work SEMI retired bnck layer ed Custom proJecfs years licensed In- Electncal Contractor I rl'l' I \tlll1 ble 586-228 8934 -20 Years Expenence over 50 years m ma- welcome Architectur- sured (313)885 2097 (586)776-1007 586-77 3-8087 sonry trade Reasona- al rendering available (586)552 8441 -10 Year Transferable 91ICEMENT WOIlK Free Estimates 907 IASEMENT ble (586)772 3223 (313)655-7223 Joe Commercia I/Resldentlal Guarantee WATERPROOFING 929 DRYWALL/PLASTERING Code Violations -Dram age Systems FIVE Lakes Construc- #1 for concrete "Univer- ANDY SqUires Plaster Service Upgrade CHAS. F. JEFFREY Installed tion Additions kltch sal Contractmg All types of concrete Renovations Basement licensed & Insured "Gro.se Pointe'. en & bathroom re- ItOME IMrlWVEMENT 109 & Drywall Stucco Reasonable Rates work Free estimates Waterproofing A-1 Quality Ba~ SpeeudUh" modeling FinIshed INCORPORATED repair Spray textured _ • 40 Vrs Expenence ~ ~ basements, garages (586)727 3500 ceilings (586)755 Workmanship ...... (313)886-0520 ,( -Outside .Ins/de Method ..,.... Wa Dts:wppur New home construc- 2054 .Walls StraIghtened (586}296-3882 t.on .ntenor/ extenor UC1N'iFD & INSURED JAMES KLEINER S & J ELECTRIC SpecIalI.zJDQ In: LOU Blackwell Plaster- ReSidential & Braced St. Clair Shores, MI • Jomt Restoration painting All fln.sh Dnveways patIos .Foundatlons ~BuiIding walks garage floors mg All types wet Commercial • Chimney. • Potdle8 work Sldmg wmdows & Ranoddiog Servias Underpinned CAPIZZO CaNST. • Ume Stone & more Excellent re- (313)885-2097, plaster cornice cove No Job Too Small .Llcensed & Insured • BASEMENT (restOraflon &: repairs) sults References 1I ResidmtiaI & (586)552 8441 omamental 25 years 313.885.2930 (586)776-8687 313-882-1800 WATERPROOFING • Water Sand Blairtlng censed bUilder, fully Comrnerdal All masonry & basemen! waterproofmg (313)658-8687 • WALLS STRAIGHTENED LIcensed msured All major Bath\; EVERDRY Im VITO'S Cement Drive Detatlecl Written (586)773-7522 palf All types water ELECTRIC WATERPROOFING '10 YEAR Siding- Guam ways porches patIOs E.tlmilte damage 18 years ex BOB TOMA .Free Inspections GUARANTEE 3' 3-882.3804 INTERIOR and extenor Trirn-W~ garage floors LI penence Licensed Licensed Master .Free Estimates RJch.ref L PrIce B.D. home remodeling ga censed Insured Family Business Doors - Cement Wcxk Insured Joe Electrical Contractor .Llcensed .Bonded LICENSED rages decks and -Roofing bonded (313)527 home maintenance (313}5100950 313-885-9595 .Insured .Flnanclng INSURED 8935 .75,000 Satlslfled Please call G P S PLASTER & drywall re Reasonable Rates TONY taD ... Cusfomers Metro Construction pair and palntmg 885-0612 FAMilY BUSINESS SII';CE 1965 Free Estimates .Llfetlme Transferable ~ BRICK (586)524-4769 LI- Grosse POlnfe refer- Commercial Warranty censed and Insured ES'I'IIII'I'E MAGIC ences Call Charles ReSidential 313-527.9090 10% discount If thiS CAPIZZO 911 IRICK/ILOI1

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