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Road work nixes Rotary Grosse Pointe Run
By Brad LIndberg "ff 9t 1\{nTn" find Lake"horl" In lems fall," he said Rather than holding what Staff Writer the Farm., Due to an ongomg "We had a lot marl" coordma- (r'V\tewere better Orgamzers of a local foot multl-mllhon dollar sewer !>ep. tlOn Issue!> In the Park than we Flynn called a "half-successful" race, he and hIS colleagues race have, m the parlance of amtlOn proJect In the Farms anticIpated," saId Rotary memo served to set it up deCIded to scratch the contest long distance runner!>, hit the that threatened to turn the ber Chns Flynn untl1 next year for next year in wall road race IOta an obstacle Accordmg to Steve BaSile, ThiS year's versIOn of the course, Rotary sponsors tned another Rotanan, organizers "We were better served to set It up for next year In the Farms the Farms where popular Gros~e Pomte Run unsuccebsfully to carve out an looked at startmg the race In where we've done 1t for years," sponsored by the Grosse Pomte alternative caUl se Incorporat- the Village shoppmg distrICt we've done it for Sunnse Rotary has been can- mg Wmdmlll Pomte Dnve m and runmng mto the Farms said Flynn BaSile saId, "We are celed due to Stl eet construc- the Park "Both locatIOns have con- years." extremely dlsappomted to be tIOn As III the Farms, the effOlt ~tructJon projects eIther run- Chris Flynn The event normally kicked gave way to loglstlcal prob- nmg or !>cheduled starts for forced to make thiS dec1slOn " Sunrise Rotarian Sidewalk Library survey WEEK AHEAD sale Friday, Friday, July 28 Saturday shows need
The Grosse Pomte Village in Village AsSOCIatIon holds its 23rd By Jim Stlcldord for expansion annual Sidewalk Sale, begm- Staff Writer mng at 5 30 p m From 6 30 By Bonnie Caprara that they'd hke to see faclhtIes The Village shoppmg dlS- to 8 30 pm, the Balduck Staff Writer and c.ollectlOns expandeu at the tnct 10 the City of Grosse Mountain Ramblers w111per- The advent of the Internet hbranes Pomte IS geanng up for ItS form at the corner of and mega bookstores and a "I notIced that people saId annual summer SIdewalk Kercheval and CadIeux need for more room and park- they dIdn't use the hbranes sale lng have forced the Grosse because of the Internet espe- The event starts on Fnday, Pomte Pubhc L1brary to adapt clally, ~ said hbrary director A ServIces for Older July 28, from 5 30 to 9 30 p m to changmg t1mes, but how? Vlckey Bloom "A lot of them CItIzens-sponsored dIsc Jock. The sale starts up again on The hbrary asked, aild reSl- saId they didn't use the ey wdl play tunes at the cor. Saturday at 9 30 a m and dents responded hbranes but dId support ner of Kercheval and St. ends at 5 30 P m In m1d-Apnl the hbrary sent them" Clair between 6 and 930 Village ASSOCiatIOn preS1- a survey to every res1dent In Respondents rated the adult p.m dent MIchael Kramer saId the library dlstr1ct askmg book collectIOn, story times and that m addItIon to the bar- them to rate 47 current ser- qUIet study areas !>s the gams that can be found, those The sale picks up agam on vices or semces they would hbranes top eXlstmg semces attendIng the event can enJoy Saturday at 9 30 a m and like to see In theIr hbranes on or servIces they wanted ends at 5 30 p m For more the musIc of the Balduck a scale from 1 to 5 WIth 1 bemg "I'm not surpnsed to see mformatlon, call (313) 886- Mountam Ramblers at the the hIghest rated or most books on top, but qUIet study 7474 corner of Kercheval and St requested and 5 bemg the low- areas are somethmg we don't Clair est rated and least requested have," saId Bloom There Wlll also be a dIsc While the Internet and book- Some of the most frequent Jockey playmg musIc from 6 to stores hke Borders and Barnes comments dealt With the 9 p m Fnday, Kramer said and Noble were the mam rea- expansIOn of the hbranes at Tuesday, Aug. 1 "ThIS 1S the first year that sons many respondents said one or more branches we've been able to have they dId not frequent the three Jacobson's mvolved," Kramer branch hbranes, many dId say See LIBRARY, page 2A Grosse Pomte Memonal saId "We're very eXCIted Church 16 Lakeshore m about that Serv1ces for Older Grosse Pomte Farms, hosts a CItIzens WIll be selling food to free outdoor concert by raIse money for theIr pro- Jimmy and Kevin BeDllett of GI'OfJ8ePointe Woods Top 10 library features Canllon students and volun- grams. Buster W111y's Wlll be certainly enjoyed coming out for last year's Vlllage teers The show starts at sidewalk sale. This year's sale promises to be Just as 1. Books for adults 1.36 sellmg food as well as an out- 2. Story time 1.94 7 15 p m and after 1t 15 com- s1de vendor provldmg food e%c:ittng. pleted, patrons may chmb semce" The sale starts on Friday at 5:30 p.m. and continues 3. Quiet study areas 1.95 the church tower and Vlew The sale, saId Kramer, on saturday. The Balduck Mountain Ramblers will per- 4. Additional parking 2.06 the 47-be11 canllon serves two purposes It allows form Friday Digbt and the Grosse Pointe Animal Adop- 5. Books for children 2.07 tion Society and the Michigan Humane Society wW be stores, especially clothmg 6. Soft seating area for reading 2,19 For a small fee, at 6 15 there as well to promote pet adoptions, stores, to clear theIr shelves 7.Adult programs 2,24 pm, a plcmc supper IS pro- of spnng and summer mer- Vlded For more mformatlon, chandise to make room for fall fit, Kramer s81d a tradItion I've been m the 8. Children's programs 2,26 call (313) 882-5330 and wmter merchandIse "ThiS has evolved mto qUIte VIllage for 18 years and the 9. Internet training 2.33 Consumers enjoy excellent a commumty event," said sale goes back farther than 10.Computer study area 2.39 shoppmg at bargam pnces Kramer "People get to see thiS We encourage everyone and store owners get the room acquamtances at the sale that to come out and VlSlt You they need for fall and wmter they m1ght not see any other never know what you m1ght Thursday, Aug. 3 But there IS a second bene- trme of the year ThiS IS qUIte find" 10 lowest ranked features 38.Compact discs 3.19 RICk K and Brazil perform 39. Meeting rooms" 3.26 at the weekly MUSIC on the 3.34 Plaza concert sponsored by 40. Tools Bon Secours-Cottage Health 41.Audio cassettes, music 3.36 ServIces 42. Coffee/snack area" 3.44 43. Used book sale room" 3.48 The show starts at 7 p m 44. Used book sale cart 3.54 at the corner of St Clair and 45. Large print books 3.60 Kercheval and IS free 46. Friends gift shop" 3,92 47. Art prints to borrow 4,45 For more mformatlon, call (313) 886-7474 Respondents were asked to rate eXisting or proposed serv~ces on a scale from 1. 5 Items marked With an asterisk (*) are features and services not curren/l) offend at the hbrarle~
Opmwn .. ..6A Sentors . 8A Autos . 9A Schools lOA Obltuarzes 13A Busmess 16A Entertamment 6B Sports .lC Classl{ied ads ... 3C 2A July 27,2000 News Grosse Pointe News 50 years ago this week ~esterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week - WIth the opemng thIs DetroIt across from the old • Fallout from a labor stnke week of eight new tennIS courts Sears bUlldmg at Mack and at a chlOrine company means at Lakefront Park m the Moross WIll have to walt officials might have to close the Woods, work WIll shIft to the The proJect, whIch would sWImming pool at Lakefront new sWImming pool and bath- have eaten up 200 homes In Park In Gros!>€ Pomte Woods house the DetrOIt neIghborhood, has WIth chlOrine m short supply been put on permanent hold due to I atlOmng (water treat- 10 years ago this week after the developer faced tough ment plants have priorIty), • Grosse POinte CIty officIals questIOns from members of the park officials may not have are consldenng an ordmance to DetrOIt cIty council I enough of the chemIcal to pun- I t I I I "We don't want deve opers to Iml po Itlca SIgns on awns run roughshod over stable fy pool water In the meantime, Although no abuses concern- neighborhoods in the CltV.~said Clt) \' ()rk('r~ 'lrn mstal!ln.g:l lng p0htl.::al "!gU:> lunl:' Ot:tlll new dlvmg platform at the ted be f h long-tIme DetrOIt councIlman repor ,a mem rot e city Mel RaVItz park councIl wants to prevent abus- h 1 • Cottage HospItal has • The Grosse Pomte sc 00 b h f es, not prevent free speec h board IS consldenng a pohcy to begun dlschargmg a atc 0 • A petitIOn dnve to stop allow the use of Breathalyzers premature babIes constructIOn of a proposed drug f La!>t month the hospItal store on Mack In the Woods has to catch students suspected 0 nursery hosted five premature all but died The Woods cIty drlnkmg or being drunk on babIes The first to be dls- attorney saId the store has met school grounds Younger generation helps produce future beauty charged went home thIS week mUnICIpal zoning requne- • Grosse POinte Park may Of the two who remam under ments have had Its fill of banners The children oC the Vacation Bible School DC the Grosse Pointe Congregational doctor's care, one weighs three "The cIty has no legal nght strung across Jefferson Church chose as their community project the purchase and planting oC three flow- ounds, the other a hefty 4 to t t t ~ h d Avenue P s op cons ruc Ion. e sal Councilwoman Valene ering crabapple trees. The youngsters planted the trees on the lawn outside the pounds, 13 ounces • Woods reSIdent Frank children's wing of the church on July 20. The ceremony in wbich the children par- • Stone-thrOWing and beer P I f M Moran feels the city has assa acqua, owner 0 ano's reached Its hmlt of banners ticipated consisted of the poem. MThankYou Dear God for Trees, ~ read by Janet bottle-tossmg vandals have restaurant In downtown Wetltner. Peggy Etling of the Youth Choir sang a solo, "Trees. to by Joyce KIlmer. The once agam targeted Grosse D t t h d ti . "We've been gettmg more h S h I I hie rOI, as receIve mancmg and more requests every year kindergarten sang. "Who Can Make a Tree. ~ The ceremony closed with a prayer by Pomte Hlg coon t e at- for the purchase of Carl's Chop for the placmg of advertismg the Rev. Charles Scheid, pastor. (From the July 27, 1950 Grosse Pointe New.) est mCldent, 33 WIndows were House broken banners,~ saId Moran "It Grosse Pomte Farms pohce 5 h' k makes sense to come up WIth have long been beggIng the Years ago t IS wee gul diese 111 s0 we can de CIde board of education to hue a full • Grosse POinters hopmg for whIch banners to allow ~ time watchman for the valu- a new shoppmg development m - Brad Lmdberg Library ------able property. The bUlldmg has From page IA hbranans for their pleasant- same way the bookstores have been broken into on numerous ness, whIle others commented Art prmts, a gtft shop, large "It IS shameful for a commu- they felt that hbranans were pnnt books and a used book occasIOns and broken WIndows Music to nibble by mty WIth the affluence of rude and unfnendly sale cart or room ranked at the are commonplace Grosse POinte to have such a bottom of semces respondents cramped, antiquated hbrary "Over the last few years one of used or wanted at the branch- 25 years ago this week on the Nautical Mile Please take time to VISIt other our mam targets has been to es, but receIved few or no com- • Two comparues have been Whlle patrons are mbbhng tIckets and are avaIlable at any hbrary systems (e g Troy) that tmprove customer semce ments contracted to remove 68 elm on foods from St Clair Shores of the partlclpatmg restau- are modern, neat and spa- skills," saId Bloom "It's some. trees on pubhc property In restaurants, they WIll be sere- rants or by calhng (810) 775- CIOUS,"said one respondent thmg we have to work out on The survey also revealed Grosse Pomte Park The trees naded by members of the Lake 813B Cost at the door IS $30. Not only was space a concern an mwvldual baSIS ~ that many respondents were have either dIed or are dymg of St Clmr Symphony Orchestra WIth respondents wantmg an The survey also asked If not aware of current eXlstIng Dutch elm <1Jsease between 6 and 10 p m expanded hbrary, but so was respondents wanted new ser- Wednesday, Aug 9 The Ted semces like outreach seTVlces • CIty pohce ch1ef Andrew 1,,11.t1 iD11 I-I ,sf 1I1~_~ Wahby Park WIll be the scene the avaJlablhty of matenals vices hke a coffee/snack bar, an for homebound residents, word Teetart saId bIcycle thefts of NautIcal NIbble Taste Fest audltonum or a Fnends of the processmg software on library could be reduced If cychsts pro. "The only thmg we use the featunng foods from Waves, ), H" - " I" I " , ' LIbrary gIft shop The respons- computers and on-line library tected theIr bikes WIth the hbrary for IS my children's Mastro's Ice Cream Shoppe, es mdlcated there was not semces same care they showed theIr homework assignments," saId BIg Boy, Pat O'Bnen's, Jack's, much need Some even saId cars a respondent "It does not com- Gilbert's, Docs' Caffe, they dId not want the addJtlOn Of 26,000 surveys that were "No one leaves the keys In (a pare favorably WIth some other Andlamo's, The Beach GnU, of any or all three mailed, the library receIved car's) IgmtlOn because they commuruty pubhc IIbranes " Ftshbone's, the Wme Dock, The 3,328 responses Of the 126 know that's a sure fire attrac- Another respondent com- Georlflan Inn. the North "The response on these percent of the reSidents who tion to car thieves," saId mented "I thmk our hbranes Channel BreWIng Co and the thmgs wasn't as big as we responded, 93 3 percent saId Teetart MIn the same way, no are temble They never have Silver Spoon Cafe The cost of expected," saId Bloom "QuIte a they used the pubhc hbranes. one should leave theIr bIke the books I want and research- the symphony orchestra's few people saId 'no way' to the 6 7 percent dId not, whIch unlocked" type books are always at the fundralser IS $25 for pre-sale Idea of a snack bar or coffee Bloom felt was an accurate schools Booh are old and bar, but qUIte a few hbranes reflectIOn of the propol'lllOn of , . worn I buy my books We also are domg It now - to go the Itbrary use m the commumty. need mcer surroundmgs and qUIet areas" Several others commented that the hbrarv was late m recelvmg new releases or walt hsts for new releases were Thank You! long The City of Grosse Pointe Woods- in conjunction with the Grosse "That IS one thmg we're 12-MonthCD working on," saId Bloom "We Pointe Public School System, the Grosse Pointe Business and tend to use Publisher's Weekly With Professional Association of MIJckAvenue, Lochmoor Club, St. John to find out what's new a 24-Month Guarantee! However, many of the titles Hospital, Mark ''Doc'' Andrews, Robbie Curry, and Pete Thomas - they feature are already out by would like to thank the foOowing businesses and indiDiduIJ/s for the time we read about them We're gomg to find a new wa} their contributions to the 2000 Grosse Pointe Woods Fireworks. to find out what's commg out new" SPONSORS EdmundT Mee JewelryCompany Several people suggested a ChickenShack new SIte at Mack and Moros~ $5,000 mlOlmum CD deposu, plus savings or Comenca A few even ~ugge!>ted combm- CUrlSBros BigBoy mg facilities mto one maIO checking account With $10,000 combIned balance CItyof GrossePomte Park branch, but Bloom stood faOltto the hbrary board's commit. Farmer Jack ment to the branch system GrossePomteBusmessand ProfesSionalAssoc of MackAve "That's the \\3) we see the Little Blue Book future of the library," S9.ld LochmoorChrysler-PlymouthJeep,Inc Bloom "We d hke to find more l.ochmoor Club room at the Woods hranch and Mr C s Car Wash the Central hhrary" 6.85~ Jim Saras Agency Parkmg was also CIted as a $5,000 minimum CD depOSit, plus savmgs or St John Health System mam concern ('speCIally at the Supreme Heatingand SupplyCo Wood~ branch where people checking account With $2,500 combIned balance felt that ,chool parkmg was takmg 0\ er the ~pace!> dedIcat- CONTRIBUTORS ed to the hbrar) Judy L Adams,All romtes BarberShop. FL AndaryRealtyCo. C Chaundy IntematlOnalFme Art Gallery,City of Grosse Pomte, City of Grosse Pomte f'anns John R Cobau, Colomal "The Wood, branch ha, a Fmanclal. Connor Park F1onst, James M Cooper, DDS Ben J Czemlawskl DDS, Oefour problem With parent~ plckmg Insurance Agency,Joseph A DIMaggiO.The Dned Flower Wilham J Ennght Law Offices. up theIr kIds at Parcell,," saId 6.75~~ Ferhto's Family Dmmg. The Fresh Bread Company,The Great Frame Up. Crosse Pomte DennatologyAssoc, Grosse Pomte Callery.Grosse Pomte Lion's Club, Crosse Pomte Woods- Bloom "They eIther park In $5,000 mlfilmlHTlCD depoSit the hbrary ~pot!> or Ime up Shores LIttleLuQue. GrossePomteRotary,TheodoreHagdls DDSPC.InvestmentCounsel Inc. through the parkmg lot If any- Josef'sPastryShop.Joyce'sSalon KelleyCasey& Clark,PC,KiwaniSClub. LaHoodRealty.Frank lamia Larnlaand lamia LakeshoreMammographyCenter. LaSalleNatIOnalCorp, Lounge In thmg the Park branch ha~ a Lock In one of these great rates now for 12 months. If the Woods McCubbmsBarberShop DeborahManos.DDS MS Margarete'sHalTFashions.Bob bIgger problem If we>can find you leave your funds on deposit at matunty, we'll roll over MaxeyLmcoln-MercurySales Maxme'sItahan CUisme MollyMaid East Mr Cs Dehcatessen, anythmg "'lth more space m your deposit for another 12 months at the same great rate! EdwardNepiSalon Dr RobertG Nesom& Assoc, Haranath Pohchena MD,PC Pnnt Xpress, the Park or the Wood~, we'll Prudential, Pytell& Varchetll,PC,RambowRascalsLeammgCenter Rabaut'sIntenors AntOniO look Into II' Rlmanelh Custom Tallonng. DaVidA Scott. DO,Pat Scott Jewelers Speed, PhotolMackAve, ServICe wa, m('t v,lth mixed REPUBLIC RobertB Stewart. DDS MS PS Subway,Telly'sPlace [nc This"N"That for Pets, Universityof r(,vlew~ from the> ~urv('y. LiggettSchool VossIndustnes WanKowChopSuey Wegner& o\ssoclalesPC although It wa, not lJ,ted a~ a ~flANK formal survey (jue"tlOn Whllp onc re<;pondent ~ald, Grosse Pointe Woods Fireworks Committee: "Your hhranans hav(' b('en ~_::..::::::::: Robert E. Novltke, Mayor mo~t u<;eful '" hen J hav(' com(' .. m lookmg for ~ome oh"cur(' Enc J. Stemer, Mayor Pro-Tern poem that m, ho~~ a~kpd m(' to Grosse Pointe Farms Vlctona A. Granger, Council Member find for hIm" lmother re~pon. 1R720 Mock Avenue (3 tJ) 882 (,400 Ted L. B,dlgare, City Admmlstrator dent ~illd "Now that I'm 'H Kerche,,1 (313) 417-5210 Pete Thomas, former CIty Admmlstrator retired I would t1~(' th(' IJhrary 1-800- 758-0753 more, but thPT(' ,('em~ to he a Grosse Pomte Public School Svstem (ChrIS Fenton) Ann ~I f'('f tnrAp:r Y (I j ("Pi I ,u.,f fJ 7/00 lir,wrd A,PY ;&.Ill mM nfN'C'11 rmlmt lack of a~"htant, to h('lp m en Irf'" 'Ill hr trrm of.1« nl FIIM~ mlYN Wllhdt3Wfl ;I(t~r ,tit ft,t 12 mMllh .... 'SoIo GP BUSiness and ProfeSSIOnalAsSOCiation of Mack Avenue (Tom DIClemente) m~ I ., t ..Im( untl mHrd "'rl mm II II mlt'lt'l lhe AMVt rr1 n mUM dtpmll artd gomg through what I" .wall (5) Lochmoor Club (Curt Bledsoe) mhUH" I C>.1Ilmd: r<-q lHrmrr>r Onr nmr r July 27,2000 Grosse Pointe News News 3A City may get road funding .... for Jefferson work in 2001 By Jim Stlckford prOjects moved up a year to Maillard has receIved a Staff Wnter 2001 number of calIs from Chns Cavanagh, Gro~se Pomtt's rep- Wayne County's abllity to "ThiS makes sense financial- resentatIve on the county com- capture unspent federal money ly," saId MaIllard "Grosse mISSIOn He said Cavanagh has could mean that the CIty of Pomte Park Will be gettmg let engmeenng know that he Grosse POInte's portIOn of county money to repave ItS por- wants the prllJect done Jefferson Will get paved In tIOn of Jefferson in 2001 By 2001 Instead of 2002 dOIng both Cities m one year, Cavanagh said thmgs are we re able to save muney ..h ------_.- R I ------;: ------. • ~ VlL_LA_GE _ HOME OF THE BELL RINGER SPECIALSI 18328 Mack Avenue,.., Grosse Pointe Farms • 882.2530 ,..,Fax 884-8392 Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Fine Wines and Liquor • Prices in effect JULY 27,28,29,31, August 1 and 2 AL~ ~OFFEE ~1J REGULAR OR DECAF ~Pff :=-~ .. $100 OFF PER LB. . ~-HR.A.~ ...... ~~ OKE C PRODUCTS SUGARSWEET 8ge BONELESS CENTER CUT PORK LOIN ~~on ~ RED OR CREEN CRAPES LB. • Butterfly Pork ChOps YOUR CHOICE ee CHDlCI~ .... SUPERSWEETMICHIGAN 12 $200 • Pork Roasts EVIAN II-COLOR CORN FOR • StuHed Chops $299 French Alps $~ 79 KENTUCKY 59~ •MarInated Chops lb. ii ~":J'l3 . ~ TOMATOES LB. USDA CHOICE $2 ...... ---.---i ! . 99 CANADIAN NATURAL FRESH SQUEEZED ACID FREE BEEF BRISKET LB• NAYA $399 i SPRING ,!ATER FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE ...... •...... 112 CA1. WHOL! OR HAlF 75~ a9 1.5'_ HASS S9t CHICKENS • GRILL ORROAST LB. MIKE'S AVACADO...... EACH Marinated Features H~RD LEMONADE IMPOmD FROM HOLLAND GARUC BASIC SUNORlED TOMATOES $129 $459 S...9. _ RED & YELLOW PEPPERS...... LB CHICKEN icAaOBS...... LB. FOSTER'S • FRESH CUT FLOWERS THiS WEEK SPECIAL $299 CHILI LIME $2 12 PACK BOTTLES GLADIOLA BUNCHES...... BUNCHCHICKEN BREAST 99 LB • $9 :S9. _ DAL RACCOLTO HE~"i:R~D BURWNDY PEPPER $ 99 · :s LITER Reusable lottie loaf 11,."l fr h t Villa F d JI k t CIIablls. Riline. Burgandy,VIn LY1UUe es a l ge 00 LYlar e 49 $699 - ::=...~:.=-=...... $7 -. SWEET,HOT,WINUCHEESE $2 99 99 - Cllardonnay $7 ~ lito' CHICKEN SAUSACE...... LB• 49 P•notGrPIGHIIN.ITALIANgo WIN~949 Iii :'-:,"==,~~99~PEAMEAL BACON $4 LB. AUSTRALIAN WINE SALE IMPORTED PASTA S:al== $299 LlNDEMAN'S 1.5 LITER Farfall.,RlgatelMostCOnchlgllfRotlnl, 79~". ~ ~ CHICKEN CORDON ILEU...... LB. Bin 65 Chardonnay $1079 YOUR CHOICE pkll. BAKED COODS $....99 Freezer Features Bin so Shlraz ~ NEW YORK Your Choice I 79~ PENFOLDS 99 But ~A~:~ ~ SEALTEST TURKEY LECS...... LB. K. Hili ShlraZlcab $6 --~ $ H ... e Of 1/2% MILK STARFISH BRAND $749 k. Hili ChardOnnay :6:: Your Choice ..... bill ' $ .....99 SHRIMP SKEWERS 12 oz. box...... PKC. K. Hili Sem Chard 5 NEWI EDrs <6.. -'=" • gallon OMECA BRAND II $589 SUTTER HOME 1.5 LITER ~~~ ICE~R~ • BRWSTONE SALMON SURCERS 4 ct. box...... PKC. Chardonnay. Merlot. C8bemet $799 van.,.IIIM~~! COTTAGE CHEESE 0 IIInd Merlot.Rose SAVE $4.00 Yo&w 1Iuskeeter, 7''9: $17 9 0 C ooG C WhIteZlnfandel. laUVIgnon $6 ...9 ChOice 2 FOR 4 24 OZ. Ii Q"Qrtta_- 1 o BlanC and Zinfanclel SAVE .80 . POST • filii.~ oG C 0 CONCHA Y TORO 1.5 LITER ~ :uo:::u~~= _. .It.i~~. IiS QlbemetlMerlot, CharcioMaY $699 ~~~ Raisin Bran Your ChOice ~ ~ and Mer10t SAVE $I.GO 16-20 oz. UNIQUE SALAD DRESSING 499 CASTELLARIN 1.5 LITER $ ...... 99 $229160Z. ATLANTIC SALMON Fillet or steak.... LB. ITALIAN WINES . _ PEELED AND DEVEINED. READY TO COOK $999 PI ot GrIlli $ NABISCO "I::estle SHRIMP 41..50 ct. In the freezer ••.•••••• LB. ~na:'C8bemet SA: 599 NunER BUTTER I"C~. $599 8 PACK cASES" $4. .Pe8nut Iutter. CIIOc:OIate$ Your CIIOIee NEW FROM NESTLE BLUE MARLIN STEAKS•••••••••.•••••••.••• LB. 1 VENDANGE 1.5 LITER '; "" 239 =::0.., $1S9 ,zt ~ OIardonnay •• Mot. $ 49 PtrI. ~C:~12 pi[ - DEL I G H T S ST FRANCIS SprIngles, PIZZA-BURSTS SONOMA COUNTIES FINEST =ChIP. BOAR'S HEAD '1:.ontn~ro: ::eu~o:r $319 Chardonnay 750 ml. $7 gO Daune':: Ginger • 2 ~47 ~~~EH~~AF LB. C8IIImet ...... gnon 7SOmI.$1 3 ....~:Ol.. 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"The guy IS sImply 10 a dIfferent league," said NIck Faldo Can, should "He IS the chosen one," Mark Calcavecchla said "He's the best player PGA snooker who has played the game nght now. If Jack was In his pnme today, I don't th10k he could keep up with TIger" And that's the problem. Tiger Woods? How much longer can Woods keep set- feel sorry for TIger Woods. tmg goals for himself and competmg wIth Okay, not really, but 10 the sense himself? that he really has no senous compe- Woods JolOed Gene Sarazen, Ben Woods makes the other golfers look hke Here's what the bookmakers are dolOg I Hogan, Gary Player and Jack NIcklaus rank amateurs 10 companson titIOn other than himself, I do. Woods IS a 6-4 favorite for next month's Remember when David Duval was the as the only players to have ever won all Let's not forget that If you took anyone PGA ChampIOnship, the shortest odds for No 1golfer In the world (except for the four major champIOnshIps the of the golfers Woods smoked thIS past a major ever offered by Ladbrokes, the fact he hadn't won a major champIOnshIp Masters, the PGA ChampIOnship, the weekend and matched him up agamst, Bntlsh bookmakers. and stIll hasn't) and It was golOg to be V.S Open and the Bntlsh Open say, a top club pro, that golfer would w10 Ladbrokes IS consldenng a handicap Woods and Duval VYing for all the tItles, The malO difference IS Woods dId It at pretty big for Woods to encourage people to place hke Jack NIcklaus and Arnold Palmer the age of24 These are the best golfers In the world bets used to? NIcklaus managed the feat by the age and they aren't even close to Woods, not "What we may do IS handicap Woods What happened ISthat Woods, who was of26 when he's on hiS game. with three or four strokes a tournament all ",ad; ",..at)' ISvud, 6vt bt!u..,t _t..s fer the "compet!tlcH1," Duval, pal!'ed These g0!fers say they don't want to and then offer odds of semethmg hke 5 WIth Woods III the final round, ended up keep pralslOg Woods all the time, but 1," saId Ladbrokes spokesperson Ed HIS swmg coach, Butch Harmon, saId 12 strokes behind Woods they are forced to every time Woods does Nicholson. "It's an alternative to taking he and Woods beheve Woods IS only play- Woods beat runners-up Ernie Els and somethmg special. bets on who comes second to TIger" Ing at about 75 percent of hIS capablllty Thomas Bjorn by a record eight strokes. "He IS something supernatural," said Or as Els suggested Sunday, maybe Excuse me? That's the largest margln of victory at a Tom Watson. "He has raised the bar to a they ought to make the holes a httle big- Imaglne Woods even 5 percent better Bntlsh Open smce 1913. level that only he can jump." ger for the "regular" players and a httle - then the tournament dIrectors may Already thIS year Woods won the V.S "When he's on, we can't beat him," saId smaller for Woods have to change the rules for him Open by a record 15 strokes. Els. - Dana WakL)l ,\ EDITORIAL CLASSIFI ED • 1313) ~-6900 DISPLAY AOVUTISINC PRODUCTION Robert G. Edgar 1313)88~'()294 (313) 882.3500 Bub.tno Yubftk VetM ~ "< ~ '-:'-1' "<,,JiyN:" ~! 1~"" ~ l<~ "l <''I- .. ~ N Primary election vote Aug. 8 UguSt What a terrible tIme to ty parks. have an electIOn, what WIth vaca. Contested races of local interest lOclude A tlOns and the general laid-back Cheryl Watson's Democratic challenge to atmosphere of summer. Grosse Pointe incumbent county commis. Nevertheless, here we are, Just a week SlOner Christopher Cavanagh, and a half away from the Tuesday, Aug. 8 State Rep. Andrew Richner of Grosse pnmary election. POlOte Park has no GOP challengers. There are no local offices or proposals on While there are a plethora of candIdates the ballot in the Pointes, but there are vying 10 the Democratic primary for state mynad county, state and federal partisan representative and for county prosecutor, choices to be made, as well as two county sheriff, clerk, treasurer and regIster of proposals. deeds, we are unable to cover those races PropoSItIOn 0 seeks a lO-year renewal III detaIl due to the number of candidates of a nearly 1 mlll operatIng mlliage for and the county-wide nature of the con. Wayne County. Proposition P calls for a tests. five-year renewal of .25 of a mlll for coun. More primary coverage next week. Offering from the loft Second opinions aren't insults 'd better begm thiS column with a The follOWIng week I went to a local disclaImer. It IS NOT meant to be lab for routme blood work and experi- Ian assault on the entIre medical enced the same situation, even though professlOn Wlthout those people, my chart was marked 10 large red let- Address comments to cartooDiat Pb11Handa at HANDSNkenyon,edu whom I have chosen to adVIse and guide ters, Latex Sensitive. My question is, me through vanous health problems for what If I had been unconscIOus or had many decades, I mIght not be here to no informed advocate with me? wnte a column I have enjoyed a long I was fortunate to be Vlslting a friend profeSSIOnal and respectful relationship m the hospital last week when her doc- Letters Wlth my pnmary phySICians and am tor came in. He announced that he was extremely grateful to them for their concerned about a blood clot in her leg Stand corrected Stand corrected II edItor Chuck Klonke has fol- tIme and care. My doctors respond to because the leg was conSIderably larger lowed up WIth a corrected story 1b the Editor: To the Editor: my phone calls and are approachable. I than the other one. That leg has been about the Shores Sharks m thIS It IS always best to assume The Grosse Pointe Shores week's Sports sectIOn And, beheve we share mutual respect. that way for 70 years, and I was grate. good WIll on the part of others Sharks swam a great meet agam, we do apologtze to the HaVlng said that, there remam con. ful that I was able to save this fraglle unless one ISaware of eVldence agamst the Grosse POinte CIty Shores Sharks and paren.ts cerns and questIOns that are not new woman from unnecessary tests. She is to the contrary I prefer assum- Norbs on July 5 Unfortunately, ones, but contmue to plague many of us. deaf and when she was admitted, some- mg good WIll,but that IShard to the Sharks did not get the cred- These are faIrly genenc 10 nature; how- one didn't notice or note the old do in the case of your edJ.tonal It they deserved m the Grosse School vouchers ever, some speCific examples have been phlebitIS on her chart. ("Wayne Co Prosecutor Race Pomte News last week 1b the Editor: raIsed for me and some of my friends. A family member or friend can save a Aug 8") last week The mIsleading article gave There has been much SaId At what pomt does a patIent question great deal of time by supplying informa- WhIle I agree that George the illusion that the Norbs won and wntten lately about vouch. hIS doctor and suggest addItional con- tlOn Ward IS a very qualified candi- the meet, when this was clearly ers destrOYIng the pubhc sultatlOn? And, why are so many of us Most surgenes are necessary, but the date and I have no problem not the case The Sharks had a schools when In fact the oppo- intImidated and heSItant to take these average patIent needs help 10 making WIth your endorsement of hIm, score of 322, beatmg the Norbs, SIte IS true steps? For centunes, we have placed our the final decI81On, and a tad of psycho. I wonder why you found It nec- who had a score of 241 FIrst of all, In neither essary to mIsrepresent my phySICIans on lofty pedestals, Impressed 10glcal massagIng wouldn't hurt to allay The headhne even favored Cleveland nor Milwaukee quahficatlOns Moreover, the by their dedicatIOn and years of educa- our fears. Any surgery IS scary and car- the Norbs "City Norbs Edge where vouchers have been in fact that you dId not call me for Shores Sharks" does not reflect tlOn Most of thIS IS well deserved; how- nes some nsk. Any good doctor or nurse effect for a number of years, comment or to venfy your mfor- the outcome of the competitIOn have the best students been ever, there are certam tImes when we will concur. matlOn suggests to me that It The other artIcle about the skimmed off mto voucher lay-persons become confused and frus- In the past SIX months, I have had was your mtent to mIsrepre- Lakefront SWlmmmg schools The best students are trated four dlffenng opimons concernmg a sent ASSOCIation says, "Woods domg so well In the status quo One case that was drawn to my atten- chromc problem; they range from lOva- For the record, I was not (as Warnors Edge Farms that they have no mcentlVe to tlOn recently was when a patient repeat- SlVe, complicated sUrglcal procedures to you mdlcated) merely .one of BarracudaG In Lake Front dual leave But the poorest students edly asked hiS doctor If certam symp- acupuncture When I asked a new-to.me many assistant prosecutors try- meet." The Warnors won that have found an altemattve and toms could be a result of the blood pres- speCialIst If he would repeat what he mg cases In the old DetrOIt meet have gone to the voucher sure medIcme he was takmg. The doctor was saying so I could take notes, he told Recorders Court", I was an In my dtctlOnary, a defiDltlOn school'! lookmg for, and m saId, "Not pOSSIble" Yet when the me I dIdn't need to write anythmg down assistant Umted States attor- of edge IS "an advantage" It many cases, findmg success patient stopped the medICatIOns, the If I would Just hsten ney for two years, a dlVlSIOn goes on to glVe the example, Who would want to deny them chief m the Wayne County unpleasant symptoms dIsappeared He Guess which route I'm trymg (the .We had a sltght advantage that opportumty? prosecutor's office for eight over the other team" Furthermore, the students was told to take the medicatIOn agam, non-surglcal one'), but I haven't ruled years (admlDlstenng four ObVlously,thIS word fits 10 the and the problems returned. He asked out what might awaIt me down the hne. who have remamed m the pub- departments III the office' Woods. Farm s reSUlt, but IS hc schools have benefited great- hIS pharmaCIst for a pnnt-out of SIde The Internet can eIther be of great Warrants, Prellmmary completely mcorrect to descnbe ly from the competitIOn A effects, and sure enough, all of the com- benefit or a tool of utter confuslOn Once Exammatl0ns, VIctim ServIces the Shores-City meet recent study of the FlOrIda plamts were hsted I ask the questIOn, agam we need to be educated and Dlstnct Courts) and I ThIs artIcle does not reflect voucher project hased on pubhc who IS the responSIble party - the I'm not certalll where the answers he, served for five years as a the Shores team''! hard work records found that many patIent, the doctor, the pharmaCIst or a perhaps a httle more patIence WIth the DetrOIt pohce comn'llSSlOner and growmg numbers of dedI- Flonda school dlstncts WIth "F" computer? patIent Most profeSSIOnals Will tell us Thus I have 15 years relevant cated sWImmers I suggest that or "D" schools have reacted A SItuatIOn arose for me personally to let our bodIes be our best barometer E'xpenence you pnnt the Important facts of WIth "a sense of urgency and WIthIn the past two weeks On one occa- If it hurts, pay attention and seek George Ward has 14 I don't the meet rather than mSlgndi- zeal for reform" m their deter- SlOn, I was taken to an emergency room adVIce We alone know the SIgnals that expect a retractIon or a correc- cant pIeces of mfonnatlOn cov. mmatlOn not to lose '!tudents tIOn but you certamly do owe In another cIty I mformed the admlttmg our bodIes send us enng up for the CIty's loss to and money In other words, me one Joumahstlc mtegnty staff that I have an allergy to latE'x The Common sense IS fine, but It WIll the Sharks The Shores SWIm- '!chool vouchers have had an has always heen a high pnonty mers need to receive the recog- techmclan who came to draw my blood never take the place of a good doctor We upllftmg effect on public of yours What happened here? mtlOn for practlc10g hard to '!chools had on latex gloves and a rubber hose to have to act responSibly to help our doc. Sharon McPhail wm a meet agamst theIr put on my arm I asked for latex.free tors to help us, but don't be afraId to I am 'lure that vouchers Wayne County prosecutor crosstown nvals would have a salutary effect on and she compiled, but then put a latex make lOqumes concernIng your condl- candidate Sarah Kurtz, age 14 MichIgan puhllc schools as Band-AId on my arm, and we watched It tlOn and always hsten to your own mes- Detroit Grosse Pointe Shores WE'll swell and turn red sages Edltor:~ note We ~tand cor. EdUor's note Agam, we Marie McNulty rected and do apologIZe stand corrected Further, sports Grosse Pointe Park J thIngs hke the gIft-getter, blown Up to time," they must be told, "and ~What IS thIs?" Wrap poster sIze we take turns" "What IS tlus for?" They never write thank you They Wlll pout, briefly But "It's not my birthday" notes like all natural optImists, stars "You dIdn't have to get me a They don't even say thank gIft. I dIdn't get you anytlung " t ~ • ~ they're reslhent and Will pop ~t< • 1 I. ;<:Y''''' you They mumble, reluctantly When they settle down, ~'~~81' up agam, Wlth enthUSIasm GJflwrappmg - It's an art " They also usually love their they'll carefully untIe the bow, Rippers and slashers. Some people were born to gIfts, but must be tethered to a slow-Iy They peel back the Small children are natural np- wrap Others delegate Some chaIr and threatened before Scotch tape, piece by piece, and-slash gIft-openers They patronize stores that do It free they'll produce thank-you unfold the paper, bIt by bIt, " / know darn well that they Others bnbe someone to do It ease off the top of the box and note" for them deserve gifts and they can't bend down to peek mSlde "You can't play WIth the toys ly They gush and goo over the expect them, they are embar- walt to see what's mSlde the GIft paper and nbbon manu- They're usually happy WIth Aunt LUCIlle sent to you untll contents of the package rassed by them, and when they packages facturers have felt the pam of their gIfts and WIll probably you wnte her a note," I used to They generally like theIr get one, they protest They tear mto theIr these all-thumbs types and write an effusIve, personal tell these energetIc little crea- have responded by manufac- gIfts too, but they love the "I don't need anythmg," they Chm,tmas mornmg loot WIth thank-you note the very next reckless abandon If they're tures tunng pam-killers slick color- day packages and each step of the say ful bags, deSIgner boxes and unwrappmg process so much, allowed to proceed unchecked, "Why dId you do thiS to me?" they Will finish unwrappmg poufy pre-tIed bows Preservers. These people they're apt to smooth out the When they open the gIft, The very be"t gIft", however, Unwrappmg gIfts IS also an gIft paper and fold It carefully their stuff long before the re"t can't be wrapped and are SUit- savor glft-gettmg and lPft- they're apt to groan "Oh no of the famIly has shuffied mto art GIft-getters mav hf' Clfl""l- for re-use They ~ngerly shp able for all personality tvpes unwr"ppmg They cxcl:nm What IS thiS?" thtJ room, .tJultJd mw LhtJlf fled by theIr dIfferent unwrap- gIft nbbons off the corners of over and prolong every aspect "What am I gomg to do WIth chairs or SIpped theIr first Sip The"e mclude lOVIng, canng pmg styles, whIch generally boxes so the ribbons don't of the event anothpr book/scarf/scented of Chnstmas mormng coffee famlhes, college educations, reflect domInant personality break "What beautIful paper," candie/pair of diamond ear- After their gIfts have been affectIOnate nicknames, robust traIts They stack their opened health, good memOries, fnend- they'll say nngslMercedes?" ripped open, these children gIfts neatly ships, tIme, and useful Jobs "It's such a shame to unwrap These people are natural tar- dash around peenng at tags on Skeptics. These people don't They wnte thank-you notes that are so Interestmg you this" gets for Joke glfts - T-shirts other people's gIfts, Just m case belIeve they deserve gIfts m promptly, on statIOnery made can't walt to get up each morn- "Where dId you find such a emblazoned WIth off-color they've overlooked somethmg the first place They're SUSpl- from recycled paper mg to go to work gorgeous nbbon and how dId phrases or references to theIr iliat IS nghtfully theIrs ClOUS,wary, careful you learn to tIe bows hke that?" advanced ages, for Instance Or Rippers and slashers need to Unwrap these QUickly They tIptoe around the "What could thiS be?" Pessimists. These people Jars of pIckled pIg's feet Or be restramed wrapped package, saymg And don't forget the thank They unwrap verrrrry slow- don't like lPfts, they don't unflattermg photographs of "We open our gIfts one at a yous OrOSK Point~ N~ws The Op-Ed Page Socialized medicine leaves bad taste in patients' mouths By Lawrence W. Reed ened noticeably In Just the past of 13 3 weeks was up from 11 9 Hospital food IS rarely mIS- five years Doctors m Mamtoba weeks m 1997 and up a shock- taken for gourmet cUlsme any- apparently agree Almost half Ing 43 percent smce 1993 No where, but at least In Mlclugan of them - an astotllshIng wonder that when fanner It IS not an Issue over whIch 1,800 - have left the proVInce Quebec PremIer Bourassa was major pohtIcal campaigns are In the past decade alone dIagnosed WIth cancer, he waged In Canada, however, It DaVId Gratzer, a CanadIan aVOIded "froo" care m hIs home IS - and the lesson It prOVIdes health policy commentator, country and Instead sought for Amencan health care IS publIshed a blockbuster book treatment In Cleveland profound last year titled "Code Blue" Advocates of soclahzed Last fall, a colleague of mme Gratoter revealed that the qual- health care In America - VISIted the Canadian prOVInce Ity of care Canada's system including the Clinton admInIs- of Mamtoba WIth Just a few prOVIdes to ordInary Cltlzens tratIon and MIchIgan days left before the electIOns, matters less to Its apologlsts Congressman John Dmgell - If you bave comments 01' auggNtiona, e.mall Doggo &: Mark at [email protected] polItical campalgnmg there than the quahty of care It would like to move us toward was at a fever pItch My fnend demes to the so-called nch the CanadIan model one step was astonished to observe that The egahtanan Impulse that at a time Indeed, Dmgell's bdl, Moderation management? the dommant Issue was Indeed drives Canada's "UnIversal" the National Health msurance hospItal food health care system calls for Act bag's content" The all clear spokes, from the trash a man standmg on the Side- Bomb threat wasn't sounded until state offi- "I am't got time to steal no walk who was wanted on state Wood, pohce were first on cers used X-ray eqUIpment to PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS bike' cause I'm gettm' me a charges for vlOlatmg parole the scene last week of a bomb confirm that the bag held car," he said The man sald he The MIchIgan Department of threat to blow up a sUite of paper Saturday, July 22, at 9 52 am pass a forged $494 check. The worked at a store on Mack CorrectIOns had Issued a war- SOCIal Securltv offices m an The suspect faces federal Two hours later, three cars teller suspected the woman of Pohce beheved lum and let him rant for the 26-year-old Woods office bUlldmg" on Mack near prosecutIOn remamed All were ticketed proVldmg fake In go home to DetrOit reSident on charges stemmmg Moross In a move later that after- Rebuffed, the suspect, from armed robbery On Tuesday July 18, at 1118 noon 10 the area of descnbed as a heavy-set black am, pollee arnved at the nor- Kid with knife Mornmgslde and South female With shoulder-length Rats visit Loud party mally busy thIrd-floor offices to On Saturday, July 22, at Renaud, which IS a route for haIr, drove away m a maroon On Fnday, July 21, at 8 30 Thmgs are dry m the weekly find the workplace evacuated 12 30 am, Grosse POInte Park fire trucks, on-street parkers 1993 Ford two-door regIstered am, Woods polIce receIved a report of underage drmkmg - except for a man slttmg 10 a pollee stopped a Juvemle biCY- comphed WIth an officer's to a woman hvmg on call from a reSident reporting a chair clalmmg to have a bomb cle nder they suspected of request to clear their vehIcles Nottmgham 10 DetrOIt rat on her front porch partIes 10 Grosse Pomte 10 a nylon bag breakmg curfew The subject from the street No, It wasn't a sohcltor, mag- Woods However, officers may Facmg pollee. the man, a was charged WIth carrymg a Ain't no stealin' azme salesman or rehglOus have broken up a minor-league DetrOIt reSident, retracted the concealed weapon after pollee Forged check recruiter It was a real pest bash before It got gomg On Fnday, July 21, at 8 30 On Thursday, July 20, at bomb story and "aId the bag discovered he carned an elght- Pollce couldn't find the ammal OffiCials of a bank WIth am, Woods police patrolling 11 05 pm, officers respondmg contamed paper mch kItchen kmfe and suggested the woman hire offices on Mack In the Woods A Woods pohceman coaxed the area of Mack and Cook an exterminator As for sohcI- to a nOIsy gathenng m a house are revlewmg lobby VIdeotapes the man to put down the bag Road investigated a man who tors, they need a permit from m the 1000 block of of an as-yet unknown woman and eXit the office As the sus- Woods on-street was ndmg a bicycle willIe car- city hall Canterbury dIscovered a group pect entered an outer hallway, who IS suspected of trymg to rymg another of young people WIth cans of officers wrapped him up parking problem pass a forged check The 23-year-old man said he beer nearby Officers told all A team offederal officer'i and Officers enforcmg a parkmg Dunng the afternoon of owned the bike he was ndmg Off wanted list underage revelers to leave the Woods pollce ,tood by as crackdown on Hunt Club In Fnday, July 21, a keen-eyed He said he scavenged the bike Woods pollce mvestlgatmg dwellmg None appeared to Grosse Pomte Woods marked bank teller thwarted the he carned, which had two flat teenage pranksters 10 the 1000 Michigan State Pohce arrived See CRIME, page 14A after 1 p m to determme the the tlre~ of eight vehIcles on woman'!> apparent effort to tires and cobwebs m the block of Canterbury picked up July 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News AutoDlotive 9A 2000 Toyota MR2 Spider: It's affordable; it's exotic "B) posltlOnmg the DOHC It IS a sports car, for fun, not - wheels are at the corner~ of VVT-I engine near the center a family car If you have a the body - and It ha~ a Wide of the chassIs, Toyota engi- bnefcase and a newspaper, track and dIfferent ~Ized rear neers have succeeded 111 lower- that pretty well filb up the and front tlre~, so staymg lI1g the polar moment of IOcr- car's passenger compartment firmly on the road I~ no prob- tIa " So says Toyota's promo- And for all practical purpo~es, lem Ib mld-engme de"lgn and Ib ~peedy steermg recovery all add up to lots of fun on curvy roads "Spyder" was a name Itahan maker~ began putt1l1g on some of their roadsters m the '60~, an Itahan ~pellmg of the Engh~h word "speeder" The word came back 1I1to Enghsh With the "y" spellmg, pro- Autos nounced "spider" as an Itahan word for fast sports car At By Richard Wright least, I th1l1k that's how It went The convertible top IS well tlOnal materIal about Its there IS no cargo space m the affordable mId-engine sports trunk deSIgned and easy to operate car, the 2000 Toyota MR2 SImply pop two header latch- The populanty of two-seat es, manually 11ft the top, get Spyder roadsters IS on the rIse, out and It folds down 111 ItS What does that mean? The sparked no doubt by the earh- well, where It snaps 1I1tOplace MR2 IS Be well balanced It can er MR2 but mostly by the and hes flat A small w1l1d- take corners as qUIckly as Its The new 2000 Toyota MR2Spyder cuts a rakish figure with its top down. And putting Mazda Mlata WIth the Mlata, breaker screen keeps the pas- styhng turns heads the top down and up is a simple operation. Mazda conscIOusly trIed to reo senger seats free of blow1l1g Toyota bl1ls the MR2 Spyder create the fun and the feel of from the rear The MR2 IS one as the "affordable exotic" And the small Bntlsh sports cars of of three new vehicles Toyota that's a good descrIptIOn the '50s and '60s - the MGs, mtroduced for 2000 to appeal I~\ It goes up agamst the Tnumphs, and Austm Healeys to younger buyers, along With Mazda Mlata m the market, - but WIth modern Japanese the Echo and the Cehca GT quality and effiCIency but ItS looks are more hke a The Spyder rIdes low on a tmy Ferrari or Porsche And The Mlata succeeded platform With MacPherson Its mid-ship engine placement admlfably So does the MR2 struts at each corner The gIves It the stability and pre- Spyder rear-drive wheels are dnven cIse control of that type of car One of my first observatIons through a five-speed manual But If you want an "afford- upon slttmg 111 the MR2 for and a new electrIC hydrauhc able exotIc," you better not the first time was how much It power steerIng system gIVes It Walt too long, because Toyota looked from the dnver's seat a preCISIOn unusual If not plans to market only 5,000 of hke an MG MIdget from the unknown 111 the '60s them thiS year 111 the Umted '60s Unhke the MG Midget, It The body features steel pan States By contrast, Mazda started qUickly, ran effiCIently els bolted onto a hIgh-rigidity sells about 20,000 Mlatas a and had more than enough umt-body, a natural for cus- year And they cost Just about power tomlz1I1g the same Our test car had a The MR2 Spyder shares an Sports cars m the '50s and sticker pnce of $23,553 engine With Toyota's Cellca '60s tended to be bare-bones For that pnce, you can get a GT, a 1 B-hter twm-cam 16- affairs The MR2 Spyder Mazda Mlata, but you can't valve four-cylmder umt which comes standard With air condl- get a Porsche, BMW, or produces 138 horsepower tlOnmg, ABS, power wmdows Ferran Smce the car only weIghs and doors, tilt steerIng wheel about 2,200 pounds, thiS IS With Its well-balanced mid. and a glass rear wmdow III the engIne desIgn, the MR2 scores more than enough to propel convertible top With defroster hIgh on the fun scale, as befits the roadster through ItS rear wheels hke a pocket rocket As might be expected, fuel an exotIC, affordable or not economy IS exceptional EPA It has a relatively long And thIS IS affordable mileage estImates are 28 mpg From the rear, the Toyota MR2 Spyder retains its exotic look. 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BMWM.3 BMW1318 R~ Convertll:lM BlacklSand WhitelSand Black SilverlBlack 1997 1997 BMW328i ~-3 Black/Grey July 27,2000 10A Schools Grosse POinte News NOTICE OF GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION SUIDIDer school, reading TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2000 clinics having a banner year By Bonnie Caprara To the Qualified Electors of Grosse Pointe. Grosse Pointe Farms. StaN Writer sum"_,, Grosse Pointe Park. Grosse Pointe Woods. Grosse Pointe Township in It's another record-breaking Wayne County and Lake Township in Macomb County year for the Grosse POinte 20 Public School System's sum- mer school 18 About 1,000 students, 200 NOTICE IS HERLBY GIVEN that a General Pnmary Election WIll be held In thiS county on Tuesday, mOl e than last summer, are August 8, 2000 tram 7 a dod In the forenoon unlll 8 o'dock In the afternoon, at which time candidates of 16 attendmg classes at Grosse Ihe DemUU.l11l.lnd Republilan pariIe, and nOn-p.lrIlSanlandldates for the follOWingoffices WIllbe voted Pomte North High School 14 ypVn ln \V ....) n... C.J...... U) -We have Iuds Irom all over the area mcludmg students 12 Unlled Slate" Senalor from France, Japan and Repre,entalll e In Congre,,, Poland who are Vlsltmg faml- 10 Stale Rcpre,eOlatlve lles and fnends,~ saId summer school duector Lynn Btgelman Pro,eLUtlngAttorney 8 Sherin "They want to SOCIalize Wlth Amencan kIds" Counl' Clerk 6 SIxty-three teachers are County Treasurer teachmg a vanety of subjects Regl>ler of Deeds from first grade readmess to 4 County Comml,sJOner ACT/SAT testIng strategIes Delegate to County Convention New offenngs Include elemen- Judge of CIrCUlICourt - Vote for (2) tary Instrumental classes, mid- I Judge of DISITllICourt - 23rd DIstrict dle school TV productIon and Non-Incumbent posillon (Taylor) lugh school desktop pubhshmg I Judge of Dlstnct Court- 36th DIStrlCICourt Non-Incumbent (XlsllJon One of the most popular offenngs are the readmg clm- ICS, especIally for the early ele- IN GROSSE POINTE TOWNSHIP IN LAKE TOWNSHIP (MACOMB) Results from last year's post- mentary grades The program dents a chance to respond WIth Supervl>or SupervIsor climc assessments showed that has grown from five students their own opinions helps them Treasurer Treasurer 75 percent of the students who when It first began five years evaluate their reachng maten- attended the reading chmcs Clerk Clerk ago to 85 students thls sum- ais more effectIvely That along Improved by at least one read- 2 Trustees 2 Trustees mer WIth mtroduelng the students 109 level (or semester) PROPOSITION 0 Blgeiman saId that most of to hIgh-Interest materials con- Blgelman SaId, "It's our goal the students attendmg the OPERATING MILLAGE RENEWAL tnbutes to btudent success In to keep these kIds at their summer readmg chmcs work the program reading level • Wlth a readIng speclahst m "When you butld on the cre- The summer school readmg To RENEW the millage authonzed In 1990, shall Wayne County be authonzed to continue to levy thIS mil- their schools dunng the school atIve base, they're able to chmcs could be conSIdered a lage al the estimated 2000 rollback rale of 9627 mIlls (about 96 cents per thousand dollars of taxable valua- year They are encouraged to expand and understand a num- step ahead and above the lion) for len more years (2000 lhrough 2009), and proceeds used to conlmue eXIsting County serVIces, attend the summer program to ber of thIngs they're reachng," Readmg Plan for Mlchlgan keep up the progress, including programs for arreSl, detention and prosecution of cnmlnals, juvemle court and related servIces, saId Booker "Also, we gIve the Gov John Engler signed mto Students meet three trmes a to pubhc health, recreallon, Counly parks, job training, semor cltlzcn servIces, and programs for meeting me ( )YES ( ) NO YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the polhng places for said EleclKJnare as follows CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS Racing Pct No I G P South High School, 11G P Boulevard Pct No 2 Gabnel RIChardSchool, 176 McKinley away Pct No 3 Clly HalllFlre StaMn, 90 Kerby Mark Weber, driver of Pct No 4 Kerby School, 285 Kerby Road the Mi.. York interna- Pct No 5 Brownell Middle School, 260 Chalfonte tional hydroplane, vislted with thlrd-p'aden In CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Lynne Olds' class at Ferry All Precmcls 740 Cadieux Road (Maire School Gymnasium) Elementary SChool to talk about hydroplanes CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS and his career. Weber thows studenta a model of a boat he built with his Pct No I Ferry School, 740 Roslyn Road father. Pct No 2 Mason School, 1640 Vernier Road Pct No 3 Parcells School, 20600 Mack Ave Pct No 4 Commumty Center, 20025 Mack Plaza Pct No 5 Montieth School, 1275 Cook Road Pct No 6 Barnes School, 20090 MorningsIde ~ilIaBe uf ~rosse Jointe ~1yores CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK Pct No I Trombly School, Beaconsfield and Essex ORDINANCE NO. 353 Pct No 2 Tromhly School, Beaconsfield and Essex Pct No 3 MUniCIpalBUIlding, East Jefferson AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 501(3) OF ORDINANCE NO 200, ENTllLED ZONING Pct No 4 PIerce School, Kercheval and Nottingham ORDINANCE, TO PROVIDE FOR REVISED MAXIMUM HEIGHT STANDARDS FOR Pct No 5 Defer School, Kercheval and NOlllngham RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES IN THE RESIDENCE DISTRICT, AND TO REPEAL INCONSISTENT Pct No 6 Defer School, Kercheval and NOllmgham PROVISIONS Pct No 7 PIerce School, Kercheval and Nottingham The Village of Grosse Pomte Shores ordainS TOWNSHIP OF GROSSE POINTE Gro~se Pomte Shores MunicIpal BUlldmg ArtIcle V of the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Gros~e Pomte Shores, bemg ordinance No 200, IS FI"t Floor, CouncIl Chambers amended by repealing the LUrrentSellIon 501(3) and replaCing 11 with the followmg 795 Lake Shore (3) MaXImum Heliht Thirty (30) feet m height (nol to eXleed two ,IOTles),on all bUIldable lots LAKE TOWNSHIP of 120 feet or le~s In 101 Wldlh Thirty three (3l) feet In heIght on all bUIldable lots In excess of Ethel & Eleanor Ford Gatehouse 120 feet In lot Width, provldmg the lot contains at least 12,000 square feet, and prOVIdingfur- 1100 Lake Shore ther that the porllon of the roof above thirty (30) feet (mea~ured hOrizontally as VIewed from the streel), cannot exceed 30% of the Width of the strullure (measured al the level of the second story), as Viewedfrom the street T.W. KRESSBACH JANE BLAHUT City Manager Clerk City Clerk II Ml'>Cellaneou~provl~lon~ City of Gro~,e POlnle City of Grosse Pomle Park 881-5HOO 822.6200 a IDl,onSlslctl!Ordlnan"c> Rcpc~ AIIordl nanle~ or part~ of ordmanccs In contllct, or mcon- ~I'>tenlwith Ihl~ ordlnanle are herelly repealed LOUISE S. WARNKE SHANE L. REESIDE City Clcrk As~'1 Clly ManagerlClty Clerk h Effcc!Jye pale. Pub!lcauon, Thl~ ordinance ~hall lake effect Immediately upon publlcal10n of City of Gros~e POlnle Wood~ CIty of Grosse Pomte Farms thl~ ordmanle, or a ~ynop~l~thereof In a new~papcr CITlUlaledm the Village of Grosse POinte 141-2440 885-6600 Shorc~, whllh puhhlallon ~hall he within I5 day~ after passage MARYMATUJA RAYMOND SUWINSKI Town~hlp Clerk Township Clerk Enalled 07/19/00 Town,hlp of Gro~'>CPomte Lake TownshIp (Macomb County) Approved 07119100 79) lake 'ihore 795 Lake Shore G PN 07/27/00 R84 0214 881-6565 John Huetteman III, Linda S. Walton, G PN 07/27/00 & 08103/00 VIllage Pre~ldent Village Clerk I JUly 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News Schools 11 A Scholars & honors Some parking, drop-off problems solved Defer to get new parking lot, board approves curb cut plan for Kerby Recent Grosse Pomte South High School graduate Jessica Bigelow was awarded Bonnie Caprara By durmg pIck-up and drop-off Rlchard;,on dl.,o ..,uggp..,tl'd thdt WIll ..,hilt lJ FREE.Business Checking! Thats Smartllusiness" ~~~~~N~~~.~~.., ,..,.,.., 99~ Ground TURKEY Now Two Smart Options KENWOOD "YALUPA" \IAk. "'mArl monr, 1I1c1n~If!' 1m nf \OUI top CABIR"H -;0 Ml $13.99 ~~I~~~.~ , 99~c Polish or Bratwurst pnonh (II« (k thl" Ollt \0 mOlllhh f•• HAYWOOD LINK SAUSAGE ~Iu n \ nil mcllnlam MULOT -10"41 $8.49 ~~:?e~:~~~, 79E~CH Choice • ~2 ;00 minimum ,n, Td~~Jd.llh h.J HI(, VIN TERRA Del MONICO dud \ our fir ..t lUO munthl\ trdn ...lC lion .... CH"RooNNAU MAlB!C 750 Ml $5.99 STEAKS ,In rnt' FOXEN ~~~~~~~~es ,..4 for$1 ..... 10 OOH""mmum ent r.ICl d.llh h .'.tn't CH"~lJO'IIN"Y -,0 W Top Round 1nd \Ollr fir ... tUB"IIlnl},h Ir.\n ....11 lion .... STEAKS 1ft fn I HESS CHARDON 'lAY 7,0 Ml PIli'" \011 1.111 Ilk •• td"lnll~1 of our DEEP D'SCc>UNT blllolnl In.m .. ml rl f. lPlt ..., nill" p 1\ roll IAnl f VVINI'" $1~~ ChooJe the checks thaI are prO( t II1~ ,md ttll 1011\1 nu nrl of p nml.: ( ... I ()OR .....\\ Of) BOX'';; right for your bUSInessthrough ,onr hu ..II1t' .... hdl .. I., It Itphon, or h\ 1'( 99 $1 Clal1ce American '0'" 111 II .. n alh '-Imflr/nfl~"I('~'" SORBET PINTS EACH GRILLED AVALON Rudytoul $ fRESH ,,,.";;;.,,,.;:;;-,...,,,,,- 99 $1 CHKKEN BREAST HALVES.. "_. 2 for 1 ~~ BAGUETTE EACH 0--.":FIRST FEDERAL FRENCH $549 ~ OF MICHIGAN As,," Us Weea" Do , '" R AST L8 ~ FDIC LABATT BLUE OR LIGHT IflSlnd wwwftomtom 12 PACK BOnLES JUMBO $1195 8efforCliden '74 TIGER SHRIMP LB ENCHIlADAS pIlg. of 5 $ 49 Rnn~h offi~r. lhrou,",olll mrlropohlan Orlroll. OIWpl. lI.alamalOO. n...... ,. $ 99 ------Cheese EndIiIadas pIlg. of 5 6 I)"ran Cil) Of~rOSSe'ointe, Michigan ~illa:B£ of ~rosse Joint£ ~lror£ii INVITATION TO BID MORATORIUM ON LOT SPLITS Sealed proposal. for the Fountain Park/FestJval Plaza & Clock Arch Installation In Gros!>e POinte. MIchigan WHEREAS, the VIllage CounCil ISdeSIrOUSof revlewmg the currenl ordinance proVISions pertalnmg to lot Will be receIved at the office of the City Manager. Mr Thoma. Kressba~h, Cny of Grosse Pomte, 17147 splits, and Maumee Avenue, Gro~se POinte, Ml~hlgan 48230-1589 Bids Will be re~e1Ved untIl II 00 a m Jocaltlmc, Wednesday, August 16.2000, at which time all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud WHEREAS the Planning CommiSSIon and thc CounCil need time to siudy the mailer while at the same lime mamlalntng the ~tatus quo. and The s~ope 01 thiS project w111Include wor" from bUIlding face to buddIng facc along approXimately two bloc"s In the Village of Gros.e POInte The wor" 's pnmanly localed along SI ClaIr A\enue. runnmg north WHEREAS. the eXlslmg 101Spill ordinance wnlam. prm ISlons that may nOI now be 10 the bestmlerests of and ~outh of the Kercheval Avenue mtersectlon An addlllonal y, ork area on Kcrche\ al Avenue occurs bet- reSidential developmcnt which malntam~ the ~haracler ot Ihe neighborhoods m the community. and ween Notre Dame and St Clair The work generally In\olved sHe preparation, rcmoval of bltumlnou, and (..oncrete pavmg, m~tallallon of wnuete pavmg, mstallatlOn of concrete curbing brick pavmg, concrcte and WHEREAS, the Council bclleve, there IS bOlh a po,,,bdlty and a likelihood that allempts may be made to bltummou. pa\ mg. low brick and wrought Iron walh, slone veneer fountam walb, dramage strudures a'ld • '1'11110l~"while Ihls mailer IS under conSideration, lines, Irrigation and land~,aplng and other wor" as ,allcd oul In Ihe plan, and ,peclfi,dllon~ Work aha Include. the lO.tallallon of ..He turnllure 'treet lighting and Clock Ar,h a~ ,upplicd by the CIty NOW THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED hy the VlIlage CounCIl as 101l0w~ BId dO\.umcnls Will be avallahlc ,tartlng Thur,day Jul) 27 1000 They ,an be \ lewed al There IS hereby detlared a moratorium on the followmg actiVIties wllhm the Village of Grosse POinte Cily of Grm,5CPomte Qlrl.e., 17147 Maumcc Avcnue, Gro"c Pomte Michigan 48230 Shore~ Con~lru,lIon A,.,oclallon 01 MKhlgan. 162'\ S Woodward Avcnue. Bloomlicld HlIJ.. MI~hlg.ln ..8302 a Thc rc~el vmg or procc.,smg by Ihc VIllage of .my applKalions for a lot split of any nature whatso- Dally Com,lructlon Rcport" 40000 Grand Rl\ cr A\cnuc SUltc 404 No\ I MI<.hlgan 4817'\ cvcr on any land Within thc VIllage F W Dodge 10 Qa" Hollo,," ~UItC 1~O ~oulhlicld MH.hll!an 48m .. BUIlders Ex,hange. 114 S Wafer ~Ircct. Saginaw. M"hlga~ 48607 h TIll' moralorlum I' etfcl.l1vc at 10 (){}P m on July 19. 2000, and shalilermmate althe conclUSIOn oj thc rcgular Q,lObcr Counul meetmg unlc" termmalcd or extended b}-the Village CounCIl prior to Bid d(x.ument~ v. ill hc a\ailahle tor dl'>trlhutlon at that time Q1y,..of Gro.sc PQIU!eOffi,cs. 17147 Maumee Avenue, Gro~,c POinte Mldllgan 48:!30 M C SmJlh ASs()uale; and Ar,h!\e\.lural Group. 1m, , 520 Greenwood A\e S 1:. • Ed~t Grand , Thl~ moralorlum ,hall not affect any pendmg applications for lot .,pllts which have been propeny Raptd~ MKhlgan 49506 Phone (616)451 1346 Fax (616)4')1-1935 filed WIth the VllIagc pnor to July 19 2000 A $ ~o00 NON REFUNDABL I. ,harge will he rcqulred tor eadl hid ,ct pllked up ,It M C ~mllh h,ued ctfCdllC a, of 1000 P m July 19 2000 h> vote ot Ihc Village Coun~ll A~,()('late, and Archltcltural Group Inl An addltlon,)1 non-refundahle ch.lrgc ot ~20 00 will be charged for bid ,et'> rcqumng ,hlppmg and handlmg AYES 6 Propo,al, mu,t hc a,companled hy a ,ertilled lh.::,". hdnk dratl ot hid hond ot an apprm ed ,urety wmpany NAYS o domg hU~lnc"" In MKhlgan In an amounl cqual 10 'IVC pcr,enl (59t) 01 the lotal amount pr()po~ed Propo,ah ~halllJc ..uhmlltcd In a(.(.ordan,c With thc Inlormatlon tor Bidder .. ot Ihe hId documcnt'> ABSENT o The Owner re,crve, the right to reJccl an~ or all hid, or an~ part, ot the 'nlnc \\ 11\C.In> Irrcgul.lrIIIC' and John Huetteman III, Linda S. Walton, to a"cpl any hid In Ihelr own 1Jc~1Intcre,t VJlI.lgc Prr"dcnl VIllage Clerk Bid do<.umcnh willlJc availahlc ,Iartmg Thur ..day July 27 2000 G P N 07/27100 BId opening wllIlJc Wcdnc,day Augu~1 16. 2000 Constru<.lIOn will begin September 18.2000 Con~truLllon, rc,loratlon and cleanup ~ha" be comp)ele May 25 2001 Thomas Kres8bach, G P N 07/27/00 Cily Clerk ( July 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News ; Obituaries 13A "ervlte PnOJ to hi" dppomt m{'nt to the fire dl'pdftmlmt Mr Yakhn W<1,l'mplClyed v, Ith the Dodge Motor Co and then WIth thp BI Igg, ManuldLtul mg C'o He W<1"d],O a Rp,lltor v,lth ,John,tone & John"tone untll IlJfW After a WrOndl} b} 1)<1., .. Opl r ) ear" of voluntLu "n J (t. to the hO'Jllt,lI In IlJh2 h( bl'ldmp one oj the foundmg munfwr, ()f AAHf' (ho1ptll 3430 of Gl()~"e I'OlTltL ,1l1d became It'> fir"t Tn ("Idt nt Ill' wa .... d...,o d nH nlhl r of thp GrO'i"e POInt< "LnlOr \ten'., Club Olive E. Maghielse Ruth Kern Menge Alice Heminway WardweU Mr Yaklm" "ulIl\ed h, hi- Wife, Alice Cath( nne tl'O .."II, Pomte Memonal Church at 10 to travel life's path WIth grace MIchIgan State College wonderful m"plratlOn to her Robert J (K<1tyl and :-'11(h,,,1 Norman William a m Interment WIll be at and dignIty Mr Peasley was a retIred family and dear friends who J , and grandddughtc'r .. ';U",1Il Blohm Sr. AcaCia Park m BIrmingham Mrs Menge IS survived by member of the Electrical wIll mh" her Mrs Wardwell (MIChael) Folger dnd :\1.\(\ JI) three daughters, E Ann Manufacturers Representative died Fnday, July 14, 2000 Former Gro!>se Pomte Woods Walter Robert Lee (Wilham) LeFevrl' (George) Chapelle-Negrl, AssociatIOn, a former member Mr, Wardwell wab born In reSident of 42 years, Norman A funeral Md"~ to! :\11 Glady Hancock and Martha of the Gowame Golf Club and a Wdtntown, Conn, to the late WIlham Blohm Sr , died McAdow Yakhn was celebrated Fnuo1Y (WIlham) Cox, five grandchIl- member of the Grosse Pomte Buell H and Agnes T Thesday, July 18, 2000, at St Walter Robert Lee "Mac" July 21 at Our Lady Star of the dren, Susan (WIlham) GIlbnde, SenIor Men's Club He was an Hemmway She attended MIS!> John SenIor CommunIty 10 McAdow died Fnday, July 21, Sea CatholIc r hurLh Robert C Chapelle, Chnstlne aVId bIllIard and pool player Porter's School m Farmmgton, DetrOIt He was 87 2000, after a long Illness at hiS Interment I' at Mount 011\ Lt (Dan) Elhott, Wilham D Mr Peasley IS survived by Conn, and attended the Mr Blohm was the second daughter's home In Bradford Cemetery m DetrOit Hancock and Laura Hancock, hiS nephews, Mark and MIlton ReSidence School m New York, son born to WIhelmme and Woods, Pa He was 96 and five great-grandchildren of Austm, Texas He was prE'de- N Y Her debut m Grosse WIlhelm Blohm of Halfway Mr McAdow was born on SerVIces WIll be held at the (now RoseVIlle) He was a 1934 . July 29, 1903,' m Hastings, ceased by hiS WIfe, Sally Pomte was madl' In 1939 Grosse Pomte War Memonal, A memorIal service for Mr Mrs Wardwell was an actlve graduate of DetrOit's Denby Neb, and moved shortly there- Alger House, on Thursday, HIgh School He worked for the after to Hiawatha, Kan He Peasley was held Tuesday, July member of the DetrOIt and July 27, at 11 am 25, at the Verheyden Funeral Grosse POInte commUnIties Wayne County Register of graduated from the UnIVerSIty Memonal gIfts may be sent Home She served as former preSident Deeds and retIred as the super- of Kansas In Lawrence, Kan, to the First Church of Chnst Mr Peasley IS mterred at of the Children's Home of visor of the abstract dIVISIOn where he majored m chemistry SCIentIst, 26333 Jefferson, 8t Woodlawn Cemetery m DetrOIt and the FarmIngton after 41 years of serVIce He was a member of the track ClaIr Shores, MI 48081, or the DetrOIt ASSOCIatIon of MIchIgan She Mr Blohm was a football and team and held a conference SalvatIOn Army or to the chan- was also a member of the basketball referee/offiCial for record for the 440 yard run for ty of chOIce many years He was a manager many years Garden Club of MIChigan, the and coach of many Babe Ruth Upon graduatIOn, Mr Peter F. Tau Beta ASSOCiatIOn, the teams m Grosse Pomte Woods McAdow was employed m JUnIor League of DetrOit, the Nowosielski, M.D. Country Club of Detroit and He loved golf and won many Amanllo, Texas, as CIty bacte- Peter F NOWOSlelskI, M D, of Chnst Church Grosse POInte league tournaments He was nolog1st and then jomed Cook Grosse Pomte Park and Marco Mrs Wardwell's mterests also a member of Chnst the Pamts and VarnIsh m Kansas Island, Fla., died 'lUesday, July King Lutheran Church for 42 City, Mo He was then trans- mcluded her gardens, art class- 18, 2000, m Naples, Fla He es, sharmg an afternoon of years ferred to DetrOit m the 19305 was 69 Mr Blohm IS survived by WIth Cook's andJomed Harmon bndge With her fnends and Dr Nowoslelskl was born m spendmg time With her grand- three sons, Norman Jr (Susan) Color Works In Haledon, N J DetrOIt and practIced famIly chIldren and great-grandchil- of SterlIng HeIghts, PatrIck m 1939 Dunng World War II, Harold C. ZlnIi:. medIcme m St ClaIr Shores dren Her family and fflends (Dolores) of Grosse POInte Harmon Color Works loaned He attended St Mary's Woods and Mark of West him to the FBI laboratory m chensh her memOlY, not WIth Preparatory School In Orchard sadness or regret, but With the Bloomfield, a step-daughter, WashIngton, DC, where he Lake and mamtamed an active Harold C. Zink Cheryl (James) WhItney of helped develop the spectro- same JOY,peace of mmd, appre- relatIOnshIp With the St CiatIOn of beauty and good Grosse POinte Woodb re!>l- Rochester Hills; a brother, graph WhICh was used m paInt Mary's Schools mcluding a long humor With which she dent Harold C link died of Edgar (Marge), 10 grandchIl- chIp analYSIS After the war he tenure on Its board of trustees embraced hfe complIcatIOns of a 'itroke on dren and several great-grand- returned to Harmon Color HIS undergraduate work was She IS survived by her five Thur~day, July 20, 2000 dt chIldren. He was predeceased Works then later jomed completed at the UnIversity of chlldren and their spouse~, Bon Secours Hospital He \Va" f.ly hIS first WIfe, Alice, m 1968 Monsanto m Boston In 1949 DetrOIt and he receIved hIS Alice (George) Haggarty, 78 after 34 years of marnage, and he Jomed Berry Brothers Pamt medIcal degree from the Suzanne (Wilham) Prescott, Mr lmk \\ a~ born In DetrOIt, hIS second Wife, Jean, m 1996 and Varmsh In DetrOit and Umverslty of Ottawa In Sheldon (ChnstIneJ, Jeffrey was a 1944 graduate of Wayne A funeral serVIce for Mr contmued WIth ItS successor Ontano, Canada He was hoth near Lake;,hore and Vernier PBT After she was arrested Wife and two daughters, both motor vehIcle whlle under the When the officer pulled the her car was "earched and under the age of 9 He was mfluence of mtoxlcatmg Crime ----••------vehicle over and "poke With the pohce found four bags contam- taken to St John HospItal, hquors and dnVlng WIth faulty J.'rom page 8A day In the Park, court offiCial., driver, he smelled the odor of mg an ounce of a substance where techmclans took a blood eqUIpment alerted police that someone that tests indicate was man- sample for testmg The dnver h<1\e lwen dl lI1kmg Pea pip alcohol WIth a ;,u;,pended license was The officer a"ked the driver Juana The dnvel was Cited for was CIted for operatmg a motor nded dl !Vcr;, lIcense Pollce dnvmg The officer dlso saw an open have been dnnkmg and searched, the officer also found type vehicle The value of the Impounded the car and Cited On Saturday, July 22, at 6 30 beer bottle on the passenger slurred hIS speech when he a flask that the driver SaId con- tools stolen IS estImated to be the 1ll.1ll \\ ho couldn't prOVide p m a patrol officers saw a Side of the car spoke He faIled hiS field sobn- tamed whiskey close to $1,000 proof oj 1Il "UI an((' 1984 Chevlolet pIckup tnlck She failed her field sobnety ety tests and refused to take a He was taken mto custody In 11-lll1llar lIleldent the next ,>queaJ out from a stop light tests and blew a 27 on her PBT Passengers mcluded hiS and charged WIth operatmg a - Jim St£ck(ord "" I • •ANN ARBOIl Apollo 2100 W Stadium B~ .lollerty (734) 668 6100 apolfohncmerc com CLINTON TOWNSHIP Stu Evans lakeSide 17500 Hall Rd at ~omoo PIantl \8101 840 2000 5luevan5lil1ke~llie com DEARBORN Krug ~~~~t9:e. 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Pointe News News 15A Shores to fine-tune zoning ordinances f~1fl' PET POINTER By By Jim Stlckford ruptmg a neIghborhood's effort to fine. tune ordInances Lakeshore A relent request for "(" OF INTEREST JoMaldonado Staff Writer ambIance that were passed In 1995 He a lot splIt along the lake The Grosse POInte Shores This new ordmance carne added that the goal was to brought these lots to the atten- New arrival VIllage Board of Trustees, m about after a recent varIance mamtam "tandards, but allow bon of the board response to several recent van- request from a Shore" resIdent a certam flexIbIlIty needed for "We have to decide how we ance requests, have or are In who wlbhed to build a horne on a commumty that has lots of are gOIng to allow these lots to the process of fine-tumng zon- a large lot The house would different sIzes m the same be bplIt" Huetteman said Pee Wee Damman Ing regulatIOns affectIng lot have exceeded the allowable neIghborhoods "RIght n~w we Ju,>t spent three Born: Pee Wee wa<, 1>01 n sphts and house heIghts heIght regulatIOn!> by about Part of the problem In hmlt- months gOIng back and forth one of <,evpn In W,lrn'n At the July 19 meetmg, the two feet mg house heIght by nelghbor- With Mr and Mrs RankIn Peck wherp "he wa~ adopted board approved regulatIOns The varIance wa!> approved, hood IS that It'S pOSSible to on a splIt In the 800 block of Mom's occupation: affectIng house heIghts The but Mayor John Huetteman have homes on lots of varymg Lakeshore We don't want to do new rules allow homes WIth asked that tru"tee Cameron WIdths on the same block So that agam We're talking about Sdle<, manager for WDIV le~~ than 120 feet In WIdth to PIggott, :l]ong \uth thi) applu- the be"t y,a; tv l.:guldtc 1" d "mall Hum!>':1 uf lULb, Wh .. t Pee WH, \\.uuld be no more than 30 feet In pnate village offiCIals and strIctly by lot sIze between 10 and 20, where the like to be when she heIght planmng commiSSIOn mem- The board of trustees also property lInes zlg-zag from Houses on lots that are more bers, revIew the current regu- voted to approve a moratOrIum Lakeshore to the lake" grows up: Future w-,tdr than 120 feet Wide can now latIOns to see If any changes on lot sphts until the board's These few Irregular lots real- of the next IndIana Jone., reach a heIght of 33 feet These could or should be made Oct 20 meetmg ly aren't covered well under movie Pee Wee Damman at 10 regulatlOns set two heIght At the July meeting the new The thtnkmg behind that current law, Huetteman ~ald Age: 12 weeh old weeks Qld standards - the notIon bemg ordmance was presented to the move, saId Huetteman, IS that So the board has deCIded to that larger lots can accommo- board PIggott saId the propos- there are a number of lrregu- have a moratOrIum on lot splIts Type of Pointer: Boxer date taller homes WIthout dls. al was made as more of an larly shaped lot~ along for about three months to give Family: lIve'> WIth hf'r mum and dad members time to conSider Claim to fame: Thl' young'iter has entered the !lve" of optIOns her parentb, making her mom a total mornIng per"on VIllage attorney Ralph Houghton saId that there are Meeting all the de\ elopmentdl ml1e"tone", Pee Wee has an no lot sphts before the board IncredIble bense of "mell, acute Vl'lOn, works well WIth front currently and the moratOrIum paws, has a great kndlk for cheWIng, has excelltnt verbal ~hould be enacted so that no skIlls and has already begun talking, engaging In conversa- one shps one m whIle the board conSIders the questIOn So If tIOns, and has a great memory, rpmembenng where ~he has the board agrees to any buned bones days ago She I" not potty traIned yet changes In lot splIts, everyone Favorite toys: Mr Kitty and Mr Squeaky Crab Will be startIng from the same pomt Favorite shows: "Jerry SprIng('r' and "SurvIvor" The board unanImously Favorite food: Chicken lettule wraps from P F Chang's approved the moratonum unttl Favorite Pointe: Back wrner of yard Oct 20 Favorite pastime: sleepmg, averaging about SIX naps a day, sleeps through the mght Clean Out Mom's quote: "Pee Wee hab brought a ton of laughs Into Your House, Attic, Garage, our hveb She l~ worth ever) poop I've stepped on " Shed, etcl Place your garage sale ad NOW! NOW! NOWI If you would !the to ha~e your pet conSIdered for Pet Mock drowning in Park Remember Pomter of Interebt, submIt your pet's photo (no photocopies Day Place TIme Items Groue Pointe Park Ufeguards undergo annual review at Windmill Pointe Park. Deadline and photos cannot be returned) along WIth a bnef summary Terri Solomon, the city director of parks and recreation, conducts WUUlDounced Tuesday NOON telling us why your pet IS It/llque, Include your address and tests to see how her guards react to unezpected emergencies. The guards never VisaJ MasterCardAccepted phone number Send all replIes to Pet Pomter of Interest, 96 bow when the "drowning" wiD happen or who wiD be the victim. In the exercise Grosse Pointe News Kerchelal Ale, Grosse POinte Farm~, MI 48236, e mall at above. pretend victim M11r.eMelnyk is attended by guards, from left, Ashlee Linne, & Connection .Ahmad Makl. Dan Olson and Regan Roth. Lifeguards from the five Grosse Pointe. Classlfleds Petpomter@aol com will compete at the Pointe-wide Top Guard competition at Windmill Pointe Park on (313) 882.6900 Wednesday. Aug. 2. at 4 p.m. lOIiLy ENTERT.A\INMENT • FOOD • GREAT BARGAINS l1~'he qge FRlDA~JULY28th 5:3/0ypJll.~~"':la p.m~,.~SATURDA'{,JULY 29th 9:30 a.m.. 5:30 p.m. • KERCHEVAL CLOSED ON BOTH DAYS! ~ THE UNIQUE3HOPS ALONG KERCHEVAL BETWEEN CADIEUX AND NEFF RAIN DATE - AUGUST 5TH For more jnformation~ call (313) 886..7474 or visit our website at www.thevillagegp.com SIDEWALK BORDERS" -SALE Moose.iV 1714.1 "wheY. I - Graue POInte - rglg) S?S?5-11S?S? ~ ide W II r k ~ a I e ~ • J u I y 28 & 29 Village Sidewalk Sale Friday Night Live Saturday TOOl JOIr: lhe entire Village for the Don't MISS the second dav 2S'lDtoSO% July 2&h and 29'b Salesl To make the evening of the Sidewalk 5alesl Conoe Tente. ~a(;kpa(;k5. hikine ~OOt5. kayak5 and more extra special, Borders Will to flnri some bargolns and hove the AmaZing Clark some funl Can't flndJ'l'y' OFF riDing magiC and balloons bargains' Come te Bc:::Jc"s We love your doe CJtsldc from 6-830 p m and meet a ps',ct"C ":r SUMMER Jcn"; ,""IS5 a chance to have the Bostol1 TeC1 R-J,~i veur face painted from 6- from 1-3 pm, movbe ~'\- MERCHANDISE (\ 30 p m JOin the festiVities or she con !ell ,'cc, os all of Grosse POln'e where the borg(]ws arC' S8 'urns out for the best In (Space !s ',rTJltp:l, - KORET "10%... off Pu=IF..xduoIIIl( ... itvc entertainment and so you must Sign ,K,' '=' ~ iltrodIIl A..- 50 .. -LEON LEVIN bargainS galore thiS cvcr~ , 16844 Kerche\al' Grosse Pointe 48230 • (313) 881.9991) - SOUTHERN LADY Visit us online 01 www.borders.com - ALFRED DUNNER - YVES ST. CLAIR HARVEY's -BLAST Compleat Traveler K~ - COLLEGE POINT 17045 Kercheval bed, bath & window fashions 1982 J -JANTZEN - Selected LUGGAGE from SInce .:<. " HARTMANN, ATLAN'TIC, KENNETH COLE, etc. ."~~ - SANIBEL ) SIDEWALK SALE " - DESIGNERS - BUSINESS CASES -GAMES - DUFFLES - GIFTS MANY MORE - WALLETS • BEACH TOWEL CLOSEOUT, , $9.99 - Selected JAM SPORT packs • JUMBO BATH SHEETS..." " .., $9.99 OPEN 50-80 % off • ASSORTED BATH TOWELS ,.., ,.., , $5.99 SUNDAY • ASSORTED KITCHEN TOWELS .., $2.99 12 to 4 - All 11IAVEL PRO LUGGAGE • BED PILLOWS all sizes from ,.", "., .,$6.99 400/0 off and another 100/0 off 17037 KERCHEVAL 16906 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 881-5060 Side Walk SaJe JuJy 28 &. 29 881-9890 July 27, 2000 16A Business Grosse POinte News Greenspan giveth, but also taketh away Fed Chairman Alan The NASDAQ Comp0;,lte for Kmart (KM, about 7 7/16), One member suggested an out- Greenspan's testlmony before wab tnmmed 3 6 percent fOl but the 2000 contest sub~tltut. of-state Internet stock, but the Senate Bankmg the week, t!osmg again at Lei's lalk...STOCKS ed Ma~co Corp Gov John Engler ha" appomted Gros;,e POinte Shores reSident Plain English- The Detroit Area's Family Boating Club Mathew Cullen to the Michigan EconomIc Development Let George Do It! Corporahon Executive CommIttee Air ConditIOned Club House The committee exerCI'le'l the power'l of the MEeD, which Large Landscaped Lawn Area work'l WIth local commumtlP'I to Improve the 'Itate''I bU'lme.,., cll. • Plain English - Chair of Plain Enghsh Committee mate and expand Job opportumtlCb of State Bar of Michigan for 17 JUnior & Adult Salhng Classes . ~ Cullen, who 1'1 general manager of General Motor" EAG years; See (www.michbar.org) Racmg & Rendezvous Programs ~r: EnterpnbC' \\ III 'Ierve an eIght-year term ".. under committees SWlmmmg Pool & Galley • Henry Maldonado ha~ hl'en named vIce prp.,ldent of aud. • Diversity - former Peace Corps Volunteer 10 Chtldren's Play Areas .1ii 'l't, cnce and "alc'l promotIOn for Po.,t Nc\\"wcek StatIOn-. [nc the Accra, Ghana, West AfTlca Social Programs ~!-,--...J,;~"" parent company of WDIV-TV DetrOlt Maldonado worked prevlou'lly a" \\i D[V'~ VIC('pre"ldent of pro • Fair - son of UnIon carpenter; member of legal grammmg and promotIOn In hi, ne\\ Joh, he will relam c('rt 'I July 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News News 17A Save money on film, processing In our unpredIctable econo- my, we're all searching for bar- gam prices on cameras, lenses and other photographIc eqUip- ment Our thrift) efforts should apply to film, too Where we shop for film, how we shoot It, and where we get /" It processed can all produce notlceable cost saVIngs Here are some Idea. that Photograph~ WIll help you save money on film and processmg U~l> thl> ~Iowl>"t "rl'''d film By Monte Nagle that lightmg conditIon. will before It explrc~, place your when Ublllg fla.h that you arp allow In other words, don't film m the freeler Thlf> way, It always use fast films HIgher at the proper "ynchromzatlOn will last mdefimtely Just bpeed ABA films not only cost more allow a few hour. for thawlllg Make bure the re ....lOd knob to purchase, but colors are not out before loadmg It 111 your as VIvid and gram IS more pro- on manual camera" rever<;e" camera nounced a" you advance the film to Fmally, take routme precau- af>sure It Ib movmg through ConsIder uSing .lide film as tions With your film to make the camera And, durmg hot your color alternatIve The bure all your "hot. Will come weather, don't leavp your cost of processmg a roll of out loaded camera In d hot car shde film IS considerably less f Use X-ra\ bag''' at "pcunty where the heat ma\ "poll than that of a roll of color neg- check> at aIrport- :Mdkl "Ult' tho"e "Pl'lldl "hot" To economize on film, Monte Nagler carefully composed and took just a couple shots atlve film You can then have of thIS cottage. It's located in BunraUy, Ireland. prints made from your best slides Thmk about domg some work m black and whIte Black and whIte film and pro- cessmg are less expensive than color Black and whIte can enhance the aesthetIcs of many subjects and mIght Just motIvate you mto domg your own darkroom work Shop around for speCIals Many camera shops and large dIscount stores WIll save you consIderably on film Mall order busmesses can also save you a lot FIlm that mcludef processing matlers can save you money, too Learn to "short load" film Here's how It works As soon as the film leader IS attached to the take-up reel, close the f camera back and take up the -, tensIon by a couple turns on the rewmd knob Advance two i', more frames and you're ready ~~::: to begm your roll Domg thIS WIll usually gIve you a couple extra shots on each roll Conserve film by not shoot- mg as many pIctures as you are used to Concentrate on quahty rather than quantIty Take your tIme Compose more thoughtfully and expose more carefully Thmk "makmg photographs" rather than "taktng snapshotb " Take note of the eXplratlOn dates on your film If you thmk you won't use It all up Live & Learn Courses & adventures Enhance your mmd, body and spmt by partakmg m the courses and adventures offered by the Grosse Pomte War Memonal Enter August on a hIgh note WIth a performance by the BrookSide Jazz dunng the final MUSIC Festival Programs, Wednesday, Aug 2, at 6 30 p m Ttckets are $6 for adults or $2 for children Advanced tIckets guarantee mdoor seatmg 10 case of mclement weather Jom In the Centenrual celebratIOn of a bIg- ger and better Toledo Zoo dur- Ing a day triP, Tuesday, Aug 15, from 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m The fee IS $24 or $22 for chIl- dren, ages 2 to 11, and semors Make your reservatIOns by Thursda), Aug 10, to enJoy a wonderful productIOn of Thornton Wilder's The Matchmaker, along With shop- ping and dining In the quamt Victonan town of Nlagara-on- the-Lake, OntarIO, Canada, dunng a Shaw FestIval tnp, Tuesday, Oct 17 to Wednesday, Oct 18 The fee IS $249 per person, double occupancy or an addltlOnal $115, Single supple- ment Pre-regJster for classes usmg your Master Card or VIsa VIa fax at (313) 884-6638, e-m~11 www warmemonal org, or phone at (313) 881-7511 ANCERINFORMAnON? 1BA July 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News Wayne County Prosecutors say, 'Mike Duggan is our choice. I ~ I I I Dear Wayne County Citizens, We, the undersigned Assistant Prosecutors of Wayne County, enthusiastically endorse Mike Duggan as Ute next Wayne County Prosecutor and urge you to vote for him in the Democratic primary on August 8, 2000. There are no RepUblican candidates in the race so the winner of the Democratic primary will become our next Wayne County Prosecutor. Wehave dedicated our professional lives to serving the interests of the citizens of WayneCounty as well as the interests of justice. The upcoming election now requires us to put partisanship aside and consider who is best able to lead us in our commibnent to public service. Mike Duggan is our choice. Many of us have worked with or been in court with the other candidates and we cannot support them for this important position. As veteran prosecutors, we know the needs of our community and our Prosecutor's Office. Because of the challenges facing our County, we realize a special person is needed as the next Wayne County Prosecutor. That person is Mike Duggan. Mike Duggan is a proven leader and a man of integrity. He will aggressively attack the problems caused by gun violence, habitual offenders, crackhouses, the nagging persistence of violent juvenile offenders, family violence, and the looming problems of Internet crime. He is dedicated to working to keep guns from the hands of children. Mike Duggan is the right person to lead our fight against crime in Ute 21st Century. Robert Agacinski Nancy Diehl Mike Lehto Barry Siegel Olga Agnello Frederick Doetsch Patricia Leonard Kenneth Simon Nancy Alberts Robert Donaldson Daniel Less Kevin SimowskI Jennifer Arkin Douglas Dwyer Rita Lewis Paul Sinutko Don Atkins Susan Dunn Brian Marzec Luke Skywalker Doug Baker Ralph Elizondo Wade McCann Barabara Smith Janice Bartee Jack Fennessy David McClorey Andrea Solak Timothy Baughman Todd Flood Kathleen McClorey Robert Spada Thomas Beadle Thomas Furtaw James Metz Valerie Steer Thomas Beck K.ellie Gleason Maria Miller Robert A. Stevens Jr. Frank Bernacki James Gonzales Sally Moore Robert Stevens Sr. Mark Bernardi Michael Gruskin Robert Moran John Sturtridge Paul Bernier Rodney Nassinger Mary Morrow James Surowiec John Bianco Terrence Haugabook Patlick Muscat Lawrence Talon Deborah Blair Robert Heimbuch Janet Napp Mort Tatken Carolyn Breen David Higbee Dana Nessei John Thompson Duane Brown Ernest Hornung Maria Petito Kam Towns Robert Butler Augustl.lS Nutting Karen Plants Vince Toussaint Jeff Caminsky Shawn Jacque Joseph Puleo Odie Uddyback Thomas Chambers Joseph Jansen Ana Quiroz Javier Villegas Bradley Cobb Nervey Jenkins Lisa Raymond Elizabeth Walker Marcus Connor Charles Kellett Eric Restuccia Lora Weingarden Michael Cox Thomas Khalil William Rollstin Thomas Wenzel Christopher Coyle Michael King Sharon Ross Nancy Westveld Jane Cramer John Knappman Margaret Rynier Danton Wilson Mary Sue Czarnecki Christine Kowal Timothy Scallen Jon WoJtala Christina Daskas Martin K.rohner Joh n Scavone Emily Wolfe Lori Dawson Richard K.risciunas Robert Sheiko Karen Woodside Tom Dawson Gary LaBret Lawrence Shulman Keith Wright PAID FOR BY Tl1E Wi\YNE COUNTY OOVERNMENT BAR ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMmEE AND WAYNE COUNTY ASSISTANT PROSEClJTORS' 1441 ST ANTOINE' DeTROIT, MI48226 Section B ...... ,11'1 .. 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C.a " "."'.. or •• f, Networking group helps business people keep in touch wIth ex(ellent person,l! dUt'ntlOn By Jim Stickford dnd they ha ....c enJoved (''«c!lent Staff Writer v.,,.,,twn,, .,~ '1 , P"l11t YOIl (illl try Ours IS an era ot electrOniC commu- to get the be!>t deal on the Intpl net, nlcatlOn The technology that has cre- but hav1I1g someone 111 the bU~I- ated fax machines, the Internet and e- nes!> adVise you IS "ollH'thlllg that mall has allowed workers to get out of IS hard to bedt their offices and work out of their "Beyond busmc:," Iefell ab. many homes of our meetmgs hm e turned Into But every silver hmng has a cloud. round-table dlSCU'lblOnSon bu.,l- It IS easy to be Isolated and It IS ness Issues and challenges that are more dIfficult to meet people and make common to service mdustneb and bUSiness connectIOns self-employed people," Brayton ThIS IS why financial adVIser Jeff sald "For example, dunng tax sea- Brayton started the Shorehne son our meeting focused toward Busmess Network a couple of years proper tax preparatIOn and plan- ago nlng" "I started the group because I felt Brayton said he got the Idea for there wab a need for people who were the group after attend1l1g the meet- owners of small bus messes and people Ings of SImilar groups He Said he who provIded personal serVl(~essuch as thought It would be a good Idea to finanCIal adVice, to have a forum to start one of hIS own. exchange leads and form busmess One thll1g that surpnsed him alhances" was that group members all share Photo hy JUIl Stlekfordcommon challenges such as Brayton said he has belonged to staffing an office Small firms can't other groups and beheves Shorehne IS The Shoreline Business Network draws on a variety of people at its Thursday morning meet. always offer the benefits that large different because of the diSCUSSIOns ings. Pictured (l-r) are Lynda English of Business Management Services, Susan Guleseriun of compames do members have when they meet on Gourmet PartIes and Two Slated Gourmet, Wayne Ensworth of Verlzon Communications. Roula With Barbara Payton and Thursday mormngs Tsapraills of SChroeder. Howell &: Trefzer P.C., Judy Latch. of Latch. Limited Design Group. Mil- Jenmfer Dunbar, who both work "These diSCUSSIOnseducate us on dred Anthony of A Southem Gardener, Liz Aiken of WorldConneet, Kevin Hickey of Northern out of POInte Fitness & TraInIng, Computer Services. Elizabeth Carpenter of Lions Gate Unlimited. Susan Gawel of Republic Bank tOPiCSwe haven't been exposed to," members hear about the Impor- Brayton said "ThiS group IS all about Mortgage COrp.• Jeff Brayton of Raymond James Financial, Kathy Hix of Accurate Insurance Agency and sandy Harville of the Detroit Brew Factory. tance of phySIcal health human commumcatlOns and domg Other members are 10 the fields busmess WIth people you hke and peo- Other members unavailable to be photographed include Barbara Payton of Pointe Fitness and of advertISIng, marketmg, real ple you enJoy being around " Training. Jennifer Dunbar of Pointe Fitness and Training. Donna Lewis of D&N Bank, Wayne Weg- estate, the law, accounting, enter- Lynda EnglIsh, who works In bUSI- ner of Wegner and Associates P.C., Kim Krause of Ad Ink Communications, Mary Bauer of the tammg and photography Each ness management serVIces, said she Bauer Travel Agency, Mary Ellen Van Dusen and Karen Gennari of the Higbie Maxon Agency. brmgs hiS or her speCIality to the enjoys commg to the weekly meetings mIX ThiS allows members to have because It g1Ves her the chance to have access to a varIety of experts for Brayton saId. "We're a leads group. personal contact WIth others 111 what 8 30 a m on Thursday mormngs at the help and contacts she descnbed as the "Impersonal electromc Crescent Sail Yacht Club Each week there Fnendshlps have evolved wlthll1 the group and thIS has led to camaradene that age" IS a formal mtroductlOn of members, who Not bad for $10 a month extends beyond busll1ess We enJoy coming Brayton said that 19th century WrIter say who they are and what they do Shorehne Busmess Network IS currently to these meetll1gs We get our busmess Nathamel Hawthorne got It nght when he lookmg to have about 30 members It IS done, but we also enJoy ourselves through talked about the "electnc cham of hum am- Brayton saId that's Important because lookmg for people 111 the fields of dentistry, our developed fnendships " ty" There IS a vltahty that busmess people on any gIVen week there mIght be new funeral services. flonstry, home cleanmg, Brayton saId a good example of members can't get by electromc commumcatlOns, It members or members absent and It's good home Improvement, Job placement, pa1l1t- benefiting from belongmg to the group IS can only come from meetmg face to face to remmd those who attend of who every- mg, plumbmg and movmg the quahty of their vacatIons Travel agent The group started m early 1999 WIth one IS and what they do There IS a $10 For more mformatlOn, call Brayton at Mary Bauer IS a member and has been only four members Smce that tIme It has monthly fee for members (3131 343 0788 grown to about 20 members They meet at "We are mdependent busll1ess people," able to prOVIde her fellow group members Pride of the Pointes Matthew J. Nowinski, son Grosse Pomter Jonathon of Tom and Micki Nowmski of Van Hoek earned a bachelor of Christine M. Jacobs, Glosse Pomte Park, was arts degree, With honors, from daughter of Mr and Mrs John named to the dean's hst, first the University of MIchIgan Jacobs of Grosse Pomte Farms, honors at Boston College for was named to the dean's hst at the fourth consecutlve semes. Lauren Handley of Grosse the University of Notre Dame ter He IScurrently studymg In Pomte Farms was Inducted Jacobs WIll be a semor and is France Withthe Boston College mto the maJonng In government PreSidentIal Scholars Program NatIonal o and Will study Enghsh lan- Society of Grosse POinter Ian C. guage and literature dunng hiS Collegiate McMillan earned a bachelor's JUnIor year at St Edmund Scholars at degree 10 envIronmental stud- Hall, Oxford College Central Ies from Bates College o MIchigan McMillan spent a semester Elise Pilorget of Grosse University dunng hlsJumor year studymg POinte Park was named to the The national In Tanzama He IS the son of dean's list for the spnng honors orga- FranCIS and Susan McMillan bemester at the College of nIzatIOn rec- Wooster ognIzes first- Handley Grosse Pomters Julianna and second- Jones. Melissa Hirth and Scott G. Meier ofthe City of year undel- Heather Stonik were named Gros~e POinte wa~ named to graduate students who excel to the dean's hst 10 the school the faculty honors list for the academically of educatIOn at the University spnng semester at the College of MichIgan-Dearborn • o of Charleston Tracy MacLake of Grosse Pomte Farms was named to Maureen A. Conway of Heather L. Hill of Grosse the dean's hst at Alma College Grosse POlllte Farms earned a Pomte Farm!> daughter of bachelor of art~ degree In Jour- Roberta and Howard HilI, Katherine Howe, daughter nah'lm from Marquette earned a bachelor of arts of Susan and Brian Howe of Umverslt) degree III clas...lcs and religIOn, the City of Grosse POinte. was cum laude, from Bucknell selected to partICipate III the Ryan Gallagher of the City Vmver"lty She also received UniversIty of New HampshJre of Grosse Pomte was named to the Herbert Goodman Barrows Cambndge Summer Program the dean'., list In the College of Pnze whKh Ib awarded to the 2000, which empha~17es 'ltud- Engmeenng and Computer ,emor ""Ith the hlghe"t stand- le~ In EngIJ"h, hl'ltory and the Sclf'nce for the WInter term at mgm Latm language and lIter- humamtlC'l at Cambndge the University of Mtthlgan- ature HIll I~ a member of UllIvpr...lty, England Dearborn Alpha Lambda Delta and PhI o Ergis Ulqinaku of Gro~~e Troy. O.k1and '\!all Eta SIgma honor ~oclCtle~and Philip M. Hands, ~on of Save liP to 20% off Heslop s (248) ~89-14H Omlcron D('lta Kappa leader- Karen Kendnck-Hand'l and POInte Park and Patricia ,hIp honor ~OCI('t"She 'ltudled Lawrence Hand'i of Groc"e Dallas of the Clt) of Gro...... p everyday low prtres on most giftware. W bnde's sIster, MIchelle Baetz Baetz- Kunzler of Grand Rapids -. Bridesmaids were Shannon Falrlamb of Mmnetonka, .. HAve A PLMSANT TRy AT PeRFECTION.. Pennings Mmn, KJmberley Hoskms of Waterford, Sarah Huthwalte of .. BRlooe BY WOODY BoYD Cheryl Anne Baetz, daughter t'..... GrOSl>e Pomte Park, Mehssa of Mr and Mrs Andrew John LeVI of RIver Falls, WIS, and Baetz Jr of Grosse Pomte Audrey McManus of Hazel Farms, marned Mark Arthur "It IS not the gOlllg 0141of port. but the coming 1II that determines Declarer counts seven wlnnen (25, 2.H, 10, 2.C) and muat Win two Park Pennmgs, son of Manlyn the success of a I'OYGge... more before opponents WIDfive The flower glTl was Morgan Penmngs of Appleton, WIS, - H,nry Wani Bllcher LeVI of River Falls and the late Arthur Pennmgs, Attendants wore two-pIece I. Declarer winl East's heart 9 WithJack on May 20 2000 at Chi 1St Would you have made the wlDning play on the folIowlDg banda? sleeveless vlOlet dresses WIth 2. Loses spilde king to East ace. Church Gro:>St' Pomt!:' Average or beUCr playen should have The key IS to count winncn and Jewel neckhnes They carned ,O~ 3. Loses heut ace. bouquets of lavender and IVOry 4, WUllI East's hean queen With king roses, gardemas and freeSia ,. Wioa Dummy diamond ace DObng West's king on his 4 The best man was MIchael 6. WIIl8 dtamond 8 fincssmg B. Penmngs of Milwaukee Barn yUL • to 7 .. 7. Wioa Dummy spade queen, Groomsmen were James 8. WillS diamond 10, finessmg East, •••••• K •• Gernts of Appleton, WIS , Greg 9,10, II, 12, 13. WinS2. more diamondS, 2. clubs and Dummy's spade jack Kukla, Tom Pennmgs and for II Wlnnen Michael Perry, all of Chicago, ••••"ta:l and Steve Stratton of .... to •• 74 Key play was trick 6 when Declarer plays diamond eIght, fineSSIng Evergreen Park, III ... If WIns mne or Jack, no return will hwt as West has no more Ushers were the bnde's But west hearts, If at b1ck 6 South plays diamond 10, he WinS mne b1cks If he brother, Chnstopher Baetz of o• A •• • AK.7.4 playa queen, be II down, wmmng only eight tnclts . Grosse Pomte Farms and John • :I LeVI of River Falls •• " to WCiIt led IP"k K The nng bearer was Wilham Stratton of Evergreen Park, III ..w.. .N. .E. L III. The musIc was proVlded by 3D 3H the Chnst Church ChOIr of 38 4H PASSED OUT EIW VUJ... Men and Girls, the orgamst • AK •• 43 was Fredenc DeHaven, the • A." East preempt vu10crable wu a bit venturaomc, but West UI the • A ••• solOIst was Tamara Whitty and right tlckets to deliver aine wiaDCt'l. FoIsr hearts ..... teIlUOUI and the Scnpture readers were reqUired careful pIa)' facilll possibly 2 spldes, a dillllODd and a cl ub .. ... Shannon Falrlamb and John • ii"ii7a a The Rev Bryant W loser. • • ..... LeVl .oI.. Denmson Jr and Deacon • • "7. • i"iCio ... a:a The bnde IS a graduate of 1, Declarer won spade ace 8. Won Dummy'l diamond king, pitch- • • RIchard Shublk officiated at Ohvet College She works m ingclub 10 the 4 p m ceremony, which 2 Won heart queen 9. Ruffed Dummy's last dJamond 0• to. 7 a the nsk management depart- • was followed by a receptIOn at 3. Won heart king 10, club queeu played ment of EqUity Office Led and • •II: to 7" 3 the Detroit Yacht Club 4 Won heart ace ace, feUing Bast's slagle- • West led club 0 Properties Trust m Chicago DwnmY'I The bnde wore a sleeveless 5. Lost diamond COWest ace ton • •• The groom graduated from klllg IVOry gown that featured an 6. Lost spade to West Queen II, 12, 13, Won club jacklnd two lnmpI 8t Norbert College He IS an embroidered bodIce, a Jewel 7. Lost spade COWest JIlCk account executlvt WIth ..E. .s.. .lY. l1.. neckline. an empire walsthne Key play was Irick 10 playlDg Dummy's club ace, droppinl East's WinS tar CommunicatIOns In 3C SC DBL and a cathedral-length tram Chicago klDg Was Declarer luck)' or did she display excellent tee:fmiquc? The lat- 5S 6S She camed a bouquet of peach, The newlyweds honey- ter. After triclc 9, Declarer knew West had 10 HCP (Spilde K, Q, J and cha- IVOry and purple roses, freeSia, ace) and have opened bidding If holding club She also mooned m Aruba They hve m mood would kin!. gardernas and purple tulIps knew boch opponent's shape (West 5 02 6 and But 2 3 7 I). East single- ChIcago The matron of honor was the ton club had CObe the king. The OPPOllCllt'S pRlCmplS made it a kno«y problem for Northl South II COfind the solid gold contract, but North was well endowed with HCP and NEITHER yUL, when South didn't pass the double, he resolved that a doun had a play. Engagements •• " to • to.7 A •• 1 Dummy ruffed • 2Ace of trumps Flanagan------• 7 ••• a • A 3 Queen of trumps --- • 4:11 • A •••• • 4. Diamond three CODummy's mne unless honor appears and you then win • K • • • ... 7:1 Hamilton • •• aa • 87. .ace. (West should play low) .5, 6. DIamond ace, kIng Mrs Rosemary Flanagan of 0..... 7, Loses acbamond Grosse Pomte Woods has • K" • 8. Ruff club Jack announced the engagement of • • to .... • AK WGIl'cd bl;ert 4 9 - 13.Wins 3 spades, heatl ace, 2. diamonds her daughter, Margaret Mary • Flanagan, to Scott RIchard ..E.. .4. ..w.. .x.. Key play was b1ck 4 when you should play Dummy's diamond mne Hamllton of Naples, Fla, and IH INf 3NT the late Elaine Hamilton (Safety Play). If East can WIDremaining opponent'. diamonds fall under Flanagan I:> also the daughter .ace, king of the late Charles B .. .. Flanagan A November wed- dmg IS planned CITY OF HARPER WOODS Flanagan earned a bachelor CITY CLERK'S OFFICE City of 055£ Michigan of arts degree from the (6r Joint.e Jar It, University of MIchIgan and a WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Juns doctor degree from the NOTICE OF PUBLIC ACCURACY TEST Scott Richard Hamllton DetrOIt College of Law She IS OFFICIAL ELECTION NOTICE and Margaret Mary The City of Grosse POinte Park WIll hold lIS required test for public MIchigan's assIstant attorney accuracy on the optical scan voung equipment for the Pnmary ElecllOn Flanagan NOTICE [S HEREB Y (j lVEN !IIal die lesoDS of "'" C"""""", Proaram for d>e Pnmoryl Ele<:bOD general, executive dlVlslon to be held Tuesday, August 8, 2000 TIus test Will be conducled m busmess admmlstratlOn m 10 be held ... Ausust a. 2000, ""II be earned out ... AUIUSl1 2000 III 230 pIlL ,n Ihe Cny C1etk', Offi....~ ,n Ihe M .... "'pa1 illlJldlOl1Il 196 17 Horpor A...... HaTJlCI'Woods, M,c:Iu. ... Thursday, August 3, 2000, at 9 30 a m In the Conference Room, CIty HamIlton earned a bachelor finance from Wayne State Hall, 151 I 5 E. Jefferson, Grosse POlOle Park, MichIgan of SCIence degree m accounting Umverslty He IS a sernor asso- The ,... " '0 assure "'" volublY of"'" comp.II., prosram w!Ddl Will be used 10 coo.. belloa for from the Umverslty of Central cIate WIth ll1e Pnmory Eleen ... to be hold AusllSl 8, 2000 The pubbc II ,nVlled '0 lIl1erld Flonda and a master's degree Pnce WaterhouseCoopers Jane M. Blahut (j PN fIbe COO_bOO rnmlOO Mickey, D. Todd, G PN. 07/27/2000 City Clerk Anniversaries POSTED July 2S 2000 CJlYCIes1c CITY OF HARPER WOODS Niagara Falls, Ontano, on July CITY CLERK'S OFFICE Smiths 29, 1935 WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Bob Smith was preSident CITY OF ~DD.h5, MlCIDGAN Helen M and Robert SmIth ~arper and owner of Umon Mortgage OFFICIAL ELECTION NOTICE of Bayonet Pomte, FIa , former- WAYNE COUNTY Co In DetrOIt ly of Grosse Pomte Shores, WIll They were members of the ORDINANCE NO. 2000-10 TO THE QUAl.lAED ELEcroRS OF THE CITY OF HARPER WOODS COUNTY OF w"YNE. celebrate their 65th weddmg STATE OF MICHIGAN NotIce " hcm>y ..... n lha' I Pnmory ElecllOll w,ll be betd ,n the C,ly of Grosse Pomte Yacht Club for Harper Woods Ib lhe CoonI)' of Wayne Slate of M,ch'l8ft on A.lu51 8 2000 from 7{)OI m 10 8 00 anmversary on Saturday, July more than 35 years AN ottDINANCJ! TO AMEND CHAPnR "ARTICLE II P m for d>e Pnmary Elecnon for ll1e follo"1Og offices 29 They were marned m SEe """.1 AND SEC 1-43 OF 11IE CITY CODE OF ORDINANCES NFPA III, LIFE SAFETY CODl! AND United Stale Senazor TO MA ICI! A TECHNICAL CORUCTlOI'l THllREOF Srare Repre>e","n"" Prosecullng Anomey Shenff The CIty of HlUJ"'T Woods 0rcIc .. CIty MIchIgan Counry CIcrIc or(irnss£ Jnint.e JIfarms, County Treasurer SECTION I ThaI Cl1Ipter 8 A.rnclc II s.cn... 8-39(a) be and It hmby ..... nded 10 read R.glller of Deeds Counry Comnus$loner NOTICE OF CLOSE OF ACCURACY TEST (a) NFPA 101 Code for Sofely 10 L,f. from Fire I. 8"'l4lnl' Ind DtIe",.IO Coonry C""vennon Strucl1lre, 2000 MnOO commonly refemd to II ,he l.If. Safely Code 2 J u4gn of ,he C,rcull Court 'rd J udlC1a1 Court A public ac(.uracy le,1 will be conduL led on Ihe !ollowlng date and 2000 It heteby odopIed by refereft<:e (PROPOSmON 0) time for Ihe purpo~e of te~tlng the aL(.uracy of the labulatlng eqUIp- SECDON 2 Th. C1lapIer 8 Article II Sec:noo ~3 be and " hmby read ""-'0 OPJijRATING MilLAGE UNEWM ment and program~ whl(.h WIll be u-ed 10 tahulate voted bal1ot~ for the GENFRAL PRIMARY ELECTION to be held on Tuesday Augu~t 8. In rho COlI of COIlfhc1.boIwecn any "'qlllremonl of 11111cocIo Ind d>e NFPA To RENEW ,he null.,. I.'honud ,n 1990 mill Wayne Coo My be 1.lilonzed '0 conlin .. '" Itvy I FIre Prevenllon Code me .. "ctor reqlllrement .hall apply If" 11 not Ill.. rrulillie II ,he .. "ma''''' 2000 rollback ... of 9627 null! (aboot 96 WlI' per ,hoo.. nd dollars of 2000 In Gro ..~c POinie Fann~ Wayne County MlLhlgan readily apparem _ reqm_ ,!.rncru Ihondu. cocIe shall I""" taxabk' vaNanon) fof' Itn mort years (2000 through 20(9) and proceeds used 10 coMmLK: tluslmg County s.tn1ces Including programs for IrT"eSI detention and prMeClJllon of c"nun.1s JU'ICtllle SEc:IJQli1 Repeal All Ord1lul-. Of par .. of ordinance. In conn,c, her.,,"h II< hereby ~()IJrt and related serviceS public heaht1 ~non Counry pcb JOb fl'lInu~~ smror em un SCMC be \! The Puhlic ACl,ura(.y Te~t Will held al repealed only '0 me .X1... neoouary '0 I've diu onIo....,. full r..... and rirecl .. and prosranu for """'llbS medlcal needt of ll1e POO' rho lhablcd. and 'Ile "ied' nll ... newal projeCted 10 ...... ,. S,~ 914 278,n 2000 90 K[RB)' ROAD SErCOON" Severablhry U any IltIclc: sec:hon subledlon smrence clause phl'1Ue. or portion ( )YES I )1'10 GRO~SF POINlT FARM') MI 4H21fi of "", ordInance II for any ...... held ,nvolld or ulICOlllInlUnonalby..,y «,un of co~ }UnsdlCll0n .such ~Ion wit be deemed. ~e chsanct and Irtdependeftl proViSion and PBOPOSWOll p AUGU')T \, 200() AT 200 PM Educational and Fnday, Aug 18 Classes Saturday, Aug 12 The fee IS the Village's Summer Fe~tlval Cyberspace Safan ExhIbit Lab adventures Will be otTered at Bon Secours YMCA camp $190 ParticIpants can earn WIll celebrate the raIlroad, feature~ hands-on exhIbIts The Grosse Pomte War Cottage HospItal, 468 Cadieux Top otT your chtldren's sum. CommunIty ServIce Credit for mcludmg the opening of the mtegrated With more than 40 Memorial, 32 Lakeshore In m Grosse Pomte The fee IS mer With. sWlmmmg, crafts, completmg these programs DetrOIt, Toledo & MIlwaukee Internet-connected computers Grosse Pomte Farms, otTers a $30 Pre-registratIOn IS field tnps and more at a St Pre-regIstratIOn IS requIred Roadhouse, a re-creatIOn of a l Other excIting exhIbIts mclude full ,chedule of educatIOnal reqUired Call (810) 779-7900 Clair Shores YMCA Day Camp, Call (810) 286-2141 1884 roadhouse from Marshall, the SIngmg Bowl, MagnetIc and ,oclal adventures for chil- 23401 Jefferson In St ClaIr MIchigan Travel through the Tornado, .Jumpmg Ring, BIke dren LIttle green thumbs can Biblical adventures Shores, weekdays, from 9 a m Aspiring artists pa.t 100 year~ vIa the ~peclal Wheel Gyro~cope, Jacob's hop down the bunny traIl dur- Youngsters, age 4 through to 4 pm, through Fnday, Aug Register your asplnng exhIbIt Your Place In TIme Ladder and Laser Wave-GuIde mg a Peter RabbIt Day Seeds grade 5, can explore theIr splr- 25 Before and after care ser. artIsts, ages 5 to 8, for a paIr of 20th-Century AmerIca Now showmg In the Center's to Grow On program, Ituahty through crafts, games, VIces are avatlable from 7 to 9 courses at the DetrOIt In~tltute Patrons lan also tour the IMAX Dome Theatre, on a Saturday, Aug 19, from 10 to songs and more dunng a free a m and 4 to 6 p m The fee IS of Arts, 5200 Woodward In mu.eum';, CommUniCatIOn., rotating hourly ba;,ls, are the n a m The fee IS $1 Pre-regis- VacatIOn BIble School, Fnday, $105 for members or $160 for DetrOIt Create Imagmatlve Llghtmg, Tran,>portatlOn and excIting films, Everest, tratIOn for all new classes can Aug 4 through Fnday, Aug n, non-members Youth member- ammals durmg a Sculpture Dome~hc Art. exhIbitIOn. The MY'ltenes of Egypt, DolphinS, be charged to your Master from 9 a m to noon, at Grosse ships are $25 plus $10 per From Wood Youth Workshop, Museum and Village are open Tropical Ramforest and Card or Visa, VIa fax at (313) POInte Woods Presbytenan month Pre-regIstratIOn IS Fnday, July 28, from 10 a m to dally, from 9 a m to 5 p m Whales Screemng times vary tlll4-bbJ8 or phone at (313) Church, 1!:l~50 Mack In Grosse requIred Call (IHO) 17M-5t111 3 p m Children can turn theIr AUIlIl""IUll I" $i2 ':;v IUI duulL::., TIle Vet! Oil S~lew.e \"'ell~cl I' 881- 7511 Pomte Woods Pre-regIstratlOn Ideas and draWIngs mto a per- $11 50 for 'lemar. and $625 for open Monday through IS requIred Call (313) 886- Fun flicks manent pIece of art dunng a children age~ five to 12 Thur;,da), from 930 a m to 2 ShOWIng m the Museum's new pm, Fnday, from 9 30 a m to Life jacket loans 4301 The entire family can JUlllor mOVIe buffs can fill Clayworks TIles Youth $15 millIon IMAX Theatre are 2 p m and 6 30 to 8 pm, The Grosse POInte Power partIcIpate in a free VacatIOn theIr summer WIth fun flicks Workshop, Saturday, July 29, T-Rex Back to the Cretaceous Saturday from 1030 a m to 5 Squadron and BoatJU S BIble School, Sunday, Aug 6 durmg the Grosse POInte from 1 to 3 p m The fees for and The MagIC of Flight Daily p m and 6 30 to 8 p m and FoundatIOn have paIred to through Thursday, Aug 10, Pubhc LIbrary's free Summer both programs are $10 for chll. screemngs will be offered, on a Sunday, from 12 30 to 5 p m keep httle saIlors safe by allow- from 6 30 to 8 30 pm, at FIlm Festival 2000 Showmgs dren and $8 for adults, WIth a rotatIng baSIS, begInnmg at 9 Adml.slOn to the exhIbitIOns, mg boater. to borrow children's Hentage Presbytenan Church, WIll be otTered on Tuesdays, at $2 dIscount for DIA members am, on the hour m the morn- demonstratIOns and laser show lIfe Jackets MIchigan children 23415 JetTerson In St Clan noon, at the Woods Branch, Pre-regIstratIOn IS reqUITed mg and on the half-hour m the I. $3 for adults and $2 for are reqUIred to wear Type I or Shores Call (810) 779-0730 20600 Mack m Grosse POInte Call (313) 833-4249 afternoon and evening Ticket;, 'lemor;, and children, ages 3 to Type II !tfe Jackets while on the Woods, Wednesdays, at 1 pm, are $10 for adults or $8 for 17 Admls;,lOn to the IMAX open deck area of a boat Family fun at the Park Branch, 15430 Zoo news senIors and chIldren ages 12 Domed Theatre IS an addItIOn- Jackets Will be on free, 24-hour Parents and children ahke Kercheval In Grosse POInte Be the first kId on your block and under Call (313) 271-1620 al $4 Call (313) 577-8400 loan from two sItes Bel-Mar can revel m mUSIC, danCIng, Park and Thursdays, at 1 pm, to VISit the new $6 mllhon Harbor ~ • • July 27, 2000 48 Community Grosse POinte News Keeping kids healthy is as good as a shot in the arm These days the only way mended late thIS summer IS types of diseases and germs thmgs that don't belong there, vaccme prevented countless es that the best way for par- most people hear about polio, the pneumococcal vaccme that can spread like WIldfire,. he so an Immune response IS cases of thiS chsease, compared ents to be certaIn their chIl- measle .. or whoopIng cough IS prevents bactena streptococ- says much faster,. Freed says to the mmor complIcatIOns It dren are protected IS to review when older folks tell stones, cus pneumoma,. Freed says ThiS occurred, he says, m the Dunng the first year of a caused But the vaccme was their children's ImmUniZatIOn recalling the health scourges of "ThiS IS very excltmg late 1980s and early 1990B child's life, vaccmes are admm- removed from the market WIth- status every hme they VISIt their youth Streptococcus pneumoma IS "We saw pockets of measles III Istered at birth, at mtervals of 10 SIX months because of the their health care prOVIder ~Most people today have the most common cause of tlus country when we hadn't 2, 4 and 6 months, and at 1 zero or near zero tolerance for "Go over their ImmumzatlOn never even seen the dl..eases invaSive bactenal wsease In seen many cases at all for prob- year of age Unfortunately, vaccme nsks,. he says record and find out what they that vaccme" are designed to chtldren less than 2 years of ably close to two decades We sometimes dunng thiS early A vaccme for haemophllus need and when their next vac- prevent," .ays Dr Gary Freed, age This germ IS now the lead- became complacent," he says stage of hfe, dlsablhtles such mfluenza type B (HIB) - the cmes are due," he says director of the University of mg cause of pneumorua and Freed Cites a good example of as developmental delays, cere- most common cause of memn- ~1i.....lj,.Inul.l In l')IUn Gf genera] menmptls In thc count!) • the tvll uf wml'l"~LH~J In the bl ..l Pdl.,) , a..t13m and othLr gJ.tlii In children \\':lS dcvcl Facts a~ottt vaccinE''' pedlatnc~ However, Just Freed warns that smce we early 1990s, Great Bntam dIs- dIsorders are mltlally diag- oped 10 1992, Freed says "I • Annually In the U 8 , becau",e these dIseases aren't now live In a global world, peo- continued the pertussIs nosed Some parents suspect thInk It was the most slgmfi- streptococcus pneumonia bac- seen doesn't mean their poten- ple from different countries (whooping cough) vaccine for vaCCInes are the cause The cant day, the most Important tena cause 71,000 cases of tial threat to health IS ellml- come to ours and they might children perceptIOn that vaccmes cause day m chIldren's health m the pneumoma, 16,000 cases of natt'd The need for timely bnng chfferent germs, VIruses "Wlthm Just a couple of these dIsorders is the result of last 20 years m thiS country," blood InfectIOns and 1,400 ImmUniZatIOn remainS cntlcal and bactena WIth them years, there was an epidemic of comcldence, not cause and he says Before the vaccme, cases of memngItls It also IS ~The next new vaccme that's "If the children m our coun- whooping cough that resulted effect, says Freed some chIldren were perma- the No 1 cause of more than 5 due out and likely to be recom- try aren't protected, then those in the deaths and permanent Furthermore, vaccmes are nently disabled or died as the mllhon ear mfectlOns dlsablhty of many children,. he tested extenSively before they result ofmemngttls "The num- • The spread of diseasE' IS says Mandatory vaccmatIon come out on the market, he ber of memngttls cases we see" stlll a real threat because we Endowed fellowship slated for whoopmg cough was soon says 10 thIs country has fallen by live m a global, hIghly mobile rem stated there "Vacc1Oes are safe They more than 90 percent, Simply world for renal research at St. John Some parents are concerned undergo ngorous testmg before as a result of usmg thIS vac- • VacCInes go through stnn- A gtft from the estate of a Grosse Pomte Shores, sectlOn about vaCCInes' safety Many they're ever opposed for use or cme," Freed says gent testmg before gomg on the loaal entrepreneur WIll enable chief of Nephrology at St John people have the false Idea that recommended for use In thIs Freed also stresses the need market and they contInue to be 8t John HospItal and Medical Alex Manoogtan wed In 1996 Immumzation weakens the country Even after they come for adults and semors to tracked after they are admInls- Center to contmue as a leader after battling kidney chsease Immune system, Freed says In on the market they're also test- receive timely vaccmatlons tered to the pubhc In the treatment and research for four years. Beals remem- reahty, vaccmes do the oppo- ed They're followed," Freed "Adults need a tetanus booster • Adults, too, must be VIgt- of renal (kidney) dIsease . bers lum as a qwet man who Site. "Vaccmes strengthen the says at least every 10 years, and for lant about theu vaCCIne sched- The famIly of Alex was uncommonly humble Immune system The vaccme IS As an example, he Cited a semors, It IS very Important ules, especially the elderly or Manoogtan, co-founder of the "Alex had deep-seated com- a weakened piece of a virus or rotavirus vaccine that came they receive annual flu shots those With compromised Masco CorporatlOn, has estab- passIOn for the downtrodden of bacteria When It IS placed m out m the past year ThiS VIruS as well as pneumococcal and Immune systems IIshed the Alex and Marie the world," Beals SaId "It gave the body, the body begms to causes severe diarrhea that memngococcal vaccmes," he . ManOOgian Research him great JOy to see lus money recognIze thiS as something can be fatal In children The adVIses For mformatlOn from the Fellowslup 10 Renal Disease, used In ways that would bene- bad. But m the weakened form, vaccme was mtroduced Into Freed and hiS colleagues Michigan Department of SJH&MC's first endowed fel- fit mankind" the body eaSIly overpowers It tms country and It looked safe cautIon parents not to become Commumty Health, call (888) lowshlp Accordmg to Dr Robert and bwlds up antibodies and m pre-hcensure tests, Freed lackadaISical about vaccmatmg 76-SHOTS The endowment Will be used Provenzano of Grosse Pomte resistance to It," he says "The says However, there were a their cmldren He realizes that For more mformation via to enhance both the hospital's Park, medical director of body recogmzes It and attacks few reports of bowel problems WIth so many vaccmes In the phone, call U-M TeleCare at and health system's reputa- Transplant and Nephrology It The vaccme prOVides a sys- "These InCIdents were very, ImmumzatlOn schedule, It can become confusmg & he adVls- (800) 742-2300, category 1010 tlOns as centers of excellence Fellowslup Program, 8t John's tem for the body to recognlze very rare And on balance, the for the treatment of renal dIs- Nephrology fellowship pro- ease, dIalySIS, research, and gram IS already one of the most kidney and pancreas trans- sought after programs m the plantatIon country "As stewards of the "The endowment serves to Manooglan Fellowship, we further enhance the reputatIOn , I have a great sense of obhgatIon of 8t John Hospital as a place omte mtanan First English Ev.1.utherlIl Church Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr to the ManOOgian family and to that prOVIdes quahty patIent Church Grosse POinte Woods St James Lutheran Church the commumty to ensure that care and outstanchng medical " The Elephant Dung Madonna" J 884-5040 l\~~nt 170 McMIUan Rd , near Kercheval through prudent use of the educatIOn,. he said. ~ 9-00, m Trod!llOGal Semce endowment, we WIll not only Alex Manoogtan spent lus 10 30 a rn Worship SeMC8 ...... - 10-JO • on COlll I MI(key 0 Todd (It' < ll"r~ ()f thr ell\' of H~r W()("lch Wa"rwo(aun' ....')talt of Mld'll,ar\ do FtfIhMo ,.." o.-.e ~reh) c.ertlf\l rhall~ 101'(,~)tn~ .\ a true and accurate copy of an Ordlnanu adopted hy ~ ell)' of 1lftt1~ Harper Woods (lly (()uncll ar thflr rC'llularC'oonCil rrK"ellng on ,he- 10It'!03) of Jul~ 2{)()() M,ckey D Todd C"y Clerk C"y of H.rper Wood. Foods July 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Alateen gives support Hospital volunteers to children of alcoholics are honored "When dad dnnks, he They learn they can't control "Alateen helped me talk to becomes a dIfferent person I or cure the person's alco- other kids who understand Volunteer!> from St John get scared What should I do?" hohsm Alateen prOVIdes the what It'S hke to hve 10 an aleo- Ho",pltal and MedIcal Center asked TIm, 14 tools to help young people hohc home," saId TIm "People and St John North Shores "I never have fnends over take care of themselves emo. care what's happenmg to you, Ho!>pltal were recogmzed r{">rn ...... tly for (nntnhlltlng ne-f\r~ ~ftcr school b~\o..1usc... I Jun't tlonally" ,mil ,)IOU ht:dl vtht:1 p"oplt:'" know If mom wIll be drunk I Alateen IS AI-Anon for problems and theIr successes Iy 111,000 hour~ of !>ervlce last would be so embarrassed," young people LIke Al-Anon, a We learn to help each other" year said Susan, 17 mutual-help support group for adult family members and Sponsors MIchael and Bill More than 300 volunteers ChIldren who live wIth an fnends of '8.lcohohcs, Alateen IdentIfy several key concepts and thClr guests gathered at alcoholIc are affected by the uses an adapted verSIOn of the for Alateen members the A~..,umptIOn Cultural alcoholIc's behavIOr They Twelve Steps of Alcohohcs • AnonymIty IS crUCial, Center 10 St ClaIr Shores for often expenence anxIety, Anonymous as a gUide to lIv- what you say stays In the the ho"pltal'~ 30th Annual anger, dental, broken promIS- Ing group Volunteer Award!> Banquet es, neglect, and phYSical, emo- • Young people learn better The event recogmzes all tIonal or sexual abuse Meetmgs are held once a ways to respond to hfe and S,JH&MC volunteers, mclud- week and last an hour or the alcohohc mg tho~e who !>erve at the hos- "AlcoholIsm IS a famIly dIs- more Alateen members range • You're not alone m your pital ease, a disease of relatIon- m age from 11 to 19, and they expenences shIps," wnte the authors of run then own meetmgs WIth • Most young people dunk BeSides enJoymg dmner and "Alateen Hope for ChIldren of assIstance from a sponsor they are part of the alcoholIc's dam,mg, many volunteers were Alcohohcs" from Al-Anon problem, thIS IS not true. honored for their speCIal con- • You cannot control anoth- trIbutIOn!> "The people Involved Wltli Most meetmgs begtn WIth er person's behaVlor, you are the alcoholIc learn to react to IntroductIons by first name not responsIble for the alco- Al"o honored were the hospl- hlslher behaVIor Much of the only and a reading from holIc tal'!> 1999 Volunteers of the chIld's time IS spent tryLng to "Alateen A Day at a TIme," a • You learn to detach from Month, mcludmg Grosse figure out ways of changtng book of medItatIOns for cml- the alcoholIc You can hate the POinters Mary Ann GIOrgIO and the alcoholIc, but nothmg dren of alcoholIcs A modIfied wsease of alcohohsm, but stIll .Jean Puleo works" versIOn of ANs Twelve Steps love the person who dnnks and Twelve TradItIOns IS read, • You learn to stop trymg to Other award reCipIents Children of alcohohcs can followed by an m-depth dis- fix other people's problems mcluded Grosse Pomters survive and grow by bUlldLng cussIon of a step, slogan or • Your job is to accept and Charity golf Thelma Nelsen, Arthur ArduIn, on theIr strengths, changtng toPIC take responslblhty for your A charity golf classic will be held on Saturday, July Martha Demyttenare and theIr attItudes, bemg kmd to own hfe 29, at the Wolverine Golf Club. 17201 25 Mile in Albert EIkhofT, Jumor volun- the alcoholIc, and learrung to The group then breaks Into Macomb. The event will benefit Joshua's Buddies teers Kenann Engle and detach from theIr loved one's small groups In wmch each Alateen groups meet In and chlldren affi1cted with spinal muscular atrophy, Pamela Handley, MIldred problem teenager has an opporturuty every state For mformatlon an inherited neuromuscular disease that affects Ayers, Wilma Rudick-Miller, to talk about what IS happen- on how to find an Alateen nearly 20.000 chllclren. Jumor volunteers Jllhan That's where Alateen, a fel- mg in his or her lIfe, share group near you, call the AI- Joshua's Buddies is a nonprofit organization dedi- MahszewskI, Kofi Kuml, lowshIp of young people success stones, strength and Anon natIOnal headquarters cated to the fight against SMA..Joshua Cueter, 2 1/2. Nanayaa Kuml, and college whose hves have been affect- hope, and tell how he or she IS at (800) 344-2666 Is the son of Joseph and Kris Cueter of Grosse Pointe ed by a loved one's alcohohsm, canng for hImself or herself. Woods. volunteer Andrew Schulz, can help Alwe & Free IS a chemical The golf event will begin at noon, with registration. Mary Ann GIOrgIO, Helen "Alateen IS the one safe health column prOVided by The shotgun start will be at 1 p.m. and the entry fee Sherry, and JUnIor volunteer "At Alateen meetmgs, we place where I can talk about Hazelden, a nonprofit agency of $125 includes 18 holes of gOlf. dinner at the Arlene Jmn Hang, Barbara focus on the solution and not everythIng," said Jeff, 15, an based In Center City, Mmn, Wolverine Golf Club and awards. Sponsorships are Bartley, Leonard Constantme, the problem," said BIll, a Alateen member. "I'm learn- that offers a wide range of available for $1.000 and $500. Betty Bultmck, Irene KokoWlCZ MLnneapolIs Alateen sponsor Lng how to deal WIth my prob- information and services At the left is Kris Cueter, Joshua, brother Erin, 9 Maunce Joondeph, Mane "We don't try to fix people No lems. At first I was scared to relatmg to addlctLon and months. and Joseph Cueter. DevlIn, and JUnior volunteers one tells the young people say no to my dad when he was recovery For more information about the golf classic or Azhar Majeed, BISI Alh, what to do drunk I've learned how to Joshua's Buddies, call (407) 359-7331. take care of myself and I've For more resources on sub- Antoma Catalfio, Rammol Each person talks about hiS learned I don't have to be a stance abuse, call Hazelden at George, WIlham Lee and or her own expenences and slave to my dad" (888) 535.9485, or check tts Su!>an Rhee learns how to make deCISIons. Website at www.hazelden org Know Your Skin by Lisa A. Manz-Dulac, MD Frown hnes, remove frown hnes and wnn- forehead wnn- kles on the forehead and kles or crow's around the eyes The drug is feet can be made also beu1g used to treat head. RIVALS to vlUllllhusmg a aches, twitching eye lIyn- techmque dromes and even overactlve referred to as Botox. sweat glands. Usmg the same toX1n produced The effects of Botox, while OF 2000 in extremely large quantlty by the very effective, are also only GTC1s~ePi'I[Ut' '!t~S mJ The Ccmnt'dnn nt\lioSr1rt'TS .Ire rhnnl[\~ tht'lt 61h bacteria that cause botuhsm pOl_ temporary, normally luting 3 ann,,! <('tCIl!eJ,'"n f TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2000 nrhtT \4 ~ulJ a'~I"r IlIT r1fJUI.tl n ",heJulc \LJrc \ Hmh:T mJ • P",mb" ~l!lh rh,!," mAl ~,,"oml teJ lJIllll Jan",') ) ~lI)l ) Regl~lered qualified electors In the Clly of Grosse POinte Fanns. CUy of Grosse POinte,Cily of Grosse POlnle Park, City of Gros~e POlnle Woods and Township of Grosse Pomte and Lake TownshIp, who expecl to be Ih 1",ll,,.,,J 'I rT>J""n. r """,I-~.h EJltl' n' anJ absent from the city or township or who are confined to home or hospital by illness or disability or are Ir~ ur('~'U>,l,m, lrlltll< )nt' n...llIl.llJ -\hmH(Jnum~of (xrral'pl('\/r,lnhtJ\~II~I('t rrllllh1'\lr ",\(rlt~mlh,mJ 60 years of age or more, may now apply for absent voter's ballots. NO SUCH REGULAR I",nd APPLICATIONS CAN BE ACCEPTED AFTER 2:00 P.M., ON SATURDAY, AUGUST S. 2000. Appllca!lon~ mu~t be made pnor to such !lme at the MUniCipalOffices Tht' l n",~ r OIl' \C\Iio) & TI-t." ( t nnl r f' rc 11IIrl I ~ \,,\~ kt," t' \,.l\lf r~~ill' 11\.) h Pin (' In !IJt 1 i.hl,'\,.l m ne\ rit't If rtJa The office of the Cily Clerk of Gros~e POinte Farms, and Grosse Pomte, WIllbe open from 8 30 a m to 4 30 l uJ n B11rtT \.11th" ur phOI, pm Monday thru Friday of each week. the ClIy of Grosse Pomte Park WIllbe open from 8 00 a m to 4 30 pm and the City of Gro~se POinte Wood~ Will be open from 8 30 a m to 500 p m Monday lhru Fnday of each week and Township of Gro~~ePOInteand Lake Township Will be open from 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m All % K.t'ri,hc\ ~I um"il,e Pillntc Fann\ omcc~ Willbe open on Salurday August 5, 2000. from 8 30 a m until 2 00 P m for rece1Vmgapplications for M"hl~n i~H~ An,nt''''' K,m 'tl..ke\ ahsenl voter ~ ballol HOWEVER, ANYONE WISHING TO VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT MAY Th.pl.) Ad,ert",n~ DO SO IN THE CITY OFFICE ON MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 2000 UNTIL 4:00 P.M, n1J)~21500MX'\ll21;~i SHANE L. REESIDE T.W. KRESSBACH Asmtant Cily Manager/Cny Clerk City Managcl/Clerk Send photo and$ I2 00 to GrOlle POInte News & TI".e (onne MARY MATUJA RAYMOND SUWINSKI Visa _ MC. # Exp Date _ Town~hlp Clerk Town~hlp Clerk SignaIUre _ Town~hlp of Gro~~ePOlnle Lake Town~hlp (Macomb Counly) 79~ Lake Shore 795 Lakc Shore 8840234 881.M65 The Babies of 2000 G PN 07/27/00 & Oll/OVOO July 27, 2000 Grosse Pointe News 68 EntertainDlent Stratf~rd presents 'Medea,' Cucumber yogurt dip classic tale of woman's revenge is good for you, too The humlhatton and rage speak m perfect umson WIth Cool down your next bar- Brush each pita round hghtly with ohve 011 before of a woman whose man of great Impact becue WIth some homemade , State the Arts cuttmg mto wedges Place on leaves her for another have tzatzlkl, a Grecian dtp made A LA ANNIE a bakmg sheet and cook for 5 been known to all cultures From a cultural pomt of from yogurt and Enghsh By Apnie Rouleau-SCherlff to 10 mmutes m a preheated smce hme began But few View, Medea's abandonment (hothouse) cucumbers have endowed them with by Jason and her bamsh- 400 degree oven such powerful meanmg as ment by Kmg Creon seem You're hkely to find tzatzl- the ancient Greek play- routine 1Il the 1Il1iIe-uulIlIIllll- kl sauce served as a topper Serve t.l:at.l:lkl wlu Yrlth wnght EUripides, m hiS play ed society In another test of for a gyro sandWich on most cnspy pita wedges You can "Medea ~ modern credtblhty, Medea, Greek restaurant menus also cook the OIled pita HIS audience;, were havmg the reputation of a rounds on an outdoor gnll ;,tunned by It Just as we shll ,orceress, calls on supernat- The follOWing version of watch m awe, thnlled, sad- ural powers to help wreak thiS pungent dtp IS a snap to There IS very httle labor dened and sensItized by thiS her revenge Her golden veil prepare I pl.llled the rectpe mvolved In prepanng thIS 2,500-year-old story and wreath endowed WIth from Bon Appetlt magazme wonderful Greek-style dip farmance sWItches wIth magic power were more and was qUite happy WIth Just make sure to plan m ImpreSSive ease from dls- meanmgful m the dtstant my results advance The Stratford Festival's A day before servlOg, place armmg charm and gUIle, to past Yet the Issue of InjUS- productlOn thiS summer uses the yogurt m a stramer or a scrIpt freely translated vlOlent anger and resent- tice by husband to WIfe cul- You need to begtn pre para- In addltlOn to pita wedges. mmatmg 10 the emotlOnal sieve that has been hned tzatzlkl can be served With from the Greek In the 1940s ment tlOn about 24 hours before Impact of her mcredlble you mtend to serve the WIth a piece of cheesecloth crackers. fresh veggtes, or as by RoblOson Jeffers It was Put the stramer m a larger When Kmg Creon comes to revenge resounds WIth tzatzliu a topper for grilled burgers scheduled thiS season as a bowl and cover well WIth tell her she must go mto today's concern for women's or chIcken Try ShClOg gnlled contrast to another play plastic wrap Store overnIght eXile Immedtately, her pleas nghts chicken breasts and tuck the about a woman With Cucumber yogurt 10 the refngerator for sympathy and delay meat IOto a warmed soft vengeance on her mmd, dip with fresh dill In a small bowl, toss the Shakespeare's "Tttus wring the heart Once hiS When McKenna, as pita 2 cups plain yogurt grated cucumber WIth the Androrucus,~ and the com- back IS turned, her fury and Medea, reveals the slaugh. 1 English (hothouse) coarse salt Cover and dull parison IS IOtngulOg It IS scorn surface With equal con- tered bodtes of her sons to Top With tzatzlkl, shred- cucumber, unpeeled, for 3 hours IOterestmg to see them back VIctIOn She changes yet hE'r stunned husband, the ded omon and chopped toma- enormity of her fate IS dnven halved lengthwise, seed- to back agam mto the calculatmg to avenger as she contemplates home ed, grated Transfer the dramed 2 3 yogurt to a medium bowl and "Medea," however, out- how to get even WIth Jason Little wonder that thIS to teaspoons coarse I used fat-free yogurt and salt (kosher or sea salt), stlr m the sour cream, lemon shlOes that early work of and pumsh hIm Then she claSSIC has sumved the mll. low-fat sour cream WIthout portrays the ternble torment lenma In thIS fine perfor- depending OD taste JWce, dtll and garhc Usmg sacnfic10g flavor, maklOg Shakespeare's your hands and a strainer, of the price she IS about to mance, It genumely stlrs the 1/2cup sour cream thiS tasty dIp a healthy squeeze out as much excess It IS partly that Medea IS a pay for revenge It IS a nvet- deepest feelings 2 tablespoons fresh choice as well hqUld as pOSSible from the more focused plot Unhke mg performance lemon juice grated cucumber StIr the "Tttus,. ItS conflict anses Medea IS presented In 2 tablespoons minced ThiS creamy cucumber cucumber mto the yogurt The gemus of Eunpldes' repertory at the Tom fresh dill spread WIll surely be fea- from a smgle event and mix and season WIth pepper creatlOn IS that With lIttle Patterson Theater through 1 garlic clove, minced leads to a smgle, final . 6 pita slices, cut into to taste Chill at least 2 tured at my next outdoor actlOn and much talk, It Sunday, Oct 1 response hours before semng get-together mamtams high suspense as For reservatIOns and a wedges The tragedy unfolds slow- Medea's IOtentlOns unfold VIsitors GUide, can (800) olive oil ly, only to reach ItS chmax With dehberate delay, 567-1600 WIth overwhelmmg Impact at always keepmg ahve the the very end The tragic falOt hope of evadtng her catharSIS IS as complete as It most hornfymg revenge, the CITY OF ~arper ;m1IO.o.hs,MICHIGAN IS Irreversible story creeps toward ItS tern. crry OF ~arper ~.o.obs, MICHIGAN WAYNE COUNTY ble conclUSIOn as Medea WAYNE COUNTY It IS so clear-cut that the finally deCIdes that she hates ORDINANCE NO. 2000-12 title role stands as an arche- Jason more than she loves ORDINANCE NO. 2000-11 type of the woman spurned her children AN ORDINANCE 1'0 AlJTHOR1ZE THE COLLECTION OF COSTS AN ORDINANCE 1'0 ADD A NEW ARTICLE XIlI 1'0 CHAPTER whose love IS turned to hate INCURRED BY THE CITY OF HARPER wooDS IN PROVIDING 11 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF HARP£R WOODS 1'0 REGULATE SHOPPING CARTS and whose rage IS all-con- McKenna, along With a EMERGENCY F1RIl, HAl-MAT ANDIOR AMBULANCE SERVICES IN suming superb supportmg cast, sus- SITUATIONS WHICH INVOLVE SPILLS, LEAKS, RELEASES. ACCIDENTS OR RELATED OCCURRENCES OF HA:UIWOUS OR '!be C,ty of H.."... Wood, OnIoln. tams that suspense With DANGEROUS MATERIALS OR SUBSTANCES AND COSTS INCURRED AS In ItS broadest terms her skill Scott Wentworth, as A RESULT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT OR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SECIJON I Tha' a new "n,ck: XIII be and " bereby added '0 CI1ap SEmON 2 REPEAL SFcnON 7 RFPEAL All ordinances or pouts of ordinances In COOf'11l.t hertwllh arc hertby ~Itd only 10 lhe e:\lent 1\11ordmances Of pans of ordinances In conOI'1 hercwlIh art hereb)' repealed onl)' '0 the exren( necessary 10 I've 11n,orlb""oce full force and effec' nece:nary 10 gl ....e IhlS orduulTlcc full force and ~ffect SF.CT1QN 1 SEVERABILITY SECilON R SEVF.RABIlITY f( In)' Utlcle seCtion subsection :lCnlcncc: c1auSC'phrase or ~rtl"" uf rhls ordm:lI'ICe l~ fm an) If any ::u'fh.k sedlon s.uDselllon l\.Cnlenct c1aus.e phrase or ~l"llon nfThls ordinance IS for any rea reason held Invll,d ~ unconsllfullOMI by Iny court of competenl Junsdh ..Tlon such por110n lihall linn held Invalid Of oJrk.onstlf~ll(ln31 b) an)' coon of ,,-ompelCl\t JumdPCtlon such portion sh.n be: be deemed: a sepatalc dlsunC'1 and Independenl p'0V1S1lln 300 such 1lo1dlng shall nO( affe...r the dt'emt'd 1 ~ep.1ra!c distinct and mdependenl pmVISIOr'l 100 Iouch h SECDON 4 EFFECTIVE DATF ~I CTTO'l9 I rHCIlVF IJATF nllS ordlf,at'la' Iohallim ef1'«1 ten (10) days afler enaetmenl a~ prOVided by the C1ly (hltner Thlli nrdloanl,.c lihallt.1ke effeCilen (10) da)'s after eRa4..lmenl as pl'o'loldtd b~ lhe Cuy C'hancr Mickey D. Todd, Kenneth A. Poynter. Mickey D. Todd, Kenneth A. Poynter, (11~ (It,"r'K C"y Clerk Mayor MayOf INTRODUCFD AND FIRnR~ADING lUll< ~ ~ooo INTRllflUCl Il ,IND ~lRn R~ADlNG lune ~ ~OOO SFCOND READING AND AOO!'110N Ju11 10 2000 q ( O'l1J Rl AIlI'lG AND AOOPTION July 10 ~OOO PUBlISHED G PN (The Connection July 27 2000 PlBII\H!D(,P~!Theconncclion July 27 2000 EFFECilVE DATE Augu J'.J-237-SING (ERTlf1CATION (I RTIII( ITION ~ I Mlckty 0 Todd (It ...Clerk of rhe Clry oT Harper Wood~ Wayne LC\Jnly \tlrr (Mu.hlll:.an do ~ I M h" f) 10M ( Ily (lcr~ of It'oC(II)' of Harper Woods. Wayne County c;,ate of Mlchl,an do Mrrhy cenlfy tha, lilt forcgmng 110a True and l1CWl'tIle "or) of 1n Ordm:UlCC' 1dt'ptl.d t-y 11K.( II) of If / " ., / " / (D hC'rC't'I'w(,cnlf) rh,r lhc tnre~olng I' ;'I lrue and Xl-urale copy of an Ordmance adopted tly 1M' CIt)' or HarptrWoodCi Clt)' CounCil all~lr regular Council rneellng on I~ ~o.h Day of July 2(0) H.rper Woodl City Couoc,llIlhe" regular CD1loc,1 ",eellng on lhe 100h Da~ of July 2000 D (,t 'It'" ,",VI MICkey fl T<'<1<1 CI1y ( I Thursday, -July 27 the Plaza free concert senes Oct 18 The fee IS $249 per appomtment to (313) 881.3856 the musIc of Llszt Wlll be fea- Carillon concert program, Thursday, Aug 3, at person, double occupancy or an audition for a place m the tured when plamst Max Michigan State Umverslty 7 p m The show Willbe held at additIOnal $115, smgle supple- internationally acclaimed Cancer support Levinson jOinSthe DSO III con- Carillonneur Ray McLellan the corner of Kercheval and St ment Pre-register for classes DetrOit Concert ChOIr,Monday, Fmd support for your fight cert, Saturday, July 29, at 8 will test Ius talents on the 23- Clair m Grosse Pomte Call usmg your Master Card or Aug 7, Saturday, Aug 12 and against prostate cancer when pm Maestro Neeme Jam and bell carillon at Jefferson (313) 886-7474 Visa, VIafax at (313) 884-6638, Monday, Aug 14 ChOIr phYSICIansfrom the Mlchlgan soprano Karen Clift will treat Avenue Presbytenan Church, e-mail www warmemonal org, rehearsals take place on Institute of UrololO diSCUSS audIences toANlght m Vienna, or phone at (313) 881-7511 Monday evemngs, begmmng Sunday, July 3D, at 7 30 p m 8625 E Jefferson In DetrOit, Saturday, Aug. 5 diagnOSIS and treatment Thursday, July 27, at 7 30 pm Monday, Aug 21 Call (313) optlOns the second 'fuesday of Tickets for each performance Yards of beauty 882-0118 range from $16 to $47 Call The free Family Night concert Stroll through seven earth Art appreciation each month, from 6 30 to 8 Develop a greater apprecia- (313) 576-5111 Wlllalso feature a juggler Call friendly reSidential gardens pm, at the St John Hospital (313) 822-3456 and several ot the city s lovely tIOn for art of all kmds through Senior fun 'n' games Surgery Center, 21000 Tlvelve courses and expenences landscapes durmg the From Lallroom dancmg Mile m St Clau Shores Call Exhibitions Friday, -JUly28 Yardners of St CI81r Shores offered at the DetrOit Institute lessons to computer educatIOn (810) 771-4820 & Shows Garden Tour, Saturday, Aug 5, of Arts, 5200 Woodward In and pinochle and euchre tour- Super sale DetrOIt PlaYIng contmuously naments, the St Clair Shores At the DIA from 10 a m to 4 P m Self- Ford House Find big bargainS and free III the Prent18 Court, through From the old masters to the guided tours wJ1l orlgmate Semor ActIVIties Center, 20000 experiences fun dunng the Grosse Pomte Monday, July 31, IS the free In finest m modern art, discover from the histOriC Sellnsky- Stephens St Clair Shores, VJ1lage ASSOCiatIOn's 23rd VIdeoFaith Rmggold The Last offers fun, games, mOVIes,deli- Expenence the grandeur of the exquIsite majesty of the Green Farmhouse Museum, Annual Sidewalk Sale, Fnday, Story QUilt Make your own an Auto Baron lifestyle Wlth a gallenes and exhibitions of the located belund the St Clair CIOUSlunches and more each July 28, from 5 30 to 9 30 P m journal dunng a free Bookarts week The center IS open VISit to one of "Amenca's DetrOit Instltute of Arts, 5200 Shores Pubhc LIbrary, 22500 & and Saturday, July 29, from Castles,~ the Edsel Eleanor Woodward In DetrOit The 11 MIle m St Clair Shores Drop-In Workshop, Thursday, Monday through Fnday, from 9 30 a m to 5 30 pm, on July 27, from noon to 3 p m 8:30 a,m to 4 pm, 'fuesday Ford House Ottoman Empire comes alive Michigan State Master Kercheval between Neff and Let your Imagination take evemngs, from 7 to 9 pm, Tours Wlll be offered, on the through more than 200 objects Gardeners Wlll be on hand to hour weekdays and on the hour Cadieux In Grosse Pomte flight dunng a free Afncan and Wednesday evernngs, from 7 to in the featured exhlbltlOn answer your questIOns Fnday rught features mclude African-American Folktales 10 p.m and Thursday and half-hour weekends, Empire of the Sultans the great sounds of The ReglstratlOn Wlll be open from Tuesday through Saturday, Ottoman Art from the Khallh 9 30 a m to 3 p m Tickets are Storytelling program, evenings, from 6 to 9 p m Call Balduck Mountam Ramblers, Saturday, July 29, at 2 pm (810) 445-0996 from 10 a m to 4 pm., and CollectIOn, opemng Sunday, $5 Proceeds benefit public gar- from 6.30 to 8.30 pm, at Expand your artlstlc skills Sunday, from noon to 4 P m July 30 and runrung through den projects Call (810) 776- The Tea Room IS open 'fuesday Kercheval and Cadieux, and Wlth Drawmg III the Gallenes Sunday, Oct 8 1221. Operatic experiences the Semces for Older CItizen's or IslamiC Decoupage free through Sunday, from 11'30 Meet DetrOIt's Arts a m to 2.30 P m Tours are $6 Dancm' In the Streets, from 6, Drop-In Workshops, Sunday, Tickets are $8 for adults, $5 Legends Get to Know the for adults, $5 for semors and to 9 30 pm, at Kercheval and Sunday. Aug. 6 July 30, from noon to 4 P m. Immlgrant Composers of the for cluldren or free for DIA St. Clair The Michigan The DIA's Curator of Near $4 for children Grounds members See Amenca through Pier jams Hollywood Era Explore the admiSSion IS$3 Annual Passes Humane Society and the Grosse Pomte Farms reSl- Eastern Art ElSie Peck will Life, Times and Works of Verdi the eyes of more than 60 pho- Grosse POinteAmmal Adoption offer the free lecture EmpIre of are available for $18 Call (313) tographers featured In The dents can spend an entertain- and partake In a lot of other 884-4222 Society Wlll also be on hand to Ing evemng dancmg to the the Sultans: Five Centunes of interestmg educatIOnal expen- Endunng Honzon' Amencan offer a great selectIOn of poten- sounds of Immumty dunng the Ottoman Art, Sunday, July 30, ences for the entue family Wlth Landscape Photographs from tial pets Call (313) 886-7474 final free 2000 Summer at 2 p m Review the Ottoman the Michigan Opera Theatre's Senior book club the DINs Permanent Concert Senes program, EmpIre's golden age through Learmng at the Opera House Senior readers can share CollectIOn, through Sunday, Monday, July 31 Sunday, Aug 6, from 430 to 6 the free video Suleyman the '00 Lectures, workshops and their VIews as members of a Sept. 3. The beauty of nature IS pm, at the Pler Park, 350 Magrnficent, playmg contmu- performances wlll be offered Book Club at St. Peter the celebrated In Wisdom and Ask your Rep. Apostle Elementary School, Perfection - Lotus Blossoms In Lakeshore In Grosse Pomte ously m the Prentls Court Monday through Sunday, from Grosse POlllte and Harper Farms Call (313) 343-2405 through Thursday, Aug 31 19800 Anita In Harper Woods, Asian Art, through Sunday, Woods Repubhcan State Rep 9 a.m. to 9 pm, through Use watercolors and mixed Sunday, Aug 13 Programs on the tlurd Wednesday of each Sept 24 Andrew RIchner Will answer media to make your own begin at $10 Pre-registratIOn month, from 1 to 2 p m Call Runmng through Sunday, your questlOns at the Calvary Live & Learn Postcards dunng a free Drop. IS recommended Call (313) (313) 343-0771 Dee 31, IS The Fine Art of Sernor Center, 4950 Gateshead Courses & adventures In Workshop, Thursday, Aug 237-3270 Woodworkmg The Bohlen In DetrOit, Monday, July 31, Enhance your mind, body 3 Pre-regtstratlon IS reqUired Stage & Screen CollectJon. Museum hours are from 9 to 10 a m Call (888) and spmt by partaking m the for some courses Call (313) Wednesday through Fnday, 254-LAW1 courses and adventures offered 833-4249 Woods celebration DSO notes from 11 a m to 4 p m and by the Grosse Pointe War Volunteer your time and tal- Grammy Award-winnmg Saturday and Sunday, from 11 Memonal Enter August on a ents to enhance the Grosse South Afncan smger Mmam am to 5 p.m Tuesday, Aug. 1 Summer times POinte Woods 50th Makeba w1l1 make a rare hIgh note Wlth a performance Grosse Pointe's Commumty Bells are ringing by the BrookSIde Jazz dunng Anmversary CelebratIOn, appearance dunng the DetrOIt Recommended admiSSion IS The bells of Grosse Pomte EducatIOn office, 111 Barnes Sunday, Sept 17. FestJ.Vltles Symphony Orchestra's African the final MUSIC Festival Elementary School, 20090 $4 for adults and $1 for chil- Memonal Church, 16 Programs, Wednesday, Aug 2, begin at 1 p.m Wlth a parade Rhythms Summer Festival, dren and students Call (313) Mornmgslde In Grosse POinte Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte at 6 30 P m Tickets are $6 for on Mack Avenue and Wlll con. Fnday, July 28, at 8 pm., at 833-7963 Farms, Wlll be nnglng when Woods, Wlll be open for your tlnue wlth food, danCing, Orchestra Hall, 3711 adults or $2 for chIldren summer registratIOns week- Memonal Church carillon stu- Advanced tickets guarantee games and more at Ghesqulere Woodward m DetrOIt Tickets dents and volunteers perform a days, from 9 a m to noon and 1 Park Call (313) 343-2406, ex range from $15 to $40 See the Wonderful water Indoor seating In case of free, outdoor InternatlOnal to 4 pm, through Fnday, Aug 245 DSO at the Meadow Brook colors mclement weather. Jom In the 4 The office W111 be closed The MIchIgan Water Color Carillon Senes concert, Centenrual celebration of a big- MUSIC Festival, off the 1-75 Tuesday, Aug 1, at 7 15 p m Monday, Aug 7 through Umverslty Dnve eXit, at SocIety Will offer Its 53rd ger and better Toledo Zoo dur- Fnday, Aug 18 On Monday, Answers After the program, patrons are mg a day tnp, Tuesday, Aug Walton and Adams In Annual Exhibition to the welcome to chmb the tower and Aug 21, the office's regular about Alzheimer's Rochester Hllls, and watch the Ambleslde Gallenes, 17116 15, from 9 30 a m to 4 30 P m hours, weekdays, from 10 a m Famlly and friends of Kercheval In Grosse POinte, see the 47-bell canllon For a The fee IS $24 or $22 for chll- stars come out to 4 pm, Wlll resume Fall patients suffenng from through Sunday, Sept 24. small fee, plcmc suppers are dren, ages 2 to 11, and semors available at 6'15 p m Call course brochures Wlll be avaJ1- Alzheimer's can find comfort The DSO Will Jom celhst Make your reservatIOns by and support at Alzheimer's (313) 882-5330 able Monday, Aug 28 Call Bonslav Strulev In bnngIng The gallery IS open Monday Thursday, Aug 10, to enjoy a (313) 343-2178 Support Group meetmgs, on wonderful production of Vlve La Francel Wlth through Saturday, from 10 am the first and tlurd Wednesday Fireworks, to the Meadow to 6 P m and Thursday, from Thursday, Aug. 3 Thornton Wilder's The ofeach month, from 1 to 2 pm, 10 a m to 8 p m Call (313) Matchmaker, along Wlth shop- Lend a voice Brook stage, Fnday, July 28, at Summer sounds Tenors, bantones and bass at the old rectory of Chnst 8 p m Beethoven's Ninth and 885-8999 pmg and dlllIng In the quaint The sounds of summer Wlll vOIces are mVlted to make an Church Grosse Pomte Call echo through The Village when Victonan town of Nlagara-on- Rich K and BraZil headline the the-Lake, Ontano, Canada, final Bon Secours-Cottage dunng a Shaw Festival tnp, 'fuesday, Oct 17 to Wednesday, Health SeTVlces'2000 Music on Stay up wtth Jerry and watch the stars come out. DO YOU ••• JBlRY .1 TRETHON want to be in the metro calendar? lfWIS Then fill out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval, Grosse POinte U. DIY WHICBII Farms, 48236, or fax to (313) 882-1585, by 3 P m Fnday Last week's SEPt 8-4 Event Date puzzle solved 1.aoo:FIGHTMD Time Place Cost Muscular Dystrophy Assoclatlon & Jerry l.ew1s, Na1lOnal Chamnan Reservations Questions? Call -www mdausa erg Contact Person ACROSS 2 3 4 5 1 'Mth II, once 12 4 Diva's song 8 Droop$ 12 Llslon CITY OF ~arp~r.oobs, MICHIGAN vanqulShef 21 13 Easler WAYNE COUNTY entree 2S 14 VWlJClSm SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 15 Mrs Shakes- JULY 10.2000 peare, nee- 11'lt. re,ul.1r Cll~ Council meenng: was l.alltd In or~r by Mayor Kenoclh A PoyrlT<:l"al 7 10 PM 17 Homely 18 TenniS ROll CAll AllC""",dpe<5,'n, were p C,PN/Tho("nneCl,on July 27 2000 July 27, 2000 88 Reunions Grosse POinte News Detroit's Southeastern High Class of 1990, Saturday, March of 1990, Saturday, Sept, 9, School, Class of 1990, Fnday, 23, Weber's Inn, Ann Arbor mall.com School Clas~ of 1Q30 Ib holdmg 24, 2001, Marriott Hotel, Grecian Center, Southgate Nov 24, Marriott Hotel, Troy For more mformatlOn on any It'i '10th anmversary luncheon Romulus of these class reUnions, call on Thur"day, Sept 28 All • Garden City East High .North Farmmgton High Reuruons Made EabY at (248) gradu,ltes from the 1920s • North Farnungton High School, Class of 1980, School, Class of 1980, Fnday, 592.9565 or contact reunions. The alumni of GrUBbe PUlnte through the 1940s are inVIted School, Class of 1981, Saturday, Sept 23, Doubletree Nov 24, Marnott Hotel, Troy madeeasy@amentech net High S"hool'b da",>e,> of to attend Saturday, Aug 11, 2001, Guest Suttes, Southfield January and June 1940 Will Deadluw for reservatIOns IS Doubletree Guest SUites, • Romeo High School, Class • hold a Jomt 60th reunion Sept 11 Southfield .Taylor Center High School, of 1990, Saturday, Nov 25, Saturday, Sept 9, at the For more lIlformahon, call Class of 1990, Saturday, Sept Elly's Banquet Hall, The Grosse POInte South Grosse Pomte Hunt Club at ,H1012605-3'526 • Plymouth Canton High 30, Grecian Center, Southgate Washmgton High School Class of 1975 IS 630 p m School, Class of 1980, holdmg Its 25th reunion on Those who did not receive d Saturday, Aug 12, Doubletree • Taylor's Truman HIgh • Brother Rice and Manon Saturday, Aug 19, at the letter about the reunIOn may Guest SUites, Southfield School, Class of 1980, high schools, Class of 1990, Roostertall wnte Barbara Madarasz, 213 The followmg da""e" "'Ill be Saturday, Oct 7, Roma's Saturday, Nov 25 Other actlYltles are also Kenwood Ct, Gru~!>e Pomte holdll1g hH~h ~chool reunions • West Bloomfield High Banquet Center, Garden City planned for the weekend Farms, MI 48236 or call (313) around thf' mf'tl (> Dl.'tlOit area School Class of 1980. • Ann Arbor High School, For more mformation. call 882-2630 Saturday, Aug 19, Doubletree • Romulus Hlgh School, Class of 1990, Saturday, Dec (313) 881.9020 or tdsteen@hot- • Royal Oak s Shrine Hlgh Guest SUites, Southfield Class of 1990, Saturday, Oct School, Cia,>, of 1980, 14, Marnott Hotel, Romulus Saturda), Nov 1B, Fox and • Bnghton High School, American He.an • Hound;, Restaurant, Class of 1980, Saturday, Aug • NaY! HIgh School, Class of AsSOClahon- Bloomfield Htlb 26, NoVl Hilton, NoVl 1990, Saturday, Nov 4 t'~ ,...."--"....,.. • North Farmmgton High • Plymouth Salem High • Redford's Thurston HIgh ONE OF THESE School, Class of 1970, School, Class of 1980, School, Class of 1990, CAN CHANGE Saturday, Apnl 28, 2001, NOYl Saturday, Sept 2, Hohday Inn, Saturday, Noy 11, Roma's A THOUSAND LIVES Hilton, NOVI Llvoma Banquet Center, Garden City SUPPORT MEDICAL RESEARCH • Belleville High School, • Trenton HIgh School, Class • Southfield Lathrup HIgh PtWeteE~ SALON BOrt-LOOT 16980 Kercheval Ave. at Notre & DAY SPA The most merchandise we've ever Dame in lower level McCourt bldg had for sidewalk sale and at prices (313)642-1190 (313)642-1191 fax "Day of Glamour" that will take your breath away! Tues - Sat. 10:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. -Pamper youneJf, or with a friend- STEPHEN KRESS Friday - Saturday sales inside and All types of embroidery and Executive Chef out of the store. We will be closed screen printing. Begin the day by slipping into a Is Sunday. Also preview our fabulous comfortable monogram robe and Featuring Specials incoming late summer and early fall slippers, listening to 80ft music while 4:00 p.m. till closing arrivals ... at BON-LOOT in the on your way to enjoy a relaxing Monday Village, 17114 Kercheval Ave. massage in a private room, followed & Tuesday PRIME RIB 'If.95 (313)886-8386. I . . July 27. 2000 _2C __ S~orts Grosse Pointe News Park All-Stars win district title The Grosse Pomte Park 10- base In the last mnmg before tnple to cut the Woods-Shores' year-old All-Star t(:am won the rallymg for an 8-7 Will lead to 7-6 SaTOS walked and Little League Dlstnct 6 tour- Max Pearson, Jay Williams on hiS steal of second, the ball nament for the first time m 10 and Mike Herzog tnggered the was thrown mto center field, seasons comeback Wlth hIts and Mark allOWing Rlashl to score the The Park's 10-2 VIctory over Rlashl followed With a two-run tymg run Grobse POinte Woods-Shores double Jimmy Saros smgled Saros then scored the wm- Amencan sends It Into the bec- and Alex ROSSIcapped the out- mng run on Rossl'~ mfield hit tlOnal tournament burst W1th a tnple Patflck LewandowskI, Evan But It wab a couple of earher The Park's next game was a Pearson, Andrew Waller and come-from-behmd vlctones carbon copy of the first, only Max Pearson each pItched well that left a lastmg Impnnt on thiS time the Vlctlm was the for the Park dUfing the tourna- tht, team's legacy Woods-Shores Amencan squad ment, but the standout was "The, ...d" ~alhnl;; th"l.l the On",,, agilll1 th.; P"fl.. tlilll",d Rld"}U, ....hu Glbu !Jatt"J 7:;0 heart attack kIds,'" said head 7-3 W1th two out m the last ROSSI, Evan Pearson and coach Jim Saros "I've played a Innmg and came away WIth an Herzog were also among the lot of baseball and I've never 8-7 wm Walks to Scott leadmg hItters Saros, been anythmg hke thiS - tWIce Maxwell and Herzog sand- Wilhams, RI8Shl, Evan comlllg from four runs down WIched around a smgle by Pearson and Herzog were out- , \ With two out m the last Wllhams loaded the bases and standmg defenSively mmng" The Grosse Pointe Park IO-year-old all-star team won the District 6 Little League Rlashl cleared them WIth a The Park began tournament championship. In front are Scott Maxwell.left, and AndrewWaller. In the middle row. from left, are Jimmy Saros, Sean Tetreault. Evan Pearson. Jay Williams, Lance Lucas. play W1th an 11-0 VlctOry over Cale Mannesto, Mike Herzog. Pat Lewandowski. Mark Riashi. Max Pearson and Alex Chnton Valley Then thmgs got Woods swim team tougher The Park traIled Rossi. In back. from left, are assistant coach E.F. Rossi, head coach Jim Saros and assistant coach Mark Rlashi. Woods-Shores NatIOnal 7-3 With two out and no one on posts fourth victory First-year The Grosse Pomte Woods each event Warnors chalked up their Relays. MIxed 17-and.under 200 fourth Vlctory of the season m medley, Grosse Pomte Shores (Paul Jacobs, John Fodell, Kelly Monahan, Star squad the Lakefront SWlmmmg Katie Monahan) Boys 12.and-under • ASSOCIatIOn by beatmg the 200 medley, Grosse Pomte Woods WIns crown Grosse Pomte Shores Sharks (Ryan Duman, Andrew Horne, Larry 311-256 BriskI, Johnny Vmson) Girls 12.and. under 200 medley, Grosse POinte The first hme \\ as a charm Several SWlmmers had out- Woods(MeganMoore,Julie Zarb, Sam for the fifth and sixth grade standIng performances to lead Obell, Dana Zakl Mixed a-and-under babeball team at Our Lady the Wamors 100 freestyle, Grosse POinte Woods Star of the Sea Stephen Van Beek, 9, won (John Guest, Alhson M,lIer, PaIge the lO-and-under 25-yard but- CastIle Joey Zarb) MIxed 10 and The team won the CYO under 100 freestyle, Grosse POinte Eabti;Hde DIVISIOn champI- terfly and was second by less Shores intenews,com 20 I HELP WANTED 200 HElP WANTED GENERAl 200 HUP WANTED GINERAl 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HllP WANHD GENIRAl 201 HELP WANTED , 8AIYSITTER UIYSITTER BARTENDER wanted full HAIRDRESSER, manicu- PAINTING posilions- Es- RECEPTIONIST wanted DUAL Income Grosse PART lime thru summer time days, no experi- rist wanted High com- tabllshed Grosse POinte for busy Grosse POinte Po,nte family In need of Start after July 11 ence necessary 313- miSSion or rent your own company looking for rell salon Call 313-822- dependable local Indl school year 2 children 821-6480 able, experienced pro- 8080 Vidual to care for two to 7 years Reliable 100 ANNOUN ~OQ GARAGE/YARD/ ~09 GARAGE/YARO/ 40Q GARAGI/YARD/ 412 MIS(IllANIOUS 500 ANIMAL 602 AUTOMOTIVE ~03 fURNITURE 41 S WANTEO TO BUY ftlSEMENT SALE 1A5EMENT SALE 1A5EMINT SALE ARTI(lES ADOPT A PET . FO~D CHEARV wood entertain- 977 Hampton- off of Mar- GROSSE POinte Park, HARPER Woods, 21246 FOR sale- Washerl dryer BUYING old furniture, GROSSE POinte Animal 1997 Ford escort LX ment cenler & tables, tyr Saturday, 8 OOam- 1111 Beaconsfield July Sellern, Friday & Satur- $325, corner computer glassware, china, and Society Will halle pets Sport, excellent condl couch, chairs, china 3 OOpm Household 27- 29, 8am. 4pm MOil' day, 8am- 2pm desk $125, motorless olher Interesting Ilems for adopllon al Sidewalk lion, 37,000 miles Air cabinet, computer sta. Items, tools clothes, Ing Assorted Ilems treadmill $100 Pnces John, 313-882.5642 Sale (Kerchellal! Notre power locks & Windows HUGE mOiling sale, anti- lion lamps, desk 313. mlsc negotiable 313-642. Dame) Salurday July SpOiler keyless entry GROSSE POinte Park, 986 ques, furniture, clothing, 884.2259 0886 DIAMONDS 29, 12 3pm (313)8B4 $8000 313.8868219 Amencan Cancer Society Westchester. Friday, oflice eqUipment & sup- Estate, Antique Jewelry 1551 1994 Ford Explorer XLT DINING room set- A cheri)' "Dlscollery Shop" 9am. 3pm Saturday, plies, 94 Suburban, 89 ORIENTAL nug ,9x 12 flo. & Coins ral deSign, taupe & 1110- automatic 78K While solid wood, 92 Inch, Quality Resale 9am 12n Furniture, ba- Mercedes Benz 3OOCE, Looking to bUy 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS With tan leather $B 600 double pedestaU 2 leaf Shores Center by Items Miscellaneous both In excellent condi- ry, accented With green Gemologist on staff FOR SAlE table 8 hend carved 13 " Harper tion and more Friday & blue, gold Appraised at 313-822.0675 POinte Jewelry AKC Chocolate Lab pup Chippendale chairs 60 810-285-7467 GROSSE POinte Woods, Saturday 9- 3 667- 669 $4,000 Best offer 810- 20100 Mack, 2nd floor pies, female wormed 1991 Lincoln Town Car Inch lighted hutch, buffet D 1010 Canterbury North Neff Road (1 block from 294-4512 onate clothing Jewelry, V ff M Grosse POinte Woods allallable, 815/00 $375 Cartier edlhon CD sun and server Brand new, furniture & householdsl ernler west 0 or- the Vlllage)Ellerythlng SNAPPER riding mower- Sterling Bank Building 313-640.4072 roof lIery goad condl neller opened Onglnal nlngslde Thursday, Fn- mustgol cost $10,000 asking, BIG backyard sale 27182 day, Saturday 9 5 Ap- 12hp- 33" deck Hlgh- between 7 " 8 Mile 1Ion, $5900 810.773 ENGUSH Spnnger Span- $2,995 (248)789-5815 Lillie Mack, tons of mlsc phances, household, MOVING sale, 798 Pem- Vac mulching $750 (313)884-3325 4940 810 7780447 Iels- AKC registered, Collectibles, Barbie etc berton, Park Boys (313}886-5602 FINE co, "3 dln'1er.'V3'e maleS ~"\'in f"mal,,,; 1997 Mercurv Tracer FIVE wlIllJulet I)olls, 011 paintings GROSSE POinte Woods, ",Iulnes, loys, ",ullll>uier jJ,,,..... TRIPLE baby Joggerl strol- $375 810.392.2371 Black perfect conditIOn desk. Martin Office Fur- 1950's glassware, Oak armoire & software, sterling Sillier flatware nlture Oak, two years 1403 Hampton, Fnday, ler "Runabout" canopy, and antiques Call Jan! automatiC, 1 owner household Ilems, Fnday NEW pet slore. coming to old $9501 best offer dresser Fnday, Satur. Saturday, lOam- 3pm basket 2 years old Paid Herb (810)731-8139 $7,5001 best ,t3.821 9.2 Fraser Located In Gar- (810)777-5861 day, Sunday to- 6 Chiouc, Ollesea,t VCR , $770, asking $300 313- 0690 882.7573 OLD wooden duck hunting field Plaza at 15 mile BLOCK sale on Unillersity entertainment center, MOVING sale- 1704 Man. 1994 Mercury Capri con decoys and ltshlng tack- road We oHer on,slte KING Size, name brand, between Mack & Mu. etc Nice things chester, Grosse Pomte WEDDING! special occa- lIertlble, 5 speed man Woods, Thursday, Frt. le Cash paid (8tO)774- pet adoptions, birds complete mattress set nlch Friday, Saturday GR SS P W sion Items new lormal ual, garage stored dllll Neller used, stili In pack- 0 E olnte oods, day, 9am- 3pm 8799 small cnllers fish and beginning at 10 OOam 1406 Hollywood Fo gown, size 10, floor en summers only, age Warranty, can de- ur their supplies Call for liller Retail $999, sell COMBINING two house- family garage sale Fn. MOVING Sale 20276 An- length, rose, $400 Pho- PAYING CASH! details 810-285-PETS 16000 miles $7500 $369 810-306-1999 hold sale Great stuff I day & Saturday 9. 4 nott, DetrOit, near Hoo- tographic package Fox For diamonds, jewelry, 313-881-3306 or 734 No clothes Saturday, Lots of treasures. lIerl Eight Mile Satur. StudiOS, expires May, watches, gold, sliver. POMERAIAN. whelped 7/ 455-5434 day, 900am- 6 OOpm 2001, $500 LImOUSine 4 100 Black! male Mahogany console table, 8 OOAM 22610 lake- household goods, cloth- The Gold Shoppe 1993 Mercury Topaz, 4 (Rain date Sunday) servICe Diamond $1,000 Excellent Pedl' beautiful condition 56 x land St Clair Shores Ing cell phones, furnl' 22121 Gratiot door 6.,,000 miles non Furniture Hummels, Touch, 3 hours, $500 gree Call art (313)527- 13 313-882-7431 ture, Halloween yard Eastpointe MI smoker, nice $3 800 bikes, garden, house' 224 crystal bowls, Mlka- 5754 MAHOGANY DETROIT, 5221 Lannoo. decorations SchWinn 810.774-0966 313-685 3440 INTERIORS July 28 29, 830am- Paramount racing bike, hold sa, 5", $560 (810}247- POODLE. pups, standard 2pm Bedroom set, small mlcrowalle Ollen, 7288 aher 5pm SHOTGUNS, nfles, old 1997 Probe 5 speed 4 SHOWROOM display sale AKC, excellent pedigree (Fine Furniture washer, dryer, area baseball cards, toys, handguns, Parker, cylinder Air casselle, Making room for new 413 MUSI(AL & temperament $700 " Antique Shop) rugs, miscellaneous fur. etc elc ' Browning, Winchester, power Window!>! locks Kitchen display- bath- INSTRUMENTS up 517-345'3827 506 S. Washington ntture, household Items Colt, Luger, others Col- tinted Windows Extend- room lIanitles- miscella- Royal Oak, MI and morel GROSSE POinte Woods, ABBEY PIANO CO. lector (248)478-3437 ed warranty, absolutely neous Items Rillerslde- 505 LOST AND FOUND A complete mahogany din------__ 1467 Brys Saturday, ROYALOAK 248.541.6116 like new Boysenberry 20956 Mack VISaJ Mas- mg room set (mcludes 6 EASTPOINTE, 16336 Sunday 10 ooam- SPENDING MY bluel gray cloth Intertor, tercard accepted 313- USED PIANOS FOUND white parakeet, chairs} $1800 Mahogany Toepfer, Saturday, 10- 400pm less than 10000 miles 886-3188 Consoles-Spinets $695 up INHERITENCE call 313.884.4790 dining room tables (In- 2 Furniture, lawn mow- GROSSE Pomte Woods, PaYIng outrag~i pnces.1or lhe $9,500 313642.1546 er, snow blower, new "Used Stein way Grands" cuesI d banque t size dInlng 1959 Llltlestone, Fnday, ST. Clair Shores garage follOWing LOST cat- orange, 6 603 AUTOMOTIVE room table With 5 extra Mmkota trollmg motor, 9am- 3pm, Saturday, sale, 2 families, Fnday & PIANOS WANTED • LHI"A CRYSTAL SILVER years, female Area .t OSTUMEJEWELRV GENERAL MOTORS Iealles- (opens to 16') Set much morel 9am- 1pm Name brand Saturday 10. 5 21225 TOP CASH PAID ! 90~ ASPHALT PAVING 907 BASEMENT 907 BASEMENT 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK , 912 BUilDING/REMODElING 917 PlASTERING 919 (HIMNEY CLEANING 929 DRYWAll REPAIR WAHRPROOFING WATERPROOFING AFFORDABLE plastenng C.A.S. '::,veway repair. Some Clesslflcatlons SEAVER'S Home Mamte- WILUAMSBUILT 25 years experience, expenence. Majorl minor Sealcoatlng, hot tar nance Bnck repairs. are required by law to CONSTRUCTION SAFE FLUE rep8Jrs, drywall hanging crack 1111, patchworl<.. porches, chimneys, guaranteed work, free be licensed. Check with Foaily_ll124 Kitchens. baths, estimates, Lou Black. CHIMNEY SERVICE /fInishing and painting CommencaV residential steps Molar color basements, addllJons. well: 810-n6-8687, - Chlmrtey Cleart~ng specialISt Reasonable Free estimates No body proper $late Agency "Excellence in malched Insured - Caps and l.Jcensed I Insured Pager 313-796-9845 rates (313}B85-3302 beats our pncel to verify license. Waterproofing" (313)882.0000 Screens (313)885-8837 Installed (313)885-0161 20 ".... G...... _ ANDY Squires Plastenng • Mortarartd 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICES 914 CARPENTRY & Drywall Stucco repair. Damper I"""'!"~~~~~ THOMAS KLEINER .Pea Stolle Baddill Spray textured ceilings Repa,r BASEMENT FIRST e&fJ~, 1_. OSpodea CIeaD-Up AL.L Carpentry. Intenorl (810}755-2054. - IIrtlmal Removal • Resurface Driveways WATERPRDORNG Certified Master Sweep ELECTRICAL CO. 313-886-5565 extenor. Rep81r worl<.. PLASTER & drywall repair JOHN, Master Electrical • Seal Coat & Crack Filler -Dlggrng Method Guaranteed satlfactlon and painting Grosse TOM TREFZER References LICensed 81().n~1007 Insured -All New Drain Tile POinte references Call (313)882-5169 25 years In POlntes I M Charles "Chip. Gibson Emergency servlca 810-77S-8OII7 -Lighl Weight lOA BUilding, 313-886-0202. 313-884-5764 ViolatIons, Renovallon slag stone & backfill 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK Doorbells, Ranges, Dryers PLASTER repairs, paint- 901 BAS EMENT -SpoUess Cleanup it CARPENTRY- Porches, COACHLIGHT Senior Citizen Discount VIA TERPROOFING ALL masonry work- Tuck- 'k doors, decks Finish & Ing Cheap' No job too CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. No servICe call charge -Walls Straightened & POint, chimney, bncke, rough carpentry Re- small I Call anytime. In. Stat. 1.JC8fl98d CHAS. F. JEFFREY Braced or Replaced block, stones. Lay patIO pairs & small jobs Free sured (810)n4-2827 5154 Basement Waterproofing S & J ELECTRIC -Foundations Underpinned slate Cement steps. estimates 25 years ex- SEAVER'S Home M8Jnte- ChIlMeYS Cleaned Caps-Screens Residential Commercial • 40 Yrs Expenence Reenforce house foun. penence 313-885-4609 nance Plaster, drywall, -OutSide Method or -Bnck & Concrete Work Installed No Job Too Smell datlons. References teltu res, p8Jntlng 19 .Inside Method AnImIJ Removal -20 Years Expenence 810-n9-7619 EXPERIENCED carpenler years In Grosse POinte. 313-885-2930 •Walls Straightened CtlrtIfiBd & -10 Year Transferable since '67. AlteralJons 313-882-0000 & Braced BRICK repairs Porches, Insured Guarantee 912 BUILDING/REMODELING Windows, doors, decks, lOMA .Foundatlons Underpinned steps, tuckpolntJng, porches,garage straight. SMDOTH plaster and dry- -Licensed & Insured -Drainage Systems small lobs KeVIn, Additions enlng, seamless gutters, wall repairs WIthout ELECTRIC (810)n9-6226 313-882-1800 Installed Kitchens Vinyl Siding References sanding Other mainte- Boa TOMA LICensed & Insured BRICK work- tuckpotnt, Finished carpentry (810}779-7619 nance servICes availa- I.lcensed Master A.1 Quality 920 CHIMNEY REPAIR chimneys, porches, All Types of Remodeling ble l.Jcensed and Insur. Electrical Contractor. Signature Custom ed (313}824-0869 R.L. Workmanship walls (313}886-5565 GARAGE J&J 313-885-9595 Home BUilders, Inc. STRAIGHTENING STREMERSCH 810-296-3882 J.W. KI.EINER SR. (810)n6-9398 Roof raising, door 9 J 8 CEMENT WORK CHIMNEY Reasonable Retes SL Clair Shores, MI BASEMENT MASON CONTRACTOR Licensed and Insured alignment & adjustments SYSTEMS, INC. Free estimates ANDY'S Masory, chimney SERVING THE House & floor raising MICH. WC." 71..()5125 Commercial Residential WATERPROOFING YOUR BEST CHOICE repair Bnck, all tuck POINTES FOR 40 YEARS and leveling. Replace Chimneys repaired, New, Repairs, Renova- WALLS, REPAIRED polntin g, co ncrete LI- CH INJECTION Bnck, block and stone B2 BUilding Co Custom rot1en wood In garage rebUilt, re-lined tions, Code Violations, censed, Insured STRAIGHTENED Basement Waterproofing work and all types addItions, kitchens & structural members. Gas flues re-lined Servlca Upgrade (313)881-0505 REPLACED IrlSlde I Outside System of rapalrs baths All your remodel. Doors lubricated. Cleaning Glass Block High Pressure Inlectlon ALLWORK Flagstone Patios Ing 'leeds G resse John Pnce DJGRANDE Cement Work, CertrJled, Insured Commercial & ResIdential & Walke, Porches, POinte references 313- 313-882..()746 SpecialiZing In porches, (810)795-1711 CUSWORTH GUARANTEED lICensed I Insured Chimneys, Tuck-PolnlJng, 884-7990 driveways, paver bnck, ELECTRIC LICENSED BBB Patching walkways, pallas, etc 929 DRYWAll Free InspectIOns ViolatiOns Corrected FASTSlIMCI PULCINI Conslructlon (810}498-3998, 313 116 .... 313.884.7139 Members of CAM Spec18l1zlngIn Small Jobs You receive honest (810)202.2222 AMERICAN Wall & Cell. SERVING COMMUNITY 30 YEARS call toll free 8n-939-9811 Free Estlmatesll.Jcensed quality workma'lshlp on mg. Expert drywalV plas. SINCl1". 313-882-0717 all cement work, water. ~ GREAT Lakes Masonry- ter repair Restoration 901 USEMENT 901 8ASEMENT proofing, bncl< work & tuck POlnling, matct"ng specialist 313-833-4237 WATERPROOFING WATERPROOFING MASONRY REPAIRS porches CommerclaV color and texture, dnve- Brick residential Free esti- ways (exposed Aggre. Block gate), chimneys, porch- mates 810-773-3310 913CEMENT WORK 911 CEMENTWORK Stone es Specialize In restora. All Types tIOn 01 old houses REMODELING speclallsls. ~~ call Dan (313)417-1942 Kitchen and bath, finish- WATERPROOFING 313-822-2113 ed basements, decks, .16 CARPETINSTAllATION VITO'S Cement work, WINTER CONS1RUcnON A BUlsness !lulll On Honesty, Integnty & Dependability MASONRY repairs Bnck and much more Small porches, driveways, pa. Sped4u,uu, u,. ~ Wlh Over 20 Years Experience Servmg The Pomtes layer since 1948 LI- jobs welcome LICensed! GARY'S Carpet ServICe 110S,bnckJ block work, Specifications: censed & Insured Semi' Insured Free estimates Installation, restretchlng tuck POlnl Insured, -Oriveways -Patios -Walks 'Plywood around cnti"' UTa to protect landscape- retired Reasonable DynamiC Building Con- Repairs Cllrpet & pad bonded, licensed -Garages -Additions -All trffs ~hruhs bu,hu e'1C wUl be prott<1ed (810) 772-3223 capts,lnc 810-775-3428 available 810-228-8934 (313}527 -8935 'FX(41Ivatt (hand dlx) aru: of b&5c:mmt wall to be wltnproofrd "Lleensed/ll\SUl'ed" 'Kaul away all day s.and debris -R.mo"," .. htlnR drain tilt and ~Iaco with ntw drain tilt 912 BUllOINGjREMODHlNG 912 BUllDmG/R!MODELING 913 CEMENT WORK 918 i 6ath 6enGhe5 Without 6aGk5 $3~ each ' i6ath 6enGhe5 With 6aGk $49l!!ieach iElevated Toilet Seat5 $18QQ each ~ W Per~onal Sitz Bath $8~ each iContour Seat CU5hion (Lumbar) $1'Jl1l1each tPla5tiG Male urinal with Lid $1ll1! each iCerviGal Pillow by OPI $2'1'0 each t1611 Inflatable Rine by DMI $'l'" each iRubber Bath Mat $1900each ~ wRut1t1er Shower Mat $1900 each iFoam Lone Handle 6ath Sponge #8172 $4llIl each i Ege Grate Style Foam Full Mattress overlay #7948 $4900 each i Eeg Grate Style Foam 2" Hospl{al Bed Overlay #NON6C2 $24'2'2 each ~6ed Wedge 7" Foam with blue zipper cover $27QQ each iLaree Full body foam wedge with Gover #7920 $46Ql2 each fLumbar Roll5 $12QQ to $1f3L1l1 each iTerry Cloth baGk5Grubber #166012 $9QQ each i Fanc;y,ADJ HGT, Ladies fashion cane, many colore $2~ each iGrab bar, 12 inGh,white (bathroom 5afety) $12QQ each iPeak Flow meter, full ranee (60-810 Umin) $2'Jl1l1each ,. Over5tocked Colostomy Pouches & Wafer5, "No Insurance" In 5tock items only - 20% off Retail price ,. All remaining jewelry, in 5tock 75% off retail price July 27, 2000 • ------Page 2 YourHome Thursday, July 27, 2000 Bite back against pesky insects and mosquitoes ON TN. COVER_ Q. My shrubs are infested with " '" '"\ i}~? ~"s... "" ,.. ..,. mosquitoes and small gnats. How ~~ }. do I control these pesky insects? t'~" Ask 558 PEMBERTON A. SometImes it feels like the mosquitoes rule the outdoors and I~ The GROSSE POINTE PARK they are out to get us as soon as lAndscaper <><- Beautifully preserved Tudor. Large we step outdoors. Don't worry; you ~-0 can win the battle against mos- ~?-' ! 21444 HARPERAVENUE PHoNE 810,775,9917 BETwEEN 8 & 9 MIlE ROADS E-MAIl: Sr. CLAIR SHoREs, M/48080 [email protected] Thursday, July 27,2000 YourHome Page 3 Wood-graining over Beline's plastic kitchen cabinets Best Buys Q. I just read your advice on painting plastic laminate cabinets - great tips! I would like to know If stain would work as well. My $625,000 cabinets are white and I would , MOVE RIGHT IN' Remarkable like to stain them to make them surroundmg Three bedrooms, two full look like wood.Is this possible? baths and two and one half baths on first Also what would you advise to floor. First floor laundry. SpacIOus floor do for a plastic laminate counter- plan. Generous closet space. Ideal floor top to change the color? Cheryl plan. Short distance to lakeSide Park. [email protected] PossessiOn at closmg. A. Cheryl, the procedure of ink- ideal for a quick smooth finish. ing over a painted surface to make Moor the base coat dries you'll it look like wood is an old one. In be ready to ink-on the graining. fact, it is still very popular on new This is the. fun part - yes, fun! steel and fiberglass entrance There are tools for applying the doors to make them look like ink with a very realistic grain. wood. First blot ink in a moderate pat- $479,500 tern on the surface. Then draw EAST OF MORNINGSIDE. Four A quality wood-graining job the tool from one end to the other bedroom, three full, two half bath calls for a base coat, one or two slowly changing its angle to the Colomal. Practical floor plan. Modem layers of ink and a sealer to pro- surface. kitchen with new appliances. Extra - teet the ink. A glaze may even be large master sUite WIth loads of closet used to shadow or soften the ink- You'll have plenty of time for space and luxunous bath. Second ing effect. experimenting because the ink master SUlleWith pnvate bath. Two stays wet up to 45 minutes. If the > furnaces and two-central atr First the laminate must be pre- color seems too light, blot more conditioftiag~ ~~ pared so all these products will ink on the door and redraw the .::. "";:" ...... ~"",:: ...... or .. adhere properly. grain with the tool. If it is too "c~~~~.']-"..-;.. .. :.:...... y .. Y'«...: ....-:~,...'.J' " dark, wipe some of the ink off the Clean the surfaces so the surface and redraw the grain. primer will stick. A weak solution of trisodium phosphate, Simple Youdon't have to use a graining Green or your favorite cleaner and tool. Thanks to my mother, I water will do fine. If possible, learned to use hunks of carpeting remove the doors, hinges and han- and stiff old paintbrushes to pro- dles. This will make the job go duce different styles of wood faster and look more professional. grain. A good tip IS don't look too close to your work. Once it's done Apply the cleaner twice, about and viewed as a complete project, five minutes apart to allow the it'll look great. Some of my best product to loosen up the dirt. graining was done fast and with- Then rinse well and let dry. out a care. Once the graining is done, the Sand all the surfaces lightly surface will require one or two with 220 (or so) grit sandpaper. coats of sealer to protect the ink. This step doesn't require a lot of $355,000 Without it, the ink will wear off IMPECCABLY MAINTAINED four elbow grease. Try to contact all wherever the cabinets are han- the areas at least once. The goal bedroom, two and one half bath dled. Usually I spray the first coat Colonial. Master suite with private bath. here is not to leave any shiny so the ink isn't melted and ruined spots. Hardwood floors. KItchen update With by brushing on a sealer. Then countertop and smk. Large eatmg area. apply the second coat, and your Family room WIth parquet floor and Dust everythmg with a damp whIte kitchen is now a woody. towel or a rag moistened with fireplace leads to three season garden room. Full basement, alcohol.A dust-free job is a beauti- As for the countertops, prep two car ~ prage. ful thing. with the same process but fimsh with an epoxy finish. A two-part Prime the plastic laminate with product is usually the hardest of a quality primer/sealer/bonder. available finishes, but it will still For More Information, Please Contact... The oil-based ones will usually be not nearly as hard as the origi- have the best durability when nal plastic laminate. It may buy painting plastic. We like XIM's you time to save up for new coun- . BELINE OBEID Bonder Pnmer or Bin's alcohol- tertops. Associate Broker based pnmer. The proper latex primers aren't bad; they just Send your questwns to: Mr. (313) 343-0100 aren't quite as good as the oil- Hardware, c/o Gtlbert's Pro Serving the Grosse Pointe area with based ones. (As of this writmg.) Hardware, 21912 Harper, St. knowl~dge and experience. , Clair Shores, 48080; call (810) Once the plastic has been 776-9532, e-matl staf{@mrhard- ..flPrudential Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. primed, the base coat for the ware com, or vtslt www.mrhard- graming can be applIed. A short ware.com to Vlew some of the ..... lIIft "."1...... '...... c•• ~t nsJ' d1~possble.three~inck J'oHer is- •••• 'CfJbum.1ts.' ••••.••••••••••••••• - - ---~---- Page 4 VourHome Thursday, July 27, 2000 For a change and profit - consider coin collecting It's all about money recipients are always very grate- e , A be ful. By Diane Morelli " Antique s m lenCe Coin production errors such as Every summer I enjoy walking '~,~, "'::. • ' ... '1: • ~ ~, center strikes - coins incorrectly along the water's edge and beach- collectible coins - now I can't in the 1960s he gave us the blue centered with part of the design comb for whatever a particular spend that odd rimmed dime or coin folders collectors use to place missing - may bring high prices: beach has to offer: smooth beach "lumped" coin. our "finds" in. He gave all his pre- • Lincoln centst copper, 1909 to glass, shells, rocks, an interesting My father is a great coin collee- cious grandsons special coins at 1982 - $5; zinc, $2. feather or two, whatever - I tor. He taught my sisters and me, their birth - my son was • Jefferson nickels _ $3 to $5. enjoy collecting things. Since at an early aget to save "wheatie" bestowed a 1987 $5 gold . doing a bit of research on coin col- pennies, silver quarterst buffalo BI'centennl'al of the U.S. • Buffalo nickels - $200 to lecting, I will have to put more nickels and Roosevelt and Constitution coin. $300. effort into combing through my Mercury dimes - let alone how to These days my father tells us to • Mercury dimes - $50 to $200. "change" in search of interesting, roll those interesting coins. Back save the new state quarters - • Roosevelt dimes - $5 to $10. especially Delaware, the first • Washington quarter, 1932 to quarter issued back in 1999. He 1964 - $70 to $150; 1965- up to GROSSEPOwn says the U.S. Mint is working $25. IS ON seven days a week, around the • Kennedy half dollar _ $35 to clock doing nothing but printing $400. these quarters because people are JANET RIDDER taking them out of circulation. I Other rare production errors have a hard time saving them that yield higher prices are: because quarters can add up so - Cracks and lumps: cracks quickly - six of them can get me appear as raised irregular lines over the Blue Water Bridge. that can distort the coints design. Prices gotten for coins have, in It's caused by dies prone to some cases, soared - an 1804 extreme pressure. Coins struck by Draped Bust dollar sold at auction damaged die reveal a raised lump in 1999 for over $4 million! where the design is missing. As with many collectibles, the - Lamination errors: A coin This gracious five bedroom, four and one half bath Colomal offers views of Lake St Clair from conditIOn of the piece can deter- with a fragment of metal mIssing many rooms while the rear grounds and gardens provlde pnvate park-hke seclusion Classic appomtments. a supenor locatIOn, graceful floorplan and a magmficent setting create an mine its high or low grading. or peeled ofTthe coin's surface. atmosphere of elegance and comfort for elther fonnal entertainIng or casual f!l.milyliVing The Coins that are damaged, cleaned, - Unplated (copper) Lincoln ammetles Include high ceilings with deep crown moldings. hardwoods floors, bay and bow wtndows and dramatic curved walls, five natural fireplaces and an elevator. The spacIOus faouly polished or very worn are worth zinc cents, 1982: Cents have a sil- room bUilt In 1995 by the Blake Company offers flexibility to be used as a first floor master suite less. Serious collectors know what very-looking surface on part or all With dressmg rooms and full bath By appointment only part of the coins show the first of the coin. Coins completely signs of wear: Indian head cents unplated are worth more than ,~Location, location, location. - haIr above the ear and the curl those 50 to 10 percent plated. There IS room to spare In thiS bnght and sunny to the right of the nbbon; or the . _ Broad strikes: If the coin Colomal In a premiere location near the Lake All the hallmarks of graCIOUS IIvmg and lots of Buffalo nickel - high point of the ordinarily has a distinct edge it ~space for family and fnends in thiS four Indian's cheekbone and the hair will be missing and the coin will , , bedroom, two full and two half bath. executive ',..: home Family room and lIbrary too, lUXUriOUs near the part. appear larger than normal. WIde < newer baths and a three car garage. Peaceful , rear courtyard With perennial gardens Call for Indian Head cents, 1859 to and well-centered pieces will ...... , details 1909, may bring a price of $1 to bring higher prices than these $10, or possibly up to $30 estimated prices: Indian cent _ Common Buffalo Nickels, 1913 $50; copper Lincoln cent, $5; to 1938, may bring a price of 50 Jefferson nickel, $6; silver cents to $15, up to $100 The Roosevelt dime, $10. rarest are the over-dated 191817- The new State Quarter errors D and the famed three-legged buf- bring a hefty price: Lamination, falo. $15; clipped side, $50; 180 degree Another interesting collectIble turn, $50; off center, $150; and com is the dime, wmged Liberty double struck, $1,000. My father (Mercury), 1916 to 1945, YIelding says three or four circulated State 35 cents to $10, to $40. Quarters with mistakes on them The SlIver Kennedy half dollar have already been found For was produced m 1964. One year more mformation on the State later Congress chose to eliminate Quarters, visit the web SIte silver from the dIme and quarter, usmint.gov/50States/ as well as reduce the silver con- So "spend" the time to watch tent of the half dollar untIl it was and save your money! entIrely strIpped of silver In 1971 The Kennedy half dollar 1970-D Send your questwns about J\\j I H. Wulff H ABR,CRS,GRI,RAM antlques and collectibles to, Diane AsSOCIATE BROKER Certified Residential Sperialist can brIng $3 to $5; 1971 brmgs Morelll c/o Grosse Pointe News at (313) 884-6400 face value When travelIng out of 96 Kercheval Ave, Grosse POl1lte Internationally af'clairned web site; ~ the contInental Umted States, my Farms 48236, (ax (313) 882-1585, http;/Iwww.grosst'pointehomes.comL:l father suggests usmg Kennedy half dollars to tIp WIth _ th~ e-mall dmorelll@grossepOl1lte- news com Thursday, July 27,2000 YourHome Page 5 Who ruined my tree? Every day across the country, plished, the utihty may opt to homeowners return home from remove the tree rather than cre- work to find that the beautiful ate an eyesore and future prob- shade trE'es by the street m front lem. of their houses have been drasti- cally pruned. Instead of a thick, Why the gapmg hole in the symmetrical canopy of leaves, canopy? there is a gaping, V-shaped hole The utility company specifies a through the middle of the tree certain amount of clearance that reveals the overhead electri- around its wires, depending upon cal conductors. the voltage, the tree's growth rate Consumers may not be aware and other characteristics, and the that while trees add significantly pruning cycle (how frequently it 350/0 to the beauty of our communities, will be pruned). Furthermore, sci- they are also responsible for cost- entIfic research has proven that it ly property damage as well as is better from the standpomt of 21 DIFFERENT dangerous power outages. In fact, tree health if the trimming crew tree failure is by far the leading removes whole limbs with a rela- STYLES TO cause of electrical outages nation- tively small number of large cuts wide. The tree that grows into vs. making numerous small cuts CHOOSE FROM electrical conductors presents a and leaving stubbed off branches. Four Seasons I potential hazard to property own- Finally, utilities have found that ers and others in the community if removal of entire limbs helps to versatility of design train the future growth of the tree it becomes energized or wipes out and construction a power line. This is why we see away from the wires, keeping utility line clearance contractors maintenance costs to a minimum enables us to offer while helping to ensure that the trimming trees in our neighbor- you the freedom to hoods. tree needn't receive the same drastic pruning in the future. create exactly the Some residents get irntated and feel that these trees are need- Trees that will inevitably grow Sunroom that will lessly damaged. "The National into power lines should not be meet your needs Arborist Association (NAA) planted under or near utility receives a lot of calls from home- lines. Smaller, ornamental trees and fit your home owners complaining that their work best near power lines. within your budget. utility company 'drastically' cut Larger trees should be planted far trees near power lines," says enough away from lines that they Peter Gerstenberger, director of will not need drastic pruning ten, safety and education for the NAA. 20 or 30 years later. "While it is vitally necessary for The NAA is the Secretariat for utilities to trim trees, sometimes the ANSI A300 Standard, a You may need more space severely, it is nevertheless impor- national standard that governs for leisure activities for tant for them to follow tree care tree pruning operations, including standards of practice." line clearance. An easy way to find your growing family or When one is evaluating the a tree care service provider in you may simply want to quality of line clearance tree trim- your area is to use the National enjoy a sense of space and ming, it's important to consider Arborist Association's "Locate that the utility's primary objective Your Local NAA Member style a distinctive is to prevent outages as well as Companies" program. You can use sunroom structure will electrical hazards. Minimally, the this service by calling the NAA at tree should be left in a heal thy (800) 733-2622 or by doing a zip add to your home. 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(GPN-GW-48BRY) central air (GPN-H-48COO) (313) 885-2000 4200. {313} 886-4200 ST ClAIR SHORES $167,900 HARPER WOODS $82,000 HARPER WOODS $36,500 ST CLAIR SHORES $282,500 CUSTOMBUILTRANCH SpaCIOUS newer kitchen COZY BUNGALOW With natural fireplace In liVIng WEll MAINTAINED Second floor two bedroom, one WlNDWOOD POINTE CONDO. Two bedroom, two Large bedroom With excellent doset space Newer room. Mostly new Windows Glass block Windows bath co-op Immediate possession Appliances stay bath second fJoo( unit Beautifully maintained Bay carpeting and neutral decor Family room Central In basement New roof, finished basement, steel AssocIatIOn Includes water, extenOf maintenance wmdows Eat-In kitchen ThIrd bedroom used as a air newer furnace, roof approximately two years doors, new hot water heater. (GPN-GW-68WAS) and Insurance Great locabon With basementl {GPN- den uvmg room with natural fireplace (GPN-H- old, newer Windows, two car garage (GPN-H- (313) 886-4200. GW-30VER} (313) 886-4200 34W1N) (313) 885-2000 12MAR) (313) 885-2000 For more properties visit our website at: ..SCHWEITZER www.cbschweitzer.COln REAL ESTATE :.=oL"'CU'L"'": Page 8 Y04JrJiome Thursday, JUly 27, 2000 How to use electricity Phone Number 30 Yr Fixed POInts 15 Yr Fixed POInts 1 Yr ARM Points Other Progs AllIUtc•• ~ (248)932""' 7.315 2.5 7.375 1.5 U25 2 J!iJN wisely during summer Pelfed 7875 7625 7375 A Mortgage Co (248) 203.7730 0 0 o Jfa Am" ~)731'OO(}t 8.t2S 0 7875 0 775 1 J/BN1f With sweltering weather upon Keep coolIng systems well tuned Alhed lttlrtgage Captlal Corp (888) 854.292B 8 2 7 875 2 7 5 2 JiBNIF AmeItafl ~ $er\as 11'(. ((gJ) 321-7210 7875 0 7~ q 1.125 us, we find ourselves running for with perIodic maintenance by ser- o JJBNIf the comfort of an air-conditioned AmerJIM 'klrtgage Corp (248) 740-2323 75 2 7125 2 675 o Jfa vice professionals. • Fi8IcW~ lit (248j 273-«XX) 75 2 125 t _ area to keep cool. During such hot 2 JlWIf Appro\oed Mortgage Inc (734) 455-5091 7875 0 7625 0 6875 o JJ91F days, Michigan's electrical system • Set the air conditioner ther- 8 0 7.875 0 ,.. is used to the maximum (usually -..t.:erire ~ o J!JN mostat as high as possible - 78 Ban« ()wJ (axl) 5ro4636 7 95 2 7 65 2 7 55 1 JtaNlF in the mid- tc late afternoon) with W degrees is often considered a com- Ne~Qlrp. .)l.~ 1.5 2, 125 '2 ~ U ! JlON all possible generating equipment fortable indoor temperature and Best Ct\xe lerolng (877) 008-8EST 8 0 7 75 0 7 5 1 Jrl3NIF operating, and utility companies can result m big savings. ~~ ~ (2.48) L()W.RATE Nfl NR • , ~ JSf buying power from neighboring Charter Bank (734) 285-100) 7875 2 7375 2 7.25 2 JfalF states and Ontario. 0.-. (248)649-12«1 1.625 2 1.25 2 U25 1 • Close off unoccupied areas JNff Clltmottgage (248) 3004500 775 2 7375 2 7125 1 JiBfNfBl and shut air-conditioning vents; fIR 1lDl)99J.R: 8 2 787S 1.5« i 4 JNIF The Michigan Public Service also, turn off the air conditioner Comerw::a (axl) 292.1300 775 2125 7625 1875 675 1875 Commission (MPSC) encourages JtaNlF when the area is not in use. e.tcot~ (313)274-*» 7.15 2 1£ ~ yerA Zy - , Je all customers to share the respon- Commnty Federal Cred~ UOO1 (734) 453.1200 775 2 7 375 2 6 875 2 Jfa . _1m ._. 8 1.25., t.15~" ; ~,,-t'\~,:8,:#'., 1,,.~ ;t sibility of helping to avoid a power • Turn off lights, equipment or "~E CredHJoon ONE (248) 544-1442 7 875 2 7 625 2 6625 2' "trunch" that could occur during appliances in any room not in use. J the summer months during times DanmAlll,t.IUkilfl (3t3)32H:.W, a 2" 7~, .. t~~tG .f: ,f0d, .' J.6 Dearrom Federal SamJs (313) 565-3100 825 0 8 0 6125 2 of peak electricity usage. Just a • Keep out the daytime sun • iCoq). (810) ..... ' ~ &.37S 0 a.. ~",,*fft, ,*-J ;', :;p ~ 'Sf " J,6 few minor adjustments to our with vertical louvers or awnings East-West Mortgage Co (axl) 844.1015 7875 0 7625 0 725 0 JtaN leisure, personal and business on the outside of windows. .~ ..... , ,1.8. ,~ 2 ,? ~7.t,,<,,,'£1.. ~_'~'iI1tA~;~iP'~<"_ J,6 lives will help ensure adequate Indoors draw draperies, blinds FdeIiy NaOOnaI t.b1~ (axl) 251-5104 825 0 8 0 7 2 JraNlF electric capacity in the state this and shades. ~ __ "Ne .784'101.( "],81$ {I ,,1{J$,(';- ft~,• $? r.l,::" 'f/Jl8Nf summer and, in many cases, help RNel rom (axll887.7662 775 1 7 S 1 725 0 J consumers and businesses save More business tips: -. .... eo. .~7357 7.5 2 7¥J ft~'2 '<",,::.' ,z:,:¥ ;,'. [JWIf money on electric bills, too. If Fusl Eq~ ResKJemal M:lrl (1nJ) 557-0270 7625 2 725 2 6625 2 JJ9IF every household and business "..... (IO}{)W.ffM r.~ 2 7.4 • /"12- • '.w'".~" <~,' JNf • Set fax machines and printers Firsllri~ Inc (248) 258-1584 8 0 775 0 8 0 Jfa does just a little bit to help, short- fS8 {l»)12-msT 1.625 2 1.31$' fiJ $625'" ',2 .YBNf term electric supply problems for sleep mode when not in use. Also, network one printer for sev- GaI\abn Mortgage Co (734l994-1202 7625 2 725 2 7375 2 Jfa may be avoided. GlMC,-,QIp. lQt88&G 1.5 3 1 r •t .~_. "# IJNE eral users. J ,'{,_~~ ~n Rule t.b1gage (1nJ) 785-4755 75 1 525 7125 1 625 625 1 JtaNlF Here are some tips Melbu1a.lgje tion. Also, use laptops in lieu of V • Use electric ovens, dishwash- other personal computers. .----- {248}S«N676 8' \l 7.75 r .. aI 'to?:.,.~ f x JA3 ers, clothes washers and dryers Investors MOOgage Corp (810) 254.81 ~ 75 1875 7125 2 662S 2 B and other large appliances or MortgageColp. (248J~ 1125 3.875 7125-. ~.2S'~!.;a6.JSr ,3$ J!a • '!Urn off copiers at night and KeHlfTlf.tIrtgage (BOO)875.2593 7 75 2 7 375 2 7 25 2 Jrl3 office equipment in the early during the weekends. Ket*e.... (tnl)4m-882l 7.375 2 1 2.5" , 5.1& 2 .m mornmg or late evening hours Loaltllanl com (888) 47-GIANT 7625 2 7375 2 7 1 Jfa whenever possible These are big For more information regarding ~ SaW\'lS Baril (aX}) 829-9259 8 0 775 Q Y 7.&25 ,0 J/BNF electricity users and shifting the energy saving tips, contact the Mamstreet Mortgage (800) 447 2270 8 0 7875 0 675 1 J!BNIF time of use will reduce the poten- MifUadIm (810)m.10C(l 75 t75 ns 1.75 ~ l.5 1.15 Je MPSC at (800) 292-9555 and Mentor FrnaIlCIal (877) 362.5626 775 2 725 2 6875 2 JiB tial stress to Michigan's electric request a copy of the brochure, system at peak times. - firR:e (248) 538-182) 775 I, 7.5 1 1 1 ,NB,f "Tips for Energy Savers." MLA Inc (888) 892.2130 7875 2 7625 2 NFl JIBNIF raeySotD~SeM:es (1341981~ 7.5 2 7.5.' t~.~-_, 2 JoB • Keep the outside of air-condi- The MPSC is an agency within MlreyHouse r.t>rt • Ann ArtJor (888) 557-6010 8125 0 7875 0 ,725 0 Jfa tioning units free from leaves and the Department of Consumer and NaIinIlClyBlri: {8W1~ 7.625 2 ~Jlt;: t":~"4BfJSY:~.25 BI other debris that can clog vents. Industry Services. Nabooal Futlle r.t>rtgage (BOO)291-70C() 7125 3 575 3 6875 3 _AmeII3l__ llQJ)7OOft 715 2 ?26j'''-a:'~;.::" v ~ ,> JlDNf Paramount Bank (&:xl) 421-BANK 775 2 7375 2 7875 0 J!JN1f "_Ba'lk (810)979-4545 & 2' 7,S ",,' 'i'w '~S:~~" ~ in the Pointes PIorEer ~gage (248) 344.1544 7 625 2 7 375 2 6 875 2 JiB AntF"mnim ~4$203-9f99 a 0 1.875 '\ () ~'1ff.t.", t .hti Pnme FIM!'CIaI Group The (888) 82 PRIME 7525 2 7375 2 6.2S 2 JNIF ReaI~Jibrgage~ (248)5&_ 7.875 {) 7625 O. ~'\; 1 Jti ReIXJbOC Bancorp Mortgage (axl) 758- ~ Eighteen stately grand cottages on Lake St. Clair step back to the charm of yesteryear, carrying the ease of a new millennium. Jewels in a magnificent lakefront setting, an elegant, yet relaxed lifestyle can be relished here, every day. ~ There are three spectacular grand cottage floor plans, all with two car garages, three bedrooms and three baths. Each home also features dramatic finished loft spaces, and plentiful lake vistas. .!7d~ Architectural inspiration derives form the rich tradition of the American Victorian. From the colorful harmony of the engaging exterior, to finely finished gourmet kitchens, luxurious master suites and the ultimate convenience; the option of a private elevator finished in hardwoods with an old-fashioned scissors gate. 9Z~, ~UAd~o/;F~ ~~,asr~$~~~- Wevne~~~ 34546 Jefferson Avenue, South of Shook Road PIKU Management Co., Developer • (313)885- 7979 -- Page 10 YourHome Thursday, July 27,2000 Foundation blues; need a mantel for the fireplace? Q: I have a 20-year-old home that has had signIficant settlmg tile. Use a semi-wide profile detaIl due to water seepage. I've dug a moulding and pamt it in two or deep drainage ditch uphill to Tool Time three colors to set off the tile and drain off any water that flows fireplace all at the same time. onto the property. Now I have the Sometimes the simplest approach house to a new location on the ing this project. is the best one to take. task of raising the home. property. If the water is seasonal Q. I bought my house about a Half of my home is on a founda- (surface water), consider putting year ago. It has a very nice tile tion with a crawl space, and the in a full basement with a complete surround corner fireplace but no Book reviews other half is on a slab. What do I drainage system around the foun- mantel. I am having a hard time Even though I haven't read the need to do to get the house level dation at the footing level to drain finding any information on how to following book, you may be inter~ and onto a non-settling founda- water away from the foundation. build a mantel for this type of fire- ested in some of the reviews I tion? Do I need to dig around the Additionally, seal the founda- place. I would rather not have just picked up from slab? After I raise the home on the tion (including the footings) with a "shelf' above the fireplace open- www.AMAZON.com: "Step-By- crawl space side, do I need to pour waterproof membrane. The foun- ing. The space for the mantel Step to Classic Mantel: A a new foundation? Should I dIg dation could be poured or a eMU would have to be shaped like a flat Complete Guide to Building a pylons for better support and to (concrete masonry units) block bottomed "W." Do you have any Classic Fireplace Mantel from prevent further settling? foundation wall could be built. suggestions? Stock Material, n by Steve A: I'm sorry, but this is one pro- Youcan read about this method in Penbethy, Schiffer Publishing, ject for the experts. You can find my new book by Craftsman Book A. It's hard to tell by your Ltd. them in your Yellow Pages under Co.: "Build Smarter with description whether you are talk- • Review: March 20, 1999 - "Foundation Contractors." Alternative Materials." You find ing about a fireplace located on an "Building the classic mantel." the book at your local book store From experience, I can tell you outside corner or one built into an - This book cleared up a lot of or up on our website, inside corner. I will assume that questions I had about building a there are a couple of ways to han- http://www.asktooltalk.com . dle this project: Vou can jack the you are talking about an outside mantel. Written clearly so that corner where the fireplace can be most anyone could understand house straight up in the air, giv- Keep one thing in mind: If seen from two different rooms. If the sequence to get a very profes- ing enough room for equipment to undisturbed soil cannot be work underneath it, or you can this is the case, a mantel would sional job. This was money well reached at a reasonable depth, a only stick out mto the rooms. Is spent. move the house to the side of the geotech report will be required to project. the surround tile bordered with a determine what is needed to pro- Send mquiries and questions to finish tile? It may be possible to Leon A. Frechette (author of six If you are in an area where vide adequate support for the foot- finish around the tile with an water will be a constant battle ings to support the building. Be books) at C.R.S. Inc., P.O. Box accent tile or, better yet, use real 4567, Spokane, Wash. 99202. (such as an underground spring), sure to check WIth your local wood that would lay flat up perhaps you could move your building department before start- 0567. Or reach him through his against the wall bordering the web slte at www.asktooltalk.com. Thursday, July 27,2000 YourHome Page 11 ... ~ ...... / ./'I": .. ~/ "1" 'l1ieJoy Of Living Your own "etawllY cl••• I.'to••II"..... The Man And The Boy... Bob-La Island fumlls both desires, in •••Behind The Bob-lo Dream a natural setting unrivaled in its Originally it was planned as a day security and serenity. trip, a boat ride out to the Island to look Sit back, relax and watch a at an old roller-coaster with his son, but spectacular sunset on the island's it turned out to be a more profound sandy western shore. That's all it will experience than either expected. take to convince you that you've found Inspired by the incredible potential he your own private paradise at last. saw there on Bob-Lo Island on that Founded over two centuries ago, summer's day in 1994, John Oram today the Town of Amherstburg is a began making inquiries soon after thriving hamlet which has moved into arriving back on shore and six months the modern world while proudly later he not only owned the roller- retaining its colonial charm and CdOster,but the entire island. Victorian-inspired architecture. Today Bob-Lo is the center of Oram's lying just off shore - and long world. He lives there with his family and playing an integral part in the area's has devoted his life to creating a vibrant history - is Bob-Lo Island. new resort community. His passion and The island was originally named remarkable vision are the driving forces "Bois Blanc", meaning "white woods behind this ambitious project. island", by the First French explorers - Oram parlayed his initial business a reference to its thousands of white- success in retail into a diversified and barked birch trees. highly prosperous real estate With its strategic position development company. between borders, the Working with Oram is a team island alternated of top consultants and under French, British, proFessionaloontroctors, including American and in the U.S.A., Smith Canadian rule for Group Co., Johnson, years. But by the / Johnson & Roy, turn of the 20th architect Alex Bogard century, it had & Assoc., Abbott, become a holiday Nicholson, Quitter destination which drew Esshaki & Youngblood, people from both sides of the P'C., Bassett & border, all eager to enjoy the lawn Bassett, and Plante & tennis, Fishing, boating, picnics and Morand. In Canada, other entertainments of the day. Deloitte and Touche, Many affluent families owned Wilson and Walker summer homes on the property and Hod1berg Sopen, and ardVIect Joseph P. iJth. the area's famous steamboats - the S1e. They and hundreds of designers and Claire and Columbia - brought tradespeople involved in the development thousands of visitors to the island each of Bob-lo Island share Oram's dream summer, to what hod grown into a full- and have made it a reality that will fledged amusement park. It was capture your dream as well. around this time too that the Island was becoming more widely known as Bob- A StiI & Serene spot Lo Island. •••In the Rushing Currents 01 History The Island's appeal has endured and Some yearn for a peaceful, pristine has set the stage for its modern day place to get away from the big city for transformation from an amusement the occasional week or weekend. Others park into a fabulous year-round resort, imagine a sanctuary that offers them a residential and commercial community. tranquil year-round retreat. •••Continued on PrJge '2 A 24 hour privafe service rum 365 Jays a year between Amhersl&urg ancJ Boh-Lo IsIantJ at the L~~~'=~_.r,.~" exclusive &ecIc and ' ._..~.._-~_.~J - .,~ . ----- Page 12 YourHome Thursday, July 27, 2000 Thursday, July 271 2000 VourHome Page 13 .. ...------Page 14 YourHome Thursday, July 27, 2000 . , , - " ;<.~ .. ... ~,.. ~....~.. "." j'''' /h.',,~ ~:~'<~:'Ih¥~~dcP-eom f j.~ ...... 313-882-8087 Your Michigan '18am .. Thursday, July 27,2000 YourHome Page 15 Antiques and Collecting By Ralph and Terry Kovel vmes and tall plants that were kept together m a Jungle-like ••••• --••. 14...21..... '(8 Gardens and houseplants were atmosphere '" always an important part of the .A8aoclates ...... (I'...... "./ ...... '" ...... 18th- and 19th-century home. In Today, plants are easy to buy the 18th century, a homeowner and even eaSIer to grow. would plant a garden with medic- Collectors buy all types of plant inal and cookmg herbs. Many gar- stands, vases and accessories. But dens had some of the same flowers when a rare majohcaJardiniere on we plant today for. enjoyment. a stand rises in value to thou- sands of dollars, the collector is In areas with mild winters, forced to decide if It IS worth the some plants were potted and risk of damage by filhng it wIth moved inside, even though their plants. care was more complicated than it A PERFECT" '0" HOME. Three bedroom. HOLD ON TO YOUR HEART. This is today. There were no bug one and one half bath brick ranch. covered fabulous home has something for • patio. private yard omd all appliances stay. everyone. From the moment )'04J step into sprays, no prepared potting soils, Updates include Windows. furnace. roof in the 12' X 9' foyer 1Ou'Usee the skylights no special plant foods. But the last ten years. 100' 8543. and look CXIt the new latchen windows 19th-century housewife prided Q: My pack of cigarettes is so and fall m love. G34-KE-26. $279,000 old it does not have the warning herself on her plants, and plants St. Clair Shores OffIce on the side that says smoking is Grosse Pointe Woods OffIce were kept on window ledges, plant (II 0) nl-3 I00 (313) 886-5040 stands and terrariums in suitable dangerous. When was that word- ing added? windows. Bulbs that could be forced to A: The warning label was first bloom in the winter were especial- used in January 1966. ly popular. Many of the plant stands and baskets were made in • a rustic style with parts that resembled actual trees and leaves. Tip: Some disciplined collectors Potted plants, especially palms have a rule: Only add a new piece WHAT A FEEUNG to own this beautiful LAKE ST. CLAIR CONDOMINIUM. lovely and ferns, were part of the decora- to your collection if you can get rid bungalow. Features include three two bedroom, one full and two half bath tion of a middle-class Victorian of a less-desirable old one Most of bedrooms, two baths, updated kitchen and end unit with finished basement, bleached home. The plant room had trailing us just keep adding. bath, hardwood floors. neutrally oak kItd1en. side entrance garage. private decorated. natural fireplace. doorwaJl to deck with spa.Must see!! 10016840. large deck and patio. Absolutely channmg. G33R016. $219.500 Grosse Pointe Woods OfIice Professional maintenance course (313) 886-5040 Apartment Association of in proper refrigerant handling Michigan's (AAM) Property techmques as of November 1994. Management Council (PMC) will The class will be held from 10 sponsor a professional mainte- a.m. to 4 pm. at Building nance course on Fnday, Aug. 11. Industry ASSOCIatIOn of The course fulfills the reqUIre- Southeastern MIchigan (BIA) ment for Educational Standards headquarters, 30375 Corp. (ESCO) Institute Northwestern HIghway, Suite Certification for Mamtenance 100, m Farmmgton HIlls. ProfeSSIOnals under the Federal Registration fees, including lunch, Clean Air Act. The act reqUIres are $85 for AAM, PMC or BUIldmg UNIQUE FIVE BEDROOM BUNGALOW CHESTERFIELD COLONIAL REDUCED!!! Industry ASSociatlOn members, New roof to be InstaUed. new garage, inviting three bedroom home WIth sun that mamtenance professIOnals hardwood floors. alarm system. circUit room WIth Jacuzzi. attached garage. deck who mamtain, servIce, repair or non-members and guests. For reg- breakers, eating space in kitchen. Beautiful and shed, furnace and air four years new. istratIOn informatIOn, call (248) plaster walls and ceIlings 10 hving room and All appliances!! QUick possession I dispose of appliances that con tam dmmg rom. Natural fireplace too!' 10015737. regulated refrigerants be certIfied 862-1004. G55GR57. $142,000 Grosse Pointe Woods OfIice St. Clair Shores Office (313) 886-5040 MARBLE AND GRANITE (81 0) 778-81 00 COUNTERTOPS, FIREPLACES, AND FLOORING FACTORY DIRECT PRICING .. MOST AFFORDABLE SHORES HOME CURB APPEAL PlUS'!' Ultra clean four ThiS beautiful brick bungalow IS ready to bedroom brick Cotonlal Master bedroom move Into Freshly patnted inSide and out. With bath, two tiered deck off dlnlOg room ARCHITECTURAL STONE LIVing room WIth natural fireplace, and bnck paver patio. FInished basement. hardwood floors. newer kitchen with Speeucularll 1001n 17 2033 AUSTIN AVENUE. TROY. MICHIGAN eating space,finished basement with fourth 1-75 AT 15 MILE ROAD bedroom G33BRIS $177.500 Grosse Pointe Woods Office St. Clair Shores Office CALL TODAV (248) 619-9900 313) 886.5040 (810) 778-8100 Page 16 YourHome Thursday, July 27, 2000 By Marge Svenson And now, for this week's sav- Trying to stay cooler this sum- ings: mer, particularly when it comes to • Reynolds offers a $1.50-off making dinner? Think about sim- coupon for two packages of plifying by using more foil and dis- Reynolds Wrappers pop-up foil posable plastic containers when sheets, $1 off any package of Hot cooking and storing food. Bags heavy-duty foil bags or 75 We're MORE ... You can make easy one-dish cents off on Extra Wide Plastic meals, either in the oven or on the Wrap. All coupons expire Sept. 30. grill, by piling all of the ingredi- • Save 75 cents on Hefty ents in a cooking bag, then sealing Sandwich Bags, good for storing than just lumber! it, setting the timer and walking small amounts of food, or 75 cents away. on Hefty Jumbo Bags, which can Check out reynoldskitchens be used for large items. Expires .com for dozens of recipes and Aug.30 . We'reDEDICATED...to customers satisfaction! cooking ideas, ranging from • Gladware is producing dispos- Honey Dijon Chicken to Salmon able plastic containers in various with Rainbow Peppers and Yellow sizes that can be used for taking Squash, Tomato and Onion foodto a picnic or packing a child's Packet. Here's an easy recipe from lunch for summer camp. 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G"SS:?C ~(l""'~.=- JOHN'S LUMBER f':;' ~ .. 1: f- (")" . & ('\ Co The Ground. open at 6:10 p••• 1J1J1882.0087 The Concert. begin at 1:00 p••• 24 Mole If $6 ad.lsslon per person per concert; 23 MIlo $2 children to and under loutslde on'", Closed Sunday so our employees may go to church and spend the day with their famille.~1 .. Thursday, July 27, 2000 YourHome Page 17 G.P. Realtors 'clean up' FIRST OFFERING To the Editor: Grosse Pomte Sunnse Rotary 2047 Shore ointe • Grosse Pointe Woods On Saturday, May 20, the Foundation. Grosse Pointe Board of REAL- Even the neighbors should be TORS spearheaded a commumty thanked, too, for helpmg out with effort to help an older cItizen wIth a hose connectIOnto water the new her spring cleanup around her plantmgs and for an electrical home on Nottingham. Twenty hook-up for our tools members of the Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS provided the Several of our members need to labor to scrape and pamt doors, be espeCIally recognized for their windows and house trim, as well hard work in puttmg this project as cut the lawn, trim bushes and together First, the two chairs for trees and fix some crumbling this project are Wayne bncks and mortar. Manchester and Peter Schueler. .. Secondly, Janie Burkey and Kim Alleman's Landscape Center on Fuhrmann chair our Commumty Mack Avenue was outstandmg in SerVices Committee, and they Back unit. Two full baths. Two natural fireplaces. 1,410square their contributions of pulling out planted bushes and cleaned up the feet. Two car carport. Private courtyard. Finished basement the old, overgrown shrubbery in back yard all day. with natural fireplace. $185,000 the front of the house, as well as donating all the new plantings to We're pleased to have been part ood • Grosse Pointe Woods replace them: small trees, bushes of this community effort to help and flowers. They even came back one elderly resident stay in her later in the day with yards of own home as long as possible. mulch for the new flower beds. Services for Older Citizens (SOC) does a tremendous job all year Likewise, Harrison Paint on round for our elderly and disabled Mack donated the necessary paint neighbors and we're happy to be for the project, stopping by the partners in this effort. What a house before the work date to great community we live in! match colors. They also gave us brushes and buckets to help with Beth Pressler, President our chores! What they didn't pro- Grosse Pointe Board of vide, we were able to buy with a REALTORS generous donation from the Charming! Spacious! Ideal location. Three bedrooms. One and one half baths. 70 foot lot. Newer: Roof, siding, kitchen, two car garage and refinished hardwood noors. $240,000 238 McKinley • Grosse Pointe Farms Central air. Flowing layout. Spacious bright rooms. Wonderful location! New family room, computer room and roof and price. $359,500. For more information and a virtual tour, log on to: www.pattkoller.com ,au Koller, GRI Associate Broker ColclftlllJMkcr SChwcftzer Real Estate 81G-7~15 or 313-168-7413 ." " Page 18 YourHome Thursday t July 27. 2000 fiX:J1J-343-5~i' YOURHOME ClU'JIIOVlOTI5ING http://grossepointen6'M.com 722 Voa!tion RenIaI-Qi of SIoIe 813 NcrlMm Michigan Homes 703 Af*/FIcisI~- 814 Northern Michigan I.Clh Wanled to Rent n3 Vocdion~ 815 Out SIaIe Property 7(M Houses -Sf. doll' County Notthem Michigan of 816 Real EstaIe Exchange 705 Houses - Grosse Partle/ n4 VataIion Rental- Resort 817 ReoI Estale Wanlecf Harper Woods n5 Rentals/Leasing 706 Detroit/Balance Wayrte County CM-Slale Mithigon 818 Sale or Lease 819 Cemetery lob 707 Houses - Sf dair SNns/ 820 Busille$$Cl$ klr Sale REAL ESTA1E fOR SAlE 708 Rent 709 ==toTownhousesIConcb For Rent 800 House lor Sole 710 Townhouses/Condos wanied 801 CommerciolBuildings REAl. ESWl RESOURCE Grosse 711 Garages/Mini SIorage For Rent 802 COllllllln:ia1 Prcper1y B30 PoinIe Shores 831 GrosH Pointe 712 Garages/Mini Siorage Wanted 803 Corwb/Apts./Fb. 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Basement, bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, no smoking. $4501 1~ 2 bedroom Neff upper, with dishwasher, heat plus utilities. Appoint- garage, central air, ap- huge, modem kitchen, 2 month. (313)824-3228 $975, unfurnished, fur- included, $535. 313- ments, John Albrecht, pliances. 1 block from Village. Across from car garage, sunroof, nished $1,100. Available 331-7554 313-343-8462 or 313- 5T. Clair- townhouse near month 313- storage & closets. now. 313-343-5490 882-4988 park. $9001 park; 2 bedrooms, hard- 2 bedroom duplex in the Space galore, natural 884-9835 wood floors, air, laundry, 1243 Lakepointe- clean Woods. Freshly decorat- BEACONSFIELD 2 bed- fireplace, tully carpeted. porch, 2 car garage, spacious bedroom. ed, full basement, ga- room upper, hardwood GREAT location! Near central air, basement. 3 Off fenced backyard. $11001 street paoong. $750. No rage, all appliaces in- floors, updated kitchen Windmill Pointe. Park 2 $9751 month. 1 year month plus security de- pets. (313)881-4893 cluded. Available August with stove & refrigerator, bedroom lower. Stove, lease. No pets. 313-822- posit.313-~0910 1st. $1095. 313-886- washer & dryer privileg- refrigerator, washer, dry- 6196 er, garage. $6501 month 1272 Waybum- Large 2nd 2965 es $695 plus security, TOTALLY furnished includes heat. (313)822- KINGSVILLE- Beautiful 1 floor apartment. Living, immediate occupancy. Grosse Pointe Woods, 1 2 bedroom duplex, Mo- bedroom apartment, fur- dining room, 2 bedroom. 313-824--n33 9048 bedroom upper, includ- Island kitchen, applian- ross, 4 blocks west of 1- nished, carpeted, appli- BEACONSFIELD- 2 bed- GROSSE Pointe 2 bed- ing utilities, central air, ces included. Complete- 94. Large fenced yard, ances, cable. $7501 room upper, freshly room. Includes heat! wa- washer, dryer, etc. ly remodeled. Only 2 tenant responsible for all month. 313-881-9313 painted, new carpeting! ter, appliances, coin $650.313-881-5577 years old. $750. 313- utilities. $850 security bath! appliances. Off laundry, parking. $625. LAKEPOINTE- spotless 5 884-7044 deposit plus first months WAYBURN- 1328. Quiet street parking. $675 in- 313-886-2920 room lower, one bed- rent. $575/ month. 12 well maintained, 2 bed- cludes heat. 313-882- room, appliances, $6001 1334 Somerset, 2 bed- month minimum lease. GROSSE Pointe City- re- room upper with central 8448 month, quiet building, no room lower, freshly 313-300-7489. (leave modeled 2 bedroom, air. Includes all applian- pets. 313-882.0340 painted, refinished hard- message after pause). BEAUTIFUL newer fur- hardwood floors, walk to ces, freshly painted. up- wood floors, all applian- 2 bedroom, 1 bath, lower nished 2 bedroom ga- Village. $7751 month. MARYLAND, spacious 1 dated kitchen, off street ces included. Off- street flat. Rivard, near Mack. rage apartment in (313)881-1134 bedroom, all appliances, parking. No smoking, parking. $7251 month. Wood floors, natural fire- Farms. Lease 1 year or central air, parking. No no pets. $725 plus de- 313-881-0018 GROSSE Pointe Park- place, Aorida room cen- more. $1500. can Sally Harcourt. Upper duplex, smoking, no pets. $650 posit. 313-331-3655 1355 Somerset- 3 bed- tral air, divided base- Coe, Coldwell Banker 2 bedroom. 2 bath, den, plus deposit. 313-331- 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX room lower, refinished ment. $925 per month. Schweitzer, 313-885- family room, all applian- 3655 DETROIT:V/AYNE COUNTY hardwood floors, new 313-821-0346 or 313- 5094 ces, attach Ad garage, MARYLAN[). freshly dec- 2 bedroom lower flat, 5032 kitchen, new bath, fire- 506-8816, leave mes- 1,600 sq. ft. Immediate BEAUTIFULLY remodel- orated, spacious 2 bed- Chatsworth, E. Warrenl place. all appliances, sage. occupancy. Call Mon- led 2 bedroom flat. For- room, plus den with Outer Drive. Heat, $5501 garage. $850. 313-881- day- Fnday, 9am- 5pm. 416 Neff, 4 bedrooms, 2 mal dining room, living hardwood floors. All ap- security. Atter 7 p.m. 0018 (810)739-9162 for ap- 112 baths, central air, 2 room, modem kitchen pliances and dishwasher 810-296-0924 pointment. car garage, full base- with appliances. $6001 plus air. No smoking, no ment. $1,400. 313-881- utilities included. 313- GROSSE Pointe Woods, pets. $825 plus deposit. 3484 HaverhilV Mack. 3 80491 Crane Realty, 331-4706 Hollywood. 3 bedroom, 313-499-1344 bedroom, dining, living, kitchen, basement. 2 car 313-884-6451 CITY: 2 bedroom lower, family room with fire NEFF 3 bedroom lower, 2 garage. Excellent credit; appliances. walk to Vil- place, all appliances, 1 474 Neff, upper, 6 rooms, bath, central air, appli- $6251 month. Security clean. $9501 month, se- lage, no pets. $700. car garage. 810-558- ances, garage. $1,300. deposit, $700. No pets. curity. (313)885-2808, 313-882-4132 9302 Available August 1st. Open Saturday, Sunday; atter 6pm. EXECUTIVE first floor one ONE bedroom condo near 313-882-6631 12n- 2pm. 1-888-428- BEAUTIFULLY remodeled bedroom apartment. St. John Hospital. Spa- 6573 upper, 3 bedrooms. Completely furnished. cious living area, hard- NEFF Road- Upper, 2 4658 Balfour, 2 bedroom PlACE YOUI AD TODAY1 1,300 square feet, $950 Includes all utilities, new wood floors, free use of bedroom, J bath, air, lower, newly remodeled, W1 (315)112-1100 15 plus utilities. Available carpet. Lakeshore and washer & dryer. QUIet Florida room, garage. bUilding. $585. 313-881- washerl dryer. $900. water included. $6001 Orc.we 1\:JirU ~ws late August. 313-331- Rivard. $750. Pat 313- 1106 313-640-8713 month. 313-885-4205 &~ 0563 886-1834 Thursday, July 27, 2000 . YourHome Page 19 I OJ. .. PTS! tl~ TS; DUPLEX 705 HOUSES fOR RENT 706 HOuSES fOR RUH DETROIT, I'/AYNE COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY 7l'l. GARAGES/MINI 716 OffiCE/COMMERCIAL POINTES/HARPER VIOODS DETROIT / VJAYNE COUNTY 5116 Somerset. Immedi- STORAGE VJANTED fOR RENT 21700 NINE Mile- Spa- CLEAN, large 3 bedroom, ate large two bedroom CHANDLER Park & Mo- ONE or two car garage for OFF1CE SPACE cious one bedroom. Air 1 i12 baths. AIr, garage. architecturally beautiful ross- 3 bedroom, ga- classic car storage. EASTPOINTEIKELLY RD conditioning & heat in- Finished basement. well maintained. $700 rage. brick. Dining room, Grosse Pointe or sur- 5,056 sq.ft. Attractive 4 cluded. $525. 313-331- Family room, fenced includes gas for heat, fireplace. Option to buy. rounding area. 313-417- suite medical office build- 7554 yard with patio. Applian- cooking, hot water. $600. Rental Pros, 313- 2558 ing for sale. ces included. Available (313)343-0797 EAGLE Pointe, A-1 loca- 882-Rent 714 LIVING QUARTERS Also 650 sq. ft. immediately $950. tion, 10 1/2 & Jefferson. suite for lease. 5542 Somerset- Near (313)884-2657 EASTSIDE, 3 bedroom. TO SHARE 1 bedroom apartment. ST. CLAIR SHORES Chandler Park, lower, 2 garage. 4333 Maryland. FEMALE or male roomate Carpeted, appliances, EXECUTIVE horne in the HARPERl12 MILE bedrooms. carpet, natu- $650. month, $650. se- to share spacious 3 bed- walk- in closet, window heart of Grosse Pointe 750 sq. ft. lease. ral fireplace. garage. Im- cUrity. Section 8 only! room flat in Grosse treatments. $535, heat, Woods. Prime location. HARPERl81f2 MILE mediate occupancy. (313)371-8607 Pointe Park. Hardwood water included. No pets. Comer lot, 4 bedrooms, 1,400 sq. ft. lease. $550.313-882-2544 floors, washerl dryer, 810-757-6309 2 1/2 baths, formal din- KINGSVILLE. 3 bedroom, CUNTONTWP. 2 bath, fenced yard. dishwasher, storage APARTMENT8- 1 bed- MOVE In Special- 1 bed- ing room, updated kitch- HARPERl14 MILE New master suite! fur- space. Share with Grad room. Morang, $400. room spacious, town- en with eating area. 1,400 sq.ft. nace/ airl windows! car- student. (313)824-2596 cadieux, $500. Laundry, house style apartment. Florida room, natural OffICe! Medical pet! paint. Partial furnish NEED A ROOMMATE? clean, credit check. Basement. Eastpointe, fireplace, finished base- avail8ble. Securityl cred- All Ages, Occupations, (313)882-4132 9/ Gratiot area. Air, ap- ment, AOT security sys- RETAIL tem. 2 car attached ga- it required. 313-881- Tastes, Backgrounds CUNTONTWP. BEAUTIFUL 1 bedroom pliances inclUded, Ken- rage, fenced yard. 9352 and lifestyles. HARPERl16 MILE apartment, heat, water nedy Park pool privileg- $2,OOO/month, optional 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ -Our 20th Year" . 1,350 sq. ft. in busy strip included. Whittierl 194 es. $525/ month- Ask for Home-Mate Specialists Senior Discounts. 313- furnished. 810-792- S.C.S/ MACOMB COUNTY center for lease. area. $385. (313)881- 3990. (248)644-6845 9651 88~OO, 313-~3147 ST. Clair Shores, 3 bed- Farm. Charming 3 bed- 716 OFFICE /COMM£RCIAl VACANT LAND ONE & two bedroom unit room Cape Cod, 2 BEDFORD large 2 bed- room Cape Cod. Bath FOR R£NT CUNTONTWP. available. $550- $625 in- baths, 2 car attached room lower flat. No pets. on first floor. Huge fami- GRATlOTf QUINN RD. cludes heat. No smok- garage, basement, 111 GROSSE Pointe Park, Heat, water, refrigerator, ly room with bath In (14112 Mile Rd.) stove. $6751 month. 1 ing, no pets. The Blake Jefferson. No pets, Nottingham & Jefferson, 5 acres for sale. basement. No pets! $9951 month. 810-773- 1/2 security. AI, Company, 313-881- 700 & 900 square feet, 2 smoking. $1,6001 month. 7755 (313)886-8096 6102 offices, with parking. CALL TONY OBEID 313-325-2640, 313-822- Reasonable terms, ask ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- LAHOOD REALTV CHATSWORTH. 3 bed- SPACIOUS first floor 1 4068,agent. for Tom. 313-821-0127 room brick ranch, new 313-885-5950 room lower, $725/ bedroom apartment FIVE bedroom home in appliances, central air, GROSSE Pointe Woods- month. 313-886--3164 or available. Dishwasher, 721 VACATION RENTALS Windmill Pointe subdivi- basement. South Lake Mack. 1,400 sq. ft. Avail- 313-506-1188 central air. Laundry in sion for rent. Modem FLORIDA unit. $650 month. No Schools. References. able september 1. 313- CLOSE to Grosse Pointe wonderful kitchen, wood pets, no smoking. The $925. (313)885-0197 882-3212 MARCO Island. Florida- City. Big, clean 1 bed- paneled library, attached Blake Company, 313- HARPERI Vemier- suite of 1,700 sq. ft. 2 bed- room flat with applian- garage. Approximately ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- 881-6102 offices (1,600 sq. ft.) like rooms, 2 baths. Condo $4251 month, plus 3,500 sq. ft. $2,400- room, 1. 5 baths, air; ces. new, easy access to 1- on the Gulf. Available security, utilities. 313- 705 HOUS£S FOR RENT 2,700 for up to two brick ranch. Finished March, April, May. basement. all applian- 94, Mr. Stevens, owner, 438-6190. POINTESjHARPER WOODS years. Call (313)822- $3,3001 month. 313-823- 8559 ces. $950. Rental Pros. 313-886-1763 $1,500. 4 bedroom farm- 5605 DEVONSHIRE, 2- 2 bed- 810.n3-Rent KENNEDY BUILDING room flat. Very clean, house. Prime Farms 10- GROSSE Pointe Park, 723 VACATION RENTALS 709 TOVJNHOUSES/CONDOS Opposite Eastland hardwood floors, sepa- eation, large yard, ga- Waybum. 1 bedroom NORTHERN MICHIGAN FOR RENT Shopping Center. rate utilities. 313-885- rage. 313-882-2001 rear bungalow. Applian- City of Eastpointe. COZY condo- Little Tra- 2653 ces, carpet, washer/ dry- GROSSE Pointe City, 1242 Maryland (rear Near 1-94 & 1-696 verse Bay golf course. 4 er, air, no pets, credit Lakeland! Mack. 1 bed- EAST English Village up- house). 2 bedrooms, Single suites- 5,600 sq. ft. bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths. check, lease. $575, se- room condo includes Clean, quiet, safe. completely remodeled, on main level. (313)823-1251 per. curity $675. 313-864- stove, refrigerator, gar- Appliances. $630. plus basement, washer, dry- 4666 By appointment er, central air. $750. bage cisposal, heat! air, 81o-n6-5440 HARBOR Springs- 2 units, security. No pets or GROSSE Pointe Shores- Shown Saturday 12:()()' snow removal, lawn 2 bedroom, 2 bath. smoking. Showing JUly 3 bedroom brick ranch. MACK AVE. LEASES l:00p.m. service, washer, dryer. Sleeps 6. (248)540- 29, 1- 3pm. 5041 Bish- 2 1/2 baths. Central air. $7001 month. 313-824- ADDRESS sa. FT. op, Detroit. Marie, 313- sprinkling system. 2 car 20439 Mack GPW 3,100 0991 www.parkview- 2110 Lennon, Grosse 0170 house.com 886-7599 - Pointe Woods. 3 bed- garage. $1,6001 month. 17738 Mack GP 1.200 LAKESHORE Village- 2 EAST English Village- up- room brick colonial, fam- Short term lease. No 18352 Mack GPF 1,400 bedroom, air condi- HARBOR Springs! Petos- per flat. 2 bedroom, ily room, appliances. pets. (810)n3-0897 18424 Mack GPF 1,600 tioned remodeled white key- 3 bedroom condo. laundry, balcony, fire- Available August 1st. Sine • Monaghan HARPER Woods- 2 bed- kitchen. Immaculatel Pool, tennis, golf, shop- place, single quiet only. $1,250. 313-881-6nO GMAC Real Estate room. Land Contract Available August 1. ping. Evenings, 313- $675. Includes heat & 313-884-7000 3 bedroom Harper woods- with option to buy. $725/ month. First, last 885-4142. cable. (313)886-0860 MACK! Woods- 1 or 2 pri- 2 car garage. Air, base- Agent. Pager 313-990- and security. (727)786- vate offices, ultilites HARPERI Cadieux area, ment, appliances, hard- 8400 2227, 810-772-0798 all induded. (313)882-5200 READ THE large 1 bedroom apart- wood floors. $900. Rent- IMMEDIATE occupancy! 3 Dewolf. CLASSIFIED ment. Stove, refrigera- al Pros, 81o.773-Rent. bedroom, 1 bath home RIVIERA Terrace- 9 Mile! UPSCALE office space in tor, heat & water includ- located in Grosse Pointe VACATION 734 Harcourt, 3 bedrooms, Jefferson, St. Clair Grosse Pointe. Presti- ed, $4501 month. 810- Woods. Fireplace, kitch- • 2 baths, living room, din- Shores. One bedroom RENTALS & en appliances, washer, gious location in Fisher 726-0004 ing room, kitchen, di- PACK YOUR dryer, 2 car garage. condo, mid- level, clean, Mews BUilding. Attrac- LOFT-LIKE. 2 bedroom, nette, central air. 1 car appliances, Available tive and professional of- $1,200 per month. Call BAGS! new kitchen. Hardwood garage. $1,200.810- immedialty, $700. 810- fice suite, receptionist Tappan & Associates 296-5487 floors. $7501 utilities in- 313-884-6200 791-53n available to share. Avail- cluded. (313)824-4624 able for occupancy Au- BUY homes from $1991 ST. Clair Shores, 2nd level RIVARD- 2 bedroom, den, gust 1. Please carl Don- LOWER flat- Bedford, 3 month. Foreclosuresl condo for lease, 2 bed- large living room! dining na at 313-886-5600 to bedrooms, kitchen, 4% down. Listings! pay- room,2 bath and in bet- • area, carpet, utility inquire. nook, dining room, living ment details. 800-319- room, all appliances, ter than new condition. room with fireplace. 3323, ext.HOS9 nice yard. Walk to Park. $9501 month, 313-642- $750 plus 1/ 2 water, WE ACCEPT CLEAN, large 3 bedroom, Immediate occupancy. 5333, 313-885-5652. gas. 313-881-1298 1 1/2 baths. Air, garage. $775.31~3440 TOWNHOUSE, $725. 2 MOROSSI Mack, 1 bed- Finished basement. ClauWed Advertisin bedroom, includes heat! E. room upper flat, ~ian- Family room, fenced water. No basement. FOR YOUR cas, utilities, central air yard with patio. Apptian- 313 ..882-6900 ext 3 amenities +. Central l0- CONVENIENCE included. $495 month. cas included. $925 ~ Ibinte Newt cation. Pets ok. ar-e Ibm Nlnw 810.759-4319 . (313)884-2657 ~«.MYJ+.+ (810)790-0474 ~C;.«,..'f" , ' • Page 20 YourHome Thursday, July 27, 2000 723 VACATION RENTALS 724 VACATION REtnAlS 723 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS 723 V~CATION RENTALS 7'23 VACi'lT!ON RENTi'lLS NORTHERN MICHIGAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN RESORTS NORTHERN MICHIGAN I NOR THE R N r,1 ICHI G A N NORTHERN MICHIGAN LAKE Huron beach cot- LAKE Michigan- 3 bed- CASEVILLE on Saginaw HARBOR Springs! Petos- LAKE Huron beach cot- SLEEPING Bear Dunes. tage- Harnsvllle, near AI. room, 2 bath Chalet. Bay. Pnvate Lakerronl key condos & cottages tage- Harrisville, near Al- Glen Lake. Vacation pena. Sleeps 6 with 3 Conveniently located at homes. Good selection from studio- 6 bed- pena. Sleeps 6 with 3 homes. Summer weeks bedrooms, large kitchen, of summer weeks & rooms. Prime weeks still bedrooms. large kitchen, available. Broker. 313. 9 Mile point. between living, dining area and 881-5693 living. dining area and Petoskey and Charle- weekends available. available. Holiday Ac- glass screened porch commodations/ Resort glass screened porch voix, near Bay Harbor. 517.874-5181 WATERFRONT Port Sani- with surround deck. Property Management. with surround deck. All comforts of home Small rowboat and ca- lac, 6 bedrooms. 3 baths. Small rowboat and ca- 2 bedroom waterfront (800)968-4353 www.up- noe. Completely furnish. with the lake at your noe. Completely furnish- Sandy beach. $1,5001 home, sandy beach. north.com ed except linens. Weeks back door. $1350. per ed except linens. Weeks week. 313-882-5070 Lexington. No pets. Classified Advertising of August 5- 12 & be. week. Tom Walker Real- of August 5- 12, August $5001 weekly. (810)385- 313-882-6900 ext 3 12- 19 available. $7501 Classified Line Busy? yond available $7501 tor, 231-347.7980 8812 en- 'IWIl& NNs weeldy.313-882-8145 FAX (313)343-5569 weeldy. 313-882-8145 &~ HARBOR SPRINGS HARBOR SPRINGS COMMUTE TO COTTAGE 3 bedroom. 2112 bath. GOODHEART Rustic 4 bedroom Littte LAKE MICHIGAN with sandy beach. Hideaway Valleyl Traverse Golf Club Private beach, 2 bedroom. 30 minutes to Detroit. Sleeps 6. Vantage tog Monthly/ Seasonal townhouse. Pool, deck, spectacular views. cabin. $1,300 weekly. Broker/Owner. HARSENtS ISLAND Upper Peninsula Great for kids 313-884-6044 Las Cheneaux Islands . 313-833-1540 Home.earthllnk.net/ -DLROSSI WATERFRONT 313-0640-5840 New fumished 2 bedroom, EVERGREEN LODGE Beautifully fumished waterfront HARBOR SPRINGSI CHARLEVOIX fireplace, AIC. ~ lbinte News retreat wi all the TROUT CREEK CONDO Fully fumished condo. Weekly rentals! $nS & nEOL ESTOTE "<-, ~. "\'~' FOn SOLE • ..:~::t~~~~~..... 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE GROSSE Pointe Park- 16069 Maddelein. 3 bed- FINEST Eastpointe neigh- GROSSE Pointe Park, 3 bedroom boogaIow- 1 11 866 Barrington, Grosse room bungalow, all ap- borhood, 3 bedroom 1129 Waybum- 1.340 2 bath, partiaHy finished Pointe Park. 5 bedroom Classic 3 bedroom, liv- pliances, $69,900. Bow- ranch, large lot. South sq. ft. 3 bedroom c0lo- basement, air, nice bungalow, (1981 sq. ft.). ing room with fireplace, ers ERA. 248-557-1200 Lake Schoots, 23027 nial with 2 baths. Natural neighborhood. Excellent 2 1f.2 baths, large updat- basement, large front Raven. Beaconsfield fireplace, new central school district. Close to ed kitchen, move in con- porch. Great Location. north to Norton. left to air, carpeting. $139.000. 18712 2 bedroom. pltJIic transportation and dition. $314,900. 313- Century 21 Associates, Moross. Open Sunday 1- 5 or applianceS, $69,900. Raven between 9 mile & shopping. $115,000. 331.5755. Open Sun- Frank Koy 810-242- an cd for a private sh0w- Bowers ERA. 248-557. Stephens. 81O-77a. day, 2- 5. 1770 ing. (313)822-6851 313-839-3718 1200. 2764 I 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE I 20616 Beaufait, Harper Woods Grosse Pointe Schools Full of Light & Wonder -3 bedrooms, 1 bath, 1,300 sq. ft. (est.) - Large master bedroom -Newer kitchen WIth custom cabinets and dishwasher ARTS. CRAfTS INCOME !.NT WOODS BU«WDW - Newly refmished hardwood floors '-' 1950 sq feet. Three bedroom. arts IVld Two lXlrt flat. Ihn!le bedrooms per lXlIl, Immaculate ttwee bedrOOm boogaIow crafts era hOme. RMch loaded WIth updated klIchenS Reparlted, refilIShed Large lot (70 II 117). Home featlAS. -Artisan crafud ceramic dining room floor ctwacter and chamI. Leaded~ h.YdwOOd f\OO(S 'two car garage. new roof, wndows. doors, updated -Natural fireplace -Lots of new windows wndowS. parqu8l and '.dwOOd r!x'M1rItr1 Separate utilities and kltchen, bl.lln.ns Updated bath FlISt W!ttl cherTy bordet$. Formal dinltlg basementS Ideal income property on a floor laundry and attached garage -Finished family room in basement room, updated kitchen W1th butn.m dead end street Home WBm6rtY $143.(0) -Glass block \\indows in basement ncluded. $203.900. Open &may 2-4 -Fenced yard -Glorious perennial gardens ==~~=~ -Freshly painted -Very clean -21/2 car garage (810) 773-7138 -I block from elementarv Schools 21835 Nine Mile Rd. st. C*ShOreS, MI ..., -On the best street in Haiper Woods , Ann and PaulO 'Neill, E-MaIl: egoosenoml-mes.com ' Ho~ (318) 881J-9487 $146,900 .-....------~~---~~----~----~.~.'!""ErIC ooosen. ORI.ABR • Blok'8r .....------.. Thursday, July 27,2000 YourHome Page 21 800 HOUSESiifOR SAlE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SAlE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAL~ 119 Moran- Reduced! 4 4139 COURVILLE FIRST offering, 346 bedrooms, 1 11 2 baths, Clean and sharp! over BY Owner- 500 Pear Tree, EXCEPTIONAL ranch In living room, formal din- 1700 sq. ft. New furnace McMillan. Fabulous Grosse Poitne Woods. St. Clair Shoresl Stun- ing room, newer kitchen, in 1998. Red oak hard- Farms colonial. Extra 2,800 square feet, 4 ning finished basement decorative plaster, ce- wood floors and trim. 3 large lot & home, Beau- bedroom, colonial, 2 fUll, with fireplace, shower ramic tile, leaded glass bedrooms, fonnal dining tiful decor & meticulous- 2 half baths, updated and more. Plus loads of throughout. $475,000. room and more. ly maintained. Family kitchen, first floor laun- terrific updates through- Additional information $119,900. room with natural fire- dry, family room, living out entire home. 25312 5053 HEREFORD place and heated gar- room, dining room, new Harmon. 810- 4-2206. please call 1-800-967- Extremely sharp east side n den room. Kathy lenz windows, alann, 2 11 2 Open Sunday, 2pm- 6023 ext. 528. Open bungalow 3 bedrooms Johnstone & Johnstone, car heated garage, fin- Sunday 2- 4. Other in- (potentiat 4th in finished 5prn. 313-813-5802 fonnation: 313-331-3594 basement). 1.5 baths. ished basement. Central air and heat new $549,000. Call for ap- 1692 N. Renaud, 3 bed- in 1999. Sharp custom pointment 313-886-2460 rooms, 2 baths, attach- kitchen. Lar~ lot and 4 CHARMING and unique- ed garage, den, hard- car garage. $115,000. 1,450 sq. ft. Cape Cod wood floors. 1,900 sq. ft. View these homes and Pretty nice house. 1II1I8tlngs at with open floor plan, nat. $319,000. 313-884- realtor .comlcletroltlpau ural fireplace, hardwood 7887. Brokers welcome. Iryderjr or call Paul J. floors and numerous up- OR ,p sale by owne Ryder Jr. at grades. (313~2567 Grosse Pointe Woods GROSSE Pointe Farms, 19750 East Kings Court, EST deal in town. 313-492-2522 anytime. DETROIT. 3 bedroom, Beautiful 5 bedroo Grosse Pointe Woods. REAL ESTATE ONE rooms, 1650 plus sq. ft 324 Hillcrest Avenue. new windows, finished colonial home on quia Beautiful 3 bedroom 1 for $239,900. Updat Charming brick home, basement, natural fire- cui de sac, nea 1/2 All appli- 538 St. Clair, Grosse everything. First floo move in condition. Neu- bath ranch. place, 2 car garage, schools. 5,100 squar Pointe City, 5 bedroom, tral decor, hardwood ances. $265,000. 313- master bedroom suite large lot. $97,900. feet including 1,7 881.9393 2 1I 2 bath, carport, floors. natural fireplace, walk to Village. Move i Detroit- 2 bedroom, base- square foot finish guest house. www.for- condition. All for onl ment 1 1/ 2 car garage. basement, large fami central air, newer fur- 2048 Oxford, 3 bedroom, 1 salebyowner,com refer- $145 per sq. ft. Plus $54,900. Century 21 As- room, and library. Su nace, new water heater, bath brick bungalow, ence number 9998537 1300 sq. ft. basemen rior landscaping alarm system and other 1,150 sq. ft. Grosse call 313-331-2008 sociates, Frank Koy, Pointe Woods. and 2 car garage! Driv 81Q-242-1no $614,000. Call 31 upgrades. 2 bedrooms, 8415 for appointment. $169,900.313-882-5131 624 Notre Dame. Doll by 1259 Cadieux DUPLEX 1 full bath, plus 1 bed- house. 2 bedroom. 2 car Grosse Pointe Park room/ 1 full bath in fin- 3 unit brick. 5025 Notting- garage, 925 sq. ft., Walk through call, 31 844/846 Trombley. ished basement, 2 car ham. Needs minor re- fenced yard. Walk to Vil- Open Sunday, 1- 4:30pm. Classified Advertisl!19 882-4833. Open Sun 313-882-6900 ext 3 garage. $190,000. 313- pairs. $89,900. 313-839- lage. Priced right! 881-0745. Open Sunday 5n8. day 12- 3. By owner. Immediate Occupancy Orc.1\Wa Newt $169,000.313-821-5105 (313)824-3030 &$.Mt',rr 1pm- 4pm 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE SHORES RANCH 1110Canterbury Road Grosse Pointe Woods OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY JULY 30, 1 pm. 4 pm GREAT LOCATION NEAR THE LAKE Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, 2 car attached ga.rage, open floor pla,n, neutral decor, approx. 2366 sq. ft., larg~ kitchen w/eatmg a~ea,formal dining room, liVing room with NFP, paneled family room wln,ewer Windows, hardw~)Od floors throughout, recreational room wI NF~ central air and gas !orced heating, attic fan, newer dimensional roof, freshly painted exterior. Immediate occupancy, $584,900, http://Clairview.tripod.com. By appointment 313-886-4871 LA.I Page 22 YourHome Thursday t July 27, 2000 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 801 COMMERCIAL BUilDINGS 803 CONDOS/ APTS/ FLATS 803 CONDOS': APTS: FLATS GROSSE POINTE PARK ST CLAIR SHORES HARPER (between 8 & 9) LAKESHORE Village- St. ST. Clair Shores- Immacu- Open saturday & Sunday MANY HOMES FOR 4 bedroom cape cod 960 sq. ft. office build- Clair Shores spacious 2 late 2 bedroom town- 12pm- 4pm. Cape Cod ZERO DOWN featuring family room, 2 ing. Stieber Realty, 810- bedroom condo, just re- house with attached ga- channer with premium Available from 1/2 baths, updated kitchen 775-4900. modeled, carpet rage. New Woodmaster comer lot. Marble foyer, $50,000 - $400,000 with island counter all on a throughout, all new ap- kitchen with all applian- hardwood floors, Mutchler Call today for your free list! huge double lot. $139,900 803 CONDOS,. APTS/FLATS pliances including wash- ces. New windows. Pri- kitchen, conservatory, 3- 313-438-4133 ST. CLAIR SHORES er, dryer & microwave. vate patio with doorwall. 4 bedrooms with private First offering! 3 bedroom 1 bedroom Babcock con- Central air, clubhouse, Small complex. baths, 4 car heated OPEN Sunday 1- 5. Harp- brick ranch with partially do. Unit #2. Denver, off pool & day care. Imme- $117,900. Century 21 garage. Plan to see. er Woods, Grosse finished basement, natural Cadieux & Mack. Call diate occupancy. Best Associates, Frank Koy, 1041 cadieux Pointe schools, 20514 fireplace, large kitchen & 313-885-2954 after 4:30 unit in the complex. 810-242-1 no South of Mack, comer of Country Club, Harper/ 2.5 car garage. $146,500. Must see to appreciate. Vernier, 4 bedroom bun- 819 Beaconsfield, Grosse _813 NORTHER_N MICHIGAN cadieux and St. Paul ST. CLAIR SHORES Pointe Park, 4 unit in- $109,900. 810-598-9890 $474,900 gafow, 2 baths (private HOMES Brand new custom built 3 come. 2 bedrooms in LAKESHORE Village. HANNETT, WILSON .. 1st floor master), central bedroom brick & vinyt each unit. Driveway. Buying! selling. CaJlspe- FOR sale: Village of lex- WHITEHOUSE air, new landscaping & ranches with full base- Many updates. New cialist, Diana Bartolotta, ington, completely fur- ASK FOR more. $130,000. 313- ments. great rooms, & 2 kitchens, baths, boilers, AI Fiorini Realty, 810- nished mobile home in LYNN FEUERMAN 882-3923 car attached garages. windows. $289,900. 977-8232 private resort communi- 248-646-6200 EXT. 94 Lakeview Schools. Goosen Realty Serv- ty. 2 bedrooms, gas NORTH Shore Villas in St. Starting $149,900. ices, 810-773-7138 heat, central air. On ST. CLAIR SHORES Clair Shores- 2 bed- GROSSE Pointe Woods, Lake Huron near Har- First offering! Located by BRICK 2 family income room, 2 bath, end unit, 1891 Lancaster. 3 bed- bor, short walk to town, the lake. Street features close to Village & Park. ranch condo. Private lo- room, brick, bungalow, just 1 mile to golf. private deck at waters Spacious units with 2 cation. Close to shop- fireplace, sunroom, fin- $25,000. Immediate edge, 3 bedroom bunga- bedrooms, bath, large ping, schools and park. possession. 313-882- ished basement, 2 car ;...... :: .. dining room. living room $161,000. Call Esther PEN Sunday 1:0 low, 12x 20 family room, 0899 days, 313-886- garage. $172,900. 313- & kitchen. New roof & 810-285-3400 ext. 137 4:00pm, 1581 Holly huge SOx' 122 double lot. & 7977 evenings, 810- 640-4680 or 810-466- new dishwashers. 3 car wood, Grosse Point attached garage $164,900. WINDWOOD Pointe, St. 359-7655 weekends. 5708 garage. 744-746 Neff. Woods. All the right fea ST. CLAIR SHORES Clair Shores, luxurious GROSSE Pointe Woods, $249,000.313-885-1508 820 BUSINESS FOR SALE tures, updates and i located by the lake. Fea- condominium, lower, 972 Hollywood. Meticu- great condition. 3 turing private marina with CO- Op- Eastpointe 2 bed- original model. Profes- lously maintained 4 bed- BEAUTY Salon for sale in rooms, 1 1/2 baths boat dockage. Sharp 3 room in great condition. sionaJly decorated. End room colonial, 2400 sq. Grosse Pointe on -roo family room, new oa bedroom brick bungalow $42,900. Century 21 As- unit. By owner, ft. Living room, dining Hill" 313-886-3730 ask kitchen, great Ian with finished basement, sociates, Frank Koy $279,000. 810-447-3058 room, family room with for John ing with perennials, Ma natural fireplace, 14'X19' 810-242-1770 custom built cabinetry & libu lights, private kitchen, 2 full baths & ga- French doors, Florida COOP- Ideal for seniors, and BBQ. Price re rage. Owner bought room, first floor laundry, Harper Woods, 2 bed- duced for immediat another home. 2 car attached garage. rooms, waJk in closets, sale. $222,900. Cold Must be sold immediately. Everything is new: win- private basement, well Banker Schweitzer Lee Real Estate- Ask for dows! doors! gutters! porch. 313-881-0096 Pat Mastro 313-201 Harvey 81o.m-3954 siding! chimney/ land- ':C 5309 GOLF course condo- first scaping/ paver patios! ST. Clair Shores, 20712 floor, 2 bedroom, 2 sprinkler system! alann Alger. Charming vinyl baths, attached garage. PRIME location: 22332 system! lighting system! bungalow in a great Sale or lease. YaJe, St. Clair Shores- 3 extra wide kitchen! cen- neighborhood, 1,450 (313)325-2640, 313- bedroom, brick ranch, tral air & furnace. Too square feet. 2 1/ 2 car 822-4068, agent 1,200 sq. ft. Central air, much to list. Absolutely garage. 70' lot. Open fireplace, finished base- move in condition. Sunday 1- 4. 81Q-445- GREAT 2 bedroom, 2.5 ment. Screened- in $465,000/ offer. 313- bath condo. Immediate porch. Updated through- 3983 882-1403 or 810-n9- occupancy. Woodbridge 8600 out. Must see to appre- ST. Clair Shores, 3 bed- Condominiums. Move- ciate! While you're basking on GROSSE Pointe Woods- room brick ranch, updat- in condition, beautifully 1261 Edmundton, 5 ST. CLAIR SHORES ed kitchen & bath, family decorated, 1,400 square the beach, keep up with bedrooms. Professsion- Spacious 3 bedroom brick room, 2 fireplaces, at- foot townhouse. Private everything under the ranch in popular neighbor- tached 2 1/2 car garage. fenced patio. basement, aJty decorated. Immedi- sun back ho:m.e. ate occupancy. Open hood. 2 full baths, beautiful Additional storage ga- 2 carports. Central air, Sunday. 313-881-8965, finished basement. Great rage in yard. $129,000. bedrooms, (with private 810-29&-2313 family home. Just move in. 810-nl-7932 baths), newer windows, Asking $137,500. roof. Association fee in- HARPER Woods- 3 bed- DETROIT'S BEST BUY ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- cludes pool, guarded room, brick ranch. Quiet, Super sharp 3 bedroom room brick ranch, 2 31 4 gate, lawn, snow, and courted street. Grosse brick colonial in good area. attached garage, new clubhouse. $125,000. Pointe Schools. New New furnace and electric, windows and kitchen, By owner, 810-nl-0256 roof, furnace, windows. 3 car garage. FHA terms. circular drive. $134,900. for appointment. • $133,900. By Owner, Asking $104,900 . century 21 Associates, 313-881-3389 Stieber Realty Frank Koy, 810-242- HARPER Woods, 1 bed- 81o-n5-4900 1nO room, 1 bath condo. Vacation Forwarding large living & dining WATERFRONT 1991 c0n- room, very good condi- Tell us ••• WOWI You must see this temporary open concept tion, excellent location The dates you'll be away & totally****renovated 3 bed- ranch overlooks spring near Morass & Harper. Your vacation address ••• room, 2 112 bath brick fed 6 acre pond. Swim, $43,900.810-731-2964 bungalow. Immediate oc- fish, boat. Cathedral We'll send your newspaper cupancy. New plumbing, ceilings, fireplace, air, 3 LAKESHORE Village 2 on vacation with youl windows, alarm system bedrooms, basement, bedrooms, beautifully and flooring throughout. Fraser Schools. refinished hardwood New kitchen cabinets, $269,000. Bobbi, Centu- floors, new windows, (313)343-5577 counter tops & ry 21 248-317-1015 801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS central air, basement built- in appliances. ST. Clair Shores- 22521 waterproofed with glass Or~ FOR INFO CALL Trombley, 3 bedroom DETROIT. 20051 Kelly. block windows. Newer Point~ N~ws 810-412-0800 brick ranch, fireplace, Updated professional of- kitchen and bath. Ideal 810-915-0303 air, full basement, 2 1/2 fICe, 2,500 sq. ft. total. location with ample &~",w"a"t, 810-523-5151 car garage, $137,900. $189,900. Century 21 parking. $98,000. 810- 810-n5-1355 Collins. (810)574-1400 776-5659 Thursday, July 27, 2000 YourHome $279,000 1-5pm By Owner $475,000 2-4pm By Owner $190,000 1-4pm By Owner $229,900 2-4pm Higbie Maxin A ne $314,900 2-Spm By Owner $259,900 2-4pm Goosen Realty '( $203,900 2-4pm Goosen Realty 1\ ! $474,000 12-4pm Hannett, Willson & Waithouse I \ $239,900 12-3pm By Owner ~\ -.! I $269,900 1-4pm Owner - . By . \. $139,000 1-Spm By Owner -J ; j 1 Let the ....Your Home Magazine" Classifieds help you find your way to the home you'll live happily ever after in! ... Gr~ Pointe N~ws &~.' •• 'A', •• • • • .. • • , I .. " I •• " ~ . ~ .. I .. I • , • • .. • I .. " .. • "I , ,. tI • I 11 " • • • .. ... •• Washm~ton Grosse POUlte COlllHl" l"Llb 5t Cld.IJ SIl(,,1 t,)~ nil lJ UO<1U [11,]".,1:: PrJ'tltp Wood" M.II'yJ<.md, (,10',,!:' t'OIllU' P"lk One of the anu IIIOIR Idmirecl homee! 'I'bia On the golf 00W'8ll and offering the very baR Spacious three bedroom ranch in the finest Ideal in~ni opporiuniiy or a wonderful detighUul Craftsman ldyle home i8 brimming of every1hing! hbulous two bedroom, two conditionl Gleamjng wood noors, new roof, place to live and have ineome too. Two large with ne.. fealuree iDc1udiDg two brand ~w and one hall baSh townhouae '*fie a"'wheel garage, family room and sun room. ~o bedroom uni&a both with lovely natural bUb.s, central air and 'IlriDdows. Se~on a condominium with vie.. of the pond and the This u.eeptional hOD1fl also features a reoreamon woodwork and leaded doo1'5. Separate forced rrpedacul&r cloub1e lo& in • prime ~. course. Priva&e patio, baIconJ off ~r, room and is set on a sprawling, well landscaped air furnace8, all laundry and kUchen appliances second floor laUD lot 19000 inc1udfld. Call for de&ails. 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Updated ld&chens and baU1a, charming &bne bedroom ranch has a desiring ftaible floor plan. IIaDy chauce to lift in one unit and haft income ., a more new beautiful fiJ'Ii floor deck overlooking lovely remodeled kitchen with bay a charming # leamr. including I new root and furDaoe. from the I8OOJlcl. The two bedroom lower has , garden and *be upper unit isl "New York" window eating area. 1bere is a heaW garden BectMiiion room and I walkup attic. $219,900. a newer kitchen and bUh and the upper has a t atJle aparimen~ wWl catbedral ceiling, room with covered breese .. y to the garage spacious new kitchen and offen ODeItwo i~ *Jlirht and loft. $219,000. .,, and a l-.uiitul treed garden. $219,900. bedrooms. $139.900. I 1448Kensington, Grosse Pointe Park 420 Rivard, Grosse Pointe 1457 Lochmoor,Grosse Pointe Woods .... 82 Kercheval, on the Hill 313.884.0600 Grosse Pointe Farms www.realestateone.com ;