SInce 1 N~ws serving the five GrossepOintes and Harper Woods
Farms-City II Jacobson's Little Leaguers win state title The Grosse POinte Farms-City 12- year-old LittlE' I P"'!::"" All liquidation S':,!r !:l:::~ overcame three lengthy rain delays and some tough competition to Win the state , Championship last weekend In Richmond Farms-City won the championship end of era with a 6-1 VictOry over Roosevelt Park, By Bonnie Caprara a sUburb of Muskegon, In the final WIll hkely be m place by 1 and Jason Sweeney Sept 17, before the c10smg game Sunday Now It's 01'" to Staff Writers Indianapolis for the Great lakes of the store Last Fnday was remmls- Josh Joseph, vIce presI- Regional, the fmal stop before cent of days past as cus- Williamsport, Pa , and the Little League dent of HIllco Real Estate, tomers packed Jacobson's to World Series whIch IS handhng the auc- get 20 percent off mamstays See page 1C for complete details tIOn of Jacobson's 11 buIld- such as Polo, Puhtzer and mgs and seven leases, saId Pendleton there IS "a lot of mterest" in "It hasn't be-en hke that the Grosse POInte bUlldmg for a long time, though,~ "We have receIved several saId a Jacobson's employee offers on the property," of 12 years, who WIshed not Joseph saId "They hke the , Thursday, Aug. 1 to be ldentlfied affiuent nature of the sur- I The Millionaires will pertorm at the When she started at roundIng commumty They Phow by Chmtme Bud.! Jacobson's, the woman Bon Secours Cottage Health Services lIke the mtlmacy of shop- explaIned, the store was as MUSIC on the Plaza Series, co-spon- Curtain Call pmg In a downtown dIS- sored by the Grosse POinte News, at Jammed on the first day of trict" the Festival Plaza at St Clair and Celebrating 20 yeus in its home on Fisber Road. the Grosse every sale as It was the first JO!.eph s81d several stores day ~f the clearance Kercheval In the Village at 7 p m Pointe Theatre will host an open house Thursday, Aug. 8, from 6 and developers have placed However, thIS sale marked In case of Inclement weather, the to 9 p.m. Past and present members and the public are invited to bids on the Grosse Pomte the begInnmg of the end of concert Will be held In the Maire learn tricks of the trade, inclUding costume design. set making bulldmg, but dechned to and a dance routine. See story. Page 1B Elementary School gym. all sales at Jacobson's, name speCIfic parties or whIch first opened its doors compames Saturday, Aug. 3 m the Village 10 1944 Bill Leonard, owner of The sale began a day after Denmson's clothmg across Concours Italian Style, a benefit for US Bankruptcy Judge the street from Jacobson's, the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan, DaVId T Strosberg approved saId, "I'm hopmg It (the npw features more than 100 of Italy's finest Coast Guardswoman the sale of the retaIler's store) will be a bIg drawing automobiles and automotive-related art assets to a group of four hq- card A qUIck turnaround from across the natIon, from 9 a m. to 4 uidators The liqUIdatIOn and the addltlon of a new p m at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford sale IS expected to go on for House takes over command upscale retaIler are the keys two months. to the contmumg success of AdmiSSion IS $15 For more informa- However, a new owner tion, call (800) 377-6226 By Ann L. Fouty offiCials and thelr famlhes know the smaller busmesses " News Editor Wllhams' post IS busy Monday, Aug. 5 Lt Patncla T Mltrowskl took HIS statIOn, WIth 36 actIve duty over the command duties of US men and women, executed 930 Engler's cuts raise State Rep Andrew Richner, R- Coast Guard Station St ClaIr search and rescues and saved 25 Grosse POinte Park, Will hold oil Ice Shores on Fnday, July 26, Just as hours In the first floor conference room hveb and more than $8 milhon m the sun broke through a heavy cloud personal property Dunng WJ!1Jams' of the Grosse POinte Shores MUniCipal cover above choppy waters local officials' ire three years, the Coashes, as they BUilding from 9 to 10 a m A 16-yesr veteran of ~ Con~ f'r~ affectIOnately known, made By Brad Lindberg of hIS 12 years in office • Guard, Mltrowslu took over for Lt Staff Wnter The Grosse Pomte Woods City 1,300 recreatIOnal boatmg safety The proposals, whIch Commander Gerard WIIhams, who InbpectlOns and prosE'cuted 20 peo- Local cIty offiCIals feel hke Engler called "schemes," are Council meets m the Woods City hall at served three years as the statIOn's 730pm ple charged WIth operatmg a boat pawns In what they see as a bemg studIed by state elec- commander and IS movmg to an undl;T the mfluence of alcohol. He stateWIde polltlcal ploy by tion offiCIals and conSIdered admInistratIve posltlon In saw tIllt that the statton partnered lame-duck Gov John Engler for the November ballot The Grosde POinte Board of Portsmouth, Va EducatIOn meets In the Wlcklng Library WIth lOcal orgamzatlOns and went "I'm trymg to understand The measures would In hIS wake, WIllIams IS beIng mto elementary and mIddle schooll> hIS pohtlcs," saId ClIfford dIvert more than $300 mil- at Grosse Pomte South High School at credIted WIth streamlImng the safe- 8p.m to conduct educatIOnal semmars on Malson, comptroller of hon from scholarshIps and ty check of recreatIOnal vessels to boatmg safety Grosse Pomte Woods other programs to health mlmmlze Inconvemence to the pub. "It's a support untt for us," saId "Who's he trYIng to pres- care, allow nonelected offi- Tuesday, Aug. 6 hc LeadIng a response team cover- St ClaIr Shores Deputy Chief Barry sure?" CIals to arbItrate the con- The Grosse POinte News and Shores mg Port Huron to Toledo WIth 77 Oleksyk "The Coast Guard has Malson IS facmg a sur- tracts of state employees, Connection sponsors fme fOod from 18 mannas m waters that herald the always been there Whenever we pnse $784,000 cut m state and mandate addItIOnal mIl- area restaurants and live entertainment lughest number of regIstered boats ask, they have been nght there to revenue shanng. The short- hons of dollars for drug from 6 to 9 p m at the Nautical Nibble m the Umted States, WIllIams made support u~ " fall is part of $845 mIllIon m treatment a teary farewell Taste Fest In front of the Blossom Mayor Curt Dumas Jr, also m stateWIde cuts Engler Engler, who will step Heath Inn, 24800 Jefferson, m St Clair PolItiCIans, local law enforcement, attendance at the mornmg ceremo- announced last week down thIS year due to Shores Power Squadron representative" Engler saId he made the mandatory term lImIts, SaId auxlhary members, Coast Guard AdmiSSion IS $30. Proceeds benefit See COASTIE, page 3A move to protect the treasury he WIll restore revenue cuts the Lake St Clair Symphony Orchestra "I want to sound the Ifvoters reject the proposals For more InformatIOn, call (568) 775- alarm over three budget- "You would thmk most 8138 busting Imtlatives on the governors on theIr way out November ballot,~ Engler after years of unmterrupted Wednesday, Aug. 7 said m a speech last week announcmg the final budget See Engler, page 15A The Cut Time Players play m the MUSIC Under the Stars concert senes at the Grosse POinte War Memonal Dinner begms at 6 p.m , follOWed by the concert at 7 p.m In the Crystal C~lIM~~ I J ~~n~k;;~~are $35 for the dinner and , , co"en 'n' $15 In' "'" concert on', I Reservations are required Call (313) Home: Grosse Pomte 881-7511 Woods
Age: 78
Family: Widowed, one son, t",o grandchIldren Opinion . 6A Occupation: Judge, US Obltuanes.. 8A SIxth CIrCUItCourt of Schools 10A Appeals, seOlor status 8uslness . 14A Photo by Brad Lmdberg Quote: "I wanted to be a From left, Group Detroit commander Capt. B,A. Watson, Lt. Judge My husband Seniors 38 Cmdr, Gerard A. Williams and Lt. Patricia T, Mitrowski inspect the encouraged me " Entertamment. 78 station company during the change in command ceremony at the U.S. Coast Guard Station in St. Clair Shores, Williams left his post ClaSSified ads .6C of Coaat Guard Station St. Clair Shores to take a position in See story, page 4A Portsmouth. Va. MJtrowsld is tbe new commanding officer of 36 Public safety reports 9C active personnel handling five boats and ODe ice rescue boat, A st~. VAN El.SLANDER CANCER CENTER St. John Hospital &. Medical Center • 866-246-HOPE August 1, 2002 2A News Grosse Pointe News yesterday's headlines 50 years ago this week
50 years ago this week an enormous quantity of hot SaIl Yacht Club m Grosse • A baby 00) about three dogs and pop Pomte Farms bafe for sWlm- hOurb old hab been found mmg .lbandont'd m a field at the 25 years ago this week end of Kercheval about 200 • Grosse Pomte Farms 10 years ago this week \ ards north of Provencal busmess leaders said beau- • The Grosse Pomte The baby had a fractured tificatIOn of the Hill shop- Shores echo umt, a van con- "kull after bemg thrown, pmg dlstnct reqUIres a traf- tammg the gear and medIca- Grosse Pomte Farms polIce fic study and parkmg avail- tions of a fully eqUIpped belIeve, from a pasbmg auto ability ambulance, had been m mobile The mfant has been Plans for H111 develop- operatIOn lesb than 24 hours Liken to Cottage Ho"pltal ment have been m the works when It was ui>ed to save the • The elm bpraymg pro- for two years The proJect hfe of an 84-year-old resI- gram takmg place through- could lOst $1 5 nnlhon dent who was havmg heart out the commumty has • The queshon of a fish- problems ;,hlfted mto a higher gear mg pwr or dock at Lake • Grosse POInters are (onlernb hdVC Occn ralbed 1'ront Park m Grosse Pomte bemg told that If Wayne b\ a burve\ showmg mcreas- Woods 1S m Irons Members County vot€rs don't approve I~g numb~n .. of treeb mfect- of the city council are dead- a proposal to allocate 1mIll ed by Dutch elm disease locked on the Issue to finance Wayne County • Some 139 youngsters • Wayne County health Commumty College, the convened at Gro"se Pomte offic1als saId It WIll take at school WIll probably be out uf Farms PIl:>rPark for the bec- least two more weeks for busllless m a few years ond annual Flshmg Rodeo bactena m Lake St ClaIr to • A httle more than one Tuneup Participants caught clear, malung the beaches at year ago, 40 lll-Ime skatmg only mne fish, but consumed PIer Park and the Crescpnt entl-}uslast" were 'illlong the first members of the CIty Rollers Abandoned baby in incubator ~.d Ro~ Now the club has grown to Just 24 hoon old when this picture was taken, tbJsllttle fellow wu found . ~ o"a\ and Pet Serr,1'!fit.#'* more than 600 members and in a field at the end of Kercheval in Groue Pointe Farms on Sunda)' DJght. ~e'(s ce~ Mark Farnen, a Grosse He is believed to have been toned from a car in a paper bag, found near him Pomte Park reSIdent who when his cries attracted attention. Shown with him in Cottage Hospital '(I~ 0 Dog silting/walking orgarnzed the group, sees no Monda)' is Hlldegarde Rlethmeier, afternoon superintendent at the hospItal. ~ • House silting end m SIght Carolyn Wicks, superintendent, reported on Tuesda)' that the infant Is doing /.~) • Personal shopping/errands and more well and taJdDg nourishment despite a skull fracture believed to have been 5 years ago this week suffered when thrown from the vehicle. (From the Jul,. 31, 1952 Groue ~ ,~ Call Sara at 313.884.1583 • Recent testlllg of lake Pointe News. Photo b)' Fred RUDI1ells.) water by Wayne County ReUable, Friendly Service - Reasonable Daily and Weekly Rales hpalth offiCIals hab Grosse earher thIs month killed 196 Pomte Farms parks and cIty-owned trees m Grosse recreatIOn director Dick Pomte Park, plus an esti- Farms-City fishing pIII------/7------' HOOn encouraged that the mated 200 trees on pnvate f1 L, ,(f.. beach at PIer Park wIll property, acrordmg to a sur- vey by Bnan Colter, Park rodeo set Aug. 10 rei:tee\~~~ has been closed ",o.b 0- cta.~a~o// ee!;O). cIty forester. It's time to round up the includmg prizes for first fish ~~ '< -t' smce the July 4 weekend "What IS IrOlllC is that g J ~ "'e kids for the 55th annual caught, largest fish and , because of !ugh counts of E wmds blew down healthy Grosse Pomte Farms and largest game fish. Adults are coh bacteria elm trees," Colter saId. City Farmly FishIng Rodeo eligible to win, too. • Jacobsons Will expand "We've been fightmg Dutch Tlus year's rodeo WIll be Prizes Include SIX mountain "., .... " Its hours of operation start- elm dISease m the Park for LooAfor Lmle Tony outsuu thelront door mg m September held Saturday, Aug 10, at bIkes, whIch were donated by several years, but because the Fanns Pier Park The area busmesses and mdJvidu- • espresso • A1lnos1lce Cream Fred Marx, store healthy elms had more event begms at 8 a 10 with a ala. Trophies are named. m o Iatles • smoothles spokesman, saId several fac- leaves, which acted as a free breakfast, followed. by honor of Leo Bell, a longtime • cappuccinos • mufftn. It bagel$ tors entered mto the deCl- wmd-catch or saIL, the wmd fishIng off the dock from 9 to benefactor of the rodeo. o mochas • scones slOn, mcludmg families With was able to topple them 10 a.m, a free lunch from 10 "Tlus event has grown a • teas • lunches It morel m whIch the mother and Trees WIth Dutch elm had a.m to 1pm. and pnzes will lot,W said event coordinator Gei aqualll1ed In August \I :th our coffee raffle & product tastmgs father both work full time fewer leaves, so the wind be awarded from 11 a m to Dick Graves. "It's the biggest w 15318 Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pointe Park and, therefore, need evemng dIdn't affect them as much. noon and oldest children's event in (Mtw~n Beaconsfield &: NoltiDl!bam) shoppmg opportunities. Pnzes will be for all the Pointes Every child 313.822.6477 • The !ugh wmd stonn - Brad Lindberg entrants 17 and younger, walks away with a pn2e W Ie-elect State Senator • As a State Senator, Martha G. Scott has worked hard to ensure that govemment meets the needs of our families, our children and our communities.
Senator SCott wants to continue fighting for us in Lansinqo With your SUDDort on Auqust 6th, -- -- . . . - senator Scott will:
• Ensure that every child receives a quality education by reducing class size, funding early childhood development programs and making the latest technology available in every classroom.
,. Protect our familiesl economic security by fighting to create jobs, redevelop contaminated sites, keep college affordable for working families and protect our pensions
Reduce the cost of health care by ensuring that workers who pay for their own health care coverage receive a tax break and fighting against any attempt to privatize Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. Leadership for All of Us
Paid tor by CItizens tor ResponSIble lelldershlp • 6823 Post OIlk Drtve 0 Bloomfield • Mlchlglln • 48322 t\ugust 1, 2002 Groase Pointe News News 3A Race for state Senate offers 7 candidates
Five Democrats anel two door askmg voters to SIgn commIttees Bankmg and orary Doctor of Humarutles Repubhcans are runnmg for my nommatmg petitions," Fmanclal InstItutIOns, from the Tennessee School of state Senator m the Second he saId "I have met WIth Mental Health and Human RehglOn and an honorary Dlstnct The office carnes a book clubs, neighborhood Services, Human Resources Doctorate of Laws from the four-year term watch groups and neIghbor- and Labor and JudICiary Urban BIble Institute of hood assocIations as well as PrIOr to entenng the DetrOit • walked every commercIal Senate, Scott was a three- Among her awards and dlstnct In the illstnct " term state representative honors, Scott received a :Democrat He's met With CEOs and Durmg her career m Fellowship Scholarship from the unemployed, parents LanSing, Scott has worked the Bowhay Institute for :LaMar Lemmons III and teachers, mdustnalists With members of both major legISlatIVe leadership ; DId not respond to and activIsts political partIes to spon- In 1998, she was named :requests for camp31gn mfor- "My VISIOnfor Michigan IS sored MichIgan's new antl- secretary of the N ahonal :matIon not clouded by partisan terronsm law requmng hos- FoundatIon for Women vlews,~ he said "In order for pitals to have a blO-terror- legIslators Michael J. O'Brien us to reach hIgher ground, Ism plan, a law requmng we must millvldually seek domestic VIOlence training DId not submIt campaIgn Bernadette Traylor for Fnends of the Court mformatIon answers whIch collectively Ai> she campaIgns for benefit us all ~ workers, and helped restore state Senate, Bernadette If elected, he would focus state firefighter grants to Traylor SaId she recognIzes Mike Phillips on educatIOn, economic local fire departments that each CIty in the diverse Mike Phillips Martha G. SCott Mike PhilliPS, candidate growth and the envIron- If elected to the newly con- distnct has Its own set of "Some our concerns are the ,for state senator, asks voters ment figured Second Dlstnct, she concerns HIghland Park, provldmg same, some are nut Yuur .m the overwhelmmgly He would, among other Will contInue working on "I am aware of the Issues new hou~mg development state senator must be quali- Democratic Second Dlstnct thmgs, work to raI!'e teacher legIslatIOn to protect the that are Important to and revltahzatlOn fied to represent a diverse 'to consider "one simple certificatIOn standards, pubhc from unfaIr payday Detroit, Grosse POInte, "Ai> your state senator," dlstnct With dIverse con- questIOn WhIch Democrat Increase fundmg for prena- loan lendmg, protect crul- HIghland Park, Traylor said, "I want you to cerns I am the person for .do you beheve WIll get tal care and chlld care, dren from gun. related accI' Hamtramck, and Harper know that I am concerned the job your state sena- 'thmgs done for you?~ accelerate the phase-out of dents, prOVIde tax breaks for Woods," Traylor said "I Ai> about and workIng on what tor, I Will be fightIng In Plulhps IS a pohtlcal con- the smgle busmess tax, workers who pay health encourage you to get IS Important to you May Lansing for all of our con- 'sultant from DetrOIt who ehmmate the real estate msurance coverage, Increase mvolved WIth my cam- God contmue to bless our cerns ~ :.s81d he entered pohtlcs to transfer tax, create tax cred- funding for work sIte safety paign " great natIOn" ."improve the lives of work- Its for runng local employ- mspectors, and protect Blue Among Issues of concern She saId readers can get 'mg famlhes ~ ees, and mcrease fundmg for Cross Blue Srueld from pri- Traylor IS preSIdent and to Grosse Pomte reSIdents, to know her at her Web sIte He earned a bachelor's enforcement of envlronmen- vatIZatIOn CEO of MagnolIa Fmanclal Traylor lISted www traylorforsenate com ;degree in phllosophy and tal laws Before entenng pubhc ser- She has a bachelor's degree • Clean aIr and clean :pohtlcal sCIence from the vIce full time, Scott began a in finance and worked preVI- water, • Umverslty of Mlclugan "If you have had enough of 26-year career WIth the ously as an analyst with the • Balanced state budget Philhps said he learned overly partIsan kIckback Michigan Bell Telephone United States Department and the value of hard ';"ork from politIcs, then take a look at Company, workIng her way of Labor, MIchIgan • Lower proptirty taxes Republican myself," Prulhps saId "The rus father, an auto worker, up from operator Department of Labor and For Harper Woods resi- Repubhcans runnmg m best canilldate to represent and mother, a quahty assur- She first obtaIned elected Micrugan Department of dents, Traylor said she pnmary electIOn for state the entire Second Senate ance specialist at a pharma- office m 1977 as a member of TransportatIOn would concentrate on Senate dId not submIt cam- dIstrict IS Mike Phllhps ~ ceutical company the Wayne County Board of She belongs to the Detroit • Clean aIr and water, paIgn InformatIOn The Prulhp's Senate campaIgn Prulhps said, "I believe in CommISsIOners Economic Club, NAACP and • Balanced state budget, office carnes a two-year was endorsed by the Detroit ~skmg all voters In the mld-1980s, she IS a former member of the • Affordable prescnptlOns term Repubhcans, Greens, Free Press on July 11 served on the Highland UAW and AFL-CIO for seniors and Independents - for theIr Park City Councll before Her father was a foreman • Affordable health care Robert L. Ridley vote and ideas on how to Martha G. Scott wimng electIOn as the first and welder at Chrysler and for workIng famlhes Did not submit campaIgn accomphsh our shared Martha G Scott was elect- woman mayor of Highland was active m the UAW. Her In other areas of the dis- mformatlOn. goals." ed Democratic state senator Park and the first African mother, now rptIred, was a trict, Traylor saId she would Phillips has been cam- from Highland Park in 2001 American woman mayor of a preschool teacher and ciVIl work toward better schools, paIgning for state Senate She serves as assistant MIchigan cIty. servant safer neighborhoods, real Jeffrey Schroeder smce February ffilnonty wrup and IS a memo Educated m Highland "Our dlstnct IS very economic development, solv- DId not submit campaIgn ~ "I began going door-to- ber of the follOWing standmg Park, Scott received an hon- diverse; Traylor saId. mg the budget cnsls In mformatlOn - 'Sex charge may 3 Democratics hurt Cavanagh's for commissioner Three Democrats are run- She saId commumcatIon ning for Wayne County IS VItal If constItuents are to fe-election bid CommISSIOner, Dlstnct One play an "mtegral part on polIcies " By Brad Lindberg Avenue at aboq.t 10.30 a.m Christopher F. "As leaders, we must Staff Wnter when they discovered always be ahead of the game Chnstopher f Cavanagh, Cavanagh, 42, and a 40- Cavanagh so we can allow our cItIzens the Grosse Pomtes and year-old DetrOit woman to know what's gomg on,~ Did not respond to Harper Woods Wayne "reportedly engaged In an she s81d County CommISSioner, WIll act of prostitutIOn. ~ requests for campaIgn mfor- matlon. Wlule operatmg her salon, he arraIgned on sohcltatlon The couple were reported- Hughley-Clark attended charges Saturday, Aug. 1, In ly m the back seat of a black commumty colleges m GMCJlmmy Cheryl Hughley-Clark 36th Dlstnct Court Christophu Cavanagh Cheryl Hughley- HIghland Park and DetrOit, Cavanagh was caught the "ThIS was an area we were Clark workIng toward a teachmg Her slate mcludes Improv- morning of Thursday, July concentratmg on,lJecause we that does not illrectly impact degree 24, allegedly receIving oral receIved a lot of CItizen com- By runnmg for Wayne mg educatIOn commIssIon bUSiness " She founded the sex from a prostitute on plamts; Mouradian SaId County CommIssioner, "My office WIll work WIth Mouradian SaId Cavanagh Cosmetology PolitIcal ActIOn DetrOIt's west SIde "(The woman) told Cheryl Hughley.Clark IS school boards to ensure we told deputies he was on his Committee and the Prayer Cavanagh, a Democrat deputIes she got $20 for the steppmg out from her have new technology, sup- way to work when the Vigilantes and Gangsta's for from Grosse Pomte Woods, sex act," Mouradian SaId "It behind-the-scene role in plies and dedIcated teach- alleged act unfolded. Jesus A former model and IS runnIng for a fourth term Involved oral sex She was local politics ers," she saId Mazur saId, "The day of talent scout, Hughley-Clark as commIssIoner charged WIth dIsorderly con- She IS the former cam- She wIll also focus on the the alleged mCldent, enJoys track and field Cavanagh ISSUed a state- duct and flaggmg down a car C~stopher Cavanagh was paign manager for Rep semor commumty She has volunteered for ment through Mary Mazur, for prostitution" present at all of lus commit- LaMar Lemmons III, D- the SalvatIOn Army, the commISSIOn's commum- MouradIan saId Cavanagh tee meetIngs" DetrOit. Lemmons IS cur- "Semors have earned the Community Coalition and catIon dIrector "It's an alle- was CIted for recelvmg an Mazur saId Cavanagh's rently runmng to represent nght to lIve lIfe WIthout says she enJoys working gatIon and we Intend to fight Immoral act, a misde- schedule July 24 mcluded a the Grosse Pointes and choosmg between food and WIth cruldren and semor CIt- It." meanor 10 a m. meeting of the pubhc Harper Woods In the state medicatIOn," she SaId Izens Nancy MouradIan, chIef of Cavanagh did not return servlces commIttee At 1 Se:lote Regardmg youth, Walton staff of the Wayne County telephone requests for mter- pm, she said, Cavanagh She reSIgned recently SaId she WIll work toward Shenff's Department, said views about the mCldent and chaIred a mppting IJfthe eco- from the staff of mcumbent lmprovlng emp10)rment and Tania K. Waiton ~ 1 __ --L _L __ deputies WIth the Morahty hIS reelectIOn campaIgn. nomic development commIt- commiSSIOner Chnstopher re\.rea~IUIl~U UI'Y"I.UU'.'''''' Enforcement Umt were Mazur said, "From the tee At 2 pm, he attended a Cavanagh, who is seekIng a If elected , TanIa K Walton patrolling the area of commiSSIOn's standpomt, meetIng of the aIrport opera- fourth term as the east SaId she would meet with To Improve nClghbor- 4vernOls and MichIgan thiS IS a personal matter tions committee SIde's vOice m county gov- her dIVerse constituents, hoods, she said, "1 WIll work ernment determme theIr needs, and WIth the necessary offices to In order to "bnng hope, "go to work for the people." IdentIfy abandoned bUIld- renaissance and change~ to Walton, preSIdent of mgs, !v..s and drug houses Coastie the dlstnct, Hughley-Clark Tama's Trammg Center, a My office WIll compIle a hst saId she WIll look beyond computer trammg and of abandoned propertIes so From page 1A statIon donated more than 31 air and 47 surface assets peoples' outward appear- employment seTVlce compa- they ma)' be slated for demo- $1,500 to the event, spon- covenng more than 1 8 mIl- ances to "the Integnty of the ny, has been a lifelong resI- lItIon ~ ny, echoed Oleksyk's com- sored by the AmerIcan lion square miles She had heart " dent of DetrOIt and Wayne Her plans for economIc ments Cancer Society, because IJalson duties to 26 foreign Ai> part of her duties WIth County development mclude a "They've never said 'no' to Young had been dIagnosed countnes Cavanagh, Hughley-Clark "My life expenences have trackmg system that WIll me They are great folks WIth cancer Dunng hiS She has served In attended commumty meet- taught me problem solvmg, momtor the growth of small, They put the bnghtest and farewell speech, he saId, he Honolulu, Hawau, Corpus mgs, such as the 7 Mile-Van conflict resolutIOn, proposal women's and mmonty bUSI- the best where they do the was cancer free Chnstl, Thxas, Portsmouth, Dyke AssOCIatIOn wntmg and hstenmg to the nesses most They have sent all the Mltrowskl said she would Va , Yorktown, Va • and New needs of people,~ Walton "My office WIll mOUltor good ones here,~ he saId be follOWing In Williams' London, Conn Mltrowskl "CitIzens are upset that said "My passIOn IS helpmg county procurement to One of the Guard's duties lead by contmumg the edu- enlIsted m 1986 and gradu- they do not get the neces- people have a better hfe ~ ensure that our bus messes IS to rescue Ice fishermen catIOnal programs and ated from the Coast Guard sary help, such as With She saId, "My commIt- are gettmg opportumtles who become stranded on the expanding the safety pro- Mantlme Law Enforcement hghtmg and man~ other ment to the commumty and awards on C9unty con- lake The Coast Guard, grams BoardIng Officer School In complamts," Hughley-Clark started at a young age As a tracts,~ she saId "I Will work along With townshIp and She went on to say that 1995 She holds and asSOCI' said gIrl, I helped keep my neIgh- to ensure that the regula- county rescue teams, saved the Coast Guard's duty has ate degree from the A hfelong DetrOit reSident borhood clean and helped tions and bureaucracy do 13 Ice fishermen dunng hIS expanded since Sept 11 In Umverslty of Phoemx and IS and owner of the LaHalr semor'l With chores" not deny busmesses the tenure and WIlhams joked, what she termed "a new age workmg on her bachelor's Chmc since 1992, Hughley- loans to whlch they are entI- that they keep resCUIng the degree Clark said she knows the As an adult, she mentors of hO"leland secunty" tled ~ same fishermen The commanding officer The lieutenant, her hus- commumty and would be a and volunteered for In additIOn to workIng ;;;f'rved as a ;;;earch and res- band, Ron, and her son, VISible county commISSIOner OperatIOn Clean Sweep, Walton said, "The tllne I~ WIth 90 federal state and cue controller for the Damel, hve m Mount "You have to be," she said Angel's NIght, the DetrOIt here to have a responSible Grand Pnx, Thunderfest local agencIes, the Coast Dlstnct Seven Command Clemens "We need to be people of politiCIan that cares ahout and DetrOIt 300 She IS also Guard gets Involved at the Center In MiamI, Fla As a "It's truly an honor to truth (I WIll}let the commu- the needs and wants of all local level This year they controller, Mltrowskl prOVid- have been selected for thiS mty know what their tax an election ambassador, she the CItizens of Wayne chose the Relay for Life The ed response und overSight of command," she said dollars are bemg spent on ~ saId County ~
, J August 1, 2002 4A News Grosse Pol nte News Cornelia Kennedy: Portrait of a woman dedicated to law By Bonnie Caprara school I wanted to be a Slaff Wnler physIcian, but I changed my On the surface, one would mmd My father was a thmk of Judge Corneha lawyer, my oldest sister was Kennedy worked WIth her• "We deal With every- Kennedy of the V S SiXth a lawyer My mother, who Clrcmt Court of Appeals as dIed when I was 9, was father, Elmer Groefsema, thmg," Kennedy sald "We an understated, almost shy attendmg la .... school until he dIed of cancer In have lots of drug cases, state woman She moves WIth a "I was on the law reVIew I 1952 For a few years, she CIVIl nghts cases and death qUiet gentility \\-Ith her never had any problems practiced With her SIster, penalty cases, although we graymg blonde hair and par- With my professors They Margaret C. Schaeffer, don't have to take those on tiality to pastels treated me well " before becommg a partner 10 semor status You'd tlunk we Those who have followed After graduation, the law firm of Merkle and wouldn't get any traffic her career know dIfferently Kennedy went to Merkle cases, but we do - out of the "She's mlsleadmg," saId Washmgton, DC, to clerk Then In 1965, the pohbcal natIOnal parks " fellow V S SIxth CirCUIt for Harold M Stephens, bug hIt Kennedy She ran for "She's a very hardworkIng Court of Appeals Judge chIef Judge for the V S Wayne County CIrcuIt woman," KeIth sald "When Damon KeIth "She looks Court of Appeals for the Court, but lost by 73 votes we served 10 the dlstnct n _ "'..._C r"l 1 1 ro ShO 'wC'!, :1 S!:.'3t ~:11966 ....hen V~J) La.ollfu1, but ohc'o 4l .L. Uld Juan Haygood owner of Pet~'< TnJe Value Hardware "Bur 1['< true HealrhChOfce IS everything It says j[ IS, and more " Indudmg coverage for doctor's VISits,emergenCIes, hospltallZanon, even prCSCl1poon benefi15 From a choice of SIXexcellent pro\1der networks For you, the Wayne County busmess ~'i~(:.(., owner, that means amactmg better employees and retamlng your , . " best workers For your employees .md thm fanulles, It'S peace-of- - .(. 111"~ • mInd, ~cunty, not haVIng to worry about bemg able to af+:>rd health care when needed And If your bUSiness Isn't In Wayne County maybe It should be The Eamecl Inco._ --:;:iz: Tax CrecIJt • You've eat'IMcI It. Why not claim it7 •'QS".cqd.. If you're wondng hard 1US1 to maJte h e a l t h ends meet aoo have one Of more You'll Love cltlldnm Irvin 9 WIth you, you may the Way. Quality 104' Ihe me Think of 11as 8 It Looks! reward !Of doing one of tile's most ImttJD11I beau1lM most Important aocI most ICYlngJobs VlSllour Web slle Of ask ~ .. 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Chardonnay • 7SOML ~ SPINACH PIE 5399 _____ INHOmNF_SKTlCIN TABLEWATER CRACKERS Estancia *799 ~ BLACK CARTON 99.0 Chardonnay 7SOML.~ ... ~ ... ,C ONLY :x ~CHEESE ..~ .. ., ~ ------I.I CAVIT Italian Wines APPLE JUICE .,,_ Sav • REGULAR $199 I ' I' • ~ BOURDIN $)99 cabernet, Mer'ot, $2 7 ~ OOAT CHEESELaOS...... 401 EACH Chardonnay, $8 . ·NATURAL 64 OZ HASHBROWN Plnot Nolr & 2 YOUR CHOICE SHREDDED ~ Plnot Orlglo 1.5 L 79 TILLAMOOK $4°9 DllOII1D • EXTRA VIRCIN $1 POTATO MEDIUM CHEDDAR...... LB. ,,~~ REDWOOD CREEK ~!~~I OLIVE OIL PATTIES 270Z eT! • _TILLAMOOK C3l1fOrnlaVarfetals ~ *599 I'c~.f(~CUCINA Chardonnay. ~ v T! ' ~::~~:~.~~~.~~.~ .•••••~ 4~~ Cabernet. $1099 34 OZ. • VIVA Merlot & ~ - va' $.-.99 Sauvlgnon Blanc 1.5 LT ~ - ., 16 OZ ...__ :..~::.~:::~ :~::!t!::~:.~:: FREIXENET CHAMPACNES $179 ~~:~~~~DRED PEPPERS BAKERY BRUT EXTRA DRY • ~ IMPORTED 49 ~~H ANDBIlVINOlR"Rest Bit)'"*77SO ML S:'. BALSAMIC VINECAR <@~~I·I YOUR p~~P~~~~~ ~3 CAFE PAPP10N 59 BAN ROCK STATION Australian BACeE D $2 Wines TUXEDO CINNAMON ROLLS ..... ChardOnnaY'Shlraz'$49~ ICE CUBES CHARCOAL CHOICE ShlraZlcab, Mertot, save BRIQUETTES $599 ROLL CREME CAKES semTl~o~~:=nnay 7SOML $3.00 89~ REGULAR OR Australia's Hottest Winesl MESQUITE 20 LB ~:~~~~:~~~ ~T~~.~.~.~~~y $2~2H mng. We try not to endorse in local races unless we have a chance to meet Primary will face to face With all the candidates We were only able to do that with the soon be over Repubhcan state representative can- didates. Even Wayne COlli1ty CIrcuit judges - at last many of whom hve nght here in th~ Pomtes, sought our personal atten. s we wnte thIs, It IS a week tlOn but Wlth so many judges It IS awvy from the Tuesday, Aug ImpoSSIble to meet them all. 6, Pnmary ElectIOn. We are mg corruptIon at every turn, especIal- you would tlunk there wouldn't be A What makes politics so nasty today, already tIred of It ly dunng election season. U.S. Rep. any problems In government. We Bomor IS a "straIght talker" who should be getting needed semces we believe, is that so much IS at stake If you hsten to the mudshngmg and wants to bring lus Washmgton, D.C., from small government with mlmmal - namely, the candIdate's grocenes pohtlcal advertIsmg on teleVlslon and leadersrup skills to DetrOIt - er, we taxes and rent. Public semce IS no longer a radIO, you could easIly come to the mean - Lansmg RJght sacnfice It's a hvelihood - and you cymcal concluslOn that all the candi- Former Gov. Jim Blanchard wants Evan our local races, wruch are usu- get to be your own boss, at least dates are hars and undesemng of our another chance solVlng a deficIt and ally tame, have gotten nasty, WIth between electIOns votes rIDsmg our taxes exaggeratlOns, If not hes, bemg Perhaps If electIve office dIdn't pay We wouldn't be surpnsed If many State Attorney General Jenmfer spread about There has even been so well, we might have people dedI. voters Just get dISguSted With the Granholm, too, wants the bIg desk talk about "stuffing the letters box" In cated to publIc servIce rather than a whole thmg and don't bother to vote. bemg vacated by John Engler thIS newspaper paycheck. But we should be heartened by the They all pomt to the shortcommgs We were able to cover a few races m But cymcIsm aSIde, do vote on fact that so many deservmg candates of their opponents and they all the Pomtes, dependmg on how many Tuesday, whether m person or absen. !IrE' "workmp' hard" for tIC:: p~c:::.:.sc tv C1i:.iu"1. up tlJ.t: Ul~~O I,..u;:~'ul"h- hUUJ l:> WI::wulJ JI::VU~" tv tI." pr.mary tee The ~ght tC' "l,~t~ l~ st~l! f:lT mvJ.~ Congressn;an John Dmgell IS fight- ers left But If they are all so great, and how many candIdates were run- preferable than the alternatIve Mi,.a D' Robert G. Edgar EDITORIAL CLAssm ED -131318&2-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PublISher (3131882~ B.rb.,. Yubeck Vethl Letters DAD QUlifn l11CLOT"[5 RlEK. 'rnANK5 TO GOVtRNOR Heartfelt thanks Marshall Lawns, Warren, al fun for the entIre family," ANP I CAN1 BRI~\.IE' Verheyden Funeral Home, ENULEg~ MYOOIT To the Editor: was a tremendous success YOlJ\lE GOTTAQUIT Grosse Pomte; and the staff thanks to the many volun- It;,MT1N{, YOO T\lROI.1~ There sunply are no words and clergy of St Paul teers and financial sponsors 5MOKING to descnbe how deeply CC~OOl. Catholic Church, Grosse who made thIs event possi- touched I am by the support Porote Fanns ble. We would like to recog- I have had from this wonder- Thank you for makmg me mze the folloWIngunderwnt- ful commuruty in the three feel at home at a tune when ers Virgmla and Robert months since my husband's I needed It most Vallee, Northeast GUIdance sudden death Margie Carroll Center Board of DIrectors We moved to MichIgan Grosse Pointe Farms President Michael LoGrasso, from New MeXICOlast fall, EdItor's 7UJteSee related Sue Garr, Sybli R Gnffin, purchased a house m March, story on Page 2B PatnCla GroeEmger, MIchael and had hved in It less than J. Mattei, Yvonne L Snell, four weeks when Rand was Thanks from Art Madeleine Socia and W kIlled lo a collisIOn with a DeWayne Wells; Flame van Gross~Point~News Augu~t 1, 2002, Page 7A TheOp-Ed Page. __ .~_i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!==== .b.Y.B.en.B.u.rn.s Foot race arrange for the Rotary bal- fessIOnal trammg academIes loon to highlIght the event for new officers He ran In just under two months, SignS WIll be taken care of them at Grosse Pomte High hundreds of Grosse POInters by Paul Stockman, Chris School for years whIle a col- Will walk, run and jog In the Flynn and Tom Strasz, league, Ralph W. Moxley of annual Grosse POInte run and advance publICIty wIll Blrmmgham, ran them m along Lakeshore They Will be handled by Kevin Prush Oakland County If you see friends, relatIves, and KhalIfah mIssed a class m Gro!>".! acquaIn- And most of the members Pomte you were expected to tances and WIll be out recruitmg spon- make It up m Blrmmgham pOSSIbly even sors for the event that raises While Louwers IS httle dogs taggmg funds for commumty serVIce remembered m Wayne along, all for projects by the club. And, of County today, he helped a good cause course, the Grosse Pomte tram hundreds of the offi- If you have News has already signed up cers who went on to serve Visit the Grosse Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs.keenspace.com been thmkmg as the exclusive media spon- honorably and well In the about gettIng sor of the run metro area back m shape Ben Burns The Rotary is a good Louwers, a scratch golfer, by trying a group of clVIc-mmded bUSI- retired m the late '60s and 10K run or walk. pow is the ness leaders devotmg hours was mvolved With the old time to start trammg for the of theIr time to the better- Burkemo's Golf Range that treetwise Sept 21 event ment of the commumty So used to be at Jefferson and Most of us don't thmk willIe you are trammg for Nme MIle, accordIng to Question of the Week: about the work that makes the race, thmk good Furtaw I have notlced a declLne zn Pter Park atten- such an event come off thoughts about the women Furtaw retIred from the smoothly The enbre eIi'ent IS and men who make It hap- Park pollee m 1999, and he dance zn recent years. What actwitzes or pen planned and coordmated by and hiS WIfe, Jane, 11"e In o{ferzngs would bnng you to the park more By Suzy Berschback the SunrIse Rotary Club, the Park often? With about 40 members Today, Furtaw contmues Planmng started more than On the job to follow In Louwers' foot- a month ago when commit- steps by pIOneering an effort tee co-chairs Joel Manardo William M. Furtaw got a to coordmate trammg of and B.J. Khalifah mformed call the afternoon of Nov 7, 1961, from then-Grosse firefighters and polIce offi- "A boat well More boat members of their aSSIgn- Pomte Park Pohce Chief cers even further at a 22- wells would be great" ments Arthur E. Louwers "Do acre SIte on the Auburn HIlls - Coleen Kordas, Grosse Every member of the club you still want that job as a Campus of Oakland Pomte Farms was aSSigned to a pre-race polIce officer?" he was asked Commulllty College committee and a race day "Yes, Sir," replIed Furtaw committee Bill Lacey and Furtaw IS dIrector of "Good, be at my office at 4 Emergency Services Bob Kaiser are m charge of pm," he was told. "I would lIke waterslIdes!" deslgmng and buymg T- Trammg Programs at the school and is helpmg set up Catherme Adamo, shIrts, Wayne Manchester At 4 P m Furtaw was Grosse Pomte Farms WIll do the fliers; Tim mterviewed, hired and told a Combmed Regional Emergency ServIces Campbell, Wayne Pittel to go home for a nap Trammg center that wIll and Catherine Williford For a nap? expose new officers to simu- wIll handle awards and tro- Yes, he was gomg to sta.'t latIons of the hazards they phies, and Mark Rabidoux duty that evenmg on the might face when they are on and Doug McCray Will mIdmght shift foot patrol on "More chIldren-centered catherine Adamo the job. arrange entertamment Kercheval actIVItIes, lIke SClCnce and If you want to support the Dennis Hyduk chairs nature programs, especIally Furtaw told that story to the food committee and gets project or purchase a com- With the shoreline rIght Grosse Pomte News memorative bnck to honor a help from Sheri Jones, there They could learn so reporter Brad Lindberg to Greg Wheeler and Gene public safety officer lIke much" Illustrate how lIttle traming Gilbert. Art Judson Louwers for the center's - JoAnn NarCIsse, Grosse officers all over the nation entrance plaza, you can con- arranges Insurance and Tim pnmtp F"rm'l 'r -.--'. . were gettmg before they tact Jill Dunphy at (248) Kopacka gets the marshals were sent out to do their 341-2133 I .,? ' - to momtJlT th" TArp uuty fuur decades ago JoAnn Narcisse ; T" Penny Caretti ch81rs the Officers were expected to Ben Burns of the elt) of "I would lIke sqUirt foun- preregistratIOn packets com- learn on the Job That pohce Grosse Pomte IS director of tams lIke they have at the mittee and IS aIded by Bob chIef who hIred hIm, the )C''' "rtallsm proOfram at City Park" >, •.'•.J" I Duker, Chris Goldsby and Louwers, an early graduate Wayne State UnIVersity He - Jack Schulte, Grosse ~f'~.... ':~:%,-_.'.,••,. ; Kaiser Steve Basile and of the FBI Academy m can be reached at Pomte Farms ...... J KaIser WIll handle registra- QuantIco, Va , was one of the burnsben@Comcast net or by tIOn, and Tim Sinclair WIll pIOneers of 'lettIng up pro- phone at (313) 882 2810 ~ Jack Schulte Letters "I would lIke a separate From page 6A her very last statement was, My response to tms ques- diVIng pool and new high skIlls to return Sarah to the "There IS nothmg I can't do tIOn IS I would love to see dIves" soccer field and basketball WIth the support of my stores for teens and young - Anna Schulte, Grosse court ffIends and commumty" adults put mto the vacant Pomte Farms The fund has also paId for How true' Thank you for giV- (Jacobson's) area Stores a family YMCA membership Ing us the strength to get such as AbercrombIe and We ~o there WIth Rarah at through tms We hope to con- FItch, Express for Men and least four tImes a week Her tInue to generate fabulous Women, Saks, EsprIt, Bebe, medlcmes, currently she IS memones WIth Sarah and etc "I would lIke to see a year- on 14 drugs, are very expen- you These stores would attract Anna Schulte round recreation ccnter for SIve and the fund has helped Jim and Disnne many teens and people from the older kids hke the Woods us pay for a secondary insur- McPharlin the Grosse Pomte area SInce Park offers Its reSidents " ance for Sarah Grosse Pointe Woods most of these stores can only - Bet.'lY Schulte, Grosse The money also bought be found at Somer'let or POinte Farms exerCIse eqUIpment for home More shops LakeSIde By bnngIng these and golf lessons to Improve types of storeb to Grosse her upper body strength, for teens POInte, thiS would become and we are currently In the To the Editor: very conveOlent for many On July 25, the Grosse Grosse Pomters and also for Betsy SChulte process of bUYing her a heart mom tor so she can see how POinte News questIOn of the good busmess well her heart IS workmg week was "What kmd of Suz~ Bcr~rhhark /~ a {replance phataf{rapher In Gro~se POInte Farm~ and co.author while she IS exerCISIng store IS the VIllage or HIll Thorn and Kriswn of "Gro~~(' POInte lHHO 1.9.10 " She wel('Ome~ ~u!J!JestlOn~(ar qlle~tlOn~ to her I' mUll Sarah gave a 'lpeech at miSSIng that you would lIke McPharlin add,. " at Bpr~chhark(a\zol rom MontIeth (June 2001) and to see added?" Grosse Pointe Wood. 8A August 1, 2002 Obituaries Grosse Pointe News Marion L. Anglin Mrs Goodson was the made by Verheyden Funeral (Mark) Monaghan, PhIllip MarlOn L Anglin, 83, past preSIdent of the Home, Grosse POInte Park (GaIl) and Jane (RIck) Jacob, passed away on Saturday, Mother's Health CouncIl MemOrial contnbutlOns and 14 grandchlldren, July 27, 2002 in IndIana. and the foundmg member may be made to Bon Secours Corey, Lmdsay, LIz, Holly, Born m 1918 in DetrOIt to and long-tIme worker of the HospItal, 468 Cadieux, Chnstopher, 'Ibmmy, John, Joseph and Grace (Rule) LIttle Thrift Shop at St Grosse POlDte,MI 48230 Sally, LaUl'en, NIgel, Chloe. Pnmeau, Mes Anglin was a MIchael's EpIScopal Church Ben WIlham and Grace homemaker and medIcal In Grosse Pomte Woods Joan Badger Nash H~ IS also survIved by his record techmclan at the She started the first SIblings, Pat Pollard, Anne Brownie Troop at Mason Former Grosse POInte ChIldren's HospItal of Woods reSIdent Joan Badger Peters, Donald Pollard and DetroIt Elementary School and was NIck Pollard a member of the Grosse Nash passed away on She was a volunteer for Monday, July 22, 2002, He was predeceased by Pomte Yacht Club, Sarasota the Red Cross Smgalong for whIle vacatIomng lDFlonda hiS WIfe,Norma area nurs10g homes 10 Yacht Club and BIrd Key A funeral Mass was cele- She was born III Royal IndIana and was awarded Yacht Club Oak and lived In Grosse brated on Monday, July 29, the Governor's Award for Mrs Goodson IS survIved at Samts Peter and Paul Pomte Woods In the 1960s by her daughter, Marlelne volunteer work wIth and '70s Catholic Church m Detroit Card mal Center, Inc m Goodson RIcca, her grand- Mrs Nash was a General Arrangement; were made Warsaw, Ind, where she chIldren, Alan, DaVId, Motors executIve secretary by Verheyden Funeral Wab a volunteer for seven Donald and James RIcca, Home, Grosse Pomte Park. John A M~ntgom"'Y for 11 years before retInn~ John W Pf'111l!'d ) t..a.J ~ 'V;.1h~w Jv;Ut GvvJbUU III, to Brevard, N C i!lLerment IS at Mount Cheryl Lukacs, MIchael and Mrs. Anghn was a former Mr Montgomery was a A lifelong ChrIstIan edItor of the IrIsh Ohvet CemeteT) III DetrOit. board member of the Greg Goodson, and many lifelong advocate for CIVJl SCIentIst, she was a charter Connection newspaper and MemOrIal contnbutlOns Women's AUXJhary m great-granchildren The nghts and was known as the member of the ChnstIan member of the Gaehc may be made to Samts Peter DetrOIt, and the CystIc famIly is greatful to Abdul consummate gentleman Science Society of Brevard League, AncIent Order of and Paul Catholic Church, FIbrosIs FoundatIOn of Sbaa, who gave his love and He walked daIly at Pomte Mrs Nash was a world HibernIans and the Friendly 629 E Jefferson, DetrOIt, MI MIchIgan care so generously for '5even Plaza and pamted WIth the traveler and volunteered her 48226 or to the Amencan years. Sons of St Patnck A member of the Cho Book ProgressIve Art Club HIS tIme and knowledge to many He spent many years as a DIabetes AsSOCiatIon. Club m Warsaw, Mrs Anglm She was predeceased by artwork was regularly dIS- communIty actIVItIes restaurant entrepreneur. He was also a member of her husband, William John played at ClaIrpomte She IS survIved by her was the owner and operator Catherine McEnally Goodson Sr, and her son, Leesburg United Methodist restaurant In The VJllage son, John Sidney Nash Jr of numerous restaurants WIlham John Goodson II Renouf Church m IndIana where Mr Montgomery also (Kristine), her daughter, and catenng operatIOns A memonal servlce was she sang In the church choir. enjoyed entertaInIng, and Janice Sybil Campbell throughout the DetrOIt area. Cal.h"'rme McEnally She IS SUrvIved by her held on Tuesday, July 23 at exhIbIted hIs artistIC flaIr by (Clifford), four grandchIl- Renouf, 80, passed away on Umty Church m Sarasota, Mr. Pollard was a Master son, RIchard James Anglin decorating differently for dren, Chnstopher and Chef who attended the Sunday, June 9, 2002 at the of Leesburg, Ind., her grand- Fla. each occasIon He played Carne Ann Campbell and St. John Semor Community The family will also hold a Culinary InstItute of sons, Jay W Anghn of La bndge With a group of WId- Anne and Cohn Nash, and a America In New York Center. Porte, Ind and Ryan C memorial servIce at St ows and WIdowers Jokingly sister, Mary Schultz. Born In Detroit, Mrs. MIchael's m Grosse Pomte He traveled the country in Anghn of Hollywood, Calif., called, "The Odd Couples," Mra Nash was prede- hIS role as a Rt>d Cross Renouf was a resident of and two great-grandchIl- Woods at a future date and dmed WIthfrIends every ceased by her husband, John Grosse POInte for 52 years Memonal contnbutIons Disaster Services volunteer dren, Lauren and Mitch Fnday nIght. Mr. Sidney Nash Sr. Mr Pollard is SUrvIVedby She was the daughter of the Anghn may be sent to HospIce Montgomery also Invlt~d A memorial servIce will be his five chIldren, James, late VIncent L McEnally She was predeceased by fnends to hIS cottage m held on Thursday, August 8 and Gertrude S. McE.l!.-alJx Nancy Straetmans, Chris See OBITUARIES, her husband, Fred W Anglin John A. Bauble Beach, Ontario, at 7 p m. at the A H Peters (Tom) Gotfredson, Peggy page llA and her brother, George H. Montgomery where he spent summers Funeral Home In Grosse Pnmeat'. He ISsUrvlved by his dear POinte Woods John A "Jack~ A funeral servIce was held frIend, Bettle Klassen, three Memorial contnbutlOns Montgomery, 89, former on Tuesday, July 30 at chIldren, Sharon (John) may be made to the Obituary Guidelines McHatton-Sadler Funeral Grosse Pointe Park reSIdent, Choumard, DennIS Concours Italian Style oncours Italian Style - experience the most excitin2'-' cars in the worldu~ F~rrsd, Muer.tI, LsmborgbJni, Pi.t, Ciaitll/.ill,DeTolD&9o, Prototype., UmJted Production MDt:leJa ...along with fine automotive art, Italian cuisine and more. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3rd 'AM-4PM EDSEL A ELEANOR J'OaD HOuSE GROSSE POINTE SHOIlES r ' " I , ~ • ~ II August 1, 2002 Grosse Pointe News 9A IN HER NEW LEADING ROLE AS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE ""She has earned the respect of her fellow Republicans / .-/ -----..--_~Her ... she has always voted for Need, not Greed ... " (best role, - Candice S. Miller, Michigan Secretary of State \. yet! "She will be a powerful voice for each of us in the Michigan Legislature." • Dorothy Comstock Riley.former Chie' Justice. Michigan Supreme Court "Mary Ellen is certainly no Johnny-corne-lately Republican, like her opponents. " - Betsy DeVos, Immediate Past Chairman, Michigan GOP State Committee "Mary Ellen Stempfte will bring solid Republican values and fiscal responsibility to District #1." -Chuck Yob, GOP National Committeeman "* ***! " Endorsed by The Detroit News " Stempjle is the most conservative of the three (lst District candidates)." - Detroit Free Press Two ThUInbs Up! Bravo! Supporting Cast Candice Miller, Michigan Secretary of State rhlll'lr R D"'lI\I Clio"" Hon Dorothy Comstock Riley ...., ...... , - I VII, ..,....VY Tuppy Grave! Don & Barb Reuschel Wallace Riley Ruth Blood Jay & Carol Hackleman Mark & Pat Reuschel Rev Randy Boelter Ted & Janet Reuschel Betsy DeVos, past Chair, MI Republican State Comm Ed & Susan Licata HaroutuOian Chuck Yob, GOP National Committeeman Rob Bovltz Rusty Heenan Bud & Jane Reuther Frances Richardson Sharon Wise, GOP National Committeewoman Dan & Susie Bowen Linda & Mike Hom Rob Ridenour Carol MOrian, 1st Vice Chair, MI Republican State Comm Bob Boyer Adele Huebner Peter and Michelle Riley KeVin Fobbs, 2nd Vice Chair, MI Republican State Comm Or Irene Burchard Bill & Mary Huriey Douglas & Mary-Roby Stanley Grot 4th Vice Chair MI Republican State Comm Charlie Burkll Ed and Hon Therese Joseph Bob Rolf Lola Peterson, 5th Vice Chair, MI Republican State Comm Amy and Lonnie Busler Stanley Jursek Dlan and Scott Rolff Glona Rocha, 6th Vice Chair, MI Republican State Comm Jesse & Pat Cardeilio Mary Kedzlor Les & Joanne Ruthenberg Margaret Van Houten, Chair, Wayne County Republican Comm Cynthia Cassell, GOP Senate Candidate Wilham B Kelly Joanle & Don Chamberiln Jamie & Klmberiy Keogh Dr L,am P Ryan Janice Nearon, Chair, Macomb County Republican Comm Glona Schmrtt r,1ike Cox, CandIdate for Attorney General Vlclona and DaVid Cornwell Lynn Kobes Jim Scnmentl John Caron, Chair, 10th ConQresslonal Dlstnct Republicans Robert Cosgrove Jerrv Kobes Ur Peter and Hon Cheryl Costantino Gerald Kowalski Aonanne E Slaymaker Cari Berry, Chair, 13th Congressional Dlstnct Republicans Robert F Smith Susan Pomeroy DaVIS Pauline & Joe Lackey Melvin Byrd, Sr, Chair 14th Congressional Dlstnct Republicans Manlyn Soderberg Eileen DeclercQ Larry LeWIS Lyle Van Houten, Chair, 16th Congressional District Republicans Karia Standish Great Lakes Education ProJect Robert Demonne Jerrold V Marsh ESQ Heather Denier Ann Tattl Right To Life of Michigan PAC Hon Hugh Marshall Ginny Tompkms Peter & Peggy Dettllnger Citizens for Traditional Values Dick & Florance McBrien Curl Tutag Robert Ebersole Thomas S Monaghan, Chairman Ann Arbor PAC Lita McKeehan Marge Van Den Bosch City of Grosse POinte Public Safety Officers ASSOCiation Mr and Mrs Charles W Elliott Gordon Michaelson Elmer and Loma Van Der Kolk City of Grosse POinte Lieutenants and Sergeants ASSOCiation Marianne Endicott Sue & Cabell Morns Na'lcy Walbnnk Frednck Adnan Nancy Folllltt Mr & Mrs Robert J Novak Marge Waldecker Gary & G10naAlta Michael Gallaway Dr Michael & Beth Petty Alfred Warren Margaret Alexander Regina Gersch Dt & Mrs Thomas J Pell Gregory and Pam Wheeler Joe Alff Chuck and Mama Gell Norma Philp Carol Whitmore Emest J Ament Patncla M Gmemer Joseph & Lf'lgh Anne Puleo Warren WilkinSon Carol Baka Bnt & Ann Gordon Bill & Jan Race Douglas Williams R K & Mary Barton Paul & Irene Gracey Gall K Reagan Dons Woerner VOTE: AUGUST 6TH Make a difference. Paid for by Mary Ellen Stempfte for State Representative 811 lincoln Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 3 T3 885-0781 www.maryellenstempfle.com August 1, 2002 Grosse Pointe News 10A Schools it, e Bond will allow for safer, state-of-the-art science labs I- developed that "hould paral- more relevant and lel mstrUCtlOn, accordmg to e tm, ,hou Itl h.l\ I approximate what By Jennie Miller .It Il'a,t €jO ,qU.lIl sCientIsts are domg ~ Fenton SlctflWrlter The dl"trll.t'b "cwnce lur- !l'l't pll ,t udl nt Gas, ventIlatIOn II pd.llL d Ilu", .."lil I ..,t,1 nculum, which wa;, apprOxl- \llth 13 ,IddlL10llai and electrical '. \ Ion.... (.1 g-n pnhou ....( ,-Hul dIl matply 15 year" old, was e ..,qu.ln' !ll t pl'r Improvements need b"'l [\,Iton .111' III plh"bill updated fur the 2002-03 s Ulll1putpr ,IIlU 20 to be made, a ... well 1It' t'lr ...111nil' ...t wit IIh U1 1 .HlclitlOl1,d 'qu,ln as removmg ...chool year IIH l,IO"'1 l'tllntl ...dIOOllh ... The lab" have not been 1 tll'L pl'r h.lIldl asbestos from the updated "mce theIr con- t \[ 1< I l.lpfJl d ,I ,It Ion cClhngs IIH'I ...U!!,,(...t lOn, nug-ht "tructJOn over 30 year", ago \t :->outh II h( n Emergency show- b. Illl I II d I1t' r1 \ otl'r ... Another "ugge ...ted 24 "tudl nh III ,I ers and eye wash IPPIPI < the bond to bl Improvement If the bond da" j' cmhlliPn d statIOns Will be more I,k'li lor b\ till' Gro,'p passes I'" the development of a 'mall numbl r acceSSIble and two Pdll\\( Ell.HtI vI Education a greenhou",e and ob",ervato- thl' llrl-{l',t I,luora handicapped sta- III ['l,mb( r 24 r) at North "< tun I llOIl1 n1l'.1 tIOn", WIll be avaIl- Illl bond IIdl pro\lde $14 "A gr,'enhouse would pro- ,un" 1 ')OO.,q It, able In each room II "h r "h nil' lab IPno • ,-1" thp nnnortulllty for \\ nil 1IH. "'Ul(lIl\. ~ .:-\.JlV"'~..L«:"l ...~,,:, .....~ ....f \ It I 11'" 11ll' Llb' .1f1 dll dt genetlc re ...earch, environ- at 1,000 "q ft safety mvolves the I, 1,1 30 \1 Ir...old dnd ha,e mental studlCs, research on At North, four countertops 111 I l I b( l'n updated germmatJOn and other van- of the nme Lib, Accordmg to Danuta I hI "I 1.10" IIen' ,tdte of abies that affect plant meet thl' ...tan Danko, sCience till Irt In the 1960"," ...,ud lI1structor at Pierce growth," SpeIr", said ::-OUlSpeir'" the dl<;tnct'" "CI dards Speirs albo "ugge"ted the "The I,IU" "ere Middle School, when 11111 lurnlulum ...ppcldh ...t pO;'Slblht) of settll1g up a bUilt to the ...tan water splashes on II _ WIll II I' ,tep up and bt' camera m the greenhouse, dard" at the the countertop", It I uttllW < tlg-l agam prOVIding a Imk to other tllne," Fenton flows away from the TIH lib, .H! old, outdated schoob III the dlstnct "aid 'The ,tdn- sll1ks and onto the ,lT1dIn Hllqudte \llth 'II-{mf "There are a lot of neat dards h,ne floor I lilt II l.ll 'Illd tear, alcord thmgs we could do 111 sCIence Chdnged" "I have to be very 111g- tll ~tl'l e Booher, "ctence If the bond pasbes," ",he said If the bond carpful when trymg (It partnll'nt co lhalr at "Havmg the faclhtles to do pa".,e", expan"'lOn to Incorporate com- l~1 ')"1' pOl!lte North High so sets a foundatIOn upon and renovatIOn puter usage when ...,dlllo1 whIch we can build" will occur at both we're domg labs," Imag-lI11'm\ltlng 125 peo- The $14 mllhon set aSide high schools and she said pi! to \ our hou"e for eIght m the bond for sCIence lab two of the thrt'e InstallIng splash holl I'" .1 d.lI five daY" a Improvements would pro- middle "chool" guards WIll not solve lleLk jm 3; .year ..... he "aid VIde students 111 the entIre Pierce Middle Photo O}Jenme Miller the problem, accord- Other than the old age of distnct With a more thor- School lacks the lI1g to Danko the curn'nt lab' m the dl'" If voters approve the bond on september 24, $62 million would be ough SCICnce educatIOn, space for expan- "The countertops Inlt the mam concern, are available for improvements across the district. including $14 million according to Speirs "IOn and the labs Just need to be "'pale and "'af( t\ for science lab renovations. The labs are currently over 30 years old. "There WIll be more \\ III be renovated npped out," she fhe lilb... at both hIgh do not meet national space regulations and some teachers are con- mstruchonaI options we a« needed saId "The labs need -chool., and all three middle cerned for student safely. to be completely want to do the most we can ...lhoob lad .. "uflicLCnt space Walls \vIII be few have all that together," redeSIgned so we can safely for our students," she Said fOJ teacher" to plopedY con- knocked down "It I" really Important to and more room" \\ III be lre- have an area set aSide for sald Adam", lI1corporate computers mto "We want to create an dull expenmenb and Another major concern 10 envIronment that IS what ated teachers - an orgal1lzatlon- the phYSical sCience expen- aClommodate all "tudents, the current labs IS safety North wuld galll two "C!- al area away from thE' "tu- ments we thmk students m Grosse aClordmg to Chns Fenton, The labs meet safety regula- ence labs and cla",broom", dents, to put together solu "We are already behmd Pomte should have m SCI- as..,lstant 'upenntendent for tIOns and standards, howev- ence,n Adams satd "We need South could undergo con- tlOns," Spelfs said other school systems 111 ou,me"" affaIr", structIOn of addItIOnal The labs would be fully er some expenmentaI oppor- terms of computer usage m the faclhtles to do that" NatIOnal Scwnce Teachers tUl1ltJes for many teachers The labs can be updated A;,;,ocmtllln ;,tandards room" m the S BUlldmg nea, eqUIpped WIth up-to-date sCIence labs - thIS needs to the walkway whIch leads to resources, Includmg com are lost due to concern for be rectIfied through the 111 the dIstrIct If voters reqUIre that a SClenle lab the students approve the bond on the cafetena puters bond n with 24 students needs at "Teachers WIll not run an September 24 The board of The room" \\ auld be III the Many of the current labs The labs m the dlstnct lea,t 1,600 'quare teet, unsafe lab," Spelrb sald "If educatIOn IS askIng for $62 accordmg to James Adams, ;,t\ Ie of a lecturellab combl- 111 the dlstnct lack some of were butlt well before com- natton, accordmg to Fenton, the baSIC needs, such as run you take away the safety puters were created und mIllion to Improve faclhtlCs ...CIl'nce department Chdlr at limItatIOns, teachers Will be wIth appropnate space laid I1Ing water used for educatIOnal purpos- for athletICS, sCIence labs Gro",e Pomte South Htgh able to put their creative and fine arts as well as to out for classroom lll"truC- "You need gas, electnclty, es School energ) mto makmg lessons conduct mIscellaneous pro- In It... 1999 gUIde for tlon, expenmental work at computer" and a smk for Many sCIence software and expenment:-. that are Jects '-chool facJ!lhe", the assocI a- lab "tatlOn" and teacher mo"t labs to work well Very programs have Sll1ce been preparator) room ... twn n ported that a labOl a- Students 'clown' around Explore drama with new curriculum By Jennie Miller speakmg role and beveral By Jennie Miller mll"IC optIOn ,\lIable for dard' for the theater arts makeup ue'-lgn directing, Staff Writer have solos ,n FaIlla chose thiS partIc- Stalt Writer tho",e "tudlnt'> \V ho "ere not curnculum have been met, research, lOnstructlve A summer school pro- ular scnpt because It t>,. 111'\\ curnlulum fE.lenth lI1tere"ted m performmg 10 alcordlllg to Steele analysl', appropriate audl- ductlon of the mUSical, works well wtth students appr,)\ I'd by the Gros"e front of an audltmcp The Students who elect to take ence bphavlOr .lnd musIc "Clowns," WIll be per- of all ages The story fol- POInk Bo mJ of EducatIOn cour"e utIlized telhno!c'gy the Explor atlOn" 111 Drama and sound formed on Wednesday, low" a group of clowns II III ,lice 'I "th grade stu and <;tudents "tudled mU"'lc LOurse ....III el.plore the The students WIll dlso August 7 at noon and 7 searchmg for the secret of drill" the chdnce to explore comp0;,ltlOn ertlre arena of "tagI' and study mIme pm lCatlve drama Thh )ear a" recommend thpater "\Ve are very eXCited about The productIOn features hfe, whIch they dIscover Normal'" an opportumt} I'd by the ~hddle School The dass WIll not chmro. thIS takmg place," Steele 28 students between the hI'S wlthm themselve", The performance WIll be that wa;, 11II1Itedto "eventh Stud} CommIttee, the dl'- I~ Ith a productIOn, the stu. saId' Our teacher" are weil- ages of eIght and 13 and tS held on the front lawn of and eighth graders thl" tnct has developed d non- dentb \\111not be reqUIred to prepared" dIrected by Mary Jane Grosse Pomte South HIgh ne\~ curnlulum WIll be musIc electIve which II III perform m front of an audt- In<,tructors mclude Failla Fellow teacher School, weather permIt- avml.1blp a, an altprnatJve meet eve!) other day for the ence III .In) form Barbara Widener at PIerce Mary Fodell orgamzed cos- to \ ocal and m"trumentaI entIre school )ear "The ;,tudents needed to Middle School and Mary tumes, set deSIgn and tmg In the event of rall1, musIc com"e... have a medIUm where they Jane FaIlla at Parcells make-up the musical WIll move . The IIlU"IC department The LUrnculum for can find out who they are MIddle School The po",ltlOn In Its fourth year, the II1slde to the audltonum \V orhed \ en hard to make ExploratIOn" III Drama \\ as Without puttll1g themselves at Brownell l\lIddie School summer school mustcal Tickets can be pur- chased WIth a $2 donatIOn "un' thpre \1 n... "omethlllg approved by the EducatIOnal out there, as they would III a has jet to be filled theater workshop prOVIdes Proceeds WIll benefit a for e\enonl: «aId Margaret Planmng Leadership play: Steele ...ald Ai:, of larly June, the new enrtchment to students Steple thl dhtnct'" dIrector Committee as well as by the ObJective" of the course cour"e had been elected by dUring the summer chanty chosen by the stu- oflinl' .Irt, school board on l\!onda), lI1c1ude scnpt wntll1g, creat 45 "tudent<, at Parcells, 39 months dents Onglllalh, the admll1ls- Jul) 8 Illg characters, actmg and at Pierce and 33 at Ai:, an ensemble produc- For more mformatlOn, call (313) 432-3095 trator, d! \ doped a general All C1ght natIOnal "tan- mOl ement Skllb, set and Brownell tIOn, every student has a test VICwers of WB20 between the ages of 14 and 17 were ab,kcu tu WJJtt::: an €33UY en I wh) they thought they should be chosen as a "star" Based on her essay and IGros~ Pointe News on-camera mtervlew, IU~PS 2104(0) Ruggen was chosen, along f'ubll'hcd I vpry 1 hur,d,ly With four others, to be m \ ~~~~e~~~~R~SHp1~~.$2~~'1 By Anteebo Publishers promotional announce- ments, local bIllboards and TROPI(A~A 59 96 Kercheval Avenue $1 Grosse POinte, MI -t8236 on the aIr throughout the ler'1onade GAl \ ------i PHONE: (313) 882-6900 next )ear BORDEN'S Ruggen attends Grosse Hot Dog COCKATOO RIDGE \1f ()d {al I <;tJ\..,! 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Brua 01 up to 2,999 voters, according hons In Harper Woods" to Todd, and the tlty dIdn't Although "orne thmk a Erin J. Miedema of Harper Woods has completed n need 10 dlstnct;, to accam- reductIOn of dIstncts means the coursework to earn a Bachelors of BUSIness v olIsh tho"f' llmlt" " 10fT of nopulatlOn Todd l( "We aren't gOIng to see The new Harper Woods voting districts will be 10 said that Harper Woods IS n much of a savmg!> thl!>year," place for the Aug. 6 primaries. holdIng steady, and the Notre Dame graduate Cadet Steven C ChetcutI, Todd saId of the reductIOn, tlOns over the course of the east of the expressway will change was made so to more son of Steven and Sarah ChetcutI of St ClaIr Shores, tl due to the cost of paperwork next 10 years" be votmg In dIfferent loca- accurately reflect the popu- has graduated from West Pomt, and will assume the S and the changeover process New voter reglstrahon tlons latlOn posltlOn of Second LIeutenant m the US. Army, usmg e But, Todd said, In the long cards were maIled out The hIgh school was ehm- Polls at CIty Hall, Beacon hIS trammg m mechamcal engIneenng run the city will be able to Monday, July 29 The pack- mated as a pollIng location Elementary and TyronE; c see a much larger benefit ages mclude new distrIct for several reasons, accord- School Will be open from 7 The followmg students from Harper Woods have wlthm the next 10 years numbers and any changes mg to Todd A lack of park. a m to 8 pm for the Aug 6 been named to the Dean's LIst of the Umverslty of a "AIl average electIOn costs m votmg locatIon mg and a traffic flow prob- electIOn DetrOIt for the spnng 2002 semester by earmng a Ie the cIty around seven to 10 "I thmk the Impact on the lem was top on the lIst The CItizens With questIOns grade pomt average above 3.25 I thousand dollars," Todd vote WIll be mImmal," saId fact that the dlstnct of vot- about the new dlstnct hnes, Christopher A. Arendoski- Chemical Engineenng d saId "With the reduction of Todd "The numbers of dIS- ers at the hIgh school had polling places or reglstra- Heather Noel Bauer-Roth- EducatlOn ( poll workers and maIlmg trIcts have changed, but the fewest voters at the tIme tIon to vote should call Kathleen Ann Falk. EducatIon costs we should ..ave enough only the people who were of the change was also key Harper Woods CIty Hall at Kurt Robert Jacobson Computer SCIence to pay for one or two elec. votmg at the hIgh school or As lor the shIft of more (3131343.2510 This Week Police & Fire Monday, August 5: The Hentage Room, beneath Saw gone DVD player and stereo were PolIce from Harper Woods It to the boy the Harper Woods Pubhc Library, wIll be open from 6 taken from an apartment 111 and DetrOIt traced the vehI- A $3,200 profeSSIOnal the 20300 block of Vermer cle to a house m DetrOIt, to 7.30 pm for tours of the memorabelIa and roots of Party's over "walk behmd" saw was arrested two men on the dunng a burglary between 9 PartYIng m the famIly the east SIde taken from the back of a a m and 130 pm purse snatchmg charge and house sounded lIke a good Tuesday, August 6: Voters WIllgo to the polls for the 1995 Nlssan parked m the Thursday, July 25 The door, Impounded the car The dn- Idea to a 15-year-old Harper gubernatorIal and representatIve prlmanes New lot of a store m the 20300 doolJamb and locks were all ver had an outstandIng war- Woods girl - untIl the pohce precmts WIll be open from 7 a m to 8 pm block of Kelly around 11 damaged, and the woman's rant In DetrOIt for traffic had to be called am, Thursday, July 25 The Upcoming: The second seSSlDnof courses offered by apartment was found ran- vlDlatlOns and the thIef was The gIrl was supposed to the Harper Woods Parks and RecreatlOn Department IS owner of the VehIcle saId he sacked when she returned found to have a fE-lony war- be staying at her grand- from work underway For the fall schedule, call (3131 343-2563 had gone mto the store for rant In DetrOIt and a $500 mother's house whIle her When police arrIved to around 20 mmutes and bench warrant In Madison parents were on vacatIOn take a report, the woman returned to find the trunk Heights Instead, she opened the lId locked forced and the saw had already cleaned her Everything lost was recov- doors of her parents' house missing apartment and had the ered, except for around $50 for a party on Saturday, July Something going on in Harper Woods? mamtenance crew replace In cash The purse was 27 When her grandmother Think it deserves to be In The Grosse her lock PolIce searched the returned to the woman after found she wasn't in the Cleaned out scene for eVIdence but were the contents were pho- Point News? Call Staff Writer Cowboy boots, a purse, house she called the police unable to find anythmg tographed as eVIdence early Sunday mornmg. more than $1,500 worth of because the cnme scene had Jason Sweeney at (313) 343-6293 When police amved at the Jewelry and a television, been dIsturbed Never mind house In the 19900 block of Woodcrest, they found the Three youths changed aftermath of the party - Crime doesn't theIr mmd shortly after tak- major damage to the base- Ing a Harper Woods boy's pay ment of the home The gIrl bIke by force at 1:30 pm. When a thief nabbed the told police her frIends had Saturday, July 27 purse In the 19300 block of "busted up the place" and The boy told polIce that Kelly, he didn't thInk It when asked, gave theIr whIle he was ndmg In the would land bott> hIm and hIs names to authontles. The 19000 block of Roscommon friend behInd bars polIce turned the girl over to he was approached by the A Grosse POInte City her grandmother, notIfied three boys, who told hIm to woman who was puttmg her parents and are lookIng hand the bike over before away her grocenes had the for the vandals wrestlmg It away from him purse taken from InSIde her One of the three thIeves car and was shoved to the rode the bIke a few blocks, ground when she tned to N'egg'ligent then dropped It, complaIn- take It back WItnesses told ing that the brakes dIdn't behavior polIce they saw the ass8.1lant work right Two St ClaIr Shores boys flee down the street and get and a Grosse POInte Woods mto a red Pontiac Pohce examined the bIke for eVIdence, then returned boy are the suspected cul- pnts m a case of egg-throw- mg that occurred Sunday, July 28 Police responded to a call In the 21100 block of Fleetwood when the owner of a 2002 MltsublSlu Eclipse called to report the vandal- Ism PolIce searched the area, but were unable to find the boys • Basement fire :E Harper Woods - FIrefighters, along WIth assistance from Eastpointe Save up to 70% OFF I and Grosse PomtE> Woods, responded when smoke -Equipment by Rossignol, K2, began to billow from the [)ynastar, salomon and more ... basement wmdows of a -Skiwear by Columbia, Marmot, house In the 19400 block of Mountain Hantwearand more... KmgsvIlle Saturday, July 27 By the tIme the fire was contaIned at around 4 am, Summer Clearance the basement was a com- plete loss and the upper New Inventory Is arriving dally and floor had sustaIned smoke, water and mmor fire dam- we MUST MAKE ROOM. Take this age opportunity to get the BEST PRICES As of Monday, July 29, Harper Woods Fire OFTHESEASON on all of your siding Inspector Rob Balcnunas and snowboarding needs. was Investlgatmg the fire scene for SIgnS of mahclOus Intent Sale starts Schum mer's Ski Shop Sergeant Ralph Selvaggl of the Harper Woods Police 20778 Mack Avenue Saturday Aug 3rd Department IS happy to Tel:313-881-4363 answer any questwns about at 10 am sharp. law enforcement In the city of Harper Woods 10<45 Brush Strut, DetrOit, MlchlQQI1 Located on Mack Send your questIOns, along with a preferred on ,he corner 01 Br\ish ond Monroe 'R Delrolt s 11Istont: G,eei.lowll dlstr,!-I Avenue Just North method of respDn~e by E- for reservQl,ol1s cllli 313 964 1245 mall to ~elvagglr@ ofVemier. harverwoodqno!lrp nrg August 1,2002 H ''IT d .Gr.os.se.p.o.,n.te.N.ew.s ...; __ a_r..Jler .y 00 S 13A Exercise, fun and friends By Jason Sweeney Staff Writer The smiles of the students are the best mdlcator that Harper Woods' summer gymnastIcs and cheerleadmg program IS a big success Brenda Wllkms, mother of 8.year-old Leah, said the I-- program has been great for her daughter I 1- "She comes home and practices m the mirror, It's been grl'at exercise and a big confidence bUllder,~ Wiliuns said Cmdy Soloway was on hand to watch her 7-year-old daughter, Caitlin "She loves the classes," Soloway Sald "She gets to learn somethmg new and she gets to see her fnends from school dunng the summer thiS way" Instructor Cathy Conger said that the program she helped Parlu. and RecreatIOn director Candice Cheolace rrp"tp fOllr YPRr<; Rgo hAA been steadlly ~owmg and has always been fun OtTenng courses for chlldren ages 3 and up, the pro- gram has somethmg to offer for everyone, said Conger, from basIC movement courses for the youngest children to cheerleadmg and prep gymnastlcs The gJrlb themselves didn't have much to say about the classes, except that they were eager to continue With them, and tpat they always have a good bme TheIr smiles proved that they meant what they bald Instructor Cathy Con- ger of Grosse Pointe 1 Woods, above, helps her students with their form by showing them the movements with assl ... taee before asking them to jump right In to a rou- tine. , Photos by Jason Sweeney Above, 7-year-old caiWn Soloway allows off what she's learned during the classes with this cheerlead- ing jump. Soloway said she likes learning all the new moves, and that the class ie a lot of fun. Making sure you are warmed up and limber, right, Is one of the key parta of all the claues and te a big part of the dally routine, according to instructor Cathy Conger. HW finance director seat E:xperience CO.... t:S! to be filled in August The city of Harper Woods can look forward to once agam havmg a full cIty admmlstrative staff 10 the a near future, accordmg to CIty Manager and pro tern • finance dlerctor James for St:a:te Re resen.t:a~l.ve Leldlem Second mtervlews were held the week of July 29 to "Dear First Thstnct VOlers: , select the replacement to the I am nlOmng because strong and experienL'ed leaderslup IS needed m Lansmg to protect our valued lifestyle. We cannot afford mexpenenced representatIOn. city's CIty controller, who I am runmng on core Repubhcan values: low wes, less government, excellence in education. and a safe and secure commuQltv. I value hlghlv the sanCtity of hfe. rel:tred from servIce early I have over 20 years of e>.penence workmg both for the State Le~slature and WIth the State 14slature. I know ~tate gmemment and how It work ..' tlus year I have served on the Grosse Pointe Fanns City Council for over 10 \Cars and have been Mayor of the Fanus since 1999. 1 know local government and how It works! "We receIved a good pool I think I can do an excellent job for you In Lansing. of candidates," Leldlem 1 will use my le~t1ve expenence and le~ expert1lle m Lanstng for lhe benefit of lhe people of the First DIstrict. I will fight to keep what \\e have am! make it better." saId, "now we Just need to go As our State Representative, Ed Gaffney will fight to, through the rest of the selec- * EhmlOate or reduce the unfair Wayne County Commumt) College tax * ContJllue excellence III our schools * Protect Lake St. Clair from pollution hon process ~ * Lower taxes for semor citizens * Pro\ Ide pohce and fire fighters with the tools they need to get the job done He saId that barnng ------unforseen CIrcumstances, OUR COMMUNITY * OUR MAyORS * OUR POLlCE AND FIRE * STAND FIRM BEHIND MAYOR GAFFNEY FOR OUR STATE REPRESENTATI\'E II': LANsING the new finance dIrector Dr DaVid& KellyFry Bryan Kadnch Paul CLang would be named and ENDORSEME~TS MIke8< Belh Kastner John Ladendorf PolIce and Fire Fmhters Peter R Gllezan approval of the appomtment Bob & Jane Nugent Bob & Mary Leech HaIT}& L)nn Kurtz Grosse Pointe News Mal")& Robert Krueger would be sought from the PoliceOfficers Assoclauon of ~hchlgan Margol C Parker Ted & Nancy McConnell MlCh$n Assn of Pohce Ol1anlzatlons Florence MJller I\evm KJllebre\\ Harper Woods CIty Concll at Bob & Jan Rehmann ]lJetroit rFtte 165 MlCh$n Fraternal Order of Pohee ~hke & Lvnn Sheehy L,z & Peler Palen Calh\ ChampIOn theIr Monday, August 12 Dt:trOltPohce Officers Association Frank J Sladen Janet & Bnan Payton Cath\ & Ned Kegler \fa\ON Helen \\'Iseman meetmg Wavne County Assn of Chiefs 01 PolICe RIchard Van LIlh Dianne PeM Florence L.ghtfoot lion Palmer T lIeenan ~hehlgan ProfeSSionalFire FIghters 1!1ke& Susan Wheeler Dean & Barbara RIchardson lion Dale Scrace Mark & Donnne Zmk Jane Schott Dan & Barbare Keller DetrOItFire FI2hters AssOCiatIOn RIchard Schott Robert & Susan Kay lion James M Cooper Deputy ShenflS Assoclauon of ~hchagan MIchael Dnon New computers Hon Kenneth A Poynter DougCordier Judv & Bob Sheehy MIChelle& John Kozak Pohee Officers Assn of G P Farms Roben 8< Jaile Bashara Tim Smc1a,r Peler DaouS! , coming to CouncIl ~Iembers Command Officers Assn of G P Farms Jane & Greg Bertelson Dr Mike & Carolyn Skaff John & Candy !Iuetleman lion Vernon K Au~herman Also endorsed by Ml Bmder CclHlt:: & Laii',,~ SuHI\.an ThcmJo;; GU!.SteUn lion tlhlrlev J I\enneay Fran TWIll) DI K-c'dU & Cath 1"' Cl'"d:. Beacon Eiem. Grosse Pomte Board of REALTORS Leshe BorthWICK Hun D.llllt'! Clar!" Don & Lura B...;rtcn C3thermc \\ dhiArd Glad N f)pnm< (',oschka Keepmg up With the lion Fredene!" Mmturn Detroit Re~onal Chamber of Commerce Bruce Burton Pam & ~hke Slanlev MIchael & AdeleGlusac sweep of technology, the lion Rose Garland Thornton ~hehlgan Chamber of Commerce Chns & Mal', Chnstopouhs Mary & Jeff PafSlgzan PcMl & BIll F1tzllCrald Bon Jimmie Blomk,Jr MIChiganState Medical Soclet) Dr Albert {/< Deborah Dele\ef Harper Woods school board Mary Cohen Teme & ~hchael Mc lion Karl J Matz MlchlganManufacturers AssOCiatIOn Kale & Ted Colburn Lauchlan Waller & SallvCyt.Iclu voted to replace 25 comput- Da\1d (.omIUI\~ IIon Ronald V I\nelser Membersof the CommuDlty RIck & Donna Davenport l\athleen Rumora ers at Beacon Elementary at lion loUIS Thero~ Sarah Lee Ellena Audre} & Sand) \lac Enc Tunn its Tuesday, July 16 meet- Hon James C Farquhar Gr~ & Juhe Be rendt Slace\ Fisher ~Iechan Dcan & Tem Champane Hon Joseph N Jennmgs John /'( \Iar. Bnmeel WiU,amChamPIon mg Jonathan Fisher Emil) & DaVIdLmmllton Susan Chapman Hon Peter C laFond Frank & Robm Couzens James Flannery Robert LI,AAett The :Mac computers, JohnF Danaher Pal & Mart) Casey lion John M SZ} manskl Peter & l\alhy Groschner Mary Treder Lang Pat Bonker whIch wIll be placed In the Hon Michael Monaghan Jooeph L Fromm school's media center, Will ~ & Ilene Brown Dr !\ellh & WJl»e John & \1arlenc RoU Jane "oroI John & Doreen Mahnach \lark &. Judv Weber ~!Jchael & Denvse replace eqUlpment that IS Sue&BtUV~ Bel1oI1Ch ('ho., I'< \no Blake GeorgLne lahar Ruth Bradfield PatSt~ TInenngron Joe\Wt MlCkev BlashlieId more than seven years old at IIdward & Jean &ruth Conrad MtJo lem &ocInng MJclldC! \lcC..arth, ~htrle) BlShaI Dean&ne !\athy Kynam a cost of$19,100 ~mdra & Beard Da"d & Nonna Stone Tcnv & Len MacEachern GarvW'Iison \lmu I\a.'ihef Pat Dr Da\'ld Soot! Pat1l1'herol Although the only source DL'lIIus & NUdo Andru.~ Don & Jane Obver Susan & Jack Peu Chuck \\llZke Natalte A Rrewer J LeWIS Cooper Bill AdIhoch \r1der;on Oe\ TaIl & Vera Brewer Wilma & TOIIV Prohowruk John &. Mary Jane Pamela E TIbbert avaIlable for blddmg on pur- hm & Patt\' \"1ClOna 1I By St~ Wednesday, .July 24, the POlOts slOce Its mtermedlate That's when LTS looks to 1 mll!"ket opened lower, [)Jnk- high early last March, down the New York Times' 20 Stock Market tlO mg bnefly below 7,600 on ov~r 1/3 10 less than 5 Favonte Stocks table These obi the Dow, before the seilIng months' are the stocks held by the at a Glance tie: tapered off The financial sector, espe- largest number of accounts Frtday Close, 7/26/02 thE ThEln the Cially the blgge"t banks, at Merrill Lynch, often In buymg ru~h were under extreme pres- "back office" never Imssed a ~ales pollcy - no charge called, "We, the People," DowJones Ind 8,264 started, sure last week beat LTS remembers the accounts and no checks because It has the most NASDAQ Comp 1,262 be which car- CltlgrOUP and J P Morgan summer of 1950 when mId- accepted Penod1 NYSE-hcensed brokers '\P ned the Dow ICha~e were both grilled In week dally volume never But they did accept cash Last week's box score was S&P 500 Index 852 congres~JOndl hearmgs Bears, -13, Bulls, +7 The Michael French has been promoted to account execu- tive at Exhibit Enternnses, an exhibit bUIlder and event marketlOg company based 10 Dearborn If the market hasn't been treating He Will work With the DalmlerChrysler group on shows you kindly, maybe you should call and events French had worked preVIOusly as an account services Investment Counsel, Inc. coordlOator on the EEl Delphi AutomotIVe Systems account 19511 Mack Avenue Grosse POlOte, MI 48236 A reSident of Grosse POlOte Woods, French IS a graduate 313.886-0450 Established 1929 of Oakland Umverslty August 1, 2002 Grosse Pointe News Business 15A $932,627 councilman who 18 actIve In Invention keeps flags proud Engler "The effects are gomg to Repubhcan pohtIcs, saw be devastating to local gov- Engler's cuts as a preemp- From page lA ernments and the reSidents tive stnke By Brad Lindberg has begun seekmg outlets they serve," said Mike "It's an effort by the gover- Staff Wnter for h1B product success would do the Simple Brady, the league's director nor to jolt everybody Into A patriotic mventor has Thny Neme of Lochmoor thlOg and not mess With of state and federal aff9.1rs opposmg the ballot propos- come up with a way to If't Hardware in Grosse Pointe CIties, ~ Malson said Larry Mernll, executIve als, which would Impact flags fly free, even m sluft- Woods sells Furl-Free for "Doggone It,~ saId Vicki director of the Michigan state revenues," Theokas mgwmds. $1395 Granger, Woods counCil Townships AsSOCiation, said, saId Furl-Free, the bramcluld "No problem," he said member Last spnng, the "Every local government Sen Joseph Young, Jr, D- of aU S Navy veteran who "Flags are very popular ~ Woods counCil passed a tight offiCial and cItizen of thiS DetrOIt, S81d Engler crosbed never thought he'd become The same pnce holds at budget Without much Wiggle btate should be crYing the hne the creative type, keeps Gilbert's Pro Hardware 10 I room for a ramy day bloody murder over thiS "It's one thmg to have a flags from gettmg wrapped St Clair Shores I "That ramy day mIght be mexcusable actIOn ~ perbonal opmlOn,~ said around flagpoles Malek, 45, lIkes flags An here," Granger said Also, Dale Krajmak, city man- Young, who IS runnmg for "It's always bugged me electnclan for the Woods mIght face high agel of the Park, said, "We'd Wayne County Executive I that I had to go out four or DalmlerChrysler, he grew cleanup costs from a recent have to make borne adjust- "It's another thmg to pUnlbh five times a day and unwrap up In a famlly that knew sewer fallure that contami- ments " people mto votmg the way my flags," said Martm what Old Glory stood for nated about 100 houses High on hlS hst would be he wants them to ~ Malek He started tmkenng Accordmg to the MichIgan lengthening time between "My father was a pnsoner I Enc Stemer, head of the "1 ~u.uHj dur-.'t ,;..t alulUlU vf WliJ' U1 World War H,' ~lu.Ju."'i.jJul League, Engler's luau lIldUIl.<:J1dJlI-C He albO Woods lmance committee tlunkmg of mventLOnB,~ he Malek S9.1d cuts Will cost Wayne suggested a hmng freeze and RepublIcan candIdate said. "This is just an Idea Outside hiS home In County's east Side communi- Granger said money could for state representative, that worked." Clinton Township, Malek ties nearly $3 mdhon, as fol- be saved by contractmg city called upon Lansmg law- DeCidedly low-tech, Furl- flies a 50-star U S flag, 13- lows' services, such as snow shov- makers to veto Engler's Free COnBlBts of a thm but star Colomal flag and, to • City of Grosse Pomte ehng and street cleamng actIOn sturdy brass rod that chps honor hiS father's semce, a $221,589, Although state revenue "A small city hke tljt along a flag's bottom edge POW-MIA flag • Grosse POInte Farms shanng IS usually used for Woods can't even afford ~ The rod keeps the flag stiff "I can look out my wmdow $333,131, baSIC mUniCipal services, think about lOSing tlU!$; "It allows a flag to fly nght now and guarantee • Grosse Pomte Park Granger saId cuts to pubhc amount of money," Stemet' proudly," Malek said "It's a they're all unfurled," Malek $499,387, safety aren't an option s9.1d ~' great idea. I'm surprised said • Grosse Pomte Shores "- EspeCially after 9/11, A veto IS unhkely, Youni nobody came up WIth this He's also a hockey fan $87,192, when local pohce are our said before." "Of course, I have a Red Furl.Free prevents • Grosse Pomte Woods' first line of defense, ~ she "Remember," Young saId, Furl-Free has been on the Wmgs flag," he S81d "That flag. from wrapping $784,489, said. "Any veto would have tq market for a month. Malek goes Without saymg " around pole•. • Harper Woods Greg Theokas, a Park mclude Engler's own party ~ NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION to be held TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2002 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Pnmary Election Will be held In the City of Grosse POinte YES __ NO __ Park, Grosse POInte, Grosse Pomte Farms. Grosse POinte Woods m Wayne County, Township of Grosse Pomte-Wayne County and Lake Townshtp-Macomb County on Tuesday, Augusl 6, 2002 AND, IN GROSSE POINTE SHORES, MACOMB COUNTY - LAKE TOWNSHIP from 7 o'clock In the forenoon until 8 o'clock In the afternoon. at which lime qualified registered voters may vote for the follOWing MACOMB COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION MILLAGE PROPOSAL Governor If approved, thiS proposal will authOrize the levy of 0 6 mIlls leVIed by Macomb County In 2002 Untted States Senate and allow cont'1ued support In aid of the Suburban Mobility Authonty for Regional TransportaliOn Representative In Congress (SMART) and lis purpose~ of serving the elderly, handicapped and general public of Macomb State Senate County State Representative County Executive Shall the tax Imposed on taxable property In Macomb County which was leVied at 33 mIlls and County Commissioner expired wuh the 200 I tax be Increased to 0 6 mIlls (60 cents per $1,000 taxable value) fodour (4) Delegates to County Convention years. 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005. inclUSive for the purpose of makmg contributions In aid of the 1 Judge oflhe CirCUit Court - 3rd CtrcUlt, Regular Tern, Non-Incumbent POSltlon Suburban Mobllity Authonty for RegIOnal Transportallon (SMART) and Its purpose of serving the elderly. handicapped aod general public In Macomb County? It IS estimated that the 06 mIlls AND IN GROSSE POINTE SHORES, LAKE TOWNSHIP - MACOMB COUNTY would raise approXimately $14 millIon dollars when leVied In 2002 I Lake TownshIp Treasurer YES __ NO __ -\NO, TWO (2) STATE PROPOSALS YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the Polling Locauons for satd Elecuon are as follows PROPOSAL 02-1 CITY OF GROSSE POINTE A PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE PROVISION OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION PrecInct Locallon/ Address GOVERNING THE OPERATION OF THE STATE OFFICERS COMPENSATION All PrecIncts Maire School Gymnasium, 740 Cadieux COMMISSION (SOCC) CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS YES __ NO__ Preunct Location/ A~dress 001 Grosse POInte South High School, II Grosse POInte Boulevard PROPOSAL 02-2 002 Richard Elementary, 176 McKInley 003 CIty Hall Fire Stauon, 90 Kerby Road .A PROPOSAL TO ALLOW CERTAIN PERMANENT AND ENDOWMENT FUNDS TO BE 004 Kerby School, 285 Kerby Road INVESTED AS PROVIDED BY LAW AND INCREASE ALLOWED SPENDING FOR STATE 005 Brownell MIddle School, 260 Chalfonle PARKS, LOCAL PARKS AND OUTDOOR RECREATION CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK YES __ NO __ PrecInct LocatIOn/ Addre5s 001 Trombly School, Beaconsfield & Essex AND, THREE (3) COUNTY-WIDE PROPOSALS 002 Trombly School, Beaconsfield & Essex 003 MUniCIpal BUildIng, East Jefferson PROPOSAL J - JAILS MILLAGE RENEWAL 004 PIerce School, Kercheval & Notungham 005 Defer School, Kercheval & NOI1Ingham To renew the millage authonzed m 1998, shall Wayne County be authonzed to contmue to levy 006 Defer School. Kercheval & Notungham tht~ mIllage at the 2001 rollback rate of 9432 mills (about 94 cents per thou~and dollars of 007 PIerce School, Kercheval & NottIngham taxable valuation) for ten more years (2002 through 20 II) for any of the followlOg previously authonzed uses CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS ~ Locallon/Address To acquire, construct, and/or operate Jail, misdemeanant, or Juventle mcarcerallon or detenllon 001 Ferry School, 748 Roslyn Road faCIlities, and for adult penalty optIOns such as work release. home detentIOn and communtty 002 Mason School, 1640 Vermer Road resll tUtlon , With at least one-tenth of the millage used to acquIre, build and operate a Juvemle 003 Parcell~ School. 20600 Mack A~enue offender worlJtrammg inStitutIon? ThiS re'lewal1~ ..~tlmAt..d II) g..nerate at least $37431.87410 004 City Hall Communtty Center, 20025 Mack Plaza property tax revenue ,n 2002 005 Montieth School. 1275 Cook Road IA 006 Barne~ School, 20090 Mornmgsld .. YES __ NO__ TOWNSHIP OF GROSSE POINTE PROPOSAL K • SPECIAL EDUCATION MILLAGE PROPOSAL ~ Locauon/Address All MUniCipal BUlldlOg, Flr~t Floor, CounCil Chambers, 795 Lake Shore The folio ....109 proposal asks voters to con~lder an addlllOnal I 5 mills for r'la'1dated ~peclal educallon programs beglOmng 10 2002 The current authorlzatlon ot 200 mills. which the voter~ LAKE TOWNSHIP approved at 1 00 mIll 10 1974 With an additIOnal mill In 1988. has been rolled back to I 8679 ImJ.n£l Locauon/Address mIlls through apphcallon of the Headlee Amendment to the Michigan ConslllutlOn The fund~ All Edsel & Eleanor Ford Gatehou<;c, 1100 Lake Shore would be restrIcted to supponlng these mandated programs In Wayne County school dl~tncts and reduce the reliance on the dIstrIcts' general funds for thiS purpose NOTE Gro~~e Pomte Pubhc Schools Date of Election March 28, 2000 Shall the IIml1atlon on the annual property tax rate preVIOusly approved by the electors of Wayne Voted Increa~e~ 18 mill~ County RegIOnal Educational Service Agency, MIchigan, for the education of persons wl1h Year Increase~ effective 2OCJ2through 2004 disabIlities be Increased by 1 50 mills ($1 50 on each $1,000 of taxable valuallon)? The eSllmate of the revenue the mtermedlate school dlStrlcl Will collect If the millage I~ approved and leVied 10 calendar year 2002 IS approxImately $59,360,000 SHANE L. REESIDE JANE BLAHUT ....sSlStant Ctly Manager/City Clerk CIty Clerk YES __ NO __ City of Gro~~e POInte Farms CIty of Grosse POinte Park 885-6600 822-6200 PROPOSAL S - WAYNE COlma TRANSIT AUTHORITY MILLAGE PROPOSAL JULIE E. ARTHURS LOUISE WARNKE If approved, thl~ propo~al shall mcrease to 6 mlll~, to be leVied by the Wayne County Tran~11 Clly Clerk Clly Clerk Authonty 10 2002. and allow conllnued support to the Suburban Moblluy Authorlly for RegIOnal City of Gro~~e' P<1lnle City ot Gro~~e POInte Wood~ Tran~portallon System Serving the elderly, handicapped. and general pubhc 01 Wayne County 113-885-5800 313343-244') Shall the tax Impoc;ed on taxable property In the Wayne County Tran~lt AuthOrity area which ROBERT GRAZIANI expIred wl1h the 2001 tax, be Increac;e August 1, 2002 • 16A Grosse Pointe News I I~I now you can have the furniture you've always wanted the summer sale In VI I '* ~""''I:- ...... '~, '"-- "\\ ''),,~ <"'"'~ I ~i ( ,! } bancroft sofa * as shown sale $1;J99 reg. $2199 ::~starting fabric sale $1499 reg. $1699 starting leather sale $2519 reg. $2799 • ETHAN ALLEN- I i aeslgneaI. I for,. your lIre, .... No monthly payments for 6 mon1hs from date of deposit and date of deWery, fincnce dages waived if IUchase ~ pcid in full within 6 montbs of these dates. Offw valid on purchases OY8l' $500. 6 This offer _ to new IUdmes _ froo1 Aug~ 1 to August 18, 2002 fLv deposits aM IxJkms charged on VOlI E!Im. Crd Cad. Not ~ to IWior 1Udmes, F'1laK8 dages on yaJ ~ jUdmes wi be bled from the months 001e ci deposit aM 00te ci deMIy, bit MIbe ~ f you fXIY 1he ftj ptldlOSe price lDl ony oplioooI ilsoom charges by no payments !he 8fXI ci eodJ JItXOOtmlI peOOd. Wyou do not, you wi be respoostie for these fmn ann arbor 734.995,5585 lakeside t 13725lakeside circle livonia 734,261,7780 auburn hills 248.393,6600 novi 248.380.7900 . birmingham 248,540,8558 sterling heights 586.566.9999 saginaw 989,793,8000 IALI INDS IIPTIMaIR 2, 2002- 02002 ETHAN ALLEN MAllXETJNG CORPOtATlON www.ethanallen.com Section B Grosse Pointe Theatre open house celebrates 20 years By Christine Budai 8, from 6-9 pm, the open makmg, and even a dance ber and technical chaIrman IS the best memory of all, Thompson saId contrac- Special Writer house wIll be a time for routme or two, said theatre Art Thompson "People pass Thompson saId tors were only brought In Celebrating more than everyone to get In on the member Mary Lou Britton the bUlldmg all the tIme Purchased on a land con- for heavy com,tructlOn and 250 productIOns and 20 act "We are a community and have never been Inside tract 10 1982, the theatre's some of the plectncal work ~ears 10 lth Fisher Road In additIOn to light sum- organizatIOn, and we want They're CUriOUS~ residence wab a rebult a All demolItIOn and decorat- home, the Grosse Pomte mer refre'>hment'>, thp pub- the community to see what Thompson has been a contmual search for a place 109 wab done by the mem- Theatre IS hObtmg an open lic IS mVltl u tD pdftlUpate we are domg and what we member of the theatre for to call their own, Peg bald bers, who diVided the rooms house In smg dl()ng~, ,lnd !"arn have achIeved," said Grobse more than 30 years, he ------among themselves to work Set for Thuf"day, Augu,>t aboul '>1'1IJll,I[1 ll~ [,,"lUmp Pomte Theatre board mem- saId, and remembers 20 "It was in pretty on years ago when the group rl h "fh "It wal> done through a lot iil"~ UlUV~U W IL ( TAGHeuer I SWISS MADE SIHCE 1860 i { j j II I I • KIRIUM 1/10TH Chronograph HORTICULTURAL AND HOME CARF SERVICES • Flower bed. design with complete installation maintenance • Non chemical insect (such as slugs), and weed control • Horticulturally correct shrub, flower and small tree pruning/fertilizing II • Holiday floral arrangements made fresh and delivered to your door edmund t. AHEE Jewelers • Holiday wreaths 20119 Mack Avenue, Gro<;se I'omle Wood<;, MY 4R236 800-9R7-AHEE • 311-R86-4600 • FAx313-886-2120 Quality and Excellence in Standards of Living, II 28 August 1, 2002 Community Grosse Pointe News Optimists seek golf handicaps Are the eternally hopeful JectIng them to valIdatIOn mcrease our support of local ,uddenly turmng pes- and scrutlIly by other youth by Increasmg our blmlstlC? OptImli>tb memberbhlp," Graham saId No The Lake~hore "Scrutmy entOurages "That's why we formed our OptImIsts of Grosse Pomte camaraderie," said turrent USGA-sanctlOned golf club beek to earn their USGA golf Lakeshore OptInllst Club We're anxIOus to attract handIcap and they lllvite preSIdent Jeff Graham of women and men With a pos- you to Jom them GrObbe Pomte Park "For ItIve outlook who want to To promote fello'>lship and example, I lobbied for the have fun and act as role dttract new member" the lIberal Ui>eof thp 'MullIgan' modeli> m the process local Optlmlbt Club formed to boost my game Another Mark Mamon of DetrOIt It~ own golf club, The member qUipped thdt a sec- JOIned members Com mer, Lakeshore Optimist Golf and Mulhgan In a round Graham and Murray m the Club of Groi>se Pomte, whIch could not be termed, 'Yet golf club's Inaugural four- members of the Lakei>hore dnother MullIgan' You have some He JOIned the OptImist serVIce dub can to proclaIm It a 'GtllIgan,' OptImIst Club a <;hort hm... Jom thiS CritiC InSIf ted " later Kent Com mer of Grosi>e HandIcap committee "The OptImIsts seem dedI- POInte Park, the OptImists' chairman Bill Murray of (,ated to helpmg kIds and secretary, said, "We followed Gro"se POInte Woods ended havlllg fun at the same the UnIted States Golf the repartee by cIting the tIme," Mamon saId, when AJ;,soclatlOn reqUIrements to rule that elImmated any asked why he became an establIsh a golf club Without need to name uncounted Optimist real e~tate " strokeb The Lakeshore OptImIst The Lakeshore OptImists The Lakeshore OptimIst Club of Grosse POInte meets adopted a constItutIOn and Club, a 601(c)(3) chanty most Wednesdays at 730 bylawI'. for the golf club, whose motto 1<;"FTIend of a m In the ReceptIOn Room. solICIted a partIcIpatIOn Youth," supports actIvItIes at the Grosse Pomte WaY' commitment from 10 mtended to serve girls and Memonal On Wednesday& OptImIsts, fonned a handI- boys m the Gro~se POlntes followmg the first'Tuesday cap committee, purchased a and nearby com mum tIes It of a month, they gather at copy of the USCA Handicap sponsors Youth AppreCiatIOn the BIg Boy restaurant on. Photo by Bonme Caprara System manual and agreed Margie carroll, with dau&hter KatbJeen in arms, in center, returned home to Week, Respect for Law Day, Mack and Vermer find a house full of support. Carroll had left to spend time with famlly after her to honor the "Rules of Golf" Babe Ruth baseball and Want to commIt your vol- husband. Rand. passed away in April. Members must golf at local fishIng tournaments unteer efforts to bnngIng least five rounds WIth fellow for kId" out the best m kIds? The OptImIsts each year to earn The OptImists also donate OptImISts InVIte you to stop or mallltaIn an OffiCIal to youth orgamzatlons such III "unannounced" Welcome home: Neighbors USGA handIcap as FoundatIOn for Here's the catch To qualI- ExceptIOnal ChIldren, the To request more mforma- fy, you have to personally ChIldren's Home of DetrOIt tIOn or an mVltabon, call put a smile on Farms house turn In your ~cores at an and NeIghborhood Club President Jeff Graham at OptimIst Club meetIng, sub- "We can dramatIcally (313) 618-0322 By Bonnie Caprara AJ;, it turned out, many casberole waltmg and a new Staff Wnter people had been at MargIe floor bemg Installed m the Newlyweds Margie and Carroll's house whIle she kItchen Rand Carroll had Just set- was away III late June and "What was really amazlllg tled mto theIr Grosse Pomte early July About 20 to 25 was no one really knew her," Fannb house on Beaupre 3 people came by to reland- saId Farms reSIdent ElIse 1/2 weeks before Rand scape her house Coyle, one of the volunteers Carroll was kllled In a Word of the helpmg hand "There's really been a sup- motorcycle aCCident In effort got out by Farms reSI- port group from day one: northern New MexIco on dent Cyndee HarrISon, who said Coyle's husband, Tom Apnl19 met MargIe Carroll only "Often, people come around Alone WIth her I7-month- once after MargIe Carroll for the first week after a loss old daughter, Kathleen, Jomed a book club shortly lIke thiS, but these people MargIe Carroll was unsure before Rand Carroll passed are really walkmg the talk" If she wanted to stay In the away Hamson sent an e- "We're not Just becommg fixer-upper BelgIan brIck mall to a Circle of fnends fnends because of thiS tern- she and her husband were askmg, "Wouldn't It be mce ble thIng that happened," workIng on, or If she would If she came back to find her Hamson said "We're Just return home to New York house smIlIng back at her?" speedmg up the process." After a 3 IJ2-week tnp to "We started out as a gul- Rand Carroll had the VISit famIly, MargIe Carroll fnends' garden ," HarTIson most ml1uence on the cou- may have made up her saId "We were JUbt gomg to ple'i> deCISIOnto move to the mInd pull some weeds and tnm Farms AJ;,he was conSlael"- "On the way home, I bpent some bUbhes Then so many mg a move from New MeXICO the mght III OhIO," MargIe people got Involved, we to the DetrOIt area to work Carroll saId "I couldn't bear called ourselves the MIracle as an attorney for the the thought of commg home Growerb" Internal Revenue Service, to an empty hou<;e As HarrIson and her he researched the area by frIends recruited other subi>crlbmg to the Grosse frIends, chIldren, husbands Pomte News After one VISit, and four landscape compa- MargIe Carroll bald her hu~- mes, which offered free and band told her, "If we're gomg dIscounted matenals and to do thiS TIght, we're mov- equipment, the project grew mg to Grosse Pomte .. One neighbor, who was Unfortunately, It was unable to garden, polIshed after her husband's death the brass on the front door that MargIe Carroll reahzed and maIlbox and bro1!ght how nght he wa~ refreshments for workers "It cheered me up," There were fresh flowers m MargIe Carroll said 'It the house, a doll house and made me feel that every- Seeing double? slIde In the backyard, a thmg would work out My The Urquhart clan's annual summer picnic was held July 14 at the Grosse famIly wants me tu come Pointe Shores Park, Tbe twins in the family gathered for a pboto, back to Ne\\ York, but I love Twins David and DeDD.isUrquhart, 42. are holding twins Naomi and Anna Elect Ed-ward J. my house and my neighbors Dunn, 3. witb twins Bradley, at the far left, and Scott Urquhart, 16, at the Gaffney are so wonderful .. far right. Twins Colin and Abbey Kelly, 9, are in the front. State Representative NOTICE OF ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOT Meetings ""\\"1\ cd~ffne" 2002 com For The I<.:ndorsed bv DetrOIt f< ree Press Pj::m~1ARYELECT!ON Herh Soc;------JPtv C.10lU Po me F.n~ W,dnrln4Snfi TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2002 fhe Grosse Pomte unit of • the Herb SOCIety of Amenca wIll meet at 7 p m Tuesday, RU!I'lcrul qu.lIi1lul Lied"" In lilL L 11\ "I (,rO"l hHlllL J' H" (11\ 01 (JrI)"l !'OlntL em 01 Aug 13, In the Tnal (/ro\\l POlnle I Imh (1I' "l P,"ntc \\"".1, h",n,llIp 01 (''''''l "'"111L V'.l\nl (oUI1I\ .IfIJ I.lh Gardens of the Grosse 1011n,llIr \lll ol11h ("LlIII\ \. ho e'pect In 1)('.lh~('nl from the nh or to" n~hlp or 1\ ho .Ire con- Pomte War Memonal for an mformal \\ ork meetmg fined to honlt' or ho'pll.ll 11\ IlIm.,~or d".lhl!lh or.ln 611H'.lr~ of .Ige or more, 01"\ no" .Ippl\ Light ref, cbhments wtll be M~------_.f%~Antique & Contemporary for .lh.,lnt \ol('r'~ h.dloh '1.0 "I CH RI (01 L \R \PPL!( A 1101\.., (A ... In \( C1I'TI-D avaIlable Guests are wel- AFTI- R 2 00 P \1.0\ ,,\ Tl RDAY. \ll(,l ...T ~. 2002 \pplll 1I1'Hh IlIU'1 I', rn Idl prior 10 Art Tile Fair come For more mformatIOn, ,uLh Ilml 11th, \lllll'IP L! ()IIILl' call (586) 773 6682 Sunday. August 11, 2002 The Otlll e 01 Ihe ( It\ ( Ie I.. , 01 (,,.,,,, 1'''1111' I nll' (,r''''l )'01 nil Plrl-- (,,, '" POlnll ('[O"l 10:00 a.m. - 5: 00 p.m POinte '\ Our Newspaper Staff Is Working Hard for You we'"" ellout .. muctl mo then Jun the heIIdllrtft ,.... ~ t your y .... Nit eft ...... ~ of ....-na .,.,...... ~ft .,...... MMa Gr~ Ibmle Nzws ~<:t'SWN1f niN (515)545-5577 ...... ~ c:ro-. P"OIIte...... 1MU,.. .,01....0'"'...... com \ • j August 1, 2002 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News Wedding_s _ Clmton Township Buechel- The bndesmald was the bnde's Sister, Dons Conley Hendrie of Macomb Township Attendants wore penwm. Gloria AlIce Buechel, kle dresses and carned bou- daughter of Albert and quets of navy and medIUm Dorothy Buechel of Sterlmg blue Silk flowers Helght~ and Dons Buechel The best man was the of SWItzerland, married groom's brother, Edward Paul Rochon Hendrie, son of Hendn£: of Stafford, Va G€'orge and Mary Lou Groomsman was Hendrie of Grosse POlllte groom's broth£:r, Pete Shores, on June 15, 2002, at Hendne Ushers were the Metropohtan Tabernacle bnde's hrothpr l{",.t &::.t.'1I10IY UI IJUU Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buechel, and WJlham The Rev Steve Mlramontl Conley officiated at the 4 30 p m Rochon Hendrie ceremony, which was fol- chiffon gown and carned a The newlyweds traveled lowed by a r"CeptlOn at the bouquet of IVOrySilk flowers to New York CIty and Carpathia Club Samoan The maid of honor was the Vlrgmla They hve III The bnde wore an IVOry bnde's sister, Ruth Ramey of Warren dancers A group of 19 Samoans stopped in Grosse Pointe Eng!!gements for two days whlle on their way to New, to Lew Echlm, son of WorldYouth Day in Harry and Margaret Echlin Toronto. They per- of Grosse Pomte Farms A formed a Siva, a traditional December weddmg IS Samoan dance and planned song, last week for visitors to Three New earned a degree m Mile Park. The pohtlcal sCIence and envI- group was accom. ronmental studIes from the panied by Bud and Umvp.rsity of MIchIgan She Sue Ozar of Grosse IS pursumg a master's Pointe Park, who degree III commUnIcatIOns at are working in Wayne State Umverslty She American Samoa as missionaries is a busmess development through the Los manager for Kenny Angeles Lay Mis- Industnal of ChIcago sionary Society. Echlm earned a bachelor's Bnson Glotfelty of Oscoda State Umverslty She IS the Dawn New and degree m marketmg from have announced the engage- certIfied musIc therapIst for Deadline for LewEchUn MIchIgan State Umverslty ment of theIr daughter, the Bon Secours Nursmg and a master's degree m Tamara Lynn Glotfelty, to Care Center In St ClaIr Edward Britton Baubie busmess admmistratlOn Edward Bntton Bauble, son Shores Engagements and Tamara L)'DD of Kathenne Stedman from the UnIversIty of Bauble earned a bachelor New-Echlin Glotfelty Raulston of Grosse Pomte MIchIgan He IS a marketmg of sCIence degree In sCIence and Weddings DavId and DIane Murray Woods and James Arthur and technology studies from commUnIcatIOns manager Bauble Jr of Lansmg An of Farmington Hills and for Ford Motor Co and IS a Glotfelty- the Lyman Bnggs School at August weddmg IS planned MIchIgan State Umverslty John New of Taylor have singer and songwnter for is 3p.m. Glotfelty earned a bache- He IS a systems analyst for announced the engagement local band, Harry Chromc Baubie lor of arts degree In musIc RGIS Inventory SpeCIalIsts of theIr daughter, Dawn Jr Mr and Mrs Edward therapy from MIchIgan In Auburn HIlls Friday WORSHIP SERVICES First English Ev, Lutheran Church St. James GRACE UNITED Vernier Rd al Wedgewood Dr Lutheran Church m Grosse Pomte Woods WCHURCH OF CHRIST 884 5040 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval SUMMERSCHEDULE Grosse POinte Fanns •884il511 1175 Lakepomte at Kercheval 7 00 P m ThursdayWorshipServIce Summer Grosse POinte Park 822-3823 Sunday Worship Schedule 3unday-WorshIp 10 30 a m 9 00 a m TradlllonaJService 9 30 a m Sunday Worsmp Tuesday - Thnft Shop 10 30 - 3 30 1030 a m ContemporaryService Holy Euchanst Dr Waller A Schmldl Pastor Wednesday - AmaZing Grace Sernors ..l.~~y~ ..... Rev Banon L Beebe AssocIate Pastor iDQ aG.o; ...... Nursery eVe!)secondWednesdayat Raben Foster MUSIC Coordmator ~ ga : The Tompkms r.enter at ..~ ~~~ fll" m1 PrOVIded ...... ,'- 'x~ • Grosse Pointe .~PD. III Windrrull POinte Park 11 00 - 3 00 ~~~:. L¥J COME JOIN US 5t. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church 'Ii ", ( UNITEDMEmODIST Air Condl/loned ••" Rev Gustav Ko ItaJr Ph D Pastor RevHenryL Remewald 375 LOthrof, at Chalfont. Grosse POinte Umtanan CHURCH A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE 88 -6670 Church The 1928 Book of Common Prayer Summer Worship A Fnendly Church for 1\ Saint GROSSE .' "The Holy Grail" I ~ All Ages POINTE SUNDAY 1000 a m Worship Dr. Andrew Reeves, 8 30 a m - HolyCommuruon m Nursery Available guest speaker :w4 211 Moross Rd. UNITED Grosse Pointe Farms 10 15 a m - Adult Bible Study ~ Rev FrecIeriel< Hanna, Paslw 17150 MAUMEE ~ ~~~~~ 881-D420 886-2363 CHURCH II 00 a m - Holy Communion Rev MOBIl CGlIer. AJsoc: Pastor Rev John Corrado MinISter 9 30 am Worship AmUATED WITlllHE UCC AND ABC 240 CHAlFONlE AT lOTHROP THURSDAY .:: ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Christ the King 10 45 a m Sunday School Saturday Vigil Mass 12 10 pm - Holy Communion CHURCH Lutheran Churc at 4:00 p.m. 884-3075 ~ 20475 Sunnmgdale PlIrlc rVfad. at LU<.-hrnoor •Sundai j..jaSses near Locnmoor L1ub 'l. STEPit""Ei'! MiNI~l fty "TheGod I Know: My 1hJlh" Frte ~Cllrtd Ptlltutg. FonJ Gtuage ~!I Grosse Pointe Woods 884-5090 - at 8:.30 & 11:15 a.m. E1IIeT at l+oodward 4< Jrfjerson and LOGOS Congregation ~ 1O{)() A III FAMILY WORSHIP The Rev. RIchard W. Ingalls, SuDdly 8 15 &. 10 45. m - Worshlp Se1>o'lce (CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE) 51 Ambrose Roman ca_ Church Rector 800. m Holy Euchansl 9 30 a m Sunday School & BIble Classes Rev Robert D Wnght-Seruor ~or 15020 Hampton Gr0SS8 POonle PIIIl< 1000 A.M CHURCH SCHooL Kenneth J. Sweetman, 1030 a.m Siory Hour Rev Mary Ann ShIpley-AssOCIate~or One block no<1h 01 Jeffe1son 81 Maryland Orgamst and ChOl rmaster 10 3{) a.m Choral EuchanSi Rev E A- Bray Pasl<>r Supemsed Nu=\, ProVIded Rev Scott DaVIS, Assoc Pasl<>r (NuIre')' Avallahk) 313-259-2206 www chnsnllebnggp CJg www gpurnted org marinersch urchofdeuOILorg I\.,.a Grosse Pointe "Wl L' 0 F .th" 884.4820 Randy S. Boelter, Pastor C1( l'I'~WOODS we Ive ur al Gros~e Pointe Baptist Church Timothy A. Holzerland, Ass<:. Pastor ~~ PRESBYTERIAN 886-4301 ChrISt Centered and Canng - Commmed to Youth and Commumty Church ~ ... Christ Church Croue Pointe Sunday Worship - 8:30 AM and II :00 AM 19950 Mack (between Morass & Vernier) Sunday School- 9:45 AM for Age 2 - Adult ~ (Episcopal) 10:00 ~.m. Sunday Worship MuldlR School Youth nu!et TlU'sdays at 6 .10P m ALL ARE WELCOME! to Senwr HIgh Youth nu!ct Sundays at 6.30 p m Nursery 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. SATURDAY, August 3 2l.336 Mack Av('nue Gro~~(' POinte Wood~ 5:30 p.m .. 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Cnb - Second Grade ...~nPHFN MlNI I i August 1, 2002 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 ------Shedding light on HRT Mock trials help students learn about alcohol By Dr. Anne Marie McCarren K'lY Provine and other Additional workbooh gUide cal need for youth preven- Special Writer open door" and "how them chemical dependency pre- the student legal team" on t10n program" becomes there are adult'> around who Many women who are currently uslOg or conblder- vention speclahst!l note that how to prepare the ca"e for Increa!llngly and over- thpy can trubt to talk about 109 taklOg hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, are by the time a young person the '~ury." whIch make" up whelmingly apparLnt Not these Ibsue" III the future" enter!> high bchool, Just bay- askmg questIOns about the value of this relatively the balance of the d3!lb not long ago, the government'b The Inltldl experience mg no about drugs and aleo new approach to combat the symptoms of menopause on a legal team Subbtance Abube and With Clabb ActIOn left Van HRT IS a hormone or combmatlOn of hormones pre hol I" not saymg enough Each legal team does cer- Mf'ntal Health Services Klel'!l student" wantmg sCribed by a physIcian for women dunng and after "Sometime!> a high school tam thmgs to prepare thelr Admm IbtratlOn reported more, alwayb a good mea will bnng In a speaker for an menopause Dunng menopaube the estrogen produced case for tnal For example, that nine tImes a" many "ure of buccebb In the ovanes drops and some women expenence hour, but those preventIOn they might be dbked to chIldren bctwepn the age" of "KIdb said they would also lectures usually don't have uncomfortable symptoms which are reduced or mtervlew expert wltnebbeb, 10 dnd 14 began dnnklng In lIke to do thl" With other much Impact," saId Provme, reheved by the therapy Hot flashes, sleepmg prob- buch as a police officer, a the early 1990b than III the drugs like manJuana and a semor tramer for Project lems, mood "'" mgo, and vagmal dryness can occur rape counselor or emergency 1950s And whIle a federally l'c"tasy, nl)t Ju"t alcohol,~ Northland at Hazelden Most women ex!wnence rehef wlthm two or thr"" room oersonnel In addition sponborpd natIOnal ,>urvpv of ....'1H~ V~n Klcq Tn tl--.,.." fl1h.l:'C', weeks ot beinnrlltlg HRT High school students, she to the legal documents, adolescents called "he plan" to onng In outSIde said, are ready to examine Low estrogen can mstructlOns and mforma- "Momtonng the Future" ...peaker ...... uch a" Judgeb ana what responslblhtlCs they also lead to a tlOn, the Class ActIOn cur- showed that the number of attorney" who can speak decrease In bone have as people growing mto nculum contains easy-to- eighth-graders who reported about local law ..., a... well ab strength, IncreaslOg adulthood ThiS means they understand mformatlOn gettmg drunk III 2001 was other commuillty member ... the risk for fractures are ready to thmk more cnt- about underage drinking about 2 percent less than 'I wdnt my .,tudent ... to be and osteoporosIS An Ically about cause, effect, from credible sources such those reported In 2000, daily able to put real fdce ... onto Important benefit of and consequences, she as the NatIOnal Institute on alcohol use mcreased among the Clasb l\(tlOn role" I HRT IS that It hmlts explamed Alcohol Abuse and 12th-graders, from 29 per- think thl" Will make It even the loss of calcIUm Recogmzlng that students Alcuhohsm cent to 3 6 pf'rcent dunng more real and connect them from the bones, learn best when they are "There's an attItude of 'It that same time perIOd WIth their commumtle ...pven mcreaslOg their actively engaged, the cre- won't happen to me,'~ said Thebe findmgs help sup- more strength and pre- ators of Project Northland Deb van Klel. a health port the need for mnovatIve ventmg or mlrumlz- have developed "Class teacher at Stillwater High preventIOn programs that 109 the seventy of ActIOn," a new role-play School m Stillwater, MInn target senIOr high school TIllS health column offer, fractures and osteo- based curriculum, where With a colleague, Van Klel students "The students lllformatton to prellent and porosIs students play the part of taught Class ActIOn to about really got Into It," said Van address sub,tance abul>e attorneys In laWSUIts mvolv- 500 sophomores dunng the Klel "And mtervlewlng the problems It IS prOVided bv Estrogen-prog- mg personal injury or prup- last school year estin therapy outside sources gave them Haze/den, a nonprofll erty damage that result "Class ActIOn gave them a The Women's Important contacts wlthm agency In Center City, from underage dnnkmg dIfferent perspective It Health Imtlatlve thE' commumty Some stu- Mlnn, that offers Informa Project Northland IS a forced them to thmk how dents also mtervlewed the tton and treatment sermcei> Dr. Anne Marie McCarren recently released a commumty-based alcohol theIr indiVidual actIOns can study on the effect of pohce liaison at the school on add/ctton For more Infor preventIOn program geared hurt so many," Van Klel one type of HRT It and some elementary school matton, call (800) 257-7800 for Iuds In grades 6-8 that said Involved 16,600 women In the Umted States between teachers These connections or cheek www hazelden org has achieved exemplary sta- ages 50 and 79 Some of the participants took a com- For example, m one case, tus from the federal govern- bmatlOn of two hormones estrogen and progestlO when a fight between two ment Class ActIOn IS an The control group took a placebo underage boys breaks out at Woods volunteer honored extensIOn of Project a keg party and one of the Researchers ended the study early because prehml- Rose DaVId of Grosse tomers In Le Fontbonne GIft Northland that IS deSigned boys IS Injured, hIS parents nary results Indicated that the therapy comes With POinte Woods was named St Shop for semor high school class- sue the liquor store owner riSks that, for many women, exceed the benefits John Hospital & Medical rooms who sold the keg to a third What they found was that, compared With the con- Center's Volunteer of the Class ActIOn consIsts of underage boy The goal IS to For mformatlOn about vol trol group, lo one year the 10,000 women who took SIX true-to-hfe legal scenar- Month m May DaVid has unteenng at St John the hormone combmatlOn expenenced get students to understand IOS and a teacher's manual devoted two days a week to Hospital, call (313\ 343-3680 Seven more coronary heart disease events how their deCISIOn to dnnk Casebooks Include informa- the hospital for the last Eight more strokes Isn't Just about them between 8 30 a m and 4 30 tion for prepanng each case Eight more blood clots As time goes by, the crlb- decade She assists cus- pm weekdays Eight more invaSive breast cancers after more than four years of treatment Benefits discovered lo the study lOcluded SIX fewer colorectal cancers Five fewer lup fractures Fewer fractures m other bones We've led the way to a If you are takmg progestm and estrogen, the nsks aren't so great that you should Immediately dlscontm- ue your therapy Instead, make an appoIntment With your physiCian to dlsclli>S your medication Stoppmg abruptly may faster mammogram. not cause !lenous Side effects, but you may expenence a recurrence or worsemng of menopausal symptoms I,' WorklOg With your doctor to gradually reduce and ehmmate the medicatIOn over a period of several weeks can minimize these effects Estrogen-only therapy Another study, conducted by the NatIOnal Cancer InstItute, focused on the effects of long-term estrogen use Results mdlcate that It may be linked to a higher mCldence of ovanan cancer This study mvolved 44,241 post-menopausal women who used estrogen-only supplements for 10 to 19 years A total of 329 of the women m the study devel- oped ovanan cancer In the 19 years that the etudy was conducted Alternatives to HRT for symptom relief Menopause IS not a disease or medical disorder It IS a natural bIOlOgical process Many symptoms asso- Ciated With menopause are temporary and can be reduced or prevented by takmg the followlOg steps Exercise regularly. Set a goal to be active for 30 Where can you turn for a faster mammogram? mmutes daIly Combme cardIOvascular and welght- beanng exerCIse for the best results Call Bon Secours To the place that's already ahead of the rest: Cottage Commumty Health PromotIOn, (586) 779- 7900, for mformatlon about exercise programs 51.John Health. Eat a healthy, well.balanced diet. Include plenty of fruIts, vegetables and whole grams as well as dairy • products Limit fat and Junk food and stick to lean Usmg the state-of-the-art digital Senographic 2000D systems, we can proVide a clear meats, fish and soy as sources of protein Take a calcium supplement. view of Virtually any breast tissue - m mere mmutes. Not only does thiS save you Use a water-based vaginal lubricant or mois- turizer if needed. time on the initial mammogram exam, It prOVides digital Images that are available Don't smoke. If you smoke, try to qUit To promote restful sleep, aVOid caffemated bever- for review immediately. These digital images can be reproduced again and again, so ages, especially m the evemng Take note of "triggers" that lead to hot flashes and they're always avaIlable to you ... an Important advantage ,f you move, or If your aVOid them when pOSSible Some women report that hot beverages, SPiCYfoods, alcohol, hot weather and a phySician wants to compare the images against future mammograms. And because warm room are tnggers Antidepressants may be hplpfulm rehevlng we can instantly magnify areas of concern, it lowers the odds that you'll have to be menopausal symptoms Some other .nedlcatlOns, !luch as blsphosphonates called back for a second screening of suspicious areas, Saving you tIme. Improving which are non-hormonal medicatIOns to prevent and your odds. Just what you'd expect from a leader. If you're a woman over 40, there's treat osteoporosIs, and selectIVe estrogen receptor modulators which can Improve bone strength, may no reason to walt any longer. When it comes to detecting breast cancer, every also be prescnbed moment counts. Call today. Talk to your physician If you are takmg estrogen and progestin or p"trogen onl) to rphevc menopausal symptoms, !'tee your phYSI- To schedule an appointment, call 1-800-801-8882. cian to dl"cus'> whpther )OU should continue WIth or "top taking your medicatIOn www.stjohn.org For some women, the benefits of HRT outweigh the nsh and they may be advlspd to contmue taking HRT For other", the nsks arp weater than the bene fits Together, you and your phySICian can formulate the best solutIOn for you Dr Anne Mane McCarren I, a Bon Secour, Cottage OBIGYN who ,ee, pallenl, at Women to Women Health ('enter on Little Mack In St (,lair Shores For an appollltment, call Bon Secours ('at/aRe PhYSICian Referral at (ROO) .10.1 7.'116 Please check WIth your Insurance prOVide' for coverage 68 Health Au~ust 1,2002 Grosse Poi nte News refrigerated In a well-sealed Summer foods Jar or used ImmedIately Journaling class offered Coleslaw 1 medium head cab- • bage, thinly shredded may cause paIn 2 carrots, shredded by St. John Healing Arts 1 sweet green pepper, A Journallng class II teach ways to start on one's self-expressIOn through the cut in thin slices allowll1g the next step In own road to self-discovery wntmg process The cost of Here are some headache-free recipes 1 cup mayonnaise learl1lng how to use wntmg and self.expresslOn through the course IS $25 Please (avoid mayonnaise that Summertime bnng!> many • Other food" Item" con. to record Imagery, along Journalmg It also told ways bring a blank notebook to contain!> MSG) opportumtle" for pIcmc" and taming Mono"odlUm gluta. 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By Christine Budai shine, but <,parkle With wmners But to do It memo- ancestor to James I, the mg out of the BntIsh SpeCial Writer "tar-btudded l-dmeUb rably, they need a poet monarch In power when the Museum Step by step, III Surpassmg even hiS own Although the list of Heroes come and go unno- play came out Richard III good procedural "tyle, they prevlOU" high", Mike name., (Including Tom ticed, unless a Journahst was a Yorklst Plantagenet, Sift tiuuugh history's scant Myerb has made another C'rul"e, John Travoltl, picks up the story to make not a Lancastnlm Tudor, and contradiCtory records, movie With .,enous box KatIC ('aunc) could go or thpm npwg for the day It. J:!.l1zabeth's lIneage The buJldmg the case uffice "tamma forever, It 1<'; the way that takes a poet to make heroes Plantagenets dIdn't survive Some hlstonc mysteneb Learnmg from mistakes Meyer., playfully Incorpo- and villams Immortal to tell their story get bogged down m time made In hi!. two pnor filmb, rate., them mto the films, And poets care a lot more (' I 1 ,. ~ No one COUlddefend dead In her hlstonc reconstruc- wrIter, director and actor whll-h make., It "uch a rIOt au! bL-UJ, 1.J.U:1U tU! UU ..t.:S RIChard agaInst the charge hnns, Tey does not "'thee" u.iyer" IldU IlldUe hI" mn"t At la"t, members ot the 11 11:rL ..L ...J, 1'" A i no UdL UU W~ Lei::tuy KJlUW {' of mur<1enng the pnnces m and "thou" us to death She recent mOVie, media an' been pokIng fun How about the Trojan War? the tower sets out her case, keeps the "Goldmember," go gold III d at themselves dud the work Most of us learned it from SInce we're dealmg With pages turnIng, and finally hurry thl!y have all done over the Homer, who wrote for the fictIOns, conSider mystery presents us With the clearly BnngIng III more than pa!>t 20 year!> Greeks fans Most mystery fans Inspector Grant, IS confined 10glcal solutIOn $71 mllhon from ItS open- From explOIting the What about England and want a body, preferably a to bed With a broken leg What could we have been Ing weekend, Suhway Diet to "poofing the War of the Roses? Here bloody one, very early on m and a spInal injury You get thInkIng? You'll find thiS "Gold member" set new the "MISSIOn Impo;'''lble" I must admit gUlltlly that I the novel These authors hIS VIews on the nurses, hiS excellent book III the records for "best comedy franchise and emulatIng learned my BntIsh rustory who must W81t half the fnends who come to VISit hbrary's mystery collectIOn opemng ever" and "best b I a c k s P I 0 I tat lon, from Shakespeare You and book before presentIng the and the books they leave The debate rages on The July opemng ever," and IS "Gold member" covers It all I know he wasn't preCise, gentle readers with some hIm He's restless and bored scholars tend to Side With currently grOSSIng higher m 90 mmutes, and still exactIng or unbiased He senous carnage are Just not until an actress frIend Thy, or at least deem It a than all the other top 10 manages to add more than wrote for ElIzabeth and plaYIng the game bnngs him a stack of hiS- mystery For the definitive box-office movies of the enough pottyhumor fur the James, who couldn't have Don't tlunk I'm Just talk- tonc portraits, labeled on scholarly InvestigatIOn that week, combmed l3-year-old m everyone had a better press agent mg about nOIr and some of the back, to analyze charac- still reads well, choose Paul TakIng a hInt or two from A httle man With a big Testy rulers were not above the currently popular senal ter before knowmg the Murray Kendall's "RIchard the success and failures of role, MIni-me "tole the choppIng heads off those klller stuff Even cozy fans name the Third " He Includes "AustIn Powers, show Addmg to the slap. who annoyed them. At the want a bloody corpse, after When he finally gets to photos of the major players' InternatIOnal Man of stIck (and often grotesque) very least, no small trung to which they want to set Richard III, he and others • portraits, a family tree, Mystery," and "Austm humor, Powers' character actors, they could close the- about solVIng the puzzle, decide the face IS Interest- occaSIOnal maps, footnotes Powers The Spy Who was outdone by the midget aters tIdlly, from cleverly con- Ing and looks mnocent. and mdexes The first Shagged Me," Myers mIxed clone But, It Ib pOSSible While not impartial or structed clues, whlle dnnk- Normally, by thIS time I appendiX presents the hls- thIngs up a bit With that thl;, was Myers'mten- particularly accurate, mg their coffee would have hurled the book tonc eVidence and questions "Goldmember" Unhke the tlOn all along Shakespeare's take on rus- A clasSIC example of get- across the room regarding the murder of the first two, "Gold member" A clever combInatIon of tory IS great fun With lots of tmg nght to the POInt IS Innocent faces? Now, real- boys has Powers takes a back modern parodies and gros" blood and bombast, told In Georgette Heyer's "Death In ly Even so, Tey IS good, she For shorter, more sensa- seat to Dr EVil (Myers), humor, "Gold member" can unforgettable language the Stocks " The book kept me readmg And she tional, less substantIal MInI.me (Verne Troyerl be taken for Just what It IS Such emotIon Imprints bet- begins With a body found In opened my eyes. treatments that keep and countless others who - a gold plated mockery of ter than cold prose a town's hIstoric stocks All For Instance, speakmg of Richard a black-hearted makeup the surpnSIng everythmg and anythmg It's one thmg to read dry the rest IS figunng out the death of Richard's baby-kIller, try either Alison cast, helpIng that w111give audwnces a facts about the long-dead which qUIrky character did brother Clarence, tradition Weir or Ehzabeth JenkIns "Goldmember" to not Just good laugh but qUIte another to see the deed, and how and Shakespeare both tell They both wrote books dramatized blood spilled OnI} first-rate wnters us he was "drowned In a called "The Pnnces In the before your eyes whlle hear- can overcome our natural butt of malmsey" Thwer" Neither has foot- ing words that have moved propensity for wantIng Directors always take notes for venficatlOn, but audiences for centuries immediate intense action that lIterally So did I Tey's they both have blbhogra- 153rd Annual Macbeth and Richard III JosephIne Tey's mystenes Inspector Grant pomted out phies are much more colorful start slow In fact, up until that It'S a turn of phrase Desmond Seward's Highland Games when paInted as power- now, I've put her books meamng "drank hImself to "Richard III England's crazed murderers than aside It appears I have the death." whIch was pretty Black Legend," Sides Saturday, August 3 merely as heads of state attention span uf a gerbIl 1 lIkely for party-boy agamst Richard as well, but 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM who lolled In battle and In have no idea why I reacted Clarence he does footnote hiS Greenme.d Historic P.rk the name oflaw Hlstonans differently to "Daughter of With a detective's eye for sources All are Illustrated 8 Mile and Newburgh Roads, Livonia explore facts, but we Tune," but i did detaIl, the capable police- You'll find most of them m Tickets $12 remember stories In It, her chIef detective, man works to solve the bIOgraphy under Richard (12 & under fr•• with .dult) Weir's "Pnnces'" IS in • 6agplpel>an¥ perform all day In a medIUm bowl BntIsh hiStory, 942 • HIghland danc,"g competitIon Flex your A LA ANNIE Discard the shells And you thought our pre- B) An me RouleaL>Schenff Preheat oven to sent-day media puts out • Heavy AthletIC" Cont;e"t 450 degrees Th the mlsmformatlOD We seem to • Ch,ld....n'" ActlVltl." mussels I. mussels, add the have a nch traditIOn to • 5cottl"h food v.ndo .... 1 tomatoes, basIl, draw upon • CeltIC craft" and gift" with bread creme fralche, • Errtertamant cheese, mInced gar- You can reach Helen • Genealogy and Clanrent" bc, salt and pepper. Gregory onlme at crumbs, cheese Toss well and turn hgregory@gp lib ml us or The St. Andrew'5 Society of Detroit find her at Grosse Pomte Gratin IS a term that descnbes any Into an OIled 8- by (248) 59:3-5064 www.highlandgame5.com dIsh topped With cheese and bread 8-Inch glass bakIng dISh or deep round Central Library. crumbs and cooked under the broller glass pie dish Rub one cut Side of each until It'S brown and crispy. Most of us bread piece With the halved garhc and have at least tasted potatoes au gratIn arrange, garlIc Side up, over the mussel at a famIly party This week's reCIpe mIXture Brush the bread pieces With brings gratIn to a Ilew level the olIve 011 Bake at 450 degrees In the Instead of the usual overdose of middle of the oven until the bread cheese that you find on a traditional becomes golden brown on top, about 15 mmutes wiiTV5 gratin, thiS reCIpe tosses steamed mus- 24",. TeleVISionfor the sels With the fresh tastes of summer Th serve, place a piece of the garhc and Just a hInt of Parmesan cheese toast on each plate Thp With the mussel Whole Community mixture and garnish With a fresh basIl Mussels Gratin leaf The recipe serves two to three for a DAYTII'tIE PI '.A-JIMNIG FeR ne WEEK ~ AJ D 1ST5 - AI D lST 11 1 2.lb. :....g mussels (preferably meal or four to SIXas an appetizer For 8;30 AM THES.O.C.SHOW 1;00PM INSlDEART cultivat ,d), steamed and shucked a larger crowd, double the Ingredients Guests Salas Las~arldes Vinel/e RIce & Susan KopJ GI/est Josh fIsher u~/1/ & Slwdo\l 1 lb. plum tomatoes, halved and bake In a 9- by l3-mch bakIng dish SO C Programs rn~l(ic An on WMTV-5 an cxploratlon mlolhc ere- lengthwise, seeded and cut into Creme fralche IS a thickened cream Host Fran Schonenbcrg and her guest, d,M-uSS tOpiC' all,e procc'S of an 'p,nl' nghl m our 1l1d'IJrd and even" of par1leular Interest 10 SCnlor CItIzens Repealed 4 AM 'i m P\l strips With a velvety nch texture and nutty 1/4 cup chopped fresh basil flavor It's aVaIlable at the Village Rcpealed I I 10PM 1 ;30 PM CONVFRSA TIO;'l.~,\ ITH 1/3 cup creme frai('ht" or sour Market In Grosse POInte Farms The 9:00 AM VITALITY PLUS COLLECfORS cream cost IS higher than sour cream, but ItS A hl1lf~huur ~H..i\JhIC., CA'L.iCI~ "la~." 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Glimnel wart I Mldnlghl HOCson local mlerc,"ng ,ollce gJ'At ... well worth It m taste I I 1/4 C'u!l d Pe!'!!l~!!an cheese lions Kepcalea 4 ~I/ A 0", I~ JO PM Iuc I ~al) 2 medium garlic cloves, 1 minced I chose a bake and selVe baguette 9;30 AM POSITIVELY POSITIVE and 1 halved (Kroger's Pnvate SelectIOn) to top my Guests MarA Weber G P War Memorral & Henn 2:00 PM THE LEGAL INSIDER Glle,t Bellm Napoleoll Fomu r CllteJ oj Detmll 1/4 teaspoon salt mussels and the bread was pellfect DeVrres Bon Secour< Health Don't pre-bake the bread Ho,'< Jeame M,NeJi and L1ZAiken an uphftmg half Poltce 2 dashes pepper Ho", Io..al allOmey, [)JIIJ [)r~pcr anJ [)ougla, hour ot pmll1vc alll1ude, and Ideas Repealed 4 to 6 thick slices from hearty Mussel gratm allows your guests to Dcmp\C\ 11ke an IO'ld, look JI WlTenl legal ,"ue< 12 lOAM (9,0 PM \1 WF & Sun) baguette bread enJoy the flavor of the deep blue sea Repe,lIed ~ AM ft PM 1 tablespoon olive oil Without the hassle of the shells You can 10:00 AM ~ HO'S 1111THE KITCHEN? prepare the mussels, mcludmg the Guests Ron J. Tom Bed....al Grrllln~ Meat 2;30 PM THI JOH" PRO<;TSHOW HO'1 Chud Kae,s woks "lth local eclcl1l111eS G"",t IImtl" r I"," Ht 1II11lll/lIe"Net d, D", 11<1/001 Steam the mussels In a pasta pot, cov- bread, up to several hours before you Intend to bake them Cover and store In Repealed I AM. 6 30 PM HO'1 John Pro,1 IOIC.....1C'" 10<..1'cekOntlc, aOoul tlmc. ered, over a mixture of boIlmg water I) 10PK~ Repeated ~ ,(lAM lOP"" and beer, until the mussels are fully the refngerator Allow 30 mmutes time 10;30 AM WATERCOLOR '''ORKSHOP cooked and the shells have all opened, out of the refngerator before bakIng to Lake IIde oj the Grosse POInil' War Memonal P:Jr/ I 3;00 PM THF F.AliT\IDF EXAMINER Rcnowned local af1,,1 Carol LaCh,usa dcmon","atc~ Glint Jlliit.Am, nom RmcAer TI,,, TUlonn~ Tr('l'& about 10 mmute..q or so Allow to cool ensurt; a consIstent temperature throughout the mussels This scrump- watcrcolor lechnlque~ ~Impie enough for begmne/\ R"nnle I)el,,,ner G P FOWlllall"n for 4cademll' USIng your hands, pluck the cooked bin, "men! tIOUSappetizer Will be the hit of your }el challengmg to the c~penenced am,1 Rcpeatcd mussels from the shells and place them I > y ~'-"';-/I ~(~('''~ICIOO~I~101Z ~_\ ~ '\ Co-Sponsored by: \~>i-jr-"" \ Grosse Pointe News I The Connection ~ \ "'J Lac Ste. Clair Kiwanis Club Wednesday, August Z. 6.9 p.m. from approximately 8 1/2 :.me Rd. (California Ave.) to 10 1/2 Mne Rd. (lakeland Street) in St. Clair Shores. Proceeds from the cruise will be donated to local children's charities inclUding Kaleidoscope Kids pediat- ric hospice program of Henry Ford I Hospital and the pediatric immunization prngraTT!and services of Bon Secours Cottage Health Services. , Look for our Harper Cruise 2002 special pUblication • In the August 22nd editions of the SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 2002 TO REGISTER CALL (313) 396-7575 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Newspapers~ l We want photos of your classic car~ FEATURING DARREN MCCARTY, MANNY LEGACE, Your classic automobile carrbe one of the main attractions! Everyone will be able to MATI MILLEN, KRIS DRAPER, MICKEY LOLlCH, admIre it! The publicatlon wm be In the Grosse Pointe News and The Connection KAREN NEWMAN, DAVE ROZEMA, BOB PROBERT, and Will be available at the cruise. KIRK MALTBY & OTHER GREAT PLAYERS AND CELEBRITIES! Please send a color photograph (not computer generated) along with $15 and the Meet at the Phoenix Center in downtown Pontiac form below. A generous donation Will be made to the Lac St. Clair Kiwanis Club for and nde to Comenca Park - Rain or Shine. each photo printed. If you would like yeur photl'J relurned, please include a self ~ I addressed sUlmped envelope. PhOtos must be received by Friday, August 2nd. Regiltr.tion: 11am - lpm • RIde beginS at lpm IlUch Charities ~Iti $30 per rider I $45 With passenger lone bike' fi Ch Old Send your phoiograph with $15 to: (ofl-Stle reglSfra!/on cash only) 'Or 1 re n ------_. ------'f' .96 Kercheval I , " Grosse Point~ N~ws Grosse POinte Farms MichIgan 48236 Proceeds to benefit: MI-COPS 2002 C.O.P.S. Kids Camp, l\<;P~}FR~ Attent'on KIm Mackey the Fallen Heroes Fund and the Pontiac Police Memorial Fund (313)343-5586 ° FAX 882.1585 Please Pnnt Year, Make & Model of Vehl.::le ALL MOTORCYCLES WELCOME! Owner City I Post Ride Downtown Street Party at Comenca Park featUring food, autographs BODY.Onglnal or fleproductlOn PARTS - OllglO8I or Reproductron (p 1e&Se C hJe ) [p1os.e c~cle 1 and a concert by DARREN McCARTY AND HIS BAND "GRINDER" I lBes~ealur8 ------_:::::J , , August 1, 2002 Grosse Pointe News Thin s to Do 9B by Madeleine Socia auctIOn and hve mUSIcal Club and the Shores entertaInment, 2-5 pm, Events am -720 pm, weekday", 9. • DetrOIt's Auto Hentage Pointe Connection I>ponsors benefit a ill 845 pm. week!'nd" 10 dill, Saturdayl>, 25-Year Plus Sunday, Aug 4 $45 adults, for Bon Secours Cottage 153rd annual Highland $15 chIldren Games: St Andrew's Henry Ford Mu"eum & through Sept 28. ram or Grosse POinte Artists Health Services ChIldhood Greenfield Village, 20900 hhme $10 adult", $5 I>tu- • Benefactor admission Society sponsorb traditIOnal AssocIatIOn Member ImmUnizatIOn and Pedlatnc Oakwood. Dearborn $10 dent'> and senlOrI>,free, chll ExhIbit, Saturday, Aug 3- mcludes, 1-2 pm, pnvate Service, Henry Ford Health Scottlbh games, dancing, mUblC and food, 5-11 pm, adult". :1>8 "emor" and chil dren 10 and under (313) Fnday, Aug 30 1-5 pm, hors d'oeuvres receptIOn III System PediatriC HospIce Fnday, Aug 2,9 a ill 5 pm, dren 12 and under 131:l) :)77 3f>59 Wednesday-Fnday 1005 the General Motors Opera and KaICldoscope KIds Saturday, Aug 3 Hll>tont 982-6001 Maryland Free (313) 821- Cafe. a deluxe tour and gift Classlt car parade, live 1848 bag $75 for adults entertamment and fun food. Greenmead, 8 Mile at Pets Antique & DetrOIt Opera House, 6-9 pm, Wednesday. Aug Newburgh. LivonIa $12, chIldren 12 and under enter Contemporary Art Tile 1526 Broadway, DetrOIt 28, along Harper from free With an adult $5 park- Mammograms: Bdrbara Grosse Pointe Animal Fair: Pewablc Pottery spon- ReservatIOns reqUired (313) Shady Lane to 11 Mile, St Ann Kdrmano" Canter Adoption Society: 237-7464 Clair Shores Free (586) mg Free shuttle servlceb sors sale and appralbals 10 Institute Moulk Umt, 930 • Karlin!'". KJd" 'n' Kdtl>, 779-5353 (248) 593-5064 a rn -5 pm, Sunday, Aug • a m.3 pm, Monday, Aug noon 4 pm, SunddY. Aug ~1, C"Vbb~ PU1UU:= \Vdr Golf Outings: Chevrolet Corvette 19, Glu""e t'oillte War II Memonal, 32 Lakeshore $5 Slxth annual benefit for Concerts 50th Anniversary: Meet Memonal, J2 L.lke ...hore • AdoptIOn, noon 3 pm, (313) 822-0954 St. Maron's Maronite Choral authorl> Jerry Burton, Zora Women over 40 require d Sdturday, Aug '31 College For Creative Catholic Church's renova- 2002 Summer Show Arkus-Duntov "The Legend phYSICIan's prebcnptlOn Chddren\ Home of Studies Alumni Art tIOn fund mcludes lunch, Choir Workshop Grand Behmd Corvette," and Dave Brmg your m"urance $136 DetrOit. 900 Cook Free Auction and Show 2002: golf, dmner, 11 am, Finale Concert: 7 30 pm, McClellan, "Corvette From for umnsured women (:31318841.')51 Benefit for CCS Includes Monday, Aug 5, DevII's Saturday, Aug 17, Grosse the InSIde," 7 pm, Fnday, AppoIntmentb reqUlred more than 100 pIeces of fine RIdge Golf Course, 3700 Pomte South High School, Aug 2, Borders Books and (313) 881-7511 and functional art. deSIgn, Metamora, Oxford $125 Seniors 11 Grosse Pomte Blvd $10 MUSIC Cafe, 17141 art servIces and pubhca- package or $40 dInner only adults, $8 students and Kercheval Free (313) 885 Assumption Cultural • Canterbury Village tlons ReservatIOns reqUIred (313) seniors (313) 343-2133 1188 Center: Lunch & ShoPPl11g. 10 30 Show, noon-6 pm, 824-0196. am. Thur<;day, Aug 8 $9 Thursday-Saturday, Aug 8- • Kalosomatics ExerCise • Grosse Pointe Theatre • Morley Candy Makers 10 and Aug 15-17 Free Black and Gold Classic Classical Summer Seb"lOn, through Open House: Celebratmg Fnday, Aug 23 TImes vary Tour/Lake"lde :-'1a II Auction, 6-8 pm, Golf Outing: Benefit for • Cut Time Players: 20th anmversary of their ShOPPing. 9 30 am. Saturday, Aug 17 $10 Domlmcan HIgh School and MUSIC Undlir the Stars $52 for two-day seSSlOnh headquarterb With refresh- $74 three-days, $94 four Thursday, Aug 15 $8 College for Creative Academy Illcludes golf With senes concert, 6 p m dmner, ments, tourb, demonstra days 25 percent semor dib TriPS depart from ServIces StudieS Center Galleries, cart, lunch, dmner, contests 7 p m concert, Wednesday, tlons, a Broadway Smg-A- count for Older Cltlzenb' 201 E KJrby, DetrOIt (313) and pnzes, 11 30 am, Aug 7, Crystal Ballroom of Long and hve entertmn .. Neighborhood Club offices, 664-7664 Monday, Aug 12, Boulder the Grosse Pomte War • Free Kiddie ment, 6-9 pm, Thurbday, 17150 Waterloo Pre-regis Lakes Golf Club, 52100 MemoTlal, 32 Lakeshore KalolBaby Sitting, 930-10 $35 dmner and concert, $15 Aug 8 315 FIsher Free am, Monday-Thursday, for tratlon IS reqUired (313) CIA: Falrcruld (near 1-94 and 23 882-9600 concert only ReservatIOns (313) 881-4004 registered parents Non-reg- • Art in Focus: Mile), Chesterfield $150 ReservatIOns reqUIred by reqUIred (313) 881-7511 • Il>tered parents pay $1 Lacquerware, through Oct Behind The Scenes Nautilus Weight 13 Wednesday, Aug 7 (313) ~ 882-8500, ext U8 • Detroit Symphony Lunch: DetrOlt Hlstoncal TramIng Room, 8-10 30 • Group tickets on sale for Orchestra at SocIety profiles photograph- am, Monday-Thursday and Degas and the Dance, SOC Fash Bash: Meadowbrook: er/artist Greg Hodgson, 10 5-8 30 pm. Fnday $50 two • Estate Planning, 11 15 Sunday, Oct 20-Sunday, Best of Baroque WIth am, Sunday, Aug 18, days-per-week, $70 three Benefit for the Detroit am, Wednesday, Aug 7 Jan 12 Adult group tickets, conductor/vlOhmst Thomas DetrOIt HlStoncal Museum, days-per-week, $4 drop-in" $14 for Tuesday-Fnday, $16, Institute of Arts • Volunteering 1<; Zehetmalr, 8 pm, Fnday, 5401 Woodward, DetrOIt • Kalo Rewarding, 11 If> am, Saturday and Sunday, • Pre-reception, 5 30 Aug 2 $25 general pubhc, $20 ExerciselNautilus Combo pm, Fnday, Aug 9, State Wednesday, Aug 14 Youth groups, $8 10 am-4 Mozart-In-The- DHM members Weekly Workouts, $78 two Theatre, 2115 Woodward, Services for Older pm., Wednesday and ReservatIOns reqUIred (213) seSSIOns, $106 three hes- DetrOIt Meadows, with vlOhst Ruth CItizens' Neighborhood Club Thursday, 10 a m -9 pm, KJlhus, 8 pm, Saturday, 833-1405 SlOnbur $124 four sessIOns • Fashion show, 830 offices, 17150 Waterloo Fnday, 10 am -5 pm, Aug 3 21800 Marter, St Clair Saturday and Sunday 5200 pm, followed by Patron (313) 882-9600 Return to Camelot: A Shores Pre-registratIOn IS After-Glow and After-Bash Film Woodward, DetrOIt $4 Lerner & Loewe Songbook, requlred (586) 779-6111 partIes, Fox Theatre, 2211 Book club adults. $1 chIldren (313) 7 30 pm, Sunday, Aug 4 Video: "The Passenger 833-6760 Woodward, DetrOIt Tchaikovsky spectacular Steamer Seeandbee on the $35-$50, general admls- ~_. History "The Amazl11g AdH'nture<; WIth FIreworks 8 pm, DetrOIt River," 10 a m -5 SlOn $200-$2,500 patrons of Kavaber and Clay," 1 Pewabic Pottery: Fnday, Aug 9 and Saturday, p.JlJ, Saturday, Aug 3 Edsel & Eleanor Ford T!.cketMaster ReservatIOns pm, Wedne<;day, Aug 21, • Traditional Chinese and Aug 10 Dewey Marcks OnentatlOn House: tours of house, St Peter's Llfelong Semor Japanese Glazing by reqUIred (313} 833-6954 Sandi Patty, 730 pm, Theatre, Dosbln Great grounds, children's play- Learnmg Center, 19851 Hideaki Miyamura Sunday, Aug 11 Lakes Museum, Belle Isle, house and powerhouse: On Fontbonne AUXiliary Amta m Harper Woods • Exhibition of work by Meadow Brook MUSIC DetrOIt $3 adults, $2 the half-hour, 10 am-4 Free (313) 343-0771 23 recent graduates Italian Cruise: Festival, off the 1-75 semors, students and chil- pm, Tuesday-Saturday and 10 a m -6 pm, Monday- Benefit for the Umverslty Road eXIt, dren,5-18 (313) 852-4051 noon-4 pm, Sunday $6 Singles Saturday 10125 E RespIratory Unit of St John Rochester Hills $14-$56 adultb, $5 semors, $4 chil- Jefferson In DetrOIt Free HObpltal and Medical advance, $16-$59 at the IMAX Dome Theatre- dren. $5 ground" only, $18 The Single Way Potluck (313) 822-0954 Center mcludes a dinner gate TlcketMaster (313) Science Center: annual pass Tea Room, Dinner: mcludmg dmner, cruise aboard the yacht 567-5111 • "China: The Panda 11 30 a m -2 30 pm, volleyball, croquet, bad- Benefits. Infimty, hve entertainment Adventure," 11 a m and 2 Tuesday-Sunday, 1100 mmton and general meet- Concours Italian Style: and a rame, 6.9 pm, Jazz Pill, weekdays, and 11 am, Lakeshore (313) 884-4222 mg 4 pm, Saturday. Aug Sunday, Aug 18 $125 Benefit for the Epilepsy Bon Temps Roulle: 7 2 and 5 pm, weekends • 24, at a member's home m ReservatIOns reqUIred (313) FoundatIOn of MIchIgan, p.m, Thursday, Aug 8, • "Space Station," 10 Provencal-Weir House, St Clair Shores 343-3675 features more than 100 of Village Plaza, Kercheval at am, 1 and 4 pm, weekdays c 1823 Grosse Pomte ReservatIOns due by Italy's finest automobIles St Clan m Grosse Pomte and 1 and 4 pm, weekends Hlstoncal SocIety offers Thursday, Aug 22 $6 and automotive-related art Nautical Nibble Free (313) 886-7474 • "The Human Body," tours of the house and c adults, $4 teens and chd- from across the nation, 9 Tastefest: noon and 3 pm, dally 1840 Log Cabin, 1-4 pm, dren (586) 776-5535 a m -4 pm, Saturday, Aug Grosse POlnte Pop/rock DetrOIt SCIence Center, Saturday, Aug 10 376 Kercheval Free (313) 884- 3 Edsel & Eleanor Ford News/Shores ConnectIOn Bob & Carl: For reSI- 5020 John R, DetrOIt $7 7010 House, 1100 Lakeshore. $15 sponsors fine food from 18 dents of Grosse Pomte adults, $6 semon; and chIl- Theater (800) 377-6226 area restaurants, hve enter- Farms, 4 30-6 pm, Sunday, dren, 2-12 $4 IMAX Dome "Twelve Angry People" tamment, 6-9 pm, Tuesday, Aug 4 Grosse Pomte Farms (313)577-8400 Selin sky-Green Grosse POinte War Farmhouse Museum: St Outback Operafest: Aug 6, III front of Blossom PIer Park, 350 Lakeshore MemOrIal Youth Theatre • General admission Heath Inn. 24800 Jefferson, (313) 343-2405 IMAX Theatre-Henry ClaIr Shores Hlstoncal productIOn, 7 pm. benefit for the MIchIgan St ClaIr Shores Proceeds Ford Museum: CommISSIOnoffers tours, 1-4 Wednesday, Aug 14 and Opera Theatre's benefit Lake St. Clair pm, Wednebdays Directly Thursday, Aug 15 32 • "Space Station 3D," Department of Commumty Symphony Orchestra $30 behind the St ClaIr Shores Courses' through Wednebday, Aug Lakeshore $8 adults, $5 (568) 775-8138 Pubhc LIbrary, 22500 11 Programs and learning at 14 students (313) 881-75111 the Opera House features MIle Free (586) 771-9020 Cooking with Michelle "Lewis and Clark: Outback-style dinner, chJl- Harper Charity Cruise: Bommarito: MeXican • Great Journey West." Preservation Wayne dren's actiVItieS, a Silent FIesta 6-8 pm, Tuesday, Lac Ste ClaIre KJwams through Wednesday, Aug Walking Tours: Travel Aug 6 $40 Pre-registratIOn 14 • Eastern Market reqUIred Grosse Pomte War Shipshewana Flea Screenmg-s hourly III the • Downtown DetrOit USA EOI C T END MemoTlal, 32 Lakeshore Market: 8 a m -930 pm, Mil liT HO NEE morning, on the half-hour In • MIdtown DetrOlt P R E S ENT ER VIN (313) 881-7511 the afternoon and evenmg, 9 Tuesday, Aug 20 Grosse AV S T E ElY • New Center Area Pomte War Memonal, 32 ,,~C ~ T ~" Last week's ~ A , " l L Lakeshore $b~ Pre-regls- I I I 0 NTH- .lOOP OA MS EAR SPUR lrdLlon reqUIred (J13) 881- OM ITS DIP ERE 7511 puzzle N Al G l A SSY GR AM ME HER TO BE LISTED • OUT BES T A CT R New York: Wednesday, AOE ACH E S AY solved lED SHA RE ORE Oct 16-Fnday, Oct 18 in Things to Do or Famity Fun Gro<;se Pomte War 1 CensU$ weekdays, 1 and 3 pm, I Love Music Camp: through Friday, Aug 9 12, 930 a m -3 30 pm, chtl ~ 9 a m -4 pm, Monday- dren, 13-up, 930-5 pm, Monday, Aug 12-Fnday, Whitcomb Fnday 6134 Second, Camps Conservatory: DetrOit $3 per program Aug 16 40730 Garfield, CIrcle smgmg, danCing, Flowers and plants from (313) 813-8100 ClInton TownshIp $300 mUSIcal games, Instruments (586) 286-8300 around the world 10 a m -5 and story telling 9-9 45 pm, dally Belle Isle, Detroit Historical am, Monday, Aug 19- DetrOIt $2 adults and gUid- Driving Museum: Fnday, Aug 23, children, 15 ed tours, $1 semors and chll. GrObse POInte Dn\ mg • Pewabic Pottery: The months 3 years, 10-10 45 School dren, 2 12 (313) 852-4064 Legacy of Mary Chase Perry am, chJldren 1-1/2-5 years • Segment I, 10 am Stratton, through Sunday, Belle Isle Aquarium: Grosse POinte War noon, Monday, Aug 5 Oct 13 Memonal, 32 Lakeshore Thursday, Aug 22 Domebtlc and tropical fish • Ghost Ads, through $50 Pre-registratIOn • Segment I, 6-8 pm, and aquatic ammals 10 Sunday, Nav 30 I hoPf:t~ made reqUIred (313) 881-7511 u m -5 pm, dally Belle Isle, ce backup Monday, Aug 12-Thursday, • "Land, Lives and • Aug 29 DetrOIt $3 adults, $2 thl!- Legends: Native Amencans Summertime Fun Students mUbt be 14 dren (313) 852-4083 In DetrOit" Camps: Early Childhood vears/8 month or abov(' :~1Ubt,..UUJ ~JUUI~ S. ;)0-,) f\.(,.t!VILICS,chuoren, I-b ana $269 Automotive pm, Tuesday-FTIday, 10 Summer Youth Workbhops, • Segment II, noon -2 a m -5 pm, Saturday and Hall of Fame: children, 7-12, through pm, Monday, Aug 12, Sunda,} 5401 Woodward, • Special exhlbltlOn dedi- FTiday, Aug 16 9 a m -noon, Tuesday, Aug 1.:l and cated to Warren Avis, DetrOIt $5 adults, $2 50 half-day seSSions, 6 30 a m - Thursday, Aug 15 bemors and elementary/lugh ,ounder of A\ IS Rent-a-Car 6 pm, full day sessIOns Bnng Level 1 dnver'b school students, $3 college • Interactive exhIbits Fees vary AssumptIOn license $35 Grosse POintE' students ChIldren under 12 focusing on automotIve pIO- Cultural Center, 21800 War Memonal, 32 free (313) 833-1805 neers Marter, St Clair Shores Lakeshore (313) 881-7511 10 am -5 pm, daily Pre-registratIOn reqUIred Marshall Field's First 21400 O'lkwood III Detroit Science (586l772-4477 Dearborn $6 adults, $5 50 Center: Courses Eve.nts semors, $3 for chIldren, 5- • DTE Energy Sparks 12 (313) 240-4000 Theater Grosse Pointe War Friday at the Detroit • Truvelinf; exhibItIOn, Institute of Arts: FamIly Fun Day Alien Seas: Stones of Afncan Memorial: Charles H. Wright DestinatIOn Space, through onented workshops, !lve Adventure, Sunday, Aug AmerIcans on the Great • Pewabic Pottery/Old Museum of African- Monday, Sept 2 entertainment, tours, draw :t1 Lakes, through Apnl 2003 English, children 6-9, 2-4 • Hands-on laboratory mg Ifi the gallenes, 6-9 pm, American History: • Arctic Ring of Life 10 am -5 pm, Wednesday- pm, Tuesday, Aug 6, and exhIbits . Fnday, Aug 2 5200 • In the "Spirit of exhIbIt, 42 acres of arctIC Sunday Belle Isle, DetrOIt children 10-13, 2-4 pm, Woodward, DetrOIt $4 Martin," a Smlthsoman • IMAX Dome Theatre ammals and a clear, under- $3 adults, $2 children, 5-18 Wednesday, Aug 7 $33 adults, $1 chIldren (313) ExhlbltlOn of VIsual Arts cel- • DIgItal Dome water Polar Passage Wednesdays are free (313) Planetanum • Watercolor 833-7693 ebrating Dr Martin Luther • Anteaters: Fast Food 852-4051 '; Workshop. chIldren, 10-13, "Starlit Summer King Jr, through Saturday, SpeCIalIsts InteractIve 9 30-11 am, Monday, Aug Nights," 1 and 3 pm, dally Aug 31 exhIbIt In the WIldlIfe Henry Ford Museum 12-Thursday, Aug 15 $49 "Hubble: Images of the • Jacob Lawrence John Intel pretlve Gallery, and Greenfield Village: • Etiquette 101, 6-8.30 Infinite," 11 am, noon, 2 GPAA exhibit Brown Series, through through Sunday, Sept 8 pm, Monday, Aug 12 $25 p m and 4 pm, weekdays • Celebration of Saturday, Aug 31 • National Amphibian Emancipation, Saturday, • A Mad Hatter's Tea and 11 am, noon, 2 pm., 4 9 30-5 pm, Wednesday- ConservatIOn Center Aug 3 and Sunday, Aug 4 Party, 3-5 pm, Tuesday, to celebrate Saturday, 1-5 pm, Sunday p m and 5 pm, weekends • Wild Summer Nights Aug 20 $23 "Zubenelgenubi's • America's Hometown 315 E Warren. DetrOIt $5 at the DetrOit Zoo concert Summer Celebration, Address 32 Lakeshore 25 years of art Magical Sky," 10 am, adults. $3 children, 5 and series, 6-7 30 pm, through Sunday, Aug 18 Pre-registratIOn reqUIred The Grosse POlfite ArtIst;, up (313) 494-5800 weekdays 9 30 a m -5 pm, Wednesdays, through Aug (313) 881-7511 Monday-Fnday • Lah.De-Dahs ASSOCIatIOn Will hold Its 28 Historical baseball team • "SIlver Anmversary "The Search for LIfe In the • Wild Adventure plays on the Village Green, Summer .Intensive ExhlbltlOn~ from Aug 3-29 at Children's Museum: Umverse," 11 am., Simulator. through Sunday, Sept 29 Dance Camp: Macomb the Art Center, 1005 Workshops, noon-2 pm., Saturday, Aug 10 Zoo hours 10 a m -4 pm, Ballet Company, WIth Maryland at the corner of Thursdays and Fndays, for Science Center hours • !MAX Theatre. dally Ten MIle at Hours 9 a m-5 pm, Instructors from Eisenhower chIldren, 6-12 1030 am -6 pm, Saturday Jefferson Ifi Grosse POInte Woodward, Royal Oak $8 Monday-Saturday and noon- Dance Ensemble, PetE'r Park and Sunday. 5020 John R, • Asia: Largest Continent adults, $6 semors and chil- 5p m , Sunday 20900 SparlIng Dance Company on Earth, Thursday, Aug 1 DetrOIt $7 adults, $6 More than 20 member dren, 2-12 $4 SImulator Oakwood, Dearborn $850- and Umversity of MIchigan and Fnday, Aug 2 semqrs and chIldren, 2-12 artIsts will partiCIpate m the ndes $4 parkmg (248) 398- $13 50 Museum, $10-$16 present Ballet, Modern, $4 lMAX Dome $4 planetar- dIsplay of selected works • Europe: ClaSSIcal 0903 Village, Children under 5 Jazz. 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Fr1day. , I Farms-City survives rain and tough foes to win state title The Grosse Pomte Farms- two Juts, mcludmg a tape- Side 10 the top of the fifth m the third that hl'lped put City 12-year-old Little measure home run to center In the bottom of the the game out of reach League Baseball All Stars field mmng, FIsher led off WIth a Sheehy had two hit" and are happy with the state Max Getz and Jack walk and Stephens SlOgled Monark and Thoma" hIt champIOnship they won last Monark had the other Remillet drove 10 the first run-produtlng "mgles Getz weekend Farms-City hIt.... run of the mnIng and Getz and Dauphmal" had the But they want more Sean McLoughlin made followed With a three-run Farms-City'" other hits "T tnlrl thp kHl~ thRt ,t'~ R the defenSive play of the homer that ended the game Farms-CIty suffered Its great accomphshment to game when he ;,nagged a on a lO.run mercy rule only lObS01 the tourndl11CIlL wm the state champIOnship long fly ball by Tyler fIrst Getz fimshed 3-for-4 With 10 the final game of pool There were between three and thrpw to second base to seven RBIs Stephens play, bowmg 2-0 to Bay CIty and four hundred teams double up Jamie Simpson, picked up hiS first WIOof the Southwest around the state t~at start- who had led off the mmng state tournament Monark pItched an out- ed the tournament at the With one of the two The host RIchmond team standmg game but the dlstnct level and to be the DowagIac hlt.~ was Farms-CIty's next oppo- Farms-City was unable to lai't O,.e ahve means that All of the Sunday pool nent and It was also a mercy score any runs, despIte hits they're a great baseball games were postponed for a wm, endmg With Grosse by Fisher, Sheehy, Remillet team," saId manager Mike day because of heavy ram Pomte leadmg 12-1 after and Getz Getz "But let's not let It end When the Farms-City final- four mmngs It turned out that the here ly got around to playmg FIsher pItched a one-hit- defeat dIdn't matter as "We're going to face some Petoskey, It fell behmd 5-0, ter and struck out mne Farms-CIty advanced to the outstandmg teams m the but rallied to post a 16-6 VIC- Fisher and St~phens dId semlfinab on the baSIS of a tle-breakmg formula that regIonal, but we've already tory most of the damage offen- beaten some great teams After Petoskey scored Sively With three and five enabled them to wm theJr There's no reason why we three times m the first RBIs, respectively bracket can't keep gomg ~ mnmg and added two more FIsher hit a three-run Blissfield, whIch was That's the attItude that runs m the second, MIke homer and a slOgle and undefeated In pool play, was the Farms-City IS takmg Getz gave hIS squad some Stephens contnbuted a dou- mto the Great Lakes words of encouragement ble and he hIt a grand slam See TOURNEY, page 2C RegIonal that beginS They obVIously worked, as Sunday 10 IndIanapolis The Farms-CIty scored SIXtimes Farms-CIty's first opponent 10 the bottom of the second WIll be the OhIO state cham- Remillet walked and scored pIOn on a double by Max Getz Getz had that mind set Getz took thIrd on a passed remforced after talkIng to ball and scored on Bnan the manager of last year's Barclay's ground out After Roosevelt Park team, whIch walks to Sam Matt and Enc defeated Farms-City for the Allison, FIsher hit a three- state title run homer to tie the game This year's champlOnsrup Michael Sheehy has been a solid performer at third Michael Sheehy reached game was a rematch of last base during the Farms-City All Stars' tournament base on an error and scored jear's final but trus tlme the run. the fIDal run of the mnmg on Farms-City beat the team Chns Stephens' smgle from the Muskegon suburb shop" that," Getz saId "By staYIng The first two Petoskey 6-1 The team even found m Port Huron, It gave the batters reached base m the The former Roosevelt some tIme to practice kids the expenence of gomg third, but Stephens got out fi I h h "We practiced for about an away for a tournament But f h th h h I f Park manager e t t at IS hour and a half but we didn't it also did them good to sleep ~ t b~JaT wlh tee p 0 ~ team might have been too want to drive them too in theIr own beds before the au e p ay t at was starte satISfied With winnmg the when shortstop Allison field- state title so Its tournament hard,~ Getz saId last two games I thmk they ed a grounder behind second run ended In the regional Sunday's ram delays were ready to go home" base On Its way to the state mcluded a tornado warnmg The last two days were Farms-City added to Its champIonship, Farms-City that forced evacuatIOn of long ones The day started lead 10 the third when Sam had to cope With more than Beebe Park and sent the WIth the Farms-CIty team DauphlOals doubled heme the tough competItion They team and Its followers taklOg battlOg practtce at Michael Thomas, who had ~15"~ ~~h thr~1'!scrambl~\14.~o a lJ¥l,ch,yrc~ ...Elworthl;"F~d_at~~ ~~,a W. ~' By Brad Lindberg end at Waterford Hills Road dnver Bill Catalfio ended AsSOCIatIOn car from somethmg Scarpace Midway through tilt "Youngblood" Staff Writer Racmg course the weekend WIth consecu- Dearborn HeIghts Catalfio See DRIVER, pag-e 2(' To wm, first you have to McCarthy won Saturday's tIve third-place fimshes calls the aggressIve, 20- finIsh race from the pole He won Catalfio, who vowed at the To wm a champIOnship, Sunday's race from the pole start of the season to Swimmers you have to finIsh first The double VICtory extended achIeve podmm fimshes or That's the wmmng formu- hIS senes lead run off the track trymg, dId 11 la MIke McCarthy has been "Thmgs worked out well," both 10 Saturday's race break followmg his first year of said McCarthy, a Gro"se While McCarthy sped away m tbe lpad, Catalfio dnvmg 10 the Spec Racer POInte Farms reSIdent and records _Hf\rrt~. _ -_.-~lltfl r~('ln , 2C August 1, 2002 s orts Grosse Pointe News Farms-City to-year-oids advance to state Little League tourney The GrOBSePomte Farms- m the bottom of the mnlng moved Remlllet to thIrd gle - hIs Hurd lut of the and Remlllet fourth-mnlng run on a lead- CIty 10-year-old LIttle Blake Malburg led off WIth a with a perfect bunt smgle game Peltz followed with a Farms-City added a pair off smgle by Sklarski, a League Baseball All Stars smgle and a catcher's mter- Matt Temrowskl ran for triple and he scored on of runs m the second stolen base, and groundouts are among the eight best ference call put runners on Remlliet and stole home to Shlrar's smgle Remillet's Rodney walked, stole sec- by Getz and Peltz Shlrar teams m the state In theIr first and second with no make it 5-1 Shortstop Lelf second double of the game ond, moved to third on pitched another scoreless age group. outs Pitcher Bobby Walters Rodney bunted safely and drove m Shlrar and Sklarskl's fielder's chOice mnlng, helped by a fine run- The 10-year-olds won the followed With an opposltIve stole second to put runners Temrowskl drove m the final and stole home Getz fol- nlng catch m nbht field by Sectlon 6 title at Elworthy field double to dnve m one on second and third run WIth a groundout lowed With a gle to dnve Nick Monforton FIeld With a two-game run That left runners on Brandon Petz followed With It took Peltz only five m Sklarskl Farms-CIty broke the sweep of Richmond, wluch second and third WIth no a two-run smgle to extend pItches to retire RIchmond Richmond's Nick Mancluk game open WIth a slX-run had gone undefeated m wm- outs, but Farms-City pItcher the lead to 7-1 m order m the fifth mnlng led off the bottom of the sec- fifth inning VanderSchaaf nmg the Port Huron Bobby Peltz struck out the Sklarskl .....0.8 safe on a He finished With a three-hlt- ond With a smgle, but he led off with a smglr but was District next three batters to prevent fielder's chOIce and Getz ter that mcluded seven was erased on a steal forced at second by Rodney That sent the Farms-City further damage connected on a two-run sm- stnkeouts and one walk attempt by a strong throw A walk to Monforton and a mto the state tournament Farms-CIty went ahead Srurar was a standout at by Getz to Peltz, who was bunt smgle by Petz loaded whIch concludes today, Aug for good With a run m the T.ourney _ third base, handhng all four playmg shortstop Shlrar the bases With one out I, m Bay City It's the fourth third mnmg Getz doubled of hiS chances flawlessly, then fanned the next two Sklarslu drove m one run time m the 51-year rustory and scored on Chns Srurar's whole> ""nd('~~~h::::::f :::t s;:;c bu.tt-. • .; ,., 'WI .. l>iUl;i", :'1u,,[u, ...1II of tne league that the hI- smgle. F •...,w plige 1(; and and Remlliet at first Farms-CIty pushed across scored on an error and Peltz year-olds have played m the Peltz contmued to doml- the Farms-City's semifinal also played well defenSively two more runs In the third hit a two-run smgle to make state tournament nate on the mound as he opponent and the Grosse In the second game, the Reml1let and VanderSchaaf It 12-0 An RBI smgle by Farms-CIty opened sec- allowed only one baserunner POinte team came from Farms-City bats pIcked up hit back-to-back doubles Shlrar and a steal of home tIOna! play With a 13-1 VlCto- through the next three belund for a 7-3 VICtory. where they left off as they aown the left field line to by Peltz wrapped up the ry over Rtchmond and com- innings . jumped to a 3-0 lead m the produce one run sconng pleted the sweep With a 14-0 The Farms.City bats came Blissfield scored tWice m first mmng VanderSchaaf scored on a Shlrar finished With a tnumph alive III the fifth. Peltz start- the first mmng, and after a Sklarskl was hit by a throwmg error on Rodney one-hit shutout He walked The opener was closer ed the outburst With a hard three-hour ram delay, added pItch and Getz walked After hard grounder to the two and recorded seven than the final score mdl- one-hopper that the trurd a run m the second to lead 3- a double steal, Peltz rut a mound Once agam Srurar strikeouts In five mnmgs cates }t'arms-Clty opened baseman couldn't handle 0 two-run double over the left had a perfect inning that Other key contributIOns the scoring In the first and Shirar followed WIth a In the bottom of the third, fielder's head Peltz came mcluded a pair of stnkeouts With the bat and glove came mnmg when Keith Sklarslo line-drive smgle Both the Farms-City erupted for around to score on consecu- and a popup from outfielders Ryan Miller drew a leadoff walk, stole scored on Brad Remlllet's five runs and Blissfield bve groundoutb by Shlrar The Farms-CIty scored a d.nd Matt KnelSer second and scored on a sm- double down the left field tr81led for the first bme m gle by Charhe Getz. line. the tournament Richmond tied the game Andy VanderSchaaf Allison started the rally WIth a smgle down the trurd-base line and Fisher CITY OF HARPER WOODS followed With a hard Ime CITY CLERK'S OFFICE dnve that cleared the center WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN field fence After walks to Getz and Stephens, Remlllet OFFICIAL ELECTION NOTICE smgled and Sheehy rut a sacnfice fly Monark capped 10 IH~ QUALlHW LLEC10RS O~ fHE<.IfY OF HARPLR WOODS COUNTY the outburst WIth rus second or \\,\) NE STAfE OF 'MICHIGAN NOIl«" hereby 8a", .hll 0 Pnmary EI.,IIon \\111 be- hdd lI1: Ihe CIIY of Harper Wouds In Ihe County OrW3YM SIOlle or Mll.hlgiJll 0", hit of the game Au~u~[ 6 2002 from 7 00.1 m 10800 P m fOf the- Pnm.1I)' EhxlJon Allison started a produc- (,LJ\emOf Unlk'd ~IJle:S Sen.ue tive fifth mning With a dou- Rl..pn senl"ltl"C' In Con!-Il:':>s ble and eventually scored on ~t ..ut:' Senall: a sacnfice bunt by Getz A ~ 11Il Rl. presenl.lll ve Ll um) fXelUII'fe double by Monark and sm- C.1UrH) (ommISSlont:I gles by Dauphmals and Dt..Jt!g::J~~ 10 CUUnly Lome:1lI10n I Jud~e ot Ihe:(In.UJI C~)urt "kJ CH'l.ylt Hl:,gular T(rn Nun Im.Jlrbt..nl Poslllon McLoughhn produced the final Farms-City run in the HATE PRllPOSA1,S fifth PIWI'OSAl02.1 Getz had an outstanding \ PROPOSAL TO A \IENIl THe PROVISIUN OF THE STA n. CONSTITUTION defenSIve game at catcher. <.OVERNING THE OPeRATION OF The Graue Paiute Farms-City lo-year-old Uttle League AUStars won the sec- THE STAre OFFICeRS CO\lPENSATION CO\1MbSlllN (SOCCI He picked a Bhssfield run- tion 6 championship with two victories over Richmond. In front, from left, are ner off first base after catch- Ilk.. pruposed t~mll,utlullll1.nk:nJment \Hluld Brendan Petz, Matt Temrowskl. Bobby Peltz, Nick MoDf'orton. Ryan Miller and mg a foul popup and he Andy VandeJ'Schaaf. In the middle row. from ieft. are Keith Sklarskl, Matt bela- I I\dd Allome:) Gt..nt..ml md ~n:laI) 01 S'iUe: 10 1l~, OfS1.3h.. 001\,.la15 ""OOser--sal.m~ anll threw a runner out at third er. Brad Remillet, LeURodDey, Chria Shlrar and Charlie Getz. In back. from left, t..~f'\.nsl tllluWJi1llS :1rI,: dell"mllned by the SOCC Jlll,~'h!lot lurrenlly mcludes the' SI:l1l. in the slXth mnmg Il:glsl ..ture GO\trnUf LIe:lltCllJnl GUH:'mor and Supn:mc: Cuurt JUSIIl.C:5 are coach Kevin Kondrat. manager Mike Peltz, District 6 director Art Getz, FIsher recorded Ius tlurd Farms-City president Mike Sheehy and coaches Jim VanderSchaaf and Darryl I Rt~uln. Ihe: 1l:8lsldlure 10 apprmc by n)J.Jonl) vtll~ ...my salary :lnd ~x.pt!n5e allow,:mu~ Miller. dt'~trmH1alti.ln5 pmpos.ed by file SOCC befon:' delennmallons ~o lRlo effett Currcmly wm of the tournament He lh~ ~OC<.. ~ de1~rnllIUmoru. go IRlo ~tled unless reJeclet.l by a 2/1 'Io01C' of kglsl:lIure scattered five hits and struck out 10 Woods-Shores team takes first • PIOHd.. th~l IhI: SOCC S salary and It:Jlip;:nse defemunnrlOn:s would LjJke effect aflC'r rtk;: A pair of first-innmg dou- ntJ;1 gc:nC"r.lJ ctC"Ltlon bles produced one run for I IYCS I )NO Roosevelt Park but further in Eastpointe Baseball Classic damage was averted when PROPOSAL 02-2 A team of 12-year-old all champlOnslup game two hIts, scored three runs first baseman Remillet stars from Grosse Pomte MIchael Hemovlch led the and earned a save when he A PROPOSAL TO \LLllW CERTAIN PER\1ANENT ANIl FNIlOW'\o1ENT thre\\< to Getz for a key out Woods and Grosse POinte way m that contest With stranded the tying run on WNII~ TO U~ INVES fell AS PROVnnllllY LAW ANIlINCREASf. at the plate \1 I 1lI\ I [)SPENDING fOR STATh PARKS LOC \1. PARKS Shores won the 12-team three ruts, including a pair tlurd base In the seventh AND OUTI>OOR Rf.CREATION FIsher started the Farms- Eastpomte Summer of tnples and he scored four Inning n~ propl <,(,.J, IhllluIIUlnI111'll.nJIlk:1l1 would City first WIth a smgle to left Baseball ClaSSIC runs James Costa scored Catcher Brad Vandevorde i\lhl\\ l[l III JXrm UlC:i1t .mJ c:ndowmC:1lI lund,) mdudml. '\J.JIUI II R~uur .."\.s TruSI and came around to score on Thf:' tournament annually three runs. Peter Mitchell made the defensive play of J unJ ~1,J!t. PJr ....s I nJo\'lomcnl rund Jnd Vt.h ..fiJnS Trust I und lu be Invt"src:d J.S pro three passed balls Sheehy attracts some ofthe top local was 2.for-2 and made some the game With an unasSIsted \tdcJ tt) 1;:1.... d llllll:ltln~ prror I"('Slru.IHltlllll Il\lCSllIlg JIl SIOl-ks added another smgle and all star teams from the met- outstandmg defensIve plays putout of a runner attempt- • JIl..r\,.l!.(. "'.lIur;:ll RI:~"lUIll:'> rru'il F unJ ....Jp on .lSs , I AtJgust 1, 2002 Grosse Pointe News S:eorts 3C Baseball------_ From page 2C berth III the title game by three runs, while Michael Peters shared the pitching In pool play, Grosse Pomte The Woodb-Shores team beatmg the host Eastpomte to score from third, Koltun and NIck Cullen duties Peter Mantael did beat teams from Chnton was coached by Denms Zak, team 183 each had thrpp hlt~ and Marty Peters and Bill Vandevorde tagged hlnl out most of the cat~hlng and ~cored four run~ etpll «( Townbhlp, St Clair Shores Hemovlch Chr!~ Zuk Ipd thl II <1~ Wdb btrong behmd the plate and Bprklpy Woods Shorp" (MIll d ,( \\Ith till hit, lIld ,(ulld l}lhllJII Kullun I.. IK .lilt! -r"'" "• A 12-year-old all star team of baseball players {rom Grosse Pointe Woods and Shores took first place in the Eastpointe Summer Baseball ClassIc, From left, PhotobyKarenBanIk are Brad Vandevorde. Michael Koltun. Chris Zak. Peter Maniaci, Chris Peters, The City of Grosse Pointe's girls 12-and-under 2GO-metermedley relay team Michael Hemovich. Kevin Zak. James Costa, Nick Cullen, Johnny Maniaci, Peter set a Lakefront Swimming Association record of 2:20.50 in wlnnin, the event Mitchell, Patrick Gustine and coaches Marty Peters, Bill Hemovich and Dennis in last week's league meet. From left, are team members Sarah Jenzen (back- zak. stroke), Maria Hartman (breaststroke), Zoe Berkery (butterfly) and Michelle Mar- tinelli (freestyle). Their effort broke the old mark of 2:24.20 set by Grosse PolDte WoodslD 1982. Golf outing a success for South hockey The Grosse Pomte South Boys Hockey Club's sixth The tie was settled with a annual golf outing and budden-death putt-off on the fund raiser at Cedar Glen 18th green Swimming------Golf Course had plenty of excitement The entire group of From page Ie Auk, Park, 3242 2, Bailey Powell, 14-aod.under Mike VanBeek, WoodB, 3300 5, Park, 36 12 3, Mary Leone, St Boys 100 Individual medley: Wilson Holm, City, 33 37 6, golfers surrounded the records, the Park had three Clair Shores, 3622 4, Kacey I, Jon Sax, City, 11224 (breaks Harmon Matthews, Park, 34 54 green as Bopp bank hiS sec- ak h S Murph), City, 36 75 5, Er:ca Bruce, record of 1 1793 set by NIck Girls 50 backstroke: I, While the team of Chns ond putt to beat Pat Blake's record bre ers, t e hores City, 3689 6, Melame Carolan, Janutol of the Woods m 1999) 2, Carolyn Jacobs, Shores, 3341 Johnson, Billy Koresky, Dan three-putt effort had two and the Farms and Woods,3987 Alex GlendenlDg,Farms, 1 14 94 3, (breaks record of 33 52 set by He:dl Nillja and J C Campbell Woods each had one record Boys 25 backstroke: I, 1'1mmy Matt Lane, Shores, 1 1920 4, Mader of the Woods m 1989) 2, effort Ponkowslu, Park, 1820 2, Matt Chns Blunden, Shores, 1 1925 5, Samantha John, Park, 3444 3, had the first-place trophy A group of nearly 80 M d I City 1934 3 Matt Andrew Pierce, Park, 1 1940 6, Mary Klacza, Park, 3588 4, safely III hand, there was golfers partiCipated m the JOIning Auk m rewritmg SC~r;"I~t, Far:ns, 2024 '4, Joe 1'1mDenton, CIty, 11944 Lauren Remhard, Farms, 3631 5, sttll some unfinished bUSI- event the record book were Jon Hesshurg, Park, 2077 5, MIke Girls 100 mdivldual medley: Jam: Morns, CIty, 3681 6, JessIca ness Sax of the City m the boys DlDan, Farms, 2101 6, Joey Zarb, 1, StephanIe Johnson, Farms, D1Vll'gll,Farms, 3769 14-and-under 200 individual Wwd~, 21 4G 1 1501 \breaks record of116 33 set Boys 50 breaststroke: I, Peter It was the biggest field In medley' Michael Manos, Girls 25 backstroke: I, Kacey by Meredith Moore of the Woods ID Stevens, Park, 3573 2, Paul A team led by head coach the lustory of the outmg, m , d d 50 Murphy, City, 1944 2, Jaclue 1999) 2, Mehs88 Cleary, Sbores, Padesky, Woods, 3595 3, Ryan Bob Bopp and another four- which proceeds help defray City, boys 12:an .-un er Stevens, Park, 19 78 3, Ema 1 1524 3, Carly Czajka, Park, StelDer, Farms, 3624 4, Waseem some headed by assistant expenses for the upcommg freestyle; DaVId Richardson- Bruce, City, 20 49 4, AI!:eHenmng, 1 1865 4, Dana Zak, Woods, Kseball, Farms, 3701 5, Chns coach Dave BJlbrey Jr tIed Rossbach, Park, boys 17- Park, 21 18 5, Lauren Bradley, 1 1881 5, Alex Matthews, Park, Vella, CIty, 3729 6, Stephen season and-under 200 indIVidual Woods, 2243 6, Saml F:hppel!:, 1 1882 6, Natahe &lllch, Farms, Cormlhe, Woods,3754 for second place dl L M Shores, 22 58 12003 Girls 50 breaststroke: I, Julla me ey, eeann ocen, Boys 25 breaststroke: I, Fares Boys 50 freestyle: I, Chr,s Sturm, Farms, 3665 2, Becka Park, girls 12-and-under 50 Ksebat" Farms, 2129 2, Joe Blunden, Shores, 2858 2, Alex Jenzen, City, 3870 3, Jenna freestyle, Bnan Cleary, Hessburg, Park, 2130 3, Brett GlendenIng, Farms, 2891 3 Joey DeHayes, Farms, 3942 4, Ashley Shores, boys 8-and-under 25 Wltbers, Park, 2160 4, John Ryan, Farms, 28 92 4, 1'1mDenton, Petz, CIty, 3978 5, Kelly Connor, freestyle, Carolyn Jacobs, M:chael Guest, Woods, 2185 5, CIty,2912 5, BobAlexander, Park, Park, 3985 6, Katie Monahan, Sh rls 17-and-under Connor Dumn, Farms, 22 04 6,1'1m 2934 6, Robert Vancampenhout, Shores, 4001 ores, gI Lupo Woods 2249 St Clall' Shores, 2959 Boys 50 butterfly: I, Ben 50 backstroke, Stephame Gl'rls 25 breaststroke: 1 Girls 50 freestyle: 1, Brooke Jenzen, City,29 30 2, Nick Janutol, Johnson, Farms, girls 14- Jeanne Fnsbey-Zedan, CIty, 2105' White, St Clair Shores, 2930 2, Woods, 2933 3, Mike VanBeek, and.under 200 mdlvldual 2, Sanll F:hppelh, Shores, 2183 3, Kust"n Dansey, Park, 2966 3, Woods, 3061 4, Darren Mantyla, dley and Kim MorawskI Kathenne 'furner, City, 2202 4, Mehssa Cleary, Shores, 3046 4, Farms, 3066 5, MIke Withers, me '. ' Mary Leone, St ClaIr Shores, Stephame Yaklin, Park, 30 89 5, Farms, 3074 6, Ty Wolfe, Park, Woods, girls 8-and-under 25 2229 5, Ehzabeth Grosctt, Park, Megan Moore,Woods,31 26 6, Sam 3125 breaststroke 2278 6 Kathryn Cumpata, Park, Obell, Woods,31 62 Girls 50 butterfly: 1, ChrISty The City set the two relay 2424 Boys 50 backstroke: I, Jon Koehler, St CI8Ir Shores, 3192 2, records In the girls 12-and- Boys 25 butterfly: 1, Mike Sax, CIty, 3367 2, Alex JoAnn Mathews, Farms, 33 11 3, under 200 medley and the Shook, Farms, 1729 2, TImmy Glendemng, Farms, 3412 3, Manon Markfeld, St ClaIr Shores, Ponkowsk:, Park 1828 3, Sam Robert Vaneampenhout, St Clarr 3378 4, Jaml MOrTIS,CIty, 34 13 boys 200 freestyle Effinger, CIty, 1845 4, Scotty Shores, 3546 4, ChriS Blunden, 5, Kaue Monahan, Shores, 34 34 6, I Following are the top SIX Kudlahs, Woods, 1885 5, Brad Shores, 3762 5, Andrew Miller, Becka Jenzen, CIty, 35 01 fimshers In each event, KamlDSk:, Park, 19 66 6, Fares Farms, 39 75 6, M:ke Walton, along With the records that Kse~at:, Farms, 1997 Shores, 4025 Relays Guls 25 butterfly: 1, Sarah Girls 50 backstroke: I, Muted 17.and.under 200 med. were broken Auk, Park (breaks record of 1670 StephanIe Johnson, Farms, 3388 ley: I, Grosse Pomte Park 8-and-under set by Amy BartoszeWIcz of the 2, Brooke White, St Clall' Shores, (Samantha John, Carly CzakJa, Boys 25-meter freestyle: I, Farms ID 1978) 2 Jeanne Fnsbey 3392 3, Enca Schumann, City, Peter Stevens, JOSIah Spurr), ! Br:a" Cleary, Shores, 1640 (breaks Zedan City and Bailey Powell 3551 4, Kelly Gallagher, Woods, 2 08 62 2, City of Grosse POlDte, old record of 1680 set hy Larry Park, i775 (tie) 4, Mered:th Reid: 37 14 5, K:m Stevens, Park, 3734 2 10 72 3, Grosse POlDte Farms, The team of, from left, Chris Johnson, Billy BrlSlu of the Woods In 1996) 2, Shores, 1894 5, Karlee Humnhrey, 6, Carly Czajka, Park, 3876 2 1089 4 Grosse POlnte Woods, Henry Fildes, Farms, 1803 3, Farms 20 11 6 MeredIth Boys 50 breaststroke. I, Koresky; Dan Ninja and J.C. Campbell took first 2 1600 5, Grosse POlDteShores, place in the Grosse Pointe South Boys Hockey Club M:chael Ohver, Park, 1805 4, MaDls~alco CIty,20 77 Andrew Fly, Woods,3787 2, N:ck 225 33 6, St ClalTShores, 2 36 56 KevlD Reck, Park, 18 11 5, Scott Hy, Park, 3860 3 Bob A1exauder, Boys 12-and-under 200 med- golf outiDg. Posada, Farms, 1839 6, Nick 12.and-under Park, 3884 4, JamIe Handley, ley: I, Grosse Pomte Farms (Greg Pangon, City, 18 56 Boys 50 freestyle: I, Michael Farms, 3928 5, Charlie Cooper, Posada, Beau Yavor, 1>hkeBurchl, Girls 25 freestyle: I, Katie Manos, CIty, 29 53 (breaks record of Shores, 39 30 6, Alex Garbanno, Steve Hamadek), 2 3136 2, Grosse Casc, Shores, 17 88 2, Megan 2962 set by Larry Bnsk: of the City, 4059 POlDte Shores, 2 34 10 3, Grosse Brooks, Farms, 1804 3, Megan Woods ID 1999) 2, Karl Tech Girls 50 breaststroke: I, Carly PO!Dte Park, 241 4€ 4, City of Bergeron, Woods, 19 18 4, JessIca Shores, 3064 3, Steve Harnadek, Czajka, Park, 3804 2, Alex Grosse POInte, 24285 5, Grosse KamlDsk. Park, 1973 5, Jill Farms, 3075 4 M:ke Burchl, Matthews, Park, 3959 3, POlDteWoods,24391 6, St ClalT Schumann, CIty, 20 03 6, Lena Farms, 32 66 5, Grant Withers, MackenZieWillms, Farms, 40 85 4, Shores, 3 1106 1'1to,Shores 2077 Park, 3281 6, Mlcheel Lane, Meghan Carey, City, 41 10 5, Katie Girl. 12-and.under 200 med- Boys 25 backstroke: I, Bnan Shores, 33 42 Petz, CIty, 42 13 6, Juhe Zarh, ley: I, City of Grosse POlDte(Sarah Cleary, Shores, 2076 2, Scott GIrls 50 freestyle. 1, Leeann Woods,42 67 Jenzen, Mana Hartman, Zoe Adelson, Woods, 21 18 3, MIke Mocen, Park, 2910 (breaks record Boys 50 butterfly: I, Jon Sax, Berkery, Michelle Mart,nelll), " Ponkowsk:, Park, 22 18 4, JaKe of 3') 00 set by Katie Young of the City, 32 11 2, Joey Ryan, Farms, 22050 (breaks record of 224 20 set Murphy City, 22 60 5, KevlDReck, Woods ID 1982) 2, Sarah Cullen, 3262 3, Alex Garbarmo, CIty, by the Grosse Pomte Woodsteam of Park, 23 19 6, Chns Montague, Shores, 29 74 3, Amanda BrandeiS, 3292 4, Matt Lane, Shores, 3431 Nancy Woods,Laura Verona,Nancy Farms, 25 12 Farms, 3062 4, Zoe Berkery, CIty, 5, Andrew PlOrce, Park, 3668 6, K:sh and Kaue Young lD 1982) 2, Girls 25 backstroke: I, Ella 3182 5, MIchelle MartlDel\: C,tv, Jon Sattler ,shore. 41 nR Grosse POinte Farms (Amanda Pendy, F"rm. 22 R4 2, EJ.za "[ott, Jl!1ts 6, Libby Jensen, Farms, Girls 50 butterfly: I, Stephanle Fildes, Anna Cunnmgham, Amanda Clt)~2365 3, Katie Case. Shores, 32 53 J~!'-~~~~, F~r:n~. 325" 2, !l".1r::tc~ B:'~ndC1:;,L..bb:, Jcn~~\ 223 16 3 23 79 4, Carohne WIlk:nson, CIty, Boys 50 backstroke: I, Karl Dansey, Park, 33 70 3, Mehssa Grosse Pomte Woods, 22903 4, 2395 5, Devon McK:nley, Woods, Tech, Shores, 3799 2, 1'1mDman, Cleary, Shores 34 18 4, Erica Grosse Pomte Park, 2 32 15 5, 24 70 6, Colleen MartlD, Farms, Farms, 3946 3, Enc Jorgenson, Schumann, City, 3426 5, Amanda Grosse POlDteShores, 2 32 59 6, 2572 Shores, 4021 4, Greg Posada, Palffy Park, 3429 6, Kelly St ClalTShores, 3 08 57 Boys 25 breaststroke: I, Luke Farms, 4028 5, Jeff Moore,Woods, Gallagher, Woods,3468 - MII,ed 8-and.under 100 Hessburg, Park 24 15 I., Michael 4279 6, Edd:e Grumeretz, Woods, Dansey, Park, 24 64 3, Henry 42 B6 freestyle: I, Grosse POlDteFarms 17.and-under (Scott Posada, Henry FIldes, Ella FIldes Farms, 2608 4, LoUIe GIrls 50 backstroke I, Sarah Boys 100 IndiVIdual medley: Pendy, Megan Brooks), I 1494 2, Saravolatz, Shores, 2659 5, Sam Jenzen, City, 3554 2, 1>l1cholle I, DaVId Richardson Rossbach, Grosse Pomte Shores, 1 18 64 3, Hartman, City 2692 6, Chad lPch, Martmelll, City, 3785 3, Amanda Park 1 06 37 (breaks record of Grosse POintePark, I 20 12 4, City Shores, 27 85 FIldes, Farms, 3807 4 MIchelle 1 0725 set bj Ste,e Ogtlvy of the of Grosse POinte, 121 10 5, Grosse Girls 25 breaststroke: I, K:m Carolan, Woods, 38 14 5, Heather WoodslD 1999) 2 Darren Mantyla, POlnte Woods, 12290 6 St ClaIr Morawslu, Woods,22 62 (breaks old Poole, Woods, 3830 6, HeidI Hlrt, Farm., I 06 39 3, BcnJenzen, CIty, Shores, 1 23 62 record of25 16 set hy Kelsey Collins Shores, 39 58 10767 4 MIke VanBeek, Woods, MIlI:ed lO-and-under 100 of the Famrs m 1995) 2, Megan Boys 50 breaststroke' I Grant 1 0844 5, NIck J"nutol, Woods, freestyle 1, Grosse POlnte P".k Brooks, Farms, 2352 3, Sarah WIthers, Park, 4095 l. M.chael I 09 55 6, Peter Stevens, Park, (1'1mmyPonkowslu Ssrah Auk, Joe Sherer, Woods 2489 4, J:lI Lane Shores, 4244 3, Beau Yavor, I 1080 Hessburg, JackIe Stevens) I 07 39 Schumann, CIty, 2547 5, Carohne Farms, 4338 4, Bobby Barrett, GIrls 100 indIVIdual medley: 2, City of Grosse Pomte, I 0849 3, Willunson CIty, 28 16 6, Charlotte Park, 43 81 5, Nick Cullen Shores, I, Julia 1lturm Farms I 1235 2, Grosse POinte Farms, 1 10 62 4, Mooney Farms, 2826 44 98 6, Chns Kudlalls Woods, Carolyn Jacobs Shores, 1 12 72 3, Boy. 25 butterfly: I NIck 4766 Grosse Pomte Woods I 1150 S, sarah Auk of Grosse Pointe Park broke one of the Christy Koehler St Clair Shores, Grosse POinte Shores, 1 1481 6, oldest records on the Lakefront Swimming Associa- Pangon, CIty, 209'1 l, Mlc':ael Girls 50 breaststroke: 1 Sarah 1 1149 4, Samantha John Park, St Clair Shores, 141 11 Dansey, Park 21 57 3, MIke Cullen, Shore~, 3785 2, Anna 1 1588 5, Becka Jenzen, City, Boys 200 freestyle, I, CIty of tion books with ber winDing time of 16,17 in the Ponkowslu, Park, 22 08 4, LoUIe Cunnmgham Pums 39 97 3, 1 1604 6, Mer<'dlthMoore Woods, Grosse Pomte (Wilson Holm, 1'1m girls 10-and-under 25-meter butterny. The old SaTllvolatz, Shore. 2248 5, Scott Sarah Perry, Woods, 41 75 4, 1 III 50 [)cnton, Jon Sax, Ben Jcnzen), record of 16.70 was set by Amy Bartoszewicz of Posada, Farm~, 2273 6, Connor Melissa Oddo Park 41 18 5, Marla Boys 50 freestyle: I, Ben 1 5003 (breaks record of I 50 20 set Grosse Pointe Farms in 1978. Holm, Shores, 21 22 Hartman, Clly, 4262 6 Jenmfer Juw" City 25 71 2, MIke by Ihe Grosse Pomte Park team of Girls 25 butterfly' I, Ella Dunaway Farms 4277 Wither", Farm" 2642 3 DaVid I~n Thompson, Bill Thomp.on, Pendy, Farms, 1'194 2 Jessica Boys 50 butterfly: I, Steve RIchardson IWssbach Park, 2685 Matt SmIth and Scan Hoy~ 10 Kammslu, Park, 2050 3, Eliza H"rnadek Farms, 35 77 2, 4 MIke Dunaway Farms, 2701 5, 1984) 2, Grosse POlDte Park, Mott, CIty, 22 91 4 Megan MIchael Manos, CIty, 3592 3, Stephen Cormlhe, Woods,27 14 6, 1 5496 3, Grosse POinte Farms, Elect Ed~ard J. Bergeron, Woods, 23 03 5, Lena StA>phenVanBeek Woods,36 76 4, ,I""lah Spurr, Park, 27 19 1 5525 4, Grosse POlDte Woods, TJto, Shores, 2462 6, K,m MIke Burchl, Farms, 3695 5, EriC GIl"ls 50 freestyle: 1, Chnsty 1 5786 St Cllllr Shores, 2 03 53 6 Morawslu, Woods, 2473 Jorgenson, Shore., 4029 6, Koehler St ClaIr Shore. 29 14 2, GrO!'SCPomte Shores, 2 05 94 Michael Balk.. (',ty 4I 71 J()'and-under Carolvn ,J"cob. Shores 2'137 ,1, Girl. 200 freestyle' 1, Grog"e Girls 50 butterfly: 1 Zoe Anne Kopf, Shores 2q 59 4, Clare Gaffney Boys 50 freestyle: I, MIke romte Park (Lmd.~y ('ralg Berkery, CltV 32 77 2 ';"rah Burchl ~'"rm'l 2992 'i M"non Shook, Farms, 3332 2 Mstt Su-phanle Yaklin Alex M"tth~ws ,Jenzon C,ty 3121 3 Amanda Markfrld 8t Clair ';hore'l, 1024 6 KJrsten Dan8eY),2. 01 15 2 Gro.,,' State Representative Mandel CIty, 3'i 71l 3 Scotty BrandeIS, Farms, 34 43 4 LeMnn Ku<1.all'l Woods 364S 4 Matt ,IoAnn M"thew" F"rm., 3095 Pomtc farms, 20253 3, Gro'lse "...... ed~.ffn.v2002 "Om Mocen Park 35)'] 'i He"ther Boy. 50 backstroke: I Dav,,] SchmIdt, Farms 16 82 5 John Pomte ~,t"re8 l. 03 20 4 ::>t ClalT Endorscd hy Dctroit Frce Press Pool.. Woods, J,> M b 11el<11!!Irt, MIchael Guest, Woods, 3692 Bmd I{,eh"rdson Ro'!sbaeh P"rk, 3036 Shores, 20387 5, Grosse Pomr" Shores, 36 64 2 Darren M"ntvla Far'l'~ 3048 :l ....OOOs20435 6, CIty of Gro.. ~ KaminSKI, fark, 1901 Ryan Gunderson, CIty, 32 18 4, Girls 50 freestyle: I, Sarah Pomte, 2 0946 Thursday, August 1,2002 Classlfleds , Grosse Pointe News I The Connection (313)882-6900 ext. 3 - DeSignerS DiarY IF!oiut£ Carpet Care CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING COMMERCIAL I RESIDENTIAL Truck Mounttd & PortabU? Equipment QL'AI.ITY SERrICE . LOW PRICES Bonded & Inrured • Umrorml'll Profe8ll011&11 Call About Spring Specials 313.882.5450 • 586.296-4036 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 313-319-3900 *PAINfING *EXl ERlOR.Il\1TERIOR *POWER WASHING *STAINING *FINEST MATERIALS *1~LJ:CfROSTATlC PAINTING ~ILT.\I,ll'R.~mTRE, FEl\:CES I REL h~'TIMATES , " 10% OIT OR FREE PAlNf )mRIT PAINTI~G CO.,ll\\C. 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No ... plus utilitieS <:8lIIi ty (313)822-1496 (313)3317554 (313)8822079 (313)8221235 (3t3+882-7558 ~ (313)3787080 Thursday, August 1, 2002 CI888lfleds Grosse Pointe News I The Connection (313)882-6900 ext. 3 723 VACATION RENTALS 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/ILA.TS/DUPllX 701 APTS/FLATS/DUP.LEX 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPlIX 70S HOUSES FOR RENT 707 HOUSES FOR RENT / 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL NORTHERN MICHIGAN POINHS/HARPER WOODS POINHS/HARPER WOODS DETROIT /WAy/1I COUNTY S CS/MACOM8 COUNTY POINHS/HARPER WOODS S.CS/MACOM8 COUNTY FOR RENT HARRISVILLE- down CARRIAGE house- GROSSE POinte, St ALTER! Charlellolx- LAKE St Clair, small ST. Clair Shores, on Jef- PRIME, profeSSional of. town on Lal(e Huron smal', C"toy i oed. Johns area 3 bed- basement apartment, updated 1 bedroom GROSSE POinte ferson Large 2 bed- flce SUites, approxi. 2 bedroom house, room, hVlng room rooms, 1 5 bath, ga- 2 bedroom, $425 In- cottage Non smoking! Woods 2 bedroom, room duplex ,Extras mately 1,200 square completely furnished $5001 month rage, finished base- cludes heat Allallable pets $6~O Including garage, fenced, appli- garage No pets feet Kitchen and oth- excepl linens Kitch- (313)884-3784 ment, all appliances now I (313)885-0031 heat {586)468-0733 ances $725 $895 (586)725-5923 er amenities Grosse POinte Farms Day, en, dmlng room and CHARMING Lakepolnte $925/ month Open ------ONEI two bedroom (248)613-3079 ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- house August 4, 12- ALTER! Jefferson (313)965-8317 Eve- large liVing room 3 bedroom lower room bungalow 3p Po nte Manor apart apartments- St Clair HARP~R Woods. 3 ning, (313)600-5353 which over 100, 11 S PAIITY rL-ANNERSj 201 HELP WANTED r 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GEN(~Al 200 Hm WANTED GENERAL 200 HEll' WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTE~ GENERAl HELPERS IAUYSITTER o THE Parte POinte •• -NOW HIRING-" COSMETIC sales man. INSIDE sales, part lime- RESEARCH assistant ,; ~ • ~ a ~ FULL time child care m ANNOUNCEMENTS Wedding! event plan- ager for SWISSBotani- St Clair Shores Part time help need- .. ~CaLEANIaa a aNG • warm Grosse POinte ning Custom gift bas- College students/others cal personal care based company seeks ad for health research • home Starting Sep kets InVitations, bal- $14.05 baseJappt. company to launch personable and artlcu, project at Renals- tember 2nd 8. 5 3 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS Full loons www parties Guar starttng pay products In Southeasl late mdlvldual lor tele- sance Center Re- TiIne days/ week 4 year old CALLIGRAPHY A+ weddlngsetc 7H com Schol/lnters available Michigan Excellent phone sales- bUSiness qUires 20 hours per Position & 18 month old girls Add a touch of class 15222 E Jefferson FT/PT make your own trammg, fleXible 10 bUSiness Success. weeK, hours & days , • Must be lOVing & ex. Grosse POinte ParI{ schedule hours Call (313)886- 10 weuumg InVlldllOIlS, ful candld~tp mIJ<;1 flAlfLhlp jdeal pOS,II0n , • Monday thnl '. perienced With refer- place cards, Chnst- Macomb 586-498-8977 9610 have some sales ex- for college student or • • Friday '. ences (313)885-4170 mas cards, certifi- Detroit 313.343-0908 penence and comput- mom With school aged • • '. after 6pm COUNTRY Club of De- cates, etc Fast serv- www,workfor er exposure Salary children Computer. : 9MI to : • troit m Grosse POinte plus commiSSion knowledge reqUIred. FULL time nanny tor 20 Ice- reliable (313)526. JACK'S Transportation studenls CQm 4Pl\f • Farms IS looking for month twill boys 111 my 1484 Airport, doctor's, Monday- Friday, 9am- Parking provided Fax • Q14 00 home Must have rell. shopping Anywhere landscape assistant 1pm Send resume to resume to 313-885-' ;:J. you want to gol Also A NANNY ThiS IS a seasonal po- Heallhmark Industnes 3130 'Per Hour able transportation DONATE your old Beta sluon- through No. Co, 22522 E Nine ------'Good Daytime. 248-576- Max VIdeo recorders package pickup NETWORK 810)457-5945 vember (313)882- Mile Road, St Clair SARANDA Coney IS.: checkable 8822 Evenings. 313. for tax deduction Looking for quality 3001 Shores MI48080 land needs help, walt. fI • 642-1435 (800)358-9611 child care givers resses & short orde-: reae;';~~t~S .' LOVING nanny needed Top salary, benefits CROSSING guard- City MEDICAL Billing- Tired cooks 15221 E War- f"~ b b DONATE your unwant- Call • or our new""m a y, HONORS math stuaent of Harper Woods IS of the same old rou- ren Apply after 4pm • starting October 1 ed car to Tartanlum available for tutoring (586)739.2100 accepting applications tine? We are EastSide ," W kd Medical for a tax de- SAUTE cook needed at " 800.353.9088 • ee ays, 7am- All ages all math sub- ADMINISTRATIVE as- lor Crossing Guards Dermatology, a grow. 6 If I b duction (800)358 upscale country club ' pm you ove a- Jects Expenenced sistant needed part for Ihe 2002- 2003 Ing medical practice , b II (313)886- 9611 wtth offices In Grosse In Groosse POinte , lOAM. • les, ca Reasonable rates time to start, $9- $121 school year Must POinte Woods and Competllive wage" 2PJ\l ' 1029 (313)885-0639 hour Excellent MS pass phYSICal, drug 101 PRAYUS New Baltimore, cur. benefllS, uniforms pro- , J\l d 11 '. NANNY needed for Office knowledge a testing and back. rently looking for ex- Vlded (313)881-8000' on nv Inl' adorable 18 month old NOVENA to c;t Jude TEACHER- certified, 29 must (Word, Excel, groun<:l check Appli- years expenence cations available Mon- penenced Medical ext 102 ' • ~ ~ !'?~U)~•• ; In our Grosse POinte May the Sacred Heart of Outlook) For more tn- Available to tutor all day thru Fnday, Billers Fulll part time -S-H-A-M-P-O-O--a-ss-Is-ta-n-tlor: A a A • a A • a ... home 3- 5 days a Jesus be adored, glo- formation about Inter- subjects, grades 1 active Solutions 8 30am to 4 30pm Some Saturdays, flex. Expenenced profes. weeK Musl be :ovlng nfied, loved and pre- and 2 In your home Group and to submit 19617 Harper Ave- Ible hours Benefits slonal Immediate and experienced With served throughout the excellent references (313)526.1484 a position inquiry on- nue $7 20 to $7 90 aval Iable Send your opel1lng Leon s world. now and forev. line please VISit our per hour, depending resume to 20030 (313)884-9393 CHILD CARE needed In Start 111 mid. Septem- MaCk, Grosse POlnle September lor ages 3 ber Early or later start er Oh Sacred Heart TUTOR available for webSite @ on Intersection Con- 01 Jesus, pray tor us your child In Math and www NowHlre,com tact Sgt Selvaggl at Woods, MI 48236, or SMALL downtown De- 1/2 and Infant Weekly negotiable Day, Worker of miracles Spanish Please call 313.343-2535 If you fax 313.884-9756 trolt law firm needs 30- 40 hours In (313)993-1374 Eve- APARTMENT communi- pray for us St Jude (313)886-8432 have questions part- time employee to Grosse POinte home nll1gs, weekends ty seeks dynamiC, en. MICHIGAN Opera Thea- perfQrm fIImg and Warm energelic non- (313)823 -0084 helper of the hope- thuSlastJC dedlcaled tre IS seeking outgo- TUTORING: reading, Customer Service messenger services, smoker expenenced NANNY wanted- 111 less. pray for us lng, motivated mdlvld. 1 t 5 M d math by certified IndlvldLJal for house- ~ (Harper Woods Say thiS prayer 9 times uals \\11tha love of the pm 0 pm, on ay- Own transportallon, home day care for 7 teacher With Orton- keeping pOSillon Ex- office) needed Fnday $9001 hour relerences Call month old lOam- arts to fill seasonal d a day By the 8th day, Gillingham training cellenl benellts, day- 5 3Opm- 930pm Mon. an parking allow- (313)882-5224 3pm, Monday- Thurs- time work hours and poSitions as ticketing PI t rk your prayer Will be an- (313)882-8864 day- Thursdayl 9am- service representa- ance detasanF wo . days beginning mid- swered It has never great hourly payl 3pm Saturday Good Ing can I Ion ax reo CHILDCARE- Every Fn. September Nor.- Background check lives, 40 hours, some I I been known to fall, phone skills & sales weekends & eve. sume or etter 0 mtro- day, September. May smoker Experienced _ GROSSE POINTE and drug screenmg never Publ,callOn oackground helpful duetlon to (313)961- On call In the sum- With excellent referen- LEARNING CENTER performed Please call nlngs Positions need 1556 must be promised Will train Work at Smce 1977 313-259-5666 tQ find to be !tiled by August mer No late nights ces reqUired, reliable Thanks. St Jude for home IS option. 32 19th Please mall or STATION attendant for Apply at the front transportallon Our 25>~ On The Hill Qut about JOIning our year old family bUSI- prayers answered fax resume to Michl. customer care and gate Grosse POinte (313)640-1325 131 Kercheval G.P.I;. team today ness also needs gan Opera Theatre, auto mamtenance Yacht Club 788 Lake NANNY- newt>om Special thanks to our 313-343-0836 managerl supervi- ATTENTION. That's Attn Group Sales, Expenenced Full Shore Rd, Grosse Grosse POinte Octo- Mother Of Perpetual sor. Exc.ellent pay what YQu'1iget Lose 1526 Broadway De- time Village Mara- POinte Shores ber- June Please Help OS plan Karen 313-886- 123 DECORATING SERVICE weight, earn mQney trait MI, 48226 Fax than Cadieux at Ker. ------leave a message 1763. www,hbn4yQu CQm (313)237-3412 cheval, Grosse NANNY for 2 year old 586.943.5503 WALLPAPERING by (code W1012) Pomle See Phil toddler, newborn Joan 15 years expen. (586)790-6744 FULL time server need- NAIL tech needed for twins With expenence, Don't Forget- U ed, exper>enced only Grosse Pomte salon STOCK person needed own transportation Call your ads In Early! BooKKEEPERI secre. SPECIAL SERVICES Evemng busser need- Good workmg hours, Must be 18 $6501 and fleXible hours ClaSSified Advertismg ~~ _FI~~~I~" ~ou~~ ed Please apply With- fnendly atmosphere hour Musl apply In Resume required With 313-882-6900 ext 3 IiiiiI Ullt::' tJt:1:>VII vt.n ••~ Ill- In Tom s uyster Bar, ~ill~IIiI;;JIJ'; ••• SElF- emoloved book- formal expenenced, 1">40;l M~('k Ave ~~\~~S:I~~~"beneflts ~~:~~n",,~~~~'s~ ~a~ G",r,o..:~e\""PI~I}no.to:::;.o~e...fo:~- Groos. ~~~ ~..,. ~.....I "'/UU,"~I.,I,I;•..-v ""~Ul C ,-,O\JI I"\CIl",.lltl:YClI ...... OJ v ~..., 1. V'r'AJ'Sn. .... keeper seeking clients organized, computer Grosse Pomte TEEN computer wh,z part time Admlnlslra- literate Great pay NAIL Tech wanted WAITRESS, experi' 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL available to assist you tlve/ clencal office (586)634-4274 HAIRDRESSERS and Waxing and pedi- encedl Morning & af- 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL on your computer support also available receptlomst Upbeat, CHILD care center and cures Grosse POinte ternoons Bob or $20/ hour Steve (586)445-3122 reliable people need- Montesson School In Park s.;,on (313)882- Brenda, 313-824- ~mm~~~~~~~o»:~~OOOOlOOo:~ (313)884-1914 ed for salon In Grosse St Clair Shores 4880 4624 Expetl.ne.d COp,.ditor wut.d WOULD you like to be POinte (248)547-7690 needs a warm canng NOW hiring waltstaff l 109 ENTERTAINMENT free of debt? FlIlan- WORK With books Ma. to .Irk thrll dl'. I wllk. responsible adult to and bussers Apply In cldlly free get nd 01 INDUSTRIAL cleaning ture IndIVIduals want. MAGIC of J A McAtee work With children worker needed Must person 4300 Ca- ed for 9 + hours per S.nd ,.. um. to John Minnis, those creditors Want ages 3- 6 Some col- All ages and occa- be able to work flexl- dieux (313)882-8560 week at the Woods 96 K.,.lIn.l, 0' .... Fer•• , MI 412.16; Independence? lege background and ,.IR" sions Voted Best of Here's your chance blp hours and be de- branch shelVing shelf • r I expenence necessa. QUALIFIED personal reading straightening Tn: JU .12.Isa5; Detroit www ,rmca- Call (866)201-3516 pendable (313)414- trainer for shape up ry (586)776-4066 the library Must be .r '-11.11:Jllhlfll.@I'.II.'.IR'.II ...... 1lI tee com (586)286. 5050 and to lose a few 2728 125 CONTRIIUTIONS COFFEE house looking pounds (313)964. able to work daytime for fnendly reliable tn- NOW hlnng waitresses, hours Perfect for retir- II J HOllY INSTRUCTION 2322 Call Roberta HEALING! Refuge Mm- dlvldual who likes hostesses Full and ees ApplicatIons 1lE BOOY SItOP AT IIOl'£ ISiry HOUSing Help part time Days and RECEPTIONIST wanted available at the SHARPEN your tennis working With people Ing the Homeless evemngs Beneflls full time Send resume Woods branch of the a~ Sklllsi Experienced FleXible hours $8 $91 Injuo;t a lew hoors a ~)(lU ca'l o;tart \ 202 HElP WANTED CLERI b04 AUTOMOTIVE 40b ESTATE SAllS 409 GARAGE /YARO / 409 GARAGE /YARO / 409 GARAGE /YARO / 412 MIS f Thursday, August 1, 2L CI8ssifieds Grosse Pointe News I The Connectlc. (313)882-6900 ext. 3 610 AUTOMOTIVE 611 AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE 653 10ATS P\RTS AND liS I 10ATS AND MOTORS 65 180m AND MOTORS 656 MOTOR81KES SPORTS (ARS TRU(KS VANS VANS MAINTENAN(E CORVETTE, 2000 1992 Dodge Grand Car- 1989 Cal 27. Vanmar 11' Zodiac Inflatabje, MARINE WOODWORK 1995 Yamaha Moped, coupe- red loaded 1995 Dodge Ram SLT- 1995 Wlndstar LE Im- avan LE. mint condl- maculate condition diesel. very good con. 9 9. Merc out board. Custom deSigned & bUilt Zuma- 49cc Good 16.000 miles Excel. 4x4 Loaded Runs 'dltlon $12.500 586- new Shorelander trail- conditIOn $1.0001 lion 85K, leather Inte- Low mileage Must Cabinetry RepairS. dry- lent condition Load- and looks great er. mint $35001 best $8,5001 offer nor $2 495 Call seel $3 995/ offer 759-4401 betwe.." 8- best (313)885-4746 $ 3 9 3pm 313.806-4305 rot 23 Years expen- ed 3. 00 313-882- (586)771-4121 (248)840-1333 (248)840-1333 8300 ext 31 days ence Have PortfoliO 657 MOTORCYCLES 586-764-0880/ cell E02 Ford Supercab ------150XLT Only 3,700 1994 Chrysler Town & 1997 Tlgershark Dayto- SEARAY- 1989 3400A & References 1997 Corvelle Black! miles Like new Country Green! tan .. na 1000 Purchased Loaded low hours (248)435-6048 1986 Honda Aspen- black, all options, $18.900/ best leather quad seats ~ new In 99 2 seater, Excellent condition cade 7.000 miles 51.000 miles Excel- (313)461-6169 loaded, 103000 1t5 horsepower Air/ heat $62.000 65410AT Like new $5 500 (313)824-7681 lent cOrldlton $27500 1992 Ford 150 pick up miles Excellent condl- RECREATIONAL $2750 must sell (313)3430151 (313)331-7558 h 'lionl $5750 (313)3430977 WI~ caP 4x4 DOUble (313)885-6449 1997 Wahoo. center DOCK. enclosed deluxe 661 WATlII SPORTS '11 AUTOMOTIVE ca v ery good DONATE your boaV console. 195 It, 125 25000 pound hOist TIIU(KS shape $5.800 Bob. 1997 Plymouth Voyager clean Lake St Clalrl Merc low hours In- Many extras 43x 16- KAYAK- Walden VISion 1996 Dodge Ram €-.: (313)824-4624 57.000 miles extra 15 ft Boston Whaler We Are Here Founda- cludll'i new Eaale $R'i nnn M,Hlne CltV great shape $649 tended cab pickup 1989 Ford F150 pick- slldrng door 6 cylln- 60HP, power tilt With lion (586)778-2143. custom trader 81032939001 days (313)8814442 4$8X4000sportLear cap up Work truck, low der, cruise Extended h d 1000'0 tax deductible/ $13,500 See at well (810)3292114. eve 3 (313)640- miles. very clean warranty $6.950 cus Ions an trailer ,. 46 Grosse POinte CIaS6lfieds 31W82~900 x 3l iiTi1TIti ' 907 USIMfNT 943 LANDSCAPERS/ 902 ALUMINUM SIDING 911 IRI T~ ~ Claaaifieds j '" (313)882-6900 ext. 3 943 LANDSCAPERS/ 943 LANDSCAPEI SI I 945 HANDYMAN 954 PAINTING/OE ',oturing ~----- Th. F;n.st lI.stoulonts In TheLok. St. C/o;1Ar.o -----~ Proceeds to Benefit • The Lake St. Clair Symphony Orchestra A.~~SbA.1' 6 liS", 6th 'PIQ ~ 9"... , LAKE IT. CLAIR ...... IOIIY ORCIES'IIIA Sf.IIIHt, ""(0"1 rOtl".' .... Wh'ff:JEFFEJ50NA VENUE-In Front of Blossom H,oth Tiek,ts Are Avoilobl, At Any Of Th, Potfidpoting I,stouronts $JlIfNOl. Of '" ojt.tt.tAo.1Jonn SI ClOIl Beaconslield appllan- """N \">'''>1''>''>' .. v' , Starting at $5001 ~:_ ".' ":: park pnllileges Allall pets (313)882-8145 ces, garage parking, JUST In time for school month (313)331-6180 able September 1st 137 MUIr Rd - 2 bed- SecoursJ area $7501 month Maryland, Grosse 1366 Anita $1,385 room, central air, 1111_ Charming, spaCIOUS, HARRISVILLE- near Al- (313)881-8775 POinte Park 3 bed- EAST English Village 3 (313)610-9977 Ing room dining room, two bedroom unll pena on lake Huron Newer carpeling, SeCluded pnvate DUPLEX Grosse POinte upper fla~o~~ ~oo~~rrr c~~:: HOW IlIVCII LOI'IGER PEAR Tree lane, kitchen, basement 1 kitchen, bath Insulat- beach front 3 bed- Park. Pnllate dnve- =(313)884.2471, Mon. air $725 313.882- CAN VOll UVE GrosSI!. POinte car garage Immedl- ed WindOWS Prillate room, sleeps 6 Com- way New carpet, air, day- Fnday, 6pm _ 0033 wrntour WATr.K Woods 1,800 sq It ate occupancy $9251 patio parking $450 pletely furnished ex- spnnkler system ranch 2 bedrooms, 2 month (586)774-2045 J M J, James Fran. cept linens Large $8501 month P 0 9pm or weekends EAST English Village. 1 HARBOR CLUB 1/2 baths, family CONDO for rent, 2 bed- CIS Realty (586)771- lounge room With Box 36184 Grosse LOWER flat, 2 bed. bedroom, hardwood SOtrrH room, al1ached 2 car room, 1 bath, air car- 8302 Franklin fireplace POlnto Branch 18640 rooms, garage, slolle, floors secUrity depos- I\partmenlS :-'YachtNarbor garage, air, pnme 10- peling, washerl dryer, h Fully eqUipped kitch- MacK, Grosse POinte, refngerator, air COndl. It Immediate occu- La- 2 6f:droom cation $1,6001 month slorage, upslalrs unit, 720 ROOMS FOIt RENT en Large screened! MI,48236-9998 tlonlng, very large, pancy (313)884-1988 lakefronlapartmenlS lease No pets water Included $7501 glass porch Fronts on ------very nice, $7501 RlghtonlakeSlClaJrl (313)580-0139 after month (313)884-3163 PLEASANT room In- Lake as does sur- EXCELLENT location, 2 month Allallable, Au- GUILFORD- 1 bedroom l:njoy 7 cludes all utilities, no round deck Small bedroom upper Re- t 3rd Call upper Carpeting, ga- -Ne~Ill:~ro-51Yle pm HARRISON Township 2 (313)881- smoking rowboat and canoe finished hardwood ~~ls3}881 2830 It rage, lots of storage, -Prlvateiae'i,'l"'Narbor SPACIOUS 3 bedroom, bedrooms, 1 1/2 3934 floors, pnllate balco- • a er $450, $7001 secunty -fRfl:I1Ulr a- WI\n:fI" Grosse POinte Farms, baths Attached ga- Safe, sandy beach for ny New kitchen, new 5pm -l:normoU5Wood b t 722 VACA liON RENTAI S children No smoking! bath All appOances -M-A-R-Y-LA-N-D---2--bed-' ~~t, ;~ter (:~)~_ ~~~: ~e~ ~~~~~ Kat::e~:~, ~~I & bas~~~~~ OUT OF STAn pets $9001 weekly Parking $650 room upper, hard. 7386 faelllty Johnstone & John. (313)881-5925 CAPE Cod Massachu- Some openings In Au- setts Charming gust (313)882-8145 E~~~3~~~:72~mlshed ~~ :~C::1th~~~I~~~ * fr1e]~E~:wn- stone,313.813.5802 LAKESHORE Village 2 housekeeping beach studiO apartment Air walk- out balcony, off- Abnosphere SUNNINGDALE, bedroom condo avail. cottage perfect for 307 INVESTMENT PROPERTY street parking, appll- ImmediateAvailability Woods- 4,000 sq ft able August 1st couple $600 weekly, conditiOning, pnvate ances Included, no MOROSS 1/2 duplex, 1 Elizabethan Tudor 4 (313)881-3109, leave August Comfortable 2 1064- 66 Wayburn 3 entrance, pnvate se- smoking! pets Allaila- bedroom With den, (586)791-1441 bedrooms, 3 1/2 message level oceanfront, bedrooms each, too cunly system All ulilit. bla July 15th $795/ clean, qUiet area DtMtMalhdl_ baths August 1 $750- September on. mal'y updates to liSt, les $600, minimum 3 month (810}434.3337 $475 (313)884.7404 -m...... u. $3,8001 month- oplion LAKESHORE Village. 2 ward (313)886.9542 must see Lower renl months (313)407- hI... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_..... I b (313)8820154 bedroom apartment $795 Upper, vacant, 9306 MARYLAND- lower 2 HARPER! Cadieux 0 uy • available September EXECUTIVE STYLE rent $875 Tenant bedroom stovel ra- area-large 1 bedroom TOTALLY remodeled 31st $625 InqUiries GRAND BEND pays all utilities Brok- FARMS, beautiful open fngerator, basement apartment, stOlle, re- bedroom house m lealle message, GETAWAY er, $209,000 floor plan Large clos- Non smokmg! no oets fnoerator, heaV water l-I w--'" (519}979-7501 ets 2 bedroom 2 - ,arper .• V'....lS area Booking now lor (313)590-7021 , $650 (313)8857849 ,ncluded $495/ month 4 bedrooms, new carpet $785/ month Fall & Winter bath, 1st floor laundry, - ST. Clair Shores, 2 bed- BEACONSFIELD, (586)726-0004 wood floors FreShtlY ,313/881-1134 cottage_l @hotmall com all appliances Lawn MUIR. Cozy, upper 2 painted N0 pe s room condo, pnvate Grosse POinte Park 4 service Walk to Hili bedroom Freshly IMMACULATE 2 bed- $1,100 (586)465- VERY mce home on basement Includes 723 VACATION RENTALS family $7251 each $900 plus utlhtles painted Walk to HIli room across from St 9312 Roslyn, 2 bedrooms, appliances $7501 NORTHERN MICHIGAN monthly Many im- (313)822-6778 No pets Water, heat John Hospital Ga------garage, stove, refng. month (586)293-6248 CASEVILLE on Sagl. prollements $350,000 ------Included $7251 rage, laundry, cab~e CLEAN 2 bedroom, 1 erator, air conditioner. TOWNHOUSE 313550-8,33 FARMSr MUIr Road month 313-884-7281 1/2 car garage bnck near naw Bay- lakefront Newly redecorated hookup 22202 Mo- hi' d $9501 month Avalla- Lake St ClaJr 2 bed- homes & collages lower 2 bedroom With NEFF Rd duplex avalla- ross $650 plus secur- orne, Clrce nile, ble August 1st Call rooms, 2 baths, family Large selection of 31110T5 FOR SALE den Includes appllan- ble 2 bedrooms, 1111- Ily No pets send reo nice yard $890 plus after 5pm 313-881- room New carpeting, summerl fall weeks! ces, garage and heat Ing room, dining room, quest for application secunty Appliances 2830 custom paint Appilan- weekends Dale. HAVE your dream t P 0 B 36547 Included (586)295- house bUilt on a beau- $925/ month plus se- kitchen, basement, alf 0 ox , ------ces, air conditioning, ReMax Hometown, I Grosse POinte 48236 0203 WATEFRONT house on bful lot in Grosse cunly. No pets condition, app lances ------Lake St Clair, 3 bed- attached garage (989)874-5181 POinte (313}640.4522 (313)882-7978 $900 (313)407-9306 KENSINGTON- October CRESCENT Lane! Hunt room, boat hOiSt, 90' 1,450 square feet ------Club 2 500 sq ft tn- Non smoking, no pets GLEN Lake Sleeping • RNISHED- 3 month NEWLY bUilt spacIous 2 occupancy:; bed-' frontage, $1,7001 A I bl FU lellel 3 bedrooms 2 $995/ month 29321 Bear 0unes lIal a e With & 3 bedroom apartment room lower Owner 'month (313)8810905 C minimum 2 1/2 balhs (313)882. • Jefferson (586}296- August 16- 23 athy bedroom units to Liliing room With sky. OCCUPiedTudor bUild- 2646 1558 Kegler, Broker choose from Rivard & hght Heated garage, mg, alarm, garden, 1 (313)881.5693 WOODED, VllladlFlore Neff With all fumlsh- central air, Includes all car limit $700 plus CUTE, clean 3 bed- WATERFRONT. Harbor 130' x 175' Choose Ings, $1,600 month, utlillles, laundry faeth- utilities, secunty de- room, 1 bath Harper 2 and 3 bedrooms, Kel- Club North, 2 bed- HARBOR Spnngs con. bUilder plus utlhlJes Ideal for ties, no pets, non. POSit Senior discount Woods home $1,0501 Iyl Morang Base- rooms, 2 baths do, 3 bedroom, pool, lastlotlnvilia com 586. relocated house hunt- smokmg, $1,2001 (313)885-4988 month DePOSit, first, ment, fenced Deco- $1,300 plus secunty tennis, minutes 10 997-7101 Close ers 313-510-8835 month $1,200 secun------last Credit references rated, clean $550- 586-779-1169 shopping, golf shopplnglhlghways ------ly Available august NEAR Grosse POlnle- a must Terms avalla- $750 plus secunty (313)885-4142 GROSSE POinte City, 1st (313)882-9686 Clean, qUiet 2 bed- ble for lease purchase (313)882-4132 3J7 REll ESTATEWANTED Rivard! Jefferson 2 ------room upper on Bed. HARBOR SPRINGS I bedroom, all hard- NEWLY renollated up- ford No pets, non- option (313)371-7552 2- 1 bedroom apart- PETOSKEY MAKE $50 dOing noth. A banker & contraclor wood noors, large hll- per, 2 bedroom plus smoking, references GROSSE Pomte Park ments 2 poSSible 3 Ing Store my antique 4 bedroom fumlshed Will pay cash for Ma- Ing room, dining, den! office, central air, 5ecunty depoSit Beautiful 5 bedroom, bedroom Single home car rarely out cottage on Crooked comb, Oakland, De. kitchen With eating all apphances, $775 $520 (586)469-4807 3 1/2 bath colonial SeclJon 8 ok (313)881.1292 Lake Boathouse trolt properties 7 day space Washerl dryerl plus secunly Immaculatel New (313)657-2437 Beautiful spot One of a clOSings Mr Mack, I waterl heat Included {313)881-3582 NEAR St John Hospl- kitchen $2,000 month kind $1,2001 weekly (586)741-8200 $9001 month Immedl- NOTTINGHAM, south of tal 1 bedroom appll. to month Kathy Lenz, 7 mllel Kelly, clean 2 (231)348-6979 or ate occupancy Jefferson Bnght, at- ances Included $5501 Johnstone & John. bedroom, 1 1/2 car NEED A ROOMMATE? (231)3467574 32lt IUSINES5 FOR SAlf (313)886-3515 tractive, fresh 3 bed. month (313}882.0209 stone (313)813-5802 garage Fenced yard All Ages, Occupalions, I All pi ------FInished basement Tastes, Backgrounds INVESTMENT GROSSE POinte deluxe room ower ap I- OUTER Dnve/94 Clean GROSSE POinte Park Appliances Included and lifestyles HARBOR Spnngs- 4 OPPORTUNITY condos Neffl SI Paul ances including wash- 2 bedroom lower, home, 3 bedroom, seclJon 8 ok, $825 'Our 20th Year" bedrooms golf, ten- 16,000 SF Industnal 2 & 3 bedrooms, fire- er, dryer, stove refng. fenced yard, garage, poSSible 4 2 bath, 2 plus secunty Home-Mate Specialists nlS, pool, near shop- duplex In Fraser place, garage, central erator, central aJr appliances Included car garage, natural (5861295-0203 -'48 -6845 ping, AlC, cozy Industnal Sub for sale air, appliances Includ- Separate utilities, secbon 8 ok $725 fireplace, close to , I I' (313)823-1251 UC terms available Ing dishwasher, dls- basement, off street plus secunly schools, fenced yard MACK & Warren- 3 bed- AnIon Zorn & posal Easy walk to parking. Available mid (586}295-0203 appliances ,ncludlng roomm, bnck, base- I' , HARBOR Spnngs, De. Associates the Village $1,045- August (313)824. washerl dryer, alarm ment Garage. $700 A1 office space for luxe Condo Sleeps 6 (586)469-8888 $1,6001 month _69_38 REMODELED 2 bed- $1,2001 month, secun. Rental Pros! fee 313- lease 800, 1200, Pool, JaCUZZi,lake Full (586)412-9000 ONE bedroom, hard- room upper, garage ly reqUired Pets wel. 882-Rent 1540 sq ft Available amenities Near shop- 3i2 VACATION PROPERTIES GROSSE POinte Park, wood floors Apphan- full basement $685 come, $200 pet de- Harperl Little Mack ping and golf Discount waterfront garden cot- ces! heat Included (586)755-4301 POSit (313)822-8938 area Call (586)776- (248}644-7873 WALLOON LAKE tage, 2 bedrooms, utll- $5501 month WALK to St John Hos- leave message 22560 Marter Rd 3 bed- 1414 LAKE Michigan Leela. HARBOR SPRINGS Itles Included $1,1501 (313)822-6366 pltal Beautiful 2 bed- GROSSE Pomte Woods rooms, 15 baths 2 Gros8e Pointe nau Peninsula Beach- PETOSKEY month (313)822-9650 RIDGE. Long term ten. rooms townhouse, ap- on Alme Spolless, car garage, cenlral Woods front cottages, 3 bed- Realtor IIho moved GROSSE POinte Park 3 anI deSired for sunny pllances garage 1500 sq ft, 3 bed- air (586)774-1898 rooms, 2 baths Beautl' Office space for lease ful VIew, lots of Windows North In )'178 bedroom upper Appll' 2 bedroom lower In $750 (313)824- 6222 room, 2 bath ranch ------Whole SUiteand Available Seotemberl .. -- ...... a- -- • -_ ...... _ ...... - ~ I J .~~~.. 3 .._ ....._ room bfJCk ranch from the Pomte.< ances $&XII monln • a", '" v" "' "' '1:1 a. U!YJJDYnJ.nl'J!.l.!.LiI!.IJ r-drYIl y lOum UpiJdL,"" E;~lIent conditIOn In