IN BRIEF ... N~ws II • Actmg on mstructlOns from the Grosse Pomte Fanns council, assIstant CIty manager Shane Reeslde wlll start INSIDE workmg on commg up wIth gUIdehnes YourHOflle for an authonty whose Job It WIll be to UNIVElI.SIT'l' • LIGGETT This Week market and promote the H111to the larg- SCI1QQL p~ 16--17 er commuruty Page 3A • Grosse POInte Farms pubhc safety officers mvestlgate a senes of thefts of American flags across the Grosse Pomtes Pohce beheve the thefts may be Circuit judge connected wIth Grosse POInte South High School's spmt week Page llA • In response to reSIdents' com- plamts, Grosse Pomte Park police are NYCE puttmg the skIds on fast dnvers m the pares 1000 block of Lakepomte Page 2A. • ReSIdents of the 1400 block of Harvard convmce the Grosse Pomte Park cIty counCIl to block a landlord's suit in Shores efforts to rent a bUIldmg on Mack to Dommos PlZza Page 17A Photos by Rosh Sillars By Jim Sllckford plamtlffs bemg dropped Schools Staff Wnter from the SUIt, Judge Torres • A winning Village of Grosse Pomte dIsmIssed five counts as • Teachers m the Grosse Pomte Shores attorney Ralph well These mc1uded a claim Public School System are wearing gold Houghton updated the that the lease the Shores ribbons III support of a new contract, combination Grosse Pomte Shores board has WIth the Yacht Club VlO- but bIg ticket Items contmue to stall of trustees on the status 'of lates the Vlllage charter The talks gomg mto their fourth month Grone Pointe South the laWSUIt pendmg agamst Judge also dIsmIssed the Page 13A High SChool senior Mar- the Shores and the Grosse claIm that certam board Features lowe Marsh is given a Pointe Yacht Club over a members had a confuct of congratulatory hug by proposed expanSIon of the mterest by being members • An underwater photo of a bot- her father, Wilbert. after club's harhor of the Yacht Club tlenose dolphm taken by Grosse Pomte being crowned homecom- Houghton told the board Torres also dIsmIssed a reSIdent Jack SullIvan IS chosen for the ing queen during half- of trustees that Wayne claIm that the Shores Vlolat- Cayman Islands natIOnal calendar time at South.s home- County CirCUIt Judge ed the state's open meetmgs Page IB coming game Saturday, Isidore B Thrres Issued scp- act Also dropped were two Sports sept. 23. ulated orders ehmmatmg a technIcal claIms concernmg The seniors took first number of plamtlffs and a wnt of mandamllS and an • Grosse POInte North's guls basket- place in the float compe- counts from the SUit alleged breach of the fiducia- ball team turn m one of ItS top perfor- tition. but the juniors Elimmated plaintiffs, saId ry duty of the Grosse Pomte mances of the season last week to beat took the first-place hon- Houghton, include John Yacht Club Several matter!> crosstown nval Grosse Pomte South 47- ors in the spirit. banner and front lawn decoratiolUJ competi- Monahan, Lucas still remam before the 21 tions. Georgandellls, Lawrence S courts, saId Houghton "We executed our offense better The Blue DevUs capped off the day with a 19-6 win over Dako- W111nnson, Charles BIgelow, "Another amended com- torught than we have all season," North ta High School. See story on ie. WIlham J Cuthp, Warren S plaint w111be filed and we coach Gary Bennett said after the game Wl1kmson, Marion H WIll respond," saId The Vlctory gives the Norsemen a 5-0 Touscany and Raymond Houghton "The next step IS record Page 1C CracchIOlo the dIscovery phase of the • Matt Jarboe TUshs for 146 yards War Memorial employees "They - were released on laWSUIt Then the Judge and Grosse Pomte South's football team stipulatIOn," saId Houghton starts settmg dates We got sohd perfonnances III all phases of "That means that the par- wanted the Judge to rule on the game as the Blue DeVlls beat to run for Legacy proj ect ties mvolved all agreed they our motions before we com- Macomb Dakota 19-6 m South's home- should be dIsmissed WIthout pleted an expensive dIscov- By Jim Stlckford commg game Page lC prejudice Some were ery process where we spend Staff Wnter dropped because they a lot of tIme and effort on These Grosse Pomte War Memonal weren't reSIdents of the motIOns that would be staffers know exactly how far they Shores, whIle others were thrown out" WeEK AHEAD have to go for the upcommg Legacy dropped because they were Issues that have yet to be project - 26 2 mIles hVlng m areas where accre- settled, sald Houghton, Thursday, Sept. 28 In an effort to help Talse the tion - the bUIldup of sedI- mclude alleged past accre- Author and medIcal doctor Larry $26,000 needed for the Legacy pro- ment along the shorelme - tIOn and efforts to halt Stephenson speaks about heart health Ject, War Memonal preSIdent Dr was alleged to have been future expanSlOn of the at the central branch of the Grosse Mark Webber, as well as staffers Ten takmg place" Yacht Club and Shores har- Pomte Public LIbrary at 7 30 pm The Carroll, Beth Clemens and Jill In additIOn to a number of bor program IS free, but reservatIOns are Marshall, w111 be runmng m the reqUIred For more mformatlOn, call annual Manne Corps Marathon m (313) 343-2074, ex 2 Washmgton, D C on the weekend of Oct 22-25 They WIll be Jomed by Faulty street lights Manne MaJ Thomas Rose, former Saturday, Sept. 30 Mannes Ken Perry and Jerry Carroll Umverslty Liggett School holds ItS The Legacy project WIll collect and latest woe in Farms 26th AntJques Show at ItS mIddle school codIfy the wartmle and mlhtary expe- By Jim Sllckford work on any gIven everung campus from 10 a m to 6 p m The show nences of over 600 Grosse Pomters Staff Wnter ASSIstant cIty manager cantmues on Sunday, Oct 1, from noon TheIr stones WIll be avaIlable LIke so many problems Shane Reeslde saId that to5pm through a speCIal computenzed kIOsk that have plagued Grosse street hghts gomg out has Tickets are $8 For more mfonnatlOn, at the War Memonal The kIOSk, The Legacy project will collect POInte Farms m the past been an ongomg problem m call (313) 884-4444 expected to be completed by next and codify the wartiJDe and mUl- year, the problem With the Fanns thIS summer February, WIll proVlde Vlsltors WIth tary experiences of over 600 street hghts gomg out, espe- "It seems hke after every Grosse Pointers. Their stories will Sunday, Oct. 1 mstant access to hlstoncal and bIO- Cially after ram storms, IS ram storm hghts go out,~ graphIcal mformatlon about Pomte be available through a special saId Reeslde "It then takes Carolyn Jefferson-Jenkms, preSident connected WIth the massIve computerized kiosk at the War sev!'ral weeks to get them of the League of Women Voters of the veterans sewer separatIOn project ThiS mformatlon WIll mclude pho- Memorial. workmg agam We've had Umted States, IS the keynote speaker currently gomg on tographs, artIfacts and dIgital lOter- outages caused by storms, for the celebration of the 50th anmver- get all seven members of their team At the Sept 18 Farms m the race Other orgamzatLOns raise and, admIttedly, outages sary of the foundmg of the Grosse VIews, avaIlable through a SImple counCIl meetmg, many on money through the race and Webber caused by sewer separatIOn Pomte chapter of the orgamzatlOn search process the counCIl complamed "It IS Important that we preserve and Carroll thought that some of The celebratIOn begIns at 2 30 p m m about the number of street the stone~ of our veterans so t hat we, them mIght have spaces they could See FARMS, page 3A the Grosse Pomte War Memonal, 32 hghts that don't seem to as a commumty, may always be mmd- gIve to the War Memonal They were Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte Fanns It IS ful of the selfless, brave men and proven correct free and open to the pubhc women who have safeguarded our "When Dr Webber started talkmg frerdom," sald Webber about the marathon, I thought that It MUSIC fans can enJoy the "Best of When asked why he deCHJed to run would be great to get mvolved," said Broadwa~" show and speCial buffet m the Manne marathon to help ralse Carroll "I've been trammg smce brunch at the Grosse POInte War money for the proJect, Webber saId February I pIcked a 20-week trammg Memonal Tickets are $25 per person that he had deCIded, as a per~onal program and have followed It At thIS Tho'>e Wlshmg to attend are asked to goal to ,>tart runnmg a~ a way to get pomt, I've run a couple of 16- and 18- Home: Grosse POInte regI,>ter by Sept 28 They can do so by mto '>hape and devote '>ome tIme to mller<; ThIS mIleage may sound Woods calhng (313) 881-7511 or through e.mall hImself incredIble, but I say I'm Just gomg to at warmenonal org www "ThIS gave mr the Idea on bow to go out and run for three hours" Age: 52 . . help the Legacy proJect: Wehber ,>ald Carroll IS 36 years old and the "1 hrard about thE' Manne Corp., mother of two small children Her Family: Husband, John, INSIDE marathon and thought, 'thl<; l., mfty' I hu-,hand Jerry, a former Manne, son, Mlchael, 26 had wanted to partLclpate 10 a teaches III Hazel Park He has never OpmLOn .6A marathon and thought the Manne run a marathon but Carroll saId he's Occupation: AerobIC Corp<; one went well WIth thl' War trammg hard and thiS ha" allowed dancmg mstructor, vol- Senwrs lOA Memonal'<; ml'><;lOn to vl'teran'> I thpm to get out and get fit and meet a unteer for AIDS Partnership Mlchlgan School~ l.1A talked about thl'> WIth '>ome of the whole new set of fnends "taff and the next thing I knpw, .,ome Ken Perry I'>an attorney and mem- Autos 14A of them had "lgned up to run WIth orr of the War M€'monal board of Quote: "Every tIme I trustee" Beth Clemens IS 24 years work on the phone I O/>ltuane~ me" l.5A The Manne Corp" marathon old and IS Webber's personal assIs- feel like I've made a dIf- ference. Busmes~ 16A accppt" only 21),000 runner'> '>ald Ten tant Carroll In order to partLclpatp )ou "When I found out I had the oppor- Entertmnml'nt See story, page 4A 6B hay!' to <;11(11 up month., m advance See LEGACY, page 18A Cla<;.q{zl'd ad., 6C War Memonal "taff had to appeal to I DrTORJAI: fS82...f1294• D'''PI AY ADVJ.RTlSI'C: fSfS2-1~OO• CI.ASSIJ ILJ): HR2-h900 • (IIH LJ A "O~: 1,11.;;77 • I'J{ODLC' 10': 882.(,090
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Well 01 I 2'75 1734) 482 7133 loesllmcom 3A September 28, 2000 News Grosse Pointe News Library board increases tax rate, eyes expansion combmed ~quare footage at Pierce Middle SLhool By Bonnie Caprara all thl ee lIbrane~ l~ wrrent- NeIther the ~lhool dIstrict Staff Writer ly 28 000 ~quare feet which nor Gros"e Pomte Park has A 036 mill lIbrdfY tax mclude~ 4,900 ~qudre feet at been approached about hike wuld rebult m two the Wood~ Brdnlh dnd 4,500 acquIrIng '>uch propertJes by bI,md new bI dnGh IIbranes square feet at the Park the library board m Gro""e POlnte Wood" and Branch The tax mcrea~e would GIO,,';CPOinte Park "We have mteme u~age at net the lIbrary an add1tlOnal The Gro~"e POinte Llbrdry the Wood" Rranch" ~ald $865,490 for the 2000-01 fis- bUdl J vuL"J tv .n~rcJ.se It~ library board pre<;ldent John cal yedr The hbrary dl~u hd" millage rate at ItS Bruce "The Wood" BrdHch about $3 mIllIOn m fund Wednesday, Sept 20, meet- comprises 40 penent of our equIty that could go towards II1g to accommodate the total urculatlOn An ('xpdnd- bUlldmg and ~Ite expenses need for two 8,000-J 0,000- ed branch Will offer higher Bruce saId he wa" hopeful "quale-foot bUlldmg" One use m the Wood'>" for phllanthruplc support as would be bUllt adjacent to the eXI"tmg Wood~ Branch Bruce al~o mentIOned well there would be too many LIbrary board trustee ,- a.t Parcells Middle School / restrictIOns to expand dt the Robert Klacza ~ald that the Another would be a stand- current Park Branch at range of "Ite and construc- Photo by Jml St"kford alone branch on Jefferson on Pierce tlOn lUstS of 150 new public property recently acqUired "Pierce ha" greater con- hbranes bUIlt 10 1999 by the City of Grosse Pomte stramts on a much "maller ranged from $200-350 per Fire at South Park at the site of the for- footprmt and parkmg IS square foot He estImated Farms firefighters were called to Grosse Pointe South's Industrial Arts mer Jeffenon Chevrolet building at 3:45 p.m. on Monday. Sept. 25. after a passerby reported seeing more problematIC," ,aId the constructIOn costs based dealership Bruce "There I" httle oppor- on the commumty and the In a statcment pubh"hed smoke coming from the building. tumty to expand We'd like needs of the hbrary would be The fire started in a plastic trash can. Investigators believe it started after for the publIc heanng on the to ask Grosse Pomte Park around $250 per square foot a student accidentally disposed of "hot sawdust." which is used to fire clay tax mcrease, It saId that the for cOOhlderahon to bUild on While Bruce acknowl- pottery. The room's sprinkler was activated by smoke from the trash can lIbrary board knows that the property adjacent to edged much mterest 10 and firefighters ooly had to use a portable fire extinguisher to put out the ealh of the three lIbraries theIr city hall We beheve expandmg the Central blaze. Inspectors said little damage was done to the room. needs more space than IS thIS project would fit m With Library, he Cited hmltatlOns currently available theIr recent renovatJOn~ of WIth available space and Accordmg to natIOnal pub- he lIbrary standards, a com- the mumclpal bUlldmg" " parkmg Bruce SaId that the board "The mve~tment has to be mumty the size of the five had been contacted by the made m our faCIlItIes," saId Lakepointe speeders get Grosse Pomtes and a portIon Grosse Pomte PublIc School Bruce "As proud as we are of Harper Woods requIres System for the need for more of our ~ervlce~, we feel our about 50,000- 60,000 square school space at Parcells and faCIlitIes arc substandard ~ zero tolerance in the Park feet of hbrary space The pie CIted for speed1ng last The traffic study, conduct- By Brad LIndberg Fnday and Monday, tIckets ed by Tapan Datta, an mter- Staff Writer natIOnal traffic consultant Farms officials preparing went to at least five Police are puttmg an end Lakepomte reSIdents, but and president of the Livoma to leadfooted dnvers on a not reSidents of the 1000 engmeermg firm of local Side street block Of three speeders Goodwell-Gnvas, dIscovered to create Hill authority In a policy that tenders no that an average of 185 vehI- caught dunng the Monday findmg way" to strengthen excuses, polIce 10 Grosse monllng rush hour, all were cles travel Lakepomte between 4 and 6 pm, tImes By Jim Stickford retail on the HIll," saId POlOte Park wIll contlOue Lakepomte reSIdents WhISk- "The authortty, in when children home after Staff Wnter Reeslde "One way that can lettmg speeders know who's 109 theIr kIds at more than boss m the 1000 block of school are often outsIde The Grosse Pomte Farms whatever form, will be accomplIshed IS to suc- 35 mph to Defer Elementary playmg before dmner City CouncIl has decIded to cessfully market the HIll to Lakepomte recommend pollcy to School Carettl saId Lakepomte take an actIve role m mam- the greater pubhc If retail- In add1tlOn to a stnct tIck- "They were trymg to get handles about 1,800 vehIcles tammg a retaIl busmess the counczl. It will ers don't know about you, et pollcy, polIce WIllpost cau- theIr kids to school on time," a day base on the HIll To that end they won't come" Uon SIgns on Lakepomte probably be created saId RIchard CarettI, the "We have an awesome they have mstructed assls- It's too early to say exactly 15etween Jefferson and St Park dlfector of public safe- through some sort of what form the authonty WIll Paul to remlOd dnvers to neIghborhood," saId Bill tant CIty manager Shane ty "Normally, officers use Henderson, who lIves In the Reeslde to develop plans for take, Reeslde saId But he take It easy ordmance" dIscretlOn In those CIrcum- 1000 block of Lakepomte the councIl to consIder Shane Reside belIeves ItS members should The actIOn comes after stances But because of com- WIth hIS WIfeand toddler~ A before the end of the year Assistant City Manager mclude a healthy mIX of nearly 60 reSidents of the plaInts, all (speeders) were "I beheve there are steps bU~Ine;,s owner~, landlords, b Grosse Pointe Farms block SIgned a petItIOn com- gIven tIckets ~ benefit of the neigh orhood, we lan take to attract retaIl Farms offiCials and even plammg about hotshot dn- he saId, ISbemg among fam- bu~mess to the HIll,~ Ken Puhy, who hves 10 the mterested members of the vers Illes whose chIldren get Reeslde Said "I thmk we all Downtown Development 1000 block of Lakepomte, AuthOrities domg the Job publIc A recent study of the one- along and play together fre- belIeve It'~ nIce to have a "The authonty, m whatev- saId, "ThiS IS an area WIth But DDAs, as they are block stretch, In WhICh Park quently mix of retail and office space er form, wIll recommend pol- lots of chIldren People known, have speCific legal officers partICIpated as the Lakepomte resIdent on the Hill They compie- ICy to the counCil," ReesIde shouldn't be gomg 35 mph " reqUlrement~ and powers law enforcement arm of a Theresa MIller supports the ment each other and no one said "It WIll probably be cre- He saId on-street parkmg They can make Improve- traffic analySIS, found rush- antI-speedmg blItz, but wants to ~ee all the retaIl ated through some sort of could make a dangerous SIt- ments to n€lghborhood hour speeds approachmg 40 wants long term measures leave the Hill or see the cur- ordmance It WIll prOVIde uatIOn deadly mfrastructures, but they mph The traffic study to calm traffic She suggest- rent retalVoffice mIX dimm- technIcal adVice to the coun- "It's an opportunIty for aren't used to recruIt bUSI- began last Fnday and was ed that Lakepomte be Ished It's my Job to take the Cil ~o that the councIl's goals youngsters to run between scheduled to conclude turned mto a one-way needed to steps to ensure nesses for the HIll can be achieved cars (Into traffic)," saId That's why Reeslde lIkes Wednesday of thIS week street that that doe~n't happen" Among the thmgs we Will the Idea of pnnclpal shop- Among a total ornme peo- Puhy "Be careful .at you Wish Right now, saId ReesIde, have to determme IS who pmg dIstnct authonty Its for," adVIsed Dan Clark, a Farm~ offiCIals are lookmg serves on the authonty and power would come from the Park CItycouncIlman CItmg at other successful retail where the money to promote CIty councIl, not state law traffic on WhIttIer, a one dlstncts to see what they the Hill WIll come from I Farms------Its miSSIon IS more fleXIble way street that handles have done to preserve theIr expect to prOVIde these hght goes out, the whole hne and changes to meet the From page lA some of the hIghest volume retail ba"e~ answers to the counCil doesn't work The same WIth changIng needs of the Hill 10 the Park, Clark added, Reeslde ~aid he would also before the end of the year" constructIOn What we've a senes CIrCUIt If there's a "Its miSSIon WIll mclude done over the past few break m one part, then that "(A) one-way (street) may probably recommend the mcrease the traffic p'rob- creatIOn of a pnncipal shop- months IS have a publIc whole senes of lIghts It'S a lem ~ pmg dl"tnct authonty safety officer go down all the part of won't work ~ streets m the Farms and When asked why there "On second thought "whose Job It would be to saId an apprecIatIVe MIller, Implement council-approved map out where the outages were so many breaks 10 who decided bnght yellow poliCIes for retaIl, mcludmg are" underground power hnes, traffic SignS urgmg cautIOn the actIVe recrUltmg of ThiS hst, saId ReesIde, IS Chnss said It was construc- were the way to go potential retaIl busmesses then faxed to DetrOIt tIon EdIson He said there was a "They are usmg backhoes Carettl saId he'd order the to the Hill SIgnS "forthwIth" There was some confUSIOn penod dunng the summer m to dIg up the streets, mstead a~ to what kmd of authonty WhICh about a thIrd of the of domg It by hand," Chnss Carettl cautIOned agamst should be created Some CIty street hghts were out saId "That's faster, but It'S mstallmg speed. bumps members on the Farms "We belIeve the outage~ not as delIcate to the hnes because they wreak havoc councIl talked about weren't solely related to con- We have counted over 100 WIth ambulance runs structiOn because there were breaks 10 the past SIX outages 10 places where con- months WIth our lInes structiOn hasn't been takmg Sometimes the break Isn't place Between the age of senous enough to knock out the mfrastructure, storms the hghts. but then It rams and constructIon, a lot of and the ram water saturates hghts have been out" the ground and water gets DetrOIt EdIson own" and mto the lme and then the IS responsible for the opera- hghts go off" tiOn and mamtenance of While DetrOIt Edison has street lIghts, said Reeslde tned to keep up WIth the Light Up Your HolIday Season problem 10 the Farms, they with DetrOIt EdIson spokesman ChrISTmas Decor'~ Custom Lighting Program Scott SImon and DetrOIt have other CItIes to cover as well, saId Simon Eventually EdIson regIonal manager 10 Program Services they had to dIvert resources charge of the POIntes, Mike Sales and m~ta\lallon of quahty ouldoor hghts and decoralJon~ from the Farms to handle o Chnss. saId that they don't o InAlallallon of already owned decor belIeve the age of the eqUIp- those problems IollGarland~ wreath~ and bow~ ment IS what's cau"mg the "We WIll be pre"entmg a o Take down pacl.agmg and ~tonng lIghts to go out Simply put, bIll to the contractor," "aid -~ It's the constructIOn Chnss "ThIS IS our eqUip- ~ Pave dIamond eamngs In 18k while "Gro""e Pomte Farms has ment and It'" bemg dam- fiCiiOW-2-COOUPoii-0ii-.1W1 ...... and yellow ~old what we call "enes ClfcUlts," aged That cost WIllprobably said Chns" "They operate be pa""ed on. ultimately to on the "ame pnnClple as old the taxpayers and thaC" L~~~ JJl~~~J Chn'ltmas hght" If one unfortunate" For reseMltlons and Information call: edmund t.AHEE Jewelers 810.775.3941 20139 Mack Avenue Commercial and ReSIdentIal Grosse PoInte Woods, MI 48236 AD_WOIaI •• nlllUllelllearIJ l-SOO-987-AHEE (2433) www ahee-jewelers com CALL 313-882-3500 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IOO1It ToreseNe Display AdvertiSing space by 2 p m Fnday September 28, 2000 Grosse Pointe News 4A News Pointer volunteers at AIDS Partnership hotline By Margie Reins Smith death I decided, after a year class of 35 people two mom- less than It used to be, but Assistanl Editor or "0, that rather than deal mgb a week at the Grosse It'S still there When ldl) I get tl'..,ted lor \\ lth dymg, I wanted to deal Pomte War Memonal and a "This Job on the hothne IS AIDS?" with ple\t'ntmg and hvmg I class of 20-25 people two not for the famt of heart We X Y dnd Z hdppened to called Washmgton, D C to the Grosse Pomte schools as to tell somebody about the evenmgs a week at Ferry get some heartbreakmg nw \Va.., that nsky behav- find a DetrOIt-based agency a room mother and a cllmc wonderful thmgs he had Elementary School calls," Popovich said "Once WI) Am I bafe or ha\e I that needed volunteers mother done "In my mornmg class, In a while I go home and l,,,po,,ed mv,elf to the AIDS They told me about Wellness "I was also a member of "In thiS SituatIOn, people about half of the partlcI- cry" IIIU..,)' Networks, which has the League of Women are often reluctant to open pants are 62 or older Every state has a hothne, 1\1\ COlhm I' commg to evolved mto AIDS Voters, where I did the up and really talk to their They're great," Popovich but the Michigan AIDS hot- "ta\ Illth m) IdmllY fUI .. rdl to .. 1 ~h,p J\t'",,,l..tl .., J.nd scr\'cd "" frlf"n<1~" PO!1ovlch ~illd "The said "I look at some 70.year- hne number IS (800) 872- weekend He I' HIV pO"I- In addition to btaffing the the board,D she said hotlme can help" UII.b ,tl1U ,,"'y, I "'dl,t tv be 2137 tl\ e \Vhat are the nsks to Iegular hotllne and a teen She worked at OperatIOn Hothne volunteers receive Just hke you m) chddn'n If he bhdres hotllne AIDS Partnership LINC Lmkmg one-on-one tramlng before when I grow meal" WIth u.., and ...leepb m also offers asslbtance to IndIVIduals to Needs In the workmg the phones They up' As long our gue,t I(Jam and Ubeb our chents who need baSIC hv- Commumty _ where she learn about AIDS, about the as they keep bathl oom) 109 neces"ltles such as food also was a board member, a legal Issues surrounding commg, I'll All dll' t\ Pll Gr~ Point~ ~WS (USPS 230-400) Published every Thursday The Air Handler can be placed In a By closet, attic or flntsned basement There Anteebo Publishers 96 Kercheval Avenue lL][]B>lE]~l11Y al,o IS an outdoor compressor that uses Grosse Pointe, MI48236 TOTAL COMFORT SYSTEMS freon to cool the air Just hke any other cen- was 18 years old and ha, owned Liberty Total PHONE: (313) 882-6900 tral air ,ystem Secood Class Poslage p.1ld at Delro'l System allows air condi- Ro,en says the system ISgreat for peo- Comfort for nme year~ MICh,gan and add",ooal mail'ng ple who never thought they could have cen- oftlC'" tioning in older homes SuhsWPllOO Ra'''' S31 per year v,a tral au m theIr homes "A lot of limes, a mal' B8 001-01 slate POSTMASTER Send addr." ,hangei \\ hen Keel tea and cool ,hower~ Ju~t conventIOnal air conditioner With the duct 10 (,rOSif' POinte News 96 Ker{hE."\ldl CfO~se POInte Farms MI I work IS Impo~slble 10 mSlallm a home," he aren domg lhe tn,,1.. Te'ldent, ,wcatmg 48216 ~ald "ThaI s why the Space-Pak ,ystem IS through the hot ,till.." 'llmmr[ may be The deadltne fOl news copy 's Monday ,0 de'ilrable " noon 10 In~fE' m'5efllon IOT1~mglor lenlral air Butth"'>l with older Advet1ls,ng copy for Se<:1100 "8" muSl A lot of cu~tomers al,o hke It becau~e home' mJ\i think II I' Impo~'lh\e 10 do be on ,he adver1l\tng depa~menl by central au adds to the resale value of the For more information, call 11 00 a m Ofl Monday The deadhne '>ot ,,'l ,a\, II,.flllhcll Ro,en of lor adveMlng copy for Se<:11Ofl1A & Lillert, Total Comfort Sy,tem ... HI' LOrn- home Roc;en said ,everal of hiS chent, are Liberty Total Comfort Systems C 's 10 30 a m Tuelday realtor~ who are trymg to help a chent ~ell CORRECTlm.S AND "DlUSTMfNT'S p.m\ dedi, 111 Space-Pak Sy,tem, '" hI" h at 1-800-245-9080. 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Your ClloICe $399 Red, Rhine, BlUSh, Chianti and $ ::z~~ White Grenac:M SAVE $5.00 \ Every chIld deserves a good educa- tIOn and should not be relegated to a second rate !>chooldistrIct because of Safeguarding theIr parents' chOIces For too many years we have seen what results when segments of the populatIOn are through demed the opportumtles whIch a good educatIOn make!> pOSSible Everyone Opinion suffers the consequences' vouchers Students who !Ive m falhng school By Patrick L. Browne, M.Ed. districts (dIstrictS WhICh graduate nthe Sept 14 Issue of the Grosse her name m a hat and the names of Further more, Mr Hanly'" fearful less than two-thIrds of their students) Pomte News, "Private schools new students would be drawn ran- contentlOn that If vouchers were to bE" deserve an alternative whIch WIll and vouchers," guest wnter domly Without regard to academIC or enacted, "Our mIssIOn-drIven phIloso- help them reap the benefits of hvmg IMatthew Hanly espoused hIS phIes and currIcula would be set aSIde 10 a free and democratIc soCIety How behaVIOral concern» Unfortunately, posltlOn on the voucher proposal and thiS argument IS mlsleadmg and erro- m favor of a need-to-serve-all reahty," can we contmue to call our natIOn free ...rb "c:lutl"" whE'''' yon vote on the "hould he bothersome to everyone "hen we rcleg~te rhl1drE'n to substan- ed neouo who sees a greater common good as dard educatIOn, force them to attend \ oucher proposal m November" Parents and chl1dren hvmg 10 faIl- Mr Hanly's adVIce of cautIOn was the goal of educatlOn What IS the mg school dlstncts Wlll have expand- fallmg schools and subsequently deny !;lased on hIS statement that, "The purpose of our very eXIstence as edu- ed optIOns and equal educatIOnal them opportumty based on their lack CUIrent voucher proposal lacks cators If it does not center on meetmg opportumty If Proposal 1 passes this of educatIOn? specifics" He goes on to state, the needs of all chIldren? November. Proposal 1 has no prOVI- As you learn more about the Issue "Essentially, If approved, the proposal SIOns whereby non-pubhc schools Will ChIldren do not choose what famI- of vouchers I, hke Matthew Hanly, would empower the legislature to lies they wlll be born mto, what chOIC- be forced to partICipate III the voucher urge cautIOn Be cautIOus what WIll enact voucher legIslatIOn But we program, and Proposal 1 allows non- es therr parents make or what CIty result If we contmue to deny children don't know the all-Important detaIls" pubhc admmlstrators to mamtam they WIll resIde m Parents make the an educatIOn that w111make them their current adnl1sslOn standards. deCISIOns and chl1dren eIther benefit capable of functlOmng productIVely m Mr Hanly states m hiS edltonal or suffer based on theIr parents' ChOIC- that, "were schools hke Umverslty Proposal 1 IS about expandmg educa- SOCIety tional opportumtles to chIldren who es. It IS clearly unjust that chIldren LIggett School (ULS) to accept vouch- should have to suffer hfelong conse- Patrick L Browne, M Ed IS princI- ers, admiSSions cntena and selectIVI- have none, It IS not about addmg bur- pal of St Peter the Apostle School In densome regulatIOns to schools like quences for deciSIOns WhICh they dId ty would be thrown aSIde, anyone not make Harper Woods \seekmg admISSIOn would put hIS or Umverslty LIggett I PRODUCTION EDlTORlA1. CLASSIFIED (313) 882-6900 DISPLAY ADV£RTlSING I 1313) 882 3500 (313)882-6090 I Robert G. Edgar (313)882-l1294 B.rb.ra Yazb.ck V.th.ck., Roger B Hages, >\d\ ertlS~ng '\.~anager Ken Schop John Mmms Margie Rrms Smlth.. Manager K,m M Mackey. ASSlStanlla the Product Lon Manager Pubhsher Fran Velardo, Editorand General AdvertiSing Manager Crtg BartOSieWICZ Peler B,rkner AssIStant Ed,tor I F.. ture Ed,tor AsslSt.nt M.lI.ger J DaVId Hughes Robert B. Edgar Manager Ad\ erhslng Representall\ ~ Founder and Pubhsher (313) 343-5590 Chuck Klonk., Sports Ed,tor Id. B.u.r L,nd ... y J K.chel Pal Tapper Bonnl. Capraro, St.ff Wnter Melan,e M.honey Advertlsmg Representative Shell.y Allman (1940-1979 ) Kathleen M Slevenson, Penny Demck Br.d 1.lndbe'S> Staff Wnter Margaret Sob"5k, AdvertlSmg Represent,1l ve TECHNICA1. OPERATIONS Mary Ellen V.nD~"n, Vale". Encheff Ml"m~r 'iou.burNn GrossePoint~ News ~~~~::~::,:;:;y J.me.M Stl If 'j01J flTc:.v. \lp. c.ow du~ w'\-th ':fl~ ~ "'o.~, 'N'C-:joe 'Y0\)'\\ Qffering from the loft eo."" ~O"I'C ~OQQ ~ Spun out in the City Will never be a rocket SCIentist, AI takes credit for everything good nor, hopefully, WIll I suddenly that has ever happened in thIS conn- become totally Ilhterate. I am a try for the past 50 years and nothing Istatistic m a poll, an Amencan bad that has transpired tn the last houseWIfe who works a bIt, plays eight a bIt and IS a-IogIcal, thmkmg human The fnghtening thing about all thiS bemg IS most of us seem to be swallowing Please, candIdates, talk to me, talk the SWIll we are fed With few ques- ta our husbands, chIldren and fnends tIons asked. Speak to us m plam language that we The Democrats talk to us m cliches can truly understand Don't challenge as If we are an enormous herd of us to take up arms agamst your sheep The Repubhcans are so man- nva\s Exp\am m Slffiple terms why nerly that they mISS dehvenng theIr +l.~ we should vote for you message to those who need most to Do pohtlClans thmk all our brams hear It And It IS our responslblhty to ask dence that G W believes m God and are on vacatIOn, or do they thmk at Face It, too few voters take the time AI Gore's faVOrIte book IS the Bible! As all? I am tired of bemg treated hke a to read or research the facts on candi- substantIve questIOns We should be lookmg at much more than the presI- a Chnstwn, I resent It' 5-year-old and playmg referee to a dates and Issues whIch ought to con- It IS one thmg to recogmze and dentIal candIdates, and we must cer- bunch of kIds There IS more spm cern us and our chIldren's lives. LIke appreCIate that a candIdate worships tainly be cogmzant of what our vote commg at us from our radIOS and tele- a power greater than hImself; It IS VISIOns than Yankee Stadmm has It or not, most of the votmg public IS Wlll mean relatIVe to the Supreme gettmg theIr mformatlOn from their another to have rehglOn used as a Court of the future seen m decades from the pitcher's teleVlsions, and the sptn on our night- bargammg chip mound When readmg one of the dalhes thlS The presIdentIal candIdates change ly fodder IS appalhng Puhleeze don't talk down to uS any week, I noted a two-page column con- more The spm doctors are spending , costumes more often than a Vegas Who are the heads who are polling cernmg the "cool factor" of the presI- performer They dress for the audI- the demographics? I don't thmk we the maJonty of their time attemptmg dentIal nommees. Good gnef1 Is thiS to confuse the voters mstead of , ence of the moment One day AI IS 10 hve m the same country how we make up our mmds who IS to hIS customary dark SUIt, the next all I long for the days when Jimmy lllformmg them lead thlS country? And the good news IS? Well, I'm not • 10 demm, leamng on a fence hke a Stewart took us to Washmgton to Unfortunately, to reach the maJon- really sure In a few weeks our maIl- , Texas ranch hand plead our cases as the Mr and Mrs ty of the votmg public, candldates feel : With the zilhons of "experts" coach- SmIths of the world We should mSlst boxes Will have even more catalogs compelled to make appearances on than pohtlcal messages, a rash of : Illg theIr every move, G W st1ll that our questlOns be heard and talk shows and late mght teleVISIOn : speaks of holdmg us "hostIle." whIle answered, m Simple language that medlOcre new teleVISIOn programs : everyone can understand This IS where the votes are supposed w111take the place of the reruns, and to be courted new ads \'/111 replace the politIcal , LIke httle Barbie and Ken dolls, our ones pohtlcians must be dressed "appropn- I'd rather not feel forced to turn off Hopeless? ately" for the common folk, look the the teleVISIOn and put down the news- look, talk the talk of the audIence. paper, but It could be argued that we have an opportumty to see candIdates m casu- Most of all we still !lve In the finest al settmgs, takmg questIOns at ran- country m the world and can use our dom and unrehearsed Are we to brams and our hbranes and be beheve that none of the questIOns responSible for our own chOIces. were scnpted and that It IS a comCI- (),\'1 intere.ft Iii tlWI9f\~P Letters like thIS? called the pohce on her car Thanks Agam, thank yOU to all phone Don't know which ;,tudentc; for makIng home- After about 20 minutes a for honor commg a great e;uCCt>C;S young man pushed my car Tom Berschback mto the Grosse POInte War way to turn? To the Editor: Richard Underwood Memonal parkmg lot We are wntlng thIS letter Grosse Pointe South • The lady stayed With me National Depression Screening Day to thank the Grosse Pomte High School and called a tow truck, leav- can help you find the way back. South student counCIl for Ing only after the truck appoIntmg the two of us as arnved Take a free anonymous depres"on ~ereemng test and talk WIth a menial heallh profe'i-~100al grand marshals for the Thank you to thec;e good homecommg parade It was More letters Samantans' National Depression Screening Day a great honor, and the fes- Mrs. Nelson Frolund tiVitIes wert>wonderful on page 7A Grosse Pointe Shores Thursday, October 5,2000 Rldmg In the parade, It wac; very Interestmg to he .:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii St. John oakl.nd Hosplt8l St. John Hospital and Medical center waVlng to many, many p('o- 5-7 pm Treasures staff 10am altM pIe who we had taught Ec:lueat,oo CenI81' Lower L_I To the Editor: Grosse POinte War Memonal Thanks good (across from /IOSpfI8/1obby fIfI/rance) before Mr Underwood and 32 Lake Shore Onve My hu"band rmd I wl"h to 27351 Qequrndre Madoson HeightS I had th(' same thought Grosse PoInte Farms Samaritans r('cogmze the "tafT at Bon "How dId tho~e years fly by To the Editor: Secour" HO'ipltal and at "0 fast?~ One of the maIO Bon Secour" Health reasonc; Ie; that the school Recentlv my car "dl('d~ on 1-888-757 -5463 JefTerc;on near the Groe;'i(, S('fVlreC;at Cottage for their where WI'teach has a won- prOfpe;'ilOnahc;m and excel- Registration preferred, but not required. derful atmosphere con- POIntE'War M('monal Du(' to road repalr~ It wa" a very If'ncp In provldmg care for dUCIVeto the best eduratlOn th(' patlCnt Without neglect- Sf JOHN. Be111v1orll pOSSible congee;ted ar('8 ..... '"'''' Medicine Where c\c;ecan two math A lady e;toppE'd,md il~k('d StrvIcII tpacherc; receive an honor If I need('d help and th('n See LETTERS, page 7A No matter what you think tureb about athlete;, We get when It was first on I about mUblcal theater, for to meet their third grade caught It on rerum, after It me It Will always be a place teachers and find about how The went off the air when I was to meet women Hey, It was they were msplred by a m college (The questIOn of high ;,chool, what did I know Wheatw'> box why I was watchmg TV m Stickford dbout stereotypes Sports fani> want sports college Instead of studymg IS Finally, the Olymplcb I By try10g to appeal to a better left unasked) ISay don't know what It I'>, but I broader audience, they are Another thought IS that Just have no mtere,>t m the actually dllvmg guys like Files musicals III the old days OlympiC!> thiS year Maybe me away Thoughts at large were better I don't know Jim Stickford It'!> because NBC, With d After wntmg untold num- how people can stand to pay broadLast network and two Maybe It';, knowmg the bers of "I Say" columns $40 to $100 to see some Lable networks, I;,n't domg re;,ult,> a day ahead of time ongmal George Bernard usmg the header "The techno "extravaganza n by "1776," (a vastl) underrated one i>tory about fenc10g My With the Internet It" hard Shaw ;,tuff from Sttckford FIles, n I finally Andrew Lloyd Webber OK, I mU>lcalJ the ~ong~ cJ.nd hobby and one of four ,>port;, to bUIld su'>pen;,e when 'PygmalIon," wab cn;,p The heard from bomeone who got liked "Je'>us Chn'>t lyrl(.s were by Sherman that date bdck to the first you ve read the rebult~ Edwards and the book wab '>ongb were understandable It Superb tar n It was actually modern Olympl"'> 10 1896 ahead of tIme Heck even about somethmg But by Peter Stone They had melodIC'> They It'~ an mtprestlng <;port, newbpapers are ahead of the Grosse Pomte Farms were funny They advanced "Catb?" Give me a break publiCize It you dope,,1 NBC event" mayor Edward Gaffney, so n As a wnter who hd~ no the plot and you wanted to far, Ib the only person who I saw "Leb Mlz at the chance of ever wntmg any- Mdybe It'., becau~e NBC hum them two hours after Whatever the reason, I've has reahzed that "The Fisher Theater ( and yes I thmg approximating a did a bad job drummmg up you '>aw the show watched maybe five mmuteb !:luckford FIles" IS a nff on know It'S not a Webber play) decent song, I can apprecI- excItement I remember vf the 01) mp!c< ~'1r{ from that claSSIC James lrarner Vv hat WcJ.~dl Grosse Pointe News TheOp-Ed Page. Septem ber 28, 2000, Page 7A Colomal Amoco, Grosse Mike MatteI, set up/take Pointe Academy, down, Geraldine Lacombe, Letters- Hematology and Oncology speCIal events, Andl MatteI, ticket sales, Karen Llstwan, From page6A AsSOCIates East, Our Lady Star of the Sea, RainY Day T-shlrts/posters. Kathy mg the needs of the famIly Art Supply, Shorewood BrandeiS, artIsts awards, We speak from an expen- KIwams, St Paul Catholic Theresa Cardoze and Kerry ence that reqUired a five-day School and Waste Smale, Lobster Bash stay at the hospItal and Management CIty Disposal Thanks, too, to the volun- three weeks as an mpahent A specIal thank you to our teers of the ASSIstance League to the Northeast III rehab Not once dunng commIttee chaIT people that long stay dId we expen- Betty Loehr and Beth GUidance Center, theu fam- ence any dlsappomtment Moran, artIsts, JackIe Illes, Northeast GUIdance WIth the staff's performance Roberts and Tama Volls, Center staff members and and concern for my hus- artIst lunches, Penny Stocks the Edsel and Eleanor Ford band's needs and well-bemg and Carol Meza, chIldren's House for then contlnumg support and cooperatIOn "N«5PECULAflON p.,fOUT wHtCH NEW WINGWlLL BE OURS?" Thank you, one and all tent, Helen Boyer, conces- What a commumty treasure slons, Geraldme Lacombe, And last of all, thanks to I our fnends and neIghbors of If you have comments or suggestions. e-mail Doggo &: Mark at we have m those faclhtlCS Susan Charron and William K. Koch Bethanne KIrk, pubhclty, the communIty who attend- ,[email protected] Eva Koch advertlsmg and underwnt- ed Art on the POinte - in Grosse Pointe Farms mg, Kyle Clor and Sue spite of heat and stormy Martm, finance, Don weather' Proceeds of the Nixon's psychiatrist MartlnuzZI and Sherry event prOVIde finanCial sup- Germany, and who was a Thanks McRIlI, grounds/SIgns, Mary port to the Northeast The New York TImes of practlcmg psychoanalyst Wolkmg, hospltahty/pur- GUIdance Center, With a for success "pccial focus on family-on- Sept 3 contamed a most HIS wntmgs dIsplay a chasIng, Cathy Leverenz, I mterestmg artIcle about our keen mterest m the role of To the Editor: parkmg, Barb Keller and ented serVIces former and late preSident, On behalf of the Char Cislo psychIatry In pohtlcs and Sue Martm, pnntIngidlstn- Richard NIxon The head- suggest a new field of mter- ASSIstance League to the butIon, SandI Cooke and Karen Cassetta lme said, "Most PreSIdents est called "psycho-pohtlcs," Northeast GUidance Center, Sandy Seale, raffle, PattI General Co-Chairs, we want to take thIS oppor- Art on the Pointe 2000 Had a Counselor One Had m which psychlatnc Groezmger, scheduhng. a Shnnk n inSIghts and expenence are tumty to recogmze those The journahst was Adam who helped to make thlS utilIzed In the process of Clymer, who saId, "The only choosmg a preSIdent years Art on the Pomte a preSIdent whose Wild mood Of course he could not success Letters welcome sWIngs prompted hIS own DemocratIc preSIdent could We would lIke to thank get away WIth bemg "softn detaIl a method whIch secretary of defense to Issue would deal WIth the mcredl- the followmg corporatIOns, The Grosse Pomte News welcomes your Letters to orders deSIgned to block on commumsm, an attItude organIzatIOns and mmvldu- the Editor All letters should be typed, double-spaced, which surVIVed as a legacy ble compleXIty of the elec- hIm If he called out the tIOn process and the actual als for their support Signed and hmlted to 250 words Longer letters wIll be of McCarthYJsm Mannes for protectIOn prerequIsites for determm- Anderson Consultmg, St edited for length and all letters are subject to edltmg agamst Impeachment IS Because of the stIgma of John HospItal, Anonymous for content Include a daytIme phone number fQr venfi- mental Illness, the psychla- mg mental aciequacy and also the only preSIdent Raffle Patron, Bank One, cation or questIons tnst's VISitS to the WhIte stabilIty And so the kno",n to have been treated Amencan votmg public con- Karen and BIll Cassetta, House to see PreSident The deadline for letters IS 3 p m Monday by a psychotherapIst n tmues to do ItS evaluatIOn Cheryl and Palmer Both of these expenences Nixon were rare and m Coleman, Judy Gruner, of preSIdential candIdates Send letters to EdItor, Grosse Pomte News, 96 are descnbed In a book by secret Anecdotal accounts Healthmark IndustrIes, by the usual methods - Kercheval, Grosse pomte Farms, Mlch 48236, or fax Anthony Summers (Viking), say that when he VISIted Susan and DIck AllIson, the preSIdent, he used false IdeolOgIcal behef and intu- them to (313) 882-1585 Letters may also be sent e-mail tItled, "The Arrogance of Itlon So far the Amencan Demse and Jose Cara, Power The Secret World of destinatIOns when he Karen Cassetta and Char to Jmmms@grossepomtenews com SIgned m Nowadays such pubhc has not done too Richard NIxon n The book Cislo, Ellen and Douglas badly descnbes Wlfe-beatmg and VISItScould not escape Cooke, Gen and Les Day, merna scrutmy, and smce I assume that plll-poppmg, but these accu- Hutschnecker took hIS role Patti and Peter Groezmger, psychlatnc treatment and satIons are angnly dIsputed qUIte senously, and was Anme and WIlhe Com or- by NIxon's defenders the questIon of mental Ill- Jacobs, Barb and Dan ness would end a pohtl- womed about the mental However, the story about stability of those m power Keller, Don and Randl the order by the secretary Clan's plan to seek the pres- MartmuzzI, Sherry McRJ11, Idency, the word, "therapy" The hiStory of World War II of defense and the VISItS by was well known as the men- LIZ and Dan Oates, Vincent IS aSSIduously aVOIded The Brennan and FamIly, Elame the psychlatnst have not tal Illness of HItler and been WIdely dIsputed more acceptable euphemIsm SIkorskI, Acme Bolt and Nut a-. All pUPPIes are hand-carved out of 18kt gold for psychotherapy IS now Stalin became obvlo'..ls In .". as a three-dImensIOnal sculpture, set WIth a NIxon's labile moods, hIS book, "The Dnve for Co Inc, Adlhoch and called "counsehng " ASSOCiates Realtors, ~t-' diamond collar, and fimshed WItha Impetuous language and Power,n he mentIOns the 'T"'\ spec1a1durable enamel Can be unlawful behaVIor have The VIce preSIdent's WIfe, ComerIca Bank, Ross mfluence of childhood expe- 1'~ worn as a pendant or hanglng from become well-documented TIpper, who has been Mortgage, Amencan Speedy a bone-shaped pm All praised by psychlatnsts for nences whIch lead to hIstory, a<;recent release of Pnntmg of St ClaIr Shores, . • " , breeds are aval1able openly dISCUSSingher healthy and unhealthy White House tapes has ambItIOns to gain power In Wilhe Barber, VIllage of ucc('('d- choo'>c conflIct rc~olutlOn column Sept 14 ElIzabeth hly dunn~ Nlxon'~ term m Rex, 'contallled an error I'd officI' ThE' p~ychlatnst'" rathPr than VIOlence a" a He WIll go down m hl'to- way of ~ettlIng human dIS- The Shake~pearUln plav name I~ Arnold A 19495 Mack Ave • Grosse POinte Woods MI48236 ry a~ the pre,>ldent who pute'> Today we can only unthm 'Elizabeth Rn II a' Hut~chneckpr, a doctor who open I'd the door to Chma hopp that our leader<;. who "Milch Ado About Nothlllg receIVcd hl~ medical d('gree 313.881.5882 The polItical chmatp at thc have acce,," to that nuclear not "A~ YOII lAke It and p~ychlatnc trammg In time dIctated that no I 1/ September 28. 2000 Grosse pointe News 8A News ;' 10 years ago this week • Grosse Pomte Woods yesterday's headlines has JOined 8t CI9Jr Shores In "upportmg the Milk River • Representatives of four Poupard Elementary School Intercounty Dramage 50 years ago this week of the Grosse POinte", sans m Harper Wood" and Feny Board The board has an $18 • As of October, rents wIll thl' Shores, and Harper Elementdn School In the mIllion plan to clean the no longer be controlled IP Woods are consldermg the Farm" Milk RIVer the CIty of Gros"e Pomte e~tablt"hment of 1 central- In takmg the actIOn, the Ized dispatch station to han- If accepted, the project 25 years ago this week Wlllmclude constructIOn of a cIty councIl has found thel I' dle pollee and fire calls • On Od 1, Glos"e Owner's occupa- IS no shortage of rental A central dispatch system dJsmfectlOn facilIty on the POinte Park \\ III become the tion: Nanny housmg to Justtfy controls would ~ave money and grounds of the Woods first POlnte commumty to Pointer's occu- reduce duplicatIOn of department of public works ~h...rgr f"r emprgencv ambu- en M:-orter ROf\G For work to pation: Travehng • Cun"u W.llOll ~ulllIIIU .. " re"ource" hound on St John Hospital m lance ~el vice move forward, Harper Vlltlm~ WIll be tran"port. Woods must jom m Residence: City DetrOIt neal the mtel sectIOn • Blue DeVil halfback of Crosse Pumte I'd to lowl ho"pltals for a • Grosse Pomte Woods IS of Moross and Chandler Dave Wybor"kl ran for 93 Age: 3 years old basIc fee of $40, more If spe- m the process of orgamzmg Park The $4 5 mIllion struc- yards 111 Grosse Pomte Type of Pointer: tlal servIces are needed, a judJclal search committee ture wIll have 272 beds and South HIgh School's 20.0 Mmlature dachs- buch as lebuscltatlOn and to fill the Impending vacan- 68 bassmets Wlll over the Port Huron Big the admml~tratlOn of oxy- cy of MUlllclpal Judge hund • The Gro"se Pomte Reds South, wruch won the Family: Erme gen There's no WOId on Patncla SchneIder School Board has accepted Eastern Michigan League lives With Carmen who'll pIck up the tab If Schneider has announced bids for the constructIOn of champIOnshIp last year, IS 2- Claim to fame: efforts to re\ lve a patient her retJrement after eight two more school bUlldmgs o for the season For a bttle guy, m hiS are not successful years on the bench Slated for construltlOn are short hfe, he sure • Gary Corona took the does get around' Grosse Pomte North High Erme has hved 111 25 years ago this week School fO'ltball team to a 3-0 Tennessee, WIn With a 20-yard field goal LOUISiana and now Ernie Harper m overtime against Anchor Michigan As an Bay The VIctory puts the assistant to a nanny, Ernie not only goes to work With Norsemen's record at 3-1 children every day, he IS a frequent flier and loves the overall VIP treatment he gets when he qUIetly sleeps m hIS Corona, a jumor quarter- travel bag m the cablll back, IS 4-4 In field goals FYI The dachshund was developed III Germany over this year a penod of several hundred years for the pnmary pur- pose ofhuntmg badgers They were speCifically bred for 5 years ago this week the strength and tenacity to handle a badger With the body style to "go to ground" (burrow down a badger • ReSidents of Grosse hole) after theIr prey No wonder ErnIe's favonte hobby Pomte Park questIOn l IS trylllg to dlg holes III hIS blanket whether an lce skatmg nnk Best friend: Hls constant compamon, Carmen IS appropnate for Patterson Favorite pastime: Chewmg hooves Park Favorite food: Frosty Paws On the day groundbreak- mg took place for the skat- If you would hke to haue your pet consIdered for Pet mg faCIlity, reSIdents went Pomter of Interest, subm~t your pet's photo (no photo before the City counCIl say- COPleS and photos cannot be returned) along w~th a bnef mg the nnk would better summary tellzng us why your pet ~sun~que, mclude your serve WindmIll Pomte Park address and phone number Send all replles to Pet rather than Patterson, Pomter of Interest, 96 Kercheual Aue, Grosse Pomte which IS supposed to be a Farms, MI 48236, e-mall at Petpomter@aol com passlve and natural setting. • Startmg next year, " Young skaters win club trophy Grosse Pointe Shores pubhc safety officers Will SWItch Woods to loop main ; Members of the Grosse Pointe Skating Club brought home the Club Trophy from a 12-hour day to eight- hour shifts Tbe change Will By Brad Lindberg semce to reSidents m the ) in recent competition in the state capital. Pictured in front. from left, are Staff Wnter neIghborhood of Hohday 1 Jennifer Lanfranki. Brian Abela. Richard Szalma. Lisa Ruggero. Michelle put officers on the same Simon. Lisa Zink, Karen Cordoba. Renaldo Cordoba. Michelle Zaccagni. work schedule as their offi- TtdYlllg up loose ends, as Road near Lochmoot J Jennifer Szalma and DeAnn Patanis. In back. from left. are Valerie Rice cers It were, a 4l'!adend water Boulevard and Sunmngdale' 3r Jeanne Arts. Terri Jo Szymanski. club professional Terry Viviani, Stacy' • Sarah Attie and Molly mam m Grosse Pomte Dnve ,<, Danner. Kathy Abela and Lori Neil. (From the Sept. 25. 1975 Grosse Pointe McKenZie of the Grosse Woods Will be connected mto Thomas Whitcher, -the Pomte South HIgh School the system as a whole News.) Woods head of public ser- gJrl's soccer team have been The one-time proJert IS Vlce~, smd, "A loop system IS named to the Class A All- Intended to prOVIde long- better than a gnd system - State guls soccer team term lmprovements III water there are no loose end" " CROW7HER - Brad Lmdberg CARPET~ RUGS SALE ...... -J\~ -WAVERLY • MASLAIIO- - CUSTOMWEAVE • SHAW 'rhe Grosse Pointe News has .MIWKEN • SUTTON been serving the community for • CONSTANTINE • EXPR DESIGN 60 years. 'Ie are,in the midst of planning for an anniversary issue that we hope will give you many hours of enjoyable reading, whether you are a lifelong resident or a .". newcomer interested in this community's roots. It's an enormous project and we need your help. 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ORIENTAL RUGS • N Grosse Pointe News unl.1 313-884-2991 96 Kercheval Grosse POinte Farms, MichIgan 48236 Since 1940 17670 Mack Avenue at university • Grosse pointe City FAX 313.882.1585 • Ph. 313.882.0294 • E-mail [email protected] , September 28. 2000 9A Grosse Pointe News News m the 800 block of Lothmoor On Fnday, Sept 22, another no SIgn of forced entry at the and mdy have prevented a inCIdent took place m the What a drag cnme scene 1300 block of Wayburn A Grosse POinte Shores PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS fire The officer dl"wvered a public safety officer saw a the garage malfunctlOnmg lIght fixture, 1991 Dodge pIckup truck Drunk driver Sept 20 The bIkes were Needs permit d portIOn of which had melt- dnve through a red light at A Farms patrol officer worth about $500 and a car Alerted by a pile of dirt Vermer and Lakeshore at spotted a 2000 Chevrolet kept In the garage was Retail theft ed and graVel m 800 block of 11 15 a m on Wednesday, Blazer travelmg 40 mph m a scratched A Wltnes!t reported !>ee1Og Lochmoor, a GnJ"e Pomte Sept 20 25 mph zone on Web!tter at a woman place a child'!> House theft Woods officer ha, cltt'd a 2 20 a m on Saturday, Sept When he pulled the vehI- Another drunk dre!>s and a chIld'.., "nowsUlt Pollce In Gros~e Pomte basement watel proofing cle over and spoke WIth the 23 He finally managed to m a bag and eXIt a '>tore 10 Park are mve!ttlgatmg the wmpany for workmg v,lth- dnver. a 52-year-old St pull the vehicle over 10 the driver caught the 17000 block of Kercheval theft of Jewdry taken from a out reqUIred permit" ClaIr Shores man, he 500 block of Lincoln When A Grosse Pomte Farms In the VIllage WIthout pay- home m the 700 block of "The UJmpany ha" been he spoke to the dnver, a 18- smelled the odor of manJua- pubhc safety officer saw a mg for them LakepOlnte warned and I""ued utatlOn, na year-old Farms man, he car weave between lanes on The woman got mto a The mudent I'>thought to prevlOu!>ly," atcordmg to the The dnver saId he had smelled alcohol Mack at 12 40 a m on waIting Honda Accord, h'lvP tflkpn OlflCP hptwpen offieer mvolved The wmpa- "smoked a roach" but threw The dnver admItted to Tuesday, Sept 19 The offi- whIch was last seen headmg Sept 19 and 20 ny abo received a tIcket lor It out the WIndow when he drmkmg three glasses of cer actIvated hiS overhead north on St Clair toward the unlawful depo!tlt of saw the officer wme at a relative's home hghts and turned on hIS DetrOIt matenal" m the street He went on to say he had He blew a 12 on hIS prellm- SIren, but the dnver, a 64- Up in smoke no manJuana m the truck A 10ary breath test (PBT) year-old DetrOIt man, Woods pohce may have Carjacking search of the truck turned There were two passen- Ignored them for several Briefly, it's busted a teenager su!>pected up manJuana under the dn- gers, both under the age of blocks before pulling over m of usmg a pop bottle to suspect caught ver's seat 21 and they were also gIven the area of Broadstone and smoke dope m a Mack PBTs The tests mdlcated gone The man IS free on $100 LeXlngton A manager of a store m Avenue alley while carrymg A Gro!>'ie Pomte Park bond and has been charged they had been dnnJung as The dnver refused to take two bags of manJuana woman wanted for carJack- well the 17000 block of Kercheval WIth possessIOn of manJua- a PBT and was so unsteady reported that sometime dur- On Wedne"day, Sept 20, mg m DetrOIt has been na The dnver was charged on IDS feet that an ambu- at 3 51 pm, a Wood!>officer picked up by pohce m WIth operating a motor vehi- mg Tuesday, Sept 19, some- lance was called He later patrolhng the alley m the Gro!t!>ePomte Woods cle whIle under the mflu- one stole her Ralph Lauren admitted to dnnkmg four or 19400 block of Mack "potted The arrest followed d traf- Stolen cars ence of mtolUcatmg hquors bnefcase, wIDch was kept m Grosse Pomte Farms pub- five beers and was charged the store It contamed her the 17-year-old Wood" male fic stop on Mack at about The passengers were with being a repeat Vlolator actmg susPicIously on a 4 30 p m on Thursday, Sept hc safety officers receIved a charged WIth Vlolatmg the planner and some catalogs number of reports of car of MIchIgan dnnkmg and bIcycle 21 The dmer, a 42-year-old , Farms' zero tolerance dnnk- dnVlng laws Accordmg to pohee, the woman, wa~ caught weaVlng thefts and attempted car 10g laws thefts on Saturday, Sept 23, - Jtm St~ekford suspect held a !>oft dnnk her car down the "treet, dunng the afternoon Garage B&E bottle filled WIth smoke that often "traddhng the center smelled of manJuana A line She walt CIted for A WItness reported that a White powder A CIty of Grosse POinte Angry driver search of the suspect turned Improper lane use and held neIghbor's Town & Country resident reported on Grosse Pomte Farms A man facmg dtsorderly up two quarter bags of sus- on no bond for transfer to mmlVan was stolen from a Monday, Sept 18, that pohce were calleii to Grosse conduct charges m DetrOIt pected manJuana Pohce DetrOlt authontles dnveway m the 300 block of sometime dunng the night Pomte South HIgh School at gave Grosse POInte Woods arrested the subject and Belanger at about 1 p m 11 30 a m on Thursday. before someone entered his The WItness followed the pollee a hard time last week- turned him over to his moth- - Brad Ll/ldberg Sept. 21 garage and stole several velucle onto East Warren, end following a traffic stop er about an hour later When officers amved at Items, mcludlng a check- but eventually lost SIght oflt On Saturday, Sept. 23, at the school, they met with a book WIth blank checks The about 4 pm, a Woods officer m the area of CharlevoIX guIdance counselor, who victim sBld he left the door saw the 41-year-old DetrOlt Drug charge The WItness saId the suspect produced a packet of whIte open reSIdent make an Improper attempted to gam entry Into On Fnday, Sept 22, at powder that was taken from left turn from northbound other vehIcles on the block, 4 06 pm, a Woods patrol- a 17-year-old Woods student Mack to westbound Vermer but was unsuccessful. Useless B&E man pulled over a 20-year- who told her fnends that the The man, whose dnver's A woman reported that A reSIdent of the first old DetrOIt man dnvmg a substance was "SpeCIal K" lIcense had been suspended, the ignition of her 1994 block of Sycamore 10 the 15-year-old car WIth a loud The substance was taken became "Irate and refused to Dodge Intrepid had been CIty of Grosse Pomte found muffier m for testing and the stu- be taken mto custody," saId "punched" while the vehicle a window removed from the A qUIck investIgatIOn dent was referred to author- the patrolman The officer was parked behmd a store In SIde of hIS garage on turned up a small bag of sus- Ities who handle Juvemle called for backup "ASAP as the 18800 block of Mack Sunday, Sept 24 pected manJuana m the offenses the (man's) hostility escalat- This happened around 1 30 Police believe the would- man's front pocket The mCI- be thief entered through the ed" dent took place near the pm The confrontatIOn wound Another Chrysler Town & Boosted bikes WIndow and opened a door mtersectlOn of Allard and down after the man's WIfe Country was stolen from In Two bIcycles kept m an from the inSIde and elUted Harper calmed hIm Officers arrest- front of a home in the 300 unattached garage m the that way For all that effort ed the man, turned hIS car block of RIdgemont between 300 block of McK1nley were on the part of the Intruder, over to hIS WIfe, and Phones napped 1 20 and 2.50 p m on stolen between Tuesday, the VIctim saId nothing released him less than an AOVIIl Saturday Pollee could find Sept 19, and Wednesday, appeared to be mlssmg from Two cellular telephones hour later were reported stolen from WOIfI(.$I parked vehlcle~ m separate CALL 313.882-3500 mCldents last week In lower Fire averted To reserve DIsplay AdvertISing On Thursday, Sept 21, at Grosse Pomte Park space by 2 p m Fllday OPEN SUNDAYS 10 30 pm, a Woods pub he On Sunday, Sept 17, a 10am ..5pm safety officer responded to phone was stolen m the area the odor of smoke m a house of Way bum and Kercheval 882-5100. Fax: 882-0220 WEDEL'VER 355 FISHER RD. OPEN MON •• SAT. 8 am .7 pm Sale prices good through October 4th Fresh 5C1ueezed ., ORANGE JUICE $4~~J Dole SALADS $1 ~g~ Lamp Ag~dAnau5 PATTIES NY STRIPS 99 $799 $4 LB. LB. RUBY FARMS ODER MILL Fresh Cider & Donuts 60neless Fresh Catch x. PORK ROAST of the Week .. /~ • Pony Rides 99 RAIN60W TROUT ~ ~ ). Unique Country Store $2 99 LB. $5 ~ ~ / • Antique Shop lB. ';s • OldFashioned Carousel Tradltlonal5tuffed $399 • Dracula's Den CHICKEN 6REA5T5 LB. ..! Trolley Tours of 400 acre tree Plantation Hours: 11 :00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday C. Sunday celebrate The Great Lakes Phone (810)324-2662 I\uby Farms Is located In I'uby. MI. about 9 miles west af Port Huron and the Diu. WaNr Bridge to Canada. Approximately one hour from O.... olt. via 1-94 freeway. From Detroit area: 1-94 East to Exit 271. follow to 1.69 West to Exit 196 Wadhams M!CH!GAN I\ood. Turn right tallow sl9ns. Approxlmcn.1y 1 hour from th. Detroit QMO. September 28,2000 Grosse Pointe News 10A Seniors Stimulation directs seniors to keep going stronger pIe of life begm:. not at 40, young bloods," said Ross What makes a wmner were wrapped up In what but 45 UntIl that age he In a survey of hfe after ke-ep running? Why do men they did and theIr personal was out of work more than retirement, many retuees and women who have outlet:. came "econd to :.uc- he was m focu!> on phySical condItIOn- achieved their life goal:., ce,,:. He commented that he not mg whether It be- In busme,,:. or Accordmg to p:.ycholo- only kept gomg but also kept GlVlIlg all their work, they profes:.lOnal field:., choo"e to gI"t-., they were wlJlmg to have not had the time or take nsks, convmced they growmg contmue on rather than Sit The challenge of actmg, energy for exercise In the back and enJoy a lel"ule would bucceed The fear of process of a:.sessment, they faIlure was never conSId- the nonstop testmg and they have earned puttmg hiS talent on the may find that there IS a lot We read of executlveb, ered Prime Time of shormg up to do They are Thev al e propelled at Ime, stImulated him retIred frem {,('l"r~'1H'~ who "UIpi 1""J tv k;;.rn hG\', much retirement age by the same Jje~)(1e~ the l.OmpctlUull go out and start their own By Marian Trainor and stImulatIOn of the world disuse of muscles weakens busmes:.es, act as con:.ul- motivatIOn that mfluenced respect of their famIly, of bus mess there IS another the body tants to others or serve on them when they first tor There are millionaIres Some sCIentists believe fnends and those who work area where those who need several boards of corpora- entered the Job market who never had enough It IS that much of the phySIcal for them Entertamers are recogmtlOn and enJoy a tIOn:. The experience the) As one succe:.sful po"t the wheeling and deahng change blamed on old age IS an example Even those who sense of power are attracted bnng IS welcome and mvalu- retiree explams " I love that stimulates the result of mactlvlty are past theIr pnme came to able and the compames they work and love makmg The "high" that comes Disuse takes ItS toll m two money from competitIOn IS stIll back because they thnve on It IS a world where the serve are fortunate to have mdlvldual may work to ways It dnes us up and It the opportumty to benefit With expenence I bUllt up another factor As one bUSI- the love and adulation of applause become profiCIent enough to shnnks us from their hard-eal ned a backlog of declslOn-makmg nessman, m hIS 70's put It Stop movmg and you stop "When I was a kid I was Sometimes those who compete In a sport that hIth- skIlls acquIred over long and work values that taught pumpmg the very flUIds that me how to use my tlme and always competmg, trymg to kept gomg achieved a suc- erto may have been a recre. years But stIll the questIOn atlOnal outlet, or may Just keep Jomts workmg and prev81ls Why don't they talents to the best advan- beat out the other guy I got cess m the later years that surpassed what they compete agamst hiS or her keep muscles firm want to rest? tage I don't work as hard as a big kick out of domg. deals The loss of height assocI- achIeved when they were own body to whip It mto It IS true that the urge to I used to because I can get - even If It was tradmg ated WIth age IS from drymg younger shape keep gomg, rather than level more done m a shorter marbles" up of Jomt lubricants and Burt Lancaster IS one of A retued dean of the off, IS not typIcal of most length of time now I am not flUid m the spmal diSCS one to Sit back and rest on What It comes down to them At 68, after 36 years School of Fme Arts at retirees Fortified finanCial- Cahforma State Umverslty Startmg an exercIse pro- ly by SOCialSecurity, pnvate my laurels once I've reached then, the answer to why peo- of stardom and 62 mOVIes, began to take her sWlmmmg gram IS a challenge It's pensIOns and Investment a goal There are always ple go on workmg when they he made a comeback m could stop IS that they are 1981 With "AtlantIC City" senouslt at the age of 70 hard work mcome, most workers look other goals" There IS soreness but It IS fulfilhng personal needs Both the NatiOnal Society of when she entered the forward to enJoYing years of A Los Angell''' psycholo- borne because followed by gIst explams thiS affimty for which may be finanCial, Film Crltlcs and the Los Masters SWlmmmg events pleasurable actiVIties trav- She set eIght natIOnal an mcrease III reslhence IS ehng, pursumg a hfetlme work Makmg one's mark m emotIOnal or personal The Angeles Film Cntlcs hailed records In one reglOnal meet satlsfactlOn of haVIng power hobby, ImprOVIng their golf the world can be a stlmu- No 1 reason IS finanCial the mOVIeas the year's best ThiS IS more true for older Walter Matthau IS anoth- and SIX more m SIX other over one's own body. game or some other form of lant No matter what the plOV- people who remember the er example of someone who, events at the Masters Long phySIcal skill We all know people who mg ground IS, there are can't qUit - the more suc- DepreSSIOn For them It'S m spite of sufTenng a mas- Course ChampIOnships Why are these outlets not At 83 Clarence Ross, a those who can't bear to drop cessful they are, the harder finanCIal security and It sive heart attack m 1966 enough for those who look out of the race they work Why? Integnty IS matters not how much and undergomg open-heart retired insurance man from forward to more, not less Years Just add mcentlve to money they have - here surgery and a quadruple MontclaIr, N J, swam hiS work? It could be that from linked to ambItIOn, but so IS test hmlts and set down personal secunty IS related bypass operatIOn 10 1976, first Masters meet After the time they entered the power Once a person has records whether It be m held the rems of power, It Another need IS love and sttll pursued hiS career that he won all but one of workplace, they had set 123 champiOnshIps "The busmess, the entertamment Isn't easy to let go Money, respect People who succeed their SIgHts on bemg super biggest kIck IS beatmg the world or sports acruevers Their whole lives then, IS not the pnmary fac- at any endeavor have the He IS also a perfect exam- sac IS auction honorary co-chairs Former Serv:Jces for Older major fund-raiser for the programs of SOC, which CitIzens (SaC) preSident organIzatiOn mclude Meals at Home, Susan DaVIes and her hus- "SaC's real need IS a Food and Fnendsrup, Mmor band Desmond have agreed heightened awareness," said Home Repair, Escorted to serve as honorary co- DaVIes "I beheve there IS a TransportatIOn and chairs at the fourth annual tendency to thmk of semors Interfaith Caregivers sac fund-ralSlng event, A m Grosse Pomte as bemg ReservatlOn& for the September Evemng By The wealthy mdlVlduals who do evemng are hmlted and tlck- Lake scheduled for Fnday, not need help ThiS IS far ets are $75 Contact the Sept 29, at the Grosse from the truth sac does sac office at (313) 882-9600 Pomte Club The event what It can, but there IS a for tickets and more mfor- mcludes dmner and a s1lent shortfall of funds matlon was founded m 1978 and hve auctIOn The auctIOn prOVIdes addI- sac After beIng mvolved m tiOnal fundmg and support as a nonprofit mformatiOn, vanous roles for 15 years for the orgamzatlOn and It IS referral and SOCial serv:Jce WIth sac, mcludmg presI- wonderful that It'S stlll con- orgamzatlOn for semors m dent and board member, tlnumg," added DaVIes "We the five Grosse Pomtes and DaVIes and her husband are happy to help and hope Harper Woods Their mis- moved to Pnnceton, N J , there w1ll be good atten- sIon IS to help older cltlzens last summer She was the dance at the event" mamtam their bves Wlthm Pictured above are Desmond and Susan Davies, honorary co-chairs for the their homes m mdependence ongmator of the auctIOn Proceeds from the auctIOn SOCauction event, A september Evening By The Lake. event, whIch IS now the WIn be used to mamtam the and dignity CITY OF HARPER WOODS Rising prescription costs a problem for many seniors CITY Cl.ERK'S OFFICE WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN prescnbed medication than were 10 years ago, the cost Moreover, sentors who By Matilda Charles have access to many of these SeOlor cItizens are cur- other Americans even IS stlll a problem for many new medIcatIOns are less VOTER REGISTRATION NOTICE rently paYing tWIce as much though they only make up older people likely to go to the hospItal or for their prescnptlon drugs 13 percent of the total popu- It stnkes me that we NonCE I~ HEREBY GIVEN that all resIdents of the Clt) of HOlperWoods who meet should persuade Congress to undergo senous and expen- .he f01l0woog quohfieatoolU by Oclober 10 2000 shall be enlltlcd to be reglS.ered '" an as they did In 1992 lation sIve surgery eleclOf m [be prCClnet In ",,'neh he at she re5uies. for the Ge~ral Elec!lon schedultd for In figures, that means make these medlcatlons No\Cmber 7 2000 Amencans 65 and older who aVailable to semors at costs And accordmg to the You C/ln e.mall Mat~lda • Shall be a emun of lhe Unlled States research group FamIlies noy" pay an average of they can afford • ShaH be at leasl 18 years of age $1,205 a year for prescnp- Not only WIll It ease the Charles at • Sholl be 0 resident of IhlS State USA, which Just released a letters kfws@hearstsc com, • 5""11be a resIdent of Harper Woods lor at \e"" 1(} days study (based on data gath- tiOns - whIch IS up from finanCial burdens on many of our older people who live or wnte to her m care of lnlerested and qU:lhlled persons may make application to become a reg.lstered looter at the ered by Medicare, as well as $559 m 1992 - w1l1 shell CLlyClerk s Office Monday through Fnday betw.. " lIle ""urs of 8 1(} a m 10500 P m Kcng Features Weekly or any Michigan Secretary of 5131t Office The last day to reglSlt1 for the Nov<:mber 7 projectIons for future costs out $2,810 by 2010 on fixed mcomes, but It WIll Sen Ice, 628 Virgcnw Drive, 2000 Gene,al Ekeno" Will be Tucsda~ October \0 2000 If yoo are unable 10 eome .. developed by the PRIME The average cost per pre- also reduce the overall The abov~ times or,f you are In doubl as to It\<: !;.[;lruSof your reglstrtlnon please call '\4'\ Orlando, Fla 32803 2~10 Instltute), on prescnptlOn sCriptIOn for a semor, which health costs m the country drug charges, prices are has nsen dramatically from CITY OF HARPER WOODS exp~cted to soar over the $2850 In 1992 to $4230, Mickey D. Todd, WIll cost $72 94 In 2010 G P N {The Conned ,on 09n8,oo &< 10105,00 next several years POSTED Seplember 21 2000 CITICLERK ThiS ....lll be espeCIally dlf. While It'S true that there ficult for older people who are more effectIve drugs use a greater perc.entage of available today than there CITY OF HARPER WOODS 19617 HARPER AVENUE HARPER WOODS, MI, 4822 It's only natural to want to retain NOTICE OF BEQUEST FOR BIDS as much independence as possible in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tharm. aly of Harper Woods WIllbe aceepllng bIds lor I~ life. But there comes a time when porch ..", of "TREES" Bid documcn,~ and 5opcc1ficallons may Ix obImned from lhe OffiCI: of lhe: ( Ily Clerk bC'1 some of us need a little assistance, w«n I~ hours 019 00 a m and 4 10 P m Monday Ihrough Fnday Bid .. mU'\1 }:)( rece.\.ed by 91)0 a m nunda)'. Octobu 17 2:000 In the offict' of!he Cll)' That's when Bon Secours Placeat Cieri< 1%11 HOlperAv C,ly Cltrk ClIy <>I Ha rpt1' Woods 19617Harper ".tnut Ha.".r "'oods. MI oI3l25-%095 "TREES" p()~nD <;cptember 2S 2000 Mickey D. 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SeMCeS lLC Toreserve DIsplay AdvertiSing space by 2 p m Friday __ ~~_L'_I._C_.,_e_Serv_",_e_S_.L_LC . 28304--=--.J 11A September 28, 2000 News Grosse Pointe News Haven finds new homes and new activities for youth that fits everyone'r, need<' " available to the commumty meanmg and purpose m thIS Even Akndge, who Sltr, on By Bonnie Caprara "We have a space here m world Haven's board, felt Haven';, Haven happenings Staff Wnter the basement that holds After losmg ItS home m "We're gomg to many cbf- need to move may be a ble;,;,- ferent venue;,," contmued about 200 people," saId the Calvary Senior Center Akndge "It's where we hold mg 10 DetrOit, Cafe ha;, found Mlller "It forces us to adapt "A hIgh ;,chool student 1<, WIthout losmg our purpose our pizza lunches for the Friday, Oct. 6 - High ~chool techno/rap/dance new home;, and has adopted kids at South and they love not looking for a mghtclub and missIOn" that IS housed m a r,Cnlor p.llty Solid !{ock A.,,~embly of God, DetrOIt a new name It" Now known as Haven, the The Neighborhood Club IS center" Saturday, Oct. 21 - MIddle <'chool techno/dance now home to Haven's mIddle Chnst Church Grosse multi-church sponsored Pomte has a couple of hIgh Both Armentrout and pal ty, N e'lghhurhood ( lub school mghts Akndge felt JOIning up With youth group has partnered school events scheduled tht;, Friday, Nov. 3 - High ~lhool ('vent to be announced. WIth other organizatIOns to "When John (Bruce) came Haven allowed their orgam- school year Solid ROlk A'''l mbl) uf God to me earher thiS year, the 7flhon~ to reach beyond h~~t " wH!pr vanetv of actlv- AI UltHltrOJt \\::J~ :\warp :;,atunldY, .....O~. 11 :'1.JJ1, cb' "I hqttlp "f thp Itle;, for area youth outSide goal was to have something theIr usual range and serve that one of Haven's draw- bdnd<" NI Ighhor hood Club of theIr typIcal tWice-month- for our youth who were look- more of the community backs for attractmg youth Friday, Dec. 1 - High "lhool event to be ly high school dances and mg for more unstructured Haven IS also extendmg actlVlty," Said Neighborhood was Its church backmg announced ~ohd Rock A<,~embly of God partIes "I've been to a Cafe event Itself to urban outreach a" Club athletlc director MItch well They WIll be hostmg Saturday, Dec. 9 - MIddle "chool event to be "It IS not Cafe With a new and 1didn't see anyone pros- Armentrout "We had some announu d :'-:l'lghborhood Club name," saId Haven director elytIzmg," said Armentrout hIgh school mghts at Sohd space that was bemg under- Friday, Dec. 15 (tentative) - High ..chool battle of Mike MIller "It Will embrace "We talked about the reh- Rock Assembly of God III our new vIsion and plan for used That's why 1 went to DetrOIt the' band~ Chi ht Church Gro~se Pomte MIke He already had those glOus message They're not the future With a new staff, gOing to go out of theIr way Spring 2001 - Fllgh ~chool &kate demo/radlO-spon- new board members and, of youth volunteers" In the meantIme, Haven Chnst Church Grosse to promote It, but If someone <,ored e"l'nt course, a new plan to pro- asks them about It, they're IS stIli trymg to raIse fund;, Saturday, June 2 - Ihgh ~chool battle of the bands Pomte youth mmlster Alan to lease a full-time center VIde an alternative to teens not gomg to hIde It I don't and llutdo(JI fe~tl\ a\ Chn,t Church Grosse Pomte of thiS commumty With a Akndge saw Haven's need that WIll allow for more for a home for some events see why that would be a con- drug- and alcohol-free place flIct of mterest for anyone drop-m actiVIties after where teens can seek truth as an opportunity to make school and dunng the week- the church's new and mvolved Hopefully we can and peace as they look for come up With somethmg ends ways to connect and find expanded faclhtles more G.P. Woods survey helps determine park use for citizens while their parents take acr- By Brad Lindberg planning began for the started a survey to deter- year-round bUlldmg's bas- ;,or, has asked Ie<'ld!'llt~ to oblcr, Staff Writer future mme the best use of the new ketball and racquetball select their fa" onte actlVI- Warnack saId the h;,t of The cake hadn't been cut Durmg the Woods actlVItles bUlld.mg at Lake courts were crecbted. WIth ties from about a d07l'n pro- proposed actlVItles IS a work on the Grosse Pomte Woods anmversary celebratIOn last Front Park contnbutmg to Lake Front's posed programs In progress N othmg WIll be 50th bIrthday party before weekend, recreatlOn official;, Less than a year old, the near-record attendance last ChOIces mclude gymna&- deCIded untll the surveys summer are m toward the end of Thts wmter, resIdents and bcs for toddler;, mld-morn- mg ;,tep aerOblC& for adult;" October guests are expected to use basketball le."son<, after the facilIty's warmmg shel- Pointes hit in U.S. flag thefts school and teen dance;, WIth Surveys are available at ter, complete With fireplace, the Woods commumty cen- because a flag was speCIfi- dunng breaks from skatmg live bands at mght Department detective Mike Other optIOn;, mclude low- ter, which IS part of the city By Jim Stickford cally returned to the South on a temporary Ice rmk, McCarthy saId that no cost massage therapy, hall complex on Mack Staff Writer pnnclpal's office They still cross country skllng on the defimtlve motive for the karaoke mght, klck-boxmg Completed surveys should All five Grosse Pomtes have It and the famIly 55-acre grounds, and exer- thefts has been discovered, and three-on-three basket- be returned to the commuru- were hit With a rash of flag should check with them" clsmg on the park's paved but officers beheve It could ball tournaments There'~ ty center office, a drop box m : thefts early m the mornmg McCarthy said the Farms and hghted walkmg path be related to Grosse Pomte even a proposed readmg pro- front of cIty hall, or the office : of Wednesday, Sept 20 pubhc safety department Mehssa Warnack, the South High School's spmt gram to keep toddler~ huw at Lake Front Park , While most of the thefts collected several dozen flags Woods recreatIOn supervl- : were concentrated around week One of the class themes was "All-Amencan " and has them stored m the : Grosse Pomte Farms, pubhc Farms pubhc safety garage I safety officers in all of the "We're askmg people who I other Pomtes received "In many cases reSidents were very upset about the had a flag stolen to stop by \ reports of Amencan flag theft of theu flags," and see If we have It," thefts on Sept 20 McCarthy sald "We're pret. Here's To Later that day many of McCarthy saId "In one mstance, a Grosse Pomte ty much open all the tlme, so The Art the stolen fla~ turned up people don't have to worry around Grosse Pomte Park faml1y's flag was of great sentimental value I about stoppmg by only Of Living I Farms At 1030, for exam- between 9 a m and 5 p m I pIe, a reSIdent found eIght understand the family recewed It after It was used We understand that many I flags WIth theIr poles on the people work dunng the day I r>ath between Harbor Hill m a mlhtary service We think word of Just how Whatever the motwatlOn for 1\ and Grosse Pomte Important thiS flag was the thefts was, thiS wasn't Boulevard funny" Farms Pubhc Safety reached whoever stole It, I i Woods to clear water mains begm thiS fall and last about between Brys and Rosyln By Brad Lindberg a month, accordmg to Bad weather could delay Staff Writer Thomas WhItcher, the completIOn of the Job A contractor WIth a record To cover contmgencles Woods dIrector of pubhc ser- of domg good work m Grosse and engmeenng costs, the Pomte Woods has won VIces sewer contract caps out at another contract for sewer Techmcally, the mamte- nearly $307,000 mamtenance nance IS called "rehablhta- tlOn," not repaIr Work "Insltuform has satlsfac- Insltuform Technologies mvolves reammg out eXist- tonly performed work for USA, of Owosso, Mlch , sub- ing pIpes, not laytng new the Woods," said Frank mitted a low-bId pnce of Vancalh, of the Woods engJ.- $258,990 to Inspect and ones Work will clear sewer neenng consultmg firm of clean more than 4,800 feet of hnes runnmg between Anderson, Eckstem and pipe measunng between Westnck "They have also Huntmgton and eight and 24 mches m diam- Manchester, Manchester worked on Similar projects m numerous CItIes m the eter and Allard, Stanhope and Although no startmg date Llttlestone, and on Goethe DetrOIt area" has been set, the work Will Ifyou're a sernor facmg a dCClslOnabout where you will hve sac sponsors health fairs or If you are making thIS dCClslOnfor a loved one - you The Health FaIrs are co- know It Isn't easy H means gIVIngup what's famlhar, It means Semors can receive flu In order to meet the grow- sponsored by the Wayne shots, pneumonia vaccma- startmg anew, It means change mg health and preventIOn County Health Department, tlOns, dlabetes testmg, cho- needs of the senior popula- SOC, St John's Health That's why 5t John Semor Commumt) ISfocused on enrichmg lesterol testmg, blood pres- tIOn m the Grosse pomtes the hves of our residents Here, residents can enJoy gardens, sure screemng, bone denSIty System/ Pansh Nurse and Harper Woods. SerVIces Program, and Med-Share testmg and mammograms aVlanes, aquariums as well as lime \~lth our two hvely dogs for Older CItizens (SaC) IS by appOIntment only Mobile Diagnostics spon"onng two fall commu- For more mformatlon or We encourage our resIdents to talk to us about what Will make There WIll be a $10 fee for nity health fairs on the combmed blood glu- to schedule an appomtment, them most comfortable what WIllmake them feel at home. Thursday, Nov 16, from 9 cose/cholesterol testing, all call (313) 882-9600 Chances are thaI we've already found a way to accommodate a m to 3 30 p m at the other services are free to Gro"se pomte Woods Medicare reCipient" Those their requests Presbytenan Church, 19950 who are not msured by Our residents also take comfort In knoWing that 5t John Mack Ave, and on Tuesday. Catch Medicare may be charged a Nov 28, from 9 a m to 330 SeOlor Commumly pro\lde<>hvmg optJon~ and slolled staff for nom mal amount for some p m at sac's new lOCation Jim Stickford's servlces Transportation WIll vatylng degrees of IOdependence That means should our at the Nelghborhood Club, be prOVIded for all who 17150 Waterloo, m the City I Say on 7A residents hves change, their home doesn't have 10 request It of Grosse Pomte For more information or a tour, please call (313) 343-8265. 18300 East Warren Avenue TAKE ADVANTAGE OF US Detroit, MI48224-1343 Order your subscription today by calling Grosse Pointe NewsCirculation at: , 343.5578 Residential LMng .-~ Assisted Uving Short Term Rehabilitation Grosse .. N~ws Skilled Nursing care 96 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 September 28, 2000 Grosse Pointe News 12A News Seeing in black and white black through vanou" By Monte Nagler Important You may "ay that color bhades of gray to white I" Special Wrl4er known as the gray "cale By Takmg photographb m photographs are analogous to seemg a movie while utlhzmg these tone, m an black and white can be a black and white l' hke read- IIlterpretlve way, a photog- very rewardmg expenence rapher can truly expre"s Most people would not 109 the book If you have two cameras, tr) loadmg one him or her self through theIr thmk of puttmg an\ thmg photography but color film m their cam- '" Ith color and the other With black and white Take a A black and whIte pnnt (''''1'' Pnrlouhtedlv thiS IS uNng ~hc c\.t~,..-m(l~ of thp bhot ot the 'dille "UUjC'" because they \\ ant their "calc (no mId-tone;,) IS photographs to record the When you compare your pnnts, you may be burpn,ed referred to as a hIgh-con way they remember a bcene at the power of the black trast prmt Just the oppo- Yet the lack of color m a and wrote Image Site, an all mId-tone pllnt IS black and whIte photograph called low-contI a~t If the can make a far more stnk- Portraiture m black and white can be very effective tones are towards the whIte mg mterpretahon of a scene end of the scale, It's called a And smce black and white Ib l1ldeed Look at borne good black and white portraits, high-key picture A photo an mterpretatlOn rather study them carefully, and where most of the tones are than a documentatIOn of a near the black end I:' low subject, the onu, IS on the you'll see the Impact they possess I've always felt that ke) One that uses the full photographer to create a piC- range of tones I, called a ture through the Ube of tex- color portraits show the 11ke- ness of a person while black full-tone pnnt By usmg the tures and tone, Texture~ tones creatlvel) and effec- and tones are consideratIOns and white bnngs out the Sand dunes are the perfect black and white subjects. Early morning light pro- character of the face tively, a photographer IS m color photography, but m able to "makl' a ~tatement " duces tones and textures and impact just not obtainable in color. black and ",hlte they are all- The tonal range flOill The little moments are the ones you remember. Which is why Detroit Edison is working harder than ever to make every moment count. We've hired more customer service i! ~ntatives. And we've updated our automated phone ~ , to quickly connect you with the person who can , , belp with your concern. So you can get on with the " J itftporiant business at hand. For all the energy you'll ever need. e=DTE Detroit Edison ,~~ A ME Energy Company co.# www detrortedlson com September 28, 2000 Schools 13A Grosse Pointe News ;Big ticket items stall teacher 'contract talks By Bonnie Caprara term solutIOn!>on the table Staff Writer regardIng elementary plan- Teachers 10 the Grosse nmg time Issues, but that Pomte Pubhc School System long-term solutIOns still lil'- "t:ll commg mto ebss needed to be workpr{ on - I each day weanng gold nb- Bryk saId about 350 • I bons as a symbol of hope for teachers attended a umon ' a new contract membershIp meet10g last "Gold 15 a precIOus metal week ULS National Merit and what we're proVldmg IS "They're anxIOUS,but also South grad receives a quahty education to our very supportive," Bryk saId most precIOus commomty - Bryk also saId a job Ewald scholarship semifinalists our chtldren," said Grosse action, such as a sIck-out, IS Four University Liggett School seniors have POlnte Education extremely unhkely Grosse Pointe south High School graduate been recognized as National Merit semifinalists AsSOCiatIOn preSident "Any k10d of job actIOn Sarah Irvine of Grosse pointe Park was one of 13 requIres documentatIOn and high school graduates who received scholarships for their achievement on the PSAT, the qualify- Rosalie Bryk ing test for National Merit scholarships. Semifi- The mstnct and the teach- the approval of the MEA from the H.T. Ewald Scholarship program. The nalists in the 2001 National Merit Scholarship ers' umon are still at work (MIchIgan Educatlon scholarships are awarded for scholastic ability competition include Matthew W. Hollerbach, the tryIng to renew a contract ASSOCIatIOn)," saId Bryk and outstanding chlUacter. Financial assistance "We're not even close to is continued from year to year for students who son of Michael and Nancy Hollerbach of Grosse that expIred on June 30 On Pointe Farms; John L Durant. the son of Clark the table are the Issues of go1Ogto the MEA" maintain their high standards. Irvine, pictured In the meantIme, the with Kristl Ewald, is attending Western Michigan and Susan Durant of the City of Grosse Pointe: health benefits, salanes and Kathryn A. Maurer. the daughter of David and elementary teacher plan- office employees umon, the University to study elementary education. Grosse Po1Ote AsSOCIation of Diane Maurer of Grosse Pointe Woods and Jeffrey mngtlme B. Zens. the son of Jerry and Nancy Zens of "We have a lot fewer EducatIOnal Officer Personnel, the classroom Grosse Pointe Woods. The foursome now have Issues on the table than a the opportunity to continue in the competition month ago," said dlstnct assIstant umon., the Grosse POInte EducatIOnal Support for some 7,900 Merit Scholarship awards, worth director of personnel and more than $31 million offered in the spring. labor relatIons Eugene Personnel ASSOCIatIOn and Washchuk "It's the bIg the adm1Olstrators umon Scholars & honors finanCIal Issues that are the have also not had contracts ones takIng the most time" renewed whtch expIred on Washchuk called the June 30 Grosse POInte South High School's department of modem and claSSical languages had 45 students who were reCIpI- health benefits and salary "We're mak10g decent ents of awards 10 natIOnal language contests last semester Issues big ticket Items and progress," saId GPAEOP - GROSSE POINTE CHAPTER Graduate Prescott Murphy was No 1 m the state and claImed that the squeeze IS head bargamer Tudl 10 the natIon for hts efforts m Spamsh Lauren Jahnke caused by the state whtch Harwood "It's not a compli- Ducks Unlimited, Inc. 10 Iii- placed fifth the state Other Sparush award reCIpients controls much of the ms- cated contract and we don't 10clude Theodore Ball, Emily Knaus, Keriann Engle, tnct's budget have any new Issues" "We're trying to control Harwood IS hopeful her Christopher VanHof, Lauren Padilla, R«;!becca Skinner, Amanda Andrade, Lysiena Konakciu, costs," Washchuk said umon Wlll reach a settle- ANNuAL BANQUET Elizabeth Osburn, Sara Gutierrez, Oscar Vega, "We're trymg to spread that ment Wlthtn the next few Patrick Dantzer, Katherine Wyman, Kristin amount of money In the best weeks Erik Anderson The classroom assIstants' Carlstrom, Sergio Barcena 1.Urner, Anthony Galinato fashIOn posSIble" (313-496-5255) Washchuk also said that umon preSIdent Nancy and Kimberly Farnen In Latm, award recipients were Anne Osburn, Emily the dlstnct has some short- Salassa said her umon was sltt10g tIght waltmg for the Knaus, Renee Dufour, Amanda Henderson, Luke 5:30p.m. Parchment, Jacquelin Pike, Liam Parent, Jason teachers to resolve theu Wednesday, October 11th Issues Wong, David Minnick and Josiah Spurr Young "We have no big Issues on In German award reCIpIents were Kristin Carlstrom, the table," sald Salas sa "We Ben Semml~r Matt Bernbeck, Angelica Moustardas, Barrister Gardens just want panty With some Beth Graha~, Corrigan Nadon-Nichols, Doug Harper Ave. North of 9 Mile Rd of the other groups Schrashun and Nolan Powell. St. Clair Shores, MI View The adInlnlstrator's umon In French award reCIpIents were Erin Burke, Emily preSIdent, Michael Dlb, SIm- Goodell B~endan Cotter, Natela Chanidze, Crystel ply sald, "We are makmg EI-Kho~ry. Sandra Wohlgemuth and Alisa Lian Bring Out The0Iampi0n InYourU1i1d Pointes progress" audition Qse9 The Grosse POlnte War There is one school in your neIghborhood Artistic Gymnastics Memona}'s Commumty Academy Access StatIOn, Channel 5, A Fun & Safe EnVironment IS lookmg for local energetl<.. Respect. young people to host "Young Olympic VIew Pomtes," a weekly news magazme TV show where it's considered cool to succeed l1'l the classroom, Special The program Wlll mclude all aspects of TV productIOn t~li1s&8ay5CE I 510 off Fall I from 1Otemew5 to camera Responsibili ty. • Power TumbIiIg • Parent &Tro (2~,ok!sl I I and aumo control, edltmg Registration and duect10g IndiVIduals • Te.JIl Coolpdlr'6 • Birthday PartieI : I Wlll be responSIble for wnt- where opportunities abound both athletically and artIstically, .28 YeiISExperienCe I Exp 11130 00 I 109 and reportmg theIr own I f1eldTrips • Scftty CertIied stones that Will aIr weekly m the Grosse POInte and Trustworthiness · 29925 Groesbeck, RoseVIlle Harper Woods area TopICS eMtween 12 MIlIIftcI ~ NJ covered WIll be current and where four words are embraced by students and faculty ~. JUIC_of ..... 0 events, sports, fashIOn, SCI- r '" n6-6678 ,=,,1 ence and others The crew Will meet every Thursday, '" from 3 30 to 5 p m at the Compassion. War Memonal BlueD.t. P-ALL AumtlOns Will be held on Thursdays, Sept 28 and each and every day Ale. Heatmg. Plumbing. and more SA L E Oct 5, from 3 30 to 5 P m 10 the Commumty TeleVISIon S41/MONTH.. ~ Semces stuwos located m _- the new Wlng of the War Memonal ADMISSIONS The auditIon IS open to all students 10 the Grosse DROP-IN OPEN HOUSE 0% ::rr; POInte and Harper Woods , HOIHTEREST school wstncts from ages 10 ' to 18 All mterested partiCI- October 5, 2000 NO PAYMENTS pants should bnng an ongI- YOUR HODOIN nal one-mmute story to read 9:00- t t :00 a.m. BOILER FOR 6 MONTHS on air Call Amy potter at the SPECIAUSTS Grosse Pomte War Amt>rica'tl Bel!t~('f' Expt>rienrf' Tour Olll facililies lIleet current faCIlity Memonal at (313) 881.7511 ,md ULS to make your appomtment mId 111 a i-800-BLUE DOT students IPhlle dass IS seSSlotl ( 1-ROO-21a-:n1i8) or for further 1OformatlOn Sf'I'VH'''ll By A.8Iltef)ot.~Ca. ~.I ..... ~ ~ WP' JrA.S' Announce HEATING' ~LUM.ING • COOLING ~ ~.~ your UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL ng~gement It's who we are! Opening the door to hope or The Muscular Dystrophy Association s support seMceS help Amencans live WIth 40 Pnmary, Lower wedding MIddle School neuromuscular diseases And our cutllng-edge and Upper Schools R50 HrlJrlldl Drive research offers hope tor a future WIthout these in the 1045 ( ook Road dlsablmg disorders Call our lIlellne Crosse POinte Wood ... Michigan 482 ~6 Its toll-free Gr~ Point~ (~ I ~) 884 4444 • www ulc; org THE VOICE OF HOPE N~ws Uflfl'mrty L'44rtl "<1'001 aa",,11 11I,amll u1,Ihoui rr.j The dlbplay mcluded a deCided to try a hybnd, For a half-century. the which It only bUIlt for two Old Car Festival at Rlkm electllc car made m 1896 and donated by years Greenfield Village, usually The Pomteb were ably held the weekend after Andre\\ Riker to the mUbe- urn RIker bUilt electncs reprebented at the fe"tlVal Labor Day, has been a Marty Bufahm, of Grosse Pomte City, not only showed hi" 1923 LaFrance- Brockway Torpedo Fife En~'l(' hilt hf' al"o narrat- ed and descnbed cars as they passed before the reVleWmg stand LaFrance was a maker of special truck bodies, mamly fire engmeb Brockway was Autos a bUlldm of heavy-duty trucks So Bufallm's fire engine IS a LaFrance body on a Brockway chaSSIS untll 1900, by which time major event on the car Bill and Robm Heller of he decided the gasoline enthusiast's calendar, the GrOSbe Pomte Farms longest contmuously run- engme was more promlsmg and he sWitched to mternal bhowed their Jaunty '30 rung antique car show of Its Hupmoblle S rumble seat combubtlOn engmeenng He kmd In the country convertible coupe By 1930, became the first president Tlns 50th anmversary the DepreSSIOn was already of the Society of Automotive Old Car Festival went back eatmg mto sales of Engmeers mto history to show that Hupmoblle, despite very there IS not a lot new under It also mcluded a 1916 Woods Dual Power, an early sharp styling by Amos the automotIVe sun A spe- Northrup, tweaked by This 1923 LaFrance-Brockway Torpedo Fire Engine was shown by its owner, cial display of electnc vehi- attempt to combme the Marty Bufalinl of Grosse Pointe Clty. Bufalini narrated and described cars as advantages of both forms of Raymond Loewy cles was put on by the The Hupmoblle bears the they passed before the reviewing stand. Henry Ford Museum m a power The Woods had a 14- hors.epower four-cylinder name of Robert CHupp shut down hiS hnes for mo"t T year that saw mtroductlOn (mmus one "p~), although One of the great cars of ga'lohne engme and an elec- of the year to convert to A very mce example of of the Pnus electnc van by Hupp actually left the com- Ameflcan lnstory was the tnc motor Woods had been bUlldmg the all-new car 'lbyota and the Insight elec- pany Just a few years after Ford Model A, mtroduced m See AUTOS, page 18A tndgasohne hybnd by buildmg electnc cars m late 1927 and Henry Ford which succeeded the Model ChIcago 'lmw 1899, then It began operatIOn m 1908 Honda ANN ARBOR ADalia •2100 W Stadium BI'Id dlLJbert/ (7341 668-6100 apoUohoctrM!(C COOl CLINTON TOWNSKIP 5'u Evars La~esdp 17500 Kall Rd "Romeo p"", (810l 840 2000 stueYiW1s1ake51de com OEAABORri \ Krug 21531 Michigan ~ __ ,_f""&T~ (313l2748800 i DETROIT Bob Maxey 16901 MackAre o\~ (313) 885 4000 bollmaxOjim '0'T1 DETROIT Park rv'Kltar 18100'Noo FARMIOOTOri Jacl'\ Derr'11er 31625GrardR~r A.e BttKWesI ~{)ch;rd L.JIleRd {248l4743170 demmerlm com GARDEN CITY 5t _ Elf'S Ga'oen C lj 32000 Ford Rd Just_oIMern- (734) 425-4300 stuevan'5girdtOC t-, COM 00.'1 Va'sity 49251 GrandRiver i1961ll\xf PLYMOUTK HlfJeS Par~ 40601 Ann Arllor Rd at 1275 1 800 550 MERe h nesparklm (O('I'l ROCKESTER HILLS C"'lSSla.:j'" 1185 South Rochester Rd Betweer1 Ka"l~r &Avoo~d (248l 652 4200 r ssmatl~m com ROSEVILLE Arrod 29000 GratIOt at 12 t.lle ~d {8101 445 6000 arnold m (Of') Mercury Mountaineer AWO with ConveOlence v-a $ SOUTHfiELD S',' Group and Luxury Group features include: SOL 24350 I'Iesl 12 Mile Rd I >t."C''''' (2481 354 4900 OHV V8 engine. Full-time AU-Wheel Dnve • Power per mo.l24-month lease !otarlmcom SOUTHGATE Windows and door locks • Dual front alrbags . S. ~ ~ S '" 16800.~.Fort Street • 4-wheel disc anti-lock brakes • Fingertip speed cash due at signing 173412858800 stU!'V3n'SSOU1:~te com control with tap-upltap-down feature • SecunLock™ after $4,000 cash back STERUt>l:J KEIGHTS " passive anti-theft system • Remote Keyless Entry 36200 Van t¥ Mr Pankhurst was born Ruthven will be held III OhIO on Oct 9, 1916 He Thursday, Sept 28, at St was a 1936 graduate of James Lutheran Church at Grosse Pomte HIgh School, 11am a World War II Navy veter- Funeral arrangements are be10g handled by Verheyden an statIOned III Hawall and was a budget analyst for Funeral Home Blue CrossIBlue Shield of MIchIgan Irene K. Seward Mr Pankhurst's hfe truly A funeral sel"Vlce was held began after retirement He 'fuesday, Sept 19, at Mount wa;, mvolved WIth the Vernon Mortuary m FaIr Semor Men's Club of Grosse Oaks, Calif, for Irene K Pomte, the Men's Garden Seward Mrs Seward died FACTORY SUGGESTED RETAIl. PRICE UP TO $5,735.00 Club, the Blue Cross retlre- III her CItrus Heights, Cahf, DIGITAL HEARING FOR UNDER $2,000.00 ment group, the VIllagers home on FrIday, Sept 15, dance group and the AARP 2000 100% DIGITAL 9 CHANNEL PROGRAMMABLE Chapter 2151 He served as Mrs Seward was born m treasurer for all of those Chicago on Oct 12, 1920 A AUTOMATIC NOISE REDUCTION groups He was also a mem- resIdent of the CIty of 00 yOU CAN"T Stuart James Dykstra ber of the Grosse Pomte Grosse Pomte for 48 years, • Boat Club and was an aVId she moved to California to OUR PRICE $1999 PAY MORE Stuart James bowler be WIth her family • Dykstra After retIrement, Mr Her beautIful eyes, smIle WE CAN HELP HEARING LOSS UP TO 90D8 Pankhurst worked and sense of humor and dlg- HAND CRAFTED AND CUSTOM FITTED COMPLETE Grosse Pomte Park resI- Saturdays at Hlrt's m the mty wlll always be remem- dent Stuart Jame;, Dykstra Eastern Market He enjoyed bered IN CANAL OR WHAT YOUR PRESCRIPTION REQUIRES died 'fuesday, Sept 19,2000 see10g people and took great Mrs Seward IS survlVed He was 51 pnde In the fact that he by a son, RIchard, three AT OUR PRICE YOU WILL RECEIVE Mr Dykstra was born m never needed a calculator to granddaughters, Colleen, DetrOIt and was a graduate add customer's bIlls He was Karen and Laura, and FIVE YEAR FACTORY LOSS AND DAMAGE of Gros;,e Pomte HIgh also awarded the SalvatIOn great-grandson, DaVId She FIVE YEAR FACTORY WARRANTY School and attended AlbIOn Army Volunteer of the Year was predeceased by her hus- College He was a freelance Award III 1991 on behalf of band, John m 1963, a FIVE YEAR BATTERY SUPPLY wnter hIS fundralsmg work daughter, Joan m 1970, and 30 DAY TRIAL. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR Mr Dykstra IS survIved by through the Semor Men's a son, Robert m 1992 • a daughter, Sara, a son, Cl ub of Grosse Pomte for the Interment IS at Mount YOUR MONEY REFUNDED 100% Paul, two brothers, CraIg Salvation Army Vernon Mortuary and Steven, hIS mother, OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER I. 2GOO • PRIOR SALES EXCLUDED However, hIS true passIOn NU.EAR DIQIQ9 • STARKEY ARIES. PHONAK CLARO AUDIO ZOOM Pauhne, two meces and SIX was hiS grandchIldren He Robert B. Squires nephews He was prede- loved watehmg them partic- ceased by hiS father, Ipate 10 sports, concerts and Former City of Grosse Richard Just spendmg tIme WIth Pomte reSident Robert B Squues dIed in hIS A memonal servIce for Mr them Dykstra was held Fnday, Mr Pankhurst IS 8ul"Vlved Bloomfield H111s home on Sept 22, at Grosse Pomte by hIS Wife, Margaret; a Saturday, Sept 9, 2000 He Memonal Church Bunal daughter, Beth (Joe) Moran, was 90 was at Forest Lawn a son, Bill (Lmda); and lus Mr Squires was born m Cemetery m DetrOlt SIX grandchIldren, Megan Rldgetown, Ontano, Memonal gifts may be Moran, Matthew Moran, Canada He was a retIred sent to the Wayne State Ehzabeth Moran, Wllham director oflabor relatIOns for UniversIty Bram Tumor Moran, Lauren and Meryl General Motors Fisher Body · NO CORDS! NO WIRES! Research Fund, Attn G R A memonal sefVlce for Mr diVISion He served the City Barger, 1'.1 D , Department of Pankhurst WIll be held of Bloomfield HIlls for 25 Neurology BD-UHC, 4201 Sunda~ Oct 8, at the years on the plannmg com- St Antome, DetrOit, MI Grosse Pomte War mISSIon and the tax reVIew 48201 or to the Karmanos Memonal WIth VISitation at board He was also a found- Cancer InstItute 11 a m and a sefVlce at mg member of the Mature noon Funeral arrangements Minglers are bemg handled by A H. Mr SquIres IS sUfVlved by William Shields Peters Funeral Home In two daughters', Mary P Grosse Pointe Woods (Michael S) Capom of • Faber Jr. Memonal gifts may be Bloomfield Hlns and WIlham ShIelds Faber Jr sent to the SalvatIon Army, Ehzabeth of Bloomfield dIed m hIs Chnton TownshIp 2643 Park, DetrOIt, MI Hills, a Sister, Gladys GIgnac, and four grandcrul- home on Fnday, Sept 22, 48201 2000 dren, Chnstma MacDonald Mr Faber was a Grosse of Charlotte, N C, Angela POInte HIgh School gradu- Capom of Royal Oak, • ate He served m the U S Michael Capolli of Oak Park Navy dunng World War II and Paula Caponi of • CUSTOM and m the U S Mannes dur- Bloomfield Hills HAND-CRAFTED THIS IS ALL He was predeceased by mg the Korean War He BY A NATIONAL lus WIfe, VirgIma (nee Bery) CLASS D CIRCUIT YOUWEARI enjoyed golf, salhng and CO. MODEUTC 3125 m 1994, and a son, Robert B football EXPIRES OCTOBER 6, 2000 Mr Faber IS sUl"Vlved by Jr five daughters, Penny (DIrk) A funeral Mass for Mr • MIlliman, Laura (Chuck) Squues was celebrated on Santora, Kathy (Curt) 'fuesday, Sept 12, at St Young. Carolyn (Dave) Hugo of the Hl1ls Cathohc THREE YEAR FACTORY WARRANTY SandVIg and Suzanne, two Church m Bloomfield HIlls ;,ons, Bill (Leshe) and MonSIgnor Anthony Tocco Charhe (Jan), a SIster, Janet offiCiated Rogers, a brother, MIke Funeral arrangements FIrS UP TO60 DBHEARING lOSS (Joan), a COUSin, SIster were handled by A J Margaret Ann, 20 grandchil- Desmond & Sons Funeral LOOKING FOR A HEARING AID? dren and many meces and Home m Troy nephews He was prede- Marilyn Grewe Ruthven Memonal gifts may be DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU GET OUR PRICE. GIVE US YOUR MAKE & MODEL • ceased by hiS WIfe sent to the Capuchm AND WE WILL QUOTE YOU OUR PRICE ON THE PHONE. Constance, hIS parents, BIll Marilyn Grewe Monastery, 1740 Mount and MIldred; and a SIster, Elliott, DetrOIt, MI 48207, Manlyn Connelly Ruthven the Manresa JesuIt Retreat FREE HEARING CHECK & FREE VIDEO EAR INSPECTION. 30 DAY TRIAL A funeral Mass for Mr Longtlme Grosse Pomte House, 1390 Quartan, Faber was celebrated on Woods reSIdent Manlyn Bloomfield H111s, MI 48304 • 'fuesday, Sept 26, at St Grewe Ruthven dIed of or the FoundatIOn for PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT NOW Clare of Montefalco Cathohc heart failure on Monday, ExceptIOnal Children, 16 r - cOUPON--I r - - - - ;OU~N- - - - - , Church Interment IS at Sept 25,2000 She was 75 Lakeshore, Grosse Pomte An accomphshed plamst, Mount Ohvet Cemetery In Farms, MI 48236 I HEARING AID II RAY-O-VAe'S BEST BATTERIES I DetrOIt Funeral arrange- Mrs Ruthven was a gradu- • ments were handled by ate of the Umverslty of Verheyden Funeral Home MIchIgan School of MUSIC Itkeep.s I REPAIRS I I ~ Memonal gifts may be While attending U-M, she morelQan . " I C.I.C. E. ITC & FS I ( #10 #230 #13 $200 ( sent to the Amencan Heart served as secretary to the NOTaTE 4~~ As;,oclatlOn chairman of the musIc memones I (I #312 #675 department and director of PROGRAM $5995 I CASIUMDCoIRlfI I the U-M marchmg band alive. I OR DIGITAL I. . Upon completmg her degree, I .:.S6;,H ~p •.!o~ J I ~~ 4!a~s..: E~P•..!O~/~ _ - _I she accepted a graduate AMERICAN HFARf school scholarshIp to ASSOCIATION Columbia Umversltv MORIAlS & TRlBU At age 22, she' mamed GEORGE IWANOWHEARING AIDCENTERS, INC. Robert N Ruthven, M D Earlier thIS year, they cele- OUTSTANDING SERVICE AND INTEGRITY SINCE 1954. brated then 53rd anmver- sary Survlvmg are then ~ We are prOViders lor Blue Cross & Blue Shield Medicaid, and most Insurance, • chIldren, Barbara Taylor, Carol Bendure, Robert N Jr and Douglas Mrs Ruthven IS also survIved by her SUSAN (BURKE) HORNER EASTPOINTE brother, Robert Grewe, eIght Birth November 19, 1951 grandchIldren and three Death Septembef 12 2000 great.grandchildren Her Beloved mother Of Sean KeVIn "21261 KELL V ROAD lastmg legacy was her devo- Ryan Fossae Dearest wife of tIOn to her famIly Guy Horner 01 WebS1er, Texas Mrs Ruthven was an Dearly loved daughter of Mr & active member of her Mrs Ben Stehlik and Mr & Mrs (B10) 772-1700 ..... lUam Alvin Pankhurst W T Burlle Adored slS1er of church, the Lochmoor Club Sharon (Stanley) Ptaszynskl GROUND FLOOR and the U-M AlumOl and Kathy (Terry Fox) Brynare BLOOMFIELD William Alvin ASSOCIatIOn Fox Dearest aunt to MIChael AOCHESTtR HILLS She was also a volunteer Jason Aachael Please SOUTHGATE LIVONIA HIUS Pankhurst Cory ROYAL OAK REGALOffICE PUlA for Meals on Wheels, served send donatIOns to your favome 30301 15830 10988 53 WEST City of Gro~~(' POInte resl- chanty (10 the name of Susan 2414 ROCMU1tR AD as a musIcIan WIth Fme Arts FOIlT STREET MIDDLEBELT LONG LAKE ROAD ~ent Wilham AlVin and frequently attended Horner) or to Guy Horner clo WOODWARD (248) 853.2268 (734)261-6300 Pankhur"t dl('d of InJunec; talks at the EconomIc Club Webster Presbytenan Church, (248) 435-8855 (734)285-5666 (248) 723.2800 201 West Nasa Road One, 0pe!1 Wed & Fn :from a fall Sunday, Sept 17, Ground Roor Ground Roor Grou nd Floor Ground Floof of DetrOit Webster TX 77058 '2000 A funeral sel"Vlce for Mrs . . • • • September 28, 2000 Business Grosse Pointe News 16A emment role m computer about 8 feet tall, is bemg constructed of bnck, on a But they go up and down so networkmg, the Internet, You're at a cocktaIl party concrete foundatIOn wIth fast, day-by-day, that the list and fiber optic data, vOIce recently, and the conversa- embedded upnght steel rods tion dnfts to stocks, as It IS meamngless today and VIdeo transmiSSIOn Bell Telephone of Canada still for vertical stabulty always seems to do Most mvestors thmk that owns 40 percent of Its for- If and when It IS ever com- Everyone says, one after the "tech stocks" are all on crates m the basement, TechnologJes, the tech spm- mer subSIdIary, now com- pleted, nearby residents another, "1 bought thIS E- NASDAQ Not so' If you fol- along With mcome tax docu- off from AT&T should experience slgmfi- stock" Or, "DId you buy any low the stock symbols, It'S ments for the past 25 years pletely mdependent You might, or might not, Mr X's 100 shares have cant rellef from the engine of 'xyz com' on ItS IPO last easy to tell which ones are Fortunately, Mr X has mclu?~ the followmg Big exhaust and tIre nOIses of traded on NASDAQ onmf' "Ml-Rf'ff'rf'nce" sheets been split four times smce "p1"1ng?" BUdJ 0 Ul ~ap "vmp:J.nl..r~ '1"' thil c\'cr mcrea"mg traffic The biggest problem to The NA::,1)A~ "to~k" - b WIth cost data datmg to the 1!::l1:S~,as tulluw:, \X" hulJJll~ your high tech hst Hewlett- m shares after split IS shown levelb on 1-94 Such nOIse partlclpatmg m thIS chIt- both those traded on the early 1980s The research Packard (HP), Honeywell m parentheSIS) May 1983, abatement programs Ilre chat IS that you've never National Market list and the department of the brokerage (HON) and Mmnesota 3-for.l (300 shares), May bemg financed by federal ever heard of most of the babIes traded elsewhere - firm retneved published Mmmg & Manufactunng 1987, 2-for-l (600), January transportatIOn taxes, upon Internet btockb they're talk. have symbols of four or more data, whIch revealed that (MMM) 1998, 2.for-l (1,200) and recommendatIOn of the mg about And mObt of the letters, whereas the NYSE Sycor Inc was acqUIred by But, most analysts agree, August 1999, 2-for-l (2,400) MIchigan Department of stock names don't even gIVe and ASE use one, two or N 01thern Telecom Ltd, a the NYSE shurt hbt of "tech Mr X's former 100 shares TransportatIon. you a clue what the compa. three letters Canadian film hsted on the Is IBM a "tech btock"? Of stocks" IS very short com. are now 2,400 shares, and ConstructIOn is probably ny does, or makes NYSE, symbol NT course It IS, and It's listed on pared to those traded on hIS cumulative cost of about supemsed by the Macomb A couple months ago, LTS NASDAQ The adjacent That merger was effected County Road CommIssion. saw a published hst of the the NYSE, as IS LV, the by an exchange of stock on $1,350 now has a market table hsts last week's 10 value of $159,900, based on Regular 1-94 commuters 10 "bIggest" Internet stocks symbol for Lucent May 26, 1978, With each most active NASDAQ NT's close last Fnday at have been watchmg the Sycor share recelvmg 0 9072 dally progress, or lack there- stocks, based on the dollar 66 625 per share share of NT volume of thClr shares trad- ThIS IS Just one case of the of, all year noW One Grosse J Mr X's personal records Shop opens At Last' ed "buy and hold" theory work- Pomte News reader told show he exchanged 100 mg out as a "mIracle stock" LTS It remmds rum of the next to George Kouelter & shares Sycor for 90 shares of By Brad Lindberg for Mr X LTS IS sure that constructIOn of the Great Sons Jewelers m the Woods, Buy and hold NT, plus cash for the frac- Staff Wnter That's the answer most many readers have even bet. WallofChma At Last Wlll be "an upscale tional share Chma's Great Wall was A 30-year dream IS commg often gIven when LTS asks ter IllustratIOns gIft bhop WIth a few He later purchased 10 constructed pIecemeal over true tomorrow for Grosse lllvestors what they are Pomte Woods reSident antiques," said Troutman shares of NT, so he would several decades of the third "There Wlll be eclectIC gIfts dOIng about the current then own a round lot of 100 Great wall of S.C.S. Dorothy Troutman century B C It 18 1,400 stock market shares The combmed cost of Have you been follOWIng "At last," she said from many sources" mIles long and has over Items mclude custom SIlk Buy and hold, a one-deCI- the 100 shares IS about the constructIOn of the Great Troutman has dreamed of SIOn Investment strategy 25,000 towers arrangements, swags and $1,350 Wall of St Clan Shores Htstonans say the Great opemng a hIgh-end gift shop Fmd a good stock, buy It, along 1-94, between Venuer where personal servIce wreaths Dunng 1999, NT changed Wall was no barrier to and hold It I Troutman Will prOVide ItS name to Nortel and 9 Mile? mvadmg hordes, but It prob- reIgns At one hme or another, ThiS "nOlse-barner" wall, WIth the grand opemng custom gift wrappmg Networks, reflectmg Its pre- ably deterred the wandering Customers can bnng m theIr everyone has heard about a Fnday of At Last on Mack "mIracle stock" story LTS nomads north of Vermer, Troutman own gifts for wrappmg Here's an even bet. Which "It's a shop I'm sure people ran across one last week Will have reahzed her goal We'll call the Investor Mr Most active NASDAQ stocks local constructIon project Will find very comfortable to Wlll be fimshed first? St. The shop Wlll carry custom "X," Wlthholdmg the name By dollar volume, in millions gtfts and features personal shop m," said Troutman Clair Shores' Great Wall or "I've dreamed of this for 30 to protect the mnocent Volume 9-22-00 Weekly shoppmg LIke many mvestors, Mr Change the paving of Grosse Pointe years" Stock Millions Close "Busy people can call and X can't locate hIS ongInal Farms? At Last WIll be open $232.3 47,94 -9.58 order somethmg over the brokerage confirmations Intel Monda) through Fnday, -2.44 phone," she Said "111 have It Wlthout a lengthy search of Cisco Systems 131.6 60.31 Joseph Mengden &S a resi- ready for them to pick up " from 10 a m to 5 pm, and dent of the C~ty of Grosse the premises, from the attic 102.6 10700 +3.38 Located at 21035 Mack Saturday, 10 a m to 4 p m JOS Unlphase Pointe and former eha~nnan to the basement Sun MlcroSystems 95 3 118.06 +5.00 So hiS ongInal purchase of of F~rst of M~chLgan He is +23.95 shares of Ann Arbor-based Juniper Network 89.2 225.64 also a member of the -0.94 Fmancwl Analysts SOCiety Sycor Inc m the mid- to late Microsoft 87 B 63.25 Business PeoRle of Detrmt Inc 1970s IS a mystery +6.75 Qualcomm 84.5 73.00 "Let's Talk Stocks" &S spon- The purchase confirma- +2.42 Grosse Pomte Farms reSIdent Brett tions and monthly broker- Ora~eCorp. 82.2 8073 sored by F~rst of MIChigan, Peterson has Jomed Proquest CommerCial +16.31 John M RIckel, CPA PC., age statements weren't SOL Inc. 77.4 344.44 Property Management m Bloomfield Hills thrown away Maybe they're +0.19 and R~ckel & Baun, PC. In Dell Computer 59.9 35.94 as director of property management stashed m one of the mIlk Grosse Pomte Farms. He Wlll manage the company's property Source Barron s SeDt 25 2000 portfoho of more than one million square feet Peterson preVIously managed proper- ties for Prentiss PropertIes and an office JOHN M. RICKEL, C.P.A., P.C. bUlldmg III downtown DetrOIt CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 63 KERCHEVAL SUITE 100 Peterson Scott Russell has been promoted to GROSSE PoiNTE FARMS MICHIGAN 482363627 director of marketmg and new busmess TELEPHONE 313/881 8200 development at AutoLlgn Manufactunng Group, Inc, a EMAIL rlckel baun@home com supplier of automotive colhslOn repair aftermarket prod- RICKEL & BAUN ucts A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION In hIS new Job, Russell WIll have additional responSibili- ATTORNEYS AT LAW ty for mSlde sales admllllstratlOn, customer semce, spe- 63 KERCHEVAL SUITE 100 CIalty and non-colliSIOn repaIr product planmng He worked GROSSE POINTE FARMS MICHIGAN 482363627 TELEPHONE 3 \ 3/886-0000 preVIOusly as the company's marketmg manager FACSIMILE 313/886 0405 Russell Jomed AutoLme m 1999 after workmg for a DetrOIt-based automotIve public relations firm He hves m Grosse Pomte Woods ~Hlag.e .of <':irllSs.eJ.oint.e ~q.or.es Grosse Pomte Farms reSident Jean Edminster Brown NOTICE OF ENACTMENT OF ORDINANCE has Jomed the law firm of Clark Hill as marketmg director NO. 210 She worked preVIously as commumcatlOns manager for the DetrOIt Newspaper Agency Pnor to that, Brown was Notice IShereby gIVen thai at ItSregular meeting on September marketmg manager for the Capital Area TransportatIOn 20, 2000, the Grosse POinte Shores Village Council passed new Authonty III Lansmg Ordmance No 210 This ordmance was ordered 10take effect Brown IS a member of the Pubhc RelatIOns SocIety of upon the publl~allon of a synopsIs of the ordmance 10 a news- Amellca, the InternatIOnal ASSOCiatIOn of Busmess paper CIrculated In the Village of Grosse POinte Shores Commumcators and IS on the board of the 0 A T S. ./ Tax-Deferred Savings! HandIcapped Rldmg Program of Oakland County ./ Withdrawals Up to 10% Ordmance No 210 amends the traffic section of the Village's ordinance Code by adopllng by reference m the Village the Dr. Kevin Everett, the team ophthal- Each Calendar Year MIchigan Vehicle Code, as now permilled by state law 'The molOgIst for the DetrOIt LIOns football team, Without Penalty*l has Jomed Henry Ford Eye Care Semces In ordinance also repeals- all 1Ol-0nslstentordmances Pursuant to Grosse Pomtp Park He Wlll begIn seemg ./ Rated A+r (Supenor) by state law, nollce IS further gIVen that the purpose of the patlent<; m hiS new office on Sept 20 A M Best Michigan Vehicle Code, Public Act No 300 of 1949, MCL HIS area<; of expertIse melude cataract 247 1 to 257923. as amended, as stated m Its preamble, IS as surgery, treatment of glaucoma and la<;er fonow~ VIsIOn correctIOn Everett graduated from the Umver<;lty of An act to prOVide for the reglstrallon, tilling, sale. MichIgan School of Medlcme He completed Guarantee i 1st Year I Years 2+ Effective Iransfer and regulatIOn of vehIcles operated upon the a reSidency m the department of ophthal. Everett Period I Rate Base Rate Rate* * pubhc hIghways of thIS ~tale or any other place pen mology at the Umver<;lty of Clncmnatl 19Ye~ __ l-165% 6i>5% 615% to the general public and dIstressed vehIcles, 10pro- MedIcal Center 8 Year I 7 90% 6 40010 6 59% Vide the the IIcensmg of dealers, to prOVIdefor the 6 Ye_ar_ _100% 700% Gary Haberkorn ha<; JOIned FIrst of MIchIgan a~ vIce t=;foo% examinatIOn, hcenslng, and control of operators and 730% ~30% __ 6_50% pre<;ldent of Investment<; and manager of the bank's office ~ear __ I chauffeurs, 10 prOVIde for the gIVing of proof of m Auburn Hill., (Ralesare subject10 change The Tactlclan"us ISa fleXiblepre- finanCIal responslblhty and secunty by owners and Haberkorn ha<, a degrec m hotel, restaurant and mstltu- mIUmdeferredannUllV\\lth a Mao..etValue AdJUslIncnt'Tlus operators of vehlcle~, to prOVidefor the ImpoSItIon. contractISsubjCCltoa surrenderchargeupon\\1Ihdra\\ai,surrender tlOnal manag(>ment from MIchigan State Umverslty and IS levy, and collection of ~peclflC taxes on vehIcles, an arbItrator for the Bett£'T Bu<;me<;<;Bureau andannUllll.a1l0nandan) applicabletaxes IOcludmga 10%penalty laX applicableto mlhdra\\als made pnor to age 59" A market and the levy and collection of sales and use taxes, He hve<; m Gro<;<;epOinte Woods \aluc adjustmentmay mcrease or decreasethe cashvalucof your license fees, and permit fees, to proVide for the regu- pollC\based on Intcrest rate condll10nSat the lime of surrender lallon and use of streets and hlghway~. to create cer- Two Gro,.,p POInte rp<;ldcnh have been promoted at Ho\\C\cr lhe cash \aluc WIll l1C\erbe less than the amount of tam funds. to prOVide penailles and sectiOnS for a Lutheran SoCial ServIce., of MIchigan premIUmreceivedless pnor \\uhdraV\als "Eft'ectl\e rate calcu- vlOlallon of thiS act, to prOVIdefor CIVillIablhty of Ben Robinson of the Farm., 1<;th(> orgamzatlOn'<; new lated usmg guaranlecpenod Also a\ allablc are I 7 and 9 year .,emor vice prr~ldcnt of Lutheran SOCIal Servlce<; of owners and operators of vehIcles and service of pro- penods) ce~s on resIdents and nonreSidents. to prOVIdefor Michigan This policy has limitations. For costs and He WIll be Tl •.,pon.,lble for long tPTm managpd carc <;cr- the levy of certam as<;es~ments,to prOVide for the complete details of the coverage, call or write: Vlce<;, human rr~ourcc ..., the office of advoracv and pubhc enforcement of thl~ act, 10 proVIde for the creatIOn policy among othrr thing" The Allied Companies of and 10 presl-nhe the powers and dUlles of certam Pnor tOJolmng thf' agencv thrcr yrar, ago Rohm<,on ",a, ~lale agencle~, to repeal all other acts or parts of acts rxecutlve director of Adult Wdl.Bemg SPrvICC<;In DrtrOlt 27700 Hoover, Warren, MI 48093 (810) 754-1000 • www alhedco com Incon~l~tenlwllh thl~ acl or contrary to thl~ act, and for 12 yl'ar<; CIty rl',ldl.'nt Louis Prues ha" hecn named vier pre<;l- to rcpeal certain parts of thl~ act on a specific date .. Gene LoVasco John Marshall dl.'nt of <;trateg-y and plannlllg HI<;Joh WIll mclude <,tral('gJc planmng and Imp]rml'nta. Joe Carettl Mike Cavanaugh A ~ompletc copy of thc MichIgan Vehicle Code IS avaIlable for tlOn of np\\ faclhtlC'<; and pnJgram., for the agency that MIke Czemy Thomas Howe puhlK m~pedlon at the Village omce~ <,C'rH., f) l Mu"higan CltlC'<'ilnrl 4<)rnuntle" m IndIana Chns Treiber Prue" I" an ordalncd Prr"hytC'nan cl£'rgyman WIth a Linda S. Walton, Ph n m Mlnl<;tnc<; from thp ~an Franclo.,co Thpologlcal TACP-RO/lnsurance Pollc\ Forms AP-9RRO,GAP-9R80 G P N 09128/00 Village Clm., Semmary Offcred b\ Lincoln Bencfit Llfc Compan\ LlOcoln,NE cseptember28,2000 Bus.-ness 17A eGrosse Pointe News • ~.OJ P. Park council tosses out Harvard pizza plan In a dISCUSSIOn coursmg By Brad Lindberg this week, the council WIth overtones from the ear- a'Staff Wnter refused to let a Dommos Iter parkmg debate, the 11 "That takes care of that," PIlza outlet open on the cor- /I pizza plan mClted OPPoSltlOn 61 said Park Mayor Palmer ner of Harvard and Mack The actIOn came lebs than from reSidents who faced hv- Heenan Ing arms length from a pizza Heenan and his col- a year after re..,ldentb of the delivery service that would ;, leagues on the Grosse Pomte 1400 block of Harvard, have operated past mid- •• P\lrk city council didn't want which Ib the fir'lt block off mght ", to cheese-off homeowners by Mack and a huntmg ground for traffic control police, con. Harvard reSident Dante i,.lettmg a pIzza delivery fran- Rodmo Said the busmes~ chl'le open near a traffic. vmced the city council to wuulJ \-l\-at... a "nuisance" calm traltlc and bdll WIlI- " clogged resIdential area, so NeIghbor Vmce Mumga, a ", they tossed out the Idea merclal vehicles from park- 13-year reSident of the ," In a unammous decIsIOn mg on the block ,I street, saId a pizza parlor could compound an antiCI- pated mcrease III traffic vol- ~:,SagaCOlll./ Inc. ume Next month, Lunchbox Dell, a carry-out deh- Prior to the passage of an ordinance banning commercial vehicles from park- catessen, is scheduled to ing in the 1400 block of Harvard in Grosse Pointe Park. residents said their ,~;buysback shares open on Mack and Grayton, street had become a parking lot. above. Earlier this week, citing potentially one block south of Harvard unsafe traffic levels. residents opposed a proposed pizza delivery shop on the r, Saga CommumcatiOns, pany "What w1l1 happen when comer of Mack. •" Inc (Amex SGA), of Grosse It acqUire'>, develops and we have - not one - but • Pomte Farms, announced operates broadcast proper- two carry-out restaurants?" Yet, he contlllued, oty of one or more re..,lden- saId Mumga reSidents," he said twl propertleb between 'J. on Monday, Sept 25, that It ties The pizza Idea had been although "the parklllg "hort- The company owns or Commg soon after the suc- CadIeux and Grayton I', repurchased 144,000 shares proposed by MIchael Muer, age lb undemably ..,enou'l, operates broadcast proper- cessful parkmg mltlatlve, behmd our bu..,messes would ~" of ItS class A common stock owner of the Harvard Gnll, we cannot condude that ties m 17 markets, mclud- Mumga found the pizza plan prOVide the greate'lt proml..,e I on Sept 22 a restaurant on the corner of Harvard Road Ib unduly mg 31 FM and 18 AM radiO distasteful of long-term relief frorn The repurchase came as Mack and Harvard burdened by traffic ~ statIOns, two state radIO "We've had some rehef," parkmg and traffic conge,,- • J part of the company's preVl- Muer hoped to locate the Muer',> attorney, Ron networks, one farm radIO he said With the addItion of tIOn m the nelghbonng 1 eSI- ;J ously announced stock buy. Dommos franchise m rental Cherf, ,>ald the pizzeria wa'l network, four teleVlbIOn bta- a pizza dehvery servIce, "we dentlal area" " back program property he owns m the slated for property that bons and lwOo LPTV bta- don't know how much traffic Heenan Said, "It doe ..n't ,ll ThiS purchase reflects 16600 block of Mack, across offered more parklllg than IS gomg to come up and look as though there'.., an) I', management's belief that tlons from the Gnll at the corner reqmred by city ordllldnce AddltlOnally, Saga has down (Harvard) " bupport for (the plzzena) It ., Saga's stock IS undervalued of Harvard and Mack In denymg the plan, the agreed to buy the assets of Rodmo added, "The street would make use (m the " and has been caught up m In a letter to the city coun- counCIl CIted potential safety WTKO-AM, WHCU-AM, has become a major thor- area) so mtenbe It would be "~ the overall devaluatIOn of Cil Signed by busmess own- problemb due to heavy traf- WYXL-FM and WQNY-FM oughfare to aVOIdCadieux" to the dIsadvantage to rbl- - , the stocks m the radIo sec- ers located m a one-block fic mixed WIth dehverv vehi- m Ithaca, New York from Dan Clark, a Park city dents" ~r, tor Company management stretch of Mack bordered by cles pullmg m and out of Eagle Broadcastmg councIlman, agreed Muer and hiS attorney mtends to contmu~ the bu)<- Harvard and Carueux, Muer close-quarter parkmg lots Company and ItS affihates "I take a dIm Vlew of any sald they hadn't formulated I~' back strategy acknowledged a "chromc Muer, m hiS letter, Said Saga expects to cIo'>e the use of thlS property that plans to pursue thr matter J~. Saga CommumcatiOns, parkmg shortage" "Ideally, purchase by the ,,,.", Inc IS a broadcastmg com- deal early next year would encroach on nearby "Laboring for tax deductions: A plan for fall and winter payments, you can charge .:,. end of the year to take charitable contnbutIOns m ordInary mcorne time The most baSIC rule of your contnbutlOn on If" Before you know It, It WIll If you're m the market for advantage of thIS new Losses that exceed $3,000 year-end tax planmng calls December 31 and take the ~,..be time to wrap up another a new copier, computer sys- expensmg deductIOn can be carried forward to for you to defer mcome mto deductlOn even If you don't ~ tax year tem, or other pIece of eqUIp- pay the bill until next year ~j\ Rather than waIting untIl future years next year and accelerate ment, purchase It now and December: If you have appreciated '(.~.pecember to take advantage If you loaned money to deductlOns mto thlb year put It mto semce before the Defer mcome and make stock that you've held for of last-mmute tax-savmg someone and have not been For example, employees more than one year, you _n~rategles, the MIchIgan repaId, you should start tak- that are due a bonus may mIght want to hold the cash .n~SoclatlOn of Certified mg steps to collect now and want to hold off until after and donate the stock •.~bllc Accountants suggests document those efforts m Personal savings at January I, If at all pOSSible m that you plan to focus on a some manner If you are self-employed, mstead When you do thIS, you few lssues each month Your collectIOn efforts WIll mall your inVOIces late III aVOId paymg tdX on the between now and year end prOVIde the eVidence you an all-time low the year so you reCelve pay- appreCIatIOn and ptlll quali- The followmg month-by- need to pOSSibly claIm a bad- ment after the first of The Commerce Department estimates that the montWy fy to deduct the donated month guide may help to debt deductIOn on your 2000 January saVlngs rate has been hovenng around rock-bottom smce property's full market value lower your taXTrability mcome tax return One way to accelerate September 1998 The best way to lower That's not good, but the return on savmgs accounts have deductIOns mto the 2000 tax November: year IS to make chantable your tax bill IS to make tax September: not proVlded much mcentlve, either In a survey of 10 major planmng a year-round actIV- Bunch deductible expens- Dram your FSA and take markets nationWIde by Bankrate com, YIelds on passbook contnbutlOn; on or before the expensmg deductIOn December 31 Ity Consult With a CPA for eS' accounts are at a decade-low 1 67 percent adVlce on devlsmg a plan Calculate your projected FleXible spendmg Now you'll need to be smarter about where you save that For chantable orgamza- accounts (FSAs) allow you to tlons that accept crerut card that works for you mcome for the entire year money thus far and tally up your set aSide pretax dollar'> to • Crerut unIOns In most cases you'll be able to aVOId feeb act1,lal medIcal expenses pay for health and chIld and mmlmum-balance reqUIrements Medical expenses are care, but you forfeIt any • HIgher-YieldIng certificates of depOSit and money-mar- money that you don't use by de"'uctlble only to the extent ket accounts •thAt they exceed 7 5 percent year end • Wean yourself from ATMs that by more carefully plan- of- your adjusted gross Check on the balance m mng your monthly money needs mcome (AGn If you are your fleXIble spending plans Treasury Secretary Lawrence H Summers has at work and plan before [ close to thiS threshold, you announced the formatIOn of the NatIOnal Partners for may want to prepay your year-end to use what's left Fmanclal Empowerment, a coalItIOn to help educate people chIld's orthodontia, schedule For years begmnmg m about theIr finances and encourage tradItIOnal saVlngs But I electIve dental work, or buy 2000, small busmesses that until banks and other finanCIal mstltutlOns begm proVldmg new prescnptlon eyeglasses qualify can deduct the cost better mcentlVes for savmgs, puttmg money III a bank Isn't • By Appointment of up to $20,000 m busmess • Gift certificates •:It b~fore year-end much dIfferent than stuffing It m a mattress I Alternatively, If your eqUIpment, mstead of de pre- _ Kmg Features Weekly SertllCe Imcome IS up and you don't clatmg the expense over I expect to exceed the mlm- 1 mum 7 5 percent floor, defer as many medical expenses I Cart'l~t ~ ~-f> ~ f ~ I as you can untIl next year I Apply the same 10glc to Iyour miscellaneous Itemized Connolly Travel, IDe. I deductions - those deduc. ! bons such as employee busI- I ness expenses, mvestment Announces ... expenses, and tax-prepara- I tlCn expenses that are The Relocation of its I allowed only to the extent i they exceed 2 percent of Grosse Pointe Farms Office I your AGI IOdober: MaXImize retirement con- 131 Kercheval • Suite 10S tnbutlOns, mom tor mvest- Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan ments, and track down deadbeats (31 3) 885-3100 If you haven't done so (800) 352-9290 already, October IS a great month to maXimIze retne- ment contnbutlOns DepOSIt as much as you can Into Gerry Connolly, CTC, President your 401 (k), Slmphfied Employee PenSIOn (SEP), Candy Dunn, Manager Keogh plan, or IRA Remember, every dollar WhetI'1EM' fOf IndMduaIs Of ___ Personalized Travel Consultants - you contnbute to a tax. businesses McDonald deferred retirement plan IS Investments A KeyCofp Mai Charles Diane Egan one less dollar of mcome on Company. oilers a complete Agatha McCormick Elizabeth Palombit which you WIll pay taxes range of flnancl8l SElMC8S. come Apnl15 backed by near1y $85 bdhoo Suzi Hicks Den ise Werner By makmg your contnbu- In assets Patti Hubbard non now,' your money has PO!nte Plaza Suite 500 that much more time to Outside Sales... Rosemarie Lamb 19251 MacK Avenue grow on a tax-deferred Grosse Pointe Woods. MI 48236 baSIS Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm Take a look at your mvest. 313.417.2600 New Winter Hours: Saturdays ments If you find that thiS 800 417.2650 year's market swmg'l left NOVEMBER through APRIL you With some "clunkers" 10 your portfolio, conSider 'lell- lOam - 1 pm or By Appointment ing them at a loss to offset capital gams on a dollar-for- d/)l1ar baSIS and up to $3,000 September 28, 2000 l8A Automotive Grosse Pointe News were born The Model A Studebaker, Hupp, Fords are famlhar to the Frankhn, Nabh, Vehe, POPf' Autos-- older VIsItors, even the and, of courbe, the more From page 14A '-1odel 'f's, but for most VIS- fanuhar FOId, Chevrolet, Itor~ thf' car" do not really BUIck, Chrysler, Old" and thIS hlstonc cal was shown reghter a" automobiles they Dodge by Thomas Flanagan of lemt'mber Ga"ps of amaze- To the modern eye, the Harper Woodb, a well-pre- ment c,m be heard when very old carb look a lot "erved 1931 Ford Model A one of the very antIque ahke, becaube mo"t were two-door sedan mdchmes I' cranked and baSIcally hor"e-drdwn car- There IS stIll nostalgia at wheezes to life nage deSIgns WIth engmes the Old Car FCbtlval, but It The "en~e of hH,tory I" either under the beats or In I" bemg replaced by an strong Mdn) of the names front of thp ,eat" WIth a mterest m hIstory !\lost of on the car" are the names hood They began lookmg the cars were bul1t before of automotive pIOneers - more hke cars around 1910. most of the show vIsItors Maxwell, Duesenberg, 12, when they a,~umed a Lig-box/llttie-box shape as bodle~ were lowered onto the chabbl" With a bIg box Grosse Pointe Athletic Club for the pas"enger compart- 5th Anniversary Open House ment and a httle box for the engine By 1930. the Depression was already eating into sales of HupmobUe. despite DeSIgn evolvtld through snappy styling by Amos Northrup and Raymond Loewy. This '30 HupmobUe S Saturday, October 7, 2000 the '20s mto the claSSIC rumble seat convertible coupe is owned by Bill and Robin Heller of Grosse shape of the early '30s The Pointe Farms. 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. big difference was that the new profeSSIOn of de"lgner fOl the guy who put up the Fc"tlval 1\\10 French Chevrolet mto It LOUIS Sample deliciOU$ healthy foods 1H1cl juices provided by or stylist was takmg hold money was Hudson, named Renault" of 1908 vmtage Chevrolet? He got mad at Atom's J\1ice Cafe and the S,proot House Now bodIes, fenders, trunks for department store owner were dIsplayed as was a Durant and left the compa- were mtegrated mto coher- Joseph L Hud"on The car French Sizalre-Naudin of ny before It took off and " ) .... \,. .. ent deSIgns wa" created by Roy D the "ame year challenged Ford for sales S~"Ury_~~,entiPJ\..~.tion ThiS IS where the Old Car Chapm and Howard E Another "mltlaled" car leader"hlp provide$l~ Bon'Setoufs/Cotta~ pl)\MPs Clinic Festival ends No cars Coffin, both of whom was a '20 H C S , a car bUIlt , newer than 1932 vmtage learned the busmess work- by Harry C Stutz after he , II are allowed The claSSICS, mg for Ran"om E Old" left the better-known manu- In~tion and demonstrations from local proDders Legacy- stream1Jners and finned Chapm and Coffin also facturer that bore hiS name of cbtopractic" ~~ massage and day spa KJ;fn.~,:es---~ behemoths to follow were at helped Hugh Chalmer" A '20 Nash recalled the From page 1A ," ' 't the Motor Muster earher bUIld the Thoma~-Detr01t auto pIOneer Charles Nash t t ~ thiS summer and the Chalmers-Detroit fOI whom Walter P "When I found out 1 had r FREE Rame!! te 'J! c" The claSSIC era was Just Olds started the first auto Chrysler once worked at the opportumty to do thiS, I thought 1 had tO,n said • "'" t' begInmng In the late '20s plant m DetrOIt III 1900 and BUIck and who was fired as " ~ -"F, Clemens "It gIves me the 4.t.'=~'he Club and sign up for dUE and early '30s and there the OldsmobIle was an General Motors preSident ~,... ~f& ~t ~11 were several cars of that early success But Olds left by WIlham C Durant chance to comb me a person- ~~'''' /J'wo-Week :r!l4¥•.)':w style, mcludmg a '29 the company m 1904 after There were two 1904 al goal of gettmg Into shape ~~t~~l~~~) Duesenberg Over WIth the quarrelmg With hiS part. Ramblers at the show, and a profeSSIOnal goal of helpmg ralse money for the i -'l""'\'V horseless carnages was a ners over what kind of cars whIch were bUIlt by the Legacy project 1 wasn't a Ask about our Weight Management Program 1907 Mason, which had an they should bulld and Jeffery Motor Co , whIch engine deSIgned and bUIlt returned to Lansmg to was acqUIred by Nash after runner before thiS, but have available to memtrers and non-members. been trammg for eIght by Fred and August bUIld the REO (hIS Imtlals, he left GM 1fi 1916 Duesenberg ThiS Mason the ongmal company owned There was a 1915 months I come from a fami- Grosse Pointe Athletic Club was buIlt In Des Momes hiS name, Old~) There were Chevrolet Baby Grand, one ly of runners, but 1 was kmd of the lazy one My dad, 335 Fisher Road and It was named after a two REDs at the show, an of the cars With whIch lawyer, Edward R Mason, early 1906 model and a Durant launched Chevrolet, Byron Clemens, has run m a Grosse Pointe who put Up the money for cla""lc '32 Royale and \~hlch was so successful couple of marathons and he (313) 886-8590 the venture There were a fe\\ fO!elgn he \\a" able to regam con- was shocked' that 1 was A more famous car named car" dt the Old Car trol of GM and merged domg thiS n Jill Marshall, 29, IS the War Memonal commumty relatIOns coordmator and works under Ten Carroll "It's a lIttle crazy," said Marshall "I wasn't a run- ner The most I'd run before thiS was, maybe, SIX miles I've been trammg smce February and lost 10 pounds ThiS IS a good thmg to do before my 30th birth- day My husband IS runnmg III thiS, but not as a part of the War Memonal team He's really helped me WIth trammg, gettmg me out there on those cold days where you don't feel hke runnIng" MaJ Thomas Rose, 34, IS an actIVe Manne and hves III Grosse Pomte Woods He Ed Maliszewski Carpeting graduated from North High School and IS based out of Selfndge WIth the 472 Manne Wmg Support Squadron A new shipmenl of rugs has arnved In hme "I've run two Manne Corps marathons preVIous- for our 87th annual oriental rug sale... ly," saId Rose "ThiS WIll be my thIrd The bIggest reason The hnest rugs from India, Pakistan, Turkey, I'm domg thIS IS because, when 1 was deployed dunng Iran & Chma are on sale now thru the end Desert Storm, the War of October. Memonal sent me care packages 1 owe them a lot WIth our schedules, It'S dIffi- cult to tram together, but we do help motivate each other It's so easy, at the end of a 25-500/0 Off long day, to Just lay down on the couch and watch teleVI- sIOn I ran my last two marathons III about 3 30 If 1 can mamtam that, I'll be happy" So far the team has ralsed about $14,000, $12,000 short of what IS needed for the display The team has "everal corporate sponsors, (jROSSE POINTE'S With Amentech donatmg $5,000 Other sponsors SoURCE SINCE 1913 mclude Monahan Development Corp, The Meade Group, Behne Obeld of PrudentIal Gros~e Pomte Real Estate Co, Abbott, Nlcho].,on, QUIlter, E~shakl & Youngblood PC, Tom Youngblood of Remax m the POlllte~_ Healy's Health Hut, Comenca, AAA of MichIgan, Dr KeVin Pruc:;h of DlvrrC:;lfied Dpntal, Robert 21435 Mack Avenue Looml~ and Ae::<;oclatrd bctwren H ,md 9 Mile Roads ,John Brookec:; of All,tate' Hambore::ky SolutlOn<; Group 5t C1dlr Shores and Mr, Shelly Male::on's (810) 776.5510 ~econd grade clae::.;;at FC'rry ElrmC'ntarv Hours' Tho<;e mterc,,>tf'd m brIng a "pon"or of thC' Mpmonal Mon., Thurs. 9:30-7:30 Marathon team ,hould ('all Tues., Wed., Fn., Sat. 9:30"();OO Trn Carroll at (313) 881- , 7511, ex 126 Secti()Jl R 'M" IIPIKe P. 3 ChurcMt tl 4 Intertllinment ,... • eatures '''''''"' )1 . _ September 26. 2000 Picture a dolphin divers interfering WIth nature, IS Inapplopnate mteractlOn With By Brad llndberg ammal Taken at a depth of 40 It's said that humans are the feet m shoalmg water, SullIvan only ammals able to fool them- compelled by Spot's expreSSIve- humans "alters the ndtural phySI- Staff Writer , \' , vlv6"'> uf th4..- Julph~u,"\,.urJ.t"n...... cd See Spot used a paIr 01 strobe hght;, to cap- selves We oelrltmu alllJlldi:. dUU Ht:.l)~ t.u Ut:~l..ll.u~ JUUJ u! UUJUd1.L terms "HIS mouth IS WIde open Bossart "It raises the potential See Spot sWIm ture the graceful dolph1O m full ImagIne they feel hkewlse about like he's smIlIng" for causing an Imbal,mce and See scuba divers pester Spot flIght us The attitude IS centunes old "People love the"e ammals," Introducmg dIseabe " See Spot ;,wlm away For all of Sulhvan's mterest 10 Anstotle wrote, "The VOIceof the dolphm IS lIke that of the saId Dr Greg Bossart, director of SullIvan agreed "The worst S;,ot I;' a 4 1/2-year-old male undersea life, hIS arms-length Manne Mammal Research and thmg you could do IS feed any bottlenose dolphm He prefers the approach to Wild ammals mcludes human 10 that they can pro- ConservatIOn at the Harbor WIld fish," he !>ald "They need to blUish-green waters ;,urroundmg hiS star subject, Spot nounce vowels and combmatIOns Branch Oceanographic InstItutIOn be dependent on their own abIlIty Cayman Brae, a tmy Canbbean "Dolphms need to be dependent of vowels, but have difficultIes 10 Fort Pierce, Fla "They have a to prOVIde for themselves" Island about 90 miles south of on the:r own abIlIty to prOVIde for With the consonants" In hIS book themselves," sald SullIvan on the cleverness of ammals, chansma and power that grabs Bothermg dolphms and other Cuba sea creatures IS Illegal But the mtelhgent and mqUlsI- SullIvan turned down a maga- Plutarch saId, "To the dolphm people" Bossart IS a veterlnanan and The Manne Mammal ProtectIOn tlve ammal raised anchor last zme's afTer to put Spot on the alone, beyond all other, nature vetermary patholOgIst who stud- Act prohIbits the harassment and summer and ht out for the tern to- cover has granted what the best Ies dolph1Os and their dl;,eases feeding of Wild manlle ammals ry "I have some concerns." ;ald phIlosophers seek fnendshlp for "DolphinS appear to lIke human The law applIes to U S CItizens in Spot, named mteractIon, Visual and tactIle, or domestIc and mternatlonal because of a white to make people Into toys," he saId waters, not terntonal waters of blotch on his blue and Bottlenose dolphinS have large foreign natIOns gray dorsal fin, aban- brams, second to humans 10 the "The law IS very clear," Said doned Cayman Brac ratio of bram sIze to body Size Trevor SpradlIn, a manne mam- for the relatlVe qUlet But In man's enthusIasm to mObIOlogIst WIth the NatIOnal of another Island anthropomorphIze dolphInS, Marine Fishenes Service m SlIver about five mIles researchers saId, we offer them Spnngs, Md "Harassment IS any away false praIse Dolphms are about act of purSUIt, torment or annoy- A local underwater as smart as elephants Most of a ance that has potential to mJure, photographer famIl- dolph1O's bram deals With echolo- or the potential to dIsturb manne iar With the camera- catIon, which IS nature's sonar, mammals 10 the wIld" happy dolphm specu- not reasomng Therefore, SpradlIn added, lates that a passel of A playful and peppy dolphm "people who closely approach, ammal-lov1Og scuba can draw adventur- chase or pet ammals are nskmg divers crossed the harassment If you harass or feed, lme Fed up With Photo by Jack SullIvan OUSdIVerS lIke moths to a flame But 10 a It'S a violatIOn" bemg petted and real-lIfe analogy, too The law prOVIdes for fines up to tugged, Spot took off Spot the bot- much attentIOn can $25,OOO~ "Spot IS a Wild am- Uenose dolphin will snufT out the fire "The law IS to protect the mal He has to be appear nen year in InvaSive human health and welfare of manne respected," said Jack a Caribbean calen- mteractlOn makes a mammals 10 the Wild and In the SullIvan, a CIty of dar. dolphm less than Uruted States," saId SpradlIn Grosse Po1Ote reSI- what It'S meant to be Bossart added, "You're not dent and manne pho- "The worse thmg allowed to mteract unless they tographer "YOUdon't you can do to a Wild ammal IS seek you out Unless they come to want to make a Wild am mal your SullIvan He doesn't want the am- no advantage" desensItIze It It's the kISS of you, you're not allowed to touch" pet puppy dog" mal explOIted Shakespeare descnbed a char- death," said Bossart Spot approaches divers all the One of SullIvan's pictures of a A recent artIcle 10 a natIOnal acter's delIght as "dolphin-lIke," Toss a dolphm a hot dog one tIme seemmgly smilIng Spot has been magazme bathed Spot in chIldlIke but ascnbmg human qualItIes to day (whIch Will lIkely make It Like a dog askmg to be petted, chosen for next year's Cayman 1OnocencE' a Wild animal doesn't help anyone SIck) and a pIece of fish the next "Spot Will come and nudge you," natIOnal calendar The image Will "Spot approached lIke a long- except poets and theIr readers (WhICh If It'S not flash-frozen sald SullIvan, who walts for the also appear on one of the county's lost fnend it was lIke he was Underwater, SullIvan knows could also make the ammal 111), ammal to make the first move postcards giVing us a guided tour Spot he's a stranger In a strange and and soon he's a beggar "You hold hiS dorsal fin, he goes. From the lIght blue of Spot's was walt10g patiently and thmk- buoyant land ''You start havmg dolphms trail upnght and you rub hiS belly" snout to the darker hues at the 109 of new games to play" "You're 10 the fish's enViron- fishmg boats wantmg handouts," Sulhvan has taken underwater tIp" of hIS streamlmed fins and "All that (artIcle) pas done IS ment," he saId. "They are In con- saId Bossal t "People don't do It photographs aIt over the world tall, SullIvan's photo IS a cnsp, promote Spot as a tounst attrac- trol You might be mtlmldatmg, malIclOu:.ly, but 10 the long run, flUid Image of an apparently tIOn rather than the Wild amma! but, It IS theIr enVironment" See DOLPHIN. page 2B they are harm10g the ammals " fnendly and defimtely appealmg he IS," SullIvan said Even SullIvan, who objects to UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL HICKEY'S WALTON PIERCE ra~SINCE 1900 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30 ( ) 10 00 A M 6 00 P M ~ ' (\ r SUNDAY < OCTOBER I "'~ NOON. 5 00 P M PREVIEW PARTY F-RIDAY SEPTEMBER 29 700 PM GRAND RAFFLE GRAND PRIZF 2001 VOLVO V70 T5 ( OURTE<;Y O~ FORD MOTOR COMPANY AlONe WITH FIVE OTHER EXCITING PRIZFS' SHOW ADMISSION $8 I '14 TO VI RNlI R ROAD If A"TI TO WI 1)( 1 WOOD DRI VI NORl HI LILLY PULITZER 8 rOR MORI INFORMATION desigln I ptJcock blue duo in 100 /, ~lIkdupioni. 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(313) 882 8970 17140 KERCHEVAL' GROSSEPOiNTE 'IN THE VILLAGE <;HO\1GMANAC.I J) BYWI NDY I~NNINC" HOURS MaN THRU FRI 10.6 THURS Till 9 SAT 10 - 530 SUN 12 4 etv September 28,2000 28 COmmUnl eL G.r.o.ss.e.p.O.in.te.N.eW-S MeetiJfg~ Shrimp wrappers New Friends, are hors d' oeuvres Neighbors Shnmp cocktalilb ue cooking until the The New Friends and always the hit of d party shnmp are done and the Neighbors Club of Grosse or a "peclal meal It'b the soy bauce evaporates POinte wIll meet from 11 30 one food Item that Isn't Transfer to a plate and a m to 3 p m Thursday, Oct around when it'S time to cool completely Wrap one 5, at the Grosse POinte War wrap up the leftovers I bnow pea around each Memonal After a luncheon, recently prepared a shnmp and secure It With the speaker will be shump cocktail that adds a toothpllk Sene chilled Elizabeth Roeske, whose an Onental flair to an all- or at room temperature tOPiCWIll be newest develop- time favonte I found the The finIshed shllmp can JUl,..ht~ tJ,t ...... una,h'':' hL.J.lth recipe m 1he Key 10 be relllgel dteU WI up Lu care, Includmg fact and fic- Kappa Cookery 2000," a blX hour" before ~crvmg tion about VItamin supple- collectIOn of reClpeb com- Chlnebe 5-"plce powder ments, hormone replace- plied by the DetrOIt East IS a staple Item III ments and herbs Suburban Alumnae Chmese cookmg It u;ual- ASSOCiatIOn of Kappa ly contam" a blend of Cost IS $10 a person and Kappa Gamma ground ambC, cmnamon reservations must be made or nutmeg, clove<;, gmger bv Sunday, Oct 1 Call Oriental Shrimp or fennel beed, and Carla Teegan at (313) 885- szechuan pepper It IS 6460 To learn more about KKG cookbook Wrapped avmlable III the spIce sec- the club, VISit http //commu- Kappa Kappa Gamma's Detroit East Suburban Alumnae Association has in Snow Peas tIOn of most supermar- mt) mhve cornlce/nfnc published a cookbook, "The Key to Kappa Cookery." Recipes were con- 20 large shrimp kets tributed by local Kappas and the proceeds will go to the group's philan- (uncooked), peeled and Toast the ;e"ame i>eeds by placmg them m a Windmill thropic projects, including the Detroit RehabUitation Center. The book is deveined $18 plus shipping_ To order, call Paula Sarris at (313) 881-219l. I tablespoon minced small no-stick "klllet over medJ.um heat cooklllg Just Pointe Garden Members of the cookbook committee are shown. seated. from left. are fresh ginger Unda McNitt. Kathy Williams and Betsy Boynton. Standing, from lef~. are 2 teaspoons veg- untll the beeds begm to brown Remove from heat Club Kay VanDeGraaf, Pam Faber, Win Meredith. Sara Sessions, Paula Sarvis. etable oil The Wmdmlll Pomte Emily Moellering and Laurie Huetteman. One of the recipes - interpreted I large garlic clove, and cool ThiS shnmp appetlzer Garden Club WIll meet at by Annie Rouleau-Scheriff - is printed at the right. pressed (or finely was a pleasure to make 11 30 a m Wednesday, Oct minced) Each step of the prepara- 4, at the home of Sandy 1/2 teaspoon Chinese tion IS SImple and not Morrow has a chance for world-Wide 5.spice powder tlme-consummg I chose exposure In addItion to 20 large snow peas, The program WIll be to leave the tall on the Dolphin appearmg m a Cayman strings removed "Bulbs and Perenmals," pre- Islands calendar, the Image 1 teaspoon Oriental shrimp and butterfly sented by English Gardens to Cayman Brac by the end From page 18 IS bemg considered for a sesame oil Co-hostess WIll be Sharon of August .. Dunng a mght dIVe III postage stamp 1/2 teaspoon sesame Mertz Call Morrow for shallow water off Hawan, a Sullivan speculated that A LA ANNE Ongomg dISCUSSIOnsWith seeds, toasted By Anme Rouleau-Schenff reservations dunng Spot's respite, the gIant manta ray swooped Cayman postal offiCIals 2 tablespoons soy down hke a huge, slow. unusually solitary arumal have taken place In the sauce had tned to Jom a pod but Ski Club motIOn bat unrushed, casual pace that 20 small wooden "Our lights attracted was rejected The Grosse Pomte SkI defines a Canbbean experi- skewers or toothpicks plankton, which IS the nat. Closer to home, Sulhvan Club WIll meet at 7 30 p m ence. ural food of manta rays," has volunteered to feed the Wednesday, Oct 4, at the Sulhvan called It "Island In a medIUm bowl, toss Sullivan saId "The ray was dolphms at ChIcago's Shedd Grosse Pomte War time" the shnmp together WIth domg barrel rolls to the Aquanum, reportedly the Memonal the gmger, vegetable OIl, pomt where It knocked the world's largest mdoor : Tnps to Vall, Colo, and Some of Jack SuliH an's garlic and Chmese 5-splce VIew finder ofTmy camera" manne mammal paVlhon Jhg Sky, Mont, are bemg undersea color photographs powder Cover and refng- DIvers whose antICipated Once a month, Sulhvan Will planned Couples and sm- are dLSplayed at the Coffee erate for 1 to 4 hours, them 'r nlly" toomplcks mteractlons WIth Spot went feed the dolphms m a rounded out the festive gles are welcome Call Jack Grinder, 98 KercheLal, Oil tossmg occaSIOnally unreqUIted thiS summer 90,000-gallon coral reef presentatIOn of these suc- totahng at (313) 886-5972 the Hill In Grosse Pomte Meanwhile, bnng a WIll be happy to know he's exhIbit He'll then descnbe pr John Byrne at (810) 293- Farms Emall Sullzvan <;mall pot of salted water culent pieces of shnmp back in the pIcture Worse the expenence to people My mother, father, and p779 III the evemng for more about hiS photographs at to a boll Add the snow for wear, WIth bites mpped tounng the faclhty husband were the lucky ~etalls mgtd1951@aol com peas and cook for about , from hiS tazl, Spot returned Sulhvan's photo of Spot gumea pigs for my Snow , 45 seconds The peas WIll be tender, yet cnsp Rinse Pea Wrapped Shnmp under cold water, dram appetlzer Needless to say, and pat the snow peas there IS nothmg left but dry Transfer to a small the memory bowl and toss WIth the sesame 011and toasted The Key to Kappa : ,NE sesame seeds Set abide Cookery Ib packed WIth Heat a large no-stick dehclOus recipes from the skIllet to medIUm high past and present, from RIVALS h01.:seholds and restau- heat and add the shnmp Saute the shnmp for a rants The 2000 versIOn IS mmute or two, then add the first update In the OF 2000 the soy sauce and contm- pa"t decade r.;-.. teaturmg the babiC' of lhe paSI lear We hope you (and lhe lillie one) Will partiCipate bl 'uppl,mg us ~'~ ~ IIllh a pholo~raph at your chdd (ani, 2000 bahes plea,ej for publication 10 rh" ~. Thl' tablOid IIIII h publl,hed Januar\ 25, 2001. Your child" plcrure, alon~ IIlth othet 2000 r.bahe" 11111 be the maIO allraClion NeilS and ad,erllsmg about c1othm~ teedmg educating and l carm~ tor ,our child I'd] al>Q be mcluded It IIdl be leI) mformalile as well as a commemorative edlllOn tor IOU' ~ l • Please 'end a cute, clear photo (wlor or black Il.. I ~ 1v1lchlgan 48236 Arrentlon Kim \1ackel, Dl!r1a\ Ad'lllhing Complete the mt,lrmall(\n 'ltp \'dth ,(\ur chlLJ s full name, due 01 blllh and hospital and return Ir ~Ith lOur pholO Please prmt the babl'S C' nall'e on rhe back ot the photo so IOU can plcll! up at (\ur oflice atler rrmtm~ or mclude a ,elf ~ \, _ addle ~ .. Your piC lUre ;nu,r he recell ed In our nt/lee no htLr than Tu~.Ja\, Decemrcr 19th wlier lIolild """'Y _, a,,"t our rruJuctl(\n 'chrdule (LUl NOIemb'f and Decemhcr blllh ph"en' mal be ,u~mmcJ t until ]anuarl ) 2C01 ) ..' ~e loolllHlI Hd 10 producmg our annu 11"Rlh Edition" and are lure IOU Ilant lour lade Auction 2000 ....- ore mcludLd A limited number of elo.!Ia ulple\ will be alallable lor rurcha'e to ~II( to The Presbyterian Women of Grosse Pointe will Fri- tamd) and ([lend, Memorial Church hold Auction 2000 on i .... day. Oct. 27, at the Grosse Pointe War Memori- al, 32 Lakeshore in Grosse Pointe Farms. f \-. I The Gro<,e P'lInle \ell' Il.. The ConnCltl(\n require a $IZ 00 fellO wIer pwduLlI MBLESIDE GALLERIES in the "Village" 17116 Kercheval - Grosse Pointe - 313-885-8999 Grand Opening Reception 2 - 5 pm Sunday, Oct. 1 - ( live music, refreshments) Three Galleries in One: • Artisans' Room: handcrafted gifts, jewelry, glass, turned wood, ceramics, etc. • Exhibition Rooms: paintings and sculpture by local, regional & international artists • Custom Framing & Print Room: an unparalleled selection of frame samples, professional frame design, infinite choices of fine art prints Open daily lOam - 6pm, Thursdays lOam - 8pm, Sundays by appointment September 28,2000 Grosse Pointe News 4B Churches Babies The Pastor's Corner Allison Leigh What I did Powell K1m and Robb Powell of Napemlle, III • are the par- on my summer vacation ents of a daughter, Alhson By the Rev. Eddie Bray Leigh Powell, born Aug 25, Grosse POinte United Church 2000 Maternal grandpar- Wntmg thlb week's column almost feels like the ents are WIlson and school as"lgnment we've all had "What I Did on My Margaret Rogers of Grosse Summer VacatIOn" I was blessed by my congregatIOn Pomte Woods Paternal by havmg the whole summer off to study, wnte, reflect grandmother IS Jane Powell and rest of Cocoa, Fla One very Important thmg thiS opportumty afforded \arnong llldny ulllel"} \-lid" th .. gIft vfb;:.ng :lblc to wor Erin Claire Kaled ship In many different churches and of heanng many Karen and Bob Kaled of different pabtors bpeak I mtentIOnally dld not attend Grosse Pomte Woods are the the same church tWICe Though I've served as a semor parents of a daughter, Erm pabtor for 27 years m OhIOand Mlcmgan, I have Claire Kaled, born March • never, smce semmary, had thiS much of a penod avall- 12, 2000 Maternal grand- able to let other pastors mllllster to me and teach me parents are ElIzabeth Certamly It was easy for me to be cntlcal and to Kegley of the City of Grosse note what I hked or dlshked No doubt, some of the POInte and the late Kermit semces were more excItIng than others The greatest Kegley Paternal grandpar- sermon I heard all summer was glVen In a small coun- ents are Helen Kaled of try church where we sat Wlth Just 20 other people. It Grosse Pomte Park and the Just goes to show that the size of the congregation or late Anthony Kaled, the bUlldmg that houses them does not determme the Altar Society plans fashion show quahty of the message bemg delivered mSlde The Altar Society of St. Paul CathoDe Church wID present its annuallun- Stephanie Kristina The whole of thiS particular aspect of my summer cheon and fuhion show on Thursday. Oct. 5 at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Kaiser expenence lid not find Its fullest expressIOn m my Club. The social hour begins at 11 a.m.: luncheon is at noon. Bon Loot in mmd until almost the end of my leave though I was Raymond and Laurne the Village wID present the fubions. A sUent auetion will be included. Pr0- KaIser of St Clmf Shores worshlpmg at a church m St. Clair Shores when the ceeds benefit the parish of St. Paul CathoUc Church. Tickets are $35. For truth hit me As I hstened to the pastor preach, I are the parents of a daugh- reservations. call (313) 640.1171 or (313) 881-0442. ter, Stephame Kristina thought of how marvelous It IS that all across our com- Committee members are. from left. standing: Anne McBrien, reservations: mumtles, people are gathenng at one time or another Kaiser, born Aug. 31, 2000 Juliana Chaplow, president: Marie Kahn. invitations: Michelle Kozak. co- Maternal grandparents are m small and big houses ofworshlp, but stlll umted in cbainDan; and Shella M. McNamara, raffle. Inthe front, from left, are Marie one purpose - to worship the Creator of all that IS Mr and Mrs. John Reinman, sUent auction; and Floramae Kllber, pubUcity. Not shown: Cather- Chambers of FalTfield It was one of those kmds of thoughts that you ine O'Malley, co-chairman and Colette Dempsey. reservations. already know you know but thiS time It felt new and Glade, Tenn and the late hke someone Just turned on the hght (I'm sure you've Edward Badke Paternal been there) Suddenly, I felt that Indeed, God IS pre- grandparents are Mr. and ~ent m all of our dlfferent churches Mrs Gunter K KaIser of Gaylord, formerly of Grosse • Some congregations may have a tendency to smoth- Pomte Woods Great-grand- er God's presence among them and others Just let God mother IS Clara Dahnke of be God and the Spmt flows freely m their midst St Clair Shores Whatever the case may be, "What I dld on my sum- mer vacatIOn"was relearn the truth that God IS Elena Barbara always m the [mdst of the people, regardless of what the Sign on the front lawn reads Edwards Michael and Deborah I wnte tms because m every church where I wor- Edwards of Plano, Texas, shIped, whether the preachmg was the best that formerly of Grosse POInte money could buy or Just a feeble attempt, I found God Woods, are the parents of a daughter, Elena Barbara there Jesus taught that it only takes the gathenng of two Edwards, born Aug 24, or three people to realize God's presence among them 2000 It ISa JOYand a comfortmg thlng to know God IS pre- Rummage sent m every worshIp setting across denommatlOnal hnes, In every faith tradltlon, and w1l1be, always and sale forever The women of Grosse Reunions Pointe Methodist Church will hold a fall rummage DetrOit's Denby High: First English plans organ recital sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. School Class of 1940 WIll • ThUI'Sday, Oct. 5. at the hold ItS 60th reumon on : First EnglIsh Ev a local composer. ehurch.211Mo~uin Lutheran Church Wlll cele- Megan Ford, a church Saturday, Oct 28, at the St : Groue Pointe Farms. For Clmr Shores Country Club : brate the recent additIOn of member, Wlllalso perform at sale: clothing. toys, jewel- at 22185 Masomc In St : 32-foot organ stops to ItS 43- the plano ry, antiques and books. Clair Shores from noon to 4 : year-old Moeller organ For more information, A freeWIlloffenng will be call the church at (313) pm An organ reCital by Robert taken and a receptIOn WIll 886-2363. . Foster, director of musIc at follow m the church lounge . At the left is chairman Tickets are $25 and are : FELC, Wlllbe held at 4 pm Shirley Van Becelaere. At Sunday, Oct 1 The commumty IS mYlted avmlable from Bob Beckley, : the right is Sarah Wooton. 708 Country Club, St Clmr : Foster Will perform the The church IS located at Shores, MI 48082. works of Bach, Franck, Llszt 800 Vermer m Grosse Pomte and the late Gordon Young, Woods . :L I ~~ Grosse Pomte ,. • ~ WOODS ,. , PRESBYlERL'N , ffW Church WORSHIP • 19950 Mack (betwee n Moross & Vernier) . •. 900 11 00 a m WorshIp . First English Ev. Lutheran Church I 10 10 Education Hour Christ the King Grosse Pomte Umtanan Church Verroer Rd ill Wedgewood Dr OUR th YEAR : Nursery SeMceS Available Lutheran Church Grosse Pomte Woods St. James Lutheran Church 75 ''Three Kinds of Marriage" , Mack at Lochmoor 884-5040 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval ~ GRACE UNITED : 884-5090 ~ 9ill T_S Grant awarded to Emerald Sinfonetta Mahler proves On Fndav, September $15 for "el1lor" and i>tu- lar "Bntlsh dramatist, excitmg salute to LoUIS impressive season-opener 15, the Michigan Council d£>nt", and no lhdfge fOl , CommuIllcatlng Doors" Armstrong and hiS legacy for AI tg and Cultural lhlldl en undl'l 12 Tilkets exammes, m a very enter- You may not know that The symphony season WIth that control 10 Alfall;, (MCACA) awal ded aJe a\ aIlable at thl' Gloi>i>e taming way, how hves may Armstrong IS credited With opened With a bang last mmd, It IS fabcmatlOg to a 2001 fii>cal year grant for POlllle War :-'femollnl, be altered via a glimpi>e of developmg the art of the weekend as DetrOit watch hIm conduct a $7,000 to the Emel aid (31JlI>81-7511 01 bv lall- hlOdi>lght and a touch of Improvli>ed solo rather Symphony Orchestra score as nch and complex Smfonetta The pi oJcct for 109 Eldonnd M,w at the compassIOn For scnpts or than contmuous ensemble mUSICdIrector Neeme as thiS HIS gCi>tures With this award wa" the pr£'o Emerald SmlOlwtta olfice, more informatIOn, call playmg and he was the Jarvi zoomed back m hand, baton and body are mlere and IewrdlOg of a 1313) 43b-07HO MarCia Proven, plOdu(er, first Jazz artIst to receive town from San FranCISco eloquent, yet highly effi- concerto for aCLOIdlOn and at (313) 884-4685, or mternatlOnal acclaim A to launch the new year of cient Not a motion IS strmgs compoi>ed by Grosse Pomle Arts Council Barbara Bentley. dIrector, Bntlsh musIc cntlc umn- musIc In one of the wai>ted, yet he perSOnifies Carmme Coppola (father at (313) 882-9879 Tickets tentlOnally gave hIm hiS orchestra's most powerful total Involvement of film dlrectOl FrancIs ~ t' , for Grosse Pomte Theatre llIckname, "Satchmo," dur- concerts of recent years, With the orchestra 10 Ford Coppola), a herE'to- \l.~ productIOn;, are available mg an early tour ot ne led tne lull loner:. 01 tlfr:.t rate lorm. IOIJoWlllg the DSO plus two out- the funereal openmg fore-lost work Thl" bod, of \11", ~... by calling (313) 881-4004 England Armstrong was work wlll be pre"ented It's a Spooktacular' one of Amenca's effective' standmg singers and the movement, he captured durmg the Emerald Edr:.el and Eleanor Ford ambassadors for the rest of Umverslty MUSical the spmt of lharm and Smfonetta'i> openmg con- House WIll play ghost for hiS life and every true Jazz Society Choral Umon m JOyous hfe m the delight- cert, "Gettmg a Handel on the LIttle Goblmi>' Nlght(s) performer today embodies an ImpreSSIVe and deeply ful piZZicato sectIOn of Umque MU'Hc, at 7 pm. out, Sunday, Oct 29 and a bit of hiS free-SWInging movmg performance of the second movement Sunday, Oct 22, at the ~ Monday, Oct 30, from 5 to spmt The Jazz Forum's Mahler's Resurrection ThiS progresi>ed smoothly Grosi>e Pomte Wal 7 p m each llIght, ram or fall senes features four of Symphony to the legato development Memonal, \\11thguest All memberi> of the no Tricks, treati>. and a the region's top trumpet WIth lyncal grace and a artist, bandoneon VIItuoso Gros"e Pomte AI ts Council creepy tour of the grounds stylists m a fnendly, mtl- State of the Arts sense of the love of hfe Peter Soave Thl" concert are 1l1..,ted to an mformal are planned for all the mate settmg, where one In the scherzo, he will also feature works bv breakfast meetmg on hobgoblmi>, followed by a can thoroughly enJoy the brought out VIVIdly the Handel, Rodngo and VJlI~- Saturday, Sept ,~O,from 9 monstrous mix of mouth- workmgs of the musIc air of mystery and lively Lobos At that time, a CD to 10 a m at the new watering munchies Don't On Wednesday, Oct 4, pace brought forward of the work, entitled Ambleslde Gallenes Let's forget your costume! It's Marcus Belgrave and from the MagiC Horn In "Homegrown, A Salute to all get together and dls- dress-up time for the kids Fnends, WIth specIal guest these flashbacks to that 20th Century Amencan cu;,s how we can help each (and Mom and Dad, too) 10 Claude Black on plano, collectIOn of flOWIng MUSIC,"will be released other sustam and brmg your scanest - or pretti' Will present a tnbute to melodies he made the The CD !Dclude" two addl' more cultural programs to est - costume Hop on the Armstrong Marcus has a orchestra Virtually smg tlonal cuts hlghlightmg the commulllt) while we haynde, pm-the--nose-on- defimte feel for But the best of the 20th century Amencan keep m step WIth our a-pumpkm, Sip a Witch's Annstron~stnunpetand smgmg was yet to come composers member needs and Ideas brew at the Playhouse, but vocal stylings Wlule tlus second of Contralto Ewa Podles It IS mterestmg to note for a grand new season don't mIss thIS ghouhsh The contlllumg concerts Mahler's symphomes IS applied her deeply nch that the Emerald Contmental breakfast will gala at the Edsel & WIll mclude the Rayse far from the longest work and resonant VOIceto the Smfonetta's conductor, be served Eleanor Ford House The Biggs QUintet, featunng of ItS genre, the hour and Song of Ulnch, whIch Felix Resmck, and AttentIOn thespians and cost IS $7 a person DWIght Adams, on twenty mmutes It takes expresses a SImple and Cannme Coppola both wannabees! Grosse Pomte ReservatIOns are reqUIred Wednesday, Nov 1, and to perfonn, not to men- serene f31th Rarely has tramed at Julhard and Theatre WIll hold open Call (313) 884-4222 for the John Trudell Sextet on tIOn Its grand scope and Orchestra Hall resounded Jomed the DetrOIt auditions for Alan more mformatlOn Wednesday, Dec 6 All con- dIVerSity, made It a WIse so responsively to a vOice Symphony Orchei>tra at Ayckbourn's comedy Autumn attracts the certs start at 8 p m m the move on Maestro's part to and the effect was over- the same time Coppola thnller "Commumcatmg mcest people to Edsel & Grosse Pomte Umtanan let thIS work stand as the whelmmg With velvety was pnnclpal flautist WIth Doors" on Saturday and Eleanor Ford House for Church, 17150 Maumee entIre program and to tones, Podles rendered the DSO from 1942-44 Sunday, Oct 14 and 15, Harvest Tea on Saturday, IndIVidual concerts are perfonn It WIthout mter- the song agamst a sparkhng vlOhn obhgato Dunng the Emerald from 2 to 5 p m Those Sept 30, at 2 30 p m A $10 III advance, $12 at the miSSIOn In the packed Smfonetta's season opener mterested m auditlOnmg tour of the Mam House, door The senes of three IS hall, the audIence by concertmaster on October 22, the life of must regli>ter no later than the viewing of the grounds $25 For more mfonnatJon remamed glued to Its BOIsvert and an elegantly modulated orchestral Coppola WIll be premJered 3 p m on Saturday, Oct III all theIr autumnal about the concerts, call seats Followmg the concert, the 14 Performance dates are !>plendor, and a high tea (313) 961-1714 The small but Impor- accompamment It was CD release reception WIll Jan 18-21 and 25-28 and WIth favonte fall speCIal- Look for the GPAC's tant exceptIOn to that an artistiC and spmtual be held at the new locatIOn Feb 2-4 AudItIOns \IIlll be ties m the Tea Room are ever-changing, artistic program deCISIon, of culmmatlOn of the perfor- of the Ambleslde Gallenes held at 315 Fisher at yours to enJoy for a plea- wmdow m Damman course, was Jam's tradi- mance The depth and tional encore resonance of Podles' vOIce on Kercheval Maumee In Grosse Pomte surable seasonal fest Take Hardware - and enJoy The CD may be pur- "Commulllcatmg Doors" time out for tea at Edsel & thIs beautiful fall season Much IS ~tten and and her artistry Imparted chased for $15 at IS by turns a drawmg room Eleanor Ford House The WIth all ItS cultural subject to speculation a supernatural quahty to Ambleslde Gallenes, comedy, an mtrlgumg cost IS $21 a person Call dehghts and entertam- regardmg Mahler's ratIO- the song Harmony House ClaSSical thnller and a rolllckmg (313) 884-4222 for reserva. ment nale for thiS piece He IS From that POint on, the and Dearborn MUSIC bedroom farce Wntten by tlOns known to have been score and the perfor- ClaSSIcal Tickets for the Ayckbourn, pOSSibly the ThiS season the Jazz - Tom Mayshark strengthenmg the conVIc- mance worked effectively concerts are $20 for adults, 20th Century" most popu- Forum ha<; planned an Prestdent, GPAC tion of hIS conversIOn to a conclUSIOn of comfort from Judaism to the and peace Fanfares by Roman Cathohc faIth the trumpets echoed from HIS musIc expresses a offstage followed more S1.James Lutheran Church Wide range of splntual delicately WIth Similar concern from struggles figures by flute and pICCO- presents series of four concerts WIth hiS sense of mortah- lo St James Lutheran The first, at 5 p m ty, hiS love of the beauty Soprano MarYls Martm Church, as part of ItS 60th Sunday, Oct 1, WIll feature of !lfe and the VISion he gave a soanng expressIOn anmversary celebratIOn, Will coloratura soprano gamed of diVIne compas- of faIth Jomed mspmngly present a senes of four one- Elizabeth Parcells, a Grosse sion and eternal life by the chorus Fmally, hour Sunday afternoon con- Pomte Farms native who IS In a real sense, It was both solOIsts and chorus cerh an mternatJOnal opera and also a further develop- Jomed the orchestra 10 concert solOist Parcells ment of the Ideas he had the musIc's affirmation of earned bachelor's and mas- expressed m hiS ear her love, hope and eternal ter's degrees from the New collectIOn of songs, The life It set an ImpreSSive England Conservatory of Youth's MagiC Horn The standard for the season MUSIC, expressIOns of magic, ahead eroticism and death faSCI- Cheers and a standmg She has sung III opera nated him but lacked ovation WIth multiple houses In Germany, SWItzerland and France and spmtual fulfillment He bows by all participants recently appeared as Queen sought to bndge the gap gave nse naturally to of Night m the Washmgton m the "ResurrectIOn" Jarvi's eventual return to Opera productIOn of WhJle It helps to have the podIUm The encore Mozart's "The MagiC Flute " an Idea of what was could not have been more gomg on In the compos- wonderful Orchestra and A free- WIll offenng WIll be er's mmd, the drama, solOist Podles repeated taken at the concert and a i>ense of longmg and spu. Ulnch's song and If any- catered receptIOn WIll follow Ituahty of the musIc are thmg, It was even more The church IS located at 170 unmistakable even to the mOVIng than the first most casual hstener It time McMillan 10 Grosse Pomte Maestro Jarvi has Fanns was espeCIally so m the For more mformatJOn, call mOVIng and mSlghtful returned to the San (313) 884-0511 or (313) 886- perfonnance oflast week- FranCISco Opera thiS week to conduct more 4377 end ThiS IS the kmd of perfonnances of The work, filled WIth pasSIOn Tsar's Bnde He WIll and drama and punctuat- return to hIS DetrOit ed WIth episodes of ten- podIUm on Thursday, Oct derness and humor, m 5 WIth a program of which Jam particularly Beethoven's 5th excels HIS feehng for the Symphony, Llszt's flow and pace of such Mazeppa tone popm and nchly textured mUSICIS the DetrOit premlCre of a profound plano concerto by From the opemng Scharwenka WIth pianist LIMITED ENGAGEMENTI harsh chords, JarYl found Alexander MarkOVIch expressIOn for the anxIety Thl~ weekend's concert OCT. 5-9 and mysticism that set on Thursday, Fnday stirred the composer's and Saturday evenmgs, muse The Maestro's and Sunday afternoon Jle Louisi\rena subtle qUlckemng and presents lOnductor '-.II~ slowmg of the musIc cre- .Jeffrey Kahane m an all- ated masterful phrasmg M07'lrt p'"'Jgram FOR TICKETS CALL: INFORMATION and fulfillment of the Call (313) ;;76-5111 for (313, •• 3 88. 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WorkIng 9049 Exhibitor!> are also trancalse present.!> An and diamond bracelet or a dunng a Health Fair spon- With free InformatIOn from Techmque, Lecture/Tour, needed for Reg:Jna High S:vemng With MIchael framed antique lIthograph sored by the Ladles the Nmth Annual Semor Thurbday, Sept 28, at 7 p m School Mothers GUild's 24th farrell and Toulouse dunng the show's Grand AUXIliary of the Veterans of Expo 2000, Thursday, Tales of ancient Turkey Will Annual Juned Arts and ~autrec, Thur.!>day, Sept 28, Raffle Call (313) 884-4444 Foreign Wars Walter F October 12, from 8 30 am enhance a free Storytellmg Crafts Fair, Saturday, Oct Bruce Post 1146, 28404 21, from 10 a m to 4 pm, m at 7 30 pm, at the Grosse Deals and dessert to 2 30 pm, at the program, Saturday, Sept 30, Jefferson m St Clair at 2 p m Take III the free Reg:Jna High School, 20200 ~olllte War Memonal Test your luck and your AssumptIOn Cultural Shores, Tuesday, Oct 3, Video Portrait of an Artist Kelly m Harper Woods The !d.mlbslon IS free for mem- <:wt>t>ttooth wht>n the Am1tv Center The AssumptIOn fl vlIl 10 when the Lay 1\ckets are $5 ReservatIOns Channel 7 The afternoon From ballroom and line Network, HAP, MCARE and the Dead traditIOn" dunng a theologIcal Academy and are reqUIred Call (313) 884- Will also feature lIve enter- danCIng lessons to computer Select Care (810) 783-6270 Sugar Skulls Drop-In 1hchlgan Representative tamment by the Gentlemen educatIOn, card tourna. 0357 Workshop, Sunday, Oct 1, Lynn Jondahl present Cup Wednesday, of SWIng (810) 779.6111 ments, luncheons and more, Sunday, Oct. 1 from noon to 4 p m At that ~f Responsibility What Do the St ClaIr Shores Semor Oct. 4 Saturday, same date and time, bUild {:hnstlans Have at Stake m Breakfast benefit ActiVIties Center, 20000 your skills durmg a free ihe 2000 ElectIOn? Make plans today to Wisdom & well-being Oct. 14 Stephens III St Clair Discover how the words of Drawmg In The Gallenes 'thursday, Sept 28, from attend the St Clair Shores Historic house tour Shores, offers a full calendar the Old and New Drop-In Workshop EnJOy a 7 30 to 9 pm, at St James Rotary Club's annual Step back mto history of fun Make plans to attend Testaments can ennch your rare, mtlmate portrait of an J-utheran Church m Grosse Pancake and Sausage With a free Grosse Pomte a Fall Card Party, Fnday, lIfe when the Lay artist through the free docu- fomte Farms AdmiSSIOn IS Breakfast, Sunday, Oct 1, HlstorIcal Society tour ofthe Sept 29, at noon The fee IS Theological Academy pre- mentary BIll VIOla Video '5 Call (313) 884-0511 from 8 a m to noon, at the Provencal-Weir House, 376 $5 Happmess - Your ChOIce Veterans of Foreign Wars sents VVlsdom, Jesus and Kercheval, Saturday, Oct Festival Site of the Unseen, Support Workshops Will be Friday, Sept. 29 Bruce Post, 28404 Jefferson Well-Bemg, Wednesdays, 14, from 1 to 4 p m Call Sunday, Oct 1, at 2 p m offered Tuesdays, at 10 am, Religious repast In St Clair Shores Tickets Oct 4 through Oct 18, from (313) 884-7010 Make your own cards, begtnmng Oct 3 The movie : NOUrIsh your body and are $4 50, children ages 5 7 to 8 30 pm, In the lounge envelopes and boxes dunng Topsy-Turvy Will be ipmt by partakmg m the and under eat free Proceeds of Grosse Pomte Woods Saturday, a free Creative. Paperwork screened, Monday, Oct 2, at ~en's Ecumemcal benefit local and Interna- Presbytenan Church The Oct. 28 Drop-In Workshop, 12 15 p m Jerry Robotka flreakfast, Fllday, Sept 29, tIOnal chantIes Call (810) fee IS $5 per sessIOn Call Interesting appraisals Thursday, Oct 5, from noon WIll prOVide hve dance (313) 886-4301 to 3 pm Pre-regtstratlOn IS mUSIC, Saturday, Oct 7, ~t 7 30 am, at Grosse 775.5000 Discover the true value of reqUired for some courses from 7 30 to 10 30 pm The Pomte Memonal Church, 16 Historic stroll Jazz jam your Jewelry, pallltmgs, Sil- Call (313) 833-4249 fee IS $5 Make your reserva- Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte Discover the excltmg rus- The legendary Marcus ver and other obJets d'art tIon today for UpCOmIng farms Bishop Wendell tory buned III Elmwood Belgrave and Fnends, With from the experts when the Assumption offerings Tour Company Tnps mclud- Clbbs, Jr of the Episcopal Cemetery, 1200 Elmwood ill speclal guest plarust Claude Grosse POInte Pubhc Autumn IS off to an exclt- mg Cucle New England, plOcese of Mlcrugan Will be Detrolt, dunng a DetrOit Black, Will offer a tnbute to Library hosts Ask the mg start at the AssumptIon Port Stanley, Ontano and the speaker AdmiSSion IS H1storIcal Society Sunday Lows Armstrong dunng the Appraiser, Saturday, Oct Cultural Center With a full Chicago Indulge m a shop- $5 Call (313) 882-5330 Stroll, Sunday, Oct 1, at 2 season premiere of The Jazz 28, from 10 a.m to 3 pm, m schedule of classes and pmg spree at Birch Run dur- Bid for SOC pm, ram or shme Forum, Wednesday, Oct 4, the Grosse Pomte War events Let AssumptIOn mg a Bus Tnp, Monday, Oct A romantic crUise, AdnusslOn IS $10 or $5 for at 8 pm, In Grosse Pomte Memorial Representatlves courses bnng out the artist l 9, from 8 a m to 8 pm The Havana cigars and a get- DHS members Umtanan Church Tickets of the Joseph DuMouchelle III you Explore the versatIl- fee IS $5 The Center IS open away to MISSion Pomt ReservatIOns are reqUITed are $10 In advance or $12 at Jewelry AuctIOneers Will be Ity of AcrylIcs pamtmg, Monday through Fnday, Resort on Mackmac Island Call (313) 833-4727. the door Call (313) 961- on hand to evaluate your beg:Jnmng Tuesday, Oct 3, from 8 30 a m to 4 pm, top the excltmg Items that 1714 goods as part of the from 10 a m to noon The A bit of Bach Tuesday evemngs, from 7 to Will go on the block dunng J S Bach's baroque Library's Books on the Lake fee IS $45 Find out Friday, Oct. 6 9 pm, Wednesday evemngs, the Services For Older church cantata Jauchzet celebratIOn Joseph Everythmg You Need To Pro tennis Know About Horne Health from 7 to 10 pm and CItizens' benefit September Gott Wlll be performed fol- DuMouchelle WJ11also offer Catch top tenms actIOn Thursday evemngs, from 6 Evemng by the Lake, a free lecture on BUYIng and Care dunng a free presenta- 10wIllg the Evensong ser- dunng the 4th Annual Art Fnday, Sept 29, at 630 tIOn, Tuesday, Oct 3, at 7 to 9 p m Call (810) 445- VIce, Sunday, Oct 1, at 430 Van Pro Tennis Challenge, Selhng Jewelry at AuctIOn pm, at the Grosse Pomte m the 21st Century, at 9 p m Test your talents With 0996 pm, m Chnst Church featunng world-ranked pro- Club Along With Silent and am, III the Crystal Beg:Jnnmg Watercolor, start- Ford House Grosse Pomte The Chnst feSSIOnals and natIOnally live auction actIon, hosted Ballroom Other celebration mg Wednesday, Oct 4, from Church ChOIr of Men and ranked players, Fnday, Oct experiences by WDlV-Channel 4 News speakers at the Central 7 to 9 p m The course fee IS Boys Will present the musIc 6 through Sunday, Oct 8, at Expenence the grandeur anchor Devlll SCllhan, of Vlctonan composer Branch of the Grosse POInte $35 for SIX weeks Prepare of an Auto Baron lIfestyle the Lochmoor Club, 1018 for your successful future guests can enJoy a strollmg Charles VdlIers Stanford Pubhc Library, Include With a VISit to one of Sunnmgdale m Grosse With Career Planmng Make llupper 1\ckets are $75 Call durmg the Evensong ser- author DaVId Halberstam, "Amenca's Castles," the POInte Woods Matches WIll Your Dreams Corne True I (313) 882-9600 VICe Call (313) 885-4841 at 10 30 a.m, Loren D Edsel & Eleanor Ford be held on Fnday, from 3 to begmmng Thursday, Oct 5, Exciting antiques Estleman, at 1 p m and House EnJOY the genteel Monday, Oct. 2 9 pm, Saturday. begmmng from 7 30 to 9 30 p m The Dealers from across the Alexandra Stoddard, at 2 30 pleasures of a Harvest Tea, at 10 a m and Sunday, fee IS the six-week class IS natIOn Will offer an excitIng Spiritual history P m Reservations are Saturday, Sept 30, at 2 30 begmnmg at 2 p m 1\ckets $40 Bon Secours Cottage selectIOn of furmshmgs, art Jom the DetrOit Hlstoncal reqUIred for each lecture pm The fee IS $21 are $12 for a three-day pass Health Services Will sponsor find more durIng the 26th Society on an exploratIOn of Call (313) 343.2074 ReservatIOns are reqUIred or $5 per day Jumors, ages an Adult CardlO Pulmonary annual Umverslty Liggett the area's splntual past dur- Tours Will be offered, on the 17 and under, enter free Live & Learn ReSUSCitatIOn (CPR) class, :Antiques Show, on the ULS Ing a Hlstonc Church Tour, hour weekdays and on the Call (313) 886-0777 Monday, Oct 9, from 6 30 to Middle School Campus, 850 Monday, Oct 2, from 10 a m Courses & adventures hour and half-hour week- 9 30 p m An Infant CPR ,Bnarchff m the Woods to 4 pm, leaVIng from the Sunday, Oct. 8 Enhance your mmd, body ends, Tuesday through class Will be offered on FestiVIties begm Friday, DetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum Art of the spirit and spmt by partakmg In Saturday, from 10 a m to 4 Monday, Oct 16, from 6 30 Sept 29, at 7 pm, With a m DetrOit DestmatlOns ChrIst Church Grosse the courses and adventures pm, and Sunday, from noon offered by the Grosse Pomte to 9 30 p m The fee for each 'prevlCw Party 1\ckets are mclude the St Albertus Pomte, 61 Grosse POInte to 4 p m The Tea Room IS VVar Memonal Mystery CPR class IS $15 Prepare :$70 The show Will open at Hlstonc Site, St Charles Boulevard In Grosse Pomte open Tuesday through for a beautiful spnng garden that same venue, Saturday, Borromeo Cathohc Church, Farms, mVltes you to VIew Tales of Europe Will launch Sunday, from 11 30 a m to With a Fall Is For Plantmg )Sept 30 from 10 a m to 6 the Church of the Messlah- the works of noted 19th the Adventure Senes 2000- 2 30 p m Tours are $6 for p m and Sunday, Oct I, Episcopal and Elmwood Century Christian artist 2001 travelogue/dInner pro- class, Wednesday, Oct 11, adults, $5 for semors and $4 from 7 to 8 30 p m The fee IS from noon to 5 p m Tickets Cemetery Tickets are $20 or Georges Rouault and par- grams, Wednesday, Oct 4, for children Grounds at 6 30 P m The fee 1S $20 $7 Register today for .are $.>\ Patrons can take $15 for DHS members Call take m X-Claim InteractIve admiSSIOn IS $5 Call (313) for the complete evenmg, Macomb County Worship by RlVer and 884-4222 $5 50, for the film only or Commumty College LIT E S dUrIng a $1450 for the dmner only Contmumg EducatIOn Literary views FI ~A ou"a Commumty Open House, courses at AssumptIOn A Semors can share their UM" HAg"!U~NA Sunday, Oct 8 Tours of the SiP a samphng of mterna- GA~LOPER ~M~~ tIonal VIntages dunng the Computer OvervIew Will be lIterary VIews dunng a free UN L A L I!'I'!! Church Will be offered from Fnends of the Grosse Pomte offered, Tuebdays and Book Club at St Peter the Last week's G E GALLIC 3 to 5 pm, the serVIce SATAN P ERA War Memonal's Wme, Food Thursdays, from 6 to 8 pm, Apostle Elementary School begms at 5 p.m and the Art ORAL VAN MAIN and Fnends An Autumn begInmng Oct 3 The fee IS m Harper Woods, on the Nil F IIX H 0 R S E exhibitIOn Will be on display puzzle AI.L MAX Wme Tastmg, Fnday, Oct 6, $75 Intermediate thud Wednesday of each all day long All events are AXE MillO from 7 30 to 9 30 p m Computers Will be presented month, from 2 to 3 p m Call GOAT G"LLEON free Call (313) 885-4841 (810) 778-8674 solved ANNE ALOE DOS TIckets are $39 Invest m Mondays and Wednesdays, STYX REN INA Mark Calendars your good health Monday, from 9 to 11 am, startmg Exhibitions Wednesday, Oct 16 OsteoporosIs Oct 9 The fee IS $55 & Shows Testmg Will be available III Beg:Jnnmg Computers IS Oct. 11 slated for Tuesdayb and Pewabic galleries ACROSS 10 U the Mobile DEXA Bone 1 CUrved hne 1 Edmund Fitzgerald DenSity DetectIon Umt Thursdays, from 9 to 11 The BertomlHememan 4 Takes a 12 Bone Loss PreventIOn am, startmg Oct 10 The exhibitIon can be expen- meetmg remembered fee IS $55 Pre-registratIOn enced, through Saturday, 8 Back talk John Polacsek, curator of Centers, from 9 30 a m to IS reqUIred for most courses Oct 28, In the gallery of 12 SlOlYofa Manne HIstory for the 4 45 P m Mammograms Will Ilfelime Call (810) 77q-6111 DetrOit's histone Pewablc DetrOit Historical be offered m the Mobile 13 Dos DetectIOn Umt of the Pottery, 10125 E Jefferson cubed Department and dITector of Barbara Ann Karmanos m DetrOIt Make reserva- 14 Alhlete s the Dosslll Great Lakes Historic opportunity trouble Cancer Institute, from 9 20 tIOns today to shape and fire Museum, Wlll offer a slIde- The DetrOit Hlstoncal spol a m to 440 pm your own ceramics dunng 15 Lack of Illustrated lecture on the Museum IS offenng free, 10- Appomtments are reqUIred Pewablc's annual Raku conftdence 32 consecratIOn of the site week, Volunteer Docents 17 En;1whie and fees vary Eugene Carl Party, Saturday, Oct 14, where the doomed freighter Trammg SeSSIOns, Mondays, PenMan Strobel, Ph D Will lead a from 10 a m to 8 p m 18 'M1hOlJt ilfe Edmund Fitzgerald sank m begInnIng Oct 9 or VISit to the Treasures of Admls<;lon IS $50 per person 19 NetIlhbors November of 1975 ThiS Saturdays, begInnmg Oct kids? Eastern Germany, Tuesday, for one pot or $80 for two Grosse Pomte Hlstoncal 14, from 10 a m to noon 20 Allude (to) Oct 17, from 7 to 9 p m The pot<; Call (313) 822-0954 Society Dr Theodore Call (313\ 833-0481 22 God 111 fee IS $10 Mentage Wmes Grenoble Bicknell Memonal Lecture Calling all crafters 24 Sallanln WIll be offered, Wednesday, from The West Coast Will be 25 Money Oct 11, at 730 pm, at the featured dunng Bonme 29 Wong 48 P"ouet1eprIIOI II King of Slam s 28 Alumg plus Delsener's Tastmg~ The (Prefix) 49 Earth sal8IIIe employee 30 Telephone Chlldren's Home of DetrOit Fme Wme Group, 1Uesday, 30 More adorable 50 CIIlhedr8I 10 Denomnabon 33 'MnIess AdmiSSIOn IS free Call (313) BInary digit fumrlure Oct 17, from 7 to 9 p m The 31 11 The Red and racehorse 884-7010 32 Exaggefllllld 51 Alnbn the BlIlck 34 pey heed Ie fee IS $50 Pre-register for DO YOU ••• senllmenlal Powers e g 16 AdJon 38 SeM!s .. Going ... going ... classes usmg your Master want to be in the metro calendar? ISm 19 GnzzIy stevedore EnJOY great food, good Then fill out thIS form send It to 96 Kercheval, Grosse POinte 34 Romen '059 DOWN 20 St lOUIS 37 Counter1ett Card or Visa, \-Ia fax at (313, 35 Role for 1 RegIS SlJ.IIld 38 Admonrbon 10 fnends and the thnll of 884.6638, e-mail Farms, 48236, or fax to (313) 882.1585, by 3 P m Fnday Cahsta employer N~ SIlent and live auctions as 21 Lefs WV.W warmemonal org, or 36 NOlonous 2 Soulh Educational mg games and a cook-out, ranges from $8 50 to $13 50. exhIbit Honor and Valor than 100 years of automo- adventures durmg a Block Party, Chlldren under the age of 5 African Americans In the tive hlstory, marvel at the The Grosse Pomte War Saturday, Oct 7, from 2 to 5 and members are admItted Umted States Mlhtary, Glancy Trams and travel Memonal, 32 Lakeshore m pm, at the St Clair Shores free Showmg In the 1775.1953, Thursday, Oct from Frontlers to Factoneb Grosse Pomte Farms, offers Assembly of God Church, Museum's $15 mullon lMAX 12 through Sunday, Jan 21 through the permanent a full schedule of educatlOn- 24905 Manhattan m St Theatre are Journey ofMan, The Museum IS open exhlbltlons of the DetrOIt al and SOCialadventures for Clair Shores Call (810) 772- T-Rex Back to the Tuesday through Sunday, HIstorIcal Museum In cluldren Little actors and 9050 Cretaceous, Wolves and The from 930 a m to 5 pm DetrOIt VIew Images of actresses, ages 4 and 5, can ZOO news MagiC of Fhght Dally AdmISSion IS $5 for adults DetrOit and Michigan, from bul1d their slulls WIth Tots Be the first kid on your screerungs WIll be offered, and $3 for chlldren over the 1898 to 1924, as captured m In the Treehouse, block to VISitthe new $6 mll- on a rotatmg baSIS, begln- age of five (313) 494-5800 the new exhIbition The Thursdays, Oct 19 through hon NatlOnal Amphibian nmg at 9 am, on the hour Sailor art DetrOIt Pubhshmg Nov 30, from 1 30 to 2 15 ConservatlOn Center at the In the morrung and on the Folk Art of the Great Company Lookmg at the pm The fee IS $60 JUnior DetrOIt Zoo, at Ten Mlle and half-hour m the afternoon Lakes, an exhibition of World, runnmg through green thumbs can fall mto a Woodward m Royal Oak and evening TIckets are $10 works created by sailors, can Feb 2001 More than 100 Leaves .seeds To Grow On lhls state-ol-tne-art VlUage, fvl ..Julk. vi $8 f"l ""UiVI" be VIewed at Belle Isle's .Yt:'U~ uf 1...f.-;: on Dc:.trvlt's program, Saturday, Oct 21, dedicated to the conserva- and children ages 12 and Dossm Great Lakes mam street IS the focus of from 10 to 11 a m The fee IS tIOn, preservatIOn, exhlbl- under The Plowshares Museum View the free the new photographic exhl- $3 Pre-registratIOn for all tlOn and mterpretatlOn of Theatre Company will bnng Video The Salvage of the bltlon Past ViSIOns,Present new classes can be charged amphibIan hfe, houses a The Old Settler to the stage Sidney Smith, Saturday, InSights The Woodward to your Master Card or Visa, host of ama:l.lng animals of the Anderson Center Oct 7, from 10 a m to 4 pm Avenue Rephotographlc Vla fax at (313) 884-6638 or mcludmg Japanese gIant Theater, through Sunday, Celebrate the 50th ProJect, open through phone at (313) 881-7511 salamanders, hellbenders, Oct 22 TIckets range from Anmversary of the September 2001 Expenence emperor newts and dartmg $10 to $18. Call (313) 271- hydroplane MISS PepsI Pront By Number, the story Stage struck 1620 of how DetrOIt's own Palmer The Grosse Pomte pOisonfrogs The ZOO ISopen through a new exhIbit Monday through Saturday, Afrlcan.American Children can explore the Pamt Company mvented the Theatre Will host an pamt-by.number hobby EducatIOnal Workshop for from 10 a m to 5 P m and experience hands-on exhibItion Racmg Sunday, from 10 a m to 6 on the Wmd Srohng on the craze 10 1950 Youngsters star-struck youngsters, ages Explore the wonders of expand their knowledge of 8 to 17, from 3 30 to 5 30 p.rn Zoo admiSSIOnIS $7.50 the Charles H Wright Great Lakes, along WIth per. for adults, $5 50 for seniors manent exhibItIOns featur- the toys, games, transporta- P m begmnmg Saturday, Museum Qf AfrIcan tIOn, office matenals and Sept 30, ending WIth a per- and students, ages 2 to 12 American History The 109 the doomed shIp Call (248) 398-0903 Edmund Fitzgerald and a home bfe of the past through formance on Sunday, Dec unique talents of local the hands.on expenences of 10 The fee IS $70 or $50 for Auto excitement artists, Carl Owens and freighter pilothouse The museum IS open Wednesday the I DIscover exhIbIt Theatre members. Pre.reg- Introduce your young auto Jother Woods, are captured Museum is open Wednesday IstratlOn is reqwred at the enthUSIast to all aspects of l,D. two exhibltlons, Urban through Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. $2, adults; $1, through Fnday, from 9 30 Theatre office, 315 Fisher In deSIgn and productIOn Salvage.Jother's Art, run. a m to 5 p.m. and Saturday • Grosse Pointe Call (313) through the hands-on Ding through Sunday, Oct children ages 12 to 18. Call (313) 852-4051 and Sunday, from 10 a m to { 881-4004. exhibits of The Spmt of 29, and A Salute to Black 5 pm. Suggested achmsslOn i.Join the party Ford, 1151 Village m ClaSSical Composers, run- Detroit's past IS $4.50, adults; $2 25, Dearbora, The musewn is 1 Your family can Jom In an ning through Sunday, Dec. Stroll the Streets of Old senIOrs; children 12 and open daily, from 9 a m to 5 ~l Experience the travehng Detroit, experience more f afternoon of free fun, mclud- under free (313) 833-1805 Come Celebrate With Us 50 Years of Community Service POINTE Sunday, October 1, 2000; 2:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe War Memorial T t-iF GRIL - Alger House - .- :.ESt ,,"4:: : Jacobson's STEPHEN KRESS Executive Chef • St John Focus Day. A Guest***Speaker: Carolyn Jefferson-Jenkins, SEPTEMBER SPECIAL Is representative WIll be available Presldent of the $50.00 Trial Featuring Specials to assist you with selections League of Women Voters Membership 4:00 p.m. till closing from the Fall 2000 CollectIOn. Umted States Monday Friday, October 6, from 10 a.m. www.pointe(itness.com & Tuesday PRIME RIB $12.95 to 6 p.m. In Designer. .. Served WIth salad. potato, Bzrfhday***Cake and On Mack (313)885-3600 vegetable, rolls & butter Champagne Punch Reception Wednesday ROAST PORK LOIN $9.95 • Clinique Bonus Time. 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All types of embrOidery and t for more mformatlOn 16926 Kercheval m-the-VIIlage, Local 8up'plier and installer at 100 St. ClaIr on.the-Rlver (313) 885-2154. 313.882.0628. screen prmtmg f Section (~ I:LHSSIFIED CIassIftecI x I UU ba.. elban page 3 Seress ~I')' ,.... 12 1 North wins twice to take 5-0 record into MAC White opener ;,ald "1 told her after thl' tendency to get sloppy ,ome- FranCIS, who was tightmg By Chuck Klonke Eckoute ,aid after the enough to have played on time;, but tomght we dtd a a bad wId, didn't play her game that If [ had anyone' Sports Editor Nor;,emen had posted a 47- the boy;, team" tell me that they couldn t better Job of runmng our u'iual minute;, but Bigham Peggy Van Eckoute v.a;,n't 21 vlC.tory III the Macomb South ;,cored the firi>t bas- stuff We dIdn't fimsh off and Westbrook dtd an excel. (rehablhtate a knee InJur) ( "urpn"ed that Gro;,;,e Pomte Area Conference cros;,over ket - a la) up by Lynd;,ay I'd have them call her 1 real Ddlbv who turned It mto a every opportumty, but we lent Job of plcklllg up the ~: rth\. g-n..l-= t-'")c:.l.:.,th~n 1> .....J...uu ..... the ~'I .... y ....hp three-pomt play - but after played hard and playea WIth "ldLK. < tl'am played as v.ell a;, It did "Tho'ie kid" have a lot of "[ thought Beth\, activIty worked ;,even dayi> a week to ba;,ketball experience Some that It was all North a lot of confidence" agam,t her Gro"se Pomte LIke always, North <;pread on the floor really ;,parked come baLk" South squad last week of them have been together The Norsemen led 10-5 Van Eckoute felt that her after one qual ter and out the sconng N atahe us," Bennett ,aid "And After all, the Blue Devils' ;,Illce the fifth grade A lot of Jessica dId a gl eat Job of team wa'ln't at It;, best, both them have played AAU ba;,- ;,tretched their lead to 24-11 Potthoff led the way WIth 10 I coach knows the North play. runnmg the offen~e She physltally and mentally, fOI at halftime pomts but MeredIth Farmer J el" almost a;, well as ,he ketball That's why they either of It;, games la,t had eight, BIgham scored played WIth a lot of confi knows her own play so well together When "We executed our offen;,e SIX and Jaime FranCIS and dence" v.eek "1 tealh at Panell;, (Beth) BIgham and better tomght than we have "1 don't want to take an) Je"slca Westbrook added Westbrook had SIXai>,>I<;ts (Middle School) so thl~ doe;,. IStephame) Rose first came all season," saId North coach thing away from North, but Gal) Bennett "We have a five apIece Bigham collected five steals n t surpn;,e me, \"an Ito Parcell;,), the) were good Bigham's performance we have to be healthy to earned the pral;,e of both play WIth them," ;,he saId South coaches "We're beat up physltdlly The sophomore guard 'iuf- and we weren't at our be,t fered a senous knee IllJury emotIOnally either, betause last wmtel whIle playlllg for last week was our homecom- stops her AAU team and doctors mg first told her that ,he would "1 thought we'd gwe North a better game but they wore •.' be out untIl November at Dakota least us down They broke u, "It's really good to see her By Chuck Klonke playmg agam," Van Eckoute See HOOPS, page 2C Sports Editor There was nothmg fancy about Grosse Pomte South's game plan once It got the lead agamst Macomb Dakota last Saturday "We Just stayed on the ground and gave the ball to (Matt) Jarboe," Blue DeVIls coach MIke McLeod saId after hIS team's 19-6 home- commg Win over the Cougars "There were no surpnses They knew what was commg but they couldn't stop hIm We could have thrown. but we wanted to use up the clock" Jarboe rushed for a sea- son-htgh 146 yards behmd some sohd blockmg by offen- sIve Imemen Mark Fragel, Photo by Rosh Slllars Photo b, Dr RIchard Dunlap Jim Brosnan, Jeff There's no more running room left for Grosse Pointe South's Matt Jarboe OD Schroeder, Doug Grosse Pointe South's Sylvia Ridgway, center, bat- this carry. Jarboe rushed for 146 yards in the Blue DevUs' homecoming win over tles Grosse Pointe North's Jessica Westbrook. left, Macomb Dakota behind blockers like Dan Brosnan (44) and Doug Orttenburger and Stephanie Rose for a rebound, (67). See SOUTH, page 2C -- ARNOLD --. Years ~MAZDA~ 83 And Still Delivering emalnlng 2000 MOdelSjc Must Go! - ___ ~","' __J-_"'_"""'_"" __ ...----- JUST ONE EXAMPLE 2000 ESCALADE Auto, air, moon roof, CD, Demo - Stk. #l37llO9 pwr. windows & locks, keyless entry Stk. #2613 WAS $46,900 WA~ $16,590 GM EMPLOYEE PRICE 0 0 /0 APR 00 FINANCING AVAILABLE $38,428 OR GMEMPlOYEE ~429.SMART LEASE • PO' lAool h 3ll """'''' $304. """ .. "9"oOg. 'Per MoI\l~ 36101or>'''' S2352 due 8' s.grw>g SKU11ty dopOslt woIYed. 5eoutIIY dopGeIl- Tate'$; lMe ~ and 'l8Olstl"tt(lf are e'rtl'8 TII"e, 1~1ebcenseard fegrsvallon are ema GMAC ~maI'Heac;e 36 mon1tl'S P lIle 0 raf"l'S€r Ie€! 1ul:: ')I" rjp vPry c.tale a"Xl 'I( e.....e!><;les.see ~as opt or. C DJ cl',a~ a .ea'S€eM u P eoOelP rT ..,e Ann Wen7cl and Catle nercd ammal " G P N me (onTk(,llon 09/2~ (tulnn (', PN OW2XH»l September 28, 2000 Grosse pointe News s orts 3C Knights stay perfect in Metro Conference basketball By Chuck Klonke game, but we came out real four pOInts, SIX !>teals and gap to 36-30 Once more ...he hIt one of the WIth 12 POInts and 10 Sports Editor strong They didn't want to four assIsts Tara Terry had "I had Just hoped to get It two free throwb to put the rebound" Davenport lollect- It's hard to tell which of get caught either It's tough seven reboundb, one more under 10 pomts gomg Into Kmghtb up by three pomh ed eIght pOlOt!>,"IX rebounds Umverslty LIggett School's to play dfter an emotIonal than KIa WIlhamson the fourth quarter," Bandob With ;,even ...econd" left, a and three ab"lbt... Lewl" fin- two guls basketball games Win hke WE' had agamst Courtney WUdCObkl said Cranbrook pldyer wab I"hed WIth beven pomts and were the most Important Cranbrook» replaced LeWIS when she fouled and bhe ffidde the Howard had !>IX Terry had OIne reboundb and last week ULS led 21-9 after the was Injured and played well, The KnIghts' comeback first free throw Shl' deliber- The Kmghts beat first quarter and held a 33- ebpeclally on defense hopes reCeived a Jolt when ately ml!>bed the ...elond and Wllham ...on pulled down Cranbrook-Kmgswood 41-39 17 halftIme advantage The battle of ME'tro Brown fouled out WIth 636 the Crane, got thl Iebound "even In a come-from-behlnd The PIOneers took a run at Conferenw unbeatens to play The "hot hit thc front of the The two vlltOTle!> gave thriller on 'lUesday, then the Kmghts In the thIrd agamst Cranbrook was "That could have been nm Onle more Cranbrook took care of business In a 53- quarter and closed the mar- much different than th<' huge, but Latla Howard got a rebound but Its find I ULS an overall r{'lOrd of 5-1 , 32 wm over Harper Wood. gm to 1() pomt. entl'rmg the Hflrper Wood. gamE' CflmE'In for Sherma. stepped attempt fell "hart The Kmghts play at to remaln atop the Metro final penod, but ULS "It was a tale of two up and really did the Job Courtney Hill ... It'd UL~ Lutheran Ea!>t on 1hur!>day Conference standIngs with a outscored Harper Woods 14- halves," Bandos said both offenSIvely and defen- 5-0 record 3 III the la!>t eIght minutes ULS traIled 29-15 at half- SIvely," Bandos said The game wIth Harper Alexa Davenport led the bme and It was a result of Woods was a major cause for Kmghtb With 20 POints and the KnIghts makmg only WIth 447 remainIng, concern for ULS coach John also contnbuted five four of 31 shots from the Davenport scored on a run- Bandos rebounds and four steals field In the first half nmg layup to give ULS Its "I told the girls before the Courtney Hills had 12 "We made some adJubt. first lead, 37-36 The lead game to thmk about how POints and eIght rebounds ments at halftime and put changed hands a couple of they'd feel If they worked as Mana LeWIS, who missed more pressure on tImes In the last 1 40 hard as they dId to beat most of the first half when (Cranbrook's! guards," Davenport hIt a free throw Cranbrook and then didn't !>hetook a knee to the thIgh, Bandos saId "That created WIth 12 seconds remamlng work as hard and lost to !>cored all 11 of her POints m some baskets for us off of to gIVe ULS a 40-38 lead Harper Woods," Bandos the second half turnovers n The Cranes missed a shot saId Sherma Brown played a By the end of the thIrd and Davenport was fouled "I was worned before the bohd all-around game WIth quarter, ULS had closed to again WIth 10 8 seconds left Defensive heroics win for Red Barons The Grosse POinte Red then kIcked the tw.)-pomt JV 20-7 and the freshman from Alex Symonds and Matt Koppmger Barons football team IS 2-0 converSIOn for the game. teams played to a 12-12 tIe wmnmgpomts In the freshman game, the In the Jumor varsIty and coach Brett Kunly's It appeared Mount Red Barons ralhed from a hair has a htUe more gray m Clemens would take the game, the Red Barons were 12-0 halftime defiCIt for the lead late m the fourth quar- unable to overcome the run- tIe It ter but defenSive back Tom The freshmen scored For the second consecu- nmg of Terrell Arnold, who Pagha, shOWIng tremendous tWIce In the thIrd quarter tive week, the Red Barons scored two touchdowns, and speed and deSIre, ran down On a perfect reverse, Jim I needed some last-second a Barracuda runner at the two lost fumbles on punts Saros ran 34 yards down the defenSIve herOICS to WIn 20-yard Ime The defense The Red Barons tIed the ThIs tIme, Kyle DeBets' held after that game at 7-7 late m the first left sldehne to make It 6-6 mterceptlOn m the end zone Red Barons runmng back quarter on a one-yard run by The Barons tIed It late m the WIth no time remamIng pre- Brian Dempsey gamed 75 MIke DallaIre Geoffery quarter when quarterback , served an 8-6 VIctOry Qver yards on 11 carnes and was Osgood caught a pass from Mark Rlashl threw a 28- Silve;r medalist Mount Clemens III a game Marc Reno for the game- helped by some excellent yard touchdown pass to Jack Karmen BeUhorn, a sophomore at Grosse played at Grosse Pomte offenSIve lme work tymg extra pomt Pointe South, won a second-place medal at the , North Kunly was especially Arnold scored late m the Monark recent Michigan State 4-H Horse Show and Sym- "It was one of those times Impressed by the lIne play of second quarter as Mount Coach Paul Monark was posium in East Lansing. Representing the Out- when It was a gut check for tackle Tom CIOttI and Clemens took a 14-7 lead pleased WIth hIS team's sec- back Riders 4-H Club of St. Clair County. Bell- the entire team," Kunly guards Mark Lepczyk, HIS one-yard touchdown run ond consecutive be and horn was second in the working hunter over said "And they came Chase MItchelson, Brent m the tmrd accounted for fences competition. third in hunter seat equi- , through I'm proud of them." Brown and Mike Rau the final pomts praised the defenSIve play of tation over fences and sixth in English equi- TraIlmg 6-0 at the half, "They created holes all There were a number of Saros, Frank FerrettI, Jim tation bunt seat. BeUhom rode Flying Cloud. a the Barons took the second- day," Kunly sald bnght spots for the Red St John and Andrew retired thoroughbred owned by Diane Sage of half kIckoff and drove down Barons than In the other games, the PhIlbnck OffenSIvely, Max Annada and trained by Debra Sianec. More the field WIth quarterback TraVIs Heanng contmued riders from Michigan competed in the event. . Bnan St HIlaIre sconng on Mount Clemens Jumor var- hiS fine runmng and the Getz and NIck Sterr stood a 10-yard run St HIlaIre sity defeated the Red Barons defense receIved sohd efforts out August Z8th PRATT & LAMBERT PAINTS through OCtober IJth All Pratt , Lambert ., Paints on sale We're MORE... than jU5t lumber! l'i' W,Ft. 1- \4.' r tr~'~3f~ " '>1<'4.'4 ~ .... • "l~J~ RedSeol'" Red5e RedSeaI'" RedSect" RedSeal'" RedSeal'" dtfJn & ;:r~SKYlIGH'- Inlenor {Extenor Exterior Extenor Extenor ~ - -. Intenor Flat Oil Gloss Lat.x EggIheI Latex Solin 011 GlOSS I ~ Ceiling POInt '32'5 ~ '15'~' S~R1ME"t SLfRIME'S • 10ll"4 Acrylc Mull- ~ Exterior Alkyd Purpose PrImer I Wood Pnrner Base 1 & wtltte only . •All RedSeal Premium Pamts & Primers on sale Ppces shown are sale along wtth all Accolade products prtce before rebate No rebate offered on the Accolade line ~'29. September 28, 2000 !4_c __ Sports Grosse Pointe News ULS soccer team can't wait to get healthy again 8y Chuck Klonke a 4-3 Win over Hamtramck talent" Andl ew Byron wcnt almo~t "They're off to thell best Cranbrook wrapped up Sports Editor It was a game that nearly ULS ~truck qUlckl) the length of thp field to ,tart ~mce Alexi Lalas wa~ the J-1 victory WIth the only If Umverslty LIggett shpped away from the agamst the Co,mo'> WIth .,COIp fOI ULS play1l1g for them,' goal of the sewnd half School's ~occer team ever Knights Todd Damlen ,>corlng hi' It \\ a, onl' of the mo,t BackhUl ,>t ~aJd "They beat ULS dlopped ItS non- gets health), It could spell 'We v.el e ahead 4-1 with fir~t var~lt) goal olftel tak- beautllul I u,he, 1\ l' ,pen," Countl y DdY for the fir~t league game to Lmden 4-0, :trouble for the rest of the 21 mmutes to play and I'm mg a pa"., flom SLOtt Vallee Backhur,t ~dld 'It rernll1d- time III 22 yeal, " out Backhurst wa~ plea"ed Metro Conference afraid that If we had played About five minute, later, ed me of Bobb~ On 111 hi" With the effort "That's what I'm hopmg five more minutes, we'd Todd Callahan took a cO!ner heyda~ He mu,t h,!Vc run ULS opClwd the ,COrIng for," ~ald coach DavId have lo~t " Backhurst ~ald kick that Andl ev. Yee head- 80 ym d., With th(> ball ' 10 mmute~ II1to the game Someone ,aid that we Backhurst after hIS team In the last two mmutes, ed mto the net ULS made It But that v.a, the pnd of when Vallee pcl,~ed to NIck looked hke a MAS H umt," spht a paIr of conference the Cosmos Iang a shot off 3-0 on an unas,lsted goal by the Kmghh' offen"e DILOIeto after a fICe kick he ,aid ~I thought we played a gut,y game Byron CTQmp< l'1"t wpp\( thf' ('rn<"oar gnR1H> ('alvm V,,1\pf' With Those Ab~ent Were None rider wins Also Present Messrs Burgess, City Auorney, Sol.tk, Clly Manager, Rceslde, City Clerk, Leonard, DlreLtor of PubllL THERE'S MORE top trophy Service, Ferber, DlreLlor of Public Safety The final weekend of Mayor Gaffney presided at the Meellng horse and pony competitIOn INSIDE THAN JUST for the Grosse Pomte Hunt The Mlnute~ of the Regular Meeting held August 14, 2000 Club wa'> hlghhghted by the were approved as correcled presentatIOn of the Grand ChampIOn MemOrial Pony The Minutes of the Regular MeelJng held September II, 2000 Hunter Trophy to Leshe were approved as submllled THE HEADLINES Schott The CounCIlacting as a Zomng Board of Appeals approved the Schott, who beat out more Minutes of the Public Hearings held August 14. 2000 and Every Thursday. we provide the Pointes with complete than 65 other entrants from September II, 2000. granted the appeal of Mr & Mrs Bud eight other farms and clubs, Drellmann. 26 Cloverly, to construct a one-story addllJon on coverage of the people, organizations. bus~esses, sales IS the first member of the the rear of their reSidence, granted the appeal of Mr & Mrs Hunt Club to Wln the Grand Steven Gillespie, 426 Cloverly, to enclose a small deck on the and ewents in our community. ChampIOnship In more than rear of their reSidence, granted the appeal of Ms Cathy 20 year" Mertens, 122 MUlT,to construct a new garage to replace an Her pony, Center Aisle, eXI~llngbadly deteriorated garage In the rear yard. adjourned We make it easy advertising and wore a rose blanket when the Pubhc HeaTIng for Ms Mana Ross Warr. 120 MUIr, to the eastsidels '>he receIved the equestnan Monday, October 16,2000 at 7 30 p m for Pointers to trophy and champIOnship The Council adopted Code No 10-09 DTE Energy Marketing ltay informed best c1assifieds, ribbon at the conclu,lOn of Franchise Ordmance, a~amended the show about schools, including estate Schott scored 32 out of a The CounCIl approved the Detro1l Area Agency on Aging cities, the arts, sales, services, pOSSible 40 pomts 10 the 13 MultI Year Plan as presenled events 1Il whIch she and local sports, autos, Center AI'>le competed In Thc CounCIl approved the Booster Pumping Station Valve dunng the two-day show Rehablhtauon project In the amount of $20,(X)() health, family appliances, The Hunt Club's HIllary The CounLil approved payment of a ~tatement of altorney's events, real \ employment, pets Zimmerman wa'> the cham- fee~ from the law flnn of Dickinson. Wright Moon, VanDu~cn estate, business, and other items pIOn In the novice pony dIVI- & Frceman Coun,elors .It Law. 10 the total amount 01 sIOn and r(',erve champIOn $15 243 12 for \ aTlou~legal servlce~ rendered on behalf of the restaurants, in high demand. 10 chIldren's '>mall/medlUm City of Gro~~ePomte Farms --- pony competitIOn Other gardening, award wmner,> m the pony The Public Safety Dcpartment Report for the month of July antiques, home Our subscribers ('vent" were Kathenne Ross, 2000 wa, received by the CounCil and ordered It plaLed on file Meredith Loomls QUillIan, maintenance and save each week Bnanne Tlto, Randy The CounCIl approved the low bId of Cadillac P By Chuck Klonke Metro Conference game pomts on the board when we "We dIdn't do a very good Sports Editor "I'd lIke to thmk It might were that close" job of blockmg him," Sewell It looked lIke Umverslty have been different If we The Knight,,' defense kept said "He was III our faces all Liggett School's football had been able to score then, North from scormg agam game team could be In for a long but when we dIdn't the mon- until there were five seconds Among the bnght spots afternoon when Lutheran ster just grew for them " left m the first half The for the Knights were the North's Jeff Knapp raced 60 The defeat left the Mustangs' got good field runmng of Charles Lowe yards for a touchdown on Knights 3-2 overall and 3-1 pOSitIOn on a 38-yard punt and the defenSIVe play of the first offenSive play of the III league play return to the ULS 12 and Lowe, who had mne tackles, game ULS marched down the three plays later quarter- and Andy Cntchell And It figured to get even field after Knapp's touch- back Michael Taylor went m "Charles ran well when he longer when the Knights down and got a first down from the one and North had got the blocks," Sewell Sald failed to score after dnv10g mSlde the Mustangs' five a 13-0 halftIme lead ULS returns to actIOn to the Mustangs' two-yard when Trevor Broad passed Taylor passed for three today, Sept 28, at line on their first possessIOn to Fleldmg Flemmg on a touchdowns In the third Cranbrook Kmgswood m a of the game fake field goal attempt quarter, mcludmg two to Joe 430 pm game "When we didn't score, the Three runmng plays Blanchard The other was to "We didn't spend a lot of bottom fell out," said ULS faIled to get the Knights mto Michael Daubenmeyer bme on the (North) film," coach Tracy Sewell after the end zone and ULS came MIddle lInebacker Dan Sewell saId "We just con- North's 41-0 VictOry m the away empty-handed when DZleszkowskl was a force on centrated on gettmg ready kIcker Mark Brammer defense for the Mustangs for Cranbrook Playmg on slIpped on a 19-yard field throughout the game He led Thursday might be good for Light week goal attempt North In tackles and had an us It's a day earlier that we National champs "He's automatic from mterceptlOn to set up one of can get thIS one out of our Skipper Richard Thoma, left, of Crescent Sall for Knights there," Sewell said "I felt the thud-quarter touch- mmds" Yacht Club and crew Chris Granger of Grosse that we had to gpt some downs Pointe Yacht Club were members of the 'Vinning • team that won the Jack Lowry Memorial Thistle tennis team Class Junior National salling championship. This NOTICE OF LAST DAY year's national championship was hosted by the By Chuck Klonke NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGISTRATION Sayville Yacht Club on Long Island, N.Y. More Sports Editor FOR Last week was a light than 80 Thistle crews from around the country PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION competed in the event. Not pictured is crew week for Umverslty Liggett member Matt Gloverof Crescent Sall Yacht Club. School's girls tenrus team TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2000 and Mother Nature dId her part to make It even lighter To the Qualified Electon of Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Farms, The KnIghts beat DetrOIt Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe Woods, Grosse Pointe Township. Country Day 7-1 10 their Wayne County and Lake Township in Macomb County only dual meet, then com- peted 10 the ram-shortened NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihat Tuesda), Oclober 10,2000 ISthe last day to regIster 10 vote or East Grand Rapids InVitatIOnal change your address tor the above Slated elecllon South tennis team "It's always good to beat Country Day," said coach If you are not currently reglslered to vote or have Lhanged your addre,s In Ibe above staled JUrlS- Chuck Wnght "And we had dlcllons m \\ 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 112 HEALTH & NUTRITION 121 DRAPERIES 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL Customer Service FOR relaxation and reJu- CUSTOM DRAPERIES ATTENTION: growing CASHIERS, deh clerks, (Harper Wor..ds venation- try a mas- Blinds, carpet, company need help Grosse POinte area fW2I office) needed I sagel Breckels Mas- wallpaper, Work from home- Starting pay, up to 5 30pm- 9 30pm Mon- sage Therapy 93 Ker- Bedspreads, decorative $500/ month, pofrt $7 50 per hour Mr C's day- Thursday/ 9am- cheval 14 years ex- accessories time $4,500/ month, Deli, 313-882-2592, 3pm Saturday Good IT'S PEOPLE perience 313-886- VISit our ShCl,.wroomat full time Full training Tom Free booklet 608- phone skills & sales 8761 22224 Gratiot CIRCULATION LIKE YOU 849-1395 gmo- background helpful DRAPERIES BY PAT www ASSISTANT neytalks com Will train Work at THAT MAKES OUR HOT stone therapy- Re- 810-778-2584 Grosse POinte News & lax, relate and re- home is option. 32 AUTO Dealer- High vol. 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Schweitzer '. Harper 810-7783938 7902 donor correspond- ry MaLure altitude re- ed to care for our 1 retary needed for sur- 3242 .' G. P Farms ' • ______ence Work at home qUire permanent hire ~ • • • • ? • • • ~ 304 SITUATIONS WANTED 1/2 year old 2- 3 days gICal practice located 111.:: :.. GIFT baskets deSigning Apply In person at GENERAL or at our offICe Full or per week, In our at St John Hospital GROSSE POINTE an assem Irlg Cre- 20229 Mack Avenue, d bl Grosse POinte home Seeking a fleXible, or- EMPLOYMENT 203-HElP WANTED NURSES MANICURIST/ Pedlcu- atiVIty and floral expe- :~Otime 313-577- between 7 & 8 mile References reqUired ganized, detalllndlvid. nst- "Relax and feel at nence deSired Part PRIVATE Club needs (313)886-7236 AGENCY ualto perform medICal CARE GIVER overnight home" Call (810)779- time, flexible hours MAMA Rosa s Pizzeria t INTERNATIONAL 111'3\884-4140 wal resses, evenings PART time nan"y, transcnptlon, data en- Part time tor Grosse 6005 nf>f:Js OhOM helD and weekends Call try al"d surglcal!)","''!- {~13)885-4576 Grosl>e POinte Fdrrns POinte man With em POLISH lady, mature, GROSSE POinte based cooks, waltstaff, pizza betv.een 11 30am- Ing Exper,<>nt''9rl fire- Excellent references Fax:(313)881.3619 physema Pleasant ai- lOVing, responSible landscape service has makers & delivery 12pm or 530pm- ferred Good salary reqUired Fax resume Serving the Tn- county mosphere Please Non-smoker Will pro- an Immediate full time people Apply after 600pm (313)885- and benefits Call (313)417-2002 or call area for over 60 years leave only one mes. Vide child carel elderly poslliOn available for a 4p m 15134 Mack __ 0_4_00 _ (313)417-2000 313-343.0505 or fax We offer quality employ sage 313-881-4702 to 313-343-9227 care 5- 6 days Live dependable person MARILYN'S on Monroe REAL estate office ees to fill variety of dif- PART time sliter- 2 chil- CAREGIVER, part flme In posItIOn Good ref- with lawn cutting ex- Greektown area' needs weekend re- dren 10, 7 years After ferent POSitionsfrom erences Leave mes- MEDICAL Assistant full housekeepers, butlers for female With MS penence as well as W8Ilperson needed ceptlonlst Saturday 9- school Reliable trans- sage (313)886-8140 time expenence pre- chauffeurs, nannies to Fraser area Call fall clean ups and Call after 2pm 6 Sunday 10- 4 313- porlatlon Tnschla, ferred, send resume c1encal & high tech jobs Barb 810-415-6995 snow removal $9/ (313)963-1980 886-4200 (313)885-3983 hour starting rate with ------R-E-C-E-P-T-I-ON---- to Primary Care Please call or fax WOMAN SEEKING prior employer refer. MR. C'S DELI IST- part RESPONSIBLE, caring, asso- for more Informallon HOME CARE WORK rals $7 50 without No expenence necessa- time, 5t Clair Shores r 0 ""' part time nanny want- ciates 25599 Kelly, 20 Years Expenence Call Timberline Land- ry Cashiers, cooks, area 810-415-8888 ed In Grosse POinte RoseVille, MI 48066 HOUSECLEANING 2 References seaplng Inc clerks, sLock help Must SECRETARIAL! office Park for 1 1/2 & 2 1/2 days per week, 313- SITUATION WANTEDj {313}886-3299 'be at least 16 Starting clerical, tyPing and year old Transporta- MEDICAL Insurance 886-6835 (810)321-8162 ______pay up to $7 50 based computer skills re- Biller wanted for gen- tion & references re- 300 SITUATIONS WANTED WOMAN wlli do laundry GROSSE Pomte Hunt on experience qUired Prefer an up- qUired FleXible hours eral surgeon's office • 205 HElP WANTED lEGAL Club Walt staff & Bus Apply at Mr C's Dell, beat, motivated, UnSITTfRS Excellent references 313-822-3784 Experienced, secon- Every other Wednes- staff Competitive 18660 Mack cheerful personality LEGAL secretary for ATTENTION: dary billing & follow day and every Friday wages Over 30 Grosse POinte Farms who enJoys working 102 HELP WANTED CLERICAL Grosse POinte insur- by MICHIGAN LAW Mack at E Warren th I 28 35 up Available Immedi- (313)579-3514 hours, Includes bene- 881-7392 WI peop e - ately for 30 hours per ance defense firm 5 DAY CARE FACILITIES ______fits 313-884-9090 ask for Cheri 500pmhours! week Tuesday-9 30am- FULL CHARGE week Could lead Into years experience pre- (In-home & centers) 305 SITUATIONS WANTED Or 20915 Mack Saturday, $10/ hour BOOKKEEPER pOSSiblefull flme Fax ferred Benefits Fax must show their HOUSE (lEANI NG resume to 313-881- Grosse POinte Woods, Mall to Box 08042, c/o (PEACHTREE) resume to Billing De- current license to your ENGLISH speaking Pol- between 8 & 9 Mile Grosse POinte News For Small Manufacturing partment, 313-343- 6567 advertiSing Ish lady seeks house Waltstaff needed, busy 884-3880 ask for Donna & Connection, 96 Ker- Office Part hme 7378 representallve cleaning POSition De- RECEPTIONIST- law restaurant*Apply With- MUSIC Major, plano aid cheval, Grosse POinte Call 810-790.8200 when plaCing your ads pendable, references firm In Grosse POinte In Village Gnlle wanted Part 1Ime Ex- Farms, MI 48236 Or FAX resume to ORTHODONTIC ASSIS- THANK YOU (313)869-8216 Entry level bookkeep- 16930 Kercheval penence With pre- SEEKING retired phone 810-790-8203 tant needed, full or Ing expenence prefer- 302 SITUATIONS WANTED EUROPEAN ladles part tlme- aftemoons HAIRSTYLIST assistant school Theory need- techniCian to Install red Health Insurance, CONVALESCENT (ARE available House- for bUSy Grosse ed 810-774-9966 home phone system OFFICE Manager/ expenence reqUired benefits, Please fax CARE gIVer With 7 years cleaning Expenence POinte salon Full time (313)885-2663 Bookkeeper with local 313-881-5890 resume to 313-881 expenence Grosse references Grosse POSition, excellent NAIL Tech Part time SHORT order cook graphiC deSign studiO 6567 Pomte references POlnfe area 313.874- training opportunity for POSition, Thursday- wanted Expenenced ApprOXimately 30 PART time dental assIs- Cerllfled AVailable 5391, leave message recently licensed cas- Saturday for busy or Will train, fleXible hours week! fleXible 206 HELP WANTED tant; established gen- Monday thru Fnday metologlst Please call Grosse POinte salon schedule, days or schedule Need QUick PART T1M~ EXPECT THE BEST eral practice Crown, 8am- 5pm (313)882- European Style House- 313-881-4500 for In. 313-881-4500 nights Good pay Books Pro expen- ADMINISTRATIVE As- bndge, and cosmetic 6846 cleaning ProfeSSional tervlew OPERATOR! Cashier Harvard Grill, Mike ence Please fax re- sistant! ProJect Man- Oriented Excellent laundry & Ironing Su- HAIRSTYLIST poslllon for auto dealer Full (313}882-9090 sume 313-823-0956 ager, part time Grosse HONEST, reliable wom- hourly wage and bo- pervised expenenced. POinte Sharp, take an seeking home open Health Insur- time, Monday- Fnday TEACHERS needed St RECEPTIONIST full hardworking Experts nuses Minimum 3 charge indiVidual Re- health care posllion ance Joseph of Good communlcallon Juliana School, all time With data entry since 1985 m The years expenence and qUires excellent PC POSSible 24 hours Grosse POinte skills, computer expe- grades Must be certl- knowledge Fax re- Grosse POinte area (313)882-2239 nence helpful Will fled Benefits avalla- resume reqUIred Call, and coordination (313)371-6889 sume to 313-365- Known for reliability effi- ______train Excellent bene- ble QUiet and diSCI. (810)773-1050 for in- skills Some book 7419 ciency and dependabl- HOSTESS, server, fits Send resume to plined setting Please terview keeping Fax resume (A+ Live-ins Ltd. SECRETARY- part time, Ity Bonded & Insured cook, dishwasher Ap- Box 03066, c/o send resumes to 9755 (313)417-4002 or call aftemoons Grosse eo..,..,.,.w CIl1t,rYU$ pro"d' Please call ply at Telly's Place, Grosse POinte News Chalmers, DetrOit, MI (313)417-2000 Pmonal Cm Cleaning Coo'lng 48213 or call 313- POinte Real Estate PHYSICAL Therapy 313-884-0721 20791 Mack Avenue & Conl1ectlOn, 96 Ker- 526-0062 & u.ndr) Houri) & Dail\ Rates firm Please respond Aide Part time pOSI- Grosse POinte cheval, Grosse POinte ------"1$0,,11 I Bowdu tion Immediately avail- COUNTER help needed AJltll Grosse: PGUllt J,eSJ4tIU I GOOD general c1eanmg Woods Farms MI48236 VETERINARY hospital to Box 03065, clo Dtt Grosse POinte News able In an out patient for area dry cleaners 881-8073 ResponSible reliable IMMEDIATE seeks full lIme veten- -===----- . openings TECHNOLOGY coordl- nary assistant Expen- & Connection, 96 Ker- phYSical therapy faclh. Afternoons, 5 days Reasonable rates per week Good peo- Call Gem & Marlene for full & part time nator responsibililies ence helpful Enthusl- cheval, Grosse POinte ty on DetrOIt's east pie skills helpful $7/ r."lt"'~------810-778-6171 help at fast paced Will Include network asm cntlcal Pay ne- Farms, MI 48236 OMPETENT HOYE -~------Side near the Grosse hour (313)886-2965 ( gourmet food & Wicker administration & gaMble Harvey Ani- POinte area Must be CARE ~FRVl( E HOUSECLEANING shop In Hlstonc East- mal Hospital, 313- SECRETARYI recep- fleXible Will train NEED extra money? (""gner> IJOUlekeeplng available Since 1994 ern Market Perfect for teaching contact 882-3026 tiOnist K- 8 Independ- Dependable person Scott Tlly at 313-886- -"'""-'-'-=-"---- ent school Microsoft "r,~r:,7::~bA~~~~~:stili serving Original cli- Please apply Uznls for 3 mornings, 1 hour Fam,', owned SIIIU 1984 dependable ('utgolng 1221 or Fax resume WAITRESSES, cooks, Office profrclent Ex- ents References PhySical Therapy per day to clean ani- 810 772 0035 ' indiVidual No nights to 313-886-1969 or prep-person, dlSh- cellent grammar, de- available 313-885- or Sundays FleXible washer, part! full- tail Oriented Expen- 18101 E Warren De- mal pens, Harper ------hours, Will tram Great E-mail stlly@acade- lime, will train Apply 6977 e'1ced, personable trolt (near Mack! Mo- Woods 313-343-0591 POINTE CRRE SERUICES for college students & myorg In person Insh Coffee QUALITY house clean Full time With benefits ross) Phone 313- PART 1Ime File Clerk rull Part Time Or llue-In moms Applications PART lime help needed Bar & Gnll, 18666 Fax resume/ cover let- Personal Care, Ing- reasonable rates 881-5678 Fax 313- needed Fax resume CompanionshIp being accepted Tues- evenings & week- MackPOinteAvenue,Farms Grosse ter to Camille DeMar- free estimates Call 881-9337 to 313-365-7419 Insured-Bonded day thru Friday 9am- ends Must be 18 Ap. IO, 313-886-2904, (810)779-6005 Emall Mary 6hesliUlere 3pm R HII1 Jr Co, ply In person Jerry's cdemano@gpacade. 203 HELP WANTED 203 HElP WANTED Grosse Polnle Resldenl 2468 Market Street, Party Store, 383 Ker- 313-885-6944 CASHIER !J1Y..Qrg DENTAL/MEDICAL D£NTAL/MEDICAl DetrOit 313-567-1173 cheval DAMMAN CARE fOR YOU HARDWARE ~BON SECOURS COTTAGE 200 HUP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENlRAl Ha< Full TIme Opemngs WORD "The Ultimate In , HEALTH SER\IcrS ~ Home Care- 0\.1Our Store In The PROCESSOR 24 hour seMce Village CompelltlVe ( 1.1.....1< \1. PH \H\l \( \ \1 \ .....\(,1 H Bonded Since 1978 V,ages Med,cal & Dental. part time. PUBLIC SAFETY OFFiCER Fam">, Discount, Paid flexible hours, iPdrt IIIllCi (810)323-1711 1\011 ....(( tlllr .....t Ot1I~t fit II ....l T"'\ ( ...... ( r ( \ THE CITY OF GROSSE PorNTE DEPARTMENT 01'" Holidays Vacallon Pd,' paid parking. 877)834-845 ...(<.~IIIlr-t Iqlldlll((ipr~)r("""'I(HIII\\II(1\\ ll( ilt!llt. PuBLIC $Apt'ETY WILL BE E5TABLISH1NG AM EJ.petience ConSidered paid heahh dub, VII I IJlHl<. r lilt dlH (lor (11IT\( 11( 11 ..... 1 l ( ) I III t ... I!:LIQIBILITY LiST I"'OR puaL1C SAf'"ETY OP"I"'ICER Appllcauon Can Be Stroh River PIKe. Hld ...( 1"\ I( (. llllprl)\( lit III It Ifll ... iK l'" li I 1 ll THE CANDIDATE MUST HAY!! A COLLEGE DI!:OAI!E Made Dall) At 113- 115/ hour 1I111lll 11 ( Illlll).!. ( d H 1\ j)l] I~ IlfC1J...r r \... f I \ 1 I'" 207 HELl' WANTED SALES If' CRIMINAL .JUSTICI! POLle!: ADMINr!ITAATION 17101){ercheval Fax resume to: 207 HELP WANTfD SALES @St Clair 11lIr...( ... pllIHIIII It ... Illtrll'" H (I ... I Ie r ...f( .....II OR RnATEA SVa.llECT1Io. fIlIll!ET MCOLIi:S AND 313-882-119 rllUllt lIOIlIP,,( d<.\( lop \1 d Irl pll I (. I ~1 III i'" l j CII!:PARTMENTAL PHYSICAL AND prOt ( dirt .....n ~.ll'dl1lg qll 111\ ~ Ildnll II \ I I I ri lr l PSYCt10LOGICAL Ae::aU IFtl!MIENTS YOU'VE GOT THE DRIVE l 1\ ... Irt .....1 III l OlllpilllH ( I ....HI l \\ III de \ ( ~ ~) II L.. AP'PLICATION!I MAT BII! oeTAIHI:D AND 1It1!]1l.lMU 200 HELP WANTED GENERAl 200 HELP WANTED GENERAl \""'l g 1(11. Illl'" II (Ie fa:, 1 j(lr II (,II I' I j WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY SU'BMIT'TEO AT CITY 01' GR~SE ~OINT'I! pro\tdt l hnl( I plllnl dt \ ... 1,)poTIln 1TH r ~ \ DEPARTJIIJENT 01' PUBLIC SAP"ET'T ~'71"~ M AUJIl1!:1I!: JOIN THE COMPANY THAT IS GOING PLACES I III r 11)( l lilt ,,( ) l r I "~t CiI'AOS8'E pt01NTll: ....14823("'1 )1. "-,( 0ll<. 01 ,,"'( Il~ ( 011"'i ...1 tll 1\'\ n I )"'1) I 11..... I (d 1 3t3 "6-3200 CLIENT SERVICE SPECIALIST • 1111( ... Ip 1TI 01 1<1 1111) I~ 11 WI It \\ )r~ ..... \...\ I' ~ Ul"f ., Ilk f f f\~ 101111: ')( l'iIJ htc~h¥1 Relocation Cor,oratlo~, l (1\1( r \...... I...ltd Il\ 1I1~I l( 1Il\ 1 HI ( • ~( \ II 0•• of the nation'. leadln. relocallOft"rlicu a.' III Hlll II \ ,lIHII>\11 ....tf'Il( .... 1~1l1(1)1(1..!\ ..... l..tr\ 1\ ~2I a ,u~.I'iary of Mlch',1n Nltlonal, (lltr)..t(IH\ Il'KdltHl( Ir( (\~llldlll~ I jl ." .....r I II ASSOCiates CLASS l~lt ....( 1ft I'" ,.....f1( ....If( d ) ( "'{ It t I( dId \ I \\ j ....~ O'ck your location from 15 award winDIng otfl1:es hu as Ilrctlltnt o"ort~n,ty for an llr,erll1loed I II IlrllC l>t 1"'llIOIl '\ III It (Ililt r nd \ (I I~"-, c .. ( ( Brlghlon Clarkston Clinton Townsh,p Fraser WANT TO r( III Ifl tc ( r<. d H d ( 01c ~( 11 I I r 1 I \..... 1 d CU"Ollier"rllce ,role .. il"al for our .!l!llil.Loffi~' Grosse Pointe Woods Le~IOgton New Ballnnore KEEP BUSY? I"~I In I 1) pn I( rru I \\ III 1 ore II I I _ In \ '\ I..... I A< ~ Chenl SeNI" S,teIalu' yoo 0',11h r"po",~t. f.. lilt III (dlnkll\d~{IJl(l1tl\IXrall(( mll(I"'I' 1 ....1 \.., Novl, POrl Huron Rochester Hills Royal Oak l Il ( " ... ( d \11 '\11. IJlg 111 \\ ( (ItH f ( '" t TlI \'\ .., .... II c l d.,1y ,0.1_ .0.'." thai '04Ird,•• I.... d .. ".rl. I~. SI Clair Shores SteriIOg Heights, Troy YOU CRN! off .. , of .. r Ix r (III....f'lltl"'( Ipph pt ....tl (It II' rt ...... 1••• flO. .1... ,. h"pti ••al ,,,,,,"""Ill" .. d Wesl aloomfleld l!lllll III 1« ....1) Ir( <. .... " I ~ .rIUlltlloftll.kltlJ 1ft rtlI."ed Prtftm' ... d,'.t .. will Try Our Job Share I ;.'l ....e T< he",.\1 {.rO"''''l Pc JIIH( I ,In" ....\t1 -loX.! VI I l\ EXPERIENCED AGENTS Program- hnk-tt. of Ih. rtqol""'." for '1Mnitad purc"" (~l {f(l40 ..! I H;. I 01 .f r",1 .. talt. A ""I utalt h, .... " • pl•• \/\"'11 I'" on "''\.'''1\ !lOll .... ( our ...( 01[ l~l or)-, LooIcmg for a change? M,.,.,...... l""r .f Ilrtcl rel.",loo .. ,.rlt •••• r e Earn EHtra CaSSh 1WIl""" reilld co.'o ... r .. "Ie. 1lI,.,I", .. We O"1lf multiple pay programs to "'"' e Make Your Own ell of your needs h ••I1.. , ••",.nnllo. I.' "nlfill lit mlllhil 'If IhiJ NEW AGENTS FleHlble Sthedule htthly ¥II,~I. ,. .. For et ... dmtIOll 1... Take &dvanfage our ncluslve menlor and (Offlte Hours Great, D•• ls In 0' ,1", .. f .. 1 ."'. yeor " ..... wll' I.ller of I.ltrt., 10 , . lree tralOlng programs Mon-Frl 8a- 5p} MlCh.gu M.hoo.1 Buk, Ho".n R"OlIr,. SeNI... . eWork For An Award 121228lh SI... , SW, Wyo"'.l, MI 49S09 ' FREE CAREER SESSIONS EVERY WEDNESDAY Winning Newspape FAX 1>16 4S1 n6~ Calilodav for your private estay In Your Own WI "t4Ilttt. ~r .. ft'" ItHti: tllfU""'U.t and confidential IO'ervlew Ask lor Mrs Nelson 313 886 5040 Neighborhood .s.."IIII« .h••UIII" il ,.,t ~ 'kc .,,,-tllll,,,,,,"lllt ,rtttn .' ~1\;t.. d.. o MORE THAN A JOB IT S A CAREER' "" I~.. I at,..,."..,t AM".., ... A"... I..,,,,,, (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Thursday, September 28,2000 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 409 GARAGE/YARO I 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GA~AGE YARDI 305 SITUATIONS WANHO 400 MER(HANOISE 408 fURNITURE 40 I APPLIANCES 401 fl~EWOOD BASEMENT SALE BASEMENT SALE YASEM(NT SALE HOUSE (llANING ANTlOU£S I (OlLE(TIBLES GROSSE POinte BRAND new dryer & EXCELLENT dry, seas- MAHOGANY 3 Family garage sale GRANDMA'S downslz, USA'S Quahty Cleaning THE ANTIQUE Woods, 1122 Haw- matching washing oned hard woods for INTERIORS Saturday only Barn. Ing Vintage hnen, SeNlce- Rehable, aI- thorne Saturday, 9.3 CONNECTION machine $300/ best sale $65 face cord, (Fine Furniture 3pm, 760 University, canmng crystal lamp, lordable Homes & Apphances, house. 810-759-1934, 810- dehvered Pioneer & Antique Shop) Grosse POinte City ceramic cats, wooden apartments only Ref- 710 E 11 Mile Road, hold Items, Pella Win. 970.0139 Tree Service 506 S. Washington BargainS to be had clocks, TV stand, La. erences available Royal Oak, MI dow & more SatlsfacliOn guaran- GOING OUT OF ELECTRIC stove $60 (8tO)463.3363 Royal Oak, MI From exercise equip, Z.boy, Tupperware, BUSINESS Gas stove, $95 Re- Antique ship clock, huge ment to kltchen sup- kitchenware, leather, GROSSE POinte teed (810}778-2646 SALE BEGINS 16 SEP frigerator, $120 FIREWOOD. free dehv size mahogany break- plies Some furniture jeans, phones, cabl- Woods 1318 Holly- NEAT Nlks will c1l!lanfor Everything Must Gol Washer, $110 Dryer, ery free slacking, free fronV china cabinets 354 Alter Road- Thurs. nets, chest tools FrI- wood September 30, you 2 hard working OPEN' Tuesday Thru $100 Dehvery 810- kindling Mixed, seas- Tall case grandfather day, lOam- 4pm Fn- day, Saturday, 930. 293-2749 oned $701 face cord 8am- 4 30pm Octo- girlS, honest, depend- Sunday, 10am- 5pm clock Complete carved day, lOam. 2pm 230 918 Barrington 313882-1069 ber 1, 12- 5 Applian- able Reasonable Closed Monday GAS or electriC dryer mahogany dining room Toys, baby Items, fur- GROSSE P t C t Automatic washer ition (clr Oln e I y ces furniture, cloth. rates Excellent refer- (248)542-5042 403 fURNITURE set In mint cond ences Call Nicole _ Frost. free refngera- 1930 s) Several dining nlture miscellaneous WashIngton Roa,-d be lng, books, miscella- tor PrICes starting at 5776 Grayton, West of tween Goethe and neous (313)871-2466 3 piece bedroom sel, room tables (some $45 Dehvery availa- banded and some ex. Mack, Saturday 10- 3, Chalfonte, Saturday, FALL ANTIQUE 61 good condllion Rat- GROSSE POinte OUR trained staff pro- ble (313)882.5681 tend to 16) Game ta- T V bike, air condl' 1Dam. Noon Appllan- COLLECTIBLE tan dining table With Woods, 1870 New- vide a thorough, deep GOOD buyl Washer & bles new shipment of 011 1I0ner morel ces, clothes, furnilure, SIDEWALK SALE 61 01""0; too 8 chairs FrIday & Satur- clZJ.1."'g eac'" "ISlt uryer, ele<..II,<.. $ \VO t~JSI J,nd '1"wrc cas"" FLEA MARKET AT THE Computer TV ready paintings, china cabl' 649 Rivard, Grosse _ day, 10 6 Wow, lot's All needed supphes MACK AVE II THREE each 313-886-1821 We move furniture MILE DR ANTIQUE pickle pine armOire, nets, buNets and serv- POinte City, Saturday, GROSSE POinte Farms, 01 stuff, dinette set 6 Bonded! Insured 810 SHOPS STAINLESS Sink- Elkay brand new, excellent ers Some painted furnl- 8am- 1pm Saving the 2nd annual mulll- chairs & buffet, twin Gourmet With Grohe 2S DEALERS con dillOn Call for ap- ture Martha Washington best for lastl Some- family house sale, 425 bed & dresser, maple 514-0283 faucet and Maytag SAT SEPT 30TH 10 S pOintment (313)822- chairs Chippendale thing for everyone, Colonial Court Corner end tables, dishes, electriC 4 burner drop POLISH woman can (acron from it Clare 9903 camelback sofas Sets from Infants to adults Mack Friday, Satur- glasses, costume Jew. clean your housE' In range Best offer on Montefaleo Church) of mahogany claSSICde 1 of a kind sale Too day 9- 3 Something elry, miscellaneous Own transportation both Very good con. For more Information CONTEMPORARY din' Sign dining room chairs much to Iistl for everyone Come see' Call Margaret, 313. dltlon (313)882-3770 call 313 1184 2100 Ing set 3/4" glass top (up to 12 per set) 4 ANNUAL G P 691-4923 oster mahogany beds rosse olnte GROSSE POinte Farms, GROSSE POinte 406 ESTATE SALES table 8 black lacquer P Theatre Halloween 196 Ridgemont Sat- THE HOUSE-KE-TEERS chairs black & ma. (up to 12 per set} Pair G S I F Woods 1960 Hunt BEDROOM set, washerl d French Iingene chests arage a e nday urday, 30th 9am. CLEANING SERVICE hogany sldeboar, October 6th 3p m 3 Club Saturday, 9am- dryer lamps, house. (Inlaid & brass tnm) - pm Bonded and Insured contour glass & halo. 7p Sat dOt 3pm Baby bedding, hold Items, other furn!- Children's fumlture m ur ay co- assorted glassware, teams llOYDDAVIJ ture, Silverware, crys. gen chandeher, $8001 ber 7th 10a m - 3p m GROSSE POinte Farms Residential! Commercial dinosaur sand box, ANTIQUES tal, Beanie Babies best 313-884-2142 TOO MUCH TO LISTl Costumes, hats, 266 Lothrop Friday, Servicing Since 1981 Fnday, September 29, VISA.MC-AMEX household Items, 9am- 4pm, Saturday, much morel 313-582-4445 15302 KeIdIevaI Saturday, September DARK oak 5 piece bed- 248-545.4110 clothes & assorted 9am- 1pm Antiques, www houseketeers com 30, 8am- 4pm Sun- room set, sohd wood, -M-O-V-I-N-G-,-w-h-Ite-co-u-c-h,goodies 315 Fisher collectibles, plantation GROSSE POinte Ciro5se PoInte Park Ot b 1 12pm d h tt {79 92} Woods, 1985 Lancas- WOMAN looking for ev. day, coer, • excellent con Itlon 2 matching chairs, Rd , Grosse POinte suers x , Win' 9 4 ery Fnday to do clean- 8eIuIIfuI~ 4pm 38527 Santa $6001 best 810-772- h f d dew treatments, mi' ter, Saturday, . 0 -.ldnri.by Anna, Chnton Town- 1123 cherry c est raw. DETROIT, 5026 Lode. crowave, sofa bed, Sunday, 10-4 Multiple Ing or care giver ship North of Milar, ers, mahogany dining wyck 1st house north Christmas, comfort. family sale, TV furn!- {313)682-6051 1CIlUnger", MihDgony between Garfield and DINETTE table, 6 room table, recum. of E Warren Septem. ers, books, teen girl ture, like new clothes WOULD you hke your - plro 0'IIppenIWe MoraVian chairs, $500 Dinette bant exercise bike, 2 ber 29, 30 9am. 5pm and other clothes home cleaned? Start- ..-g I'llOIn lei,W'*"'" HOUSE & garage- col- table, 2 chairs, $250 area rugs (green Multl-familyl (313)886-6423 GROSSE POinte leclions InClude background), 2 green Woods, 19968 Emory Ing, $50 Good refer. Oem_plro ences Mana COinS,sports & tradln~ Rocking chair, $50 Bakara onentals, 3X9 EASTERN BI' County GROSSE POinte Farms, Ct West, September -lei, ...... doset 610725-0176 ~~;:s,spoo~~sfc~~, 18" table lamp, $50 runner, 4X6 area rug Mothers Of Multiples 413 Champine Satur- 29th, 30th, 9. 5 c.18!1O, Am II Crofts. pens, stamps, cup & 5" magnifier With light, 313-882-6670 Children's cloLhlng day, 30th 9- 2 Chairs, rugs, house- BoaltcaMby saucers Memorabilia $50 (313)886-2650 ------sale Saturday Sep- hold Items, women's ItemS, ElVIS Beatles, PEARSON sofa, like tember 30th 9 30a m - GROSSE POinte Farms, clothes (size 16-18) 1Jfotime • ArtOem PRIVATE duty In home Manlyn Monroe Also, DINING set, table, 6 new Terracotta, floral, 12 30p m St Ger- garage sale, 456 Cal- current styles, dozens cfIancWon, aarge steins, plates, pOliti' b ff h damask fabnc Tnm care available 24 cal, old paper Grand. chairs, u et, c lna • trude, 28001 Jeffer- Vln Saturday, 30th, of women's shoes hours! 7 days Skilled ooIoodIan ~ ...... father clock, watches, cabinet, medium med at bottom wrth sen 10. 2 1 person elec' (size 8 1/2 .9), Singer or personal care Fully ... nudl more! jewelry, Orrefors, 1015 wood $400 313-886. tSmall nttbbcndOfbegreen-F-A-R-M-S-,-2-6-2-H-i1-lc-re-s-t tnc car Kett car, 16" sewing machine hcensed & Insured We __ the_'. of knick knacks, re- 3473 erraco a an Ige Thursday Fnday & boys bike, helmet, _ cords, books, Shl~S, 2 pillows With fnnge of ' safety gates, toys, GROSSE POinte Call Parnsh Nurses Iorgest-~ 248-547-5778 pipes, comic boo s, HENREDON couch, cof- same colors 40" deep Saturday 9- 4 Hun- other odds & ends .Ionwtcan Art-..y rocks, formal dining X 82" Wide Pur- dreds of children's Woods, 2005 Allard ,. set, pnnts, Vene11an fee table, DIXie bed- Saturday Sunday 9 Hours: Man.. glass, tools lawn room set (from Hud. chased for $1,600, Will books, T V toys & GROSSE POinte Farms- ' - Wed. 1lwu Sat. 1106- fools, patio furniture & ) 8 313 sell for $800 Barbles galore, (many 474 ColOnial C1 Fn. 4 much much morell sons, pieces - (313)343-0819 new) Mattress sets & day, Saturday, 9- 6 GROSSE POinte II Q.OSH) TIleS. k Swt! Fnday & Saturday, 882-6449 f aft f I A d September 29 & 30 r mes, uml ure, ling Ir con Itloner, table Woods. 622 Canter- ...MERCHAND~ Open at 1Dam Num------YOUTH twin bed draw- cabinet Boys & ladles saw, WInter coats! bers eXChanged at MAHOGANY 18th cen- er & sAe~, solid oak, winter clothes, hand- clothes (adults! kids}, bury, Fnday, Satur- 400 MER(HANOISE tury style traditional $200 De k $125 day, 9. 3 Furniture, 9 30am 3044 EIe,ff I s , bags, coolers, Hallow. area rugs, lamps, bas. ANTIOUES / COLLE C :)(T'O~te Sef'.Ke Lakeshore) Septem- Saturday, 11am- 4pm small appliances, gar- Damman Fnday, Gel'" or.cJ ,Sr\cyon Bu!'l(eolt Grosse Pointe Sal~, Inc. ber 28th 29th 30th, Mens fine SUitS, sport den tools Chnstmas 9am- 3pm saturday j 13 eas-De2 10a m. 4p m Tools, jackets (size 40 regu. decorallons, clothing, 9am- 12n Mlscellane- IEstJte aAppralsal'; .H~oId liquldabon Se!Vlce antique door knobs, lar, waist 34x 28) women's SUitS, chll- ous hke new pop-up .00 household Items, Small miscellaneous dren's, men's coats, camper No early 31~-144S cameras Items old books more sales 409 GARAGE/URD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 406 ESW£ SALES 406 ESTATESAlfS eASEMENT SALE IASEMENT SALf :. WE BUY BOOKS AND LIBRARIES ESTATE SALE JOHN KING 313-961-0622 tOt. DEVONSHIRE "Michigan's Largest Bookstore" Since 1965 • Clip & Save this Ad • CROSSE POINTE PARK HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER to I qOb ( A\fDF'\ • 313-886-8982 .. SUNAY, OCTOBER t FA\TPm, n WHO! 1- HOI. \~ 1')1 ~ Il \~ f 1:10AM - 1:00PM fRIDAY \f1'l\fIlJ R 291 H 19 1) I1UDAY\FPI1\mJR 29T1IN\An1U)<\Y\H'Jl~.R urn FURNITURE, COLLECTIBLES, HAll Rl'o" \lah/)~anv dmmR \('1 Id""hl< pede,tal IO«l-\.\f 4mp\f tahle 6 Ihkld hack ,ha,n hllffet N ,hlna c.hlnet) ,,'<'lIlAIIA'I,"rY'l Rll ~ L1MENS, CLASS. STERLINC, ~ mah~anv H:'l T<'lar) oak T('(ord cabmE. t antleT\ KTcal (,RO\\( POl'.ll \!l(1IU\ yellol'l fomnca klh. hen \('1 ~O .. fl~nn('\ Drexel cht"rf\ , ~ KITCHEN ITEMS, MOREl ~ , Il ~, OH-IAkf \!lORF '" ( IAlRVI~W dOllhle ""dmom leI derr lapcst" "pholltered furniture Hooslrr catunel lop ~oad\ of lo\lume I('"("IT) IlHW'" \M )!lO\\ N \1 RJ\lUI ladles> CI01hlO~ N acccs:s,nnc\ Ji1;ood Imen .. Ji1;lIdcT Rar31((' ' ....N hlll rot !ladlllonal fi.lI.'"11R' ",dud .., ~\ Ial<'<' hole dI" 603 AUTOMOTIVE 605 AUTOMOTlV£ 40<) GARAGfiYARD/ 412 MIS(HlANEOUS SOO ANIMAL 602 AUTOMOTIVE 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 4\ S WANTED TO BUY I====::-::===~~~"""""""''''''''''''''''------ADOPT A PET FORD GENERAL MOTORS FOREIGN BASEMENT SALE BASEMfNT SALE ARTICLES FREE to good home, re- 1995 Ford Mustang 1991 Oldsmobile Au 1985 Volvo wagon 5 HARPER Woods, 20855 ST. Clair Shores, 22222 GAS dryer, $75 10 DIAMONDS Norwood (South of Erben, 2 family ga- speed bike, $25 2 Estate, Antique localing, must find Convertible- Black, rora- 48,000 miles, speed good condl Vernier, East of Harp- rage sale large size sets (4 each) alumi- Jewelry & Coins wonderful new owner 68,000 miles ~ood super clean, black! tlon no rust Reliable er) Fnday, Saturday clothes Saturday, num wheels, $100 Looking to buy for Ivy our female condllion, $10,9001 black moon roof lint $2000 8107798423 9am. 4pm (ram or Sunday 10- 4 set (313)417.2270 Gemologist on staff Lab, 9 years old, cur- best (810)4635626 ed wmdows, automat MERCEOes--Benz 1979 shll1e) Estate and 5 ------POinte Jewelry rent shots Loyal,obe- 1993 Ford Probe GT- IC starter heated 280 CE coupe black ORIENTAL rug Beigel family salel Clothing ST. Clair Shores 22446 20100 Mack, 2nd floor dlent great with kids excellent condllion seats, tape CD play sunroof excellent red! black A-l condi- women size 6 and 16, Alexander, east of Grosse Pointe Woods 313884-9487 34,000 miles Well er $18,000 (313)882- condition $3900 tion Must saCrifice, men large sizes kids Jefferson Fnday, Sat- $1 500 810-2942680 Sterling Bank Building GROSSE POinte Animal equipped Must sell 4521 (313)881 1134 clothes, toys house- urday 9- 4 between 7 & 8 Mile Adoption Soclety- Asking $6900 1995 Pontiac BonneVille .. ------.. PROFESSIONAL butch- hold, ceramiCS, holl- ST, Clair Shores, 22972 (313)884-3325 pets tor adoption (313)882-5163 SSEI Black, loaded VOLVO er block 3 x 4 Must day Items, collectibles Rosedale, Fnday, Sat- FINE chma dmnerware, (313)884-1551 moonroof leather, su SPH'IAII\IS sell, best offer 313- 1989 Ford Taurus Wag. S Im~ Auto furniture books, urday, 8am- 2pm sterling Silver flatware GROSSE Pomte Animal on, leather tom load- percharged, 240 wan t"':~ glassware, lots of Drop leaf table, micro- 622-5062 and antiques Call horsepower $105001 6100 I:.ast Warren CliniC female Coca. ed good transpor1a- C f J) h good stuff, cheap pn wave, clothing, house- SONY Video camcorder Janl Herb (810)731. poo, Wheaten miX, lion $1,5001 best best (313)882-4033 Almer a ('VOIlS Irel cesl hold Items, craft tab- $250 313-882-8118 8139 Beagle, Lhasa Apso 313-881-1636 1994 Saturn 4 door Sales & Service HARPER 'N.:;ods, ~0863 ncs and more UPHOLSTERED 84' ~I ~h n"-'d ------I ,,~ I Monday- I'rlda" MAN S rlr19 walll e0 An- lillI<, l\l~" "".-"0' 1988 Ford 1nunderOlrd- C3_e'~ supe' f' "'1" 1:1.30- 5 30 ] Country Club Satur- ST Clair Shores, 23236 cornice boards beige and cream color tlque, unusual or mix Cairn temer, 78,000 miles runs onglnal owner day, Sunday, 9am- Glenbrook, 2 blocks unrque looking $500 some kittens and looks great $5,000 (313)885- Pinch pleated sheers 313-882-7760 3pm No early birds south of 14 mile East pnce limit (810)464 (313)822-5707 $1,2501 best _2_0_6_1 _ ML 320 30 years of accumula- off Harper Saturday & and matchmg lined MERCEDES 0054 NICE kitten free to a (313)886-2494 1995 Sedan DeVille, pa- loaded tlon Housewares, chi- Sunday 10- 4 House- draperies $200 1998, (248)813 na, books Priced to hold clothes, toys, (313)331-6333 OLO Orrental rugs want- good home (313)922- 1993 lincoln Towncar 10 green sharp $23,000 ed Any size or condl- 7298 $109001 b t ft sell bikes & more WEe T v with key- Padded roof, nlcel or es 0 er 0371 tlon Call toll free, 1- 810977 3904 606 AUTOMOTIV£ HARPER Woods, Pre- ST, Clair Shores, 25004 board, never used, 800-443-7740 NOT your average $4500 Big D Auto, -- stili In box $100/ PAYING CASHI Chow to very good (313)5262070 1994 Sunblrd 2 door SPORT UTILITY stwlck 3 blocks west Ursuline Multi- family I of Mack, corner of Thursday- Saturday, best 313-642-0060 home Very friendly 1995 Mark VIII- Leather air, 85,000 miles 1992 Blazer 4 door auto For dlamon ds, Jewelry, I II I d I Craig Fnday, Sep- 9am- 4pm Furniture, WEDDING dress. beau. ma e, we socia Ize, full power, aluminum c ean, runs good runs greatl $2500 Big wa tches, go Id ,silver. trained Two years $3750 8107799057 tember 29 One day clothing, mlscellane. tlful silk, white, size 6, The Gold Shoppe wheels $9000 Big D ' D Auto (313)526 only, starts at 9am ous household Items Spal1lsh lace, beaded 22121 Gratiot (313)343-0812 Auto, (313)526-2070 1995 Sunflre- black, au- 2070 DeSigner, Ines Disan- Furniture & Vmtage ST, Clair Shores, be- Eastpointe MI 1997 Mercury wagon to Sunroof Cute 1997 Explorer XLT 4X4 to $2,1991 best An- Items tween 8 and 9 Mile 8100774-0966 LS, mint! $12900 $3,950 Big D Auto moonroof leather gela, (313)881.0177 CD, new brakes well 'J LAWN mowers, rototll- Road, Jefferson and SHOTGUNS, nfles, old FOUND: abandoned kit- Days 810-463-5444 (313)526-2070 lers, Flo Mo's snow Marter at Westbury 413 MUSICAL handguns, Parker, lens. approximately 6 evenings 810.468- SAVE $500 on your maintained, 98K t blowers, Billy Goat September 28- 30 INSTRUMENTS Browning, Winches- months & 6 weeks 5611 G M car I have miles $9500 313- (. sweeper, spreaders 9am- 5pm Annual ABBEY PIANO CO. ter, Coil, Luger, oth- PIease ca II (313)885 - 1991 Mercury Grand $6,650 In G M car 410-3200 Frrday, Saturday & subdiVISion garage ROYALOAK 248-541-6116 ers CaIIector 1350 MarqUIS LS- Leather, porntitscan ransfer 1996 Explorer Sport Sunday, 12 noon to sale 30 homes Mov- USED PIANOS (248)478-3437 GROSSE POinte Anrmal keyless entry, low them to you at a diS- red, leather Intenor 4p m 18566 Old II1g sales mcluded Used Consoles $595 up r; .~.~ •• ~ •• ~ .:'l CliniC female tan mileage, $14495 count I'm for real 67 000 miles Excel- 'J' Homestead, Harper Antiques, collectables, Baby Grands $2495 up .~ 6 ••• 6 • 6 • " cockapoo & wheaten 810.523-2779 Grosse POinte reler- lent condition Woods Between 7 & miscellaneous Used Stelnway Grands ~. WANTED .: miX, male Shepherd ------ences Call 313-690- $14,400 313640 8 mile 810-446-8766 WORD of Life Church PIANOS WANTED ~. • miX, 2 small mix breed 1996 Mercury Sable 1894 0201 ~. GUlla" MlUldoluu GS- green, power ------:: MOM to mom resalel treasure sale Every- TOP CASH PAID ~ BanJo,Ukulele> puppies male Calm steenngl Windows TAX deductible dona- 1991 Explorer Eddie Ba- September 30th, St thing poced to gol BABY Grand Vose & ~ Pod<.,Watehes terner (older), yellow ABS brakes Remote lions. auto boat, etc uer 4 door auto Margaret's, 21201 13 Featunng kitchen set, Sons, plano Much ~ ~ OldToy. Toy Tnun. female Chow miX, fe. start Excellent condl- Special Olymplcsl $2000 Big D Auto, (c Mile, St Clair Shores challs, tables, desks, ~ ~ Swords male Pudgy Beagle, tlon 56,700 miles Wertz Warnors, l- (313)526-2070 9 30am- lpm lamps, anllque stoves, Iove,d & wants a good .' OldWr..,W..ch.. female Lhasa 87 home $1,5001 nego- • A M b I mix $7500 (313)343-9657 7-366-2831 1996 Jeep Cherokee C MOVING sale- every- Maytag nnger washer, tlable 313.417.3852' uto .mora (313)822.5707 DONATE ClaSSIC 4x4 Good- • : LOCAl.COLUCTOR"> '.: • 1991 Mercury Topez your cars ," thing must gol 19628 newer upright freezer, year tires Doctors ask for Kim '. I'AYINGTOI' CASH .' very clean, no rust: boats R V trucks L much, much more car 51,000 miles air ancaster, Harper Saturday,100 6 17600 BUY your next plano • • loaded, $2900 Pager property to Mlssrng power Windows, locks, Woods September Chester at Herford from a registered pia- ~ :6.A~1~-~86.-4?2~ • ; • DOG owners. Complete 313.301-8051 Children ProJect- for a 29th, 30th, 9- 5 cas selle Never In an 412 MISCElLANEOUS no technrclan Stein- ... 6 6 6 A A .. A .. 6 JI dog waste removal ------tax donation way and other fme 1J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=1\ $9 weekly, 1 dog, $3 1991 Probe, clean, 5 (313)884-9324 aCCident, no malor re- MOVINGI Hunter green ARTICLES I h dd t I d speed, new battery & ------pairs $123001 best overstuffed sofallove- pianos available MY INHERITANCE eac a Ilona og brakes $2100 DONATE your boat! l oHer (313)886-3454 seat, Kerby vacuum ANTIQUE mahogany Clem Fortuna, SRUN'III\GOUTBUTSTILI Call Poop Scoop (313)885-5275' clean Lake St Clalr (6 months old}, oak! china cabinet! claw (313)365-9171 PAVIl\GTOPm FORTIlE Kmg (810)725-9646, We are here founda- 1994 Jeep Cherokee glass tables (2 end, 1 feet Mahogany on EBONY black Grand 'CHIr-.~L~~;V~~\ILVER Salisfactlon guaran. 1991 Taurus, 38 liter, tlon (810)778-2143, Sport 4x4 Red ex- coHee), oak corner pme antique rocking Plano, like new, In. 'cmTU'AEJEWELRH. teed V-6, full power, new 100% tax deductlblel cellent condition chair, tapestry uphol- $5,650 (313)881 cuno cabinet All ex- cludes bench, 5'T ;~~~~IR~~ lireS $2,500 313- non-profit stered Hunter green a. " 8806 cellent condition Make offerl (313)885- 'FURNITIJRE 822.7060 604 AUTOMOTIVE loveseat Couch Flo- b 10 AUTOMOTIVE Make offers Call for 6215 .~~~~s 1988 Taurus, well mam- lNTlOU EI 6>3 BOATS PARTS MID 613 AUTOMOTIVE b 13 AUTOMOTIVE 651 BOATS AND MOTORS 6>4 BOAT 6>6 MOTORBIKES 6> 1 BOATS AND MOTORS SERVI(E VJANHO TO BUY WANHD TO BUY I DONATE your cars, DONATE your boaV CUSTOM boat covers & 2000 Yamaha Razz Mo- ALL Junk cars, motorcy- RESERVE nowl Winter ped_ beautiful blue, AAA Cash for cars, boats, R V, trucks, clean Lake St Clalrl cushions Fabncated trucks, vans Top dol- cles wanted Serving storage for boats up used only thiS sum- Grosse POinte, Harper property to MISSing We are here founda- new & repaired Rea- to 26' With shonng or mer, 2 reafVlew mir- lar paid I Please call- Woods, St Clair Children ProJect- for a tion (810}778-2143, sonable pnclng 810-902-0445 Shores & DetroIt's . _ tax donatIon 100% tax deductible! (810)777-1419 on your trailer Bottom rors, chain lock, hal, eastside 810-779- 1970 44' Hatteras Tn- (313)884-9324 non.proflt waShings also aVaJla- met Included, $1,800 MARINE WOODWORK 313-822-2222, 313- 8797 cabin, twin 6-71 die- ble (313)882-9268 Don't Forget- Custom deSigned & built 510-6500 sels, fresh Awlgnp, Call your ads In Earlyl ZODIAC, 11' 3" WIth 9 9 Cabinetry Repairs, dry- many upgrades Ex- Classified Advertising Nlssan motor, With rot 23 Years Expen- cellent condilion 313-882-6900 ext 3 trailer, like brand new ence Have PortfolIO The $109,000 (313)881- $3800 Pager 313- & References ar- I\linlll NeWli 0.- __ (313 9347 \tJ+' lib 301-8051 (248}435-6048 ______II~I[lO~Y •• !~ .. ~f~JU%fi,1"~~n ~I~VI[I~ _ 931> flOOR SANDING/ 943 LANDS(APERS/ 9078ASEMENT 911 BRI(K/llQ(K WORK 914 (ARPENTRY 919 (HIMNEY (LUNING 930 HECTRI(Al SERVICES 903 APPLIANCE REPAIRS I RHlNISHING GAROENERS , WATERPROOflNG CARPENTRY worK- THE ORIGINALt K&K LAWN It SHRUB AFFORDABLE appli- Reasonable rates, 30 TOMA KELM FLOOR SERVICES, INC. ance repair All maJor years expenence, h- SAFE FLUE SANDING Landscape Design It brands menllon thiS CHIMNEY SERVICE ELECTRIC censed, Insured Lay, Sand, FInish Placement, Sod Inatal- ad, $101 off 313-886- BOB TOMA o Chimney Cleanxng -Staining Experts- latlon, Brick Paverl, (810}776-9398 o Caps and Ucensed Master 7743 50 years expenence Shrub It Tree nlm-. 904 ASPHAlT PAVING CARPENTRY. Porches, Screens Electrical Contractor. mlngl Removal, Clean- Inslalled 'Licensed' Insured' doors, decks. FInish & ups, Fertilization REPAIR • Mortar and 313-885-9595 °References' rough carpentry. Re- Gutter Cleaning, Damper 313.535-7256 paIrs & small JObS Repair Reesonable Rates Snow Removal e&p~,1". Free estimates. 25 o Animal Removal Free Estimates 938 FURNITURE Top Soli, • Resurface Onvewayt years expenence CertIfied Mas1er Sweep Commercial REfmlSHING UPHOlSTERING Mulch It Stone Inatalledl Delivered • seal Coat & Crack Rlier 313.885-4609 TOM TREFZER Residential New, Repairs, FURNITURE refinished, FREE ESTIMATES Insured EXPERIENCED carpen- (313)882-5169 Renovations, repaired, stripped, any Ucensed • Inlured .. 0.775-.087 ter since '67. Altera • Code Violations type of camng Free (313}417-o797 tlons WindOWS, estimates 313-345- 907 BASEMENT service Upgrade doors, decks, porch- 6258,248-661-5520 LAWN cutting, tree-& WATERPROOFING eS,garage straighten- shrub tnmmmg & re- 1914 941 MIRRORS CHAS. F. JEFFREY Famdr ,..... Ing, seamless gutters, ~HSWOBTH , moval, gardening, Basement "Excellence in Vinyl Siding Referen- sodding, gutters, win- 912 BUILOING IREMOOHING CREATIVE Reflections. Waterproofing ces (810)779-7619 dows & planting. 313- Waterproofing" Fast .~e~ry~ce Custom mirror work, '40 Yrs Expenence B2 BUilding Co Custom GARAGE ~13- 882-3336 10 )Ut Guanatee tub & shower doors SINCE 1965 -Outside 'Inslde Method additions, kitchens & STRAIGHTENING Free esllmates 810- LEAF clean up, cutting, .Walls Straightened baths. All your remod- Roof raising, door •Pea ~oDe BacIdiJJ 294-3405 weeding, top soU & Braced eling needs. Grosse alignment &. adjust. 943 lANDSCAPERS/ spreading, hedQe -Foundations 'Spotless Clean-Up 934 FENCES POinte references ments. House &. floor tnmmlng. Gutter Underpinned 313-886-5565 GARDENERS 313-884-7990 raising and leveling. cleaning. 313-372- 'llcensed & Insured Griffin Fence A.1 Ron's Tree ServICe, , • l' : MR. FIX- It Budding Co Repllce rotten wood 0043 . , Company 313.882.1800 .~----- licensed Insured in garage structural Grosse POinte. 313- SpecialiZing: addl- members, Doors lubrl- °AII Types Of FenCing 506-9312. Immediate MAC'S TREE AND R.L. 911 BRI(K/BLO(K WORK bons, kitchen, bath, cated. John Price 'Sales seIVICB. SHRUB TRIMMING 'Installatlon, Repairs COMPLETE WORK STREMERSCH porches, Windows, 313-882-0746 A.B.C. A-l bnck work, chlm. 'Semor Discount Reasonable Rates BASEMENT roofing, Siding, garag- ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, J&J STUMP REMOVAL neys, porches, built & 313-822-3000 Oual Ity Servtee as, aWnings, gutters, PINTAIL CHIMNEY SHRUB REMOVAL WATERPROOFING repaired, tuckpointmg 800-305-9859 Call Tom 810-776- WALLS, REPAIRED basements FinanCing 1c1~1~~:~,C:~'~~~~IY SYSTEMS, If./C. REASONABLE 4429 40 years expenence MODERN FENCE STRAIGHTENED available (810)295- room, deCk. Cabinets, MICH. LIC.' 71-05125 33 Years Expenence Licensed (810)294- 0203 moldings, trim. White Cedar Specialists SEAVER'S Home Mam- REPUICED Chimneys repaired, We will beat all wntten 4216 Serving the Grosse PAINTING, Intenor & Licensed/Insured rebUilt, re-llned stump estimates II tenance Tree tn~ ALL WORK Polntes since 1955 ALL masonry worK- ex- 313-268-7117 Gas flues re-Ilned call Dominic mlng, small Jobs. Automatic Gate Opener Chimney, roof repairs. GUARANTEED Tuckpolnt, chimney, tenor, drywall repairs, Cleaning Glass Block 81 D-445-0225 29180 Gratiot, Roseville Insured (313)882. bncks, block, stones floonng Installation, Q 16 (AR PETINSTAllA nON Certlfled, Insured LICENSED 810-776-5456 ALLEMONS Gardening 313-884-7139 lay patIO slate Ce- Baths, kitchen, &car- (810)795-1711 0000 ment sleps Reinforce GARY'S carpet Serv- 9,,6 FLOOR SANDING/ & landscaping Quali- SERVING COMIIUNITY 30 YEARS pentry Free esti- STAR Landscaplng- Fall house foundabons Ice. InstallatIOn" re- ty SelVlcBSI Fall mates Call after 5 r;;;;;;;;;;;~~=~;;:;;;;;;;;;W REFINISHING clean up & snow re- Some Classifications References 810-779- clean- uPS! 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MI. 4S::Z:S6 grossepoln'tene1Ns.cOft1l 12C September 28 I 2000 s orts Grosse Pointe News North boys finish sixth in Catholic Central Invitational By Chuck Klonke "That's a PR (personal In last week's Macomb Muskrat InVitatIOnal LUCIdo was nmth overall, WIth PRs Sports Editor record) for hlm,~ Wilson Area Conference WhIte Kenny ran an outstandmg followed by Tlbaudo, In earher dual meets, Grosse Pomte North's said "He ran WIth the top DIVISIOn dual meets, North race, fimshmg thJrd overall Kapordehs and Nate North beat Utica Ford II 19- boys cross country team runners" beat Warren Woods-Tower III 1656 MIkula All five North run. 41 III a MAC crossover and bounced back from a dlsap- John Lucido fimshed 26th 19-39 and lost 24-31 to "That was a 25-second ners who scored earned the Norsemen defeated pomtmg dual meet defeat to for North and also earned a Romeo drop from last year,. WIlson medals and Tlbaudo and Wan en Cousmo 19-42 in mfke a solid showmg In last medal "Romeo raced better than said Kapordehs Jomed Kenny their MAC White opener . w4ek_t.":~bo Cepr~ ~oundmg out the top five we dId," Wilson saId "They hlVltatlOnal for the Norsemen were were gunnmg for us They "That'b the best we've ever Chns Tlbaudo, Andy knew that If they beat us, North girls bringing times down done there, ~ coach Pat Kapordehs and Roland they had a chance to be Wilson saId of the weekend Vandenbroecke All three league champIOns ~ , By Chuck Klonke been so far 10 front of every- bIg Jump too, but not qUIte meet In wruch the Norsemen posted theIr best times In WtlSOIl wasn't distraught Sports Editor body elbe that the other glrls fimshed sIxth the meet over the defeat as dramatlc as Patncla')l. Laura FIsher and Laura don't thlllk they can run "It was a strong field and "T1baudo IS a Jumor who's "We've had some mJurles She was our 16th runner, B"('Mr\ p"ve l>enr. !e:ldmg "lth her Secord hc1i3'bl,..~Jl l.A.... ft L-;:)ru,U\..fJ. cUe... .::.L.1rtlng d lui!y, blOppy course NovI, running cross country lor and Illnesses," he saId "I'm TL-... tv the way for Grosse Pomte there WIth her but we need whIch IS ranked No 1 In the the first time and confident that by the end of chck Next year, they should North's glrls cross country all five to pick up theIr state and Cathohc Central, Kapordehs and the season we'll be where we be really good" team all season times And I know they can Last week, North spht Its which IS In the top five or Vandenbroecke are both want to be" Now coach Scott Cooper do It" - SIX,were both there We ran sophomores who are dOing a Kenny led the way for two dual meets The. would hke to see some of hiS better than we dld there last mce Job," Wilson saId North, followed by LucIdo, That might have started Norsemen beat Warren other runners start push 109 last Saturday at the year~ Others who posted per- Kapordehs, Woody Floyd Woods.Tower 16-47 but lo,st the two Lauras a httle bIt Cathohc Central to Romeo 16-39 Pat Kenny led the North sonal bests 10 the meet were and Greg Blackburn more InVItatIOnal contmgent wIth an elghth- Kevm KWIatkowskI, Ken Earher, the Norsemen fin- "We knew Romeo would "RIght now our confidence FIsher mIssed the meet be tough,~ Cooper saId place fimsh overall 10 16 45 Chaklos and John Herbst Ished second at the Algonac Isn't at Its hIghest pomt, ~ WIth a recurrence of the leg "They were fifth III the state Cooper saId "FIsher has IDJunes that have bothered meet last year and they're her all season but North sttll better thIS year We dIdn't fimshed seventh m the 15- run well, eIther, but even If team field we had we wouldn't have "Last year we were fifth beaten them" and we would have been Secord, Palazzolo, fifth agam If Laura had been Wemert, Thomas and able to run," Cooper saId Walton were North's top five "The encouraglng thmg IS runners "hat all seven of our varsIty Cooper saId that Rhee, runners ran theIr best times MIchelle Brodenck, LaureJ;l, of the season" Safran, Meghan Seago and Secord and Julia Wemert Chnstma Magn turned in both earned medals m the good performances durmg race at Cass Benton Park the race Rounding out the top seven Earher, North defeated Sample ement Sale were Enka Palazzolo, Warren COUSinO21-39 fao- Sharon Thomas, Katie FIsher led the way m that Walton, Kathryn Veryser race WIth a 20 20 clockmg Only Once A Year Does Thomasville Industries Allow Us To Offer You and Susan Rhee Secord was thJrd overall and ~ Cooper was also pleased Wemert was fourth Renee ....., WIth the performance of a Bryzlk and Thomas rounded pair of freshman runners out the Norsemen's top five "PatriCIa Wmterfield Alc.ene Hang also ran a moved from 53rd place to sohd race 12th," Cooper saId "That's "She's one of our semor gomg from the back of the captams," Cooper sal:d pack to the varsity And "She's haVIng a good year" Jenmfer MakowskI made a South swimmers start out strong Grosse POinte South's Knsten PadIlla m all 9UM;S.. Days Silaleleu; QuIW glrls sWImmmg team IS off strokes, Tma Jasm m the to a good start, both mdlVld- dIstance races, Jenny ually and collectively Conway In the mIddle ms. , In The Blue DeVIls are 4-0 tances and Alex Doherty In OUf floor sample replacement sale is the Macomb Area the sprmts and breast. Conference Red DIVISIOn stroke and 4-1 overall WIth theIr Kealy Sloan and Katnna only loss commg to Ann Laney have made a strong offered on a first-come, first-serve basis. Arbor Huron shOWIng m diVIng compet~ Three South sWImmers have achIeved at least one state quahfymg tIme, whJle South boy~~ two relay teams have also posted state cuts breeze pas~ Lmdsay Rodm has quah- (wry itN1 will be marked at 50% off tied for the state meet In the Clnd sotd in as-is condltion, lhlms may 100-yard butterfly and the two rivals 50, 100, 200 and 500 Grosse POinte South'-s be scratched or dlscontimMd. Most of freestyle events boys cross country team got 1M itwns will be sold in sets with a Molly O'Loughhn has back on the nght track III quahfied 10 both the 50 and 30% deposit requirM. the Macomb Area 100 freestyle and Amber Conference Red DIVISIon Rodln has a state cut In the last week WIth a paIr of one- 50 SIded Vlctones The 200 freestyle relay The Blue DeVIls blanked team of the Rodm SIsters, Sterhng HeIghts Stevenson If ifs on the floor, O'Loughhn and DIane 15-50 and posted a 16-46 Upmeyer has achIeved a WIn over Utlca Ford 11 to state cut, along WIth the 400 improve to 3-1 111 the WVl:. freestyle relay team of sian South suffered ItS only it's 50% affl Ashley Wenk, Alhson Clark, loss agamst Sterlmg O'Loughhn and Lmdsay HeIghts a week ago Rodin South took the first four SALE ENDS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29TH Several freshmen have places In the meet Nlc~ done well so far They are Zerweck led the way, fol. lowed by Pat Dantzer, Nate • sOGAt Oft BEDROOMS • 500/0 OFF LEATHER • 500/0 OFF CHAIRS Vlsger and NIck Galac Bob Transll,onallo 18th Century, Sleighs 10 Posters 100% To~raon leather, Sofas Recllnong Wong Bocks, Rechners, Accenn, Cha,rs GPSA Hanrahan was fifth for the Sofas, Reclonong loveseet WIth Ottomans FabriC & Leather Blue DeVIls highlights "They all dId a good Job," 0 0 coach Tom Wise saId ~It was • 50 /0 OFF DINING ROOMS • 500/0 OFF OCCASIONALS • 50 /0 OFF HOME OFFICE UNDER-8 good to see Hanrahan move Mahogany Glass & Iron, Casual to Traditional, A Vanety 01 Styles Mahogany, Oak Gloss Freestanding Desks Modular Worlcstahons tn Shark~ 3, Warriors 0 up to No 5" Chonas, Server$ & SIdeboards Iron Marble & Stone Cherry or Oak WI!I1Matching lea!l1er Cha,rs Goals Mary Reilly WJ11 QUlnn, Andy Vlsger made an Elhe Farber (Shark~) ASSISts Andy Hmman, Farber ImpreSSIve showmg 10 the 0 0 (Sharks I JUOlor varsIty race • 50 /0 OFF LIVING ROOMS • 500/0 OFF ENTERTAINMENT • 50 /0 OFF BEDDING Comments The Sharks passed Sofas, Sect>onals loveseats ConversaliOn Solas CENTERS Full S,ze low Proltle Free Ask us about Amertca'. 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For more properties visit our website at: www.cbschweitzer.com .--.s Thursday, September 28, 2000 VourHome Page 7 A clean house means a clean bill of health - Use paintbrushes to dust Home health advice cracks and hard to reach places in from the Merry Maids telephones, stereos, etc. • Defecting mighty mildew: experts _ To feJllove mildew from the Innocent~looking as they may comers of the tub, dip cotton balls seem, both dust and mildew do far in bhh tn4Jet themsit. When more than nUn our hOl,lsecleaning you 'nnislf cleaning the bath, reputations =- they contain harm~ remove the cotton and rinse well. ful ger..msand allergens which pr~ The mildew will be gone. mote an unhealthy indoor environ- ment. Americans today are under con- "Man~ people stant stress, which weakens the relate houseclean- body's immune system and increases the harmful impact of ing duties to the dust and mildew. Working parents app~arance of their are finding less time to provide a enVironment, not healthy environment to their fami- lies. The largest provider of home the health aspect of cleaning services, Merry Maids, Iet•" helps tim~pressed (and stressed) Joseph Ferrier families and individuals in their cleaning battles. _ Before hanging shower cur~ "It is important that people tains, soalc them in a salt. water develop a simple yet effective solution to prevent mildew. To cleaning routine whether it be remove mildew, wash in hot soapy SEt their own or by hiring a home water, rub with lemon juice and let cleaning service such as Merry the shower curtain dry in the sun. Maids," said Grosse Pointe Woods _ Remove mildew on bathroom Merry Maids owner, Joseph tiles and make them sparkle by Ferrier, one of several Merry Maids sponging with a solution of ammo~ in the area. "Many people relate nia and water. housecleaning duties to the _ .For mildew grout in tub and Ffm189,900 appearance of their environment, shower enclosures, scrub with a 1:5 .2 Ranch'Models aprox.t,400 square feet each. not the health aspect of it." solution of liquid chlorine bleach The Soap and Detergent and water, then rinse. For colored Association recently discovered • 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths. grout: if the grout is old and dirty, that Americans spend more than • Beautiful wooded setting with an abundance of green you will want to clean it with a 90 percent of their time indoors - heavy~uty (no bleach) cleaner and space. a figure which places emphasis on a grout brush. Once the grout is • Magnificent gated entrances and gatehouse. maintaining a healthy home. clean, apply a coat of masonry seal~ Though 88 percent of Americans er to prevent it from absorbing • Luxurious landscaping. understand that battling mold and stains and dirt in the future. • Brick exteriors & extra deep basements. mildew is important for good _ Thoroughly rinse surfaces health, only 45 percent believe that cleaned with bleach or ammonia to • Only 5 units per acre each on a cul-de-sac. regular dusting is as necessary. avoid harm caused by mixing these 1b prevent dust and mildew's • Great infrastructure, all major roads are 5 lanes or more. two chemicals. unhealthy effect, the experts at Merry Maids is a subsidiary of , Merry Maids recommend the fol- ServiceMaster Consumer Services Entrance on 12 Mik Rod, lowing: which serves more than 10.5 mil- Furnished Models "'-h • Dealing with dust: lion customers in the United States Open Daily & Weekends _ Always clean top to bottom. and in 41 cOl.lntries around the Noon to 5 vm When you dust, start at the top world and includes niDe market- (Closed Thursdays> and work down. leading companies that t1rovide a Call: 810-574-1550 _ When dusting acoustical tiles, wide range of related home ser- clean with the dust-brush attach- vices. The other companies are ments of your vacuum cleaner. TruGreen-ChemLawn, Terminix, _ To dust papered walls, tie a American Home Shield, Rescue CITY OF dust cloth over your broom and Rooter, American Residential work from top down. Services, ServiceMaster Clean, _ Remove dust from wicker by AmeriSpec, and Furniture Medic. WARREN vacuuming with the dust brush Minutes from 1.696 & 1-75, Only 22 minutes to Downtown Detroit! attachment. For more information on residen- _ Spray your broom or dust mop tial cleaning, call (810) 498-9165 or Solft by nun M• .....,.m Gl with your favorite furniture polish visit the Merry Maids web site at and the dust and dirt will be easier www.merrymaids.com. to collect when you sweep. --_.._-- Page 8 YourHome Thursday, September 28, 2000 S11JNNING FOUR BEDROOM WADS OF UPDATES! DETROIT RAIlE GROSSE POINTE JEWEL PARK ENCUSH TUDOR BRICK BUNGALOW ONJIFFBRSON $749,900 $135.000 $S9t,eoo MLlllOOI635 pABVLOlJS WOODS COLONIAL ST. a.AIR SHORES CONDO - JIACIOfICII'I' FAIUIS HOME $I11,t80 1_ SQUARE FEET ...... MLll100081'2 $189.soo JILl 11001_ ENJOY COONTIlY LIVING IN snJNNING WOODS COLONIAL TERJUnC GROSSE POINTE HAltPER WOODS $419.000 TRl-LEVEL $149.900 MUllOO!626 U85,OOO FOUR BEDROOM HARPER SPACIOUS UPPER UNIT GREAT~GALO~ DETROIT INCOME WOODS CAPE COD IN THE PARK GROSSE PQINTE SCHOOLS 0PP0RTUNI1Y ~58....__ ..-.. _ --...... ,~--- $199,000 $l.5OO1MON11I $144,900 $110,000 f.. Thursday, September 28,2000 YourHome Page 9 SINE & MONAGHAN 884.7000 NEW OFFERING GREA'F-P1\RK INVESTMENT .. - - WONDERFUL STERLING SELLER NEEDS QUICK SALE ON EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION-NEA1l GREAT DETROIT HONE lAND CONTRACT TERMS mE NAUTICAl. MILE HEIGHTS FAMILY HOME $78.000 $725,000 $189,900 $239,900 BXTRAORJ)INARY PARK WONDERFUL WOODS CAPE COO COLONIAL $334,500 $429,90& MUllOOI450 MLlllOOl154 SUPERB WOODS(X)LONL\It JtO\lE..IN CONDmON WOODS IiiVELY THREE BEDROOM DETROIT BRICK RANCH Wl'nI CURB APPEAL HOME $1t8,000 $269,900 $84,900 PAItIHIOME ON SPACIOUS LOT STARTER HOME IN TIlE wo9os $235,000 $164,9GO PRIME COMMERCIAL sm 1J'r'': ST.cwI9HOns ItANCII GROSSE POINTE 1M¥ES1'OIl SPECIAL ST. ClAIR SHORES PRICEDTd'SEU $1,200,000 $122,.' $275,000 1 ----- , • ~. _ ." ""'_ ..... 'iIMlI' 1QlI"' ... i4VW"'...... "_I ••••• _ "'1_' "'ll~."""''' illMlii.....I'.1lt'lll.. lIiJlIr.w_W ..' ... 7.'•• 1.....'7.1 Page 10 YourHome Thursday, September 28,2000 new M-PACT system in two prod- uct lines - Asceri and Monticello Bath---- - each featuring varying style RATE From page 4 options. Each decorative trim piece in the "With Asceri's five finish choices new Moen system fits on a common and Monticello's six (including the valve underbody. Once the system additional availability of mix and is installed, consumers can easily match combinations for the latter change the external spouts, faucet collection), consumers can change handles and shower heads - the the bath whenever they change pieces that define the overall look their mind about how they want of most bathrooms - without the room to look," said Linpfelter. touching the actual plumbing. All "Even the least sa~f~ can M-PACT sink handles and spigots unscrew and replace the M,...PACT simply unscrew and lift out of the components to achieve a new look." system and can be easily replaced Suites with a new style. Replacing the shower is just as easy - merely Aside from modularity, the other hot trend in horne decor is suites - unscrew the handles and shower matched and integrated fixtures arm, remove the components from the wall and replace them with and accouterments that bring con- new trim. tinuity to the design of a room. "People want a totally coordinat- The age of personal choice ed and integrated look in the bath," According to the Yankelovich said Jankowski. "Having many dif- Monitor, which surveyed 2,500 ferent choices in one line of prod- American consumers on trends in ucts assures that the consumer consumer demand, the ability to will be able to find the style they make and alter products to suit want and then the product within their own tastes is a hot button in that style - from luxury to value- today's market. oriented - that most fits their Consumers want the ability to needs." make the products they buy and Moen, for example, offers its use match their individual needs Asceri and Monticello lines as com- and lifestyles. In the same way plete suites of products that eaaily that consumers can now record lend a completely coordinated look their own CDs or design their own to the bathroom. The company has furni ture -from selected designs to ensure that each suite is com- and fabric choices, they can also plete and offers a full line of vari- design their bathrooms by mixing ous widespread sink faucet kits, and matching various modular Roman tubs, shower heads and lines of fixtures. bath faucets, bidets and matching "People want things that add bathroom accessories in order to be value," said Jankowski. competitive in today's market, "Consumers are more apt to pur- Lingafelter said. chase modular items that they can "The good news is that con- update regularly. I've seen con- sumers are expanding their sumers today changing out things tastes," said Jankowski. "This in the bathroom for special holi- means that manufacturers will days and as seasons change - they have more opportunity to provide don't want the plain, bland bath- new ideas and bathroom options." room of a few years ago." For more information, call (800) Lingafelter said Moen has seen BUY-MOEN (800-289-6636), or the same trends reflected in its visit its web site at research, prompting it to offer its www.moen.com. 74 Meadow Lane • Grosse Pointe Farms ------__ - ...1 _"''''-'' A gracious classic home on a street that is a few blocks from the lake and Hill. Spacious second floor - three bedrooms (two king size) 2 baths, abundant closets, large deck. First floor - library, seasonal garden room overlooking lovely private courtyard garden. Kitchen with eat- ing area, powder room, two car garage. 313.881.6658 , Thursday, September 28, 2000 YourHome Page 11 Walk to your own private lakefront park at the This exceptionally gracious home in a prime Exquisite luxury seven bedroom country Elegance and superb architectural detail location is in ab80lntly pristine condition from throughout this unique residence on a cul-de- end of the street. Spacious five bedroom with his estate. This magnificent home, set on a and her dressing rooms plus a second floor top to bottom! Beautifully situated on a large sac street near the lake. The first Door gracious site of over two acres in a private laundry room. Large "island" kitchen, family lot, ema rooms include library, fllmily room master suite has a spectacu1ar bath, dressing neighborhood of elegant homes, offers total room, and slate terrace. $845,000. and a year round garden room. Multiple seclusion and tranquility. $15,100,000. room and gourmet kitchen without equal. fire laces, three car . $659,900. $1,950,000. toun.bamboo.comJusalmiLll001142.him All the fine old world craftsmanship has been Don't miss this exceptional home offering a Gracious and stately pillared Colonial located on Wonderful open Door plan in this stunning preserved in this home. The living room has first floor lDlL8ter suite as well as four a prime cul-de-sac! The lovely home has a grand four bedroom residence just a stone's throw siwming wood accents, beamed ceiling, random additional bedrooms on second floor. two my entrance, marble noors, a large from the lake. This home sparkles paneled family room, a cozy library and a first pegged oak floor and an outstanding fireplace. throughout and offers both a cozy library Gleaming wood Doors, dramatic entrance hall Master bedroom with fireplace! and living room, library, lovely newer floor laundry room. $1592,000. with fireplace and a family room filled with kiichen and natural ht. an abundance of c . raw~J= spacious four bedroom ranch One of the finest locations! This lovely five Build your dream home on this spectacular just off ore Drive. The kitchen has been This stunningly decorated showplace is in the in bedroom. four and one half bath home has a site the heart of the Parms. Nestled at the remodeled and has Corian counters and a most meticulous condition. Three bedrooms, second fioor activities room with a wet bar, foot of Lothrop in a historic setting, this is an ceramic tile floor. The master bedroom bath has two and one half baUls, den and Florida room. a sunken tub, and the master bedroom opens to rlrBt fioor library with fireplace and a family opportunity to create an architectural jewel in Pride of ownership in every det&il. $1599,000 an unparalleled environment. $649,900. a serene patio with beautiful perennial g&rdens. room too. Now $699,000 2 . dIP toun.bamboo.comJusaJmi/l1000811.him 313-884-0600 82 Kercheval, on the Bill www.realestateone.com Grosse Pointe Farms Page 12 YourHome Thursday, September 28, 2000 Spa~IOII' four bedroom, IWO and one ttalf balh Ranch. wllh neutral decor Move m condluon Ideal OUlSlandmg bnck ranch TIns custom three bedroom, Colomal. fully updaled Great room opds 10 new layoul wllh Ihree bedrooms hardwood floors. garden Four hedroom Colomal Move-m condlllon FITSIfloor lwo full bath home IS excepllonal JUSI some of lhe laundry Newer vmyl v. mdows Recenl lear ofT roof kJlchen Fmlshed basemen I Wllh many updales room looks al profeSSionally landscaped properly amenities cenlral air, allached garage. fireplace, Includmg furnace hoc waler heater and windows attached garage Near shoppmg (313) 882-0017 Newer furnace MamIe foyer One year home walTanty recreallon room rn lhe basemenl With half balh, and for puochaser QSlI100220t.(JIJ) 882-41817 Neull'al decor QSlJ1 002 I90. (313) 882-008'7 more QSlIl 002200. (J 13) 8lU-0087 Thursday, September 28,2000 YourHome Page 13 GROSSE POINTE SHORES $870,000 GIlOSSE POINTE SHORES $5Z5,OOOGROSSE POINTE PAllK Beauufully preserved Tudor Large professIOnally Fabulous COIlle1l~yl Panoramic VIeW of Lake St Oair ft'om Within view of Lake 51. Clair Four bedroom execullve a111'Ol:11m ~ remodeled Bnglt family room U'M:ludes Coloma! w/grand entrance marble foyer Three car decorated rooms. Outstandmg master sUite and a pub boIlUb, sumJUJld sound, full bath aIM1 sauna. From !he pOOre garage. three full baths and two half baths First floor like basement PrIvate yard and wonderful screened m features, laundry room. large family room With wet bar. system 10 !he )llMtt generaror. Gagenau ~ Amash porch The perfecI home for entertaJnlRg library wlbulltm book cases off entry. solanum, formal CUSlorn bUlk In cabuldS and bedroom fmuture. tIllS ~ 15 QSlIlOO1524. (3J3) 882-0087 hVlng room and dmmg room QSlIlOOl786. IJXlSl defullely a ooe of a land. Fa- a Vtrtual Tour. log 0IlI0 www.homeseekcrs COITl QStll000Z81.CDJ) __ (313) 882-0087 Z~,900 G&OSSB POJNm.ABMS $191,900 GBOSSB POIN1'E PABK Lovely four bedroom. two and one half bath Great Investment' Both umts have natural English wllh handsome moldings Leaded fireplace, kitchen with catmg space, glass doors. hardwood floors uVlng room refimshed hardwood floors, separate WIth natural fireplace adjacent to library/den basements, utlhties and lavatones m Large dmlRg room. Updared Iutchen Wllh pass thru WIndow to fanuly room. Large deck and basement Some updates 10 both umts open basement Updaled electnc Home QSlJJOO174.5. (3U)"" warranly Included QSlJ1000638. t86,5OO 'I:)EBOtr $950.00 ST. a.AIIl SHOIlIS $lZ7/lfAJ IWlPIIl WOODS $U»,ooo DIfI'ROD' Second level condo for lease Two bedroom. $13Z,OOODETIlOrr Two unlf upper and lower bnck tudor Two umt bock. three bedroom. two Charming English style Colomal Featunng Inslant comfort JR IIvIDg room wllh dlnJRg balhs New furnace and Insulallon two baths and ID better than new condlllOn "L" surrounded by many Windows With Natural fireplace In each umt Pnvacy Ihree bedrooms, kllchen wllh breakfast Newer partial roof and dnveway Newer Newer kllchen appliances, Pergo Ooor. nook. formal dmmg room, family room wooden slal~ nalural fireplace wuh detailed fence In hackyard Units In good and crown moldmgs and updated baths Walk m moldmgs hard wood floors. spacIOus arta clean conditIon Basement has half bath apphances 10 bolh units Common closet m master bedroom balcony off hVlng newly redone hardwood Ooor~. fireplace m furnace and separate ullhl1es hvmg room, central air condllloOing and Updale~ roof 1996. hOI 'Water tanl. 2000, and shared laundry area QSlllOOI4ZZ. room Rent Includes heat. all, Cdrport, QstllOOll64.(~13) 881-0087 new glas~ block wmdows m ba.~menl furnace and central air 199'i SemI fimshed (313) 88Z00087 clubhouse, pool and secunly Move nghtm' QSlIlOO1749.(3J3) 8IU087 basemenl With knony pine paneling Nice QSlJJOOJJ48'(313) 81W087 ealmg...,<;paceIn kitchen QSlJJOOl77J . . , ... . ' Page 14 YourHome Thursday, September 28, 2000 By Samantha Mazzotta find mortar missing in the joints Q. This is my first year in a between the tiles and/or cracks in home with a fireplace. When I lit a the tiles, you will need to call in a fire to test it, smoke poured back professional. If all of the above into the living room even though looks fine, you can proceed to clean the damper was open. This is a the flue. new house, so I'm sure the chimney Begin by taping a large 3 mil- limeter thick plastic bag over the is clean. Any insight would be fireplace opening. Next, make sure appreciated. - John K, Lithonia, you have already removed any Ga. screen or other covering on top of A. Your smoke problem may be the flue cap. You'll have to pur- as simple as a lack of upward air chase a specific brush attachnient draft. In an unused chimney flue, with lengths of flexible rod and buy cold air often settles down near the one that fits your flue opening. It is damper. Since cold air tends to also required that you wait an hour sink while hot air rises, the air in or more to allow the fallen soot to your chimney is pushing down- settle before removing the bag. You ward, reversing the airflow and will need a special type of vacuum to clean up after removing the bag. blasting lighter warm air back into Ask your home decorating center your living room - along with for details. smoke, burning cinders, bits of Q. I recently sanded my child's newspaper and anything else hardwood floor due to many nicks you're trying to burn. and scratches on it. The floor is all The solution is to warm the air prepared, but I'm a bit perplexed inside the flue before building a as to what kind of polyurethane to fire, creating an updraft that will use. I'm told that there are water- draw away smoke and cinders. and oil-based types on the market. Can you tell me which of the two I Stack the. wood and kindling should use? first, then open the damper. Next, A. Generally speaking, both roll a couple sheets of newspaper kinds of polyurethane will provide into a tight cone. Light the wide a good, protective finish. The oil- end of the cone and hold it up just based kind has been around longer inside the flue, moving it from side than the water-based type. to side, for about 30 seconds. When However, there are some minor the paper is burning brightly and disadvantages to using the oil- you can see the smoke flowing based. upwards, the flue is ready. Go The oil-based polyurethane will ahead and light the fire. slightly darken the wood, and it is I recommend an inspection of the composed of a semi-clear oil. This , chimney, inside and out, to make type also contains about 50 percent sure there are no obstructions or solids and 50 percent solvents unseen damage. making it dry to a thicker coat. It Q. Since the heating season also dries much slower than water- began, I noticed black smoke exit- based which can allow more air- ing my chimney. This is my first borne dust to settle on the finish. winter in this home that has a fire- Finally, the oil-based will give off place. Can you detail the best strong fumes and is also flamma- method of cleaning the flue on top ble. of my roof? • A. The simplest way of detecting Send questions or home repa~r soot and creosote deposits is to tips to lower a bright droplight into the [email protected], or flue liner. Carefully examine the write This Is A Hammer, c/o King condition of the flue liner itself, Features Syndicate, 628 Virginia besides the dirt and soot. If you Drive, Orlando, Fla. 32803. Builder's prelicense class offered Get the help you need to pass struction of their own humes, the Michigan state builder's real estate investors and devel- license examination with a 16- opers and building tradespeople hour comprehensive seminar who want to work legally in offered by St. Clair Shores Michigan. The cost of the semi- TO PREVIEW OR FOR MORE INFORMATION Community Education in cooper- ON TIfESE HOMES PLEASE CONTAC£; nar is $170 plus $20 for the ation with Oakland Builders course textbook and sample CHRISTINEJ.)URCAK, ARK Institute. The seminar is sched- [email protected] questions. uled for MondaylWednesday, Oct. Preregistration with payment ~& (313) 813-2979 - Voice Mall 9 and 18, from 6 to 10 p.m. at is required no later than . Lakeview High School, 21100 11 Thursda;r, Oct. 5, to St. Clair 884-7= ffEeS Mile. Shores Community Education. The course is for those who For more information or to regis- , ya. to subcontract the con- tert CalI' (810) 285-8880. Thursday, September 28,2000 YourHome Page 15 Toilet repair for inaudible or visible leaks Blair says, "If you can't find the the top of the overflow tube! Now without a word processor I couldn't time to do it right, when will you what? The water is leaking out of even spell it! find the time to do it over?" the tank somehow. To test, pour Send your questions to Mr. What do you want to work on? some food coloring in the tank and Hardware cI 0 Gilbert's Pro Washing windows, fertilizer and wait 20 minutes. Is it peeking its Hardware at 21912 Harper in St. il"ass seed, or that expensive water ugly face in the bowl? If the water 9532,Clair Shores 48080; call (810)e-mail776- bill? The weather is too unpre- in the bowl shows color the flush staf{@mrhardware.com, or visit dictable this time of year - valve is leaking. To repair, remove www.mrhardware.com to view past remember this is Michigan! Let's Itf-"''''~'"_._ ""'''''''''''''''-, ...... "'''''''''...... _, the flapper or rubber ball at the columns. save some money and fix plumbing ~;~' Bv Blair Gilbert 'f bottom of the tank and replace it. this week. ~, ..,_L... ..,- ...... ' Of .:tb They could need replacing every Faucet leaks are obvious costs to The ballcock is that tall thing on five or so years. More often if you th e water bI,'ll d'np, drip, d'np,.. the left with the float attached. To put those auto-toIlet. c1eaners in penny, penny, penny, no wonder stop the leak, shut off the water the tank. The bleach pickles the that bill gets so high. But you have and remove the uppermost part, or rubber in most flush valves, a high water bill and you can't see parts, of the ballcock. You'll find a Flappers and rubber balls are any leaks. Youmight not even hear gasket in the center that does most the most common flush valves. If a leak! Go in the bathroom, take of the work in shutting off the you have something different, a lit- the stuff off the top of the toilet water. This part and the gasket tIe investigation may expose what SunLnrv ojColitrua nk th I'd d I .. should go with you to the store to holds water in your tank. If you STEWART TITLE ta , remove e I an p ace It m d B can't get the unit off call your local "Enlumclng the Real Estate a safe place. Look in the tank and get replace. etter hardware and I b' h d d Clo~mg Proce.s~" check the water level in relation to plumbing. shops will. . have parts. pdescribeum 109youror armechanismware storeto anthe the overflow tube, The overflow an d In-store traImng to repaIr clerk. They may help prevent you 20311 Mack Avenue tube is about 10 inches tall and most ballcocks. Of course they'll be from breaking something that Grosse Pointe Woods one-inch round in the middle of the happy to sell you a new ballcock to could be easy to disassemble. Then tank. Is the water level up to the replace an obsolete model. My it's off to the store to get replace- (313) 884-7300 top of the overflow tube? If it is, biggest complaint is when folks ment parts. Youmay only need one CATHERINE WILUFORD then the bancock must need repair replace a repairable premium ball- trip if you remember to take the or replacement. cock with a "cheapo" plastic one. old parts with you. 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Condominium Living from $300,000 OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 • 5:00 34546 Jefferson, South of Sbook Road PIKU Management Co., Developer • 313.885.7979 Yestercl~'sCharm • • • -- Its Page 16 YourHome Thursday, September 28,2000 ~ ...... •..•...... ...~..... •l- ~ <. .. . " ~,...l.. Ji# ~:I ~ T here's an event just ara~;~e to ~~rso~); with'~me of the ,J)esf~at~ai'i"~'J>II1essiona1s in the ANTIQUES SHOW IS BOTH ~ comer that every devoted \imittues ~inesifD~ as during informal talks bf ij}e sho~(~hit.or$ throughout the "FRlENDRAlSER 11 AND "FUNDRAISE] ~:' collector has marked 011, meir weekend. ' ,". In 1966, The Liggett School maugu tal'endar. The best part is, you don't have to trek to New The University Liggett School Antiques Sl¥>w celebsites a U~vear history of The Liggett Antiques Show, in order York or Olicago to attend! < service.aAd~for one of America's leading independent schools. Proceeds while ensuring the future." A host < • Period English, American, French, Chinese, from the. ~Show benefit t~ teclmology program and 'Other immediate presented by dedicated and hard-war <1Ontinental and upholstered furniture, boxes, snuff- needs of me ~ ~ continuing a tradition of educational excellence in friends of the school, followed, all in --::.• 00 items, decorative art and accessories, copper, brass preparing ~ the cJ:allenges of the 21st Century. which would provide young people arid fireplace accessories, estate and antique jewelry, silver, educatiQrull experience . • Staffor&hire, porcelain, prints, drawings and paintings, as Over the years smce that first shm - well as Chinese export, Dutch Delft, French faience.lmari, Show has evolved into a "friend-raise Majolica, Oriental rugs, 19th~ntury textiles and Native raiser. It has ~ual merit, however, as American and Asian antiques will be featured at the 26th Much like a history class, the ULS Ar < celebration the University Liggett Antiques of School , source of cultural understanding for all ShoW, Saturday-Sunday, September 30 and October 1, illustrates a history of people by what tl 2000. imparts a special understandmg of and - The ULS show, noted as one of the premier antiques past. shows in the country. will be held at the middle scliool That heritage has exerted Its I campus, 850 Briarcliff Dnve, and features 35 of America's commUnity of today. Each day, ULS IS top 1Ultique dealen; from 16 states. Hours are 10:00 a.m.- preparing young people for the cha 6:00 p.m. on Saturday and noon~5:00 p.m. on Sunday. Century. The ULS students of today -Tickets are $10. The show is managed by Wendy Jennings. metropolitan Detroit, mcluding the cel The show weekend will also include performing arts range of suburban areas. They bnn~ presentations by ULS students, informal talks by show cultural diversity that IS one of the m exhibitors, and the always~popular Grand Raffle • with this ULS community ~ and a umque face I year's Grand Pme a 200l Volvo V70 T5, courtesy of Ford school education. Motor Company. Thanks to the link between ULS anc For the potential buyer as well as the browser, the ULS the school's innovative programs will c show is a "two-for-one" opportunity. Not only do you ~t to evolve, preparing whole new generatlOl see some exceptional antiques. you have the opportunity the challenges of their future. p~ at last year's show -* time to C4TeM!, excmaifae some af the many ~ antiques for selle. Thursday, September 28, 2000 YourHome Page 17 ,. 2000 ExHmrrOlS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• American Eagle Antiques* Hamson Township, Michigan W. Graham Arader III Philadelphia, Pennsylvama Deborah Bassett New York, New York Julian Beck Fine Art Eve here New York, New York Beechwood House Antiques Covmgcon, Kentucky Bettiques Rochester, New York Robert Burrows Antiques/PAW Inc. It'' rated a special event, Lebanon, Connecticut to "honor the past Busch & Fielding of successful shows, .. Samt Joseph, MlSSOun king volunteers and Classic Antiques* support of a school Chicago, lllmOls with a sound, basic D & B Antiques, Inc. New York,New York If, the ULS Antiques A WUKEND FULL Of EVENTSI Grosvenor Brant Antiques 'r" as well as a fund Cmcmnati, OhIO an educational tool. f course, there are more than antiques to Gwynby Antiques ltiques Show offers a explore dunng the show weekend! You can Cleveland Heights, OhiO who are involved. It enJoy a light luncheon, courtesy of The ley used or made and & Interior Expressions * Rattlesnake Club, daily 10 the Pmeapple Terrace, where Millwood, Vrrgtma appreciatton for our performing arts presentations by students will be THE GRAND RAm1: ULS Kunstkabinett* featured. Also, consider one or all of these special events! Raffle Tickets Still Available Impact on the ULS New York,New York busy with the task of $10.00 per ticket • 6 tickets for $50.00 Lyons Ltd. Antique Prints • THE. PRtVllW PARTY • 30 tickets for $200.00 llenges of the 21st Kicking off the excitement of the show weekend is the Menlo Park, Caltfomia come from all over much-anticipated Preview Party on Friday, September • 80 tlckets for $500.00 H. P. McLane ntral city and a wide 29, at 7:00 p.m. Patrons will have the opportunity to • 200 tickets for $1,000.00 Darien, Connecticut ~ an economic and preview a collection of antiques chosen to appeal to the The Merchant Princess* ajar strengths of the connoisseur as well as the novice collector. They'll also GRAND PRIZE Macon, Georgia t of an 10dependent enjoy a gourmet buffet dinner presented by Jimmy 2001 Volvo V70 T5 Mongenas Antiques* Schmidt, chef/propnetor of The Rattlesnake Club, and Courres,of Loveland, Ohio Ithe Antiques Show, entertainment. TIckets alld sponsorship opportunities are Ford Motor Company lane Moss Antiques Ltd. ontmue to grow and avatlable ranging m price from $70.$500. IlS of students to face New York,New York Geoffrey A. and Sbahabang Persian Carpets • THE GRAND RAffU. Georgian Style Mahogany 0rIev The 2000 Grand Raffle has a stunning array of prizes • SecretarylBookcase Troy, Michigan with this year's Grand Prize a 2001 Volvo V70 T5, Courtesy of Anne M. Piper courtesy of Ford Motor Company. Other Grand Raffle DuMouchelles Art GaIenes, Co. Keene, New Hampshlre prizes mclude: a Georgian Style Mahogany Preservation Interiors Secretary/Bookcase, courtesy of DuMouchelles Art Ralph Lauren Home Collection Franklm, Tennessee Galleries Co.; a Ralph Lauren Home Collection Estate Miriam Rogachefsky Antiques Chest, courtesy of Scott Shuptnne; a Pebble Beach Estate Chest Courtesy of Rochester, New York Resorts Getaway; a Platmum and Dtamond Bracelet, Sallea Antiques courtesy of edmund t. AHEE Jewelers; and a Framed Scott Shuptrine New Canaan, Connecticut Antique Lithograph, courtesy of W. Graham Arader Ill. Shaeffer's Antiques. Raffle tickets will be avaIlable for purchase throughout Pebble Beach Golf Vacation the show weekend. The drawmg will be held Sunday, Glyndon, Maryland October 1 at 5:00 p.m. Edward L. Steckler I Patricia Cobb Platinum and Diamond Bracelet Ann Arbor, Michigan • INfORMAL TALKS BY SHow ExHIBITORS Courtesy of Eve Stone Antiques, Ltd. • Tea Caddies - Sally B. Kaltman, SaUea Antiques, edmund t. AHEE Jewelers Woodbndge, Connecticut September 30, 1:00 p.m. Tang & Stevens Antiquei, Inc. • Old Master Drawings - Monroe Warshaw, Framed Antique Lithograph Atlanta, Georgta Kunstkabmett, September 30,3:00 p.m. Courtesy of Dede and Jim Taylor Antiques • The Art of Handmade Carpets - Geoffrey A. Orley, W Graham Arader III Blmungham, MlchH;:an Shahahang Persian Carpet~1 October 1, 2:00 p.m. Jayne Thompson Antiques You'll want to ~ave tlIt enttre weekend for this event! Drawing to be held at 5:00 p.m., Harrodsburg, Kentucky Charl~ L. Washburne After 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, these outstanding exhibitors SundJy, October 1,2000 , ' Will head back home/it may llr: an enure year before ULS Middle School Chappaqua, New York you'll have another chance 10 see these beautiful Weiss Antiqnes Gallery anttques - and to letm' from""'such expertenced and Ticket holders need not be present to wm Blrmmgham, MIChigan knowledgeahle dealers! Open only to residents at the Umted States Wellesley House, Ltd.* The ULS show only lasts two days - but the anttques Lake Forest, Illmols you'll purchase, the good ttme you'll have, the fnends White & White Antiques & Interiors, Inc. you'll make and the mstght you'll gam • these Will last a Michigan Raffle License #R 58145 Skaneateles, New York lifetime! Don't miss It! <;,. * New In 2000 Page 18 YourHome Thursday, September 28, 2000 Healthy soil for vigorous garden harvest Good, healthy soil provides plains and readily hold water. plants with the right amount of When dry, these soils become pow- nutrientst water and air to thrive. dery and difficult to rewet. Silty Understanding the characteristics soils hold more nutrients and of soil will help you improve your water than sandy ones. soil's health and the overall health Clayey soils readily retain water of your garden. and are easily compacted. Clay One indicator of healthy soil is soils require more time to dry out the number of earthworms it sup- in spring and may puddle. These ports. When a lot of organic matter soils also easily hold most nutri- is present, earthworms abound. ents. Healthy soil also is bursting with The addition of organic matter microorganisms breaking down will generally improve poor soils. organic matter into a usable form Organic matter improves sandy by plants. But thafs difficult to soils by retaining moisture and see. nutrients, and improves the "Know your soil," recommends drainage and aeration of silty and Julian Wesley,botanical supervisor clayey soils. for Boerner Botanical Gardens, "Add lots of compost," recom- Hales Corners, Wis. "Have your mends home gardener Ruth Alt, soil tested for the pH and levels of Glendale, Wis. UAnd use mulch that will decompose into compost. nitrogen, potassium and phospho- Soil structure gardening contains a mixture of all rus." four items. .. But don't forget to replace the Soil structure is detennined by You can determine the quality of Sand, the largest particle, allows nitrogen, which is drawn out of the your soil with some simple tests the amount of sand, silt, clay and soil by the decomposing mulch." organic matter it contains. The size air and water to infiltrate the soil that indicate its structure, pH level and drain well. But sandy soils also Natural organic fertilizers, and fertility. Armed with these and characteristic of each particle which come from biological materi- lack the ability to hold moisture basics, you can amend the soil affects the soil's ability to hold air, als, provide organic matter as well water and nutrients. Humus is the and nutrients. As a result, they appropriately and look forward to tend to dry out quickly and require as nutrients to soil, including the producing beautiful plants and organic component of soil. It is the nitrogen lost to decomposing remains of once-living organisms, more fertilization. flowers and a bountiful vegetable Silty soils usually occur in flood garden. mostly plants. The ideal soil for See SOIL, page 19 : , I Thursday, September 28, 2000 YourHome Page 19 Potassium is a word derived Soil from potash (chemical symbol K). II .... In the past, this nutrient was cea.., From page 18 applied to gardens in the form of Qrq ...... wood ashes. It is necessary for ....- mulch. Milorganite, for example, is ____ lIiItlt t I • ...... -- a... a natural organic fertilizer that flower and fruit production. It also -2) (148)_.". contains a high amount of organic is responsible for heal thy growth, Associates www.century21-associates.com matter - up to 40 percent carbon. resistance to disease and cold, and aids plants in utilizing other nutri- Proper pH ents. "The most important thing to do when you begin gardening is to test Nalural organic fertilizer and then amend the soil to bring it Fertilizers replace nutrients that up to the proper pH level," recom- have been used up from the soil. mends Alt. Whether you use a natural organic A soil's pH value indicates the fertilizer or a synthetic chemical acid or alkaline level and can affect fertilizer is a personal preference. LOOKING FOR SOMETHINGr Here it is! PERFECTIN EVERYWAY!thiS fabulous home A larger brick ranch In the Woods WIth a the availability of some nutrients Although each has benefits, natur- In Groue POinte Woods boasts three two car attached garage. Terrific floor plan bedrooms. one and one half baths, formaJ ..... to plants. The ideal pH level for al organic fertilizers may provide fertile soil is 7.0, which is consid- Including a large kitchen that opens up to dmmg room. Ronda room. natural fireplace, your garden with a bit more of the fabulous family room! Won't last long. finIShed basement, recreatIOn room. two and ered neutral. For most edible what it needs. G33-AN-88. $259,900 one half car garage. and a great comer lot! plants, a pH range of 5.5 to 7.5 is Natural organic fertilizers pro- G33.RO.8S. $275.000. good.Amendments can be added to vide nutrients and encourage Grosse Pointe Woods Office Grosse Pointe Woods OfIice bring the soil closer to neutral, but microorganisms to thrive. The (313) 886.5040 (3 13) 886.5040 organic matter, especially compost, organic materials turn into humus tends to neutralize soil over time. as microorganisms in the soil To test the pH of your soil, use a break them down. Synthetic fertil- do-it-yourself pH kit available at izers tend to deplete organic mat- garden centers, or send a soil sam- ter in the soil, which leads to a ple to your local county extension more compacted soil. It also mar agent. Home kits also may test fer- interrupt the ecology of the SOlI tility by measuring the relative with its quick release of nutrients. amount of nitrogen, potassium and Beneficial microorganisms can be phosphorus. University extension harmed, while harmful microor- laboratories will test soil for a ganisms may be encouraged. REDUCED GROSSE POINTE WOODS NEW ON MARKET! thiS lovely home in a small fee and may provide a more "A slow release fertilizer, like CHARMER! Move nght into thiS three beautiful neighborhood features natural extensive analysis and recommen- Milorganite, is good," explains bedroom, two bath bungalow WIth updated fireplace In large hving room, breakfast nook dations. A soil's pH can change over Dennis Lukaszewski, urban agri- kitchen and bath. beautiful hardwood floors off kJtchen, formal dlnmg room, master time and should be checked every Neutrally decorated. Natural fireplace. new bedroom WIth half bath and SItting area. plus culture program coordinator for two and one half car garage, and large deck much more! G33-LO-20. $175.900 three to four years. the University Extension and patio. G33-RO-16. $209,900 Milwaukee County. "It encourages Grosse Pointe Woods Office Grosse Pointe Woods Office Fertility microbial activity in the soil." (313) 886-5040 (313) 886.5040 Nutrients from natural organic How well soil supports plant life fertilizers are released into the soil determines its fertility. Three basic over a longer period of time at a nutrients are essential to plants: rate the plants can use. The rapid nitrogen, phosphonIs and potassi- release of nutrients from synthetic um. fertilizers may cause run-off and On packages of fertilizer you'll ground-water concerns. find the N-P-K ratio - nitrogen "A slow release of nutrients, (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium especially nitrogen, is beneficial to (K). Potassium also is referred to plants," explains Archer. "PI~nts as potash - K is its chemical sym- that receive a quick shot of mtro- boL gen grow to~. quickly,. increasing PRICED BElOW MARKET!!! Mint JUST WAmNG FOR YOU'! Enjoy hvmg in "N-P-K is the amount of macro condItion describes thiS four bedroom. first thiS three bedroom bnck ranch nestled on their susceptIbIlIty to disease. Top- floor laundry, finished basement home. All a deep lot. Updated kitchen. WIndows, roof nutrients in the fertilizer by heavy plants may grow at the kJtchen appliances stay. Deck, bnck patio. and hot water heater. Ronda room and weight. It's guaranteed by law," expense of root growth and may Seller needs It sold!! 10024487 finrshed basement. 10021757 explains Archer. "For example: If impede their ability to set flowers the N is 6, the product contains 6 and fruit." percent nitrogen by weight. In a St. Clair Shores Office St. Clair Shores Office A slow-release natural organic (810) 778-8100 (810)nUloo 40-pound bag of Milorganite, that's fertilizer may take a little longer to 2.4 pounds of nitrogen." show results, but you won't need to Nitrogen is vital for healthy leaf fertilize as often. You'll save time and stem growth. It is the promi- because they require less frequent nent nutrient in fertilizers application than their chemical designed to stimulate foliage counterparts. growth. It promotes quick growth There are many benefits to nat- and dark green foliage. Too much nitrogen can cause plants to ural organic fertilizers, like become leggy. Too little will stunt Milorganite, that home gardeners growth. will certainly appreciate. But Phosphorus promotes s~rongro~t Lukaszewski puts it best, "You SHORES RANCH ON CANAL 25 X 21 TWO FAMILY ROOM All brick two family growth and aids flowenng, fruIt can't mess up with Milorganite." vaulted cedmg family room WIth wet bar and home WIth two ranges and refngerators New and seed production. This nutrient How can you dispute someone who fireplace. finrshed basement, large deck. gasJ water furnace Beautiful wood arched hardwood floors, covered hOist and doors. wet plaster and hardwood floors is especially important to vegetable used this natural organic fertilizer oversized garage awaits you!! 10016531. 10021860. gardens, fruit trees, bulbs and to grow 100 varieties of tomatoes newly planted bare root plants. last season. a total of 1,000 toma- Phosphorus must be placed near to plants? St. Clair Shores Office St. Clair Shores Oftice the roots where the plant can use (81 0) 778-81 00 (810 778-8100 it. - Courtesy of ARA Content Page 20 YourHome Thursday, September 28,2000 More consumers find vacation-home ownership a worthwhile investment More than 3 million pricing variation; Americans own vaca- • Vacation or second tion homes, repre- homes must be suit- senting a staggering able for year-round 900 percent growth occupancy, meaning since 1980. according the home must be to Hotel and Motel weatherized and have We're MORE ... Management. And with adequate heating and today's baby boomers cooling. looking at retirement "Home buyers may experi- options, consumer demand is ence a few additional thanju5t lumber] at an all-time high for the vaca- requirements when applying tion-home investment. for a vacation home vs. buying "Today's interest rates. coupled their primary home," says May. We'reDEDICATED...to customers satisfaction! with the availability of products "However, the benefit of lower and services designed for multiple down payment requirements and home ownership, make today a the advantages of owning a second great time to purchase a vacation home make it worth the time and home," says Paul May, area man- investment. " ager for the Troy area of Wells Besides the obvious perks to Fargo Home Mortgage Inc.• a lead- owning a second home, homeown- ing originator and servicer of home ers also receive several tax benefits mortgages. "Second homes give with dual home ownership. One homeowners a place to relax, advantage is the ability to deduct unwind and vacation, and also up to $1 million of the mortgage serve as a great investment and interest when purchasing or residence during retirement." improving a principal residence May said home buyers should and one other home. This may understand the financing require- allow homeowners to fully deduct ments and guidelines the mortgage mortgage interest and property industry follows regarding vaca- taxes on a second home. In addi- tion and second homes: tion, income earned on a second • Several lenders, including home, when it is rented for less Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, than 15 days per year, is consid- require only a 10 percent downpay- ered tax-free, meaning the home- ment on a second home, although owner is not required to pay taxes some lenders still require up to 30 on that income earned. percent of the total cost of the "Vacation and second homes do home; not need to be pricey coastal • Potential rental income on a retreats," says May. "Today's home vacation home cannot be used to financing products and interest qualify a borrower for a mortgage rates make a variety of price loan; options available to consumers. • Financing for vacation homes There's never been a better time to used as rental property costs purchase a second home." slightly more than conventional For more information about loans, typically interest rates are mortgage products and services. one-eighth to three-eighths of a visit Wells Fargo Home Mortgage percent higher. 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Fabulous newer gourmet cathedral ceIlings, formal dimng room, large open kttchen WIthIslandand all appliances. space with hardwood floors. Dramatic kttchen Withloads ofcabmets, Island counter d10lng room, step down great room with and eatmg space Oakl100rs throughout. Four First floor laundry room, full basement, two and one half car attached garage, four bed- fireplace. Walkmg distance to Grosse bedrooms, two and one half baths, wonderful Pomte South HI . fal1lJl room leadm to ver boo rooms three and one half baths. 79 000. 90 DEEPLANDS 175 COUNTRY CLUB GROSSE POINTE SHORES GROSSE POINTE FARMS One and one half bath Colomal.Approximately Fantastic "Park-like setting" only four Sprawling ranch In quaint neighborhood. Large open home WIth lots of room to houses on the court. Updated Colonial Family room, with wet bar and natural grow. Custom built 10 cabinets, drawers, 2,000 square feel Completely renovated. New hardwood l100rson first floor, new SpaCIOUS features four bedrooms, two and one half fireplace, central air, living room With newer Anderson windows, slate entrance natural fireplace. Three bedroom, two and foyer, tiled kitchen {Joor, eating area, gramte kttchen, den, lower level fal1lJlyroom baths, 24 foot family room, den, sunken carpeted with second fireplace. Bnck pabo m living room, formal dimng room. recre- one half bath, full tiled recreation room coved ceilings, hardwood 1100rs,skylights With bath two car attached ara e. in . room with stone natural fi lace. bac ard. atIOn room 10 basement. 314 UNIVERSITY PLACE 61 N. DEEPLANDS 1816 ALINE GROSSE POINTE SHORES GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POINTE CITY ~ Great street, beautifully maintained Diamond in the rough! Turn of the 1900's This charming home with multiple fire- Beautiful Colomal in excellent condItion. places resides 10 one of Grosse Pointe Cathedral celling famIly room with natur- Colonial. Updated kitchen, fUnlace with Georgian Revival on one and one half lots. central air and roof all new in the last two Needs renovation and improvements. Shores pristine streets, eloquent country al fireplace. Wonderful newer kitchen Carriage house above, three car garage. style kttchen with pinewood floors, two with eating space. One and one half baths, years. Kitchen features all appliances, ceramic tile and snack bar. Beautiful $795,000. beautiful big bedrooms on each level, pan- living room WIth natural fireplace, formal eled library with gas natural fireplace. dinin room. Three SpaCIOUSbedrooms. lower level family room. 1326 LAKEPOINTE 1034 WHI'ITIER, NIce Size home for the pTlce. New roof Well maintained four bedroom, two and Just move Into thIS charming bungalow Excellent rental area 4 umt Income Total and furnace In '91, updated 200 AMP Clr- one half bath Colomal in great location. and call It home!! Beautiful natural wood- rents $2,250 each. VOlt features little different CUltbreaker electncal box. Newer hot Master bedroom with full oath. Den With work, hardwood floors and spacIOus l100rplan Each umt has beauttful hardwood water tank 10 '96. Upstairs bedroom and neh wood paneling. Beautiful hardwood rooms. Kitchen With all appliances. floors, screen porch upstaITSand downstaIrs, bathroom new '94 Some newer Windows floors, caved ceIlings and cop,Per plumb. Second floor bedroom features a generous steam heat, separate water and electrical. upstaIrs. Large backyard with room to mg. BIg picture w1Odowin kitchen that carpeted sittmg area room. bUlld a 3 car ra e if needed. overlooKs the beaubfull landsca ed ard. OPEN HOMES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2000 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2000 175 CountJy Club ••••••••••• GPF 1620 Torrey ••.•.••••••.•. GPW 21 Fisher •••.••••••.••.•.• CPC 364 Belanger GPF 1003 Cadieux •••••••••.•••. CPP 21 Fisher •••.••.••••...••• GPC 475 Keelson DET 243 Beaupre GPF 1326 Lakepointe •••••.•••••. CPP 1816 Aline ••.•••.••••.... GPW 1816 Aline ••.•••.••.•.••. CPW 1003 Cadieux • • • • • • • • . • • • . .CPP 475 Keelson •••••••••••••• DET 22919 Colony ••.••..•••••.• SCS 1326 Lakepointe •..••••••••• GPP 22919 Colony ..•••••••.•.•• SCS • !I , • Thursday, September 28, 2000 YourHome Page 23 Jim ~aro~ A8ency, Inc. 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI. (313) 886.9030 $495,900!!! THE CASTLE 475 KEELSON 530 PARhTIEW Beautiful custom bUIlt English Tudor In Has been used for wedding receptIOns and Detroit's premiere community on partIes as well as over nIght accommoda- Grayhaven Island. 100 feet frontage on tIOns for the past ten years. BUilt in 1898 finest canal In Metro-DetroIt. Features thiS castle ISgreat for the exclUSivesmgle four bedrooms, two full baths, remodeled famIly owner or great potential for multi- kitchen. Much more!!! famIly or condo conversIOn. Located m the Berry SubdivisIOn. 636 PEMBERTON 1003 CADIEl'X I'DOlO:CP PO'1\"T'~' DA DU GROSSE POINTE PAnK V"'-'\,JU~LJ • 'J ...... &'.,4 .. {Jo.&,-al. Great Grosse POinte Farms location. Nestled in a private area this beautiful Beautiful Colomal m great conditIOn. Picture book ColOnIal one block from the Excellent condition, three bedroom bnck ranch home features Informal hvmg room Super kitchen, many new features. Large lake on overSized lot 113 acre. Lots of bungalow with one and one half baths. recently painted With coved ceiling updates: New roof (98), gas forced air Hardwood floors, formal dining room. closets throughout. Great ceramic tile, throughout and natural fIreplace. Kitchen wonderful woodwork and leaded glass. (98), hardwood floors on first level. Four Screen porch, gas forced air furnace and has plenty of counter and cabmet space bedrooms that Includes a master bedroom central air. and view from a beautiful ba window. You have to see thiS one!!! suite, two and one half car heated garage. 243 BEAUPRE 19709 CALIFOR~IA GROSSE POINTE FARMS ST. CLAIR SHORES '~(~ ..... , '}.~~ .... !l:<:~ ..."...... ,~ ....s:t:1( .. .~.$l::. ,: Sharp two bedroom raneh with open floor Excellent neighborhood. Newer kitchen Super locatIOn on this clean two bedroom Central air condition, many Improve- plan in excellent Farms location. Woodpan- With buIlt-m dishwasher, stove and refng- bnck ranch. Natural fireplace, Florida ments, new kitchen, dishwasher, garbage eled hbrary Withbullt-m shelving. Natural erator. Central air conditiomng, hard- room, full basement and attached garage. diSposal, floor and more! Completely fireplace m hvmg room. Dmmg room. wood floors, tiled basement With full bath Home ISm good condition and offers repainted and new carpeting throughout. Beautiful Florida room to well kept rear including stall shower an absolute doll Immediate occupancy. Recently reduced Fimshed basement. $133,500!!! rounds. Lar e a en basement house $159,900!! to $194 900. 22634 CAROLINA 488 PARlf\ilEW 12587 EAST OUTER DRIVE 20299-20301 MOROSS Ready for immediate occupancy! Great urban location mcludmg bUildable Sharp East Enghsh Village Coiomal. Well mamtamed two family income in Wonderful St. Clair Shores neighborhood. canal front lot (170'X148l. Histone Berry Newer carpeting and decor. Circular floor great locatIOn for personnel of St. John Three bedroom brick ranch, fImshed base- SubdiVIsion,natural fireplacem hvmg room ment lots of storage! Glass olock windows, plan and family' room (prepared for base- HospItal. Central air m lower, two car .gas forced air furnace with central air. and master bedroom, three car garage, board heat) With doorwall. new dnveway, garage. Low mamtenance, Newer cement, two car detached garage. house needs renovation, but IS10 general secunty system, roof shmgles '90. separate utilities. A Iiances included. ood condition. Ex anslOnthird floorattic. 18942 MALLINA " Unbehevable home that ISa must see'!! Move 10 condition, Just bring your SUit- Sharp three bedroom bnck In pnme Great home for growmg famIly on a bud- Check out these updates In last two years. cases!!! Freshly pamted, new carpet, new Elghtl Kelly locale. Large master With get. Warren, Eastpointe schools, three Kitchen With custom bUIlt counters, easy tear off roof, new kItchen completel~ ren- two oouble closets. Uodated kitchen With bedrooms, one and one half bath, family 'care wood f1oonng. Red oak f100rmg and ovated, new cabmets, countertops, floor- good counter space. Nicely fmlshed base- room, laundry room, fenced yard, Imme- tnm work added m livmg room. New roof Ing. New wood bamster, new faucets, van- ment With lavatory. Alummum storms, 1Ylth35 year warranty, VinylWindows, two Ity, medlcme cabmets, wood ~nelea fam- screens and tnm, alarm system. diate occupancy-must see! $109,000. and one half car ara e. II" room. Recreation room in basement. Thursday, September 28, 2000 YourHome Page 25 YOUnHOME fIX: 313-343-556~ CLRtII'HOVERTI5ING grossepotntenews com http / / DEADLINES Frequency d I!SOHn!} gIVen lor mulh-week scheduled 703 ApI5/flats/Duplex- 722 Vacation Rental-Out of Stote 813 Northem MlchlQan Hamill odverln,ng WIth prepayment or credot opprovel RfAL ESTATE FOft SAI.E & RENT Wanted to Rent 723 Vacation Rental- 814 Norlhem Michigan LOI$ CoIl lor rol8J .... for more ,nlormohon REAl. ESTATE 1t£SOUlCE: 704 Houses -St CIo,r Counly Northern MIChIgan 815 Out of State Properly ~"I..~oodoini Phone lines ~CIIl be busY en Monday & btsday MONDAY .4 P.M 816 Real Estate Exchange CLASSIfIfDS IAU ontfIl CLASSifICATION SI Mormngs ... li-e caI before decxI..... 705 Houses - Grosse POlnte/ 724 Vacallon Rental- Resort 817 Real Estate Wonted TUESDAY 12 NOON 1c.l1."w., doN...., ClASSIfYJHG & aNSORSHIP: We Harper Woods 725 Rentals/Leas,ng PAYMENTS reserve the nght to ckmlly each cd under ,n 706 Detrart/Bolance Wayne County Out.State M,ch'90n 818 Sale or Lease Prw!aynler'tUS l!!I/!l!I: o pproprtOIe head, ng The publisher reserves the 707 Houses - St Cla,r Shores/ 819 Cemetery lots W~!C8~ ViiO, M.asler<:ard, Cosh, Chec~ fight 10 ed, t or reilld ad tOf'l' subnultlld lor Macon'lb Counly 820 BultnesSM for Sate AD STTLfS: 708 Houses Wanted to Rent REAL ESTAtE FOR SALE Word~h 12~' $1215, & ADJUSTMENTS: &0CT'i&..s 709 TownhouSM/Condos for Rent 800 Houses for Sale odd'honol wOrds, 65( each R.espoo s.bdlly lot douof.ed od-temslll9 error 1$ AbbnMatlOllI~ CKCepIed, I,mded 10e1l!let a cone.nohan of t!le charge or 0 710 Tawnhou./Condos Wanted 801 CommerCJalBulfdlngs REALmATE RESOURCE " MeolUred Ads $21 55 per ~IIIM mcil re rim 01 dft [lOri1On onerror Noh ~cottQll musl 7~ 1 Garages/Mln, Storage Far Rent 802 CommerCial Property 830 Grosse Poonte Shores Border Ads $23 70 per c.oIumn 'nch be g'ven If' hIRe lor ~ ,"the Iollowln9 712 Garages/M,n, Starage Wonted 803 Condos/ Apts /Flats 831 Grosse Poonte Woods FUU PAGE $AOO 00 ,ssue We~wme no respon"b.I,1y lor the Klme 713 Industnal/Warehouse Rental 804 Country Homes 832 Gro~se POinte Farms 1/2 PAGE $27500 after the msel1loll lint Quar1er$ to 805 Farms 833 Graue Poonte Cly 1/.4 PAGE 5200.00 714 LIVing Share 1/8 PAGE $12500 REAL ESTAlE fOR RENT 715 Motor Homes For Rent 806 Flonda Property 834 Grosse POinte Park Photo Ads $3500 (JrnOUphoto WIth 700 Ap!s1flats/Duplex- 716 Offices/Commerclal For Rent 807 Investment Properly 835 DetrOit In Column 15 _nhl Groue Pointe/Harper Woods 717 Offices/Commerclcl Wanted 808 Lake/RIver Hames 836 Harper Woods Resource $9 25 per lone 7m Aprs/Flats/Ouplex- 718 Property Management 809 Lake/River I.ats 837 5t Cla,r Shores $:l 50 per I.ne when place WIth Detwit/Balance Wayne Counly 719 Rent With Option to Buy 810 Lake/Rrver ReiOfls 838 Northern Michigan Property m,nlmUm _rd cd ,n "Your Home- 702 AptsjFkm/Dvplex- 720 Rooms for Rent 811 lots for Sale 839 Florida St Clair Shorlll/Macomb Covnly 721 Vacahon Rental- Florida 812 Mortgages/Land Contracts 840 All Other Area~ ESTUTE F 0 n RENT 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINHS/HARPER WOODS POINHS/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS 1 bedroom apartment, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, up- 950 Harcourt. 2 bed. BEACONSFIELD south GROSSE Pointe- Upper MARYLAND. St. Paul, 2 $550. Heat included. per flat. Rivard, near room lower, living of Jefferson. 3 bed- 2 bedroom, hardwood bedroom upper. fresh- 313-881-4127 Pager Mack. New owners. room with fireplace, room upper. Refinish- floors, basement, ly painted, off- street 313-958-0800. Wood floors, natural dining room, remod. ed hardwood floors, complete ley remod- parking, $685 plus fireplace, Florida eled kitchen with eat- freshly painted. Up- eled. $800. (313)823- utilities & security de- 1240 Wayburn, very room, diVided base- ing space, enclosed dated throughout. Ap- 1432 POSIt. Appliances in- nice lower, 2 bed- ment. $850. 313-821- porch, 2 car garage, pliances, garage park- eluded. 313-822-1496 rooms, air, newer car- 0346 or 313-506- air, no pets. Available ing. $800. No pets. HARCOURT - 2 bed- peting, garage. lots of 8816, leave message. approximately Octo- 313-882-6064 room lower, all appli- NEFF spacious, 2 bed- room. $750/ month. ber 1. $925/ month. ances, fireplace, Flon- room, 1 bath lower, all 4 bedroom, apartment, BEACONSFIELD. 1 313-881-2830 (313)884-6904 da room, central air. appliances. natural 2,600 square feet. Re- bedroom penthouse, garage. No pets/ fireplace, central air, 990 Nottingham, upper 1418 Somerset, 6 room modeled new kitchen excellent natural light, smoking. $1,100. lawn & snow service, 5 room apartment. upper. Immaculate. & bath. No smoking. new kitchen, applian- (313)874-2427 $950/ month plus util- Carpeted, stove, re- Appliances, no smok- $1,350. Call for de- ces, h~ood, laun. ities, plus 1 month se- frigerator. No pets. ing. No children. Off tails. 313-822-5534 dry, ti,at, parking. HUGE Harcourt- 2 bed- curity. No smokmg, no $590 month plus see $625 'per month. room 2 bath upper. street parking. $795/ 414 Neff, 4 bedrooms, 2 pets. 313-885-3749 month. Security de- curity depOSIt. 313. Available immediately. No pets, no smoking. 1/2 baths, central air, 571.1866 No pets. (313)822- $995. 313-824-2041 POSit, and lease re- 2 car garage, full NOTTINGHAM- 2 bed- 8404,6- 9p.m. qUired. Immediate. basement. $1,400. AFFORDABLE Town- LAKEPOINTE- 1077- room upper In 4 unit (313)882-9785 Crane Realty, 313. house living in Grosse BEACONSFIELD- 2 large open 2 bedroom building. Appliances 884-6451 Pointe Woods. Metic- bedroom, dining Included. $575 plus 14933 Hampton, Grosse upper, refinished ulously maintained 2 room. hardwood bedroom, hardwood security. 734-462- Pomte Park. Sunny 474 Neff, upper, 6 bedroom, 1 bath, full floors. Appliances. floors. Newer carpet- 1673 one bedroom, com- rooms, clean. $950/ basement, new kitch- laundry, porch, park- pletely renovated With month, security. 109, freshly painted en with appliances, mg. 313-824.3849 throughout. New ONE bedroom, 606 St. kitchen and dishwash- (313)885-2808, after Clair. Excellent loca- central air, cable kitchen linoleum, sun- er. Heat included. 6pm. BEACONSFIELD- qUiet ready. No pets. $825 porch and pantry. tIOn, condition. Major $550. (313)822-3331 building, 2 bedroom 768 Harcourt, elegant 2 per month. (248)848- Separate utilItIes. appliances. $700. upper, laundry, stor- bedroom lower, living 1150. Basement, all applian- (313)885-4725 1740 Amta, Grosse age, no pets. $525, room With fireplace, BEACONSFIELD 2 ces. Concerned land- Pointe Woods. 2 bed- November 1st. 810. PERFECT location- 1 formal dining room, bedroom lower, hard- lord. $875/ month, room. SpacIous mas. 772.0041 bedroom lower, hard- new kitchen, offlcel wood floors, natural plus depOSIt. Must ter bedroom, newly wood floors, fireplace. den. Flonda room, ga- woodwork, updated BRIGHT & sunny 2 bed- see! (313)822-8942 decorated. Central aIr, Grosse POinte Park. all appliances. Base- rage parking, central kitchen with stove & room lower, refinished LAKE POINTE- 3 bed- New appliances, heat ment, garage. QUiet air, neutral decor, pn- refrigerator, micro- hardwood floors, room, 2 bath lower Included. No smoklngl neighborhood. Close vate laundry & stor- wave. Washer & dryer freshly painted, all ap- flat, newly remodeled, pets. $590. 248-542- to shopping & church- age. Non smoking priVIleges $695 plus pliances Included, off- garage, central air, 6762, 810-758-4050 es No pets or smok- profeSSional prefer- security, ImmedIate street parking. Excel- red. $1,300 313-824- occupancy 313-824- lent location. $750. natural gas heat. Ing. $875. 313-884- RIVARD- 927, Two bed- 313-610-5050 $1,100. 313-824-2687 1409 2282 7733 room lower. Central GROSSE POinte 2 bed- MARYLAND- small but aIr, appliances, finish- 2 bedroom upper- Bea- room. Includes heaV very pretty 1 bedroom ed hardwood floors, consfield, South of water, appliances, lower, no dogs. $475, garage, sharp decor. Jefferson. Heat and COin laundry, parking. available now. 313- Lease $875. 313-505- appliances Included $625 313-886-2920 331-7330 1150 $650. (313)331-7878 Page 26 YourHome Thursday, September 28,2000 10S HOuSES fOR rUNT lu) HOu')ES fOR K~N 700 APTS/flATS/ DUPLEX 701 APTS/ fi.ATS/DUPLEX 701 APTS; fLAl i/ DUPLEX 700 APiS,'flATS, DUPLEX POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINHS/HARPE.R WOODS POINTESjHARPER WOODS DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY DETROIT / WAYNE COUNTY POINTES/HARPER WOODS GROSSE POinte Farms. EASTLAND area. fur- 2207 Allard, Gros.se SHORT TERM LEASE TROMBLEY. Great 2 bedroom upper flat, Conveniently located nished basement Pointe Woods. COMPLETELY space and immacu- garage. $625/ month apartment, private en- Charming 2 bedroom three bedroom colo- FURNISHED late condition! Fabu- plus utilities. Referen- trance. $550. month home. Hardwood nial near schools, EXECUTIVE CONDO lous three bedroom, ces, credIt check. Includes utilities. 313- floors, fireplace, cen- transportation, shop- two bath first floor (313)885-4685 Luxury condo in the 526-6485 or 313-829- tral air. Attached ga- ping and Pier Park. Village. Available NOW. apartment with den rage. Finrshed base- ALTER Road, near lake, 4510 pager. $1 ,500 per month. Two bedroom unit, and two car garage. ment. No pets. 2 bedroom lower. Ap- Subject to satisfactory beautifully furnished, $1,500 per month. NOTTINGHAM, 5 room $1,1001 month. pliances, fenced yard, credit report. John- rent includes all applian- Johnstone & John- upper, carpeted, ap- (313)886-3253 garage. $6251 month. ces, china, silverware, stone, (313)884-0600 pliances, heat includ- stone & Johnstone, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, linens, TVI VCR, all util- 313-885-0470 ed, $400 plus security (313)884-0600 all brick colonial, 2 1/2 ities, local phone, news- UNIQUE 2 level upper, depOSIt. No pets. No ALTER! Jefferson- car garage, new kitch- papers, heat' air, etc. oak spiral staircase, 2 children. 313-372- GROSSE Pointe Park, Pointe Manor apart- en & windows. No Minimum lease baths, new kitchen, 2 9866 Wayburn. 1 bedroom ments. 1 bedroom: Pets $1,400 per two months. bedrooms plus loft. 702 APTS/fLATS/DUPlEX rear cottage. Applian- $380. Studio: $320. month (313)884-0066 $1,500 per month. $925 plus utilities. ces, carpel, washerl All utilities included. S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY (313)882-0899. 313-824-5020 414 Neff, 4 bedrooms, 2 dryer, air, no pets, (313)331-6971 9 Milel Greater Mack, Monday- Friday, 9a- 5p 1/2 baths, central air, credit check, lease. large 1 bedroom, first VILLAGE- n9 St. Clair. 2 car garage, full $575, security $675. SPACIOUS 1 bedroom ALTER! Kercheval, stu- floor, heat & water in- Attractive 2 bedroom, basement. $1,400. 313-864-4666 upper or lower apart- dio, $310 per month $875 plus utilities. cluded. $550. 248- Crane Realty, 313- ment with living, din- includes heat, appli- (313)343-8462, 313- 887-6251 GROSSE Pointe ing rooms; kitchen ances. Available now. 884-6451 882-4988 Woods- charming 3 with appliances. A 313-885-0031 MOVE in special- 1 bed- BUY homes from $1991 bedroom colonial, 1 walk-out sundeck, robm spacious, town- month. Foreclosures! WALK to Village. 2 bed- 1/2 bath, fireplace, fin- large walk- in closets. APARTMENT- 1 bed- house style apart- 4% down. Listingsl Includes shared use room, parking, base- ished basement, 2 1/2 room. Cadieux! Mack. ment. Basement. payment details. 800- of basement and ga- ment, appliance. $700 $500. Morang, $425. Eastpointe, 91 Gratiot car garage. $1,600. rage. $415/ month, in- plus utilities. 313499- 319-3323, ext.H089 Clean. Credit check. area. Air, appliances (313)640-4810 cludes heat' water. No 1694 included, Kennedy CLASSIC 4 bedroom pets. Excellent area. 313-8824132 Park pool privileges. Grosse Pointe Shores GROSSE Pointe Please call, (810)n5- WATERFRONT carriage $525/ month- Ask for colonial. Dining, family Woods- Hollywood, 7164, 4- 9pm. apartment. Windmill BOLEYN- 1 bedroom senior discounts. 313- & first floor laundry. off Mack. Clelln 2 Pointe. Furnished, 2- upper. Heat, water, 885-8300, 313.350- Rent $5,000/ month or bedroom, brick ranch. SPACIOUS, 2 bedroom 3 bedroom, 2 baths. appliances included. 3147 sale, $579,900. 810- Stove, refngerator. townhouse, off-street $2,4001 month. In- Credit check. $450. 228-2287 References required. parking, newly paint- cludes utilities. $675 security. ONE bedroom apart- No pets, lease. ed. Grosse Pointe (313)824-8608 (810)774-7386 ments for rent- Harper ELEGANT, clean $1,000. (313)884- schools. $6001 month. Woodsl St. Clair Grosse Pointe home, CADIEUX! HARPER. 4 bedrooms, near 1340 Call 313-824-201 0 WOODS- Vernier Shores. One bedroom Clean, charming 1 units available. Coin schools. No pets. SPACIOUS, clean 1 charming, duplex. GROSSE Pointe- 3 bed- bedroom upper with laundry and storage. $1,100+ security. bedroom on Beacons- Clean 2 bedroom, ap- room, 1 bath, updated appliances. $425. One month security. (313)372-1566 field. Hardwood floors. pliances, den. Sepa- kitchen with applian- 248-644 2549 $535- $575 per Available November rate basement' ga- EXECUTIVE home in ces, dining room, hv- 1. $5751 month, in- rage. No smoking! month. No petsl no CADIEUX! Mack, 2 bed- the heart of Grosse Ing room, family room cludes heat. 313-822- pets. $850. 313-885- smoking. The Blake room, corner upper POinte Woods. Prime with fireplace, finished - 4965 2909 Company, 313-881- Co- op. All applian- location. Corner lot, 4 basement With bath- 6102 SPACIOUS, GracIous ces, heat, hot water, bedrooms, 2 1/2 room, washerl dryer upper- ThiS well- ap- $500 (credit check). 705 HOUSES fOR RENT baths, formal dining included, 2 car ga- pointed 3 bedroom, 2 :. FURNISHED- .: 17161 Denver. Open POINTES/HARPER WOODS room, updated kitchen rage. $1,700. with eating area. Flori- bath flat on Windmill 730 TROMBLEY Sunday 1- 3pm. 313- $1,300 Farms- 3 bed- (313)884-4887 Pomte Drive, offers Near Windmill Pointe, 567-7470; call: Friday, da room, natural fire- includes all furnishings, rooms, 2 baths. Air, place, finished base- HARPER Woods- 3 bnght, airy rooms, an bedding, fully eqUiPped Saturday; 10am- 6pm) fireplace. Near school, ment, ADT security eat- in kitchen, central new kitchen. lV, all shopping. (313)881- bedroom, 2 bath, brick system. 2 car attach- air and a two- car ga- utl11tles, phone, totally CHARMING 2 bedroom 9687 ranch. All appliances. rage. Ready for Imme- redone 2 bedroom upper. Mornmgside ed garage, fenced Finished basement. 2 month minimum at S1,700 1091 Lakepointe- 4 bed- commuOity. East War- yard. $1,800/month . Garage. $900. Rental diate occupancy at rooms, 2 baths, appli- $1,400 monthly. .313-461-5622- ren/ Outer Drive. For- Also available furnish- Pros, 810-773-Rent ances, hardwood •• •• mal dining, faux fire- ed.810-792-3990. (313)884-6200 floors, new carpeting. place, terrace. Freshly HARPER Woods- 3 $1,070/ month. EXECUTIVE rental, TOWNHOUSE 2 bed- SHORT TERM painted. No children, bedroom, fenced FURNISHED (313)884-2990 short- long term. rooms, 1.5 baths, nat- smoking, pets; $575 yard, Grosse Pointe 2 and 3 bedroom, Farms, 482 Touraine. ural fireplace, central 17836 MAUMEE Grosse Pomte Includes plus heaV 1 1/2 secur- Tastefully decorated & schools. $700. air, close to Village, comer Lincoln cable, phone, air Sharp. Ity.313-886-8918 furnished. Master (248)544-8194 private basement, all 2 Bedroom Carnage well decorated Rivard, bedroom SUite & sec- appliances. $1,050. Neff or Harcourt EAST English VIllage, 2 House for lease. ond bedroom. Gour- OPEN floor plan. 2 bed- per month. Call From $1700 bedroom upper. Hard- New kitchen, all new met kitchen. Every- room WIth private (313)345-0527 MInimum 3 month wood floors. $500 paint' carpeting, 313-886-2496 thing plus cable in- baths. Den. Great lo- plus security deposit. No pets. Non-smokers. TOWNHOUSE 10 313-51Q.8835 cluded. $1,7501 cation in Grosse 313-881-4509 $9501 month. Grosse Pointe month. Call 313-885- POinte Woods. ------Lucido & Associates, Woods. Meticulously 8843 or 313-822-8660 $1,600. Call Tappan, EAST English Village- mamtalned. 3 bed- 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX (313)882-1010 (313)884-6200 upper flat. 2 bedroom, room, 1 11 2 bath with DETROIT /WAYNE (OUNTY laundry, balcony, fire- full basement. New WOODS- charming 3 2 bedroom flat, St. John place, smgle, qUiet kitchen With applian- bedroom. 2 bath farm- Hospital area. Appli- non-smoker only. ces, central air, cable house. Very clean, ances Included, $6001 $675. Includes heat, ready. No pets. $1,200/ month. 313- month 313-682-0209 water & cable. $1,0001 month. 882-6316 after 6p.rn. (313)886-0860 (248)848-1150 I Thursday, September 28, 2000 YourHome Page 27 7 I b OFFlCE/COMMERCfAL 706 HOUSES fOR RENT 709 TOWNHOUSES/ 714 liVING aUARiERS 71 b OffICE/(OMMtR(IAL 720 ROOMS FOR RENT DETROIT, WAYNE (OUNTY (ONDOS fOR RENT TO SHARE FOR RENT FOR RENT 2 bedrooms, garage, 2 bedroom condo near FEMALE roommate to FOR LEASE HAIRDRESSERSI Bar. ROOMMATE wanted. basement. Credit St. John Hospital, share clean, spacious 15 MILE! CUNTON bers. Ideal spot for $375 plus phone. check. Hereford! Way- Harper Woods. home. $3501 month TWP. self- employment. Pri. Must like ammals. burn, $650. Kelly, (810)566-9435 Includes utilities. 6,000 sq. ft. bUilding vate, self- contained. (313)642-0424, Don. $525. (313)882-4132 (313)371-6116 Jfflce, Medical or fully equipped. Call for [email protected] A large 2 bedroom, 2 Fraternal Organization appointment. 810- 721 VACATION RENTALS bath. Nice Mt. Clem- 5 Restrooms 776-2112 flORIDA NEFF- clean 2 bedroom ens area. Walk in NEED A ROOMMATE? 1.3 Acres with apptiances. Lawn closet, carport. Chil- All Ages, Occupations, BOCA Raton, luxury Great Parking! KENNEDY BUILDING maintenance includ- dren & pets welcome. Tastes, Backgrounds ocean View, 1 king FOR LEASE Opposite Eastland bedroom, 2 baths, ed. $625/ month. 810-783-7341,313- and lifestyles. $1,662.50 to move in. "Our 20th Year" HOOVER! WARREN Shopping Center. clean leather sofa 884-6600 bed. All amemties. No pets. 810-954- Home-Mate Specialists 4,000 sq. ft. City of Eastpointe. CONDO- Grosse Pointe, Prime $2500 month. 313- 3564 (248)644-6845 Near 1-94 & 1-696 Mack & Lakeland. Medical! Office Space Single suites-S,eOO 885-5352 WARREN & Cadieux- 3 First floor, 2 bedroom, Attention Getters Plenty of parking sq. ft. on main level. CONDO- Bonita Beach, bedroom, 2 car ga- includes appliances, are a fun way to say Rent Includes By appointment Florida, near Naples. rage. Brick bungalow. dishwasher, heat, aIr, "See this ad" Utilities & Mamtenance 810-776-5440 All new large 2 bed- covered parking. JIM BOMMARITO rooms, 2 baths, pool, Newly remodeled. full amenities. 2 __ $550. Rental Pros, $890. No pets. 313- ASSOCiate Broker MACK AVe. LEASES 882-4096 * Ot/.:. 810-772-8000 ADDRESS SQ. FT. month minimum. 313-882-Rent $3,000- $5,0001 Only $2 20439 Mack GPW 3100 LAKESHORE VIllage, 2 Grosse Pointe Woods month. (810)776-2462 Call 313-882-6900 ext 3 707 HOUSES fOR RENT/ bedroom condo. Commercial - Office 18352 Mack GPF 1400 to place your ad today S.C.S/MACOMB (OUNTY $750. AvaIlable No- 20927 Mack 1,760 sq.ft. 18424 Mack GPF 1600 MARATHON Key- vember. 313-938- Medical Suites Sine & Monaghan ocean front hIgh nse. ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- 7160FfI OC~1f?1 .c,1\f * ~'I~~&~,J"-~" ..t..' 3 ..,/1 .. lilt HARBOR SPRINGSI ,'vl'llOllQAlf' TROUT CREEK CONDO -: .... "}.. .. " Ski, Golf. Next to Nubs PLORJDA UPPER PENINSULA Les Cheneaux Islands and Boyne, Bay Harbor/ Petoskey. Shopping, e!c. MARCO ISLAND EVERGREEN LODGE CLEARWATER LARGO Beautifully furnished Loft, sleeps 8. COMMODORE CLUB Chateau property, attrac- waterfront retreat 313-886-4580. 2 bedroom, 2 bath end tively furnished 2 bed- wI all the comforts unit. Incredible view, room, 2 bath. Pool & of home & more. CLARj: COUNTY pool tennis courts family park. Weekly, & -Sandy Beach 2/3 bedroom monthly, seasonal Photos available .Private Dock fully furnished cabins, 81o-nS-1055 313-885-2481 Open All Year boat, Open year round. (toll free)866-484-3002 Hunt, fish, snowmobile. Snow track across road. Grosse Pointe 'r'l~wsIOdgemi.COm 1-800-328-5094 To advertise inthis space call (313)882-6900 ext 3 "~<~NIW, .. ".I. Page 28 YourHome Thursday, September 28, 2000 723 V:'CATION RENTALS n 1 V-'(ATION: RtNTi\u 723 VACAT!ON RENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS NORTHERN MICHIGAN RESORTS NORTHERN MICHIGAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN CASEVILLE on Sagi- HARSEN'S Island. Duck WATERFRONT Port cozy condo- utt1e Tra- HARBOR Springs- 2 naw Bay. Private units, 2 bedroom, 2 hunters. Ice fisher- Sanilac, 6 bedrooms, verse Bay golf course. Lakefront homes. By men 3 bedroom cot- 3 baths. Sandy beach. 4 bedrooms. 2 1/2 bath. Sleeps 6. the week or weekend. (248)540-0991 tage. Muscumoot Bay, $1.500/ week. 313- baths. (313)823-1251 Bookings for summer www.parkyiewhouse.c $500/ week. $200/ 882-5070 Classified Advertising CIassifieds: 313-882-6900 x 3 weeks, 2001l 517- an IDEA that sellsl om weekend. Fax request ar...... Newt 874-5181 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 a.- I\lInN NnoI (313)884-1398 .mmaDi ~.iMi'ih H E 0 L ESTOTE F 0 H SOL E 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE EASTPOINTE FIRST offering- 1782 316 McKinley, Grosse 538 51. Clair, Grosse 12 MILE 11-94 1261 Edmundton, Hawthorne Road, Pointe City, 5 bed- 22459 SChroeder Grosse Pointe Pointe Farms. Beauti- Grosse Pointe 3 bedroom ranch with 3 bedroom ranch, family Woods. Open Sun- ful Grosse POinte room, 2 1/2 bath, car- Woods. A desirable 3 full basement, central room, fireplace, finished day, 1pm- 4pm. 5 Farms Tudor with ren- port, guest house.- bedroom colonial air, new carpeting & bedroom, colonial, ovated Master Suite www.forsalebyowner.c basement & more. home in an updated paint, 2.5 car attached newly updated. Must including walk- in clos- QID reference number $114,900 pristine condition situ- garage, $99,900. et and large bath. Ap- see. Immediate pos- 9998537. Call: 313- 21730 Wilmot ated on 70'X120' of ST CLAIR SHORES proximately 2,199 session. $389,000. 331-2009 2 bedroom ranch, at- landscaped grounds 4 bedroom cape cod (313)881-8965 or square feet with 2 liv- tached garage. Newer in a great location. Ing, 3 bedrooms and featunng family room, 2 (810)296-2313 (work). roof, windows & kitchen. $369,000. (313)886- 2.5 baths. Newer oak 1/2 baths, updated $69,900. _ 8476 1675 severn Road kitchen with adjacent 5503 Gateshead (off kitchen wIth island Grosse Pointe Woods Mack). Small 1 bed- Century 21 Kee breakfast room. Hard- ClassifiedS: 313-882-6900 x 3 counter all on a huge 3 bedroom, 1.700 + sq. room. As is $22,500 Janis 810-831-6196 wood floors through- --: ,\'iii1i'r"- double lot. $129.900. ft. brick colOnial. out except in carpeted cash. 810-285-0603 ST. CLAIR SHORES builtin 1951. master suite. 1. 5 baths, newer - 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Brand new custom built Screened porch great 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 3 bedroom brick & vinyl kitchen With oak for summer evenings. ranches with full base- cabinetry, Recent upgrades in- new roof (tear off), new ments, great rooms, & 2 clude central AlC furnace and central air, car attached garages. (1998) and new water new windows, basement LakeView Schools. heater (1998). Pnstine waterproofed- all with move in condition. Starting $154,900. extended warranties. $325,000. Call ST. CLAIR SHORES Immediate occupancy (313)881-2051 or Located by the lake. $239.500 (313)574-3975. Open Street features private (313)882-2720 House Sunday 1- __ deck at waters edge. 3 20585 Anrta. Immediate 3p.m. bedroom bungalow, 12x occupancy. Grosse 20 family room. huge Pointe Schools, many 4803 Bishop- IWtDYMAN SP£QAL WIDE LOT 4 UNrr INCOME 2 INCOME lIlT 80x 122 double lot & updates. Home war- 1,470 sq. ft. colomal. TI'Iee bedroom bl.lng8tow, Immaculate three bedroom South of Jefferson. Great "TWo unit flat. Ihree bedrooms two car garage New vinyl bt.ngaklW. large lot (70 x loCation acrossfrom Trombley per unrt, updated krtcheoS attached garage. ranty & all appliances Hardwood floors. Florida Mdroof,lIlSIde needS 117). Home features. New School. Four unrt Income Repainted, refinished Included. $119,500. room, finished base- • Lots of old WOfId roof, Windows. doors. pI"O{lEltty. Two bedfOoms III MdwOOd floors. Two "C81 Owner bought another 8nd charaCter.Newer updated kitchen, bullt.InS. each unit. OnYe~. Many garage. cneway. separate Open Sunday, 2- 4. ment, 2. 5 car garage. $!i home. will consider all beier, hardwood floors. Updated bath First floor updates. New kitchens. Ut*t1eS and basements. Ideal Susan Vogel, Adlhoch 5293 Neff- Plaster. Rec1JCed. IaU1dry and attached gnge. baths. boiIeI's, WI'ldows. lflCOfI1e property on a dead reasonable offers. Must end Home & Assoc. 313-882- 2 bedroom, remodeled, $147,500 $138,900. $289,500. street warranty. be sold immediately. OPEN SUN. 3-5 ReckJced $199,500. 5200 finished basement. 2.5 OPEN SUN. 1.3 ST. CLAIR SHORES garage. Don't Forget- 12 Unit apartment build- Kensington Call your ads in Earlyl 923 RIVERSIDE Ing, $795,000. 3 bedroom, 1,400 sq. ft. ST. CLAIR Classified Advertising Lee Real Estate large kitchen, finished 31 J.882-6900 ext 3 Ask for Harvey basement, central air, Or~ l\:lint~ Nlws 810-771-3954 $109,900 ST. CLAIR GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS DETROIT INCOME LARGE YAAD ThIScharmmghomehas tons Four bedroom brick Very good condition two Extra IaJge lot with a park'" of character and a large bungalow Completely family unit off Mack Ave back yard Large fam~ room pnvate lot Recent updates updated New kitchen, bath, seperate entrance, dnveway. addIlIOn New roof FItl~ rnclude new kllchen. paint. palnl, carpel, plumbm!;!, 2 car garage, new roof and basement. copper plumbtng new Sldl!19and vehicle door eleCtnc,furnace. air Move-In paint, two bed, one bath per CU'CUlt breakers Home on garage, refinIShedconditIOn Grosse POinte u"" Upper vacant. lower W3rrarrtoI hlWwood floors Three Schools $125.500 rented Owner pays heat and $95.900 bedrOOm. 2.400 SQUare feet OPEN SUN 2-4 water only \Iefy nICe $335 000 OPEN SUN 2-4 $87.900 05 Lodge- Five bed rooms, 4 5 bath.s (81 0) 773-7138 beautifully restore Berry SubdlVISIO 21835 Nine Mile Rd. st Clair ShOles,MI 4SOEI) home ExqUISIte de E-Mail: egoosenoml-mls.com tarl throughout. 313 Eric GOOSen. OR',ABR • Broker/OWn8 ..~~l: 492-3522 I Thursday, September 28, 2000 VourHome Page 29 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE . BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom, GROSSE Pomte GROSSE Pomte HARPER Woods, newly HOME for sale by own- IMMACULATE 3 bed- 2 11 2 bath Harper Schools or St. Peter's Woods- 1976 Anita. 3 listed ClaSSIC & er Are you pre- quali- room brick ranch, 'new Woods home with School. First listing. 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, charming all brick col- fied to buy your dream kitchen & marble bath Grosse POinte bedroom, 2 bath re- brick bungalow. Must omal, open floor plan home? If so, come With JUCUZZI, 2 car ga- Schools. Central air, modeled and newly see to appreCiate, too to family room With see my 2,000 square rage, hardwood floors, newer Wallslde Win- decorated ranch many extras to men- fireplace. Gorgeous foot custom built natural fireplace, cen- What's new? KItchen dows with marble sIlls, tion. Open house, kitchen With applian- ranch, that IS much tral air, basement. cabinets, ceramiC tile Sunday,.1- 4pm. For finished basement ces. Many updated. bigger on the inSide Grosse POinte floors, carpeting, win- more mformation call, Move- In condition, than It looks on the schools. Asking with 112 bath and 12X dows, roof, furnace, 810-291-6110, 810- Immediate occupan- outSide 3 bedrooms, $167,000. Open Sun- 12 bonus room Re- dnveway, patio, extra 915-0303, 810-412- cy $162,900. Jill 2 1/2 baths, 2 kitch- day, 1- 4. 21199 Nor- modeled kitchen with basement bath and 0800 LePage, Century 21 ens, 2 dishwashers, wood, Harper Woods. oak cabinets and eat- shower and landscap- Kee, 810-779-7500. wall to wall closets & (313)647-9522 ing space. Large Ing Seemg IS believ- unbelievable storage. GROSSE Pointe MUST see- beautiful 3 ing Great family HARPER WOODS Family room With fire- wood deck. 2 11 2 car Woods- 3 bedroom bedroom brick ranch home. Call Saturday Sharp 3 bedroom bun- place, central air, 100 garage. Shown by ap- colOnial. Walking diS- In 51. Clair Shores. 2 or Sunday, 12 to 5pm galow. Completely up- x 186' lot. Spnnkler pointment only. tance to all schools. 112 car garage. finish- only. 810-291-3868 dated. New carpeting, system front & back (313)885-4739 New furnace, atr, wa- ed basement, hard- freshly painted, newer Large shed, pnvacy ..... kitchen. Nothing to do ter heater, updated wood floors, central GROSSE POinte electrical. First floor corner. PatIo area. DETROIT but move in! $114,900. air, appliances includ- Schools- 1,400 sq. ft. den, 2nd floor Flonda Natural gas barbecue, Updates galore include DETROIT'S BEST BUY ed $134,900 Call 3 bedroom custom room. Finished rec double deep garage semi-finished basement. Super sharp 3 bedroom Colleen Clark at Cen- bnck ranch, central room in basement. Withfurnace. 810-446- Appliances stay. brick colomal New fur- tury 21 Kee. 810-779- air, 1. 5 baths, hard- $235,000. (313)886- 8766 WARREN nace and electnc, many 7500 wood floors, cook- 2543 Starter home needing rit- top, built-In oven, ma- more updates 3 car ga- , tie TLC. ImmedIate oc- jor appliances, Florida rage. FHA! VA terms. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE cupancy room. 21205 Wood- Asking only $99,900. Gates & Assc. Realty mont. $185,000. 313- Stieber Realty 810.226.8700 for info. 886.2004 810-775-4900 PRICE REDUCED!!! LAI '1;~'."~ Completely remodeled ~ ~ <- ~,."".,. y ~ , interior with two new full \~'m;ua SJlQRBS baths, new kitchen, all new tile, hardwood Berber . ::~'" $Int- carpet, full finished day ~ ,. C ':>:: if light basement with third ,;, I)H'I]tAB up ~~ ... t.uriflll bath, steel seawall, two boat hoists, mature shaded 'y~"""'00M 1INh. landscape with panoramic lakefront view. 28900 Jefferson. St. Clair Shores 810-294-5856. $489,000 o en Sunde 1-4 Our Home For Sale 760 Pear Tree lane 66 Willow Tree Place Grosse Pointe Woods Grosse Pointe Shores Michigan Custom bUilt home located on 313 886-0042 prestIgIOus Shores cul-de-sac ThiS home offers an updated kitchen, breakfast room WIth doorwall access to courtyard, A 2767 sq. ft., 1966 Ed Shulrz bUIlt center entrance colOnial near Star, GP Hunt and ULS. famtlv room WIth natural fireplace, wet Four bedroom. 2 1/2 bath, w/first floor laundry. Natural marble fireplace. two story bar, biJllt In speaker system WIth double CITcle sralrcase w/marble floor. Walkout paver patio (20 x 20) w/brick privacy wall. doorwalls overlookmg patIO and pnvate yard; formal dmlng room, hvmg room, Two & half car garage wlample srorage. Oak floor under exisring carpets. NC, sprmkler fust floor laundry, three generous SIZed system. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY! bedrooms, master bedroom mcludes bath and dre~smg room, walk-m closets, r\ew "BUY O\Xt'NER" Price: A Real Buy at S445,000 • 3 U 886-0042 2 full baths, 2- 1/2 baths Partially flmshed basement With lavatory, attached two and one half car garage OFFERING PRICE $596/000 The Classifieds ... For More Information, Please Call 313-881-5387 ill Or~;h7¥w7N-. (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Page 30 YourHome Thursday, September 28, 2000 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FlATS 803 CONDOS / APTS ' flATS 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE - 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE LAKESHORE Village- WELL deSigned and BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom Open Sunday 2-4pm lODAY'S BEST St. Clair Shores spa- GROSSE POINTE spacIous Scott built condo. Prestigiously CIOUS2 bedroom con- SCHOOLS 466 ALLARD BUYS colomal home. Ap- located. with heated do, Just remodeled, Master sUite with half Completely updated, New Listing proximately 3,400 sq. pool & beautiful sur- carpet throughout, all bathe & sitting room, 2 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, ft. 4 bedrooms, mas- _ roundings. See to ap- Grosse Pointe Park new appliances in- more big bedrooms, for- brick colomal. ter bedroom with preciate. (313)884~ 3 bedroom, aluminum cluding washer, dryer mal dimng room, natural New kitchen, new dressing area. 2 full 3456 or (810)778- & microwave. Central fireplace in living room, furnace, new roof, Sided bungalow, and 2 half baths. 3 3596 air, clubhouse, pool & finished basement, new- finished basement and walk-in closets with gas heat, full base- FIRST offering- Out- day care. Immediate much, much more. wood flooring. Elegant er window, furnace, cen- ment, deep lot, very standing townhouse. occupancy. Best umt $268,900 marble foyer with oak tral aiL Bonus- mechan- Grosse Pointe In the complex. Must clean priced to sell staircase. First floor ICS SiZed garage. Imme- schools. Features 2 see to appreciate. 95 CRESTWOOD at $125,0001 terms laundry room. Library diate occupancy. bedroom, 2 1/2 baths $98,900. 810-598- GPS NEW USTING with built-in book- HARPER WOODS and basement. 19703 9890 beautifully updated shelves. Large family BEAUTY HARPER WOODS Fleetwood. $110,000. 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath. room in kitchen. For- All brick. 4 big bed- Grosse Pointe School Kathy Lenz, John- New kitchen, new roof, mal dining room. Fin- rooms, contemporary District. 3 bedroom Col- stone & Johnstone, 2 family rooms, over Ished basement. New- kitchen, finished onial, 2 full baths, 313-884-0600, 313- 2,600 sq. ft. of pure er central air and fur- BEAUTIFULLY renovat- 813-5802 base- building completely re- nace. New bay win- *** splendor. $479,900 ed 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 -'1 ment with wet bar. 2 modeled, side drive, dow. In-ground pro- GOLF Course condo- 2 bath townhouse type FULL baths, huge ga- large garage, deep lot. grammable sprinkler 20834 HAWTHORNE bedroom, 2 bath, at- condo in popular rage. Lots of extras! Only $124,9001 terms system. Gas fireplace. Open Sunday, 2-4 tached garage. 313- Woodbridge complex, $103,900. GROSSE POINTE Gas lamp and barbe- Completely updated. 325-2640, (313)822- St. Clair Shores, ST. CLAIR SHORES 3 bedroom brick ranch. PARK que. Well landscaped 4068 (many former Grosse Mint condition 3 bed. With 2 car 2 bedroom single. Gas backyard enclosed room colonial In South with privacy fence. Pointe reSidents). attached garage. forced air with central HARPER Woods co-op. Lake Schools. Family $495,000. Appoint. New custom kitchen New kitchen, bath, air, new roofl carpeting. 2nd floor, 2 bed- room, 1.5 baths, fin- ment only, (313)881- cabinets with bar family room. Sharp. Priced to sell at rooms, large closets, ished 8665 areal ceramic tllel Full finished basement. $79,900. private basement, basement. Deck over- $157,900 crown moldings! car- NEW LISTING porch. (313)881-0096 looks pools & spacious pet! furnacel wallpa- GROSSE POINTE yard, plus attached ga- 19455 WOODMONT pered powder room PARK IMPECCABLY main- rage. $149,900. Harper Woods with pedestal.sink. A 4-4 frame income. 2 fur- tained condo in com- Ask for Completely updated plex with only 19 must see. Call 313- naces, side drive, 2 Carol '7: Koepplin 3 bedroom brick ranch. units. Living room, 884-1935 for appoint- Century 21 Showcase All new kitchen. car garage. $11 001 v ... dining room, family ment. month income. Only 810-751-2662 Full finished basement, 0887 Hunt Club, Harp room, two bedrooms. with full bath, $139,900/ terms. er Woods. Wonderfu master bedroom with ST. Clair Shores lake- MANY HOMES FOR family room. NEW LISTING 3 bedroom bungalow. walk- in closets and a view Club~ Luxurious ZERO DOWN $129,900 GROSSE POINTE New thermopane win bath with jacuzzi. 2 townhouse, end Unit! Available from LUCIDO & ASSOC. PARK dows, updated kitch fireplaces, 3 1/2 views of Lake from $50,000 - $400,000 6-6 brick 2 family. 2 fur- en & bath, newe baths. Deck overlook- Call today for your REALTORS both sides. living naces, fully occupied, kitchen appliances in ing Lake St. Clair. free list! (313)882-1010 $399,000. Call Tap- room, dining room, 3 car garage, drive. cluded. Flnishe 313-438-4133 basement, central air pan, (313)884-6200 fantastic kitchen, 2 ST. Clair Shores custom Solid building, sharp. bedrooms, Master 3 bedroom brick Grosse Point ON open canal, 2 mi- $210,000 terms. bedroom with covered ranch, attached ga. Schools, $149,900 INDIAN Village area. 38 nutes from Detroit Riv- NEW LISTING porch, 2 1/2 baths, rage, central air. Pnce Adlhoch & Associ unit brick building. er or Lake St. Clair. DETROIT family room & laundry reduced to $183,000. ates. 313-882-5200 Fully occupied. Only Brick ranch, 2 bed- Far East side, St. John room. Updates too nu- 810-774-9115 $22,500 per unit. Very rooms, 1 bath, Flonda merous to mention. A Hospital area. 3 bed- clean, very sharp. room, basement, UNIQUE 2 family in real must see! For ap- ga- room brick ranch, Side Shown by appoint- rage, carport, boat Park. Live in deluxe pOintment call, 810- drive, 1 11 2 car ga. ment only. Crown Re- house. 60x 125 lot. upper & rent lower. 294-1279. Open Sun- rage, full basement, alty, Tom McDonald & 175 Ashland. Many updates. day 12- 4. gas heat, central air, Son, 313-821-6500. (313)824-8155. Priced $215,000 firm. On to sell $230,000. market for limited time priced right- only LAKESHORE Village 2 ST. Clair Shores, 12/ only before renting. $103,0001 terms bedrooms, beautifully JeHerson. PrestigiOUS Call now, 313-824- SPACIOUS Ranch on refinished hardwood Shoreline Manor 2918 801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS beautiful lot located In CROWN floors, new Windows, North condo. 2 bed- Grosse Pointe room, first floor apart- 17516 E. Warren central air, basement Shores, Just five hous- ment style. 1 1/2 600 sq. waterproofed With es from Lake Shore. REALTY ft. baths, private laundry TOM MCDONALD & Office Building. glass block Windows. Four bedrooms, Three MARTIN MCDONALD facility. 1 car garage. Needs Updating Newer kitchen and bathrooms, finished $94,500. Schultes Re- 313-821-6500 Buy or lease bath. Ideal location basement. Call WIth ample parking al estate, 810-573- (810)772-1625 (313)521-5600 3900 ebay pre auetion- $94,500 810- 776- GROSSE POinte City, 5659 STOP RENTING domain name 950 sq.ft. office bUild- ST. Clair Shores, Rlveria 9 Mile! Jefferson _. Ing on Mack Avenue. RIVERHOUSE co- op. 1 Terrace condos. Jef- $1,000 moves you Into Call Adlhoch & Asso- bedroom water view ferson North of Nine sharp 3 bedroom bnck .. poiIdd!llDt'S.DCt Ciates, (313)882-5200 overlooking marina! Mlle. 2 bedroom, 2 MirWnum bid$l/XA) ranch Full basement, Belle Isle beach. 11th bath, newly decorat- Classified Advertising 81().61s-4323 floor. Apt. 1118. ed 1st floor. Immedi- Side drive, garage, 313-882-6900 ext 3 CHDlIiI: BeautIful, $29,000. ate occupancy. Pat, central air. Un.t bnt~ NtwI Look Real Estate 1)M'''' linda, 313-821-2700 810- 776. 7260 810-m-9300 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Thursday, September 28,2000 YourHome Page 31 814 NORTHER~1 MICHIGAN 808 lAK~/RIV~R HOMES 808 lAKE/RIVER HOMES 809 lAKE/RIVER LOTS LOTS HARRISON Township, PORT Hope, 60' lake VACANT lakefront. Vil- 80 acre farm on paved Lakefront 3,200 frontage, Immaculate lage of Port Hope road, in the thumb, 6 square foot custom 2 bedroom cottage, Mead's grove. Lot # 2, miles from Lake Hur- built 1989, 4 bedroom, city water. $87,500. $68,900 and lot #4, on. Slightly rolling with 3 1/2 bath, 2 1/2 car 313-885-1140 $55,000. PossIble small stream & some land contract. Electric, trees. Zoned agricul- garage, 4 door walls, tural/ residential. skylight, see through RONDEAU Park, Cana- waler, sewer, cable $210,000. Coldwell fireplace between liv- da- furnished 4 bed. available. Real Estate Banker Schweitzer, ing room and family room, 1 1/2 bath ar- Professionals of Mich- Margaret, 810-871- room, ceramic tile and chitecturally designed Igan, Inc. Ask for 5900, pager 248-235- Agent BonnIe Phelps 1374 Conan In kItchen, in- beach front cottage on Letthe "Your Home Magazine' Classifieds 1-810-622-6222 or I tercom, central air, ce- Lake Ene. One hour 817 REAL ESTATEWANTED help you find your way tothe home from Tunnel. 17 year call home, 810-622- dar deck, boat well 8820 and hoist. $570,000. lease on property; SMALL residential lot, you'll live happily ever after in! Re/Max By The Lake. home: $225,000 Classified Line Busy? or small home without 0..,* Point~ N~ws 810-783-8300, ask for Canadian. (519)674- FAX (313)343-5569 basement Grosse POinte. Cash. Cheryl or Linda. 5501 ~ Ibint't Nltws .. =- ) .. ;: .. .. I' .. .. -: ":: .. " , : :,i', ',466Allard $268.900 2-4pm Lucido & Associates 313-882 ..1010 (, " 316 McKinley $325,000 1-3pm By Owner 313-881 ..2051 261 Moran $325,000 2-4pm Sine & Monaghan R.E. 31s...8fJ4..7000 GROSSE POINTE PARK . »', ' 1341 AudubOfl " ,", $324,900 2-4pm Prudential G. P. Real Estate ,31a.882...()Q87 ", ~""'1093a&~ "~, $199,500 1-3pm Goosen Realty Services 810--773--7138 :::,':,:' 1~718erkShireL' ,:::.~""h $384,000 2-4pm Prudential G.P. Real Estate 313--882-OOS7 ~,,', , 14'7,~~cld~ " $429,000 2-4pm Bolton Johnston/Janet Ridder 313-884-8400 ,,~ , 1041 Caqj~x ',,'" ", $429,000 2-4pm Century 21 Associates 313--88&-5040 ~'\,', 7J4lake~inl$ $289,000 2-4pm Prudential G. P. Real Estate ~31a..B82..()()S7 1019 SQme".., ~ <," $244,900 2-4pm PrUdential G.P. Real Estate 313--8824)087 • • • 1261 Edmundton' $389,000 1-4pm By Owner 313-881-8965, 810-296:'2313 20834 HaWthorne, $157,900 2-4pm Lucido & Associates 313*882 ..1010 ...... 760 Pear'T!ee' $445,000 2-4pm By Owner 313--886..Q042 >, .2073 Ridgemont $138,900 3-5pm Goosen Realty Services 81()..773..7138 / 145() Aosfyn $249,900 2-4pm Century 21 Associates 313...886..5040 " , 921 Shoreham $317,900 2-4pm Century 21 Associates 313-886 ..5040 HARPER v.I • $119,500 2-4pm Susan Vogel, Adlhoch & Associates , , 313*882..5200 ...., < ,.... $125,500 2-4pm Goosen Realty Services 81()..773-71$ $124,500 2-4pm Coldwell Banker Schweitzer ~13--885-2000 $167,000 1-4pm By Owner 313-647 ...9522 $185,000 1-5 m B Owner 313--88&2004 20707 Efilabetb 1-4pm 19532 Gaukler 1-4pm 22704 Harper Lake $127,900 1-4pm 29138 Jefferson 12-4pm 28900 Jefferson 1-4 m • Page 32 YourHome Thursday, September 28,2000 r '} Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe Shores Wedgewood, Grosse Pomte Woods Old Homestead, Harper Woods One floor living at its finest in this renovated Dazzling three bedroom ranch on a huge, park- Beaufait. Harper Woods two bedroom, two bath home with a third Great three bedroom brick ranch on an extra A wonderfnl place to start! In the Grosse Pointe like lot with outstanding landscaping, brick large, counb'y sized lot where all you hear is bedroom u a dressing room. Stunning new patio and pergola. Family room with built-in school district, this charming three bedroom, sunroom with heat and central air. state of the the birds! Spacious kitchen with eating area, one and one half story home offers immediate enieriainment center, firsi floor laundry room Florida room, natural fJ.rePlace. Affordably art kitchen, baths and Anderson windows! and a fabulous new kitchen. occupancy. Central air, finished basement. ricedr $121,900. .. The first I"888le in ihis IbOB'i desirable new Fabulous four bedroom Colonial in move-in condominium complex. Enjoy a carefree Engli.sh Tudor in beautiful condition. This Charming tour bedroom, two and one halfbath condition. Large tamily room with natural three bedroom Colonial has natural lifestyle without sacrificing the space and fireplace, surround sound speakers aDd on a very deep lot. Great room with adjacent woodwork throughout, updated kitchen with well-equipped newer kitchen, cozy den, garden you'", always enjoyed updated kitchen with ceramic tile. Great house a cozy breakfast nook, new furnace and (or 10Dged tor)! $629,900. tor entertaining! $350,000. hardwood 1100rs and numerous recent major central air in '98. Great curb appeal! improvements. $289,000 Now t464,OOO. Wow! CompWeIy remodeled Ulree bedroom The laM word. in charm! Yab. won't be Channing home with a g1amorous DeW Jmchen, new center entrance three bedroom dissapointed when you see this wonderful three Colonial teamres muter bedroom with windows, new roor, new furnace and central air bedroom, one aw:l one half story that's just and new copper plumbing! New recrea&n private bath, wet plas*er with coved ceilings, loaded with features. Newer furnace with hardwood floors and fireplace. Recreation room, second Door upansion potential and the central air, na5ural fireplace, screened sun baths are remodeled too! $209,900. room and bar, and a two car .B r $218,900. -. , Well maintained three bedroom Colonial. Numerous updates in this three lledroom Natural oak trim throughout ihis three Living room with bay window and namral income include vinyl siding, windows, 20 1 Lac St. Claire, St. C1aire Shores • Stop by fuoeplaoe, dining room, family room, large bedroom home. Dining room with beamed and see this cha.rming two bedroom, two and exterior doors and bathrooJU8 completely ceiling, French doors, sitting room off bedroom deck and ftnjahed basement. Central air redone. Sepame utilities and storage area. one halt bath townhouse condominium in a conditiOD.ing and hardwood floors. on second lloor, den and an enclo8ed front smalllakefront complex offering a view of the Yard/two parking spaces. porch. Include ki1chen appliances! $143,900. $214,900. $129000. water. Immediaie occupancy, $235,000. -, iours.i ixmed.ia.comlAVT8H378.hbn tours.' i:z:medi&.comlAFJCRNVC.hbn 845 Edgemont Park, Grosse Pointe Park 229 Ridgemont, Grosse Pointe Farms 201 Lac Stet Claire, St. Clair Shores 82 Kercheval, on the Hill Grosse Pointe Farms 313-884-0600 www.realestateone.com i.....,..