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• Woodpet kerb Illay be the savmg grace vf ash trecs ether.; lse doomed I to wait on I b) the emerdld ash borer 4A linlln-r l';r43n~p 1--- --...... ~.....--- • Five of the Grosse POInte Public I I 1 School S)stem's 21 new teachers are profiled lOA application By Bonnie Capeaea • Student enrollment In the dls- Staff Writer tnct has Increased by 70 students Jumps may have taken a premature from last year, however, elementary leap In askmg the Grosse Pomte Farms emollment IS down by 59 students City Council to conSider the restaurant lOA for the city's last Class C hquor hcense The Magic Chad and Mabel Stewart, owners of the • Two semors at Grosse POinte Hill eatery, requested that the council South High School attended a leader- Ming the MagoUlcent, applauding one of his approve the restaurant to be conSidered ship camp trus Bummer In Colorado III assistants after creating "above all others" the first step of lOA her hat from toro bits of applYing for the hcense from the state paper lnside the Harper Liquor Control CommissIOn • Grosse POInte ~chools remained Woods Public Library, The Stewarts said they wanted to acqUire the hcense as part of expanding pOSlt:'::l In recognlzmg Sept 11 by was jWlt one of the the restaurant TDe current restaurant havmg flag-raising ceremomes, wear- attractions during Harp- Ing red, white and blue, slngmg patn- er Woods' annual open ~Ite accommodateb 48 customers Mabel otic songs and domg activIties With bOWIe,held Saturday, Stewart said they hope to expand to a 74- customer capacity thl'lr clasbmates llA Sept. 7. However, the Stewarts admitted they have no formal agreement to lease more For more photos of the • Harper Woods pohce have cap- space which may become aVailable by the event. turn to page 13A. tured a burglar they suspect IS end of the year at their current location, responsible for numerous cnmes m See JUMPS, page 2A Harper Woods, the Pomtes, EastpOinte and DetrOit 13A

• Grosse Pomte Park steps up a battle against blighted rental prop- Bond election is Tuesday, Sept. 24 erty 15A By Jennie Miller than 30 years old and do not meet the rec- and need Improvements Staff Writer ommend~tlOns of the NatIOnal SCience Some $1: millIon Will be set aSide for fine • Grosse Pomte North's football In less than two weeks, the Grosse POinte Teachers Assoclatton for safe and effiCient arts team upset one of the favontes In the Public School System WIll ask voters to sCience classrooms MultIpurpose rooms need to be mstalled at Macomb Area Conference White approve a $62 mllhon bond Issue to help Safety eqUIpment needs to be updated, the North, South and Brownell and Parcells mId- DIVISIOn last week when the Improve faclhtles throughout the dlstnct labs need renovatIOn and expanSIOn, com- dle schools They w1l1 be used for mUSIcal and Norsemen beat Utica Ford II on a The school board sees the bond Issue as pULer" and handicapped acceSSibIlity dramatic productIOn rehearsals, class pre- touchdown With a minute and a half necessary for thE' schools tc remam .1t a com- Also mcluded In the bond Issue IS $135 sentatIOns, small assemblies, parent meet- remammg lC petitive level With other school dlstncts, as million III Improvements to the dlstnct's ath- mgs and community use well as to Improve property \-alues of the letic facllttles See BOND, page 2A r'nmmumtv'", homp", Both North and South high The school bUlldmgs In the dlstnct are school pools need renovation, much older than those In other commumtles, as neither meets the competi- .WEEK AHEAD wruch makeb them more ddTIcult to mamtaIn tive standards ~et by the Where do you vote? throughout the years as they see Significant Michigan High School AthletiC Where to vote Absentee ballots wear and tear ASSOCiatIOn Polls Will be open from The absentee ballot Saturday, Sept. 14 If pasbE>d, the bond IS';UE>will prov)(le $14 The playmg fields through- 7 a m until 8 pm. on office IS currently open at Grosse POinte Farms Mayor million In bClente lab Improvements out thE' dlstnct are old and Tuesday, Sept 24 Barnes School, 20090 Edward Gaffney WIll hold open office The sClente labs In the dlbtntt are more heal'l!) used b) the commLlmty hours at the Farms cIty hall from 8 30 Grosse Pointe Park res- Mormngslde Parking IS to 10 a m Idents vote at Pierce behind the bUlldmg The Middle School, 15430 offices are located III the Monday, Sept. 16 Kercheval first doorway on the leftof FIrst Dlstnct House Rep Andrew Grosse POInte Farms the back entrance Richner, R-Grosse Pomte Park, Will reSidents vote at Brownell Grosse Pomte Woods hold open office hours m the first floor Middle School, 260 reSidents may apply and conference room at the Grosse POinte Chalfonte vote at the same tlm\? Park city offices from 9 to 10 am Grosse Pomte Woods ReSidents of other cIties • reSidents vote. at Parcells must walt one or two days The Fifth Annual James R Flkany MIddle School, 20600 for the apphcatlOn to be Memonal Golf Outmg, sponsored by Mack approved by the cIty the Grosse POinte Rotary to benefit City of Grosse Pomte offices the Rotary InternatIOnal PolIo reSidents vote at Maire ApphcatlOns are also EradicatIOn Fund Will be held at the Elementary School, 740 avallable at all school Cadieux_ bUildings, mcludlng the Lochmoor Club at 1 p m ,,_~~_~ n __ .0.._ C'l...~ __ ~ Tickets are $175 and Include golf, '...11 V,:J;:)I(... L V ...... \,II;; ...... ,l,lUJ. CO:) AdwlUlsti'"a.t ..uH n•.uld.lug, lunch, dmner, beverages and a raffle reSidents vote at the 389 St ClaIr Village offices ticket A $75 ticket Includes dmner, Call (313) 432-3832 for beverages and a rame tlckpt Harper Woods reSidents m the Grosse POInte diS- directIOns to the absent Reservations are reqUired Call voters offices or for other (313) 886-1010 for more Informatwn trict vote at Poupard ElemE'ntary School, 20655 mformatlGn regardmg applYing for the ballots The City of Grosse POInte City lRnnon Council w1l1meet m Its council cham- bers at 7 30 P m • The Gro~se Pomte Woods City Council Will meet at the Woods city hall at 7 30 p m Tuesday, Sept. 17 The Grosse Pomte Shores Village Home: Grosse Pomte Council Will meet In the Shores Woods r"L1IHu~}d1bUlldmg at 7 pm Family: Wife, Dianne ...... :~:.!- . . . Occupationlhobby: - t'~ . • t • . Photographer, news "'; . cameraman, presldE-nt of ' ..:. " ...... INDEX . Gros,;e POint\? Theatre . - Quote: "(Grosse POInte Photo C0urte",y of Rick Thraneco Opinion 6A Theatl p) l'i a wonderful Seniors 5B Breaking records outlpt for creativity - not onl) for ~omeone who Schools 10A Grosse Pomte Farm!> rE'sldent and PH'rCE' MIddle School teacher ",ants to ftct, but for Obltuanes 9A Brian BE'nz won hI'" fifth con~f'cuttve Wmdmlll Pomte Triathllion ,ompone ....ho want" to With a record-hreakmg tImE' of 47 minutes and 26 seconds.The pIck up a hammer and BUSiness 14A annual tnathalon, held on Sunday, Sf>pt. 8, wa .. organized by saw, or mow' "cpn('ry or Entertainment 7B Bikes, Blades and Boards llnd rUl"ed more than $7,000 to benefit work on llghts or do tech- Special Olympic".:;ee "tor), pagE' 2C mcal ....ork " Classified ads 6e SN' "tory. page 4A

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t September 12, 2002 Grosse Pointe News News 2A 50 years ago this week WIth parenti>, contnbutmg • Members of the Grosse to :>chool and depa:1mental Pomte Flood CommIttee actIVIties ar.d gradmg faIrly 50 years ago this \veek have drawn up a community • The planned mstalla- rc:>olutlOn to control Great tlOn of bme clocks for most Lakes water levels Grosse Pomte Woods The effort IS an attempt to employees, whIch IS an out- protect the Grobbe Pomte growth of a diSCUSSIOnabout "horehne from flood 109 overtime by JUelllocrs of the The proposal, whIch has city councJl, has created a )et to be adopted by all the beehive of anger In the pub- Pomtes, wants federal lIc safety department ,lUthontle" to control lake "It'£., another means of k\ eh and thwart the type of haras.,mg the men," saId the lll~h \\ that head of the Woods pohce contrIbuted to extensive unlOn ,tonn damage la"t March • Trymg to ease tellblOn 10 years ago this week between Grosse Pomte Park • Husband and wife re:>ldentb and mIlitary per- Ronald and Margaret Ann 'VIlll"l JUdllJllllg dll dlltl-dlr- Ut-nson have been found craft Ulllt statIOned at the dead of shotgun blasts m foot of Three 1111(: Dnve, thetr home on Ridgemont m more than 1,000 people Grosse Pomte Woods attende'i UOperatlOn PolIce aren't certam why Frwndshlp," an open house It happened, but they found at the mlhtar) sIte Mrs Benson, 52, WIth two • Enrollment In Grosse wounds to her back Mr POInte Pubhc Schools has Benson, 49, had a smgle reached a record 7,052 The shot to lus stomach A 20- figure IS a 693, or 10 9 per- g-auge pump-actIOn shotgun cent, Jump over last year lay on the floor near hiS body 25 years ago this week • A handful of Wayne • Improvements are County Commumty College bemg planned for PIer Park students who showed up for Grosse Pomte Farms offi- classes at Grosse Po.nte Cials bald up to $489,000 South HIgh School were could be spent on bUlldmg a frustrated they couldn't get Anti-aircraft men and their roving post exchange new boat house, new pllmgs tn the bUlldmg for the manna, two new The Grosse Pomte school Soldiers at the anti-aircraft encampment at the foot of Three MUeDrive in Grosse Pointe Park buy docks, boat hOIst, hghted dlstnct and commumty col- cigarettes and candy bars from their only post exchange, an Army truck that dellver. goods to them. tennis courts, shelter bUlld- lege, despIte the fact that Many facUities at the battery. the target of some resIdents near the site who have protested its pres- mg and an $80,000 entrance classes wer~ scheduled to ence in the defense ring guarding Detroit, have been regarded as "equally crude." (From the Sept. 4, lane off Lakeshore Road start, haven't approved a 1952 Groue Pointe News. Photo by Fred Runnells.) • Students won't be the lease to allow the college to only ones recelvmg report use local school faclhtles cards thIS year tn publIc "They hadn't paid us for Shores flooded when ram schools the last year, yet," said dumped about 4 1/2 mches Teachers will be rated Chnstopher Fenton, aSSIS- on the community wlthm 90 yesterda~'s headlines begmnmg tlus fall under a tant supermtendent for mmutes new, more extensIve evalua- busllles~ affaIrs Mike Kenyon, city manag- • Members of ServIces for space at Barnes School for Notre [;am~ 21-6 m the sea- tIOn system admlmstrators • Cold summer weather er, Said the downpour rated Older CItizens have been 18 years son opener for both schools are Ironing uut thIS week may have hurt ticket sales as a ulOO-year storm, (mean- searchlllg qUletly for a new The grOUP'b recent propOE- The Norsemen of Grosse Categones mclude pro- at the Woods Theater, where mg) a storm that only occurs headquarters motmg personal achIeve- air condltlonmg had no al to bUIld a 4,800-square- POlllte North, also vlctonous once (over that period.)" Th~ group has leased ment and growth, usmg chance to attract patrons foot faclhty near Barnes met In theJr first game of the With neighborhood UIJPOSI- quahty processes tn the year, dommated DetrOIt tlOn classroom. managlng behav- 5 years ago this week Southwestern 54-12 I!! Grosse POlllte South IOr, followmg estabhshed • The basements of about Jumps - Brad Lmdberg cumculum, communicating Htgh School's Blue DeVIls 40 homes m Grosse POlllte From page lA The council had approved football team has beaten the War Memorial for a an office bUlldmg at 03 Class C hauor hcpnl"(, more Kercheval The Stewarts than 10 y~ars ago, but the Bond also said they have not yet appItcatlOn \\'as dented at Alllended G.P. From page lA removal WIll be required talked to the bUlldmg's land- the state level dunng renovatIOn and con- lord, Chns Van Wonner Weber requested the 60 The stage at Parcells structIOn projects WIllIe the councIl was days because "ThIS tIme Farm.s ordinance: needs expansion, the If approved, the bond comphmentary of the bUSI- penod would be used by the Performmg Arts Center Issue WIll affect property ness, several counCil mem- Grosse POlllte War needb repaIrs and South's taxes bers and Mayor Ed Gaffney Memonal Board of Directors audltonum needs renova- For a home WIth a taxable saJd they wanted to see to reVIew and dISCUSS any not for the birds tIOn value of $150,000 (or a mar- plans for expandIng the pOS5lble optIOns that may be The pubhc lIbrary space ket value of $300,000), the restaurant before glvmg Its available to the orgamza- By Bonnie Caprara at Parcells and PlCrce Will Ugval saJd she had con- bond Issue WIll cost $173 a approval tlon " Staff Writer sulted her vetennanall and be renovated for student use year for 25 years Mayor Pro Tern Ronald Weber further c1anfied The Grosse Pomte Farms a bIrd shop uwner about the when the two branches For a home WIth a taxable Knelser also requested a the War Memonal's poSItion CIty CounCil approved an problem and was told It was move to dIfferent locatIOns value of $250,000 (or a mar- parkmg study Parkmg by statmg to the Grosse emergency enactment of Its "very unhealthy for myself, Miscellaneous Improve- ket value of $500,000), It allotments for Htil busmess- POInte News "The War amended allimal regulatIOn my two dogs and my grand. ments totahng $24 milhon WIll cost $288 per year for 25 es IS currently near capacity Memonal's strateglc plan IS ordlllance at ItS Monday, chJld" art> suggested for elemen- years "More space requIres focused 011 the use of 40 Sept 9, meeting ReSIdent Elaine tary restrooms, wmdow Call the admlmstt atlOn more parkmg,n Knelser saId Lakeshore and does not The ordlllance was Hartmann asked the counCIl screens, aIr condltIolllng, offices at (313) 432-3010 for Stewart assured that the mclude obtallllllg a hquor amended to mclude" the for the emergency enact- roofs, ceIlmgs, floors, doors more mfonnatlOn about the lIlcrease m busllless would lIcense Because the War feedmg of any pigeons ment dIHl l-dfetenas ASbestos wnd Issue most hkely occur tn the Memonal had been prevI- (except carner pIgeons}, ~tus affects our health," evemnR. when most Hill ously approved for thl" chicken, geese, ducks, crows Hartmann saJd uWe have busmesses are closed hcense, the Farms counCil or seagulls \\Ithm the city IS the West NIle VIruS ali over *: Councllman Terry DaVIS notified us and we felt we declared to be contrarj to the place" ,;:- also felt a deCISion to the pubhc health and enJoy- Hartmann, Ugval and 23 \;:;,. would he remISS as a board ~ approve Jumps "above all by not dlscusbmg It before ment of the CIty, and such of theIr neIghbors Signed a othf>Ts" may be premature the final I!cense was conduct shall constltut~ a petItIOn askmg the <..DuncII SWAROVSKI by not knowmg who else released to the commumty" vlOlat10n of thIs ordlllance " to approve the emergency WOJld be mterested m Gaffney assured the That deCISIOn couldn't enactment applymg for the city'S sev- Stewarts that the War have come soon enough for CIty attorney WIllIam enth Class C hquor lIcense Memonal's 11th-hour Farms reSIdent Carolyn Burge,;,s SaId the councIl Although City Clerk request was not a ba'lIS for Ugval could pas,;, the ordmance If It Shane Reeslde saId there tablIng the council's decl "The sltuatlOl1 on my affectpd pubhe health The were no other requests for SlOn htreet has become mtolera- councd unammoll<;]y passed the lIcense on file, Mark ble," U gval saId 'l'he The Stewart'l, who ha~e the emergency enactml'nt Weber, preSIdent of the pigeons and crows Sit 011 my owned the rebtaurant smce Enactment of amended Grosse POInte War roof - up to 75 of them a 1994, prevlOubly apphed for ordmances normally takes Memonal, faxed a letter to day My neIghbor feeds them place 20 days after city the counCIl three hours a Class C liquor hcense m tWJC~ d~dy Thcrcfcrct I counCIl approval 1995, but WIthdrew Its before the meetmg request- have plgeoll alld crow drop- requ:!bt because of hmlted Other amended ordI- 109 that the counCil tflble Its plllgS, feathers, dead bIrds space nances approved by the deCISIOn for 60 days and now rats " counCIl at ItS Sept 9 meet- .ng mclude zomng ordI- nances and the City'S zonmg map, a fence ordinance and the city's umform traffic code Those amended ordI- nances Will all go mto effect RUDY FARMS CIDER MILL Sept 29 Fresh Cider & Donuts GPW city Country Store • Antique Shop hall work 30% Off* • Carousel • Pony Rides A $48,900 low '-'Id contract *In-Stock Only WhIle Supplzes Last has been awarded to DetrOIt • Scenic Wagon Tours General ContractJllg to makp thp Grosse Pomte Winn.r of Tr.asur. Award 2002 by AAA of Mich. Wvulh city hall entrance Ulmph With the Amencan George Koueiter Jewelers Hours: 11 :00 am • 5:00 pm Saturday C, Sunday WIth DI<;abllltle<, .\ct Total proJ('ct cost, mrl ud 19815Mack Avenue Phone (810)324-2662 mg e,nj!1I1Pl'nng and m"pec (One block north of Cook Road) tlOn fel''', could re'lch Ruby Farms Is located In Ruby, MI. about 9 miles west of Port Huron and thE>Dlue Water ~7() aDO, accordl ..g to the 313~882-1110 Drldae fa Canada. Aoorox on.. ho<,rfrom D.. fml. v1n 1-94 f,....Wlnv I_Q4 .. ~, ...... ~v,.~'7. \Voods' )nsultml!' pn(Tlnf'f'rq follow to 1-69west to Exit 196 Wadhams Rd. Turn right follow sIgns. I September 12, 2002 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Pointers: keep your eyes open for ash borers By Brad Lindberg makIng their Journey east- Staff Writer mto our ellVlronment at ward Into fresh tImber, SCI- great expense m perhaps a I" Brad Lind berg A house In the 1200 blo<.k entIsts and city official!, 10hmg cause" of KensIngton shows tImely have little WIlli wlm,h to "You have to attack when aspects of Me III the Grosse fight back Pomtes the msect 11> vulnerable," There are no ccnfirmed Kitzman Sllld "That might A nearly new Umted natural predator'>, although be quel>tlOnable at thll> States flag hangs over the woodpeckers have been seen time" front door In po<;t-Sept 11 snackmg Chemicals ha,e Em"ralJ d,,!I ooren., kill by pnde A cement goose 011 the not been I"hown to be elfec- eatmg chd-nnels mblde parts porch sports a blue and gold tlve of the trunk that carry block "M" Jeroey of the "The only proven treat- nutnehth from root to Umverslty of Michigan ment IS mechamcal (cutt::lg And two large ash trees down trees)," said Lee ChemIcal treatment at On a cul-de-sac in Can- In ar~ dymg the front yard Kitzman a certIli"d arbon,,! thl~ Tlmp nf v().~,. n rnl I~ fru1 ton where four ash trees LUIlY lldve the bug and and quality control mspector on two counts tl eeb are once shaded homes, a hav!' to be taken down," said for Asplundh Tree Expert approachmg dorman<.y and paperboy makes after- Marsha Thomas, the latest Co , the largest tree compa- adult borers are long gone noon deliveries under resident of Grosse Pomte ny III the world "You want to Inject chemi- SUD blazing through Park to learn her shade Kitzman, 56, and a 27- cals when nutrients are dead and brittle branch- trees have been mfected b)< year veteran of the tree flowmg Up from the roots to es of trees ld1led by the the deadly emerald ash bUSIness, said he's not a the crown," Coltpr sal~ exotic emerald ash borer "tree hack" He doesn't favor "Thats at the time of bud- borer. "They were planted to choppIng down Sick trees If break, when leaves pop out replace elms," she said "It's there's hope for a cure But EvaporatIOn from leaves cre- Scientists are trying to frustratmg " as of now, there's no alterna- ates a suction that allOWb for find a cure for the tough Suspected of hitchIng a tIve movement of nutrients and little Asian bug, which nde m a wooden shlppmg water from roots through made a second appear- crate from Southeast Asia to Too late to inject the crown ance in Grosse Pointe western Wayne Cour.ty dur- At tlus pomt In the battle Because ash trees start Park this week. mg the late 1990s, mvaslve agamst emerald ash borer, losmg theIr leaves m early borers have deCimated ash arbonsts and related spe- fall, the fio\'o of nutnents IS populatIOns In DetrOlt's CialISts back a general strat- revers 109 western suburbs egy of cuttmg the forest to "Everythmg IS headmg EntIre subdivIsions 111 save the trees. back to the roots," Colter Canton have been wIped "Theoretically, there are sald "If you Inject now, qUickly that not, everyone ous borer finally beIng Iden- out Upscale sIde streets and pestICIdes that could work you're not gomg to get move- Dollhopf hasn't seen a bve knew what to look for sequestered cul-de-sacs, tified a few weeks ago, has 011 It," said Brtan Colter, ment of msectlclde to the mature speCImen smce mid- Early last week, Brett been studYIng the msect's identIcal m architecture and crown where you want It summer Marshall of Marshall Grosse POInte Park city hfe cycle ambiance to mogt of the forester who has diagnosed It's that Simple" Even Colter, who Dollhopf Landscape 10 Grosse POInte Although borer larvae are Baby Boom Pomtes, spent a the commumty's growmg Carl Dollhopf, a hortIcul- said "IS seemg the first bor- Farms, said, "People are see- sequestered m trunkl> walt- summer ofseanng heat bak- tural consultant from ers commg IOta the Pomtes," 109 other borer actiVIty and hst of borer mfestatlOns mg to pop out m spnng _ Ing under a shadeless sun "Then agaIn, that would Westland whose field work has only seen the Insect's assumIng ItS the emerald and therefore protected from As bugs are dIscovered Introduce nasty chemIcals led directly to the mysten- effect on trees, not a live bug ahh borer, and It'S not All insectiCide sprays Itself • thiS II>bemg Jammed down "Grosse Pomte Park IS on our throats " Ballenger to address RepUblican Club the front hne of thiS pest A few days later he toured movmg eastward," Colter eastSide suburbs WIth BIll Ballenger, edItor and Chairman Thomas R tator on MIchigan pohbcs magna cum laude, from said Dollhopf , publlsher of InSide Mlclugan McCleary Jr of Grosse and government for newspa. Pnnceton University and a In ecolOgIcal terms, borers "Ash borer IS here," I Politics, Will be the speaker POlllte Farms "Bill's knowl- pers, radiO and teleVISIOn master's degree In public snuck up on the Pomtes ';'0 Marshall said • at tt." Elib~Iue Republican edge and contacts enable statIOns, Illcludmg The New admInistratIOn from Club Forum at 7 30 p m on !urn to give an Interestmg York TImes, The Wall Street Harvard UOlversltv's John Tuesday, Sept 17, at the perspective on politIcs, and Journal, The WashIngton}<' Kennedy School of ...-FINAL .... I! Grosse POInte War questIOns from the audience Post, Roll Call, USA Today, Government As a vlsltmg Memonal, 32 Lakeshore, always produce lively dls- HotlIne, the AsSOCiated adjunct profel>sor, he has Grosse Pomte Farms cuss IOns." Press, CNN, NatIOnal Public taught at the Umversity of SUMMER CLEAR AWAY "We are delighted to have InSide Mlclugan PolitIcs IS RadIO, WJR, PBS'b "The MIchlgan/Fhnt, In both Bill Ballenger give us Ius the largest CIrculatIOn, News Hour With Jim Lyman Bnggs and Justm I analYSIS and forecast on the state-based, biweekly polItl- Lehrer" and Michigan Mornll Collcge~at Michigan Take An Additional competItive political races In cal newsletter In the coun. Public Telev.slOn's "Off the State Unnerslt), and III the Michigan thIS )1 \ ,...., ",,11t1,ed 1. \.."( an.d""'-f OI~u ~j<. ).,,u" "'t"\ ~ 1( • .i..' ~ \n.(~ candidate Gary Peters, state ' ... t.....\""" !'Y ~ ,( 4... 1.1.'1tac hlll:ut1 '~d~)j ....."o{'U \.!ormng representatIve candIdate" \- .. ~fr\ol.,""', .....Jl.. lUC.

DaVid Putrycus, state sen- "I "."t I >f t :.t ~J...i. t.1\1 Rm:eNot ate candIdate Martha G ...... \ "-,." r..,}.. 'ICf" ~0rrn/O(Scrt Scott, as well as candIdates It ''- 7"( - ... {~ "'0<.- mthcl\1pj' " for the supreme court and , , court of appeals ... ~I I.. f{" :I\1Jlx n 0....<;- >( f-) t ,nmcr'C'J,;L In additIOn, the meeting Will feature Mark Brewer, chaIrman of the MichIgan DemocratIc Party The meetmg begins at 7 30 p m and IS open to the - )\1 to I'- .., 'I'll II tl'l (,1""( 1\) LOtt \\,if \km"n 11 !,11hh" ~2 Llkl,i'IIrl [)[I\, (,r,l~'l 1'''1T1t( ! .lnT~, \11 IK2~,(, Members of the audlenc(' Will have an opportumty to For informatlo'l and to reserve your seat call Surtsey PrOdll(tlOl1~ Inc ask questIOns of the candl (313) 884.7958 dates and VISIt With them after the meetmg Space IS LimIted! Pre-RegIster Todnv!

. - September 12, 2002 4A News Grosse Pointe News Woods man leads G.P. Theatre's 20th anniversary celebration By Patti Theras gather at members' homeb to gresblve Web site at the opera and summer pro. Special Writer put together btages and www gpt org ductlons at Stratford and The Gn)bbe Pomte rehearl>e, accordmg to Pegg • Members can Jom the Niagara on the Lake Theatre has played a major Pegg has been Involved m orgamzation for $25 a year, Dianne Pegg has written role m Dale Pegg.., hfe It's the Grosbe POinte Theatre and that mcludes a monthly two murder mystenes and IS \I hen> he met hIS v,lte of 15 for 34 years Durmg that newsletter that not only seekmg publIcatIOn \earq DH=lnne .A.nd ~t ;;as tUUt he lias ;.0, on tlu:'dLcr taikh about hdjJpeJUugs In They are also .Rct!Ve through theJr volunteer awardb for Best Sound and the theater but mcludes a panshlOners at St Michael's v,ork that thPY met, fell In Best Llghtmg and has been "warm and fuzZles~ sectIOn Episcopal Church love, ancl no\\ volunteer end- ndmed Worker of the Year that boasts of new births "PanshlOners know we're ICbb hour., tugether for wm MObt recently he wa., elected and other specIal occasIOns IOvolved 10 the theater," mumty thedter prebldent In the lIves of member" Pegg sald "So many times 1he thedter ha.., been "ort VI hlb IS onc uf m) hubbIeS '"We are a very tlght.kmt after a church service, memo of an extended famll) for My philo.,ophy 11> to have group," Pegg said "In addl- bers of our pansh will share DIanne and me," bald Dale good people v,ork and let t'on to producmg qualIty their thoughts about a play Pegg of Gro..,se Pomte them do their Job I'm not a live theatre, the Grosse that they saw We always Woods, currPllt president of micro-manager I'll ask POinte Theatre IS mvolved welcome feedback ~ the Gro..,,,e Pomte Theatre questIOns and help gUIde In thp Gro"se Pomte Smce the theater IS a non. lYldllY 01 lIle lIlelllUer" lldve tHem, out J :>ee m) roll' a" ThanksglvlOg Parade on profit orgamzatlOll, "most of . become our close fflends prOVIdIng an dvenue tor Kercheval, It awards college our mcome comes from sea- We've kno",n most of them them to accomph"h theIr scholarships to local stu. son ticket holders," he said for 10 to 20 ) ears and we've gOdls and then accomplish dents, and It donates to "The greatest support people celebrated v,onderful tImes our goalb as an organiza- chantable orgamzatlOns and can show for our orgamza- , together tIOn " needy famIlJes throughout bon JS to purchase tickets to . "All of Ub at the theater The ml""lOn of Grosse the area" our performances" are volunteen, The cama- Pomte Theatre IS to pre5ent The Grosse Pomte The 2002.03 season WJll' radene IS gredt We welcome theater excdlence that Theatre also has a youth begm on Sunday, Sept 22 ever) one We nave some- exceeds the expectatlOns of Dale Pegg of Grosse Polnte Woods 11MbeeD a pho- program Youth learn about WJth the play "The All NJght thmg for everyone to do to the patrons and members tographer/Dews cameraman for WJBK-1VFox 2 for actlOg, movement, cos- Strut'" get lIlvolved 10 a play Many And Jflongevlty and tIcket 31 years. tumes, makeup, musIc In All of the performances pe<.,ple don't realIze that Jt sales mean anythmg, then He JS a 1966 graduate of year and traveled to Alaska theater, lightmg, set deSign are at the Grosse Pointe War can take up to 60 people to the Grosse POInte Theatre IS Grosse Pomte HIgh School In the '70s when the Trans- and/or other theater arts MemorJal The War put one person on stage Indeed accomplu,h,ng ItS and Wdb a member of the Canada pipelIne opened from GPT members and pro- Memonal al!'lO offers a dm. "ThIS Jb a wonderful outlet mJbSlOn GPT has a reputa- Pomte Players, the school's Pegg reflected on how hIs fesslOnal youth theater ner buffet pnor to evenmg for creatIvIty - not only for tIOn for producmg qualIty theater students He became busmess has changed teachers performances someone who wants to act, pla)s Many members drIve Illvolved III photography, through the years "When I "It'b our way to get crnl- "Seemg live commumty but for someone who wants to Grosse Pomte from all whIch eventually led hIm to started out, we were shoot- dren and theJr parents theatre IS a real plus to !iv- : to pIck up a hammer and over the metro-DetrOIt area hiS professlOnal career as a mg 16 mm film Now it's mvolved It becomes a faml- UJg m the Grosse Pomtes," : ..,aw, or move scenery, or to partICipate III theater photographer and news VIdeotape I have done thou- ly affaIr," Pegg swd Pegg said : work on lights, or do techn!- actlVJtIes cameraman for WJBK.TV sands of stones Today the "I'm very happy WJth the "SometJmes It's Just the: cal work" "We have about 350 mem- Fox2 stones are shorter. They use dlrectJOn of our orgamza- applause and the apprecla.: The Groese Pumte bers,~ Pegg said "Some of He has been a photogra. to be 1 1/2 mmutes and now bon I hope to have the bon of the audience that 18 : Theatre orgamzatJOn has our members volunteer their pher at Fox2 for 31 years they're 50-secord spots orgamzatlOn continue 10 the reward for our mem-' been together for 54 years, trme based on what they do He has three Emmy awards, Smce the medium JS televJ. excellence ~ bers," he said "As a memo : but It has only been the last profeSSIOnally, others do a DetrOit Press Club award, S1On, reporters rely on pho- When Pegg 18 not volun. ber, you know that you had a . 20 years that It was housed somethIng that '~l1.tIsfies and two MlchJgan tographers to tell the story teenng at the theatre, he part m bnngmg a play to the at Its present 10catJOn on theIr alter egos' by domg ASSOCIated Press awards In pJctures You have to and hIS Wife enJO) garden- stage You can say that you, FIsher m the CIty of Grosse somethmg that they have Through hJ" work as a pho- have that Sixth sense to mg Dale IS a member of the dressed that set or paInted POinte Prior to the FJsher never done before" tographer, he has traveled vJdeotape a story" Grosse Pomte Men's Garden that scene You have a fin. locatIon, a turn-of-the-cen- Pegg falls m the first cate- the world He went to Rome And as the televJsion Club The Pegg's garden wa" lshed product at the end, tury boardmg house com- gory In Jumor hIgh and hIgh for the papal installation, newsrooms have changed, so part of thiS year's garJen and hopefully you brought a pletely rehabbed from top to school, Pegg was Illvolved III saw New York's statue of lIb. has commumty theater tour The Peggs also enJoy htUe laughter to someone's bottom, the group would the techmcal Side of theatre erty dunng the blcentenmal Today the theater has a pro- gomg to the Flsher theatre, hfe ~ Woodpeckers could save your ash (tree)

By Brad Lil"dberg the heart of many a solId The bugs are beheved to borers eXlt mfected trees Staff Wnter oak,~ have a yen for the have amved a few years ago "I've seen woodpeckers A v,mged messenger from troublesome emerald a;,h burrowed inSide a \"ooden enlargmg the holes," Colter above mIght be the savmg borer Or so Jt appears crate of automoblle p1rt" s81d «It appears woodpeck- grace of ash trees - knock The borer, an aggrebslve Bna;] Coltpr, GrO'b~ on wood exotic species native to "rs like these thmgs." Woodpeckers, nature's Ch na and nearbv area" of POinte' Park uti !ore"ter, The prospect IS Important hab I'.lll1e..,"ed \\ ()(}dpecl<.er~ hammerheads revered III Abla, have been devastatmg because InvaSJve borers verse as the bIrd 'who~e a~h trees III Southeast nO"Iflg drou nd thl till) D have no proven North hardened beak hath pierced Mlchlgan bhdped hull"' frullI \\ IJ Jeh Amencall predator Unchecked, the bugs have t10uClshed and killed thou. ~ands of ash trees In DetrOIt's westsIde suburbs The final toll JS expected to reach 35 millIon as the bor- ers bpread througnout the rpg'on Colter dIscovered the

the Park two weeks ago It mIght sound far- fl lched," he sald, "but people mIght \'.ant to attract wood. pl'lL.<>rs and sapsuckers to tl'~lr yards Who knows, may be they could reduce the Photo by MJchael Bate! p\'pulatlOn of emerald ash Downy woodpecken could become man's best nun r frieDd In the battle to save ash trees. Male (left) and female members of the species are shown eatiDg RO:>dnnKovalcJk, owner of suet hung in a homeowner's yard. \\dd Birds UnlImJted m Gro~.se POInte Woods, has a trees woodpeckers would be North American SCJentists

t J.~t) lure fOl hungry wood- foraging ~ Identify the borer late last l cher, Woodpeckers eat like a month He estimated wood. Offer them suet, or ren- bird, meamng their }1lgh peekers ate only 10 percent

l recl Leef fat," she SBJd metabohsm tnggers a vora. of borers attackmg his trees. PI.t It near a decJduous CIOUSappetJte Because borers were Iden- t rc r Those are the type of PJleated woodpeckers, tJfied only a few weeks ago, whIch are the sIze of crows and research from Asu. has and seen somebmes m met. been hard to come by, Gresse Pointe News ropohtan DetrOit, have been AmerIcan sCientIsts don't l \p~ 230 400) found With bellies crammed know how the bnght green, III d c\ ery Thu"day Wlth 2,600 ants 1/4-Inch Insect fits lOto

!{\ Anleebo Publlshf'rs KovalCIk saJd Grosse MichIgan's food cham 'II> Kercheval Avenue Pomte residents dre more "Woodpeckers may Just be (. ro,<;c POinte, MI 48236 likely to see downy wood- usmg the borer's hole to PHONE (313) 882-6900 peckers explore trees for other ~t I~C pajd at Dur011 "They're about SIX Illches opportumtles,~ saId John f ~ )nd add llonal ma 111}!. from head through tail," sl.e BIanchi, commumcatJOns ~ lil" S3'" per \ ea, v~a saId director for the NatIOnal ~Tenific Savirlgs l ~IClro Mea )6, Ou! ot Male cowmes are black Audubon Society "Nobody ... Fk. ~('nd addr('s~ lhan~(''!> and whIte With a spot of red knows whether borers are Po nre New<; 96 on the back of their head SUItable prey for woodpeck- Througf!out! ( losse POIntt. Farms M~ t Females lack red coloratIOn ers, f1Jckers or other buds, 1¥ r neV\.s OP) ~ Mond(lv "Their tongue IS 2 1/2 and how palatable they are fn'ilirr n<;.trtl")r\ tImes the dJstance from the to woodpeckers ~ j': St. Clair Shof{'~ ny lor Sp('lIOnc; R" and ,Je back of their head to beak," Even If woodpeckers go lx n lhe- adv( rt O:;ln~ rkpar1 $,: (586) 778-6 1 ~2 , 10"} 'n ()(l M('nday Th( KovalCik saJd "It curls hog-wJld over emerald ash ,'ld'lo(, I c,~n~ (()P~ lor around InSIde their head" borers, Bldnchl saJd the $ 21429 Mack A" ,\, ') )() p m "(Jnoav WoodpC'ckers have been pests are probably here to "t: ", A"'D ~llll QVf"" ~ l>r c1 '-,pld I pokmg around mfected ash stay ?Metro Deuoi t. I., 1'1'"')' 1<;Ilrnliro Ii ('llflC'f (an ; OeoIbom Hdg..... trl'es ll1 Carl Dollhopf's back II' '" the rh.a~(' lOf ()( a r€"-run )I ~.'Thl>Htl.BI3]2-4 ~200 ~u.l,r~ 11"';,,,,- r.."I,~<,011'1'('" Out,t.ale yard In Westland A1 ., 'frt ,ornc.lI(t1mtr:;.tt'X "Woodpeckers mav arrest N (Fa.;dRd..~lnb-u~nJ (')fib ~~ .... II () "nYr ~jlOi--.R • j-£.r-..,...~ "fin 1\t10<11" r'ht'{..(1l,'f"~'1'{' ~'" 1 )( (. t')l' r. ~ ')1 "They got some borers, but thell! ~DaJr) 1'''0'" (J 1<1.dn.t "hli ""r;'1J ";0. 11\.1,01 ~ )1j -"I IiI "I to a degree,~ he said, (1 (,1.H:' 1/..'f>or1o;;'-l.Ir'nf'OO (~l(l hi are only makmg a dent,~ J...n.o.nla. Mern F '\T Pl.u~ ',),('~ n1,~mfi~1d \)n t",H j \ :;all he <"dffi('JtfC'l'll-K tiN n(,(11oo "but JudgIng hew nature ~ald Dollhopf, a hortIcultur- (/34) 512 {~)o '::1~) ""71-' S(1"D h::}.,rJ ...... ,...nJ 1(" ~ "I (~r ...nd R.1.rHf\. t~rrt In \ 1! olh \A. I I 1",<,,(' I)~ { 'IC"W"'" (~"1'\ ' ..... the nghr works, they Will probably (On (':Of"l'lO'" rJ f-.or 1.,,( .. ~ ...-; ~,nrYUi ll{ 9~""'214 /f)-N'1tll.",1f\.,.lftrRdl 11 , fp (In ather1 v <; orm-r al consultant and ,etlred never bt> eradIcated That's NCIVI,No\') ~-n Lcnccr OPEN TillS SUNDAYI I l O'-t f 0 nl(l r-..('v.,'<, it h.['r1I~ ng (("Pre MIchigan Department of ;;'48 • .3 ~~ 8('?C <,( I 1 (>(,11.1\11 ruJ r1trtnont\. to h nd II' .. what you see WIth 1I1tro- Visit us at our '¥oct>site W'W"'Pw ht'lltl')PS com II 'H'\'. I t~"1 lOr! CA'lh pun (11 (10 11schorr *1219 "SUGAR SWEET" . 00 STEAK ~ WEISSE ONLY + DEP STRAWBERRIES #18.#20 •...... •...... V3 1# {'o,I. , "HASS" AMISH CHICKEN WINES AVACADOES #55 ...•...... •...... •..... 89..I:\fll LEG QUARTERS

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An what happens the day after we tak Saddam down?" election-year QuestIOns like these weren't aske four years ago "What new JnformatlOn eXIsts politics What has chan~ In reCf'nt month Comnuttee ChaIrman, Carl Levm, on been mSlde Iraq SIDce 1998 or years? What w1l1be the reactIOn 0 Sept 4,2002 Back then, Levin and other kpy sen- welcome the apparent sluft our alhes?" asked Daschle after meet "I ators sent PreSident ClInton a letter Ing With PreSident Bush last week m posItion by the president, at least from the Vlce presI- Four years ago, PreSident Clmton exprpSSIng conceri' ovt>r Iraq'B lack of "\Vhat I hope Will happen over th pondered what could happen If the cooperatIOn WIth the UN's weapons dent's posltlon, to acknowl- course of the next several months 1 UnIted States failed tu act m the face mspectors The letter urged ClInton edge that Iraq IS not solely a U.S that the preSident wlll be more forth of Saddam Hussem's refusal to allow "to take necessary actIOns to respond commg In terms of the mformatlO problem but a world problem that the UN inspectors mto Iraq It "glVes hIm effectIvely to the threat posed oy that he beheves warrants U S mter InternatIOnal community needs to be yet more opportunItIes to develop hiS Iraq's refu&al to end Its weapons of ventlOn In Iraq" Involved m address mg. I also wel- program of weapons of mass destruc- mass destructIOn programs" LeVIn hkes thIs tImetable come the preSIdent's statements tIon He Will conclude that the mter- The letter dldr.'t ask Clmton to "If it takes a month or two to do th today that m the process of declmng natlOnal communIty's lost Its Will He check agam WIth the UN or open the df'hberatlOn on tlus," he saId recently, how to proceed, he welcomes mscus- Will then conclude that he can go subject to a debate 10 Congress before "It ought to be done, and m a wa:; swn and debate and he WIll seek con- nght on domg more to bUIld an arse- tak10g the "necessary actlOns " whIch IS very thorough and careful' - , --- , nAl of nl>v""t"hnlY NI>Qt..""hnn Tf WI> H 1Q mtl>rl>Qhnp" thAt LE>vin and ... , .n...... , 1-.,..., .,.1..." ...... ,,"I"'\C' T n~Y'1"'" 1 , .o.1c:OQ..I.V4..1. 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Raben G. Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSIfIED - (31318ll2~ DISPLAY \OVERTISINC (3131 88Hl294 B.,b ... Yubeck V.th.ck., (313) 882-3500 PublISher John Mmrus Manage' POI.. J Birkner, Advo't1S1llg Manage' Ken Schop, Editor and General Aos1S~~t~l~~J/~e~::~b:htor Fran Velardo, Kim "1 Mack.y, ASSIStant to Ille Robert B. Edgar ~ AssIStant Manager Ad verbsln Manager Produ(tIon Manager Manager Chuck Kl.nk., Sports EdItor R... lyn B.IIou, o Founder and PublISher (313) 343.5590 Bonnl. c.p ..... Slthe ~ditor: bUIld conceSSIOnstands and plan to spend tlus money broadcast team of John Madden and I want to thank the restrooms at Defer WIsely m thIS debt-free loss season, the LlOns could be hard Grosse POinte News for Its Pat Summerall, a move back to the Why Isn't more mforma- school chstnct? pressed to even equal their dismRI coverage of the board of edu- tIon accesSible on hne? record of a year ago. teleVISIOn booth doesn't seem far- If Grosse Pomters manage catIon's deSIre to Increase I wondered If the dlstnct to amass too large a war College football fans around here fetched for Millen, a top broadcaster at Fox before takmg the LIOns Job our property taxes In order has considered working With chest, Wllllt work agaInst us are fortunate to have MJ.chigan and to make capital lmprove- our county commumty col- If, as the gubernatonal can- MJ.clugan State dOlOg well so far this MJ.lIen and Mornhmweg feel that ments to school dlstnct they mhented a bad team when they lege to develop cooperatIve didates promise, Proposal A season. But for those who like their bUlldmgs programs of benefit to our arnved here. Willbe refined? football on Sundays, there IS httle After reading the letter students In an attempt to Alternatively, could now hope for the "gndiron heroes" tlus year Imagme what the next guys Wlll be "MIllage favored" In the return some (any) of the be the best tIme to make a able to say. Sept 5 ISSue of the Grosse taxes we pay to support It commitment to a voted bond POinte News In support of And if the chstnct has done because some of the pro the bond proposal which so WIthout success whether posed refinements If adopt- Where is Charlie Brown? asked us to compare our It has called upon our com- ed could work against property values and schools muruty to demand It. wealtluer commurutIes? ur family is m dE'ep sorrow sponsored at a home down the street to that of Birmingham, I deCIded I would make a few I began to wonder If the I have been askmg people because of the msappearance Our tlunklng was that he had Jomed school chstnct has attempt- wallung about 10 Grosse O of our family's pet cat whom someone's group, collect1Og the fur- unsclentlfic compansons of ed to work WIth parent Pomte whether they were we Hamed Charhe Brown, in nislungs that had been on display and my own groups and booster clubs to In some Instances, I could aware of the bond vote on memory of the feUl10uscartoonist who then picked up when Charhe was focus their fund-ralSlng Sept 24 About half said not reconCile your reports efforts In order to surport had died suddenly, about the time we asleep about the bond with the they nad no Idea that an acquired the cat. We had mscovered 10 our home he informatIon pro" Ided some of the capital Improve- electIOn was taking place loved to sleep on pillows and over- ments they seek to finance pnor to the general electIOn CharlIe Brown, a stray cat, had through the Grosse Pomte through the bond such as In November and a few shown up unexpectedly at the home of stuffed furniture, and might even have CommunIty EducatIOn Autumn 2002 bulletIn For artifiCial turf at athletiC quened why a bond vote our son-m-law and daughter in Mt been asleep when the fUInlture was moved out of that house mstance, It was unclear fields or Improvements to could not have been held at Pleasant whether the proposed $4 performmg arts facilIties that time They already had a dog and pre- But of course we cannot place the blame for Char he's disappearance on mllhon asbestos removal If my memory serves me Of those who were aware ferred not to ~eep lum. Smce we have would be necessary If the correctly, the Grosse POInte of the upcc..mIngvote, theIr anyone He may have Just wandered had animals In the past, they offered News camed a story last InformatIOn came from the too far from home We have checked capital Improvements were the cat to us and we gladly accepted not inItIated If the bond year about the successful Grosse Pomte News stoneh hIm several tImes With the local ammal were not approved fund-ralsmg efforts of par- All denied recelYmg any shelter, and unfortunately they do not Charlie IS an mtelhgent cat, m our I went to the Grosse ent groups and how theIr direct commUnIcatIOn from have Charhe either opimon, because he qUIckly learned Pomte school's Internet SIte resources were allocated the school dlstnct until I At any rate, Charlie IS still mlssmg several thmgs about our household to determme whethel' more CertaInly taxpayers have an pOinted out that the center- and the Elstons, my Wife and I, would speCIfic mformatIOn about obhgatIOn to finance the fold of the commumty ed'l- One was he learned qUIckly to use the be Wllhng to pay $50 for 1OformatlOn the bond proposal, the decl- core bUSIness of schools but cahon bulletin contained new self-clearung lItter box we had about hIS whereabouts now and per- slOn makmg process, the there should be no reason such informatIOn A parent acqUlred for hIm haps a lIttle more If CharlIe would be level ar,d extent of commu- why the resources of these of a school-aged child But perhaps more surpnsmg was returned to URunharmed nIty mvolvement were avall- groups should not be spent received a flIer m support of the fact that after we had him a year We had thought of puttmg a name able but I personally could for the more questIOnable the bond through their no or so, he learned to Jump up m front of tag around Charhe's neck, but he did- not locate such mformatlon capital Improvements pro- That so few voters our kitchen Window when he wanted I discovered that sum. posed Such an &pproach (through my most unSCIen- n't hke that a bIt, which IS the reason 1" d f d might make a smaller tax tIfic sam~lmg) know about to come back In, after he had made a we never go. round to putt10g a collar manes o. uoar 0 e ucatlOn, tour outSIde meetmg mmutes are posted Increase very appeahng to thIS electIOn IStroublIng and 0.1 him We qUlckly learned to obhge hIm but and by reVieWIng those I. serhor cItizen resIdents and rerr.mlscent of what hap' The Elston famdy has had lts share we Wlll concede that he still lIkes to go learned that contracts "thb!!ewho do not send their pened last year when Yo e all of cats and dogs over the years, espe- outside for long pen ods, and some- exceedIng Just over $1 mll-' chI1dren to Grosse POinte cned tht Wafne County nallv while our dauehters were gTOW- lion In l1'l'nl'ralfunrl mOnJPJ'! .pv~lIc schools Commumtv Coll&l!e snuck times he would be absent for as long as mg up, but we hav-e to confess that were awarded to mst~ll 'JIllpponers at the bond theIr vote on a ballot when a week before returnmg both of us mIss Charhe, and would be Pella WIndows In the school suggest that paYIng for rou- many (hkely unsympathet- After belOg fed, he often leaped mto dehghlPd to get hIm back admlnlstratlOn bUlldmg and tIne mamtenance through IC)voters weren't gomg to go the lap of my Wife, Gretchen, who He IS a good Sized cat, WIth orange Efco wmdows In two of our the bond wl1l prOVidemore to the polls to vote on other hkprl to scratch hIll bark ami IlTonncl s..hools mnnpy f,~rgeneral operatmg and whltf' stnpes He has patChes of local matters lUll etll'ti SOffifotImes he would fall I wondered If asbestos expenses Al"n the Aug 5 I boP<' edt-h resldl'nt wIli white on hiS belly, chest and paws asleep In her lap and sought to Rpend removal to prOVidehealthy Issue of the Grosse Pomte take the tIme to mform as much tIme With her as she had Please call us at (313) 884-6914, or bUlldmg" should have been News reported that the another reSident about the avaIlable We notIced that Charhe was drop Ii hne to the Grosse Pomte News glVen a hIgher pnonty than recently approved Wayne Sept 24 vote missIng m May 2002, after the big If you have InformatIOn about hiS WIndows gwen the $4 mil. County speCial edu ..atlOn han linl1 ..,. nr"'" h"" mIllage Willreturn $600,000 C'h.-;" KA"7!!nnwRki ~~~y th~ J u-n.lG... l.A.u.gu.~ uf D.:;tr(nt n,h~ro.,'hnl,tQ . ~ thIS year to the school dls- Grosse Pointe Shores personal they saw or heard Amencan flag up III the sky, on Sept 11 or the followmg blowmg III the breeze .Unforgettable I • rlav" that thev wIll npver There IS a commer('lal on fo;get • TV right now I'm not sure , By Jennie Miller donate money to chanties whllt It 18 advertlslllg, but It , Staff Writer But I felt shghtly guIlty That Image, for me, IS a pamts a pIcture ofthlb patn- I Someone asked me recent- that I hadn't planned on man, btandlllg 111 the middle . ly what my plans were thls domg anythmg different of the bUSiest street III otHlm It shows still footage of a year 011 Sept 11 - what I than any other day l:iSay Orlando, FlOrida, wavlllg an btreet, pictUring a row of col- :-'was gOing to do to pay trib- My co-worker reminded i\merlcan flag ute to the events that me that we have spent the orful houseb The flag has become buch The announcer remarks occurred last year past 365 days remembenng Jennie Miller I u beautiful illidge to me It Ib that on ~ept 11, terronsts - I dldn t know Sept 11 a shdllle that prior to Sept tned to change our natIOn I wondered what I should I'm not gomg to be any So mud has changed wlthm our country Within 11 (another common There IS a pau;,E' and the do? I probably would wear more sad on thiS day smce the at .aclts, yet, thiS days of the events phrase), flagb were only dlO- announcer cont1l1ues to say our nation's colors, I be<:ause not a day goes by No one Will pver forget the day, thiS year, IS no different played III the early summer, guessed, and probably, at that they bucceeded, as the that I am not remmded of fear, the rumor;, of Impend- than any other near the 4th of July And one POint, I would be ;,ucked same V1PW of the hO'.l;,es the events mg threat1> and the anguish We are stili mourmng We MemOrial Da) It really was Into the televlblon, replaymg becomes filled With Everythmg IS "Smce Sept of watchlllg people frantlcal- are stili III shock We are odd to bee a flag displayed the horrible event 111 my Amencan flags 11." or "After Sept 11," or ly searchlllg for loved ones, ;,tlll trylllg to go back to hv- any other time of the year mmd "Becausr of the events that carrymg fhen, and per;,onal Ing our hves of freedom We I am so thankful to "pe the The terroflsts attacked Is there more I bhould do occurred on Sept 11" effects are stlll at war, fightlllg ter- ;,ymbol ofthe freedom 111 our our Citizens, killed our , on dus day? No one WIll ever be able to As Amencdns, we helve rorists, a war that might country pallltlllg' the land- heroes and brought do,," n I spoke about this subject erase from theIr mmds the the frpedom to Ilve our hves never find an end scapes of our residential our towers with a co-worker, wondermg Images of those planes Tills allows us to go about The one bleSslllg that strpets, our skyscrapers, our But the truth IS, they what plse there IS to do crashmg mto the Trade our days and bometlmeb for- came out of thiS tragedy IS cars and our bU<;lllesses remmd us each and every I don't attend church, nor Center towers Noone wlll I'Pt nhollt thlnllS hke .1-",...... ,..~r>""",...,ntl"..,..., T f1nrl nnthm17 mnrp hP,,"- rlfiV how much we love 00 1 nave a large enough ever forget the mcredlble humalllty and war and Everyone hab bometh.iIg bful than to see a giant flag Amenca ane each other mcome to allow me to patriotism that swelled tragedy

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_~i by Ben Bums ager, saw my dIlemma and On what I should do for The Final Days carrIed most of the bags A happy, healthy, senwr While the salvage folks home for me" hfe are stnpplng Grosse However, out of thiS mt!- POinte's Jacobson's of Its fix- lIOn tures, counters and any- Elmer Update There are a half a millIOn tlung else of value, here are Last year we reported that I can't do, a couple more stories about Elmer Kundlllger, Grosse Plus another half a nul- the store that Pomte HIgh School class of lIOn more anchored the '38, finally graduated from That I DO NOT want to Village for college at age 81 when he walked across the 'stage at do decades Thl5 stlllleaLes me where the Umverslty of Central I started- Weddtng Flonda III Orlando, havmg Slttmg In my favonte Dress earned a B S in sCience and a B A m hiStory chair HAPPI~~ BEING A /"'ASC6f IF T/-lE UNIFORM F1T,II The first In front o{ the old TV weddIng Eighty fnends and famdy Visit the Grosse Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs.keenspace.com dress ever members watched willie Fox A Word to the Wise made at the Ben Burns TV crews recorded the event Everybody wants to get store was for local teleVISion ahead' modIfied from Kundmger ran Kae Everybody has a head/ a plain white dress Imported Construct1On III the Pomtes Then tell me, why don't treetwise from New York CIty for until 1950 when he moved you use It? Margie GaruarlI1o, who south to run a constructIon WIth only three percent started work there on I:. dare company In Flonda more effort from you, Question of the Week: In 1953 The alteratIOns Most all of your goals and Perhaps spurred by hiS Have the events of September 11th changed department converted It mto dreams WIll come true/ newfound media fame, a nuptIal dress WIth lace Sounds too easy a thing to you and lfso, how? Kundmger deCIded to and other decoratIOns for do, doesn't It? By Suzy Berschback become a colummst thIS her 1957 mamage to Robert However, bit by bit, step by year and marched mto the Garbanno, now a retlred step, and you WIll see, offices of Tn-City newspa- "I think It'S made every- Farmer Jack executive A Ifll IS to be, It!S up to me/ pers, a group of three week- one more aware that we few months later the bndal hes WIth 31,000 clrculat10n have problems and maybe boutlque opened Not bad adVIce from the m Eustis, Mt Dora and we're not copmg WIth them Garbarino helped WIth all 82-year-old youngster, who Taveres, Fla as best we shoul:l, that we the fashIOn show!> and got hiS first wntmg expen- He told the PublIsher don't know enough about worked With public relatIOns ence In World War IIaboard Michael Tabor he was their people outsIde the country, and sales trammg the 165-foot-long escort new colummst Tabor saId, or for that matter, m the sillp, the Talahoma m the After she retlred III 1995 "OK, do you want to wnte country I" North AtlantiC He started a they hired her back as a weekly or monthl)"?" - Aaron Drucker, Grosse newspaper there called "The "contmgent employee" Kundmger chuse weekly Pomte Woods Here's a samplIng from 011 Burner" Aaron Drucker "That's what I call a 'call gIrl,'" Garbarino SaId "If "Kundmger's Korner" QuestIOned on the pubhc they needed me they would response to hIS weekly "Yes, I have less f81th m What to Do at 82 our government to respond call " effort, Kundmger sald, "I Today, there are one mIL- responsIbly to fundamental Garbanno and her fellow den't know I've been afraId lIOn suggestIOns to ask " problems WIth OUT foreIgn sales associates stlll get In all the books, maga- pohcy" Ryan Milligan together from bme to time ZInes and newspapers That makes two of us - Ryan MIIhga::l. Royal and she says, "I stlll find Oak myself preachIng customer servIce"

"Yes, I had family that Customer Service Myrna Smith of the City, was In there but got out They were m the second who hved a block and a half tower, on the 84th floor from the store, stlll remem- There were no commumca- bers her best expenence tlons They walked home WIth the famed Jake's cus- and amved at 7 p m that tomer servIce mght.~ "One Christmas I went up - Dr Smgh, Harper to do a httle last-mmute Woods shoppmg and I wound up With five bags to carry /, " ... I "I thlOk It made me real- Clarence Wascher, the man- • ~'i5c;;:c Dr. Singh :l' lit' ..z:.. r Ize that we're not the only _ o~ oC-t...: country that gets harassed 9/11 victims c..~"""~ Maybe It will make us more -=- - Cfl-"o~,~",o ...~ I 'O'~ ~ -...> " 0 sensItive" .II I U 0 II" - Jehan Wakeem, City honored _11 I, \, of Grosse POinte, (pIctured Days before the first With Evan) anmversary of the attack on We know your floors. America, Grosbe Pomte Whether It's lhe family room or the kitchen you want your floors to "Yes, It has made me Woods offiCials declared fit your lifestyle and your expert Congoleum retal~r has the knowiedge and talent to help you select and Install floonng that's more aware of our collectIVe Sept 11 "Patnot Day" durable, beautiful and In",tlng Slop In Ind _ UI today awareness of global events " - RIchard Reuther, The d£;,lgnatlon ,--~~/~ Grosse POInte Fanns -)- .~,. ~ expressed Clt) counCIl mem- .... bers' shock and badness ~tn~!Z "It has defil1ltely made caused by terrorIsts who .~"'-/'''.';'''''-'.','" - '\, ".' ,.'-, me more apprenA.tlVe of the - "lllflicted great pam and Service Floor Covering country we hve In and what suffenng to mnocent VIC- Sma a gift fre<>dom IS I have tims, theIr fam,hes and the "Family Ownt!d 6- Opn-aud 1971" learned to take nothing for nation as a whole" '""'mt"rl IlkI' when T~IlY (586) 294-0022 good-bye to someone It :t.'..~,;; In making the declsra- Richard R~uther , remmded me you have to .. .. tlOn, membPTs of the council 30918 Harper Ave - St. Clair Shores fight for freedom" Brenda Hy held a moment of silence {1 Block South of 13 Mile Rd.} Brenda Hy, Grosse hononng vlctlmq of the sur- Pomte Park prise terronqt attacks -'au" 1.1".. tn --':;(j,j",1 nJ1------,PiN'" Sept 11 h'is bern de'!Ig-1 Collgo leum jl.ooring during nated Patnot DIlY nat1On- _ Suzy Ber~chback I~(J (replance photographer In Gro~~p POinte Farm~ and ('() author our Congoleum Salebration! of "Grosse P01'1te 1880 19'W She welcome~ suggestIOns for que~tlOno to her e mall Wide by PreSIdent George addres~ at Ber~chback@aol com W Bu<;h - 90 days same ~ cash with approved credit: - I - September 12, 2002 Grosse Pointe News 8A News Mernweather called the defectIve eqUIpment for a Village bike 9 30 and 1020 pm on Farm~ publIc safety depart- power failure last week In Tuesday, SPpt 3 PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS ment to report the car, the area of Mack and thefts The reSident heard the which had been parked m Vermer garage door close around to put the tire out by cuttlOg "(An) underground cable A Giant 12-speed bIke was the street for over a day 9 45 pm, but dIdn't notice It Indecent off the electnclty to the at southbound Mack and reported stolen frem a bike mISSIng until he deCIded to house High-powered fans Amta IS the cause of the rack m the 16900 block of go for a bike rIde exposer were used to clear the house po",er oUlage," the officer Kell.Jlt:v t1i 111 the ('Ify of fI"Ii. 1. ano.Q Q '1 f' _ ~1 ...... 1.1 " Sneaky b '"-' .....b .....~ V~ L'lJUVn.l...- ~~'d Grosse POinte between 3 15 • B&Es &nd 12 - "aid a man It took utility crews about and 3 45 P m on Sunday, expo~ed hlb Kemtalia to solicitor A DVD player, a check- Purses stolen five hours to restore electnc- Sept 1 them Irom the mumclpally- A 45-year-old DetrOIt man Ity follOWIng the failure at The bike v. as locked to the book and an ATM card were A Gros"e Pomte Farms owned parkIng garage m \', as found hidIng In the about 8 30 p m on 'fuesday, rack, but the lock \',ab left on reported ITUbsmg sometIml womdn reported her purbe 17000 block of Kercheval In bathroom of hiS partner'" Sept 3 the rack by the perpetrator between 6 a m and 6 45 wab stolen Irom her car the Clt) of Gror:.be Pomte on Grosbe POHite Woods house In dddition to dark£ned p m from a hom,e In the 200 while wdtchmg a freshman • SaturddY, Sept 7 dbout a half-hour after he lights and tramc "'Ignalb A CIty re,ldent reported block of RIVard m the City of football gan1e at Grosse The girls were walklllg gave chase to Grosse Pomte polIce reported manhole cov hlb Hot Hocl(s mountam Grobse Pomte on Tuesday, POInte S,JUth Ihgh School across the btreet from the Shon~ publIc safet) omcer~ er" blow off openIngs on bIke mlbb10g at -i 45 p m on Sept 3 bet\\een 4 and 7 pm on garage all Notre Dame ea"t and officer~ from ahblstIng AnIta at and near "lJuth Thurbda), Sept 5 There were no slgnb of Wedne<;ddY, Sept 4 of Kercheval at about 7 45 depal tmcnts on Sunday, bound Mack The bike was left unlocked forced entry The car 'was parked 111 the pm when they "aid they Sept 8 Wayne County Road creWb In front at a "tore 10 the heard a coughmg nOIse com- "tadlUm parking lot along The DetrOIt man and a 34- A house on South set up a generator to power 16900 block 01 Kercheval m mg from the garage They Fisher Her pur"e was In the year.old Woods woman were +'h ~ ..... Ede-ewood m Grosse Pomte , , ,.,~ .... 1J, traffic lIghtb ~ . hu"h m~v h~Vfl been "' I ...... ~ .J Shores was belIeved to have .:)<1H.J. UJ,'t.r) .,,~ v.- L.l1\." u ...... , \''l .... v ~L.UlJlJt;::U tvJ. ;:'Ul1\..J,"JU6 .av .. lIfted hiS shirt over hi" head, unlocked work door-to-door on Roslyn been broken mto sometune A CltV man reported 1,IS when they looked to hear • between 8 and 11 p m on at about 5 30 P m When 26-mch' black and yellow where the sound was commg A St Clair Shores woman asked for Identification, the Drug dealer, Fnday, Sept 6 Huff) mountaIn bike mlss- from repol Led her pur"e stolen The homeowner suspected DetrOIt man sau). It W&SWith mg whIle shopping III a store The girls went straight to from a City of Grosse POInte or just d break-m when he saw some eqUIpment he left m between 8 30 and 8 4"i p m their grandmother's house hOSpItal lIghts on m the hoube The the backyard of a Job slUl on on Thursday, Sept 5, III the on St Paul, but did not The woman was staymg misunderstood unknown person or persons the block 16800 block of Kercheval III mform her of the mCldent With her daughter, who was Officers made a drug bust gamed entry mto the house WhIle runmng a check the CIty untIl 9 p m a patIent IfI the pedIatnc and placmg hlb female part- whIle InvestIgatmg a loud The bIke wa" letl unlOl.ked through a basement wmdow UnIt She believes the purse City public safety officers ner under arrest for three party In the 800 block of In front of the store Contents of dresser drawers was taken between 11 p lTJ were unable to find the map cnmmal warrants, the South Oxford III Grosse m a bedroom were dumped on Thursday, Sept 5, and 7 • DetrOIt man was seen nlfi- Pomte Woods at about 1030 A 14-year-old Grosbe and some Items were mISS- a m on Fnday, Sept 6 lllng through backyards P m on Sunday, Sept 1 POInte Farms bo)' had hIS mg Mutual aId from officers PolIce arrested an 18- 26-mch Cannondale moun- Tires missing m the Woods and a K-9 umt year-old Woods man who tam Inke stolen from the Four tIres were dIscovered B&E attempt from Eastpomte ",ere admitted tryIng to hIde bag- corner of Kercheval and 8t mlssmg from a 2000 An unknown person Arson attempt? brought 10 to conduct an gIes of manJuana III bushes Clair on Saturday, Sept 7 Chrysler 300M In the 500 attempted to gam entry Into CIty of Grosse Pomte PolIce said they found two block of Washmgton In the a house 10 the 200 block of area search After they could He bnefly went mto a InVestigators tlunk someone City of Grosse POInte at 4 45 Morass 10 Grosse Pomte not find the man, officers bags of what teswd posItIve nearby btore and discovered may h?ve attempted to set a a m on Monday, Sept 9 Farms sometIme between searched the woman's house for the drug, plus a thIrd bag hIS bIke missIng around 1 30 1996 Ford Crown Victona on The car, which was parked 7 30 p m on 'fuesday, Sept WIth permiSSIOn elf her that was empty but con- pm fire m the mUnIclpally- on the street, was left on 3, and 8 45 P m on Fnday, mother tamed a manJuana odor owned parking garage m the The DetrOit man was PolIce questIoned hiS A 41-year-old man of an bncks Sept 6 17000 block of Kercheval arrested for Illterfenng With claIm he wasn't dealIng UnIdentIfied city reported An attempt to enter the While checking out the car "I felt hIS answers to be hiS bike stolen from m front house was made by trymg to a polIce ofticer on Fnday, Sept 6. officers force a SIde door open - Bonme Caprara evaSIve," said an officer of a store m the 17100 block noticed an unknown sub- Tools missing of Kercheval 10 the CIty on stance, which letl a burnt Saturday, Sept 7, at 250 Power tools \\ ere stolen reSIdue on the fender and a Dog gone from a locked garage m the pm burnt substance under the A yellow Labrador Litterbugs Way over limit The man left the bike 300 block of Hillcrest In fuel door that had melted RetrIever was reported A reSident of the 200 block A dnver so drunk he unlocked while he went to Grosse Pomte Farms some- and fallen onto the concrete mlssmg from a garage m the of Hampton told Grosse couldn't stand up was taken shop in a store A WItness tIme between 3 p m on 400 block of Tourame m Pointe Woods pollee on to a local hospItal where hiS saw an unknown person Saturday, Aug 24 and 9 p m Grosse Pomte Farms Fnday, Sept 6 that smce the blood alcohol level wa" head east on Kercheval With on Fnday, Aug 30 between 10 30 and 11 30 sh.rt of the academic year, found to be 45 percent, the bIke Car recovered rohssmg are a 7 1/4-mch a m on Fnrlay, Sept 6 hIgh school students have more than four tImes the A 1998 Plymouth Br~eze Makita saw, a Slohl router, The person who took the been parlor,g III front of her legal lImIt was returned to Its owner a 10-Inch Delta mIter baw dog cut a rope that secured house and httenng the area A Grosse Pomte Woods More stolen atler an elUSIve chase on and a DeWalt palm sander the dog The dog's owner WIth trash patrolman caught the man Saturday, Sept 7 WdS home at thf' tIme of the drivmg erratically m the bikes While dispatched to mves- dIsappearance, but did not area of Mack and Vermer on A Raleigh mountam bIke tIgate a report of stolen tIres Auto theft hear any dIsturbance Woods man Saturday, Sept 7, at 1245 was taken from an unlocked m the 500 block of RIvard In am A 2002 gray Chrysler garage 10 the 400 block of the CIty of Grosse POinte, a "The medIcal staff can To","n and Country ..vas Lawn fire eathers UnIversity In the CIty of CIty publiC safety officer 1..1uueo tlUb was alcuhol PI.Jl A reSident III the 300 block '"" Grosse Pomte sometIme spotted a SUSpICIOUSvelucle stolen from a dnveway In somng anJ. (the man) was of McMIllan III Grosse charges between Monday, Sept 2, - the Breeze - parked m the 400 block of McKInley In going to stay for further POInte Farms came back A 29-year-old Grosse and 2 p m on Tuesday, Sept the street With a man Grosse POInt.e Farmb some- evaluation," an officer sald after a 50-mIllUte absence to POinte Woods man, caught 3 behmd the wheel As the time between 10 p m. on find a 10-by-20-foot sectIOn dnvmg a whIte 1990 Jeep officer began to Investigate Saturday, Aug 31, and 9 • of her lawn on fire at 2 50 four-door With defective tail- Coke (not Cola) A boy's SlIver PaCific 26- the car, the dnver took off a m on Sunday, Sept 1 P m on Fnday, Sept 5 lIghts on Mack near Grosse Pomte Woods mch, 21-speed bike was and led the officer and other The reSident put the fire Lochmoor on Thursday, polIce £-mnd cocame traces taken from the bike rack patrol cars mto DetrOIt The out With a garden hose Sept 5, at 9 25 pm, was and drug parapl::}rnaha III a from a Grosse Pomte Farms chase was called off when Oven fire Investlgatorb beheved the wanted on three warrants whIte 2002 Mercedes dnven middle school sometime the car disappeared In the fire may have started from a totalIng nearly $5,200 by a 50-year-old Harper between 830 a m and 330 Houston-WhIttier sectIOn of easy-offed next-door neighbor's garage The man admitted not Woods man P m on Tuesday, Sept 3 DetrOIt Grosse POInte Farms pub- havmg a valId dnver's On Sunday, Sept 8, at The bike was not locked The car was found by lIc safety officers qUIckly put lIcense He was wanted all 2 41 am, polIce clocked the and had no license DetrOIt polIce officers In the out an oven fire m the 400 Car found two SImIlar offenses m man dnvIng 46 mph on • area of Loretto and Dlvme block of Belanger on A 1997 Jeep Cherokee DetrOit A $5,000 warrant northbound Mack near A SchWInn bIcycle was In DetrOIt It had been Tuesday, Sept 3, at 3 50 reported stolen tram the 800 from Chnton TownshIp Hunt Club, a 35 mph zone stolen out of a locked garage reported stolen from the pm block of Lmcoln III the Clt)' stemmed from hIs faIlure to A patrolman who In the 600 block of Neff m 1200 block of Bishop m the The Belanger rebldent of Grosse Pomte was found appear at a court heanng searched the Mercedes the City sometIme between Park earlier that mormng was bakmg food when the III the 300 block of detected cocaIne reSIdue on oven went mto a self-clean- Mernweather III Grosse a small box stored on the mg cycle, ",hlch caused a Pomte Farms on Sunday, Power failure dnver's Side floorboard A fire In the oven Sept R g!ass plpe \lIas found In (l A Grosse Pomte Woods The firefighters were able A reSIdent on pocket behmd the passenger INASER/S public safety officer blamed seat Officers found $373 III What does It take to cash make an outstanding In addItIOn to drug colliSion shop? charges, tpe ma'1 WJ'l<: tlcket- I'd for speedIng, and not hav- ''COtJRTESY'' ~ AUTOMETRIC mg proof of car msurance : ~':COLLISION,INC. and registratIOn J"'" Most of the time ....ur customers 'pomesnc and fornlQn ~M Speciabs1 have had an unfortunate ~MW, Mercede$ Stove fire ,Hondallnd A stove fire m the 1400 expenence wlfh theIr vehIcle r8Pi'Jl'5 block of Somerset on the atlernoon of Sunday, Sept 8, We feel that a little conSideration ~ ~tAve Eas1polnta prompted all fire fightmg and compassion goes a long way :ksSouth 0110 Mile apparatus 10 Grosse Pomte 586.774-3455 Park to amve on scene A neighbor, however, put We oFer pld< up and d"!lvery serv,ce Mon •• rri,7...!ffito6~ AVALON thmg3 nght With a lire , IntematJOnal Breads $ extIngUIsher BAGUETIE 1~ ~~~TOO RIDGE ~~-.~7"""- . STRAWBERR!E~ DIMPFLMEIER iar nnay, Shlraz.. .~ M xorMatch 100% Whole Wheal Bread 89t. Vehicles stolen ~WEAVER -.....~j~ PEACIoiES & NECTARINES MARTHA'S KITCHEN GEORGE3 DuBOEUF Two vehicles were stolen $599 Cabeme~ Mer1o~ on consecutive days last fresh • Cheese Enchiladas_ _ sru: ChardonMY, Syrah , ~ ~ITfiR week 10 Gro>ose Pomte Park CONSTRUCTION ASPARAGUS 6 • Refiled Beans $1 1.. Dunng the mght of • S aIsa Fresca ------$289n' • • Fnda), Sept 6, m the 1400 block of BIshop a red 1994 Jeep Chero)..ee was tRken Head from the street BoorS0) CenterCut FLANK STE~K $4~ The followmg mornmg ROOFI~G & SlT)I~(~ fllack Forest $549 PORK CHOPS...... $1~ ----- between 3 and 7 am, a 1998 HAM______La Fresh Plymouth Bref'ze wa<; tahen GROUND LAMB from the 1200 block of SPECI/\.l_ISTS Sausalito 5549 $ 49 Bishop De",plte a short N' TURKEy____ La PORK LOIN ROAST...... 1 LB Coffee . pohce cha<;e b~ officer<; tram O'{I (llig the Cltv of Gro<;<;c pOInte, BACON $2~~PK (3-4 LBAVG) Free Elltimatcs & Rca~onahlc Ratrs MULIER'S the thI~f marie hl~ way 1I1to HOUSE BLEND Detr01t wh(ff' OmCN<; With Can today for an aPPolnlment HAM SPREAO.__ $2~ thE>nmth precmct cecovercd Pork Sausage $ . 69 the vehlc!E> LB (586) 876-5505 or (586) 757-8645 COLBY or CoJack __ $26~ GROUND MEAL...... " 1 $54~ - Brad LmdherR 0 ...... 11 Ib O ...... t ..tt hv Tim Wp~vf'r ------L - .,-- ..J September 12, 2002 9A Grosse Pointe News Obituaries Hammond of Ann Arbor, and dent Marc R Prasb, 83, may be made to the Mrs Hea IS survIved by different avenues passed away on Saturday, Mrs lves was a hfetlme her nephew, Stuart Michigan Ammal Rescue her husband, DaVid, her two Sept 7, 2002 at St. John League Inc , 790 chIldren, Bradley and member of the Country Club Hammond of Okemos of DetrOIt, an honorary A memonal serYlce Will be Semor Commumty Featherstone, Pontiac, MI Deborah, her Sister, Jo Ann Born lfl Indiana, Mr member of the Grosse held on Sunday, Oct 6 at 48342 (James) Kelly, and nieces Prasl> attended HotchkisS and nephews Kristin Pomte Garden Club, and a 1 30 p m at the Grosse High School III Connecticut member of the Gulfl,.tream Pomte Umtanan Church, Beardslee, Kevm Kelly, and graduated from Yale Loretta E, Davidson Jeremy Hea and Heather Bath and Tenms Club m 17150 Maumee In the City University with a degree 10 Lorl'tta E DaVidson l-{PA FlonnA of Grosse POinte passed away on Monday, "She was a gracIOus lady Memonal contributIOns engmeenng Funeral servl(es were Mr Prass worked for May 20, 200:.! held on Thurbday, Sept 5, m every sense of the word may be made 10 Judy's name Chrysler CorporatIOn, where She was a native of 2002 at Grosse Pomte She helped so many people to the Walnut Grove he rose to dlTl'ctor of DetrOit and !lved In Grosse Woods Presby ten an Church m lIOmany ways, but did It Elementary S(hool, 1248 N advan(ed product planning Pomte for mObt of ht'r adult qUietly, never lookmg for Flonbbant Road, Ferguson, !lfe She wab a member of re(ogllltlOn," said her MO 63135 at the corporate level Upon rehrlng, he devoted the Grosse POinte Garden Wilton L. daughter, Glllna Ives Club and volunteered at Bon Donnelly "She had an Thomas C. Marsden hlb ta:entb to natIOnal and Henderson internatIOnal Venture Secuurs Hospital for many Petobke) and Tarpon incredible love of life and Former Harper Woods ye-ars wab eternally young" rebldent Thomab C Capital Investment." Spnngb, Fla reSident He was an aVid tenI1l" Mrs Da\ Idson enjoyed Her hobbleS lOcluded tak- Mar::.den, 92, pabsed awa) Wilton L Henderson, 75, player and golfer, a member playmg bndge and spendmg mg care of her rObe garden on Monday, AUI{ 12,2002 Gary M. Ansaldi, M.D. pwsed away on Wednesday, of the Country Club of time With fflends She also and makmg miniature Born III Philadelphia JO Aug 14,2002 Detroit and the Indian enjoyed gardemng, travel- rooms One of her projects, a 1910 to JoseRhme CywmskJ Gary M. Born m Columbia, Mo, Village Tenmb Club, and a 1012'. CooklOg musIc and the '\~... l-l'o",rlOl'"cnn ~~rll1Rtpn Six-foot miniature house, IS and Frank Zblkow"kl Mr ..... ,.or ~, memoer 01 tHe .:JelUUl ...... ~ Ansaicil, lvi-D. arts from Michigan State on display at the UetrOlt Marsden completed hlb edu- Club of Grusse Pomte GrObse Pomte Farms resI- She Ib survived by her UmverblLY m 1949, served HlbWnl-al Museum cation 10 DetrOit, where he dent, Dr Gary M Ansaldl, daughter, Joyce D Shappee, She also had a passIOn for moved With hlb family Mr Prd"" Ib survived by m the US Navy and was his COUSin,Paul Prass Jr of 49, pas bed away on and her fnend, Richard M employed With Aetna Life playmg the plano He graduated from the East Lansmg and many Saturday, Sept 7, 2002 at Shappee, both of Concord, Insurance Company from Mrs Ives was predeceased Amencan Institute of Bon Secours Hospital, after Calif b) her husband, Edward T Bankmg and the LaSalle fnends 1949 untll 1983 A funci al Mass was cele- a two-year battle With kid- She was predeceased by He was an active reSident Ives Jr, and her brother, School of Accountmg brated on Turbday, Sept 10 ney cancer her husband, Stuart E m the Grosse Pomte commu- James L Garard In 1933, Mr Marbden at St Paul CatholIc Church Born m Rhode Island, Dr DaVidson mty from 1955 until 1978 A memonal Mass was began hiS career WIth Bank m Grob"e Pomte Farms Ansaldl graduated from A pnvate memonaI ser- Mr Henderson IS survived held at the Grosse Pomte of the Commonwealth (now Arrangements were made Southern IllinOIS Umverslty vice was held by hiS sons, Craig W Academy Chapel m Grosse Comenca) as a teller In by Verheyden Funeral Medical School m Interment IS at Mount Henderson and Jay L Pomte Farms on FrIday, 1950, he became a branch Home, Grosse Pomte Park Carbondale, III , and dId hIS Ohvet Cemetery Henderson, hiS grandchil- Sept 6 manager and was elected Interment IS :it Riverview medical reSidency at Oluo dren. Katie, Justm, Interment IS at St Paul assistant cashier and sec- Cemetery 10 South Bend, State UOlverslty Hospitals Jenmfer, Claire, Bntt and Cathohc Church In Grosse tion officer III 1968 In 1970, m Columbus, OhIO A.<;hley Henderson, and hiS Pomte Farms he was prolPoted to assIs- Indiana He worked for Henry Ford brothers, Phlhp and Jim Arrangements were made tant vice preSident Health System's Pierson Henderson by Wilham R HamIlton After servmg 42 years Yvonne Moons Clime He has beep practIc- He was predeceased by Funeral Home With Bank ' of the Rodgers 109 mternal medlcme In MemOrial contributIOn;; Commonwealth, Mr hIS Wife, PhylliS K Vera Beach, Fla reSident, Grosse Pomte for over 10 may be made to the DetrOIt Marsden retired to BraZil, Henderson Yvonne Moons Rodgers, 87, years and was well-known Instltute for Children, 5447 Ind He came out of retire- Interment IS at TrlOlty passed away on Saturday, for hiS thorough and canng Woodward Ave, DetrOit, MI ment and went to work at Memonal Gardens, New Aug 31, 2002, at the Indian treatment of hiS patIents 48202 the Center POInt Branch of Port Richey, Fla River Memonal Hospital fol- Dr Ansaldl enjoyed the Riddell NatIOnal Bank Notes of condolences may lowmg a prolonged Illness kayakmg, photography, be sent to Jay L Henderson, Judith Hammond Mr Marsden was a hfe- Born III DetrOit III 1915 bemg a "soccer dad," and the time member of AcaCia 180 Grey Fox Run, Chagrm Kiehne Mrs Rodgers graduated Indian PrIncess Trtbe Lodge #477 of the Free and Falls, OhIO 44022 JudIth Hnmmond ¥aJehne, from Southeastern High He IS survived by lus Wife Accepted Masons In Urosse 58, passed away at her home School She pursued profes- of 18 years, Wendy Hall, hIS Pomte Woods He served as III St Ann, Mo, on Fnday. SIOnal trammg m art and daughter'l, Kate and Beth preSident of the Northeast Aug 23.2002 musIc Ansaldl, lus Sister, Sandra; KiwaOlS Club of DetrOIt and Born m 1944 m St LOUIS, She was a member of the and his parents, ViVIan and an actIve member With Mo ,Mrs Kiehne was raised DetrOIt Boat Club, the JUnior Achievement Urban AnsaldJ. m Grosse Pomte She gradu- Grosse Pomte Yacht Club, Vis:tatlOn Will be held at He IS survived by lus dE:ar ated from Grosse Pomte the Moonngs Club of Vera the Grosse Pomte War fnend, Audrey Lynch, hiS High School 10 1962 and Beach and the Golden Eagle Memonal on Thursday, three chIldren, Millicent receIved her bachelor's Club of the Indian River Sept 12 from 5 30 to 7 p m Christine G. Hea "MitZI" Giles (Lyle), Thomas degree III educatIOn from the Memonal HospItal A "celebratIon of hfe" wdl "Sam" Marsden (Susan), Grosse Pomte Woods resi- Umverslty of Mlssoun m FoundatIOn She was also and Cathenne J Wilhamson follow from 7 to 8 p m dent, Christme G Hea, 61, mvolved m the formatIOn of Columbia III 1966 of BraZil, Ind., a SIster, In heu of flowers, memon- passed away suddenly on She began her career as the Center for the Arts m Alfreda Bmge, grandchIl- al donatwns may be made to Saturday, Aug 31, 2002 an elementary school Vero Beach dren, Cynthia Lynn the Ansaldl Children's Born on March 19, 1941 m Mrs Rodgers was mter- teal-her and received her Russette, Sandra Gordley, EducatIOn Fund or the Kankakee, lll, Mrs Hea ested m art, crafts, garden- master's degree from Nancy Jean Giles-Borsa, .LA:Jo...L~cncn.n Car...cer SOCIety moved to DetrOIt in 1948 mg, blrdwatchlOg, boatlOg Webster College In 1972 Donna Jacoby, Thomas D She graduated from Detrmt I'll 1976, Mrs Kiehne and ocean fishmg. Marsden and Carne Stone Southeastern High School 10 Jomed the Walnut Grove She IS survived by her Christie Ann Brady Bush, and great-grandchil- 1959 and from Michigan Elementary School m the husband of 54 years, Chnstte Ann Brady, 49. State Umverslty m 1963 dren, Dr DaVid Lyle passed away on Wednesday, Ferguson-Flonssant School Charles F Rodgers, her son, She also earned her mas Gordley, Andrew Richard Charles J (Cynthia) Sept 4,2002 after a !lfe-Iong Virginia "Ginny" Garard DIstnct of St loUIS, WhlCh Russette, Amy Lynn ter's degree from Wayne Rodgers, two grandchildren, battle With many medical Iyes became her profeSSIOnal Hamilton Ill, Diana Lynn State Umversity Charhe and Jams Rodgers problems home for the rest of her CUSIC, Bnan DaVid Borsa, In 1964, Mrs Hea began of Newfoundland, NJ. and Born m 1952, Ms Brady Virginia "Ginny" career, until her retirement Bndget Ehse Borsa, Colin teachmg m the Grosse her slster-m-Iaw, Elizabeth graduated m 1970 from III 2000 Gdes Borsa, Sarah Stone, Pomte Pubhc School Garard Ives Gesell of Portage Grosbe Pomte High School Mrs Kiehne enjoyed Abbie Stone, Samuel Stone, System, first at Ferry FIftY-SiX-year reSident of Arrangements were made She IS survived by her domestic and mternatlonal Martha Jean Jacoby and Elementary School Fnd Grosse Pomte Farms, by Cox-Gifford Funeral brothers, D Michael Brady travel, readmg mystery sto- John DaVid Jacoby Montmth Elementary VJrgmla "Gmny" Garard Home (Patricia) of Rochester Hills nes, especially Agatha He was predeceased by School She spent the Ives, 91, passed away on A memonaI service Will be and Larry J Brady (Pat ChnstJe, and teachmg read- hiS Wife of 53 years, Jessie greater part of her 33 year 'fuesday, Sept 3, 2002 at St held at the A H Peters Sands) of Shelby Twp, mg skills to children Jean Lynch, hiS brothers, career at RIchard John Hospital 10 DetrOIt Funeral Home III Grosse nephews, Bnan (Rupal She IS survived by her Richard and Edward, sisters Elementary School Born 10 Chicago, III , Mrs mother, Carol B Hammond Brady of Rochester Hills, Mrs. Hea was a member of Camilla and Clara, and hiS rves attended the Umverslty of Grosse POInte. her father, See OBITUARIES, Darren (Kelly) Brady of the JUnior leaguE.' of DetrOIt grandson, George A of Chicago Wilham D Hammond of page 12A Royal Oak, Jeffrey and Sigma Kappa soronty, Wilhamson II She was active III the Littleton, Mass, her broth- (Ehzabethl Sands of and was active m the Alpha A "celebratIOn of !lfe" was Infant Welfare Society III ers Thomas Hammond BlrmlOgham, and mece, Delta Kappa soronty held for Mr Marsden on Chicago and was on the (ChrIS) of Okl'mo'l and PaplP1l'l Rllml" of RlVerslde. She enjoyed V1llYUlg Aug 15 Interment IS at i board at the CradJ" AdoptIOn Donald Hammond (Llllda CaM bndge and spend 109 time Cottage Hill Cemetery m Agency III Evanston, IiI AlVIra l of Ann Arbor. her SIS- Interment IS at the Grosse WIth fnends She was enJoy- Brazll,Ind After marryIng the late ter, Gall Hammond Stone Pomte Woods Presbytenan Ing her retirement, spendIng Edward T Ives Jr, she (Ira) of Little Rock, Ark., her Church the wmter months WIth her moved to Grosse Pomte and meces, Emily Frantz of Marc R. Prass HOKlcan Klebe Arrangements were made husband family and fnends was active m the Jumor Okemos and Marta Alvlra- Grosse POInte Woods resi- sure our clealling I b) Sawyer-Fuller Funeral on AJ'na Mana Island m League of DetrOIt volun- Home of Berkley IS the best? Simple. 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SIX and eight of PartiCipants then travel to Denms Zembala, chairman different "Ults) vanous hI "toncally blgmfi- of thr Woodward Auto There wlll also be a draw- cant automotive sltes along Hrntage Poker Run and the Woodward carndor, director of the DetrOIt mg for a grand pnze of$500 10 jom the Woodward mcludmg HI..,toncal Musrums "At one • The- Modern HouslOg time, they were a way for Auto Hentage Poker Run, cali (313) 833-1980 CorporatIOn addItIOn In lilr bUIlders and modlfirr" to demonstrate the r('liability RegistratIOn IS $50 per car PontIac, Advance registratIOn IS • WoodlaVl n Cemetery, of their vehicles Poker Run'l reqUIred Sponsors of the ...,here many dutomotlve plD- m the 1950s "ere SImply a 2002 Woodward Auto n('er" ar(' burled, lot "f fun w" Hfp r('kmdling Hentagl' Poker Run IOcludt' • Ford" Piquette A,rout' thl'l traditiO!' and celebrat WI;' the DetrOIt HI'ltoncal Plant, VI h(,fp the Model T the IOdu<;try that truly changrd thp world" ~1m,eums & Society, \\ [IS concelvrd Oakland County and • Ford', Highiand Park PartJc,pant<; collect a Mot'lrCltles Plant, thl' blrthplacl' of the playmg vard at each sIte and oe..II,...... I September 12, 2002 Gros$e Pointe News 10A Schools Getting to know the district's new teachers By Jennie Miller finished her college expen- garten teacher, Kns Cueter Grosse Pomte South HIgh Kolleen Homuth Magazme, The DetrOIt Free ff Writer t M h S ' Press MagazlOc, The Ann StaA fl 11. f thence a IC Igan tate A graduate of Western School MI1:.oll Ell'llwntlH} ~cholll Arbor Ob:;erver and Modern new oc 0 leac ers IS Umver!>lty 111 2002 with :.t;V Mlduglill Ulllver:'lty, Cuder A 2002 graduate of wl'lconw~ h.lllll'l'll IlOI1\uth, Bride ' , I'h h I m !! tUtPh dC tasstrooms ondarv educatIOn certlfica- received her master's degree Purdue Ulllverslty, Ertmer It:- IW'\l!:-1 kllldl'rgarten ':hp has taught 10 e f t roug h ou e I:' nc tlon In mathematics and 10 early chIldhood pducatlOn rel.elved hiS tJacndor :. 1'wenty-one teachers have psychology from Sagmaw Valley StaIR degree III phySIC!>,speclallz teadwr I 1 BlrmIOgham, Oak Park., l_~en lured for the 2002-03 She Interned at Owosso University d d t Homuth 1.1:- pn'vlllu:, Y Warren Con:.ohdated U\ I d t lOgIO secon ary e uca lOn t.mght In Ohlll Orlando und SLhools FarmIOgton and 'U ,00 ) ear, aecor 109 a Middle School, tea clung She has taught III the Troy He :.tudent taught III West - Fl ,. , Larn Lobert, the dlstnet's math to eighth-grader:. and School DIStflCt, III Sanford, Lafayette, Ind, where h(' KI~:'llmnll'l' .lj I brtche Walled Lake ' t ,., 11' Il'Cl'I'l'l WI Lee hab al..,ll :,pent three Iluman rebources UlTcCor al:.o coachIOg cheerleddmg 1'la and III RosevIlle developed umt plans cover- I ':i t ~1 chwan ' . h ld' , t k or t- ,('Ilfl'l' 10m "I" years hvmg ovprbeas and IS ~s c I ren gl to now and majorette:. \Vlllle III Flonda, Cueter Illg subjects such as plectnc- St t l T t their new m~truct()r.., here's Archer also LO coordmated wah a member of the math ny, magnetism and optlcs a 4' tl1\('n.1 \ d proficlpnt In French and ~ h Honmth "ll~ rl.'{ogl\lle 111 Chlllese d bit of mtonl13tlU'l ,or t e an aftpr-school tutoflng pro- sl.hool ImprOvement team Ertmer was a research 1988 lOT\\llIlIlIlg H grant on . Wl1l'Dumt\, rlg,Hdll1g each gram at OW()b~O whIch and Implpmented the aShlstant III the Purdue the GUIded ReadIng aile empnasl7ed the 1I11portance RpaJlI1g and Math PhySICS Department and Program of good stud. hdblh B llkpdlk Home Pn,gram was also a supplemental She wab albo belelted 111 -.------InstructIOn leadu for the 1988 b\ the O"cl'ola County Purdue Learning Center Department of EducatIOn to formulAte coonhnate and Implement a prekillder- garten pllot program funded by a Umted Stateb govern- ment grant

Cathleen Lee The new second-grade teacher at Poupard Elementary School IS Cathleen Colhn!> Lee Lee receIved her bache- lor's degree In Enghsh from Kalamazoo College, earned her master's degree lfi Jour- Cathleen Lee nalism from the Umverslty Julie Archer of Mlcmgan and earned a master's degree m educatIOn Grab a copy of next weeks from Marygrove College edIbon of The Grosse POlllte Julie Archer News for more blOgraprues M the new mathematiCS Kris Cueter Mark Ertmer She prevlOusly worked as of new teachers In the me teacher at Grobse Pointe Maire Elementary School Mark Ertmer IS a new sci- Kolleen Homuth a freelance wnter, With arti- North HIgh School, Archer welcomes a new kmder- ence and phYSICSteacher at cles pubhshed m Parents tnct Student enrollment up, all teachers called back

By Jennie Miiier increased by 70 students than what was prOjected In del.r~ase 111 enrollment Staff Writer from last year March of 2002 occurred at Poupard Close to 9,000 ~tudents Aecordmg to ChriS The biggest drop In enroll- Elementary, which has seen entered classrooms In the Fenton, the district's super- ment, aecordmg to Fenton's a drop of 36 students from Grosse POInte Pubhe School Intendent for busmess calculatlOns, was at the ele- last year Dlstnct last week affairs, the Increase comes mentary level There are 59 However, enrollment m A student count conducted as no surprwe fewer students enrolled m speCial education, mIddle on the fourth day of school In fact, the total 18 approx- elementary school than last school and mgh school has shows that enrollment has Imately 14 students less year The most slgmficant mcreased TlurtY-SIX more students have enrolled In middle school for th\jl 2002-03 school NOTICE OF SPECIAL El.ECTION year, With Brownell Middle TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2002 School 8eemg the largest THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, lllcrease Grosse Pomte North High WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN School's enrollment lllcreased by 42 students Phow by Jennie MIller Three girls walk to Maire Elementary School. TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: (double what was prOjected In March) and Grosse POInte There are close to 9.000 student8 enrolled in the cUs- South HIgh School added SIX trict, with an increase of 70 students from Iut year. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a SpecIal ElectIOn of The Grosse POinte Public School System, students to Its classrooms Wayne County, Mlc!ugan, will be held In the School Dlstnct on Tuesday, September 24, 2002. The Commumty School welcomes 23 new students fourth and fifth grade, thiS year, an additIOn that reaerung 29 students THE POLl S OF ELECTION WILL BE OPEN FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M., EASTERN was approved by the Grosse AccordIng to Larry Lobert, DAYLIGHT TIME, ON SEPTEMBER 24, 2002. P01l1te Board of EducatIOn the dIstrict's director of 111 late February. The total human resources, additIonal classroom assistants might BOND PROPOSAL number of students enrolled m th..:!alternative educatIOn be mred at Richard to com- 8chool1s now 62 pensate for the larger class- Shall the Grosse Pomte Public School System, County of Wayne, MIchigan, borrow the pnnclpal Twenty-sIX new students es sum of not to exceed S xty-One Mllhon EIght Hundred Thousand Dollars ($61,800,000) and Issue have been added to spectal Lobert also reports that Its general obhgatlon unhmlted tax bonds for the purpose of defraymg the cost of educatIOn programs every teacher who received a Although a larger number pmk slip at the end of the - Construcung, furnIshing and equIpping addlUons to eXlsung School DIstrict bUIldings, of students have enrolled m 2001-02 school year was - Remodehng, equipping, furnlshmg, re-equlppmg and refurnIshing eXlstmg School the dlstnct, class sizes have called back and additIonal Dlstnct bulldmgs, and not changed SIgnificantly, 1I1structors were rured Just _ Improv1ng and developIng s1tes, Includ1ng Outdoor at.'11et",c faclhue~, $t.....~ctures, and accordmg to Fenton before the start of classes The average class sIZe 111 Unfortunately, Lobert play fields III the School District? Phow by Jen me MIller There are 59 fewer kmdergarten through fifth said, not all classroom asSIS- grade IS 21 2 students tants who were 1&111uff last The eSllmated lrullage to be leVied 10 2002 to servJce thiS Issue of bonds IS 0 94 mlll ($0 94 per elementary students enrolled in the district Richard Elementary School year were brought back, due $1,000 of taxable value) and the estimated SImple average annual mIllage rate reqUIred to retire the than last year, has the !ughest class sIze 111 to budget constramts bonds of thiS Issue IS 1 15 mllls ($1 15 per $1,000 of taxable value) The bonds may be Issued III one or more sene~, payable III the case of each senes m not to exceed twenty-five (25) years from the date of Issue of each senes Roughin' it in Colorado (Under Slate law, bond proceeds ma) not be used 10pa) teacher or adm/Ill ,lralOr salanes, roulme mall1lenanCe costs or other School Dwnct operalmg expenses) By Jennie Miller Staff Writer The places of election WIllbe the fully designated voting places in each election precinct in the Two Grosse POlllte South School District and are as follows' HIgh School students learned leadership skIlls ?RECINCT A - All voters 10 the City of Grosse Pomte Park vote at PIERCE whIle hlkmg through the MIDDLE SCHOOL, 15430 Kercheval, Grosse POInte Park, Roclues thIS summer MichIgan City of Grosse POlllte resI- PRECINCT B - All voters 10 the City of Grosse Pomte \ ate at MAIRE dent Colleen Shmlla and ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 740 Cadieux, City of Grosse POInte, Grosse Pomte Fanns resI- dent MargIe MackenZie Michigan were two of more than 200 PRECINCT C - All voters In the C:ty of Grosse Pomte Falms vote at students pIcked to travel to BROWNFT I MIDDLE SCHOOL, 260 Chalfonte, Grosse Pomte Ccloruda th:s summer Farms, MIchigan Thf'Y took part \ll the PRECINCf D - A.llvoters In the City of Grosse POinteWoods vote at PAI{CELLS Multl-Level NatIOnal MIDDLE SCHOOL. 20600 Mack, Grosse POinte Woods, Michigan LeadershIp Camp at Camp PRECINCf E - All voter~ In the Toy,n;hlp of Grosse POinte vote at the GROSSE Chelf'y III Estes Park, Cola POINTE SHORES ADMINISTRATION OFFICES, 795 Lakeshore, The camp IS deSigned for Grosse Pomte Shores. lvildllgdIl 'itudents to Illcrease theIr -~If-understandlllg and con- PRECINCT F - 1\11 \oter~ m the City of Harper 'Woods portion of the Grosse ~r?1l8e Pointe ~uth High School juniors Colleen fidence while developlllg Pomtc PublIC 'lchool S)stcm vote at POUPARD ELEMENTARY Sh1nlla and MaggIe Mackenzie were chosen by their slulls involVing commUlllca- SCHOOL 206~5 Lennon Clly of Harper Woods, Michigan peers to attend a leadership camp this summer in tlOn, problem-~olvlllg, group ABSENT YOTER COUNTING BOARD, (All absentee voter ballots) Young Colorado. process and orgamzatlon place at BAR"lES SCHOOL, 20090 MornlOgslde, Grosse POlOte students were Pl't lllto coun- Woods, MIchigan Shmlla and MackenzlC take back to my student CIls where thf>y did personal rouncd " were chosen by fellow mem- Ity actiVities and dlSCUs'lecl I-ach person votlOg In thiS election must be a registered ejector m the CIty of TownshIp wlthm the bers of the Studf'nt Sdected members of ways to make their counCIl South's Student Assembly School Dl>tnct 10 which the per~on re~ldes A3soclatlOn at South succeed The tnp was paid for by a have partiCipated III the MI learned about how I dIS- camp fOTbevpral ypar" Th\> 1"00Ice1<; given by ordcr of the Board of EducatIOn of TIe Grosse Pomte Pubhc School scholarship from the play my"elf to other'l and Other students were cho- Sy>tem Wayne County, MichIgan Student MsoclatlOn and the how I want to change that," Motper's Club "en to attend SimIlar campb Shmlla Bald In dIfferent setting... thIS Dated September 4. 2002 Dunng the "IX day'l, the "1 also learned skIlls to Linda Farmer, summer G P N 09112/2002 & 09/19/2002 Secrelary, Board of E

By Jennie Miller white and blue to display of the patnotlc spmt The French Staff Writer their patnotlsm throughout the school day teacher at The AIl commumtIes gathered Some schools, buch as Dunng the first hour of Academy taught around the world to Dav Defer Rlpmentarv. Our Lady c1asseb. each student was the students to tnbute to the tragedies that Star of the Sea, Pierce glven a flag pm to wear In recite the Pledge occurred last year In Middle School, and Globse between classes, patnotlc of Alleglance m Amenca, btudents m i>chools POInte North High School musIc was played over the French across Grosbe Pomte btayed took the time to recognize PA system SOCIal studies positive for the OCtaslOn the effort;, of pohce officers, A Powerpomt pre~enta- c1abbeb created Most students had been firemen and emergency tlOn was de1Jvered durmg "Why We slttmg m classloomi> when workers third hour, shOWing land- Remember 9/11" they recClved word of the The themes of thE' day bcape and landmark pho- pobten, terrorist attach of Sept 11, ranged from "Amen can tographb of scenes atross At Pierce 2001 One) ear later, they Heroes Day" at Defer to the Umted States as Middle School, remained In classrooms to "Patnotlsm" at North to "Amenca the Beautiful" was the students reflect on changes that have "Celebratmg Amellca's played participated In occurred In theIr hve~ and Freedom" at The Grosse "(The prm,entatlOn) high- creatmg Video throughout the world Pomtl' Academy hghtb the beauty of our montages and ~1,."",,, --. l- 1 >"T'I ...... l 1"1 l-...... ,.., ... rl ,...... """"'" l J - .,1 vv"'.., lI.v'::O,.:, LV!" ,LH.,u.\..li., (.l i:loV\.-H.U __... VAl\. ,",VUU"J), .u~u ....u OU1U the dlstnrt gathered togeth- er at North, orgamzed the At the end uf th" da~, stu- ~hl~hthe;~~r~' er for flag ralsmg cere- plans for the school's recog- dents were presented With a bented t() local monies and many recited mtlOn of Sept 11 Video dunng theu seventh- police officers the Pledge of Alleglance and "We wanted to focus on hour classes featunng a and firemen sang patnotIc songs patnotlsm as oppo,",prito 10",s combmed performance of Students at Photo 0) Jennlt' \ Many students through- and tragedy," Beach ~ald the schools' bands and chOIrs Pierce also m.4de Matthew Strachan and Nathan T\Uner, first-graders out the commumty wore red, Students \',ert' remmded blIlgmg, "America the a banner, spon- Richard Elementary School and Libby Strachan. a sixth-gra. Beautiful" sored by Sheila at Brownell Middle SChool wear red. white and blue to sh Man y Moll's health their patriotism. classrooms classes, and pre- throughout sen ted It to local the school since Sept II?" the commum- pubhc safety officers after Teachers at Grosse POInte Olver said he wanted ty had sepa- school South High School were pro- emphaSize the lmportam rate actiVI- Lower School students at Vided With a suggested hst paymg attentlOn to the qll ties planned Umverslty of Liggett School of questIOns to faclhtate pos- ltyofllfe for students planted a wooden statue Itive diSCUSSIOnof the events Although the attempt \ that focused called a "peace pole" The m their classes, according to made to remam PO<J on remem- pole has the words, "Let Pnnclpal Al Olver Teachers teachers at schools thrall . brance peace prevail on Earth" were then at liberty to con- out Grosse POInte werE' I'r At The Inscnbed III eight different duct their classes m pared to face difficult qu IC:U"HY"" t) rtC'H .lA.~eadcmy, the ...... b ...... o....o.:JI whichever way they felt was hons and recognize btud Lower School At Monteith Elementan appropnate behaVIOr art teacher School, fifth-graders Photo by Jenme Mliler Students were asked According to B("l' worked With deSigned drawmgs Of what A banner made by Trombly Elementary School students in Mrs. questlOns such as, "How did North's teachers wen' third-graders they would do With the land the events of 9/11 nnpact mailed a hst of nonverl Handy's fifth-grade clus and Mrs. Kachadourian's second-grade where the World Trade to design red, your hfe?" and "How have SignS to watch for In --t clas. hang. in the hallway. It reads, "Acro .. America, our FIll« dis- white and Center once ~tood The btU- plays our undefeatable spirit." relatlOnshlps With your fam- dents that demonstrate al Llue qu,lts dents' \York 15 on dl:,pldY at il}' and frH:nds changed North parents come Back to School DON'T PAINT YOUR RADIATORS Grosse Pomte North parents Will follow their puter labs and the media Pa I1t drasllca 11'red Jces the eHlclency 01 steam & High School Pnnclpal Dr child's schedule, spendmg center Will be open for par- hot water rad ators and wood enclosures are poor Caryn Wells inVites par- about 15 mmutes With ents to VISit heal conduClors ents of all students to Back each class penod Refreshments wlll be Affordable Ace Radiator Enclosures • Otlef durabllty of stell wllh baked ename' f n sh n to School Night on Faculty members Will sprved throughout the decorator co~ars Thursday. Sept 26 from 7 share their goals and evenmg In the cafeteria • Keeps drapes wal s & cml ngs clean to 9 p.rn Parents Will e>

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5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road, Ann Arbor, MI Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds (Exit #175 off of 1-94, then south 3 miles) ,• Nancy Straub • P.O.Box 1260, Panacea, FL 32346 (850) 984-0122 September 12, 2002 Grosse Pointe News 12A News Farms to get splash pad By BCinnle Cap,a,a range of water activIties • bId on the project to B&B Pools, the Blake Comp9ny Staff Writer Farquhar said that the and Vortex, the selected Workers are expected to splash pad would also glve source for the splash pad dl"e mto constructIOn of a young bathers an option m eqUIpment, for a total price new wadmg pool and splash case the wad.Jng pool would of $375,382 The project pad soon at the Grosse should be completed by May Pomte Farms PIer Park The new splash pad, SImi- 2003 "We think this The council al..o selpeted lar to those recently con- the Blake Company Ill>the structed at the St Clair is a great addi- contractor for a new mamte- Shores MemOrial Park and nance bUlldmg UJ be CUII- the MetropolItan Beach tion to the park. structed m the southwest Metropark, 18 a zero-depth corner of the PIer Park water playground that fea- It will give our parkmg lot and the renova- tures several statIOns of tion of the park's pump buckets, bubblers and citizens a choice bUlldmg ~nTllVPN The new wadmg f"lf n 7Ilirlp rnnop "T"'o\.., ~ _ "" l~ ...... n' ~J •• • •• -' - 0 .&.4'''' o.Al. - 0- pool, wIth a sloped zero- will be moved out of the depth entry would be small- of water activi- park's recreation center, er than the eXlStmg wadrng wluch IS slated for renova- pool Both new amemtles ties. II tion by the Grosse Pomte would be located m the area Farms FoundatIOn of the eXlstmg wad.Jng pool Farms CoUDCllman "It will substantially "We had to replace our James Farquhar Jr. enlarge the recreatiOn cen- wadmg pool," said ter, which WIll mcrease use: w CounCilman James AsSIstant CIty Manager Construction will soon be UDder way for a new Farquhar Jr, chairman of have to be shut down In case Shane Reeslde said wading pool and splash pad at the Grosse Pointe the city cOUllcd's parks and of aCCidents and that both Obituaries The foundatIOn has not Farms Pier Park. The splash pad, above, is a zero- harbor commIttee "We the splash pad and the wad- brought forward any plans depth play area with several buckets. bubblers and From page 9A thmk tlus IS a great addition mg pool were handlcap- for the recreatIOn center at sprayers and is scheduled to open in May 2003. to the park It Will give our accesSIble tlus time. Pomte Woods at a later date cItizens a chOice of a Wlde The COunCll awarded the Interll'ent IS at Woodlawn Cemetery In DetrOIt ContributIOns may be made to VNNHosplce of Indian RIVer County, 1111 36th St, Vero Beach, FL 32960 or the Indian RIver MemOrial HospItal FoundatIOn, 1000 36th St, AT COTTAGE HOSPITAL Vero Beach, FL 32960 I EMERGENCY CENTER

Ra.Ymonc. Toseph Trombley Jr. Grosse Pomte Woods resI- dent Raymond JObeph Trombley Jr, 80, passed away on Tuesday, Aug 27, 2002 at St John Hospital m DetrOIt Mr Trombley was a 75- year reSIdent of Grosse Pomte Born III DetrOIt, he attended the Michigan Institute of Technology, Wayne State Umverslty and receIVed hiS bachelor's degree In englneenng from OUR PATIENTS DON'T LOSE the DetrOIt Institute of Technology He was employed for more than 30 years With General Motors Corp, havmg worked as supervisor of THEIR PATIENCE WAITING mechamcal englneenng for the Argonaut DIVISion Mr Trombley served 10 the U S Army AIr Corps Our prompt medical attentlOn to minor emergencies - usually m an hour or less - means there's no need to pack dunng World War II as a your knittmg, tackle War and Peace or struggle over a crossword puzzle That's because, at Cottage Hospital, mmor pilot He receIVed the DlstlngUlshed Flymg Cross emergencies get major attention - without the 'Ihurry up and wait.'1 And that translates mto satl<;fiedpatients among other mlhtary hon- ors We pridf' ourselves in delivering prompt treatment of: He was a me.nber of • Cuts requmng stitches • Bodv ache., Vpteranb of 10 oreJgn Wars, Post 1146 10 St Clair • Breaks and sprams • Abdommal pam Shores, the Semor Men's • Severe cold or flu symptoms • Sudden Illnes., Club of Grol>se Pomte and ASHRAE Our team of Bon Secours Cottage board-certified phySician<;and emergency room nur"e" are avatlable around He v. as also mtere"ted m golf, boating, readmg &.nd the dock to halldle yoUI urgent mmor emergency nght on the "pot In comfortah1e "urrnunomg" staffed by caring bemg a grandparent profe<;slOna\<;,close to v. here you live or work Mr Trombley IS survIved by hiS WIfe, June, hIS daugh- ter PatrICIa A Long, hIS Cottage Hospital Emergency Center. Where Ininor emergencies get major attention. son, Jameb R Trombley, and hiS grandchildren, John, Jabon and .Jenmfer Long, Jason and LIsa Trombley and Andy and Matthew SmIth ~ BON SECOURS COTTAGE He wa.., predeceased by hIS daughtrr, Cynthia L HEALTH SERVICES ~ SmIth

Interm ....nt IS at WhIte Chapel Cpmetery In Troy 159 I\erche\al, (,ro""c POInte f-anm I>,IPmorIdl LOlHnbuLlon,:> ma)' tw made to St .John H )~pltal, CardIOlogy SPrvlCP'l End(w,mrnt Fund 22101 ,"foro~", Dl'trOit Mi I 4R21fl J__ ------September 12, 2002 13A • Grosse Pointe News Bar er Woods Suspect nabbed in burglaries Open house a hit with kids throughout HW and Pointes !!3 The Annual Harper Woods open bouse, with By Jason Sweeney "WIth numerou!> B&E's in Imprint!> from many scenes are a near perfect matc.h to presentatioDJI by every Staff Wnter Detrolt, Gro,,~e POInte city department, free Anderbon'b A habitual offender has Woods, Harper Woods and food from National been taken off the streets by "I thmk, for the CItizens, I Eabtpomte " Coney Island and friends Harper Woods pollce, and IS "He hdS a lOng hlbtOry," It'll be good that thlb guy and neighbors from \lOW looklng at up to hfe m Bramos ~,Jld "He'b been In was caught," Brdmob bald WhJ1e Anderbon IS a IIkel) throughout the city was prison pn:>on bel ore fur burglary" once again a big success. Shane Rayfield Ander~on, Anderson b prlUrb Illclude bU.,pect 111 many CaSl'b, a 48-year-old DetrOIt man, pnbon hme for offences m Bramo!> bald that the di.'partment Ib btlll actIvely Chlldren spent time w~ apprehended at approx Warren and DetrOit running back and forth lmately 12 30 a m Sept 1 While Anderbon IS cur- llIvebtigatmg all open ca"e;., whether tied to Anderson or between the police Anderson was wanted in rently charged With only the cnllse~left.andthe III not connectIOn With numerous burglary committed the recently retired fire Currently III the Wayne cabes of BreakIng and early mormng hour~ ofSer:t engine, below left. Entenng not ouly 1I1 Harper 1, Bramo" salJ thdt they County jdll undel a - , ) Mnct Adr.-,.d that one WOOO!:!, OUL albO 111 urU:>bl:: b!lOUIUlie dUle 10 .LIlK 111m LU -ll.GcJV,UUV ~a~u uv.u. ...., I Anderson WIll be m Harper or the other was going pomte Woods, EastpolOte, at least a few more offenses to be their chosen pro- "The reason we think he'l, Woods Dlstnct Court 32A at and DetrOit fession as they proudly Detective LIeutenant responSIble for a number of 1 30 p m Wednesday, Sept I 11 for a prellmmary examl- wore the silver and yel- Michael Bramos saId, "We burglanes IS becaul,e of hiS luw sUckers of badges received a number of calls method of operatlOn," natlOn The sec.ond.degree home handed out by both that mght about a prowler Bramo!> explained departments. m the area" A large portIOn of the mvaslOn charge, which means no one was home Bramos saId polLce case., of home lllvaSlOn III Below, Library Director Harper Wood., thIS }ear dunng the cnme, carnel, a responded and chased Dale Parua got the task maximum sentence of 15 I Anderson on foot from near match the folloWlllg profile of making sure there • Entry through a back years and or $3,000 III fines, the mtersection of were enough balloons for and the charge of belllg a I Washtenaw and Samlac wmdow every child and child at through both front and back • Entry and eXit from the habitual offender cou.ld put Anderson behmd bars for heart to have a helium yards to the 19700 block of same location keepsake of the day's • Targetlllg of two or three the rest of hIS hfe I Elkhart events. Pollce had been unable to houses m a small area EdItor's note Upcommg I editIOns of the Grosse Pomte I catrh the culpnt of SImIlar - Suspect travels by bike Photos by Jason Sweeney B&E cases on slmllar chas- or on foot News Will follow the I es, but feel that thiS catch IS progress of Anderson's tnal a big one Addm~ to the weIght of and any otht1r charges that I "He's a suspect m se" eral eVIdence agamst Anderson are brought agamst hIm I I" the fdct that "hoe break-ms," Bramos said I .. Meeting Briefs, ' - . Pool Ordinance rates Slllce 2000, and the new rate would be In place The ordmance mtroduced until 2004, the measure 10 August that would pro- passed by a 6-1 margm hibit the use of any type of swunmmg or wadmg pool m the front or Side yard of a Synergy house has passed by a 6-1 A jomt sessIOn margm Harper Woods city counCil Councilman Hugh and the school board has Marshall said he reSIsted been set to forge a llst of the vote because he felt the common goals and potential l,mguage was too vague, and ways for the two bodies to put unusually broad restnc- work more III conjunctIOn tlons on the CItizens The results of the meeting City Manager James WIll appear III an upcommg Leldlem slad that the city Issue of the Grosse POInte WIll be on the lookout for News people breakmg the new code, but would likely Issue LQt Split warmngs first Another pubhc heanng has been schedUled for a Consultant pay proposed lot l>pht m order to A 6 6 percent ralse for the make more room for new contact and deSIgn services reSidents of thp city , Along with returning to the classroom, stu- utlhzed by the city for street The heanng Will be held dents ha"e returned to the playgrounds. This and other plannIng jobs has dunng the Monday, Oct 7 .tructure at Beacon Elementary is f'eeing extra been passed CIty council meetmg .duty after a firecracker accident claimed one of The raise, acc.ordmg to . the other playsupes. several counCil members, ~' Catching up with friends and remembering all seemed a htUe high, though N ext Meeting ~ the tricks of the monkey bars were on the top of when It was explamed that City counc,l will meet CITY OF HARPER WOODS children's lists of how to spend time. the consultants had not Monday, Sept 16 at 7 30 CITY COUNCIL received a raise m hourly pm 19617 HARPER HARPER WOODS, MI. 48225 ----Police Briefs---- PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE ....OTKe IS HEREBY G'\lE~ th.a. t.,h: H:u-pc:r W'!.""'"'i!City ()'luvll Will hr hnldm! ~ Pubhc Hemng on Monday Oclober 7 2002 at 7 30 P m ~ In the Mumclpal Bwldmg Clly tire Pohce patrollLng the hood of the vehicle and por- Coune.1 Chamber< loca'«l at 19617 Harper Harper Woods M1Chlg2ll 48225 for the pur. area noticed the damage Paint the town tIOns of the woman's garage pose of obt:nrnng publiC mpul and comment and lnpul on a req;uesa to split fhe lots at 2186 ------A home m the 20600 block A woman who lives m------the had been covered m yellow and 21145 VanAntwerp Lot 6 of the Mael SUbdlvlslon ;md lot 1121 or the AJ Scully was not contamed to only Easlcm Sup<. HIghway, SubdJvlS,on (M'e anached survey) of Wabhtenaw was broken one vehicle however, as SIIP- 19800 blork of Roscommon spray pamt The woman told mto some bme between Aug liar damage was apparent a....oke to find that her 1997 pollce she has no reason to RCSldcnl<; \0\,.00are unable to aru:oo thiS heanng may submit !.heIr comments LrI wnhng to 28 and Sept 4 The home, Plymquth and her home had thc ClIY Clc", s Officc on or before October 7 2002 on other vehIcles on that sUbpect anyone, and the c.ty of Hatpcr Woods under the care of the vaca- block been become defaced proper- graffiti IS bemg conSIdered a MIckey D. Todd, ty on Sunda} Sept 8 The PO~T1.D September 5 2002 tlOmng woman's daughter, random act G PN O9J1Y2002 C1ryOcrt had a rear wmdow broken out when someone came to check on the home Wednesday A Jewelry box, assorted pieces of Jewelry and an unknown amount of cash were mlSsmg from the home accordmg to the woman's daughter Alarming The alarm on a 1998 Chrysler Concorde parked In the 21500 block of Only InVISible Fence- brand can give your Kmgsvllle was what made family's dog the protection he/she deserves. the ddfl'rence between It bemg stolen and the owner In"lslble Fence- brand, the onglnal electronic haVing to repaIr the dnver's pet fence, keeps dogs like yours safely at Side lock ThE' vehIcle's " cr'e since 1973. Call for a FREEIn-home, ownl'r told pohee that at 930 a m Saturday, Sept 7, he heard the alann go off and eXIted hIS apartment to 4i 1~~O;;24-DOGS'\3647', Investigate The \liould-be ' \. ~ c thIef had fled the scene 4< www~visiblefence.com before gammg entry to the You'll Love vehIcle the Way, ~ "- ' 'h~~.\\ ~\~.,~;..~ ....~'\J") e-,BEST BUY • it Looks! \~,....~i Tired ~, Police took a report from a ~ ~., O()fftrcvooobiton ~outdoorsysttml man who llvel, m the 18700 Th<.5<3a JOI"flo nary reolacement on<> rooece seolT''ess . , 4' ( Illltolltd I/tlf «()ml"n(t!llt loll/!! I"t'mf -.alulT'l"um clog-free Qut1erlng systems catch and route water block of Eastwood on but divert leaves and pine needles 10 the ground ow

Sundlly, Sept 8, who dISCOV- li'No. (ll) odo-on cover sc'een d Repk>..8 yc.u !filiI ¥POI IfnIsI1 g.,orontoo erpd hiS front dnver's Side _All AlumJ",xn WCf1 I rust ~ ex1s'1r'{)gut'er _N<;

Last v. eek's hohday :-hort- to clObe Ia;,t Fnday at 1,295 Don't be i>bocked If we ened tour tradmg da)s pro- 's talk...STOCKS chase,~~~~::~;~~~d~c;~~ti:~~~~either with a compa- I I have another yo yo week duced anI) 5 4 bl1hon "hares Let ny loan, or my firm will tr:loprl on the NYSE. an thiS weeki ! =:.' r.'~l • r' I . I I - ~~ • r"t.'~l:"r""'l~~l, • t:~~-.:r -- - ~-' - gladl) lend :,au the money dvel age of 1 29 billIOn per hrough a Margm Loan" Friday Close, 9/6/02 dd~ Greenspan: Greeni>pan concluded, "It Will do It " The broker might add, Dow Jones Ind 8,-127 \Vor:-e )l't, Fed couldn't stop was far from obvIOUS that What got Mr Greeni>pan's "We can also lend you the la"t l"nda) '5 bubble:-, even If Identdied attention was an outburst of additiOnal mOOles you wlll NASDAQ Comp 1,295 rail> ot 144 "Bubble?" earl), could be preempted CongressIOnal wrath, usual r.eed to pay the capital gam S&P 500 Index 894 Dc'" pOlot" Fed ChalrmaJl Alan i>hort at the central bank I) eXCIted by a burplus of tax on the exercise of your $ In EL~Os 09821 onl> gener Greeni>pan, at the end of I1lducl1lg a substantial con- phone callb and "lSlts from ophons" Jted I 16 bil- Augu<,t, :-poke to a group uf Contmumg, "My firm will Crude (Bbl ) 29 61 tractIOn 111 economic activity the dues paymg lobbyiSts 011 lion ~hares dli>tlngUlshed gum,ts at the very outcome we would From 1997 forward, the also lend you the cash you Gold (Oz) 31990 traded Jackbon Hall' Wyo Barron's be scekl1lg to aVOId" brokerage Side of the major will need to pay us the It \'a~ a (Sept 9) feature ....nter. Alan 3-100 T-Bdls 1 65% Dh come on nowl In Investment firms had been monthly mterest due on ~v. T ~<' A ~~. .u v .....~I ...... ~. b- ,{"\.Ul,.,"'~Vl1, ...... 1-''\J...... September 1996, Greenspan hired by the tech cams, your Margm Loan I ------.. ball week, By Joseph Greenspan's apolOgIa speech Concludmg, the broker ~------__ ....J had told hiS fellow Feds, "I whIch had been brought like the old Mengden regardmg the F...d's han- recognize there IS a stock pubhc m IPOs underwntten might say to the executIv~, world womed about Mitch Miller dling of the stock market market bubble at thiS by the mvestment bankers "My firm IS offenng to (a) another 9-11 attack TV slnga- "bubble" m the late 1990s pomt " of that same firm finance all of your company's (b) the possibility' of longs Greenspan pleaded that ThiS quote from past Open The stock broker, aSSigned executive optIOns, thus ehm- another Iraq conflIct, Tue~day, the Dow sank he and hIS analysts """",re Market Committee delibera- to semor corporaw officers matmg any need to sell any (c) crude 011 pnces agam 355 pomts confronted With forces that tions was retneved by Steve of the tech corns, adVised shares mto the market, or pushmg $30fbbl and Wedne~da), It recovered none of us had personally Roach, Morgan Stanley'b their new chents on how to back to the company, both of (d) the slow recovery of 117 pomt". only to lose 141 expenenced" economist finance the exercise of their which would have to be global economics on Thursday, before cIosmg The Ch81rman then added Abelson quotes Mr Roach executive stock optIOns reported to the SEC, for all LTS doesn't need to up 144 pOInts on Fnday that "aside from the recent who said that Mr G PTlor to the expiration the world to see" remmd readers what For the ....eek, the Dow lost expenence of Japan, only exclaimed that as to boost- date of the stock optIOns, Some Wall Street insiders mvestors do when' a net 236 pomts, or 2 7 per- history books and musty I1lg margIn reqUIrements on which were "deep m the say, off the record, that (I) they are scared, cent closmg at 8,427 arcluves gave us clues to the stocks, "I guarantee that If money" (exercise purchase much of the flood of .com (11) thE'y are fnghtened, or The NASDAQ Composite appropnate stance for pnce was way below current selhng during the summer (111) they are ternfied? posted another we<'kly loss you want to get nd of tne money" (If that sounds hke market pnce), the broker and fall of 2001 came from Invastors flee to quality and of 11 pomts, or 1 5 percent, bubble, whatever It IS, that Greenspan-ese, It Isl) margin calls (and forced sale safety of underlymg stock) at these So, you shouldn't be sur- Investment bankIng firms pnsed that bond prices ChangIng MargIn Jumped up last week. A look ReqUirements dampens at LTS' "Stock Market at a stock euphona, as Glance" box shows what Fund and World ViSIOn's Perhaps I should have Greenspan knew from prior happened recently Amencan Family AsSIstance wntten about thiS last week, Fed margIn changes in the As oflast Friday, Gold was Fund "mce the one-year anmver- early postwar era 31990, up 7 50 from a week There were other chanties sary of the Sept 11 attack Smce brokerage firms ago; and the 30-year T-Bond mentIOned as you went w"" vp"tprrlav but ( thought me.ke tens of profits from now ,Yle1ds 4 86 per~nt 'IS deeper mto the SIte Un most Inte;net safety for kids was Margm Loans, (overnight 493 percent the pnor week of them you can donate a tlmeher subject then Call Money was readily and 535 percent back on through theIr Web site. For thiS week, I wanted to avaIlable below the Pnme July 19 If you want to keep your do a Simple search for Web Rate), you would expect The New York Times . .B Mike Maurer contnbutlOns local, I suggest sites provldmg mformatlOn these large' mvestment (Sept 6) reported that a VISit to the Southeast about the event that bankers to put thelf money "FreddIe Mac saId yesterday ers took shots at Osama bm al, and you could feel the Michigan Red Cross Web stunned Am"nca last fall where their mouth was - that the average natIOnal Laden, suggestmg we anger and grief m each site (semredcross org). You Many of us have not hence the CongressIOnal rate for a 30-year fixed rate arrange for him to have a However, I was upset by tills can contnbute to their Local recovered totally trom the opposItion to any increase in mortgage had dropped tf' face-to-face conversatIOn particular offenng from the Disaster Rehef Fund, their shock, whIle others want to Margin Reqwrements dur- 6.15 percent, the lowesl With God Can't argue With "Sept 11 Poem Web Site " NatIOnal Disaster Rehef wake up and find It was Just mg the bubble's incubatIOn smce the rmd-I960s " that It was a simple poem, and fund or theIr General Fund a b!Jd dream period, or any time later' The TImes further stated, What did mtngue me obVIOusly not wntten by Also note, as of Sept 4, Still others, hc4>efully a "Some analysts have esti- were the Fnsbee and men's someone who makes hIs or The Amencan Red Cross small percentage, lleem to be mated that 80 percent of the ties The Fnsbee came wnh her hvmg wntmg poetry Southeastern MichIgan Refinance usmg the tragedy for per- mortgages outstandmg a "red, Silver and blue patn- And, guess what? lt was Blood Reglon has dec~ared sonal gam your mortgage? would be ehgIble (for refund- otic Image" Somebody available on a poster With My search, usmg the an emergency appeal for Did you see interest rates ing) If 30-year mortgage explam the ratlOnal behmd an Amencan flag back- Google search engine stated blood donatIOns drop last week? Remember, rates fell below 6 percent." that one to me Don't bother ground "for Just $9 95 each" Although everyone that there were 273,000 Web when bond pnces go up, the Are you ready to call the 1 get It $$$ Read on Oh, they also accept Visa Jumped on the blood dona- sites with Sept 11 10 their mterest YIeld goes down. BOO-number of the big mort- }..::1stof the ties had flags and MasterCard, and "A tIon bandwagon after 9-11, opemng pages Needless to The world stack markets gage man III the sky to get and eagles m vanous POSI- portlOn of the proceeds wIll say, I could only VISit a few blood IS a penshable Item were m turmolliast week your appoIntment on his hons, b'lt one did catch my be donated to the Amencan On the opemng page of my and cannot be stored long- As of last Fnda), the refinancing dance card? eye It had crossed Uruted Liberty Partnersillp " search, two SIteS had small term weekly changes of selected States and Confederate How much IS a "portIOn?" banner advertisements and Donating blood at thiS world stock markets, m U S Joseph Mengden IS a reSl- stood out from the rest that flags If you figure out the OK, I'm cymcal - sue me tIme of year would be a dent of the Clty of Grosse message frOm that one, On the other Side of the dollars, were: had language-only results great way of remembering • USA - rmnus 2 2 per- Pomte and former chalrman That caught my attentlOn please do let me know com, I found the Liberty and hononng those lost last of Flrst of Mlchlgan "Let's My cymcal nature for both Umtes Web SIte (hbertyu- cent, The first was The Victory year • Germany - mmus 5 9 Talk Stocks. IS sponsored by Store at VictoryStore com the tie and the Fnsbee mtes org) the followlng Grosse Pomte screams, "To make a buck" It did not ask for money It percent, They had vanous patnotlc Have a tech questwn or • Japan - minus 5 0 per- Investment-related firms offenngs, such as different By the way, both Visa and prOVided hnks to the New subject you would hke John M Rlckel, CPA, PC, MasterCard are accepted York CIty Police FoundatIOn, cent and Amencan flag lapel pms, addressed m thlS column? • TaIwan - mmus 6 3 RIckel & Baun P.C, (Yes, that IS sarcasm) the burn center fund at hcen~e plate holders and a Want to comment or add percent Investment Counsel 1m: and Many poeMS have been Washmgton Hospital vanety of bumper stickers your two cents worth? My e- Investors around the A G Edwards & Sons 1m: Some of the bumper stick- wntten about the losses m Center, the New York City mall address IS ers were patnotlc, while oth- New York CIty I read sever- Pohce FoundatIOn Heroes mmaurer@buserve com Tax credits ease the INVESTMENT COUNSEL, INC. Since 1929 costs of adoption By Lori Z. Bahnmuelter the tax credit and mcome \loneyfPortfolio \Ianagelnent. Retirement & Personal Assets Accordmg to the NatIOnal hmItatlOns contmue to nse Adoption InformatIOn alongSide the cost of living Acceptmg Accounts in excess of $250,000 Cleannghouse, some half- The Hopu for Cillldren Act Call to receive 1tte next 3 Issues or our monthly milhon Amencans want to IS a healthy start to ensur- newsleNer - wl1tt our compliments adopt a child mg more children find a lov- PreSident Bush may have 109 home While some adop- 1()~11 \1k~ \\1I Lc had these taxpayers m mmd tions Will cost well over Gru"c P"11k \1, l'I\!,ln 4~S2~6 \ ~Ii "\h (1..\';,) when, as part of hiS tax $10,000, ralslllg the hmlt relief package, he mcIuded should 8ld more famlhes m Significant Improved reVi- adoptmg a cillld In need sIOns to the adoptIOn tax When planmng for an It's only natural to want to. retain credit AdoptIOn costs aver- adoptIOn check With your age between $8,000 and employer, as some offer 3S much Independence as possible In $30,000, posmg a conSider- finanCIal assistance Under lite But there comes a time when able hurdle for many the 1996 law, up to $5,000 10 prospectIve parents adoptIon assistance prOVid- some of us need a little assistance. With the new legIslation ed by an employer could be - dubbed the "Hope for E'xcluded from an employee's That's when Bon Secours Place at Children Act" - several taxable mcome The new 8reas of the eXlstmg law law mcreases the tax- 5t Clair Shores IS tlte Ideal option have been lmprovec mclud- exempt threshold to mg ralsmg the credit to $10,000 $10,000 for all quahfymg The National AdoptIOn expenses related to adop- Foundation IS also a good tIOn Quahfymg expenses source for assistance The lllclude adoptIOn fees, courts FoundatIOn has a revolvmg tq sit back and do .nothing. . costs, attorney fees and loan fund for quahfymg of related travel expenses The adoptive famIlies Call the new law took effect ~Tan 1 Foundabon at (203) 791- and aophes to those expens- 3811 to request an apphca- es mcurred thereafter tlon packet AddItIOnally, the Hope for For lllfo['Tl)atlOn the adop- BON SECOURs PLACE AT ST CLAIR 5HORFS Children Act lllcreases bon tax credit, call the '~~8orlSf:<:o.;I'S~edLMnO~ lUcame limitatIOns so that Internal Revenue Service at 26 I 0 1 Jeffcr<;on Avenuc familIes With Incomes up to (800) 829-1040 or Vli>ltthen $150,000 (rather than the Web site at Sr (lair ~hores, MIChlg.l1l 48081 current $75,000 hmlt) can www Irs ustreas gov (586) 498-4500 qualIfy for the full credit WIth graduated st'.!p-down to Lon Z Bahnmueller lS an lUcorne maximum of vice p"'e~ldent of A~SOClatlOn Spor*>sored "y tr-P S sterEo 01 Bv See ...... ~ Mf ated w th Bon See ours Hea lh Syc,Iem ~'1e l..::.J $190,000 Th~ act IS lIldexf'd SerVIces for the Michigan ~ ~ - __ ;<:l.::'" 0' l ... r ...... c:::." ... I"Q~ I r ~ 4":;_ ~~~~+:~....+" n...,::~!"n "'h~+- (""l,..n,J.~ r1_1 ...... , - - -~~.~ ~"'''' .. - ~.....~ (fJ 200J L Ie Care ServICe, LI C 31~7 ---~ September 12, 2002 Grosse Pointe News News 15A Richner stands alone for Engler's cuts By Brad Lindberg part of our budget IS pohce "You can't take money than 700 re&ldents of hiS den Staff Wnter dnd fire Certalllly, &ome 01 that'::. needed tor baSIC ser- J,,,tl1ct "The (:.hp,- ~hlllllrln't have On the floor of the packed tll(' cut:. would have been m vIce::.hke pohce and fire and Another prop03al would to bear the v.. hole brunt," stat3 House of thdt area" start plaYlllg pohtlcal garne& mandate mllhons of dollars Granger saId "There nped::. Representatives, beneath 8 'Fortunatel), that 1& not WIth It," Gaffney saId for drug treatment ent,cs to be an exammatlOn of huw \Vrap-around galler) 0",cr- I the ~a.se/' added D91e 'l'hp ''''''''-11' ~"rlrllerl c-allf'f! It a "cheme to coddle the state spends .t, muney flowmg WIth cntlcal eyes, KraJnlak, Park uty malldg Repubhcan lawmakers and narcotlcb offender::. ab VIC- or can sa\ e money by merg Andrew Richner had never er candidates With an unhappy tlmb, not crlllllnal., mg departments" stood &0alone Engler .,urpr'bed uty chOice "It decrlnllnahze, the u"e Stemer agreed Richner, the Grosse leaderb In July by vetomg They could [o)all) "upport and P0::,::,pSSlOnuf lIarwtlc&,» I anu IIll'JJ1hpr~ of the POIntes' popular three term, the dl::.tnbut.on uf revenue their leader'l> unpopular RIchner bdld fu., ,1 parent of finance comnllt~ee keep a RepublIcan state represen- :ohanng fundb pendll1g the actlJn WlllCh meant deny- bmall chddfl'lI, I lind It tight budget The ~tdte tative whose stnng of unde- uutcome of Kovember'& pro IIlg mone) w theIr con- deplorable that the propo::.al needs to step up to the platl' feated electIOns dates back posal vote btltuents Or they could would force that upun u" ' and keep a tight budget," hl' 12 years to the Park city The mea&ure., would tar- overnde Engler\' vetu A propol>al to ::.et up an &aJd council, was m the unfanul- get mone) for un:opeclfied That meant .Idmg With nonelected arbitratIOn board If lucal cuts become neCll> lar role of lone wolf health care expendltull;S: Democrat& dUrIng an uphill to rebolve ::.tatE.'labor Cd.,eb ::.ary, Granger Said the 1 I ..... \- '4 t>'-'AA n I \ L.I 1 ,-,.1 .. i-iti WUUIU:OUe the unly 1)1UdUtm UI Ul; Llt'd,IlIl:U< allll L~Il,.."""'JUU ) l,...(U vv Ht.-U ,-,VU-I.U ,",U.:J... " .. U.. ..,."'U '"\,.- '4l'-'UV L Ull.l"l,....-;J L'...I.V ...... 4 "'.1'-' representatIve to vote create a nonelected board of Democratic nommee mllhon over three year::., Iy finanllng redundant "er agamst providing con- arbitratIOn to resolve state Jenlllfer Granholm already RIchner said vIces stituents mll11on& of dollars employment gnevance::. had a head of steam over the "We're already cooperat 1Il state fundmg Rep. Andrew Richner Engler said he needed rev- GOP's Dick Pabthumu& Preparing for the worst mg, Itke WIth the pohu '"There's more to It than enue shanng funds In case Richner saId the ballot Due to the leglblatlve rddLO system," bhe saId She that," he said "But the governor IS not out the proposals pas'>ed and proposals v. ould cost the override, VickI Granger added It would "make sense" He was edgmg out on a m left field on thiS The bal- estabhshed expensive pro- state $1 bllhon create a won't have to choose to conSider consohdatlOg 11mb and knew It He faced lot proposals WIll gut the grams that would send "tate huge defiCit and ehmmate between fundmg CIty-spon- publIc safety department:. derallmg the final months of state budget, particularly finances down the dram any state re\ enue to be sored pancake breakfast& or "Whether ItS doable, given lus term-hmlted legislative fundmg for hIgher educa- shared street rep81rs personnel contracts and ter- career down the home- tIon" Hardball or dirty pool? "Revenue shanng has an "On the other hand," said ntonahty (employeeb fight stretch of controversy He cntlClzed hiS legisla- Richner and Heenan saId upSIde and down::'lde," he Granger, a Wood& councd mg to protect overlappmg As the only Michigan rep- tive counterparts the upshot of the controver- saId "It's better to be up- member, "November's vote Jobs), IS somethmg we can resentative Aug 13 to sup- "All the Legislature ha" sy IS defeatmg the propos- front about thls If the pro on the proposals IS cntlcal " look at," Granger saId "We port Gov John Engler'!! UUlltiIS defer the day ofreck- als posals pabS, we Will have no If the measures pass, she have combined '>chool and heavlly-cntlclzed revenue omng to after the November "The governor IS trying to chOIce but to make dra&tlc wants the state tu carry hbrary system& They've shanng cuts totaling $845 electIon," Richner said "In make an Important pomt," cuts to our budget or have a some of the finanCial bur- worked pretty well " mullon statewide, Richner an electlOn year It's tough to Richner said "HIS veto and substantIal tax mcrease " nsked makmg a down pay- vote against local govern- the legislative ovemde has RIchner has never voted ment on hiS own pohtlcal ments when everyone'& Slt- brought so much attentIOn, for a tax mcrease reversal of fortune tmg III the gallery peenng It's oeen a pOf'lttve m terms "I don't thmk the public IS Would they have Engler promised to rem- down at you I voted my con- of gettIng the word out on prepared or WIll "upport a state the cuts If voters m sCience" the senous Impact the ballot bllhon-dollar tax lIlcrease," November defeated a set of proposals would have on the he said voted to override? costly ballot proposals. Cancel reJ. alert pubhc" Heenan, despIte the But the Grosse Pomtes "I'm thnlled we have our If cIties are to retam thelr prospect of a mumclpal bud- By Brad 1.indberg our dlstnct bemg pamted as and Hamer Woods will get mnnpv" ",,,rl FrlP Rtpmpr f'll1 mptate level an attempt to remedy a sen- educatIOn to unspeCified state representative, said, • Martha G Scott, an ous and complicated fiscal hpalth care programs "If I were III office, I would lIlcumbent Democratic sena- problem caused by Irrespon- Robson fights blight "Who knows where that not only have Signed the tor from Highland Park, Sible ballot proposals money's gomg," he said "It ovemde of the veto, I would voted WIth her Lansmg col- By Brad Lindberg ('nly once every four years "'TIus IS the first time III could Ju"t go to higher h ...v-.l supphed the pen to do leagues to ovemde the veto Staff Wnter Robson wants to IIlcrease my legislatIVe career I was salanes" It " 361 James Robson won a seat the frequency to at least the lone vote 1ll an Issue m He S!!'d the ShIft would Putrycus, a reSident of "The people spoke, they on the Grosse POInte Park three years - two years If the House," Richner said dIVert money from the ment Grosse POInte Woods, added ,:;poke from all over the city council by rallYlllg he could He also wants to scholarshlp program The the legislative overnde was state," Scott said "Our CIties agamst bhght, and he's kept mtenslfy mspectlons, even program IS based on acade- " one of the main reasons were m trouble Without rev- up the fight m office If It takes hmng a second mic achievement, and tb,re- I'm runmng Our district IS enue shanng The governor Robson wants city mspec- city mspector WCCC fore popular among Grosse dellled state fundmg on a made some wrong chOIces tors to step-up lIlvestlga- "We must be more aggres- Pmnt.crs RIchner saId ment regular basiS because folks eallY on With the budget tlOns of rundown rental slve," Robson said scholarships thls year pro- m LanSing don't think we You can't let these cIties suf- property Before extra hmng takes tax costs Vided $1 7 mtlhon to more need the money I'm tired of fer" "We have some propertIes place, a code mspector has that are m bad shape," saId been ordered thiS week to GPW $1.8 Robson, a reured comman- canvass the Irksome 1300 der With the Wayne County block of Wayburn Shenff's Department "I've VIOlators WIll be wntten million gotten a lot of comments up By Brad Lindberg about property m the (cIty's) A Wayburn reSIdent told Staff Wnter northwest sector" members of the counCil :ohe Grosse Pomte Woods offi- True to hiS electIOn DId, was unable to sell her home, Cials had no chOlre tlus week Robson has targeted land- despite makmg $30,000 m but to authonze tax money lords of neglected rental lmprovement.~, because run- to be collected and t, ward- propert) He'l> set lw, ::'lghts down propert) nearby ed to Wayne County on such thmg'& a~ dt! ,pldat- det1ated pnce., on the block CLluncJ!man Dan ('lark Commumty College ed porche"" dangling ~lJttpr& .CICde EXT272' __ I "It wasn't somethmg I felt an'd flappmg r(,of "ltln,.de~ ~alll \\, \\ould do \\lll to we should be domg, but Under current Of 1m lnU;~ f['d, ubi, II r l fI( r'- 1,1 h 1.lll under law we ha"e to," Sald rental propert~ h 1'1-D, deli In....,Ot III n", CounCilman Enc Steiller The tax was defeated m tl1e Woods earher thiS year, but, fueled by Derr,ocratIc Sal. OMS luxury Plfly them to Harvard, WW\I.don ~(){)Ieycad lilac .£om fly thrm home every week Open Mon & Thurs S 30 a m ( nd to be WIth thClr parents, Until 9 p m and stIll hav'" money )pft j Toos Wed F" I 830am over" Unll16 00 pm The Pomtcs as a whole On 9 'vlde Just are prOjected to ra,se LaM of 1 94 BREAK ~ THAnUGH ~l';qq21';? ("AW1 ...h8C110tvlr'r1OilA,l.IIlbJle.sII')~ I ~,,~I()('~~rdo('$ 16A September 12, 2002 . Grosse Pointe News ,• \ f ave to cost so muc' .. ,

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By Jennie Miller area, AlOl'i Chronow~kl, 'To me, the Grosse Pomte Tlhalkov;,ky Gro""e POinte Staff Writer Bernard Whltle), Ca~ Symphony otfers wonderful Farms re"ldent uana fuckmg off It~ 50th ~ea PlOtrow~kl and John Opportulllties to Impro~e Lenulll Will be the featured I' son, the Gro.,,,p POlOte Sweeney III our l1lu~lcal skllb while ~OIOist SymphoI'Y Orche~tra con- At the tirst meetmg, provldlOg a commumty of On Sunday, F eb 2 the tmue~ to entertam the com- thuse mvolved were InVited friends who enJoy (ml1SIc)," Symphony "'Ill hold It" "ec

'1 tn hnn(7 '4~n()thpr ml1~lf'l~n "he "flld "I am grateful for ond conwrt. a tnbute to =:':~"+~', ....11 hn.""'1Il1'-P" )(l(,Sll I man loved V1aymg WUSIC of wmparable ability," the expenence and look for Grosse Pomte Woods reSI. Thomas Nester loved accordmg to Gnffith ward once agalO to our dent Ruth Burczyk, which musIc so much, dLLordmg tll Wltlun months, the orches- upcommg sea~on " wlIl feature work!, by rus daughter, Grosse Pomte tra was formed, and they ThiS season, the Borodm, Gneg and Farms reSIdent Conme held their first concert at Symphony kIcks off With a Mendelsbohn Chn~tl1le spec,!!.l ('()('\chllI (plphr~hnn Allpn Rllrl'7v\c RlIth'" Gtlffidl, 1.lhtt \'V hllc scr-vlng ....~h[lt .....iJ.S then called P!erce 10 the U S Ann.)' m World JUnior High School at the Country Club of daughter, w~lI be the fea- War II, he borro"'ed money "I so well remember that DetrOIt on Wednesday, Oct tured ~ololst from the Red Cross to pur- first concert 50 years ago, n 16 at 6 p m The final concert, sched- chase a vlOhn 10 France Gnffith Said "Our famIly Accord.ng to Doreen uled to be held on Sunday, "He never played profes- had been exposed to the Taylor, Grosse Pomte March 30, WIll feature the SIOnally, but he always Idea of a Grosse Pomte Symphony Orchestra board faVOrite works choben by loved It," Gnffith said Symphony Orchestra for a member and w-chalr of the Reslllck These mclude In 1953, Nester had been long tlme by my father I anmver~ary actIVIties, Rlmsky-Korsakov, Mozart's play10g WIth the Plymouth am thnlled that my father's many people WIll be hon- VlOhn Concerto III A Major Commumty Orchestra dream has been fulfilled ored at the celebratIOn and Tchalkovsky's when the Idea of formmg an and the Symphony IS start- Those bemg honored Symphony No 5 Wanzhen orchestra III rus own com- mg Its 50th season of bnng- IOcIude Fehx Res'llck, who LI WIll be the featured mumty came to mmd mg beautlful claSSical musIc has been the conductor of solOIst "He was determmed to to the commumty" the S}mphony SlOce 1959 1'Icket~ for the concerts bnng beautiful mUSICto the EIghteen }ears after Reslllck has deCIded to end are $15 for adults, $12 f01 people of Grosse Pomte " Nester's passmg, the hiS tenure WIth the semors and free for stu- Gnffith saId Symphony IS still playmg Symphony after thiS season dentb Tickets can be pur- Startmg from scratch, strong Three concerts WIll be chased at the door, or by Nester sent a request to the SIster Rosemary Sam of held trus season The first, calhng (313! 882-0077 Amencan Symphony Grosse Pomte Woods was a to be held on Sunday, Nov Orchestra League Inc for a member of the Symphony m 10 at Parcells Middle Photo b\. J€ome Mlller Laurie Strachan, pic- pamphlet titled, "How to Its first year, plaYIng the School's audltonum, WIll tured right, has been Orgamze a Commumty VIOla After a bnef hIatus, feature "Symphomc- playing the flute with the Orchestra" b\ Helen M she has contmued to per- Operatlc Favontps," lOclud- Grosse Pointe Symphony Thompson fonn WIth the group and IS lllg works by Mozart, Orchestra for more than The Grosse Pointe Symphony Nester then apPlOached dehghted to be a part of It Brahms. ROSSIlll, Verdi, 20 years. Orchestra is pictured below in 1965. fello"," musIcians from the 10 ItS 50th season Faure, PUCCllll and

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brother, wa!l the best man of Tom Moroney of Umvenllty She IS a feature Venettlll of Grosse POInte the bride's sister, Andrea Groomsmen were DaVid Kentwood and Camille reporter With The Grand Woods and Melissa Bama of Krause of GreenV1lle Marr of Grosse Pomte Moroney of Kentwood, on Rapids PresslLakeshore Los Angeles, Cahf Bndesmalds were the • . - f- Farms. the groom's brother, Oct 6, 2001, at St Clare of Press Attendants wore oyster- groom's sister, Yvette Wilde .~ . .,:.~"Jii> ~ MIchael DeBet;, of St Clair Montefalco Cathohc Church The grooIP earned a balh- colored SIlk wrap blouses of Clinton Township, and ...... ~ I T"1 _ ~ C"'.6. .oloT" ",f <;:f'lont".p r1CJlarA~ In w,th Jnnu ('plpTv-('o!nTPc! L:)IlUle~, .L\'HUA L>UUClUJH U.l Uli ...,.."'.. ~~ - - ~ .0 Dump EVAnskl of the Cltv of ClaIr Shores, Kevm Koch of offiCiated at the i p m cere- mdustrlal deSign from skIrts ~They' carned Grosse Pomte - St Clair Shores, and Jeffrey mony, whIch was followed by 'Ve;,tern MIchIgan nosegays of daISies Attendal ts wore floor- Stillwell of Chesterfield a receptIOn at Cedar Glen Umverslty He IS an mdus- The best man was the length celery green chIffon Township Golf Club tnal deSIgner WIth groom's brother, two-piece dresses With The usher wab Todd The bnde wore an Ivory Fredencks DeSIgn Inc , and Christopher Scanlon of matchmg Jachets They car- Talford of the City of GraBbe FrellLh blitlll buaplellb ball Ull mdubtnal deSign mstruc- Sunshme, Fla ned bouquets of multicol- Pomte gown decorated by beaded tor at Western MichIgan Groomsmen were Bnan ored pdbtel flowers The nng bearer Wdb bands on the bodll.e and Umverblty Bourbeau of Berkley, Reeve The best man wab MIchael Samuel Metry of Grosbe bklrt She camed a hand- The newlyweds traveled Brandon of Greenville, N C , Agnello of Chnton Pomte Park tIed nObegay of whIte calla to Cabo San Lucas, Baja and Sedn Fosse of St Cllllr Township en _ ihe mother ot the bnde hiles l\'ic' ..~-) Tney h\lc LH GldUd ":>J.lUl~~ Groomsmen were Rob wore a plum satm two-pIece The maId of honor was the Haven Robert Foster played the WIlde of Chnton TownshIp, dress dewrated WIth bead- bnde's blbter Jill Denman plano and the organ the bnde's brothers, Robert .... .I 'Ill' _ .....L __ T"" 1 ,. 1 r"l t. 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JIl/;\ l~iulJ.lIlY 01 ~lIe Cu,y 01 Al\,.1LdU.! rdlUhUg lJ~d)C~ \;~J.t:: 1.Iy,,"uon.t V! t..u,,", ""''"'",) 1)1 Albert DeBets The groom's mother .. ::Ire Grosse Pomte trumpet The Patncla ReIter Grosse Pomte and Kenneth a pmk satm gown decorqted BridesmaIds were Kelly ;,tnng quartet also played Evanskl of Harper Woods. ..\lth pearl beadmg Dahlstrom and Katie Vocahsts were ElIzabeth and Kevm Wl1de of Macomb Romano- ReadIngs were by Andrew KIngsley, both of the City of Cromn and Tony Nouhan TownshIp Marr of Grosse POinte Grosse POinte, Angle The bnde earned a bache- The mother of the bnde DeBets Farms and Charlene DeBets Strasser of BlrmlOgham, lor of arts degree m elemen- wore a floor-length penwm- of St Cla ..;- Shores The Jenmfer Hardie of Holland, tary educatIOn and a master kle dress WIth Inatchmg Emily Lmn Romano, solOist was Heather and the gIoom's SIster, of arts degree 10 cumculum beadmg on the bodIce and daughter of John and LInda Danckaert of Grosse Pomte KImberly Moroney of and teachIng, both from an orchId wnst corsage Bruce of Grosse Pomte Farms Kentwood Michigan State Umverslty The p13mst was the Rev Farms and Vmcent and The bnde graduated from Attendants wore cranber She teaches first grade In Ronme Lease, trumpeter Kathy Romano of Grosse Grosse Pomte South High ry red A.lIne floor-length Charlotte was RIck HamIl. SOlOlst was Pomte Park, married School She IS a teacher's dresses With square neck- The groom earned a bach- Foster Braun Matthew Albert DpBets, son assistant at Poupard hnes elor of sCience degree m psy- The bnde earned a bache- of Michael and JulIe DeBets Elementary School They carned nosegays chology He IS a sales repre- lor of arts degree from of Harper Woods, on May 25. The groom earned a l--ach made of lavender sentative for Ml.'dtromc MichIgan 8tate Umverslty 2002, at St Clare of elor of sCience degree from hydrangeas, cranberry and Safamor Danek and a master of arts degree Montefalco Cathohc Church Cleary College He 18 self- lavender roses, pnvet and The couple traveled to from Regent Umverslty She The Rev Joseph employed burgundy mlm calla hlles Bermuda They hve m East IS a member of the faculty at McCormIck offiCIated at the The couple traveled to The best man was the Lansmg Valley Forge ChrIstian 5 30 p m ceremony, wmch Huton Head, S C They lIve groom's brother, DaVid College was followed by a receptIOn 10 St ClaIr Shores The groom earned a bach- In the Fnes Ballroom of the Moroney of Kentwood Barb ur Groomsmen were Chad 0 - E k · elor of arts degree from Bob Grosse Pomte War Russ and Eben Bnggs, both vans t- Jones Uruverslty He IS pres- Memonal Ident of Blakely Products The bnde wore a white of Grand Rapids, John Scanlon Bl k I DeLadurantaye of St ClaIr a e y Co satm A-hne gown that fea- Shores, Dax CargIll of Mary Ehzabeth Barbour, The couple honeymooned tured satin cordIng and seed Kalamawo, and Ell daughter of Mr and Mrs Janet Rose Evanskl, m WIllIamsburg, Va and pearl beadmg Salhaney of Kentwood DaVid Michael Barbour of daughter of Mr and Mrs Colorado Spnngs, Colo She wore a fingertip vel! Ushers were Enc SZlede of Grosse Pomte Park, mamed Frank Evanslu of St Clair They hve m St ClaIr Shores decorated WIth seed pearls Kalamazoo and Dave Lmn Ian Michael Scanlon, son of Shores, formerly of Grosse m the same motif, held m of Grosse Pomte Park Mr and Mrs John Patnck P010te Farms, ma~ned place by a Jeweled head- The greeter was Ryan Scanlon of Interlochen, on Damel Bert Blakely of St. piece She carned a bouquet Murphy of Royal Oak June 29, 2002, at Sts Peter ClaIr Shores, son of Everett of whIte tulips The mother of the bnde & Paul JesUIt Chu~ch 10 Blakely of Boyne City and The maid of hono. ..a.; wore a pewter-eolored floor- DebOlt the late Wilma Blakely, on Heather Peralta of St Cllllr length dress and matchmg The Rev Joseph Horn offi- July 13, 2002, at the St. Shores chiffon Jacket Her wnst cor- clated at the 6 p m ceremo- ClaIr Shores Assembly of Bndesmlllds were KIrsten sage was lavender roses and ny, whIch was followed by a God Church Evans of Carlsbad, Calif, pepper berry receptIOn at the DetrOlt The Rev Lyle Ihde and Juhe Bach of Grosse Pomte The groom's mother wore Athletic Club the Rev DaVid Diehl officlat- Park, NIcole Koch of St a navy blue floor-length The bnde wore an IVOry ed at the 11 a m ceremony, Clair Shores, Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan dress WIth a matchmg bead- silk organza strapless gown which was followed by a Stillwell of Chesterfield Todd Moroney edJacket and a wnst corsage that featured satm rIbbon receptIOn at the MoraV1an TownshIp and Delores oflavender roses and pepper tnm, a full skIrt and a lillls Country Club VanNleuland of Fraser berry chapel-length tram She car- The bnde wore a gown of The flower gIrl was Grace MUrphY- Scnpture readers were ned a bouquet of daiSIes, duchess satin that featured Metry of Grosse Pomte Beth Konrad-Wllberdlng yellow roses and green a sweetheart necklme, a Park and Steve Taflmger Plamst hydrangeas Basqup waist, Vemce lace Attendants wore raspber- Moroney was LOUise Veltn SolOist The matron of honor was applIques on the slurt and a ry satm sleeveless floor- the bride's SIster, Knstm chapel-length trllln She car- Kyle Anne Murphy, was LIsa Perry length dresses and carned Blaugh of Chicago ned a cascade of Orlando u_ and Mrs Dan! 1 daughter of Michael and Th e bn de earne d a bac he- DU. • e bouquets ofpmk, purple and I f rts d E I h Bndesmalds were roses, wlu.te !thes and pastel Bert Blak 1 Joan Murphy of Grosse or 0 a egree ill ng IS e Y ~ yellow tuhps PatrICia Campau of flowers Pomte Park, marned an d Journa IIsm from Sean Bruce, the bnde's Barcelona, SpaIn, NIcole The matron of honor was Jonathan Todd Moroney, son Wes t ern MICh Igan G.P. Public Library to host nationally known authors on Oct. 26 ~.. The tPlrd annual Books Madden and Rick Steves, a entertamlng, Includmg menus from state dmners smart, mdependent travel , on the Lake program, spon- luncheon, and a book Slgn- "Letitia Baldnge's New Chns Casson Madden was As host of the publIc teleVl- sored by the Grosse Pomte mg Complete GUlde to deSCrIbed as a "deSigner swn senes "Rick Steves' Pubhc Library, WIll be held "We are pleased to bnng Executive Manners" and extraordmalre" by Katie Europe" and author of 22 m the Fnes Ballroom of the four natIOnally known "More than Manners. Counc of "The Today Show" European travel books, he Grosse Pomte War authors to Grosse Pomte so Ralsmg Today's KIds to have and IS a deSIgn expert, TV encourages Amencans to Memoncl en Saturda..r, Oct area resldeiit.s ",a.u IJ~~n to KInd !vIanners and Good hu~t, d.ut!~ur uf 13 buukii and dive deep H~to Europe and ,,! . ""'\ ~: 26 and meet them m person," Hearts" She also wrote "In creator of her own furmture become "temporary locals" ~885Jl999 The program features pre- sal~ Vlckey Bloom, the the Kennedy Style," about hne Her weekly, pnme-tlme Books on the Lake begIns :.:-.::~ ;"""'_.i sentatIOns by authors hbrary's executive director her White House days It show, "Intenors by DeSign," With coffee and sale of the I1ll1fKm'ht'\al. f,rll\\l' Puinlt' LetitIa Baldnge, Nicholas Baldnge has wntten 15 mcludes photographs of the IS camed on HGTV. four authors' books from 11 Sparks, Chns Casson books on manners and Kenned)s and reCIpes and NIcholas Sparks wrote hIS to 1145 a m Lunch begIns first novel wlule recuperat- at noon After the authors mg from a sports mJury have spoken, they Will be while he was a student at available to Sign thClr books the Umverslt} of Notre Tickets are $16 Library Dame He wrote "The card holdeFS may purcl,ase Frank H.'Boos Gallery Notebook," "Message 10 a tickets at the Central, AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS, Bottle" (which was made Woods and Park branches of mto a mOVIe), "A Walk to GPPL begmmng Monday, AUCTION, featunng property belongmg to the Umverslty of ~lJchlgan, the ex collectIOn 01 Mr and Mrs Remember (also a mcme), Sept 16 Tickets go on sale Walte~ E Simmons, nUIr,erous estates and pnvate collectors, mcludm~ a Paul ManshIp bronze "Fhght of "The Rescue" and" A Bend In to the pubhc on Monday, NIght" and a Marshall Fredencks nlaster model for "Ruffled Grouse", pamtmgs by Fausw Zonaro, GU111aume Se,gnac Franz B'schoff Helln B,va KeIth Hanng, Joseph Ball, Chff Young Jan JaMb .schenkel, lUchard the Road" Sept 23 Call (313l 343-2074 Jerzy and many, many others, folk art, Incl ..dmg palntmgs and samplers, graph,cs by Rathe KolIWltz RICk Steves advocates for more mformatlOn PICasso, Rufino Tamayo, Lester Johnson al'd otheT' glass mcludmg a paIr of earl v 20th century Steuben green Jade and alabaster glaBs vases an early 20th century Steuben emtra wheat lamp base a TIffany favnle fl'lass paperwe'ght vase a Handel ch1pped sand lamp and IT'ore, antIque and rel1roduct!On furnIture Sliver mcludlng a Wilham IV gJlt Bllver urn, porcelam, Onental carpeta an earl} 19th ce'ltul) French Fhntloek Blundbuss by Boutet a collectlOn of COIns, Jewelry, mllltana books, mch,d.ng an esrly 20th century book of Baker- aurographs contalnmg Blgnatures of Babe Ruth Lou Gehng Arnell. Earhart etc and an aurographed book ST. PAUL by General George Arnstrong CU8ter. "My Life on the Plams' and 80 much mor~ Bolton PREVIEW AUCTION ON THE LAKE PARISH Fnday, S,'pt 11th - Noon to 8 PM Wednesd'l\ -"cpt Illth 6 PM Cathenne Patterson Monday, Sept 16th - NOvn to 8 PM . ~. has announced the Tuesday, Sept 17th 10 A M to 5 PM a a4~, •• ,

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~ ilfZ. RlKhoff Palt()rurly 20th cen tury Baker earned a Amencan on Sunday, September 15, 2002 8&< 19191 ~~y, .. "; SlUf'ben ,vt('!n Bachplor of Arts degree oU on. canvu '~~'..'a.."ll'dtoand from 8'30 to 10 30 am mountal:n nver alobaJlwe!.'. '~".: . - -. from \11chlf(ptln~('(m~lgnm('nt.A for future QalcQ F'rN" 8uctwn p"tlm8t.e~ Monday and AOme Saturday', t1y Bppomtment IS a serV1CCtcchmClan for f'cf"Wnal property e.PPT81f1als for all purposet. Pnced house ~lelll Now acceptmg most major credit cards (313) 885-R855 OrkIn Pest Control Th( GRlIery 1~ currently purch8SmR: estAtes and coilPctlOnflr: Pnvate trcatlc'" rray he arrAngt::d September 12, 2002 Grosse Pointe News Faces & laces 38 DLC holds fRally for Reading' benefit Sept. 21

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L..LU.&jJLl 01 dlLbtl d'~ bea~Vrt J~Uiflg ly 2,200 adult learners pubhc IS lIlvlted 'as ar~ can help my children WIth everyonf' ha::. a nght not Woods SOC's mlS'>lOn IS to gala WIll be Friday, Sept later, the Dommlcan DLC tutor", adult learners homework" saId another only to IIbe'iy and Justice, help older cItIzens mamtalll 13, at the DetrOIt Oppra Literacy Center I" "till and thClr chIldren adult student but albo the fight to litera- their lives Within their own Hoube RenovatIOns to gomg "trong It'" still work- Adults from age 19 A..nother Said, "I wme to cy home", WIth dignity and Orchestra Hall and con- Ing to eradicate illiteracy through age 91 LOme to the tlub country and found a An)one wl::.hmg to con- mdependence "trUl-tID!' on the Max M The DLC Will hold Its Literacy Center tor many new hte - the EngiJ"h Ian. tnlJulC to tho Center should For more mformatlOn or Fhher MUblC Center are annual fundralser, . Rallv rpa"OlJ" Mo"t want to guage make" life better for ~end donatlOn~ to 9400 ticket;" (.all thf> sac office contmulOg The DSO WIll for Readmg," from 8 30 a m Impro\ e their ba;,K readlllg me, e"peuall) on my Job 1 Courvllle, Dt-trolt 48224 at (313) 882 9600 fl turn to Orche~tra Hall on until noon Saturda), Sept bkllls can go to work every day, For mLlre mlormatlDn about Thur"day, Oct 10 21, In the Donn nil-an High "Life I" readlnJ 1m read- now I feel al1\ e " the event or about how to SpeCial gue<;t artlbt School audlturJum at lIlg now, and tull of htp," DLC adult learner" are bf'come a volunteer, (all Fiddle a round: The Kathleen Battle will per- WhIther and McKmney bald one stude>lt when able to read SignS, direc- (313) 882 4853 Volunteer Council of the form With re"ldent conduc- ~hl~ y~dr': event Will abked to describe hiS expe- tIOns and menus "ome DetrOIt Symphony tor Thomas Wilkins and .....n ..I.UUL \,...U.uU.lt,.,U';:' u\..l"l\11l,;jt'~ llell"t: ,lL Lilt: "t:lILel IUI lollt: IlI::.L LIlUt: 1I1 LIlt:lI soe AUCLiul1; Ht:llIb vr"lIc::,u d Will nulU d gall the U:::'U !TumpeLer such a" a VI"lt from The term "life" may find lives Other" learTJ to han- for the Services for Older outlnf" "FIddler on the William Omar Lateef Noodles the clown, photo different expre""lOns for dle budgets and bank state- CItizen'> auctIOn, "A Green," to raise funds for Butler WIll al<;o be featured OpportullltJe" With Scooby- each learner, "ald Sister ments or begm to prepare September Ev~nmg by the the DSO's three youth at the concert Doo and storytelling by Marlene Lieder, ;Jrogram for U S cItizenshIp Lake," wntlnue to accumu. en"embles - the DetrOlt Sumllrah Karen Smith. coordmator, but the words "Adults come to us and late The event will begm at Symphony CIVICOrchestra, The evelllng Includes a Al"o available lefresh- of students always touch discover that It's never too 6 p m Friday, Sept 27, at a CIVICSmfoma and CIVIC cocktaIl receptIOn, a SIt- ments, prizes a balloon the hearts of staff members late to learn," saId Sister local private club Jazz Orchestra down dmner, a 9 p m con- launch and a mllll and volunteerb Marie Schoenlein, dlrec- The evelllng mcludes a The day of golf on cert, de"sert and dancmg SIlent auctIOn, a Sit do...n Monday, Sppt 23, begIns at after the concert - all dlllner and a live auction 10 a m at Shepherd's wlthm the restored DetrOlt conducted by Robert Hollow Golf Club III Opera House DuMouchelle of Clarkston for registratIOn, Co-chairmen of the bene- Eng!!gements DuMouchelle Art Gallenes warm.up opportumtles and fit are Penny EntertaInment will Ix> by a buffet lunch Golf begIns Blumenstein of Bloomfield College and IS currently a the Barnards WIth vocalist at noon At 5 pm, cocktails HIlls, Gloria Clark of graduate student at Boston Denise Stevens. and dmner WIll be served, Grosse POlllte Farms, McGratty- College He IS an account Items to be bid on mclude followed by an awards cere- Ariela Shani of Bloomfield executwe WIth the Wall Rolex watches, a GarageTek mony HIlls and Patricia Young Brophy Street Journal mteTlor garage orgamzatlOn Honorary chaIrman of the of the City of Grosse Pomte bystem, gIft certificates for eved to '>upport the pro Kannu- Brophy earned a bachelor The groom attended grams of sac, a nonprofit of arts degree from Boston Washmgton & Lee UllIverslty He works for orgamzatlOn for "emor,> In Otto George P Jchn"on Co Thomas and Nadlra Con'ections Kannu of Troy have announced the engagement The list of local clubs of their d-dughter, TanJa wluch appeared on page Kannu, to Tye Otto, son of IB of the Sept 5 edition Dale and Chrlstme Otto of of The Grosse Pomte Grosse POlOte Park News mcorrectly IdentI- An October weddmg IS fied the Delta Delta planned Delta sorority alumm Kannu graduatpd from socIety as the Delta Tau Medium Coffee & Bagel OPEN MIchIgan State Uruvennty, Delta scronty alumnI where she earned a degree BOt:1ety onl ..•...... 1.50 7AM 10 elementary educatIOn She IS a teacher m the The feature also mlB- 10% OFF Waterford school district printed the contact all Books &: :rournals , Otto earned a bachelor's number for the Grosse degree m busmess manage- Pointe Camera Club 15% OFF ment from MIchigan State t all lime passages Commemorative YearBooks UOIverslty The correct number 18 Shannon McGratty Peter Anthony Brown (313) 822.7080 He IS self-unploved and Kevin Brophy and Mary Angela Hart 20% OFF all Bronze Statues &: Original Photos Adulf' Educaf'ion Now Available - - '"", . . . ,- - ": ~ '.-, CompuTer C1asscs (WIndows. rrrtcrnc1'. ~flc ..) , " . :' ..', . .. _. , Call 586-296-6100 31507 Harper N of 13 mile, ,

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72 KmC~EYAL ON.THE-HILL • G8.OSSEPOINTEFAI\MS .. ". . ~. ..- ~- - - . ~.- (313) 882-6880 SeptGmber 12, 2002 4B Churches Grosse Pointe News Lay Theological Academy St. Paul begins first fall class Sept. 15 Lutheran plans family The Lay Theological pIe., f.lce dunn/{ thplr Academy provide., ecumeni- sh.lred lIH'i> Tuesdays cal educatIOnal apport UnI- The CObt I., $5 Chddcare tle~ lor adult!> The first wlll be available b, rei>erva St Paul Lutheran dabs wIll be held , WIll Lady Star of the Sea ChnM Church Grabi>L begm a new program, Catholic Churdl, 575 Pamte, Gro""p POllltp "Togpther on Tuesdays," Ballant\ Ill' In Gro~~e POlllte Memon,d ChUllh, Gro"..,e begmnmg Sept 17 ~hore" t'olJ1te Unlteu l\ll'thodli>t The plOgra'l1 I~ deSIgned 11anMtlOn.., fOl Couple~ Church GrO"i>C POlllte to brmg famllw<' to the OpportunIUl.''' for Urllted Church, GrOi>be church for v clflOUS fellow- Inh'rcunnlLtmg Vi> Pumte Woodi> Prci>bytenan ship and educatIOnal actlvl- lnterclai>hmg" wlIl be pre Church, Jeffer<,an Avenue tIe" The thpme I'> to make i>enled b, Patncla Prebbvtenan Church. Our ~t Po;:n,1 ":l (Tf"\r\n nlO"li"{)' f .. rr"

Schomaker, director ot Lady Star of the ~ea every Tuebd"-'a} ev~nlng <- adnlli>i>1Uni> for the Catholic Church, St Chlldren's Home of DLtrolt Ambroi>c Cathohc Church, ActlvltIei> WIll II1clude a Shomaker albo hai> a pr;lvate St Clare uf Muntefalco Rummage sale walkmg group, a confirma- practice that provIde., pro Catholic Churth, St James tIOn clabs, a parent Support fei>..,lOndl Loun..,eltng for Lutheran Church, St Paul St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church wtU hold its annual Rummage Sale and Bou- group, BIble ~tudy, a qUllt- 'ndlvldual.., and couples CatholIc Church and St tique on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 13 and 14. saIe items include i....u..i- mg group, a bell chOlr, the Her talk \\ III dra\-\- from Paul Evangehcal Lutheran ture, books, jewelry, clothing. toys, small appliances. sporting goods and Good News ChOlr (for chIl- 25 ) eari> expenence 111 rela- ChUl ch The ChIldren's linens. dren m grades 2 to 6), trafts tlOnhhlp LOunsehng and \'.Ill Home of DetrOIt IS a sup- The boutique wtU feature better clothing, antiques and new or nearly new for pre kmdergarteners fOLu" on thp triln"lllOn.., cou porting lll"tltutlOn items. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Items through first-grader" and still for sale on Saturday wtU be half-price and $5 for a bag of your selec- the teen communIty room tion of clothing. (pool, pmgpong and TV) Proceeds from the sale will benefit projects in the metro Detroit area, The famIly life resource worldwide ministry and hunger programs. center WIll be aVdllable From left, are Donna Ireton, Helen Weber.Beatrice Grenzke. Gloria Boyt and Pamela Janklewlcz. Once a month, the pro- For more Information, call the church at (313) 881-6670. gram wlIl begm With com- mumty dmner served ALNEG plans information night for potential members The AsSistance League to local agenCIeS, to hlgh-nsk Tournament, held on Many evpnts offer oppor- the Northeast GUidance chIldren and adults on Saturday, Oct 26 at the hls- tumtles for the entlre family Center Will hold a free DetrOIt's EastSIde, In the tonc Provencal-Weir House, to pItch In and learn the InformatIOn NIght on five Grosse Pomte mumcI- 376 Kercheval III Grosse value ofvolunteensm Thursday. Sept. 26, begIn- palItles and In Harper Pomte Farms Proceeds ben- Incl1vl0l1111" "PPkmg a mng at 630 pm, at the Woods efit ti,e Bradely IntenSive hands-on approach may Grosse Pomte War Cnsls Resldentlal Center of become Involved In the Memonal. 32 Lakeshore 111 The group's goals are Boysvllle ALNEGC Chnstmas Party Grosse POInte Farms achieved pnrnanly through for the center's chents, the "I Women mterested 111 JOIllIng volunteer and financial • GIrls' Night Out, m LIke Me" elementary school the league and volunteenng asslstance and promotIOn of February or March at a loca. poster contest or a new men- Jesuit benefit 111 the commumty are 1I1Vlt- commumty support for the tlOn to be determmed tor/tutor program The Jesuit Seminary Association, Detroit ed to the meet1l1g Northeast GUldance Center, • Art on the Pomte, on Province. plans a lakeside Jesuit benefit from 5 a member of the CareLmk Saturday and Sunday, June The ALNEGC claIms a to 7:30 p.m. 00 Sunday. Sept. 22. at the home of Smce 1964, the", omen of Network 7 and 8, at the Edsel & friendly, fleXIble, low pres- Robert and Marla Hayes. The Asblstance League to Eleanor Ford House, 1100 sureAHgh energy approach Proceeds fund Jesuits in Formation and Senior the Northeast GUIdance The membershIp of more Lakeshore III Grosse Pomte to volunteensm, realIZIng Jesuits. From left. are Detroit Province Presi- Center, a nonprofit aUXil- than 100 women represents Shores that members have many dent Mary Girandot Gallant. benefit chairman Iary, have supported and a WIde range of ages, profes- • Art on the Pomte 20th pnontles In theIr busy lives Mary Russo, and hosts Robert and Marla Hayes. enhanced behaVIOral and SIOnal backgrounds and Anmversary Party on Annual membershIp dues For more information, call Mary Russo at (313) related health care servIces mterests Annual fundrals- Saturday, June 7, at the are $35 For addrtlOnal 442-1018. prOVIded by the Northeast IIlg events mclude Edsel & Eleanor Ford mformatlOn call (313) 882 GUld8nce Center and other • The ALNEGC Euchre House 1911 W,O R S HIP S E R,VI C E S

First English Ev, Lutheran Church St. James GRACE UNITED Vernier Rd al Wedgewood Dr Lutheran Church m Grosse Pomte Woods ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST 884-5040 170 McMillan Rd ,near Kercheval 8 15 a m Thursday Service Grosse POinte Farms' 884.Q511 1175 Lakepomte al Kercheval 9 30 a m Contemporary Servrce Sunday Schedule G'1Jsse Pomte Park 822-3823 11 ()() a m Traditional ServIce 9 00. m EdUC3 onD 'nme Sunday Worship 1030 a m 945 a m Rer"",bmenl.s and Fello .... htp Tuesday - Thnft Shop 1030 - 3 30 ,,,~~ut~~~ 930 a.m Sunday School H>-15 a m. Worship and Holy COmrnUtllCn ~ist~riC • :00 O~~ ~ "C;> 1;7'" ~ Dr Waller A SchmIdt, PaslOr Nursery ProVlded Wednesday - Amwng Grace Semors :l; JID{artn.ers ..~~ .. Re' B",ton L Beebe Assoc,are Pastor every sec"nrl wed~esd~J .It '. ~Il!.""(.~ .~~. Wedn"..d"ya , Roben Foster MUSIC Coordmator The Tompluns Cenler at St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church :D~g;"a~ Noon SefV1ce or ~ QIlrur.clr Grosse Pomte Umtaflan ~QJ Wonl and Sacrament __ Windnull POinte Park II 00 3 00 SlOee 1842 375 Lothrop at Chalfont. Grosse Pointe :.o.~ 881-6670 Church ~!:I? ~ COMEJOfN US aAIr Condllloned UNITED METHODIST .... Rev Gustav Ko ka Jr, Ph.D Pastor Rev Hem)' L Reme",ald 900 & 11'15 a m Worship "Freedom and AHOUSEOFPRAYERFORALLPEO~ 10 10 a m Education for All "CHURCH The t 928 BooL of Common Prayer Religion" ~ m Nursery Available A Fnendl) Church for l\ Saint GROSSE .' SUNDAY 17150 MAUMEE ~ ~ All Ages POINTE 8 30 a m Holy Commumon ~ Rev FreOer1cl< Harms, Pastor 881-,)420 runbrose Rev llom Confer, Assoc PlstOt Re v John Co rraOO M nIster 211 Moross Rd. UNITED 1015 a m - Adult BIble Study Grosst Pointe Farms II ()() a m - Holy Commumon Parish ST MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL .Christ the King 886-2363 IitiI CHURCH Church Sunda~ School \[7 • CHURCH Lutheran Church AmLtAilll \l;TTH THE UCC AND ABC and Nursery 20475 Sunningdale Park Mack at Lochmoor 9 JU d In Worslup 2AC CHALFONiE ATLOTliROP THURSDAY near Lochmoor Club 884-5090 1045 a m Sunday School Saturday Vigil Mass 884-3075 12 10 P m - Holy COmmJ'110n Grosse POinte Woods at 4:00 p.m. "fanners' on Hart PIauJ at 1M Tunnel 815 & 1045 a m WorshIp S.rnce Sunday Masses ''ForgiVene$'' Free S.cured Parklng. Ford Garage Sunday 9 30 • m Sunday School 800 a.m Holy Euchanst A STEPHEN MINISTRY R at 8:30 &: 11'15 a.m. EnleT at Woodward & Iefft"on & Bible OastlDa\ 1> A1;so<; PasUlr 313.259.2206 m www gpunlted org ma n nerschu n:hofdetrOiLorg 884.4820 ~ TImothy A. Holzerland, Assc. Paslor . Gros!'e Pointe "wr T :._~ n,,~ r;~;..h" ;( ,\J~ WOODS we Lln. 'JUl ~ aau Grosse Poinie Baptist Church /~ Christ Church Grosse Pointe ~W PRESBYTERIAN 886-4301 ChrISt Centered and ( Grlllg - Cammrtled to Yowh and Community ~....:::::=::::=" I (Episcopal) Church ~ -i_ ...... Sunday Worbhlp - 8 30 A.M:and 11'00 AM ALL ARE WELCOME! 19950 Mack (between Morass & Vernier) Sunda} School- 9AS AM for Age 2 - Adult SATURDAY, September 14 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a m. Sunday WorshIp 'Huldie Scholll Youth ml'l't Tuesdays al 6 30 p m 5 :30 p.m. - Holy Eucharist Rite 11 Sl'nlOr lhgh Youth ml'et Sunday. at 6 30 P m Nursery 8:30 a.m. to 12'30 p.m. SUNDAY, September 15 2B36 Mack A~€'nlle Grow' Pomt€, Woods 8:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist Rite II rIE-mail [email protected] wwwgpwpcorg Phllnp 01'1) 881 '1'14'1 Wen l'a~e www.gphe.org 9:00 a.m. - Holy Euchari.,t Rite II .:Jefferson ?tvenue THE GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL (HURCH '" Ith rhe ChOir of Men and G,r1s Presbyterian cfiurcfi Followed by Sunday School, Youth Group" \t'l'I..JI'I~ II ~" ...(' ('fin r rr tit,. ""/ fq (If Iht Or. Established 1865 The presbyterian CtuJrch (V SA) Adult Forum, Bible Study Sunday, September 15, 2002 We Welcome You In Worship, Service, Fellowship 11: 15 a.m. - Holy EucharIst Rite I 9 00 a m Adult Bible Study R....FV DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON, preaching 10'30 a m Worship Service "'th the ChOir of Men and Boy, Meditation • Hazards" 1000 a m War,hlp <;ervlce In Sanctuary (C.nb and toddler care 8 45. 1245) Based on I Connthlans 10 1 13 11 00 a In - rail Bruncl] (Fourthofa SIX pal1 series "GUlf God s Game of Life") Fnday, September 13 Lou s J PrLJes prf'3chlng 7:00. Cl'!ebratLOn of New MInistry Churcr SChool Gob 8th Grade 7 ~O ,I m humt'nllal Men, Friday Brcakfa~t Brad WhItaker', ]mtltutlon a, Rector of Chno;t Church ~IJ1I£ the Date 1 4<;" rn Sunday Forum September 22nd It; Th" P O..J{ J I" \lrl • l n, .. Stom Cell Hes"arw U{ Adnan DaJanl ~ \ \Tl- Pill-" \1I't.., rR\ and I ()GO~ «)n~i\ga!1On Thl R, \ ~artha E Wallace, A~'''lant ro thc Rec~or '. _ ',.. I~ I ,k",hQrr [)n\< C,m,,"< Pomt. to"", • 8825310 61 lm)~~e Pomte Blvd Grmse Pomte Farm~ "ccurtll 8625 E Jefferson at Burns Detroit 822-3456 __ ~ www JiWmrhurch com Parkmg VISit our websl:

Ry Jeff and Debra Jay Imagme a nation m whiCh ferent from those of non- create "a bouety In whIch Moyen, "It 11> tIme for people Special Wnters a deadly but treatable dls- addIct!> AddictIon also has people With a hIstory of alco- In recovel) to help lhange ea8~ IS takmg Itb toll on behav,ural and SOCIalcompo- hol or drug problems peoplf' th£' way ;.oclety VWWI-IaddIC- D~ar Jetf and Debra: more than five percent of the nentb that 11eed to be m relOvery, and people at tion, ' Moyers ~ald "The mil addressed, and the bebt nbk for the"e problem" are lIon~ of people III rccovery, My boyfnend Just recently went to a lockdown population ThiS dlbeabe IS wreakIng havoc WIth the treatments addrpsb all valued and treated With dig who qUH'tly y.ork at lmprov- faclllty for four days after gettmg a DUI It was lIves of mlllionl> of men, aspects of the dll>ease " mt\', and where ,hgrna, mg' theIr 11\ e'i and wmmum- part of hIS pUnlsh'llent He called me from the women and children, but • There IS a contmumg accompan) wg attItude .., tIeb, can open dialogue With lockdown and told me that the staff sald he was only 20 percent of the people crlllllnahzdtlOn of addIctIOn dt<,lrImlllatlOn. and other neIghbors, legislator" and an alcoholic He then proceeded to tell me that who nepd treatment are We are buildmg more pns- barnerb to recovery are their workplace'> to ~hare he was gOlng to drmk beer fir:::t thmg when he relelvmg It ons and contmue to mcar- ellmmated " thClr wcllne'b And the) can got home Of course my reactIOn wai:>, what? That's the bltuatlon that <-erate people With alcohol LIke the plan Rewvery reach out to people -let "Rnt T rp"llv ,'hnn't "nnpr"tcase IS addlctIO.l problems In most rpcovery addictIOn prole" d dlsea,e dnd that treat- ment workl-l-wlthout com- HIS counselor told hIm that he would have to alcohol and drug addIction cases, they receIve no treat. I>lOnalb,and those who know that treatment workb to prol1l1swg the prInCiples of wean hImself off alcohol and that he couldn't To bring attentIOn to thIS ment while In pnson When released from pnson help reduce stigma Alcoholics Anonymous or qUlt cold turkey because of WIthdrawal He was natIOnal problem and to help Improve &<.ce1'>Sto untreated, they fall back In "If we are to make real other Twelve Step groups" already expenencmg some wIthdrawal sy.np- addIctIon treatment, the to old behaVIOrs that begIn headway In treatlllg' addiC- For more wformatlOTl on toms over the weekend m lockdown So, my Subl>tance Abuse and the destructive cycle over tIon, then we must begIn by Recovery Month or boyfnend told me ha had to contmue dnnkmg, Mental Health ServIces agam rcCOgnlZWg that alcohol and "Changlllg the but not JUS" as much, so he wouldn't have wIth- AdmmlstratIOn (SAMHSA), All these factors con. drug dependence are not ConversatIOn," gu to drawal an arm of the Department of tnbute to a tremendous cost moral fallmgs or a lack of www l>amhsa gov He went to a bar as soon as he got home and Health and Human to boclety - an estimated WIllpower," "aid William C drank and stayed unlll the bar closed. He sure Service", IS sponsonng $294 bllhon annually Moyers, a recovenng alco- ThiS health column offers dIdn't cut down on how much he drank Is thIS NatIOnal Alcohol and Drug What can be done to holic and addict and vice the InformatLOn needed to I normal behaVIOr for an alcohohc? How do I help AddIction IWcovery Month Improve the climate for preSIdent of external rela- help prevent substance abuse tions at Hazelden problem~ and addres~ such hIm through thiS? Should I go to the bar WIth thIS September addres"mg addictIOn In thIS SAMHSA cites three country? SAl..fSHA's Center "AddictIOn IS a medIcal con- problems It IS prOVIded by him? Does he really want help? If you could ~ trends that contnbute to for Substance Abuse ditIOn that reqUIres effectIve Hazelden, a nonprofit <:1 answer these questlOns for me that would be ~ thiS detenoratmg SItuatIOn Treatment two years ago treatment, Just like any agency baf>edIn Center CIty, .1 great He IS a great guy, and we are only 22 • There has been a notIce- convened a natIOnal panel of other chromc dIsease And Mtnn, that offNs a Wide . years old IJust want to see him get better able re-stigmatizatlOn of experts who developed a treatmpnt for addIctIOn II. range of mformatLOlI and Thank yuu so much for your llme substance abuse and addiC- report called "ChangIng the Just as effectIve as treat- treatment serVlcef>on addlc- tIOn as the great stndes ConversatIOn The NatIOnal ment for other chromc dIS- tLOnFor more resourcef>,call - HIS Glrlfnend made dUring the "modern Treatment Plan ImtIatlve to eases such as d13betes and Hazelden at (800) 257 7800 alcoholIsm movement" that Improve Substance Abuse rugh blood pressure" or check Its web~lte at Dear Girlfriend: gathered momentum dunng Treatment" The plan A huge way to dlbpel stIg- www hazelden org Direct the 1970s have slowly dISSI- offered a range of gUldehnes ma IS to put a face on recov- mqulrles to If your boyfnend was t01d to wean hImself off pated for posItIve actIOn. from ery The recoverlllg commu- mduda@hazelden org alcohol. he was 12wen bad adVIce Once an aleo- • Substance abuse and mcreasmg treatment capacI- filty IS wVIslble, largely bohc takes the first drInk, he can't predict how addIctIOn have moved f.Ir- ty to urgIng Insurers to pro- because of thIS stIgma, said many more dnnks be'll bave or how he'll ther and further outsIde the Vide coverage of addIctIOn behave In other words, he may stop at one or medIcal realm as the Idea of that IS on par WIth coverage Bon Secours Cottage two dnnks or he may have 10 drinks It Isn't addiction as a disease comes for other medIcal condItIons unusual for an alcohohc to go mto a bar for one under attack This IS alarm- It also documented the prob- 'I dnnk then not stop dnnking untll the bar clos- mg, gIVen there IS better lem of addictIOn and the offers osteoporosis I es Even after a DUI, many alcohohcs lcal the relatIOnship You cannot polIce hiS dnnkmg, Hospital, Conference Rooms appearance and make them and you face years of problems If you stIck WIth 3 and 4 Cottage HospItal IS feel better," McDonald saId, hIm He won't make a good future husband or Bse presents talk located at 159 Kercheval, III 'It actually can Improve the father BaIl out and find a healthv relatlOnshlD Grosse POInte Farms The denSIty of theIr bones" You'd be WIse to go to Al-anon, m~etmgs for ' COl>tIS $48 per person Free parkIng III the MUIr fnends of alcohohcs, to gIVe you the support you about the power FaCIlitated by Bon Road deck IS prOVIded Bnng need so you're less hkely to hook up WIth anoth- Secours Cottage's regIstered your ticket With you to class er a1cohohc boyfnend In the future. phySIcal therapist Joan for validatIOn For more of positive thinking McDonald, the program pre. InformatIOn or to regIster, Jeff Jay and Debra Jay are the authors of sents an OpportUlllt) for par- cdll Bon Secours Cottage Widespread research has Gen Day, MS., RN, tICIpant.'> to practlcP p"erCIS- C'ommulllty Health "Love FIrst A New Approach to Interuentwn for es that focus on pOl>tural cor- Promotion at (586) 779 7900 Alcoholzsm and Drug Addlctwn. " Debra Jay IS mdlcated that Imagery - chalrperso.l of the Bon the power of posItIve tlunk- Secours Cottage IntegratIve rectIOn and pre\ entlOn of between 9 a m and 4 p m the coauthor of "Agmg and Addlctwn " Both deformIty or IraLture \\ hlch \\ eel-da) .. booka are publzshed by Hazelden and auallable mg - IS an effective aid in Therapy Team, explams how treatmg all types of cancer, the use of posItive Imagery at Borders See Jeff and Debra's website on autOimmune dIsorders, can actually produce pOSI- mterventwn at www.louefirst net Jeff and heart dIsease, and many tive phYSical changes In Debra Jay are professwnal mteruentWnlsts who other diagnoses It also has your hfe "Over the past 25 lwe In Grosse POinte Farms They may be con- been effectIve m lr~lpmg to years, many research stud- tacted WIth your questwns at (313) 882-6921 or overcome multIple fears and Ies have been completed JeffJay@lovefirst net addictions wluch have proven the effec- Come and learn more tiveness of Imagery on about Imagery and Its power health, creatIVIty and per- to l.eal at a free "Health formance," Day saId Talk" lecture offered by Bon "Imagery IS a natural, non- Babies Secours Cottage Health mvaSlve, empowenng and ServIces The program takes user-fnendly tool that can Megan Elizabeth Andrew James place from 12 15 to 115 p m enhance the quality of your Sullivan on Tuesday, Sept 17, m the hfe" Cook first-floor conference rooms The prograM IS free, but Dr John and Aleca Mr and Mrs Jeffrey S at Cottage HospItal, 159 pi eregIstratlOn IS requested Sullivan of Evanston, Ill, Cook of Grosse Pomte Kercheval, m Grosse Pomte Call (586) 779-7900 for more are the parents of a daugh- Farms are tht p:m~nts of a Farms mformatlOn tl'r, Megan Elizabeth son, Andrew James Cook, Sullivan, born July 24,2002 born May 13, 2002 Matel nal grandparents are Maternal grandparents are SPiro and SophIa Tessens of Dr and Mrs Thomas W East Lansmg MadIgan of Grosse POinte Have You Heard? Paternal grandparents Woods Paternal grandpar- Ginette Lezotte, Au.D" CCC-A are Dr Thomas and Dons ents are Mr and Mrs Doctor of AudiOlogy Sullivan of thE' CIty of Donald D Cook nf Harper Grosse POInte Woods Great-grandparents Great-grandmother IS are Mr and Mrs Thomas W "The SophIa Prus of St Clair Madigan Sr of St ClaIr GROSSE POINTE Shore1'> Shores AUDIOLOGY Hearing Test" The perfonnan('e of the ear is lion of ';Qund the "nderstandln~ tested by an Audlolog1S1 w1th a of speech and the funcuon of the SAViNG A LIFEISIN YOLlR HANDS "per lal measuring Instrument middle ear are tested When the the audlomete. rhe obJerl of the I"Ung Is completed the test Is 10 precisely regIster the Audiologist ...111thoroughly explain I Parkl'1son s affects everyone differently While t:lere IS extenl or degree of he,Hlng 10% the results of the heartng a'se,' A spectal sound boolh Is used for menl and make any nec('<;<;al) no known rause or cure for Parkinson's disease - The this testing since II ,an onlv be recommendallons St John Hospital and MedICal Center Parkinson's Disease done when there Is no back If}ouareconc(''rned .h( It and Movement Disorders CliniC offers help to ease ground noise to distort the result jour hearing symptoms and 'mpnwe quality of life The Audiologist w111flrst Inspect rome to GROSSE g the ear ('anal and eardrum wtth POINTE an otosropt' to ('heck for an~ AUD[OLOGY ~ DUring one convenient VISit,,):J' teaIT' of phYSICians and medica' problem, Hearlng 10'" 19794 Wack I' cau,ed by medical problems Avenue In Gros.. (,- rehabilitation speCIalists prOVide a complete medIcal about 10% of the lime The l\'I'1te W<'o<1. for evaluation and Will develop an indiVidual treatment plan Audiologist \\ 11Irefer you to j o.. r d p, ores,lonal E }' _/' I Ptimafj ('are Phy~lcl3n or to an evaluat on by a .... For more information or to make an aOOOintmpnt please Ear Nose 1 hroat I'hy,lclan d(l'l [Orate level (known as an Ol0laryngologl'tl If l!cen.m Alldlolc,!<\st Dr, Leltotte call ~13-343-3073 A phySICian referral IS not leqUired they re<:op;n17~ a rn("dlral problem Groc;",e: Po~ntc Since Ihe exte"l of the .1amage Audlolo.t(\ wl1l lake th- time to Irna) be <11ffrrent 1n ea('h erlT the arldress your unlque h("ar1n/iZ:con Audlologl't w111need to tesl each ~rns an<1 work w!1~ you to make ear .. para tel) [n orde' to do Ihls the mosl appr<,prlale recomme" IJ .....~ .. ..,c:,..,n l .,;1 .. ,.. t;"'l- ~ ~ ~~ rl .... "'r'" r 111 llq?t -(I ~ 141 1:)1';;;""'" _ ---ace National Kidney Foundation' vta insert earphon.. The p<>rcep to make your appOintment NEXT ~K """'" of Hearing Impairment' September 12, 2002 68 Seniors Grosse Pointe News SOC Options Agency on Aging hosts caregiver fair The -\-rea Agency on AgIng and setting up medIcatIOns For more 1ll10rmatIOn on and Washtenaw countlCs 1 B (AAA I-Ell::' hOl>tln6 the to be taken All caregIvers, "RespIte Care for the Fair," Through the prOVISIOn of 2002 SolutIOIIS for Family from those who prOVide min- or to reserve a place for a home care and commumty- sac lists resources CaregIVerb Fair from 9 a m Imal bUppOrt to those who loved one, caregivers can based bervlces, older adull" to 1 p m on Saturday, Sept are heaVily lllvested III time, VISit www aaalb com 01 con- are gIVen optIOns that can for caregivers 14, at the Troy MarrIOtt on muney and energy, 1'.111ben- tact Cathy Mackos at (248) help mamtam their health Big Beaver Road efit from attendmg the 2002 2130538, or and mdependence m theIr By Diane Bezy The 2002 SolutIOns for SolutlOns tor Family backosC@mlchlgan gov homes and commumlleb Special Writer Family Caregl'. ers Fair ben- CaregIvers Fair "Many caregivers don't The natIOnal Older When a per"on bewmeb a caregI" er Ide CnaTIgeb efib people who prOVide For caregIVers who t'unk enJoy freedom and fle'dblllty Amencans Act crpated a tore\ er Lookmg after a loved one Ib tilled"" Ith chal- care for elderl) or dI;,abled attendlllg a bpeclal event IS III their llveb," Remlllga net"" ork of local Area leJlgel>and untertalllty talluly members or fnend~ out of the questIOn due to bald "But thl" II>one event Agenw'b on Agll1g across When that loved one 11>neanng the end of hfe, The program Includes their numerOUh re:"ponblblll- that caregIvers should not the Umted Sbtes to provide grlCf, "adne"b and a feehng of dll>placement WI! expert pre<,entatlOnb on a ties, AAA 1-B IS offellllg a ml",'; We created the RespIte bupportlve ;,ervlces that 0\ ertake th(' caregiver variety of tOplCb such as service called "Respite Care Care for the FaIr "ervlce to enable older adult;, to live Slrvlce" for Older CItizens ha;, re"ourCPh a\ allable home health care optIOns, for the Fair: ...here f'llr- ensure that caregIvers are With mdeplndence and dlg- that can help unmensel) m dll careglvmg situatIOns oreventmi!' falls comnp' '" Ith p-oprq ('Rn hnn Challenge" challengmg behaVIOrs, tak- one to the Troy M:unott for Family CaregIvers Fair, chOlle The AAA 1 n, estab- alone Support 15 available But bometlmes It';, hard Ing care of yoursplf and cre- WIth them Whllp caregIvers and we certalllly hope that lished In 1974, I;' a part of to know where to get thIS support SOC has booklets ative technology to assist are learnmg valuable mfor- people Will take advantage the natIOnal Area Agency on hstlllg a multItude of orgamzatlOns and related Web the caregIver matIon, profeSSIOnal care of It " AgIng network b.tpS, book;, and VIdeos that are avaIlable for the Falrgoers w!l1 have the from Cathohc SOCial The Area Agency on AgIng For more mformatlOn on caregIVer opportup Ity to "ask the Services of Oakland County 1-B IS a nonprofit agency the Area Agency on Agmg 1- Some orgamzatlOns and tUpICSoffered expert" questlons relatmg to and SlgnatLlre Home Health responSible for services to B or the 2002 SolutIOns for Medicare, MEdicaid, pre. Care WIll be prOVIded for more than 420,000 personb FamIly Caregivers Fair, Advance Care Planning - Aging with sCriptIOn aSl>lstance and theIr loved ones, as well as aged 60 and older resldmg VISIt www aaalb com or call Dignity longterm care lllsurance fun actl'vltles and refresh- III LIVingston, Macomb, (800) 852-7795 ThIS advance dlrectl\ e document helps you More than 65 exhibitors WIll ments Monroe, Oakland, St Clair express how ynu want to be treatJ:!d If you are sen- prOVide mformatlOn, prod- ously III and unable to speak for yourself by looklllg ucts and servIces for semors, to a person's medical, personal, emotIOnal and spln- caregIvers and persons WIth Grosse Pointe Garden Center tual needs dlsablhtles The event IS cosponsored Caregiving Web Sites by DetrOIt's Nicest Rock holds tea, celebration Numerous Web sites provldlllg a number of 100 3 WNIC, Guanhan resources focllsmg on careglvmg, speCIfic dlsease- MedIcal MOllltonng, Health The Grosse POlllte Garden related mformatlOn and pubilc pohcy nel'.S, Infor- Care Partners Inc ,St John Center Inc celebrates ItS mation on how to assess, plan, manage and momwr Health System, BInson's tnal garden awards at a tea the h<'st care for loved ones, how to help caregIvers Home Health Care Centers, at 12 30 p m on Thursday, aSbess theIr needs, find medical help, finanCIal and Blue Cross Blue Slueld of Sept 19, at the Grosse legal mformatlOn, connect With famIly and other Michigan, McMahon and POInte War Memonal The caregIvers, and locate local services and products A_30clate::. Ltd, Novartls event IS open to garden cen- Pharmaceuticals and ter members, their guests Caregiver Resource Walton Woods of Rochester and the pubhc and Royal Oak The tea recognizes all of Directory "All caregIvers are con- the garden Clubs that partic- A practical gUIde mtended to help family care- fronted With a range of Ipated m the deslgmng gIvers feel less Isolated and overwhelmed finanCIal, phYSIcal and emo- plantmg and mamtenance of tlonal challenges," said thelr own plots in the tnal Funeral Planning Sandra Remmga, executive garden throughout the Gnef and Bereavement - Amencan HospIce director, AAA 1-B "The 2002 growmg season FoundatIOn SolutIOns for FamIly Booklets offered lllclude "Gnef at School," a guide CaregIvers FaIr IS a place Each year there IS a new The Grosse Pointe Garden Center's Trial Garden for educators dealIng With gnevmg children, "Gnef for caregIvers to turn for theme - tlus year's theme theme this year was "Patriotic," Each of the partici. at Work," to help both managers and employees who lllformatJon, counsehng and is "Patnotlc." pating garden clubs designed a portion. of the area must reconCile the work of gnef With the demands of assIstance before their chal- The garden center pro- with the theme in mind. the Job, "The Power of Gnef," for those who seek lenges become too over- VIdes the fundmg for the of Telly's Greenhouse, Will compassIOnate and effectIve ways to connect WIth whelmlllg" tnal garrlen llnd asks va!"!- ReservatIOns are be the guest speaker Plants those who gneve, "Gnef and Faith," which acknowl- Caregiver duties can be ous Judges to evaluate the reqUIred, call the Grosse from hIS greenhouse Will be Pomte Garden Center Inc edges the role of faith III healmg gnef and guides the exhaustIng Duties often gardens three times dunng available for purchase reader to connect WIth faIth resources Involve preparatIon of the season based on speCIfic at (313) 881-4594 This IS Just a sample of the resources avaIlable to meals, arrangIng and dn- reqUIrements

the careglver t1}rougr. Serv1ces for Older CItIZenS "me to no('ttlr RJ1pomtmellts, Call (313) 882.9600 to reserve a copy of thiS valuable cleamng the house, doing ThiS year's Judges are Red-light running resource gUlde the laundry, helpmg With James Farquhar, owner of bathlllg and grooming tasks Grosse POInte Flonsts, Mike Sands. hortlcultunst at the significant in fatals Belle Isle Conservatory, and Nearly half of all fatal to redhght runnmg, accord- Mildred Anthony, owner of A crashes that occurred at slg- Ing to traffic crash data com- Southern Gardener nahzed mtersections m the plIed by SEMCOG, the southeast MIClugan regIOn Southeast MIchIgan CouncIl George Papadahs, owner In 2001 could be attnbuted of Governments "We at SEMCOG hope that these statistIcs help to dnve home the fact that there are senous problems at hghted intersectIons," says Paul Talt, SEMCOG executive director "The good news IS that there IS a sim- ple solutIOn and we can all contribute - stop when the hght IS red" In 2001, 33,058 traffic crashes took place at SIgnal- IZed IntersectlOns In south- east Michigan, 16 6 percent of those or 5.478 Involved redhght runners Of the 81 crashes that resulted In fatalitIeS at SignalIzed inter- sectIOns, red hght runners were mvGlvetl In 48 percent It's about the people of the tIme Celebrate National The Importance of reduc- mg redhght running IS bemg The people who hve here The people who work here. These are the reasons Assisted Living Week hlghhghted thiS week, dur- Father TaI1lleu and DeSeranno ResIdences are places of graceful hVIng Ing the fifth annual September 8 • 14 NatIOnal Stop on Red Week, A commumty Wlthm a community ISwhat you'll find at Father Tallheu and Makmg the change from home to a seruor hVIngcommuruly sponsored bv the Federal DeSeranno ResIdences People are concerned about one another They also care can be difficult for evel)'one mvolved You can be scirethat Highway AdmllllstratlOn about the beauty of the buIldmg and grounds They are proud to call these resi- you've made the nght chOIcewnen you choose 5t John and Amencan Trauma Seruor Commuruly SOCIety dences then home 1Jnier the mechcaldlrectJon of a genatnClan we offer For more IllformatlOn on A healthcare organIzatIon focused on the total well-bemg of people, St John excellent nursmg care and personal assIstance 10 our the natIOnal programs, VISit Health IS proud to own t\"O semor resIdences where our values of compassIOn, beaUtlful eastside location the Federal Hlgh\, ay mtegnty and dedlcatlOn flounsh AdminIstratIOn at What s more we proVidemany on- and off S1teactlVltles www thwa dot gov We are proud of the commitment from St John Health employees to proVIde and amerutles lOcludmg our residents WIth the best pOSSible selVlce From our gracIOus meal selVlce to Each year In the DOlted o Spiritual Care staff o Beauty Shop States, more than 1 8 mIl- our Immaculately mamtamed bUlldmgs our employees stnve for excellence - lIon Illter~fctlOn crashes and achieve It o 24-hour assistance o Transportation occur In 2000, redbght run- o rnng crn5hL-' du..uunted for And 't doesn t go unnotICed by our residents some of whom have hved here o Socia' workers that are specialists In aging 106,000 lra~hes (up from for n10re than 20 years 92,000 cra~he~ In 1999), And OUI vanery of IlvlOgoptions IOcludlOgresldentlal 89,000 IllJunes (down from v,f' Inv\te you to ~e(' fOI yourself Please schedule a tour or call for more and assisted l1\109 as ....ell as nurslOg care mean, that If 90 000 III 1999), and about 1,036 deaths lnformiltlOn at 586-753 1182 our reSidents health or life CIrcumstances change lhelr home doesn t have to The ((oal of the Stop Red DeSeranno ReSIdence Father Taillieu For m::Jremformatlon or d tour please call 313 343 8265 Light Runmng ProRTam IS 18760 ThlrtPrn Mile Road 17755 Common Road to rl'('<,tahh~h re~pect for RosPvllie MI 48066 RospvIlle MI 48066 traffic ~1gnal<, to enhance thf' "afety of drl\ rr" and 586 776-8500 586 778-5070 • Re~ldentlal Llvmg ••~.ss'stedlIvmg pede.,tnan" III COmlTLllrl1tlCs • Short-term Rehabilitation natlOnwldp, \', hill' reducmg • Skilled NurSingCare thp numbpr of trauma cen Ll'r rlOml~<'lOn~ cilu<,pd by thl" traffic problpffi September 12, 2002 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 7B Life and baseball, not necessarily in that order

By Helen Gregory ("Today, I consIder myself Slowly" come Immediately wwwmlb<.om kldb and coat-hed high Special Writer the lucklebt man on the face to mmd The other thlllg we had "choul babeball for 10 year" Nov 11, 1999, legendary of the Earth") And movies Don't even growing up m Toledo ",as He turned out great teams sportscaster Erme Harwell But I thmk not start on movies If you the Mudhen~ BUbh League In cdtchlng practlcP he came to speak I!l Gros"e Go figure No other sport ""'ant them, check through fanb are ..erlOu" about babe burned hole;, m the mitts of POlOte as the hbrary's can do thlb I asked my our DVDs and vldeob bdll Wm or lObeIthe) hlb catt-her" With fa"t bdll-. gue"t No" that he'" retir- fnend Saul about basebdll',> !<'wldof Dreams," "Bull mObtly 10,tJ \1 ( \I ere there dOt-ked at 95 mph Ing, It'" tIle end of an era emotIOnal hold Saul say" Durham" "A League of Look for them on the \Veb Fmally, he told the kids EVf'ryone who'" !J"tened to It'S be<.ause baseball IS like Their Own" and an) num at w,,", w mudhpn, com on hI, team to folio .... their 11gers games will nu"s that hfe ber of coachmg and his lor) But none of that explam~ dream;, Thlb m-.plred them golden vOIce A great "ports- I ask him why not other films (We alba have why bdbeball make" me cry t) drag hIm, With hIS fami- Cd."ter and a much-loved sport ..? Why not football? 2002\ "The RookIe "l I thmk ma\ be It has ly'" ble""mg, to major lJel "UlldULy, !Ie '" JIl De w ny nut llo<.Key' :::lImple, A lot 01 II" grew up PldY ,:>ometnlllg to (1(J Illtn mlra- It'dgUP tryout;, !dllllJd Impos;,lble to replace Saul tellb me With those mg the game cleb, "tral.ge mlracle~ that pit-ked him up Our ternfic local sports- bP0rts, thf' best team IS sure v,'hen I wab gro ....mg up I freeze-frame) outh, keepmg He'~ been clocked at 98 wnters have covered him to wm Baseball, he says, thought It was a prereqUi- Joe DIMaggIO, Hank Aaron, rnph, over the hdl, With a well You know and love has too many vanables to sIte for hVlng m the neigh. YOgIBerra, Ted WIlliams bum a""l1 him There are whole books guarantee the Win borhcJd We all played ball and the other dIamond leg Baseball I...about mira- about hIm There's nothmg "What about thp dlUms, thE: stats, coachmg after school on the neIgh- ends alive In the memones cles, about !lfe, about any- I can add Yankees?" I ask him adVIce and memOirs that borhood dIamond We had of their fans thmg can hapren But It all makes me thmk "It's complicated," he aren't In the bIOgraphy sec- no Little League teams Or But the mlrade" aren't But that's not what about baseball, and smce bays, Ignonng me tIOn If there were, they weren't about big nameb The real makes me t-ry I've been wntmg the col- "Anythmg can happen' Babeball has inspired on OUT btreet ly wonderful stuff IS about I thmk I Cf) because the umn weekly for a year, I That's life LooI~, If you more great wntmg than I had faulty depth percep- players who aren't stars game always starts WIth thought I'd tak2 a httle want more, read Roger any other sport tIOn so I was no great asset and may never be star" the NatIOnal Anthem break and gIve you a base- Angell He'll tell you" Other sports have some to the team, but It kept the Look at JIm Morn" who That always makes me ball column I wrote In (Smce 1999 our Roger novels, some poems and games gomg If we could get hurt hiS arm playmg m the cry November 1999 under the Ar.gell books have worn out, some well-wntten nonfic- enough kIds to play mmors, \\ent through four Ommvorous Reader byhne except for "A PItcher's tIOn With baseball, the So we all did, good play- operatIOns (lncludmg a ten • You can reach Helen Odds are you mIssed It Story Inmngs With Dave supply of really good stuff ers and defimtely not-so- don transplant from hiS Gregorv onlme at hgrego Baseball makes me cry Cone," available at Woods seems unendmg Roger good players alike I1ke life kneel and retired before ry@gp hb ml us or find her ThIS might be easy to Branch Library) Angell's Kahn's "The Boys of Some kIds could rattle off he'd begun at Gros5e POInte Central explam If I were a Cubs stuff IS exceptIOnal, but It Summer," Dons Kearn stats These same kIds dId- So he got marned, raIsed Library fan, out that's not It It doesn't answer my questiOn Goodwm's "Walt TIll Next n't reahze they were dOIng might be from growmlr UD For mOTf' ba"f'ball look In Year," Bernard Malamud's math and were really good With Lou Gehn-g's far~we"1l 796 357 You'll find the "The Natural" and Mark at It Now you can find Second Annual speech quoted every beason hiStOry, the 11gers, the sta- Harrls'b "Bang the Drum stat" onhne at All Fired Up! ,MeetinQsu MacKethan The program Sept 14 Call (313l 343- Food Bank Drive Camera Club by MacKethan IS about 0019 Windmill The Grosse Pomte PlantatlOn Days on St Pointe Questers Camera Club wIll meet from Simon's Do something to help others Friends of Wllldmlll POlllte Questers 7 to 9 p m 'fues day, Sept Co-hostesses are Jan WIll meet at 10 a m Monday, and reward yourself at the same 17, m Room C-l1 at Rehmann and Jessie DaVieS Brownell Middle School, 260 Vision Sept 16, at the ChIldren's time. Chalfonte m Grosse POinte Woman's Club The Fnends of VislOn, a Home of DetrOit In Grosse Farms VISItors are wel- volunteer group aSSOCiated Pomte Woods Jean Carter Dunng September, bnng a food come For more mformation, The ) Grosse Pomte WIth the DetrOIt Institute of Will present a program and bank donation and your pottery I call (313) 822-7080 or (586) Woman's Club Will meet at Ophthalmology, WIll meet Video on the Biltmore f 1230 P m Wednesday, Sept from 7 to 9 p m Wednesday, painting studio fee is free. t 774-5471 Estate Officers for 2002-03 1 18, in the Crystal Ballroom Sept 18, at the DIO, 15415 are SylVIa Wilson, preSIdent, g of the Grasse Pomte War Jefferson m Grosse POinte Jean Carter, vice president, Easy Riders Memonal The speaker Will Park Prospective members LIZ HardWick, treasurer, 15121 Kercheval in Grosse Pointe Park The Easy RIders Bicycle be Joseph DuMouchelle HIS are mVlted to hear about the Sophia Fotopulos, corre- 3'3-822-7445 Tounng Club will mee" at 9 tOpiC Will be "Gems and miSSion of the DIO For sponding secretary, and a m Sunday, Sept 15, at the ~Tewelry" Guest reservations mformatlon, call Carla Dons Cook, recording becre- Tue, Wed, Thur ,,-6. Fn 11-8 • sat 11-5 h0rne of Al and Pat must be made b) Saturday, Teagan at (313) 885-6460 tary VanDenBergh m Algonac Closed Sun .!nd Man during September There WIll be a 30th anmversary general meet- mg after a nde Participant.!, should bnng a dish to share and theIr own beverage and utenSils For more mforma- f tlon, call (810l 794-5145 G.P. Audubon Grosse Pomte Audubon I will meet at 7 30 p m Monday, Sept 16, In the Hurry over Commumty Room of the Cluldren's Home of DetrOlt, before It's 900 Cook 10 Grosse Pomk too late! Wood~ Members of the OrgamzatlOn for Bat r ;:::n"'::' ConservatiOn WIll use hve bats to help members learn I Addffio~~1I more about the mIsunder- I I stood mammals The pro- 10% gram Will also mc1ude a sild" prp""ntatlnn that : OFF: mcludes mformatiOn about echolocatiOn, hibernatIOn, ~Is'=:' mIgratIOn, food preferences and species dIverSity Guests Toys • Home Decor • Plush Characters • T-Shirts are welcome For more mfor- Hats • Candles • Apparel • Snow Globes & More! mati on, call (313l 885-6502 celebrate ernie harvvell Open now Eastlllnd Center Questers 18000 Verner Road #203 ernie ha",!ell celebration weekend . thru r--ext to Horey Bayed '-lam No. 147 September 22 H lrpe r Woods ", Saturday, Sept~A and Sunday,Sept 15 Tigers.vs Royals ll)J )\~\1,)1" Sd' l:.t 1: 5 ..... Grosse Pomte Questers will meet on Fnday, Sept 13, at the home of ElSie saturday. sept 14

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"To dnnk the tea of (luck), COriander ("your and ....Ith help from adults, Herb Society, led by S-S-Serpentme path A "T'>yme and thyme and th)me enabl.6 one to ,ee the closenesb I" wekume-) and the JUnIor Mabter RObemalY Bay of the City of path wlthlll the garden thyme agam falne6 " globe amaranth (ImmortalI- T~A F;a.,ry r~ardpn (on~ Gardenerb at the Chlldren's Grosbe Pomte where the serpent can leave Help liS £lalla U:c fal~l(' mesbages ty) Ihrectlon" Sl'rll.kle tams dwarf plantb or those Home planted lambs' ear, "We lombmed everyone's can" Idlu:, to create the garden," Troll bridge Be lareful where fairy VISIt...,are As a member of the a~soclated With fairy lore m Stalhy" b) .-;antma hens and chicks, Sempervlvum Bay bald "Our hope was when crossmg The troll deSired Grosbc Pomtl' umt of the bunle y,a) Thyme, Thymm- Remember fairy etiquette tectorum L , creepIng that the children could nllght try to grab your Herb SOCIety of Amenca, I ,ulganb, Ib a faVOrite fairy (do not stare) and be plant and a traditional folk thyme, Thymus berpyllum, learn to appreciate IIvmg ankles recently took m) non gar v Fairy flower lab)TInth A patIent belief says to dnnk Its tea find annuals for wntmued thmgs, see the magic m an dener fnend on a tour of plant and understand that wallung and thmkmg path- Kathleen PeabodY IS a our newebt project The umt will help yOU to sep faULl'S color through the :,ummer ~l (' ., _ .... : ... ::-..... ,.., ~,....,Ot1 n~ ~o,p,~ ("Qn w"v M(L~t{'r Gardener who hues VLlIel IedLUIt''' ui ~11'-/>«1 J. 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':> ,,",UVol'> ...... y .. helped the Ghlldren b tiome FaerIe cottage This \S the and gardens In Grosse den are CorsIcan nunt, denCE' at the Chlldren'b flourIsh" of DetrOit, located on Cook POinte Woods She IS a horne when Debbie Liedel, To find the Fairy Garden old French spellIng which Road In Grosse Pomte Mentha reqUlenll, for when Includes the woodland SPIT- member of the Glos~e Pnmte the fairIes dance on It the publIc relatIOns director for at the Chlldrc11's Home, Woods, create Its OW'1fairy Its such as falnes, pUleS, Unit of the Herb Society of aromas an'll', a water fea- the CHD and past preSident dnve m the mam entrance garden this year My friend elves, brOWnIes, SprItes, Amenca, wh-ose Inlsswn IS ture, which attracts butter- of the Herb Society, and on Cook and veer to the was mesmenzed by the sylphs and gnomes The cot- to promote the krwwledge, flies, and moss rocks, which Sandra Jackson of Grosse left It IS betund the tall enchantment of ou"r newest tage IS a small bUlldmg IIse and delight of herbs act as mountams for the Pomte Park discussed a cre- arborvitae, a serene envI- garden - even though she where the fames can play through educatIOnal pro. wee ones Local herbalists ative way to mtroduce the ronment In an area that 18 didn't see a smgle fairy grams, research and shar- also planted dwarf ms, I children to gardenll1g by used for small receptIOns Th help lure tre fames to Ever smee Clcely Mary mg the er:penel1('{' In the takmg a path that would If you would hke to crea.te Barker wrote her much- pumlla, snowdrops, YOIll'garden, here's a recipe communlty VISit the herb lllspire their ImaglllatlOns your own faIry garden, loved flower fairy books In Galanthus, and SCilla, for fairy dust Dry and com- gardens at the Children's as well more Ideas are aVaIlable 1927, children and adults HyacmthOldes bIne the followmg herbs Home of DetrOit, at the Last sprIng on three sep- "The Fairy Garden has from WInterthur's have watched for falnes III and flowers chosen f(ir their Grosse Pomte War arate days, Herb Society beautified our campus," Enchanted Woods m the.r own gardens You meanIngs m the language MemOrial and at the Grosse members shared their Liedel SaId "Both the staff Delaware Check the web have, haven't you?' of herbs and flowers r03e Poznte Academl It IS darker's com.epts knowledge of speCific herbs and the children find It that are used m the " With the children Helene Children's Home Fairy Eagen and Mary Northcutt Participate, Grosse Pointe! Garden Knowmg that of the F "rms and Mae fames prefer the small and Spitzer of the Wood.;, talked League of Women Voters encourages civic participation By Bonnie Caprara this season With a meetmg • Candidates' Forum, • Town meeting: "Let's Staff Writer hononng the mayors of the Monday, Sept. 23, 7:30 Talk About Ballot The League of Women five Grosse Pomtes and p.m., at the Grosse Pointe Proposals," Tuesday, Oet. Voters of Grosse Pomte has Harper Woods at the War War Memorial: A panel of I, 7:30 p.m., at the Grosse deCl'ied to take NatIOnal MemorIal on Wednesday, JournalIsts Will ask ques- Pointe War Memorial: A CIVIC PartiCipatIOn Week a Sept 18. at I .:IU P m tiOns of the C3..t'ldlda.tes for pro and con presentatIon on I-Iluk thf! November ballot propos- IAI ilu',,! lJlI ae'. bit further than Sept 11 The keynote speaker Will the Second Dlstnct through 17 be Farms City Manager Michigan .,c.....te, the First als, -,followed by audIence starrmg the JIIUS1C or The motto "PartiCipate Richard Solak He'll speak Dlstnct House of questIOns The town meet- The carrenters Amenca' IS the theme of Its on the difference people Representatives and the mg, Will be aIred on Comcast (;h{lnnel 22 on Mondays, The EmotIonS • Elton John new season maK~ WiU:::ll th.ej get Th~rd Di!'t!'ld (W"vnp "We see the whole Involved m thelT communi- County) CircUlt Court se~ts Oct 14, 21 and 28, at 9 p m ArethllFranklin The forum Will also be tele- , The hilarious whodunit 'Participate Amenca' thmg ties Marvm Gage' Barry Mamlow not as a sad time, but how The League will also Vised on Comcast Channel For more mformatlOn on K.C and the ~unshme Band that I~t~ the oudience people can get Involved and unveil Its new editIOn of 22 on Tuesday.;" Oct 15, 22 the League and us activI- "Know Your Grosse Pomtes," and 29, at 9 pm ties, call (313) 343-0771 and~morel tobe 0 stob ot tilat It can make a differ- ence," said local League a local reference guide pub- cotching the billetJ PreSident Jo Ann Kelly lished by the League every ,------."...------.., The League IS a nonparti- 10 years san group which prOVides The League Will also hold League of Women Voters forums and information on a second kick-off meetmg at candidates and Issues All the Children's Horne of seeks younger members ,oter5, male and female, are DetrOit on Tuesday, Oct 1, By Bonnie Caprara \~elcome to JOIn at 9 30 a m Grosse Pomte Slaft Wn'er The League ....ill kick off PublIc School System This IS not your mother's League of Women Voters Supenntendent Dr Suzanne As the Grosse POinte League's steenng committee Klem Will be the guest rl--cently ~gan loolung at ways to rejuvenate member- speaker (See Sidebar ShiP, It looked to younger voters "League seeks younger "We found that our evemng meetmgs didn't nece" members" at the nghtl banly reflect the thmgs they were mterested In," said The League Will hold two League PreSident Jo Ann Kelly "They're more mter- monthly meetmgs, one In ested m thmgs hke schools and IIbranes " the mornIngs and one In the "We're really eXCited about thiS," !>ald League mem- evenIngs, every month ber Laune Aurora and mother of three chIldren For through May. more mfonnatlOn, call (313) 343-0771 Other events mclude iiliiTVS ...... _.- - ~ ~ 24hr Te!8'jISI~Xlfor the-...• \Nhole Commun1ty .' CAvnvE ~ FOR THE Wi&< CF SEP,U.UER 16-SEPla\1E1ER ae 8:30 AM THE S.O.c. SHOW 1 ;00 PM SEJIoIOR MEN'S CLUB Guesls Margarel Wh'IP &: Tonv Famo • Experuma Guesl Marl. Ar.d"'Ks - Sports In Delroll SenIOr POKer Art Worl.sfor ufe Repealed 4AM 530 PM Host Fran Schonenberg and her guests dlscus< tOPIC< 1 ;30 PM CO,""VERSo\TIONS WITH and events of panlcular mlereSl to semor cllllens COLLECTOIl.s Repeated II 30PM Guesis C)nthla Vogi - MISSIOn SAle Home 9J.Q.Q.AM VITALITI PLUS HO<;., UII l'Xdl mlereslmg collec \ half hour aeroblcs e~erme class Repealed twns Repealed 430 AM (830 PM Tue T Sat) Mldmght a;oo PM THE LEGAL IJl,SIDFR 9;30 AM POSITIVELY POSITIVE Glles!S Helen Burron &. Rand\ Wtlger Foster ('are G"ests Mark Weber G P War Memonal &: Hem. HOSlS local allomeys DaVId Drapcr and Doughs • Dempsey laJ Host Jonn Prost mtervlews local celcbnllcs aboul tlmc ., 0:00 AM WHO'S IN THE KITClffi'l/? I) 10PICS Rcpeated 5 10 A \\ 10 P\1 Gues/ Anne 5chenff Rouleau Grlllmg Ho,t Chuck Kaes, cooks wllh local celehnlle< 3;00 PM THE FA~T"IDF FXA\nll,FR Repeated I AM 6 30 PM uue'/ MIl fln/han) Prurong :>nruOf& Treps 10: 30 AM. WATERCOLOR \\'ORKSHOP Hosl Julia KeIrn mlervlews people ot mterest from Grosse POintc and the Detrou Arca bnngmg currcnt Met/CO Mar~er POri I I mformallOn 10 the community aboul lpoeml events Renownui local artlsl Carol LaCh,usa demon~lrales Repeated 6 AM 7 PM ~ Full Contact Armored Jousting! '" atercolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmner, yC\ chJllcngmg to the expenenced anl,1 Repe.1ted 3;30 PM MUSICAL STORYTIM£ 1 30 A,"'1 7 ,0 PM JAMBORFE M", Paula the Mcrry '-'1uhore $30 ~88 ReservatlOns reqUIred (313) Tuesday, Sept 24 $10 by Juror Warren Taylor, 10 a m -6 pm, Monday- annual scholarship pro- • Yoga 7 45-9 15 pm, Saturda) 10125 E 21800 Marter through Saturday, Sept 28 grams, the Rotary 884-7958 Mondays, Sept 16-0ct 28 JeffE'rson 10 DetrOit Free InternatIOnal FoundatIOn, 2002 Art Van Pro or Wednesdays, Sept 18- PreregIstratlOn reqUIred • Mmg Shl Huang, oils on canVlllllmDT'p<:<:Hl)'\,,,t (313) 822-0954 Leukenua Research Life of Tennis Tournament: ATP Oct 30 $70 for one day per (586} 779-6111 Children's HospItal for ranked and NatIOnal cham- week or $124 for two days Divorce Recovery landscapes a~d genre palOt- J(rt Courses plOns compete to benefit the pl'r week Workshop: 7-830 pm, mgs, through Thurl,day, Cancer Rel>earch and the Wednesdays, Sept 18-Dec Dee 5 ABsumption Cultural Rotary Club l>tudent foreIgn KIds at the Club, the 32 Lakeshore Center: Watercolors 6 30- exchange program, Neighborhood Club-based Prereglstratlon reqUired for 11, L2ke Shore Monday-Wednesday and 8 .30 pm, Mondays, Sept Saturday, Sept 21 program for chIldren WIth most classes (313) 881- Prc;sb,'t€.aan Church, 27801 Fnday and Saturday, 10 16-0ct 21 21800 Marter speCial need!>, Fr day, Sept 7511 Jefferson, St ClaIr Shores am -6 pm, Thursday, 10 • 8 30 am, 5K walk and $35 (586) 779-6111 wheelchair race 27-Sunday, Sept 29, tImes $30 (586) 773-7243 a m -8 p m and Sunday, by r.ro,""" Point .. Art • q "m ')'1( Rnrl 10K to hP "nnOllnrpO TO<'hmoor ~ GrORRf" PointE" War d}J}JUH'~llIt:lI~ 11110 Center: run Club. 1018 Sunmngdale Fifth An=1ual Jam.,b R. Memorial: Kercheval Free (313l885- GrOBse F'rE'pwill donatIOn (31'3) • BaSIC Chmese 10 15 8999 • Expenmental Palntmg Departs from the Fikany Memorial (jolf 9 30 am -12 30 pm., POlllte F dlllll> Pier Park, am -12 15 pm, Saturday,-, Grosse Pointe Art ~86-0771 Outing: Sponsored by the Tuesdays, through Dec 10 350 Lakeshore $16, early Sept 14-0ct 19 $100 Center: Grosse POlOte Rotary to $78 for SIXsessIOns reglstratlon or $20 after Film ~ benefit the Rotary • Developmg Your • "3+ 1 Recent Works," • Portrait Workshop, 9 Monday, Sept 9 (586) 774- IMAX Dome Theatre: InterroatlOnal PolIo IntUltlOn 7-930 pm, Sept featunng Grosse Pomte a m 4 pm, Monday, Sept 7600 EradicatIon Fund, 1 pm, 16 and Sept 23 $35 artISts Lmda Allen, Dan • ChlOa The Panda 16-Wedne!>day, Sept 18 Ducks Unlimited Adventure, 11 a m and 2 • Tastmgs The Fme BerdenskJ, Charmame Monday, Sept 16, Lochmoor $145 Annual Banquet: Dmner pm, weekdays and 11 am, Club, 1018 SunOingdale Wme GrouplRed and WhIte Rapture and Lon Zurvalec, 1005 MgrylR!'d (:'11"I) and auctIOn sponsored by p I Burgundy, 7~S pill, through Tnursday, Sept :.!6 2 and 5 m \veekends $175t includes golf, lUUL.h, 821-1848 the Glosse POinte Chapter dInner, beverages and a raf- Tuesday, Sept 17 $61. Gallery Hours, 1-5 pm, • Space StatIOn, 10 am, Grosse Pointe War of Ducks Unhmlted, 6-11 1 and 4 pm, weekdays and fle ticket $75, mcludes dlO- Wednesday, Thursday and • Out of the Memorial: pm, Wednesday, Sept 25, 1 and 4 pm, weekends ner, beverages and a rame Ordmary Into the Saturday, 1-8 pm, Fnday BarrIster Gardens, 24225 ExtraordmarylRemcarnatio and 11 a m -3 pm, Sunday • Outdoor Portrait • The Human Body, noon tIcket ReservatIOns Lightmg 6-9 pm, Harper $75, adults or $35, and 3 pm, dally n, 7-9 pm, Wednesday, 1005 Maryland Free (313) reqUired (313) 886-1010 Wednesdays, Sept. 18 or 7- chIldren (313) 884-8334 881-7084 DetrOIt SCIence Center, St. Paul's Golf Outing: Sept 18 $20 10 pm, Wednesday, Sept American Association 5020 John R, DetrOit $7 • The Wmes ofItaly 7-9 College For Creative Metro Car sponsors the 18- 25 $40 of University Women's adults, $6 semors and ChIl- hole scramble wluch also pm, Thursdays, Sept 19- Studies Center Galleries: • Photographmg Ammals 40th Annual Used Book dren, 2-12 $4 IMAX Dome mcludes lunch, dInner and Oct 10 $64 • It Ckles LIke ThIs. 1(1am, Sunday, Sept 22, Sale: Hosted by the Grosse (313) 577-8400 32 Lakeshore InstructiOn DraWings from men's, women's and couple's The DetrOIt Zoo, Woodward POinte branch to benefit IMAX Theatre: PreregJ.stratlOn reqUired the GIlbert and Lila pnzes, 11'30 am, at 10 MIle 10 Royal Oak. women's scholarshIps, (313) 881-7511 Silverman Collec..ion, • Space StatIOn 3D Thursday, Sept 19, The Wednesday, Sept 25- Saturday, Sept 14- $40 • LeWIS and Clark Great Orchards Golf Club, 61900 32 Lakeshore Saturday, Sept 28, Grosse Journey West Seniors Saturday, Oct 12 Campground, Washmgton PreregistratIOn reqUired Pomte Woods Commumty • Shackleton's ArctIc $150 Free Metro Car shut- Services for Older • Gallery Talk WIth (313) 881-7511 Center Adventure Citizens Day Trips: GIlbert Silverman, noon, tle leaves from St Paul's on Pewabic Pottery: Adult 9 30 a m -8 30 pm, Screenmgs hourly 10 the • Leader Dogs for the ThursdaY,Sept 26 the Lake CatholIc Church, Workshop presented hy Wednesday-Fnday mormng, on the half.hour Blmd, 10 15 a m -3 45 pm, 201 E furby, DetrOIt 157 Lakeshore, 1030 a m JImmy Clark of The Clay 9 30 a m -3 p.m , Thursday, Sept 26. $9 Free (313) 664-7667 m the afternoon and ReservatiOns reqUired (586) StudIO m PhIladelphIa, 10 Saturday evemng, 9 a m -720 pm, TrIps depart from Detroit Institute of 786-7200 a m -4 pm, Saturday, Sept 20025 Mack Free (586) weekdays, 9 a m -8 45 pm, ServIces for Older CItizens' Arts: 28 $50 or $40 for members 296-444~ weekends Henry Ford History . NeIghborhood Club offices, • Art 10 Focus: 10125 E Jefferson Services For Older Museum & Grepnfield 17150 Waterloo Lacquerware, through Oct. Detroit Historical PreregistratIOn reqUired Citizens 2002 Auction: VIllage, 20900 Oakwuud, Preregistration IS reqUired 13 Society Programs: (313} 822-0g54 Includes sIlent and lIve auc- Dearborn $10 adults, $8 (313) 882-9600, • Style of the Century Luncheon Senes/CollectiOns tion, cocktails and dInner, semors and chIldren 12 and Services for Older Mini-ExlubitIon. through Auditions Resource Center, 10 am, benefiting SOC programs, under (313) 982-6001 Citizens Lectures: Sunday, Oct. 27 Saturday, Sept. 21, at Detroit Concert Choir: 6.30 pm, Fnday, Sept 27, Hlstonc Fort Wayne, 6325 • Grosse Pomte Pubhc • Group tIckets on sale Tenors, basses, volunteers at a pnvate club 10 Grosse Fitness LIbrary Outreach Program, for Degas and the Dance, W Jefferson $40 DHS and a prod profeSSIOnally Pomte Shores $100 11 30 am, Monday, Sept Sunday, Oct 2D-Sunday, Assumption Cultural members, $45 non.mem- tramed sectIon leader need- ReservatIOns requested Jan. 12. Adult group tick- Center: bers 16 ed, by appomtment, (313) 882-9600 ets, $14 for 'fuesday-Fnday, • KalosomatIcs ExerCIse ReservatIOns reqUired • DefenSIVe Dnvmg. Monday, Sept 16 (313) Fall SeSSIOn, through 11 30 am, Wednesday, $16, Saturday and Sunday, Concerts (313) 833-1405 882-0118 Saturday, N ov 2, times Sept 18 Youth groups, $8 The History of St. Metropolitan Detroit Grosse Pointe vary $52 for two-day ses- ServIces for Older 10 a m -4 pm, Joseph's Retreat: A view Chorale: For new mem- Bllrbershoppers: 3 and SlOns $74 three-days, $94 CItizens' Nelghbcrhood Wednesday and Thursday, of MIchIgan's first mental bers, 7 30 pm, Tuesdays, 7'30 pm, Saturday, Sept four-days 1Wenty-five per- 10 a m -9 pm., Fnday, 10 hospital presented by the Club offices, 17150 through Sept 17, ChOlr 28, RoseVIlle JUnior HIgh a m -5 pm, Saturday and cent senIOr dIscount DetrOit Society for Waterloo. Free. (313) 882- Room, Fraser HIgh School, School Audltonum, 16250 Sunday 5200 Woodward, • rrlle lCIddie KalolBaby Genealoglcal Research, 9600 34270 Garfield, Fraser Martm $10 matmee or $15 Slttmg, 9.30-10 am, 1 30-3 pm, Saturday. 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By Chuck Klonke first quarter Sports Editor North scored the last It took someone who seven pomts of the first half enJoys good defense to to lead 20-6 at the break appreuate last week's guls Sou~h closed the gap to 30 basketb'lll opener between 20 on a basket by Beth Grosse Pomte North and Mumaw With 2 34 left In the Grosse Pomte South game but that was as close Both programs are noted as thl- Blue DeVIls would for theIr defenE.e so there get weren't a lot of offenSIve "I was pleased WIth the fireworks m the NorsJmen's effort from my ktds but I 35-23 Vlct0ry was dlsPPPOlnted that we "I was pleased overall," didn't C:o a better Job of saId North coach Gar) puttmg the ball Ifi the bas- Bennett "I was most con- ket," said Scuth coach Pegg) cerned WIth how we'd com- Van Eckoute "All bummer pete, but 1 could tell from we made the layups that we the time the gJrls stepped on mIssed m thIS game the court that they dIdn't "Both teams played well want to lose defenSively and that usually "We were aggressIve makes the offenge;, look Stepha me (Rose), Beth slopp) " (BIgham) and Shelby Van?\,E-ckoute said that Photo by Ro.h S,II.", (Simmon) are good leaders she'd tak.:! the same defen~~' and they set ~he tone with slve performance from the Breaking away thelf aggressive play on Blue DeVIls for the rest of Lutheran East's Adam Crawford, left, was able defense" the selijlon to break away for a 78-yard kick return for a South's Stacey Peppler "Ir we can hold all of the touchdown in the Eagles' league win over Uni- scored the first basket of the teams we play to 35 POIDts, versity Liggett SChool. game but North scored the we'll win most of the next 11 POints and held an Phot() b....Ro"h '-dJars 11-2 lead at the end of the Grosse Pointe South's Liz Halpin defends against a See HOOPS,page 14C shot by Grosse Pointe North's Shelby Simmon.

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, September 12. 2002 2C s orts Grosse Pointe News Knights Pioneers give Clarenceville a learn. in major scare, but fall short

By Bob St. John The two-pomt cnnver"lOn Saturday, Sept 14. at tourney Stdf! wrller cut the defiCit to 16 14 Bloomtield thlls Cranbrook 11('-1 Hdrper Wood::, gavl' Clarenlevdle "cored the Klllgbwood By Chuck Klonke I, I( Il(hng conference lhamp gameb final POllltS m the "Our los::, '0 Cranbrook Sports Editor I II II!I I,! Clarelllevllle d bat fourth qUarter and Its knolked Ub out of the play- Unl\~r;'lt) Liggett t I. 11,t \I eek, but the re::,ult defen::,e held the PlOneer~ offb laht year," Fllber ::,ald School ~ glrlr:, tenmb team \\ " I 22 14 lab::' out of the end zonp on their 'ThiS I::' our chance for Il1Pd~ured Ii', ::,uc' ebS b) the \\l' g-ave Cldrl'nCevllle all final dnve, extendll1g the redemptIOn" p;..pencllce It gamed last It lould handle and then wll1111ng.,treak to 27 gdmes IHek nd dt the lour-tedm "Ullle, but tUt nover" kJlJed 'Wp h led to iorce ::,ome Basketball ID\ JtdtlOnal ho::,ted by the \1-. today: head coach Heath thmg, III the fourth quarter, KPlght, r Jiber ,dld We had our but our final turnover Thp Harper Wood::. girls 111" fim "hed third belllnd ~hot to Will the game, but w~ helped Clarenle\ Ille bcore basketball team dropped Its Ed-.t Grdlld RdPldb and h 1\ e CldlCl1cevI1le three It;, final TD," Filber bald season openers last '" eek, Gro~se POlllte ~outh, but the golden opportUnItieb to score "We had nothll1g to lose b) IOhmg 45-22 at Algonac and Knll!hb had bPveraJ PXCf'l. dnd thfv "rnrf'o nn RII thrl'l' p'()lnp' for It ,., (;1 ?'l ". Rlnnmfi,.,l,J T-l,11~ lent pcrformances ml~takes ~ The Pioneer,,' offen"e Lah::,er \\ ere learmng and the Clarencevllle, whIch lost btalled for a second straight "These were two tough attitude on the team ha::, to Jac!u,on Lumen Chn"tl III week. gammg only 135 total opponent::, to start the bea- been great,~ Sdld coach la"t year'b DIVISIOn V btate yards, but their defense held bon ""Ith but the expen- Chuck Wnght "We had a lot champIOnship game, came the Trojans 111 check, thanks ence" will help our glrlb of tough matche::, We lo:,t mto the game ndIng a 26- to senIOr Steve Orjada, Improve," head coach MIke :,ome three-"et matcheb and game conference Winning JunIOr Adam DIGlOvanm ROWlllSkl SaId "We're a had some games that '" ere streak and JlIlllor Jesus Melendez y"ung team WIth some tal- 6 i and 7-5 ~o we IIere nght Ho ....cver. It wab the "We held ClarencevIlIe to ent and they have to play there" PIOneers that jumped out to lebs than 200 yards rushmg these tYlJe::,of games to get Beth Sanders had an a E-2 lead after semor run- and 75 of those yards came better" pxcetlent tournament at No mng back Enc Bnce ran 18 on three long runs," FJlber J umor Ashley Marshall 2 singles but she had to yards for a touchdown The said "1 was happy WIth the scored Illne pomts and default her final match extra pOInt was mIssed team and dlsappomted we frebhman Shana Kmg had becau::,l' of tIghtness m her The Trojans came back to didn't wm ~ five agamst Algonac. whlle shoulder take a 16-6 advantage III the The Harper Woods foot- jumor Meghan Huot had SIX "She had an outstandmg thIrd, but junl:)r quarter- ball team fell to 1-1 overall to lead the PIOneers agamst tournament. ~ Wnght saId Photo b) Bob Brure back Frank Pietrangelo con- and 111 the Metro Lahser She played a great match Harper Woodsjunior quarterback Frank Pietrange- nected WIth sophomore WIde Conference The Harper Woods bas- agaInst the gIrl from East lo. No.4. 1s drilled one second before he attempts a receiver Jerome Douglas for Commg up for the ketball team IS 0-2 overall Grand Rapids It was an pas. in the Pioneers' conference loss to a 37-yard touchdown pass PIOneers IS a 1 p m game on c\en match. but Beth did a CSarencevUle. better job of makmg th ... adjustments "(Assistant coach) Ken Rychwalskl helped her a lot Field hockey team opens with two victories dunng the match Ken has When a few of thB Inrls gIrls'determmatlOn work I'd a lot w!th Beth and The numbers have put a ed OIl both of Edwards' goals, Edwards, Brown and from last year's Grosse By the time school start- (No 1 smgles player) Holl) stram on the practlce faclh- while Laura Danforth Danforth scored the Grosbe Ruth" Pomte Field Hockey Club ed, the bquad had grown to ty at PIerce MIddle School picked up an assIst on her POInte goals Molly Carroll. deCided to orgamze a weekly 96 members Rachel Costello won two and the team had to hIre first goal AllIson LIvermore and pIckup game durmg the ThiS IS the fourth season of her three matches at No another coach, Amy Shanle, Mandy Schwamtz and Edwards had the asSIStS summer at Brownell MIddle slllce the sport was reorga- 3 smgles. 10slIlg only to East to help Denms and jumor Elle D'Angelo shared the A strong Grosse Pomte School, coach Momca mzed m the Grosse Pomtps Grand Rapids varsity coach Katie WhIte goalkeepmg duties defenSive effort was Denms had no Idea what wlth a combmed team of "She's been playmg very Grosse Pomte opened the In the JUlllor varSIty anchored by Livermore at k1l1d of mterest It would students from North and well - very steady.~ Wnght season With a 3-1 victory game, Grosse POInte lost 2-0 sweeper bald generate South Thlb year the squad over Blrmmgham Manan despite a strong effort m Grosse Pomte's JV squad As preseason condltlom'1g h3s gamed varsIty club sta- Left wmg Calthn Rob::,on goal by Betsy Lynch dropped another 2-0 deCI- started on Aug, 12, she was tus, whICh means that the ULS got one victory apiece scored the first goal of the Groshe Pomte made It two sIOn overwhelmed by the girls can earn varSIty letters from Huth. the second dou- season for Grosbe POIme. straight vlctones With a 3-0 Grosse Pomte's next home response from theIr respectIve bles team of Calhe assisted by MaggIe wm over Farmmgton Hills game IS today, Sept 12, The numbers grew each schods .3humaker and Chnssle MackenZie Mercy agamst DetrOIt Country Day day Not even two-a-day There are 72 girls from Keer"maekers and the No 3 Sunal Edward::, scored the D Angelo was outstandmg at Pierce Middle School The workouts In the lI1tense doubles team of Alhson Grosse Pomte South and 24 next two Gro"se Po'nte III goal a" ::,he <;topped two August heat could Wilt the var"lty game startb at 4 30 Jone~ and KatIe BoccacclO from Grosse POInte North goals Mallory Brov. n a::,~."t \lprl \; bn'akd\\ a\" pm

L3.Ur3 Ralstrom at No 4 ~Ingles and the doubles North runners third teams of LIZZie Campbell and Gabby MJlOSIC (No 1) and Kelly Kmg and Carly in Algonac meet Croskey (No 4) continued to ,how Improvement agamst By Chuck Klonke FIsher, a semor. has tough competItIOn Sports Editor missed the first few weeks of Laura Fisher and coach the season With IlljUfles and In Its only dual meet last Scott Cooper didn't see eye- IUnehb but she wound up \Ieek, ULS lost 7-1 to J;o-eye after last weekend's eighth overall In her season Cranbrook Kmgswood Muskrat InVitatIOnal girls debut cross country meet "She was only 20 seconds "There were some good They disagreed about off her best tIme last year,~ light matches," Wnght saId. Flshpr'" performance III the Cooper said "But the fact The Knights only Win race at Algonac that she wasn't satIsfied came at No 1 doubles where "I thought she ran an awe- shows what kllld of competi- Campbell and MJloslc posted some race, but she wasn't tor Laura IS ~ a 6 4, 5-7,6-3 VICtory satIsfied with It,~ Cooper Grosse POInte South and Those two dH1n t even said atter l"lsher's first race Romeo were the only teams know each other SIX weeks of the season helped the that fimshed ahead of North ~~!l wngn! 5a!'G 1\)" ..."" ..,.>"1 + ..... n ..l...... J .....1,...... ~ .....AU..., Jo ..... &. .. IvV U \o.a.oIJ..aU PIC1\..C Hi the 15-tt:..dlu fit:'lJ I come a long way ~ filllSh In the meet "I was hopmg we'd be fourth," Cooper said "I thought It ""auld be tight WIth Sterling Heights but City of Q?)ros £It ,"oint.e ~OO.aSI Mi..higan \\ie had enough to beat Grosse Pointe players Mallory Brown, Sunai Edwards, Laura Danforth and them ~ Andrea Caralis move down the field in the team's game against Birmingham NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids Will be recelveJ by the SIX of North's first se\ en Marian. City of Gros,e POinte Woods at the MUniCipal BUlldmg, 20025 runnerb earned medals FIsher was followed by Kelly Mad.. Plaza. Grosse Pomte Wood" MI 48236-2397, untIl 10 00 Szymbor::,kJ, Lauren Leto, am Fnday September 27, 2002 at whIch tIme and place bids Patncla Wmterfield, Katie Farms man breaks triathlon \III! be publicly opened and read aloud for fumlshmg the fol- Uppleger, Allison MIkula lowmg Item as descnbed herem ~Iow and Ehse Fields "It was the first bIg meet record in his fifth victory One (l) 2002 SPEED TRAlLER: for Uppleger, MIkula and k"',,,Ir1C .....nrl t-l,.., .....~ ~~ ...._ ...... _ -IRu -_.IOnt1iA- lUiUlDr..... ~_• , .... ~...... ~I...... l-1.llvJ n l,..i \... .l1l.-1 - Benz, a ~Ul-Jdl Ishea mnth overall Tv.o (2) digit. 18 ' amber LED ~peed dIsplay vous at the start." Cooper Slaff Wnter teacher at PlCrce Middle St ClaIr Shores reSidents Operalor'~ M.lnual saId "The expenence wIll be Gro~::,e Pomte Farm" re,,1 School, fimshed the race 111 Ed and Colene Calo and Sh..ttlerre~l,tdnl safety gla~s, or Lexan faceplate good for them" dent Bnan Benz won hiS 47 mmute" and 26 second!', Maegan Miller won the fam- fifth con::,ecutlve WmdmIlI Lockable storage box ....JnnlDg first place o~erall Ily relay dlvlblOn With a fin- FlCld::, a JunIOr, was onf' of POInte Tnathlon on Sunday. Welded ~quare tubmg frame wnstructlOn and first lfi hIS age dlvl"lOn Ish of 57 mmutes and two four North runners who Sept 8, settmg a new course "The Winner is mor£: pre- Wheel lock seconds, while Gelrge LutlY Improved on their best tIme::, rE'cord m the proc";,,, dIctable than Lance Tor'lon ~pnng ~u~penslOn of Gros,e Pomte Park from last year Blke<;, Blades and Board::, Armstrong Wlfillll1g the Tour Mane MacN ee and Matt Doppler K-BdIld radar of GrcJ,se POInte and St de Franle,~ "aid RIck Moran won the mixed relay Four (J) ~crcw-type leveling Jacl.< ClaIr Shore, <;pon,or the 'Megan Ldmpar"kl wa~ .1 T( ranes manager of BIkes, race In 47 mmutes and 59 + - I mph accuracy 1/2 mlllutcb better than hl'r event e\ ery year, WIth all Blade" and Board" bPconds n~0' 2) Inch ball hitch best time from la~t )par, proceed~ gOIng to the SpeCial Thh ~ear, "Bnan had Farms reSIdents Bryan -22F to -'-140FTemperalure range ",hen ~hc v.a~ an OK run OI)mpIC~ some "en au::, competltlOn 111 ?vlackenzlC apd Natalie 12V Ba\tene~ Withcharger ner." Cooper 5ald . Now "The event 1<;great family the form of (DetrOit rUI- Rehch won the age group Se\cn (7) 8-hour day operatmg time per cha:ge "he'" knocking on th(' door of fun" <;ald Bnan Bre~lm, a dent) Ed Bo) ak, hpad dIVISIOns of 1 to 19 Speed limit ~lgn Withchangeable number, bt'JI1g one of our 12 \;ar::'lt) manager of the store In mechaniC at Blke~ Bladc,;; Boyak and Ann Arbor res Mtn 2 year factory v.arranty on radar and dlspla~ runners Gro~se Pmnte Park Rnd B(\ard~ Ed !c.d the race Id('nt Carla LangethaJ fin- Thl' triathlon h('gan ','.. th Tuning fork Uli'{Juh'll the lnlltlC ..,kate and I"h('d first In th(' dl\ 1<;lonof KlD1 Gil)l;('l I~ a" J hout a four md(' Inlme <;kat" (two Mm I year factory ....arranty on balance of tr..tiler blkP e\ ent<; before bClI1g 20 to 29 t""o ml:J.ut,('~ bl'tt('r than her loop" around WmdmIlI III pa~~('d by Bnan the run " Flr"t placf' honor" In the be~t tlmp last ~,'ar and POInte) a nme mile blkp Boyak finhhed s('cond \ddltjonal caple, of thc ,peclflC ItlOn, ,md bid shcel' may he rJlVISlOn of .30 to 39 were Laura Padallno neat last luup \ druund Pemberton overall L~l LI!fIl" ,,~vry ....\ ltit d LlIUl uf")) nlln fourth overd]1 and City of of thf' ~(a"on once utp, and 29 <;pcond" Shf' fin (, P\ 09/12J02 City Clerk St"e BEN? nsU1p ~r I September 12, 2002 Grosse Pointe News Knights' week is one day too long By Chuck Klonke theIr Will agamst South was In the mIdfield Sports Editor from MacGnff to take a 2-1 Heaney was at the far post "We had a lot of people lead Last week was one day too to knock In the rebound of play very well," Backhurst Callahan extended the long for Umverslty LIggett Chns MacGnff's shot said "Patnck Schafer had margIn to 3-1 WIth 19 mm- School's boys boccer team South took a 1-0 lead WIth hIS best game at sweeper" utes left In the half when he An 8-0 loss to Elk RapIds 1 04 left 10 the first half Schafer made an excellent scored from 60 yards out on lfi the champIOnshIp of the when Bob Clarren scored bave on a South header off a a dIrect free kIck from mid- ULS InvItatIOnal spOIled dunng a scramble m front of comer kIck m the first half field what had been a perfect the ULS net to keep the game scoreless "HIS shot just npped week for the Kmghts "Usually those are back "We were a httle dlsap- through the goahe's hands," Earher, they had beaten breakers, but we came rIght pOlOted to lose to mLS) Backhurst said "That's as defending DIVIsIOn IV cham- out In the second half and because we felt It was a far out a!l I've ever seen any- pIOn Southfield Chnstlan 5- tied the game," Backhurst game we could have ",on," body 3core from " 3 and edged Grosse POInte saId saId South coach John Owen Darr made It 4-1 South 2-1 In the semifinals The becond half was a ht- Mellon "But gwe LIggett after takmg a crossmg pass of the tournament tIe more than two mmutes credIt They played a dISCI- from Callahan and MacGnff "Elk RapIds IS a very good old when Todd Callahan phned defenSive l!'ame and l'omnlptNl thp foNt 'hAlf ''''01"- ~aJll dUU we JUbt dH1n t play took a shot that hIt the nght they capItalized on theIr Ing on a scramble III front \'.ell," saId ULS coach DaVId goal post It deflected to the opportumhes " after a corner kick by Backhurst "They struggled left SIde of the net and ULS began the week WIth Schafer to beat Lansmg Chnstlan Callahan knocked It m Its Win over Southfield Goalkeeper Joe KIsh, who (3-2) on FrIday, but thej Callahan appeared to Chnstlan, which defeated made several outstandmg brought theIr 'N game on have broken the tie WIth the Knights III the DlVlslOn saves m the first half, came Saturday about 14 minutes left when IV semIfinals last fall out of the game at halft1l1le "I think we were mentally he sent a hIgh shot mto the ULS dominated the first and was replaced by Hill and phySIcally exhausted net on a dIrect free kIck, but half, takmg a 5-1 lead at the Wang from Fnday's game and Elk It was nulhfied when the mtenmsslOn, "Southfield Chnstian RapIds explOIted our lack of referee blew the whIstle Callahan started the scor- turned It up In the second depth We have trouble WIth Callahan got a second mg 10 minutes Into the half and got a couple of back-to-back games against chance, but was unable to game, aSSisted by Ted goals," Backhurst sood "It quahty opponents " duphcate hIs prevIOus shot Ottaway A mmute later, would have been even worse But until then. It had been "That was a great shot," Southfield Chnstlan's Brady If HIll hadn't played as well one of the best weeks 10 ULS Backhurst saId "You can't Jensen scored the first of hIs as he did," soccer annals do that tWIce In a row" two goals to be the contest ULS took a 3-1 record mto Adam Heaney broke a 1-1 Neither team had a lot of but ULS answered less than thIs week's ganles aglUnst tie WIth 9 01 remlUning In sconng chances 10 a game a minute later when Notre Dame and Lutheran Phow by Rosh Sllla,.., the game to gIve the KnIghts where most of the action Ottaway converted a pass Westland Graue Pointe South's goalkeeper goes high to lJl&.kea save whUe University Liggett School's Tim Regina's swim team has the perfect Hamel I. ready for the posslbWty of a rebound, South's offense combination of youth and enthusiasm By Bob St. John Tennis times and a majonty of the dhng the pressure," head puts on a display Staff wnter gIrls ran either a personal coach DIane Laffey said Grosse Pomte South's game we could have won," For the first time In head best or season best" Head coach Ann YochIm "The gIrls are playmg hard, boys soccer team put on Mellon sUld "But gIve coach Frank Bruneel's Other standouts were and her RegIna tennlS team but so far they have played quite an offenSIve display LIggett credit They played a tenure, he doesn't have a freshmen, Sara Cholyway, earned Its first wm of the very well m the first half of Monday as It rolled to a 9-1 dlsclphned, defenSive game sWIm team loaded with season last week, beatmg Rebecca Budde, LIZ Ehas, each of our three games and VIctory over Warren Woods- and they capItalIzed on theIr upperclassmen Waterford Lakes Jen Green, Danlelle TIrone poorly m the second half of Tower opportumtIes " "We have 10 jUniors and "The gIrls are playmg and FranCIS Schmid, sopho- each semors," Bruneel saId "We've got some guys who South took a 1-0 lead WIth WIth more confidence," mores Christina Strace, "We need to do something "Some of the younger guls can score," slUd coach John 1 04 left In the first half YochIm saId "We were EmIly McFarland and different when we come out have sWlmmmg expenence Mellon after the team's sec- when Clarren scored from a mIssing our No 1 smgles Karon Walter, and juniors for the thIrd penod of our and the rest of them a good ond strlUght VICtory, which scramble III front of the player (Sarah MarkIeWICZ Emily Delmotte, Lauren games and mlUntainmg our athtude Improved its overall record KnIghts' goal ULS got sec- was out With a ViruS), but Manuszak, Ashley Couture, Intensity IS one of them " to 3-2. ond-half goals from Todd "We WIll be a better team the other gIrls stepped up Caitlin Schultz, Sara The Saddlelites tralled 23- "I was very happy WIth Callahan and Adam Heaney dunng the second-half ofthe and played well " DZlOrdzJewlcz, Katie 20 at the half in each game, our combmatlOn play We In the LanSIng Chnstlan season" YochIm was also happy DIMambro and Mary but was outscored m the sec- did well in transItion and game, South scored again Last week the Saddlelltes with the play of her four DlJzIDskI. ond half 39-23 by Bishop both of our goalkeepers, late m the first half on a opened theIr season with doubles teams, whIch was a Foley and 33-23 by Ford KIrk WlIlmarth and Stefan shot from PhIl Alber With losses to Birmingham concern a year ago "It WBHhotter for the gIrls Groves and host Bloomfield Hams, played well " 137 remaining, but thIS "The gIrls have some tal- who ran later, but It was "I thmk we're dnbbling HIlls Andover South got two goals apIece tIme the Blue DeVIls contm- ent, even though they are still pretty warm earber 10 too much to get out of the "We had some roce SWIms, from Doug Blske, Bob ued to put on the pressure 10 relatIvely young, she SaId the morning when the varsI- press," Laffey saId "We but our opponents' expen- Clarren, Arhnd Muca and the second half "We can develop theIr skIlls ty gIrls ran," Golden saId, need to pass the ball more ence was too much for us," Cole VanAssche and one South Increased its lead to even more and turn them "There weren't any heat- and get mto our transition Bruneel sBld from TIm Ross. 2-0 SIXmmutes mto the bec- mto sohd tenms players related Illnesses, which was offense The mne goals were the and half on a goal by Dave Semor Kahe Monahan because they're wilhng to good " posted a 117 m the 100- mast scored by the Blue MInuH,],. Lhd~was set up by learn " "Then we need to make meter breaststroke, whlie DeVIls In Mellon's two sea- NIck Andre'" and Anon The Saddlehtes Improved Up next for the RegIna layups ~ junlOr Natalie Depomo had sons as head coach Llka LanSIng ChnstIan to 1-2 m the Cathohc cross country team IS the Jumor Meghan Sweeney a personal best 2'53 67 in The easy victory followed narrowed the gap to 2-1 League U~lca Ford InvitatIOnal on scored 15 POints to lead the the 200-llldlvldual medley a weekend soht for South m WIth 30 48 left, but Llka Next for RegIna's tenms Fnday, Sept 13, and Its first Saddlehtes agaInst Bishop Other solid times were the Umver:nty LIggett scored two mmutes later to team IS an away match on Catholic League meet on Foley, whIle Jumor Sarah posted by sophomore Erycca School InVItational, restore the Blue DevIls' two- Thursday, Sept 26, aglUnst Wednesday, Sept 18, Jlmmes had l7 pomts and Sarver III the 100-freestyle After a tough 2-1 loss to goal margIn South stayed m PontIac Notre Dame Prep against Pontiac Notre Dame semor Enn Dopp had 14 (l 09 31), freshman Mehssa ULS on Fnday, South came control the rest of the way Prep and Dearborn Dlvme agamst Ford back the next day WIth a 3-1 Markham In the 100-breast- ChIld at Metro Beach "We played a much more stroke 0.45 79) and fresh- vIctory over Lansmg consistent game agaInst Cross country "We're In good shape The RegIna basketball man JessICa Bartel In the Chnstlan m the consolatIOn Lansmg Chnstlan," Mellon heading Into our first team fell to 0-3 overall IOO-backstroke \1'40 29) gam!' saId "We dId a much better Sop~omore Katie Elsen Catholic League meet," The Regina sWim team is "We were a httle dIsap- Job of stlckmg to our game and semor Catherme Golden saId "I hke the Upcommg for thp "-:.? ....~e-:-2.]I poInted to lose to LIggett plan, .,,,Pt:\-ldlly In the sec- I Vdughn earned a medal fur JIrection of tht:; kdlU " S has done to raise game when Lmdsay Krall BO'lsonney, EmIly Walton, thousands of dollars for recovered a ball that the Jenna Lankford SpeCIal OlympIC,> IS very goalkeeper dropped and shot It mto the open net Dan Kelly coache~ the honorable and commend- Photo by Rosh S,II ... Breakers With help from Qhl.n " Rpn'1 'l."llfi uIt 1'1 ~ VPTV Head coach Frank Broneel, upper left, haa a young Rel[ina swim team, but the , n speCIal cause. potenual to De a winner IS present. - vu ...... '-ful.-h DV."lI~UIIJICY the Rochester Thunder III a September 12, 2002 _4C __ Sports Grosse Pointe News a South girls take first place at Algonac cross country meet

Most cross country teams poInt IS tremendou& We are Romeo fimshed fifth and South was 11th would be facmg a rebUlldmg optImlstic that we can have year after losmg four of Its all seven varsIty runners The BLIe DevJls also hope top seven runners through under 20 minutes by the end to capture thelr 13th state l'!:raduatlOn but 'lot of the season Th"t wOllJci rpe'0nal t tIp 111 t~e last 15 years Grosse Pomte South's girls gIve us a superb fimsh at the squad finals .. "We open the MAC Red The Blue Devlls look as South wab led by sopho- wlth North and Dakota" ;,trong as ever after wmmng more Je;,slca Palffy, who was Steve ZaranLk said "North l.lst weekend's 18-team Sixth overall In 20 05 will be an excellent test as It Algonac Muskrat "Jessica was one of our top has moved up to the Red InVitatIOnal ,JV runners labt year," They have one of thE' :inest "We have gone from a very Zaranek saId "It 18 wonder- programs In the state and expenenced varsIty group to ful to see the payoff on all of will really enhance the dlVI a murh younger, very talent. her off-seabon work" slOn" I'd lIToup eal'!:er to racE' and Placm~ m a pack from The JunIOr varsity race at eager to establIsh them- 10th through 14th place AlgOlldL lI::d~urea more than selves as a premIer team m wereJumor LIZ Petit (20 40), 260 runners South doml' the state," sllld rORch ,steve semor Hl!ary Zaranek nated by takmg nme of the Zaranek (2050), sophomore Kat top 10 pOSitIOns and 20 of South fimshed With 54 Carmody (2053), semor the top 30 pomts m the meet that fea- Jenny Gerow (2054) and South was led by overall tured four teams that went sophomore LIZ Baxter champlOn Jackie EgnatlOus to the state finals a year ago (20 56) JunIOr Megan who ran 21'54 The next fou; Romeo was second With 86 Zaranek was 17th at 21 06 spots were t:tken by N atahe Grosse Pointe South's girls cross country team finished first In last weekend's po!nlb, followed by Grosse South has several goals Humphrey, Alexandra Muskrat InvitatiOnal in Algonac. All seven Blue DevUsearned medals. From left. POinte North With 103, for the season Plonka, Blhm"n Dana dId what we expected to do Sobleralski saId "She's men- Kapordehs, John Bremer Schweitzer Improved to 9-0 tally tough She shows no and .John Joseph each We hadn't played zn tv'o thIS season on theIr way to weeks" emotIOn on the court " earned awards m the Jumor the flight champlOnsmp East Grand RapIds fin. Stepha me Manos picked varsity race, WIth Watson "Their match WIth East up one Will at No 3 smgles takmg first place ished first WIth 19 pomts Grand RapIds was the most South had 17, ULS fimshed South',; No 1 doubles "Matouk has been run- excltmg doubles match of team of McCall Monte and nmg track for three years With seven and Grosse the tournament," POlnte North had five Sunny JefferIes lost one but thIS 18 thl' first time he's SoblCralskl said "At tImes SUBSCRIBE TODAY POints match -. 6-2 4.6, 6-4 to been out for cross country," all four players were nt the East Grand Rapids South had three champI- net and there were some 15- Wilson said "He's gomg to "It was like watchmg Pete ons, headed by sophomore h!t vollejos " make a dlfferpnce In our Sampras and Andre Agassl Brettc Carroll at No 1 SIn. Pavlp and Schweitzer CALL CIRCULATION AT team Right now he's figur- - you hated to see some- gles Carroll won all three of came through "'Ith a 7-6, 6-4 Ing out what cross country IS body lose," SoblCralski saId all about" ~er matches In straight sets, VICtory, then beat ULS 6-3 "Both team played so well " including a tough 7-5, 6-3 6-1 and defeated Gross~ North runners who posted South's fourth doublps (313) 343.5578 personal rpcords In the Win over Holly Huth of ULS Pomte North 4.6, 6 1, 6-2 She also posted a dlflic-ult 6- team of JaLquPlme Algonac meet In additIOn to Stephame Royer pIcked 4, 7.,) Vlctllry Al""m,llt East VandermalE' and Patti Cross, were Matouk. up tu,r' po'nts at ~~u 2 SJn- Gr ..nd R..fJllb' No 1 player HarreJ! 1,.r/cnone of lk thJ t:€' Landseidel, Matt Greer, !"les Her only loss was to matches and lO'lt a three- Grosse Pointe News I Caplzzo and Nate Loree "Brette Isn't overpowenng East Grand Rapids Shp won setter to Gro~he POinte but she's gntty and really by default ngamst Beth 96 Kercheval gOf'S after the ball," North's Sarah Kurtz and Grosse Pointe farms, Mlchillan 48236 See RUNNERS, page 5C Sanders of ULS, when Katie DIMagl;1o September 12, 2002 Grosse Pointe News 5C Mite AA Bulldogs take title in Toronto hockey tournament A last-mmute repneve hockey In the state, vote<.l at game agamst Montreal enabled the Grosse POInte Its July meeting to ehmmate AtomiC Development was Bulldogs Mite AA hockey MIte travel hockey the Bulldogs' toughest test tRam to take first place In An appeal was filed and They fell behind m the first the prestigIOus Paramount an amendment was passed penod but came back to post Canada's Wonderland that allowed MIte travel a 6-3 victory InternatIOnal Preseason teams to compete for one Tournament in Toronto more season In the semifinal round, the Bulldogs faced a familiar The Bulldogs dominated Strong defense and goal. Tlval m the St Clair Shores play In the clght-tcam 1994 Lendmg carne<...... - ~ nament, the Bulldogs were Cmlmarrustl and Kyle The forward hnes of Cam not gOing to be able to play Trombley led the defenSIve Gibson, Timmy Moore, travel hockey The Mlc}llgan corps that allowed only 12 Connor Wiggins, John Paul Amateur Hockey shots on goal In the two Lucchese, Zach Greiner and The Grosse Pointe Bulldogs took first place in the Mite AAdivision of the 11th AsSOCIatIon whIch IS the games Craig Pefley led the bal- lI1IlDual Paramount Canada's Wonderland International Preseason Hockey governm,g body for amateur The final round-robin anced scormg attack Towuament in Toronto. In front, are Joey Davenport, left, and Ian Fish. throughout the tournament Kneeling, from left, are J.P. Lucchese, Crilig Peiley, Geoffrey Welsher, Connor Wiggins and Mark Vanis. Standing, from left, are Wesley Clmmarruati, Kyle Eagles use 'team' K.Jrk Gibson and assIs- Trombley, TImmy Moore, Cam Gibson and Z&chGreiner. In back, from left. are tants TIm Moore, Matt coaches Matt Lucchese, Tim Moore and KIrk Gibson. Lucchese and Rich WIggins effort to beat ULS coach the Bulldogs The manaj!er IS Matt Yams By Bob St. John easy game," Justice said Staff wnl~r "ThIS IS our chance to get Lutheran East's football above 500 and put us m ND soccer team blanks a "air of foes team put one on the Win col- good posItion headmg mto ..L umn last weekend, beating our next two games wruch By Bob St. John "Everyone IS gettmg dent our guys can get It vIsIting Umverslty LIggett was a perfect opportumty are at home" Staff wnter mvolved m the offense, done" School 23-14 for Belcrest to get hiS The Notre Dame soccer which Ib what we want to "Our effort was much h:lt- younger players to see what Basketball tearr. stretched Its wmnIng do," DeClercq said "All of tE'r than m our opemng Commg up for the Notre type of team they wJll face streak to three last week, the guys who are In thiS pro- Dame soccer team is an when Dearborn Dlvme game," head coach Don If It wasn L for the first blankmg Warren gram are Important The away game on Fnday, Sept Child, DetrOIt St Martm Justice said "We didn't play quarter, the Lutheran East Immaculate ConceptIOn 4-0 varsIty IS not the most 13, agamst Shnne, and a our best game, but played girls basketball team might dePorres and arch rival and Riverview Gabnel Important, but all three home game on Tuesday, Warren De La Salle arnve well enough to Win " have had a shot to beat host RIchard 3-0 teams are" Sept 17, agamst BIshop 10 The Eagles led 20-6 at the Rosevllle last week on the schedule October It was the first tIme m The Flghtm' Insh Foley The Notre Dame football half, thanks to a 78-yard "We were prepared to face DeClercq'!! tenure at Notre Improved to 3-1 overall and team dropped to 1-1 overall kick return for a touchdown a different style of press Dame and hiS days at Royal In the Cathohc League Football by senior Adam Crawford, a than the one Rosevule put Oak Shnne that he beat Double-A DIVISIOn three-yard sconng run by on us In the first quarter Golf Gabnel RIchard Dearborn DIVIne ChIld IS Notre Dame's football JUnIor Scott Sell and a 37- and It killed us," head coach "The guys are playmg still m first place by one team was up agamst a giant yard touchdown pass from Jason Wilsop.. said "We well," head coach Martin pomt over Notre Dame last week, losing 21-6 to The Notre Dame golf team senior quarterback Brandon trroled 7-0 just 30 seconds DeClercq said "We're sttll "We have some tough .,oc- Jackson fell to 1-1 last week, 10bmg Lostutter to Jumor WIde mto the game and never not where we want to be, but cer games ahead of us," receiver Robert Carhsle. recovered" 156-170 to RIverview we're gettmg there by play- DeClercq said "Shnne tied Head coach Ed Belcrest "We had the ball tWIce Gabnel RJOhard The Eagles trailed 24-1 mg well for 80 mmutes, not Dlvme Child and Bishop said hiS FlghtIn' Insh had to mSlde Liggett's 20-yard lme, Head coach Doug after the first quarter, but 60 mInutes hke a year ago" Foley IS tough, so staYIng m play Its best game to WlO but turned It over both won the second (9-7) and Anderson IS searching for The offense IS fueled by contentIOn for a diVISIOn and they fell short of their times," Justice saId "Those trurd (11-9) penods to at consistency from hIS young Rick Pelfey, Coos Nat~chke title IS gomg to take a lot of accomphshrnent Flghtm'Im,h two scores really would have least stay competitive and Josh Threm team work, but I'm confi- The nonconference game put the game away at the "1 was proud of the girls half, but we kept Liggett in for not qUItting," Wilson the game" srod "It would have been Knights are fighting the numbers game The Eagles' defense stood easy for them to lose by 40 up to the challenge, hmItlng pomts, but they battled By Chuck Klonke 24 halftIme lead but the RIStovski saId well at POint guard, both the Knights to only one sec- until the final seconds Sports Editor Shanans came from behmd "Lake Shore IS a real good offenSIvely and defenSively ond-half touchdown ticked off the clock " Umverslty LIggett for a 43-33 WIn team and we moved the ball Angela Andrews has been For the game, semor Erik Jumor Ashley Schult School's girls basketball WIth five mmutes left m around well We played one of the Kmghts' leadmg Cowen had 12 tackles and scored eIght pomts and team is haVing some prob- the fourth quarter, It was them tough and didn't give rebounders Jumor Tom KempInski broke Jumor Brandl Dona had lems WIth the numbers sttll a five-pomt game up" "She works so hard at get- up two bIg passes seven to lead the Eagles, game trus season "They went mto a four- ULS' most experienced ting mto pOSItIon," Rlstovskl "I loved our defenslVe which fell to 2-1 overall. "We have only seven var- corner offense WIth five mm- players are semors Alexa saId mtensity," Justice srod "We Commg up for the Eagles sIty players, so I've had to utes left and we forced a Davenport and Dawn Espy JulIe BOJushko and Juhe held Ltggett to less than 250 IS the Lutheran 1burnament change my style of coach- turnover but couldn't get the and Jumor Beth Sylvester Leder are both gammg expe- yards of total offense" on Fnday and Saturday, mg," said coach Dean basket we needed," LatIa Howard has played nence m reserve roles Lostutter completed 8-of- Sept 13 and 14, at Lutheran R18tovskl after the Knights 14 passes for 170 yards WIth Northwest, followed by a dropped non-league games one touchdown and one home game on Thursday, to Bloomfield fulls Roeper Red Barons sweep East Detroit mterceptlOn, and Carlisle Sept 19, agamst DetrOit and Lake Shore had three receptlOns for 138 Urban Lutheran "We've had to slow trungs PlaYIng on a hot, humid said "And Danny Walsh Freshmen yards down on offense and we've day, the Grosse POinte Red also had a super game at Charles Getz rushed for Jumor Matt Johnston had had to ease up on some of Cross country Barons varsity used a pun- hnebacker three touchdowns and four 76 yards rusrung on 14 car- the defenSIve pressure We Ishmg ball-control offense to "I was really encouraged one-point converSlOns as the nes, and semor Dexter Semor Kelh Zoellner have to do what we can to beat East DetrOIt 32-0 m an by our defense that was set freshmen defedted East Shorter had 45 yards rush- placed first and fifth m the conserve our energy" East Suburban Football up by coach Paul Brosnan " DetrOIt 28-26 mg on 11 carnes recent Center Lme and The lack of numbers took League gpme Getz scored the final "Dexter was Injured on Algonac mVltatlOnals Its toll In both of ULS' games "It v.as hot, extremely Junior varsity touchdown late m the fourth the first senes of the game, The all-conference runner, last week hot," Barons coach Bret The JUnIor varsity, quarter, capping a 50-yard but came back late m the along WIth her 10 team- The KnIghts were only Kunly saId of the 95-degree coached by Doug dnve as the Barons erased a second half and played down by eight POints at half- mates, have put together heat "But our kids were Luttenberger, used a combi- 26-21 defiCit well," Justice said "Our two sohd efforts and are tIme agamst Roeper before tough and played hard" nation of an explOSIVe The Barons' other touch- offenSIve lIne did a good Job ready for the conference sea- losmg 68-32 In the Lake The Barons took a 20-0 offense and stmgy defense to down was on a pass from of allowmg Brandon to son Shore game, ULS held a 25- halftime lead, hlghhghted overwhelm East DetrOIt 36- Patnck Kennedy to Bobby throw and our backs to run by touchdown catches by o for some tough yards" Peltz m the corner of the end receiver Danny Dempsey of With Mark Rlashl at quar- zone The Lutheran East foot- Trinity football 27 and 53 yards The first terback, the Barons scorpd "They were a very tough ball team Improved to 1-1 TD catch was the best, WIth early and often Riashl team," saId Barons coach overall and In the Metro Dempsey dJVmg to grab the threw touchdown passes to Tony Cimmarrustl "But 1 Conference team beats Richard pass from Matt Koppmger DaVId Cassle:lan and Peter was proud of the kIds They COITuiig up fUI tll.e EdKie8 By Bob St. John "It was a great, great Miller and kept the East really played hard" IS alp m game on Zera scrambled 27 yards Staff wnter catch," Kunly said DetrOIt defense off balance Saturday, Sept 14, at Allen late m the fourth quarter to The Tnmty Cathohc foot- Jonathan Ross scored the all day Snme of the hardest hIts Park Cabnm put the game away ball team won ItS league other first-half touchdown The runOlng game also came from cornerback Peltz, "It's not gomg to be an "It was a good road WIn opener last v.eek, beatmg and great for us to WIn our on a lO-yard run excelled, With Cassleman who played an outstandmg host RivervIew Gabnel dIVISIOn opener," Sahadl In the second half, thp and JImmy Saros usmg game Rlchara 28-16 saId "Gabnel RIchard Barons ran down the clock their qUIckness and Jeff Runners- played us tough and now we With sconng dnves of 70 and Simon and John Guest Clmmarrustl also praIsed "It was a tight, hard-hlt- have to prepare for another 75 yards, With Stephen exhibitIng theIr power the defenSIve play of corner Fro1l'l page 4C tmg game," head coach tough league game" Reaume and MIke D'Agnese Saros, who IS also a fine back Kennedy, hnebackers sconng on runs receiver, ran for two touch- 1 llndseldel dIdn't run George Sahadl saId "'The The Tnmty CatholIc foot- Anthony Rlashl, Alexanrler The Barons gamed 200 cross country last year but IS game wasn't won untIl late ball team Improved to 1-0 In downs The other score came Koski, Spencer Ray and ) ards rush 109 III the game domg a good Job so far m the fourth quarter" the Cathohc League Trl- on a fine defenSive play by Brandon D'Agnese D'Agnese led the way WIth "He had a bIg drop from The Lancers scored on an SectlDnal DIVISIOn, and 2.0 Phlhp Dilone Dilone tack. 61 yards on five carnes led an East DetrOit runner, last week," WIlson saId "It's 11-yard run by D'Angelo overall On the defenSIVe hne, Koppmger threw only three sendmg the ball mto the 3lr good to have hIm back mak- LumpkinS and a 25-yard Commg up for the Lancers ends Ben Fry and Jimmy passe" In the game, but two He then grabbed It and ran Ing a statement" pass from quarterback Marc IS a 7 p m home game on Guest stood out, while mte- of the completIOns were the m for the touchdown In the one-pOint loss to Zera to Wide recelVer Bnan Saturday, Sept 14. agalllst nor hnemcn Scott Kudlahs, touchdowns to Demp.,ey Luttcnberger prali>£'d the Ford, Cross fimshed second Seery, glVlng them a 149 mal Waterford Lakes r.htch Makos and Troy Kunly saw a lot of bnght play of offenSive hnemen overall and Burton was the halthme lead The teams have met tWice Thomas made big plays spots and smgled out the Thomas Stergladls, Tom fourth runner across the The PIOneers led 16-14 III the statE' playoffs WIth the Thr offenSive lme, which play of 1{oppmger, Dempsey, Khmkowskl and Kevm hne Roundmg out the top midway through thE' thIrd Lancer<; wmnmg each tIme, opened huge holes for Getz Paul Bro"nan, Karl Tech, Gmnebaugh He also smgled seven for North were 'Ibm penod before Robert but Lakes ha" won two of and Peltz, was led by the Jonathan ChaJ)('1 and Mike out thp defen<;lvP pIa) of end LUClclo Matollk (1reer, Cornehus ran five yards for the four tlmE'<; th" !>qu2d~ effort.." of Skvtn Lapan~H~, thp gO-f1hpAdtouchdown and Dallaire, wh~

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" .1..llh.lI .. tnd pilances Washerl dry. 2 bedroom upp"r small cozy 1 bed r'e<;hlv cwnlprl ~nn" R M Ip R. 1(Q.1 J C'h.:: ..,..,.... er lJarage E:xcellent Newly remodeled ap room IVlng room ances laundry & Ing clean 1 bedroom c.mpim ..erell. fUll"., .w.lI.bllltiu "'111'1., JUII $7JOIIlI.nth. condition No pets pilances No pets $5001 monlh park no n'h I 'll'DU \JIJ)tltl:H:J4M $7uu (,jl,j)JJ1-Joo9 (J1J)Bl:l4 J(l:l4 (313)88148q3 (313)88474CJ4 _ii_I_II_Io_d_IY_f_'_' _Yo_u_, _Gu_id_l_d_T_ou_"_S_8_6_-7_7_S_-_S_68_4_J Thursday, September 12,2002 Claaaifieda Grosse Pointe News I The Connection (313)882-6900 ext. 3 : 723 VACATION RENTALS 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAl 1I60fFleachfront III SAllOR LEASE gardge fenced, appll' Between 8 and 9 and f1 Heated warehouse (313)882-1010 (313j8e5-1839 Mack & Jefferson ances $750 LAKESHORE Village 2 With overhead door 3 bedroom ranch 'n HARPER Woods Harp- PL.EASANT house to ------(248)613-:)079 $775 (248)559 2982 bedroom condo avail- 450 sq t1 raised ceil- Grosse POinte erl Vernier, near I 94 share Include~ all lItll- HARSEN'S Island, new able Immedla,ely mg, 2 car garage Call Woods Corner lot HARPER Woods- two CLEAN Cape Cod 3 SUite of offices 1 600 Itles, 1'0 smoking Ref- 2 bedroom With air (313)881-3109, leave for appolnlment erences reqUired condillonlng, boat wllh Perfect locatIOn, close bedroom, extra large bedroom 2 11..11baths, sq It Very large nice message (586)888-1180 to schools Nicely n., ...~nlD J=l ill n==-c::p- h~c.-QmlOn1 :=ttt~("hPo<1 ...... ff.l""'lO<' n""J~h::. Con. /"W~\AA'-1q14 motor $!~~~ week rn~'".~I"'M 14/lth P"I"'I~n\1 ~e~i 248-496-1671 garage, new dnve. LAKESHORE Village, trance kitchenette updates throughout - TO SHARE ' . 72J'VACAliOIt RENTALS Open Sunday 2- 4 way $9951 month end Unit, 2 bedroom area Pnced right Mr HOMESTEAD- fall get. PEAR Tree Lane, (586)773-7755 CARRIAGE house to Stevens (313)886- FlOItIDA . ' away Fireplace, 1 For Inforrn:lIiOn call townhouse Updated (313)3439739 Grosse POinte bath'! kitchen, hard- share $600 including 1763 FLORIDA, Port Char- bedroom, sleeps 2 6 Woods 1,800 sq ft ST Clair Shores, 22973 wood floors, finished utilities (313}640. -JE-F-F-E-R-.S-O-N-,--G-r-o-ss-elolle 4 6 month rent- (248)475-0654 Don't Forget- ranch 2 bedroom'>, 2 Carolma (91 Mack) basement $8501 0848 POinte Park 1 room al, 1 bedroom condo, WATERFRONT- Port Call your ads in Earlyl 112 baths, family Three bedroom bnck month 810-556-1178 beautifully furnished Cissalfled AdvertiSing room, attached 2 car ranch, basement, HOME to share, $350 ofhce, $2751 month Sanilac 6 bedrooms, Including utilities, utilities Included With Ethan Allen furm- 3 baths, sandy beach 313-882~900 ext 3 garage air, prime 10- $9001 monlhly plus LAKESHORE Village- 2 ture EnJOY tennis IWlIIl NIlws cation $1,6001 month secunty (313}886- (3f3)371-6116 (313)822.6366 $1,5001 week c-.-c- bedroom condo bowling, sWimming, (313)882-5~70 cnjNFtiiiw lease No pets 4540 Available October NEED A ROOMMATE? 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. 201 HELP WANTED 300 SITUATIONS WANTED 114 MUSIC lDUCATlOH' 20~ HELP WANTED GENlllAl 200 HELl' WANTED GENERAL 200 Hnl' WANTED GENEllAl 20' HELP' WANTED . . UIYSITTER P'UT TJME IAIlSITTER S D GUIT4R and Bass les- APPLICATIONS ac- GROSSE POinte real MANICURIST needed FAMILY seeks experl PART time office help NANNY looking for part ANNOUNCEMENTS.) sons Expenenced In cepled for fulU part estate office needs for busy Grosse enced enlhuslastlc needed No weekends time Job for Thursdays structor speclahz,ng In time cashlersf stoc'" rt I POinte salon Clientele caregiver for our 3 or evenings Must be and Fndays $55- $75 ~~~~ners (313)882- Energetic, rehabl; ~Ond~~e recep~~~:~: wailing Call year old and hiS 4 cuSlumer service on. day I have CPR ex 099 IUSINESS cheertul Must be 18 9a m. 2p m Answer. (313)881-4500 month old sister two ented With excellent penence, 18 years ex. GUITAR InstruClor Your Yorkshire Food Mar. h days per week We organization, phor,e homel mine Sean ,ng p ones, some typ- penence worklnq With PERMANENT part lime are lool-,ng for some- ana people s"llls MANUFACTURERS MSU grad (313)881: _k_e_I_1_6_7_1_1_M_a_c_K__mg & light tiling Ask work evemngs Hard one who can prOVide Those able to work m. children Good refer ~ riO'''' .... ,.., ...... ~ ...... n~ .-I~ ~ l _ •• on(",p,c:: K~tIP 1Aon 1\ D!: 1\ ,.~ .':::-:': for John or Jennifer .... ~- -' ~ - -- 0.4 ..... IVI-" ...... II~UI -,0 Q~l;l'li -.::J ~- - ~ ...... :::1 ...... ""...... J t-" ...... cy, automotive Excel MUSIC InstructIOn at seeking -f~endly & reh. (313)881-9020 punctual IndiVidual rappy enVIronment In call (313)882 5850 (313)995.2315 lent customer oase your home All levels able part time after- HAIR Stylist needed for needed for c1eanmg our home You must Great clients, Good including contlnumg noon counter help busy Grosse POinte offices Must have have references m..tIfltlWillD SAllS.- 3-&1 m~ Hours can be fleXible l'lcome (810)984- education Plano, mu- (313)886-2965 salon Clientele walt. own transportation ClERICAL 5,,- theory, musIc hiS- and references 313- depending on your Are You serious About 1756 tory composltlor Ex- ART framer and Installer Ing Call (313}881- needs and availability MULTI. tasked, xpen- 885-5571 A Career In penenced teacherf tu- wanted Full time po- 4500 Please call (313)343- Real Estate? enced clerical! recep- 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS PICTURE framer expe- 5363 tor B M Plano, MSU, sltlon Talent and en HAIR styhsts Establish. We are senous aDoul Ilonist seeks dgeless nS1ce needed, full or PERSO"lAl cook Will Ph D MUSicology, ergy a must ed EastpOinte salon FLEXIBLE nanny Siller your successl lUll. tlmel part. time University of PA Dr (313)822-4454 looking for expert. part time Ask fo' Bill prepare dinner for you In home Must have 'Free Pre licenSing temporaryl permanent Thomas Slpe, enced staff Would (248)583 9158 In your home 2 or (313)417.9912 (leave AUTO service manager transporatlOn No classes employment I can more days a week message) needed for busy east- like to update look & smoking Watch JUnior 'ExclUSive Success work In your office high age Start din- (313)642-0334 Side auto repair faclh- feel Excellent com. 'Systems Tralnl~ Mondays- Thursdays ners Send resume to 111 SECRETARIALSnVICES ty Must have excel. miSSion (586}994- Programs 8 OOam. 4 30pm or RESPONSIBLE couple ~ (313)839-9300 . . lent customer service 0757 SALON. on the 'Hili' ex- 'Vartety Of CommiSSion 9 OOam- ~ OOpm Call Willing to drive car to Barb (313)839-8373 PERSONALIZED In. Skills, knowledge of HAIRDRESSER With ell- pandlngl Halrdress- PART lime helperl sitter Plans Flonda, month Octo. homp bookkeep,ng, after 7pm ser .. ce operations entele 60% commls- ~rs, nail techs, top for our 10 year old JOin The No 1 ber, (810)629-7171 25 years accounting and the ablhty to lead slon Ultra modern notch receptionist special needs son Coldwell Banker affiliate expenence Reteren- Thursday and! or Fri. 302 SlTUAnONS WANTED UNIQUE & one of a kind employees Fax re- salonl (586)777-1088 Highest commiSSion In the Mldwestl ces available day after school Op- CONV AUSCENT CAll E mVltalions for all occa- sume and salary re- HANDYMAN needed for Call George Smale at (586)8269418 paid Excellent con. tional! fleXible week- sions Rush orders qUlrements to 313- minor home repalr~ In tlnUing educalion The 313-886-4200 CAREGIVER for elderly- available Kim, end hours Excellent I~O TUTORING EDUCATION 882-5086 carpentry, electrical, Holidays are coming pay (586)771-4722 Coldwell Banker prOVide personal care (313)882.0936 BE your own boss Man- plumbing National JOin us nowl Contact Schweitzer Real Estate housekeeping trans- MATH! sCience tutor ,cur,s:, stylist or mas. company that offers Jonathan or Karen, 202 HElP WANTED ClERICAL portalion Excellent 101 PUYERS CUSTOM closet sales Certified teacher $30 sage therapist Pnvate secUrity, beneltts, (313)884-7151 Part or full time references Sheila session (313)882- (313)881-2504 MAY the Sacred Heart room for rent In bUSy compt.tltlve pay POSI- SARANDA Coney Is- APPRAISAL office, real Complete traln,ng, 7874 excellent commls- _ of Jesus Be Loved, Grosse POinte salon tlon requires cnmmal land needs help, walt- estate administrative Adored, Preserved TUTORING. reading, (313)884'6330 background check If resses & short orde- assistant needed sions Call toll free for COMPANION caregiver math by certified and Glonfted Now and BETHANY lCltheran you have 5 years + cooks 15221 E War. Fulll part- lime Information and Inter- for elderly PrOVide teacher with Orton- SChool seeking certl- expenence, tools, and ren Apply atter 4pm (586)899-3659 view appointment personal care cook- Forever Throughout Gillingham training fled teacher for 7th a vehicle In good con- Good Closetkeeplng lng, light housekeep- the World (313)882-8864 Skmcare I Cosmetics BOOKKEEPER. part (888)914-9700 lng, transportallon Sacred Heart of Jesus grade Resume to dltlon call today sales managers. I,me, fleXible hours, Chnst Pray for Us GROSSE POINTE 11475 E Outer Dr (313)8B5-8734 House SWISSsklncare company expenenced Ideal for ~1":~T~TiNTl!Ii"~T~T~TiN"l!Ii"~:"lExcellent references Karen, 313-371-1207 Worker of Miracles LEARNING CENTER DetrOit, 48224 or fax _D_oc_to_r_s _ to expand In moms Insurance • • • lOOKING. • (313)885.7722 HARPER Woods SChool Pray for Us St Jude . Sine" 1977 Grosse Pointe area. ~~~~;~ p10~~11e84MB2a3cok.FOR A NEW helper of the Hope- Our 25'~ On The HiJl BOOKKEEPER for Dlstnct accepting ap- Excellent traming, >, CAREER? • EIGHTEEN years expe- nence Great referen. less Pray for Us K B 131 Kercheval G.P.F. small St Clair Shores phcatlons for bus dnv. Mercedes car program FULL time office help, Call1J>d... ,fyou tax firm Part- time, ers Will train $11 00- Contacl .AliCiaBemabel With phO'l9 computer .' $50 the ces CPR certified NOVENA to St Jude 313-343-0836 • Q,;;:;;\;: ~ houseWOrk, cooking May th~ Sacred Heart of (full- time dunng tax $13 00 hour Finger (313)4 1.7 2199 and orgamzatlonal , .,..,...... d rbo " II A I th • cb" -.- care giver, compan. season) Qbooks & pnnllng reqUired Re- TATION attendant for S,I s ppy WI In. • DOU.gt."'~YOur Jesus be adored, glo- S 743 Beaubien, SUite. r!tamscomcr",.. • Ion Reasonable. de. nfled, loved and pre. 123 DECORATING SERVICE tax expenenced pre- sume to Mr New. customer care and 201, DetrOit Above.' ICaU RLchard La.aduytl '. pendable Avatlable served throughout the ferred Fax resume & man, H W S D - pay requirements to Transportation, 20225 auto malnlenance N,klsPlzza .: .. 313-885-2000:. 8am.5pm (313)881- world, now and forev- NEED help chOOSing Expenenced Full '. Coldwdl Banker B045 er Oh Sacred Heart colors, placmg acces- (586)774-74.63 Beaconsfield, Harper sones? Call Carol for Woods MI 48225 time Village Mara. MOTIVATED self starter ' • .. hweitzer : • _ of Jesus, pray for us $40f 1 hour decorat- COLLEGE English stu- HITCH mstaller & trailer thon, Cadieux at Ker- for key office posilion ' • T _ G.:P~~!_~. • • GRISWOLD Special Worker of miracles, mg session (248}545- denl needed to tutor! cheval, Grosse With busy easts,de':. ~ ~ ~ • • • • ... Care Adult compan- lpray for us St Jude, 5961 leach Engllsr to help repair Expenence POinte See Phil manufacturers repre- fEAL ~ Ion care Light house- home school preferred! willing to ~~r~ra~f fo~h~s hope- STOCK person needed sentatlve Duties In- ESTA: keeping, bath'ng ~"~!3=='"1'(313)885.1435 train (586)774-4824 Dart time Must be 18 c1ude answenna _ dreSSing, cooking ~ ; sa: d:~S ~~a[h;;;~tht'~:yS IhmIu>n~""~~ ~ COOK! line- full or part HOME bUSiness oppor. $650f hour Must ap. phone, filing, some Opening for Iransponatlon, per- tunlty Improve your ply In per1'on Jerry s computer skills need- experienced sonal care Hourly lime, evening hours family's fmanclal fu- Party Store 383 ed Benefits Send re- agent. Full or overnight, 24 hour t'' YO"'sweredP'"'"It has"" ..neverao. l!lii""lSlrrliteS. c Champs, 20515 ture Free Information ~~:JMack, Grosse Pomte Kercheval sume and salary re- We p~:~s:::~ in lilie. In (586)254- been known 10 fail 1!I861773-1l4lJ Call 4pm- 10pm WVCN shoo!4yoyrdre never PubhcallOn .... !3l!J"'.. ilIcll;u...... SUNDAYS Sun Spa hlr- qUirements to Sales corporate 0672 Bondedf Insured (313)886.7755 ams com 1-800-343- mg part time recap. Manager, POBox relocation ------must be promised 7601 124 SLlI'COVns tlOnist Sales & cus- 24077, Detroit, 48224- services. KELLY HOME CARE Thanks, St Jude for Customer $ervlce IMMEDIATE opening for 0077 G SERVICES tomer service expen- rosse Pointe "24 YEARS prayers answered ~ (Harper Woods service department Special Ihanks to our SIMPLY Slip Covers & ence helpful Ask for ---______resident office) needed cashier Dealership Karen, (586)773-1450 PUBLIC Relations As- '. preferred. EXPERIENCE IN Mother 01 Perpetual Accessones Custom slip covers made to 5 30pm. 9 30pm Mon- expenence helpful but slstanl Independent HOME HEALTH CARE" Help B C order, table SkirtS, pil. day- Thursday! 9am. Will train Full benefits TEACHER! manager school seeks part- Nurses, lows, etc Call Krysta, 3pm Saturday Good Salary commensurate Part time For Kinder time (20 hours) help Home Health Aides (313)885 1829 phone skills & sales With expenence Ap- through 12 Educa. Duties Include coordl- Live-In 24 hour cover. H - background helpful ply In person only IIOnal support center natlng malhngs, per- age 7 days per week 12S CONTRIIUTIONS Will train Work at Ray Laethem Pontiac, (313)640.9006 forming general c1en- CAREGIVER for senior 866-835-3385 toll free ,-SPECW. SERVlCE~ home Is option. 32 17677 Mack Grosse TITLE INSURANCE cal tasks, deslgnmg Citizen Live- m or dal' Bonded I Insured PLEASE helpl Home- year old family busl- POinte Metropolitan TItle Simple flyers & main- Iy 5 weeks, poSSibly ------. . 101 COMPUTER SERVICE less mother of four Ilv, ness also needs Ing In shelter needs Company tammg records Com- longer Duties Include PRIVATE duty nursef managerl supervl- INSIDE sales quality re Amenca s Premier puter knowledge & dnvlng to Doctor In phySical therapisl hOUSingand monetarx E II tall store lookmg for TEEN computer whiZ donations Will work If sor. xce ent pay IndiVidual able to han- Independent Tille proof read,ng skills a Southfield, (her car or Great references With available to assist you plan Kalt~.n 313-006- Agency, seeking an mUSl Fax resume 10 yours) Light hOUSe- 1",,1 n,,!lpnl 1~ vp",,, you have a Job Jean. 1763. die multiple lasks Ex- on your computer nelle (313)331-7035 R W I keeping, hght dinner Ove( 30 year; e'xP~r1- expenenced clOSing e sh at (313)884- prep Pleasant at mos. ence Works close $201 hour Steve cellent commUnicatlJn DELI person needed & organizational skills officer for our 1775 or emall phere References (313)884-1914 @ With doctors 200 HELl' WANTED GENERAL Apply Within Alger needed Full or part EastpOinte office rweIsh uIs org preferred Leave one 109 ENTERTAINMENT Deh & liquor 17320 lime, (313)831.7200 Full time great pay 203 HEll' WANTED message only at (313)885-4221 A NANNY Mack Awesome benetlts (313)881-4702 ------INSTALLERS neededl bENT Al/M1DICAl KARAOKE practice & NETWORK Call 248-601-8764 or CARE. FOR YOU ENERGETIC self. start. Fantastic pay Tram. DENTAL assistant and rehearsal space com- fax resume to 248-656- "The UltJmate In Looking for quality er to assist 401K can- mg prOVided Roofing office manager need. r Home Care- Ing soonl Personal 2320, Attn. Heather F. 24 hour servICe ed for general dental coaching, sales & chIld care givers sultan! Responslblil- or gutter background Bonded 5mce 1978 Top salary, benefits helpful Must have TRAVEL Agent- expen- practice Part time, no o (586)727-9227 rentals For apPoint. ties Include respond- valid driver's license enced preferred Saturdays Expen- ments! ,nformallon Ing to customer mqUl- 586-772-4233 ,"SITUATION WANTED.J 817)834-845 (586)739-2100 WSPAN part time or ence reqUired call AirTIght Entertain- nes Performing ana. MAINTENANCE full Pleasant office (313)963-8800 ment (586)294 7996 ALL STUDENTS 1y1lcal work, strong Apartment Complex Call Beth (313l882- 300 SITUATIONS WANTED 8190 or fax resume -D-E-N-T-A-L---,-ns-u-r-a-nc-e .IAIYSlTUJi pOI""rr CRRE SERUICES 113 HOllY INSTRUaJON FALL EXPANSION pc skills reqUired Very pleasant, qUiet Full Part Time Or L1ue In profiCient In Microsoft apartment commun ty 313-8821262 biller needed for state 2 elementary school Personal Care, Companionship SHARPEN your tennis $1405 base. Word, Excel, Power- seeking on site maln- WAITRESS, expen- of the art general children Atter school l Insured-Bonded skills' Expenenceo Guaranteed pay. pOint Excellent organ- tenance person enced Mormng & af- dentistry practice 10- Ihrough dinner time 3- 4 days! week Mal"!l 6hesqUiere profeSSional all ages FleXible schedules Izatlonal skills- preVl- Must Be Experienced temoons Bob or cated In Harbortown 6rosse Pomte Resldenl some weekend eve- and skill levpls pri- Welraln aus brokerage e...pero- Krowledgeab'e In elee- Brenda 313-824. (313)259-2410 31 ~-88S-G944 4624 IIl1ly" In my Grosse vate/ sma'l groups SCholarShips' ence, and senes 7 h- Incal, plumbmg, dry- POinte home Friend- (313)640 7929 Glenn Intemshlps available cense a piuS BA! BS wall, grounds & pool WANTED' teacher for MEDICAL office assls- ly safety conscIous pre.school gym tant needed lor East I Simple! fun work preferred Potential for Must be dependable POSSiblefull time sum. TO PLACE AN AD Call Mc,nday Fnday friendly & neat classes and youth Side cliniC (586)445 mer (313)886-0316 I\P~ialized ~IMOM.I.(.AIIl!W:""lOS. 'JC CALL 313-882-6900 ext 3 11am 6pm partnership We offer References reqUired gymnastics Neighbor- 3070 ATIENTION. I 'CARlNG SINCE 1990' (586}498-8977 excellent benefits and For interview please hood Club, 17150 Waterloo Grosse ULTRASOUND Tech. by MICHIGAN LAW m- house training Fax call (586)771-0900 AfFordable Ll\ e In 24 \, orJif~l!..d~!~s.Qnl POinte MI 48230 part time days abdo- DAY CARE FACILITIES hour coverage 7 days resume and salary re- (313)885.4600 or fax men OBI GYN, vascu- (In home & cenlers) per week 110meHealth qUirements to 313- MEDICAL Billing- Tired Arde' Compa,slonate III HAP''' ADS II ~!IAmADS of the same old rou- (313)8852418 lar Send re$ume to must show their Multilingual Personal 882-0210, Alln John tine? We are EastSide 201 HEll' WAHUO' 21003 Mack Grosse current license to your Care Meal Preparations Llghl t10usekeepmg Keogh Raymond Dermalology, a grow. IAIYSITTER POinte MI 48236 advertiSing JaiTIes & ASSOCiates mg medical practice representat,ve For more Information In BABYSITIER need9d XRAY Tech part time EOE, M/FfHN With offices Grosse when plaCing your ads call (313)88S 4576 Pomte Woods and for two year olu One days- for out patient THANK YOU Rderen<:es Insured GROSSE Pomte Umted New Baltimore, cur- to two times a month radiology offlre Must Bonded CHILD care In your Church IScurrently ac- rently looking for ex Non-smoker On No- be registered Please home- 1/ 2 days ceptmg apphcatlOns penenced Medical Ire Dame Call Jea- fax resume 586-741- nene (313)882-2086 week Can do week- for the poSItion of Mu- Billers Fulll part t me 4604 or mail 21003 ends Excellent refer. SIC Director ThiS IS a Some Saturdays flex Mack Grosse POinte, ~A+ Live.ins Ltd. Ible hours Benefits BABYSITIER, occa. enCbS CPR part time POSitionWith available Send your slonal wee~days 4823(, ",,- (586)778-9289 a dynaml<' mid- Side resume to 20030 weekends evenings '. 20' HE~P' WANTED .".-~ Infant and preschool. conqregatlon We are Mack Grosse POinte LIVE- In child care Lo t?~ - er Expenenced refer- "An TIME affiliated With the Umt- Woods MI 48236 or cal au pair program ences your transpur- ~ ~,~ ed Church of Chnst fax 313-884 9756 LOVING and reliable now accepting host tallon Indian Village, and The AmerlCdn _ chlldcare workers family application" for X~.~ DetrOit (313)822- needed to staH our summer arnvals Flex Baptist Crurch NOW hiring experienced 6634 LORDY LORDY Please forward re grill cooks and walt. chL.rch nursery on Ible legal 45 hoursl GEORGINA sumas 10 MUSICCom- staff Excellent ....ages BABYSITIERI house Sunday mornings week Lowest pro. mll1ee 240 Chalfonte Great hours & locs. cleaning Mornings Contact Grosse gram cost averaging DELMOTIE. SAMCZ¥K. $2451 week per faml- Road Grosse POinte tlon Westport Gnlle Mo~day Friday POinte Woods Presby ,.. ~'"' """7VU c ")1"\ ....--. 'l'l "'r'\...... A 'v n()1 nor ,..,h I'" ('::::.11 '.I'-'I'-I' ""'&i ••• F-arms MI 4l:l~3b F-ax 17441 Mack) Cadieux ...... ~ "- ...... ""'!'" .,. 18nan l nurcn I~::>u scrool aged ch,ldren {800 9609100- -- IS FQRTX 313884-3117 (313)882.3277 Mack (313l886 4301 L (313)331-5263 WWW,eurauoar com Th Gr Thursday, September 12,2002 Clas81fleda Grosse Pointe News I The Connection (313)882-6900 ext, 3

310 SLTUATlbNS WANTED 305 SITUATIONS WANTED 305 SITUATIONS WANlIO 400 400 401 APPliANCES 406 ESTATE SALES 406 ESTATE SALES ASSISHD LIVING HOUSE CLEANING HOUSE mANING ANTIO UES/(OLL£5 0178 sound system book- 5055 Ann Arbor Sal- available Llve- In 5 SchWinn bike ladles furniture table, 6 case etc $495 Anti- Ire Road, ext 175 off FIREWOOD- free stack- days (313)872-9426 POLISI1 lady 10 clean 307 SITUATIONS WANTED SchWinn beach cruIS- chairs & china cabi- que resort Wicker Writ. 194 soulh 3 miles 10 Ing free delivery, free Ask for Izabela your home Referen- NUISES AIDES mg table/desk $425 er Like newl $75/ net Framed pictures, Washtenaw Farm kindling Seasoned, 303 SITUATIONS WANTED ces Grosse POinte (313)884-2433 each or best Precious Moments, NURSE! companion- Will CounCil Grounds Ad- mixed $701 face cord area (586)360 8542 (3t3)881.61 t3 collector plates, many DAY CAllE give care to elderly mission $500 Free 800-535-3770 mlsc Items Onental ALWAYS reliable 1- QUALITY house clean- lady Nights or 24 ANTIQUE carousel parkrng No pels In- 406 ESTAn SALES accessories Thurs- '40a.fUIlNITUIlE censed mom provid- Ing Reasonable hour live-Ill Car rounding boards formatIOn 850-984- Leaded glass Inserts day, Frrday Saturday Ing excepttonal day rates (586)/796005 Doesn t smoke Good 0122 35 years of collected From France Very or- 10- 5 26225 Pnnce- A brand new pillow top care program for over RELIABLE, dependa- references (313)341- treasures at bargain nate Also carousel -B-U-Y-I-N-G-lte-m-s-5-0--y-e-a-rs ton, St Clair Shores mattress set, Queen 10 years Excellent ble pleasdnt Polish 8132 or (313)372- pl'Jces Furniture & mermaid, elephant Off Frazho betw&en size $229 Please call references 1-941 9 lady looking for hous 8995 and horses (586)751 ~and older) Baseball household Items Little Mac" & I 94 (586)463 9017 Milel Harper es to clean 313.575- 8078 card::. rlierrorabilia Dishes, collectibles, A cherry sleigh bed, stili ~:;86)777B60L bUtl.i, amercpol@ Amencana antiques tools rad,o controlled ESTATE sale Teak fur- (586\447-2270 boxed, never used, ~t~rl~1 hobbv ,tems' books .....,h ..n ...... -_....1--""...... , ~, ATTENTION' brass chandelier, ma- lots more Thursday, $249 (586)463 9017 by MICHIGAN LAW RESIDENTIAL cleaning Always Buyin{l 0 nogany secretary, 2 Fnday, Saturday, ANTIQUE mahogany PI DAY CARE FACILITIES service Affordable GI.ls~, Fine China, TVs, VCR, micro- 9am- 5pm 22245 drop- leaf, 3 pedestal 111I-horTle& cent'Jrsl Please call Cecyha Silver, Unens, wave, wood chipper RaymOnd, 5t Clair table, seats 10, asking must show their (586)948-2973, eve- Dinnerware !>els, l 400 Lots of loot 1t47 Shores easl Side off $300 (313)886-8085 current license to nings Panlal A Fu Il Es tat.,. ANTIQUES / (OLlE (fIlLES Lakepolnte, Grosse Harper, north of 13 your advertiSing WELCOME HOME POinte Park Satur- AR Intenors- Beautiful 45 nun dolls- all of dlff6r- MEMBER OF 1M (586)415-0473 Chippendale ,"ahoga. representative Polish Cleanlrg ent orders, With dust WE ARE AUO LOOKING TO day, September, 14, when placing your ads PUR<. HAS£: .1"" au.... ny dmlng table, 2 Service covers beautiful white Uy.w Sol"" W Puau .... 9am- 4pm INDIAN Village Salur- THANK YOU Cleamng, Laundry & shelVing, like new Will FWlUNI'ti Coltume ac day, Sunday, 9am- l!'laves, 8 carvemirror vanity With mir- Service Insured, {between Mack & Chandler Park Dr., South of7mtlel #2lfRIISA' SEPT 13 14 I (}4 ReferenCM, Complete Confidentiality ror and cane bench bonded Owners Will 2'140 Laplaya Lane HIde-a-bed, loveseat, oak cabmet, wine cablDet, water- Orchilrellil'e elf OlelOrcharelTraI DeIWeen "Paris" 248-866-4389 $1,200 or Will conSid- do all cleaning Free old dressers, oak end tables, three No, .mall pLO PonnacTraI & CommerceRelrw of OrcharellilkeRell er splitting 313.647- estrmates (313)920- table, complete computer Kt up & desk, .mall frea.u, I 3301 or 586-773- 5007 washer & dryu, Singer .sc:wtJ1g madune, bookcases, ESTATE SALE BY VICTORIA 3346 stereo equipment, 2 VCR's, Sean generator, wooden FRI-SAT, SEPT. 13-149AM-4PM ST. CLAIR S"ORES ENERGETIC, detailed tea Clrt, 2 tool benches, wicker JCtttn, StanK!terTa 228 Kerby Rd., G.P. FARMS 22300 !2 "!!!..E FAMiLY rnnrn ilJrnlTljrp 'Nomar With grea~ e;.~ ro.." wade, brass, iarge copper punch bowl, ioadJ of - ~l. Mn:itCVW "'- rouge BETWEEN "ARPER lit GREATER MACK Leather sofa, 7ftX 4ft, penence, excellent old books, and some rare, CD's, rccotW, a very fuIJ EdectJCESlate01 lumlsh1ngslots 01 CollectibleMahogany4 PARK ON GLORIA $800 Wine rack, $75 references available • basement, lots of kitchen Items also. shelflawyersbkshelfglassdoorcaboneldroplealtable40 s i 1 overstuffed chair, for house cleaning chinacab wallshelfCherryh'9~boycanopybed dressers ACROSS FROM "O\JSB chJfferobessmallhU1chMapleslantlrOl1I& 'adlesdeskstables $100 Demln loveseat, 586.675-5248, 586- .------Something for everyone In this sale double rockeromenesets cunal!>kshelvesteacan Collectible pedestal mahogany dmmg table $100 Glass! wood so- radiOSSentinelCatallnReAbakal~emanyothersOldhunt w/ needlepointe chairs Matelasse Joveseat nice fa table, $100 Bose Ing fiS!llngbaseball~emsToy gunsracesels HO1ralnsel maple breakfront Mahogany chest of dTawers ENGLISH'09-6073Pride House- ~~~~_ ~ manyolMr carsoldgameschildsbooksplashcmod~lslrum speakers 10 2 $250 pet Boxesol,nsulatorsstampssameCOInsPrnoddersHall &: dresser. older mirrors lyre mahogany table lamps jewelry etagere china &: glassware. each Mahogany But- pes Germanset01 Ch,c.a lronslonePfaltzgraffm,scchu", ler's table $150 g;;;~~g POlnt:e~~~~ ie~ ~ glassLampsmirrorsplc1ureslrnenso'dChnstrnaslots 01 Inkwell sel sterling &: plale natware l1ummel for 15 years Reliable electroniCS small apphances kltctlen tools sm reCng Love Madonna pots &: pans mahogany bookcase (313)882-8783 41 PROVENCAL seatschanelbackchausVInyl,eelmerWICkerchairassan old card table Linens references Kathy, GROSSE POINTE FARMS IOlau"pa,ntedchestsM,lIonB'a-OO-4-OO) NO PA RKIl'IO 0l'I J 2 JlIILf:. To place an ad call: EXCELLENT Grosse OS'll '0/", PAM ACROSS STREET 0l'I GLORIA FEATURlNC,Jacobean .u, p&Ultuagl ond lttholl book,. chrome (586)202-2141, Llchta .et; Weber Duo An mabogan) grand p".no, I..""" Se~1ZY7's 1"11t7'J~S. me. (586)776-3430 "OntluaJ" .tyle tables, fi~tslchllUl' dUnrar< &. much mort Thu waJ the Jw:uor c Show Aou..K th ... aummer HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. 11am; Saturday, September 14,2002 T.bt 11' lB. for It are the bomf'C'9JDtrt. MAID In heaven II Home oot what .... ID the hous< dunng tiN: loorl .. 313-886.8982 .. Including Items from the Estate of Judge Kenneth Bronson FeatUring & office cleaning Fall WlI0LE "OliSE I'lO \'1l'Kl SALE greal 19th century furniture antIque clocks, StaffordshIre, l NIJ'olB"-RS AT 7 .lOA M FRlOAV T specl'ils Chnstlne, PARK ON KEllCIID'ALA."ID WAlKAIlOllNDTIiECORNEP.lII 5AllIRDAY ON-Y. SEI"TEMBER 14.2002 sllve and accessory Items (586)773-2826 wwwrambowestatesales com IOAM.4f'll1 Partlalllslmg Includes 92 J WlIlTT1ER. Antigue fumiship8sj 19th century Victorian 2 part walnut cabinet MARGARET. Cleaning GROSSE mImE PARK. flU 19th c mahogany butler's desk, good VIctorian blrds-eye maple crede~za, laundry & Ironing g -...s---tliltr"2--- O!'l mE CORJ'(ER Of' JEPft:KSOl'l (II( WItll1'lER Victorian walnut library table, nice 19th c mahoganv 2 door armoire, services W& speak own & Country Estate Sales, llC 19th c wrltmg table WIth original paInted hmsh, Victorian walnut etagere, English excellent ref- 313-417.5039 Meticulouslymalntalnedtra

.03 AUTOMOTIVE 40& FURNITURE 409 GARAGE/VAIlD/ 409 GAUGE/VAIlD/ 409 GARAGE/YUD/ 412 MISCULAN10US . .0 1 AUTOMOTIVE .ASEMElH SALE USEMENT SAU IASfMENT SALE . ARTIClES' CHRYSlEIl GENERAL MOTORS CHERRY entertalnmenl BIG 2 family sale Satur- DON'T miSs this one 4 SATURDAY and Sun. POOL table 50"s bar 1998 Dodge Stratus au- 1991 BUick Regal Limit center $400 5 piece day, Sunday, lOam- family sale, new & old day only September slyle $500 (313l884- tomatic power Will- ed Edition Leather corduroy sectional 4pm 29107 Orvylle, House & garden 14th and 15m 9am 4182 dows! locks cledn power Good condl couch. hunter green, (12 Mllel 2 blocks Abercrombie Amen- 67 000 miles $4 000 tlon $2000 Red hOI savings on SOO ANIMAL $500 or besl East Ryanl can Eagle Friday 8 biggest chOices In- 413 MUSICAL (566)344 8896 (313)8!:l57386 (313l8842176 cluding antiques, INSTI UMENTS ADOPT A m - FARMS, 204 Kerby 1 Saturday 8 11 61 1997 Dodge Avenger 2000 Cadillac DeVille books, kitchen ware ADOPT a rellred racmg HOME FURNISHINGS Saturday, September Moran, Grosse POinte 1991 Stelnway Model M ES, automallc power Silver leather warran toys, lools, and Video greyhound Make a 40- 50% lESS 14th only 9am- 5pm Farms between Ker- Like new black satin windowl locks AMIFM ty $21 900 Must seel tapes 21920 Mauer, artist bench Recently last !nendl 1-800-398- 30 year old private Combination 01 ftve cheval & Grosse cassette 45000 \313)882.2436 deSign center has families Every1hlng POinte Blvd north of 8 Mile, east of appraised outstanding 4dog Michigan Grey- miles 586-415-6590 1992 Cadillac Coupe De mid high- end home Harper by Hamel $28 000 hound Connection from baby equipment GROSSE POinte Ville black! black furnishings at COST (313)881 0004 1993 Dodge Splnt to toys, also toddler Woods, 1977 Allard -S-T-C-la-,r-S-ho-r-e-s-'-9-8-1-6 BEAUTIFUL gray tabby 104,000 miles For a free VISitor's 118 000 miles Clean range Adult house- (between Mack! Harp- Salisbury belween 8 ABBEY PIANO CO killer> & gorgeous $4900 (313)88il pass log on to and dependable hold Items pictures er) Fnday Saturdat & 9 Mile Beaconsfield ROYALOAK 248 541 61t6 young orange tabby 8698 atter 5pm IOterrQrhome.com Great running books frames tools 9am 5pm Sunday & I 94 Friday 13th We Buy & Sell vet checked and click on condition $1 100 1999 Cavalier Excellenl kitchenware clothing 9am 2pm F,<;htanks 830 4 Saturday 141h (313)527 4429 USED PIANOS (313)8841372 DetrOit East purses, hats etc dry bar household 9 2 Many household condition 36 000 Consoles-Spinets miles CDI sunrool Or call (586)465-7788 ExerCise equipment Items Jewelry Items toys bikes COLLIE Rescue Satur 1993 Dodge Dynasty Grands Uprights $7300 Call (313)417 Please Only Includmg Sta'rmaster clolhes (adults chll- computer hutch day day Se~tember 14 LE 3 3 V 6 Full pow. 9425. evenings Serious Inqurnes and Easy Rider ex. dren) Everything bed PIANOS WANTED 11am 3pm er excellent condition cellent condllion (Re. must go' TOP CASH PAID PetSmart, On MAHOGANY $2 650 (586)489. 1998 Chevrolet Pnsm modeling muSI sell) ST C,air Shores 21605 BUY, consign renl sell VanDyke at 14 Mile LSI 67 700 miles INTERIORS 4114 GROSSE Pomto, 748 MaXine (off Harper service and teach (734}326.2806 very good condition (FlOe Furniture FARMS, 237 Chalfonte, Rivard Saturday, S I da S I between 8 & 91. Fri' most mUSical IIlstru. www cQlllerescu~m 1990 Dodge Dynasty keyless entry air fold & Antique Shop) d ur y, ep em ber September 14th 9am- 14 9 3 R day, Saturday, lOam ments Jerry Luck perlect condition down rear seats Ask GROSSE POinte Ammal 506 S Washington , dm- pm e 2pm M,crowave 40m Tovs hou<;e- C::t ... "r:- (:::;;Qt:;\77~ 53000 miles Full ...... et~ "'lfV' ('")1 '1\I=\An Hl.lyal uak, MI ::~", -:.:: :::::: oven, ping-pong laDle hold tra,ler cratls, AOOptlOn OO<-leIY- 7758 power new tires Ask- 393i- - Fabulous manogany ratl~e and useful household and kltch needs home for 2 t f t clothing mlsc Ing, $32001 must see dLnlngroom tables I ems some urnl ure en "ems toys PIANO- Yamaha ClaVI small dogs logether (313)8829095 1993 Chevro'et Lumina (banquet and traditional Rattan table, 4 chairs, ------ST Clair Shores, 21632 nova digital Dark whose owner became Euro Clean loaded Slle round and reclan- 2 KreiSS Wicker chairs BonHeur Saturday rosewood flrtlsh Ex. III- .PJ and Bono-, 1996 Intrepid 91 000 dependable transpor- and ollomans, 9 foot * * only, 9am Huge ga. miles new brakes air gular styles) Sets 01 cellent condition Ask- male 6 years Shlhtzu tation $1,995 mahogany dlmng room bench Retired 1st QUALITY cratls for sale' rage sale Furniture, Ing $2 000 (586)286- and 9 year Lhasa! condItioning $4 575 (313)885-9139 chairs Baker china cabi- grade teacher's col- S household goods and 5192 Poodle (313)884- (313)88b-8735 I I h Id 'I Saturday, eptember 1994 Cutlass Supreme net (Mahogany) Chip- ectlon a c I ren Sit. clothes 1551 erature books 14th, lOam- 4pm RENT a plano $25001 1997 Sebnng convert" loaded low miles suo pendale camel back so- 1810 Huntington, S C month ThiS weeks ble JX 1 Leather, per clean Flonda car fa and wing chairs Ma- FARMS, 258 Mem- Grosse POinte Woods T. lair Shores, 21705 GROSSE POlllte Animal special, free dellveryl loaded 65,000 miles $3495 (810)523- hogany bedroom lurnl weather Thursday (1 block off Mack cor. Edgewood, between AdoptIOn Society- Pet Call for details MiChl' adoption Saturday, Excellent condition 3356 ture (Includes 4 poster Fnday 8am- 1pm ner house) Wood Mack & Harper 3 gan P,ano (248)548- $9400 (313)886 king size beds and Chip- Golf, tools, bookcas. toys, lunclional pol. blocks South of 9 September 14 12- 1997 Grand PriX GT, 2200 3pm Children s Home 1440 pendale chair back. twm es TV and more tery, farm fresh hon. Mile Fnday, 13th Sal- ~~ loaded, leather, sun- beds) Bachelor chests, urday 14th 9- 3 Huge of DetrOit 900 Cook DODGE 1994 Intrepid roof 59300 miles FARMS, 435 Barclay, ey, homemade soaps, 3 family garage sale games, tables, buUets W4NTED. Gu'tars 8a'1 Road Grosse POln'e clean, runs great $88001 best Saluraay !:lam- 2pm Jams & jelll"", hdrJJ lOS, Mandolins and Woods (313)884- $2 275 See at 17355 Sideboards, desks Dome hockey, welghl sewn holiday Items ST. Clair Shores 22955 (313)861-3758 Ukes Local collector 1551 Mack Ave TOO MUCH TO LIST! bench, sporting eqUlp- (Halloween, Thanks- Rosedale, Fnday, Sat. 2002 Malibu While, paylllg top cash I 313- Open Dally 11am. 5pm ment, morel giving, Chnstmas), urday 8 5 Clocks GROSSE POinte Animal .02 AUTOMOTIVE- 24,000 miles, power 886-4522 closed Wed and Sun stained glass, hand antiques Humrrels Clintc male Rot!, neu- FORD cruise, CD excellent 248-545-4110 GROSSE POinte Park, " - - 1312 Buckingham beaded lewelry gold! SilverI lurquolse 41S WANUD iO IUY tered Male Shep miX, 1995 Cougar XR7 V6 condition $13200 RATTAN glass top table Fnday and Saturday, HARPER Woods 20887 Jewelry, Budweiser, 7 months old Male excellent condlllon, (586}779-6274 Retnever mix! young and 4 chairs Please 9am- 3pm Moms es- Lennon Saturday, western things 1950&- 60s dolls (espe. remote starter 63000 1995 Pontiac Grand Am, adult Male Dutch call (313)882-5694 tate IS In our garagel 9am. 4pm Clothes, ST. Matthew's School clally Barbie) Sought miles, $4 600 V6 air, 2 door power Shep, young adult 2 Huge amount of stuff I toys, books, holiday liqUidatiOn! garage by collector who pays (586)5732716 Excellent condition TRADITIONAL style female cals Few k,t. 5 piece maple 4 post- Items, much more sale Comer 01Harper cash (313)886-4392 $5,100 (313)629- 10lleseat, plad- bur- tens (313)822'5707 2000 Focus- 4 door 1041 gundy, blue, green er bedroom set, INDIAN VilLAGE and Whittier Septem- BUying wagon 49 000 mites, Like new $1:.0 Woodard table With 6 Yard Sales ber 13- 14, 9am 5pm DIAMONDS PARAKEET, Beautiful, air excellent condl- ~993 Pontiac Grand Am young, hand- trafned (313)640.4628 chairs Ice cream la- Sat. Sept. 14 9am. 5pm School gym Estate Al'llque wewelry l lion $8,500 (313)865- 4 door 4 cylinder, au. ble & chairs, cherry Rain Day, Sunday & COins With cage Free to 8449 lomatlc, power steer- 409 GAUGE/VAIlD/ desk, tons of decora Burns IroqUOIS, ST. Spyndon Greek Or- Pongracz Jewelers good home (313)882 USEMENT SAlE Ing/ brakesl locks, live Items QUilts, win. Semlnolp thodox Church Treats & POinte Gemological 1694 1998 Ford Eseort. black cold air 106000 4 ramlly sale 377 HIII- dow treatments, wom. belw Jefferson & Mack and Treasures Laboratory 62,000 highway miles miles Look!:>1 runs crest Saturday, 8am- ens mens, boys cloth. 30 + Sales rummagel bake sale 91 Kercheval S02 HOIlSES FOil SALE New brakes new great $3,150 586. 2pm Ing 1978 Honda 750 24301 Greater Mack on The HIli tires One owner 612-9919 pool stairs Absolutely INDIAN Village, 1116 Ir. SI Clair Shores Be. Grosse POinte Farms 7 year old Flashy Mare, clean non. smoker 4183 Balfour Off Mack no pre.sales I Will oquols Saturday, tween 9 and 10 Mile (313)881-6400 black 1/2 Arab 1/2 $6,250 (313}881. BUICK LeSabre 1998, F'nday until 630pm open my gates at ex. Sunday, 9am. 5pm Thursday, Fnday, standard breed, 7591 42K excellent Household Furniture actly 9 OOam Antiques, baby 9am. 3pm Saturday, BUYING old furniture. $1,500 Mint horses $12,800 (586)779 1993 Ford V8 excellenl Glassware Rugs clothes, glassware 9am- 12pm No early glassware, china, and also BoardlnQ availa- 3747 GROSSE POln!e Park, uth~1 rll\~1t:'5iII1U Much morel lurmture, museum an. sales Homemade " l.UIIWUUII. Lill, Uldrll- 1316 Harvard Salur. Items John 313882. ble (810)667-9353 604 AUTOMOTIVE tlques Greek pastnes tamed, musl sell 656 Umverslty, Fnday day 9am- 2pm Baby, 5642 sos. LOST AND FOUND $4,2001 best ANTIQUE/CLASSIC Saturday, 9a m • baby clothing 0- 4T, MOVING sale I 4876 TREASUREI Multi. fam- ---C-A-S-H---- (313)884-6529 1973 Flreblrd, 76000 5p m Picture frames toys, women's cloth- Chatsworth al War- Ily Toys, fumlture, PAID FOUND: gray cat, stitch. miles Good condition, 1999 Mercury Grand kitchenware, art work Ing English china, ren Saturday lOam collectibles clothing For newer or used es from spay good $3600 (313)882- MarqUIS Silver, load. and morel flatware, household, All appliances, hVlng books No presales dlSposlt,on not de. 5054 mise S d 8 paperback books In clawed G,a ed Well laken care of 961 Trombl~y, Park room atur ay, am- 2pm good condlllOn 53,000 m'les A beau .OS AUTOMOTIVE Saturday 9/14, 9- 2 GROSSE POinte Park, MOV!NG Salel Furnl- 1000 DevonShire NEW HORIZONS (313)882-9600 tllul car' $10,200 FOREIGN Cream sofa, clothrng 525 Middlesex, Fn- ture 20315 Lennon, -W-O-O-D-S-,-1-54-7--A-n-lta-, BOOK SHOP GROSSE POinte Animal (313)885-3354 1997 Acura CL premi- household Items day Saturday, Sep- Harper Woods Satur- Fnday, 11am. 2pm, (586)296-1560 CliniC male roll pup, um, excellent condi- 1998 Mustang converti- BETH-El Lutheran t em berl 3th, ' 4t h 9-, day, Sunday Septem. Saturday lOam. 2pm FINE china dinnerware, about 6 months Male tion scheduled main- 2 M h h l d ble V6, manual leath. any ouse oar. ber 14, 15 lOam. B b b d neutered Roll, adult tenance perlormed, Church rummagel llcles, toddler fire truck 4pm a y cn, resser, sterling Silver flatware er power wllldows 88K, $12000 bake sale September bed, Bno table, Jogger toys books, micro- and antiques Call Older Lab yellow, and locks, alr ABS, (313)861-2919 14th, 9am- 5pm stroller, toys, bikes, MUll homes- 800 block walle mlsc Janl Herb (586}731- male Shep mix about AMIFM, CDI cassette ------8139 7- 8 months Male Large organ and small appliances Bedford (between Jef- YARD sale clothes. ba- D!.J'ch Shep In very good condl 1998 BMW 318tl certi- something for every- GROSSE POinte Park, ferson! Essex), Fn- by Ite'11S, knick. OLD wooden duck hunt- (313)822-5707 tlon $10,0001 best fied preowned, 50,000 one Corner of Little 790 Trombleyl Jeffer. _d_a_y___,S_aturd_a_y_,_9°_3__ knacks, furniture, Ing decoys and Ilsh,ng (313)886-0682 miles, rare California Mack and Frazho (10 t kl h d top leather power ev- son Frday, Saturday, PARK, 1149 Bedford, much more 4870 ac e cas pal SOS I'ET GIIOOMING 1999 Taurus SE, moon. ery1hlng, $19,0001 1/2 Mile) 9am- 6p, Sunday, 12- Fnday, Saturday, Lodewyck Friday (586)7748799 rool, leather, 24 valve, best (313)881-8629 BEVERLY Hills. Huge 4pm Household, 830am- lpm Toddler Saturday 9- 4 PAYING CASHI DOGGIE D,gs The 3 0 i1ter, 39 000 miles, church rummage Our children's clothes, res. toys, flretrucks, YARD sale, Indian VII For antiques, cams, Groomer Complete $12,500 (313)862- 1992 BMW 3251 conver. Lady Queen 01 Mar- tauranl eqUipment, household Items diamonds, Jewelry, dog grooming serv- tlble, auto heated lage 2535 Seminole, 0349 tyrs North 0I 13 MIIe, miscellaneous anti. ------watches, gold, Silver, Ices Ask lor Jennifer seats, CD changer Peirce Road (West 01 ques PARK, 757 Lakepornte, September 14th 9- 3 (586)563-1592 LINCOLN Town Car, Very good condition Woodard) Apphan- Saturday 9/14, lOam- (ralndale 9/15) AI- p(~)~~~lJ 1995 ExecutIVe Ser- (586)498-1954, leave GROSSE POinte Park, 4pm Lots of furniture, bums, GE electnc dry- ces, lurnlture, tools, Ies, black high mile. message 946 Westchesler Fn- 2 Can Forslund ta- er, day bed & mat- SHOTGUNS, nfles old more' Thursday 7pm- d S d 9 Happy Campers age, well malntamed, an..... ~"(b,, 1Oam- ay, atur ay, am- bles, antique mediCine tress, knoll chair llger handguns Parker, Pet Grooming $5,500 313-881-9408 1998 Honda CIVIC LX- 4pm: Sai~dayl bag 3p..... ""cJsewa'es, caOlne1, 2 AUSlln air tlUII \-nelllS wlln \-dlle Browmng, V'llncnes- Mobil service for I 251\ miles, '+ door Au- Jewelry, tools sports cleaners women s seats, 6 cherry book- ter Colt, Luger, oth- '03 AUTOMOTIVE to $9,000 (313)882- day, 9am- 3pm LP d dogs & cats. ~4 GENERAL MOTOIlS eoulOment recor p'c1ess'cn::' c'ctl"n9 (''l~p lightly worn girls ers COII€{'IOr I A():;>f; BLOCK sale Clalrwood, LD mOVies, phones, (size 14- 16l, Amen. clothes 6 months- 6 (248)478-3437 (586)552.J81lf I I 1997 BonneVille- 1992 Hyundal Elantra south of 9 Mile, east collectibles, much can Legend mink years men s size 421 $7,995 Anniversary automalic black runs of Jefferson Septem- _m_o_re______coat, gardening tools, 44 long more 416 SPOIlTS EQUIPMENT model Power air, new S 10 ANIMAL SEIlVICES excellent new mufflerl brakes, tires runs ber 13th and 14th GROSSE POlnle baskets, old beer 417 MISCElUNlOUS tires sunroof, 95000 CAl gym paid $2 700. ATTENTION: Dog own greal (313)881-3367 9am-3pm Baby, kids, Woods, 1007 Loch- signs tapes, CD s UTlClES miles, one owner sell for $300 Step ers Complete waste 248.435.0672 maternity sporting, moor Fnday, Satur- Cash only $1 300 (313)331 electronics and da 9 4 H BASKETBALL stand machine, DP exerCise removal Satisfaction 3829 household Items y am- pm uge PARK, 796 Trombly $50 Jenn- Air gnll & bike, various exercise guaranteed VISit usl 2002 BUick Rendezvous pre- moving salel Saturday, Sunday gndle IIlserts 525 equipment (313)884- PQOpScoopKlng com CX, assume 2 years 1991 'v1azda Protoge BLOCK sale Red Dressers, chairs, 9am- 3pm Vanety of each Student desk 4182 l-877-90-SCOOP 01 GMAC lease $4301 good condition 5 Maple Lane, St Clair lamps, lmens, c1olh- household Items $75 (313)822-1904 monlh $595 due at GOlF- Men s full set speed 35 mpg Shores Saturday, lng, Halloween coso Chnsl .....as decc'a PET Ca"e C)el'\"lIces dog dellverv Low 16000l With bag, $30 Junior $1,7501 best September 14th 9am- lumes, SkllS, toys & lions, much more REMBRANDT- Blind mileage, loaded Mint set ladles mountain walking pet Silting (810)984-1750 430pm Between 6 games galore, Stair- Fiddler BeautifUlly Grosse POinte Farms condllion Call Chuck bike (3' 3)882-5558 and 9 Mile, east of master 4000 PT, 14' RUMMAGE SALE framed etching on laid reSident Insured rell at (313)886 3980 1999 Saab 9 3 Auto Mack trampoline, custom & Boutique paper 1631 1rd -~-~------able expenenced maliC leather sun executive desk wllh SI. Paul Lutheran 2000 BUick LeSabre LId state, Bl38 17th cen. ~ (313)882 0485 roo I midnight blue, CITY, 912 Lincoln Fn. credenza, Callforma (Chalfonte & lothrop) Loaded leather, turbo 76,000 miles day, 9/13 9am- 1pm King oak waterbed, Fn Sept 13 94 :~,~at:pressl~~2 ~~- ~ 28,000 miles excel $9,900 (313)520 Miscellaneous Itemsl much more No pre- Sal 9-2 (112pnce) (313}881-0004 \hJ"iJl.h] ~ lent condition 3068 l $14900 (586)763- DETROIT, 5101 Ken. sales & clothing $5Ibag a 1999 Toyota Camry LE Furniture household TOSHIBA 64' ccreer ~ ibmlc News 9411 sington Saturday 10- GROSSE POinte AUTOMOTIVE Warranty new 5 Sunday 40- 3 81g 3 Woods 1582 Bourne- Items, tools, antiques T v 2 years old $1000- (313)220 <;0p>+CIJoN 1997 8ulck Skylark red, brakes, tires, loaded family garage sale mouth Fnday and clothing jewelry, 4 door automatic 43K Must sell Saturday 9am- 2pm books &. milch more' 4905 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 600 AUTOMOTIVE CAllS power wmdows! locks, $13750 (313)642 DETROIT, 6208 Rad- 2 family, k'ds' stuff 71 000 miles $3,800 0725 nor between Cnesterl household, assorted DONATE your boaV (586)344 8896 Chandler Park Fn- 1994 Toyota Tercel clean Lake St Clalr day Saluraay Sun- GROSSE POinte ' 88000 Miles manual We are here founda 1995 BUick Regal- day 9am 5pm Furnl- Woods 1751 Haw. 2 door extremely rell RESAlE Be tlon (586)778-2143 Grand Sport 4 door ture kitchen dishes thorne Fnday Salur. 81 K loaded excellent able $2300 100% tax deductlblel patio set clothing day 9 12 Kids stuff, (313)881-8721 non profit condition $5 7001 furniture, books ~ best (313)377 0172 EASTPOINTE, 22281 ST MICHAEL'S 1990 Toyota Cellca Ex YE OlOE TOY DONATATE your cdrl Raven (south of 9 GROSSE Pomte liTTLE THRIFT SHOP 1994 BUick Regal 2 Ira clean Fully load SHOPPE Total tax write off Any east of Kelly) Thv::; Woods 1845 Brys 20475 Sunnlngdale Park door V6 ABS brakes ed $3500 (313)882 27510 Harper 2 blocks condition Call day Fnday Saturday Fnday Saturday Near Mack! Vernier air bag many opltons 8026 9am 4pm Lots & lots 9am. 3pm glassware, Soulh of t1 Mile l586)7927094 Wed & Fn 10am-3pm light gold With cloth In 2001 Volvo S40 1 9T of ml5C household Items N,n New used a"d Sat 10am-1pm lenor 72 000 'i1 les tendo 64 system With White leather heated (313)884-7840 collectible toys -~~DE~~ Excellent condltlonl ESTATE sale With games Adjustable seats loaded 25000 (586)775-7927 $5200313417.2558 un,que selection 01 dress form, food mlle<; SIIII under war OONWHEELSO ranty $21 900! besl antiques collectibles smoker golf clubs 1992 BUick Road Master <;Ivpr and lewelrv tOYS oames collectl' To Adverti.e in thl. here (3t3)8818714 call Roslyn Baltazar at In The Classifieds sedan 5 7L V8 load- Saturday lOam 3pm bles a~ lols of great xCp;wCQs>N ed burgundyl burgun- 1987 Volvo station wag. 313.882.6900 ext. 583 , Grosse 'lbmtc N~ws 1163 A ....to. Grosse Items at an €'''en bet. . - dy 144K runs & on stick sh tI runs ())Ni']SJ]s>N Pomte Woods to- pncel Every1hmg looks great $5 400 good $1 0001 best of early sales mu<;t gal (313)882-6900 ext. 3 {3 t3)882 7865 fer (313)884 5560 Ttlursday, September 12, 2002 Classlfleds Grosse Pointe News I The Connection (313)882-t900 ext. 3 1>0S AUTOMOTIYE 60S AUTOMOTIVE 1>0b AUTOMOTIVE - 611 AUTOMOTIVE . "2AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE r 1>53 10ATS PARTS AN~ fOREIGN FOREIGN - S'OIH UTILITY nUCKS VANS . VANS MAINTENANCE 1988 BMW M3 white, 1994 Explorer Eddie Ba- 1994 Dodge Ram 1500, 1989 Dodge Grand Car- 1993 Town & Country MARINE WOODWORK e Custom deSigned & bUilt 128,000 miles uer 4 door, led, tan V8 air power long avan, transportation mini van, 33 "te' v (313)3506611 leather Intenor de. bed many new parts special Runs some 6 New trans loaded JECREATIONAL.J C'lblnetry Repairs, dry-rot 23 vears pendable transportal $5500 (313)595 rust Needs TLC Cold air conditioning 606 AUTOMOTIVE experience Have tlon $4 200 (313)885- 7092 $12001 best 31J-885. fronl & rear $3,100 'S I IOATS AND MOTORS SPORT UTIliTY Portfolio & References 5751 5851 {'iAf>I774.0Q82 ------~ l't AO\A",U;J:nlt A 1992 Ford 150 PICIc.up 2000 Cherokee Sport 1999 Jeep Wrangler 4 (586)899-9144 12' Snark sailboat, good With cap, 4x4 double 1982 Dodge Explorer 6S410AT 4,,4 automatic, Silver, wheel drive soft & condition $350 cab Very good Extended van! Motor ------34 500 miles great hard top air, $15900 home 71 000 miles 1996 Transport SE (313)821-8801 shape nonsmoker shape $5,800 Bob (313}53Q-3690 Eve Stored Winters 81 000 miles, loaded WINTER STORAGE $128001 best 586 (313)824-4624 nlngs (313)824.5370 $3000 (313)885- well maintained, ex- 1998 SeaRay 370 Sun- Up to 26' hdUlouts. 242-7013 8454 cellent condition dancer Fully loaded. 2001 Landrover DISCOV-1987 Ford Ranger XLT bol1om washing & $4,400 (313)885 low hours mint condi- ery II black loaded extended cab extra shOring available or on 1998 Ford Wlndstar GL- 3470 tion, $190k Includes talc.eover lease $4301 clean runs great cold your trailer 6.OS AUTOMOTIVE Very clean 53K miles winter storage and 'OS AUTOMOTIVE month (313)8238466 one' Onl), $29,900 I ...,."n,.. f""'"-_.. C''''' "e der warrantv ~4 ROOI \lnv:::anor In~rl~n hill' WfV'\.rlc:: <::;t ("l:::ll'" ------and manv other cus- ~'J - ~ .~, ;;O .. , .... I '~~v - b t (313)8859 ' ~ VI\ 1- "'UO 1"" tom parts Excellent II Z()()() 93 convertible Black loaded, lealher, only extended caL, LS, au- es, 667 gundyl gray cloth Shores & DetrOIt's Three sets of sails ~ $26,900. Lea.. for $375/ month condition $6,000 Call tomatlc. power Wln------76K great condition eastSide 586-779- Great condition Call Jason (313)884-8850 dowS! locks no a,r, 1996 DOdge custom $7995 113-882-7865 1552 lor Infor.,.,"'t "f" 199995 SE Auto, ledlher, full po"er, only clean, 87000 m'les van TV VCR 61K 1997 Pontiac- loaded, ~- $2,000/ -b;st 1999 Yamaha Zuma $19,900 Lea>e for $3651 monlh. $3800 /586\344- clean $10,500 '''''l_ I,pp "m"ke- ~ /313'

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- 904 ASPI4ALT PAVING 907 IASEM£NT 931> flOOR SANDING/ 91 I IRICK/ILOCK WORK 911 I~IC~/ILOCK WORK 914 CARPENTRY . 920 CHIMNEY REPAIR 930 ElECTRI SpIleuUuU" FINISHED carpentry Floors of distinctIOn 040 Yrs Expenence "20 Years Expenence tenance Bnck re- The Art of MakltI9 work & repairs, mold- ANDY Squires Praster. TOMA since 1964 ~ -OutSide .Inslde Method pall'S- porches, chim- Ing work, door Instal- Ing & Drywall Stucco Bob Grabowski '< -10 Year Transferable .... Ir Work Disappear .Walls Straightened neys, steps Mortar lat,on Reasonable repair Spray textured ELECTRIC Founder / President Guarantee _ SpeclalRlngln: & Braced color malched Insur- • JolN Restorilion rates Licensed & In- ceilings (586)755- BOB TOMA Licensed, Insured .Foundatlons -Drainage Systems ed (313)882-0000 o. ChImneys. Porch .. sured (586)776-9398 2054 Ucensed Master F,,¥ estimates 1 Inslalled , LIme 4Jtone We supply, Install. sand, Underpinned SEMI retired bnck layer LOU Blackwell Plaster- Electrical Contractor. Licensed &. Insured (,..toratlon '" repairs) "6 CARI'ET INSTAllATION stain and flmsh wood ~ .lIcensed & Insured 50 years In masonry mg All types wet 313-885-9595 A-1 Quality • Wlter Sand Blasting floors, new & old 313-882-1800 lrade Referrals Rea- plaster, cornice, cove, GARY'S Carpet Serv- Reasonable Rates SpeCialiZing In Workmanship sonable licensed, In- Ucense4 ornamental 25 years EVERYDAY Work GUlranteed Ice Installatlof' re- Free Estlmllhtl; Glltsa finish t surae Call fOr Free (313)658-868; BASEMENT (586;296-3882 \~b)'7~-J~~J stretching Repairs CommerCial (586)778-2050 '- Detallecf Written (586)776-8687 WATERPROOFING St. Clair Shores, MI SrlALL repairs Tuck- ... Estimate Carpet & pad availa- Residential .Free Inspections pOinting, porches, JI Jo88Z-.J804 ble 586-228 8934 PLASTER & drywall re- New, Repairs, Visa, Discover & Rldlard L Price D.O • •Free estimates chimney repairs J W ~ pair and painting Renovations, Mastercard accepted .1 1(''' n<:Arlo Rn nriAd R.R. CODDEN~ -- 'I' CEMENTWORK r .,k'1~...... ,nor ""'"C:r (":11...... ":I\A.R?,... Grosse POinte refer- Code Violations WOOD floor sanding- _~YIlD",19H , _- .Insured-Flnanclng 0717 586.778-1372 ences Call Cha~es Service Upgrade reflmshlng Michigan '12IUllDLNG/REMODEUNG CUSTOM Concrete 19 .70,000 satisfied "Excellence in "Chip' Gibson Floor Services, 25214 years expenence customers Waterproofing" A Aflordable Kitchen 313-884.5764 934 fENCES GraliOl Call 1.800- .Llfetlme transferable Worlc.manshlp guaran- 20 year Guaran tee Bath Basement Within 606-1515 warranty teed Licensed & in- PLASTER repairs, FENCE bUilding and re- your budgetl Small or 943 LANDSCAPERS/ 313-527.9090 r? sured Free estimates painting Cheap I No pair Most types Over TUCK pOinting and brlclc. Big Jobs Repairs or .p"" Slone Backfill (586)307 8872 Job too smalll Call GARDENaS repair by O'Bnen Anythlng Licensed 40 years expenence .Spotless Clean-Up an,'1lme Insured George, 313-886-5899 R.L. • BUilding Co Mike, (313)438.6132' 'I' CHIMNEYCLEANING AA-1 Ron's Tree Serv- 313-886-5565 (586)774-2827 Ice, Grosse POinte (810)219-9773 Griffm Fence Company STREMERSCH ADDITIONS, kitchens SEAVER'S Home Main- Shrub trimming ....censed Insured .AII Types Of FenCing BASEMENT VITO Cement Dnve. all remodeling needs tenance Plaster, dry- Immediate service ways garage floors, SAFE FLUE .Sales WATERPROOFING Licensed, Insured wall, textures pamt. (313)821-1552 brick! block 'Nork 20 CHIMNEY SERVICE Ing 24 years- Grosse "Installation Repairs WALLS RCPAIRED (586)776-9398 ACE TrAP FlC['lf'rt Rp- CAPIZZO CONST. years experience In- o Cr,mney POinte 313-882-0000 "S,=,lllur DI:x..uun1 crednxng moval, trim, stump STRAIGHTENED • BASEMENT sured! bonded o Cao, dnd 313-822.3000 AVAILABLE Immediate- SMOOTH plaster and gnndlng hedgmg Will REPLACED WATERPROOANG (313)527-6935 '\rreens. 800.305-9859 ly Licensed and In- lostalled drywall repairs Without beat all estimates by ALLWORK • WAllS STRAJGHTENI:D sured bUilder Grosse o Monar and sanding 01her main- REPAIRS onlyl Crooked 10% (800)838.8387 GUARANTEED AND REPLACED .. Pomte reSident Ex- Damper tenance services fence that don't look Cd ... Repa r ARi30RIST tnmmers • 10 YEAR _n.7. IlIIr cellent references nght? Useless gate LICENSED o A~rmal Removal available Licensed ru:I Free estimates Cus- Five Seasons Tree GUARANTEE ~.o: ~ r bUilder (313)824- that don't hook tight? 313-884-7139 UTDUTI Cerl,l,ed \-!aSle "",ep ServIce & Landscape tom, reSidential and 0869 Big guys Jusl won't SERVING COMMU'IITY 32 YEARS Family Tree trimming remov- commercial 313-824- TO~ TREFIER ----- talk to you? Repairs BuslI1ess SUPERIOR. drywalll al, stumping Arborvi- 4663 (313)882-5169 I ke yours IS all I'll do UCENSED • plaster, stucco repair tae & shrub SCUlpting Call Dr Fence P H D INSURED Custom painting pop- Frell estimates LIFE Improvements (313)882-4406 Your TONY corn spray Insurea George Sperry, 22nd [email protected] Pella & Vinyl Windows COACH LIGHT preSCription for good Tom (313)88')-6991 year (586)778-4331 sldrng, trim, base- CHIMNEY SWEEP CO neighbors Gr~ f\:,int~ N~ws ments kitchens bath- Visa & Mastercard State Licensed THE Wall Doctor since rooms & more ~\ood Dr/Of! hslI8d 9255 '36 HOOR SANDING/ or (586)291.0493 Harp". Wood. REflN ISHING (3I:l)884-9J32 '30 ElECTRICALSERVICIS lor a free estimate ~~SE~'- "Innovative Hardwood" COMpetitive pncesl WATERPROOFING A Busmess BUllll)n Honesry LOOK A Affordable (Licensed) Hardwood Floors-19851 Asic.for other services Im~j(rh} & DCJ~endabillry 9121U1lDING/ItEMODElING 912IUILDI",/REMODEllNG E'ectncal Small or Big Sanding. Reflnlshlng- ClaSSified AdvertiSing :'-c"mgThc Poml~s jobs Code ViolatIOns, Repairs-New mstallatlon For 25 Year' 313-882-6900 ext 3 Classifieds service changes or Licensed & Insured Fax 313.343-5569 Work For You ~peclficauons l Anylhlng Mike, Tim Tarpey To place an ad call' 4'1ywood .round entl r•• ,... to prOtee1l&ndlctlpe ~ Ibml, N.zWll (313)438-6132 (586)n2-6489 (313)882-6900 X 3 .AII t,.... eni u be buahn Ittc wUI bft protected ryor~liire Q'iiSjj"jjijN oExeavote (handdig)..... 01_ ....I to be wWIrproolod O'Cd AI!lV~"ll"le • Ilrlck Paven \ .10 r'l { -:k ~ k IO.lf.,"t"\'\((1l1 "Licensed/Insured" 313/885-2087 ,rAH II( !-"J\Hl I lccn..:d (,lA~~ IlUJ<.,K.S J nsurro J 0 'rC If lr.l.m1rnhlr ( U,H.1nrC'C" 586-790-1923 586-774-3020 A, ~)H, I I I [\ 0', \ ~, ( ,)( l ~,I Iif , I ~R~.,1,)R Classlfleds Thur~day, September 12, 2002 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Grosse Pointe News 1The Connection

943 LANDSCAPIRS/ 943 LANDSCAPERS/ GARD£N£llS GAllDENEllS 94S HANDYMAN ... HAULING & MOVING 9S4 PAINTING/DECOU T1NG 9S4 PAINTING/DECORATING 9S9 POWER WASHING 960 llOOflNG SERVI<£ . - Bark & Quarry STUMP Raze Stump CODE Violations- Elec- DEBRIS and lubblSh re- BOWMAN Painting In- PAINTER- Intenorl exte- FAMOUS Malntenclnce ADVANCED Malnte- Landscape and grlndlngl shrub re- tr,cal drywall, plumb. moval Reasonclble tenorl exterior ReSI- rior Great rates Houses decks pa. nal1CB Inc Roof leak Tree service. moval Free estl Ing Licensed Small (313)320-4336 dential 26 years ex- Grosse POinte resl tlOS fences drive specialists Tear oils Tree Removal mates Reasonable Jobsl Free eslimates perlencp Call Gary dent (313)882-3286 ways Insured since re.rools Shingles Stump Grlndlrlg Senior diScount Cliff (313)570-4092 810-326-1598 1943 (3t3)884.4300 wood shakes flat TrA~ Trimming A-l MOVING '586)778 04 -4 S QUAL!TY Da nllng roofs copper oays Emergency Storm FAMOUS Maintenance R,,,Jf.,,.lJc:o..M'"' IAI EPOXY garage and plaster repairs 24 9'0 ROOFING SUVIC( decks slate and tile Home repairs Im- basement Iloors Service Insured EMERALDVAUEY Lo<.16 SlAfflllldf SfI"Kf years Insured Neat repair Fully license, provements palnllng, (313)5501115 AA Rooting Best work (586)336-9885 IUR ALL Y()lJR' fRH l\lIf111Mf\ Seaver s Home Main. and Insured carpentry gutter re r AMd'l O\~Ir'\,ld I\i"fd te'lance (313)882- best prices Licensed Call Stump Busters for rLOWER ERIC'S PAINTING (313)8849512 pair, cleaning light op,,,,,,,,1 o.fK 20 If'''' Interlorl Exterior 0000 bonded Insured all lour stump remov- &: GAKDENING plumbing Insured (248)710.6101 Specl"'lzlng In repairing Member SBB al needs John at Nt:EDS R & T l'llenor Palnllng & 973 TILE WORK since 1943 (313)884- damaged plaster & (248)249 6592 (313)402-5524 (}1 })}19.4TJ2 Repairs Quality work GRADUAIT 1300 drywall, cracks peeling for quality people ALL PRO ROOFING A Affordable Old World DAVE'S Tree & Shrub nOIOlCULUJKlST paint caulking w,ndow Tile New ceramiC HANDYMAN. small re Tom (586)2680419 -ProfeSSional roofs Trimming, pruning ANDMA5ITR pairs. deorl; removal glaZing power wash -Gutters -Siding marble Small or Big topping removals (WIDENERS: palntln decks Call RI repaint aluminum Sid ng REYAlS Palrltlng Inte -New -Repaired Repairs or Anythlng' Free estimate Experi- f.XU:IlLNCE IN chard, (810)329 3022 Insured Guaranteed nor minor plClster re- Reasonablel Rellaole Licensed (313)438 enced (248)547-4329 C~ References pair Ray 13t3)882 27 years In bustness 6132 "I do honest work for (313)884-9443 0358 L1CENSEDI INSURED DERK Bro ....n Lawn 888-525-27QO A+ TILE BY SHERI honest pay" Painting Free Estimates John Williams Sprinklers Service porches, odd Jobs, STEVE'S Patnling Interl 20 years experience FIREFIGHTER! Paint. 586.776-5167 and Install"tlons Win de Cali Bnan Local & or/ extenor Speclal,z Small/obs welcome UMNCtf TREE ers Interlorl extenor terlza'ion $39, most (313)5260363 long Distance lng In piaste'lng and FLAT roof speclGull'" Cleat1mg & f!epaus 313-885-0146 ..S-.= n;:;d r:oc>~ '3 num c;.ldm~ Frp-p, eslt~ L,censed MLlster 35 years experience I:leOs created $500- years Insured (586)725-4094 mates Insured Call JOHN'S PAINTING Plumber DA VIDEDWARD $1,500 most sites (313)882-0000 :W~~n~~~val • 5.doog & Oed< InSla1lal"'" Ryan Palnt'ng Inlerlor- Exterior Spe. Grosse POinte Woods Free estimates ROOFlNG TILE and marble Instal- UNIVERSAL Mainte- /"$ureil (586)775-3068 clallzlng In repairing (313)832-6294 formors 313-886-2521 lation State Itcensed nance- gutter and mformatiOn AAA Painting. Intenor, damaged plaster dry- New work repairs, Residential Specialist no depOSits requtred wall & cracks, peeling RBROOl'S - ~ 0fFS HEDGE, shrub tnmmlng downspout cleaning 586-774-0781 exterior Work guaran- renovations, water Backsplashes $400 Clean- ups Lawn Wl paint, Window puttying Llcef'lsed. Insured teed Great pncesl heaters, sewer cleaning, (586)498-9868 maintenance GUlter New customer diS- References Free esti- and caulking wallpaper- code Violations cleaning Lowest pn- counts (313)839- ~IOf.tL.:zDJra:l.~CE mates (586)779-2796 Ing Also, paint old alu- All work guaranteed 977 WAll WAS1UNG ces In town Don 3500 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR minum Siding All work ' BRENTWOOD Palnllng. HAND wall washing (586)350-3675 -CODE VIOLJ,1' ON RE?A RS and material guaran- DAN ROEMER 945 HANDYMAN -PAINtiNG -PLUMBING .TllE Intenor, extenor wall. teed Reasonable Interior painting .CAflP~NT~" -llG",T ELECTRICAL papenng 35 years -F.l.lL CLEAN UP Grosse POinte referen- PLUMBING Some major clean- JUNGLE JEFF A Affordable Electrical, .Gl1J'l'[R ~ING "REPofJ!K qualtty service Free ces Fully Insured Repairs, remodeling. ups Relerences Carpentry, Plumbing, -PLASTER" ORVWAlL REPAIRS estimates' Bill. 586- 25YcanExp. CLEAN UP - RAKE Free estimates fixtures Installed Myrna, (586)291-7317 Parntulg, Remodeling, fREf ~nMATES 776.6321, 586-771- ~&lmun:d INSURED 313-882-5038 Copper replpes MADAR Maintenance WEED-TRIM Baths, Kitchens, 8014 10% off \'11thadl Pou:lottr Owned &. 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In 10 North play;, at Warren plays dnve," Sumbera bald "1 tackle ..., two .,atkh and he over Port Huron Northern III Shane Davlb"on thought our pOise was very knocked down a pa,,~ Dan a Mawmb Area Conferpnce Anthon) Diloreto recorded Wood" Tower on Fnday at Among the key pia)" were Mmturn made J 0 tdckles hiS "ccond shutout of thl' I) 30 P m a 22-yard pa% from Dan good" uo"sover game Ford had anothel pObses and Clll'ol~", who moved KIngsley to tight end Steve from halfback to cornerback, Szabo on a thIrd ~1Jd fivl' Slt- "IOn aftel North" fourth- quarter touchdown but the had one solo among hi" eIght uatlOn On the next play, tickles KIngsley plchd up eight F~kon ... flIled to get a fir"t Hoops down Kevm Coleman'" ...ack Thu'>l' WI re "ome of the yards un all optIOn, fullLilck thl wntl ~t \, Itbuut LlI1d~ey We don't h,n I' one ~o to uf quartuback Dave nlce.,t II1tertl'ptlOn" you'd From page 1C Andrew Shanley had a 10- h.ol'rbcl, \, ho '>utlen'd d lUt pI r~on but we ha\ I' ,,0 many Brantley was a key play for e\er ...ant to "ee," Sumbcra yard run to the Falcon,,' 2:3 saId 'Defen.,lve c(,ordmator game" " .,I)e bald hp that rLqulI I'd btltlhe;, pO""lblhtle" of people that the N or"emen rhe emotIOn of a North can do the Job uffen"lvely," and Foutnpr took the ball to Tm1 Br,mdon and B,ll 'LIt will probublj be out r~urLh upelH,d the "wring bouth game alung With It "he bald I know we can find the "even on a 16-yard run FlellllOg have done a nlald She had real- ,...... "llClrfpr on .R onp-\ ..lrd ouar- (' ...."''''.-.1 ;' ....""'h"hl~ ntrlh,d"orl . . , ~,.~ ~.... th,'-. g<"":l~O ~I ..... 61...... ut,.. \"'.1U\.o",.lL J ...... \.L.p ...IVU, IV 1II1jJIU\lLU V,,~J, 1,.11.... ;.U-0:It" terback snedk by K1I1g"ley It won t get dny ea"ler lor Sumbera "aid 'He had a to the lack of offense couple of weeks and we were North" next actlOn I" 111 The Norsemen got the ball the Nor"emen thl" week a" great game I\e been happy "There'" "0 much emohon wuntmg on her to give u" the Detroit Roundball on the Ford 33 after an they travel to Port Huron with hu, play He':; puntll1g m thIS game that Ifb hard to some IffiplJrtant ffilllutes at Classlt at DetrOIt Country lI1terceptlOn and 31-yard Northern for a game agamst well, hiS kickoffs have been relax on offense," Bennett the post pOSitIOn Lmdsey Day The Norsemen will return by Nlcl{ Cheolas the Hu"klCs on Fnday decent and he's blocked said "It's ea"ler to play "hould be back for our play Llvol1la Ladywood at 5 Ford came nght back and Northern IS wlOless but well " defense when the emotlOIIs games thiS week" p ill on Saturday bcored on an 89-yard kIckoff one of the defeats came at Szabo kIcked the extra are high" Simmon and BIgham also 'It'b an hOllor to be inVIted return by Sam Skeltlb, but the hands of perenlllal state Bennett "aid that thl;, POints after each North had "even pomts apiece to becduse the top team,> from the Falcons mIssed the e},.tra power UtIca EI"enhower year's North squad has more touchdown and he al"o boot- share scoring honors for around the state are gOlllg to pomt attempt "They have a good group," depth than last year's team ed a 39-yard field goal with North RObe puiled dow" be there - St Ignace, Flmt Sumbera saId of the "We're defil1ltely deepe~ 13 6 second" rem81lllng m Foutner fimshed With 84 five rebound ... and Jenl1lfer Po""ers, Country Day," Huskies "r hke their quar- than we were a year ago," he the first half to gJve ~he yards 111 14 cames and 24 of DeFauw had four Bennett SaId "It's a great terback (Andy Grant) saId UI thought some of our Norsemen a 10-6 advantage the yards came m the final opportUl1lt) for us to get They're lIke Ford 111 that younger player" showed a Pepp:er led South wlth SIX at the break sconng dn've some tournament expen they run a lot of spread for- lot of OOlse We had contn- pomts and LIZ Halpm had Shanlejo also had a fine "He ""anted the hHll on ence It mIght not Improve matIOns " butIOns from a lot of people" five Hal] III also had seven game He had a 20-yard run every play 111 the fourth steals Kate See led the Blue our record but It'S gOIng to quarter," Sumbera saId uHe Dave Thomas IS a versa- Some of that depth was to set up North's first touch- DeVIls With five rebounds make us better as a team" was ready to go because he hie WIde receiver and TIm lost when sophomore LIZ down In the dnve that and LIZ RIdgway and Alhson South was Idle thiS week was standmg next to me on Sergent IS sohd at fullback Andary, who had seven ended wIth the field goal, he Ambrozy added four aplCce after plaYll1g Farmll1gion the sIdehne while Ford had "Northern's defense IS real pOInts and four rebounds 111 caught a 12-yard pass from Van Eckoute IS confident Hills Mercy on TUesday The Its long dnve " qUIck," Sumbera saId ''They less than a half, left the Kmgsley and on the next that South can mOunt more Blue Dpvlls' next game IS at CharlIe Kaiser had an bbtz a lot so we have to pro- game WIth a broken toe play, he made the block that of an offense attack as the Llvoma Stevenson on Sept outstand1l1g game He had tect all of the gaps " North also played most of sprang Kmgsley free for an season goes on 17

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