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INSIDE 'Enterprise' earns reporters 1st-place awards News The Grosse Pomte News entnes He also earned a thIrd "We are obvlOusly very proud reportmg That's Impre~Slve and earned four awards, mcludmg place in photography of Brad and Bonme's work and what makes a good paper great" 2000 three firsts, In the Edltorlal Education Wrlter BonnIe recognItion," SaId John MinniS, ShOWing great fleXibility In • For elected offiCIalsIn Mlctugan, Contest sponsored by Suburban Caprara took another precedent- edItor and general manager of reporting and wntmg, Lmdberg, altered states of legislative lunbo Newspapers of Amerlca setting award WIth her entry for the Grosse POinte News "But prlmanly a news wnter, earned aren't as clear as they were before Staff wnter Brad Lindberg youth coverage, where she even more Important ISthat each first place In the Best Sports term hmlts entered the pIcture Page reaped an unheard-of three earned first place among three of these awards Involved mItla- 3A awards, mcludlng two first-place circulatIOn categones tlve, gOing beyond everyday See AWARDS, page 2A • The CIty of Grosse POinte counCIl recently approved a May 1 ballot that would, If approved by City voters, G.P. City hires raise $2 6 mllhon for Improvements to Neff Park Page 3A • The Grosse POinte Farms City CounCIl granted approval for a chan- new manager ty run to be put on by the Grosse Pointe Sunnse Rotary on Saturday, Sept. 22 Page 3A Schools after 35 years By Jim Stlckford previously worked for In • Although a magnet middle school Staff Wnter selecting Overton, the CIty is not In the works, the Grosse Pomte The shoes bemg filled are WIllnow have two of the four Public School System's mIddle school not only bIg, they're well- final candIdates working for study provIdes several accommoda- worn. the admlwstratlon tions to bnng gifted offenngs up to After 35 years under the Councllman Stephen par in the mIddle schools Page 13A tutelage of 'Ibm Kressbach, Sholty made the motIon to who IS retmng, the CIty of make Overton the new Clty Features Grosse Pointe councIl hued manager and clerk He was a new cIty manager at a spe- seconded by Joseph • A fleet of histonc tall ships will clal evemng sessIon last Jennings Overton's nomma- visit Detroit during the city's 300th week MIchael Overton, one tlOn -WJU Ubp.mmously bIrthday celebration in July Page of four final candIdates, was approve'd Councilman Dale 1B unanImously selected by the Scrace was out of town and Photo by Bonnie C opr ora counCIl to be the new cIty unable to be at the specIal manager, beatmg out Shane counCIlmeeting Sports Hawaiian bunch Reeslde of Grosse POinte Mayor Susan Wheeler Farms and Chnstlne said that she IS looking for- • Grosse Pomte South's boys hock- Pareells Middle Sehoola1zth-graden Rebecea H!rsehorn, Jessi- ea Anderson. Jaclyn Zark and Rachel Schrlda are four of several Bremer, the CIty's assIstant ward to workmg With ey team IS only one point away from students who assisted in the paper and papier mache volcano on city manager Overton and that current chnchmg a share of the MIchIgan display at the Parcells Ubrary. The volcano, whieh is programmed Overton, 37, has been city manager Tom Kressbach Metro Hockey League East DlV1sion to erupt twice a day. is one of many art. science and language pro- manager of Roosevelt Park, WIllbe missed champIOnshIp after Its 3-1 VIctOry jeets going on at Parcells involving the study of Hawaii. See story a communIty near "I look forward to workmg over Wyandotte Roosevelt last week on page 13A. Muskegon WIth a population With the counctl and to Page lC. of 4,100, for the past 3 112 meetmg the high standards years Before that he was set by Mr Kressbach," saId cIty manager of Hudson for Overton "I am also lookmg WEEK AHEAD Showdown over gun, law 2 1/2 years forward to mOVIng to the Overton receIved hIS B A community One of the con- ~ Critics of state's new concealed weapons measure from the UnIversIty of dltlons of the Job IS to m~ j Monday, Feb. 5 MIcmgan and his ma8ter's to the Pointes R1ght ~ The board of trustees of the Grosse say lame-duck Legislature laid a rotten egg degree 1n adn\ln1strat10n my Wife Lynn and I are 10 POinte Public LIbrary meets at 7 p.m from Wayne State mg for a home for us and ou , By Brad Lindberg mid-Michigan county !lold concealed UniversIty. three daughters m the CIty In the NeIghborhood Club, 17150 Staff Wnter weapon permIts All four candIdates were Itself I have no sweeping Waterloo in the CIty of Grosse Pomte Opponents are domg more than "For a $300 campaIgn contnbu- The meetmg 18 open to the pubhc mtervlewed by the CIty's plans for the City. I think It taking potshots at a new MIchigan tlon," said Green, "you got a sheriff's councll dunng speCIal meet- would be pretty arrogant to • law expected to put more than badge and concealed weapons per- The Grosse POinte Woods city coun- !Dgs on Jan 20 and 21 The come to a community and 200,000 addItional concealed pIstols mIt" counCIl aVaIled themselves say that I have all the cil meets at 7 30 P m. In the Woods on the street The concealed weapons bIll that of the servIces of Frank answers I want to take tIme city hall, 20025 Mack Plaza The pub- MIke Duggan, Wayne County's Gov. John Engler SIgned mto last lic is mvited to attend Gerstenacker of the to learn about the communi- newly elected prosecutor, IS leading a December contamed an appropriation Mlcmgan MuniCIpal League ty" campaIgn to repeal a law that will amendment Under the Michigan to help WIth the .selectlOn Overton WIllstart work on Wednesday, Feb. 7 broaden the ablhty of MichIgan ConstitutIOn, an appropriation bIll process Monday, Feb 26 Kressbach The Lay Theological Academy pre- adults to carry a concealed weapon can't be suspended by voter referen- Gerstenacker saId that leaves on Friday, March 2, sents a program on depreSSIon - the "I haven't met anyone who feels dum after the counCIl completed giving him a week to show SIgns, symptoms and treatments of thIs state needs more handguns," said "I didn't hke that (appropriatIOn) the mdlVldual interVIews, he Overton the ropes. the disease The program titled "Cup Duggan, who as head of People Who addition to the bIll," saId Andrew spoke with each member on of Wholeness What Can be Done and Care About KIds has started a peti- Richner (R - Grosse Pomte Park), who an mdividual baSIS The con- "As has been saId before, How Can We Help. goes from 7 - 9 tion dnve to have the controversIal voted agaInst the measure sensus was that all four can- thIS was a tough chOice," p.m. at St Clare of Montefalco pIece of legislatIOn put on the ballot Richner based his stance, 10 part, dIdates were more than said Wheeler "All the candI- Catholic Church, 1401 Whittier in for defeat. "Ttus legIslation needs to on what he called "strong opposition" quahfied, but the councll dates brought somethmg to Grosse POinte Park be voted down overwhelmIngly" to the bIll from top law enforcement was leanIng toward the table. I am truly pleased Another presentatIon takes place When the law takes effect on July officers 10 hIs dlstnct Overton that people of thiS calIber on Wednesday, Feb 14 The fee IS $5 I, he said, "you wIll not be able to "It's not the best pIece of legIslation In hIS report to the coun- want to work for the City" and the presenter is Dr Thomas keep guns out of the parks In Grosse for the commurutles I represent," saId cil, Gerstenacker Cited Jenmngs echoed Hulbert For more mformatlon, call POinte It makes no sense at all " RIchner "ThIS bill took too much dIs- Overton's experience WIth Wheeler's sentiments, say- (313) 647-5000. Susan Brown of Grosse Pomte Park cretion away from local gun boards upgrading parks and mfra- mg that It was a truly closed supports Duggan's effort and may take away the nght to refer- structure at the cIties he deCIsion. Thursday, Feb. 8 "We are outtaged the law was actu- endum" A blood dnve hosted by the Grosse ally passed: said Brown, who last "MIchigan reSidents have the nght POinte Community Blood CouncIi year rallied support for the Milhon to petition," said i3rown, an attorney, Mom March gun safety movement "It "but If (legIslators) attach an alloca- POINTER OF INTEREST runs from 9 a m - 8 30 P m In the Grosse Pointe War Memonal, 32 was rushed through In a lame duck tIOn (to a bJlI) It makes It much more sessIOn" difficult We have to go to court and Lakeshore In Grosse Pomte Farms fight the attached appropnatlOn." AppOintments are encouraged, but Shall issue Dick Strowger walk-inS are accepted To make an She saId a SUit could be filed thiS appointment or for more mformatlOn, The measure was mtroduced m the week In Ingham County CIrCUIt Home: Grosse POinte call (313) 884-5542 House by the now-former Rep Court Park MIChael Green

Are you missing out on life because of a non-healing wound? Now there's hope. call the new 51.John Wound Treatment Center in St Clair Shores today. 81().447-551l • It's time to tJeaL srWil.==- IDIII))\I\1 ,,"'II.''1I-lll',I'l \'\ \ll\IHII~I'\,I. SS.) ,,00-( I \~~IIIII) SS.:'-h'lflll-( !I{( II \Jlll'\, ',1\ ,;S' l'l\(llll (1IIl'\, "".'hll'/{I r February 1, 2001 2A News Grosse Pointe News yesterday's headlines 5 years ago this week 50 years ago this week by the commencement IOcreabed • Stanley Weavers has speakers • AuthorttIes are search. Speakers 10cluded Fred receIved a boldler's least 109 for an arsonist who set Tower, who discussed wanted bIrthday present, a fire to a boat locker contain. "PhYSical Courage: Fred Purple Heart 109 firearms ammumtlOn at Pessl and hiS tOPlt "Courage A presentatIon ceremony PIer Park m Grosse Pomte of ConVIctIOn," and MarCia took place In a Japanese Farms Olen, who discussed The scene resembled a i ~~ hospital while Weavers "Courage to Plan for the recovers from leg wounds war zone as fire cooked off Future" suffered In a December 6 approximately 200 rounds of ~ ~/.;': 5S ~ battle WIth Chinese Reds In shotgun shells and 38 25 years ago this week ammUnition No one was r'~ Korea ~~~ * ~~ ~ mJured ~~ ~1' Weavers. a corpsman, • John Bruce has received served two years With the the Grosse Po1Ote Jaycees (~. ~)-~ Navy 10 World War II He DistInguished Service 10 years ago this week was a member of the Award • The barncade on "~~')~~~LJ reserves when called to duty Bruce. head of the McK10ley Road and Mack is With the Mannes 17th Neighborhood Club and res- scheduled to come down tlus J! It~rJ DIVISion 10 Korea Ident of Grosse POinte Park. week as part of the Grosse • All Grosse POinte rebl- was pIcked from a hst of PolOte Farms cIty councIl's dents will have their blood nomlnee,s that mcludes local deCtSIOn to fine tune and GPHA team is tops in Buffalo teachers and professors, a type recorded as soon as extend a tnal traffic plan The Grone Pointe Bulldogs Pee Wee AA hockey team took flnt place in faclhtIes and manpower can Judge and state senator inItiated last July In acceptmg the award. the recent International Winter games in Buffalo. N.Y.In the frODtrow. from be provided to handle the Many Farms reSidents left, are Juon McCrimmon and Joseph Silveri. ODthe secoDd row, from left task. accord1Og to George Bruce Cited the help of oth. want the barner to stay the ers and support of hIS WIfe are, StRttOD O'BlteD, Jonathan McPharUn. Andy Scarf ODe and David Elworthy, dnector of the way It IS McKmley reill- Neveuz. In row three, from left. are Ryan Ward. Robert Ritter, Matthew Jar- Grosse Po1Ote ClvIhan and four chtldren dents have complamed • The Grosse Po1Ote boe. Chris Muon. Adam Doughty, Jeff Barton and Don Jaeger. In back are. Defense about hIgh traffic from left, coaches Steve Doughty, Dick ScarfODe,and head coach and spon- "It.s a big Job but a lughly pollce Youth SerVIce • Grosse Pomte residents sor Don Jaeger. (From the Feb. 1, 1996 Grosse Pointe News.) Important one which WIll DIVISIon IS com1Og off ItS WIll go to the polls thIs week proVIde a ready blood bank," bUSiest year since be10g to vote on a $7 6 mIlhon said Elworthy founded SIX years ago 10 bond issue to fund a new place In the J.44 North money the race takes in and South was the IughlIght so • DIplomas have been 1970 hbrary. Amencan ChampIonships m how much goes to chanty far," said coach Ann BellOl gIven to 109 January gradu- The wVI310n's four detec- The money WIll be used to Flonda. • Grosse Po1Ote North's • Grosse Pomte South's ates of the Grosse Po1Ote tives 10vestlgated 819 cases const!Uct a 43,OOO-square- The victory IS Meade's sec- volleyball team has beaten competItIVe cheerlead10g HIgh School class of 1951 last year. an Increase of 94 foot hbrary on the grounds ond in two years He won all of ItS Macomb Area team has begun the season A sober reahzatIon of the over the year before The of Brownell MIddle School the fall claSSIC 10 Annapolis Conference WhIte DiVISIon WIth an eighth-place fimsh dIfficultIes grOWIng out of largest 10crease In cnmes Also. the Park and Woods last fall opponents thiS year, but a 10 the Oakland-Macomb the world SituatIOn charac- 1Ovolved vandalIsm, while library branches WIll be ren- non-league VIctory ranks as Open at ChIppewa Valley alcohol 1Ofractlons also tenzed the VIews presented ovated h k the Norsemen's pmnacle of "South has not been com. If the Issue passes, hbrary 5 years ago t is wee success petItlve 10 nearly five offiCials WIll ask. m two or • AI; a ronditlon of allow- years," saId coach Gloria three years, for an addition- ing the 18th annual Grosse Of course, It was a 15-10, Beverst "For them .to come al 4 or 5 mIlls to operate Pointe Fun Run to be held 10 15-13 win over hated nval 10 inexperienced and place Largest Anllque Store In Southeastern MIchIgan the new faCIlity Grosse Pointe Farms, the Grosse Pomte South. 10 the mIddle of the heap IS A New 40 Foot Container From England ReceIved EvelY 60 D.l.ysl • Ken Meade of Grosse - city counCIl IS reqwnng race "We've had a lot of good 1Ocredible" Pomte Park has taken hIs organizers to mVIte hanw- matches, but I thInk the ~I:.English PrImitive Pine Pieces • al~boat, Renegade, to first cappers and tally how much guls would say beatmg - Brad Lmdberg • Wardrobes • Harvest Tables • ~ ~ • Collectables and Smalls • ~ ~ Mond.ay-frlUy 9 to 5 WE BUY AND SELLI Awards Saturd.l.y IOto 5 (810) 111.1652 From page lA at Lake Front Park 10 He Caprara "The League of 19717 Lut NlneMlJe. 5t Oalr Shores - Betwea11-94 and Grosse Pointe Woods took on "Credit for the senes goes Women Voters and the Wnt10g category for hIS a new perspectIVe when to the many SCientists. envI- Grosse Pointe Area Youth story. "N eon Racer Takes a VIewed underwater ronmentahsts, boatmg SummIt dId a tremendous WIld RIde" While a park employee mdustry representatIves Job of listening to and get- 70th Annual Anniversary <£'ale played the role of a flounder- and government leaders t10g youth actively involved "Neon Racer Takes WIld 109 SWImmer sinking to the who are committed to 10 issues that pertained to &rah @ Ted Pongracz are reulIll8 RIde" put readers 10 the bottom of the deep end. a understandmg, preserv10g them AI; a reporter, those We are looking for a Jeweler. Relaller or COCkpIt WIth amateur race student lifeguard Jumped 10 and protectmg the largest facets made these stones so car dnver Joe RICCI as the body of fresh water in the Tenanl La lease our bUlldll18!l aL as part of a bfesav10g dnll. umque to follow and report " Grosse Pomte Farms resI- The resultmg underwater world en @ Cl"'> \\.crChe\l8\ WhIle the Grosse Pointe dent competed In the Neon photo was a little cockeyed. "The lakes are MIChIgan's News ewtorial staff r~gular- We Will conl.mue to serve you Chanty Challenge pnor to but tried to represent the greatest asset, Grosse ly Wins awards for Its work, wlLh our anniversary salC the Tenneco Automotive drama of the real.hfe res- Pomte's best natural feature M10nls saId thiS year's DetrOIt Grand Pnx on Belle cues Grosse POInte's hfe- and an endless source of sto- recogmtton IS especIally Isle guards make every summer nes" rewarding. .;'0 0f6OFr~-r\:l-,' "Ricci mashed gears. red- 7 ., hned the engine, slid And In an area that And last, but not least by "The entries thIS year through tight comers and should be of concern to all a long way, Caprara compet- were not Just your typical bumped at least one com. Grosse Pomters, Lmdberg's ed among three newspaper stones generated by cover- ALL INVENTORY petltor out of the way to a series of stones about CIrculatIon levels m the 109 pubhc meetings or the 10th place fimsh," Lindberg decbning levels of the Great Umted States and Canada police blotter. which IS recalled Lakes earned hIm and the to be recognized as the first- Important to any newspa- P009I'OC:] "WIth RIcci, there's always Grosse Pomte News a first place entrant for her senes, per," he pomted out. "They a story." place for Best "How Can the Pomtes were 'enterprise stones,' as Further, even though hIs Yewe/ers EnVIronmental Coverage Become More Youth we call them 10 the media trammg IS not 10 the graph. "The Great Lakes are a Fnendly?" They were stones that d1d 91 KERCHEVAL AVE" on-the-Hill IC arts, Lmdberg earned a never endmg story," "I think what may have not come about passively, (313) 881-6400 thud place In the Best News Lmdberg saId. "The 'lake captured the Judges' mterest but rather came about due Grosse Pointe'S Pioneer Jewelers. Established 1930 Photo category for his entry, level senes' touched only the was the fact that a youth to the ImtIatIve of the TED PONGRACZ - GRADUATE GEMOLOGIST "Lakefront Park ActIon." surface of a fresh water sys- Issue was taken so senously reporter It's a good tlung to HOURS MON.SAT 9:30-5:30 A lIfeguard traln10g class tem as valuable as It is frag- 10 a commumty," said see"

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Located In the Park Plaza~15200 East Jefferson Avenue Tues, Wed & Fri 1l:00~6:00 ~ Thurs 11:OO~7.00& Sat 12:00~5:00 (313) 822-1500 .. February 1, 2001 Grosse Pointe News News 3A City voters to decide on park repairs By JI~ Stlckford June 31 The rate could be next few months Isn't known separate plans for the park Staff nter as high as 5 5 percent nght now 5.5 percent IS One plan called for repair- On 'fuesday, May I, City Patnck McGow of the law probably 112to 3/4 percent mg the large sWImming pool of Grosse POinte reSidents firm Mlller, Canfield, 881d higher than the rates will and the other called for , \ WIll be asked to approve a the rates wouldn't necessar- be TIns ISJust m case" replacmg It The majority of bond proposal that will raise dy be that lugh That hmlt The bonds, If sold, would the pubhc, about 85 percent, ~j money for a new pool and was set because May 1 IS be 20-year bonds, said assls- VOIcedsupport for the new < \ -",» '\ other Improvements to Neff several months away and tant city manager Christine pool plan \ Park the rates have to be compel- Bremer. If the bond IS approved, At a spec13l meetmg last Itlve WIth the current rates The City's council has construction of the new pool ~ \ week, the City's council been reVIewmg plans for as well as other Improve. approved the ballot lan- "We want to make sure Neff Park for the past sever- ments to the park WillbegIn guage for the $26 mllhon that the potential mterest al months In December a nght after Labor Day 2001 bond proposal If the ballot rate ISlugher than expected speCIal pubhc meetmg was The plan calls for the work proposal IS approved, the Just to be on the safe SIde," held 10 the Neighborhood to be completed m time for bonds would be sold some- said McGow "Just what Club. ReSidents had the Memonal Day weekend time between May 1 and mterest rates wlll be in the opportumty to review two 2002 •

Farms council approves Sunrise Rotary run Photo b\ J( \1 lid IIl'\dll "Mr. O'Dell Blues Boy 'D'" filled in 8S lead singer By Jim Stlcktord Pier Those participatIng m Staff Writer • Jan. 26 at the Grosse Pointe WarMemorial after the the 10-kilometer event wlll untimely death of C.J. Morris the day before. The The Grosse POInte Farms "This is a major fundraiser and it run the route twice band. formerly known as C.J. Morris and the Back city council granted Money, said Manardo, IS Alley Blues Band. had suddenly lost its lead singer approval for a chanty run to requires a lot of planning and coor- raised from entrance fees, after a serious concU88lon. be put on by the Grosse which Will fall In a range of Pomte Sunnse Rotary on dination with Farms officials to between $12 and $20, Saturday, Sept 22 depending on what event IS Blues band doesn't Joel Manardo, president make sure that every thing goes entered In addition to of the club, said that they smoothly.~ Rotary's effort to eradicate need the lead time to pre- Joel Manardo, president poho worldwide, money miss beat at its loss pare for the race. The Grosse Pointe Sunrise Rotary rlUsed at the run will go Rotary race merged WIththe toward the Sunrise Rotary's The mtlmate rooms of the Rychwalskl Grosse Pomte Fun Run a scholarslups for students at Grosse Pomte War New lead SInger, "Mr few years ago, he s81d All North and South high Memonal were transformed O'Dell Blues Boy 'D'," told There wlll also be a five-kIlo- and coordInatIOn With Jan 26 mto a settmg Similar the money raised Will go meter wheelchair event, Farms officials to make sure schools The club also helps the crowd at the War toward charities supported fund a program operated by to somethmg the House of Memonal he was born one s81d Manardo that every thIng goes Blues would host by the Rotary, mcludmg an "RIght now we are lookmg smoothly" Peace Lutheran Church in out of 17 children on a plan- effort to wIpe out polio for marshals to help with PartiCIpants will start at DetrOit WIth the lead s10ger nght tatIOn In Monroe, La, and around the world out of LoUlslana and the rest wail not ashamed to admit the running of the event," the Farms Pier, head south Those mterested m volun- The event mcludes a one. Manardo said. "Tlus IS a on Lakeshore to the median of the group mamtammg It teenng as a marshal should over 30 years of performmg mlle fun walk as well as five major fundralser and It termInUS south of Warner call Steve Basde at (810) "I was born mto the blues, With such popular artists as and 10 kilometer races reqwres a lot of planning and then head back to the 774-7600 and I'm still bnngmg the Bob Seger and the blues to people," he said Chambers Bros , one would O'Dell offered to perform POL SCI 101: Lame ducks or term-limited never guess that these "get With the group the 'fuesday down With the blues boys" pnor to their performance By Brad Lindberg ly descnbes an elected offi- cntlClzmg legislatIOn, but July But he didn't oppose Just got the final members of GUitarist LOUIe Klpreos StaffWnter CIal who IS serYlng out a term hmits have changed the bill because It was mtro- their band together that day from Lmcoln Park offered to Lame duck or term hmlt- term after being defeated It that dynamiC Most mem- duced under so-called "lame after the untimely death of back up the band that day ed? doesn't apply necessanly to bers of the state Senate are duck" status lead smger C J Morns For those that missed the For elected offiCials in officials whose service IS lame ducks That was true The band, formerly known opportunity to experience Michigan, altered states of endmg due to mandatory as of two years ago." "Only a few legIslators as C J Morns and the Back the blues at the War legIslative hmbo aren't as term hmlts Former state representa- who voted on the gun Issue Alley Blues Band, had sud. Memorial, the band can be clear as they were before Andrew Richner and tIVe Michael Green (R - left office," he said "There denly lost the lead smger heard at The Tap Room, term hmlts entered the pIC- Joseph Young Jr , the Grosse MaYVIlle) was In hiS final was plenty of support for the after a senous concussIOn Nolans' Pub, The AttiC or ture Pomtes' vOices m the state term last year when he bdl The vast maJonty of leg- "C J was one of the few The Blue Goose Because of terms hmits, House and Senate, respec- sponsored successfullegisla- Islators (who voted for it) are ongInal guys, a local legend For future mUSical many members ofthe House tively, are term-hmlted tlon that IS expected to commg back thiS term " that everyone that followed engagements and produc- and Senate are m their final "Because of term hmlts, mushroom the state's num- the blues knew," said group tions at the Gros;e pomt~ terms SO IS Gov John many of us are lame ducks," ber of concealed handgun He saId, "From that spokesman, lead gultanst War Memonal, can (313) \ Engler Techmcally, they're saId Richner "People often permits standpOInt, I don't thmk and Gro"se PO\nter Kenny 881..75U I \) (lame duck status) mat- lame ducks use the lame duck label as Richner voted agaInst the , Yet the phrase traditional- political ammumtion when bill, which goes mto effect in tered" , ccw tAntonio's From page lA pubhc's hands, bad thmgs stealmg cellular telephones, a good thing, so be It." WIll happen." guns Wllfbecome part of the Fresh from hiS VICtOryIn In the Park havmg "shall issue" con- Duggan said, "The fnght- loot the November electIOn, cealed weapons laws emng part of It IS, even If 95 "That means more guns Duggan said the firearm (313) 821-2433 Duggan's group said most percent (of the applicants) will be going onto the black petinon dnve IS hke bemg of those laws were passed are responsIble (gun own- market," s81d Brown back on the campaign trail (Formerly Sparky Herbert's) dunng a time of economic ers), you stll} have 10,000 Buczek saId the Fraternal "But this time," he said, growth VIOlent crime people (who could be) suffer- Order of Pohce supports the "everybody's on my side" NEWLY RENOVATED dropped even more m states ing from mental Illness, Second Amendment nght to that retamed a "shall Issue" who have a grudge agamst own and carry guns. For a petltlon, call the To NOW OPEN status, he said an ex-girlfnend or are angry As for Michigan's new con- Be for Kills hotllne at (313) Lunch And Dmner 224.KIDS To volunteer Green said, "Macomb at then boss There are cealed weapons law, he said, - Prav.lIe P.lrly Room AV.lIlahlc County gave out half the gomg to be thousands of per- "Get tlus on the ballot and locally With Susan Brown, (313) 821.5357 - Full Bar concealed weapon permits in mits slippmg through the let the people deCIde If the call or emall - Set Menu~ FOI All OCL.l'tl()n~ the state Their cnme rate cracks." maJonty of people think It'S eastmetrommm@home com - C.lrry-OUl~ has gone down overwhelm- Supporters of the new law - Lunchcon P.lrLle~ ingly smce they started that said guns WIll be forbidden - Gill Cerulicatc't pohcy Huron County has in gun-free zones Thank You For Your Patronage-Bnng In ThiS Section Issued 300 permits m four ~------~------And EnJOyA Glass Of House years and not had a problem The law prohibits con- Chardonnay or Cabernet With Dinner/Person WIth any of them." cealed weapons on school ~ __ ':'£>n_T~e~d~,~!.d~e!.d~ ..J~r~d!y:: _ RIchner sald, "Weought to property unless possessed TO SHOW let the voters decide, If they by a parent or guardian who feel so inclmed " IS m a vehicle "dropping off YOUR LOVE WILL Duggan said hIS petition or picking up the child from dnve collected 30,000 signa. school" LAST. . ~\edon RacqUet tures dunng ItS first week. Concealed weapons won't c! The petitioners hope to com- be allowed m day care cen- Ill/J pile 255,000 signatures by ters, sports arenas, bars, ~\~* March hospitals, concert halls hold. John Buczek, executive mg more than 2,500 people, director of the Michigan college dormltones or class- Welcomes Fraternal Order of Pohce, rooms 'i!V said his orgamzatlOn hasn't "That's a slgmficant ROLE X Sebastian Ivascu-Singera taken a POSitionon the new amount of guns to be carned law, but Will dISCUl:!lll.he around bubJ~t.1.I.u then tlnJ Wimbledon Ra<.quelClub I' plcd,cd lo dnnOUII"Clh.ll matter at a board meetmg loss," said Brown Sebasllan Iva~cu-SlngeraWIllbeJOIningour profeSSional thiS month Yet he said, "I Buczek said gun-free staff Born In Galati. Romania. Sebastian receIVedmost don't hke the law's 'shall zones are a "good Idea, but of hiStennism~tructlonat the VomtaTenOl~Academy As Issue' versus 'may Issue'" they also pose another prob- a JUOlor,he competed agalO~tsomeof the best and at age directive lem" 18 was ranked among the top 500 JUOlorplayer~ 10 the Like Richner, Buczek cnt- For example, he world. He ha~ acqUIred exten~lve experience In the IClzed the concealed explamed, suppose a parent satellite and challenger CirCUits,reachmg at lea~t the weapons law for takmg "diS- WIth a concealed pistol semIfinal>m all tournaments entered 10 1999 He wa~ cretion away from local gun leaves work early to attend ranked #3 In ~lngles and double~ 10 the Blue Star boards" IDS cluld's hIgh school bas- Rankmgs SebaStlan has taught at some of the leadlOg Buczek, a retired 23-year ketball game. The parent, club~ 10 Burlingtonand Stowe,Vermontand has acqUired veteran of the Bay City unable to carry the gun ~ometramlOgexpenence at VanDerMeer'sat HiltonHead police department, IS con- legally onto school property, Island cerned that the law Will has three optIOns take the mcrease the number of guns gun home and arnve late to As well as excelhng m tenOlS,Seba~tJanISa top notch on the street the game, sneak the gun squa~hplayer.havmg tramed Withtop pro~such as Segan Under the law, the num. mSlde the school, or leave It Maku, Scotland's Steven Polh and bnelly Withworld #\ ber of concealed weapons in the car. edmund t. AHEE jewelers Jonathan Power In the 1999 and 2000 Mud Bowl ~qua~h permits are projected to "My guess IS people aren't tournaments,he placed second 10 the Men's "A" DIVISion mcrease to 250,000 from the going to go home," said the 20139 Mack Avenue current number of 21,000. veteran policeman "They're Gro... Pointe Woods Sebastian ISlookmg forward to workmg with both the "That scares the hell out going to put the gun In the tenOisand squash playersat WimbledonRacquetClub of me," said Buczek "There's glove compartment of their 313-886-4600 a heck of a potential for a lot car." (810) 774.1300 of problems When you put As thieves rummage that many more guns In the through school parkmg lots

.~ February 1, 2001 4A Grosse Pointe News News a Pointer has big future plans for Detroit's history By Bonnie Caprara Not only had Strowger Staff Writer taken on the leadership DIck Strowger consIders posItion m a dIfficult time POINTER OF INTEREST accountmg and fundralsmg for arts and culture m the to be two totally diverse state, wIth state fundmg careers, yet he's excelled at bemg drastically cut, but he and society to make some family) estate m Bloomfield both had brought esteem to the bIttersweet sacnfices, like HIlls The 61-year-old Grosse society when It was named the c10smg of Fort Wayne, "It's a house of hlstoncal Pomte Park reSident took an Cram's DetrOIt Busmess they turned to corporatIOns, value and It'S an opportunity eady retirement as a part- best-managed non-profit foundations and creative to do somethmg outside the ner at Pnce- Waterhouse In orgarnzatlon WIth a budget marketmg to make up for walls of the museum," said Strowger "It's somethmg 1995 "to do somethIng In the under $3 mtlhon In 1999 the dE'ficlt last years of my worlung !Jft' On the cusp of the cuts m The extra effort has, If people can pay to enJoy and that brought somethIng to state arts fundIng m 1991. anythmg, brought the mIs- It'S meaningful" sIOn of the museum closer Keepmg trungs operatmg the commumty n 92, the society and the At the time of rus retlre- museum had a combmed mto people's lives The Days on an even keel Isn't enough ment, Strowger was the budget of $4 7 million, WIth of DetrOIt calendar, In Its for Strowger ThiS spnng the treasurer of the DetrOit 85 percent of that commg third year of publication, museum WIll break ground Hlstoncal Society, the from government dollars captures the hlstonc land- for an extenor facehft and fundralsmg arm of the Thday, the museum and SOCI- marks and events through new landscapmg m the front DetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum. ety's combmed budget the lens of the late DetrOit of the bUildIng The five- Shortly thereafter, he remams $4 7 ml1hon, WIth Free Press photographer year plan IS to add up to stepped in as executive 60 percent of the budget Thny Spma The socIety also another 110,000 square feet onto the museum's eXlstmg dIrector of the sOCIetywith coming from government has a deSIgner showhouse an ambItious eye on preserv- fundIng tour planned for tms May at 70,000-square-foot buddIng "The new museum wlll mg the rustory of the DetrOIt While the loss of state the 1839 Vaughan-Vernor (of the Vernor's gmger ale have a continuatIOn of the area for the future fundIng forced the museum

Photo by Bonn,. Caprara Wblle many people caulder them.elve. to be at the end of the lIDe ill their careen at 61. Dick Strowger is rldiDg hlgh ill bU .econd career as e~ec. utlve director of the Detroit Historical Society.

Streets of Old Detroit to bean counter, Strowger cred- mclude the Hudson's facade Its his tIes to Price- and the Graystone Waterhouse for the firm's Ballroom," said Strowger. encouragement to Its "This ISthe chance to extend employees to reach out mto the story of DetrOIt mto the the community. 20th century I believe this Not only did Strowger museum is poised for suc- reach out and embrace the cess It's ready for the next Detroit Hlstoflcal Soclet) step up to become a world. when he transferred to the class museum. That's our DetrOIt area from Syracuse, goal" N.Y. in 1983, he's also the Both the fun and the chal. board chaIr of Adnan lenge of Strowger's job are College and the Henry M multiplied WIth Detroit's Seldon Chantable Trust, upcoming tncentennial. The and a board member of the museum's celebratIOn Amencan Red Cross of kicked off on New Year's Eve Southeastern Michigan, WIth the opening of the cIty's ArtServe MIchigan, the Century Box at Orchestra Salvation Army and the Hall The box ISnow on cbs- University Cultural Center play at the museum and for Association. More locally,he the first time in about 10 serves on the board of Bon years, Fort Wayne WIll be Secours Cottage Health open temporanly as a Vlew- Semces and IS the trea ...urer mg site for the dockmg of a and usher captain at Gt~1It fleet of tall srups scheduled Pomte Memonal Church to come mto the Detroit "One of the things I ellJov River on July 22 most is ushering at the "TIus has been the most church on Sunday," fun thmg I've done in my Strowger said. "It may not hfe I look forward to coming seem like a big deal, but It'S mto work," Strowger said as my way of giving sometmng brightly as the sun pouring back to my church" in the windows of his office Whether he's in the board that overlook the Detroit room or In the aisles at Pubhc Library and the church, Strowger feels, "The DetrOIt Institute of Arts on background of community Woodward Avenue. service sets the table for the Although being a non- Job I'm doing now. It's kmd profit rainmaker would be of a continuous loop." conSidered a left turn off the The fastest downloads. It's 50 times faster thIn 56K and career path of a corporate See POINTER. page SA Up to 50 times faster than 56K and twice as fast as DSL 640K.* twice as fast as DSL 640K.*

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.,~ February 1, 2001 Grosse Pointe News _6A __ O_pinion ) Path of the presidents Old Hickory to Civil War Second m a senes elusIOn. By Wilbur Elston Zachary Taylor began takmg an ndrew Jackson was born on mcreasingly hard line agamst the March 15 m what IS now South and was elected preSIdent over A Waxhaw, S C, m 1767 and the Democrat LeWIS Cass became our seventh president He died m Washmgton on July 9, after servmg 10 the Tennessee 1850, durmg the fight over "the Consbtutional Convention, the U.S Compromise." His bluff and simple House of Representattves and the U.S soldIer ways won him the mckname Senate and later sat on the bench of "Old Rough and Ready." the Tennessee Supreme Court Millard Fllimore was born m Locke H~ became a noted IndIan fighter, Cayuga, N.Y He entered polItICS with but also defeated the Bntlsh m the the Antl-Masomc Party under the War of 1812 after the SIgning of the sponsorshIp of Thurlow Weed, edItor peace treaty at Ghent. He also mvad- and party boss, and later followed ed Flonda, captured Pensacola and Weed m'to the WhIg Party created an 1Oternational mCldent by Fillmore served m the House of bangmg two Bntish men. Representatives and played a leadmg He became president by easIly role m wntmg the 1843 tariff. defeatmg John Qumcy Adams, who Defeated for governor m New York, he Address comments to cartoonist Phil Hands at [email protected] had beaten him four years earlier. became state comptroller m 1848 and As preSIdent Jackson carried out an was put on the Whig ticket WIth unprecedented' program of domestic Taylor as a concession to the Clay reform In fact the farmers and work- wmg and became preSIdent upon The quality of mercy mg men were ~esponsible for hiS easy Taylor's death in 1860. By Paul Jacob like you and me, another set for them- second-term wm over Henry Clay. As president, Fllimore broke WIth ardon me- I thought I'd saId selves Maybe that's why another Martm Van Buren was our eIghth 'Yeed a~d WIllIams Seward and asso- enough about former career pohticlan adept at abusing the preSIdent He was born on Dec. 5 clated hImself WIth the pro-Southern PreSIdent BIll Chnton. power of office, Bill Clinton, felt obhg- 1782, at Kmderhook, N.Y., and soon WhIgS, supportmg the compromise of P But Clinton's use of the pres- ed to pardon hiS brother in spmt became active in state polibcs as state 1850 Idential pardon power is in many What a powerful statement to the senator and attorney general. Defeated in the Whig nommation in cases Just so wrong - pardoning peo- nation that political crime pays' ' He reSIgned as governor of New York 1852, he ran for presl~ent m 1856 as pIe merely on the basis of political con- The pardon of Rostenkowski was to become Jackson's secretary of state, candIdate of the AI.nencan, or Know- nectlOns and large campaign contribu- espeCially shocking because of hIS and he played an important role in No~hmg Party, whIch was s?ught ~ tions "The quahty of mercy is not utter lack of contrition. Consider what Jackson's domestic programs. unIte the coU;Otryagamst foreIgners m stramed," Shakespeare tells us, but Rosty told a biographer who viSIted I 1832 h b . 'd t the hope of dlvertmg It from the explo- n ,e ecame Vlce presl en 1 sue Mr Clinton strams and reaches and him In the hoosegow: "I am here In and was elected president four years SIV~s avery IS '. . contorts. prison for what I admitted tongue-m- later. He became the candidate for FIllmore opposed Lmcoln dunng the As an attorney for several of those cheek. 1 don't thmk I'm isolated as the preSIdent of the F~ Party. But he CiVll War and he died m Buffalo on pardoned said, "You had to be on the only one who did it. I'm not completely returned to the DemocratIc Party. He March 8,1874. inside." Some speculate that had the convinced that what I did was wrong died at Kinderhook on July 24, 1862. Franklin Pierce was born at scandal-ridden Chnton not been able Dispensmg gifts to some fnends and William Henry Harrison was born Hillsboro, N.H., on Nov. 24, 1804. He to cut a deal WIth the mdependent hIring the children of others was my m Charles City County, Va., on Feb. 9, was a Bowdom graduate and a prosecutor on hiS last day in office, he way of life." 1864, and upon entering the army in Jacksoman Democrat, and he won mIght even have pardoned hImself. Some way of hfe. Some self-defense 1791 he became actIve in fightmg the rapId pohbcal advancement m the Why does that not seem farfetched? But for Blll Clinton, it resonates Indi~ns. party because of the prestige of his There were numerous pardons for We've heard a lot of blather about He became secretary of the father, Gov. BenJamm PIerce. Clinton cronies who remained loyal to Clinton's narcissistic search for a lega- hIm (rather than to justice, arguably), cy. Well, for my money, he cinched It Northwest Territory in 1798 and gov- By 183.1, he was speaker of the New as well as cllses like Marc Rich, the when he pardoned Dan Rostenkowskl ernor of Indiana two years later. He HampshIre House of RepresentatIves. commoditles trader who fled the coun- The whole disgustmg spectacle has won Important victones over the From 1833 to 1837, he served 10 the try to aVOId tnal on evading $48 mil- led some to say we should end the Indians at 'I'J.ppecanoe and the Battle federal house, and from 1837 to 1842, lion 10 taxes. Clinton suggested that presidential pardon altogether. I dls, of the Thames. he served in the Senate. ' RICh had paId a pnce. Yes, but to agree, and say to our new preSIdent ; He resigned from the army in 1814 His wife, Ja?e ~eans Ap~leton, ~ whom? Rich's ex-wife donated $1.3 Use the pardon. But not as a sneaky I and remamed an obscure figure in pol- whom he mamed 10 1834, dlshked mllhon to Democratic causes, but the means of baihng out cronies and con. ltlCS and dIplomacy until nomInated Washington and the aomewhat dlssi- U S Treasury hasn't seen a dime. tnbutors and the connected. PreSIdent for presldent m 1835. He was defeated pated hfe led by PIerce. In 1842, he Yet the most egregIous mIsuse of the Bush, use It to help the victiIp, <:;( . I in a close race in 1835 against Martin resigned from the Senate and began a pardon was bestowing one on former Injustice. I " Van Buren and defeated him four successful law pracbce in Concord, Congressman Dan Rostenkowski. Our justice system IS the best on the years later. N.H. Rostenkowski ripped off the public globe, but every day it makes mis. However, Van Buren caught pneu- Duri~g th.e Mexican War, he s~rved from his lofty 36-year perch on Capitol takes. And there are cases where a moma and died only after a month in as a bngadler general and contmued Hl1l. In 1996, Just before sentencing cnme has been committed but the office becoming the first preSIdent to to oppose anti-slavery tendencies Rostenkowski to 17 months 10 prison punishment meted out isn't serving die Id office. within the Democrabc party. As a and imposing a $100,000 fine for two anyone Mr. President, use the presl- John Tyler was born in Charles City result, he was a Southern choice ~ counts of mail fraud, the judge in the dential pardon m a way that will show County, Va., on March 29, 1790. A break th.e deadlock at the DemocratIc case had this to say: "The guilty pleas us what is m your heart, not just who Wl1ham and Mary graduate, he began Convenbon m 1852 and was nomlI~at- don't reflect the breadth of your is "on the inside" of your administra- practicmg law and got involved in pol- e~ on a 49th ballot. In the el~ctIon, cnmes ... m your Important pOSItion, tlon. itlcs PIerce overwhelmed Gen. W10field you capriciously pursued a course of Let the quality of mercy be not . Scott, the WhIg candidate personal gam for you, your family and strained. And let it be gmded by jus- He broke WIth Jackson over U.S. " Bank policy and m 1836 resigned from As preSIdent, .Plerce followed a your friends." tice. the Senate rather than follow instruc- co~e of .appeasmg the Sout~ and Rostenkowski admitted to paying Paul Jacob is the national director of tIOns from the LegIslature to vote for a plaY10g WIth schemes o~ temton~l taxpayer dollars to employees who did U.S. 'Ierm Limits in Washington, D.C resolutIOn expungmg censure of expanSIOn abroad. The failure of hIS personal chores for him - lIke the guy and can be reached at Jackson from the Senate record. f~relgn an~ domesttc pohcy prevented who mowed hIS lawn or the fellow who [email protected]. hIS renommatlOn. He dIed at Concord snapped pIctures at famlly weddings. As VIce president, he succeeded to on Oct. 8, 1869. He copped a plea so as to avoid a tnal If you would like to submlt a Guest the preSidency on Hamson's death, J B h b on 17 separate felony counts, at whIch EditOrial, mall lt to. Editor, Grosse h . ames uc anan was orn near were hIS more notable achIevements M b P A I 23 1791 A a great deal more wrongdomg would Pomte News, 96 Kercheval, Grosse were hlS support of the Webster- .erc~rs urg, a., on pn , . have been exposed. 't d DIckinson College graduate and Pointe Farms, MI 48230; or fax at Ashb urto n Tr ea ty WIth B am an I h d P I I' Career pohtlClans hke Rosty have ' b t th . n t' f awyer, e entere ennsy vama po I- (313) 343.5590, or e.mazl to br mgmg a ou e annexa Ion 0 t F d I t one set of rules for humble citizens Texas. ICSas a e era IS . [email protected] .. WIth the dIsappearance of the He marne d Let 1tIa Ch ns tIan In 1813 and two ears I t ft r the Federahst Party, he became a d h . Y a er, a e . J acksoman Democrat. He served 10 eat of hIS first WIfe,.Julla Gardmer the House (1821.1831), as minister to Grosse Pointe News deadlines became hIS second WIfe. He dIed on St P te b (1832-33) d U S Jan 18 1862 . e rs urg , an as " , senator (1835.45). In 1845, he became James Knox Polk was born m Polk's secretary of state. Retail Advertising - (313) 882-3500 ~~c;l~nburg County, N.C , ?n N?v 2., In 1853, Pierce appomted Buchanan Your Home - Noon Friday Nort graduate of the Umverstty of mmlster to Bntam, where he adminlS- h Carohpa, he mov~d to te d WIth other Amencan dIplomats Features, Sport\ sections - 10:30 a.m. Monday Tennes/,;ee whPTe he Wll.llIl.dmltt.f'd toO re th b d bid tate 10 Europe 10 draftmg the expanslOmst e ar an ecame mvo ve m s 0 te d Mamfesto. Mam News sectIon -- 5 p.m. Monday po~~ s n He was elected preSIdent m 1856, h He was elected to the House, where defeating John Fremont, the e oPP,osed Adams ~nd became RepublIcan candidate, and former Classified Advertising - (313) 882-6900 Jackson s floor leader m the fight PreSident Millard Fillmore of the Your Home (pictures, logos and border ads) - noon Monday; agamst the U.S. Bank. American Party. The growing crises In 1875, he was elected speaker of over slavery presented Buchanan with Word ads - 4 p.m. Monday the House and governor of Tennessee problems he lacked the wIll to tackle. General Classifieds - Noon Tuesday but was beaten for re-electi~Il m 1941 His appeasement of the South alien- and 1943 He was elected preSIdent on ated the Steven Douglas wing of the the mnth ballot over Henry Clay, the Democratic Party without reducmg WhIg candIdate. Southern militancy with slavery Grosse Pointe News Editorial- (313) 882-0294 Polk 'ought four main objectives Issues. Denying the right of succes- Features - 3 p.m. Friday (church, health, entertainment, charita- and proceeded to try to achIeve them. slon Buchanan also demed that the the acquhltlon of California, the set- fede~al government would do anythmg ble events, metro calendar, and family features) tlement of the Ore~on question, the about It. He supported the admmistra- reductIOn of the tanff and the estab- twn dunng the CIvil War and died at Sports - Noon Tuesday (space permitting) lishment of an independent treasury. Lancaster, Penn., on June 1, 1863. Main News - 3 p.m. Monday: news, schools, autos,business, He also added to the meaning of the The only president to remain a bach- Monroe Doctnne by exclu~ing all f;1on- elor throughout hIS term, Buchanan seniors, and letters obituaries (visitation/services not pend- Amencan mtervention 10 ~~ncan used his charming mece, Harriet ing); 10 a.m. Tuesday: obituaries (visitatiOn/services pending) affaIrs He also forced MeXICOmto a Lane, as White House hostess. war that he waged to a successful con- 1b be contmued

'I ter'8 bounty 8mce mid- swoops, you WIped away the thank Bad deal December, m08t children pnde of genuine accomplish- "Think of this award the had taken dehght In rolhng, ment and bonding and next time you have a pnzed stompmg, throWIng and cre. turned a lasting memory possessIOn stolen or atmg With the white, crys. for white from sweet Into bittersweet destroyed Remember tms tally fluffy stuff "You are also to be pub- award the next time some- One group of children, t Say hcly praised - sorry, I meant one does not extend theu elephant With the help of their dad hazed - for eradlcatmg a trust m you to do something Much of what we wnte and their COU8lnS,went as source of community enJoy- mdependently or a special about IS of the accomphsh- far as to create a slx-foot- ment, no matter how tran- prIVIlege Most of all, look ments of the cItizens of this plus tall elephant I'm sure sient It may have been oth. back on thIS award when many of you had gotten a you have children of your area Grosse Pomte ISa com- not by the brief January never come to the Grobse erwlse mumty bUilt on extraordi- ghmpse of It on the front own who can't walt to bun- thaw, but by anonymous Pomte News offices to pick "Because you are so mod- dle up m their Jackets and nary talent and commumty page of our Jan 11 Issue, If vandals armed With hockey up their faux gold-plated pnde They're two of the not stopped to gawk at It est not to come forward, you boots and ask you to take sticks and full bladders that elephant poop trophy to pose have probably cast more them outSide to help them many reasons pt'ople choose while dnvIng down Rivard they emptied on the ele- for a four-color, front page or desire to hve here It was as detaJled as It was than one SUSpiCIOUSeye make something out of snow photo, allow me to share thiS when the flurnes fly. This IS another story massive With Its thick, stur. phant's restmg ground upon your peers, most of about accomphshments - dy legs, sculpted ears and 'Ib the wannabe warnors proclamation whom don't have the forti' 'Ib the snow sculptors on long, lumbenng trunk I can tude disguised as courage to Rivard, I hope you know one deservmg, one dubiOUS who are secretly congratu. only Imagine the thnll they latmg themselves over the "You are to be commend. take on such a danng deed there's Just as much, If not The story starts In had of creating something conquest of de8tructlOn and ed errr .condemned for When you hear them com- more, of a message to you In January WIth a child's won- even bigger than hfe than not gettIng caught, they've crushmg the efforts of a plain about bemg unwel- what I had Just wntten I derment of a bigger than the fabled Frosty the finally received their pubhc handful of chlldren, proba- come m our area stores and applaud your talent, thank usual snowfall While most recogmtlOn they've Just bly younger and smaller restaurants or bemg booted you for what you shared and of U8 adults have groaned Snowman than yourselves, who sought off park grounds and street look forward to seeing what and worse over the shovel- Unfortunately, the POinte received the Dumbo Award not Just to think big, but to comers when they congre. WIllbe m front of your house mg and scrapmg of our Wln- pachyderm met Its demise - SInce they'll probably do big With only a few fell gate, they'll have you to after the next bIg snowfall

by Ben Burns

In any event, owners Restaurant Pendy and Connery were of the year thrilled Pendy, a graduate of Grosse Pomte North with "The Hill Usually restaurants at 6 a bus mess and marketing months old are works m degree from the Northwood -begins with progress that experienced Institute, s81d the reserva- food critics treat WIth Iond- tIOn phone is nnging off the good warm ~,.~:£ ness and a hook '. "" C')~OI gentle pen Chef Connery, who when they attended St. Lucy's in St bread and ends first sample . , ., CI81r Shores before mOVIng the cuisine, on to Warren Woods 'Ibwer as perfectly as it check the and Oakland CommunIty decor and College, took a few moments begins.~~ review the out of a bustling Thursday Visit the Grosse Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs,homepage,com servJce. rught's dinner hours and After all, Ric Bohy, editor adVised he was "extremely Hour Detroit new restau- Ben Burns pleased" WIth the recogm- rants have a tIon No end of drug traffic mortality rate close to Dr. Both men hall most Jack KevorkIan's party I think every Amencan lectual and athletic recently from the Bloomfield guest hsts. over the age of 12 should extracumcular actiVIties Hllis Country Club, where one of our favonte restau- Drug addIctIOn runs So It was most unusual Pendy, 40, was general man- rant secrets - Maxine's last week when two of the across SOCIOeconomichnes ager and Connery, 36, was Itahan CUlslDe In Grosse ~~~,~:e~l~~~~~:~~~~;". most respected restaurant some nudIty and exphClt ~." There are SignS of weak- executIVe chef, Rector Pomte Woods, tucked into , reviewers In town chose sexuahty It ISa clanon call ness In the family as the reports the same block as Glazey " "The Hill" on Kercheval m Daze Pottery and Speedi ,\ to alert the sleepmg public mother pooh-poohs thiS first Connery offers these as drug bust, remlndmg her the Farms as "Restaurant of hlS menu favontes the Pbot.o You could Wh17.by on ,\ W the full jlxtent ofu,lterna- the Year," On 'I\iesday, the Mack for years and not tlonal drug traffic and our husband that they "experi- bone-in nb chop or the Block Free Press's Sylvia Rector Island swordfish filet know BuJar Manuslari's utter inability to "WIn"the mented" at their daughter's with photographic help from age, and they didn't become Quizzed on where he place was there. "war" agaInst drugs. SUlan Tuaa of the City, It IS smoke-free and nOD- Our jaIls are filled with are the tip of the Iceberg adchcts. However, they do would eat Ifhe wasn't eatmg devoted the Food sectIon at The HJll, Pendy offered alcoholic and has 42 seats, I drug traffickers, dope push- The CIA Itself has been theIr share of calmmg their cover and two full-mside including the slt.down nerves with cockt81ls, VIew- these eastSide favontes: ~ ers, large users and small Imphcated m drug traffick- pages to The Hill and own. counter around the open users The ordmary expec. mg, some of the profits mg their "habit" now WIth a DaEdoardo and Trattoria ers - manager David Andiamo on Mack "I've kitchen. "We don't advertise tatlons of a program of Siphoned off to pay for tmge of SuspiCIon Pendy of the Farms and the place much - I don't covert operations that are The daughter is seen in a been eating at DaEdoardo's cnme and pumshment are executive chef Michael SlDce I was a kid," Pendy want to make our chenteJe not working "Just say NO: secrets to most of our elect- rehab house, gomg along Connery of Warren. s81d. mad," Manuslari told the IS not working Drug rehab ed representatives and that WIth a program of group A few days later, Hour Freep"s Tracy Van compnse our government therapy WIth other rich And here's an addItIOnal programs are barely touch. Detroit, the metro area's tip. Make a reservation At 9 Moorleheim. "We have a ing the problem. The drug cartel has Iods She takes the first slick monthly magazine, pretty steady chentele that power and influence beyond Opportunity to run away, p.m on that same busy Hardly any high school devoted six pages to The Hlll Thursday mght, the walt really bkes the place." today ISdrug.free. Whether our WIldest Jrnagmation and now she is missing. Seafood & Chop House. Maxine's does take reserva. What may touch the par- The frantic father is bent was still estimated at 30 to we realize It or not, our kids Ric Bohy, editor and 35 mJDutes We ate at the tions for parties of four or have available to them ents and teenagers of on tracking her down, chief food critic, was one of more. Grosse Pointe IS the depiC- learmng what happens to more informal Lucy's next cocaIne and herom, mari. the finest magazine writers door, also one of our favonte Juana and alcohol, amphet. tion of the family of the new teenage addicts over time in the Midwest before he Ben Burns, of the Guy of He IStrymg to deal with places. ammes and "ecstasy,' the to.be drug "czar," played by took over hts current editing Grosse Pointe, IS director of date-rape drug and LSD Michael Douglas. As he IS learmng the details of inter- duties He suspects that the the JournalUJmprogram at Also avaJlable In parents' groomeq for this new posi- national drug traffickmg Freep pushed up their publi. Sweet Maxine's Wayne State University and while dealing WIth the medICIne cabinets are tion, a man of honesty, cation date to "scoop. Hour, Three days after dubbmg can be reached at addtctlOn of his own daugh- Quaalude, Valium, Xanax mtegrIty and the highest but was philosophical The Hill the best of the best, [email protected] or by and 100nopin respect, he sees that he is ter. "After all, their product has another Freep wnter outed phone at (313) 882-2810. As the controversial film on the end of a long succes- She's back at home and a shelf hre of one day while makes clear, as long as sIon of drug czar failures. freebasmg behind a locked ours has a shelf life of a there IS sustamed high The problem IS still with bathroom door. The father month." Of course Ric can demand and escalating us, worse than ever Still, comes home unexpectedly afford to be philosophical, he profits, the productIOn and he has hope and thinks he and finds the bathroom got to eat at "The Hill" three distribution of 1I1egaldrugs can make a dtfference We door locked. He breaks it times before reaching his will contmue, exactmg a are on hiS side Before long, down and finds her hidden deciSIOnIt was the best temble pnce on the fabnc he runs mto obstacle after paraphernalia. She coolly He reports a fine meal at of sOCIetyand the health obstacle and learns about hurls obscenIties at him. The Hill "begins with good and well-bemg of our chil- compleXity after compleXIty She IS gone again, this warm bread and ends as dren as well as adults. while talking WIth long. time with the mother's jew- perfectly as It begins." expenenced people m the elry missing. When the The DEA (Drug drug war He looks for areas father trarks her down, she Enforcement Agency) IS los- of weakness m the enemy IS In a semi-comatose drug microphone and.. you have mg the battle, as the mter- and finds none daze m the rundown apart. to see the mOVIeto find out natIOnal drug cartel '1" Mrh- ment of a pImp who I" what he saYb dnd ...hat he er and more powerful, and After a while, there are explOltmg her sexually SignSof trouble m hiS own does has influence In the highest The pimp and boyfnend I hope that If enough places family HISteenage daugh- take turns lectunng the ter ISbusted It's a great Amencans see thIS film, It Drug cartels have their father on the New Age and WIllopen our eyes to the own army, spies and embarrassment to him In society's comphClty m the hiS POSition,but he suc. magmtude of the problem. counter-spies, and techno- drug trafficking She is The hope ISthat some of us logical advances to match ceeds In keepmg it qUiet finally seen prostltutmg and keepmg her from bemg will come up with new ideas ours They control the-gov. herself to get another "fix." and creative solutions to a ernments of MeXICO, prosecuted In another scene, her Still, she ISIntervJewed growing epidemiC that can Columbia and probably oth- father tracks her down m a lead to our downfall as the ers As we have undercover by an Mncan-American sleazy hotel and she IS SOCialworker as part of the only remammg superpower agents m foreIgn countnes, semi.conscious as she says, Dr Bloom UJ clmu:al o:8S0- they have undercover blO-psycho,soclal evaluation "Hi, Daddy" It is soul. for a rehab program. The Clateprofessor of psychiatry, agents m our CIA and DEA, wrenching. Wayne State Umuerslty possibly the FBI and pollce social worker asks, incredu- lously, "What are you domg Michael Douglas has been School of MedicIne He IS a departments Money can in the trenches and on the member of the American buy Information, loyalty, here? www.patscottJewelers com After all, the drug. abuser finng hne and is about to Academy of PsychoanalySIS betrayal, assassmatlOn, and on the edItorial board IS white, healthy.looklng, be sworn In as the new Impnsonment and release drug czar, who will advance of the Wayne Gounty from imprisonment Our Intelligent, articulate and pat soott~JewelelS the only daughter of an the government's battle Med&CalSOCiety.He wel. alltes turn out to be turn. against the ongoing drug comes comments at hIS e- coats and enemies. Double upscale, respected and trade He is handed a pre- mall address, vbloom@Com. and triple-crossmg IS ram. decent family, a pillar of the community. She IS near the pared speech and ISexpect- puserve com, and VISItsto pant. hIS webSIte, The net result ISthat our top of her class, a class offi- ed to read It. 19495Mack. GrossePointe Woods. 313.881.5882 He gets up in front of the www.factotem com I vbloom. stings and major drug busts cer and in numerous intel-

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February 1, 2001 f Grosse pointe News ( I 8A News Richner tops House in new state laws 3-time state rep. has perfect attendance da.r~;wJe::p has 160,000 By Bred Lindberg from fnvolous lawsuits grew miles on It," said Richner Staff Wnter from diScussIons with a "I'm keepmg my fingers Hobbes Romer In the vernacular of the Grosse POinte educator crossed that It makes It , cupation' Manager at rehab faclhty day, Grosse Pomte's state "Preexlstmg law had gone through the WInter." Owners oc . representative IS m the too far m tying the hands of He added, "That's my Job Pet pointer's occupa- house - and he's been In the teachers who were trymg to - to be up there. But tion: Pet therapist House each sessIOn smce mamtaln classroom order," because I enJoy It I wouldn't Residence: Grosse talung office said RIchner "We looked at mIss It" Pomte Farms Andrew Richner (R - the law and saw a problem BeSIdes, he saId, "I have a Age: 91/2 years Type of pointer: Grosse Pointe Park) hasn't The safety of teachers was personal Interest In seeing missed a day at work Since at risk as well as other stu- that we pass good pubhc pol- Holland lop rabbIt Family: Hobbes bemg elected to the dents" ICy In thIS state That's Legislature In 1996 what's dnvmg me m my Job WIth Bonme and Joe Now m ms third and final New challenges as a state legislator - a Claim to fame: ThIS term, Richner last year Next term, "RIchner will deSIre to Implement and smarter than the average sponsored more laws than deal with the redlstnctmg enact good pubhc pollcy" "wabblt," IS a lovable guy Hobbes Romer who leads qwte the fulfill- anyone 10 the Mlcmgan Issue brought about by Andrew Richner What's next? mg bfe Often accompanymg BonnIe to work, he ISthe House of Representatlves. recent census results mghhg of the day for many patIents as. rus uncondi- Richner's bllls spanned MIchigan WIll lose one "There shOl..ldbe a state- RIchner won't be able to ht WIde minImum wage," s81d extend hiS perfect atten. tIOnal love bnngs smiles and gives motivation to all commerce, legal and pubhc CongressIOnal seat who meet mm. Be10gcompletely hous~broken, Hoblx>s safety lssues. The 15 mea- LikeWIse, when more RIchner dance beyond the present "When you sum It all up," term He, along WIth many has the run ofthe house On cool everungs you can fmd sures signed mto law by detailed populatIOn figures rum slttmg by the fire, or on warm evemngs, he ISusu- Gov John Engler ranged are released m April, state he s81d, "I'm proud of our other members of the House, record of accomphshment IS hmlted by law to three ally taking In a breeze on the sun porc~ He loves to from commerce to classroom House and Senate seats may cuddle and never ffilsses an opportumty to snuggle safety and campaIgn have to be redrawn last term and am lookmg consecutive terms. finance. Richner called realigmng forward to a productive Richner, who played a role under a down comforter. thIrd and final term " 10 President George W Best friend: Bonroe "I tended to focus on leglslatlve boundaries "one Favorite food: Bgnanas, lemon ice and, of cou;rse, issues of business law," s81d of my and the Legislature's Bush's Mlch1gan campaIgn, Richner "That's where my top pnontles tms upcoming Road trip and who returned recently carrots I As a freshman legislator from the presidential inau- FYI: I have had rabbits and have always had tuck experience has been " season As chan of the Wlth "potty trammg" them Here are some helpful He credited his staff and Republican committee on m the mld-1990s, Richner guration, saId he hasn't drove to the state capItol deCIded what to do upon hints. House Rabbit Society recommends orgamo Itt. elected colleagues In redlstnctmg, 1 expect to ters, made from alfalfa, oat, CItruS or paper. (Some Lansing for workmg togeth- have SIgnificant mput mto each sessIOn No more The completion of his final term nearly four-hour round tnp m the House. brands to look for' Care Fresh, Cltrafresh, Cat Country, er on common sense legisla- trus Important process n Cntter Country). Stay away from litters made from hon. He'll also try to prohibit was too much Older and WIser, he cut Those close to Richner softwoods, hke pine or cedar sha:nngs or chips, as these "One person doesn't make local mumclpahtJes and said the representative has- products are thought to cause liver damage 10 'rabbIts a law," he said "It's a con- countIes from enactmg a down on commut1Og by sharing a room m Lans10g n't spoken about plans that use them CatWorks litter has been linked to ~mc sensus-buildmg process." hodgepodge of mdivid\1al beyond his present office A number of ms bills grew mimmum wage pohCles with a fellow legislator a few poisoning Shredded newspaper is another alternative Another approach is to place a handful of hay lD each from talkmg with con- box, or to sunply URehay as htter Obvi~usly, you need stituents to change the hay f81rly frequently (daily), smce your "People come to me WIth G.~ Farms water plant to have rabbit will be eating It real-world problems," he Source:httpJlwww.rabbit orglfaq/sectionsllitter.html said "My job IS to come up with ways to solve these its chlorine system upgraded If you would l&keto have your pet consIdered fo.rPet problems" By Jim Stlckford of 30 years, so the pipes One of th~ things that has Pomter of Interest, submit your pet's photo (no IJIloto A law protecting teachers Staff Writer need replaCIng In a report changed, Schuurman s81d, COPleS and photos cannot be returned) along WIth a brU!f The Grosse POinte Farms to the council, cIty manager are the equIpment stan- summary tellIng us why your pet IS un«1ue, mcludeyour water system's chlorinatIOn RIchard Solak stated that dards set by the MIchigan address and phone number Send all replia to Pel system WIll undergo a the pIpes are "detenoratmg Department of Pomter of Interest, 96 Kercheval Ave, Grosse Pomte $51,000 upgrade m the late WIth Iron scale flakmg ofT EnVIronmental Quahty. Farms, MI 48236; e-mau at Petpomter@ool com spnng The Farms counCIl mSlde the pIpe and then Changing the pIpes also approved spendmg the foulmg the chlonne feeders" means changing a host of money m order to replace "It's past time to replace other equipment that was black iron pipes first these pIpes," said mstalled before the new installed 37 years ago Schuurman. "We wilI be standards were put mto Pointer----- The type of pIpe 10 ques- replacing them with PVC place bon s81d water supennten- pIpes instead of Iron. A lot It's complicated, Frompage4A descnptor of what IS here at dent Darrel Schuurman, IS has changed smce the pIpes Schuurman said. But the the museum because when I r hsted as haVlng a work life were first installed." plant will be getting new With his last 18 of his 61 Cadillac came here; there pipes, new chlorine gas years spent in the Detroit was no 1Otemational bound valves, two new chlorine gas area, he now calls this area ary down the Detroit RIver feeders, new water supply "home" There was no Canada and discharge piping and a there was no U.S, it I\a\ new chlorine gas leak detec- "If anyone asks me where New France tor among other things I'm from, I say DetT'01t,"B81d That's why replac10g Strowger. "If they ask me When we celebrate the tn about 100 feet of old Iron where I was born, that's centennial, the county of plpes with new PVC pIpeS something else. My roots are Essex 10 Ontario IS 10cluded costs $51,000, said here" just as Oakland and Schuurman. The parts were Macomb counties. ordered on Friday, Jan. 26. Even lus sons, Ryan, now He expects all the matenals hVlDg in Burke, Va., and The history of DetrOit to arrive over a period of SIX Bradley, now hVlDg lD !Deludes the massacre of to eIght weeks. Once every- Watertown, Mass., conSIder Indlans on W10dmill Pomte thmg's here, construction GroBse Pointe to be home. and certamly many of the FEBRUARY SALE can begin entrepreneurs of the 19th "The work wI be complet- Spoken like a historian by century and industnal kmg. ed by late spring," way of museum fundralser, pms hved tn Grosse Pointe AREA RUGS Schuurman said. "The sys- Strowger conslders the Pomtes to be part of Detroit. If you talk about the ebb CONrEMPOKARY tem w111never be totally and flow of history, these down When we are workmg artificial lines we draw on one line, there will still be "You can't draw artificial TO TRADmONAL hnes," saId Strowger, "In between communitIes and two 10 operation People natIOns become less than • ORIENTAL RUGS shouldn't notice any disrup- fact, even southeastern • NEEDLEPOINT tion in serVlce." Michigan IS not an accurate meamngful" • TIBETAN • MICROHOOKED • SISAL RUG GROSSE rom's LARGEST SELECnON orcusroM PRICES IN EFFEO THR DESlG"EDROOS ~~:CKS ,$499LB. AVOCADOS .. 79~ACM % Fresh $349 CILANTRO ... 79~~ 25 orr KERMrr LYNCH Fresh 58 rrano LAMBSHANKS...... LB. Co'M du _ 7!O mI • Boarder Patterns CHILI ...... 99~ • Incu>t • Serged In a cradle $249 LEMONS.. .. • Hand Crafted Custom $2~ PORK ROAST...... LB. Navel $249 Design and Colors ORANGES Ill. BreakfasHianemade $199 SAUSAGE UNKS..... LB. 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DAVISON RYE S2~ *salc ends February 28th .. :ebruary 1, 2001 9A :;rosse Pointe News 1 : Seniors 7 fulfillment can be obtained when helping others to read school because they couldn't For volunteers who would SeJ:Ondonly to the presl- ents don't listen to their chil- read All learnmg rest" on prefer working WIth adults lent lumself as a newsmak. dren It's very Important to that baSIC abIlity WIthout rather than chIldren, there lr 18 the president's wIfe hsten" For years Barbara are many opportumtles to rhere IS a natural mterest readmg ablhty, there IS no Bush worked to eradIcate way a student can succeed do thIs It ISvery rewarding n how she VIewsherself and Illiteracy by slttmg on the Adults reahze how much lIer role Readers lIke to In other subjects such as hiS- boards of such groups as tory, geography or even they mIss by not bemg able Imow her oprmons on cur- Reading IS Fundamental math Now It has become a to read and are so grateful rent happemngs, what she and partIcipating m litera- factor mJobs that once could when someone takes the wears, her mterests cy-promotmg events It IS be mastered by a hand".on time to teach them l~ recent years, first likely that FIrst Lady Laura Prime Time A story Ib told of a 36-year method ladles have added to the list Bush WIllbe a proponent of EducatIOn can no longer old woman who had worked of what IS expected of them hteracy As a former school By Marian Trainor operate on the premise that With cowboys trammg hors- by It!vo}vmg themselves In teacher and lIbranan she keeping chIldren ofT the es, and elephants WIth a grown can help What better causes and have set an WIllbe SUited for that com- tatlons of what urban chIl- streets IS enough The sys- travehng CIrcus, and With example for all women to mItment dren can accomphsh In the use could retIrees make of tem must do more and deaf people workmg on Sign then leIsure time then vol- spend some tIme and energy Some educators contend classroom, more ngorous retirees can help by volun- language In drama and act- unteenng to help a chIld by helpmg others that more money should be standards, milre substantIal teenng mg For Instance, Nancy allocated to educatIOn, whIle curncula and tougher dlSCl- who has difficulty learnmg It ISnot only chIldren that She wanted to wnte a Reagan worked hard urging others say that money alone phne to read? need help There are adults book for children She real- young people to Simply say IS not the answer Experts who reahze that reading IS Ized her dream when some- no to drugs Followmg that contend that both SIdes are These are problems for Teachers work hard 1<0 Improve reading skIlls but fundamental m every aspect one took the time to teach pattern of socIal concern, nght and wrong educators and parents to real Improvements can be of their hves Unless they her to read Barbara Bush worked to More money IS needed for work on to ensure that not achieved on a one-to-one learn to read, they WIll Teachmg someone to promote hteracy urban education but more only do students stay In baSIS' a generous grownup never move out of the miDI- enlarge their world and ful- Mrs Bush, the mother of money IS not the only solu- school but come out WIth mum wage category mto a fill their dreams can be a baSIC skIlls of reading and workIng With one chIld five, emphaSized her pomt tIOn to the problems of Job that pays enough money source of satisfaction and schools Changes can come comprehenSion It IS a sad SituatIOn for by saying, "I think a lot of adults who dropped out of to live a better life fulfillment problems are because par- cheaply WIth hIgher expec- Those whose chlldren are 1'1LLA HEART II'JIIl A ~P/;CLU \',lLf.,vTINE r r VE (,REE.TING sac plans a 'Heart to Heart' gathering " ..... ONLY $10 biggest needs of our senior' Ij ( .1LL ~~~~~2-6900 The Interfaith Volunteer neighbors would like to create cards, On Saturday, Feb 10, put together gIft baskets, population - lonehness It's FOR MORE Caregivers, a program of the perfect way to find out lNFOR.\li\ TlO.\' Semces for Older CItizens they WIll be Jolnmg other donate gift basket Items, or how easy It IS to make an _.."..------:--""':'":-:-::"-:-:~ (SaC), IS bringing together sernor agenCIes throughout dehver the gift baskets and the churches of the five the DetrOIt area to dehver Valentines The en'tlre com- ~~~;~~ WIth Just a lIttle bit (helQ8fr.ftt., ••". 810-778-4962 Grosse Pomtes and Harper Valentmes and gift baskets munity ISencouraged to par- Woods to prOVIdemembers to semors tiCIpate from preschoolers to If you can help or know I'AR someone who would hke a ~ ~ with.a way to put "faIth mto They hope to viSit over semors '.r» action" by servICIng their 3,000 semors They are look- Heart to Heart is a great Valentlne,at (313) 882.9600.call Sharon Maler ~,_ • • ~ ~ elderly and disabled adult mg for volunteers who way to address one of the "-'10~--oo.~~'t . SOC offers free tax assistance to area elderly , .~ --- ... 1, 1b schedule an appomt- preparat10n services for state Income tax returns, Services for Older ment call sac at (313) 882- Citizehs (SaC) will be ofTer- semor res1dents. prescnptlOn drug credit ~PECI~Y 9600 mg free tax assistance for forms, homestead property AppOintments with tax tax credit and home heating NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Grosse Pointe and Harper 23766 Greater Mack (2 Blks. N. of 9 Mile) St. Clair Shores Wood~semors through April preparers will be scheduled credit fonns 12 on Wednesday afternoons Tramed volunteers from and Thursday mornmgs. TransportatIOn to sac the American Assoclat1on of Pre parers WIll complete and limIted home VISItSare Retired Persons-VITA pro- uncomphcated federal and also avaIlable gram WIll prOVIdefree tax Mom forgets her medicine ... Senior Men's in a series. What Dad just can't get if makes a collision , (Club to meet around like he used to ... \ shop good? \ \ Ion Feb. 13 \ , The Semor Men's Club of .The house is just too' '" Grosse Pointe will meet Tuesday, Feb 13, at 11 a m tl, much to take care of... at the Grosse POinte War Dc:II1WdC and~ Memorial, 32 Lakeshore In ~~~ Gros~e Pointe Farms Lunch Autometnc ColliSIon has InBMW.~. " there is someone dear to you who needs help Aud. VW. Honda end will be served. served Grosse POInte and PcnIChe repalnl with the activities of daily living, St John senior The speaker WIll be Dr Edward Schervich, a well- the East side's auto repair :. Community can help. known urolOgist in the needs forover 20 years. "'~Mo.EIIIpOlntII Grosse Pointe area .. 8lOob 80ulb d 10 we We'll provide your loved one with the assistance they need, and help them to be as mdepen- Schervich Wl11discuss new 810-774-346& , '1:00" tel 8:OOpn treatment for both bemgn We offer piCk up and delivery S9NlCe dent as pOSSible WIule making hfe easier for our resIdents ISour top priority, we also Slrlve and malignant prostatIc conditions There will be to help resIdents slay acbve and involved Some of our amerubes and acUVlUesmclude time for a question and ' answer period after hIS talk • Beauuful grounds and rose garden • Ice Cream Parlor For more mformatlon, Semor Men's Club members • Aviary • GiftShop featunng a vintage "''' hVlng outSIde of the Grosse popcorn maclune and ,ukebox Pointes should call Peter • FaCIlitypuppies CorSIglia at (810) 773-0519, • An elegant dming room • Transportabon or RIchard and Kay at (313) 886-3567 • Health management and wellness sernces • 1\\'0 sodal workers who specialize

Energy aid for • 24-hour emergency assistance In Issues related to agmg • SPlMtuai staff and Chapel low-income care • IntergenerabOnai programs • On-site dental and podiatry services se"iors citizens • DirecTV m every room ServIces for Older • Laundry and housekeeping service CItizens (SaC) IS admmis- • Convenient, free resident parking ter.ang the Heat Bank and • Beauty Shop THAW programs for low- Income seniors m the The Senior Community's dedicated Activities St2fI Pomtes and Harper Woods: Smgle reSIdents with also plans a variety of activities mcluding: incomes below $12,525 and two person households WIth • Wme and cheese receptions Incomes below $16,875 may be ehgIble to receive help Ihaven't gOllllDe for palo. • MUSicaland cultural perfonnances with theIr unpAid gas and/or • ArtJ~ electnc bills I'IDtoo busV being retired. For more mformatlon • Museum trips about the energy assIstance FREE KNEE AND HIP programs, call Mary or Barb • ViSits10 the park, zoo and sporting events Attend our FREE seminar at (313) 882.9600 PAIN SEMINAR and learn more abOUt Thursday, February 8 & 22, Plus, reSIdents take comfort in knowmg St John adVanced treatments that 10-11 a.m. ADlerian Heart may offer dramatic rehef Senior Commuruty prOVIdesliVIngopllons and AsSOCIation. Sl John Hospital and Medical center of your knee or hip pam, Moross Road at Mack Avenue , ght.". H,.. I [)I ..... and StroU sJolled staff for varying degrees of independence r Including Information on On Medical Education Building located near North Entrance at rear That means should their bYeSchange, thetr home medications, nutntlon It keeQs of hOSPital. Pall< FREE In rear lot) doesn't have to For more infonnation or a tour, Im°relhan and exercise: call 1-888-751-5465 to register memories or for more InformatJon please call 313-343-S26; alive. 18300 East Warren Avenue AMERICAN HEART STJOHN Hospital and Detroit, MI48224-1343 ASSOCIATION Htllth System e Medical Center MORIAlS &TRIBU Tenn Rehabilitation Skllted Nursing Care Rnldentlal L1YIng AssI8t8d LIvIng Short February 1, 2001

Grosse Pointe News! 10A Obituaries hiS WIfeof 30 years, Manon Ing member of the Grosse Mr Clark, 98, died received a bachelor of arts degree In 1923 from St T, a son, Walter S (Skip) Jr POinte North HIgh School Thesday, Jan 23, 2001, of of Naples, Fla, two step- complicatIOns of pneumorua Lawrence University In Boo~ters Club and was Canton, NY, and a master's sons, a granddaughter; five active With the Grosse In Naples, Fla, where he stet>-grandchlldren and two mumtamed a home He was degree from Harvard POinte Woods-Shores Little Umverslty Busmess School ste p-gre at- gr andc hIIdr en League and Grosse POinte al.,c a Grosse Pomte resl- He was predeceased by hIS 111 Cambndge, Mass Woods.Shores Babe Ruth dert, most recently of the first WIfe of 35 years, Mae, Shures, since 1934 Followmg a bnef stmt as a Baseball He was also a In 1968 "Wally was passIOnate profeSSIOnal Jazz band member of the Lakeshore drummer, Mr Clark Jomed Mr Clark's body will be OptimIst Club and a host about the stock market and cremated WIth a bunll1 m helpmg people achIeve the the Boston.based Invest- and greeter at the Edsel & ment firm of Hornblower PanshVllle Eleanor Ford House He American Dream," saId Weeks In 1927 Two years enjoyed fishmg WIth hiS John Barbour "He had many Interests and he could later, he moved to DetrOit to grandson and was a tnvla help open a Hornblower buff talk about almost any topIC At the same time he could Weeks branch downtown Mr Breadon IS survived For 50 years Mr Clark's by hIS Wife, Manlyn, a watch the stock ticker move across a TV screen and office was located on the daughter, Demse (George) mezzanme level of the Saver, a son, Thomas reCIte the pnces of the last 50 trades He knew every Penobscot BUlldmg until the

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BerYlceeqwpment mdustry Kassab Reno; three son8, was the surgeon for the He was also one of the Gregory, Rob and Tom, a Manhattan Project m bituaries ---- founders of the Order of St daughter-m-Iaw, L18a,a 80n- LosAlamos, N M He often spoke of how fond he was of m page lOA Mrs Hardy 18 sUrYlvedby IgnatiUS of Antloch, a mem- m-law, Michael Reno, and four daughters, Marian of ber of the board of trustees SIX grandchIldren, Ashley the project's director, Robert rs Hardy was born In Rockville,Md, Jane Stroh of of the AntJoch1an Orthodox Reno, Suzanne Reno, JeSSIe, Oppenheimer, and his Wife, quette and was a gradu- Longmont, Colo., Emlly Chnstlan ArchdIocese smce Clara, Brandon and Lauren KItty, who taught him how of Columbia Umverblty Bradbury of Palmerton, Pa, 1970, a 50.year member of Memonal gifts may be to ski tllught art at OhIOState and Anne MerrItt of the InternatIOnal Rotary sent to the AntlOchlan After Dr Large left the emty Wheaton, Ill, rune grand. Club, Krughts Templar and Archdiocese, 358 Mountam, army, he moved to DetrOit nng World War II, Mrs children and 23 great- a generous plulanthroplst to Englewood, NJ 07631, Attn and became aSboclate pro- y volunteered for the grandchIldren She was pre- many charitable orgaruza- The Edward J Kassab fessor of surgery at Wayne State Umverslty Medical can Red Cross where deceased by her husband of tlons Memonal Fund transported mlhtary 67 years, Clmton P Mr Kassab alternated School and was chief of es from the factory to A memonal service for reSidency between Grosse surgery at Grace Hospital rgrounds She was a Mrs Hardy was held. Pomte Shores and Boca Alfred McKee He was also on the btaff of r of the Women's CIty Thursday, Jan 25, at Raton until he moved to Large, M.D. St John and Bon Secours hospitals here she held1everal Verheyden Funeral Home Boca Raton permanently III Alfred McKee Large, M D Dr Large was a pIOneer m hip roles and was a . 1970 died Tuesday, Jan 23, 2001 general surgery He was the r of the DolphIn "He will always be after a bnef Illness 10 Vero Edward J. Kassab Alfred McKee Large first doctor to'do the prota- Club, active 10 the remembered as the most Beach, Fla He was 88. 's commIttee and the A memonal servIce for dedicated famtly man and caval shunt operatIOn m Edward Joseph Kassab was Dr Large was born and College of Surgeons m DetrOit He even developed a league of the the finest. busmess leader r81sed 10 Ontano and gradu- held Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2001, England ill 1938 special clamp for the proce- Boat Club and according to many fnends ated from the Umverslty of at St Mark Orthodox Dr. Large did hiS mtern- dure and was a speclahst m on the parents com- and business associates Thronto Medical School He ship and reSidency at at LIggett School Church 10 Boca Raton, Fla. around the world," s81d rus liver and gall bladder graduated second m hIS Bames HospItal 10 St also a member of Mr. Kassab establIshed brother, Gabnel W Kassab. surgery St81nless Inc over 50 years class and was the first Lows, Mo He then jomed Active all hiS hfe, Dr r Loan Closet, the Mr. Kassab 18sUrYlved by Canadian to Win the Hallett ago, growmg It mto an mter- the U S Army as a captam wn Club and the his wife, Marguerite Pnze for anatomy and phys- national leader to the food dunng World War II and See OBITS, page 15A Bis Garden Club "Peggy;" a daughter, Carol IOlogy from the Royal

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The K-12 library committee Willpresent the product range of preschool pro- sanly mdIcators of how good makmg a final deCISIOnm a Michigan 4Cs also has of It" I>tudyand ItS recommendations for the directIon of grams, most of them learn- a school IS preschool publicatlons and program- ml>tructlOnfor the Grosse Pointe PublIc School System through-play programs "Parents should spend ming mformatlOn on area The committee has focused on developmg a COnSll>tent, focusmg on SOCialSkills, hfe How to choose? some time observmg to get a preschools They may be balanced and artIculated program for all schools m the Skills, motor skIlls and prea- full flavor of what goes on m contacted at (800) 722-6345 dll>tnct cademlc schools Co-op nurs- Regardless of the type of the preschool" or www ml4c org preschool a parent chooses The publIc forum IS the first step In the adoptIOn ery schools offer a chance for process for the new curnculum Followmg this opportu- parents to be actIvely for hiS or her child, there are mty for public comment, the curnculum wdl be pre- mvolved m the classroom several key qualifymg fac- tors parents should look for Academy hosts, I>ented to the dlstnct's EducatIOnal Planmng and In the admlmstratlon of Carole Quarterman, direc- LeadershIp Council later 10 Febrnary and finally to the a school WIth the benefit of Board of Education m March reduced tUItIon rates tor of the DetrOltlWayne County councll of Michigan All members of the commumty are welcome and there Montesson programs are does well in Dleet programmed on the belief Commumty Coordmated will be procedures to allow those attendIng to address Child Care (Michigan 4Cs), the committee with their Ideas and concerns that chIldren learn best by dOing, not passIVely follow- a consumer advocacy Ing directIOns Some day agency, recommended con- care programs offer some sldenng the following m making a final chOice 111 a structure In orgamzed develop men tally -approp n- preschool ate actIVIties "There should be tons of • Licensing. Preschools wonderful play and sensory 10 the Mlcmgan are hcensed expenences," said Pat by the state Curtm, a SOCIalworker for "If they are state licensed, the Grosse Pomte Public the hcense should be dis- School System "They need played and VISible m the to play to learn problem- school," said Quarterman. solvmg skIlls There should • Backeround of the be great exposure to cuttmg staff. Quarterman suggest- and glumg to work on fine ed to not only ask about the .academiC background of a Pictured Js the Grosse PoiDte Academy forensl~ motor and vlsuaIJmotor team, made up of fifth. through eighth-graders, with skills What preschool school's dIrector and teach- their advisers, Mary Jo Johnson and Diana Hicks. should be ISexposure to aca- ers, but to find out what the demiCSas well as followmg a staff turnover rate IS ApprOXimately 250 stu- drama, storytellmg, multi- teacher's routme " "Low turnover m a pro- dents participated 111 the Narrowmg down that gram IS a key that It'S sta- ple mterpretatlon, declama- Flipping over pancakes ble," saId Quarterman "A Eastside Cathohc ForenSIcs tIOn, Impromptu and duo focus should depend on the League competItion held at child high turnover rate IS a red mterpretatlon Tiger Cub chefs Ben Mothershead. Jack Sulll- the Grosse Pomte Academy "The prionty IS to know flag of the effect It will have Among the WInnerS' from van, Andrew Carlisle, Trevor Behl and John Fen- on Saturday, Jan 13 the Academy. Sixth-grader nessey are greasing the griddles for the annual your child and what they on children and ISa real key to the qualifications of the The Academy team com- Lea Smith set a s~hool Kerby Cub Seout Pancake Supper on Tuesday, need and don't need," said peted agamst students from Curtm "AMontesson school staff record WIth three •first Feb. 6, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the school gym. Tick- Our Lady Star of the Sea, places and earned a plaque ets are $4 and are avaiJable from Kerby Cub may be a perfect fit for a Quarterman also saId to make sure that the staff St Joan of Arc, St Paul, St In declamatIon, eighth-grad- Scouts or at the door. Proceeds go towards Cub child who has an mdIVIdual desITeto learn or a chJld who ratio IS at least one adult to Clare of Montefalco, St er Ryan Lutz had two first Scout Pack 481 operations. Anne, St, Thecla and St. may be overwhelmed by a every 10 children places in declamation; • Activities. "Ask the Lawrence schools The stu- eighth-grader John staff about theIr knowledge dents competed 10 eight sep- Holsapple placed first in of chIld development," sug- arate categones prose, impromptu and elghth-~- er Gregory Smith placed first m prose Seven~a- er Mickey Champion and eighth-graders Paul Leahy Come risit Us! and Smith placed third m storytelhng, ImpromptJ,1and Giving Tree Montessori School prose Open House Sunday February 4th 1-3 p.m. Where does the open Giving Tree Montessori SChool: road lead? Member of the American Montessori Society and The Michigan Montessori Society. 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St Clare of Montefalco seventh-grader Joel Herter IS awaiian punch the winner of the school's NatIOnal Geographic Geography Bee He took a wntten geography test, prOVIded by the y Bonnie Ceprare Hawauan culture and lan- National GeographIC SocIety, to quahfy for the state com- taft Writer guage ~ petitIOn Winners of the state competitIOn go on to compete Volcanoes, the secret hfe Parcells eIghth-grade SCI- for the natIOnal competitIOn In Washmgton, DC, where f lava tubes, mlcrochmates ence teacher Arlene HIcks conte~tant~ WIllvIe for a $25,000 scholarship pnze d Hawallan folklore ThIs and hbranan Chrlstme Also plaCing In the school competItIOns were elghth- ear's JASON Project packs Johnson went as far as graders Jamaal Thomas, serond place, and Ravi lot of punches and has gOing to VISItthe Island~ of Bodepudi, thIrd place ven several classes at Oahu and HawaII to do some arcells MIddle School dlf- intensIve sightseeing and Grosse POinte South HIgh School students Jeffrey rent tlungs to study about research to share wIth theIr Beyer, Christine Hoffsten and Chri8topher VanHof r 50th state classes and other teachers Jomed other area hIgh school students at the annual Wayne The JASON Project IS an "We VISited Pearl Harbor State UIDverslty Band Day on Monday, Jan 29 ual educatIOnal exlubl- since the eIghth grade stu- The day mcluded performances by high school mUSICIans, n that takes students in dents are studYing World master classes, mdlVldual coachmg sessIOns and ChIDCSfor ades 4.9 to different parts War II and Pearl Harbor, Instrument development and techrnque as well as a perfor- the world to discover SCI- but since JASON dId most of mance by the WSU HIgh School Honors Band ce, math, technology, ItS work on the Island of ography, arts and lan- Hawall we chd most of our Phutt b., BonlllL Caprara Parcella Middle School sixth-grader Ed Grumeretz age arts through the vIsiting there We took a Stephen Mack, a second. met and lIVe satelhte hehcopter over the volca- poses with a model of a volcano that he worked OD with a classmate. Sean Kennedy. several sixth- and grader at Our Lady Star of ractlve broadcasts ThIs noes We took a submanne the Sea School, took the , the JASON project IS to see the coral hfe and fish eighth-grade clusetJ incorporated this year's JASON Project expedition in their studies. grand pnze in the Cub Scout Hawaii and IS explonng off Kona We VISitedVolcano Pack 39 Pmewood Derby canoes as Its major NatIOnal Park where a palm trees, volcanoes and a spent part of the day at held on Sunday, Jan 2l. e guide shared informatIon on walk-through lava tube Lamphere High School m After his VICtOry over is is the thIrd year all the volcanoes m the park "Our first-hour class fig- Madison HeIghts to take seven other second-graders, ells sCIence teacher I felt that I was able to bnng ured out how to buIld It by part m a Video conference Mack faced off against WIn- . tine Geerer has mcor. some hfe mto the sCience hanging lots of WIre and WIth students, teachers and ners of the first., tlurd-, ted the JASON Project and geography of the elghth- garbage bags to make It researchers who are takmg fourth. and fifth-grade race her classroom. grade program " dark," said SIxth-grader part In the JASON ProJect WInners . ce the JASON Project Hicks was most fascmated Kelly Cooper. "The thIrd- m Hawall and to hsten to a Mack WIll represent Ius eared for grades 4 with the lava tubes she dls- hour class figured out where HawaIIan volcano presenta- I pack at the Cub Scout dis- gh 9, teachers can gear covered at the Thurston lava to hang all the bugs ~ tIon from a Cranbrook geolo- trict race to be held Fnday, or down,~ slUd Geerer tube - a dead tube in a ram Not only were some of the gtst April 16, at the Clnldren's y eighth-grade classes, forest where natIve projects a group effort, but ThIs ISGeerer's thIrd year Home of Detroit. er IS a bIg component, Islanders once used to gath. as Geerer put it, it was her of mcorporatmg the JASON re studYing the micro- er fresh water that dnpped attempt to "hit the chfferent proJect m her classroom and s of Hawaii. In my from the roots from the trees mtelhgences " the first year several teach- grade classes, we're that grew above. While Johnson brought ers have tied different com- Stephen Mack g about the volca. The fascination WIth the back plenty of books about penents of the JASON pro- d how the Islands lava tube also lent Itself to Hawau to add to the Ject mto theIr Clrrucula. formed 1D the hot be a major attraction m lIbrary's collectIOn,Johnson "It's mce workmg WIth Grosse Pomte Academy elghth.grader Ryan Lutz The sIXth-grade lan- Johnson's library, which she added, "I hke for these kids other teachers 1n the buIld- answered hIS way to the top seat for the second year in a arts team has intro- let the Sixth. and eIghth. to think of this place as mg on thiS proJect," said row m the Academy's Geography Bee held Friday, Jan. 12 literature about Pele grade students convert mto bemg more than just a HIcks "It's also very tech- Lutz faced stIff competition from the runner-up, sixth- goddess, so the kids a little shce of the tropics hbrary and books ~ nology-dnven; there are grader Alex Velanovich learmng about the With hfe,slze to tabletop The Parcells students also lessons on the JASON web- sIte (wwwJason org) and It'S Three students from PIerce MIddle School and three stu. a great way to get students dents from St. Clare of Montefalco School were named local ddle school study: more mvolved WIth real hfe expe- WInners m the 32nd annual Farm Bureau Insurance nences ~ Amenca & Me Essay Contest Geerer's biggest hope ISto At Pierce, Caitlin Costello placed first, Alton James erings for gifted students send a Parcells student on a placed second and Elena Cascos placed third m the con. JASON tnp next year when test At St Clare, Justin Linne placed first, Jennifer of students and prOVIding er." the crew Will travel to Paone placed second and Laura Phlep8 placed third. some advanced classes for The recommendatIOns on AntarctIca The JASON Costello and LInne W1llhave theIr names engraved on a some of our students, we've accommodatmg gtfted stu- Project selects 25 students plaque at theIr schools and thelf essays WIlladvance to the made our Jobs very chfficult dents In the middle school from all over the world state-level competItion from whIch the top 10 essays will be When we looked at all the study report receIved hIgh "We had two finahsts last selected The top 10 WInners will receive plaques, cash and alternatives and by haVIng praise from Carolyn year based on the best US Savings bonds valued from $500 to $1,000 and W1llbe students remalnmg m their Callahan, a gifted education research from the proJect," honored at a banquet m Lansmg own. schools we.hope we can speCialIst from the saId Geerel fulfill the social needs and Umversity of Virginia who other needs that come from presented her evaluation of mIXing all different types of the dlstnct's gifted program students In classes togeth- last fall There is one school in your neighborhood Bonnie caprara aft Writer The Grosse Pointe Public hool System's middle Respect. hool study lDcludes umerous Improvements for where it's cOHsideredcool to succeed in the classroom, .fted and high abihty stu. ents However, one of those sug- Responsibility. gestions is not the formation of a magnet middle school, but instead, addmg where opportunities abound both athletically and artistically, advanced science and SOCial studies to the lineup of advanced math and English Trustworthiness. classes for highly able and gIfted students. The classes, if added, and where four words are embraced by students and faculty would be added to the mid- dle school programs of stud- Ies over a penod of three Compassion. years, addmg the classes one grade level at a time. Even though the middle each and every day schools have been the weak I1nk 10 offenng classes and Open House challenges to the dlstnct's bnghtest students, assistant Sunday,. February 4, 2001 supenntendent of curncu- ADMISSIONS lum and instruction Susan Allan saId It was Important 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. to roll these new classes out OPEN HOUSE slowly to "make sure we're doing thiS nght ~ February t t, 200 I The middle school study report also requests the hir- 2:00-4:00 p.m. Ing of a half.tIme gifted spe- CIalIst at each budding to assIst teachers of advanced Tour our facrlrllfS and IIIftt curmrf ULS faculty classes and to help them work together as a team and students while class IS In seSSIon "As we looked at our alter- natives, \l{hen we looked at separatmg those students totally out of the budding In A Grosse Pointe Educatwnal Traditio" slnce 1927 a separate bUIlding for the UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL ennn school day, we saw with having at least four advanced classes, we saw at ST. PAUL It's who we are! least three or four opportu- robes for highly able stu- dents to be mixed With CAmOUC SCHOOL Primary, Lower Middle School throughout the school bwld- 170 Grosse Pointe Boulevard and Upper Schools ing," said Pierce Middle 1045 Cook Road 850 Briarcliff Drive School prinCipal Russ Grosse Pointe Farms LeBlanc. "By makmg the Grosse Pomte Woods, Michigan 48236 chOice toward differentIa- (313) 884-4444 • www uls org tIOn where we meet the (313) 885-3430 needs of the whole spectrum UnwersPry Lggell 5c1Joo/ a.1mlll IluaCPIIl 1I'ltl,o,d regard to race color rt"g,on In< or "allonal or tlbnlC ong," ., ii : A'"'' ".."

February 1, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 14A Business Greenspan opens door for Bush's tax cuts Fed Chairman Alan who IS the presldmg presI- 1999 liD s of the Dow' Greenspan testified last dent of the Senate Thursday, Jan 25, before Let's talk...STOCKS "Dogs" up 2.8 pet., Dow down 6.2 pet. the Senate Budget Markets Iho-hum' 12.31.99 12-31-00 Committee The stock markets appear YIeld Price Pnce Value' He reversed hiS pnor pOSI- I Stock to have discounted the prob- which have fewer tax-relat- bon on tax cuts, saYIng that cent at Its meetlOg. ablhty of some sort of tax ed 10centlves to take year- $1,913 the federal budget surplus cuts, because there was no Leonard also foresaw the , PhIlp MorrIs 8.3 23.00 44.00 contmued dechne 10 con- end losses 165.50 1,307 was now big enough to both bUYing spree after J.P. MoIgafl 32 126.63 sumer confidence data for Smce the tax-loss selhng 47.06 4731 1,005 payoff the natIOnal debt and Greenspan's tax testimony. stopped Dec 31, there IS CatefPlllar 2.8 to permit a substantial tax In fact, last week the mar- January, released last 701 'fuesday by the conference often a vacuum on the sup- General Moilrs 2.8 72.69 50.94 cut. ket appeared to be churnmg. 594 board. ply SIde 10 early January Kodak 2.7 6625 3938 Greenspan With a shght upward tilt Eastman 1,231 Techmcally, Leonard feels LTS hsted four local stocks Minn. Mill Mfg. 2.3 9788 12050 also swd he Volatlhty and volume favored by some "bottom preferred tax dechned somewhat the stock market has 80.56 8694 1,079 already discounted thiS feeders" early thiS month Exxon MobIl 22 cuts to Dlsappomtmg news of sales 48.31 733 news, and he sees both the (See LTS, Jan 11.) DuPont 21 6588 increased or earnmgs didn't cailse The follOWIng shows the 20 48.75 4775 980 federal such ViOlent tremors, as 10 Dow and the NASDAQ con- SBCComm tmu10g a gradual nse market performance of these 18 5644 4081 741 spending the past Inn. Paper stocks for the four weeks $10,284 Temporary Last week, the Dow rose through February Total Markel Value But March looks a bit from year-end through last spending 72 38 pomts to close at Fnday (Jan 26) 10,787 increases 10,660. up only 0.7 percent. "cloudy" as S&P 500 compa- Dow Jones Industnals 11,497 mes then begin their "earn- • Champion Enterpnses 'Based on $1.000 Invested In each stock on 12-31-99 never seem By Joseph And the tech-heavy NAS- lOgS warnmgs" for the first closed at 7 00, up 4 25, or There were no stock diVidendS or splits dunng 2000 to terminate, Megnden DAQ CompOSIte 10ched up 154 percent, but become 1092 POints, clos1Og at quarter of 2001. ~ Mengden & Assoaafe5 Lid Smce Greenspan told • Compuware at 1281, locked-in permanently 2,781, nsing 0.4 percent up 6 56, or 105 percent.; The chwrman dechned to Hlstoncally, the month of Congress last Thursday that economic growth "probably • Kmart at 7 81, up 2 50, answer questIons related to January usually has an • Eastman Kodak, -40 6 is close to zero," beware the or 47 percent; and IDogs of the Dow' the sIZe and structure of the upward bias, reflect1Og' • Rouge Industnes-A at percent, proposed tax cuts, say10g 1) the cessatIon of tax-loss Ides of Marchi The "Dogs of the Dow" • General Motors, -29 9 More and more compames 2.63, up 0 82, or 45 percent stocks beat the 30 Dow those were politIcal ques- selling by individuals and Tech stocks are dommated percent, tions, not economIc ones. 2) the year-end relOvest- are follOWing the SEC's Jones Industnal Stocks • DuPont, -267 percent; "RegulatIon FD," which by instItutIonal holders, but handily in 2000, companng Democrats In Congress ment demand caused by were also decimated, pnce- and were funous that the so- requires fau disclosure" and year-end prices 2000 WIth • InternatIOnal Paper, cash bonuses, profit shanng wise, In 2000. called independent chaIr- dlstnbutlOns and 40l(k) more timely wammgs year-end 1999 -25.9 percent. man now supported the con- depOSits, and unusually The "Dogs" were up 2 8 The other three "Dogs" Here's a random sample of percent, while the DJI cept of a tax cut, albeit not large diVIdend and lOterest The 'January Effect' how some techs fared dunng just about broke even for the the exact cuts proposed by payments (See "January dropped 6.2 percent. year SBC Communlcatlons The "January Effect" IS the four weeks between eandidate Bush dunng hIS Effect" Item below) To mform new readers, (parent of Amerltech), the tendency of all stocks, year-end and Jan 26. preSidential campwgn the "Dogs" are the 10 DJI Caterplliar and Exxon- but espeClally the small-cap • AT&T at 23 31, up 6.06, So there will be tax legis- One of LTS' best research stocks that had the highest Mobil. fnends IS Jim Leonard, who ones, to perform well as the or 35 percent; YIelds among the 30 Dow lation this year It must ong- • Intel at 355.88, up 5.82, Based on year-end 1999 mate in the House, but the manages the Leonard New Year begms stocks at year-end 1999 purchase pnces, the 1999 Tax-loss sellIng by indl. -or 19 percent; real negotiations will occur Capital Management hedge To play the game, you "Dogs" yielded 3 02 percent Vlduals depressed many • Lucent Technologies at in the evenly diVided fund In Bloomfield Hills. mvest equal dollar amounts from theIr cash dIVIdends stocks last December 18.06, up 4 56, or 34 percent, Senate Leonard, 10 a phone call 10 each stock, not equal The 10 stocks quahfymg for last week, foresaw the Fed Small-cap stocks are most and shares, so each stock of the If a tie-breaklOg vote IS • Microsoft at 64.00, up the 2000 "Dogs of the Dow" needed, it WIll be cast by lowenng short-term 10terest likely to be held by indiVIdu- 10 has equal welgQt als rather than institutIons, 20 62, or 48 percent are unchanged from the Vice PreSident Dick Cheney, rates agam by 112 of 1 per- The adjoining table shows 1999 "Dogs." the results for 2000, based How do you think the on $1,000 mvested In each of 2000 "Dogs" WIlldo, market- the 10 "Dogs" at year-end WIse? Protecting your kids on the Internet 1999 closing prices. The right column in the Joseph Mengden ~ a reSl- dId before, or if the young- 109 In the "HIstOry" file, It's table, labeled "Value," shows dent of the Clty of Grosse ster suddenly turns off the red flag time It means they what the ongInal $1,000 Pomte and former chalrnwn momtor when others enter are erasing the hlstory list was worth at year.end 2000 of Flrst of Mlchrgan He lS the room where the comput- so you cannot find out where Note that three "Dogs" also a member of the er ISlocated. they have been going were up sharply Fmanclal Analysts SocU!ty There 18 a fwrly SImple By the way, If you worry • Phlhp Morns, +91 3 of Detrolt Inc way to discern where your about what your chIld has percent; "Let's Talk Stocks" lSspan. child is going on the Internet access to at the • J.P Morgan, +30.7 per- sored by John M Rlckel. 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. } February 1, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Autos 15A Caution: Automotive writer brakes for Korea's Kia Rio The KJa lUo IS a wce. mg power on the freeway, test car, fewer annoyances legroom, and the driver's lookmg, tight lIttle car that where It keeps up WIth traf- emerged than m most cars seat ISheight-adJustable, as performs well and IScom- fic easily of tWice the pnce [would are the front shoulder belts fortable, though small The RIObehaves well on have hked a central power Rear seat legroom IS Nothmg there to grab your the road, wIth a tight SUb- lock and unlock system, but ImpressIve for a vehicle of attentIOn? How about this pensIOn that keeps body roll other than that, no gnpes this size Its base pnce starts at to a minimum The rack- Wmd nOise and road There are four cuphold- $9,118 That's for a brand and-pmlOn steenng IStight A nOise, often ISl>UeSm small, ers, two pop out at the base new car and accurate for a vehicle of uto s low-pnced cars, were mlnl- of the center l>tackand two Our test vehicle was this pnce and the httle car mal We were Impressed by more reside between the eqUIpped WIth optIOnal aIr handles curves WIth ease the fit and fimsh of a front seats, to be used by condltlonmg, power steer- One of the most Impres- $10,000 car either front- or rear-beat mg, AM/FM cassette, tilt sive characterIstics of the The interIor ISlOgIcaland occupants simple RadIOcontrols are KJa's new-for-2001 Long first-tIme buyer WhIch IS convemently placed above Haul Warranty Program undoubtedly what KJa has the chmate controls gIves all RIObuyers a 10- mmmd Buttons and SWItchesare year/100,OOO-mllelImIted The fashIOnable, contem- all big enough and easy to powertram warranty, a five- porary wedge-shaped exte- find and use EspeCIally year/60,000-mlle hmlted nor deSign of the Rio IS appreciated are the large, baSICwarranty, and a five- generIC, but certaInly acceptable And the lUo boasts upscale-looking clear lens headlIghts and WIth the $380 upgrade package, wheel covers and body-col- ored SIde moldings Alloy wheels are available as an mdependent optIOn for $275, and for $85 you can have a spOIler, although It seems unlikely you WIll have trouble staYIng on the road at high speeds KIa styled thIs vehicle carefully It IScute, but not The 2001 Kia Rio looks good going away too. even radIcal It IS styled to place without the optional rear spoUer. It squarely in the ballpark with Daewoo and would be rectangular buttons for haz- year/100,000-mlle antI-per- ' at home m the dnveway of ard lIghts and rear WIndow foration rust warranty Kia owners of a Honda CiVICor defroster clearly wants to give the Hyund81 Elantra. competItIon a run for their The 2001 Kia Rio has a fashionable generic shape with all the trendy styling We dIdn't have much InSide, the matenals used need for the air condItlOn- money cues. do not hIde the bargain mg, a $750 optIOn,but used dnver and passenger basement market slot of the That competItIon include!,>, steenng wheel, full wheel RIOISItS brakes, especially It anyway (bnefly) It the Hyundal Accent, the mrbags, and Kla'8 Crush RIO,but rattleS' and squeaks worked and dId not seem to covers and carpeted floor consldenng that our test Impact Absorbmg Structure are not a result and one Daewoo Lanos and the mats and stickered out at car was not eqUIpped WIth tax the small engine too Toyota Echo. and It'S cheap- (CIAS) body deSIgn IS sup- senses that whtle the seats much, often a problem with $10,567 the $400 ABS option er than all three posed to combme mmlmum are not tufted luxury, they small, InexpenSive cars It was not eqUIpped WIth There was VIrtually no weight WIth maXImum are comfortable and WIll It's defimtely worth e $895 automatIc trans- pedal travel before brakes strength for crash safety probably last a long time Front seats In the RIOare checkmg out if you're 10 isslOn, so we can only took hold, and stopping was In sum, the RIOISsur- Everything seems to fit and comfortable and both dnver that market Or If you are eport that the five-speed smooth and swift So swift prisingly agreeable and be solIdly fitted and front passenger get Wllhng to pay more but see manual gearbox ISsurpns- that It took a few stops to easy to dnve. ThIs would After a few days in our decent headroom and no need to mgly accurate and pleasant get used to the brakes. make a great car for a first- and SWItchesgears easIly The lUo is eqmpped WIth time driver as well as a ThIS offering from Korea ISthe low!!st-pnced new car avaIlable In the Umted States That's lowest pnced, not cheapest In an effort to corner the entry-levE'1market In thIS country, KJa has Introduced a subcompact sedan of good design, WIth ImpressIve build quahty and a peppy engIne The Rio's 1 5-hter dual- overhead-cam four-cylInder Specializing in a engine (the only engIne 500 Woodward Avenue, Suite 3440 available) ISsurpnslngly "CompI"ete Detroit, MI 48226 peppy, puttmg out 96 horse- power at 5,800 rpm It Snow & Ice r;------I $30 OFF I moves out briskly from a Removal System (313) 496.8929 or (800) 521-3865 I S10 off your lirst 3 c1eanlngs 1 stop and has adequate pass- 1810-498-91851 1313-885-3360 I SALOMONSMITHBARNEY~ I~ • Grft Certrficates. 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Several youths were gIVen block of Lmcoln reported mg at a home 10 the 1300 Shores drinkers PBTs, whIch IndIcated they that two cellular telephones block of Grosse Pomte Park At 1 a m on Sunday, Jan had beE'n drinking The PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS left 10 her car, whIch was became upset when the 28, a Shores officer spotted a hostess blew a 10 Those parked m her driveway, homeowner refused to pay 1993 Chrysler making an youths whose results IndI- were stolen between The woman, who wasn't Improper left turn onto the "one beer" but when asked peets were attemptmg to cated alcohol consumption to name a number between Jimmy the IgmtlOn when Thursday, Jan 18 and asked to perform the work, southbound lane of were charged With bemg Fnday, Jan 19. The phones returned to the address a Lakeshore, almost causing a 19 and 21, saId 14 He also they noticed that an employ- mmors 10 possessIOn of alco- blew a 19 on lus PBT ee of a nearby busme~s was were left m plam Sight few hours later seekmg com- CollIsIonWIth oncomIng traf- pensatIOn ReceIVIng none, hol The party was broken Farms pohce also contact- emptyIng trash In the alley PolIce don't know If thIS lOCI- fic When the officer pulled up and everyone sent home dent IS connected WIth the she stole a set of chIldren's the car over, he notIced the ed DetroIt pohce and asked and had seen everythmg If they were lookIng for a Also the car alarm was mak- other two dIshes from the back porch dnver, a 17-year-old Park - Jlm StlCkford Park pollce arrested the youth, had watery eyes and Absent-minded whIte pIckup that may have mg nOIse . ~ gotten Into an aCCIdent and The suspects then ran woman and recovered some he also detected the odor of down the alley and got mto a of the dIshes alcohol The youth saId he shopper & fled the scene DetrOit offi- Lying for no cers were Indeed lookIng for late 1970s model Ford and had a few beers and faded caller such a vehIcle that caused a drove off reason Big mouth his field l>obnety test He three-car pIleup ear her that blew a 08 on hiS prellml- A Grosse Pomte Farms On Saturday, Jan 27, A woman last week who woman made a cellular tele- evenmg Farms pollee shortly before 8 pm, Grosse refused to be pulled over for nary breath test, below the referred theIr report to Statue stolen phone call while shoppmg m A WItness saw two men POInte Woods pollce caught an appatent traffic VIOlation state lImIt of 10 requIred to DetrOIt authontJes be charged WIth drunk dn- a store 10 the 18800 block of take a $200 figunne from two male teenagers from unleashed "a verbal barrage Mack m Grosse Pomte vmg the basement of a store 10 HIghland Park who were mdIcatmg I was harassmg But because the driver Farms at about 9 p m on Shoplifter the 17000 block of Kercheval each speedIng up the park. her,~ saId the Grosse POInte Wednesday, Jan 24 She put was under the legal age for 10 the CIty of Grosse Pomte Ing lane and passIng traffic Woods publIc safety officer the telephone down on a dnnkmg, he was charged caught on Saturday, Jan 27, at on northbound Mack near mvolved shelf and forgot about It as with vlOlatmg the Shores Grosse Pomte Farms 12 27 P m The suspects Torrey "I merely stated I was she contmued to shop When zera tolerance laws HISpas- pohce were called to a gro- ImmedIately mated the store Neither suspect could pro- stoppmg her for (an) expIred she remembered the phone, sengers were also CIted for cery store 10 the 18800 block and got mto a waItmg car duce a dnver's lIcense They (lIcense) plate,~ the officer she returned to the aIsle being mlOors in posseSSIOn of Mack at 2 30 P m to take and were last sElenheadIng both gave fake names but said only to dIscover the phone of alcohol mto custody a 52-year-old west on Kercheval were soon found out The The inCident occurred on was mlsslOg Farms woman caught younger suspect s81dhe lied Friday, Jan 26, at about attemptIng to shophft $26 10 because he was "paranoId 4 40 P m The patrolman pork lOInS about bemg arrested " had been usmg hIS cnnser's House party Drink, drive When pohce arnved, the Vandals Both subjects had clean emergency hghts and SIren A Grosse Pomte Farms suspect saId she was an CIty of Grosse Pomte pub- drlvmg records The m an ongomg attempt to patrol officer spotted a num- and crash mtravenous drug-user and hc safety officers receIved younger suspect's 33-year- pull the woman over The ber of teenagers congregat- A Grosse Pomte Farms two reports of car vandalIsm had "sharps" 10 her purse old mother posted bond for officer traIled the woman's 109 In a dnveway and on the patrol officer s~w a whIte When pohce searched the from reSidents of the 400 both youths burgundy 2000 Dodge front yard of a home In the Dodge pIckup headIng north purse they found synnges block of Lmcoln on the Dynasty from the mtersec- 300 block of RIdge at 9.28 on Mack at 9 12 p m on and two spoons The suspect mornmg ofTuesday, Jan 23. tlOn of Mack and Vermer to p.m on Friday, Jan 26 Wednesday, Jan 24 The One reSident told pohee that Tools taken then told officers that she Numerous power tools her home in the 1600 block When he shmed a light on officer notIced the truck had had Just been released from the sldeVlew mirrors of hIS ofBrys the crowd, the youths scat- a broken headhght When car, wluch was parked In the valued at about $1,500 have a hospital and was under been reported stolen from a The woman went 10 the tered He called for backup he pulled the vehicle over, medical care and usmg a driveway of his house, had and came across an lS-year- the officer was better able to been pushed out of ahgn- house undergomg renova- house and peeked through "medl-port" dIrect mjectIon (the) wmdows at pohce The old youth smolung a clga. Inspect the truck and ment, damagtng the control tIon in the 2100 block of system for health purposes. Stanhope 10 Grosse Pointe woman eventually eXIted rette outside the home The notIced that the front end She was cited for retaJl gears. suspect had been dnnkmg was smashed and that there The other VIctIm reported Woods the house and continued fraud and possessIOn of nar- The homeowner saId the yelhng, accord1Ogto reports and blew a 08 on his PBT was wmdshIeld glass on the cotIcs paraphernalia that the Side of hIS car, When additIonal officers hood. which was legally parked in, theft took place sometime An officcr s81d, "I made arnved at the scene, they The driver, a 30-year-old the street, had been "keyed" between Thursday, Jan 25 several attempts to speak, knocked on the door of the Algonac man, when ques- Bad car thieves and three gouges were left and the fonowmg Saturday but the (woman) would not house and were allowed tioned, derned bemg In an Two men were seen break. on the SIde of the vehIcle allow thiS (She then) entry by the occupant. She aCCIdent Unfortunately hIs mg mto a car parked m the Pohce believe the same slammed the door and ended s81d her mother was out for speech was slurred and he alley behind the 18600 block party may be responsible for Angry shoveler our one-SIded conversatIon" the rught and dIdn't gIve smelled of alcohol He of Mack at 5 15 p m. on both inCIdents On Monday, A woman who performed Pollce have video evidence , approval for the gathering claimed to have only drunk Monday, Jan 22 The sus- Jan 22, a resident of the 900 unauthonzed snow shovel- of the encounter should It be I needed dunng the woman's appearance In Woods Muruclpal Court on March 1 Safety guard Grosse Pomte Woods police are looking for the dn. ver of a 1988 OldsmobIle who disregarded a school safety guard at the comer of l ' Mack and Vermer on .; 'f ( Wednesday, Jan 24, at 3 27 ~t1!' The guard saId, "I had my hand out to stop traffic, but (the subject) drove around me and contInued to dIsre- gard my hand SIgnal." The guard wrote down the car's hcense plate number ... and gave it to police , Anniversaries Two members of the \1 Ed Maliszewski Carpeting Grosse POInte Park depart- \ ment ofpubhc safety are cel- ebratmg employment anmversanes tlus week • Joseph POIrier, pubhc A new shipmenl of rugs has arrived In time safety officer, 12 years, Jan 30; for OUT 88th annual oriental rug sale.H • J111Mazzara, chief dIs- patcher, 8 years, Feb. 1 The fmesl rugs from India, Pakistan, Turkey, - Brad Lmdberg Iran & China are on sale now thru the end of October. Tech-- From page 14A

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The PrIde of Baltimore n in Chenpeake Bay. Photo by Mike Bagley

I I II Ahoy Detroit 300 I Fleet ll/. tall ships to visit Detroit this summer, parade !fJ2. Lake St. Clair

By Brad Lindberg discover DetrOIt and beyond head of the Detroit Wayne County DaVId Wood,ASTA'sexecutive visiting Detroit. Staff Wnter The fleet's amval on the Port Authonty and chairman of director. "The Tall Ships "Its masts are too tall for the For a few days this summer, Detroit River will comcide Wlth a Sail Detroit, the sailing arm of Challenge wlll take that excite- Ambassador Bridge and other the calendar will peel back the celebratIOn marking the 300th Detroit's anniversary orgamza- ment beyond the beauty of ships. bndges in the seaway," said centuries to the tJme when the anmversary of the namelilake city tIon, Detroit 300. "We were a Our aim is to make the series an Jamian key to new worlds was a tall slup whose anchorage became a linch- boating town long before we were ennching cultural experience thlt The .Pride- II was laumlhlMl in I and a star to steer her by pin to prospenty an automotive town." will teach hIstory and teamwork, 1988 It is the only existing exam- Sailing's hentage will unfurl The tall smps will honor all in the context of a lot of fun." o ple of the type of Baltimore this July in southeastern Detroit 10July when they amve The association has drawn from Schooner sailed by privateers dur- Mlcmgan 8S 20 saU10gsmps enter to celebrate the city's foundmg Its international roster of 275 ing the War of 1812 the river up which explorers more "DetrOit has a magmficent sall- "We're going to have 10 ships schooners, bngant1Oes, barquen- "We'll probably shoot our can- than 300 years ago navigated to ing mstory," 881dJohn Jamian, docked at Hart Plaza and 10 tines, brigs, and sloops to sponsor nons upon amval in Detroit, iflt's docked at DJ.eppePark 10 the Tall Ships Challenge on the not raining and we keep the pow. Windsor - all magnificent s81l- Great Lakes. der dry," said Parrott ing vessels," said Jamian The challenge comprises a The Challenge fleet will tie up "There wlll be crews and uni- senes of races on lakes Ontario, in Detroit beginning July 18. forms from allover the world." Huron and Michigan Layovers in From July 19-21, the ships will be In 1701, the French fur trader select Cities are scheduled along open for public tours. Antome de la Mathe Cadlliac the way. "People can come down and established an enclave on the Although the list of ships meet the captains and crews," hilly banks overlooking "le scheduled for Detroit's anniver- said Jamian. "We expect a lot of detroit," the'rench word for sary is in "fluctuation,' said people." "str81t • Baker, the roster includes the On Sunday, July 22, the fleet The description gave Its name Pnde of Baltimore II. will hoist anchor, muster down to what would become one of the Baker called the smp "one of river and line up for the Ford Umted States' largest Clties and our key vessels" Motor Company Parade of vut vf Llu~..,,)lhl' .. lSltla~ mallU- Tht! Pnde oi Baltimore, a globe- tbstonc :ShIps. facturing centers trotting, 170-foot topsail schooner "The smps will come up nver, Following the tall ships'ren- owned by the state of Maryland, hopefully under full sall if the dezvous 10 Detroit, they will returned recently to ita home port wind is right," said Jamian parade up Lake St Clair to can. after circumnaVIgating the North The fleet will be escorted by vene Ul lower Lake Huron for AtlantiC A crew half-compnsed of noted local vessels, such 8S the the next leg of a race from histo- nautical neophytes rangmg 10 age J W Westcott, whlch delivers mail ry, the Tall Smps Challenge from 15 to 25 saIled the shIp from to freighters passmg DetrOit Also, "The tall smp parade ISthe Boston to Amsterdam to Ireland the CurtJs Randolph fireboat will mother of all new and excltlng "We came home by way of Issue a watery salute opportunities on the Great Madeira and Puerto Rico," said "Youmight see me shooting the Lakes - this is the big one," one the Pnde's two alternating water cannons," s81d JamlaD. s81d an enthusiastic Jamlan captBlns, Dan Parrott, 39 Nautical interlopers might find The Tall Ships Challenge, He added, "We sall spreadmg themselves part of the festJval. sponsored by the Amencan Sail good Wlllon behalf of the state of "Whatever freighters happen to I~ Tr81mng AsSOCIation,Willbring Maryland." be passmg Detroit Willbe part of more than internatIOnal fl81rto The Pnde has voyaged all over the parade, whether willingly or DetrOit's 300th buthday party. the world. unwillingly,' said Jamian "These tall ships aren't Just a "I would say there is no other The parade will continue up the mce backdrop for festivals,' said Umted States-flagged saihng ves- shipping channel through Lake Steve Baker, race director for sel that has ventured as far and St. Clair to Port Huron and ASTA,headquartered in Rhode wide as we have, with the possi. Samia, Ontario, where the ships Island "These are liVIngves. ble exception of the Eagle," said will lay up for the night. sels." Parrott The Eagle, the Coast "The next afternoon,' said "Tall ships generate excite- Guard's three-masted, 277.foot AHrNs Baker, "they'll race to Bay ment wherever they go," said 8811training vessel, Wlllnot be City."

\0 February 1, 2001 28 Weddin s Grosse Pointe News Baslhca Matthew O'Bnen Wlute and UmveT81ty's J L Kellogg Shelhto of East Lansmg Monsignor Declan Robert Ambrose Young III, Graduate School of The nng bearer was Ian Murphy officiated at the 11 all of Chicago Management He is a com- Leszczynslu a m ceremony, wmch was Ushers were Anthony memal real estate broker The mother of the bnde followed by a reception at Norbert Carhm and James With Colhers, Bennett & wore a navy dress that fea- the Lodge at Pebble Beach Damel Sloan, both of Kahnweller. tured a cotton lace top and a The bnde wore a silk Cmcago The newlyweds traveled floor-length chiffon skirt satin gown that featured an The mother of the bride to Baja They hve m and a corsage of wmte roses ofT-the-shoulder neckhne, wore a three-piece, tea- Chlcago and stephanotu, an empire bodIce, back-but- length IVOrylace ensemble The groom's mother wore ton detal! and a tram She and carned a nosegay of a floor-length purple satin carned a bouquet of hhes of wlute freeSia and pale blue Stark-Bogle dress With a matctung Jack- the valley belladonna. et and a wnst corsage of The mald of honor was the Karen Judith Stark, The groom's mother wore daughter Qf Bob and Judy wmte roses and stephanotIs. bride's sister, Charlotte a floor-length grey silk crepe The orgamst was Cathy Susan Kazul of Waslungton, Stark of GrosBe Pomte dress and matchmg stole. Woods, marned Wilham Prowse and the St Joan of D.C She carried a nosegay of Arc Chorale sang Soloist Bndesmalds were Terrell Edward Bogle Jr , son of BlIl white freeSia and pale blue and •Dee Bogle of Holt, on was Delores Baslle Cantor Mr. and Mrs. Raul Semple Burke of Denver, belladonna wa8 Mansa Sheehan Gaston Saavedra Jr. Shana Huntmgton Erber of July 8, 2000, at St Joan of Mr. and Mrs. William Scnpture readers were Arc Church Readers were Tara Fowler, Clucago, KImberly Colone Cyntrna Gabnela Saavedra, t:dward Bogle Jr. Bill 8enchuk and Allen Hanks of Columbus, Oluo, The Rev Bnan Ins Saavedra Zaldivar and Cokonougher offiCiated at Chen KomoslOskl of Czameclu Kazul- and Lauren Elizabeth Ceclha Mana Saavedra Mllford, and Krlstene The bnde earned a bache- Murphy of Cmcago the I p.m. ceremony, wmch The bnde earned a bache- was followed by a receptIon Remboski of Harper Woods lor of arts degree from Attendants wore hght sli- lor of arts degree m English The flower glrl was Amy Mlcmgan State Umverslty Saavedra ver blue satIn A-lme dresses at the Grosse Pomte Yacht from the Umverslty of Club Senchuk and a master of arts degree Jenmfer Doyle Kazul, With trallmg sashes They Mlclugan She IS a commu- Attendants wore floor- from Oluo State Umverslty carned bouquets of blue The bnde wore a natural daughter of Mr and Mrs mcatlOn consultant With silk gown that featured a length hunter green crepe She 18 a speech and lan- Stanley Charles Kazul of hydrangeas, blue lace flow- WIlham M Mercer dresses. They earned bou- guage pathologlst With the ers, l>CablOSaand mgella. beaded lace bodlce, sweet- Palo Alto, Calif, fonnerly of The groom earned a bach- heart neckhne, short quets of garden vanety flow- East DetrOit Pubhc Schools The best man was Ross ec0- the City of Grosse POinte, elor of arts degree m ers ill shades of peach and The groom earned a bach- Wilham Neag of Chicago. sleeves, a full, floor-length marTled Raul Gaston nomICSand tustory from the slurt and a chapel-length pmk. elor of SClence and master's Saavedra Jr, son of Dr and Groomsmen were Bernard Umverslty of l111n01s.He IS Groomsmen were Sean degree m labor relatIons and Robert Judge of San traln. She carried a bouquet Mrs Raul Gaston Saavedra workmg on a master's of peach, wlute and pmk Calhoun of Columbus, Oluo, human resources from of River Forest, III , on Sept FranCISCo;the bnde's broth- degree ill busmess admlll1S- the bnde's brother, Gary Michigan State UniversIty er, TImothy Charles Kazul, roses, and stephanotis 9, 2000, at Cannel MISSIon tratIon from Northwestern Tht" maid of honor was Stark of Grosse Pointe He IS a senior human Susan Tschiggfrey of St Woods; and Thdd Detenng of resources representatIve Clair Shores Houston, Texas.Ushers were With Henry Ford Hospital BridesmaIds were Lorrie Michael Kokosky of The couple traveled to Eng.!gements Calhoun of Columbus, Oluo, Lakeland, Fla., and Bradley Disney World. They hve in St. Clair Shores New Orleans, La An Blatt- August weddmg ISplanned Babies Marchal Blatt earned a bachelor of arts degree m advertISing Doug and Tracy Blatt of Wyatt Spencer Ray] of Grosse Pointe Park Cahf., Bmlie Ross of from Southern Methodist and the late Alan Devine Jr. Southfield and George Ross Grosse Pomte Farms have Umverslty She is a teacher Smith announced the engagement Paternal grandparents are. of Shelby Thwnship. Caroline and Rodger Kay and AI Donahee of of their daughter, Lauren Marchal earned a bache- Smith of Grosse Pomte Ehzabeth Blatt, to Wesley Pleasant },.ike 'and Jerry lor of science degree m Woods are the parents of a Watson of Miclugan Center Dorrance Marchal, son of mechamcal engmeenng son, Wyatt Spencer Smith, Jake Alexander Bllly and Bebe Marchal of from Southern MethodIst born Dec 14, 2000. Joliet University He works for Maternal grandparents are Jim and Michelle Joliet of Arthur Anderson LLP in Benjamin Xavier Mr and Mrs. Donald J. Sheehy Grosse Pointe Farms are the asset valuation Messing of JupIter, Fla. parents of a son, Jake Paternal grandparents are KeVInand Amy Sheehy of Alexander Joliet, born Nov. Mr. and Mrs. FG. Smith of Sterling Heights are the 30, 2000. Maternal grand- Harper Woods. parents of a son, Benjamin P!rents are .Karen and Bert Nichols- Xatier Sheehy\ born ~ov 8, StfrlitW of Marine City. 2000. Mate~~lladpar- ~ grandparents are Bringard Andrew L. Brlngard 8.Ild Kirbie Devine entB are Gretctl.en Miela of VJ.ttUrla Joliet of Grosse Nicole R. Nichols Livonia and MIchael. Barber Pointe Woods and the late Mr and Mrs Matthew Watson of South Lyon. Paternal Robert Joliet Nichols of Sterhng, Va, of arts degree m pohtlcal SCI- Sandra and Jerry Watson grandparents are Bob and Great-grandparents are have announced the engage- ence from the University of Jr of Jackson are the par- ment of then' daughter, Cahfornla.Rlverslde Judy Sheehy of Grosse J hn d T .'1' Sch ch f ents of a daughter, Klrbie pomtel! ,0 ,jlI1 Lill Ian u. 0 Nicole R NIchols, to Andrew She 18 a cl81ms acijuster DeVIneWatson, born Dee 5, ~, an~arents are St ~~lair; "8ho~. L Bringard, son of for Fanner's Insurance Co 2000. Maternal grandpar. Ir. ei~f PlYmouth. I M.ret I IZayti" 6f Lawrence L Bnngard of ents are Mary and Ronald Joy Barber of Yorba Lmda, Northville. Grosse Pomte Park and Mr Bringard graduated from and Mrs Jay Martens of the College of Oceaneering. Shelby Thwnshlp He IS a commercial diver An October wedding IS With CaIDiveiAquatJ.ca Lauren EUzabeth Blatt planned Offshore Dive Co. in and Wesley Dorrance Nichols earned a bachelor Lafayette, La. 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FAX 313-882.1585 • Ph. 313-882.0294 • E.mail [email protected] February 1,2001 GrosH Pointe News Faces & glaces 36 DID's fourth annual Antiques Show is Feb. 10-11 The fourth annual VisIOnsto Remember Antiques Show WIllbe held Saturday and Sunday, Feb Reverse 10 and 11, In the ActiVIties Center of the Edsel & Raffle Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Lakeshore In Grosse Pointe Shores The benefit for the The Mothen' Club DetrOit Institute of of Gro.. e PolDte Soutb wUl bold a Ophthalmology 18 sponsored by the Fnends of Vision, "Revene Raine" the volunteer arm of the be&tnnlng at 7 p.m. DIO Frida,.. Feb. 9. at the Grone PolDte War Memorial. The DIO ISa charitable The Reverse tbe Willter Blues Reverse Rame orgaruzatlon that assists, Party iIlcludea beverages. hon d'oeuvres and supports and educates the denert. a rame, aDd eDtertalnmeDt by the VIsually rmpalred, helps Grone Poillte South High SChool Juz BaDd. preserve VIsionthrough The rame takes place at 8 p.m. and winDen pubhc and profeSSIOnaledu- must be preseDt or have a represeDtative preseDt catlon,andconduc~ to wiD. Raffle Items lDclude $6,000 for first research related to the eye place: $2.000 for secoDd place: $1,000 for third. Last year's ViSions to Other prizes mclude a cODdomlD1umlD Naples. Remember drew more than Fla. for a week: two cODdosill Dorthern Michigan 2,000 people It IS the sec- for a week: tickets to Red WlJIIs Games and U of ond largest fundralser of M games: FIsher Theatre tickets: aDd more. the year for the DIO. Rame tickets are $160 aDdlDelude a ticket for Lakeshore Optimists The largest DIO benefit IS ODepersoD to atteDd the part,.. Purchaaera are Its annual Eyes on DeSIgn The Lakeshore Optimist Club wiD hold its annual WUdGame Dinner and encouraged to share the cost of a ticket. Addl- Boxing Classic on Friday. Feb. 9, at the Barrister Gardeu ill St. Clair Show, held on the grounds tioDaladml .. loD tickets are $26 a persoD. ODIy of the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Sbores. ThIs year's event will celebrate the group's 20th year of support for 200 rame tickets will be HId. local youth organizatiODS. House m June. Proceeds will go to the Mothen' Club of Grosse A preVIewparty for the The eveDlDgwill begillat 6 p.m. aDd mcludes a wild game dlDner, a rafBe Poillte South. Antiques Show will be held and. begiDDlDgat 8:30 p.m .• young GoldeD Gloves boxers in three round Rame co-chairmeD are, from left, Peggy MOD- matches. General admission tickets are $80; ringside ticftets are $100 a per- from 6 to 9 p.m Friday, aghaD aDd Patty Galac GroedDger. Feb 9 Tickets to the pre- son. Proceeds wlllsupport local youth-oriented organlzatlons. For more lDformatioD 01' to purchase a ticket. Vlewrange from $50 to StaDdlDg. from left. are MIke DentoD. Joe Koski. Kurt Murphy. Kent ean SU88DFiIlkeutaedt at (313) 886-0904. Commer, Jay Towar.Jeff Grahm aDd Dave Hohlfeldt. Kneeling. from left, are Doug Cordier. Bob Lucus and NaDcy Grose. project chalnnan. Not shown is presldeDt Paul Mumma. Campaign For more lDformation. call Grose at (810) 445-6760. They are Bruce F. MacFarlane, commander, chairmen Kenneth L. Rosol. execu- Robert and JaDe Kay tlve officer, Ronald W. NugeDt of Grosse Utz, admullstratlve offi- PolDte Farms are cer, Conrad G. chairmeD of the VaD Soboczynski, secretary, E1s1aDderCancer CeD- Philip Spinelli, treasur- ter CommUDity Dlvi. er, John J. Sulkowski, sloD funcl.ralslDg cam. educatIOn officer palgn. The Grosse Pomte Power Squadron offers a The center Is belDg 10-week boatIng safety cODstructed on the course for the pubhc and a campus of St, JOM Volunteer Council 5-week youth course for Hospital and Medical teenagers It also runs a CeDter aDd 1& ezpected The Detroit Symphony Orchestra Volunteer hfe Jacket loaner program to open in October. Council held a new member mb:er on JaD. 16. for children at two loca- Among those who attended, from left. are Dew tions on Lake St Clair The three-story. members Barbara Finn of Bloomfield HUlBand 69.000-square-foot Bev Farley of Farmington Hills; Gloria Clark of - Margie Rem~ Smith atate-of-the-art facUi- Grosse Pointe Shores; and new member Mel ty for research. diag- AmermaD of Grosse Pointe Farms. nosis and treatment wiD include a compre- heulve breut ceDter with acreeDblg. diag- nostic and support focused tnps gram wdl feature drives services. along America's premIer Dream drivers: roads and peeks Into SIgnIfi- For more informa. Hudson Mead of the City cant houses, tloD. call Lb Mitchell. of Grosse POInte and archI- NURSING HOME tectural hlstonan Thomas USPS officers: The 8045 EAST JEFFERSON seDlor developmeDt DETROIT. MICH. omcer for oncolOgy, at Brunk wdl appear on a Grosse Pomte Power (313) 343-7492. nationally teleVlsed senes, Squadron recently Installed 821-3525 "Dream Dnves " The pro- ItS 2001 bndge officers UAUTY NURSING CARE

$150 and reservations are researchers to share their required expertIse and to further the "The DIO lightens the research of artIficial Vlsion burden of the VIsually ElleD Chapin IS also a Impaired and blind by host- co-chairmen of ViSions to 109four support groups for Remember. Wendy more than 200 people in the Jennings ISthe show man- metro DetrOIt area on a ager biweekly baSIS,"Said Dr. Ticke~ to the Visions to Carolyn Barth, co-chair- Remember Antiques Show on Saturday and Sunday man of the fundrll.1ser M A trl1lned faClhtator and five are $6. For more Informa- tion about the show or the to SIX volunteers lead each group. The Gorey Resource preVIew party, call (313) Center houses the most 824-4710 complete mventory of aids for the Vlsually Impaired - Exhibit: The DetrOIt all at reasonable pnces\ SoCIetyof Women Painters "The DIO also has the and Sculptors is exlubitIng only fully accremted the work of I~ members OphthalmiC through Friday. March 16, TechmClan!I'echnologlst pro- at the Oakland County Executive Offices 10 gram 10 the state, one of 10 in the United States," she Pontiac. Operong IS sched. said "The school provides uled for 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, well-trained, canng oph- Feb. 2. thalmiC techmClans/technol- Among the exhIbitors are Ogls~ who work In phYSI- Grosse Po1Oters Isabelle cians' offices and hospItals" Goosen, Pat Baarz, The newest venture of the Dorothea Krieg. Carol DID ISa research mission LaChiusa, Deborah Two $10,000 grants for Maile and Bette PruddeDj research on artIfiClal VISion and Julie Sabit of Harper were awarded to ophthal- Woods mologlsts from Johns The DSWP&S was found- HopkInS University last ed 10 1903 and consIsts of year, and the DID orga- more than 130 women rozed "The Eye and the artIsts who hve m the met- Chip Colloquium" whIch ropohtan DetrOit area The group holds monthly meet- brought together 22 ings, plans exhibi~ and art-

CALL 313-882-3500 Toreserve DIsplay Advertfslng space by 2 P m. Friday , February 1, 2001 GJ'0888 Pointe NeW8 48 Churches LTAplans February classes The Pastor's Corner The Lay TheolOgical to 8 30 p m Sunday, Feb. 25, Academy has planned two at Caribou Coffee 10 the lectures for the month of Village. Gratitude February. The presenter wi" be "Cup of Wholeness - MOnBlgnor John Zenz and DepreSSion What Can be the topic will be "Mardi for God's Goodness Done .and How Can We Gras' The .Perfect Lead mto By a local Christian Scientist Help. will be held from 7 to Lent" The COBtIS $5. The first chapter m the Bible records that God saw 9 p m on Wednesdays, Feb The Lay TheolOgIcal everythmg that He had made and that It was very 7 or 14 at St Clare of Academy's mission ISto pro- good (GenesIs 131) Therefore, It would seem that Montefal~ CatholIc Church VIdeecumenical educational every time sometlung good happens 10 our expen- The presenter Will be opportumties for adults so ence, It is appropnate gratefully to thank God By so Thomas Hulbert, Ph D In that they may grow in domg, we are acknowledgmg God as the mfimte cOnjunction With the knowledge, mature m Creator of all good We are gratefully connecting any Children's Home of DetrOIt Chnstlan faith and become good - small or great - With God, when we pause The cost IS$5 a seSSIOn. better equipped for ministry and thank Him for the good appeanng In our dooly "Cup of Coffee - Grounds In the world. affaIrs for God" Will be held from 7 Call (313) 885-4841. The great Bible characters easllY and naturally thanked God for the good that they saw m their lives DaVId,when the ark contammg the Ten Commandments was brought to Jerusalem, sang a Spiritual Conversation class song of Thanksglvmg wluch Included the words "0 give thanks unto the Lord, for he ISgood, for ros to be offered at Christ Church mercy endureth forever." (I Chronicles 16:34) rector of Christ Church A new Ark was decl1cated by the Grosse Pointe The Chnst Church Center Probably no greater, more confident expressIOn of for Spintuality Wl11 present Grosse Pointe and director gratitude has ever been uttered than the words of Jewish CaUDell on Jan. 19. From left, are Elaine Schweitzer, president Amy Moulton. Adele Meyer a two-day retreat on Friday of the Center for Chnst Jesus before he roosed Lazarus from the and Saturday, Feb. 2-3 Spirituality. grave "Father, I thank thee that thou hast heard me and rice president Alan Harris. And I know that thou hearest me always" (John "The Art of SpIritual The class will explore 1141-42) Grosse Pointe Jewish Conversation" Will be led by spiritual conversation In Were not these words a tremendous acknowledg- John Blersdorf, former aean common prayer, meditation ment of God's power and presence and goodness? of the Ecumenical and group experience. Mary Baker Eddy, the discoverer of Chnstlan Council dedicates Ark Theological Semmary 10 SCience,speaks often m her writings of the Impor- DetrOit Biersdorf will lead partJ.c- tance of gratitude For Instance, she wrote "Are we The Grosse POinte JeWish as a Jew and the importance Ipants in gentle, non-inva- really grateful for the good already received? Then CouncIl dedicated a new Ark of passmg on thIS legacy of He has also served on the sive experiences that can be we shall avoolourselves of the blessmgs we have, and on Jan 19 at Grosse POinte our culture and tradition," faculty of Umon Seminary applIed to daily life. thus be fitted to receIve more Gratitude ISmuch Umted Church, where the said past preSident Michael and Yale DlV1DltySchool and more than a verbal expressIOn of thanks Action GPJC holds Its relIgIOUSser- Kasky. as director of the The class will run from 7 expresses more gratitude than speech" (SCIenceand VIces Rabbi Nicolas The GPJC was formed to Department of Mimstry for to 9.30 p.m Friday, and Health WIth Key to the Scriptures, page 3). Behrmann blessed the sanc- preserve and promote the the National Counell of from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Such gratttude ISnot a "Pollyanna" attitude of hentage and tradItions of tuary as a place for JeWish Churches. Saturday in the Old Rectory plaYIng"the glad game," not a superficIal routme, but worslup and learmng. the Jewish religion and cul- behind the church, which is a deep, Inner feeling of acknowledgment of God's GPJC president Amy ture for the benefit of Its "Spiritual conversation at 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. eternal care for HIS offspnng. Moulton thanked members memberslup and the com- happens anytime one listenB mumty. The GPJC also As a Psalmist expressed It. "Enter mto ros gates whose donations made the to God through the presence The community is invited. With thankSgiving and Into Ius courts with praise, be offers an educattonal and building of the Ark possible of another canng person or The fee 18 $20. For more thankful unto rom, and bless Ius name For the Lord SOCial forum for Its mem- and recogrozed local crafts- group," said the Rev. Dr. information or for reserva- ISgood, Ius mercy ISeverlasting; and his truth bers For more information, man Tom Palmer who Julia A. Dempz, assoCIate tions, call (313) 885-4841. endureth to all generations" (Psalms 100 4,5). helped deSign and bUIld the call (313) 882-6700. .Gratltude, a thankful acknowledgment of God's newArk ~oodness and presence, draws us closer to God, Accordmg to the Bible, enables us to feel our oneness WIthHIm, to become when the Ten Christ Church names rector better acquoonted With Him Gratitude, an acknowl- Commandments were The Rev DaVId J Greer will return to the forum on edgment of any good as coming from God, opens a brought down by Moses door to see more of the goodness of H1m who saw has been named mtenm ret"- Sunday, Feb. 18, to tell ofhis from Mount Smoo, they were tor of Chnst Church Grosse adventures on all seven con- everything that He had made as "very good" placed 10 the Ark Today, POinte tinents. every synagogue has an Ark Greer has held an mterlm In wluch the Thrah IS kept. He wI preach for the first position in four other parish- The Grosse Pomte JeWish time at the 9:15 and 11.15 es since 1994, and most Monthly open house planned CounCIl's Thrahs have been a.m worship servIces on recently was interim Dean housed In an Ark bwlt in Sunday, Feb. 4 of Christ Church Cathedral The program, a Valentine 1992 In celebration of its Grosse Pomte Woods 10 Houston Presbytenan Church, 19950 party, Will include "Show second decade, the GPJC and Tell" stones oflove. Greer Will also speak at Mack, WIn hold Its monthly commlsslOned the bUlldmg thJ! 10.20 a.m. adult forum He was ¥or of churchell. :"lc\ghborhood Open House of the new Ark on Sunday, Feb 4. He will in Virginia and Loufslana "The Sight of this Ark and luncheon and program For reservations, call the talk about ros background before retmng 10 1989 begInmng at 12'30 p m church office at (313) 886- the knowledge of the dIVIne- and goals for the pansh dur- He and lus WIfe mak-e Fnday, Feb 16 ly inspired Wisdom It con- 4301 or Kathy Kuehnel at 109 the next 12 to 18 their permanent home in t81DS will motivate me to months. An aVId traveler, he Shreveport, La. The cost IS$6 a person (313) 881-8186 focus on my responslblhtles The Rev. Da'rid J. GI'H1'

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First English Ev, Lutheran Church Vermer Rd al Wedgewood Dr WORSHIP St.PluIEv.L~ran 375 Lothrop .t CNltont. Grosse Pomle Woods Grosse Pomte Umtanan 881"'70 884-5040 Church 1 9.00 & 11:15 a.m. Worship A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR All. PEOPLE 815m! II 00 am T~1OOlI ServKt "Saints Preserve Usu .... 10:10 a.m. Education for All The 1928 Book of Com mon Prayer 9 30 am CoolemfIoruy Scr.1Ce Nursery Available 10 30 a m WOtShip S8Mce '""'"' SERVICES Rtv. FlIdIltek 1tIrmI, PIlIIII' SUNDAY 17150 MAUMEE Dr Walter A. SchlllJdl Pastor 881-0420 Rtv lIolIaI Col., InItIin AIIac. PatoI 8 30 a m -Holy Commumon Re, Bartoo L Beebe. Assoclale PastOl Rev JoI1n Corrado Mlnlsler 10 IS am .AduI1 BIble SIlJdy • II 00 a m -Holy Communion Christ the King -_( ST, MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Church Sunday School and Nul'el)' Lutheran Church GROSSE.POINTE CHURCH THURSDAY l\Saint ~ 12 lO pm. Holy Communion Mack al Lochmoor 20475 Sunningdale Park 884-5090 UNITED runbrose near Loclunoor Club Grosse Pointe Woods Mwm' Oft HtIft 1'/iwI1IItIJ, T11I1M' CHURCH a 8 IS & 10 4S a m Worship Service Parish SlIIlday F", S«IIMI Ptribtl FordGftraIt \iIj\ £111".111 Woodward .. Jdlmoll 9 '0 a m Sunday School & 8 00 a m Holy EuchanSi AFfIJA'I"ED WITH n£ UCC AND ABC Btble Classes 10 IS a m Church School 240 CHAlFONTE AT LOlHROP The Rev. R1chud w.1DplIs, Nursery SeMCes Available Ibdor SupeTVIsedNurse~ PTllVI and toddkr care 9:00 a.m .• 12:30 p.m.) &labItslled 1865 The Presbl1enan Church (US,,> 4:30 p.m .• Evensong 8II1II JorflIIIy lIlI CIIrtatIIll CHURCH FlIlII, 1l'Idttio11 llId WonIIIp A Fnendly Church for with the Choir of Men and Boys of IIIHGIy ApoIII- All Ages (Chtld care awUobk) 211 Moross Rd. REV. DR. V.BRUCE RIGDON, preaching Grosse Pointe Farms ~ 900& II 00 a.m Worship Services Friday, February 9 • 6:00 • 8100 p.m. 600 p m Holy LIMOI' 00!lIlIilbJ 886-2363 10 10 a m - Church School for ChIldren & Youth Valentine's Party for Preschool. 5th grade ~ 9 30 a m Worship 8'45 am - 12 IS pm - Cnbrroddler Care All children In the community are invited 1~~ a In Holy L11ufOY ~ II!ftdJI!l 10 4S a m Sunday School ReligIouS £clJl3IOO 101 Ajl AQeS 7 30 a m Ecumenical Men's Fnday Breakfast The Rev. David J. Greer, Interim Rector It-THE UNITED The Rev. Bryant W, Dennison, Jr, • The Rev. Dr. Julia A. Dempz !\IV " 1lomOl1tOI- ~ METHODIST CHURCH Aft"~-- '-I A STEPHEN MINISTRY and LOGOS Congregation .. 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Grosse Pointe Farms Aftfr l.IO CcIf*lO Jr - A STEPHEN MINISTRY • 16 Lakeshore Drive, Grosse Pointe Farms a 882-5330 gg (313) 885-4841 - www.christchurchgp.org Com" and WOf'5h,p IDd LOGOS ConInPtIoa February 1, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Learn to live with diabetes Food allergies The Bon Secours Cottage ease to hve WIth, because Adult OutpatIent Diabetes everythmg indIVIduals eat By Jennifer Appleyard and nuts, can last a hfetIme or may not appear untIl Resource Center was award- affects theIr blood sugar lev. Special Wnter adulthood ed educatIOn rt'cogrutlon by els We often hear people say they're allergic to certam In order to determme If a reaction you have expen- the Amencan Diabetes WIth proper education, foods, but true food allergies are uncommon As many as enced IS a true food allergy, see an allergIst for an evalu- AsSOCIation (ADA) and certi- however, dIabetes can be 20 percent of adult Amencans beheve they have food atIon The phYSICIan WIll gather mformatlOn about reac- ficatIOn by the Michigan effectIVely managed allergies, In reahty, only 1 to 2 percent do Most people tIOns you have had as well as detaIls about your overall Department of Pubhc At the Center, IndlVldual expenence food mtolerance, not allergy health After a phYSIcal exam, whIch WIll rule out any Health counseltng IS otTered to Certam foods can cause a host of troubling symptoms, other cause for the symptoms, an allergy skm test may The award IS given to edu- patients on tOPiCS which such as stomach upset, heartburn, gas and dIarrhea, be done cation programs that mclude dIet, exerCIse, foot but from a medIcal standpomt, a food allergy IS a spe- To perform an allergy test, the phySICIan uses extracts demonstrate quahty care, admmlstenng IOsuhn CIal type of unmune system reactIOn to a food substance of potenbal allergens. A drop of each substance IS placed through a peer review IIlJectlOns and more ViSItors For a genume allergIc reactIon to take place, the body on the skm and a small deVIce IS used to pnck, or process also can VIew educatIOnal of an allergIc person must make allergy-producmg anti- scratch, the skm. Breakmg the surface of the skm The Center otTers educa- VIdeos at the faclhty or bodies When these antibodIes come In contact WIth the allows the extract to enter. and If It provokes an allergIC tIOnal hterature, VIdeotapes, check them out to watch at allergy-causmg food, a reactIon, an ImtatlOn will develop and outpatient counsehng to home WIth family members reactIOn takes place A reactIOn usually causes a small, Itchy swelling that help indIVIduals hve well Persons need not be An allergIC reactIOn looks and f~ls much hke a mosquito bIte and dIsap- WIth dIabetes enrolled 10 the Bon Seeours to a food may mclude pears qwckly Located at 22300 Bon Cottage Outpatient • Skm problems such ThIs test helps the allergIst determine whether the Brae m St Cl81r Shores, the Diabetes Program to use the as Itchmg, hIves or reactIOn was caused by an allergy It is Important to see Center IS a key component of resource center for counsel- welts an allergIst for two reasons If you are not allergIC to a the OutpatIent DIabetes 109 or to get free or low-cost • Swelhng of the particular food, you do not need to be so dihgent m your Program that emphaSizes educatIOnal matenals. hands, face or hps etTorts to aVOId that substance You may choose. for educatIOn as the prImary • Nausea, cramps example. not to dnnk ml1k If It upsets your stomach, factor m successfully man- However, a phySICian and dIarrhea but you probably won't need to aVOId all foods that con- agIng dIabetes referral IS reqUired and • Wheezmg or short- tam mIlk or substances denved from It Accordmg to OutpatIent appomtments are necessary. ness of breath The second reason IS that, If an allergy IS present, you DIabetes Program coordIna- For more mformatlOn • LJ.ghtheadedness, WIll know the speCIfic substance to aVOId and can learn, tor VIVIan Brzezlckl, dia. about the program, call dIzzmess or famtmg WIth your doctor's help, how to go about It. betes can be a dIfficult dIs- (810) 779-7661. These symptoms may It may sound hke a simple solution -If you're aller- appear ImmedIately or gIc to fish, don't eat It. But other foods may contam as long as two hours small amounts of fish, and you may even develop an after the food is eaten allergIC reactIOn if a food you eat was, for example, In extreme cases, an cooked on a gnll where fish was cooked earher allergIC reactIOn can A person WIth a food allergy should not mtroduce new JeDDlfer Appleyard lead to anaphylaxIS. In foods mto hIs or her clJet WIthOut mstructIons from an thIS hfe-threatemng allergist condItion, the respIratory or CIrculatory systems are If you have a food allergy and have had a serious affected. The lungs may constnct, soft tissues In the pnor reacbon, your allergist may prescribe an epineph- throat may swell and It becomes dIfficult to breathe A nne, or adrenaline kit that you showd carry with you at rapId heartbeat, famtmg or dlzzmess can follow all tImes This drug opens airways and mamtains blood Whlle any food has the potential to tngger an allergIC pressure m the event of an allergic reaction. In an emer- reactIOn, most are caused by Just a few types of food. gency, the drug IS mJected and medical help then can be obtalOed. Thev IDclude • Generally healthy men or • FIsh If you suspect you have a food allergy, the best cot..rse • Shellfish (shrimp, crab, etc ) of action IS to see an allergist If you are allergIC, you11 postmenopausal women • Peanuts find out whIch substances to avoid • Not taking drugs for osteoporosis • Tree nuts, such as pecans, walnuts, cashews And If you don't have an allergy, you11 be able to eat • Cow's milk foods you eIlJoy WIthout worry. WHERE: Michigan Bone & Mineral Clinic, PC at • Eggs St. John Hospital & Medical Center • Wheat Appleyard IS a Bon Secours Cottage allergy and • Soybeans lmmunology speczallSt who seespatients at East Area Children are ten bmes more hkely than adults to Allergy and Asthma Center, located on Mack For an Participants May Receive: appomtment, call Bon Secours Cottage PhYSician have food allergtes. As they grow, they usually outgrow • Regular Bone Density Tests the allergy - generally by age 6 or so Referral at (800) 303.7315 But some allergIes, espeCIally those to fish, shellfish • Regular Visits & Evalutions • Investigational Drug • Calcium & Vitamin D Supplements • Travel Compensation For more information ca\\: TRUST IN BON SECOURS NURSING CARE CENTER 1-888-844-9010 ~.... ,--; ~ , MOM ALWAYSKEPTYOU OUT OF HARM'S WAY. What1s Best for Your Knee Injury? TODA\1 YOU CAN RETURN THE FAVOR. by Terrence F\. Lode. M D Knee injuries are very common among professIonal, amateur, comprehenSIVe family-eentered care, hen someone you and weekend athletes alike, love needs long-term offenng: i • Among the best nursmg staff-ta-pallent If JOU do Injure your knee, rest. nursing care or short- W ratios m the area, apply Ie., and elevate the knee to term rehabilitation following ill- reduce swelling. Ifyour Injury does ness or surgery, Bon Secours • IndiVidualized therapy and rehabilitatIOn not ,mpl"O'ie WIthin approximately Nursing Care Center is one of the programs. three days you should seek mediCal best decISions you can make. • Special activities and day tnps to meet asSIStance. If you answer yes to the Just minutes away, Bon Secours residents' SOCialand phYSical needs. follOWing questIOns. 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True ,nstabllity k may ,ndlcate a ligament Injury our r..... -&1 '4 4 Does your knee prevent sports partlClpatlonl Pa,n that can ~ "worked through' with warm up ISoften less Significant than a condition that prevents partiCipation Soreness ~ONSECOURS pnman Iy after partK'patlon ISoften NURSINC CARE CENTER present WIth les, senou, ~ond,lloo", 26001 Jefferson at 10112 Mile Road St Clair Shores 810 779.7000 To reduce )'OW' risk of lnIuring www bonsecourscotlage org a knee, follow these slmpte steps. , Warm-up and stretch before and after exerc,slng or plaYIng sports , Check WIth your doctor before starting a new sport or exercIse routine • Use appropnate protectrve equ Ipment when plaYIng sports • Wear appropnate good.frttJng athlet,c footwear • Don t be a "Vv'eekend Wamor" Packing actIVIty,nto only two days Will ,ncrease nsk of Injury WIthout really ,ncreaslng your fitness level Con sistent regular activity ISrecommended February 1, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 68 Health Workplace intervention: A good way to start recovery talkmg about people who First, tie a worker's alcohol or other drugs Imagme a chromc health operate machmery, drive or tion. Meet with the addlct- Feanng, who has led may have gotten SIck and employee. Talk in a non- or other drug use to rondltl0n that makes perform other CruCial Job eel more than 1,000 mterven- helpmg them get well " judgmental way about how declines m performance and employees tasks safely Addlctlon tlOns, notes that he has drinking or other drug use work safety Also, reVlew ThIS artICle fS a chemICal • More hkely to steal mcreases health msurance never been sued He urges impairs that person's abihty the mterventlOn plan With from their employer cl8lDlS and downgrades pro- employers to proceed With health column prouu1ed by to work. Offer treatment as m-house counselor an out- Hazelc1en. a non-profit • More likely to be ductlVlty at all levels, from mterventlon because It's the Side attorney agency based tn Center Cfty, involved m workplace accI- the assembly lme to the an option. Also explam cost-effective and compas- what will happen If the Employers spectfically Mtnn. that offers mforma- dents boardroom sIOnate trung to do need to know the twn and serUfces related to • Twice as likely to have The upside IS that work- employee does not accept "The whole Idea of work- Amencans With Disablhtles addfctwn and recovery For unexcused work absences place mterventlOn - takmg treatment . place mterventlOn IS to help 5 Admit the employee Act (ADA) 'rros law • TwIce as likely to ask carefully planned steps to people get help," Feanng more resources on substance directly into treatment. Or reqUIres employers to ~for early dismissal from gwde an addlcted employee s81d "It's not to trap some- abuse, call Hazelc1en at take the next step to get- accommodate employees (888) 535-9485 or check Its work. mto treatment - often WIth a chromc health condl- body, and It's not a good- works Feanng reports that ting a referral to treatment. 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Bon Secours Cottage offers pulmonary, cardiac rehab employers would be foolish Feanng explams five As part of its ongoing pul- persons at nsk of develop- Breather's Club to 4 30 p m on the third not to mtervene and mltlate steps to conductmg an effee- monary and cardiac rehabll- mg heart dtsease and those Thts free educational Monday of each month at treatment for thIS condt- tlVe workplace mterventlon: itation programs, Bon recovenng from cardlac ill- support group IS for people Cottage Hospital, lower tion 1 Select a professional Secours Cottage Health ness or surgery. For Infor- WIth chrome obstructive level You don't have to Imagme mterventlomst. Fmd an Services offers the followmg matlon, call (313) 343-1590 lung dlsease such as PartiCipants may Jom at such a condttlon It already experienced person from classes for strengthening (select option 2), between 7 emphysema, broncrutls or outsIde the organization any time exists in the form of addtc- muscles and endurance a m and 4 p m weekdays asthma. For more mformatlon, tion to alcohol and other who can faClhtate the training: The group meets from 3 call (313) 640-2582 ::tlrugs. process American Lung Association 2 Orgamze the interven- :: And It'S rampant in the Pulmonary Rehabilitation :t-merican workplace. bon. Plan for a group of Bon Secours Cottage plans Heart Health Fair Yet employers often hesl- people to meet with the Program =. Bon Secours Cottage ::tate to take action when employee and present that A physician referral is February is American Come to the Bon Secouts health profeSSionals WIll be :.,-addictton impairs employee person with speCIfic, docu- required for this education- Heart Month According Cottage Heart Health F81r to on hand to answer any ques- ::JH!rformance and creates mented consequences of his al exercise program for per- the Amencan Heart frllm 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday, tlons you may have about or her addlcnon This group sons with chronic obstruc- ASSOCiation, each year Feb 15, at the Bon Brae ::::workplace hazards physical activity, healthy of people IS the intervention tive pulmonary disease apprOXimately 1 5 milhon Center, 22300 Bon Brae (10- = "HeSitant to mtrude on dlets and ways to lower the ~eir employees' pnvate team. Also make prepara- (COPD). Amencans suffer heart 1/2 Mile and Jefferson) in risk for heart attack 3ives, supervJsors and man- tions for the employee to For more information, attacks. Nearly 500,000 die St. Clair Shores. Health call (313) 640-2582 between ::,egers naturally resist the enter treatment, including as a result screemngs, which include For more tnformahon or -need to confront the prob- msurance coverage and 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. week- In fact, heart attacks non-fastmg cholesterol to preregIster, call ::lem until action becomes travel arrangements. days. claim more lives than any (totallHDL) and blood pres- Community Health ::unaVOIdable," wntes James 3 Hold a pre-mterven- other smgle cause Are you sure, will be offered, as well Cardiac Rehabilitation Promotion at (810) 779-7900 tion meebng. Include all at nsk? Is there something as mdiVldual consultations EF'earing, author of a between 9 a m. and 4 p m E!lazelden book, "Workplace the intervention team mem- Program you can do to prevent to discuss your risk factors. weekdays ~ntervenhon The Bottom bers Present addiction 88 a A physician referral is becoming a statistic? The cost IS $10 a person ~e on Helpmg Addtcted disease and explam how needed for this educational :Employees Become treatment works. Then exercise program offered to : Producttve Agam " assign each team member a ;: This delay costs too part to play - a key point .. much. Contrary to popular to make during the actual DONATE YOUR VEHICLE (800) 543-LUNG "beliefs, most addtcts are mtervention meeting Keep to ttJe American lung Association of MichlQ8n actively employed, and they the mtervention from AMERICAN WNG ASSOCIATION. becommg a free-for-all that • Get a generous tax break! 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Educational the Charles H Wnght from 10 a m to 4 pm Woodward m DetrOIt IS the focus of the new pho- adventures Performing puppets Museum of African Ch1ldren can explore the Launch Afncan-Amencan tograph1c exh1b1tlon Past Parents and chlldren allke American H1story, 315 E hands-on exhlb1tlOn RaClng HIStory Month w1th song, VISIOns, Present InSights The Grosse Pointe War The Woodward Avenue Memonal, 32 Lakeshore m can wonder at performances Warren m DetrOit The core on the Wmd Sailing on the dance and educatIOnal actlv- Rephotographlc ProJec\, Grosse Pomte Farms, offers of the Japanese folk tale The exlub1t, Of the People, cele- Great Lakes, along WIth per- 1tles durmg free African open through Septemb~r a full schedule of educatlon- Crane Malden, Saturdays, brates DetrOIt's place m manent exh1b1tIons featur- Amencan Family Day pro- through Feb 24, at 2 pm, Afncan Amencan hentage mg the doomed ship grams, Saturday, Feb 3, 2001 Expenence Palnt By al and SOC1aladventures for Number, the story of ho!, chl1dren Treat your httle at the PuppetArt/Detro1t and culture The Museum IS Edmund F1tzgerahl and a from 11 a m to 4 p m Puppet Theater, 25 E open Tuesday through freIghter p1lothouse Glen Youngsters, ages 5 to 11, can DetrOIt's own Palmer Pamt Valentmes, ages 6 and Company mvented the above, to a Sweetheart Tea, Grand River in DetrOIt Sunday, from 9 30 a m to 5 Schuldt of the Great Lakes explore tradItIOnal art forms Tickets are $7 for adults and p m Admlss10n IS $5 for MantIme Inst1tute Wlll pre. through a Pollsh Culture pamt-by-number hobby 'fuesday, Feb 6, from 4 to craze m 1950 Youngsters 5 30 p m The fee is $20 $5 for ctuldren Call (313) adults and $3 for chlldren sent the free lecture The Workshop, Saturda~ Feb 961-7777 over the age of five Call museum ISopen Wednesday 10, from 1 to 3 P m The fee can expand their knowled~ M1ddle Schoolers can make of the toys, games, jrans- plans to attend a Valentme's (313) 494-5800. through Sunday, from 10 IS $3 Detr01t's 300th bIrth- a m to 5 p m AdmISSIOn1S day 1Sthe mSpJratlOn for the portatIOn, office materials Day Dance, Fnday, Feb 16, Zoo newl Sailor art $2 for adults and $1 for chil- spec1al exh1bltlon 30 Who and home Ilfe of the past from 7'030 to 10 30 p m Ice carvings, live mus1cal through the hands-on expe- Tickets are $9 and must be Folk Art of the Great dren, ages 12 to 18 Call Dared Detro1ters Who entertainment, story telling (313) 852-4051. Made a D1fference, through nences of the I D1scover purchased m advance with a and more await your faml1y Lakes, an exhIbition of works created by sallors, can December 2001. VIew exh1b1t valid War Memonal I D Skl during Wl1d Wmter festiVl- The Museum IS 0P8l1 HI Club members, m grades be v1ewed at Belle Isle's Detroit's past 1mages of DetrOIt and ties at the Detroit Zoo, at Mlch1gan, from 1898 to Wednesday through Fnd8¥, 6 to 12, wIll head for down- Dossm Great Lakes Stroll the Streets of Old Ten Mde and Woodward m 1924, as captured In the new from 9 30 a m. to 5 p m and h1ll fun at Pme Knob, Royal Oak, through Museum, access1ble Vla the DetrOIt; exper1ence more MacArthur BrIdge at E than 100 years of automo- exh1bitIOn The Detro1t Saturday and Sunday, fror,n Fnday, Feb 9 Buses wdl Wednesday, Feb 28 Be the 10 a m to 5 pm The sug- depart at 4 30 p m and Jefferson and E Grand bve history and travel from Pubhshmg Company first kId on your block to Lookmg at the World, run- gested adm1ss1on1S$4 50 fQr return at 11'30 p m VlS1t the new $6 ml1hon Boulevard m Detro1t Take Frontlers to Factones m a free screenmg of the through the permanent nmg through February adults or $2.25 for semorp, Snowbunny and SnowbIrd National Amphib1an ch1ldren ages 12 and under SkI Club members, ages 5 to Vldeo Salvage of the Sldney exhibItIons of the Detro1t 2001 Conservation Center This More than 100 years of enter free Call (313) 833- 14, will hlt the slopes ofPme Sm1th, Saturday, Feb 3, HIstorical Museum, 5401 state-of-the-art village, dedt. life on DetrOIt's mam street 1805 . Knob, Saturday, Feb. 10 cated to the conservation, Buses will leave at 9 a m preservation, exlubltIon and and return at 4.15 pm mterpretation of amphibian Membershlp 1S $35 Trips life, housea a host of amaz- are $53 for skiers or $58 for mg anlmals including snowboarders. Ski rentals Japanese giant salaman- are $70. Snowboard rentals ders, hellbenders, emperor are $86. Pre-registration for newts and dartmg pOlson act1vities can be charged to frogs. The Zoo is open your Master Card or Visa, Monday through Saturday, Vla fax at (313) 884-6638 or from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m and phone at (313) 881-7511. Sunday, from 10 a m. to 6 p.m. Zoo admiSSIon is $7.50 For the Birds for adults, $5.50 for semors The MichIgan United and students, ages 2 to 12. Conservatlon Clubs will Call (248) 398-0903. offer a free Birds of Prey program, featuring live ani- Auto excitement mals, Wednesday, Feb. 7, at Introduce your young auto 6 p.m., 10 the Central enthUSIast to all aspects of Branch of the Grosse Pointe des1gn and production Pubhc Library, 10 Kercheval through the hands-on m Grosse Po1Ote Farms. exhibIts of The Spint of Reservations are reqwred Ford, 1151 Village in Call (313) 343-2074, ext Dearborn. Winter revs up 221 with Extreme Ice, through Sunday, Feb. 25, mcludtng See The Wizard an ice-clrmbing wall, winter The Eastpomte Players village and GlaCler Run SlID- Wlll travel down the Yellow ulator ride. The museum IS Bnck Road during their pro- open daily, from 9 a m to 5 ductIOn of the L. Frank p m. Admission 1S $6 for Baum classic Wizard of Oz, adults, $5 for semors and $4 Fr1day, Feb 2 through for cluldren ages 5 to 12 Sunda~ ~eb. 4, at the Call (313) 317-7474 Eastpomte CommunIty Center AudItonum, 16435 History alive Eas~t Mile m The Henry .li'4rd ~useum Eastp . The curtain'will and Greenfield ViUage, nse on Fri y, at 7:30 pm., 20900 Oakwood m Saturday, at 11 a.m , 2 and Dearborn, bnng hlstory to 7 30 p.m and Sunday, at 1 life Travel through the past and 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $5. 100 years via the special Call (810) 757-0421. exhibit Your Place in Time. 20th-Century America SAT/ACT Prep Patrons can tour the muse- Prepare your students for um's Communications, two of the most Important Lighting, Transportation challenges of their academic and Domestic Arts exhibi- career when the Princeton tions The Museum is open Santiago Dining Room Review offers a free daily, from 9 a.m to 5 p m Summer Cottage Bedroom The VIllage is open from 9 Price Includes: Queen size Bed, and Night 5tand Price Ipcludes Gloss top tobie, SAT/ACT Strategy SeSSIOn 4 side choirs, and 2 arm chOirs. Seminar, Thursday, Feb 8, a.m. to 5 p.m., April 1 5ug. Retail $2,655 Sal. $1,499 from 7 to 8:30 p.m., at through Jan.!. Admission to 5ug. Retail $7,980 Sale $4,748 Grosse Pomte South High the Museum ranges from School, 11 Grosse Pointe $7.50 to $12.50. Admission Boulevard in Grosse Pointe to the Vl1lage ranges from Farms Preregistration is $8.50 to $13.50. Chlldren reqUIred. Call (900) 2- under the age of 5 and mem- REVIEW. bers are admitted free. Showing in the Museum's All that Jazz $15 million !MAX Theatre Youngsters can explore are Cirque Du Soled the only truly Amencan Journey of Man, Cyberworld form of music through a 3.0, Wolves. D81ly screen- 1 ings will be offered, on a t Youtheatre production of Harold McKinney's Jazz for rotating basis, beginning at a New GeneratIon, 9 a.m., on the hour m the tl~ morning and on the half- ~' Saturday, Feb 3 and i Sunda~ Feb 4, at the hour in the afternoon and Millenmum Center, 15600 J evening Tickets are $10 for L Hudson Dr in Southfield. adults or $8 for seniors and r cluldren ages 12 and under •I The curtain will nse on Call (313) 982-6001. I Saturday, at 11 a m. and 2 p m. and Sunday, at 2 p.m. Tickets are $8 m advance or African-American $10 at the door Call (248) experience ~ 557-7529 ~xplore the wonders of t...... - • ...... "'l: 'lri...-.... Madison County Uving Room Memorial church women's group Square 5torage Cocktail Table plans annual Agape Breakfast 5ug. Retail $1,185 Sale $679 The Women's A8sociatIon abuse. The orgamzation 1S Martinique Computer Armoi;e End Table ' of Grosse Pomte Memorial one of the rec1plents of the Church wdl hold 1ts annual proceeds from the Women's 5u9. Retail $3,285 Sale $1,895 5ug. Retail $690 Sale $399 Agape Breakfast at 9 30 AssOClatIon'srecent auchon Ca~isle Sofa am 'fuesday, Feb 13, in The event wdl mclude a 5ug. Retail $1,890 SaI. $1,099 FellowshIp Hall at the full breakfast for $5 a per- church, 16 Lakeshore m 80n Reservations must be Monpelier Chair Grosse Pointe Farms The made by Fnday, Feb 9 Call 5ug. Retail $1,275 Sale $739 guest speaker will be Gary (313) 882.5330. For more Haugen, preSIdent and information, call Lmda founder of the International Lloyd at (313) 886-4829. Just1ce Miss10n in Washlngton, DC The orga- STERLING HEIGHTS mzatlOn helps the victims of BLOOMFIELD HILLS CLARKSTON wwwthomasvilleohterlmg com abuses' and mjustIces world. www thomasvilleofbloom~eld com wwwthomasvilleofdarlcston com Vi.i' Our NEW In-Store Wlde. 4080 TelegraphRd 7550 Dixie Hwy Clearance Center IJM faCllitates mterven- Phone'(248) 646-0800 (248) 620-3344 / Tall Free 1888) 288.4553 7023 14 Mile Rd tion to bnng perpetrators of Phone (8101274-4440 human rights abuses to jus- Showroom Hours: Mon-fri: 10-9 Sat: 10.6 Sun: 12-5 tice, provides care for VlC. tIms and encourages 'Dr.oum Is '-IonMSU 30' dIposlIrtqUInd onlpldal" PmIM. nlWM ConIIOlIlt mIinIcI wI!I OIlY"'* oI!w 1Mslort fw compIet. W changes to prevent future February 1, 2001 Grosse Pointe News 86 Entertainm.ent

Provencal Sauce is great DSO conductor revises with pasta or rice Vivaldi, Tchaikovsky People who frequent 3/4 cup dry table wine en or shnmp to create a It IS rare for a conductor Tubm was one of thou. Chuck Muer restaurants 2 tablespoons clam hearty meal and symphony orchestra State of the Arts sands of Estomans who are probably famlhar WIth base My husband ladled to depart from the score m fled their country m 1946 tms week's recipe, some sauce mto a large a formal concert In fact, It when the SoVlet army was Provencal Sauce (From In a medJum stainless pan and added a bag of IS practically unheard of dnVlng the NaZISback The Simply Great steel saucepan, heat the washed farm-raised mus- Nonetheless, there are across their borders Cookbook by Chuck Muer ) 011to a high temperature, sels He covered It and precedents for It and that Feanng the SovIets more The tasty red sauce IS a add the whole garltc cloves heated over medJum high ISexactly what MUSIC than the NazIS, they found refuge m Sweden staple In Muer (restau. and cook untll they heat untll the mussels are DIrector Neeme Jam and rant) kItchens, where It'S become golden brown (5 to opened It can be served the DetrOIt Symphony A few years later, how- p81red Wlth pastas or nce 10 minutes, depending on over pasta or nght from Orchestra did at last ever, Tubm returned to EstOnia at JarvI's mVlta- The sauce draws Its how hot the 011 IS ) the pot Wlth a loaf of weekend's concerts unusual flavor from the Remove the garhc Wlth a Itahan bread Not just once, but on tIon for a performance of one ofTubm's symphomc addItIOn of clam base slotted spoon and dJscard two-thuds of the program Inspired by Byron's (Avallable at Gordon Add the chopped onions .. One highlight of the works HIs fellow expatn- A LA ANNIE poem of the same name, ates conSIdered him a col- Foods and speclahty gro- and celery and saute for concert was a long-lost ItS moods are often tragIc, cery stores ) about 3 minutes (until the By Anme Rouleau-SCheriff concerto for pIccolo and laborator and turned on reflecting the Intense emo- him In his IsolatIOn, he Otherwlse, the recipe onions are translucent) stnngs by Vivaldt SolOist tional toneoilf 19th century calls for tradItIOnal "red Add the oregano. pars. was Jeffrey Zook, newest composed MUSICfor romantIcIsm Moreover, Stnngs, wmch reflects his sauce" ingredients ley and basll and cook for member of the orchestra's Tch81kovsky at one point dtsappomtment and feel- another minute Stir In flute sectIOn and pIccolo even doubted ItS qualIty the chopped tomatoes, specialIst mg of rejection Provencal Sauce and conSidered destroymg The work proVlded an 1/4cup olive oil wmte Wlneand clam base In rehearsal, playmg It Bnng the sauce to a boll, the stnng orchestra score mSlght on the arunetles 6 garlic cloves, peeled There were no such that anse also m the 1/2 cup onion, very reduce heat and simmer as wntten, JaTVlwas doubts at the performance struck by the monotony of Manfred Symphony, mak- finely diced for 10 mmutes last weekend Calhng on the combination of bowed mg an interestmg com- 1/3 cup celery, very Use a large spoon to the fun resources of the The reviews were raVlng !1tnngs accompanymg the panton pIece on the pro- finely diced skim 011from the top of orchestra, Jam led them from my co-workers at sustained voice of the pIC- gram The performance 1/2 teaspoon dried the sauce Cool sauce and through an mtensely emo- Champs (Trust me ... colo They lacked contrast expressed deep feehng and oregano skim one more time Store tional treatment of the sauce covered In the they are pamfully honest') and Interest. He asked the a haunting air of melan- 1/4 cup parsley, very Provencal sauce will be score The scenes of choly finely chopped refngerator for up to one mUSICiansto play major Manfred's troubled life a hit wherever It is served portions of their parts The orchestra etched 1/2 teaspoon dried week were passIOnate and stir. Serve hot Provencal Do yourself a favor, mvest the Passacagha-hke open- basil piZZicato nng. A dehcate scherzo sauce over your favonte m the clam base - It lasts We can only Imagine Ing Wlth clean defirntlon and a pastoral scene 10 1 large (28 oz.) can forever In the refngerator that emphaSized the clas- (cooked) fresh pasta and what It sounded hke as the slow movement pro- whole tomatoes, coarse- - and double the reClpe SiCalcharacter of the com- ly chopped, with liquid top Wlth grated Parmesan ongmally written, but the Vlded soothmg moments. cheese. Add cooked chick. actual performance was a pOSitIOnMeanwhile, the Then came the ending distmctly contemporary dehght Elaborating on where the hero strikes a themes that were first themes and harmonies fatal barg81n with the revealed Tubm's 1OdlVld. mtroduced by the strings, Pnnce of Darkness In the Anniversaries the piccolo fairly danced ual ongmality as a com- original score, the finale IS poser of this century through ornate counter- muted by the use of an Concordta Lutheran Church melodJes and sang out Even the encore camed organ m the final through the Ideas that Nyquist m Supenor, Wis He IS a flwd sounds of nature, moments The fact that retired USAF captam, and suggest10g bird calls and pervaded the program. It Orchestra Hall lacks an was Notturno Funebre has worked for Chrysler, the Wlnd through the organ gave Jam a final DaVld and Ruth NyqUist, Internahonal Harvester and trees. As the strings (Funeral Nocturne) by reSidents of Grosse POinte push to follow an example Adolph Vedro, another Worthmgton Corp, and IS sWltched to pIzzicato, the set by other great conduc- Woods for 25 years, marked owner of a marketmg con- effect was sparkling Wlth Estoman composer. their 50th weddJng anniver- tors hke Arturo 'Thscamni By more than comCl- sultmg company, McKenZIe charm He skipped the organ sary on Jan 28,2001. They &Co Zook played Wlth obVl- dence, the score was part Wlll celebrate m June in part of a large quantity of She has been a teacher at ous enthusiasm and flair ReVlSlngthe dynamICS Duluth, Minn and the sound of ms piCCO- music that the expatriate Bethany Lutheran School of a portion of the first They were marned lD for 33 years lo resounded richly m mUSIcians brought WIth movement that the com- them 10 1946 10 their Orchestra Hall At one poser had repeated near They are the parents of pomt, the string players escape from the approach- I) TOUR OF FRANCE the finale and making one mg Soviet army, feanng three chlldren Cynthia, SWItchedfrom simple cut in the score where the '.lime 26 ttlrough JulV 9,2001 Lynn and DaVldJr They are Ruth lUld David Nyquist pIZZicatoto an effect that the 10vaders might drama was not sustamed, bum everytmng. It was '2,"1- pel pelSQn the grandparents of seven resembling mandolIn It he brought the work to a round lrtp !rom DeI10ll Imparted a high degree of from them that JllrV1 F!rst CioN AccommodOIIonl thunderous and mOVlng interest to the piece obtamed the score conclUSion Pol" • Nice' NOllnancIV resulting m a memorable The claSSIcal concerts • LolteVolley' Chateaux Counlly There were still other performance and a credit continue tomorrow morn- • 80rdeYax • Chor1l8l factors of Significance in and much rno«t to conductor, solOIst and Ing and tomorrow and trus mterestmg concert. Led by John Rndloter. ,~ orchestra Saturday evenings rormel mll'lc dllector The openmg work of Solnl Ambroae The Manfred Symphony Conductmg IS Emmanuel Porllh CALL 313-882-3500 matched, in a way, the by Tchatkovsky followed Knvme WIth a program of CcIII(S1S)I67-MU: ,,' Toreserve Display AdvertiSing space by 2 p m. Fnday somber moods of the Dukas' "The Sorcerer's lorcol«~, •• OJ and presented challenges Manfred. It was MUSICFor of Its own. Less frequently ApprentIce," Ravel's"Le Strings by the Estonian Tombeau de Coupenn" performed than the com- composer Eduard Tubin, a poser's mature sym- and Berlioz' "Symphome friend and assOCIateof phOnies, it IS still a strik- Fantastique " Call (313) Jam's, and this PIece too ing work 576-5111. GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIAL'S has a story to tell. TELEVISION FOR THE Czech pianist to perform Feb. 11 TV5 WHOLE' COMMUNITY DAYTIME PROGRAMMING FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 5.11 at Grosse Pointe War Memorial 9:00 AM VITALITY PLUS 1:JO PM CONVERSATIONS WITH Prague and the Czech peo- Jan DuSlk, who was also one conclude with two of his own A half hour aerobiCS exercise class (Repeated M Sun COLLECTORS ple have a tradihon of mak- of Europe's first Important composibons: "The Ghosts of 1\ 00 PM) Guest Ken Lerter's "Old House' prt? tounng virtuosos. Lldlce" and "Czech Hosl Susan Hartz focuses on local mteresllllg collec- ing great music, as any trav- 9:30 AM POSITIVFI.Y POSmVE tions (Repealed M.Sun 3 30 AM, TffhlSalB 00 PM) elers there can testify. Czech A Prelude, Rondo and AmerIcan Fantasy" His Guests Dr Jantz alld authors B,II Rauhal/ser and 2:00 PM THE LEGAL INSIDER composers rank among the Sonata by Dusik and a pair entire program IS mcluded Gelle Meadows Guest Gary Kendra on Internet law world's greatest and Czech- of impromptus by Jan on lus recently released CD, Hosls Jeanie McNeil and LJzAlken - an upliftIng half- Hrn;ts local auorneys DaVId Draper and Douglas Amencan pianist Richard Vonsek are examples of the "MUSICfrom Prague" hour of poslll\e altitude. and Ideas (Repealed M Sun Dempse) lake an inSide look al current legal Issues early claSSIcal penod of Born m a Czech commu- II '0 PM MIWIF/'>un S '0 PM) Urbls, 10 recognition of lus (Repeated M Sun 400 AM, MlWlFlSun 530 PM) roots, has dedtcated lumself Czech piano music. nity m Texas, Plantst-com- 10:00 AM WHO'S IN THE KITCHEN? 2:30 PM POINTERS WITH PROST to sharing their legacy. Also on the program are poser Urbls IS a graduate of Guest Martin CooAcooAlIIg w,ld game TopiC The Friends o/Viswn Anhque Show'{ Sale FolloWlng a senes of per- four Czech Dances exhIbit- the JU1111ardSchool 10 New HOSI Chud. Kaess cooks Wllh local celebrities Hrn;t John Prosl mlervlews local celebnues about mg the lively folk culture York. He was a finalist m (Repealed M Sun midnight. TffhlSal 8 '0 PM) timely tOpiCS (Repeated' M.Sun 430 AM, formances in Europe and in MIWIF/Sun 700 PM) the V.S, where he has been that the well-known, roman- the New York Chopm 10:30 AM JOHANNA GILBERT sponsored by the Czech tic composer Bednch ASSOCiatIon International INTERVIEWS 3:00 PM THINGS TO DO, PLACES TO GO, Smetana Incorporated into CompetItIOn and promment Guest Father I()(IJISauca EcwnemcaJ Mouster from PEOPI.E TO SEE Embassy 10 Washmgton, RomanlQ GlIr!stBe/JI Sreckels on "Massage jor Couples" D.C, Vrbls Wlll perform at his compositIOns, wmle con. contender m the Inlervlews WIIhlocal celebnues about thealncal mUSical Bunn) Brooks hosts an lOfonnatlve look al what's 2.30 p m. Sunday, Feb. 11, m cert pIeces by the equally Tchalkovsky and Chopin and spmtual e\enlS (Repealed M ~un \210 AM, happemng at lhe War Memonal (Repealed M-Sun the Crystal Ballroom of the famous Antonin Dvorak competitions 10 Moscow and MlWlFlSun 5 -m PM) ~ 00 AM MIW/FISun 8 00 PM) Grosse Pointe War exempllfy that composer's Warsaw., His home base is 1l:00AM OUT OF THE ORDINARY .. 3:30 PM POINTES OF HOR11CULTURE Memorial popular and tuneful creativ- Brownsville, Texas, where Bretkels • Guest Rosallli /\('valclkjrom Wild 8mis HIS program wlll cover a Ity he IS professor of musIc at INTO THE EXTRAORDINARY Hasl hortlcullun" Jim Farquhar shares ups. gives Wlde range of Czech compo- MOVlngto the 20th cen- the University of Texas. CUd! W/4J Ch....JulJ,g ....J\.h ...... HlJ Jllk' \.h...\\o~ i0l.."': .UJtllull~."'S un e;ardcn~nb SitIOns, startmg With the tury, Urbls Wlll perform a Urbls has performed Hosl Robert Taylor presenls an eXlraordlOal) half (Repcdled M ~un 5 '0 AM. MIWIF/Sun 6 '0 PM) Sonata by Leos Janacek and extenSively m the Czech hour of people, places and Ideas (Repealed M '>un late 18th century composer 4:00 PM YOUNG VIEW POINTES I 00 AM TffhlSat 9 00 PM) Repubbc where he was wel- Upbeat )OUlh show fealunng. students reponmg on a comed as a native son and 11:30 AM TIlE S.O.c. SHOW \allct\ of IOPlC (Repealed M-Sun 600 AM. world-class VIrtuosO Guests Kathv Moore and ESSIe Mahaffi Rellred WIH'>un R ,0 PM) Appearances 10 the past Senior Volunteer Program 4:30 PM WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP year meluded a concert for Host !-ran Schonenberg and her guesls d"cus, tOpiCS Renm\ ncd local art,sl Carol La('hlUsa demonstrales and events of particular mleresl to semor CIl,zens the South BohemIan \\alercolor tcchmques simple enough for begmners, Ttle culmination of four Metro area studios finest talented danc- Festival 10 the Czech (Repealed M Sun I 10 AM. 1 IThl'>at 600 PM) ) el challenl(mg to the expenenced artlSI (Repeated ers performing their Companies best numbers It Is sure to be M '>un 610 AM MlWIFI'iun 9 00 PM) an entertaining show for all ages to enJoyl Repubhc and a tour of U:OO PM TIlE ECONOMIC CLUB OF MeXICO HIS compOSitIOns DETROIT 5:00 PM VITALITY PLUS Repertory Perfonnance from the companies of: Guest Edward WllItaCn?, Jr Chnn & CEO. SBC Comm A half hour of body lomng and step!kJckboxmg have been performed by the • Anita's Theatre Dance and Dallas Symphony and the Fealures nauonally known gueSI speakers dlscussmg e~e"',se class MIWll-iSun Sleplklckboxmg Performing Arts currenl topics In the buslIless commumly (Repealed TffhlSal Tone (Repealed M Sun 700 AM) CatalIna Chamber M.Sun 2 OOAM. TffhlSal7 00 PM) • Bravo Dance Center Orchestra of Tucson, and his 5:30 PM MUSICAl. STORYI1ME • Grosse Pointe Dance Center 1:00 PM THE EASTSIDE EXAMINER JAMBOREE "Two Icons" was on the pro- Guest John Surprenant. St John Cancer Center Hosts MIS~ Glona from lhe Cenlral Library • Ste in' OUt Dance Studio gram of a national tour by Host Julia Keirn and guests hlghhght upcomlllg local, and MISS Paula. lhe Merry Mu"c Maker. offer a the Tno Sonata ensemble of non-profit special events (Repealed M-Sun l OOAM, half-hour of stones and musiC for children • New York. MlWlFlSun 710 PM) (TrrhiSat 530 PM only) The concert Wlll be fol- lowed by an afterglow Wlth 11oI

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Thursda" Feb. 1 pm, 10the Meetmg Room of and ticket holders have over receptIOn, when Pro ments, luncheons and more, their AssumptIOn Cultural Mysterious laughs the St Cl81r Shores Pubhc 20 chances to wm dunng the Muslca presents ClaSSICSm~".~the St Clair Shores Semor Center campus Discover The Grosse Pomte Library, 22500 Eleven Mlle evenmg-Iong drawmg. the Ballroom, Sunday, Feb ActiVIties Center, 20000 how to track your Household Theatre bnngs the fantastlc, Free blood pressure screen- Guests can also enJoy bever- 11, from 230 to 4 pm, at Stephens 10 St Clan Budgets usmg Microsoft comical mys\ery lOgs wlll be offered from 2 to ages, hors d'oeuvres, dessert the War Memonal Tickets Shores, offers a full calendar Excel, Mondays, Feb 5 to CommunIcatmg Doors to the 3 pm Call (810) 779-7181 and entert81nment by the are $15 Patrons must regIs- of fun Brush up on your March 5, from 9 to 11 a m stage of the Grosse Po1Ote Spiritual history Grosse Po1Ote South Jazz ter by Fnday, Feb 9 Call skills behmd the wheel dur- The fee IS$75 Move beyond War Memonal's Fries Explore DetrOit's spmtual Band Party admiSSIon IS (313) 881-7511 109 a You DeCide Safe standard worksheet capabll. AudItonum, 32 Lakeshore past dur10g a DetrOIt $25 Proceeds benefit schol- Thursday, DrlVlng Course, on the Itles Wlth a course 10 Excel, m Grosse Pomte Farms, Histoncal Society Hlstonc arshIps, restoratIOn and fourth Wednesday of each Mondays, Feb 5 to Feb 26, through Saturday, Feb 3 Church Tour, featunng the ennchment programs Feb. 15 month, from 1 to 230 pm from 6 to 8 p m The fee IS Performances Wlllbe offered Cathedral Church of St. Reservations are recom- Historic move The Center IS open Monday $75 Semors can find ways Thursday through Saturday, Paul-Episcopal, Little Rock mended Call (313) 886- DetrOIt developer/preser- through Fnday, from 830 to master technology With at 8 p m Tickets are $14 Baptist, St Mathew-St 2047. vatlomst Chuck Forbes Wlll a m to 4 pm; fuesday BegInmng Computers, Call (313) 881-4004 Indulge Joseph-Episcopal, St. John's Wild benefit diSCUSSSavmg the Gem, evemngs, from 7 to 9 pm; fuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a Theatre Buffet before C M E and Cass Indulge 10 an evemng of detadmg the hlstonc the- Wednesday evemngs, from 7 Feb 6 through Feb 22, from each evenmg performance, Commumty Umted terrific athletic feats and atrelCentury Club's move to to 10 P m and Thursday 9 to 11 a m The fee IS $55 at 6 30 pm, m the War Methodist churches, great eats durmg the the heart of DetrOIt's enter- evemngs, from 6 to 9 p m Prepare to own your first Memonal's Crystal Monday, Feb 5, from 10 Lakeshore Optimist Club of tamment dIstrict, dunng a Call (810) 445-0996 computer With Gettmg Ballroom Tickets are $15 a m to 4 p.m. Buses for this Grosse Pomte's 7th annual free Grosse Pomte Ford House Started, fuesdays and Reservations must be made luncheon tour will leave Wild Game Dinner & Boxmg Hlstoncal Society Dr Frank experiences Thursdays, Feb 22 to March 15, from 6 to 9 p.m The fee two days pnor to the perfor- from the parkmg lot of the ClasSIC,Fnday, Feb 9, from Bicknell Lecture Senes pro- Expenence the gran deur mance date. Call (313) 881- DetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum, 6 to 11 pm, at the Bamster gram ThIS even t, co-spon- of one of •Amenca's IS $39 Pre-registration IS 7511 5401 Woodward Tickets are Gardens, 24225 Harper The sored ~y the St. Clair Shores Castles," the Edsel '& reqUired for most courses $23; $18 for DHS members evemng also mcludes an Histoncal SOCIety, WIll be EI F d H To Call (810) 779-6111 Frida" Feb. 2 Reservations are reqUired eXCltmg raffie Tickets are offered on Thursday, Feb eanor or ouse urs Literary views Religious repast Call (313) 833-1405. $100 for nngslde seats or 15, at 7'30 pm, 10 the Fnes Will be offered on the hour, Semors can expand theIr Nounsh your body and $80 for general admission Audltonum of the Grosse fuesday through Sunday, mmds along With their Tuesday, Feb. 6 Pomte War Memonal Call from noon to 4 pm, through spmt by partaking m a Reservations are reqwred SOCIalCircle by reglstenng Men's Ecumenical Set sail Call (810) 445-6760. (313) 884-7010 Saturday, Ma~ch 31 The • Ford House Wlll be closed for Life Long Leammg Breakfast, Fnday, Feb 2, at Prepare to set sail next courses at St Peter's summer With a U S. Coast Street party Live & Learn through Monday, Feb. 5. The 7 30 am, at Grosse Pomte The young and the young- Learmng Center, 19800 Memonal Church, 16 Guard Auxiliary 2001 Courses & adventures Tea Room Will be closed at-heart can e)\joy fun, food, Enhance your mmd, body through Saturday, March Aruta Share literary Vlews Lakeshore m Grosse Pointe Boating Skills & dunng a free Book Club on 'Seamanshlp Course, danClng, games and a trea- and spmt by partaktng m 31 Tours are $6 for adults, Farms The Rev Edward the second Wednesday of fuesdays, Feb. 6 through sure hunt 10 the newly reno- the courses and adventures $5 for semors and $4 for Bray of Grosse Pomte vated Streets of Old Detroit each month, from 1 to 2 p m Umted Church will be the Apnl 3, from 7:30 to 9 p.m , offered by the Grosse Po1Ote chlldren. Grounds admis. Display at the DetrOit War Memonal Give the gift SlOn IS $5 Call (313) 884- Explore health and wellness featured speaker AdmiSSion at the Assumption Greek Issues on the third Histoncal Museum, dunng of hfe when the American 4222 IS$5. Call (313) 882.5330 Cultural Center, 21800 Wednesday of each month, Marter. Registration will be Next GeneratIOn: Play 10 the Red Cross Bloodmoblle and Alzheimer's aid Sunday, Feb. 4 Streets, Friday, Feb 9, from from 1 to 2 p.m The fee IS$5 held at 7 p.m, on Tuesday, the Grosse Pomte Famlly and fnends of per seSSlOnor $10 for three Echoes Feb 6 The fees are $25 per 7 to 10 p.m Tickets to thts Commumty Blood Council those suffermg from Detroit Historical Society sessIons. DISCUSS travel, of Shakespeare person and $15 for each sponsor a blood bank, AlzheImer's Disease and gardening, makeup and additional famIly member. benefit are $50. Call (313) Thursday, Feb 8, from 9 related dementIa can share Instrumentalists Anne 833-1627 more during Just for Fun and Rob Burns will bring Call (313) 882-1416 a m. to 9 p m Walk-ms are concerns and comfort dunng programs on the fourth ballads and dance music Ahoytherel welcome but patrons may a free Alzheimer's Disease Wednesday, S9Jl into the 43rd Annual Wednesday of each month, from Shakespeare's time to also make appointments by DetrOIt Area Chapter from 1 to 2 p m The fee is $5 hfe during a concert at St. Feb.? DetrOit Boat Show, calling (313) 81H-5542 Support Group at the Henry Saturday, Feb. 10 through per session or $10 for three James Lutheran Church, Depression defined Learn how to make deli- Ford Contmumg Care- sessions. Preregistration IS 170 McMl1lan in Grosse The signs, symptoms and Sunday, Feb. 18, at the Cobo clOusly beautiful Valentines Belmont Center, 19840 Hall ConferencelExhibltion reqUired for some programs Pomte Farms, Sunday, Feb treatment of depression will dunng a Hearts and More Harper SessIOns w1l1 be Call (810) 778-8674 4, at 5 p m A reception wlll be addressed dunng a Lay Center. FestivitIes begin Hearts Cookle Decorat1Og offered on the first and tmrd follow the performance TheolOgical Academy pro- Wlth a Chanty Launch ben- DemonstratIOn, Thursday, Thursdays of each month, On Stage Free-Wlll offenngs Wlll be gram entitled Cup of efiting LIghthouse of Feb 8, from 6 to 8 P m or from 6:30 to 8 pm, or the & Screen Oakland County and The Saturday, Feb 10, from 10 second Tuesday of each accepted. Call (313) 886- Wholeness Depression: DSO notes 4377. What Can Be Done and How Matrix Human Services of a m to noon The fee is $33 month, from 1 to 3 p m Call Wayne County, Fnday, Feb Explore ancient art and cul- (313) 640-3379 The DetrOit Symphony Can We Help, Wednesdays, Orchestra's ClaSSical Series Monday, Feb. 5 Feb 7 or Feb 14, from 7 to 9 9, from 6 to 9 p m Tickets ture through the shde-lllus- Assumption offerings Talking Turkey range from $140 to $200. returns to Orchestra Hall, pm, at St Clare of trated lecture The Assynans A full schedule of classes when Emmanuel Knv10e ViSIt The Mystenous, Montefalco Church, 1401 Reservations are reqUired. and Neo-Babylomans, the and events at The Exotlc Land Called Turkey, The Show, whtch features conducts the mUSICof Ravel, ~ttier Thomas Hulbert, final program 10 The Art & AssumptIOn Cultural Dukas and Berhoz dunng a: 'a a Grosse Pointe Cmema more than 1,000 boats from Architecture of AncIent Center, 21800 Marter 10 St Ph D WIll present thts pro- Fantastic Symphony League travel/slide pro- gram wmch ISoffered 10 con- over 300 dealers, Will be MesopotamIa and the Royal ClaIr Shores, offers dozens gram, Monday, Feb 5, at open Monday through ClaSSical Senes perfor-' Junction Wlth the Children's Tombs of the Dr senes, of ways to Improve your mance, Friday, Feb. 2, at 7:30 p.m., m the Grosse Home of Detroit. The fee is Saturday, from noon to 9 Thursday, Feb. 8, from 7.30 dally hfe Reach a new state Pomte War Memorial. p m and Sundays, from 10 45 a m and 8 p m or' $5. Call (313) 647-5000. to 9 P m The f~e is $18 of well-bemg through body Saturday, Feb 3, at 8.30' AdmiSSionis $4 for adults or noon to 6 p m Tickets are $9 MUSical Color Wlll be the movement by signmg up for p m Tickets range from $15 $2 for students Call (810) Friday, Feb. 9 for adults Chtldren 12 and focus of the second program Kalosomatics Fitness pro- 759-1397 Reverse raffle under, enter free Wlth an in John Gumn's three-part grams, runmng through to $70 Maestro KnVlne an~ Take a chance on winning adult. Seniors enter free on senes Elements of MUSIC. Saturday, March 3. host Charles Greenwell Wlll' onversation explore Hector Berlloz'g, $5,000 or a host of other Monday. (800) 224-3008. Part 2, Monday, Feb. 12, Assumption's own unique Ith Callahan great pnzes during the Symphonie Fantastique' Michigan State 26th Antique visions from 7 to 8 15 p m The fee IS low-impact progressive exer- dunng an IntroductIOn tei Mothers' Club of Grosse More than 25 dealers from Thstnct Rep Bill Callahan $10. Lovers and pals can clse classes are tatlored to the ClaSSICS program, Pointe South High School's across the nabon and relax with Massage for all ages, skill levels and and Cathy Jackman, R. N., Reverse Raffle Party, Fnday, Sunday, Feb 4, at 3 p.m. Wlll dIscuss health Issues Canada will gather at the Couples, Monday, Feb 12, schedules, with speCial pro- Feb 9, at 7 pm, at the ActiVltles Center of the from 6'30 to 10 p.m The fee grams for cardiac patients Tickets are $27 50 unng a free Coffee & Conductor Ench Kunze] Wlll Grosse Pomte War Edsel & Eleanor Ford IS $30. Perfect your pictures Fees are $52 for two-day Conversation program, Join piamst Michael Memorial Only 200 raffie House, 1100 Lakeshore, for Wlth BaSIC Photography, seSSIOns, $74 for three-day Monday, Feb. 5, from 2 to 4 Chertock in a DSO Pop's tickets Wlll be sold for $150, the fourth annual ViSIOnsto Wednesdays, Feb. 14 to sessIOns and $94 for four- Senes performance of Remember Antiques Show March 2~, from 7 to 10 p.m day sessIOns There IS a 25 Fiedler's Favontes, benefitmg the Detroit The fee IS $95 Pre-register percent discount for semors Thursday, Feb. 8 through Institute of Ophthalmology, for classes us 109 your enrolled in Stretch and Saturday, Feb. 10 and Master Card or Visa, Vla fax Stroll and Chatr Aerobics Sunday, Feb. 11. The curtain Wlll nse on Thursday, at Sunday, Feb. 11. The event, at (313) 884-6638, e-Mail: Learn to save a hfe with 10 45 a m. and 8 pm; Last week's sponsored by the Fnends of www warmemorial org, or CardlO Pulmonary Fnday and Saturday, at 8:30 VIsion, will open Wlth a phone at (313) 881-7511. ResusCltation classes Adult Preview Party, Fnday, Feb p m and Sunday, at 3 p.m puzzle Tax assistance CPR will be offered Monday, Tickets range from $18 to 9, from 6 to 9 p m. Tickets SeTVlces for Older Feb 19, from 6.30 to 930 $70. Call (313) 576-5146 range from $50 to $150 Citizens inVltes senIOrs to p m Infant CPR will be pre- solved ReservatlOns are reqwred. take advantage of free, sented Monday, Feb. 26, Delightful dance The Show Wlll be open on expert assIstance m Income from 6.30 to 9'30 p.m. The Audiences can delight 10 Saturday, from 10 a m to 5 Tax Preparation offered by fee IS$15 per class Bnghten Bnan Friel's Tony Award- p.m. and Sunday, from 11 tramed volunteers from the up your landscape With Wlnning story of the beauty ACROSS of dally hfe, DanclOg at 1 WuYer's II 10 " a m. to 5 p m. Tickets are $6. Internal Revenue SeTVlce's Perennials - Gardemng with etelllIOn Call (313) 824-4710. VITA program and the Color, Thursday, Feb. 15, Lughnasa, through Sunday, Feb. 4, at Wayne State 4 Vdgear Saturday, American Association of from 7 to 9:30 p m The fee IS I Hanmer- Retired Persons, $7. Add flavor and fun to Umverslty's Bonstelle head pall Feb. 10 Wednesdays and Thursdays, your family's menu with Theatre, 3424 Woodward m 12 Ms Detroit The curtatn Wlllnse MlICGnIw Cupid's dance through Thursday, Apnl 5 Greek Treats - TraditIonal & Treat your true love to a Participants can make NutntIonal, Monday, Feb Fnday and Saturday, at 8 13 llV'OW p m and Sunday, at 2 p m 14 ScoIdl WId wonderful evening of music, appo1Otments to bnng their 12, at 7 pm The fee IS $10 WfbI'I sweet treats and more at finanCial materials and Photographer Rosh Sillars TIckets are $8 and $10 Call 111Huhop- Cupid's Cabaret, a forms mto the SOC offices, Wlll teach you to Capture (313) 577-2960 pIlgnd Valentine's Dance and suite 300 of the That SpeCial Moment on Valentine queen 17 ConlJ1entaI 34 NeIghborhood Club, film fuesday, Feb. 20, from 7 The Queen 01 Soul, Aretha CXlln Fundralser for Grosse 18 last Pomte Unitanan Church, Wednesdays, from 1 to 3 30 to 9 P m. The fee IS$15 Deal Frankhu, Wlll lend her spe- 111 HIlI 17150Mawnee, Feu 10, at 8 pm 01 Thur"da}", flUm 9 }ourself Illto a Budge COI Cial talents to a benefit a dIr1C8 p m. Tickets for tms black- a m to noon (313) 882-9600 Beginners Refresher, Valentine's Day concert for 21 Spy tIe optIonal event are $35 Historic home Tuesdays, Feb 27 to Apnl 3, the MUSICHall Center for noveist Call (313) 885-4939 The past comes to hfe at fro~ 930 to 11 30 a m The the Performmg Arts, 350 ~ The Grosse Pointe fee IS $48 Macomb County MadIson, Wednesday, Feb. 22 OoIoIhy'a From the heart Jom the InterfaIth Historical Society's c 1823 Commumty College offers a 14, at 7'30 p m TIckets heme range from $25 to $100 Call • 28 T1lreesome Volunteer Caregivers of Provencal-Weir House, 376 Wide vanety of ways to 2IAKennedy SeTVlces for Older Citizens Kercheval 10 Grosse Pomte expand your horizons at (313) 963-2366. 30 Golf bill's as they replace lonelmess Farms GUIded tours of the poIIlIOn with love by delivenng renovated Greek-Revival 31 Enc:rde Valentines and gift baskets home Will be offered on 32Bkle Saturday, Feb. 10, from 1 to 33 Style to semors dunng a Heart to DO YOU 34FIlIUdian Heart program, Saturday, 4 p m Guests can learn ••• CXlI1CIIP Feb 10 The event opens about dady mneteenth cen- want to be in the metro calendar? 35NCn.- with a 9 a m breakfast at tury hfe, Vlew a display of Then filt out thIS form send It to 96 Kemheval, Grosse POInte 38D!op the Neighborhood Club, histonc Grosse Pomte pho- Fanns, 48236, or fax to (313) 882.1585, by 3 P m. Fnday 37 "C8b8rII" 17150 Waterloo, followed by tographs and tour a recently Event ~ delivenes to some 3,000 renovated 1840 Log Cabin 38 MytIlICII Date let semors. (313) 882.9600. on the property. They can 40TlIlllClil Sunday, Feb. 11 also purchase Grosse Pomte Time 41 Sore history books, Videos and Place 41 MInI GIM CI.ulcal concert more. Call (313) 884-7010 I'IIIIic Revel in works for plano Senior fun & games Cost 48I1no1aClly by Duslk, Smetana, From ballroom and line 50 Lobon Janaccek, Dvorak and Questions? Call danClng lessons to computer IddIiYlI Vonsek, then enjoy a cham- Contact Person education, card tourna. pagne and hors d'oeuvre ~ J etv February 1, 2001 106 CommUnl *_------.G.r.os.se-po.ln.te.Ne.w-s

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By Chuck Klonke Weaver gave South a 1-0 It was a boost for our Iuds to "Their coach told me, "It's Sports Editor lead only 12 seconds mto the hold them scoreless In the a good thmg our goalie Grosse Pointe North's game third penod " showed up for the game gtrls hockey team has the "We made a mistake on Carne Brown and Weaver because no one else on the fundamentals of the game the faceotTand they capital. each had two assists for team did,'" Van Eckoute down pretty well Now the lzed on It,~ Van Eckoute South Heather Doughty said "She made some Norsemen have to refine said "Two of their goals and Libby Klein pICked up tremendous saves We then- skills were a result of our mis- one apiece should have had three or "For the last year we takes and they scored tWlce North's scoreless tle Wlth four goals That's how well focused on skating and the on the power play We had Cranbrook was someth1Og of we played" baSICSof sOOotmgthe puck,~ trouble keepmg up With a dlsappomtment because Katie McPharhn led a said coach 'Tun Van Eckoute. them and took penalties the Norsemen dId every. sohd defenSive effort that "Now we have to develop the "South IS an outstandmg tlung but score. mcluded strong games from finer skills of shootmg and team and If you gIve them "We had the puck in their AlIson Scarfone and Jl1han passmg the puck We want chances because of your mlS- end, we worked It down the Zyl10skl the girls to know where to takes, they'll make you pay Ice, we didn't allow them to "Katie was outstand1Og In put the puck, whether for them ~ break out, ~ Van Eckoute both of our games last they're shootmg It or pass- NICkJ.Brown scored twice sald. "We outplayed them up week," Van Eckoute saId mg It. 10 the first penod to give one Side and down the other "She IS one of the few play- "We also have to develop South a 3-0 lead Annette but we Just couldn't bury the ers that glVes us a phYSical more physical strength We Champine made it 4-0 at the puck 10 the net." presence She also plays soc- have a lot of mIghty mites 1:50 mark of the second North goalie Jenna Ulmer cer, so she doesn't mmd the who have some trouble with period, but North's Jennifer recorded her fourth shutout physical aspect ofthe game" the bigger players on other Boutin got a goal, asSisted of the season, turmng away North plays at Bloomfield teams" by Kathryn Barlow, at 4:54 13 shots The Norsemen Hills on Saturday at 7 30 Last week, North played South's Came Brown com- peppered Cranbrook's goahe p.m , then returns home to two of the better teams in !pleted the sconng at 10 23 of Wlth 29 shots. face Regina on Wednesday the MIchigan Metro Girls I the second period. Hockey League and came I .One thing I was pleased away With a 5-1 loss to Wlth was that we played league-lead1Og Grosse hard the whole game, unlike Knights get better Photo by Rosh Sdlal'1l Pomte South and a scoreless the last game with South Sara Van RaemdoDek (13) of Grosse Pointe North By Chuck Klonke after that game," Barry said tie with Cranbrook when we stopped plaYing battles a Groue Pointe South player for the puck Sports Editor "I told the kuls to go out and Kmgswood. after they got a big lead, ~ Umverslty Liggett have fun playing the game I daziDglut wee~"pme at the City Ice Arena. South North found itself staring Van Eckoute said paeted • 6-1 vfctory, School's hockey team has think. they were more at a deficit moments after "We talked about that made some great strides relaxed (l1gaidt. Notre the opening faceoff. Cassie after the second period and smce It lost to Notre Dame Dame) Havmg fun isn't all 14.2 in the consolation game about what's on the score. of the Kmghts' InvitatIOnal board. It's about giVIngyour Devils a point away from division title tournament m mId- best from start to finish. December "After the first penod By Chuck Klonke take them hghtly. We had been playmg extremely well bId with a minute and a half Sports Editor two great chances on the "We're getting better," when we were down 3-0, I for the Blue DeVllsfor sever- remain10g 10 the second coach Dan Barry said after One more point and first shift and should have al games, made It 2-0 with a told the kids, 'Now we're in a penod, had only 11 shots on ULS lost 6.3 to the Insh on hole Let's see if we keep Grosse Pointe South's hock- had two goals," said Blue power-play goal at 1 04 of goal ey team WllI have acmeved Monday in a MIclugan Prep fightmg to get out of It ' And DeVllscoach Bob Bopp. "The the second penod. It took Maxwell capped the scor- one of its goals for the sea. game turned out to be some- Hockey League game we did We battled and bat- only 1 29 for 'Ibdd Lorenger ing for South with an empty- "It's been a slow process son, tlung of a struggle though, to 10crease South's lead to tled and actually won the net goal 10 the final second but we're getting used to the third period. That's what I And the Blue Oevtls have because we had some trou- three goals of the game Maxwell also four MIchigan Metro HIgh style we want to play." wanted to see " ble fiwsh10g "1bdd has been arguably had an assist to go Wlth hiS School Hockey League There are stIll some Freshman 'Ibmmy Russell "Wp had 40 shots and the best player on the Ice In two goals Jordan Winfield, games left in wluch to get looked very sharp but we bumps 10 the road One of scored two goals for ULS every game we play - and Bobby Danforth, Lorenger, them occurred last Saturday the one pomt they need to couldn't put the puck 10 the and Calv10 Ford picked up that 1OclJ1desboth teams," Starr and Matt Jarboe each when the Kmghts lost 7-0 to clinch the league's East net. But as long as we keep Bopp Sald collected an asSIst the other one Ford also had DetrOIt Country Day in a two aSSIsts, whlle Tony Diviaion title gettlng the chances, I'm not Lorenger was named the Earher, South lost 3-110 a South edged another step that concerned We've talked league game outstanding defenseman in "We had a big meetmg closer to the champIOnship about takmg that extra sec- the dlVlSlOQa year ago and See SOUTH, page 3C See ULS, page 3C last Saturday Wlth a 3-1 vic- ond to get a better shot off ~ he's a prime candidate to tory over Wyandotte Remy Fromm opened the repeat that honor thiS sea- Roosevelt. sconng for South at 5 48 of son ~ "Wyandotte has been the first penod Roosevelt, which spOiled struggling but we didn't Steve Maxwell, who has goalie Jon Starr's shutout NO,rsem.endon't get lucky I against Sham.rocks skaters ,J By Chuck Klonke beat Cranbrook Kingswood earlier 10 the week Sports Editor (DIVISionIll) 4-1 10 a league "We played a great game It's a good thmg Redford game Wednesday North agamst Cranbrook, ~ Lock Cathollc Central Isn't 10 makes it four straight said. "After the first period DiVlslon II for the state agalOst defend10g champs their coach came up to me hockey playoffs. on Friday when It travels to and sald, 'What's gotten into GroSBe Pointe North will Mona Shores. your guys? They're allover have seen enough of the With the game tied 2-2 on us.' We just outplayed and defending state DiVlslon I goals by North's Mike outworked them. We didn't champions during the Barger and Roger Home, gIve up a lot of chances m GROSSE POINTE FARMS-CITY Michigan Interscholastic Alex Chapman was stopped the first two penods " Hockey League season on a breakaway attempt late North came out of the first LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL -!!'heir offense is awe- in the second period Chris penod with a 1-0 lead on some," saId North coach Barger was in position for a Home's power-play goal. - OPEN REGISTRATION - Scott Lock after the rebound, but CC's goalie The Norsemen got two Shamrocks beat hiS held the puck. goals from Mike Kasprzak FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGES 7 TO 12 Norsemen 6-2 last Saturday . Moments later, Ross came and one from Enc Thohey in "'nley're potentially better down the lee leading a the second penod to go up 4- BEGINS ON FEBRUARY 13TH AND 14TH ~ last year's team Their break A North player had 0 The Cranes finally spoiled one line of Jared Ross, Brett lost rus stlck and was try10g Chase's shutout bid with 17 John and Derek Gennch to pick it up. Ross made a seconds left 10 the game Where: Neighborhood Club, 17150 Waterloo, was all over us They figured pass that hit the stIck and "Everyone played hard," Grosse Pointe, MI 10 five of CC's goals." caromed to a Shamrock Lock said. "The forwards But as good as CC IS, player who was at the SIdeof were mOVlngthe puck, the North managed to stay with the net defense was domg what It When: 7:00 PM. 8:30 PM,Tuesday, February 13th the Shamrocks until they Then CC scored two goals needed to do and Colin was and Wednesday, February 14th scored two goals early in the 30 seconds apart m the first malung the saves when he third period to go ahead 5-2 few minutes of the third had to. "It was a pretty even period and North had to "Wp hAil fom gr4>Flt rrac- Boys and Girls ages 7 • 12 game for two penods" Lock play catch-up tlceS before that game. After A player'S age Is hlslher age as of July 31, 2001 sood "We could have been 10smg to Mona Shores, the up 3-2 after two, but we "We had to pmch our kIds had sometmng to prove, missed on a breakaway and defensemen and that led to They were really pumped for $110.00 for the first child. they got a lucky goal after their final goal," Lock saId Cranbrook ~ $60.00 for each additional family member the puck Jut one of our play. "We might have been a httle ers'stick 10tlmldated by them MIke Barger had three "We played pretty well, because they're No 1 m the assists 10 a strong perfor- but It wasn't our best game state and ranked thud mance and Kasprzak had an An extra Copy of Player's Birth Certificate, Proof of Residency, It seemed like mentally we natIOnally But now we assIst to go Wlth rus two Reglstrallon Fee Payment were tired in the third peri- know we can play with goals. od Maybe their scoring that them." Class' A' - An InstruclIonallcague for 7 & 8 year olds goal late In the (second) "Kasprzak has been great Class' AA'. for 9 and 10 year olds penod had sometlung to do Goalie Cohn Chase played smce the Marquette game," Class 'AAA'. and 'MaJOrs' - for 10,11 and 12 year olds Wlth It. Plus we've had a an outstandmg game for Lock said "He had three tough schedule ~ North, despIte the SIXgoals breakways {agamst Practice begins approxImately the firsl week In Apnl Games begm aboUt May 1st and the season ends pnor 10 July 4th CC was the third straight he allowed 10 absorb1Og hiS Cranbrook> and scored on defendmg state champIOn first loss 10 11 deciSIOns two of them." the Norsemen faced m a "CC had 30 shots and 24 North, now 13-4-1 overall, week They played of them were quahty IS back on the road this Muskegon Mona Shore.s chances," Lock saId, "Colin week, heading to the west

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Matt Jarboe tries to control a rolllDg puck during the too Just lIke wmmng IS ter By that time the SaInts, the three periods H J Blue DevilB' game with Brother Rice last week. habIt-formIng, so IS losmg who led 27-19 at halftIme, RIchardson finally scored for We have to find a way to had a 32-19 advantage South WIth 34 seconds reverse that." "I like St Clalf They remaI11.Ing He was assisted Pins help .North edge Center Line The VIctory was the sev- played With a lot of confi- by 1'1m Vandenboom and enth WIthout a loss In leagtle dence,~ Stavale saId "But 1 play for the SaInts, while don't thInk they have any Jacques Perreault. By Chuck Klonke County, losing by 9-5 and ishes from Hlrt The Blue DeY11sare 8-1-0 (145), North dIpped to 3-4 In the more talent than we do Sports Editor 10-6 decisions, respectIvely Bordato (152) and Senter MAC Wlute We're Just not playmg like a in league play and 12-5-0 Sometimes a loss can be North got pms from Chris (171) overall. And thIngs won't get any North team nght now" Just as Important as a VICto- Emmerson (130), Aaron Emmerson wa~ fifth at easIer for the Norsemen m Shootmg woes plagtled South plays at Southgate ry In a wresthng match. Senter (171), Mike Falzone 130 pounds, Chns Engles the second half of the sea- the Norsemen m the first Anderson Saturday at 6'15 Center 'Line won eIght of (189) and heavyweight took sixth at 112 and Chris p.m., then IS Idle untIl It the 14 matches agamst son. half agam as they made only Adam Chupa. Adam Kraft VanAssche (40) and Scott "FIve of our last seven seven of 21 field-goal plays in the East Kentwood Grosse Pomte North in a won a 13-6 deCision at 135 Somerset (160) each fin- league games are on the attempts They Improved tournament on Feb. 9-10 key Macomb Area 10 North also turned a Ished eIghth. road and In tough P\aces to consIderably m the second Conference Wlute DIVISIon solid performance at the North sent ItS B team to play hke St ClaIr, half, makmg 13 of 20, but It meet last week but the Holt Invitational Jast week- the Lakeview JU11.IorVarSIty Marysville and Port Huron,~ wasn't enough Knights Norsemen came out ahead 10 end, finishing seventh a InvitatIonal last weekend Stavale saId Hoble Scr.lelcher scored 33-28 to keep theIr hopes for 16-team field of some of the and had two champIons and a share of the division title St ClaIr led from start to 14 pomts for North and had need more best wrestlmg teams In the a thIrd-place fimsher fimsh, 'although North a team-hIgh four rebounds alive. state. Jim Van Loon (112) and , A remaIned In stnkmg dls- Mike Frantz led St ClaIr's "We won five matches by 10 "It was the first time Adam Morath (125) won tance of the SaInts untIl St balanced attack WIth 16 falls or VOIdsand they had seasonIng the tournament for a lot of first-place medals, whIle Clair hIt seven straIght free POInts Matt Mlhelic had 14 one fall, one m9Jor decision our Juniors and I compared Nick LeWIStook thIrd place throws m the final 1'30 pomts and eIght rebounds By C~~k Klonlce and five decisions," said their performance to what at 119 '!\vo free throws by Redly and Casey LIVIngston and SpoJlS Edllor North coach Joe Pantaleo. our Juniors did two years North IS at Utica !'xperience is an impor- "The key was not giving up O'Toole, who led North WIth Jared Adamson fimshed ago at Holt," Pantaleo said. EIsenhower for a MAC 17 POInts, cut the SaInts' WIth 13 pomts apIece tant factor III winning bas- pms. When we lost to Port "We dId better this year White meet on Thursday. lead to 57-50 WIth 1 46 left North, 5-5 overall, plays ketball games Huron we each won seven than two years ago." The Norsemen complete the But the Norsemen failed to at MarysVIlle on Fnday And that's one ingrechent matches, but all of their league dual meet season on that's missing from WInS were by falls. Those Juniors of two years Wednesday Wlth a meet at University Liggett School's "Staying off our backs was ago were the nucleus of last UtIca ro6ter. a big factor agaInst Center year's North team that won South seeks balance "You'dthInk of all the boys Line" a state chstnct dual meet "We still have a shot at By Chuck Klonke when the Blue DeVIls lost a III our school, there would be Although they didn't WIn champIonshIp and the MAC the dual meet title but some- Sports Editor palf of Macomb Area one or two who are' expen- their matches, both Bnan Wlute tournament body has to help us by beat- When you're buddIng a Conference Blue DIVISIOn enced ba~ketball players, Hlrt (145 pounds) and Jesse ing Port Huron," Pantaleo wrestlIng team, It Isn't so matches but we don't have any," Bordato (152) did an excel- The Norsemen's perfor- SaId. "But It can be done much how many wrestlers South lost 58-11 to Lake coach James Cleage saId lent Job against two of the mance at Holt was hlgh- There are enough good you have, It'S where you Shore and dropped a 48-30 after the Knights lost 60-36 top wrestlers in Macomb hghted by fourth-place fin. teams In our division" have them deCISIOnto L'Anse Creu"e to Metro Conference rIval "Our numbers are good North Lutheran East thIS year," saId Grosse In the Lake Shore match, "We havEl some good ath- Blue Devils tumble out of first POInte South coach Larry Davld Crow won on a fan at ~tl we dOD't have Carr. "We have 25 kIds on 112 pounds and Donald expenence~ basketball play- By Chuck Klonke "They shot very well but SaId. the team and there are some Motley posted a major deCI- ers We have some who are Sports Editor we had some major, major South, 7-3 overall, hosts good kids It's Just that half sion at 130 gomg to be good basketball Grosse Pointe South bas- defenSive breakdowns," UtIca Ford II on FrIday, of them are m three weight South's winners agamst I' players, but they're only ketball coach George Peuouleas saId "They hit then viSIts L'Anse Creuse on classes" LCN were all on pms freshmen and sophomores Petrouleas had a lengthy lIst the boards well and we chd- 'fuesday. That means competmg In Motley got another VIctory They can't be expected to be of reasons for Port Huron n't take care of the ball In weIght classes hIgher than a at 130, whIle JamIe the leaders on our team at Northern's 66-50 victory key sItuations We had 13 wrestler should be m or tak- Hobstetter (135), 'Ibm Card thIs point." over the Blue DeVIls m a turnovers, which Isn't bad, Ing VOIds 07l) and John Hobstetter A shortage of players m showdown for first place In but seven or eight of them ULS-- "Steve Pawlowski should (189) were also WInners the Junior and senior classes the Macomb Area were unforced. be wrestlmg at 135, but Motley IS a sophomore has forced Cleage to rely on Conference Red DIVISIon From page Ie we've had to use hIm at who transferred from West the sophomores and fresh- last week "We played OK for 2 1/2 Bologna, Scott Vallee and 145," Carr saId. "It's tough VlrglDla He was on the men more than he'd hke to But one reason topped the quarters, but a game is four Steve Berger each had one for him but he's a great kId wrestling team at hIS hIgh "There's not a JV team lIst. quarters." "Vallee has been outstand- and doesn't complain He's school last year that these youngsters could- "They had more weapons Ing the last few games," domg a goodJob but he's sac- "He's 11-7 and he's been m n't dbrninate, but Instead than we did In this game," Bnan Berschback, who Barry SaId. "He has been nficIng hiS own record to all of hIS matches," Carr they're playing agamst peo- Petrouleas said. was battlmg fiu-like symp. uSing his speed to take the help the team fill out the said "Two of hIS losses were ple who are two years older toms, led the Blue Devils defenseman WIde Bologna lIneup" to kIds who placed In the than they are," Cleage said And one of those weapons with 20 points'. John Russell and Justin Rock have been South was VOId m four (Macomb) County tourna- "They should be on top of the Wjll!l sophomore Joel finished wit.h 12 points and outstanding on defense I weIght classes last week ment" world winning JV games, Whymer, who came off the nine rebounds but he mISsed don't think ltussell knows but instead they're going bench to score 17 points for several ~lnutes after twist- the meamng of the word through the frusuation of the Huskies, who are 6-1 in ing lus ankle In the first stop and he's playmg losing ~ the MAC Red South fell to half against kids a couple years UL8' failure to control the 5.2 in league play. '"We chdn't have enough older than he IS" })pards was one of the factors other people step up when ULS hosts Notre Dame on lil the KlUghts'latest defeat "They probably wouldn't John was out," Petrouleas Wednesday at 6 p m ULTIMAT. fwe were outrebounded 3- have won WIthout him," ."TN. to~l"Cleage said "That's Petrouleas saId. "Those ~ BAn-L." bf/en the case in almost all of were very key baskets he COUEGE HOCKEY 0ltlr games, includmg the hIt We did a pretty good job Grosse Pointe Woods-Shores AT"11tE JOE" stmmer league at (Grosse on (Scott) JamIson. He ,"ointe) South and the team scored 17 but we made him Little League Baseball camp at Central MIchIgan earn all of them." S-vaN. "We're playing better defense but the final phase South led 25-22 at half- REGISTRATION of defense is getting the ball time, but the Blue DeVIls through rebounding We're ran into all sorts of trouble Feb. 3, 9:30 am - 11:30 am not doing that yet." at the beginning of the sec- A two-point third quarter ond half and Northern Feb. 7, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm was also part of the problem stretched Its lead to 14 AT FERRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL agall;lst East, which POInts gOIng mto the fourth outsrored ULS 31-13 in the quarter ..AGES 9 - 12 $125.00 second half ..AGES 7 - 8 $75.00 Leython Williams scored "It was a one-point game ..AGE 6 $50.00 10 pomts for the Kmghts. two or three minutes Into Anthony Walker collected the second half but then we '"Players age on July 31, 2001 '" seven pomts and SIXassIsts. had a couple of turnovers, ULS hosts Harper Woods we mIssed a shot In close on Friday, then VISIts and they hIt a basket and a Lutheran North on 'fuesday couple of threes, ~Petrouleas "We're taking a chft'erent said "In no time at all, it approach from now on," went from one point to 10" Michigan VB. MSU Clea~e Said. "We're gomg to February 17 • 7:30 P.M. play the games 10 four- And it became a second mmute increments and look half that South would lIke to for the positives from each of forget ~~~ those four minutes" Tlckete .... on ule now at the Joe Louie Arena box office .nd all ~/CRiin"m"lf.1JU outlets Including GPHA house league action Hockeytown Authentlc. In Troy. MITE DMSION 'l't-aflmger (HUrrlcanel) or CHARGE BY PHONE at (248) 645.6666 There Willbe an additional fee for late regIstration. V,SItus on the web at w_.collegehockey.tthejoe.com Burrie.Des 5, Rocket. 0 Comments Matthew Lucchese For group mformatlon call (3 I 3) 396 79/ 1 polted the Ihutout for the :Ooall Tony Calano 3, TriPP Hurrlcanel, who got IItrong defen- NO CANDY SALE Demman, Nick Monforton IIIVeplay rrom Chnillan Vervaeke .~- III ~ (Humcanel) 1Wo of Canno'l three goall were Alillt! Frank Olorllo, Matt unaullted or more information call: 882.2450 February 1, 2001 Grosse Pointe News _4C __ S:eorts North Top swimmers from spikers win GPYC are honored MCC tourney H1lary Zaranek received CarmIhe, 13-14 boys; Ashley the Grosse Pomte Yacht Wenk, Htlary Zaranek and Grosse Pomte North's vol- Club's Donna Vollmer KatIe Anderson, 15-17 girls, leyball team had to work for Memonal Award to hIgh- and Paul Jacobs apd Chns Its champIOnship 10 the light the club's annual Waldlneu, 15-17 boys. recent Macomb Commumty awards dinner Stepharne Berg, Stepanek College InVltatIonal The Vollmer ~ard ISpre- and Juhe Zaranek received The Norsemen beat sented each year to a SWim- the Commodore Frank Farmington 16-14, 15-12 10 mer who dIsplays team lead- Couzens Award for bemg the the champLOnslupmatch erslup, spmt and supenor overall tugh-pomt leaders In North had won five of Its work ethIc the girls JUDlordIVlsion The SIX games 10 pool play Special recogmtlOn was boys Jumor WVlslonWlnners agamst BIrmmgham given In several categones were Hunt, Patnck Berg Groves, NorthvIlle and for the regular dual-meet and Danny Bastle Hamtramck season Ashley Wenk, HJ1ary Sophomore middle blocker HIgh pomt awards were Zaranek and Greta Wenk Meghan Brennan and semor given m each age group won the Commodote James setter JaIme FranCIS were Stephame Berg, Ellie Marks Award for being the selected to the all-tourna- Vighottl and EmIly Turnbull overall tugh-pomt leaders m ment team from North. were honored m 8-and- the girls semor dlVlslon under girls, Ryan Seago, Boys senior diVlslon wmners Blair Llstwan and Peter were John Henry Berg, MHSAAnames Basile, 8-and-under boys; Dupws and Jacobs AleXltlStepanek, LIza Dzul Stephanie Berg and John six local finalists and Killeen Lang, 9-10 girls, Henry Berg won the Dr for scholarships Alex Hunt, Danny Bamle John Paul as Memonal GroNe Pointe North's volleyball team Is all smlles after wiDDing the Macomb and Michael Cytacki, 9-10 Trophy for bemg the mgh- Five Grosse Pomte North Community College Invitational. In front, from left, are Mia Lombardi, Danlelle boys, Jube Zaranek, Caitlin pomt swimmers in the seniors and one from Grosse Curls, Christina Solomon and Karl Griesbaum. In the middle row, from left, are Munn and Kimberly Grady, Michigan Inter-Club Pointe South are among the Kristen Browsld.. Michelle McMann and Jill BraJDos. In back, from left. are Mar- 11-12 girls, Patrick Berg, SWImmmg ASSOCiation finalists for the Miclugan garet McMann, Meghan Brennan, Jaim.e Francis, Stephanie Rose, Natalie Aubrey Patnck Whelan and Lows meet High School AthletIc and Anna Marie Badalamenti. The coaches are Rich Ferguaon. back. and Paul Palomblt, 11-12 boys; Greta The GPYC SWlm team's AssociatIon's Scholar- Sherwood. not pictured. Wenk, Alexandra Doherty head coach IS Aaron Athlete Award. and Katie Stieler, 13-14 Portenga HIs aSSIstants are girls, John Henry Berg, Dax Dossm and Elizabeth The program honors one Michael Dupuis and Brian Bourke. athlete from each of the 24 sports III wluch the MHSAA sponsors a postseason tour- nament.

Each member lugh school is allowed to select one stu- dent-athlete from each sport. South had 18 nomI- nees to tie for first place with Okemos North had 14 appbcants. North's finahsts were KC Cleary, football, Adam Burns, boys soccer; Chnstme Brooks, girls ten- nis; Chnstme Victor, gym- nastIcs; and Jessica Schore, The Grosse Pointe Hockey Association Squirt B Jr. Bulldog_ won the receat girls track and field Snowball tournament at City Ice Areaa with a 4-3 overtime victory againat the South's finalist was Mike Hawkeyes. In front, from left. are Tommy Winterfleld, Andrew Spagnuolo, John- Wolklng 10 boys basketball ny Lova&co, Andrew Snella. Mark Smale. Kyle Tapert and Maz Hunt. In the IeC- Scholarship winners for ond row. from left. are Michael Colo_lm.o,AlR Hunt. Tommy RemWet. Matthew each season Wlll be Reck and Brian campbell. In back. from left, are assistant coaches BrlaD camp- announced next month. bell and Andrew Zeleney and coach George Smale. Not pictured are Johnny Con. H11ary ZUanek recelve8 the GroNe Pointe Yacht way, Erik Lltch. manager John Remillet and .... istant coach Gene Lovuco. Club'. DoIUUl Vollmer Memorial Award from Jeff Vollmer. } MACOMB COUNTY'S ONLY HYUNDAI DEALER! Bulldogs win twice in overtime It took a lot of overtime Remillet and Tommy Ryan Gillum, MIchael work but the Grosse Pointe Wmterfield scored the other Walsh and Michael Saleh Hockey AssoClatIon Squirt B goals for the Jr. Bulldogs. scored the Hawkeyes' goals Jr Bulldogs took first place Kyle Tapert had two assists JImmy Saros, Cameron CBJHYUnDRI in the annual Snowball tour- and goalie Andrew Slaughter, Matthew Smutek nament at City Ice Arena. Spagnolo, who made several and goalie Brett Johnson In both theIr semifinal good saves, had one had aSSISts DRIVING IS BELIEVING and champlOnshlp games, MIchael ColOSImo and The Jr. Bulldogs have won the Jr. Bulldogs came from Reck played well defensively both of the tournaments behInd In the third period to for the Jr. Bulldogs. they've entered ttus season • SALES' SERVICE' PARTS' LEASE' BODYSHOP tie the game and they won each of them in overtIme. Bnan Campbell scored North gymnasts win Hyundai Advantage™ the winner, assisted by 'Ibm Grosse Pointe North's points, Remdlet, 10 the Jr. Bulldogs' gymnastics team improved Claire Cadonn's 33 8 4-3 championslup game vic- AMERICA'S BEST WARRANTY. to 2-0 10 the Great Lakes points won the all-around tory over the Hawkeyes. Eight Conference with a competition, She was also Matt Reck scored the 132,95-110.0 victory over first in vault and had a first- year Unlimited Miles tymg goal on a shot from the Year 100,000 Mile Year 60,000 Mile place effort of 9.0 In floor 5 24 hI RQB(jIlC:taASSlStanca Dearborn Edsel Ford Powertrall1 Prolectlon Bumpel.to-Bul1ll61 Coverage point Wlth 2.53 rem81ning m 10 S North's B team also exercise. regulatIon defeated Edsel Ford's A squad by sconng 111.8 Maureen Moceri took first 10 balance beam Wlth a per- sonal.best score of 8.45 She also had a regIonal-qualify- City orOir05Se ilointe JIf arms, Michigan mg score of 7.5 on uneven bars. 2001 ACCENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Powersteenng, powerbrakes,Inl Wipers, AND Tracy Dornbrook won the stereo/cass , floormals, reardefrost& more' bars competitIon Wlth an #0102 PROPOSED STATEMENT 8.5. She also scored well 10 OF floor (8 45) and beam (8 1) COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK Christine Victor had an excellent meet with scores of GRANT OBJECTIVES 8 25 on vault, 8 1 on beam NOTICEIS HEREBYGIVEN that a Pubhc Hearing Willbe and bars and 8.5 on floor held on Mondav Fehruarv 12 2001 at 3'00 "m bv the Cltv Leslie Cadonn scored 8 35 AdminIstrational the MUniCipalOffice. 90 Kerby Road. f~r and KrlstI Hook had a 7 9 on reviewof CommunllyDevelopmentandCoordmatlons bars

Natalie Victor did well In The follOWingaCllvltlesare proposed for funding under the three events WIth 8 05 on CommumtyDevelopmentBlockGrantProgramfor FiscalYear beam, 7.9 on floor and 7 8 on 2001-2002(subjectto fullfundingby H U D.) vault, Katie Weathers made 2001 SONATA 2001 SANTA FE GL a good shoWlng Wlth an 8 1 Auto,air, powerwindows,powprlocks, Aula,air powerWindows.powerlocks PROJECT AMOUNT PROJECT AREA on floor and 8 2 on vault power mirrors,stereo/cass alloywhel , keylessentry,roofrack till, cruise, Removalof Architectural $55.200 CItyHallBldg stereo/cass ,floormals & morel#0080 tilt, cruise, rear defrost & more' #0014 Barners Jessica Schore came back after missmg several weekS $14,765* Servicesfor OlderCItizens $15,000 CityWide with a broken foot and (SOC) scored 8,05 on vault, 'Plus tax, title, lie & freight w/approved credit Administration Standouts among the freshmen were Kelly Poletis, who had quallfymg scores of TOTAL 7.45 on bars and 77 on vault, and AnnIe Chapman, A"NOLD The CItyinVItesItscUlzensas wellas IndIVIdualsor representa- who received a quahfymg tives of neighborhoodgroupsto submIt Ideas and comments score of 7.75 on her vault c8>HYUnCRI concerningthISapplication routine Lauren Safran, who Shane L. R... lde, recently Joined the team, GRATIOTAT 12 MILE RD. • 810.445-6080 al80 scored well in three G PN 02101101 City Clerk events. Thursday, February 1, 2001 Grosse Pointe News' The Connection ._--_ ...

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Work from Heallh Insurance shift, lannlng salon IS has good communlca. Jesus be adored, glo- recourse Holy Mary, lax, relale and re- home Up to $1500 available & vacatIon hmng for eXIra help lIon and people skills, Inlerested In part lime nlred, loved and pre- place Ihls prayer In lease A holisllc ap- GROSSE POINTE per monlh part lime pay Excellenl educa. (810)7n.0355 day and evening served th roughout the your hands Say Ihls 3 proach 10 achieVIng LEAHNING ctecrn tecH $5000 per monlh full Iional opportunity for PHONE ROOM work The candidates world, now and forev. limes, 3 days, publish peace Massages by time. Mall order 800- recently licensed MANAGER er Oh Sacred Heart must be willing 10 per. rt II WIll be granted 10 Robert 313.321-6804 773.6564 graduates 10 Iraln for EastSide manufacturer of Jesus, pray for us 1:l1 K0.rctl(~vdI.C p. F. form a vanety of lasks APPLICATIONS ac. own chair Call 313- (est 1968) of auto after. Worker of miracles, ~y~O_U_J~L.~~__ ... M-A-.SSA-.-.-G-oE-.-F-o-r-w-o-m-e-n- 10 assure Ihat Ihe fu. 313-343-0836 cepled for fulV part 881.4500 for interview market prolectlve! pray for us SI Jude, neral home IS properly ~ " House calls 18 years lime cashiers, stock, or fax resume 248. appearance coallngs helper of the hope- In area JUdy, prepared to receIVe ua dell, and butcher 539.7995 seekIng evening (5'30. less, pray for us AM T A (1982) 313. 121 DRAPERIES ViSitOrs, and thai Ihe Musl be 18 Yorkshire -H-A-IR--sty-I-Is-t-c-ol-o-ns-ts- 9 3Opm/9 OOam-300 Say Ihls prayer 9 I,mes GUIDE TO SERVICIS.J _88_2_'38_57 _ highest quailly se rvlce a day By Ihe 8th day, CUSTOM DRAPERIES Food Markel, 16711 nail lechs 'Looktng fo~ Salurday) IS poSSIble IS proVIded your prayer Will be an- NEEDED. People with Blinds. carpel. Mack an up beet, Irendy sa!. Telephone sales super. to VISitOrs. Mall re- swered II has never 108 COMPUTER SERVICE aslhma or allergies wallpaper on where you won'l visor. Sales! manage. sume 10 Verheyden been known 10 fall, who deSire relief and Bedspreads, decorallve be "Losl In The ment expenence helpful, Funeral Home, P 0 never PubllCallon CHUCK & Wally's East. 10 help us evaluale a accessones M~# Crowd"? SI Clair Will train. Box 36248, Grosse must be promised Side Compuler Servo new, compact, stale. VISrlour Showroom al Shores salon IS look. Excellent pay plan POInle, MI 48236 Thanks, St Jude for Ice Newl used. up- of. the. art home air 22224 Grallol l ~ Ing lor you Education Contact Mlrk, 0248, or fax resume ~ _... C 313-386-1763 p'ayers answered grades. repairs Inter punflcallon svstem DRAPeRieS BY PAT ,~_ I\:)jnte NeWl one'1t= all Carole to ~13-ee1 7~e Special Ihanks 10 our net help, pICk ups No cost or obligation 810-n8-2584 .....-_____ at Razz Ma Tazz Hilir available • Chuck, Free gift for partlcl' Nail Siudio. 810- MOlher Of Perpelual \~~ 8. 200 HHP WANTEO GENERAL 200 HElP WANTID GHIERAL Help Harper Woods, 313- pants Call (888)791. CUSTOM made draper. (313)882-6900 eXt, 3 777-2383 839-4462 Wally, 6273 les, cornICe boxes, NOVENA to 51 Jude bedding, and Iighl up- May the Sacred Heart of ~;:vllle, 810.296- -V-EG-R-A-F-o-rt-e.-H-e-rb-a-l 200 HELP WANTED GWERAL 200 HElP VIANTED GENERAl holstery Free In. Jesus be adored. glo- altemallve 10 vlagra home consullallon, all rified, loved and pre. ------Call loll free 866-583. work guaranleed, ref. 1:lfU:O'S served Ihroughoul the TEEN compuler whlz- 0340 or VISII us al world now and forev. able 10 asslsl you on erences Call Gayle, CUSTOMER SERVICE Ye1IaVllamlns com (810)949. 1il83 er Oh Sacred Heart your compuler With REPRESENTATIYE MANAGEME of Jesus, pray for us Word, Net. Windows. EVERFRESHI LaCROIX BEVERAGES J 11 HAPPY ADS III HAPPY ADS AND SAlES Worker of miracles, $201 hour Call Sieve, A SUbsidiary of National Beverage Corp ), pray for us SI Jude, 313-884-1914 a leadmg JWce manufacturer, has an opemng POSmONS helper of Ihe hope. at our Warren faclhty Responslbllltles less, pray for us 109 HITERTAINMINT mclude handlmg all calls from consumers, CIlico', ox,durl¥ely detlgned Iodies apparel ha, udIlng Say Ihls prayer 9 limes point of sale mventory &r dlslnbutlon, opportun.~o, at a~, new 1ocoIio" In Gro.. o Pointe POIilions ~ retaI~ and highly molt- a day By Ihe 8th day, DISC Jockey- all occa. filmg. and supporting the order entry position n.- your prayer Will be an. Slons, very prolesslo- yolecl ca"diclale, who demo""lra'e exceplional The successful candidate WIll be bnght, cultomer service H 01.. swered II has never nal, also offenng Kar. mOhvated, able to work m a fast- paced woulcl IoYe 10 10"; )'OIl potM;". ,:,",M quolotie, we 10 )'OIl aOovt fOIl'lI"I our .... m been known 10 lail. aoke (810)294.1753 envU'Onment, and WIllhave outstandmg never PubllCalion CHICO" Offal communu:ahon (both verbal &r wntten) skJ1ls must be promised -P-'A-N-O-e-nl-e-rt-al-ne-r-spe--- • DCIW.., .... um PACaMI Interested candidatea 8hould mail Thanks, SI Jude for clallzes In adding am. or fax resume with glary requirements to: " ...... 1MN.enI MMovNI prayers answered blence 10 your acea. Human ResoU.l'Cu Department, .::='CDftOtIAI. .,IIONUI Special Ihanks to our slOn Classical, popu. 6600 EMl Nine Mile Road Molher Of Perpelual lar, Jazz 313.885- Warren, Ml 48091 ' Fax: 810.755-3640 CanIoct_~~ HaIIine ' ...... t751 Help J L 6215 Of fax "_10 Del> 1harp at 517.227.1660. 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106 HELP WANTED 303 SIlUAIIONS WANTED 305 SlIUAIlONS V1ANIID 400 MERCHANDISE .,,'1 IH, P \'/ANHD GEtHRAl IUJllEll' \'IANTiD ClERICAl 406 1STA1£ SAUS 4031URNITURE I PART TIME DAY CARE HOUSE ClEANING ANTIOUES / COllECTIBLES STAnoN attendant for SALES Support AssIs- 5560 per month mrnl- ATTENTION: POLISH cleaning serv- DICKENS & New Eng- LAFAYETTE Plaisance 12 hlghback carved oak customer care & rou- tant- Entry level pOSI- mum Early mornrng by MICHIGAN LAW Ice Best cleanrng land (department 56) Park Estate Sale anti dining room chairs tine auto mainte- tion, full time Monday- newspaper delivery pAY CARE FACILITIES References After collections for sale ques, Royal Doulton, 313886-6521 nance WIll train AM Frrday, 9- 530 Com- Must have good Irans- (m-home & cenlers) 5pm (313)303-8218 (810)468-0733 KPM 1407 Nicolet or PM, 5 1/2 day petrtlve package of- portatlon Call be- must show their Downtown DetrOit MAHOGANY POLISH woman can week Many perks fered Dulles Include tween 4am. 6am, oth- current lICense to TOWN Hall Antiques for Saturday & Sunday INTERIORS clean your house Village Marathon, Ca- asslstrng sales staff, er times leave mes- your advertiSing the best selection 01 February 3rd & 4th (Fine Furniture Own transportation quality merchandise dieux at Kercheval, documentation, credit 313-884-2430 representative 10- 4 1/2 off Sunday & Antique Shop) . Call Margaret, 313- see Phil work, filing Ideal can- when plaCing your ads Downtown Romeo afternoon 506 S. Washington didate Will be profi- 207 HELP WANTED SAlES 891-4923 Open 7 days a week, Royal Oak, MI WAITRESSESI cooks THANK YOU cient In MS oHlce I ______PROFESSIONAL clean- 10 -6 (810)752-5422 Baker Mahogany China Apply In person Insh ACT a plus Fax re- Are You Serious About cabinet buffet set of 6 Coffee Bar & Gnll, KIDS & Crayons Home Ing by Sandy Com- sume 313-882-8369 A Career In Daycare Certified merclal, residential 1C BUYING 1C Chippendale style dining 18666 Mack Avenue, Real Estate? teacher/ stay at home Reasonable rates AHTlQUE l ESTAT£JEWElRY room charrs and round Grosse POinte Farms SECRETARY for Chns- We are seriOus about mom has full time (810)634-3055 a~"N5:T1" end laid mahogany din- -W-AJ-T-S-TA-F-F-p-a-rt-tl-m-etlan MIssion Church your success I Ing room table (Willsell days, no Sundays or Computer profiCiency 'Free Pre licenSing opemngs for 16 QUALITY cleaning for "A"'TI5:S months- 5 years CO".O •• ".OIlril pieces separately) Eng- Holidays, apply after FleXible hours, classes Meals! snacks Includ- home or office 10 Phone 248-644-1124 lish mahogany executive 11am, 20513 Mack Grosse POinte area 'ExclUSive Success years experrence In "1 407 FIRfWOOD desk With leather top ed MasomcI Harper References available Call 313-885-4350 'Systems Training (3 X5) Four poster ma- 201 HELP WANTED (810)28&-9059 (313)822-4191, days FIREWOOD- free dellv SECRETARY/ Recep- Programs hogany queen Sized BABYSITHR 304 SITUATIONS VIANTEO DEL GIUDICE ery, free stacking free tlonrst Full time, com- 'Varrety Of CommiSSion Chippendale bed Anti- GENERAL SPARKLE ProfeSSional kindling Mixed, seas- 2 children (2 1/2 9) In puter expenence, dl- Plans ANTIQUES que Sarouk hand made Cleaning Service oned $701 face cord our Grosse POinte verse clencal duties JOin The No 1 WILL pohsh Silver, brass onental rug Govemor Quality service low 313.882-1069 Park home Full time Data- entry, records Coldwell Banker affiliate . or copper Items lin- Winthrop secretary rates ReSidential! i' I" I Good pay Including Multi- line phone Fax In the Mldwestl da,810-774-1295 SEASONED firewood commercial (810)949- i ,\ 'I \ ' ; desk French Chippen- paid vacations Non- salary requirements & Call George Smale at 305 SlTUAr'IONS WANTED 8047, (810)201-1509 I 1'\ \ \\, \ I The more you buy the dale mahogany bed- smoker, must have resume to 313-886- 313-886-4200 HOUSE ClEANING bigger the savings room set (5 pieces) own car (313)824- 6467 Coldwell Banker TWO Ladles & A Broom MEMBER Of ISA Free delivery 810- WE ARE AL50 LOOXI'\G TO Several Karastan room 8750, after 8pm or Schweitzer Real Estate (MAID) from Heaven II Free estimates Rea- 779-2069 size orrental rugs Four Home and office PUJtCH~[ hoe Chlmli sonable rates, Week- l rntal Sllnr 011 I'alntin~ regency black lacquered leave message dunng LIGHTING fixture sales cleaning Chrrstlne, the day lyl bl-weekly, days Furniture (onU11It k 403 FURNITURE gold trll1" arm chairs ------_ CERTIFIED Fitness position starting $8/ (810)773-2826 available 810-756- fine Je\lloelry Cuno cabinets, corner AFTER school care Trainer or AthletiC hour DeSign or retail 6338,810-757-0453 YOUVESEENTHEROADSHOW A bed- a brand new china cabinets, mirrors, BORN to clean I Honest IIYou tIo\t In .... 111''''' Thll needed 4 days! week Trainer Ea&tpolnte experrence helpful 301 SITUATIONS WANTED Queen 18' pillow top 011palnlings expenenced woman You rm WouJinte News Rottefella step In bind- See you therel Grosse POinte law- ture, experience pre- ~ ... ~ .... ~ ...... Homemade food VIC- Ings & poles, $100 or yer- part- time, organ- ferred Call (810)776- POIf'ffi: CRRESERUICES HOUSEKEEPER, avail- ars Pantry baked Edmund Frank" Co, ~.#i¥'f with sIZe 9 boots, 'led With strong com. 0808, ask for Lon Full Pari TImeOrlIue-ln able 1. 2 days, 20 goods AdmiSSion $4 (313)869-5555 (313)882.6900 ext, 3 $150 313-410.6668 Perianal tare, Puter Skills, MS Word, ------I years expenence "..-.... database, MEDICAL Receptlonrst, COn'lpanunship, References, 810-977- a...... Insured-Bonded 406 ESTATESAUS 406 ESTATESAlES 406 ESTATE SALES 406 ESTATESALES management skills, part time Expen- Mary 6hesQutere 5927 after 3pm bookkeeping and Ie- enced for frrendly. GrossePointe Resident gal research Fax re- pleasant office Fax 313-885-6944 do house cleanrng, sume with references resume to 313-885- companion work for SUSAN HARTZ to 313-331-2567 or 8755 ( At Live-ins Ltd.1 seniors Expenenced GROSSE POINTE CITY call 313-331-7821 NURSES Aide, expen- and reasonable 810- 118rtZ~ ------COIII,.IlJOII Co",l"," prolld, 886-8982 499.6030 HOUSEHOlD SAlES REAL Estate Secretary. enced Roseville, Personal Care CI"ntng Cooking for l.Ipcomong Solo """"'-'CclIlht 'UtcM HolI... 313-aaS- 1410 Century 21 Amen- $8501 hour Monday, & laundry Hourly & Dally Rar,! rIUR"" .. ..",." NEED a cleaning serv- cana Ask for Ron Sa. Wednesday & Fnday, Dot All.. Gron. "'llll ReJj".1 Ice? Try Squeak- mul 313-330-1999 day, 9am- 3pm & 881-8073 leClean Commercial! , 8pm- 10pm 810-776- EARN EXTRA CASH o~H lO'N ReSidential Bonded & r.>'" ,." RECEPTIONIST 6507 (Deliver One Day 1'... Week) Insured 248-844- Downtown law firm earners needed for home delivery of seeks full time ORTHODONIC assls- COMPETENT HOME 1913 CARE SERVICE THE CONNECIlON NEWSPAPERS ~o l' receptlonrst We are tant needed Part! full- www.sgueekle.net m Caregivers, houselt.ttplnJl Rdiable Only {I I MX,.hh04 c.""OID ,.,\\' HOl'SHIOLD IookJng for a mature, time, expenence re- at affordable rates PATRLCI \ "OLOJ~"I B>TATE. \10VI1\G punctuallndtVldual with qUired, (313)881- LIcensed, Bonded POLISH girl looking for Family owned sl/lce J 984 good commumcatlon _58_90 _ house cleaning 10 810 172-0035 vears expenence l>I..llb Fa.. 1.. l>Um.. Iv TEMPORARY ~.ift/ lull ... References Margaret, . 313-965-6558 time receptlonlsV as- 310 SITUATIONS WANTED (610}774-8292 or send to sistant POSition may ASSISTED LIVING OffIce Admlmstrator become permanant In POLISH ladles availa- 4000 Penobscot chiropractic oHlce GRANDMOTHER'S Helper Energetic ble Housecleaning & BUilding Please fax resume to honest, mlddle- aged laundry 6 years expe- DetrOit, M148226 313,640-7890 woman to help With rrence, In Grosse RECEPTIONIST- Part- X- ray lech wanted 32 house cleaning, er- Pomte area Referen------WE BUY BOOKS AND LIBRARIES ... time posillon for a per- hours a week Fax re- rands. etc Weekday ces 313.875.5470, JOHN KING 313.961.0622 son With outstanding sume 313.885-3614 hours (313}220-3610 leave message "Michigan's Largest Bookstore" Since 1965 communICation skills 201 HElP WANTED DOMESTIC • Clip &j)ave this Ad • to answer phone calls 201 HHP WANTED ~AIES 201 HHP WANTED SALES & take registrations, - weekdays from CLEANING person who 4Z160 lJ11CA RO 12 oopm- 4 30pm has expenence and IS Making Serious Money In Real Estate SIUUJNG HEIGHTS hard working & de- {M[TRO PARJCWAVTO tmCA. RO. RIGHT PAST 18 MILE, Computer and! or key- Doesn't Have To Be A Hassle boarding expenence pendable References 2ND HOUSt PAST M-S30VERP~ IS essential. Knowl- please For a Grosse J1~ ,l m,ll1('r of tll1dlng tile ngtl! ~ys'("m FRIDAY FDIRUARY 2ND (9:OO-31lll) SATURDAY, FDIRUARY 3RO (lQ:OO.3OO) edge of Grosse POinte POinte resK/ence Contact DaVid at 313- Mnklllg the mo>:;t of \ our r('(li ('>:;tate ,oreer FEATtJ1l1NG. QuoIIly ndIoganyoa:n!klnolllltJles; hugeJet ~ area and youth sports e.,1.me.,Wllh IlIlrllng lhe rrghl C'ompill1\ 886.6623 FluncbaIn ClI'Jlle; great Jet ~ old NodIIlIc<: riding klwn I1llMU; 2- programs IS helpful ,...-... _~ 1\1 Cenlllrv 2 I N,:'

61'/ ~UTor ..o 'JI III MISUlLANEOUS ~ I J MUSICAl , ...... 601 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTO_OTIVE bO~ AUTOMOIIVF ~I) WANHtJ 10 ~UY AR TIIV, miles $17,500 80,000 miles, loaded ,..,.,.. SE~"1« GROSSE POINTE Grosse POinte Farms faction guaranteed (313)886-4674 $5795 313-885-1431 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB 110 Kercheval MARINE WooDWOAK 60b AUTOMOTIVE 606 AUTOMOTIVE Custom designed & bUilt THRIFT SHOP 313-881-6458 1983 Cutlass Clera, SPORT UTIlITY SPORT UTIlITY cabinetry. Repairs, dry- 17150 Waterloo 44,000 miles, Flonda Donate clothmg, Jewelry, rol 23 Years Expen- 313-88S-0n3 car, no rust Must see, fumlture & householdsl ence Have Portfolio mint $29001 best \ \)11 IllZ \\. \y I() l~l'\ Tue-Fn 930-11 30 & References & 130-3'30 313-990-8131, 313. To AdVERTiSE: Cdl, 600 AUTOMOTIVE (,i/dldi I (',I\/Il< ,\,,,1, '. Ii/, 48 H048 Sat 1000.1230 886-1135 "'''.882-6900 EXT • ., CARS , I I Something for Everyonel \1It If II I \.\ II( t .\\In \( I () H!WI-.! /( DONATE your cars, 1980 Grand Pnx 2 door, .... boats, R V, trucks, V8, automatiC, 51,166 /l('/t I )~07,1';O WANTED any old bikes, property to MISSing onglnal miles, AMI I!t Inn PI \1\ (/\ runntng or not and Children ProJect- for a FM, 8 track, excellent parts Will pICk up. \/ \\ ( \I{ \ ,\ t W ( t\.\ tax donation condition $4,000 Pay cash (248)546- (313)884.9324 (810)776.5363 H( X) (J.)( J-NJH{ ) 7835 DIRECTORY OF SERVICES IIII_JN> ....,~.y11 '"' ~ooroor .".ilI_'••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~07 IASEMENT ~07 BASIMENT ~ 11 IRICK/8l0CK WORK ~ 14 CARPENTRY 914 CARP(NTRY ~14 CARPENTRY ~14 ne ...... Ing Glass block win- -Drainage Systems • Floor JoI.t R r • Fouolatl R...... dows Licensed end Commercial & custom • AddU DCM'IMI'S ~ PLASTER & drywaH .... Installed •~Mn TIle Sylt ..... Insured (810)777- reSidential Expen- pair I and pelnIIng. Licensed & Insured .W111 Tr.el d Ing 19 yeara In oFree Wnlten Estimates Construction • & Insur<>d Fax (11 1)881-96U • Grosse POinte 313- (313)881-8035 (9tWf*?, 313-884.5429 882-0000.

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'IS 7 PLUMilNG i QS4 PAINTING/OECORAIING '160 ROOFlt~G SERVICE 'il' PLAST£HING '13~ FENCES 945 HANDYMAN 9~6 HAULING l MOVING 954 PAINTING/DEWRA TlNG INSTAllATION SMOOTH plaster and MODERN FENCE A Jack Z's Home Repair LOCAL moves and de- FIREFIGHTERSI paint- TWO experienced paint. ALL Pomtes Plumbing & NEW HOrizon Roofing drywall repairs Without While Cedar Speclaltsts and Remodeling- Ex Itvery FleXible hours ers Intenor, extenor, ers LOOKing tor part Healing. Inc Sales, Free esllmateb, li- sandlng Other maln- Serving the Grosse penence. reliability, Call anytime residential, commer- lime worK Preferably service, Installation censed Insured Spe. tenance services POlntes since 1955 high quality work (3t3)881-5622 clCIl Power washing, weekends Tom 810. Winter specials clallzlng In tear. offs. 977.7018 reo rools gutters win. available LICensed Automatic Gate Opener (313 )640-0878 MOVING-HAULING wall washing (313)884.1906 dows Rool guller re and Insured 29180 Gratiot, Roseville Appliance removal, Ga. (8tO)381-3105, pager AA home Improvemenl. V.ALLPAPERING and EMIL THE pairs Great pnces (313)824-0869 810.776-5456 rage, yard, basement. (810)406-1732 Fair, reliable, best pll- repair by Joan 15 PLUMBER Call for a booking be' cleanouts Construction GHI Palnllng. Intenorl "THE Wall Doctor IS 936 FLOOR SANDING/ ces LICensed 248- years experience, de- Father & Sons fore Spnng rush B10- 249-6592 debns Free estimates extenor. plaster repair "IN-I LIcensed builder, RfFINISHING pendable, competitive Sm~e 194'J 778-7087 ALL of your home 1m. MR B'S 313.882-3096 Professional. expen- prICes (313)331.3512 BlL! ro"'Y expenenced profes. 'Innovative Hlrdwood" OH REALLY provement needsl 810.759.0457 enced. Insured Call \lA!>TlR PLU~IB"RS slOnal Homa Inspec. Hardwood Floors-19B51 CONSTRUCTION SpeclaltzlIlg In Inten. Greg at 810-777-2177 313-882-0029 tlons Custom palnltng Sanding. Refinishing- WALLPAPER 'Roofing & plaster repair Call Repalrs.New installation or/ extenor repair & INTERIORS REMOVAL L.S. WALKER CO. -Copper 313-884-8497 Licensed & Insured remodeling Painting BY DON .. LYNN BY TIM Plumbing .Addlllons TIm Tarpey & water damage Full -Husband-Wife Team ~. periCfl(;(.'(J qu.1li'y Drain Cleaning .Dormers 'l18 WMtlT WORK 810.772-6489 customer service LI' .....urk dt'~t..rt{.L)bl(' All Repairs Free .Sldlng & Tnm censed & Insured -Wallpapenng 1('~';e')1 ~I'«(' Estlmatesl Reasonablel Licensed .. Insured CEMENT worK dnve- AA hardwood floors, 810-615-2040 -Painting 8101/t-4UOl Insured (248)879-2739 ways, porches, patiOS, great worK, best pn. AL'S BUilding and Main' & 81Oon6-0695 810.786-3900 Visit our website garage floors, break ces, all other repairs & Local tenence ServICe Spe. J.L PAINTING 313-705-7568 pager www,ohreally block worK Tile worK. Improvements 248- clallzlng In repalnng Long Distance INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Intnlor annor ~~ constryction,com Bonded, msured 249-6592 - ' SpecwlZ.lOg . homes and rental Agent for Plaster repair DISCa.1rI' 96b SNOW REMOVAL FLOOR sanding and fin' properties pnor to sale • Global Van lines Drywall cracks! 10 n:pamng damage ,I $ $ Ishlng Free estl' or occupancy peeling paint plaster & drywall, cracks, PL.MBIIIB mates Terry YerKe, (313)886-8096 _ Window putty/caulking peelmg palOr, caulklOg. -For all Your FIVE Seasons Snow IiiiiII Window glazlOg, Plumbing Needs Removal Roof & Ice (810)772.3118 ALWAYSTHERE Han. Power washing! WHY l'AYMORE!! dam clearing George d P f I repamllng power wash, FLOOR sanding and fin. Sewers & Drain5 S 8tO 77B 4331 SAFE FLUE yman. ro esslona Aluminum Siding n:palOt aluffilOum S1dlOg Rca.sonable RaIC5 CHIMNEY SERVICE IshIng Free esti- and reliable handy- 00 Grosse POinte 7 DAYS. 24 HOURS • Ch,mney Cleanxns mates Jim Kra)enke, man aV~llable Expen- 66 References I'N,RfD (,LARA....TfF • Caps and 810.617.1396 enced In all aspects of - Largeand Smalllobs Fully Insured RHfRl- ....C E~ 810/412-5500 Screens A+ EUROPEAN crafts- repair and malnte- _ P,anoslOlirspecialty} Free Estimates Inslalled 313-874-2431 manship. quality worK G& GFLOOR CO nance Painting, IIle, _ Appliances 313-885.0146 FRlE ESTI\lATES • Mortar and Call JaCK for all your light construction, d nd '160 ROOFING SERVI PLUMBING TRAPANI Tile & Marble WOOD floor sanding- ed Call for free estl' tenorl extenor Resl- Great References In with proper State Repairs remodelmg, Reliable, Illendly serv- SPECTRA ceilings- refinishing. MIChigan mate, (810)773-6624 dentlal 26 years ex. Your Area Agency Ice No depOSits reo code worK lildures to verify license. Suspended drop cell. Floor ServICes, 22725 HONEST and dependa. penence Call Gary (810)598-4016 Water heaters Installed. qUlred Mike 810- lngs Installed LIghting ..Gl'88ter- Mack. Call 1. ble Carpentry paint. 810-326-1598 Sewers & DrainS YORKSHIRE Building & 498-9B68 available. Free estl' 800-606-1515 lng, plumbing, and PAINTING spray textur- Licensed and Insured Renovation Inc Com- 977 WALL WASHING mates. George Sper- e1ectncal If you have BRENTWOOD Palnllng. Ing. minor repairs, 810-n2-2614 plete roofing service 313303-1903 a problem or need re- lntenorl exteno!; wall- reasonable rates Tear.ofts, reshlng/e, ANTIQUE workshop pairs or any Installing. papenng 35 years 810-463.7B89 A1 wall washmg done In DAVE'S flat roof, gutters li- l , Refinishing repairs Call Ron B10-573- qualrtyl service Free PLASTER repair of dee. your home. ha Sen- Sewer Cleaning censed. Insured 313- 6 204 ously reasonable II1IIDO you need an electn. and caning 20 years -M-1 N- 0-R------estlmatesl Bill, 8tO. oratlve cove molding. 881-3386 rates, satisfaction j:l8n? Want someone expenence Free esh. home repair. 776.6321, 810-n1- omate plaster reliefs l guaranteed Call Rob- /you can trust, who IS mates. 313.881.9339 Carpentry, eleetncal, 80t4 10% off with ad Painting wallpaper. Plumbing " Repair Sewers & Drains ert. (313)882.6032, licesned and insured. FURN1TURE refinished, plumbing, stnp and -B_R_I_A_N_,S-P_A_I_NT-IN-G-1"9 Call Ed. please leave meso wax basement floors, (313)885.7393 Cleaned Want rt done the nght repalled, stnpped, any and WIndow washing ProfeSSional painting, Hot Water Heaters-DIp sage way. 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The Grosse Pomte Hockey Rozelle, Peter Flsh, Steven be the game at 4-4 AbsoclatLOn Pee Wee A Coates, Ryan Abraham and Grosse Pomte gamed a Bulldogs won their second Robert Ireland used their spot m the final With a 5-0 ,tralght tournament With a speed and playmakmg sloHs VlCtOry over the Buffalo 2-0 VictOry over the to provide consistent Grove (Ill ) Sharks, who had Fdrmmgton Flames 10 the offense won their first two touma- champIOnship game of the mentgames. Grcdt Lakes Tournament The Bulldogs opened the Seneb In Holland tournament with a 6-0 VICto- The Bulldogs scored tWice ry over the Orland Park (111) early In the first penod The Bulldogs led just 1-0 Vikmgs The Bulldogs fol- then added three second: gomg mto the third penod, lowed that effort With a period goals despite carrymg the play for game agamst the the first two penods Grosse Farmmgton Flames, who Mlke Fish 1S the Bulldogs' Pomte finally scored an were undefeated 10 Little head coach H1s assistants msurance goal late m the Caesars League play are Fred Rozelle, Dan final penod Kowalski and Steve Coates The Flames scored 10 the Debby Breen IS the manag- The Bulldogs received fine final mmute of regulation to er. goaltendmg from Evan Breen and John Gardner Soccer referee class scheduled throughout the tournament. A class IS now formmg for You must be 13 years old Defensemen Danny FIFA certlficabon to be a (7th grade) or older (adults Kowalski, Trevor John, soccer referee The seven- needed). You must bnng a Matthew Mtlll:!r,Rich DaVles week class will be held on check payable to the and Josh Gray prOVided Tuesdays, Feb 27 through Michigan Referee The Grosse Pointe Hockey AnOClatiOD Pee Wee A Bulldogs celebrate after wtn. excellent zone coverage, April 10 from 6.30 to 9 p.m Committee, your SOCial DiDg their lIecoDd straight tournament, taklDg fint place at the Great Lakes which enabled the Grosse Security number, penCIls Tournament Series In Holland. Pomte team to post shutouts The class wtll be held in and paper m three of the four games the Grosse Pomte North High School commons. The To register, call Norm Forwards Gerald fee is $43 and 10cludes book, Samra at (313) 882-8093 or WQIGf Fnesmuth, Andrew Osborn, test and license Mary Lapish at (313) 885- CALL 313-882-3500 Taylor Flaska, Steven 7523. Toreserve Display AdvertISIng space by 2 P m Friday

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ON THE COVER__ the bathtub and more \ Q. Dear Mr. Hardware, my hus- band and I are at wits end regard- 20651 MONTAGUE LANE ing which caulking is best between the tile and the bathtub. Silicone or GROSSE POINTE WOODS latex? Whatever we use either The ultimate in style, sophistication and lifestyle comes loose or gets moldy, or both. Sally A. of Harper Woods. conveniences. Secluded end location and superior A. Sally, this job can be quite construction in this three bedroom, two and one half simple with the proper prepara- tion. In fact, many women do this By Blair Gilbert bath condominium. Elevator to all floors, large job better than men do because Gilbert's Pro Hardware family room and a fInished lower level. $649,900. they have the patience to do a tedious job. Take your time remov- in it while you are caulking. ing all the old caulk and clean the "What," you say? Usually when surface well. .. someone cannot keep caulk 1006 BUCKINGHAM Here is the plan; first spray all between the tub and the tile, it is the cracks and old caulking with a because the tub moves. Filling the GROSSE POINTE PARK bathroom mildew killer. Follow the tub with water can make it settle Outstanding Georgian style Colonial built bt directions and leave it on as long as 1/16 of an inch or so. Now when the they recommend. Give the product tub is caulked in the lower position Mast. With fine quality and generous room time to soak in and kill all the mold it may hold it there when it dries. sizes throughout, there is an impressive toyer spores. Then scrape all the old This way it would not crack the caulk from the cracks with several next time someone takes a bath. with circular staircase, a bay window in the possible tools: a razor blade glass An adhesive latex caulk with a scraper, a utility knife, a carbide miIdicide works well here. Take a 1iining room overlooking the delightful garden grout scraper, or anything sharp sponge or a rag, somewhat wet, with inground pool. $595,000. that you can safely trim or cut and wipe off all the excessive caulk away the old caulk. as you go. Every time your sponge One of my favorite tools is a gets caulk on both sides, rinse it off 818 LOCHMOOR sharp wood chisel. But be warned, in a pail (not in the tub or you will don't use one with nicks in the get a ring) and reclean the area. GROSSE POINTE WOODS blade, it could scratch the tub or Don't push too hard, just try to the tiles. Chisels are easy to shaip- emulate the depth of the grout in The dazzling new kitchen with French oak cabinetry, en, which is good since it will need the tiles above. new appliances and granite counters will take your it. You are bound to drive it into the Don't get ahead of yourself. If grout here and there and that is you apply too much caulk, it could breath away! Then there's a new bathroom with like cement. start to dry before you tool it Roman tub and steam shower plus a fantastic list of Once all the old grout is smooth. Only caulk and clean one removed, clean the area with "Soft area at a time. Practice on the other glamorous features to tempt youl Now with an Serul:," or the like and rinse very short walls first. The learning enticing new price! well. Let this dry some and you are curve is pretty fast and the back almost ready to reapply some wall will be easy last. caulk. "What more does this guy When using a caulk other than a want me to do?" you must be ask- latex one, I like to cut paper towel 34156 JEFFERSON ing yourself. into finger-sized strips. Armed ST. CLAIR SHORES Fill the tub with water, warm is nice because you will be standing See MR. HARDWARE, page 4 Exquisite three bedroom, three and one half bath home with a view of Lake St. Clair from almost every A FREMONT KITCHEN UNDERSTANDS room. Master bedroom has his and her baths, family The Nature of Custom Cabinetry room with cathedral ceiling and skylights, gourmet WE SPEC1AUZE IN: kitchen. In the finest cQndition and with designer • KITCHENS/BATH/ENTERTAINMENT decorating . • CUSTOM DESIGN & FINISHES / • LONG-TERM CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS- 17 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

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-" Page6 YourHome Thursday,February1, 2001 Traditional decorating: Uncover hidden treasures estate-the same red? The term "traditional" in deco- You can bring these red hues rating means something different together with small, simple deco- to everyone. Traditional is formal, rating projects such- -as painting semi-formal, or casual; it is usually odd frames you've collected at yard not too cluttered or ornate, with clean lines in some areas and soft sales or strate~_~acing rounded spaces in others for bal- botanical prints or t~:a# that you ance. Some texture, on the win- brought back from a trip. Focusing on one part:icular ,color!lllchlls red, dow.~alls and a floor, ~ J on 68, makes the space welcom- ant} uSIng It to ~nt ~r. pieces, ing 4lld livable. :. ' . ; can tiein items yo\f arre~ay own. Wlmt can make your home spe:- Some items in .,-our -IiOme may cial is how these basics are trans- even be a collection of sorts. lated and incorporated with your Someone in the family may play accumulated treasures. Take a golf or baseball and has accumulat- thorough look around your home ed a number of items representing and make note of special objects either activity. Maybe there's a either displayed or packed in clos- piece of art or memQrabilia in the ets over the years. den, another inthe tiving room and "You bought them for a reason/' still more in the kitchen and bed- says Judy Alto of One Day Interior rooms. You may unconsciously Makeovers in Crofton, Md. Was it have scattered around your home a the or a memorv~at rec1 i- theme that can be centralized, then It ""...... 4~. ' .. ...,... ' tate e Pfm:hasitl vet V"..~ expanded upon-and, with today's motivatiO~._:S. collectibles' decorating options,' brought up to scattere4J ..~ ._ house mBy date. > " • , wateraown -f1fee'fl'eCf'6IyoUtm1l= - Many thterfor deslgfiers-su-ggest looking at your belongings with sures. color red; but after making a few burgundy incorporated into them. But your collection of treasures new eyes and then beginning to notes, it may be that many of your Look again at the cover of that may have. something in common. redecorate with what you already fondest possessions are accented antique book or the still life hang- own without spending a fortune. Pay close attention to some of their with this color. Perhaps the items ing in the guest room. How about predominant colors, themes and aren't fire red, but have dark red or the old lamp from Uncle Henry's See DECORATING, page 12 ma~.:.} oU~~U'_.Qis:~~~ ".

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By Marge Svenson for any two packages of natural Janet Ridder is an experienced Realtor and Pizza - the ultimate comfort shredded cheese, 8 oz. or larger. Top Producer who holds the ORI, RAM, food.This Italian favorite is eas~ to Save 50 cents on anyone of Kraft Accredited Buyer Representative and prepare and serve, so when you Grated Parmesan, Reduced-Fat Certified Specialist designations. Jan's multi- want to have a relaxed meal, it's a Parmesan, Romano, Pann Plus or million dollar sales volume and depth of fine choice. Include some veggies Kraft Shredded Parmesan or Three with the meat and cheese and you Cheese Blend. Coupons expire experience and education place her at the top have a relatively well-balanced March 31. : of her profession for each of the past eleven dinner. • Save 75 cents on any Boboli consecutive years. Another great thing about pizza prepared pizza crust or sauce. See is that you can get the whole fami- specially marked boxes of 12-inch FROM COllAGES TO CASUES .... HOMES FOR EVERY BUDGET ly involved in the preparation. original and thin crusts for an Everybody has their favorite top- additional savings of $1 on any pings, so why not make Friday cheese topping. Expires Feb. 28. night a make-your-own-pizza • 'Ibmbstone offers a 55-cents-off night? coupon on any two 12-inch frozen If you don't like traditional pizzas. Expires March 3~. sauces or toppings, try this varia- • Save 50 cents on anyone pack- tion - a white pizza. Mix one B- age of Pillsbury flavored bread- ounce package of cream cheese sticks. Expires Feb. 28. with a packet of dry Italian salad • Like your pizzas with a little dressing, adding about 1 table- extra kick? Try ~prinkling hot spoon of mayonnaise to mix. sauce on your pizza right out ofthe Spread on a prepared crust and top oven. Save 35 cents on any Tabasco with your favorites beiOre baking pepper sauce (expires Feb. 2B) or OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 ~ OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 ~ according to the package direc- 50 cents on any bottle of Frank's tions. Carrots, peppers, onions and RedHot hot sauce (expires April Great Fanns Location. European Start the new year out right with this broccoli work well as pizza top- 30). flavor and chann in this gracious, spacious, simply channing five pings. . - King Features Syndicate solidly built five bedroom, mini- bedroom, Colonial in a wonderful Here are this week's offerings in castle. A brick central courtyard, family neighborhood. Classic styling pizza coupons: leaded doors and gleaming hardwood offers bay windows, hardwood floors, • Save 25 cents on one jar of floors. TI1ere is even a three car family room, and dramatic paneled Ragu Pizza Quick Sauce, 25 cents garage for cars and toys. $535,000 libmy. $550,000 on one package of Hormel pepper- , oni slices and 50 cents on any .. i Pillsbury Pizza Crust dough. With the purchase of all three items, you ,.,1",• S.lli.,. G1,~.. I".'m"orem:IIS 1 can receive free shredded cheese Published by I up- to $1.85 in value. Coupons Anteebo Publishing, Inc. ; expire March 31. 96 Kercheval ~ • Sargento also offers a 30-cents- Grosse Pointe Fanns. MI 48236 t off coupon on any package of nat- ~ John Minnis - Editor ; ural shredded cheese, 5 oz. or larg- (3 I3) 882-0294 er. Expires March 18. Sargento • also is offering a free recipe book- Display Advertising let. Call (800) 724-3174 by June 30, (313) 882-3500 and the company will mail the r Fax(313)882-J585 booklet for free. Limit one per Classified Advertising household. (313) 882-6900 A convenient and friendly family Charming and affordable two neighborhood is just one of the many bedroom, two full bathColonialin the • Kraft has a 50-cents-off coupon Fax (313) 343-5569 outstanding features that are offered Farms. A fireplace for cozy winter with this great five bedroom, New evenings at home and central air for England Colonial. Spacious newer steamy summer nights. Extra spacious family room, updated gourmet master bedroom. There is even a den. kitchen and an attached garage too! $187,500 66 Willow Tree Place $509,000 Grosse Pointe Shores IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY NEW f-Ur.nWOOD FLOORING. UDdated kitchen; breakfast room WIth doorwall access to cour!)'ard; famIly JANET H. RIDDER room with natural fireplace, wet bar'lI built in s~akcr system, double doorwa ABR, eRS, GRI, RAM overlooking patio and private yard; formal dining room; liVing room; edflrst floor laundry; three generous SIZ AsSOCIATE BROKER bedrooms' master bedroom Includes bath and d~sing room; walk-in closets, Certified Residential Specialist 2 full baths; 2. 1/2 baths. Partially finished basement with lavatory; attached two and one half car garage. (313) 884..6400 Gt OFFERING PRICE $596,000 (nlemationall)' acclaimed web eite:http://www.g.-oeeerointehomet.com For More Information, Please Call 313~881-5387 Thursday, February 1,2001 YourHome Page 9

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First offering on this three bedroom You get the most for your money in this three Newer kitchen with oak cabinets. updated Move right in to this charming Farms bedroom brick Colonial. Enjoy hardwood furnace and hot water tank. Four generous Ranch. Enjoy the hardwood floors and Colonial in the heart of East English floors, central air condition. and many- Village. Inside enjoy two fireplaces. newer sized bedrooms and hardwood floors, per- neutral paint throughout. Stay warm this updates. Enjoy the view of the in-grounii fect for the growing family who needs winter in front of the natural fireplace. windows and hardwood floors. French pool from the 9 foot bay window in llie large family room. Fmished basement with a fUll space and bedrooms! Two full baths as Newer windows. steel doors. and tear off doors lead you out to the deck and t 68 ft. deep lot. Add to that a finished basement bath and separate laundry room. New pool well! Immediate occupancy. 1998. roof in and liner, 6 foot privacy fence. gas grill and with a half bath laundry room. deck!

Come see this totally rebuilt home. right Townhouse style condo. Enjoy the ease of Check out this completely updated brick A true 10! East English Village at Its best! ranch with Grosse Pointe Schoo}s! Brand down to the brick! Nothing to do but move New kitchen with all the extras, three large condo living near the Nautical Mile. into this three bedroom, two and one half Features mclude two bedrooms, basement, new kitchen with new cabinets, ceramic bedrooms, one and one half updated baths, floor and back splashes. new bath, finished bath Colomal In great location. New roof, newer furnace and central air, all refin- hardwood floors. dmmg room and central furnace, copper plumbing and electrical. air. Pool and clubhouse! WHY RENT? basement with wet bar, large family room ished hardwood floors, all new paint off kitchen, aU on a double lot. This home is Master bedroom with full bath. throughout, updated copper plumbing and Call today! like new construction. See this home today. electrical. double lot and much more!

1746 Beechwood Way. Origmally part of the 949 Ballantyne, Grosse Pointe Shores IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! Move-In- "Picture Perfect** this IS the only way to James Couzens' Estate. Home was com- Large Grosse Pointe Shores home boasts concfttlOn ranch With open floor plan and describe what the current owners have many recent updates and a spectacular achieved with thiS wonderful home! New pletely renovated to its current splendor. This neutral decor. FInished basement, one and master bedroom with full ceramic bath, fine and umque home boasts over 3,800 floor plan. No waiting for a boat well at one half baths, first floor laundry, attached walk in closets, and silting room, new win- square feet with three fireplllCes,green bouse, Shores Park. The kitchen offers eating garage and ceiling fans in bedrooms and hv- dows throughout. new dimensional roof saunalhot tub room, three car attached garage space, Corian counters and plenty of cabi- ing room. 1,100 square feet, stove included, and over one acre of grounds! This home net space. Take a look at the over sized lot. and updated kitchen. must be seen to be appreciated. association fee only S8S.OOImonth.

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be easily peeled ofT and you can .....,'•.••.,.... Decorating- start anew...... For more detailed instructions, From page 6 visit www.blonderwall.com. Don't ...... be afraid of design patterns and ( a,,. Consider that plaid sofa, once per- www.~ ..auociateLcom coloT' try to work with what you fect for an apartment, and now sit- alrea'dy have. Thi~ beyond. pat- ting in the TV room. It doesn't terns if you are afraId of m~ng a seem to fit anywhere and is out- mistake and work only Wlth the dated. A new sofa, or expensive color. If you want to call someone's reupholstering, is not the only attention to a smooth navy leather solution. Look again to color. Is chair or a modem sofa with clean there a color in that plaid that can lines, put some contrast into the be emphasized? Placing a wallpa- room; a wall covering can give the per border around the room with a vignette softness and texture. Add smaller scale of the plaid, or using an area rug with a rich pattern and the cold bareness of your beautiful a check, will draw out the pre- ARST OFFERING. This stately 4.800 GROSSE POINTE WATERFRONT. furniture has been warmed several squan! foot. fou r and one haJf bath Colonial Gorgeous 4.000 square foot. four bedroom. ferred color. Add a small area rug, degrees. Today's large foyer or is set on an OYers/zed lot JUst off of three and one half bath Mediterranean some new solid colored pillows or a entryway does well with a faux fin- Wlndmin Pointe. All top-shelf architecture Colonial. Three ardled windows ilumlnate blanket throw and everything can and decor indud;ng a spiral staircase and a a fabulous two story living room. ICJtcben ish wallpaper and keeps the tradi- stunning kitchen openmg into a circular has been bnlllantly redesigned. Excellent be brought up to date. tional look without overpowering family room. G36-BA-68. $1 ,075.000 detail throughout. G36-8A-13. $129.000 Wallpaper and borders today the senses when the space is Grosse PoInte Woods OffIce Grosse Pointe Woods 0fIice also offer easy redecorating solu- 313 886-5040 (313) 116-5040 entered. It also is less expensive tions. If you're "wallpaper-chal- and more durable than a painted lenged," start with a small area or . faux. Accessorize with a small rug one solid wall with no cutting or and welcoming flowers on l:l side oorners; or use a simple ceiling bor- table. Later, a border can be added der in the laundry room or a floor at the ceiling or midpoint. The border for a child's room. Accent thing to remember is that anyone borders by hanging a long shelf can redecorate a home without along a wall, either above or below large-scale reconstruction or an the border, to showcase your trea- interior designer. sures. Be sure to choose a pattern When it comes to wall coverinJ, that will highlight the collected what confuses most homeowners IS DEUGHTfUl COLONIAL This three treasures, not overpower them. LOCATION! lOCATION! Spac. 'US horne the sheer number on the market. bedroom CoJonial features a Iarze living When you've decided on a wall within Ul room with natural fireplace, updated kitchen wabw dstance the ... Today, you can surf the Internet for SpectKuIar entr'UCe. Fulty ~ ~ to accent your treasures, with eating area and built In dishwasher. online sites or bring home a CI).. tnrouPou'L Large «ia:hen mdudes the key to hanging it-and prepar- formaJ dining room. gas forced aJrI central ROM with a company's entire premium appliances. PnaKl 10 self' G3'- ing for easy removal later on - is air, and a two and one half car prace. G55- CA-JO library of collections. CH-18 preparation. First, read the Grosse Pointe Woods 0fIke Gfoo.-ftDinIIe .... ~ enclosed instructions; this only Chesapeake Wallcoverings, for 313 -5040 (313) 116 50G takes a moment and can save example, offers a wide range of hours of frustration. Clean the options with borders and coordi- walls thoroughly of dust and nating side walls in their newest grease. Always use a primer to help collection, Family and Friends. the paper to move during installa- Highlights of the collection include tion without tearing. A primer the "down home" flavors of the dye- makes later removal easier with- cut ginger-man border that can be out the need for steam machines or used alone or in combination with scraping and patching. If moisture another shelf border featuring bas- is a problem (think bathrooms and kets with ribbons and bottles of laundry rooms) consider a primer button and spools. English Garden, with mildew contr:ol. .Most wallpa- a beautiful work of art by Lena IMPRESSIVE CORNER lOT RANCH!! per borders ~y ale pre-pasted Liu, has also been converted to a Enjoy the new year in this spacious an brick ~nch with large eat-in kitchen. new Sto¥e and can be soaked ind1e kitchen or 27-inch floor border. Check out and sink, two fireplaces. family room and bathroom sink. F« larger rolls, their web site at Rorida room also!! 10026279 just soak them IUa lthe baditub. In a www.cheswall.com. or ask your couple of ye&!'£, when you are dealer if you may take home their ready for a d!umge, the paper can CD. - Courtesy of ARA Content

~ ,(,/ ') . 22049 Shorepo.tnte St. clair Shores Need a change of1Jfestyle for the New Year? Bard to ftnd ...... _,__~_'J. __""1. ~ ...... -.- M&.U" ft ...... , LWV ~ attached garage. Heated mud room or pantry. Lovdy petro YOUR OWN ISLAND PARADISE. Catch LAKESHORE VILLAGE CONDO. New the breezes hvmg In this fantastic home. fumace. central air, kitchen cabinets. area. Three Brep1acest A very Enjoy great dining In the spacious kitchen. appliances including slackable WIsher' unique ooado. Relax In the cozy family room. Updated dryer and windows. Close to fine dinin( fumace and roof. I003 r 803 churches and shopping. 10029342 _~L~!!~ LEIGH STREHLER St. Carr Shores OffIce St. Clair ShoNs 0fIIce 110 778-1100 (110) 771-1100 !4=.i:, (313) 34N421 ~,blJl n•..1 •

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700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 70S HOUSES fOR RENT 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 707 HOUSES fOR f{ENT I POINTES/HARPER WOODS DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY POINHS/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS DETROIT jWAYNE COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY SOMERSET- 2 bed- CHALMERSI Mack 1961 Brys, Grosse GROSSE Pointe 2J 3 bedroom, Moross ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- room, refinished hard- area. 2 bedroom. Pointe Woods. 3 bed- Woods, 1529 Hamp- area. $550- $750. room, 2. 5 car garage. wood floors, freshly Decorated. Secure. room, appliances, ga- ton Road. 3 bedroom Clean, appliances. No All appliances, brick painted. Appliances $400, plus deposit. rage, $1,200/ month. brick colonial, fire- pets. Credit check. ranch. $900. Rental included. Off street (313)882-4469, 313- (313)885-8859 place, family room, 2 (313)859-9650 Pros, 810-773-Rent I parking. $750 506-3003 car garage. $1,675/ WARREN- 3 bedroom, 1 CADIEUX- 2/ 3 bed- (313)881-0018 month. (313)886-3463 1/2 baths, Eastpointe MACK! Cadieux area, 20933 Hollywood, 2 room. Low rent. Sec- SOMERSET- 3 bed- large 1 bedroom bedroom bungalow, schools, new carpet! GROSSE - Pointe tion 8 negotiable. room, 1 1/2 bath low- apartment. Stove, re- Grosse Pointe doors. Many updates. Woods, Oxford, off (248)399-42161 agent. frigerator, heat & wa- Schools. Brand new Appliances. Possible er, hardwood floors, Mack, 3 bedroom, ter included. $4751 wall to wall carpet. SOMERSET. 31 4 bed- option to purchase. freshly painted, ga- basement, garage. month. 810-726-0004 Appliances, deck. room. Garage, brick, $750. (313)859-9650 rage, basement, no $1,3501 negotiable. $775 month plus utilit- dining room, finished pets. $825, plus se- MOROSS- 2 bedroom, 810-773-2035, 810- 709 TOWNHOUSES/ curity. (313)881-3027 ies. References re- basement, fireplace. updated duplex, finsh- 772-9632 CONDOS FOR RENT quired. Contact Larry, $625. Rental Pros, I UPPER 2 bed;oom, ed basement with 313-964-5849 313-882-Rent 686 Neff, upper unit. large kitchen, applian- bath, air, garage. GROSSE Pointe- 3 bed- $8001 month, heat in- $600.313-881-8775 room 2 1/2 baths, 2 707 HOUSES fOR RENT I ces, hardwood floors. 3 bedroom brick ranch, cluded. Sine & Mon- car garage, applian- S.C.S/MACOMB (OUNTY St. Clair, $800 in- WATERFRONT 2 bed- newly remodeled, ghan 313-884-7000 ces. $1,500. 313-821- cludes utilities, 313- room, clean. $650 hardwood floors FRASER- 3 bedroom, 2 . 885-2020 8760 LAKESHORE Village 2 plus utilities. throughout, 2 car at- .baths, kitchen appli- bedroom townhouse, 701 APTS rlATS'DUPLEX (313)822-2872 ances. $1,000 with tatched garage, all ap- HARPER Woods- 3 newly decorated, new DETR OIT VI A YN E CO U NTY $1,500 security de- 702 APTS, FLATS DUPLEX pliances, 1 year lease, bedroom, basement. kitchen, no pets. posit. Call 810-293- 1385 Somerset, 3 bed- S.C.S, MACOMB COUNTY no pets. $1,700. BungalOW. $850. $8001 month plus se- (313)885-0146 3490 for appointment. room upper, fireplace, CANAU Garfield, large Rental Pros, 810-n3- cUrity deposit. Availa- ble immediately. 313- new paint, new car- (1,260 square). 2 bed- Rent LAKEFRONT, 2 bed- 4 bedroom home, air 881-8283 leave mes- pet, new kitchen, room, 2 bath, carport, rooms, 2 baths, fire- conditioning, 1 car ga- NOTRE Dame, 2 sage. $750- $895, 313-822- $700. 810-286-2330, bed- place, central air, full rage. Grosse Pointe room, 1 bath, com- 8660,31~0101 810-295-0509 basement, 2 1/2 car ST. Clair Shores- Upper Schools. $1,100. pletely remodeled garage. Jefferson! 10 level two bedroom, 2 bedroom duplex, near CHARMING 2 bedroom (313)884-1409 home, basement. 1 1/2. $1,600. (810)nS- two bath unit in Riv- St. John Hospital, ap- apartment. Newly re- car garage, $925. 7777. iera Terrace. Brand pliances not included, decorated, new dish- 890 Cadieux- 3 bed-- 810-292-0007 no pets, no smoking, washer and all other room, 2 baths, 1,500 new carpet. stove & ST. Clair Shores exclu- refrigerator. Doorwa" newly decorated. appliances included, square feet, 2 car ga- RIVARD, 2 bedroom sive 3 bedroom cen- to balcony. Central $7501 month. First & central air, pool, shop- rage, appliances in- farmhouse, large liv- tral air, 2 baths, rec air, clubhouse and last months plus se- ping near- by. Located cluded. $1,300. ing room! dining area, basement. Study pool. Carport. No curity deposit. at Jefferson & Marter, (313)884 4887 carpet. Utility room, all room, sun room. 2 car pets. Immediate occu- (313)839-4935 available for immedi- appliances, fenced garage. No' pets. pancy. $900 per ate rent. $7501 month. yard. Available Febru- 2 bedroom townhouse EXECUTIVE home in $1,200. (810)725- month. Johnstone & Can Steve at 313-881- ary 1st. $775. near 5t. John Hospi- the heart of Grosse 2803 Johnstone, (313)884- 8163 (313)885-3440 tal. Appliances. $750. Pointe Woods. Prime 0600 313-622-4004, 623- LAKE St. Clair- cozy up- location. Comer lot, 4 ST. Clair Shores, 91 Jef- 556-0828 dated, 1 bedroom. In- bedrooms, 2 1/2 SMALL 3 bedroom, ferson. Classic 3 bed- newly decorated, 711 GARAGES 'MINI room brick bungalow, I 4658 Balfour, 2 bed- cludes heat and wa- baths, formal dining Grosse Pointe basement, garage. STOR~GE fOR RENT room upper. Applian- ter. Great view. $590. room, updated kitchen schools, $725/ month. $1,200 per month. ces included. $560 (810)468-0733 with eating area. Flori- STORAGE building No pets. (313)885- ( 8 1 0 ) 778 - 708.7 , month. 313-885-4205 LAKE St. Clair- cozy up- da room, natural fire- available for rent. ap- 1371 (810)443-5170 dated, 1 bedroom. In- place, finished base- proximately 900 APARl'UENT, 1 bed- cludes heat and wa- ment, ADT security square feet. Phone room, appliances, SOUTH of Vemier, East ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- ter. Great view. $590. system. 2 car attach- (313)885-8326 heat included. Laun- of Mack, 3 bedroom, 2 room colonial, 1 1/2 (810)468-0733 ed garage, fenced dry available. $395. 1/2 bath, 2 1/2 car, bath, basement, all 714 LIVING QUARTERS yard. $1,800/month. $2,2001 month. 810- Credit check. ONE bedroom spacious appliances included. 10 SHARE (313)859-9650 townhouse style Also available furnish- 286-2330, 810-295- No pets. $825/ month. apartment with base- ed. 810-792-3990. 0509 810-786-9791 HARPER Woods room- BEDFORD- 2 bedroom ment. Eastpointe, 91 mate to share very upper. Ideal for single Gratiot area. Air, ap- 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 70S HOUSES FOR RENT 70S HOUSES FOR RENT nice, spacious home. professional. Applian- pliances included, POINTES -'HARPER VJOODS POINTES:HARPER \'JOOD5 P{)l NTE5/HARP£R WOODS $3501 month includes ces, washer, dryer, convenient location. 1 utilities. (313)371- heat included. Credit bedroom, $545. 313- 6116 check. $6501 month. 885-8300 Ask about GROSSE POINTE FARMS~ near St. John Hospital, shopping and transportation. No petsl smoking. Senior discounts. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath colonial. Included in lease are: stove. refrigerator. microwave, NEED A ROOMMATE? 313-886-2689, call lawn service. Available February 1. $1,200 per month. 705 HOUSES FOR RENT All Ages, OCcupations, before 7p m GROSSE POINTE SHQRES- Flexible lease terms olvail.1blc.Cleg.llH fUUI l>cJroum. POINTES/HARPER WOODS Td~les, Backgrounds CADIEUX! 1-94, 2 bed- three and one half bath Colonial on a cul-de-sac street off Lakeshore. No pets. and lifestyles. $2,400 per month. room lower, dining 1854 Huntington. Super "Our 20th Year" room, sharp, remod- location. Brick ranch. GROSSE POINTE FARMS- Fabulous four bedroom, three and one half bath home Home-Mate Specialists eled, like new. Base- Spacious living room With dazzling kirchen, family room and library. On Lakeshore with a View of rhe (248)644-6845 ment & garage. $595, with marble surround Lake from most rooms $11,500 per month. woodburnrng fire- 716 OFFl(E/COMMERCIAL section 8 ok. 313- GROSSE POINTE WOOPS- Sparklmg four bedroom. fwO and a halfbarh Colonial in I 5704242 place. $1,350. 313- a qUiet location near the Lake. Mutschler kitchen, family room with fireplace and fOR RENT 622-4077 adjacent deck with hot tub. Small pet OK with deposit. Prefer two year lease. 20390 Harper, Harper COZY 2 bedroom apart- May be renred furnished or unfurnished. $2,600 per month. ment, Bedford! Outer Classifleds Woods. Uppersu~e,2 Drive area, credit Work For You rooms, 22x12 total. check, available soon. To place an ad call: (313)884-0600 • $295/ month lease. , (313)882-9655 (313)882-6900 X 3 313-884-7575 •

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723 VACATION RENTALS 716 OffICE/COMMERCIAL 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 717 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 721 VACATION RENTALS FOR REN"l" FOR RENT FOR RENT WANTED flORIDA NORTHERN MICHIGAN HARBOR Springs con- APPROXIMATELY KENNEDY BUILDING ST. Clair Shores- Flexi- WANTED to buy or NAPLES- beautiful do Skiing, snowmobil- 1,250 sq. ft. available Opposite Eastland ble office and ware- lease: 5,000. 6,000 guest house near ing. 3 bedroom, fire- in a spectacular new- Shopping Center. house space In terriric squart! feet of contigu- beach, shopping. Pri- vate lake. $685 per place, shopping. Eve- er office building on City of Eastpointe. location, close to 194 ous professional office week. 941-598-.2224 nings, 313-885-4142. Greater Mack in St. Near 1-94 & 1-696 & 696. Could Include space in Grosse Clair Shores. Ample Single suites-S,600 one loading dock. Ap.- HARBOR Spnngs Pe- Pointel Harper SIESTA Key condos, 11 on site parking. Excel- sq. ft. on main level. proximately 10,000 toskey- 4 bedroom, 3 Woodsl St. Clair 2 bedrooms, weeklyl lent location. 1/2 year By appointment sq. ft. available. Am- bath house. Fully fur- Shores area. Occu- monthly. 941.349. lease. $1,500 per 810-776-5440 ple parking. John- nished with fireplace pancy needed June 1, 5726 month. Johnstone & stone & Johnstone., near ski area. Call af- Johnstone, (313)884- (313)884.0600 2001. Excellent free- ter 6pm, 248-647- OFFICE for rent in St. way access and area TREASURE Island 4628. www.round 0600 SUB lease. access to Clair Shores. Prime and professional ap. Beach Resort. Ocean- houserental.com kitchen, private park- DELUXE office suites in location on Jefferson view, kitchen, heated ing, secretarial serv- pearance a must. HARBOR Springs- Maple Park office pla- near Marter road. In. pool, exotic grounds. ices, storage, alarm Contact: C. Ballew Beautiful condo: 4 za, Sl Clair Shores. eludes heat, AlC, Weekly, 1-800-318- system, cleaning servo (313)882-3440 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath. Campus- like setting 5632 electric and cleaning. ice. On Cadieux off Ski: Highlands, Nubs with 4 buildings, pri. 'An this and more for Mack, just outside of 719 RENT WITH OPTION or cross country. vate parking. Close to only $7001 month. Call Grosse Pointe. 150- TO BUY (248)626-7538 freeways. Call Kathi, Pat Bourbeau at Tap- 300 sq. ft. $250. NAPLES! 313.882.8800 for GROSSE Pointe HARBOR Springs- pan and Associates at $300. Please call FLORIDA rental information. Schools, newly deco- Charming home near (313)884-6200 for de- Fred. 313.882-5388. rated ranch, 3 bed. SALES &: RENTA slopes, sleeps 6, 2 GROSSE Pointe City. tails. Sugar Sand Beaches baths. Reserve now THE Hill- 93 Kercheval. rooms, 2 full baths. 800 sq. ft. on Mack. Variety of fully for Presidents and Approximately 2,500 $97,500. 2 bedroom Immediate occupancy OFFICE SPACE furnished other weeks! week- square feet. First bungalOW, full base- $9001 month. John- Grosse Pointe Woods. condos &: homes. ends. 1-888-397-2595 floor. Days, (313)881. stone & Johnstone, IndiVidual offices ment, $87,900 Appli. or 231-526-3963 6401. Nights, Mari Vesci Realtors (313)884-0600 starting at $300 a month ances included. Ex. (313)882-4593 1(800)-24-VESCI HARBOR Springs! Pe- (includes all utilities) cellent condition. (800-248-3724) GROSSE Pointe office toskey. Furnished, Lucido & Associates (810)986.9670 www.vesci.com space available on (313)882.1010 equipped condos and tal cottages for your ski Mack Avenue starting 721 VACATION RENTALS at $400. Off street, 4 3138828mx3 ***** . or snowmobile es- FLORIDA 723 VACATION RENTALS hour metered parking OUTSTANDING east. cape. Fireplaces, to Charge your NORTHERN MICHIGAN available. (313)884- side office building, 2 BONITA Springs. New pools, Presidents 4887 suites available. 957 Classified Ad Villa on golf course, pri- CASEVILLE- waterfront weekend availability. vate pool, 2 Bedroom, 2 & 578 sq. ft. Call Den- cottage on Saginaw Holiday Accommoda- Visa! MC Accepted bath piUS den. Gated HARPER WOODS (at nis Dilworth at Colliers Bay. Sleeps 8, cable, tions. (800)968-4353 Vernier) suite of offi- community. club house. www.upnorth.com International, 248. or Fax 313-343-5569 etc. Golf included. Call VCR, everything pro. ces (1,600 sq. ft.) 540.1000 for details. Elaine 810-726-6026 vided but linen. $9001 WATERFRONT Port New- very nicel Easy Include: Ad Copy, Name, Address, gam- 5pm week, 313-331-6989 Sanilac, 6 bedrooms, access to 1-94, ~ 3 baths, sanely beach. month RENT FREE. SINGLE office on Mack, DELUXE Harbor Phone Number, MARCO Island, Florida. $1,5001 week. 313- Mr. Stevens, 313-886- near Moross. $390 Springs condo, sleeps Signature, 2 bedroom condo on 882-5070 1763 month. Phone John or 6. Pool, jaCUZZi, fire. beach from $1,2001 Bill, 313-882.5200. VisaJMC Number place. Ski Boynel week. 3 bedroom MACK AV&.. LEASES & Expiration Date. Nubs. Discount. 248- ADDRESS~ '- SQ. FT. home with pool from ST. Clair Shores, medi. 644-7873 READ THE 18424 Mack GPF 1600 $1,2001 week. Harbor- call dental suite. 22211 Mack SCS ..... 9oo view Rentals, 1-800- Classified Advertising CLASSIFIED 1,500 square feet, ex. Grosse Point~ ~WS an IDEA that Sine & Monaghan 377.9299. www.har sells! cellent parking. 313- e.-e- bu IIkwt GMAC Real Estate ~~~<0NNECji8N VACATION ..... , a ,. ••• b2f,yiew.rentals,com ~.l"5ih 313-884-7000 204.2005 RENTALS & PACK YOUR ~~~£)t£)t£)t£)t~~~ BAGS! .. :: ... .. v,: oW:,.~""~~~~"'h ..'" ......

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800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSE) FOR -SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 300 HOUSES FOR SAlE TODAY'S BEST GROSSE Pointe HARPER Woods, 20634 ST CLAIR SHORES CLINTON River- (3 boat BUYS wells, seawall)- 1 bed- Woods, Scott built, 5 Woodmont. Ranch, 3 Super sharp ranch NEW USTING room with' loft, bedroom coloniaJ with bedrooms, 2 baths. home. Aluminum sided, DETROIT $199,000, includes 2 fuU and 2 half baths. Completely updated, fresh paint & new car- 32ft. boat. Lot: 50x Updated kitchen, fin.. finished basement. pet. 1 block from school. 2 bedroom frame 290. (248)931-1065. ished basement, cen- Open house Sunday Better hurry! Only bungaJow, gas heat, trat air, first floor laun- 1- 4. $89,900. $idedrive, 1 1/2 car DONATE your ' cars, dry, 2 1/2 car garage garage. Extra lot. 1518 Pallister, St. Clai HARPER Woods, Stieber Realty boats, R.V., trucks, and much more. Move Priced to sen. Shores. 3 bed roo Grosse Pointe 81 G-775-4900 property to: MISSING in condition. Call for $59,SOOI Terms. brick ranch, large cor Sch.ools. 3 bedroom ST. CLAIR SHORES CHILDREN PROJ- appointment Gro .. Pointe.Park ner lot. Loads of bungalow. Move in 4 bedroom brick ranch ECT- for a tax dona- (313)882-5353 2 bedroom single, dates including ne condition. New kitch- tion. (313)884-9324 featuring new paint, gas forced air with windows! kitchen! fur en/ central airl win- carpet and oak central air, new roof! GROSSE Pointe nacel air. Open ftoo GROSSE Pointe Fanns- dows, finished base- kitchen cabinets. carpeting, very sharp. Woods- 1601 Brys. plan, hardwoo 3 bedroom coloniat, ment, sun porch, pa- $108,900. FHA! VA Only $79,900 Immediate floors, finished bas completely remodeled occupancy tio. $139,500. Agents ST. CLAIR SHORES NEWUSTING on this totally renovat- ment. Open Sunda with large granite is- welcome. 313-881- PROBATE SALE Grosse Pointe Park ed 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 1- 4p.m. 810-530 land kitchen & step 8331 Sharp 3 bedroom brick 5-5 incom, bungalow, bath bungalow. New 1 0181. down family room, HARPER Woods- near ranch, finished base- two paying tenants, 1/2 car garage. Much vaulted ceilings, hard- Grosse Pointe border. ment with full bath, new roof. city certified. more. Open house, 4 bedroom Cape Cod, wood floors, central Immaculate 3 bed- country kitchen, Florida SUnday 1- 4pm. Call .$129.900 or~r.. Grosse . Pointe air, lluge private yard room brick ranch, new room, 2 car garage. 810-915-0303 or 810- Woods. 2 bath, large with park-like setting. kitchen & marble bath Must be sold 412-0800. CROWN. kitchen and family $389,000. Homeown- with Jacuzzi, 2 car ga- immediately. room. Many updates. ers Concept, 810-n6- rage, hardwood floors, ST. CLAIR SHORES GROSSE Pointe Asking $318,500. 4663 natural fireplace, cen- 12 unit apartment Woods- 1976 Anita. REALTY (313)884-5124 I tral air, basement. building. $745,000. Totally renovated 3 TOM MCDONALD & GROSSE Pointe Grosse Pointe Lee Real Estate bedroom, 2 1/2 bath MARTIN MCDONALD 7MILEIMACK Schools, 20227 Len- schools. Asking Ask for Harvey brick bUngaloW. New 2 bedroom, full base- non, Harper Woods. $159,000. Immediate 810-771-3954 313-821-6500 windows. Much more. ment, all appliances, Brick ranch, 3 bed- occupancy. (313)647- Immediate occupan- ST. Clair Shores clean 3 side dfi\4e, garage. room, with possible 9522. bedroom brick ranch, Vacant, move right In. 4th, 2 1/2 baths, was cy. Open House Sun- HARPfR WOODS day. 1- 4pm. cau 810- LAND Contract- nice basement, garage. Land contract. $4,000 the builder's model & $144,500. 810-777- GRfAT HOVSEJ house, new air, 2 1/2 915-0303 or 810-412- quite neighborhood, down, $650 month. 1526 313-882-0555 garage. $158,000, 0800. near St. John Hospi- GREAT PRlCfJ tal. 2 bedroom bunga. new listing priced to ST. Clair Shores, land GROSSE Pointe low. Clean inside! out. GRfATARfA! A Saddle Lane sell. Hughes Realty, contract or rent to Woods-, 1,300 square Newly remodeled. Qt&e PcinteSc:hoob -must see-! Grosse (313)885-5500 own. Beautiful, ap- foot bungalow, 3 bed- Nice investment prop- atQHmperW~ Pointe Woods. 4 bed- proximately 1,800 sq. room, 2 baths, chann- erty. $69,500. Bring rooms, walk in clos- GROSSE Pointe ft. 3 bedroom brick pXe. lbIs 3 bedroan ing and cozy. Well all offers. 313-882- ets, 4 baths, Jacuzzi Schools- New roof in colonial, newly' remod- ~ is ready for 2000. Updated electri- maintained. Many up- 0591 tub, formal living & dmes.Newercarpet& eled, fireplace, many irnmecklite ~. cal and hot water OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 dining rooms, double hardwood. Garage, updates. Call for de- OtyinspedBd and tank. 2 bedrooms but 20314 Woodmont, story foyer, built-in ap- Florida room, tails, Phil, 313-882. family room with fire- H~rWoods.Enter ready faimmedlate pliances in kitchen, $168,900. Millennium 0591 place could be used from Harper or Bea- ~Pricedat family room with fire- Real Estate. 810-n6- as 3rd bedroom. consfield. Ultra sharp 3 ST. Clair Shores- cus- place, newer vinyl 2457 ooly S115,axl Large kitchen, updat- brick tom 3 bedroom brick windows for easy year bedroom bunga- RCIlSomul ~ ed bath and morel ranch. 2 full baths. GROSSE Pointe low. Master suite with around cleaning, new Reduced to $94,900. Den. One of a kind! Centwy21 i Woods. Move in con- fun bath, formal dining roof in 2000, sprinkler Call Joe Sunnont, $159,900. (810)777- dition. Channing, 3 room, big living room Am!kxloo system, alann, finish- Century 21 AAA; 810- 0182 bedroom. Tastefully w/natural fireplace, fin- 3~ ed wet bar basement, 899-7171 ished basement with perfect for parties. decorated. Central air, WARREN- 3 bedroom, 1 313-330-1999 newer roof. Beautiful half bath. Sun room, ga- $497,900. Open GROSSE POINTE rage, allan a deep lot & 1.2 bath bi- level, new house, 525 Saddle WOODS master bedroom, carpet, many updates, on..; large closet. Hard- tree lined street. ONLY Lane, February 3rd & Totally updated 3 bed- $142,000. EastpOinte Schools, ::::-r-2I. room, 1 1/2 bath ranch wood floors, applian- 4th, 1- 5, February HARPER WOODS $89,500. 313-882- on a large, well- land- ces, sprinklers. 313- Americana ., 10th & 11th, 1- 5. 810- WINNER 4132 scaped lot on a quiet 804-6265 532-8552, 313-282- Huge bungalow with cul-de-sac. $350,000. 4925 family room, queen (313)881-n80 HARPER Woods, 20274 Woodmont, 2 bed- sized kitchen, natural CASH waiting- Buying GROSSE Pointe room with large unfin- fireplace, finished base- homes, call today! In- Woods, 3 bedroom, 2 ished attic, fireplace, ment and 2.5 car garage vestor will cash you bath brick bungalow, new roof, new heating on nice sized lot. ONLY out. Now buying $114,900. central air, marble fire- & air, new windows, homes in Detroit, place in living room, new drive, hardwood ASK FOR Harper Woods, St. Carol 'Z. Koepplln hardwood floors floors just refinished. Clair Shores, Grosse $118,000. Hughes century 21 Showcue Pointe. 313-350-6714. throughout. $147,900. Realty, (313)885-5500 810-751-2662, EXT 42 Call 24 hours. 248-225-9934

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ST CLAIR SHORES HARPER Woods ranch ST. Clair Shores- Nauti- 165" on North Channel 91 MACK DRIVE co-op. 2 bedroom. pri- cal Mile condo. Wind- with 140' on canal. Super sharp.ptush attor. vate basement with wood Pointe. 2nd floor Build your dream neys or professional of. 1/2 bath, patio. Cold- unit, 2 bedrooms, 2 home in prestigious fice. Carpeted through. well Banker SChweit. full baths, living room, area. Unique beauty out, cherty wood cabi- zero Bill, f313)882. library. walk. in clos- year round, shettered nets, oak crown mold- 5539 ets, modem kitchen, dockage for your boat. GET recessed lighting, cus. Four boats wells. Call ings rich kitchen & com. HARPER Woods. 2 tom wood shutters, Pat at Isles Realty. puter area. Generous bedroom co- cp. Walk screened. in porch, 81()..794-3150 meeting room or closing in closets, private and much more. Pre. 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN office,- an office with basement, porch, im- mium complex loca. HOMES class. Great area of St. mediate occupancy. tion. (810)215-6472 Clair Shores. Minutes (313)881-0096 HARBOR Springs. Trout from Grosse Pointe ST. Clair Shores- Over. Creek condo, 3 bed- HARPER Woods. light, or 1.94. lake Road condo. 2 room plus 2 bath. airy first floor comer DETROIT bedroom. Completely Near skiing, golf. condo with lots of win- FROM KELLYISOUTH 8 MILE refurbished, attached $228,000. 231-526- dows. Excellent condi- 2,700 Sq. ft. office/medi- garage. Ample stor. tion, convenient park. 3192 cal building, free stand- age and closet. Se. ing. No pets. Only 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN ing W125car parking lot. cluded area. $98,500. $46,000. Call Betty lOTS Possible day care or (810)774-5799 Morris at Tappan & 80 acre farm on paved HOB church. 5 minutes from ST. Clair Shores- Town- 1-94.Only minutes from Associates. (313)884- road, in the thumb, 6 house end unit. 1m. Grosse Pointe. 6200 miles from Lake Hur. maculate, 1,100 Jim Bommarito LAKESHORE Village, on. Slightly rolling with While you're basking on square feet. 2 bed- just listed, 22970 Mar. small stream & some A88OC. Broker room, 1.5 baths, cen- century-21 AAA ter, remodeled. trees. Zoned agricul- the beach, keep up with tral air, carport, base- turaV residential. 810-772-8000 $94,400. Diana Barto- ment, neutral decor. lotta, Fiorini Realty, $210,000. Cotdwell everything under the Many updates. Home Banker Schweitzer, 803 co'mo' ;.')' ') "lATS 810-917-8232 warranty included. Margaret, 810..871. SUD LAKESHORE Village, $97,900. Millennium back home. A beautiful 2 bedroom. 2 5900, pager 248.235- St. Clair Shores. Spa' Real Estate (810)n6- full bath condo Jrectry 1374 cious 2 bedroom con- 2457 on St. Clair Shores do. Just remodeled, REAL estate investor golf course. Attached carpet throughout, all 808 lAKE/RIVER HOM£S looking to purchase garage, deck. Asking new appliances in. small single & multi- $142,900.. Open cluding washer, dryer BRAND new lakefront family homes. Please call 313-882-1566 House Sunday, 1pm. & microwave, central homes starting at $199,900 U.S. Only 4pm. 962 Country air, clubhouse, pool, 8150UTOFSTAH day care. Immediate 15 minutes from the Club. Call Kathy, 248. Bluewater Bridge in PROPERTY 355--1234. days. ~ eve" occupancy. Best unit in complex. Must see Canada. For informa- WINDSOR, rural acre- nings 248.626-5567. to appreciate. tion on all waterfront age- 47 acres, 20 mi. Broker. $99,900. Call for ap- properties call Rod nutes from Windsor/ pointment, 810-598- Gowrie at Magic Real. Detroit border. ty, 519-332.6880 $2,900. per acre. EFFICIENCY condo 9890 unit. 17135 Gravier Phone:519.7~9013 i10. (Cadieux! Mack area). 1 bedroom, 817 REAL ESTATE V/ANTED Vacation Forwarding kitchenette, living room. bathroom. ATTENTIONI Cash for $30,000. - negotiable. homes, any condition. Tell us... (313)884-6061 Eastside area. 313- 510-4213, 313-881- The dates you'll be away & 3969 808 lAKE /RIVER HOMES Your vacation address ... 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 808 LAK£/RIVfR HOMES 820 BUSINESS roR S~lf

PRIME location, St. We'll send your newspafer Clair Shores. Fine arts supplies, framing, on vacation with you. sculpting. Well estab- lished, approximately 2,800 sq. ft. Caesar L. Voccia Real Estate, (313)343-5577 810.415-9797. For qUIck response 810- 617-0559 Attention Getters Gr~ Pointe N~ws LAKE ST. CLAIR are a fun way to say 3,750 ~Q.ft. Study- Library facing lakel opti?nal maste~ bedroom, "see this ad" 4 bedrooms,S 1/2 baths, dining room, wme cellar, fireplace, &~ NEWS,,,'lIS 3 car garage, boat hoist, 70' frontage. M:anyother features. Great location. Available 30 days. 20 mmutes to Ren Cen. * 01/ .:. Priced to sell by owner at $975,000. Only $2 Call for a ointment, 810-773.3814 Call 313-882-6900 ext 3 to place your ad today

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