Farms purchases • It was a year of beginnings and endings In the City of Grosse POinte In 1\Ifi'"' U~...,.1n...7 h'"".....no_ ~UU~ r--dye.jf\. .L ., ... "'.&., ....a. I...."" J .I. l V .1.1. l ~ , • Grosse POinte Shores administra- tion, council and commi1tees conducted much work over play during 2002 Page 3A appeal pending
• Atter three years of waiting 1'1 the By Bonnie Caprara tIon,~ Burges;, Said Wings, Terrance Brennan Will assume Staff Writer Area reSidents were the role of the director of publiC service The Grosse Pomte Farms angered by the city's plans, In Grosse POinte Farms Current d,rec CIty Councd adopted a reso- whIch they learned of the tor Joseph leonard retires after 13 lutlOn at a specIal meetmg day after the council agreed years with the city Page 4A on Monday to follow an to punha;,e the properties order Issued by a Third The council re;,cmded Its • Grosse POinte Woods police Will ClrcUlt Judge to purchase offer last January continue cracking down on speeders on one of two homes It agreed The owners, JudIth Paul Allard 8A to purchase In October 2001 and Bert Paul, contended m it • Irl 2002 the Grosse POinte Board The move WIll allow the a SUlt brought before Judge " of Education made many administrative city adminIstratIOn to pur- Warfield Moore III March appointments, numerous c~langes In chase a home at 163 that the city should be cUrricula and successfully campaigned McKmley, WhIch It ongmal- requIred to complete the for the $62 million bond Issue Page ly planned to raze for a 33- transaction of the property 12A ;,pot parkIng lot In. back of "The owners asserted that the Punch and Judy the Clt)' had entered mto a • 'The Marm, ' a rock band consist- Duddmg on the Hdl CIty valId contract to purchase Ing of se"eral Grosse POinte North High attorney Wilham Burgess their home ~ Burgess saId School students, Willperform at a ben- s81d the councd ongmally "The city contended that the efit lor Audrey Bustillo, a young girl suf- authoflzed the city to agreement that was entered fering from complications after a I",er acqUIre the property "sub- mto at that time allowed the transplant Page 12A ject to the satisfaction of cer- cIty to conduct certam mves- • WillOW, a women's leaderstllp tam condItIOns" tlgatlOns WIth respect to the program at Grosse POinte North High "Those conditIOns were property, mcludmg the sta- School, welcomed 250 students at Its not met, and as a conse- tus of title of that property first meeting Page 13A quence la"t year, the cIty dId • The toy bUSiness seemed back on not complete the transac- See McKINLEY, page 2A track and boys, girls and adults chose , from a selection of popular toys games , and model trains Page 17A Water rates still all , • DBC Systems, a software develop- 1 ment company owned and operated by f a family of Grosse POinte residents, has wet, Shores says been recognized as an Industry pace- setter Page 17A By Bonnie Caprara past three years, the Shores Staff Writer has p81d the water depart- • Grosse POinte South s boys hock- The pnce Grosse Pomte ment at the 1999 rate of ey team bE'at Dearborn DIVine Child 4- 1 In a first-place showdown In the Shores pays for water IS $869 per 1,000 cubIC feet of commg down, but not water and has held the Michigan Metro High School Hockey League Page 1C enough, say cIty offiCials remamder m escrow The EarlIer thiS month, the Shores currently has DetrOlt Water and Sewerage $75,000 placed m escrow Department c1almed the Photo by WIll Harrah basIS upon whIch 1t deter- In companson, Grobse WEEK' AHEAD mmed water rates Wab m POlnte Woods pays $5 03 per Oh Christmas tree! error 1,000 cubIC feet of water, Thursday, Dec. 26 Thousands of points of light are eVident throughout the Grosse Water rates are based on Grosse Pomte Park pays Services for Older Citizens Willhold a Pointes and Harper Woods as residents decorated their homes in the amount of water used at $7 44 per 1,000 cubIC feet of Christmas tea at Sunrise ASSisted holiday style. This tree in the 2100 block of Vendome in the peak tImes Meters to mea- water, and Harper Woods LIVingfrom 1 to 4 p m Farms is just one of many beautiful Sights this holiday season. sure those amounts were pays $7 50 per 1,000 cubIC Tickets are $6 For reservations and mstalled m February 2000, feet of water The CIty of more information call sac at (313) but not operatlOnal untIl Grosse Pomte purchases 882-9600 June of thiS year water from Grosse Pomte However, the water Farms Sunday, Dec. 29 department saId It would Houghton s81d the Shores not base Its new rate for the IS m a favorable pOSItIOn to Grosse POinte Woods reSidents can Shores based on SIXmonths lower the water rate It pays enJoy free Indoor Ice skating at of data Instead, the water to the water department University Liggett School McCann Ice department saId It would "A rough analySIS by our Arena from 5-7 p m on Sunday through average those new figures m engmeers, Hubbell, Roth & March 30 With those of the prevlOUS Clark, says we should be A valid Woods park pass IS reqUired three years able to lower our rate by for admittance "That doesn't bode well about 10 percent," Houghton With us," VIllage counsel said Tuesday, Dec. 31 Ralph Houghton saId "We Houghton requested a The Grosse POinte PubliC Library were not a charted commu- meetmg With the water Winter Film Festival features 'Happy IIlt) In those years ~ department and recom- New Year, Charlie Brownl' and The water department mended the Shores contmue "Wishbone The Prince and the Pooch currently charges the to pay $8 69 per 1,000 cubIC at the Woods Branch at 4 p m Shores $1099 per 1,000 feet until the Issue IS AdmiSSion IS free For more Informa- cubiC feet of water For the resolved tion, call (313) 343-2074 I Wednesday, Jan 1 Ha~py New Year' Municipal offices are closed Thursday and Friday trash pickup Will Courtney Dempsey Burkett be delayed one day Home: Gro<.,sePOinte Park
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Family: Husband, Adam Opinion 6A Obituaries 8A Occupation: MedIa rela- twns coord1l1ator for Harper Woods 9A P~nt() bv Bonnle C'apTRra the Wayne State ITnl\ er~lty Department Schools 12, 13A From mayor to state rep of Theatre Autos 11A Grosse Pointe Farms Municipal Judge Matthew Rumora admin- istered the oath of office of the First District House of Represen- Quote: Tv!' h\ed a lot of BUSiness 16A tatives seat to Edward Gaffney In a local swearing-in ceremony at place", but thIS I" the onJ) pJace that WI)) be Enterta Inment 2B the Farms City Hall on Friday, Dec 20 Gaffney, who has served 11 years on the Farms City Council with the last three years as m) home" Seniors oB mayor s~id, "It s a short oath. but it's an important oath' 1<'arms rl"sident and pro se legahst GII Engels would agree' Gaffney's trrm Se(' story, page 15A Classified ads SC begins Jan. 1.
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.clt"Vll)( • 1lilt ittN1j\l:'l''>tA'def • December 26, 2002 Grosse Pointe News News 3A City saw old and new come its way in 2002 By Bonnie Caprara Trust Investments AssOciatIOn and co-owner of _ StaH Wnter "I'm a httle ~urprJr.ed by the VIllage Toy Co "They r It was a year of begin the numberb It brought m, are glVmg us rules that are mngr. and endlng& In the but not &urprJbed m the gOIng to help us down the ?It) of GrOl>be Pomte m number of people It brought road" 2002 Ill," l>ald JObh JObpph, vice CVS and Velmelr bald Aftrr a l>e\'l~ral week pre~ldent of Hdco Real they have not deuded on delay, thp Neff Park pool Estate, wlUth reprt'l>ented plans for the former opened for residents Just Jacobson's store but have before the Fourth of July had a lot of mt~rest 1fi the The new POOllb 40 pel ct'nt site from retailers larger than the 30-year old CIty leaders also dealt pool It replaced It has mnp wIth Hnothpr 7Omnp-l""lIP In ..,D~p~tJ.tJUjJ.~"'J.i.LJ 1dllng Uctober when they approved - lanes, a 50 percent larger ordmances which restnct deck arE''l , and half meter, where adult-onentE'd busI- one-meter and thre, meter nesses may be located dIVing boards The adjacent State and federal laws wading pool Ib 43 pertent Jacobson'" III the pruperty state that a mUlllclpahty smaller, but boasts water hqUldatlOn sale "We had 15 cannot outlaw adult-onent toy& that can be mampulat- rounds of bidding at cd busmesses, but can lOn- ed by kids and kldr.-at-heart $100,000 mcrements " trol where such bUSinesses The new 31-foot-hlgh Other offers on the bUlld- can be located Summer started a bit late in the City of Grosse Pointe when the Neff Park pool bathhouse, a subject of con- Illg came from Kroger and With the Village and any and bathhouse. above, opened to residents just before the Fourth of July. sternabon among nelghborl> developer Arkan Jonna commercially zoned area Jacobson's. below. bid adieu to the Village this SUIDmer when the Jackson- dunng construction, fea- The CVS-VelmeH pur- \'.lthm 1,000 feet from any based retaUer falled to pull itself through a bankruptcy reorganization. CVS tures a famIly changing chase ""as a surpnse to school or church bemg off- Pharmacy and Velmeir Companies purchased the building in September for faCIlity and a high-pressure, many hmlts to such buslllesses, $10.7 million - $4.2 million more than a prior private sale offer. hot"" ater cleamng system to "I was completely sur- the ordlllance gUidelines clean all three locker rooms pnsed," said City Manager would restnct adult onent- r Instead of the park dlrec- Michael Overton "We had ed busmesses to four proper ;; tor and hfeguards shanng about 15 or 16 groups talk tleb on Mack spate With the pool heater With us, and they were not "I feel comfortable With I and electrical room a sepa- any of the ones we talked the permanency of thel>e rate buddmg was c~nstruct- with" four uses that we're not I ed With ample offke and In anticipatIOn of a new openmg up the doors for meetmg room space development, the council adult busmesses," said enclobed m wmdows that passed a mynad of new zon- Brandon Rogers, City plan overlook pvery vista of the mg ordmances for the mng consultant park VIllage bw,mess dlstnct III Other hlghhghts m the "You can't get a better November City m 2002 mclude view than thiS," AsSlbtant HIghhghts of the 22 pages - In March, the City pro- City Manager Bnan Vlck of zomng changes mclude posed consohdatmg 911 dlS- saId Increasmg bUlldmg heights patch services With Grosse The CIty'S counCil also to four stores (52 feet) m the Pomte Farms and Grosse gave the go-ahead on man- center block of Kercheval Pomte Park earher thiS na reconstructIOn (and a and the additIOn of hotel and year new front gate) to start m reSidential uses on the thlrd City admlmstrators caIled the fall of 2003 and fourth floors With spe- the move "a way of cutting t About a month after the clal approval of the counCil costs willIe malntammg our CIty opened Its new pool, Other new speCIal approval current level of service m all Jacobson's announced It uses mclude outdoor cafes our areas of the City's opera- would bid adieU to the and eatmg areas, and coun- tlons" Village shopplllg dlstnct cll approval of busmesses The Idea was mxed m While bargam shoppers With a gross floor area m June when the Farms decld- took advantage of a IIqUlda- excess of 5,000 square feet ed not to go aheao. With an tlon sale m August, four Mayor Dale Scrace said $18,600 feaslblbty study developers went mto a bld- the zomng changes would - The City garnered dmg frenzy to purchase the "gIVe future counCils, plan- kudos from two orgamza- Ident uf the Grosse Pomte streetscape projects In the the addition of a computer- 119,200-square-foot store m ners and attorneys a better tlons for Its beautificatIon Rose Society, and retired Village Thr City shared the aided dispatch syl>tem, an September CVS Pharmacy palette of tools to work efforts City Manager Tom PreSidential Plaque, the Inklebb fingerpnnt system, and Velmelr Compames pur- wIth" The Amencan Rose Kresbbach, who btlll tend" to orgamzatlOn'" highest and the first of several chased the bUlldmg for "We don't know how lucky Society proclaimed the City the 25 vanetle& which grow award, WIth Frankenmuth "quad car computers $10 7 million - $4 2 mllbon we are to have a counul that as an Amencan Rose City m III the city hall rose garden -The Clt) of Grosse , , more than a private sale supports us," said Ellen June ' In' October, Keep Pomte Department ofPLlbllc Mo"t of the tobtb were cov- offer made earlier by St Durand, prCbldent of the The award was presented Michigan Beautiful Inc Safety came mto the mfor- ered by a $45,000 Byrne Clair Shores-based FIdelity Grasbe Pomte Village by Gordon MIchaelson, pres- awarded the CIty for Its matlOn age m the fall With Memonal Grant Work and play set the tone in the Shores in 2002 By Bonnie Caprara ommendatlOns, a walkway dead space has become a of rebldent boaters and non- steps, first as a member of Shores Plannmg Slaff Writer along the shorehne of OSlUS popular plCmc area boaters the Shore" plannmg com- CommiSSIOn Chairman Grosse Pomte Shores Park, was completed, "It's made one-third of Park tax also became a miSSIOn m 1983, then as a Mary MatuJa, the Shores admmlstratlOn, counCil and thanks to the generosity of thiS park more useful," less taxmg Is"ue for the counCil member from 1985 counCil approved new lot committees conducted much the Grosse Pomte Shores Cooke said Shores In 2002 to 1993 split ordmances III August work over play dunng 2002 Improvement FounaatlOn Current PreSident Dr In November, the Huetteman III Cited hiS ReSidential lots along After 21 months of study, James Cooper said the coun- MichIgan Tax TrIbunal low- mcreasmg workload as Lake St ClaIr shall not have the Shores' parks ad hoc cII and administratIOn ered the Shore~' parks tax dIrector of chent services of a WIdth less than 200 feet committee handed over a would put the plan recom- assessment by 75 percent Acosta Sales and Marketmg, and shall not exceed a 4-to-1 parks master plan to the vll- mendatlOns on hold until The Shores sued the a global food brokerage firm, wldth-to-depth ratIO lage counCil m September the harbor committee devel- Michigan Ta" CommiSSIOn as the pnmary reason to Lots elsewhere In the The master plan makes oped Its master plan two years ago when the com- step down Shores shall not exceed a 3- several recommendations An ad hoc harbor commlt- miSSIOn 'itnpped the parks Dr James Cooper, who to-I depth-to-wldth ratIO for O"lUS Park mcludlllg tee was IIlltlally formed III of theIr "tate and county tax "erved as a VIllage trubtee - The Shores contmues to - A new pool, splash pad Apnl, but was reformed m exemptlOn" and reqUlred for three years, assumed the loboy for a lower water rate terrace, and bathhouse With June when councll Trustee them to be a~~esl>ed at over preSident poslh0n after he It IS charged bv the DetrOlt actiVIt) center The foundatIOn con- Ka:1 Kratz took over as the $2 f"ullIon for the 1999 tax ran unoPPobed m the vII- Water and Sewerage - A gatehouse at a new tnbuted $183,000 toward councll's parks and harbor year lage's May electlOn Department mam entrance the project The VIllage con- liaison Kratz, Cooper, and The park~' combmed JImmIe Blolnk Jr and Dr The Shores was assessed - A reVIsed open green tnbuted $50,000 for mfra- VJ1lage Supenntendent value 1" currpntl) assessed Bnan Hunt were reelected a rate of $1099 per 1,000 area off the harbor which structure needs MIchael Kenyon formed a at about $tiOO,OOO The to the vJ1lage counCil cubIC feet by the department may mclude an amphlthe- The ne\\ 800-foot walk- ne"" commIttee whIch added Shon'~ e,tllnated It>,tax bill Challenger Fredenck III Februar), an Increase ater \\3) featun'" a "tone aggre- three reSIdents for a one- to be less than $10,000 Minturn ou"ted 10-)ear [rom $966 It was billed m A walking path, ICl.- nnk, !'atp walh \\ a\, thn:p outlook year term counCIl veteran Dr Richard the 1999-2000 fiscal year pla)~lape and multljWl po"e delh~ md ,\t, n~1\ p peren Currently, the harbor \,.k think thl" Ib a good Mertz Ho""ever, the Shores bUlldmg were recomm( J\ If i mal InJ\rh( '/11'1": committee IS m the process ~ettl('mpnt" Ken)on said Village Clerk Lmda admlrllbtratlOn claImed the for Schroeder-Ford FIpid !' I j., 11 '1 J 111 ('u, kp of rle\ elupmg a surve\ to \Vp had 'iome good argu- Walton \\ a" named to pl'akmg factor, whIch the
In i\ugu"t Olll ot the J( l I! I, rt-~( ~~ the want" and '1>' ((1- 111l'nhto make but It \\ould replace the councll "eat departmpnt set IT! 1986 and hi\( Lo"t a lot of time and vacated by Cooper In ,June u;;;es to determine water II 11l'\ to take them thlOUgh Vlctona Bo\ce. who "cned U'ie, was Incorrect Meters ,1l1rt-. Thl'" settlement as a co-chaJrma'1 of the that measure peaKmg fac- .._ rut thu- ,l>sue behmd parh" ad hoc committee \\ as tors were Installed by the , '1n acceptable co"t nommated by Cooper to fill departnwnt m February P III d to htIgatlOn " thp c1prk p(hltlOn III July 2000, but were not opera- ilh( r t'1P~ n('w" Item" out In ~ovembf'r, 3'5 of38 vot tlonal until June of thiS h' ~hor(" thl" year albo ers elected Jame& Velt as 'rear Hi( Lake Town~hlp tn'a"urer After 'IX month, 'If actual o \n f'XpIOSlOnm a garage Vdt ran unopno"ed peaking factor readmgs, the • Ilt, d a home III flameb 0 In ord('r to hef'p a bal- df'partment contf'nd" that It '-unlllngdale late mght anc('d budget th(' Shore., wa" III f'rror Th(' depart- r I eh 9 In('na.,( d It-. mlllage, f('(>~ ment ,aid It \, ould e"tabhsh I hl' \\Talker famlly \\ a., and Ilc('n~l''' acro"... thp a n('\, ratl' ba ...ed on peakmg .. (t II ng do"" n for the hO'1rd 111 ~la, fa('tor~ from ,Junr to \, 1\1n~ \\ hpl1 the (Xp!O"1011 r1w .,1Ilagl' t,1\ ratp ro.,r Dpcrmbf>r and the PflOr ,« urn.d The famll) from 1.1,30 to 11 7fi mIll., thrLf> \( ar~ , ,( aprd thp hou,e v.lthout buIldmg prrmlt fl'r~ 1 rljllne... In( n'a,-pd 10 ppr('( nt and For t hp pa~t threl' j ears, • John Hupttl'mdn III uthpr fel'''' and IIcl'n~r~ thl' \ I1lagl' ha., br(>n paymg pnded a b\o gpnNatlOn Increa~pd a" Jugh a~ '50 pl'r th( d,'partment 7"> pl'rcl'nt Ipgaq In th ... Shore- thl~ ('f nt of Ihe rate charged whIle ,pnng whln Ill' announcpd oln TUlll' t1w ~hon'~ Pllb holdl1lg thl' ot~l'r 2') percent he \\ould not ~l'pk a fifth lie ~,1f( t; dpp'1rtmpnt In ('.,crO\\ In J)pcpmbl'r \1)- krm a~ villagr pn'''lrlpnt dcqllin d tlw fir ...t piltrol Idg( ('oun~l'l Ralph Sn:tl'l'n ,pdr" nftpr hh lllotorC'\('ll' In the Grch ...e Houghton f( wmm( nded thE' fathl'r .John HUl'tteman ,Jr 1'00ntP~ "Inc( 19fi9 \\lIdgp wntmup to pay 75 f h{H t fl, r nit' CaprAra "tepprd do ....n n" \ Illagr • In an ilttPl1lpl to kNp ppI ('pnt of thp rah chargE'd The shoreUne at Grosse Pointe Shores' Osius Park got a faceUft this year, pre~Hll'nt, Huptteman III Lah( ~hon' a'i pn<;tlnp a, untIl "WP Cl1mpto ...omf> kllld thanks to the generosity of the Grosse Pointe Shores Improvement Foundation. fo!lO""l'rl In hI" l December 26, 2002 Grosse Poi nte News 4A News ., "'. I " lIe'" II r jl t 18~28 ~1drh \\<111.." ()[o~~e 1',)It'lC '",m~ • 8822'):'0 til>' 884 8~92 (e I I t ~u III t ... 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ZIG.1 89 CHARDONNAY 7SOML SAVE$3 SO 'OIX •• T 99 Mission in life: Walkmg the streets of Grosse Pomte, BRUT, EXTRA DRY 49 PINOr NOIR 812 ever alert for terronsts to throw mto the shark mfested ItINDAL JACISON & BRUT ROSE 87 waters off the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club pier 750 ML SAYS$3.50 750IL SAVE $2.00 750 IlL CHARDONNAY'jf;99 Favorite activity: Standmg strategIcally close to the Whtn You Buy By TIHl case... $8.49 GIIAT •• STlIIi popcorn popper so he can score some hit.;,that go amiss EXTRA DRY, BRUT TO.I.II 99 before they reach the ground He conSIders thIS ongomg SAUVIGNON BLANC'69 7SOML $9 IA.~ $I.DO PINOT GRICIO traming for the NBA after he retires as a VIgIlante COOlS 79 750ML SAVE $2.00 ST.. 'IANCII 99 S3 Most disliked thing: Bemg the object of ndlcule of $8 ALL TYPES CHARDONNAY 750ML SAVE$7 00 750 ML SAYS$1 20 la\-ge dogs who don't take hIm senously because of hIS Sl2 1I1111.R~bIIP"bPI lou III~Afuel SIze, sneer at hIS bravado, and talk about hIm behmd MICIIIW 99 his back ThIS behaVIOrarouses his mner rottweIller CHAmu STI.. 88 CHARDONNAY :r.J:;L WineSpectator 750 ML If ) au would llke to submIt your "Pet POinter of COLU.IIA CI.IT Interest," delwer or mall a typed outLLne and photograph SAVE $1.00 to the Grosse Poente News, 96 Kercheval, Grosse Poente CRAND ESTATE Farms, MI 48236 or send to postmaster@grossepomte CHARDONNAY 7SOML CAUSRRAD news com JosaPH PHnps INSIGNIA CLOI DU .011 ANl1N01t1 TIGANIILLO CHARDONNAY 750 11ft. ANTINORI GuAD AI. TASO SAUVICNON BLANC PeNFOLDS~ Farms names new CHAJ.K HILL ..... , ITaoIllO CAVMUS public service director CHARDONNAY DucKttORN SAUV.CHON BLANC FAIt NIUfTI! By Bonnie Caprara Dec 31 after 13 years of a 7SO.. $799 SAIII$400 ~ CHAMPAGNES second career as pubhc ser- Staff Writer ( Doll PHIONON VIce dIrector Before commg After three years of wait- 99 MoET mg m the wings, Terrance to the Farms, Leonard spent IITA .. CI.. S7 TAnTlNGliR Brennan WIll assume the 34 years WIth the Wayne CHARDONNAY 750 ML SAYS$3 00 ROEDERER role of the duector of pubhc County Road CommISSIon servIce In Grosse POInte where he was last a cml G..LLO O. SO"OM" HEITZ "'-- - -~~ Farms en,if{,~ergomg to mISS my CHARDONNAY 7SO M~ Brennan was hIred as aSSIstant publIc servIce coworkers, espeCially (CIty ~ dIrector In 1999 and worked Manager) Rich Solak Hl" under the tutelage of Pubhc was a great guy to work for," ServIce DIrector Joseph Leonard saId Brennan, who had been Leonard Cited the hIgh- anticipatmg retirement hghts of hIS career as over- "I'm very eXCIted," seemg the recent sewer sep- Brennan SaId "Tills new Job aratIOn project and the 99 cleanup of the wmdstorm of $5 poses a lot of new chal- lenges" July 1997 Brennan came to the At 67, Leonard said, "It's SAVE$3.00 Farms after servmg four time to play I have three 750 ML years as a sub-bUlldmg great httle grandsons I want mspector III Auburn Hllls to enJoy before they go to Pnor to that, he served as school" an engIneenng and bmldmg Leonard WIll remam a constructIOn Inspector m Farms reSident, where he Rochester Hills for mne has hved SInce 1965 years Brennan Will assume hIs The Farms has not yet new position OP Jan 1 selected an aSSIstant pubhc Leonard WIll retue on sen Ice dlrector Prow by Brad Lmdber~ Visit fr01n St. Nick 1 5 Ltr SAVE $4 00 Thanks to the handiwork of a city employee GALLO with elf-like tendencies, Santa Claus has been .'J IID.OOD CHII 99 TWIN VALLEY popping in and out of Grosse Pointe wooos city 810 CHARDONNAY MERLOT ALL YOUR hall about 100 times per day. Betty Mell, of the IAITOIII• GVlml. CABERNET & SAUVICHON BLANC FA'vORlTlS water department, rigged a santa doll to emerge 1 5 Ltr SAVE$4 00 MERLOT 15 Ltr SAVU200 from a hand-made chimney each tlu..c the front CHARDONNAY door opens. Mell ran nearly invlsible fishing line LIIIDIUII'S c..AIIA $ 799 CABERNETSAUVlGNON 1.5 Ltr SAVE $1 50 IIfAlI CILLAIS from the front door through a couple books in SEM-tHARDONNAY, MERLOT CHARDONNAY, CABERNETIMERLOT ~ 29 WHITE ZJNFANDfL, the celling to the Santa. SMIRAlICAIIUNET 15 Ltr SAVE $200 Sum. MO.I ~8· CAIIRNET SAUVIGNON "Kids are enthralled." Melt said, "A four-year- 1 5 Ltr SAVE$2 00 old boy stood as quiet as can be waiting for it to VI.DAMa. $599 ~C~II~:~Y MERLOT CHARDONNAY MERLOT 1.5Ltr SAVE $3 70 go off. He had big eyes and a smUe." Meli's nov- Hit!'! elty has proven so popular that sbe's thinking of CUUNET SAUVICNON 15 Ltr SAVE $2 00 WHITE ZIN~ANDEL ~599•..... 1tOOI 99 repeating it at Hal1o~een, except with spiders. 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BradLondberg.;,taftI\"'er Id. Il.uer Jason Sweeney Staff \\r-ter Melame Mahone-y \d CI I::>Ulg Rppre-.entah\e (1940 1979) Greg BarlosleWIC:l Jennie \illier Staff \\ntlf leslie ~(annJno Mary Ellen VanDusen Diane Morelli !-altona] A~<;l~lant Ad\ erh",m,:; Rcple,pntaIJl.e O,,,d Hughes 'ladeleoneSo",. ;,pl'ClalWnltrCIRCULATION.1113)3435578 lulleR Sulton, .nt~ News Antrt"ooPubh.h.dWrubia-hers•• klybv Pathpper Belly Brosseau Pro()freadrr k.ilrla Alte\ ogl "-1Jnager AdH'rtl<;;lIlh Rlprt"'€ntahH' % Kero;hev-II Ave 'ltmL r"ubL.r r> Gros~ Ken E.olherly LOPI l'd,'or C,rol MJlltg,n Ken C Ong. Penny DerrIck 't l}''': t "1m r I PoI Lr~se- POlnle- Filrms M1482..l6 j" , Chnshne Dudall Intern Admull<;t1Jtl\.l A~"'l"t1nt r\d\.lrtl<"m,.:: Rtprt"('[ltah\t Carol Jilnnan Vol. 63, No. 52, December 26, 2002, Page 6A •\.\ \ .... I Letters lIshment" and made It theIr at the ACLU of MIchIgan, 60 Micro-managing first pnonty In wntlng the W Hancock In DetrOit (313) 10 amendments Thomas 578-6800 PortlOns of the in the Woods Jefferson wrote of the need above were taken from that To the Editor: for a "wall of separatIOn paper I rf>ad ..,omewhat mcredu- bet\\ een church and state" Nicholas P. Kondak ]ou..,!y, last week's Grosse VarIOus Supreme Court Ann Kondak Pomtc News artIcle and edl- deCISIOns over the years Grosse Pointe Woods tonal outhmng the Grosse have mterpreted how the Pomte Woods Plannmg FIrst Amendment apphes In Wasting time CommiSSIOn's latest cases that have come before enwunter WIth the Grosse It mvolvlfiF a range of ques- To the Editor: POInte PublIc LIbrary Board tIOns between the people, 1 am wntmg m response I have concluded that the rehglOn and the state In to the article III the Dec 19 planmng commiSSIOn may 1947, m Everson vs Board Issue of the Grosse Pomte be merely domg the work of of FducatlOn, the Supreme News, "LIbrary deCISIOn a few members of the Woods Court proclaImed "The First overdue m Woods" CIty CounCIl Amendment has erected a As 1 read the artIcle, I After all, thlb 1S the same wall between church and could not help but wonder planmng commiSSIOn which state That wall must be what more John Bruce and carnes the councIl's flag kept mgh and Impregnable the hbrary board must do m when dealmg WIth local Address comments to cartoonist Phil Iknds at [email protected] We would not approve the order to receIve approval busmess development The from the Grosse Pomte shghtest breach" force a Colomallook on bUSI- to be bUilt on the grounds of tone of mIcro-management Commitment to the ;,epa- Woods planmng commls years It IS an opportumty ha<:; crept out of the cIty nesses we can save Mack Parcells School The ques- ration of church and state I;' slon It sounds as If Mr for all the Pomtes to break coune\l chambers IOta the Avenue? tIOns wInch the Plannmg not an antl-rehglOn "tance Bruce and the board have down the current sentIment p\annlng comml"';lon meet- It seems so but the reahty Indped, It ISthe best guaran- made numerous detaIled CommISSIOn must deCIde among our metro DetrOIt mg room IS poor parkmg, an outdated tee that each IndlV1dual has presentatIOns to the com seem straIghtforward In .1elghbors that our commu- The effect of mundane and the nght to practice lus or mISSIOnprOVIdIng them WIth traffic system, a Coloma I Illslstmg on Its reqUirement mty ISrooted In the pa"t, the outdated rules has tran- her religIOn, Without coer- all of the necessary mforma- brain lock and a need to be that the library be yet era of the ehte Let's belze scended the arena of eco- CIOn,hostilIty or VIOlence tlOn for a final deCISIOn nght at all costs has many another cooklC-cutter thIS opportul11ty to create a nomIC development mto our Keepmg religIOn out of the It pams me to read that reconsldenng \\ hy they are Colomal style bUlldmg, the "gateway" bUlldmg that rep- IIbrane" The tIme may soon here hands of government IS our- the commISSIOn IS draggIng comnllSSlOn hab obVIOusly resents the true Grosse come when the resld~nts of ItS heels on a matter as \Vhen the deCISIOn was lost ;,Ight of the fact that the Pomte Gro,se Pomte Woods WIll be guarantee for contmued reh- 1mportant as thIS made to replace the water new hbrary WIll not only The proposed deSIgn asked If they want a status glOus freedom and rehglOus The pubhc hbranes 10 my mam, our mayor adrmtted It enhghten the mmds of reflects the hlstOl y of Grosse quo style leadershIp In the harmony RehglOus dIVerSIty area have recently begun was not a cnsls SItuatIOn Grosse Pomte \\Toods reS1- Pomte m Its tradItIOnal counCIl chamber or If the cIty m the Umted States IS not surveying commumty mem- Guess what? Mack Avenue dents WIth ItS contents, but forms, matenals and level of - need'l leadershIp With fore- an aCCIdent The First bers regardmg the "poSSIbil- IS The cIty even turned can expand our artIstIC hon- quahty But It does not stop Sight to tackle the real Amendment's "free exercise" Ity" of updatmg the vanous down a great restaurant m zons and enhance the there It stnves to meet the Issues of cltj government clause has allowed the pro- hferatlOn of more than 1,500 local branches It I;' gomg to the old Harmony House for appearance of our commum- needs of hbrary patrons, Renato Jamett dIfferent rehglOus bodies take years before any phySI- fear the cIty mIght actually ty With ItS deSign Wh) ever-chang-tng Information. , Grosse Pointe Woods and 360,000 churches, cal changes are actually become cool I guess another should every bUlldmg In our technology, and a deSIre to mosques and synagogues made to the bUlldmgs, not to dry cleaners IS the way to go landscape look the same? look to the future The cur- Separate and their tocxlstence m rel- mentIOn the fact that voters Our pohce contlllue to It appears that the Grosse rent bUlldmg deSIgn WIll not atlve harmony need to approve fundmg for struggle With high turn over Pomte Library Board has onl) stand the test of time, and haven't had a slgnlfi but equal No where else III the world the project responded to every request but can teach the user about To tht' Editor: IS thIS true Gro;,se Pomte IS past all of cant raise In year;" although for additional informatIOn the Importance of strong ThiS IS m respon::,e to the How, when, where and to thIS The bUIlding IS CIty council had no problem and has repeatedly adJu'lted archItecture, not Just the letter "J T -ACLU Q&A,~ whom chIldren should pray deSigned and ready to be ralsmg theIr pay 300 per. ItS plans to more than storefront apphcatlOn that cent last year Hmm Our pnnted m the Grosse POInte IS a deCISIon that can only be bUilt, Gro'lse Pomte Woods accommodate the sometimes we bee throughout many pohce \\ere told the city can't New" Dec 12 IS'lue on the made by theIr famlhes and taxpayers have already perpleXing concerns of cOmmUl1Jtles, mcludmg our afford to pay them more separation of church and not forted upon students by VOiced the fact that they Woods offiCials To delay own A;, an archItect, I feel May be the money wa" bet- state and prayer m pubhc thplr schools want the new hbrary, and approval of the new hbrary that there IS no real contex ter spent on bnck pavers at schools The wnter's diSCUS- Mushm, JeWish or Hmdu morl' Importantl), they are over the I<;sue of It,..,architec- tual precedent estabLshed $80,000 and a 'III ater ..,hde at SIOn WIth "ACLU" was parents don't want their wtlhng to fund thl:. beauti- tural 'ltyle, 1il view of the 111 Grussp POInte Wood" that $200,000 Hellol Is an) body ~uperficl3l, dId not repre- chIldren to participate Ifi ful, state-of the-art faclhty demonstrated need for thIS should dIctate a butldmg as ' home" Just becau;,e three slnt the full ACLU pOSItIOn, Chnstlan observances, for I cannot beheve the plan- faCIlity and the obvIOUS Important as a hbraf\ The out of 10 people vote for yOU example, and atheIst par. mng comml"..,lon continues advantage of finanCing ;,uch Farmpr .J ack, Mobtle Gas and mav not have actually doe'> not mean you are qual- taken place ents don't want their chil- to a::,k questIOns that have a project at a time when and Clt) hall are Important dren to pray at all Children already been a'lked dod Ified to make these chOices IIItere<;t ratps are so favor- fiAture.., along i'lack In theIr The executive du ector of I havp ne\\s for you folks the ACLU of MichIgan saId whose rehg-toub behefs are anbwered by ~1"r Bruce, thp able, IS a real disservIce to own way But thp hbrary IS Crime IS movmg m and peo- the taxpayers of Grosse that, to her knowledge, no dIfferent from t1,ose of the board and the architect offermg to gl\ e the taxpay- ple sense It ThE'Yare selllllg Pomte Woods The Planmng Ol,e 10 that office was maJonty mu"t not be made T'hey are wasting preclOu~ erh a landmark project for out and man) bu"lIIes<; lead Comml"..,lOn''l foot dragg-tng lIIvolved m the diSCUSSIOn to fepi like outSIders In theIr time, and from the wa) It all to expenence It will be a ers feci thp heat attitude and mablhty to We would hke to refer J T schools nor must rehg-tous sound", the) could ",oon be bUlldlllg we can all value It I-. tIme fer ;,ome ..,enou,> make a deCISIOn should be to the ACLU Bnefing Paper partiCIpatIOn be forced upon wastmg precIOus dollars If With It;, human ..,cale propor- change at cIty hall or I \\ on't cause for real concern, and on Church and State Cited at them It must also be said they continue to postpone tion" ener?ptlc ::,pace" and be the firbt to ::,ay "I told you raises "eno\!" ques ••ons the pnd of thIS letter that the "wall of separatIon" theIr approval for much ph) "Ica I presence ..,0" As Mack decay, and regardmg the ablhty of the The pnnClple of separa does not prevent children, longer ThE' propo"ed bUIldIng fails to keep up \',Ith the membt'r- of the commiSSIOn even while In school. to pn- Laurel Wolfe deSign more than addre"ses tlOn of church and ~tate wa" tIme", every re::'ldent Will vately expre'lS theIr reh. Librarian and forme!" to effectively dl<;chargp thplr the Colonial "tyle of archl- ~ artlllllated b" the framers of ff'el thp <:;ameneed tn leave gIOU" thoughts \\dthout Grosse Pointe reSident n'<;pon"'lbihtlC<; tecture dIctated b\ thE' thl' ('on~tlt~uon Prior to Maybe \'.e should Ju"t Interference Robf'rt and Elizabeth Gro""t' POInte \Vood, thl adoptIOn of the Flr..,t Walnut Creek, CA build a gTPat big ColonHlI. It I" al'io Important to Sherry Plannmg ('omml<;..,wn, It Ampndmpnt of the BIll of ..,tyle wall around thf Cltv rt'mE'mber that thl' Bill of Grosse POInte Woods triln,cpnd, It It tnk".., much Rlghh no ~tat(' had a 'illlgle Enough already Hey, I think I m onto "ome- Rlght~, a~ II re"tnctlon on of thp vocRbulary and com- "t',tabhshed" church, but To the Editor. thmg the power of ('ongTl'''''' \\ a" Proper design ponf'llh of t hl" 1kth century fhf ..,tate, had multIple A<;a re"ldent and fm ner of Thank God rptlrpmpnt mtt'nded to protect ('ach I" To the Editor archltHtlJf;d ..,t"II ancl H'tn ('..,tabil..,hf d churche" dnd, not hr a\',a\ Palm Bf'ach indiVIdual p",ppClall) tho..,p two bu..,mf'""e" 111 Gro~;,p \" an 1rthltf>Ct mpmber tl'rprph It for thl time, we under thl' cloak of go\ern- POlntp Wood;" I can't ht'lp ne\ or lookf'd "'0 g00d who held behE'f" contra'1 to qf thf Gro""'l' Pomtp LIbrary h\ I' It Wf arc a communIty mpnt authont) the e"tab- E.A. Framahno the majonty We mu..,t zeal but wondpr about the most Budding CommIttee and cr,nnectf d to our root<, but ll..,hf'd dpnomm1tlon.., often recpnt ..,hame IIIfhcted on Grosse Pointe Woods ou"ly prott'ct tho"e nght- hoard mpmber of the focu<:;nd on gro\', th, f'duca- p('r"f'cutpd thp member" of thp commulllt) In regard" to and that I'" the total ml-."'Ion frJ( nd.., of thp (~ P Llbr nght to hold 0ppllrtunlt\ may be lo~t maJonty rule, but not ty ran- \lvl \\E'rt' dl'm:1\((l to Pomtr Wood'i Plannm!! nf po.., of thf' pH "pot and publIc offiCI and WPff h, cau..,t' of ndlcu]ou" E'XpPC Iparn that thf' Gro"'..,1 POllitt' ('"mllll"'..,UJII<:;reactIOn to tlw opr'n 1'\ h to tIle futurp Lpt'" f( qlllrpd to pay ta"...., to "up I1lllnh th .. mlnonty tat100'" at city hall It ,eem!- Wood.., Plannmg port I..,tabl'<;hed rphglOn<; dhlgn of tht' nf>\', Wood.., ~~t, ~I:'~_ for thf' "tatl!" quo A fullpr dlscu""lOn on thp that I'd "hllulrl rf nanw tht' Comml<;"'lOn ha" dela\f'd It'i 1"'1 .IU I'l' FrallJE r" of thp Brnnc'b Library TLI .... die i.-lHJllnUnltI(h.., clO "ublf'ct can be found In the clL) Th( IncrpflIblp approval of thf' propn",pd fir"t "'lgmtic,mt pubh( hulid I..,t.., r..l..,pthf bar" { IIn't\tlltIOrl "'!I\\ thf> Iwl'd ACLU Briefing Paper, Shrmkmg \lv()()d~" Dop.., cIty plan<; for thp nt'w ,~ro<:;"p 109 proJ{'ct to bf> bUllt In illd Ill,porLHlcl of'dl..,('..,tab Church and State, available hall really think h~ lr,mg to Stt'v," Donoghue POlntl' Wr,nd<;librar" branch (,ro"..,,' Pomtp 10 mal,~ City of Gro<;"e Pointe I __ - .....~ -----~------fees durmg the holiday sea- toon charact(>r and didn't son When I came out, there was a Ignorance make the mistake of cuttmg motorcycle cop wTltmg a Not only was the meter the branch supportmg him parkzng tIcket reader defiCient 10 her geog- Instead, he cut a branch I went up to hIm and saw, raphy, but I albo saw her np can be above hiS head which struck "Come on, buddy, how about the bag>- off the meters as hlb head and lulled him gwzng a guy a break~» she cut a bwath from Rivard • '\ 23-)ear old ex-bouncer He Ignored me and contm- painful to WabhlDgton I from Italy died m January Say ued wntzng the tIcket Then I bad Ignorance Ibn1 Thl" story I wltnesbed Ib 1'00 after a lame attempt at an called hlln a penCIl-necked p,unful," my boyfnend said almost as good as the one Insurance scam NaZI He glared at me and I For bOml: people, It Ib about the off-duty DetrOIt The man convinced hiS 29- started wrltzng another tIck- \ote8 are btlll wmmg III polIcewoman who ml"s year old cousm to cut lus leg et for worn tIres' for th1'> year's Darwin placed her gun <;ome 13 attempted to dn,.,uade am chOice" of mIce, bottle" or off With a cham"aw below Then I called hIm a pIece All ards The Darwm Awardb years ago ('( r" from the pUr.,Ult by fir 'Jlrdb, the mdn lho", to the knee m order to reap Zil- of horse (manure) He fin an' named m honor of It was foupd o~ a 1 r dlb wg a 9 mm Ruger .,emwuw- "hoot at electrical lO.,ula lion" of lira from numerous lshed the becond tIcket and CharJe>- Darwin, the fathsr ll\"'UIance pohcles pen"er In the ladlC'" rebt mdt c handgun OVH hlh torb put It on the wmdshleld With of t volutlOn They wmmem- Permanent dibabliity was roolll In the old Red Lob.,ter "houlder The man and a tnLlld .,hot the first Then he started orate tho.,e who ImprOH' the all that was required m Grob"e POlOtp Woods Four ...hot ... were fired, "L\ of the pear-"hdped gld"" wntlng a third ticket ThiS gene pool by removmg them [hL dibabillt) really Somewhat chagnned, thp none b\ the officer., I~ ho devlct ... u.,ed to hold utility went on for about 20 min. <;(hLb from It NommatIonb became permanent when officer had to go to the found the plbtol next to the ....In.,, aloft A hIgh \ oltage utes The more I abused him, fOI the top awardb are stlll the cou"m severed a major Woods police btahon to mdn <;body He Lxpln,d the 1~lre tell to the ground The the more tickets he wrote being considered at n(:lvt 01"" T"f'l'-ln , n ~ n ~ttp""1nt tn nrp- artery I didn't ,.flr" Mv ('aT IIla<: w'" w darwma wardb LOrn While I wab on d""lgn • A Croatian man v. a" vent a "enou" fire, "elzed parked around the corner I So far, the top fiv" can I hope meter readers In ment last week, an ambl killed on Jail 1 a" he wab the sllzhng wire In hlb hand try to have a httle [un each tender" mdude DetrOIt are not armed tlOllS Detroit parking meter tr) 109 to oppn a hand and was p)pctrocuted day It's Important • Whlle evadmg pohce m reader gave me a parking grenadp '" Ith a cham"d\\ He • A 30 )e,u-old man ",as a traffic stop In Colorado on On the subject of parkmg lll.:ket wanted to retneve th" explo killed Feb 18 when he By the way, the meter March 'I, a man deCided It tickets, I received thiS giggle The problem was my car .,1\ e to make firecracker., for attempted tu wt d branch 0; reader eventually saw the wa<; bette! to flee from a 10 my e-mall box last week was parked on the south the New Year s holiday a KOd tree 10 Hawall The error In her earnest and "tolen car on toot rather • On Feb 14, a man m removed the tIckets she Side of Mack In the City of Koa tree IS revered for Its than face pObslble Ja!l tlme I went to the store the Grosse POInte, which hab Pennbylvama was pra(tlcmg rdre and expem,lve wood wrote from all the cars for a parole VIOlatIOn other day, and I was In there suspended parkmg meter hIS mar],."manshlp 10 a farm To hiS credit, he was par~ed on the City SIde of Dunng the lhase, the man field In"tead of the u'ual "marter than a clas"l( car- for onl} about five minutes Mack i , M ~.~ , Grosse Pointe N~ws The Op-Ed Page December 26, 2002, Page 7A I ,. , 'i. p L~~_J."t!~~{l'1,"'~ -. , •~4 _tYi by Ben Burns Hoop stars- And recently the Free Unsohclted Commercial E- Press announced ItS All- Mall (wwwcauce org) But past & present DetrOit, All East, All-North, he has an unpublIshed tele- All-West and All-State Somewhere amid the piles phone number Recently Women's basketball teams of papers, chppmg", artIcles when he was quoted m Time And I would hke to note and memorabilia a Journal- Magaz10e and the Freep the young women who got about Spam Kmg Alan Ist collects 111 a career, I recognized - m sometlung Ralsky of Bloomfield HIlls, have a vel- larger than that tmy, agate who has made milhons lowed ~hp- type that us oldsters hate sendmg annoymg c-mail ping that m\ Three players from Grosse messages to folks, that mother cut Pomte North were honored spurred radio, statton out of a Two of them, semors Beth WDRQ to try to reach young Bigham, 5'6" guard, and DetrOIt neWb- .lohn to talk on air Stephanie Rose, 5'8~ for- Instead they woke up Visit the Grosse Pointe Dogs website: http://gpdogs.keenspace.com paper In 1958 ward, got their pictures m John Mozena the elder and the paper and were first Back then Ben Burns hiS WIfe, Susan, of the team All-East Bigham was the neWbpa Farms, at 6 30 a m Susan • also named to the All-Metro pers didn't adVised them of theIr mis- second team And Rose was have All-East, All-Wpst, All- take and happily gave them treetwlse named honorable mentIOn her son's telephone number North All-Metro and All on the All-Metro team "And ten my son, hlS State basketball teams for Question of the Week S;-lclby Simmon from North mother says, 'Have a mce cia'" each of high scho'll earned Honorable MentlOn day,'" bhe adVIsed the radIO lS wlsh? What your hohday They also dIdn't have sever- All-East honors newsman al mches of agate t) pe for But here are some other By Suzy Berschback outstanding players who outstandmg players whose ~rl\l (,hri~trY'l~~ made' Honorable MentIOn" names wound up m agate E"""'•• y'-'lrlhJU ...... '-' The) blmply pIcked firbt. type that you might have Robert Vitolins of through fourth place teams missed Ashley Mellor and Grosse Pomte Farms got an All Stat(' for each Class A Kim Petrucci won All- early Chflstmas present through D Metro Honorable MentIOn when he matched the first So tho"e decades ago my from Harper Woods Regina five numbers of the Mega "For famlbes to enJoy each folks and I were equally sur- Mellor was also Honorable Mllhons game on Nov 22 other and appreciate the pnsed IIhen a ne""paper MentIOn All-East Shana and won a $175,000 pnze message of Jebus Chnst, the that we didn't ordmanly King of Harper Woods High Vltohns, 66, a retiree sald, reason for the season n read lI"ted ,lnlOng It> Class School and Ashley Schult "I heard the host announc- - Paul r.hller, Grosse D first-team pld; er~ llne Ben of Harper Woods Lutheran ll1g wmmng numbers wlule Pomte Park Burns, Mtmphh 68" cen- East were Honorable watchmg the teleVIsed ter MentIOn All East Kate See, drawmg, but I only caught Actual!'. \1e were more whose brother Jeff starred three of the numbers astounded th'ln ~urpnsed for South a couple of years The next morrong wlule "For my famJiy to be Memphl" had d good run 10 ago, and Beth Mumaw readmg the local newspaper, happy and healthy all year the state tourndments play- from South were also I looked up the wmmng long n 109 Clas" D kanh from the Honorable MentIOn All-East numbers - Mellbsa Hurley, City of metro arL'.l and then got a" was Beth Sylvester, When I realIzed I had vrosse Pomte Melissa Hurley knoc!"L'd 011 b\ ,I pomt In the Grosse POInte Woods won, I was shocked It's won- regIOnal final, 1t Ea"tern Umverslty Liggett School derful My Wife, Mary, and I Mlchlg,lll f I(Id Hou"e - a All of the teams were feel very lucky and extreme- giant of ~ place to players selected by the Free Press' ly fortunate who a 1('lr or '0 parlier were excellent wnter and He put the wmnmg ticket pla\ llli( ill 1 g"\ m \1here the reporter Mick McCabe, on the fireplace mantel so he "To be With my family and foul unl(, oHrlapped the v.ho spends many a mght wouldn't lose SIght of It until fnend" That's all I need n Cl nit r Jump Circle \ ICwmg high school men's he turned It 10 at Lottery Larry Coomes, !' LIt that ne\1 "paper - and women'b basketball He headquarters m Lansmg Durham, N C \ !l ,h \\ 0- the nO\1 defunct "hould take pnde m the He told Lottery offiCials he [I, 'lOll rlmc~ - made an knowledge that those selec- plans to share part of his I 11)l lct IOd tnat clipping tIOns he spent so much tlme wmmngs With hiS brother Ill- tra\, It'd \\lth me to on Will be saved and shared The tlcket was purchased ( 1m 19o ('olorado, Flonda \1Ith chlidren and grandclul. at Mister A's Party Shoppe Illri \\a,hlngton, DC Good health, happme<;<; dren decades from now on Mack In the Farms Larry Coomes and e.,peClally peace m the lH f( rl comlOb hack to Ben Burns of the Cay of "orld " \II( hlgan Grosse Pomte IS dIrector of - Kay SmIth Grosse PLfhap, becau-p of that I Spam buster the Journalism program at Pamte Farms h,1 I P ahl a; <; pilid c!o<;e Young .John Mozena of Wavne State Unwerslty He IttentlOn to the annual all Grosse Pomte Woods has can be reached at Kay Smith 'port" team, that ne", .,pa been Identified as a founder burnsnen@Comcast net or by per~ llJ.me of the CoahtlOn Against phone at (313) 882 2810 \'lorld ppace a nd a .,tre.,,, In land JO\ ful hollday I (hill!,. v.e nped that more thlnev"r' - Amy Sanford, Gro.,se i'Oll1tf' F'lrm., Amy Sanford Hdppll1e"" for e\ ('none. - h,ter D('lllrlu k (. ro<;<;( POInU Park Peter f)emczuk 8//zy B, r,,.hhach,, (liT< (!{[IIi1 p!lotoj.{r{[p!lC'r III GTn~", I'll/Ill,. Frn 711' awl, () (lu'hor q'Toupee of Gro~~( ?o/llfl 1'i;,O 1'1 iO '>h" Ii' II 0'111' 'rJ{!j.{1~tlOn~ lor !I'" ,11011' 10 II< r , 1IIa/! addre~" at BI r~,.hh'I,.Ic((la()1 Will "I~ A. NO'"..-~~..-".. ... r _----... ~ " .... December 26, 2002 Grosse Poi nte News l- 8A Obituaries I John William bono service ThiS year, the Immaculate Heart of Mary dent .John P "Jack" Cro!>s, Kent County Legal Church 66, pabsed away on 'fuesday, Woods police will Cummiskey ASSistance Center m the Interment IS at Dpc 3, 2002 new courthouse Wal->dedicat- Re!>urrectlOn Cemetery Born m 19:36 m Sandu:,ky, John Wilham Cummiskey, ed to Mr Cummiskey Arrangements were made OhIO, Mr Cross was raised continue Allard 85, passed away on Monday, He was a mt'mber of the by O'Bnen-Gerst !,'uneral In Port Huron He graduat- ed from St Stepher. Catholic No" 11, 2002, In Grand Kent County Aeronautics Home III Grand Rapid., HIgh School and recen ed Rapids Board, trustee of Aqumas Memonal contnbutlOn., speed crackdown hI" bachelor's degree In He graduated from the College, member of the may be made to the wel111cal engmeenng from By Brad Lindberg fic volume on the four block;, Umverslty of Michigan In board of tru:,tees for the AlzheImer's A,,:'OCldtlOn,the tile Umver.,lty of DetrOIt In Staff Writer of Allard between Mack and 1938 with a bachelor's Ktllgoar FoundatIOn at Ktllgoar FoundatlOn c/o 1959 He receIved hI:' mas- Speeder!> on Allard will Harper ha"e either degree and a Juns doctor Immaculate Heart of J\lary lmmaculatp Heart of Mary tpr':, dq~ree Il1 busll1ess learn there's nothll1g lIke dn "remamed Virtually degree with dlstmctlOn In School He was a member of School or -\lce:,,, to Ju.,tlce adnum.,trdllUJ1 In 1968 from extra pdtrolmdll to keep uncl.anged for 42 years," or 1941 He served III the US Immaculate Heart of Mary Fund Jo :o.!lchlf;111 State Edr the 1'11lVerhlt) of DetrOit thlngb In hnc .,rCl I'vnthln acc~ptdble Found,ltlOp Army from 1941 to 1945 and Church for 40 years Mr Cro% was a ;,upervls- AdditIOnal patrols !>tem ranges and comparable to was dlsd'firged as a major He IS survived by Ius Wife, llIg eng1O_eer III rpsea~ch, at from a re~ent traffic s~u~y other Grosse POinte Woods Mr (""mm,,,kpv w"" " ,);,lon" ..n 'h'l;:" fnnr ,..hllf1T4=ln veLI un !'."UI.,UU U..LHU .lU.::J jJ[UJllj.Jl,tU u.~1t-.;'l.t\.!\,..UL..o Ul lUL ..:'l .....lLL."'~ foundmg member of the Susan A (James A Sr) retirement Il1 1997 Gro;,se POinte Woods <;treet Specifically, dally traffic Grand Rapids law firm Wahmhoff, John W "Bill He y, a., an aVid :,ports tan, who were tired at dnvers counts on the four blocks Miller, Johnson, Snell & (Janet) Cummiskey Jr, Paul e:,peclally baseball and da;,hmg between Harper to ranged from 2,248 to 1 410 Cuml'uskey, P L C and was M (Margaret) CUl11ml.,kpy knew dll the statl!>tlc!> Mack With totals decreasll1g a~ a vigorous advocate of legal and Dr Karen C (Dr He IS survived by hiS \'tlfe, 'Allard IS a feeder street dnvers approached Mack Thomas N Bdlaskas) aid for the poor lVhckey, hiS daughters, that carnes traffic from By companson, the 1700 He was a former president Cummiskey, hIS seven Elizabeth, Laura, Maureen Harper to Mack," said Mike block of Brys Dnve receIVed of the State Bar of Michigan grandchildren, James A (Dr Chnstopher) PIerce, hiS Makowski, director of pubhc 4,255 cars Il1 one day Wahmhoff Jr, Mary and member of the grandson Calder, and hiS safety "We may not be able Beghm'!> report offered Elizabeth, Sean Wilham and Amencan Bar AsSociatIOn ;,I;,ter Patricia Smart to control all the volume of recommendatIOns to reduce Sarah Kathleen Board of Governors A funeral Mass was cele- traffic, but we want to Allard traffic and calm Cuml11l"ke), Stephame He earned honors such as brated on Monday, Dec 9, at enforce !>peed regulatlOnb " speeds Anne, Kathenne Chnshne the Nahonal Legal Aid and St Ambrose Cathohc and Zoe Helen Balaskas, Accordmg to a December • Random radar enforce- Defender AssociatIOn's Church 10 Grosse POlllte and hiS brother and sister- report by Sally Beghm, ment, Arthur Van Bnesen Award, Park III law, ('harles E and Woods traffic safety officer, • Intermittent placement the State Bar of Michigan':, Arrangements were made Madelyn Cummiskey most people usmg Allard are of a speed momtormg trailer Roberts P Hudson Award, by the Arthur Van neighborhood reSidents on Allard, and a SpeCial preSidential He was predeceased by Lcrberghe Funeral Horne In hiS brothers, James P John P. Cross "(The) findmgs clearly • Placement of "no nght honor from the State Bar of St Clair Shores Cummiskey II and mdlcate that Allard services turn~ SignS on northbound Mlcll.lgan. reSIdents m and around the Harper at Allard and at the In 1982, the State Bar cre- Mancourt T "Bud" Memonal contnbutlOns area, exactly what a resl- eastbound 1-94 eXit at ated the John W Cummiskey A Mass of Chnstlan John P. Cross may be made to St Ambrose dentlal street should do,~ Allard, and Cummiskey Award, given RestoratIOn Campaign or annual!) to a Michigan Bunal was held on Grosse POinte Park resl- Beghm said • Selectl\e enforcement of the Healing Garden at Bon lawyer -for exemplan pro Saturda), Nov 16, at She determmed that traf- the traffic "Ign" " l.....-..; E V"~-NT%~ HOLIDAY BONUS HAS JUST ARRIVED. < '" FOR "'Z/O-PLAN EMPLOynS & EUOLBLE FAMILY MEMIUS ONLY I HURRY OFFERS END $951 OR JANUARY 2ND. 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JU"'-' .....l '-vv.n...... u U) ,L1.L.ln.L. J pnzes Schram chef of the Rattlesnake Club, dn offiCial , "I thmk It went very well," NHL hockey puck auto- said Sandy Eklund, the cre- graphed by the Red Wmgs' ator of the event and mother Brett Hull, a doll, a doll of two Beacon Elementary hou"e, a skateboard, a bowl- l chIldren "Everybody had a mg party and a gift certifi- I good tIme, and the kIds cate from Harvey'b Luggage f thought It was a ball " "We wanted to have It so 9 The crafts sectIOn of the you might wm somethmg [, event allowed children to make sand pamtmg orna- you would want to give (to) ments and gift boxes to gIVe bomeone for ChrIstmas," to someone they love They Eklund said 1 also had the opportullity to ApprOXimately $2,000 draw pictures was rmsed, accordlllg to Two second grade teach- Eklund J 'ers pamted chIldren's faces "We accomphshad a lot of Beacon Elementary ! Santa Claus was on hand to our goals," Eklund saId "We School parent Heidi Mer- hear about Chnstmas WIshes, wanted to make money, but cer (above) sold baked J and hohday cartoons were we also wanted to get parent goods, including scrump- shown for chIldren to enJoy mvolvement and we dId" tious brownies. !' Tyrone students show respect for different world holidays By Carrie Cunningham "We tIed thiS In to the actIOns Staff Wrrter whole re"pect Issue," she The students put their Students at Tyrone SaId "Respect for other cul- shoes out III the hallway to Elementary School sound tures, tolerances of dIffer- commemorate Holland's St hke Aretha Franklm SlngIng ences (and) learmng about Nicholas day on Dec 5 "Respect" differences" The students also cele- The kids are researchIng The practices showcased brated Hanukkah, dUrIng and makmg VIdeo presenta- mirror the diverSity of the which they performed the tIons on hohdays around the world dreIdel game } 1t world and the practices of For Sweden, the kids Llkewlbe, they honored Ii' dIfferent faiths talked about the tradltlOns Kwanza by undertakmg a They have made presenta- of St LUCia Dunng thIS hol- crobsword puzzle ....lth 'I,: .:Q I tIOns on Sweden, Ireland, Iday, nce puddmg and bread Kwanza ....ords and tdlkmg i Italy, BelglUm and MeXICO are cooked The traditIOn IS about the hohday s eIght AdditIonally they have pre- that If you find an almond or candle ntual :;"~t" rIng m the puddIng, you WIll '\l, sented faIths of Kwanza for _--L.-__ _ Afncan Amencans and be mamed In the next year VanDerlinden SaId the '-~'1 Hanukkah for Jews They also talked about studlnts learn about the Beacon Elementary School parents Rebecca Guerra 1, r. and Uptll"'" \ l'1 Cheryl VanDerhnden says cookmg plum puddIng for rehglOus varIety In the served popcorn. the students' presentatIons Ireland's hohday festIVities world "The) 5tart to learn " reInforce the SIX pillars of For Italy, the kIds pre- that the -\mencan verb LOnIb I I character the school tnes to sented the fable of Just one thmg " .,he bald mstIll m Its students These LaBafana She was a mclude respect, responslblh- woman who turned away "They start to come out of ty, CItIzenship, canng, trust- the three wise men when that httJe world they !lve In worthIness and falrnesb they came lookIng for the and realize there are a lot of Respect IS speCifically ChrIst chIld '\'hen she real- dIfferent thIngs that go on paramount III learmng Ized who they actually were, around the country and about the various ho!ldays, she spent the rest of her !lfe around the world besldp" accordmg to Tylone pnncl- g1VIng presents to children \\hat we do" pal Cheryl VanDerhnden to make amends for her "They love It," she Sdld . . Police Briefs,' The car held a coat, CDs and Poltce were alerted to the CAa~a;~~~de~ome some personal articles theft at 8 25 P m on Dec 21 retal1er on Kelly Just south of EIght MIle at 9 45 a m on Saturday, Dec 14 When he returned to where hIS red Ford pick-up was parked, he found that the nght rE.-ar wmdow was broken and a heavy-duty hammer dnll, rented from the retaJler, was mISSIng He was distressed $28,510 about the loss of the ham- mer dnll ...... 1"- • . I Stolen wheels A man parked hIS car 1Il a lot on the 21200 block of Wishes You & Your 2003 ALERO 4-DR. GX ;ft Kmgsvllle on Thursday, Dec 19 Vlhen he ....ent to hIS car Family a Joyous rEVERYONE GM !'RICE II Ai-o...~: .~, at 8 p m he found that hIS & Safe Holiday Season $12, 181 ~~::~,.~_ ' ~ wheels ....ere '1lls"mg Poltce l------~------~ ~..wo ~"'~L~~ - ",,~}. amved at the lot at 945 r--EV-E-RY-O-N-E-G-M-L-E::-A::-S~E::-1~ ; ...... ~- ~ a m on Dec 20 $205* $205 DUE I MSRP' '..,.{.-.~-70 CITY OF HARPER WOODS AT DELIVERY AL'Olr ,t r p')\\e In I WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN L....:.:.:..:..;..;.;.;=. ~ --' ard rruc~ rl. , Woman SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING . mugged The regular City Council meeung was called to order- by Mayor KenrJ(~ 0\ PO~l1'("t at A woman drove mto her 7 30p m 2003 BRAVADA AWD dnvewaj on Fnday, Dee 20, ROlL CAU All Couo<:,l persoo' we", p her kev, ~hr notlcl'd a ..,had Rf.SOLUDONS PASSED ow A man'" a" behJIld her, I) To approve lilt foHO"'mg llem." Ln the Cono;ent Agmd3 I 1 I) Appnwe the "'ccoontJ Payable h'tml In< N"ml><" """", I '" ~~~sRy~~~3~~~~,~,~ a.e.:~ Inn.. ,n "~..... and he grabbf'd her pur"p the &.nlOUnlof S616 09174 as whmltted by the Clt) 'Aanagu and further authorue ------He ran awa~ to hl~ car down lhe ~ayor and Cily Clerk. ~o Mgn (he hSl'Jng 2) Appr\1H J'2.)"ncnt In th<' amoun~ or 50704100 10 VeAyu lnc (or the annual software a~ ran11Jr1.a.remamlenmc.t agree the block and drovr a\\ '1y menl re-rlCWaJ (or 2003 3) Approve paytnent In lhe amounl of Stl 7'14 (X) II) ~ ea"t hound PoliCe' rpccl\ed Michigan MUnlClpaJ Lc.aaut for membership dueo;. c()\-('nnjl: the penod february 1 the new'> of the mugglng at 2002 lhroogh JanlW)' ~1 2003 4) Appw\C: pa~mrnt n 4,fl,:krwn h\'o;.l(' n ~ Westrick Ir.c 1n the amounl of S6 ,41 20 (or prof(o;.~l(lnal \('f\ I eo;.dUfln~ the' m."nth 9 .'")9P m on Dec 20 of N{'lve".beT 2002 for the followmg proJeC1-o;. 8~oo,! ('1<\ Re'iollrta...mp: -I RO ('A<, 2001 Concrete PaYel"r'ient Repalf .180-059 and the 2002 (0ocrtle PII\,(''T"ltnl RepaH .11\(\.(\6] 2) To rtne"" the City 50par1:IClpa~I()n. In [~.c Mlc'llg:an Munl pal L.ta~ue .. [Jllhillt"l and Car stolen Propen:., Pool for 2003 In the: amount of S2l9 SA2 00 r r ...... \era~".:a.c;" .aled Ln Iht"H A man "a\(-I h\" "on pdfkpd reM"'Aol.l propos.al and further lh.&r: Compc1llJ'oe hl6dmg: No l4-.lJved n acCNGan« \II 111 / City PO:h.'J hI" car III the lot of the ma 11 1) To adopt the R:~-.lUflon (If PanIC Ipafl()fl In ltlt: LAk:e iIi (lid! 'Wakf\h...,.j (j"'(lUP on Saturday, Dec 21 and 4) To apprnvr paymenllo f10rence Ct:ment ('nmpi.ny n the a noun I of sn F.O"104 ({'If Progreu Payment No '\ on dle 2002 Concrete Paveme111 Repair Program I when he returnrd after "hopplIlg for 30 mlIlutp,>, h(' Kenneth A. Poynter, Mickey D. Todd, e,1y Clerk found hI" car wa!' ml<'''JIlg MaY'" G PN 1112612002 ""';",i<,~~ December 26, 2002 t. Grosse Pointe News • BA Obituaries John William bono service This )ear, the Immaculate Heart of Mary dent John P "Jack~ Cros!>, Kent County Legal Church 66, pal'sed away on Tue!>day, Woods police will Cummiskey AsSistance Center m the Interment IS at Dec 3, 2002 new courthouse"" as dedicat- ResurrectIOn Cemetery Born In 1936 m Sandubky, John Wilham CummIskey, ed to M'r Cummiskey Arrangements were made OhIO, Mr Cross was raIsed continue Allard 85, passed away on Monday, He was a member of the by O'Bnen-Gerbt Funeral In Port Huron He graduat- ed from St Stephen Cathohc Nov 11, 2002, 10 Grand Kent County Aeronautics Home m Grand Rapld~ High Slhool and receIVed Rapids Board, trustee of Aqumas Memonal contnbutlOn~ speed crackdown Ill~ bachelor'b degree In He graduated from the College, member of the may be made to thl chemical engUleering from By Brad Lindberg fit volume on the four block;, Umverslty of MIchIgan 10 board of trustees for the Alzhelmer'l- A.~boLlatlOn the the Ufilverblty of DetrOit In Staff Writer of Allard between Mack and 1938 wIth a bachelor's KJlIgoar FoundatIOn at KJllgoar FoundatIOn (/0 1959 HE' reCeived hlb mas- Speeders on Allard WIll Harper have either degree and a Juns doctor Inlmaculatc lleart of Mary Immaculate Heart of Man ter s degree m busmes'> learn there'" nothlllg hke dn "remamed VIrtually degree wIth dlstInctlon In School or Al«~~l- to JU~tICl School He was a member of aunllfil"trauon m 1968 from extra patrolman to keep unchanged for 42 years," or 1941 He served m the U S Immaculate Healt of Mary Fund do l\hchlgan State Bar thp UIlI\( rblty of DetrOit thmgs mime are "wlthm aCteptable Foundation Army from 1941 to 1945 and Church for 40 years Mr ('rObf>was a bupervls- AdditIOnal patrols !>tcm ranges and comparable to was dIscharged as a major He IS survIVed by hlb Wife, ,.... ,... _ 1 ~ from a recent traffic ....tudy other Grosse Pomte WOods ...... " ,... 1 11 m~ englneer m re"earch at .'.1..1. '"-'U.l.I..l .....I. .. "'>J ...... J •• ~ ...... L.IJ...... HVl...... , .1UO .lVl.l.l "'.1UJU1\.-u, DetrOit Jo..dlson until hlb prompted by resident ....at the btreet!> foundmg member of the Susan A (James A Sr) IetirenlPnt m 1997 Grosse Pomte Woods street SpeCifically, aally traffic Grand RapIds law firm Wahmhoff, John W Bdl" He was an a, Id sports fan, who were tired of dnvers counts on the four block;, Ml1ler, Johnson, Snell & (Janet) Cummiskey Jr, Paul espeually baseball and ddshmg between Harper to ranged from 2,248 to 1410 CummIskey, P L C and was M (Margaret) Cumnm.key knew all the !>tatIstics Mack WIth totals decreasm~ a~ a VIgorous advocate of legal and Dr Karen C (Dr He 18 survived by hiS WIfe, "Allard IS a feeder street drivers approached Mack wd for the poor Thomas N Bala"kas) MIckey, hIS daughters, that carries traffic from By companson, the 1700 He was a former presIdent Cummlske), hlb seven Elizabeth, Laura, Maureen Harper to Mack,~ said Mike block of Brys Dnve receIved grandchildren, Jameb A of the State Bar of Mlcmgan (Dr Christopher) PIerce, Ius MakowskI, director of public 4,255 cars In one day Wahmhoff Jr, Mary and member of the grandson Calder, and hIS safety "We may not be able Beghm's report offered Ehzabeth, Sean WIlliam and American Bar AssociatIon "Ister Patncla Smart to control all the volume of recommendatIOns to reduce Sarah Kathleen Board of Governors A funeral Mass was cele- traffic, but we want to Allard traffic and calm Cumml"hey, SwphaJlle He earned honors Buch as brated on Monday, Dee 9, at enforce speed regulatIOns" speeds Anne, Kathenne Chnstme the NatIonal Legal AId and St Ambrose Cathohc Accordmg to a December and Zoe Helen Balaskas, o Random radar enforce- Defender AssociatlOn's Church m Grosse Pomte report by Sally Beghm. ment, and hiS brother and sister- Arthur Van Briesen Award, \Voods traffic safety office~ m-law, Charles E and Park o Intermittent placement the State Bar of MIchigan's Arrangements were made most people usmg Allard are Madel) n Cummiskey of a speed momtonng tratler Roberts P. Hudson Award, by the Arthur Van neighborhood reSidents on Allald, and a specIal preSidentIal He was predeceased by Lerberghe Funeral Home m "(The) findme:s clearlv • Placement of "no MO'ht honO! from the Stdt" Bar of hiS brothers, James P John P. Cre:s St Clair Shores mdlcate that Allard servIces turn~ SIgnS on northbo;nd Mlclugan. Cummiskey II and reSidents m and around the Harper at Allard and at the In 1982, the State Bar cre- Mancourt T "Bud~ Memonal contributIOns area, exactlv what a resI- eastbound 1-94 eXit at ated the John W Cummiskey may be made to St Ambrose dentIal str~et should do,~ Allard, and Cummiskey Award, gIVen A Mass of ChnbtJan John P. Cross RebtoratJon Campa:gn or Beghm ,aid annually to a MichIgan Bunal was held on Grosse Pomte Park reSl- o Selective enforcement of the Healmg Garden at Bon She determmed that tJ af- law)er for exemplary pro Saturday, Nav 16, at the traffic blgn., ...."r- ... "t ;;c ~- ",. FOR A/I/D-PlAN EMPLOYUS & (L1GLILE fAMILY MEMIlERS ONLY 1 HURRY OFFERS END $951 OR JANUARY 2ND. A MONTH/36-MONTH LEASE DOWN PAYM~NT CASH DlJE ATSIGNING APR IAfter $6 750 cas~ bock lor returning lessees I fiNANCING' • Includes refundable ,ecunty deposil Excludes lax I rle and Iice,se fees I PRESENTING THE NEW UNCOLN TOWN CAR, RANKED "MOST APPEAUNG MID LUXURY CAR' BY J D POWER AND ASSOCIATES' What do you glvP rhe cor rhol ~as everythlrlg? Yoo give II everl more 19 more horsepower for more confluerlt POSSlrlgarld mergmg • 44% more totol mlenor storage for CDs, cassettes, mops and sunglasses • A cavernous 21 cube fool trunk rhat holds four sets of golf dubs Wlrh room left over 0 An oyatiabie remote-<>penand -close trunk • New power, speed.sensl~ve, vaflable JUST ANNOUNCED: PREMIUM & ZERO DOWN, ZERO CASH DUE AT SIGNING LUXURY MODELS AND ZERO FIRST MO~riH PAYMENT. NOW WITH / •..-ra", $1000 HOLIDAY CUSTOMER F~~ - ~~v <'~ -~- ~-).CASH THE 2002 LINCOLN LS V 8 THE ALL NEW 2003 LINCOLN NAVIGA,TOR THE AlL NEW 'OR A/I/D.PLAN EMPLOYEES & ELiGLIU fAMilY MEMIlRS LUXURY 4X4 2003 LINCOLN AVIATOR fOR A/I/O PLAN EMPLOYEES & ELlGLILE 'AMILY MEMBERS I $375" OR $588' $0 $1,213 A MONTH/36-MoNTH llASE i AP~ A MQI,TC'/36#')N'H 'lAS' DOWN PAYMENT (ASH DUE AT SIGN NG IAlter 14600 cosh back I", relurr og Ie,,,,,,, I f ~ANCING Secunty depo, t wa ved IAher 12 000 cas' t.JC' b retu 0 oq 10"""1 Exclude' tax Itie and Iceo", f.. , In vde, relundable 'ecv Iy depo'; ["Iudes lax II'e and kense fees DETROT DETROT GA~DEN CITY N:NI ANN ARBOIl C I~ STERlI~ HEGH1S TROY YPSIlANTI PtYMOUTH IICI HESTER HILLS rogV,IE SOUfHF ftO SOUHG.'TE Hlne\ Pori< <. ,smon Star Sou~ate CrIst Bob Bont SeSI !lob Maxer 1950 W •• t Maple 950 ca,1 M chlgan 4060 I Ann Arbor Rd 1185 Sou;f, ~oche.h!r Rd 29000 GroliO 24350 Welt 12 MIle Rd ,680{ For Slreet 36200 Van Dy\ce 01 B.fwMn He",,1 ('I .. ctQ op~ I) ~ ~ 'f ~~ a SM. i1d 'or Molf> Moll 9 M ~, Wl!'\~of ,75 012n S. Avor'1 led 0 ,... " , ~~ 248) 643 6600 1734) 453 2424 1248) 652 4200 15861 552 6000 [2A8} 354 .900 73. 2P5 8800 15861 939 6000 (7341 482 7133 Ie j;.,')O,,,1 r'1(oIr'1/T1~'cl)ry com 1- • December 26, 2002 H W d ~.G.ro.ss.e.p.Oi.nt.e.Ne.W.S a_r~J?er 00 S Winterfest brightens holiday f(,r pa rell t '1 Jlld By Carrie Cunningham Hu'>k) dogs carried chil- ~- Staff Writer dren around or: a sled • The Beacon Parent Pizza, chips, popcorn, bev- . OrganizatIOn hponsored an erages and baked good;, • event that brought holiday \\ ere on ;,ale as well as the cheer to all who dttended ' Beacon Fdmlly Cookbook" I Dubbed Wmterfe;,t, the In addlhon to all the I occasIOn - from 5 to 8 pm act!vlhe", there wai> a rame • on Dec 13 - showcased a to ralse money for Beacon I vanety of act!vltJes for fanu- Elementdry to raise new hes In the area to enJO) The playground eqUipment { happemngs Included crafts, - videos, food, Santa Claus. Some of the prize;, mdud- dog sled rides and raffle LU d Uledi LUUKeu Uj mlll.L , pnzes Schram, chef of the Rattlesnake Club, an offiCial "I Hunk It went very well," NHL hockey puck auto said Sandy Eklund, the cre- graphed by the Red Wmg;:,' • ator of the event and mother Brett Hull, a doll, a doll of two Beacon Elementary house, a l>kateboard, a bowl- chlidren 'Everybody had a 109 party and a gift certlii good time, and the kIds cate from Harvey'h Luggage thought It was a ball " ~ The crafts sectIOn of the "We wanted to h~ve It so , event allowed children to you mIght WlO ;,omethmg make sand pamtmg orna- you would want to gIVe \WI someone for Chnstmas," ments and gift boxes to give to someone they love They Eklund saId ! also had the opportumty to ApprOXImately $2,000 1 draw pIctures was raIsed, aCcordlOg to Tl\,o second grade teach- Eklund I ers pamted chIldren's faces "we accomphshad a lot of Beacon Elementary , Santa Claus was on hand to our goals," Eklund sald "We School parent Heidi Mer- hear about Chnstmas WIShes, wanted to make money, but cer (above) sold baked 1 and hohday cartoons were we also wanted to get parent goods. including scrump- shown for children to enJoy mvolvement and we dId" tious brownies. Tyrone students show respect for different world holidays By Carrie Cunningham "We tied thIS In to the actIOn;, Staff Writer whole respect Issue," she The students put their Students at Tyrone sald "Respect for other cul- shoe::. out m the hallway to Elementary School sound tures, tolerances of differ- commemorate Holland's 5t hke Aretha Franklm singing ences (and) leammg about NIcholas day on Dec 5 "Respect" dIfferences" The students also cele- The kIds are researchmg The practices showcased brated Hanukkah, dunng and makmg VIdeo prespnta. mirror the diverSity of the whIch they performed the tlOns on hohdays around the world dreIdel game world and the practices of For Sweden, the kIds LIkeWise, they honO! ed dIfferent faIths talked about the tradItIOns Kwanza by undertakmg a They have made presenta- ofSt LUCia Durtng thiS hol- cross\vord puzzle 111 1tl:. tIOns on Sweden, Ireland, Iday, nce puddmg and bread Kwanza words and talkmg Italy, BelgIUm and MeXICO are cooked The tradItion IS about the hohday s eIght AddltlOnally they have pre- that If you find an almond or candle ritual sented faiths of Kwanza for ring 10 the puddmg, you WIll Afncan Amencans and be mamed m the next year VanDerlinden ;,ald the Hanukkah for Jews They also talked about studentf> learn about the Beacon Elementary School parents Rebecca Guprra 1,.." t , Cheryl VanDerhnden says cookmg plum puddmg for religIOUS vanety m the served popcorn the students' presentatIOns Ireland'f> hohday festIVIties world 'The) start to learn remforce the SIX pIllars of For Italy, the kids pre- that the American vcrhlOO Ih " J .p~",r' character the school tnes to sented the fable of Just one thmg " ,he sald mstlll In Its students These LaBafana She was a OLDS - mclude rehpect, responslblh- woman who turned away "The) start to come out of OWNFR 4,t-. LOYAL ,,,- ty, cItizenshIp, taring, tm;,t the three wise men when that httle world the) hve In worthmes::. and faIrness they came lookmg for the and reahze there are '1 lot of SA l/;;,:" 1 Respect IS specIfically Christ chIld When she real- different thmgs that go on ADDITlV~. f-';, -1e:...... t =l' paramount In learmng Ized who they actuall) were, around the countn and :::> ~ "'E"-~ about the vanous hohdays, she spent the rest of her hfe around tht world beSIde, If' ,-/' • accordmg to Tyrone pnncI- glvmg presents to chIldren what v.e do" pal Cheryl VanDerlmden to make amends for her "They love It," she Said ~ Police. Briefs . The car held a coat, CDs and Police were alerted to the CA~a~?n~~de~~ome some personal artIcles theft at 8 25 p m 00 Dec 21 retaIler on Kelly Just south of EIght MIle at 9 45 a m on Saturday, Dec 14 When he returned to where hiS red '\ Ford pIck-up was parked, he found that the nght rear ~'~~~~ Window was broken and a went Into her garage, and MOTIOr,S PASSED rVERYONE GM PRICE approached the door or her I To """lVe approve ond file the ""nutes of the Regular O'} c""",-,I "l«Ilng held 00 D December 26,2002 4 • Grosse Pointe News ~ ~'i " "'\,..,-...... _~ -@--_. ..lOJI ~ w-- - ~ - ...... "" • • "The SPirit of Amenca'l Style «i~ :: H'\ ~1~~~'I \" .... ~ V6 auto trans CruIse tll! AMIf'MlCD sle- ~. reo 6 way power dnver s seal power WIn power locks 6 way seals kevless remote Stk #522388 dews power locks remote I(eytess entry ...... ;~., ...\ ...... ".Tj..-I LF4$E.. . --,:"6l\' ...).'\I;,; LL4.. ..-"':[- ITIO 5~';,-;'(~[1:.. 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"h'dol'd to b,glo In th, thUdquart" of2003 lin GM's Fairfax Assembly plant in Kansas City, j I December 26, 2002 12A Schools Grosse Pointe News North band ~The Marm' to rock fundraiser By Jennie Miller trdn~plant m Auguf:>t the fund raiser for her Staff Wnter Bu By Jennie Miller school board adopted a new Followmg the close of the Slaff Writer foreIgn language program, school year, the school board The year began WIth a dls- which mcorporated more Jump-started Its campaign -mal announcement by Chns culture m lessons and for a $62 mllhon bond Issue, Fenton, the dlstnct's assIs- sought to mcrease the num- to benefit the dlstnct's ath- tant supenntendent for ber of students m upper- letic, SCience, and fine arts busmess affaIrs level courses programs as well as Improve He reported to the Grosse The board also approved the school bUlldmgs Pomte Board of EducatIOn the restructunng of middle In July, the school board In January that a bud- school sCience classes, whIch played mUSical chairs WIth getary storm was approach- were revamped for the first the eleetlOn of Joan mg for the next school year time III 10 years Dmdoffer as preSident, to Fenton attnbuted the "We want to make sCience replace Jack Ryan, who con- general operatmg budget's excltmg for everyone," said tmues servmg as trustee ':>3 2 ffillhon shortfall m rev- Sue SpeIrs, the dIstnct's f:>CI- dlong With Steven Matthews enue to the weakened f:>tate ence curnculum specmhst and the recently reelected eCOnOffi) \Iffiltpd gro" th In The keyboardmg curncu. Jeffrey Brodenck "tate re\ enue" dnd a flat to lum was moved from fifth Joseph Brennan was modest mcrea-c III dl,trlct- grade to third grade, after elected VIce preSident, I\lde s(hool (nro]IIlllnt analy"es proved that these replacmg Dmdoffer, whIle clasbes were more beneficlal Ph"to~ b\ J(nnH. \hIler Joan RIchardson and Lmda The $62 milUon bond issue that was passed in Sep- to students at a younger Farmer contmue to serve as age tember will provide funding for much needed pro- treasurer and secretary, jects such as upgrading the district's science labs Also III March, the school respectively board voted m favor of Grosse Pointe North and constructing a new pool at South. High School's graduation The contract of Dr awardmg high school dIplo- Suzanne Klein, the dlstnct's mas to mdlYlduals who were were handed out to hIgh supenntendent, was extend- unable to complete their school graduate" from North ed for another five years educatIOnal expenence due and South m June The dIS- More curnculum changes to servmg m the U 8 mlh- trict shared remarkable sta- \\ere m order m July as a tary dunng World War II tI,tlCS showmg that more new Sixth grade creatIve Earl Vermer became the than 90 percent of graduates drama curriculum was first veteran to take the planned to contmue their approved by the school Dr. Suzanne Klein, school board up on ItS offer educatIOn board Superintendent wlthm a few months From wmdows to roofs, In April, Al DlVer was many of the dlstnct's bUlld- But m February, the named prmclpal of Grosse 1I1gs receIved facehfts over "chool board approved the Pomte South High 8chool, the summer expan,lon of the distriCt's after servmg for a year as In August, the school Community School, a the school's mtenm pnncI- board agreed to extend Its request that \\as almost pal DIver IS South's SIxth Study Warnmg for mterna- dented becau,e of cost pnnclpal m mnp years tlOnal student triPS dunng The need \\ as grE'at, how- The school board also the 2002-03 school year €' (r, and the board allowed appointed Larry Lobert to As the new school year ,iO nmth grader., to enroll m JOIn the administratIOn as approached, longtlme North wouldn't have been able to tlOn of advanced courses ill the two if ar-old program m dIrector ot human resources. pnnclpal Dr Caryn Wells g"lVethem \\Ithout thiS com- engmeermg graphiCS and the fall follo\\ mg the retlrempnt of announced that she would mumty support Joan Dindoffer, courses III architecture and By March curriculum Eugene \\d~hchuck vacate the pOSItIOnfollowmg "ThiS communlty has sup- Board of Education the art of pastry and dessert I h JI1g(', \\ ere m order ThE' Mon than tOO dIplomas the school's Homecommg ported educatIOn so well for President preparatlOn festiVitIes so long, and we really appre- The board al,o approved 'I've loved every moment CIate the mYestment they SIX optIOns for high school •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• here," she saId "It has been are makmg" students to choose from to a great place to lead, serve A project tJmehne was fulfill the n~qUlrement of a IF YOU NEED A RATIONAL REASON' . dnd grow I have tremen- soon created by Fenton, and "econd year of ph}slcal edu- TO BUY A MITSUBISHI, dous respect for the teachmg constructIOn was underwdy catIOn and lear'1mg that goes on at Flr,t on the hst of Improve- These optIOn, mclude offi- thl" school" ments IS renovatIOn to clatmg, hfeguard ~ WE CAN THINK OF ZERO. The search for Wells' North's pool, upgradmg high trammglCPR, personal fit- replacement began aE close school ,Clence labs and \\ork ness, team sports, lIfetlme to 9 000 students entered on the actlVltles and clas.,rooms throughout the Performing strengtl-, tram- district an mcrease of 70 Arts Center mg students from the year Ongoing The school before, but 14 less than Improvements board ""rapped antlc'pated m em I) ,pnng \\ III also be up the year With School, al,o welcomed 21 made to ath]!'t 11Igh hopf'''' due new teacher, mto the (1Is- IC field" locker to thl: pas..,mg of tnct room, parkll1g the "choo] bond In an E'xcltmg turn of lot~, roofs. \,,",UP e\ ents, thE' bond lS'iUe floors, ceJlm gs The Sf>2 mll- pas,ed In late September and asbestos hon WIll prOVide by more than 70 percent of removal as tundmg for partlclpatmg voters m the nl'eded many ploJects Gro,,,e P(,mtes and Harper By earl) th,lt wpre VItal Wood.:; October, to thl: dl~trlct "WI' all' ab,olutl'ly ,Jame, Stel'by James Steeby, mrl would have thnlled and grateful to the stepped 111 to Grosse Pointe North h!'pn completl'd people of the community take Well< High School \\ Ithollt the thilt havl' ,upportpd thIS place at North Interim Principal hnml Afort" Klfm "illd 'Th ..., I.., as ll1tenm prm Thl: furd" for \\ondl'rful to look forwdrd to clpal tho~p projPct< II III rt mam III for the npxf generatIOn of C'urnculum ch,mgl" ""prl' the gpneral 0pl:r Photo b} Bonm. Caprara Upcoming Dates. Mayor honors preschool anniversary AdmISSIons Testmg Grosse Pointe Farms Mayor Edward Gaffney visited the children at 4th - 12th Grades/January 11,2003, Grosse Pointe Cooperative Preschool to present them with a proclamation 8 30 a m - 12 00 noon honoring the school for its 50th anniversary on behalf of the Farms city council. Also pictured with the mayor and <."hUdrenEu"eteacher Louise Gall and assistant Kathy Codd. Open House February 2, 2003,2 00 pm- 4 00 P m ! r prc\ ldPd by Mary Anne Bru"h AdmISSIons Testing L4cademy Pnmary School - t 2th Grades, March 1/ 2003 students 8 30 a m - 12 00 noon erupt Rachel Ochylski. a fourth-grader at The Grosse Pointe Academy, Is pictured with teacher Bob Lapadot during a volcano project which featured For more InformatIOn, VISit us on-Ime at www uls org more than 58 volcanoel created by the students. or contact us at 313 884 4444 Ochylsld blasted Iteam through the vents of her volcano using a steam machine before erupting "Mount Olympus" with the Have a happy, healthy and help of baking loda pep- pered with red glitter. prosperous New Yearl .,~_ _d_. :t"t .-:~~tft' ...... -.. ---- ------~ "- / DEMO SALE 2002 SEBRING 4DR. 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December 26, 2002 Grosse Pointe News News 15A Actress gives theater management rave reviews By Brad Lindberg and make sure everybody's Staff Wnter on track," Burkett said "I'm Courtney Burkett took a not at my desk a lot" bite of the Big Apple - and She s gettmg ready for the "That was too clo"e for undergraduate at Weber "pit It out fir"t show of 2003, Cloud 9," Con "ervatory of Theatre 'I reabzed I'm not a New comfort," Burkett "aId 'That directed by Gllhan Eaton, a Arts In St LoUIS Actmg Yorker," she Said was It I had to go " former member of the Royal lessons contmued at the Qhn'rI TTH\'l;tO,1 +" thr. (,f" f .... Smoke wafted from the Shake"peare Company Thp be~~~-rtof th~-t1:;~;t~-r:';~n~- sIte for day'>, but the exclUSIve Actmg StudIO sho\\; opens Jan 10 'I dldn t hh It," Burkett She succeeded, by studvmg Burkett" didn't hnger The "I've gotten t{J work With "aid of the prl\ ate ;,chool III actmg at the Actors Studw couple to;,sed "orne bag" III DetrOit legends," Burkett Manhattan "It cost a whole Drama School and v. orkmg their car and, amId bomb ;,dld "There's ,,0 much hap lot of money Class ,>Izes behmd the "cenes at off- "care", hightailed It over the pemng here that I can be Broadway plavs Verrazano Narrow" Bndge, were too big It wa"n't reach part of I'm pa"slOnate about cros"ed Staten Island mto mg me much" DetrOIt and what can hap- Burkett, 27, IS still part of T 1 _ 4-" I", •.,.. v ...... :>"--.) ..... 1...... u...... v '!.:~ ~\.." ~~~~I: the theater scene, but In pen to our city MIChIgan empt) handed DetrOit, not New York She recently took pubhcl- Life balk home has been "I was working With She's Just lim."hed her ty photos for "A Comedy of much happier for the 1994 amazmg people on amazmg fir"t semester m theater Errors," wluch open" Feb 7 graduate of Grosse POInte proJect"," "he added 'It's management at the Hilberry "The play IS bemg set m South High School great to have on my Theatre, the Jewel of Wayne Turkey, so we went to a bttle 'You can be creatIve here," re"ume" State Umverslty's graduate Middle Eastern restaurant she saId "I've hved a lot of Burkett rehshed hands-on theater program In three and photographed actors places, but thIS IS the only expenence as a productIOn years, she'll hold a master of With artifacts from the set," place that WIll be my home" assIstant for "PassIOn Play," fine arts degree she said Burkett Jomed the a drama dIrected by one of 'In New York, there are fi HIlberry dunng Its 40th her Actor" StudIO professors Before enrollmg m the mllhon people dOIng what I anmversary year at an off-Broadway theater !-Illberry last fall, Burkett wanted to do," she saId "In "It's mce to he part of cul- m the East VIllage taught drama m the Grosse thIS commumty, I call make tural mstitutlOn that has "It was an mterestmg Pomte school system a dlffer~nce " been gomg for so long," she process to be part of," "I worked on shows at all She came home to Grosse three middle schools," she . said Burkett saId "Opemng . Pomte Park on Sept 12 of HIlberry students serve nll;ht was excltmg We were Said last year The date wasn't a three-year fellowshIps As a reVIewed by the New York At Parcells, she worked on comcldence "Jo~pnh ami thp Amfl7lnl1' firSt-yedI ::,tudent, Burkett T1mcs ,., The mormng before, she hab been aSSIgned the multi- She saId the revle',', wa" Tech~lcolor Dream Coat';; and her husband, Adam, faceted Job of coordmatmg "OK" and "Fame" Her students at Photo b... Brdd I ndl>o-'fh were hvmg m Brooklyn medIa relatIOns for Wayne's The Hllberry has proven Bro',',nell performed "South Courtney Burkett looks the part as she directs a From the promenade atop theater department In addI- more frUitful Pacllic" student rehearsal of wGrease." to be performed early Brooklyn HeIghts, south of tIOn to workmg WIth the "It's qUIte a hub for tal- She's currently rehearsmg nen year at ParceJ]s Middle School, Manhattan, they looked HJ1herry, Burkett's responsl- ent," she s81d a Parcells productIOn of north across upper New blhtlCS mclude the StudIO Her typical day mvolves "Grease" The show runs force thClr dialogue m 1999 whJ1e workmg at York Bay to the tWin towers wntmg and deslgnmg the Jan 30,31 and Feb 1 Theatre and undergraduate "Just say the hnes natu- Second CIty m DetrOIt of the World Trade Center Bonstelle Theatre programs Hllberry's newsletter, the Workmg With young rally," she directed "We were both cast as "\Vnen they fell, the aIr Burkett saId the Job "Prologue," and wntmg and actors has Its rewards and understudIes," she s81d The was hlowmg southwest," reqUires about 50 hours per deslgnmg several pages of challenges At rehearsal last This summer, Burkett WIll Burkett saId "People were week In order to be avail- each program She attends week, Burkett encouraged teach drama classes at the couple mamed five months covenng their faces from the able should a cnsls crop up, performances, includmg stu- the actors by offenng praIse Grosse Pomte War ago dust It was tem!ymg " her fellowslup requires she dent matmees after wluch and constructive cntlclsm Memonal Burkett and her hu~band, As bad as It was, It could remam wlthm 50 mlle" of actors answer questIOns 'Can you bsten to my "We'll be domg 'Anme a wnter for WDIV's Internet ::: have been worse campus She earns a from the audIence directIOn, please?" she asked Jr ,'" she saId "I'll also be outlet, www -chckonde- Adam, who was workmg "stIpend" and free tUItIOn "Then I go to productIOn cast members workmg on a show at trait com, enJoy meshmg :. as a freelance copy edItor, "I've always been mterest- meetmgs," she said She She looked at a student Parcells, "Grease," m their busy lIfestyles :: had scheduled an mtemew ed m theater," she saId "I gets together WIth deSIgners and sBld, "You have your Fehruary The students are "We're both happIest:::- that afternoon WIth a com- started m my youth as a per- to diSCUSS ho.... productIOns hnes memonzed, nght?" already rehearsmg They when we're busy," Burkett :.- pany that had been m one of former" are progressmg She wants her actors to be have been domg very well " saId "TIme IS more mean- ,~:. comfortable on stage and not Burkett met her husband mgful when you're busy" ::.. the towers She studied actmg as an "We talk about deadlInes .,... .~Car B&Es 'PhI' dnver's-slde door lock Electrical Garage theft ;, had been punched out and Two City of Grosse Pomte dome I1ght removed PUBLIC SAfETY REPORTS Grosse Pomte Park polIce overload saId thIeves stole two alu- mmum extensIOn ladders covered a vehIcle broken stolen, an m-dash stereo, Grosse Pomte Park polIce pollce saId an unknown Mount Clemens man on and a Craftsman lawn mto parked m the 17300 amplIfier and set of rear saId an electncal overload woman stole two coats from Nov 21 were cashed at a mower from a garage In the block of Mack on Tuesday, speakers had been taken caused smoke to fill a house a store m the 19400 block of bank m the 20400 block of 1100 block of M'lr) land Dec 17, at 3 25 p m Also mlssmg were a radar m the 1300 block of Mack and ran to a waltmg Mack m Gros"e POInte between Thur;,dd), Dee 19 T~.front passenger wm- r;letector and numerous com- Maryland on Thursday, Dee at 2 p m and 10 30 a m the \:. dow'twas broken, and a' 'pa"ct disks ~ . vell.lcle on Sunday, Dee 15, Wood" on Nov 27, Dec 3 19, at 120 a m at 221 pm and Dec 9 Pohce are mves- next day ~ purse left mSlde the car was In a Similar mCldent Officers vented the house tJgatmg a 30-year-old man taken, The owner wa" away reported Saturday Dec 21 Officers said the getaway of smoke before departmg from Roseville and a 27- from the car for about 20 at 7 45 am, a r~sldent of car was a green 1995 Ford Contour Store employees year-old Fraser man mmutes the 2000 block of Roslyn m Bar buddies Anniversary SaId the coats were worth The vlrtlm's stolen checks Some of the contents of Grosse Pomte Woods A 19-year-old DetrOit man Lt John Kretzschmar IS $728 each havp been reported cashed the purse were found entered hIS closed garage to was arrested on SuspiCIOn of celebratmg 17 years With ~ Pohle are loolung for a 5- at banks m Warren, Chnton around 3 45 p m by reSl- dIscover someone had tned an armed robbery that the Grosse Pomte Park " foot-6 black woman III her Township, Mount Clemens dents hvmg m the 34300 to steal hiS 2001 Dodge occurred m the 15000 block Department of PublIc~' mId 30s, welghmg about 140 and RoseVille block of Cottrell and the The dnver's door lock had of Jefferson on Thursday, Safety pounds She was last seen 4600 block of Hereford m been damaged and steenng Dec 19, at 2 25 am - Brad Lindberg :.. DetrOIt column broken weanng a green skull cap ~ • and long ohve coat -- About 150 to 200 compact Fishy story "Taking Pride dISCSwere taken from a car Stolen plates Ira Our Work For A 60-year-old man from A-1 FABRIC parked on eastbound Mack A 21-year-old DetrOit man Oller 29 Yean" Grosse Pomte Shores IS sus- &I UPHOLSTERING m the City of Gro~se Pomte dnvmg a 1990 Chevy four- pected of trymg to shophft Custom Upholstering sometime between 10 25 door With plates for a 1987 two Jars of Romanoff cavIar Free Advice For "The Do-lt.Yourselfe!". PICk.Up & Delivery - and 11 45 P m on Saturday, Dodge was arrested by . Dec 21 from a store m the 20400 F1rtally, an afror1lab1e l'ItolUUlncl. of Deslgne, Gro"se Pomte Woods pohce E-commerce solutIOn An unknown person block of Mack m Grosse _ WIll compliment your_ ...... Fllbrlc. In Stock for possessIOn of stolen prop- Hours Pomte Woods n01 complfCate It! smashed a wmdow to gam erty on Fnday, Dec 20, ut Monday. Fnday 9 to 5 Saturday 10 to 9 On Tuesday, Dec 17, at For a FREE Uve Demo. .. entry mto the car 7 08 p m The arrest about 1 p rr. , a store manag- FREE ESTIMATES stemmed from a traffic stop httpJlwww gro~p~..n... comidemoJ er told police of wltnessmg G!"01te ptunfe.Com uc. on eastbound Harper at JIl 1140106 586-775-41.00 Wheel caps the man put the merchan- 26109 Harper St • St ClaJr Shores. 4 Blocks North of 10 Mile dIse m hiS pocket WIthout Manche"ter In addItIOn to the plates stolen paYIng Two wheel caps were not matchmg the car, police taken from an SIN parked saId the lIcense tab was Alien caught reported stolen at a school III the 700 block Your Heating Bill of CadIeux sometIme Grosse Pomte Woods The suspects record between 2 30 and 4 p m on pohce enluuntered an allen mcluded charges for bemg a Fnday, Dec 20 speedlllg 51 mph III a 35 mITIor In po"sesslOn of alco- - Bonme Caprara mph zone of westbound hol and lYlakmg an "offer to Is Going Up! Vermer near Helen on engage thE' servIces of a ~unday, n~c 15, at .546 P m another for an act of prostI- The male suspect cl81med tutIOn " SAVE NOW on Bad cell he couldn't 'ipeak Engllsh, an Energy Star* Bryant H19h Efficiency so pohce summoned an Ducks PSQ's • Heating and Cooling System! A Gro:,se Pomte Woods agent from the U S Border woman was ~urpnsed to Patrol Que"tlOn~ followed, Puloo. lparn last week that she had after which offic18ls deCIded questions On Tuesdav Dec 17, at !500 Dealer 'ilgned WIth a cellular tele to ~end the man back to Systeml phone compan) Although MeXICO Pohce dId not have 4 15 pm a "Gro'i'ie Pomte Bryan6Heating and COOftftg Woods publlc ...afet, officpr she had never 'lsked for .,er records of hIS re"ldence m or Vice, on Saturday Drc 21, the U S bpcame '>USPICIOUSwhen :1 'ihe told polJer of beIng bIlled Wood... polJce Impoundpd m,ln caught dnvIng a pickup $250 Dealer truck WIth explrpd plate., for calls datmg to Sept 3 hiS Sliver 1991 NI.,,,an Ona fuI'naC:& or air conditioner Apparently ~omeone had gavp confhctmg bIOgraphIcal acqUIred the woman ...name, mformatlOn • SlMf19S on rnocIela Soclill Secunty number and Grinch AWOL A check of recordq Indlcat Fumacee 352, 355, date of birth to oppn a fraud Thp tHie turned agflln,t l'd th(' man \\ a... a 40 ,par Air Conditioning' 552, 550, 588, Offer good 12J261O:l Mr Grillch la~t \H ek 111 old DetrOit rr'lcllnt II anted bryant ulrnt account thru 3o'll1103 Gro~,>e POinte Wood~ m Rornulu., for contrmpt of at Arrow HeatIng 8nd Dunng the Olght of court .....a...... Failed car Tueqd a, Dpl 10 'iorneone Hr al~() ha December 26, 2002; 16A Business Grosse Pointe News. Greenspan's exuberance saves week from loss compames that have a 10- In a prepared spe('("h labt plied 9 percent of U S dally year, 20-year or longer Thursday mght, Federal crude needs) ck Market recol'd of annual diVidend i Reserve ChaIrman Alan Gold bounlpd up to a 5 Let's talk...STOCKS mcreases of dt least 10 per- a Glance . Greenspan sald our ('cono- 1I2-year high, clobmg at over _ r r-f > •• I - - . cent, or larger my was emergIng 11elm It-. $J40/0ullle, 11lIrroflng the _ • 'U'_ S :"-' ~ ~ - RIght Column C illus- ----.ErldaL~.!os~~2C?0i2~ "soft patch," and def1 ,tlOll Iraq ..,ltuatlOn account The mvestor can trates the compoundmg Dow JOI1es Ind 8 511 Barron'" Wec 23) No 1 paid as much db 4 percent ary fearb Imhally depOSit cash and/or effect of a stock that has annual mterl'<,ts on NASDAQ Cornp 1,363 !Pdture \\ flter, Alan Abelson, shares prevlOm,ly owned mcrea"ed Its annual dIVI- should beE) deposill. Ignored - report~ that baber rattlmg (bome planb hmlt the dend by 10 percent each S&P 500 Index 896 , That was unnen es ASian mvebtor" The dCWmpany mg table Illu,tratl's thp lfive"tment amount of cash depoSits) year for five years $ In EUROs 1 0268 enough to Abelson quote" JOheph The DRIP usually oper- Note that the Imtlal4 per- n1Pflt~ of compoundlPg Crude 011(Bbl ) 30 30 , spark a small ~ QUinlan 10rl'ler ~organ 1 .... ~ ~...... "',...... +C" '"lto~ nnnpr 'hp rhrpf'hnn of f .... ot Vl.....lrl hR~ comno.lllnpn qUdll.-L.,lJ.) I~''''-'' ...... 1 ::'tanlev strateg •..,t, now glob Gold (Oz } 340 50 fire under the.~ (J\ er a five) ear perIOd, the company paymg the dIV- to an average 5 5 percent' stock market al ewnomlst for the Center Idends and usually offers Watch for examples of db,Unllng a $10,000 IDltJal 3-Mo T-Bllls 1 19°/0 Fnday morn- for Tranbdtlantlc ReldtlOr,' depOSit remvestments m fractIOnal such stocks III upcommg l at Johns HODkms 3D-VI T-Bonds 489% mg The left Column A repre- shares articles The Dow "Any bIg' and sU'Ullnl.'d sents a typIcal bank, S&L or Optimum compoundmg IS bounced back By Joseph SWitch from dollar" to gold cred.t unIOn savings account achIeved by selectIOn of Joseph Me'1gden IS a resI- folloulng Gros~e POlntel would exert dn oublzed up 147 pomts, Mengden paymg 4 percent annual those compames that have a dent of Grosse Pomte and Investment ri'lated firms'.! Impact on th( l'S dollar, aftpr three down day!> of mterest m which all Interest long record of contlfiuous former chazrman of First of Juhn M Rickel, CPA, PC;' sheddmg 262 pomtb smce AsI3 h I' emerged a" annual diVidend mcreases Michigan "Let's Talk Amenca.., banker account earned IS Immedl3tely WIth- Rickel & Baun, PC, ancl For the \\ eek, the Dow There are hundreds of Stocks" IS sponsored by the Ing thiS \ ear for nearly 40 drawn Investment CounselInc I' gamed a net 78 pomi!>, or The mIddle Column B rep- 9/10ths of 1 percent percent of our total capital 1ilf101\" Ioughl; t\\ Ice as resents a bavlngs or money At press time, only SIX market account In whIch all much a" In 2000 II (Just look tradmg days remam for mterest earned IS Immedi- It's on the Internet? It's true 1I at the Made III Chma" I 2002, ..vlth the Dow down ately redeposIted I 1,510 pomts for the year, or label., on the back of mObt of lour holiday prebent", thl~ Note that the 4 percent Almost everyone receIVes mmus 15 1 percent rumors or urban legends by lear) redeposited rate compounds The pitIful NASDAQ to 4 40 percent annually e-mal! ('ompocntp wa<; luck\ to Labt chance to wnte your- Bu!' Ln taxable at..l"uuHk, the People tell )OU thlngs they r;pointers on 1"'\ 1! ~elf a tax refund check tor break even for the \\ ('ph • 2002 I" Dec 31 Tax sales cash for mcome taxes must have heard or read, but most . closing 1 pomt III the black I must be executed on or be supphed from other of the tIme you don't know If . at 1,363 and dOlI n 30 per sources what you are bemg told IS .TeChnOlogy . before Ne ....Year'b Eve ", I cent for 2002 Middle Column B also true or not Fnday \\ a'i also ••I DRIP's on tap Illustrates a typIcal fixed Welcome to Snoops • "Quadruple WItchmg Day' Income (bond) mutual fund (snoops com) . DRIPs are "DIVIdend • for the OptIOns famJl) Why account for which the The site baSically contains up from Triple to Remvestment Plans" which • Illvestor has directed that thousands of urban legends But, as we know, some pOint should still be vaha: are offered by many hsted Quadruple? all mcome receipts be rem- and tnes to tell you If they people seem to beheve any- pven If the legend Isn't trud Tills was the first expira- and NASDAQ compames, I vested III new fund shares at are true or not thmg they are told, espeCial- (StIll WIth me?) : l tIOn of the "Smgle Stock but ubually only by those the then net asset value Whlle the Site con tams a ly If they hear It from a Now, here's a bnef hst Futureb," which caused which pay regular quarterly dl1 Many eqmty mutual fund lot of well-known rumors, fnend what Snoops covers : hardly a media npple smce cash diVidends Illvestors direct a spht pay- (for example, Coca-Cola However, if somethmg Al;ltomoIHles, busmes5,: their mtroductlOn ThIS concept enableb stock out plan m whIch the cash used to cont31n cocame), it your fnends tell you IS true, ChrIstmas, college, crItter: A cursory peek at our "At IllVestorb to compound theIr diVidends from "ordmary also cont31ns a vanety of you aren't expected to Just country, Disney, Glurge,: A Glance" table shews two diVidends m a manner Simi- Illcome" are paId out but all thmgs that you mIght not take theIr word for It noteworthy events occurred lar to bank savmgs Halloween, hIstory, horror~ capItal gams dlVldends are have actually heard For Instead you WIll be gIven the humor, rebelhon, language~ last week accounts, which compound remvested m addItIOnal ex:ample sources of mformatlOn and lost legends, love, mlhtary: Crude 011 closed last by automatic redepOSIt shares • Did you know the theme also the reason somethmg Fnday above $30Ibarrel, In the "good old days," mOVIes, mUSIC, pregnancN The nght Column C also to "Star Trek" actually has occurred rcflectmg the Venezuela banks, S&Ls, credit umons quotes, radIO and televlsIOQ,: lllustrates the cash flow lyncs, they were Just never Somethmg that Imtially pohbcal cnsls (their refiner- and money market accounts religIon, rumors of war, sq-: Ies, which are closed, sup- operation of a typIcal DRIP used on the show wlll make you laugh and ence, sex, T1tamc legends,~ • Bert the Sesame Stl eet mIght sound unbehevable TOJOn du ,Jour, 'ravel, wed'" Muppet appeared m posters may turn out to have a SIm- dmgb and wooden spoons : J carned by supporters of ple ex:planatlOn as to w~y It Please ask you Iuds about: Rising dividends and compounding reinvestment Osama bm Laden occurred Glurge, unless you are real-: • A mllhonalre moved all Other trungs may SImply ly cool And don't ask meS (AI SIMPLE iNTEREST 181 COMPOUND INTERE'iT IC) COMPOUND INTEREST the money in hIS bank be an amazing cOlncldence about wooden spoons • i A WtMrBwn A OeD.)!>te 'rea 5 I 400 I 10 )CO I <76 I '1702 $ '20 $ 12147 mvented from glue no one the subject and penned the hym could find a use for It wlll prOVide a quantity "Amazmg Grace" m than EM I 2000 I 10000 00 $ 22013 I '2102 I 2746 '2747 • Some of the thmgs on the of mformatlOn on why It gIvmg (That's "m" thank Alii! YeM 4 04~ 44% 5 S% SIte seem ObvlOusly false, feels that way lWhy "It" gJ.vmg, not "at and at first you mIght won- feels that way? I've got to get ThanksglVlng ) -= Ouar'ier r d Yldend (ale ncreases 10"!o:.each yea der why they have been away from the PC more) As a teenager, U ~ • o v de-nd Re Moslmanl P an common sLoc~ portfoliO mcluded The site also tnes to glVe Secretary of StatE' Coil!!; sources as to where you may Powell learned to speall:J have heard about a legend YIddiSh whlle workmg III a For example, If It'S been m JeWIsh-owned baby eqUIp- PORTFOUO MANAGEMENT FOR A a film, you w1l1 be gIven the ment store .n New York ,l CONSERVATIVE INVESTOR JOHN M. RICKEL, C.P.A., P.C. name of the film Iromng your mall wlllIult, If It'S been seen 111 a mag- off any lurkmg anthralfl INVESTMENT COUNSEL, INC. CERTIFiED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT azme, you Will be told whIch spores Since 1929 magazme and which Issue OK, these are all from th~ Of course, Just because Dumpster ,; 63 KERCHEVAL, SUITE 100 Chris W. Walker - John R. Welchh somethmg has been III a But I know what Glurge Marshall C. Downs - RJclurd K Simonds GROSSE POINTE FARMS. MICHIGAN 48236-3627 magazme or paper doesn't IS, and you don't ., TELEPHONE 313/881-8200 Now, your assignment 1:;- 19511 MackAvenue mean It is true Grosse Pomte, Michigan 48236 (313) 886-0450 EMAIL rlckel baun@home com (Are you confused yet?) to find out the truth abou~ Most of the tmie you Will the "Star Trek" theme lyncs, find thmgs you have heard -. aren't actually true Ha~e a tech questIOn or I find that m some cases s/lbject you would ilk!> thIS can spOIl somE'thmg addressed In tillS column?' that you ongmally thought Want to comment or ada of as funny or DIce your two cents uorth? My e ~~ Of course, If a legend has mall addres'i - I'> ~~ 0;;" a benous pomt to It the I7lmaUrer@blzsene (om rn Ker<:hevaI on the Hill Grosse Pomte Farms 313-886-4341 Starts Thursday, December 26th 10 a.m .• 6:00 p.m. 500/00ff* You'll Love Christmas ItenlS tl1e woy./ (Some Exceptions Apply) it Looks. These revolutIOnary replocemen' one pIeCe seomles.> -.aluminum cloQ-tree Qb1t9ling systemscatch and route water pine needles the ground 300/0 bu1 d1llert leaves and 10 Off Helping hands II'Not 00 odd-<:>n co v.., SCf-' RrJpkXe yo By Brad Lindberg 'FamIlies are travelmg to need as a dl>.tractlOn from Staff Writer >'1'1' other famdle>.," Durand the distres1>mg events seen The holiday focui> on >.ald "They'rp not gomg on on the !lightly npws " hearth and home ha>. car- vacatIOn The) 're traveling The trend mean!'> renewed ned over to mcrea>.ed sdles to bee grandparents and lI1terest III board games, of chIldren's gift;, that pro- uncles That'>. their vaca- puule>. and toy trams that mote famIly mvolvement tlOn" have been the WhIstle Stop "Ever) one IS happ) when The trend fit ""ith what Hobby Shop's hallmark for buymg a toy," said Ellen Patnck Feely. chaIrman of more than 30 years Dur"lnrl owner fJf the thp '1'"" '.,rl 'd~" ~o ...... "..,.... ,r"' ;; "...... ;; • ,.,,_~ VIllage Toy Company m the AssouatlOn, s8Jd In a "state well," said Rick Claggett of VIllage shoppmg dl"tnct of of the mdu"try" !'>peechearly the famIly-owned store m the CIty of Grosse Pomte thl" year St ClaIr Shores 'I don't "We've sold a lot of game;, " "Dunng dIfficult times have exact (sales) numbers She's also seen bnsk busI- consumers tend tD focus on yet because It's too soon to ness in travel playthIngs, theIr familIes and partIcu- tell But It'S defimtely wa) mcludmg stIcker books and larly children's \\ ell-bemg better than last year Arts illlmature Etch A Sketches Our Industry prOVides thl' and crafu. have been domg that children play \Hth dur- kmd of fun and hght-heart- well Games and puzzles mg road tnps I'd entertaillment fanuhes have been strong ~ FollOWIng a sales dip last year, Claggett dIdn't know what to expect thIs season "The economy has been so up and down," he saId "But It seems back to normal" Durand said bUSIness IS plckmg up uPecple are cautlcus,~ she tJhoto b\ Brad Imdberg ;,aId "They want good quali- Annie Armbruster. 6, of Grosse Pointe Woods can't keep her eyes off the oper- ty for the money" ating model train display at the Whistle Stop Hobby Shop in St. Clair Shores. Durand and Claggett seemed to confirm Feely's Trams remam a corner- beeps when someone enters ''They're the next genera- predIctIOn that toy sales stone, but over the last five your room" tIOn of Pokemon cards," would flse 6 percent thIS years, the busllless has The Undercover Girls Durand saId The cards are year become more of a toy store Secret Note KIt mcludes a decorated WIth Japanese- "As famIlies look for a than hobby shop note pad for wntmg hidden style ammatIOn vanety of ways to be enter- Claggett said the shIft messages and miniature "My SIX and 10-year-old tamed at home, what's bet- reflects expanded product paper shredder to destroy boys have them and love ter than games and actiVIty lines for girls the eVIdence them," Durand Said toys?" Feely saId Wendy Bacon, Claggett's Durand and Bacon, both Free parking on Mack That means tram sales Sister and the store's toy mothtrs, try to steck their have gotten back on track buyer, saId popular gJrl<; <;hplvp<; WIth products that Adult.:;, too Grosse Pointe Woods, Farms and City are offer- "People are bUIlding lay- gifts thIS year ranged from comb me fun and learmng Claggett sald adults have ing free metered parking on Mack Avenue during outs agam," Claggett saId tradItIOnal doll" to secret "We've sold a lot of educa- returned to the toy tram the holidays. The gift is given in cooperation with agent gizmos msplred by the tlonal games thIS year, even market the Grosse Pointe Business and Profes:dcna1 Asso- Boys and girls "Spy KIds" and James Bond flash cards," Durand saId Generally speakmg, he ciation of Mack Avenue. In the City and Farms, Claggett's father founded movIes ''They're makmg them more free parking will extend through Dec. 26, The saJd men are attracted to the WhIstle Stop around rus "They're awesome gifts for fun" Woods will provide free parking through Jan. 2. hIgh-end locomotives made personal collection of LIOnel kIds They love them," She bought mathematics by LIOnel and MIke's Tram l'his is the fifth year the association has bagged trams and antiques Bacon saId "There's a he flabh cards for her fourth- JIleters in the Woods, and the fifth year Ken Pou- House that easily top The antiques are gone detector that looks like a grader $1,000 - los and his corporation, Application Technology wnstwatch A motion sensor "He loves them," she saId "There are a lot more ,Group, have donated the bags. Poulos Is president Bacon has had to reorder of the association. This year, Browni~ and Girl women mvolved m trams model ATM machmes than there used to be," SCout troops from Brownell and Montieth schools "You depOSIt money and placed the bags on the meters. DBC Systems is Claggett said "They set up have a PIN number to take httle VIllages and don't It out,~ Bacon saId "It keeps thlllk they're complete WIth. declared pacesetter track of depOSIts and With- out a train" drawals and teaches kIds He was refemng to table- A software development ter deSignation how to use thelf money top scenes compnsed of col- Business PeoI!le company owned and operat- There are tens of thou- wlsel) " lectable mllllature homes, ed by a famIly of Grosse sands of software resellers Other gifts were Just for churches and stores made POInters has been hmgled fun Dr. Richard Scott has been Installed as m Amenca by Department 56 Scale- out for excellence "To be mcluded WIth a "Groovy GIrls have been WIse, the httle bUIldmgs fit preSIdent of the AmerIcan OsteopathIc hot for us," Durand >.ald "I Academy of OrthopedIC Surgeons DBC Systems, a software group that represents the With trams manufactured consultant, vendor and Just got another shIpment lfi by Bachmann III ON-3D Scott has been on staff at BI-Countj cream ot the crop m our development firm owned by last week" scale Commumty HospItal SInce 1981 BI-County mdustry IS l'1deed a speCial Dave BIlbrey of Grosse moment m the hfe of our Boys latched onto palm- "They're the perfect SIze to IS a member of the Henry Ford Health 'lIZI'd, remote-controlled cars S)stem POlllte Park, has been company," SaId Bilbrey match Department 56," that come WIth a recharger Claggett saId "They're Scott IS a reSIdent of Grosse Pomte Park named a 2002 Technology AccfJuntmg Today pubhsh- Pacesetter by Accountmg es an annual report that rec- "You charge 'em real fast slightly smaller than 0- (30 seconds), anel they run David Pendy, owner of Today, a natIOnal pubhca- ognIze>. outbtandmg technol- gauge (tradItional LIOnel tlOn for the tax and account- for three mmute>.," Bacon SIze), but larger than HO the award-wInnmg The Hill ogy consultants and mg md ustT"j bald Seafood & Chop House on resellers "based on recognI- gauge (whIch are half the Boys and girl" went WIld Grosse Pomte Farms, has "'Ne are thl1HeJ, hUllored tIOn by peers and busmebs sIze of a-gauge) The tr8Jns and humbled to receIve the partners as leaders III the over Yu-GI-Oh tradmg look more fitting WIth the receIved Northwood Umverslty's card!'> Outstandmg Alumm Acruevement award 2002 Technology Pacesetter field, and on theIr proven bmldmgs " The restaural" was honored as restau- deSIgnatIOn," saId BIlbrey records as mno, ators and rant of the year by both the "DetrOIt Free He operates the busllless busmess generators' NOEL SE'tEWSKI AGENCY Press" and "HOUR MagaZIne" dunng Its In St ClaIr Shores With "The fastest navIgate a first SIXmonths of operation daughters Amy Ohver of tough track They face a (~.3) 886-6857 Grosse POInte Woods and Pendy lIve!'>III Grosse POInte Farms and Pendy stalled econOl1ly and admIt has worked at numerous pnvate clubs, Jenmfer Ebenhoeh of the that maklllg "ales IS by far Serving the community for over 25 years Clt) mcludmg the Lochmonr Club In Grosse Pomte Woods, theIr bIggest collective Clearbrook Country Club In Saugatuck and Wabeek Ohver IS a former employ- worry, but Accountmg • Auto • Home • Life Country Club m Bloomfield Hills ee of Andersen ConsultIng TodaY'b 2002 Technology Ebenhoeh preVIOusly • Commercial • Residential Pendy IS active In the Club Manager AsSOCIatIOn of Pace"etter firm., are stili Amenca and served as both secretary and vIce preSIdent of worked for Price leadmg the course traveled • General Liability • Renter's Insurance U1e DetrOIt Club Managers AsSOCIatIOn Waterhouse and Tnbune by the rest of the software InformatIOn System" reselhng and consulLmg t5206 Mack Ave Bruce Burton of Grosse Pomte Woods has bee'1 promot- DBC Systems was one of firms that serve small and Grosse Pointe Park. MI onl) four MIchIgan technolo mld-<;Ized busme>.'ie~," ed to a pOSitIOn With the mternatlOnal Brotherhood of Located in the Lalzepointe BUIlc:linQ gy consultant<-, and 88 III Electncal Workers III Washmgton D C accordillf to John Covaleski total, to receive the paceset (2 blocks South of Tom's Oyster Bar) Burton was named an InternatIOnal representativE' III the of Accounllllg Today leg1slatlve-pohtlcal department The appomtment came from IBEW InternatIOnal PreSIdent Edwlll Hill A 20-year member of IBEW, Burton had been a bus mess J;epresentatlve of Local 58 In DetrOIt for three) ears : Gail Warden has recel, I'd the DIstingUIshed Alumm ~ervlce Award from thp Umver~it) of :tv!Jchlgan • Ward(>n who recelvrd a master's deg1'pe 111 ho<;pltal admllllstratlOn from the umver<;lty IS presldpnt and CEO of Hrnry Ford Hlalth S)btprn The award IS thp hlghe"t honor M-LP umver<;lty ~ alumm d"<;OClatlOncan glVP an alumnus In 2001 "Modern Hpalthcdre' rnaE;azlllP named Warden one of the tup 2.1 rno"t mfluentlal people III health care dur- mg the pa"t 25 )('ar<; Warden 'll'io fl'C( I,r d the Ameflcan Ho,>pltal " A,,;,oClatlOn,> DI"tlngul,hr d SPrvlCP Award Its hlghe,t bonor H(' lives III the ('It) of Grn'>se POInte • Residential & Commercial : Gros~e POll1tp South High School phvslc, teach, r Mark • Fully Licensed & Insured I1avids ha'> h"f'n <1wardpa an Albert Elll,>tpm th~tlnRUI"hrd Educator Fpllo~,hlp Thp fellow<;hlp .8 admll1J'itl'rf'd b, th( IT S D( partment of Enf'rgv • 24 Hour Emergency Service . 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GP Artists Association celebrates art full of grace and calm Rv ("~rrif=llor'lInnfnnnAf"n 1r.,...,~ ...n """1' rvn h ...... +n ..h... r'Rt1on'~ e-allpv ,(;j a q,tnn- Staff Writer - and prot;sbon, ~any of mng pIece called "Pen"lve Grace, cIvility, gentlenebs them from the College for Nude," depIcting a woman and calm these are the Creatlve Studle" (eCS), crouched over, deep m words members of the about 10 tImes a year One thought Grosse Pomte ArtIsts artist, Joseph Bernard, TrImpe IS currently work- AsSocIatIOn (GPAA) use to brought m a blJde show and mg on a sculpture for descnbe the purpose, allowed two groups of SterlIng Heights of two nature and effect of art artIsts to go to his studIO gJrls, m whIch one gIrl IS , I can't go through a day "It's mspLrlng because gJvmg a book to the other wIthout thmkmg about It," you can u"e Ideal> from It "I love domg sculpture saId Su"an Macdonald, for your own work," that promoteb better rela- director of the associatIOn's Macdonald said tlOns, whether It be gallery. located at 1005 ArtlbtS abo go to GPAA between famlhes or Maryland, and also an and create works of art for natIOns,' "he said artist "It's a dIfferent wayan audIence Roubal pamts a host of for an mdlYldual to express "That's very Interestmg to portraits and stIll hfes A hImself SometImes It IS watch how somrone else set of her I>tIllhfes of frUit, used to expre"" oppressIOn approaches a pamtmg and cheese and a leaf are on In .snmp SfV'HlItIPS, but! fA ~o,o ,t ~j::IU~IAT'\!:II:: ""n'r~ S.9.)p ~t thp ~~~orHltlonls hol- J thll1k It IS also used to ~at~l11'~g-hl~,~r M;~d~;~id Ida) boutIque express JOYand happmes'l " said Roubal began paIntIng GPAA IS open to anyone The assOcIatIOn offer'> a four years ago \\hen she who IS mterested mart, vanety of classes mcludmg could no longer work as a I whether he or she IS an hfe drawll1g from a model, physIcian due to her havmg artist or an aVId fan and expenmental pamtmg, rheumatOId arthnhs and supporter Numbenng acryhc approXImately 250 people, pamtlng the assocIatIOn's members and a attend exhIbItIOns, and the water color assoclatton sponsors Its own landscape show once a year Lectures workshop and classes are also offered Pamting bv the croUP. all WIth the and draw- miSSIOn of cllssemmatmg mg classes the majesty of art and cul- are also ture to the Grosse POinte avaIlable commul1lty for chll- Above: Janice Trimpe's "Pensive Nude" reveals a woman deep in thought. One exhlbltton, undertak- dren Left: Two school girls created by Trimpe where one girl is giving a book to en by the Wayne County ArtIst another, Trimpe is creating the sculpture for Sterling Heights. Trimpe has done CouncIl for Arts, Involved members over 200 busts, including Michigan Governor G. Mennan Williams, Mikhail mUSICians and poets creat- employ a Baryshnikov and Henry Ford II. "I love doing sculpture that promotes better mg lyncs that reflected the mynad of relations, whether it be between famities or nations," she said. Left middle: somt of chosen works of medIa to Susan Roubal's series of four stUl lifes of fruit, cheese and a leaf. Roubal art Poet Suzanne Scarfone express became a painter after she co;old no longer work as a physician due to Ulness. recelVed all honorable men- them- "1 like art to give you a good feeling inside, ' she said. Lower left: Susan Mac- hon for her buoyant poem selves donald depicts the inviting sea of the Canadian coastline in "Georgian Bay." about a paIntmg entitled PaInters \ Macdonald says that art is "kind of a common language among all people." "Beyond the Honzon~ by work m \ ---'...., - Kay Frances Moere The water color, OIL,pastel and tibromyalgJa "It's been an pamtmg depICts a nyer acryhc Sculptors work In outlet for me therapeutIcal- streammg though moun- bronze, marble and ceram- ly," she saId "I dIdn't have tams ICS Members also create anythmg else I could do, "Beyond the honzonlthe photography and Jewelry and I dIscovered I could heavens are mostly/blue Two noteworthy artIsts pamt" and alIve/and open for look- are Susan Roubal, Wife of Roubal hkes the bnght mg," Scarf one wntes GPAA preSident Denms ness of art and says she "E"ery~here 1 look/I see Roubal and recordIng beCIe- only pamts when she IS water and hght/damson tary for the group, and happy "I hke art to glVe park/sea petalslgTeen sculptor Jamce B Trimpe you a good feeling InSIde," sllt/skm and ground/and Tnmpe started as an 011 she said breath paInter and potter and Roubal recently won an The works from the 64th developed mto a sculptor honorable mentIOn for her annual exlubltlon, GPAA's when she studied at CCS work from the Pastel own exhIbItion, were select- She has done over 200 Journal ed by Cr3lg Glera, the portrait busts, mcludmg The associatIOn haa a asbIstant duectcr for the l\Iichlgan Governor G long, stoned hI"tory In Robert KJdd Gallery' 111 Mennan WIllIams, l'vhkhal! November 1927, John L Bm!lmgham "He pIcks hIS Baryshmkov and Henry Vogt arranged an exhIbition own per"onal preference, Ford II of Grosse Pomte artIsts at and It'S kmd of our show She has created sculp- the Grosse Pomte and rus show In a way " ture" of women 111 vanOLS Neighborhood Club's gym- Macdonald ;,md modes of feeling and actIOn nasIUm GPAA formally The as:'>(JCI Trains Show is Sunday, Dec. 29 Tenderloin is centerpiece at Detroit Historical Museum of New Year's celebration Model dnd toy tram of the NatIOnal RaJlway thp traIn'! to the" DetrOit New Yedl "E~e It Ju"t derlollls over tilt' spmach enthu"la1,tb Wll! gather Hlbtoncal Society, proceeds Hlbtoflcal MUbeum The Isn't what It u~ed to be bed (but not touchmgl In ngam at the DetrOit from the 1,how Will surport Glancy family and Sure If5 btl1l the bIg the bakmg dish Ih"toncal MUbl'um from 10 the Mu"eum'" Glancy Trams Che"terfield To\\ n"hIp- lIlght h',HJ 111g to thE' At thIb pomt you may tl m to -1 J.l m Sundd), Dec exhibit ba"ed LIOnel !'ram" have bl'glllI1ll1g of arlOther ) ear also mix up some baby ",'J, fvr the "e\ enth annual It you v.ant to tlnd out "upported the MUbeum'" dnd It" "till a tllne to ceI- redbklO potatoes, ol1lon {,l,lI1cy Tramb Show Pick what that model tram In exhibit smce therl l br.lte Where people cell' piece" and mUbhrooms Alp II hat Santa didn't bnng jour eltt!C Ib worth, natIOnal In the ) ears "mce brate Ii:> \\ helt ha~ With ohve 011, salt and !roJll an arra" of merchan- 1) known appralbers Will be Mu"eum donors have added ehanged pepper Place the veggJeb dl'>l, a" LOlk~tOl" and local on bite to help) ou Thlb ber man) to) trams, from the GOIH' UI e the huge around the meat Fmally, deak r., wdl be selling model vice Will be available at a early 1900b to the prp,,'nt dance partIes that used to dnzzle 1/2 cup dry whIte tram, acce"SOrIeb, "truc- co"t of $2 per apprlllsal to the Glancy colieLtlO1l take pldw at "oclal halls wme 0\ er the dIsh, cover {UIc., "wltche" and track DOOI pflze", raff1es and Sellers w-I~hlllg to pur The "ale"t thlllg you With fOil and bake at 350 01 gal1lzed by the tram \ Ideo bhowmg" are chase table;, can do ~o ~or can do (whether )OU "r"ll ., II" 1 l degrees for 40 mmutes or ..4 ..... u. ... ~l ....U ..LJ. •..lL.....U.l.b<..111 ...... lUp ....t..- .. .tJl.ll L u{' t.iu.• .,uuw ., aLL)' 1LiC~ ~lu pdYdlHl- LV t.Ul.- drInK or nUl) 11,btay so «emove the tOll to While the omans are Alv. ay'> a Detrol t area Bluewater MichIgan home Make btaymg at cookmg, measure one check the dooeness of the Got a sick kid? favonte, The Glancy Trams Chapter For more mforma- home the perfect excuse packed cup of the fresh meat and co.ltlnue to cook You alwa)s ""ant to do exhibIt features a senes of bon on the show or to pur- for a gourmet meal A sim spmach and gJve It a for another 10 to 25 mm- ) our best to take care of push buttons VISitors can cha~e a table, call (313) 499- pie gourmet meal soundb qUIck chop Add to the utes, uncovered, depend- "lour children That'b p~np- use to blow whl ...tll?s and ,1466 even better IPg on how large the ten- The DetrOit Hlstoflcal sauteed omans and cook ~Ially true when they're' III horns and hft crossmg gates I created the followmg derloms are and how well- Mu,,~um located at the cor- for another five mmutes .and need to take nonpre- Among the many operating reupe for pOlk tenderlom d:me you want the meat ner of Wo<,dward and Klrb) or so, unbl the 5pmach .scnptlOn medicatIOns trams IS one With a color TV after enJoymg a bImllar (Well-done pork Will regIs- m DetrOit's Cultural Center, has completely Wilted You ""ant to make sure camera 111 the cab, gl\ mg dehclOu1, ver1,lOn at the ter 170 degrees on a meat IS open Thesday through Remove from heat and ~ au are gJvll1g your child the VISitors an "engJneer's eye Red Pump Inn m thermometer) Fnday from 9 30 a m to 5 cool for a few mmutes Tight medicatIOn In the cor- view" of the layout Bayfield,Ontano To serve, place the ten- Tect amount Learn more p m and Saturday and Add the walnuts and the The Glancy Tram" were derloll1l> on a servmg plat- '\\ Ith Got a Sick fud? from ongJnally the collectIOn of Sunday from 10 a m to 5 cheese and stir together Prosciutto~ ter and slIce mto 1 1/2- to the U S Food and Drug real estate finanCier Alfred p m AdmISSIOn IS $5 for Tar"te the stuffing and 2-mch thick pieces Admll1lstratlOn Get tips on R Glancy Jr (1908-1973), adults, $2 50 for senIOrs and Wrapped season With salt and pep- Gather the vegetables how to glVe your cluld non- who owned the Empire elementary/hlgh school stu- per Set aSide Place the Stuffed Pork from the bakmg dish and 'prescrIpt.on medlcatlOns State BUIldlllg III New York dents, $3 for college stu- remammg spIIlach m a serve as a roasted veg- CIt} dunng the 1950s and dents and free for chIldren large bowl and toss With a at Assumption Center &. 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It R 4'i-£1 45 a m Mon'bys Memorial: Prcrcg1strn.tlon 1Srequlred cneck Punch him one tor me, too, could be a .,ma"h and and Wedne::.days, Jan 6 • New Year's (313) 8829600 ~ource'i In Buzz bnng In extra C-\;,h, smle Mare.h 26 :\>96or $86 for SolutlDnsIWm the WClght Singles the usual Thlrt) -seven-year old they now have to pay their benlDrs Game, 7-9 pm, Th'lrsday, places Bart Sibrel -.li'i,-:"':-;:'------;,------WORSHIP SERVICE Grosse POinte Unltaflan Church Christ the King "New )Cdr's HerItage" Lutheran Church " ---- • December 26, 2002 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 58 2002 was no friend SOC O~tions Only a few davs remaIn • vlve In year 2002, and mObt of Semor Scene There were al"o ~ome us Will be happy to kick It wonderful .,eedb planted out the door On the other In 2002 Best Ib the plan- The g~ft of time hand, ;,urvlVIng the year mng - and finaf'lIng - call" for thank"glvmg, and By Sharon Maler for a beautlful f1\ erfront commuOlty the fact that thiS )ear she the lebbon,> leMned dUrIng Executive Director for DetrOit Ail of Ub h<.1ve sac ThiS holiday season we wouldn t put up a tree thlb ) eal '" Ill, hopefully, \Vlntprtnnp hohrl"v~ are bemoaned for )('ar., that dehuered 389 ho!ldu) g1ft because lot v,as just toe help the new )car be a generally all about f~mil) our waterfront \\ a" filled babkets to semors All much work, and no one much bettpr one By It'b a tune when people With factone-, pdl kmg Items for the basketb were would be vlbltmg her dur Seabollul .,totk get together to bhare theIr Ruth lot", abandoned bUlldmg." donated, ab were the bas Ing the holiday season mVe.,torb and e,ppually mutual bpmtudl and cui etc, and v.. h) hadn t v.l' kets and the tm1e It took Our Meab on Wheels newcomer.., to Wall Street Cain tural behefb and values done bomethmg Jbout It to aSbemble them department qUickly '" ere brought balk to the The holldaYb are also a We alwa);, heard that thl Volunteerb logged In some responded to Mrs G With redl \\,orld of the btock tf) \ote for thl>.e proposal;, wonderful opportunity to 470 hour" on thlb project thiS beautiful hand deco- land wab polluted and ,olunteer market where what gal''' on thp preml"e that thlb cleanrng It would be pro Whllp thiS might seem rated tree up, mu;,t come down wa., a good company that In fact voluntpPTln" hR_ 1,kp R lot (Of m~nnnu,pl'" It Tt'c "" t,..",uhlo fro n~lt nn hlbltlvely expenblve Well II H"e Cdl UUlb 1alrlV~ Vi Uh..l."";L. UIUIH.,y dUU U lOt: It b gOing to happen and Increa>.ed >.lgOlficantly was a labor of lo~e for Just the rIght amou~t of' , I 25 to 100, for compames board fplt It appropndte to hn't that marveloub? over the those who participated holiday spmt to show a that hadn't Droduced a lllcreabe payment>., well, past decade The budding and gentn Each basket was shopped wondertul lady how product or s~rvlce and that wab the nght deCi- According to ficatlon 111 our cultural for, assembled and deliv- Important She IS to thiS consequently couldn't sIOn I cannot belIeve my Independent center I;' growing by leap, ered With the rr.uplent In community make a sale or a profit, naivete Sector, a mmd and boundb Bul1dlllg of While the Grosse POinte But I 111 gpttll1g a lIttle Washington, were unfunny Jokes new, mexpenslve homeb In As we put the baskets Academy chIlclren made AdVIce gIVen to us by more bophlbtlcated and I DC-based the older nelghborhoodb I~ together I heard one 7- the tree pOSSible, gettmg others IS never as effective thInk that the a\ erage coalitIOn year-old say to hiS broth- great neWb Teanng do\', n It to Mrs G reqUIred as what we experIence mvestor toda) I;, gOing that pro- the fortrebb facade of the er, "I want to get one of many more volunteerb first-hand through that "alOe motes phll- tho.,e sparkhng grape RenCen Ii>another good Keepmg SOC runmng We also learned that process If you're not, you Maler anthropy, an JUices for my basket" HIS reqUIres many talents If btep Now let's redo nobody In the world IS need to have your head estimated basket was a reflectIOn of Kennedy Square which you have speCIal skills worth the obscene reim- examined 109 mllllon look., like bomethmg out himself, a gIft of great that you could share With bursement;. some execu- We also need to mSlst adults 18 and older In thiS of RUbbla, gun turrets dnd value to the semor that he SOC, chances are we tIves demand ExecutIves that Washmgton leaders country currently volun- all had m mmd to receive It could use them Everyone who thmk the) are, either continue to take the steps teer, up from 93 million In We know that "ooner or A commuOlty that can has somethmg to offer and charlatans or megaloma- needed to keep the flascos 1995 support thIS kmd of pro- we pnde ourselves on later we re g;:nng to ha\ e macs And I am refernng of Enron, World Com and 5ervlces for Older to come to gnps With the Ject can really be proud of puttmg the pieces togeth- to Jatk Welsh, former Krnart from happpning Citizens (SaC) would not the way it treats Its er for the good of the urgent need for a rehable CEO of General Electnc, again At the moment, tran"portatlOn by;,tem It\ eXist If It were not for vol- tn elders semors our commuOlty now hVIng m retirement that dopsn't seem to be unteers More than 750 a tremendoub II1centn e A kmdergarten class at at the largesse of GE's happenmg, as was volunteers perform a varl- Thlllk about what you for people to remain 'n thl' the Grobbe POInte board of directors, hke a promised by our leaders ety of Jobs from answering Academy put together a enJoy domg, and then call City If they know they can Saudi pnnce Wnte to your the phones to dellvenng our office to find out how get by Without a car Id'> small Chnstmas tree cov- Dlrectorb on boards who Washington representa- meals on wheels Each ered m handmade orna- you can share your talents they can m Chicago, for play thobe kInds of games tIves and demand acbonl volunteer walks away WIth the people who made example) It's an absolute ments With thoughts of a With the executIves are You can remind them, as With a sense of accom- speCIal semor who would- our commumty what It IS necessity for those "'ho eIther mept or hopIng to they already know all too hve In the city and cannot plishment and a better n't have a tree otherwIse today - a place we can be get '>omekmd of consult- well, there's gomg to be proud to lIve m (313) afford a car to get them to understandmg of the Mrs G from Grosse mg Job., from the execu- another Important elec- needs of the semors m our Pomte Farms had relayed 882-9600 where the Jobs are tives or busmess for their tIOn m two years A city With beauty and relatIves Remember, the New York City IS appar- cultural opportumtles, an obligatIOn of the board ently Idurl1lng to It;, educated work force, and what they are paid for brusqup, rubh-rush ways decent and affordable When snow starts falling, 1_to look out for the Inter- No more kmder, gentler housmg and a reliable e'ltb of the company's New York But I thmk tranbportatlOll system WIll bhareholdrrb that Simply proves that att! dLl bUblTlebbeb I read an article from a baslcall) we are stronger DetrOit can have an risk of injury starts rising finanCial analyst recently and more courageoub and excIting future Support who advl;,ps that one way lOVing than we gIVe our- that pOSSibility With your By Krista Hopson on your heart, which may InjUrIes also frequently to protect) ourself from selves credit for When the work and your dollars dnd SpeCial Wnter have an adverse effect on occur, and they can be dev- greed) corporate execu- chips were do",n, as they your 'prayers At the first Sign of snow, those "'lth 111gh blood pres- astatmg," Debmond said tIves IS nel er to vote on a were most tragIcally on Anytime you feel yOU have whether you bnng out the sure or heart dIsease Every year, the U of M proxy statement for 9/11, our true mettle came nothmg to offer, remember shovel or put on your skIs, Desmond recommends that Emergency Department mcreased lOmpensatlOn through And we have amateurs bUIlt the ark, safety should be your first people With those conditIOns sees mJunes and deaths for anI executive or board learned that whatever the profes;'lOnals bUilt the pnonty consult their health care related to sleddmg and espe- rnembl r Years ago I used new year bnngs, \\,e'll bUr- TitanIC Cold-weather related prOVider before they attempt Cially snowmobIlmg Man) InJuneb account for a large to do any type of strenuous can be prevented With a lit- number of emergency room activity like sha,eImg snow tle common sense, lIke VlbltS each WInter remembenng to wear a hel- Emergency mediCine phySI- Colder temperatures met and dressmg appropn- Someone You Love Can Use Our J{elp cians at the Umverslty of When the .amperatureb ately for the cold When It Michigan Health System drop dUrIng the winter comes to snowmobllmg, • Pnv2le homes • FuJI or part . caution that most of these months, It may create a dan- however, a lot of the mJunes • Hospital or time coverage InjUries are preventable, gerous SituatIOn for the are related to alcohol use, nursmg homes • Bonded and Insured and that a little knowledge elderly and the very young excessive speed or attempts • 24-hoUl'li • RN SUperviSed and extra cautIOn can keep One such danger IS to do dangerous stunts you and your famIly safe hypothermia, a conditIon In "Snowmobiling can be a Registered Nurses from the dangers hIdden m which the body temperature safe sport If people take the Licensed Practical Nurses winter's chIll drops when a person IS proper precautIOns," he said Nurses AIdes As the seasons change, so exposed to cold weather "They "hould understand do the types of InJunes and Without protectIOn the lImitations of their causes for mJunes that come Hypothermia, Desmond snowmobile and their ability mto an emergency depart- warned, happens gradually, , NURSiNG UNliMiTEd to operate the machme . . INCORPORATED .. .\ .. ment, said Dr Jeffrey S so elderly patients especially Plus, It's Important to .. . ~ • • • • • • Servmg 1M Gro..e Polntes & Eastern Suburbs SJn December 26, 2002 Health Grosse Pointe News 68 Drinking too much alcohol Resolve to become heart-healthy may lead to health problems By Dr. Iva Smolens year" So If \\ l' can't rely on HRT to pro- which the bram adapts to tIOn Special Wnter By Krista Hopson tt:ct Ub agauu.t heart dlbeabe, what's a the effect of alcohol bO tl1at E"en havmg a deSignated It's the holiday ;,ea;,on, and you're SpeCial Wrller n'l1]ch woman to do? U1'o.):1.... uu.~ .&u,..,-:...., ~1::::~1 ..: .:. -: ...... _1 ....ut~ .....'- - ..v ...... ~:: t~ proL.:lbly not th111klng Hhollt FOJ .iuan), tne !H..lIJ.ln.)'.." countm~ calones or workmg out any Plenty In fact, ) ou probably are a tm1e to celebrate With reqUired to produce the p.otect a person from the harde! than It takes to lIlt a fork or already know there are many lifestyle fnends and famJly same effects," he s3ld "Even effects of drmkmg and drI- tote "hopplllg bag;, brmmung With changes you can make to decrease Typically, those celebratlOns bmge drmkmg (the con- vmg gilt" d.round the mall your fisk of CVD The trick IS to actu- aren't complete Without sumptIOn of more than four "Rebearch trom the That" OK !<"veryone need, d Dll'dK ally fullow through on your resolu- 151ft",a big meal With all of or five drInks on one occa- UmversIty of J\.1Jchlgan and tlOnb to be heart-healthy, and there's the fixmgs, moun tams of sIOn) can lead w alcoholIsm other places nab shown that no time like the present to start des:,erts and often, over- the same way It would for a anyone who IS mJured m a Take smohng, for example It':, mdulgence IT1 alcoholIc lJev person who dnnks on a dally car &ccldent wIll have a "hoo)lIt"l" th" 1"'Hlmcrnrl'Yentable prq(1P':;; basis" worse outcome If he or she hfe;,tyle cause of cvJ5 -More than 50 B~efore you toast the hoh- Accordmg to L;mk, a bmge has alcohol m hi;' or her sy'l- percent of heart attacks among nlld- day season With a few glass- drmker can be at n;,k for tern, compared to someone die-aged women are attnbutable to es of champagne or some alcohol dependence after who IS bober," Zmk salcl "In tobacco use. The mk of CVD begms eggnog, It'S Important to only three days of heavy any case It'S dear that If you to dechne wlthm months of smokmg know that the consequences alcohol consumptIOn For a have alcohol m your system, cessatIOn and reJcheb the level of of dnnkmg too much may be woman, the threshold for the chance of havmg a sen- problem dnnkIng WIth an ous Injury or death IS non-smoker~ ,I Ithm three to five more senOUb than the symp- years So If\ou're btlll smokmg, stop toms of a hangover the next mcrea;,ed rIsk for alcohol Increased" mornmg dependence IS more than These findmgs are direct- now There a1..,0IS a strong asSOCIatIOn In fact, emergency phYSI- one drInk per day, three ly opPosite what most peo- bet\\ epn h) pertenslOn and heart dls- cians at the Umverslty of dnnks per occasIOn or seven ple beheve - that bemg ea~e Among American women older MIchigan Health System dnnks per week For a man, drunk protectb a person than 45, 60 percent of Caucasians and say that even moderate the threshold IS more than from senous mJury 79 percent of Afncan AmerIcans are dnnkmg may ImpaIr Judg- two dnnks a day, four drInks The best way to prevent claoslfied as hypertensive ment and lead to a number per occasIOn or 14 dnnks per senous safety or health Fortunately, there are many thmgs of senous safety and health week nsks assocIated With alcohol vou can do to reduce your blood pres- problems - and m some Consuming large amounts IS to dnnk m moderatIOn, ~ure and the associated II;,k of heart more extreme cases, alcohol of .alcohol depresses the even If Ii'b nut edbY To aVOId dependence bram, wlllch reduces bram these rISks, adults should Dr. Iva Smolens attack or stroke Studies have shown that medicatIOns such as beta block- It IS estimated that one m cell actIvIty over time Then, not drmk more than one ers and thiaZide dIUretiCS, as well as every four patIents treated when the braIn IS deprIved dnnk per hour and should dietary changes can combmed to m some emergency depart- of alcohol, It becomes over- aVOid dally drmkmg and and the holIdays are the perfect tmll' be decrease slgmficantly the potentIal ments IS treated for reasons actIve and Imtable dnnkmg durmg leisure to mdulge a lIttle for heart attack and stroke See your related to alcohol mtoxlca- Alcohol WIthdrawal symp- activItIes But when rea!Jty hIts m January doctor regularly for blood pressure tlon or the consequences of toms are the hallmark of and you're startmg your Ne\'o Year's heavy dnnkmg ;,creemng and If medicatIOn IS pre- dependence on alcohol Facts about alcohol resolutIOns to lose \\ eIght, qUIt smok- scnbed, make sure to take It faIthful- Smce alcohol affects the Common WIthdrawal symp- dependence mg and exerCI5e more, you'll have to braIn and central nervous toms mclude headaches, ly. It IS estImated that one In get senous Because \'0 hat you do system, It often unpalrs peo- Regular exercise IS another good restlessness, vomltmg, every four patients treated today literally can ha\ e an Impact on ple's abIlIty to functIOn shakmg and nausea way to decrease your nsk of heart diS- m some emergency depart- ~our- health f~r the rest of your hfe while gIvmg them a feehng ease Even mcderate!y !!'tpn~pHrhvl. mpnt_~ 1~ trpated for rf'asons ThIS IS partIcularly true when Ii, of self-confidence or dernal "When that happens, the ties lIke bm,k walkmg can be benefi- relatmg to alcohol mtOlGCa- comes to a woman's heart health that they are bemg adverse- natural 1IIchnatlon for peo- Cial All It tdkeb IS 30 minutes of such tlon or the consequences of Most women thInk they're at greater ly affected by alcohol ple IS to get rId of those Side activity most days of the week It's heavy drinkIng nsk of developmg breast cancer m Alcohol kIlls bram cells and effects by puttmg more alco- not even necessary to do the full half • Although alcohol IS the theIr lifetImes causes memory loss, emo- hol m theIr system," Zmk Umted States No 1 drug The truth IS, although Amencan hour at once Studies have shown tIOnal dIsturbances, loss of SaId "In some cases, a hang- problem, recogmzmg that a wonlen have a one In nlne chapce of that exercIse done m small mcre- coordmatlOn and bram dam- over may be the result of perl:lOll hw, ~(.Ume uelJell- I developmg breast cancer, one m five ments, such as 10 mmutes at a tHne, age Long-term alcohol alcohol WIthdrawal, which dent on alcohol may be dIffi- women have cardIovascular dIsease can Improve cardlOvascular health abuse may result m hver would 1IIdicate that people cult (CVD) already, accordmg to the CirrhOSIS and cancers of the may have some dependence Obeblty IS also a slgmficant rIsk • A woman may be at rIsk Amencan Heart AsSOCIatIOn, and throat, mouth, esophagus, on alcohol when they wake for alcohol problems If she many of them don't even realIze that factor for CVD, especially when the stomach and hver up 111 the mormng Without extra weight IS carned m the exceeds more than one dnnk they're at nsk any alcohol 111 their system" per day, three drInks per abdomen Follow a diet low In satu- In fact, CVD, whIch mcludes coro- Although alcohol IS the Zmk says a red flag occasIOn or seven dnnks per rated fat and high m frUlts, vegeta. nary heart disease and stroke, IS the United States' number one should go up for anyone who week, and a man may be at bles, whole grams and fiber, both to leadmg killer of women m AmerIca, drug problem, recognlzmg drmks alcohol to cure a nsk If he consumes more and the mCldence and nsk of dymg lose weIght :md to reduce your rIsk of that a person has become hangover "If a person is at than two drinks per day, from CVD mcrea~es u" you age and CVD dependent on alcohol may that pomt, then he or she four dnnks per occasIOn 9r reach menopause FmalJy, control your diabetes stnct- be difficult Even those peo- needs to seek profeSSIOnal 14 dnnks per week On the other hand, pre-menopausal ly Diabetes IS associated With a ple who Just dnnk on week- help" women generaJly have slgmficantly three- to sevenfold elevatIOn In CVD ends may be at risk for WIth both SOCIal dnnkers • Alcohol kills bram cells lower mCldences of CVD, once Imtlal- nsk among women The problem IS, becommg dependent on and alcohohcs, there IS and causes memory loss, ly attrIbuted solely to the protectIve there are 16 mIlhon dIabetIcs m thiS alcohol, saId Dr Bnan Zmk, always the nsk of gettmg emotIOnal disturbances, loss effects of estrogen As a result, untIl country and many of them don't even an emergl.'T1cy phYSICian m behmd the wheel after too of coordmatlOn and bram recently It was common for phySICIans know they have the condItIOn. the Umverslty of MIchigan many dnnks Research has damage Long-term alcohol to prescnbe hormone replacement Don't be one of them If you're over Health System Emergency shown that the ImpaIrment abuse may result m lIver therapy CHRT) for postmenopausal age 45, ask your doctor for a fastmg Department of dnvmg ablhties actually CIrrhOSIS and cancers of the women to mImIc the effect estrogen glucose test nght away ~Alcohol dependence IS a occurs at a lower level than throat, mouth, esophagus, the legal lImIt for mto}Uca- seems to have on younger women Thpse are all Simple hfestyle fauly complex process m stomach and lIver But earher thIS year, the NatIOnal changes that anyone can make What InstItutes of Health made a dramatic are you waltmg for? announcement a kmg-term study of Make the New Year your best year HRT called the Women's Health by Improvmg your heart health. The For successful weight loss ImtIatlVe determmed that post- benefits WIll last a hfetlme menopausal women m the study who were takmg an estrogen/progestm Dr fua Smolens LSa cardwthoraclc program, weigh these options combmatlOn had a much hIgher InCI- bUrgeon 0/1 staff at St John HospLtal dence ofCVD and MedLcal Center, one of Ju:,t two If you're hopmg to shed als the course of a year The findmg wa.." SignIficant enough female cardwthoraclc surgeons zn the some pounds m the New • Does It fit your person- Ellmmatmg 200 calones to stop the study three years early btate of MLchLgan and the only female Year, but are confused by all alIty and hfestyle? Or IS 1t so Isn't a huge sacnfice - It'S a and cast slgmficant doubt on a thera- practlcmg cardwc surgeon zn the the claIms of vanOU5 dIet restncbve that It Will affect 20 ounce bottle of soda pop, your day-to-day mteractIOn 20 potato chIps or a glazed py that had been used for many btate books, pIlls and programs, you're not alone With frIends and family? doughnut "There are a lot of pro- • Does It mcorporate • Monitoring system. grams to choose from, but be phySical actIVIty? Dll.'t alone Successful losers used a wary because some can Will not yIeld long-term momtorIng system, whether actually cause more harm results It was a weekly trIp to the than good," said regIstered • Is there a mamtenance bathroom scale, a dally food d.etItian Beth Thayer, plan Included m the pnce? Journal or an exercise log Cosmetic 'Den[i~lry AD_ health promotIOn coordma- "When selectmg a dIet People tend to be more com- • Invisalign. Invisible Braces tor for the Heart Smart pro- plan, we can all learn some- mitted to their healthy hv- • Rembrandt One Hour Whitening WOlD gram at the Henry Ford thmg from the losers - suc- mg plan when they have at , • Full Spectrum of Cosmetic Services Heart and Vascular cessful weight losers, that least one trackmg system m , • Veneers CALL 313.882.3500 InstItute IS," Thayer saId place " Ont> of the best resources I~ OUII Now to D,scOVff Our Advanced Deritlstry WIth a Soh TOlICh' Toresel\e Display AdvertISing "All you may have to show • Exercise. NatlOnal . 20870 MACK AVENUE "t Hollywood m the end IS a slImmer pock- IS the NatIOnal Weight WeIght Control Registry . space by 2 p m Fnday Control Registry mam- • GROSSE POINTE WOODS etbook," she said members have made phySI- Carol) QUinn, DDS Thayer suggests conSider- tamed by researchl'rs at the cal activIty part of theIr mg these questIOns when Umverslty of Pittsburgh dally hfe Mamtammg a 313-881-1231 :E~ selectmg a dlCt program ThIs regIstry IS a database health) wl'lght means mam- • Does the program offer of 2,000 people who have tammg a healthy hfestyle f• a qUick fix or long-term lo"t at least 30 pounds and An exercIse program that j results? If It soundb too good have kept that weight off for keeps YOumovmg and a sen- , Treatment of rosacea m wmter IS only to be true, It probably IS at least five years Sible, r...allstlC eatmg plan ~ ~lIghlly dIfferent than for other seasons • Does It mclude a well- People who were most are key mgredIents m the by Lisa A Manz-Dulac MOIstunzmg IS cntlcal Dependmg on 1J1e balanced dIet? Weight loss 'luccessful Implemented recipe lor a healthier life 1 .,eventy of the condItion, your doctor comes from cuttmg calones, these weIght-loss strategIes F!ushmg, blushmg and may also treat acne rosacea With tOPiCal not cuttmg entlre food • Realistic goals and "Alway" con"ult your doc- medicatIOns such as metromdazole. as groups like some dlCts, such incremental changes. tor or a regI~tered dlf-tltlan faCial rednes'> may mdl- I( well a~ topical and oral antibIOtiCS. as Atkms, suggest Llmltmg MakIng too many changes cate wJnter on"et of a before embarkmg on a or ehmmatmg foods or food all at once or settmg unreal- conditIOn kno\Ain as acne Sun,creen use IS also empha"lzed. In weight lo...s program," 1 addItIOn. patients recelVe adVIce regard- groups may kad to nutn- IStiC goals typically leads to f rosacea Tha\ er Said "Thl' IS espe- mg other toggers that cause rosacea to tlOnal deficlenclPs faIlure If you currently con- While most common m falr-skmned Cially Important to anyone • Does the lJrOgTdm have sume 2.500 calOrIes a day, a indIVidual", acne ro"acea can occur m flare regardlc"s of the season beIng trl'ated for a chromc To learn more about acne rosacea long-term data t::J support mE're 200 dally calone cut IlPalth condition "uch a" dla- patient" of an) "km type. mcludmg and ItS treatment. contact your derma- that It works? A"k fO! real can theoretically result m a bptE''' heart dls ...a'lE' or renal Afncan-Amencan" and ASIan" tologlH. or call us at EastSIde n umbers, not Just te"tl mom- 20 pound weight ]o,>s over fallure " Ro"acea I" a,,~oclated With . triggers" Dermatology, Dr Lisa A Manz-Dulac whIch cau"e the conditIon to flare up Wmter It~elf IS con~ldered a tngger due and A"soclales to It" cold, dry air, and the ilatural ten- Ea ~t~lde Dermatology has offices In dency for our ~kln to become exceSSIvely Groue POinte and New Baltimore dry dunng thl" ~ea"on You ran reach them at (313)884-3380 ADVEFlTlSEI/EHT December 26,2002 Grosse Pointe News Health 78 Holidays can intensify common anxiety disorders By Mary Beth Reilly Panic Disorder a negative way or Judgmg The psychotherapieS often Special Writer lems, and there's real rea "on Facts about Thll> IS a conditIOn charac- you ill an unflattering way," center around bomethmg It's normal to worry from to come forward for help," ten zed by sudden, unexpect- Hmlle said called cogllltIve behaVIOral anxiety disorders bme to time Everyone does Hmlle ;,ald ed surges of very llltense ThiS anxiety disorder can therapy, which Involve;, al>k- • AnXiety dl&Orderb ani) It However, one In every C'ogllltive theraplsb help anxiety and fpar Often Interfere With a person's mg people to confront their Infrequently occur m an IbO four Amencans suffers from people think more all urate- When people experience a SOCial lJfe, lIIcludlng mter- difficult SituatIOn;, People. lated form They are ext en ""Ille form of anXIety dl'ior- Iy about their SituatIOn" ann PdUH.. dttdt.k, they have bev- fenng 111]th the ablhty to !n therapj nl.:)u It.-drn WdY~ '1\ dy pI LbUIL with aepre.., der at one POInt or another learn to Judge n"k~ more eral phYblcal bymptoms that make fnends, making one to manage their anxiety by SlOn and bubbtance abuse 10 his or her life clearly JUbt don't make senl>e for the feel anxlUUS around other ubmg reldxatlOll techlllque" For these people, their situatIOn they'n' III These people and yearmng to be Lifestyle change;, can also . The fact of the matter Ib • AnxlPly dlborderb can excessive anxiety can dra- bj mptoms can mclude rapid alone People With thiS diS- help These Illclude eXerLl&e, that mo,t of the time, the not be "cured,' but full func- matically affect quality of heart rate, dlfliculty breath- order may find that Interact sleeping at regular times or thmg" IIe worry about don't tional recovery Ib achlev life This IS especially so Ing or shortnesb of breath, mg With someone on a date even tindmg a better bal happen A cognltlve thera able dunng the holIdays, when chest pain or dll>comfort, IS so !>tressful that they pre- ance between work and fun plSt help;, plople think more the added stresses can tng- shakmebs, sweatmg, dIZZ1- fer staymg alone Others "MedlcatlOns and psycho- dearly and helps them gam • Peepl,' With anxiety dlb- ...... ,,1, "" ~ ~ ... _ 'L. 4, l!PT nn lncrea'ie In nR"," 1 1 I t h( , r no.. T"""< "' .. ~ 1. I l , " JH....":'O, l..-'V ..... u d .ll-l.llug LJldL "~~"".J ,... 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J -~-\ ..." ~ ~ ~ ~ j . , ; I _ • • COLDWeLL GrossePointe Woods Office .~ANKeRkJ 313-886-4200 . . or SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE GrossePointe Fanns Hill Office M ~~ 0Mled and OPerated .~ d ~ Bariec ResldettJal ~es, Inc 313-885-2000 December 26, 2002 Grosse Pointe News Thin s to Do 98 by Madeleine Socia Tuebday Thurbday, Free for • Workmg from the i>oprano Kala Urb, alto • 'Space StatIOn," 11 am (313) 343-3157 ~ DIll. memberb and chlldren, Figure, 1-4 pm, Phyllli> Pancella, tenor Ambleside Galleries 10 .lnd 2 pill, Munday,; • Yoga, 6 30-8 pm, ageb 5 and under Wednesdayb, Jan 8-Feb Jame" T.lylor, bai>s Alfred a m -6 pm, Monday- Saturda).., and 2 pm, Monday", .Jan 6-March 3 10 a m -6 pm, Tuebday- 26 $96 Reiter and the i\lhchlgan Sunda).., $58 Wednesday and Fnday and Thurbday, 10 a m -9 pm, • Watercolor Pamtmg, 10 Statp Umverblty Chorale Saturday, 10 a m -8 pm, Detroit Suenle Center, • Tal' Kwan Do Karate, Fnda) and Saturday, 10 am -3 pm, Thursdays, 8 pm, Thuri>day, Jan 23 ')020 John R, DetrOit $7 8-9 30 pm, Tuesday or Thursday and Sunday, by a m 8 pm, Sunday 5200 Jan 9 Feb 27 $102 and Fnday, Jan 24 apPolOtment 17116 adulh, :1>6..,cnlor" ,lIld chll- Thurbday, Fnday, Jan. 7- Woodward, DetrOit $4 • BaSIC Dr.lwmg, 930- 8 30 pm, Saturday, J ( 11m (/Ill 7od" 1,1,,1111(1/1 I \ III I Ir >I,m, IIllIl 5l.CctPM POI'll OFnORII( I III Rf Pro,( ( (, In A ~(171 \ nA" I J Ii I rw Ilion ROn\O,l '# / i l IIUft .... 1111 nrdl1\. j..,no,"ll ~UL ...t "'IX llr..tr ... dl\l, u" ....lr~ Phone number to be published _ flo' T,ultun'l Co 110'1' \1,1Amhon)'&. Ilm I "'1"h" lwn.nl tl. f11L'"In ml ...... ,-OnlI1lUrlt\ ItuJ ~ lhc- hu .... Rcrx ,h lrl II p" kl\L .....ad\ I(C 11~1IntCr\ Il \\-....10(, 11 luth ..Wl1l" \\11010P\1 If this is a charitable event, what organization (Ill g ,r,len,n; R,pe IIcd ~ A \1 SchP\1u p <; b fort hd gf" W Iho rol ceo F 1r f r1her will be the beneficiary? _ hr""I' n e 3138817511 r December 26, 2002 by Madeleine Socia 8E Family fun Grosse Pointe News 10B Thursda}s, Jan 30-Apnl 12 Fnday, Jan 3 Village will be closed Play Group, Tot and Pre-K . Academic Sports Skills, 3, all ages, 4-5 15 P m 9 a ill -4 pIn, Munday- 9 a m 3 pm, Monday- through Saturday, May 31, $45 Enrichment Fnda) 6134 Second, Fnda), 10 30 a m 6 pm, 2003 (31319826001 DaddylDaughter Dance, WlOter Break Camp, GIrls WlOdmlll POlOte Park, Kumon MathlReading: DetrOit $3 per program Saturday, noon 6 pm, Concerts and Boys Floor Hockey and 14920 Wmdmlll Pomte AssumptIOn Cultural (3131873-8100 Sunday 5020 John R, more See brochure for (313) 822-2812 Center otfers these courses Detroit Historical DetrOit $7 adults, $6 Pointe Area Youth Orche!ltra: ') pm, times, date;, and fees 17150 Grosse Pointe Woods: to bUIld skills and confi- Museum: ~elllors and child ren, 2-12 • 2nd Annual WlOterfest, cPo ... T'll,KA.Vn _ &0.4 _1~_ V,''"dn ..."day, Jan 22, Waterloo (313) 885-4600 dence, 3 45-6 45 lJ III , .. F[ eUlh A.1Jlt'J JldlJ.o ,+-,"':1: UHt1.J\. .LJUHIl. ~'"t i.JhlUC- mcludes chlh cook-off, tanum (313) 5778400 Trombley Elementary Events Wedne"day~ or If) a m -1 exhlblt refreshments, Ice sculptmg i DetrOit Zoo: School. 820 BldlOll~field pm, Saturdays 21800 • Glancy Tram Show, 10 Grosse Pointe Public demonstratIOn, score-a com- -, a m -4 pm, Sunday. Del' • MO;,all Youth Theatre. Free ('313) 846 8888 Marter, St ClaIr Shore~ Library Winter Film petitIOn and Coa~t Guard Saturda) Del 28 $80 per month plu~ a :\>50 29 :\>2.per tram for Classes Festival: "Happy New Year, Ice rescue df'monstratlOn, • Wild Wmter, famLly on- regIstratlOn fee (586) 779- appral"al~ CharlIe Brown'" and 11 am, Saturday, Jan 25, 9 30 a m -5 pm, enled dct1\ Itles 10 a m -4 Grosse POInte Public 6111 "Wlshbune The Pnnce and Lakefront Park, 23006 'fuebda) -Fnday, 10 d m -5 pm, through Fnda), Feb Schools Commumty the Pooch" Jeffer~on Free (313) 343- Attractions p ,n . Saturday and Sunday 28 Education: Regl<;tratlOn IS • l'l(' 'V,l"l,f" M""a71fie open for a vanety of courses • 4 pm, Thesday, Dec 2470 ~~&.u ... ,s...... :l'It-.:JI ~ ~C'1 ,u~....:!' ...... -:,!l~...... ".+ ~~ J1, t.rosse Pomte Woods • 1naoor 1(,1'i:ll\.a~mg at Whitcomb Consenatory: adul~, $2 50 bemorb and Photographer of the Year and expenences m Branlh, 20600 Mack Ul1lVerslty Liggett School Chnbtmas POinsettia elementaryJhlgh school btu- exhlbltlon III the Wildlife AquatiCs, Art~ & Crafts, • 4 pm, Thursday, Jan McCann Ice Arena 5-7 Display, through Saturday, dents, $3 cullege students, Interpretlve GallClY Dnv~r EducatIOn, 2 Park Branch, 15430 pm, Sundays, through Jan 11 10 a m -5 pm, chlldren under 12 free through Saturday, Jan 18 Gymboree. Kmdermuslk, • ArctiC Rmg of Llfe Sports and ExerCise and Kercheval March 30 Free, WIth vabd dally Belle Isle, DetrOit $2 (313) 833-1805 "The Snuw Queen," "The GPW park pass Across adults and guided tours, $1 Detroit Institute of exhibit, 4 ~ aCIes of arctic other yuuth dl,d pdn:ml "I!- Swmeherd~ and "Sylvester from 1045 Cook semors and chIldren, 2-12 Arts: ammals and a clear, under- ented mterests See the and the MagIC Pebble ~ • Grossl' Pomte Woods (31'3) 852-4064 • Degas and the Dance, water Polar Passage brochure for tlmes, dateb • 4 pm, Thesday, Jan 7, Commumty Center Belle Isle Aquarium: through Sunday, J an 12 • NatIOnal AmphibIan and fee~ 20090 Grosse Pomte Woods MUSical Adventure With DomestIC and tropical fish • Puppet-Maklllg Drop-In ConservatIOn Center Mormngslde (313) 432- Branch, 20600 Mack the Merry MUSICMaker, and aquatic ammiils 10 Workshops, noon-4 pm, 10 a m -4 pm, dally Ten 3880 Wednesdays, Jan 15-Feb am -5 pm, dally Belle through Thesday, Dec 31 Mile at Woodward, Royal Grosse Pointe War • 4 pm, Wednesday, Jan. 26 or FrIdays, ",an 17-Feb Isle, DetrOIt $3 adults, $2 • Basket Full of Stoneb, 2 Oak $8 adults, $6 semors Memorial: 8, Central Branch, 10 children (313) 852-4083 pm, Thursday, Del 26 and children 2-12 $4 slmu- • Grosse Pomte Dnvlllg Kercheval 28 Ages 2 and 3, Automotive Hall of • Mlz ROSIeThe latOl ndes $4 parklllg School • 4 pm, Tht;rsday, Jan Fame: Storyteller, 2 pm, Fnday, (248) 398-0903 Segment I, 6 8 pm, 9 Park Branch, 15430 10 15-11 a m or 11 15-noon Kercheval Ages 3 1/2 to 5, 12 30- • SpeCial exlnbltlOn dedI- Dec 27 Dossin Great Lakes Monday-Thursday, Jan 6- cated to Warren AVIS, • Les ParlsIenne~ Dance Museum: Jan 23 or Jan 27-Feb 13 Free (313) 343-2074 115 p m founder of AVISRent-a-Car Performance, 6 and 7 30 Workmg the Inland Seas $269 American Girl Tea: $46 • Interactive exlublts pm, Fnday, Del' 27 Stones of Afncan Segment II, 4-6 pm, Hosted by the Grosse Creative Movement: focusmg on automotive pio- • Marygrove Institute of Amencans on the Great Monday, Thesday and PomtE' Pubhc LIbrary, for Tap & Rhythm, for ages 3 neers MUSICand Dance Dancers Lakes, through Apnl Wednesday, Jan 6-9 or Jan guls, ages 6-12, 11 a m.-1 and 4, 4-430 10 a m -5 pm, Thesday- and Cmderella Puppet 200310 a m -5 pill, 20-23 $35 pm, Saturday, Jan 11, Thesdays, Jan 14-Feb Sunday 21400 Oakwood m Performance, 3 pm, Wednesday-Sunday Belle • Drawmg & Pamtmg, Grosse P01nte War 25 Wednesdays, Jan 15- Dearborn $6 adults, $550 Fnday, Del' 27-Sunday, Isle, DetrOit $3 adults, $2 for ages 6-9, 4-5 pm, MemOrIal, 32 Lakeshore Feb 26 $39 Tae Kwon Do, ages 6 and 'I semors, $3 for chIldren, 5- Dec 29 chlldren,5-18 Wednesdays Thursdays, Jan 9-Feb 13 PreregIstratIOn reqUired 12 (313) 240-4000 • NatIve America Tales, 2 are free (313) 852-4051 $58 (313) 343-2074 up. 7-830 pm, Thursdays, ) Charles H. Wright pm, Sunday, Del' 29 Henry Ford Museum • SkI HI Club, for grades Jan. 23-Feb 27 $31 ~ Museum of African- • World Tales, 2 pm, and Greenfield Village: 6 12, skllng at PlIle Knob, ~ Tap I, for ages 5 and 6, American History: Monday, Del' 30 • TraditIOns of the 4 30 11 30 pm, Fndays, Grosse Pointe Park: 510-540 pm, Thesdays, ", • Pictures Tell the Story • Beyond StorytellIng, 2 Season, through Jan 10 March 7, mcludes • Robert Hutton Jan 14-Feb 25 $39 Ernest C Withers pm, Thesday, Del' 31 Wednesday, Jan 1 round-tnp motorcoach Reflective Rmk, 10 am -8 Tap II, for ages 7-12, RE'flectlOns III HIstory, HolIday hours, 10 a m -6 • Hohday Bxpress m the transportatIOn pm, daIly, weather penmt. 5'20-5 50 pm, Wednesdays, , through Sunday, Jan 5 pm, Thursda}, Dec 26 and Henry Ford Museum, $27, mcludes War tmg Patterson Park, 16200 Jan 15-Feb 26 $39 ' • Of the People The Monday, Dec 30, 10 a m -9 through Wednesday, Jan 1 Memonal ID and Pme Knob Essex (313) 822-1681. Ballet 1, for ages 5 and 6, " Afncan Amencan pm, Fnday, Del' 27 and • Anderson Theatre, "The Student Card, two SkI • Tompkms Center 435-505 pm, Thesdays, Expenence, contmumg Saturda), Del' 28, 10 a m - Reluctant Dragon," 2 30 lcsbons or one snowboard ActlvltIes Jan 14-Feb 25 $39 930 am -5 pm, 8 pm, Sunday, Dec 29, pm, Fnday-Monday, lesson Golf, ages 8-12, 6 15-7 15 . Ballet II, 4 35-5 15 pm, Wednesday-Saturday, 1-5 closed New Year's Day through Monday, Dec 30 $43 per tnp Without pm, Thesdays, Jan 7-Feb Wednesdays, Jan 15-Feb. pm, Sunday 315 E 5200 Woodward, DetrOIt $4 $8 adults or $7 chIldren rental $56 per tnp WIth skI 4 $55 26 $39 ; Warren, DetrOIt $5 adults, adults, $1 children or free • Sounds of Chnstmas. rental $61 per tnp With Pipsqueak P E, 1-2 p.m , 20025 Mack Plaza. (313) $3 chlldren, 5 and up (313) for DlA members (313) weekends, Thursday, Del' snowboard rental 'fuesdays, Jan 7-Feb 11 343-2408 494-5800 833-7900 26-Wednesday, Jan 1 $12 for two slu lessons $30 Theater Children's Museum Detroit Science • Benson Ford Research $12 for one snow board A Night WIth the Merry Detroit Public Schools: Center: Center A Bu;,y LIfe The lesson MUSICMaker, 7-745 p.m, PuppetART: Celebrate ~ • Feel LIke A KId Agam • DTE Energy Sparks FashIOns of ElIzabeth Parke • Bead, Bead and More Fnday, Jan 17 $8 the hohd1l.ys at the DetrOIt exhIbit Theater FIrestone, through Sunday, Beadb, for ages 8 and up, 10 Karate for fuds, Puppet Theater, all perfor- • Make & Take Crafts, 1 • IMAX Dome Theatre Jan 1 a m -noon, Saturday, Jan Mondays, Jan 20-March mances at 2 p ill pm, through Tuesday, Del' • DIgItal Dome • IMA.X Theatre 11 $30 for one adult & one 17 • Kwanzaa, Thursday, 31 Free Reber- ahonb Planetarium 9 a ill -') pm. Monday chIld and $15 for each addl- Ages 10 and up, 4-5 15 Del' 26 through Sunday, reqUINd!._'" _".oc ""'" "W~.Nlghto.~ 1 and 3 Satur~ and l\09U,,'5p...m., _.wmaI.cqwg ....~~ __ p.Ul ._. R¥..!i~~,.".~ -+- L. • ~.Y ilIIprleBings. -' P'1'n', -Sa itn'dlI:V and Sunday~~!0900 Oakwooli-,"""- ~2,hakeltboJtlr-'.' .~ Ages 9 and mllier,..o.-lO- -- .a.,;~-ebir~ ...,atu]:(1ol:1~':" noon-4 pm, through Sunday Dearborn $8 50-$13 50 PreregistratIOn reqUIred 6 15 pm Wednesdays, Jan. 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BO"bonney made It hi" presem.e felt on Grabbe goal mth 424 left Avery times to clear the puck Greg players JUbtin Grave" was didn't bcore agam untIl 5-0 at 3 41 Cabnm came Pomte South'b boys hockey SchmIdt pasbed to IS tht> best goalIe I've "een In out With a brohen thumb Vandenboom's goal at 1024 back WIth a pall' of goals to team !\1oraIHkl, who fired the hilndhng the p"Pk" ilnd Brandon KraJmak of the second penod cut the margm to 5-2, but MorawskI, ".,ho had only puck Into the net from Just South was mIssing <,everal nussed With a brOken hand 'I was relieved when .south added goals by Rob two days of practice before m<,lde the blue hne player" because of lIlJunes, Three others were out V"ndnnh ::: ~cu"..l: uU!'jJ and Tom Porter to complete 22 the Blue Dev,1,,' """H' ",H, ~.,.... c;u;~ ,>WJ tU Wl~1I bU,"Clan rtarns movell Da,,!{ DeldUi:lCUI Jl1ness "aid "We were outshootlllg LIICbl-Onng Dearborn DIVIne ChIld last 2 44 remalIllng, but to defense and plilyed a 'It \~asn't a fun game to them but had only one goal Anthony Swancoat, Thm Saturday, sl'ored two goals Mora\,,"hl put the game strong game watch, Bopp saId Cabnnl to show for It Mark Gngnon Klick, Hams and O'Bnen and set up another to lead aW3) WIth a goal With 49 Porter and Slan 0 Brien 11, strugghng thiS year and made somt> bIg saves, or each had two assists for South to a 4-1 vIctory over "econd., to go "Ibo had a"s",t" for th, HlUE' we played a sloppy game (Cabnml mIght have been South, whIle Tom Porter, the Falcons ill a battle for "It v. '" OUI Ol''-t "allll' of Dc\ 11<, \Vlth all the player<; that we ahead" SchmIdt, Tom MacEachern first plaCE m the MichIgan the )ear Bopp "ud l1reg Klrlll'r btJdtll ,hit I r I \\(re mlssmg, we neVer had South finally broke the and Trey ShIelds collected Metro HIgh School Hockey the <',lIne line on the Ice game open m the trurd pen- See SOUTH, page 2C SaidLe'::"~"coachw"SBobouts"ndBopp .."Heg," Perfetto breathes sigh of relief shot~~sI~~e~~r~:~e:~f~a;e~a~~and WIll be a dommat- after Trinity beats Churchill mg presence every tIme he By Bob St. John hIts the Ice He's a great Slaft wnter 11-of-28 free throws but missed both tImes," Perfetto addItIOn to our team" Head coach Ron Perfetto managed to make 14-of-21 Said "I guess the tlurd tIme Svuth dIdn't waste any (Ouldn't be hapPier headmg field goals III the fourth was the charm" time makmg Its presence ll1to the hohday break quarter Hmton dIdn't mISS III the felt m front of a packed \fter buffermg two losses Jumor Bnan Lloyd scored second OT, hIttmg a 10-foot arena at the Umverslty of to open the season, 13 pomts, and JUllIor shot to gIve the Lancers the MIChIgan-Dearborn Perfetto's TrImty Catholic QUlllton Washmgton added Will On the Blue DeVIls' second hn;" basketball team 12 to lead TrImty .JI!nJ()r Ron Hildreth shIft of the game, Bllun rl'bounded to wm both Sophomol'e AntunlO scored 21 pomts, .Lloyd had GatlIff passed to TIm game" last week, beatmg HInton scored 11 pomts, fol- 12, and Pettway added mne Vandenboom, who skated m Warren Bethesda ChnstIan lowed by Jumor Lonme to lead the LanCf)rS Pettway WIth 10, JUlllor on the off wmg. used the 76-65 and Llvoma Churchill "We had SOPle balanced defenseman as a screen and 74-72 In double-overtime .Jamal Gause WIth 10, and scoring 111 both WinS, n jumor Troy Jones WIth SIX shot the puck mto the top "We got off to d slow start Perfetto saId "That IS what corner of the net for the third game m a row "We had 12 of 14 guys we have to de to be success. "It was good to get the ag , 1 NEllI aoea BLANTRA. ,GLS P S , P B , air, tilt, crUise, AM/FM stereo cassette, keyless remote entry w/alarm, plus mL.ch more Stk #3050 December 26, 2002 2C s orts Grosse Pointe News North hockey team gets a pair of Christmas ties in Showcase By Chuck Klonke Brown WIth an mJury their heads," Lock saId Sports Editor The Mona Shores game "Once agam, Collin played Grosse Pomte North's was a seesaw battle Bob extremely well " hOlkey team got a couple of Scarf one gave North a 4-3 North nearly pulled out a Chnstma", tIPS In lalot week- lead With about five mmutes 1-0 vIctory, but Enc Dloskl end's High School Hockey remammg but the SaIlors hIt the goal post on a i::>howcasetournament tied the game WIth 3 1/2 rebound With 13 loecondlo The Nor"emen lokated to a mmute'! to go remammg m the third pen- 4-4 deadlock With Muskegon Chrllo Ahee opened the ad Mona Shores, then had a sconng for North on a goal "I thmk he was shocked to "coreles" tle WIth that was set up by Andy get the rebound," Lock said Marquette MIele Miele then scored to The Ime of MIele, DloskI . We played all nght, can give the Norsemen a 2-1 and Ahee played wplI all ~Idenng we dIdn't have our lead weekend for North 1H'~t offen"lve forward "That wa" ono of thp nrpt- U A hPP lQ n1 rHnncr +-'h" 'h....,"' ... (Rabble Floyd) and then we best goals I've ever seen - hockey he'lo' pl~yed m t1~;;; lost (Patnck) Hogan for defimtely one for the hIgh- years," Lock SaId "That most of the Mona Shores hght films," Lock saId "He whole hne had a good week- game," saId coach Scott burned every guy on the Ice, end Thev've become our Lock a couple of them two or best offen~lVe Ime They had '''l'hose weren't any three tImes" a lot of good chances ' slouches that we played Peter Baratta also scored Lock also praIsed the play League champions Both schools have some real- for North, whIle John Dallas of Steve Debol, who stepped fhe Grosse Pointe Soccer Asaodation Mustangs under-17 team took first ly talpnted players, especIal- had a palr of RSSISts In for Floyd and dId a good place In the Under-19 Girls Premier Division of the Michigan Youth Soccer ly Marquette They're tough Despite the four goals, Job League for the fal! sea8OD. The Mustangs posted a 9-1-1 record with victo- games to coach, but It was Colhn Chase had an out- "He's not the offenSIve ries over the Fraser Centurions. ~terllng Heights Twisters. St. Clair Shores entertammg hockey The standmg game In the nets threat that Rabble IS, but he Sapphires, Marysville Laker •. Grosse Pointe Vipers and Port Huron Storm. fans got theIr money's for the Norsemen hIts and passes the puck The Mustang. outsco.red their opponents 28-4. In frOD.tis Melissa Sleeman. worth" "The score wasn't md1ca- well," Lock sa1d In the flrst row, from left. are Liz Galea, Natalie Ball, C.C. Mengel, Megan Floyd mIssed both games bve of how well Colh'l North, which IS unbeaten Switalski, C1aJ.reMUler and Jenny Abell. In the second row. from left, are WIth a shoulder mJury, wlule played," Lock saId "He m Its last eIght garnes, takes Kelly SpdngborD., Enn MacLeod, Kristen Padilla, Chrissie Monte and early Hogan receIved a game mis- faced 16 shots m the second a 5-2-3 record mto the hoh- Mberski. 10 back. ttQUl left. are Anne Dalby, Liz Ridgway and Liz Baxter. Not conduct for cross checkmg penod and only allowed one day break pictured are Natahe Humphry. Allison FenneU, coach Tim Hale and manag- early In the Mona Shores goal " "The break comes at a er Karen Ridgway contest The Norsemen also The scoreless tIe WIth good time for us," Lock SaId lost defenseman Cohn Marquette was anything but "We can get healthy, because a dull game as both teams after the first of the year we had numerous sconng get mto the meat of our Pioneers' Monaghan earns silver medal in chances league schedule" "Both goahes stood on Macomb County Wrestling Tournament Knights try to stay By Bob St. John "Adam had a mental lapse the offenSIve Side of the The PIoneers fell belund Staff wnter III hIS first match agamst court and force the OppOSI- 17-8 \11 the first quarter but Harper Woods semor GutowSkI, and It cost hIm tIOn to play better defense" fought back to trall 52-51 m positive in adversity Mike Monaghan captured a the match," Schlhl said "He The PIOneers outscored the closmg seconds By Chuck Klonke the first penod and had a 1- Sliver medal In last week- came back to wrestlp very the Eagles 15-11 m the thIrd St Clement held on to Sports Editor 0 lead on Russell's wrap- end s 29th annual Macomb wplI during the remamder of quarter and stretched the send Harper Woods home Teams that aren't accus- around power-play goal at County Wrestling the tournament, and It was margm to 21 pomts mIdway WIth ItS first loss of the tomed to wmnmg often 6 08, but ULS took a couple Tournament at Grosse great to see Jeremy wrestle through the fourth pen ad young season struggle when adverSity of penalties late In the pen- Pomte North so well He dId a good Job" before failing asleep Flowers and semor Enc stnkes od and Grand Ledge took ~lonaghan (160-pound Myers' only losses carne to "Defenlolvely, we dIdn't do Bnce led the team, sconng Umverslty LIggett advantage and scored a class) lost 12-8 to UtIca's Ida the sIlver and bronze medal- a good Job agamst a free- 15 and 11 pomts School's hockey team hasn't power-play goal In the first Saltarelli In the champI- ISts wheeling team," Rlstovski The Harper Woods bas- had a winning season m mmute of the second penOO onshIp match "We brought 13 kIds, and said "ThiS was a learnmg ketball team fell to 3-1 over- three years, so the Knights' to tie the game "MIke had a lead for a seven advanced to the sec- game for our guys, but I am all coaches have to work hard "We took some bad penal- while but lost It m the final ond day of the tournament," proud of our sophomores Next for the PIOneers 1S a to keep the squad from get- ties and they scored three penod," head coach Adam Schlhl saId "We're very who played very well ' home game on Tuesday, Jan tmg dIscouraged when ULS power-play goals," Barry Schlhl said "He wIll use young, but at lealot thiS tour- Sophomores Dan Harns, 7, agamst Sterlmg HeIghts falls beJund saId after Grand Ledge post- that loss as a motIvatIOnal nament gave all of our kids a Jerome Douglas, Justm Bethesda Chnsban Sometimes, however, that ed a 5-2 VIctOry tool for the remahlder of the chance to wrestle agamst Popov, and Jame~ Slago Isn't even successful "It's a shame we only got season some good competitIOn" scored 15, four, SIX, and South wins When Lansmg Catholic one goal m the first penod JUIUors Adam DIGlOvanm Commg up for the Harper eight pOints respectively, to Central scored a goal WIth It would have been mce to and Jeremy Myers earned a Woods wresthng team IS the pace the PIOneers 2 20 left m the first penod of have more of a cushIOn We ~' seventh place medal for the Dearborn Fordson Semor Dequan Flowers second in Saturday's game, coach Dan had chances, but couldn't PIOneers IndiVidual Tournament on led the team WIth 17 pomts. Barry could sense a concern put the puck m the net" DIGIOvanni (171 pounds) Saturday, Jan 4, at Fordson whIle Jumors Rodney Batts, MAC Gold among Jus players ULS had a 5-on-3 advan- won a 6-2 deCISIOn over High School Brute Mosley, Gilbert "We had been playmg so tage early m the first penOO Fraser's Jon GutowskI 10 Walker, and Jesus Melendez A strong fimsh camed "ell and when they scored, but the Knights' didn't make the seventh-place match, Basketball chipped m With 11, SIX,four, Grosse POInte South's we were deflated," Barry the Comets pay untIl whIle Myers pmned Center Harper Woods' bo)s bas- and 1\"0 pOInts wresthng team to a VictOry saId Russell scored With eIght Lme's Dan Zebrowski m hIS ketball team eased na ...t AnnthPT w()rry fOT over COUSinOm the Macomb LCC scored two more seconds l'emammg m the seventh-place match Madison Heights Mad~"on RIStovskl IS free throw A1ea Conference Gold goals before the pen ad second penalty 73-66 last week lohootmg The PIOneers DIVISIOn ended and the Cougars were Joe Burchl scored a thIrd South "It wasn't a pretty game, made only slx-of-20 against The Blue DeVlls got pms on theIr way to a 7-1 VICtory penOO goal for ULS to cut but at least we won," head Madison from Tom Card at 189 over the Kmghts In a week- the lead to 3-2, but Grand From page Ie coach Loren Rlstovskl saId "The guys need to relax at pounds, Brett Torgler at 215 end senes between teams Ledge came bac\ WIth two "We played a pretty good and K'Juan Dalton at heavy- one apIece the free-throw Ime, bend from the CapItal Area more goals to secure the VIC- first half but mIssed too theIr knees, and follow weight to beat the Patriots Conference and the tory "We never got untracked many easy "hots m the pamt through," aSSIstant coach 54-30 MIchigan Prep Hockey ULS was mlssmg two key III thiS game, but we dId that really could have put Jeffrey VonSwartz loald "I "\Ve were mlssmg a couple League players - Trevor Stahl and what "'e had to - whIch IS the game away" of our starters and we had to wm the game," Bopp s8ld loee too many of our players "The kIds were really dls- Alex Ostrom - WIth mJunes The host Pwneers led 41- pushing the ball " fill the VOIds WIth JV kIds," appomted when they carne agamst Grand Ledge The two vlctones last 28 at the half, whIch could Earher In the '" eek, the saId South coach Jose ofHhe Ice after the first pen- Semors Patnck Schafer, week gave South a 7-3 have been 55-28 If they PlOneerlo lost 54-51 to host Ramirez 00," Barry said "We try to be Justm Rock and Adam record The Blue DeVIls made more of the five to 10- Center Lme St Clement "It helps to have a semor pOSItIve, but they can't help Serafino also turned m sohd don't play agam untJl theIr foot open shots Madison's "ThIS IS a game'" e should hke Tom pIck up an Impor- but wonder, 'what's gomg to efforts m the two weekend l\ihdland tnp on the first defense allowed them to have ne"er lost, but we dId tant VICtOry That helped set happen next ," games weekend m January take because we didn't execute the tone for our freshman Tommy Russell scored the "We don't play agam unbl "I really like the way our "Our guy;, ha\ e to "tart au' offense or defend the (TorglerJ" Kmghts only goal agambt Jan 11," Barry sa •.:! "I thmk team IS playmg," Bopp saId knockmg those shah down," three," RIStovskl saId 'It South also got pms from CatholIc Central the break WIll be good for us ''I'm really lookmg forward Rlstovskl saId 'The) have was a pathetiC performance Joe PawlowskI (103 pounds), It was more of the same Well work on a few thmgs to the loecond half of thE.'sea- to get more dggressl\ e on on our part " Jesse Gontko (130), Charles story when ULS played and try to get healthy, but son" SmIth (135) and Sean MOir Grand Ledge on Sunday the mam thmg IS for the (40) The Kmghts dommated kHis to keep theIr heads up " The wm lIt1ed South to 4- 4 ovprall The Blue Devils are 2-0 lfi league matches East hoops split two By Bob St. John Dexter Shorter earned an Trinity - Staff wnter eIghth-place medal m last Head coach Gary weekend's 29th annual ch~n~£S?t'!2g/2ge From page IC Gutenkunst has seen the Macomb County Wre"thng odge Deals are in Dearborn! Dlv ISlon opener last week, best and worst from hIS Tournament at Gro'!se fallmg 2-15, 3-15 to Center Lutheran East boys basket- Pomte North NEW 2003 STRATUS SXT Lme St Clement ball team dunng the first Shorter (135-pound cla"s) Head coach ElVIra Mlhah two '" eeks of the 2002 03 was pmned by ChIppewa Auto, air, power windowsllocks, ~", / ,"- '" atched her Lancers get :,eason Valley's Scott Kowalski m tilt, keyless entry, overwhelmed m the.r home The Eagles won one of the seventh-place match ,~~-,/ .. " their first three games and much more! opener Other" who wrestled well \ -'., ". -,-~ Damplle Cooper Anne before splitting two non- were Chns Jurczak (119 "_,v,," ' ~,.,.." ' Wa.'>ukams, Yvonne Kotton, league contests last week, pounds) and Alex Goetz (160 ..,.. , ' 0:, ~ , ;:- Employee Vane.,"a White, Angel beatmg Manne City pounds) 39 Month Lease ',', b. General Public ('ooper, Stephame Sosa, Cardinal Mooney 41-26 and Earlier, tht Ealot Sign & Go 39 Month Lease Onlcko BIggs, NIcole losmg 60 42 to Center Lme wresthng team dropped a • 20 MU1utes From Grosse POinte, Sign & Go Gadhard and AnJel St Clement double dual meet la"t week Harper Woods St ClaIr Shol'es ' Parkinson saw playlng time SenIOrs Brandon losmg to Eabtpolflte East $199.29' • We Will Beat All Competitor Prices agamst pprenmal league Lostutter (14 pomts I and DetrOIt and RoseVIlle • Call Us For a Custom Quote $247.63' tItle favonte Crusaders Durrell Damels 01 "Our SIX wrei't1ers did an • We WIll Deliver Your New Joe R,CCI rebounds) paced thE' Eagles , Dodge Vehicle To You Anywhere The Trmlty C'athohc team outstandmg Job a~amst two h 0 1 overall and In the A- m their VICtory, whllf' they tough schools," head coach Ea ...t fell behmd St Clement 25-6 John Widmer said Thi' Lancpr~ get back to m thE' fir"t quarter and Alex ('OE't7 (160 pound .1ttlon With away matches never threatened after that clas,,), Chns ,Jurczak 1119 on \lonna", ,Jan 6, and pomt pounds) and Dexter Shorter Thur~day .Jan 9, agamst 035 pound:,) won both of \Vnlerford Lake" and Wrestling thplr matche" Wnrrpn Immaculate Lutheran East senIOr ('oncl'ptlOn See EAST, page 3C December 26, 2002 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C I North goalie gets South stays perfect in league It" gOing to be a happy Doughty and Megan hit the goalpObt earl) 1Il the hol1day for Gro;,be POinte first league shutout McCaughey third penod Ingpr, who did. ::'outh's gIrls huckey tedm Grosse POinte North's The Blue DevliE>peppered n't start playIng huekpy Chnsty Sandmalr, Chelsea The Blue Devl1s absured Lauren Colaluca pOE>tedher Ladywood's freshman until la;,t '"'pflng, ,",corpd dt Skorupski and Jl1llan thpm"elveb of remaining first Michigan Metro GlrlE> goalie, Molly Sharp, With 14 2 41 of the third perIOd ZylinE>kladded a goal apiece atop the Michigan Metro High School Hockey League E>hol;,m the firl>t perwd but a;'''I"tf'd b) Palff) and Mana Feldpausch and (,IrIs lhgh Sthool Hockey , shutout of the ~ea~on labt they weren't dble to E>core Duught) Mehssa Carron f'ach collett- Lpague "tanding,> through week when the Norsemen ed two assist!> Dunn, M~gan again and the perIOd ended Le;,,, than a mmute ldter the Chnstma'> break I'i Ith skated to a 9-0 Win over Irvm, KJlaru, J anell \'olth South leadmg 1-0 Dought\ Ulmpktrd her hdt Id"t week';, 5 1 \11I1 o\er Plymouth Canton Doughty made It 2.0 at trIck \, hpn !>hl' knocked III O'Keefe, Rabldoux, Je;,slCa LIHmla Lad"wood Nurth ul>ed all four of Its Richardson and ChflE>tlna '5 20 of the ,,~cond penod LIZ Da\ h'>on\ I ebound Both team" l ntl f( d the lines and got sconng from \'0 hen E>hewnVel ted a pa;," The Blazer" apphed "ome Schroder had one abl>lst game WIth '5 0 relOrd'> JOin eight different players from HdJary Inger Five heavy pre""ure on ~(Juth apiece mg Regina a" the only "We are very IUlky to have mmuteb later, Doughty took goalte Lauren Stanek, but Canton goalie Amanda unbeaten and untl€d tean);, , the depth that we have," a two lme pa!>s from WatkmE> had an outbtandmg m league pia) the) didn't "pOll the "hutout Said coach Tlm Van Eckoute detenseman Jes"lca Palffy, bid until 11 06 \\ hen KatIe game aE>she stopped 57 of South Jumped ahead at "It's fun to be able to play 14 North'!> 66 shots on goal bkated down the left wlllg, KarabeJE>kl ,",wred d power- the 353 mark nf tho "~c' '""...... 1....J nl w 20 jJ;".)'l;:I::> en:IY lugUt ...... ~ ...... I,...... & L.JoJa""l,...J~ jJi"y bUd I Amanda wab extellent 1Il perIod on a goal by EmIl) Once again, our veteranl> defen;,eman and scored on a Stanek "topped If) "hots, goal," Van Eckoute said "As Shefferly, who Wd!>!>etup by J lead and the young players shot from the blot whlle South returned J6 her team developb around paSE>es from Heather were nght there with them her, this Ib gOlllg to be a good Ladywood's Sara Sharp shot;, at Ladywood'E> goalleb "Three of our mne goals program The) 've got two came from rookieS, and two good centers and two strong more came from kids who bkatlllg defensemen The ND's big first quarterknocks out Falcons , are E>econd-year pla)ers " rest wIll come m time KIran KJla£u scored two North beglllb the second hiS nme durmg the fir;,t two By Bob 5t. John ment With very tough COnI- Upwmmg for the Flghtm' goals for North whlle half of the season on J an 8 mmutes of the game Staff writer petition» Insh Ib the hohday break, Kristen Creager, Mmdy at 5 30 P m With a rematch Notre Dame's basketball "We estabhbhed an m'>lde The Flghtm' Iflbh 10"t to next on the schedule I" the Dunn, LIZ Rabldoux, agamst Canton team evened ItS record at I- game that Dl\ me ChIld Romeo, Oxford, Troy Tournament on I last week, cru"hmg couldn't defend," Sicko Sald Blrmmgham Seaholm, and Saturday, Jan 4 Dearborn Dlvme Child 62- Jumor Ryan Gallus had RIchmond, and beat 39 four assl,>ts to help the FowlervIlle Hockey Slo"Wstarts key to "We Jumped out to a mce Insh's offense get back mto Fooks' top wrestlers were lead by olavmg good defense a groove Jared Hudson f 10~ pound The ~~utr~ DdJIll. hot.key and workIng the ball around The Notre Dame basket- class) and SenIOr Mark team lo'>t 4-3 to Grob~e for open shots," head coach ball team Will host ItS sec- Trinity's defeats Nemeckay (140 pounds) who Pomte In the Unn erblt) Don Sicko E>ald "It was nIce ond annual hohda" tourna were each 5-0, whIle Rod Liggett Toul nament labt to bee th(' guys execute bet. ment on Friday and Sanders (275 pounds), Sal By Bob St. John games by makmg lebs than weekend ter than In our opener" Saturday, Dec 28 and 29 VaigOl (112 pounds), and Staff wnter 50 percent of our free throws EarlIer 111 thl II lPk the The host Flghtm' Insh led Nick Constantme (171 Tnmty Cathohc's boys and less than 30 percent of IrIsh lost 2 1 to Blrnllnghdm 18.2 after the first quarter Wrestling pounds) also excelled basketball team stumbled m our shots from the field," DetrOIt Countr) Day, and 36-15 at the half Earher m the week, the Its season openmg games Perfetto Said despite the fine pIn" of Dlvme ChIld never threat- The Notre Dame IrIsh lost to Warren last week, losmg 60-55 to JUnIor Bnan Lloyd scored semors Dave Murra" Year in review their best-ever beason, wm- "We wm and lose as a Fmal Four Will the game~ that counted hard at bemg a ...trong run- nmg a dlstnct and reglonal team," Zoellner said 'We Wlbon has changed the ner," head crOSb lOuntry and title before losmg to Adflan don't have any superb~ars, entire strulture of the pro- track coach Keith Sprow By Bob 5t. John Coach of the year Lenawee County 10-15, 2-15 but we have a wonderful gram, and signs of a renaIs- Said "She hab had a won- Staff writer In a CIR"b D qu~rterfinal group of young ladles who The coach of the year IS sance were eVident th13 fall: derful high s(,hool career" Lutheran Eabt'.., Rthletlt The girl" worked very want to WIn ~ when he guided the Eagles The 2003 grdduate has programb "uflered through Jabon Wlbon, who -turned hara to get to thl" pomt, and around Lutheran East'b to a 12-9 mark been a posItIve mfluence on "onll' Il'an tune" dunng the Wt have high expl'ttatlOns The team advanced to the N ext year should De e\ en E'\ery tlammate and oppo- 2002 lalender ) ear "prlb ba"ketball: te,lIT} for till" "eabon,~ Zoellner reglOnals by beatlllg A nod goe;, out to Zoellner better for WJ!son and hIS nent ...he hab competed \\ Ith, SOllie of the tlanh did pre Hamtramck St FI(man 15 Eagles, which could mclude mcludlllg glr]" who hdve fin- ,pnt lan, \, Jth a lot of e>.Llll' " lid and the fantastic Job he ha~ Ea~t po"ted a 24 12 4 10, 15-6, and Det IOlt a dlstnct dnd maybe a ~pot lbhed ahead of her dunng m( nt th,mk" to th •. dedlca done With the volle) b,,1I:pro- ()\ erall mark, thanks to Dominican 15 0, 1'j 0 In the gram, but WI).,on touk o,er a m the regIOnal: finals mepts tam or "e\ el al oUbtandmg "em or Emil) Bellhorn, dlstncts program that had the pIeces 'I'm pi Dud of my dRugh- co,llhe" JUnior.., Calthn Gerd", Kl'lb to be "uccesbful, but the ter," father Reay bald "She Bduw Ib a lIbt of the top Zoellner, Knstln Alteuburg, In the reglOnab, pleceb weren't together Player of the year work" hard tQ get good te,un, coach dnd pia) er tor Sherne Wier, Stacy Zoelllwr" .,quad beat 6'Tadps, and bhe work" hard Lutheran Ea"t dunng 2002 WII"on has a "ohd babket- T~lf~l'~,n, .~_ar~? 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In condl plus utilities full basement Dish- Gourmet kitchen bath upper flat $750 Mint 60 Mapletonl Kercheval GROSSE POinte tudor tlon $550 313 882 (313)822-1496 washer air washer/ With JacuzzI and stall NOTTINGHAM, 2 bed condition central air 3 bedrooms base- 4 bedroom cozy 4132 dryer Garage Month shower fireplace room lower hardwood 1248)586 1828 ment garage appll kltche'l hardwood to month $1 100 In 1212 Maryland 1 bed- sunKen den prtvale floors $5751 month ances (313)8249174 floors Parks schools 4417 DevonShire 2 bed room upper Hard- cludlng all utilities pallO hardwood plus utilities EAST English Village shopping close All room upper No pets CHARMING 4 bedroom wood floors Very Call (734)260 3743 floors mud room ;m (248)924 2462 3 bedroom lower appliances Included $6251 month Includes Hardwood floors new 'olontal 2 5 baths large unit Off street 838 Neff near Village 2 washerl dryer Fur No pets no smuklng heat 1 1/2 montn s del 2 450 sq ft 2 parking $600 pJus bedroom upper Appli- nlshed! unfurnished NOTTINGHAM- 2 bed furnace $725 1 year lease $1 950/ security Call Craig car air $2400/ utilities 586 783 3550 ances available $1 500, 'Tlonth room lower formal 1313)8820033 monlh Vicki Max (313)8866564 nlonth D & H Proper- (313)8822079 (313)886.9497 dining room base Broock Reallor" 248 EAST English Village 2 ties 1248)737 4002 CADIEUX & Mack- 3 1264 Lakepolrte 3 bed ment, off street park 62~ 9300 (11NOT) room wood floors 89 Mapleton small cape FURNISHED- shcrt Ing appliances 5625 bedroom upper laun bedroom bungalow terM. 802 f'. 707 HOUSES fOR lENT / 709 TOWNHOUSES/ 71b OffiCE/COMMERCIAL 71 b OffiCE/COMMERCIAL 721 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION REHTAL S.C.S/MACOMI COUNTY CONDOS fOil IIENT fOil RENT • fOR RENT flORIDA NORTHERN MICHIGAN ST Clair Shores Gor- LAKESHORE Village 2 COLONIAL EAST GENERAL OFFICE HOLLYWOOD Beach HARBOR Springs, Har- geous sunrises' Cus- bedroom townhouse 9 Mile and Harper Fabulcus location FlOrida ocean front bor Cove luxury 3 tom bu It co "Itempo- Available January 1 600 sq ft Including Completely remodeled beach house Pnvate bedroom condo In rary colomal Great 2003 $8001 month all utilities, 1st tloor sUite duplex 3 bedrooms 2 door pool Close to MARCO ISLAND water views from (313)885.2149 5 day Janitor 40 parking spaces ba:hs fully furnished Boyne Highland & Beach 'ront deluxe kitchen family room (586)7788910 near expressway ProfeSSional oHlce $3 0001 month Nubs Nab Ski dales (South Seas) <:ondo living room and all Reasonable bUilding (3131885-7059 available Call LAKESHORE Village 2 2 bedroom 2 bath bedrooms Plus 600 (586)778-0120 (248)7456823 bed'orom townhouse Ann Sutton $5bOI week 'III It private lakefront MARCO Island beach all appliances con 313-204-2005 HARBOR Sprmgs3 Christmas $1,500/ park 2 112 baths rec EASTPOINTE- 3 story front 2 bedroom 2 venlent parking avail- bedroom condo fire week In season room attached 2 car office bUilding Offer. Adlhoch & Assoc bath Gorgeous new able January 1st place mlnu'es to ski- (586)360-8901 GMAC Kee (586)268- Ing Single to multiple 'urnlshlngs 16th floor $795 (313)881 9088 HARPER Woods Harp Ing shopping Eve Naples area-2300 sq ft I'UCUJOAN 6102 office space Inrludes unbe evable view erl Vernier near I 94 ' nlngs (313)885 4142 PELICAN SOUND LAKESHORE V Ilage util ties Ideal for small Available February HARBOR SPRINGS 70910WNH.OUSES/ SUite of offices 1 600 Carriage home boasts end un t 2 beriror" bUSiness Offering In (313)5151455 HOMESTEAD, Glen Ar 4 bedrooms skIIng (ON DOS FOil IlENT sq It Verv large nice 11 ceilings & vle ....s townhouse $8001 cent'ves lor long term (239)3930631 bor 2 bedroom con- near slopes shopping offlres pr vale en Golf tennis river club bedroo-n condo month (586)556 1178 ledse Call (586)776 do December 29th Many extras 1',Jnce kitchenette & more' $4 800 Call Cozy clean newer update 5410 SIESTA Key monthly January 1st $365 714 LIVING QUARTEIlS area Priced rlgrt Mr Diana (860)881-3349 (313)823-1251 Near St John Haspi bl weekly rentals stili (248)879 2092 TO SHARE Stevens (313)886 tal (586)566 9435 EASTPOINTE" spacIous available for 2002 ------5 528 sq It office 1763 PALM BEACH NEED A ROOMMATE? 2003 season Sales W~:~~~R~N~;rlr():~.rt CONOO lor'11po on Ihp en~"'o 1~~":l~1 In,. It:'" nf'l P -----.------GARDENS " '" ::;=I~~,...., ,.., . -.) - ~UII A~Lt; 101 1~ld" or ,,,'u 0U' ',-U",I """uy 3 baths sandy beach Nautical Mile $7001 Tastes Bilckgrounds bus ness With multiple off ce building for 4/BR pool hot tub month Includes ga<; Services (941 )929 $1 500/ week and lifestyles Interconnecting offl lease Kercheval 01' sleeps 8 Basement storage Our 20t1 Year' ces Located on f rst 1956 (313)882-5070 $3 750lwk $4 5001 floor of three story of the Hili With on-s,te washerl dryer hook Home-Male SpeCialists b,-weekly $8 500/mo + f,ce bu Idlnq Offering parking 313 886 723 VACATION IIENTALS up 1 car carport 248)644-6845 107 INVESTMENT PROPUTY $500 security depOSit (586)415-0035 InC>lnllves lor long 6010 ,NOIlTHERN MICHIGAN , I Call (561 )818-9323 term lease Call GLEN Lake Sleeping LAKESHORE vllag9 721 VACATION RENTAl.S VISIT OUR WEBSITE (58617765440 Bear Dunes SkI condo, 2 bedroom www.rentflollda.comJ AVAILABLE Immediate- flORIDA weekend speCials 950 sq I' Available summers-pbgdnsl ly 2 room executive -- Grosse POinte MARCO Island Fl- Cathy Kegler Broker mid January Small sUite Shared copier Woods Beachfront condos (313)881-5693 summers-pbgdns htm pets negot able $880 dnd (ax Reserved Office space for lease from $7001 week Wa (313)5925830 covered parking se Whole sUite and ter1ronl homes With ST Clair St 3 bedroom cUrity and mainIe ,ndiVidual offices pOQI from $1 0001 condo 1 5 bath 'lance Mack and Mo Starting at $3751 month, week Harborvlew 1 600 sq ft double ross area Grosse Includes utilities Rentals ROO-377- garage appl ances POinte Woods Call LUCido & Associates 9299 www flnda $995 (313)882-4132 (313)8861155 (313)882-1010 dream com , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING- I 96 Kercheval. Grosse POinte Farms MI 4823 ADSTYiES CLASSIFYING & l (313) 8a2-6900 ext 3. Fax (313) 343-5569 DEADUNES web http Ilgrossepointenews COM . WodAd, 12word, $1335 CEN SORSHIP: rese 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL' 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 202 HELP WANTED CLERICAL DECEMBER HOUDAY DEADLINES! , CONSTRUCTION Ad- MODELS wanted- Tues- BOOKKEEPER- DetrOit DECEMBER 26 ISSUE ministrative ASSistant day mghts (Haircut east Side Must have Real Eslote for Sale FrI, Dee. 20, 4pm Grosse POinte based c'asses) Call Aria Sal- 5 years eXp€rlence In Renlals & General C10lSIfieds Mon., Oec 23, 12n bUilder seeks detail on, (313)884-7151 general ledger pay- JANUARY 2, 2003 ISSUE onented person to NEEDED computer op- roll, accounts payable support construction Real Estate lor Sale. Fri • Dee 27,4pm erators Work from Computer skills a operations Responsl' Renlols 8< General Classlfl8ds: Man, Dee 30, 12n home Excellenl pay must Full time good bllltles Include prepar- Full training Call benehts Fax resume r~ I J r) J ~~-j \'I \ <-' Ing proposals obtain' J J J J J JYJ J-j "J (800}686-9418 to (313)365-7419 or OFFICE HOURS (Dee 23-Jan 3, 2003) Ing cost bids process- call (313 365-5400 PIANIST wanted ac- Mon 8am- Spm, Tue. 8am- )2n ~, ~K Ing purchase orders , a'1d change orders, complished Accom- Wed Closed, Thurs IFn 8am-5pm YOUR CLASSIFIED ANGELS! maintaining product panist, part time ben information and sam- eflt work (313)881- RN! LPN- Start the new 0 302 SITUATIONS WANTED ples Candidate must 1292 year With a new ca CONVAlESCENT CARE 81fR81fR~FRIfIl;1/IE reer Our expanding be organized and able SARANDA Coney Is- I to manage multiple dermatology practice land needs help wait- offers you the oppor- '-=SITUATION WANTED_ IO~ ;ffBIfIlIE; ROrf/ftf tasks In fast paced resses & short orde- enVIronment Must be tunlty to Lise your ------cooks 15221 E War- lOll SITUATIONS WANTED Pcoonal Care, Cookmg. profiCient rn Word and nursing skills In our of- ren Apply after 4pm IAIYSITTEIIS .~~Launchy III SECIlETAIIIAL SERVICES fice setting Call for in- 200 HELP WAHTED GENEIlAL Excel Construction IMliRID & IlONDID expenence necessa- UTILITY person dietary formation on poSitions ATIENTION: FLU) P'd!T 11.\ID UVElN o PERSONAL assistant! department Apply available 313-884- A NANNY ry Expenence In re- by MICHIGAN LAW 885-6944 secretary ProfessIO- Within St Josephs's 3380 or fax resume ANNOUNCEMENTS NETWORK lated fields a plus DAY CARE FACILITIES MARYGIiESQUIF1U: nal, reliable and effi- Please fax resume Home 4800 Cadieux, 313-884-9756 (In-home & centers) ( ROllS[ 'PorNTf RE'dtH-'" r cient References In Det'olt • 100 ANNOUNCEMfNTS Looking for quality and salary require- must show their the Grosse Pomte child care givers ments to 313-881- ATnNl10N RN'S, Telemetry medl current license to your CATS tickets 4 box area available Top salary, benefits 3395 call surgical after- advertiSing (A+live-ins Ltd. seats January 25th (586)419-6294 SI1JDENTS noons, midnights, up representali'Je Customer Service COmpllftlOrr CQreglvers p r 0\ ld e date changeable $501 2003 to $36 per hour plus when plaCing your ads ~ (Harper Woods I Pmo"al C3I1 Clean ng Cookmg each (313)3430380 boruses Nurse ___ A_P_P(_~_:_:_~_I:_9~_:_1_00_a_c_office) needed EXPANSION THANK YOU & Lau oj') Houri \ & Dall\ Ra'es A Team, Inc OlNned! 5 30pm 9 30pm Mon- NANNY With experience In," .. " & BD.d,d FOR 24 hour package cepted for full! part $17.25 Base- appt operated by RN's In Del! Allen GrosSil POLl:llt Ilts.dt!ftt day- Thursday/ 9am- and Grosse POinte deliveries ca'l K l time cashlers/ Slack Local ('''' ha.' 65 Grosse POln1e o 3pm Saturday Good positions thar must be reference available 2 Couner Service Energetic reliable (810)394-5520 phone skills & sales days! week (586)873- SPECIAL SERVICES Bonded ~'luttle serv- cheerful Iv'ust be 1B filled by Tanuary ) 5th hackground helpful Partl full time d:.)s, 4219 ce available Yorkshire Food Mar- W,II train Work al eves, "knds a\",1 207 HUP WANTEMALES 1111COMPUTER SEll VICE (31319031530 ket 16711 Mack home IS option 32 (JaiO exp In (313,6091.,91 customer servlcel Are You Serious Aboul year old family bUSI- TEEN com puler whIZ CATERING! Sales as salesl comumcat1on A Career In ALERT Nurse available available to assist you 1211TUTOILING EDUCATION slstant DetrOit Yacht ness also needs POSl!Jons IiIlong fast' ... Real Estate? manager! supervi- Immediately With ex- on your computer Club Prefer food and Call Immed'aldy We are senous about sor Excellent pay ;86-498-897'7 cellent Grosse POinte $?O hour Steve . GROSSE' POINTE" beverage experience your success I plan Karen 313-886- references (586\770 (313)8841g14 Full lime With benefits """,_'Ul1eStab "Free Pre-licenSing LEARNING. CENTER 1763 6592 cell (586)779 Sin.".. 1977 E-mail dyccaterlng1 classes UPGRADeS'iHome "let 201 HUP WANTED 3080 CQm EXPERIENCED activity works New games Our 25-. On n" Hill @aol or fax 'Excluslve Success drreclor Apply Within IAIl'SITTEII GRISWOLD SpeCial camera s digItal deVI- 131 Kercheval G.P.F. (313)824 7962, atten 'Syste'lls Training St Josepr s Home Care Adult compan ces? Do'1 t lei PC 110'1 J McDonnelf NANNY needed for In Programs 313-343-0836 4800 Cadieux DetrOit Ion care light house problems run your home care of adora 'Varlety Of Comr'llsslon CONSTRUCTION Su- keeping bathing fam Iy s Chrls'mas' ble 4 month boy for Plans 121 DIlAI'EILIES perlln€'1dent Grosse MEDICAL Billing- Tired aress'ng cookmg Certlf ed professlo 10 '5 hours ;:Jer JOin The No 1 POinte bdsed builder of the same old rou transpor'at,on per nals guaranteed reo CURTAIN Calls Cus. week rv'ust be non Coldwell Banker affiliate seeks experienced t ne? 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