Governor, Legislature read Spartan fans the riot act However MSU nybrook" at Michigan State 2,500 teet of a "tatl' 10ilege or knows a girl who noted after L,m"mg pohce reported few , Umver"lty, Gov John Engler umver"lty Peoplp convicted MSU's laos last year m the an eots after thiS week'" bao- kpthal1l1amp students celebrdte "'I;;"'\.-': :,,&,~:~~,v;, ;:.:: ., ::::!::::: f:,~n h..,,,, ..h,,,,,,,,,t f..,."",.,11 ~tqt<' 1\!C'AA hA"kpthllll tournament • banish noters from Lampus campuoco for up to two year., ~She'o an IdIOt," oald Wilde Scott Taubltz, a St Clalf responsIbly The law could havE' been Opponents of the law Cite ThiS year, campus celebratIOns Shores .ophomore, fears the B Brad U dber used had notmg occurred fol. First Amendment nghts to have cooled LOnsequenGeb should MSU S~ff Writer" 9 lowmg ,Stat",'s victory m freedom of a'lSOClatlOn "People are stili hangmg become known as a breedmg Monday. natIOnal champl' "First Amendment? RlOtmg out," .ald Wilde "They're hav. ground for drunken anarchists Local college students sup' onshlp basketball game IS Illegal," countered Mehosa mg 'beerbeques,' but I haven't "I'm WOl fled aboutjeopardlz- port state efforts to dropkick The meabure target!> anyone Wilde, an MSU ..ophomore heard any rumors about not- mg my future," said Taubltz, campus hoohgans rlOtmg, IllGltmg a not or journahom student from mg, knock on wood " Prompted by laot year's don. assembhng unlawfully Within Grob"e Pomte Park Wilde Wilde's Wish came true East See SPARTANS, page SA Parcells N'hood Club to stage to propose master WEEK AHEAD 'Joseph' Thursday, April 6 Tickets are now on sale recreation plan for the AprU 13 Uld 14 The Grosse Pomte News & By Bonnie Caprara tnct's lugh schools had 2,520 performUlCft of Parcen. Staff IIlInter partiCIpants representmg half Connection's Bndal Shower IIlddle SChool'. "JOMph With commumty recreatIOn of each school's student body 2000 starts at 5 p m m the and the Amaztna Teehnl- faclhtles at or near capacity m particlpatmg In 106 juruor var- Blossom Heath Inn, 24800 color Dreamcoat." IDc1ad- the five Grosse Pomtes and sity and varsity teams An Jefferson in St Cl8.1r Shores ed 1D part of the 120- Harper Woods, the additIOnal 133 students partIc- Everything from gowns to member cut are Jeff NeIghborhood Club IS devlsmg Ipate m club sports like rowmg, inVItations Will be aV81lable. Osaer. CbuUe Cooper Uld Tickets are $4 For more A11aIl Fullerton. front a master plan to accommodate sallmg and girls' golf row: those needs Accordmg to Grosse Pomte mformation, call (313) 882- Peter WOton. Ben Gard. The Neighborhood Club has Pubhc School System assistant 0294 ner and R~ Guclner, commissIOned McKenna supermtendent for busmess HCond Ben Lupo, row: ASSOCiates to draw up the mas. affairs and support servIces Nathan Loree. MIke Top- ter plan at a cost of about Chns Fenton, the space crunch Saturday, April 8 per and ChristiDa Coury, $20,000 The Neighborhood at the pubhc schools has forced third row; Aahlee Rugerrl. Club has also appomted a borne school team games and Emmy-nommated film Sean Hannah. Brandon steenng committee, compnsed practlces to sites outSide of the producer Joshua Greene pre. SUll and Kelly Ritter. sents his documentary mostly of mumclpal and school school dlstnct fourth row; Uld Dan Gas. admlmstrators, to prOVIde pn- Another challenge the ms- "Witness VOIces from the Bel. Dimitri Kerisiotis, Holocaust" to the Lay mary mput and review of the tnct faces IS the groWing popu- Kyle Serllla and Ashley plan to McKenna ASSOCiates lanty of new team sports like Theologlcal SOCIetyat Grosse Wynne. back row. Perlor- Pomte Umted Church, 240 maJlces are at 7 p.m. on and to prOVide a final recom. lacrosse, and the additIOn of Chalfonte 10 Grosse Pomte mendatlOn to the middle school teams both Thursday and Friday Farms, from 10 am - 2 p.m Ne1ghborhood Club nlght. Tickets Bnl avall. The $10 fee Includes a box While Neighborhood Club "With the upstart teams, able at the Parcel18 office you're always hurtmg for lunch For more mformatlOn, during school holUS. or by director John Bruce said that call (313) 884-3075 while the mumclpahtleb have space," said Fenton "They calI1Dg (313) 343-2104. A resort to Saturday and Sunday limited number may be done an exemplary job runmng parks, the Neighborhood Club practice" or thpy have to piggy- available at the door. ba(.k on someone else s practice MOllday, AprillO ha" fallen IOto " quasi-publtc role of proVlmng many recre. time Also, our middle school The Grosse POinte Park atlOnal and athletiC programs fields are III desperate need of City Council meets at 7 p m for the Pomtes and Harper Improvements m dramage and in the Park City hall, 15115 City residents to see more money Woods reSidents watermg They take a lot of E Jefferson The public IS abuse, espeCially m the spnng- mvited to attend Smce the mld-1960s, the time From the athletiC steer. down the drain in sewer bills Neighborhood Club has mg committee's pomt of VIew, • teamed up With the Grosse we would like to make m metro DetrOIt, doesn't get Its The Grosse Pomte Farms By Jim Stlckford LeWIS said m January offiCials Pomte Pubhc School System to Improvements on the middle water from DetrOlt, It purchas- City Council meets at 7 30 Staff Wnter from DetrOIt's water and sewer leabe bUlldmg and field space school grounds but m order to es It from Grosse Pomte pm m the Farms CIty hall, In January. City of Grosse department sent out estimates for their sports programs mamtaln the fields or do any Farms The City's current rate 90 Kerby Among the topiCS Pointe offiCIals were told that to ItS customer commumtles "Grosse Pomte, by aCCident, Improvements, we have to take is $1098 per 1,000 cubiC feet for consideratIOn IS a propos- the rate charged by DetrOIt's for sewage processmg rates for set up a model of dehvenng that field out of commiSSion "The pnce set by DetrOIt al to rezone the Hill shop- water and sewer department 2000 recreatIOn services that IS a depends on a vanety of fac. would mcrease by about 446 The City'S rates, said LeWIS, model that many Cltles across "We also have a number of pmg chstnct. tors," leWIS saId ~Thmgs hke percent But Slllce then the were first set at $11 47 per the country are trymg to repli- very strong youth and adult level of use, wht'ther the sewer news has gotten better - the 1,000 cubiC feet of sewage sent cate - to get full use of eXist. volunteer groups - Little system II, separated, t.he condl- Wednesday, April 12 cost should Increase by only 1 5 for processmg ThE:' CIty also mg faclhtles," said Bruce Leagues, the Red Barons, percent pays a monthly fee of $7,400, Pomte AquatiCs - that also See SEWER BILLS, page SA Grosse Pomte South High City comptroller Dee Ann and unlike most commun'tles However, WIth the passage of have extensive enrollment," School's Band and Orchestra Title IX and the additIOn of said Bruce presents the annual Spnng women's and girls' sports pro- Concert at 7 30 p m 10 the grams and the additIOn of Grosse Pomte Soccer auchtonum of Pierce Middle other sports programs, both ASSOCiatIOn preSident Diane School, 15430 Kercheval m the NClghborhood Club and the Karabetsos said that the asso- Grosse P01nte Park There IS school distrIct "have rates of CiatIOn has about 1,000 kids no charge for admiSSion partICipatIOn that are almo~t pla:rmg on over 100 teams The as'loclallon IS also lookmg to The program mcludes the mcornprehenslble," accordmg develop men's and women's works of Bach, Beethoven to Bruce "We use the mdoor adult leagues and a league for and Penchettl as performed and outdoor faclhtles at the speCial needs children Garnes by the South Symphony pubhc school system at the are held at several schools m Band and Symphony maximum We are usmg these additIOn to Ford Field 10 St Orchestra In their final per- SItes more often than we Clair Shores and Gat.eshead formance III the New York "hould" Field III DetrOit FestlVal of MusIc on Apn115. In 1998-99 the Neighborhood Club had 7,137 participants m 678 team sports Dunng the 1998.99 "chool year, the dis-
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Park starts dredging Quote: 'Mu'lc '" mrredlhle .. BiU Markus and SCruffy watch a crew begin to dredge the harbor at Windmill It m"plre' peoplE' ilnd ,.... Pointe Puk in Grosse Pointe Park, Markus, the owner of a 24-foot motorboat used hrlng" them to a ,Lite primarily to nsh for walleye and perch in Lake St Clair. said "It's wonderful. I think whf'T(' they can png,lge tn ... It's terrl1lc" that the Park is on the ball regarding dredging. wonhlp" A crane operator yanks on a plling in prepuaUon for digging, Hi. sUp is near the puk concesston stand. "It'. like being at home," said Markus, See l\tory, pagE' 4A wbo bas had a slip in tbe Park for more tban 15 years. "The marina is a wonderful auet for the community." Apnl6,2000 Grosse Pointe New3 2A News
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I'/'II/f' r W Apnl 6, 2000 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Shores sees contested mayor, trustee seats for May election By Jim Stlckford board of tru:,tees for eight meetmgs because of my situa- Staff Writer year'> She ,>aldthat It wa" tIme tIOn RIght now I don't see an for her to retire end to thIs, so I don't feel It's Gro""e POInte Shore" resI- fair to run for office when I dent;, will have a plethora of "I thmk I have ;,erved well won't have the tIme to properly chOIce'>,thank'> m part to two over the pa"t eight years," said devote to the Job" Incumbent,> declinmg to ;,eek Willett "But my husband Just re-electIOn, In the May electIOn retired and we are members of But Lowry VIews haVIng so for village tru;,tees and VIllage the Nomad Club, the only trav- many candIdates as a good pre;,ldent el club m the country With ItS thm,g for the VIllage own PIIVdte Jet BellLg 011 Ule SIXShore'> re'>ldents are run- council hmlt" travel My ~l thmk a contested electIOn ning for thl ee pO'>ltIOnson the daughter hves 10 Cahforma hke thiS WIll only benefit the vJ1lage board of trustees and when I vl;,lted her and my Shores," Lowry Said "It gets Incumbent., Patncla Lowry new grand"on for two months the commumty to thInk about and Barba! d WIllett deCided last year, 1 had to fly back to what the Issues are and who not to run for re-electIOn, leav- the Shores for bOard meetmgs, should be the ones responsIble mg only one mcumbent - Dr that gets expensIve" for handlmg them and who WIll Richard Mertz Jr - runmng do the best job. It's healthy" Photo b; Ro,n "lil,T' for office VIllage preSIdent Trustee Patricia Lowry saId John Huetteman III wIll face a that her parents, who live m Incumbent Mertz saId he challenge from Barbara West VirgInIa, have become The cleaners wJll mIss Wl1lett and Lowry Gattorn The Shores VIllage senously III She and her SIster, Once again community members are joining together to clean the coast of Lake because they dId an outstand- electIOn takes place on who hves m Seattle, have had St. Clair. The fifth annual Coastal Clean-up is in need of volunteers to walk the mg job for the Shores shoreline and boaters and SCUBA divers to help remove debris from the lake. Par- Thesday, May 16 to spend a lot of time takmg ticipating this year include, from left, Tom Cleaver of the We Are Here Foundation, care of their parents That has The five non Incumbents meant haVIng to be away from "Patncla Lowry IS a bUSI- which is one of the major sponsors for the day-long event: Joe St. John of the St. nesswoman and she brought Clair Shores Water Resources Commission: Courtney and Jill Wrubel; honorary seekmg n spot on the board of home for long periods of time tru;,tecs are Jimmie F Blomk her busmess acumen to the chairperson of the clean-up Chuck Gaidica; Roy Breyman of the clean-up commit- "If I weren't m thIS personal board of trustees," Mertz said tee: Mike and Justin Wrubel: Jim Harbison of the St. Clair Shores Department of Jr, VIctOria J Boyce, Brian J Hunt, Karl Kratz and Damel T SItuatIOn, I would be runmng "We really benefited from that PubUc Works: and Brad Wilson, Clean Water Action. The Wrubels are the organizers for re-electIon," Lowry saId "I expertise Barbara WIllett was of the coast clean-up, along with Breyman. The city contributes large equipment to Schulte VIllage clerk Lmda take the responSIbIlity of bemg very thoughtful and worked help remove the debris collected by the volunteers. For more information, to Walton IS runmng unopposed a pubhc servant senously and very hard on behalf of Shores donate Items for the clean-up or for more information, call (810) 779-8777. Willett ha'> served on the have had to mISS a couple of reSIdents 111 mIss them both" Shores hopes to make repairs to municipal docks this fall By Jim Stickford While NYCE\ objection to "By the time we receIved all It requIred cooperatmg WIth "You have to remember that MichIgan to tnake repaIrs Staff Wnter the VIllage';, plan dId not halt the approvals, It wa'> too late to the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club, the Shores shares that harbor But come the fall, most ofthe Grosse Pomte Shores trustee the project, It dId delay the hire a contractor to do the work saId Mertz WIth the yacht club," Mertz jobs WIll have been completed, Dr RIchard Mertz Jr, 111 a 1;,.;U1ng of the DEQ permIt, 111 the .;pnng at what we saId "We actually don't have and Mertz believes there's the recent oral report to the VIllage SaId Mertz TheIr objectIOn thought wa;, a reasonable Steel sheetmg Isn't the Ideal an entrance to the harbor The chance that there WIll he more counCil, .,ald he hopes to ~ee centered around accretIOn - pnce," Mertz "aid "The estl- solutIOn to the problem, said yacht club does It makes competItIOn for the work than repaIrs to the VIllage's docks m the bUlldmg up of soil along mated cost ofthe proJect, whIch Mertz, but It should last for sense to work together, but there would be If the project Osms Park begm by thIS fall area'> where natural water flow mclude., drlVlI1g ;,teel sheetmg many years Ideally, some sort that's become politIcally Impos- were to begIn 111 the spnng "We had ongmally hoped to has been mterrupted mto thr ground outSIde the of non-reflective wall that dId sIble" More competItIon means lower begm repaIrs of the docks by portIOn of the north harbor not bounce waves back mto the pnces for the work thIS spring," Mertz bald "But a The Army Corp~ of wall and repamng some of the lake but rather absorbed the The delay Isn't all bad, Mertz legal challenge to the Engll1eers approved the project boatwells should be betwepn waves should be bUIlt The VII- said Because contrac.tors bke "The bIds for the hoatwell Department of EnVIronmental In September 19<)9 But the $150,000 and $200,000 " lage had such a plan WIth the to line up work for an upcom. repaIr work were too costly," Quahty bv Neighbors con- applicatIOn explre~ Dec 31, yacht club to jomtly bUlld a mg constructIon season dUring Mertz sald "So we WIll send cerned about Yacht Club 2000 So It the VIllage doesn't The board of trubtc(';, had stone wall that would absorb the WInter, most of them have them off agam But we hope to get some bIds from contractors ExpanSIOn (NYCE) delayed the get the \\ork done thl" ypnr, It mOl e amhltlOu" plan;, for waves OppOSItIon from NYCE all they can handle III the project when the Shore; was WIll have to .,tart the permIt rcpamng thp h.1rhOl but ran and a public vote put an end to spnng Also the low lake level that WIn be a httle hungry come the fall " seeklOg a permit lor thl' worh." proce;,,, all over dgaln mto publI( (JPjJo~ltHln IlPcau;,e the Idea has encouraged mannas 111 Sewer bills ------department officials on any From page lA the City are two such CItIes Farms manager RIchard Solak changes m water prices yet, so tlon of the mfrastructure and saId DetrOIt has not sent m the Lewis can't yet gtve an estI- how well It'S mamtall1ed Each final figures for hIS cIty yet mate on the how the water and city 18dIfferent so they don't all sewer bills of City reSIdents pay the same rate" But smce January some WIll change thIngs have changed for the ~But there's more good news The Park's new rates for Clt) and these changes have from DetrOIt," LeWIS saId "We 2000 are $6 79 per 1,000 cubiC reflected pOSItively on the WIll be gettmg 'look back' feet, said Park cIty manager sewer rates, LeWIS Said adjustments totahng about Dale Krajmak There IS also a $40,000 from the department monthly fee of $4,850 The "The DetrOIt water and Thts should help keep sewer Shores, saId VIllage manager sewer department, smce June bills down" Michael Kenyon, has not 1999, had been undergomg an When DetrOIt bIlls the CIty receIved Its final figures for the audIt," LeWIS Said "But the for :,emces, part of the bIll IS new year, but rates could go as audIt was not complete by the from estImated benchmark fig- low as $757 per 1,000 cubiC begmnmg of January, so the ures based on past use over a department Issued ItS estI- feet fun year, explamed LeWIS mates for sewer rates based on When 1999 ended, DetrOIt was Gros:,e POInte Woods comp- older figures Smce January, able to look at the CIty'S actual troller Chff Malson said the the audIt was completed and use of semcc for 1999 The Woods rates for 2000 should be the department Issued a audIt showed use was less than around $7 40 per 1,000 cubIC reVIsed set of figures, whIch set estImated, entIthng the city to feet But both Krajmak and the pnce at $11 15 per 1,000 about $40,000 111 "look back" Malson saId comparing the cubiC feet" adjustment refunds rates among the cIties Isn't Woods Easter Egg hunt alway'> faIr CIty reSIdents won't see any ~The budget process for An Easter Egg hunt will be held in Grosse Pointe Woods on Saturday, April 15. at change 10 theIr quarterly sewer rates IS complicated," 11 a.m .• at Ghesequire Park, 20025 Mack, behind city hall. Eggheads must sign up "There are a lot of factors water and sewer bIlls untll LeWIS saId "WhIch is why It by Saturday, April 8. Registration forms are available at: 1I1volved 10 settmg a rate," July, saId LeWIS The CIty'S fis- can be dIfficult sett10g a final cal year starts on July 1 and rate But I thll1k the news IS o Woods city hall, 20025 Mack. Mdl'>on ,>ald "We are a part of ends on June 30 They have not good and reSIdents should be o AAA-Gro8se Pointe office. 19299 Mack. a dIfferent sewer dIstrict than the CIty So we don't have to heard from Farms water pleased" o Harvard Grill, 16624 Ma('k. • Josefs French Pastry Shoppe, 21150 Mack. help pav for DetrOIt's co,>ts 111 • Rainy Day Art Supply, 20507 Mack. "eparatlllg It,>sewer'> The City The event is for chUdren age 2 to 8 years old. Participants must be accompanied dol'~ The $40 mIllion the by an adult. The hunt Is sponsored by the Grosse Pointe Business and Profession- Wood~ and Harper Wood~ al Association of Mack Avenue. "pent on the Milk RIver project pmd off In lower '>ewer bIlls a" well ~ c,lmpu~l''' II1g for peacl' If t hl'l r dfort~ fall "hort, thl' ne\\ law" kick" Th( actIOn ha~ thC' ~uppO!t of KraJnlak !'ald cltle,> that Spartans- thC'Gr('''~(' POlnte~ .,tatl' le!-,'1~- m don't have ma"t('r flow mpter., From page 1A lator., Rl'p Andrp.~ RIchner (R- "That" ~PTlOll" - not h('1Og haH' to U'ie estImate" for (;ro"'l' POlnh Park I and 8C'n .1hll' to go tn "chool for two blllmg purpo"e" and that who wan\<' to bC' .1 blOlogy .JoC'Young ,Tr il) l)('trOltl \( ar~" ~md \\11dr aITrc!;, co~t,> Th(' FarlTh and teacher HC' doC'"n't w.mt to M~tT'~ ha~kpth'1ll owlee of ~rarluatr from a .,dlOOI \~Ith a M You are hereby nOtified that the annual ElectIOn of the Village of Flooding results in two deaths during 1999 Grosse POlnle Shores, counUes of Wayne and Macomb, MIchigan. IS scheduled for Thesday, May 16.2000, the customary lhlrd Tuesday In speCifically defined m the poh. Unfortunately, Mlclngan did "MichIgan can expenence the program, reSIdents must May cy are covered not escape the ravages offload- flooding any time of the year," hve m one of the partlclpatmg saId George Hosek, a member commurutles Coverage can be Lo!>ses from water seepage, mg last year AccordIng to the sewer backup, or hydrostatIc The lasl day for receivIng registrations for lhl~ eleCllon IS of the committee "For exam- obtamed through most hcensed Michigan CommIttee for pressure are covered only Monday. April 17. 2000. ple, heavy rams resulted m slg- property/casualty msurance Severe Weather Awareness, when they occur m conjunctIOn Michael Kenyon, mficant floodmg m Iron agents To determme If flood Mlcmgan expenenced 25 flood With a general condItion of Acting VIllage Clerk events dunng 1999 that result. County last July Those rains msurance IS avaIlable III a com- G P N 04/06/00 & 04/13/00 ed m two deaths and damages produced WIdespread flash mumty, call NFIP at (800) 638- floodmg In addltlon to obtammg ade- of $225,000 flooding that washed out roads 6620 quate Insurance protectIOn, 'Ib focus attentIOn on flood m Iron and Dlcktnson countIes, Under the NFIP, a flood I!> reSidents should take the fol- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID safety planmng, Gov John and flooded basements and defined m part, as "A general lowmg precautions m anticIpa- Engler has declared March 26- busmesses 10 downtown Iron and temporary condItion of Apnl 1, as Severe Weather River" partIal or complete mundatlOn tIOn of flooding The Board of Educallon of The Grosse POIntePublic School System, • Learn the best route from Awareness Week m MIchigan ReSIdents should be aware of normally dry land areas Wayne CounlY, Michigan, Will receive sealed bld~ for a WIde Area your home or place of busmess ReSIdents are encouraged to that regular homeowners from overflow of mland or tidal Data Network to connect all dlsmcl schools to high, safe ground m case you famlhanze themselves WIth msurance poliCieS do not cover waters or from the unusual have to evacuate m a hurry flood safety procedures damages which result from and rapid accumulatIOn or SpecIficallons and Bid Forms WIllbe available 9 00 am Fnday. Apnl • Prepare and mamtain a At thiS time of year, the com- floodmg Coverage IS avaIlable runoff of surface waters from 7, 2000 al the Grosse Pomte Public School Technology Department, lt~t of personal property to sub- bmatiOn of rapIdly meltmg through a federal program, any source" In the standard stantlate losses covered by 20600 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pomte Woods. MI 48236 snow and heavy spnng rams however, III MIchIgan only flood msurance poltcy, dtrect phySIcal losses by "flood" are msurance can cause dramatIc flse l1l about 15 percent of structures Famlhaflze household Sealed bids wl1\ be due Monday, Apnl 24, 2000, al II 00 a m at streams and nvers, SIgnificant- subject to flood.1ng are actually covered Also covered are losses members WIth turn-off proce- which llme and place the bids WIllbe opened and publicly read aloud ly mcreasmg the threat of msured agamst the nsk resultmg from erosIOn cau!>ed dures for gas and electnclty Please mark SEALED BID on the outSide of the envelope and return flooding As the warm season Currently there are approxI- by waves or currents of water The Michigan CommIttee for to Support Services. at the Administration Building of the Grosse progresses, heavy thunder- mately 761 Mlcmgan commu- exceed.1ng antiCipated cychcal Severe Weather Awareness storm rams become more dom- mtles partlclpatmg m the levels or erosIOn accompamed Pointe Board of Education, 389 St. Clair Ave., Grosse Pointe, MI. was formed III 1991 to coord.1- mant, posmg the addItIOnal NatIOnal Flood Insurance by a severe storm, flash flood, 48230, nate pubhc mformatlOn efforts threat of flash floodmg for Program (NFIP) and over abnormal tidal surge or the regardmg flood, tornado, thun- urban areas and small 26,000 poliCIes m force To pur- ltke Damages caused by mud Please direct quesllon~ regardlOg thiS bid to James Frantz, Technology shdes (I e, mudflows), as derstorm and wmter safety streams chase flood msurance under Manager, (3 I3}417-0465 Board of Education The Gro~se POintePublic School Syslem Grosse Point~ N~ws G P N 04/06/00 Joan Dindoffer, Secretary (USPS 230 400, Publoshed ever) Thur~day Privilege Money Market Gold,. 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Staff Wnter 341 ';592 ClRCUL"TION .(313) 343-S577 Ad\ ~ru',"g Representat,ve Ant .. bo PubllSh ~w l>~tt~ ~05E WOf\4EN They are the champions I(;';'P US I='ROM PIlOTECTIN Cit early m the season when Cleaves was out OUR ''"'' L.PR;'M caller to a natIOnal sports talk Wlth a broken foot, didn't miss a beat radIO show earher thiS week said without their floor leader, extending thetr the Flonda Gators would Wln the A natIOnal champIOnship game over lead from six pomts to mne. the Michigan State Spartans because Meanwhile, the trainers taped up the MSU's pomt guard "couldn't shoot» He mJured ankle and back came Cleaves used Mateen Cleaves'l-for-7 perfonnance . He wasn't the same player he was before the mjury but that d1dn't make h1m agamst WlsconSlll as proof Silly caller He didn't reahze what any less of a leader Cleaves got hiS teammates mvolved and everyone 1Il East Lansmg and Fhnt already knew - that Cleaves IS a wmner then finally broke mto a VlCtory dance and When I heard that caller, I said to smile, as the 89-76 Wln ended WIth the myself, "If Mateen has to score 25 pomts, Spartans as natIOnal champions he'll do that If he needs to dish It off' to Cleaves, who returned to M1ch1gan Morns Peterson 12 times, he'll do that. If State desplte the lure of NBA nches, said he needs to pull down 12 rebounds, he'll after the game, UMy leg could have been do that Ifhe needs to shut down the other broken but there was no way I wasn't get- team's top scorer, he'll do that." tmg back on that floor» C"eave» does whatever l.t takes. to make He fimshed Wlth 18 pOInts, four assists sure hIS team wms and a trophy as the tournament's most He set the tone for the team m the fIrst outstandmg player half, sconng 13 pOInts, hlttmg all three of Cleaves has always had doubters hke hiS three-pOInt shots Not bad for someone that caller, but he answered those ques- who can't shoot tIOns on the floor and after the game. Then, as If you needed any more eVl- "I've been heanng that stuff so much dence of Cleaves' mfluence and leader- throughout my career that It doesn't mat- ShIP, It came m the second half. ter anymore," said the natIOnal champIOn. Cleaves came down awkwardly after uPeople are gomg to keep talklng about bemg fouled by Flonda's Teddy Dupay, my shot or that I can't do this or that. I've Letters always said when my career was over at tWlstmg hIS ankle and collapsmg m pam. prevent the needless death of M1chlgan State I Just wanted to be IstratlOn chose to 19nore the As coach Tom Izzo sald later, Cleaves IS chIldren and adults was tar- not the kmd of player who fakes an injury remembered as a winner." Littered sites recommendatIons of Its engl- neermg firm m favor of a preVI- DIshed by the mcIuslOn of the to get sympathy from his glrlfriend - he's That he IS To the Editor: I was mterested to read an ously undIsclosed plan ThIS "Second Amendment SIsters ~I Now Cleaves and his teammates can go tough article about the CIty of Grosse new plan would create a 35- thmk that addIng mfonnatlOn The Spartans, who had played 13 games celebrate like It'S 1979! Pomte counCil meetmg dunng foot-Wide road along the about the "Armed Informed III which the litter found In the penmeter of the Kerby S~hool Mother's March~ was poor Village was discussed (March playground Wlth an entrance taste, and very msultmg to the Bumpy ride on Provencal 23, Grosse Pomte News, "City's on Kerby and an eXit on families of VIctIms of gun VlO- counCil OKs new plaza, wornes Beaupre lence hen Gretchen and I moved mstallation of a new sewer separation about trash~) The adminIstratIOn mtends Includmg thIS mfonnatlOn IS almost 40 years ago from a home system to protect Lake St ClaIr from fur- I Just returned from a VISitto to recommend thIS plan to the like pnntmg mformatlOn about on Mmnehaha Creek ll1 ther pollution Rome, whIch IS saId to be a Grosse Pomte Board of the KKK m an artIcle about a W The City of Grosse Pomte Farms was EducatIOn at Its Monday, Apnl march to honor Martm Luther Mmneapohs to Grosse Pomte very dirty CIty,and was embar- Farms, we \\ere dehghted to learn we had reqUIred by the state's Department of rassed to realize that parts of 10, meetmg even though Kmg, or mcludmg mfo about NaZISat a Holocaust memonal landed on one of the Farms' most presti- EnVIronmental Quahty to separate the the Grosse Pomtes are very lit- "detalls~ such as fencmg, land- combmed samtary and storm-water tered, while Rome was beautI- scapmg and traffic flow from WhIle I reahze that a news- glOUSstreets, Provencal Road paper should represent more sewage systems to halt the discharge of fully neat Kerby and Beaupre "must be Our Insurance agent even descnbed It than one Side of a story, I feel raw sewage mto Lake St Clair dunng The VIllage, the HIll, edges worked out" Of course, the cost as one of the best reSIdential streets 111 the must be worked out as well the article was a slap III the heavy rams of street~ hke FIsher, entire Umted States And while we were Clearly, the safety of our face to people hke Cmdy After the sewers are separated, only JeffersonlLakeshore, Mack, not located on the pnvate part of that etc , are almost always littered chIldren IS our No 1 pnonty Hannum Pe-rhaps If Lmdberg storm water WIll be sent mto the lake. street, lt was true that It, too, was a With debrIS that has been De~troYlOg playgrounds and lost a chIld, grandchIld or remarkably attractIve boulevard ThIS move will keep the fecal matter out dropped, not blown from some cuttmg down trees does not neIghbor to gun VIOlence, he That has been our View, too, after hvmg of the lake and, It IS hoped, enable the Clty other locatIOn seem to be the most creatIVe would have seen the msen<;lhv- on t hat street fQr almost 40 years, to keep Its beaches open [ wonder who the Grosse '>olutlOn,however Ity of meludmg a "gun-totmg although last summer the street took a Work on the project began on Provencal Pomters thmk IS gomg to pick I encourage parents and group from Texas" m hiS artl- turn for the worse The city began the Road last fall when the city II1stalled huge up after them? SometImes I do neighbors to wnte the board of ele- sectIons of concrete plpmg I hope the cIty councIl can come educatIOn or attend ItSApnl 10 I challenge women In all of ThiS spnng, workers began dlggll1g up up WIth somE'solutIOn meetmg to let It know that thIS the "Pomtes" to stand up and the street agam along Provencal Road, Sylvia Sanders ha!>tlly conceived and costly be counted m Wa<;hmgton on 8-1 for schools Mother',; Day to help prevent but they were seekmg ta put the road City of Grosse Pointe plan needs to go back to the nJa",t week':" 'ichool millage renewals, the needless deaths of children back mto better condItIOn for auto and drawmg board Gro"''''e POinte ~chool dIstrict voters William J, Champion III everywhere truck usage turnpd out 8-to-1 II1favor of our public Call for new Grosse Pointe Farms I'm proud to bf' a "Million I As reported by Jim Stlckford m last Mom" educatlOn 'i)-stem week's edItIOn of the News, workers now proposal Sandy Yarrington Somt' '3 ,')94 voters said yes to renewmg are startll1g to resurface the 'itreet But To the Editor: Detroit thp dl<.,tnct's 6755 addItIOnal operatmg asphalt plants don't start up until warmer KE'roy School parent<; and More letters m111'"\\hlle only 449 voted no weather amves nf'lghoor~ ...hould bp awarf' of a '-,lmJ1ar].,. :~491 voters approved the City manager RIch Solak told Stlckford propo<;al that would <;acnfice on page 8A Burdened I ~129 rmlls for technology 10 the schools, that restoratIOn work thIS sprmg WIll about 20 pf'rcf'nt of the "chool playground and ,,('veral large a" oppo"pd to the 551 who said no Also, mclude restonng some streets that have wage increase :~6,10 \oter" approved the reqUIred 18 "tatdy tree" 10 thf' mterf'"t of To the Editor: been torn up, mcludmg the repamng of prov1dmg addItIOnal parkmg mllJ" to hp pald by non-homestead proper- the streets. restanng lawns that have Saddened WIth a vote of 246-179, ly ov..nC'f'"(commerCIal and rental proper- and a roadwav ('onwp<;<;rE'centlv flpprovpd an been dug up, fillmg In trenches and gen- At a March 14 puhhc forum, Ill'''' I Wh('fP3<;;only 399 voters disapproved by article amendmE'nt to mCTPa"p the erally trymg to put thmgs back the way th(' "chool admml"tratlOn pre current minimum \'\'agf' of of Ih( non-re"Hlpntlal tax they were as much as pOSSible 'i('nt('d th(' r('<;ult'>of a traffic To the Editor: (lparlv, thp anti-tax backlash agamst I wa<;~addened to <;Pf'Brad $fi lfj Pf'r hOll r to $6 1fi per If completed on time, the project WIll <;tudyconduct('d for thf' "chool houT OV('TthE' nf'xt two y('an puhhc ",choo)" has waned, and parents and have used only a year, whIch Solak oy a finn of con<;ultmg ('nJ\)- LlOdoE'rg'<; artlclp, "Million Mom March to fac('-off- puh- At fir<;tglanc!' th,., look" 11k!'II propP! ty ownPr'i have redIscovered the regards a'i good tlmmg, although many nt>f'r<; Tht> ('ngm('f'nng firm Vf>rycompa<;~l()nfltc mov(' on h"hf'd 10 thE' March ~oIs~ue of vnlup of a t-Irong educatIOnal system Provencal Road re'lldents would hke to propo"f'd <;cvf'ral altNnatlvP<; thp pflrt of our IPgI<;lator- But Of rour"p. It doe<;;n't hurt when the mt('nd('d to mcr('fl<;t>fl'flllabl(' tht>Gro<;;<;('POInte N('wo; see the Improvements completed earher What <;hould havt> o(,E'n an WIth a c!o<;erlook at \\ ho and "chool<" Ie ilchPr'i, admlmstrators and stu- parkmg flnd rf>hf'vl'trflffic con than next fall upo('at mformatlvt> artlcl(' opnt <.,Il<.,!'to pxcpllencp, as they do m the gf'<;tJOnaround the <;chool ahout womE'nwho ar(' trymg to Sel' LETTER.~, paKe 8A (,ro",,£' POIntp PubliC School System - Wzlhur El~ron lncredloly, th(' ~chool fldmm (ountry, not mine) inSide the tub hths and Roman rUins to soar- Most pubhc bathrooms con- And bathtubs? Too small or Ing gothlc cathedrals and out- tained mdlvldual cubicles fit- too narrow Appropnate, per- It's their rageously pretentIOus 16th ted With thllk, floor-to-ceillOg haps, for people who want to century chateaux WIth moats carved wooden doors With bathe while wearmg theIr and grand stalrCa.,m, and tow- gleaming brabb hmges and water SkiS, or for people who ers and turretl> All are decorat- country knobs Locks,even hke to bathe With their knees ed With carved stone or wood France Vlve la It's a fascl- Some pubhc bathroomb were under their chms and stamed glass and fat oak natmg and beautiful country ISay so fancy-schmantzy, you had to The faucets m the tub-ettes beams and slate and tile and I love Pans In the spnng- fork over a couple of Francs to were not located at the foot of Ironwork time use them That was OK With the tub, where we're used to I love France in general, French people appreciate old Margie Reins Smith me It's theIr country, not mme findmg them Instead, they stuff They aren't anxlOub to Normandy, Bntt2llY and the But shower curtains? Never were oddly placed midway on tear It down and replace It WIth hand-held fleXible shower fix- LOIre Valley lfl particular tapebtnes, fireplaceb decorated '>awone the long Side of the tub - pre- new plastiC and steel things, ture ..., huge fluffy bath towels, Because now, I'veheen With hand-pamted tiles, leaded Washclothb? ZiP Cisely at hlp-scaldmg level they preserve, restore and Impre ...... lve ,tream ... of ;,tedmy I love the foo~, the lyncal, gla.,s wmdowb With wavy wI Grab bars? Towel racks? Add a wastebabket the size adapt water, Luilt-m hair dryer ...and IOgJcal language, the fnendly ored gla'ib, larved armoll e...the Non-skid bath mats? Roomy of a 48-oz can of tomato JUice We stayed m a farmhouse In toilet'i that flUbhed With people (yes, FRIENDLY), the Slle of two car garage'> and bhower btalls or per"on-blzed - With a foot pedal, yet, and a whoo ...h and gu,to unfamlhar Wines, the chee:.es, the minia- Normandy, near Crepon, that gJlt-framed portrait'> of French bathtubs? No way bar of soap the size of an after- was bUIlt III the 10th century to Amencans ture French poodles who guy'> weanng rumed .,hlrts and It';, dIfficult to shower - dinner mmt No washcloths The stone walls were three feet accompany th~tr owners to satin bntches Pubhl bathroom... m the even With a fancy hand-held One dinky towel holder No thick The bteps of the Circular cafes and reltaurants, the The French have It all so restauranh and mu,eums and programmable shower nozzle shelves ;;:,tvnc. .,;)t~ ..rco.sc \', CT'C' ,;",,"n 1l'1 IvilHlg, G"t l;.tt-U r.t-1J~ l'''l'u- charmingly hgured out - Wltll lhatl'aux we VI"ILeu wel e dbu - Without decoratmg the IllL.OII Vt:1lI ell l b" thl "vID the center, a testimony to 1,100 lated by plocld patch-eyed one glanng exceptIOn outbtandmg - ...potlesbly clean walls, mirror and floor With a arrangements were a mmor years of poundmg feet The cows, the bag;1ettes, the zippy and td,>tefully decorated With fine spray of hot water Some blot on a splendid vacatIOn, for dmlng room celhng wab con- They make bathmg as diffi- httle cars ana danng motorcy- coordlnatmg pamt and wallpa- bathrooms had those Silly httle sure structed from hand-hewn oak cult as pOSSible Without dl"- clists, the carefully prepared per and tile All had plenty of glass half-doors attached to the But you can be sure I beams, each one cut from a sm- couraglng the practice com- and elegantly presented meals, mirror;, Soap dl~penser;, were front portIOns of the tubs rejoiced In and prolonged my gle massIVe tree The fireplace pletely even In lony, unassuming filled to the bnm Those hot-air But half a shower door IS not first at-home shower after was big enough to park a French bathrooms are beau- brassenes, me straight Roman hand dr) er thlng1Cs were gen- enough It tends to sWing mto returning to Grosse Pomte Peugeot m The farm IS now a tiful MObt of the salles de roads flanked by ngld rows of erally m fine worklOg order the tub, bumping you In the It was enclosed Roomy evenly spaced Identical trees, bed-and-breakfast With an balns I used were decorated Soapy Hot With a washcloth (1 don't like those air dryer butt, or It sWlngs out Into the and the abundance of incredi- attached four-star restaurant With ceramic tIle" and painted thing;, - I prefer paper towels room, defeatmg the whole pur- I showered my way bly old stuff, which ranges We stayed m a 13th century fleur-de-Iy,> All the bathrooms - but what the heck, It's theIr pose, which IS to keep the spray ThiS IS MY country from prelustonc gramte mega- chateau filled With French were eqUipped With high-tech .I GrOSK Pointe N~ws The Op-Ed Page Z April 6, 2000, Page 7A [;" ,I' ,,, 'ittJl " l~_i ---- Pointe natives voted most beautiful by Paper Magazine mclude Madonna, Donatella Grosse POinte natives Pomte Farms, where they Versace, Celme DlOn and Kate Kathryn Gracey and James graduated from Grosse Pomte Wmslet, among others Kaliardos, along WIth South High School Both were Alessandro Magama of members of Grosse Pomte Their spnng 1999 productIOn Bologna, Italy, have been Children's Theater, Pomte of "Bad Seed," a styhsh rework- belected to appear In Paper Players and the Punch and mg of the claSSIC tale by Magazme's 50 Most Beautiful Judy Theater Maxwell Anderson, was direct- People Issue thiS month Gracey went on to study ed by award-wmnmg film \\'EJ>.S{ FoR H8< ... 'SHE.HAS lWEt-rr{-oNE MORE SPEEDS ~ I DO. If Gracey, Kahardos, and English and theater at Pme dlfector John G Young, cos- Magama are co-founders of Manor College In Chestnut tumes were by deSIgner Isabel The Innocent Theater Hill, Mass, where she graduat- Toledo and sets by Jack If you have comments or suggestions, e-mail Doggo 8t Mark at linesltrs@aol_com Company In New York City ed cum laude and receIVed the Flanagan ThIS show was cho- In 1996 Gracey and Dorothy McGUire Actmg sen as a Cntlcs Pick of 1999 by Kahardo ... along WIth Magama Award Kahardos earned a Backstage and KahaTdos' act- A shoe shine and 2 cents formed The Innocent Theater degre(lo \n CommU"fi\cat.\on mg was Cited Theu last pro- Company m New York City It De'\lgn from Parsons School of duction, "La Chunga,~ wntten \ the father, the need to feel he lfthe secret gets out that you IS a non-equity theater compa- DeSIgn m New York City by Mano Vargas Llosa present- had succeeded In bnngJng hiS are some kmd of "expert," Gracey has been acting In ed supermodel Shalom Harlow son up nght, which meant ny that IS committed to bnng- chances are someone IS gomg the theater and film as well as 10 her stage debut, costumes by superfiCial success If the son 109 theater to a broader audi- to try to pick your brlam That wntmg plays, most notably, stylist Vlctona Bartlett and actually had a life success of a ence by brmgJng artists from is what happened to me recent- "WhIle You Were Out," which lighting by Martm Postma happy marnage and healthy different medium;, - fashIOn, ly at MIdway AIrport In film, mUSIC, deSign, art - mto was produced In New York children, that might be a deep City Kahardos IS a co-founder For their upcoming produc- Chicago I source of gratificatIOn and ful- the theater, gJ\"1ng a fresh per- tion, they Will commisSion I had some time before the ;,pectlve to estabhshed and and editor ofVlslOnalfe, an art fillment three wnters to wnte one-act plane boarded, so I went to see new works and fashIOn quarterly, as well Only In the father's mmd, he as bemg a world-renowned plays all based on the same If I could get a shoe shine was not up to snuff, he didn't Gracey and Kahardos were There were two chairs so I was makeup artist whose chents theme have "fire In the belly" or "get born and raised In Grosse motIOned to take the other one up and go" The "kid" might be HIS son IS 31 and marned wlule the shoe shine man was perfectly normal, and the With two children to a "wealthy Pregnancy Aid Walkathon May 21 fimslung up another customer father IS bent out of shape for He was dOing a mce Job, and woman" ThiS son always had By Brad Lindberg Grosse POinte Baptist back to the church nothmg Staff Wnter Church has glVen Pregnancy In 1999, Pregnancy Aid the three of us got to talking good grades and hIgh ACT Or another posslblhty IS that A walkathon to raise money Aid permiSSion to use the helped more than 1,700 about Jobs and bus mess and scores, but dropped out of col- the son IS underachlevmg, that how to get ahead In thiS world lege and was now workmg In a he IS capable of work on a high- for a pro-life group Will take church for the walkathon women grocery store The father has- place on the afternoon of The walk IS scheduled from 2 The group proVldes free The other man said there's er plane, of effort more reward- Sunday, May 21 m Grosse to 4 p m The route begJns at pregnancy tests, counseling, no Job secunty these days, no tened to add that hiS son was a Ing, and for some reason IS wonderful father and house- Pomte Woods the church at 2.1336 Mack maternity clothes, mfant cloth- more working for the same holding back Is he holding Orgamzers anticipate Walkers Will follow the SIde- mg and baby supphes company all your hft' and get- husband back conscIOusly? Maybe From the sound of It, the son between 40 and 70 people Will walk to southbound Mack to "We also arrange assistance tmg a retirement pensIOn You Could It be unresolved conflicts have to go from one Job to was happy, but not the father raJ.,e $16,000 m the annual Vermer Turnmg onto east- for medical care, legal help, III the unconsclOus? Maybe If Pregnancy AId Walkathon bound Vermer, participants hOUSing, contmwng educatIOn, another and be adaptIVe The father thought he could do that IS the case, psychotherapy I responded that hfe was eas- better than work 10 a grocery La"t year, the event took Will head to Marter, then north finanCial support and adoption might help III bnnglng these place m the Farms and was to Yorktown, Eight Mile and referrals,~ s81d Barrett Ier If you are your own boss So store Issues to the surface and work- That's not a lot of informa- far I haven't fired myself or let 109 through them Not around "10\\ ke)," "aid Jeanne Barrett, myself go He thought that was tIOn to go on, and the airport them, but through them preSident of Pregnancy AId commendable, If you could crowds were a distractIOn, but Yet another pOSSibility I'> The 26-year old orgamzatlon work It, be your own boss, have I wanted to do the best analy- neurochemical Imbalance As a h a pro-hfe, nOll-profit orgam- The 'tittleFeet" T\I your own bUSiness He asked SISpOSSible In thiS unusual and result of neurochemical Imbal- 7atlOn that offers alternatIve'> what I did for a hVlng, and I bnef SituatIOn ance, some people are overly to abortIOn for women expen- I had heard that story many said I was a psychlatnst stressed by complex and com- encmg unplanned pregnan- times before A parent IS con- Somehow that httle piece of petitive SituatIOn'>, even ten'\e CIC"," .,ald Barrett "Man) of CAJlIecIiII informatIOn gets people to cerned that an ofTspnng IS not \.Ii hen haVing to deal With peo- the \\ omen w(' sen e ha\ c pause and take a deep breath a '\uccess, whIch u'\ually means ple because of the complexltlP ... noVohpre el"e to turn " a busmcss or profeSSIOn He was ofT the chair when of Interpersonal busmess rela hiS shoes were done, and I Somehow, somebody bemg a tlOmhlps craned my neck to see how good person, spouse, father or househusband Isn't enough He much the shoe shme cost He Because of thiS dlstre~", they Letters thought the young man was gave the man five dollars Not are relatIVely wlthdra\\n happy but unfulfilled, an bad for 10 mmutes work I aVOiding any '>ltuatlOn which thought he went to hiS gate underachIever welcome seem, overwhelmmg Thprp 1'\ ThiS man was a sale'\man, Then the shoe shme man did a a gre.lt hmltatlOn to the cap'lc- Thp Gro'>'>l' POinte New'\ number on my shoes, gIVing It remmdmg me of Willy Loman \\elconw ... your Letter, to Ity to cope and adapt and '0 III Arthur Miller's "Death of a the best shme It had for many the pprson tends to be '>ohtan, the Editor All letter'> . Sale'>man "Willy wa'> a faIlure, a year I asked how much It trymg to hldl' the frrlmg of ...hould hp t\- ppd, douhle- but '!ought hope, '>elf-e"teem cost and he said, $3 1 gave him madequacy, and the envy of ...pacpd "'Igned and hmltpd and vlcanou,> success by hi" a $5 bill and told hIm to keep peoplp whfJ '\eem to be func- to 250 \10 ord'\ Longrr let- son's bemg successful III hU,>I- the change Smce I am agamst tlOnmg at a hIgh level tpr... \.Ii 111 !w edltpd for higher taxes, I give larger tip" nes" WJlhe was obhvlOUS of lrngth and all lrttrr' are , Precious "Little Feel"". 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WOII$I CAll 313.882.3500 Toreserve Display Advertlsmg space by 2 p m Friday • Apn16,2000 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 11A Take care of your bones and they will take care of you If you want to ,>tart a lively It II> eVIdent thdt no compdn.> E..,trogen wmb1llLd With prog- urn There I, a lon,tdnt converbatlOn, don't talk about IS gOIng to IdngUI..,h In thp (',teronp I, U,( d II h( n th('re pxchdngp of (aluum from dn terronsm - that'b too btarv trenlhe" but v.ill be nght then' • R"II 5UpenJled RI'U""IJ :-'UI'C' Making good choices leads to good aging I IIClhLJ P'ddle,11 \ur,c' \ UI'" ,,-,,!c, "Facts of LIfe," a pubhcatIon as deCIdIng how they can be many semors don't use them their appoIntments could be llll 11\lOIl1[)Jl\lon, put out by the Center for the Improved upon On top of that, some people for- part of the answer that HCFA Advancement of Health, calls get to make or keep appoInt- IS lookmg for our attentIOn to the Healthy The full results of thiS study ments AglIlg Project whIch was devel- are stIll not m, but some fac- NURsiNG UNliMiTEd oped by the Health Care tors are obVIOUSMedIcare may A Mmple phone call or post- - Matt/da Charles INCORPORATED Fmancmg Admlnlstl atIon prOVide these servJces but too card remmdmg folb about Kmg Features Syndicate "lr"n~ Illc (,ro,,,, I'omles &. ~.L,lcrn '>uhurl>, "nle 1980 (HCFA), the federal agency that admmlsters MedIcare The project was launched m recogmtIOn of the revolutIOn In how sCIentists have been thmkmg about the agIng process ThiS IS espeCially obvIOUS In the changIng concepts regard- mg the role that behaVIOr and psychosocIal factors play m the process and how much they mayor may not contnbute to debilIty and Illness Cathenne Gordon, director of health promotIon and diS- ease prevention at the HCFA's office of chmcal standards and qUality, said, ~We had learned, for example, that there's a lot people can do to mfluence the course of their own agmg expe- nence Your abilLty to hear 1San 1ncredible gift that It Involves takmg advantage of preventive health semces, should not be entrusted to anyone but experienced, as well as makmg good chOIces III relatIOn to diet, exercise and board certified audiologists. An audiologist's stress" Gordon went on to cite some professional goal is a patient's personal satisfaction. of the psychosocial factors that ,Ire Involved These professionals have at least six years of "Older people must feel they have meamng, purpose and graduate and undergraduate training and unlike support When aJl these work m tandem, your chances of tnany hearing aid dispensers who are only concerned havmg a healthy agIng expen- ence Improve So we began to with seltng products, audiologists are qualified to thmk more broadly about how Medicare might push thIS glve you the best possible solution to your unique along" As a result of the'ie findmgs, lifestyle, preferences, and hearing needs. one of the first thIngs the mem- bers ofHFCAdld was set about Comprehensive Audiology is staffed with determmIng how best to pro- mote MedIcare's preventive audiologists that are certified, licensed professionals. and screenmg 'iemce'i as well They have the experience and educational Senior Men's hackground that I~ key 1n helping you to hear the Club meets world 1110reclearly. ------, on April 11 Visit Comprehensive The Grob~e POintE' SenIOr Men'~ ('Iub WIll hold It~ next meetmg on 'I'upsday, Apnl 11, Audiology at 11 a m at the Gro"'ie Pomte War Mcmonal, 32 Lake'ihore III Gro..,,,e POInte Farm<; for a FREE Hearing Screening and The gue,t "peaker WIll be the Rev Dr Bruce Rigdon of the Gro,,<;e POinte Mcmonal $100 OFF Church Includmg RU"'ila, RIgdon\ tOpIC will be "The the purchase of a digital aid. Balkan Stat<''' and Ea'itern Europe and thp (,hanc<' of ------P<,acl' " FOrml'T mrmbPT" and Gro<;<;(' POIntl' re'iHlent" now liVing Call for an aJ)pointment today! outsldl' Ihl' (;ro"..,1' POIntr" may apply for rpm"tatrmrnt 111 th(' cluh For morr mformallOn 17894 Mack Ave. • Grosse Pointe • 313--886--6903 call Ken Malrlt7k(' Ilt (~11) 343-f),!7h or P<,ter ('on'ilgha 'It An American i ll'armg Cl'ntl'n Cmn/)any, (R10) 77.1-0,)lQ April 6, 2000 Grosse Pointe News 12A Schools Church opens doors to Great books with open campus lunch-goers By Bonnie Caprara Staff Wnter Granholm One of the benefit<; ul open campu" at GIO"sc Pomte South As part of the celebra- High School 1[0, PIZ7a at Chnst tion of National Reading Church Gro,,;,e POinte - It\ Month at Richard Ele- do;,e by It beats cafetena food mentary School. Michi- and It 5 'a good deal gan Attorney General The church, which IS next !e!,nifl"r CT\'"llnholmread • ,...... , l ..1-.. UuUl LU uVl,..u...JJ., ""LAo! ...... ~u'- to Anne Flanagan's Thursday lunch program about third-graders on Thurs- two years ago fOl the ...tudents day, March 30, Flana- who were members of the gan's students, who church'~ youth group dressed as their favorite Currently about 80 to 100 stu- literary characters for dent;, come by the church's rec- the event. presented tor) each week to eat pIzza, Granholm with a self- SOCialize, play cards and watch pUblishedbook of letters TV dunng their lunch break and the Annie Appleford each Thursday book "M is for Mitten: Photo by Bonnie Caprara the Michigan Alphabet "ThiS started out as some- Diane Jahnke. a member of the Christ Church youth Book." thmg we dId for our kids and ministry team. second from left. can't serve pizza fast It'S Just grown," 'iald ChrIst enough for Grosse Pointe South students llke junior Mar. Phow b, Bonnlr (,apranl Church Grosse POInte youth garet Daher and freshmen Brendan BuUer and Andrew mmlster Alan Almdge "The Lutz who come to the church's pizza lunch each Thurs- maJonty of the kIds who wme day afternoon. here don't be-long to our church - they come because of their Defer students name those fnends We see kIds from all . .. ------. -~-..----'.'1 walks of hfe It's not an attempt to evangehze or boost • NOTICE. books in district competition membershIp" "It's cheaper and a lot qUIck- Ray Smith Furniture Refinishing By Bonnie Caprara er than gomg to the cafetena," Staff Wnter s31d sophomore Jason Klme, Customers ... if you have furniture in If you want to kno\\ about who IS not a panshlOner of the our shop. please call 313-824-4766 or the gJft the boy m Patnck church "It's fun to come here Skene Catlmg's "The Chowlatc and watch TV With my Touch" had or \\ hat Ellen 810-778-5388 to arrange for a pick-up fnends" Tebblts hked best about third The church offers two popu- by appointment only. Ask for Carol. grade m Beverly Cleary's lar speCIals - the ~Chlck "Ellen Tebblt'l," a"k the WIn- SpeCIal," which IS two pIeces of ning fifth-grade Name That pIzza and a can of soda for $2 Book team from Defer and the "Homeboy SpeCIal," Elementary School whIch IS three pieces of pizza and a can of soda for $3 The The five-gJrl team from program makes a small profit Defer - which mcluded Kara whIch goes toward finanCIal ~~Mi~ Trowell, Margaret Schneider, aId for mIssIon tnps for youth Bntt WedenoJa, Taylor Hauck group members art underfoot and Lauren Schultes - were The program may come to an the top WInners m the dlstnct- end If the Grosse POInte Board WIde competitIOn held a 8aCCeryto cfeCiBhtyour senses The winning team of the Grosse Pointe Public SChool of EducatIOn deCides to close Wednesday, March 22 at System's Name That Book contest include Defer Elemen- campus at the high schools at Trombly Elementary School tary School fifth-graders Taylor Hauck, Kara TroweD, lunch tIme wonde~ulhandmade Margaret Schneider, Britt Wedenojaand Lauren Schultes. "Even though I know the Fourth- and fifth-graders In Also pictured are Defer library assistant Sue Miller, left, neIghbors' concerns are vahd the mne Grosse Pomte pubhc (about htter and smoking out- RUGS elementary »cnoo\s were dWld- each other answenng que<;- dlstnct tournament Side campus durmg lunch NOMADIC BAGS ed mto teams oflhe to read I:> tlOn~ about the books m a "ThIS team was very well- time), I thmk It would be a CUSHIONS books selected by elementary "Jeopardy" -style tournament prepared," saId Defer hbranan shame that a few kIds who school lIbranan;, The student The wmmng teams went on to Sandy Slemaszko "They read cause the problems would close WEAVINGS teams then competed agamst represent theIr 'ichools at the every book more than once" the campus," saId Akndge "For us It'S been a bless 109 to plus a selection of have open campus If they're gifts & art pieces gOIng to close campus there It's TV production telethon time ought to be some middle ground between open campus By Bonnie Caprara auctIOn Iteml'o donated by local equipment In order to acceler- 15222 East Jefferson and closed campus" Staff Writer hu<;me'>..'ies and appearances ate their knowledge and Grosse Pointe Park It's actIOn time for more by local celebntleh mcludmg Improve programmmg The between Lakepointe &. Beaconsfield lIghts and camera" for the MIke Duffy from the DetrOIt telethon IS an effective way for "ThIS IS one of the perks of Grosse Pomte North and South Free Pre<;", The Df'trOlt News' the students to acqUIre hands- open campus - to corne to 313 - 822 .6472 church and eat pizza," saId hIgh "chao\:" TV productIOn Pete Waldmelr and WDIV-TV on expenence and raise money students "portsca"ter F red Mcleod to further thIS goal" seOlor and Chnst Church Grosse Pomte panshlOner Last year's telethon raIsed Carne Sutton The TV productIOn crew" at "The TV productIOn c1as"es $23,000 for the TV productlOn both hIgh school" WIll be hold- at Gro<;se Pomte North and labs ThIS year the students 109 then annual telethon South high '>chool'i arc funded are almmg to raIse $25,000 Saturday, Apnl15 from 8 a m - through the '>chool,,' budget;, Cash donatIOns and auctIon Amencan Heart 10 P rn on Corncast Channel and are malntamed at a haslc Items are tax-deductible A'il>OCllltlon~ 20 The telethon Will be creat- "kIll level" 'ald telethon par- -..-- ed, performed and produced bv ent-volunteer Garrett Meyer" For mor" mfonnatlOn, call Choose-- G the student;, m an effort to "Becau-,e productIOn capabl1l- (3131 343 2008, or VISit T ral'ie money for additIOnal tiP" arc llmlted the "tudent'i www gph<;Telethon home- eqUIpment ha~e takpll It upon themselve<; <;tead com or Healthful The telethon Will feature to \~ork t(mard upgrading WW\\ gro<;<;epomteTV com Foods RATES The New ChanJler Park Golf Course :\D\'.\~TACE SAVINGS It iOll 1re 'erlou, a!-'lllt reducmg )our handIcap, or "'Imp!) want tipS to ThIS newly renovated COUT:,C 1:' a mu:,t play' SIXnew Imrr,)\ l \ ,Jur ,hI m game thl' da" may be for )OU Together \\ Ith an $50,000 + rCI1U\ a"ht1nt Pr,) Goiter and a YMCA Prole~'lOnal Per.,onal Tramer, you ~ ponds, 38 new ">and bur.ker'>, ated tce boxc" II ill get )nn,h on golf le"lm, and ...utflClent health and exerCIse tipS to 5.25 new moundmg, 800 addItional vard'>, new ac;phalt In cart paths, added tee box amCl11tlc,>,il rcnovated enhanl.e wur etteull enc~~ ani round of golf c1ubhow.e, and much more all m,lke The \e\\ Thur~da) 7: 30 . 9:00 p,m, • Wellness I Gym $25,000 - $49,999 5.00~ Chandler Park' a challenge and a pure JOy to golf Minimum 6 • MaXimum 10 per c1a~~ Fee~: General Member~ $52,50 Program Members $105 Located @ 1.94 & Conner Ave. Just South of 1.94 $10,000 - $24)999 r------,Lakeshore Fami~ YMCA 4.00~ 12801 Chandler Park Dnve - Detroit, MJ 48211 9th Annual Golf Outing (B; Monday, May 22, 2000 Park your money where greal rates and total hqUldlf) Ca1l3n.nt-715S to reserve your tee-time Y give you a dear saVIngs advantage Gowanl. 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A<.' _ .-_ ...... __ ~ __ ... School Gro~.e South High School Gradp 12 Schulte h eaptam of the var~lt) ~Wlmmlng, diving and g) mna.tIC. team~ and wa~ South\ ~cholar ath lete nominee In gymna. h('(" f,.n" Q.t~tp ('omrl'lht,nn Sh(' IS also Laptam of the Safe Ride;, team, a volun teer at Harper Ho,pltal, took part In a work/;,tudv where she worked on con "tructlOn of a college In I~rael and y, state geography bee American Heart -' CPR Association... ~ By Bonnie Caprara expense paId tnp to the nation- can keep your 10\c alirc Foght1tlg Heart Dr...... Staff Writer al competition The WInner of and Stroke Q Where wdl three Grosse the natIOnal competitIOn WIll Pomte students "bee" on be awarded a $25,000 college Fnday, Apnl 7? scholarship and a lifetime FIRST ENGlISH LUTHERAN CO-OP PRESCHOOL A At the NatIOnal membership to the NatIOnal Open House Geographic BeE.'state comptltl. GeographiC SocIety Thursday, Apnl 13th tlon at Central MIchigan Umverslty "The NatIOnal GeographiC 10am -Noon Society IS proud of the part It 3's Class 4's Class Parcells MIddle School has taken m gettmg geography elghth.grader Joshua Romero, back III the Amencan class- • Limit 10 • Limit 12 PIerce Middle School seventh- room through the Bee and • Tues & Thurs • Mon Wed & Fri grader Brock Jackman and other outreach efforts," said • 9:30 a.m. - Noon • 9:30 a.m. - Noon Umverslty LIggett School NatIOnal GeographiC semor eIghth-grader KatIe Cragg VIce presIdent of mISSIOn pro- • Teacher - Amy Cornell • Teacher - Sally Burns were three of the top 100 scor- grams Terry Garcia "We Stale LICensed South gets down to ers m MIchigan III a wntten beheve that today's .,tudents geography test admlmstered must have a knowledge of 800 Vernier by the NatIOnal GeographIC geography to prepare for their Grosse POInte Woods " fBusiness'in spring SocIety m December future role as steward" of thp (Corner of Wedgewood "nd \l"nn"r) planet" \ 313-884-5040 musical They Will now compete A\ agalllst 97 other students Students at Grosse Pointe South HIgh SCbool across the state for a chance to bave been "really trying" to get down to business to quahfy for the natIOnal compe- prepare for its school musical "How to Succeed in titIOn slated for May 23 and 24 (~, THE GROSSE POINTE Business Without Really Trying" whicb runs at the m Washmgton. DC, moderat- Grosse Pomte Performing Arts Center at Grosse ed by "Jeopardy" host Alex Pointe North High SChoolApril 12-16. Tickets are ~~1lACADEMY $10 for adults and $8 for students and seniors and Trebek are available at Posterity: A Gallery in the Village. 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TUES, WED, FRIDAY 8,30 - 6PM April 6, 2000 Grosse Pointe News News 15A Put humor in your photographs We've all heard the expres- !>lOns ~hghten up" and ~don't take hfe so senou!>ly" as com- mon phrase!> of how to best deal with life's day-to-day stresse!> And we all know how Important It IS to have and maintain a good !>ense of humor to get us through pre!>- sure-filled days Have you ever thought about Photogmph~/ "lightenmg up" on your photog- raphy by puttmg some humor m your shots" Domg so can be By Monte Nagle refreshing and Will add vanety grandpa come to VISit, thmk up Greek woman saddlmg up a to your photographiC portfolio some slapstick routme involv- donkey She certamly wasn't You can put humor m your Ing the family that you can planmng on gomg for a nde, I photographs two ways inten- capture on film thought But maybe I was tional planmng or stumbling The advantage of planned wrong Antlclpatlng a humor- onto a funny SituatIOn humor photographs IS that you ous SituatIOn, I qUickly deter- Planned humor can begm at have time to prepare yourself mmed exposure and pre- home With your kids and fami- photographically You can com- focused on the donkey Sure ly pets You can dress up your pose, focus and determme enough, wlthm seconds, thiS little girl In mom's high heels exposure m advance charmmg lady was atop her and makeup or pose your The second type of humor mount and was off on her Jour- Labrador on the plano bench, photography reqUires more ney paws on keys, ready to play a spontaneity on your part Bemg ready enabled me to Mozart concerto' because most often the actIOn record thiS delightful moment Have a cat and goldfish? IS m front of you almost before on film How about settmg your feline you know It And unless you're I always try to be on the alongSide the goldfish bowl and ready, you may miss the shot lookout for humor both Wlth then walt for that hungry, lip- Strolling down a back street and Without my camera After smackmg look m hiS eyes! Or m a small Greek Village on all, Iightemng up IS a real the next time grandma and Corfu, I noticed an elderly "snap'" ..: ,- ...... ,. By having his camera ready to shoot. an alert Monte Nagler was able to capture this delightful and humorous scene on film. Don't be asleep at the wheel National Sleep "With the SWitch to daylight- • Bemg awake for 20 hours saVlng'l time, motonsts should or longer Awareness Week 2000 take extra caution so they're • Workmg mor(' than one Job WIth daylight-saVings time not drow'ly or, wor'le yet, and/or workmg mght 'lhlfts Just put Into effect, the asleep at the wheel," said Betty To prevent drowsy dnVlng, National Sleep FoundatIOn has J Mercer, OHSP dlVlslon direc- get a good night'" sleep, dnve eye-openmg news about thE' tor dunng daylight hour'l, share benefit'l of good "Ieep and how Those most susceptIble to the dnvmg when takmg long to get more of It The group rec- fatigue-related crashes are tnp" and aVOid alcohol and ogmze'l that when we "spnng long-haul truck dnver'l, 'lhlft medicatIOns pnor to dnvmg forward," our bodies lose an worker'l, young dnvers, per- The National Sleep hour of "leep 'Ions With sleep dl~order" and FoundatIOn al~o has several The Michigan Office of those takmg certam ml'dlca- commumty "Ieep awarl'ness Highway Safety Planning tlOn" partner'l throughout Michigan (OHSP) ha'l Jomed Wlth the Factor'l 8'l'loclated With The'll' hE'althcare proVider" NatIonal SIE'ep FoundatIOn a'l fatlgue-r('lat('d cra"he'l arc promote public under'ltandmg a ('Ooperatlve co-"pon'lor, recog- of 'lleep and sleep dl<;order" nt7mg that drow"y dnvmg 1'1 a • Sl('('ptng fewer than ,>IX through ('ducatlOn rec;earch ';PrJou~ problem that con- hour'l p('r Olght and advocacy tnbutc'l to thou 'lands of crash- Prices and Items In thiS ad are good E''l ('ach YE'ar Drow'ly dnvmg se our we sIte DOUBLE U'TO "Iow~ a dnver''l rpactlOn tIme, Monday, April3rd thru Sunday, April 9th, 2000 decrea'le" awarene'lS of 'lur- @ . lit Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and lIvlngson . lit"' q f 1') ~ '.:, (: ~1 (J t r 1 : f tl (\ 'v\':" r n 1" County Kroger stores ~'50~ roundmg<, and Impair" Judg- COUPONS tlEnOlI'OItnalU m('nt , 0 sell our Classified Ads April 6, 2000 16A Business Grosse Pointe News Some Internet start-ups unravel nervously Another WIld week, WIth the tons of cash, may find the Thl' releIenll' book ... mdude drnves first quarter endmg last money truck all locked up Mood~'... 1m e ...tor.... SerVice, For newspapers, the senous Fnday, amid the usual .Wln- when they stop by for theIr SLmd'lI d &. POOl ~ ('orp Value lnvestor uitually skips the Let's talk ...STOCKS - dow dressmgs " semi-annual refill ..... ' -: Lull' ,\11(1 other'> The'>e are locals, the Freep and The Vl'n Because mutual funds and Last Friday, drkoop com, the ~',iI "_ 5 =: - ..... - - • tl'{ hnllal '>0...klp them on News, because their reader- other professIOnally managed Internet health company, ~our lil ...t VI ,>It' ~hlp doe~n't need the techmcal portfohos pubhsh then hold- released ItS 1999 annual USA Toda, dnd other~ (,H'l'klyl, Bu~me",> Week, US Plofe""lOnal anal V.,tb and ...tock tables prOVIded by the ings every end of quarter, there report, along \\-1th Its audItor's Which do ,ou fmd mu~t u~el Ne'" 'l and World Report, 'tack broker' have \~Idelv dlf- Journal, NY Times or IS often a flurry of "asset comment mdlcatmg "substan- fnendly? FUI be;" Money, Fortune and a fenng prefeleme., LTS' annual Investor's Busmess Dally lIdJu ..tm{,'1t .." rp~d .. th .. lll"t tlal douht ahout thp comDanv's ~" ... r"rll'odH ~1... Hld m8P"R- ho~t of othpr~ too numero\l<, to wb'lnptlOn., total OVi'r $'100 Your mtroductory VISits to week of the quarter ablhty to continue as a gomg ZlOes, ;,tart \\ Ith Bal ron .... mentIOn and ,oml' art' not even read your hbrary should be relative- As the concern" The stock fell 40 per- "h( n the npxt monthly copy ly short, about an hour, momentum cent, closmg at 3 9/lU' because numbers can be dull, of the market ThiS cash shortage Sickness even bonng shifts and IS spreadIng among B2C (busI- After your first hbrary VISit, sectors are ness-to-consumers) Internet LTS suggests you mall an rotated from compames, IOcludmg CDNow, mqUiry to the NArC, that's the "aggressive the musIc retaIler, and Peapod, NatIOnal Assoclatton of buy" to "mar- the grocer Investors Corp, 711 West 13 ket neutral" MlIe Road, Madison Heights, to "ho~.:i" Mea culpa Ml48701 (whtch really It had to eventually happen ThiS IS the world headquar- means "avatl- ters of the lOvestment club By Joeeph The obVIOUSerror not caught able for Mengden by the computer's "spell check" movement, which started nght I sale"), portfo- But two weeks' errors, back to here In the Detroit area In lio managers "dress up" their back, are mexcusable 1951 holdmgs m the most favorable LTS became lOfected With Ask them to mall you their spothght that Washmgton disease, the "Membership KIt," free of 'Heaven forbid that there are confusmg "Ilhons " Can't tell a charge any tobacco shares or Procter mllhon from a bllhon from a Next week, LTS will discuss &: Gamble shares that were tnlhon After all, It's only three mvestment clubs, where you overlooked and rematn on the more zeros can "learn and earn " 1 I books Thanks to a sharp-eyed, very Last week was not very pret- knowledgeable reader, Edward Joseph Mengden ~ a f"esulent ty for the Dow Jones The game Schuler, LTS' confuSIOn about Bon Secours Gift Shop Grand Opening of the City of Gros~ Pomte and score was Bears, 4, Bulls, 1 NYSE tradmg volume fan be former chatrman of Flrst of For the week, the DJI lost set straight A "dazzling package" hu opened in the City of Grosse Pointe. the gift shop at Mlch/iIan He IS also a member 191 pomts to close at 10,922, The current NYSE weekly Bon 8ecours Hospital on Cadieux. "The Shop is a gift package in itself with new of the Fmanclal Analysts off 1.7 percent volume was not 5 8 mllhon Ughting, carpeting and sparkllng window-design," said Flo Kllber, a member of the SocIety of DetrOIt Inc. The real turmotl was over at shares, It was 5 8 btlllOn 4OO-member Bon Secours Assistance league, the all-volunteer group that runs the -Let's Talk Stocks" ts spon- the NASDAQ The Composite shares, almost 12 bl1hon per shop. Klfber said the shop offers "fresh, unusual gilts for the person, home, office, sored by Comer/ca Inc , FIrst of Index tanked 390 pomts, off 7 9 day. Mea culpa Thanks, cottage; jewelry and accessories: greeting cards and wraps: fetching Infant and tod- MIChigan, John M Rickel, CPA percent on the week, closing at Edward! dler wear of quality; unique toys. cuddly animals and books; essential sundries: PC, and Rickel & Baun, PC. 4,573. toothsome candles and wanted magazines." Shop hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. week- In Gro&sePomte Farms A strong rally Fnday, up 115 How do I start? days: noon to 4 p.m. on weekends. pomts, kept the final tally from bemg even worse! That's the question LTS Abby Joseph Cohen, hears every now and then "All of my Investments are JOHN M. RICKEL, C.P.A., P.C. Goldman Sachs' market strate- CERT FlED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT gist, suggested ear her last Insured by Uncle Sam, mostly 63 KERCHEVAL SUITE 100 First of Michig week that mvestors pull back CDs from my local bank I don't know anythmg about stocks or GROSSE POmT£FARMS M,CHIGAN 48236.3627 DIVWON 0'PAllIi'I$1'OCZ 'co INC somewhat from technology TELEPHONE 313/881.8200 mutual funds, but I won't lose stocks Translated, that might EMAIL flckel baun@home com HEADQUA TERS FOR mean, "Take some profits and my money m the market How T AX EXEMPT MUNICIPAL BONDS do I start?" RICKEL & BAUN reduce exposure through asset Co! for a FREE copy of ollr MUf1lClpal Bond Inventory Many people are mtroduced A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION reallocation" 131 Kercheval, Suite 130 20155 Mack Avenue, to stocks where they work, ATTORN EYS AT LAW The artifiCial shortage of KERCHEVAL SUITE Gros~e POinte Fanns Grosse Pointe Woods through pensIOn plans, profit 63 100 Internet IPOs may be weanng GROSSE Po NTE "ARMS MICHIGAN 48236.3627 313.886.1200 313-884.9600 shanng, IRAs, etc thm At the tune of the IPO, TELEPHONE 313/886-0000 800.544.9987 800.852.6693 the underwnteTB tYl'\ca\\y Some are Initiated through FACSIMILE 313/886-0405 M~tnbcr NYSE SIPC requIre the founders and mSld- mhentance, when a lawyer's ers to "lock up" all their shares letter amves WIth some beau- for SiX months ttfully engraved stock certifi- Thereafter, they are free to cates dump their shares, subJect to But for many of us - young SEC reglstratton or exemptIOn or old, man or woman, chtld or procedures Beheve It or not, grandparent - It's the san'le there IS a webSite, c;ld questIOn, "How do I start?" ipolockup com, which keeps First, LTS sends the mqulrer track of these lock-u[)s and to their pubhc hbrary, that pubhshes their expiratIOn fountam of all knowledge 10 dates every City, VIllage or township Actually, only a few mSlders Ask to see the "Busmess "batl out" as soon as possible Readmg Room" after the expiration of their From now on, yoUi pnnClpal "lock up" sources for stock market Then there are some pro's on research are your hbrary and the other Side - stock traders the Internet (assummg you who try to sell short those have computer access at home stocks WIth a nearby lock-up or at work) expiration 10 the hope that The Busmess Readmg Room inSider selhng WIll depress the WIll contatn all sorts of mfor- share pnce so the short seller matlon, newspapers, penodl- can buy m and cover at a prof- cals, magazmes, books and ref. it erence volumes As Internet IPOs flounder, On your first VISit. pretend that new Issue market may go It's a candy store, and you only on vacation Last Fnday, trad- want to taste the merchandise er.com walked down the aisle, Start WIth the newspapers debutmg at $28-plus, but end- Pick up the Wall Street ing the first day at around $191 Journal, Investor's Busmess Internet start-ups, losmg Dally, the New York TImes, St. John to partner with Mount Clemens OffiCials of St John Hospital County" and Medical Center plan to The affiliatIOn would result expand health care semce 10 III one of the country's largest Macomb County through a teachmg programs m osteo- partnership With Mount pathiC medlcme Other medical Clemens General Hospital benefits mclude collaboratmg Both hospitals' boards of 10 oncology and outpatient trustees have agreed to develop surgery On the busme~s Side, a partnership Details are the hospltal~ expect to 'lave bemg worked out, but both hos- money by combmmg purchase'! "Forget about woulda coulda shoulda. I'm doing It." pitals WIll remam mdependent of medIcal supplies whlle collaboratmg on semces Robert Mllew"kl, presldpnt Michigan National Retirement Planning. An agreement IS expected With- and CEO of Mount Clempm Do I( for yourself Talk to iln Investment "pee ailS! at M chlgan In 90 days General Hospital 'laId workmg National Whether t s for etlrement or a complete fmanClal NWe look forward to thiS WIth St John would be "fiscally strateglc alliance WIth Mount responSible" whIle mamtammg plan we can prav df' you With a brand r By Jim Stickford floor bathroom wall and partI- "We're looking for a palm thIng I.., UI ged to contact Cnmp do..,pl) with bchool offiCial, m them very benou..,ly for that Staff Writer tIOn print or a fingerprint," said Stopper.., at (J 13 i H85-2627 IOve..,tlgatmg the threat rea<;on It'" not fair to the va..,t Although no one was hurt. InvestIgating detective Farms pubhc ,afety director There I.., a reward flJr Inform'l Wc have a criteria we u..,e to majority of kIds who wdnt a Grosse POInte Farms pubhc MIchael McCarthy found the Robprt Fel ber "The me'bagc tlOn leadmg to an arre"t ('valuate buch threab and to quality educatIOn and we won't safety officer, are talong wnt- phrase, "Shooting "pree = appears to have been written deude whether or not to dObe a accept thl! excuI)e that It\ ju..,t ten threats found m Gros"e Columbine 2 3/39" wntten by the ,dme per..,on and we Becau,e of the threat, hI'> ,chool," Ferber bald 'It'" a a ;,chool prank n Pomte South HIgh School seri- above the urinals and on a par- have been told that thlb WIll department mobdlted extra ,ecH't cnterla becaube we don't ously titIOn m the bathroom receive top priority from state resource, and placed addltlOn \\dnt COP} cat..., ""hlch are a real Pohce contmue to mve..,tl On Tuesday, March 28, He supervl"ed the removal of pohce" al offiu'r.., at the <;choo] on ""orr) gate the mCldent and are W,llt- Farms pohce were called to the partlhon and Ib trans- The department l'i lookmg Wedne..,day, Malch 2CJ, Ferber mg for the rel)ults of the foren- South HIgh School to investi- portatIOn to the MichIgan for a bu"pect, Ferber saId bald 'Thebl' threat!> can Iedll} dl,- "IC;, tests conducted by ;,tatl gate threats written on a first State Pohce Lab m Lan'img Anyone who mIght know some. The department al'io worked rupt the by<;tem and we take pohce lab techmclan;, Wayne County judge testifies about personal pr~tection orders By Brad Lindberg County CirCUIt Court He file for a PPO courtroom m downtown Anyone named on a PPO IS Woodward ApphcatlOns are available m Staff Wnter called personal protection "We can all help reduce the DetrOit put on a statewide hst mam- A Wayne County Judge who orders "personal peace orders» mCldence of famdy and domes- Sometimes It takes only tamed by the state police The a basement office They are grants up to 75 personal pro- He hkened the easy-to-get tIC VIOlence," said Halloran three hours to get a PPO, he orders are vahd throughout the submitted to the county clerk tectIOn orders a day saId the orders to a "no-cost restrammg "The number (of PPOs) have saId In other disputes, such as natIOn, said the judge on the second floor and deCIded mgh volume of orders mdIcates order» mcreased because people have feuds between neighbor" prob- He ,ald applymg for a PPO IS by Halloran m hiS 18th floor theIr effectiveness, not More than 90 percent of the more confidence that the sys- lems are often resolved as SImple as gomg downtown courtroom mcreased VIOlence PPO requests on hiS docket tem IS workmg to stop thl;, type through medIallon to the Coleman Y Young Halloran said he sometlme'i Issues PPOs within three Judge RIchard Halloran deal Wlth people "10 a relatIOn- of vIolence," said Halloran He Either way, he saId, "the only BUlldmg, the former Clty- oversees the enllre personal shIp," he saId He encouraged SIgnS up to 1,300 personal pro- way these orders work IS If County BUlldmg on the corner hours Other tImes, he sets up a heanng Wlthm seven days protection docket 10 Wayne people needIng protectIOn to tectIOn orders a month m hIS they're enforced" of East Jefferson and Just in case - Some simple and useful flood safety leads to follow The MIchIgan CommIttee for your property m relatIOn to •After a flood tIme dunng the year However, fact, flash floods are the No 1 pOSSlblhty of a flood emergency Severe Weather Awareness, nearby streams and other - Seek necessary medIcal many occur seasonally after weather-related kIller In the which Wlll reqUIre ImmedIate formed 111 1991, coordinates waterways, and plan what you care at the nearest hospItal wmter snow melts or heavy United States Even though actIOn When a flash flood pubhc mformatlOn efforts Wlll do and where you Wlll go m Food, clothing, shelter and first spnng rams the water might only look IOch- watch IS Issued, be prepared to regardmg flood, tornado, thun- a flood emergency aId are avaIlable at Red Cross 2. What are flash floods? es deep, It could be much deep- move out of danger With htUe derstorm and wmter safety • When a flood threatens' shelter" Flash floods occur suddenly er and the current mIght be notIce The followmg flood facts and - If forced to leave your Use flashlights, not and result from heavy locahzed strong If you are III a car and If you are on the road, watch precautIOns are proVIded for property and time permIts, lanterns or torches, to exam me ramfall Flash floods can begm water starts nsmg, get out and for floodIng at hIghway dIps, publlc safety move essential Items to safe bud dings - flammables may before the ram stops Water move to hIgher ground bridges and low areas DIstant • Prepanng for a flood ground, fill tanks to keep them be mSlde levels on small streams may 5. What IS a flood watch? heavy ram may not be VISIble _ Make an ItemIzed hst of from floating away and grease - Do not handle hve electrl- nse qUICkly In heavy ram Flood watch means that to you, but may be mdIcated by personal property well in Immovable machmery cal eqUIpment m wet areas storms, espeCIally near the heavy rams occurnng or thunder and lightnmg on the advance of a flood occumng - Store a supply of dnnklng Ele<.tncal equIpment should be headwaters of river baSinS expected to occur may soon honzon Photograph the mtenor and water 10 clean bathtubs and m checked and dned before bemg Heavy rams can also cause cause floodmg m certam areas 7. What IS a flash flood warn- extenor of your home Store large contamers returned to semce flash floodIng m areas where It IS Issued to mform the pubhc mg? the hst, photos and documents • Dunng a flood the floodplam has been urban- and cooperatmg agencIes that Flash flood warnmgs mean m a safe place _ AVOIdareas subject to sud- Flood facts Ized current and developmg weath- that flash floodmg IS alread) _ Memonze the safest and den floodmg 1. What IS a flood and when 3, What are other causes of er condItions are such that occumng or Immment on cer- fastest route to high ground - Do not attempt to cross a do most occur? floodIng m MIchigan? there II) a threat of floodmg, tam streams or deSIgnated Ki!ep a battery-operated radIO floWlng stream where water IS A flood IS the mundation of a Ice Jams and dam failures but the occurrence IS neIther areas ImmedIate precautiOn;, on hand, along WIth emergency above your knees A depth of can also cause both floodmg certam or Immment should be taken by those m cOokmg equipment and a flash- only two feet of water WIll normally dry area caused by an and flash floodmg 6. What IS a flash flood threatened areas I1ght carry away most automobiles mcreased water level III an 4. Are people kIlled as a watch? When a flash flood warmng _ If you Ilve m a frequently _ Do not attempt to dnve estabhshed watercourse, such result of floods? Fia qh flood watch means IS Issued for your area - act flooded' area, keep sandbags, over a flooded road as a nver, stream, dramage Many people are kIlled by that heavy rams occurrmg or qUIckly Get out of areas sub- plastic sheets and lumber on _ Keep chIldren from play- dItch, or pondmg of water at or flash floods when dnVlng or expected to occur may soon Ject to floodIng and aVOIdareal> hJl,nd to protect property mg m floodwaters or near cul- near the pomt where the ram walkmg on roads and bndges cause fla;,h floodmg m certam where floodmg has alread} _ Know the elevation of verts and storm drams fell Floodmg can occur any- that are covered by water In areas It alerts reSIdents to the occurred Rezoning of the Hill business district undergoes an evolution the pos;'lblhty of JOIning fon.es laws that would mandate spe- would b.. left m the cold the parkmg lot By Jim StiGkford March counCIl meetmg "The meetmg went well, I CIfic levels of retaIl It wouldn't A speCial Farms counCil work The SIde of Kercheval that Staff Writer The proposed ordmance thmk," saId Solak "There was work, they said, because the sessIOn was held on abuts Radnor Cncle homes SaYIng that the Farms city would allow landlords to bUIld a very pOSItive reactIOn to Jom- trade off of retaIl space on the Wednesday, March 15 The would not be affected by the counCIl IS favonng a more flex- second or tmrd stones to theIr mg forces There was even talk first floor to gam office space councll dIscussed the ordI- ordInance Ible stance toward rezomng the bulldmgs prOVIded the front of gettmg Kercheval mer- on the second or third floor nance and talkpd about alter- CounCIlwoman LIsa HIll, mayor Edward Gaffney tmrd of the ground floor of the chants 10 the Park Involved wasn't worth the trouble natives Gandelot saId the process, Wlth saId the process IS gomg well buIldIng was dedIcated to some mput from busmess owners, and creatmg a campaign to "We've had cIty attorney BIll sort of retaIl busmess The Many also protested and "We are lookmg favorably at landlords and reSIdents, IS make Kercheval the Pomtes" Burgess draft three verSIOns of thIrd story, If bUIlt, could only said the marketplace should be modlf) mg the proposal," gomg well mam shoppmg dlstnct It the Hill rezomng ordmance," be equal to 75 percent of the the ultImate judge of what goes Gaffney saId "We are now She saId she also favors the would be 'mam street Grosse' Gaffney SaId "We, I think, are floor space of the second story on the Hdl Forcmg somethmg lookmg at allowmg a thud least mtruslve way to bnng Pomte m leanmg toward the least Intru- The Idea was to have sloped there that the market can't support 1;lenefits no one m the story only If the first thIrd of busmess to the HIli There was slve versIOn of the ordInance" roofs to make the bUlldmgs The next step, saId Solak, I~ long run the ground floor was dedIcated also talk of Jomlng forces WIth Last month the Farms City more attractIVe to the eye for H111and Village representa- However the proposed ordi- to retaIl We would not regu- the VllIag~ t,p attract retailers. CounCIl announced a proposed The ordmance as It stood at tives to get together Wlth om ' nance had -support from mer- late two .stones bUlldmgs To that end Farms cIty man- ordmance deSIgned to make the March 6 council meetmg clals from theu respective chants on the HIli who have except for facades" ager Richard Solak and League the HIll shoppmg dlstnct more met strong oPPOSItIOn from cltles to work out a more defin- successful busmesses, but don't Gaffney said that the bill Shop owner Pat Bnnk~r met attractIve to retaIl busmesses many Hdl landlords They ItIVe plan QuestIOns of money I own theIr own bUlldmgs They mIght only apply to bUIldIngs Wlth VIllage AsSOCIatIOn repre- would be discussed dunng the asked the counCIl not to pass and strategy must be worked' VOIced fears that landlords on one Side of Kercheval, the sentatIVes Mike Kramer and Princess Di author to speak could shut them down and they Side Wlth the parkmg deck and Beverly Lemwebber to dISCUSS out By Bonnie Caprara In her latest book on the late Staff Wnter DIana, Prmcess of Wales, (The Stuff Between The Tiles) Journalist and bIOgrapher SmIth contends that the Sally Bedell SmIth, author of pnncess may have suffered Largest AntIque Siore In Southeastern MIchigan CA...... 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Harvest Tables * Thursday, Apnl 6, at 7 30 p m DIana's closest fnends and rel- ~ ~ * Collectables and Smalls • ~ ~ atIVes, many of whom have Monday-Friday 9 to 5 WE BUY AND SELU SmIth had reported on the never spoken about her before Major 19th & 20th Century Art teleVISIOn networks for the AdmISSIOn IS free, but saturday 10to 5 (810) 777.1652 New York TImes and TV GUIde advance regIstratIOn IS 19717 East Nine Mile St Clair Shore~ • Between 1-94 and Harper before launchmg a career as a reqUIred biographer wntmg books on A book sIgning Wlll follow at CBS owner Wdham S Paley the Park Branch of the Grosse The Boyds Special Event-Just my cup of tea! @4uction and soclahte and US ambas- Pomte Public LIbrary sador to France Pamela For tIckets and mformatlOn, Jom our Spnng Tea Party ChurchIll Hamman call (313) 343-2074, ext 220 Saturday AprilS, 2000 Saturday, April 8 at 7:00 pm Starnng our own Sisterly tno Preview 4-7pm Crime-- brewm'up some refreshments. "Prissie, Sissie & Missie ... SIn'alko, Barbn-ra, Kzeffn-, Parks, totaimg $4,400 from DetrOIt From page lOA Lopez, Etty. St John, Ba"", ment's new thermal Imagmg and Oakland County HIS dn- Fixin' Tea for Three" ver's hcensp had been suspend- Bunnu~~urru:hw, S,monntl, camera, purchased m part by a AvaIlable With a matchmg Pm at the ed 27 times Frankltn, Lebron, D, VICCArro, donatIOn from the Grosse Bovds Bc , We)re pleased and proud to be part of the community voted by the Robb Report to be one of the 10 best communities in America. We ourselves are proud to have been named in a nationwide survey of club managers and presidents as the number-one yacht club in North America for the second straight time. As someone said) awards are never important until you don)t win any. Congratulations! 1, i P G • Y , C t 1 f The Grosse Pointe Yacht Club * t• ,f •I (• ~ d p e a f( .. Secti()ll II w...... _ ...... 2 eatures Apr.1 6, 2000 National Library Week It's much more than books DOmIniCPangborn, of Grosse Will be held at the Central Library 630 pm By Bonnie Caprara author Will follow at the Park Pomte Shores, Will read theIr book from 11 a m -noon and an mterme- WIth Stall Writer Branch hearty hor>. AdmISSIOnISfree, but advance "Crazy, Crazy Aunt Oopsle Daisy" dlate Internet class Will be held Smce hbranes are more than d'oeuvre;s, u."g....:;tr~t:ivu...~ :~q~~r~d c~n(313\ fro!'!! !n-11 "m from I-20m JUbt OOOK::., ~llt~l~ b 11 wll",l., l",t tv Persons enrollmg m the mterme- drinks and celebrate dunng National Library 343-2074 for more mformatlOn Park Branch: Sgt. Joseph dlate course must have a workmg desserts Week, Apnl 10-15 knowledge of the Internet TOPICS Brian In a VISitto the hbrary, one can Srebernak of the Grosse Pomte Park 10 the mtermedlate class leWIS, surf the 'net, borrow a post hole Monday, April 10 mclude advanced searchmg, founder digger for a home-Improvement Borrow any Item from any Department ofPubhc secunty concerns, download- and pub- proJect, find an art pnnt to fill an branch of the Grosse Pomte Pubhc mg and other tricks and hmts hsher of empty wall, take home a favonte LIbrary, you'll receIve a Video Safety Will read "My To regIster or for more mfor- Sleepmg mOVIeon Video or the latest com- Buck. Redeem the coupon for one matIon, call (313) 343-2074, Bear Press, puter game on CD-ROM - or curl free Video at the hbrary Sister Ate One Hare" at ext. 220 Will be the up Wlth one of 153,450 book titlE'S keynote To celebrate, the Grosse Pomte 9a.m Brian Lewis • The Pierce Wednesday, April 12 speaker Pubhc Library has scheduled a followed by week full of events mcludmg story Beverly Gall, co-owner of Scraps Middle School VladimIr VagIn, author and drama class Illustrator of over 50 books an awards presentatlOn times, Internet classes and other m Tlme, Will hold a scrapbook class T1ckets are $10 per person and events and gIveaways. at the Woods Branch at 7 30 p.m. WIll present Includmg "The Enormous dramatized Carrot," Wlll VISItthe Central are avaJlable by calhng (313) 343- "We know the hbrary IS very To register, call (313) 343-2072. 2074,ext 7 Important to the commuruty and faIry tales at Flbbleetax LIbrary we use thiS week to show our • 9:30 and 10 at 10 patrons we appreciate them," said a.m am. WDIV.TV news anchor and Friday, April 14 Grosse Pomte Public Library direc- Learn to surf the 'net With a free and 1 pm Grosse Pomte Park reSIdent DeVIn To regIs- An Internet class for begm- tor Vlckey Bloom Internet class at the Central Scllhan Wlll ners ,VIIIbe held at the Central Library from 11 a m -noon Thls ter or for read hls more mfor- Library at 2 p m begInner's class WIll cover baSIC new book For more mformatlOo or regIs- Thursday, April 6 Internet concepts, web browsers mation, call "Fibblestax" (313) 343- tratIOn, call (313) 343-2074, ext and search engInes. As a pre-kick-offto NatIOnal followed by 2074, ext 220. LIbrary Week, the Grosse Pointe Class size IS lmuted and a book Slgn- 218. Public Library bnngs Journahst- advanced regIstratIOn IS reqwred mg at 10'30 Saturday, April 15 To regIster or for more mforma- turned-bIOgrapher Sally Bedell a.m. Which Y2K artIfacts would ;lOn, stop by the CIrculation desk • 8auth to the PIerce Middle School you hke to have dIscovered m Audltonum at 7 30 pm. at the Central Library or call Woods Stop III for Srmth, who has wntten books on (313) 343-2074, ext 220. The Enormous Carrot 2100? Branch: a free begIn- fuds are lllVlted to bnng an CBS owner Wl1ham S Paley and Grosse ner's Item to be mcluded m the SOCialiteturned U S ambassador to Pomte Central Library's nnllenmum time France Tuesday, April 11 Internet class at the Central Woods city capsule Suggested items are CDs, Pamela The Fnends of the Grosse Library from 11 a.m -noon Pomte Pubhc LIbrary will host council per- To reglster or for more mforma- toys, dIary entnes, letters, photos, Church111 son VickI Hamman, their 10th Annual Read A Loud at tlOn, call (313) 343-2074, ext 220 COInS and stamps Granger the following Vicki Granger Wll1be Wlll read branches and ThursdaYr April 13 • sure to "Alexander dish the times Bnng back your overdue hbrary and the No Good, Very Bad Thank goodness for the weekend' dirt on her books and pass on the fines at all Day" at 9:30 a m. Smce Tax Day falls on a Saturday, latest book Central three branches of the Grosse POlllte Youth hbranan Peggy there are two more days to file fed- on DIana, Library: The Pubhc LIbrary. KItchel Wlll read "My eral and state tax returns Tax Pnncess of author!lllusth- • Father's Dragon" at 10 a.m. forms are available at all three Wales. A tor team of Grosse Pomte Woods pub- book Slgn- Kenneth The Fnends of the Grosse Pomte hbrary branches Malecke, of he safety officer Daniel Public Llbrary will ho14 their mgand a Koerber WIllread "Caps for For more about the Grosse Pomte chance to Grosse Pomte annual meetmg at the Grosse Sale" at 10.30 a.m. Pubhc LIbraries, see page lOB meet the Farms, and Pomte War Memonal begInnmg at san,. 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Grosse Pointe • In the Village ~ ~~~~tt,;t ~ ~}\ 1~ Hours: MoD.tbn Fri. 10.6, Thurs ti119,Sat 10.6:30, Sun 12.4 Iii£~_"'~"_'M"3 • • enCls April 6, 2000 D ---G.r.o.ss.e.p.o.ln.te.N.e.w.s 26 Weddl The Rev Bryant W Detroit of SClence degree In SOCialSCI- trait necklme, a satm cummer- Denruson Jr officiated at the 4 The groom earned a bachelor ence from Michigan State bund and an mverted tuhp pm ceremony, which was fol- of arts degree from Western Uruverslty She IS a recrultmg skirt decorated wIth satm lowed by a receptlon at the Michigan Uruverslty He IS an speclahst wIth Andersen shellb, organza roses, peau de Hdlcrest Country Club account leader at Aon Consultmg m Toronto SOledaffodl1s and crystals Her The bnde wore a sllksatln Consulting In Southfield The groom earned a bachelor bouquet matched the flowers of candlelight-colored gown that The newlyweds traveled to of arts degree In her gown featured a beaded bodice and a Poconos, Pa They hve In humamtIesipre-Iaw from The matron of honor was the seqUined slort Her fingertip Grosse POinte Park Michigan State Umverslty and bnde's Sister, Chnsty Safran of veil was held In place by a an LLB from Osgood Hall Law Tampa, Fla She wore a tea- matchmg headpiece and she School In Toronto He 18 an length dress that featured a camed a bouquet of Anna and assocIate With Stnkeman, bodice of pInk satm decorated Blue Bird roses Elhott 10 Toronto Wlth pearls and sequlOs and a The matron of honor was the The couple traveled to St skirt of gold lame and IVOry '" bnde's Sister, Nancy Sauer of LUCla They live m Toronto organza She camed a bouquet l""rm,,, Regtster your children, ages Stamed Glass Art of Mr On1\ on~e a ,ear doe<-Illom 1',,11 ll, .'-1,'/11 f) ."rllldunrnp I~ Il Ron S('cour~ Cottage If, (lith, Ill' r~, IIry Tnl Ilrclne phY~/(,l'zn, workmg In both rl/l ("If(J~' //o"ln!fTl fTTld Ron Spcours Ho~pltal emer /'1111-' !I, por/nilll!' April S, 2000 78 Grosse Pointe News Communit Studies show reasons why teenagers should stay away from alcohol planmng proms, graduatIOn Adolescence can be a volatile What's more, numerous Alcohol use IS Imphcated In tIme of hfe Young people's studies have shown that ado- more inCidents of sexual VIO- parties and other events It's clear that delaymg dko- physical and emotIonal states lescents are more hkely to lence than any smgle drug, hol use IS benefiual to the are In flux. They hve 1D a SOCI- engage m unprotected sex accordmg to the CASA study health and development of ety that places demands on when they dnnk alcohol than Alcohol use - by the Victim, young people Increa"lOg them to "grow up fast • when they do not the perpetrator or both - IS awareness of the potential con- Add alcohol to trus mIX and Every year about 3 mllhon Imphcated m 46 to 75 percent sequences of alcohol u"e I" one you have the potentlal for life- teens are mfected With a sexu- of date rape cases among teens piece to helpmg young people long and hfe-threatemng con- ally transmitted disease and college students make Infa~e~, ho,,1tn~ ....hOl('_ sequences Among !lexually acuve LeeUIl, Th~ u:)~ vf dll.ul!ul ",nJ uthcr es m their hve!> Parent" can Young people are especially those who average five or more drugs IS as!>oClated With the greatly mfluence those chOIces vulnerable to the effects of dnnks dally are nearly three leadmg causes of death and by practlcmg re!>ponslble alco- dnnkIng They may ttunk that times less hkely to use con- mJury (such as motor-vehIcle DeB Foundation benefit hol-use behaVIOr and estabhsh- because they're m good health doms, thus placmg them at crashes, homiCides and SUI- The Detroit College of Business Foundation mg - and enforcmg - clear now, dnnkmg won't hurt But greater risk for contractmg Cides) among teenagers and fundraiser on March 25 attracted some 300 com- no-use rules about alcohol it can have devastatlng conse- sexually transmitted diseases young adults A 16-year-old IS munity leaders. The DCB Foundation was estab- to quences - today and later 10 The Centers for Disease still more hkely dIe from an lished in 1990 to provide financial assistance to Alwe & Free IS a chemIcal hfe Control and Preventlon esti- alcohol-related problem than students pursuing college degrees. To date. the health column provtded by You can't Ignore the facts. mates that fewer than 1 per- any other cause foundation has made more than 1.000 awards to Hazelden, a nonprofit agency According to the Nmth Spedal cent of AIDS cases occur m In addition to the Immediate students in the form of scholarships for tuition and based tn Center Ctty, MLnn, Report to the U S Congress on adolescents, whereas persons dangers posed by young that offers a Wide range of books. Alcohol and Health, substance In theu 20s account for 20 per- dnnkers, underage alcohol use Among those who attended the event are, from lIlformatwn and services re/at abuse may impair adolescents' cent of all cases. Because of the IS a strong predIctor of future left. Dr. James Mendola, president emeritus. Detroit Lng to addletwn and recoLery ablhty to make Judgments IncubatIOn penod between alcohol abuse A recent study College of Business; Grosse Pointer Bernadette For more resources on sub. about sex and contraceptIOn, exposure to HIV and the onset found that people who begm Banko, director of development. DCB; and Grosse stance abuse, call Hazelden at placmg them at increased risk of AIDS symptoms (as long as dnnkmg before age 15 are four Pointers Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Tersigni. (800) 257-7800 or check Its tub for unplanned pregnancy, sexu- 10 years), the high rate of times more hkely to develop Site at WWW haze/den org al assault, or becoming infect- AIDS among people m their alcohohsm than those who ed With a sexually transmitted 20s may be a consequence of begIn at 21 disease, mc1uding HN/AIDS mfectlOn dunng the teen years Apnl has been deSignated as Accord1Og to a study There are other disturbmg Alcohol Awareness Month by released in December 1999 by numbers. One national study the National Council on the Center on Addiction and of teenagers found that about Alcohohsm and Drug Substance Abuse (CASA) at half had been dnnkmg andlor Dependence The theme of thIs Columbia Umversity, teens 14 using drugs before the act of month is preventmg underage and younger who use alcohol intercourse that resulted m dnnk1Og, and Apnl 7-9 IS are twice as hkely to have sex unintended pregnancy Each Alcohol-Free Weekend It is a than those who don't, and year about one million teenage good bme for schools and com- Rotary gift teens 15 and older who drink girls 10 thls country become mumtles to plan programs that pregnant, and 80 percent of encourage young people to are seven tlmes more hkely to George Koueiter, Grosse have sexual mtercourse and those pregnancies are umn- aVOid alcohol and offer healthy Pointe Rotary Club Foun- twice as likely to have It With tended Alcohol use dunng alternatives to dnnkmg Ttus daUon chairman, at the four or more partners than pregnancy may result m fetal comes at a good time, smce alcohol syndrome or effect many schools are now buslly left. and Theresa DlVirgil, non-dnnk1Og teens Rotary president, at the right. presented Grosse Pointe War Memorial Asso- Pride of the Pointes CiaUOD President Mark lVebe~ cente~ ~th a Matthew Schneider, son of Palen. daughter of Peter and Elise S. Camitta of Grosse check from the Rotary Linda and Dick Schneider of Elizabeth Palen of the City of Pomte Park was named to the Club. The $10.000 gift will Grotlse Pointe Woods, earned a Grosse Po1Ote, Lindsay M. dean's rugh honors hst at Case help with the renovation bachelor of science degree m Adams, daughter of John and Western Reserve Umverslty of the Veterans Room at psychology from Michigan Martha Adams of Grosse the War Memorial. State University. He also was Po1Ote Farms; and Mia A. Elise Genevieve Pilorget on the dean's honors hst in rus Taormina, daughter of of Grosse POInte Park was final semester. Gaspare and Angela Taorm1Oa named to the first-semester • of Grosse Pomte Woods. dean's hst at the College of Meridith Akins, daughter • Wooster Reunions DAVID VILA, M.D., P.C. of former Grosse POlOters John Peabody. son of Mr The 1964-66 classes of Roger and Beth Akms, was and Mrs. John B Peabody of Kyle Murphy, daughter of BOARD CERTIFIED PSYCHIATRISTAND ADDICnON PSYCHIATRIST DetrOIt's Cass Techmcal High named pubhc relations chair- Grosse POinte Farms, was Mr and Mrs Michael Murphy School Will hold a reumon AND CERTIFIED IN ADDICTION MEDiCiNE man of Hope College's first named to the dean's hst for the of Grosse Pomte Park, was Saturday, Nov 18 dance marathon She IS a com- fall semester at Babson elected preSident of the EpsIlon For more mformatlOn, call JACQUELINE BARRETT, M.D. MIKE MATOUK, PHD munications major and has College Rho chapter of Delta Gamma (248) 746-3340 INDIVIDUAl, GROUP THEllAPY, been named to the dean's hst • soronty at Western MichIgan BOARD CERTIAED, for SIXconsecutive semesters Recent graduates from Urnverslty CHILD PSYCHIATRIST NEUROLOGICAl TESnNG • Eastern MIchigan Umversity • Grosse Pomters named to are: Chelsea Ann Richard Thomas 131 Kercheval, Suite 330 • Grosse Pointe Farms Berschback of Grosse Pomte Weyhing, son of Bob and the dean's hst at the James Vernor School Class of 640-2519 University of Mlchigan- Park, Susan Joanna Bertoni Kathy WeyhIng of Grosse Pomte Farms was ImtIated 1956 Will hold Its reumon Dearborn mclude Dan of Grosse Pomte Woods, Peter M. Hanna of Grosse Pomte mto Beta Theta PI fraternity at Saturday, Nov 18 at the BBttjes, Megan Sklut, Zoe Kmgsley Inn m Bloomfield Adams, Erica Carlson, Shores and Andrea Lynne George Wasrungton Umverslty , Know Your Skin Bono of Grosse Pointe Woods • H1l1s Georgia Panagos, For more mformatlOn, call by Lisa A. Manz-Dulac, MD Stephanie Wilhelm, Eileen • Ann-Marie KathrYn Smibal of the City of Grosse (248) 723-4562 or e-mail ver- Erbecke~ Jennffer Bunn Bradley J. Murg, son of A recent ,tudv Impactmg the ",hole body Pomte and Sally Ann Spilos nor56@hotmall com of 34 ~eb of Ide~- Image and Emily Mitchell. Grosse Pomte reSident Diane B Murg, was named to the of Grosse POInte Woods gradu- IIC1\ 1\\ In" reallv Because Identical twms have • brou "ht hurne Identical genes, they offered Tracy MacLake of Grosse dean's hst at Emory College ated from Central Michigan • Umverslty m December !to" Important It a rare OppOrtuOlty to study how Pomte Farms was named to • I' to a\old ,un environmental factors affect Snuhal earned a master of arts DetrOIt's Mumford High the dean's !1st for the fall term Amanda Dumler and e'p,hUT< and '1\lOkmg agmg degree SpIlos earned a bache- School Class of 1960 Will hold at Alma College Kevin Messacar were named Tlw I\\ll\~ \I l re dean's hst for the fall semester I • /11'1 "llH!\ medIcatIOn Aaron S. Fraser. son of' Q Stephen K Fraser of Grosse • 11(I g IlIl o!Jwlf'r & <;upphcs Pomte Park and Bea B Soots • 11('(' <.,t t1r!\ re]att>d tf'"tmg & medical of DetrOIt, Alexis M. Ashley, l'l1l11n,ltlO!Jo.; daughter of Duane and Mary 0!7ma!l{' t/I frY P.W/I 11 Dr Kayser,s cemf1ed by the '\mencan Board of Beauty Ref,nemtnt • 11'\ m hur o.,l'!Jwnt for transportn tlOn to chmc Ashley of the City of Grosse (onhdence" Pomte. Benjamin A. Plastic Surgery - the true standard of excellence For more information call: Schaefer, !IOnof Stephen and In ptastlc and cosmt'tlc surgery CALL810-776-3223 I Ehzabeth Schaefer of the City 20905 E TwelveMlle Rd, SU1te300 1-888-844-9010 of Grosse Pomte. Rebecca L. www.ma9~ydesI9nmd com or 810-PRO-FACE I I, Apnl6,2000 B8 EntertainlDent Grosse Pointe News Crabs take the cake Eng,!gements There's notlung hke the , taste of a crab cake that has A LA ANNIE Fraser and the Rev Bea Soot;, been prepared Wlth fresh By Annie Rouleau-Scheriff of Grosse POlnte Park A MdY Hall- crab meat Many recIpes for wedding IS planned crab cakes vary Wlth mgre- Fry earned a bachelor';, d1ents as well as Wlth the degree 10 psychology from Mancini way they're cooked Suffice AlblOn College and IS a student Ten Hall of St Clair Shores w say that crab would be at the Michigan State ha'> announted the engage- the common mgred1ent Umverslty College of ment of her daughter, Jennifer Some cakes are pan fnOO Osteopatluc Medlcme Mane Hall, to DaVld Warren (or seared) and others are Fraber expects to graduate ManclDI, ;,on of Mr and Mrs cooked m the oven 1'he Key I [lUlll AiulUlI CUllo:;go:; WHit " Nichola" U MdnCIDl 01 Lrrosse IS W keep the mgred1ent hst bachelor of sCience In chern- Pomte Woods and Parkland, Simple, allowmg the taste of I"try and blOlogy and Will, be a )<'1a the crab w come through "tudent at the Mlclugan State Umverslty College of Maryland Crab Cakes wgether the egg may on- A November weddmg IS (from The Simply Great n81se parsley , O~teopathlc MediCine begm- planned lllng m August Cookbook From the Worc~stershl;e sauce, mus- Kitchens of Chuck Muer). IS tard, salt and pepper In a Hall earned a bachelor of a perfect recipe for ~sty separate bowl, gently fold arts degree m pohtlcal sCience from AlblOn College crab cakes that won t co~- the bread crumbs mto the Thomas Robert Qullter IV surne too much of your time crab meat Next fold the and Elizabeth Ann Rogers m the kitchen egg miXture mt~ the crab She IS a marketmg coord1na. I'm also mcludmg a snap- and bread crumb miXture Villanova UnIver~ltv She IS a tor W1th Hotoffice TechnolOgIes py recipe for cold mustard and carefully combine consultant with Arthur m Boca Raton, Fla sauce (from the same pubh- Refngerate crab mix for one Liebold- Andersen Busmes;, Con"ultmg catlOn) w accompany your hour m Boston Manclm earned a bachelor of homemade deep sea won- QUilter earned a bachelor of art" degree m economics and arts degree m hIstory and ders Form the mixture mto 8 management from AlblOn Pappas pohtIcal sCience from Boston cakes (approXlmately 2 1/2 College Charles and Susan Llebold Umverslty and a master's inches Wlde and 3/4 Inch of St Clan Shores have degree m labor and mdu;,tnal He II. a manufactunng faclli- Maryland Crab tluck) and place on a no- announced the engagement of relatIOn~ from the UnIversity ties manager With Umted stick balung sheet Brush their daughter Elizabeth Anne Cakes of IlhnOis He IS m sales opera- States Concrete Pipe Co in 1 lb. Maryland back- the cakes Wlth the all or Llebold, to James Pappas, son tlOns WIth HarvardNet m melted butter The cakes Fort Lauderdale, Fla fin lump crab meat, of John Pappas of St Clair Boston can be refngerated at this Shores and Tina Pappas of canned., pasteurized pomt until you are ready to Grosse Po1Ote Farms A 1 eggt beaten bake and serve them Bake September wedd1ng IS planned Aaron Soots Fruer and 5 tablespooll8 may- on hlgh broil for 10 to 12 Llebold holds a bachelor of Erin Nancy Fry onnaise mmutes or untIl golden arts 10 commumcatlons and AG. WOIISf 1 tablespoon brown earned a teachmg certificate chopped fresh parsley from Wayne State Umvers1ty Rogers- CALL 313-882-3500 2 teaspoons To prepare the cold mus- and IS presently enrolled In a Worcestershire sauce tard sauce, Simply wlusk masters degree program Quilter To reserve Display AdvertiSing space by 2 p m Fflday 1 teaspoon yellow together the mayonnaise, Pappas holds a bachelor of prepared mustard Dijon mustard, dry mustard science degree m busmess With Mr and Mrs Denms Rogers 1 teaspoon salt and lemon Jwce majors m management and of Lynnfield, Mass have As an entree, serve 2 crab 1/4teaspoon white marketmg from the Umverslty announced the engagement of cakes Wlth a SIde of cold of Dayton He IS an equipment their daughter, Ellzabeth Ann pepper mustard sauce As an appe- lease finance speclahst Rogers, to Thomas Robert ()lORIOUS GREEC~ 1/2cup plain white tlzer, serve one crab cake Qwlter IV, son of Mr and Mrs bread crumbs (with sauce) per person You Thomas R QUilter III of July 3 - July 15 '2 tablespooll8 olive can also make smaller Sized Fry-Fraser Grosse Pomte Farms A May • 7 l1.1Y CLJ\lOl11lZt:'d 1.111<1 DJl ;,.1';'" oil or melted butter cakes for party passmg Rond1 and Carlton Fry of weddmg IS planned LanSing have announced the '1 - l1.1Y isl.1lhi cruise on [Il(' Olyl1lpic COlllll'.''. Cold Mustard Sauce I've had crab cakes filled engagement of their daughter, Rogers earned a bachelor of Mykono\ 'J' KUSJl1,lSI '1' P.1tI1105 'I' RllOdc\ 'I CIHl' .,5.111["1 "'I Wlth OIuons, peppers and busmess admlmstratlOn 1 cup mayonnaise Erm Nancy Fry, to Aaron Soots • 3 nights on [Ill' i\l.lIld of CI)1 III other "fillers" Whtle some degree 10 finance from cup Fraser, son of Stephen K. 23 Me,lls, including.l ("\tilE 1.1Ie\\ell .1,ill1r'l" 1/4 Dijon mus- of them have tasted good, tard there's notlung that com. • $3,155.00 per persall 1/2teaspoon dry pares to the actual taste of Former Pointer to sign book mustard the crab Itself If you choose AIR INCLUSIVE FROM DETROIT Robert C Chope, former stand1ng and deahng With the 2 teaspoons lemon to use canned crab meat Doub[e OCCUp,ltKy juice make sure that It IS good Grosse Pomte Farms reSident, emotional stresses that come qUalIty In the past I've had has wntten "Dancmg Naked Wlth a career search Dram the crab meat and good luck With canned crab Breaking Through the ell( Skylight TrJvels for Brochure Chope graduated from check for shells Try not to meat EmotlOnal LimIts that Keep 313-881-2200. 800-248-2162 break up the meat too You from the Job You Want" RIchard Elementary School and Pierce Jumor High School much True backfin crab If crab cakes were some- He Will Sign copies of hts new meat should have few tlung that you thoul;(ht were Chope IS a professor of coun- sehng at San FranCISco State book beglnmng at 6 p m shells, If any Any quality too dIfficult to prepare, thiS CITY OF HARPER WOODS fresh crab Will do, such as IS your reCipe The extra Umverslty and a psycholOgIst Fnday, Apnl 7, at Borders W1th the Career and Personal Books m the Vlllage POLICE DE.PARTMENT Jonah leg meat or lung crab mustard sauce makes a ter- WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN meat Check Wlth your local nfic spread on a dell meat Development Institute In San fish store to find out what sandWlch Maryland crab FranCISCO He has 20 years of expenence as a practlcmg WAYN,STA1'f PUBLIC NOTICE day the fresh crab IS dehv- cakes Wlll be a welcome Ui'll'o'fRsny ered change on your famIly dIn- career psycholOgist and a ~H.. 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TOURVILLE, (I P"" 'Ilk l r ~ !I Il 4 I( I rRAFAC' ~AFFTY OFFlCER ,. NATIONAL MULTI PLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY Maurice Durufle: R~qu;em .. F.,. Motets Oft Gngoruin Themes THE~ Be.... "" Britten: Clzntkk II for Alto and Tenor • ., MmIg of tlu nory 0' Abrw ..... ,uJ ISQII( Maurice Ravel: KJuJdisb for Alto fr-Jn=b~ ~ Bloch: Kol Nidrt! for Cello and Plano MS.WALK'" fr- ]nDhIJ Ittrtry;y .U~.-uf---" Secml MDACtddJlllU~ Dmira Randall's 20th annrmsary ...... wida dIr MemoNI Oorch ChoIr .... ~ ... ~ hIritoIIe IJIIloIIt WIItreQ &ii, te1lor ~~ \tJchae1 Parr, ~7.1000 ...... VII 0.-, harpesr L,.tia CIeafer, cdhsr tu~ Zenzen. Take a step in the right -"- Grosse Pointe North ...... DI'ricI Toien IlId ,... I..rwm:BCt Picard diredion, register for High SChool J. 6, or 11 miles the Walk today! ff Call BOO/247-7JB2 for GrO!Jl!i(' fbint~ Nclws details or register online at www.nmssml.org.. I I • L April 6, 2000 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 9B bM~A'~J ~~ Thursday, April 6 (313) 833-4727 Memonal program, Sunday, mcludes a contmental break- Meetmgs Will be held 10 the T1ckets are $10 or $8 for stu- Henry Ford Contmumg Care. dents and semors Call (313) Bridal bash Apnl 9, at 7 30 pm, 10 Grosse fast and luncheon Pomte Memorial Church ReservatlOnfl are reqUired Call Belmont, 19840 Harper 10 993-1130 From great gowns to exquIs- Historic bargains T1ckets are $15 for adults or (810) 774-9115 Harper Woods Call (313) 640- Ite mVltatlOns, find everythmg Fmd antiques, arts and $10 for students and semors 3379 you need to make your wed- crafts, collectibles and more Celebrate dance Call (313) 882.5330 The DetrOlt Dance Collective dmg wonderful at The Grosse dunng the DetrOIt Hlstoncal Live & Learn Will celebrate ItS 20th Pomte News & ConnectIOn's Society GUIld's Flea Market at Cancer support Courses & adventures Fmd support for your fight Anmversary With a Gala Bndal 2000, Thursday, Apnl 6, Hlstonc Fort Wayne, 6325 W Spiritual journey Enhance your mmd, body Jefferson In DetrOIt, Saturday, The Rev Ken Kalbel can agamst Prostate Cancer when Concert, Saturday, Apnl 8, at 8 from 5 to 9 pm, m the Blossom and spmt by partaking In the phyi>lClani> from the Michigan pm, 10 the MUSICHall Center Heath Inn, 24800 Jefferson m Apnl 8 and Sunday, Apnl 9, gUide your splntual Journey courses and adventures offered Institute of Urology diSCUSS for the Performmg Arts, 350 St Clair Shores TIckets are from 10 a m to 4 p m through hiS Sermon Senes by the Grosse POInte War diagnobis and treatment Mawbon In DetrOIt TIckets are $4 Call (313) 882.0294 AdmiSSion IS free but park10g entitled Are You Lookmg for Memonal, 32 Lakeshore m optlOns, the second Tuesday of $1650 or $35 for Patrons who IS $1 Call (313) 821.7795 God? Sundays, through Apnl Grosse POInte Farms Merge C:lch mer-th, f:-c!!' 6 30 to 8 ""l~y ~!s" attend q pre-('f1ncprt 23, ill lIe! .tagc... Pr"'"=thyurlJ.n onto the mtormatIOn super Author! Author! Church, 23415 Jefferson m St pm, at the St John Hospital champagne receptlOn and SallY Bedell Smith, best-sell- Holocaust tughway Wlth Internet BaSICS, ClaIr Shores Take further Surgery Center, 21000 Twelve afterglow Call (313) 963.2366 mg bIOgrapher of Prmcess Mondays, Apnl 10 and Apnl remembered comfort In Rev KaIbel's MIle m St Clair Shores Call DIana, Pamela Churchill 17, from 730 to 9 30 pm The Emmy-nommated film pro- DISCUSSIOn Group as they (810) 771.4820 Biblical Broadway Harnman and Wtlham S ducer Joshua Greene Will offer fee IS $38 Jom the Grosse probe the subject, Why Bad The words of Samt Paley, will ebscuss her years as a Lay TheolOgical Academy PolOte Veterans Club for a tour Thmgs Happen to Good People, Matthew's Gospel meet a Journalist Wlth The New York SemInar, featunng hls latest of Selfndge All' NatIOnal Guard Ford House Sundays, through Apnl 16, Broadway m the acclaimed TImes and Vamty Fair, documentary WItness VOIceS Base, Thursday, Apnl 13, at 2 experiences from 7 to 830 P m Call (810) mUSIcal Godspell, on the stage Thursday, Apnl6, at 7 30 p.m., from the Holocaust, Saturday, pm MUSIC cntlc John GUinn Expenence the grandeur of 779-0730 of Wayne State Umverslty's m PIerce Middle School Apnl 8, from 10 a m to 2 pm, Will offer an mformatlve an Auto Baron hfestyle With a Bonstelle Theatre, 3424 Auebtonum, 15430 Kercheval m Grosse Pomte Umted overVIew of Strausb' Der VISit to one of "Amenca's Woodward 10 Detroit, Fnday, tn Grosse Pomte Park Free Church, 240 Chalfonte m French ivories Rosenkavaher, Monday, Apnl Castles," the Edsel & Eleanor Apnl 7 through Sunday, Apnl tickets for thiS program, spon- St ClaIr Shores native, 10, from 7 to 8 15 p m The fee Ford House House tours Wlll Grosse POInte Farms The $10 16 The curtam Wlll nse on sored by the Grosse Pomte Plamst Michael WladkowskI, IS $10 RegIstratlOn for all new be offered, on the hour week- fee Includes a box lunch Call Fnday and Saturday, at 8 p m Pubhc LIbrary, are available at (313) 884-3075 Professor of Plano at L'Ecole classes can be charged to your days and on the hour and half- Normale de Musique, Pans, Master Card or VIsa, VIa Fax at hour weekends, Tuesday and Sunday, at 2 p m TIckets the Park Branch, 15430 range from $10 to $13 Call Kercheval m Grosse Pomte France, Wlll offer An Afternoon (313) 884-6638, Emall through Saturday, from 10 a m Sunday, April 9 (313) 577-2960 Park; Woods Branch, 20600 of French MUSIC,Sunday, Apnl www wannemonal org, or to 4 pm, and Sunday, from Mack m Grosse Pointe Woods Preludes program 9, at 4 pm, In St Joan of Arc phone at (313) 881-7511 noon to 4 P m The Tea Room IS and Central Branch, 10 The DetrOit Symphony Church, 21620 Greater Mack open Tuesday through Sunday, Applause x 3 Kercheval 10 Grosse Pomte Orchestra's CutTIme Players m St Clair Shores Tickets are Art appreciation from 11 30 a m to 2 30 P m Tennessee Wilhams' FIVe by Fanns. Call (313) 343-2074, Wlll entertam dunng a DSO $5. Call (810) 777-3670 Develop a greater apprecia- Tours are $6 for adults, $5 for Tenn comes to lIfe on the stage ext 220 Volunteer CouncIl Preludes tion for art of all kmds through sernors and $4 for cluldren. of Wayne State Umverslty's East luncheon, Sunday, April 9, Monday, April 10 courses and expenences Grounds adrDlsslOn IS $3 Call Hilberry Theatre, 4743 Cass m at noon, In the Grosse Pomte offered at the DetrOIt Institute (313) 884.4222 DetrOIt, through Saturday, Good deal Yacht Club TIckets are $25 for Free concert May 6 Also play1Og, 10 rotatIng Try your hand at the St of Arts, 5200 Woodward m adults and $10 for cluldren The Umted States Army repertory, through Saturday, Jude Card Party, Thursday, DetrOIt Playmg In the Prentls Senior review ages 8 and under Reservations FIeld Band and SoldIers' St Peter the Apostle Apnl 8, are Our 'Ibwn and Apnl6, at noon, m the St Jude Court, through Sunday, Apnl are required Call (313) 576- Chorus Wlll salute patrlOtIc Elementary School, 19800 Breakmg the Code Pansh Center, 15879 E Seven favontes dunng a free concert, 30, IS the free Vldeo Portrait of 5154 Aruta 10 Harper Woods, pre- Perfonnances Wlll be offered MIle 10 DetrOlt. The afternoon an ArtIst - Fnda Kahlo Monday, April 10, at 8 p.rn , ill sents a senes of entertaIn10g Thursday through Saturday, at also mcludes lunch, a raflle Expenment Wlth a vanety of Orchestra Hall To request four and educatlOnal optIOns for 8 p m. and Sunday, at 2 p m and pnzes Call (810) 756- Classics a la carte free general admISSion tIckets, matenals during free Portraits semors TIckets range from $11 to $18 8198 The Detroit Institute of Arts, send a self-addressed, stamped Drop-In Workshops, Jam m the fun of a MOVle Call (313) 577-2972 5200 Woodward In DetrOlt, Wlll envelope to Orchestra Hall, Thursdays, Apnl 6 and Apnl ReVlew Club, meetJ.ng the first serve up the fanciful 20th cen. Attn Umted States Field 13, from noon to 3 pm Wednesday of each month, Exhibitions Friday, April 7 tury percussIOn of the Golden Band TIckets, 3711 Woodward, A Hudson's FIrst Fnday pro- from 1 to 2 P m Readers can Food & fellowship Ram Ensemble, along Wlth a DetrOlt, MI 48201 Call (313) & Shows gram, Fnday, April 7, from share thelf Vlews as members Savor good food and fellow- host of cuhnary dehghts, dur- 567-5111 of a Book Club, momtored by At the CIA slup dunng a Men's mg Brunch WIth Bach, 6 30 to 9 30 pm, offers a Wlde Harper Woods Librarian From the old masters to the Ecumenical Friday Breakfast, Sunday, Apnl 9, at 11 30 am, selechon of free famlly-onent- Suzanne Kent, on the tlurd finest In modern art, dIscover Fnday. Apnl 7, at 7'30 a.m, 10 in the DIA's Kresge Court Thursday, ed expenences, mcludmg an Wednesday of each month, the exqUlsite majesty of the Grosse PolOte Memonal Tickets are $22 for adults, $11 InSIder's View of Amencan Art, April 13 from 1 to 2 p m ExerCIse class- gallenes and exlubihons of the Church, 16 Lakeshore in for cluldren, or $5 for concert DraWlOg 10 the Meebeval and Happy Birthday es for mature adults, as well as DetrOit Inshtute of Arts Revel Grosse PolOte Farms. The Rev seatmg on the Court's carpeted italIan Gallenes, and a perfor- people With hIp or knee m the beauty of the spectacular Wayne Uppendahl of Knox stalrcase Call (313) 833-7900 Mr. Jefferson mance by the cast members Pomter Jon B Gandelot Wlll replacements or stroke or travehng exhibItIOn Van Gogh Presbytenan Church, will be from the MIchIgan Opera salute Thomas Jefferson's heart problems, Will be held on Face to Face, at the DIA the featured speaker for tlus Corktown Stroll Theatre's productIOn of 157th bIrthday dunng a free Strauss' Der Rosenkavaher Tuesdays and Thursdays, from through Sunday, June 4 program, sponsored by the The DetrOIt Histoncal TIckets are $16 on weekdays or Grosse Po1Ote Hlstoncal Revel 10 the anCIent art of 1045 to 11 45 a m Fees and Men's AsSOCIation of Memorial Soc1ety mVltes you to take a Society Dr Frank Bicknell Storytellmg, Saturday, April 8, times vary Call (313) 343- $18 on weekends fOf adults or Church. Adnussion IS $5 Call Sunday Stroll through EducatIonal Lecture senes pro- at 2 pm On that same date, at 0771 $8 for chIldren. Mark The Year (313) 882.5330 Corktown, DetrOlt's famed gram, Thursday, Apnl 13, at 3 pm, hear the free Lecture of the Dragon Wlth an explo- InshlMalteselMeXJcan neigh- 7 30 pm, 10 the Children's Paul Gaugum, Post- ratIon of these mytlucal beasts borhood, Sunday, April 9, at 2 On Stage Saturday, April 8 Home of DetrOit, 900 Cook 10 Impressl0msm, and the from Cluna, Ineba, Southeast p m 'Iburs Wlllleave from Most Grosse POInte Woods The DecoratlVe Arts From noon to & Screen Asia, Japan and Korea, 10 the Wabeek tour Holy Tnmty Roman CatholIc Asian Gallery, through Sunday, Partake In a DetrOlt evemng's presentatIon will 4 pm, on Sunday, Apnl 9, Church, 1050 Porter m Detroit, 050 notes May 14 The development of lhstoncal SOClety BehlOd the focus on The ElectJ.on of 1800 - choose between free Portraits The DetrOlt Symphony raln or slune Tickets are $10 early Itahan altarpIeces 15 Scenes luncheon/tour of The ConstItutIOn at a or DraWing 10 the Asian Orchestra's Pops Benes or $5 for DHS members Call traced through Fragments of Wabeek, 3550 W Wabeek Lake Crossroads ReservatIOns are Gallenes Drop-In Workshops returns to Orchestra Hall, tak- (313) 833-4727 DevoDon Early Itahan Panel Dnve 10 Bloomfield lhlls, the reqUIred Call (313) 884-7010 Take 10 the free Lecture mg to the air With a staged Pamtmgs from the DIA fanner home of Senator James Amencan Museums Past, raebo show featunng songs of Collectton, on display through Couzens, Saturday, Apnl 8, Sacred sounds Present and Future, on that the 1940s, Thursday, Apnl 13 Friday, April 14 Sunday, May 28 from noon to 3 P m Tickets are Let your spmts nse Wlth a same date, at 2 p m through Sunday, Apnl 16 $35 or $25 for DHS members Concert of Beautiful Sacred Music for meditation CollaboratIve arhsts Knstm Performances Wlll be offered on Dr DaVId Wagner Will mter- Several new acqUlsibons are ReservatIOns are requIred Call Music dunng a MUSIC at Jones and Andrew Gmzel Wlll Thursday, at 1045 a m and 8 pret the Three Organ Chorales 10cluded amIdst the 70 pIeces examme the concepts behmd pm, Fnday and Saturday at of Cesar Franck during a free of 20th-century stuebo glass m theIr pubhc art works dunng a 8 30 p m and Sunday, at 3 p m MUSIC For Meebtation Senes Glass, Glass, Glass From the free Lecture, Thursday, Apnl Tickets range from $14 to $68 program, Fnday, Apnl 14, at DIA's CollectIon, through 13, at 7 30 pm Call (313) 576-5111 noon, In St Paul's CatholIc Preregistration IS reqUIred Wednesday, May 31 See an Last week's Church, 157 Lakeshore In for some courses Call (313) exhIbltlOn of more than 70 Modern mythology DraWlngs by Mart10 LeWIS Grosse Pomte Fanns Call 833-4249 (734) 432-5708 The DetrOlt Repertory from the DIA's CollectlOn, Theatre, 13103 Woodrow puzzle solved Exciting opportunities through Sunday, June 4" More food WIlson 10 DetrOit, reVIves the Museum hours are Wednesday' Take advantage of eXCIt10g spmts of anCIent Greek & fellowshIp opportumhes to expand your through Fnday, from 11 a.m. to mythology 10 the fonn of 4 pm and Saturday and: Savor more good food and honzons WIth classes and today's homeless street- Sunday, from 11 a m to 5 p m fellowshIp dunng another events at the AssumptIOn dwellers In JIm Henry's The Recommended admISSIon IS $4 Men's Ecumemcal Fnday Cultural Center, 21800 Marter ACROSS 2 3 4 10 11 Angels of Lemnos, through 1 Mell Breakfast, Fnday, Apnl 14, at for adults and $1 for chlldren' 10 St. Clair Shores Explore Sunday, May 21 Performances Lazarus 7 30 am, 10 Grosse P01nte and students Call (313) 833- AssumptIOn's Center's Will be offered, Thursday and comic Memonal Church Joe 7963. stnp Meebterranean Odyssey 2000 Fnday, at 8 30 pm, SaturdaY, 6 Fir vanety SWlckard of Chnst EpIscopal dunng a Free Travel at 3 and 8 30 P m and Sunday, New at Pewabic 12 Show Church, Wlll be the featured InformatIOn Night, Monday, at 2 and 7 30 p m Tickets are 13 Stir speaker for thls program, spon- Apnl 10, at 7 pm Have fun as Wood FIred/Salt Fired A 14 Chef $15 Call (313) 868-1347 sored by the Men's AsSOCIatIOn you work out Wlth Greek Folk Group ExhibItIOn, featunng LlIgau, the work of 10 artIsts, can be • 15 Clear of Memonal Church Dancmg, begmmng World premiere 18 Author AdmISSion IS $5 Call (313) seen through Saturday, Apnl Wednesday, Apnl 12 Explore A group of '50s HIgh School Momaon 882-5330 Hellemc culture through 15,10 the First Floor Gallery of 17 Capo, e 9 rockers take center stage 10 Intenneebate Greek Language Pewabic Pottery, 10125 E 19 Compass The Theatre Company of the Jefferson m DetrOlt pt Saturday, classes, begInmng Thursday Umverslty of DetrOit Mercy's 20 Just one The MaJohca of New York Apnl 13 Fees and times vary world premIere productIon of of those April 15 PreregIstratlOn IS reqUired for artIst Posey Bacopoulos now things The K10g Korn Tno, at the Birds 'n' Trees most programs Call (810) 779- graces the Second Floor 22 Sun OnStage Theater, on the U of Gallery speech Discover a Wlde vanety of 6111 DM Outer Dnve Campus, 24 Actr .. s 64 The Pewablc Gallenes are • fine-feathered fnends dunng a through Sunday, Apnl 16 Farrow Bud Walk through the pIC- open Monday through %7 Ba.. balls se To the rescue Performances Wlll be offered Slaughter turesque grounds of the Edsel Learn CardIOpulmonary Thursday through Saturday, at Saturday, from 10 a m to 6 29 Surround- 54 John's I.Pmk 31 DuPont nv.1 & Eleanor Ford House, 1100 ResusC1tatlOn dunng a BaSIC 8 p m and Sunday, at 2 p m pm Call (313) 822-0954 ed by .Greas,. 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"""fr.0 -1l~.,..'....._ 0 +h.. and Cone D'Angelo each made lar and certainly her most whe'n she~ broke through the Leag;e -' player), Moran (best defenSIve the All-State first team, whIle Important save m the state tItle defense on one of her patented Kelly Blrg was selected to the game late In the thud penod rusheb and Jammed the puck second umt D'Angelo stopped O'Dea's slap mto the net for the Blue DeVIls' All.State honorable mentIOn shot from 20 feet out WIth her first goal That goal seemed to went to NIcki Brown, Heather blocker The puck bounced from msplre the rest of the team Doughty, Molly Weaver and the blocker to the stIck handle Weaver, a senlOr forward, Ehzabeth Moran and off the crossbar strengthened the offense, whlle Bill Fox was named Coach of D'Angelo IS a JunIor and wIll Brown and Doughty were valu- the Year to cap the Blue DeVIls' form part of the nucleus of next able because of theIr versatlhty honors year's South squad Moran has been an outstandmg Sarah Fox, playing either Blrg scored 21 goals and had defenSive player ever smce she center or on one of the Wings, rune assIsts dunng the regular jomed the team led South WIth 38 goals and 22 season The semor forward was BIll Fox has been the only aSSIsts a powerful skater and fine coach and has taken the team Her SkIlls, whIch mcluded puck-handler to two state champlOnshtps and preCISIon skatmg and excellent puck.handhng, enabled the Blue DevIls to post an overall North routs two foes 21-1 record Fox played a key role m the Grosse PolOte North's boys talhed tWIce Bozell, Dry, Chns 3-2 vIctory over Llvoma lacrosse team was hardly tested WaldmeIr and Adam Post scored Ladywood In the state champ I- m ItS first two outmgs of the a goal apIece onstup game WIth a goal on a new season Dinvemo and Fossee collected penalty shot after a Ladywood The Norsemen opened with four assIsts apIece Andrew EllIs player threw her stIck in an an 18-0 VICtOry over Westland had three aSSISts, PJ Mallon Eight membel1l of Grosse Pointe South's state champion girls hockey team were attempt to stop Fox's break- Huron Valley Lutheran and Bozell two and HIller one named to the AU-State squad. From left are Kelly Birg. Nicki Brown. Heather Doughty. away attempt North scored 10 goals In the Northey made 20 saves on EUzabeth Moran. Corle D'Angelo. Christina Bualis. Molly Weaver and Sarah Fox. Coach Bill Fox. not pictured. was selected Coach of the Year. She plans to contmue playmg first quarter and bwlt the lead LCN's 31 shots hockey at Pnnceton next year to 15-0 at halftime Huron Bakalls jomed her teammate Valley had only 11 shots and as one of the three first team Norseman goalkeeper Don forwards - Ladywood's Katie Northey made SIX saves 10 post- South girls soccer team opens with victory O'Dea was the other - after mg North's first shutout ever Grosse POlOte South's gIrls converted a pass from Megan sconng 21 goals dunng the reg- Matt Coleman led the offense mcreased their lead to 4-2 on a tIght defense Juhe Mlller soccer team got off to a good ShapIro to gIve South a 2-0 goal by freshman Mandl Marsh ular season WIth four goals and Alex played well at forwal d and start last Saturday, but it was- lead Bakahs also collected 26 Thomas collected three Tom WIth 731 to go. Nicole D'Hondt played her n't WIthout a few uneasy Three mmutes later, Mercy assIsts as a tnbute to her will- Bozell and Josh Dry notched The Marhns scored agaIn usual strong game In control- moments for coach Steve scored but Howson answered Ingness to dIg the puck out of two goals apIece and Brendan WIth 5 08 remaImng but South ling the mIdfield and thwart- Adolph. WIth her second goal of the the comers and feed It to the Fossee, Jeff HIller, Mark kept Mercy off the board the mg Mercy's attempts to orga- The Blue DevlIs outshot game 45 seconds later to rest of the way POInts to set up a play Seppala, Jeff Dmverno, Ryan mze an offenSive attack Fannmgton Hills Mercy 24-6 restore the Blue DeVIls' two- Her specIalty IS a hIgh slap MIchael and Joe Perye each but had to hold off a late rally goal margm CaItlIn Howe shot that often finds the corner scored once South got solid performances Others who made theIr var- by the Marlms to post a 4-3 vic- pIcked up the assIst of the net Assists came from Coleman, from semor tn-captams Slty debuts for South were tory m the non-league game Like Fox, Bakahs IS a semor Thomas, Bozell, Dry, Fossee, Mercy took advantage of a Howson, JulIe Berschback and jumors Shaelyn ~oloney- Sophomore strIker She plans to attend the HIller, Seppala, Dmverno, Tom defenSIve mistake by South to Chnstma Bakalls EgnatlOs, Erm Gnffin and StephanIe Rltok opened the UnIVerSIty of MIchIgan In the Gassel, Vmme SadzmskI and move back WIthm a goal, but Elizabeth Moran and fresh- Beth Thompson sconng at the 26 26 mark of the Blue DeVIls remaIned In fall N1ck Tuscany man Stephame McIlroy com- South's next game 1~ Fnday the first half with an assist D'Angelo's speed and reflexes Thomas scored SIX goals and control of the match and bmed WIth Bakahs to fonn a at 4 p m Coleman added four m North's from mldfielder Duma Mager In goal produced a league-lead- Just under 10 mInutes lOto Ing 0 80 goals-agaInst average 18-4 romp over VAnse Creuse North Seppala and HIller each the second half, Beth Howson WIth the Improvement In the RINKE CADILLAC 83Years E And Still SATURDAY SOCCER CLDOCS Delivering Sponsored by: Grosse Pointe Soccer Association Girls and Boys " , Slock .210112 Spring Development Soccer Clinics Pre-K thru Grade 3 24 M""th GMAC S"'RrtLuu, Clinics designed to teach basic soccer 0, .. 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Thr wnte ...t son and an mcredlble March by corps of Rich DaVie." Danny featured out ...tandmg two way WlUnIng a prestigious tourna- Kowalski, Trevor John and play from Steven Coate!> and ment and a share of the Little Matthew Miller Stephen SmIth Caesars Amateur Hockey The Bulldogs then returned The title gam£' featured League Squut AA playoff home to prepare for the final another mdtchup between the champIOnship rounds of the Little Caesars Bulldog!> and the We"t Coa ...t The Bulldogs began their playoffs The !>quad had Gnzzlle ... storybook run With a tnp to already adv,mced to the second Peter FI!>h o!Jl'ned the "LOr- Chicago on St Patnck's Day round by emergmg a!> one of mg for Gro!>!>ePomte on .l tir't- wrekcnd to P:lrtlC1p:lte m the the t"-p 1() t(l'"l!1'l.. 1" t~n rro1n.n rpT',,,d r!pnp('hnn ..lnd thfl Sports Weekend Extravaganza Inary rounds Bulldogs made It 2 0 whpn tournament Grosse POInte made It to the Flaska converted a fine pa" ... Playmg competitive teams tturd round With a 3-1 victory from Osborn from Michigan, IlhnOls, over the Ann Arbor Blue!> The Gn/zlJes tied the game Mmnesota and Nebraska, the TheIr next game was agaInst on a paIr of goal~ late 10 the Bulldogs posted a 3-1 record a strong FIndlay. OhIO team third perIOd through the prehmmary that led 3-2 mldwav through NeIther team !>cored 10 the rounds the third penod The Bulldogs, smgle overtime penod allowed That set up the champi- who dommated play, erased by Little Caesar!> pia) off rule;, onship game agamst the West the Fmdlay lead With a paIr of bO the Bulldogs and Gnztheb Coast GTlzzhes from Grand qUick goals from Rozelle and were declared co-champIOn" Rapids and the Bulldogs won Ryan Abraham and Gros~e Osborn was named the mo!>t Bantam champs the defensive battle 1-0. POlUte held on for a 4-3 VIctory valuable player of the playoffb Taylor Flaska scored the The final two goals were set up The Bulldog!> are coaches bv The Chiefs won the Bantam B playoff championship in the Grosse Pointe Hock- wmmng goal midway through by preCISion pa~smg from MIke Fish, Fred Rozelle and ey Association with a 1-0 overtime win over the Tlmberwolves. In front are Craig the tlurd penod after takmg a Robert Ireland and Andrew Steven Coate!> Debbie Breen I!> Onderbeke. left, and Rob Porter, In the second row are, from left, Mark Cecchini. perfect centermg pass from Osborn the manager Zach Steeland. Sam Ciamataro and John McKinley, In back, from left, are Dave Steven Rozelle The Bulldog" ad\ dncl'd to Bargowski, head coach Jim DePuys, Matt Anderson, Stefan Knost, Nick DeGalan. assistant coach Jeff Komasara. Bill Lee. Eric Miller. assistant coach Dennis Ander- son and manager Jan Hiller, Ricci moves up on racing ladder Grosse Pomter Jay RICCI, two 'ieason'i, wa'i eXCIted after that, we expect him to be nght after a 'iuccessful wmter of bemg told by BarberlDodge 10 the thick of thmg!>," Wadell testIng m Sebnng, Fla, WIth senes dIrer-tor RIck Radachlk sald the BarberlDodge Pro Team, that he wa'i be1Og- offered a The equally-prepared open- has been offered a spot on thiS spot on the team wheel cars prOVide mtense year's team "Dependmg on how I do at competition All cars are pow- The team I!>made up of more thl'i level, thl'i could be a big ered by a Dodge all-alummum than 25 dnvers from through- step for me a~ I move up the high-performance 270 horse- out the world The season racmg ladder,' RICCIsaid power V6 engme mounted to a began With the 12 Hours of Radachlk was Impressed by state-of-the-art Reynard car- Sebnng RICCI'Sprogress bon fiber cha'Ns The 12-race champlOmhlp "RICCI has really progressed The senes annually pays season, which supports the well, espeCIally for someone more than $1 mlllJon m pnze CART CirCUIt, Includes stops at With only two years of racmg money and contIngency the DetrOit Grand Pnx. expenence," he said awards Last year, fi\ie dnvers Vancouver, LIme Rock, Mld- Testmg dlrectol Barry moved up from the OhlO, Monterey and Aruba Wadell echoed Radachlk's opm- Barber/Dodge senes to the The senes IS broadcast by ton Indy Lights senes ESPN "It's gomg to take Jay a cou- RICCI IS preSident of J D RICCI, who has raced In the ple of races to figure out what's Bynder-Taylor. a used car fran- Formula Mazda senes the last gomg on at thIS level but after chise III Taylor The Grosse Pointe Hockey Association Squirt AA Bulldogs won a pair of recent cham- plonsh1pe. They finished first in the Sports Weekend Extravaganza tournament in Cummings wins two medals in Chicago and also won the Little Caesars Amateur Hockey League playoff champi- onship. In front. from left, are Peter Fish, Andrew Osbom. Evan Breen, Robert Ireland. Ryan Abraham and Trevor John. In the second row. from left, are Steve Rozelle, Rich final collegiate gymnstics meet Davies. Taylor Flub. Steve Coates, Dan Kowalski and Matt Miller. In back are coach- Dunng her four years at es Steven Coates, left. and Mike Fish. Not pictured is Stephen Smith and coach Fred Marla Cummmgs of Gros!>e medals for the College of Pomte Farms recently complet- WIlham & Mary at the recent WIlham & Mary, Cummmgs Rozelle. ed 19 years of gjlmnastIc!> Eastern College AthletIC has helped Wilham & Mary traInmg and 13 years of compe- Conference meet m wm two state and one confer- tlttOn by wmmng a pair of Philadelphia ence champIOnshIp She has Bratnos wins MHSAA award CummIngs, who IS a semor been a captam her last two sea- Lauren Bramos of Grosse "Sportsmanstup IS a tool In theIr effort " tn-captam of the women's sons Pomte North was one of 24 life, yet It IS the athletes who North's Enn DiMaggiO was a gjI mnastIcs team at the After graduatIOn. Cummmgs scholarship reCIpients 10 the determme what lessons are scholar-athlete finalIst m soft- WIlliamsburg, Va , school, was plans to enter the Umverslty of Midllgan High School AthletIc learned through the use of thiS ball second on the vault WIth a 9 70 Richmond Law School She IS a ASSOCiation's Scholar.Athlete tool. An athlete develops a ThiS IS the third time In four score and Sixth on the uneven 1996 graduate of Grosse Pomte Award program sense of umty whIle at the years that North has had an bars WIth a 9 575 score South same time developmg respect, MHSAA scholarshIp wmner Farm Bureau Insurance, m a competitive stnvIng splnt Ed Ball won 10 1997 and Its 11th year of sponsonng the and a Willingness to gracefully Wllllam Farmer was a Winner award, will give a $1,000 col- accept defeat regardless of m 1999 lege scholarslup to each of the 24 semors representmg each of the sports In WhICh the MHSAA sponsors a postseason tournament Bramos received her award III girls basketball. She earned three varSIty letters apIece III basketball and volleyball and was co-captam of the basket- ball team as a semor Ex-North runners She was a member of the Macomb Area Conference all- to honor retiring league teams 10 both basket- ball and volleyball coach and AD Bramos served on North's Formf'r Gro""l' Pomte North AthletiC AdVISOry Board as a CTO'i'" country and track ath- Jumor and semor and IS a four- lete" WIll honor Tl'tmng athlet- year member of the Fellowship IC director and forrnrr coach of Chnstlan Athletes Torn Gauf'rk(' at a Ma) 13 dill- TIGERSlSMARINERS np, at Ihp Gourmet Hou~(' In ~ Apnll1 105 TIcketholder/Lapel Pin' (Comer1ca) She partlClpated for three St Clair Shorl''' (T1fJefS VlS4) years 10 Valkynes and Varsity Wed Apnl ~2 705 TIgers ~ayer Celendar Club and has been actIve With All trnck and cro'i" country Thu April 13 705 MLS Collector Canis' (Co{}p Opocal) Adopt-A-Family for four years athll'tl''i who were coached by and the Nautical Coast Clean- Gauerke, a~ well a'i former Up as a Jumor Timettl''' are inVIted TIGERSlSDEVll RAYS She was also a basketball Thf' 1'\ I'nt WIll ~tart WIth a liJttle ClJl!S8fSl clImc volunteer re('eptlOn at 6 pm. followl'd hy Fn Apnl14 7 05 2000 Magnet Schedule' Bramos plans to study ele- a huffl't dmnl'r at 7 Sat Apnl 15 105 2000 Magnet Schedule' (iJttle Caes8fS) mentary educatIOn III college Sun Apnl 16 105 2000 Magnet Schedule' (iJttIe Caes8ts) Students applymg for the Gaurrkl' ",a ...an out~tandmg Scholar-Athlete Award must coa('h and ml'ntor for many AI fans firs! 10000 'ans f s! 10000 lans 14 and under 'f fS! 10 1100'a os 21 ,,~ owr carry at least a 3 5 grade-pomt North runn('T~ and track ath- average and have preVIOusly If'lp, from thl' lal(' lC}oO'i won a letter 10 a varsity sport throuJ.(h thf' 1q70~ hrfnrf' mov Other requirements were to Lauren Bramas of Grosse Pointe North received the mg on to n ~u('cr~"flll (,'lrp('T a" lor tick.t. call show active partlClpattOn 10 Michigan HI.h SChool Athletic .Anociatioo's Scholar-Ath- a" ...' ....nnt pnn('lpal :md athlf'tlc other school and community lete award for girls basketball at the recent boys basket- dlrf'ctor 2l1li.25. TIGER actiVIties and to produce an ball finals In East Lansing. Shown with BramoB are Larry ticketrn •• ter YOU'LL LOVE PLAYING HERE essay on the Importance of W. Thomas. left, executive vice-president of Farm Bureau For rf',pT\atlon, or mnrf' sportsmanship 10 educatIOnal Inaurance which underwrites the program. and Jack mformlltlOn ('all ,Jim FI"hl'r al fOR SEASON TI(KET/GROUP INfORMATION CALL 113-471-aAll athletiCS Roberts. executive director of the MHSAA..Bramas wiD <11:1) 1'11'10.1'17'12or Mark Here 11\ an excerpt from receive a $1,000 scholarship from Farm Bureau Insur- KpnnN!y at 124H) 717 16R1 Bramos' essay ance to be used at the college of her choice. dunng Ih£' ('vrnmg Thursday, April 6, 2000 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection fOX: 313-343-556~ J1J-88~-6~OOext 3 web http./Igrosseporntenews com DEADUNES S;orn1l And xreem 973 T Ie Work REALmAn; FOIl SAU & AutolTrud Repa r L no~e\Jm 962 9O~ 964 S 119 TRANSPORTATION/TRAVEL ~~~~-~~~~~~~~ 108 COMrUTER SERVICE DIR([TOHY Of NEED computer help?, MI' Door-to-Door Service! ~ BRIDAL 2000 , crosoft certllled profes &) "Make It Easy... 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smo~lng caregiver for 2 Excellent opportunity to and maintenance crews busy banquet faCIlity, staff our church nursery Well established Grosse nlcatlons, Inc a publiciI' full time Apply In per boys (6 months & 6 JOinour Grosse POinte for summer clean up, pnmanly weekends, on Sunday mornings POlnle company has open traded broadcast com son Insh Coffee Bar & years) 'lour Grosse doctor & Grosse Pomte starting June 19th for 8 great wages, negotiable Contact Grosse POln1e Ings for profeSSional paint- pany headquartered In Grill 18666 Mack Ave POinte Park home Must staff If you are a motl to 10 weeks Also avail depending on experi- Woods Presby1enan ers Ideal candldat~s Will Grosse POinte We re Grosse POinte Farms be responsible depend vated expenenced den able are Immediate pOSI- ence Call Brtdgete 9- 6 Church 19950 Mack have 2 plus years custom looking for an office pro------able have own trans tal assistant and lookl'lg tions, $7 341 hour Send Monday - Friday 810- Grosse POinte Woods resldental expenence fesslonal to take charge WAlTSTAFF- daysl nights por1alon and be wlllmg for a fantastic opportunl resume to Grosse 7742649 (313)8864301 both Interior & extenor of the front desk answer fulll part time fleXible to make a long term ty call us We oHer a POinte PubliC School 81 (}"777.5475 or pllones and learn our hours Will train Apply commitment Full or part great compensation IMMEDIATE part time po MATURE person- full lime System Human Resour- www arthurvlctor com accounts payable sys- ElldS Brothers 20710 time position weekdays package Including Blue sltlon available Monday needed for 400 plus ces Department, 389 5t tem POSition IS full lime Mack Grosse POinte 7am 5pm weekly sal Cross paid vacations & through Thursday 830 apartment unit complex Clair, Grosse Pomte MI ------but will consider POSSI- Woods E 0 E ary paid holidays Ref holidays, dally & month a m to 4 00 P m for an EastSide Expenence PART time evening tele- ble lob share If you ------48230 or apply In per- erences reqUired Call II' bonuses & retirement administrative assistant only Must have knowl. marketing POSition for have an enthUSiastic WAREHOUSE help need son between 8- 4 atter 6pm only 313 We are located 1 mile for a Catholic organlza- edge of plumbing, car dental office 91 Mack "can do' attitude and ed for Eastside dlstnbu 822.2310 off 1-696 Call Karen to COOKJ Chefl Kitchen loon «) MR('nmh ('n"nly rontry ol,::.,..tnf" Tr~n~ RrPR ('RII Ann (810\77') "'uU'U "~,, Iv "'vl~ OJ" lion company Heavy 11ft " , Manager needed Full BaSICcomputer skills for portatlon required Sal 1040 Ing Involved $7 50 per LOVING, energetic exper C)~. vU _____ small office enVIronment hour Con1act Mike 2v48~5~'9.lf;818 time Apply Within Vil- correspondence and ary based on expen- Icned child care needed _ PART time receptionist for With a great group of (313)822 0142 ext 238 lage Grrlle 16930 Ker- for 30 + hours a week DENTAL ASSistant Expe malntammg a database ence Great benefit busy Grosse POinte sal- people please send cheval Or call 313 882- (313)882.4979 eve r enced for frlpnrlly are reqwred Please package, plus 401K on Monday Tuesday, your resume to Marcia WILDLIFE Jobs to $21 601 4555 Fax, 313-885- 'lIngs and weeKends Grosse POinte Woods send resume to MSH, (313)886-1783 for ap- Fnday Ideal for stu Lobalto Saga Commu hour Includes benefl1s 6816 SUM-M-E-R baby-sltt-,n-g Pedlatnc practice Ene'" POBox 540, St Clair pOintment or fax re- dents Will train PerkS nlcatlons Inc 73 Ker Game wardens, secon -be COOKS & Waitresses Shores, MI 48080 sume, 313 886-2725 included Apply In per cheval Avenue Grosse ty maintenance park glnnJng June 5 Septem getlc reliable person ber 5 Expenence pre needed to JOin our staff wanted Cooks need ex- LABORER, part time re- MID-SIZED Corporate Law son Tuesday, Wednes- POinte Farms, MI 48236 rangers No experience ferred Non Smoker No evenings or Satur perience In breakfast pairs & maintenance of Firm located In the day Thursday 9am- EO E Fax (313)886- needed For applicalion Must have own trans days (313)343-8790 Grosse POinte area rental properties $900- beautltul River District In 5pm Ultima Salon, 7150 and exam Information 313.885-1481 $1400 per hour Some Downtown DetrOIt seek- 19798 Mack Grosse ------Call 1-8008133585 portatlon and Willing to EXPERIENCED dental re DATA entry on your pc le- experrence needed Call Ing legal secretaries POinte Woods RETAIL- expenenced mer- ext 4221 8am- 9pm 7 take children to aclivl- ceptlonlst and or surgl Mike 810-443-4303 Corporate, Iltlgatior, es- chandlsers are needed days fds, Inc (SCA Net ties Two boys 11 & 14 c..l1 assistant for perlo gal Judgement notices PART time stock POSition for the surrounding area tate planning and float- and one 3 year old girl dontal office Part or full part! full time www aVla- LANDSCAPE seNlce hir- available at major Ilgh1- Experience With resets _w_O_r_k_) _ Ing POSitions available Call Kyle at 313-882- lime available Benefits thome com or SASE to Ing dependable, experi- Ing showroom Retirees and order writing a plus Excellent pay and bene- 3425 available for full time AVI, pmb 105 7231 enced foreman lawn & students welcome Permanent poslllon With fit package Fax resume WANTED- full time sum. Call Tuesdayl Thursday Boulder Avenue, High- cutters, bush trimmers Call 1 5p m Monday- a tlexlble work schedule (313)396-4228, e-mail to mer babYSitter to care 9 - 4 30 (313)882 2233 land, CA Full time help Good Saturday,313-885-6866 Part time, competitive 300 Talon Centre, De- DEPENDABLE people pay, fnendly working en- for our 3 small children EXPERIENCED full time troit 48207 PART time, ASSistant Su- wage plus mileage Malnlalnlng The Phv~leal needed for growing vironment Call 313- In our home Must have front deskJ receptionist! pervlsor, newspaper de- Please fax resume to Condilion Of landscaping company 3632308 references reliable health Insurance knowl MR C'S DELI livery The Wall Street 888-891-2414 Our Lady Star Of The Experience With spring transportation Non- age preferred, for busy LANDSCAPE wo~ers No experience necesS<\ry Journal has Immediate Sea ParISh Complex SEEKING enthUSiastiC smoker (313)884-0342 EastSide Psychlatnc Of clean-ups, lawn service needed full time Will Cashiers, cooks, clerks, openings In Oakland (Buddlngs and Grounds) and shrub trimming pre- person to 101'1 sales staff lice Must be fleXible train If needed 313-885- stock help Must be at and Wayne County for 202 HElP WANTED ClElllCAl of downtown DetrOit of- Bend!ls Included some evening hours re ferred ProfeSSional attl- 4045 least 16 Starting pay up part-tIme assistant su- to $7 50 based on experi- Experience Needed qUlred Medical oftlce lude, and punctuality a pervisors Monday fice supply store Retail BOOKKEEPER- full LANDSCAPE workers ence Apply at Mr C's experience prefer'ed must Call Tlmberlme through Fnday staltlng expenence helpful but Call ParISh Office, charge for leaSing & needed FulV part time Dell, 18660 Mack, Grosse 810-773-7871 press 0 Landscaping, (313)886- at 2 30am $250- $300 not necessary Full or 13-884-555 sales company flex Earn up to $1500 per POinte Farms, Mack at E 3299 per week plus auto al- part time pOSition availa- schedule, 12- 20 hours MEDICAL ASSistant- 1m hour, plus benefits Warren, 881-7392, ask for ble Easy commute from ------DRYWALL laborer Will Chen Or 20915 Mack, lowance No colleclions per week ReqUirements mediate opening part (313)881-6687 the east Side Call John train, fleXible hours Stu- Grosse POinte Woods No sales Weekends Store Executive Include AR! AP general lime MackJ Moross Hamilton or Judy Ban at dents welcome Good LANDSCAPERS & Hortl" between 8 & 9 Mile and malor holidays off ledger, final statement area Fax resume to Lilli- 884-3880, ask for Donna (313)962 7983 Opportunity pay 313-885-3302 cultural ASSistant, fulV Position reqUIres The budgeling, cash flow, an 313-640-1291 on part bme FleXible hours delivery of down and If you are seekingd knowledge of QUick- Thursday and Saturday ENGLISH teacher capable NANNY, needed for 2 tod- SERVERS, experienced, Please call 313-824- open routes carner profeSSIonalmanagement books, Excel & Word 0'111" 01 teaching 7- 12th dlers In my Grosse full time, days Apply in 6666 training, and minimal pa- pOSItIOnWllh a Send resume & wage grades, part time, 2 POinte Park home Mon- person Tom's Oyster MEDICAL biller- great In perwork Applicants premIere speCialtystore requirements to Box hours per day FleXible LAWN cutters needed, fuil day, Tuesday Thurs- Bar 15402 Mack come potential I No ex must have prior delivery Jacobson I has a great 07039, clo Grosse schedule Retirees or and part time pOSitions day, Friday 830am- Grosse POinte Park perlence necessary Full 6pm References, trans- experience and be Will- careerIn storefor you POinte News & Connec- university student wel- Hourly/ salary poSition Jacobsons training prOVided Com- portation reqUired Day- Ing to prOVide excellent SOMEONE needed to 110'1 96 Kercheval, come to apply 313885- Good pay Benefits offersrewarding puter reqUired Call Tltal time (248)816-0299 customer service For teach Office 2000 & In. Grosse POinte Farms 1435 Good altitude reqUired careersIn a friendly toll free 888-660-6693 Evenings (248)628- more Informalion call the ternet knowledge Call MI48236 (313)885-0715 environment w'th an ext 4409 (SCA Net- FREE: Wonderful office Troy office at (248)689- 313-885-5136 leave 6321 attract,vebenefils package CLERICAL Assls1ant work) seeking wonderful peo- LAWN maintenance lawn 7446 Monday- Friday message WhICh Includesmedical needed to do InVOICing, ---- ple who Wish to be foreman, culters, gar- NEW RESTAURANT between the hours of _ PART time evening 1ele- dental life Insurance long sales follow up Part dener for Grosse POinte NOW HIRINGI 9 OOam and 5 OOpm and marketing posllion for glasses and contact lens term disability 40 TikI time available, fleXible free With Laslk If you crew Call Tom, 810- Sous Chefs ask for Mr Albert EOE dental office 91 Mack SUMMER JOBS pension plan merchandise hours Fax resume to are one of these, con- 774-2818 Grill Cooks area Call Ann (810)775 POSTAL Jobs $48,323 Extenor painting Jobs, d,scounls vacation and (810)790-8203 Call Waltstaff/ Bartenders 1040 tact our office for a LIFEGUARD needed at year Now hiring- no ex- With established Grosse hol,daytIme (810)7908200 FREE consultation With CAPTAIN'S 17441 Mack POinte company, Ideal pnvate downtown club perience- paid training- Apply In person or send RECEPTIONIST- Part time an ophthalmologist (313)882-3277 for college students DATA entryl customer Part time Must be certi- great benefits Call 7 your resumeto position for Chiropractic (810)775-1620 81 (}"777-5475 or r 7000 KerchevalStreet service Computer fied Contact Rex Au- NOW hl(lng all ShiftS, part days, 800-429-3660 ext ottlce In 51 ClaIr time full time Rite Aid, www.arthurvlctor_com Grosse Po,nte MI482'.30 knowledge helpful FULL! part time mghts and brey at 313-442-1016 J-3226 (SCA Network) Downtown location 32 Shores Fax resume 107 Kercheval, ask for At1n Human Resources weekends Immediate POSTAL lobs to $18351 _ hours! week Please fax (810)774-6045 Looking lor a Julia openings Mature, resume and salary re- new career? hour Includes benefits TRAVEL Agent wanted, Jacoh~ons 204 HELP WANTED DOMESTIC fnendly and reliable a Call and see If you qualify OFFICE help- EastSide No experience For ap- expenence preferred qUirements to 251-981- mustl Apply wlthm Sub- to eam $50,000 We have cabmet distributor plication and exam mfor- Part or full time Call 7966 EUROPEAN lady reqUired way, 21020 Mack 313- seeks full time office the systems and the mallon call 800-813- Beth 313-882-8190 or -----,A----- EXPERIENCED and pro- for cleaning Every 886-1900 person for customer schooling to make your 3585 ext 4220, 8am- Fax 313 882-1262 V feSSIOnal legal secretary Thursday 9 am 1 p m seNice/ clerlcall sales GARDENER wanted ma- dreams come true 9pm 7 days Fds Inc for sole practitioner Pro- 313884-7358 support POSition (SCA Network) UMPIRE- Great Summer- ture grounds need up- Call Richard Landuy1 at HOSTJ Hostess- daytime fiCient In word perfect keep, weedmg, tending 313-885-2000 (313)822-0142 ext 234 time job Earn $30 per GROSSE POINTE PRIVATE club needs walt- game umpiring for East- needed Apply Within time slips and QUicken FleXible hours 313-884 Coldwell Banker V,l'age Grill 16930 Ker EMPLOYMENT STATE & federal govern- resses for evenmgs and Side Umpire Assocla- software Salary com- 1285 SChweitzer ment lobs- to $22 591 cheval 3138824555 mensurate With experi- AGENCY Grosse Pointe Farms weekends Call between 110'1 OffiCials for the GARDEN'S assistant for hour Postal, wildlife, 11 30am- 12 noon or 2000 L L state finals 201 HElP WANTED ence Send resum~ 10 INTERNATIONAL greenhouse, vegetable MAMA Rosa's Plzzena conservation 1st come, 530pm- 6pm only Will train Grosse POinte, BAIYSITHR Box 03060, clo Grosse (313)885-4576 and flower garden main- needs phone help, 1st served I No experi- (313)885-0400 Harper Woods area POinte News & Connec- cooks, waltstaff, pizza ence Sunday- Fnday, 9- A LOVing care giver need- tlon 96 Kercheval, Fax (313)881-3619 tenance Expenenced or RECEPTIONIST- part Ron (810)773-1208 knowledgeable prefer- makers & delivery peo- 10 est 1-800-883 0318 ed full time In Royal Oak Grosse Pomte Farms, Servll1g the Tn- county time, A'vlla Salon red Spnng through fall ple Apply after 4p m ext 9017 (SCA Net. home for great 6 month MI 48236 area for over 60 years We (810)415-8888 VALET poSitions open- old References reo work) offer quality employees to Call, (313)885-3456 15134 Mack FleXible hours, must qUlred paid hOlidays, PART time general office- l fill variety of different POSI- GOVERNESS! Household WORK from home Mall orlve stick shift (248)585-5007 busy real estate office order busmess Need (810)779-9808 tIOns from housekeepers ASSistant Grosse POinte 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAl Good communication butlers, chauffeurs nan- Farms Seeking high In- help Immediately $5221 BABYSITTER needed skills reqUired Send re- week, part time $1,000- WAITRESS- Mornings and nies to clerical & high tech tegnty IndIVIdual With preferably live In 2 sume to 15005 E Jeffer- $40001 week full time afternoons Grosse lobs Please call or fax child development back- month old & 9 year old son, Grosse POinte Full tramlng, free book- POinte area (313)824- lor more ,nformallon ground Bookkeeping REMODELING SALES Boardmg lodging food Park, 48230 Or lax skills a plus Full bene- let 847-229-6752 4624 Weekly allowance Ref (313}8247902 20S HH~ WANTED LEGAl ' fits (313)680-8836 GROWING REMODELING COMPANY SEEKS FLLl TIME erences reqUired Call RECEPTIONIST- part SALESPERSON WITH MINIMUM OF 5 YEARS 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL after 5 pm 313885- time A Vila Salon LAWYER on the HIli for- GOVERNMENT Jobs up to mally known as Grumpy EXPERIENCE SELLING MULTI-TRADE PROJECTS 6455 (810)415-8888 $1835 hour Full bene seeks part tlmel full time lONG HOURS HIGH PAYI fits No expenence re- SUMMER day care In our 203 HH~ WANTED secretanal staff Fax re- GO GETIERS ONLY qUlfed Free application Farms home Approxi DENTAL/MEDICAl sume (313)8852474 and Informallon 1-888- Now Hiring For Our Grand Reopening! mately 35 hours per ------726-9083 ext 1700 week Must have refer- DENTAL asslstan1 part LEGAL secretary for TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR time AM hours Rose- 7am 7pm CST (SCA ences experience own Farms b"slnE'ssl estate servers, Bussers, Dishwasher, Ville oHlce 313 885 Network) transportatIOn attorney Part time 313 810-777-6633 Cooks Be Prep-cooks 3234 3439051 GRILLERS needed- fleXI- (313)640-0943 ble schedule, great for Apply at 207 HElP WANTED SALES college students Mon- 200 HElP WANTED GENERAl 200 HELP WANTED GENERAl 20213 Mack 207 HElP WANTED SAlES 207 HEl~ WANTED SALES golian Gnlle 18480 Grosse Polnte Woods Mack (313)884-3686 Between 9am- Jpm Sales GROUNDS! general labor Monday- Fnday Hardworking energetic Join The Leader. .. person needed for beau- tiful apar1menf communi- 207 HHP WANTED SALES ty In Hamson Twp Ap. John Hancock IS a nationally known I~ad,ng prOVIder 01 207 HElP WANTED SAlES ply at Bnltany Park Long- Tcrm Cat~ Insuranc~ Our agency IS looking for ~ ~ ...In q:.::'~1'::d Apartments Shook Rd r~c~nt coll~g~ graduates In BUSIn .. s Mark~tong, Finance YOU'VE GOT THE DRIVE and Jefferson (810)792 f ~ and CommuOlcatlons who ar~ wolhng to work hard 10 -=- Financial Services 2900 WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY bUIld a finanCIally rewarding <-areer I EXPFRIFNCED HOME Inspector wanted- JOIN THE COMPANY THAT IS GOING PLACES ;:;a PROPERTY & ( ASUAl TY Part time computer and w~off~r an ext~M'V~ prov~n trainIng program compet SALES AGENTS renova110n knowledge a lllve salal"), frlng~ b~ndits and the affihatlon With a well must (810)783-3550 known, h,ghly respecled finanCial «rv,cc- company If "' .. pi .. 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Warranty Included name brand golf balls on, excellent condition Ing Windows locks leather 39 000 miles & t,'n Le-ather sunrool Grosse POinte Harper SPECIALIZING IN $7 001 dozen for Titlelst well equipped 79 000 ? 500 miles on new en $32 900 (313)886 6711 loaded 127K or Ljlnal Woods St Clair Shores 600 AUTOMOTIVE ANTIQUE PIANOS lilamums $5 for Mixed miles $5,2001 best offer glne sunroof, spotless owner excellent condl & DetrOit s eastside (AIlS - - - ~ 313-365-9171 brands Call (313)884 3138844726 excellent condlhon 1991 BMW 3181 red 4 t 957 PlUMIING l 954 P~INTING/ DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 959 POWE~ WASHING 960 ROOFiNG SERVICE '60 1l00flNG SUVJ(( 973 TILE WORK 9'1 WINDOW WASHING INSTALLATION VILLAGE Palnllng- 15 DIRECT POINTE Pressure Wash. ALL 1ypes of ceramic lile GEORGE OLMIN Ing deck cleaning and K& V ROOFING R HUBBARD Installation 30 years ex WINDOW CLEANING years experience In ERIC'S PAINTING PLUMBING Grosse POlnle Special Inter, or/EKtenor sellmg Power washing CommerclaV Resldenllal CONSTRUCTION, IN<. penence Free estl 810-791-0070 Spec,allzlngIn repairing & mate;1 810 771 4343 IZlng In Intenors! exten- for Siding masonry pa Tear oHs, Reroofs, ROOFING AND (Established 1944) ors Fmesl matenals damaged plaster & DRAIN vers gutters moulhy Gutters and all repairs -- --- cracks Drywall FREE on ::'Ite estimates MADAR Maintenance teenagers ele Experi' Free estlmatesl REPAIRS References senior d,s. crecks, peeling palllt, Licensed builder Com Hand wash Windows 521.0726 enced and malure 810-n4-o899 FREE ESTIMATES counl 8104989492 caulking, power merclal & residential VI and walls Free estl washong repallltlllg "'Free Estimates Grosse POinte reSident ALL WORK nyl Laminate Pewablc mates & references WALL Art. Decorallve alummum lIldlng "Full Producl Warran1y Rodger (313)8845887 SYVERSEN Home 1m Marble & Granite Expe palnllng on all surfaces INSSURED GUARANTEED 313821 2984 provement Since 1991 "enced Grosse POinter Sponging raging elc <' Sentor Discount Reshlngle lear oH; LiC£NSED~INSURED 800-694-8821 96D ROOFING SERVICE Great rates References! WINDOW washing gutter Call (810)7833183 -(References chimney repairs no Job 313-874-2431 (810)725-6420, In~ur(d (J 13)8lIlet 11).. 9 be licensed Check With sured Seaver s Shmqle Roof., free est,males D J ( qJt'flt'rlCf'd qU;:lllty lanks, copper replplng Bill M\~llIO'1 U\tIlFIC>](i" proper State Agency Quall1y Cleaning ".Ufl\. df:p£'r'(J,ltJk' and general plumbing (313)882-0000 liat Roof., ItJo.'J!" .. tl-Jf1U' 313-882-0029 to verify license (810)7576400 (810)771 -4007 repairs (313)884-1906 Rubbn roof., nPI, 960 ROOFING SERVICE 960 ROOfiNG SERVICE ,md rcpJlr 'iiJ ~1iI L S. 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"Plus In Iitle .. plAtes RebAles to dealer Dealer Installed opllons ...already Included or at de.'er diScretion 12k mllyear Subject to prior sale MuSI qualify for cuSlomer preferred slalus Ihru Chrysle' Credit On Laredo" limited (see deposlI wal.er) and Lease loyal!y "Plus la. desl .. doc t""s Rebates 10 deAler tMusl ha.e Identical MSRP Exp 4 t 4.00 MOIOII :i I'III "i" I -- • ;- . ;- -1, , ~ _l t . f } ~ - te , -- .-{ --- -t '- - - ~:i ~ a, t Pri.. 1ociIIionJ Ask the Lanclsapen CIassifiaI .. Pointe Perspectives After long wintelj Buying, selling helps you cook up plants, shrubs ready or renting? your dream kitchen! for spring feeding! Look here, tool Page .••..10-11 Page 2 Page 14 Page 2 YourHome Thursday, April 6, 2000 Trees and shrubs have awakened hungry Q. When ~hou 1if T ff'(>d my plants and what is the best fertil~ differ from fertIlIzer to fertIlIzer blood,feather meal, kelp, manure, izer to use? and the percentage ofmicro nutri- cocoa meal and such. These A. Now is an important time to Ask ents is usually much less than the organic elements are slowly bro- fertilize your plants. As your The nitrogen, phosphate and potash. ken down into usable nutrients by perennials and trees emerge from Yet these micro nutrients are just the microorganisms in the soil. dormancy they are In search of :Landscaper as important to maintain healthy Most fertilizers are not made vital nutrients for growth Much plant growth. for all types of plants. Some of the soil in this area is clay and Selecting the proper fertilizer plants are acid loving, which is not very rich in nutrients, for your plants can be confusing. means they like a lower pH level which is why it is important to Different brand names, granular of the soil. Fertilizers such as fertilize your plants in the spring or liquid, organic or man-made Miracid, Holly-tone, and most representing its N-P-K Each of are all decisions to be made when and late summer to keep them these numbers is the percentage Rhododendron and Azalea plant healthy. A healthy plant is the selecting the plant food to use. I foods contain more sulfur which ofthat nutrient in the container. A like granular fertilizers over liq- best defense against pest prob- plant foodwith the analysis of 10- helps to lower the pH level of the . lems since most pests will attack uid because they are slower soil. Some of the more popular 6-8 is 10 percent nitrogen, 6 per- release and I do not have to reap- a weak plant. Providing the prop- cent phosphate and 8 percent acid-loving plants include azalea, er nutrients your plants need ply the fertilizer as o~n. Organic rhododendron, dogwood,junipers, potash. The percentage of nutri- fertilizer is slower release than helps assure that they will grow ents is based off the package hemlock, holly, pachysandra and healthy and strong. most manufactured blends. This spruce. Ironite or pelletized sulfur weight. Along with the basic makes the organic fertilizers such Basic fertilizer is made up of nutrients in the fertilizer are the can be used in combination with three main components - nitro- as Espoma, Turf Nurture and standard plant food to satisfy the micro nutrients such as boron, Milorganite great to use since one gen, phosphate and potash (N-P- copper, iron, manganese, zinc, acidic needs of various plants. K). Every bag, box or jar of plant application will last months. Always follow the instructions cobalt, boron, chlorine and sulfur. Organic fertilizer is made up of foodwill have three numbers on it The amounts of micro nutrients on the package to find out the cor. products like bone meal, dried rect amount of fertilizer to apply and method which to apply it. The best way to fertilize trees in the Keep your deck looking beautiful longer lawn is to poke holes in the A newly stained deck can be product, let it soak ground a minimum of 4 inches gorgeous on your home, but by the in the wood, scrub deep every 3 feet around the tree followingspring it can lose its lus- and rinse. The wood to get the fertilizer below the ter. Mother Nature can take its is then fresh and grass level and into the root zone. toll on decks, leaving homeowners ready to be stained. Shrubs and perennials in planting discouraged when the next year • Select a stain or finish that contains beds are easier to fertilize since rolls around. Don't put all that the whole planting bed can be effort into beautifying your deck pigment. The more scattered with fertilizer. Taking only to be disappointed in a few pigment contained in a stain, the longer the time to apply fertilizer cor. short months. Take the appropri- it will last. Solid rectly and at the right time will ate steps to help your deck stain color stains will last insure healthy, beautiful plants. last longer for a more beautiful longer than semi. David Soullrere is a Michigan deck this year and next. transparent stains certifted nurseryman at Soulliere "There are two keys to making and semi-transpar- ent will last longer Landscaping and Garden Center, any deck or siding stain last 23919 Ltttle Mack, St. Clair longer - selecting a high quality than clears. Solid ' Shores, between Nine and 10 mile. finish and goodpreparation," says color stains are opaque but allow the natural Phone (810) 776.2811 for further Pat Coughlin, manager, brand before making a purchase with information. E-mail at soul- development at The Flood Co., characteristics of the wood to the Virtual Deck Stainer at show through. Semi-transparent [email protected]. makers of CWF-l.N. "Preparation www.floodco.com. The Virtual stains add color and allow the Deck Stainer allows you to mix clears the wood of dirt, mill glaze beauty of the grain detail to show. on the lumber, old waxy finishes and match 51 different colors on a • Find a stain that is guaran- virtual house and deck - before and even natural chemicals in the teed to last on vertical and hori- investing time and money. wood that prevent stains from zontal surfaces. Most stains can For more information or to penetrating, causing them to fail claim long-lasting results on ver. receive a free woodcare guide, call too soon." tical surfaces but do not have the (800) 321-3444, or write Wood According to Coughlin, a good durability to withstand foot traf- Care Guide, P.o. Box 2535 finish must be able to penetrate fic, sliding furniture and the Hudson, Ohio 44236-0035. mto the wood pores in order to added abuse from weather that horizontal surfaces are subject to. create a long-lasting bond that A quality stain will guarantee won't peel or flake after bemg results on vertIcal and horizontal baked in the sun, rained upon and surfaces. Flood's Semi- exposed to temperature changes. Transparent Deck & Siding Stain Coughlin offers the following is guaranteed against peeling and ON THE COVER••• tips for a healthy spring cleamng fading for three years on decks for your deck: and five years on siding and its • Use a wood preparation prod- Solid Color Deck & Siding Stain is 750 WHITTIER, uct as the first step before stain- guaranteed against peeling on mg a deck. Sometimes it is diffi- decks for five years and siding for GROSSE POINTE PARK cult to see with the naked eye 15 years. Enjoy spectacular views of Lake St. Clair from this elegant whether wood pores are open and • Select deck colors to accent ready to accept a fimsh. A wood your home Be creative when waterfront estate. Exquisite detailing and craftsmanship are preparatlOn product, such as selecting stam colors for your pr~~cnt in this clas~ic 1920 Tudor, located in Gro~se Pointe Park. Flood's PenePrep, is deSIgned to deck. Manufacturers arc offering open wood pores and enhance the more vanety than ever before. penetratIOn of wood finishes, Consider two-tone looks WIth achIeving maximum uniformIty, accent colors on raihngs and Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real Estate adheSIOn and promotmg longer steps. Try out a vanety of solid lastmg results Simply apply the and semi.transparent colors 313.886.4200 ______T_h_u_rs_d_a_y,_Apr;1 6, 2000 YourHome Page 3 e ine's est uys Page 4 YourHome Thursday, April 6. 2000 GROSSE POIm SHORB $1,!i!I9,OOO GROSSI: POlITE fARMS $565,000 GROSSE POINTE FARMS $535,000 GROSSE POINTE ",000 BEAUTIfUl VIEW OF LAKE Rve bedroom CoIornal CHARMING FIVE BEDROOM center entrance Colonial LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION Elegant Colonial WONDERFUL "MAST BUII.T" family home on cul-de- Many updates include complete pambng of Intenor, on desirable CtII-dtt-sac Family room, COrt den, wrth four bedrooms, three and ooe half baths New sac just a few bIccks from the Village, takefront pari< refimshed hardwood floors, extP.OOrpainted (GPN- _led krtchen, newer furnace, central aJr condl- spacJOUS family room New landscaptng featunng and schools. Circulaf tIoor pjan, beautifully land- GW-99lAK) (313) 886-4200. booing, custom master suite with bath/dressmg Bluestone walkway and porch SpaCIOUS rooms scaped grounds, pool (GPN-H-9WB.) (313) roomIclosets (GPN-H-70VEN) (313) 885-2000 (GPN-GW-44DfA) (313) 886-4200 885-2000 GRO$SE POM'E FARMS $269,000 GROSSE POIIT£ fMMS $247,500 GROSSE POlITE PARK $289,800 GROSSE ..-rE PARI( $259,000 A PLEASURE TO SHOW. All rooms are tastefully EASY CARE FREE IlYIng! Three bedroom ranch, LUXlJtY CONDO LMNG m thIS leSs than two year THINK SUMMER! Make a smart start to 2000 and done, cercHlIlC III krtchen, dnng room, both baths updated krtchen with eating space, natural fireplace old re5Idence. cathedral celllng In IMng room and you can enJOY this delightful home with three and farmly room. Deck. Wlth hot tub will stay. 10 x 8 In IlYIng room, heated Aooda room, covered walkway master bedroom, gourmet krtcheo WIth built-Ins bedrooms, fresh deCOr, hardwood floors and cedar closet In basement (GPN-tf-70lAB) (313) to garage, spnnkIers. (GPN-H-408El) (313). 885- and polIShed granrte ISland. Two full baths and cozy charmtng bnght IMng room with a 007:1 fifeplacel 885-2000 2000 den {GPN-H-92POQ (313) 885-2000. (GPN-H-22BIS). (313) 885-2000. GROSSE POIm WOODS $334,500 GROSSE POIfTE WOODS $325,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $257.000 GROSSE POIfTE WOODS $239,500 lARGE FAMR..Y HOME hns. beautlfuI home boasts ENGUSH TUDOR DESIGN Pnvate center entrance, BEAlITJAJL, PRISTINE COLONIAL Newer; krtct1en NEWI TOTAlLY REMODELED three bedroom, two full four bedrooms, family room and den Firushed fwr bedroom, two bath home WIth formal dUlUlg WIth rlOCJk, furnace, central aJr, hot water taIlk,land- bath Coloma!. New WIOdows, furnace, central aJr, room, fireplace In IMng room, new wmdows, basement, lovely landscaping, two car attached natural 5C'apIng, dnveway and carpet Arst tIoor lavatory and kitchen, bath, roof. Two and one half car garage. hard\wod floors, central at( COOditionlflQ, and three garage and a hOme warranty tool (GPN-GW-Q4EDM) fin~ basement with wet bar. (GPN-GW-84SEV) HardwolKl floors, finlshed basement, WOOd deck. and ooe half car garage (GPN.H-33HAW) (313) 885- (313) 886-4200 (313) 886-4200. (GPN--GW-48BRY) (313) 886-4200. 2000 tIARPEfI WOODS $145,900 HARPER WOODS $129,900 HARPER WOODS $115,000 HARPER WOODS $42,500 YOUR PRIVATE PARKI Wonderful briCk ranch on a COME SEE THIS' Charming four be For more properties visit our website at: www.cbschweitzer.com .~ Thursday, April 6, 2000 YourHome Page 5 &ROSSE POlITE CITY $345.000 GROSSE POIIfTE $263,500 GROSSE POlITE FARMS $31O,lJOO GROSSE POINTE FARMS $269,900 HOME HAS POTENTW. to be one 01 Grosse PolrIte's WEll MAINTAINED COLONIAl WIth newer kitchen COMFORTABLY ELEGANT TUDOR Aowmg floor plan B..EGANT ENGLISH BUNGAlOW Just move Into thiS gnIIldest addresses, hOO1e needs work, pIumbtng and cerarmc floor and appliances, new roof, fumaee, WIth large bnght rooms New computer room WIth fabulous home, DesIgnef krtchen, hardwood floors to the fireplace m the IMng room and enJOY and furnace updated In the past ten year.l. Generous some newef Windows, new tun bath In basement cathedral ceiling New famrly room wttt1 bay. Plus all Cozy up every Il1Ch of this remodeled home (GPN-GW- room SIZeS. mginaI lfIteriof. (GPN--H-66RIV) (313) wrth recreatlOl1 room. thlfd floor wal1<-up storage, the tudor amemtJes, (GPN-GW-38MCK) (313) 886- 885-2000. (GPN-H-{M)NEf) (313) 885-2000 4200. 138EL) (313) 886-4200 GROSSE POIN1l PARK $169,999 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $412,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $360,000 ~ POtNTE WOODS $360,000 IN BEAlJTIFUL CONDmONI nus hOme IS great! FOUR BEDROOM COLONIAL beautifully decorated, GORGEOUS RANCH New kitchen with Conan CUSTOM BUILT COLONIAL The best of both worlds!! Newer WIndows, krtchen, light fixtures, cerllng fans, completely updated family home First floor laundry, Newer bath with separate shower and JacuZZI tub Grosse Pointe Woods address St Clair Shores taxes, baths, back doorll Refinished hardwood floors, natural fireplace In family room, private master bath Two natural fireplaces. Finished basement With schools and parks Rve bedrooms, family home wrth leaded glass, central atr COI1drtloning, five bedrooms, and much more (GPN-GW-23HOL) (313) 886-4200 sauna Patio and pool (GPN-GW-4200y) (313) 886- mground pool and patio (GPN-GW-40ROB) (313} two baths (GPN-H-39MAR) (313) 885-2000 4200 886-4200 GROSSE POlITE WOODS 000 GROSSf PaUn:E WOODS $189,!1OO GROSSE POINTE WOODS $169,500 LARGE SPRAWLING LOT wrth large ranch ready for ROOM TO EXPAND Lot size and IOCatJon Will sell CONVENIENTLY LOCATED near schools and CLASSIC CAPE COD brick and vinyl three bedroom you to move 111 Open floor plan WIth fireplaces In this horne A tIYee bedroom bock COlorual wrth shopPing Unique opportunity to redo your way home wrth natural fireplace, hardwood floors, natural fireplace, natural woodwork, fonnaI dtnlng Three bedrooms, attached garage, finished finished basement, one and one half car garage IMng room and recreatlOfl room Unusual kitChen and lots of storage, (GPN-H-OOWOO) (313) 885- room and updated mechanicS. (SPN-GW-59HOL) basement, central air, (GPN-H-4BCOO} (313) 885- with opener and wood deck New wmdows, central 2000 (313) 886-4200. 2000. aIr lGPN-GW-27ANn (313l 886-4200 ST. CLAIR SHORES $139.900 5T. ClAIR SHORES $119.soo ST. ClAIR SHORES $136,900 ST. ClAIR SHORES $92,500 FANTASTICV1FN FROM me fourth floof ovet1OOkmg GREATSTARTER HOUSE seOiors would enjOy walk EXCElLENT LOCATION Four bedroom, family room PERFECT STARTER Just move Inl Large update For more properties visit our website at: www.cbschweitzer.com Page 6 YourHome Thursday, April 6, 2000 Painting fresh cement requires a dry bond Q. Mr. Hardware, I recently had mostat has a fan switch, set the Ensure the success of your project some cement replaced as part of a fan to run continuously for sever- by reading the use restrictions repair to my basement drains. I al days. Circulating the air will carefully on both the paint and was advised to use an etcher or allow you to continue your project sealer products. sealer on the cement before I sooner. More than one year ago we' paint the floor. The old cement A mild etcher improves the painted the bare concrete in our surface is a little sandy or gritty. bonding ability of paint to old con- new store with Plytex Porch and -MaryAnn. crete. Cement e~her can be too Deck enamel ($16.98 per gallon). A. Mary Ann, how old are the aggressive for use on new con. We used no sealers or etching, and cement patches? Depending on crete. I use it on greasy, dirty or it looks great, especially consider- the dryness of the basement and very smooth concrete before ing the abuse our floors endure. the age of the repaired cement it repaired area with plenty of clear painting. Use an etcher only if the Our only prep-work was to wash may he too soon to paint. The lime warm water. This will dissolve the surface is going to make adher- the floor with a solution of trisodi- or moisture in new cement can surface salts and allow the paint ence difficult. Avoidgetting etcher urn phosphate (TSP), rinse well, weep when it is still curing. This to more effectively bond to the on the new concrete. let dry, and paint. condition may prevent your paint cement. After rinsing, let the sur- Some sealers are meant for A sandy or gritty condition indi- from bonding. We recommend you face dry completely. In some damp "stand-alone" protection and are cates the cement could be a little do not paint over concrete less basements this could take up to not to be painted over.A variety of weak. If the repaired area is than 30 days old. five days or more. Use a dehumid- sealers contain silicones that pre- "dusting" when you rub your hand Before painting, rinse the ifier if you have one. If your ther- vent other products from bonding. over it, consider a prime coat of enamel floor paint thinned 10 per- cent for better penetration. Select Michigan maple syrup in springtime Another fine product for sealing Michigan Department of led thin, slightly sweet sap from www.mda.state.mi.uslselectmi. masonry before painting is Agriculture (MDA) Director Dan sugar maple trees. Nearly 40 gal- The Michigan Department of Waterlox 'lUng Oil. Good luck and Wyant reminds Michigan resi- lons of this sap are boiled down to Agriculture is the official state remember, don't paint over a damp surface. dents that spring's rising temper- produce one gallon of maple agency charged with serving, pro- Send your questions to; Mr. atures signal the beginning of syrup. Above-freezing tempera- moting and protecting the food, another Michigan maple syrup Hardware c I 0 Gilbert's Pro tures allow for maple sap to begin agriculture and agricultural eco- Hardware at 21912 Harper, St. season. He and Michigan produc- to flow from the roots to feed the nomic interests of the people of Clair Shores 48080; call (810) ers invite consumers to check branches. As temperatures rise the state of Michigan. MDA pro- 776-9532, e-mail sta{f@mrhard- labels and then "Select Michigan" and fall below freezing, sap will grams serve all sectors of agricul- ware.com, or visit www.mrhard- syrup. experience intennittent flow peri- ture, which is Michigan's second- ware.com for a recap of some of my Select Michigan is a brand- ods. Once the tree begins to bud, largest industry. columns. identification program aimed at sap changes and the sugar bush helping shoppers more easily season is over. identify Michigan grown, In addition to maple syrup's tra- processed or manufactured food ditional use on pancakes and waf- products, Wyant said. "Some of fles, it is great as a sweet addition the sweetest maple syrup in the to cake frosting, maple baked nation comes from our state's pro- beans: maple brown bread and ducers. In fact, Michigan ranks maple glaze on meat dishes. For eighth in maple syrup production recipes and a list of Michigan nationwide. " maple syrup producers, check From February to April each MDA's Select Michigan search- year,AD_maple syrup producers col- able database at WIf»«SI ~~ CALL 313-882-3500 ...addl~ess for Toreserve DIsplay AdvertISing success! space by 2 p m Fnday APEX 'r -.< .. Y~" ~~.... ~ ~ i* ~ ~% ~ '(" .,. " ..., ~ • • FlOr17g,If(J(j~=::.t~a-p:l~'.- 'Sign. Langu~e for Quality" • 2 Ranch Models aprox. 1,400square feet each. • 2 Bedrooms, 2 fuU baths. GARAGE • Beautiful wooded setting with abundance of SIDING SPECIALI green space. DO1M' EVER PAINT • Mignificent gated entrances and gatehouse. THAT GARAGE AGAIN! • Natural tree lots. 1 CAR - $1.788 • Only Sunits per acre each on a cul.d,Ha(. • Brick exteriors. 2 CAR - $1,88& • Great infrastructure, all mijor ~ are COIIPI.BTB ••.ALL 1'IIDI~.," SImes or more. • Luxurious landscaping. ~.-;y ,...... , ••• , •. ..' • Marble firfplam with gas logs and mantel. f""uft" Molhls Open Daily & Wnknuls :'.~~ NOOff to 5 "". «:'-N ~ G:t Soles by TItan ~~l Call: B1o-574-1556 Thursday, April 6, 2000 YourHome Page 7 Page 8 YourHome Thursday, April 6, 2000 ~~~~ • Perfect oak grained fiberglass - finish lasts three times longer than wood doors ...... -...\ • Five times the insulation . - ~ \ ..""..- value of ordinary .;:<"- wood doors. .~, • Guaranteed never to warp, split, crack, or leak. THERMAlJIRlf THE [)()()R SYSTEM 'IOU CAN 8EUEVE IN I. Reg,stered trademark of Therma-Tru Corp • Each Classic-Craft™ door has a deep, vibrant, natural grain and lavishly detailed panels. • A complete door system that includes full mortised hinges, solid oak square edge, and stylized lite options. • Heavier than most wood doors. • Guaranteed never to dent, crack, split, splinter, shrink, swell, warp, or bow. JOHN'S LUM6ER Closed Sunday so our elnployees nlay go to church and spend the day with their fanlilies! Thursday, April 6, 2000 YourHome Page 9 ~~;,,~ ~'''' . Antique's Ambience ,,'. ~t~v~~&;j...(~ /..: .... ~f,; ~#~ By Diane Morelli Mood-setting oil lamps The light's glow from an antique Kerosene/oil lamp is a mood-enhancing, charming, romantic delight. Nothing sets a quiet, stilled mood like the flicker I j of a soft single flame. The look of their vintage glass holders adds a comforting touch. The placement of an oil lamp can turn a room into a cozy haven for relaxation. Vintage lamps are highly sought by collectors for their his- toric, decorative and useful value. They make great warm and The romantic Victorian style of vintage on lamps can grace any friendly gifts. room. It's sad to see an old lamp ham- Depicted left is my mother's early dating years I apparently my pered for electrical conversion. A softly lit oil lamp. She says when father's good suit coat was ruined safeguarding adapter is now she was 12years old the lamp was from getting burnt by that old oil available that only requires the purchased at the Baseline burner - "Ah, love is blind," he oil burner 's top to be unscrewed, Hardware store to supplement a says. As for me, I don't care what adjusted with a light-bulb socket, s!"£vrt-term lack of my husband hap- switch and cord. The lamp can electrical power dur- pens to break - just easily be converted back to its ing her family's don't break my oil undamaged, original state. move into the home lamps. A sample of lighting's history is her father was Send your questions that the original oillampl histori- building that year, about antiques and ans concur, was made in the Stone 1943. She remem- collectibles to; Diane Age using hollowed-out rock, bers her dearest Morelli c 10 Grosse Photos by Diane Morelli absorbent moss and animal fat. girlfriend coming Pointe News at 96 This oU lamp. clrea 1943. Utilized lighting dates are: over and the two of Kercheval Ave., was purchased that year for them doing home- Candles, 1620 through 1850; oil, Grosse Pointe Farms 1780 through 1930; kerosene, functional purposes only. work together by the light of that lamp. 48236, fax (313) 882- 1850 through 1930; gas, 1820 vintage glass chimney that my 1585; e-mail dmorel- through 1920 (piped in 1850); husband accidentally knocked They continue their gas/electric combination, 1880 over. His mother warned me 60-year friendship 1 i@grossepointe. through 1920; electric, 1880 to before we were married that he to this day. news. com. present day. breaks virtually everything; I wit- Mter the lamp What illumination could possi- nessed this within the first week served its purpose it bly be invented next? Personally, of marriage when he accidentally was stored in that I'm tired of the glare emitted from knocked over and broke my home's attic. My This treasured. electric lighting - especially fluo- "Spring Cheer" Hummel I had mother and her taU Aladdin rescent lighting: How about trap- carefully set on a dresser-top. It father retrieved it in Lincoln-drape oil ping and recovering natural light also was a fluke when he knocked 1973, after her lamp was and filter that light to shine any- off our antique wooden bed's foot mother's passing. appraised at $225. The lamp was then time, day or night I at a selected board within that first month. So intensity? I'd like to convert that you see why I'm happy my collec~ placed on the mantel of my par- light into a Victorian "oil-less" tion is somewhat intact. ThrO\~gh ents' new home - where it has lamp. the years his mother and I ner- remained cherished for 27 years. Depicted top right is my person- vously laugh when we witness Our lamps stir many memories: al collection of oil lamps. So far rim handling a breakable - he is My father teises my mother about the only broken piece in my collec- forever trying to disprove this the oil-burning furnace in that tion was a tall-necked miniature oddity of his. house her father built. In their Give YourKitchen and Bath a Face Lift LAKEF RO NT From a new countertop to a completely new design! ~ ~ . Vacaoon everyday all year long! 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"One of the things I like most about my interview and carefully listen to determIne cli the importance of combining all design elemE ing, lighting, ventilation, the flow of the room , etc. and at the same time considering toda , t products which actually improve the quality01 done while working within an acceptable budget. We've had somecli at how we could work within their bUdget and give them exactly wha Pointe Perspectives Kitchen and Bath provide their customers "Job Production Schedule" in writing as well as personalized on thE assigned field manager and frequent visitations by the designer.Bot personally visits every job in progress, "I know the customer actuall~ company at their project, it creates a level of assurance and is good The scope of products available at Pointe Perspectives allowst ate and fulfill spe~ific customer requirements for today's busy Iifes~ duced appliances such as the Fisher Paykle dishdrawers, the ~ refrigeration and GE Advantium Oven using breakthrough Speedcoc Pointe Perspectives Kitchen and Bath's showroom. These areJUS for customers to assess. The cabinet lines available for clients tochoo ufactured in Indiana called AVR, eXhibiting warm hand rub finIshesor tional and contemporary designs offered by ACORN and CE are a wide array of styles, cotor and finishes. The Wentworth furniture cabin from simple farmhouse and country kitchen design to a formal Englis Pointe Perspectives Kitchen and Bath loves challenge Theil dream kitchen come true". Stop by the showroom located at 1925-27 Woods, or call 313-882-5820. You'll be pleasantly surprised howat hl --W ...-;z~~~ \~iiJt- -... .:lI.\ -"'1'" l Thursday, April 6, 2000 YourHome Page 11 ~true ../ with the new millennium, we find that kitchens remain lomes. Not only kitchens but baths as well, are Jortion of a home's overall value. Statistics show chen and/or bath( s) it not only brings monetary -> anal satisfaction to the homeowner. Pointe ath is known for their dynamic designs, superla- scheduling. design staff is their ability through years of experience to thoroughly ents' requirements", says owner Bob King. Bob went on to emphasize ~nts,the look and feel, cabinet layout, countertops, backsplashes, floor- , medical problems, right or left handed, raise or lower cabinet height, lY'S life style by incorporating f life. Believe it or not this is all ent's who were totally amazed t they wanted. job assurance by supplying a ~job supervision, both by the ) takes it one step further and , likes to see the owner of the sound business practice." he designer the ability to cre- 'Ies. Many of the newly intro- )ub-Zero 700 series drawer )k technology can be seen at ,t a few of the items available se from is an Amish line man- 1 framed cabinetry. The tradi- frameless cabinet offering a Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. let line offers Old World style, h townhouse setting. NEW SATURDAY HOURS r objective is to "make your 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe :)me you will feel. Page 12 VourHome Thursday, April 6, 2000 Hardwood and laminate floor maintenance is easy In addition to adding beauty and charm to a home, hardwood and lami- nate floors are a large Investment. Proper maintenance and care " can protect your " investment and allow , you to enjoy the ele- '<.,', gance and warmth of < your flooring for a life- " time. The WoodFloorWipe kit and the Laminate Floor Cleaning kit from BonaKemi USA, Inc. provides the easi- est and safest way to clean your floors. The . kits include a specially designed Bona Mop, a 24-ounce spray bottle of Bona Swedish Formula Hardwood or Laminate Floor Cleaner, a washable terry-cloth name ofa BonaKemi maintenance mop cover, and complete how-to product dealer in your area, call guide care instructions. (800) 574 4674, write to These water-based, environ- BonaKemi USA, Inc., Dept. mentally responsible cleaners are HITIWFW, 14805 E. Moncrieff specially designed to clean all Place, Aurora, CO 80011-1207. hardwood or laminate floors. They quickly clean tough stains and spills such as dried spaghetti sauce, mustard, red wine, heel scuffs and other potential hazards without dulling your floor's finish, unlike all-purpose cleaners or oil soaps. Bona Swedish Formula Floor Cleaners are ready to use, no mixing is required. Use full- strength; do not dilute. Homeowners from around the country are pleased to have final- ly found the right tool for cleaning their wood or laminate floors: "This is great, it's so simple and really gets my floors clean. I've tried everything, from water and vinegar, to oil soaps and house- hold cleaners. Nothing cleans my floors so simply and safely." For more information and the CAREFREE:" RANCH IN GROS$E POINTE SHORUJ' provides everything that you've been looking for ... lovely llving room willi fireplace . and bay, formal dining room, like ... .} ." new klk:hen with Corian countertops ... --_. and bar sink, family room wi~h rrreplace. office/fourth bedroom with private ba~h. three additional bedrooms and two more full baths. secluded patio with awning, central air and sprmkler system. Professionally marketed by Cathy W. Champion, ABR, CRB, CRS, GAl ASSOCiateBroker - Johnstone & Johnstone http.l/wwwcchamplon com or emarl cathy@cchamplon com VOice mall pager 313-927-0604 Thursday, April 6, 2000 YourHome Page 13 A special room used to restore the spirit How would you lIke to get away "It's part of from it all to a qUIet place in the key To of pIllows please our sense of the 'cocoon- ensure It beauty of nature, Tight m your mg' trend touch Bubbhng rock fountams, reflects mU5IC, or even the rustlmg of pet own home? Many homeowners are we've seen for your per- blrd5 or the hum of an aquarIum Identifying specIal areas of the the last few sonal style, add pleasant sounds to the room house for the purpose of inspiring years," says Carol On the practical SIde, a sun- the soul and restoring the human Rick Jones, Bolton sug- room will increase the value of spirit. Everyone's idea of what presIdent. of gests, In your home without gomg to the inspires is different. However, a Pat I 0 Victoria expense of a full-scale addItion. sunroom or a garden room with Enclosures magazine, Sun rooms cost about 40 to 70 per- plenty of natural light are ideal Inc. "People spots for most any liking. coIl ecti ng cent of what a full scale addItion want to spend five or six could cost. The National Outfitted with plants, a sooth- more time in ing rock fountain or music, these objects In AssocIatIOn of the Remodeling the comfort of your home rooms are Ideal for creatmg a Industry reports sunrooms bring home and that you tranquil atmosphere to restore a 70 percent return on Investment they want to really cher. the human spirit. This special natIOnally and higher m areas make that Ish and give room can become an escape to where winters are longer A quali- home as you a sense catch up on a novel, write an old- ty sunroom also entIces potentIal enjoyable as of peace. fashioned letter, or sim ply take a buyers by adding an airiness and possible" Place them openness to your home. siesta. They are an ideal spot for The sun- in a group morning coffee because they help Overall, a sunroom gIves you room provides Notice com- you start the day in the fIght many optIOns. You have a qUIet a sense of mon colors, frame of mind Many use sun- cove to read a book, a recreation quietness textures room for the kids, a personal spa, rooms as a place for daily medita- from the rest and shapes tion. Sunrooms also can be great or Just an escape from the rest of of the hectic Use these the home's activIties, or whatever spas when equipped with a hot house, and items as tub, aromatic candles and lots of you may dream they can be used for many relax- inspIration for your decorating. For a free informational booklet big, soft pillows. ing and inspiring activIties such Center your look around the col- Creating a place to relax IS the about adding a sunroom to your as yoga, exercise or sun-drenched ors, feeling and textures of these home, call (800) 480-1966 No 1 reason that people add sun lounging. favorite objects. spaces to their homes, according Sunrooms are not only for alone Be sure to engage all the senses to a national study by Patio time, but for family time too. BIrd in your room. Scented candles and Enclosures Inc. These glass- feeders outside the sunroom, pot- potpourri engage the sense of enclosed rooms provide a quiet ted gardens or a telescope make smell. White twinkle lights, small, atmosphere and a VIew of nature these rooms Ideal for helping chil- low-wattage lamps, track lIghting that's filled with sunshine, with- dren get m touch WIth nature with a dimmer SWItch and bhnds out the ill effects of being exposed year-round. and shades provide mood lightmg. to the elements. Decoratmg your special room is Soft rugs, chenille throws and lots WINDOWS & IXL The Foremost DOORS Name In Glass We combine quality products with the best service at a competitive price • SHOWER """' ~ ..-~ "...... """ ...... -'II"...... ~- ENCLOSURES -.. "'...... - • TABLETOPS • MIRRORS ' Assorted Colors & Styles :,.' • GLASS BLOCK Low Maintenance & " Easy Care • SHELVING J:.t.L~[it,[i: Ifi • DECK ,,*~..,. 1'-l SCREENING 19803 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE WOODS • AUTO GLASS • BOAT GLASS MACK w w • MIRRORED ...I 1m ...I ~ ~ WALLS (313) 884--0484 co ". Page 14 YourHome Thursday, Apnl 6, 2000 313-~-6!JOext 3 YOUR""• UUUIIUIltl ~... fP.X~313-343-S5~9 CLUjI'HOVERTISIN6 http / / grossepotntenews com DEADUNES Frequency d'Ko~nts 9 ven for mJ11 week Klw!duled 703 Apts/Flats/Duplex- 722 Vacallon Renlal-0vt of Slate 813 Northern Michigan Homes REAL ESTATE fOI. SALE & RfNT odvert",,"9 w,!h prepaymenl or cred,' approval Wanted to Rent 723 Vocation Rental- 814 Northern Michigan lols Call for rote, or lor me", ,n!ormohon REAL ESTATE RESOURa. Northern Michigan 815 Cu' of Stole Properly Phone can be busy on Monday & llesday 704 Hooses -St Clair Counry MONDAY 4 PM lC"b~ 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 701 APTS (HATS/DUPLEX POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTESlHARPER WOODS POINHSjHARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS DETROIT IWAYNE COUNTY 1010 Waybum- 2 bedroom AFFORDABLE townhouse HARPER Woods condo NEFF upper- 2 bedroom, SMALL cute 2 bedroom DEVONSHIRE! Warren- lower, air, porch, appli- living in Grosse Pointe (benYeen X-way & exterior deck. Close to upper. Washerl dryerl nice 2 bedroom lower, ances. Basement stor- Woods Meticulously Mack). 1/4 block to Jefferson. Available heat included. $590. appliances, $3851 age, parking, carpeting, maintained. Private en- Smart bus line. First now. $9501 month. Call (313)884-2048 monthly, references, se- lawn service. $6951 trances, new kitchens & floor, 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Michael Cobane, curity. (313)881-6568 month. (313)822-2982 appliances, full base- New appliances, carpet, (313)506-3742. SOMERSET. 6 room up- ment. Central air, cable paint, wallpaper. Pal1 -. n E -0 L ESIOIE FOn 5 0 L E 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE BOO HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE I $0 down forclosures- no 1433 Yorktown, Grosse 1811 Aline Grosse Pointe credit needed! No clos- Pointe Woods. 4 bed- Woods, beautifully main- ing cost. 3% financing rooms with walk-in clos- tained, move- in condi- available. 800-449-4649 ets, 2 1/2 baths, approx- tion. 3 bedroom brick x2702. (SCA Network) imately 2,300 square ranch, finished base- feet, new driveway and ment with fireplace & ~~..... ~.. 1111 North Brys- Sweet paver walk, new custom new carpeting. New Magnolia compliments 162 Anita- Open Sun 2 entry door, updated central air, roof & land- 'l'"". this completely remod- " .800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE FARMS 384 MERRIWEATHER Three bedroom, one and one half bath, two car garage, 1,550 square feet. Excellent location on a quiet, low-traffic street. '" AI< The pic-shaped lot gives you a v very large park-like back yard. surrounded by pnvacy fence and a perennial garden. A new sunroom, cement patio and hot tub spa. Beautiful hardwood , floors, central air conditioning. 656 S. ROSEDALE marble fireplace and a tastefully Four bedroom Colonial. Aproximatefy 2,500 square feet. Updated kitchen, two and one updated kitchen are just a few of half baths, ~nished basement, attached garage, large lot and much more. the features of this custom built MUST SEEI OPEN 2-4 SUNDAY home. SlMCOM CO. (313) .475-2110 JEFF SIMON BY OWNER 313-886-5014 $315,000 t , 1 - . Thursday, April 6, 2000 YourHome Page 17 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE . 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 207 Grosse POinte Blvd. 3 248 Wlillams- GrossI" CADIEUX; 'v'v'allt:ll dr~d- d DearOOIllS, ~ lit!. Oaths, POinte Farms ranch In FOACL.OSuRE forces neat 3 bedroom alumI- larger prrvate lot Plus great location Refinish- Sale- St Clair Shores num bungalow With 2 many extras. Designed ed hardwood floors, 2 Four bedroom ranch, car detached garage by Kennedy & Co. car attached garage, family room With fire- large fenced In corner $515,000. By owner/ FlOrida room, updated place All major me- lot New carpeV applI- Broker 313-885-4099 kitchen, freshly painted chaniCS newer Seller ~~ ances, modern kitchen, protected by redemption 2126 Lochmoor. Grosse inSide and out, finished 2 Pernen Pla~e,' 4 bed :~~~~ 88 Lakepolnte, Gross ceiling fan. great neigh- penod. Asking 129,900 POinte Woods, 1750 sq. basement With full bath rooms, 5 baths. Spec POinte Park- 3 bed borhood Land contract, Offers conSidered by ft, 4 bedrooms, 2 full Immediate occupancy. tacular 500 sq ft. mas room(potentlal 4) 1 12K 15K down Apnl 10th. first come ba- baths, fireplace. large Must sell $229,000 Call ter surte. sauna, hre bath brick colonial At- (734)487-0722 SIS Ana TOPIC, famtly room, central air, for appointment 313- place. balcony. New ap 885-2692 tached garage, larg DETROIT - 5036 Lannoo (313)325-2640 Coldwell new kitchen, 2 car ga- pltances, all new Win lot, prime Wlndmll Stunning 3 bedroom Banker Schweitzer rage, home warranty, dows. By appointment, 27100 Ursuline, SI. Clair POinte location, move in condition. Must (313)885-8127 bnck colonial has new Shores (South of 11, $278.000 Brokers wet see Inside. Open House oak kitchen, 1.5 baths. GROSSE POINTE CITY West of Little Mack) 3 come. (313)821-2948 central air, natural fire- Sunday. 2-4. $219.900. 757 Hawthorne. 2,300+ 734 Neff bedroom brick ranch At- place, large 2.5 garage, 313-882-6276 square foot ranch, 3 Location, Location tached 2 car garage. deck, basement, dinmg bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths Location!!! Central air. 1,100 sq. ft. room and more. 216 McKinley- Lovely Huge family room, 3 bedroom. Newer Pella - Enclosed patio. Corner $135,000 Call Flo Abke. warm brick colomal In $279,900. 313-885.4660 Windows, newer roof, lot. $139,900. (810)598- (810)777-4242, Century great location. Sharp garage built in 1997 0885 21 AAA throughout. Beautiful 8 MILLION Needs TLC. kitchen, dining room 417 Lothrop. Farms- Open HOUSEHOLDS Motivated sellers. with comer china cabi- Sunday 1-4. 3 bedroom $195,000 600 SUBURBAN 10 Washington- 3 bed- nets, 2 natural firepla- colonial, completely up- KESSLER REAL ESTATE dated. (810)704-9119. NEWSPAPERS room, 1 1/2 bath. impec- ces, liVing room with 810-n1-2470 NA1 all In U.S & CANADA! cably maintained colo- GROSSE Pointe Woods charming built- in book- nial. Move- in condition. One low rate! Easy! , colonial. Open Sunday cases, hardwood floors, GROSSE Pointe Woods- Hardwood floors • For Information call: 2- 4p.m $149,000 3 bedrooms, 1. 5 baths, location, location. Walk throughout, natural fire- AST English Village, 2 Barbara @ Grosse Pomte ($70,100 SEV). Many semi-finished basement. to Ferry Elementary. place, updated kitchen family for sale by own updates. 2101 VanAnt- 2 car garage, central air, Unique family home on News & The Connection with new G E appliances er. Beautifully main wertp (near Mack! Vemi- high efficiency furnace. large corner lot with 313-882-6900 and spacious eating tained, owner occuple er). 313-640-4029 $315,000. Days, many pOSSibilities. Ana area. Finished base- SCAN/ SubUrban ClaSSI- Tudor With leade (248)644-8666, eve- TOPIC, (313)325-2640. ment, central air, 2 car GROSSE POinte Woods. fied Advertising Network, glass, carved mantels nings, (313)886-1843. Coldwell Banker garage and beautifully 1683 Newcastle. Beauti- molded ptaster details. Schweitzer. (312)644-6610 landscaped yard With fully updated 3 bed- deck and sprinklers. SpacIous 2 bed roo room. 2 1/2 bath Cola- flats with formal dlnin 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Great Grosse Pomte nral. Open Sunday 2pm- City locatIOn. Call for rooms, sunroom in low 4pm. (313)886-5153 appointment. $309,000. • er, deck above plu HARPER Woods, 3 bed- (313)886-8222. Open large, unfinished 3r room, 1 bath bnck bun- House. April 9, 1- 4pm. floor. 2140 sq. ft. Bot galow. Top condition. kitchens recently re Open Sunday 1- 4. modeled. 3 car garage. 96 Hall Place, great Farms 20271 Damman. location, near lake, See flyer at 4537 Ken $144,000.313-417-0386 schools, shopping Pris- sington 'or cal HOME foreclosures- no tine condition. 3 bed- (313)885-4962. money down! No credit rooms, 2 baths, 2 half $154.500 needed. Take over very baths, central air. hard- low payments. 1-800- wood floors, hVlng room GROSSE Pomte Woods 355-0024 ext. 8593. with fireplace, dming 1975 Stanhope- 3 bed- (SCA Network) room, library, Flonda room, 2 bath brick HOME foreclosures-$O room, large Gourmet ranch. Natural fireplace. 21 ELMSLEIGH, GROSSE POINTE down. No credit needed! kitchen. Immediate oc- Finished basement, 1 This beauHful home, originally built by Walter Mast has been totally renovated No closing cost. Low cupancy. Open Sunday 1/2 car garage. by Master- craftsman in the last 2 years. Unfortunately, the present owners are payments from $89/ April 9th, 1pm- 4pm $189,900. No Brokers by necessity forced to relocate. This home must be seen, it is truly one of a kind. month. 800-337-8181 313-886-1821 please (313)884-7533 FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT x2701. (SCA Network) BEVERLY GLENDENING, COLDWELL BANKER SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE 313-886-4200 or 810-703-6011 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE ",.... ( \JHil \ I 1' ...... 1 II' , ' , , - South of lefferson Grosse Pomle I'arlt Gl'l!Ot SpoaOlU Colomal TIll". bedroom WIth Two unrt 1101,three bedrooms per UnI1. kx:anon ocro& from Trombley School Four updat!'d kitchen Family room with natural upda1!'d ldtchen Repalnled hardwood Unit Income propert) Two bedrooms In fI"'Ploce Flnl$h!'d t>o.sernent Wl1h full bath Ooon Two car 90~ drtveway Sfptrate todl un't Dnvt'Way Many updates Two car garage and Wood ded<. In yard utll,t,tS and basements Ideal mcome prop ~ bedroom. two and one half bath Impeccably maintained home New 22 x 16 ft. Large IO! 5193900 erty on a dead end ~ 5209 900 family room 'Nlth cathedral ceIling Newer kitchen With Conan counters and large eatmg area Large h\omg room With fireplace, fonnal dmmg room, den. Hardwood floors throughout CJ]JXN (810) 773-7138 home Fmlshed basement. Central air. New screens and storms. New two and one half car 21835 Nine Mife Rd. garage. Well landscaped yard with bnck patiO - St. Clair Shores. MI 48080 ,\W >~~rt":;\~%':: ~!x~ ,.~. 't,:,~ : ~',~ "~'j»>""" ,,~.~v i ~ E-Mail egoosenOrnI.mIS_corn. " liJ:"lc:Oaasen. OR•• ABR • Broker/O",," ". '0 '. '" ~~\""~""~""""" ~., ,,,.: ,.., . ... Page 18 YourHome Thursday, April 6, 2000 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Bon HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE o'J3 CONDOS APTS FLATS HUNTINGTON OPEN Sundav 2- 4 1954 ST. CLAIR SHORES STOP rf"ntiMI Own for YOUR new home in Harp.. CLINTON TWfl ~74q3 in Harper Woods. Owner Stanhope. .Charming 3 Super sharp 3 bedroom less! $0 doV;n. No credit er Woods, 20220 El- Charter Oaks Blvd. Must has bought another home. bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1,200 sq. ft. brick & vinyl needed. Guaranteed ap- khart, gorgeous 3 bed- see, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 room, 1 1/2 bath bunga- Beautiful 3 bedroom brick one in master bedroom, ranch, Country kitchen, proval! 1-800-360-4620 bath, finished basement. low. Completely refur- bungalow, updated family room, central air. huge yard with ext. 8203. (SeA Net- All appliances included. kitchen, finished Move In condition. Price work) bished. Bright, clean Enclosed garden patio, pnvacy fence & extensive kitchen. Spacious basement, central air, reduced! 313-881-9281. mas- 810-465-7273 Open deck, tons of updates. TOT ALL Y renovated ter bedroom with Sitting 2 car garage Sunday 1- 5. ROSEVILLE- 17477/ Lakeview schools & ranch, home on private & more. Low down, room & walk- in closet. 17479 Allen. Very nice 2 garage. $119,900. FHA. Cul-de-sac in the Cozy family room in LAKEFRONT condo with Asking $134,900 unit upper and lower in- Grosse Pointe Farms basement. new carpet boatwell. Magnificentl ROSEVILLE ST. CLAIR SHORES come. New windows, area. Great layout for throughout. Central air, Beautiful neutral decor. Priced to sell at $117,000 1st Offenng, 3 bedroom carpet and paint. Many entertaining, close to pnvacy fence. New Win- Swimming pool, tennis Elizabeth, 11 1/2 Mile Rd. brick ranch. FeatUring fin- appliances stay. Lower school & hospital. dows, 1 1/2 car garage. court & putting green. _ Brick ranch, 2 car garage, Ished basement and ga- unit 2 bedrooms, upper $399,000. 313-884-4553 Too many other features $2,100. per month. Kathy new Windows. Full rage. $122,000. FHAIVA unit one bedroom. Full too list. Don't miss out Lenz, Johnstone & John- basement, central air, ST. CLAJR SHORES ST. Clair Shores. Great basement , very large on this home, that is in stone, 313-884-0600, updated kitchen. Hurry. Very nice 3 bedroom brick neighborhood, 3 bed- 2.5 car garage, move- in condition. 313-813-5802. century 21 Villa $124,900 Call Flo Abke, and vinyl sided ranch with room, 2 1/2 bath ranch. $109,900.313-884-1838 - 313-882.2030 (810)777-4242, Century 12x18 foot family room Attached garage. Many LAKESHORE Village- 2 updates: kitchen, win- 21 AAA with skylights, 2 fuM baths, bedroom townhouse. dows, flooring, more. SOlATIJBE JUST USTED SPECTACULAR 3 bed- large country kitchen. $84,000. (810)775-4719 Grosse Pointe Schools. $184,900. Call 810-293- 1HEMIRAa.E room, 1,650 square foot. Lakeview schools and 2 5713 SKYllGHf SHOREPOINTE condo/ All brick ranch, natural fire- Brick bungaJow on prime car garage. SdabJJe c6!Is an Grosse Pointe Woods, 2 place, finished basement, canal street in St. Clair $126,500 FHA. VA afbdatJe Imk-poc(. bedrooms, 2 1/ 2 baths, newer furnace & central Shores. $299,900. Im- air, Florida room, attached ST CLAIR SHORES 1890 Norwood ~way finished basement, at- mediate occupancy, to bing the benefits garage. $123,500. 4 bedroom cape cod Grosse Pointe Woods tached garage, excellent move- in condition. Call eX naturallWrt JUST LISTED featuring family room, 2 3 bed.room~ 1.5 bath~ condition, 313-882-8834 Bob Ermanni century 21 into)'OOl' 1rme. A real doll house! 2 bed- 1/2 baths, updated kitchen l&inted Brick Colonial Associates (810) 778- ~&:~ ST. Osir Michigan- 3 unit room vinyl sided ranch, with isJand counter all on a $253,900 1nslaIedBy: 8100 ext. 221. for com- apartment on riverside. first floor laundry, 1.5 car huge double lot. $139,900 Beaudf1dly maintained AIlY:RfD. plete list of updates. home; &miIy room • .rec: Separate utilities. Lot garage. Harper Woods ST. CLAIR SHORES TIiOMM,N:. 22476 Alexander. Open room, hud",ood Boors, SO'X 260'. 3 car garage SChools. $68,500. 313-882-0628 Sunday 1-4. Brand new custom built 3 11a1Sto1D kitchen. wi di••init' III. with fun 2nd floor. Many JUST USTED bedroom brick vinyl DeW ST. Clair Shores brick & area, windows, new improvements. St. John area. 4 bedroom air. doable pr8Fo ranch, 1,534 square ranches with fuR base- 8('3 CONDOS APTS FLATS $225,000. (313)521- brick bungalow. Big kitch- msnts, great rooms, & 2 5600 en, den, 1.5 baths, finish- feet, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, car attached garages. ~~ BALFOUR Square- 1 bed- family room, updated system. Mint Q)udiaon. ed basement, 2.5 car ga- room upper. 1- 1/2 bath, Don't Forget- kitchen with oak cabi- Lakeview Schools. MUSfSEFJ rage. $101,250. full basement. NeWly Can your ads In Earlyl nets, 2 fireplaces, at- $159,900. Open Sat, SaD, 2- .. DETROIT deoorated. $57,000 tached 2 car garage. • ST CLAIR SHORES (313)fIM. 7293 Classified Advertising Investors Special (313)881-8283 313-882-6900 ext 3 Possible 2 family income. $134,000. 810-nl-7932 Walk to Nautical Mile. '"' ...... Lots of upgrades. Priced to ST. Clair Shores. View of Attractive 4 bedroom brick go at $44,900 The Milk River from your ranch featuring finished Carol "Z" Koepplin great room, overlooking basement with gas fire- Century 21 Showcase beautiful 190' lot. 3 bed- place, bar & half bath. 25' 810-751-2662 room brick ranch, base- country kitchen, 2 full ment & attached garage. baths, many updates & 2 LANARK, Detroit, by own- Fireplace, central air. 1/2 car garage. $164,900. er. 3 bedroom, alumi- Call for private showing. GETIS OPI (PL910). Pat Langlois ST. CLAIR SHORES num siding, basement, ReMax East, 810-792- 12 unit apartment building. garage, new furnace, 8000 ext. 215. Find out what'. happening around newer roof. Move in or $795,000. the globe and in your own backyard. collect $515 rent. J.C. Lee Real Estate- Ask for Order home delivery today! (313)885-8687 Harvey 810-n1-3954 1 year MANY HOMES FOR RlmOHaUNGS ~POINIEaIY DOWN Subscription ZERO Multi family, 5-5 bddt Available from Delivered Seconds fn:m the Village. $50,000 - $400,00 Newwindows/ eJectric/ Call today for your free list! eatpem trJ ftoodngI roof. $31.00 313-350-2251 Freshly painbrl HrmhOO basemmt with 00th, 2car MUST Sell! St. Clair • World Events Shores, 22465 Madison. garage. Zooed 3--5 families. Open Sunday 1- 4. Open Sunday 1-4 ExceIIfnt rent • Local &: National News STa.AIR SHORES Three bedroom brick PREFER. A HUGE MASTEIl • Sports 3bedroom bide ranch - ranch. Move in condi- IJEDItOOM wi1b. • Travel tion. Located In desira- WXUJUOUS BATII? 1311 New roci/ furnaceI antral K: PoiIatc Plat. air/ winck:Jws. Finished • Business ble Eagle POInte Sub. arc- I -. -..- will • __ 1mement with fireplace, With private lakefront • TheArts diaaII ~ &4"= ill die we bar, halfbath. park. 2 full baths, finish- • Technology imat mom,... tuDiIy I..akeview SdXlOIs. ed basement! custom rooatdea, lowly ...... STaAIR SIiORES. ...and !Dore brick bar. 2 natural fire- k~ willi • .aok A baItInJclIB 3bedrca nbrick ranch, 1 • places. Call for list of up- DeIII'by, .... 1/2 baths. Family room, 2 beclloam willi • walk-ill • dates. Owner has fireplaces, finished cIOId IIIId iPc widl bought another home. basement New windows, Asking $185,400. 810- two lillk.. jlK:uzzi tub. ... 1IIoMr. eWII • *y-liPt. two 3car gcuage. 775-8727 adIcr __ lei" belII'oomI witII • (313)343-5577 ...... buemeat, NEW construction- Clinton large dectIpMio. 2 ea- ..... 31J.886.~ext, 231 , ' Township, 3 bedroom, 2 Wdb eckbtIaa.I . ~=les Grosse Pointe News bath, with basement, $379,900 Call Tom Fanp at 810-312-1661 1,225 sq. ft., (810)n7- 110-216-6000. (TfllKEN) t~C 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FLATS 801 INVESTMENT PROPERTY 811 lOTS FOR SALE 812 MORTGAGES/LAND 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN CONTRACTS LOTS . lOTS ST. Clair Shores golf f:ASTPOINTE- 7 Ullil or- ZERO DOwN HOME OWNERS LAKEVIEW duplex build- course condo. 2 bed- flce bUilding with addi. New home construction JUMBO SPECIALISTS Ing sIte on East Bay S1. rooms, 2 baths, attach- tlonal parking. Investers.' Owner- bUilder program Purchase or refinance four blocks from ed garage. Sale or users. Land contract provides finanCing for BtH consolidation Downtown Harbor Spnngs lease. Agent, (313)325- terms. Reduced! matenals, land and labor. Stated income GRAHAM REAL ETATE 2640. $289,900. For details call Your plans or ours. No income 231-526-6251 Frank Bemabel Real Es- Call for more InformatIon! verification Fax 231-526-2750. emall: 806 flORIDA PROPERTY tate Co, 810.465.5529. . SHEA HOMES Bruised credit OK "[email protected]" 800-930-2804 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES Park Avenue ------FLORIDA best buys. 812 MORTGAGES/LAND Attention Getters Luxury waterfront 21 2 Mortgage are a fun way to say HARRISON Twp. Boater's CONTRACTS condo on sand. Direct Loan Center "See this ad" ocean view. Between Paradise. Incredible MORTGAGE EXPERT 313-885-2233 Boca & Ft. Lauderdale. views. 6,100 sq. ft. 4 1/2 Buying. Selling. Cash $143,000. Call Tammy car garage, 7 wells, 2 Fast. Convenient Service. hoists & carriage house. Dolph Andreae Leach, Michigan native, Only $2 Priced below cost. 313-303-7372 Lord's Realty, 1-800- Call (313)882-6900 ext 3 $995,000. 810-792.5253 810-779-6252 529-6260 to place your ad today " " < " ' " , " " $193,900 Goosen Realty 810-773-7138 $309,000 By Owner 313-886-8222 $595,000 Hi bie Maxon 313-886-3400 , 9&:HaJf Prace 1-4pm By Owner 313-886-1821 ,~" 417,t.Othrop ' , 1-4pm North America 1 Realty 810-704-9119 ~ , 470Shetboume Ot. . , , $399,000 1-5pm By Owner 313-884-4553 ~48Jf(i,Uiams , $229,000 2-4pm By Owner 313-885-2692 &19:eeaconsfield Goosen Realty 810-773-7138 1093 Beacoosfte1d $209,900 Goosen Realty 810-773-7138 1at1 Kensington $379,900 Century 21 Town & Country 810-469-2556 1360 iltiet' $464,000 B Owner 313-886-5664 11,62 Anita $189,900 2-4pm By owner 313-881-9535 1812 SfYs $183,900 1-4pm By Owner 313-881-0808 1979 Huntington $185,000 2-4pm By Owner 313-884-1558 21a6 LoChmoor $219,900 2-4pm 313-882-6276 1683 Newcastfe 2-4pm By Owner 313-886-5153 1890 NQfWood $253,900 2-4pm By Owner 313-884-7293 656 S. 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