Cui De Sac the Registration Process Is As "User Friendly" As Possible, Said Superintendent Suzanne Klein

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" Registration ...... " ,:.:.; . . , Maire school contInues• ~ };ewer than 300 families have yet to register for school. cuI de sac The registration process is as "user friendly" as possible, said Superintendent Suzanne Klein. The number reported in the Aug. 11 detoured issue of the Grosse Pointe News of 600 has been cut in half. Some 284 families, By Brad Lindberg class. as of Monday, Aug. 15, have yet to regis- Staff Writer The effort took the inside ter their children for the 2005-06 school The school system may track with Councilmember year which begins Tuesday, Sept. 6. have to ante up its own Jean Weipert also serving on Registration hours are 8:30 a.m. to property for a special drop~ the Maire School Safety 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday at 389 off area set aside for chil- Committee. She also will St. Clair. Bring orginial documents to dren attending Maire serve on the City committee. verify residency. Posted signs will direct Elementary. Citv administrators in you to the correct room. A temporary City of June ~ere ready to seek con- Middle school and high school stu- Grosse Pointe committee struction bids involving dents who have not registered will be Cooper gets Proper warmup being formed to address plans to close Notre Dame unable to pick up a schedule. The Grosse Pointe band Proper Villains wiD open for Alice Coop- pedestrian safety at Maire for about an hour during Questions may be directed to (313) er at a concert this Sunday, Aug. 21, at the Michigan State Fair. includes Councilman John morning and afternoon com- 432-3083 or 432-3038. Concerts start at 7 p.m. in the air-conditioned coUseum. Proper Stevens, who tipped his muter times. \Vord got out Telephone fan-outs and letters will be Villains is headed by lead singer Derek Jendza, wearing the hat, hand this week on the tactic and opponents said stop. going out to the remaining unregistered of the Park. The group's self-title compact disk contains 11 tracks he thinks will finally resolve Stevens, neighborhood families. of guitar-based rock 'n' roU. the drawn-out matter. residents and a representa" "Wejust strip it down," Jendza said "It's Les Pauls and Marshall "We have to get property tive of the Village stacks. We pretty much get out there and rock It out." The con- owners involved," Stevens Merchants Association were cert is free with regular admission to the fair. Tickets cost $9 for said. "That includes repre- concerned the project adults and $4 for chUdren 4 to 11. ChUdren less than 2 years old sentatives from the schooL seemed like a done dea.l Friday, Aug. 19 are admitted free. They can have a corner without due diligence of given up for a safety issue." traffic consequences. The Grosse Pointe Summer Select Maire parents for two Mike Overton, city man- choir will perform at 6 and at 8 p.m. in years have been lobbying ager, said cities are obligat~ the auditorium of Parcells Middle the city to build a cuI de sac ed to provide a safe environ- School, 20600 Mack in Grosse Pointe Detroit man drowns behind the school on Notre ment for children heading to Woods. Tickets are available at Dame behin.d the Village and from school. J,<~,=A Gall~ry in the Village or at business district where chi}. "The state says we're off G.P. Park shore dren can be dropped ofTand picked up before and after See MAIRE, page 2A Saturday, Aug. 20 By Bob St. John Grosse Pointe Park DPS received two The deadline for submitting a photo to Staff Writer calls from residents living on Park the "Best Buddies 2006" competition Christopher Coleman, a 21~year-old Lane and Whittier reporting a man must be in the hands of the Grosse Detroit man, drowned in Lake St. had jumped in Lake St. Clair and had Pointe Animal Adoption Society, 296 Clair on Wednesday, Aug. 10, approxi- not surfaced. Farms man, woman Chalfonte in Grosse Pointe Farms. mately 30-feet from the Grosse Pointe The U.S. Coast Guard and the Entry fee is $5 and funds will be used by Park shoreline. Grosse Pointe Farms dive team were the GPAAS. The man was swimming in about 8 notified and responded. go missing in lake feet of water and was asking several Responding officers located several By Bob St. John square miles after officials Monday, Aug. 22 workers if they wanted to join him for of the man's clothing items, but they Staff Writer foun.d their boat at 10:10 The Summer Show Choir workshop a swim on the hot, humid day. This did not locate any identification. Chuck Rutherford tJr., a a.m., 10 miles northeast of begins at Parcells Middle School. was about 3 p.m., according to police At 4:06 p.m., the body of a yet 35-year-old Grosse Pointe Bois Blanc Island. • reports. unidentified male was located by Farms resident, and a Cheboygan Tribune staff Services for Older Citizens (SaC) "The workers said they told the divers. The Wayne County Medical female acquaintance, 34- writer Mike Fornes reported presents a talk, "Senior Lifestyles and man they had work to do and declined Examiner performed an autopsy and year-old Lana Stempien, the vessel was found with Injury Prevention," at 11:15 a.m. at the his' invitation to go swimming," noted there was no evidence of body were found missing from the engine running in neu~ Neighborhood Club, 17150 Waterloo in Grosse Pointe Park director of public t.rauma, but authorities are awaiting their 27-foot cabin cruiser tral and no people. aboard. the City of Grosse Pointe. safety Dave Hiller said. "The men results of a toxicology report, which that was due into port at The radio was playing, the • looked back at the man a couple of could take a couple of weeks. 9:10 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 12. swim ladder was in the "up" The board of trustees of the Grosse minutes later and could not see him." The U.S. Coast Guard and or stowed position and per- Pointe Public Library meets at 7 p.m. at At approximately 3:10 p.m., the See DROWNING, page 2A Canadian search and rescue sonal items such as cell the Ewald branch library, 15175 teams attempted to locate phones, identification, Jefferson in Grosse Pointe Park. The the missing couple in waters money and clothing were all public is invited. two miles east of Goose aboard. Island in northern Lake The U.S. Coast Guard I The Grosse POint; Park City Council Huron. Station at St. Ignace first meetsat 7 p.m. at the Park's City Hall, Search teams covered an 15'115 E. Jefferson. _ I area approximately 1,550 See MISSING, page 2A See WEEK AHEAD, page ~ l_.~--~--_ ..~----~ POINTER OF INTEREST l INDEX

Obituaries 6A Emily A. Guarini Opinion 8A Home: Grosse Pointe Farms Business 11A Schools 13A Age: 82 Family: Husband, Autos 16A Stefano; two sons, John Seniors 38 and Steven; two grandchildren Entertainment 58 Photo by Pet.er J. Birkner Classified ads 3C Claim to fame: Runs every day No, the.e kids weren't at a reeent Detroit Tigers game. Rather, they attended the Blue Streak iill Sports Camp held at the Grosse Quote: "I just could not Pointe Academy. The camp'4ft had Just fIIllsbed playing the sit in a chair and watch Grosse Pointe News' paper-t'.IH lame. They were .. ked to bring to television." camp a copy of the their favorite weekly newspaper (the Groue Pointe Ne.... , of course!). which they attempted to to•• through See story, page 4A the mailbox openings in the banner. All the campers went home winne .... The Grone Pointe News ts an annual sponsor of the Blue Streak All Sporta Camp.

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From there the river will So say two South High • Grosse Pointe Farms' flow uncovered into Lake St. Student Association officers Clair. long-delayed Hill redevelop- protesting the school board's • With the housing short- ment plan may become a decision to permit use of reality this year. age as desperate as it is Breathalyzers on high / .. Representatives of an today, the situation in which school students suspected of investment company say City of Grosse Pointe offi- being under the influence of things are finally falling alcohol. cials find themselves 18 into place to construct a unique. They can't give away medical office building at 5 years ago this week homes -- one across from the corner of Kercheval and • Grosse Pointes' two- the Maire Elementary Muir. time incumbent Wayne School playground on Notre • William Coats' on- County Commissioner wins Dame and the other behind again, off-again resignation a decisive victory over a the playground facing St. first. time challenger in the Clair - bought a while back as superintendent of Grosse Pointe public schools is off primary election. to acquire land for off-street Results mean Christopher parking. again. During a special board Cavanagh, D-Grosse Pointe "We thought we could sell Park, will face Republican them or give them away, but meeting Coats refuses to resubmit a request to be Eric Steiner, a Grosse Pointe haven't had any luck.," says Woods councilman and Norbert Neff, city manager. released from his five-year contract. He has been chairman of the finance "I'll give them away if the committee, in the November person'll have them off' the offered a full-time professor- Does this bring back memories? ship at University of election. lots in two weeks." • A nighttime car chase Michigan to begin next year. Vast Improvements made recently at City of Grosse Pointe municipal park • George Heckendorn, 51, that starts in Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Woods coun- 10 years ago this week have Just about blotted out all recollection of the former installatioD. Thi. Woods comes to a drawn-out old pier was carried away by the big storm. of March. 1952. when the level cilman, dies of a heart • Emily Halton of the end when Michigan State of Lak.e St. Clair was at an all-time high. This picture was run by the Grosse attack suffered last week. City of Grosse Pointe wins Police force the fleeing sus- Heckendorn was serving Pointe News way back in August 1941. (From the Aug. 18. 1955 Grosse the Dorothy Look Alike con- pect into a ditch at the side Pointe News.) his fourth two~year term on test during the Village side- of eastbound 1-94 north of the council. walk sale celebration. St. Clair. He was a nationally Halton will be a sixth. Questioned after the 40- known tenor singing under grader at Pierce Middle mile romp, the 41-year-old .If.' ••_--,-- the professional name of Missing •.----- ••••~_.&_---, School this fall. She looks male suspect from Westland Georg€' Dorn. At one time he forward to reprising her says he was trying to ditch From page lA contact the vessel via want, but until the bodies was a soloist with the big Dorothy costume in the police because of two out- marine radio and cell phone have been found or we found received a report of the over- bands of Vincent Lopez, and Village Santa Claus Parade standing warrants. without any success, then out more, we have nothing to due vessel Friday. Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey. in November. • Maire Elementary notified area marinas and go on." The cousin of one of the • The Grosse Pointe Park School will begin the ~lCade-, agencies that could assist in missing individuals called, 25 years ago this week mic year with a new princi- contacting or locating the Searches were conducted judicial primary election stating that the he had spo- • Some Grosse Pointe ain't over 'til it's over. pal. vessel. After the vessel was by small boat, helicopter, ken to his cousin by cell fixed-wing aircraft and by Park, Shores and Woods res- Dean Valente, whose 466 Kathleen Satut is chosen found adrift, the search then phone around 1:30 p.m. on land to no avail. The formal idents may think twice votes are one vote shy of 467 for the job. She comes to the shifted from that of an over- Thursday, Aug. 11. The search was called off, but an about turning on their lawn votes credited to Don Grosse Pointes from Eton due vessel to two possible cousin onboard the overdue ~nfonnal search is still ongo- sprinklers next summer Berschback, wants a Academy in Birmingham, persons in the water. vessel reported being near mg. when they see their water recount. where she directed the low Rogers City and stated they "This is a very odd set of A member of the bills jump by up to 120 per- Whoever comes out on top school for six years. would be at Mackinac Island circumstances regarding the Rutherford family said, "We will face Carl Jarboe, prima- - Brad Lindberg cent this winter, in approximately two hours. disappearance of these two haven't had any contact Coast Guard Station St. individuals," Fornes said. with Chuck, and we're pray- t II m Ignace made attempts to "We can speculate all we ing for a miracle." Week Ahead I•••• From page lA the agenda. Services for Older Citizens __ Z•••• d£.& •• I.n.' r•••a••••__ .r -- (SaC) presents a talk, Maire Monday, Aug. 22 "Nutrition/Vitamins for your VVednesda~Aug.24 Memory," at 11:15 a.m. at the From page IA summer evenings. On and owners. Grosse Pointe South High The committee will have The Grosse Pointe Farms Neighborhood Club, 17150 on. responsible for the safety of "As much as I think a cuI 12 members. city council meets at 7 p.m. at School holds an orientation Waterloo in the City of Grosse program for incoming fresh- those children," he said. de sac would improve child "It's large but doable/' the Farms' City Hall, 90 Kerby. Pointe. men. Ninth grade students Traffic patterns are cer- safety when crossing Notre Overton said. should report to the main gym • tain to change even without Dame, the full extent and Work will extend beyond a Tuesday, Aug. 23 at 8:30 a.m., using the intermittent closures of impact of these proposed Notre Dame drop-off area. A special meeting of the Grosse Pointe Boulevard An orientation for parents of Notre Dame, which feeds developments is not known," The committee will help Grosse Pointe Board of entrance. The program will freshmen at Grosse Pointe directly the downtown com- Overton said. "There's truly analyzing traffic situations Education begins at 7:30 p.m. end at approximately 11:30 South High School begins at mercial zone. a need to do something." throughout the Village. at.389 St. Clair. A decision on a.m. 7 p.m. in the main gym. Upcoming developments' Those reasons, plus resi- "I hope the committee can the new board member is on • in the Village include what dent opposition to the drop- come to some findings by the Overton called a "significant off idea during a special spring of 2006 and improve- expansion" of Kroger grocery public hearing last month, ments be made during sum" Lower lake levels store, located across the prompted Overton's recom. mer recess," Overton said. The following lake levels property line from where the mendation to research alter- as of July 22 are offered by cuI de sac was penciled in. natives. the U.S. Army Corps of Developers nationwide "I propose that a new com- Engineers: are being invited to bid on mittee be formed to further the right to develop a block- study and make recommen- Drowning The lower Great Lakes long municipal parking lot dations regarding the safety •••I.Fl.'••• _ ••• _' .,__ off Notre Dame kitty-comer concerns of children walking are 5 to 7 inches below the From page lA levels of a year ago. Dry con- to the school drop off' area. and being driven to and ditions this spring and sum~ Overton suspects the from Maire School," Overton Neighborhood Club, one said. "It looks as if this is a THIS DELUXE FURNACE SUPER-TuNE.UP mer are the main reason tragic accidental drowning," that water levels on the block away on St. Clair and In addition to Weipert and COVERS A lOT MORE THAN JUST REGULAR Waterloo, is going to expand. Stevens, the roster will be Hiller said. "We are still MAINTENANCE. It actually renews your entire hearing lower Great Lakes are waiting for more results, below last year's levels. Sunrise Development has rounded out with Overton, system to almost factory-fresh condition. It includes an won approval for a 79-unit Public Safety Director Al and hopefully the case will condominium on neighbor- Fincham, two representa- be closed once we get those air flow evaluation of your duct system. Thorough Looking ahead, Lakes St. ing St. Clair. tives of the school district results." cleaning of the indoor coil, plus an application of Clair, Erie, and Ontario are 1 Monday night council (Overton suggested Maire's 1 he man was seen as all expected to fall 3 to 4 protective rustproofing to your unit's exterior. members approved site principa1), two Maire par- early as 11 a.m. that day inches during August. plans and outdoor seating ents, a representative of the when he purchased some items from the CVS in the #2 YOUR FURNACE UNDERGOES A STATE-OF-THE-ART for a Thai restaurant due to Village Association, two res- open late fall on Kercheval idents from the neighbor- Village shopping district in HYDROSCAN to test its heat exchanger for dangerous Or~ Point~ News at St. Clair, itself the loca- hood and someone on behalf the City of Grosse Pointe. 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August 18,2005 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Pointers make grade at State Fair

By Brad Lindberg grounds. Staff Writer Sue Webb won two first You can't keep a good place ribbons for needle- baker down. point, including a pillow Cynthia Redlawski has with a sunflower against a reclaimed her top spot in the blue background. Her sec- community arts cooking ond entry consisted of two competition at the Michigan bookmarks, one with the State Fair. design of a woman prepar- Her recipe for German ing to hit a golf ball. chocolate cake Katherine Chesney made came in first. a yellow-flowered linen She'll be able '~ sun dress that to display the .-- .~ won blue ribbon 7 first next to one she , place earned in 1998 for the same ;ewin: recipe: five She did layers of !, even bet- chocolate I ter with cake, each crochet. plastered She won with thick best in icing show for a Amy Liang and her little on a cloudy day. heavy on squared sister Anna are the kinds of Graham Kozak of the the design. Her girls you want to know when Woods, a previous fair win- coconut. yellow cro- you're hungry. ner, returned this year to Maybe chet sweater Amy and Anna, of the City receive second place in color n ext came in third. of Grosse Pointe, returned to photography for an image of yea r Grosse state fair youth competition the underside of a Redlawski Pointe artists this year and went home microwave dish. will reprise her 1999 strutted their with their usual comple- Paige Kozak of victory as the state's top stuff at the fair. ment of ribbons. Grosse Pointe Woods baker of apple pie. S usa n Amy won first won best in show, Her daughter, Annie, has Roubal of the place for bar grades 7-9, for a continued the family's win- Park led the cookies and color photo- ning ways. Annie pack with muffins. graph of a won best in best in Her building show show for a cof- and water in the rural wheel , : youth land- a t catego- scape ry for paint- fee chocolate 1 n g . cake cake. She too k The a Is a second. Redlawskis won Anna won live in the sec- third place for City and are o n d bar cookies. among many place in pro- E r i n Greenfield Grosse fessional drawing. Andrzejczyk of Village. Pointers earn- Lori Zurvalec won first Grosse Pointe Woods Paige received ing prizes in the place in the professional won fourth place for honorable mention 157th state fair. watercolor category for a her gingerbread house. for a color photo of the painting titled "Red marks She fashioned the roof same building seen from Adult categories evolving." The green, yel- with cakes of shredded 'inside an adjacent structure Marie Zeller won two sec- low, red and blue wheat cereal and used and partially through a'n ond-place ribbons, fOf abstract image shredded coconut dyed amber-colored vase. 'evokes' .:). a '.,p'-,' ,'\ Ii cakes: a white cake for 'a green for grass. Still at Green1fMd~H13he wedding shower and. a ' ,'range" bf In arts and crafts, Ashley won third place for a color chocolate cake topped Smith won best in show in photo of people dressed in with a mennaid to the grade 10 category for period costumes standing celebrate the fifth black and white photogra- near the carousel. birthday of a girl phy. Dayle Mass of the Woods named Ann. She captured knitted her way to first Zeller the image of place with a small purse showed versa. a wooden made of blue and purple tili ty by win- d 0 0 r yam. ning rib- hinged to a Nichole Richards of the bons in stone wall Woods won first place Photos by Brad Lindberg craft covered par- among students in grades 10 Michigan State Fair community arts winning compe- tially by through 12 with a painting entries include: English ivy. of an orange sun setting Above from top: Lori Zurvalec's watercolor, Paige Her closeup behind a lake surrounded by Kozak's first-place color photography, Ashley titions. photo of the face of trees and hills. Smith's best in show photo and a landscape painting She won a cat won first place The Michigan State Fair by Susan Roubal that won best in show. second place for in black and white. runs through Sunday, Aug. Center from top: Cynthia Redlawski's ftrst.place a group quilt pro- Smith won second 21. German chocolate cake, Sue Webbwon first place for ject. A red, white and place in the color catego- needlepoint and Catherine Wrobel's quilt WOD best in blue quilted vest came in ry for a photo of a west- show. third, as did a quilt fash- ern scene of mountains Right from top: Erin Andrzejczyk made a ginger. ioned from flowered squares. inter- reflected in a smooth lake bread house using shredded wheat. Amy Liang won Catherine \Vrobel of preta- first place for cookies. Grosse Pointe Woods tions, from a received best in show for a flower garden to a pieced quilt. test for colorblindness. In addition, 'Wrobel's If you like what you see, quilts won two first places, Zurvalec is selling it for a second and fourth. $750. Three of her winning tIune Mabarak won a rain- entries hang one after the bow of ribbons. 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good to just sit there and not from her house and a Lebanese immigrants, she ",;/ j, to move." stranger stopped her. He also faced and overcame Guarini, once tagged as aaked, "Did you run all of many challenges during the < <.f;' .' •... , t!, i;. Grosse Pointe's "moving the way here'?" Great\l)epression. ,: ;', I... landmark," has been run- Even though many Grosse ifWe, were lucky if we had f , . f .: f " , " ~ . f, .' ". . . milk and bread at night," l" ".: ••• ": f',". .,>"<; she said. POINTER OF INT.EREST "I was the oldest in the family of the girls, and I ., .., ... ~..• .•' •..... ; .' ...., .. ning for 25 or 30 years. She Pointers know Guarini more or less had to take on a lot of the chores at home." used to run seven miles on because they see her out . .."'. After the tenth grade, weekdays and 11 miles on every day, she does not run ' ... weekends in a loop all over for the recognition. Guarini got a job as a typist. ". f.... :.; '.:' .. Grosse Pointe, as a mini- She said she simply can- "My parents were in need; ,.... . ',. mum. not stay still and loves the so I went to work," she said. "Sometimes during the feeling she gets from run- Despite these hard times, .< <,,/ day I didn't think it was ning. she remembers a different .', ",,<: .. ".",. ed she reduce her distance. accomplish something." safe." :'.'/. Despite the restrictions, Guarini also likes to be an Guarini also recalled what Guarini runs in all weather inspiration for other people. the city was like during the and temperatures. "I like to set ,Q'e.xample, holidays. '!I don't miss a day," she you know, to young kids," "You should have seeny;, /i0'!j/j,'(:';i,' said. "Hit's raining or snow- she said. what Detroit was like, just ing, 1 go out there." "If 1 could do it they could Even an injury that would do it." li~~~ j'::::~kc~h;o~a~~;Ud_ ....:;••;it!;.::.:." ..;f~~~~}, deter most athletes did not Guarini's activity is defi.- n't get across the street." Photo by Sarah Kurtz stop Guarini. nitely not typical. Where Guarini met her husband, Farms resident Emlly A. Guarini jogs in Grosse Pointe. The 82.year-old. grand~ A few years ago, ,she was did she get this unique love Stefano, at a dance in mother and business owner nlDS two mlles every day. ,. struck by a bicyclist while for running and remarkable Canada. Originally from there, not that we wanted She handles all of the old came to visit, Guarini \' L running. perseverance? Italy, Stefano "couldn't to," she said. details herself - from deal- took her on a walk. The tod~ She suffered from several Ever since she was a speak a word of English" "1 didn't want to have to ing with her customers to dler walked two miles by scrapes and bruises and was young girl, she has been when the two met, although worry about my kids then." maintaining property. herself without complaining unable to run. exceptionally active. he spoke French and In Aug. 1973, the family "1 have to give more atten- or tiring. But when she recovered, Growing up in Detroit, Spanish along with his moved to Grosse Pointe. tion to my tenants than So maybe endurance is in she got right back to her she had a pair of roller native Italian. Both of her sons attended myself," she said. Guarani's genes. daily routine. skates that she absolutely But the couple began a Grosse Pointe South High "It keeps me really hop- But even with all of the Guarini has become some- loved. "I'd roller skate up relationship and were mar~ School, and Guarini kept pin'." possible explanations for )' thing of an icon for motorists and down the neighbor~ ried in the mid-1950s in busy while they were ill Guarini also spends time Guarini's success and her and other joggers. When hood," she said. Detroit. school by working different with her family and dotes on remarkable persistence, , ' ': she is out on a run, people (She tried in-line...... ,~,...,..,.,.skating Mter their two sons "were job.s and nlnning a., s.mall .,her two grandchildren. there is probably one reason ,\ ~ born, Gu~ririii... ~~~r~~-,(rcntal b~ie~ fi¥!~(;.:~In fact, she. may have why she h.as ~ 1":. ,. . '.~," .....<~tS:~. wi,I!Jin.' . band decldedMtt ..1\ft)Wa-. De, ': 4~gh 'n~ s ", s~~;another runner In the mak- the way Jhe~~ ..,.., best to move out of the city. grown, Guarini sb oper-' ing with her granddaughter. "I'm tfust ambitious: 1 • "I did have to' get out of ates her rental business. One day when the 3-year- guess," she said. City of Of}ro5S.eJnint.e, Michigan PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 357 Village dining heats up with outdoor

;,';. Please take notice that the City Council of the City of '.' Grosse Pointe has passed Ordinance No. 357 amending Chapter 90, Section 90-3, 90-74, 90-76, 90-159, and 90-320 seating at new Thai Bistro restaurant pertaining to sign ordinance regulations and definitions and the Planned Unit Development Review and Approval By Brad Lindberg the City of Grosse Pointe. planing consultant and City Lee is among 18 brothers procedures. This Ordinance will become effective ten days Staff Writer "My family has been doing resident. and sisters. Outdoor seating on a pub~ / after the publication of this Notice. The complete text of Sidewalk seating could the restaurant business for "We run a family busi- Ordinance No. 357 is available at the City of Grosse Pointe 12 years," Lee said. "We are lie right of way required spe- . , make a spicy Thai restau- ness, but we run the restau- ." Municipal Offices, 17147 Maumee Avenue . rant the hottest thing in excited about this project. cial permission. rants individually," Lee said . town. We think the Village has a Lee agreed to contain the "We all help each other with Thai Bistro, due to open lot of character." area within a portable ideas." Julie E. Arthurs, late this fall in a prime cor- Lee applied for outdoor three-foot tall wrought iron Lee's restaurants serve G PN: 08/18/2005 City Clerk ner location in the Village, seating knowing he'd be fence that would be taken lunch and dinner. has been given the OK to unable to offer it until down and stored indoors He intends to operate during cold months. dish it up outdoors. spring. Thai Bistro from 11 a.m. to Tonblong Lee, chainnan of "By the time we are ready He agreed to maintain at 9:30 p.m. Monday through City of tirosse Jninte ~.onbs, Michigan the family business that to open, it will be too cold," least a five-foot pathway for Thursday; Friday 11 a.m. to pedestrians. He agreed to includes eight restaurants Lee said. 10:30 p.m.; Saturday, 4 to The prospect of increased leave room for free NOTICE TO BIDDERS such as Sai Thai in St. Clair 10:30 p.m.; and Sunday 4 to vibrancy downtown with Thursday evening summer STANHOPE AVENUE Shores and Birmingham, 9:30 p.m. seating for 20 along St. Clair concerts that have become a WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT may go one s~p further once things are cooking in the made mouths water. tradition of their own on the He proposed outdoor ser~ AEW PROJECT NO.16()'273 Village. "This is a signature cor- comer. vice until 8 p.m., although RECEII~LQP_.6IDS.,;, The City of Grosse Pointe Woods will receive He might apply for a tav- ner," said John Stevens, Tables, chairs, table city ordinance allows :him to scaled hids until IO:()O A.M., local time on Tuesday, August 30, ern license. councilman. umbrellas (if any), lighting operate until 11 p.m, \ 2005, at the offices of the City Clerk, City of Grosse Pointe Woods, At present Lee is, focused "This is a very exciting and other elements of street "If we don't have', enough 20025 Mack Plaza, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan 48236-2397. at on opening Thai Bistro by project. It will be a great furniture and exterior business later in the which time and place all hids will be publicly opened and read aloud. December on the comer of addition to the City~" said design will need to comple- evening, we will close earli- DESCRIPTION OF WORK; The approximate quantities of work for Kercheval and St. Clair in John Jackson, commercial ment the architectural char~ er," Lee said. this project are as follows: acter and standards of the Four bUSInesses iil the Village. Alternate "A"-Pipc Burst Village offer outdoor/seating CITY OF HARPER WOODS "I want this to be a knock- - Pan era Bread, Caribou 8/1 HDPE SDR-II Watcr Main, Pipc Burst 3.850 LF POLICE DEPARTMENT out deal we can be proud of," Coffee, Starbucks Coffee 8/1 HDPE SDR-ll Water Main, Open Cut 100 LF said Councilman Joseph i Alternate" B" - Open Cut WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN and Bruegger's Bagel Jennings. 8/1 DJ. CL-54 Water Main Bakery. 3,950 LF ,NOTICE lOgcihcr with related appurtenanccs as well as clean-up and AUCTION OF IMPOUNDED/ABANDONED VEHICLES restoration. Pursuant to PA 104, an auction will be held on August 26, f1,.,ANS AND £rli.CitICAIiONS: Pians and specifIcations are on 2005 at 5:00 p.m. at Woods Towing, located at 22'755 filt: and wpies may be secured on Tuesday, August 16, 2005, after Lexington, Eastpointe, MI. The following 1:00 P.M. at the offices of Anderson, Eckstein and Westrick, Inc., be .~ ..,:.'~ impounded/abandoned vehicles will auctioned: .' 5130 I Schoenherr Road. Shelby Township. Michigan 483\5. A fee of . Thirty Dollars ($30'()() will be required for each set of proposed 1997 Chevy Venture SW IGNDX06EIVD116962 plans and specifications and will not be refunded. A. mailing fee of IFTEE14Y6LHB236+& Ten Do!!ars ($1000) to cover postage and handling will be <:hargcd 1990 Ford .• Van IFTDE 14Yl KlIA50709 to anyone wishing to receive the plans and specifications via United 19li9 Ford Eoonoline Van IG4HR53L2PH428199 Parcel Services. Plans and specifications arc also on file for viewing 1993 Buick~Sabre 4dr IG4CVV51COJ1625233 at the offices of the City Clerk, City of Grosse Pointe Woods~ 20025 1988 Buick Park Ave. 4dr Mack Plaza. Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan 48236.2397. GO CART GXl101427901 IlJD-SECURITY: A certified check, bank draft or satisfactory bid 1991 Chevy Cavalier 2dr 1GIJC 14G8M7218167 bond. executed by the Bidder and a surety company, payable to the 1995 Chrysler LHS 4dr 2C3HC56F9SH537858 City of Grosse Pointe Woods, in an amount at least equal to five 1991 Pontiac Sunbird 2dr IG2JC 14K7M755 lU'l:l • Custom computerizea OfII1OtlCS ior • Runions A .1_ ""tt"l.t-dt,'It',"Inn • .,n~ 1"n~"ir'r'IIIM fof'\mf"rt 1_ II' __L A L_~ percent ~5.1t?)oi lhc hiJ~ ltitaii be ltuolililll':u with each mo. 1997 Chtwy Cavaliel' 'TUi lC1JC5215V?217169 ,.. v ••• IV __ . • n'Y"1'\1 ~1I~l) WJTHD,~AL..-QF.JlJ.D.S.;, No bid may he withdrawn for a period 1~1 Jeep PU IJ7FT36S8~L559079 of sixty (60) calendar days after the receipt of hids. AWARD Of 1985 Olds Delta 88 4dr IG3BY69Y6F9049835 • And Morel CONfRACI: The City of OroIse Pointe Woods reserves the right to St. Clair Shores The above vehicles can be viewed 1/2 hour prior to the I•• a~cept any bid, to reject any or all bids and/or to waive any 21528 Harper Ave. irregularities in bidding. The successful bidder will he required to auction, at Woods Towing. Payment by cash or certified (4 blOCks N, of Old 8 MIle) furnish satisfactory petforrnanC'e~ maintenance and guarantee, labor check only. Cars li....ed may be pulled/released prior.~ the FOOT4Ii' and material bondI and insurance certificates. auction by the Harper Woods Police Department. ' .. .586.552. FOOT (3668) Mon, • Fri, lQ.6. Sot, 10-4 LUTleN 5 Lou'. S. W.mke, POSTED: August 8, 200S Sgt. Ralph E. ~, So G.P.N.: 08/1812005 City Clerk PUBLISHED.: AUJUSt 18, 200S Traffic Safety Sottion 'oo.'ulo...c:om Comfort, Fit 6- St'yk' , ' V' ...... , •• '.' .•...•••. , ., .. , ," '. -. 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Anne Marie at Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church in Groue Delsener Pointe Woods. IntermeDt St. Clair Shores resident will be at St. Paul Catholic Anne Marie Delsener, 88, Church in Gro8se Pointe died on Friday, Aug. 12, Farm8. 2005. Memorial contributions She was born in New may be made to Bon Secours York, N.Y., on Dec. 2, 1916, Nursing Care Center, 26001 to William L. and Mary E. Jefferson, St, Clair Munson. Shores, MI 48081 or Henry Mrs. D~18~nerwas a mem~ }f'ord Hospice, 131 ber of the Grosse Pointe Kercheval, Suite 95, Grosse Power Squadron, Grosse Pointe Fanns, MI 48236. Pointe Farms Boat Club and St. Paul Catholic Altar James ~ Giglio Society. Her interests Grosse Pointe Shores resi~ included traveling, reading, dent James V. Giglio, 79, gardening, fishing, sewing died on Sunday, July 24, Jamea V. GlIUo Rev. Charles W. Mpulallul Robert Lee Simpson and good food. 2005, after a long battle Sandrock Metropoulos, M.D. '" She is survived by her with pancreatic cancer. t universities. his cousin, Joe Bonavita, to was during this time that the present facility at ~' daughters, Maryann (Bob) He was born on Jan. 25, After the wart he returned many areas of the world, Gesell and Jeanne (John) 1926, to Francesco and she met and married her Lothrop and Chalfonte. The to the flourishing family including the Caribbean, Galbraith; sons, William, Francesca Giglio in the four- husband of 47 years, Dr. sanctuary was completed in business and his education. Las Vegas, Cuba, Monte Anthony C. (Bonnie) and room apartment in the back Efstathios G. Metropoulost a 1950 and the Christian He earned his degree from Carlo, Italy and Jl'rance. Richard; grandchildren, of the first Giglio's Market native of Detroit. They prac- Education wing was com~ Wayne State University in He is survived by his Robert (Joan), Andrew on Pierce and St. Aubin in ticed medicine together for pleted in 1961. 1948 in mechanical engi- brothers, ,Joe and AIdo; his the next several decades in He was a faithful pastor ; (Sylvia) and David (Kari) Detroit. I' neering. sisters Rose and Vera; his Delsener, Anthony H. Gesell' While serving in the U.S. t the Detroit metropolitan and minister of the Gospel. After graduation, he nephews David, Dr. Bruno, II, and Savannah and Olivia Army during World War II, t area. Many current members found that the engineering Frank and AIda; his two She ha.d multiple talents were baptized, confirmed, Galbraith; great-grandchil- he was trained in the COIIl- field paid very little so he great-nieces; his great~ dren, Caroline, Francesca, munications field at many beyond medicine including a and or married by him. finally accepted his fatherts nephew and countless Kyle and Carly Gesell. colleges throughout the prolific love of oil painting, Many members received his offer to manage a second cousins and friends. having painted hundreds of comforting presence at the A memorial Mass was cel- country, including Texas A & grocery store. It was intend- ebrated on Monday, Aug. 15, M, Syracuse and Ohio State masterful works over the time of the death of a loved ed to be a one-year agree- Virginia Ward yea.rs. She was an accom- one. ment and went on to stretch McKinnon plished classical pianist and He is survived by his wife, out more than 50 years at organist, spoke several lan- Marguerite, daughter, GOD'S FINANCIAL PLAN FOR SUCCESS various future locations. Virginia Ward McKinnon, guages, enjoyed traveling, Susan (Dave) Aker of With characteristic intelli- 98, died after a brief illness and was drawn to lifelong Muskegon; son, John (Doris)

.~ gence and energy, he dedi- at the Village of East Harbor learning and all academic of Macomb Township; ',' ,':; A BIBLICAL STEWARDSHIP SERIES cated himself to making his in Chesterfield. interests with a particular grandchildren, Paul and PRESENTING THE BIBLICAL MODEL FOR. business successful. He set She was born May 15, love of the classics. Madison and sister, Alice HANDLING YOUR FINANCES an admirable example for 1907, in Brant. She was an avid yachter Heidman of Columbus. others by treating everyone Mrs. McKinnon was a and hailed out of the Grosse A memorial service was • Eliminate Financial Stress with respect, by having an longtime resident of Grosse Pointe Yacht and Detroit held on FridaYt July 15, at optimistic outlook and by his • Achieve Financial Contentment Pointe before moving to Yacht clubs, and was very the church of his ordination, ability to handle all, that Chesterfield 12 years ago. active with the Grosse St. John Lutheran Church, • Avoid Financial Quicksand came before him. She was a teacher at Defer Pointe Fanns Boat Club. Williston, Ohio . In 1967, he and his broth- Elementary School in She was an affectionate A memorial service will be . Holy Scripture offers more than 2,300 verses regarding money. er, Aldo, opened another Grosse Pointe Park from and caring wife and mother held on Saturday, Aug. 27, ,< •. f " , Jesus devoted over 15% of His recorded words to this one subject. store on land that their 1927 to 1929, one of the first who spoiled her family with at 10:30 a.m. at St. Paul Ev. Why did the Savior of the world say more about how we father had bought years staff members at Richard unbounded love. Lutheran Church, 357 before. The store was attrac- should handle money and possessions than any single thing? Elementary in Grosse She is survived by her Lothropt Grosse Pointe tive, modern and functional. Pointe Farms from 1927 to husband, Dr. Efstathios G. Farms. It is planned that This Biblical Stewardship Series is immersed in Biblical They would relocate the 1945 and a teacher in Metropoulos, and her three several of the fonner pastors principles, practical application, and looks at God's viewpoints store to Harper Avenue in Roseville from 1957 until sons, Dr. George, Professor of St. Paul will return to pay and man's teachings about money and possessions. It is a series St. Clair Shores and again her retirement in 1972. John, and Dr. Peter tribute to the life and min- that will include six ]-1/2 hour modules on foundational, debt, he dedicated himself to She was a member of the Metropoulos. istry of the Rev. Sandrock. investing, giving, estate planning and cultural stewardship. ensure the family business Daughters of the American She was predeceased by Memorial contributions was successful. Revolution, Daughters of her parents and sister, may be made to St. Paul Ev. The workshops will be divided into three segments held on After the store closed for the American Colonists. the Elizabeth Mazi Tsatsaroni. Lutheran Church, 375 three consecutive Thursdays - September 8. 15, and 22 from the night, he enjoyed danc- Society of Mayflow:er The family is mourning Lothrop, Grosse Pointe 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Our Lady Star of the Sea, 467 Fairford ing at local dancing clubs Descendants, Colomal privately and suggests that Farms, MI 48236 or Luther Rd.. Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236, in the Parish Center. and playing cards on the Dames of the XVII ~en~ury memorial contributions may Home of MercYt 5810 N.

west side of Detroit with his and . .the I I •• ~lchlgan ~'~ made ,~o iIf~tituti~n,s ~f:,ty:ain .. ~t.t :Will~~~'!:,', OH Call 248-454-1996 for more information. buddies at the Red Devil ASSOCiation 'bf Rijtlred higher learning or to your 43468. Pizzeria. Teachers. . own personal charities in Offered by Trinity Financial Services. He traveled, often with She mamed her husband, her name. The family Robert Lee Simpson Frank S. McKinnon, on requests that no flowers be Grosse Pointe Woods resi- June 21t 1937. sent. dent Robert "Bob" Lee She is survived by her Simpson, 80, died The sday, daughter Jean (James) t Rev. Charles W. Aug. 9, 2005. Candler of Grosse Pointe He was born in Clinton, Farms; granddaughters, Sandrock Ind., in 1925 to John and Christine Deutsch of The Rev. Charles W. Martha Simpson. He was Philadelphia, Pa' Elizabeth t Sandrock, 92, died on raised in metro Detroit and (Bruce) Main of Ypsilanti TuesdaYt July 12, 2005, in graduated from Grosse and Anne Deutsch of Chesterfield Township. Pointe High School in 1943. Brooklyn, N.Y.; and great- He was born on Feb. 20, Shortly after graduation, grandson McKinnon Main. 1913, in Curticet Ohio. He he enlisted in the U.S. Navy. She was predeceased by earned a bachelor's degree He served with honor and her husband, Frank, who I,.; from Capital University in pride aboard the USS Peter died in 1958. Columbus, Ohio, in 1934 Tomich DE-242 in both the A private burial will take and a Master of Divinity Atlantic and Pacific during place in Brant. degree from Trinity World War II. Memorial contributions Lutheran Seminary in may be made to the Village Upon returning from the Columbus in 1937. war, he went to work at of East Harbor, 33875 Kiely, He served parishes in Chrysler Corp. for the next Chesterfield, MI 48047. Pennsylvania and New York 37 years where he went before serving as pastor of from journeyman electrician Aspasia Mazi St. Paul Ev. Lutheran to plant management. Church in Grosse Pointe After retiring from Metropoulos, M.D. Fanns. His 28 years at St. Grosse Pointe Fanus resi~ Chrysler, Mr. Simpson Paul were to be his longest returned to Grosse Pointe dent Aspasia Mazi period of service at anyone Metropoulos, M.D., 73, died South High School as the church. plant manager for the on Thesday, Aug. 9, 2005, at He carne to St. Paul at a Henry Ford Hospital. Grosse Pointe school sys- critical time in the life of the tem. She was born in Athens, parish. The congregation Greece, to John and In 1950, he married the was in transition and for a love of his life, Jacqueline Evangeline Mazis. She time had to worship in a earned her doctorate from Annette Hunter. He was a school in the Chandler Park deeply devoted husband to the University of Athens area. However, the congre- College of Medicine in 1955 her and a loving father to gation held together, and their sons. ,,' , and came to the United with the vision and leader- il; . States in 1956 for post-grad- Mr. Simpson enjoyed ,/ I ship of the Rev. Sandrock reading, music, history and uate training in pediatrics began the construction of and internal medicine. It hearing his wife's angelic voice at church where he was actively involved for many years. He will be sadly • ... 1 l' /" _~1 ~_~.1 liU8:'Jeu uy lU~ HUIUlY aUU IGros~ Pointe News I friends. No teasers, just great rates. He is survived by his wife, Jacqueline; his sons, John With a Key Platinum Money Market Savings Account, it's not an www.grossepointenews.com (Michelle), Tim (Maureen) introductory rate - it's a terrific everyday rate. And whether it's a and Bob; his grandchildren, Bob, Natalie, Roxanne, personal or small business account, you always have easy access to Mary, Valerie and Laura; his Receive a weekly your money. Plus, as a Platinum account holder, you're automatically great-grandsont John am ail of the Gabriel; sister, Edris eligible for our best personal checking account package. Johnson of California; and Grosse Pointe News many nieces and nephews. headlines. A memorial service was Stop by any KeyCenter, call1-888 ...KEY-1234, or visit Key.com held on Saturday, Aug. 13, "t n.,.n",~n 'P...... ,tn TTnHl!lld .... ILI ...... "'1..11.1 .... A "'A .... "'.... '"""...... ,_ Church in Grosse Pointe Go to www.grosHpolnt.DIW8.com Fanns. and click on Email Headlines. Memorial contributions Enter your email address and every may be made to the American Diabetes Thursday morning you will receive Association or Grosse Pointe an em&i1of the week's headlines. United Church, 240 Chalfonte, Grosse Pointe This is Il jm servia of II1IIJW.grolltpointmews.com Farms, MI 48236.

• I ~ ( , --.------_ ~ --~ , -.--- •• --- ••• N••••• ', ••••••••••••••••• ••• '-.C•• _.as August 18,2005 Gros.. Pointe New. News 7A Runs light he was armed Thursday~ 2005 Cadillac STS. . Aug. 11, at 4:54 p.m., when Egg throwing He'd parked the car in his A 46-year-old Detroit, intimidating' a 21-year-old PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS A woman living on the 300 driveway at 8:30 p.m. the woman refused to be tested .. female cashier to empty her block of Belanger reported day before. Thursday, Aug. 11, at 3:50 for .blood alcohol co~t~n;i ..',register at an, oftiCe supply The man took the money The woman denied drink- "(He) states he hasn't had a.m., an unknown teenage dunng a drunken dnVlng store in the 17400 block of and ran out the door acrOB8 ing but registered a .192 any trouble with anyone male exited a dark-<:olored investigation in the City of Mack in the City of Grosse Mack with store personnel percent blood alcohol level. that would make him Grosse Pointe on Sunday~. Pointe. following. Officers arrested the Volkswagen Jetta and threw believe this was some type of numerous eggs at a parked Aug. 14~at 2:5~ a.m. The man approached the "He spotted me and ran in woman and released her cltr hate crime," police said. vehicle and the front of her &1 officer .sald he saw the register pretending to make front of traffic," said another to a relative living on house. womftn dnv~ her. 2001 a small pu!'chas~. female employee. "He turned Stephens. The Honds owner Weaving HondaAccord at a hIgh rate "(He) began motioning ...."'tAn t.O not. f11~ A no1it"P Grosse Pointe Farms to me on the mediai1. I tcld -~ ...¥- -~ ---- ...... - ..... r- ..._...... -,. -- •.• ,t po!l~e confin!H.!\d 1;nevanmu. A 46-year~old Detroit man of ttpeed~ thmugh it :red light toward his waistband giving him I gonna remember you.;; report. ism but were unable find was released on $100 bond on eastbound Kercheval at (the cashier) the impression "(He) ran across Mack to Cadieux.. he had a gun, but none was any suspects. about eight hours after onto Woodhall down the being arrested for drunken Officers . c.lted her for shown," police said. alley westbound toward Limb falls On Friday, Aug, 12, at driving on Saturday, Aug. drunken dnvmg. "He kept motioning to his Guilford to (an) unknown Drunk girl about 8:30 a.m., a 25-foot 18, at 10: 27 p.m., in Grosse .hip and told me not to be location," police said. A 20-year-old Grosse tree branch fell onto a 2002 Pointe Shores. Armed (maybe) stupid or he would hurt me," Pointe Fa.rms woman with a Jeep parked in the 400 block A public safety officer said the cashier. "He told me Florida driver license was Truck damaged of Moran in Grosse Pointe reported the man weaving a robbery to open the drawer and give arrested for drunken driving A man living on the 500 Farms. burgundy 1999 Ford on A unknown man indicated him all the money." Thursdays Aug. 11, at 2:25 A 62-year-old. St. Clair northbound Lakeshore from block of Lincoln said some- a.m. one vandalized his parked Shores woman owned the Lochmoor onto Vernier. Farms police caught her 2004 Ford pickup truck the vehicle. She was attending a speeding 34 mph in a 25 night of Friday, Aug. 12-13. garage sale. Farms man suspect mph zone. During a traffic One cocktail Someone took a flower pot stop near the corner of On Friday, Aug. 12, at from the man's property and McKinley and Fisher, the 10:16 p.m., dnmken driving threw it against the truck, Jihad in local car B&Es Agents from the U.S. woman failed a series of charges resulted when shattering the right head- Border Patrol and FBI are field sobriety tests. She Grosse Pointe Shores police light. Damages were esti- By Brad Lindberg mother's; he won a phone following up the arrest last refused to take a investigated a 66-year-old mated at $500. Staff Writer playing poker; he found one week by Grosse Pointe Breathalyzer t.est, then Grosse Pointe Famls man Grosse Pointe Farms under a bush. Farms police of a 21-year-old changed her mind and regis- driving erratically on south- police hoped their arrest last Investigators said they Two parked man of Middle East descent. tered a .1 percent blood alco- bound Lakeshore near week of a fonner hometown disproved all stories. Police said the Dearborn hol content. Webber Place. The man's high school football star Farms Municipal Judge cars damaged resident had an expired blood alcohol level measured would curb a streak of car Matthew Rumora arraigned A 21-year-old man living passport and jihad tattoo. Car scratched .171 percent. break~ins. Fragel the afternoon of in the 900 block of Lincoln Du.ring a traffic stop He admitted drinking On Wednesday, Aug. 10, at Yet thefts revved up two Wednesday~ Aug. 1. Officers awoke at 5 a.m. Monday, Friday, Aug. 12~ at 12:45 12:36 p.m., a man living on days after 21-year.old Mark were preparing Fragel's Aug. 8, to the sound of his a.m., on eastbound Mack See SAFETY, page 18A the 100 block of Lothrop in Joseph Fragel was released transfer to the Wayne car alann. near East Warren, Farms Grosse Pointe Farms discov- on $1,000 bond for possess- County Jail when a family Someone tried to steal his police arrested the man for ered a swastika scratched ing property stolen from a member posted bond, police 1992 Chevrolet Caprice possession with intent to onto the hood of his black parked car. ' said. parked in the driveway. A sell more than 232 grams of Fragel is due back in Two nights later, Friday, hand print appeared near marijuana. Officers found Farms court on Wednesday, Aug. 12, less than $5 in the damaged driver-side the drugs in the trunk of his Aug. 24, at 8 a.m. change was stolen out of two door lock. white 1995 Mercedes Benz n

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I can sing every song and recite Finally, I reach a sympathetic ear every message their recordings play who admits there are inconsistencies for me, including the one that tells with my review and may well be me how important my call is. HA! I've some errors. She promises to speak to learned how to empty the dishwasher) another supervisor and get back to change a bed and do laundry all with me. a phone tucked under my chin. I'm not holding my breath and am Nobody is going to waste any more of seriously considering the holistic way my time ... or investing in a voodoo doll. Acldre.. comments to cartooniat Phil Hand. at pluulds@,rouepolntenew8 This is my eighth call to the compa- "";'-' - Offering from the loft .com or go to www.pbiltoons.com ny with questions about deductible charges and various coverage issues. Some of the bills in dispute are more than 18 months old, and I am concerned that our credit rating might be Letters affected. With the exception of this & .,-'./ snafu) we pay our bills promptly) own in the Village of Grosse Pointe road rage. now eliminate overnight park~ our home and carry little or no debt. 60 Lakeshore Shores. Look at the houses where ing and limit day parking for Several months ago, one of the rep- To the Editor: 3) Most importantly~ you most of these three to five cars security reasons~ maintenance resentatives suggested I request an On behalf of the Grosse should recognize Fred's exper- per house are parked. People and established bike and jog- audit of our account for the past two Pointe Historical Society, we tise in accounting and business will not spend the money for a ging lanes. years to clear up any problems. It would like to commend the and especially in theje finan- two- or three-car garage. Poor took several weeks and phone calls Grosse Pointe War Memorial, cially difficult times. Fred's allocation of family budgets Thomas E. Landauer the Grosse Pointe Farms coun- resume in the business world leads to spending too much on City of Grosse Pointe for me to receive the review, and cil, the Grosse Pointe Fanns when it arrived, it only covered 15 ranks at a very impressive level. autos, gas and insurance. Historical District Commission, I give my full support to Fred. But their kids drive a few P.S. I have been a wheelchair months and was fraught with errors. the City of Grosse Poinw and It is great that a businessman of blocks to high school. user for two years and the only One specific charge in question was Matthew and Beth Canzano for his level wants to donate his Now look at the surveys reasonable way to get around is for a surgical procedure performed in working together and creating a time and talents to our school taken by some of the potential in the streets. Sidewalks are an operating room in March 2004. win-win situation for our com- system. If you have any ques- merchants that we want to painful and are not safe for run- ...'. The audit began in April 2004. munity by preserving 60 tions, please call me . come to our city. The verdict is ners, skaters or me. So we take to the phones once Lakeshore. How wonderful to Mayor James C. "Not en.ough potential shop- again and have to repeat the litany save a building that has histori- Farquhar Jr. pers." Those who live here take Big Brothers for the umpteenth time to yet another cal significance to the G-rosse Grosse Pointe Farms their cars and drive several ~/' ;;i. Pointes. We applaud the efforts miles, just to save 5 to 15 per. I 7:'~'~ rep, Big Sisters '-+: of all concerned. cent at discount stores that do l , After hearing my concerns, com- Walk, don't ride 'IO the Editor: ," :,' Lisa Mower Gandelot not pay taxes in our city. plaints and questions, I am told that Michael Skinner To the Editor: We need a plan fOl'enhanced, In the last few yea ..s, Big this department cannot deal with my Co-presidents It is nice living in a communi6 compressed living with a Brothers Big Sisters, the pre~ problem, and the only one that can is Grosse Pointe Historical ty with good schools, streets, reduced need for three, four or mier mentoring organization in .L'. - -1-:--.- .J __ ~ ...... _~_. '[J~ ... ,. •• ,.,,_ .. 10...... ~i""tv convenient shops and services. the nation, has received calls .~... LUt= I,; i:lUllo Ull;tJC.lll"IUIl;U" • .I..I.VYl'~YCJ., "HC", ------", five cars per household. ','1 don't take phone calls! It is suggested Our family has lived here for We are losing in many ways. from men and women living in ~ that I attempt to straighten this mess more than 38 years with our Kids who have cars live in a the Pointes who have expressed '~. three children. We and our an interest to becoming a men- 'j ...~~j out by going to their Web site and Support 1920-era community that was -4{ neighbors did not have several tor to a child. ~': reviewing the payments. built for one or two small cars for Minturn autos. One or two autos and a After analyzing our database) I asked what elderly types, who per household. Nobody wants to To all Grosse Pointe School few bicycles were very common. skate, jog, or ride a wheelchair we have counted 16 active might be unfamiliar or unable to use Board. members: The high school had about dou- on its sidewalks because it is matches from all areas of the computers, would do in my case with~ This is a letter in support of ble the students but students dangerous. I know of several Poin.tes between Bigs, (adults), out a human to talk to. At this point, Frederick K. Minturn to fill the had 50 percent fewer cars. injuries that have occurred. and Littles, (children). I was transferred to a new depart- current vacancy on the Grosse Maybe our modem children It is Bad to see a community of We want to publicly thank the ment and told to contact my doctors Pointe Board of Education. have been given too many toys. people who are becoming self~ compassionate and loving and have them write to an appeal I have known Fred since late Look at the parking problems centered and lacking personal Grosse Pointe mentors who go board in Utah. Another person sug~ high school. I believe several around the high school. Look at responsibility. Many new, pro- out of their way each week to gests that perhaps my rloctnr hRs kev factors are impOrtant in fill. some of the residential st.reets gressive communities have spend time with children who written the wrong code on my form, ing the vacant' seat. And I with cars parked in the street worked to improve the lifestyJes nitty Lt: fruw V~l'Y di~l1dvun- and therefore I should contact him believe he has all the necessary on both sides. A driver has trou- of their residents. They encour- taged or disenchanted environ- ble getting down the street. ments. and ask him to reclassify my claim. qualities to fill the position. age younger people to use walk- Some of the residents of these Taking these children to my 1) Fred, his wife Michelle, and ing, running, biking and other In their view, treatment is consid- narrow streets insist on speed museums, movies, and parks is ered "unproven" and therefore not their children are all products of altemate methods when they the Grosse Pointe educational bumps to slow the traffic. are traveling a few blocb. an eye-opening experience for worthy of coverage. system. Drivers sometimes, think they More eommunities are them. Moreover, the time the At this point, I am banging my 2) Fred has shown his dedica- Must Nsb down the street to putting their utility lines under- volunteers spend listening and head on my desk. I inquire about rou. tion and commitment w civic make room for cars going the ground and establiahing bike other way. No wonder we have tine mammograms, blood studies and service by eerving aa a trustee and ru~ trail •. Many cities See LETI'EBS, pap 8A Since moving here in have not tried it out yet recent addition of a 1996, my husband and I because my husband is on a Starbucks which is located RenCen have been wishing for a low-carb kick right now, in the lobby of the Detroit downtown movie theater, even though he really does- Marriott Renaissance revival and General Motors Corp. n't. need to lose weight. Center. granted our wish by opening We (:elebrated our In the mid-1980s I came My family and I went to Riverfront 4 last spring as anniversary in June by din- to Detroit on a buaines8 trip the movies last Sunday. part of the $500 million ing at the Coach Insignia. to my company's branch While the movie is not worth makeover of the Reneen. The elegant restaurant office which was located in writing about, the theater in Sadly enough, Riverfront soars high above Detroi t, the Fisher Building. I which we saw it is. 4 is only one of two movie offering panoramic views of remember looking out of an We went to the theaters in the entire city. the area. Vilewere surprised office window at the. RenCen Renaissance Center's new Cinema operators have to learn that it is the second as it loomed over the Detroit Riverfront 4 multiplex locat- bypassed Detroit in recent the complex from ,Jefferson there are still too many highest restaurant in North River and thinking it looked ed on the third level of the years because of the city's and replaced it with a more empty storefronts just wait- America. out of place among the 200 tower. declining population, limited open and welcoming front ing to be filled with mer. One of our favorite Detroit smaller tradltlOnai build. 'lT~ ... ~_~ •• ~_.. ~1~~~~~1 ~'L...... t.n.... 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The we will support a downtown and its new promenade. As um's ground floor. I imagine mer Detroit Lions star from the street, made it look employees were polite and theater. Let's prove them its name suggests, it would it is a popular spot during Robert Porcher, musician like a fortress. It shouted, courteous. wrong by going to the one in be a wonderful respite dur- lunchtime for people who Alexander Zonjic, and "Stay out," and I did. The drive down .Jefferson the RenCen. ing the doldrums of winter. work in the HenCen. restauratuer Frank Taylor. GM has made remarkable Avenue was easy and a lot GM has been making a A mall of stores sur- GM has started attracting It's a great place to dine, effort to make the RenCen less harrowing than driving valian t effort to make the rounds the atrium's perime- noteworthy restaurants to people watch and listen to be more appealing and a on 1.94. Parking was easy, Reneen a draw to get people ter.While there are a few its center. The Italian live jazz. destination for metro and it's free if the parking downtown. It has eliminated notable stores, such as Jos. restaurant, Andiamo My coffee-aficionado hus- Detroiters and visitors alike. ticket is validated by the the moat-like cement wall A. Banks Clothiers and the Riverfront, is located right band, who works in the It now says, "Come in," and I theater. that barricaded the front of Pangborn Design Collection, off the Wintergarden. Vole Reneen, is delighted by the have. I hope you do too.

the 1960s. not join? It only costs $25, Bookish folks "Detroit, my 'great' sub- and you get into many Barn! The Friends of the ject, made me the person 1 Friends' events free; you get Grosse Pointe Public am - consequently the to check out free DVDs and Libraries have taken a page writer 1 am -, for better or videos at the library on the from an Emeril Lagasse worse," Oates, who is a dis- first Thursday of each cookbook and kicked it up a tinguished professor of month, and you get advance notch. humanities at Princeton, notice of used book sales. In addition to their excel- wrote. In addition to scheduling lent Classic Books Lecture You may check at (313) six lectures next year by Series, which they have 343-2074, extension 204~ to some of the most distin~ Here's the reading list, [email protected] or fare from owner Cary sponsored the last couple of see if tickets are still avail~ guished professors the the distinguished professors at (517) 263-783[;. The local Versichel, who said he had years, they are bringing in able, They are $10 for nation and the University and the lecture dates: GSE contact is Ron Vitale, been open for about six noted author Joyce Carol Friends members and $15 of Michigan have to offer, of Yorkshire Food Market. weeks. You may reach them Oates on Sept. 20 at7 p.m. • "The Odyssey," Homer, for others. For information the friends have released a by Dr. George Bornstein, The market number is (313). at (313) 881-TACO, which to the War Memorial's Fries on membership go to reading list for the upcom,. Feb. 9; 885-7140. certainly seems appropri- Auditorium. www.gpfriends.org. or call ing talks. All of us would • "Julius Caesar," "Antony ate. Oates, winner of the the above phone number. probably benefit by reading & Cleopatra" and "The National Book award, has If you are not a member or rereading those tomes Tempest," Shakespeare, by Mexican food Ben Burns of the City of said that several of her and you love books, you whether we can go to the Dr. Ralph Williams, Feb. 23; If you like Mexican food, Grosse Pointe is a professor works grew out of her expe- should ask yourself, why lectures or not. • "Middlemarch," George and I do, you might want to in the journalism program riences living in Detroit in Eliot, by Dr. Gregg Crane, try La Cina Mexican at Wayne State University. March 16; Restaurant at 17201 Mack He can be reached at • Cantos I and XII of across from Grosse Pointe [email protected] or by "The Cantos," and Poem I of City. We stumbled in there phone at (313) 882-2810. the "Hugh.J!elwyn ., . with hankerings rOt' b~rri~ ;":~~:=_I:II_.I;-- .•:"_."'•• 11". ,.------Mauberl~ ..sequence,"Ezra tos Atld found good fatnily Pound, by Dr. BOlnstein, Question of the Week: April 13; . What store, not yet here, would you like to see • "Mrs. Dal1owy," Virginia IIlmE' Woolf, by Dr. John Whittier- come to the Pointes? Ferguson, May 4; and • "Death of a Salesman," From page SA That building was Arthur Miller, by Dr. Enoch designed by Marcel Brewer Brater, May 18. loving goes a long way to a who was among the best The lectures are all at successful future. architects of the 20th centu- 7:30 p.m. at the Grosse Helen Kozlowski-Hicks ry. It is far better architec- Vice President of Fund "An athletic store." Pointe South High School's turally than most all public Wicking Library and cost $5 Development buildings in our community - Cathy Stafford Big Brothers Grosse Pointe Woods if you still haven't joined. including the current library Big Sisters replacement buildings. I urge the library board to Free trip Library addition follow the addition plan If you are between the rather than the replacement To the Editor: "A department store like ages of 25 and 40, you may plan. Kohl's or Mervyn's." qualify for a free trip. No, it I read the Grosse Pointe Ann Crane AlA - Keith Schalk is not a pitch to join the News very fine and complete Grosse Pointe Shores Warren Anny. Rotary clubs sponsor article, "Library board Group Study Exchanges explores ideas for Central" Youth Services annually, and this year the (Aug. 4), about the alternate Grosse Pointe clubs are plans for an addition or To the Editor: helping send a delegation to replacement for the main As a graduate of Grosse northern Brazil in April Grosse Pointe library and Pointe North High School, I 2006 for a month. am distressed with t.he pos- do remember "Mark the You have to be a young sibility that the existing professional, work in structure might be razed. See LETTERS, page lOA "A multi-use retail facili- Wayne, Monroe or Lenawee ty." counties, be currently - Steve Sholty employed and able to get City of Grosse Pointe away from your jDb. Rotarians, children and grandchildren of Rotarians are ineligible. The programs get rave "A creative redevelopment reviews from folks who go of the old Jacobson's into a on them. Participants devel- multi-store." op professional and leader- - «John Stevens ship skills and work with City of Grosse Pointe Brazilian professionals in their fields to help develop Steve Sholty global understanding. All travel and housing costs are

'1'"...... CI IPII covered bv Rotarv. You usu- U u...... ""'''". "" . ally wind-up staYing with local Rotarians in the host 'tA large, higher-end retail country and making new store." friends. -John Prost We hosted a Brazilian Grosse Pointe Park automotive engineer hel-e for several days on an exchange a couple of years ago, and he taught us how k1 make potent Brazilian "An upscale health food rom drinks. When he coinci~ dentally met Edsel and store." - Sue Steinhaur Cynthia Ford one Sunday Gres~e Point~ Park morning, he was almost speechless. "One of the Fords," he kept saying, even though he works for Volkswagen. We still hear . John ProIIt from him. Sue 8teIDhaar For more infonnation on the Brazil trip, you may If you have a question you would like asked, drop us a note at 96 Kercheval on The contact district committee Hill in Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 or email [email protected] chair Bruee GolcUeD at

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August 18, 2005 10A News' Grosse Pointe New. Pointe duo lauri.ch.~snation-wide music tour By sarah Kurtz n't(\mMNI in what Sharrow McGovern and Sharrow flown back to Detroit for the Special Writer ('~'h~ tilt) ""'infamous. Blue said they did not want their national competition, where Disillusioned with th~ ."U~&nd. project altered by the the top band in America will state of the mus.il.~indu$'~ At\~f ltl'"duating from demands of networks or pro- be chosen by online voters. native GrossEl P\linh.)~ n,,,~~t' I\llnte South in ducers, and with' Haggart's Sharrow said the project help, cyhmTV has morphed uUj..I..I.,,",u1...... l\A.. " "'f"' \V~I"n-,- 1\~'---nei' nn~1l. 1996. ~h:,<.rtwtlrn continued will "eliminate corporate Sharrow foundt."ti t'nn Ynu ~)ln.'yil\g in bands through into its current shape. conglomerate record labels Hear Me TV ~c\'hmT\"). n ",\lHt~p~and Sharrow earned ~It kind of took its own from the equation/i nation-wide mm:;i... tour m\d H dt,J,trt)(l in dassical compo- form," McGovern said. "I "We can just bypass (the competition to l'XPi.)Sl' sitilH"Ifrom Boston's Berklee t.hink it's now at the form record labels) and go unsigned bands. Sdh)ol of Music. that it works best: online straight to the people, who "We want to plug till' TIll''' both decided to pur- and in our control." we think are yearning for underground music ~l-l'l\l' ::;up l:ftl'l\l~rS in entertain- "Roger came on board and better music." directly into mainst l't',lm nwnt. was like, 'I know exactly how McGovern and Sharrow media with absolutl'lv no til- "Bpth of us moved to L.A. to do it.' He plugged us in to have been in the same posi- ters," Sharrow said. tt) dl) music. acting, all that our web designers, our tion as these bands, and They said they hopi.' t lw kind of stuO:" Sharrow said. whole film crew, and we just they said they want to see ran from there." tour will give regionally- "WI.'realizl'd once we got Photo Cm\rtellY Greg Sharrow their fellow artists succeed. "He's pretty much a god~ known bands a nation-wide t hel'l' hnw impem:trable the James McGovern, left, and Greg Sharrow, founders "We're both musicians , forum to perform and bring music ~cpne was, and we of the Can You Hear Me TV music tour, work on a send." On the tour, McGovern you know; it's very person- originality to the staleness l'ealiZl'd what the problems script for their show. al," McGovern said. wit h the music industry The tour win be launched Wednesday, Aug. 24 at and Sharrow will road trip they find in today's music. "It's not just a business; were." the Magic Stick on Woodward in Detroit. Doors open to "nine of the largest under- "We want to push the lim- It's not just a business its; We want to show people Tht.>y didn't like what they at 8 p.m, and admission Is free. ground rock markets in saw with record companies America," stopping in model: It's not just seeing if (that) unbelievably talented it works or not. artists exist out t}wre," and found it nearly impossi- proposal. pitching the idea to net- Detroit, New York, Boston, ble for talented yet unsigned "What we learned about works, but not getting their Chicago, Nashville, New "It's really like a mission Sharrow said. to make it, to create this Although they started a musicians to break into the going through TV. and with desired response, McGovern Orleans, Austin, Los Angeles community, to elevate the nation-wide program, the mainstream music. the agents (is that) they and Sharrow contacted and Seattle. duo grew up about a block Rather than accepting the believe that Americans actu- Roger Haggart, an Emmy At each site, three of the indie rock scene in America away from each other in status quo, the two devel- ally like the programming award-winning cinematog- area's top bands will perM and to give it international exposure.'? Grosse Pointe Park. oped an idea for a nation- that they give them, and rapher. form, and Haggart's crew They have known each wide battle of the bands to they think that Americans "We started filming with will film the show. The Can You Hear Me TV other since elementary help unsigned musicians. aren't above that," him and realized we don't Each perfonnance will be tour will be launched school and joke that they They proposed their show McGovern said. need agencies; We can do webcast live and posted as Wednesday, Aug. 24, when didn't always get along. "For throughout Los Angeles but "One of the producers said this all on our own," streaming video at The Hard Lessons, Hotness the record, we were arch said they were alarmed by (the show is) just too intelli- Sharrow said. www.CanYouHearMe'l'V and The Muggs perform at enemies," McGovern said. the reaction they received. gent," Sharrow said. "We've got the team of .com. After listening to all of the Magic Stick, 4120 They forgot about their Sharrow said the agen- "Somebody's got to give people who believe in us; so the bands, fans can vote for Woodward in Detroit. childhood rivalry by the cies, networks and produc~ America the benefit of the we decided to stop trying to their favorite for each venue. Doors open at 8 p.m. and time they reached high tion companies didn't want doubt and produce good pro- convince people who proba- When the tour is complete admission is free_ Everyone school as the two became to focus on music as planned gramming for them." bly weren't ever going to go in Jan. 2006, the winners 18 and up is welcome. friends. They were both and tried to change their While they were still for our idea." from each venue will be Historic house 60 Lakeshore to be preserved By Brad Lindberg Anything less could dam- structure neighbors aren't consultant to both the City the City free of liability removed "almost all the way Staff Writer age roads and sewer lines. shy to rate below the neigh- and Farms. "This house has associated with the move, until we get to the property" Homeowners in the 300 This weighty issue con- borhood aesthetic. historic merit (and) will be reimburse the City for relat- at 325 Lakeland. "I need a block of Lakeland are ready cerns relocating a historic "We think it's a wonderful harmonious on the block." ed expenses such as a police path at least 40 feet wide." for their newest neighbor, a house from 60 Lakeshore in addition to our street," wrote City officials agreed. escort, and provide neigh- Some trees are small l03-year-old grand dame Grosse Pointe Farms to a lot Tom and Diane Schoenith in "This is a historical bors I5-day written notice of enough they can be trans- with a weight problem. owned by Matthew and support of a variance needed home," said Councilman when the move will take planted. Others will have to She registers at least 250 Elizabeth Canzana at 325 to move a house into the John Stempfle. "We need to lace. be replaced entirely. tons. She'll need to be ush- Lakeland in the City of City from another communi- preserve our background." Most importantly, accord- It will take about three ered into the community on Grosse Pointe. ty. Approval came with ing to City Attorney John weeks to jack up and load 60 a big rig with 74 wheels. The couple are being "We'd love to see a differ- numerous conditions. Fildew, the owners must Lakeshore on eight sets of "We have to spread the praised on two counts - ent home there," said a In part, the Canzanos obtain a building permit. steerable dollies. load out so it doesn't exceed preserving 60 Lakeshore, neighbor. "I'm pleased," said must tile a site plan, provide "As a result (of the per- Jacobs fIgUres, the move 700 pounds per squa.re inch considered a rar(:: tUilCr~!i;:t::me another. proof of $2 million insur- rniO, the house will as up-tal-witt' tilke'only three hours~ . per tire," said Dan Jacobs of to the Pointer,' past; and "It's the first large house ance, post a bond to pay for date from a building code "I've done this lots of C&A Building Movers in replacing the existing built on the lakefront," said any damages, provide a perspective as a residence of times," he said. Macomb County. dwelling at 325 Lakeland, a Brandon Rogers, planning written plan of action, hold that age can reasonably be," The move will be timed to Fildew said. avoid morning and after- The move probably won't noon rush hours. If utility occur for at least two service is interrupted, ser- months. Because .Jefferson is vice may be cut for only a a county road, county few minutes. During previ- approval will be needed. ous moves, Jacobs said Farms officials haven't Detroit Edison crews were approved the move, citing on site to reattach lines as the need for technical analy- soon as the house moved by. sis. But they don't foresee Ditto traffic lights. problems. Upon the house's delivery "I love the idea of saving a to 325 Lakeland, it will be house like that," said James stored temporarily at the Farquhar, Farms mayor. back of the lot while a base- Preparation is key when ment is excavated. Then the moving something nearly 74 house will be set on the by 35 feet and standing foundation. more than 40 feet tall. Of the 50 projects per year "One of the major factors handled by C&A Building when we get ready to move a Movers, Jacobs said at least house is utilities," Jacobs 35 are houses. said. h b' fi Overhead electric lines, "We pay t e 19 bucks or insurance," he said. telephone cables and cable television wires will have to At 5,100~square feet and be raised or cut temporarily with a social lineage going to make room for the house back to the days of landed to be trucked down Jefferson gentry, the house at 60 for the 90.degrec right turn Lakeshore has been rated a

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,"l ;,.1 be trimmed along the The house is owned by the Jefferson pathway, with Grosse Pointe War many along the sides of Memorial. Lakeland cut down. Land at 60 Lakeshore will HAVING YOUR CAKE AND EATING IT TOO Jacobs said trees on city be used for 12 high-end con- easements bordering dominiums costing upwards Lakeland will have to be of $2.5 million. Letters ---•••.•.-.&------. From page 9A to the school. as well as the community, Rnd I would Nark" and his sidekick hope that the school board Linda ("Retired detective would reconsider the Youth wants police in schools," Service Bureau. 'i:' Aug. 11). Denine Boyle Not only were they effec- Grosse Pointe Woods tive hall monitors while tracking down suspected drug dealers, they became Letters welcome everyone's friend. They were The deadline for letters The most precious osset is Lme i\nd every day, we help Our clients make the most of it. We toke the time to get to someone to talk to about is 3 p.m. Monday. Limit know them, and their needs. i'nd tht"l) we cOr1tin'Jolly re-evaluate those needs. Using all our resources to see the social and friendship issues letters to 250 words and 1 J} _1 "--U - " .. ..1 '",-""" phoTlP opportunities - and the risk" .~ :hat m0'y' lie ahead. So they con make the most of their hnonces, and their time. II you'd " UtI, yv =oul-.. U lIU ...... 1"'...... CICI include a daytime number for verification. iike to know more about how we (on help you, call Bruce Fralick at 313.881.1052 or visit northe~ntrust.com, with your parents or school counselor. Send letters to Editor, In our present day of sex Grosse Pointe News, 96 and violence, I would think Kercheval, Grosse Pointe ~ Northem Trust that our school board would Farms, MI 48236; or fax welcome a Youth Service them to (313) 882-1585. Bureau with open arms. It Letters may also be sent friVOl!:) Bonking I Asset Mooogement , Finonc;ioi Pklnmf'g was definitely a positive ser~ e-mail to: editor@ Trust Services I Eslo'ePlonning SerVices I BusinesS ~ln9 vice for all. grossepointenews.com Mark Brecht was an asset

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Last week I wrote about 'pK, Helen, here is what Do you know how old the didn't know which numben surge protectors and invited you should do. monitor is? The reason I to call. He thought that it readers to send the good, On the lower part of the ask is many people buy a would be a good idea to bad and funny stories about front of your monitor there new computer, but keep the have a nationally recog- their devices. I never are a series of buttons; they old monitor that still works nized name to file "next of ~_...... -.__ L .....J ....l....:_ ..._ ... I!' T"t_.t .. '- _ . .J ~~_ .3 _ __ ~ £:11_ .l.._~~ ~ 1...... " ria~ t1'llJavt- hi'lrin t:A}Jt::IOLoeI.l ,",IlIO uut:: 11 UIU r i:lL, 111dY UIl: I.lUUt::1 Q. Ulp-uvnu Q.UY .lUU:I ,",.i.I'CU U\Joey...... _~ •• \ .. 11 _ ..... " ... - .... whose last name I omit to ~!:''!er.There should be a Did ."YOU- - huY- ttI the. monitor.i bothers me.} protect the guilty, or silly. tiny one that has two . or did someone else? Do you The idea is that you store "Hi Mike, I read your col- arrows pointing at each have the manual? If yes, the word "ICE" in your umn asking for stories other, but it may not have look up degaussing. mobile phone address book, relating to surge protectol'S. the arrows. The other but- Look around and all over It stands for "In Case of My story is a little embar- tons are for contrast, the monitor and tell me Emergency." any idea what can be done less infonnation. I.'m good rassing," Pat wrote. brightness, etc. anything it says - brand Enter the number of the about a monitor screen at that. IILate in the evening of Push it with your screen name, codes, etc. - any- person you would want to image that has shrunk in The term is derived from May 19, 2004, I had the on and operating. If you thing. Also tell me if the be contacted in case of the middle like a fun house Johann Gauss, a mathe- misfortune to trip over a don't know which one, push screen is noticeably dimmer emergency. In an emergency mirror? I have used all the matician who studied elec- Burge protector in my bed- them all. If they do some- or muddy-looking. situation, ambulance and standard buttons and noth- tromagnetic fields. room. I feU to the ground thing you don't want, push Monitors, despite techni- hospital staff will then be ing works. Do I have to just Here is anothei" interest- quite hard, and I knew them again to restore what cal advances, still have a able to quickly find out who live with it, or buy a new ing, but useless fact. Since immediately I had fractured you had, or hit escape (Esc finite life. If you decide to your next of kin (shudder) monitor?" the Earth's magnetic fields a bone. key). You can't hurt the buy a new monitor, I recom- are and be able to contact Let's start with the sim- in the Northenl and "The next mOlning I went monitor. mend an LCD (liquid crys- them. It's so simple; anyone plest possible cure - Southern hemispheres are to the emergency clinic and Other things like PC tal display) thin-profile can do it - especially par~ degaussing your computer's different, manufacturers had X-rays taken. Sure speakers or a TV that have monitor. They aren't that ents. For more than one I monitor. Let me explain. make different monitors enough. I had fractured the magnets can affect your expensive anYInore, and contact name, have ICEl, Cathode ray tube (CRT) depending on where you fifth metatarsal bone in my .screen if they are too close. you'll be amazed at how ICE2, ICE3, etc . monitors have guns that live. left foot. I was in a cast up By pressing that button, much space they free up on And now, our Web site of aim electrons onto the dis~ If you take your Northern to my knee for nine weeks. I you scare the bad magnet- your desk. the week. Pay a visit to play screen by creating monitor way down south, ended up getting rid of that ism out of your monitor. Finally, let's talk cell peepresearch.org. I'd tell magnetic fields inside. you may get image and surge protector!" (How is that for a scientific phones and safety. You may you more, but I promised Outside magnetic forces, color distortion, amigo. Well, Pat, thanks for approach?) Let me know have heard this before, but nary a peep. like the Earth's magnetic Many manufacturers now sharing. I do have a piece of what happens. it's worth repeating. It's a Have a tech question or field, can cause distorted include an internal coil that advice. Keep the surge pro- Everyone should try it. useful thing to add to your subject you would like images or colors. will degauss when you turn tect.or and invest in a differ- When I do, the screen cell phone address book. addressed in this column? Degaussing realigns the the monitor on. If you have ent piece of electrical equip- seems to brighten and have An ambulance paramedic Want to comment or add magnetic fields inside the a flat screen monitor (LCD), ment. Buy a flashlight. a sharper image. discovered that when he your two cents worth? My e- CRT to make up for the there's no need to degauss Our next inquiry comes As for replacing the moni- went to the scene of an acci- mail address is mtmaur- magnetism outside. since it does not work with from Helen Santiz. tor if this doesn't work, I dent, there were always [email protected]. Here is some more use- magnetic fields. She writes, "Do you have have a couple of questions. mobile phones at it, but he

Sanders' rebirth in the City offers sweet memories I' . '. By Bob St. John ~ pa) serving light lunches, as sugar added pecan titans Village shopping district. \ Staff Writer I well as an assortment of and no sugar added How can you resist shopping The opening of Sanders in desserts including the popu. caramels. for a couple of hours before I the Village is great news for lar ice cream sodas, sundaes As for toppings, customers settling in at Sanders for a I people of all ages. and hot fudge cream puffs. can get milk chocolate "hot terrific hot fudge cream The store, loaded with Sanders soon became the fudge," swiss dark fudge, puff? treats, will bring a lot of leading purveyors of candies butterscotch caramel, fancy It certainly caps off an I business as youngsters get a in the metro Detroit area. fruit, and fudge bittersweet. afternoon with no stress on chance to try tasty items, Sanders also began to sell Hungry customers will the menu. ( while their parents and directly to the national also be able to purchase tof- Morley Candy officials are grandparents can reminisce supermarket chains, as well fee kisses, Victorian nut tins, still formally signing all of about what it was like 30 as to other retailers in the milk chocolate raisins and the paper work that is tied years ago to go to Sanders at area. milk chocolate peanuts at into the sale, but construc- Eastland Mall and sit down Many of the national this store. tion to renovat.e the 1,400 with a hot fudge sundae or a stores were outfitted with ~e're going to offer our square-foot building (16837 cone dipped in chocolate. Sanders in-store bakery sta- customers many of Sanders' Kercheval) should begin in a "There used to be a tions for cake decorating most famous items, and couple of weeks. Sanders in Grosse Pointe An, d. mO,r~.,w.,hile oth.e.rill, fe.A- v(e're ,1l)SO going to sen sea- Sp~~i1'1,l...,,thanks .t.o"., .~or.lley . . ~'! 'I" -. products at most.' major ~ .l~1 City, and a lot of people can tured the Sanders full line of retailers throughout the sonal items in the store," Candy and Sanders' remember that," Morley chocolate candies and products in 12 to 40 foot sec- metro Detroit area and at Petz said. Websitesfor adding informa- Candyshops Operating dessert toppings. tions in their bakery depart- Sanders will help bring tion to this article. Manager Casey Petz said. Just ask your parents and menta. hundreds of independently more customers to the - owned retail stores. "That particular store was grandparents about that. Although the Sanders very successful, and we hope They can tell a story or two retail shops no longer exist, Many of Sanders' products can be purchased via the to attract many of its former about spending a quiet sum- the store still follows the Internet. Its Web site is customers and their chil- mer afternoon at the local simple standards of using NOEL SELEWSKI AGENCY ' sanderscandy.com. In addi- dren and newcomers to the San ders store drin klng the finest quality ingredi- area. We feQl good about sodas and eating banana ents in all of the chocolates, tion to this Web site, people (313) 886-6857 can tell their stories of child- this location, and it's nice to splits. candies and fudge toppings. have another Sanders store Morley Brands LLC is Fred Sanders Chocolates hood memories at Sanders, Servinq the community for over 25 years sending e.mails to mysto- in this area because it will actua Ily two very we 1I and Toppings are still made • Auto • Home • Life br'ng ba kit f good known MI'chl'gan companl'es ~ 11' t . t fi I b [email protected]. 1 c a 0 0 10 OWIng s nc ormu as Y The new store in the memories for a lot of people." specializing in chocolates dedicated lifelong candy • Commercial • Uesidential The memories are as and other confections. makers. Village will not be open to sweet as the desserts. Close Here is a little history It was in 1876 that Fred the public until sometime • General Liability • Renter's Insurance your eyes and imagine a about Sanders. Sanders served his finest ice this fall, a:ld when it opens it will not have a soda .5106 Mack Aye mountain of hot fudge slow- San ders was first opened cream soda. The popular ly oozing down the side of a by Fred Sanders on June 17, drink at that time was the machine, but it will feature Grosse Pointe Parlz. MI ice cream of all flavors, hot gigantic dish 0f vanilla ice 1875, an d he starte d wit h a sweet cream soda, but one Located in the Lallepointe BuildinQ cream. single retail shop in down- summer evening, with his fudge, as well as the tradi- (2 bloclls South of Tom's Oyster Bar) Sanders is owned and town Detroit. store packed with thirsty tional hot fudge cream puff. operated by the Morley Through the years the customers, he discovered For the chocolate fans, the Candy company, which has company concentrated on that all his sweet cream had list of goodies includes boxes Ii? ! . of chocolates called boule- been producing chocolate expanding its retail stores soured. vard assortment, honeycomb products since 1919. an d eventua IIy built up to He then quickly decided to Morley Brand, LLC pur- more than 57 stores in the substitute ice cream for the chips, meadow milk, . Sanders titans, nibbler, ARCHON ADVISERS, LLC chased the Sanders brand metropolitan DetrOlt area. sweet cream, and his cus- and its recipes in June 2002. These stores not only sold tamers were delighted with pavilion milk, caramels, bur- Sanders has been in exis- candy, fudge toppings, and the new drink. banet dark, soft center, mint , smoothie, milk chocolate , , tence since 1875, and it is baked goods, but a1so h ad If you don't have time to Real Estate Investment Trusts widely renowned for the pro- fountain counters (think visit the Sanders in the cherry cordials, milk choco- and other duction and distribution of about grandma and grand- Village, you can buy Sanders late coconut delights, no Publicly traded ,RealEstate Securities

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August 18,2005 12A Business ~ros .. Pointe News Mayor Novitke spearheads effort to help Christ the King By Bob St. John (donated by George Koueiter Staff Writer & Sons Jewelers); third- Residents and businesses place prize is a t.hree-day in Grosse Pointe Woods and Caribbean cruise for two valued at $1,2000 (donated the other four Pointes, hn A A A ....f'l\K~h\..~___ n . Harper Woods and 1St.Clair I PwlJ .I. ... ,.... &. \.u . ..6. .. .A./l\.o.l.l.OQll - U"J. Ub:3t: I Shores are teamill~ up to " Pointe); fourth-place prize lR help Christ the Ki'ng a round of golf for you and Church. three guests at both the The church was victimized Country Club of Detroit and by an employee and parish- the Lochmoor Club (donated ioner Janis L. Ferworn, who by both private golf clubs); embezzled $1.3 million from and the fifth-place prize is the church, leaving it in four Fox Theatre Suite financial dire straits. Tickets, including lunch for "It was terrible what hap- the Radio City Christmas pened to Christ the King, its Special valued at $400 clergy and its parishioners; (donated by SHC). so I felt I had to do some- If anyone is interested in thing to help them get back selling raffie tickets, contact on their feet," Novitke said. Noel Paavola at (313) 8Bl.. "This is about helping out a 3792, or contact Christ the neighbor in need, not about King Lutheran Church at crossing denominational (313) 884-5090. lines. We're trying to help The Resurrection Fund our neighbors in time of Committee members are need, and that need is now." Curtis Bledsoe, Boelter, Ferworn was convicted of Holzerland, Dave Bohde the crime, but that hasn't Bob Bowen, Diane Wyrock: helped ease the tension at Mary Ellen Stempfle, and the church. The $1.3 million Novitke. took money allocated for "God is looking down on pension funds, an on-going us, helping us through our construction project at the prayers," Boelter said. "This church, and money for the is going to be a wonderful church's general finances. event, and I want everyone Novitke contacted Christ. to know we are truly grate- the King pastors Randy S. ful." Boelter and Timothy A. Holzerland in February, ask- Photo by Robert McKean ing what he could do to help. ----~------The wheels were turning Parishionen at Christ the King Lutheran Church. pictured above, got some fantastic news when the on a fund-raising project, Mayor of Grosse Pointe Wood•• Robert Novltke. along with numerous business owners and residents of each Class reunion which soon captured the of the five Grosse Pointe •• came up with. charity to help the church get back on firm financial ground. hearts of several Grosse A 30 year class reunion for crisis when the funds were all put their names into the during a time when they Raffie tickets are avail- Denby High School's Class Pointe business owners and stolen, but thanks to the helping hat, and other sup- need it. Everything is com- able for sale through other area businesses, which of 1975 will be held on proclamation of the gospel porters of the fundraisers ing together nicely with the Thursday, Oct. 6, at Christ Saturday, Nov. 5, at decided to climb aboard and and the strength of our are the other mayors of the fundraiser." the King Lutheran Church, Zuccaro's Holiday House, help. parishioners and the com- Grosse Pointes and Harper "I can't believe the located at 20338 Mack, in The efforts of Novitke, the 20400 S. Nunneley, Clinton munity, we're still heading Woods, James Farquhar, tremendous amount of sup- Grosse Pointe Woods. It is Township. pastors, and the business in the right direction." Palmer Heenan, James port we're receiving from the $20 per ticket. Cocktails and hors d'oeu- owners turned the project Grosse Pointe Ministerial Cooper, Dale Scrace and Grosse Pointe communities The first-place prize is an into the Emergency vres will be served at 6:30 Association, the Grosse Kenneth Poynter. and our neighbors," Novitke IWC Portosino Stainless p.m., and a strolling dinner Fundraising Rame, which Pointe News, Robusto's, "Mayor Novitke called me said. "We want to try to Steel Automatic Watch with will take place on Saturday, will be open from 7:30 to Edmund T. Ahee J'ewelers, and asked me for my advice raise around $100,000, a retail value of $2,995 9:30 p.m. Music will be pro- Oct. 8, at 5 p.m. at Robusto's AAA of Michigan - Grosse about how to handle such an which we know would only (donated by Edmund T.Ahee Martini Lounge, located at vided by a disc jockey. Pointe, George Koueiter & event," Peter Ahee said. "1 put a dent in the $1.3 mil. Jewelers); second-place 1927] Mack, in Grosse After-five attire is sug- Sons Jewelers, SBC, St. gave him some ideas, and I lion, but at least it's some- prize is a handcrafted (by Pointe Woods. gested. John Hospital & Medical thought it would be nice to thing positive the church George Koueiter) South Sea "We are so grateful for the For more info, call Linda Center, the Country Club of help the spirit of the whole can use to help stay on its pearl drop necklace with support of the community," Bahr at (313) 881-0920. The iletroit, and Lochmoor Club church and the congregation feet." diamonds (valued at $1,895 deadline is Sept. 30. Boelter said. "It became a

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The 44 mission trip members included the fonowing student.: MielE.Buaett, Tom Burge.a, Brad Cory, 8arah Dionne, Win Etheridge, AlUaon Everett, Martha Everett, Heather Frahm, Justin Gawel. Mart .... Gawel. JacksoD Hartman, Marla Hartman, Anthony KaDaJui. Morgan Laney, Jackie Madison, cate Manne.to, Kate MueDe, Rachel MueDe. Magie O'Brien, MargaretO'CODDor, Lauren Palazzolo. Josie Pike. Ala: Pitts. EmUy Pitts, John Plonka. Tim Quinn, Mike Robinson, Chuck Smith, Mitch Smith, Andrew Stafford, Marta Stoepker, Kate SweDsoD, ChrtsltiDa Turner, Brittany WUson, Chris Wilson and Matt Yascolt. Leaders included Julie BeDovich. Matt Bejln, Megan Carpenter, Jennifer Day. Katherine Day, Daniel Grano, Matt Nickel and the Rev. Jim Monnett Living Jesus' teachings Teens return with more than they packed

By Ann L. Fouty Another third comes from Staff Writer the church's mission fund, Packing for a mission trip and remaining money is to the island of .Jamaica given by the family. Cost included jeans, short sleeved depends on where they are shirts, high expectations and gomg. excitement. Jamaica's cost was around Returning after eight days $1,300 for a 10 day stay. of intense physical work in Some mission projects are June's 90 degree tempera- seven days. A recent trip to tures and high humidity at Israel was two weeks. The the Caribbean Christian largest part of the expense is Cen ter for the Deaf in the airfare. Montego Bay, 36 Grosse Once on site, students Pointe high school students sleep where space is avail- and eight advisors from able. Grosse Pointe Memorial Working in a campus set- Church broui'ht back. more tirm, students were able to than dirty cloth. aDd ... ' sleep on' the school's second muscles. floor, and there were 10 "You bring home far more showers emitting only cold than you give. You develop water. According to relationships with the kids and other cultures. It's amaz- Bellovich, water tempera- ing," said Julie Bellovich, ture didn't matter. Cold who has been going on mis- water felt good after a day in sion trips for 10 years and the sun. this, her final trip as advisor. On other mission projects, "It makes a difference showers were at a premium, more in me. It's the impact of and sleeping was done on doing something for other church floors. In Mexico, people. You can talk all you they were issued hammocks. want, but doing the work, liv- "That was wonderful," she ing those passages, following Photo courtesy Julie Bellovich said. J'esus' teachings ... the work Marta Stoepker, 'Kate Swenson, A1Uson and Martha Everett are working on a rlbband for the roof of the Part of the money collect- and action make the differ- new classroom building of the Caribbean Chrtattan Center for the Deaf in MonteJo Bay, Jamaica. ed for the trip is used to pur- ence." chase building materials. "They're the best weeks of they have and how much Those that run the project my life," said IB-year-old they can live without. They said they could come, just ~Jackie Madison. Of her realized how blessed they play and talk with the stu- are to be living in a commu~ fourth mission trip, Madison dents. Interaction with chil- nity like this and a school said, "1 got so much out of it. dren is as much appreciated system with athletics. They Beyond being a lot of fun and as the actual physical labor learned the Jamaican cul- a great time with friends, it's on their school. However, the ture. They learned about the the power of love. The power Grosse Pointe students deaf culture," she summed of giving. The unbelievable came to work. desire of helping." up. According to Bellovich, Even watching television For Madison it was a bond- the students said they would was a big deal. With a televi- ing experience between the rather have worked an extra sion in the gym, Grosse local population and her. She day than spend two days at Pointers were able to watch has fond memories of her Left, Margaret O'Connor•• dviaor Katy Day, Mart ... Gawel. advisor Julie an ocean.side resort which the Pistons' games after construction manager, who BeUovich, Emlly Pltt. and C8le llaDesto are on the roof of the new clu.room was 15 minutes away from worship and Bible study for .. taught her words in the sub and apartment bulldIDg. where they had worked all one to three hours depending f .: language of Jamaicans Right, Rachel Muelle. Mitch Smith. advi.Hr Matt Nickel, Brad Cory and Mike week. which is slurring words Robinson manned the grounds cleaning crew. on what they had to say, "They bring home far Bellovich said. more than they take. They together. the difference between break included sandwiches d~afness among Jamaican Every other year a group It's a shock to come back to are much richer for their 'cement and mortar and the and a quick nap. children from the lack of . .~'" Grosse Pointe, Madison work," Bellovich said. , . of Christian youth and advi- proper mixture of each for Bellovich said they would immunization, Bellovich '~.. sors go aboard. The off years, agreed, going from areas of The 44 mission trip mem- constructoin of a second floor put their heads on the table said. Numbers are leveling poverty to affluence. ., they remain stateside. teachers' apartments. and sleep before the after- off now because of the access bers included the following: Students: Mick Bassett, Groups have done mission ' A third group did general noon shift of 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 to immunizations, but mis- Getting there ... ' work in Detroit, Washington, ground clean up, including hours. sionaries find enough hear- Tom Burgess, Brad Cory, ~ ...... __ ~~ __ ..J _\.Z1.L. L... It takes nearly a year of D.C. and West Virginia. Thev ,...1001""'" ft't"\ ...... I"Ir.."'1 "-n'" n nnnn.n... "T"" 'urn ."1n"'n .....Tn lr~Y"t,..,. 1"\ ..... n rolll Sarah Dionne, Will .....__ ..&"'.b 1104 •• fo,A.A...... '&'VA ... ~""'....,."...... ,. """...... ,.., e" "'...... AU6 A.....}lQU cu. ,",UllUl t:ll ....., .I. planning from inception to have also gone to Mexico and field. And a cement pad was wall, we wanted to finish. It Etheridge, Allison Everett, the dormitories of all four actual participation. Being Israel as representatives of enlarged on the area where was hard to stop sometimes," campuses because parents Martha Everett, Heather on a high from the mission Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe clothes were hung to dry. she said. "It's all manual assume a deaf child is unable Frahm, Justin Gawel, Memorial Church and Jesus. . Madison was a block layer, labor." to learn. experience, the 2.006 state Marissa Gawel, Jackson side project is being investi- "1 am honored and pleased an extremely physical job. An hour of rest before a "Par.enis think they can't Hartman, Maria Hartman, with the hard work, dedica- gated. An announcement of "I love to Lell people about local restaurant brought in a learn so don't scnd them to Anthony Kanakril Morgan tion and honor to God that it," she said about her recent home cooked meals of school. They are amazed how a trip to maybe Texas or Laney, Jackie Madison, Cale high school students of this experience. Jamai.can cuisine. they can learn," Bellovich Montana will be made in Mannesto, Kate Muelle) -.: ,~ community go to help the September or October. Rachel Muelle, Maggie ~: She was one of 12 seniors This was followed by an said. . \ ~" deaf children of Jamaica,') who made the journey and hour to be with the hearing However, once in school, "The biggest part is fund O'Brien, Margaret said co-leader Rev. Jim one of seven who had been on impaired students who raising~" she said. O'Connor, Lauren Palazzolo, :' .~. parents of the hearing imm- .....'" . Monnett. prior mission trips, which: ranged in age from 5 to 17. paired are amazed how There are fund raisers Josie Pike, Alex Pitts, Emily This year the students, according to Madison are the: Some 72 students live here much thier children can including pizza sales, Pitts, John Plonka, Tim ranging in age from 14 to 17, best weeks of her life. for nine months, learning the learn and how much they cheesecake sales, and a Quinn, Mike Robinson, and advisors set ahou t to (.lIt's an incredible group,". basic academics. Three other can teach to the volunteers. biannual garage sale which Chuck Smith, Mitch Smith, help build facilities for a Bellovich said. wrhey came to . Caribbean Christian Centers Even though Bellovich this year raised $4,000. Andrew Stafford, Marta school which houses the work with a smile and are on Jamaica, some of knows some sign langague There is also a rent ..a- Stoepker,' Kate Swenson, hearing impaired students. singing songs from the '50s, which h~ entire families being a special education youth program. Students fill ChriBitina Turner, Brittany Grosse Pointers got down '60s, ~70s, '80s, show tunes. and teach the hearing teacher, much of the comR out fonns of what their spe- Wilson, Chris Wilson and and dirty. Anything they could remem- impaired students a trade, as muncation between the two ciality is (babysitting, yard Matt Yascolt. They dug septic holes her," she said. I well as academics. groups was accomplished by work) and parishioners can Leaders: Julie Bellovich, using pick axes and shovels Singing helped them' Thill center receives no writing. Nonethele88, hire a worker. Money ia Matt Bejin, Megan to remove five feet of rock. 'through a typical day begin- support from the Jamaican Bellovich said, -riley taught directly deposited into their Carpenter, Jennifer Day, They laid cement block, ning at 6 a.m. with break.. govemment. It is supported us a lot. church account because each Katherine Day, Daniel learned how to use a level fast, and they were on the job entirely. by contributions. "They (the Grosse Pointe student must come up with Grano; Matt Niekel and the and a plumb line and learned by 7:30 a.m. An hour lunch There is a high level of stndents) leam how much L'3 of the coat. Rev. Jim Monnett.

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Get on Drawing un. his autics at Patrick Rurke v member ization with health insur- the same paget~ he said. held 7:30 8.m. MSXt Minturn saidt as a Residence: Grosse Pointe .., Farms .. By Ann L. Fouty ance issues. . Walsh concluded by say- Tuesday, Aug. 23, board member, he would be Staff Writer Walsh indicated that his ing that the board should able to explain finances to Children: a senior and at the central the public, thus attack the sophomore, both at South " " Brendan P. Walsh and interest in serving on the choose the person who is Frederick K. Minturn, the board was spurred by resi- best suited to fit this yearts administration communication problem. and a Brownell seventh~ final two Grosse Pointe dents' urgings. goals. "rm here to see a . building, 389 St. Should he be chosen as grader Board of Education candi- "I am civic minded and problem solved." the newest board membert Education: Michigan datest were interviewed on generally inclined to involve Clair, to select a Minturn set his goals as fol- State University Bachelor of Monday, Aug. 15. myself in activities or with Minturn, a resident of trustee. lows: Arts in communications The six members of the organizations to whom I can Grosse Pointe Shorest has • Implement zero based Employment: president ot board will decide which one add value," he said in a pre- lived in the Pointes for 44 budgeting with activity a consulting company ing issues facing our schools based cost analysis. of the five candidates should pared statement to the years and is a 1974 graduate today are the present and fill the vacancy left by the board. Finding board issues of North, With a 1978 • Enhanced spending con- Frederick Minturn future budget shortfalls. For trols through greater admin- July resignation of Joan stimulating, he began Bachelor of Business the current school year, we Residence: Grosse Pointe Richardson during a special researching Proposal A and Administration degree from istration oversight. Shores are already budgeted to run • Monthly financial 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 23, its effect on school districts. Western Michigan a deficit that dips into fund Children: Two Grosse meeting. The meeting will be He noted in his board appli- University, he is the execu- reporting to the board for Pointe North graduates and equity. And this is just the greater financial trans- held at 389 St. Clair. The cation that the administrative vice president and chief beginning. Current revenue one in North position must be filled by tion and the board have financial officer for MSX parency. Education: Western and spending trends suggest • Preparation of five-year Aug. 31. The successful can. done an admirable job in the International. He is also a Michigan University, 1988 that we could have a deficit financial projections to sup- t didate will serve until the past with financial chal- trustee for the Village of of at least $10 million in the Bachelor of Business elections in 2006. The win- lenges, He predicted those Grosse Pointe Shores. port the strategic plan. next three years if we don't • Link the financial data Administration cum laude ner of that election will challenges will only get Minturn said his topics of attack the problem now and with accounting worse. to the school system results serve the remaining two interest include residency, reshape the school cost Employment: MSX Walsh said during his out sourcing, the budget and t for metrics such as test years of Richardson's term. structure. ' International executive vice evening interview that the the recent media coverage of scores, college enrollment t Other candidates were He suggested reshaping president and chief financial '. , rates and student participa. Lois Valente, Patrick Burke two major issues facing the the community. may take the form of reduc- . i officer and Anthony Ambrogio. board of education were Financial challenges are ing consultant fees, overtime tion. In closing, Minturn said Valente and Burke were communications and financ- one of the reasons Minturn wages administration infra~ t t "I'm not t.he most deserving Lois Valente interviewed on Aug. 8. ing: said he would like to serve structure and increasing person. I am the greatest Residence: Grosse Pointe Ambrogio is out of town and \Valsh suggested that a on the board. long-term out sourcing. resource. This isn't a Park unable to appear before the monthly spread sheet be "In the next several years, Another area to look at is reward; it's a responsibility. Children: three in elemen. board. provided to board members our school district will be the cost of extra curricular You will have to put the best tary schoolt one of which is so they could see spending faced with unprecedented activities, increasing the Walsh, a resident of trends. He noted that the financial challenges as fed- person on the board." in Primary Learning cost to the participant, and Program Grosse Pointe Park, has largest amount of spending eral, state and local funding applying it equally to all There is no conflict serv- three children, two of whom was in direct instruction and are subjected to constant ing on both the school board Education: Wayne State areas, or seek advertisers to University Bachelor of attend Defer Elementary. A operations and mainte- downward pressure while support a team. "I'd hate to and and on the village coun~ resident of the Grosse nance. The latter, Walsh our costs are increasing/' he cil. He indicated the school Science business adminis~ see a total elimination of tration Pointes for seven years, he is said, was the fastest grow- said in his prepared state- fhnding/' he noted. board would be his priority Employment: formerly an a South graduate and holds ing number and he would ment. "I want to join the Minturn also said, "I've of the two. a 1992 Bachelor of Arts like to target that for further school board to provide my never met a budget I could- account director for SandY degree from the University scrutiny. financial expertise to help n't reduce. You're in a ser- Corp. dealing with of Michigan, College of To the question of what the board and administra- vice business, a direct ser- Profiles Ford/VW/Audi LS&A. Walsh is a managing makes an excellent school tion to reengineer the vice. The devils are in the Anthony Ambrogio partner with Anvil Network system, Walsh replied, "An finances of the school disu detail. I can spell it out for Residence: City of Grosse Brendan Walsh Solutions. academic culture, the sur- trict. We should be able to you." Pointe Residence: Grosse Pointe To date, his primary rounding of support activi- improve the quality of our A board's duties, he said, Children: one Grosse Park involvement in the school ties, opportunities available school despite reduced fund~ were to oversee the adminis- Pointe public school gradu- Children: Two in Grosse system has been as a school to the student. Academics ing through the elimination tration, get the right metrics ate and a second in the sys- Pointe schools and one in should be the first priority," board observer for the Defer of waste and improved effi- to make sure the money is tem prekindergarten Addressing the communi- PTO, which, he said, he took ciency in managing the dis~ being spent properly and Education: Bachelor of Education: University of cation concerns, Walsh said, seriously. trict." develop a vision to continue Arts with high distinction Michigant 1992 Bachelor of "Communications are only "I felt I was only pulling In an opening interview a quality school which is with honors in English Artsmt College of LS&A as good as the content. You t my. weight if I ,went the statement, M.inturn said, defined by excellence Wayne State, Maater of Arts EmpJp~'.""'" must have something to say extra mile and did my job "All of the applicants seem through the percentage of in English, Wayne State partner,' ,-AnWl.;;:~~ and respond to the concern. thoroughly. As a result I to agree that the most press- college bound students, the and completed all required Solutions made the effort to not only attend board meetings in person, but also to truly M"usie news understand the issues (from every side). Summer Select Choirs 2005 performs on Aug. 19 Grosse Pointe Public Aurora, IlL, and the Glen and interest in vocal music. Ellen Bowen and Mandy challenging repertoire and Schools' Music Department Ellyn Children's Chorus in This year's choreography Scott will be directing the work with their peers. presents "Summer Select Glen Ellyn, Ill. He has is being taught by nationally seventh- and eighth-grade Tickets are $5. Call Lupo Shores Choirs 2005" at 6 and 8 p.m. earned a Master of Music recognized Annette Layman choir. Richard Wolf is the at (313) 881-7265 for ticket Friday, Aug. 19, in the degree in choral conducting from North Carolina. . accompanist. information. Theatre Parcells Middle School from the U of M and has also Directors for the fourth- Mary Jane Failla is the Auditorium. earned a Bachelor of and fifth-grade choir are workshop coordinator, and MARCH OF mE The concerts will be a cul- Science, with honors, from Carolyn Gross and Barb Susan Lupo coordinates Show Choir PENGlJINS mination of the districfs the University of Illinois at Widener. Victoria DeCarlo ticket sales. Rated G 13th annual Summer Select Urbana-Champaign. and Glen Hipple will bf~co- The annual event offers (1 :00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 8:45) Choir Workshop which is Accompanying the high directing the sixth-grade dedicated vocal music stu~ shows off ----.---- taking place this week. school choir is Jean choir, along with Paul dents an opportunity to CHARllE AND THE Guest conductor for the Schneider, who is also an DeCarlo, their accompanist. quickly prepare and perform high school choir will be accompanist for the U of M its talents CHOCOlATE E\CfOR Eugene Rogers a native of Choirs and the Michigan t The 10th annual Grosse Rated PG South Boston, Vir. He is cur- Opera Theatre. (1 :00 & 4:00) Pointe Show Choir work- rently an instructor and doc- Friday's concert will ----.---- shop will be held Monday, toral candidate in choral include 350 students, with Aug. 22, through Satu~day, MUST LOVE DOGS conducting at the University representatives from 14 Rated PG.13 Aug. 27, in Parcells MIddle of Michigan. Grosse Pointe schools. (7:00 & 9: 15) Rogers has served on such Students in grades four School Auditorium. It is open to all public and music faculties as the Boys through 12 were chosen by Call for the latest private school students shows and times Choir of Harlem in New their vocal music teachers at between sixth and 12th York, Grosse Pointe North their respective schools and grade. For applications and 586.775.6800 High School, the Waubonsie represent students who 9 Mile & Mack • St. Clair Shores Valley High School Choirs in have shown high proficiency payment, call Barb Cole ~t (586) 979-4923. The cost IS $185 for the week. Middle school sessions are held from 8 a.m. to noon, and high school students attend daily from 12:30 to 5:30 p.~. Those who aspire to be m Boys of the Pointe must be in middle school camp from . , I 12:30 to 1:15 p.m. There is an additional fee Photo courtesy j<;llen J. Hower of $50. Davis Smith, the son of Mike and Julie Smith of Vocal jazz will be held by Grosse Pointe Farms and the 2005 South Choir Pres- audition and must be in the ident. is featured singing "Shining Star" with high school camp. There !s South's vocal Jazz ensemble. also an additional fee. It. WIll h~ under thp. direction of Duane Davis. SKIERS & BOARDERS! The public is invited to show choirs final concerts at It's time 6 and 8 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 27, in Parcells auditori- for our um. Tickets are available at Posterity A Gallery in annual Grosse Pointe Village on summer Kercheval, or by calling sale. Cole. 6 Days -Discounts Ire Featured music of the up to 70% off evening will be from Rogers ~ .F.m11YEy~Care~iates Only! retail prices. Sale and Hammerstein, Comedy """'~*-'~. Starts Saturday Tonight, Earth Wind and O.WilliamLakin, 0,0. Robert W.Shick Jr., 0.0. Gregory G.KIIkoten, 0.0. SCHUMMER'S Fire, plus country and rock Cheryl A.Jwier, 0.0. Tracy L.MIlls,0.0. 10:00 am Sharp! 'n' roll. Choreographers for SKI SHOP the week will be Andy 21701KELLYRD. 42560GARFIELD,SUITE101 57970V~ DYKE,SUITE1 Located on Mack avenue 1 block north EASTPOINTE CUNTON TWP. WASHINGTON TWP. Haines and Annette (586) 779-4200 (586) 263-9108 (586) 677.Q84 (313) 881-4363 of Vernier in Grosse Pointe Woods Layman.

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By Ann L. Fouty in hopes of saving them. but Staff Writer when it becomes too costly to After providing shade to save them, it.'sLime w cut two generations of school And replant.; Fenton said. children, 16 ash trees on the Trees that are diseased or Brownell Middle School may be a safety hazard are grounds were cut down last targeted for removal or trim- week. They are the latest ming. The school district victims of the emerald ash works with local foresters in borer. determining which trees Michael Dib, principal of should be cut and the type of Brownell Middle School, Havin, provided .hade tree to be planted. said in the past four or five to hundreds of BrowneD With the assistance of years one tree a year has Middle School students, Brownell neighbor Patti been cut down, but this year, thl. downedash tree I. Theros, replacement could 16 ash trees have come now in the shade of an become a reality next oak tree. . Photo by Patti Therotl under saw blades. Half of spring. This spring, aided by The before picture of Brownell's playgroUDd •• Sixteen ash tree. were cut those cut down were dead. a DTE Energy Tree Planting beca'Ue of an infestation of emerald ash boren. "I always feel bad about Assistant Superintendent Program grant and PTO losing trees," he said. "We for Business Affairs. funds, Theros spearheaded want to replace as many as Brownell, Ferry and the planting. of five tre~s. at possible." Barnes also had trees cut .Kerby Elementary School. Pierce conducts eighth-grade promotion Cutting and trimming down. And there is a fund to She laughed and said that Pierce Middle School con- - English; John Sullivan -the Christopher Clement, trees are part of the regular replace the tref::s, he added. she and her sons are the duced its annual eighth- Rae Kuhn Writing Award; Matthew Halso and maintenance of school "We cut and plant every ones hauling' buckets of grade promotion ceremony Hannah Reimer and Sara Kimberly Leverenz - mathe- grounds, said Chris Fenton, year." water to keep the Kerby on Tuesday, June 14. Siwak ~ Spanish; Danielle matics; William Ferrara and Grosse Pointe Public Schools Diseased trees are treated trees alive this hot summer. Fall student council presi- Fisher, Chelsea Gilbert and Siwak - science; Martin And she predicted she'll dent Erin Shook recapped Linnea Jimison - French; Fleszar, Gilbert and Pilar probably be the one running the year for her fellow class- Erika Kay, Jonathan Mackey ft social studies; her hose across Williams to mates in "A Look Back." Manganello, Jacqueline Fleszar and Jade Nehra ~ water the new trees, should Spring student council pres- Reno and John Sullivan - life skills; Celia Bourgeau, her application be awarded ident Daniel Dickson laid journalism; Evan Grunberger, Daniel P~gue a grant. out the Class of 2009's Grunberger and Siwak - and - Trevor Sattelmetr - Theros has found a 50/50 future in "A Look Forward." concert band; Jayant Trewn health; Harper Wildren and Michigan Department of Department awards were and Brendon Wilson Andrew Simon - drama; Natural Resources grant (in also given out. orchestra; David Krueger Charles Wyni.an - indust~al cooperation with the United The awards included: and Paul Kelly - vocal music; technology; and Daniel States Department of Martha Marini - art; Rian Joshua Creighton and Mark Dickson, F~leszar, Leverenz Agriculture) specially tar- Dawson and Linnea Jimison Rozny - computer program- and Ellen Switalski - the geted at ash' tree quarann ming; Nicholas Blanzy ~dig- Roger Walsh Scholar tined areas, of which Wayne ital presentations; Athlete Award. County is one, "This is specifically to replace ash trees affected by Woodsman the emerald ash borer," she said. ~It's great the state has receives Ewald recognized the problem." The grant application. is scholarship. The H. T. Ewald 40% OFF due Aug. 31, and the limit is $20,000. Local matching Foundation awarded a funds have not been desig- scholarship to Joshua Busch nated. of Grosse Pointe Woods dur- SPECIAL A line item for tree ing an Aug. 6 luncheon at replacement is contained in the Country Club of Detroit ",y,'i7!!vCALL NOW the district's budget. In the in Grosse Pointe Farms. past, residents and PrOs The scholarship recipient have donated money for tree was chosen based on his TO purchase. overall scholarship record, Kerby ,trees av~r~ged leadership~bilitie8, commu- 1 nity work, :character and CLEAN. , , ., ., .' ~~ $350 each and five IWere planted. financial need. Busch is one "Trees are expensive,'" of eight recipients of the UP Photo by Ann L. Fouty Theros said. "That's why we 2005 H. T. Ewald The telltale sip of an ash tree Infected with the are looking at grants. I'm Scholarship. Each recipient emerald ash borer larvae. It burrows Into the tnulIt excited (and) hopeful we will will receive $1,500 per year destroying the water and nutrient conductlDg tis- get the money." for four years. sues under the bark. The figure she will be Busch graduated from the applying for is also undeter- University of Detroit Jesuit mined. She plans to once High School. As an active again work with the Farms member of his parish, Our in determining what type of Lady Star of the Sea in tree would be most appropri- Grosse Pointe Woods, he ate for school grounds and participated in the Teen Life would also like to purchase Program and served as them through the village Head Usher in the Usher again. Guild. Theros explained that the Busch is a committed vol- Farms can purchase trees at unteer and fundraiser for a a substantially lower cost homeless shelter at Star of because of the number of the Sea. trees bought. The school At school, Busch was cap- order could be included in tain of the Varsity Quiz the Farms order. Bowl Team, member of Grosse Pointe is known Science Olympiad and start- for its trees," Fenton said as ing pitcher of the Varsity one of the reasons for replac- Baseball Team. He plans to ing the loss of trees. study architecture at the No. 10 tree I. loaded on top of No. 16. The ash University of Detroit Mercy. trees were cut last week.

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jects (three m~le8 and one parking lot of a building, Park resident living in the female) from Bloomfield Police were able to track 1000 block of Kensington Safety-- Thwnship and took them to PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS the vehicle's owner and they awoke to noises on the first From p age 7A their destination, which was questioned, the home owner floor. "one $I house in the 1500 block of Upon checking, the resi- police were called to a wed- The minivan belongs to a when arriving. cocktail," police said. Blainnoor in Grosse Pointe dent observed a man run. ding reception when four 42-year-old Detroit man, The home owner's teenage A patrolman had seen the Woods. ning from the kitchen. There individuals (three males and while the Thwn & Country son was in the vehicle wait- man weaving a gray 2002 The cost of the cab ride were no losses and no forced one female who match the belongs to a couple living in ing to pick up his sister, but Chrysler Town & Country was $60, but none of the four description of the four afore- the 2000 block of Beaufait. he said his friend was dri- entry. between lanes. paid the man. mentioned people) were ving. 'Jlhe resident leaves the Two brothers, 21 and 24 'D~1~~.... ,.. f~ ""rl tht> do()r~ unlocked. kicked out of a. limousine ...v .....""'''"' 't "'-"".._ _- _..._- years old, who live in the Busted Trash fire earlier that evening for an friend ,,"..he was still at the 1600 block of Hollywood; a Allen Park police arrested . On Friday, Aug. 12, at unknown occurrence . home, and he confirmed he 21-year-old female who lives a 21-year-old Detroit woman was driving the vehicle, try- about 5 a.m., multiple Shattered in the 600 block of at 9:20 p.m. on Thursday, ing to run over seagulls. callers told Grosse Pointe On Saturday, Aug. 13, at Sunningdale; and a 70-year- Phony plates Aug. 11, for a routine traffic The young man was repri b Shores police of a Dumpster approximately 3:30 a.m., the old man who lives in the At 1:29 a.m. on Thursday, violation. manded and told to not do fire at a constnlction site on living room windows of a house in which the four were Aug. 11, a Grosse Pointe A LE~N check revealed that again. Sunningdale. dropped ofT,were in the cab. Woods police officer noticed she had two outstanding home in the 1300 block of Officers extinguished the Two of the subjects told a green minivan backed into warrants out of Grosse Whittier were broken with a fire and stood by until the police they were looking for a parking space in front of a Pointe Woods for traffic vio- Suspicious men concrete block. Dumpster was hauled away. a loose dog as they walked building in the 20500 block lations. On Friday, Aug. 12, at No attempts were made to Representatives of a con- down the street on Brys of Mack. She was transported to 4:58 p.m., a 60.year~0Id enter the home. struction company were near Goethe and did not Upon further in.vestiga- Grosse Pointe Woods a short Harper Woods woman called to secure the site. come in contact with the cab tion, the ofticer found the' reported .to Grosse Pointe - Brad Lindberg while later, paid her fines driver. vehicle was unoccupied and and left. Woods police that two suspi- Jeep stolen on The who-is-right, who-is- the ignition was punched cious men might have bro- Pay the man wrong story took a turn in out. Don't like ken into her 1983 Chevrolet Wayburn On Sunday, Aug. 14, at the cab driver's direction A LEIN (Law Caprice. Between 6 p.m. on The woman was taking 4:04 a.m., a 36-year-old when Southfield police and Enforcement Information 1Uesday, Aug. 9 and 10 a.m. ., seagulls? stuff from her car into a Southfield cabbie reported the cab company confirmed Network) check revealed the on Wednesday, Aug. 10, a .. . On Friday, Aug. 12, at 7:11 business near the Harper to Grosse Pointe Woods that four subjects (three plates on the vehicle expired Grosse Pointe Park resident p.m., a Grosse Pointe Woods and Allard intersection police that four subjects males and one female) were on Aug. 25, 2004, but the living in the 1000 block of resident living near the 700 when she noticed the two failed to pay the $60 fare. picked up in Bloomfield plates were really that of a Waybum reported his 1998 block of Vernier called police men, believed to be in their The cab driver told police Hills. 2003 Town & Country' and Jeep was taken from the after witnessing someone early 208, loitering around he picked up the four sub- In addition, Southfield not of the minivan. street. recklessly driving in the her car. The resident claimed he It wasn't until later that a had a "clubn on the steering 32-year-old Harper Woods wheel of the vehicle, which man saw that the driver side was later recovered on lock was punched out and Manistique and Essex. the steering column was cracked. In addition, the woman's purse was stolen. YOUR LAST CHANCE Police are investigating. Attempted Attempted theft from cars TO GET THIS GREAT OFFER DURING DEMO DAYS Between 9 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 8, and 7:30 theft from Jeep a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 9, a On Thursday, Aug. 11, at Grosse Pointe Park resident 10:27 a.m., a 32-year-old living in the 1400 block of Grosse Pointe Woods woman Three Mile had two vehicles GET ONE CAMERA PHONE told police that someone parked on the street, and an tried to break into her 2005 unknown person or persons Jeep Liberty. WHEN YOU BUY attempted to take them. The woman, who lives in Damage to the steering ONE FOR JUST the 1800 block of column and front door locks FREE Manchester, parked her car was reported. on Bramcaster after getting a city issued permit to park 99 on the street. She parked Aner $50.00 Mail-in and locked the Liberty at Liberty almost $49 Rebate each phone 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 10. stolen in Park ($9999 retail price of first phone; $50.00 retail price of second phone) She went out tQ the vehi- ,Overnjght onTbuncia.J'Je With new j year Agreement per phone on plans $3999 or higher. Shipping charges may apply cle on Thursday, Aug. 11, at Aug. ii, pry marks were 9:30 a.m. to find her keyless made on the door of a 2003 entry would not work. Jeep Liberty. In addition, H U RRY! VERIZON WIRELESS She manually opened the the ignition was damaged, lock and got into the Liberty, and the vehicle could not be finding the steering column started as it sat on the street was broken, and the driver in front of a home in the DEMO DAYS side door handle was 1300 block of Lakepointe. punched. . ... lI'"'...... ,..~ ... END AUGUST 28 The woman told police she , : did not hear anything Near miss on , . unusual during the night. Maryland \ Bad driver On Thursday, Aug. 11, Grosse Pointe Park police . ~, ". ' On Tuesday, Aug. 9, at ;.. . " ~ were contacted by a resident ...... , '0( 3:35 p.m., a 32-year-old St. .. . .'., Clair Shores woman was living in the 1300 block of • ~ or - ., .. , ,. pulled over for having an Maryland. expired license plate regis- The resident reported tration. someone tried to steal a The woman could not pro- 2005 Chrysler van. The door duce her driver license, lock and ignition were dam- proof of insurance or regis- aged, and the vehicle could tration. A LEIN check not be started. revealed the woman's plate expired on March 7, 2005, and she had an outstanding Folks with fake warrant out of Grosse Pointe Shores for a $720 ID arrested traffic bond. On Tuesday, Aug. 9, at The woman was arrested 2:35 a.m., Grosse Pointe . and taken into custody. Park police stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation in Larceny the 1300 block of Nottingham. On Monday, Aug. 8, The three occupants, ages ,between 4:15 and 5:15 p.m., 15 to 31, all had false identi- an unknown person(s) took .1.877.2BUY.VZW .. verizonwireless.com fications, and the adult pas- a 26-inch Beach type bicycle senger was wanted as a IERlmN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS STORES AUTHORIZED RETAILERS £~ pOcas to rffilm poIty vary t1f ~l with 110 serial number or AlI10lPl F1ldlis may ill~ aoIional ~ rEtJlB:l ChaIgII;. i'lckldiY;l cana'lbiln .. parole absconder; the juve~ AM ARBOR FAIl'IIGTOI HILLS ST. CUlM SHOIlES OR VISIT THE VERIZON license available. 2570 Jackson Ave. 31011 Orchard Lake Rd. 26401 Harper Ave. WIRElESS STORE UMROll FT.lillAnOT ROCIlESTEA nile was charged with cur- ~ext 10 Blockbuster) (SW. Corner of Orchard (at 10 1/2 Mile) .MlrWirMI ..... SlIIliIIs CIlIIIIr T._"'iII The bike was taken near a 34-769-1722 Lake Rd. & 14 Mile Ad.) 586-m-4010 ATQRWnCnl 734-327-5500 810-385-3400 248-299-0008 few violation. 248-538-9900 home in the 1400 block of Briarwood Mall SOUTHFIELD • AID BLOlIlFIELD HILS SlIlSSEPIIMTE ROSFtILU . Also located in the v~hicle . ~C11l1Ur Charlevoix in Grosse Pointe ~n sear's Wi~ FElfTOI 28117 Te~r~h Rd. SINII ...... *- ear Center C I 17245 Silver Pkwy "1IlUS 1-888-607-1800 l-BOQ-VlP-Plus 1.800-VlP-P1us were three screwdrivers. (SOuth elf 1. ile Rd.) . . Park. AllUM HILLS gn the Soor's Plaza) 248-358-3700 I8TUII HllIELL ROYALOM The three were arrested and Great Lakes Crossing Mall 10-629-2'133 ... O CIrhIia FIIiII e-..... 248- 253-1799 STEllllG HEIGHTS TATUI 248-549-7700 charged on various crimes. n.IiftATIOT IM9Il1l111 AIIIlJIII=810-227-2 08 517-548-7705 4129 24th Ave. 45111 Park Ave. 1IOY UCOII SOUlMFlELO It's gone Center Rd. (M-59 & M.53, ~ ID~~~. 810.38~123' - 1m'.MIl l*lIr."810-227-7440 ~l:IlWar ...... 1lSA 810-743-4846 utica Park Plaza) l'MTOll 1-8IXl-VlP-Plus 248-395-2222 On Saturday, Aug. 13, LAKE 01101 586-997-6500 .- Courtland Center Mall 2531 S. Lapeer Rd, IIOlRllE l*IIr .. IIHI .- STEIlIIIG 1lE1GIl11 between 6 a.m. and 1:20 (near JC Penney) Lakeside Mall 734 ..981-7440 Hn-II* ~CIMr Busted for (Orion Mall 2 miles 1-8QO-VlP.Plus p.m., a lawn mower was llliItlDl N. of the Palace) (Lower Cl play area) See store for Cl..AIIlII 73H42.0806 8159 Challis, Suite C 248-393 ..6800 fAnOft c.. i."1. USA IlelUllfT .. SYl.lME taken from the garage of. a (off Grand River, ReturnlExchange Policy. 2'*280-6390 734-384-7001 _LillI growing pot IIOVl 23495 Eureka Rd. home in. the 900 block of in front of TilrgAt) (across from ee.IG MT,IU •• 248-681-1700 Residents in the 1400 810-225-478. 43025 12 Mile HO. i'.III*&.w AiOIt.aII CI*IIIr TROY Barrington in Grosse Pointe (Twelve Oaks Service Dr., Southland Mall) Till ...... , block of Beaconsfield rcport~ eMf 01 734-287-1770 248-360-9400 1-8QO-VlP-Plus 42447 Ford Rd. Nor1tl of Sear's) 011_ 248-458-1111 Park. ed to Grosse Pointe Park 248-305-6600 F... e-___ u ~COfn« of Ford & Lilley T1lOY ""--248-669 ..1200 , police that a subject was cis., Canbn Corners) Twelve Oaks Mall 1913 L Bill B£9wr Rd. IlEMIR 248-437-5353 •. 734-844-0481 (Troy Sports Genter) Official Wireless18Provider ...... 586-573-7599 (lower level play area) IllNI Bike stolen. growing marijuana plants in 248-526-0040 of the Dftroft TiqeIs DE.- PfllTlACiWATEllFlIID m=130 ...... ItlTk"W the yard. 24417 Ford Rd. F.-sTR llIIIIl_ On Friday, Aug. 12, 454 Telegraph Rd. Oa.kland Mall 248-47&-0077 ~ust West of Telegraph) (inside Main Entrance, -, "".U 248-681-7200 between 9 and 9:30 p.m., a Officers located six to 13-278-4491 ~cross from 248.615--11 next b Food Court) I I ..n IlIA ..... TPIIMTI ummit Place Mall) Fairlane Mall I I ~IIJJ 248-627-4833 blue Huffy l8-speed bike seven plants approximately 248.335-9900 r~'I I ~3rd flOOr next b sear's) I I !\~ ...... 734-327-5400 5 to 8 feet tall. The 47-year- was taken from the rear IIOQlEITO NUS 29240 Van Dyke I I 13-441-0168 ... i ... J AllMIf_ =l\aoo old resident was contacted IIT.-r 3035 S. Rochester Rd. (in Waf-Mart) l._lllt ... ~ ) ... GIE. Inlala PIRT_734-~3200 yard of a home in the 1200 14126 (at Auburn Rd.) 586-751-0747 248-"27-9476 Woodwar,1 ". block of Waybum in Grosse and interviewed. ~ModelT Plaza) 248-853-0550 IEmAI) ...... FIIl8I flit ~ •• 13-869-7392 810- 4-51411.' ... Pointe Park . He indicated he was grow- . ~ 35105 waIT81 Rd. .-. ... ._- ~...__ ..... _.- ...... ••••• 81o-s&7440 ing the marijuana for per- It-'.IM31921 Woodward Ave. ~.w.COrner of Warren •••l1n_11_. ~ "...', (at NorlllillluYI t 1 .... 1M '#) ...... sonal use. 734~~J ...... - ... e "--.r 248-549-41n ,...-. 248-642.5200 Home invasion He was releaaed pending charps from the proeecu. On Thursday, Aug. 11, at torts office. 5:21 8.m., a GroSBe Pointe - Bob St. John

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;,",\,'I" Oii ,'. the heat only three American elm . trees so far in 2005, several are condemned," Colter said. "We just haven't cut them down yet. 1 believe we will easily surpass last year's (20) casualties." It hasn't helped the Pointes' affinity for shade trees t.hat many dead elms were replaced in a rush of overplanting ash. Ash range naturally from Florida to mid-Manitoba, Canada. The species toler. ates dry soil, wet soil, wet weather or dry. "That's why we had so many planted," said Warren Senger, horticulturalist at Marine City Nursery, sup- plier to many municipali- ties. "It was a tree that could be used universally. It • f accounted for 15 to 20 per- ~ \ cent of our trees." The current ash decline dates back nearly a decade in a scenario paralleling Dutch elm. Emerald ash borer is thought to have snuck a . " ride to western Wayne County inside a wooden crate of manufacturing parts shipped from its native Southeast Asia. Emerald ash borers have a straightforward life cycle. Adults lay eggs in crevasses of tree bark. Larvae hatch Modern photo by Brad Lindberg and spend winter eating Vintage phoro courtesy Grosse Pointe }<'arms Public Safety Department tunnels through cambium A canopy of trees haa always been integral to the wood located just under the Grosse Pointe landscape, whether at present on bark. rfunneling disrupts Lakeland near Mack in the City, above, or on Kerby trees' ability to circulate In the Farms during the 1920&.The last of 75 ash water and nutrients, caus- tree. killed by emenld ash borer are cut down on ing decline and death. Jetrencm ID the ...... low•. , "'\'N"~'<*"~e 'tRnS,'page '3D

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Heat wave • i June in Michigan was the second hottest on record~ It would have been the ninth driest until .6 inches of rain ... fell the last day of the , . month, according to a monthly summary from the ease shows up quickly." ease - incurable, of Detroit office of the "We need rain," said European origin and trans- National Weather Service. Frank Schulte, in charge of mitted by an insect - The trend continued into the City of Grosse Pointe entered the Pointes with July. July's average temper- public works tree program. vigor after being mistakenly ature of 75.4 degrees made "I seem to be losing more introduced to North it the 18th hottest since trees. Maples are dying America on a shipment of /: . 1870. bec;:mse of lack of water. lumber. "The surplus heat and Regarding Dutch elm dis- "Elm disease calls for humidity during July trans- ease; I have a r~w more action," read the main lated into one word - mis. because of the heat wave. It headline in the July 7, cry," according to the seems to be bringing out 1955, Grosse Pointe News. Weather SeI'\,ice. Dutch elm disease curlier." More t.han 50 years of This year's spring and attack means the communi- summer have been knock- The long decline ty's dwindling population of out blows to ash and elms A half century ago the elms are among few living already on the ropes from Pointes' 35,000 American links to the Pointes' glory one end of the Pointes to elms constituted 80 percent days. Many mature elms of the other. of the community's tree today sprouted during the "Intense summer heat population growing on era of marble,-columned has brought early decline of municipal property. mansions, servant quarters elm trees throughout the Da.rk green leaves of and formal dinner attire. village," said Brett American elms standing 'rime and disease carry Marshall, head of the 100 feet tall fonned a foun- on. Since 2001, 129 Grosse Pointe Shores tree tain of shadows over almost American elms on Park board and owner of a tree. every street, back yard and municipal property have care service. "Trees are try- estate in the community. been cut down due to Dutch ing to draw moisture and In 1952 things began elm. evidence of Dutch elm dis- changing. Dutch elm dis- UAlthouJ(h we cut down

...... August 18, 2005 28 Churches Grosse Pointe News Christ the King looks forward S~~mertime. was go~d time for youth to its buildi~-- .3_...J~--":""'n Imlnlstrv at FIrst Enghsh Ev.Lutheran Ilg UC:Ul\.:.Cl L.lUJ. I Youth activitie; abounded Three of ~e church's In eatly August, the at First English Ev. senior youth continued church's senior youth Christ the King Lutheran Lutheran Church in the their ministry by working attended the annual Bass Church of Grosse Pointe summer of 2005. In early as camp counselors duIing Lake Festival, a program Woods will celebrate the Raffle prizes for Christ the ~~~ __ 1_ ..~~ _ _£0 ~ .. ~ a ann June a group of senior high the summer. Adam featuring bands such as ~"''''-~-2.~'''''-- ,. - - ••.• ...... • ...... , J1 • .L "T ....~..... __ ...~ "[;''''''''lr'''II,.I" ''11~+h +-hn \..V1Ul-'ACI;1VU Vi AI;b \I,"""""" v.: __ ""IJ.l5 J. UJ.lu.J. ... I youth attenaea tne loutn lVllcnOSKlplayeu Lue gUiL.i:ir LlV;::'I; CoU1U Jl. v ...u...... u ..u'"' square foot building addi~ :~n:l I Works Work Camp in at Michi~Lu~Ca. Sarah Bay opportunity to sleep under tion with a special Rally Day Rallying to support three-day Caribbean Benton Harbor, led by oversaw groups of Vacation the starsl do their own cook~ dedication event, Sunday, Christ the King, an emer~ cruise fol' two, and a round Gerry Udell. The young Bible School children for ing, meet new friends at Sept. 11. gency fundraising rame of golf for four at both people included Jonathan various local churches, and many special events and The celebration is an espe~ will be held at 5 p.m. Grosse Pointe private Bay, Rachel Boutin, Jessie Nicole McCarthy manned grow in their relationship dally meaningful one for the Saturday, Oct. 8, at clubs has been donated by ,Foster, Brandon Michoskil the high~ropes course at with Christ. congregation, in view of Robusto's, 19271 Mack, the Country Club of Will Serrano and Jeff Stein. Stony Lake Camp. Workshops, skill shops recent events. The church, Grosse Point.e Woods. Detroit. and Lochmoor In early July, 11 of the In mid~~JulY1 many and games were the order of located on Mack Avenue just Tickets for the raffie cost Club. junior high youth attended F.E.L.C. youth helped wit.h the day. Youth who attend- south of Vernier, was shat. $20 and may be purchased Four Fox Theatre suite confirmation camp with more than 100 children who ed were Bay, Will and tered in January by the dis~ I at the church office, 20338 tickets for the Radio City Pastor Jerry Elsholz at attended Vacation Bible Stephen Serranoj Tessa closure that a former trea~ Mack, Grosse Pointe Christmas Special have I Michi-Lu~Ca. Under the School "Circus Spectacular" teBeau; Stein and Crystal surer had been systemati- Woods. You need not be been donated by SBe, I theme "Pray," those who featuring past television Greentree. cally embezzling money present to win. Lunch is included in this, I attended were Emilio stars "Davey and Goliath"; The gym and youth room from church accounts over a Edmund T. Ahee the fifth prize. Cornell, Rachel Boutin, and in late July two senior are open to First English seven~year period. Among Jewelers is offering the Additional prizes, if Lauren Nehls, Stephen high youth attended a lead~ youth and their friends for the stolen monies was near~ first prize of an IWC available, will be drawn ip Serrano, Christina ership training school at games and fellowship on ly $1 million set aside for the Portosino stainless steel a sequence. Swanson, Jessie Foster, Michi-Lu.Ca. Stein and Bay Wednesdays, beginning at building addition, which automatic watch. George Resurrection Fund Carolina Blohm, Rebecca attended this program 6:30 p.m. was the culmination of a Koueiter and Sons Committee is comprised of Sloss, Samantha Juszcyk, geared to developing lead. First English is located at t ... decade of dreaming, plan- Jewelers is offering the Curtis Bledsoe, the Rev. Rebecca Serrano and ers in both public and faith 800 Vernier in Grosse ning and fundraising. The ': ../ second prize of a Koueiter Randy Boelter, Dave Thomas Milne. life. Pointe Woods. addition was more than half handcrafted South Sea Bohde, Bob Bowen, the .. -_._- --,-_._---_._~-- completed when the theft pearl drop necklace with Rev. Timothy Holzerland, came to light. diamonds. Koueiter is the Grosse Pointe Woods The project's future looked creator of this piece. Mayor Robert E. Novitke, bleak for several days in 2)7J . AAA of Michigan donat.~ Mary Ellen Stempfle and '[??r~iT;~:i~~O~i1)~~v~~t£:. January, as Christ the ed the third prize of a Diane Wyrock. Newly published "The interspersed with a compar- St. Clare Cooperative King's leaders raced to Lutheran Handbook" will be ison of Lutheranism to Nursery School is accept~ assess the damage caused the. topic of the seasonal world religions, for example. ing applications for the 3. by the embezzlement. They Sunday Adult Study at Senior pastor the Rev. and 4~year~0Id program for at noon on Sunday, Sept, 11, feared that the financial cri- friends and the community First English Ev: Walter Schmidt, and the the 2005~06 school year. with a potluck dinner, fol- sis would force them to put in general. Lutheran Church on Rev. Jerry Elsholz, associate The nursery school offers lowed by a special program the building on hold indefi~ Among them is Robert Sunday mornings between pastor, will lead the discus~ a rich curriculum and wann Novitke, mayor of Grosse and an interactive tour of nitely, or even abandon it services beginning Sept. 18. sions from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. environment for preschool Pointe Woods, who contact~ the building. altogether. However, thanks The book is a humorous in the lounge. children. ed the church to offer his Visitors are welcome at to unprecedented support yet serious overview of the The community is invited Three~year.olds meet from support immediately after this free event. from construction manager For a reservation, call the Lutheran faith including to join members of First 8:45 to 11 a.m. on 'fuesdays Frank Rewold and Son, and news of the embezzlement broke. With the help of local church office at (313) 884- sections such as "Top Ten English for these sessions and Thursdays. lender First State Bank of business leaders, Novitke is 5090. Villains of the Bible" and held at 800 Vernier in Four~year-olds attend St. Cla.ir Shores, work spearheading a community "What to Bring to a Potluck" Grosse Pointe Woods. school from 8:45 to 11:15 resumed a few weeks later. raffie to benefit Christ the For more information, call a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays Though cost factors made it : the church at (313) 884- and Fridays. necessary to modify or post- King. Classes offered by St. John The event is scheduled for 5040. The school is located at pone some features of the Saturday, Oct. 8, at The free Breast Cancer Parent Support Group. 1401 Whittier, Grosse project, the original design RobustD's in Grosse Pointe Support Group meets from meets from 6:30 to 8:30, Grosse Pointe Pointe Park. was executed as planned. Woods. 6:30 to 8:.'30 p.m. the first p.m. Monday, Aug. 22, at; Unitarian Church, 17150 Christ the King was granted Christ the King's dedica- I Wednesday of each month the Van Elslander Cancer. Maumee, City of Grosse its occupancy permit in Pride tion celebration will show~ I at the Van Elslander Center, 19229 Mack. : Pointe, hosts Wally Friesen June. case the building addition. Cancer Center, 19229 Call (313) 647~3004 for I during the 10:30 a.m. ser- of the Pointes In the meantime, the con- The construction includes Mack. Call (313) 647~3004. information or to register. vice on Sunday, Aug. 21. His gregation continues to work Eddie Bray ,Jr. of Grosse an entirely new preschool A free Head and Neck topic will be "Create Special with faith and hope in God Pointe Woods earned a space on the lower level, and' A Cancer Support Group Support Group meets from Moments." to keep its church a£1oat. Doctor of Ministrx. de~e~ I 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 1uesday, Eleanor Wong will provide The nrst fundraising effort administrative offices, a meets from 10 a.m. to noon from Ashland The6tbgical took place on Sunday, July prayer chapel and a spa~ I every Thursday 'at the Van Aug. 23, at the Van the music. Seminary. 31, when they held a concert cious lobby on the upper EIslander Cancer Center in Eislander Cancer Center. No child care is planned; Elizabeth Ann Shook, featuring Shoreline Sound level. The installation of a : Suite 22, 19229 Mack. For Call (313) 647-3004. however, the Gallery can be daughter of Jane Shook of used as a "crying room" to raise money for daily new elevator affords the more information1 call (313) the City of Grosse Pointe, where children can play, and operating expenses. There church complete handi~ 647-3004. These classes are offered earned a Bachelor of Arts parents can see and hear the has also been a generous capped accessibility. through St. John Medical degree in history from outpouring from neighbors, The celebration will begin . A free Pediatric Cancer Center. service. Vassar College.

Christ the King Lutheran Church Mack at Lochmoor BETHEL BAPTIST .:,',i. 884 ..5090 CHURCH if ..... IP 8: 15 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship 24600 Little Mack Ave" SI. Clair Shores . :« Service (586) 772-2520 .' 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School ... .: Ministering to Detroit's eastside siflce t864 & Bible Classes Sunday Worship 10A5 a,rn.. 6 p.m. .: 03%>;Y Sunday School 9:30 a,m. Supervised Nursery Provided • www.christthekinggp.org Wednesday AWANA Clubs 6:30 p,m, and adult Bible Study 7 p,m, I E

Randy S. Boelter, Pastor Dr. J. Robert Cosand, Pastor Timothy A. Holzerland, Assc. Pastor Scott Beaman, Youth Pastor www,bethelbaptistscs,org CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH First English Ev. Lutheran Church Grosse Pointe Li;~~:3~~dl' First Church of Christ, Scientist ~rAI~1 Vernier Rd. at Wedgcwood Dr. =~::I~:e 282 Chalfonte Ave. Grosse Pointe Woods Unitarian Church ~~1 Church 884-5040 19950 Mack (between Morass & Vernier) August 21,2005 St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Sunday Service. 10:30 a,m .. 11:30 a,m. SUMMER WORSHIP SCHEDULE 375 Lothrop at Chanont. Wednesday Testimony Meeting ThursdayWorship Service 7 pm 881.. 70 SUMMER SCHEDULE OF SERVICES 8:00 p,m. - 9:(X) p.m. Sunday Traditional 9 am "Create Special Moments" Sunday, May 29 thru Sunday, September 4 All are warmly welcome

'tt __ n. d ••••••••• _ •••••••••• _ •••• ~._ nO rtm~_rt_d August 18, 2005 Gro_ Pointe News CODllDunit ISeniors 3B . A woman of peace SOC O~tions Grosse Pointe lost a the world. . committe~ i~ealist and Senior Scene In the beginning, the strong ~Ct1VIstwhen Mary way Pointes for Peace Walk for the health------of it Read dIed of cancer last' attracted people to its By Sharon Meier • Stop and look for traffic nal has just turned green. month. , . meetings was indicative of sac Executive Director in all directions before By waiting for a fresh Read was born m . the energy and creativity Walking is not only a crossing the street, and look green, you allow yourself ~ngland ,~h,~;e she h~ed of those involved. healthy activity and an to the left, right and left the most time to cross the 10 a HmUll v lUttge du:nng f'nd T ~md others 'i. j.... 1.. L • ~....tQ""o Hnn .....QAfplv "M~ry an;ernliLIVC w u1'l'11n O~.... uu~.... aeic;l..I..i....~""f""'" '-'""".' '""....n...... nnv ...... a nna.UlO:nl_ •• """ "._J ...... _..__ -- _----..,~ World War II. She experi~ By with similar dedication to also a great way to main- street. And always look left Turn your whole body. As enced firsthand the hor~ the cause of peace went up tain a healthy lifestyle. The last because that is the adults age, gradual losses rors of war and felt there Ruth and down each street in really wonderful thing direction that cars will be in their hearing, vision, ~adto be nonviolent solu- Cal-n the Grosse Pointes looking about our community is coming from when you first reflexes and flexibility put tIons that could create for "Peace" signs on that it's a great place to step off the curb. older pedestrians at risk. peace. , . lawns," Bendure walk. We have the beauty of • Don't rely only on traf. For instance, stiff joints . ~at b~hef was embod- religion, race or ethnic explained. "When we saw the lake and the conve- fic signs and signals. may make it harder to turn Ied.m Pomtes for Peace, background. It would not one, we took down the nience of our local shopping Assuming that a signal will your head, neck and 8houl~ whIch she cosponsored seek to become a statewide address and then mailed a districts. Both offer great stop traffic puts you at risk. del'S, and you may not see with Carol Ben~ure in organization, or affiliate notice of future meetings." places to walk. You must look for traffic vehicles that are turning or ~arch 2003 w~1.11eth~ war with other groups. It Today, Bendure speaks It only takes three or four even if you are in a cross- backing up. So, turn your In Ira~ w~s still pendmg. would remain a communi- of the generosity of the hours of walking each week walk, and you are crossing whole body, not just your The mISSIOnof the group ty organization where peo- Grosse Pointe News in to show significant physical with the light or with the neck, when looking for traf- was to establish a forum' pIe could talk one-on-one helping to gain recognition improvement. Research walk signal. A driver who fic. where m~mbers of the and exchange ideas and for Pointes for Peace by suggests that even light to does not see or obey a sign For more information on commumty could speak, information. However, printing articles about the moderate exercise, if done or signal may also not be pedestrian safety, attend resp~nd and wo~k toward anyone from other areas of group and notices of its consistently, can slow the paying enough attention to Services for Older Citizens' nonVIolent solutlOns. metro Detroit were always meetings. effects of aging, reduce see you . "Senior Lifestyles and . Read had Btr~ng convic- welcomed. The first vigil estab- stress, improve stamina • Allow plenty of time to Injury Prevention," presen. bons on how thIS new The group's first meet- Hshed the format for the and enhance mental and cross streets. If you're not tation at 11:15 a.m., group would conduct itself. ing on March 14,2003, group. Informal Sunday physical health. sure how long a signal gives Monday, Aug. 22, at the It would ne~er ~e a s~ruc- was a candlelight vigil evening meetings would be Novice walkers are you to cross, observe one Neighborhood Club, 17150 tured orgamzatIOn WIth held at Kercheval and St. held outdoors in the rewarded within the first light cycle so you'll know Waterloo, Grosse Pointe. officers, boards, ~embers Clair in the Village. It was Village, weather permit- month, while some experi- how much time you have. If Patti Kunkel and Cara or dues?f anythmg that attended by'more than 100 ting, and at a nearby cof- enced walkers report that the signal does not provide Seguin from Henry Ford would dIvert the group people who silently fee bar in rainy or cold their health is better than enough ti'11e, find another Health System will present from its mission. It would protested the war. weather. the average 40-year-old. place to cross the street. a talk on how to stay safe b~ nonpartisan and free of Thousands of similar vig- These meetings always Maintaining or increasing Otherwise, cross the street while walking and driving. bIases, whether based on ils were held throughout begin with a moment of your strength, endurance, when you get a "fresh silence for those killed in balance and flexibility are green." 'TJ ' wars during the past the key factors to staying Intersections are especial- week. They included aqi Memory talk ~re es .u.n.' ••I.".'__ 11 fit. Walking builds your ly difficult for older pedes- women, children and non- strength and endurance, trians. You are most at risk Services for Older Colter is a naturalist at combatant men who had which contributes to better when first stepping off the Citizens and Roxolana From page IB heart who worked for the been killed. balance. curb, because drivers may Karanec will present a talk, In the meantime, larvae U.S. Fish and Wildlife Read hated to hear their Because walking is such not see you until you're "NutritionNitamins for your pupate into mature insects, Service in Alaska. He gen- deaths described as "col- a routine part of everyday actually in the roadway. Memory," at 11:15 a.m. which eat their way from' erally opposes introducing lateral damage." life, many people do not Always stop at the curb and Wednesday, Aug. 24, at the under bark and fly to the chemicals (except cigar "She believed that they consider the safety aspects look left, right, and then Neighborhood Club. ( next tree. smoke) into the environ- were human beings who of walking. For instance, left again for cars before Nutrition plays a big part in ~ Colter first confirmed the ment. He figures now that deserved respect," most injuries to walkers entering the roadway. Don't maintaining health, and it borer's advance to the east- borers are here, however Bendure said. happen when a vehicle hits assume the drivers see you may be a combination of side in August 2002. unwanted, they're part of More formal meetings them because the driver • unless they signal for you to food, antioxidants, phyto. I He recognized the 1/2- the ecosystem. with speakers are held could not see the walker; or cross. chemicals and fiber that inch metallic green bug's Besides, saddled with a approximately once a the walker and driver were Turning vehicles can be actually work together to telltale D~shaped exit holes tight departmental budget, month. Places of worship not paying close enough especially dangerous at reduce risk of certain dis- in the trunk of an ash that he rates the insect invasion of aU faiths have been attention. intersections. Drivers are eases, improve memory and has since been removed economically unstoppable. available for these meet- The key is to "see" and concentrating on making increase longevity. . from the front yard of 1110 Instead of putting scarce ings. Speakers, who "be seen." It is a good idea their turns and avoiding A hot lunch will be avail- Yorkshire. money into yearly injections donate their services, are when walking, especially at oncoming traffic; so they able for .a $2 do~ation. For Invaders took hold costing about $100 per tree, experts in their fields and dawn, dusk and other low- might not see you. more InformatIon, call throughout the Pointes with as is being done in the inform attendees on a light conditions, to wear Exaggerate your head turns Susan Aiello at (313) 882- the same grip used to kill Shores, Farms and to a number of important sub:- l~ghtc~lor~ OJ' ~~g~t ..f:l~th-. so that YWllook~ ~~~R 9~90. ' I' 15~Ulion ash treesip , lesser extent in the City, jects.1ants are limitedto:,.:\ ., Michigan; 1 mainly in 20 . Colter is investing in hardy a half hour, leaving time ;;~:n~;J.!o~~.~:~tb;:'f:~'~O:;~~~C;:~':!I~~lF.,~YOii:hsticpreseiifi southeast counties. replacement trees. for questions and com- such as blaze orange, hot vehIcles makmg nght turns Services for Older The bug has no signifi- The Park and Shores ments. pink and day-glow green on r~d aDd for vehicles Citizens will present a talk cant numbers of predators received federal grants of The first speaker was are ideal in daytime but not makmg left turns: Always on pedestrian safety by Patti in its new world. $17,025 and $2,000, respec- Felix Rogers, head of the at night. ma~e sure t~e dnv~r of a Kunkel, Injury Prevention Woodpeckers eat larvae, but tively, for replanting. The Cranbrook Peace If you walk at night, vehlcle that IS tummg sees /Outreach Coordinator from can't keep up with thou- Farms, which was the first Foundation. Others have remember that wearing you. .' Henry Ford Hospital. The sands commonly found per Pointe to inject ash and had included former congress- white clothing does not Walk WIth a fnend. program begins at 11 a.m. tree. such good success that state man Dave Bonier, guarantee that drivers can Walking with a friend will Monday, Aug. 22, at the In the Shores, despite agriculture officials toured Marianne Williamson, see you. When walking at add to the. pleasure of your Neighborhood Club. For a $2 injecting village-owned ash the city, received $20,000. John Conyers, Carolyn night, use a flashlight to walk and mcrease your donation, those who attend trees with chemicals to pre- "We're replacing every Cheeks Kilpatrick, Jack make yourself more visible safety as well,. as long as will get lunch. For more vent insect invasion, ash we cut down with other Lessenberry and Patrick to drivers and to help light you are wat.chmg out for information call Susan Marshall recently cut down varieties of trees," Colter Resta, a former Army your path. It is also a good each o'~her. Enjoy your con- Aiello at (313) 882-9600. four dead specimens. All said. "If I hadn't received medic in Iraq. Bishop, idea to wear reflective or versatlOn, but don't let it were on Lakeshore, mainly this grant, it would have Gumbleton attracted a retroreflective materials, distract you from watching in the north end. been really tight on the record 400 people to one of which give ofTlight when out for road and traffic haz- "They bring the number budget." the group's meetings. headlights shine on them ards as you walk. Today, Pointes for Peace of ash trees removed to 12 He used the money to pay and can be seen by drivers Be especially careful in has an e-mail list of 250 out of approximately 315 for 53 new trees out of a three times farther than parking lots. Parking lots people and mail addresses total ash trees remaining in combined assortment of 65 white. create special hazards for 360. Those on the lists the Shores," Marshall said. maple, Cleveland pear, Many stores sell walking because cars may be turn- have requested to be "Although evidence of emer- overcup oak, London plane- shoes, jackets and safety ing quickly or backing out ald ash borer was found, informed of activities. sports equipment featuring of a parking space. Be sure tree, horse chestnut, How does a group with- the primary causes (of Accolade elm (it resists r~troreflective material. to look for backup lights out dues pay for postage, death) were canker (a soil- Dutch elm) and eastern red- Although retroreflective and listen for engine noise. printing of fliers and borne bacterial disease that bud. materials are more effective Wait for a "fresh green" inhibits water uptake), Marshall used his grant brochures? than reflective materials, when crossing at signals. At the monthly meet- decay, root problems or a to plant 25 trees of five both are ineffective in day- Don't start to cross the ings, a basket is available combination of all three." species, including linden time. street unless the traffic sig- Emerald ash borer was for anyone wishing to Other ways to stay safe: and hornbeam. make a contribution. Read the finishing touch. "I'm confident that if we • Cars and other objects collected the donations "Emerald ash borer will continue planting new trees can obscure a driver's view. and transferred them to find stressed trees and we will succeed in having a Cars, buses, hedges or an empty peanut butter attack them quicker than a healthy tree population in mounds of snow can block a jar which she kept in her healthy one," Marshall said. the Shores," Marshall said. driver's view. Even if a dri- refrigerator for safekeep- Analysis of casualties The Michigan ver has stopped to let you ing. When the jar's con- reveal emerald ash borers Department of Natural cross the street, don't blind- tents were running low, are finicky eaters. Resources has awarded ly accept the driver's offer she would announce at the Of the 93 infested ash cut grants totaling $538,505 to because there may be meeting that the jar was down last year in the Park, 38 communities and non- another vehicle in the next getting very light. • Private homes only three were white ash.' profit organizations for tree lane overtaking the stopped When Bendure first wrhe rest were green planting projects related to vehicle. The second driver • 2~hours • Bonded and imured began working with Read ash," said Colter, citing his emerald ash bore~ accord- may not see you because of in establishing Pointes for • Full or part-time • RN supervised daily computer records. ing to Kerry Gray, DNR the stopped vehicle. Peace, the two were casual • Errands, Meal Prep, Housekeeping No white ash have been emerald ash borer restora- • Plan routes to avoid acquaintances. lost this year in the Park. tion coordinator. hazardous crossings. The Working with Read over Registered Nurses "That's telling us that sa.fest crossing points will She said grants come Licensed Practical Nurses green ash is more suscepti~ the years, Bendure said, have enough room for you from the federal governR hIe to emerald ash borer," enabled them to fonn such to stand back from the Nurses Aides meni, are administered by Colter said. "Especially a strong bond that they roadway, crosswalks that the state and can be used since our ash population is talked every day, even are clearly defined on the only to supplant lost ash. divided ewmly between when one or the other was pavement and crossing sig- "The next round of grants green and white." on vacation. nals that indicate when you and application is available "Mary listened to BBC In the City, Schulte has should cross. cut down about 50 ash trees now through the DNR," news each morning and I since June. Gray said. "Since 2004, the would call to find out what "That was to be expect. grant program has let us was said during the broad- . ed,'" he said. put over 13,000 trees in the cast," Bendure said. NATIONAL Why not surprise someone with Michigan's ground." "Probably the most Finest Coney Island Chili Sauce? Moving on She encourages diversi- important thing I learned Losses in the Shores have fied tree selection. from Mary was the neces- come despite putting up a "We don't want to focus sity of centering your That's right, you can now order NaIionOI Coney Island', on one type of tree," Gray mind and your activities fight. Ash trees are being chili sauce and hot dogs to enjoy at home. irijected annually with a said. 4l1at's how we got on your goals if you hoped chemical proven to kill the into trouble with emerald to achieve them," she insect and deter infestation ash borer. Take into consid- added. Place your order today! NatIonwide delivery CIVCIIabIe. of healthy trees. eration what is already Even in her last days, planted in the ground. If In the Park, only ash of See PEACE, 88 significant landscape value you have a lot of maple, pare 6700 East Davllon. Detroit, Ml48112. TeL 313-365-5611 are being treated. consider another species." ,

. ,...... ,. ,. ,.. 48 Faces & e.I...•c..8e...s ----z., __ --G.ro•••:..u~.~s.l~t.1:.'N2.:-; Founders Junior Council's Fash Bash is Aug. 27 The Detroit Institute of Eisenberg oaid. at the Van Eislander Arts' Founders Junior The evening's festivities Cancer Center. Council has promised the will have a gl~bal theme "Goddesses in the 2005-edition of its annual and will include a fashion Garden-North" will ron fundraiser, Fash Bash, will show, an after party and a from 2 to 7 p.m., Sunday, be the most innovative and live auction for patron~level Aug. 28, at the Grosse fashionable one yet. ticket holders. A 2006 Pointe.War Memorial. Saks Fifth Avenue will Hummer H3 will be raffled Proceeds will be used for bring global appeal to the off this year as an addition .. supportive patienfcare for event by featuring its Fall al fundraising venture, with women atTected by cancer 2005 collection of Brazilian the winner announced dur- by providing access to an -\ designer Carlos Miele. ing Fash Bash. array of integrative thera- , This year's Fash Bash, In addition to Saks Fifth pies and services offered at '" the 35th, will be held on Avenue, a generous sup- the Valade Healing Arts Saturday, Aug. 27, at the porter of the DIA through- Center. General Motors out the years, other spon- The 2004 "Goddesses In Renaissance Center's sors include General t.he Garden-North" event Wintergarden. Motors, Comerica Bank, generated $10,000 for Kim Nye~ vice president Comcast Cable and MGM enhanced patient care ser~ and general manager of Grand Casino. vices. Saks, predicts an incredible Fash Bash tickets are Speakers will address soiree. "Miele's collection is $125; patron admission is healthy eating, breast a celebration of color, pat- $350. For more information examinations and cancer terns and embellishment," about Fash Bash, including prevention. Nye said. "This year's Pash when tickets for the event Activities will include raf- Bash is going to be an excit- and the raffie go on sale fle drawings, a silent auc- Dinner Raises $130,000 ing and glamorous event, and how to purchase them, tion, aura photography, a St. John Hospital and Medical Center's 45th annual Guild Dinner raised more and we are thrilled to be a go to www.foundersjunior~ labyrinth walk, manicures, than $130,000 for the hospital's expan8ion and renovation project that began part of one of metro council.org, or call the Fash facials and massages. Those in the spring_ The group recently presented a $250,000 check to the hospital, Detroit's most famous and Bash hotline at (313) 833- who attend will get a lavish an amount that includes the dinner proceed8 as well a8 revenue generated fashionable traditions." 6954. meal, and the day will con- through other Guild projects. "Fush Bash has always clude with a closing Held at Penna's of SterUng on June 8. The Guild Dinner featured comedlan been an important fundrais- Goddess Circle, where old Sinbad, who performed for some 1,100 Gulld members and gue8t8. Goddesses: For the eI' for the DIA," said and new friends gather to The event also included the pre8entation of awards. Dr. Anthony Southall of second year, St. John Graham W.J. Beat, DIA honor those whose lives Grosse Pointe Farms, SJH&MCchief of emergency medicine, was honored with Hospital's FOlltbonne director. "We are very have been touched by can- the Guild's Physician of the Year Award for bis commitment to improving the Auxiliary will present a pleased to have Saks Fifth cer. Uves of others. James Glftos of Grosse Pointe Shore8, owner and founder of summertime benefit for the Avenue on board as our "Goddesses in the National Coney Island, received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his time. Valade Healing Arts Center fashion partner this year." generosity and support of the hospital over the past 26 years, including special "Last year, Fash Bash interest in the Van EIslander Cancer Center and his involvement on the St. was a huge success, both in John Hospital Board of Directors. raising funds for the DIA Master of ceremonies for the Guild Dinner was Frank McBride of Gro88e and in rebuilding one of Pointe. Paul Mattes of Grosse Pointe Wood8was chalnnan of the dinner. John Detroit's most popular Adamo of Harrison Township was vice chalrman. events~" said David The Guild presents a $250,000 check to Deborah Condino, vice president of Moncur, Founders Junior customer services. SJH&MC, for the hospital's expansion project. Council president. Founders Junior Council is Garden-North" general the Fontbonne Auxiliary, events such as the White a group of young profession~ chairman Marie DeLuca of the Valade Healing Arts Christmas Ball and Spring als dedicated to attracting Grosse Pointe Farms called Center and Valente Fashion Show as well as people to one of Detroit's the event a special day for Jewelers. proceeds from the hospital greatest treasures, the DIA. women of all ages. Mary To purchase tickets or get gift shop, Le Fontbonne This year's bash will be Ann Van Elslander of more information, call Shoppe, are donated to pur- "tastefully over the top," Grosse Pointe Shores is the Raegan Haglund at (313) chase needed equipment, said Amanda Moncur, honorary chairman for the 343-3675. expand programs and assist longtime FJC board mem- ••Goddesses in the Garden-North.' will raise funds day of friendship, pamper- The Fontbonne Auxiliary, SJH&MC in remaining a :y-. bel'. Moncur and Nicole for the Valade Healing Arts Center. From left, are ing and workshops. established in 1947, is a leading regional health care Eisenberg are co-chairmen Linda Lloyd of the City of Grosse Pointe, Fontbonne Tickets for "Goddesses in major fund-raising organi- provider. l of Fash Bash 2005. president; Marie DeLuca of Grosse Pointe Farms, the Garden-North ' are $50 zation for St. John Hospital "We are so excited to be a Fontbonne general chairman; and Elaine MalcoUDof and are available through and Medical Center. Annual - frfargie Reins Smith

part of tJ1isamaziI}i~rad\- r. > GDNIM Polnte S~ore., FOD~~~- tion inflie cityof Detroit,"" man at last year 8 event. ~\~;;.;.\~t:/~(>- .. :r~.:?/,~~,: Marion Smith Home: Grosse Pointe It is wonderful to be able Frogs • Fur • Friends Park to access her wealth of Background: Retired information and detail. Director of Volunteering POINTES Of LIGnT We are gaining so much 1. Lucy the Lifeguard Frog 27. Jardin de France Services at Henry Ford IVolunteer of the month from this arrangement at Location: 72 Kercheval Ave Location: Lakefront Park SOC. 2. Art on the Frog 28. Mod Graphic Frog Hospital Location: 1100 Lake Shore Drive Location: Grosse Pointe Central Library Quote: "Sharing my We are also hoping that 3. Commodore "Boll" Frog 29. Frog Daze of Summer years of volunteer experi- others who may have Location: Grosse Pointe Shores Park Location: 375 Fisher ence in the community in retired may think about 4. Flora Frog 30. Ambassador which I live just thrills community agencies or Location: 20485 Mack Ave Location: 355 Fisher others that could benefit 5. Leaperace 31. Garden Frog nle." Location: 20139 Mack Ave Location: Moran at Mack Ave Meet Marion Smith, from their backgrounds. It 6. Colonial Frog 32. Frog Flux longtime resident of is a win~win situation. Location: 20025 Mack Plaza City Hall Location: 18332 Mack Ave Grosse Pointe Park who I asked Smith if she has 7. CHaD the Frog Prints 33. Hot Frogger has spent most of her life enjoyed the progress we Location: 900 Cook Rd Location: 17677 Mack Ave involved in volunteer ser- have made with our meet- 8. Fashion Frog 34. Fly Flsh'n Frog Location: 376 Kercheval Location: Inside Border's Bookstore vices. As a young girl, ings each week. 9, View in a Pond 35. DIG ITI Frog Smith began volunteering "Since I can no longer Location: Joy Bells Park Location: Kressbach Place at local hospitals and travel or get around/' she 10. Flopsy's Flora Frog 36. peripatetic Colorist began developing her pas- She is currently work- said, "I still feel as though Location: Grosse Pointe Farms City Offices Location: 16919 Kercheval St sion for volunteer services. I am contributing in a 11. Glitter Frog 37. Great Things Come in Small Packages ing for SOC in a unique Location: Cottage Hospital Location: 16837 Kercheval 5t Smith has made volun- way. Once a week for the large way. It keeps me 12. Confetti 38. Bull Frog teer work a lifelong habit past six months, Smith feeling strong and useful Location: 123 Kercheval Ave Location: 16835 Kercheval St of briving back, no matter takes the time to review in my age. I would not 13. la grenouille fleuree 39. Peaceable Kingdom where she lived or the volunteer handbook give it up for anything." Location: 117 Kercheval Ave Location: 17116 Kercheval St. worked. She has shared and other procedures and Albert Einstein said, ~'It 14. Monet 40. Designer Frog Jumpsuit Location: 91 Kercheval Ave Location: Kercheval & St. Clair her time and talents with policies of the agency that is every man's obligation 15. Diversity 41. Metro Frog such organizations as The need constant updating. to put back into the world Location: The Gazebo on the Hill Location; 17000 Kercheval St ,Junior League of Detroit, Smith is partially hand~ at least the equivalent of 16. Starry Starry Frog 42. Cabbie the Michigan Council of icapped and it is not easy what he takes out of it." Location: 66 Kercheval Ave Location: 17000 Kercheval St Volunteering Services, for her to get around, so I believe Marion Smith 17. Money Frog 43. Kercheval Place Location: 63 Kercheval Ave Location: 17000 Kercheval St Sigma Gamma, tri-county the work is actually done lives by this quote and the 18.Sparty 44. Hop Art cancer drives, the Detroit in her home. Grosse Pointe community Location: 21 Kercheval Ave Location: 16824 Kercheval St. Institute of I have a standing benefits from her mission. 19. Maizen Blu 45. Norby Ophthalmology and appointment with her Location: 21 Kercheval Ave Location: 17350 E. Jefferson Services for Older Citizens each week to go over - Betsy Schulte . ) 20. Lord Frogerick 46. Tour de Frog Location: 1 Kercheval Ave Location: 15215 Kercheval St. (SaC). whatever needs updating. 21. Fabulous Faux Finish Frog 47. Fruity the Frog Location: 130 Kercheval Ave Location: 15200 Kercheval St. 22. Back Splash Frog 48. Purple Reign 128 Kercheval Ave Location: 15175 E. Jefferson 23. One Frog O.y 49. Leap for the Shlrs Location: 120 Kercheval Ave Location: Pemberton & E. Jefferson 24. Native American Frog 50. Freestyle Freda Location: 100 Kercheval Ave Location: Win<:mUlPointe Dr at Barrington 25. VillA 'a FrAnce Windmill PointA P~rk Location: 82 Kercheval Ave 51. Furry Friend. Frog 26. "Lily" Pad Location: Find it! Location: 74 Kercheval Ave I ... ------People's Choice A""ards I I Name: . _ I I I Address: --~------,------~- I I I Emai) (optional): . . _ I I Favorite Frog: DO Enter the. number I G.P. Woman's Club I from the list as a two digit number I The Groue PolDte WOmaD'. Club baa elected ita board of dlrecton for 2005-08. From left, la Doria Strek, correapondlJll eecretuy; Pam Zimmer. I Mail to: Grosse Pointe News FROOS vote at www.grossepointenews.com I president; Beverl,. Pack, HCond .tce president: JaDl. JevoDa, recordiDI eec .. 96 Kercheval • or ~ . or- retuy; and NoeUe LaDdiD, treaaurer. Not abown: Jean Mu. ftnt vice preeI- I Grosse Pointe Fanns, MI 48236 Fax to 313~882-1585 I dent. TIle ezec1ltlYe boud ad cOllUDlttee cbalnD.en met on lIonda,. AlII. I------Deadline August 26, 2005 I 15, to dRc... p.... for tile club'. 55th IIIIDtreI'llUJ celebration" October. ',\ I, - d_.~ ....._.._.___..a. ~=1:0=Newa EntertainDlent 58 I 7 a • Get into the water by building a ga~den pOff:d. By K~thl~n Peabody offers a variety of sugges- Center's tour. and has also or rocks puncture the bot~ ment to your pabo. or a fr~ at All~~on sand Wl1d SpecIal Wnter . tiona to the homeowner. been featured on the tom layer. larger, fish-filled display. BIrds Unhmlted. . Wate~ gardeIl;Ing fever That's what Tom Franjac Michigan Koi and Pond • Try to think bigger. Get a copy of Michigan Kathleen Peabody l8 an has :rnve~. ThIs week on learned when he hired Club's annual tour. Make your pond as large as Gardener and ~ead the cal- Adva~ced Master Garde~er th~ Today show, ~arden Gregory to build his pond. The Collinson pond grew you have space. About 90 . end~~ for a vanety of pond who lwes (and gardens) m wntcl' P. Allen SmIth Frafijac of St. Clair from a smaller shade pond percent of pond builders exhlb.lts .and classes ?tTered Grosse !,omte Woods. Reach Rhowed how to make a Rhnl"AQ a..<> no~ ... ~H. no h._ ~.. ~_...n...._l.. +,. +l. ... ')(\ ¥>+ .. 1...... 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Just a few things to larger than 11 feet by 16 . " ... r~cently, ax:"dhe'll sha~e sto- using large boulders and consider in creating a back- feet, consider a bottom rleS and gIve free adVIce. beautiful shrubs and trees yard pond: drain. An exit pump is easi- Baby • Home • Birthday In our garden, husband surrounding two ponds con- • If you are anywhere er to run, but difficult to Bill made Borne creative nected by a stream. The near the roots of a tree, conceal. Wedding • Holiday • Pet changes to our pond earlier stream reminds Franjac of remember that trees such A water garden can now this summer after putting his youth when he walked as maples, beeches and be an affordable, beneficial, in one that was prefonned along streams near his mulberries are shallow- low-maintenance environ- v-J' two years ago. We pulled grandparent's home. rooted, and you'll need to ment that provides an enor. out the hard plastic and Using a variety of weep- dig through the roots. A tool mous return in enjoyment. .. dug a larger, more artistic iug and dwarf conifers such called a Root Hog is avail- Water gardens and ponds pond, putti.ng the fish back as juniper, blue spruce and able for this purpose. are now about beauty, and in and addmg more water beech, Gregory combines • Consider using two to about plants, fish and plants. The result is a won- texture and shades of green three layers of the protec- nature, whether you're con- derful oasis with the peace. and a small amount of tive mat in case tree roots sidering a small enhance- 16847Kercheval. Hln the Village" .313.647.9100 ful sounds of water and a other color to intensify the wonderful enhancement to beauty of the pond itself. our garden. At the same time, the

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Tilapia on the grill ~ I By Annie Rouleau-Scherlff Tilapia Tacos r i Special Writer 4 teaspoons olive oil, i It's time for the annual divided i I barbecue burnout (hot dogs 4 to 6 tUapia fresh ftl- .....I and hamburgers, that is). lets (about 2 pounds) t Bring a change of pace to 2 tablespoons fresh the grill as we sadly lemon juice f approach the last days of A few splashes white I August, (which mark the wine (optional) I beginning of the end of 2 teaspoolls each dried i i summer). dill weed and dried tar- I Easy fish tacos with avo- ragon cado ranch dressing will Salt and pepper to certainly lift your spirits taste ! and give you another rea- 880ft flour or com I son to head outdoors for taco-size tortillas i dinner. 1 cup crumbled queso Cook's Illustrated sup- blanco cheese (or shred- t. plied the recipe for the avo- ded Monterey jack) ~ cado ranch which sounded 2 cups shredded hearts t{ \. like the perfect topper for of romaine lettuce Frogs.Fur.Friends the tilapia tacos I was plan~ 1/2 cup (or more) avo- ning to serve. cado ranch dressing Speeial-lAUtion Belt '80dditt$ Prepare the grill for a SUBMISSION FORM Tilapia Tacos medium-high heat. Spread We have a great photo for the calendar. I'm St.'1lding$5.00 with my photo to assistllic Gnlssc the olive oil in a heavy foil Poinu: Animal Adoption Scx:iety. Enclosed is my 0 Pet Photo U11'og with a lnend Pilat\} with Dressing bake pan. Arrange the tilapia in the pan in a sin- Avocado Dressing My pet's name 1 ripe Hass avocado, gle layer. Drizzle \\ith the pitted, with the flesh remaining 2 teaspoons of Prog friend's name ~ "__ scooped from the skin olive oil, followed by the My name - _ 112 tea8poon hot sauce fresh lemon juice and wine. (Tabasco) Sprinkle the fillets with the Our street address 1 tablespoon fresh lime dried herbs and salt and City ~ Slale -- __ ZlP .-_~ juice pepper. Cover with foil and 112cup buttermilk place on a hot grill. Home photic ~~_. Daytime phone _ 1/4 cup mayonnaise Cook the fish for 10 min. 1tablespoon minced utes or so, then remove the lutrudlons 1. Complete the entry (onn, 1. Send one phot" and $5.00 per cnlly. plea'ie. Make C~k!\ . red onion foil and check for doneness. payable to the Grosse Pointe Animal Adopti~ Soc~Y'. 3. C~ ~ fOl';!" and.s,:,bmll as .:>Ji., ... 1tablespoon minced Continue to cook until the many entries a.'i you liJce. 4. Enclose your ptcture (mmlmum S17,e" It 6 ) or digital fi5h becomes slightly firm to photo (minimum 300 dpi) 00 a Ooppy disk. S. Wri&e your name .-d your pet's n~ 011 fresh cilantro leaves the back of ea..:h photo or on the disk, 6. Ue.,y !lpCClty 'n Monory Of ... encnes with 1 medium ,arlic clove, the touch. Actual cooking )'\U DIme and the IBI1e of the pm!OIl or pet being remembered 011 the back of the phoW time will vary, depending or disk. 7. Keep a copy of your pb>to because the submission ~ be fthl,... minced 8. MaillO the address heklW. t. Make sure all entries get 10 US by A...... , ... 112 teaspoon sugar on how high the heat of 3/4 teaspoon salt your grill is. Send (lrog~I~I'*I~ricnd'lSpecial-Edition De1ltBuddies entrie8 to: 1/4 tea8poon lJ"Ound Remove from heat and U.,.. PobIte Anl.. a AdGpUOB Sodety • 296 ~ Am.ue black pepper keep covered to keep wann. In a food processor, puree Place the tortillas on the the avocado with the hot hot grill and cook on each sauce and the lime juice side for just one minute. until the avocado is broken To auemble the tacos, down about 30 seconds. place half of a Tilapia fillet Add the remaining ingredi- (or 80) in a tortilla and top ents and proce88 until the with a tablespoon of the mixture is completely avocado ranch. Top with smooth, scraping down ~e tome crumbles of que80 sides of the bowl. DreuiDI blanco and finish your tasty can be refrigerated for up to taco with shreds of a week. romaine. Yummy. .. ~ -- ...- - -....---r _ ~-...----.- ...--,.. ..- ..

,. August 18, 2005 ~:~. 'i' . Gros88 Pointe New. 68 Health ,"',:g') '" I AI-Anon owes gratitude to Wilson Tennis elbow pain "Alcoholism isn't a SpectaM addicted to him as he was riorate, however, and Lois it then~ this first "kitchen tor sport. Eventually the to alcohol. Then he got Wilson found herself makM meeting" gave birth to Al- is often tough to beat whole family gets to play," sober - and I got well." ing excuses for h~r hus- Anon, the Twelve Step By Dr. Paul SChreck wrote Joyce Rebeta Burditt, Borchert, the screen- band, who sometimes mutual-support group for Special Writer ...

\ '.,' ,. ~, author of "The Cracker writer for the award-win- wouldn't even bathe or put loved ones of alcoholics .. '.,")\:i',~, Tennis elbow is a term used to descnbe a pamful ~';'.'.,~'i/ • " Factory" (1977). ning television movie "My on clean clothes unless she In the author's note to his >i" condition of the outer part of the elbow. The medical An alcoholic's destmctive Name iA Bill W.;" knew Lois forced him to. HiB alrQ- book, Borchert reminds tenn for this condition is lateral epicondylitis, which behavior is estimated to for the last 14 years of her holism:tlasted 17 years, readers of what the famous means inflammation of the tendons that attach the affect at least four other life. In addition, he serves required frequent hospital- writer, Aldous Huxley, once wrist extensor muscles to the upper ann bone at the people, usually loved ones as a ,directQr of ~he Ste~ping i~atio~s, ~nd almost cost said: "When the history of elbow. like Lois WilBon. Stones FoundatIon, a hIS- hIm hIB hfe. the 20th century is finally Ironically, most people who develop tennis elbow While many people could toriC(al and educational non- Bill)s life changed f?rever written, the greatest don't play tennis. It's more commonly seen in people answer "Dr. Bob and Bill profit organization housed when he connected Wlth Dr. achievements America will who use their arm doing something else. W." if asked what two men in the last residence that Bob Smith, and they discov. be known for giving the Power grip or repetitive wrist extension during are credited with founding Bill and Lois Wilson shared ered that they could keep world will be Alcoholics work-related tasks, household projects or yard work Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), in New York. sober by asking for God's Anonymous and Al.Anon.~ often is the cause of this nagging injury. A direct blow > • , , ~ it is safe to assume that far 'fhe Wilsons moved to help, helping each other) Bill Wilson died in 1971. to the outer elbow also can set it off. Some tennis fewer could identify Bill Ws Stepping Stones in 1941, and reaching out to help Lois Wilson died in 1988 at players do get tennis elbow) but usually it is because wife~ Lois Wilson, as the co.. after what Lois called their other drunks like them- the age of 97. Their simple they've increased playing time or intensity, be?ause founder of AI-Anon. "living around" period when selves. white marble gravestones the grip on their tennis racket is improperly SIzed.or Like her husband, Lois they moved 51 times, "not While Bill's life improved, in Vennont record their because their playing technique is incorrect. TenDIs Wilson is also a hero to counting weekend stops" Lois' life got more hellish names and Bill's military elbow usually occurs in adults between ages 30 and recovering people through- during 1939 and 1940. when her husband insisted rank. Neither stone men- 50. out the world who credit By that time, they had on bringing alcoholics home tiona Alcoholics Anonymous A physician can diagnose tennis elbow in an outpa- '!\velve Step programs with lost Lois' family home and with him to dry out. or AI-Anon, but the fact tient setting, typically without the need of diagnostic saving their lives. In fact, had to rely on their AA "I guess I thought that that AA celebrates its 70th imaging studies. Clinical diagnosis is made by there are many in recovery friends to help them out. once he stopped drinking, anniversary this summer reviewing how the pati.ent has used his or her arm circles who sincerely believe Lois was used to hardship everything would go back t.o and the reality that tens of during daily activities and by identifying tenderness . that without Lois, AA would by then. In 1925, they trav- what it was like before - millions continue to practice . ;~ at the bony bump outside of the elbow . not have happened because eled across the count.ry on a happy and loving," she said. derivations of APis Twelve Also, on examination, the patient's pain intensifies without Lois, Bill W. would motorcycle and camped out She often felt excluded Steps, guarantees that their when gripping and twisting, as in turning a door ~an- not have survived. while they chased one of and grew resentful of Bill's story will live on. dIe or extending the wrist back toward the body WIth Like other influential Bill's many dreams in the fellowship meetings. One ' This health column offers the elbow extended. heroes, Lois and Bill Wilson exciting era of Bonnie and meeting night she walked information to help prevent were far from perfect. Their Clyde and the stock market outside their house and and address addiction and Rest and rehabilitation story, told poignantly in a boom. Despite her recent noticed car after car in substance abuse problems. new book by William miscarriage and frequent which a lone woman sat It is provided by Hazelden, Generally, if the pain is related to arm overuse, Borchert titled "The Lois huiniliations over Bill's waiting for her husband to. a nonprofit agency based in avoidance of the aggravating activity, applying ice to Wilson Story: When Love Is growing dependency on emerge from Bill's meeting. Center City, Minn., that the area and taking Tylenol or anti-inflammatory Not Enough~ (Hazelden, alcohol, Loi~ was optimistic She impulsively invited offers a wide range of infor- medications, such as ibuprofen, should provide relief 2005), is an engaging but about their future and her them in for tea and lemon- mation and services on within four to six weeks. Before returning to normal not always pretty love story husband'& promising career ade, and they began to addiction and recovery. For activities, it is important to rehabilitate the ann with that lets us appreciate the in finance. share t.heir feelings and more resources, call stretching exercises and light progressive strengthen. immense toll alcohol takes. When Bill's drinking got rage about their respective Hazelden at (800) 257.7800 ing to help prevent reinjury. "I used to think my life worse, Lois tried to make husband)s alcoholism and or check its Web site at In some individuals, work-related movements really began the day I met him pledge on her family how it had dramatically www.hazelden.org. Direct cause the pain, which makes avoiding that activity Bill," Lois once told Bible that he would stop. affected their lives. your inquiries to difficult. Wearing a wrist brace to prevent the wrist Borchert. "I guess I was as Things continued to dete- Although she did not know [email protected]. from bending back, or a tennis elbow strap (c~unter- force brace) may allow an individual to perform his or her jCJbor get through an important tennis match. Tennis elbow straps reduce pain by applying pressure Nurses at St. John will participate below the point where the wrist muscle attaches to the upper amI bone. Elbow straps and wrist guards also serve as a reminder to persons to not use the ann, or at least to limit its use. After six to eight weeks of rest, icing, anti-inflam- '. ~. in national time and motion study matory medication and gradual rehabilitation, if the ':: St. John Hospital & research project is designed spent on direct patient care. mati on on nursing activities, " pain persists, medical evaluation may be appropriate. Medical Center will join an to determine ways to By precisely examining how SJH can use the insights In severe cases, an injection of steroids at the elbow interactive research project improve nursing care by nurses spend their time over gained to remove any poten- may be considered. beginning Wednesday, Aug. looking at the amount of a typical week, the research tial barriers to direct nurse- And in cases when the pain is chronic and severe time nurses spend on specif- will reveal how to reduce patient care. ,apd greatly restricts ape~son's ability to use his arm, ~tbJ~~tP.l~''~~t~~e~~~~h'j~~.ic activities, their move- time. spent on. tasks that "We 'anticipate that. this outpatient surgical options are available after all efficiency. The study is a ments throughout the nurs- takes nurses away from the study will transform the other treatments have failed. joint project of Ascension ing unit over the course of a patient and may have a neg- work environment of nurses. Tennis elbow can be a troublesome injury that hin- Health, parent organization typical shift, and the physi- ative impact on nurse job It will help us identify ways ders a person's ability to work and enjoy leisure activ- of St. John Health, and cal impact of their workload satisfaction. to increase direct nursing ities. The best way to prevent this kind of overuse Kaiser Permanente, a on their own stress level. Nurses who participate in time with patients and elim- injury is to maintain appropriate conditioning of both national health plan and "The hardest part of work the project will be randomly inate or reduce time spent arms,. hospital organization. The can be getting down to work: placed in one of three tracks, on other activities," said Before beginning any physical activity, it is wise to study is being supported in eliminating the distractions with an option to participate Mary Resslar, administra- warm up and gradually increase your level of play part by a grant from ,the and unnecessary steps that in a fourth track. tive director of Patient Care and intensity. And if discomfort occurs, don't ignore Robert Wood. Johnson prevent dedicated workers For the first three tracks, Services. "By optimizing the it. Back off from the aggravating activity until the Foundation. from achieving their daily participants will be studied working environment) we pain resolves. The research will deter- goals," said Debbie Counts, 24 hours each day for seven will help them provide safe, mine how much time hospi- vice president of Patient consecutive days to chart effective care. We want to Dr. Schreck is a Bon Secou.rsCottage board-certi- tal nurses spend providing Care Services. "This study nurse movement and activi- take good care of the people fied orthopedic surgeon. He also completed a fellow. direct patient care vs. com- will help streamline nursing ty. who take good care of our ship in sports medicine. For an appointment, call Bon pleting paperwork, gather- at all St. tJohn Health facili- For the optional fourth patients. This study is one Secours Cottage Physician Referral a.t (800) 303-7315. ing supplies or simply walk. ties. By providing a clear track, nurses will wear a tool that will help us do ing from one location to picture of ways to increase BodyMedia, a device that that." another. The goal is to iden- nursing availability for will reveal their responses tify specific changes that patient care, we can have a to stress throughout their can be made that will sup- significant positive impact shift, as well as the linger- August is Pain Awareness Month port nurse-patient interac- on patient care. This is cen- ing physiological effects of tion and increase nursing tral to our healing ministry." the workday. August is National Pain other medications such as bring the material to life. satisfaction and retention. The study will determine The study is also designed Awareness Month, a time to antidepressants, local anes- August is the time for all The Ascension Health exactly how much time is to identify specific environ- make a concerted effort to thetics, muscle relaxants those who suffer from chron- mental variables, such as inform people about this and sleeping pills. It con- ic pain, their spouses and location of supply closets or condition which affects the tains a straightforward dis- family members to spread "By Word of MOUTH" charting stations, which can minds, bodies and lives of cussion of the benefits and awareness about this terri- be altered to increase the the people who experience risks of opioids (narcotics) ble condition, and how it can Dr. Kevin Prush, D.D.S. amount of time spent at the it. and the lat.est non-drug be helped. bedside, ultimately enhanc- More than 50 million approaches, including mas- There are the implant. 3. The capicrown which "Living with Chronic ing patient care. Americans suffer from sage therapy, hypnosis, several ways to cements on top of the post. Pain" provides all the infor- When the data collection chronic pain. From migraine acupuncture, biofeedback, replace a missing Usually extra bone needs to be mation chronic pain suffer- phases of the study are com- head&ches to arthritis, from counseling and more. tooth/teeth. One ers need to reclaim their grafted prior to implant placement sports injuries to back pain, Dnique to this book is an pleted in spring 2006) com- lives and free themselves method I want to and the entire treatment may span chronic pain can affect any- extensive discussion of the puter scientists and econom- from pain. discuss is a dental implant. over 4-6 months. Under certain one at any age. Chronic pain myths that prevent patients ics researchers at Purdue Schneider is a nationally Implants have existed for decades circumstances, implants may be sufferers spend hundreds of from agreeing to the use of University will analyze the recognized expert in pain and are very sucressful. The dental placed immediately after a tooth is millions of pieces of data . millions of dollars on med- opioids, and the misconcep- • ,:, I management medicine. She J ., implant is not removable; it is the removed! In that case, the Previous time and motion ications and treatments and tions that prevent physi- " ., .. '~ is certified by the American closest thing to having your actual treatment time span is shortened studies have shown that miss countless days of work. cians from prescribing them. Board of Internal Medicine', tooth back! From start to finish, considerably. Nevertheless, implants nurses spend less than 20 to And chronic pain can kill. These include confusion the American Academy of implant treatment involves 3 parts: are an excellent option to replace a Patients with chronic pain about the risks of becoming 30 percent of their time able Pain Management and the 1. The implant which is placed into tooth! teeth. to provide direct patient attempt suicide more often addicted to opioid medica- American Society of bone. 2. The post which screws into than people with()ut pain, " care. By obtaining quantifi- tions, the false belief that ~ Dr. Kevin Plush: 58fi.775-2400 Addiction Medicine. She is able, research-based infor- and they are two to three most patients have to keep the author of seven books times more successful than increasing their dose to sus- and numerous articles in suicide attempts in the gen- tain adequate pain relief, professional journals and eral population. Chronic and the misconception that {'.' pain is frequently under opioids are unsafe drugs. frequently lectures to physi- Know Your Skin treated and worse, many cians, nurses, counselors, This book a180 cuntains a by Lisa A. Manz-Dulac, MD doctors simply ignore it. and other healthcare profes- unique analysis of how per- Now there is real help and sionals about pain manage- One in ten babies may be recommend that children with these sonality type affects the hope for the millions atllict- ment. She has been a guest born with red or pink birthmarks be seen by their ability to cope with pain, as ed with chronic pain. In on numerous radio and tele- birthmarks called vascular dermatologist to determine whether well as a chapter for family "Living with Chronic Pain" vision shows such as the lesions. treatment is appropriate. members who live with a (Hatherleigh Press, $15.95), Oprah Winfrey show. She is Vascular lesions are the Port wine stains treated with pulsed chronic pain patient. A noted pain specialist Dr. in private practice in most common birthmarks dye laser usually respond quite well to First-person accounts Tucson, Ariz. in children. Raised treatment. And treatment should begin Jennifer P. Schneider, offers vascular lesions, such as as early as possible, even in early expert advice and guidance. hemangiomas generally disappear without childhood to obtain the best results. In everyday language, she BSC offers nutrition counseling provides the latest infonna~ treatment during childhood. Flat vascular To learn more about the treatment of Bon Secours Cottage The session takes place at tion on symptoms, causes lesions, however) tend to persist, and grow vascular lesion., contact your Health Services offers an Cottage Hospital 159 and treatment options. with the child as he gets older. The most dermatologist, or call us at Eastside individualized nutrition Kercheval, Grosse' Pointe "Living with Chronic common of these lesions are called port Dermatology, Dr. Lisa A. Manz.Dulac counseling session by a reg- Farms. Free parking is Pain" provide8 readers with wine stains. and Associates. Eastside Dermatolugy istered dietitian. 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August 18,2005 Gr0888 Pointe New. s Com.m.unity 78 Back-to-school transitions: tips for parents By Lisa Khoury require specific supplies, so • Have school-age chi},. moat from one or two activi- These recommendations community to help you Special Writer save receipts for items that dren set their own alarm ties that are fun, reinforce can contribute to a positive address the situation. Getting a new school year may need to be returned. clock to get up in the mom- their social development, and productive school expe- While children can dis- off to a good start can influ- • Re..establish the bed- ing. Praise them for prompt and teach new skills. Tho rience for most children. playa wide variety ofbehdV- ence children's attitude, con- times, wake times and response to morning sched- much scheduled time can be Some children may exhibit iors. it is generally wise not 1~'__ 1•• .J •• 1 __ fidence, and performance mPA1Hrn.,. ..".,4-._~~ ...... ""nf"....l nnnn",iol1,r 1'''' ... yon "'", &Iovt .. o,..".oO " .. .;+.;"ro ...... 4- ...... uo.....:n ..o'Pn o .. "),0", 'U....'1"6 • ...& "" _ ...... _ ..... - ' I:'''''' ...... '''.VAJ:. \,IV oth socially and academl'. -.----.-~-~...... &&"".. \Ul"l~~- ~I.CO. "" ... ~CQ.a.u."J '"'ut'''''''''''.a...... J ...-..1 ... -.rv v .. ""'.. 4.6 "" , "" ..... b iug breakfast) at least one • Review with your child young children, and may or fear of school or may be often than not, time and a cally. The transition from week before school starts. what to do if they get home make it harder to concen- coping with more specific few intervention strategies August to September can be This will help prepare pre- after school and you are not trate on schoolwork. learning or psychological will remedy the problem. difficult for children and teen and teenage bodies for there. Be very specific, par- • If your child doesn't difficulties. If your child Most children are wonder- parents. Even children who school. ticularly with young chil- want to participate in regu- demonstrates problems that fully resilient and with your I'.' ,.., are eager to return to class • 1\lrn off the TV,comput- dren. lar, organized extracurricu- seem extreme in nature or support and encouragement must adjust to the greater er and video games. These • Plan to attend back to lar activities, you may want go on for an extended period, will thrive throughout their levels of activity, structure, are distracting for many school night and introduce to consider other options to you may want to contact the school experience. I', and, for some, pressures children. Instead, encourage yourself to your child's help build interests and school to set up an appoint- I. associated with school life. your children to play board teachers. Find out how they social skills. For example, ment to meet with your Lisa Khoury is a school I The degree of adjustment games, card games, or read like to communicate with check out the local library child's counselor and school psychologist for the Grosse depends on the child, but as their early morning activ- parents, such as through for monthly reading pro- psychologist. They may be Pointe Public School parents can help their chil- ities. If you continue this notes, e-mail, or phone calls. grams, find out if your local able to offer direct or indi- System. Her article is adapt- dren (and the rest of the practice during the school Convey a sincere desire to be recreation or community rect support that will help ed from an article written by family) manage the week, your children will a partner with your child's center offers drop-in activi- identify and reduce the pre- Ted Feinberg, Ed.D., and increased pace of life by arrive at school better pre- teacher to enhance their ties, or talk to other parents senting problem. They may Kathy Cowan. planning ahead, being real~ pared to learn each mom. learning experience. and schedule regular play also suggest other resources istic, and maintaining a pos~ mg. • Familiarize yourself dates with their children. within the school and the itive attitude. • After registration, have with the other professionals Following are a few help- your child come to school in the building or district ful suggestions to ease the with a friend to practice who can be a resource for transition and promote a opening their locker and your child. Learn their roles successful school experience: moving from class to class. and how best to access their ty activist and the 2003 appeared in The Publication. Before School Starts This will help ease pre- help if you need them. This Pi Lambda Wayne State University Box; Dispatch Detroit, vol- • Schedule doctor and school anxieties. can include the principal Urban Woman Writer in urnes 2 and 7; his other work dental checkups early and • Minimize clothes-shop- and front office personnel; Theta Residence. has appeared in Marks: An discuss with your pediatri- ping Woes by buying only school psychologist, coun- Grosse Pointer Jean 'fhe Grosse Pointe Park On-line Arts Journal; cian any concerns you have the essentials. Summer selor, and social worker; the Wright recently attended a resident is the founder of Graffite Rag; and Woodward over your child's emotional clothes are usually fine dur- reading specialist, and the biennial council of Pi Marick Press and co-founder Magazine. His play, "Gun or psychological develop.. ing the early fall, but be sure speech therapist. Lambda Theta, an honorary of Tightrope Books m For Hire," was a finalist in ment. Your doctor can help to have at least one pair of Overcoming Anxiety educational organization. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. the Lois Heck-Rabi determine if your concerns sturdy shoes. • If your child is anxious The event was held in New She is the author of a collec~ Dramatic Writing are normal, age appropriate • Designate and clear a about school, send personal Orleans. tion of poetry, "Sunspots." Competition in 2001. issues or require further place to do homework. Older notes in their lunch box or The next regional meeting Padilla has been dividing The four writ.ers will be assessment. children should have the book bag. Reinforce their will be held on Sept. 24 in his time living in England, complemented by the rock • Review all of the infor- option to study in their room ability to cope. Children Fort Wayne, Ind. where he has studied for stylings of Ass: bassist I ..... mation sent by the schools or a quiet area of the house. absorb their parent's anxi- many years, and in Detl'oit, Patrick Adams of I as soon as it .arrives. These Younger children or children ety, so model optimism and Poets Follies where he was born and Birmingham, guitarist packets include important requiring more supervision confidence for your child. The Poets Follies, a poet- raised. He is active iIi the Anita Schmaltz of Royal information on your child's usually need an area set Let him know that it is nat- ry-reading and discussion poetry sphere of Det.roit, and Oak and keyboardist I classes, room number, school aside in the family room or ural to be a little nervous group, meets from 6:30 to has participated In Michael Yacoub of supply requirements, sign kitchen to enable adult mon- anytime you start some- 9:30 p.m. on the fourth advanced workshops in sev- Birmingham. Their music is ups for school sports and itoring, superVISIon and thing new but that they will Friday of each month at the eral countries, including the spiked with hints of Pink activities, school calendar encouragement. be just fine once they Grosse Pointe Artists Canyon Review Workshop. Floyd, the Velvet dates, health and emergency The First Week become familiar with their Association Art Center, 1005 He is now working on a Underground, David Bowie, forms, and volunteer oppor- • Make academics a prior- classmates, teachers, and Maryland. manuscript titled "Solute." and Goth, surf and western tunities. ity. Help your child establish school routine. The next meeting, on Grosse Pointe Farms resi- ballad influences. • Mark your calendar a structure for homework • If possible, plan to vol- Friday, Aug. 26, will feature dent Reeve is the author of Admission is free; dona- with important dates, such and study time. This struc- unteer in the school building works from and readings by "One For Sorrow, Two For tions are accepted. The next as back to school night and ture and routine will reduce or at school events at least Mariela Griffor, Daniel Joy." She is an award-win- meetings of the Poets Follies repmt card distributions. the confusion or anxiety that periodically throughout the Padilla, Phyllis Reeve, and mng actress, playwright, will be held on Fridays, • Make copies of all health many children experience at year. Doing so helps your Gregory Kiewiet; and musi- poet and teacher of drama, Sept. 23, Oct. 28 and Nov. and emergency information the start of a new school child understand that their cal entertainment by Ass. creative writing and the 11. The group will not meet for your reference later. year. Reinforce the natural school and family life are ,(lriffor, .'facilitator for the deaf. . in December, due to the hol- lfealth .forms are .ty'pi~b.lly .proeression .Qf the l~arillng ~ link~dt.);lJld .that youQ(ire' P.oete .F!ollies,. is, Q, poet,' 't\'i~.~o~ks.ofKie~et~ :Who: i~y'.~~ ~;". good for more than 'it year process that occurs over the about their learning experi~ author. journalist, communi- lives in Ferndale, have call (313) 821-1848. and can be used again for school year. Learning skills ence. Volunteering in school camps, extracurricular take time and repetition. is also a good way to develop activities, and the following Encourage your child to be a relationship with your schoolyear. patient, attentive and posi- child's teachers and class- • Buy school supplies tive. mates, and to get firsthand early and fill the backpacks • Make lunches the night exposure to their school a week or two before school before school. Older children environment and routine. startH. Older children can should help or make their Ext r a cur r i cui a r help do this, but make sure own. Give them the option to Activities they use a checklist that you buy lunch in school if they • Go for quality, not quan- can review. Some teachers prefer and finances permit. tity. Your child will benefit

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North seniors excelled on the field and in the classroom

~1~ ...... 4 ~n tho gh:~tA fin~l;;: There has never been a baseball, softbaU, boys and teams, t.he /Softball Lean), the YJ.U\..o\"";U J.4'" ...... '-" -¥-...-- ~,...... _...... Sr.ott Paavola swimmimr Cari Gauerke Klein senior class at Grosse Pointe girls track) boys and girls golf teams, were girls and boys tennis scholarship - Michael Vall Award (athletes involved in North that was as success- • Three district titles and the boys and girls golf (13th), boys cross country Beek. and Carolyn Jacobs. performing arts) - Kelly fully athletically as the one (boys basketball, volleyball, teams each finished second (17th), girls cross country Rose Cardani outstanding Ritter. that graduated in June, softball) (25th), boys golf (21st) and competitor award - Henry Chip Alexander persever- ". in their regionals. "This is the best class I • Five regional titles (girls The girls golf team fin- girls swimming (24th). McCain, Dan Gassel, Betsy ance and dedication award have ever seen athletically, and boys tennis, boys bas- ished fifth in the state North's football team Schrage and Gabrielle Matt Greer, Beth and academically they are ketball, boys hockey, volley- finals. Other teams that qualifIed for the state play- D'A:tgelo. Vandevorde and Olivia near the top as well," said ball) offs and won its first-round Varsity Club Van Vervaeke. North athletic director Chris • Four state quarterfinal playoff game. Hee/DiMamhro most dedi- Dick Cooper scholarship Clark. appearances (boys basket- The cheerleading team cated athlete award - Liz - Maggie Horne and Grant Here's" a list of the group's ball, boys and f.,rirlshockey, also qualified for the state Andary, Michael Bramos Ditzhazy. accomplishments on the ath- volleyball) finals. and Marcell Maxwell. Meli/Ciaramitaro team letic fields: " Two final four appear- Many of North's senior United States Army schol- player award Anna • Eighteen conference ances (boys basketball, girls athletes were honored at the ar athlete -- DeFauw and Staperfenne, Jim Solomon titles (girls and boys basket- hockey) awards brunch. Bramos. and ~romCiotti. ball, boys cross country, foot- Also, the boys and girls Following are the awards Grosse Pointe North Special recognition of ball, boys and girls golf, boys cross country teams, the presented annually to North scholar athlete - Andary Norsemen spirit - Spencer and girls soccer, wrestling, boys and girls lacrosse seniors and this year's win- and Robert Fine. Channel. ners: Detroit Tigers baseball scholarship.- Josh Lewis. Detroit Free Press scholar athlete - Jenny DeFauw.

North awards photos by Josh Lewis won North's Detroit Tigers baseball Scott Cooper scholarship.

Winners of the Rose Cardani outstanding competitor award were. from left. Henry McCain. Betsy I Schrage. Gabrielle D'Angelo and Dan Gassel. Winners of the varsity Club Van Hee/DiMambrc most dedicated athlete award were, from left, Michael Bramos. Liz Andary and Marcell Maxwell.

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Olivia Vervaeke, second from left. Beth Vande- varde and Matt Greer were recipients of the Chip Alexander perseverance and dedication award, which was presented by Alexander's mother. Mary .. ', .... .' ' .. '.; Bellovich .

Maggie Horne and Grant Dltzhazy received th Dick Cooper scholarship.

Grosse Pointe North's scholar athletes were Liz Andary and Robert Fine.

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Jenny DePauw, sbown here with her parents, was the Detroit Free Press scholar athlete from North. Carolyn Jacobs was t] Kelly Ritter was the female winner of tl

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.. " ...~',. ,,' " .~ ." ~" .. at Parcells Local golfers do The Michigan Heat will hold a final tryout session for its 14-and-under well on Junior tOUl Federation baseball team on Sunday, Aug. 21. Grosse Pointe North pions of the Junior tour Tryouts will be from 1 to senior Caitlin Bennett has ment~ sponsored by Po" 2:30 p.m. at Parcells Middle traded in her golf clubs for a Bitt. School at Mack and Vernier basketball, but before Bennett shot an even- in Grosse Pointe Woods. The switching sports she left her 72 at the Forest Akers E baseball field is located in mark on a couple of major course in East Lansing, l back by the golf course and youth golf tournaments. followed that with a 78 church. Spencer Channel Bennett finished first in the Forest Akers " For more information, call recelftd .peclal recopJ.- the Power-Bilt Tournament courAe. tiOD of No~mell .plrlt. WlDlaenof the UDlted.Stat. Arm, .chow athlete of Champions, which Frank Cordova at (313) 885- award wed JeDDlfer DeFaaw and lIlehael Brame.. 2972. brought together the cham. See GOLF, page August 18,2005 _2C .___.___Sports' Grosse Pointe News Getz earnS silver medal at NCAA Rowing Championships

Grosse Pointe F'arms resi~ crew was undefeated. It man crew in the country." dent Molly Getz had a mem- capped the season with a After the Eastern Sprints orable finish to her fresh- first place in the Eastern in Camden, N.J., Getz was man season of rowing at Sprints -- the championship one of five Brown freshmen ,,,l.n "''''',.'''' QQ~"'~ tn ,.nur Brown University. for thi;; Div"ision I ro\ving • ., ...... ,. .. _ •. - -_ ...... - ....-...... , 1Y'1... & Getz, who rowed for programs in the East. one of the varsity boats at Grosse Pointe South and the Brown's freshman eight the NCAA Championships. Detroit Boat Club while she beat Harvard, Princeton, Getz also has experience was in high school, won a Yale and Michigan during rowing in international silver medal in the varsity the regular season. While events as she was on the four boat at the NCAA rowing against Ohio State in United States junior nation. Women's Rowing Columbus, the race a1 team that competed Championships, which were announcer identified against Canada and Mexico held on Lake Natoma in Brown's freshman boat as in the 2002 CanAmMex Sacramento, Calif. "t.he No. 1 women's fresh- Regatta. Getz's boat finished second to the University of ,1 Virginia, while beating i boats from Washington, " California, Wisconsin and Southern California in the Grand Final. The second place finish in varsity four helped Brown finish third in the team standings behind NCAA The Grosse Pointe Soccer Association UIO Breakers finished first in the Pre- champion California and mler Division of the Michigan Youth Soccer League with a 7-1-4 record. The Virginia. team also won the Premier Division championship in the Border Stars Interna- Brown finished ahead of tional Youth Tournament in Windsor, Ontario. In front is Anastasia Diamond. In teams from Ohio State, the first row, from left. are Francesca Ciaramitaro. Natalie Skorupski, cather- Princeton, Harvard, Yale ine McCarthy and Danlelle Karwowlcz. In back, from left. are coach John Siko- and Michigan. rski, Kim Cusmano, Chriss Kouskoulas, Claire DeBoer, Margaret Brennan and The varsity four race was EmUy Armbruster. a battle from start to finish. Through the first 1,000 Breakers win league, tourney titles meters, Brown hung in the middle of the pack while The Grosse Pointe Soccer Youth Soccer ,League season. Virginia and \Vashington Association under.10 Premier Division with a 7~1- fought for the lead. Breakers won the Michigan 4 record during the spring It was the second !\.fYSL Then Brown made its Premier Division title in move, separating from the four season for the '95A rest of the competitors while Breakers. gaining on the two leaders. (,'1 During the final 500 meters, ,-,'1 Ii GROSSE POINTE there was little separation "i.__1 The '95A Breakers also between the three leaders. P won one tournament and HOCKEY Brown raced past. finished second in another, II ASSOCIATION VVashington to grab second place in a photo finish. II Goalkeeper Anastasia Getz was also part of a Diamond was the team's Brown crew that earned a JV HOCKEY 'TRYOUTS most valuable player for sev- bronze medal. eral outstanding perfor- Brown has won four Monday - Aug. 29, 2005 - City I mances, including a shutout national titles and has fin- in the Breakers' 1-0 victory ished no lower than third in Blue Devils == 6:30 - 8:00 PM over the Hartland Flames in i, the team standings in all Molly Getz of Grosse Pointe Farms won sUver and the rain-soaked Premier nine NCAA Women's ,I Norsemen == 8:00 - 9:30 PM bro,n~e.lIledal:a Jo~ B.-own YDive~lty at ~~"~~ Di.,ision: "'championship Rowing Championships. WOmeD'1t Rowing Champlon.hlps. . . iiuJJJ;day ~Aug. -30,2005 game' or: the" norder Stars During the regular sea- International Youth son, Getz's freshman eight Blue Devils == 8:30 - 10;00 PM - City I Tournament in Windsor, 'Norsemen = 8:30 - 10:00 PM - City II Ontario. Golf .n .uu•••u••••••a._e __ I.iIi.'.' .,., ••••••IIllI. '••• n••__ • Thursday - Sept. 1, 2005 - City I The Breakers also made it Norsemen = 6:30 - 8:00 PM to the Platinum Division From page Ie Gaylord. She shot a 76 to Brehm with a 79.20. championship game of the take first place at Barton Bennett was also second Blue Devils = 8:00 - 9:30 PM Canton Cup tournament, Her two-day total of 150 Hills Country Club in Ann in the player of the year bal- but lost 1-0 to Ann Arbor was eight strokes better Arbor, and carded an 80 to loting. ',I Tryouts open to 9th, 10th & 11th graders United on a penalty kick than the runner-up, Raquel win the event at Timber Earlier, Bennett competed attending North & Souh High Schools with less than two minutes Hansen of West Olive. Trace Golf Club in Pinckney. in the Optimist ;1 remaining in the game. Bennett qualified for the Bennett had the second International Junior Golf Cost: $15.00 per stake Tournament of Champions lowest scoring total for the by winning three tour The Breakers were the tour, an average of 79.30. Contact: Joe Lucchese - events. She shot 79-80--159 The player with the lowest defending Canton Cup to win at Treetops Resort in (313) 886-0493 - JV Director champions. average score was Natalie

'J j '" CaitUn Bennett Championships and tied for 25th place in a field of 67 golfers from around the world. She started off with a 79 at the PGA National Resort and Spa in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., then had rounds of 84 and 89 to make the cut for the final round, when she shot another 79. Samantha Troyanovich of Grosse Pointe Shores, who is a junior at University Liggett School, also had a good summer on the Power~ Bilt tour, playing in the girls 11-15 age group. Troyanovich shot a 78-79-- "'-", 1.57 to WA~l her division at ilie '~umame~ ~ May 24 • 7: 30 pm VB. San Antonio Silver Stars Champions. June 3 • 7: 30 pm \IS. New York Libert'j' June 8 • 7:30 pm vs. Seattle Stm'm June 10 • 7:30 pm vs. Charlotte Sting June 24 • 7: SO pm VB. Washington Mystics June 26 • 1:00 pm vs. Los Angeles Sparks July 1 • 7:30 pm vs. Sacramento Monarchs July 5 • 7:30 pm vs. Houston Comets July 17 • 5:00 pm VS. Indiana Fever July 20 • 12: 00 pm vs. Connecticut SUn July 31 • 5:00 pm VB. Phoenix Mercury August 7 • 7: 00 pm vs. New York Liberty August 9 • 7:30 pm vs. Charlotte Sting August 11 • 7:30 pm vs. Minnesota Lynx August 21 • 5: 00 pm \18. Washington ~j5tics August 25 • 7:30 pm VB. Indiana Fever

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, , ~. I \ • , •• , " I • "','.'J.' if)/, '. , ,~'. It:, 1 I ,,~ , \ LO! HElP \'JANTfD )i\lh 1 109 GilflAGf YARD .lOll GARAGE YARb ' 409 GARAGE YARD l lit< I ( ,\ l " ~ I. i I I u,r;'rd ~, ~v J [, (CJ l l f, 'I S l t ':, BA,}fMfNT ~ALl B A <, EM E N.T SAt f BASEMENT SALE CENTURY 21 HOMI typi8tI answering APFORDULE houIe ANTIQUE bedroom se~, 10" Leather sofa and 1123 Hollywood. Qust DECORATOR selling GROSSE Pointe TOWN &:: COUNTRrS service. Fifteen yeara Cleaning by Polish retro 'kitchen set, and matching chair. Bur~ East of Marter). Block fumiture, chandeliers, Woods, 1410 Anita, GROSSE POINTE legal experience. Fully lady. Honest, depend- Miscellaneous items. gundy. $2,5001 new. sale! Friday, 9am- accessories and like Friday, 9am. 4pm. OFFICE operational home of- able, detail oriented. Good condition. Rea. $9001 both. (248)766~ 3pm. Saturday, 8am new teen clothing. Fri- Schwinn bikes, tread- Has openings for fice. Quality world Grosse Pointe refer. sonable offers. 586- 8220 to noon. Tons of Par- day & Saturday 9am. mill, refrigerator, Little 5el£-motiyated Contact Colleen ences. (313)729-6939 558.3917 ------tylite, furniture, sewing 12pm. 21540 Van K, Tikes log cabin, res. individuals seeking a full time career. Ate 586 776-5741 _ machine, foosball, Grosse Pointe cue heroes, other you looking to work t AMERICAN hard work. DEL GIUDICE classic movie star Woods. kid's misc. items. in a beautiful ing women, available books and videos . ~------'~-. - to clean your home. kids clothing, doQ DETROIT, 5275 Bishop. GROSSE POinte .....pr~fes5ion~ .. ANTIQUES OITI<:C III yuue liUJIn: ' "AT- Home. Careaiv- 10 VA~~ Ax~ri~n~.. We make boUle calla! A~~?~~~~L ~...'~..Iau~f~1 t"r'Qto ~...iQn",. tOQt'h_ Saturday, ~un.day Wo~~s, _ .1.878 _ Pre- ers". ExperienCed ~ .' v,", '''''''"''' .. " ...,'" 'II'" ~._.~, ~~.~..-- '~--" Yam tipm Antique SIWICK t"naay :::iatur. town or nearby, and Honest, rehable, af- hogany and burl wal er's books and videos. .- ". \. . ' earn the income you homecare givers. Per. fordable. Free esti- - fumltur~, stained day: 8.30am- 4pm. desire? sonal care, 241 7, in~ mates (313)527-6157 nut tablel 6 chairs, (2 1337 Harvard, Grosse glass Windows, collec- Antiques, baskets, fur- Does the prospect of sured and bonded. . MEMBER OF ISA styles to choose from, Pointe Park, Friday, tibles, vintage cos- niture, frames, many assoeiatin~ with over I (586)774-8490 AVAILABLE for clean- WEAREAl5OlOOKINGTO Stunning mahogany 8am. 4pm. Saturday tume jewelry. more household 1000 full liDle professionals .-----~-~--____ ing every other Wed- c~~~~~~ ~~~:i:g.. Chippendale dining 10am- 1pm. Many col- EASTPoiNTE 23730 treasures- old to new. earping above average Competent Home Care nesda.y or Saturd.ay Furui'ul'f:. Coutwne Ilc I table, 2 leaves, 8 lectibles, furniture, Petersburg, ' (eas.' _All good__st._uff,.no junkl I P Finel_dry. chairs, 6 foot, 2 piece B I f II ._-- Hlcome appeal to ersona I care, mormng. LIsa ean s eeper so a, Kelly, north! 9.) Thurs- GROSSE Pointe you? complete housekeeping, (586)445-1490. YOlJ'V£ SEEN l'HEROAl> SilOW ~~~ns~o~ab~~~t.t I~~~~ good for college! cot- day, Friday, Saturday, Woods, 2001 Lancas- If the an,~wcr is Full / Part Time, Uve-In -0--'-.-'--- b k tage. Unusual, nauti- 9am- 6pm. Huge !n~ ter Avenue. Saturday, "YES", Family owned - 1984 0 you need a good style 00 cases. Tho- cal Don't m'l n Call Sand): Nelson Licensed. Bonded clean? Excellent ex- masville Bogart dining . I h' s~, ma y ventory! 8am- 1pm. Baby .1t (.3 U)886~5040 (586)772..0035 perience, references. table. 6 solid cherry unusua t mgs. ESTATE sale junkies items, antiques, for a private Call Anna, (586)983- queen Anne chairs. 1589 Huntington, cleaning house! Huge clothes. _ interview. 3977 We will Research. I'horo And Sell TV armoires. K,'rlg Grosse Pointe garage sale'. Every- HARPER Woods, 20026 Your hem's For You Through sleigh bed set. Com- Woods. Thursday, Fri~ thing must go. all Damman, Friday- Sat- j 208 H.W.NURSES AIDES. DUST Bunnies- wili ColftfHInion CRf'fgivers provide The lrucrnct plete marble/ granite day; gam- 4pm. Boys items priced to sell! urday, 9am- 5pm. Fur- . (ONVALESCENT CARE Personal Care, Cleaning, Cooking clean homes and offi- Please Call fot More Illforlll~tion t 'k' d cloth,'ngl toys II.ft I Op Sin S In carve 'Electronics, CDs, niture, households, 1 1 & Laundry. Hourly & Daily Rates ces. Honest and hard. CARE GIVERS VISIT OUR GALLERY cabinets. Hand paint. chair, china cabinet, DVDs, videos, tons of toys, hockey equip- l'tsJlru .. Bo..""" working. Lisa, 586- & COMPANIONS Dee ADell' Grollt Polate le ...... t LOCATED IN THE OLD ed fine furniture. more. books, kitchen and ment. .. •...',•... 776-3792; Mary, 586- for our clients in their CHURCH AT: Venetian mirrors. 3 family sale- Grosse other home collecti- ----.------754-7906 homes. Full time & part 515 S.Lafayette Stain glass windows. Pointe Farms, 456 bles, mahogany din- HARPER Woods, 20677 , time shifts available. Expect Superior Royal Oak Tiffany style lighting. Touraine. Saturday; ing room table and Woodment, Thursday, • POINTE CARE Benefits. Customer Service Monday-Saturday 11-6 Lots more. Exquisite 8am. 2pm. Toys, kids! other furniture, worn- Friday, lOam- 4pm . ... SERVICES 24 39 608 E t tIt . I . Treasures from 3 tam- Complete training. From The Best. --!- 9-2 s a e .n enors. open adult clothes, many en s plus size design- ~.' soe 20{)5 A I/!{Irti Winrlrr 7 days, downtown Disney collectibles, er clothing, and wom- ilies. Something for ~J 313-438.3594 "Smior Frimdly iJlIsifltJS" Since 1985. PERSONAL CARE, Give Us A Try & You 40 I APPLIANCES Royal Oak, 607 South household, girls bike, en's jewelry. 521 everyone, kids to COOKING, CLEANING, Will Be 100% Satisfied. Washington. much more! Lakeland Avenue, adults. . ~ __ LAUNDRY KIRBY vacuum Genera- (248)582~9646 ------Grosse Pointe. Friday, HARPER Woods, 20688 Housecleaning, 3 Family- back to 8 f1JLLIPART Tll'lf: tion 2, with all attach. o Laundry, DINING room set with school. Like new teen am- 5pm; Saturday, Hunt Club. Friday, ments. Gently used, INSURED &' BOl'tDf:D Party Assistance. style name brand 9am. ~pm. Saturday, Sunday. SITUATION WANTED $200.313-417-1999 matching china cabi- 313-885-6944 (313)884-0721 clothes- sizes O. 12, GROSSE Pointe City, 9am- 3pm. Kitchen- Mary (lhesQuicrc. R.N, net, cream wood, 406 ESTATE SALES $200/ best. 313-642- girls sizes 3- 6, boys 6 571 Rivard, Friday, ware, TV's, dining 300 SITUAHONS WANTED HOUSE cleaning and 303 SITUATIONS WANTED 1566 months- 4, men's size Saturday, 1Oam~4pm. _s_e_ts_. _ BABYSITTERS ~ laundry services. Pol- pAY (AR.E 30237 Pipers Lane, small, household and Many new items. MOVING Sale, house- ish ladies with very Fa.rmington Hills. FORMAL dining table good experience, ex- miscellaneous. Friday. GROSSE Pointe Farms, hold, miscellaneous, ATTENTION: ATTENTION: (West of Middlebelt, 60x 36, six chairs, Saturday 9am- 4pm. 267 Merriweather. Fri- furniture. Saturday. by MICHICAN LAW by MICHIGAN LAW cellent references. We north of 11.) Friday, $1,800. Matching din- speak English! 2~940 Gaukler, (8/ 9 day, Saturday; 8am. August 20th. 9am- DAY CARE I DAY CARE Saturday, 9am- 5pm. ing chest, $600. mlle- Mack! Marter). 4pm. Antiques, silver, 4pm. 965 Barrrington, FACILITIES FACILITIES (313)881-0259, 15 pieces of Haywood (313)640-4137 306 Grosse Pointe Blvd. furniture, clothing, Grosse Pointe Park. (In-Home & Centers) (In-Home & Centers) (313)319-7657 Wakefield, including -G-L-A-S--S~/-B-r-a-s-s-d-in-in-g--Saturday, 9am- 4pm. household items, toys MOVING sale, road Must Show Their Must Show Their bedroom and dining HOUSE cleaning, Current License Current License room set, other furni- white leather chairs, Household items, & much more! open. 840 Washing- To Advertising To Advertising Grosse Pointe area. ture and miscellane- Pier One sofa, cock- toys, children! adult GROSSE Pointe Farms, ton. Antiques, customl Representative Representative Experienced. Anna, tail tables, Area car- clothing, antiques, ar. 408 Roland Court, never used items. When Placing When Placing ous. Shop smith, 586-757 -2557 pet, entertainment tifacts, etc. (Mack! Moross.) Fri- White wicker, linens. Your Ads Your Ads snowblower, tools. THANK YOU THANK YOU HOUSEKEEPER availa- 1997 Mercury Grand center, 17" TV, air 421 Lothrop, Friday and day, Satu~day, 9am- drapes, lamps, tables, ble to care for your Marquis, and more. conditioner. (313)647- Saturday, 9am- Spm. 3pm. Furnlture- cano- rugs, T.V.'s, kitchen I'flrcl1H -. Plcase PI/rents - Plcflse 0807 b d! d k L t f items, queen mat- VerifY All Cbild Can' V('r~lyAll C!JiM Ctlre home. Call Patti Something for every- py e es. 0 s 0 tress/ spring. Design- (586)703-6779 one. great stuff. Licel1.I"t'.I"! Licenses! BOOKS LAZY Boy matching so- ---.---- .--- er clothes, jewelry, ex. MRS. CLEAN fa, love seat, and re- 46 Briarwood Place, GROSSE Pointe Farms, ercise equipment. MOTHER'S helper & OAY Care opening for WANTED Complete House cliner. Neutral colors. Grosse Pointe Farms, 423 Manor, Friday, Saturday August 20th child over 12 months. (off Grosse Pointe Saturday. 9am. 4pm. 9am- 3pm. adult sitter available Cleaning John King All recline. Price re- Excellent references, Boulevard). Friday, Multi- family house- ~---'~ Monday, Tuesday (313)590-1000 313-961-0622 duced. Like new. preschool program hold, lots of furniture, MOVING sa e- living Thursday, Friday, We Do It Your Way! .Clip & Save This Ad- $1 ,250! best. Must 9am- 2pm, Saturday h & I room, Wayman mar. 6am- 30m. 4 hours environment. Laura see. (586)772-2801 9am- 12pm. Furniture, ousewares e ec. bl t p tabl '. You'll Love My Service. BURGUNDY leather so- tronics. eo. e, dIning minimum. Your horne, Nehra.313-331-1664 burgundy sectional, ~ .__ table! chairs, servin Fantastic References. fa, chair and ottoman, Pat, (313)882-4428, MAHOGANY oval dining aquarium, street hock- GROSSE Pointe Farms,." cart, couch,CQIt_ u2. .$3.00,0. "Two b'~, ac- PAOFESS'ONAL \i!W";: Qu~"." Ann, ,;ay, I' :toy8'/)'and'lItots 474L:dngtOrt. Friday . ble Lazy Boy, tv aM cell (313)-523-1920 cent chairs, $1,000. (\(15'" 1>.'11 housecleaning. Hon- $2,000. Electric wash- more. 9am- 4pm. Kids item~ sta~d. Bedroom set, Royal Doulton china NANNY in your home. est hard working lady. er, dryer, $50. Drexel I D II d II f n 16 complete place couch, $300. Mahoga- 762 Hollywood. Toys, on y. 0 s, 0 ur 1- dresser, highboy, Full! part time. 8 years Excellent references. "JUST Like Family" settings and more, clothes, books for all ture, . Breyer. horses, nightstand, lamps. experience. Educated, (313)354-1277, ny accent table with B Ie Bab es and Child Care. Loving, $4,000. Fine furniture, glass, $ 100. CaII, ages. Comuter bikes.ean I (586)772-0828. _ CPR/ First Aid certi- (313)872-0159 leave nurturing, educational. excellent condition. (313)647-0475 games, LP's, fishing -~~----- MOVING sale- Satur- fied. References avail- message. Licensed home. Ex- lures, housewares. GROSSE Pointe Park, day 8am- 4pm' Sun- able. Rachel, (313)682-3749 cellent references. 307 SITUA TJONS WANTED MOVING- 7 section Saturday 9:30am- 1031 Bishop Rd, Fri- day: 9am. ' noon. (586)453-4987. D&J Estate Sales, (313)882-7694 NURSES AWES birch wall unit, Tho- 2:30pm. No presales! day & Saturday, gam. 20307 Lochmoor, . . (586)268-8692 or 304 SITUATIONS WANTED COMPASSIONATE & masville walnut dining ANNUAL Sale. 1471 6pm. Lots of furniture; Harper! 8 Mile. NANNY. 17 years expe- dilr~~t.itcomcast.net GENERAL experienced male table with 6 arm Lakepointe. Thursday kitchen tables, sofa, Clothes, stereos, rience, seeking full www.dniauctions.com caregiver, references. chairs and server, thru Saturday. Brand end tabl~s, lamps, tools, soft top (Jeep GOT clothes? I fold. time employment in (313)475 ..3759 ESTATE sale, 29813 pedestal leather top name clothes, purses, large office. desks. Wrangler), sporting your t10rne. Excellent Need help taking a Boston, St. Clair table, black lacquer beauty items, frames, Credenza, chairs, etc. goods, etc. Grosse Pointe refer- load off of the laun- GWEN'S Helping Hand Shores. Friday 8am- dining table with glass Sports equipment. ---.-,---- dry? No problem! I top and 4 armchairs, jewelry, linens, house. Golf Clubs, travel cas- MOVING sale. Satur- ences. Non- smoker, Service. Complete 4pm. Saturday 10am- glass top black coffee wares, furniture, es, fitness tennis day, start. 9am. Thou- can help you. Call for personal care. li- 4pm. South of 12 Mile & own car, CPR certi- and end tables, large books, crafts, tools, equipment. Cleaning sands of Items. Many a brief consultation. censed, insured, 45 East of 1-94. 50 years fied. Reliable, honest round glass! polished small appliances, out 25 years of stor- new, like n~w. Brand You just wash 'ern years experience, St. accumulation. House and caring. Light brass coffee table, used doors, home, age, some antiques, name clothing, some and pile 'em ... "I! whip Hospital references is packed, antiques, housekeeping. Call Thomasville queen holiday, outside de- much more! (313)886- European. Toys, those chaotic piles in- and private clients in knick- knacks, tools, bedroom set in walnut cor, CD's, movies, 6236 books, paintings, fans, (313)590-6329 ask for to shape ... leaving be- Detroit metro area. Too much to list! No Linda. hind neat stacks, early birds. with black trim in- golf, sporting equip------~-~~-- furniture, carpets, 313-205.9055, 313- ment, computer GROSSE ,Pointe Park, boy's hockey/ snow- ready to be popped 921~9055 eludes armoire, head- 1254 B h S NEWBORN nanny. Cer- into drawers. $15 a 408 FURNITURE board, nightstand, tri- games. IS op, atur- board & bindings- like tified newborn nurse load. Minimum of 2 pie dresser with mir- ANTIQUES, books~ day, Sunday. ?am- new, Rattan set. Gar- seeking position be- loads per visit. Dial 3 bedroom sets, 1 ma- ror, 9 piece girls white clothing, household. ~pmk ~urnrture, den tools. Priced to ginning October/ No- (313)433-8140, ask hogany, 2 maple. 1 French bedroom set, Saturday- 10am- 4pm. 00 s, ceramics. sell! Come to 565 Bar. vember '05. Impecca- for the May Lady. love seat. 3 pieces of large L shaped office 20428 Van Antwerp, GROSSE Pointe rington, Grosse Pointe ble references. Susan china cabineL Dining desk, large gilded mir- Harper Woods. Woods, 10Ed North Park, Close to Pier ) Campbell- Bates, HOUSE painter seeks room set, modern. ror, metal storage BACK to school sale! Oxford. Friday, Satur. _P_a_r_k. _ (718)318-7726. work. Independent 400 Heavy oak table, cabinets, lamps, love Grosse Pointe day 8a~- 3pm, S,ofa MULTI family garage painter, fully equipped ANTIQUES / COLLE CTI BUS (47in.x 49in.) extendi- seat, large modern Woods, 1171 Paget bed, Wicker chaIse, sale! 869 & 873 Ri. PERSONAL assistant/ with, van, tools, tarps, ble. Entertainment art, walnut deco ta- Court- off Fairholme. ped~stal table, 8 vard Boulevard. Fri- ANN Arbor Antiques babysitter looking for ladders. Professional center and television. ble, large metal tree. Getting ready for pre- ~ha,rs plus pads, t~ble day/ Saturday, 8am- a part time/ full time Market- August 21, results. (313)407- Automatic VCR. St. 313-550-3785 school through going Irn~ns, TV cab,net, 2pm, Many household Sunday, 7am~ 4pm. job for a Grosse 4585 Clair Shores, 20834 -----.--.-- off to college. Furni- Onental screen, r~gs items: toddler bed, re- 5055 Ann Arbor Sal- Pointe family, in your Sunnydale. Saturday, TRANSITIONAL style ture, electronics, car (8x 10/ 10x 14, Just frigerator, dishwasher, ._----_._-- ine Road, exit #175, home. Have referen- QUALITY home care, August 20 only, lOam, sleeper sofa. Excel- seats, toys, books, cleaned), small aquarium, stove, 50" off 194. south 3 miles ces. Wages negotia- 20 years experience. (586)776-8321 lent condition. $350/ French loveseat b' d to Washtenaw Farm .- - household. Friday, ' Toshiba TV, iron Ir ble, Call 586-779- References upon re- best. (313)822-0200 S t d 9 3 small tables and cage toys adult! Council Grounds. CRIB and dresser, a ur ay. am. pm. I ' " 8825 quest. 586-722-8634 409 GARAGE/YARDI Cost: $6.00 per per- beautiful condition, -.----~----- amps. children's clothes, and BASEMENT SALE DETROIT,. 10151 East GROSSe Pointe much more. Great pri- '1 son. Free parking. No light oak, newer. Outer Dnve, Satu.r~ay, Woods, 1356 Fair- ces! 406 ESTATE SALES 406 ESTATE SAtES pets. (352)771-8928 $350. (313)417-8926 21151 Lennon Street. 8am- 1pm. TelevIsion, holme. 81 19- 8/ 20' ----.------Friday, Saturday, 9am ~urniture, ch~ldren's 9am- 4pm. toys: SATURDAY only, 9am. 406 ESTATE SALES 406 ESTATE SALES to 3pm. Little bit of ev- Items, appliances, household items. 2pm. Three family ga- MARCIA WllK erything! "Iothes. ------____ rage sale. Kitchen GROSSE Pointe items, books, gas grill, .rz.- .~----_. ---~ -=...... $' • Woods, 1636 Holly- home items, much SALES 406 ESTATE SALES STEFEK ESTATE SALES, LLC 406 ESTATE SALES wood, Friday, 9am- more. No pre-sales. • We Buy Estates • Appraisals 5pm. Tools, house- 1349 Yorktown, 313-417-5039 hold, baby, furniture. Grosse Pointe Woods LorlStefek SUSAN HARTZ 1435 THREE MilE ROAD Itefe'.t.teu1es.co~ GROSSf POINTE CITY 409 GARAGE/YARD! 409 GARAGE/YARD/ GROSSE POINTE PARK 118r1z~ 886-8982 BASEMENT SALE BASEMENT SALE FRIDAY & SATURDAY HOUSEHOLD SAlES www.MrtzllOusehok15a1cs.com .1 AUGUST 19TH, 20TH I I ForUpcoming Sc* Infu, "lGliOnCaI The 24 Hovr HoItiM 313-885.1410 EAST ENGLISII VILLAGE 9:00AM- 4:00PM UOMEOWr."ER'S ASSOCIA'liON PARK ON THREE MILE ANNUAL GARAGE SALE

1he seE wibe et1eIed tt1cugl the P .;""l.i"'''';. EEV Is located within the boundaries of a'l Mock Ave. II II • cadIeux, East Outer DrIve, Mack ~ ttarper. •• Saturday, Sunday 9am. 5pm . This is a don't miss salel ~ - ",-',Ii- large assortment of furniture, resfaurant equipment, party INTEGRITY ESTATE SALES 106 ESTAn SALES 406 ESTATE SALES 586)44-2048 decorations, lighting, 22520 Longacre electronics, decorator Items, men's, (Ofl" 9 Mile Road and Farmington Road) '[)./ women's a children's clothing. Parking will he difficult, park on Longacre and walk around huilding. ~ Disney cohectibles, toys, Christmas, full Service' Ovcr 2S Years Experience s.t.. 18-20 August, tools, lots and lots more! PH: 586-268A8692 Thu., Fri., Sat., 1Oam- 4pm Email: . Packed townhouse includes many antitlllCS; .. old pkturcs, coins! money, Selleck (black and green 48320 Seawind, Shelby Township Street Numbers Honored at 8:30am FrtstaY maik.~), furniture, all appliances, lawyer's bookcase, South sidt of 22 Mile Road, benotttn Hayes and SchOtnhtrt Ctteek out my website to ... a few feat\ricl linen, glasswan:, garden items, rools and more! Friday, 8/ 19 and SatUrday, 8/ 20 10am- 3pm Itemi www.mqclgw*.CQID Photos ...Information www.i1uvantiqucs.com Antiques, Furniturt, Depression Glass , ace VISA and Malts..::. and now ~ , . -.. .' -~. , ..

Thurad8y, Auguat18, 2005 c.... m.d. Gro_ Pointe News (313)882-0800 ext. 3 5C L III t) (; J\ k Ii(, E Y A R D 11 '1 M'~UllAN!OUS .11 I MUSICAL ' S()O ANIMAL bOl AIJTOMOTIVf h(); AUTOMOTIVE bOS AUTOMOTIVf Bf\SlM~NT ~AU ARTICLES IN~TRUMEN1S ADOPT A PE T (HRYSLER (d tH II AIM 0 TOil ~ f OR I Ic.r~ PLUS sizes- 23319 CRAFTSMAN air com- GRINNELL Console pia- GROSSE Pointe Animal 2000 Chrysler sebring 2002 Chevrolet Cava- 2002 Volkswagen Jatta 2001 Boston Whaler 23' Norcrest, St. Clair presser, 20 gallon up- no, traditional ma- Adoption Society- Pet JXI convertible Leath- Iier- 49,000 miles. GlS. 4 door. 33,000 Conquest, delivered Shores, Marterl Jeffer- right tank, with wheels h?9any ~~se. Very adoption, Saturday, Elr, air, 66,000 miles. Power: steering,. win- miles. Excellent condi- new in 2004 with 2004 son, South! 9 Mile, & hose. Great shape! nlC~ condition! $8001 August 20, 12- 3pm. & $7,700.' (313)881.. dows, brakes~ mirrors, tion. Air conditioning. Mercury 225 Optimax Friday- Saturday, $125.313-885-5616 delivered. (313)499- Dog Day of Summer 0273 locks. Anti lock Cruise control. Front! outboard, 40 hours, gem- 4pm. 586-n6. ---- 1344 brakes. AMi FM CD. side air bags. Anti- extended .warranty. 2601. 1X- 3X, Jones, CRIB with mattress, SILVER trumpet (Bes- Pe~ Co~test at 2pm. Tilt wheel. Dark lock brakes. Power $47,900. 313-701- Citiknits, Denim & dresser, bedding and tier). Beautiful with Chlld~en s Home of green. Great condi- windows! doors. Sun- 8685 Company, Sportsav. drapes, $150. Weight padded case. Why Detroit, 900 Cook, 2002 Focus SE, loaded, tion, well maintained. roof. Rustproofing. ------vy, Quacker, Story- system, $75. Wood rent?? $2501 best of- Grosse Pointe power, 38,000 miles, $6,5001 best. Alarm system. No 1989 37 foot, Marinette book, suits. pants, ~~~p~!er ~orks!at~on: f.a~ ~all altAr A/?n Woods. 313-884. excellent! $7,200. (313)882-3770 Michigan winters. Marquis. 2 state ._ .. -_ .. _ •• _. _. _<0' 3i3-4iO-528i _. . _ tops, coats, jackets, '!l0U. CIUrlue ana Sleel (313)881-5370 1551, www.GPAAS 1996 Pontiac Grand $13,000. (313)407- rooms with iuii heads, new shoes 9 1/2M- modern computer cor- 0370 galley, wet bar with WANTED- Guitars, Ban- mQ 1999 Ford Taurus, Prix, red, loaded, 10M. Good costume nar hutch, $50. ice maker, T- 350 Cru- jos Mandolins and leather, sun roof, 84000 miles. $3400 jewelry, sterling. (313)417-5865 bOb AUTOMOllVE saders and 65 KW Uk~s. Local collector 105K miles, clean, (586)344-8896 ' ---.-- __ CUSTOM flowered de~ SPORT. UTIliTY generator. Low hours. Detroit, signer fabric twin size paying top cash! 313- good shape. $3,3001 -- S Sl 4 SOUTHWEST 886-4522 best. (313)417-8926 2001 aturn 1,. 2000 Chevy Blazer, 4 Moving. Must sell! historic Hubbard headboard with . PET Ball Python snake -GG-9-'-F-d--C--- door, loaded. Like door, 4x 4, red. (517)394-4144 j- Farms. Neighborhood matching quilted bed- 414 OFFICE /BUSINESS for sale. Gentile, 3 1 or ontour, new. $4,200. 81,000 miles. Leather, yard sale. 1077 Hub- spread, pillows. 2 EQUIPMENT feet long, all accesso- 61,500 miles. $3,500. (313)300-6146 power seats, win- 18' custom sailing Dory bard Street, Lafayette, matching adjustable USED office furniture: ries included. (313)882-5538 dOWS, doors, CD•. with trailer, trolling Vinewood, and more. balloon window treat~ desk, credenza, 3 (313)885-5740 1989 Ford--r--e-m-p-o-G--'-L, $7,5001 best. Please motor. ~~~ven Saturday, 9am- 4pm. ments, striped tailor chairs, file cabinet and ~.s£QID/Alpha2 ----~------98,000 miles, 4 door, 1997 Honda Accord, 4 leave message, , - Fine antiques and dust ruffle & matching fireproof safe. Best of- i ',.: SHEEPDOG, Old Eng- great transportation. door, green, excellent _ (586)405-1855 '. treasures. bear, $150. 2 wicker fer. Ask for Bob ACHILLES inflatable ';.\' lish, male,l? weeks $899.00 or best. 313- condition. 85,000 1998 GMC Jimmy, 4wd, ------entertainment centersl (248)649-2910 boat, 1999, 10', wood ST. Clair Shores, 22009 armoires, doors on old, sweet and loving. 304-4803 miles. $4,750. 313- leather, all power, CD floor, seat & transom, Colony, Thursday, Fri- top, drawers below, 1 415 WANTED TO BUY' Housetrained, kennel -199-9-L-in-c-o'-n--C-o-nt-j-n-e-n-570-8993 player, excellent con- excellent condition. day, Saturday, 9am- painted natural, 1 , trained. $800.00 in. tal. 105K, red with --.------dition, $4,800. 313- $975.313-885-5616 7pm. Everything from white, $125 each. ADDUce!- DUMOUCHELLE eludes kennel. 810- gray leather, sunroof, 2001 Jaguar Vand~n 886-6795 Plas, black! pecan In------BOSTON Whaler 2000, A- Z. (313)886-0862 We Are Buying 326-3571 or 866-949- fully loaded, power terior. 4 door. 50,000 2002 Jeep Grand Cher. 26 foot outrage, T top, Diamonds • Jewelry 7200 everything, well main- miles. $21,500. 313- okee. Good condition, ST. Clair Shores, 26204 OAK dining table, 2 twin 200 hp mercury (Estate, Antique, New) tained, premium 655 ..7826 72,000 miles. Culver. Friday- Sun- leaves, 4 chairs, Immediate Payment! OPT, GPS 5S, fish day 9am- 5pm. $125. Kenmore wash- 505 lOST AND FOUND sound. $4,3001 best. 2 04 L ES 330 $15,200. (313)418- I Artwork- Antiques- (586)293-4315 0 exus , 0056 finder. $54,900. Clothes and house- erl dryer, $350. 2 Paintings, Flatware, ---- 24,000 miles, Excel. ------(313)882-8253. hold items. mountain bikes, $100 FOUND small gray cat. 2000 Mustang Converti- lent! Loaded. $26,500. 2000 Jeep Cherokee Silver Holloware Grosse Pointe Park. I each. Bike carrier, ble, red, GT package, 313-410-5281 Sport, loaded, excel- DONATE your boat- { ST. Clair Shores, 32830 (313)300-9166 313-885-1197 $50. (313)886-9717 or 1-8()()..475-8898 loaded, 37,000 miles. ------lent condition, 94,000 Clean Lake St. Clair! Jefferson, 6 houses Immaculate, $11,000/ 1991 Mercedes 500SL. miles. $6,900. 313- SilVERWARE Sterling. 17 Kercheval Avenue We Are Here Founda- north of Masonic. GROSSE Pointe Animal best (586)215-3054 Convertiblel hardtop 478-5073 tion (586}778.2143, Thursday- Saturday. Service for 6 plus, (Punch/Judy Lobby) 41,000 miles, mint ". Clinic: 2 cats, both 603 AUTOMOTIVE 100% tax deductible, 9am- 4pm. Furniture, Serving pieces also. 3 Grosse Pointe Farms condition. (3'13)320- 611 AUTOMOTIVE walkers, furniture, malesl neutered with GE'NER~l MOTORS TRUCKS . non-profit. holiday, collectibles, FINE china dinnerware, 0986 lamps, household. front declaws; one much more. Parking sterling silver flatware 2002 Buick Rendez- 1986 Mercedes 560- Sl, 1992 Ford F150, 70,000 653 BOAT PARTS/SERVICE (313)925-6663 black! brown tiger, I across Jefferson. No and antiques. Call vous. 30K miles, ex- two tops, leather. miles. $1,2001 best. t: . previews! TRAMPOLINE- Jumpk- Janl Herb. (586)731- one grayl white. Male cellent condition. 1999 Mazda Protege, 1997 Liberty trailer, - 8139 MARINE WOODWORK , ing. 14 feet round. unneutered Bassett 12'X 6.5'1 best. Con- Bumper to bumper both immaculate. 313- Custom Designed YARD sale- Friday, 8- New frame pad. $85. SHOTGUNS, rifles, old with one sewn up eye. tact Paul, (313)885- & Built Cabinetry. ,-, 11am. Kids & adult (586)777-0314 handguns; Parker, Sheltie mix brown fe- $f~:~~~t(313)~g~~ _8_8_1-_50_7_0 _ 4600 Repairs, dry-rot. 23 clothes, Abercrombie, Browning, Winches- male. Sheltie mix 6073 1991 Nissan 240SX, 613 AUTOMOTIVE Polo, Guess ... bikes, WOODARD 10 piece ter, Colt, Luger, oth- Adult owned, non- Years experience. Have brown female. Female WANTED TO BUY toys and furniture. patio furniture. 90 inch ers. Collector. 1990 Buick Regal, red, smoker, Borla ex- Portfolio & References Pitbull, whitel brown. 1937 Stanhope, round oak antique ta- (248)324-0680 well maintained. haust, 95,000 miles, AAA cash- Absolute (248)435-6048 Grosse Pointe ble. Tappan gas (313)822-5707 $1,700. 586-536-6750. $1,800,313-822-3576 best price paid: cars, BOATERS! yachters- Woods. stove. Lopi wood 416 SPORT5 EQUIPMENT Must sell. -19-9-1---N-is-sa-n---2--40-S-X-,vans, trucks. Running burning stove. Snow- ---C--'--S-- condition. 248-722- Marine electronic in- YARD sale. 21432 New- board and boots. NORDIC Track Elliptical 2002 adillac DT ,ex- Adult owned, non- stallation. We install tra clean, new tires, smoker, Borla ex- _8_9_53~~ __ castle, Harper Woods, (313)580-2443 machine, $1001 best. your equipment. Mobil a blue onyx} tan, 6 disc Ilaust, 95,000 miles, Men's 3- speed bike, service. 586~933-3177 Friday and Saturday, 413 MUSICAL $25. (313)884-8642 UTOMOTI CD changer, warran- $1,800,313-822-3576 9am -6pm. INSTRUMENTS. ty, 45K, $23,300. Cell, 1991 Toyota Corolla OX, 654 BOAT 600 AUTOMOTIVE • 810-459-1033. e 410 HOUSEHOLD SALES ABBEY PIANO CO. 85,000 miles, auto- ROYAL OAK 248-541-6116 cARS 1992 Cadillac DeVille, matic, power steering, RECREATIONAL INDOOR heated, pri- MOVING apartment We Buy & Sell III 1996 Bonneville SSEI. leather, 68,000 miles, brakes, $1,450, vate, 1 space, $2751 sale! 1245 Lakepointe USED PIANOS ,ANIMALS Exceptional condition, loaded. Excellent con- (313)408-8616 b51 BOATS AND MOTORS month, 6 month mini- \ 8/20/059 1 • Consoles-Spinets great for student. dition, $5,2501 best of- 2002 VW New Beetle, 1 412 MISCEllANEOUS Grands-Uprights SOO ANIMAL $3,950. (313)884- fer. (586)764-7069 GLS, silver, 5 speed. BOATWELL for sale ARTIClES "WE BUY PIANOS" ADOPT A PET . 657 MOTORCYClES 25661 (313)443-2612 2000 Saturn LW1 sta- All options. Only near Bayview Yacht 2 twin maple beds with Visa. Ma.tttrcard GROSSE .Pointe .Animal ..__. C~_-,. ' club, covered & heat- 2002 Suzuki Bandit -;:;~,~~~;~~~ ~~fOrtI=;,r~~ ed. AIIIl;a, 1983 32' .1200s pefform8flce . rmlttn!l88ee, and box, ""I~~ Aoca-.... d t'>'\t\ ,~\nC\lI'Mtnfew.,Adtten.pfe- .1 .. lf. WorkForYo~' '.pnng.;': '(313)882-. A-AIL....._ male black medium Il-AlL...... conditiorf" ,) "1;900 -- ranty. $13,450. Chris'Craft Command- exhauM, $",700. S0745 0.- MlM Ne ... r-.,.r- dog. (313)822-5707 0.- lbinte Nc"", r- v,,- (313)881-5034. (313)499-1344 er. (313)595-1219 {313)91 0-8882

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700 APTS/flATS/OUPlEX..., 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/fLATS/OUPlU 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX POIN.TESj+fARPER WOODS .P01NTES/HARPER WOOPS POINTES/HARPtR. WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES'jHARPER- WOODS POltULS IJI.A.R.P ER WOO OS POINTES/HARPER WOODS P'OJNTESjHARPER WOODS. $1,100 (1st months rent 1051 Maryland. Spa- 133 Muir Road carriage 365 Rivard- upper unit, 888 Neff- Spacious, 3 BEACONSFIELD at DUPLEX- 2 bedroom, NEFF- upper 2 bed. and security) moves cious 1 bedroom with house, $5251 month. appliances, washer bedroom, appliances, Kercheval. Large 2 central air, basement, room. Air. Large stor- you into a renovated large living and dining Plus 1 1/2 months se- and dryer, central air, air, hardwood floors. bedroom lower: natu- 22110 Morass. $795. age room. Carport. two bedroom upper. room. Includes central curity deposit, no no PAts, no smoking, Furnished. $950. 313- ral woodwork, hard- Section 8 OK. Excellent condition. 1324 Wayburn. air, off-street parking pets. (586)596-2084 $950.001 month + util- 971~5458 wood floors. Quite (313)343-0622. $'750. (313)881-2806 (313)886-8051 and separate laundry ities. 313-802-6870 building. New win- NEFFI Mack. Nice 2 facilities. Non smok- 1429 Somerset, two 992 Nottingham, Grosse dowsl appliances. ELEGANT 3 bedroom bedroom duplex, air, $595/ month plus utilit- ing! pets. $675 plus bedroom upper, appli- 414 Neff. Four b.edroo~, Pointe Park. Upper 5 Washer dryer. Pets upper in the Park, fireplace, appliances, ies. 866 Nottingham, one month deposit. ances, off street park- ~ 1/2 bath. Air condl- room. Newly decorat- ok. $6951 security. large kitchen, living, garage, $900. 2 bedroom lower in 4 (313)499-1344 ing, remodeled kitch- tloned, two car ga- ed, new carpet, plus (313)824-7733 dining rooms, hard- (313)884-5616 unit building. New en. No smoking! pets. rage. $1,400 appliances, parking. wood floors, balcony. month,1 BEAUTIFUL upper on bathroorn/ kitchen. 1084 Beaconsfield, 2 $650 plus security. (313)884-6451 $6751 1/2 Off- street parking. NOTTINGHAM Clean, (248)924-2462 bedroom upper. (248)539.8975 438 N 0 months security de- Trombley, central air, $9301 month. quiet, two bedroom, otre arne, upper posit. (313)571-1866 appliances, garage, Fresh, updated, new- (313)884-9278, or hardwood floor in liv. 2 bedroom lower. Appli- 2 bedroom, near Bon carpeted, same floor $700. lakepointe 2 bed- er carpeting! hard- klightbody@crajn,com ing room, washerl dry- - '! ances, washerl dryer. Secour, newly ~emod- ADORABLE 1 bedroom laundry. $745, avail a- - room, upper, applian- er, $600. (586)725- ~ -~~- wood floors. Off street Hardwood Redeco- eled, new appliances, apartment, Grosse ble immediately. for pictures. ces, air, hardwood. 4807 parking. No smoking. rated. No' pets. $6751 . $800. (313)417-2097 P.ointe. ~~rms. Fur- (313)598-8054 No pets. References. $6501 month, includes plus utilities, 1 month 6 room upper flat on ~Ished, air, no smok- FARMS. Upper two bed- NOTTINGHAM- 3 bed~ (313)881-3149 heat. (313)882-8448 security. 313-886- Neff, basement and 109; no. pets. $~I r~m, .updated kitchen room upper. Hard- With dishwaSher, ~p- wood floors, fireplace, I $750. Vernier 2 bed- - 639 3 319 hid month Includes UtiIIt- ~ 1096 Beaconsfield (up- 9,31 - -3487 garage, was er ry- . 1 .. arate basement with garage, separate utilit- . er. $850! month. Work les. year minimum «&\ . room lower, garage, per available): 2 bed. 2 story house 1 bed- (313)882-6240 h lease. 313-580-3188 washer! dryer. 1,~ ies. $825 per month, I'., air, appliances, refer- CARRIAGE house on rooms beautifully re-' , orne square feet plus atticl plus security. No pets, ences, no pets. model~d heat includ- room, cute, . clean. (313)824-2231 AFFORDABLE town- Lakeshore: 7 rooms, 2 I ' OJ.," bedrooms, 1 bath, ga- ~arage. Non-allergen- please. (313)418- i (313)881-3149 ed, $695. (313)510- Water, appliances, 607 Neff, Village, 2 bed: house rentals in IC. Includes lawn care, 4351 rage, appliances in- laundry. No pets. Grosse Pointe $875/ month. O134 $575. Showing by ap- ~o?m upper, 1 ~~th, cluded. $1,2001 $850 Neff, two bedroom, . liVing room dIning Woods. 2 bedroom, 1 (313)640-1857 PARK, waterfront, one across park. New car- month. (313)884-2814 1100 block Maryland, polntment. 1409 Lake- r I'd h bath Clean well bedroom, English cot- pet, paint, air. Nice. pointe, Gross.e_.Pointe com, enc oSe $po1ooorcI' mai~tained 'central tage, secluded. nice lower 2 bedroom, o~ .., /~i ~H::..,n '7l:Di garage" I CHARMING 1 bedroom GROSSE Pointe City, 1 (313)574-9561 , nil'\.. ,\...I IU/'-'LV , '"'v, h . a'l" .....-L...n "A'"'"",,,' "J..... $1.0751 month, utilit- appliances, garage, . -- , mont" Non-smoking, !., IA111,r. i 0<;\ ....'1. ;-.- upper ifi the Pa~t\, off- bedroom condo. A:r; street parking, laun. appliances, laundry, ies included. 1 bedroom condo apart- water included. No 299-Aivar(i::-2'bedroom no pets (248)879- pets.. $825. Call for pets. Nonsmoking. . 1650 appointment, dry. $GOO including storage. No pets! (313)822-9650 ment, Harper Woods. lower, all appliances, (248)848-1150 ----- electric. Cat- friendly. smoking. Includes Walk to St. John's. $600 month! security. central air, $1,200 852 Beaconsfield, bright SPACIOUS 3 bedroom (313)884-9278, or heat & water, $675. $5751 month. (586)419- 7542 plus utilities. & attractive 2 bed- BEACONSFIELD 1367, upper. Outstanding klightbody crajn,com (313)610-2126 (586)323-3302 .- (313)881-2593. room lower in quiet 4 2 bedroom upper, no 0 kitchen, appliances, 1100 Sq. 2 bedroom, for pictures. ft., unit building. Excellent smoking! pets. Updat. dishwasher. Waybuml - hardwood floors, pri- HARCOURT- Beautifully Jefferson. $750. 1 bedroom, Beacons- 3 bedroom upper on condition. Off- street ad kitchen, bath, win- COMPLETELY renovat- vate washer! dryer, remodeled through. (313)886-1924 field, Grosse Pointe Somerset, hardwood parking, laundry & ap- dows. Dishwasher, ed- 2 bedroom lower. Park, air, heat. $600. deluxe cablel modem! floors. Base":,ent, ga- pliances, no pets, washer, dryer. $7501 out. Numerous ameni- Near the Village. New ties. $1,250 upper or SPACIOUS upper $850 (313)886-8058 t.v. package included. rage, water Inclu~. $625. (313)885-9468 month plus utilities. kitchen, all applian- $1,450 lower. & lower $950, 2- 3 $650 (248)249.6592 $850 plus secunty.. Available August. ces, hardwood floors. (313)821-1753 bedrooms, 1 car ga- 101& Lakepointe. Spa- (313)822-0117 870 ~ottingham ..Freshly (313)204-3524 $850. Call Bill, rage. 1402 Somerset. 1328 Waybum. Beauti- paInted. 4 unit build- cious, 3 bedroom, (313)882-5200 586-n1-6340 lower flat. Carpeted, ful, spacious, 2 bed- 330 Rivard. 2 bedroom ings. Spacious 2 bed- DUPLEX, cozy 2 bed- NEAR Village, 2 bed------appliances, garage, room. central air, upper. Hardwood room upper with bal- room remodeled. Air, NEFF, 3 bedrooms. room lower. Garage, VERY pretty 1 bedroom updated kitchen. washer, dryer, pari(- floors, no pets. $8501 cony. $6251 month. basement, garage. $995. Walk to the Vil- lawn. snow. $795. lower, non smoking, $7901 month. ing. No smoking! pets. month. Heat inctuded. 586-212-0759, or 313- $800.' (586)286-5693 Jage. All appliances. september 1. no dOg8. $4901 month (313)0417-0966 $600. (313)n9-1010 586-53()..1072 567-4144 before 2pm. (313)595-1219 (313)881-4306 (313)331-7330

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(313)885- section 8 welcome. with oak flooring. 0ver100kJng the en, private yard, quiet room, 2 1/2 bath, bath, reception area, eludes luxury confer- 281l:f {Hl0)6~ $5001 month. Includes Grosse Pointe Hunt street, :c! DeOrooms family room. Tri~level. sunken conference ence room, modem EAST E r h V'II heat & water. Credit Club. $2,~ month. up, 1 down, section 8 $2,450 month. Avalla- room with built in kitchen, receptionist. TROMBLEY, Spacious be utifu~ IS . I a98 check. (586)n4~2342 (313)882-0154 ok. $9001 month. 313- ble late September. shelving, kitchen, Other amenities avail- 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 a ,SpaCIOUS. 2 --,------415-0588 (313)882..Q154' baths, family room bedroom lower, apph- EDGEWOOD Terrace, FURNISHED 2 bedroom bathroom, storage. able. Law office of with fireplace, base- ancas and garll~ ln~ St. Clair shores, 9 home, .1 1/2 blocks ADORABLE recently Approximately 2,000 John C. Car1isle, ment. !Jaraoe. central ~Iuded. $6001 month. Mile/ HarDer area. i, from Village, new &p- ~pd~~ed ~ .b~r??m, SQ. ft. Metered parking (313)884-6nO air. $1300 plus securi- AlSO: 1 DeOroom, Spacious '1 bedroom, pliances, air, utilities & rr8smy pSlmea. very ".1-bed--rOO-m-co-n-d-o,-ne-a-ravailable In back lot. - ty. (313)331-0903 $5701 month. newly remodeled. cable included. Month clean. 4367 N~ff. St. John Hospital. Ap- $3,000. Shown by ap- SMALL office! art stu.. ___ .. ,____ (~48)588-5796 Carpet throughout, all to month, $1,BOO. $7501 month. Section pllances Included. polntment, Jim Saros dio. 550 square feet. TWO bedroom upper. HAVERHILL~ large 1 new appliances, (313)882-2154 8 ok. 313-415-0588 Freshly painted. Agency, (313)886- 20801 Lennon, Harp- 451 St. Clair. Living bedroom upper, all washer/ dryer, Central GROSSE Pointe Farms MOROSSI 1-94. 3 bed. (586)566.9435 9030 er Woods. $4001 room 't ~ining II roo~, utilities included, ca- air and carport. Heat, Sharp 3 bedroom. 1,5 room. bungalow, cen. GATED high rlset studio -2--03--'-IO---HAI~I'. Harp'or month plus deposit. new k I c en, a app 1- ble, $600. (313)204- water included. ~ust bath. Updated granite tral air, laundry room, ~'t'''' (313)881.4377 aoces, garage. $825. 5216 see to appreciate. kitchen & baths, oak no basement. Section on Detroit River. Wood •. Uw-r aul"" 2 _.,....".,_,, _ (313)506~5340 ~-,------$5501 mo th 8 okay $7951 month Spectacular view, 500 room, 300 ''1. tt. . MUST see 1 to 3 bed-' n. floors, air, 3 car. . . sq. ft. All appliances $425/ m(Hlth, lm~lud~~ VILLAGE office s~ace 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX room flats in Alter! Jef- (586)598-9890, $1,8001 month. D & H __(586)709-4~31 . air conditioning. $6251 haat. l.PfU~~, tor ront. Two offices DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY farson area. Hard- (586)405-7104 Properties, (248)737- RADNOR in Detroit, de- month includes heaV (~H3)884-7575 ftvallable .. Professio- 19505 Moross, 2 bed- wood floors, off street LITTLE lake front loft. 4002 sirable 2 bodroom water. 24 hour valet -----.-._---.-.--- ... - nft!, quiet, Includes all room duplex. All appli- parking. Starting at No smoking! no pets. GROSSE Pointe bungalow. Clean, up- parking. (313)823- 2ND floor, 1,430 sq. ft.. utilities, and parking. ances, garage. $650 $5001 ~onth. 313- $475 plus electric. Woods, 2 bedroom dated. New windows, 8356 5 rooms, private, qul- 313.882-0420. plus security. 331.6180 (586)468-0733 ranch, 2168 Roslyn, appliances. $600 plus LAKESHORE Village, 2 et, easy freeway Be- 711 VACATION -RENTALS (586)764-3825 y NEbWdLY renovated - 2 -S'-T-. C-L-A'-I-R-S-H-O-R-e-S--freSodhlPflainted,$hgaOOrd-utilities. Available im- bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, cess. Available Sap- flORIDA - 5095 Bishop, 2 bedroom e room upper. 3 96 9 HARPER WOODS wo oors, mediately.1 (248)361- basement, swimming tember 1st. $875/ upper near Cadieux! Buckingham. All hard- EASTPOINTE! month. (313)415-0588 3637 pool, club house. Ex. month plus deposit. NAPLES, Florida, 2 East Warren. Monthly w~od floors, new 1 & 2 bedrooms GROSSE Pointe ---.------cellent condition. No (313)881-4377 bedroom plus den, 2 rent, $650. Shown by pamt,month, garage.plus utilities.$6001 available. "'foods, St. John Hos- SHAR P 3 bedroom du- smo k'lng, no pets. baths, Cedar Ham- appointment, Jimco References required. $595-$6951 month pltal ~rea. ~ bedroo.m plex on Sioux (dead $800/ month. 313- A buck & a truck. $1 for mock Golf Club. Avail- Properties, (313)884- (313)885-4685 No smoking! pets. colomal With family end street) near Ca- 821-0366 1st month ($200 after) able December, Janu- 6861 '"---- The Blake Company room. $1,200 par dieuxl Warren. Appli- LAKESHORE Village- 2 moves you into an ex- ary, March. $3,2001 ------POINTE Manor Apart- (313)881-6882 month. (313)884-7000 ances included, $7001 bedroom, 1,000 sq. ft. ecutive office with month. (313)881-2970 6

c " ment. 1060 Alterl Jef- HARPER W d 3- 4 month, plus month de- condo on Nautical parking, lobby, kitch. ferson. 1 bedroom, 00 s, . en. 20490 Harper, ., 723 VACATION RENTALS $440. Studio, $370. bedrooms, sl~gle posit. Call 248-569- Mile. $825. (313)506- (313)881-4929 MICHIGAN 903 Alter, nice 3 bed- All utilities. 313-331- $1300, Farms 3 bed- home. Grosse POInte 47351 586-574-4151 _4_2_85 .__ . _ room duplex. laundry, 6971 or cell 586-292- room, 1.5 bath, air, schools. $9501 ~.~nth for appointment. Ref- LAKESHORE Village. 2 Harper at Vernier CASEVILLE~ private parking, fireplace. 3189 near school, shop- plus utlltles. erences and credit will bedrooms, hardwood Near 194. Deluxe suite lakefront homes. $675. (313)823-9051 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX ping, clean, 313-881- (586)739-7283 be checked. floors, fresh paint, of office(s) with unusual Booking now summer S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY 9687 HARPER Woods, Loch- newer kitchen, partly amenities. 1,600 sq. ft. weeks! fall weekends. AL TERI Charlavoix- 1 -- moor, Grosse Pointe finished basement. Priced rightl 989.874-5181, bedroom. $400 in- 2 bedroom duplex, large 1813 Oxford, Grosse schools, 3 bedroom, 1 $975. (313)580-2522 Mr. Stevens cludes heat, applian- kitcnen, large living Pointe Woods. 3 bed- I b h 0 ft ------(313)886-1763 OLFC102bvcLnet room, full basement. room. 2 car garage. 11~ at r' 1,20 ~q. . 22520 Trombley, 3 bed. RIVIERA Terrace on the ------ces, parking. Availa- All appliances, air $1,195. 810-499.4444 a app lances, car room, bath, base- Nautical Mile, mid- -IN-O-IV--I-O-U-A-L-p-riv-a-te-o-f-HARRISVilLE beach- ble now (313)885- nditioning, newly garage, $1,0001 ment, garage. Win. level one bedroom f S' front on Lake Huron. 0031 co ------month Purchase d D ice space. tartlng at decorated. Fenced in 2025 Stanhope. 3 bed. '1 bl 586321 ow treatments. e- end unit includes ap- $1751 month. Includes 1-3 bedroom units. 'ous, qUI'- yard. $8251 month, rooms. Air condition- aval a e. - - posit, (586)791-2534 pliances, heat, central '1'. d rk' $ $ BRIGHT, spac/ 0318 broker utlltles an pa mg. 375- 1000 weekly. et, clean 2 bedroom, security bond. Imme- ing, finished base- ' . ------air, pool, clubhouse, l' 5864395114 S d S d , app lances.. garage, d'late occupancy. ment . Gro"'se'" POI'nte HARPER Woods- 2 BEAUTIFUL Lake St. $7501 month. John- www.Vector-PM.comNoB.lr1m, • - . atur ay to atur ay $600. Buckingham! (586)263-5875, schools. $1,2501 bedroom ranch. Laun- Clair waterfront home, stone & Johnstone, on. nng on y In- Mack. (313)886-1924 (313)886-4281 month. (313)343-0622 dry room. $8001 plus deep canal, 2 (313)884-0600 M-A-C-K1-F-is-he--r,-a-ppr-ox-i-ens. Reduced rates month. Section 8 ok. bedroom, 2 bath, mately 1,400 sq. ft. begin September. CADIUXI M-ack, 1 bed- 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 3 bedroom, 1. 5 bath, 2 (586)709-4331 large kitchen, sun- Available soon. $15 (313)882-8145 or room, new floors, air carport, basement, car detached garage/ ------room, 2 car garage. sq. ft. (586)468-0733 www,pretty-lake.cQm conditioning, laundry, laundry. $850 deck, air. Nice quite SMALL home on 1365 $1,2501 month. 1n32 Mack, great City ready. $500. (248)816-9410 week- street behind St. John Wayburn. Appliances (313)821-0165 of Grosse Pointe loca- 716 OHICE ICOMM£RCIAL 7'J6 OFFICE/COMMERClAL (313)882-4132 days or (248)763- Hospital. Grosse included. $7EOI month tion. Popular neigh- . FOR RENT fOR RENT 1584 Pointe Schools. $1,000 plus security. COZY, cottage style, se- boring businesses al- CLEAN, quiet, upper CLEAN large 1 bed- per month. Scott (313)884-9060 eluded 2 bedroom, low increased visibili- flat. 5041 Bishop: .~se room.' New carpet! ap- (313)303-9179 SUNNINGDALE in the hardwood floors, all ty. Approximately ~~ (313)884~7000 of laundry. No utilities. pliances. Free heat. ------~ Woods 4000 sq ft appliances included. 2 1,200 sq. ft., kitchen- Prefer one pers~n. $545/ month. First 4 bedroom, 3 full baths, Fully f~rni~hed or' un: car garage, $780 plus ette, bathroom, large COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS FOR LEASE $600 plus secunty. month free. leave Open. Sunday 12 to 5. security, references & main area can be con- Grosse Pointe Park 900 sq, ft, St. Clair Short'S 1.000 sq. fr. (313)510-4470 message. (313)884- 1091 ~kepointe, furnished. English Tu- credit a must. figured to your needs. Grosse Pointe Park 1,724 sq, fto St. Calif Shores 2,000 sq. -to' 'St. Jo""n'Hos- '~'4~,., '..i',:"'(,\ ..':O;~1 G58ro6s_~,_,_~notePark. dor. (313)882-0154 {~)~50-6099 ,$1,5001. ,m,Ql'lth. fro CLO Groae Pointe Park 2,071'"1' ft . ..,~ 1\ '''''lI "''''''~,'';'' ,', ';:"".''"''''''"' (313)610~17oo . R05c:villc: 3.000 54.1. fto pttaf,-Morossl Harper ST, Clair Shores, 2 bed- --,------HOUSES for rent from _ Gro~ Pointe 900 sq. ft. Eas[poimc: 1,500 sq. ft. area, 2 bedroom, no room condo, Harper! 414 Neff. Four bedroom, $800- $1 1001 month. HARPER Woods- lot Grosse Pointe 1,162 sq. ft. pets. $700! month Masonic. Appliances, 2 1/2 bath. Air condi- CAOIUX and Morass, 2 All appli~nces. Free 40x 100. Building 20x Eastpointe 4.320 sq. fl. Grosse Pointe 3,500 sq. ft. plus security & credit basement, carport. tioned, two car ga- and 3 bedroom, new lawn service. Animals 50, 1,000 sq. ft. Of- Sterling Heights 1,500 sq. ft. Grosse Pointe Farms 1,600 sq. ft. check. Call after 9am, $700 plus security. rage. $1,400 floors, garage. $625. considered. ficel take out. Detroit 8385 sq. ft. (248)891-6519 (586)770-2511 (313)884-6451 (313)882-4132 (586)776-1553 (313)882-8852 Grosse Pointe Woods 2,015 sq. ft.

907 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Some Classifications are not required by law to be licensed_ 916 CARPET INSTALLATION Plea•• check with proper Stat. Agency to verlfr lIeen••• CHAS. F. JEFFREY GARY'S Carpet Serv- Basement ice. Installation, re- Waterproofing 907 BASEM'ENT 907 BASEMENT stretching. Repairs. 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK 912 BUILDING/REMODELING 912 BUILDING /REMOOELING - 40+ Yrs. Experience WATERPROOfiNG WATERPROOFING Carpet & pad availa- -Outside -Inside Method ble. 586-228-8934 -Walls Straightened R.L. Basement ALL masonry work- NATIONAL Restoration- FINISH carpentry, & Braced Waterproofing Tuckpoint, chimney, Masonry restoration Kitchenl bathroom reo JARVIS Custom Floors •Foundations STREMERSCH • Lifetime Warranty bricks, block, stones . specialists. licensed! modeling. Additions. Inc. Carpet, vinyl, ce- • Inside & Outside Work insured, best Grosse reasonable rates. Li- Underpinned BASEMENT • Free Inspections & Estimates Lay patio slate. Ce~ ramic tile. Sales, serv- -licensed & Insured WATERPROOFING American Water Systems ' ment steps. Reinforce Pointe references. censed, insured. M&E ice, installation. Car- -w;. do il righllh. jil'tllilrlt- (248)318-0609 Custom Builders. pet pad & labor $91 313-882-1800 WALLS REPAIRED Since 1971 house foundations. (586)776-9398 110'11l'II'lil/\- I 'II "I yard and up. Next day STRAIGHTENED 011 Free 800~90()'7 References. 586-779- INCORPORATED installation available. Don't Know Who ALLWORK GATES Construction. 7619 20 years experience. To Call? .. - 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK Decks, treated Trex (313)88&0520 Don't Be Intimidated GUARANTEED llONiID&1NSURFD All work guaranteed. -BRICK, STONE Ie cedar. Kitchens base- By High Pressure LICENSED 30+ Years Experlencel f!!l Dave, (586)822-8143. SEMI. retired mason. ments, restorations. Salesman - For an -Concrete -Porches CEMENT WALKWAYS &~B ..~ 313-884- 7139 50+ years experience. Licensed, Insured. 918 CEMENT WORK t!J2aw Answer Call -BRICK REPAIRS SERVING COMMUNITY -Chimneys Licensed! insured. (586)774-3797 ~& Rebuild I Repair -TUCK POINTING JAMES KLEINER 36 YEARS Reasonable. We do C.ornmercW JAMES Kleiner- Con- Basement Steve Kleiner -STONE PORCHES New York flagstone. KirdlCD e a.hs crete, masonry, base- Waterproofing THOMAS KLEINER (586)215-4661 RETAINING WALLS PORCHES (586)772-3223 R«i-Roorm - AddiU. ment waterproofing. Inside or Outside BASEMENT (810)765-8602 -RE-BUILDING Serving the Pointes Method WATERPROOFING PORCHES eBwailtidS AFFORDABLE light ma- PORCHES WHEr~ you want it done Si&:Iq. since 1976. "You get Walls Straightened -Digging Method We do It all c..as sonry. Save on tuck- A SPECIALTY right... the first time, what you pay for". & Braced (313)640-1700 •\t'"JDdaws 313-885-2097, 586- Footings Underpinned -All New Drain Tile pointing, brick re- Call Paul Gagnier Ma- Doom Wade -een.u 552-8441 Drainage Systems -Light Weight 10Aslag placements, mortar CHARLES F, JEFFREY sonry, (586)243-8507. Yorkshire Building -Roofing color matching. Esti- (313)882-1800 Referred by Grosse All Concrete & Masonry stone backfill & Renovation JIM'S Custom Con- mates. Current refer. Pointe New Comers Licensed & Insured -Spotless Cleantp Additions, kitchen, baths crete- Licensed, insur- ences. Every job I do -~----. -- Club 10 Year is a reference. Mike, JAMES Kleiner Mason- whole house 914 CARPENTRY ed concrete work. Transferable Guarantee .Walls Straightened & (313)884-0985. ry, Basement water. renovations. Steps, porches reo Owner - Operated Braced or Replaced 917 BUILDING/REMODElING Licensed & Insured paired & new. ALL brick work, chirrl- pr?Ofing, concrete. (313)885-2097 -Foundations (313)881 ..3386 FINISHED carpenter, (313)884-7316 ney, porches, tuck- Bnck, block, fl~gstone. BRIDGEVIEW Con- mouldings, book pointing. Free esti- porches, chimneys, ZJS Construction! re- M3 Concrete. concrete, ~- (586)552-8441 -BrickU~~:~r:~: Work struction Company. shelves, mantles, Providing Dry mates, reasonable. walls, patios, walks, modeling. Any project, stamped concrete, Complete building and doors, finish base- Basements since 1976 -20 Years Experience Chimnee Cricket, borders, expert tuck free estimates. Call brick, block, water- remodeling services. ments. Quality work- EVERDRY BASEMENT .10 Year Transferable (586)772-8470 pointing. Limestone Zachary (313)515- proofing. licensed, in- " Licensed & insured. , " 7027 or (248)304- manship. Doug, 586- WATERP~OOF!NG Guarantee rAstoration. serving sured, Brian, 586-481- (248)656-26-,9. 129u 764" i475 - Free Inspections -Drainage Systems COLI. YO~rAd- the Pointes since 3538 • Free Estimates Installed (313)882-1'00 ext.3 1976. Licensed. Insur- • Licensed - Bonded licensed & Insured ed.(313)885-2097, 918 CEMENT WORK , 918 CEMfNT WORK 918 CEMENT WORK 918 CEMENT WORK "- I\linte N

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Free Estimat .. plumbing, carpentry, equipment. Senior eiti- 1105 gutters, and power 11/1'11 I 'II'HI' \ I 'II "I planting, pruning. (734 )676~6723, Cornmercial/Residential flooring, painting. Ce- z!,n discounts. .Free . •... washing. Fully insu.r- INCORPORATID Windows, fight paint- (734)231-5694 Code Violations ramic tile. Anything pick up and delivery. ~... ed. References avall------_ .• ing & moving, more. big or small. Home or 586-447-~702. $5. off, . able. 313995-0339 COMPLETE VITO'S cement- aggre- Service Upgrade e.e.. (313)377-1467 ROOFING gate, stamped, brick Renovations business. Kitchens, ~ . a.....A ...... ~ ....I_ "....,._ ------~.n ....r~II~I,.. ~_..I nw __ SERVICE •• .-o.tOvl'uUlv nen". ....""1'''''-1.''.'''1 at IU r~Iv ....- p,.....~ work, porches, patios, baths, basement i6-; .•. , i i • '. RESiDENTiAL driveways, garage erty Maintaining. Trim- modeling. Licensed. I.TiYtIAI*i1f'-E~ce..'...... ALL PRO ROOFING liirJ COMMERCIAL floors. (313)527-8935 ming, weeding, edg- Native Grosse Point- 2 Girls and. a Paint ...•, (~~::r_~ ,. Professional Roofs S & J ELECTRIC ing, planting, cultivat- er, 313-438-3197, Brush. Quality work, * Gutters" Siding TEAR-OFF 919 (HIMNEY ClEANING Residential ing, fertilizing, clean- 586-773-1734 reasonable rates. Ref- ,. New" Repairs RESHINGLE Commercial ups. Housecleaning, --1------CALL Bud for home re- erences. (586)943- i I 1:.,v"N~ Reasonable I Reliable CERTIFIED No Job Too Small basement, garage, at- pairs. Painting, car- 7517 ~." /JI6'., 29 years in Business APPLICATiONS OF: 313..885..2930 tic organizing and Licensed! Insured SAFE FLUE Pentry, plumbing re------.--- OJ Karoutsos MODIFIED SINGLE much more. Afforda- BRATTON Painting- in. John Williams PLY CHIMNEY SERVICE 934 FENCES pairs, etc., 313-882- terior and exterior. PAinTinG, ble hourly rates. Free (586)776-5167 FLAT ROOFING • Chimney Cleaning 5886 Residential! commer- COM PAN Y • Caps and consultation & esti- SYSTEMS MODERN FENCE FATHER & son, honest! cial. Faux finishes. INTlRlOR a IXTIRiOR Covering the Polntes! .' Screens mates. Call Jeff, VENTS White Cedar Specialists (313)884-9335 dependable. 20 years Drywall, plaster re- Tear offs, Reshingle, J ~ Installed =::t~wrfNQ GU1TERS ;" • Mortar and Serving the Grosse Roof Repairs experience. Carpen- pairs. Wallpaper re- PAlIUTlMATiS ,~ K&K LAWN & SHRUB REPAIRS \. Damper Pointes since 1955 Carpentry, SERVICES, INC. try, painting, electrical, moval. 586- 779-6651, LlCI_D & INlUUD Repair Automatic Gate Opener Chimney Repair LICENSED - INSURED Complete Landscape plumbing, basement 586-872-9832 SUPERIOR PREPARATION - Anirnal Removal 29180 Gratiot, Roseville Excellent References t Certified Master Sweep Services finishing, treel shrub -B-R-'A-N-'-S-P-A-I-N-T-IN-G- AND CRAFTSMANSHIP 586)776-5456 Free Estimates 886-0520 Lawn Cutting, trimming. Hauling, (588)778-9619 • I TOM TRffZER power washing. Professional painting, Licensed I Insured t Clean-Ups Grosse Pointe Woods interiorl exterior. 30 Years Experience I (313)882 ..5169 Sod, Seeding, FREE GUTTER GUARD resident. Chris, 313- Specializing all types 313-850-8386 W/PURCHASE OF FLOOR sanding and fin- Shrub & Tree 408-1166 painting, caulking, ROOF a r 920 CHIMNEY REPAIR ishing. Free esti- Trimming I Removals, window glazing, Flat Roof SEAMLESS GU'ITERS mates. Terry Yerke, Pavers, Walls, ]:I2m,Maintenance plaster repair. ALL brick work, chim- 586-823-7753 Fertilization, Center E rt d/ Specialist ; ( A Senior's Friend xpe gol allver leaf. Over 30 Years Exp. ney, porches, tuck------.--- Gutter Cleaning, All work guaranteed. dO~I~G pointing. Free esti- Power Washing Handyman service Fully Insured! Free Estimates SlbISC' GI:'J''fIJl.S mates, reasonable. G & G FLOOR CO. Topsoil, Mulch & Stones No job too small! Free Estimates and Licensed ~Guarantees 29522 Little Mack, Installed & Delivered We can do it all! Reasonable Rates, call: (313)372-7784 Roseville, MI 48066 Chirnnee Cricket, Wood floors only VISA! MC / DISCOVER 313-467-2850 586..778-2749 FREE ESTIMATES (586)772-8470.___ 313-885-0257 FREE ESTIMATES RR CODOENS or 586..822-2078 586~445-6455 J & J Floors of distinction Licensed & Insured PAYftIIlDPI Family since 1924 HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE 800-459-6455 CHIMNEY since 1964. (313)417-0797 DINO'S Painting. Interi- Re-Roofs - Tear Offs WWW.JJROOFING.COM Bob Grabowski --.------"Small 110me Repairs Shake Shingle Tear Ofts SYSTEMS, INC. Founder I President MYERS maintenance- -Gutter Cleaning' Repair. orl exterior. Professio- .Small Roof Repairs nal service. Over 22 Chimeny Repair 971 TELEPHONE MICH. lIC. # 71-05125 Licensed, Insured lawn cutting, garden- (313)886-5565 Chimneys repaired, Free Estimates ing, shrub trimming, .Plumblng Repairs years. Best prep work INSTALLATION -TV Antenna Removal before any painting- Licensed Builder rebuilt, re-Iined, We supply, install, sand, fertilizing. (586)226- TROUBLESHOOTING- "Siding & Deck 'nstallatlon staining. All work Insured Gas flues re-lined. stain and finish wood ~2_7_57_~ __ ._. _ telephone outlets, wir- Insured guaranteed. Grosse Cleaning. Glass Block. floors, new & old. SPRINKLER mainte- ing, repairs, cable, lor more inlormatio Pointe references .. Yorkshire Building Certified, Insured Specializing in nancs and repair. 588-774..078 - & Renovation computer. Please call 248-761-7562 9S7 PLUMBING & (586)795 ..1711 Glitsa finish. Over 10 years experi- All types of for appointment, INSTAllATION JAMES Kleiner Base- (586)778-2050 ence. Call Dave 946 HAULING & MOVING ERIC'S PAINTING Roofing Gutters, 313 882.2079 rnent Waterproofing, Visa, Discover & (313)343-9739 Interior I Exterior Downspouts, Siding masonry, concrete .. 25 Master Card accepted TEE,'s Lawn Sprinklers. AAA Hauling. Rubbish Repairing damaged DAN ROEMER Licensed & Insured years. Licensed. In------.----- Repairs & selVice. In- removal, appliances, plasterl drywall, cracks, PLUMBING (313)881 ~3386 AAA complete baths, sured. (313)885-2097, GASKIN Floor Sanding stallations. Work done backyards, garages, peeling, caulking, Repairs, remodeling, kitchens, tile design. (586)552-8441 & Refinishing. Natural, by owner. Prompt, efu houses, etc. Dump- window glazing, 25 years experience. sters available. power wash, fixtures installed. CIIUCK'S ROOFING staining, repair, lay- ficient service since Copper repipes. Licensed, insured. 925 DECKS/PAnOS y (586)778-4417 repaint aluminum siding. It SIDING ing. 18 ears et,Xpetri- 1988. (586)783-5861 Sewers and drains. Joe of Hallmark Re- ence. Free es Ima e. ----~-.-._- Insured. Guaranteed. l.ftOO.rl£W-ROOF Licensed and insured. modeling. (313)510- PATIO! deck installa- 10% off. (586)722- TlC to your garden APPLIANCE REMOVAL G.P. References (639-7663) 0950 tion, repair. Full serv- 3370, or (586)777- beds. Weeding, clean~ Garage, yard, (313)884-9443 (586)772-2614 Free EsUmates BUDGET BATH ice, cleaning/ sealing. 1982 ing, cultivating and basement, cleanouts. Free Estimates Licensed/Insured STARTING $4,995 Decks like new! Pa------more. Can (313)881- Construction debris. Licensed & Insured vers.313-220-1061 MICHIGAN Wood Floor 3934 Wheeled dumpster FIREFIGHTER! Paint- DIRECT Will not be undersold. Sanding- Refinishing. rental. Free estimates. ers. Interiorl exterior. PLUMBING 929 DRYWAll/PLASTERING Joe Mancuso, owner. . 944 GUTTERS Residential. Power 25 years experience. MR. B'S 313-882-3096 & Marble & granite Grosse Pointe resi- 586-759-0457 washing, wall wash- "AA plaster/ dry wall. dent. Warehouse: ARE your gutters clut- ing. Free estimates. DRAIN tops included. " ';"', Water damage. 25 ::'19395""Ven' "Dyke.. tet'Eid? ~-Call~Gutter m rrtr~r~!f/' 888"8SS7. I,' riE;~JaJi' years experience. Li- 1(800)606-1515 Boyz, (586)431~1120. - * Free Estimates censed, insured. Joe ------, Beginning at $25. HORIZON Painting. tile and installation. 0\ Hallmark Remodel- PRIMA Floors, LLC. Free estimates Reasonable rates, *Full Product Warranty $8.001 square foot. ing. (313)51 0-0950 Hard~ood sp~cialists. . best results. Interior, *Senior Discount (586)nS-9398 ------New Installation. Re- exterior, residential, ANDY Squires. Plaster- finishing. Guaran- commercial. Wallpa- * References 977 WALL WASHING Ing & drywall. Stucco teed! Ray Parrinello per removal. Drywall *AII Work Guaranteed repair, Spray textured (586)344-7272 Local & repair. Power wash- MADAR Maintenance. ceilings. (586)755- Long Distance ing. 586-776-3796, MICHAEL HAGGERTY Hand wall washing. 943 LANDSCAPERS/ Lie. Master Plumber Windows too! Free 2054 "0"" I"WHO\I"IJ~1 586-506-2233 ----- GARDENERS . Agent for estimates & referen- PLASTER repairs, INCORPORAfED ~' AAA Jason Pallas Land- Global Van Unes I & L Painting & Dec0~ EMIL THE ces.313-821.2984 painting. Cheap! No (313)88&0520 scaping since 1979. rating. Complete inte- PLUMBER I job too small! Call UCE'lSID &:INSURED rior/ exterior, excellent Father & Sons ~~ 981 WINDOW WASHING anytime. Insured. Professional lawn maintenance, land- tile work & all granite Since 1949 (586)774-2827 &~~.~ counter tops. Nick BILL------TONY CALL Mr. Squeegee to- scaping, complete de- GENTILE day! Get clean win- SUPERIOR Plastering & (810)874-2002, home MASTER PLUMBERS sign and installation. Raida.!t& dows without breaking Painting. Plaster, dry- (586)752-5492 or COlUmeraal • (586)771-6938 313..a82-OO29 ROOFING INC 811-'100 the bank or your back. wall, custom painting, - Large and Small Jobs i (313)574-0323 KidJms - :&abs I will do your windows, water damage. Insur- - Pianos (our JOHN'S PAINTING L.S. Walker Company. Since 1940 ~. Rec-Rooms - Mdirioos specialty) gutters, and power ed, (313)885-6991 ARBORISTI Certified. Interior- Exterior Plumbing, repairs & -Be,antl. - Appliances eTearoffs washing. Fully insur- Five Season's Tree Sdin2- Guaas • SatIJrday, Sunday faux finishes. drains. Reasonable! I 930 ELECTRICAL SERVICES Service. Trimming, re- Specializing in repairing (586)784-7100, -Expert Repairs ed. References avail- -\VJDdows Service able. (313)995-0339 moving, stumping. Dooa-QmmrWmk damaged plaster, (313)705-7568, pager. -Custom Copper (586)415-0153. Univer- 24th year. George • Senior Discounts I •Roofin drywall & cracks, (586)713-'5316, cell. FAMOUS Maintenance. sal Electric. Older Sperry, ownerl opera- peeling paint, window -Gutters Licensed & insured Owned & Operated i home specialists. Cir- tor (586)255-6229 since 1943. Wall I By John Steininger puttying, caulking, -Siding & Trim i cuit breaker boxes, 945 HANDYMAN washing! carpet ,I 11850 E.Jefferson paint aluminum siding. ( outdoor plugs, re- CLEAN up your yard. Licensed • Insured cleaning. 313-884- i MPS(-ll9675 All work guaranteed , cessed lights, addi- Weed, trim, bush re- AM handyman. Grosse Reasonable Rates ~ 4300. Licensed - Insured ROSS Plumbing & Pip- 313-884-1602 tions, all types of elee- moval, planting and Pointe resident! na- G. P. Reference ing Systems. Com- Free Estimatee FOUR Season's Win~ I trical work. Licensed, more. Jungle Jeff, tive, Expert, builder, Licensed/Insured FREE ESTIMATES plete plumbing serv- dow Cleaning. insured, owner ope rat- (313)478-5808 electrician, carpenter, Free estimates i ed, -O-A-V'-E-'S-Tr-e-e-&-S-h-ru--bpainter, plumber. ices! Waterproofing! _ Storms! screens. f Senior Discount ) . Your problem solver. 949 JANITORIAL SERVI(ES excavating. Residen- WE ACCEPT Commerciall residen- Tr.ee removall tri~- (313)882-0041 313-882-5038 tial. 30 years expe"ri- I 313-885 ..9595 mlng. 15 years expen- _ tial, commercial & I _I • ence, (586)755-9499 ! medical. License #81- ,",YL~i',,) . I TOMA enced. Free esti~ ABLE, dependable, ELITE Cleaning Compa- PAINTING, exterior, in- I 11353. Insured. Don't 1"/l;/Pil'7Il(';hil>i!i!IM/ij • MADAR Maintenance. mates. (586)216-0904 honest. Carpentry, ny. Unbelievable terior, 30 years expe- I pay too much for FOR YOUR Hand wash windows i ELECTRIC ---~------painting, plumbing, workmanship. Un- rience. References. Licensed Master Mario's Painting, overhead! (313)283- CONVENIENCE and walls. Free esti- I DERK Brown .Lawn electrical. If you have beatable prices. ;>. ',' Electrical Contractor ~prinkl~rs. Service ~ a problem, need re- paid cleanings, get (586)558-9803 1120 e-c ~~ Nr:WI p.,,() p-- mates & references. I '.," l Free Estimates installation. . Expen- pairs, any installing, 3rd free. 586-899- 313-821-2984. Code Violations enced, quality work. call Ron, (586)573- 8873 ! 9S4 PAINTING/DECORAHNG 9S4 PAINTING /DECORA TlNG 9S4 PAINTING/DECORATING 9 S4 PAINTING /DECOR ATlNG I Service Upgrade Insured. (586)774- 6204 1777 ~----- ____ ~ __ - FRANK'S Handyman Don't Forget: DOMINIC'S Service. Electrical, Call your ad. In Earlyl -~f:. STUMP plumbing, carpentry, l t/ R~MOVA.L painting & home in- Cla.slfied Adverti.ing APPROVED Electric, - CUSTOM PAINTINC - LLC. 586-552-8920 Qu!ck Service spections. Specializ- 313-882-6900 X 3 PLASTER REPAIRS Upgrades, remodels Since 1972 ing in small jobs. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR and more. All electri- Free Estimates/Insured (586)791-6684 o.-r.t IW1lc Newt P-O"" WATEf< DAMAGE & INSURANCE WORK cal needs, Don't get (586)445-0225 Specializing in InteriorlExterior Painting, We offer POWER WASHING & DECK STAINING 943 lANDSCAPERS/ 943 LANDSCAPERS / zapped! Call us, we'll MAC'S TREE ANO the best in preparation before painting and use only the be there in a snap! GARDENERS GARDENERS finest materials for the longest lasting resul1s. (313) 884-5784 .....1.. 1 SHRUB TRIMMING Lic'NMd • I"", .. d • AU W.. k WAIIIWft,d Classified. COMPLETE WORK Great Western people are quality minded and courteous. REASONABLE RATES Reasonable Rates Work For You HIGHER GROUND lANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMAnS. FUUY INSUREDf LICENSED To plac, an ad call: Quality Service Complete Landacape :11:1-886-7602 (313)882-6900 X 3 call Tom Design 8c Construction (586)7764429 -Brick Pavers -Retaining Walls ('~ f\:Jinlc Newt fJ-r () p.... .Planting -Lighting.-Free £Itimata

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From p~ge 2 and e-mail him at nathan.stein- [email protected]. The information the available options and finding in this column should not be con~ a program that meets the borrower's asset and income require. strued as an extension of credit or Beautifully, cozy, a winner ments. as an indication that every cus-' Nathan M. Steiner is a loan tomer is qualified for the products • Two bedrooms • 1\vo Full Baths • Hardwood Floors officer of Flagstar Bank and a mentioned. Homeowners and • Natural/Gas Fireplace. AllAppliances • Central Air. Laundry lifelong resident of Grosse Pointe homebuyers plea,se contact • Swimming Pool • Beautiful Courtyard • Double Securtty Farms. You may contact him at Nathan M. Steiner for guidance (31:J)886-1440 "'167y700 (866) 372-3221 or (313) 570-3121 specific to your situation.

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• Reduce interest rate 2.152ALURD Z0846HUNT CLUB . " GROSSE POINtE WOODS, Absolutely gorgeous 3 bedroom HARPER WooDSJGROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS. Lovely 3 bed- ~ ! • Get cash out brick home with 1,5 above ground baths has marble fireplace in 100m brick home: has new paint iJl.~jde,entry (uyer, Pella willllows. livil'lg room. hardwood floors. dining room with bay window, deck 1lIlY.'dirrn.,ISional roof in '02, fonnaI dining area, cireuit breakers. • Consolidate debt off family room. lovely remodeled kitchen wilh appliances, ciIcuil new copper plumbing in '00, central air. walk-in closel in ma.~ter breakers, copper plumbing, central air, newer roof. extra half balh bedroom, refinished hanlwood nOOOl. 1lIlY.'I,;L floor carpel. garage • Remodel your home in po'utially finished N...emenl and ~! One year homi: wamnty & more! Stove, frid~c and dishwa.o;het slay. Seller is providing a Ipolicy included. Asking $193.900. J one earbonJewamlllt, lic ,Askin $154.900. CONSTRUCTION • Owner/Builder ()nIut; • 1-and 2-time closings ~~nsTLJR rAn AAA '. , •... ~BANK 21 ,. ~ Real Estate, Inc. • Modular or stick-built. -_.'--;- '. , Notice: Programs available only to qllalified • Unlimited draws borrowers, Rates and programs subjecl to change FLO ABKE G.R.I. Associate Broker without notice. Underwriting terms and conditions apply, FHA",Federal Housing Administration. 313..884-6186 or 586-777-4242 Gl VA= Veterans Administration, Virtual tours: floabke.com • email: [email protected] , " 1LEHDEft.... - MEMBER FDIC

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800 HOUSES FOR SALE , 800 HOUSfS FO~ SALE 800 HOUSES. FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/ArTS/flATS 803 CONOOS/APTS/FLAT'S 80S FARMS GROSSE Pointe Farms. CO.OP apartment near LAKESHORE Village. HORSE Farm, 25 acres, Custom built 4 bed- Grosse Pointe One of the best, 2 paddocks, indoor are- room home on one of Woods. 1,000 sq. ft bedrooms, hardwood na, 60 minutes from the farms most private $260 monthly assess- floors, fresh paint, Grosse Pointe. Liz streets. 2 story en- ment. $50,000 By newer kitchen, partly (810)434-5148 Sine ...~ trance foyer with owner, (313)885-8247 finished basement for GMAC "~' office or playroom. ! 'J bridge overlooking CONDO, luxury living. (313)580-2522 807 INVESTMENT PROPERTY ACKyard living at it great room, cathedral Pointe Park Place. best... Archetucura ceilings, Portuguese Lake'pointe & East --_._----- 1312 Maryland- 61 6 du- LUXURY condo on Lake deck and elegan marble fireplace, Jefferson, Grosse plex. 3 car garage. St. Clair, spectacular home office overlook hardwood floOl's, teak Pointe Park. 3 bed- Separate basements view, includes its own ing spectacular gar parquet, marble en- rooms (master has & utilities. Currently marina & 45 ft. boat den. Grosse Point walk- in closet). Living rented. $159,000. Call trance floor, library, slip, completely updat- (586)292-0007 Park, 1374 Thre room with balcony. 1st floor master suite ed, 3,500 sq. ft., 3 Mile Drive. Approxi~ Two full bathrooms with fantastic bath, his bedrooms, 3 full 847 Beaconsfield. 4 mately 3,000 sq. ft., (Master has Jacuzzi). & her walk~ in closets, 802 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY baths, lots of storage, unit. Separate utilities, over $100,000 in im Laundry room, Foyer huge formal dining gated community. parking. Great invest- " provements. Horn " JUST under 200' on with closet. Natural ment. $285,000. Mar- room, lap pool, finish- 26041 Harbour Pointe has large, nicely dec Mack in Grosse gas fireplace, hard,. athon Roalty, 313- ed basement, etc. Drive, Harrison Town- orated new kitchen, Pointp. City. Send re- wood floors in kitchen. 410-5432. Dee Kremkowl Centu- ship on Jefferson. finished basement, Ii ply to P.D.Box 0409'1, Custom cabinets. All ry 21 AAA, 586-292- (586)792-3637 brary, second sto. C/O Grosse Pointe appliances, selected 808 WATERfRONT HOMES $498,900. Open Sun- walk-out deck. 4 bed 7522. News, 96 Kercheval, furniture, separate ga~ day 1pm- 4pm. rooms, 2 full, 2 hal GROSSE Pointe Grosse Pointe, MI rage, basement stor- baths. 3 car garag Woods, 21605 River 48236 age locker, 1,720 with attached 2 sto Road~ must seel 3 square feet. (313)823- shed. New driveway. bedroom, 1 1/2 bath 803 CONDOS(APTS/tlATS 8027 or (519)764- Excellent value; pric ranch. Finished base- 2267 .... $267,500 reduced to $479,000. 22229 , 1 Mile, St. Clair ment. Hardwood FOR sale! Available 2 & Desirable 250 feet deep lot. Shores, 1 unit condo floors. New roof. 3 bedroom townhous- Pine Ridge Villas. 313-417 -9027. Open available in 3 unit Large lot. $267,000. es. Ranges from Fraser, sharp ranch ARRISON Township. Sunday, 2- 4pm. complex built in 1993. condo, backs to peace- (313)88'1-2429, $401.00 to $408.00 2002 luxury town 2 bedrooms up, living ful wooded area, deck, house. 2,300 sq. ft, GROSSE Pointe Farms, (810)327.2226 week- per month. Williams- room, dining room cathedral ceiling in bedroom 2 1/2 baths. 484 Fisher. 3 bed. ends. burg, 32115 Harper, area, kitchen on main great room, fireplace. Gourmet kitchen. Ja room, 1 1/2 bath. Col. St. Clair Shores, Merrilat cabinets, ------floor. 2 full baths. cuzzi. $299,900. onial. Fireplace, hard. Large room sizes, ap- (586)293-4709 finished basement, centra! air. $168,500. (586)855-7221 wood floors, Thermo- .. ,proximately 1,300 HARPER Woods duplex pane windows. square feet. Full base- for sale- side by side, NEW Lake St. Clair- Fraser~awesome best view! Granite. $229,500, (313)433- ment, 2 car ports. 2 bedrooms, air, each. loft area overlooking 4,300 sq. $895,000. 5997 $137,900. Call New Living/ dining combi- ft. great room. Top of the (313)882-9431 Breed, (313)371. nation. Driveway and line appliances, silver SHORES- near Lake, 1999, or digital pager, tool shed. Partially fin- stone counters, large Jot. 4,900 sq. ft. (586)403-6055 ished basements. Ap- 4 skylites, custom deck, Don't Forget- " Marble, Terrazo. central air. 1,736 sq. ft. ". pliances. Great in- Call your ads in Earlyl $995,000. (313)882- GROSSE Pointe City, come property! $209,900. 9431 848 Neff, upper & low- ~eammartin.com Classified Advertising (810)714-4782 Re.ll ax Suburban er flats for sale. Great Classified Advertising Classifieds: 313-882-6900 x 3 Patricia Uribe 313..882-6900 X 3 an IDEA that sells! rent. $264,900. 586 ..262 ..5109 Graef R>im. N.ws P- (}p.-. (313)885-3926. GroIN 1\Mt. News Or.- I\)in(~ ~ .... P-r ()P-- fA-rr 0P-- 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 813 ~ORTHERN MICHIGA'N 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE HOMES . , HOMES HOMES

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813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 808 WATERFRONT HO~S HOMES NORTHERN Michigan- TRAVERSE City- Old perfect for physically Mission Peninsula. challenged. Three 330 feet shared West story elevator, two Bay frontage. 2,064 year old three bed- sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 2 room, three full bath bath home. Air, open end unit condo with .floor plan. Four sea- walk out basement son Cedar porch. 2 (pool table) on all 1/2 car garage. Sprin- sports lake with golf kler system. Many ex- course and private dock. Knotty pine, ap- tras. Wonderful vaca- pliances included, tion home. $347,900. great room with loft. 313-885-3353, 231- Sleeps ten comforta- 947-0568 bly. Three hours from Grosse Pointe. Mon- 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN day thru Thursday lOtS , (810)329-3884. Friday CHEBOYGAN: 5 beauti- thru Sunday ful remote acres both (989)426-7898. Bab- wooded and open. cock investment Limit- Ideal hunting and ed, Ownerl Broker camping spot. Short $269,000 walk to State Land. Driveway and grassy 811 LOTS FOR SALE campsite. Electric. $25,900, $500 down, LOCATION. Build your $320/ month. 11% home in an area of land contract. prestigious homes on www,northemlandco this Lakeshore Rd. lot &QID Northern Land in Grosse Pointe Company, '-800-968- Shores. (231 )276- 3118 7985. Owner/ a ent 815 OUT OF STATE HOMES/PROPERTY GRAND Bend's, Ontar- CUSTOM lakefront io, Oakwood. Gated home (3000 square community, year feet) on Lake Huron. 'round, 3 bedroom, 3 2.5 hours from Detroit. bath home. Walk to $374,900. (248)840- beach, $530,000/ 1429 or (248)828- Canadian. 519-238- 7124 5292,519-482-7140

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