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City lllanager • The Grosse Pointe Woods CIty Council has taken Its first officialstep In allowing voters to decide whether the city shall allow all 11 liquor licenses firing proving available Page 4A • Harper Woods Mayor Pro Tem Cheryl Costantino IS seekmg a seat on costly in Woods the Wayne County Board of Commissioners Page 3A By Bonnie Caprara tIonal $750 a week," SpIcher • Frflh Third Bank's revised design Staff Wnter saId "ClIff IS very well for the Hiliwows Grosse Pointe Farms When the members of the respected and proactIve." officials Page 3A Grosse Po1Ote Woods CIty Reynolds dId not comment Councd were consldenng on her vote • Five major engineering firms are the fate of former CIty However, the mayor and lining up to evaluate the Idea of study- Manager Ted BldIgare s the other two council mem- Ing the feasibility of a suburban water employment, reSIdent KeVIn bers felt $750 a week was a filtrationplant Wishy-washy city officials Hendnck warned the coun- bIt out of reach. have unlJlApnl15 to ensure partnership cd of the potentIal cost to the "J have some problems In a suburban water system Page 9A CIty On March 11, he was WIth that," Mayor Robert • Harper Woods City Counctl opted Mayors' Prayer Breakfast only spealung of htIgatIon NOVItke said "That's a 45 not to partiCipate In the feaslbllrtystudy Looking forward to the 18th annual Mayon' Prayer Breakfast on costs percent pay 10crease and for the Warren-St Clair Shores Water Wlthm less than a month $125,000 a year is well Plant Page 9A Thursday. May 6, are, left to right, mayors Palmer T. Heenan. Grosse Pointe Park; Jamel C. Farquhar Jr., Gl'OSfIePointe Farms; of Bldlgare's dIsmIssal, beyond what we'd pay for a • A Grosse Pomte liquor store owner Dale N, SCrace, City of GroNe Pointe; Robert E. Novitke. GrotI8e Hendnck's prophecy IS permanent CIty adrmmatra- faced down a gunman armed with a Pointe Woods; Kenneth A. Poynter, Harper Woods; and James M. already commg true tor When Mr. M8180n preVI- short-barreled shotgun Page 15A Cooper, Grone Pointe Shores. At Its Monday, April 5, ously stepped 10 for Mr • Tyrone Elementary School teach- Michigan Secretary of 6tate Terri Lynn Land fa the guest speak- work seSSIOn. the counCIl BldIgare, he received $500 a ers Cathenne FranCIS and DaVid er. The program takes place at 7:30 a.m. in the Main Ballroom of mfonnally made recommen- week." Rabbldeau tied the knot last Fnday the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. datIons to Itself to prOVIde NOVItkealso felt the 60- to Invltmg nearly 30 students and their The Mayors' Prayer Breakfast celebrates the National Day of an addItIOnal $750 a week 65-hour work week was a parents to witness the nuptials In the Prayer as proclaimed by the UnIted States president. Mayor step-up pay for actmg CIty "nonnal" work week for school's gym Page 13A Novltke and the city of Grone Pointe WOodl are hosts for th1s admInIstrator ClIfford most appomted CItyofficials. • North students received third place year'l event, M81son and to spend almost CouncIlwoman VIckI honors at a regional science olympiad Tickets for the breakfast are $15 and are available at any of the $10,000 to find a candtdate Granger also felt that held March 20 They Willgo to a state Grosse Pointe or Harper Woods municipal offices. For more infor- to pennanently fill the CIty Malson's reqmred tune on olympiad on Saturday, May 1 Page 7A mation, call Barbara Tate at (313) 392-1023. admmlstrator posltum the Job would lessen once • Lutheran East's baseball team ral- M81son, who has been the the 2004-05 budget will be lied for four runs In the bottom of the Woods' comptroller and trea- passed m early June Sixth Inning to overcome a three-run surer for 13 years, suggested CounCIlman Allen defiCitand beat non-league rtValManne Brownell outhouse stink that amount based on the DIckinson presented a sub- City Cardinal Mooney 10-9 Page 1e addttIonal workload he has stltute motIon to offer • The five seniors on Grosse Pointe assumed He told the council M81son $600 a week step-up South's volleyball team Will leave a gets it moved into school he has been puttmg m 60 to pay, wluch dId not receIve legacy In the sport when they graduate 65 hours a week any support. By Carrie Cunningham purpose room will be looked at. A "1 spend two-thIrds of my However, all of the counCl.! In June Page 1C Staff Wnter meetmg transpired on Wednesday, tIme as actIng CIty adnums- members were In agreement A Grosse Pomte school dlstnct plan Apnl 7 to explore these new plans trator and one-thIrd of my to conSIder a search team to build a free-stand1Og restroom and ReSIdents and Fanns councIlman tIme as CItycomptroller and from the MichIgan storage faclhty In between the back of LoUIS Theros VOICedtheIr concerns treasurer," Malson s81d MunICIpal League to help Brownell MIddle School and WIllIams aglUJlst bwldmg an outbUlld1Og at a Four of the counCIl mem- find a pennanent CIty Road has been shelved, and a new recent meetmg WIth arclutects and bers - Patricia ChyhnskI, adnumstrator. plan to add a storage room to the body Lisa P1Okos Howle, Dona The four-member search Friday, April 9 of the school or to a proposed multI- See BROWNELL, page 2A DeSantIs Reynolds and team of retIred CIty manag- In observance of Good Fnday, all Darryl SpIcher - voted in er/consultants has proposed area Cityoffices Willbe closed favor of awardtng the step- to develop a recrUItment Regular trash pickup IS scheduled In up pay profile and campaIgn, Grosse POinte Farms, Grosse POinte "The folks I've talked to reVIew resumes and refer. Park, Grosse Pointe Woods and Harper dtd not feel thIS was unrea- ences of the candidates, Woods Bulk Items Willbe collected In sonable," Chyl10skI s81d select SUItable candIdates the mommg only In the City of Grosse "He's holdtng three Jobs," for mtemews and to aSSIst POinte Howle said "He's askIng for m the mteI'Vlew process The Secretary of State and U S half of what Ted Bldtgare The cost of such a search Postal Service offices Willbe open dur- made" IS estImated at $9,800 - 109 normal busmess hours Bldlgare, who was cIty Just over 11 percent of manager Just short of five Bldlgare's yearly salary Sunday, April 11 years, had an annual salary "I'm surpnsed the cost IS Happy Easter of $88,000 thIS low," NOVItke saId. "I "I don't have a problem Easter Sunday hours at the Grosse WIth glVlng Chff an addI- Pomte Woods lake Front Park Willbe See WOODS, page 2A shortened from 1 to 9 p m The actIVIties bUildingWIllbe closed POINTER OF INTEREST Monday, April 12 The Grosse Pornte Farms City 727 Club welcome submariner Council holds a special meeting at the On Marcb 11 tbe Groae Pointe War Memorial hosted a recep- Rob Lyles city hall at 7 30 P m The council WlII tion for the captain and selected crew memben of the USS Home: Grosse Pomte r8VIewthe site plan for the proposed 5/3 Michigan (SSBN-727). The submarine. a Trident Nuclear Clua Park Bank on the HIli warship, il 560 feet and Is home to more than 1150crew members. Tbe War Memorial has formed an organization called tbe 727 Age: 39 Club with the purpose of raietng funda to support the morale of tbe crew through a Sailor of tbe Month program and the shipment INDEX of variOUI care packages throughout the year Family: Wife, Barbara Chlapella Along wltb IpoDlOMg tbe 727 Club. tbe War Memorial a1Io coordinates civilian cnrlaea aboard the Michigan. Currently, the Schools 6-7A Occupation: Pubhsher Obltuanes SA lhip Is being converted from a balllstic mlssUe weapon platform to a cndse miuUe capabiUty. and author of children's OpInion 10A Presenting the USS Michigan Navy seat are, from the left, Mark books on health Issues HarperWoods ...... 13-14A Weber. War Memorial president; Commander Thomu Calabrese, Quote: "My goal IS to con- captain of the USS Michigan: Frank Siaden, War Memorial board 8uslness 16A tmue the senes and to member emeritus; Mike Murray, War Memorial board member, be 8 child advocate " Autos.. .. . 17A John MaUszewsld, War Memorial board member; and former board Seniors. 58 member, Tom Youngblood. See story, page 4A EntertaInment 6-78 For more information on how you can belp IUpport the 727 Club or become a member, caD tbe Grosse Pointe War Memorial at ClaSSIfIedads Be (313) 881-7511.

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, ~,.".,..~., .. ." ~ I 2A News ApnJ8,2004 Grosse Pointe New yesterday's headlines 50 years ago this week

50 years ago this week hold a special meetmg thIS Matt SpIcer ISa first-team • Listeners of BIng week regardmg jumpmg on selectIOn Crosby's natiOnWIde radio board two federal programs Teammates Ken McInyre, program hear hun dedICate that proVIde money to bnng Enc K!sskalt, Jay RIcCIand a song to Chet Sampson and sub-par busmess bwldmgs John McNaughton receIve the Grosse Pomte girls he up to code and renovate honorable mentIOn KJsskalt chaperones on VISits to the dwellmgs m older sectiOns of also ISan academICAll-State Crosby's Nevada ranch the cIty selectIOn. Bmg and his sons, Gary A group of resIdents and LInny, then perform opposes the programs due to 5 years ago this week the prospect of subsequent "Tell Me Why the Stars Do • In a world bUilt on num- Shme," taught to them by federal mterventlon erodmg local control bers, a group of Grosse the Pomte gIrls dunng Pomte mathematiCs stu- campfire smg-a1onge • New owners of the Woods Theater on Mack say dents are at the top of the • Followmg the release of heap data regarding the hydrogen the mOVIehouse ISm "pretty good shape~ but mIght be A team of qwz Iuds from bomb and what devastatmg Parcells MIddle School fin- efTects It could have If redecorated • The Grosse Pomte News Ish one, two, three and four dropped on DetroIt, Grosse among teamll from Wayne goes up In pnce to 25 cents Pomte director of CIVIl County while on thel!"way to per copy The old pnce had Defense George Elworthy IS the stste Mathcounts State more determmed than ever been 20 cents Annual sub- ChampIOnshIp scnptlOns increase from the to set up a CIVllDefense sys- Coaches Alan Sllverston former pnce of $8 to $10 tem for the Pomte-Harper and Tracy D'Hondt, who New gymnasium-auditorium ready Woods area both teach math at Parcells, "FIrst of all: Elworthy 10 years ago this week prepared the team for com- for steel work says, "people must become • Grosse Pomte Park offi- petItIon by havlDg them With completion of foundation work for the new milllon-doDar 8tructure familiar WIth the numbers CIals turn down an mvita- practice one hour a day after on the Groue Pointe HlIb School campus, the Ont steel wu deUvered this 640 and 1240 These num- tion from the Jomt CIties school, accordmg to team week, and the erection of framework begun. ThIa view, &om the recreation bers on the AM dial of radIo Development Corp. to con- member Colleen Clarkson. area of Country Day School, will shortly be blotted out as the big bui1cliDC must be turned to for offiC1al tnbute $10,000 toward a • The U.S. Secret SerVIce The long awaited ImplVTement Is expected to be flDlshed by the end mformatIon m tIme of rtaea. study of how to attract com- IS notmed about counterfeIt of this year. (From the April 8, 1954 GI'OHe Pointe NewlI.Photo by Fred Run. natIonal emergency" mercial actIVIty to the $20 bIlls floatmg around neUs.) • The former SWIInmmg DetroIt SIdeof Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe South HIgh beach along the eastern "I'm all for development," shorelme of Grosse Pomte says CounCIlman Steve SchoolGrosse Pomte Farms • Former profeSSIOnal Club month during lunch Paglmb Farms mUnJClpal park IS Safranek "But thIs money baseball player Joe Paglmo The club IS compnsed of IS the father of two Ferry bemg obhterated as hun- ISn't gomg for Specllc pro- detecbves suspect a student addresses the Ferry fourth-grade boys who meet students ~ dreds of truckloads of fill jects that will attract entre- moneyhas beenon aproducinghome computerfunny Elementary School Sports 10 the school hbrary tWIce a -Brad Lindberg() dIrt are dumped to expand preneurs. It's goIng for a the PICniCgrounds study, and when It'S com- The big development and plete nothIng to Improve the expanSIOn project 10cludes area WIllhave been done" Orthodox Christians observe Holy WeeK Thousands of Greek shIftmg the swunmmg area • The owner of Excabber pers of the descent from the (AnastasI) meal. dehClous pastnes (such as Orthodox f81thful in the to the west Side of the park Park bar and restaurant Cross are offered The body On Easter Sunday, the baklava, galatobounk and metro Detroit area and more of Christ IS taken down from vespers of AGAPE (love) IS the Greek coolues kouJt receives permISSIon to pro- than 300 mUllon worldWIde 25 years ago this week ceed with plans to expand the cross, wrapped 10 white celebrated dunng which the roulakia) are prepared fo.r WIll observe Holy Week m lmen and IS prepared for Holy Gospel narratIng the Easter Sunday dInner. • The Grosse Pomte Park hIS estabhshment on preparation for Easter CIty counCIl WIll once agam CharlevoIX 10 Grosse Pomte burIal. A flowered bIer (epI- appearance of the nsen Lord Red eggs are dyed on Holy Sunday, Apnl 11 The cele- taphlO) is prepared whIch to HIS dISCIples IS read m Thursday and symbohze the Park bratIOn of the ResurrectIOn Bnan Maclean IS gIven holds the embroIdered Icon several languages empha- blood of Chnst shed on the of Chnst IS a most Impor- of Chnst's bunal. On Good sIzmg the unIversalIty of the Cross. The Easter bread the go-ahead by Park offi- tant Greek Orthodox hoh- y CIalS who are satIsfied Fnday evemng, the lamen- Gospel message. The cM- brBlded and represents thi Time flies. day tatIons are sung during the dren enJoy an Easter egg Tnmty WIth the red egg m expansIon won't hurt the HIS Emmence neighborhood Ep1taphlos sel"\'lce, whIch hunt m celebratIon after the the center :I Metropohtan NIcholas of the • FIVe members of the symbohzes the bunal of serVIce. Greek Orthodox Metropohs Chnst The flowered bIer IS UniversIty LIggett School of DetrOIt encourages hiS hockey team make the taken in processIOn outsIde Customs, traditions flock to gather durIng the the church as panshlOners Class B-C-D All.State team Special serVIces offered for of Orthodox Easter Woods- chosen by the MIchigan follow solenmly holdmg ht tms Holy season NIcholas candles Young gIrls dressed The Lenten penod IS a From page lA HIgh School Hockey Will bestow hrs paternal somber panod for OrthodOOl Coaches AssOCIatIon m white represent the bleSSIngS at many Qf the ,myrrh, beanng ~~l;l Chnsbans It IS a time for thInk they'll he able to w~ Spenlii wisely. area church servJceB high- guarding Chnst's tomb: reflectIOn and a bme for per- us through the process, an lIghted throughout Holy On Holy Saturday sonal renewal m prepara- I thInk this body as a who Call Merry Maids. Week "We pray," says evenmg, the Easter resur- tion for the resurrectJ.on of needs some collectl NIcholas, "that the lIght of rechon servJce begIns with Chnst. JJJSIght: :> 313.885.3360 our nsen Lord WIll guIde MatInS at 11 pm At mId. The food reflects the same "The search IS worth th% 586.498.9165 humamty toward lastmg mght, the church IS com- theme for the penods of tIme and money," Granget peace throughout the pletely darkened, and the Great lent, Holy Week, said "It WIlltake some ofth~ r:------., world" 1$50 OFF I fBlthful walt mjoyous expec- Easter and Bnght Week. burden ofTof us. It may see~ Eastern and Western reh- tation for the bIshop or Dunng Lent, panshlOners hke a big cost, but If we di 10 It ourselves, there would'v off 1st, 5th, gIons WIll celebrate Easter pnest to come forth carrymg follow a stnct fast WIth no ltiiI • 10th cleanlngs I Sunday on Apnl 11 thiS a wmte candle, chantmg, meat, fish, anunal products been staff time involved." a I New Customers Only I year The determmatIon of "Corne, receIVe the hght, the or alcohol Lenten foods pre- Dlclunson also hedgea the date of Easter IS gov- hght of the resurrectIon ~ pared can be very tasty and agBlnst the council condu1 I .1 mg Its own search llL .!.'L~_:..J erned by a computatIon The hght IS passed to the mterestmg prepared from based on the vernal eqUinox congregatIon untIl the vegetables, fnut and shell- "I'm thmkmg of the expel. and the phase of the moon church IS aglow WIth candle- fish Spmach and nce nence Sterling HeIghts has Therefore, Easter Sunday hght A processIOn of altar (spanakonzo), bean soup had," Dtclunson s81d. "They should fallon the Sunday boys, chOir, chanters and (fasolatha), lentIl soup, dId It on their own. SIX of whIch follows the first full clergy jomed by the people masouka WIthout meat or theIr candIdates dropped COVVt~L[vu'eV\,to. r~,.. moon after the vernal move outdoors where the cheese and even Lenten out leaVIng them with only equmox, accordIng to the Gospel procl81mmg the res- (koulroulalua) coolues two: ~lN)(' Juhan calendar If the full urrection of Chnst IS read The celebratIon of the JOY Dickmson as well a% moon happens to fallon a The tnumphant hymn, of Easter begms WIth the Chylmslu and Spicher had ~ ~ ~V\r~OVlt\.t eshVl-tClte Sunday, Easter III observed Chnstos Anestl, Chnst IS shoppmg and food prepara- hIgh prBlse for the members the followmg Sunday and RIsen, ISJoyfully sung by the tion for tradItional Easter of the search team, each <'if after the Passover fBlthful At the conclUSIOnof bread, red eggs, magentsa, whom have spent con81deri ~ ~Lc,)!(,Up S deLLver~ Century-old sennces the resurrectIOn hturgy, red (lamb soup), feta cheese, able time overseemg larget whIch recall the paSSIOn, Easter eggs are dlstnbuted ohves and wme for the munICIpalIties, and for ~ crucUlX10nand resurrectIon to the congregatIOn, whIch Anastasd meal Sumptuous search process :! ~ ~eCOrCltL.v.,g CldvLCe ofChnst will be highlIghted symbohze the resurrectlOn roast lamb and roast pots- The counCIl IS hkely t& thIS weekend on Good ofJesus Chnst PanshlOners toes, stuffed grape leaves, make a formal vote on both Fnday afternoon the 'es- share a resurrectIon spmach and cheese pJe, and measures at Its Monda" Apn119, regular meeting. { 1 -j, )landerltp +l1pliofstery Brownellri. 28709 Harper Ave'S! Clair Shores' 3 BIks S of 12 Mile 1 5867729910 From page IA I www Vlndtrllpupholatery com Brownell offiCIals Among their chIef concerns were safety, hablllty, sesthetla, cost and mBlntenance of the •\ r.;,v/ . -----., room ,. .i~Jit ~~~~m,~ LATEX- The proposed outbUlldmg would have cost $100,000, nrd~nture _ paId for WIth the $629 mil- BALLOONS: hon bond Issue HUGE _ SOLID COLOR _ Brownell pnncIpal Dr MIke D1b explaIned the out- bUlldmg was needed SELECTION OF - $5!~N- because of lack of storage EASTER - rJ/- - - - ... space at the school Areas DECORATIONS Il~~rty 10%QFF- where Ted Reaume, bUlldmt II SUPPUES t"l'dVtnlur< _ engineer at Brownell, hall stored eqUIpment sre now Plate Tableware _ Any Purchase I Propane Gas Model VC0620 bemg used for instructIOnal ::.alld performance and purposes Deroraoons, NoveIbes _ At Party Adve ntu re _ great IooIemy LaJOIE"" WIfE' g'ccd, bc~a~", .. ah 81 ~tuJJtttt executive BIll "eTJce the b:ld)" feeling of first opemng day since 1980 at horne, we saw ram. was slttmg 10 a spare seat walkmg up the entrance We had season tIckets for Just for the record, we next to us when the bases ramp overlooktng the park- that highly forgettable sea. went Ul all the games We were loaded m the seventh mg lot and the spnng shop son some 24 years ago The did not lIllSSa slDgle one. mnmg Wlth no outs. across Mtclugan and enter- season was so unremarkable Due to rescheduled games Sparky called 10 Lopez. I 109 the ball park concourse. that the DetrOit Tigers Web due Ul ramouts, we went to groaned and s81d to Mrs The smell was euphoric. Site doesn't even mentIon It friends They were seat With a Wild pitch the preVI- LllJole, ~e scares me" She That was before nachos, the ball park at Mlclugan crashers We thmk they In Its 1976-Present ball club and Trumbull some nme ous sell8Ol1 responded, MReally? Just Italian sausage and pIZza. hlsUlry bought bleacher tIckets and watch" days In a row m August Cowens got 1D serious You smelled nothmg but Even for an uneventful lIllgrated down to our sec- trouble for the attack. "Senor Smoke" proceeded gnlled, Ballpark hotdogs, We never tIred of gomg to tion. We felt as If we knew season, we have good memo- the ball park. We both got off Cnmmal charge8 were even to stnke out three m a row combmed With the pleasant ries It was Sparky them and our other section threatened. and rettre the Side With the aroma of popcorn. work at 6 pm., and we neighbors Anderson's first full season would rush downtown You can unagme, then, our bases still loaded. I couldn't Those were the good old as Tigers manager All the players who would shock when we saw Farmer look at Mrs. LaJOIe. days of baseball for me, the We parked at Ted's later become well known We recall gomg Ul Tiger Parlong on Ehzabeth near and Cowens bnngmg out In the next mmng. when days when catsup on hot when the Tigers won It all m Stadl11m In February, 10 the the Lodge. In fact, we got to the hneups before a game Lopez loaded up the bases, I dogs was a faux pas of the depths of wmter, Ul check 1984 were there - Alan later m the season. glanced to Mrs. LaJoie Ul first magmtude. know Ted and lus 818ters so Trammell, Lou Whitaker, out the VIewfrom the seats well that we exchanged We thought, Oh nol What give her an I-Ulld-you-so Tht8 year, we are gomg to Kirk Gibson, Lance Parnsh, that would be ours for 81 ChnstmlUl cards for years are they domg? look. but she was gone I give Comenca Park a try We home games. Jack Morns, Dan Petry and But the ploy was m8tJgat- can't remember whether bought the 20-game, week- afterward. We would even Mdt Wilcox. We met Wlth Fred SlIllth, VIsit them dunng the hob- ed by colUII1IU8tJoe Falls of Lopez worked his way out of day, =-season bckets. Our who took us Ul our seats. days. That was the year Al The Detroit News. His gam- thatuming. seats are m tlurd row of the They were In the llUltor sec- Cowens was suspended for ble at reconciliation worked One would have thought nght field upper deck, not BehInd us at the ball park attackmg pitcher Ed Farmer ond Ul last row of reserved usually sat "Stu," MFace"and When Cowens and Farmer that we would have ttred of too far from fint base. m retahatlon for the latter's ,even Wlth first base The their equally unusual met at the mound, they gave hotdogs durmg the season, breaking of Cowens' Jaw the lmeup8 to the umptre but we never did. See I SAY, page 12A

Action.man of Mtclugan Foundation, from runmng for pubhc If anyone can raise $5 wluch helps youngsters of office to practJcmg law Ul million to unprove the edu- diverse backgrounds devel- runmng a r81lroad catIon of Detroit school chil- op character in after- school When he won recogmtion dren, It WIllbe W. Clark programs; Chl1dren's as one of The Detroit News' " Durant, fonner head of the Scholarship Fund-Detroit, Miclugamans of the Year m !-lOt\( 00 You LIKE MY EASTeR. E.GCiS7" State Board of Education wluch helps open the doors 1995, Durant gave credtt to and board chamnan of of educational opportunity M81da'SVl810nand the ComersUlne Schools m schools natIonwide; unpres81ve team of VIalt the Groue PolDte Dog. webelte: http://gpdog •.keenapace.com Republican Durant got Warm Up to Reading, a pro- CornersU>ne teachers, the Idea for the "Arnold gram sponsored by Detroit admmtstrators and board Palmer Tummg Point Public Schools, the Detroit members. InVItatIonal" Pro-Am from Pubbc Library and the MJustunagme the teach- }us Democrat fnend Rick Fnends of the Ltbrary, and ings of Chnst reachmg .8treetwise Cole durmg a Carohna golf The ART of Leaderslup acro88 denominations, outing Foundation, wluch works across economics Ul help (Cole, mCldentally, who With young people to kJds," Purant Ulld The Question of the Week: was a key adVIser m the msptre V18ionand leader- News ~at's the mIrIlcJe of James Blanchard guber- ship m several Michigan CornersUlne Pm hke a Where does the Easter Bunny live? natorial admunstratlon and Cltles mcludmg Detroit LIttle League baseball IS now helpmg With the If you take a Ulur of coach, encouragmg people plan to save the Detrott ComersU>ne, you will be to be part of the team " Medtcal Center, IS reported- unpressed. From thud. In fact, Durant was my ly movmg back Ul the graders playmg claBSical Lttt1e League 8881stant Pomtes after spendmg a musIc on VlOlinSUl stxth. baseball coach when his number of years m volun- graders intelligently inter- boys were that age. HIs tary enle, hving in the far viewmg a mllJOfreal estate favonte duty station was reaches of Oakland County.) developer on the sUlry of his thtrd, where he dehghted 10 "He bves under the W'e,they are actJve and ground .. The Aug 29 golf extrava- coaclung the batters as they ganza planned for the interested. The students rounded the bases. Christopher Lorelli, 3 you meet in the halls are all One day one of the more Gl"088e Pointe Woods Country Club of Detroit shows how when men of in unifonn and fnendly and competitive parents came passion and actJon work qwck1y offer to help a stray up to me and 88ld, "Don't together, good tlungs hap- V18itor. let Clark coach tlurd." "Why Durant told me later, not?" I asked. "He always "In the forest" pen Palmer caught Durant's "Other than my family, It is sends the slow lods home, Mario Lorelli, 4 the best thmg rve ever and they get tagged out," Groll8e Pointe Woods spint, and he (Durant) agreed to anchor the done." And that mcludes a lengthy Durant dossier fundralser and helped See FYI, Pace 12A recnut Amateur wmners hke Phil Mickelson, Mark O'Meara, Craig Stadler and Lanny Wadkins Golf big spenders Will pay $25,000 each Ul play "At Eastland" With their heroes, and Haley Senter, 3 there Willbe gallery tIcket Gl"088e Pointe Woods levels rangmg from $1,500 for "Pnnclpal8" to $500 for MStudents" and a maJor banquet Tickets went on FLORIST,INC sale llUltThursday "At a bunny fann .. If all that IS a bit nch for your blood, you can go Ul Celeste JBD80D, 6 Spend Easter with Gl"088e Pointe Woods the Web Site at wwwturn- mgpomtelnVltattonal org and enter a contest Ul wm a childhood friend. some tickets You can even buy a $29 95 copy of "The Teleflora's Peter Rabbit'" Tummg Pomt," embossed Easter Egg Bouquet With your name It IS Palmer's book about how Hand-j)alnIed and chemllng 118lN9I, Peler A8bbrt the Grosse Pomte Amateur bnngs a spedal cheer to EII8IIIf event helped change him "He hves In a castle, I Il8 he SIts In a wheetle.Irow alo!l think" from a 24-year-old patnt a giant oeramlc egg Jack Maher, 5 salesman lOto one of the Groue Pointe Woods world's most famous and For aeme-dlly ~ 01 this popular golfers deIlghlIullloral gII1 anywt!erll. Cornerstone, one of the benefiClane8 ofthe event ca! or Yl8ft our Ilhop Or log on through the new Arnold to our wetlIlte Palmer EducatIOn Fund, Easter Sunday 15 Apnl II "He lIves 10 a hole far was the bramchtld of away" Cardinal Adam J. Maida Joehua Rao, 5 10 1990 It now has an ele- Groue Pointe Woods mentary and mIddle school 00 on Detroit'S west SIde and $50 an elementary school 10 Jack Maher Indian VIllage All are non- CONNER PARK FLORIST denommatlonal, Chnst- 21480 MACK (at F..dmunton) Joebaa Rao centered 'IChools Other groups that Will St. Clair Shores If you havp a questIOn you would like CUlked, drop us a note at 96 KercMual on The receive some of the pro- Hillin Gro9ge POinte Farms, MI48236 or eI1ulIl to [email protected]'l.com ceeds 10clude The FIrst Tee 586.773.1500 www connerparlt com

,.,;119< .... - We fear that any saVIngs in not Proposed purchasmg water from Detroit would be lost If DetrOIt raises Its sewage treatment fees accordmgly water plant We feared the same thing whpn thE' Grosse Pomtes separated their storm idea all wet? and sewage systems. wrole money IS saved by not sending ram water to n the surface, plans to create Detroit for treatment, Detroit could our own water plant along make up for the shortfall by r81sing O Wlth some Macomb County prOjected wholesale cost of water only 20 percent of his City'S total water and sewerage rates communities sound great. But would be $10 per thousand cubic feet expense to Detroit Nearly half the LikeWise, If Detroit Water and are they all wet? But, Leidlem Bald, Harper Woods' cost IS for sewage disposal and treat- Sewerage, whlch has fixed costs, loses One person who thmks so - at wholesale cost of water from the City ment, he sald. water customers, It will simply raise least for his city - is Harper Woods of DetrOIt IS only $7 87 come July 1. The proposed southern Macomb sewerage treatment and water fees City Manager Jim U>ldlem, a shrewd "I cannot sell thiS to my commumty County water system does not mclude for all its customers. It could further man when It comes to numbers and as a cost-saVIng measure," Leidlein wastewater disposal for most commu- penalIze former water customers by planning. said. nities. chargmg pumtive sewage treatment Leidlein, m a presentatIOn to hls We have speculated that saving on Warren does have its own waste- rates. city councll and reported by Jenrne water was only half the battle 1D gain- water treatment plant, but under the We thlnk sigruficant saVIngs would Miller in this week's paper, pointed mg mdependence from the Detroit proposed plan, only Warren and St. have to be reahzed before breaking out that under the proposed water Water and Sewerage Department We Clair Shores would be allowed to use away from the Detroit Water and facihty for the cIties of Warren, St are also dependent on Detroit for it. The other commumtIes In the sys- Sewerage system. OtherWise, we Clalr Shores, Grosse Pointe Shores wastewater treatment and disposal. tem would still have to send their could end up spending more all the and other suburban commumtIes, the Leidlem saId the cost of water is wastewater to Detroit. way around.

EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED. 1313188206900 DISPLAY ADVEltT1SING C313I882-ll29f John Minnis Barb ... Vub«k Veth.cIte, (3131 882-3500 EdItorand General M.ugl.1ldno Saut!l. Manager Peter J BU'kn.~ Advertlsmg Manaser AssIStant EdJtor/fature EdJtor KIm M Mackey, A55l5tant to the Robert B. Edgar Manager FranVoJ.vdo, Ad_InS CIIucIt Klonk .. Sports EdItor Manager Founder and Pu6hsher (313) 343-5590 AssIstant Manager Kathleen 1>1 Stevenaon, Boruu, Cap Staff WrIter (1940-1979) IdaBauef AdvtTt15Ing Representallve Bnd L""lbo Staff WrIter Mary Ellen Z&nd~ Grtg IlIutoolew"z Carri. CUlUWIsJwn. Staff _ MelanJ. Mlohoney AdvtTt15Ing Reprosontahve Juh. R. Sutt1ln, DaVId HU&!I" Publahed We8Iy bv J0Mi' Mln.~Staff Wnler Adverbsulg Representabve 'at Tapper Al\tftbo PUlUhV'l Olan. Morelli, EdJtoNl AssIstant ORCULAnON - (3J3) 3U-5S18 Gros~ Pointe N~ws 96 I<.tftbnal Aft J(""c.Ong. PmnyDemclt G I'OSN Pomte- FanN Mr 018236 Belly B...... Proofreader IWI. A1tnost. Manager AdverUsLng Representallve Gilbert Gray, Copy EdItor Amy Conrad Kalhl ... D Bowl .. CaloIJmnan Adv

By Bonnie Caprara shaped head II are three tImes more hkely "8lllwee Wobbert The Staff Wnter Lyles also took hIS cue to get diabetes," Lyles s9.ld Happy Heart KId," "Sillwee Bemg a chIld wIth a sen- from a neIghbor's chIld of Havmg dealt Wlth a sen- Wobbert and WheeZIng Will ous Illness can be scary, con- nammg the heart-shaped ous 111nessas a chIld, Lyles m The BIg Game" and fusmg and frustratmg head character SIll wee knew the most Important "SIllwee Wobbert, DlabeteB Rob Lyles knows what It's Wobbert, a name the young message to pass along was and Jose at School and Play" hke. gIrl ongmally pmned on how to empower chIldren to - are also aV9.llable onlme Lyles dIscovered he had hIm overcome theIr adversItIes at amazon com and sillwee- Juvemle-onset dIabetes "I'm a SlUy guy WIth my It was also an important wobbert com when he was an eIghth. meces, nephews and other pIece of adVlce a nurse FIve years wto hIs sabbat- grader at St James School, a chIldren," Lyles sald passed along to hIm Ical from teachmg, Lyles boardmg school In 8t But there was no story "The No 1 concern for contInues to work OD pro- James,Md that stuck WIth the Slllwee chIldren with asthma IS not motIng hIs three ~ks m "I was passmg out every Wobbert character untIl the management or the pnnt and three upcoming day m sCIence class from 1999 when Lyles was understandmg of the dIs- books on Down Syndrome, hypoglycemIc reactIons," InspIred to wrIte a story for ease, the cntical Issue IS VlSlonand bullymg Lyles s81d hIS nephew, Brandon, who how thell' peers treat them," "My goal ISto contInue the From then on, Lyles was was bom In 1996 WIth a Lyles said senes and to be a child advo- not Just put to the test offol- mlssmg heart valve, a condI- On the flip SIde, Lyles has cate," Lyles s9.ld lOWInga ngId dIabetIc regI- tion known as truncus ate- dIscovered that the books Lyles IS also spendIng men, which included unne nosls have been a useful tool m tIme adjustIng to a new testmg before meals, d9.l1y Lyles took a sabbatIcal teaching understandIng, tol- home lIfe m Grosse Pomte IDsuhn InjectIons and fol- from teachIng to pen the erance and acceptance to Park He and his Wlfe, lOWIng a restncted dIet, he story of S1l1weeWobbert In a chIldren who may know a Barbara ChIapella, a native was also taunted by hIS smg-song rhymmg verse He child WIth a senous Illness of Warren and a finance peers also enlIsted ex-DIsney illus- The Sillwee Wobbert books dIrector Wlth the IRS, moved "I would get SpeC1almeals trator Glenn Lucas to bnng have been approved as sup- to the Park m January after for every meal - breakfast, Slllwee Wobbert to lIfe m a plemental teachmg tools by she was transferred from lunch and dmner," Lyles pnmary colored world on the CalifornIa Department Washmgton, DC, to Detr01t. saId. "These guys would pnnt of Education "I'm a lIfelong reSIdent of make fun of me It was very Before Lyles publIshed Lyles also felt It was most the Maryland/Washin~n, hard If I had a book bke "SIllwee Wobbert. The Important to reach these D C. area," Lyles 881d "It's thIs, thIngs would've been a Happy Heart KId," he sub- lods when they're young. such a transient society. 1 lot better" mitted the manuscript to "KIds who are 3 to 7 years never felt as If 1 were at The book Lyles refers to IS phySICIans and nurses at old are our targett Lyles home." "Siliwee Wobbert, DIabetes Johns Hopkms HospItal and Ii s9.ld "They're so accepting "MichIgan is the most and Jose at School and Play," the ChIldren's National Pholo by Bonme Caprara They're not dealmg Wlth all heart-warmIng place. one of three books Lyles has MedIcal Center and asked Grosse Pointe Park resident Rob Lyles is the the emotIonal baggage they WithIn weeks of mqving publIshed through hIs pub- for theIr mput He made author of the SUIwee Wobbert boob dealing with do when they're teenagers." here, the surrounding neigh- lIshmg company, Dream changes accordmgly chUclren and health luuee. "My goal Is to cODtiDue Lyles also went through bors have come by and Pubhshmg Lyles also lIstened to the eeries and be a chUd advocate. ~ Lyles &ald. some unusual channels in offered to help One neIgh- Lyles begIIn to tmker WIth nurses who told him there order to promote Ius books. bor dropped off cooloes, and the Idea of wrIting chIldren's was a need for such books hon dIagnosed WIth dIabetes correct, but to reflect the At first, he enlIsted the help another neIghbor came by to books m the late 1990s when for chIldren WIth other sen- and 5 mIllion dIagnosed demograplucs ill the types of of farmly and friends to pur- introduce her chIldren to us. he was a mIddle school ous Illnesses, such as dIa- WIth asthma." lods most hkely to have such chase the books to donate to Everyone here has been so EnglIsh teacher In betes and asthma, whIch Also, ill wntmg the books Illnesses. hOSpItalS. He has also sold supportIve of what I'm Maryland soon followed In pnnt on asthma and dIabetes, "StatIstIcally, African the books on asthma to the dOIng. 1 feel as If I'm at "1 tested the characters "Every year there are Lyles Introduced multIcul- Amencan lods are four Amencan Lung Association home." and IllustratIOns WIth my 40,000 chIldren born WIth a tIlral characters, not for the times more likely to get of Maryland as a fundrais- former students," Lyles saId heart condition that purpose of bemg politIcally asthma, and HIspamc lods mg tool. The three books - "They really took to the requIres mterventlon," Lyles character WIth the heart- sald "Then there are 3 mII- Woods council approves ballot language By Bonnie C8prara em lIcenses available to ry ballot. been six Class C hce'nses Staff Wnter bars and restaurants The ballot questIon would and one tavern hcense DON1T PAINT YOUR The Grosse Pomte Woods By a 4-3 vote at Its essentIally allow for a reVl- Issued m the Woods RADIATORS CIty COUDcllhas taken Its Monday, Apnl 5 regular SlOn of chapter 50 of the CIty AccordmgtotheCltychirler, Pa,,,' drasl1Clllly 'oQuces 1he etliaency 01 steam & first offiCial step In allowmg meetmg, the counCIl adopted charter, whIch stIpulates a popular vote would be hot water racMtors and wood enclosures ate poor heat C

AfforcJablyAcs R~tii£nclosures... • l CIty shill allow I~f~~~t JMgUage ...&bat.WIll are Issued of the remammg four ~ns- .. • Ofto' durability 01 ~beI

.-..u!-21 Dlckmson and Vicki Granger. --- 'Tm not comfortable WIth the process that 18bemg rec- ommended," Dlckmson sald. NOVltkefelt the ballot lan- guage should read that the ~BON SECOURS COTIAGE number of Class C/tavern hcenses would be an HEALTH SERVICES 4!t=~ mcrease and not Just a total number The ballot language must now be approved by the Wayne County clerk

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By Jennie Miller estImates that they could need to rely on DetrOIt for a deetslon "Regardless, our role laWSUIt ag81nst the CIty of Staff Writer produce wholesale water at those resources. Should the feaslblhty would be relatIvely small,' DetrOIt over water rates, Harper Woods City a rate IUthe neIghborhood of WhIle St ClaIr Shores, study deterlD1ne the con- he s81d Leldlem was addItionally CounCIl opted not to take $10 per thousand cubICfeet; Warren, CenterlIne, Grosse structIOn of a new water Leldlem did commend St concerned that the recent part m the feaslblllty study he explamed "Our current POlUte Shores, Fraser and plant to be cost-effective for Clmr Shores and Warren for layoff of Warren's city engI- for the Warren.St Clair rate, to be effectIve July 1, the Southeast Oakland Harper Woods, the cOUDcll seekmg alternatives to neer might become problem- Shores Water Plant at Its from the CIty of DetroIt 18 County Water Authonty can stIli opt to become a cus- water supply but dJd not see atIc for the project meetmg on Monday, Apnl 5 $7.87 • have already commttted to tomer of that new system, the benefits from Harper The city counCIl agreed "I don't see a SIgnificant Wholesale water cost rep- the study, CIties such as Leldlein added Woods' mvolvement at thIS and voted agamst partlCl' advantage for us to partlCl- resents Just 20 percent of Harper Woods, Eastpoin~, Whlle the CIty would not tIme patmg III the study Leldlem pate In this effort at thIS the CIty'Stotal expendttures Grosse Pomte Woods, be granted a seat on the "I don't thmk It's gomg to was confident thiS dectSlon time," S81dCItymanager Jim to DetrOIt, Leldlem contm- RoseVIlle, Oak Park, board because It did not par. be practIcal or feaSible," he would not hmder the pro- Leldlein to members of the ued Ferndale, Royal Oak take 1D the feasIbility study, s81d "I cannot sell thiS to my ject counCIl. "Nearly half of the cost is TownshIp, Hazel Park, Leidlem argued that the SIZe commumty as a cost-saVlng "Our share of (the finant- Leldlem CIted ImpractIcal- for sewage dIsposal and Madtson Hetghta and Troy of Harper Woods would hlDlt measure • 109) IS not gomg to make or Ity as hts reason for suggest. treatment, and thts study have untll Apnl 15 to make Its votmg prowess GIven Warren's pendmg break the proJect,' he saId mg the refusal, whtch was does not address thts Issue,. approved by a vote of 6-0 he s81d." (councilwoman Vlvtan While Jommg forces WIth SaWlckt was not present) St. Cl8lr Shores has gIven Big-hitters vying for study bid He felt that the CIty of Warren the opportunity to Harper Woods would not sever tIes WIth DetrOit, such By Brad Lindberg tracted to the DetrOIt Water firms vymg to conduct the Pomte Shores and Grosse benefit from dlsconnecti~ 18 not the ellllefqr other com- Staff Wnter and Sewerage Department study WIll be able to submIt Pomte Farms from the City of DetroIt's' muniti'es" • I' " Companies are linmg up Detroit provtdes dnnkmg bIds. HRC IS currently assess- water system and JOIUI~"'\ Whtle Warren hae its'own to evaluate the Idea ofbwld. water and sewage treatment CIties have until Apnl 15 mg the vulnerabIhty of the forces WIth Warren and 5t: w/1stewater treatment mg a suburban water filtra. for commumtles throughout to pledge financIal support water system operated by Cl8lr Shores. pl,ant, by JOlDmg thlll $tudy, tion plant. 1,067 square mdes of for the study the Southeastern Oakland "Prehminary analysill other commumties will-still GroSBePointe Shores and Southeast Michigan. "At that tIme, we11have a County Water Authonty 16 other representatives of The study IS expected to good Idea If the scope of the • Jones & Henry ------~ - - -- the newly-formed Water cost $150,000 Each commu- project has changed, mean- Engmeers of Toledo System Revtew Comnuttee mtywtllpaymproportlonto mg If there are any other The company has been 'Drop d~'ad' 11.n~'. have receIved profiles from population commumtIes that may be performlOg water and waste five engmeermg firms eager "If commumtles or agen- commg m,' Kenyon saId water engmeenng In 0 0 I.n to perform a feasibilIty cies are mterested m partlC- "From there, well SIt down MIchIgan for more than 70 .l 1g.~,;t' J. study IpatIng they need to sublDlt and draw up guldelmes by years Ap rl The comnuttee planned to a resolutIon of partiCIpatIOn whIch we wIll mtervlew Servtces range from plan- meet this week, after the that identifies a representa- each of the groups. And from 1lIOg,construction and oper- .'up Grosse Pomte News press tlve to SIt on the revtew com. there make our deetslon. atIon of water supply, treat- time, to begin evaluating the IDlttee as well as a comnut- If the project proves feasl- ment and dtstnbutIon sys- water g10 candidates ment to partiCIpate m their ble, the committee would tems By Brad Lindberg "We have different crite- share of the cost,~ Kenyon seek additIonal competitIve • O'Bnen & Gere, a finn Staff Writer na: how they approach the s81d "Our inttial estunates bIds for constructIon from Farmmgton HIlls WIth Wishy-washy CIty offiCIals project, schedulmg, qualm- of cost IS approxunately 50 nearly 60 years expenence have one week to ensure catIons, expenence and per- cents per reSIdent b The lineup The company recently partnership in a suburban sonnel," s81d Mike Kenyon, A community of 100,000 Compames expressmg completed a regIonal water water system Grosse POInte Shores vtllage would fund the study at a mterest in conductIng the system feaSibIlity study for As the project gets under manager "Of the five, wel1 mrmmum level of $50,000 feaSibility study are an alhance of 16 govern- way, a core group of leadmg pick two or three, then say, Helpmg pay for the study • FIshbeck, Thompson, ment agencIes and water commumties has advanced a 'What's your pnce?'" quallfies contnbutors for Carr and Huber, Inc ,based utthtles 10 central Kentucky deadline for others to Jump The filtration faCIlity membershtp in the Review m Grand Rapids and estab- The firm also planned a on board would be Jomtly owned and Comnuttee, which allows for lished m 1956. water system for the Monroe The drop dead date for operated by commumties part ownershtp m a result- The full.servtce archlteC- County Water Authonty, membership is Apnl 15 that presently buy dnnking mg water plant tural, engmeenng and envt- whIch serves a populatIon of Even then, CIties that ante water from Detroit. On the other hand, the ronmental servtce company 350,000 near Rochester, NY up to study the proposal can The faethty would be sole- study IDlght rule the Idea ISworkmg WIth 90 Michigan • URS Corp, a global finn hedge their mvestment. ly for dnnkmg water unpractical or too expensive municlpahttes The firm from San FranCISCo The April date marks the CommIttee members, Altematlves to a separate recently completed a water UR8 has expenence WIth last chance for suburbs to Phoro by Bob MoKean including St Cl8lr Shores plant mclude expandmg system management strate- water system planmng, pledge payment for a study sense The Shores will pay and others m Macomb and eXIstIng facilIties 1D Grosse gICplan for Kalamazoo deSIgn and construction The to deetde if breabng. away .$2,fiOO...... JA...... Oakland countIes, have no POlDte Farms, HIghland • Hubble, Roth and Clark firm has 150 offices natIOn- iH....from the JDe!rotu ..water OthBftdWflIlbers are St ..lo~~,t;.~s~I~ ~~~If. the "BeG- Park!ll1d Mount Cle~ns of Bloomfield HIlls Wlde and a profeSSIOnalstaff depllrtmentrilt'A 1mlt ~ brl1- Clair Shores, Center Lme, nonne. resout~~ nee~ed to Once a final roster of par- The nearly 90-year-old of 25,500 lIance or pIpe dream Fraser Warren and 11 com- construct a suburban waste tIClpatmg cIties IS obtamed, firm serves as engmeenng URS IS workIng on the Helpmg fund the study mumt;es WIthin the water treatment faCIhty. and the scope of the pro- consultants to many com- Oakland County water and doesn't lock partICIpants Southeast Oakland County That role WIll rem81n con- posed project IS defined, mumtles, mcludmg Grosse sewer master plan mto finanClDg a subsequent Water Authonty water plant, should thmgs Potential members bemg get that far. quened are Grosse Pomte Clues backtng the prehm- Woods (which has been con- mary study can pull the sldenng the matter for plug on co-ownmg a water seven months), Eastpomte, filtratIon plant. Should a RoseVIlle and publtc agen- commumty opt out of owner- Cles 10 Macomb and shtp, It could eIther become Oakland counties a customer of the new opera- Harper Woods opted out tl0n or continue bUYing this week dnnktng water from DetrOit The Idea of a separate The deadlme IS needed to water system has been define parameters for the brewmg Since late last year feaSIbIlity study Members of the revtew "We are sending letters to committee are concerned communities who are fence- about DetroIt's agmg water sItting to see If they want to mfrastructure and double- FLOOR MODELS MUST GO! get involved," saId MIke digit rate mcreases Kenyon, manager of Grosse FIve compames expressed Pomte Shores "When we mterest last week m con- know If they want m or out, ductmg the feaslblhty study we'll be able to define the The firms provided detailed scope" company backgrounds and The Shores ISone of 16 tn- references but were unable county munlClpahties that to estlmate the study's cost formed a Water System "In order to respond accu- Revtew CommIttee rately WIth a pnce quote, Members pledged theIr they need a thorough under- share, based on population, standmg of the scope of the of an antiCIpated $150,000 servtces they are to dehver study to determme If a sub- to the servtce area,' Kenyon urban filtration plant makes saId

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Plealc direct quc~tlOn~ 10 Wayne Halkldcl. Manager of BU1ldmg~and Ground~,311-412-1082.or F-hre,manA~~oclate~. 248-244-9710 BOARD OF EDUCATION The Gro~o;ePOIntePuhhc SchoolSYllcm Steven Matthews. Secrclary

G PN 0410112004& 0410812004 Apnl 8, 2004 6A Schools Grosse Pointe News Students plant flowers of music at Star of the Sea

By Carrie Cunningham Laboe "It's mce to have the the play A choreographer Staff Writer creahve sIde nurtured" helped WIth stage move- MusIc IS a garden of the Star lDstructs Its stu- ment soul dents In five areas musIcal "They worked really At Our Lady Star of the drama, guitar, plano, hard They came m ready Sea, students at all grade musIc theory and composI- to hsten and learn," Laboe levels are learmng the tIon and bells said. beautiful vanety of musIc In musIcal drama, stu- The play follows the jour. and enhancmg thelT devel- dents practIced for eIght ney of a troupe of gamblers opment along the way weeks on a produchon of WIth romance be10g an "You cal' learn so much "Guys and Dolls" Many Important part of the play It soothes the soul It's students helped WIth the The students liked bemg such a good thmg for so constructIOn of a set, and able to perform such a fun many chIldren," saId Star the actors followed a guIde and uphftmg play. Laboe musIc mstructor Michelle book to learn the musIC of said many of the chIldren were crymg and huggmg each other after they had completed the production "It was a cool expenence for them," she S81d "ThiS IS somethmg they'll have the rest of their h ves " Younger students also got to dabble m mUSIcal drama, performmg the pro- ductIOn of "A Book IS a MagIcal Carpet" For guItar lessons, stu- dents learn the nuts and bolts of playmg the mstru- ment They are mstructed Students learn guitar, above ... one of the five facets of Our Lady Star of the 10 tumng 10struments and Sea's music program. They perform for parents what they have learned at the absorbIng the sound of end of the class. each stnng. They learn songs usmg a couple of mstructs each student theIr bells (each student Enn. stnngs and then bUIld up "They learn at their has two). MUSICIS addItIon- "I love musIc Anywhere to more advanced songs At level I take 10 mmutes ally hlghhghted for them to I hsten to It, It moves my the end of the guItar ses- With each kld,~ she saId c1anfy the precise penod soul I love these kJds. I SIOn, parents got to hsten MUSICtheory IS an eight LIke the guItar and plano feel as If I relate to them to a reCital by the students week class 10 WhICh stu- segments, the students I'm really blessed," she 10 whIch such songs as dents discover how to com- perform In front of parents said "Amazing Grace" and pore a pIece of musIc The at the culmmatlOn of the Laboe thmks her stu- "When the Samts Go plano IS the mstrument class dents have learned a lot Marchmg In" were per- used to Ilium mate a pIece's "It was really neat, ~ saId "RhythmIcally they're so fOrnled constructIon Students Laboe. advanced I can see a huge Plano IS taught m a SIm- learn how to use both Laboe has been at Star Improvement from last Ilar fashIOn to guitar stu- hands m developmg mUSIC for three years, havmg year to thiS year," she said dents are taught m the At the end of the seSSIOn, receIved musIc educatIon BelOg mtroduced to a baSICS, and they perform a they perform what they bachelor's and master's WIde panoply of mUSIC, reCItal for parents at the have created over the degrees from Aqumas Laboe hopes her students end of the sessIOn school's mtercom system. College and the UniVerSIty WIll leave Star lovmg Phota by Carne CunnIngham Students learn posture and The learmng of bells of MIchIgan respectIvely musIc Michelle Laboe, a Star music cUrector with decrees how the numbers of each reqUires students to be She has a husband Steve from Aquinas College and the University of Michl- WIth Laboe's mfectIous finger correspond to a key able to count effectively m Garbanno and three chil- gan. hopes her students leave the school loving enthUSIasm, they no doubt LallOe mdl.vldually order to know when to nng dren, Alex, Stephanie and WIll music. ,- , I. , j/, Bids to be decided

By carrie Cunningham HIgh School, a fence IS sug. StaffWnter gested to be replaced by Two bIds for bond projects Future Fence for a cost WIll be voted on at the next $41,717, paId for by the board meettng on Monday, smkmg fund and a boosters Apnl 19, and compames for group. a thIrd project are bemg An eXlstmg chain fence conSIdered. WIllbe removed, and a dec- Parktng Improvements at oratIve fence WIth a 30-35- Grosse Pomte South HIgh year hfe span WIllbe added School are proposed to be WIth four bnck piers completed by Pro Lme Lastly, two bIds are bemg Asphalt at a cost of $113, exammed from Supreme 851, funded In part by the Heatmg and Supply _INFINITY $62 9 mJ1hon bond and 10 Company and R W Mead & YACHT CHARTERS part by the SInkIng fund Sons to replace 19 umt ven- Concrete Islands WIll be tilators at North HIgh BREAKFAST WITH THE EASTER BUNNY removed along the parkmg School, bUIld new cabInets Summer Crew Positions Available area on FIsher Road, the lot ad,)acent to the umts and Saturday April 10th 9 am • 11 am WIll be repaved, mne new Install new water nsers 1QO-ft. Luxury Charter Yacht on Lake Sf. Clair trees WIllbe planted, and a The project WIllbe funded FI?El:' PH () TO \l{/I TH SIdewalk WIll be replaced by the 2000 energy bonds, Some 25 new parkmg and a request for a certam Looking for THE FASTER BUN/VI' spaces WIll addItIonally be company WIll be suggested Crew • Walt Staff • Bartenders • Galley Staff <-nth nu. Ad • Valid April 10 &. 11 Event8 only) added before the Apnl 19 board At Grosse Pomte North meetmg. (18 and OVlN) WAVES FAMOUS ISLAND BUFFET Easter Sunday April 11th Please contact Jackie Carden An Array of TropICal I SEATINGS Parcells student wins INFINITY YACHT CHARTERS and TraditionalFavonles 11 am. 4 pm• Call fer Reservations Ph.' (586) nS-7030 faxl (73-4) 697-9287 from Around lhe World Adulls $18 95' Children 5-101$995 state geography bee e-mail j cardenOlnflnltyyocht com C." ..... "M<' "'" tl'1• . 24223 Jetfwaon. • St CIII" ShofM JamIe Dmg, a seventh thIS questIOn Canad. sea.773-3840 grade student from St Chaleur Bay, a fishi~ (between 9 mile & 10 mile) Clair Shores who attends ground for mackerel and Parcells Middle School, salmon, lies between the won the MIchIgan competI- Gaspe Penmsula 8:Qd tIOn of the NatIOnal whIch provmce? 'Phe GeographiC Bee on Fnday, answer IS New Bruns\fick. Apnl 2, at Central Nmety-seven MIchIgan MIChIgan Umverslty students In grades foul' VELVET CAKE FlOUR, DECORATING SPRINKLES AND SUGARS The state bee IS the sec- through eIght competed m MELTING CHOCOUTE. TART SHELLS, CANDY MOl.DS ond level of a national com- Fnday's bee Each student SPECIALS petItIon sponsored by the was asked a mInImum of National GeographIC eight questIOns dunng the AUOMDRlUrTJELLV BEANS $1.39 lb. Society Student~ were prehmmary round, and 10 DAlED CRANBERRIES $3.99 lb. orally tested on geographIC students advanced to the knowledge final round A __ RICE NOODLES $2.49 bo. Make this Easter Ding answered the most More than 500 MIchigan WALDE"'A_IID CAlI. DRESSING $2.99 120z questIOns correctly to Win qchools conducted prellml' the first place pnze of $100 nary bees m January I'r------lr------lGOURMET II ESPRESSO I a Hare DIHerent. and an all.expense paid Wmners of the preliminary I MINTS II COFFEE I ..., tnp to Washington DC for round completed A wntten ...,...... thiS year's natIOnals May ...... quallfymg test adminIS- I $2.69 lb. II $5.49 lb. \ I..mll,d IIVlJlIo"'''tv so call your adVII"" "rdu 111today' 25 and 26 Dmg, the son of tered And evaluated by the I (CODE M37) II (COO£011I7) I MI,pedll ord, ... ror • 1,lor mu,' he pllred by Thur ",prlill Van Nmg and Yuchuan National GeographIC L..__ .. .!.II!l:!!P-~ __ .J1-__ Y!!.I.!.1I!l: f!p.~ __ ...l Dmg, IS also MIchigan's Society m W8shIngton, l.b1 Ff 7 00 ~'" 6 30 I'M 19-487 MAdc.Ave repre~entatlve to compete In Sa, 700 .... 600Pto' Grossa Pomt6 Woods D C The top scorers Ie- S

Photo by Kalhy Flanagan Rollicking Red Wing Detroit Red WIng forward Kirk Maltby visited Kerby Ele. mentary on Monday. March 15. He talked about what he likes about hockey and some of his favorite boob while growing up. He stancla In the center Den to John Flanagan Photo by <. &me Cunnmgham North ec1ence students achieved third place at the on the left and MeChan FlaDa- Science Olympiad on Saturday. March 20. Above are gan on the right. Chris FlaDa- team Captain Angela Theis, Coach RancU Zwada and gan is In the back. Co-Captain Thomas cameron. Other members of the Many students .. well .. t.-m pot pictured are MoUy Farr. Paul Frick. John teachen donned Red Wing ~wkaley. Co-captaiD Margaret Walton, Natalie car. Jeneya like the Flan.,ans. ~•• J"eph Hong, Allison Mikula. Nicholas RideUa, With the ty:m packed with all Q..One SoDg, Carl Boscarino. Ruvanl Fonseka. grades at Kerby. Maltby Matthew Herman, Elizabeth SiJDon and alternates charmed. hl8 audience with a ~1a1Dav Krillhnan and Robert Sweeney. down-to-earth and humble manner. North science DECAClub

s~u:dents place iG!.1 -r' t t Soars The Grosse Pomte South ••• 'L.Do1c.~O'. t"" ...... ' HIgh School DECA Club third at Olympiad .. ~ .A.qW ... .,...... ?... • (Dlstnbutlve EducatIOn Club of Amenca) performed By CarrIe Cunningham place for Co-Captain extraordtnanly at the state StaffWnter Margaret Walton and Nick competItIon, WInning a total Grosse Pomte North HIgh Ridella m Astronomy, second of 50 medals School students have place for Joseph Hong and Twenty students from immersed themselves m the and Fonseka for cell bIology, South were state finahsts wonders of SCIence and had first place fo1' Molly FaIT and fimahmg 10 the top 10 of the chance to dIsplay thelI' Fonseka In SCIence for theIr event knowledge at a regIOnal Fitness, fourth place for A South record of 12 stu. Sctence OIymp18d on Abmav Knshnan and Rob dents WIll advance to the Saturday, March 20 Sweeney m BIrds and the mternattonal competition m For thelI' efforts, they gar- Bees; thrrd place for Walton NashVIlle nered a thIrd place trophy, and AllIson MIkula m The 12 finalISts are NIck and they will have the oppor- Dynannc Planet, Nmth place Andrew, Dan Fishman, Kns tunity to go to a state compe- for team Captam Angela SteIS, Colm Casssldy, KIrk titIOn at MIchIgan State TheIs and Walton In Remote WIllmarth, Rory O'Bryan, Univet'Slty on Satltrday, May Sensmg, Ninth place for Alyssa SullIvan, Enka Jost, 1 The top five wmners from Natalie Carolan and MIkula Sunal Edwards, Robbie the state competition will go for Forestry, 10th place for to a natIonal contest on May Knshnan and Robert Gmnebaugh, Dan MaJeskt 21-22 at a college in Sweeney In Ecology, thIrd and Mark Parchment Pennsylvanl8 place for Hawksley and ThetB Knsten Schultes was also Randt M Zwada, the coach m the PhySICS lab, fifth place elected a state officer for for the team, was very for Paul Fnck and Gene Song MIchIgan DECA pleased WIth how the stu- In Robot Ramble, sixth place dents perfonued for Fnck and Matt Hennan In Phot<> hy Carne Cunrungham "They have a strong back- Stonn the Castle, mnth place North exchange ground from the curnculum," for Hong and LIz Sunon In Fish abound students thrive she aa](l. Sounds of Mp&c, thJrd. place ActlVltIes from all areas of for Farr, Mlkula, SImon, On Friday. March 26. studentl from Barnes Elementary visited the aquar- Two North foreIgn exch- SCIentIfic mqUll'Y were mclud- Knshnan and Sweeney m the Ium. and .. a way to reinforce knowledge about the aquatic world, they made nage students are are sue- ed m the olympiad, mcludmg Pentathlon, fifth place for decorations In the hallway of the school. Beth Moran's claaa made a whale cesfully adaptmg to astronomy, bIOlogy, chemlstIy, TheIS, Ridella and Strnon In .. well as a cU8play, MLookwho fs on the aquarium, Mpictured above. Other Amencan hIe, accordmg to earth SCIence, envllunmental Expenmental DeSIgn, thlI'd cIa88ea talJibt by Marinel Gaitan, Amy Krieger. Julie BeDovlch, Dorothy Heil- artIcles 10 North's school SCIence, physics, bUIlding and place for Hawksley and jan and Deb Kraft made a host of other types of ash and showcases. Some of newspaper, North Po1Ote IIUSCellaneous SCIence toPICS Walton m Practical Data, first these include Jelly fish. ralnbow fish and angel ibIh and broader cU8playaof Max Breuer comes from Students Thomas place for Caorlan and MIkula a IIgbthouae and a mermaid. Genuany and IS lIVIng WIth Cameron, the team Co- In Wnte IUDo It and SIXth On their vlslt to the aquarium. the chllc1reD looked for fUh that were David Watson '05 and lus Captam, and Ruvaru Fonseka place for Sweeney m shown in the movie, MFlncUngNemo. ~ The world of the sea was bro.t to family He loves playmg bas- competed In both the Compute Thta 1Jfe for them. ketball and lacrosse. Destgner Genes segment, In As Captain, TheIS Bald she "The kids really liked it. It wu a great unit. They loved the fUh," Mol'lUl MIchael Jabur hales from wluch they were tested on had to engage In a lot of orga- said. Brazil and IS staYIng WIth genetic problems, and the ruzatlon to prepare, but the Lms VerslCal '06 and hIS chennstry lab. They won sec- results were sweet family He has lIked playmg ond place In both competI- "It was my goal to go to tennis and gomg sktmg tIons states," she Bald "I am mterested m genetIcs AddItIOnally, many other because It IS a developIng students felt pressure at the field, and I hke to help pe0- competItion, but Zwada's ple," saId Fonseka "I hke SCI- encouragement and the thrIll WILSON MARINE Family of Boat Showrooms ence because It's where you of wlnnmg made the stress Correction learn how thmgs work" worth It Cameron addttionally par- "Mrs Zawada has always In the March 25 arb- took In the Polymer pushed me because she IS a ele, .Smktng fund pass- DetectIves unit WIth John strong behever m SCIence," es, board renews Hawksley where they placed saId Farr, who eventually debate," the amount of mnth The unIt exanuned dtf- wants to become a doctor the school budget ferent kinds of plastics HaVIng perfonned strongly shortfall after calculat- "fm pretty good at SCIence mg funds from the If rm going to be good at at reglOnals, the North team smkmg fund and a poa- something, I mlght as well members are prepared to use parbClp8te," Cameron saId thClr budamg SCIentific mmds Slble use of fund equIty Other students who placed \n another go around at was misstated The cor- t rect amount IS $1 7 mll- m the actIVItIes mclude fifth ..,1 1 ( .. hon

Exciting North band On Sunday. April 4. the North Band and Orchestra performed Its biennial concert in an amulng night at Orchestra HaD In the "Max." The band and orchestra members performed a very demanding program to an audience of over 1.000 people and received s .tanellng ovation at the end. Brandon StID and Nlcke RideUa did an OUtitancUng job on their performance of the Vivaldi Tnmtpet Concert. Other outltandlng soloists Included: Rebecca Rhee. Bridget Brosnan, Jane McDonneU. Uz Cramer. John Buda, CaitUn Fuhrmann, Roy Luci. er, A!ez HabbeU and Nicole Diesing. The percn8' slon feature was also a highlight of the eveninC. April 8, 2004 8A Obituaries Grosse Pointe News

as Trustee and Treasurer of DomlDlck, 71, dIed 'fuesrlay, Memonal contnbutions for many ~UPs mc1u~ Herman School, Dr Swan the Urosse Pomte PublIc March 23, 2004, at her may be made to the Lung the FaIr Wmds Girl Scout came back to the Umted School Board of EducatIOn, Harper Woods home AsSOCIatIOn or chanty of CouncIl of Flint, BIg States to earn a Bachelor of ArbItrator for the Amencan Mrs DOmInIck was born one's chOIce Brothers/B\g SIsters of DIVlmty degree from the ArbItratIOn AsSOCIatIon, and Dec 18, 1932, In DetroIt to Sarasota, Fla, St John Garrett Bibhcal Institute of the Boy Scouts He was alllO Gordon and Pearl Overland Geraldine F. Gitzen Home Care Center In Northwestern Umverslty. Eastpointe, the Grosse He then returned WIth hIs a member of the Umverslty She graduated from Geraldme F Gitzen (nee Club, Players Theater Club, Northwestern HIgh School Pomte NeIghborhood Club's fllIlll1y to IndIa to serve as Hogan), 77, dIed Sunday, DetrOIt AthletIC Club, m DetrOIt, then received her Thnft. Shop, and the Rotary DIstrict Supenntendent for March 14, 2004, m Longboat undergraduate degree from Club that meets at the the MethodIst Church m Country Club of DetrOlt, Key, Fla Yale Club of New York CIty, Wayne State Umverslty and Groue Pomte War Hyderabad, Deccan. After NIagara Falls Club, her Master of Arts degree Memonal nearly SIX years, Dr. Swan EconomIc Club of DetroIt, from the UmversIty of She IS SUrVIVed by her agam came to the United and the SeDlor Men's Club of MIchIgan daughters, Karen Smith States to earn a doctorate Gl'08se Pomte. She was a school teacher Klenbaum of Gl'08se Pomte degree m SocIology from He IS SUrvIVed by hIS In Flonda, Texas and Park, and Kathryn (DaVId) Northwestern UmVerSlty. WIfe, Marieke, chIldren, MIchIgan, and later, a sub- Larkm of BellaIre, and by He Jomed the faculty of Horace (PhyllIs), Jan (Lisa), stItute teacher m the metro- her grandchildren, Ursula Albion College m Albion, Lee Adnan (JeanDlne), polItan DetroIt area and the KIenbaum (Jason Reynolds), MIch, where he rose from Carel (Anne), Eleanor Grosse Pomte school sys- Geoff Dankert (Ron Hall) assIStant professor to profes- Lee IIarI'Uon Allen (DaVId), grandchIldren, tem and LIz Ellen (Tun) Vogan. sor and Chauman of the Lee Harrison Allen Chnsty (Allen), WhItney, Mrs Domimck enjoyed Mrs Smith was prede- Department of Shayla, Jack, Nlcolaas, dancmg and partICIpated In ceased by her husband, Anthropology-Sociology. In Grosse Pomte Farms reSI- Jonathan, MadelIne, Lee H. ballroom, square and rounds George A. Smith, and her 1974 he Joined the faculty of dent Lee Harrison Allen, 79, II, and John, and great- WIth many groups. She brothers, Darrel, Karl, Fred SOCIology at Wayne State dIed Thursday, Apnl 1, grandchildren, Jacob and loved travehng and has and Clean University and retired m 2004, surrounded by hIs Ian traveled to Europe, the 1979 He completed his aca- fllIlllly and frIends A memonal serVIce was Canbbean, MeXICO,Canada, demic career WIth two years Mr Allen was born Oct held Sunday, Apnl 4, at Puerto RICO and WIthIn the of teaching in 'lUrkey for the 12, 1924, m Cleveland, OhIO, Jefferson Avenue Umted States Mrs United States Air Force. to Horace and Eleanor Presbytenan Church, Domtnlck also loved garden- Dr Swan has traveled Malone Allen, and grew up DetroIt mg and spent much of her throughout Europe, AfrIca, Geraldine F. GltzeD lD Shaker HeIghts, OhIo Memonal contnbutIons tIme outsIde m the spring and the Middle East with He attended Yale may be made to Jefferson and summer, and in the win- extended stsys for research Mrs. Gltzen was born .i Umverslty untIl JOlDIng the Avenue Presbytenan ter plannmg with her cata- in India. March 1, 1927, in DetroIt to US Navy dunng World War logs. He served as pastor of a Church, Malone College of FranCIS Delmont and Ethel '. II. Mr Allen served as a number of country churcbes Canton, OhIO (whIch was All her lIfe she enjoyed HanImond Hogan. She grad. Gunnery Officer and a founded by hIS ancestors) or helping people, whether It in the Western M1chi.gan uated from the UniversIty of LIeutenant J G. on a landmg was WIth theIr taxes or just Conference of the United the Amencan Lung MichIgan in 1972, and spent ShIp In the South PacIfic bemg a good friend Mrs. Methodist Church. AssOCIation several years teachIng reme- Theater At age 19, he was Dommlck was very proud of He 18 8W'Vlved by hIs sons dial reading in Detroit and • the youngest COm1DlSSloned her two grandchIldren, and Alan Charles and David officer m the Navy He was a substItute teacher for loved the tune spent with Stephen, BIJ[ grandchildren, the Grosse Pointe public returned to Yale In 1946 to her family and gettmg and 10 great-grandchIldren. school system. complete a Bachelor of together for family dinners. Dr. Swan was predeceased She belonged to the Delta SCIence degree m Mrs DomtnlcklssUrVIved by hIs first WIfe of 58 years, PSI sorority, and was a mem- MetallurgIcal EngIneenng by her husband, C.M. Kathleen; and hIs second ber of St. Mary Star of the m the Class of "1945 W" DomInick, her daughter, EDen Wl11s Smith wife, Doris Notestein. Sea Parish and Altar In 1948, Mr Allen went to LeslIe (MIchael) KIshler; SerVIces will be held in work for HIckman WillIams and two grandchildren, SoCIety. Services were held at F81rfield Bay, Ark., and and Co as a salesman and JeSSIca and Matthew Mrs. Gltzen had a lifelong Christ Church Grosse Grosse Pomte. Dates and metallurgIst, proVIdmg raw Kishler. love of readIng and was a Pomte on April 3. times will be announced matenals for the Iron and She was predeceased by member and 20-year volun- Memonal contnbutIons when arrangements have steel mdustnes He retIred her son, John "J D." teer at the Longboat Key may be made to Big been completed. " In 1990 as Chalnnan and DominIck, and brother I.i~~~is survIVed by her BrothersIBlg Sisters, 2831 CEO after 42 years. Gregory Parker Overland Ringling Blvd, Suite A201, He was a member of A memonal serVIce will be husband, Henry Gltzenj Sarasota, FL 34237j Christ Help for' end Jefferson Avenue held at 11 a.m., Monday, sons, John Gitzen and Church , 61 Gl'08se P om. te Presbytenan Church where AprIl 12, at the Chapel Robert (Stephanie) Gitzenj Blvd., Grosse Pomte Farms, of life' issues he served as Elder and Blaters, Nancy Hogan and of RenaIssance Umty Eleanor Hogan MI 48236 or Alba Do you really want to pay Treasurer He also eIlJoyed Church, 11200 E 11 MIle, m Mrs Gltzen was prede- CommunIty Memorial $5,000 or more for a funeral? SInglng In the chOIr, whIch II1tzi Overland Dom1DJck Warren (1-696 serVIce drive he recently retIred from ceased by her suters Garden, 5935 Elm, Alba, Ml A nonprofit organization, Mitzi Overland between Hoover and Eliz beth "Betty" Se '49611. the Funeral Consumers after 45 years VanDyke. Chapel on the a ymour Ch 1 Lund ~ MM)' ~er. J 1 ar es een InformatIon SOCIety of Mr Allen was actIve m Dominick east SIde of bUlldmgj many orgamzatlOns; serVIng MItzI DL8ne O~erland (\ ,mnll~ Mass ~~ l;eleJe. > ", '\ J(JS~J[jJu IJJ.GreaterJDetroit (FOISt/lC8ll brated March 18, at St The Rev Dr Charles help you ill many ways,>, Mary Star of the Sea, Lundeen Swan dIed Fnday, FCIS speCIahzes m help- Longboat Key, Fla. March 26 2004 In mg WIth ~end of hfe" ISSUes Memorial contnbutlons Lenngton,~. after a bnef and can help find a funeral may • be made to the illness director who WIll assist you Longboat Key LIbrary, 555 Dr. Swan was born in for far less than the average Bay Isles Pkwy., Longboat CalCIltta, India on Aug 5, funeral cost. A membershIp Key, FL 34228 or CapuchIn 1909 to Methodist mi881on- fee of $20 IS all that IS need- Missions, 1820 Mt Elliott, ane;, the Rev Henry ed to jom the group so you DetroIt, Ml 48207 MarCIls Swan and Edna can plan your own funer. aVmemorial service and Lundeen Swan He complet- gsm mformatIon to help you Ellen Wills Smith ed hIs early educatIon In with the death of others. Grosse POlDte reB1dent IndIa and came to the Ellen Wills Smith, 92, dIed United States In 1925 for FCIS does not reeommend Wednesday, March 31,2004, college. He receIVed a bache- paymg m advance for funer- at Bon Secours Nurs10g lor's degree from the al serVIces. It IS an affilIate Care Center In St CI81r Umverslty of ChIcago in of the natIonal nonprofit Shores 1929 and returned to IndIa Funeral Consumers of Mrs. Smith was born Oct. as a teacher at the Mt America, the only funeral 27, 1911, m Millmgton She Hermon School 10 consumer protectIon agency moved to Flmt to r81Be her DlU'Jeehng. There he met in Amenca. famIly and dlstmgulshed and marned Kathleen To Jom, call (313) 886- herself in volunteer work. ViVIan Doucette 0998, or wnte FC1S, PO Box She was a lIfelong volunteer Followmg hIs term at Mt. 24054, Detroit, Ml 48224

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ByTyroneJennie Miller teachers share nuptials with school Staff Writer Here comes the bnde, all we're glad they mVIted us We're so happy for them' gOing to have kIds Everyone them ~ dressed In white " was Just so eXCited' The engagement came Parents shared m the As the song began to play, Parsons said Rabbldeau after a campmg tnp In the enthUSiasm eXlblted by the Tyrone Elementary School and FranCIS are perfect for students and staff DIane students turned and Upper Pennlnsula each other and they get Rabbldeau and FranCIS Mueller S81d her daughter, \\atched as their sIXth grade along so well, It's almost hke teacher stepped foot onto a arrived at school upon brother and sIster Manssa, was thnlled to find makeshift aisle In the returnmg, postmg a Picture out her teacher was that showed FranCISholdmg "They're a great couple,' engaged. school's gym, walkmg she said of her fnends toward their fifth grade up her rmg Words were "That's all she would talk scrawled across the photo "They're silly and adventur- about," Mueller s81d "It's so teacher ous, and they love to do readmg "She saId yes!' mce they did this for the Cathenne FrancIs and thmgs together hke gomg Iuds' David Rabbldeau wed last "Everybody who came Into campmg" work that morning saw the The students took a week after several years of The couple Informed pIcture,' Parsons remem- hands-on role 10 the wed- courtship whIch began after school admIOIstrators soon both accepted teachIng POSI- bered "We WE'reall so eXCIt- after the engagement dmg plannmg They decorat- ed for them - nothmg hke ed the gymnasIUm walls tIOns In the dlstnct "I'm very happy for them,' thiS has ever happened. The Wlth colorful posters, and Students and staff shared In said Supenntendent Dan the JOyousoccasIOn,Wltness- kIds Just went nuts, runmng they deSigned InVttatIons up to them all day long and Danosky, who hired both and programs for the event mg the exchange of vows FranCIS and Rabbldeau askIng them when they're "It's great that the ktds between the beloved teach- when they apphed for Jobs m are all a part of thIS, and ers the dIstnct Danosky they get to share 10 the occa- "I thought It was great," attended the wedding on said Tyrone pnnclpal Cheryl Fnday WIth pnde sion,' said Kelhe SDider, VanDerlInden "It's been a mother of fifth-grader "I always take pnde m Darnel. great event for the lnds and thIS staff The fact that they their familIes ~ The weddtng was a formal hke each other 1Sgreat, but event, with FranCiS stndmg The weddmg was held at to thiS extent says a lot Tyrone because of the dedi- about them as a statf,~ he down the 8lSle in an elegant white satm gown White pt!- catIOn both teachers have to s81d, laughing at the unex- the school and Its studen ts lars and stairs were con- pected announcement He structed on the stage to cre- "(Cathenne and Dave's) discovered the courtship ate the ambiance of a wed- goal smce they met was to when the (ouple came to ask ding chapel Pastor Bert mcorportate the lnds 10 part for ttme off for the weddmg Thompson officiated, bless- of thiS," VanDerhnden s81d "I was surpnsed, but they mg the unIOn and commend- "This school IS where they are two very good people,' he met, and It has been an 109 the bnde and groom for S81d "They love each other theIr dedicatIon to theIr Important part of their hves. and enjoy each other's com- careers They wanted their weddmg pany very much I think 1t'S FranCIS' best lhend, Lone to take place here so they Photoli by Jenm~ Ml Uer cool that two teachers who could share It WIth the com- catherine Francia and David Rabbideau tied the Arcand, served as matron of met here on the Job are so honor, WhIle the groom's mumty~ knot on Friday, April 2. in front of famJly, friends, committed to their Jobs that Accordmg to Tyrone facul- and nearly 30 Harper WOOCiaMJdcUeSchool stUdents. brother, Paul Rabbldeau, they wanted to have thell" served as best man Curt ty, the romance blossomed At right. stUdents decorated the JYm witb posters. kids Involved In thiS I'm FranCIS and Jesse Moss almost Immediately, howev- amazed and very happy for er, It was kept qUiet from the served as ushers while students and staff members Ashley Moss and Joan "I watched them actmg Warnken read passages dur- very sneaky at the begm- mg the ceremony, whlle Chnstopher Plansker nmg," laughed fourth grade played the plano teacher Natahe Parsons Afterwards, students "They were always spendmg gathered around the happy a lot of time together and couple for a group photo to taIlnng 10 the ha1lwa~ The capture the memory Smdes key for me was when Dave were gleammg from ear to offered to go shoppmg at the ear as the couple took off m mall With Cathenne That's true love" r theIr chanot, heading toward the receptlon at The Even students chum they RoostertaJ.l. had SUspiCions A personal message "Mr Rabbldeau was mscnbed m the weddmg always gomg 1Oto MISS program embodted the JOY FranCIS' room to talk to her, shared by all dunng the so I guessed It nght away,' OCC8S10n Said fifth-grader Juhan "Today I have everythmg r Brown, one of nearly 30 stu- need. the love of my best dents who attended the wed- fnend, the promise of a hfe- dmg, each accompamed by tIme together, and famIly an adult The parents were and mends to share thIS Just as eXCItedas the lnds moment" "I wouldn't mISS thIS for After returnmg to school the world," said Brown's this week, the Rabbldeaus mother, Claudette "We Just WIll spend spnng break ill love Mr Rabbldeau, and Puerto Vallarta, MeXICO,for their honeymoon They hve m St ClaIr Shores HW students form bond with young Detroiters By JennIe Miller StaffWnter to bond Wlth the students. "We've been dOing thiS for noon at the school, the stu- student and member of Young chddren at James about five years,' said NHs dents were commItted and NHS, brought the Jazz Band Campbell Elementary adViser Annette Zebrackl, knew nght away they had t'* on board thIS year The School In DetrOit are feehng who works WIth LUCienne return Smce then, they group VISItedCampbell last the POSItIVemfluence from Zanm to orgamze the pro. ha\'e made several VISits a month to perform a collec- Harper Woods HIgh School's gram Zanm Jomed forces year to the school tlOn of songs Mterward, bnghtest and best WIth Harper Woods reSident "The older kIds have such Campbell students were Members of the school's Crystal Rockwood, a kmder- an effect on the younger eager to meet the mU~IClans National Honor Society and garten teacher at Campbell, ones," Zebrackl said "It's a and demanded autographs warm and POSltlVeexpen- from them Jazz Band have "adopted' back m 1999 when the NHS the kindergarten c1asqes at was lookmg for community ence every tIme we go' "They Just loved It," saId Campbell, VI~ltIng the semce act!\ .tle' m the area Most recently, the NHS Arlow Antleau, sCIence and schoc,I "eH'ral tlmp, a \ par AftC'1,pc nrilng ON "ftC'r helped promote NatIOnal Jazz Band teacher "They Reading Month at can't walt for us to come Campbell Students brought back" the stol) of "The Three Antleau feels that the Bears" to hfe for the kinder- older student.~ msplre those gartner~, dre~~lng m cos- at Campbell to excellO theIr tumes and actmg out the educatIOn role~ They then SWItched "It's a very PO~ltrveexpen- role~ and allowed the young ence for the young kIds," he one~ to take on the parts explamed "They get an Idea ". After a .es~lon of one-on- of what IS pO~~lblefor theIr one reading ~mgmg' and future It shows them what dancmg. NHS members opportumtJes are out there made crafts WIth theIr hud- and broadens theIr perspec- dIes, puttmg together bunny tJve" and bear magnpts The} dls- TIl1~ was expreqqed m a tnhuted gJft~ of colonng book of )etu>r~ whICh was book~ and crayon~ to the ~ent to Harper Wood~ HIgh "tudents and shared a qnack Schoo! from the Campbell before they l(llt ~tudent~ Inqlde were letters "Th(' kld~ really enJoy the of appr('clatlOn for contmu- pxpen('nce wh('n w(' read to 109 to Vlqlt "tth them them and do proJ('ct~ tog('th NC'xtup I'> the annuill chll er," ~ald Nlcol(' McEachm, a dren'~ pICniCand field day In ~emor at Harper Wood~ May.where the ~tudents WIll HIgh School and qecrctary of come to Harper Woods NHS "It'. Il poqltlVE'('xpen- .John~ton Park to "hare Harper Woods m,h Scbool students and National ence for all of Uq It'~fun to lunch, game. and a concert Honor Society member August Brag reada MThe hang out With them and qeC' from thE'Jal? Band Three Bears" to C&mpbeU Elementary School atu- the efTectwe have" "ThE'Ylove to come and 'lee dents to promote NaUollal Readint Month. Rockwood'q ~on Graham wh('re the bIg kIds hve: NHS member Ste~e Dembl'01nkl. helptl a CampbeU who Iq now A hIgh qchool Zanm qAld student put On bis costume to participate fa the "Three Little Bean" skit. 14A Har ApnI8,2004 erWoods Grosse Pointe News HW celebrates fifth consecutive top teacher By Jennie Miller Ing tral! She contmued at StatfWnter Oakland Umver"ltv and grade student councd and For five stl alght year", earned hel educatIOnal "pe- led the group for eIght con- Harper Woods School clahst degree In 2002 SeCutIve years, settmg up a Dlstnct has "een one of Its Telsan earned her NatIOnal format of servIce projects teachers named a" Wayne Board certIficate "omethmg and SOCIal events that stIli County's Outstandmg few teachers auomph,h operates today Teacher of the Yeal by and she \\ a" recently accept- She also supports the Wayne County RegIOnal ed to Oakland', Ph)) pro school's Tnck or Treat for EducatIonal ServIce Agency gram m educatIOnal leader UNICEF, Toys for Tots and (RESAl ThiS year, mIddle shIp canned food dnves and par- school sCIence teacher June "She became natIOnally tICipates In other serVIce Telsan has nabbed the title board certIfied, which IS a projects that keep students "I'm thnlled that she has huge undertaking," Danosky active as cItIzens In the com- won," Said Supenntendent "aId of Telsan's credentials mUllIty Dan Danosky "She'" very "She IS the first and only As If she dIdn't have desemng ThIS IS five years teacher In Harper Woodb enough to do already, Telsan In a row we've had thIS ever to do that" produces the middle school honor, dnd the mIddle school But she dldn t ~top there newsletter, helped keep the staff IS responsIble for four In 2003, Telsan was one of yearbook from foldtng, and of the last five They're real- only 25 MIdwest educators orgamzed last year's boGk ly second to none when It 1IIvited to partICipate 111 fair With her sCIence classes comes to dedIcation to kids advanced tramlllg WIth the and after school garden club, and knowledge ofthe craft " NatIOnal Board and IS no\\ a Telsan has beauttfied the Telsan has spent her certified facl1ltator volun- school grounds and cultivat- entire 17 -year career In teenng her time to a~slst ed students' school pnde, Harper Woods, teaching the other teachers In thIS ngor- more than 1,500 sprlng- same subject m the same ous as~essment process flowenng bulbs and 40 trees room And ~he has zero An active supporter of her June Tiesan, Wayne RESA's Outstanding Teacher of the Year, celebrates the have been planted, and hun- plans to move peers, Telsan has also led honor with her seventh grad.e science ciass at Harper Woods Middle School. dreds of annual plants are "I love thIS dlstnct," she ennchmg sesslOn~ for the set In place every year said "I appreemte the fact Michigan and Metro-DetrOIt and, by unamIDOUS vote, In addItIOn, Telsan helps mdlvldual to help them a range of the levels of kIds that It'S small I love that It SCience Teachers to finance the purchase of receIved Harper Woods Jr make the tranSItIOn from at thIS age, hands-on work IS houses grades seven ASSOCIatIOn, the Michigan eqUIpment and supphes in HIgh Teacher of the Year In mIddle school to high ~chool so Important" through 12 In the same the dIstnct by wntmg AsSOCiatIOnof MIddle School 1998 and Harper Woods I try to put myself m their buddmg I can stIlI see the Committed to her work, grants and heading up Educators, and the MIddle School Teacher of the shoes and think hke a kid" kids grow up and watch Telsan values each and fundralsers MIChIgan EducatIOn Year III 2003 Telsan tnes to get to know them graduate 1 can have every day she has the RESA recogntzed thIS Assocla tlOn WhIle accolades and the students outSIde the an Impact that lasts beyond chance to mteract WIth stu- commItment and bestowed "If there IS an orgamza- recogmtlOn are appreciated, classroom as well one class" dents ItS annual honor to Telsan, tlon that 1thmk can gIve me Telsan sees her students as "I try to go to theIr sport- Telsan thInks her cowork- "I thmk teaching is who was nomInated by sev- the resources the students most Important and vatues mg events and thmgs hke ers In Harper Woods are extremely Important work," enth grade SOCIal studies need, I'll Jom,~ she Sald what sCience can bnng to a that," she said "I hke to exemplary and apprecIates she saId ~It's one of the most teacher and former out- ConSidered a leader not young hfe watch them grow up and the teamwork that goes mto dIfficult Jobs because of the standmg teacher of the year only 111 the dlstnct, but also "I reahze that sCIence Isn't mamtaln relatIOnshIps WIth runmng the mIddle school diverSity and needmess that Lee Kyko In the state, Telsan was hon- the be-all, end-all of these them" "There IS a great degree of comes IIIto the classroom The honor places Telsan 0red by the MIchIgan kIds' hves, but it IS Impor- In the classroom, she tnes profeSSIOnalism among the every day, and whtle we are III league WIth the many Department of EducatIOn as tant," she saId to keep thmgs excltmg staff," she said "There IS deahng With those Issues, other teachers m Harper one of the top 50 educators She credits her ability to always appreciated the support at every grade level, "r we've also got to stimulate Woods who have been sm- m the state 111 2003, and was reach her students by teachers who made thmgs and we really work together theIr mmds" gled out as outstandIng by recogmzed at an awards puttmg herself III their umque and showed me how They all have theIr hearts In But Telsan doesn't hmlt WayneRESA receptIOn and 1IIvited to shoes and IdentIfYing WIth \\ onderful the world IS" she It for the kIds and go that herself to the sCIence class- "There are only nme serve on a ne\\ ly mstltuted where they are In theIr said, addmg that bhe doe" extra mIle" room She was the first to teachers In the mIddle adVISOry panel to state youth thiS through a combmatlOn Telsan was hIred for the lead student tour groups to school, but four of that nIne supenntendent Tom "I remember that tIme of of hands-on work and lec- Job nght after graduating Watkms Wash1llgton, DC, and pIO- have been recognIZed as out- my hfe," she saId. "It's a dIf- tures neered a three-day mid-Win- from Wa} ne State Telsan has been fl'atured standmg teacher of the ficult tIme for kIds, It'S a "Never does a week go by ter retreat to the Traverse Umverstt} but 'hl ha,n't tWIce III The Detro,t Nl'W" year," Danosky SaId "That time of turmOIl for some WIthout someth1llg hands- City area She formed the strayed far from thC' leal n Teacher of the Weph prufile, They need to be known as an says great thIllgs about the on," she saId "There IS such first seventh and eIghth staff"

Photos IJ) Robert McKean Family Fun POLICE AND FIRE REPORTS SWIped cash Breathalyzer in Harper Woods No suspects were found m Pohce were SUSpICIOUSof the case of $825 In cash the dnver of a Silver 1993 Harper Woods families celebrated together on bemg SWiped from the Ford Escort after he dIsre- Wednesday, March 24, with dinner, dancing and counter of a store m the garded a yIeld SIgn and entertainment. The Amazing Clark performed a 18000 block of Vermer on pulled mto the mtersectlon magic and puppet show and created balloon Tuesday, March 31, at 802 the officer was crOS8tng sculptures for kids. Pictured left, Tammy Brinker pm Commg to a stop, the officer and her 2 1/2 year-old daughter Charlette enjoy As a store employee was waIted as the vehIcle stalled the Punch and Judy puppet show. Below, Katie nngIng up a purchase for a III the middle of the mter- Rogers, 6, waits for her balloon from the A:ma2:- customer, an umdentIfied sectIon and then proceeded ing Clark. Randy Smith and the Music Smith per- subject grabbed the cash northbound down Kenosha formed musical entertainment for the crowds, and bpht The employee The dnver did not have The event was sponl!lOredby the City of Harper mentIOned that she had IdentIfication, smelled of Woods Recreation Department. seen him browsmg In the mtoXIcants and had an open store several times dunng bottle of whIskey on the the week floor of the passenger seat. Pobce dIscovered he had Robbery mne suspensIOns and a mtS- demeanor warrant out of After pullmg mto her NOVI. garage and shuttmg the A woman seated m the door, a woman was passenger seat and her approached by a man who mfant m the backseat were stole her purse and ran out cleared to leave WIth the the Side door on Fnday, vehIcle, as pohce adminIS- Apnl 2, at 3 pm In the tered field sobnety tests and 20400 block of Severn Breathalyzer tests, before He approached her as she arresting the man got out from her car and a,ked If she knew how to get to Chandler Park Onve B&E garage Bpfore "he could respond or As the sun came out on turn around he grabbed her Saturday, April 3, a reSIdent pur,e out from under her of the 20800 block of Amta ann and took off running went to hiS garage to get hiS The woman. \\ ho had a bro- chIldren's bikes for them to ken foot, notIfied her Sister, nd!' He dl~covered that not and later called Harper only were the bikes mlssmg, Wood, police but hIS $600 snowblower Her pur~e wa, dt"co\ ered wa~ also unaccounted for III the ,treet on the corner of The la~t tIme he had used Chandler P,lrk Dnve and the machme was m early Cadieux February, so the robbery could have taken place any- Repeat offender tIme dunng the last two A man ~topped for run- months Seemg no SIgnS of nlllg a red hght at Kplly and forced entry, the man stated State Fmr on Sunday, Apnl that he leaves the door 4 wa' dl~coverC'd to ha\e unlocked had ~p\pn -u,pen~lOn~ and 1" 0 v, Hrant" for hl~ arrp~t Hit & run, OWl Pollcp followed the green An mtoxlcated female was 2000 Pontiac Grand Pnx to dl~covered attemptmg to thC' man s horn!' before he change a tire on her 1998 pulled ovC'r Aftl'r dl~rover- Plvmouth Voyager on mg the warrant, one out of Saturday, Apnl 3, at 2 a m thp 1hth DI~tnct Court and In the 20300 block of Kelly anothpr out of the 38th Pohce que~tJoned the DI,tnct Court, he was IndIVidual, a Clmton lIrrC'~t('d Town.hIp reSIdent The van's radIator was ll'akmg, Too much whiskey and thl' hood wa~ pushed m A Warrpn mlln ,\~, Ilrrest- After failmg field sobnety I'd for 0l)('ral 1 n~ under the te~ts and blOWing a 16 IIIflupncC' of hquor dnvJng Breathalyzer the woman \\ It h a 'u-ppnded hcpn~e WI1~ llrre~ted She was later and chtld l'ndangerment IllIkf'd to a hit and run on 1.ftl'r 1>10'\ mg II 17 EIght MIle and Carhsle

.,..,- - ApnlS, 2004 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 17A Hot-looking sport s dan, Mazda6 turns heads By Jenny KIng Dlsbngulshmg a mid-sIZe sedan hke the 2004 Mazda6 , 1D a very crowded field 18 a , tough task It's a tough task tor the designers, engmeers, pro- duction speclah8ts and mar- ketmg folks. And It's a tough task for the people who drive and reVIew these velu- cles - tough but fun What, then, to say about the new Mazda6? For one they COIDmltto the number above, you'll save some thing, It's a head-turner on their sticker Obviously when you are $4,000 to put toward fuel Here's how tlus vehicle's about four years of It. Mazda behlnd the wheel you don't ret8l1 pnce got to where It IS notIce the sedan's stnkIng gives an estIm8ted annual The baSIC8 model nngs 10 at fuel cost of $956, presum- looks as much as when one $21,345. It mcludes power passes you on the street ably based on late-2003 amemtIes (wmdows, door pump pnces and on the Totally redeSigned for locks), air condltIonmg, a 2003, the Mazda6 was trans- sedan's 19 mlles per gallon 3 O-hter V-6 with five-speed clty/26 mpg highway EPA formed from the rather plain manual, remote keyless illu- vanilla 626 four-door _ ratIngs. mmated entry, ABS With dependable, leasable, unob- The Mazda6 IS tIght and Totally redesigned for 2003. the Muda6 was traDlformed from the rather traction control and 17-mc1l qwet It handles hke a sport plain 626 four-door into a bot-looking sport sedan. trusive - to a hot-lookmg alloy wheels sportsedan sedan WIth good manners It Part of the ABS program- Mazda says, "This vehicle IS not as In-your-face as mmg, accordIng to Mazda, IS some of the MltsublShI per- has set standards for sedan eleetromc brakeforee dlstn- performance, dnvablhty and formance products, for butlon It was developed to example. The latter are styling the rest of the mdus- extract m8XlII1um stoppmg try can only hope to match charactenzed by less subtle abilIty by automatIcally looks "We lIke to thmk that compensatmg for varymg objects m the rearVIew mir- A Sport Wagon and five- wheel loads As an example, door model Jom the Mazda6 ror of the Mazda6 are not as If there are passengers in close as they appear" fBlDllythis spnng Like the the rear seat and/or signIfi- The Mazda6 IS aV811able Mazda6 sedan, the newcom- cant cargo m the trnnk, the ers Wlll be assembled at the m two trim levels' Mazda6 1 rear brakes work harder Mazda-Ford Auto Alliance and Mazda6 s. The "1" model under the additIonal load features a 2 3-hter 160-HP plant ID Flat Rock The With the electromc brake- Sport Wagon, takIng a cue four The "s" model IS pow- force distnbuboD, they get a ered by a 3.0-hter 220-HP v- from the earher, smaller boost to compensate for that Jazzy Protege5, offers only 6. Both engmes are aVBlI. load, keepmg braking dis- able WIth five-speed manual the 220-HP V-6 englDe to tances as short as pOSSible create Its zoom-zoom or four-speed automatic OptIonal equipment on We were somewhat star- The five-door model can tlus sedan mcluded Side air be purc1lased WItheither the tled to see the bottom lme on bats and Side air curtams the Mazda6 tested. $26,060. smaller m-Ime four or the ($450), power moonroof peppyV~. A fairly well-turned-out ($700); a luxury package Mazda launched Its Chevy Impala can move m WIth leather-tnmmed seats WIth you for some $23,000 "zoom-zoom" ad campaign a and heated front seats and few years back In 2002, But on reflection, we've outside mIrrors, power dn- recently dnven competmg Mazda North Amenean ver's seat and speclal gauges OperatIons brought out a intermedIate products, for ($1,540), a sport package example a couple of sport turbocharged 2003 WIth fog lights, spoiler, sport Mazdaspeed Protege sedans from !'yL...CfLllntihlI bumpers and exhaust with comparable pnces Subsequently there has ($770), and an audIo pack. been a 2003-1/2 Mazdaspeed IDatrument cluster in the 2004 Mazda6 ill attractive and readable. Surely the marketmg folks age WIth m-dash slX-dIsc CD Protege and a Mazdaspeed Mazdaspeed competition sones The company says It enthuslllsts and WIll make do a lot of mystery shoppmg changer adds another $635 MX-5 Mlata and price-checkmg before lfyou can hve WIthout the components and street per- plans to expand Its hne of Mazdaspeed apparel avall- There also now are formanee part~ and acees- parLs avallablll to racl.l1g- able as well

THROUGH Apn18,2004 Grosse Pointe News News 15A Theft from car some candy A~ the' m In st,lI ted to g'('t out of hi'>\ elll- on westbound Mack near A laptop computer and a obtamed the spray paInt ell', the boy Ian home to hIS Moran The dnver, a 23- camera were taken from a POLICE BRIEFS from the constructIon area parentq who called the nuh- year-old Detroit man had a of Groq'e P<,mte South HIgh C~,.. p"'l'"~cd u: the 1300 L1V\.k hc &atelVdepartment suspended license School," pohce said. of Lakepomte m Grosbe the 1900 block of Vermer Tht, m,lI1\ van, a beat-up hiS neIghbor's front lawn at Pomte Park dunng the mght whIte panel van Wd' last ,ometlme between 5 30 and 5 13 a m on Saturday, Apnl of Saturday, March 29 6 p Ifl on Wednesday, March 3 Lap top taken Whiskey & gin been heading east on A 41-year-old DetroIt man Kercheval 31 The man ran west on On Monday, March 29, Hawthorne toward Mack IS being mvestlgated for the shortly before 7 pm., a 50- Hygienic heist The n},ln l' destnbed ,h a theft of a $3,500 Dell lap top CaUtdblan "lth a Mohawk A re'ldent of the 600 block when he was spotted by the year-old Detroit man drove An employee of a store m computer from an office In halltut weanng earnngb of NOI'th Oxford In Grosse reSIdent Pubhc safety offi- hIS gray 1992 Oldsmobile the 20400 block of Mack m Pomte Woods called to cers were unable to locate the 18700 block of Mack In Achleva Into a fence on Grosse Pomte Woods saw a Deler Pnnclpal Ron Grosse Pomte Fanns Wardle ad\ lsed chl1dll'n to report that two of her vehI- the man Lakecrest Lane m Grosse woman shp two electrIC cles were covered WIth The inCIdent occurred on POInte Farms toothbrushes m her coat and be aware of thell sunound- Tuesday, March 30, at 3 pm mg'>,travel m grOUPband to ketchup and mustard some- A WItness s81d the man run out of the store at 3 15 tUlle between 9 and 11 30 Nab suspect A WItness thinks the man was trying to dnve on a dlqtance themseh es h om Grosse POinte Park public hid the computer In a back- P m on Tuesday, March 30 qtranger, p III on Saturday, Apnl 3 walkway from Lakeshore The woman was seen get- The reSIdent reported the safety officers nabbed a pack before leaVIng the A test measured the man's tmg mto a blue 1994 BUick Deputy Pubhc Sdfetv DetrOIt man suspected of scene DIrector John Schulte saId vehlCle vandalism on her blood alcohol level at 22 Century, which headed robbmg a DetrOIt thnft store officers ha\ e stepped up property has been an ongo- percent Officers found one southbound on Mack mg problem on Kercheval Just outsIde patrols dlound all of the 'What gun?' empty prnt each of wluskey The toothbrushes were the Park cIty limIts and gin rn the Acmeva, schools ltl the Pal k On Saturday, Apnl 3, at A 20-year-old probatIOn valued at $100 and $130 VIolator from Warren was Liquor larceny 6 30 pm, a Park officer on Someone made off mth a hiS way to work spotted the arrested In Grosse POInte Team effort Baby left in car Hit & run bottle of wme, a case of beer suspect Fellow officers Fanns last week for having A Grosse POInte Shores An employee of a store m and bottles left on the back apprehended the suspect, a loaded, unregistered semi- dispatcher last week main- drunken driver automatic pIstol m ms tan the 20400 block of Mack m porch of a house In the 800 who was armed WIth a gun tamed telephone contact Grosse POinte Woods con- A cell phone caller kept block of Barrmgton m and whIte 1976 BUIck WIth an InJured 81-year-old tabs on a 50-year-old Gros~e and a ktllfe, at Chalmers LaSabre tllCted public safety officers Grosse POInte Park between and Kercheval In DetrOIt reSIdent whLle pubhc safety Pomte Woods man, a SUi>- Pohce found the weapon when he saw a baby left In a 8 a m and 6 p m on - Bonnze Caprara officers rushed to her ald. car of the store's parkmg lot pected hit and run drunken Wednesday, March 31 dunng a traffic stop on east- The woman was havmg at 4 p.m on Tuesday, March dllver, until public safety bound Lakeshore near dIfficulty getting up after 30 officers \\-ere able to catch Can't count Moran on Tuesday, March falling m her home on The mother, a 39-year-old up Park cops bust A 23-year-old 8t Clair 30, at 146 a m. Bl81rlIl00r shortly before 11 DetroIt woman who had to The callel bd" the man's Shores woman was arrested The 9 mm gun was stored a m. on Wednesday, March be paged In the store, saId red 19Cj7Jeep hIt a p,1lked Detroi t drug on Fnday, Apnl 2, at 2 43 under the front passenger 31. she left her 21-month-old car 0/1 !\lack near the Woods house am, for drunken dnVlng In seat within the dnver's A dIspatcher who daughter In the car because city hall .It ",bout 8 58 p ltl Grosse Pomte Fanns Her reach answered the woman's 911 on Tuesday, March 30 The The Grosse Pomte Park blood alcohol level measured "(Thel grIP (was) extend- she was Sick The officer Department of Pubhc Safety call kept her on the phone adVIsed the mother not to calle 1 followed the weavmg 144 percent Ing from under the seat whIle officers deployed to trail of the Jeep untIl Detectl\e Bureau WIth the An officer patrolling east- angled toward the dnver," leave her chIld In the car aOblstance of the Wayne her home alone. Bournemouth, where ofli- bound Mack saw the saId one of five officers at Shores patrolmen, who cers pulled the driver over County Shenff's woman's SIlver 2004 the scene, The baby, who was Department made five also are trained paramedics, strapped m a car seat In a The driver. who demed Chrysler Sebnng bemg dn- "What gun"? the man at lests at an undIsclosed tended to the woman before locked car mth a mndo" bemg III zone. He parked m a parklllg lot officers ,elzed drugs, cash Ballantyne m Grosse Pomte approached by a stranger tested posItive for a 13 per- behmd the 19200 block of and seven vehIcles cent blood alcohol level Shores on Fnday, Apnl 2, after school on Tuesday, Mack m Grosse Pomte Investigations contmue HIS warrants Included shortly after 4'30 p m March 30, at Devonshire Woods sometime between With the two departments Fake name drug, alcohol and traffic VIO- A black 2003 Cadillac and Kercheval m Grosse 6 30 a m and 3 p m 00 On Tuesday, March 3D,at Porote Park 7 22 pm, a 33-year-old lations Deville bemg dnven by a 27- Wednesday, March 031 year-old Grosse Pomte According to a letter sent Get out of jail DetrOIt man gave Grosse The owner of the vehIcle Woods man had backed roto home to parents by the POlote Farms officers a fake reported pry marks under- free Spray paint the roadway and was hIt Grosse POInte Pubhc School neath the dnver's &Idedoor name when trymg to aVOId A o37.year-old Clarkston On Fnday, April 2, at 6 from behind by a 16-year-old System, the man asked the handle arrest on four outstandmg pm, a 14-year-old boy from man managed to aVOId Woods gIrl m a 1995 student If he wanted a nde traffic warrants, three from the CIty of Grosse Pomte e"tradltIon to Spokane, Oldsmobile Cutlass convert- borne The student qald, Someone blok£' th" re,lr DetrOIt and one In Sterhng admItted spraymg orange \Va'h, while bemg InvestI- Heights lble There were no lJlJunes "No" The man then asked wmdow of a gold 1'l!J5 pamt on a fence on Radnor 81ldonly IDlnor damage. the student If he wanted gated dunng a traffic stop m The man was a passenger Merced,-~ Ben/ parked III CIrcle In Grosse Pomte - Brad Lmdberg Glo,>se Pomte Woods on In a vehicle With an expIred Fanns Thursday, Apnl 1 hcense plate police stopped "(He) admItted he The man was wanted for second-degree burglary Store , owner faces However, the warrant hmlt- ed extradItIOn from the down gunman btates of Washmgton, Oregon, Idaho and Montana By Brad Undberg Officers grabbed the 6- The man, who was dnVlng StaffWnter foot-I, 230-pound man and a whIte 2003 Chevrolet cut- away van, was CIted for dls- "I Charles Donaldson waq bank at confi~cated hIS weapon worlung behInd the counter "Chopp found (a) ,hort- regardmg a "no trucks" SIgn of hIS liquor store last barreled, pIstol gnpped, on Brys and was adVIsed of Fnday mornmg when a man pump-actIOn, loaded - one the warrant WIth a goatee and black coat (round) In the chambel and walked In, asked for a bag of the safety ofT- under the Dryer fire Garys Bank:' 25-cent potato chips and nght SIde of the subject's Gro~se Pomte Park fire- c1umslly pulled a short-bar- coat and do" n hl&nght pant fighters were called to put reled shotgun from the leg,n LlIlce ~ald out a fire m a dryer m a waIstband of hIS blue Jeans Ahmad Muhammad house m the 1400 block of "Give me your truck," the AshantJ, 32, "aq arranged Maryland at 10 40 a m on hat S what some of our chents say man s81d on felony charges Saturday Fnday, Apnl 2 Before the nearly Jet. before Cltv Judge Russell The fire was qUickly extm- black, 12-gauge was leveled, Because whde Gal)' Cortner I~ Ihe PreSident Ethndge gUished by respondmg offi. Donaldson, 51, pulled a Ashantl IS m the Wayne cers stamless steal 357 Magnum County JaIl on $250,000 of The Bank of Gro..se POinte,hISclients from under the counter bond Cash-onl~ "No you don't," Donaldson "He told the Judge that he Males steal know hIm as melr Pnvale Banker 'iOmeone warned wanted a vehicle qOhe could A 30-second face-off began buy more guns, rob a bank moped "ho ISavaIlable to peNOnallycater to their at 10 am, Apnl 2 m Alger and get hlq daughter back A 14-~ear-old Grosse Deh & Liquor at Mack and whatever that ha~ to do \Ilth Pomte Park boy was odnkmg needs It ISthl~ kmd of peNOnal, Neff' In the City of Grosse anythmg," ~aJd Lt Jame~ unharmed when a 16- to 19- Pomte Fox. a CIty detectl\ e )ear-old male pushed hIm unparalleled seMce that The Bank of GrQ';.'iC Then the gunman backed AbhantI face~ a count of off and made away \\-Ith hiS away, pleading for hiS hfe assault With Intent to rob moped on Fnday. April 2 Pomte "'as bullIon but gIVIng lip-semel.' to hlq while armed. pU01~hable by The Park boy ",as stopped purpose up to hfe In pnson He al,o b~ two males In a black "Please don't shoot me,n he ha&been charged WIth LOrn Durango on Lochmoor and '><) '" hlle our ~lgno;ays The Bank of Grosse reportedly saId "GIVe me mlttlng a felony With a Mack at 950 pm The two your truck" firearm, pU01~hable hy t\IO male~ a~ked the boy ques- !'olnte <;()fIle pcople ,nslSton caUmgus Donaldson's 28-year-old yearq 10 pn~on to be com lIOn' about hI, moped before sIster also was behmd the pleted hetore b£'gmnmg an\ one of them Jumped out of "dry ~Bank" and lhat ~ okay Wllh U'> counter She hIt the holdup add1tlOnai ~enleme the CM knocked the hoy alarm "The \ Ictlm, are luck\: clown IOd lnok off WIth the To conUt1 .l Banker call Police responded from the Fox '31d "I A~haotJ) had ~lX mop£'d The ~Uqpect on the Pnvate (313) RA').{)351, CIty, Grosse Pomte Farms round~ m the !,"In HI' had It moped and 10 the Durango and Park chpped to hI" coat Whl'n h(' \Iere la~t ,een at Lochmoor or VI~11u~ at wwwpnvalebank com "> The gunman left the Jerked It oul It ~ ama7mg and Jack'on bulldmg, followed by that It dIdn't go ofT Member FOre Donaldson and hIS mother, Pollce qfl1d A~hantl ha~ Auto theft 71 She'd heard a commotIOn three arreo;h hut no com If A 199il ,Jeep Cheroker whIle workmg m a back tlon~ PlOn£'('rpark£'d In the ~treet room "HI' ha, a ca~1'»prd1l1g fnr That personal That Inl'Olved 10 the 1000 block of The man cros~ed Mack carrvmg a toncl'dled LakcpOlnte In Gro~~c POInte The Bank of Grosse POinte mto DetrOIt, walked weapon ilnd a""u)t and Park Wlh ESTATE PLANNING saId Wftlo, ~tol(in 'lI1known man ~t.andmg on Apn18,2004 16A Business Grosse Pointe News

The Labor Department 30 stocks, bootmg out three reportmg Issues reported last Fnday that and addmg three replace- By February, 483 pubhc Stock Market non-farm payrolls Jumped ments compames had adopted or by 308,000 workers m Smce the DJI IS "pnce announced their mtentton at a Glance March, compared to econo- weIghted," It'S obVlousthat to adopt the falr-value- _F.!!.da~_~o~..'l,4/2/04 _ mists' forecasts of a 120,000 the hlgher-pnced stocks based accountmg method 10 gam Most econorntsts have more weIght m the Statement 123, 113 of DoYI Jones lrod 10,471 admit to not haVlng the fog- mdex Exantple mcommg whIch represented 41 per- Nasdaq Camp 2,057 gtest how the Labor Amencan InternatlOnal cent of the S&P 500 Index, ~ S&PSOOlndex 1,142 Department counts Its Group (AlG, about 74.30 recorded by the accoun- entltles to Withhold the fair based on market capItaliza- laborers last Fnday) WIllhave tWIce tants? market value of Its employ- tIOn $ In EUROs 1 2134 But Wall Street heard the weight of General Last week, the Fmanclal ee stock optIOns from Its The FASB Exposure Crude 011(Bbl ) 34 39 "the correctlOn IS over" mes- Electnc (GE, about 3106) Accountmg Standards mcome btatements and, Draft, menttoned above, Gold (Oz) 421 60 sage m the new DJI, even Board (FASB) published Its mstead, to "bury" such would require publicly held Some traders even though GEls the "largest Exposure Draft, "Share- mformatlOn m the footnotes compames to cease the :3-Mo T-B111s 0 93% tn "bunal" of optton expenses, changed the market Sign stock the market, by Based Payment, an to Its finanCIal statements 3Q-Yr T-Bonds 498% from "Cychcal Bull Market" market capltahzahon Amendment of FASB The net effect of thIS pro- which, hereafter, would be to read "New Secular Bull As of Wednesday's close Statements 123 and 95," cedure allowed SEC report- hsted as a "compensatIOn accountmg pnnclples has Market" (or today's open), the DJI which IS avatlable on 109 entitles to overstate expense" m calculatmg "net been compromised for over For the week, the Dow loses old fmthfuls AT&T FASB's Web site at their "net mcome" and "net mcome" and "net mcome eIght years OptIOn expens- ballooned 258 pomts, or 2 5 (Mo Bell, about 19.60 last wwwfasborg Income per share" m press per share" es must be treated hke any percent, closmg at 10,471. Fnday), Eastman Kodak LTS has reVlewed the releases to the pubhc WIth- Already the dot-com com- other employee compensa- The Nasdaq ComposIte (EK, about 25 17) and first 30 pages of the out further reference to the pames have howled that tIOn expense In accountmg rocketed 97 POints, or 5 per- Internattonal Paper (IP, Exposure Draft, too techm- "buned" finanCIal informa- theu very eXIstence would Circles, there ISno such cent, to close at 2,057 about 42.67) cal for a family newspaper tion reqUired to ascertam be put m Jeopardy Ifany thmg as bemg half-preg- But OIldechned to 34 39, Incommg will be AlG, In late 1994, the FASB pro- the correct data changes were required nant gold was off fracttonally, Pfizer (PFE, about 36 00) posed that "the estlmated The senous finanCIal regardmg "optIOn expens- and the U S dollar dechned and Venzon Wueless Spam m the for women ages 35 to 54 much" to be calculated and er announced 10 March by of them, users get a map, Umted States now comes was 81 7 percent, compared Opera Software address and phone number from 152 countnes That WIth 80 2 percent for men The new browser inCOrpo- Google's goal, accordmg to mcludes Upper SlobvoVla, If In the same age group rates IBM's ViaVolce tech- Google, IS to connect you remember L'I1Abner For the 25 to 34 age nology, enablmg the com- Business People searchers WIth the mforma- Bottom hne CAN-SPAM group, Internet usage was CAN"l'1 77 percent for women and puter to ask what the user Thomall Porter of Grosse Pomte tton they need whether It'S wants and "hsten" to the halfway around the world And whIle I'm mundattng 75 6 percent for men Shore"" wtR assume the tItle of executIve As one pundit (me) put It, request or 10 theIr neIghborhood you With statistics VIcepreSIdent of Barton Malow. He W111 women make the mBjonty "HI I am your browser also serve as the chief legal officer and The search effort lOcludes Nearly three of four peo- more than a bllhon Web ple m the Umted States of purchases and household What can I do for you?" secretary deCISIOns,so It'S no sur- asked a laptop WIth the Porter, who formerly served as semor pages as well as Yellow have Internet access at Pages and local busmess home, accordmg to Internet pnse (If that doesn't get me demonstration versIon of Vlce preSIdent, WIll have executtve some e-maIl, I gtve up!) the browser I must admit It responslblhty for the human resources, hstmgs audIence measurement ser- OK, I promIse thIS WIllbe Vlce NlelsenlNetRatmgs. One last stat and rlI stop was totall.Yawesome mformatton technology, legal, safety, and countmg beans The message can be per- nsk management departments, as well the last ttme I wnte about In a February telephone spam, also know as the survey, an estimated 204 3 Nearly half of U S adults sonalized, such as greetmg Porter as the company's finance, adlIllI11stra- who use the Internet have users by name The comput- tton, and dtverslty functtons. "Evtl E-m81l," thIS year And million Amencans, or 74 9 Jfyou beheve that, I have percent of the population pubhshed theIr thoughts, er learns to recogtllze users' some ocean front property above the age of 2 and hv- shared files or created Web VOlceS,accents and mflec- Gov Jenmfer Granham recently reappamted Grosse logs (blogs) or dlanes ttons Pomte Farms reSident S. Martin Taylor of Grosse In Anzona I would hke to mg m households eqUipped sell you WIth a fixed-hne phone had A telephone survey con- What I really want IS the Pomte Farms to serve on the MichIgan EconomIC ducted last spnng by the abIlity to choose the com- Development CorporatIon Board and Executive Remember CAN-SPAM? Internet access That's up It was the new law that from 66 percent m Pew Internet & Amencan puter's VOIceHow about Committee LIfe Project found Internet Humphrey Bogart? When I Taylor, a semor VIcepreSIdent of DTE Energy Corp., was supposed to expose and February last year ehmmate spammers Has It However, most fantlhes users under the age of 25 want to go back to the pre- was chosen to represent the pnvate sector for a term are the most enthuslasttc vlOusly Vlewed Web page, I expmng Apnl 5, 2012 been successful? Not' don't let their 2-year-olds The number of SpantS hIt use th!: computers because about creattng content and would Just say, "Play It a record m March, accord- of the excess drool on the most hkely to have blogs agam, Sam" Oh, walt ing to Commtouch, an e- keyboard Older Internet users, WIth That's hl~ hne mml proVlder for busmesses U S women were shghtly an average age of 58, are Don't wnte I know he and developer of anti-spam more hkely to be Web most hkely to have theIr actually saId, "Youplayed It technolOgIes Despite the surfers than theIr male own Web SIteS for her, you can play It for new CAN-SPAM law, the counterparts Internet use (Win I get 10 trouble If I me" SPECIAL NOTICE say that those under the age of 25 are most lIkely Have a tech que.tlOn or HOLIDAY RUBBISH SCHEDULE ~ ~ unmamed and thus have subject you would lzke for GOOD FRIDAY IJOHN M. RICKEL, C.P.A., P.C, I more to say?) addre ••ed In thl. column? 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-~- 88 Comm uni ty ..__G.ro.s.s.e.p~.~.~~.:.'N2.e~_O: Christ Church series is 'The Sandwich Generatiol1' Chn,t Church Grosse Pomte, 61 Grosse Pomte Generation, people who are 109 and canng for older peo- Pomte "III offer a senes of tlOn serVices, MIdwest ISa second career for me," he Blvd In Grosse POinte copmg wIth the responslblh- ple With dementia, partlcu- five presentations for all regIOn, will present said "For most of my hfe I Farms ty for agmg grandparents, larly those WIth AlzheImer's those people who are being "Alternative LlVlog Styles," was a developer and execu- The series, one of the parents, adult children, disease "When Someone You squeezed and spread too about canng for the speCial tIve officer of a number of church's outreach programs, stepchildren, teenagers and Love Has DementIa" IS the thm, who are concerned needs of an older adult that nonprofit orgamzatIons that IS free and open to the com- theIr own young children title of hiS speech about caring for their rela- mumty may create problems for a dealt WIth older people" "The SandWIch GeneratIon three-generatIOnal famIly tlOnshlps wIth children, par- Caught m the MIddle" ISher May 4: Walter Payne II, April 20: Patncla She'll Include the Impor. Dieter said that Christ ents and grandparents toPIC attorney and counselor at "The Sandwich O'Bnen, Ph D , Access law With the law firm tance of mdependence, dlg- Church Grosse Pomte tnes, ServIces Manager for mty and quahty of hfe and GeneratlOn Caught In the April 27: Peter A Miller, Canfield, Paddock as much as poSSible, to pre- MIddle" WIll be offered on Macomb County LIchtenberg, Ph D , director and Stone, wlll address how to find resources to care sent programs that are rele- Tuesday evemngs from 7 to Commumty Mental Health of the Institute of ~Legal Issues - Getting for those we love vant to parishIOners' needs Semces and an adJunct pro- 8 p m ,Apnl20 through May Gerontology at Wayne State Affairs 10 Order," Issues May 18: The Rev DaVId ~Many of our members are fessor at Oakland 18, at Chnst Church Grosse Umverslty and chairman of regardmg finances, wllls, D Theter, assIstant to the part of the SandWIch Umverslty, WIll address the the MIChIgan DementIa death and dymg, which are rector for outreach and spIr- GeneratIon and are m the stresses of the 25 mIllion CoalitIOn, WIll dISCUSSthe often aVOided because they Itual care at Christ Church SituatIOn of caring for oth- members of the SandWIch GPAA offers problems of detectmg, treat- are unpleasant topiCS He Grosse Pomte, WIll present ers," he said. wlll dISCUSS orgamzmg "Who's m Charge A bookmaking assets, estate planmng and Balancmg Act," about the Members of the commum- other legal matters stress of canng for others ty are lOVlted to attend any workshop while stili proVldmg love one or all five presentatIons. May 11: Mary Alice and comfort. For more mformatlon, call The Grosse Pomte ArtISts Worrell, mformatlOo semce AsSOCIatIOnWIll present a the church at (313) 885- manager for the NatIOnal DIeter conceived the Idea 4841 bookmakmg workshop from Cancer Institute's !Oforma- 10 a m to 3 pm Saturday, for the senes "Bemg a pnest Apnl 24, at the GPAA art ~( ~ center, 1005 Maryland m Grosse Pomte Park .-',.!;'{ ":", ~..,.",..:'~; s.,., "~' '~'1j"'~:J ... ~",,<,' The Instructor will be Susan Macdonald The fee IS Gra~d Marais L~es cosystem" $40, plus a $15 matenals The meetmg IS free and fee For more mformatlon, Questers guests are welcome For call (313) 821-1848 The Gra d Marais more mformatlon, mcludmg n the locatlOn of the meetmg, Pettipointe Questers Will meet on call Judy Morlan at (313) Fnday, Apnl 9, at the home 822.8251. For mformatlOn Questers of Mane Draper Draper WIll b b h II Pettlpointe Questers No t "Th St f a out mem ers Ip, ca pres~n e ory 0 CynthIa Warner at (313) 243 WIll meet on Thursday, Do you SacaJawea on the LeWISand 821-6021 Apnl 15, for a field tnp to Clark Voyage of Discovery" DuMouchelle Gallenes The remember? The topIC comcldes WIth group WIllmeet at 9 30 am the natIOnal observatIOn of Soroptimists at the Grosse Pomte Shores In the 1940.s, where In 'Bobby Baseball' the LeWIS and Clark Soroptlml sts mumClpal parlung lot for car Grosse Pornte could pea- The Grosse Pointe Artists AasoclatiOD'S one- Exploration Blcentenmal. International of Grosse pools Lunch Mil follow at 'pIe buy fresh com, peas man eldlibit, "April's Fool: The Balfour Projeet." The slate of officers tor the Pomte WIll hold Its monthly Sweet Lorrame's The trip and beans, even hve will feature the fauclful welded metal lIC:uIpture comrng year WIllalso be pre- dmner meetmg on has been arranged by chickens? of member Paul Maghielse. sented Wednesday, Apnl 14, at the Mandy Scranton .i. -.If $" Maghielse creates metalllC:ulptures with found Grosse Pomte Yacht Club Last week's aJ:I.5Wer: objecta, fabricated metal pIeces and blta of what League of The mternatlonal Pointer Bridge Jeft'erson Beach. another might c1usIfy as "junk." HIs pIeees are women's semce orgamza- tlon sponsors a vanety of The Pornter Bridge Club often whimsical. Women Voters WIll meet at 11 a m. Eaeh week we Will try The exhibit runs through Saturday, April 24. chantable proJects locally t.Q ~rolJ()ke readers wlth a The Grosse Pomte League Thursday, Apnl 22, (NOT The gallery Is located at 1005 Maryland in of Women Voters WIll meet and world-wide, mcludmg il rtettion ab out Grone the Children's Home of Apnl 15) at the Grosse Grosse Pointe Park. Hours are 1 to 5 p,m. at 7 30 p m Thursday, Apnl Pomte War Memonal's Alger Pointe's past The answer Wednesdays through Saturdays, DetrOIt, SelVlces for Older will be pnn~ the (oJ. 22 The speaker WIll be Jon House for lunch and bndge. The sculpture shown above is titled "Bobby MacDonald-Dumler of the CItizens and Positive 'rIll week. Images of DetrOIt To learn For reservatlons, call (313) Baseball." Great Lakes CommIssIon. 886-7595 or (313) 881-881- HIS toPiCWIllbe "The Great more about the 8566

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By Bonnie Caprara and they're very techmcal," whIch were IDltlaily heSI- parents of children WIth StaflWriter Anne Ford SaId "I call thiS tant to take her as a stu- learnmg dlsablhtles on top- With the birth of her sec- book a guIde to the heart If dent Where she faltered m ICSsuch as homework, ban- ond cluld, a grrl, ill 1972, I had a book llke thiS when dance and sWIm classes, she dhng money and relatIOn. Anne Ford assumed her Allegra was groWIng up, It excelled on the Ice - even shIps newborn bundle ofJOY all wouldn't have been such as a competitIve skater She In all of her work ill would attend the most a big shock to me • overcame most of her adver- speakmg on learnmg dls- exclUSiveschools, have In "Laughmg Allegra," sItIes WIth the same kmd of ablhties, nothIng has been fnends ill a select SOCIalC!J'- whIch ISbemg released m bnght-eyed optllDlsm and as personal as wntmg cle, spend sunImers ill paperback thiS month, Ford charm as her chIldhood Idol, "Laughing Allegra." Southampton, and eventu- IS frank and sometImes Little Orphan Annie "It was hard wntmg thiS ally marry and have clnl. pamfu1ly honest about her Anne Ford, too, perse- book," Anne Ford said "I dren and poSSiblya career. feehngs and expenences m vered, not Just 88 Allegra wanted to be as open and There was no mdicatlon parentmg a clu.IdWlth a Ford's mother, but as an clear and as down to earth that her daughter, Allegra learnmg dIsablhty She advocate of all people WIth as I could be. Ford, wouldn't have all expresses her beWIlderment learnmg disabilitIes and It was also dIl'ficult at those thmgs and more untll and dIsbehefm her daugh. their fBmlhes From 1989 to first for Allegra Ford to let four years later Worse yet, ter's early dIagnoses, whIch 2001, she served as chaIr- her mother wnte a book, no one could say or agree ranged from "mentally woman of the National which was just as much upon why, whIch made this retarded" to "she's JUst fine" Center for Learnmg about her hfe as her moth- crushIng reahzatlOn even She sheds her sorrow III DI8ablbtIes (NCLD). She er's life. more hard to belIeve watchmg other chIldren still serves on the board of "I sat down WIth her and But with the hindSight, shun her daughter, who IS the organizatlon. told her how many people dedIcation and deternuna- unable to keep up cOgnItlve- Anne Ford IS most proud thiS would help," Anne Ford tlon of 27 years, Anne Ford ly and sOCIallyShe exposes of the work the NCLD has said "Now, she ISout there AllDe Ford - pictured tells the story of being a her trepidatIon m lettmg done on behalf of chlidren, pushmg the book She does- with her daughter, AlIe. parent of a clu.IdWIth a her daughter go off to the famules and educators. n't mmd talkmg about the gra Ford. left - comes to leammg dIsablhty ill world of adulthood "The NCLD has devel- book She speaks on It to the Women's DlviatOD of "Laughmg Allegra" Anne Ford also faced oped a screenmg tool for groups She's very proud of Project HOPE luncheon (Newmarket Press, 2003) some additional challenges parents and teachers to use the book She's the best PR on TueBda" AprU 20, to and as the keynote speaker m bemg a parent of a child to pick up learmng disabilI- there IS." discuss her hoot, at a luncheon for the who IS learnmg dIsabled' ties m cmldren as young as Anne Ford maIntaIns that "Laughing Allegra. " Women's DIVl810nfor Bemg that parent m the 3 years old," Anne Ford she has accompbshed her Project HOPE on Apnl 20 wealthy and mfluentlal sald "It's an mterestmg goals WIth writmg Anne Ford dId not speCIfy Ford Motor Co famliy field to be mvolved m "Laughmg Allegra." what kmd ofleammg dIs- "My mother (Anne Ford They've come a long way." "rve had so many parents ability her daughter has but Johnston) was very stoiC In additIon, Anne Ford wnte and say to me, 'Oh my dId say that she has chffi. and never talked about estabhshed the Anne Ford God ThIs IS exactly hke culty WIth readmg, writlng, thmgs pubhcly, and my dad Scholarship, wmch awards me,'" Anne Ford sood "We're math and processmg infor- (Henry Ford 11) told me, $10,000 to a hIgh school talIung about wntmg mation 'We'll find a cure,'" Anne seDlor who ISlearnmg dIs- another book I'd llke to try "It's been a hfelong prob- Ford SaId abled to keep on the Issue and lem WIth her,. Anne Ford "LaughIng Allegra" IS also "It's amazmg what they contmue to be helpful to sald. as much about tnumphs as can do,"Anne Ford sood. other parents A lot of let- Project HOPE (Health a m With Anne Ford's pre- Anne Ford SaId she want- It IS about tragedies "Many of them can't read or ters we've gotten have s81d, OpportunztLes for People sentatlOn at 11 45 a.m , a ed to wnte thIs book to help Through the years, the wnte, but they can compen- 'Please contmue to wnte '" Everywhere) on Thesday, luncheon at 12 30 pm. fol- other parents of children reader sees both Allegra sate" WIth leanung dlsablhties Apnl 20, at the FOlrlane lowed by a book szgmng and Anne Ford emerge as In additIOn to telhng the Club, 5000 Falrlane Woods TIckets are $50, $75 "Alot of books about h,eromeB story of her daughter's hfe, I Drwe, Dearborn I (patroni and $100 (benefac- leammg disabilitIes are Allegra Ford made her Anne Ford also passes along Anne Ford uzll speak to wntten by profeSSionals tor) and are aVaIlable b) way through schools, some practical adVice to other the Women's Dzll~LOn of Reg"tratW/l begl/l~ at 11 callwg '3131 3M 9428

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*'4, • r ,OR.SHIP Grosse Pointe g. ,( ~~ :'00':-lnt8 "WeLive Our Faith" Unitarian Church.J Easter Sunday _ J GROSSE.POINTE FIRST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN 886-4301 Service r- GRACE UNITED 1#4 NaryIood Grcae _ ,.,It Church UNITED ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST 10:JlLll'I'tIIliJp&SlIIItyS chonol ....., .~ ' • EASTER SUNDAY REGIJLA& SFJlVICES OF HOty COMMllNlON througlnl ..... Thooe Ib.n ~ """" you <:al, Sunday School- 9:30 AM for Age 2 • Adult Suodoy .. 8.30 ood 11-00..... Iea>oe -l'O" IIlUSL _ 7'00 LDl Holy CommUD1OQ llundoys .. 1210p.m. EASTER DAY, APRIL 11 9:00 a.m. Qmlemponry Semco WIlh Commumon 11'00 lLm Fesave Serw:e WIth CommIlll>Oll Muldle School YOllth meet Wedne300Y at 6'30 p.m. ~~~':i:.~ 8 15 -10'30 lLm Euler breakf'a8t Senwr High Youth meet Thur3d4Y3 at 7.00 p.m. On Hart PIua 01 the Tlmael ...... SeclIred ParitIJl& In Ford Gwap No """"'1llllllll ""lUInd w11b eotrance in d>e mod1aD IlJiIofll~ al ~ .,...... \,t. • 21336 Mack Avenue Gro88e Poinle Woods Th. R.. RIcbanI. W. bpIIo, Redar Dr. Walter D. Schmldt, pastor Rev. Barton 1.Beebe, AssocIate Pastor The Rev. RIdaard W III&aIko Jr. AaIUtaoI Rector Phone: (313) 881-3343 Web Page: www.gpbe.orJ Tbe R.. Deacoa J_ Ruby. Jr~Boaorary Keanetb J S.. -. Orgaoht aod Choirmaster CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH 313 .259.2206 marlDencburdlofdflrol1. CHRln EPISCOPAL CHURCIf.DITROIT 20338 Mack at Lochmoor G.P,W. 960 East Jefferson, Delro~ 313-259-6688 ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH MAUNDY THURSDAY APRIL 8, 2004 Two II.OCU ..... Of ... _...... ,..,. CIHna LIour Ch.pc1 Come for all or Q pomon of the service 10:00 p.IIL Euttr VJciII'utJ Goodf'ndq Noon- 3 00 pm.- Penonal MaLulIon 10 Sancnwy Great Vigil of Easter - April 10th EASTER SUNDAY, April U 7 30 p m. Tendl,.. SetvJa: WIth Przyen ArnwId the Croa 10 the 8 00 P m. (10 Chapel) 7:00 a.m. Holy Eudlart!t widI CIIair Sancnwy 8:tO LIII. Euttr 1lrtMrIIt 9:00 LIIL. HoI,. Eec!IIrIsf wftII Choir UId Bnss, FIoftriIIa ot dIt en. EuterMQlDmg Easter Sunday - April!! th ,,,.30 a.m. Euttr Ea Hm 7 45 a.m SetvJcc of th. Resurm:uon lJl the CA>lumbanum 7 30 a m Mormng Prayer, 8 00 a m CommuRion II :15 a.m.' Holy E8dIIriIt widI Brass Th< Good News of the ResurrectIOn IS espeaa1Iy meanIngful for those ~tcn....wlr) WIth IOV«! ones In the ColumOOnum or MemonaJ Gardens MaL canon by Rev Thomas F RIce 10 a.m. - Festive Holy Communion AUMlE WEUOME' 9-00 & ll.(j() l.m fenMJ Semces WIth Bap Blbhcal Preachmg, TeachIng and Values The Re~. BradfMd G. Whitaker, Rector

The Rev. David D. Dietel' 0 The Re~. James Llnly QluTlet Tradlt10nal Liturgy, MUSIC. and Preachmg 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Grosse Pointe FIIrDIS 7 30 • m Erumemcal Met! 5 Fnday Breakfast 1928 Book of Common Prayer (313) 1185-4841 • www.chrlstdulJ'Chgp.org Secure, plenuful, on-slle. free parlang A STEPHEN MNISTRY lIId LOGOS C~ 16Lal..... Drive, G..-l'oaIk F.,., , Il81-S3Jt Come find out whv so manv oj JIOurneighbors •St. Clare of Montefalco Catholic Church ...... -IP1Ddlurd>.orI are coming downtown to worship the Lord' 140 I Whlltler Road Mack Avenue al Outer Dnve • Grosse PoIote Part 313-647.5000 HOLY WnK &' £AsrtR 2004 www.stclarem.org AT . ST. AMBnos£ PARISH ~ BOLY WEEK SERVICES. 2004

Th\4rft>A'i. Al'rtl S -- HOLV iHVRSOAV HOLY THURSDAY. APRIL 8tll Mass of the lord's Supper. 7:00 p.m...... of the Lord'. SUpper 7:30 pill AdoratIon of the Blessed Sacrament until midnight. Proce,.08 of the me.ecI s.cra-t to die AIUr of f1'ibA'f. April 9 -- GOO"[) flUOAV RepoIe Stations of the Cross. 12'00 noon GOOD FRIDAY. APRIL 9th Liturgy of the Lord's Passion and Death. 1.30 p.m. Statiou of tbe Cruel 12 "OGD Stations in the Street - 3:30 p.m.- Starting at 5t Ambrose ce1ebratioll of the Lord' ...... 08 1:30 pill SAh4rt'>A\f. April 10 -- HOLY SATVROAV Blessing of Easter Foods - 12:00 noon HOLY SATURDAY, APRIL 10tll THE GREAT EASTER VIGIL MASS - 8:00 p.m. 8oIeJD11 Ce1ebratioll of the IMler VI8U 7:30 ,. S\4Hb.Jo". April 11 -- EAST£R SVNOAV 81...... of Food 12 "ODD froDt e!nIrcllltepe Mass at 8:30 a.m. Mass at 11:15 a.m. £ASTER SUNDAY St Ambrose is Iocaled 8115020 Hampton Road In Groue Pointe Parle, ...... : 8:00 am Orpa aa4 Cuter one block nolth of JeffenJOn Avenue and one block eat of Alter Road 8:30.. CoDteIaporuJ II" Oroap 11:30 .. Formal a.oIr Apn18,2004 Graue Pointe News Entertainment 78 Spring has sprung: The morel of the story is ... B~ Mjc;ilwl Maurer MIChigan 18 a leawng pro- nouse bwlt by Lakeshore abounds With choIces ~ou another neat place - the Want to kIck back and Special Writer ducer of flonculture crops, HabItat for Humanity Tuhp can spend the mght m a Isle Royale Resort goof off? Morel mushrooms have and a plethora of the color- Time has also teamed up World War II era Bubmanne (Isleroyaleresort com) It 18 A tnp to the Inn at Bay been appeanng m trendy ful buds are on dIsplay at Wlth the New Holland that has been converted the only lodgmg on Isle Harbor (lDnatbayhaborcom) restaurant dIshes more and flower festivals throughout Brewery to create a new mto a US Coast Guard Royale, and guests have IS a good chOIce The nation. more lately MIchIgan has a the state beverage m honor of the barracks, or a posh, retIred free use of a canoe whIle ally rated spa surrounds healthy crop of these delec. The bIggest and most festival's anmversary Red lIghthouse that now SpecIal- there Rates range from guests m luxunous mas- tables each sprmg season, well-known festival, TulIp Tuhp Ale Wlllbe for sale in lzes m massage treatments $150 to $299 sage, herbal, and beauty wluch peaks the first two Tune (tullptrme org) m commemoratIve bottles Museums and bghthouses Ifyou are lookmg to VISit treatments. World-class golf, weeks of May Holland, 18 celebratmg Its throughout MIchigan throughout the state, such an Inn or bed & breakfast beach access,lakefront The entIre state IS cele- 75th anniversary thIS year Tuhp Time IS not the only as the Great Lakes Wlth a mantrme theme, try restaurants and plush bratmg Wlth everythmg More than 750,000 flower- festival m Michigan to dls- ShIpwreck Museum (ship- these. The US Coast Guard accommodations combme to from festIvals to mushroom mg tuhps w1l1be hnmg the play the state's beautU'ul wreckmuseum com) In Crew LIfesaVIng Station m wrap the hotel's guests m hunts dunng Apnl and streets and gardens of flowers and plants The ParadIse and the Eagle ParadIse. the Big Bay Pomt luxury May. Holland durmg the festival, MIchIgan All.State Bons81 Harbor LIghthouse Museum Lighthouse Bed and Been there. Done that I The National Morel mcludmg a sIX-mtle "Tuhp Show (meijergardens org) (explonngthenorth com/eagl Breakfast m Big Bay and loved It Mushroom Festival gets Lanes" route through the Wlll be held at the Fredenk eharbor) are bnmmmg WIth the Sand Huls Llghthouse North of Bay Harbor IS under way Fnday, May 14 CIty Meijer Gardens and mantIme artuacts and lore. north of Houghton. the Grand Traverse Resort in Boyne City (go to In preparation for the Sculpture Park m Grand The ShIpwreck Museum The U.S. Coast Guard and Spa (grandtraversere- morelfest com) VISItors annIversary, new beds have RapIds on Saturday and displays the ongmal bell of Crew Ltfesavmg StatIon in sort com).A 7,000-square- from as far away as the been planted, and other Sunday, May 1 and 2 It wIll the Edmund FItzgerald 88 Paradise was ongmally foot spa waits to be d1scov- West Coast make the trek beds upgraded throughout feature exhibits and sales of well as exhIbits on numer. bwlt m 1923 as a Coast ered by the luxury.mmded to Boyne CIty to celebrate Holland, includmg new the trees as well as work- ous shIps c181medby the Guard lifeboat station If mud IS not your thmg, the morel mushroom tulIp gardens at Wmdow on shops, lectures, and demon- fierce waters of the Great crews' quarters The build- there are three golf courses Events mclude a mush- the Waterfront Park, newly stratlons. Lakes ing has now been renovated and tenms facilities. room hunt, an arts and expanded gardens at On Saturday, May 15, the The Great Lakes Naval mto an mn featuring five Of course, IfI want a mud crafts gala, and a cluIdren's WmdmIll Island, and Master Gardeners Memonalm Muskegon themed rooms with queen bath, I Just go out m the birthday party for festIval Centenmal Park Towermg Perenmal Plant Show boasts a World War II sub- size beds and pnvate baths. back yard. mascot, Woody Ptck.Me. TulIpS, a garden of wooden returns to the Huron Expo manne, the USS Silversides The Big Bay Point Two more bed & break- The Springbrook Hills 5-foot tulIpS decorated by Center Wlth a nuxture of (S8-236), and a 1927 Coast Lighthouse was converted fast goodIes. Then I'll stop. Resort in Walloon Lake 18 local artists WIllalso be on perenroal flowers, red, yei- Guard Cutter, the USCGC from a lighthouse mto a bed Pay a VISitto Cobblestone offenng a "Morels and dIsplay low, and black raspberry McLane

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-~- Apn18,2004 68 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News Celebrate April with the Garden Club of Michigan Apnlls NatIOnal Garden blhty ThIs class gives chil- NatIOnal Garden Month GardenIng Month Month, and It'S time to cele- dren an opportumty to and check out ItS events cal- brate Established m 1986 share their creative Sides endar Kathleen Peabody IS a by former President Ronald In thIS category, exhIbItors Down to Earth~ ThIs SIte also offers gar- Master Gardener who hves Reagan, an entire month IS are asked to bUIlda "trash denmg Ideas for celebratmg (and gardens) m Grosse designated as a time to par- monster" from any type of WIth children, commumty POinte Woods. Reach her tIcIpate m gardemng-relat- htter, excludIng, of course :tt:t~f"!!.!S:!.~:::#:=1!*:t:.groups and gettmg your online at kmaslanka- ed actiVItIes Right now, I anythmg that smells or enVIronmental message peabody@sbcglobal Mt see ram and 40 degrees could be termed garbage or States, Europe and p m at the War Memonal across Other suggestIons But I know Mother Nature waste The use of stnng or Austraha, Morgan's phIloso- from the Site mclude mak- WIllsend sunshme and rope to bUIld your project IS phy IS Flower arrangIng IS Other ways to celebrate 109 a tepee for groWIng Vln- Ford House warm weather soon to help allowed, and there's no sIze supposed to be fun National Gardening 109 beans or flowers such as our blooms blossom hmltatlOn ThiS dIVISIon He IS also the author of Month mommg glory Grow a gar- "The Center ofAttention" celebrates Locally, the Garden Club InVites mdlVlduals, mends, WIth 85 mllhon house- den to attract native butter- ofMlclngan wtll observe church or school groups to SIgned copIes of Ins book holds partlClpatmg 10 green flies SIgn up to Jom a NatIOnal Garden Month by help clean up our commum- WIllbe available Morgan's Master Gardener's program Gardening lecture and demonstratIOn actiVIties, gardenmg IS a top shanng WIth our commum- ty by creating theIr very way for Amencans to spend Or, start an herb garden tyan event m whIChevery- own trash monsters are scheduled for 11 a m It Indoors costs $18, and tickets are leisure time Gardemng pro- Month one can partlClpate Plan to Trees are the focus of a motes phYSicaland emo- Plant a Row for the attend A Spnng Flower vanety of conservatIOn aVllllable by callmg the War Hungry, and donate the How does your garden Memonal at (313) 881-7511 tional health for the mdI- grow? The Edsel & Eleanor Show WIth the specIal exhIbIts Hlghhghted WIllbe VIdual, while strengthemng harvest to one of our needy theme, "It's About TIme" at the first pubhc VIeWIngof The lecture was made pOSSI- hunger reltef agenCIes Ford House W1ll present a ble by a gtft from The Bank our communities and Grounds for Gardenmg the Grosse Pomte War DaVId MIlarch's clone of the encouragtng responSIble Locally, Forgotten Harvest's Memonal on Thursday, Methuselah Tree, which IS of Grosse POInte Proceeds Plant a Row campaign col- senes m honor of National from the event WIllfund stewardslnp of the Earth Gardenmg Month Apnl 29, from 9 a m. to 7 30 beheved to be more than It's defimtely worth cele- lected more than 17,500 pm 4,000 years old and report- future flower shows and pounds of homegrown frUIts Two of the three classes community projects bratmg are cormng up in the next ed to be the oldest hVlng If you have travels to dif- and veggtes m 2003 from Join in the fun orgamsm on the planet The Spend T1meBoutique mdIvidual and commumty few weeks. Classes WIllhelp WIllbe open dunng the ferent parts of the country people prepare for spnng by ThIs exhlbltor-fnendly Anyone Wlshmg to enter planned during Apnl, check gardeners 10 Metro DetroIt flower show, "It's About thiS entire show Check out Its Get on board covenng the latest trends 10 collection of garden gtft In onlme WIth wwwnatlon- hortIculture The classes WIll TIme," was created to ConservationlEducation cat- algardenmg org to learn of Whatever gardemng mclude everyone ConsIder egory can send a message Items, books and plants Or, actiVIty you dectde on, have be led by Nancy Szerlag, a you can VISitthe TIme Out green events where your Master Gardener and a entenng one of SIXdiVi- relevant to the mterests of Jaunts take you Chck on fun dunng National sIons Flower Arrangement, gardeners, enVIronmental- Cafe between 10 a.m and 2 wnter for The DetroIt News HortIculture, Youth, ISts, arrangers or hortlCul- ThIS IS the tlnrd year for the Conservation, Jewelry and tunsts WIth theIr exhibit popular gardenmg senes Photography To enter your The remainmg classes speCIal creatIOn, sImply call Take in a lecture This unusual recipe makes Include (313) 886-5007 to receIve a InternatIOnally recog- hst ofmles to SIgn up mzed floral deSIgner, Ron good use of leftover Easter eggs New Plants for Free A samplIng of some of the Morgan, WIllbe the guest Dtscover how to propagate groups Includes a special speaker at "It's About Happy Easter 2004 It's mto dehclous egg salad, mustard plants by dIVIdIng, cuttmg, class for the youth diVISIOn TIme" HaVIng lectured a time to gather WIth fam- Sprout House style My 3/4 cup plus 1 table- seedIng and layenng - easy on enVIronmental responsl- throughout the Umted Ily and fnends and share good fnend Mane let me spoon veArenaise (or ways to make your garden a spectal meal I plan to copy her recipe for thiS mayonnaise) grow 7 30 p m. Wednesday, surround my spIral ham shghtly unusual versIOn of Place all of the mgredI- Apnl21 WIth braised root vegeta- one of Amenca's favonte ents 10 a large llllXUlg bles, spmach gratm and sandWIch salads. bowl Usmg your hands Tips and Tricks of bread and tomato salad The Sprout House ver- or a large rubber spatula, Landscape Design SIon bnngs the sandWIch gently toss unttl the eggs Hear about trade secrets bread to the salad and and bread have been from profeSSIonals 10 the The Okulski Theater gets a flavor boost from Incorporated WIth the field, and how you can use A LA ANNIE them m your own garden. AllIlbI CllIlI !lANiS2!lr.jmaP9PI", VERTIGO (1958) freshly ground nutmeg other mgredlents Place 10 By Anme Rouleau-5chetiff 7 30 p m Wednesday, Apnl Fnday Apri9 7'00 PM W II...... 7"'" 1"" an lllr-tight contamer and 28 5al1Jday,Apri10 4'00 &700 PM COOesday,.....,..21 vurM store 10 the refrtgerator Marie's Egg Salad Each sessIon costs $8 and Tuesday Apri 13 400 &700 PM Educabonal FIlm Sene. 1 dozen hard-boiled until serv1Og. TluEday,Apri 15 4'00 &700 PM DlSCUS.lon on VegenaIse IS an egg-free, WIll take place 10 the MOVIes ro Follow eggs. peeled and cut ActiVities Center into 314inch pieces daIry-free mayonnlllse Egg salad at the Sprout ReservatIons can be made 4 cups cubed (314- by callmg (313) 884-4222. inch) hearty bread, House IS prepared WIth organIc eggs and farm crusts removed before ..'l1wl Edsel & Eleanor.F.om ~#f~ is]l~ cubina • "'bread fronrAvalon-bakery ~~w-~ Use your favonte bread. House lit #celebrating' iii 1/4 cup chopped red years SInce openIng to the ~ ~,.e~l.1d m J,.aJU;,,'l _"benKetOgel"lI"'''lefS ~T ( Serve Mane's egg salad onion pubhc m 1978 Smce that /lI};} I d (? Joo« " france? There WIllbe plenty of over a bed of fresh greens f! 1/2 cup chopped fresh tIme, Ford House has shared "Iake "":>p'CIa _Idnt.be~", chocolate and hard-boIled parsley and garnIsh the plate Wlth "l Mve a pmate guide eggs and httle chIldren to fresh tomato and cucum- Eleanor Ford's ViSIOnof pre- 314tell8poon salt servmg and mlllDtammg the • A Pf"OOiII 0honetfal (7341617 3OSO I Whole Tuesday fine frend1 cursmel Cel 03~ 1l~7 17~ (~} Community C!T\djrrdy<.(~~etI"1.f'1 Musicale to be

April 12 to April 18 Featured Guests held April 20 The Tuesday MUSicale of tUO am The S O.C Show The S.Q.C. Show DetrOIt Wlll present a con- ~ Vitality Plus (AerobiCS) 1\1lchael HOroWl17 - Ctuldren \ Horne cert at 10.30 a m., Tuesday, 9 30 am Point"" of HonlCUlture of Detroit Apnl 20, at the Grosse ~ Who s in the Kitchen? Pomte War Memonal, 32 Who's in the Kitchen? l1L3.q.~ Thing! *l do a11he War Mf!mrial Lake Shore In Grosse Pomte Anme ~henff Rouleau Gnlhng 11 QQ..;yn Musical Story TlffieJamboree Farms 'lbig;"do at the. MtmrriI! Carole Scott (flute) and 12 00 pm Economic Club of Detroit £k'verl} Rogef'; Orgamnng WI Douglas Scott (plano) WIll 1 00 pm Watercolor Work.~bop perform "SUIte Modale" by U9-JU!! Inside Art Out of the Ordinary Bloch, Dorothy IgnasIak .LQQ..J!ID The Legalln.~ider (hn_llan Krc.pke Anca \13'01'010\ & (soprano) and the Rev 2 30 pm The John Prost Show "uz.lne 'xarfone PCleh Eduard Perrone (plano) WIll 3 oo-lilll ~k>doalIheWarMelmrlal perform works by Ives, 3Jll1!m Mu.~lcal Story Time Jamboree Economic Club of Detroh Scarlattl, Mozart, Donaudy John 70gb} Impact of PublIC Opoolon 4.00 pm" itallty Plus (Step/KIck Boxing) and PucCIm, Karen Wmgert ~ Young View Point"" Watercolor Workshop (cello) WIll perform "SUIte 5 00 pm Pndo a1\he w... MemorIal The le!z3l Insider fonn works by 8 QIl-P!!! Po-iillvely Positive Ill'nn} "Idpoleon F-ormcr Chief of ChopmJRmgwald, Brahms, 8 30-IDD Youn!! View PolntC'l {klrol' Polite Wagner, BartlLeyden and 9,00--Jlm VitaUty Plus ("tcp/Klck Boxing) Enders 9 30 prro Polmes or Honiculture The 1900 frost Show The concert WIll end WIth 10 QQ...JIDl The John Proo;t"how " (hark, Andcl'ion Dl 1roll a speCial performance by 10 3!4!m In~ide An 1 rb.ln Lc. d gUl Tht> Tuesday MUSIcale 11 ililJWI Out or the Ordinary Choral Ensemble under the

\{ldruab! Vitality PItK (Aerobic<;) dIrection of Ruth Brennan 1230 jUJ1 Pointe<; or Horticulture and accompanied by PatnCla I OQ itlIl Who ~ In the Kitchen? Fletcher (plano) Old you know1 ••• 1S I 30 am ~ k> do at \he w... MmwrilI Adml~Slon free A $5 l 00 am Vitality Plu~/Tone Fxercloe donation I~ ~uggested 2 30 am OUI of tll<>Ordinary For more mformatlon, call i 00 ~m ~.conomlc ( lub or Detroit A copy of any WMTV5 (248) 848-9930 or (586) 739- " ()(! "m Watercolor Work.~hop program can be obtaIned for 5707 " 39 "m In~ldc Art Joe Loul. Arena 5...90 am The 1"'Il31 In.ider $15 or $10 If a blank tape IS Saturday. April 171h• 1 00 PM 5.30 am The john PrO'>t "how proVided. Ch.1rse "" Phone 2~ 645-1l666 (,00 am Vitality Ph .. lTone Fxercloe Please 'flc*t'I" \t.lrt"'i.at ,. 811. \to""ln" ftot' .loppbf'\ • Bnl OHk~. ~rom (, 30 ..m \{n,kal '\tol') TimeJamhortt II ...... ==~~:.:.t:'~~T1 ... 7..00 ill! Vitality Plu~ ("tep/KJck Roxlnll) Oftc. F'lIf I '-:A4 ,.... lF3~~W~~@ :z.jO ill! Young View Poinles ,-- !!,.oo i!1Il Po-iltlvely Po-iltlve Apn18,2004 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 Fontbonne fashion show to be 'Beary Stylish Affair'

The Fontbonne Awnhary Tables seat 10 and was estabhshed III 1982 by Umted States and two Karmanos Cancer Institute tnals, the Institute IS of St John HospItal and advanced reservations are Nancy Bnnker to honor the IDternatlOnal races Thls IS based m nudtown DetroIt among the nation's best Medical Center will host Its reqUIred For mformatlOn memory of her SIster, Susan year, 1 5 mllhon people are and IS commItted to a cancer centers 39th annual Spnng FashIOn about reservations, raffie G Komen, who wed from expected to partICIpate ill future free of cancer The The Institute works to Show on Wednesday, Apnl tIckets, program advertls- breast cancer at the age of the Komen FoundatIOn's Meyer L Prentls prevent, detect and eradI- 28, at Penna's of Sterlmg m mg, patron donations or vol- 36 Today, the Komen signature awareness and ComprehenSive Cancer cate cancer WIth 1,200 staff Sterhng Heights unteer opportumtles, con- FoundatIOn IS an mterna- fundralsmg event Center of Metropobtan mcludmg 300 faculty mem- "A Beary Styhsh Affair" tact the Fontbonne tlOnal orgamzatlon WIth a The Komen FoundatIOn DetrOIt, operated by the bers, hundreds of volun- WIllbegm at 5 30 P m WIth Awnliary office at (313) network of 75,000 volun- fulfills ItS miSSIOnthrough Institute, ISone of 38 teers and $54 mllhon ID a SOCIalhour, followed by 343-3675 teers workmg to eradIcate support of InnovatlVe breast Natlonal Cancer Institute- research grants dinner at 6 30 p m and a Penna's of Sterlmg IS breast cancer as a bfe- cancer research grants, deSIgnated comprehenSive Dr.JobnC. fashIon show at 7 30 p m located at 38400 Van Dyke, threatenmg dIsease mentonous awards, educa- cancer centers m the coun- Ruckdeschel IS the Pnze and cash raffie draw- between Metro Parkway The Komen Race for the tional and SCIentificconfer- try. Institute's preSIdent and mgs wtll round out the and 17 MIle Road m Cure Senes, the largest ences and communIty-based Canng for more than CEO Established ID 2001, evenmg Sterhng Heights senes of 5K runs/fitness outreach programs around 6,000 new patients annual- the Barbara Ann Karmanos Proceeds from the fashIOn walks IDthe world, mcludes the world ly on a budget of $200 mll- Cancer Foundatlon IS a non- show WIllbe used to fund a Ready, set, go: more than 100 race. III the The Barbara Ann hon, conducting approXl. profit orgamzatlOn that new program, fondly Nearly 1,000 volunteers are mately 200 sClentlfic mves- ralses funds to support the referred to as "Hug-A-Bear," needed on Saturday, June 5, tlgatlOn progranlS relatmg Barbara Ann Karmanos at St John HospItal and for MIchigan's largest foot to cancer and partlClpatmg Cancer Institute MedIcal Center A hospItal race, the 2004 Komen ill more than 300 cllmcal - Margre Rems Smith can be an espeCially fnght- DetrOIt Race for the Cure, emng place for children and presented locally by the their faIDlhes Once Imple. Karmanos Cancer Instltute mented, "Hug-A-Bear" WIll WIth the help of volun- help comfort young patlents teers and partICIpants, last by proVldmg cuddly stuffed year's race brought together bears when they enter the 21,000 people and raIsed Pedlatnc Umt at St John $880,000 The DetrOIt Race HospItal for the Cure IS a part of a Smce the focus of "A senes of more than 100 Beary StylIsh Affalr" IS cml- Komen Foundatlon races m dren, it IS fittmg that chil- the Umted States and dren's c10thmg from Madl mternatlonally Lu and Ethan Too of Grosse The races ralse funds to Pomte will be featured m support local breast cancer thIS year's show. screenmg, educatIOn and FashIOns from Eileen treatment programs as well FIsher bfthe Somerset as national research Collection, and evemng The race day schedule gowns from Joanl's Fasmon mcludes a competltlve 5K Cass Community BoutIque III Utica WIllalso run and noncompetitIve 5K be mcluded m the show walk and a one-mlle walk, Tau Beta Spring The I Group Talent breakfast for Survivors, and Social Services Agency WIllproVIde models post.race awards Cu. Community Social Services recently Market and choreography for the To volunteer, call (248) hosted its 10th annual dinner. The cess Ie a productIOn 366-0388 or send an e-mlUl nonprofit organization that provides programs Tau Beta wiD hold its Spring Market Wednes- Cusie Buccellato of to alenhoff@shazaaam com and services for people Uving In and around day through Friday. April 21-23 at the Groue Grosse POinte Farms IS gen- Volunteers are needed to Detroit.s Cass Corridor, It focuses on meeting Pointe Runt Clabo 855 Cook In Grosse Pointe eral chaIrman and Jo Ann prOVIdeassIstance as wel- basic needs. fostering .elf-reUance and encour- Woods. Miller of Grosse Pomte comers, dIrectIOns-gIvers, aging community involvement. The market wiD feature a chance to shop for Woods IS co-cb8lrman for photographers, staffers for Some 300 partygoers raised more than gifts, decorative acceuorles. Jewelry, children's the event booths, post-race clean up $45.000 to purchase a new boner for the Scott clothint. hand-painted items. shoes and more Mary Ann Van workers and more A van- BuIldlDg. which houses 42 formerly homeless from vendors not only from Mlchlgan. bat also Elslander of Grosse Pomte ety of shUts WIllallow vol- men. from Florida, New Hampshire. Virginia and Con- Shores IS honorary ch8lr- unteers to partlClpate as Among those who attended the event were necticut. man nmners or walkers as well Grosse Pointers Howard HiU and Victoria Blrk. Since 1960. Tau Beta has bosted the Michigan TIckets for the fashlOn The Susan G Komen Diabetes Aasoclation at ita camp in Columbiav- show are $50 per person Breast Cancer FoundatIon ille. which bas provided a traditional camp expe- rience combined with educational support for coping with the disease. The camp is used by 1D.8Dyorganizations representing those in need. \Ill "_ A preview partywW be beld &om 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. April 21. If Includes cocktails. Engagements hors d'oeuvres and a chance to shop. Tickets are $65 In advance or $75 at the door. For tickets. ------Susan DeSeranno of caD Patsy Gotfredaon at (313) 886-5448. ------Preview party chairmen are Carol Jatkoe Powers- DeSeranno- Grosse Pomte Shores and Don DeSeranno of Las Peabody and EUzabeth Peabody Rentschler. Vegas, Nev, have announced Market days are Thursday and Friday. April 22 Prues Lauer the engagement of theIr and 23. Admlulon is $5. Thunday hOlll'llare 10 Manlyn and Stephen daughter, Mana DeSeranno, a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday ho1ll'8are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Powers of Santa Mana, to John Lauer, son of Judy Vendors Include MImi's Fine lJnens and Un- Calif, have announced the and Bob Wlwck of St CI81r gerie from Lake Forest. m.: Just Bag It from engagement of theIr daugh- Shores Grosse Pointe (one-of.a-Jdnd handbagB. totes. ter, LoUtse Coleen Powers, to belts. bows and more); Grosse Pointer Jane A September wedding IS Joshua Edward Prues, son of Shook (decorative hand-painted pieces and planned LoUtSand Barbara Prues of semi.precious Jewelry): Robert Frost Inc, from DeSeranno earned a bach- Grosse Pomte Park Swampscott, Mass. (hand-kIlIt sweaters): anel elor's degree m commumca- Fancy's Folley from Groue Pointe (needlepoint A November weddmg IS tlon and a master's degree In shoes. bags and acceuories, fabric handbags and planned educatlOn from John Carroll embroidered UDengifts). Powers earned a Bachelor Uruverslty She IS an ele- Chairmen of the Spring Market are Catherine of Fme Arts degree from th e mentary school teacher and Sphire SheD. at the left, and Patsy Roby Got. Umverslty ofAnzona She IS an adult educatIOn IDstruc- fredson. a draper WIth the Houston tor Grand Opera Lauer attended Central Prues earned a Bachelor MIchIgan Umverslty He IS Joshua Edward Prues of FIDe Arts degree from the the executlVe director, dlstn- and Louise Coleen University of ClDclDnatl He butlOn USA for Powers IS a production carpenter John Lauer and Maria RegeneratIOn TechnolOgIes WIth the Alley Theatre DeSeranno Inc ~\~~~~!~nro- Soroptimists honor five women with cash awards "Little Lord Fauntleroy" by Pierre Auguste Cot Soroptlmlst InternatIOnal goals Elevatmg the qtatus of holds, must enter the work of Grosse POinte honored Founded m 1956, women and preservmg force or upgrade their five women at Its annual Soroptlmlst InternatIOnal of human nghts IS Its goal employment status FoundatIOn Awardq Banquet Grosse Pomte IS part of Smce 1972, the group's Soroptlmlst InternatIOnal on March 10 Some $2,200 Sorophmlst InternatIOnal of OpportunIty Awards pro- gives $1 mllhon each year to was gIven to the women to thp .l,.mencaq '" lth c1ubq m gram has helped women women, enabling them to further thelr enuc,ltlOna 1 mon than 120 countnes who, as heads ofthelr house- offset costs aS80Clated WIth theIr educatlOnal pursUIts Mabel Scott of DetrOIt Soroptimist interna- won the Women's tional of Grosse Pointe Opportumty Award She IS a presented $2.200 In nursing student at the Just a small part of a monumental exhibi. award money at a Umverslty of DetrOIt Mercy tion featuring 18th and 19th century recent meeting. At tbe Scott not only won at the back, from left, are club level, but was also a dls- Masters. Now through April. Mabel Scott, Women'. tnct WInner Onglnal wor1~- ':. nBA l..;iVt'l III hel Ul1u"h- By Jeff and Debra Jay descnbed our famIly's expe- -~1fJ' "'- S ., · A f" teis program SpeCial Wnters nence WIth the P LAY ':it. _II a After three years of thell' Dear Jeff and Debra, Project, a home-based ther- '. • - family's ABA program, My mother IS 83 years old and takmg 18 dIf- apy program In thiS col- Lmdsey's developmental ferent prescnptlOn drugs. She also uses aspirin umn, we'd like to share the age has soared from the expenences of the Young four- to sIX-month range to and other over-the-counter drugs I am con- cerned that she doesn't keep all of her memca- fanuly, MIchelle, BIll and _------. the level of a two-year-old thelI' 5-year-old daughter Wh ABA. Lmdsey now has eye con- tions straIght. I don't know If she takes them Lmdsey, WIth theIr home- at IS not tact, can follow mstructlons, when she should or If she aCCidentally doubles based ABA program ABA and has mterest mother her doses. She has bottles on her mghtstand, has been around longer Myth: ABA Involves ABA teaches a chlld to chlldren and theIr dog, Mig dresser, 10 her bathroom and III her purse I've than P LAY therapy pUnlshment mtegrate h1mself or her- When thelI' ABA program read about people dymg from usmg prescription ABA, whIch stands for Truth: ABA does not self mto the everyday was unplemented, Lmdsey medIcations mcorrectly Could you please glVe Apphed BehaVIOral use pumshment With world. wd not produce a smgle me some guidelines that I could share WIth my AnalySIS,IS a maJor area of ABA, you pr81se good Myth: ABA can be sound when asked After a psychology ABA therapy behaVIor wlule not giving learned with nurumal week of ABA, she made mother? uses techmques and proce- attentIon to bad behaVIor. trammg. sounds on request She now - Apprehensive About Mom dures of ABA psychology to A cluld wi qwckly learn Truth: You do not have does so spontaneously and Dear Apprehensive: teach chIldren who have dif- that the good behaVIor to be a behaVIoral pay- IS workmg on lDlltating Using prescnphon drugs mcorrectly causes ficulty learnmg When we produces the attenbon chologist to work with a two-syllable words and 125,000 deaths 10 the Umted States annually refer to ABA, we WIllmean they seek chud, but you do need phrases. and leads to 10 to 25 percent of hospItal and the therapy Myth: ABA WIllmake more trammg than srm- Although the Young fanu- nurSIng home admtSSIons Some say It IS becom- Dr 0 lvar Lovaas has your cluld become a robot. ply reading a book., watch- ly's ABA program IS 109 an mternatlOnal epIdemIC. Studies show that been called the founder of Truth: Some cluldren mg a Video or attendmg a mtense, WIth 30 to 40 houre ABA, a type of therapy need to be taught how to semmar. To be truly suc- of ABA-based mterventIon 50 percent of all medIcatIOns are taken incor- wluch IS based on careful learn You may begm with cessfu1, you need constant per week, Lmdsey IS happy rectly. To help you and your mother lower the analySIS of behaVIOrsbro- repetItion and a contrived guidance by a trained to do her work. nsk of medIcatIon misuse, take this qwz' ken down mto a senes of ABA program However, ABA behaVloral psycholo- Tune Ie not all spent at a • Are all doctors informed of all drugs used small steps Each step IS once a cluld grasps an gIst. If the therapy Ie not table. The houre are also (includmg over-the-counter drugs, VItamins, taught gradually, usmg rep- overall concept, such as done correctly, it may spent usmg the psychology herbal rememes and alcohol)? etltlOn, prompts and ImitatIon or followmg result in regression of of behavior mochfication to • Are doctors given a complete hst of drugs rewards m specrfic ways to mstructlons, the program skills. Each ABA program help Lindsey with skills for now bemg used before a new drug IS prescnbed? encourage, untIl there IS Ie mochfied and expanded needs to be adapted to the everyday hvmg such as • Are dIrectIOns for drug use - including pos- mastery of the skill and becomes more natur- mWVldual child WIth the dresaing, feedmg, bemg sible side effects, what to do if a dose IS forgot- You may also hear the al and less contnved. By help of a consultant. pahent in pIace.s such as ten, poSSIble interactions Wlth other drugs - phrase "wscrete tnal tram- taking one step at a time, restaurants, meeting and mg" when someone IS '- .1 greeting people and recog- clearly understood by the older adult? • Does the older adult keep in hIs or her wal- speakmg of thIS method ment; so Michelle and Bill an ABA profes81onal may nizing fanuhar people by let or purse, an updated hst of all drugs used, After the slall 15 learned, a began looking for other cost $2,000 to $3,000 a year. name or photo. cluld can perform the skill ways to help therr daughter. Some families put m the They also were successful including name, dose and frequency? WIthout prompts or rewards After readmg"Let Me Hear hours each week them- in utilizing ABA to potty • Is the older adult mixing drugs in the wrong m Its natural enVIronment. Your Voice,"by Catherine selves Some faml1ies use tram. Lmdsey has acqwred bottles? In essence, ABA IS a tool to Maunce, they began to m-home ABA helpers who some rmportant mdepen- • Can the older adult differentIate the color of help someone learn to research optIons for an may charge $10 to $20 per dent hvmg skills wluch different pills? (Some older adults lose the abili- learn mtenslve, 40-hour-a-week hour. Often, a cornbmahon were never expected to ty to distingwsh between some colors.) Lmdsey, the beautiful ABA program of the two models 18 used. occur three years ago. • Does the older adult take medIcatIons pre- daughter of Michelle and The Youngs found that a Even an experienced ABA Recently, Lmdsey began scribed for someone else? BIll, was 14 months old home-baaed ABA program helper will need to be attendmg a pnvate • Is a drug reference gwde put to use to learn when she was dIagnosed WIth pnvate, profeSSIonal tramed, as every c1u1d'spro- preschool with the assis- everythIng about every drug taken? With a rare genetic conw- support haa worked best for gram is dtft'erent tance of an aIde. When she • Does the older adult keep medIcattons that tlOn called ISoWcentnc 15 them, although there are Ideally the goalIe 40 walks mto the room WIth a Recent genetIC studIes have also programs aVaIlable hours a week; however, not bIg lltDlleon her face, ready change mood or cause drowsmess any place Imked It to autIsm The through hOspItalS that are every faDuly has that kind to begm the day with her other than the bedSide table (to aVOid overdose)? mlmmal hours avatlable good. of time and money to com- peers, MIchelle and Bill • Does the older adult put on his or her glass- through the publlc early Imbal trammg for a mlt to a progrant know that their hard work es and use good light to read prescnptIon bottles mterventlon semces were home-based program IS "Rule of thumb WIth ABA.; was worth the effort They every time medIcatIons are taken? not helpmg Lmdsey approxunately $1,200 to the more the better," accord- are extremely proud of the • Are the labels on nonprescnption memca- progress m her develop- $1,500 Consultation WIth mg to MIchelle, the mam See ABA. page 5B tiona read thoroughly? • Is a standardIzed measunng spoon from the phannacy used for liquid memcatlOns? • Are met Instructlons followed.. when using medications that require special met:ary reqwre- Feel beautiful. ments? Skin tcLaser Center • Are medicatIons stored properly - away All over. from the heat and hwmmty m places such as T of CjrossePointe bathrooms - and are they thrown out when leam.maut our W»J and~, expired? at Ferrara Dermatology Clinic • Does the older adult check WIth the doctor FOA-ClppRJ"IId, physiacnartilie before changmg a dosage or discontmwng use? _ Ioar ...... ,.a sysIIm just corne featuring • Is one pharmaCist used for all prescnptIon and over-the-counter medicatioIlll? In Icday lor a free. no-obI'1J01'Cn • THERMACiE - Tissue lightenmg • Does the older adult need a Medic-Alert ~ Vou'Ili'm our I...... Without Surgery identIfication bracelet? Does he or she wear it? lree payment pm and wntten • LAsat HAIR REMOVAL • Does the older adult abstam from dnving when usmg medIcations that cause drowsiness? guararWe And)QJlI kMt \he w

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Lutheran East baseball team beats foe in its final at-bat By Bob St. John 19, against Hamtramck Sports Writer 1 22.6 and 1 26 34, respec- tIvely. Lutheran East's boys Track baseball team came from For the boys, Robert Carlisle won the 100- and behmd to wm Its season The Lutheran East track opener last week, beatmg 200.yard dashes with times and field team competed in of 11.63 and 24.60, and Manne City Cardmal the Royal Oak Shnne Mooney 10.9 Justin Sommers placed InVltationallast weekend. fourth m the shot put WIth a The host Eagles trailed 9- "We had a good showmg 6 headmg mto the b

five.,., finish in state tennis ...... _~-...... By Chuck Klonke r 8mgles,n he said. "Our lods Sports Editor has afso played a lot of com- realIze that, and they're petitive teD11lSsmce the end Last year Tom Berschback happy to play doubles, but was pleasantly surpnsed of last season HIS goal that Isn't the case at a lot of should be to be one of the top when hIS Grosse Pomte schools n South tenms team fimshed five smgles players 10 A pair of newcomers _ IhVl810n In 10 the top five m the state freshman Jimmy DIXon and DIVlsion I meet. Vallee also makes an Gabe Silvena, a foreign Impact off the court. ThiS year, the veteran exchange student from Sao coach - who IS startmg ms "He's our Jumor team Paolo, Braztl - are battling leader," Berschback said 24th season at the helm - last year's No. 2 doubles "He's hke a fourth captam " WIll be dtsappomted If the team - semors Doug Blske The tn-captams are Blue DeVlls don't match that and KIrk Wlllmarth - for WJllmarth and fellow performance the nght to lead off the dou- semora Alex Galvm and SeVl "I don't th10k there are bles hneup Jensen many teams that Wlllmatch There are five players bat- GaIVln Will remaJD at No our depth,n Berschback said thng for spots on the No 3 2 smgles, whIle freshman "We'll be strong It's a and No 4 doubles team Ben Hartman looks hke he'II great bunch of kIds, and They are sophomores Joe play tmrd smgles Jensen Halso, Brent Parshall and rounds out the startmg sm. Matt Pngorac, Jumor Max gles group Photo by Lon wn.oo Haarz, and semor Taylor "We have a tough schedule Zalewslu agam," Berschback saId In control "It's good "We11play m three tourna- GIONe Pointe North', Jeumfe Taylor dribbles aroUDd a Coaalno defender kind of ments thIs year mstead of d1l1'lnl the Norsemen', 3-2 Iou to the Patriots In • Macomb Area Conference two, and because of the way CJ'OIIOVer,ame. Earlier, North beat UvODia ll'n.akIJD 1-0 OD a goal by Megan Easter falls, we11 have 15 Warren. matches In the four weeks before the (state) reglonaI.n Berschback Wlll have a new assistant coach thIS season Sam Poole IS a South seniors leave a legacy teachmg profeSSIonal at the By Chuck Klonke the commumty Wlth their Sports Editor South team were JUniors help 10 puttmg on the c1m. Rachel SullIvan, Ashley The five semors on Grosse les" Read, Jessica Ogden, Alhson Pomte South's volleyball South fimshed With an Fennell, Kelly Spnngborn, team were Important memo overall record of 30-13-9, Brooke Zlehr and Sharonda bers of the Wlnnmgest vol- mcludmg a 9-1 record In the Sterhng, and sophomores leyball squad m school hISto- Macomb Area Conference ry Dana SchweItzer and they're workmg hard" WhIte DIVISion The only MargIe Scholtes It's an expenenced team, However, that's not the blemish on the Blue DeVIls' only legacy that Juhanna The champIOn Blue DeVIls too South's only graduatIOn league record was a season. received several postseason Burrows, LIZ RIdgway, lO'lses came at fourth smgles endmg loss to Sterlmg honors m the league and No 1 doubles Megan SWItalskI, Lesley HeIghts, but that happened Dasaro and Julie Ridgway, Burrows and The smgles hneup looks long after South had SWitalskI were first-team VandeVusse WIll leave at IIke It'S pretty well set, bu t chnched the diVISiontItle all-conference selectIOns, there'<; plenty of competitIOn South when they graduate ThIs year's record was a Berschback saId "But you m June and RIdgway was selected m the all-Important doubles huge Improvement over last the most .aluable player m know how I am I don't settle They11 be remembered for lineup on my Imeup until the mid- year when the Blue DeVlls the dlVlslOnby a vote of the Bersch back, along WIth theIr oontnbutlOns to future went 20-21-7 dle of May " Blue DeVIls teams MAC White coaches longtime a'llllstant coach "The bIg difference thiS "It could have been any JUnior Joe Vallee returns "ThiS year's freshmen Jeff IDr DetrOIt) Hodges, year was the matunty of the one of the three," Nugent a'l South's No 1 'lmgles were the first group to bene- puts a lot of emphaSIS on a player, and Be1'llchback has team, and the ablhty to close saId of the MVP award "I'm Grosse Pomte Hunt Club fit from our mIddle school out a match m the deCldmg 'ltron!!,doubles hneup high expectatlOns for hIm and a graduate of Wayne glad 1 didn't have to make c1lmcs," saId South coach game," Nugent said "Last the deClslon n "A Win m thIrd and fourth "He's SIXmches taller thiS State UniversIty, where he KeVln Nugent doubles counts Just as much year we lost a lot of close Sullivan and Dasaro year, and that's go1Ogto help played on the tenms team "What these semora Will as a Win m first or second matches because we couldn't receIVed honorable mentIOn him," Berschback said "He also leave ISthe Impact they close people out" on the all-conference team had on the younger kIds 10 Other members of the Nugent was the MAC White coach of the year North holds on for lacrosse win over Orchard Lake St. Mary Nugent also handed out Gro<,q,> Pomte North's St Mary out the clock several team awards MldfieldE'r Sam Sherer Chns Brozo and Jeff Bozell Jacroqqe team got a qtrong After thE' Eagletll scored Enc Kelly and DaVid Burrows was the MVP,while liefl'nqlve performance and opened the sconng WIth hIS was sohd throughout the WIth nme Sl'COndllremammg Watson each had two goals first varsIty goal Read was the most Improved won a key faceot'f In the c1os- to cut North'B lead to one, game player and an assist for North Goahe Brad Plllen record- 109 <;econd'llast week aq the mldfielder Dan Gassel won North made It a sweep "Ashley played really German-born Max Breur ed 15 'laves for North, while Nor'l('ml'n held on for a 6.5 the ensUIng faceoff and the agamst St Mary as the helped out WIth a goal and the defen'le corps of Adam strong at the end of the sea- VICtory OVE'rOrchard Lake Norsemen were able to run two assIsts Norsemen's JUnior varsity WOJCIechowski,MIke Topper, posted a 4-0 VlCtory See VOLLEY, page Be

-~- April 8, 2004 _2C __ S_llorts Grosse Pointe News South soccer team bows to tough West Side opponent

Grosse POlDte South's Spartans the lead hard work we can Improve." gtr Is socce r team made a A httle over 10 rnmutes South played a much better showmg 10 the second later, Radley took a pass stronger second half and half, but it wasn't enough to from Allyson Kmg and beat controlled the play for peri- prevent a 3-1 non.league her defender to score ods oftlme defeat at the hands of Stevenson's second goal Stephanie Kostluk's hard LtvollJa Stevenson Dobbyn completed the shot IOslde the SIX-yard lme In the1r first tnp to the first-half scoring 1:45 later 1.47 mto the second half was West Side soccer hotbed 10 when she scored on a 29- not held by Spartans goal. 10 years, the Blue DeVlls yard hne drive kick from a k.eeper Melinda Magouhn started slowly agamst the Radley pass. That enabled Megan Spartans, who are a peren- At halftime, coach Gene SWltalslu to dnve home the llJal top 10 team Wlth sever- HarkinS told hIS players rebound for her second goal al state champloIlllhips. that he waa unhappy Wlth of the season Stevenson also has a Muls therr performance. He pomt- Soccer candtdate in Melissa ed out that they were dt80r- Stevenson's qUlckness and Dobbyn gamzed, that they fwed to strength prevented the Blue The Spartans qwckly control the ball before pass- DeVlIs from sconng agam established control of the mg, that they were losmg Laura Danforth made 12 match and scored all of their the 50-50 balls and that saves on Stevenson's 15 goals In the first half: After were playing a -soft" game shots, wlnle South's eIght State qualifiers 9.19 had been played, most "Three players were glV- shots reqU1red four saves by oht 10 the South end of the 109 It their all, but the game Magouhn. GroNe Pointe North's varsity cheerleaders finished fifth in the Michigan field, South defender Liz reqwres smular effort from Competitive Cheerleading Association regional competition to quallfy for Galea went for a 50-50 ball all 11," he said. "I scheduled Wlntney Calnll, recover- the state meet for the second year in a row. North ftD1shed 21st in the Btate. Wlth Stevenson's JBDlle these tough opponents to 109 from a minor 1OJury, -The competition was tough at both the regional and state level, but the Radley. The colltston In the dtsplay your skills If this IS started at nudfield, whlle two team worked together and had excellent performances, " said coach Usa box area resulted In a con. how you want to play, we'll JUnIOrs Alhaon Fennell and Ziolkowski. &artier in the Beason, North was seventh in both the BoUday troverslal foul call against schedule (a lesser opponent) Ann Stavale helped defend Cheers Competition and the Michigan East Open. Team members are fresh- South, and Radley converted Instead Fortunately, 1t'S 10 their first varsity appear- man Laura Colbeck; sophomore Kristen Truce; juniors Katelyn Aitken, Amy the penalty luck to gtve the early in the season, and Wlth ances. GriDvalsky, Anne Nichols, Krista Puckett and OUvla Vervaeke: seniors Sta- cie Bott. Angela Dooley. Mallory HoUoway, Stephanie Rinclerlmecht and Kristen Rycla; and senior captains Leigh Anne Butcher, Kristina Dinvemo Farms swimmer earns two and Lisa Kurtz. firsts in state short course meet

Katt1yn Fries of Grosse from the Pomtes also fin- Sunday, April 25 Any youth Notre Dame spring sports teams Pomte Farms became the ished among the top 24 m sWImmers mterested 10 tlnrd state champion 8WllD- their events. DYC sWlmmmg should con- mer from the DetrOIt Yacht Cameron Laney was sixth tact membershIp director anxious to keep winning ways Club when she won two In the 50 lIJ1d 100 breast- Rosmary Tokathan at (313) events at the recent stroke events, Sarah Auk 824.1200 or e-mall her at loaded Wlth nonleague foes MJ.chlgan Swunming 12- waa 13th In the 200 butter- [email protected]. Spring preview Pontlac Notre Dame Prep, Track and-under Short Course fly, Roby Boggs was 14th 10 New Boston Huron, state championships 10 Lake the 100 breaststroke and Orion. Heather Neanng was 14th By Bob St. John Blrmmgham Seaholm, The Notre Dame track Fnes won the gu-ls 10- 10 the 500 freestyle. Sports Wnter Madlson HeIghts Lamphere, and field team competed 10 and-under 100-yard 1Odtvid- The girls 200 freestyle Frank Swaney IS Notre Grosse Pomte North, L'Anse the Huron Relays last week- Dame's new varsIty baseball Creuse, Dearborn Henry end to offic1811y open ltS ual medley and the 100 relay team of Fries, E=a freestyle. She also had four Mathews, LillI Boggs and head coach, replacmg Ford, Anchor Bay, Dearborn 2004 season under head other top 16 10dividual fin- Neanng was 11th, and Angelo Gust Dlvme Chlld, Ferndale and coach Stan WegrzynoWlcz lShes to earn pomts, giv. unproved on therr best tlrne The Flghtm' Insh base- Memphls "We're startmg to gam 80 by nearly five seconds ball team has been one of matunty as a team," 109 her fifth place overall in the most successful m the Lacrosse WegrzynoWlcz said "We had the 1O.and-under age group The boys 200 medley relay state dunng the past 12 llome very mce results at the Fnea was tlnrd 10 the 50 team of Laney. Luke years, wmmng 10 dlstnct The Notre Dllme lacros5e relay meet, 'and we exiled to freestyle, siJ:th 10 the 50 but- Hessburg, MarkEvan Auk titles team got off to a good start contmue to do well throUgh- terfly, mnth in the 200 and Nicholas Lupul was Swaney mhents a team last week, sphttmg Its first out the season' freestyle and 16th in the 100 13th. that finished 23-17 overall two games Chns Jones, one of the butterfly She was also on Lupul. Joe Heasburg and The Insh ended theIr sea- "We're domg some thmgs Flght1O' Insh's top returnmg the nmth place 200 medley DaVld-Wemer Cockell also son WIth a 9-5 loss to dlfferently thiS season," lettermen, fimshed second relay team and the 11th- had top 24 finishes 10 the place 200 freestyle relay boys dtVlsion Orchard Lake St Mary m a head coach Kevm Coyro In the hIgh Jump Wlth a DIVIslon IIregtonal champl- saId "The guys are playmg mark of 6-feet, 2-mches, and team. Summer SWlm team onslnp game Ten other DYC swunrners with a lot of heart, whIch was fourth In the hlgh hur. enrollment IS scheduled for Kaitlyn Fries The Irish wtll field a rela- has translated mto two sohd dles hvely young team that Wlll games to open the season. Jones also was a part of have to contend Wlth state The Flghtm' Insh lost a the shuttle hurdle relay Victorious Carlisle boxers powerhouses DetrOit see-saw affalr to host team, along Wlth fellow vet- Catholic Central, Orchard Lake St Mary 8-7, erans Alex Dudley, Bnan Blrm10gham Brother Rice and beat Ann Arbor Gabnel Blanchard and Troy and Warren DeLaSalle 10 Rlchard 11-3 behmd three MItchell, that posted a face summer title bouts the Cathohc League Central goals from Brekan Kohhtz school-record tIme of 32 5 Grosse PolOte Farms box- the hometown favonte But advantage The Houston vet- DlVlslon and one by Joe Riehl Jelam Nantambo was sec- 109 promoter John Carl1sle's Wlth Ius nght eye swollen eran has logged more than U-D JesUlt has had "All of the guys are gett10g ond 10 the long Jump, post- Team DetroIt went unde. closed, Williams fought tWIce as many bouts as enough talent to overtake the Job done offenSIvely and 109 a mark of 19-feet, 9-1Och- feated agam Fnday mght at back Nolan and has faced some the Insh 10 the d1vls10n defenSively," Coyro s81d es, and the dIstance medley DeCarlo's Banquet & WIth hIS latest VlCtory, well.known contenders stand10gs the past couple of The Insh struggled to post squad of Paul WhIte, Vmcent Conference Center m Wtlharns IS loakmg to face In June 2000, Savarese years, but Swaney wants to WinS the past couple of sea- Mazzocco, Anthony Warren. 2000 OlympIan Jeff Lacy, was ehmmated early 1D the reverse that trend 10 2004 sons, whIch has frustrated Bommanto and Dan Headhner Rubm Wllliams one of the best super ll1Jd- first round by Tyson In Swaney has coached at the coachmg staff Ktttendorfhad a sohd hrne. contmued lns wmnmg dleweight boxers 10 the 1997, Savarese lost a split Aust10 Hlgh School, "The guys have to want to Nantambo teamed Wlth streak WIth a near unam- world, tlns su=er deClSlon to George Foreman. RlVerVlew Gabnel Rtchard, Wln, and so far our guys are Blanchard, Jonathan mous, 10-round deClslon Heavy weight Obed The youngest member of Hamtramck St Ladlslaus, playmg Wlth that attltude," Johnson and Brandon Bonda over super nuddleweight Sulhvan contmued Team Team DetroIt. Marlon DaVls, De arborn St Alphonsus, De CO}TOsald "We have a cou- to compete m the spnnt Kenny Bowman (31-8) of Detrolt'S wmnmg ways Wlth Improved hiS unbeaten La Salle and has coached ple of more games before the medley relay Columbus, Ohio Judges a five-round defeat of streak to 8-0 Wlth an easy the freshman and Jumor spnng break, whlch we hope "We had a couple of other scored the match 95-95, 96- Chavez FranCiSCO (11-7) of Vlctory over Johnny Rudolph varslty baseball teams at we can Wln" runners compete Wlth us In 94 and 97-93 10 Wtlhams' Momstown, Tenn (1-2) of CtnClnnatl DaVls, Notre Dame The Notre Dame lacrosse the relay meet; favor Sulhvan broke hiS op~ now 8-0, has a promIsing The Insh's schedule 1& team IS I-I overfill WegrzynoWlcz Bald "We had Wtlharns (23-1) had to go nent's nose early 10 sched- future Wlth Team DetrOlt a good afternoon" deep and show real heart 10 uled eIght. round match But After a part1al reconclha. The IrIsh won the beatlng Bowman, who land- after five rounds of batter- tlon Wlth hlB boss (Carhsle), ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID ed several punches agamst mg at the hands of Sulhvan, Rydell Booker (20-0) was See IRISH, page 4C FranCISco was unable to scheduled to appear for answer the opemng bell for Team DetroIt agamst CIBSe CORRIDOR FLOOR REPLACEMENT the sIXth round Sallf (l3-3-I> of Buffalo But ADVERTISEMENT TO BID With hIS VIctory, Sulhvan Salif got greedy, and Carhsle GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM TRACK RESURFACING PROJECT goes to 41-8 It was had to find another op~ GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM announced Fnday mght nent for hls crulserwelght at Thc Board ot I::ducatlOn 01 thc Gro~~c POlnlC Puhllc '>,hool that Sullivan WIll next face the last mmute Mlke Tyson later tlns year 'iy'tem Wayne COUnI) \1Khlgan "111 recelvc 'Calcd hId, for Thc Board of EducalJon of the Grosse Pomle Public School The last-mmute add-on to for the world heavyweight the ttcket, Matt Green of the corrrdor floonng rcrlacemcnl .It Gm"c POlnlC'>oulh HIgh '>y"em Wayne County. Michigan. wdl receIve sealed bids for a boxmg tttle, pendmg suc- Raleigh, N C, however, '>chool lrack re~urfacmg proJecl at Grosse POinte South High School, cessful negotiatIOns m1ssed hiS flIght to DetrOlt, located al II Gro~o;e POlnle Blvd, Grosse Pomte Farms, MT Leo Nolan, another heavy and Booker was forced to SpeClff(dIIOn, and hId lorm, wlil hc .1\ ,lIlahle at .I 48216 welght t1tle contender, was contmue hiS hiatus from MANDATOR) pre.bld meetlOl! On luc,ddy Arnl 20 200.1 also Vlctonous for Team box1Og for another month or .11 9 00 am. In lhc rc,clvlOg room of Gro"e Pomlc '>outh Speclfica(,on~ and bid form~ will be avatlable on Tue.~y, Apnl DetroIt at DeCarlo's Nolan !lO High '>lhool II Gro\\C POlOleBlvd Gro,'C Pomtc Farm~ MI 11 2004 al the office of Ehresman Assoclales, 803 W BIg (21-0) mamtamed hIS unde- 4R216 Beaver Road SUlle 1~O.Troy. MI 48084 feated record, but WIth a lackluster performance North grad Even 80, 1t only took '>edled hld\ 1'0111 he due ThuNI.1\ Arnl 29 2004 .'1 2 ()()P m '>ealcd hid' will be due Thursday, Apnl 29, 2004 al 3 00 p m at at Ihc h,dmml,tr.tllon Buddmg 01 lhc (,ro ....c POlOtc B'\ard of the Admml~trallon BUlldmg of Ihe Gros~ POinte Board of Nolan SIX of eIght rounds to places in score a TKO over hIS oppo- I dm atHm lR1 (Iarr A\c (,r""e POinte MI 4R210 at "duealton 1R9 '>t Clair Avc • Gro~~e Pomle. MT 48230. al nent, Ken Murphy (22-15-2) national meet ",h\(h IImc dnd rlalc thc h,d, "III he opened .lOdpllhllll) rCdd which Ilmc Jnd placc lhe hld\ WIll be opened and publicly read of Chicago aloud Th" proleel '" III not he funded h) fedcr,1I or 'laic aloud Faxed rropo,al~ WIll be accepted ThIs proJecl will nol Nolan now faces Lou Former Grosse POlOte mOO1C\ he lunde,hool '>v,lem The Gro~o;ePOlolc PublIC School Sy~lem At 6-feet-2, 215 pounds, Leaman, a sophomore at 'teven \fatthew~ '>e,rcta" Steven Matthews, Secrewy Nolan WlII be outslzed by Johns Hopkms Umverslty, G P N 041OH/200-l 6.. ()-III V2004 posted a time of 5 10 47 (, PN IWOI12004 & 04/0RI2004 Savarese's 6-5, 250-pound Thursday, April 8, 2004 Cla.8lfledl Grosse Pointe News (313)882-6900 ext. 3 9C

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-.. Apnl8,2004 Grosse Pointe News 8I!0rts 3C New look for ULS baseball Swaney

By Chuck Klonke 10 every game" al posItIons Sports Editor ULS's mound ace ISJumor Two freshman are also makes Umverslty LIggett School lefthander Mike Posby, who expected Ul contnbute thIS baseball IS gOIng Ul have a was a starter last year A season Yates Campbell IS new look thIS season solId No 2 starter ISthe lone another lefthanded pitcher debut "We'll have new unIforms, semor on the team, who can play first base and we're gettIng the field Cameron Ducsay, wh011 be the outfield CharlIe Lltch IS By Bob St. John dressed up and the football the Knights' startmg short- the startmg tlurd baseman Sports Wnter fieldhouse IS gomg Ul be our SUlpwhen he Isn't pitchIng and WIlldo some pltchmg Notre Dame's baseball baseball clubhouse," saId Posby WIllplay first when he "We ended the season team gamed a splIt of Its Dan CimInI, who 18 also part doesn't pitch WIth only nrne players last season-opemng doublehead- of the new look as he Joms AntonIO EvangelIsta, who year," CimIni said "ThiS er WIth New BosUln Huron Walter Butzu and DaVId dIdn't play last year because year we have 16 varsity last week, losrng 12-1 and Thompson on the varsIty of an mJury, was the startmg players and there are some wmnmg9-8 staff catcher as a freshman two good freshmen and sopho- "We'll have 15 home years ago, and the ULS mores m the group. "The kids are dorng theIr games, mcludmg double- coaches are expectmg Ium to Clmml expects Harper best smce they haven't been headers almost every step nght back as a sohd Woods Ulbe the team Ulbeat able Ul get outsIde too many Saturday We'll have a tent contnbutor behmd the plate m the Metro Conference this days due Ul the poor weath- and gnll hot dogs I think It'S JUnIor Jon Wnght Will season er,. head coach Frank gOIng to be fun for the com- play eIther center field or "Frank PIetrangelo ISeas- Swaney saId mumty" left field and wlll be the Ily the best pitcher m the The first of the double- Knlghts'leadoffbatter. league," Cimml s81d, "but "We dIdn't play very well headers Will be Saturday at JUOlor SUlne Hazlett wlll Posby IS No 2 They faced 10 the opener, but the guys 11 a.m agaInst Center Lme play one of the outfield POSI- each other last year and It battled back Ultake the sec- St Clement tions was a great pitchIng duel Second baseman Carly Croskey led Uolversity ond game, wluch was great CimInI also expects the Sophomore Alex Am1cuCCl that Frank won 2-0 to see" KnIghts, who won only three IS the startmg second base- "If anybody IS gomg to IJaett SChool's softbaB team with a .4S3 batting games last year, Ul be more average Ia8t MaIOD. man, but hell slIde over to upset Harper Woods, it'll The Insh COmmItted too successful on the field shortstop when Ducsay IS probably be Lutheran many errors m the opener, "I'm not gomg Ul say that pltchmg Amlcuccl Will also North, Lutheran Northwest but they came back Ul score we're gOIng to Win a state be the No 3 pitcher or Cranbrook And we m the bottom of the seventh champIOnshIp thIS year, but Sophomore James should be m the mIddle of ULS'softball team mnlng 10 the rnghteap Ul I thmk we'll be competitive Hutchinson WIll start the the pack tlus year. pullout the VlcUlry Our pltchmg should keep us season as a backup at sever- features nine seniors Semor Ryan Stewart had The last two softball sea- Enn Fleck and Jennifer a two-nm smgle, and JUDlor sons have been two of the Costello Mark F8Z1'sSingle dehvered most successful lD Dunng scnmmage games the game-W1nnlDgrun in the Umverslty LIggett School at the team's preseason Fightin' Insh's final at-bat. history and coach Jim tralnmg m Orlando, Fla, Semor Anthony RoSSIalso Schmidt and hiS veteran the sophomores defeated the prOVIded a key plOch.hlt squad are hopmg Ul contm- semors, and Murray had the durmg the rally ue that stnng tills year, but camp's top average ( 536) It won't be easy "Not too bad consldermg "We're a relatIvely young The team is sohd once that most of the pltchmg the team, but the guys under- agam WIth nearly the entire girls faced was m excess of stand the game, and they squad returning, mcluding 60 mph," Schnudt SB1d. want Ul work hard to WIn," nme semors, but the early- Boroshko Wlll handle Swaney s81d. season schedule IS a brotal most of the pitchIng Semor "We Will be OK once we one Deanna Tracy moves up get some games behind us" "Expenence and a deeper from the JUIDorvarsity and The Insh opened theu bench are certaInly poSItives wlll see some actIon on the CatholIc League Central for ULS tills year, but the mound DIVISIonplay last weekend, openmg game schedule IS "Both gIrls have worked droppmg a doubleheader to not," S81dSchnudt hard m the offseason Ul BlI'Dl1Dgham Brother R\ce, ThIS week the Knights Improve thelr slulls, and an fallmg 12.1 and 9-2 opened WIth a non-league Improved overall team game ag81nst Grosse Pointe defense should help each of The Notre Dame baseball North and the Metro them lower theIr eamed-nm team IS 0-2 In the Central The stars beat tile CJdIl 4-2 to wiD tlie Squirt Dlrialo~ cbampio~lIbip iJ:l. the Conference opener With averages from last season," ThVlslonand 1-3 overall ~PointeH~C14tio~~., . ", ';~'. !;on; rtHI II ll) perenmal league power Schnudt S81d Lutheran North ULS mIght have the COmIngup for the FIghtm' It doesn't get much easIer league's two best catchers m Insh IS an away doublehead- Stars win GPHA Squirt crown next week WIth Allen Park semors Kelly KIng and er on Thursday, Apnl 15, The Stars beat the CluB 4- held the ChIli scoreless the the champlOnslup were Zach Inter-City Baptist, a presea- AndrecoVlch agaInst Grosse Pomte son top 10 team, and last "Eacl1ls presently consld- 2 to WIn the Grosse Pomte rest of the way DettlInger, Sam Kelly, North year's conference ronner-up, Hockey AsSOClabon's Squirt It was the second out- Patnck Lane, Jordan ermg offers to play at the DIVISionchampionship standmg game m a row for Loosvelt, Sara Villani and Cranbrook KIngwood, on the college level next year and schedule ULS closes out the each posted on-base percent- A sohd, attackmg offense Pnybysz, who was the WID- Dan Watt. week at the Sand Creek that mcluded a hat tnck by nmg goalIe m the Stars' 3-2, The Stars are coached by ages above 500 last season," Volley- Alexander Tu, a goal by triple-overtIme semifinal KIrk Mason and Bryan InVItatIOnal Schnudt S81d Jared YlOger and three VIctory over the Sharks Lane Dan P1epszowski "The mental attItude of Ford, Rachel Costello, From page Ie aSSiSts from Jack O'NeIll Also helpmg the Stars to coaches the Clull the team conung off tlus Laura Ralstrom, Jenmfer two-week stretch WIllhave a Costello and Murray wlll be son," Nugent s81d Iughhghted the Stars' VICto- SWitalski received the ry lot Ul do With the level of the outfielders success the team eventually "After a season of gettIng Coaches Award, whJ1e The ChIll fought back Trinity Catholic gets Sullivan was the reCIpIent of WIth goals by T.J WIllIams achIeves,. Schnudt s81d. used Ul each other's defen- ULS 18 conung off back-to- sive styles, there seems to be the Molsen Award and Isaac PIepszowslu, but "Megan always brought a the Stars' defense of Nick split with league foe back 20-victory seasons. and a big rmprovement 10 tenns the KnIghts have won con. of both communIcatIon and great attItude to practIce," Dane, Mark Dulchavsky, Nugent said "The Molsen By Bob St. John GeromIn and hiS Tnmty secutIve state dlstnct cham- coverage," Schnudt saId. Bryce Mason and Tyler Award ISgiven to the player Sports Wnter CatholIc boys baseball team pIOnshIps The only major posItIon Vens, along WIth goalIe Matt who has overcome the most Julie Becker made her are still W81tmgto play their "HIttIng and nm sconng change has Houghtahn mov- Przybysz, tIghtened Up and dunng the season, and head coachmg debut last season opener. should be a real strength for 109 from the outfield to Rachel played the last half week, guIdIng her Tnmty The Lancers were sched. the team,. SchmIdt said shortstop of the season WIth a wnst Blue Devils CatholIc gIrls softball team uled to open the season last Last year, the KnIghts "ThIS Will allow both lDJUryShe played through a to a doubleheader split WIth week, playmg road games averaged eight runs-per- Croskey at second base and lot of pam but kept gomg out Detroit Urban Lutheran agamst Detroit game and had a team on- pitcher Boroshko to concen- win JV title there and domg a great Job. "I was losmg my vOIce Southeastern and league foe base percentage of 482 trate theIr efforts on only The Grosse PolOte Blue With the expenence he from cheenng so much," Redford St. Kathenne Semor KatIe AndrecoVlch one m81n poSitIOn,"SchmIdt had on thIS year's team, DeVIls won the Nelson Becker saId "We gave away Drexel and sophomore Alex said WJ1son Memonal Trophy Nugent expected a sohd sea- the first game, but at least Southeastern's head coach Houghtalln led ULS With 43 Semors MelIssa Kruszyna WIth a 3"() VICtoryover the son we came back UlWInthe sec- called Geromm and told him runs apiece Second base- and Beth Sylvester and Grosse POInte Norsemen m "You could see It commg ond" the city of DetroIt dIdn't man Carly Croskey led With sophomore Enn Fleck round the champ\onshlp game of on the honzon,. he s81d "It The Lancers led 5-4 In the have the fields ready to play, a 433 battmg average out the mfield candIdates the Grosse Pomte Hockey was a fun year" seventh mmng of game one, and Drexel dropped Its base- JulIe Boroshko, a semor "All three girls have the AsBOClatlOn'sJV DIVISIon Nugent ISoptImistic about but a couple of errors ball program due to lack of who shared the pltchmg last power Ul hIt the long ball The Blue DeVIlsended the next season despIte the allowed Urban Lutheran Ul mterest year With the graduated and all three have good, season WIth a 29-10-8 graduatIOn losses score two unearned rons to "I thought we would have Lavon Morgan, led the strong anns," SchmIdt saId record "We have a good group pull out the wm three games m by now, and KnIghts Wlth 47 RBIs Lutheran North, whIch The champIOnship game In game two. sophomore mstead we have none,. WhIle the veterans have has lost only one conference commg back," he Bald "The featured two evenly- potential IS there. They Just Angel Cooper recorded her Geromm said "We Just been ImpreSSIve m early game In the last 10 years - matched teams have to learn Ul WIn as a first-ever varsIty VIctory on want to get out and playa practIces, the coaches have to U18 m 2002 - ISthe pre- Ben Osborn tipped m a group, the same as thiS the mound game, and hopefully we can been most Impressed by the season favonte agam shot by Dave McCoy for a year's team did" "Angel dId a mce Job for get at least one game m Improvement shown by shorthanded goal by the us," Becker saId "Our before the break ~ sophomores Stefama Ford, Blue DeVIls The Blue DeVIls defense let her down In the HoughtalIn, Knsta Murray, made It 2-0 later m the first opener, but she came back Ul ~i1lnge of ~t1l5Se Jointe ~lyllres penod when Miles get our WIn m game two. LlVennore converted a pass CountIeS or Wayne and Macomb Semor Damelle Cooper \flchlgan from MIke Hlrt Adam was 3-for-4 m game one and Longo also aSSIsted Cltyor<&t05Se JIointe ~oobs, Mkhlpn 2-for-3 In game two to lead NonCE OF LAST DAY FOR Andrew Osborn scored the the Lancers VOTER REGISTRATION Blue DeVIls' thIrd goal late "It waq good to get out NOTICE TO BIDDERS. 100 DOCK BOXK'i Scaledbld~ In the second penod dunng there and play," 8e<:ker saId will be receIVcdb) the Cuy of Gro~~ POInleWood~at the To the QualIfied RC~ldent~of the Village of Gro~~ePOlntc a power play Jim Marshall "The girls did a pretty good office of the CIIY('Jerk. 2002~ Mack Plaza. Gro~~ePOinte ~hore~ and Enc Howell assisted Job even though some of Wood~.Michigan.until 200 P m Tue~ay. March 10. 2004. al Defensemen Evan them haven't played at the whIchtllne and placc the proposal~will be publiclyopened and You are hereby notlficd thai Monday. April 19, 2004 l~ Ihe Wouters, Max McDonald varsity level" read aloud for fuml~hlngthe follOWingItem and Jeff Remlllet. along la,t day for receivIng regl~trallo", for Ihc annual Vlllagc The Tnmty Catholic soft- Elccllon.o;cbedulcdfor Tuesday, May 18,2004 With forwards Zack Brooks ball team Iq 1.1 overall and and Ro~s Mlschmck, had "100 DOCK BOXFS' 10 the CatholIc League C.D several blocked shots Qualified rC~ldcnl~of the Villagc of Gro"c POinte~hore~. East DIVISIon Cople~of ~peclficatlOn~and bId ~heet~may be olltalned from Strong defen~lve play by Next for the Lancers IS an eountle~ of Wayne and Macomb. who arc nOl already thc Cuy Clerk The CIl) re~erve~the nght 10 reject any or all Karl Baumgarten, Buzz away doubleheader on regl'tcrcd. may do ,0 at the office of the VillageClerk. 79~ Palazzolo and Alex Alvare? Monday. Apnl 19, agamst propo~al~.to walvc any IITcgularltlc, In the tnddmg and to I ake ~hore Road (~econd noor) Gro~~e POInte Shorc, helped goalIe Enc Alvare? DetroIt Domlmcan ac~cpt any propo~al~11 deem~10 be m the be~tlatcrc~1of the MIchigan each Monday through Fnday from 8 am untll record the VICtory Enc ,0 CIty ~OOpm Alvarez and Blake Baseball Louise S. Warnke, MacEschern combmed for Victoria J. Boyce, (, P N 04/08/2004 City Clerk 12 shuUluts thIS season Head coach Larry G P N 04/0R/2004 VillagcClcrk Apn18,2004 4C Sports Grosse Pointe News Trinity's diamond team ready to defend district title I

season," Geromm saId "We Geronun IS countmg on and LIfe and Wyandotte enough talent to compete for achIeve success thIs spring. Spring preview dId lose borne good baseball semors CurtiS Pettway, Joe Mount Carmel) from the C- the Catholic League CoD Long-time head coach playerb, but the kIds we WIllIams and MIke McGarry D West DIVISIonthat count East DiVISIon tItle and a MIchelle Batten has 25 boys By Bob St. John have on the team thiS sea- to be the team leaders In the standmgs spot In the playoffs and 15 gIrls for the 2004 Sports Writer son are hard workmg, and Others who have to step "We play 20 league games "We're In a diVISiOn In season. Head coach Larry they have talent" Up and have sohd seasons thIs season, whIch IS qwte a WhIChwe can contend for a "We have a lot of newcom- Geromln and his TnOity The Lancers beat are Jumors Chns GeromIn, few," Geromm saId "TIns title," Becker said. "I like ers to the sport, so I will Cathohc boys baseball team Lutheran East (17-7), James Bates, Mohammed should be qwte mterestmg, the gIrls' enthusiasm, and I really have to teach the kIds are shooting for a second Warren Macomb ChnstIan Mutaquevir and Matt but we shouldn't have any hope that turns mto a win. the true spmt of track,. straIght dIstnct crown thIs (12-1) and Warren Zoe Peterson, and sophomores problems smce our pltchmg rongteam " Batten sBld. season ChnstIan (5-3) m a DIVISIOn Brock Taylor, Adnan IS pretty strong" Watch for Stephame Sosa, The boys are led by The Lancers lost four IV dlstnct tournament last WIlliams, Joe Croz, Isaac ]n nonleague competItIOn, Danielle Cooper, Erin seniors Quentin highly talented semors, but season Jackson, Tom OstrowskI and the Lancers face Detroit Stanley, Angel Cooper, Washmgton, D'Angelo GeromIn beheves hIS squad TheIr season ended wIth a Scott Barnes Southeastern, Manne CIty NatalIe Barnes and Anne Lumpkin and Ernest ISJUStas talented as the one 15-2 loss to top lO-ranked "We have pitchmg depth, CardInal Mooney, Lutheran Wasukams to put up solId Cornelius, and JUDlors that fintshed 20.11 m 2003 Royal Oak Shrme m a whIch we dIdn't have last East, Hamtramck and numbers for the Lancers Lawrence Secrest, NIck "We plan to have a good reglOnal semIfinal game season," Geromm SaId "Our JeWIsh Academy. TIu s group of gIrls IS look- Jones, Kyle Lamb and Lance guys are anxIous to start the mg to wm a third district Caldwell. season because they know Softball tItle thIs school year as they Regina sports teams we can be a good baseball won one in basketball and The gIrls are led by senior team" Bishop Gallagher gradu- volleyball Mallory Fmrley, and JUDlOrs The Lancers have team ate JulIe Becker takes over "The gIrls have been on Anlka Brown, Crystal wait to begin season speed, whIch makes them a the Tnmty Catholic gIrls wmmng teams tlus season, Wuson and Lauren dangerous offenSIve squad softball team from long-tune and we hope to contInue It In Franklin By Bob St. John the half on a goal by sopho. on the basepaths head coach DennIS Gore softball," Becker SaId. Sports Wnter more Stephame Martm "We have to play smart Becker played an matm. Angel Cooper, a sopho- "We will hold our own," The consIstent raInS have North tIed It early ill the baseball, and not gIve teams mental role m helpmg the more, IS the Lancen' top Batten said. "I told the kIds left many baseball and soft- second half, but MartIn tal- four or five outs an mnmg," Lancers WIn back-to-back pItcher thIs season, and she to not worry about wmmng ball diamonds unplayable lied midway through the Geromm saId district tItles in the late might have the opportunIty and losmg dual meets but to Last weekend, the Regma second stanza to WIDIt for The Lancers WIll compete 1990s to work with another Bishop have fun and learn ] want softball team was scheduled the Saddlehtes 10 the Cathohc League CoD "I'm eXCItedabout takIng Gallagher graduate, Brooke the kIds to be better at the to compete In the Macomb Semor Ashley Mellor and East DIVISion,and they will over the softball program Young. end of the season because Classic Tournament In sophomore G10na Soyad had play DetrOIt Urban that I played for in I11gh "We want Angel to work the big meets are the most RIchmond, but It was can. several chances to score, but Lutheran, Detroit Holy school," Becker SaId. "We on throwmg stnkes," Becker unportant" celled due to poor field con- their shots mIssed the mark Redeemer and Warren have some good gIrls on the smd. "We will worry about dItions "Our offense really carrIed Immaculate ConceptIon four squad, but now we need a her velOCItyas the state dis- Tnnity's boys team will be "The gIrls Just want to get the play, WhIChwas great to tImes apIece httle more depth" tricts approach." battling Notre Dame and outsIde and get a game In," see," Naldow saId "It ISmce In addltlon, they will play Becker mhents a team Detroit St MartIn dePorres head coach DIane Laffey to be able to play so well doubleheaders agamst the that fimshed 8-10 last sea- Track for the tItle, while the gIrls saId "It was too bad the agaInst a very good team four squads (Redford St son, losmg 14-7 to Warren WIll have to outperform tournament was cancelled, such as Grosse Pomte Kathenne DrexellBlshop Zoe ChnstIan m a dIstnct The Tnmty Cathohc boys DePorres and PontIac Notre so we offiCIallyopen the sea- North The gIrls need to Borgess), DetrOIt game and girls track and field Dame Prep for the dIvisIon son WIth a league game bUIld on thiS wm " Benedlctme, Taylor Light The Lancers should have teams are m good poSltIon to crown agamst Manan " The momentum qUIckly faded as the Saddlehtes lost Soccer theIr Cathohc League Harper Woods softball team has the talent Central DlVlSlon opener 3-2 The RegIna soccer team to vlsltmg PontIac Notre opened Its season last week, Dame Prep to win Metro Conference championship beatmg host Grosse POInte Prep was commg off a 3-2 wm over Farmington HIlls North 2.1 season gram, but we're happy WIth School should be on the out- "We dommated most of Mercy Spring preview Head coach Carol the talent we have," side looking in the game," head coach Matt NBldow's soccer team IS 0- Artbmtre has only 10 play- ArtIumre SaId The Pioneers wIll also 1 m the Central DIVISIon Naldow said "North IS a By Bob St. John ers on both the vannty and The PIOneers finIshed play In the LakeVIew and tough team, but they spent and 1-1 overall Sports Writer JUnIor vaTSlty squads above 500 a year ago, and Dommlcan tournaments most of the game tryIng to Next for the Saddlehtes IS Harper Woods' gIrls soft- "We're dIsappomted WIth that feat should be accom- this spring and will play defend us" a home game on Tuesday, ball team IS short on num- the numbers m our pro- phahed once agam m 2004, nonleague games agmnst The Saddlehtes led 1-0 at Apnl 20, agamst Mercy bers, but large In talent thIs thanks to returmng players Warren FItzgerald, Meaghan Huot, Angela MarysvIlle, Madison Wiersz8wekl, Natalie cH'elghts" Lamphere' 1dimg (3131343 5586 Comple~ the information slip below and return confidence about our pItch- pItchers and Melendez as an It Withyour phow Your picture must be received In our office no later than Wednesday mg and defense " outfielder who WIll put up May 19th, earher would as,lst our productIOnschedule Gros..e Pomte News & The St Mahon and Wagner are sohd offenSIve numbers Clair Shores ConnectIon reqUire a $10 00 fee to caler productIOn COlts Please mclude the PIoneers' top pitchers, a check money order or credll card number \11thlour photo If IOU would hke your phow and both throw stnkes Soccer returned to IOU please Include a self 3ddrl "ed ,tamped em elope Bloomfield HIlls Cranbrook Kmgswood NIcole Safina IS back for I should also put up a battle her second season as the • In the Metro Conference, Harper Woods gIrls soccer whIle Hamtramck, Llvorua head coach

• ClarencevIlle, Lutheran She guIded the PIoneers a Westland, Lutheran East to several WIns, whIch 18 I. snd UniverSIty LIggett great conSiderIng they don't have a JUnIor VarsIty pro- gram {""""'...;> ••• Irish Senior Kahra Fox 18 one of ...... ~I~ the top returnmg players for .-.~), AI From page 2C the PIoneers, and one of the top forwards In the Metro Pets Name SYLVESTER ._ • Catholic League Double-A Conference Age 5 yrs old • DIVISiontitle a year ago, and TypeofPel BlackCat they're the favonte to Track FavonteN;tMty Bemgchased around repeat , ~. the house II "DePorres IS a talented The Harper Woods track I ~ Included will be a Memonal PagE' in Owners Kim & &on Mackey team that WIllgo to the WIre and field team IS relatIvely • J J remembrance of thE' los9 of your pet, $10.00a pet. • • .... • WIth us, but overall I feel low In numbers, but head • . ~"r------' very good about where we coaches Charles StIver and I Grosse Poln!eNew! & The Connecmn h ded h t N t f,~:>" Sennphoto~nd S I0 00to are ea ere a 0 re Dan Wagberg make It fun 'Ill I 9bKmhev",Avenue II Dame,"WegrzynoWlcz said for the partIClpants ;:\, II PleasePrint ~:'~::~:~F=;:=:rng.The Itsnsh's pothetr leNagute They understand how dIf- .& ~ PetsN.1me •• opponen are on lac 0 re ficult It IS to compete m the lP' "... Dame Prep, RIVerview Metro Conference agaInst ,~, 'cIA TypeofPet Age _ Gabnel RIchard, Ann Arbor perenmal powers Lutheran ------Gabnel Rlchard, Tnmty Westland, Cranbrook '4 FavOlrteActIVIty ______II Catholic and Madl80n Kmgswood and Lutheran ~ -t') il'ar • HeIghts BI8hop Foley North, whIch have squads ., ~A lJfesrun If01 Melnon,,1rufles Ifdece~sedl •• "We want to be nght there more than tWIce the .,4,(,.~.. r' r""-;' ------~- - WIth the three blg boys In PIOneers' SIZe Owners __ _ Phone #______the Catholic League meet (U-D JeSlllt, DetrOIt The Harper Wood8 track ~ :~ ViSi1. Me. # _ -- t.p Dale_____ I I Catholic Central and 8quad ron8 agaInst host ~_" • • Blrmmgham Brother RIce)," Lutheran Westland In Its • S19nature _ _ ------• WegrzynoWlcz Bald "I thmk season-opemng meet on ... . , I Thank______yOU. and please return no -__later than--- Ma wea veryhavecompetlt1vetrackthe personnel toandbe Tuesday, Apnl 27 Thursday, AprilS, 2004 Classlfleds Grosse Pointe News (313)882-6900 ext. 3 7C

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IstraMn lor approxI- daysJ week every age Creabve, afforda- Grosse POlOte C~ TEEN cDmputer whiZ Istratlon lor the mately 250 employ other Saturday Fill SDn ble, fnendly 313-881- Gene's Landscape Call Mike 586-530- a\lallable to assist you ees Must have preVI- apphcatlDn In persDn 5442 church. school and re- Service Company 6271 Dn your computer 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES Ilg,ous ed ucat,on de Our 54th Year ous expenence com 337 Fisher Rd $25/ hour Steve CASHIER! stock POinte veloplng and main puter prohclency, ex- Grosse PD,nte City Crew Leaders LAWN maintenance cut- (3131884 1914 BOOKKEEPING, your Hardware & Lumber IS laln,ng annual budg cellent commumcallon Needed ter gardener shrub 201 HflP WANT£D office or mIRe From looking for a person ets and finanCial & organrzatlonal skills Lawn trimmer Call TDm UIYSITJER (jROSSE POJl'tTE Involcmg to payroll & ~h good math skllls slatements as well as Full lime, benefits Gardeners (586)774-8250 COI1POTER 1 rr 2. month end reports & able tD work at a fund raisers lhrough- Tnmmers parking, meals fax re- BABYSITIER needed, 107,O H.,k fast pace No Su n- out the yea r an d ad sume to Personnel pan- time SDme eve- 11l-aaHOM" Reasonable 313-884- LabDrs days or Holidays mlnlstralton of payroll Director 313-963- nrngs Excellent 23'00 1i1'l1t.. EIl, I'1/1) 8330 Expenence Equals S... 771-<:OM" (313)824-5550 Must be able to work Top Pay 3155 Grosse Pomte refer In a team atmosphere ences reqUired FREE Dfl'l(jtlOSTIC 120 TUTORING EDUCATION Must Have Valid PRESSER wanled- ex- COUNTER help wanted- as well as work Inde- LANDSCAPE wo~ers (313)885-2731 Mlch Dnver license penenced Dnly Dry expenenced only Dry pendently Req we needed Expenence UOFM grad Masters (313)885-9090 cleaner In Grosse EXPERIENCED nanny 112 HEALTH l NUTRfTlO~ Ex penenced teacher cleaner GrDsse ments IncLude a de no\ necessary WIll Fax (313)B85 8821 POinte Reasonable needed pan time English hIStOry math, Po,nte Reasona ble gree In accounting or traIn •(313)885-4045 4101 Barlham hou rs! good pay Monday Tuesday, German Any age hours! good pay eqUIValent With expen NEW PATIENTS DetrOit MI48224 Fnendly atmosphere VVednesday 8 5 313-3840425 Fnendly almosphere ence In persDnnel su------NAIL tech full serYIce fDr profeSSional nurses -- (313)822-5800 Must be caring ener- (313)822-5800 perYIslon cDmmumca GROSSE POinte woman salon '" St Cia Ir at your hospllal bedSide getiC and responSible I,on and InformaMn seeks live In hDuse Shores has 3 open- PRODUCE counter and at home 113 HOMI D!COUTING Transportalion non COUNTRY Club of De- systems Please dl keeper salary plus Ings for na,l tech help Apply In person, Receive a skilled smoke r IDCaI referen .. HOME decor seWing tro~ hmng seasonal rect resumes to Rev furnished room vehl CommISSion or booth 18328 Mack Ave . plOfesslonal nurse to ces light housekeep- gardening staff 313- cle reqUIred SubmIt rental call Ene deliver your care at Window treatments Patnck Halfpenny St G ,osse POInte Ing Starts May 3 call pillows duvets slip 882-3001 Paul CatholIC Church resume Includmg wDrk (586)354-8147 bedSide In 1he hospllal WAITSTAFF needed (313)881 6226 and then assist you In covers cushIons 0 157 Lakesho re Road expenences refe'en NEEDED. qualifIed mo- lhe recovery process al Tumer 313-886-7095 CUSTOMER service ces & salary exppcla day or nIght Appty GROSSE POinte faml~ ~lJ.DY~ llvated personal fit- hDme Our expenence help fo r pnnt shop tlons to POBox Within Village Gnlfe seeks energetic nan- Fax your ads 24 hours _S~~Qrg has laught us how to downfown Fax re 06085 C/O GrDsse ness trainers who are 16930 Kercheval ny fDr toddler Part 313-343-5569 -- -- make thiS time easier for sume to 313.885- POinte News 96 Ker wllhng to develop cll WOMEN'S -,ciCkE!;-room lime IDng term em Cile1Qlll9I _ __$!t[YI~ ent base Conlact Re you and your family All 'r;.,r,;..,:;- P-(}p..- 7589 cheval Grosse aMendant part bme ployment References RISlI (Harper Woods becca Powerlhouse Registered Nurse and Dfflce) needed PDlnte MI 48236 or and! or full tIme Pro reqUired (313)929- Gym (586)771 5898 nurse assistant care IS 112 HEALTH t NUTRITION 112 HEALTH t NUTRITION 5 30pm 9 30pm MDn fax to /31'1)881 9964 V1de member assls 0668 PhySICian ordered and day Thursdayl 9am lance and clean! 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