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W . purchases Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). Page 17A • Students at Pierce Middle School use Legos to learn about robotics and house for more computer programming, which may lead to competition opportunities for area students Page 10A • Grosse POinte North defeats city office spac~ Grosse POinte South 6-2 In the cham- pionship game of the University Liggett By Darren Donaldson School Lacrosse Tournament Page Staff Wnter 1C CIty manager JIm "We are • Grosse POinte South's girls track Leldlem spotted a house up constantly team fInishes first In the prestigious for sale slttmg directly Sterling Heights InVitational meet Page behmd cIty hall two weeks struggling 1C ago and In a matter of days a • Regina and Notre Dame win the speCIal meetmg of the to find a place for team championships at the fifth annual Harper Woods CIty Council Connection Invitational track meet was called to dISCUSS pur- groups to meet." Page 2C chasmg the parcel Jim Leidlein, InsuffiCient office space City Manager has been an ongomg concern for the CIty Leldlem felt the WEEK AHEAD opportunity the suddenly WIthout conference room Woods flower sale available adjacent property space available" Saturday, May 12 The 37th annual Bower sale sponsored by the Grosse Pointe prOVIded should be looked He added that a long- range goal for the area Grosse POinte Park hosts the 2001 Woods Beautlflcation Commission will be held Friday, May 10, mto Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m .• and Saturday, May 11, from 8 a.m. to 3 At a speCIal counCil meet- would probably mclude ren- Day Those wishing to dispose of dan- p.m., on the front lawn of city hall, 20025 Mack. Profits from the mg called a few days later, ovatmg the space to make It avaIlable for employee park- gerous waste should go to Lakep0lnte sale will be used to beautify public areas in the city. Showing the matter was dIscussed mg to ease the congestIOn and East Jefferson between 9 a m and some of the Bower baskets and bedding tlowers to be featured at and recommended At that the current lot often sees 3pm the sale are commission members, kneeling, An,elo DiClemente. meeting the cIty adrmnlstra- tor was authonzed to make Recently, the city had Standing from left. Bower sale chairperson Marge Kingsley. Jef- looked mto bUlldmg a facili- Monday, May 14 frey Neilson. Catherine White and pennts HydiJk. a bid on the house The bId of $134,900 was ty near the DPW to house The Grosse POinte Park City council accepted by the home owner the Dlal-A-Rlde offices and a meets at 7 p m In the Park City hall, Leldlem saId that the cIty bay to wash eqUipment 15115 E Jefferson The meeting IS would most hkely mcur BIds carne back m the neIgh- open to the public Shack relieves tank duty costs upwards of $20,000 to borhood of $750,000 Several make the house SUitable for members of the counCIl com- The Grosse POinte Farms City coun- By Darren Donaldson machine off theIr hands, the CIty'Sneeds mented on the slgmficant Cil meets In the Farms City hall, 90 Staff Writer The tank was to be sent to Fort Plans for the property cur- saVIngs Kerby, at 7 30 P m The public IS invited With the tank gone, the Harper Knox to be recondItIOned and then rently mclude usmg the The cIty WIll not take pos- to attend Woods HIgh School semors needed sent on to West Pomt for aesthetIC horne to hold the office oper- sessIOn of the property until a new canvas to pamt after the duties The tank and the army are ations of Dlal-A-Rlde, which July 1, a conditIOn of the Tuesday, May 15 annual semor banquet The guard not returmng calls at thiS time currently finds Itself m a current owners Leldlem The Village of Grosse POinte Shores shack near the front of Johnston Smce the tank pamtmg had converted bathroom m the expects the property WIll be holds Its annual board of trustee elec- Park was deSIgnated by school om.- evolved mto a supeTVlsed event and basement of cIty hall In ready for occupymg m early lion The polls are open from 7 a m to clals as the new sacnficlallamb a nte of passage for Harper Woods addItion, Leldleln saId that September 8pm The annual tradItIon of pamtmg students, a replacement was one of the rooms IS Ideally Leldlem saId that there the tank at the end of the school deemed necessary SenIOr class SUIted to be used as a con- are no addItional plans for The Harper Woods Public Library year began around 1960 From sponsors approached the city to see ference room purchasmg other adjacent presents "Great Escapes Eight Hours flower power to Y2K, the tank had If the shack could be used as the "We are constantly strug- propertIes If they went up (or Less) Away'" a slide presentallon by seen the brushes and emotIOns of annual outlet They agreed, but ghng to find a place for for sale Kathy Thornton at the Harper Woods nearly 40 years of graduatmg class- only for thIS year groups to meet," Leldlem "We would have to reeval- public library, at 7 p m Refreshments es splashed across Its two-ton car- What next year WIll brml;- ~ saId "With the court usmg uate the sItuation If that are served To register for thiS free pre- cass uncertain, but it IS unlikely the the counCIl chambers five happens," he said "There sentation, call (313) 343.2575 The Last summer, the tank was sent flames of tradItion WIll fizzle out days a week and mme bemg was no real plan to purchase Harper Woods library IS located at out to pasture Worned about Iiabll- What WlIl be pamted next year IS used constantly, we often thiS property untl1lt became 19601 Harper, at the 1-94Allard eXit Ity problems that could anse from up for debate, a bIg rock, a new find ourselves m a SItuatIOn available" chIldren climbmg on the metal statue, the cIty manager's van and Thursday, May 17 monster, the cIty went lookmg for a pnnclpal Hesse have been men- The Grosse POinte Community E:lood buyer The Umted States Army tloned but are unconfirmed at thiS stepped up and took the big time CounCil holds a blood drive In St James Lutheran Church, 170 McMillan In Grosse POinte Farms, from 1 30 - 730pm BabYSitting and transportation prOVid- A 40- Home: CIty of Grosse ed on request Walk-Ins are welcome year tradi- To reserve a time call (313) 881-6094 tion con. Pomte , tinued Age: 42 , with the Family: Wife, Veromca, graffiti daughters, Amanda, covered 12, and Hope, 10 guard Occupation: Chief oper- . 6A shack at Johnston atmg officer for ~ 10A Park. MIchigan Opera Under Theatre and the DetrOit 14A school Opera House supervi. Quote: "Audiences at BUSiness 18A sian. the operas are mcreasmg 5B shack was Seniors painted by and they're gettmg Entertainment 9B Harper younger Woods See story, page 4A ClaSSified ads 6C senion. Brett Battenon

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(313)882 7000 20250 Nine Mile, St. Clair Shores lacobsons com 4A May 10,2001 News Grosse POinte News I Opera is more than a fat lady wearing a hat with horns BV Margie Reins Smith mfused With the arts, espe- ASSistant Editor Cially opera and theatrIcal and desIgned scenery for the and more Operd IS the fastest grow- performances entertamment Industry, for "MOT has a $12 mllhon mUbeums, trade shows and mg of all the arts In He grew Up In Davenport, operatmg budget, ~ he saId retail businesses We pro- AmerIca, accordmg to Brett Iowa HIS father was a com. "The opera house generates Vided technIcal support for Batterson, chief operatmg merclal artist, hiS mother, a $2 mIlhon a year, opera and many of the country musIc officer for Michigan Opera puppeteer Together, hIS par- dance tIcket sales generate acts In the area The chal. Theatre and the DetroIt ents put on puppet shows for $5 mIllIon and development Opela Hoube commumty groupb lenge for me, really, was counts for just under $5 mt!. "Audlt'nce~ at operas are schaab, hbrarIes, Boy Scout starting the business 1 hked hon mcrpa"mg," he ~ald, "and troopb As a youngster, working wIth the numbers, "In the Umted Stateb, the the sales and the people, but they're gettmg younger" Batterson was backstage, arts are not subbIdIzed hke Battel ~on credits thiS obbervll1g and absorbmg the I was not thnlled with the they are In Europe," he saId trend to the popularIty of details of theatrIcal perfor- nuts and bolts day-to-day "We have to depend on Indi- the three tenors LUCIano mances designing and bUlldmg VIduals, corporatIOns and Pdl drUttl, JOi>e Carreras "Unfortunately, my father "I wa." gtlttlllg hUled whim foundatlontl for our fundIng and PlacIdo Dommgo, and died when 1 was 7 That was I decIded the next challenge FundraIsIng generates 45 the popularIty of tenor the end of puppet shows,~ for me to meet was the percent of our operatmg bUlldmg of a performmg arts Andrea BocellI The use of Batterson saId "My mother Income annually center" Enghsh surhtles also has got a job as a theatrIcal pro- "MIchIgan Opera Theatre In 1993, MIchIgan Opera attracted a more diverse moter She brought travel- IS non-profit," he saId Theatre was lookmg for a audience, he said mg Broadway shows to "That's how we dIffer from "WIth surtltle>., everybody Davenport technIcal dIrector and a the Fox and the Fisher and stage house project manager can follow the story Opera IS "I've been surrounded by the MaSOniC and the Palace for the DetrOIt Opera House for everyone," he empha- the theater and the arts all Our miSSIon IS to educate Batterson sent hiS SIzed "It's not just a fat lady my hfe When I was 15, I got people about opera, dance, rebume wearmg a hat WIth horns" my first job, which of course and mUSIcal theater, to "1 was hIred," he said. Battm son was born and was In the theater I was Improve the cultural quahty Although he was excIted ral'>ed m an atmosphere hIred as property master for of hfe m southeast and enthUSIastIc about the MIchIgan DetrOit Opera House reno- "Just because we're non- vatIon project, Batterson profit, however, doesn't and hIS WIfe, Veromca, dld. mean we are not run hke a n't plan to permanently relo- for-profit organizatIOn cate to the DetroIt area We're fiscally responsIble "We rented a house m Our profit just goes back to Grosse POInte We dIdn't sell the company" our home in Tennessee In addition to the operat- because we planned to stay mg expenses, a capItal cam- m DetroIt for two years, paIgn, the New Centur)' then we would go back" Fund, IS geared toward com. When the DetrOIt Opera pletmg the DOH renova- House opened In 1996, hIS tions, paymg off the mort- Job as project manager gage and estabhshlng an ended. Batterson dIscovered endowment The capItal Photo by Marg1e Rem. SmIth that hIS WIfe and theIr Brett Batterson moved to Grosse Pointe in 1993 to daughters, Amanda and campaIgn has a goal of $30 become the project manager for the renovation of Hope, dlCin't want to leave mllhon Some $19 mllhon the Detroit Opera House. When the project was com- DetroIt has been raIsed so far, pleted in 1996, his CamBy didn't want to leave Batterson was named the Batterson said Detroit. He is now chief operating officer for Michl- DetroIt Opera House's first "Endowments are essen- gan Opera Theatre and the Detroit Opera House. manager tial for long-term VIabIlIty for all the arts, not just the Davenport JUnIor "1 knew I really hked In 1999, he took the pOSI- opera," he said. Theatre 1 earned $1 25 an show bUSiness, but I decIded bon of chIef operatIng offi. ManagIng people IS the hour" I was better sUIted to a cer. DaVId DIChIera IS gen. favonte part of Batterson's That job was the begm- career In stage design It eral dIrector of MIchIgan Job . mng of Batterson's profes. was more practIcal and Opera Theatre and the slOnal career In the 27 years more rewardIng than act. DetroIt Opera House and IS "I hke dealIng with the day-to-day challenges and sInce, he saId he's never mg," he saId. responsible for the artistic been forced to walt tables or HIS first post-college job deCISIons related to MOT, solVIng problems,. he SaId Tiffany Gold go on unemployment And was WIth Theatre Midland Batterson saId "On a tYPical day, I mIght meet WIth the marketing Ar IU IlT" In tl~hrll.n k Ir It J.,lll\i tri.\m [liP With one exceptIOn, every Job In Texas He later moved to "David DIChIera IS the department to dISCUSS a kllllt blgt Till" 127, \k,h '~4l1(\ he's taken had somethIng to Tennessee vislOnary My job IS SImply sales slump for an upcomIng l'li (olklt,on I I:', T,lt un "'t1I' 1,Sl' do With the arts "I was With the to help make hiS dreams a performance; then travel to 'I.. 111 ....!,.hll\ll'l~lrl!t...r .. ( fl:\ TI.\t'ot "''\~'kll'l Batterson worked for the Chattanooga Theatre reality " JUnIor Theatre all through Center for five years," he As COO, Batterson IS Lansmg to lobby on behalf of high ,chool He also acted In bald "I deSIgned sets and responsIble for all the busI- MichIgan Opera Theatre and for the arts In general. most school plays' hghtIng and worked WIth ness actiVIties of the opera then go to a meeting With After graduatIon, he went volunteers house our development director, to Augsburg College In "I began to realIze that "These actiVIties mclude then have dInner With one of TIFFANY & CO. MmneapolIs, where he even. the arts ARE a busmess and not only the busmess of our donors, and finally, take tually graduated WIth a 1 was mtngued by the chal- opera,~ he saId, "but the \,. h. t r ( lj j i I. 11)\ 4'" r • )11"" a group of people to an ..,\T II. (> '" 'I t- bachelor's degree m theater lenge of runmng It as a bUSI- busmesses of dance, the "''01'" I ft ..n~ \,11m evenIng performance at the arts He also earned a mas- ness ~ Nutcracker ballet, conces- DetrOIt Opera House" ter of fine arts degree m the- In 1988, he founded SIOns, retaIl sales, fundrals- The opportunity to meet atncal deSign from Tulane Batterson StudiOS Inc m mg, parkmg, event plan- celebntles IS part of Umverslty Tennessee "We bullt sets ning, concerts, educatIOn Batterson's work, but he's .------, more Impressed by what he calls "wonderful everyday City of Michigan Qr)rnss.eJnint.e ~oob-s, people" who are Involved WIth all aspects of the arts NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihal the City Council will be He's met the nch and the Fix Your Eyes con..ldertng the follOWingproposed ordlnan<.e.. for second read famous and the talented - 109 and final adopllon at liS meeting sc.:heduled for Monday, Bill Cosby, for mstance, Ma) 21, 200 I, at 7 30 P m In Ihe Council Room of the Prmcess Carohne; Sarah MUniCIpalBUlldmg The proposed oTc!Jnancesare available for Ferguson. the Duchess of publiC inspection at the MUnJ<.lpal Building, 20025 Mack York, Pavarottl, Bocelh On Our Low "In DetrOIt, meetmg our PlaIa, between 8 30 a m and 5 00 pm, Monday through donors and arts lovers IS the Fnday most rewardIng part of my job," he saId "Not meetmg Fixed Rate • An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 98, Zoning, the celebntles ~ Article III, R-l One Family Residential District, In hIS spare tIme, Section 98-73, of the 1997 City Code of the City Batterson IS a volunteer of Grosse Pointe Woods entitled "Lot and softball and basketball Building Regulations Generally" by adding a coach for the NeIghborhood Lock it in for the first 5 years sub-paragraph (I) Club He hkes workIng WIth wood, which he SaId fulfills • An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 98, Zoning, the crf'atl\'c SIde of hIS per- and you'll see why it's so popular Article I, "in general", Section 98-1, definitions sonahty He has made fuml. by deleting "Building Height Requirements" ture, lamps and toys for hIS It's pretty clear why people finance major illustration page of the 1997 City Code of the chIldren S/1 S Home Equity City of Grosse Pointe Woods HI" predictIons for DetrOIt purchases at Republtc Bank We're fixed on and for the future of opera In Term Loan makIng It easy and affordable Lock tn DetrOIt are bright and Opti- • An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 98, Zoning, mIstIc Article I, "in general", Section 98-1, definitions roday's low rate for the first 5 years Every "One of my favonte thmgs by adding "Impervious Surface" of the 1997 City five years. rates adjust to the then IS to see what happens to Code of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods people who come to the prevadlllg rates It's the Ideal way to opera for the first time Most finance a new kitchen, tn-ground pool Relanonshlp Rate WJth aUlomaetc • An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 98, Zoning, of them are amazed and p.y me or. from • Repu bil e Ba nk Article I, "in general", Section 98-1, Height of pleased," he saId "I love to or even a vacatIon home! elleeklng .ccouor Building definition, of the 1997 City Code of the see that happen" City of Grosse Pointe Woods Seeyour Republic Pn'JoNJ Banker for JmUJs! • An Ordinance to Amend Chapler 98, Zoning, Article HI, "R.I One Family Re~idential REPUBLIC District", Section 98.73(F), Lot & 13uilding ~8ANK Regulations generally, "Schedule of ReguI8Iions". of the 1997 City Code of the City Catch ~.::::::::::::: of Grosse Pointe Woods

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vents never happened. He Wlll say ~nlY that Klann's account ?of what Bob Kerrey: happened "IS not my memory. "Not my memory?" What a strange Hero, fraud nest response! LIke most Americans, I was willIng to glve Kerrey the benefit of the dOUbt or worse? on thIS Issue because of the hornble nature of the VIetnam War. But a By Doug Patton statement lIke "that IS not my memo- \ 'inionf youf came of age m the 1960s or ry" IS not good enough. In fact, It IS early 1970s, chances are you lost squadron was m charge of guardmg presIdency ... remlDlscent of the kmd of tortured Isomeone m the VIetnam War. For the B-52s that took off day and mght However, despIte our pohtical dlf. legalese BIll Chnton spoon-fed the me, It was Mike. to run theIr bombmg mISSIOns over ,ferences, I have always respected the natIOn for eIght long years Mike and I were best frIends North Vietnam. bravery and sacnfice that earned ClVll War Gen. WIlham Tecumseh through high school and roommates Like many young Amencans, m the Kerrey the Medal of Honor In Sherman, the man who comed the m college WIth the war ragIng every milItary and out, I came to hate the VIetnam 10 March of 1969 phrase "war IS hell," also said, "War IS mght on the news, I never understood war, mostly for the futIle way m at best barbansm." Maybe so, but what possessed hIm to drop out of But now the world has learned that whIch It was bemg waged. Every there are mmimum standards of school m early 1968 and Jom the three weeks ear her, Kerrey led a IaId operatIOn was second-guessed from baSIC human decency by which 20th Mannes Perhaps It was because that that would later earn him a questIOn- Wa!':hmgton, and thE' moralIty of YIr- ablc Bronzc Star It IS that opcratJOn century Amencan tr00pS were expect- was the most outrageous thmg he tually every order was subject to that has reopened the natIOnal wound ed to abIde could thmk of to do at the heIght of quebtIon All war IS chaos on the bat- Those standards are spelled out 10 the Tet OffenSIve of VIetnam and rekmdled the debate tlefield; VIetnam was chaos at every over the actIOns of those who fought the Umform Code of Mlhtary JustIce MIke's letters from VIetnam told level, from the WhIte House on down there. If Klann's verSIon of events is the cor. the now-famlhar stones of chIldren rect one, then on at least one occa- used as human grenades, of women I wnte all thIS to gIve backdrop to Gerhard Klann, one of Kerrey's for- and old men who could be as ruthless my understa'ldmg of the public mer Navy SEAL team members, has SIOn,Kerrey faIled to meet even those mmimum standards and deadly as any North VIetnamese predIcament m whIch former V.S told "60 Mmutes II" that on that soldIer, and of booby traps made from Sen. Bob Kerry, D.Neb , finds himself mght 10 February 1969, WIth Kerrey Is Kerrey a hero, a fraud or some- razor-sharp bamboo that would Pohtlcally, there IS almost noth1Og m command, the squad rounded up thmg far worse? Those who remem. sIlently Impale a man and leave him on whIch Bob Kerrey and I have ever women and chIldren and kIlled them ber the insamty of America vs Vietnam WIll understand what I to bleed to death In the Jungle. agreed. In fact, we've sparred pubhcly at pomt blank range, an atrOCIty over the years about our dIffering much hke that for whIch Lt. WIlham mean when I say that perhaps he 18 In hIS last letter to me, wntten the pOSItIOnson hot-button Issues such as Calley was conVlcted of murder m all of these day he dIed, he asked the questIOn I partial-bIrth abortIOn (he's for It), the 1968 have never been able to answer. Defense of Mamage Act (he opposed Kerrey admIts that women and Doug Patton IS a freelance colum. "What the hell are we domg here?" It) and hIS vote for the largest tax chIldren were kIlled that mght and nlst who has served as a speechwnter I was fortunate. I served from 1969 increase in the hIstory of the says he IS haunted by It He also and poltcy adVIser to federal, state to 1973, but the closest I got to the Repubhc, WhlCh he cast 10 order to admIts that he accepted the Bronze and local candzdates and elected offi- war zone was Anderson A1r Force avoid, in his words, "being responsI- Star under false pretenses What he ctals HIS work 1Spublished weekly at Base, Guam, where my secunty polIce ble for bnngIng down the Clinton will not say is that Klann's version of www GOPUSA com.

Robert G. Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSIFlED - (313) 882-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PRODUCTION (313) 882~294 Barbara Yubeck Vethacke, (313) 882-3500 (313) 882-M90 Pubhsher John MinniS MII'sle ReinS Smith. Manager Peter J Birkner, AdvertISing Monager Ken Schop, Edttor and General ProduC!Jon Manager Robert B. Edgar AsslStanl Editor /Fealure EdItor Fran Velardo, K,m M Mackey, AS>lSlanllo lhe Manager AssiStant Manager AdvertiSing Manager Greg BartOSieWICZ Founder and Pubhsher Chuck Klonke, Sports Edllor {313} 343-5590 Ida Bauer LIndsay J Kachel, Da v,d Hugh es 0940-1979) Bonn,e Capra"" Slall Wnter Melan'e MIhoney Advertlslng Representauve Pat Tapper Darren Donaldson, Staff Wnler Marso"'1 Sob,esk, KathliPen M Stevenson/ Shelley Altman Brad Lindberg. Stall Wnler Adverttsmg Representah\e Penny Dermk ~~~~~~~I:"t'y James M StIck ford, Siaff Wnter CIRCULATION _ (313) 343-5578 Mal)' Ellen VanDusen, TECH'''' \l on~UTIONS Grosse Pointe News Ad vertlslng Representa Uve Valene Encheff M.ml>erSuburban ~:=~:~:~e~":rms. Ml48236 Dllne Morelhl &htonal ASSistant Amy Angelaslto, Coordmator Juhe R Sutto", Manager/Ad m'nlstralor NeW5papen of Amenc. Vol. 62, No. 19, May 10,2001, Page 6A Belly Bro.eau Proofreader Brooke Hughe. As5l5tanl a:nd"latIONI Adverusmg R,presentahve 1313! 343-55'5 Newspaper AS5oo.abon , . Post editor's dying words By Wilbur Elston acqumng power eg Greenfield must have "I can understand what has gIven been a temfic edItor of the rise to each of these unflattering MWashmgton Post's edItorial analogies But I don't thmk any of page. A book she wrote as she them qUlte gets it nght. The analogy I was dymg makes that fact abundantly favor IS to high school. clear "High school is a preemmently ner- Unfortunately, I never really knew vous place These are the years m her, although I dId meet her when she whIch young people first encounter a and I were new members of the board make-or-break, peer-enforced social of the Amencan SOCIety of Newspaper code that calculates worth as popular- Editors who were mducted mto the Ity and populanty as a capacity to orgamzatIOn at the same tIme. please and be assOCIated WIth the Her book IS simply tItled, nght people (no matter how undeserv- 'Washmgton " She told only a few peo- 109 they may be), as well as to Impress ple she was wntmg the book as she and be admlred by the vast, undlffer- was dymg from a cancerous condItIon. entiated rest That condItIOn forced her to gIve up "Even In today's most anarchic high her job, but that made It pOSSIble for school, WIth cops and metal detectors, her to wnte what she had learned the baSIC social code and the lmpera- abc4t Washmgton as an edltonal page tlVes to conform seem to be the same. edItor Some verSIOns of these ImperatIves A natIve of Seattle, Wash., she exist m other group settlOgs as well, Address comments to cartoonist Phil Hands at [email protected] attended Smlth College and took her from kmdergarten to the nursmg first Job as a reporter for The Reporter home, but nowhere are they so magazme Now defunct, It was a seri- lOtensely and contmuously and unfor- ous magazme that recounted the prob- giVlngly present as 10 hIgh school and lems of reporters, especIally in Wash1Ogton, D.C .. Letters Washmgton and other serious news All of that, and the more she adds to areas It, is the way hIgh school stIll seems to Thanks The 25 percent turnout the Grosse Pointe News as a When the Post needed another edI- have been for me, too And probably was ternfic and the 4-to-1 In candldate for trustee In the tonal wnter, Its management hlred for many others, mcluding those who City voters favor of the bond was awe- upcommg Grosse Pomte some I am 80 happy and her, and over time she worked her way never go to Washmgton. To the Editor: Shores electIOn ("FIve candI. proud to be a reSIdent In thiS dates seek three spots on to the top Job on the page staff. Thanks to all the City of Kathenne Graham, Post pubhsher marvelous cIty where my Shores board," May 3) I She doesn't explam how that was Grosse POInte voters who for most of Greenfield's years at the neIghbors and fnends have would hke to clanfy a state- done, but her sharp observatIOns braved the beautIful warm Post, was not only Greenfield's friend the forethought to see how a ment attnbuted to me in the make It clear she had a mmd that was and sunny day to vote In but her ardent supporter, a person gem can become even more Interview really 10 tune Wlth pubhc ISSUes and favor of the bond to Improve who wrote this final tnbute to hE'r 10 bnlhant When I was asked about was able to offer solutIOns as well 10 the Neff Park pools and bath the foreword to the book house Many thdnk" and much my vote concermng the edltonals "Many of the words those of us who antICIpation to a gorgeous actlVltles buddmg, r stated Much gratitude for those Her book really IS devoted more to pool faClhty In 2002 that I voted for an actIVIties knew Meg used to descnbe her sound who addressed postcards, the way WashlOgton operates or has contradICtory - tough and tender, rol- Diane Zedan bUlldlng, but r was not In operated until recently Washmgton made phone calls, and favor of a large bUlldmg due hckmg and senous, humble and regal, remmded their fellow resI- City of Grosse Pointe remmds her of hIgh school 10 one formidable and fnendly - but they all to the small sIze of our park dents as they saw them Thanks again for makmg respect throughout the day to drop came together m Meg to make sense Candidate's It pOSSIblefor candldates m Washmgton, Its lOhabltants and the "They combmed to create thIS by MaIre to vote CIty, she wntes, "have been lIkened to local elections to introduce umque character who was lOdeed fun- Thanks for those who clarification themselves to the commUnI- a bonng, ehtIst men's club, a reckless- 10Vlng,yet serious of purpose. So many voted absentee so they too To the Editor: ty ly run busmess, and a den of every of us -from the people who started to could vote to support thIS Thank you for the oppor- Karl Kratz known pubhc and pnvate Vlce, mclud- read Newsweek at the back to get to wonderful Improvement tumty to be mtemewed by Grosse Pointe Shores 109 lechery, larceny, pnde, sloth, dls- her column, to those of us who loved sembhng, and, above all, the lust for her as a fnend - have benefited from the pleasure of her company." Grosse Pointe News deadlines That's an eloquent tnbute and part of Retail Advertising - (313) 882-3500 Pot shots a much longer one 10 the book made Your Home - Noon hlda) by a fnend and Greenfield's boss to f-eature~. ~port~ ~ectlons - 10 ,0 a m Monda) t'sdangerous dnvmg thIS tIme of an outstand1Og edItor who was also Main NCII<; <;eClion - ) p m Monda) admIred by most of her peers m thIS year, what WIth all the ongomg Classified AdvertiSing - (313) 882-6900 tough busmess Iroad constructIOn. We nearly Your Home (plclurc<;.logo<; and border ads) - noon Monda), Word ads _ 4 break our teeth every time we WIlbur Elston, of Grosse Pomte pm Monda) , dnve through the lOtersectJOn at Farms, IS a former edEtonal wnter of General ( la\\Ified~ - Noon Iue~day Kercheval and Moross Another doozy the Grosse Pomte News He wa~ the Grosse Pointe News Editonal - (313) 882.0294 IS on Lakeshore by the War MemorIal edltonal page edItor of The DetrOIt f-ealure~ - ~ pm I-nda) (<.hurch, health. entertainment, chantable event~, metro If you know of any pot holes that you News after movmg to MIchIgan from calendar, and famil) fcature<;) thmk motonsts need to be made aware Minnesota, where he served as news ,\)port<; - Noon ruc~da) (~pace pcnnlltlng) of, call (313) 882-0294 If we are out, edItor of the MmnE'apolls Star & Main New<; - , p m Monda) ne\\~. ~chool<;. aUlo~,hu~lne~<;.~emors, and letters please leave the location of the road Tr1bune Now retIred, he st1ll actwely obllllane~ (I 1~lla110n/~enICC~not pending), lOa m Tue<;day oblluanes (VISll- h87ard so we can make another pot follows the news and submlts occaswn. alton/~ef\ Ice~ pendl ng) shot al edltonals. Call (313) 882.6900 In advance for holidall deadlines the engmeer-types and selection of payment meth- A book to read Another book math majors I used to run Over ods - checkbooks, credIt 10 case I fimsh the fir~t around with 10 college hung cards, debIt cards, ATM book Stamps them from theIr belts It was cards, actual cash, loose Thank goodness for SUlt- a status thmg, I thmk It change for parkmg, and so stuffed cases-on-wheels Mme often made them look 'Smart on Wherever I go, I drag too Me-n seem to stnde confi- weIghs so much I get much stuff WIth me dently through life WIth only ISay Whenever I go on a tnp I slapped WIth the "over- Even on mlmmahst days, wallet and comb Women end up packmg too much weight" sticker that au hnes [ tote a 5-pound satchel- need purses ~tuff I tote dark bulky use to mtlmldate pa~~en- style purse, a 7-pound cam- Margie Reins Smith clothes for gloomy day~ and gers I have to tote around a hghtwewht, pa.,tel-lOlol ed era bag, a chpboard, books So, I figul e, With m) 5. calculator and a notebook clothe., tor .,unny day~, and notebooks, a leather- pound purse, my 7-pound and an address book and a And I can't leave home whflt-If stuff What If I go to bulky 'weater" m ca~e It bound zIppered day planner, camera bag, my 2-pound couple of pen~ and pencJls Without my mamtenance 11 certam restaurant and the turn., wId, .,hart., m ca~e It\ a cell phone and an umbrel- coat, my umbrella, book~, and some Kleenex and a kit pressed powder, mas- coupon for buy-one-meal- hot Shoe., to match every- la In wmter, I add coat, day planner, clJpboal d and checkbook and an asplrm cara, lipstick, perfume, den- get-one-free I., at home, thmg Walkmg .,hoe'S Golf glove~, scarf, hat and boots cell phone, I'm loaded down bottle and and several credIt tal floss, comb, halrspray, tucked under a lamp ba.,e on c1ubh Golf .,hoes AsplTln I'm too old for this I With about 17 extra pound<; cards and so on As a rule, I'm top of my desk? What If I'm Bandage., Wlde-bnmmed should be gomg on short- of "stuff' every "lOgle day, I need yet another fistful pretty lax about mamte- dnvmg by the dry cleaners hat., Gum Walkman and and-sweet outmgs encum. Just gOing to and from work of matenal<; lU<;t to dTlvl' 11 nance, but you never know or the photo <;hop or the w'1lk1'1" t'1pP" n!rwp" OCI cJ olll)' b)' d d,ulltY car - a dnver's hcense and when somethmg or ~omeone lamp repaIr store and I want leather purse suspended on Sunscr~en., WI th varIOus And that doe~n't beglO to sunglasses and car registra- Important mIght present to pIck up my clean 109 or my a dehcate gold cham SPF~ for vanou., body parts addres~ the extra 15 pound, tIOn and proof of msurance Itself or himself I want to be photos or my lamp, but I I'm old enough to remem- LotlOn~ e<;peclally formulat- I carry around, unattrac- and my health msurance prepared don't have the appropnate ber shde rules, for Pete's ed for hunburn, for dry skm, tively dlstnbuted 10 large, card and gas credIt cards And I never leave home receIpts? sake I never had one, but for rashe., and Itches Ram lumpy pockets under my and so on WIthout a pocket full of I also have to carry a gear Sweat.,hlrts Earnngs skm

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_f~i by Ben Burns Cruising 75 out the dlstnct out and plan constructive It was the swan song for futures, has outgrown ItS When Darrell Finken's DI~tnct Gov John Brooks church faclbtlCs and IS m S'lab gave up the ghost and hl~ Wife, Bunny. as the the process of ralsmg bIg while he wah cTUlhmg north popular Farms msurance bucks to bUild a faclhty on 1-75 headed for the broker ended hIS year lead- Rotary Dlstnct 6400 Jennifer Moore, of mg the ~ervlce clubs 10 thIS Conference at the Grand area But don't look for WDIV-TV Channel 4 Hotel on eIther Brooks to stop hvmg reporter fame and now a MackInac the Rotary motto of "Service partner 10 Konrad & Moore Island, he got Above Self" They are both Pubhc AfTalrh Consultants, that lonesome too Involved serves on the Alternatives feeling you i for GIrls board Margot get when you Parker of the Park serves are stranded Bubble as chairman of the board of m the mIddle directors and Lorna Utley Visit the Grosse Pointe Dog. website: http://gpdogs.keenspace.com of nowhere outreach of the Woods IS the preSIdent FInken, Gros.,e Pomte teens tell of the General Motors pre SId e n t Ben Burns fnends that they live In a FoundatIOn elect of the bubble ala "The Truman A couple of weeks ago, Televise the execution Grosse Pomte Rotary, IS Show" movJe of a few years General Motors announced There has been a lot of that lethal injection IS not famed for runnmg Sparky ago where hfe for Jim It was contnbutmg $500,000 controversy about the "cruel and unusual," that IS Herbert's Restaurant for Carrey was sweet, bormg to boost the fundralsmg Impendmg executIOn of what WIll be seen. And for years m the Park and now and cut off from the world campaIgn of Alternatives for TImothy McVeIgh, mostly those who mSlst that the managmg the Grosse Pomte GIrlS about the validIty and state must not commIt or Hunt Club But those teen<; aren't Don't ever accuse tho,e morahty of the death penal- condone murder, they WIll Fmken got out and .,tdrt- paymg close attentIOn to three women of hvmg 10 a ty see an abomInatIon ed hoofing It toward EXIt what their parents are bubble They each have a But he has been found All Sides WIll see what 270 at Water ... to see If he domg Hundred., of POInter-, pfptty n>ahshc gfa"p 01 the gu}lJ.J(9Y due process and they want to see, and the could get help No .,ooner arc 111\ Dived qUietly m char- needs of folk~ 10 thl~ metro faceS'executlOn by lethal dIscourse wIll climb to new had he started walkmg Itable outreach programs m area, and they are usmg mJectlOn McVeIgh IS an levels and/or descend to when an 18-wheeler pulled DetrOIt theIr executive powers to do unusual death-row mmate perpetrators were caught lower depths over With an ImpreSSIve diS- For example, several somethmg about It m that he IS walVmg hiS and arrested Later they But I do thmk It Impor- play of air brakes and the Gros ...e Pomters are mvolved nght to stays of executIOn were tned and conVIcted, tant that the public not be trucker <;ald, "You shouldn't In a program headquartered Ben Burns, of the Gay of pendmg appeals, freely but McVeIgh IS the only one shIelded from the reahty of be walkmg out here - get m an EpIscopal Church Grosse Pomte, !S director of admlttmg hiS guIlt and who was given the death the death penalty A con- In" across from old TIger the Journaltsm program at wanting hiS executIOn to be penalty, largely because of VIcted person IS actually put The Good Samantan StadIUm, called Alternatives Wayne State Unwers!ty and teleVIsed overwhelmmg eVIdence of to death In the past thIS trucker offered hIm a 11ft to for GIrls The program, can be r!'ached at At first glance, It would hIS gUilt and hiS own con- process was tradItIOnally a ga<; ~tatlOn where Fmken whIch help~ young women bllrn~ben@home com or by seem that he IS SImply feSSIOn and remorseless- made public could try to locate a Saab get theIr hve" htralghtened phone at (,113) 882-2810 grandstandmg and wantmg ness Some people really repaIrman In the far north to be a martyr and hero to He sees hImself as a war- beheve the death penalty IS If you are a Saab owner you those few who champIOn hIS nor and wants a warnor's a deterrent Others are con- know that those folks are cause - war agamst the death He might have pre- VInced It truly IS retnbu- few and far between m the federal government ferred the finng squad or, tlon DetrOIt area, far less .,ome- There are those who see like EIchmann, the electnc Others faIthfully believe where around Gaylord the government as the chaIr, but what IS planned that It breaks a God-given FInken a~ked the fnendly enemy, rather than the WIll IS a lethal InjectIOn, the way code, one of the Ten trucker If he knew of a of the people TheIr battle pets are put to sleep Commandments For them, repaIr shop The trucker cry IS Ruby RIdge and ThIS IS a SJssy way for a only God can TIghtly take a saId "sure," and recommend- Waco They thmk the rest of warnor to dIe, but he no hfe, and so to be conSIstent, ed BII1's RepaIr Shop m us are sheep to go along longer has control over hIS these people would also be Gaylord It doesn't look lIke WIth harsh government taco fate He would gam a mea- agamst abortIOn But some, much, but they do good tICS In enforCIng federal law, sure of control If In fact hiS despIte bemg agamst abor. work, he <;md even to <;ubmlt to paymg WIsh IS granted, that hiS tlOn, are for the death Once Fmken had the Saab lOcome tax executIOn be teleVIsed penalty towed, Bill, revlewmg the These behefs certamly The authontles have What we are deal 109 WIth scope of the problem, asked deVIate from the norm, but agreed to allow closed-CIr- I'>the deep-down fear, hor- If he needed the car over the thIS IS a country that toler- CUItteleVISion because ror and fascmatlOn WIth weekend Darrell ~a1d, well, ates extreme differences of those entitled to wItness death We don't want to no he wa., headed for opmlOn the executIOn add up to a look It m the face, despIte M~ckmac I.,land StIlI, those opposed to conSIderable number Many the fact that we enJov certam laws are stili expell- medIa people are certam lljOVles hk!:: -SdvlOg t nvate That's great, <;ald BIll I ed to obey them What that once the event IS tele- Ryan," "GladIator" and have a car that needs to be McVeIgh alld others dId Vised and taped, somehow a "Schmdler's LIst" delivered to the Arnold went far beyond Civil dIS- copy Wlll be leaked and It The latter film IS famou<; FCIry Dock for Its owner obedIence, exertmg their WIll be shown on the for telhng the story of how You can take that and drop Wlll and makIOg their mes- Internet and eventually the the hves of a thousand .Jews off the kl'ys So Darrel1 sage With terronst tactiCS, tablOIds were saveJ by a Gentile m arnved at toe Arnold docks In thIS case a ma<;slve People are concerned that the mIdst of the Holocau<;t m style In a "hlg boat" 1976 explOSIOn whIch destroyed the whole atmosphere WIll Each film about death mu<;t Mercury MarqUl., on time the federal bUlldIOg 10 be sensatlonahzed Even carry a redeemmg me<;.,age, \\ Ith a <;tory to tell about Oklahoma City George Will, a staunch con- otherwIse the plot would he Good Samantans and good A Ryder truck was used servative and defender of unbearable luck 10 the north country to carry tons of dJC<;el- the death penalty, IS If we see McVelgh\ exl' soaked fertlhzer to the agamst the executIOn bemg cutlOn on teleVISIOn, It won t Grand large downtown office bUlld- teleVIsed because It would be a movie or fictIOn What 109 and the detonation hter- Interfere WIth the solemmty WIll he the redeemmg mp.,- re-opening sage? ally destroyed It, klllmg of the occasIOn MackInac 1<;land'<;magmf- 168, wounding hundreds We can Imagine a scene It would be thE' la<;t chap- Icent Grand Hotpl Tl'opened more, mcludIOg women and outc;lde the pn'lon WIth ter of a documentarv that Its door<; for It<; 114th "I'a ...on children oppO<;Ing groups of demon- remams to be produced, one last weekend and pnter- <;tartmg WIth a <;elf-.,tyled The scene'> of destructIOn <;trator<;, for and agamst the tamed hundred., of were teleVised and the death penalty, and yet mlhtary group m thp thumb Rotanan<; from acro.,<; Images of what happened another group, <;elllng ba<;e- area of MIChIgan, a .,ecr('t .,outhea.,tern MIchIgan and were mdellbly Impnnted on ball hats, T-shlrtc;, bumper orgaOlzatlOn that I., com- Ootano In their Dl<;tnct our mlOd., ThP SUTVlvorh- "tlckerc; and balloons plE'te Wlth an ar<;('nal of ('onfpfPnce famIly, loved on('<;, fnends, weapon<;, regular mlhtar) What would make <;en<;e D07(>ns of Gro<;<;(>Pomte neIghbor" and fellow work- maneuvers and plan., for a - m<;tead of hIdIng the exe. Rotanans, mcludIOg Fred er'l - numbered In the war a!l'amst our own gov- cutlOn from The People, We Manardo, pre.,ldent of the thou<;ands Mounds of flow. ernment the People who found hIm Sunn<;e cluh, and Steve (313) 881-4800 ers commemorated the occa- It would show thp Ruby guIlty - IS to show It sIm- McMillan, pa.,t pre<;ldE'nt of 'lIOn and honored the dead, RIdge and Waco controv('r- "In The VIllage". 16849 Kercheval Avenue. Grosse POinte ply and matter-of-factly the noon cluh, W(>feon hand and now a permanent Sles, the rage of the<;e para- For those who want JU<;- McMillan won a covetpd www valenlelewelers com memonal IS In place tlce and "c1o<;ure," they WIll COF;Saward for hl<;<;ervlc(' to By.. happenc;tance, the have It For tho<;e who say See DR. BLOOM. page SA Rotary locally and through. May 10,2001 8A News Grosse Pointe News• Dr. Bloom Patterson Park gets sprinkler system From page7A could be a valuable lesson, By Brad Lindberg have a busy summer mansIOns length of the boardwalk, hopefully one that would Staff Wnter "Attendance last Sunday "Thel C are lot~ of gardeni>, i>ald Blair "Patterson IS a military people, the plans promote more meanmgful The lawns of Patteri>on was the largest thIS year," WIth more garden<, belllg park people can walk In and for retaliatIOn usmg easily discussIOn and better obtamable matenals, the Park ~hould remam green i>ald BlaIr "We had more planted along the whole enJoy" answers than those we now decIsIOn on a partIcular fed- thl, year despite the heat of than .'500 people Those are have It would show 'jus- eral buddmg and a partlcu- summer Impres;lve numberi> for that Woods keeps tree service lat date, the i>econd tlce~ ai>we presently define Workers were ~cheduled park" By Brad Lindberg Joseph Ahee Jr, assistant anmversary of the Waco It and leave open the ques- thli> week to begm Illstalhng Patteri>on IS Grosse Pomte Staff Writer director of pubhc servlte., dl,aster tIOn of whether we want to a $20,588 undergrown Pal k's 22-acre passive park keep It that way i>pnnkler sYbtem m the at the foot of Three Mile A tree contractor WIth a confirmed Bldlgare's aS~e;, park's malllcured PltnIC Dnve good record of service WIll be ment What would follow would area Work i>hould be fin- 'There's no manna or rehIred m Groi>se Pomte "They removed trees In d be footage of the actual dev- I~hed before Memonal Dav sWImming pool," saId Blair Wood" tImely manner WIthout ani .:;."tatJun ()f thL :'IUll ah Dr Bloom I~ c!llllcal a~.(l weekend Instead, CIty offiCials have On the adVIce of city o.h- problem~, i>dldAhre BUlldmg, showmg the bod- Clate professor of psychiatry, The ~prInkler project made a senes of mcremental uals, a contract extenSIOn The $22,000 contract to te'i, the blood, the screams Wayne State UnIVersity popped up aftCl' haVing been Improvements m the form of i>alled through a meetmg remove trees Will cost th( and tears, the lai>tmg rage School of MediCine He I~ a on the back burner In a leflectmg pool, flower bedi> thIS week of the Woods cIty i>ame as last year and abldmg i>orrow, the member of the American Grosse Pomte Park dnd tree plantmgs counCIl "I do not beheve any ben, feeltngi> of shock, helplei>s- Academy of PsychoanalYSIS "It was one of those Items Elements of the property's "Bob Schomer T! ee fit would accrue to the till ness and amazement and on the editOrial board that came along when the hentage as a lakeSIde estate Service ha, done good work by seekmg further compett Fmally, It would show the of the Wayne County budget allowed," said remam m the form of a car- for the Cltv," i>ald Ted bve bIds," saId Bldlgare capture, the tnal, the con- Medical Society He wel George Blatr III, a i>taff nage house that IS used to Bldlgare, the Woods city Ahee recommended thl' VIction, the sentencmg and comes comments at hlb e member of the cltY'i> recre- store equIpment Part of the admInIstrator "They have contract be extended finally the death penalty mall address, tbloom@com ahon department ongInal drIveway remams, been very responsive to the through June 2002, contm can led out for all to see puserve com, and VISitS to If last weekend IS any as does the hilltop on which department of publtc ser- gent upon approval of the his webSite, lIldlcahon, Patterson WIll sat one of the Pomte's many vIces" upcommg cIty budget Such a documentary www factotem com / vbloom

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mtoxlcatmg liquor!> floor wmdow that wao pned had been !>tabbed to St .John Fleeing The first arrest took place open Ho!>pltal and that wa!> why and eluding at 12 56 a m on Wednesday, PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS Police receIved another there wa!> blood on the car\ May 2 A patrol officer .,pot- report of a po;,hlble break-m front heat While patrolhng the ted a car on Lakeshore head- cer pulled the vehicle over, I!>free on $100 bond on Sunday, May 6, from the When a~ked lfhe had any- Johnston Park and Harper mg toward Grosoe Pomte he noticed the dnver had owner!> of a home In the 100 thlllg to dnnk, the dnver Woods High School parking Farms bloodshot eyes and hlurred Farms home block of Moran The cnme admItted to "havlllg a few" lots at 2 a m on May 5, a Instead of a license plate, speech When asked If he took plate between 1 and 6 The offiwr al'>o notJted an police officer heard squeal- the vehIcle had a pleLe of had been dl mkIng, the dn- invasions p m that day The lamlly open bottle of LOgnat on the Ing tires As the scout car plam white paper With wnt- vcr, a 50-year-old St Clair Grosse Pomtf Farms dlscovel cd that !>omeone front ~eat 01 the c,lr The (II I- approached Beaconsfield to mg on It Shore!> man, !>dld, Ye~, I pohee investigated a num- tned to force the flOnt door Vel blew a 19 on hl~ PBT mvestlgate, a 1999 Chrysler When the vehicle was had a few" ber of home mva!>lon') last deadbolt open by dnlJmg It He wa~ taken Illto w~tody Concorde drove by south- pulled over, the dnver, a 53- When a~ked to rLute the week With !>ome !>ort of de'lw and tUI ned over to DetrOIt bound at a high rate of year-old Clinton Town!>hlp alphabet, he couldn't get One took place In a home The lock held ,md no ently pohte aftPI procp~,>mg to speed woman, said the plate was pa"t the letter J He blew a In the 200 block of Stephens to the home Wdh gamed an ...\\cr que~tlOn~ on the The officer pulled onto stolen the day before The 153 on Ius PBT and I, fl ee between 5 30 and 9 p m on !>tabbmg Beaconsfield behind the per- officer also noticed that on $100 bond Sunday, May 6 Aecordmg to Bye bye bike An earher mudent took petrator with hghts and there was no rear Window The final InCident took eVIdence, the thief or thlCve!> plaw at 4 40 p m on sirens on, C3U<:lng the car to ~LnJa>, .'\pl.1 l(\ P,I:,(' dUU rhdt the bumper wal> pld\"\" ull SatUlJa), ~b) '), "t cnlcJeu l.1w llUlllC vlc\ d "IlJ A "tuucnt at Bl n\nc]] turn nght onto Old hangmg by a thread He also 1 46 a m A patrol offiter, Ing door The ~creen was cut Middle School reported that WClI.' tailed to the mterhec- Homestead and pull over As noticed that the dnver's while on Lakeshore, notlted out to allow access The fam- hiS bike, whlth wa!> locked hon of Moran and Gro~he the officer eXited his patrol speech was slun ed and her a 1996 Pontiac headmg Ily dog was even placed In a behind the !>chool,wah taken POInte Boulev,ud to mvestJ- car and approached, the eyes were bloodshot toward St Clair Shore ... holdmg cage Two bedrooms between 4 and 4 415p m on gate an atcldent A 19-year- Concorde sped away down When the officer ahked seemed to have trouble WIth were ransacked and over Thursday, May 3 old GIO~oe POInte Farm!> Old Homestead toward the dnver to recite the the front dnver's Side tire It $1,1500 worth of electrOnic man had dnven hi!> cal off Kelly alphabet, shE.' managed to appeared to be flat and equIpment and CDs were the road, hlttmg a fence The officer ran back to his get from A to D and then sparks were beIng generated taken QUIL in Farms When pohce questlOned the car and foll~wed He could skipped to P-Q and then as the rtm hit the road The On Fnday, May 4, Grosse POinte Shores Isn't dnver they noticed hiS see the hghts of the car as It nght to Z She refused to vehicle didn't pull over when between 11 25 a m and the only POll1te commumty !>Iurred "peech and hmellpd turned onto Kelly well In take a prellmmary breath the officer activated hi'> 12 30 pm, someone entered that deals With drunk dn- the odor of alcohol commg front of him When the offi- test (PBT) and was taken hghts ,mother home on Stephens, vers Just ask the Gro~se from him The dnver blew a cer made It to Kelly he could mto custody and a warrant It eventually stopped aftI.'I thl" one III the 100 block POinte Farms offiter'> who 120 on hl~ PBT He IS cur- see the Concorde It was was obtaIned to get a blood bemg boxed m by a car Thp theft wasn't discovered handled an InCident that rently free on $500 bond unoccupied, had heavy sample ahead of It m the area where until 5 30 that afternoon took place at 1233 a m on front-end damage, the al:' She was charged With Lakeshore narrows to one when one of the oCLupants Thur!>day, May 3 A patrol Cart problems bags were deployed and It found that a watch kept m car spotted a 2000 OUIL, second offense lane because of constructIOn The manager of a huper- was slttmg on the front lawn hi!> !>ock drawer was mlss- OldsmobIle travelmg at a The next inCident took When the officer pulled market m the 18800 block of ofa house mg A further search of the speed of 52 mph on Mack place on Thursday, May 3, at the car ove~ he asked the Mack leported that at 11 50 The suspect had fled on dnver, a 53-year-old hou'>e revealed that a jewel- near the post office When 12 22 a m A patrol officer a m on Tue~day, May 1, a foot and was not located Bloomfield Hills woman, If ry box was plundered and the vehicle was pulled over, saw an Acclaim on man filled a grocery cart dunng an area search The Lakeshore headmg toward she had been drmkmg She Jewplry worth thousand!> of the dnver a 43-year-old car had just been stolen St Clair Shores repeatedly admitted to dOing !>o and dollarh wa, mlS!>Ing Entry DetrOIt man, told pohce that See CRIME, page 12A from an apartment complex hit the curb When the offi- blew a 171 on her PBT She to the home wa!> VIa a fir!>t he jU"t took a fnend who on Beaconsfield seconds before It was spotted by the officer Attempted home invasion A Harper Woods woman hvmg In the 18000 block of Elkhart was awakened at 4 a m on May 6 as a result of a loud nOise she beheved came from the back of her home She got up and turned on some hghts but did not see anything SUSpiCIOUSand the nOIse was not repeated She went back to sleep The next mommg she woke Up to find the bathroom screen wmdow tampered With It was mstalled back- wards She told pollce that the screen was Installed the proper way the day before THe pohcl! came to the con- clUSIOn that someone had attempted to enter the resI- dence but was fnghtened away by the nOIse and/or the hghts No entry was gamed and nothmg was mlssmg Lose some pliers? Between 11 pm on Apnl 29 and 11 a m on Apnl 30 a woman hvmg m the 18000 block of Kenosha became a VIctim of vandals as a pair of needle-nose pIJers were thrown through the back wmdow of her 1996 Plymouth Neon When the woman diSCOV- ered the shattered mess, she called the pohce who recov- ered the phers and took them as eVidence and to check for pnnts More car abuse An Eastpomte woman parked her car next to a van COMMUNICATIONS STORES Lakeside Mall Warren at a busmess In the 20000 BloomfieldHills Detroit Southfield Troy 2274 South Telegraph Rd 100 Ren Cen Ste 144 26935 Northwestern Hwy 1913 E Big Beaver Rd 810.247.7286 29240 Van Dyke block of Kelly on May 5 at 7 (Troy Spom. Center] pm {NOl1h o~ Sq~ L(I~.I {NellCt to rhe CoHM Beoneryl 248-915-3000 248-526-0040 Twelve Oaks Mall 810.751.0747 24B-335-99CJl 313-56B-B9oo 248-735-3973 The dnver of the van was 28117 Telegraph Rd While lake stacking several long pieces \Solftl'l of lwe .... MIle Rd l Westland -New Location- Farmington Hills 35105 Warren Rd 9190 Highland Rd of lumber on top of hiS vehi- 248.358-3700 WAL-MART lOCATIONS Brighton 31011 Orchard Lake Rd IS W comer of WalTtn & Wcryne "d!. I 248-698-0043 cle as she walked Into the ,s w come-.- of OrcMlJrd Lo~.Rd 734-722-7330 Commerce B159 ChalliS, SUiteC & St. Clair Shores 1'M-I.Rd") 3301 Ponltac Trail Ypsilanti store (Off I 96 In fron1 01 forget) 24B-538-9900 26401 Harper Ave When she returned, she Bl0.225.4793 ,41101 2 m el MALL LOCATIONS 24B-669.9860 2515 Ellsworth Rd 810-777.4010 734-528-3137 found the dnver's Side of her Lake Orion Brlc:rwood Mall Dearborn Howell car scratched and dented In 2531 S Lapeer Rd 24417 Ford Rd IOnon Mall '1 m In N 01 the Palacel Sterling Heights 734-623-B620 3599 Grand River E a manner she thought con- CW.-, of Telegraphl 24B-393-6800 45111 ParkAve 517-546-5611 sistent With fallmg lumber 313.27B-4491 M)9 &. M 53 l"'co Pan: Plalol Fairlane Mall AUTHORIZED RETAILER Novi 3rd fI.oof nell1'o Soonl Port Huron The van and wood were 810-997 6500 @ gone 43025 12 Mile Rd 313-441-0168 4475 24th Ave Ik: ou h-om S~ors. lwtIve Ooh Mo I Her walk-m report to the Taylor 810.385-1231 RadioShack. 24B-305-66oo 23495 Eureka Rd Equ pmenl oller may va'y Harper Woods pohce was (Acro~s ;rom Sooth and ~Il ~ubstantlated by a Witness Rochester Hills 734.287 -1770 who saw the mCldent and 3035 S Rochester Rd IA1 '-'ubum 'tdl the van leave the scene 24B-853.0550 - Darren Donaldson BUSINESSSALES:'.800.388.0919

free pnone m,sl b' flOlvro a 1J2260 acd ~JI' pnene, m~sl be acllvaled on 1M same day wlln new hlc year service agreemenls l rr led 10 ,enaw (J' -g plan: AI cal s ,ub eel 10 la'es lolls anj C11e' cnargh 5, b eCi 0 'erml a~d coM Irons Of Cel ular 5e" ce Agreemenl aCd pllce plan N'w 'I C ,ea' Ie CI 31'11me"\ reqUired ~1 ) 'arl le,m nal,on lee app les Rea, res tied a,p 'va Nol;va ab e ,n all Ver Ion W retess mar!el, CannOI ~e CO'1lblned w Ih olner oilers Included Nallonl delong D, ,ore on dC'1leSI c cal S or g nallng Irol'1 Mme c~ r" e, U>age rounded Iv ne>ilul '11 nule Unused allowance, losl 2000 wee,end a rl me'll rule promOI on 01' n,e, a< ocg as DUlLs in the Networlc yOJ rem a n on rale pan ,el'cled upon act II' rr II OJ cnange yOur pr ce plan or ser"ce 2000 wee,ecd air! '11' '11 nule promoilon ma~ end C' you erav be abl' 11 PU ,nlse BUilt weeKend JIIt'M m nule,lor an ~dd I ona '111~'r (harge T~e 1000 weeleM a"llme mlnule promOI on IS available an se ecllo(al dlglal pans S19 Q9 and abo , " laC adll Shores I~e weelend a rl me mm Ie prorral on , 1 f'1unl~, a lawance '11 nules may apply la anyllme alrl me use on y II your weekerd a rllme usage e'ceeds I'e 2000 l'e'e1d Grosse Pomte Shore~ pub- a ,. me m,rele p omolon anyllme minutes I an, I app \ II no dO/lime m nules rema n a ~Ime charges w 'apply No. available an fam y Snar,Plans Md I,ona nut!S " he ~afety officer~ arrested VIrinII Wirtlels IfitIIIst DnnII bll ed al slandard alll,me ,ales Wmena 'c ,,'e \100,01 Sal 11 59 pm Sur PMne oller may larf b\ oc,lor 51' ,vur sales 'w'senlal Ie lor mor~ 'ermalon three last week on charge" e.- SltiSflCtIIMl AlIIIMII llmllelll me oller MOIOIola and I" 11\ ej M ago are r,y ,,'red Irallemar,s 01 Moloro aloe 8; Reg US P,I TM 011 ' Malarola Ine A I rrqhl, "se"ed 200\ Veillon .1,. ... T...... u.n IIIDItntt W relm J 0 Power and A,sa( ws 1000 W e 'IS C,5IJm'r Sat slaclion Siud/ ' Siudy based on responses 'rom 10845 reless telepnone subsci ber, m 21 ollhe lor of operatmg a motor vehicle US m"kels T~e O'iro I "'ark" rOlers lapee l,v ng,lon Macomb Oa!laM SI ClaH Was~lenaw and Walne cOenhes n Ihe Stale 01 M \ gan WI'i\/ldpOI/er e,ll' u.c.nt TKh 111.11 while under the mfluence of ,

May 10, 2001 10A Schools Grosse Pointe News , • scholars & honors Legos prtivide

Five Grosse Pomte high school students had theIr projects down to a SCIence, so to speak, at the Southeast building blocks MIchigan SCience and Engmeenng Fair Grosse Pomte South High School student Regan Wilson receIved first-place honors 10 earth and space sCIences for her project, "Heavy Elements 10 Metal-Poor for robotics Stars» Wilson was also the reCipIent of one of mne convoca- By Bonnie Caprara The extracurnculal com- tion awardb and has been mVlted to the InternatIOnal Staff Wnler ponent has strong support SCience & Expo FaIr to be held 10 San Jose, Caltf, There probably Isn't a from the Grosse Pomte begmmng May 7 child who hasn't let hIS or ASSOCiatIOn for Gifted Patrick Brown of South was also awarded a first- her ImagmatlOn run wild EducatIOn (GPAGE), whIch place honor In chemistry for "The Nature of With a box of Legos to bUlld IS sponsormg a Lego Fluore~cence m Calcite» a battleship, f1ymg saucer or RobotICS Forum at Pierce on BrO'.\n ha" bU_1I lUI-lkJ tu Wlllpt!tt!

------_..,..... Colli '" ...... -.at MIIlI. contnbutIOns to service squad mclude Max The house is just too , ... 1IIIII1tlIAN. .,..." CIIAIM Lazare \ Furs .ItIIt ItfI 1ft rIt-.I Pearson, Defer, Danny (_ J' I I . - - -- 31'-1 ..731 Surmont, Ferry, Katie .11LIDia much to take care 01... " \, ~ Orlicki and Kathryn Hoffman, MaIre, If there is someone dear to you who needs help ----- Christopher Pokladek and Sarah Sheppard, with the activities of daily liring, 5t John Senior The Academy •.. MonteIth, Kimberly Smiley, Brittaney Wilson Community can help. and Erin Garbarino, Richard and Kaitlin We'll prOVIdeyour loved one WIththe assistance they need, and help them to be as indepen- Arnold, Trombly. ServIce squad students dent as pOSSIbleWhile making life easIer for our residents is our top pnority, we also strive help WIth safety rules mSlde to help residents stay active and mvolved. Some of our amenities and aClIVltiesmclude school butldmgs and per form other tasks as needed Students CIted for theIr • Beauuful grounds and rose garden • Ice Cream Parlor contnbutlOns to hbrar) • AVIary squad mclude Alexis • Gift Shop featuring a vmtage White, Jordan Long, • FaClhtypUppies Ryan Hennesy and Claire popcorn machIne and Jukebox Eckert, Defer; Lauren • An elegant dmmg room Gilezan and Craig • Transportatlon Henderson, Ferry, Lars • Health management and wellness sel'Vlces • 1\vo SOCIalworkers who speciahze Hamre, Mane, Bryan • 24-hour emergency assIstance Cenko and Nadine m ISSUesrelated to agmg Harrison, RIchard, and • Spmtual Care staff and Chapel Matt Rajt and Jennifer • Intergeneral10nal programs Moye, Trombly • On-site dental and podIatry servJces LIbrary squad student~ • Laundry and hou5ekeepmg sel'Vlce • DlrecTVm every room assIst the school libranan Where It All Beglns! before class by shelvmg • Beauty Shop • Convement, free resident parkmg books and dlstnbutmg audIOVIsual matenals to teachers The ~mor Commumty's dedIcated ACl1VlbesStaff Montessori Early School also plans a vanety of aCllVlhesmclud.Ing Grades 1-5 Middle School " We've Built • Wme and cheese recephons a Better • MUSicaland cultural perfonnances The Academy: an outstanding SChoolwith the Mousetrap ... • Art classes academic ADVANTAGE and VALUES to live by that • Museum tnp~ provide a foundation for SUCCESS . • VISll~to the park zoo and spol1Jng events

Plus, reand local governments Just pol nt and clk k your way to WWWFlrstGovgov and please call 3U-343-8265 (~,~ THE GROSSE POINTE Instantly search more than 27 mlillon U S government web \~iACADEMY page.-; Whether you wanl 10flnd 18300 East Warren Avenue a Job track your Social Security Detroit, MI 48224-1343 tx-ndll< buy a home or reseTVe a camr,lle al a national park-you Call the Admissions Office can find the answers fast Ifyou make}'O\Jr first click Residential UvIng AssIsted LMng SI10rI Term ReI1abdrtahon Skilled Nurstng Care (313) 886-1221 WWw FlrstGov gov www.gpacademy.org ~* FIRSTGoV -lint CltllIo tall .... -.... May 10,2001 ~ Grosse Pointe News Schools 11A Imaginative kids ntake Knoxville their next destination By Bonnie Caprara Staff Writer Two Destination Imagmatlon (DI) teams from the Grosse POinte area are making KnoxvIlle, Tenn , theIr destination the weekend of May 26.27 The teams, a firth-grade team from Trombly Elementary School and a team comprIsed of Parcells MIddle School and Gros"e POinte North HIgh School students, WIll compete In the DI global final" ell the Umverslty of Tennessee The Trombly IncreDIble TechEffects advance after plaCing first III the state DI competitIOn on Saturday, Apnl 28, and the Parcells/North Mystery Loves Company team placed second They competed against 293 teams and 1,700 students Includmg teams from Parcells and PIerce Two local Destination Imagination teams will compete in a global challenge Memorial Day weekend in Knoxville. Tenn. Represent- mIddle schools ing the Grosse Pointes are the Trombly Elementary School increDIble TechEffects. left. and the Parcells Middle School and Grosse DI IS a team competition Pointe North High School team. Mystery Loves Company, right. Trombly team members include Cassandra Malls, Nick Ryder, Jack whIch focuses on creativIty, HessbW'g.Chad Fisher, Lauren Dansey, Kaitlin Arnold and parent coaches T.J. HessbW'gand John Arnold. The Parcells/North team teamwork and problem solv- is comprised of Jake Matthews. Allison Frantz. Laura Kovacek and Andrew CasineW. front row; and Dan Meyering, parent coach Pat mg usmg SCIence, technolo- Frantz, Katherine Kovacek, AJ. Frantz and parent coach Jim Frantz. back row. gy, wntmg and performmg a team member propt'! the "You learn how to get creative ImagmatlOns and skIlls to overcome pre- year the Trombly team com- from 700 team" represent- message Both challenge" along WIth a whole group," the older kids have the tech- scnbed and Impromptu peted m DI mg 47 states and 15 coun- were mcorporated mto an saId Trombly team member meal expertise to make challenges The two teams WIll com- tnes elght-mmute skIt Teams Cassandra Mahs "We might thing" work," saId North Since October, the pete agalllst 4,000 students are hmlted to spendlllg no not have become sueh good freshman A J Frantz, a Trombly team had worked more than $100 on their pre- fnends If It wa"n't for seven-year DI veteran on how to make objects dIS- "entatlOns DestmatlOn ImagmatlOn ' MObt of the ParcellslNorth appear, reappear, change Beyond the mam chal- The ParcellsINorth team team member" have partlcl- PhiAL SPEECH "LANGUAGE SEanCES. L.L.C. color, move and leVItate The Because for some people, words don't come eaSily lenge, teams are gIVen four had the benefit of haVIng pated In DI and tts precur- ParcellslNorth team was mmute" to solve and per- team members range from sor, Odysiiey of the Mmd, ~tt SpellCh language and related disorders can Jeopardize challenged to send a mes- 1 - school ac m evem ent, career success and personal form an mstant challenge SIxth to mnth grade between four and "even sage SIXfeet WIthout havmg ~ relationships And no one - child or adult IS Immune for Judge" "The younger kIds have years ThIS was the first , The therapists at Total Speech and Language Services can helpl Call today to schedule a consultation In one of the folloW1ng areas • Speech and Language Delays • Stuttermg • Stroke RehabilitatIon • Head Injury • Foreign Accent Reduchon • YOlce Therapy Summer Program" For Children Avallat>le 18020 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe' Mlchi an' 48224' Phon 313 343-9930

Race to pace Vince Muniga. left. won the MaireEle- Joln us at BeachTrek! mentary School Cub Scout Pack 19 Get ready for a big splash of fun and excitementl

Pinewood Derby with an undefeated St. Ja mes Lutheran CJlurch vacatl an Bible expenence IS coming streak of 10 races. John Wendzinski June 18-22.'20«11. from 9 30 to 1200 noon , took secolld place and Martin Petz ~ook """'- -- third place. The podium finishers each Pre-Register at oJrfc-r'tream Social on Mav 2'3.2001 received an authentic Indianapolis 500 at St. James Lutheran Church. 170 McMillanRoad pace car license plate. Also pictured is ]:00 - 5,00 pm Warren Liverance. packieade~ Children ages 4 to 5'" grade are welcome to attendl See you at the beach!

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NOTICE IS HEREBY G1VfN th.u rur,u.lnt to the Cily WEDEL'VER ChJrler and the MILhH!,1O FleLilOll Lm of IlJ64 ,1' amended 355 FISHER RD. Tue,d,ty, May IS lOi)1 " the IJ'I doll tor tiling NOOJlnolllng Sale prices good through May 16th Gr~ Pointe News Pellllon, lor the follOWIng ClI) OlllLe, GARDEN FRESH PR()DUCE (USPS 230-400) I-our (4) COUNCIL MFM!3I R~ Large Size Suger Sweet Published every Thursday One I I) MUNICIPAl JlIDGl- California GRAPE By Anteebo Publishers Excellent for Grilling Petillon, \lolll he reLel\cd h\ the ClI\ Clcr~ until -l 00 r OJ on TOMATOES 96 Kercheval Avenue BROCCOLI PORTABELLA Tue,d,l) May l'i 200 I Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 Shane L. Reeside, MUSHROOl\JIS PHONE: (313) 882.6900 ~U~CH $24;~. G PN O'i/01l2001 &. O'iIIO/2001 CITY CI E::RK $1 Second C1as' Pollage pard al Delro,l M,ch,san and addrllOnal mailing $2'48 OftlCes PKG. "A( \ SubSCriptIOn Rales 537 per year via mall $6, out of IIate , '} . 'l •• .. POSTMASTER Send address (han~e, 10 Grosse Pomte News 96 ~ .I ' '" Kercheval Grosse POinte Farm' MI 48236 Sweet Vidalia The deadlrne fO( new, (OPI " Mond.y Sweet Crisp California IlOOfl to Insure m'Sefllon STRAWBERRIES ONIONS Advertlsm~ copy lor Section ~B" muSl !if. 'Sensational Spring Sale GALA APPLES b<- In lhe ad\N1lolimg dcpa 1mcnt hv II 00 a m on Monday TI1 We a,sume no rey.o<; bag of suspected manJuana On Saturday, M!\y 1\ at do\\ Road rage ~oJ1ler:>W "lJull-hd:>,," ",,\'dal The suspect had no per- A search of the man's cloth- A Lakeport man was try- 8 38 pm, the man told thousand dollar!> worth of mit, as reqUired by local mg turned up wrappmg a.ct to mg to get by a mmor car eqUipment CIty pohce are Grosse POInte Woods pohce Secret visitor ordmances, and had Just papers and a partially con- he would move the party 'st the accident that took place at currently !>eekmg to charge While workmg outSide been gIVen a ticket by the !>umed manJuana Cigarette mto the garage Followmg Lmcoln and Maumee III the the now ex-employee with Farms pohce for the same The subject had two out- dUTlng the afternoon of , bene City of Grosse Pomte at 9 30 fraud another complamt five offense 10 then city standmg warrants for nar- Saturday, May 5, reSidents le Clt) a m on Fnday, May 4, when hours later, pohce Issued a The officer recogmzed the COtiCS,plus another for 101- of a house m the 800 block of mpetl hc asked a 60-year-old CitatIOn suspect because he had been tenng Woods pohce booked Grand MaraiS didn't notice re Grosse Pomte Park man If It DUlLs in City preViously warned about hiS the man before turnmg him anyone sneak mto the home was possible to move the d the A City of Grosse Pomte actiVities He had several over to DetrOIt pohce on the Drug activity Later that evening, how- ended vehicles patrol car spotted a 2000 "donatIOn" sheets on hiS per- outstanding warrants ever, the reSidents discoV- The Park man took On Monday, Apnl 30 , at :ontm Jaguar travelmg at a speed son as well as several checks 3 46 pm, Grosse POInte ered miSSing Jewelry and of the umbrage at thiS request and of 46 mph on Mack at 12 51 datmg back to January Park pohce caught a young cash There were no SignS of cursed the dnver Police catch a m on Sunday, May 6 Pohce beheve he pocketed man allegedly smokmg mar- forced entry . • He then hIt the dnver 10 Unfortunately for the dnver, whatever cash he was gIVen the face CIty pohce are cur- fleeing driver IJuana outdoors m the 1300 a 54-year-old Grosse Pomte for subscnptlOns and didn't A 20-year-old DetrOit man block of Wayburn A search Stolen mower rently seek10g a warrant to Park man, the speed hmlt bother to cash the checks who sped away from Grosse turned up more of the sus- Sometime bt!tween the charge the Park man With along that stretch of Mack IS The suspect has an exten- Pomte Woods pohce has pected drug m hIS pockets hours of 10 p m and 2 45 assault 30 mph sive cnmmal history and been arrested for fleeing and a.m on Wednesday, May 2, When he was pulled over, one VIctim descnbed him as eludmg Water balloons someone stole a green and the dnver admItted to hav- very fnendly On Thursday, May 3, at On Fnday, May 4, shortly black rear-bag lawn mower Bad credit mg "a few dnnks " He then 11 17 pm, the officer saw before 5 30 pm, a 36-year- from a garage m the 1300 A resident of the 300 block proceeded to fall hIS field the man turn hiS BUICkfour- - Jtm Stlckford old woman hvmg m the 900 block of Nottmgham. of Neff 10 the City of Grosse sobnety tests and blew a door from Vermer mto an block of Sunmngdale m Pomte reported on 152 on hiS PBT He 1<; free oncommg lane of traffic on Grosse Pomte Woods told Mack Avenue The sttbJect Bad rehearsal Purse picked pohce she had been hit m charted a dlzzymg route Neighbors cntlcal of late- A woman told Grosse the back by water balloons through vanous turn rught nOlse gave bad reVIews Pomte Woods pohce some- thrown from unknown Chent8'fr ,,,t,,t,,., 810-n8-4962 Islands on Mack and VernIer to a band's basement one must have stolen her males ndmg in a black 1998 before obeymg pohce rehearsal m the 1400 block wallet while she shopped at Jeep four-door Officers mstructlOns to stop Two of Vernier dunng the early a store 10 the 20400 block of traced the vehicle to an ! Mack on the afternoon of additIOnal DetrOIt men, aged hours of Sunday, May 6 1l CAR address m the 201300 block 17 and 19, were 10 the Grosse P."nt~ \V'lOds pohce 't Monday, Apnl 30 of Hunt Club in Harper The woman discovered the BUick's backseat dropped the curtam at 12'10 Woods apparent theft upon return- The dnver, who had a sus- am \\tJ$10ol~ mg to her Grosse Pomte pended hcense, told pollce Farms home at about 2 45 he disobeyed the officer's Mystery guest Bad customers p m Her wallet, which con- attempt to stop him because Someone appeared to Em ployees of a store. m tamed cash, identificatIOn, he was fnghtened by the have lDvaded a house m the the 21100 block of Mack m credit cards and a house key, crUiser's emergency lights ~.~~ 800 block of Sunnmgdale m Grosse POlIlte Woods called COMPLETE DETAILING AVAILABLE was no longer m her purse He is scheduled to appear m Grosse Pomte W-Oods while Woods mumclpal court on polIce about a female cus- 23766 Greater Mack (2 Blks. N. of 9 Mile) St. Clair Shores the owner was m the back- tomer WIth an alleged habit July 11 yard domg lawn work of passmg bad checks The mCldent was reported On Saturday, May S, at Bike recovered on Fnday, May 4, at about 4 11.32 pm, four Woods pub- On Wednesday, May 2, at pm. Nearly two hours earh- hc safety officers investigat- about 6 30 pm, an off-duty er, the reSident had finished ed the woman, her two male officer III Grosse Pomte Park working m the yard She compamons, an infant and a stolen car With fraudulent plates The 21-year-old woman CITY OF HARPER WOODS and a 19-year-old man were CITY CLERK'S OFFICE arrested on vanous charges IwaIi3 WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Pollce drove home a 17-)I'ear- r old youth He was released reservation Week At ELECTION NOTICE to hiS older brother's 21- year-old gulfnend who sel & Eleanor Ford House NonCE \5 HEREBY GIVEN 'hat nomID"tlns pe,",on, for ,he olTLccof Mayor and elll pohce couldn't questIon Counlll "",.11 be .l.\;:nlabh: In the Hi1~r Woods City Clerk s Offic~ Monda~ throuSh II Fnda\ he,,,,,,n tile hOUr< of 8 10 a m and \ 00 P m unll\ June 19 200\ NomLn.lIng because she said she was "EVERYONE CAN BE A PRESERVATIONIST pc:l!twns Tna) be laken mlt on June 19 2001 however aU nomanallnR. pellll0ns musl be deaf fikd ID,he CHy Clerl' OlTL« 19611 Horper A,en" HlltJ'l'rWood' MLcb'Ban by 4 00 A 17-month-old infant boy pm 'h.' d.l Saturday, May 12 was picked up by a 28-year- An~ rei!.151~r~ \OI~r lhill rc:suks In the eLlY of HilrpcT Woods ISeligible to be nomm;;ll~(j f~lJ'Mayof or e.ly Council old female relative. All sub- Workshops to he~ you pweTVe your home, gardtn and famIly tTtasuTtS Jects hved m DetrOit 1lle purpose ot ta~Lng. nommatlng: ~t1110[\$ LSto nommate quahfLed reg.lstcre4 ...()(ef'S 10 the The woman check wnter Prnmted m conjunctIOn WIth Grosse Pomte HlStoTlcal SOCltty and Grosse ~~~~:~~re;~~ce:s (I) One two yeaT"term as Ma~oT" and (2) Thro: fOOT yeolr City had two unserved personal

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May 10, 2001 Grosse Pointe News : 16A News •1~ Bon Secours Cottage's Edith McNaughton Ford ( Center for Radiation Oncology opens its doors

techmques to provlde health healthy tlssue that sur- chemotherapy RadlatlOn lS WI By Jim Stickford patients to receive SOphISti- ConstructlOn was made pos- a local treatment while m, Staff Wnter slble by generous gtfts from care providers wlth a three- rounds a tumor" cated radiatIOn therapy chemo attacks cancer on a tn children of Ed'th Ford, Lynn dlmenslOnal view of the Another Important pIece th Improvements tn medical fight their own neighbor- systemic level throughout hardware m the new Bon hood Alandt and Benson Ford Jr body The plcture lS much of eqUIpment 10 the hnear th the body In honor of their mother more useful to doctors and accelerator room IS the of Secours Cottage Edith The Bon Secours Cottage "Chemo kills cancer cells at McNaughton Ford Center faclhty IS affihated ....Ith the In addltlOn to providing techmClans than a Simple table It's mounted on a gtm- state-of-the-art medical care two-dImensIOnal X-ray bal Thls allows the patlent's that, as I like to say, have rq for RadiatIOn Oncology JO'l'phme Ford Cancer at gotten out of the barn," said Henrv Ford Health System for cancer patlents, the cen. Once the CAT scan lS posltlon to be altered so that t, make It pO""lble for cancer FI"hl'r "RfldU'ltlOn onlv tel cuts uown un unvl;l lillie mauc, then lhe patIent's the radwtwn stream passes affect;, the treated area to get that treatment body IS mapped out In the through the least amount of ]i" "Coming here ui the differ- slmulator room, Fisher sald healthy tissue Many times I've been asked ence between a 20-mmute A phyS1CISt and a "Say, for example, you by patients who are gettmg drive and a 5-mlnute drive," doslmetrlst use the mforma- have a stomach tumor," radlatlOn treatment for a said Jacquelyn Flsher. dlrec- tlOn to develop a three- Flsher said "There mlght be tumor, wlll their haIr fall ~lL! tor of cancer programs at dimenSIOnal profile of the bowels behmd the tumor out Smce radlatlon affects C: Bon Secours Cottage "Those tumor that are healthy You don't only a speCificarea, If you're a minutes saved can make a And then the patient IS want to hurt healthy bowels gettmg a lung tumor treated h. real dlfference to people taken mto the hnear accel- With radlatlOn So uSing then the hair on your chest 01 With cancer" erator room There radlatlOn CAT scan slmulator, you may fall out, but that's wi. The center ltself has been ISused to destroy the tumor map out a route for the radI- about It" VI~ deSigned to be "user-fnend- The beauty of the modern atlOn beam to travel that ly" Patients don't have to lmear accelerator, said passes through as little The cen\er offiCially dnve far Access to the faCll- Fisher, IS that the actual healthy tissue as posslble opened ltS doors on Apnl 24 Ity lS made easy through a shape of the radlatlOn The patient ISthen taken to Right now techmclans are front entrance that has valet stream can be altered to "fit" the Imear accelerator room, cahbratmg the eqUIpment par.lung Also, sald Fisher, the tumor where hiS or her body lS for treatment Once that's patients don't have to "fol- "Tumors are lrregularly placed on the speCial table done, the center can handle low the yellow brick road" to shaped," Flsher sald "The The table IS then posltlOned about 25 patIents a day so that the radIation beam "We're proud we can gwe Edith McNaughton Ford Center for Radiation get to treatment rooms center of a tumor IS also In many hospitals thlcker than the edges By follows the path set In the personahzed service," Flsher Oncologytechnician Mary Maymer uses the latest in CAT scan room" sald "Our admmlstrator for computemed medical hardware to a map out the patients are processed in controlltng the shape of the one part of the bulldmg and radiatlOn beam, we can now RadlatlOn therapy, saId speCIal projects Marty location of patient's tumor. Flsher, can be used as a pri- Monastersky likes to say Thanks to such modem equipment. caregivers are have to follow some sort of more exactly send radiatIOn colored Ime across the butld- to where lt'S needed, while mary treatment, or It can be that we prOVide high-tech o better able to deliver radiation to tumor sites. while used m conJunctlOn With care With a soft touch" at the same time reducing the negative side effects. mg to get treatment, saId aVOldlng damage to the I Flsher In the Edith j McNaughton Ford Center, patients come In through :MtNNJQ~11t>m~;l mtt Jt~;~\flfJ.\j the front entrance for ease of ~~ " ~ r " ~-~~ y Ot) of(B)rosseJointe Jark, Michigan registration. The treatment rooms are Just down the NOTICE OF LAST DAY FOR FILING hall, makmg for a very short NOMINATING 'PETITIONS FOR triP between the front desk CITY OFFICES and the treatment rooms The faclhty's hnear accel- NOl1l1nJllOgpCllllOn~for the follOWingCity offices must be erator With multl-leaf filed with the City Clerk by 4 00 pm on Tuesday.May 15, Collomater and a CAT scan 2001 slmulator make this kmd of MAYOR servlce posslble The way THREE COUNCIL MEMBERS treatment works, said MUNICIPAL JUDGE Flsher, lS that once patients are dlagnosed with a cancer. Petition form~are aVJilableat the office of the City Clerk, ous tumor that can be treat- I'i 11'i E JcfteP>ti>, the pomt where he thmks row donor IS found, DavI.,' Staff Writer of people who are treated for School on Fnday, May 11, which rei>pond to factor;, thl!> IS normal for kids to feel doctori> estimate he'll have a 'J'hi ..e-year-old Jacob this cancer, he IS not fl uJU 2. to 9 p m that regulate ..ell growth thiS way" 50 percent chance of recov- DavIs is a bnght kid He not respondmg to aggressive ALL IS the most common The defective Iymphoblai>ti> Davli> recelve,> weekly ery If he doei> not receive a only knows the alphabet, he chemotherapy treatment cancer occurnng -n children multiply contmuoui>ly, chemotherapy treatment,> transplant. he'll have a 30 percent chance of beatmg albo knows how to read He's and IS In need of a bone mar- and represents 23 percent of crowdmg out mfectlOn-fight- administered through c, a geography WhiZ, too He's row transplant cancer diagnoses among mg whIte blood cpll<., red ,pinal tap at Mutt the cancer learned mQ,>t of the capitals NeIther his Immediate children 15 yeari> and blood cell<; and dot-formmg Children'" HOi>pital wh Ich The cost for t>ach blood of the 50 states family nor the 4 mllhon peo- younger platelet'> that oprpvent bleed make, It uncomfortable to ;,creemng I'> i!>HO 50 and '<" DavH, ali>o know;, the ple on the NatIOnal Marrow About 2,400 children are mg '>it, let alone play not covered by thl' Davlse,>' route from hli> home m St Donor Program match SIX diagnosed With ALL each "He feels pretty cruddy A ,>terOid treatment u"ed health msurance proVider Clair Shore<; to Mott necei>sary antigens m DaVIs' year With peak mCldences most of the time," ,aid hi" to break up the lym- DonatIOns to covel the co.,t of blood testing may be ,>ent Children's Hospital In Ann blood necessary to perform a occurrmg m children 2 to 3 mother MIchelle DaVIS, a phobla;,ts causes frequent to My Fnend'., Care BMT ArbOi successful transplant years old busmess teachel at North mood '>wmgi>, dlsonentatlOn :lnd Interrupts hl<; ,leep p"t- Fund clo .Tacoh Dflv, <., P () SUILC O..WUCI 1999, Dav I' Thwugh a blL uf IUl.k, a ALL lJ .. "UI" ""hen Lun .. "Th" k Uh.C.11la cell, hD.', l Box 345, St Clair Shore." has been battling Acute match may be found at a marrow overproduces a traveled mto hiS centi al ner- tel ns Lymphoblastic Leukemla bone marrow screenmg at mahgnant Immature celli> vou" "ystem It'<; gotten to If a compatible bone mar- MI48080 Grosse Pointe Woods sidewalk project to be revised for 2001

$307,000 worth of i>ldewalk., By Brad Lindberg path to city hall City offi- qualifies, but whdt about have the nght to make tho'>e i>ldewalks received a letter needIng replacement Staff Writer Cials were i>urpnsed, yet halrhne cracks? Should resI- homeowners pay for '>Ide- dated Apnl 30 outhnmg the ReSIdents face an aggregate OffiCial" m the largest of encouraged, by cntlcli>m and dents have to pay for Side- walk repaIrs on the Harper project bIll of $196,000 The CIty will the GrOSi>e Pomtes Will cost-savIng suggestIOns walks damaged by nature';, Woods Side of thClr proper- Subsequent repair estl- pay the $111,000 balance rework the stepi> to be taken offered by homeowners thaw cycles or heaved les~ ty? mate" mformed some home- toward next year's Sidewalk young and old than an Inch above grade by owners of repair bills total- mg more than $1,000 Other Accordmg to Woods offi- repall program "They had some good the shallow roots of clty- Thoi>e que"tlOn<; and CIals, the system may not be Startmg next spnng, a thIng;, to say," saId Ted owned trees? undoubtedly more will be reSident,; faCing smaller perfect, but It'i> the only one pubhc hearmg m the Woods Bldlgare, the city admInIS- addre!>sed en ma%e next repair" received estImates they've got Will let reSIdents as a group trator How about reSident, '>prmg at the pubhc hearmg as low as $50 Until the proce,,, derailed "One way or another," said ask questIOns and make whose property straddlei> Thl" year, however, the somewhat thl<; week, city mayor Robert Novltke, "It sugge"hons A recurnng theme asked the border between the ebtabhshed proces!> contm- employees armed WIth cani> would be shortSighted for u" The changes came thiS what constituted necessary Woods and Harper Woods? uei> Re!>ldents who have of spray pamt had marked not to make repairs" week after reSidents beat a repalTs An mch-Wlde fissure Do Grosse Pomte offiCIals cracked, crumbling or tilted Joe Gagnon to address the Eastside Republican Club

The East~lde Repubhcan IS an m-depth look at the In more than 13,000 homes NOTICE OF PUBLIC TESTING OF Club Will hold Its next mdustry With mrectlOns on natIOnally every year. ELECTRONIC SCANNING DEVICE An active community monthly meetmg on how to defend yourself m FOR Tuesday, May 15, at 7 30 the marketplace member, Gagnon has been REGULAR ELECTION p m at the Grosse Pomte Owner of Carmack presented With many War MemGnal, 32 Appliance and Service awards He IS currently on IN THE Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte Center m Garden City ~mce the board of directors for the GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL 1979, Ga.l'T1.m Nil ned hiS Garden City Chamber of Farms SYSTEM The featured spc'lkec Will expenence on t'he airwaves Commerce and presldent- and behmd the seTVlce desk elect of the Great Lakes be Joe Gagnon, talk show NOTICE I~ hereby given that The Gro"e POinte PuhliL SLhool He began hiS career m the Chapter of the Society of host on WJR-AM radIO SV~lem Will u\e the eleelroOic ~lannmg dcvl"e \~~Iem 10 all appliance mdustry m 1970 Consumer Affairs Gagnon's tOPiC WIll be preLlnll~ dunng the Regular Ele..tlon to he held on Monday. "Consumer Rip-Offs" workmg as a seTVlce manag- ProfeSSIOnals - a national June II. 2001 All voter, 10 the City of Grm\e POinte Park Gagnon has been dlspens- er for Amana RefngeratlOn organizatIOn dedicated to (PrcLlnLlA), the City 01 Gro~\e Pomte (PreLlOll B) thc Cit) of mg free adVIce on home lnc fostenng and mamtaming apphance~ as a talk show Gagnon IS a member of the Integnty of busInesses Gro~\e Pomle FJrm\ (Pre"mci C). and the Cil> o! Gro"e POlOleWood, (PreunLi D). lhe Town\hlp of Gro~,e POlOle host on WJR-AM and the Techmcal AdVisory In deahng With consumers and effectIVe eommumcatlOn (Prlllnll E) the Cay of Harper Wood~ (Preunll F) \\ 111 be Comcast CableVIslOn for SllV- SerVIce for Attorneys and Joe Gagnon eral years Well known as a also on call at the CIty of between busIness, govern- u,mg Ihc e\CllTOmL,cdnmng de\KC consumer gladiator, he has DetrOIt Consumer Affairs ment and consumers play<; hockey for chanty Gagnon IS ongmally from worked hard to bnng office where he works as an cau;,e" WIth the DetrOit Red NOTICE 1\ further glvcn lhdlthc puhh .. tC~lIngoj Ihc elellron Il respectablhty to the apph. appliance fraud mvestlga- Tlmmms, Ontano, Canada Wmgs Old-Timers He ha<; 'ldnnlng on KC for the rcgular election will be held on A former hockey profeSSIon- five chl1dren and currently ancp Industry He also has tor He has successfully lob- Tue\day Ma) 29 2001 .I: al lhe clcltlon OUKCIn al, he pla)ed for the Lansmg hve<; III Novl For more mfor- wntten several publicatIOns bied Michigan legIslators to Bame\ SLhool. 20090 Mormng~lde Gro"c POInICWooth to save consumer" money outlaw plastIc or vmyl-cov- Senators hockey team and matIon about the Ea.,tslde ered clothes dryer vents - m the mInors m the Eastern Republican Club, call (313) HIS new book, "FlTst AId Linda Farmer, from the Appliancr DoctM" re"ponslble for startmg firei> Hockey Leag'Ue Gagnon 882-2709 G PN 0';/10/200\ Sc..rcldry Board 01 l::du"allon the. g, I

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METRO DETROIT OUTSTATE DearIoam R...... The IIftIlob St. ClaIr SlIoreI )1429 Mack.- AIm AciJor. c--... (313)17~OO (810) 778-6141' "oon 01 Eosh< M... Rd (734) 761 100:1' On ,_hoo" rby hlfd Rd bt'N-~n !Mlsteund Btt...h O.llt-- SterilIlI H~ 'f.aIdab e- ..~ol8n.1~M ..11 1810l147.R111 lJ>roeIa, M...... """ PIaa er-t RapIdo, IIoeIOlI YIlIlop Mall On (0fTlC'f 0. Hall Rd and Hayes Rd 1734) sn 1850 (616) 9S711U On 'Of'T'lCf of F I'Y't Mdr .and M"mlNln 'IN1. 0aId0IMl Mall 1148)_1433 B"'onRd md!luttoolRd N,,". N,," T Cftttor" BUSiness Dally Source The New York Times Twenty stocks held Las t estabhshments IS all well ta IS prepared by the edltonal (IBm, the blgge!>t computer by largesl number of accounts a/ Mernll Lynch week, on and good, but the monopohs. staff of the News known to Wall Street May 4, LTS tIC pnce-fixmg of "hard spir- dpvotpd Last Sunday's (May 6) O'Nell's computer tracks Busmess sectIOn featured every trade 011 the ~"YSE, Ito," '" n0t Ju"tlfi"J Ul tIlll> II> d ,-uuklll~ ulJeuHlUll, dliU un 11lI.LvlJUdl It"m" uIT"1 "J ~\ most of thIS 21st century (competitive for sale at retaIl, smce RIck Bloom's strategIes the ASE and the NASDAQ the packagmg IS hIghly article hs t- pncmg of beer and wine at Ilhnols, hke most states, The headhne read "Tax It's smgle goal IS to deter- automated Not much labor 109 detaIls retal! IS presently permIt- Deferred MESP IS the way mme whpther money IS IS reqUired only requIres pnces posted of the ted) on the shelf above or below Ef to go" gOing mto or out of the mar. Success depends on mar- C, M ESP, At the beg10mng of WWII, LTS concurs WIth Bloom's ket ket10g and access to the the Item) which has the war effort reqUIred huge a. recommendatIOn The #529 Why? If more money goes retalhng operatIOn But taxes are higher m h, -been opera- By Joseph quantities of mdustnal alco- plans enable first-tIme m than goes out, prIces Smce the State of Illmols The IllinOIS sales ':tlve less Mengden hol, causmg shortages of the G Investors to particIpate WIth should go upl MIChIgan has sole control of tax IS 7-3/4 percent vs 6 per- ~han SIX So O'NeIl's computers do consumable kmd Many access to ItS 9 1/2 mllhon cent 10 MIchIgan And Cook wf =months payroll-deductIOn plans as VI, what they do They measure states stepped III and took reSIdents and It hmlts the County has an additional 8 • It IS a federally approved small as $15 per payroll every trade 10 dollars Is It control of the entire pur. retailers' profit marg1O, thIS percent hquor tax, while .plan, somewhat sImilar to Bank customers With U' up, unchanged or down? chasmg, warehousmg and wholesale hquor busmess Wayne County has none , :the IRS #401(k) plans, automatic payment plans How many shares? wholesahng aspects of the became a cash COwl slst 10 fund10g the Grandparents can gift up to ;1 10 the marketplace, every That's how the State of of the world's largest buyers pansons for a 1 75-hter bot- :future hIgher educatIOn $5,000 each per year Michigan got mto the pnce- of hard spmts The MLCC tle of Gilbey',> Gm, With the .needs of theIr grandchildren ($10,000 for jo1Ot-filers) day Last week the NYSE trad- fiXing of hquor, which today also has sole pncmg power 10 percent case discount ~t :andJor chJ1dren To obtam further 1Oforma- ed 5 9 bllhon shares, and the would be Illegal, obVIously 10 on what MichIgan con- western Cook County, out- No 529 requIres that only tlon, call toll-free 1 (877) f NASDAQ 5 3 bllhon shares restramt of trade and not m sumers pay for the product SIde the CIty of Chicago the 50 states can admInister 861-MESP (106 bllhon shares diVIded the best mterest of the con- at retall $1340, anywhere 10 ]1 these plans Ask for the MESP by 2, because both the buy- sumer Last weekend, LTS flew to MIchIgan $18 51 MichIgan IS one of 38 Disclosure Booklet and 109 and selhng brokers After the war ended, Chicago to attend a famIly For any purchase in o states to do so, ,,0 fae The Enrollment Matenals reported the same trade} almost all the states WIth- functIOn and dId a httle MIchigan, you are paY10g a f MIchIgan Department of drew from thiS war- pnce companson shoppmg 38 percent penalty premIum Treasury, which manages Market, up or If the dollars m exceeded ratlOnmg functIOn and of liquor products m a west- the statewIde school employ- the dollars out, Ignonng the profit to the MLCC' down? returned the hquc.r busmess ern suburb of Cook County Anyone else m favor of ees' and state employees' dollars "pushed" for the The bulls say, unequIvo- to the pnvate sector But not Did you know that pnvatlzatlOn of the MLCC? pensIOn plans, was appomt- unchanged pnce trades, do Mlclugan' ed to admInister MichIgan's cally, that the bottom was on you thmk the overall stock Chicago-area liquor mer. Cheers' March 22 and that we are The booze business is chants all offer a 10 percent #529 plan market went up that day? highly profitable The manu- LTS has seven grandchll~ onward and upward Of course It dId' dIscount for purchase of case Joseph Mengden IS a reSI' The bears say, maybe not factunng IS relatively sim- dren, aged 18 months to lots of 12 fifths/quarts or SIX dent of the CIty of Grosse so assuredly, that thIS rally ple, tc.e raw materials are half-gallons? Ever try that almost 10 years Thl'> I!>the Privatize is best Pomte and former chalrman smce the lows IS only a "bear read11y aVailable commodi- at your corner party store m best plan for accumulating Unhke the other states, m of FIrst of MlchLgan He IS ties, the d1stll1mg busmess Michigan? segregated assets for these trap'" MIchIgan the sale of alco- also a member of the LTS was amazed to see Fmancwl Analysts SOCLety dozens of hquor brands and of Detroit Inc JOHN M, R f C K E L, C.P.A., P.C. custom-sIze bottles not "Let's Talk Stocks" IS spon- INVESTMENT COUNSEL, INC. CERTIFIED I'UBLIC ACCOUNTANT available m MIchIgan sored by John M RIckel, 63 KERCHEVAL SUITE 100 Ilhnols IS conSIdered a "WIde CPA PC, and RIckel & Since 1929 GROSSE POINTE FARMS MICHIGAN 48236-3627 open" hquor state m whIch Baun, PC of Grosse Pomte TELEPHONE 3\3/881 8200 [MAIL "ckel baun@home com the consumer can negotiate Farms, and Investment MoneylPortfolio Management • Retirement & Personal Assets prIces below the posted Counsel, Ine of Grosse RICKEL Be BAUN pnce (There are no stickers Pomte Woods Accepting Accounts in excess of$2S0,OOO A PROfESSIONAL CORPORATION ATTORNEYS AT L.AW 63 KERCHEVAL SUITF 100 GROSSE POINTE FARMS MICrllGAN 48230 3627 TELEPHONE 313/BB6 0000 Long-time St. John 19511 Mack Avenue FACSIMILE 313/886 0405 Gro\\e POinte, Michigan 48236 (313) 886-0450 doctors are honored

SIxty-SIX St John Gordon, A Alberto Hodan, MICHIGAN HUMANE SOCIETY Macomb HospItal phYSI- A Joseph Hoskl, Harold cIans were recognIzed for Katzman, Chang-Soo KIm, achIevmg 25 or more years 'Mun KIm, Zenon Kossak, of ded1cated, compassIOnate Sushtl Kumar, Lawrence care to St John Macomb Lee, Edward Lerchm, Hospital patIents dunng the Arnold Leshman, KIm Lie, annual Med1cal Staff dmner RIchard Lubera, MIla dance Nov 11 Martmez-Mojares, SIdney Each received a plaque Miller, Shyam Mlshra, ... Robert Moore, Suraj ~ Ill,.....• that commemorated hIS achIevement NIghoon, and LUIS Nmo The honoree!> are all med- Add1tlOnal honorees were SPRING MUTT MARCH Ical doctors, except where Robert OrzechowskI, Moon noted Palk, AdoraclOn PalaclO- June 3, 2001 Edward Alpert, Jules Chang, Theodore Pantos, 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Altman, Roberto Barretto, Guy PIerret, Samlr Ragheb, Leonard Bayer, Yousef Gerald Rakotz, Kondragantl Come and Walk for the Animalsl Blshal, WIlliam Bonnefil, Rao, Choon RIm, DaVid Oswald BOStIC, Herbert Schwartz, DO, Herbert EDSEL & ELEr\NOR FORD HOUSE Brode, DDS, Amnat Sherbln, Milton Slmmon~, Chandra, LUIS Charbomer, GraCIano Smgson, Raymond 1100 Lake Shore Drive - Grosse Pointe Shores Hlsam Dado, Lmgareddy Sphlfe, Stephan Stuppler, The generous legacy of Mrs. Edsel (Eleanor) Ford makes Devlreddy, Paul DIOnne, Romeo Tabbllos, Ernesto Henry DomzalskI, Charles 'Iuazon, Kenneth Tucker, possit1le the use of these facilities in support of charitable causes Ebner,Rafia EI-Alayh, John Wagner, Lacey Walke, Ragaa Eldm, Jerry Charles Wemgarten, Alan for community t1enefit. Fagelman, Wilham Weltenberner, Stanley Fulgenzl, Voravlt Wolfe, Mark Zacks GeraVlpoolvorn St John Macomb Hospital The Michigan Humane 50ciety (MH5) invites you to participate in the Spring Mutt Also honored were IS a memter of St John Seymour Gordon, MarVin Health System Marcih on Sunday, June 3 at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Lake 5hore Drive. Proceeds benefit animal care program5 at the MHS. • The cour5e i5 5 mlle5 In length and completed In 2 "'aps" of 21J2 miles each around Business PeoRle the ground5. • Feelfree to walk a5 far as is comfortable for you and your pet. Gail Warden, preSIdent and chIef exec- • A 5pecial stroll is available for th05e not wanting to complete 5 miles. utive officer of Henry Ford Health System, has receIVed the Health Quahty Award • Official MtiS Mutt March T-5hirt5 are awarded to all walkers who collect more from the National CommIttee for Quahty than $100 in donations. Prizes will also be awarded to those bringing in $200, A'>surance NCQA IS a pnvate, nonprofit orgamza- $300, $400, or more and turning in their donations by the day of the Marcih. tlOn that evaluate" health care quahty • Registration forms (previou5ly pledge forms) and additional information is Warden, a reSIdent of the CIty of Gro.,sp POinte, wa" recogmzed for leadershIp that available by: all()ws hIS employer to pIOneer mnova- • Downloading the form at the MHS website, www.michieanhumane.ore. Warden tlOns • Calling Kathy Pearson at (313) 871-2065 ext. 622 Gro,,~e Po1Ote Park re"ldent Helene Lycaki ha" heen named to the newly cre- • Picking up a form at one of our Shelters ated po'ntlOn of a""l"tant dean for Health • Detroit - 7401 Chrysler Drive AffaIr" at the Wayne State Umver"lty School of Mpdlcmp • Rochester Hills - 3600 Auburn Road Shp WIll Identify networkmg opportum- • Westland - 37255 Marquette tlP~ that link out"ldp re<;ource" to chmcal, re'learch and educatlOnal government offi- Cial., wlthm the "chool of mediCine :MICIDGAN Lycakl earned a Ph D 10 chmcal psy- chology from WSU aft('r leav10g her native Lycaki ~ (lre<>c<>where 'lhe compl<>tpd a ma'lter'<; SOCIETY program at the Umvpr<;lty of Ath('n~ May 10,2001 Grosse Pointe News Business 19A, Searching for Grosse Pointe on the dub.dub.dub

AttentIOnl Be ready to chp time I'm gomg to say "pre- Encouragement of • Yahoo com the end of thIS column I'm ceded by www") However, It Barbershop Quartet SInging • AltaVIsta com gomg to hst as many of the was humbhng to find neI- 10 Amenca (lt's also known • Web crawler com search engines as I can ther my name nor e-mail 'Pointers on ab the organizatIOn WIth the • Omgo com But first, here are a few address was hsted - by any longest name m hlstoryl) • Northernhght com samples I have WrItten oftheml The site was a bIt out of • Lycos com about all the Grosse Pomte Want to find that specIal TechnOlogy date, With h~t111gSof March • HotBot com web sItes [ have found on the pIece of mUSIC or musical concert date~, but StII! kmd • ProfublOn com Internet at one time or artI~t? My top search engine of cute Oh. I kll6lw I'm breakIng a another, but what do you do pIcks are AudIOfind com, By Mike Maurer Now, a~ promised earher, promise, but don't forget the If you haven't had my MP3search com and here l~ a hst of as many dub dub dub (w ww)! columns framed and put up Lycos com page Gomg further 1Oto the and RobIn's Nest Jewelry search engmes as space on the den wall? AudIOfind limits you at hst demands the stram of The only reason they popped allow~ I WIll not repeat any Have a tech questIOn or If yuu'lt:: "euvJed yUll wlJuld ltk", web In general, I recom- until you get deep mto It, On Excite com (not one of Pomte as the SIte of one of Happy huntmg, and If you addressed In thl' columnt mend Ask com, Google com, but MP3 has huge archives my favontes), the Grosse theIr exhIbits "Bemg John find anythIng really unusu- Want to comment or add AltaVIsta com and, of Don't bother lookmg for the Pomte pubhc schools popped Malkovlch" came up fifth al, let me know your two cent~ worth? My e course, Yahoo com All of "Inkspots" or the "MIlls up m the No 1 poSItion, fol- SImply because It had a ref- • Dogplle com maLL address IS these must be preceded by Brothers" They weren't In lowed by the Grosse Pomte erence to the mOVIe "Pomte • Metacrawler com mmaurer@blzserve com www the archIves, and neIther News Also m the top 10 Blank" If you want to search for was "Glow Worm" If the last were the City of Grosse Grosse Pomte Woods' web- Grosse Pomte people, long two sentences didn't make Pomte Woods webSite, SIte came m at the Sixth lost fnends or folks who owe sense to you, you are defi- GrossePomte com and a cou- pOSitIOn The second page you money, there are the mtely under 40 years old ple of Grosse Po1Ote Realtor hsted the VIllage of Grosse Internet white pages They So, where does "searchmg SItes The Village of Grosse Pomte Shores, several G P are hke the telephone whIte for Grosse Pomte" come m? I POInte Shores webSite came Realtors and the "Grosse pages There are also search dId a search usmg "Grosse 10 at the bottom of the sec- Pomte" realIty teleVISIOn engines that do the walkmg POInte MIchigan" as my klly ond page of results m the show m keepmg WIth the for you words Remember, the goal No 20 spot best "SurVIvor" PeepIng The best search engines I of any self-respectmg web. Ask com (also known as Tom-Ism have found for locatmg peo- site IS to appear m the top AskJeeves com) hsted two Googlel I love saYIng that' • By Appointment ple are Worldpages com, 10 hstmg of any search Grosse Po1Ote Realtors In Google com had Grosse • Gift Cer1tflcates •1£ Infospace com and engme, smce most display the top two spots, followed POInte Woods as ItS No 1 Lycos com (ThIS IS the last only 10 webSIte results per by MIchIgan Craft Shows hstmg Realtors filled the next four spots, followed by GrossePomte com The next two slots were supposedly 31iiUag£ of Qf)ro5S.e:Joint£ ~40re5 IRS tax assistance is close by Shores and VIllage websItes, Counties of Wayne and Macomb Michlg,tn It's easy to get tax help tIons, WIth a descnptIon of tance usmg TTYtrDD eqUIp- but they weren't They are np-off SItes put up by and InfOrmatIOn from the each ment MultImag, a company trymg NOTICE OF ANNUAL VILLAGE ELECTION Internal Revenue Service • Call (877) 233-6767 or • Call (800) 829.1040 for to do web sItes on every Computer, fax, mall, tele- VISIt www Irs gov/cdorders tax assistance 10 the QUJIJllcd Elc!.lor, of thc VllIdgC of Gro~'e POlllte small city In Amenca Don't phone, and local IRS walk-m on the Internet for CD- • Call (877) 777-4778 for Shorc\ office servIces are avaIlable ROM Current and pnor- taxpayer advocate servIce waste tIme on them The rest of page one was all year long year IRS forms and publica- Get personal aSSIstance You .Ire hereby nOtified thaI the annual Elell10n oj the Village The follOWIng are num- tIOns from the NatIOnal WIth an unresolved tax prob- pretty much hke the others prOVided by the search of Gro"c POlllle Shofe,_ countle, of Wavne and Malomb, bers for free IRS assistance Techmcal • InformatIOn lem engines, except for one Michigan ",cheduled for Tuesday, May 15, 2001, Ihe cu\ and matenals The "800" ServIce are available • Access the IRS web SIte notable exceptIOn I found a tlJllldry thlld lue,ddy III MdY and "877" numbers are toll- • Call (800) 829-4477 for at WWWIrs gov Grosse POInte site I had free TeleTax - recorded tax • Call (703) 368-9694 for never seen It was for the In • Call (800) 829-3676 for messages of 140 tax tOPICS TaxFax furms and To be elelled are three IrU,lee' tenns expmng May 2(XB Grosse Po1Ote Chapter of free forms and pubhcatIOns and automated refund mfor- mstructIOns from a fax SPEBSQSA, more common- PubhcatIOn 910, "GUIde to matIon machme Linda S. Walton, ly know as the Society for Free Tax Services," mcludes • Call (800) 829.4059 for - Courtesy Villagc Clerk the PreservatIOn and G PN 0'\/03/2001 & 0'\/10/2001 a hst of 100 IRS Dubhca- heanne-ImDaIred tax aSSIS- of ARA Conten

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Thel kno\\ how 10 protect your hall from damage and can offer ,uUl..,uons on keepmg II healll1\' and beauuful hom mallicure>. ups pedICures and ...dk wrap>, when lIwmes to nails Tresses HWT StudiO I, Ihe bN Other Imponant SCI'\1Ce' offered al IhlS salon Include face leg and bllam waxing, faCials. ,klncdre and a nell lhemlcal depanmenl Mack & Moross Amoco Service I lenonI' 1011'>10 he pampered so Ilh, Ilaste }our I aluable time runnmg all dround IOlIIn for variOUS seMces? Tresses fhm Studio make, tOlal beaut, as ea~, as one phone call Thev are located In (,rosse Pomle at 16914 "-ercheval "Our Reputation Is Your Assurance Of Honest Quality Work" AH'nue dnd appollllmmts Ian be made b, lailmg (313) 881-4500 loran experience m excellence. call loday The profes IhOlI re panlculdr aboul IOUTlar then IOU ,hould be lel'\ partllular ahout \\ho doe, Ihe SCI'\Ill' dnd repair Pl'Opte ,mndl ,t,h,t> there are Ilaltmg to >hOl\ IOU whal a full sel'\lCe >alon I' all abolll m thl' area make 11a pomllo go to Mack& Moross Amoco Sen1cc IOlall'llll1l,ro~,e Pmnte I arm> at 19100 Macl \venue , pholll (313) 886 1040 lIa\1ng eqUiPped thell 'iCmle celller \I1lh lhe latl"il IDol, and malhmel'\ lnahll" Ihl~ l"ilabli,bment 10 accuratel, and , & econOimlal!l scmce \~lur lehlde t"0\\ " lhe ume of year to hal I' 10UflarlholOuWlII m>pccted and to have all needed repaH, Manor Pharmacy Surgical Supply altcnd('{l [0. Their expert repair semII' on all mah 'and models. assull.., I ou of bellenl ork alII a" dt ll'ibOoable pncC'i. Before YOUlakewurcar anlwhere be ,ure 10 dml' mlO Mack & Moross Amoco SeMce and gellhl'lI e,tlmate on Ihdt Michael G. Lebryk, Owner/Pharmacist repdJlorOlerhaul \Iork Wilh Ihe high pnce of gas, 11\\ould Ix a real mll..,tmenilO bale lOur engme lbl'Cked to make ,me Manor Pbannaev localed m (,ro" ...' PomtrWoods at 208.')3 Mack ~Ienue phone (313) 881-4480 ISIheareas full-semce 1011Ie geltmg the best ga, mtleage pOS'lhle YOUlan dept'nd on Ihe traml'!J mlchdnll~ here to do thl' Job allUrdll'lv pharmae; 1 hell R'Kl>lercd phdrmamt' all' al\\'a,,,>available to anS\ler que-.uons on prescnpuons or other products they offer ('l'Onomlcallv and m the ,hOrle>ltlml' fK1....'lble ~top IIllodal dt Mack & Moross Amoco Semce for the finN m complete ~mle ~l'\1le I'> the mo'llmpondm faclor m the SUCCe'i.~of a local pharmaC} the professionals at Manor Phannacy aUlomotlve repalf alll'3Y\ pUI Sl'l\1ce fiN fhl I parllClpate m mtlSl major pl'('C;CrIPlion prowamo;, offer semor cltll.en dlSCOUIllSand kcepaccurate IOmputen/l'!J pdtJelll drug pm file-. dnd It'lords qn file for ,our ..afell and comemence l'Tompt prescnpllon semce, oler the lOunter mPdKaliOns, dlabetK and health care ~upplies, 111amm~ and Ihe durable hospllal equlpmentlhel offer are >1II1to >311>1\am w>lomer\ need Manor Pharmacy keeps m slock a complete 1mI' ofhospnal beds canes. walker... crutches Grosse Pointe OB/GYN bt' [J][(.'<. t hllhng for MedICare WorkeN lompensallon and pnyale msurance ISalso prMonal carl for Ihe Ilomen 1I11hl~area Ihe Offill' of Grosse Pomle OBIGYN ISlocaled m (,ro,,'>!' If I'OUre nell III lhe ared 11,n Manor Phannacy and d1SCOyell\7W they are Ihe area> 'ljo I chOice Pomle al17904 "lack Awnue phone (313)882-6780 I hedtlC!oN al Grosse PomleOBIGYN are board Certlfil'll IIIoh~tetnc~ and gynecology and Speclalll.l"; m Ihl prohlem, and I.,MIC'>of women" bealth Thl'\' are tramed 10 C\aluate dlagnosc and plC'iCnbe proper mea>ure> for a l\lde lanet, of 1\orneI!' hlalth prohlem, and condition", Annu al exammatlons are a ,Ignlfic alll pari of p rewn tll I' heallh care fOI\l omen 01er Ihe age of 18and are recom m('l1dl'll York & Lancaster, Inc. hv many doclors. 1 he dOl 101'>of Grosse Polnle OBJ(;¥N I' al all.lhldor these rOlltme \ etllTlportant exam illations. 1 hI') al'>O The dn of lleatlle land<;\apmg I' a Job for an expenenn'!J profesSional Long con~ldered to be one of the local areas pfO\'lde blrlh conlrol counsehngand prl"iCnpuon" I emaicdl'>lJrdw l\hetherlhl'l he mmor 01 major are all capabl; handled leadmg Iand ... ape lOnlractor. OI\11l'r Mark Rdl~nond ha~ been sel'\1ng the landscapmg needs of the arl'a for file waN and bi thesc specldhst'> a~ 111'11a, pl'C),'l1anc\ Il">tll1gand mferliht, ulIlIl'>l'hng 1 he dOllors al>ound medICal adl1ce and trcalment m all amsan l'dll m"ldll properh 1 heir lem of e~'jlCnellle and their dedication 10 do a profC\.~lonal loh are ,'Our ~arantre<; thai pha'iCS of gvnecologJcal and IlINetmall an \\ 11atl'll 1\ our nl't'at 1740 1I0lhwood phone (313) 886-1919 Agent For Chicago Title Insllrance RUjlng a home I,an Important pun ha ... (lnll thedl't\f.md mortgagl'dOlllmenh are 'Igilld the propert\ l'IOUl'> 0;(1 10llthmk bllt 11mal oOlbe ChancC'iare louan thl'(lI\lln hUI a"ure mil' t'not halmg a deed 10hand Adecdalolle\\lll nOI cancel prIOr .nWlI~" otheN ma, hal l 10lour PlOfK'rt\ -nghh lnd ll,llm, IOU Ilouid Ill'\ er C\peciIO l'XI~t Tad D. Sprunger, DPM, PC When a IIIle pohe; I~ 1"'IIl'll through The Phlhp F Greco Tille Company an agelll for Clilrago TI/Il' !lIIlmlllCl' l'ropel fmt ldre I~a, ImporlanllO Will merall \\'ellbemg a, a heallhy dlct aod d regular exercise rmume The human Compalll YOUCdn re~t a~,urcd Ihdt 10llr ProfK'r11 1\ pro!l'lll'ti hI till pol Ie; ~ubJccl nnh 10 11~lI'rln If a flaIl m the t1111I' font I' a wmplex ,tnlClull' lOn",tmg of 26 bolll"> dnd 11 tom I' m addition 10 an arch tendon, mlJ'iCles and ligament'> dl'iCOI'Cred TIle PhlllP F G~o Tille CompanY\\l11 dl'fend thl lltle a~ I,~ued atl!~ 01\1) expen~e and \\11\ COrTl't.t or llear the Podlatr; " thl m('thcal ~peCiall, Ivhllh deal~ m t~atmg foot relatPd dl'OIde" and ailment'> ThC'iC mlWlI mclude lit Ie or mil pa} dnl lo...~ lOcurTPd ~UhJl'CtlO Ihl' telm, and prolNon, of Ihl' IItI< polin 'PO"' rel,lted mlllrll' Iwdlalnl dlalx'tll and genatnl foot lare como;, callu'iC'i hCl'1~PUN bUllion, and olher. \ lOll one II00I premium lml'r. the l'nllll 10"1 for l' long a~ 0\11W"hlp rl'mall1~ m ,om name !'rOll'lUnn of \Our Dr Tad [) C;prunger lxldrd tl'rtlfiCll IIIfml ,urgerv and a Diplomate of the "mencan Flnard of Podlatnc '>urgel'\ I~located propem TC'it,on thl' finanCial ~lahlll!\ pmfl">-'lon.,1 lOtl'gTilI and IC\pnn'lbll nlolnagl mem ofthl' title m~urancl' lnmpaO\ 'lo III(,row' POInil \\()()(I,at2001~ \ldlkA,emle phone (313)884 7566 Hl'offel'both '>tltglcaland non ~UrglCaJpodlatnc lreal ~l'lcct 10ul11tle m~lIrann a' larefulll a' IOU Ilnuld al1l ",hl[ lO'uranu l>mlCl t \1luT'iClf agalll't lo"due tn litle dl fcct~ In"I~1 merl for area re'ld('nt, ~nd" ,I emltled \\ound 'petlali~1 !mpha'lImg con..enall\I' care Dr Tad D Sprunger can coun'iCl on an rMlll'r~ IItle lO'urann pollC\ Mlll'tl through The Phdlp F (,reco Title Company locatClf m (,ro,'iC !'om I 1amI' ,1I 121 loull~ardmg IlhlCh podlatnl lrl'atml'nt~ may he nCCe'i.<;'dr;and 1'ihlCh mlR!Jlht' tbt' mo,t appmpnaw for \'OUr pari Kular il.ercll<'\al phone (113) 14-1.5S56 and m (,10\.0;( Pomil \\()()(h ,It Iq:;Oi \lad \\'l'mll phone (313) 343-0220 TIle Phdlp r pmhil'm Ireatment ma, mdudl ml'dlCallon major or millor ~urgel'\ and orthOl1C\, I\'!llch are pll"iCnplJon dC\1CC'imolded to Greco Tille f.ompany ha' T<'Cl'llIl, opl'lH~l lhl'lT nl'\\[",t IcK auon m Ilrlrol1 Of}\\I">t {,rand IloulCl'ald m thl \1'11 ( I Ilter lhe fOOlaod ",om m'ldl' the "hol.' fhN. dC\1ccs coommatc the funcl1on~ oflhe 1'3110U' parts of the fOOl BUlldmg "Ilite 675 \011 can I 0111Ihat10c,1I1nn at (~13) ').)f,. 7lJ9'l Dr Tad 1) 'iprunger 1\ on 'Iaff a' finn 'lccOUI"'i(.o1lagl' 1I0~pllal as I~I a~ "t John J{u~pllal and I~aladaOie for pnmal\ lare or a ..ceond opmlon and 11\'!cumt" 10LllmqulnC'i al anI lime If you hale lx'Cn refl rred to a podlaln'l or feel a need 10 <;('(' a foot ,peclah~1 lake time to lon,ull \\llh Dr Tad [) Sprunger il.eepmg you act I\'(' and 00 your fcells hIS fir;1 pTlOn~ Rophi Technical Services, Inc. Bob Reaser, President • Serving The Business Community Since 1989 East Area Allergy & Asthma Center Ilu,m(";'>("> hoth lorge and ,m,111 10ntll,(1I to \Coin h lor 11,II 11,11">10 1111n a'>('prodliCUll[1 .111ddl I r<.1'1 I 'Ill IN" \\l1h tbe propercomplliel applicallOn' mod'lll hu'lOl">'oC'i Ul ,Ihl! 10 keep up 10 IIl'm \lam a~nc("; from Ihe \\'Orleplale and 'iChoollauo,cd b\ cold, arc acllJalll duc 10 a'lhma and olher alletglc dl'oOrdl'I'> It would ht' 10 10111ildldnlagt' TOcontact Rophl Tcchillcal 'iemccs \\ IIh tbn'<' loca'lon, III I a,tl III \111hlg,1ll lOll (,lIl n 011h I wntuall, 01told 11111go a\\al hut allergll"> u,uall, pt r'I't Ihe dedlCalPd people al Ihl otTice of Easl Area Allergy & A.o;thma thrm 011(810)441 444ll 1111'<,(wmplill T"'1I\ 1111,1'>\\111II OIL \\lth ITIll md h, Ip 'mooth thl 1rItHlal and complcte 0,{'1\1(( 10 hl'allh can' tor patlCnt~ ~uffenng from a~thma nE't\I'Ork mto 10l1Tbu,ml"-' PII lun Ilr Illlng \il)on Ihl Ir I xpt m nll 111thl'>hlghh Il~ hnu ,II fI('ld \ thorough IIndl I'>lalllhl1g of havfeH r 1m I">dnd olh, r ,llIl'rgi( dl<'(lIdel'> ""I em O1anagrml 111'>(I'\lll' "UPlll)r1 ,lilt! d,11lrom allergll dl'lomforl ranglllg from.m oIggral,ll1ng ra,h 10 <,( 1I0U' IC\plralOI'\ plObll m,11 I'mg ,.\11 thl' nlO't m{K!I'rn tl dlilologilal 'll!lam ,.., 10 Ihl' field of ml'dll me I<><;tmg1,111hi' perfonnl'd to delermml' whICh ,uo..talllC'> on ~l!elramlOg meTlUlllg \Ct lip commtllllt oItlOll, and "lllotl'''lll <,( I up ,met( Iliing 1111I I m Olfllad\1(1 10m l'lllmg I..Old Ian hI' alolded \1 Ith Tim lOmpwhl 1l,11l 1'\00IudilOn Dr Jenmfer K Appleyard and Dr Anne H White are hoard certified and proce"mg ,pl'l'ad,hcct ... databa'>l"> lOlegratClI palkagl' IIld 01\10111.,OIIII,1Il dl wlupnllnt I h" '11'>l»,fKUIII/I In bll'IIl""'~ \\11110un'o('l ,tllllOnU'lllmga 101,t1l1lanagl'lTlllll plan and Indlllduall7.ed lrealment program tl'iellhotll '1,lem" I hcv feal\lll' ,mall \\,11 m, \\llh 100lI Ill.ul ,tartlllg wllll r ~ \ (KlOlKI and for largeT olppillatlon ... ttll I h,l\'(' Man} lIl~lHal1(l' plan~ honor ,lilerg; I<"tmg and lll'alment and the ~talf at tbe otTice 01 East Area A1JerRy & A.~lhma kl') ~y~lem~ PHX and Ole'i...agJng on hold (,enler11111 Ix happ, to go Oil nOllr n'ljLJlrrml nt, and Ihelrc~I' befon treatment hewn' ThedoclOl and hl' ~taJ\'behl'\'C that PeNlnah7l'tl tralOmg ({)mprehen~"l' lfIullo,{'lIng md plOf,"'IOI1oI1 foll(~1 up arE' '>Orne of lhl' n',I<,(IIl' Ilh, Rophl g()()(1heallh 1\ 11Tl!)0I1,1Il1I hi I an IOl1Iementll 10lall'd m (,rO'>.'iCPOinte ,It 17770 \lack Ayenue Phone (313) 885-6.167 to TechnICal 'Ierv1CC'lI' 0,{) well kntl\11l aillong 'lit ((">,flll bll\mr ...'o(', III 1111'Ul a 10 '>(~ hmv 100Ir hU'IOl'\.' coin Ix nefil flOm a Slhedult' an oIppomlml nt or fm morl miormatton rcgdrdmg allergy 1C'>lIngand lrealment complllel net\lork I all Rophl Techmcallien1CC'llmj

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Encampment to depict life in old Grosse Pointe 'TJttabawasBee Valley Fife & Drum By Mad'lelne Socia Children and adults will get a Special Writer cbance to wren to tall tales and Corps from MIdland, Mlchlgan He,... the cannons ro,...! See the Wltness e variety of demonstratlons "This weekend will offer a umque- tomahawks fly! Meet French mcluchng muzzle loading, cannon Iy three-dimenai.ona!1Dtroducb.on to voyageurs, British officers, the ~ firin8, tomahawk and knife throw- the region's rich heritage," said Llsa Shawnee ChiefTecu.mBeh and more mg, weaving, sewmg and candle Gandelot of Grosse Pomte Farms fallCUlab.ng figures from the rBglon's malong She is co-chamng the DetroIt 300 partner program with fellow past. Trade auver will be on dtsplay. GroSBe It's all possible, when the Grosse Netlve American face pamting will Pointe Histoncal Society trustee Pointe HLBtorica1 Society and the be demonstrated. and oftieer Debbie Graffius. Clty of Grosse Pointe Farms team Period portrayals Wlll include "It Wlllbe an experience that visi- up to turn back: the hands of tune depietiOl'ls of Native Americans, tors of all ages will never forget and for the free Grosse Pointe traders, settlers, civilians, French we hope that it will generate a new Encampment on the Shores of Lake VOYt1&U'UB and Canadian, American, enthusiasm for local bLBtory." St. Clair. 1650 to 1820. French and Bntish military person- Unhke a trip to a museum, where The unique interacb.ve event will nel silent reverence is the acceptable come to the Groase Pointe Farms Guests are Invited to browse and etiquette, reenactors encourage Pier Park (Lakeshore at Moross bu.yin the encampment's "Suttlers. Inquiries and take a scholarly Road in Grosse Pomte Farms), from Tent They'll also get a chance to approach. Their replies are factual 10 a.m. to 5 p m Saturday, May 19, peruse and purchase a variety of and accurate. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, May histoncal books, videotapes and Thomas Dolega of Grosse Porote Woods assisted in planning the 20. The two-day event IS free and other materials about the Grosse open to the public. Pointes ev'ent along with his rie Diane and The area's past will come to life in Authors Madeleine Socia and St. Clair Shores reenactor Dale an entertainmg and enlightening Suzy Berschback, both Grosse Canapmi Dolega said reenactors way when more than 50 costumed Pointers, will be on hand to sign carefully craft tbeir personas reenactors from Michigan, Druo, their new pIctorial .Iustory book, "I portray a French-Indian War Indiana and Ontario, Canada, bl'U)g "Images of America Grosse Pomte: era long hunter turned Enghsh spy," Great Lakes frontleT rustory to hfe 1880 • 1930." See ENCAMPMENT. page 9B through authentir., period portray- Entertainment als will feature the

GettiDg ready tor the GroQe Potnte BDC8JDpIIlent. a t:wcMSay event to be held at the rums Pler Park. ,are st. Clair ShOftS-ba8ed reeJUlctOl Dale CaDapJal. at the left. CaDapinl wUl portra,. aa eat)" I"I'e:Dch settler llke those who populated the oro- Pointe area In the 1800s. Be III shown with RIchard Solak. Groue Pointe Jl"anu elt)" IUJI8CCr. Debbie 0:ndIl-. co-cbaIr- maD of the BD.campmeDt; Oroese Pointe I'anD8 Mayor Edwud Gaflaey uad UN Gaadelot. BDcampment chalrmaD. The eftIIt ill put of Detroit'. SOOth blrth- day eelebratioD. GndIlus and Qen4e1ot an also ofB- ceD of the 0r0Ue Pointe HIstorical SocIety. Dale cauaplDl • f' -.

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May 10, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Faces & n1aces 38 Run around Grosse Pointe on Sunday, May 20 The 21st annual Pace 12 45 P m In the Cottage Antiques show: The the Pomtes Fun Run and Hospital Lobby for a $12 Walk Wlll take to the 17th annual Greenfield fee VIllage Antiques Show & streets on Sunday, May 20 For more mformatlOn or The oldest runnmg and Sale WIll feature Dan to get an entry form, call Elias, host of the popular walking event In Grosse (810) 779-7900 Pomte IS produced by Bon TV program "Antiques Secours Cottage Health Roadshow" as a guest lec- Tutor training: The turer He Will "peak at ServIces and Cottage Dommlcan Literacy Center Hospital Athletic Medlcme 12 30 P m Saturday In the IS celebratmg ItS 13th Anderson Center Theater Program (CHAMP) and anOlversary as a non-profit sponsored by Health HIS tOPiC "Behmd the orgamzatlOn that helps Scenes at Antiques AllIance Plan (HAP) adults Improve their read- Th~ rdl.!J wIll ~tart at 1 R()'lri~110" '\ New F::lcC In mg, wntmg and math an Old Fnend " pm at Cottage Hospital, skIlls Some 230 adults Joel Lefever, curator of 159 Kercheval In the come to the DLC each week Farms, and wIll fimsh at the Holland Trust Museum, for free one-on-one tutormg, Will diSCUSSGrand Rapids Bon Secours Hospital, 468 and about 170 tutors donate Cadieux In the City The furOlture from 1870-1885 at their time each week to the 1 pm Sunday route IS about 3 mIles program The show and sale Wlll be Refreshments Wlll be The center needs more held on Saturday and avaIlable before and after tutors A 12-hour Tutor the races courtesy of Sunday, May 19 and 20, 10 Trammg Workshop Will be Lovett Hall, adjacent to Sodexho Marnott ServIces, held on Fnday and Greenfield VIllage and the Bruegger's Bagels, Nmo Saturday, June 8 and 9, to Henry Ford Museum Some SalvaggIo InternatIOnal prepare new volunteers who 30 exhibitors from around Marketplace, PepSI and want to help No teachmg Kellogg's the natIon Will offer expenence IS reqUIred The antiques and mformatlon Those who attend and Many Harper Woods High SChool students participated in the Race for the workshop IS free New about their specialties those who compete can also Cure, a fundraiser for breast cancer research held on April 21. In addition to tutors are asked to donate a Proceeds from the two- take advantage of free many runners, a local band, D/Lwt, volunteered to play for and cheer on the minImum of two hours a day event and the preview more than 30,000 runners and walkers. health screemngs and dIS- week workmg With students mght Wlll support and plays In the lobby of at the center, WhIChIS locat- enhance chJ1dren'~ camps, Cottage Hospital There wIll Band members are Steven Dombroski, Billy Pierce, Graham Rockwood and ed at 9400 Courville m cla~ses and field trIpS Ryan Wise. be blood pressure screens, DetrOIt The workshop Will A preview OIght on fleXIbilIty tests and body be from 5 30 to 9 30 p m FrIday, May 18, Will gIve composition analyses, as well as tours of the new patrons a chance to view year, durmg NatIOnal EdIth McNaughton Ford the collectIOn before It IS Volunteer Week, UOIted Center for RadiatIOn open to the publIc For tick- Way honors exemplary vol- Oncology and Surgery ets to the preVIew, whIch unteers for theIr commit- Center. range from $100 to $350, ment to the metro DetrOIt A pre-race stretch, led by call Margot Mehringer, commuOlty Instructors from the Bon show dIrector, at (313) 982- Dorothy A. Cartwright Secours Cottage 6120 of Grosse Pomte Park VltalFltness exerCIse pro- Co-chairmen are Dede received one of eight Heart gram, Wlll help partiCIpants Booth and Linda Kughn. of Gold Awards She was lImber up Honorary chairmen are Mr. recognIzed for her contnbu- A free Tot Trot for chIl- and Mrs. William Clay tlOns as a v,'hmt" 'r to the dren 3-4, 5-6 and 7-9, will Ford. Paul W.Smith of DetrOit InstItute of Arts be sponsored by the Cottage WJR-AM IS the media Cartwnght 'itarted out as Pedlatnc department The chairman a docent tramee, but has mlm-races begm at noon on AdmiSSIOn to the show IS moved on to hold other POSI- the parkmg lot and dnve- $8 at the door and mcludes tIOns such as hlstonan, way at the Kercheval a program and both lec- enrIchment program plan- entrance to Cottage tures For more mforma- ner, chairman of docent Hospital tIon, call (313) 982-6120 peer evaluatIon" and van- "Pace the POIntes IS an ous board pOSitIOns She event everyone - young Heart of Gold: started a ~peclal program In and old, walker or runner UOIted Way CommuOlty 1993, "CelebratIOn of Black - can enJoy," said Joe ServIces honored 15 volun- Culture"," WhIChhonor" Cimino, coordmator for teers from 'ioutheast Black HIstory Month eveD CHAMP "The race runs Officers, trustees Michigan at ItS 2001 February through !>omeof Grosse The Chlldren's Home of Detroit recently nluned new officers and trustees Celebrate Volunteers Pomte's most beautiful for 2001. Grosse Pointe Woods resident Anne Musial continues as CHD pres- Luncheon AprIl 25 Each - Margie Rems Smith neighborhoods It gIves fam- ident of the board of trustees. IlIes a chance to share an In the back, from left, are Mark VanDenBranden, first vice president; enjoyable afternoon of exer- Gregg Watkins, assistant treasurer; J. Gerard Teagan, treasurer; and Mike cise and fitness" Horwitz, ezecutive director. Local contnbutmg spon- In the front, from left, are Rebecca Brown Mandel, cOJTesponding secre- sors Include the Lakeshore tary; Anne Musial, president; Sandy Meador, second vice president; and Optimist Club of Grosse Priscilla Mead, recording secretary. Pomte, METRO Credit New elected trustees are Charles Baisch of Grosse Pointe Park, Mary Uruon, Au Sable Outfitters, Gretchen Belloff of Detroit, the Rev. Canon Phillip Jackson of Detroit and Gonzalez Integrated Susan O'Rourke of Grosse Pointe Farms. NURSING HOME Marketmg, Grosse Pomte The CHD was founded as an orphanage in 1836 and is Michigan's oldest 8045 EAST JEFFER~ON AthletiC Club, PortfolIo XXI, cblld care provider. DETROIT, I\IICH. Amencan MedIcal Response 821-3525 and the Grosse POinte UALlTY NURSIVG C \RE News Friday, and from 9 a m to 4 Early regIstratIOn IS $10 pm Saturday through Wednesday, May 16 Race-day registratIOn For more mformatlOn, Wlll be from 11 a m to call (313) 882-4853

Mason holds auction Mason Elementary SC:hool will hold Its second Tin Can Auction from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Friday, May II, on the school grounds. This year's theme is "2001 Auctlon Odyuey." In addition to the auction Items, the evening will feature a moonwalk. karaoke, games and bal- loons. Up for bids: tlckets to Tigers games, an Amer- Ican Girl don, cuatom-made golf clubs and lots of gift certificates to local businesses. Proceeds will be used to purchase new refer- ence and llbrary boob. For more information or to donate an Item, call Nancy JOlIeftak, shown at the left, at (313) 881-2851, or Sharon Anderson at (313) 885-7267. 'May 10, 2001 Grosse POinte News 4B Churches _II Pregnancy Aid The Pastor's Corner plans annual Dealing with worry walkathon By a local Christian Scientist The fourth annuJI WOrl) can !>ometlmes take up a large portIOn of Walkathon, a fundralser for one" day. magnifYing a problem and !>talhng con'itruc- Pregnancy Atd, wlll begin at t 1\ P thinking 2 p m Sunday, May 20, Jt Web"tel define" "worry" as "per!>l"t£'nt or nagging St Paul Cathohc School atl<'ntlOn 01 ('/Tort" There I" nothing wrong wIth rea- 176 Grosse Pomte Blvd In "ol1mg out "olutJOn', but per~l",tent frettmg over plOb- Grosse Pomte Farmb Thl I [,'m, I" u'ele<;" C,m the !>tres'i of per"lstent "'orry be route will be along plllnllldted? Lakeshore to Moross and ('PI tamlv But how? back to St Paul School WOlry about finance~ bUSIllP"" health. "tre"" In L",-ht rpfre'ihment<: \\ 111 , n'!<1tlOlhhlp,. or an) cnSlb 1<;de!>troyed In proportIOn aV';,llable ' Ul ,h one genumely tru!>t;" God PreSident Julie Hagl In thp BIble, (Matthew 6), Chn,t Je;"us bpoke to the explamed that Since 1974 mulutude, about'" orry "Therefore put away anx- Pregnancy Atd has helped IOU" thought" about food and dnnk to keep you allve. more than 18,000 women bl and clothe, to lll\'el your body ~ offenng free aSSIstance for Then he coun,plpd them "S£'t yoU! mmd on God's unplanned pregnancle" ~uch kll1gdom and hIs JUbtlce, and all the re!>t WIll come to WATCH as tests, maternity clothe, you a" well " Members of the Women's Alliance Toward Complete Healing (WATCH)were cnbs, car seats, baby clothl' Thl" give" U'i a practIcal step to take - sE'ttmg our guests tecently at a production of "Tony and Tina's Wedding~ at the Har- and supphes It IS also d thoughts on God - mbtead of Ignormg our need" or mony Club in Detroit. WATCHis a breast cancer support group for young referral semce for medical fl ettmg about them women and women young at heart. The group meets on the fourth Tuesday educatIOnal, legal and finan How do we kno\\ we can trust God? There are of each month at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Grosse Pointe Farms, clal needs as well as adop dozpn" of BIble "tones whIch prove that God solves WATCHmembers who attended the play are standing, from left:"Debbi~ tlOn semces OUI problem;" when we turn to HIm for guIdance Bono, Karin Garrett. Teecie Keegan, Judy Herod, Nancy Gutkowsky, Tony. For more mformatlOn FOI e"ample, the giant Gollath prebented a huge Dee Seddon. Jeanie Graham. "Tina." Sheryl Hogan. Nancy Mackintosh. call (313) 882-1000 '" 01 f) to Kmg Saul when the fate of hIs armies and Mary Ann Budnick. Liz Palen and Carol Miller. KneeUng. from left. are Alice CH'n hI' kmgdom were threatened by the Phillstmes Gaffler. Andee Seeger. Sally Maguet and Helen Kim. II Samuel 17 I Nobody wanted to face Gohath'" size and ,tl en!,rth In the days before the showdown, Woods Goh,lth paraded back and forth m front of Kmg Saul's men tr, Ing to intImIdate them St_ Clare of Montefalco offers concert Presbyterian DOC'l1t worry tend to mtlmldate us 10 the same \\ <1\ ) holds monthly DaVid wa"n't Impressed When he stepped onto the by Detroit Concert Choir on May 11 battlefield, he ran toward Gohath, calhng out, "I have The DetrOIt Concert ChOIr NadIa Stratelak, Paul and Judy Jogan open house come agamst you In the name of the Lord of hosts WIll present ~Magtcal World Wesley, Mane Zacny, Donna TIckets are $15, $12 for Grosse Pomte Wood, \\ hlch you have defied" of Opera" at 8 p m Fnday, Abdoo. DIana Barone, semors and students Call Presbytenan Church, 19950 Then he 'ihot a stone that felled Goliath Instead of May 11, at St Clare of Margaret Cooper, Barbara (313) 882-0118 for more Mack, WIll hold Its month" g'vll1g In to the fear that Gohath was playmg on, Montefalco Church, 1401 Fromm, Stan Harr, Valene mformatIon NeIghborhood Open House Da\ld'" habIt \Va., to trust God to gUide and protect WhIttier m Grosse Pomte Hudson, Dan Isenschmld on Fnday, May 18 hIm from the threat Park ThIS month's format IS d1f The ba'ib of the trubt that DaVId naturally Works by Verdi, Domzettl, ferent Parttclpants are expl e~"cd I" "ummanzed m these words by Mary GIlbert and Sulhvan and First English will hold annual asked to meet at 10 30 a m Bakpr Eddy, the ll!"covell r of Chnstlan SCIence others WIll PP nt tlsented rummage sale on May 10-11 at Parcells MIddle Schlln! "Whatever 11> governed by God, IS never for an lOstant under the dIrectIon of on the comer of Mack and depnved of the 1Ight and might of IOtelhgence and Grosse Pomter Gordon The Women of the Church women and chIldren, garden VernIer, for a one-hour con- Life " ( SCience and Health WIth Key to the Scnptures, Nelson at FIrst Enghsh Ev eqUIpment, tools, household cert of show tunes At 11 30 pg 214 I Guest artists mclude Lutheran Church, 800 Items, furmture, small am, all WIll return to the Ml <; Eddy tl usted the avallablhty of God's care at Grosse Pomters Dma Soresl Vermer In Grosse Pomte apphances, and more church for lunch The co,t of tIme" 10 her hfe when Illness, financial rum, and even Wmter and BIll Kupsky Woods, WIll hold theIr annu- ChaIrman IS Betty Mortson the concert and luncheon I' homele.,sness threatened her In every Instance, she Other Grosse POInte singers al rummage sale from 9 30 PreSident of the Women of $6 For reservatIOns, call the tm ned to God'., gUIdance, whIch solved each cnsls are Mike Johnston, Judy a m to 4 P m Thursday and the Church IS Mary Klem church office at (3131 886. When worry tnes to nag us, hke those 10 the Bible, Leonard, John Lovegren, Fnday, May 10 and 11, In For more mformatlOn, call 4301, or Kathy Kuehnel at we can calmly trust the power of God's care to brmg Robm Ramsay, Mike Samyn, the fellowshIp hall It w"l (313) 884-5040 (313) 881-8186 harmony and a greater sense of peace m our lives Jan Stewart, Pat Stewart, mclude c10thmg for men,

Christ the King :Ii..~ /~~~ Grosse POinte ~ t · ''l Lutheran Church • ~ WOODS '" Mac!- al Lcchmoor ~(!1! PRESBYTERIAN W 0 884-5090 ~,~.. Church RS'HIP I ~ 1'i&.I045am \\orsh,pServlce SERVIClJ'S 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier) , lj ,U a m SundJy School & , I Btblc Classes 9 00 & 11 00 a m Worship M}stef) ManSion" 10 10 a m Educatton Hour First English Ev. Lutheran Church ~i5tOric VBS June 18-22 Nursery 5e1VlCeS Available Grosse POinte Umtarlan Verruer Rd. at WedgeI\ood Dr SUf"rI ,«d \Ul lenth Grade 7 30 a m Ecumemcal Men's Fnday Breakfast The Rev. Bryant W. DennISon, Jr. - The Rev. Dr. Julia A. Dtmp: A ,TEPHEN MINISTRY and LOGOS Congregation ~r(,lIrrd 8625 E. Jefferson at Burns, Drtroit 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Grosse Pointe Farms Parkin!: VI\lt our \\Cb\lte www j3p<. org 822-3456 16 Lakeshore Drive, Gro~ Pointe Farm .. • 882.5330 rI (313) 885.4841 • www.christchurchgp.org

CALL 313-882-3500 To reserve Display Advertising space by 2 p rn FrIday • May 10, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 58 Working mothers are today's pioneer women WIth the gUilt that women A gIrl starts life as a moth- m fields formerly regarded the home They have IJlen feel about mca"urmg up to er at an early age Just as male tern tory, such as part of a movemenl to make the "tandard.., of mothermg about the time she IS able to medlcme, law or engIneer- workmg COndltlOns h£'ttel walk, she IS handed a baby mg But no matter how for women It wa!> not too that WE:re "et by their own doll "Love the baby," she IS much she dIstInguIshes her- long dgO that only the mo"t mother" told "Give her a hug" self In her chosen career, It menial low-paymg Job" and Barbdra Berg, who mter- If a new brother or sister can never take precedence oftentimes the most dangel- VIewed 1,000 women m her comes along, there are more over her role as mother ous Job!> were avaIlable to book "The Cn"ls of Working httle nudges m the mother- Most mothers who go off women Now they have Mothers," (SummIt Books) mg directIOn "Be nice to the to work would hke to stay gamed entry to the profe,,- offers thIS comfortmg com- baby, babIes are precIous If home Wlth theIr babIes No Prime Time "lOns Not only that, they ment "We all have to hve you're good, you may help matter how much they enjoy have dl"tmgulshed them- WIth guIlt but we'll have me take care of the baby» their Jobs and how much By Marian Trainor :>chc:> Lyudl jJ"'J fvl ~'i..l:ll gll-dlu l-Vllllvl v\ ~r It vnle work I!>a bdttle not yet won, we lealIze It comes from And so It goes money they earn and con- Once motherhood was a The future mother IS also tnbute to a good life for theIr there IS al"o the need for somethmg di!>tant m our hfebme career It still I", but Inducted Into such chores as family, there IS a naggIng To bulld a hfe around the employel" to estabh"h day past and not for the"e Imme- Wlth a difference - door" dlshwashmg, vacuummg, regret that they are mISSIng growth of a child IS a blessed care center" for chIldren of dIate events to whIch we so have been opened and hon. cookmg, etc She may break a precIous bme that can prIVIlege To share their workmg mathers The latter ea<;lly pm It" lon" expanded by changmg Another pos<;lbllIty, dnd out of the mold temporanly never be recaptured Not to wonder, to expenence their benefit loom" hIgh 1D the bmes, the economy and lon<;CIOUSne% of mothel s 1<., m school when she makes be there when the first tooth JOY, to mInister to theIr one that IS catchmg on, Wlder expectatIOns Mother" breaks through, the first hurts, to be their world for a who work that women are runmng the basketball team, takes a who teel a need to expand shop course and elects SCI- step IS taken or the first brIef time of their childhood, No mother wants to "pend bm,messes out of their theIr hves beyond the con- her workmg day wondermg ence rather than humanl. word IS spoken IS a loss that who would wlllmgly mISS It? homes Shm cd Jobs are fines of' home have the If her child 1<;gettmg the ties She may go on to major can never be regamed another way to go to relIeve approval and encourage- care, attentIOn and happy the tensIOn and responslblh- ment of SOCIety Those who times WIth a b::lbysltter he or ty of Jugglmg home and go Into the Job market to she would enJoy If mother career 'I\vo mothers would help out With the family were at home Mothel" shale one pOSItion, each Safety precautions for seniors finance" are loved It IS only WOIry about thl!> m "lllte of workmg one-half day or when the mother who choos- Tho often, the news car- Draw curtams or • Don't keep large sums statIstics showmg that chIl- "phttmg weeks es to stay at home IS regard- nes stones about elderly blinds at night so people of cash In the home dren of workmg mothers do Whatever, these modern- ed as a lesser person, as one people bemg assaulted or can't see In from the out- • Don't let anyone you Just fine day pIOneers WIll find ways who doesn't hve up to the robbed m theIr homes SIde don't know mto your home Recent research !>hows and means to lighten the expectatIOns of bemg a help- James AI WIlkmson, a chIldren of workmg mother" load of mothers who work mate finanCially, of bemg a health law attorney and • Invest In a hIgh-quali- • Don't IndIcate that you develop Just as well emotion- and forever ufterward new person of lesser abilitIes, author of "A Family ty door lock, Ideally a are away or that you hve ally and SOCially as chl1dren mothers wIll look to them a" then thIS whole new set of CaregIver's Guide to deadbolt that goes mto the alone whose mothers stay at role model<; values IS flawed Modern convemences Planmng and DecIsIon door frame home The questIOn Yet mothers who work and have made mothers' chore" MakIng for the Elderly," • Don't leave notes on remainS, do chIldren know care for a famIly are true at home ea<;lCr than ever says that mCldents hke • When you go out, leave the door or put keys under that the person clo<;est to pIOneers, hke the mothers of LlVmg standards and prlces these may be prevented by a radIO, TV or lIght on to the mat when you leave them WIll not be there to years gone by who braved takIng the folloWlng pre- make It appear that some- soothe and help, do they have nsen, whIch has made the hardshIps of travelmg It necessary m many case<; cautions one IS home • Don't gIve money or mIss the secUllty that buy somethIng m response across the country to help for them to work carve out new terntOrIes should be part of the nurtur- • Set up a check-m sys- to a "cold call" from a tele- Mothers at home became • Always keep outSIde Where the family could Ing years and grow up a ht- tem wIth fnends and phone Sohcltor or stock mothers who work But doors locked The same prosper, these modern-day tle too fa"t, a lIttle too neIghbors If you go away, broker there IS one thmg about goes for Wlndows, car doors mothers are blazmg new ter- <;Ophlstlcated, a lIttle unm- let them know how to con- mothers that never change<; and garage doors ntones also volved and unable to estab- tact you • Don't fall for sweep- - their love and concern for To begm Wlth, they have lIsh close I elatlOn<;hlps? stakes scams their chIldren • Make sure you can see made It an acceptable chOIce ThiS IS a questIOn that wIll • Keep an mventory of who is at the door WIthout for mothers to work outSIde have to be dealt WIth along Happy Mother's Day! haVIng to open it your possessIOns and all "A Family CaregIver's officIal documents In a GUIde" IS avaIlable from FalfVlew Press for $1695 • Use a telephone safety depOSit box answenng machIne to To order the 272-page screen calls • Update your emer- book, call (800) 544-8207 gency contact hst and post MentIOn thIs article to • Use timers on hghts It near a telephone for easy receIve a 20 percent dIS- when you're away access count and free shlppmg

How to live longer, Planning for the future stronger doesn't always Let US introduce you to the eastside's best-kept secret Seven out of 10 women in retirement living. Both Father Taillieu Residence and over age 70 are unable to hft involve retirement. Just 10 pounds About seven out of 20 elderly men are Askabo/lt State Farm Long Term Care Imllrance DeSeranno Residence are located in quiet, beautiful equally fraIL Thmk of the everyday because we care! settings in convenient locations. Each with spacious actiVIties that become dIfTi- cult when you can't hft even call State Farm Agent: 10 pounds of weIght. Mark Wllamowski apartments and immaculately maintained grounds 18720 MaLk Avenue SiC 270 "All of us want to remaIn Gro"e PIC Fdrm, MI as active and mdependent 313.881 8100 plus a host of amenities including: as pOSSible for as long as we can," says phySIcal therapIst • excellent meals served daily • activities wilh Lone Schleck, pnmary author of "StaYIng Strong," Like a good neighbor, Stat~ Farm is there: a book of strength-buildmg weekly housekeeping transportation exerCIses for semors pub- 5utefarm,com- • hshed by FalfVlew Press ~It FJrm \{ulwIAutomot',.k 1n.,ur.UKl(omPJm "Fortunately, we can do chapel offering 'A Home office I\I'MltIlm!l1

Easy and Safe rem 0 val for Men & WOmen About 1ml1hon new cases Adullccd treatment for wounds that won't heal Now there's a more effective solution, the new lightSheer Diode Loser, a state-of-the-art of skm cancer WIll be chag- system specially deSigned to remove unwanted hair foster, with less nosed In the nation this Bein~ healthy is one of life's great pleasures. year discomfOrt, and mo'" reliably than other methods "We want everyone to con- But for people "ho h.l\e \\OHlld~ 111.1t\IOll I hl.ll due to Due to the inc~ fuccess of laser hair removal, SIder Melanoma Monday the dl.lhell ~ or other health condlllon~, ~omel\me~ life l~ le'" we are glad to announce the e~nsion of our first day of a lIfelong habit of th.lll en]ol.lhle hecau~e of Ihe pam, the \\orne.., .lnd services to include hair removal for men. examInmg their skm," srod other diffllultle~ Dr Nora Kachaturoff, one of , INTRODUCING several Grosse Pomte der- Now there's hope, matolOgIsts who WIllpartICI- MICRODERM ABRASION pate m the exams St John \\ ound Tre.l1menl Center h.h hro\l!(ht together a le.lm of\\()uno care ~peclah~t~ dollor~ OliN ~ MECHANICAL EXFOLIATION THAT A recent survey commIs- Ih('rapl\h .md other medlc.I1 prob~lonah. \\ho H~e the • REJUVENATES SKIN SIOned by the Amencan Academy of Dermatology 1.1tN, mo~t adullced Ircatment<; to hdp )OU he,ll And !(et - IMPROVES OILY SKIN • SOFTENS ROUGH, DRY SKIN found that less than one- halk to ('n]O\lllg life • REDUCES FINE LINES third ofAmencans currently exam me theIr skm for SignS If )OU or ~omeone \OU lo\e ha.~Awound that won t heAl, I MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL I plea.~c c.JIl St John Wound Treatment Center to rIldke dn r------, of melanoma and more than I 50% OFF I half don't know the SignS of AppOIntment for a con~uhatl()n \\rth our wound care melanoma ~P(,ClAh~h : ANY ONE SERVICE I I Must present coupon at time of appointment I "The key to successful \1edKarc cmd m()~1 lO'Uran<'( '2Cceptcd ~ =~~~~~~~1~ treatment of most types of cancer ISearly detectIon and Plea.~ caDtoday - SfJOHN Hospital and treatment," KachaturofT 810-447.5511. Wii".s,.,,~ Medical center saId "WIth melanoma, earh- _,.....c.- er detectIOn IS eaSIer It:~time to beal IlSl.CI*_ because the SignSare VISible nght on the surface of the skm" , • May 10, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Health 78 Women's stroke risks best detef1nined before menopause A woman's cardIovascular The study was deSIgned to tlon, the changes 10 LDL, postmenopausal women to younger, so we don't have to nsk," says Ttetjen, associate nsk factors such as choles- descnbe changes m carcuo- tnglycendes and body mass adopt habits and treatments deal With lots and lots of professor and chalf of neu- terol and blood pressure vascular nsk factors shortly 10dexwere larger than those that may ward off heart diS- people who are very 111 later rology at the Medical readIngs before menopause before menopause and up to between the first and fifth ease and stroke In hfe" College of OhIO m Thledo are a more accurate precuc- five years after menopause year after menopause LDL However, the new study An accompanymg edlton- "Maybe we ought to be set- tor of whether she wIll A second goal was to evalu- mcreased 47 mmoVL (17 7 suggests taking preventIve al by Dr Gretchen E tmg the bar a httle lower for develop heart disease or ate the assocIation between mg/dl) m perlmenopause steps earher because It finds Ttetjen, and Dr Robm Brey what we determme to be stroke after menopause, nsk factors before and after compared to an 06 mmoVL that many women already says the study hlghhghts abnormal" researchers report In the menopause and carotid ath- (2 5 mgldl) 10crease after have nsk factors - elevated the Importance of reestab- The study dId not dIrectly May Issue of Stroke Journal erosclerosIs menopause, the tnglycende levels LDL and tnglycendes hbhmg normal ranges of address the Impact of hor- of the Amencan Heart The researchers evaluated change was 23 mmollL as they approach blood pressure and hplds for AsSociatIOn mone replacement therapy 372 women (339 of whom (20 5 mgldl) and 11 mmollL menopause premenopausal women and on cardIOvascular nsk fae- were whIte) who completed (9.3 mg/dl), respectively More Importantly, these of mvestlgatmg cholesterol- t()r~ Th!lt 'mp't('t ('ould be "Thtl VI tlllltlllOpaUbalnsk exam1OatlOns before Premenopausal nsk fac- premenopausal nsk factors, lowenng statm drugs and assessed In future evalua- factors may be a stronger menopause and agam at one tors were a stronger prediC- even If they are Wlthm nor- aggressIVe blood pressure tIons to determme whether predictor of carotid athero- and five years after cessa- tor of the amount of carotid mal range, were more control as a means of pre- altermg nsk factors With sclerosIs because they repre- tion of their menstrual thlckemng and plaque strongly related to the devel- ventmg a stroke In post- sent cumulatIve risk factor cycles 'rhelr average age revealed by ultrasound opment of blockages m the menopausal women honnone replacement thera- exposure durmg the pre- was 47 5 at premenopause "Women who had elevated blood vessels than nsk fac- "Those nsk factors don't py or other mterventlOos menopausal years whereas exammatlOns 10 1983 and cholesterol, hIgher blood tors measured at or after necessanly have to be translates mto less athero- the nsk factor changes dur- 1984 The exams Included pre~sures and Increased menopause. abnormal to mcrease the sclerotiC disease, they wnte mg the early post- measurements of choles- body weight before menopausal years have a terol, blood pressure, glu- menopause had increased "At least five years after shorter time for mfluence," cose, body weIght and body blood vessel thIckening and menopause a substantial says Karen A Matthews, mass index (BMI, whIch IS atherosclerotic plaque for- number of women had mea- Ph D , professor of psychIa- weIght m proportion to mation 10 the neck arteries surable plaque," says LIZ BALDWIN, MSN, RN try and epIdemIology at the height). after menopause Such Matthews "Women WIthele- Umverslty of PIttsburgh changes m the carotId arter- vated plaque had nsk fac- MedIcal Center and lead Begmnmg 10 1993, the Ies are asSOCIated WIth an tors for cardIOvascular diS- Clinical Nurse Specialist author of the study postmenopausal exam 10creased heart attack and ease when they were pre- in Therapy/ Counseling Thts means that women mcluded evaluation of the stroke risk," says Matthews menopausal. mcludIng ele- who are at hIgh risk for carotId arteries to detennme None of the changes In vated systohc blood pres- strokes and heart attacks whether thlckemng had nsk factors dunng the early sure, LDL cholesterol and Now Accepting Medicare after menopause can be occurred by ultrasound postmenopause penod were low levels of the good HDL Identlf'ied dunng the years Imaging - 314 of the 372 associated with plaque for- cholesterol before menopause women had ultrasound stud- matIon "This suggests that we 313-886-1030 "Prevention strategies ies The risk of heart dIsease can look relatIvely early, should not be put off until During the ttme from per- and stroke mcreases after before the onset of symp- menopause when a woman's Imenopausal (the few years menopause 10 part because toms, to see who IS at high nsk of cardIovascular dis- Immediately preceding estrogen productIOn nsk. PreventIOn efforts ease mcreases dramatIcal- menopause) to first.-year decreases Doctors often should begm when a women Radiation Oncology Specialists, PC ly," says Matthews postmenopausal exam1Oa- step up efforts to encourage IS 10 her 40s or even Excellence is brought closer to home Amr Aref M.D. AARC offers tips for living with asthma Chnlcal Associate Professor Nearly 15 milhon people Asthma treatment tants your lungs are sensI- asthma epIsodes when they Wayne State University m the United States have plans often inc1ud.. spverAI tIve to - that may mean happen. asthma, a lung dIsease that medIcations gtVlng away a pet, aVOIdIng - Do oot try to Ignore an Paul Chuba Ph.D. M.D. affects pMple of all ages and - Some m~dIcations offer smoky rooms, or staYIng asthma episode hopmg It Clinical Assistant Professor races Asthma epIsodes are qwck relief dunng asthma indoors on smoggy days WIlljust go away triggered by a vanety of Im- epIsodes. - Consult your doctor or - Stay calm and practIce Wayne State UniverSIty tants, such as heavy smoke, - Some medicapons are respiratory therapIst for good breathmg techmques thick dust or very cold 81r deSIgned for long tenn pre- more mformation on com- - breathe m slowly through Weekends and after hours consultatIons are These and other "tnggers" ventive care mon asthma triggers and your nose and blowout available by appomtments cause an asthmatIc's 81r- - Make sure you know how to aVOIdthem. through your mouth uSing ways to constrict making It whIch one to reach for m an • Maintain good general the pursed-hp method (hke St. John Medical Center difficult, and sometimes emergency. health you are tryIng to whistle) St. John Macomb Hospital ImpOSSible,to breathe • Avoid your asthma trig- - Your body works most - Use the medicatIOns 22101 Moross 11800 E. 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With your doctor and them - Exercise regularly doctor or a local emergency respIratory therapIst's help, - Take steps to aVOIdIm- • Take control dunng chmc Immedtately you can learn how to take good care of yourself and how to control your asthma effectively The followmg tIps are offered by the Amencan AsSOCiatIonfor RespIratory Care and can help you hve a ED I T H McNAUGHTON FORD CENTER FOR RADIATION ONCOLOCY more actIve hfe in SpIte of haVIng asthma • Seek quahfied medIcal attentIOn - See a doctor and respI- ratory therapist who are well mfonned about asthma and the newest treatments Advanced cancer treatment where - Get a treatment plan deSIgned just for you - everybody's asthma ISdIffer- ent you need it most-Close to home. - Be sure you understand the plan. 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Grosse Pointe News I EnJ!!gements a laude from Wilham Smith • of their daughter, Robyn cme from the Umverblty of College Dold- Marie Dold, to Trevls DetrOit She IS a government Myers IS a graduate of the Edward G1110w,,;on of Keith fitness center director Umverslty of Chicago and and Vonna Gillow of Bellamy earned a bache- DePaul Theatre School He Gillow Traver..,e City A September lor of arts degree III socIOlo- teaches at the Open Wmdow weddmg 1<;planned gy from Wayne State School m Bellevue, Wash Doug!n.., flnd Elame Dold Dold attended Western Umverslty and a JUriS doc- of (hO""l' POinte P,lIk have Michigan Umver..,lty She IS torate from Thomas M r ,lIlllounced thp eng

Pennsylvama State Umverslty and a master's degree 10 busmess adminis- EUubeth Anne Weyhlng tratIOn from ~ Western and J.. on WIlllam Myers Reserve He is a F<1fltl account manager WIth Weyhmg graduated cum Goodyear ,Meetings Woman's Club the season, a Lobsterfest, on Fnday, May 18, at the The Grosse Pointe Tompkms Center m Grosse Woman's Club Will hold Its Po1Ote Park Call Gmger or annual Spnng Luncheon at Ron Morketter at (313) 824- 11 30 a m. Wednesday, May 3739 16, at the Grosse Pomte Next season's club officers Yacht Club The program are Mary and Bill Harbert, will be by astrologer Nancy preSIdents, Elizabeth and Bahlman New officers WIll Glenn Peters, treasurers, be mstalled. Scholarships Betsy and DICk Boynton, Will be awarded to students secretanes, 'Ibm and Sally from Grosse POinte North Moore, membership chalf- High School and Grosse men, and Gmger and Ron Po1Ote South High School Morketter, SOCIal choormen British Gentry Queen King We will be closed Mothers Day, For more mformatIon about Sler{1h Bed Sale $2,392 Sale $2,542 Republican the club, call (313) 823.5607 MSRP $-t 785 MSRP $5,085 Sunday, May 13 Women Farm, Garden Repubhcan Women's Club L--l of Grosse Po1Ote Will meet at Association 7 30 P m. Wednesday, May The Grand MaraIS branch 16, m the lounge at First of the Woman's NatIOnal Enghsh Ev Lutheran Farm and Garden Church m Grosse Pomte ASSOCiatIOn Will meet at Woods The program "Three noon Monday, May 14, at the Women of World War II," home of Adnenne Gregory. Will feature Ins Gnbble, Co-hostesses Will be Dorothy Janet Sharpe and Redma Schmidt and Jean Wright Trembath, who WIll tell theIr The program Will be "What's memones of mvolvement m New In Garden Books," pre- World War II The com mum- sented by Beverly ty IS mVited and refresh- Rttro V,' Btd Donaldson Summer Cottage Bed ments Will follow the pre- Queen sentatIOn There Will be a $2 Queen Sale $780 charge for non-members Sale $990 MSRP "S I,$IiO G.P. Questers . M<;RPSI'I80 KlOg The annual meetmg of Klllg Newcomers Sale $990 Grosse Pomte Questers WIll Sale $ t, t 47 MSRPSI,980 be held on Fnday, May at M~RP $2 29' Alumni 11 The Grosse Pomte the home ofMeg Laune Co- Newcomers Alumm Club hostesses are Dalllelle w1l1 hold Its final party of DeFauw and Lisa Gandelot Babies Michael Alan Maternal grandparents are Helen and George W Martm Walkowiak Jr. of Grosse Pomte Woods Mike and Joh WalkOWIak Paternal grandmother IS of Grosse POinte Woods are Martha Jane Hllles of the parents of a son, Michael ColumbIa, Tenn Alan WalkOWiak Jr, born Apnl 18, 2001 Maternal Zachary Robert RIPer Roads Bed Frr( ,\I.rltn" fl,d Qllcen grandparents are Sam and Heimbuch ',j $1)() '",rilll Debbie Lopiccolo of Hamson Sale$2,325 Bob and MIchelle \",'J ,~~~o 11,,11, Ij,( {Hj" I',h( of Township Paternal grand. Heimbuch of Grosse Pomte ,111} "t of i,d,I",,! parents are Dr Art and f... III " Nma WalkOWIak of Grosse Park are the parents of a Sale $1,475 Pomte Woods Maternal son, Zachary Robert ~...... ,,' 1')1 great-grandmother IS Susan Heimbuch, born Apnl 9, Lopiccolo of St Clair Shores 2001 Maternal grandpar- ent,; are Doug and Judl Rachael Marie .. Swanson of Twm Lake Hines Paternal grandparents are JIm and Lorraine Heimbuch Leshe and Albert McGUire Hmes of North Muskegon of NorthVIlle Great-grand- are the parents of a daugh- parents are Helen ter, Rachael Mane Hmes, HeJmbuch and Lllhan born Feb 27, 2001 Grenda, both of Dearborn

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May 10, 2001 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 98 Presentation ma es Encampment From page lB thousands of dollars In reahty,~ ~ald Michael hors d'oeuvre a work of art he 'did "He's a fictIOnal thelr quest for perfectIOn Farley, Grosse POinte Pre!>entatlOo IS every- 12 sheet!> and stack them m an mch or so from the character based on people Those who stop by the HIstorical Society pre"'ldent thmg when It comes to on a large cuttmg surface tiP, leavmg !>omephyllo who were known to have Dolega's Pler Park campsite "The Souety I" dbo grateful servmg food If the food (QUickly wrap the remam- wrapped around the ba"e eXI"ted I read histOrical can expect to see authentic to the local foundatIOn" and looks extra special It Will mg phyllo dough for later of the tips Carefully "et text" about true characters hand-crafted clothmg, tools orgaOlzatlOn~ whIch are certainly add pleasure to use) the tip!> aSide for garOl"h and early correspondence of and accouterments Along helping to defray expen~e'l ' Farm ...' City Manager the palate Cut the phyllo dough III As you're cuttmg the mlhtary or trading posts with a musket, an early half, combine both stacks stalk ..., arrange tl)e cut Then I dl ew on a number of spyglar:.s and compass, they Richard A Soldk lOncur ... , Into one and cut m half piece" (rxpo"lng the other ~ourte" and event" to pack archaic proVlslOns "Gro" ...e Pomte Farm~ I' agalO (cutting each time asparagus) on a "ervlOg treate a pC!~ona that, whIle mcludmg parched corn, eXCited to be pdl t of A LA ANNIE DetrOIt'" 300th dnnl> er~al \ By Annie Rouleau Schenff on the short Side to create tray "tarqng on the out- It mdY not repre~ent one block chocolate and brick 48 rectangular pieces) Side of the plate, then partlwlar per,on, IS typical tea celebratIOn The Use yoU! fingers to hghtly moving toward the center of the "peufk place and As an added conversatIOn Encampment at the PH'I sprmkle some water onto Wh('n you've filled the period piece, Dolega created a Jour- Park 1" a wonderful wa) to a clean kitchen towel plate nearly to the center 'However, ...ome reenat- nal written In French with expenence our hl ...tor) dnd :I w(' hnpp that milnV p('op\p \lIIdklllg IL ulily ::.lightly ,2 lIHJh" vi ~UI 1J1..HA tliL t"J' Jv lJuJ tr.l) lL-dl charac -,\:1lnut hull mk :lnd qUill damp) and lay It over the cut tip" upright, expo"lIlg tel, flom hl"tory» pen It IS a correspondence Will enJoy It " cut ph) 110 dough to keep It the !lowers Wedg(' a, ReenactOl ~ tYPically between hiS spy and Sir The Grosse Pomte from drymg out many tip" as you need to Ill\e!>t countle, ...hours and Wilham Johnson, a real HistOrical SoclCty wa, Place a piece of cut m order for them to "tand Enghsh Indian agent m founded In 1949 It!>pur dough on a clean work up on their own Dlfferrnt Community New York pose IS to pre!>erve and pro surface and brush It With hClght" of the tiPS make a Month!> of cooperative mote the history of the Grosse Pomte commumty J found thiS week's melted butter Place a Olter presentatIOn Chorus concert planmng have gone mto recipe m Martha Stewart's piece of pro!>clUtto along Fmally, lay 5 more tJp~ !>tagIng the event With F'lr additional informa- Hor!> D' Oeuvres one of the short ends of !>hootlng out from the is May 20 hopes of mspmng wlde- the rectangle Top With a !>tandmg stalks, creatmg eyed wonder Without tIOn, call Gandelot at (3131 Handbook I made some The Gros~e Pomte tablespoon or so of the the IllUSIOn of a flower wrenchmg the wallet 886-0800, ext 20 Detail" mmor changes to slmphfy CommuOlty Chorus WIll pre- grated cheese Place a Present your fresh aspara- "We really appreclate the Will abo be posted at the procedure and !>ent ItS 49th spnng concert, stalk of asparagus on top gus pinwheels at room support of the City of WWWCIgl o~"e-pomte- enhance the presentatIOn "Melodies of Broadway,~ at 3 of the cheese WIth the tip temperature Grosse Pomte Farms m wood~ ml u">!hlstory htrnl pm Sunday, May 20, m the of the stalk exposed (by I know that thiS sound" makmg the Encampment a Phyllo Wrapped Crystal Ballroom of the about 3/4 Inch) over the hke a lot of work, but the Gro~se Pomte War Asparagus edge of the dough Roll up recipe Itself I!>really qUite MemOrial, 32 Lakeshore 24 pieces fresh the dough firmly, "ecunng Simple The final presen- Tickets are $10 for adults, WAYNE STATE asparagus (thick), bot- the asparagus spear tat IOn took a bttle time UNlVERSllY $3 for chIldren Tickets may toms trimmed Brush a second piece of and patience be purchased m the front 12 thin slices pro- phyllo With butter and Head!> turned on the office of the War Memonal sciutto ham (about 6 reroll the wrapped aspara- Hill as I walked my work oz.), cut in half cross- gus Into It Place on a bak- of art Into the Grosse wise mg sheet Pomte News to be pho- f.;~~~ 2 cups coarsely grat- Repeat With remammg tographed Your efforts Grandparent a swashbuckling sex romp filled WIth ed Parmesan, Romano, asparagus, hmng the Will not go unnoticed adventure and romance or asiago cheese wraps III a row, close You can make the wraps class offered Playing until May 19th only 12 sheets phyllo together but not touchmg a few hours III advance, dough Tear a 5-mch pIece of fOIl store them covered and Bon Secours Cottage Call (313) 577-2972! 1/2cup butter, melted and lay half of It under cut them Just before serv- Health SeTVlces w111offer a the asparagus tips, foldmg mg Don't cover the wraps free Grandparent Class HILBERRY THEATRE Fla'5h steam the aspara- It ovpr to cover them on until they have thorough- from 7 30 to 9 30 P m gus You can do thiS a day top 'rou might want to lay ly cooled or the phyllo Wednesday, May 16, m the Sl 1\\( 1:lI'IJP"\ '\011 ()" SIll IPlt:\1 \I SI 1\0" III advance Bring a pot the fOIlon the baklllg dough Will become soggy private dmmg room (lower ( \11 1111 Hll\ ()111( 1 111I)\\' (With a "team basket) sheet before you begin to After you fimsh the final level) at Bon Secours With 2 Illches of water to a save a step presentatIOn, loosely cover Ho!>pltal, 468 Cadieux Bake the wrapped the servmg tray With plas- bOIl Place the asparagus lWENTY FIRST ANNUAL standmg up m the basket, spears at 450 degrees for tlC wrap and store m Today's chl1dbeanng cou- cover tightly and steam 5 to 8 mmutes, untIl the refngerator (for up to a ples are bemg taught many for Just 2 mlOutes The phyllo becomes a golden few hours) Remove from thlOgS that seem to be the MOUNT CLEMENS JURIED asparagus Will "till be brown Don't wander from the refngerator an hour exact oPPosite of what the firm and boast a bnght the oven as you don't want before seTVlng There soon- to-be- gran d pa rents ART FAIR green color If you over- your efforts to go up m won't be any leftovers to were told when they became steam the asparagus It smoke Remove the wraps worry about parents Norlne Fuerth, a Will become too soft to from the oven and allow to The recipe IS Martha'", Bon Secours BlrthCare work With Dram and set cool to room temperature but the presentation Nurse Educator, teaches the aSide If you ~team the Cut the wrapped stalks deSign belongs to me sessIOn and encourage" both asparagus ahead of time, mto about 3/4-mch shces, Don't be afrrod to take grandmothers and grandfa- ::.tare 10 a sealed bag m on a shght angle Cut the your creative thoughts to thers to attend the refngerator shces until you come With- a new level Call (810) 779-7900 Before you begin to assemble the a"paragus wraps, make sure the FRI. 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ranges from $M 50 to :jl 13 50 Detroit, experience more flat The Mothers' Cluo of at 2 pm, through May 26 Educational dUlmg the Grol)se POinte ChIldren under the age of 5 than 100 years of automo- Grosse Pomte South High T1ckets are $7 for adults and adventures VIllage As<;oclatlOn'l> free and members are admitted tive hIstory and travel from Maglcal Myl>tery Kmgdom School will otTer tradItIOnal $5 for chJldren Call (313) free ShOWing 111 the Frontiers to Factones Thl' Gros,e Pomte War and not-so-famlllar annuals, 961-7777 Pamt The Wmdow., Conte~t, Museum's $15 million IMAX through the permanent Memollal, 32 Lakeshore In garden accessones, crafts Saturday, May 12, from 10 Meet Amelia Theatre are Mlrhael Jordan exhIbItions of the DetrOIt Gro""l' Pomte Farms, afTer'> and statuary during thelT Meet the world's dIZZiest a m to 1 3D pm, In the to the Max, Super HlstOTlcal Museum, 5401 .a full .,chedule 01 edUtatlOn- Burstmg Into Bloom Sale Vtllage "hoppmg d"tnct, domestic dunng a Speedway, The MagiC of Woodward m DetrOIt HI and .,oual adv('nture., fO! Gardeners can browse and along Kel cheval between Youtheatre productIOn of Fhght and Cyberworld 3-D Youngsters, ages 5 to 11, can .(.hl1dll'n Ldunch your ambl- buy, Fnday, May 11, from 9 Nl'ff and CadieUX In Gros~e Ameha Bedella and The Dally screemngs WIll be partake 111 a WIggle GIggle tIOU'>otT"pllng, age., 15 and a m to 5 p m and Saturday, Baby & Other Stones, Po In tl' Pllles will be award. offered, on a rotatmg bal>ls, Polyne~lan Cultural up, on a ne", tal eel path May 12, from 8 a m to 2 Saturday, May 19, at 11 a m ed for thl' be'>t mterpl eta- begmnmg at 9 am, on the Workshop, Saturday, May ;.,Ilh Upt a .J obi ,Job Huntmg pm, on the front lawn of and 2 p m and Sunday, May tlOn of thl' theme Entry hour m the mornmg and on 12, from 1 to 3 p m The fee ..."klll -. fOl 1l'en., Thur,da\, Gros~e Pomte South HIgh 101 m., are avaIlable at The 20, at 2 pm, at the the half.hour m the after- IS $3 Advanced reservations ,;\1.1) 17, It om 7 to 9 p m The School, 11 Grosse Pomte Village Toy Company, 16900 Millennium Center, 15600 J noon and evenmg Tickets are reqUIred Malcolm lel' 1-. 'l> 10 LIttle green Boulevard m Gros~e POInte K('rchl'vdl III Grosl>e POInte, L Hudson Drive m are $10 for adults or $8 for Collum, objects conservator ~humb-., dgl'-. .3 dnd up can Farms Funds benefit schol- OJ thlough Grosse Pomte Southfield TIckets are $8 m semors and chIldren ages 12 at the Henry Ford Museum pal tH.lpatl' m a Seed., to dnd Hal per Wood., elemen- arship, ennchment and advance or $10 at the door and Greenfield VIllage, WIll (;10\\ On Pl,lIltll1g Dav, and under Call (313) 982- • WI ,,,hnn]-. Pmnt klt, will pre,ervatlon programs Call ('fill (248\ 557.PLAY l'rp,pnt ~n Antique, m Your ~::'atulddV l\lay HJ, !tom 1U G001 bp .1\ atlable on "Ite for $6 (313) ~86-3423 ZOO news Attic Senes program on the to 11 a m The fel' 1-' $3 per African-American l'dl! (313i HR6-6874 Gone with the winds Talk to the animals at the ConservatIOn and dllld or $'5 pl'r famJl) Keep DetrOIt Symphony DetrOIt Zoo, at Ten Mile and experience PreservatIOn of HIstone It mm mg \, Ith ,Jugglmg for Blooming sales Explore the wonders of Let your flower beds Orchestra Conductor Woodward In Royal Oak Clocks, Sunday, May 20, at 2 .,tudpnh age., 10 and above, the Charles H Wnght bloom WIth geranIUms, Thomas Wllkms and the Expenence the spectacular p m The fee 1S $5 The h1S- :'.1tUl day, Ma, 26, flom 10 Museum of Afncan Impatlen~. pachysandra, Pomte Dancers WIll team $6 mIllion NatIOnal tory of one of DetrOIt's most a m to noon The fee I'>$15 Amencan HistOry, 315 E hanglng ba,ket" herbs veg. theIr talents for a DetrOIt AmphIbIan ConservatIOn spectacular attractIOns IS MIddle School '>ludent, Cdn Warren m DetrOIt Revel m etable, and more from News Young People's Gone Center ThIS state-of-the-art explored m the exhlbltlon, get Ullo the \ dlatlOn mood the beauty of works by mter- Gro,,-.e POInte North High WIth the Wmds Concert, Vlllage, dedIcated to the con. Island m the City Belle Isle, Pdl h ,I[ a Summel Dance natIOnally known abstract School Parent..' Club'" 31st Saturday, May 12, at 11 servatlOn, preservatIOn, through September 2001 'f.'lldav :\la\ 2; flOm 7 30 to ImpresslOmst Richard Annual Gel amum/Flower am, m DetrOIt Symphony exhIbItion and mterpreta- Expenence the hIstory of 1030 pm' Tlcket~ are $CJ Mayhew through the new Sale, Fnda) May 11, from Orchestra Hall, 3711 tlon of amphibIan life, hous- DetrOIt's onglnal settlers 'md mu'>t be pUlcha,ed m exhIbItIOn DetrOIt Collects noon to 6 p m and Saturday, Woodward m DetrOit e;, a host of amazmg animals through the exhIbItIOn, ,ld\dnll' WIth a \Var Mayhew, through Sunday, Ma, 12, from 9 a m to 1 TIckets range from $8 to mcludmg Japanese gIant Land, LIves and Legends '1\!('mOlldJ J D Pre-regJ,tla- September 16 The core p m In North'., gvmna~1Um, $23 Call (313) 576-5111 salamanders, hellbenders, N atlve Amencans m bon fO! altl\ Itll''' can be exhIbit, Of the People, cele- 707 Vermer m Gro~l>e Pomte emperor newts and dartmg DetrOlt DetrOIt's 300th 'thai ged to \ our Ma"ter Assumption offerings brates DetrOIt's place m Woods Geralllums, avaIl. Present your youngster pOlson frogs Puppets and Birthday IS the msp1ratlOn rard 01 \'I.,a \ la fax at (3131 Afncan Amencan hentage able III five colors, Wll! be WIth a great vanety of photos are featured m the for the specIal exhlbltlon 30 HH4-663H or phone at (3131 and culture The Museum IS $18 per flat Impatiens, exhIbItIOn Once Was Who Dared DetrOlters Who 'Qiil-7'i1l opportullltles to expand and open Tuesday through avaIlable m seven colors, enJoy theIr world at the ParadIse, now at the Zoo's Made a Difference, through Sunday, from 9 30 a m to 5 "paint the town WIll be $12 per flat AssumptlOn Cultural WIldlife Interpretive December 2001 More than . Alca l'lementar} school p m AdmiSSIOn IS $5 for Pachy-;andra WIll be $24 per Center, 21800 Marter m St Gallery The ZOO IS open 100 years of hfe on DetrOIt's ,,11 tht, lan te,t theIr talent'> adults and $3 for cluldren Clair Shores Launch your dally, 10 a m. to 5 p m Zoo mam street IS the focus of over the age of five Call sons and daughters, ages 10 admISSIon IS $7 50 fOI the new photographiC exhI- (313) 494-5800 to 13, mto a new career WIth adults, $5 50 for semors and bltlon Past VlslOns, Present Preparmg to BabysIt, students, ages 2 to 12 Call Sailor art InSights The Woodward Saturday, May 19, from 9 (248) 398.0903 Ships m Bottles, a collec- Avenue Rephotographic nrTROIT SYMPHONY ORCHE~TRA a m to 12 30 p m The fee IS History alive tlOn of 30 wlumslcal works ProJect, open through of nautical art, can be \.u. III l.lf\ L H"Slc DIre, tor $25 Tee ofTWIth a Teen and Sheanng and Sheep Dog September 2001 Expenence Youth Golf ClImc, for stu- demonstrations, plowmg Vlewed at Belle Isle's Dossm Pamt By Number, the story dents ages 10 and above, and plantmg and a Spnng Great Lakes Museum, of how DetrOIt's own Palmer Tuesdays, May 15 through FlIng Concert are Just a few accessIble vIa t!:~ ~"nnt Company mvented the June 5, from 4 to 5 pm The of the hIghlights of Spnng MacArthur Bridge at E pamt-by-number hobby fee IS $40 Students, ages 14 Farm Days at the Henry Jefferson and E Grand craze in 1950 Youngsters vears and 8 months, can get Ford Museum and Boulevard In DetrOIt Learn can expand their knowledge hehmd the wheel WIth Ace Greenfield VJllage, 20900 about the shIps that pass of the toys, games, trans- Dnvmg lessons, Monday, Oakwood 111 Dearborn, our shorehne dally when AI portatlOn, office materIals May 21 through Thursday, through Sunday, May 13 Jackman otTers a free lec- and home lIfe of the past June 14, from 6 to 8 p m fud's Stuff Great Tovs From ture entitled CrUls1l1g the through the hands-on expe- -rut? 'Da1Z~6'S y~~~ The fee IS $249 The Kumon Our Childhood ExhIbIt can Great Lakes, Saturday, May nences of the I DIscover Ya~ava:y La-qQs Method of learnmg be VIewed through Sunday, 19 ChIldren can also exhIbIt The Museum IS w th the Po nte Repertory Doncers Mathematics and Readmg Sept 16 Travel through the explore the hands-on exlubl- open Wednesday through Saturday. May 19 II a m WIll be offered Wednesdays, past 100 years VIa the spe- tlOn RaCing on the Wmd FrIday, from 9 30 a m to 5 Parcells M ddle School Grosse Po nle Woods from 3 45 to 6.45 P m or CIal exhIbIt Your Place 111 Sallmg on the Great Lakes, p m and Saturday and Saturdays, from 10 a m to 1 TIme 20th-Century along WIth permanent exhI- Sunday, from 10 a m to 5 Move your feet 10the beat arn:! vlslllhe Villages p m The fees are $80 per Amenca Patrons can tour bItIOns featurmg the pm The suggested admls- of Ea51em Europe With the Pamle Repertory -{ ~, " month, plus $50 for registra- the museum's doomed shIp Edmund SlOn 1S $4 50 for adults or DM'e,~ and a collection 01 folk ~~sO~\: FItzgerald and a freIghter $225 for semors, chIldren \c'(..\. tion Preregl"tratlOn IS CommumcatlOns, Llghtmg, ,"spired melodlesl "\ reqUired for most courses TransportatIOn and pIlothouse The museum IS ages 12 and under enter open Wednesday through free Call (313) 833-1805 FOR TICKETS CALL 131315765111 Call (810) 779-6111 Domestic Arts exhlbltlOns Sunday, from 10 a m to 5 ~ www detrollsymphony com Performing puppets The Museum IS open dally, P m. AdmISSIOn 1S $2 for Suggesled for ages 3 to 6 No bobe, 'a,m, ar ,,,0'10,, pee .. The PuppetArtlDetroit from 9 a.m to 5 p m The adults and $1 for chIldren, Puppet Theater, 25 E Village IS open from 9 a m Metro-- -.. Grand RIver m DetrOIt, wlIl to 5 pm, through Jan 1 ages 12 to 18 Call (313) 852- present Oh, Anansl, a new AdnusslOn to the Museum 4051 From page 11B show based on a West ranges from $7 50 to $12 50 Detroit's past Parents who Sign up for a Afncan folk tale, Saturdays, AdmIssIOn to the VIllage Stroll the Streets of Old Kalo class can take advan- tage of free KIddIe KalolBaby Slttmg, Monday through Thursday, from 9 30 to 10 a m Non-registered parents pay $1 for KIddIe GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIAL'S Kalo The 17 -statIon N autllus weIght trammg ~ -~ room IS open Monday eIrNUINJ: OtlllAP'T TELEVISION FOR THE through Thursday, from 8 to - - WHOLE COMMUNITY 1030 a m and 6 to 8 30 pm TV5 and Fnday, from 8 to Kalo ExerclselNautJlus DAYTIME PROGRAMMING FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 14 • MAY 20 combo weekly workouts are 9:00 AM VITALITY PLUS 2:00 PM THE LEGAL INSIDER $78 for two seSSIOns, $106 A hJIt hour aeroblc~ e,ercisc class (Repealed M.Sun G,lest ChT/stopher Peters ElertlOll Laws for three seSSIOns or $124 for II ()() P'vIi Hosl~ local allomeys Da\ ld Draper and Douglas four sessIOns Free F1tness Dcmpse\ !ale an mSldc lool al current legal ISSUCS Testmg for all regIstered 9:30A\1 POSITIVELY POSITIVE (Repealed M Sun 4 OOAM M/W/FISun 5 ~O PM) KalolNautllus students WIll GIIClt, Till Harper Woods Media Club & Clalld,a be otTered Wednesday, May O,bom 2:30 PM POINTERS WITH PROST 23 and Thursday, May 24 HO\h JCJnlc McNc11 JOO LILAllen an upllftmg half Guest 8lil Cataljio MIke McCarth, & RIcASraford AUiO Check up on your good hour 01 pO~II" c altitudes and Idea~ (Repeated M Sun Ra£/I/g II ,0 r~l WW/F "un , '0 PM) Host John Prost mten le"s local celebnues abouilime health WIth a Free Blood 10:OOA\1 WHO'!olIN THE KITCHEN? I) IOpiCS (Repeated M Sun 4 ~O AM M/W/F/"un Pres~ure Screemng, Gill" Paal Marchese Nort/lerll Irallan Dishes 7 00 PM) Thursday, May 10 or Fnday, H,,\t (hull "-ac,s cool~ "Ith local celcbnllcs 3:00 PM THINGS TO DO AT THE WAR May 11, from 9 to 1030 a m IRq",1tld tv! ~un mldmght Trrhl~al8 10 PM) MEMORIAL Macom b County 10:30 AM SFMOR MEN'S CLUB Gaests John 8rool<-1& Lllin DeGrallde Rotan & Commumty College offers a ('/11" John Ham/!, RII er NlII l/!,alOr Memon Wide vanety of ways to ,RlJ".,1Kd tvl"lln 12 ,OAM,'vlfW/F-/"un) ,0PMl Bunn) Brooks hosl~ an mfolll1allvC look al "hal ~ expand your honzons at happemng at Ihe War Memonal (Repeated M "un theIr AssumptIOn Cultural 11:00 A\1 OliT OFTHE ORDINARY ... ) 00 AM M/W/FISun 8 00 PM) I....ro TH~. ~XTRAORDINARY Center campus Semors can ("I< 1/\ Robert Mmll'mleo & Jeallle McNIel Glfhe 3:30 PM POINTI'S OF HORTICliLTIJRF partake m a Computer \JJ(~h Preparlll~ II/door PlaJltl for Olltdoors OvervIew, Tuesdays and Ho~1 hortlculluml Jim F-arquhar ~hare~ lip' gl\e' H,)\I Roocn 1 1\ lor prc,cnt' an e'traordmar\ half hour Thursdays, May 15 through oj p<.opll pi,,,,, and Idea' (Rcpeatcd M "un 1 00 ad"ce and mlC" ,e'" local authontlc~ on gardemng May 24, from 6 to 8 P m The (Repealed M Sun' 10 AM MIW/F-/'>un" 10 PM) ,,\1 I 'I h "'1 9 ()() PMi fee IS $75 Pre-registratIOn 11:30 AI\I TH. !olD.C. SHOW 4:00 PM YOUNG VIEW POINTE., II) reqUired for most courses [Ipheat )outh ,ho" featunng 'tudenl~ rcportmg on a (,Ut \t jud~( I \ line Pu rt (' Tecilagen Call (810) 779-6111 H",t I r.ln "lhon~nocr~ and her guc~I' d"cu~~ tOpiCS ,anel\ of educational tOPIC~ (Repeatcd M ~un " 00

'"" l\ l n1' 01 pan"ul" onlere" 10 ~emor cltllcn, AM MII}-/<;un 8 '0 PM) I Rq"-'lIul M "un I 10 AM I fI hl"at 6 00 PM) 4:30 PM WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP On Stage 12:00 1'\1 THF • CO"'lOMIC CLUB m Renowned local art"t Carol La( h,u,a demon'trat~' & Screen ntTROIT walercalor te<:hmque, "mple enough for ncgrnnet'" !Jrrmll 7i/!,ln 0" Dcll. [-'mehem! )cl challcngrng 10 the e,penenced al1l~1 (Repe,lled DSO notes \ l 11m" n'llo01II\ ,nm' n gue't ,pealc!'" "I'l:u~~mg M "un 6 10 AM M/WIF-iSun 9 00 PM) The DetrOit Symphony (Repeated 5:00 PM VITAUTY PLUS Orchestra's Class1cal Senes "Un 2 (~)AM lf1h "al 7 00 I'M) \1 A half hour of 00d) tonrng and ~ICp llcklxl\ong contmues m Orchestra Hall, 1:00 PVI In., tA~ThIDE .:XAMINER e,crcl~e cia" M/W/l-I"un "Icplkllkbo,mg 3711 Woodward m DetrOIt, loe ( /1I111r!,{ 7i m Be","I>arl. Flln Run rrrhl"al Tone (Repealed \1 <;un700A\1) when Soprano Deborah 11,)\1 1,,1> \ !<-lIm and glle\t' hlghllghl upeomrng local VOIgt and Conductor Stefan 5:30 PM MUSKAL STORYTIMI' n'lll prolll \pellil e,enl' (Repealed M 'un ~ OOAM Sanderhng present VOIgt .IAMBOREE \1 V>. I 7 ,0 I'MI '''Ill HO'I' MI~~ (,Iona from Ihe (entr II I l!lrar\ Smg~ Salome, Fnday, May 1 '0 I'VI (,O~V~ R....ATIONS WITH and MI~~ Paula the Merry MUal ~ 10 I'M onl)) Fnday, at R pm, Saturday, H",t ",,' '" 11,1111fOl "" on local ontere,trng lallce at R 30 p m and Sunday at tlon~ (Rlpe't,d \1 "un 1 ~O AM r rrh/"al ROO PM) --;;;;;;;;;;;;;; __ ;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-:-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--.--;;;;;;;-- ... • Schedule subject to change Wlthoul notice 3 p m T1ckets range from For further information call, 313.881.7511. $15 to $22 ('all (313) 576- .')146 May 10,2001 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 118 by Madeleine Socia Thursday, tery aCId, glue, solvents and tonc figures WIll dehght Commumty Chorus' spnng Farmhouse museum Friday, May 11 pOIsons out of your work- chIldren and adults ahke concert, Sunday, May 20, at Step back mto the dally May 10 shop, garage and garden WIth tall tales and a vanety 3 p m TIckets are $10 for hfe of a mid-19th century Oliveri Magical music Farms reSidents can depOSit of demonstratIOns meludmg adults or $3 for chIldren farm famIly hVIng m Erin The Grosse POinte The MagIcal World of motor oIl, latex paInt and muzzle loading, cannon fire, WItness the DetrOIt premier Township, now St Clair Theatre w1I1 bnng Ohverl, Opera Will come to hfe dur- household battenes at the tomahawk and kmfe throw- of Adams' Chamber Shores, WIth a tour of the LIOnel Bart's musical adap- mg a DetrOIt Concert ChOIr Grosse Pomte Farms mg, candle makIng and Symphony dunng the Sehnsky-Green Farmhouse tation at Charles Dickens' program, Fnday, May 11, at Department of Pubhc Native Amencan face paInt- Emerald Smfametta con- Museum, located directly claSSIC Ohver 1'wlst, to the 8 pm, at St Clare of Works, at Kerby and Ing Entertamment Will be cert, Sunday, May 20, at 7 behind the St Clair Shore.; stage of the Fnes Montefalco Church, 1401 Chalfonte In Grosse Pomte prOVided by the p m Tickets are $20 for Pubhc Library Listed III the Auwtonum of the Grosse Whittier m Grosse POinte Farms, weekdays, from 7 Tlttabawassee Valley Fife adults or $15 for semors and Michigan State RegIster af POinte War Memonal, 32 Park TIckets are $15 or $12 a m to 3 P m A vahd drI- and Drum Corps Authors students MU~lc cntIc John Hlstonc SItes, thiS farm- Lakeshore In Grosse POinte for students and semors ver's hcense IS reqUired to Suzy Berschback and GUinn Will explore Jacque" house IS owned by the City Farms, through Saturday, Call (313) 882-0118 venfy Grosse POIntelHarper MadeleIne Socia WIll be on Offenbach's Tales of of St ClaIr Shores and oper- May 19 Performances will Saturday, Woods reSidency Call (313) hand to Sign cople.; of their Hoffman dunng a Michigan ated by the St Clair Shore.; ,-,VieW Hlbtoll~dJ CUlIlllu""lun Tht be offered Thurbday through May 12 MM5-bbOO book Images of Amellcd Opel and other Master Card or Visa, VIa fax lunch, Tuesday through other memorablha of those DeSigners WIth a tour of the SOCia, authors of Images of household Items, from a at (313) 884-6638, e-Mal!' Saturday, from 11 30 a m to DetrOIt Hlstoncal Society's who have been lost to or suf- Amenca Grosse POinte Flea Market at Grosse www warmemonal org, or 2 30 p m Tours are $6 for 2001 DeSigner Showhouse fered from the trauma of 1880 to 1930, Will be on Po1Ote Umtanan Church, phone at (313) 881-7511 adults, $5 for semors and $4 The c 1839 Vaughan-Vernor gun VIolence to be placed on hand to SIgn theIr book The 17150 Maumee m Grosse •. . far chlldren In celebratIOn estate m Bloomfield Hills a "Wall of Remembrance" fee IS $5 PreregIstratIOn IS POInte, Saturday, May 19, ArtistiC expressions of NatIOnal PreservatIOn Will be open through Call (313) 822-2814 reqUired Call (313) 884- from 10 a m to 4 p.m Call Explore new ways to Week, Tuesday, May 15 Sunday, June 3 Tours WIll Artistic advantage 4222 (313) 881-0420 express your creative ablh- through Sunday, May 20, be offered Sunday, Monday, Take advantage of an ties and understandIng of guests receIve two-for-one Tuesday, Wednesday, Fnday Wednesday, Ahoy there art at the DetrOit Institute tour deals Grounds admls- opportumty to explore cre- JOin m the fun of an Open of Arts 5200 Woodward In and Saturday from 10 30 !>Ion IS $5 Annual Passes atIVe techmques WIth expert May 16 House at the Jefferson Yacht DetrOit The free Video a m to 5 p m. and Thursday, guldanee when artist Robert are avaIlable for $18 Call 65+ health tips Club, 24504 Jefferson In St Carver's of the PaCific from 1030 a.m to 8 p m No Mamscalco leads a Consumer advocate (313) 884-4222 on-site parking IS aval1able Clair Shores, Saturday, May Northwest WIll be screened Mastenng Art senes Esther Shapiro WIll recall 19, from 4 to 8 pm Call through Thursday, May 31 Alzheimer's aid Parking wlII be prOVIded on Pamtlng Class, Saturday, Frauds I Have Known and (810) 773-0404 Explore Images m a Box Family and fnends of weekdays at Cross of Christ May 12, from 10 a m to 3 those suffenng from Loved dunng a Semor Mark Calendars The Influence of the Camera Lutheran Church, 1100 pm, at the Edsel & Eleanor SymposIUm luncheon, AlzheImer's Disease and Obscura on Vlsuahty and Lone Pme m Bloomfield Ford House, 1100 L<1kebhvre Wednesday, May 16, from Sunday May 20 related dementIa can share , RepresentatIOn In Western Hl1ls, and on weekends at m Grosse Pomte Shores. noon to 2 pm, at the Grosse Coastal clean-up Art dunng an Adult Class, concerns and comfort dunng Blrmmgham Covington The fee IS $40 Pomte War Memonal Improve the area's ecology Saturdays, May 12 through a free Alzheimer's DIsease School, 1525 COVIngton In PreregIstration IS reqUired TIckets are avadable at the by particIpatIng In the 6th June 2, from 1 to 3 p m The DetrOIt Area Chapter Bloomfield Hl1ls. TIckets are Call (313) 884-4222 Central Branch of the Support Group at the Henry $17 at the door or $13 for Annual Nautical Coast fee IS $30 or $24 for DIA Food & friendship • Grosse POInte Pubhc Clean-Up, Sunday, May 20 members, students and Ford Continuing Care- DHS/ASID members They Share food and fnendshlp Library, 10 Kercheval m Belmont Center, 19840 can be purchased locally at DIvers can meet at semors Expand your ImagI- dunng a speCial Men's Grosse POinte Farms Call Advanced Aquatics DIV1Og, nation dunng free Harper m Harper Woods Kramer's Bed, Bath & EcumenIcal Breakfast, (313) 343-2074, ext 220 SessIOns WIll be offered on Wmdow FashIOns, 16906 25020 Jefferson In St ClaIr Storytelhng programs, Saturday, May 12, at 9 am, the first and third Kercheval In Grosse Pomte; Friday, May 18 Shores, at 7 am, for an Saturdays, May 12 and May at Grosse Pomte Memonal Thursdays of each month, POinte Pedlar, 88 Kercheval eqUIpment pIck-up 19, at 2 pm Choose Church, 16 Lakeshore m Contemplative concert from 6 30 to 8 pm, or the m Grosse Pomte, The Dr David Wagner, assocI- BoatIDlver regIstratIOn Will between Drawmg m the Grosse POInte Farms The be held at the Jefferson Gallenes or Metal second and fourth Tuesday League Shop, 72 Kercheval ate professor of musIc at Rev Demetnos Kavadas of Yacht Club, at 7 30 a m MedallIOns free Drop-In of each month, from 1 30 to m Grosse Pomte, Connor Madonna Umversity, will the AssumptIon Greek Boats WIll depart at 8 a m Workshops, Sunday, May 13, 3 p m Call (313) 640-3379 Park Flonst, 21480 Mack m Orthodox Church WIll diS- celebrate the MUSIC of St Clair Shores or the Edsel Franck, Part II, dunng a and return at 11 30 a m All from noon to 4 p m Assumption offerings cuss Husbands, Wives & A full schedule of classes & Eleanor Ford House free MUSIC for Meditation other volunteers can meet at PreregIstration IS reqUIred Fnends AdmiSSion IS $5 and events await you at The Proceeds benefit DHS pro- series concert In Grosse the Jefferson Yacht Club at for some courses Call (313) Call (313) 882-5330 8 am, then return to the 833-4249. AssumptIOn Cultural ~ grams Call (313) 833-7912 Pomte Memonal Church, Center, 21800 Marter on the Household Fnday, May 18, at noon Club for a Trash Bash Historic home , Flower power CelebratlOn at 11 30 a m I ,. Grosse Pomte Woods/St Revel m the beauty of the hazard drop Call (313) 886-3259 C 11 (810) 779-8777 The past comes to IJe at Make your home a safer a The Grosse Pomte Clair Shores border Get 1D season when The Jumor Keys and chords place by partlcipatmg In a Fun run Hlstoncal SoclCty's c 1823 step With Greek Folk League of DetrOIt presents Hear MUSIC for Duo Dancmg, Monday, May 14, free Household Hazardous Pianos and VOIce, featunng Make stndes to ensure Provencal-Weir House, 376 Borders 10 Bloom A Flower Waste Drop-Off Day, better quahty healthcare for Kercheval In Grosse Pomte at 7 30 p m The fee IS $7 Show Celebrating Sprmg, Evelyn Evon, Diana Munch FInd the best fashIOns for Saturday, May 12, from 9 and LInda Munch, Fnday, the entire commumty when Farms GUIded tours of the Thursday, May 10, from your figure With Flatter a m to 3 pm, next to the May 18, at 8 pm, m St Bon Secours Cottage Health renovated Greek-ReVIval noon to 7 pm, at Borders Semces presents the Pace home WIll be offered, Yourself, Tuesdays, May 15 City of Grosse Pomte Park Clare of Montefalco Church Books & MUSICCafe, 17141 MunlClpal Buddmg, at the POIntes Fun Run & Saturday, May 12, from 1 to and May 22, from 7 to 8 30 TIckets are $10 for mdlVIdu- P m The fee IS $20 Prepare Kercheval in Grosse Pomte 15175 Jefferson in Grosse Walk, Sunday, May 20 The 4 p m. Guests can learn als or $20 for families Call to hit the greens WIth Golf AdmiSSIon IS free Call (313) Pomte Park Clean the var- event begIns With a Pre- about dally 19th Century (313) 647-5066 lessons, Monday, May 14 881-0040 msh, paint, pestICIdes, bat- Race Stretch outSide hfe, VIew a display of hiS- Open House Cottage Hospital, 159 tonc Grosse Pomte pho- through Fnday, June 22 EnJOY a concert of show Kercheval m Grosse POInte, tographs and VISit a recently Classes Will be offered tunes followed by a lovely Monday, Wednesday and CASINI ASASH from 12 30 to 12 45 P m renovated c 1840 Log CabIn S URNE ALUMNA luncheon dunng the Grosse RegIstratIOn for the Tot Trot, on the property They can FrIday, at 11 45 am, OiliNG S REET Pomte Woods Presbytenan for chtldren ages 3 to 9, WIll also purchase Grosse POInte Tuesday and Thursday, from OLOS ASHE NEE Last week's Church's monthly open m the Lobby of Cottage history books, Videos and 1 to 2 p m or 2 to 3 p m or iliIi10 TOR 0 A. 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GIO,>se Pomte South's Elizabeth Osburn and Mary DlvlslOn dual meet last South won 16 of the 17 Fennga In the pole vault, a Zaranek, Kate Moncl, Jamie glib track team had a busy Gibson to run South's week, the Blue DeVils over- events 15-10 ]ongJump by Whiteley Flanagan and Conner doml- ,llld .':>ucces.':>fulweek which fastest 3,200 relay time In powered Port Huron and a 5-1 high Jump' by nated the sprmts, while ~,l" capped by a first-place two year", which earned the Northern 114-23 Highlights were a school- Watts Gibson, Maureen Hoehn and filll~h at the pre~t1glOu" Blu" D"y'L :l second pbcc I "',-vi J ...rrvi t vr 9-rec~ iJy V"l>UIn cuntrulJell the 01,,- Sterling Heights HLlary Zaranek was al"o on Marsh, DeSantls, HIlary tance races Invltatlonal the wmmng 1,600 relay 'ThiS IS a very challengmg team WIth Jenny Gerow, North beats South in time of the season for our Heather Whiteley and f team," said coach Steve GIbson Zaranek "We have several ULS lacrosse inal meets over a two-week pen- Whiteley won the long By Chuck Klonke Vandenbroeck, Jon od leadmg up to the state Jump and teammates Sports Editor F\scher, Pat Copus and Jon regIonal on May 19 SQ far, Kathleen Clark and Theresa It was defense at ItS best Thomas had assists for WI.'have handled the chal. Watts tled for third m the for Grosse Pomte North's North lenge extremely well " hIgh Jump lacrosse team In last week- Norseman goahe Ryan South fimshed WIth 128 Lauren Fermga and end's Umverslty Liggett Michael had 15 save" pomts In the Sterhng Janelle Pflager hIt season School InVItational Waldmler scored North's Heights meet Troy was a bests In the pole vault and Coach Rob Dameron's first three goals m the semi- distant second Wlth 72 and shot put, respectlvely Norsemen allowed only final VictOry and Copus com- Warren-Mott took third Gerow and WhIteley each three goals In their two pleted the sconng Scarfone place Wlth 57 POints placed In the 100 and 300 games as they defended collected three assists , It was the depth of the hurdles O"burn was third their tournament champi- Scott Vallee scored the 135-person squad that In both the 1,600 and 3,200 onship, beatmg Gros"e Kmghts' only goal as helped the Blue DeVils pre- runs Pomte South 6-2 m the tlUe Michael made 10 saves vail "Our depth wa.':>outstand- game "CalVin Ford kept us In Marlowe Marsh won the mg In thIS meet," Steve North beat the host ULS It," said ULS coach John 100-meter dash and Zaranek sald "We had a 50- squad 4-1 In the semifinals, Fowler of hiS goahe, who anchored tpe Wlnnmg 800 pomt gap between us and willIe South earned ItS final made 22 saves "He had an 1 relay team that mcluded second place Our girls not berth Wlth an 8-1 VIctOry outstandmg game ~ Meghan DeSantls, Amanda onll' scored m 16 of the 17 over Notre Dame ULS never trailed after Andrade and Kelly Conner events but we had multiple ULS beat Notre Dame 8-3 Jumpmg out to a 3-1 first- Hilary Zaranek led from placlngs m eight events m the consolation game penod lead In the consola- start to fimsh m the 400 ThiS was a wonderful test South's ChTls Young tion game on goals by Joey dash and also gave South a for our team" opened the scoring at 3 09 of George, Vallee and Tommy third In the 200 She teamed In their only Macomb the first peTlod In Sunday's Russell With sIster Megan, Area Conference Red finale, but North's Chfls Vallee fimshed Wlth two Waldmler tled the game at goals Teammates George, 515 The Norsemen went 'Russell, Trevor Broad and Dantzer's first leads South boys ahead to stay on second- I John Durant each had a goal Led by Pat Dantzer's first. 10 048 peflod goals by James and an assist Ayhem place fimsh m the 3,200. Dannecker and Andrew Hawash and Patflck meter run, Grosse Pomte Barry Novak was second Scarfone Schafer also scored for ULS South's boys track team took In the 300 intermedIate hur- Waldmler, who had three Jebby BoccacclO had an Sixth place m last weekend's dles III 427 goals In the Win over ULS, assist Sterhng Heights South also took second III added hiS second of the Ford made 13 saves In InVitational the 800 and 400 relay game in the third penod that contest as ULS outshot Ph 010 b) Ro' h S,llBrs events Roland Vandenbroeck and the Iflsh 31-16 Notre Dame's Chris McKeon (21) sends a pass over Dantzer had a wmmng Steve Rusko also tallled for "Our defense IS really the stick of Grosse Pointe South defender Doug Ort- time of 944 8 In the 3,200, The Blue DeVIls' John North m the thIrd penod playmg well," Fowler said tenburger during their semifinal game in the Univer- while runner-up Jeff Lmdsley-Thayer took third Nick SchlafT had a thlrd- "That was a concern earher sity Liggett School lacrosse tournament. South won DraggIch of the host place m the 200 dash In penod goal for the Blue because we're so Inexpen- 8-1 but lost to Grosse Pointe North 6-2 in the cham- Stalhons posted a tIme of 231 DeVils enced there" pionship game.

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/ II May 10, 2001 .2c SIl.o_.r__ts... .G.ro.s.s.e.PO.i.".te.N.e.w.s South crew South wraps up gets a first ~nregatta dual meet net title By Chuck Kionke Umverslty Liggett School Sports Editor "They swept !>mgles and Grosse Pomte South's Gro!>se POinte South's we were hopmg to sweep the men's senIOr four with boys tennis team got a doubles," Berschback said cox»wam boat took first chance to mix some fun with "But they beat us faIr and piaLe to hlghhght the Gro!>se business thiS week a!> the square" Pomte rowmg performances Blue Devils wrapped up the Souih played Without In last weekend'!> Wyandotte Macomb Area Conference Matt Garver, a regular at Regatta Red DIVISIOn champIOnship fourth doubles, who IS with an 8-0 wm over Utica mJured Tht.- Blue Devlb wlIlmng EI,eu!Ivwel The Kmgm" Alex Conti Lrew clonslsted of coxswam - "RIchard Marsh and John beat South's Blake Andrew Amato, Joe Fodell played singles for the WIllmarth 6-4, 6-1 In first Zamana, Alex Sperling, first - and probably the smgles Nick SperlIng and Ken only - time thiS year," said In last weekend's ULS George coach Thm Berschback after InVItatIOnal, South finished South completed the dual m a tie for second With Ann In women's senior four meet portIOn of the league Arbor Greenhlll'l

with coxswam, the South Phot<> by Henry DePuy. schedule wIth a 5-0 record The fourth doubles team team of Heidi Bush, Brltt- Notre Dame's baseball team is playing weD, but not weD enough to prevent a Marsh and Fodell are the of Andy Blske and WIll Marie Olofsson, Connie moderate losing streak. Blue DeVIls' No 1 doubles Thrnbull chnched a share of George, Rachel Gruner and team and a serIOUS con- the runner-up spot when It Molly Getz was thIrd tender for a state champI- beat Greenhills 1-6, 7-6 (8- onship 6),6-4. South's women's hght- ND's Dokianos, Murray shine Marsh, who has been on "That was the last match weight four with coxswain the state champIOn No 1 bemg played and Andy and crew of Bush, Katie Moran, doubles team for each of the WIll lost the first set and France!> Banka, CaItlin in Warren Mott Tournament last two seasons, played No were down 1-5 and 30-0 m Fortune and Kelh Hogan 2 smgles against the second but came back to By Bob St. John team IS battlmg, but commg was third games last week, but lost Eisenhower and posted a 7- wm," Berschback saId Staff writer up short on the scoreboard two to Warren DeLaSalle 5, 6-2 VIctOry Another hlghhght of the Jumor Nick Doklanos (No Last week, the Flghtm' South's men's hghtwelght and two to DetrOit CatholIc Fodell played third singles tournament was Marsh and 3 Singles) and sophomore Insh lost 22-2 to Troy and four with coxswain of Central and won hiS match 6-3, 6-0 Fodell beatmg Ann Arbor David Murray (No 4 sm- dropped two games In the Amato, TraVIs Gavala, Mike "These young kids are South ho:>ts the MAC Red PIOneer's No 1double!> tl!am gles) each earned a sIlver Umverslty Liggett Salo, Jim Hackett and Mike learmng how to play varSIty tournament today, May 10 7-6 (7-3), 5-4 That was the medal for Notre Dame In Tournament, lasmg 8-1 to Carner was third baseball agaInst some very Last week South won last weekend's Warren Mott Grosse Pomte North and 6-2 only match that the tourna- tough Class A schools," head league matches agamst tenms tournament to the host team ment champIOn PIOneers Grosse POinte North had coach Angelo Gust said "It's Grosse Pomte North (7-1) lost . "We had some good "It's tough to lose, but the frustratmg to lose, but I can several fourth-place fimsh- moments, playmg agamst and Port Huron Northern South's Seve Jenzen beat PS guys are playmg better and see Improvement, which IS (5-3) some pretty good teams," a ULS player that he lost to With more intensity smce encouragmg " "North's Anthony Stefani head coach Cathy Hassett our lopSided loss to Troy," earlier In the week 3-6, 6-4, The Fightm' Insh led 3-1 (the defendmg state 6-2< Jenzen then won anoth- said "We could have done a head coach Don Hohfield and De LaSalle had two outs They were the men's DIVISion II champIOn m No er three-setter for thIrd httle better, but we did have SaId "Hopefully we can get and wa!> down to ItS final J'!mor four team with some success" 1 smgles) was out WIth a place InJourth smgles a Win before headmg to strIke, but III the end the coxswain that Included spramed ankle and they had Alex Galvin won tWice at In league action, the Insh Grand Rapids for a two-day Pilots rallIed to WIn 4-3 Chris Renema, Jim Brescoll, lost 8-0 to arch nval Warren to move all theIr sIngles third Singles, Includmg a 7- tournament" They scored four runs In &dy DeWIt.!.. Brandon DeLaSalle and lost 7-1 to players up," Berschback 5, 7-5 WIn over a tough S1umko and Justin Semor Jon Bartoy had the first mnmg m the ml1;ht- said Blrmmgham Brother RIce both of the Insh's goals Dearborn opponent to chnch Sudomler, the men's hght- cap and eventually won 5-3 The hlghhght of the PHN Both opponents are ranked agamst Troy, while JUnior thIrd place In the flight WeIght four with cox swam "We were domg the httle match was the 6-3, 1.6, 6-4 In the top 10 m the state Andrew Diehl tallied crew of Renema, Paul things It takes to wm, WIn by Derek SeJfulla and South's third doubles Doklanos was the Insh's agamst North Ili.Battista, John Kennedy, mcludmg Jamie Embree Jon Sierant at No 2 dou- team of KIrk WIllmarth and lone WInner m eIther match "We had the same amount Arlc Minney and Dan who executed a perfect SUI- bles Mark Smith won their first "It was great to see NIck of shotb as North and out. Sheppard, and the men's CIde squeeze bunt,' Gust South dropped a 5-3 non- two matches, then dropped a beat hiS Brother RICe foe,' shot Liggett, but the balls Jumor eight with coxswain said "We were one stnke league deCISIOn to 6-4, 6-3 deCISIOn to PlOneer Hassett said "Our kids Just aren't findmg the net," team of Renema, Brescoll, away from beatmg a very have faced some tough com- Holifield said DeWitt, Shimko, Sudomler, good team when the roof fell petitIOn III the Catholic The Notre Dame lacrosse DIBattista, Kennedy, MIke m on us" League, but It WIll pay ofT team fell to 1.13 overall Win over Knights Castile and Sheppard Once agaIn the Insh were ... when we compete In the Next for the FightIn' Insh In pOSitIOn to knock off . reglOnals," Hassett said IS the East Grand Rapids Cathohc Central, but lost 5 . Notre Dame also faced Tournament on Saturday a first for North , Both North and South Will 3 In eIght mnmgs They fell LakeVIew m a non-league and Sunday, May 12 and 13, cpmpete Saturday m a 7-4 m game two Grosse POInte North's Norsemen They started match, tymg 4-4 followed by away games on girls lacrosse team achIeved ~aJor scholastic regatta at Embree rut a home run In strong With a 10-4 WIn over Coming up for the Flghtm' Monday, May 14, and ~ony Creek the second game to lead the a notable first ItS develop- Bloomfield and a 3-3 tie Insh IS the CatholIc League Wednesday, MRY 16, agamst Insh offense ment last week With a 10-8 WIth defendmg state Class B Tournament on Saturday, Utica and Rochester "We're young, but compet- victory over University champIOn BIrmmgham May 12, at Palmer Park LIggett School There wIll be 37 teams Itive," Gust said "OUT kids Manan, but hit a rough Baseball "It's the first time In our from the Midwest Scholastic are seeIng what It takes to stretch after the sprIng Lacrosse four-year history that we've ~owmg AssociatIOn Racmg compete at thiS level and break Notre Dame's baseball beaten them," said coach begins at 7 30 a m they wIll be better m the North was upset by Troy The Notre Dame lacrosse team put together four solid long run" Bill Seaman "They're young Ath('ns 12-9, then lost 8-2 to The Notre Dame baseball and mexpenenced thIS year, Grosse Pomte So~th The team dropped to 1-13 m the we weren't even able to Norsemen bounced back NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION FOR THE QUALIFIED Cathohc League Central defeat their JUnIor varsity With a 14-5 WIn over preVI- ELECTORS OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, DIVIsion and 5-17 overall two years ago WIth our var- ously-unbeaten Rochester Upcommg for the FIghtm' sity team and lost a 4-3 heartbreaker WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Insh IS an away double- "ThIS was ..a Significant to Troy header on Saturday, May 12, step for our program" "(The WIn over ULS) was 10 THF QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: against Hamtramck ThiS has been an up-and- espeCially meaningful after down year for the the close loss to Troy," Pie .. "., 1.. 1< .. l10tlce ,hal the Re~ular ElecllOn of The Grosse Pomte Public School System. W.lyne COUnly, Seaman said MlChlg.ln "Ill be held In Ihe School D"tn~l on Monday, June H, 2001. Seaman made a key pOSI- Notre Dame, tion SWItch before the ULS Secllon 1052 or Ad 451, Puhlic A~h of Michigan 1976 pro, Ide, .I' lollow'> game "We SWItched one of our The m'pector, of elecllOn. ,It any annual or 'pellal c1el1lOn ,hJII nOl recel\ e Ihc Regina win defenSIve players to attack "'te 01 .1 pel'on re'1dTng Tn a regl\lr ..llon ,~hool dlltnu "ho,e n.lme I'> nOI rcgl'> and the move paId ofT for lered a, ,In elellor 10 thc LIiV or lown;hlp 10 whllh Ihe pc"on re"de, or who'e us," Seaman said n.lme 1\ nOI In Ihe regl\lralllll\ !lIe 10 Ihe prellncl 10 "hlc h Ihc peNln oHer, to By Bob St. John Bishop Gallagher With 44, Staff wnter "Kathenne CWIek scored SIX ,OIC "hen lily or lown,hlp rcgl~trallon rcum]., are u,cd 10 "hoo] cledlon, ,I' Lutheran East With 42 and goals against (ULS) and pro'ldcd In '>CLllon 105\ ' ST CLAIR SHORES South Lake WIth 31 when they were forced to Depth and determmatlOn "Regina's depth was key to were two components that double team her, our other THF I AIlT DAY on which persons m ..y rel:l~ter "lIh Ihe Clerk of Ihe Towmhlp or CJly 10 which Ihey the WIn because we held our captam, Amanda Hampton, re"de 10 order 10 t>c eligible 10 \ nIl' allhe Rel:ular Flechon I" be held on June 11,2001. IS Monday, May led Regina and Notre Dame own, but they earned 20 was able to get free to score 14.2001 Per\l,", regl'>terlng lIlcr ~ 00 PM EoJ'1ern Dayllghl T,me on MondJI May 14 2000 arc nol ellgl to VIctOrIe!>m last weekend's POints from us In a couple ot three consecutive goals m ble 10 \OlL ..I thL Rcgul,lI E:.lc,llon fifth annual ConnectIOn events m which we couldn't the second half InVItatIOnal at Lake Shore field a full team," Lake "We never traIled In the I nder the prm 1'1<'"' of All 4~ I Publl, Au, 01 "-'ILh,,, ..n 1976 rLgI'>lraIIOn,,, III nOI tx t.lkcn hy 'Lhool 0111 High Shore head coach Jackie game and I was able to play u ,I, ,1Od ooh pel'on, who h,lVe rcgl'terLd .., gener.ll c]ector, ""h Ihe Clerk 01 Ihe CII) or fo" n,hlp In "Everyone contrIbuted to PhIlhps said "I'm proud of 30 different players against "hlLh the, rc,'de or Ihrough rcgl'lrallon, .II .1 Seuctary 01 'itdle Driver ~ Ilccmc BurcJu .Ire rcgl'>lcred the wm," Notre Dame head our girls, but I also have to lULS) " 'L hool clector' Per",", planmng to rcgl'ter w,th Ihe re,pelll\c Clly or Town'hlp C1crk, IOU" .,'cerl.l1O Ihe coach Stan WeJrzynowlcZ give Regina credIt for run- Seaman saId that except d 1\\ .Ind hour, on whu. h thc C1crk , OIt,lC " opcn tor regl'>lrallOn said "We needed every mng a mce meet" pomt because there was for the Athens game, the Regl'rr,l1lOn, 01 unrcgl\tered yu.lhtied c1CLlor, or Ihe 'ichool DI'lriLi "III t>c rC~Ll'cd ..I Ihc followlOg place, some very good competi- North defense has been out- Lake Shore won more standmg tion " events (6) than Regina (5), Andrea Kosmack, Katie Re ",Ien" 01 Ihc City of (;rlK.'ie Pomle Park ,h,11I regl'ler ,11 Ihe OItIlL 01 the Clerk 01 Ihe Clly 01 The FlghtIn' Insh, wm- leaVing LakeVIew and McKenna, Kathryn Barlow, ("""c POlOte P",k I ~ I)' f- "1 Jelter,on Avenue ClIy of Gm"L POInte P.,rk "11, hlg,In ners of the first InVItatIOnal Bishop Gallagher to tIe With Kim Eugemo and CWlek, m 1996, scored 90 POints, one Re"'knl' of the LII~ "f (;ro'>.'>e Pomle ,h.1I1 rcer'>ler 11 Ihe olllLe of the Clerk of Ihe CII, oj Gn",c followed by two-time defend- along With Margaret McHale, Andrea Mackool, 1'''101, 171.+7 M.IUmCL Crly 01 Gn,,'e POlnle M,chlg In mg champ LakeVIew WIth 88 Koerber slams April Schafer, Jackie R, 'id, nr- 01 the C,h of (.r"",e POInle Farm, ,h ,II reg',ILI II IhL "It ILl' 01 Ihe Cler, 01 IhL C1I1 "r Notre Dame and Wolverines DlC'lmg, KatIe Donovan, (H'"'' POlO,e !-,mm <)() Kerhy Ro"d (IIV 01 (,m,,,' POIOIL'I"rro, ",,, tl1e.In LakeView each won four Damelle Moore and Lauren events, whIle Lake Shore Bordato, have shut down <,QmehIgh-powered ofTpnses R, ,,,I< 111> 01 Ihe (.Iv of (;ro",e POInte Wood' 'h 111rcel,ILI II Ihc olt ILL of Ih,' C1crk 01 Ihe CII) oj captured three and Grosse Pomte North grad "We were concerned about ('Ti"'< l'olOle Wood' 20()2~ '>1dck A,enuc ( rly 01 Gro"e P"1Ole Wood' Mu.hlg,In Lutheran Ea'lt took two Scott Koerber, who was the our defen ..e pnor to the sea- Lake Shore had one of ItS prep Mr Baseball In 'lon but It ha'l turned out to Rc It 11' ," 'hL' Clly of Harper Woods ,hall regl'lu .11Ihe olllCL 01 Ihe ( ler' 01 Ihe ClIy 01 Horpcr best InvltatJOnals, fimshmg MIchIgan last sea<;on, IS Wood, 1% 17 Il.llpcr A, cnuc ClIV 01 Harrer Wood, Mlch,gan third With 69 POInts, whIle he our strength," Seaman makIng hl<; pre<;ence felt on 'laId BIshop Gallagher, South MIchigan State'!> ba'leball 6 Re\ldcnl lilhe To"n~hlp of(;ro,'ie Pomle ,hall regl'lcr ,lIlhL olttlC ollhc Clcrk of Ihe To"'n'hlp Lake and Lutheran East team North ha'l al'lO receIved of Gro"c 1'''lRle 79~ I ..ke,hore [)r1'C VIllage of Gro"e POInic 'ihore' '>11Lhlgan rounded out the field, earn- <;ohd play from mldfielders Juha WeInert, Amanda Ing 55, 49 and 39, respec- Koerbpr hIt a grand :-.lam Wood'l, Shannon O'Ber'lki Th" not'LL' I' g"en b, order "llhe Board or rd'IL,ll1on of Ihe Grn"L POinte Publl, '>Lhool '>y'tem Waync tively la<;t weekend to help the and RobIn Tocco, whtle lounly Mil hlgan In the gIrls' meet, the Spartans butld an 8,0 I('ad LaUrie Brescoll. Devon Saddlehtes had 108 pomts, en route to an A-S ViCtOry Beaupre, Vanessa Dale M,\IL It I ~ 200 I Linda Farmer, followed by Lake Shore WIth ovpr MIchigan In a BIg Ten SadzIn'lkl, AngelIne <,eLrLl.1I1 BOMd 01 Ldllldll()n 79, LakeVIeW With 59, ba<;eball game (, PN O~1I0/~OOI Baratta, NIkkI Wouczyna, May 10,2001 .G.ro.8.8.e.p.o.i.nt.e.N.e.w.s -. _----______Sl!O ts s r 3C South is only unbeaten in MAC White baseball race By Chuck Klonke hlttmg between 83 and 85 South had to come from head battle With the the game, hit a sharp Sports EdItor (mph) on the (radar) gun " the first four mmngs and behmd In the w10 over Stalhons 7-4 grounder to shortstop that allowed four hits and struck And then there was one Gohlke prOVided most of Last week started with Dakota WIththree runs each Once agam, error!> were was turned mto a game-end- out four the offenSive support WIth a 10 the Sixth and seventh the Blue Devils' downfall mg double play three undefeated teams In pair of homers and a double Hackett and MackenZie mnmgs Sterhng Heights scored two "Andrew hit a screamer, each had two hits and two Macomb Area Conference He scored two runs and The Cougars took a 6-4 runs 10 the first mrung and but the kid made a mce play RBIs Vlasak had two hits, Wlute DlVlslOn baseball _ drove In four lead m bottom of the fifth three In the second and all on It," Gne!>baum saId mcludmg a double, and Grosse POinte South, Utica "We've been working WIth Vlasak hit a one-out smgle but two of those were South won ItS last two John Halpin hit a two-run and Dakota It ended with Chad on hlttmg the curve to start the slxth-mnlng South as the only remammg unearned games m the tou~ament, Single for South ball," Gnesbaum said "He's rally, Mark Peppler followed UMatt Middleton pitched beatmg Dakota 13-6 and unbeaten m dlvlslOn playas staYIng back on the pitch The Blue DeVils are 13-8 With a double and both run- pretty well but he hasn't had trounung Btrmmgham overall They have a palT of the Blue Devtls beat Utica 6- and hittIng to nght field ners scored on Gohlke's a lot of fieldIng support thiS Grove!>16-3 games With crosstown nval 1 and defeated Dakota 10-6 Smce he's been hlttm~ so homer Even though the Blue vear," Gne"haum "Iud "We Vlas:lk, Peppler, Gohlke Grossc Pomtc Nurth thlb well, he's com1Ogto the plate South added Insurance In made three errors that real- DeVilsare 4-0 m league play, and Bob Danforth each had week They play at South on With more confidence" the seventh on Getz's three- ly hurt n there IS sttll room for two hits and two RBI!> Thursday In a MAC White Gohlke mt a solo homer m run homer, It was lus Sixth Mike Hackett drove m agamst Dakota Getz, game, then the two teams Improvement the second to give the Blue home run of the season and South's first run With a sac- Geordie MackenZie and Dan Will participate m the "We're getbng timely hit- Devils a 1-0 lead The 13 of hiS 26 hits have been nfice fly m the first, then ting and the pitching has Keogh each drove m one North-South tournament on Chleftams scored an for extra bases Michels and McLeod each run Saturday been pretty good, n said unearned run on a throWIng The Blue DeVils got most drew bases-loaded walks m coach Dan Gnesbaum "But Uttca Eisenhower and error In the third to tte the of theIr productton from the the third The Blue Devlls scored DetrOIt Country Day Will we've been giVingteams four game but South broke the top of the battmg order as The Blue DeVils threat- five runs 10 the third and play North and South In the to SIXouts In some mnIngs deadlock In the bottom of the first through fourth hit- ened In the fifth and scored added SIX10 the fourth first two games Then the That means the pitchers are the mning, thanks to the ters had all of the RBIs one run on an error by Norsemen and Blue DeVils throwmg some 30 pitches 10 baserunning of Chns Getz Getz and Gohlke each drove Sterlmg Heights Michels, those mnIngs And WIthout a Gohlke picked up the Win WIll meet 10 the final game Getz drew a one-out walk, m three runs Vlasak, who who had smgled, also tried With rehef help from Heath rest, that's hke throwmg of the day The first games then went all the way to had a double and a smgle, to score but was out at the Schollenberger, Mark three mnlngs We have to are scheduled for noon on tmrd on a groundout. When had two RBIs and Peppler plate on a disputed call Boynton and Pete KostlUk Improve In the field n the North and South fields Utica's first baseman tned drove in one run "The catcher had the plate A seven-run second mnmg Andrew Vlasak and Chad to cut mm down at third, the Vlasak pitched the first blocked Wlthout the ball," broke open the Groves Gohlke were key contnbu- throw sailed past the third five mmngs and allowed Gnesbaum sald "I argued game Park golfer tors m both league Victones baseman and Getz contln- three hits and one earned that the run should have Vlasak was outstanding uedhome run He struck out five Getz scored on mterference but "They Just ran out of gets first ace agalnst Utica, allOWIngfive South added to Its lead m pitched the last two 10mngs the umpire didn't agree With pltcmng,. Grelsbaum said of mts and no earned runs, the fourth when Pat Michels and blanked Dakota on one me That would have made the third game of the day for while stnk.mg out a career- doubled and scored on hit Nick Katrarus of Grosse It 7-5 and we would have the Falcons Pomte Park shot hiS first mgh 12 He allowed only one Gohlke's second homer The Last weekend, South host- still had two runners on walk hole.m-one on the 88-yard Blue DeVils scored their ed a four-team tournament base" McLeod, who was the WIn- "He had th10gs gomg all final runs m the slXth on Sixth hole at the Chandler and the Blue DeVilsfinished South also had a mild nmg pitcher, was also a Park Golf Course game," Gnesbaum said. "He Gohlke's RBI double, fol- second to Sterhng Heights threat In the Sixth Getz sm- major contributor on offense Katranis used a sand could put every pitch where lowed by a run-sconng sm- Both teams had 2-1 records, gled WIth one out and With a s10gle and double and he wanted to And he was gle from Sean McLeod wedge for hiS ace He shot a but South lost the head-to- Vlasak, who had two hits 10 three RBIs McLeod pitched 37-44--81 for the round Regina softball sweeps Marian, preps for first-place showdown

By Bob St. John Ktm PetruccI was 2-for-2 "1 liked our effort," Staff wnter and Whaley was 2-for-3 to McClorey said "The girls Head coach Diane Laffey mghllght the offense hustled and played hard, has her Regina softball team The Saddlelites dropped but Ladywood took advan- primed to make a run at the their final game, 10s1Og5-0 tage of Its chances to get the Catholic League Central to Fenton as the inablhty to lone goal of the game" DiViSiontitle get the key hit and two cost- The Regtna soccer team Last week, the Saddlehtes ly errors led to the defeat. fell to 0-8 In the Cathohc swept Dearborn Dlvme uWeplayed a lot of games League Central DIVision Cmld in a non-league dou- thiS week and fimshed 7-2, and 1-11 overall bleheader and then swept which Isn't bad considering Next for the Saddlehtes IS Birmmgham Manan 7-0 we faced some very good an away game on Monday, and 8-2 a day later to teams," Laffey said "I thmk May 21, agamst Flmt Improve to 5-3 m the tlus gets us ready for the Powers Central DiviSIOn WIth final week of our league Farmmgton Hills Mercy at schedule. Golf 6-2 and LlVoma Ladywood The Regina softball team at 4:4, Improved to 14-6 overall Head coach Bob ., "The glrls played very well Commg up for the ArtymoVich IS all smiles as ~J!"". - . defenSively and offenSIvely Saddlehtes IS a home dou- he watches hiS young l' >;;.;: -;;... we scored some nInS for our bleheader today, Thursday, Regina golf team Improve ...... " pitchers,. Laffey said May 10, agamst Mercy with each match '. In the opener, Jumor The Saddlehtes need to "We have a group of ..- Shelly Cybulski struck out fimsh a game ahead of JUniors and sophomores ~-. five, while semor Angela Mercy In the standings in competmg agamst some . -,...... -... Blackwell had the big rut, a order to WIn the dIViSion very talented golfers who - three-run homer m the first outnght because they lost a wdl be playmg m college Photo by Henry DePuya mnlng doubleheader to the Marlms next season," ArtymoVich Regina's softball team won three of five games in last weekend's North Star Sophomore Amy Whaley two weeks ago said "They're gaimng valu- Tournament. was the wmnmg pitcher 10 "We can stdl tie for the.. able experience and lower- the second game, stnkmg diViSiontitle, but we would- mg their scores" out four OffenslVely,semor n't get the No 1 seed and a Last week, the Saddlehtes Knights' Katte Madtgan was 2-for-3 first-round bye 10 the play- lost 184-201 to top five- with two RBIs offs," Laffey sald "The glrls ranked Farmington Hills goalie is The Saddlehtes also com- have some big games tms Mercy, but sophomore Josie peted m the Northstar week and we WIll see how ArtymoVich was the medal- Tournament last weekend, they respond. 1st, finng a 43 injured gomg3-2 "JOSle sank a 35-foot "We played very well for Soccer birdie putt on the last hole By Chuck Klonke the most part, but our mt- to beat the top-ranked play- Sports Edrtor tmg and defense disap- The Regina soccer team er 10 the state," ArtymoVich DaVid Backhurst IS back at the peared 10 both of our losses," began last week by playmg said "I think this has the auditiomng for goalkeepers Laffey said back-to-back games agamst potential to be the turning for hiS Umverslty Liggett Country Club of Detroit They opened the tourna- state powerhouse Madison pomt to her high school School girls soccer team ment WIth an 8-4 VictOry Heights Bishop Foley career" "We're back to where we over Lapeer East as Jumor Head coach Terrence Later 10the week, Regina were 10 March, n Backhurst Beth Brune earned the WIn McClorey and hiS shot a 402 and 387 10 the said after goahe Amy Monday, June 4, 2001 Senior Sabnna Hiedeman Saddlelites knew they had two-day Traverse City Costello broke her finger m was 2-for-3 WIth two RBIs to play their best to beat the Tournament two places dunng last Step up to the tee at the ... Next was a 1-0 WIn over Ventures "The glrls are gam10g a lot week's 4-2 non-league VlCto- Waterford Mott as Cybulski Game one was a 7-1 loss of confidence and they ry over Rlvervtew Gabnel picked up the wm and and the road contest turned should after playmg pretty Richard Par 3 Challenge Whaley's thlrd-lUmng run- mto a 9-0 defeat well against some of the top UAmy had been playmg sconng smgle accounted for Candace Shue scored on a teams 10 the state In well but she's gomg to be out 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. the only tally penalty kick for the Traverse City," ArtymoVich for at least a couple of The third game for the Saddlehtes' lone goal 10 the said weeks n on the 9-Hole Saddlehtes was a 5-0 loss to two-game senes The Regma golf team fell Another freshman, Hartland as the Saddlehtes uThe girls were up agamst to 3-3 m the Cathohc League Stephame McIlroy, fimshed Executive Course had only three hits and com- one of the best and the and overall up m goal m the Richard mitted three errors which scores showed how well Upcommg for the game but Backhurst doesn't $100 per person allowed the five runs to Foley played," McClorey Saddlehtes IS the Fhnt thmk she's the long-term score said Powers InVitational on solutIOn Exciting contests and pnzes On Sunday, Regina The Saddlehtes played Saturday, May 12, followed "She's too valuable m the on every hole! opened WIth an 8-3 WInover well 111 their final game, but by the Cathohc League field and she's not that excit- Mercy as Cybulski was the lost 1-0 to Llvoma ChampIOnship on Tuesday, ed about playmg goal, Wlnnmg pitcher Jumor Ladywood May 15, at St John Center either," the coach said "We Par 3 Challenge have Kym Shortreed, who would love to play, and & Dinner Package Middle school track helps North freshman LIZ Heenan, who has looked good m goal $200 per person By Chuck Klonke middle school helps a lot I Conference White DIViSion They spht the goaltendmg Sports Edrtor found that out when I was at "We've also had a lot of m our game With Lutheran Proceeds from the The two-year-old middle East (a 15-0 ULS VIctOry) LakeView The kids come to help from older guys who Classic benefit the school track program In the high school WIth an Idea of came out for track after par- but neither one had much Grosse Pomte Schools IS what It'S all about and also tlclpatmg m other sports," work to do Bon Secours Cottage "We have a couple of begmnmg to pay diVidends WIth an appetIte for It " Wtlson said Womens Diagnostic for Grosse Pomte North's After a 102-35 VlCtoryover One of the hlghhghts of games thiS week that boys track team Chippewa Valley last week the Chippewa Valley meet shouldn't be real tough ones Imaging Center "We have our strongest m a meet where the was the performance of for us, so they can get '>ome group of freshmen In qUIte a Norsemen won eVl'!ryevent Jumor Mike KonWlak, who more expenence n For tee tImes or more mformatlOn, call Terrz at whtle," said North coach Pat but the long Jump, North IS The Kmghts overcame a (313) 3431499. Wilson "HaVing track In the 2-1-1 In the Macomb Area See TRACK, page 4C See ULS, page 4C Mar. 10, 2001 _4C Sports Grosse Po nte News Trip north gets North baseball team back on track By Chuck Klonke run m the first when Steve gles by DIckerman and John Sports Editor when Hardin led off the VandeVorde and StOplnSkI Inmngs, allowed three hits Hardm led off the game WIth Sharon North added a paIr and struck out four Grosse Pomte North's game WIth a tnple and and an RBI double by a walk, stole second, took of runs m the fifth Austm Carter SIngled him home Hardm baseball team got just what third on a groundout and Carter and Dlckermdn coach Frank Sumbera had After a stolen base, An eight-run fourth scored on BIll Dickerman's started thmgs WIth Singles, DIckerman smgled In anoth. mnmg carned North to the hoped for from Its annual groundout Track Sharon drove m the first run er ru'n Sharon followed WIth VICtory over Alpena tnp to the Alpena Jeff Caldwell SIngled With a !.acnfice fly and From page 3C InvitatIOnal an RBI smgle, Kevm Pesta "I never expected we'd home Scott Schaft, who was Hoble SchleIcher followed doubled to put runners on mercy them In the champl- "The fresh North air got hIt by a IIltch, m the !.econd With an RBI !.mgle won the 100- and 200-meter us gOlng,h Sumbera said second and third and onshlp game," Sumbera dashes North picked up two runs m Greenville's only serIOus Caldwell capped the four- !>ald "They beat GreenVille after the N or~emen won all "He had a real good day," the fourth' on a smgle by threat came In the seventh run outburst WIth an RBI and they're usually pretty three games m the tourna- Schaft and Matt McCabe's when the Yellow Jackets got smgle competitive ~ W!l!.on said "He dropped ment, capped by a 13-3 wm two-run homer about half a !>econd In both back-to-back one-out sm- "I changed the battmg A smgle by HardIn, fol- over the ho!>t Wildcats for race~ HE"'1been nght on the Schaft'. RRl 'mgll" m:>d!' gle~ Tauhe) then got the u. Jul .lnJ nHJv~J H,uuw to lowed uy a tllple uy Cal tel, their 10th champIOnship In It 5-0 In the fifth and North edge for qUIte a whlle and final two hitters on a popout leadoff and Carter to the No got North a run In the first the e"ent capped the scormg m the and a stnkeout 2 spot and they've both been The Norsemen added three hopefully, thIs IS hIS break- "We played real well up Sixth when Caldwell smgled "He pItched a great game hlttmg better," Sumbera m the third on RBI Singles through Mike trams well there, lIke we usually do " and scored on Hardm's and when you can get eIght said "It gives us two left- by Caldwell and Hardm and and races hard so thIS IS nIce And on It!> return, North home run to see" to 12 stnkeouts from your handed batters at the top of Carter's sacnfice fly pIcked up Its first Macomb Ruthven struck out five in pItcher, It cuts down on the the order" The eIght-run fourth fea- Konwlak also ran on the Area Conference WhIte postmg the shutout number of balls you have to North scored two runs m tured two-run smgles by wmnmg 400 relay team that DIvIsIOn wm by beating "He's only 4-3 but he has field," Sumbera said "We the second After three Schletcher and McCabe, RBI mcluded Nate Dupes, John Fraser 7-0 behmd the four- an 0 98 ERA," Sumbera had been makmg a lot of walks loaded the bases, smgles by Dickerman and Coury and Donovan Wnght hIt pltchmg of Neil Ruthven saId "We haven't gIVen hIm errors, so a game lIke thiS Dickerman hit a sacnfice fly Schaft and bases-loaded Peter Bauman won the "The long-awaited first good support m the field or helps the confidence Just and Sharon drove m a run walks to Hardm and 110 }ugh hurdles, the 300 league victory for the two- at the plate " because there are fewer WIth a SIngle Sharon intermedIate hurdles and time defendmg MAC WhIte North got off to a good chances to mess up " Bnan StopInSkI'S sdcnfice North got ItS final run In the high Jump champIOns," Sumbera said start m the tournament by Freshman Shawn fly drove In the only run of the fifth when Jon Zalenski North's other indIVIdual The Norsemen, who had beatmg Greenville 4-0 on a Patterson picked up the wm the third Inmng North walked and scored from first wmners were Pat Kenny, lost theIr first three league four-hIt, elght-stnkeout per- In North's 10.4 Win over scored three times m the on Carter's double 1,600, Bob McGargle, 400, games, scored In every formance from Enc Thuhey West Branch Ogemaw fifth on RBI smgles by ErIC Pesta pitched all five Adam Burns, 800; John mnIng but the third agamst The Norsemen got all the Heights He allowed SIXhIts LUCIdo, 3,200; Tom the Ramblers runs that Touhey needed m over the first five mnmgs Staperfenne, pole vault, North manufactured a the first mnmg on RBI sm- McCabe pItched the last two North girls remain John Schubeck, shot put, frames and Paul Jacobs, diSCUS North got an early Jump North's other wmnlng unbeaten in league relay teams were ChriS Tlbaudo, LUCido, Nate Grosse POInte North's 73 POInts, RoseVIlle WIth 44 ULS-- MIkula and Scott Somerset girls track team swept four and LakeVIew WIth 24 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING In the 3,200; K C Clealj, events last week as the The Cadorins, Schore and ON THE PROPOSED 2001/02 GENERAL From page 3C Burns, Mark Reaser and Norsemen remamed unbeat- Ktran Kl1aru won the shut- Bauman In the 800, and BUDGET AND THE VARIOUS OTHER FUND couple of obstacles In the en WIth a 99-37 VICtOryover tle hurdle relay m 110 96 McGargle, Reaser, Alex Richard game Two ULS Macom b Area Conference North had second-place BUDGETS Drader and Thdd Ulnch In defenders, who had received WhIte DIVISion nval fimshes In the rugh jump the 1,600 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. lh~tlhe Mdyor ~nd c,ly Counlll permission to dnve sepa- Chippewa Valley relay With RadulOVIch and 01 Ihe C,ty 01 Gro"e POInte Wood, wlil be meetIng on M~y 21, 200 I rately to the game because ClaIre Cadonn was first AllIson Glovak, In the field North had several person- dl 7 ~O pm In the Coun~11 Chdmbcr~ of the MunKlpdl BUilding of a musIc program at the m both the 100- and 300- event relay WIth Glovak, al records m addItIon to 20025 M.l,k PIJ/d for Ihe purpo~e of LOnduwng a publ.- hearing on school, were late arnving meter hurdles races and Gal tIey, ElIse Nagel and KonWIak's peIToIlll ....1" ..., Ihe pwpo,cd 2001 02 GeneTdl Fund Budgel a, well al> the vanou, oth- because of traffic Akl1ah Cobb won the 100 Iumberly Stem, and In the They came from Wright, er Fund Budgel~ 01 Ihe ~ald Cay Then Costello was IIlJured and 200 dashes for North. 800 relay WIth Cobb, Claire Dupes and Staperfenne In The properly tax millalle rate of (J0.3S66) proposed to be when the PIOneers scored Knst! Hook was first In the CadorIn, Lindemann and the 100; R.J Scherer, 400, levied to support the proposed General Fund budllet will be a ~ub- WIth 11 seconds remalnmg long Jump and pole vault Schore JamIe Radke and RobbIe J~l of thiS hearinll. to cut the Knights' lead to 3- EllIe Dolmskl ran a strong North fimshed thud m Solomon, 300 hurdles, Paul The lollowmg " d 'Umm.lry 01 the prop(",~d hudgel' 2 race III wlnmng the 400 the shot put, diSCUS, long Seder, Kyle Klanow, Dan "Gabnel RIchard carned dash Jump, 6,400,400, mIddle dIs- O'Bnen and Ian Kennedy, GENERAl. DUDl Schore and Jenmfer Galtley -106000 glVe the KnIghts a two-goal Utica in 12th m a row, posting a wlnmng 2001 In'ldllment Note had a WInmng tIme of 55 2 52000 cushlOn tIme of 156m the finals 19!16 All 17~ Dehl 197 ()()() and the 3,200 relay team of Lmdsey GrabowskI That lasted until RIchard "He ran a 153m the pre- Grm,c Gr! Fund~ \481000 Jenmfer Metes won In 11 17 the bottom of the 12th Ealba scored her thIrd finals," WIlson saId "He The Norsemen opened the Innmg to give Grosse POinte goal of the game WIth 19 sec- looked good runmng ~ CAPITAL PRQJF.CT~ FUND season WIth a 94-38 WIn over North a 4-3 VIctory over onds left Utica Ford II Bauman also fimshed UtIca In a Macomb Area BUDGEl REQUIREMENTS "It was a dlTect kIck from Cadonn won both hurdles fourth m the 300 hurdles 25 yards (Jut," Backhurst Conference WhIte DIVISIon "1uIIILlpJI Imprm emcn! Fund races, takmg the 100 In 16 8 softball j:tame Burns was fourth m the said "It was hke a rocket and the 300 m 52 9 and It was the fourth hIt and 800 run and Cleary ~ouk -IO]IXlO The goalie didn't have a Hook was first m the long fourth In the 200 dash The prayer That was a good second tnple of the game for Jump 03.8 3/4) and the pole GrabowskI, who also stole 800 relay team of Cleary, exclamatlOn POint to the vault (8-0) ENTFRPRI~E FUND two bases, scored two runs Reaser, Burns and Wnght game" North's other mdlvldual also fimshed fourth ' ULS began the week WIth and played an outstandIng RlJD<;FT REQUIREMEN P" wlnner~ were Cobb, 100, Wnght took fifth place In a 10-0 Metro Conference Win game at shortstop P,lrkmg Fund ~'i.HXIO 13 7, Secord, 800, 2 43 6, the 100 against many of the over Hamtramck, a first- Lmdsey Koerber had two WJte, Fund 2 ~OO000 Ehzabeth Hartmann, dls- Singles and drove In a run, top sprInters III Macomb ] ~I'i 000 year team WIth 16 freshmen Sc"cr fund CU!>,79-11 1/2, Fisher, 1,600, Jenna Ulmer had an RBI County Bo,lI DOLk fund 18'1000 on the roster 5 50 5, and Walton, 3,200, smgle and stole three bases LUCido had a fifth m the ( ommndlly S,IIe, fund 112,000 Ealba scored four goals 1324 and Kelsha Bahadu and and Palazollo fimshed WIth 3,200 run, which was won by North won all four relays two RBIs Grosse Pomte South's Pat 1111.11Enlerrn-e Fund, 6266000 McIlroy added two apiece The 800 relay team of Cobb, North got outstandmg Dantzer m 9 44 8 Shortreed and VolgOl com- Dohnskl, Jaclyn Lindemann defensl ve performances INTERNAl. SERVICE FUND pleted the KnIghts' sconng "John had a 16-second and Leshe Cadonn had a from center fielder Kelly Co.,tello got the shutout, wmnlng time of 1 59 5 The drop to 10 13," Wilson saId LaBara, first baseman Rt I)(;FT REQUIREMENTS but dIdn't have to make any team of S€'cord, Wlnterfield, "He was runnmg With Michelle McMann and third Dantzer for ml,lch of the \\","cr, Compcn~allon 100 000 save~ Walton and Fisher won the baseman Knsten Murray race" \lllior Vel'll< Ie Fund !l7'i 000 It was ev€'n more lopSIded 3,200 r€'lay In 105281 \I lTI.lgcrncnt Info Sy'lcm, 277 000 In ULS' other Metro ClaIre Cadorm, Lindemann, Although he didn't place BllIldrnc AIJlhonly _4li.QOO Confcr€'ncC' game last week Le~he Cadonn and Dohn~kl North laxers win In the 3,200, Kenny also had Nine players figured In the won the 400 relay In 51572 a personal-best time of 1018 101 II Inlern II ",cn IIC Fund' I ~oolXX) sconng In the rout of and the 1,600 relay team against Crusaders Lutheran Ea.t Other PRs for North In wa~ fin,t In 4476 Chnc; Waldmelr'~ four (,RA'l/1) roUI AU. FUNDS 22.76l!.609 Bahadu ~cored three the Sterling HeIghts meet A fir~t place In the ~huttle goalc; led the way last week goal~, while Beth Sanders, came from Aruna Fonseka hurdle relay helped hft a~ Grosse POinte North's Ealba, CallIe Shumaker and m the high hurdles, T1baudo IIlOpV 01 Ihe rropo,cd hudgel wlil he ,lv.lllank for rn,pecllon dunng North Into a ~ec()nd-place tie lacrosse team beat L'Anse Betsy DArcy pIcked up two ,eplllT I">II"nL" hOlI" ,II Ihe ollllc of Ihe Ctly Admllll,!rator PuhllL WIth Sterhng HeIghts In the Creu'le North 18-7 III the 1,600, freshman Dan apiece ULS got a goal Minturn m the 300 hurdles ,,"nllll'nl' or,,1 .m,Vor "flilen Will he wclcome II Ihe puhill he.lnng GPN InVitatIOnal Andrew ScarfonE' and Pat on Ih, Il0re',lId rropo,ed (,ellcnl fund Rudgu .lOd Ihc vanou' other aplec€' from McIlroy, Dearborn Edc;el Ford won and Somerset In the 800 Paquettp Katie Hollerbach ('opus added three ~oals hmd Blldgeh With 114 POlnt~ The aplCce for the Norc;emen, "1lbaudo had a bIg drop to and Nayla Kazzi Nor.emen and StallIOns 4 48 and Mmturn IS one of Ted L. Bidigare Thp vlctones left ULS who got smgle tallies from wer!' ...econd WIth 86, fol- ('I.CO, Dannecker and the best freshman hurdlers (J PN 0'\/1 0I20() 1 Cny Admlnr,lralOT With a 9-1 overall record lowed by East DetrOIt With Vanderbroeck we've had In a long time," WIlson said (. .G.ro.s.se.p.o.in.t.e.N.ew.sMay 10, 2001 Snorts r 5C Harper Woods spring sports dominate rival East By Bob St. John kidI', who can throw strikes, Staff wnter of It after tralhng 10-3 Next for the Eagles I'> a I',cored and two stolen ba'>es, the '>weep, .,huttlng out which make~ u!> hard to Semor Jason Rhoades' home game on Monday, May while Jumor Sarah Mazzone, Luthel ,10 Ea~t 4-0 Hal per Woods' boy!> ba~e- beat," Harper Woods head two-run bloop double hlgh- 14, agamst Livonia Jumor Katw Rhode!>, Rinaldi "We werp a ~tep !>low,but ball team put a hurt on city coach MIke RowinskI said hghted the PIOneers' five- ClarenceVllle, followed by a and ~ophomore Jenny Hill the gIrl'> "till got the Job nval Lutheran East la!>t SenIOr Steve Rhodes run fourth Inmng, while tournament first-round each wen' 1-for-1 done," Harper Wood!> co- week, winning 16-8 earned the Win, gOing the semor J R King put the fin- game on Wednesday, May Harper Wood!> played head lOach Erica Bret.l ,>ald "We have two !>olld fjr~t four mnlng,>, but East Ishmg touch on the outcome, 16 Lutheran North and South "Thls wd"n't one of our bet- !>tarter. and .event] other battled back to make a game hitting a grand slam In the Lake earher In the week, ter game." but we Will take late lUnmgs Softball 10'>lng 6-0 and 5-0 the wIn" RhodeI', helped hiS own "We played well In each SenIOr KIm Bru~ i>cored cause, gomg 3-for-3 at the Harper Woods senior game, but couldn't get the two goal." whlle !>enlOr plate Llndsav RinaldI to'i~ed a 00- bdt" g01nt:r" Arthmlr{' -9](1 Hp9tlWr "'m_ "nc! fre~hm:m East's semor David Pokley hItter last week, leading the "They were Winnable games, Kahra Fox each tallIed once started and suffered the PIOneers past Lutheran but gettmg a handful of hlt~ SenIOr Llnd.,ay Achi> had loss, but JUnior KeVin East 15-0 won't get the Job done" an ai>SI~t, while ~emor Amy Kadrofske and semor John "Lindsay pitched very East lo!>tItS league games SmolIn,kl :,topped three Walters chipped In WIth run- well," Harper Wood!> head la!>t week, falhng to LIVOnIa shot'> sconng hIts coach Carol Arthmlre saId Clarenceville and Lutheran "We "eem to play to the In other actIOn last week, "She was thrOWing stnkes " We~tland level of OUI competitIOn," co- Harper Woods defeated RinaldI struck out eight of The Harper Woods soft- head coach Matt Naldow Macomb Lutheran North the 10 hItters she faced In ball team IS 4-1 In the Metro ,aid "We played a strong 10-1, whIle Lutheran East the three-Inmng mercy rule Conference and 10-3 overall, game agam"t Cranbrook, lost 6-0 to Llvoma contest Lutheran Ea~t dropped to 0- but we, e flat today Clarencevllle and 9-6 to The only player to hIt the 6 and 1-~ "Thl~ team ha~ a "hot to Lutheran Westland ball was semor Anna Boeck, Coming up for the end the week on a wmnmg For the PIoneers, semor who hIt a deep fly ball to PIOneer!> IS the New Haven "tl eak, but the girls have to Mike Whateley struck out center field Tournament on Saturday, elevate the level of theIr 10 and give up only four hIts "We're a young team that May 12, followed by a home pia) " to North Rhodes hIt a two- IS gomg through a tranSitIOn game on Monday, May 14, In other gdme~, Harper run homer and Kmg was 3- penod," East semor Amanda agamst Bloomfield Hills Wood!> lost to Lutheran for-3 Schung saId "We didn't Cranbrook Kmgswood, and Northwe!>t and hed The Harper Woods base- play well today, but overall a conference tournament Lutheran We!>tland, while ball team Improved to 4-0 In we are gettmg better With first-round game on Lutheran East lost to the Metro Conference and 8- each game" Wednesday, May 16, at Lutheran North and 2 overall, Lutheran East fell The PIOneers scored nine home Umverslty Liggett School to 0-6 and 1-7 runs on SIX hits m the bot- Next for the Eagles IS a "We have a very Inexpen- Comlllg up for the tom ofthe first mnmg They home game on Monday, May enced roster WIth only two PIOneers IS a home game on sent 14 hItters to the plate 14, against Clarencevllle, semors (Jessica Cushard Fnday, May 11, agamst They fimshed East off by followed by the first-round and K.Jyoml Okada) play- Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook addmg SIXruns m the thIrd of the Metro Conference Ing," East head coach John KIngswood, and the New mnmg, thanks to eIght con- tournament on Wednesday, Pholo b} Hen" DcPuvs Jones saId "It's tough for Haven Tournament on secutive walks and four WIld May 16, on the road our younger kids to have to Harper Woods senior Lindsay Rinaldi. above, no- Saturday, May 12 They WIll hit city rival Lutheran East last week. It was her pItches play varsity soccel against first Do-hitter. also host a conference tour- Sophomore DaeJana Soccer teams hke Lutheran North, nament first-round game on Maldonado was 2-for-2 With Cranbrook Klngswood and Wednesday, May 16 a double, an RBI, three runs Harper Woods completed Liggett" Thrilling comeback nets South booters a tie with Eagles

Grosse POinte South's i>OC- Eisenhower outshot the played strong throughout Five mmutes later, Peppler the second half and had only po~tmg her SIxth shutout cer team bounced back - at Blue DeVIls 9-4 In the first the game, moved toward scored her first goal of the eight shotI', on goal MIller She received excellent least part of the way - from half mIdfield With O'Loughhn season on a IS-yard volley of got her second goal of the defenSive support from ItS first defeat of the season At halftIme, Harkms told backmg them up O'Loughlm's pavs game and team-leadIng sev- Moran, Doughty, Meggle After losmg 1-0 to Sterhng hiS team to play more In the game agamst enth of the season after tak- SchmIdt, Enn Gnffin and Heights Stevenson last aggressIvely and less defen- Stevenson, the Blue DeVIls With three minutes Ing a short pass from MItchelson Fnday m a Macomb Area SIvely In the second half, held a shght advantage m remammg In the fir!>t half, Shapiro South IS 7-1-1 overall and Conference Red DIVISIOn South did a better Job of the first half, although the MIller tipped m Howe's pass 2-1-1 In the MAC Red The game, the Blue DeVils came stoppmg the Eagles' offen- TItans won most of the bat- for a 3-0 halftIme lead The Blue DeVils outshot Blue DeVIls play at Grosse from behmd Monday With a sIve forays South took tles for loose balls South was content to con- the Cougars 22-6 and Pomte North today, May 10, paIr of goals In the final 2 03 advantage of several Just under mne minutes trol the flow of the game In RIdgway made five saves In at 4 pm to he Utica EIsenhower 2-2 restarts as a result of Into the second half, JulIe MIller <;tarted the Eisenhower fouls and the Stevenson's Holly MeIer comeback when she Blue Devils were able to tapped In a loose ball from rebounded a shot to Mandl orgamze theIr attack better the penalty box area for the Marsh, who tipped It m to than they dId earher game's only goal. cut the Eagles' lead to 2-1 WIth about 25 mmutes A defenSIve mlscommum- As soon a~ South gained remammg, Harkms gave hIS catIOn contnbuted to the possessIOn after the ensUIng three startmg forwards a goal as the TItans were able kickoff, coach Gene Harkms lO-mmute break While he to aVOIdan offSide trap CEf)HYUnDRI moved the defen!>e forward was dOIng that, mldfielders South also played WIthout With goalkeeper SylVia ShapIro, Marsh and Ashley two key players, Ehzabeth RIdgway plaYing near mid- Coffman mamtamed the Moran and Shae Moloney- D R I V I N GIS" BEL I E V I N G field offenSIve tempo EgnatJos, because of Injury Finally WIth 14 seconds WIth about four mmutes and Illness left, MIller knocked In left, speedy forward Molly South had a 16-11 edge m • SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • LEASE • BODY SHOP Megan Shapiro's corner kIck O'Loughhn entered the shots and each goahe made to gIve the Blue DeVIls the game on defense With 2 1/2 13 saves, but the one that hard-earned tie minutes to go, forward eluded the Blue DeVIls EIsenhower scored four Stephame Rltok also came ended their seven-game Hyundai Advantage™ mmutes Into the match and m on defense shutout streak AMERICA'S BEST WARRANTY South trailed for only the The two substitutIOns Earher, South had little second time all year Stnker changed South's formatIOn trouble defeatmg Dakota 4-0 Jess Blecker headed a cross- from 4-3-3 to 3-3-4 by havmg m a MAC Red match vear 100,000 Mile Year 60,000 Mile vear Unlimited Miles Ing pa!>s past RIdgway for Marsh Jom CaitlIn Howe, ShapIro opened the scor- 1O Powertraln Protecbon 5Bumper lo-Bumpe r Coverage 524 hr RoadSide A$sISta""" the goal Miller and Rltok up front Ing WIth 12 02 left m the About 15 mmute~ later, Defender'i Heather Doughty first half after gettmg a nice Blecker made It 2-0 and Jordan MItchelson, who pass from Stacey Peppler Bishop Gallagher softballers • NEW 2001 ACCENT suffer major hit to title chance Power steering, power brakes, Int Wlpers, AMlFM stereo/cass , floor mats, rear defrost & more' Stk #0089 By Bob St. John baseball team lost the battle hIts, as dId Becker Staff wnter of adverSIty last week, los- Martlmsl blasted a long Head coach Denms Gore mg doubleheaders to Royal home run III the second and hIS BIshop Gallagher Oak Shrine, Waterford game (a 12-2 loss), whIle Joe gIrls softball team played Its Lakes and Center Lme St Duncan had two hIts most Important league Clement "The guys are playmg game~ In three years last "We had a skeleton hneup hard and the young kIds are week against St Clement and the Improving," Ochab saId The Lancer~ faced league- "results weren't In our favor," "We played a tough stretch leading Bloomfield HII1b head coach Tom Ochab saId of games WIth a thm hneup, Sacred Heart and spilt a "Sam (MartiniS)) hurt hIS but the expenences WIll doubleheader, wmmng 8-5 knee In the first inning of make us a stronger team" and 10'ilng 11-1 the first game and Jeff The BIshop Gallagher Semor JessIe VanderVoort (Mas~erang) couldn't play baseball team fell to 0-8 In NEW 2001 SONATA NEW 2001 SANTA FE LX tossed a four-hItter, ~tnkmg because of a dlsclphnary the Cathohc League A-East Auto, air, power Windows, power locks, V6,auto, full trme 4WD, 16" alloy wheels, out 11 In the opener rea 'Ion " DIVISIOnand 1-16 overall power mirrors, AM/FM stereo/cass , roof rack keyless entry, PW/PL, tilt crUise, Offen~lvely, JunIOr Angle alloy whel , tilt, crUise, rear defogger & CD/Cass , leather heated seats tow Sample had three hIts The Lancers lost the Soccer morel Stk #0219 package and morel Slk #0240 Sacred Heart ~alvaged the games 10-0 and 15-0 a'> spht by taking advantage of Bnan Pfeifer had the only The BIshop Gallagher defenSIve mlscue~ hit In thE' mghtcap, 11m gtrls soccer team suffered The Lancer~ fim'ihed the Becker and Mike Furchak through a homd two game~ week by droppmg a double- each had a hIt last week, lOSing by lopSIded headef to Warren scores to Warren Bethesda "Plus tax title bc & fretght wI approved credIt Rebates to dealer Immaculatl ConceptIOn, The Lancers' tWlnblll Chnstlan and PontIac Notre dropping to 8-5 In the against Shnne turned mto Dame Prep Catholic League (,-D Ea'lt 9-2 and 12-2 sE'tback'l a~ Head coach Bnan Dlvl<;lon and 9-8 overall Ma'l~erang wa<; 3.for-3 m Roodbeen and hl~ Lancer~ Commg up for the Lancers the opener Becker and tind themselves out of the IS a home doublE'header on MartinI'll al~o had hIts Cathohc League playoff Fnday against Allen Park In game two, Mas'\erang race, fallmg to 0-6 m the CabnnI had the team'~ only hIt Double-A DIVISIon and 2-9-2 Bnan Seery pItched fOUf overall Baseball ~trong innings m the opener Upcoming for thE' LancE'r~ agam.,t Lake'i, which wa~ an I~ an away game on Monday, GRATIOT AT 12 MILE RD. • 810-445-6080 BI~hop Ga lIaghcr's boy~ 8-4 dE'feat He also had two May 14, agamst Hazel Park

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100 HUP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL t1 • y for C OK & waitresses, ex- FAMILY Treat Ice • p a • fun EastSide telecommu. penenced only Mom. Cream 9- Jefferson evemngs Apply bored? Tired of the NNOUNCEMENTS n,cat,ons company Ings and afternoons Students welcome Parkcrest L-Bow same old roullne? If Duttes Include re- Good money Grosse Evenings, weekends Room, 20000 Harper you hke computers , 099 BUSINESS search and reconclha- POinte area Immedlatly 810-776- 313-884-7622 • and have great math Skills, JOin usl We are CUSTOM lion of customers ac. (313}824.4624 6914 counts ReqUires MI------IMMEDIATE OPENING EastSide Dermatolo- FOR sale- ProfeSSional prepare & dehver FINANCIAL ADVISOR crosoft Access and ..- - Admtnlstratlve ASSistant gy, a growing medical handy service busi. meals 810-772-7328 TRAINEE problem solVing skills [ .... Must be profiCient In pracllce With offices In ness No experience 121 DRAPERIES f"'t Raymond James 109 ENTERTAINMENT Full time permanenl ~ Microsoft Word, Access Grosse POinte Woods needed Will train " Associates POSition Fax resume COOK, full or part time Database, Excel, and New Baltimore, Can be run our of CUSTOM DRAPERIES ISlooking for motivated DISC Jockey- allocca- WIth salary requlre- Apply within Village Mati Merge currently looking for home $15K cash Blinds, carpet, profeSSionals for our Sions, very profeSSIO- ments to 313-882- Gnlle, 16930 Kerchev- Pleasant downtown non.medical staff Full needed Includes In. wallpaper, paid Financial AdVisor nal, also offering Kar- surroundings lime! Part time Some ventory and eqUip- Bedspreads, decorative 0345 al (313)882-4555 Training Program aoke (810}294-1753 Competitive salary, Saturday FleXible ment Call KIm, 810 accessones AMBITIOUS? Aggres. For conslderat,on In our Customer Service benefits and Hours Bene"ts ava,l- 268-8267 VISit our Showroom at slve? Work from Detro,t retatl branch, MAGIC of J R McAtee ~ (Harper Woods paid parkIng able Send or fax re- 22224 Gratiot home I $1500. $5000 please forward your Named "Best of De- offIce) needed Fax resume and sume to 20030 Mack 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS DRAPERIES BY PAT Mall order 888-292- resume to troll" (810}286-2728 5 30pm- 9 30pm Mon. salary requIrements to Ave Grosse POinte 81o-n8.2584 4218 www readV2Qo Branch Manager, CALLIGRAPHY: birth WWWlrmcatee com day- Thursday! 9am- 313.961.5434, Woods, MI 48236 now com 225 Talon Centre, announcements, wed- CUSTOM slipcovers, 3pm Saturday Good or Emallto FAX 313-884-9756 DetrOit M148207-4120 dIng InVItatIOns,all oc- 112 HEALTH & NUTRIT10N drapes, com Ices and APPLICATIONS ac- phone skills & sales NAWBOgdc@aolcom FAX 313-567.7051 casIons Call MIchelle accessones Krysta, cepted for full/ part background helpful or mall to Nawbo, MAMA Rosa's Pizzeria COUNSELING. adults pwetnbeck@351lJfcom at (313)640-4171 313.885.1829 time cashiers stock, Will train Work at 660 Woodward Avenue, needs phone help, adolescents, chIldren , Raymond James deh, and butcher home is option. 32 SUite 1166, cooks, wa,tstaff pizza I'LL come to you and LInda Lawrence, & Associates 128 PHOTOGRAPHY Must be 18 Yorkshire year old family busl- DetrOll, MI 48226 makers & delivery take your portraits 25 Psy S LLP 22811 Food Market, 16711 ness also needs man- ISan Equal Opportunity people Apply after pictures for $25 Call Greater Mack Employer PHOTOGRAPHY. Wed- Mack ager/ supervisor Ex. LAWN cutter needed, 4pm 15134 Mack Bob,313-881-4413 (313)824-2250 dings, anniversaries, ATTENTION: own a cellent pay plan Ka- FUNERAL director as- dependable WIth car, JAMES Taylor fan _ portraits Color or NEEDmoney? Sel\ computer? Work from _r_e_n_3_1_3-_8_8_6-_1_7_63__ sistant Part time, expenence helpful black & white Rea- Avon Call Rose, 810- needs 1 Itcket to July FOR relaxalton and reJu- Hams Funeral Home, Salary POSitIon 30- 35 sonable rates Ber. home Mall order/ e- DELI person, must be 294-8151 23rd at Pine Knob venation- try a mas- DetrOIt Call between hours per week 313- l nard 313-885-8928 commerce Free Infor- 18 Apply Within Alger Single lelter row sage Breckels Mas- 9am- 4pm (313)521- 526-9890 PAGING & cellular Ex- please 313-882-3770 sage Therapy, 93 Ker matlon www JustThe Dell & Liquor 17320 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL Goodhfe com 888- Mack Grosse POinte 3132 penenced or wllhng to cheval 14 years ex LAWN cutter wanted, leam Sales, customer 101 PRAYERS 805-6135 , penence 313-886- .. DELIVERY stock person GENERAL maintenance expenence preferred servIce (313)417- 8761 LANDSCAPER BEAUTICIAN wanted, wanted fulVpart time part time Apply NOVENA to St Jude ApproXimately 25 9000, ask for Stefa- -M-A-S-S-A-G-E--F--- Pn\ dte rL"~ldt.nce~ck'l part time 313-884- nbs (810)7729333 ' Parkcrest Inn, 20000 hours week Grosse nle May the Sacred Heart of • eel the exrenenLLchold sage a - metntenellcee, well es busser needed Full or company seekmg 2 ------(810)774-2378 experience Full time served throughout the 4130 today Joyce's ml><..,rrend'(lna nJIl "me art time Evening travehn9 auditors With HAIR stylist & assistant Benefits 810-778- world, now and forev- Salon and spa, 17912 he'" MU>Ihe\e al leestS P e f Id to style director Sta------\,~r, lend>Lertng& hours Champs Rotls- xPenence In Ie au- LAWN cutlers needed- 9619 er Oh Sacred Heart Mack h<>r"cullureleXre"CnLC drt and In I tlon available at busy of Jesus pray for us tlhlt.. ro {'erform minor sene & Sp,nls call spec Ion G full or part time Flexi h,\u'ch"ld rcr~"', Fax resume to 313- rosse POinte salon - PAINTERS & painter Worker of miracles 114 MUSI( £DUCATION .mJ \\ dl\ng to won. Annie, (313)886-7755 962-0847 or call Park- Health Insurance ble hours Call helpers wanted, start pray for us 5t Jude, I IlL,,1> C h 1ur, CASHIERI stock per- er Slacy, (313)962- available & vacation (313)995-2322 Immediately, must Pn"'ltlnn ntfn ...U)m(Xtltl\C helper of the hope- GUITAR lessons Sean I "lgC \1),1(llil henef,,, son, part & full ltme 5400 pay Excellent educa. have own transporta- less, pray for us Zlegenhagen of Ca- Illfer~~!l.J cdndtd lte" Must be 18 Apply In -______tlOnal opportUnity for PHONE ROOM tion 313-886-7602 I pll:l"'l. tl)f\~ud ...itl~t) Say thiS prayer 9 limes lamIty Jane seen on ~'ftnr\/ reyllllem~m> person at Jerry's Par- DETROIT Yacht Club recently hcensed MANAGER a day By the 8th day, Grosse POInte tele- I 1IlXl.nut rt.~ume or lctrLT ty Store, 383 Kerchev- restaurant nOW hlnng graduates to train for EastSide manufacturer PARISH bookkeeper, \)t mtcrl"r md your prayer Will be an- thon, all ages, your rdt"rl.nLe~ for \l.T1fLc.MLon al Grosse POinte all pOSlllOns Including own chair Call 313- (est 1968) of auto after. part Mle (15 hours swered It has never home, gUitar not to Farms Matre d Experience 881.4500 for interview market protective/ per week) Familiar WIth QUicken and been known to fall, needed to start ATIN. helpful Contact Kim or fax resume 248- appearance coatings never Publication (313)881 1890 Landscaper, PO. Box CHURCH sextonJ custo- at (313}824-1200 539-7995 seeking" evening Archdiocesan book 07l2/l, Detro't, M, dlan 35+ hours (Sat------(530- 930pml keeping system CPA must be promIsed 11 S PARTY PLANNERS; Thanks, St Jude for 4tl207 urday and Sunday EXPERIENCED cook, HELP me In my gar- 9 OOam. 3 00 Saturday} preferred Send re- HELPERS EOE l prayers answered mornings necessary) full time, must have dens Dependable, TeIephone sa Ies super- sume and references SpeCIal thanks to our LET our profeSSIonal ResponsIble, trustwor- breakfast experience self- starter, own vIsor Sales! manage- to St Gertrude Parish Mother Of Perpetual bartendIng & waltstaff A NANNY Ihy and fleXible Able WBllress, part time transportation 313. ment expenence AttentIon BUSiness Help L W make your next party NETWORK to work With technical (313)885-1481 881-3934 helpful, will train Manager, 28839 Jef- and safety aspects of Excellent pay plan ferson Avenue St NOVENA to St Jude- a speCial one Com- Looking for quality facIlilies operalions, Contac1 Mark, Clair Shores, MI Apostle and Marytr plefe party needs child care givers equipment and clean- 313.886-1763 48081 great In vlrture nch ,n Please call ProfesslD- Top salary, benefits miracles ktnsman of nal Barkeeplng Sys- Ing products Must possess excellent Grosse Pointe Glass &: Architectural Christ Infercessor of tems 810779-8797 (810)739-2100 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL communicatIon skIlls Metal firm is seeking an energetic, 200 HELP WANTED GEN£RAl all who Invoke you aId 116 SCHOOlS pleasant and neat person willing to In time of need I pray AAA CashIers dell and have a professlo- clerks Grosse POinte nal appearance Fax a learn all aspects such as Marketln~admln,strall\e ass,stantto $48000 10 you 10 use your FIRST Enghsh Lutheran area Starting pay, up request for application purchasing, customer service, \\ork for director of malor RenCenf"m 5- 7 year~ great God given pow- Coop Preschool IS e'penence In corporate marlestatp ThiS novena has nev- on experience wanted 10 assist the we offer outstanding oppor1tntoes 10 career -onented people plannon~expenence Fnendh suburball hrm 35 hour el been known 10 fall Apply at Mr C's Deit week Greatperks and bellerlts Call Kathy custodial and maInte- nterested f18 futu'e WIth 0lJ' COfT'4'lYl\I We are aetMlly seekng Say the novena for 9 18660 Mack nance crews for sum- crealtve energetIC ndMduaIs who haYS a strong desire to Grosse POinte Farms. 1"~al ~ecretar~to $\0 000 1 vpars corporat" or days Thank you for ~ 10 /On our exCilrog WOlf< BlM'ormertt n the loIowlng Mack at E Warren mer clean up, starting 111,~atlon"'penf'nce Good compulPr sl<,l1~ favors recetved St June 18th for 8 to 10 FULl-nME posrtlOnS OpportuM~ 10 ad,allcp RenCpn I all Dentse Jude J G 313-881-7392 ask for Chen weeks fleXIble sched. FURNITURE SALES Call (81 O)77l-B760 or THANJn9 tOrtng pre- school ------~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII;4 Grosse POinte Publ,c others Hws loraI posIflOl'tS ncwe one weekend day We 102 lOST .. FOUND through 41h grade stu AAA Store M-anager School System Hu- offercorrpeltMlsalary heaIlha'ld dental 1'19Jtlon,,1 organlZAllon"I tJ"Ib ~: POinte consulting f,rm DECK & fence company Somerset Collection ~ and b, ulfmot/llaud ~: Must know MIcrosoft, looking for full & part Troy H H Excel and Word Fax time help, good start 248-643-6810 •• Fax resume and cover letter to: ~ resume to Acumen Ing wages 313-886- H H wwwcrate8ndb8mll com Group 313-882-6685 8611 ~: John Minnis, 3/3-882-/585 ~: ~tlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt~ Classified. Thursday, MAy 10, 2001 (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

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Vinyl repairs Masonry Restoration Repwrs.New Installation LANDSCAPING dow replacement Re. oFumaces 6154 oAC enced Grosse POinter (810)307-3634 Bnndlng, Tuck POinting Licensed & Insured ResIderWaI &; ~ modeling Most home Fire Box Repair Tim Tarpey GARDENER serving the FuU5eMa!1 ~ i repairs Reasonable oBoilels Insured! reterences GARY'S Carpet Servo Insured 810-772-6489 finest Lakeshore, Pro- rates Excellent re- •Also AC ftx home s (313)824.4663 Ice Installation, re- ~ The P'oJnIe$ Joe MUll, 313.B81.9205 vencal, Windmill aod~A:Ia sults Insured Call for withboil8s KITCHENS: professlo, stretching Repairs A1 POinte homes since free estimate, InstaDmoni &: RepaiIlI nal design. many cab. Carpet & pad availa- weame 921 C(lUNGS Kinley & Company 1979 Spnng clean- (810)773-6624, 810- ble 810.228-8934 Gms!IePomJoe ~ Inet choices 31 years Hardwood Floors up, weeding, edging, . 214-B121 ~~ expenence Licensed SPECTRA suspended Lay, sand, and finish 15 Ye.us F.xpenerore \ EMERGENCY SERVI 913 CEMENT WORK cultivating, planting, FRANK'S Handyman & Insured Mel Ellison, and flush mounted Licensed and Insured pruning, tnmmlng, ~&;Jnsured " 313-822-96 810-776.9398 Service speCialiZing In CEMENT work. dnve. ceilings Lighting (313)640-9349 light painting and (313)331-7'284 " small repairs and MONARCH ••a,s, porches, patiOS, available Free estl- FLOOR "al1d,ng & relm ""OVlng wmdows W ~ horn~ lo"pe...llons RENOVATIONS garage floors, bnck mates George Sper- Ishlng Installation That sort of thing (810}791-6684 DONE Right. extenor & Specializing In custom block work Tile work ",(313303.1903 Water & 01\ base fin- Ron, 810-420-8770 FIRSfIAWN arr . HANDYMAN services, Intenor cleaning Resl' moldings, bookcases Bonded, Insured, I ' I.' •• Ish Free estimate GARDENER, pruning, FREE all household repalls, dentlal & commerCial cabinets Kitchen, (313)527-8935 (Bl0)777-1982, planting, weeding, TO NEWaISTOMERS drywall, palntmg, Inte. wmdow washing m & bathroom basement (313}220-5949 DISANO Construction. ONQUE enterpnses maintenance & spnng nor, extenor. 810.777. out light home re- remodeling 35 years expenence, construction, remold- clean- up 32 years Expert plaster repair FLOOR sanding and fin- 7347 airs 810759-0818 all types of cement Ing and handyman Ishing Free estl' expenence Judy, and painting HOMe One Handyman work Dnveways, pa. services BUild decks, mates Terry Yerke, 313.510-8376 Glen Draper ems Ser\olce PaFntlng, tile, tlos, Sidewalks, ga- garages and editions (810)772-3118 Landscaping Licensed BUilder GARDENER. Spnng tolal home repair 2 GIrlS and a Pamt rage floors footings, Installallon of ceder clean, weeding, plant- Services, Inc. (313)85D-8200 Free estimates Brushl Intenorl exten. blocks Free estl' shake (dormers, ga. Ing, tnmmlng Thor- oDe sign &0 (313)885-9235 G & G FLOOR CO (810)777-3908 or Last minute work mates (810)727-B839 bles and roofs) New ough effiCient, quality Installation R.J.REMODELING MOP roofs and repairs LI- Wood floors only oHort Icultural OLDER home speCialist welcomed B10.943- eqUipped Jason, 313- Serulces Electncal & plumbing CONCRETE & censed bUilder fully 313.885-0257 823-8885 oorganlc Approach Custom repairs, 7517 Bathroom specialist & MASONRY Insured (313)506- Floors of distinction fertilization plumbing, electncal, -25-y-ea-rs-e-x-pe-n-e-nc-e-L-I- basements All oDriveways 4035 since 1964 GREENSCAPE oQuallty ceramiC, plastiC 810. censed, Insured, handy' man services oSpnng Clean-up landscaping for .Porches & Steps 925 DECKS/PATIOS Bob Grabowski Duer 28 years 908-1158 bonded. Inlenorl exte- Free estimates oLawn Maintenance oExposed Aggregate Founder I PreSident .Free Estimates ONQUE enterpnses nor. 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Visit Beline's website- www.beline.com [email protected] Page 4 YourHome Thursday, May 10, 2001 Rhododendrons steal the show each spring Q. I love azaleas and rhododen- and rhododendrons should be lar fertilizer made just for azaleas drons but I have a hard time get- between 5.0 and 6.0. You can test or rhododendrons in late spring ting them to grow at my home. your soil if you are unsure of the and again in late summer. A soil What can I do? - John K. pH level with some simple one- acidifier such as Ironite is also rec- A. Flowering rhododendrons and ommended in your fertilizing pro- time testers. With these testers gram. Liquid fertilizers such as azaleas steal the show each spring. you simply add a small amount of Their beautiful blooms are so spec- Miracid are fine, only they need to soil to the test container provided be applied more often since they tacular it is no wonder that they and then fill with water and shake. are not slow release. are so popular. Rhododendrons are After the soil has settled you com- Pruning the azaleas and rhodo- not native to Michigan, but 8;re pare the color of the water to the dendrons should be done after they very adaptable to our landscape. chart provided to determine the bloom. Pinching off the spent Azaleas and rhododendrons will do pH. There are some more elaborate flower will transfer the plant's well with the right soil conditions ditions but not soggy soil. A well- testing methods available also, but energy to growth instead of seed and the proper planting location. drained location that will receive for 99 cents it gets the job done. 1b production. By removing the termi- We can amend the soil to create the . rainfall or irrigation is best. 1b test lower the pH you add iron sulfate nal bud on the taller branches you proper soil conditions, but for best your soil for drainage simply pour (Ironite works great) or aluminum can push the growth on the lower results we need to carefully choose a bucket of water in your hole, if it sulfate. Lime will raise the pH if branches, producing a more dense the best planting location. does not drain in a few minutes your soil is too acidic. Inmost cases you have poor drainage. The soil plant. Proper planting is essential for you will be lowering the pH. Mix A healthy plant is your strongest azaleas and rhododendrons. The drainage can be improved by rais- the Ironite or aluminum sulfate as defense against insects and dis- exposure of the plants to winter ing the level of the soil. Do this by d.i.rected on the package into the ease. Black vine weevils are the winds and SUD needs to be limited. tilling into the top 6 inches of the soil before planting and around insects that have been known to Generally azaleas and rhododen- soil a mixture of compost and top- existing plants. attack rhododendrons. A saw- drons do best on the north side of a soil. Raise the soil level up to the Azaleas and rhododendrons do toothed chewing on the leaf mar- building, solid fence or wall. point that your soil will drain when not require as much maintenance gins indicates the presence of adult Another spot may be between you do the water test. This is usu- as most people think. If you pre- weevils. The larva from these wee- established evergreens for protec- ally 3 to 4 inches of soil at a mini- pare the soil as we described above vils does th~ most damage to the tion from high winds and the win- mum. Adding organic material the soil will hold enough moisture plant by eating at the plant's roots. ter sun. Some of the smaller leaf such as sphagnum peat moss, com- between watering and still drain Control can be achieved by using varieties of rhododendrons and post or pine bark will help keep the off the excess. A layer of mulch will nematodes (a beneficial microscop- 80 ic worm) or Merit, which is a gran- soil loose and even lower the pH of hold the moisture in the soil azaleas will tolerate more exposed water!ng will only be once or twice ular chemical, introduced a few locations. the soil. a week aepen~ on how dry the years ago. These plants like moist soil con- The pH of the soil for azaleas weather has been. Avoid daily Proper installation of azaleas watering for it may lead to root rot and rhododendrons is the key to diseaseS. The easiest way to test success for you. By following the the soil to see if your plants are guidelines above your plants receiving enough water is to gather should thrive. Try planting exbury . a small amount of soil from just hybrid azaleas or P.J.M. rhododen- below the surface. Squeeze a hand- drons if you do not have a protect- ful of soil. If the soil is crumbly ed northern exposure. These vari- when released you need to water eties are hardier and can with- more. If the soil is wet enough that stand more exposure to the wind your hand gets wet then you need and sun. Now let's enjoy the show to cut down on the watering. of our azaleas and rhododendrons. Fertilize your plants with granu- Dauid Soulliere is a Michigan certi~d nurseryman at Soulliere Landscaping and Garden Center at 23919 Little Mack in St. Clair Shores, between Nine and 10 mile. Phone (810) 776-2811 or go to www.¥ichiga71:Gardens.com for more mformatian. E-mail at soul- Kim J. Spears [email protected]. Real Estate Coriiultant 66 Willow Tree Place With more than eight yan of experience in the Real Estate industry, Kim Spears joins the team of Sine & Monaghan GMAC Real Estate Company. 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Page 8 YourHome Thursday,May 10,2001 Panel doors dress up remodeling projects Changing door designs cost- recognized remodeling firm that full-color Id~r Boo~ from effectively adds character and does exclusively residential pro- ~aft~~ster DeSIgnS by value to a home. jects. ~m C~ te tin .d Remodeling is an opportunity to Compared to boring flush doors, . e . . ~ r. .e proVl es make an old home new or to molded panel doors further a deSIgn sensIbility WIth ~ts ~ay of enhance the home with features of home's architectural theme and panel patterns .. ~enca s m~st an aesthetic as well as practical add character throughout. popular ~oor d~ 18 the ~lomst nature. It's a chance to make the Remodeling homeowners seeking a door deSIgn, a SIX-paneldeslgn t~t home a more convenient and mod- unified look within their homes harks back to Colomal em living space, with an eye want to marry interior doors to ~illiamsb~ and "?~tinues to find toward lasting performance and their cabinetry, wainscoting and ItS place In. traditional hom~s. better resale value. moldings. The average home has Stru~s ',Vlth a French, Spamsh Increasingly, this means using 19 interior doors, each making a or Italian influence m:e comple- molded panel doors to replace wood statement by virtue of size and mented by the Classlque door doors inside vintage homes, or daily usage. Why do so many doors design, which was originally flush (flat-faced), hollow plywood lend nothing in terms of visual designed for the European market doors in homes built during the interest when they -like cabinetry and features two, textured panels '50s, '60s and beyond. Molded and furniture - can so easily add with a soft, crowning curve for a panel door designs, made of engi- style and character to a home? sophisticated look. neered wood, provide the decora- "Consumers want a house that homes built in the '50s, '60s and When seeking a pre-stained look, tive appeal of sculpted doors, reflects their personal style," says '70s see molded panel doors in oak is a favorite of homeowners. minus the cost and maintenance of Sharon Hanby-Robie, interior parade and showcase homes and The four Colonist pre-stained solid wood. As homeowners designer and ASID member, want that look," says Hillary designs boast a wood-grain finish research their options, sales of Lancaster, Penn. "They're looking Hufford, marketing manager at of true oak, beginning with the molded panel doors have climbed for fine details, individual expres- Masonite Corp. "Changing doors is light, neutral tone of CraftMaster steadily. sions and ways to make their home a relatively economical way to Natural, to the warm, deep honey "The driving forces are the cost stand out." upgrade a house and give it a fresh tone of CraftMaster Mesa with its differences and a desire to match Homeowners starting from look." subtle hints of red and the doors to the design of the house," scratch most frequently specify Unlike their solid wood counter- CraftMaster Canyon with a slight- says Kate Post, project manager at molded panel doors. This prefer- parts, CraftMaster Door Designs ly darker stain. The darkest hue is Sylvestre Construction in ence trickles down to the remodel- by Masonite resist swelling, the rich dark CraftMaster Minneapolis, Minn., a nationally ing market, too. "People living in shrinking and splitting. Inthe case Harvest.' Each pre-stain color of painted doors, this prevents matches widely available trim cracks in the paint film and avoids packages. adding one more project to home- Homeowners looki,ng for conve- .. 1060 N. Oxford owners' to-do lists. nienee and easy installation seek Changing the statement your out these pre-~ designs, and Classic four bedroom, doors make is easier than you also appreciate the ease of Colonist two and one half bath, think. 'Ib learn how to transform Finished White, a design pre-fin- Colonial in desirable your room with new door designs, ished in white that is ready for area. New fumace and new colors or enhancements like immediate installation. All other air conditioning. Wood decorative handles, trim and mold- CraftMaster designs come primed floors. Great condition ings, call (800) 504-1020 for a free and ready to paint. and large yard. copy of "Decorating with Doors", a For more information, call (800) 405-2233; e-mail [email protected]; write CraftMaster PR, One South 675 Canterbury Wacker Drive, Suite 3600, Chicago, Almost immediate occu- ill. 60606, or visit the company's pancy. Abundance of web site at www.masonite.com. family liVing space in -IHIT this four bedroom, two and one half bath Colonial. Great closet space. Move-in condi- tion with many updates. FIRST OFFERING - Three bedroom three bath Condo SpfLueeIt Up! in ated Waterfront Communi near Grosse Pointe Home Sale Preparation Home Services

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Thursday, May 10,2001 YourHome Page 9 Page 10 YourHome Thursday,May 10,2001 Disney wreaks happiness through the years A rose by any oth~ name would feeling "on my own" at the time .- smell as sweet, - but the name no one watching over me as I decId- "Disney" is special. ed and bought that souvenir. Literally every Disney item is In time that pink plastic Mickey collectible, with rarity, quality and Mouse disappeared. Remembering condition adding to that item's value. Disney articles sell quickly it, and thinking I had read some- as they are highly treasured. and where it was of value, I found one sought after. Disney characters about eight years ago like it - have become lifelike and beloved though this one was red - at a flea by millions. market. While searching on ebay I The auction web site ebay cur- found this red one listed with a rently lists 6,128 items under the ihg animation as early as 1920. starting price of $3 with a one-bid search headinR' of "Mickey Mouse," Mickey Mouse first appeared in history and four more bidding days narrowing it aown to 37 by adding 1928 in the short "Plane Crazy." left. It was listed as a 1971 Marx the word "plastic" to that heading. Judy Posner Collectibles web The third Mickey Mouse cartoon plastic Mickey site at www.tias.com/stores/jpc "Steamboat Willie" made Mickey a Mouse that mea- IOckeylloaae 193011Hughes lists a 1958 Disneyland success after its release in 1928. sured 5 by 5.75 brush. Minnie Mouse also made her debut inches with a map/brochure, pictured below, 12- ished a wooden, by 8.5-inch for sale at $45. "Kovels' appearance in "Steamboat Willie," round logo on the Anti~ue8 & Collectibles Price List with Pluto first appearing in 1930, foot that says Hughes Mickey 2001 has a Disneyland folded Goofy in 1932 and Donald Duck in Louis Marx & Mouse brush, map, 1984, listed for $16; and a 1934. Co., MCM- depicted above, 1989 map listed at $18 - to think My first trip to Disney was to LXXI, made in from his mother. I recently threw away my 2001 California's Disneyland in 1969. The brush previ- Disney World map! the U.S.A. The The souvenir I bought was a pink ously belonged to Walt Disney began his enterpris- accompanying plastic mold of Mickey that I photo proved it was the same as TbJa 1958 retrieved with 75 cents from a dis- mine. ru have to keep an eye on Disneyland penser machine. The machine that auction site to see what the map caD be advertised the mold would be made highest bid may be listed at. Today bought for on the spot after the coins entered the plastic figure is more valuable $45. the slot. The mold was still warm to me then it was in 1969, even when I retrieved it and it had a though it's not the original. my aunt's mother-in-law. My dad freshly-made smell. I remember My father acquired and cher- said it was from the 1930s. My mom and dad saw how I admired it and. surprised me with it several years ago as a Christmas present. The brush is priceless to me because I have the memory of my father "insightfully" cherishing it. "Kovels' Antiques & Collectibles Price List 1997" lists a Mickey and Minnie, wooden handle, Hughes, 1930s brush at $125. A vinyl band, Ingersol Mickey 1bn:e bedroom RANCH located 011 a qUIet court LlI the Mouse wristwatch that is chrome Woods lJpdates melude kllchen, roof, full bath With A spaciOUS foyer welcomes you to lIus Colomal Just bnm- double smb and Conan counters Newer Andenen aung WIthupdates Large kitchen WIthan adJolmng fanuly cased with a color image of Mickey WlIIdows and hardwood floors throughout AllnIclIye and room WIth bUIlt 10 cabinets for teleVISion and stereo a in the center with red shorts, yel- m pnstlIIC coodIbOll natural f1l'Cplaceand two sets of French doors leadUlg t~ a Kelly Martin Bahaim sun room oYerlooking the garden whIch has a patio and low hands and shoes, 1948, may pond 0dJer feanues Include a fimsbed recreaUon room, an presents ... exercIse room and a first floor laundry room yield $115, according to -Warman's Antiques and Collectibles Price Guide." "Kovels' Antiques & Collectibles Price List 200 1" lists an Ingersol, Watch Fob, Mickey Mouse watch, with leather strap for $440; and a 1930s, first version of the watch at $700. Recently, while visiting Disney World I noticed several children experiencing total happiness with Delightful three bedroom bock ranch In !be beart of the Farms LIVIng room WIth fireplace and bUilt-in Just a stone's throw from Lake St C1au, lIus home exudes an air of confidence about them bookshelyes. an office and half bath 10 the basement. old world charm and 15 filled With character arehlteclUral which seemed like they felt "on gIeammg wood floors and professIonal landsc:apJng WIth det.uls enhanced by many newer features These 'nclude a many pereani.aI bods $219,900. w1ute kitchen WIth appliances. garage, elcctncal and their own" in the Magic Kingdom. I wllldows 1IY111l1: room WIth fU'CPface.formal wrung room and a sunny fundy room A great buy at $122,500 am sure they, too, are taking home a "special" souvenir. Send your questions about 313.376.3059 antiques and collectibles to: Diane www.realesltlteone.com Call Kelly Martin Rahaim to arrange Morelli clo Grosse Pointe News at to see these exceptional offerings! 96 Kercheval Ave., grosse Pointe Farms 48236, fax (313) 882.1585; e-mail dmorelliOgrossepointe- news. com. Thursday. May 10. 2001 YourHome Page 11 Realtors ill tlte News the Top Sales -- Associate for Sales Volume. - Other 'lbp Award · HAUEYOU Winners are: Patty Bar"gne&, Connie .GONE ORGANIC Far/Vicky • Price, Mia Bardy, Perry ~YET? Gatliff and Ed ftememapp Sallyeoe. Grosse Pointe Woods Office - Ed Rememapp UTOPIA GOLD ~ was honored as Top Sales Associate in the , HIGH ENERGY • ORGANIC BLENDED Grosse Pointe fERTILIZER COMPOST Woods office for Listings Sold. K are n . Ruggiero was A COMPLETE AND NATURAL Karen Ruggiero honored as Top BLEND Of ORGANIC TURKEY Sales Associate for Buyer- Controlled Sales. MANURE AND LEAUES. ETC. Joe Rich was honored as 'lbp WHICH PRODUCES A RICH. Sales Associate for Gross Commission NUTRIENT fiLLED SOIL income. Other'lbp ENHANCING PRODUCT Award Winners are: Sue Dungan, Alicia Martinez • PERFECT FOR SOIL MANAGEMENT and Janet Resseguie. '. HIGH IN NUTRIENT Joe Rich • COMPLETELY ORGANIC/NATURAL; . NO CHEMICALS! • WILL NOT BURN; WEED AND ouse BACTERIA FREE screws around the edges of the Q. I own a frost-free refrigerator NO SAND/PEAT ADDITIVES mounting plate and carefully pull which has an ice maker. The prob- the plate away from the housing lem I have is that water will flow box. Once removed, you'll have into the ice bin and freeze solid. At access to the switches, motor, ther- times, if I catch it, I hear an unusu- UTOPIA GOLD ORGANIC BLEND IS mostat and shut-off arm. al noise coming from the ice maker. Begin by disconnecting the PERfECT FOR ANY LANDSCAPING The refrigerator is about 8 years motor wires and setting a multi- APPLICATION. IT'S PURE GOLD fOR old, and this is the first time I've tester at RXIO. Place a probe to had a problem with the ice maker. each wire. The tester should read YOUR CHEMICAL fREE GARDEN AND What could be wrong? 400 to 600 OHMs of resistance. If A. Fortunately for you, the aver- LAWN! not, remove the motor from the age lifespan for refrigerators is mounting plate and install a new about 15 years. With proper main- motor. For the thermostat, remove tenance, your appliance should last the clamp restraint, label and dis- SEE THE RESULTS fOR YOURSELf. another seven or eight years. Now connect the wires. Set your multi- PICK SOME UP TODAY! I'll detail several possibilities con- tester at RXl, place one probe to cerning your ice maker. If you feel the shorter of the two wires and inept for the job, call in a profes- the other to the second wire. 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Tree begin? look of stamped metal ceilings that Trimmlnt In the past, homeowners used were popular in the late 19th and • LAWN SERYlCE furniture placement, wall colors or early 20th century. area rugs to help define these Let us do It for )'ou! spaces. Now, designers have added Simple do-it-yourself • BRICK PAYING another option: "area rug ceilings." project AND RETAINING The idea behind the new interior Three steps are required to cre- design concept is similar to that of ate an area rug ceiling treatment WALLS an area rug, only on a different Patios. Drlgewa.,s and ~e the one Woman's Day created. surface. In the case of an area rug First, plan the layout. Take into walltwa.,s. Let our desltne ceiling, designers simply break up show )'ou a custom loolt. consideration what space you want the bland, white expanse of a flat to define, how the layout will Une drywall ceiling by varying the ceil- up with walls, windows and doors, • NEW ~ng ~aterial. They do so by and how the furniture will be LANDSCAPING ~stalling 12- by 12-inch ceiling arranged. tiles onto an existing drywall ceil- Next, position the layout on the • INSTALLATION ing over the area they want to ceiling and install the tiles. Resoddint. shrubs and highlight. M~~ure and. mark the area rug tree plantlnt. Annuals a Ceiling tiles have no visible grid ceiling's location, making sure all Perennials. system, which makes them the corners are perpendicular. Install best choice for an area rug ceiling. the tiles according to the instruc- Moreover, installation is fast and tions provided with the tiles. Backer Landscaping has been serving the easy because of a tongue-and- Consider painting the ceiling tiles groove design that helps assure to d~fine the space even further. East Side for over 14 years. Our courteous proper alignment, a level surface Finally, install molding around and a smooth fit. And, they can be the layo~t. Choose a 5/B-inch thick, professional staff will provide prompt quality painted to coordinate with other flat penmeter molding. Paint the products and services to meet your needs. furnishings. molding, let it dry, and then nail it To illustrate the design concept to t~e drywall ceiling around the Ask us for references from your Woman's Day Weekend Hom~ outsIde of the tiles to "frame" the Improvement Projects magazine ~ea .rug ceiling. The result is an neighborhood. recently collaborated with mtenor finish that not only de8pes Armstrong World Industries, the the area but also adds personaJity country.'s largest manufacturer of No Obligation • free Estimates to the entife. open plan space. r residential ceilings, on an area rug For more information on Tin1Ue ceiling installation. ceiling tiles and other tiles that can In this instance, the homeowners be used in area ceilings visit wanted to separate a living area www.ceilings.com on the Internet, from a dining area. They did so by or call (8oo) 233-3823 and ask for a cr~~ting a rectangular area rug ~ ~py of "HomeStyle Ceilings: ceihng over the living area using FinIshing Techniques." Armstrong's new 12- by 12-inch 27739 Groesbecll • North of II Mile • Rose.Ule -IHIT Thursday, May 10, 2001 YourHome Page 13 Build up, pu~h out, add on, or move out? • Egress window requirements consider before you can make any should decide to sell your home in for bedrooms, especially those By Leon A. Frechette final decisions. If you take the time located in basements. When is your home no longer a few years? to do some research and gather the • Wall thickness and insulation • What will your monthly mort- facts required to answer these your castle? Your family room is too gage payment be if you have to requirements, as determined by small, bodies are sprawled all over questions, you will be able to make any state or local energy code in finance your remodeling project? an intelligent decision, one you will the floor, and there is simply not • What would the mortgage be force in your area. be able to comfortably live with for • Minimum-sized footings and enough counter space in the on another home that already con- many years. kitchen. The decision to "move or tains the features you desire to add foundations for the addition of a improve" can't be delayed. to your own home? Additional considerations second floor. For most of us, reaching this • What are the current interest • The existence of covenants, decision can be very difficult. Of Before you invest your time and which could restrict you to height, rates? money in any remodeling project, it course, living through construction • Will the remodeling project type of roofing or roofing material, work in progress is also difficult. is important to understand the color, siding, etc. You will want to price your home out of the neigh- guidelines provided by local codes To decide if your home is worth borhood? How Unportant is that to check the title of your home to ver- the cost and upheaval of remodel- and regulations as they pertain to ify the existence of any covenants. you? your project. One important factor • Ifyour home is a historic build- ing or if you should just move • Will more money be spent to that needs to be considered before ing or located in a historic area. entirely, you- need to consider a redo the basic structure than on remodeling involves "zoning regu- You could be restricted in what you number of factors: the actual remodeling project? lations," which impact the use of want to do with the exterior • Will more money be spent to your property in relation to its Personal preferences meet current. codes than to accom- appearance - contact the historic property lines. Zoning ordinances preservation office in your area. • Do you1ik.e your home? plish the desired project? • Do you like your neighbor- establish land use: residential, Before starting any project, industrial, or commercial. Usually hood? Structural considerations • Do your school-aged children "residential" is subdivided into sin- See BUILD UP, page 16 • Will remodeling make the best gle-family or multi-family cate- have friends in the neighborhood? use of the space? • How long do you plan to live in gories. These ordinances protect • How is the wiring? you, your neighbors, and the com- this home? • Do you have lead pipes? munity from undesirable or inap- • Do the flooring and siding (or propriate land uses and/or con- Financial other products) contain asbestos? struction. Other factors to consider • How much do you owe on the • Do you have adequate space include: house, or do you own it outright? for expansion? • Special height restrictions. • Will the cost of the project As you can see, there is a lot to exceed what you can recoup if you

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Page 16 YourHome Thursday, May 10, 2001 Building a redwood trellis By Leon A. Frechette space the rest. your area. Constructing the stan- There is no better way to attrac- • Take care when spreading the dard trellis shown could save you tively fill a space between your fingers. Depending on your wood at least 50 percent. More than yard and the neighbor's than with grain's direction, they can crack - that, the quality will be much high- an easy-to-eonstruct redwood trel- or even break - during this proce- er than with an assembly-line lis. dure. product - not to mention the pride Imagine this trellis, right, with • Add the bottom cross-member that goes into it. clematis spreading its white, red, last. - Tooltalk pink, or purple flowers all the way Will you save money by building to the top. your own trellis? Of course - how- To build this project, you will ever, how much you save will need a table saw, finish hammer, depend on the style you choose to fp. finish nails and waterproof glue. build and the cost of materials in This is a simple project that can be completed in less than two hours. r.r ...... Here are a few things to keep in Build up mind before you start and during construction: From page 13 doors and windows. Financial provides step-by-step advice and • When choosing your lumber, assistance may be offered to quali- instructions for all phases of a check with your local city or county fied customers. For example, remodeling or new construction choose a piece with as straight a building department for any specif- grain as possible. grants may be offered to help cover project. ic requirements that may apply to a portion of the cost of insulating • Be sure to support your lumber your particular project. attics, 'walls, and floors over heated Owning historical property is with an outfeed table. areas. A small grant may be paid both a privilege and a responsibili- ty. You may benefit from generally • When attaching the upper Did you know? toward replacing existing windows cross-member to the fingers (slats), with more energy-efficient win- increased property values as well be sure to pre-drill both the cross- The Weatherization Program, dows. An energy audit determines as local and federal tax incentives member and the fingers. Begin by which is sponsored by local electri- the exact amount of each grant, or rehabilitations. To better under- stand historical preservation, send attaching the cross-member to the cal utility companies, helps cus- and the grant does not need to be tomers identify and repair areas $5 for Document No. HP-120 1. two outside fingers first, then to repaid. Any remaining balance where energy is lost due to inade- • the middle finger, and then evenly after the work is completed and the To order either the book or quate insulation and inefficient grant has been awarded is the Document HP-1201, clip this arti- homeowner's responsibility. Be cle and send it with a check or " sure to contact your local electrical money order (price includes 24 MCKIN~EY. GROSSE POINTE FARMS utility company for more informa- postage. and handling), to C.R.S., tion. Inc., P.O. Box 45f~ Spokane, There is also the possibility thaf Wash. 99202"{)5~7. ~ - you will need to select and work Once you have Wlswered the with a contractor to complete your questions at the beginning of the project. "The Helping Hands Guide article and researched the regula- To Hiring A Remodeling tions, you should be qluch closer to Contractor" by Leon A. Frechette making an intelligent "move-or- improve" decision, one you can comfortably live with. The bottom line is to take your time and do all your homework before making any decisions. Let the facts guide you in the right direction. -eRS PAPPAS A AS8Oc:::IATES MORTGAGE A Division of Advanced Funding • 22777 Harper Avenue This lovely French Country Tudor built in 1909 features beautiful architecture. St. Clair Sho~, MI 48080 • (810)772-9000 contact Mona Pappas It boasts of a stunning entrance, formal and informal dining rooms and a unique master suite. There are eight bedrooms. Approximate 4,400 square feet MAKING A WORLD OF DD'I'EIlENCE- includes finished third floor. The four car garage has a quaint two bedroom ONE MORTGAGE AT A TIME carriage house above it. Come see for yourself the elegant charm of this home. Giving value and service to our own community with lending options • Payoff Delinquent Taxes • Purchases • Construction Loans Call Kim Poirier • Payoff Land Contracts • Equity Loans • Commercial Loans • Refinances • 100% Financing pager (313) 813-0814 • Home improvement & debt consolidation loans • No income verified loan (for self-employed) • Investment loans (purchases and refmancf's) ~~ NO APPUC::ATIONFEE • GOOD0lD1T • -msu OIDIT www.gmacmiehigan.com 24 .R01JIl APPROVAl. • OOMPEn'I'IVE RATES .. - ,-:- ......

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GROSSE POlITE $329,IlOO &ROSSE .-m FARMS S316,900 GROSSE POINT! .... .• $1,300,000 DETIIOO' $87" ATTRACTM COLONlAI.-eoMPLETELY REDONE. Recent CUSTOM BUILT RANCH In pnme Farms kx:abOO boaStS DISllNCTlVE COLOMAL LocatIld mlnutlls from L.ake St GREAT OPPORTUNfTYl Great opportunlty to purchase tills three bedrooms and two battls. Many Improvements newer home wrttl all the extras - oak floors lhrouOhout. updates lIlcIude new deCOrating tt1roUgtlout, h8nlWOOd ClaIr ThIS charming home fI8IunI8 five bedrooms, four floOrS and new carpeting SpacIouS room sizes, flnlshed Indudlng family room adjaeent to spaCIOUS Mutsehler oak doors, marble Sills, finished basemeIlt. recessed kItttleIl with eating area (GPN-H-B9SHE) (313) 885- full and three half ba1hS, updat8CI Mutschler kitchen wI1h playroOm III b8SllfTl8fIt and kItI:hen wI1h IIghtmg and kltchen wI1h large pantry. (GPN-GW-61 LAP) white CorIan center ISland. Gaggenaw and sub-zero appliances pro- countllrS. (GPM-H-98RIV) (313).885-2000. 2000. fllSSlonally finlshed basemerit. (GPN-GW-62WEB) (313) (313) 886-4200 886-4200

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GROSSE .-mlII01ES s.-,ooo COMPlETELY UPDATED THREE BEDROOM HOMEI lllrs GROSSE PODm ,.. $288,IDO CHARM AND QiARACltR! VOU'II find them in lhls four GREAT CONDITION TWO FAMILY FlA." Three bednlOlT\S fabulOUSlY lOCated home boaStS a 13x16 famIly room, DON'TMISSntlS! Great Investment opportunity In bedroom home. Old world charm Is III the many details. each, Irving wI1h fireplace. large dining cove1lld "Park" klcabon. Newer kitchenS. wI1h bullt-lllS room room. master bedroom with bath, finiShed lower level wrth large newer kitchens, appliances - most stay. Newer carpet An enclosed pon:h and rear deck add to the enjOyment. and eating space. h8nl'Mlod ftooB. nat1JraI fireplaces. entertainment area and a beaUbful pnvate yard (GPN- over hardwood floorS, many updates and nice lIeCOr In UIlIque home ready to be Io¥ed! (GPN-GW-2OMAR) (313) central air and only a short walk to IakBfnJnt park. (GPN- GW-95CRE) (313) 886-4200. bottl.lWo car garage (GPN.H.29BEA) (313) 885-2000. 886-4200. H-5OHAR) (313) 885-2000. •

GROSSE POIfT'E WOODS ... .- GROSSE.-m WOODS $11J5,511O GROSSE POlITE WOODS $228,900 CUSTOM BUILT RANCH. Featunng an attaelled gnge GROSSE POlITE WOODS $3t4,llJO HERE'S WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITJfG FOftI Huge 21 X19 THREE BEDROOM CoklmaI. updateS Include. gorgeous and bnleZ8WllY, living room with lil'epIace, lIrnng L, Hou.vwooo-EAST Of MORNNGSlDE. DesIrable 1hnle family room with cathedrIlI ceiling and new\y remodeI8d new kitchen WIth eating space New wllldoWS. driveWBY refinIShed hard wood floOrS, piofessloll8l landSCaPing bedroom ranch. Family 1tlOm. roof, wllldowS. half bath, newer WIndowS, roof. central air COIIdit1On1nl1. newer and I8ndSC8PIng. Two and one half car garage, finished with 1001 shed, gardens and pnvacy fence. New roof and furnace and centrallIII' beaUtifully updated krtehen, and finished basement. condIIIonInlJ. RniShed Il8seI1lent bllsemel1t. lIVing room wrth fireplaCe and tonnaI dining eentrat 8Ir cordtJOmng. (GPN-H-31COU) (313) 885- W1ltI full baltl. (GPN-GW-21HOl) (313) 886-4200. (GPN-GW-65HOL) (313) 886-<4200. room. (GPM-GW-4OHOL) (313) 88&-4200 2000.

ST. CLAIR SHORES $129,OOD S348,ODO ST.CUll SHOlES GREAT THREE BEDROOM BRICK RANCH TIlls home HARPER WOODS $108,000 THIS IS IT1 This br1Ck beaUtY has It all' Blilt In 1991, GROSSE POlITE WOODS $134,9OD CUTE AND COZY 1ll1S cute bUngaloW IS truly ready to features a FJonda room, two car garage. comer lot wI1h GREAT LOCATION! 2400 feet. new etght tIlOtJS8nd doII8r front door tnvItBs you II1tO square Pr8sdlrtIY operlltmg move lllto UpdateS ttlroUghout and freSh clec:Ofllbng wI1h fenced yard, tlardwOOd floOrS, huge besen'lent-original this CoIonIlIII with caItledraI ceiIinllS- AndenOf'I WindoWS as retail clothing. Could be DoI1arSIDre or IlIlY uness. beaUtIful New piUInllIng, bulIder's model. (GPN-H-29REVl (313) 885-2000 h8tlIWOOd ftooB eIeetnC, copper and finished b8SeITl8I1l (GPN-H-61 MAP) (313) 885- Belllg sold as Is. Many major ~I (GPN-GW-45VAN) dnvew&Y and new roof (Gf'N-H.31 ElJ() (313) 885-2000 (313) 886-4200 2000

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Upon • Immediately contact the tele- gency phone system. that all consumers check their request, the company must provide phone company and request an 4. State and federal taxes. a complimentary copy of the rate investigation if you don't think you monthly bills as a matter of rou- 5. Cellular phone and paging tine. schedule applicable to your usage. are responsible for a particular .. charge - allows cellular phone r Telephone bills have become Note, however, that the MPSC does call, or if you have questions companies to assess long-distance more complex and may include not regulate the rates and charges charges for calls made to cellular regarding charges on your bill. unfamiliar, inappropriate or incor- for optional services and the phones and pagers; these charges Because of the changing nature rect charges. Therefore,- it is wise charges J;JUly ehange without may include long-distance charges of the telecommunications indus- for consumers to ~me familiar notice. try, there may be charges for other and air time. with the charges. ~ded on their Unfamiliar charges may appear telephone services on your bill that on your monthly local and long-dis- 8. Primary inter exchange carri- monthly bills. er charge (PIC C) - covers the are not addressed in this alert (e.g., A monthly bill from your local tance bills. These charges (exclud- returned check charge, minimum ing taxes and the 911 surcharge) costs of long-distance, interstate, telephone company will always and intrastate telephone networks long-distance calls charge, etc.). If include charges for basic local are permitted under state or feder- for use of the local telephone com- you have questions about other exchange service. Other charges al laws, but a company does not ~rvice charges appearing on your have to charge them to customers: pany's network. Charges may vary may include: between telephone companies. bill, contact the telephone compa- • Costs for optional services, 1. FederaVstate subscriber line (Applicable only to multiple line ny. Always follow up with a letter such as a second telephone line; charges - some of these charges businesses.) and keep a copy for your records. • long-distance charges from cover the <:ostof the local telephone Remember - basic local service network. There is a maximum fed- 7. Local number portability other companies; charge - covers the cost for cus- cannot be terminated for nonpay- • voice messaging services; eral charge of $4.35 for a single tomers to keep the same telephone ment of non-regulated service. • inside-the-home wire mainte- line and $7 for additional residen- tiallines (business line charges are number under certain conditions . nance contracts; and For questions regarding the For more information related to • custom calling features (the higher). (The assessment of the above charges, call your local or your monthly telephone bill, call specific names for these services state subscriber line charge is long-distance telephone company. your local telephone company. For can vary from company to compa- being challenged by the MPSC on more informationt call the MPSC court appeal.) Some actions you can take to ny). protect yourself: at (800) 292-9555; write the MPSC It is a good idea to review your 2. Universal service fund, or • Always review the summary of at P.O. Box 30221, Lansing, Mich. bill each month to ensure that schooVlibrary Internet charge long-distance calls and verify that 48909; fax at (517) 241-6272, or you or someone in your household visit their web site at is responsible for those listed on www.cis.state.mi.usImpscl. the bill. • Call your local telephone com- i • 1 .' '-,., ood Houseke"e>~~in t ._hliiqA&~<6''''{;"s;.~~>~".'" < • < .~~ •• tempera- ,. ., Refrigerator door: more quickly at room Absolutely gorgeous French Country hare located on the fifth tee of the Detro1t 4 Gail Club An erlterta1Ile:<' del1~ W1th old-world craftsrl'atlSh1p, tasteful t:piates and what's in, what's out ture). a flc:'lW1nJ" layout 'nus 3,836 square fOOl:, 1III1BCUlate hare has 4 bedrcxms, 2 full and 2 Yes, the cute little indentations Once opened half baths, 3 natural f1replaces, formal duung room, cozy breakfast room, in your (old-model) refrigerator l1brary!study, spaC10US bedxooms, f1IUshed baserrent Wl.th re=eat1on room, large • mayonnaise wux:Iows W1tb sturIJ'UnI3 V1ew, bIO car heated garage, and the hst goes on and on. You door were designed to hold eggs, • mustard 1oO'l't be d1~lJ'ltedl I Offenn3 Pnce $639,900. Ask for Hans Stahl MLli21026086 but it's not wise store them there to • jam - the door isn't cold enough. For • jelly nus charnu.ng and cozy home 1S con- the same reason, milk shouldn't go • ketchup veru.ently located to shopp1.Ill3, parks and on the door either. But this supple- freeway access Wonderfully marntali1ed • relish and S1tuated ll1 cae of Grosse Pe1I1te's mentary storage compartment is • pickles tTCSt desuable areas, thJ.s txluse 1$ perfect handy for a number of other items: • BBQ sauce for smgles and fClllU11es al1ke. Included JJl the 1,300 square feet are three bedrooms, • salad dressing t"lO full l:aths, d1IU.ng rxx:k, spaCl.aJS three • salsa season Flor1da room, hardwood flex>rs on Opened/unopened • soy sauce ma1n level, and a large master bedroom W1.thnewer carpet Other features. one • Nuts, seeds and their respec- • pure maple syrup car attached garage, most appl1ances tive oils (refrigeration keeps them • wine UlCluded and an over-s1zed lot Truly a from going rancid). • steak sauce pleasure to show Offer1ng Pr1ce - • Red, capsicum-based spices $16B,900 Ask for Hans Stahl The cool temperature of the ML#21000B40. such as paprika, cayenne and refrigerator will extend the shelf crushed red pepper (they are more life of many items, but nothing prone to infestation than other lasts forever. Make sure to use or spices). toss items by their "best if used by" Hans Stahl • Lemon products such as date; it will ensure the freshest- Million Dollar lemon-pepper spice blends and tasting foods for your family. Executive Member lemon extracts (flavor dis!lipates - Hearst Communications

.. O' ...... - ...... - III...... Thursday, May 10, 2001 YourHome Page 19 Get your remodeling job off to a good start The decision has been made. CKD, CBD, of Kitchens by or bathroom You've decided that the time has Stephanie, Grand Rapids, Mich. to find out come to turn your dream kitchen or "Similar to finding a doctor or den- what works bathroom into a reality. tist, you need to locate someone and what . m. g !Vho is capable of completing the doesn't. For Thebec Job, but who also meshes with your example, is Your firS step mould be locating personality.tt the r e and hiring a professional NKBAprovides a list of its mem- enough cabi- kitchenlbathroom designer from bers, including Certified Kitchen net shelf the National Kitchen & Bath and Bathroom Designers (CKDs space? Is Association (NKBA). What can a and CBDs) in your area who can the r e professional do for you? Plenty. help you with your project. enough A kitchen/bathroom specialist counter can guide you through every phase The middle space? Is of your project - decorating, "Once you have found the there ade- design, construction, and plumbing kitchen/bathroom planners near quate task and electrical systems. you, it is a good idea to visit them lighting Specifically, kitchenlbathroom in person," says Witt. "This gives about the specialists are able to: you the opportunity to see kitchens countertop? • work with contractors, electri- and bathrooms on display and to In the bath- cians and plumbers. talk with designers about products, room, is the • answer any questions you have materials and colors. This will help bathtub big about design, products and colors, you discover which designer is enough? Is the shower head at a specifications and design entails, as well as anticipate and prevent right for you." comfortable height for all users? Is will be prepared. When the design problems that you may not have Witt also suggests that you pre- the bathroom safe? Does it include is approved and the budget is set, a considered. pare for your visit. Here's how: grab bars and non-slip flooring? payment schedule will be • create designs that reflect your • Collect and clip photographs of • Write down the answers to arranged. NKBA member firms individual personality through kitchens or bathrooms that appeal these questions and bring them will usually offer a contract that color, style and pattern selection. to you. Examining these with the with you when you visit the outlines project responsibilities "'Ib ensure a successful project, it designers during your visits will kitchenlbathroom planner. They and a payment schedule. is important to find a kitchen or give them a good idea of the styles will play an important role in the The time frame for completion of design of your new space. projects will vary. Generally, bathroom professional who is right tQ which you are attracted. kitchen and bathroom projects for you," says Stephanie Witt, • Evaluate your current kitchen The completion take two weeks to several months After you Choosea firm, a design- to complete. Although living with er will visit your home to take pre- construction is not easy, it will all cise measurements. He or she also seem worth it once your new will spend a great deal of time kitchen or bathroom is complete. interviewing you to discover the 1b obtain a list of NKBA member Q. I bought an oblong, ceramic Q. I have an unusual electric fan exact type of style of kitchen or firms in your area and a FREE dish with a cover about 30 years that once hung on a ceiling. It is bathroom you desire. Then a plan, workbook, call (877) 652-2776. ago. The cover has a round central shaped like an airplane and the which includes material costs, -IHIT handle. Inside the 8.5-inch-Iong single propeller at the front is the dish are two raised ridges. The fan. Of course, the fan's air is mark on the bottom is a small always directed sideways, not Hold the salt - if you're near a tree round globe with downward like Each year, millions of tons of The NAA recommends taking the the word "Minton" .. today's ceiling deicing salt are applied to state following measures: in the center. What ,..~ fans. Have you and municipal roads to keep the • Avoid use deicing salt unless necessary. Mix salt with abrasives "e the Chiaese ever seen one like roads safe for vehicles to travel. was this dish used such as sand, cinders and ash. for, and how old is it? Salt is spread near houses to avoid .,~.It_ A. We have seen pedestrian injuries. This is neces- • Use alternative deicing salts it? .' ~ 11Ie palm old ads for fans sary for safety, but did you know such as calcium chloride and calci- like the one you excessive salt can cause wide- um magnesium acetate. A. Your dish is a I nu.,.... spread damage to trees, possibly • Improve drainage of soils. Add Victorian tooth- described. We leading to permanent decline and ,On tW atetaL have never seen a organic matter such as activated brush holder. It . even death? charcoal or gypsum, and thorough- real fan shaped According to the National was a standard .... tcud ly leach salt residues from the soil. part of ceramic toi- like an airplane. Arborist Association (NAA), a non- , "they wete stored The fans were profit organization dedicated to the • Erect barriers between pave- let sets of the 19th ment and plants. century. The ridges produced by at tree care industry, even severe salt DollMtryto damage might not be visible on a • Plant salt-resistant trees in held a toothbrush least two U.S. " .... with companies dur- tree until the end of summer, leav- areas where high salt spray is or two above the ing homeowners wondering what inevitable. bottom of.the dish. ing the 1920s. A They were mar- might have caused the problem. In • Provide adequate irrigation Some collectors keted mainly to some cases, decline might not be and mulching to reduce water loss. mistakenly call the visible for years. commercial cus- • Prune properly and add fertil- pieces soap dishes, "Salt deposits migrate to the izers to correct nutrient deficiency. which are smaller. The Minton tomers, like retail stores and facto- stems, buds and roots of trees," ries, to cool showrooms and lunch- explains Robert Rouse, staff • Control tree-damaging dis- mark on the bottom dates your eases and pest infestations. dish to about 1863-1872. It was rooms. One airplane-shaped ceiling arborist with ~he NAA. "This caus- fan was called the "Wind Berg." It es disfigured foliage, stunted If you are unsure about your made by the famous Minton pot- growth and severe decline in tree tree's health, consult a professional tery, which has worked in was obviously named for aviator arborist. You can find an NAA- Charles Lindbergh. health. Salt runoff washes from Staffordshire, England, since 1793. pavement into the ground, increas- member arborist by calling the Minton became part of the Royal ing _salt levels in the soil." NAA at (800) 733-2622, or by a zip Doulton Tableware Group in 1968. There are steps you can take to code search on the NAA's web site - Ralph and 7erry Kovel at www.natlarb.com. • ward off tree damage from salt . .- ..... Page20 YourHome Thursday,May 10, 2001 Decks allow homeowners to turn style inside out The American home is the quin- Define your. style with color. tessential expression of individual Nothing can give your deck person- style - a place that reflects per- ality better than color. A deep red sonality and so much more. But as deckcommum~tesadifferentpe~ the trend toward. outdoor enter- sonality than one that is neutral taining and dining grows, so has beige. Select a color (or more than the opportunity for homeowners to one) that illustrates your family apply their sense of style to back- best. With all the colors available yard decks. j in semi-transparent and solid color "Why would you want your per- stains today, there is no boundary i sonality to end at the back door? I to your selection. If you decide to I Decks have moved beyond a brown, pick more than one color to accent, square extension on the home. make sure that the colors comple- There are so many elements you / ment each other and the house. can bring to your deck that will Flood makes both solid color and make it as much of a reflection of semi-transparent stains that are t .your family as the interior of your available in a variety of colors anti + home," says Pat Coughlin of The are guaranteed to last. Flood Solid Flood Company, makers of deck Color Deck and Siding Stain is stains, finishes and cleaners for guaranteed against peeling for five over 150 years. years on decks and 15 years on sid- Coughlin offers the following ing. Flood Semi-Transparent Deck suggestions to bring your personal- and Siding Stain is guaranteed - e ity outdoors this season: against peeling and fading for Incorporata hobbies and inter- three years on decks and five years ests. There are several features on siding. you can build into a deck that will Add the right touch of personali- The Flood Company at (800) 321- enable you to bring the activities ty with details. There are several 3444, or visit their web site at - Courtesy of ARA Content and interests of your family to your ways to subtly incorporate your www.tloodco.com. outdoor living space. For example, personality into your outdoor living if you enjoy reading a book by the space. Place your favorite flowers Install smoothest deck in town window during the colder months, in pots around the deck. Or, if you creating a reading nook outdoors is don't have a green thumb, stencil Wood and composite material Because the fasteners lock into the even better in the spring and sum- them on railings, stair risers or decks installed with unsightly side of the joist and deck boards, mer. A bench underneath an arbor floorboards. Sunflowers, daisies nails and screws are a thing of the they won't back out of the boards. provides the perfect secluded spot past. • Because fasteners are hidden and ivy can all adorn your deck by Using newly introduced, stain- for your reading enjoyment. stenciling with a solid color stain. from view, the deck surface is less steel fasteners hidden from smooth, thus eliminating a major If you have children with lots of Furniture and accessories can sight, advanced do-it-yourselfers toys, move the playroom outdoors also add the details you need to annoyance for the home - snags and professional deck installers on screws and nails when shovel- during the warmer months by cre- complete your deck. The varieties find it easy and fast to assemble ing snow. ating a bench with a built-in stor- in outdoor furniture styles and smooth-surfaced decks, reducing • The system eliminates raised age space. When guests unexpect- materials give you several options problems associated with screws nails and screws and reduces splin- edly come over, all the children's when selecting furniture for your and nails, such as rusting, pop- ters, all of which are hazardous to toys can be quickly tucked away. deck. While a dining table and ping, wood splitting and wood lot- bare feet. tin chairs may be suitable for your • Because nails and screws can neighbor, perhaps a bar set-up and ~e patented TEBO fasteners split deck boards, the fasteners are driven directly into the sides of prolong deck board life. lounge chairs is better for your the deck boards and joists, not family. Shop around to find the • Should a deck ever need refin- through the tops of the boards the ishing that includes sanding, the right furniture and accessories for way nails or screws are installed. your deck. hidden fasteners allow the work to The tool to install the fasteners, be done without damage to sander For more information, or to the TEBO Decker, resembles tools equipment from popped nails or receive a free wood care guide, call used to install wood floors. It is protruding screws. pl~ced at an angle between the For the installer, faster assembly intersection of a deck surface board is possible than with any other hid- and the joist below it. Using a mal- den fasteners. Each fastener is let, the installer strikes a driver installed with one strike of the blade head at the base of the tool mallet, whereas multiple steps are driving a fastener simultaneously required to attach other hidden into the deck board and the joist to fasteners. The installer works in a secure both together. standing position on the deck, erns The system is made by rather than kneeling or working Spotnails, manufacturers of pneu- below the deck to position other Landscaping Services, Inc. matically-driven fasteners for hidden fasteners. And costs are nearly 60 years. com..Parable. • Quality Landscaping for over 20 years Wm Waterman, Spotnails con- Waterman said advanced do-it- sumer affairs spokesperson, said yourselfers would feel comfortable • LandscapeDesign& Installation extensive testing on decks prior to using the system. Othe~ he s~- introducing the system demon- gested., shoUld s'Pecifv,u.iBO fas- • GroundsMaintenance. strated several advantages for teners when contracting a profes- homeowners. 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CARRIAGE house, 1 Pointe Woods. Half 1035 Maryland- 3 bed- tractive 2 bedroom, 1 near Village. 2 bed- Central air, new appli- bedroom, $8001 block to expressway, room upper, garage, bath upper. Applian- room upper unit. Pri- ances, 2 bedroom, month. Call 313-882- 2 bedroom upper, qui- basement. $800. ces and garage in- vate basement, car- master with dressing 2891 et, non smoking, no Available June 1. cluded. Available port. No pets. Lease room, living room, din- pets. Garage privileg- (313)882-7349 FURNISHED- short June 1. $875/ month. $750. Call 313-882- ing room, library, 2 es for 8 months. $6501 11 term, 802 Neff, near Days: 313-223-3547, 9972 15838 Windmill Pointe 2 baths. Summer month. (313)884-0460 Village. All furnish- evenings, 313-886- Drive, Grosse Pointe porch. 2 car garage. NEFF- 823, 2 bedroom, ings, bedding, cable 3173 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX Park. Exquisite 3 bed- New carpeting 2 story townhouse, T. V ., all utilities & fresh decor, garage, DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY room, 2 11 2 bath, 1 throughout. Immacu- phone included. Gor- HARCOURT, lower unit, story, residence. Uv- late. Immediate occu- new carpeting, air, 2 fireplace, full private 2573 Lakewood- 3 J>ed- geous unit, $1,700 per basement, $975. 313- ing room with natural pancy. No pets. month, (313)51Q-8835 bedroom. $1,1001 rooms, Section 8 wel- fireplace, formal din- $1,2001 month. 751 month. (313)331- 510-8835 come. Must be clean. ing room, kitchen and Harcourt Road. FURNISHED- short 0330. NOTnNGHAM South of Credit check. eating area. All appli- (313)824-1508 term, 802 Neff, near Jefferson, $5951 (313)823-9696 Village. All furnish- HARCOURT-seniors. ances included. laun- Scaling down? Empty month. 5 rooms, re- ings, bedding, cable AL TEAl CharleVOIx, dry room and garage. 730 Trombley. Freshly nesters? Townhouse. modeled, appliances, T.V., all utilities & Grosse Pointe side. 1 $1,750 per month. decorated upper flat Elegant 3 bedroom, 2 separate basement, phone included. Gor- bedroom, $360. Stu- .. (313)886-5051, ask on Grosse Pointe's 1/2 baths, family off-streetpa~ing.Se- geous unit, $1,100 per dio, $330. Includes for Mike, Fikany Real finest street for rent- room, formal dining curity deposit, credit month, (313)510-8835 heat. 313-885-0031 Estate Co. als. Newer kitchen room, 2 car garage, check. Call (810)530- with ceramic tile, built- 6271 GROSSE Pointe Farms- private yard. $1200. CADIEUX! Warren, 3 2 bedroom furnished in dishwasher. Large carriage house, Lew- (313)82~2901 NOTTINGHAM- South bedroom, basement, carriage house, laun- living room with gas iston. Beautifully re- of Jefferson, 2 bed- garage. Section 8 ok. dry, air, no pets. Se- fireplace, new carpet LARGE 1 bedroom on stored ground floor 1 room upper, com- $5501 month. Do All curity deposit. $1,5001 1999. Non smoking, bedroom. HardWood Beaconsfield. Clean, month plus utilities. hardwood floors, quiet pletely remodeled, off Homes, 810-756-6810 313-461-5022. floors, new kitchen, street parking. Open 313-882-3965 building. $550/ month Fee. separate laundry. floor plan. $900 fur- 855 St. Clalr- large 3 including heat. Availa- 2 bedroom, dining room, $895. (313)886-5976 nished, $700 unfur- CHANDLER Par1

...... -...... ~-- YourHome Page 23 Classlfieds • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Thursday, May 10, 2001 • 723 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS 71 b OFFICE COMMERCIAL 71 b OfFICE/COMMERCIAL 7I60FFlC[.'COMMERCIAL 722 VACATION RENTALS NORTHERN MICHIGAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN fOil RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT OUT Of STA H HOUGHTON Lake- OFFICE space Harper 100 year old log cabin GLEN Lake custom Grosse Pointe Woods KERCHEVAL On The Lakefront cottage. between, 9 and 10, on mountain lake, home near Sand 21304 Mack Hill. Sidewalk level. Sleeps 7 with row 5 room professional 313-886-6010 St. Clair Shores. Just Rangeley ME. $475 Dunes, sleeps 10. All amenities. Available boat. Weekly, $500. office, new carpet, remodeled. (313)885- per week. 313.417- MACK AVE. LEASES June 12- 26. (517)366-7686 & renovated. 9154 or (313)802- 9219 ADDRESS SQ. FT. (231 )334-3622 20927 Mack 9154 COTTAGE on Lake Hur- 18424 Mack GPF 1600 fob[lefOBol.com VACATION home for RetaiV Office 22211 Mack SCS .....900 PROFESSIONAL offICe, on. 22 miles from Sar- rental or exchange. nia. 4 bedrooms. 52 1,760 sq. ft., Sine & Monaghan St. Clair Shores. Jef- HARBOR Springs cozy New luxury contempo- large front windows. ferson/ Marter area. feet from beach. condo on golf course, rary home with floor GMAC Real Estate $150/ week. Rear parking! per month. Call sleeps 8. Many ex- to ceiling windows on 313-884-1000 $350. (810)791-6731 313-884-1340 Pat at Tappan & As- tras.313-823-1251 Lake Michigan in NEWER office space 313.e86-1088 sociates, 313-884- 7'23 VACATION RENTALS Good Hart near Har- available in conven- HARBOR Springg. Har- 6200 NORTHERN MICHIGAN bor Springs. 4/ 5 bed- HARPER WOODS ient Village location, bor Cove luxury 3 (m rooms, 4 1/2 baths, Vernier) suite of offi- includes parking all THE HiII- 93 Kercheval. 3 cottages for rent, bedroom condo, in- & fully equipped kitchen ces (1.600 sq. ft.) Approximately 2,500 Torch lake- all sunset door, outdoor pools, utilities, $4001 month. with Viking gas range New- very nice! Easy square feet. First views. Beautiful condi- beach, tennis. Availa- Perfect for manufac- tion. WeeklY/ monthly. & other top of the line access to 1-94, .1Ji.t floor. 313-268-7Ba2 ble weeks in July & turers rep. 313-510- Please call 312-920- appliances. Miles of month BENT FREE. August. Call 8259. TWO units for lease, of- 6272. Private two- quiet, sandy beach. Mr. Stevens. 31~ (248)145-6823 OFFICE SPACE fice & beauty salon, four bedrooms. All High bluff, panoramic 1763 FOA LEASE St. Clair Shores, Pla- unique. MULLET Lake cottage view of Lake Michigan KENNEDY BUILDING 26803 Harper, za 1, Harper, between BOYNE City- channing rental with dock, patio, & sunset from every Opposite Eastland 17200 Mack Avenue, 8 & 9 Mile Rd. 3 bedroom, 2 bath screened porch, 5 room. $3,0001 week or Shopping center. 18424 Mack Avenue. (313}88&8803 Victorian fann house. bedooms. July 15th- exchange with similar City of Eastpointe. Will build to suit. 72\ VACATION RENTALS 4 blocks into town and September 30th, 2 property in Florida less to Lake Charte- Near 1-94 & 1-696 For additional week minimum, (Napels! Captiva area flORIDA voix Beach access. Single suites-5,600 information call, $3,000/ week or preferred) or other SIESTA Key condos, 1/ Minimum 3 month sq. ft. on main level. Sine & Monaghan, $9,000/ month. Holi- tropical areas. 734- 2 bedrooms, weekly/ summer/ fall rental. By appointment GMAC Real Estate, day Accomodations, 332-0136 monthly. 941-349- $1,600++ per month. 810-776-5440 (313)884-7000 313-884-9319 after 800-968-4353 5726 6:30pm.

CLARE Cozy Cottages On COTTAGE LEXINGTON ON LAKE HURON Stevenson Lake WATERFRONT CANADA (An All Sports Lake) Spacious 4 bedroom, Three bedrooms www.sunsets1.lores.net 2 bath home. Unens Screened porch. (517)386-7030 provided. Swimming LEXINGTON. MI CLARKSTON Sandy beach, bonfires. pool Sandy beach. LAKE MICHIGAN Lakefront cottage rental. Lakefront cottage, private $150/week. $1500 week. 3 bedroom, 2 bath Sleeps 4-6. $8501 week. beach, boating, fishing. No smoking, no pets, 810-293-3704, Chalet between Petoskey & Available Skiing, snowmobiling, $100 deposit 810-777-0246 CharleVOix, near Bay Harbor. May- December 1st ice fishing. Refundable up to Great location & view of Little Beautiful beach, Booking for summer 2 weeks before. Traverse Bay. Sleeps 10 max. Spectacular sunrise. & winter,weekly. call Judy at • $1,4001 week. 313-822-9103 313-884-1332 (313)885-8870 Tom Walker Realtor, 231-347-7980 HARBOR SPRINGS LAKE HURON COTTAGE, LAKEVIEW www.walurent8r.priSU. 3 bedroom condo, Summer Rentals. Surprise A Loved Onel DOUGLASf netlrealtor/maln.html private beach on Nightly, Weekly, Monthly BEAU11FUL SAUGATUCK Little Traverse Bay. Private beach, hot tub. VEROBEACH 2 bedrooms & loft CADILLAC- Pool, fireplace. One hour drive from Pointes. OCEANFRONT near beautiful Beautiful chalet on Newly decorated. (N. Lakeport) YES, OCEANFRONT! Lake. 4 bedrooms, Lake Michigan Near golf. 313-885-4660 3 bedroom! 2 bath. Beaches, Tourist area. Jacuzzi, 3 baths, 810-263-3276 Fully furnished home, $650/week. deck, deluxe BOYNE MT. CONDOS towels, sheets, No smoking, no pets. kitchen, etc. (Boyne Falls, Mi.) washer, dryer, etc. call Judy at (810)286-7119 HARSEN'S ISLAND Luxury 1,3 & 4 bed.units Own private beach. (313)885-8810 (2-19) Middle Channel From $425/ week. Pnvate community SUTTON'S BAY YACHT cottage. 3 bedroom, Daily rates available. 313-881-3977 CLUB dock, gas grill. Golf, Beach, Pool. Leelanau County. Great fishing. 248-540-7244 2 br 2 bath loft condo, Lovely sunsets WWW.geocmU.com/ ~Point~ ~ws Fireplace. Private beach, $650/week. boynecondo tennis courts pool. &'ijf & 313-885-1760 ...... Discount rates May, June & July. 231-547-7495

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1999 Manchester, 3 603 Neff Rd. Approxi- 83 South Edgewood Dr., FOR sale by owner- GROSSE Pointe Farms GROSSE Pointe bedroom ranch, living mately 3,700 square Grosse Pointe nice 3 bedroom brick one story brick colo- Shores- 3 bedrooms, .f, & family rooms. feet, air conditioned, 3 Shores, 1/2 block bungalow. 101 Harper nial, 2 bedrooms, 1 3 baths, 1st floor laun- . Grosse Pointe car garage, for sale or , from lake on quiet area. Open Sundays, 1/2 baths, hardwood dry, formal dining .. Schools. $147,900. lease, $450,000, court. 3 bedrooms, 2 I: 11- 4pm. 21728 floors. fireplace, large room, 2 fireplaces, fin- (313)886-2795 lease $2,450/ month. 1/2 baths, huge family .1 Trombley, St. Clair kitchen with wood ished basement with ... 21521 Kramer, St. Clair Call 248-827-6859 room, huge year Shores. (810)772- stove, 1st floor laun- 1/ 2 bath, mint condi- '-" Shores. 3 bedroom around Florida room, 4357. No brokers. dry, double attached tion, 2,800 square . " ranch, new carpet, private yard & patio. garage, new furnace! feet. $825,000. Brok- GORGEOUS 3 bedroom new driveway. beautifully decorated. air. Priced at er/ owner, (313)343- H brick ranch, remod- $123,500. (313)882- Too many updates to $299,500, well below 0049 \.~" 7737 list. Finished reo room eled kitchen (cherry professional apprais- :~I COMPREHENSIVE ..- & bonus 4th bedroom cabs), family room, liv- MORTGAGE "'. al. By owner leaving GROSSE Pointe 466 University betWeen & bath. Must see. ing room with fire- l} REFII NEW HOME! the city. (313)886- Woods, 1951 Ken- '~iI St. Paul and Maumee. $585,000. No Brok- place (gas insert). At- DEBT CONSOUDATION 8387 more. Rare opportuni- 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath ,HI Pnvate Broker ers! (313)886-3542 tachecl garage, base- tyl 4 bedrooms, 2 full colonial with family GROSSE Pointe Farms- :l~ Many Lenders Programs ment with fireplace baths, den, firepiace, room. Approximately BY owner. 3 bedroom, 1 232 McKinley. Reno- .!, FREE (gas insert), new roof hardwood floors, cen- 1950 sq ft. Refinished 1/2 bath colonial with vations are underway Ii'~ Day of Salmon F1slung In 'SO. century 21 Town tral air. Along side hardwood floors Scprembecon family room. Awe- on this 3 bedroom. 2 is & Country, Robert Ag- Ghesquire Park. Must throughout. Kitchen ThtFamous some finished base- 1/2 bath brick colonial nello. 810-939-2800 see to appreciate! and family room up- Pete Marquette RJver ment. Grosse Pointe in. prime location. New • fOr any loan dosed bcfom • .$242,000. Open Sun- .I dates in process . Woods near Ghes- GROSSE Pointe bunga- first floor laundry, new .J • August 15th day, 12- 4 or call for Great location! quire Park. 2032 Nor- low. Newer 2 1/ 2 car windows. Too many appointment $420,000 (313)881- wood Drive. $239,000 garage, large deck, options to list. Call (313)882-5821 I 0966 (313)884-7598 custom kitchen. 1,000 810-915-0303, 810- square feet, no base- 201-8110, 810-412- 5230 lodewyck- Mack! DETROIT'S BEST BUY :.1 . DIVORCE ment, but abundant 0800 . Moross. 3 bedroom . Perfect starter or invest- • 1" Free Report reveals storage space. Mod- Clean, freshly painted. ment property near Me- GROSSE POINTE I I r what you need to know em decor. (313)283- Immediate occupan- rossll-94. Basement, PARK about what happens to 9507 ..l cy. Asking $89,000. garage. $49,900 Classic center entrance •• 1(" .( your matrimonial home Shown by appoint- Stieber Realty colonial with 4 bed- .. before, dunng and after GROSSE Pointe City, ~ ment, agents wel- 81o-n5-4900 rooms and 2 1/2 baths. a divorce. Washington Road. rosse Pointe Woods, come, (313)882-3145 Spacious bedrooms, , Free Recorded DONATE your cars, Complete remodeled 795 Hidden Lane. . from 3rd floor to lower large, sunny, eat-in } DETROIT, 10155 La- Message boats, R.V., trucks, Approx. 2,400 sq. ft 1 level. 5 bedroom, 3 kitchen, den and hard- I; nark, 3 bedroom bun- 1-877-626-8628 property to: MISSING i w,ood floors throughout. ranch, completely up galow, very clean, CHILDREN PROJ- 1/2 baths. Large fami- ,l- I 10 #1009 Walk to Village. dated. Move- In con rI $85,000, owner, 313- Lucido & Associates ECT - for a tax dona- ly room, kitchen com- dltion. Brokers wel bination. Large master 1411 Bishop Road, . ;! 885-8687 Realtors tion. (313)884-9324 come. 313-642-1534 suite with extremly $345,000 ., FARMS near HiII- 74 large master bath. 2 (313)417-2073 GROSSE Pomte ; . Meadow Lane. Ele- 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE new furnaces with GROSSE Pointe Park- Woods, Scott built, 5 j gant colonial. 2. 5 central air. New brick English Tudor, 2,000 bedroom colonial with bedrooms, library. walkway and land- sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half baths. (313)881-6658 : scape in front. Large central air, hardwood Updated kitchen, fin- 637 WASHINGTON RD. G.P.C. FOR sale by owner- 757 new porch- like deck. floors, sunporch, plan- ished basement. cen- ~ . Hawthorne. Spacious landscapmg in rear. tation shutters In for- tral air, first floor laun- 4 Bedroom. 2 ranch (2,300 sq. ft.) $839,000. 810-242- mal liVing room, for- dry, 2 1/2 car garage t. bartl, new 2 1/2 Just 1 1/2 blocks from 3512 mal dining room, li- and much more. Move car garage. 200' lake. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 brary, master bed- in condition. Call for GROSSE POinte Shores .. deep lot. 2,348 baths, loads of poten- room, finished base- appointment I 59 Lakeshore Lane. , . tial. Priced to sell at ment, 2 car garage, (313)882-5353 square feef. Great location near $254,900. Appoint. $355,000. Byappolnt- the lake. Tri- level Built 1929 ment (313)885-4680 ment only. Call 313. LARGE 2 family- brick, home, 3- 4 bedrooms, 232.8262 2 bedrooms each, 1 $425,000 Classified Advertlling 3 bathrooms, new an IDEA that senll furnace. 5035- 37 kitchen, $397,500. 3130882<6900 x 3 313-821-9074 ar- .... NIwI Ci8SiIfIIdi: Courville. $89,000 as 313-885-9265 01.-"'- ...... ~\... 'F ",,~ is. 313-205-0155 Classifleds • (313)882-6900 ext. 3 Thursday, May 10, 2001 YourHome Page 25

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GROSSE POinte. Eng- NEW construction 4,000 ST. Clair Shores- prime 2 bedroom end unit con- LAKESHORE Village, HARRISON Township. lish terraces. Excep- sq ft in Grosse Pointe location. 4 bedrooms, do in Lakeshore Vil. 23203 Edsel Ford Owner sale. 37925 tional townhouse con. Woods. 4 Bedrooms 3 2 full baths. 2,000 lage. Bathroom reo Court. St. Clair Cherry Lane, 4 bed- do on 3 spacious lev- 1/2 baths. square fOQt dream on modeled, '00. land- Shores. Spacious 2 room home, updated els, plus basement. 6 (313)8859344, or visit large lot. $219,900. scaping, windows '99. bedroom condo. Just 100' canal frontage. bedrooms, 3 1/2 www.tombogen (810)n1-7888 Central air, hardwood remodeled. Carpet Asking $229,000. baths, library, renovat- homes.com for more throughout, natural 313-885.5567 TODAY'S BEST floors. All appliances ed kitchen. Central details. BUYS stay. Contact Kristi, cedar beams, all new LAKEFRONT, St. Clair air, hardwood floors. 810-918.7336 appliances including NO money down. Free NEWUSnNG Shores, 1,500 square Natural fireplace in liv- washer & dryer. Cen. list of properties avail. Grosse Pointe Park 517 Country Club- Lake- feet, 3 bedroom brick ing room. Elegant din- tral air, club house able with no down 3 bedroom colonial, new pointe of the Shores. ranch. Living room, Ing room. Comer unit. pool & day care. Best kitchen, bath & roof & Beautiful 2 bedroom, family room, updated Brick patio and gar- payment. Free record- unit & location in com. carpet, natural fireplace. 2 bath condo, attach. kitchen, $399,000. dens. 2 car garage. ed message. 1-877- plex. Must see to ap- 626-8628 #1043. 2 car garage. Priced to ed garage. Great view RelMax Advantage, (313)882-5282 10 preciate. $99,900. sell, $139,900 of gulf course from Frank Kay, 810.242- Lucido & Associates Call for an appoint. GROSSE PTE WOODS Grosse Pointe Park deck. $139,900. Call 1nO Realtors ment. 810-598-9890, Affordable 3 bedroom 2 bedroom single, for appointment after 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN ONE BLOCK FROM 810.872-8787 Colonial. Family room, gas forced air with 4pm, (810)415-9006 HOMES nQwer kitchen, full Grosse Pointe! Totally central air, new roofl remodeled ranch, newer CONDO, 2 bedroom, liv- LARGE 2 bedroom cor- GOLFERS: 3 bedroom basement, oversized carpeting. very sharp. ing room, dining room. ner unit, second floor, kitchen! bath room! (plus loft) condo. 2/12 car garage. Only $79,900 All appliances. Stor- hardwood floors, up- carpet! fumace! central Treetops. 1,900 sq. ft. Asking $169,900. NEWUSnNG age area. Garage. dated kitchen, recent. air. Huge lot with many Rental program avail- Motivated Beller. Grosse Pointe Park Grosse Pointe, for Iy painted. Quiet area. fruit trees on a quiet, able. (248)477-9824 Stieber Realty 6/3 income bungalow, lease or sale. 248- Close to St. John sectuded street. (810)775-4900 new side drive, 2 car 544-7358 Hospital. $57,500 ne- ONLY $72,900. garage. Gas heat, HARBOR Springs, Trout HARPER Woods- newer DESIGNER 3 bedroom, gotiable. (313)881- Creek condo, 3 bed- SHARP BRICK RANCH $169,900 terms. 1106 • great room colonial on In the heart of Harper NEWUSnNG 3 bath condo with loft, room plus 2 bath. prime cul-de-sac basement, garage, at- Woods. Very modem, Gro ... Pointe Park ST. Clair Shores 1 bed- Near skiing, golf. street. Built in 1990. huge kitchen, 3 big bed. 2 bedroom, frame rium and more. Only room condo, very $228,000. 231-526- Master bedroom suite rooms, finished base- single, gas heat, asking $229,900. eatI clean. Brick building, 1026 with vaulted ceiling Joyce at 810.329- ment with fireplace and hardwood floors, carport, under 81.1 NORTHERN MICHIGAN and private bath. Fire- half Big garage. 6503, REl15. ReJMax bath. handyman special $50,000/ terms. lOTS place, custom deck, Loads of extras. $135,000 or offer East, 8100792~ Crown Realty, 313- finished basement & Asking $142,900. NEWUSnNG GROSSE Pointe City 821-6500 GOLF course lot on more. Grosse Pointe' HARPER WDS HONEY Grosse Pointe Park flat. 617/ 619 Neff. Gartand Fountains Schools. $194,900. Move right into this 4 bedroom, 2 baths. Living room, dining ST. Clair Shores, 12 Course in Lewiston. Homeowners Con- sharp 3 bedroom cape brick bungaloW, gas room. 2 bedrooms, Milel Jefferson. 72 holes (248)4n- cept,8100n6-4663 cod maintenance free ,heat, hardwood floors, den, 2 car garage, $108,900. Balcony. 9824 HARPER Woods. bungalow. Newer fur- side drive, 2 car brick central air. 800-521- half bath off Master 815 OUT OF STATE Grosse Pointe nace, windows & central garage. Sharp home. 7168, or after 6pm suite. 2 bedroom PROPERTY schools, 4 bedrooms, air, basement with full $l85,OOOIterms. and weekends. apartment style with CANADAI Mitchell's family room, 2.5 car bath. Mechanics sized $369,000. (313)882- updated kitchen, Bayl $399,900 askIngl garage, 1,550 sq. ft. garage. Quick occupan- CROWN 3975 basement, 1 car ga- rage.quick occupancy CanaJ lotI Lake front. $137,000. (313)881- ~. ONLY $105,000. JEFFERSON COurt, St. Ask for David, agel Boat housel 140' 7556 Ask for Clair Shores. Beautiful Schultes Real Estate, lot on the waterl carol 'r Koeppltn REALTY 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath 810.573-3900 www,schoo!strealtors. HOME sellers- F"1nd out Century 21 Showcase TOM MCDONALD & condo with lake view 810-215-5228 ~ or call Dennis at what the home down MARnN MCDONALD balconies. 2 car at- WHAT a findl Priced to (519)436-4956. the street sold fori OUTSTANDING 3,100 313-821-6500 tached garage. sell. Cooperative Free computerized list square foot colonial, 4 $420,000. Call Sally apartments. 1 & 2 CANADA! Rondeau • of area home sales bedrooms, 3 baths, cae, CoIdwen Banker WATERFRONT- St. bedrooms, SOMe with Park cottages for sale! and current listings. formal dining room, Schweitzer Real Es- terms, located in St. Lake frontage! sandy Free recorded mes- Clair River. 1,800' tate. 313-885-5094 family room, library. ranch, double lot. total Clair Shores and beaches! sage. 1-8n-626-8628 Master bedroom has JEFFERSON! 15 1/2 renovation 2000. 2 Eastpointe. Call Bill WWW,schoolstrealtors, 10 #1041. Lucido & bath with Jacuzzi, Mile. 8eawatch Mari- bedrooms, 2 baths. Murphy at Babcock CQID or call Dennis at Associates Realtors. Beautiful and walk- in closet & sep- 515 N. Main Street, na. spa- Management Compa- 519-436-4956 cious new 2 bedroom, arate dressing room .. North of Marine City. ny, (810)498-9188 MAGNIFICENT 6 bed- 2 bath, fireplace. 1 car Finished basement. Open Sunday, 1- 818 SALE OR LEASE room 4 1/2 bath Tu. Hardwood & marble garage and carport. 808 WATERFRONT HOMES dor, featuring 3 fire- 4pm. (810)765-8422 floors. 20006 Holiday, Spectacular water- GROSSE Pointe, 496 places, eat. in kitchen, Grosse Pointe view. $235,000. CANALFRONT, St. St. Clair English Tu- pantry, finished base- 801 COMMERCIAL BUilDINGS Woods. $415K, 313- (810)465-3954 Clair Shores. First of- dor townhouse for ment, sundeck over. fering. Built in 1986, 343-0710 LAKESHORE Village sale or lease. Call lOOking backyard & 1,026' square office 1,450 square feet, 3 Condo comer unit. 313-885-5567 pool. Over 5,000 sq. ST. CLAIR SHORES condo. 11 Mile! Harp- bedroom, contempo- Must see to fully ap- ft. tastefully decorat- Sharp 4 bedroom ~me er. $140,000. CB Ri. rary, great room with preciate. Call ed, hardwOOd floors, featuring formal dining chard Ellis. (248)353- natural fireplace, ca- (248)797-8725 for a crown molding. At. room, SO'x 162' lot. 5400 thedral ceilings, first more detailed discrip- tached 2 car garage. $119,900. 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