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It's 9 p m Sunday evenmg "I hope what It'S domg IS gIV- hold If It'S m circulatIOn If an number on their hbrary card patrons wIll use the web site as Item cannot be found at any of Patrons have secure access to a replacement for Vlsltmg the • and you want to know If the mg people mformatlOn even • hbrary has a copy of MItch when we're closed," said the three branches, the web see whIch materIals are hbrary Site also has a lmk to The checked out and are able to put Alborn's "Tuesdays With hbraray director Vlckey Bloom "I don't thInk It WIll have a Library Network web site Items on hold or to renew cur- Morne," or If you can extend negattve Impact on our patron The hbrary's web Site hosts a whIch allows on.hne catalog the tIme on your hbrary loans rent loans count My bIggest hope IS It cornucopIa of mformatlOn, surfers to check avallablhty at or If the hbrary has a post hole Will bring ppople in," saId mcludmg the card catalog The 62 hbrarles m the metro The web Site IS also full of digger m ItS tool collectIon Bloom card catalog page allows web DetrOIt/Ann Arbor area InformatIon on current hbrary You're not out of luck surfers to search hbrary mate- programs, the hbrary board, For a gwded tour of the All of that mformatlOn plus nals by subject, tItle or author Library patrons can also the Fnends of the LIbrary and library's web stte, see the more IS now only a cltck away It also hsts locatIons where the check the status of their hnks to commumty program Omnworous Reader on page on the Grosse Pomte Pubhc matenals are located and If accounts on the patron mfor' web sItes and on-hne reference 4A. Drivers accused c&1#--~"IrW~~ ~~~.\.: Thursday, Sept. 9 of runniqg red Grosse Pomte World War II veteran Jim Fleldmg speaks to the Grosse Pomte War Memonal Veteran' Club get green:light at the War Memonal at 7 30 By Brad Lindberg ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ pm Staff Writer HIs topiC IS adventures at Nearly one dozen accused a B-24 pilot m the South traffic offenders have been let "] didn't think Pacrlic theater of war and ms off the hook after an mvestlga- role m the attack on the bat- tlOn rrosed sufficient doubt of tlesmp Yamoto There is no their gUIlt it was fair to the cost to attend "I dIsmissed about 10 cases," said Russell Ethridge, mumci- citizens to stick pal judge for the CIty of Grosse Saturday, Sept. 11 Pomte The cases mvolved dn. The annual Pomte Fall veTS who were Issued tIckets them (with a Festival begins It runs until for runmng the red light on , Sunday In the Village the East Jefferson at Lakeland ticket) for a light theme IS a taste of Grosse City polIce morutor traffic at Pomte. Cmldren's actiVItIes the intersection "very careful- are offered at the HIll and ly," srod Ethndge "That's the (on Jefferson at the War Memonal hosts the place where most of the kids in 40th FestIval of the Arts our commumty cross East 50th Anniversary gala at War Memorial Jefferson to get to the muruCl- Lakeland) that The Grosse Pointe WarMemorial A880Ciationwould like to put you "IDthe Mood" pal park You'd be surpnsed how many people run that Sunday, Sept. 12 to "Take the A TralD" to its own "sentimental Journey" on Friday. sept. 17. The event is in celebration of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's 50th Amdversary of hght" was bad." The Grosse POInte Board One defendant who was tIck- \ service to the CODmlUDity. Guests can stop at the "Tuxedo Junction." wear • RusseU Ethridge, of Education's Ice Cream eted for runnmg the lIght hIred SOCial on the front lawn of "StriDg of Pearls" or go all out and have a "Zoot sidt Riot!" The eveulng lncludee Municipal Judge, \ cocktails. hora d'oeuvres, dlnDer and big band dancing - and that ain't no Jive! an attorney, Mark Baun, of Grosse Pointe South High Grosse Pomte Farms, who con- City of Grosse Pointe School starts at noon and Ticket prices for the Sentimental JOUJ'Jleyare $150. Willlam B. Frtee Patron; tended that the hght "was out lasts untIl 4 p m. $250, Russell A. Alger Benefactor; and $500, JobD W. Lake Benefactor. Funds of sync," said Ethndge The raised will be used for the restoration of the Veterans Room and other ongolDg "When thiS first came up in There WIll be Ice cream, lawyer backed up his clatm preseryatlon projects. Fifty years ago this month, local veterans groups decided to court, I gave (the people tIcket- popcorn and lemonade for WIth an affidaVIt from Wayne reserve perpetually the lake level. wood-paneled room now Imown as the Veterans ed) an opporturuty to put off the pubhc There IS no County, whIch matntams the (their case) while we mvestI- charge for the food or for the Room. hght gated the lIght Some people big band musIc of Mel The War Memorla1.located at 92 Lakeshore, Is opeD from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon- Al Fmcham, chIef of publIc dId and some people dIdn't," Standers' Gentlemen of day though saturday. Tickets can be charted by phone by Cl8I1ing (313) 881.7511. safety m the CIty, asslgIled offi- sald Ethndge. He dtsmlssed all Swmg In case of ram, the 0t1glDa1 artwork and design for the sentimental Journey poster. above, was pro- cer LIsa MontIcclOlo to tIme the signal WhIle she was at It, she relevant traffic tIckets from the event WIll be held m the vided by Groue Pointe Shores resident Li8a M. Lewandowski, who Is an Instructor beginning of June through school gymnasIUm. at the center for creative Studies. Her artwork was a gift to the War Memorial. tlmed all the traffic lIghts m the CIty Aug. 22 MontJcclOlo confirmed that Fmcham saId, "The mtersec- Building bridges seminar to be held, Sept. 15 the amber, or cautIOn, portIon bon has a mstory of VIolators Monday, Sept. 13 trymg to beat the lIght We will of the traffic hght at Lakeland Isatah McKmnon, a former Jommg McK.mnon wIll be bndges" between the commu- continue to momtor the inter- The Grosse Pomte Park was Illummated for only 4 3 DetrOIt PolIce Cmef, WIll be the mayors and city representa. rubes. section for the safety of resi- City Councd meets at 7 p m seconds OffiCIals from Wayne featured speaker at a "Meet bves from Fraser, the Grosse The cost IS $5 and mcludes dents" m the Park city hall, 15115 County said anythmg less than Your City" event from 5 to 9 Pomtes, Harper Woods, hors d'oeuvres Ethndge agreed "Clttzens E Jefferson a 4 5-second amber lIght could pm Wednesday, Sept 15 at RoseVille and St Clair Shores The cultural center IS located need to know that the pose a safety hazard • the AssumptIOn Cultural OffiCIals WIll be there to at 21800 Marter Road, St Lakeland hRht IS not a hght to The shortened SIgnal meant The Grosse Pomte Woods Center amwer que"tJOns dnd "bUIld Clair Shores thJnk remotely about runrung "that a lot of people went We man that mtersectlon all City CounCIl meets at 7 30 through the hght because they the ttme," he saId p m m the Woods CIty hall, didn't want to pamc stop," Although the mtersectlOn IS 20025 Mack Plaza explamed Ethndge Based on a concern for pedestnan safety, MontlcclOlo's findIngs, he dis- Fmcham saId there have been mIssed the tIckets The Grosse Pomte School few car crashes at the SIte "I dIdn't tmnk It was fror to Board meets at 8 p m m the CItizens to sttck them (WIth "Of the two car crashes that Grosse Pointe South's a ticket) for a lIght that was took place at the mtersectlOn Wlckmg LIbrary The pubhc bad," saId Ethndge. m the last five years," said IS mVlted to attend "The hght has been Fincham, "neIther mvolved repaIred," saId Fmcham. runnmg a red bght Both were "These hghts need to be recalI- rear end crashes of someone INSIDE A dog's life brated penodlcally" who had stopped at the lIght" The Groue Polnte News Opmion.. .. 6A is thriDed to offer, begin- POINTER-OF INTEREST Obituarzes llA ning this week, a new car. Autos...... 12A toon feature, "Grosse Polnte Dogs." by longtime Schools ...... 14A residents. "Douo a: BettyYee Busmess .... . 16A Mark," of the Park and Residence: Grosse Pomte Senwrs ...... 17A Woods, respectively. Woods Their cartoon strip Is Entertamment .... 6B Family: Two daughters, ezcl1Ullvelyfor and about Vanessa Kouloumbcns, Sports. . . . lC Grone Pointe and its 21, and Stephame Class~fied ads. .. 6C many charming and Kouloumbens, 23 unique "quirks and Claim to fame: Named foibles." . Wayne State UnIversIty "Grosse Pointe Dogs" chapter of Phi Delta wtl1 appear eYery week OIl Kappa Educator of the our Op-!:d page, 7A. We Year, pnnclpal of Dart hope you enjoy the Elementary School III cleYer, witty. weD-drafted RoseVIlle secments as much as we Quote: "My philosophy 18 1mOW' do. P1eue let me that everyone 18 domg'the what you think at jmln. same thmg I'm domg nlsOgrossepointenews.co Everyone deserves an m, or contact the authors Outstandmg Educator of at [email protected] the Year award" - John Jffnnis, editor See story, pare .fA September 9, 1999 Grosse Pointe News 2A News

bottled m Grosse Pomte Park Supenntendent Dr James 50 years ago this week undel the label Nottmgham Adams addressed the group • A piece of stone coping Cellars usmg Michigan-grown WIth a 10-pomt challenge to, ~esterda~'s headlines from the tower at Grosse among other thmgs, reach French hybnd grapes Pomte High School worked • Benjamin Pinkos, mayor of goods discovered In the search • A locally made wme, their full potential, find ways loose and fell to the Sidewalk Grosse POinte Woods, said the of a Wmdm111 Pomte home at Chateau Du Pomte, has won to help highly motivated and 5 years ago this week No one was Injured cIty Will soon pIck an archItect which one of the youths was the blue nbbon for the best turned-ofT students, try new • Just weeks after creatIng The structure IS now bemg to draw diagrams for the hvmg non-commercial wine at the Ideas even though they may three speclal assessment park- rem forced and tightened up Improvement to Lake Front The owner of the residence Michigan State Fair fall, work as a team and ~up- 109 dlstncts, the Grosse Pomte • The Grosse POInte Park has been bound over to Wayne Made from Michigan frUIt, port Issues only after theu Woods city counCil voted to Methodist Church broke The city plans to buIld a new County CirCUit Court after the award-wmmng strawberry Implications are known the for ehmmate two of the dlstncts. ground for the first of what Will sWimming pool and other pleadmg mnocent of possessIOn wine IS a longtime favonte of students, community and The move prevented the be a $500,000 edifice on Moross enhancements of cocame that was found dur- several Gros~e Pomte resl- themselves ehmmatlOn of several on-street near Kercheval m the Farms Ing the search for stolen goods dents who belong to the • The Jaycees are appeahng • Results of the Grosse Chateau Du POinte Wme Club, metered parkmg spaces and to the POinte community for 10 years ago this week Pomte Farms primary electIOn including Eugene Martm, saved 10 local busmess owners 25 years ago this week more support for the MISS • Three teenagers from for mUniCipal judge have been James Rosa~co, Albert McKay, from paymg more than $41,000 • An e"tlmated 750 of the Grosl:>e Pomte Scholacl:>h1V GIOl:>l:>ePOlOte Park have been sent to the state Board of James Bre~l:>cr dllU. Anthony foc the parkmg lot .. Grosse Pomte School System's Pageant A cloud of concern Implicated In at least 10 home Canvassers Nelson • Both Grosse Pomte hIgh 817 full-time employees hovers over the event because burglaries datmg back to A judge m District Court • For the third year In a row, schools lost thelr season open- attended a system-WIde staff the prevIOus three pageants, August 1988 ordered the move to detenmne amateur vmtners Rob Sharrow mg football games South was meeting m preparation of the including thl~ year's, have lost It took pohce eight hours to If absentee ballots were and Jack Calla~ have captured walloped 44-0 by Rochester. new school year money catalog $40,000 worth of stolen obtamed by the Wife of a Farms top honors for theIr sparkling whIle North took a 14-7 nose- JudICial candIdate by aCCIdent, wme at the Michigan State dive to Fraser abuse of the system or sloppy FaIT 50 years ago this week procedures The wme was produced and -Brad Lmdberg Horse Liniment Eases Arthritis ~mtle_ Pain HOBBI" ItCJ'l OC A LA, F L -- An mgredlent dem cd Upcoming from hot peppers Ihal dc<.reases mtldm- mdtlOn 10 rdceh~'s Icg', " now recog- nlled a,~afeandetTecllvetorhuman use SlJeclal elUW The mgredrent ha~ b~'Cn fonnulaled mto Af a J'roduct calk-d ARTH-Rx'"and comes 10 a ~trength deSigned for human~ Rc- KtidcigCUt'3 'B~t Toy & HtWby ShmeI ~edrchcrs are CXCltedand say the fonnula THOMA PLAY DAY l.an rchevearthrll1s pam formllhon~ Saturday, September 11 (l2noon-2pm) Developed by the PhIllip<; Gulf Cor- Hands-on toy demonstratWDS poratlOn, ARTH-Rx lsabreaklhrough 10 Ihetreahn en Iof pamful dl'iO!'ders rangmg Thomas The Tank by Learning Curve from mmor achc~ and palOs to morc 20% off SALE on Thomll'l to tralns & accessories SCI'lWS wdlKJ1s Wl as oI1I'ntIs. 00rsms. W JhwrtUJsm, llnknm, lB::ka'h: ax! rom:. Allhough the mcchanl~m by whIch Saturday, September 18 (12noon.2pm) A RTH.Rx worh 10 relieve pam IS not FREE Kiddie Pony Rides and Petting Farm tOlally clear, <;Clenll~I~~uggeslthat pam Umited offer, commemorative Breyer Show Horse ISrelievedbecau~cARTH-Rx mtercepls available for this Special Event Promotion • the mes<;engcr sub~tance Ihal <;ends pam and 20% oR'SALE all Bre er Horse Prodoets SIgnals 10 Ihe brain ARTH-RJ< !'avallable '" a convel11cnt roll- DRESS.UP DAY on applicator wlthoul a prescnpllOl1 Ac- Saturday, September 2S (121lOO1Joo2pm) cordmg 10 a spoke:;person for Ihe compa- Kids can play dress up witb a variety of costumes ny, due 10 Ihe overwhelmmg demand for offered by the smaU Miracle costume line. ARTIl.Rx

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The above architect's rendering of the proposed St. Ambrose meeting ball shows most of the building wl11 be underground. The estimated project cost is $3 mUllon, of which half must be raised before a low-interest loan can be obtained from the Arch- dlocese of Detroit. For St Ambrose project to continue, Photo by Brad Lmd berg Looking more like a cosmonaut than a detective with the Grosse Pointe Farms department of public safety, Mike McCarthy is outfitted with a hazmat suit. uThis is Uke wearing an old-fashion space suit," said McCarthy, center, who is being helped donations must cover 50 percent with the suit by Farms officer Donald Dewey, and detectives Rick Good and Mark By Jim Stlckford borrow the money for construc- by older parishes m urban Brecht. The Farms, Woods and Shores have officen specially trained for "humat" Staff Writer bon projects from the areas, saId Pelc, IS a lack of duty, or how to rescue people who have been exposed to hazardous materials such as The St Ambrose Church ren- ArchdIOcese space for expansion He credits dangerous chemicals and poisonous gas, ova bon project IS gomg as One of the reqUirements for the project architect, Gunnar planned The Rev 'llmothy recClvmg a low-mterest loan Bnkert, for commg up WIth a Pelc SaId that he expects the from the ArchdIOcese IS to have solution Pointe public safety officers ground-breakmg to take place pledges fOi at least 50 percent "HIS Idea was to baSIcally go before the end of 1999, but the of the estImated cost of the pro- underground," Pelc saId "He bulk of the constructIOn will Ject, said Pelc also deserves credIt for makIng take place m 2000 "Summer IS a slow hme for the new bUildIng a servant of train for 'hazmat' response The estimated cost of the recelvmg donatIOns," Pelc said the church buIldmg These proJect, which when fimshed "People are on vacatIOn But days It would cost so much to When exposed to water, he a pretend game of cnme-fight- By Brad Lindberg WIll Include renovatIOns to the now that summer IS over and hIre the craftsmen reqUIred to added, chlonne turns mto mg Staff Writer mam church buildmg as well the end of the year IS commg, match the new bUlldmg archI- hydrochlonc aCid, a hIghly pOI- If any of the httle warnors Local pubhc safety officers as the construction of a new people are plannmg theIr char- tecturally WIth the church Mr sonous and corrosive solutIOn. had been overcome by sewer took a refresher course recent- underground meetIng place, IS itable donatIOns for the tax Gunnar Bnkert has come up When dealmg WIth someone gas, the hazmat umt would ly m how to rescue VIctIms $3 mdhon, Pelc said year We expect thmgs to pick WIth a great solutIOn" have been called In for a res- from exposure to hazardous burned by chlonne, Patterson up" While Pelc expects the matenals said, officers seal the VIctIm In cue. Before the pansh can go for- Pelc saId that he IS proud of ground breakIng to take place At a hazmat scene, officers In what Grosse Pomte an msulated body bag for treat- ward With constructIOn, It the pansh Its membership IS m 1999, reahstIcally, he wear bulky rubber outfits The Farms Lt Jack Patterson ment at St John HOSPItal. must raIse half the money now about 700 famlhes, about expects the majonty of the con- SUIt IS large enough to accom- called "an extremely special- "We don't try to thaw theIr needed for the work tWice what It was just 10 years struction to take place in 2000 skm or clothmg," said modate a rescuer's aIr tank Ized field: officers from the "Smce the DepreSSIOn, ago "Once construction starts, and breathmg mask Farms, Woods and Shores Patterson "Even perspiratIOn Cathohc constructIOn projects "St Ambro~e was one of the nearby reSIdents shouldn't be can change chlonne Into aCId" "The SUItS Will protect us donned outfits that looked hke have been financed by the panshes scheduled to be closed Inconvemenced too much," Pelc from just about anythIng out old-time space sUIts to SlffiU- In an emergency, the Fanns, DetrOIt ArchdIocese," Pelc saId 15 years ago when Cardmal said "We have a big field for there," said Patterson late the rescue of someone who Woods and Shores WIll provide "In those times banks were Szoka was closmg panshes," the constructIOn eqUlpment It takes three people to dress had succumbed to a "hazmat" at least two officers tramed m reluctant to lend churches Pelc said "We are proud of and the bus and pubhc safety someone m a hazmat SUIt emergency hazmat procedures, accordIng money, so MonSignor Edward what we have accomplished vehicle routes along Wayburn Gaps between the SUIt and Whether deahng WIth kIds to Patterson Officers augment HIckey, who had an MBA from over the past ~everal years should contmue This project gloves or boots are sealed her- prowhng through the commu- an Imbal 24 hours of special- Harvard, developed a plan The need for a new meetmg shows the VItalIty of the pansh metically WIth thIck tape If an mty's sewers to workers han- Ized trammg With four-hour where the ArchdIOcese would place IS a reflection of the and the neIghborhood I thInk officer's 40-mmute tank of aIr dlmg leaky tanks of chlonne at updates each year become self-financmg" growth of the pansh " It says somethmg great about runs dry he has to be cut out of :;wunmtQg pools and the Fanns As part of the jOlnt effort, a All the parishes in thp One of the dtflicultte~ faced Gro...... e POInte Park" ~ater filtratIOn plant, three of speCial trader filled With the SUit or ns& llatJhyxlatl0n. DetrOit archdIocese, said Pelc, the Pomtes have created a $14,000 worth of hazmat "At least one member of the keep theIr funds on depOSIt first-response urnt to rescue eqUIpment IS stored centrally team has to carry a kmfe," saId WIth the archdIOcese They also People from exposure t~ deadly at the Woods pohce stanon Patterson l:hemlcals The trailer contams protecttve : "Chlonne and gas m sewers rubber outfits and hfehnes are probably the worse thIngs The traIler also mcludes a har- we11 have to deal with," said ness, wmch and tnpod to lower Patterson. and raIse officers and VIcttmS Chlonne IS stored at temper- from sewers atures of 20-degrees below zero "MaInhne sewers range In In tanks under 150 pounds of depth from five to 40 feet," SaId pressure located at SWImmIng Patterson "Most stonn sewers pools throughout the POIntes. are fed by graVIty and can get "Chlonne IS stored at a tem- really deep" perature so cold It WIll burn Dunng the Teenage Mutant you," said Patterson, who near- NInja Turtles craze a few years ehel:ljt ago, pohLe often found man- ly called out the hazmat umt (Yur newest deSign thiS summer when chlorIne holes ajar after kIds had emu- team member Sheryl started leakmg at a pnvately lated theIr teleVISIOn heroes operated sWlmmmg pool and chmbed mto the sewers for has 15 years expenence m the Grosse Pomte area and ISan expert m GOP Forum Sept. 21 her field (color, cuts, The first EastSide The EastSide Republican make-up and archmg) RepublIcan Club Forum of the Club holds its monthly Forum She ISbookmg new season WIll feature well- on the third Tuesday of each qUickly-so call now known Michigan political ana- month from September to reserve your lyst WIlham S Ballenger of through June at the Grosse morning or evening LansIng The forum Will be Pomte War Memorial appomtment! held Tuesday, Sept 21, from AdmiSSion IS free and the pub- 7 30 to 9 pm, at the Grosse he IS always welcome regard- POInte War Memonal, 32 less of pohtIcal affihatlOn Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte For more mfonnatIOn about Fanns the Eastside Republican Club's 313-882-4246 "Heanng BIll Ballenger's In- programs, call (313) 885-0936 18546 Mack Ave. Crosse Pointe Fanns depth analyses ofthe Michigan political scene has become an annual EastSide RepublIcan Club event," said Mary Ellen Mooney, EastSide Repubhcan Club chalnnan "We mVIte the . ~\edonRacqUet pubhc to hear Bill, to be fol- lowed by a questIOn and answer sessIOn" ~\~y ~ Ballenger I~ the editor and publisher of the bIweekly ~974- \~ newsletter "InSide Michigan POhtIC~" A polItical hlstonan

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Ballenaer September 9, 1999 Grosse Pointe News 4A News Pointe principal pushed by passion and perseverance ~he would be custodIan at the for student teachers," said ground that fostered her love By Bonnie Caprara school for half a day Cooley High School pnnclpal for readmg as a child and later Staff Wnter inspired her to become a "Those little suckers, what Keepmg up with Betty Yee and Wayne State University POINTER OF INTEREST chapter of Phi Delta Kappa teacher turned readmg s~clal- dId they do?" asked Yee "They can be a challenge for most 1st dIdn't read 1,000 books, they people whether It'S followmg president Mark Sperlmg "I have three curncula to teach have had lots of chances to As a student m the DetrOit read 1,500 I had to be CUStodi- her spmted, chirpy conversa- the chl1dren, but It becomes mteract With Betty as an Pubhc Schools, readmg did not an fOl a whole day' My bones tIOn or followmg her around hke a family because they have adjunct professor 10 teacher come easy for Yee never ached so badly I cleaned, to work together, they help /I] loved reading Dort Elementary School In educatIOn at Wayne State "My first language was I ~wept, I mopped, I washed Roseville clad m her trade- Umverslty She sees needs and each other Cantonese, Enghsh was my wmdows We had fun The kIds "ThiS IS the first year where because it was my mark tenms shoes It's proba- acts upon them" second language," saId Yee "I loved It and It got them to read my first group of chIldren who bly a safe bet that even her Yee's approach to educatIOn escape from being had problems With readmg more To mClte that kmd of young studl'nt" CRn't kl'l'p up went through thE' fir"t, ""'cond reflects her compasSIOnate, yet Oh, mdll diU I have plOblcm" m enthu~lasm, you hdve to do and third grade are commg out with her . progressive nature She IS Chinese and being readIng I was trymg to shift somethmg bIzarre" to go mto the fourth grade I've It's also no wonder that her especIally proud of her school's gears - Chmese, translate, When Yee's not runmng an watched these chIldren They colleagues from the Wayne multi-age classroom which IS a kid in a strange Enghsh - and It came out all elementary school or workmg are more mature, more mde- State Umverslty chapter ofPlu gomg mto Its fourth year wrong They almost put me m on her dissertation at an ath- pendent, more self-directed, world ./I-Betty Yee Delta Kappa named Yee, pnn- "One of the thmgs I was able special ed because they didn't lete's pace, she unwmds by clpal of Dort, Educator of the more compassIOnate and they to Initiate here, WhICh IS very have readmg speclahsts hke practlcmg klckboxmg are wllhng to help the younger Year difficult, IS to have a multi-age they do today But I kept gomg With a leisure actiVIty hke The Woods reSident begms chl1d It Will be mterestmg to classroom," said Yee "In thIS ready to go out mto the field at It There were teachers who that, It'S no wonder the 51- watch them as they move mto her 13th year as a school beheved me and supported me year-old pnnclpal says she buildIng we started very con- a homogeneous grade level thiS about what It'S hke to be an administrator, her mnth year "I loved readmg because It feels hke she's "Just over 23." servatively We had a 1/2 spht commg year" educator I have spoken to at Dort PrevIOusly she spent was my only way to escape Although Yee IS passIOnate We had the opportumty Yee has devoted conSiderable groups at U-D to talk about 21 years with the DetrOIt from bemg Chmese and bemg about her work and IS aware because we had a teacher who time to profeSSIOnal develop- multi-culturalism from an Pubhc Schools as a teacher, a kId m a strange world When and proud of her accomphsh- was tramed and said she could ment With student teachers Asian aspect So I was able to readmg specIalist, assIstant I left my front door, I had to ments, she refuses to hoard the principal and pnnclpal She IS do It and I beheve her I was and other educators. share With them about my become an American and when spotlIght currently pursumg her doctor- very pro-active m supportmg "I've been around to talk to background and what the fam- I left school and walked mto "My phIlosophy IS that every- ate m educatIon at Wayne her and talkmg to the dIstnct dIfferent groups of teachers Ily structure IS hke and how to my house, I had to become one IS domg the same thmg I'm State Umverslty and presentmg It to the school I've been at Wayne State where understand Asians when they Chmese I dIdn't hke the Shlft- domg Everyone deserves an "Outside of the fact she's an board We now have grades 1, 2 I've talked to student teachers come mto the classroom, so I've mg In gears, but m a book you Outstandmg Educator of the outstandmg educator, she became anyone you wanted to " demonstrates an ablhty to and 3 It IS a different concept about classroom management shared a lot of my own expen- Year award," saId Yee work With children She's pre- It means more responsibility I've talked with MIchIgan ence" Although Yee spends more sented a number of workshops for the teachers because you State student teachers who are It was Yee's Chmese back- time runnmg a school rather than runmng a classroom, she contmues to promote the Importance and fun of readmg Take a tour of the library's new ;home' to chIldren Dunng NatIOnal ReadIng Month dunng March I haven1 been there? VVasn1 showing each Item and when resources" leads you to good two years ago, she challenged my first screen the malO It's due research sites Those starred her children at Dort to read menu?" might remember the If you chck on "I request With an astensk are hcensed 1,000 books If the students skewed lOgiC of the mad tea (hold). " you Will see what and acceSSible only at the made theIr goal, she promIsed party. The Hatter's nght. you number you are 10 the waiting hbrary's own termmals can take some more tea If you hst Of those you can reach from haven't had any You certamly You also can cancel holds home, you'll find three encyclo- can't take less As for our wluch are no longer relevant pedias and numerous other "NOBODY'S As PICKY ABOUT screen, you can return to a Just cbck on "cancel all" or valuable Sites and pathfinders place you've never been chck on the box in front of the Our magazme searcher, Once on the catalog malO tltle you WIsh to cancel and Proquest, IS avaIlable only m CARPET CLEANING." Grosse Pointe PubUc Library menu, choose "VIew your then chck on "cancel selected the hbrary, but you can try patron record." You'll be asked Items" Infotrac for the penodIcals you Carpet By Helen Gregory to prOVIde your last name and If you're In the hbrary when need Grosse POinte Public Library your hbrary card bar code you chck this screen, chck on One of the most useful terms Good news. 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NABISCO HEALTHYCHOICE JIF AU ""$ $S99 NILLA WAFERS PRIMIUM LOW FAT PEANUT BUTTER • LITH 77 ICINAL ICI CRIAM CHUNK COOKIES 4 t' MR .0 MRS .. s MIXERS n$219. $239 120Z.CREAMY $179 3 PACKAGES 59 .LOODYM~.' • D FAT lOX ~ :~~=2C fiAT 11'2 1. OZ. CRUNCHY OR $1 I RICM .. SPICY $5 OUR CMOfCI LOW CHOUSTItOL OAL. YOUR CHOICI 7.2 oz...... FOR t The agreement does call for smaller class SIzes 10 2000-01 in 44 elementary Teachers vote schools ThIS was a strong demand by the unIOn. If the strIke ended Wednesday, the dis- to settle strike tnct had saId It would not invoke the no- strike law which would have cost teach- or do they? Opinion ers a day's pay for every stnke day and the layoff of other teachers s of press time, the DetroIt school However, Gov John Engler has mSlst- teachers stnke appeared to be ed that the stnke law must be Imposed end1Og, although the teachers' a posslbllity, even though the stnkers essary" because negotIators had agreed from the very first day of the stnke, but A last week to extend the contract 10 days vote on acceptance of terms rec- saId It no longer IS under consIderatIOn. whether this w111happen IS uncertain. ommended by theIr president, John ThIS Issue could be a stumbhng block to and the settlement was reached 10 a Whether the teachers would ratify the Elhott, was to be taken Wednesday settlement because the dlstnct contends week recommendatIOn of theIr preSIdent to end Unfortunately, 'fuesday IS press day at that ment pay could be awarded Without Adamany saId the strike had cost the the strike was stIll not certam on the Grosse Po1Ote News, whIch means we union approval district milhons of dollars paid to pnncI- Tuesday At least one, Stephen Conn, who could not confino the end of the stnke or If the unIOn members accepted the pro- pals, custodians and other employees teaches math at Cass HIgh, has said he even Its contmuance, If that should have posed settlement Wednesday, kIds in who came to work last week. would urge a vote against the proposed occurred. Detroit could be back 10 school by According to thE"Free Press, the settle- settlement But not everythmg IS settled, even if Thursday. ment included a 4 percent hike for teach- But more teachers seemed to be in the teachers vote to accept the settle- David Adamany, the school distnct's ers at the top of the scale, which includes favor of finally ending the stnke, even if ment. What IS left unsettled IS the dis- interim executive, told the DetrOIt Free 70 percent of all teachers. Other teachers many felt they dId not win as much as agreement over whether merit pay ISstill Press that the stnke was "totally unnec- would get a 2 percent increase they should have 10 the negotiatIOns.

~ 'to .... l ~~ EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED. 13131882-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PRODUCTION Robert G. Edgar (313) 882.350(/ PublISher (313188H1294 Barba .. Yubtek Velhocb, (313)882~ John Minnis Mug.e Rems SmIth, Monager Roger B Hages. Advertlsmg Manager Sherry Emard, KIm M. Mackey. AssIStant 10the EdItorand General Assistant EdItor I Feature Ed,tor, Fran velar~aA:..~~~nt Monager Production Manager Robert B. Edgar Manager Advertlsmg Monager 343-5594 Kelly Remmg Peter J Birkner, Ken Schop Chuck Klonke, Sports EdItor, 343-5591 David Hughes Founder and Pu6hsher (313) 343-5590 AdverhSmg RepresentatIVe Greg BartoSIeWICZ Wilbur Elston. &1110",,1Wnler. 343-5597 MelanIe Maho ney (1940-1979) Lmdsay J Kachel, Corhss Eronat JoAnne B~ Consultant George F Lathrop, Copy EdItor 'ube Tob .. AdvertlSUlg Represenlatlve BonnIe Caprar .. Staff Wnrer 343-5595 CIRCULATION -(313)343-5577 Kathleen M Stevenson" Jeff Knoblock Brad LIndberg. Staff Woter. 343 5591 Kenneth Graham McNe,l. Ad vertlSmg Representallve TECHNICAL OPERATIONS Mary Ellen VanDusen, Junes M Stlckford, Staff Wnler. 343-5592 Manager Valene Encheff Dlane Morell~ Edltonal AssIStant J43.{,299 Ida Florez AdvertlSmg RepresenlallVe Manager I AdnllnlSlrator Belly Brosseau Proofreader Mary An n Slaudt Julie R Sullon, , Chnshna vanden Berg Advertlsmg Representative (313) 343-5575 • Too many U.S. 'permatemps'? olly Ivins, a columnist for the nist brings to us is that "If the minimum Fort Worth Star-Telegram, is a wage had grown at the same rate as the Mthorough-gomg hberal, and she CEO pay between 1990 and 1998, it would proves It 10 her Labor Day col- now be $22.08 instead of $5.15 per hour." umn. Quoting an outfit in Boston, "United for Ivins this year has said it is time for the a Fair Economy," Ivins reports that American public to look at the plight of "CEOs at the 365 largest corporatIons most American workers. She contends were paId 419 times the pay of average 0 that on Labor Day It IS appropriate to blue-collar workers." That's up from a write about the majority of the American 120-to-1 ratio in 1990. people. the workers. Ivins has a good many more pieces of What she has dug up is a wealth of evidence to prove that on Labor Day that information aJx>ut the working class and most of the current generation IS working how its pay now compares with the pay of " 10 an "hourglass economy." That means it chief executive officers and others who do IS "creating service and low-pay, low-skill well under the Amencan system. jobs on the bottom and high-tech, high- Here's an Ivms example: pay jobs at the top." "Lo, Labor Day has come slouching around again, so we media multitudes Worst of all. Molly Ivins finds, "30 per- have tacit permission to write about cent of workers are in contingent jobs - 'I everybody whose stock portfolio is not part-time, temporary, on 'Call or contract bulgmg, those for whom no high-tech IPO work." looms on the horizon, and those so defi- At Microsoft alone, Ivins goes on, "there CIent in color selectIOn that they get pink are at least 2,000 temporary workers who slips mstead of golden parachutes." have been there a year or longer. The new Among the recent findings the colum- word for them is 'pennatemps.'" Clintons buy $1.7 M home Letters fter a long search, President and Bankers Trust. tins matter butld "an Actlvitles Butlding" Mrs. Clinton finally have found a "We're very pleased about the house," Ascertai n with home to retire to after they leave Being one of the reSIdents m the park which would ax A the president was quoted as saYIng as the c1rculatmg the petItIOn that 100-year-old beautiful trees to the White House. public vote couple left a fundralser for her expected Mrs Gattorn mentioned, I am allow for out-of-tow'n partying The home will also meet Mrs. Clinton's Senate campaIgn. Then he added: "It's To the Editor: and boozmg. need for a New York base if she finally pleased to report that nearly beautiful. We like it a lot." In the letter pubhshed m the 300 Shores cItizens have does decIde to run for the vacant U.S. SpeClfically the plan would Sept 2 Issue of the Grosse already SIgned, IndIcatmg theIr allow Senate seat in New York. Mrs. Chnton later commented, "As of today. Bill Clinton and I are the newest Pomte News from Barbara clear desire for a more compre- But it will also give the couple easy Gattorn ("Shores survey"), she henSIve study, an open meet- • One resident to bnng m homeowners 10 the state of New York." 300 non-residents; access to New York City from their first alluded to the controversy mg, and a subsequent referen- private home in 16 years. Then she added, "I just love It. We're so brewmg m Grosse Pomte • A 5,400-square-foot struc- happy .... dum. The home is a $1.7 milhon. 11-room Shores over the proposed 5,400 When a good chunk of the ture would be erected m the 'f}utch Colonial 10 the wooded suburbs of WhIle the new Clinton home has 11 square foot achVIhes bUildIng votmg populace has already mIddle of the Shores park; Westchester County. rooms, it is tiny compared with the White You would dunk our VIllage Signed the petition, I can only • At least 10 beautiful trees Like most homeowners, the Clintons, House, which is served by more than 500 councd would have learned at hope that the rem31mng coun- would be cut; employees. least one tlnng from the dIs- cil members will Jom already indebted by $5 ml1lion in legal cord generated by theIr han- • At a cost of $1.200,000; bills. were able to make the investment The Clintons haven't said (probably CounCllwoman Thornton and dhng of the recent yacht club support a public vote to settle • At a tIme when our harbor through the help of Clinton's chIef because they don't yet know) how many expansion proposal thiS most Important Issue. allegedly IS in need of dire fundralser, Terry McAuliff, who put up people they will require to help them take repairs, The end result of that Gloria Anton $1.35 mtllion of his own money with care of their new home. process made It very clear that Grosse Pointe Shores • Liquor would be served to the expansIOn plan enthusias- parties of 150 people several tically espoused by the VIllage days a week Count kids, slogan for 2000 councd was rejected by a deci- Since very few Shores resi- sIve majonty of VIllage voters. dents hold dally parties of 150 ore than 17,000 DetroIt children and peak during the census count next ThIs leaves me wondenng More letters people, several residents feel were undercounted in the 1990 April. why the council contmues to on page 9A that thIS WIll pnmanly benefit Mcensus, a fact that offers an omI- For Detroit, every kid counted will add press forward WIth theIr con- the Grosse POInte Yacht Club's nous view of the census for the to the city's total. troverSIal plans for a large out-of-town members (Less year 2000. buddIng in our modest lake- than 80 of Its members reSide In the Umted States, Detroit reported front park WIthout a clear In the Shores) the SIxth hIghest number of chIldren endorsement from the majonty Wants GPS vote of the VIllage electorate Sadly thIS remaking of the uncounted among Amencan CIties, accord- Letters To the Editor: Shores shoreline and park was 109 to a DetroIt Free Press report based When reSIdents hke Mrs Recently the Grosse Pomte never put to the residents' vote on findlOg8 of a youth advocacy group 10 Gattom pubhcly raIse theIr News ("Island rebels agamst Instead, a Single card was sent Maryland. concerns at VIllage council to each household and not to meetings, they are treated (as manna," Aug 26) took a stand In effect. the report showed that a SIg- each regIstered voter. welcome she was at the August meeting) WIth the Mackmac Island resI- mficant percentage of MichIgan's chtldren dents against Gov John Furthermore, that poll was WIthscorn, and left WIth unan- about alternative uses of the were not included m the state's popula- The Grosse Pointe News welcomes swered questions Engler's proposal to build a tion tally for 1990. your Letters to the Editor. large harbor for .wealthy out- Vernier School WIthout any At a number of meetmgs, I other spec1fics Yet the total may be even worse next of-towners WIth large boats" have asked why thIS actlVltles UltImately ALL Grosse year because the populatIOn now lO<'1udes All letters should be typed. double- buildIng IS bemg placed on our because that would damage POinters WIll lose ID this more minonties. foster chIldren 10 unsta- spaced, signed and limIted to 250 precIOus lakefront property thE'character of the Island because an enl8rged yacht club ble living arrangements and famdles who words. Longer letters will be edited for when the 1991 Village master I would hke to pomt out that WIth a gIant actlVItles buddmg do not speak Enghsh plan clearly speCIfies the pre- exactly the same thmg ISabout length and all letters are subject to In the Shores will deprive them Detroit Census Bureau spokesman Kim editing for content. Include a daytime ferred actiVIties bulld10g SIte IS to happen m the Grosse Pomtes In general and In the of the Vlew of thIS beautIful Turner told the Free Press, "We have phone number for verification or ques- . on the OPPOSIte SIde of lake, stick out hke a sore Lakeshore Dnve The elected Shores 10 partIcular We are always known the undercount for kIds has tions. thumb, Increase traffic WIth VIllage offiClals have repeated- &boutto WItness an mvaslOn of been hIgh." but added, "We are workmg to out-of-towners, With large posSIbly drunken out of town- mitigate that as much as possIble," ly refused to proVlde a satIsfac- The deadline for letters IS 3 p.m. tory response to my query boats, partymg m the Shores ers threatening reSidents The count for chlldren IS especIally Monday. park at the reSIdents expense walkmg 10 the area and send- What better way for the 109 all upkeep bdls to the resI- important this year, because DetrOIt IS ThIs quamt reSIdential beau- endeavonng to malOtam Its population counCIl to be certam that the dents though hIgher taxes Send letters to Editor, Grosse Po1Ote reSIdents of the Shores truly ty IS bemg threatened by the above one mJlhon News, 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte desIre the tranquIl ambIence of Grosse POinteYacht Club's pro- It IS my opInJon that at the Mayor Dennis Archer has enhsted the Farms, MICh 48236; or fax them to our lakefront park to be posed harbor expansIOn for the very least all Shores reSIdents aid of local Census Bureau officials, (313) 882-1585. Letters also msy be changed forever by construc- benefit of Its pnmanly out-of- should have an opportumty to Detroit City Counell members and com- sent via e-mail to jmmnis@grosse- tIOnof thIs large buIldmg, then the-Shores membership Most vote on a 8pec1ficproposal munity and rehgious leaders for a broad pointenews.com to let the voters and taxpayers ImmedIately It I'!threatened by Dr. Luca. GeorgandelU. awareness program to begin 10 the fall have the final and dIrect say m the Shores counCIl'sdectslon to Groue Pointe Shore. j , stanng me m the face, beggmg lete even while I'm perkmg graph Now she's all a-tWItter Running to be taken - Hamburger along Just fine ublng both of about marketmg her own IIp- Helper, astrologers; tan them On the other hand, stick accellerators, car deodonzers Beame Babies - tmy stuffed What's gomg on here'l Out of amok herbal supplements, dog naJi ammals that cost less than $6 control, for sure Thmgs are out of control pohsh, extended warranties - are worth double, triple, • Somebody IS breedmg We're runnmg amok • Numbers I have way, way more than quadruple theIr smarter rodents On purpose Here's proof too many numbers pm num- purchase pnces wlthm a few SCientIfic breakthroughs m • Fndgldare makes ranges bers for bank accounts and months genetic englneermg have Hotpomt makes refngerators beepers, fax numbers, numbers • PreSIdential campaIgns enabled sCIentIsts to create for house phones and car • There ISan actual Kool-AJd , MarJie Reins Smith are way too long By the time smarter mIce Is thIS what the phones and cell phones and , .. we've elected a leader, we know next mJlLenmum needs - muse\,lm It's 10 Hastmgs, portable phones, SocIal Nebraska, "the bIrthplace of explICIt authOrizatIOn These mlng Spammmg IS cyber-tele- more than we ever needed to rodents WIthgeruus IQs? Secunty numbers, access num- know about hIm By the time WJll we need to breed Kool-Ald" bers, password numbers, and marketmg mnovatlOns are marketing to the nth degree • Kids buy brand-new Jeans called slammmg and antI- Every time I log on to the he's out of the hmelJght, as m smarter cats and Invent more credIt card numbers so I can the case of Bob Dole, we know sophisticated mouse traps? that are already worn out The spend more than I have and slammmg Internet to get my e-mall, I popular back-to-school Items have to delete a half dozen way too many detaIls about Will these supermlce orgamze delay paYJngfor thmgs I don't Perhaps churches should stuff that IS none of our bUSI- themselves, create a new poht- have holes 10 the knees, frayed need offer slammmg protectIOn For unwanted advertisements and seams and tattered pockets marketmg pitches from people ness Ical party and run a candidate • CredIt card compames an additional pledge, the They cost more than $50 a paIr who are selhng things - credit • Momca LeWInskyMomca for preSIdent? reward me for not paYJng my Presbytenan church, for exam- thmks she's got the world on a WIll they use people to test • The Austm Powers mOVle bdls by ralsmg the hmlt of ple, could offer Its members card compames who want to has:l sequel reward me for not paymg m} <;tnng She doe"n't thmk thp their new drugs and theIr cos- what I can charge-and-not-pay- antl-blammmg servIce It scandal was about her She metIcs? Will they buy Momca's • Bell bottoms are back would guarantee that the bJils or anonymous types try- for dIdn't get tt then, when she did lipstIck? • Jerry Sprmger IS still ThISISnot nght Lutheran church or the Baptist Ing to Interest me 10 qumtuple- rolhng along. X-rated VIdeosof cheerleaders It She dIdn't get It when Bill Wdl they create Beame • Somebody mvented slam- church or the Cathohc church called her "that woman" She People? Things are out of whack would not try to lure me away ming My phone company Out of control dIdn't get lt when he was WIll they slam and spam • Help IS everywhere, even offers a semce that guarantees from Presbyterian doctrmes • My car and my computer Impeached But she wrote a each other? when I don't want any another telephone company unless I Signed somethmg say- are worth a fractIOn of what I book whIch IS domg pretty Thmgs are runmng way, way Whether I need It or not, help will not steal my busmess mg I wanted to be lured. paId for them a mere year after well People hne up to buy the out of control IS tugglng at my shlrttalls, away from them WIthout my • Somebody Invented spam- purchase They're old or obso- book and ask for her auto- Amok, 10 fact r:---:,7ift{'lfrv:r":J,~I------:'.""-:-'",,------"..,:--,------...... y 1"~,( .:t r-"J~t~ tkr-..v,.I ..: ~'I. .:1~ ~\ ~ '" ';;1:

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er types drIvmg trucks around The nephew The pheasants the Pomtes lately? In the old also rises are reproducing days you would see them Slt- tmg pnmly m the passenger ...... '"' A Grosse Pomte connectIon There are pheasants m the seat of sedans, pIloted by gents to author Ernest Hemmgway? bushes next door," Doc who could only be theIr hus- Actually, there are qUIte a few, announced one mormng not too bands Now they're out by as Pomters long ago In the past the myth themselves, behmd the wheel who attend a that Balfour south of Jefferson 10 slnny pickups WIthgreat big book reading m the Park IS an urban enVl- bres and sIgning ronment has been eroded by by John E. the appearance of oppossums, And lookmg hke they're hav- Sanford, 3 raccoons, rabbIts, a gIant box mg a heck of a good time pm Saturday turtle and Just about every- ~ 15 ~EAT,BlJT WE ~ SEEMlO LEAVE THE. SlIP'" Sept 18, at tlnng else except skunks and Borders porcupmes, so FYI wasn't Yuppies are Books 10 the totally nonplused Village WIll getting younger Rauff! Rauff! discover What was surpnsmg was the GreetiDgs from Dogland. ThIs Is a quick note about us and our newest creation, John, who graduated from number of pheasants A bIg The young man IS gettmg "Grosse Pointe Dogs." Who are we? We're a couple of longtime Grosse Pointe residents Grosse Pomte Ihgh m 1949, IS mom and a brood ofmne or ten restless at the Coffee who have spent two veritable lifetimes observing the Pointes and their unique inhabi- Hemingway's nephew and the buff-colored half-grown ktds, Grinder and the lady who tants. (We're both In the advertiaiDg buslneU, but don't hold that against us.) We edItor of the Centenmal all scurrymg to hIde m the came WIthlum asks hIm If he'd thought this colorful environment deserved a comic strip dedicated to the area's EditIOn of "At. The underbrush as I rushed out to like to have hIs cell phone quirks and foibles. Hemmgways," wntten by hIS see them The next day they ,w..'V.Cls~ a sampling of strips for pubUcation In your most esteemed newspaper. We mother, Marcelline were m our own front bushes, Nicholas Vlslbly brightens tlilnk they capture the spirit of Grosse Pointe and have had a blast so far taking a few Hemingway Sanford (ongt- the day after that they were and takes the 1nstrument, shots at our home turf. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do and we'd appreci- nally published 10 1962) peckmg around In our back smllmg as he beeps the keys ate any feedback you may have. yard and then holds It to Ins ear Doggo It Mark "My famJly hved m Grosse "Where are they hVlng?"Doc E-mail: [email protected] Pomte for over 50 years and asked A cell phone for a toddler my mother was very acbve In barely past hiS first year? the commumty nght up until Wordlessly, I pomted to the Massachusetts' modern witch trials the bme of her death m 1963," place that used to be a well- The "phone" plays a Jolly lIt- John says tended herb and vegetable gar- My longtrme frIend who hves cluldren by the SOCIalworkers tle tune as NIcholas presses yet Marcelhne was Hemmgway's den, now a Jungle that could another button m Plymouth, Mass, sends me MeanwhJle, homfied cluld older sIster and was raIsed as conceal a pmr of rhmocen chppings from the Boston psyclnatrists searched the lit- hIS "tWIn" by theIr mother Doc IS now downslzmg her "It's not real," his mom Globeon the AmIrault case and erature to see If children must Over the course of 50 years the garden controversy I became mterest- be beheved The answer IS"not explams to FYI "Youcan buy two exchanged letters reflect- them at Wal-Mart " ed m It almost 10 years ago necessanly" - not a surpnse to mg both theIr closeness and after an mvestlgatJve reporter most sane, .aware people eventual separatIOn, whIch she for the Wall Street Journal MeanwhJle, senous chmClans Truckin' Got a good one for FYI? captured m 81 PieceSof corre- Seen something strange in wrote a long article on the edl- and researchers checked out spondence m her book grammas tonal page the fact that young cluldren are GP? CaU Ken Eatherly at She wrote that mnocent own- easily swayed to conform to the Is It Just FYI's ImaglnatIon, (313) 822-4091, or e-mail BeSIde reading and slgnmg or are there lots of grandmoth- him at kenf.yi@home.~om ers of a day care center were expectatJons of adults. There IS copIes, the famous wnter's ht- accused and Imprisoned for molestation occurred, but they no surpnse to that erary nephew WIllbe busy WIth sexually molesting some small were shouted down by the As a result of appeals, the lots ofother remlmscences that cluldren What made the accu- many enraged and inflamed women defendants were weekend Amember of the G P satIOns dubIOUSfrom the start parents, who could only thmk released pendmg deciSIOns HIgh graduatmg class of 1949, was the wdd allegations that of the worst-case scenano The JUry finding of guJlty was he'll also attend hIS 50-year were completely unsupport- EmotJons earned the day. overturned several bmes, but class reumon at the Hunt Club able, except for the stones the Smce the SOCIalworkers were the Massachusetts Supreme Sept 17 and a tour of South chIldren told, chddren around overly concerned WIththe com- JudiCIal Court canceled these, HIgh the next mornmg. the age of 4 fort of the chIldren, the chIl- saYIng that the partlbon The drumbeat at the time dren's testImony m court was (between the chl1dren and was that children must be done WIth a partltJon between defendants) should have been Ty this one on beheved, that they have not yet them and the defendants challenged at the bme The learned to he, and that they do Eventually, the JUry beheved defense attorneys were at fault Forget OJ, Momca and not make up stones GIventins the children's stories, even and the defendants paId the Humcane Denms The news piece of mlsmformatlOn, mex- though some were so WIldthat pnce of theIr attorneys' negh- that rocked the POIntes last \ penenced SOCIalworkers ques- they taxed creduhty and imagl- gence by haVlng theIr hves week was that Ty Inc , maker tJoned the chIldren m such a nabon Not only was the JUry ruined Nowthe daughter faces of Beame BabIes, was set to way that their Imtlal answers, stacked m favor of the fiery Impnsonment yet agam, as a "retire all Beame BabIes as of the truer answers, were not prosecutor, but the daycare new tnal was not ordered and Jan 1,2000" ~\ belIeved; It was thought that owners' attorney did not reahze the son ISstJlI belnnd bars What, no more of those • they were covenng up because that he could have objected to A federal appeals Judge over- stuffed httle cntters that are they were traumatIzed, they the partition, as the accused turned the deCISionof the JUry worth eIther $5 99 or ten thou- felt guIlty, they were fnght- has the right to face the and called for a new tnal, and sand bucks apIece, depending ened accusers. It was reasoned that that was recently overturned on your state of mind? Then the SOCIal workers an exceptIOn should be made agam by the state's hIgh court "The man's a marketing asked the children, could It be for senSItive and vulnerable This IS pure Insamty; there gemus," says Something thIS, could It be that Imtlally, children, but that put the were SImIlar cases In other Special's Sandy Gillespie many kids said "no," but the accused at a temble disadvan- states, but the gUIltydeCISIOns"Noweverybody ISspeculatmg, 1OvestlgatorsdId not take "no" tage were eventually overturned and he's getting all that free for an answer They gnlled the They were found guJlty.They What happened was the pubhclty kIds and eventually led them to went to JaIl The AmIrault son eqUivalent of the Salem WItch "I thmk he's gOmg to come -remember" stones that baSI- for 40 to 80 years, the two tnals, what IS there about the out WItha new, dIfferent hne," cally the SOCIalworkers made women, a mother and daugh- state of Massachusetts? she says "Ty didn't say he was up out of theIr own Imagma- ter, for eIght to 30 years - a Dr Bloom ~sclm~cal assoc~- gOingto stop makmg all Beame tlOns great pnce to pay If notlung ate professor of psych~atry, BabIes, he's Just retmng the The SOCIalworkers tned to cnmmal ever happened, a Wayne State Umuersfty School ones that are out now" act profeSSIonal, knowledge- great pnce to pay for the of Medfcme He IS a member of The news doesn't seem to able and expenenced, but they overblown ambitions of the the Amencan Academy of have affected the group of four were not state prosecutor and hiS SOCIalPsychoanalysIS and on the edf- or five loyal shoppers who hne In response to parental aut- work hlrehngs tonal board of the Wayne up every day outSide Sandy'<; ery, which spread hke Wildfire, ThIs was over 15 years ago County Medlcal Society He store on The HIli and walt for pot ~jewe/eIs the chIef prosecutor used the It was maybe 10 years ago that welcoTTU!scomTTU!nts at hfs e. the Beame Baby dehvery truck children's mampulated te'ltl- the investIgative reporter for mall address, vbloom@com- to show up mony to pro'leCUtethe alleged the Wall Street Journal wrote puserve com, and VISits to hIS "They 'ltlll tell us when the 19495 Mack. Grosse POinte Woods. 313-881-5882 her compelhng article, Citing web S f t e , truck IS roundmg the corner," perpetrators Half of the par- An au!llomed TAG Heuer deal .. ents dId not thmk any sexual the pressure tactICSused on the www foctotem com / vbloom says Sandy

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(313) 885-2701 I September 9, 1999 10A News Grosse Pointe News House breaker Wallet snatched Noah on prowl A 17-year-old man hVlng on Farms police suspect a 35- PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS Man with drugs Police picked up Noah, a Meadow Lane In Grosse POinte year-old man of unknown resI- A 24-year-old man from Welsh corgi terner who was Farm" looked up from his tele- dence In the theft of an 81- HIS blood alcohol level was 18 Grosse Pomte Farms who was runmng around loose In the VISIOn set at 11 45 pm, on year-old woman's wallet at Bicycle thieves On Sunday, Sept 5, at 3 08 wearIng a camouflaged outfit 400 block of Rivard III the City, Saturday Sept 4, to ~ee a noon on Saturday, Sept 4 Two bicycles were reported am, officers pulled over a 22- was arrested for trespas;,Ing and returned him to hIS back hopped-up stranger stanng at The victim, a reSident of the btolen last week m the City of year-old OhIO woman who was and pos~esslOn of drugs on the yard m the 16800 block of St him The ~tartled youth, sur- Farmb, was helpmg her hus- Grosse Pomte havmg "noticeable problems" grounds of St Paul Cathohc Paul on Saturday morDlng, pn~ed that the sound of the band mto the famll) car when On Thebday, Aug 31, at 605 keepmg her car from crobsmg School at 3 a m on Saturday, Sept 4 man sneak 109 mto the the thief reached mto the back- pm, a man told police bome- the center Ime of northbound Sept 4 dwelhng wasn't the family cat seat of the vehicle and stole the one had stolen hiS son's bike Lake"hore The suspect, who listed hiS A lousy pair on mght maneuvers, stood up woman's wallet from her purse while It was parked m front of She registered a 23 blood occupatIOn as a groundskeeper. and confronted the approxI- She lost about $20 plus credit a house m the 900 block of alcohol level smelled of marIJuana, accord- Shores pohce pulled over two mately 20-year-old white male cards that she canceled qUick- RIvard 109 to the arrebtmg officer The men for an illegal nght turn suspect ly A few days later on Fnday. SUbpect was taken to the pohce from Vermer to Lakeshore at "I must have the wrong Sept 3, at 4 45 pm, a man Go-getter crook statIOn and releabed a few 10 11 am, on Wednesday, house," said the stranger, who Mini van theft reported hiS bicycle stolen from Sometime between Sept 3-5, hours later after postmg $500 Sept 1 the youth said looked -rugh" the GOO bluck uf CdditlUX "omeune ~tule a bldl-k gO-l-dlt bond The dnver, a l:.::.year-old Police searched unsuccessfully A man hvmg 10 the 17100 powered by a three horsepower man from DetrOIt, had five dn- for the suspect, descnbed by block of St Paul 10 the City of 3 GPS OUILs Bnggs and Stratton engme vmg suspensIOns and two out- Grosse Pomte called pohce at the witness as 5-10, 170- Shores pohce nailed three from the barn at the Grosse Paper hangers standmg traffic warrants total- 4 45 pm, on Fnday, Sept J to pounds, With black hair and a drunken dnvers last weekend Pomte Academy Two men tned unsuccessful- mg $325 from DetrOIt and Ann report that thieves had "Just beard All suspects were arrested ly to pass a bad check last week Arbor taken" hiS 1990 Chevrolet mml and released a few hours later at a store on Fisher 10 the City HIS passenger, a 32-year-old van Breaking, but 1 boy, 2 crimes after sobenng up, bemg given a of Grosse Pomte man from DetrOIt, had $1,534 Police suspect that a 14- G court date and postmg $100 not entering Store employees told City m outstandmg warrants from pohce the pair drove away m a year-old boy who lives on arage report bond Unknown vandals threw a DetrOIt and Hamtramck for blue four-door car after their Ashland 10 DetrOIt had some- In thiS week's report on On The sday, Aug 31, a 41- cmder block through the glass traffic VIOlatIOns and child scheme failed on Saturday, thmg to do With an otherwise garage thefts, a $440 bicycle year-old man from EastpOinte front door of a busmess on neglect Sept 4, at 7 30 p m unrelated arson and theft last was taken from an unlocked With a 15 blood alcohol content Mack near Kerby m the Farms -Brad Lmdberg week In the Farms garage m the 400 block of was caught speedmg 56 mph The damage was discovered Pohce thmk the youth set Barclay m the Farms dunng on Lakeshore Pursumg offi- the mommg of Monday, Sept some children's playscape the mght of Sept 3-4 cers witnessed the suspect's 6 equipment on fire In the back The mlssmg Cannon Dale 1995 Chevrolet Jimmy station Nothmg appeared to be yard of a house on Meadow mountam bike IS blue with a wagon "dnftmg" from lane to stolen from the store Lane The fire was extm- blue basket hung beneath the lane gmshed by an occupant of the seat On Saturday, Sept 4, at 3 12 home The mght of Sept 2-3, some- am, officers saw a vehicle dn- Nasty habit In another mCldent, pohce one stole $1,000 worth of tools ven by a 21-year-old man from A thief escaped m a waltmg think the same suspect pus~ and equipment from an Macomb Township swemng on blue Ford Explorer after steal- an 11-year-old boy off his motor- unlocked garage m the 300 northbound Lakeshore at 15 mg $109 worth of cigarettes scooter and stole the vehicle m block of Ridgemont, also 10 the mph from a semce station on Mack the VICIDlty of Richard Farms The suspect admitted dnnk- and Moross m the Fdrms on Elementary School mg between "SIXand 12 beers" Saturday, Sept 4, at 11 10 p m

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Harold Andersen Kentucky Super Semors tenms l'lll \l'r~lty lund at Chn"t Church-DetrOIt Philomena Cathohc Church m Former Park reSident doubles tournament ",h(' Wd~ ,111 ,HJV( I tl',('r LOP~ Detroit for City of Grosse Harold "Andy~ Andersen died Survivors mclude hiS WIfe, II rlt( I, LlUght Engh~h dnu POInte re~ldent Patncla Braun Bette, four sons, Roger, Gary, Thesday, Aut; 31, at Baptist JilUI JI,IJI'lII ,It LAlh(' ('r eu,l' Jean Beck McKenzie Reck, who dIed Wednesday, Hospital East In LOUISVIlle DaVId and RIchard, and four IIlgh ,",(hoo! III !I,lln~on Forml'r City (JfGro!>~e Pomte Sept 1, 1999 from comphcatlOns associated granddaughters lown~llIp 0\\ Il('U 1\('1 own tr,I\- n'~luent .Jean Beck McKenZIe Mr~ Reck, 74, wah born m WIth ParkInson's Disease He Mr Andersen was honored 10 III \ I I ,Igl' dnu taught Engh ...h dll'd on Fnday, Sept 3, 1999, Detroit and attended St was 81 a memonal servIce held at to duult lmlTIlgl dllh III the Mary'h Academy m Monroe and Christ Church Umted at PeaLhwood Inn III Rochester Mr Andersen was a DetrOIt j)('tIOlt I'ubh( .'-i( hool ... IIdl ... Duschene Rehldence In New Methodist Church 10 loUISVIlle native and a graduate of Aftl'l hl'l I('tll ('lIIl'llt Mr ... York CIty She was a home- and a pnvate bunal Mr'> MtKenzlC, 95, wa~ born Cooley HIgh School m DetrOIt LI'(' vIIIUlltl'( I ( U hl I tlllW UOI ng maker and a former member of Memorial contnbutlOns may III Swtl,mu and worked for He served In the U S Navy Opl'l d tOlll ~ .It thl IJl'tlOlI the Oakland HJlI~ Country be sent to the Christ Church many ldm IIIe>; III Gro~!>e dUring World War II and was a Opt 1<1 !loth' /-:UIUlU i(IOlJP~ dt POInte Club retired US Naval Reserve Memorial Fund or the th(' [)( tl Olt 100 ,IllU Wd~ pn''''I- She wa ...a member of Groh;,e She h ~urvlved by a daugh- heutenant commander American Pr10tmg House of upnt ol tl\(' I\lt McKl'n7\(' 1-' "urvlved and BIll. four sisters, manager of the Chevrolet dIVI- d lvll~ L"t, .... ~ur~lveu by by her husband, John, two GenevIeve O'Connor, Lorrame sIOn of General Motors Corp 10 Patricia Roberts Lee d,lUghtl'l, '->dldh Lu Ellena meceh, PatricIa Moore and Kuchner-Scott, Virginia loUISVIlle after 47 years of ser- two ,on ..., Roher t ,1IlU ,John, dnd A memorial servIce will be Lorrame Berry, and great- Sutherland and Mary Jane VIce thrcl' gl ,mu( h "dn'n held on Saturday, Sept 11 at mece, Ehzabeth Jack Lang, and a brother, LoUIS An aVId athlete, Mr Intern1l'IIt I'" .It Chfl ...t No servlcel> or Vl<atlOn are Braun 11 a m at Christ Church- Chunh-IJl'trOlt ('olumbdrJum Andersen showed hiS athletic DetrOIt for Park reSident planned Interment IS m Funeral drrangements were and earned an associates Funl'rdl ,1ft angl'menh w('rl' prowess 10 the Ice nnk and ten- Scotland handled by Verheydpn Funeral PatricIa Roberts Lee who died degree from Stephens College ms courts as a student at hdndled by A H Peter" Home Saturday, Aug 14, 1999 at m MISSOUri, a bachelor's Cooley HIgh as well as on the Funeral Home 1Il Gro ...'>e Memorial gifts may be sent Georgian East Nursmg Home degree from Oakland POlllte Wood.., Patricia Braun Reck golf course and hiS number one She was 73 to DetrOIt Recelvmg HospItal Umverslty and a master's MemOl1a1 gift ... rna) be ...ent A funeral Mahh was celebrat- rank10g 10 the State of Mrs Lee was born m DetrOit Burn Center, 4201 St AntoIne, degree from Wayne State to the Altdl Guilu or rnu ...ll ed on Saturday, Sept 4 at St DetrOit, MI 48201 St. John gives seniors the chance show off their artistic abilities By Elizabeth play up for them ~ "I became so attached to (the Black hd~ pdlnted 30 palnt- "more homehke " Vanden Boom other alllmais Most recently, Hartemayer said she has reSidents), and they really look 109", mo ...t of which IIIllld up In Special Wnter A vanety of activIties are Migliore "aid butterflIes have never taught a class before, but forward to It,~ she said "I hate the home" of relative ...- ...ome offered to the re~ldents as a ST CLAIR SHORES - been brought lIlto the center that she wanted to volunteer to dlsappomt them ~ ah far dway d~ Texa'> and part of that movement, mclud- LunchtIme customers at the "(The actIVIties) enhance the The class ongmated from a MIke Mlghore, director of Flonda mg tripS, musIc therapy, and Great Lakes Marketplace, quahty of hfe for our resI- request from one of the resI- reSIdent support servIces, saId Black's daughter, Linda VI"ItS from PUppieS, cats and 24317 Jefferson, could wander dents," he said dents when Hartemayer was the reSIdents look forward to Michon, was In attendante through a gallery of fine art on attending an Octoberfest at the the class and that It IS also ben- "I Lame la"t year," "he l>ald Monday center efiCIal to them "It.... really IllLC They get to R....lrI .. nh of the St. John "I got to talkmg to one of the "Art, hke many fine arts - >;hollltheir work" Senior Commumty m DetrOIt reSIdents," she SaId "I men- mUSIC, movement, hve perfor- It ene Black"tone IS a former proudly displayed theIr pamt- tllmed that I was an artIst and mances - IS very therapeutic makC'up artl~t, who thought lOgS, whIch they have been she saId, 'Oh, I've always want- for our reSIdents." she wouldn't be able to pamt, working on 10 theIr Wednesday ed to pamt WIll you teach me CltiLdLifE- Pauhne Bergener, the oldest but has found "It comes natur- afternoon art class to pamt?'" member of the class at the age al ~ Dorothy Hartemayer, who Hartemayer put together a of 97, saId she enJoys the class "I dIdn't thmk I could smce I teaches the class, s81d the stu- portfoho, brought It to the cen- "The first pamting I did was wab u~ed to domg face>;," she dents have come a long way ter and was hued the Chnstmas cards, and I've saId smce the class started two Hartemayer saId there are enjoyed It ever smce,~ she saId Blackstone said pamtmg a years ago about SIXstudents m the class, She also SaId she thought picture I~n't too slmJlar to "I think It's wonderful when whIch IS an hour long She said her pamtmg of a hlac was the domg makeup, but that her you stop and realize that none the students look forward to It, most difficult to make makeup Sklllh do help her E th"' I of these people have ever saYIng It "got to be kind of a Alex Black said hiS favonte Most of her pamtmgs are on very mg IS on sa e • Save hundreds of dollars painted before, ~ she s81d SOCialthing ~ pamtmg is the one he dId of dIsplay at her daughter's cot- Absolutely the lowest prices of the year The Colomal Art Shop - "Now I'm shOWIng up earher apples, m whIch one had a tage up north Last chance to buy at '99 prices which IS 10 the marketplace - and they're all waltmg for me,~ worm commg out of It He saId Gre puts on an "Artist of the she saId, addmg that many of he put the worm 10 to "glVe It fros:efa:l~ye~eenm~:~s ~~q~:~~~ aut selecti\on1 • Priority spring detivery MontI\' program. the students hnger after the some life ~ for them I • 3947 W 12 Mtle Rd U Last summer, Hartemayer hour IS up, stIll enJoYIng each Black IS nght-handed, but IS MIgliore saId the art class IS ~. Berkley, MI \ OWIT~I was the artist for July and other's company whIle working unable to use hIS ~ght arm part of the center's movement I ~ i (248)543-3115 • asked Jean Russo, owner of the on theIr skIlls after suffenng a stroke All of to be certified al> an Eden 1 ~,\ :l Mon~~~;~.5 30 shop, If she could take one day Hartemayer SaId the classes hIS pamtmgs have been done Altern."" F,,, h'\ "h"h h,- I, I ~ " F_d., '.... pm out of her month to showcase ongmally were only supposed usmg hIS left hand, whIch he saId mean ...maklllg th(' (t'ntC'r the work of the reSIdents to be held 10 the WInter, but saId was not too dIfficult to get "It was such a success for that she dIdn't want to end used to them, for her, for us," Russo them once summer came "1JUbt seemed to adapt to It," s81d. "So this year we put a dls- around he saId Be on the alert tor Medicare fraud Uncle Sam wants you - If you're a semor CItIzen on Medicare - to be on the alert for MedIcare fraud by report- ing billing errors, overcharges ~ Public Notice to All Veterans and other eVIdence mdicatmg poSSIble wrongdomg by doctors and hospItals Complimentary Burial Space The government offers up to $1,000 for 1OformatlOn that will lead to recovenng money Call: lost to fraud and abuses of the (248) 646-4228 system, such as • Chargmg Medicare for ser- The field ot Honor at AcaCia Pane C~melel)' II oong re dedICated to VIces that were never prOVIded veteram ~x selVlce perlOllnei and Ihelr familIeS You are ~nlllll'd to • Overcharging for prOVIded buroal space, proof of honorable d'ICharge II requ.red A I,mlled number or unprOVIded sefYlces 01 spacel are available 10veterans and their familieS Therefore, Immediate pre reglstratlOO IS advllable To receive your ehglblldy • Bilhng twice for the (ert~Kate, and other valuable veterans InformatIOn, same seTVlce or supphes rdl out and ma~ COllpon below or caB • Bdhng tWIce for the non- delivered seTVlces or supplies ",F;' ;;;;;;t;;"a;';' For those who feel awkward mail thIS form to' about reportmg abuses m per- II ACAClA PARK ADDRESS __ son, there's a MedIcare fraud CEMETERY hot-line m operation at (800) I 31300 Southfield RoCid C1lY - 447-8477 IBeverly Hills, M148025 liP __ ___ TELEPHONE _ I - King Features Syndicate ~~~~~~~~~==~~~~-~~~~~~~-----~r I Major 19th & 20th Century Art AUCTION Saturday, September 18 • 7:00 p,m. 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cfJtell1litfl9f !;atteiY c1J ~illf &Irt 235 Main Street • Rochester • 248.656.8559 September 9, 1999 12A AutoDlotive Grosse Pointe News Falsely maligned Audi makes comeback with the Avant A delddl' d~O tl1l' .\udl comfortable as It get~, It ha" ual The Avant I, equipped apPPdrl'd to bt' dl'ppower through the front wheel., All 1999 A4s receive a modi- fied lUp holder m the center conbole, a larger nght outside mlrrur anJ a Flr"t Ald k.1! Thl- G' short optIOn list reveab that almost everythmg comes btan- dal d on the A4 With pnces Autos startmg at $24,290 for the 1 8T sl'dan, the A4 IS an affordable status car that IS By Richard•Wright comfOl table, good lookmg and a btrong performer It's a wm- tendl'd accl'll'ratlOn The Audl A4 IS sleek, i>ophls, ner It turned out that unmtend- tlcated, speedy and has won Our test vehIcle had a stlck- l'd accderdtlOn v.a" not a flaw praIse worldwide as a small, er prICe of $27,500, whIch m the Audl, but occurred exceptIOnally safe vehicle For mcluded only $560 worth of \\ hen the dnver stomped on 1999, four versIOns of the A4 optlOns, a package of fancy the accelerator when he or bhe are avaIlable the 1 8T, 1 8T wheels, sport suspenSIOn and did not mtend to But the Avant wagon, 28, and the 2 8 premIUm tlres A4 pnces Widely reported problem Avant wagon We tested the range up to $31,540 for the A4 almost killed thl" old and hon- 1 8T Avant wagon and It mdl- Wagon 2 8 Avant Quattro O! ed German nameplate m the cated to use that the whole We also drove an A6 Avant Audi A4 is sharply styled and its performance fits perfectly. Amencan market Eventually, Ime IS exceptIOnal wagon and were Impressed by ble and perfect for runnmg more upscale mtenor are superb examples of auto- Audl \\ab completely cleared New to the lineup for 1999 It, but not as much as WIth the errands or dnvmg across Both the A4 and A6 could be motive engIneermg Audl has made a slow come- IS the 1 8T Avant, whIch com- A4 Part of the problem was country The same IS true of viewed as fancy Volkswagens Under the A6 hood IS a 2 B- back and If you wonder how It plements the 2 8 Avant sport that one of the edges the A6 the A6, but It feels dIfferent and m fact look a lot hke the hter V-6 engme rated at 200 did It agamst such odds - an wagon mtroduced last year has over the A4 was not domg It In fact, the A6 feel" a Pasbat But that's nothmg to undeserved reputatIOn as The new wagon IS powered by Important to me - sIze For a lot hke a "tre(ched A4 WIth a fret about And the A4 and A6 See AUTOS, page 13A unsafe plus the very tough a 1 8-lIter, turbocharged, four- younger buyer WIth kids and a competitIOn from Mercedes- cyhnder engIne WIth five-valve dog, the A6 might be a better Benz, BMW, Volvo and Saab technology that puts out 150 chOIce - try the Audl A4 1 8T Avant horsepower A chOice of two I buy wagons from time to ;,tatlOn wagon transmissIOns IS offered, an tlme because I hke that config. Thl" mighty turbo four IS automatIc transmISSIOn WIth uratIon, and the A4 1 8T IS a fun to dn\ e Ihl: mtrnor I" a" TJptromc or a five-speed man- lot of fun to dnve, IS very mm-

The Audi A6 wagon looks pretty much like a stretched A4. The A4 looks good from the rear also.

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't8!~goton': .of equal or lesser September 9, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 13A Car insurance rates down 1.6 percent so far in 1999 Auto msurance rates paid by the HAM alr bag and passenger compart- Michigan motonsts have sustamed m an automobile accI- Michigan's fight against ment deSign and campaigns dent, Background statistics regarding auto dropped more than 1 6 percent Insurance fraud Include!>c1assl- agamst dnnkmg and dnvmg so far thIs year, compared to a 4 • Choo!>ehigher deductlbles insurance rate changes in Michigan fymg msurance fraud as a Auto tort reform enacted 10 percent and 1 14 percent felony Also, many msurance on colhslOn and comprehenSive Average annual auto rate changes dechne through 1998 and 1997, 1996 has led to a slgruficant compames have formed SpeCial coverage!>ConSider a more eco- Average stateWide pnvate passenger auto rate adjustments respectively drop m auto neghgence law- Investigative Umts (SIUs) to nomical type of colhslOn lOsur- of the 10 largest auto Insurers In Mtchlgan SUitS filed by Michigan resI- ance, but make sure you under- The lower overall rates are tram Insurance personnel to dents In 1995, there were 1997 1998 1999 partially attnbuted to mcreased Identify lo!>sesthat need further stand when you are covered and -114% -4% -163% 13,787 auto neghgence laWSUit!>when you are not If you have competitiOn between msurance investigatiOn filed here Last year, that figure Auto claim frequency companies In additiOn, msur- an older car, conSider droppmg As an example, earher thiS was 9,687 Number of claims pllld per 100 Insured cars - by type ancc payout for claims and both colh"lon and comprE'hpn- year an investigatiOn led to the By shopplOg around and tak- slve coverage, COverage 1997 1998 1999 other costs haven't Increased as arrest of a west Michigan bUSI- 109 some Simple steps, car own- Collision 1283 11 59 1180 rapidly, according to Insurance nessman for Insurance fraud ers can take advantage of the • Ask about speCialdiscounts Comprehensive 1304 1253 1247 Information AsSOCiation of The real estate agent and changing marketplace and pos- Many comparues offer rate dIs- Peraonallnjury protection 1 36 1 36 132 Michigan (IlAM) Executive owner of a mobile home park Sibly save some money HAM counts to pohcyholders for such 1999l1vough first qualter only Director Leanne Snay reported hiS Chevy pickup offiCialssuggest consumers con- thIngs as msunng two or more Cost per auto claim "Michigan rates have fallen due stolen to collect Insurance bene- Sider the follOWIng vehicles WIth the same compa- to many factors, mcluding a Average cost of paid cllllm by type fits However, It was deter- • Dnve carefully Most traffic ny, low mileage, seat belt use, Coverage 1997 1998 1999 crackdown on msurance fraud, mmed that he had sold the tickets and at-fault aCCIdents ror bags and anti-theft deVIces , enhanced vehicle safety, CoIII,lon 2,146 2151 2,180 truck and then reported It WIllautomatically lOcreaseyour HAM IS a non-profit public Comprehen8lve 869 864 854 reduced tolerance for drunken stolen to hiS msurance agent rates, , dnvmg and a dramatic decrease mformatlon orgamzatiOn which PeraonaIlnjury protection 9,244 9,103 9,346 The number of Mlchtgan traf- • Select your car WIth insur- sponsors a number of consumer 1999 through first quarter only : In auto neghgence lawsuits," ficcrashes has dechned steadIly : said Snay ance m mlOd Cost, repalrabih- mformahon and educatIOn pro- Decrease In accidents, fatalities, Injuries smce 1996 MIChigan State ty and performance charactens- grams, lOcluding dnver safety 1997 1998 Pnvate passenger rates ofthe Police statistics mdlcate that ttcs are determmmg factors In pre!>entatlons m Michigan high Number of craehes 425,793 403,766 NJA1. state's 10 largest auto msur- aCCidentsdeclmed 2 percent m the premIUmyou pay, schools For more detroled mfor- Number of InJuries ance comparues decreased an 137,546 131,575 NJA 1997 and 5 percent m 1998 • Coordinate Personal InjUry matlon on automobile msur- Number of peraone killed 1,446 1,367 NJA average of 1 63 percent from Traffic crash mJunes have also Protection (PIP) coverage If you ance m MichIgan, VISitHAM's AlcohoIlnvolvemenl Jan 1 through July 31, accord- been reduced due to greater have other aCCIdentand health webSite at wwwmsurancemfo- hltaI crashes 481 476 NlA mg to a report Just released by seat belt use, better seat belt, msurance which covers InJunes mlorg Source lnsurarce In~rna'bOn Assoaallon 01 MlCh.gan AAA will award $2,500 in prizes for nonalcoholic drink recipes Creative thmkers could m person for a panel of local emess of the name Entnes also can be faxed to malls must be receIVed by the employees and members of ,pocket as much as $500 by Judges Dnnks are Judged on Mroled entnes must be post- (313) 336-0986 or E-malled to close of bu!>mess on FTlday, their ImmedIate family are not :entenng a recipe for an alco- taste, appearance and the clev- marked by Fnday, Sept 24 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Pamela Peters IS the new COLUMNA "All fares are one way! COLUMNB 4/5 magnet teacher at Ferry Elementary School She comes Oroadway Atlanta $99 to Ferry from the Roeper DIsney World School In Bloomfield Hills She ~" holds a bachelor's degree from Stone Mountain Nazareth College and a mas- The Smlthsoruan ter's degree from Marygrove College Peters has a strong Liberty BeD Chicago $39 readIng background in Orton- Underground Atlanta GIlhngham tramIng and The Grosse POinte Academy has a Senseable Phomcs renowned reputatlon for moral Spertus Museum development and scholastiC C.am.den Yard achievement that can successfully Amish Acres New York $99 Grosse Pointe prepare your child for a promising Fort McHenry Academy future We are committed to an environment conduCIVe to learning, Ben FranklIn's Home rtch In moral and ethical fonnabon Whtte House: ..... Lynne Hadley Bacon IS the new stnngs mstructor at the Guggenheim Philadelphia $99 Academy She recently gradu- Our emphaSIS on the need for Martin Luther Kmg Histom Site .-- ated from MIchIgan State strong character bUlldmg creates a .... UnIversIty WIth a bachelor's foundation to meet and conquer hfe's Grandma & Grandpa ...... degree In EnglIsh from Central many challenges The Speedway ~. MIchIgan University and has attended the UnIVerSIty of Statue of liberty Orlando $99 In addition to our values-focused WisconsIn-Whitewater for AnnapolIs on Chesapeake Bay graduate work In computers cumculum, The Grosse POinte Academy's ngorous academIC Declaration of Independence E I I e n pursuits are cnllcal to a student's Epc()( Krease scholastIC achievement Wngley Field starts the Newark $99 school year as WolfParlc the new We Invite your child to be a part of AppalachIan Trail Chnstlan lIfe The Grosse POinte Academy legacy teacher for The exemplary education offered here Wall Street gradE'S 4-8 Willbnng solid values for hfe Talbot Street Baltimore/D.C. $99 She holds an .~ educatIon MaROJficent Mile ...... degree from Arlington Cemetery Wayne State Umverslty Ellen was In the SweetAubum ..... last high school graduatmg {~) THE GROSSE POINTE Uruvefll31 StudiOS InclianapoUs $66 class of the Academy of the Sacred Heart '~J?ACADEMY PROAIR} Katy Leins comes to the Academy as a new early school Montessori Early School and Grades 1 • 8 1-800-4-PROAIR 0-800-477-6247) &S81813nt She recently gradu- or www proalI' com or call your tnvel aRenl ated from Michigan State For more information call the Admissions Office TOD 1-888-776-2479 Umverslty WIth a bachelor's degree m EnglIsh and IS plan- (313) 886.1221 This Is Pro Air .... ~ """, mudI muon '01Inole .. lhe .....n rypc: Thc:n: "'" no ..-qu!rt'mml. '.e :Idv.In< l purc.f1... mllrimum nmg to work on her master's In elf maxlnNm JI2y OfulUDt'.foIo ore nncwry Cllduslve ofl'PC and ~ d"'Illl'S, and ~110 l1lanlle ..... ho". "'Mil ... Don' education at Wayne State you ""'" all ltwd _ '" olmplc:' September 9, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Schools

First day, new school Speech pathologist Deb Sutherland greets Trevor Joy, 3, to his first day of school at Barnes SChool.Joy was one of the flnJt children in 15 years to show up for class- es at Barnes. Barnes is now home to 75 early childhood special education stu- dents.

Co-op preschool offers hmlted class sIze for are mVlted to kIck off the maximum mdivldual atten- school year at an Ice cream open house tion Three-year-oIds meet on Come and meet the teach- social on the front lawn of Thesday and Thursday morn- mg team and students at Grosse Pomte South HIgh ings Four-year-olds meet FIrst Enghsh Lutheran Co-op School on Sunday, Sept 12 Monday, Wednesday and Preschool on Thursday, Sept from 12 30-4 pm, ram or Fnday morn1Ogs. 16 from 1030 to 11'30 a m shme. First Enghsh Lutheran Co- Preschoolers are inVIted for op Preschool IS located at 800 actiVIties and snacks whIle The SOCIal, hosted by the Vermer m Grosse Pomte theIr parents meet and VISIt Grosse Pointe Pubhc Schools, Woods WIth the new team of teachers WIll feature balloons, lemon- For more mformatlOn, call and current members ade, popcorn, a Moon Walk, (313) 884-5040 Space is avaIlable for the face pamtmg, swmg danc1Og, 1999-2000 school year hIstoncal tours, antIque cars, Classes begm Sept 20 The District ice cream musIc by Mel Stander and state-lIcensed preschool, m social Sept. 12 Gentlemen of SWIng and, of course, Ice cream eXIstence for over 40 years, Students, teachers, fnendl;l, parents and admlmstrators

Teachers ------, . From page 141 and the LouIsVIlle CollegIate St. Agnes HIgh School m New St. Paul School School m LoUISVIlle She holds York City. WhIle at Casady, hIS J a bachelor of fine arts degree duties mcluded advIsmg .. Sister Yvonne Bechard, from ManhattanVIlle College in JUDlOrs and semors and theIr SSJ, IS St Paul's new fifth- New York City and a master's parents, coordmatmg the grade teacher She holds a 10 teachmg from the Rhode PSAT and Advanced bachelor's degree from Mercy Island School of DeSign In Placement programs, and College and has taught at St. PrOVIdence. adVIsmg students WIth dIsabIl- Veroruca School m Eastpomte, Ities regardIng SAT and ACT St. Joan of Arc School in St Patricia McNeill is St. test options ClaIr Shores, St Lucy School Paul's new hbranan She holds in St ClaIr Shores, and St a bachelor's degree from St Ken Allen Joms the phYSIcal Gerard School m DetroIt Mary's Notre Dame Umverslty educatIon department, will and a master's degree from coach football and track and Kirsten LeBlanc is St MIchIgan State Umverslty and field, and WIll work m the Paul's new slxth.grade teacher IS workmg on her library sci- trammg room dunng the WIn- She holds a bachelor's degree ence degree at Wayne State ter He received hIS degree from the UniverSIty of UniversIty She worked WIth from Colorado State Umverslty MIchIgan 10 math and lan- the Grosse Pomte PublIc 10 ExerCIse and Sport Science guage arts speclahzmg m ele- LIbrary before commg to St WIth a concentratIon m Sports mentary educatIOn and a mas- Paul SCience HIS enthUSiasm for ter's degree m elementary edu- children and lIfe are certam to catIon from Sagmaw Valley University posItIon hIm well for success at State Umverslty She has ULS taught at Holy Innocents Liggett School School m RosevIlle and Dommican Academy 10 DetrOIt Carl Ahlgren Joms the before commg to St Paul upper school faculty as thE' Reunion director of college counsehng Formerly a college counselor at DetrOit's Southeastern HIgh Catherine McGrath Jams School Class of 1930 IS holdmg the St Paul staff as ItS new art the Casady School In Oklahoma CIty, he receIved hIS Its 69th anmversary-Iuncheon AND A CHANCE TO teacher She has taught art at on Thursday, Sept 30 the Grosse Pomte Pubhc bachelor's from Queens College and earned hIS master's m hiS- All graduates from the 1920s Schools, St Clare of to 1945 are welcome Montefalco School, Uruverslty tory and religIOn at DlIke For more mformatIon, call Liggett School, the Academy of Umverslty Pnor to hIS time in Oklahoma CIty, he taught at (313) 884-0527 or (810) 263- the Sacred Heart m Chicago 3526 , BLINDS FOR LESS AT ExPRESS I GRAND PRIZE: 2 YEAR LEASE-YOUR CHOICE• ABsounElY THE lowEsT PIucEs, HIGHEST QuAuTy, AND FAS'IEST SEJnncEI

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If you were one of the mll- hons of Amencans who took a ~~~:t';a~O~~~::~~~~~~~~~ Lei's talk-STOCKS ~~~fa:ro:U~~D~~a~d,~lfn ~~~ m~~~~y u:;~~ ~:v~o ay~~~~ four-day hohday last weekend mg a pOSSIbleslowmg of the ClOUS,hvmg color' Wlth a balloon payment that by sneakmg away from work economy must be refinanced at maturl- on Fnday, then you mIssed Stock and bond traders Need a mortgage? ty about half of the summer stock mterpreted thts news as a slg- If you're an the market for a The mltlal adjustable rate market rally! nal that the Fed mIght not The S&P 500 rose 38 POints, Nlke mvaslOn of several years newly constructed or shghtly averaged 6 18 percent last A bUYIngfrenzy developed an have to raise mterest rates or 29 percent And the NAS- ago But dId you ever notIce the used resIdence, you'll probably week, whtch IS adjusted every the Treasury Bond optIOn Pits, agaIn at ItS next meetIng on DAQ ComposIte did best of all, game tIckets? be lookmg for some mortgage year accordmg to a formula then spilled over onto the floor Oct 5 nsmg 109 pomts, or 4 percent, The fhp-slde of the gold and financmg WIth a low mterest rate, the of the New York Stock Hence, the blockbu..ter raIl)' fOJ It.. laJge ..t one-day pOlllt blue color photo ticket IS a Accordmg to Fredwe Mac, monthly p8)ment on an Al~M Exchange But SylVlaNasar reported m gam everl "$1 00 OFF" ad sponsored the mortgage company (FRE, IS substantIally less than a 30- Remember, the New York TImes (Fnday, The unoffiCIal summer, from Jomtly by PepsI and Subway about 55-1/8), the average year fixed-rate mortgage, the elongated Sept 3) that the numbers m Memonal Day to Labor Day, So, who do you suppose paId mterest rate, natIOnally, on 30- hence the present populanty. hohday also the Jobs report may be suspect, has ended, WIth the DJI chmb- for the pnntmg of the tIckets? year fixed-rate mortgages was Of course, the adjustment, resulted m a because of "seasonal adJust- mg 519 POInts, or 0 9 percent PepsI and Subway, of course! 783 percent last week, Wlth next year, could go up rather shortage of ments" to the raw data of both For the year-to-date, the Outside the entrance gates IS-year mortgages gomg for than down stock sellers, July and August Dow IS up 20 percent, but still to the stawum, student "volun- 7.45 percent (but WIth a much Some home buyers get ner- WIth volume Nasar wrote, "Many facto- 248 pomts shy of ItS July all- teers" handed out comphmen- hIgher monthly payment, vous about the balloon, whIch of only 654 nes and busmesses that nor- tIme htgh tary copIes of the "Mlcillgan whIch reflects the shorter pay- mIght have to be refinanced at m I Ilion mally close m July to retool Football GUIde," not to be con- out) an mopportune hme shares last and allow workers to go on The power of fused WIth the "Official Mortgage rates parallel the There are few "sweetheart Fnday vacatIOn dId not do so thIS year d .. Football Program," offered for 3D-year Treasury bond YIelds, mortgages" avatlable from your When the Smce seasonal adjustment a vertlslng sale by the umverslty hke one rad of a raIlway track local banker these days So ask By Joseph Lab 0 r dId not capture that departllre Last Saturday, LTS and Mrs The gUIde IS pubhshed local- follows the other, but always at your real estate agent to put Department Mengden from preVlOUSpatterns, htnng LTS were among the 111,523 ly by SGI Pubhcahons of Ann a hIgher level your deal our for bIds released ItS looked stronger m July and watchmg the bIg game at the Arbor The current "spread" for 30- You'll be surpnsed at the Job report for August early last weaker m August than was "BIg House" That attendance Some 35,000 copIes of tills 6- year home loans IS about 180 wide vanety of responses to Fnday mornmg, Sept 3, the actually the case." was a new US record for a sm- 3/4- by 10-1J2-Inch booklet are baSIS pomts (1 baSIS pomt IS your request for bids YIeldon the 30-year bond was Amenca could not have won gle football game dIstnbuted at each of the SIX equal to 1I100th of 1 percent Old you vacatIOn over the 613 percent the naval battles of WWII If Those TV screens on the out- home games YIeld) Labor Day? Or did you have a Bond traders Fnday pushed the Navy economists had been door scoreboards over the end For the Sept 4 edJtlOnfor he honey-do weekend? the pnce up 1 17/32 pomts, permitted to make "seasonal zones are amaZIng What an U-M vs Notre Dame game, Interest rates on home mort- Youknow, "Honey, do thIS" or decreaSIng the YIeld to 6 02 adjustments" to the verified engmeerIng feat! The only 581 percent of the 32 pages are gages have increased over 1 "Honey, do that" percent aenal recognizance of the thtng mlssmg were the TV ads, solely devoted to advertIsmg! percent above theIr 1998 lows The rally m the T-bonds Japanese flotilla. there were no commerCIals So, don't hold your breath! oflast summer. 3 ImmedIately tnggered the Last Fnday, the OJ! surged Now, don't you argue about Who knows when you'll see the Many home buyers are look- Joseph Mengden tS a resuAnt stock market The Jobs news 235 points to close at the punty of non-commerclal- first TV commercIal on the bIg mg at and selectmg the one- of the CIty of Grosse Pomte and reported that only 124,000 new 11,078.45, up 2 2 percent for IzatJon of colleg18te athletIcs I screens of the "BIg House"? year adjustable rate mortgage former chmrman of Ftrst of non-farm Jobs were created in the day We won't even mentIOn the WIll It be a 2000 Mercury (ARM) Mu:htgan Hotneowners Protection Act helps private hotne mortgaging by Lori Z. Bahnmueller adds up to thousands of dol- your neIghborhood ThIS mfor- reqUIres that you take out a the mortgage apprmser's In years of PMI payments WIll Good news for would-be lars " matlon can also be obtamed new mortgage to ehmmate the neighborhoods where the you stay m your house long homeowners expecting to That's because lenders have from your cIty or townshIp PMI premIUm, you will need to homeowners have sold many enough to recoup the costs? finance WIth less than 20 per- not been obhgated to notifY offices demonstrate your creditwor- houses themselves, consumers .. Flnally, should you win cent down borrowers when PMI can be • Contact your lender to thtness, just as In your first can get sales StatiStICS from freedom from PMI, conSIder The private mortgage insur- retIred. Nor have they been petItion for PMI removal Don't mortgage appllcatlOn Be pre- CIty hall contmumg to pay the same ance, or PMI as It'S known In required to refund PMI premi- be shy. If pOSSible,speak WIth pared for a credIt check and a • If you have to refinance, amount each month to your the mdustry, reqUIrement has ums collected after 20 percent your loan officer for gUIdance new title search to make sure shop around. Consider Interest lender. Tlus way, you're contm- taken a turn to your advan- eqwty was satisfied as to what the chances are of no hens have been added to the rates, pomts p81d at clOSIng umg to strengthen your debt to tage Until now The new federal PMI removal at this stage. For home smce you bought It and other closmg costs, as WIth equity ratio WIthout havmg to On July 29, 1999, the bill will make PMI stop auto- instance, if you've invested in • Expect to pay for an any mortgage Weigh the cost change your hfestyle Homeowners Protection Act matIcally when 22 percent dramatIc home rmprovements, appraIsal, typIcally $250 of refinanCIng agamst the cost took effect, reqwnng lenders equity lS aclueved, compared to ask what weIght such mvest- Some lenders WIllaccept a cer- of continwng to pay the PMI Lon Z Bahnmueller lS du'€c- to automatIcally cancel PMI the ongInal purchase pnce If ments WIll carry In an tIfied letter of comparable premIum. In some cases, the tor of Publtc Affatrs for the when It lS no longer necessary lenders haven't acted Wlthtn 45 apprmsal neIghborhood values If a cus- cost of refinanCIng the mort- Mtchtgan Credit Um1m It IS expected to save many days, they have to start refund- • If your mortgage ongmator tomer's figures are hIgher than gage mIght equal one or two League homeowners from $500 to more ing the PMI payments to the than $1,000 a year. These are borrower the homeowners who have Further, If you get one of reached the pomt of ownmg 20 these mortgages and you have percent equity ill theIr home, a good payment record, you can but who can't Will the lenders' ask to have your PMI stopped repneve when your eqUIty htts 20 per- These are the homeowners, cent of the purchased pnces too, that may have forgotten 'to and the lender IS required to beg the question as PMI has comply. been tacked on to theIr mort- But that's only true for mort- gage payment for years gages Issued after the "Thts is welcome news to Homeowners ProtectIOn Act Friday, September 17th at 6:30 p.m. hard-working Americans, who took effect, July 29, 1999 So won't have to pay thousands of what of the estlmated five mIl- Saturday, September 18th at 11:00 a.m. dollars a year for phantom hon Amencan homeowners mortgage msurance; said Sen. currently paYIng PMI WIthOUt at Noon Alfonse D'Amato, R-N.Y, after benefit of the new law? Sunday, September 19th mtroducmg the bill more than Wlule the Homeowners FREE VAlEI' PARKING All SALEDAfF.Il two years ago ProtectIon Act of 1998 cannot Featunng the estale of Donald F Valley. DetrOIt, MI Also anuque furruslungs and fine porcelam Mortgage Insurance ISusual- assIst people those who bor- ly reqUIred when homeowners rowed before July 29, 1999, from the estate of Glona Matthews, Southfield, MI FlOe pamungs and furruture from Pluhp Ash, put less than 20 percent down that does not mean that termI- :,outhfield, MI A pnvate collection of over 7') tram \\ alercolol'> otis and poots Featuoog an exten- The purpose of such coverage IS nation of PMI cannot be sive collection of Onental art from Sally 'legal and Ea~t\' lOll,101IqUe., Onental art from the estate to protect the lender in the requested after the 20 percent of H BerOlce Munro of\Xe~t1and '>tcuhen Lmlp, from thl l't.tte ofWtlham T)ler Holly, MI event of foreclosure eqUIty level has been reached Pnor to the advent of PMI, What do you do If you want borrowers were reqwred to put to cancel your PMI? a mmlmum down payment of • Flrst, determme whether 20 percent of the purchase your ongInal mortgage cames pnce on a home or they sunply any PMI restnctIons by con- could not buy a house. sulting the truth-m-Iendmg To be sure, mortgage insur- statement If you don't already ance has dramatlcally have one, contact your lender Improved the ablhty of people for a copy You Wlil find a to purchase homes by allowmg breakdown of costs, ancludmg down payments as low as 3 to 5 mterest, pnnClpal, escrow and percent PMI Wade through the fine Trouble IS, once obtamed, pnnt to figure out If pnvate PMI can be dJfficult to shake mortgage msurance IS remov- "Many homeowners are able and under what condl- never even notlfied that they bons can dlscontmue that insur- • Estlmate the current mar- ance," saId Rep John LaFalce, ket value of your home by con- (0, NY) "and Just keep paYIng tactIng your real estate agent and paytng and paYIng and It for recent home sale figures m Business PeoJ!le Kristen Lynn Miquel of Grosse Pomte Park topped 399 apphcants for a Job WIth the U S State Department She 18 aSSIgned to the office of the Under- Secretary of Anns Control and InternatIOnal Secunty. 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t ~ I I Park public safety officers practice marksmanship By Jim Stickford Staff Wnter hip ThIs and shoot usmg theIr ~trong hands l>hoot," Furtaw saId "The thlnkmg 18 Four times a year, the officers of has nothmg and their weak hands that In real life, officers might be the Grosse POinte Park Pubhc Safety to do wIth If you are TIght-handed, your reqUired to use their weapons when Department go to gun ranges to be what really strong hand IS your TIght hand and It IS rammg or m the snow or cold tested on their firearms proficlCnC} happens If your left hand IS your \\ c:lk hand It'" good to tram m that weather 8S All officers, regardless of rank, must an officer Officers are also requIred to fire well Fortunately dunng the Aug 31 meet stateWlde standards for marks- has to use from a vaTlety of shootmg pOSItions, manshIp test, the sun was out and the tem- hIS gun m a mcludmg standmg, kneeling and perature was mce ~ It IS part of the department's effort real-lIfe Slt- rechnmg The Idea IS to make them- to make sure that officers are as uatlOn " selves as small a target as possible well-tramed as possIble Usually, while bemg able to return fire "It can happen anytlme, Furtaw When the Park shIfted to a more which is why training ~sso "We carry weapons, but usmg saId, every- reahstJc gun trammg, Furtaw saId, lmportant. You can't wait until them lS a very small part of thmg hap- four officers were sent to a state- the mc~dent happens to dectde pens so sponsored trammg course to become what bemg a police officer lS qUIckly that certIfied firearms mstructors These what to do You have to be all about" there Isn't officers then came - William Furtaw, Park hme to take back to the depart- See Marksmanship, page 5B Deputy Director of Public Safety out the gun, ment and tramed pull back and tested their col- "When I first Jomed the force back the hammer leagues In the early 1960s, we had a shoot- and take "We have to pass mg range m the attic of the old police Lt. John Sehulte of the Grosse Pointe Park PubUc. careful aIm certificatIon tests budding," Furtaw said "We would Safety Department practices rapid return gunfire tech- "I've been four tImes a year," shoot by cockmg back the hammer of niques. The emphasis Is on getting a shot off quicldy to law Furtaw saId "Two our revolvers The Idea was that by and accurately without taking a lot of time to aim. In a enforce- times a year we go domg that we couId take careful 81m gunfight, the action happens fast. Officers who don't ment can- to lln mdoor range We would hold the gun Wlth one return fire quic:t1y can be seriously wounded or killed. ferences m and have to shoot hand, Wlth our other hand at our the state for scores TwIce a and across year we go to an the coun- outdoor range m Lt. John Schulte shows how to load and chamber a semi-auto- try," Furtaw said "When talkmg Center Lme and matic handgun using only one hand. This technique is taught about the use of a firearm, I've sald have to pass a Sgt. James Armbruster demonstrates a shoot- because officers. in the course of a shoot-out. can have an arm that things happen so quickly there senes of shootmg ing technique that allows an officer to go from a or hand wounded. maJdng reloading his or her gun with both isn't hme to plan. It's usually over so tactical tests That's position where he is on his stomach and facing hands impossible. This is what happened to Sgt. Steve Johnson fast, by the time help arrives on the when we have to away from a suspect to a position where he is on June 3. 1993. scene, It's over" shoot usmg one facing the suspect. WhIch IS why the Park public safe- hand" This technique allows officers to change posi_ ty department has emphaSIzed a mf- They schedule tions without ever having their gun barrels ferent kmd of traInIng smce the their outdoor ses- pointing away from the suspect. 1980s, Furtaw SaId. Officers are slons several weeks expected to pass more rigorous In advance, Furtaw firearms tests based on state stan- said That means dards. they don't know These tests, Furtaw said, are what the wean.ar meant to mimic real-hfe situatIOns WIll be like But no For example, officers have to shoot matter what the and load thelf weapons usmg one outdoor condItIOns hand only are hke on the day Thls is so that 10 case an officer of the test, they go gets shot 10 one arm, he or she can forward proceed usmg the other arm The "If It IS rammg tests reqwre the officers to reload that day, we stIli

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Reuther, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred R Reuther Jr of Grosse .. .. Here ~ .I hand from Ihdl sunny pemn;,uld's play The expert • POInte Farms A November ·rr::======::::;;;'1•• •• North/South pdlr drrlved m .Itenuou' ~Idmdgdlll't d couple of supposedly weddmg IS planned • • lillie old Iddle~ As the ~lor) goe' onc 01 Ihelll.l::a'l ".I;, .I Iddy named Walsh earned a bachelor of HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION Jane who hdd no Intenllon 01uumbllng under Ihe pre,cnle 01 lhelr cdva- arts degree 10 commUnICatIOns BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD lIer mtlmldatlon I leave II for my redden. 10 deude hUI rememher II's from the University of t , ... nearly ImpoSSible10loollhe greal ma,ler, Tennessee and IS deputy dIrec- ..• .: tor of the Medical DeVice Manufacturmg ASSOCiation 10 WI", 1>10111/./11 /lie Iwlra .. ,II brllli/. III" Illmee no o/lrer gUide I seek • K8 Wa;,hmgton. D C -MIl/Oil " AKQ3 • K10743 Reuther earned a bachelor of • 107 arts degree m accountIng and • Q ... 75 • 10432 I \e he,lId ;'0 much about Jane Mac Farlane Guenther J concluded II graduated With honors from " .11087 " 54 HIllsdale College He earned a \\ .I' lime 10 hear her 'Ide 01 the story TIlls I elUSivelybegan to comprehend • :2 • 6 IS JD degree, cum laude, from the .II .I Pdrt} earlier tht;, ;,ummer Thai was followed by a phone sOjourn thal • Q861:2 • A43 UmversIty of DetrOIt School of wm ml.ed me ,he ha;, never let a blade of grass grow benealh her feel Now, mmd you, my reader,_ thiS mOSI allractlve damsel wasn't born 1< el Law He IS employed by ) l 'terd1) • A6 PrJl.ewaterhou;,eCooper;, m " 862 McLean, Va Whllh (dllie IIr;,1I don I know, bUI golf and bndge have been a high • AQ"88 W LED 5 J Matthew J. Westbrook and pllonty on her I"t lord IIleume The Country Club legends. Joe Belfore • KJ8 Laura R, Hutton Jnd r dU;,1BIJIlLO ,he grduously lreCquenl.e,and a couple of tough hand~ know our Jane and he played hl~Jal.k Westbrook earned a busmess Sandra Speelman Tod,ly, Jdne I~ Iinally Willing to admit at goll she'~ a couple 01 Woke~ degree In management mfor- older, bUI she take;, pnde thai her bndge IS sllll lirsl rate The ladles l've AllaSI COUll/ Ill' had 29 hnd~e JlInever been beUer In fall, 10 Ronda where they and gel Ihe Jablliolls Jac/l "IUJIII IIrIS \I o"drolH bndge wed. III Ihe vice and eqUIpment manager Speelman- play III the a m and pm. the tral.k's a Inlier laster against many celebrated Caribbean SOOIl we e~Jlecl 10 ~III11V .. Iw Ollr celebnll d,reclor and IllS perlormers, yel .,he holds her own wllh qUiet salJsfal.tlOn with M J Foley Co Edwards s/ajfwllI be Gelwl/h liS lOll Illrw e a I/.Iorwlls wce~ ..• •• BIll and Juamta Speelman of Chnton TownshIp have announced the engagement of theIr daughter, Sandra Speelman, to Robert Edwards, son of Bob and Mary Edwards of Harper Woods An Apnl wed. dmg is planned Speelman graduated from Wayne State Urnverslty WIth a bachelor of SCIence degree In NEW chemIstry and IS working on an MBA at WSU She IS a labora- tory englneer WIth Visteon AutomotIve Systems RIVALS Edwards graduated from ." Grosse Pomte North HIgh '. . School and earned a bachelor .... " :.0:,"- .,1. OF 1999 of arts degree In chemIstry from Wayne State UnIVerSIty Grols\,mltoproducmgOUtannual"BablEdlllon"andaresureyOllw.nryourIlltleone graduated from the UnIVersIty Buscher An October weddmg .' ..... J IncludedA hmltednumberofexiracopiesWillbeaV'llableforpurchaserogiveIU familyand of OsteopathIC Medicine In IS planned • / friends DesMoInes, Iowa She IS an Lawne earned a bachelor of emergency medICIne physIcIan arts degree m pohtIcal SCIence \ TheGro~ PomreNews&. TheConnt<:lIonrequlrea S I0 00 leero coverproduCtIoncom at St Joseph's HospItal from Wheaton College and a Mutch earned a bachelor of Juns doctorate and letters of sCience degree from the law master's degree from UmversIty of An zona and also Wayne State UnIversIty She IS graduated from the UnIVersIty a tax attorney WIth KPMG, F.- of OsteopathIC MedICIne In LLP In ChIcago " Gr~~:;~~::.~d~~~~~~:~.. DesMomes He IS an oblgyn Buscher earned a bachelor of Display Advertising resIdent at Mount Clemens arts degree In anthropology ~ &;rm;:::;::;{M General HOSpItal from the UmveTSlty of ChIcago and a Juns doctorate from the .. ~ __ (~I::2:5~~A:~2~1:5__ Umverslty of MichIgan He IS an attorney WIth the send photo andS I0 00 to Grosse Pomte News & The ConnectIOn Walsh- Washtenaw County publIc 96 Kercheval defender's office Please Prlnl (TWIns S I5 00 please send one Grosse Pomte Farms Mlchlgan 48236 Reuther photo of each chlldl AItenllon KIm Mackey DIsplay AdvernslI1g Mr and Mrs Edward LaVIn Childs Name IFlrst & Last) _ Walsh of Canton, MI'lS, have announced the engagement of Parents Name (First & lilstl _ theIr daughter, Mary Lacey Dale of Birth HOsprtal .Phone. _ Wal"h. to WIlham Sommers Visa - MC.II ,ExpDal._e _

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1 , • • • September 9, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Faces & n_Ia_c_e_s 3B Cottage Hospital's kitchen tour will be Sunday, Sept. 19 The Cottage Hospital AuxIliary WIll present Its' '. . Kitchens on display are Partners have contnbuted Cynthia and Edsel Ford, annual kitchen tour, a benefit located at 854 Edgemont Park more than $1 5 million to the Ruth and AI Glancy, Beth to purchase new It d m Gro~se Pomte Park, 662 Barbara Ann Karmanos Konrad and Frank equipment for th: h~~~:a~'s Umver~lty Place m the CIty of Cancer In"tJtute Proceeds Wilberding, Alphonse Women's Diagnostic C~nter Grosse Pomte, 210 Cloverly from, the Y2K Ball Will o;upport Lucare~1i and Tom from noon to 5 m Sunda' and 130 Hall Place, both m t~e Suzanne Korman Morton Schoemth. Sept 19 FIVe drosse Pomi:; Grosse Pomte Farm~, and 962 Cancer Re"earch Fund and Tickets range from $25 to Iotchens Will be 0 n Lochmoor m Gro~o;ePomte the Gail Purtan Ovanan $1,000 Call (313) 923.7855 "The overndm ~eme of Woods Cancer Rebearch Fund thiS year's tour I~ 'comfortable For more mformatlon, call Grobse Pomter!> who are Choir benefit: A benefit functlonaht ,. said Pat (313) 885.3505 or (313) 886. lllvolved m th? event mclude for the DetrOit Concert ChOir "oung Y , f h 6829 between 8 a m and 8 Anthony Anune of Grosse wlil be held at 7 p m .' , co-c hairman 0 t e kd tour "And each kitchen pm wee ays Pomte W,ood",who ~erved as Saturday, Sept 25, at reflects the TIckets are $10 and ma) be last) c..Jr" chalrm..Jn, ,lIlU Dr. wchmoor Club III Grobse son I t u~~uett~tesf per- purchased at the Cottage Donald and Dale Austin. For Pomte Woods The black-tIe own~~sI~San I es y es 0 Its HospItal GIft Shop, at more mformatlOn about the optIOnal evemng WIll mclude F I Mutschler Kitchens Inc , at Y2K Ball, call (800) KAR- hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, 10 or examp e, she said, one Hurst Appliances The Pomte MANOS ext 6709 hve mUSIC,a cash bar and a tchen IS wallpapered m a Pedlar, RIversIde 'Custom ' hve auctIOn Ralph Lauren Clunese floral DeSIgn & RemodelIng and at Stomp out hunger: TIckets are $25 a person deSign, whIle another sports a each home on the day of the Gleaners Commumty Food and must be ordered by fishmg theme complete WIth tour Bank wIll hold ItS annual fam- anglers' accessones A magmfi- Fnday, Sept 17 Call (313) cent cobalt blue ItalIan chan- Ily outmg, a benefit to help the 882-0118 dunng the daytime; delIer IS the centerpiece of a Y2K black-tie ball: org amza t IOn leer d hungry peo. or (810) 777-4602 evemngs French country kitchen th",t The Bal bara Ann Karmanob pie ' from 4 to 7 P m Sun day, also has antlque-fimshed cabl-"T Cancer Institute WIll hold It" Sept 26' at th e GIeaners Volunteers needed: netry and blue and wlnte lat- Partners Y2K Ball on warehouse, 2131 Beaufalt m Volunteer opportumtles are Saturday, Sept 18, at the DetrOIt avaIlable for the second tIce wallcovenng. Terra cotta Dearborn Hyatt Regency, Th "B '" • h tile, gramte and Conan coun- e Ig ~op cIrcus t erne "Makmg Stndes AgaInst The Idtchen of the Black residence features maple cab- Dearborn The black-tIC e\ ent WIll offer a varIety of games Breast Cancer" walk on tertops, detaIled moldmgs and .- is d D-I. t ah ani WIll feature cocktaIls, a slient and actIvIties fiorchIldren, Jug- oak floors can be found m var- uae an _0 a m °lany gr te countertops. It is auctIOn, dmner, dancmg and I I fi d d Saturday, Oct 16, at Belle Isle IOUSkitchens on the tour one of five Idtchens that will be open for the annual Cot- g ers, c owns, circus 00 an Park Call Joanne Hilden at tage Hospital Awd1iary tour. casmo games The mlstre"s of more (248) 557-5353 O~e homeowner collects mclude Bnan Colhns for K d f K ceremomes wdl be JoAnne Some Grosse Pomterh on the Pltc ers, especially MaJohca enne y 0 ennedy & Co , Purlan and entertamment committee mclude Jennifer ieces Another p I to h Hudson's; Tim Robmson of John Mozena of Mutschler - Margie Rerns Smith P ersona uc WIll be by Intngue Moore, Diane Schoenith, added to a 1920s colonial 's Blackstar, Jeff Black of Kitchens Inc ,JoAnne Hams, on'"na I artwor k done by theI Rembrant Construction', decora tor, GalI Ur"o Intenors, The Partnersfi IS a group of Maria Lucarelli, Dr. Donald owner'sD' father Riverside Custom DeSIgn and and JIm Morns, kitchen young pro esslOnals workmg and Dale Austin, Marilyn Hospitals offer Creators of the kitchens Remodehng Ltd ; D J deSigner to dlmllllsh cancer's deadly and Michael Connor, Mary consequences Smce 1988, the Kay and Keith Crain, heart health Videos of Chet Sampson's screenings Bon Secours Cottage Health SeTVlces offers monthly heart- western tours are for sale health screerungs that evalu- ate cardiovascular nsk factors Chet Sampson's teen statIOn The three VIdeos reveal the by measunng total cholesterol, wagon tours to western magnificent scenery of the HDL (good cholestero1), tnglyc- National Parks were popular National Parks and VISits to endes and glucose levels usmg WIth Grosse Pomte teenagers the homes of popular mOVIe the lIpid profile check and the m the 19408 and 1950s stars of the era Ronald Heart Test nsk questionnaire Sampson, a former Grosse Reagan, Ehzabeth Taylor and You receIve your results Pomte (South) High School Debbie Reynolds The wlthm mmutes and a health teacher, former school board Sampson tours also prOVIded promotIon speCialist discusses member, and former travel opportumtles to meet other ways to rmprove your nsk fac- agent, took approximately major stars such as Alan Ladd, tors Recommendations are 6,000 teenagers across the Bob Hope, ElVIS Presley, prOVIded for follow-up pro- country m statIOn wagon cara- Loretta Young, Pat Boone and grams vans on the summer tours. Bmg Crosby The VIdeos also Heart-health evaluatlOns are In 1956, a profeSSIonal document many of the actIVI- offered from 8 30 to 10 am Hollywood fIJmmaker accom- tIes on the tour such as food Thursdays, Sept 16, Oct 21, panied a tour and took eight preparatIOn, storage and sleep- Nov 18 and Dec 16, In the Bon hours of color movies intended ing m sleepmg bags The tours Secours Cottage Community for a documentary The docu- reqUIred 12 statIon wagons Health PromotIon Classroom, ment8I1' was never completed. and four custom-bwlt traIlers, 22300 Bon Brae m St Clair Sampson has donated this two used as kItchens and two Shores The cost IS $25 a per- footage, as well as hIs own for clotlung storage. son fIJms from the trips, to the TV Anyone mterested m mfor- ProductIOn Department at matIon about the VIdeos should Th schedule an appomtment, Grosse Pomte South. wnte to Chet Sampson, 1650 call Commumty Health Seven hours have been Marmont Ave, Hollywood, Fonner Grosse Pointer Chet sampson, at the right. was the sponsor of popular SUID- Promotion at (810) 779-7900 culled from the footage and Cahf 90069 Videos WIll be mertime western tours for teenagers during the 19405 and 19505. The tours included between 9 a m and 4 p.m VIdeos of the tours are avaIl- shIpped by the TV ProductIon visits with Hollywood stars such as Elizabeth Taylor, Robert Wagner, Burt Lancaster Monday through Fnday (For able Money from sale of the Class at a later date and Blog Crosby, at the left. accurate test results, a 12-hour VIdeos will go mto a scholar- Videos oftbe tours have been donated to Grosse Pointe South High School's 'IV Pro- fast IS necessary - prescnbed ship fund duction Department and are for sale. Funds will be used for scholarships. medIcations, water and black coffee are allowed) Back-to-school preparations should include eye exams As summer ends and kIds Maryland SocIety for SIght and mus, occlUSIOnor disuse, or a VISIOncorrectIOn mus (a mlsahgnment that these symptoms (or falls mto head back to the classroom, the a member of the Amencan focusmg problem m one eye causes amblyopIa), or prema. any of these categones), the Contact Lens CounCil (CLC) Academy of Ophthalmology that causes the other to grow The MO has complIed a hst ture birth MO recommends that he or she encourages parents to have (MO), Dankner works WIth lazy. of nsk factors for parents of If a child exhibIts any of see an eye speCialIst their children screened for chIldren and Cites two condI- While amblyopia occurs school-age chJldren VISion problems as part of bons most frequently over- when VISion IS "'eaker m one These mclude. mlsahgned, or September's back-to-school looked WIthout proper. VISion eye, focusmg problems mvolve "lazy" eye, squmtmg or recur- routme screemng: amblyopia and trouble WIth both eyes, and fall rent headaches that cannot be Someone You Love Can Use OUT Jfelp focusmg problems mto three categones myopia explamed medically, a famIly A VIsit to a pedIatnClan or an (nearSIghtedness), hyperopia hIStory of amblyopia or strabls- eye care specIalist can rule out "Both comhtlOns can affect (farsIghtedness), and astigma- • Private homes • Full or part. common misdiagnoses oflearn- how well a child learns," he tIsm, a curvature of the cornpa • Hospital or time coverage mg dIsorders m school-age chil- cautIons that can cause VISion distor- nursing homes • Bonded and insured dren and better prepare a child tion • 24-hours • RN supervised for hiS educatIon "Amblyopia, commonly referred to as 'lazy eye', IS Reglslered Nurse~ Eye speCIalIsts can correct Llcen~e

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, . be avallable and deposits WI1 Panhellenic be taken. New members, both slOglls and couples, are wel- Association come For more Information, The DetrOit Alumnae call Jack Cotabng at (313)886. Panhellemc ASSOCiatIOnWill 5972 or John Byrne at (810) meet at noon Tuesday, Sept 14, 293.6779 at the Moross House, 1460 E Jefferson, DetrOit Members should brmg a brown bag Louisa St. Clair lunch The busmess meetmg The Lomsa St Clair chapter WIllbe at 1 p m For Informa. of the NatIOnal Society of the tlon, call (313) 886.3493 or Daughters of the American (313) 259-6363 RevolutIon WIllmeet at 10 30 a m Thursday, Sept 16, at the DetrOit Hlstoncal Museum, Farm, Garden 5401 Woodward an DetrOit Hostesses wIll be Mrs. Association Alexander Leete and Mrs The Grand MaraIS branch of Perry L ThWalt the Woman's NatIOnal Farm The program WIllmcludethe and Garden ASSOCiatIonwIll Hudson's ExhIbit, approval of meet at noon Monday,Sept 13, the budget and the electIOnof at the home of Mrs Harold the nommatmg committee A Noftz Co-hostesses WIll be box lunch from New Center VIVian Buffington and Mrs One will be aV81lablefor $6 John Foley. The program will For rE'ServatIOns, call Mary be "The ShIpman Garden," pre. Ellen Benson, Delores sented by Jan Nyboer Littlefield or Jackie Omlor ) Shores Navy League The United States Navy Canadian holiday Garden Club League WIllsponsor a CruIseon The Grosse Pomte Shores the USNCCS Grayfox from Grosse Pointe News editorial cartoonist Phil Hands' light-hearted cartoon story concludes th18 week. Garden Club wlll meet on The characters in the strip are: Fennel, a poHte. shy. upbeat 5-year-old; AI E. Gaitor. a rambunctious noon to 4 P m Sunday, Sept Fnday, Sept 10, at the home of 12 Departure IS from the Louisiana alligator. Fennel's imaginary friend; and Mervin. a proper British penguin. Mary Krueger of Grosse Pomte The story takes place during a canadian vacation that Fennel takes with h18parents. Grosse Pomte War Memorial Farms Co-hostesses Will be Boardmg tIme IS 11 30 a m Dons Gardner, Clara Mack Call Jim Semerad at (248)265- and Roma Thrasher Carol 2697 or Stacey Barnhardt at CzechowskIof the Herb SOCIety (810)984-2400 First English Lutheran Bible study group to meet WIll present a program, "Fames 10 the Garden" Grand Marais Church plans Germanfest Bible Study Fellowslup IS book of Romans an mternatIOnal, mterde- There w1l1also be a chIl- G.P. Ski Club The second Germanfest WIll of Germany, WIllbe dressed In Questers be held beglOning at noon authentic costumes and WIll nommatIooal Bible study for dren's program meetmg at The Grosse Pomte Ski Club The Grand MaraIS chapter of Sunday, Sept 19, under a tent play musIc for smgmg and local women that meets at the same time for chIldren 2- WIll hold ItS annual Member Questers WIllmeet on Friday, Round-up Barbecue beglOmng on the west lawn of First danCing There Will be chl1- Grosse Pomte Baptist 6 years old However, moth. Sept 10, at the home of Mary at 6 p m Sunday, Sept 26, at Enghsh Lutheran Church dren's games Church, 21336 Mack In ers should make other Lee O'Bryan Members wIll the Grosse Pomte War A tradItIOnal German buffet Tlckets are $7 for adults; $3 Grosse Pomte Woods arrangements for chIldren 00 comment on their "summer WIll be served, mcludmg for chl1dren 4-12 ChIldren 3 Memorial The catered barbe- finds" the days of the mtroductory cue w1llbe followed by square bratwurst, sauerkraut, spaet- and under are free Introductory classes WIll classes zle, German potato salad, hot ReservatIOns may be made by dancmg The cost is $17 a per- be held from 9 10 to 1110 For more mformation, call son Correction dogs, potato chips, beverages calhng the church office at a m Thursdays, Sept 16 and Jame Dltrapam at (313) 882- and desserts (313) 884.5040 Information about upcommg Dwayne X Rlley's first 23 ThIs year's study IS the A German band, The Sounds 9265 ski trips to Vall, Steamboat name was misspelled m Spnngs, Boyne and Banff will last week's newspaper

First English Lutheran Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church will hold juried craft show "To Begin With" First English Lutheran by-3DInches IS$6. Church will hold its eIghth All Items must be hand- annual Fall Craft Show from made Last year's most popular 10 a m to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct Items were hohday gIfts, hoh- 9, at the church, 800 Vermer day decoratIOns, needlework, Craftsmen and women country crafts, dolls, baby fur- Redoc-~-""III~I TT-:ted'-J IU GRACE UNITED First English Ev. Lutheran Church should reserve a space by call- mshmgs, aprons, toys, Jewelry Methodist Church + CHURCH OF CHRIST Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr. 109 the church office at (313) and sweatshirts There wl1l (l) Kercheval al Lake mle Grosse Pomte Woods 20571 Vernier Just W of 1-94 fl" 884-5040 One space, 10-by-6 also be a bake sale, and - Grosse Pomte Park S!22.3S23 884-5040 Harper Woods Sunday - WOrsh11' 1030 am feet IS avallable for $30; two refreshments WIllbe avaIlable Thursday Worship 7 30 pm. 19950 Mack (between Morass & VernIer) (1 884-2035 Tuesday - Thnft Shop 1030 - 3 30 Sunday WorshIp 9 30 a.m spaces for $55. A table 8-feet- Wednesday - Amazmg Grace Seniors 9 00 & 11 00 a m Worslnp 9 15 a m Sunday School for all ages . 11-300 Dr Walter A Schmidt, Pastor 10 00 a m Education Hour 1030 a m Worshl COME JOIN US Rev BartOll L Beebe, Assoc late Pastor Nursery SeMCes Available Christ the King ~~~~Tik+ :: ST. MICHAEl'S EPISCOPAL Anniversaries Lutheran Church ilia, aQ~ CHURCH 886-4301 It ~ 20475 SunningdaIe Park E.mall gPWPC@lunocom Mackat Lochmoor \~~qi ' ',... near Lochmoor Club with famlly and frIends They 884-5090 ...... Grosse Pointe Woods Wicklund lIved In Grosse Pomte Park for St, James Lutheran Church RALLYDAy.Sept.11 St. Paul Ev. Lutheran 23 years and have eight chIl- 375 LotIu'Op lit ChlJIfonte Suncbty Fred and Mary Jane 8 J5 & 10 45 a.m. Worsblp Sernce dren Tom. LIZ, Sue, Joann, 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval 881-8870 800am Holy Euchansl Wicklund celebrated theIr Grosse POInte Farms' 884-0511 9"30 a.m Sunday School & 900 & 11:15 a m. Worship 10 IS am Church School 50th weddIng anniversary Aug MIke, Theresa, Mary and Jim; and seven grandchildren RALLY DAY Bible Classes 10:10 a m. Education for All 10 30 Lm Choral Euchansl 28, 1999, at a famlly dInner SUpervised Nursery PrOVIded Nursery Available WIth theIr four children, Greg, 9-00 am . Sunday School (Nursery AvaIlable) 9 45 am • Conbnental Breakfast Randy S. Boelter, l'as1or "" Fndericlt IlIrmI, PIIlor Becky, Scott and Sharon, and Timothy A. H nd, Asst. Pas10r Ilt'I. CIIrIsI_ FIyt, P8IllIr 884-4820 theIr 10 grandchlldren ,~~u'~'" 10.15 am.. Worslnp iUa O~~ Nursery proVIded Grosse Pointe GROSSE The members of The WlCklundshave hved 10 \~i!i UNITED POINTE ...... \(, First Church of Christ, Grosse Pointe for more than 40 METHODIST years Rev Gustav Kopka Jr , Ph D .. UNITED Scientist CHURCH ALL ARE WELCOMED ~ CHURCH 282 Chalfonte Ave. A Fnendly Church for AFFI.iATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC Grosse Pointe Farms, McCuish All Ages 240 CHALfONTE AT lOlHROP 211 Moross Rd. 884-3075 cord!ally 1n~lte you to Jim and Alice McCuish of ~~~ Grosse Pointe Farms fI1O)17Nl11 JOin us at our Hamson ThwnshIp WIll cele- -T - 886-2363 "IDENTITY" brate their 50th weddmg Sunday Services 10 30 a.m. SIIn ..,..." ClriIIIIn Sunday School For Students annIversary on Sept 10, 1999, Jim and Alice McCuish 900& 1115a.m. Worsblp 10-00 A '" FAMILY WORSHIP FalIl. TIIlI_ WDnlIlp JO"I5a.m SundaySchool (CRIB ROOM AVAILA8L£) up to the age of 20 10:30 a.m. 10-00 A '" CHURCH SCHooL Wednesday ServIces 8.00 p m " .. "'" AIM1IIIII Rev EA Bray. Pastor A- THE UNITED Rev Scott Dans AaIoc Pastor ~ ~I METHODIST CHURCH wwwgpurutecLorg St. James Lutheran Church 6 OIl p m Holy ll!lKQr lAl.fnI*Ib) ~ A STEPHEN MINISTRY. invites you to 1030 a m Holy lrturgy 1_.....fJg5!l\ and LOGOS I'.el'l/'OUS £cb::aboo 101 All Aves

"Come Back To His House" Rnf, __ ~ ~i5t~ric , RnF,e..-_ ",.... Rally Day - Sunday, September 12 Rn F, l«l eo,oao Jr ",.... $ #l!tartners QIqurcq 9:00 a.m. New Sunday School Program I Sun 1S42 9:45 a.m. Continental Breakfast A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE 10:15 a.m. Worship Service Celebration The 1928 Book of Common Pnyer Nursery provided SUNDAY 8 m. m Holy Communion The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church 10 15. m • Adull BIble SlUdy 170 McMillan Rd., Grosse Pointe Farms - 884-0511 1100. m • Holy CommunIon Eslsblll11.d I86S The Prabytmlll 01un:II (USA I C;unday 5<:0001 WIll resume Sepl l?lh Nursery REV. DR. R. MICHAEL FOLEY, preaching 8:30 a.m. - lakeSide Worship Service THURSDAY 10:00 a.m .• Worship Service In Sanctuary SundIIy I2 lOp m Holy Communion 9.50. 11.10 a.m. - CribrroddJer Care Chuck Klonke 8100 ...... HotJ Rue...... 1Orta...... HotJ I ... MIIriIfns '011 Htut PIiI:A IIt'M 'TWII"" Noon. 3:00 p.m .• Fellowship Event on FrH SUllmt I'tIrld1l1 • Ford GtrnIr, Grosse POinte Academy grounds 10r00 11130 I'd"- has all the sports. &It" lit WoHNnI& It/Jerro" ... n ....." ...... , 730 a.m. Ecumenical Men's Fnday Breakfast The Rn. RkII.rdW. Inpll., R«1f1r .1 ... A STEPHEN MINISTRY and LOGOS CoftIreption See Section C Kenlldll J. Sftellllllfl, 18a-4M1 .... ne_ ...... Or!lIInlsl "nd CIIolrmater 16 Lakeshore Drive, Grosse PoInte Farms 1182-5330 • I • September 9, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 How can Igive back? Volunteers By Jeff and Debra Jay Special Writers needed Dear Jeff and Debra: SandCastles, a grief support I'm a recovermg alcohohc My family mtervened on me program for chIldren and their five years ago I went through treatment and have been famlhes, IS lookmg for people sober ever smce It hasn't always been easy, but my hfe IS Interested m workIng WIth great today I fimshed my degree and now work as a sub- . gneVlng chddren, ages 3-18. stItute teacher and math tutor I've met the girl of my Volunteers are needed 10 dreams and we plan to get mamed In the spnng of the Chnton TownshIp, Southfield, new mI.llenmum I have so much to be grateful for, I'd hke St Clair Shores and Trenton. to do some volunteer work to help other alcohohcs and Volunteers prOVIdea sanctu- addicts Could you gWE.'me some suggestIOn,," ary of understandIng, accep- - Ready to give back tance and growth as children Dear Re ady: come to terms WIth the loss of a The best way to give back, of course, ISto stay mvolved loved one. m Alcohohcs Anonymous by sponsonng other men coming Volunteers receive extensive IDtothe program (The sponsor should always be the same tralnmg Call (313) 874-6881 to sex as the person he or she sponsors.) Alcohohcs get sober find out more about the tImes and stay sober by workmg the 12oStepsWlth other alco- and locatIOns of the traming ~ohcs As a bonus to you, staYing actIve In AA is your best seSSlOns msurance pohcy agamst relapse Dear Jeff and Debra: Our son graduated from a treatment program for a cocaine problem trus past June He's gone back to school and has Just taken a Job as a bartender at a college haunt. HIS mother and I are concerned but he assures us that alcohol doesn't tempt rum and n'ot to worry What would Fitness Fest you say? The flrst Bon 5ecoun Cottage Health Services Fall Fitneu Fest will be held from - Need to Know 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 11, at the BOD Brae Center. 22300 Bon Brae and Dear Need to Know: Jefferson in St. Clalr Shores. The event is free and those who register for a class We would not recommend a bartending Job for your son will get a Cree T-shirt and $5 off the cost of the class. His drug of chOIcemay be cocame, but many cocame "The Fall Fitness Fest is an excellent opportunity for those interested in taking addicts relapse on alcohol There ISa saYing m the 12 Step our classes to visit the facility, see our newly renovated gymnasium and meet our programs, "If you hang around a barber shop long enough instructors," said Peggy Kurza, coordinator, Community Health Promotion. sooner or later you'll get a halrcut " I would suggest that ' Instructors will demonstrate the content of their fitness claases throughout the your son dIscuss thiS chOlceof work Wlth rus Alcohohcs morning. information on health and fitness will be available. and various screen- Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous sponsor Ifhe ISnot ing tests will be provided. Refreshments will be available. attendIng AAor NA, or doesn't have a sponsor, he's at rugh For more information. caD (810) 779-7900 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays. nsk for relapse Vou can't make him attend a 12-Step pro- From left are Camilla and Yolanda Bersani, both of the City of Grosse Pointe; gram, but you can share your concerns Ifhe Isn't attend- EUzabeth Hieber of Harrison Township: and Ruth SCbacherer of Gl'088e Pointe mg. Ask your son what he'd hke you to do If he returns to Park. Also shown are Peggy Kuru. coordinator: and Deanna Ray. aerobics instruc- usmg co.calne,alcohol or other drugs Additionally, decide tor. what things you WIlland won't do If he relapses Alanon or Families Anonymous will help you make appropnate deCI- sions for yourself Hospitals offer Know Your Skin Dear Jeff and Debra: support groups by Usa A. ManzMDulac, MD rroolh pam? You CIl1 Dgb WIlb My sister and I are thinkmg about mtervemng on our .I rebef to mow we handle an bDds Bon Secours Cottage Health Acne IS the sponSlve, or If the patient IS father He is 72 years old, but because of his alcohohsm, most common expenenclOg more severe cystIC of dental problems. You 'II like our looks 20 years older He starts dnnkmg m the morrnng and SerVIcesoffers a variety of free teenage skm acne, a VISItto a phySICian may gentle, p1IIIJess approach, eftll m goes all day The stumbling block to the mtervention is my support groups to the commu- problem, affect- be reqwred emergeIlCleS. Our COIlI'eIlIent oflice mother She is very reluctant to rock the boat She won't mty 109 about 20 mll- National Teen Acne houn and Ict'OIlIlIIodatmg Illl£ will Alcoholics Anonymous - hon teenagers Awareness Week IS September bcIp like lbc Inte out of your accept the fact that my !;ladISkIlhng himself, and she acts each year 13-17 Dunng thIs week you hke the helpless VIctim.She makes me so angry We can't MeetIngs take place at Cottage For many, beyond medIcal con- can learn more about skm- schedulmg problems. HospItal from 8 to 10 pm cerns, teen acne has sIgmficant c1eanng treatments at the move forward Wlthout her, but we don't know what to do Call KI today tm4 .'ll ~ Tuesdays and 10 a m until psychosocIal consequences ThIS IS AmerIcan Academy of Wlth her What's our next step? )'OUr Irimau with G 12'30 P m Saturdays why teens With even mild cases of Dennatology's webSite at rrin! - Mom is Keeping Us in Limbo acne are so often concemed about www MD o!'2, 0 r try Al Anon - Meetmgs take treatment options www 4acne com for Imks to David Kamen, D.D.S. Dear Limbo: place at Cottage Hospital from Treatment for teens With mild other resources Dentistry for the 10 a m. untIl 12 30 P m. acn,e can start WIth over-the- For treat/7U?nt of unresponsIve Intervention ISa frightening Idea to many people. There Quality Conscious- are common misconceptions about mterventIon Perhaps If Saturdays counter products such as those or severe acne, contact your tier Eating Disorders and contammg benzoyl perOXIde or fTUl/nWglst oreall us at EoIltsUk 20840 VERNIER AT 1.94 your mother knew more, she'd feel comfortable helpmg sahcylIc aCid When acne IS unre- Dermolology-(313) 884-3380. your Dad with his alcoholism Go to the Grosse Pointe Recoverers Class - For 313-886-1122 pubhc library or any Grosse Pomte church and ask to bor- more mformatlOn, call Holly row the Take Charge tapes Then ask your mother to hsten KInnear at (313) 343-1837 to the tapes Wlth you and your sister. You can process what Manic-Depressive you learn together. Tills WIll give her an OpportUDltyto Women's Group - Meetmgs share her feehngs Wlth you, qwetmg many of her fears. take place at Cottage Hospital from 7 30 to 9 30 p m the trurd Grr FIT THIS FALL ' After completing the tapes, take the additIonal step of con- sultmg Wlth an interventiomst so she can ask any remain- Tuesday of the month Call 109 questIons. With complete and accurate Information - Kathenne BlaSIUSat (248) 888- AT THE BoN SKOURS COTTAGE HEALTH SER\1CES as well as reassurance and understandmg - your mother 7997 may come around. Alzheimer's/Dementia Support Group Jeff Jay lS dlrector of program development for Bnghton Commumty caregivers are HospItal (www bn.ghtonhospltal org) and the presuJ.ent of inVIted to attend monthly ses- the Terry McGovern FoundatIOn In WashIngton, D C sIOns wruch focus on copmg Wlth these deblhtatIng condi- FALL FITNESS FEST (wwwterrymcgovern.org) Debra ErICksonJay lS an mter- ventlOnlSt an4 the managmg dIrector of "Take Charge! tIons and place emphaSIS on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER11, 9 A.M,-12-NOON AmerICa" Take Charge lSavaIlable at all Grosse POinte caregivers carIng for them- churches and publu: llbranes Send questIOns to Jeff Jay, selves Meetings take place at c 10 Bnghton HospItal, Dept. Gp, 12851 East Grand RIver, the Bon Secours Nursmg Care PUT ON YOUR SWEATSAND GRAB YOUR WATER BOTTLE! Brighton, MI48116, (810) 227-1211 Jeff and Debra Jay Center, 26001 E Jefferson In lIVe In Grosse Pomte Farms St ClaIr Shores For more It's time for a FREE,"hands-on" introduction to Bon Brae Center mformatIon, call (810) 779- and a full range of low cost Health and FitnessClassesavailable 7032 J through BonSecours Cottage Health Services. Postpartum Depression Groups - All new mothers \)./~f Come ready to exercise Withour certltled Instructors Marksmanship copmg Wlth a range of emotion- ...J\Ji~7 I ~ and plan to take part Indemonstrallonsof our most popular al reactIons follOWIngthe birth .}., L~ UV( VitalFllnessclasses SeniorFIT,Senior Vigor,FeldenkraJs, From page IB but was able to pIck It up Wlth of a cluld are mvited to attend <. r ~- ~~( CardloFIT,and TalFIT ready and know what to hiS left, or weak, hand and monthly sessIOns Mornmg '~~ ~ l.}'(..~j Stop by our Intormallonslallonsand get Ihe answers contmue to return fire meetmgs take place at the Bon do right away. We depend on keeping lit from CommunityHealthPromotion, The suspect fled and Secours Cottage Family :::::= I "" on our traimng to guide '\!itt:~-:-:: Amencan HeartASSOCiation,BonSecoursCottage us." encountered a Detroit pohce Practice Center, 21400 E 11 =-.... officer,who wounded the sus- MIle m St Clair Shores; ~ ~~ _ ~L:. Diabetes Resourcecenler, and others pect evemng sessions take place at J~_' =:. i~;-(""' Then, take advantage of a vanety of free health - Sgt. Steve JohntJon, He pled guIlty to second Park Public Safely Bon Secours Hospital For degree murder and attempted more mformatlon, call (810) ')~~1J _~I ==--~- screenl~~~1~~~~~:SI,B~~:~:sure, BloodGlucose, Department murder in connectIOn with his 498-4417, (810) 498-4419 firefight WIthJohnson (mornmg sessIOns) or (313) That was the case on June ~\t ~(f"~<,~ SIGN Up AND RECEIVEA FREE The suspect, sald Johnson, 343.1777 (evemng sessIOns) 3, 1993, when Sgt Johnson was 16 at the tIme and won't was respondmg to a report Breather's Club - A free ~ ~!~)l\~:'::0~ T-SHIIn AND $5 Off ANY CLASS be ehgIble for parole until educatIOnal support group for from Detroit pehce who were 2026 people WIthchrome obstructive ~ ~ ~'*?'"'~ ~ 1 We've got more than 15 classes 10 chasmg a suspect en foot who Since the 1993 Incident, lung dIsease such as emphyse- ~ ~~;'~~ ~L--::':' choosE.'Irom- available 10 two seSSions, was believed to have been Johnson said, the department ma, bronchItIs or asthma The ~ ~~ jl ~ -- ~~ September 13 - October 30, or involved m a fatal car Jackmg has Increased Its emphaSIS on group meets from 3 to 4 30 P m the day before ~.-- )~ ...... - November 10 - December 18 - and reahstlc firearms trammg He on the thIrd Monday of the Johnson came across the des"",,, 'm """" "d """"ill"", 1.",,1. beheves that ISvery Important month In Bon Secours ~f' ~ 00'_ suspect, who fired his gun at because when confronted WIth HospItal's Connelly hIm Johnson returned fire, an armed suspect, pohce often AudItonum PartICIpants may ~ ....,( \ ~ BON SECOU RS CO G but mIssed the suspect have to rely on traming to tell JOIn at any time For mforma- The suspect, unfortunately, them what to do tIon, call (313) 640-2582 ~ HEALTH SERVICES .. did not mIss Johnson, who Cottage Hospice was rut in the nght hand, ros The better the tralmng, the Monthly daytime meetIngs strong hand better chance they have of sur- take place at 7 p m on the For more information, Johnson dropped his gun, VIVIngthe encounter fourth Tuesday for anyone who call Bon SecoursCottage ~------BRING THIS COUPON TO THE FITNESS FEST AND has expenenced the death of a Community Health Promotion loved one Second Thursday at 810.779.7900. SAVE $5 and fourth Wednesday meet- What's happening at City Hall? mgs are for people whose DON'T MISSYOUR CHANCE ON ANY VitalFitness CLASS spouses have died WHEN YOU REGISTER SATURDAY, SEn. 11, 4T THE Bon Secours Hospital - TO GET FIT - IT'S VITAL! FAll FITNESS FEST. Read the Any adult who has expenenced COUPON MAY BE USED fOI CLASSES OfFfltED the death of a loved one ISwel- DURING SESSION I (SEPT. 13 • OCTOIfI 30) come to attend monthly ses- 1-.------AND SESSION II (Nov. 10 - DEc. 18). --..11 Gr~ Point~N~ws sIOns at Bon Secours HospItal Call (313) 343-1656 ~------~ \ September 9, 1999 68 Entertainm.ent Grosse Pointe News

How to turn eggplant into caviar Nursing scholarships awarded CaVIar, as we know, IS fish Eggplant Caviar until mmced Add the pars- Three Bon 8ecours Cottage Health services employees - Kim Watson, Rose roe, or eggs It IS expensIve ley and contmue to process Lengl.et and Donna Summers - were awarded the Francys D. Marco Nursm, 1 1.lb. eggplant SCholarship Endowment. The awards were presented at a luncheon at the Groll8e and It IS eIlJoyed by the ehte Cooking spray until mmced Scrape the I don't particularly care for Pointe Yacht Club. 1 teaspoon dark sesame SIdes of the processor bowl caVIar, but I love eggplant Add the baked eggplant, The employeetl received cash awards that are used to pay tuition and expenses and the sound of a nch and oil u they continue their nursing education. The endowment was estabUshed in 1/4cup coarsely lemon nnd, lemon JUice, salt creamy mp made with egg- memory of longtime Grosse PQinte Farms resident Francys D. Marco who, accord- chopped walnuts and crushed red pepper plant appealed to my palate Process until smooth ing to her famBy, received Me~ceUent,compassionate care" u a patient at Bon , 1/4teaspoon dried Secours Hospital. oregano Transfer to a servmg dish Paul Marco. her husband, and Barbara Marco Voorheis, their daughter. estab- A LA ANNIE 2 garlic cloves lished the endowment in 1993 to honor and encourage members of the nursing By Annie Rouleau-Scheriff 1/2cup fresh parsley and spnnkle WIth chopped fr('sh parsl('y Spr('ad egg- profession at Bon Secours Cottage Health Services. sprigs To quallfy for the scholarship, appUcants must be Bon 8ecours Cottage Health 1 teaspoon grated plant caVIar on toasted pIta wedges, crackers or party Services employees lemon rind who work a mlnlmum 1 tablespoon fresh rye ThIS party dip can be prepared a day before you of 16 hours per sched- lemon juice uled week; be enroUed 1/2teaspoon salt serve It For a large party, double the recIpe in an accredited col- 1/4 teaspoon crushed lege of nursing; main- red pepper For do-ahead pIta wedges, tain grade point aver. Fresh chopped parsley ages of 3.0 or higher: for garnish brush a lIttle ohve 011 on both SIdes of each pIta round and reflect the vision ggplant IS actually a fnut and values of Bon Sec- Preheat oven to 500 and then cut each round mto that grows in many vanetIes ours Cottage Health degrees Cut the eggplant SIXwedges Place wedges on The name eggplant comes Services. (slun on) crossWIse mto 1/2 a bakIng sheet and bake m a from the small, white, egg- Inch shces Arrange shces on hot oven (400-450 degrees) shaped vanety of the fruIt From left. are Kim a bakmg sheet coated WIth for 10 to 20 mmutes (depend- The most common eggplant Watson. Rose Lenglet, cookmg spray Lightly spray mg on the oven temperature) found In the Umted States IS Paul Marco. Barbara both SIdes of each shce as or until they begm to brown large, pear-shaped, and has a Marco Voorheis and well Bake shces at 500 Remove from oven, cool, and smooth, deep purple skin. store m an airtight contamer Donna Summers. degrees for 15 mInutes or so, Peak season IS August and turmng after 8 mmutes untIl ready to serve September, but good quahty Don't stray too far from the eggplants are avallable year- oven so you won't let the egg- Eggplant caVIar IS a full- round at grocery stores plant burn bodIed spread filled WIth ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID (Unhke tomatoes) Intense flavors It IS for those Go I presume that eggplant who possess sophIsticated MeanwhIle, heat the 011In The Board of Education of The Gros~e Pomte Public School System, caVIar has roots somewhere For a small skIllet over medIum- palates My mends enjoyed Wayne County, MIchIgan, Will receIve ~ealed bids for the athletIC because m addition to the thIS and It has been added to high heat Add the walnuts, department\ expansIOn of Grosse POInte South HIgh School athletic Success recrpe that I found In a my I1st of great appetIZers oregano and garhc and saute field fencmg work In the recent Issue of Coolung for about two mmutes Drop Grosse Pointe News Light, It IS also hsted m the & Connection the walnut nux through the This IS a recIpe you'll want Food Lover's Compamon (a to chp and save for the mil- SpeCifications and BId Forms Will be available at a MANDATORY Classlfieds chute of a food processor culinary dictionary) pre-bid walk through on Tuesday, September 14, 1999 All bidders while It IS on and process lenmum hohday season Will assemble at 10 ()()a m at South's malO build 109 In the receIving Place your Help Wanted room located at II Grosse POinte Blvd, Grosse POlOteFarms, MI Or 48236 Situations Wanted ad todayl Hospital offers diabetes education Sealed bIds Willbe due Tuesday, September 28, 1999, at 10 ()()a m at Call our Friendly Bon SecOUTS Cottage Health assessment WIth a nurse and Health PromotIOn Classroom, the Admlnlstrallon Bulldmg of the Grosse POinte Board of Educallon, Classified Aclvertlsing ServIces offers educatIOnal dietitian, by appomtment only, 22300 Bon Brae m St Clair 389 St Clair Ave, Grosse POIO.te,MI 48230 whIch lime and place the Represent.tlv •• ~ opportunities for (non-preg- bIds WIll be opened and publicly read aloud 11us project Will not be IS reqwred before the start of Shores. 313-88206900 nant) adults with diabetes who class The fee IS covered by For more mformation or to funded by federal or state momes or are referred by theIr phYSI- many msurance plans. preregIster, call (810) 779-7900 Fax 313-34305569 cians A mormng session IS offered between 9 a m and 4 p m Please direct questIOns to 10 Lake, ASSistant PrinCIpal at South High A comprehensIve program from 10 a m. untll 1 p m weekdays School, (313)343-2246, or Larry Yankauskas. SupervIsor of Bulldmgs helps people WIth dIabetes Mondays and Wednesdays, and Grounds. (313)343-2070 learn how to eat well whIle Sept. 13, 15, 20 and 22; Oct 18, NOTWEARING A staYIng on mdlV1dual meal 20,25 and 27; Dec 6, 8, 13 and Board of Education plans, how to exerCIse for fun; 15 Use our web site The Grosse Pomte Pubhc School System SAFElY BELTCAN COS1 how to prevent long-term prob- An evenmg program takes @ G PN 09/02199 & 09/09/99 Joan Dindoffer, Secretary lems, control and mOllltor place from 6 to 8 30 P m. YOU AN ARM LEG. ll'lr T'I ...... "',"!Ul,.'Ill.-\\'_ ...,l.1111 &i blood sugar and recogmze Mondays and Wednesdays, SIgnS of htgh and low blood Sept 20, 22, 27 and 29 All To sell your sugar classes are held In the Bon YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! Classified Ads An mdlvldual two-hour Secours Cottage Commumty CALL882-3500 To reserve DISplay AdvertlSlng space 11)'2 00 p m Fnday

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• I September 9, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 78 by ~ .... tIII Saturday, p m and cuddly creatures WIll Mary of the Immaculate tumtles Will go on the block p m The fee IS$85 Partake in Mother's GUild IS seekmg Sept. 11 be available from noon to 3 ConceptIOn, Immaculate Heart dunng a General AuctIOnbene- the War MemorIal's newest exhIbitors for ItS 23rd Annual pm Call (313) 884-1551 Four In one of Mary, St Michael the fitmg Good Shepherd Umted offering Tal Chi Sabre, Juned Arts and Crafts Fair, on Archangel and Trlmty MethodIst Church, 31601 Wednesdays, Sept 15 to Oct 9, Saturday, Oct 23, from 10 a m EIlJoy four great events on Lutheran A bus wIll depart one weekend dunng The Sunday, Sept. 12 Harper 10 St Clair Shores, from 7 to 9 p m The fee IS$64. to 5 pm., In RegIna High from the parkIng lot of the Saturday, Sept 18, at 1130 POinte Fall Festival, Saturday, Triathlon time Expand your artistIc abIlItIes School, 20200 Kelly In Harper DetrOit Historical Museum, a m Call (810) 294-4080 Sept 11 and Sunday, Sept 12' Put your athletIC abilities to wIth Workmg from the FIgure, Woods The fee IS$40 for a SIX- 5401 Woodward 10 DetrOIt Rotary run Wednesdays, Sept 15 to Nov foot table or $50 for an elght- The Grosse Pomte Artists the ultimate test, and help to TIckets are $18 or $13 for DHS AsSOCIatIOnWIllhost the 40th raise fundb for the Michigan Put your best foot forward 10, from 130 to 4 30 p m The foot table ReservatIOns are members ReservatIOns are durmg the Grosse Pomte fee IS $80 Jump n' JIve WIth reqUired Call (810) 776-9652 Annual FestIval of the Arts, SpeCial OlympICS,dunng the reqUIred Call (313) 833-4727 featuring 100 artists and Bikes. Blades & Boards Sunnse Rotary Club's 21st Swmg Dance Lessons, Senior classes craftsmen from across the Wmdmlll Pomte Triathlon, Annual Grosse Pomte Run, Thursdays, Sept 16 to Nov 11, Semors can Improve their UOlted States and hve enter- Sunday, Sept 12, at 830 am, Wednesday, Saturday, Sept 18, at 7 a m from 7 30 to 8 30 p m The fee knowledge and phYSical IS$80 EnergIze your bodyWIth tainment, at the Grosse Pomte 10 WmdmI11 POInte Park, ThiS event, whIch leaves from strength WIthtwo classes at 8t Sept. 15 ChI Kung, Thursdays, Sept 16 War Memonal, 32 Lakeshore 14920 Wmdmlll Pomtc In the Grosse Pomte Fanns PIer Peter's School, 19800 Amta In In Grosse Pomte Farms The Grosse Pomte Park Auction insights Park, 350 Lakeshore 10 Grosse to Oct 21, from 1 30 to 3 p m Harper Woods A BegInners gates Willbe open on Saturday, Competitors can challenge DIana D Brooks, PreSident Pomte Farms, Will mclude a The fee IS $54 or $48 for Computer course Will be from 10 a m to 5 p m and their endurance WIth a four- and ChIef Executlve Officer of one-mile fun run, 5K and 10K semors FInd new ways to offered on Mondays, Sept 13 Sunday, from noon to 5 p m mIle mime skate, a mne-mIle Southeby's HoldIngs, Inc, WIll competItIve runs and walks express your thoughts wIth through Oct 11, from 3 to 5 diSCUSSthe Challenges and Unlearmng to Write, AdmiSSIonIS $2 Indulge In a bike race and a two-mile run and a 5K-wheelchaIr race P m The fee IS $85 Stretrh Taste of Grosse Pomte, featur- Helmets and wnst guards are Changes 10 the AuctIon World, RegIstratIOn fonns are avail. Saturdays, Sept 18 to Oct 2, your way to fitness WIth Ing fare from rune area restau- reqUired Pnzes WIllbe award- Wednesday, Sept 15, at 6 30 able at the PIer Park, the fee IS from 9 30 a m to noon The fee ExerCise, Thesdays and/or pm, 10 the DetrOit InstItute of IS $59 Embrace the mSlghts rants and marvelous mUSIC,on ed 10 each age dIVISIOnand all $20 All partlclpants WIll Thursdays, Sept 14 to Oct 14 the Village Plaza, at the corner partiCipants WIll receIve a T- Arts, 5200 Woodward In receive a T-shIrt Proceeds ben- contamed m the best seller The fee IS $15 for one day per of St. ClaIr and Kercheval In shIrt and water bottIe DetrOIt ThIS event mcludes efit the scholarships, grants "The 10 Greatest GIftS I GIve week or $25 for two days per Grosse Pomte Vendors wIll be RegIstratIOn packets are avail- cocktaIls and hors d'oeuvres 10 and local chantIes supported My Chtldren" dUring a free week Call (313) 343-0771 the Great Hall. TIckets are mtroductory Parentmg from open on Saturday, from 11a m able at WmdmIlI Pomte Park by the Sunrise Rotary and Its Open auditions to 7 p m and Sunday, from RegIstration opens at 7 30 a m $40 Call (313) 833-3739 FoundatIOn Call (810) 774- the Heart Workshop, Saturday, Sept 18, from 1030 to 11'45 Test your talents dunng noon to 6 p m Happenmgs 10 The fees are $30 per mdlV1dual 7600 a m Examme one of the open audItions for the St Clair The HIll bUSIness dIstrict, or $75 per team Call (313)885- Thursday, Shores Players' productIOn of along Kercheval between MUIr 1300 Umted States famed wme Sept. 16 Sunday, Sept. 19 regIOns WIth Sweeney Todd, Monday, Sept and Fisher m Grosse Pomte Best blues Backstage pass Exciting autos CahformalAppellatlOns Part 13 and Wednesday, Sept. 15, at Farms, mclude a BeanIe Baby The NatIOnal AllIance for 7.30 p.m, m Jefferson MIddle Get your backstage pass to Explore a collectIOnof excit- I, Mondays, Sept 20 to Oct. 11, Treasure Hunt, Clowns, free Research on SchIzophrema and School, 27900 Rockwoodm St one of DetrOIt's historic the- Ing automobIles dunng a free from 7 to 9 p m The fee IS$50 PolaroId kid pictures and more, DepreSSIOnWillhost the blues ClaIr Shores Call (810) 776- aters when the DetrOIt Car Show and Swap Meet, Test your talents WIth an from 2 to 5 p.m , daIly Get the duo Madcat & Kane dunng a Sunday, Sept 19, from 10 am 4942. scoop on educatIOn along with HIstoncal SocIety launches Its Actmg Master Class forAdults, benefit on Sunday, Sept 12, at to 4 pm, at Blossom Heath High notes some great frozen treats dur- Behind the Scenes season WIth Mondays, Sept 20 to Oct 25, 2 pm, In Wayne State Park, 24800 Jefferson In St from 7 to 9 30 p m The fee IS Start your autumn on a high 109 the Grosse Pomte Pubhc Umverslty's HIlberry Theatre, a Forbidden Hollywood dIn' ner/show package, Thursday, ClaIr Shores RegIstratIon for $105 Tram to be part of local note by Joimng the Grosse School System/Grosse Pomte 4743 Cass m DetrOIt. TIckets Sept 16, at 6 pm, 10 the cars IS $10 Call (810) 778. TV productIOns with LIghts, POInte Commumty Chorus Parent Teacher Orgamzation are $20 Call (313) 881-5429 2667. during their first rehearsal of Council's Commumty Ice Century Theatre, mSlde the Camera, ActIOn', Thesday, Historic stroll Gem Theatre at 333 Madison Creative kitchens Sept 21, from 7:30 to 8.30 p.m the new season, Tuesday, Sept Cream SOCIal, Sunday, from DIscover the history and 14, from 7 to 9.15 p.m , In the 12:30 to 4 pm, on the lawn of m DetrOit TIckets are $74 or The Cottage Hospital The fee IS$5 PreregIstratIon IS archItecture of the Michigan $64 for DHS members AUXIlIarywIll serve up five of reqUIred for most courses Call Choral Room of Grosse Pomte Grosse Pomte South HIgh State FaIr Grounds, 1120 W (313) 881-7511 North HIgh School, 707Verruer School, 11 Grosse Pomte ReservatIons are required. Call the Pomte's most creatIve State FaIr m DetrOIt,dunng a (313) 833-4727 kitchen designs during its Assumption offerings m Grosse Pomte Woods New Boulevard m Grosse Pomte DetrOIt HistOrical SocIety membt>rsmay attend the first Farms All feStiVItIes WIll be annual KItchen Tour, Sunday, Take advantage of 01W0rtu- Sunday Stroll program, three weekly rehearsals on a linked by a free trolley provid- Friday, Sept. 17 Sept 19, from noon to 5 p m mtles to Improve your mental Sunday, Sept. 12, at 2 p m Tickets are $10 They can be and phYSIcal well-being WIth free trial basis in preparatIOn ed by the Grosse Pomte ArtIsts TIckets are $10 or $5 for DHS Golden celebration for the group's Christmas and the HIll and Village purchased by maIl or at one of courses offered at the members ReservatIOns are Celebrate the Grosse POInte the follOWInglocatIons' Cottage Assumptlon Cultural Center, Concert, on Sunday, Dec 5 AsSOCIatIOnsCall (313) 886- reqUIred Call (313) 833-4727 War Memonal's 50th Membership dues are $25 Call 7474 Hospital GIft Shop, 159 21800 Marter in St. Clair Anrnversary by attendIng the Kercheval m Grosse Pomte Shores. Get in on a bIg deal (313) 882-2482. In step Sentimental Journey black-tIe, Farms; Mutschler Kitchens, WIth BegInning Bndge The Ford House Get m step with hundreds of Monday, Sept. 13 dInner dance, Fnday, Sept 17, Focus on Drugs Inc., 20227 Mack 10 Grosse Club Series, Tuesdays, Sept. 14 experiences friends and neIghbors dunng at 6 30 P m TIckets range from Pomte Woods, Hurst The abuse of legal drugs WIll to Nov 2, from 930 to 11.30 Expenence the grandeur of a St John Macomb HospItal's $150 to $500 Call (313) 881- ApplIance, 23210 Greater be the focus of a free discus- a m The fee IS $45 Former bygone era with a VISItto the 13th annual Senior Fun Walk, 7511 Mack m St ClaIr Shores, The DetrOIt Pohce ChIef Ike Saturday, Sept. 11, at 9 a m slOn/semmar offered by Dr Edsel & Eleanor Ford House Neighborly luncheon Pomte Pedlar, 88 Kercheval In McKInnon WIllbe the featured Gwded tours WIllbe offered,on PartiCipants WIll leave from DaVIdJantz and Dr Richard Plamst Carl Fernstrum WIll Grosse POlOte Farms, and Sowerby,on Monday, Sept 13, speaker during the Metro East the hour, Tuesday through the HOSPital,11800 E. 12 MIle accompany the monthly RIverSide Custom DeSign & Chamber of Commerce 1999 m St ClaIr Shores at 7 30 pm, In Christ the Kmg Sdturday, from 10 a m to 4 NeIghborhood Open House Remodehng, 20956 Mack In Meet Your CItIes program, p m and Sunday, from noon to RegIstratIOn is $2 Proceeds Lutheran Church, 20338 Mack Luncheon, on Friday, Sept 17, Gross~ POInteWoods They W11l m Grosse Pomte Woods Wednesday, Sept 15, from 5 to 4 p.m. The Tea Room WIllbe benefit semor programs m at 12:30 pm, m Grosse Pomte also be aVaIlable at each home 9 P m The fee is $5. Macomb County Call (810) Reservatlons are reqUIred Call open for lunch, Tuesday Woods Presbyterian Church, on the day of the tour Proceeds Preregistration IS recommend- through Saturday, from 1130 575-9081,Ext 228. (313) 881-7677 19950 Mack 10 Grosse POInte benefit the purchase of new ed Call (810) 779-6111 a m to 3 30 p m. and Sunday, Furry Friends ArChitecture of faith Woods TIckets are $6. ultrasound eqwpment for the Art of learning from noon to 4 P m. 'Iburs are Fmd a new furry mend Explore four of Monroe, ReservatIons are recommend- Cottage Hospital Women's Invest m your appreciatIon $6 for adults, $5 for semors when the Grosse Pomte MichIgan's great archItectural ed Call (810) 778-6156 DiagnostIc Center Call (313) of great art with courses and and $4 for children. Grounds AnImal Adoption SOCIety jewels when the DetrOit Fall fun 821-4035 lectures at the Detroit adnnssion IS$3 Call (313)884- brings potential pets to the Hlstoncal Museum, the St Clair Shores Parents Dog day InstItute of Arts, 5200 4222. Colomal Dames of Amenca in Gazebo on The Hill, on Without Partners #1262 Enter your pup 10 the Woodward 10 Detroit Partake the State of MIchIgan and the Exhibitions Kercheval between McKmley mVltes area smgles to kick-off MichIgan AntI-Cruelty 10 a free Animal Sculptures and McMIllan 10 Grosse Pomte DetrOItHlstoncal Society offer a new season of fun Witha Fall Society's 15th Annual Pooch Drop-In Workshop, Thursday, & Shows Farms, Saturday, Sept 11 and a HistOriC Church Tour, Dance, Friday, Sept. 17, from 9 Prance, Sunday, Sept 19, at Sept 9, from noon to 3 p m At the DIA Sunday, Sept 12 The booth Monday, Sept 13, at 9 30 a m p m to 1 a m., at the VFW 9 30 am, on the grounds ofthe Alma Greer celebrates Black Featured sItes mclude St From the old masters to the will be open from 11 a m. to 4 Bruce Post Hall, 20404 hIstonc Edsel & Eleanor Ford Readmg Month WIth a free finest m modern art, dIscover Jefferson m St ClaIr Shores House, 1100 Lakeshore m Storytelhng program, the beauty and majesty of the TIckets are $10 for members or Grosse Pomte Shores ThiS Saturday, Sept 11 Learn to galleries and exhIbitions at the Y A,P. F EIA R L I M 0 $12 for non-members Call 10K walk-a-thon for pets and bmd your own volumes dunng A L A. A RIN 0 A C I D DetrOit InstItute of Arts K I NIG C R,A B (30 N E (810) 778-8790 theIr owners, also mcludes a a free Bookarts Drop-m Wisdom and PerfectIon Lotus .D 0 E s_ PO N DIS Diana Be the DSO luncheon, rame and pet pho- Workshop, Sunday, Sept. 12, Blossoms In AsIan Art, can be Last week's L EIE D S HIE R 0 tographer Call (734) 285-4326 ELM QUEENIEE Motown superstar DIana from noon to 4 P m. Trammg expenenced through Sunday, ELI SURLY ALS Ross Joms Maestro Neeme sessIOns for Gallery Service Sept 19 Open through puzzle solved JACKPOTS GRIP .lRrYl and Plamc;t lvo Mark Your volunteers will be offered on Sunday, Sept 26, is the colorful URIS CFlAZY Pogorehch for the DetrOIt Saturday. Sept 11.from 1 30 to exhIbItIon Joseph-Theodore J ERA Y KJE E N "- Calendar ... 3 30 pm Call (313) 833-4249 A R I AI TEN NY .QJ!! Symphony Orchestra's ClaSSIC Deck The Art of Ceramics m MILL IGOT KAIY Legends. Opemng Gala for the Adults can mcrease theIr artIs- Nineteenth-Century France BEL T CO!!iS I K E Sunday, Sept. 26 New MIllennIum, Fnday, Sept Ski spree tIc skills WIth a free DraWIng Also runnIng to Sunday, Sept. In the Gallenes Drop-In 17, at 6 pm, m Orchestra Present and prospective 26, ISValor & Grace Personal Workshop, Sunday, Sept. 12, Hall, 3711 Woodward in members of the Grosse Pomte Artifacts from the World of the 10 I from 1 to 4 P m On that same DetrOIt ThIs black-tIe event Ski Club are InVItedto launch Samurai Wamor More than date, at 2 pm, dIscover the 14 opens WItha receptlon and dIn. the 1999-2000 season WIththe 40 realist pamtmgs are fea- DIA's Late GothIC Sculpture ner, followed by the perfor- annual Member Round-Up tured In Common Man, MythIC 11 collectIOndUring a free Gallery mance at 9 pm., topped off by Barbecue, Sunday, Sept 26, at ViSIOn The PaIntmgs of Ben Tour PreregIstratIOn IS dessert and dancmg after the 6 pm, on the lakeSide lawn of Shahn, through Sunday, Oct show Tickets are $1000 for the requIred for some courses. Call 31. On VIewthrough Sunday, the Grosse Pomte War (313)833.0247 entIre event or $350 for the MemOrial Tickets for thiS Nov 7, ISWhere The Girls Are concert, dessert and dancing evemng of dmmg and dancmg Divorce support Photographs By Women From only ReservatIOns are are $17 Res~rvatJons are JIm Blundo, LPC, CSW, The DIA's CollectIOn Several reqUired. Call (313) 576-5145. reqUIred Call (810) 293-6779 offers practIcal solutIOns and new acqUiSItIOnsare featured support dunng the Eastside In Glass, Glass, Glass From Saturday, DIvorce Recovery Workshop, the DIA's CollectIOn, through Monday, Oct. 4 Tuesdays, Sept 21 through Sunday, March 5 Museum Sept. 18 Golf Blast Nov 9, from 7 to 930 pm, In hours are Wednesday through ' Go Gatsby Make your reservatIons by Grosse POinte United Church, Fnday, from 11 a m to 4 P m Put on your top hat and taIls Fnday, Sept 24, for the CIty of 240 Chalfonte In Grosse POInte and Saturday and Sunday, , or a fabulous flapper outfit and Grosse POinte Woods' Farms The fee IS $40 from 11 a m to 5 p m help support the EducatIOnal FIreworks 2000 Fundralser PreregIstratIOn IS requIred Recommended admiSSIonIS$4 Outreach Programs of the Blast-Off Golf Outmg, Monday, Call (313) 640-8557 for adults and $1 for chIldren Emerald 8mfometta durmg Oct 4, at 8 am, at Lochmoor Attention exhibitors and students Call (313) 833. Somewhere In TIme The Great GolfClub, 1018 Sunmngdale In The RegIna HIgh School 7963 Gatl1by Gala, Saturday, Sept Grosse Pomte Woods Packages 18, at 730 pm, 10 the Scarab mcludmg golf, refreshments, Club, 217 Farnsworth In lunch and dInner, are $175; DetrOIt The evemng mcludes those who only WIsh to play dmner, dancmg to a hve Jazz golf WIll pay $125 and those DO YOU band, a costume contest, tour attendmg dmner only WIllpay want to be in the metro calendar?••• of the theatre and mldmght $75 Call (313) 343-2432 Then fill out fhls form send It to 96 Kercheval, Grosse POInte dessert Tickets are $100 for Farms, 48236, or fax fo (313) 882-1585, by 3 P m Fnday the entIre evemng or $50 for Live & Learn those attendmg the after-din- Event ner portIOn of the event Courses Be adventures Date ReservatIOns are reqUIred Call Enhance your mmd, body Time (313) 438-0780 and SpIrIt by partakIng m the - courses and adventures offered Place by the Grosse Pomte War Going ...going ..•goner Memonal RegIster your pre- Cost DetrOIt Tiger Baseball tIck. 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Beame BabIes and dozens Dog TralOmg, Wednesdays, Contact Person of other entertamment oppor- Sept 15 to Oct 27, from 6 to 7 88 Family features by Madeleine Socia September 9, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Educationa' of the attractions awaltmg (313) 982.6180 The Museum Science fun tIons and laser show IS $3 fOf nature, the beauty of art and adventures your famdy at the Grosse and VIllage are open seven The DetrOit SCience Center, adults and $2 for semors and watch the stars come out at the The Grobse POinte War Pomte Memonal Church days a week, from 9 a m to 5 5020 John R m DetrOit, offers chIldren, ages 3 to 17 Cranbrook InstItute of SCience Memonal, 32 Lakeshore In Family Fun Day celebratIOn, pm AdmiSSion IS $12 50 for entertaInIng and educatIOnal AdmISSion to the IMAX Domed and Art Museums, 1221 N Grosse POinte Farmb, offers a Sunday, Sept 12, from noon to adults, $11 50 for semors and famdy fun The Cyberspace Theatre IS an additional $4 Woodward m Bloomfield Hills full schedule of educatIOnal 3 pm, at The Grosse Pomte $6 25 for children ages five to Safan Exhibit Lab features Call (313) 577-8400 Explore how our planet has " and social adventures for chll- Academy, 171 Lakethore In 12 Call (313) 271-1620 hands-on exhibits mtegrated uren Introduce your child to Grosse Pomte Farms Tlckets, evolved over time With five new With more than 40 Internet- Detroit's past permanent exhibits celebratmg Elementary French, Tuesdays which can be purchased at Sailor art Grosse POinte Memonal connected computers Other Stroll the Streets of Old Our DynamiC Earth. Take and Thursdays, Sept 14 to Oct Folk Art of the Great Lakes, Church, 16 Lakeshore m excltmg exhibits mclude the DetrOIt, see Afncan Amencan advantage of a umque Jomt 7, from 4 to 5 p m The fee IS an exhibitIOn of works created Grosse Pomte Farms, are $25 Smgmg Bowl, MagnetIc PortraIts of Courage and venture by VIeWIng the nation- $80 Elementary Spanish wlll by saIlors, IS the newest attrac- for familIes or $10 for mdlvldu- Thrnado, Jumpmg Rmg, Bike Remember Downtown ally tounng exhibItion In the be offered on Mondays and tIOn at Belle Isle's DOSSIn Wednesdays, Sept 13 to Oct 6, als Call (313) 882-5330 Wheel Gyroscope, Jacob's Hudson's at the DetrOit Dark at the SCIence Institute Great Lakes Museum, accessI- Ladder and Laser Wave-GUide Hlstoncal Museum, 5401 then takmg In WeIrd SCience A from 4 to 5 p m The fee IS $80 ble via the MacArthur Bndge Little green thumbs can create Renaissance revelry Now shOWing In the Center's Woodward m DetrOit Conflatlon of Art and SCIence at E Jefferson and E Grand IMAX Dome Theatre through Youngsters can expand their m the Art Museum The their own Apple Pie Tree dur- Come one, come all ye lIttle Boulevard In DetrOit Saturday, Oct 9, on a rotating knowl{'dg{' of the toys, games, SCience Museum WIll be closed Ing :J. Seeds to Gro", On lord" n' lad.t~" and ~xpellence hourly baSIS, are the eXCItIng transportatIOn, office matenals through Thursday, Oct 14, for Workshop, Saturday, Sept 18, the Sights, sounds, flavors and Children can also see a diS- films, Everest, Whaletl,' and home hfe of the past renovatIOns Planetanum and from 10 to 11 a m The fee is $1 notous revelry of the 1999 play markmg the Centenmal of Tropical Ramforest and Thnll through the hands-on experi- Lasera SWing Shows Will be Drawmg and Painting WIll be Michigan RenaIssance MaIl SerVIce on the DetrOit RIde The SCience of Fun ences of the I Discover exhibit offered Fnday and Saturday, presented on Tuesdays, Sept Festival, weekends, through River, along WIth permanent Screenmgs Will be offered The Museum IS open from 9 to 10 p m Lasera tick- 14 to Nov 2, from 4 to 5 pm Sunday, Sept 26, 10 the 15- exhIbitIOns featurmg the Monday through Thursday, Wednesday through Fnday, ets are $2 50 PlanetarIUm The fee IS $62 Get m tune WIth acre shire of Holly Grove, off doomed ship Edmund from 10 a m to 1 pm, Friday, from 9 30 a m to 5 P m and admISSIOn IS $2 for adults, VOice Lessons, Wednesdays, the 1-75 EXIt 106, on DIXie FItzgerald and a freighter from 10 a m to 8 pm, Saturday and Sunday, from 10 $1 50 for children and $1 for Sept 15 to Nov 10, between HIghway near Holly A pilothouse Saturday, from noon to 8 P m a m to 5 P m The suggested Cranbrook members The Art 1030 a m and 8 p m The fee IS Tournament of TemptatIOns and Sunday, from 1 to 4 P m adrrnsslOn IS $3 for adults or Museum Will be open Monday $200 Send your toddlers, ages and a Chocolate Festival are The Museum IS open The DetrOit SCience Center IS $150 for semors, children ages through Thursday, from 10 two and three, on 8 MUSICal Just two of the hlghhghts of the Wednesday through Sunday, open Monday through Fnday, 12 and under enter free Call a m to 5 pm; Saturday, from Adventure, Tuesdays, Sept 14 fair's Sweet Endmgs grand from 10 a m to 5 p m from 930 a m to 2 pm and (313) 833-1805 10 a m. to 10 p m and Sunday, to Oct 19 The fee IS $60 finale, Saturday, Sept 25 and AdmISSIon IS $2 for adults and Saturday and Sunday, from from noon to 5 p m AdmISSIOn Aspmng actors, ages four and Sunday, Sept 26 TIckets are $1 for chIldren, ages 12 to 18 1230 to 5 p m AdmISSIon to Science 'n' art IS $7 for adults and $4 for chd- five, can make a scene With $13 95 for adults and $5 95 for Call (313) 852-4501 the exhIbItIons, demonstra- Tots In the Treehouse, chIldren, ages five to 12, or Marvel at the miracles of dren, ages 3 to 17, and seniors Call (248) 645-3200 Thursdays, Sept 16 to Oct 28, $12 50 for adults and $5 for from 12 45 to 1 30 p.m The fee cluldren If purchased m IS $60 PreregistratIOn IS advance Call (800) 601-4848 Little-known syndrome can claim young lives required for most .courses Call You see It on the news alIthe that the other famIly members (313) 881-7511 Test prep front," FarookI said "In some nliator time the tragiC story of a dIscover they're at nsk, too " cases, the heart rhythm Prepare your chIld for a tno healthy young athlete who sud- LQTS patients also must Exciting art Although certam medica- reverts to normal spontaneous- aVOId takIng certam antIrusta- ' of the most Important tests m denly collapses and dIes on the tions can cause LQTS, It'S more ly and the person awakens Fmd fun for everyone among their academIC career by regIS- mmes and antibIOtICS, as well playmg field Often, there was commonly acqUired as a result qwckly But If the abnormal _ more than 500 Visual and per- tenng for The Prmceton no pnor history of health prob- as clsapnde, wtuch IS given to A of gene mutation, FarookI said heartbeat perSists, death can treat esophageal reflux dIsease formmg artists, during the free ReView Practice PSAT, SAT lems m the chlid, whIch leaves Each chIld of an affected par- result" festlVltles of the 13th Annual and ACT tests, Saturday, Sept and can preCIpitate heart hiS or her gneving family even ent has a 50 percent chance of Unfortunately, not all people DetrOit Festival of the Arts, 18, at 9 am, In Grosse Pomte arrhythmias Th aVOId danger- more stunned and beWildered mhentmg the gene who have LQTS have symp- Fnday, Sept 17 through South High School, 11 Grosse ous interactIOns, LQTS The condItIOn that unexpect- LQTS IS dIagnosed when It toms, fully one-thIrd neVer Sunday, Sept 19, from 11 a m Pomte Boulevard in Grosse edly fells as many as 3,000- patients should always check manifests Itself on an electro- exhibit any symptoms, accord- to 9 pm, In DetrOit's Pomte Farms Call (800) 2- With thClr pharmaCists before 4,000 young people every year cardIogram (EKG) as a long mg to the Sudden ArrhythmIa University Cultural Center, REVIEW IS known as Long QT takmg any new drugs Interval between the heart's Q Death Syndromes Foundation located between Anthony Syndrome (LQTS), a dIsorder Although chIldren WIth wave and T wave ThIS slow Smce the first epIsode of syn- Wayne Dnve, Ferry, Brush and of the heart's electnc system LQTS generally are counseled History alive electncal recovery of the heart cope often results In sudden Warren In DetrOIt Parents can that IS usually mherited to aVOid competitive sports, The Henry Ford Museum between beats makes It more death, It'S cntlcal that all fami- browse and buy amidst the Death occurs as a result ofven- their hfestyles don't have to and Greenfield Village, 20900 vulnerable to fatal arrhyth- ly members be tested for the work of more than 125 artIsts trlcular fibnllatlOn, or an change drastICally m order to Oakwood m Dearborn, bnngs mias syndrome once someone In the Youngsters can make crafts abnormal heart arrhythIma remam healthy hIstory to hfe Merge mto the Symptoms of LQTS mclude famIly IS dIagnosed m order to and shop m a Youth ArtIsts "Most QT deaths occur dur- "The chIld usually can stIll "past-lane" dunng the 49th syncope, or sudden loss of con- avert tragic consequences play recreatIonal sports," Market at the Cluldren's FaIr annual Old Car Festival, fea- mg the adolescent years, SCIousness, and sudden death The entire famIly wIll also Farooki said "But moderatIOn turmg a celebratIOn of 100 although adults can and do we Syncope usually occurs dunng LQTS IS treated WIth beta enJoy an mternatlOnal array of IS the key, and anyone who years of the Packard Company, from the dIsorder," SaId Dr Zia penods of emotIOnal excite- blocker medIcatIOns that must .'.- live mUSIC,dance and dramatic Farookl, sectIOn director of plays With the child should .: Saturday, Sept 11 and Sunday, ment such as anger or extreme be taken for life Once dIag. performances Call (313) 577- know what to do if syncope Sept. 12 The world of pedIatnc cardIology at St John fear, or dunng phYSICal exer- nosed, patients must take the 5088 HospItal and Mewcal Center. occurs. 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It's a busy life for Justin Bosley By Dana Waklji and 190 pounds, Bosley was Special Wnter ural talent takes over" not drawn to the more "tradI- Justm Bosley Isn't amazmg Bosley was a member of the tIOnal" sports hke basketball varsity sWim team all four because he became a successful and baseball rower, cross country runner yeari>and was named all-con- "frrho,;C' sP')J't ...) ~rL '>u talt ...ut- fCICllte three times swunmer, trombone player, onentpd,' i>ald Bo.,!l'Y "The scholar athlete award wmner, It W,h a fpllowsWImmerwho amount of \\ drk a ppr,on pUh commumty servIce volunteer m only gol''> '>0 I,ll b( forr Ildt See BOSU:Y, page 3C and a newly accepted student at Harvard Urnversity What's amazmg IS that Bosley managed to accomphsh all of that whIle gettmg seven hours of sleep a mght (so he claIms) and haVInga social hfe WhIle Grosse Pomte South has boasted its share of accom- phshed student-athletes, clear- ly Justm Bosley set the bar Justin Bosley will continue his rowing career at HarvardUniversity. even hIgher for hImself Although he stands 6-feet-3 Sailing brothers get to see the country By Chuck Klonke advanced to the regional seml- Sports Editor finals One of the thIngs they A paIr of Grosse Pomte Park learned was that they had to brothers are gettmg a chance beef up the crew - hterally to see the country through saIl- So when John deCidedto SaIl mg In smglehanded events thIS Chns and John Van ToI,who year, Chns recrwted an expen- are members of the JUDIorsaIl- enced saIlor who would also mg program at BaYVIewYacht prOVIdesome extra poundage Club, each competed m natIOn- "We didn't have enough al regattas thiS summer weight," Chns SaId "He's 6-2 Chris, whoWIllbe a sernor at and about 180 pounds On a Grosse Pointe South tlus fall, smaller boat lIke thIs, weight IS qualIfied for the Sears Cup a bIg factor." Regatta, whIch was held m John, a sophomore at South, Balboa, Calif He skippered a competed In the Smythe three-man crew that mcluded Trophy Regatta In Hawaii The Grosse Pomter Ward DetWIler Smythe Trophy IS a smgle- and Scott Wake of Sturgeon handed competItion Bay, Wise. John agam learned that They firushed seventh but weight can be a major factor In were pleased WIththe effort a national regatta, especIally If "It was kmd of mtlmldatlng the venue ISan ocean. He had at first, but once we saIled a firushed second In the semlfi- Chris Van Tol. Scott Wake and Ward Detwiler raise a san couple of races we got mto It," during the Sears Cup competition at the Balboa Yacht Chns said. See BROTHERs, page 8e Club In eautornia. John Van Tal Balled to a second-plac~ finish in the Last year, the crew of the Smythe Trophy semlflnals to qualify for the finals in Van Tol brothers and Wake Hawaii. CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED BMW •

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By Chuck Klonke Another surpnse was the yards 10 four plays wIth pass from Koerber to K C "I was JokingH WIthdm who(defensivehad a Sports Editor play of Jumor tmlback 'Ibrrean Cleveland scormg on a 49-yard Cleary "We played real good back) Ste~e t ar k' nd call A week ago, Grosse Pomte Cleveland, who carned 15 run The Norsemen boosted theIr defense," Sumhera bald "Port big game, ~s wfleea th 109 North fullback Bnan times for 129 yards as the "Michael Kaslborskl took hiS lead to 21-0 at halfhme when Huron had only SIXfirbt downs, h1m 'Flp" hlor as om.h to e-panthI Vandenberghe's back wab so Norsemen piled up 316 yards man outSide and Joe Callies Vandenberghebroke loose for a 53 yards passing and 63 yards He dId~t ave any ac;d~ th s "ore he had trouble gettmg mto on the ground Quarterback took hiS man mSlde and 90-yard touchdown run rushmg Wehad a lot of tackles week :;us~P w~ r; ) ~ d three-pomt stance Stott Koerber rushed for (Vandeberghe) took out the Koerber passed to Cleary for behmd the hne The defense tackles oredO" uron go La"t Friday Vandenberghe another 40 yards on SIXcarnes linebacker," Sumbera said of the two-pomtconversIOn was all over them" mto ~ ~~n ~ry F d t \\a~ a hug(' pam to Port "Cleveland ...tarted out ab our Cleveland's touchdown run Port Huron scored ItS only No ~St~ Bm~d n aya Huron'" defen.lve team No 3 tailback and now he's No "Kaslborskl and Calhes were touchdown WIthJust under SIX Tackle Ryan Fned had a 7 pm an I' ~ ~gsl come It \\ a~ good to get our full. 1 and It's gOingto be tough to Just dominant We also got minutes remammg m the thud game.hlgh 15tackles and three 10 Witha 11- refor a e~ osmg back balk," "aid North coach get him out of there," Sumbera good 1mI' play from (Carlo) quarter Koerber was hit while sacks DefenSive end Joe to Elsenhowetliras wee I F t 'ran k Surnbera after "ald Car dam, (Lee) Andrus and our throwmg and hIS pass was Hermann had 12 sopst and "Their 0 enset lb revok PVI'St Vandenberghe ran for 135 The "trong ground attack tight end Bnan Bigham" picked off by hnebacker Troy James Ellis had 11 RobKarlik around thel~ ~I ac, a vard~ and ~cored two touch- ha'" ,\1-0 bel'n somethmg of d On th~ filbt bcollng drive Peyerk who returned the and Calhes had mne and eight Harwood, an V t e1~hquarter: down~ In the Nor"emen's 28-7 surpll"e for Sumbera Bigham also caught a 21-yard Interce~tlOn 33 yards for a tackles, respectively back, Tomd';~ lom~e, vllton over the Big Reds In the "We thought we'd be throw- third down pass from Koerber touchdown "Most of the tackles were Sumbera S81. ey a so ave Macomb Area Conference mg 25 time" a game, but our ChriS Manclk kicked the North completed the sconng from the hnemen and the lme- a goo~receiver m Mark Brown White DIVISIOnopener for each glound game has been so efTec- extra pomt to gIve North a 7-0 early in the fourth quarter on a backers, which IS the way we They re not real blg ~ut they ~chool t,ve we throw only nme passes lead 25-yard pass from Koerber to want It," Sumbera said have goodteam speed "He came back to practice agamst Port Huron," Sumbera North mounted another long Jason Rusko and Mancik Monday and said hiS back was said dnve the next time It got the added the extra POint. The feeling better and by the mld- North Jumped on the Big football, marchmg 69 yards m touchdown was set up by a 12- die of the week It wasn't both. Reds early The Norseman seven plays Vandenberghe yard run by Cleveland enng him at all It was sore- defense stopped Port Huron on went the final three yards. Key As strong as North's offense ness m the muscle and It went downs on ItS first possessIOn plays were a 30 yard run by lookedm the game, the defense away" North took over and went 63 Vandenberghe and a 20-yard might have been even better Knights play better than they practice

By Chuck Klonke Westland took the opening down, Brammer attempted rus yards m 15 cames Sports Editor kickoff and the ULS defense first hIgh school field goal and MObtfootball coaches hve by Legree had an outstanding stopped the Warnors on connected from 21 yards to the theory that teams play hke game on defense as he made 13 downs When Westland punt- make It 24-0 tackles from hiS hnebacker they practice ed, Trevor Broad blocked the After last Saturday's 46-0 pOSItion,mcludmg two sacks kick and the Knights took over But the KnIghts weren't He also recovered a fumble victory over Lutheran on the Warnors' 17-yard lme down Maitland Intercepted a Westland m a Metro Legree received the bone On the first play from scnm- pass and returned It 53 yards award for the hardest hit Conference game, Umverslty mage, M81tland went up the for a touchdown WIth 12 sec. Liggett School's Gary HIlls IS middle for the touchdown onds left m the first half On wondenng Just how true the "He had about five or SIXreal behmd excellent blocks by Ross the conversIOnattempt, Broad goodhcks," HIlls saId. old adage IS I LeWicki and Chip Fowler got a lngh snap but recovered Others who played well "I've gIven up thmkmg that Mark Brammer added the first and dove mto the end zone for If practIce ISbad, we're gomg to defenSIvelywere Hawasli, who of hiS five extra pomt kIcks to two pomts and a 32-0 halftime had ULS' other interceptIOn; play bad," Hills said "Last make It 7-0 advantage week m practIce we lookedhke Broad and M81tland, who had Westland fumbled the next Lowe scored on another 44- SIXtackles apiece; and Sean a bunch of kids from the neigh- tIme It had the football and yard run m the third quarter, borhood Just out to goof Metry, who made five stops ULS'Jim McBnde recovered at helped by a block on the free After winmng their first two around, but when game bme mIdfield Two plays later, safety by Hawasli. came around, we played as Metro Conference games, the Charles Lowe scored on a 14- Freshman Curtis Lowe Knights host Allen Park Co-captain well as we've ever played yard run wrapped up the sconng with a "The first half, espeCIally, Cabnru m a non-league contest Kim Hepner was recently elected senior co-captain Late In the first quarter, 40-yard run late in the fourth Friday at 4 15 p m of the Wittenberg (Ohio) women's soccer team. J'he everythmg we did turned to ULS tned a sweep around the quarter wrhey have a good quarter- former Grosse Pointe South letterwinner in three gold Weplayed a flawless foot- nght Side and Lowe scored on a "1 felt bad when we scored back and they have some ath- sports is a four-year starter at midfield for the Tigers. ball game - no turnovers It 44-yard run He was put m the that last one, but 1 had all of letes on the team, but It's diffi- Under new coach Fran Kulas, Wittenberg is looking was amazmg" clear by a block by Legree, a my subs In and we ran the play HlIls mmd was eased some cult to gauge how strong they forward to a successful season in the North Coast former pulhng guard who is to the short Side of the field," are because 1 don't know that Albletic Conference. when he talked to rus four cap- now the Knights' quarterback HIlls said. tams - Anthony Legree, NIck much about the league they "Anthony couldn't walt to get Charles Lowe, who rushed play m," Hills said Maitland, MIke Elanges and nd of the ball so he could hit for 168 yards m 13 carnes was W"lrf"f HJ'lna ...1J ;,omL bod:> ," Hill» "dId With d the Kmghts' player of the "I kept asking them, 'are we laugh game Maitland added 105 ready to play?' and they'd At the end of the first quar- always answer, 'yes,'" Hills ter, ULS held a 21-0 lead said "Before the game "After that we tned to slow Saturday 1 asked Anthony thmgs down," Hills smd. "We Pointe again and he said, 'we're didn't throw a pass We punted The Grosse , ready' He was so stern and on fourth and one, wIDchwe United Church POSitiveabout It, 1 didn't worry wouldn't normally do We were about It anymore." 2-1OOlaJbue m control of the football game" GaR Poore F.mm : It didn't take long for the With a mmute and a half 3lJ.884. 301S J{mghts to prove they were rem81nmg, ULS drove the ball ready to play ~*It Senices Saaday -10100 a.m. . to the Westland four On fourth www.GPUNlTED.crg • it

•First half lifts. Utica past South

By Chuck Klonke ~ports Editor , Grosse Pomte South football roach Mike McLeod had one regret after hiS Blue Devils had dropped a 26-13deCISIOnto Utica m South's MacombArea Conference White DIVISIOn opener , "They're a good football team, but If we had played the first halfhke we did the second half, 1 trunk we'd have beaten Keyless remote conlrQ4 3 5 Irt~r ~em," McLeodsaid twm earn CD player 5lk '3858 "They didn't do anythmg we dIdn't practice agamst and It'S tough to duplicate an ofTenseIn Fall Session NEW 1999 CUTLASS GL SEDAN practIce, but [ blame myselffor I.opIty Smngs for Past 0kIs Ownst SIt thiS one 1 didn't do a goodJob -OlIP1R!laeorS15lOMrLeltt 'u DOWN of gettmg us ready for thiS game We made some adJust- ments at halftime and dId a Sign-Up much better Job" The Chieftams, who are 2-0, List $19,860 Power w"'

1 September 9. 1999 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C Van Tols From page Ie succei>, of the uew Ldkp Huron The Van Tols, nals to earn hl~ tnp to Hawall "It took a ",hill', but I thmk Dl'twller and Cach repre,ent- "It's alway, wmdy In their dad finally reahze~ thdt (d Lake St Clair Hawau," he ~ald "The ChrIS and John\ level of "Wf' were real happy With tradewmd, are u~ually about saLlhng expertl~e I~ pretty our fim,>h," ChrIS said "We 20 knots and the wmd when high," hald their mother, won eight of 10 races and we we were qual1fymg wa, Cheryl hdnded thp wmmng boat It'S between five and 10 knots The Van Tal, regularly com- only lo"s (Abbott) was the sIl- Most of the other ,allor~ In the pete In DetrOIt ReglOndl ver mpdal1,t In Atlanta In race weighed about 30 poundi> Yachting A,MJudtLOn Junl Van Tol, figure to do well He dE'cldpd to try thp ~mgle- For the la"t two vear" .John ~H'(au<.(' all of the "allor, are handed events "becau'>e I has been JUJl10r SkIpper of the Irom blmllar backgrounds It's wanted to do somethmg differ- Year, WIth hiS brothel wmmg ddferpnt than the natIOnal ent" m second eH'nh where sallors from the One of the advantages - "I thought I mIght bpat him ,outheabtern and western which can also be a disadvan- thiS year, but It went do",n to ,tatp" have an advantage tage - IS that the sailor IS on the Sixth tiebreaker and John heCdu"e they can saIl all year hiS own won agam," Chfl, smd With d We have to take advantage "You don't have to hsten to smlle "The funny thmg I", of thp good weather when we anybody else, but If you make we've never saLled agam~t have It," Chflb said "It's not a mIstake It'S your fault and each other But at least we'n' unu"ual for us to saIl four nobody else's," John said "You keepmg It m the family" hour" 111 the mornIng and four Earher thiS "ummer, Chn" hour" In the afternoon" Scott Wake. Chris Van Tol and Ward Detwiler, left to right. competed for the Sears can't talk to anybody and get another opmIOn, either" and Carfle Howe of Gro""e Chn" thmh thIS might be Cup in a national junior salU.Dg regatta in California. 10 hi" final year of heavy compe- The Van Tols come by their Pomte competed a natlOnal salhng prowess naturally regatta m the Boston area and titIOn finished 11th 111 a 96-boat 'I've had a couple of offers to Their father, Paul, IS an field teach saLlmg next summer and accomplished saIlor who IS a Bosley ThIS weekend the Van To! With college commg up, I have three-time WInner m the brotheft ~allmg In BaYVLCw'sJumor pro- became hIs great paSSlOn - Head of the Charles on the teachers and coaches at "I can't remember a time boats from each of the Great gram In fact, he'd lIke to make rowmg Charles River, which has been Grosse Pomte South made all when we weren't saIlmg," Lakes ~aIlmg a career "I wasn't attached to It nght called the largest one-day hIs success pOSSible Chns s81d "It has always been They finished a strong ,>ec- "I'd lIke to find a profeSSion away," Bosley explamed "It annual regatta m the world "I've had a lot of lucky a way of hfe In our family" was my sophomore year when and to Bill Abbott's crew from In "allIng," he SaId "That'i> "It's an amaz10g regatta," breaks," said Bosley "I ve had Chns has sailed m four It sunk In that that's for me Sarma, WhICh represented how much I enJoy It" s81d Bosley "So many people amazing teachers Grosse MackInac races, while hIS "If you're WIllIng to put m go there" Pomte South is an unbeatable younger brother has made the the work, you can go as far as Bosley has an additional school for student-athletes tnp from Port Huron to you want Rowmg has opened reason for antICipatIng the They help you accomphsh Mackinac Island tWice more doors for me m school, Head of the Charles thIS what you need to In academIcs ThIs year the Van Tol's boat, WIth fnends, helpmg bUild October 21 - hIS girlfriend, and athletiCS - they allow you who I am to a greater extent EhmInator, was second m ItS Emily Richard, IS also a rower to develop both " class (PHRF-J) It becomes part of you " and her school, the Umversity No doubt Harvard wIll allow Bosley saId the phySical "It was really close," Chns of Virginia, WIll be participat- Bosley to contmue hiS develop- saId "We got beat by a mmute challenge is Just part of the ment m both at the hIghest mg and four seconds" lure that rOWIngholds for hIm "It'll be the first chance I pOSSiblelevel The Van Tol brothers have "You get to know who you have to see her (smce gomg to made a key contnbutIon to the are, exactly what you are capa- college)," said Bosley "So I'm ble of," said Bosley "The abIl- really lookmg forward to It " Ity to test yourself IS the best Bosley wdl also reumte gift It can give you It IS so WIth fellow Grosse Pomter and much more mental than other rower Art Samsonov, who has sports " been at Harvard the past year Bosley has taken the chal- Bell credIts Samsonov WIth lenge of rOWIng to the mterna- some of Bosley's development tIonal level as a rower Bosley won at the "They raced every day," said Canadian N atlOnal Bell "They prodded each ChampIOnshIps whIle compet- other along That's kmd of mg In the sernor men s heavy- where you WIn races, m prac- weight dIVISIon tice. If you have someone who He took Just a week off knows how to practice, you after that before begInmng tend to WIn a lot of races tramIng agam In earnest. "Whatever they were domg, John Van Tol of Grosse Pointe Park finished second in Then he headed for the they tned to do the best pOSSI- the Smythe Cup semifinals and qualified for the national Jumor time trials In ble Job It makes coachIng finals in Hawaii. Pnnceton, New Jersey July 9- easy." 10 By a.chIeVIng a certam Bosley said BellIS responsi- tIme, Bosley made the JunIor ble not only for helpmg hIm, NatIonal Team. but for creatmg opportUnitIeS Upon hiS return It was more for all kIds who want to learn Intense tramIng for three to row weeks before departmg for "He's been m the sport for Bulgana July 27 WIth hIS over 25 years," saId Bosley coach, Dr RIchard Bell "He challenges you to be the What Bosley found there best you can be It s excltmg to was hke nothIng he had ever see someone so paSSIOnate seen or expenenced about what he's dOIng" The course was a giant, In return, Bell paId Bosley man-made concrete structure one of the highest complI- ongInally bUIlt for the 1989 ments a coach can give CanoelKayak ChampIOnshIps. "He would be a fine kid to It was 2,000 meters long with have as your son," Bell saId eIght lanes and a flow from "He s done all the thmgs you'd start to fimsh hope a kid would do Just Both Bosley and Bell agreed overall a tremendous ablhty to that It was the best course dIrect hiS capablhbes and tal- they had ever seen ents and control hiS emotIOns There were people from all (m competitIOn) He always over the world - Estoma, tned to run the fastest, hft the Justin Bosley displays some of the trophies he won at Belarus, Belgium, South most, train the hardest The a national scholastic rowing regatta in Canada last sum- Afnca, AustralIa, China, kids hked him He was a mer. Japan and the Ukrame "You heard so many lan- ~ages around," saId Bosley "I talked to one fellow from the Ukr81ne He was very inter- ested m the Umted States" As for the racmg, Bosley competed m the smgle sculls EFFERSO ONLY 11 GAMES LEFT AT "THE CORNER" Although he lost hIS heat, he CHEVROLET went mto a second-chance race Grosse Pointe Detroit called the repechage. By WIn. ,.rk ~ 15175 E. Jefferson Av•• ...... ,.,-_~- 2130 E. Jefferson Ave. mng that, he advanced to the TIGERSVSBLUE JAYS 313-821.2000 313-25901200 semIfinal The eventual gold Fn Sept 10 705 fireworks Spectacular' IluC111T1Choooq 11 ~PI, ,0,1 \\1 and sIlver medalIsts were also Sat Sept 11 5 05 m that event The finals were dIVIded mto Sun Sept 12 105 TigerStadium (ollector Pin'(mTll' ,I "A" level for the top SIX, "B" Stroll in the Parll' I Photo Day' level for the 7-12 places and "",,-.._-"9 ~""'oooor",, ~."htf"'""'""'9 "C"level for 13-18 Bosley won the "C" final, -l,." •...L 0 -~ IUftII .P6IS* whIch meant he placed 13th of the 32 racers FOR TICKETS CALL _ ..~~ Both Bosley and Bell said that outcome dId not really 248.25. TIGER reflect how well Bosley raced for (ommc. Pill lKttl rnfonNllOI1 lilll1l 963 2050 "He was satisfied and so was I," Bald Bell "I don't thmk we knew (gomg In) how fast they were" Now Bosley must turn hIS attentIon to new challenges at YOU CAN ADVERTISETOOl Harvard, both 10 academiCS as a pre-medIcal student, and 10 rOWlDg CAll 882.3500 Harvard remams one of the preemment rOWIng programs Toresme Disp1lly Advertising spate by 2p,rn, Fridoy September 9, 1999 _4C __ Sports Grosse Pointe News Knights win own tennis tourney with singles sweep

By Chuck Klonke Chnstme Slone Kmgsley won matcheb flight With a 6-4, 6-7, 6-3 Victo- Keen,maekers 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 for In the KnIghts' only dual Sports Editor her fir;,t two matches before "Amy played great," Wnght ry over the Knights' SeJal the title at No 3 doubles meet of the week, ULS dropped Umverblty Liggett School meetmg Sanders saId "She's buch a strong hIt- Pankh and LIZZII' Campbell South's fourth doubles team a 7-1 deCISIon to a strong Port 'iwept the bmgle;, competition ter She's domg a mce Job after Pankh and Campbell posted a of Brenna Mansfield and Huron Northern squad at labt v.eek\ ULS InvitatIOnal "Beth wab down 5-1 III the playmg doubles for the labt three-set victory agamst Meghan White had ItS tough- ULS' only wm came from gUlb tenlllb tournament. but second set agamst Emily three years" North's Brett Crawford and est match agaInst the ULS paIr Ealba, who beat Allison the Knight;,' strength m dou- before ;,he came back to wm," South's first doubles team of Anne Evola of Dusty Taylor and Lesley DeGrow 6-2, 6-4 In first sm- ble;, carned them to the team Wnght ;,aId Brody Dawson and Caroline "That was a real competitive Greene, wmnIng 6-4,7-5 gles champIOnship Cavanaugh beat ULS' pair of flight," Wnght said "Three of In fourth ;,mgles, ULS' Amy Katie Maurer and Nayla KaZZI the SIX matches went three "We s\\ ept the blllgle~ flights SIIver ...ton defeated South's for the champIOnship sets" South and (Grobse Pomte) South SU;,.In MerrIll m the finals, 7-5, In second doubles, It was Carolme ,Janeway and ;,wept the doubleb, but dll tour 0-4 !\lei nil Wd;, :::>outh'J>only Margaret Batten and Carolyn Hadley Brmk of South beat From page 2C pass The extra pomt attempt of our double, teams won their ;,mgle... player to Will two Gorski of South wmnmg the ULS' PUJa Venkat and JulIe faIled, but UtIca led 20-6 WIth other two matches, whIle Gathff and 15 yards to Matt 1 45 left m the half South won tWice at only one of Jarboe The Chieftams threatened the smgles flights," said South held Utica on downs, agam after recovenng a South Knights coach Chuck Wnght helped by another tackle for a loss by Danko, and the Blue fumble, but tIme expIred WIth UtIca on the Blue DeVIls'two ULS fimshed wIth a total of DeVIls regamed posseSSIOn on 20 pomts, while runner-up the Chteftams' 44 1bcco was shaken up late m South had 16 Grosse Pomte the first half and Andrew North and Bloomfield Hills Two off-tackle runs by Vlasak started the second half Academy of the Sacred Heart Jarboe for 23 and 21 yards put at quarterback and guIded the also competed South on the scoreboard, but Blue DeVIls on a 73-yard "I'm real pleased with the the extra pomt attempt was touchdown dnve that was way we played because It's blocked so UtIca held a 7-6 capped by Jarboe's seven-yard always fun to beat South," lead run Wnght saId "The guls have a Mike O'NeIll kIcked the fnendly competition because South's Andy HIll broke up a extra pomt to cut UtIca's lead Mark (South coach Mark fourth-down pass m the end to 20-13 SobleralskI) workb wIth a lot of zone to stop UtIca's next dnve my gIrls and has done a lot for at the South 18, but the SoutlI moved the ball on Its them I've worked wIth a lot of Chieftams made some defen- next three posseSSIOns, but the players on hIS team, too SIve arlJustments to stop the tWice the dnves were stopped We may have beaten them m Blue DeVIls' runmng game by mterceptIOns, mcludmg thiS tournament, but they once at the ChteftaIns'sIX-yard could beat us when we meet "They moved the hnebacker hne them m a dual meet" over our tackle after Jarboe's The Blue DeVIls' defense did- two runs," McLeod saId n't allow Utica a first down Lauren Ealba won all three untd there was about eIght of her matches at No 1 smgles UtIca took advantage of a mmutes left m the fourth for ULS and all of the WIns fumbled snap on a punt quarter Leach picked up 17 were III straIght sets North's attempt and the Chieftams got yards on first down, then two Kathryn Barlow posted two the football on the South 13 plays later ran 71 yards on a wms at No 1 smgles WIth a httle more than three keeper for the ChIeftams' final mInntes remaimng m the first touchdown. Julie Megler won all three of half Jarboe was South's leadIng her matches at second smgles Quarterback Brad Leach hIt ball carrier WIth 81 yards in 13 III straight sets North's Enn Division champions sophomore receiver MIke attempts DIMaggIO won two of her three The Eastside Tennis Club. led by captains KeUe McMillan and Shelly Porter, won Longo for 11 yards on second matches their division In the U~d States Tennis Association's summer competition with down and on the next play, "Drew Wrosch played an an 8-2 record. Eastside qualified for the district championships in Rochester where Roeschke scored from the two outstandmg two-way game," ULS freshman Beth Sanders it beat Livonia in its first match, but lost to a team from Travis Polnte In its sec- He kIcked the extra pomt for a McLeod SaId of his fullback won two close matches on the ond. In front, from left, are EUeen Db::on, Stacy Conley and McMillan. Inback. from 14-6 lead and safety "I thought 1bcco way to her champIOnshIp at left. are Gabrielle Thomas. Ted Bannon, Porter, Joanne Muse, Jane Krysinski and It was three and out on had a great game and It was thIrd smgles Sanders beat Carmela Rowsell. Not pictured are Susan Hoffman, Beth Quinn. Donna Ridella and South's next posseSSIOn and good to get Vlasak some expe- North's EmIly Kmgsley 7-5, 7-5 Amy Van Osdol. the Chieftams got the football nence, too" m the champIOnshIp round. on the Blue DeVIls' 43 South, 1-1 overall, plays Its Sanders also won a tough 7-6, On the first play, Leach hIt first home game Fnday at 7 6-3 deCISIOn agamst South's Longo for a 43-yard touchdown p m agaInst Port Huron OFF TO SCHOOL OR COLLEGE STERLING DON'T I,THEFALL? AUTOBODY CENTERSTlf {I I (Formerly JOE RICCI5,Star Collision) LEAVE {

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Harper Woods SchoolAd...... ----- _ 313.343.5443 L Clt)-/State ZIp _ ~ September 9, 1999 Grosse Pointe News Sports 5C i Freshman sets the pace as North girls win cross country opener By Chuck Klonke Katie Waltou, Julla Weinert, whlth Ii>good for a couple of Sports Editor Emily Borui>hko ,md Kathryn firi>t-ycar runners," Cooper Groi>i>e Pomte North girls Veryser !>ald "And Heather Ii>our No 9 cro'ib country coach Scott Ford took third p),lce to avert runnpr n Cooper got hl~ Chni>tmas and the shutout Cooper ha" hiS largest i>quad birthday prei>cnt" all wrapped "Our tlmc" weren't CXLep- With 80 runners out for the up In one when Laura Fli>her tlOnal, but we're trymg to go ~port thl~ fall and her family moved back to out a httle slower thl" year," North\' next actIOn IS GrOi>i>ePOinte from Wisconsin Cooper said "I thmk Ja~t year Saturday at the Muskrat "I'm all taken care of for a we might have peaked too InVitatIOnal at Algonac .,.,hilt:.," Cuupel "aId aftel "von They're I Ulllllllg light A lut uf the team" III our Flshcr, a frei>hman, led the where I want them now" dlVIi>lOn (Macomb Area Nori>emen to a season-opening Also turmng III i>trong per- Conference White) will be 18-45 Victory ovcr Ford II formances agamst Ford were there so It WIll be a good indi- "It's mce to have a freshman two first-year Jumors, Rebecca catIOn of how we stack up step In and be No 1 on the Maul and Enka Palazzolo, agamst them," i>ald Cooper, team And she's Just gOing to Alllson Glovak and freshman who guided the Norsemen to get better We've been working Heather O'Boyle the MAC White champIOnshIp With her on her fimsh and she "Rebecca and Enka are our In 1998 had an excellent fimsh III thiS eIghth and 10th runners, meet" Fisher comes by her running ablhty naturally "Her dad, Jim Fisher, was on the state champIOnshIp team here at North and her uncles on her mother's Side, the The Grosse Pointe Woods-Shores National All-Star team won the District 6 Little Hammer brothers, were also League tournament for 11-12-year-olds. In front. from left. are Matt Lombardi, Paul outstandIng track athletes," McAlpine.Jamie Sheppard. AIel[Symonds. Michael Unger and Ben Gardner. In the mid- Cooper said dle row. from left, are Brad Herman. Kevin Smutek. Chris McAlpine, SCott Kopplnger, FollOWIng Fisher across the Bill Matouk Jr .• Jimmy Martin and John Okonowskl. In back are head coach Bill fimsh lIne as North took eight Matouk. left. and assistant coach Gary Lombardi. Not pictured is assistant coach Jeff of the first mne places were eheryt Herman, sophomore Laura Secord, (Yur newe~t dpsign semor captam Tracy Secord, team membpr Sheryl has 15 years experience In the Woods-Shores National squad captures Grosse Pomte area ;md IS an expert In her field (color cuts, District 6 Little League baseball crown make-up and arching) She IS booking qUickly-GO cilll now The Grosse Pomte Woods- Farms-CIty ralhed for five runs KeVIn Smutek, Bill Matouk, bats came ahve In an 11-7 VIC- 10 reserve your Shores NatIOnal League 11-12- in the sIxth, but fell a run Chris McAlpme, Matt tory over Farms-City mornmg or evenmg year-old All-Stars won all four short LombardI, Ben Gardner and Amencan Sheppard pitched appointment! of Its games to take the cham- Jimmy Martm scored the four strong mrungs to post hiS pIOnshIp m the Dlstnct 6 Little Scott Koppmger pitched four Woods-Shores runs second WIn of the tournament League baseball tournament at scoreless mrungs to record hiS Ghesqulre Park second Will In the tournament In ItS second game, Woods- Other players who con- Alex Symonds posted the save Shores National tral1ed 2-0 tnbuted to the Woods-Shores 313-882-4246 The Woods-Shores NatIOnals Woods-Shores NatIOnal early In the contest but rallIed success were Brad Herman, 18546 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe Farms edged the Grosse POInte began tournament play WIth a for a 6-4 WIn over Farms-City Paul McAlpme, John Farms-City Amencan All-Stars 6-1 VIctOry over Harper Woods NatIonal Koppmger picked up Okonowsk! and MIchael Unger 6-5 m the champIOnship game NatIOnal The wmners receIved the WIn WIth five sohd mnmgs Bill Matouk was the coach, YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! Woods-Shores bUilt a 6-0 strong pitching from Jamie ofrehef assisted by Gary Lombardi and lead through SIX mmngs Sheppard Woods-Shores NatIOnal's Jeff Herman CALL882.3500

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" " Thursday, September 9, 1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 313-88~-6~OO CLHSSIFIE ~tlYEnTISIN6 DEADUNES ANNOUNCEMENTS 0 301 CI I 604 Antlque/Cla,.,c 909 Bicycle Repair' 953 MuSICIn'!rument Repa" ou, E ..., """ SAIf & enca .. _ 954 Palnhng/decOf"atlng OUOA ~ """ 099 &'SIOell Opportunoh" 302 Con,olelCen' Ca,e 605 Fore gn ~~lntenan/ce 956 PM! C ntral RfNTA1S & IlWESTAJE 100 Announcement' 303 Day Care 606 Jeep'/4 wheel 910 Boat Repa'" 957 Plumb<° & In""llatlon RfSOUR

099 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1M COMPUTER SERVICE 109 ENTERTAINMENT 121 DRAPERIES 200 HElP WANTED GENERAl IRTHDAYS, CARPET cleaning truck- POINTE Computer Repair MAGIC of J R McAtee- AFFORDABL Y sewn, win- BASKETBALL coacftes very low mileage. Eam Upgrades, netrworklng, Voted Best of DetrOit dow treatments, ro- needed, 5th, 6th boys, ANNIVERSARIES, $300- $500 per day Full lessons Quality service, www Jrmcatee com mans, valances Your 5th, 6th girlS, and 7th or part lime $19,900 convenient hours (810)286-2728 fabriC, my lalent Quahty grade girts Salary If in- CONGRATULATIONS (313)882-7983, or (313}331-0792 work (810)794-9208 terested contact Margar. VALET parking services et Spindler (313)884- l SPECIAL EVENTS ••• qvallable Reasonable CUSTOM DRAPERIES 1070 ~ • I~ME COMPUTER rates (313)882-2726 Blinds, carpet, wallpaper, ASSISTANCE & Bedspreads, & decorative BOAT, car, home malnte. INSTRUCTION I'LL come to you to take WINDOWS, QUICKEN, 112 HEALTH t NUTRITION Accessones nance, full time, Mon- PLACE YOUR HAPPY AD " SUPRISf your portrart Bob, 313- INTEJlNET VISit our Showroom at day- Fnday $8 00- BY APPOINTMENT 881-4413 BRECKELS Massage 22224 Gratiot $10 001 hour depending - BILL CUDLIP YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILYI Therapy 93 Kercheval DRAPERIES BY PAT on expenence. Dnvers MICHIGAN WORKSHOP =il13-SS4-12S? .On The Hill" Now offer. 810.778.2584 license reqUired. 313- FOR THE BLIND Ing massage 7 days a 565-9845, 313-938- ONLY 510.00 Per column inch 313.946.7660 week Excellent for FrullQ'ated because y-Door ServICe! TCBYTREATS DESK Staff- Full or part construcllOn actMtles With aU the I88l18S surroundmg long- term care, 17045 Kercheval time $7501 hour East- Pr8ll10us expenence a it's not su-pn8lng that a lot of people are ~~~ Grosse Pointe Side Tenms Club plus MInimum 40 hours! concerned. The good news 19 that WIth some (313)886-2944 week WIth benefits Sal- cerefuI planning you can have control of your ASSISTANT ------ary negOtIable Please long- term care needs, For complete detatls, DOG groomer- dependa' fax resume to 313-881- +~~~ FOR NEW CAR ble. expenenced Fnday, 6874 (8101445-0373 WIthout any sales pressure, DEPARTMENT Saturday, 60% plan to attend thiS educatIOnal samlnar Must be 18 or older (810)772-2110 GROWING InternatIOnal ransportatio & have good dnVlng re- ENERGETIC individual to company looI

20 I HElP WANTED 203 HHP WANTED 300 SITUATIONS WANTED 305 SITUATIONS WANTED 200 HHP \'/ANTED GINERAl 202 HELP WANTED Cl£RJII"t ""a 1984 relia e transporta Ion a Salary dependent upon www houseketeers com good organizational Library Submll resume Mr Roy 313-886-1763 WAITSTAFF&Hostesses- must Call 313-821- qualilicatlOns and expen "" /110 772 (NUS ~ , to Jim Preston, Director days nights fulll part skills like to work With 400 MER CHAN DISE Harper Woods PubliC LI- RECEPTIONiST posilion time, fleXible hours Will 2778. after 4 p m ance Medical nsurance ANTIQUES / COllECTIBlES and parkmg allowance ot. your hands and enJoy brary, 19601 Harper available at animal hos. train Apply Elias Broth- NANNY needed part time POINTE CARE SERVICES fered Fax resume to Re working With a dedicated FUll. Part T,ma Or Live-In AGE.OLD UTICA Ave, Harper Woods. MI pltal Please call ers. 20710 Mack, weekdays for 7 month team. please call 313- Personal Care. ceptlonlst (313)961-1556 ANTIQUES MARKET 48225 No telephone In. (313)822-2870 after Grosse POinte Woods old Infant In our Grosse Companionship or mall to 1900 Buhl 8828866 Insu.ed - Bonded September 11-12 qUlrles 7 30pm for details E 0 E POinte home FleXible K of C Grounds BUilding, 535 Gnswold PART time OrthodontiC Gro~:~yp~,~~:'hu~:~~ent RECEPTIONIST, part ------schedule Please call 21 Mile Road LIGHT Maintenance! Se- time Should love ani' WE care enough to hire 3-1'3-331.8360 Detrol!, M148226-3686 Receptionist needed. 8 5- 944 1 Mile East of VanDyke CUrlty- Full or part time mals Mature, dependa- the very best Part time expenence preferred RECEPTIONIST NEEDED 100s of Dealers $7 501 hour EastSide sales aSSOCiate,Fishers NANNY wanted In my for busy 313-881-5890 r Tenms Club (313)886- ble Apply at 15612 Hallmark, Eastland Mall Grosse POinte Park A+ Live-ins Ltd. Saturday7- 6Sunday8. 4 Harper, Detroit home 3 children, 5. 2, Grosse POinte ollice 206 HELP WANTED CO"",1I111011 CIIRlI.U$ prOVide AdmiSSion $5 2944 (313)371-2899 Monday' Thursday. PART TIME Personal (are Cleamng Cooking 1-800-653-6466 LE Italy's Pizza needs SECRETARYI ReceptIOn- 1 8am- 6pm 3 days! 430- 800, & I ndry Kourly & Dally Rales Lm 1St Full and part dme fleXible Must have car & WORK Fllday 4 30- 6 00. CUSTODIAN. part time, IlIJllru & Bonau ANN Arbor Antiques Ma- phone person, delivery positions available Call AT references Call 248- Cleamng school. able to Dft AlJu Grosse POlDle AI suteat ket- September 18 ~ 19 drivers Call (313)526- HarriS Funeral Home be- 816-3676 Saturday & Sunday 1000- 5 00 hft 50lbs Some Neek- __ 88_1~~OZ3 Saturday & Sunda~, 0300, (810)469-2935 tween 9 and 4 p m 313- HOME RELIABLE day care home ends (810)7773670 on a rotating schedule 303 SITUATIONS WANTED 8am- 4pm, two big days, LOOKING for a 521-3132 32 year old EastSide Man- wanted beginning March at 5005 Ann Arbor Sal. Good phone manners DAY CUE ? ufacturer of the highest 00 313 640 8906 SECRETARY- 15 hours! new career. SERVICE statIOn seeking 1. 20 - - , a mustl Ine Road, eXit #175 off quality, auto aftermarket ft 928 hour WordPerfect, AnENTION. CaII and see If you qua IIIy service techniCians. a er 7pm Call Marci at 194 then south 3 miles . (protective & appearance) EKcel Access knowl- by MICHIGAN LAW ta eam. $50 000 Weaveh wrecker drivers and RESPONSIBLE lOVing 313-886-5040 At the Washlenaw Farm h t d th chemical coatmgs IS seek- edge necessary Please DAY CARE FACILITIES t e sys ems an e cashiers FleXible hours V person needed to care Council Grounds Over h I t k mg representalion ery 203 HElP WANTED send resume to or apply (In-home & centers) sc 00 mg 0 ma e your Grosse POinte Shell for 2 children (4 & 21 300 dealers In quality d t "In demand" products, full DENTAL/MEDICAL at Grosse POinte PubliC must show their antiques and vintage reams come rue Mack! Kerby See Doug (uncomplicated) trammg. nlonths) Tuesdays, Library. 10 Kercheval CaII RIChard Landuyt at (313)886-2390 830- 530 References ASSISTANTI our Warren current hcense to your collectibles all under 313-886-5800 no ($) Investment • With dental office IS seeking a Grosse POinte Farms. advertiSing representallve cover AdmiSSion $500 MI 48236 by September Coldwell Banker SHORT order cook want- potenllaI for above aver. reqUired (313)886-0922 full or part time expen- when plaCing your ads Free parking No pets 23rd Schweitzer ed, good pav Self motl- age weekly Incomel no SinER needed before enced dental assistant THANK YOU oleasel Grosse POinte Farms vated Harvard Grill. travel Ideal for smcere. fo- and after school for 2 It you are dependable. 207 HElP WANTED SAlES LICENSED day care mom DININGI executive library 313-882-9090 ask for cused. "bUSiness like" Indl' girls, ages 7 & 8 Trans- organized & possess a has opemngs Monday. LUNCH BOX DELI Mike vlduals Leave message rt t & f table- 61" round ma- Lunch bme sandWich de- po a Ion re erences caring manor please call Are You Serious About A Thursday, 745- 515 hogany with Inlay (Fed- SPEEDI Photo lab has for Ken 313-886.1763 reqUired Please call 810-755-7070 Career In Real Estate? (10 1/2 & Jefferson eralist), $1,5001 best ~1~g.'60d~I~~~~:dt~:s part time positions avail. r:~.:;:.-=- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- :::-.:;.~,- (313\881-8110 C&A'S needed, up to We are serious about area) 810-779-55~7 Queen Anne style chairs l Own transportation able for days, 9am- 3pm • PROJECT • 202 HHP WANTED ClERICAL $11 501 hour Fulll part your success (8), $2751 best, each Reliability a mu~ and evenings Will tram time, health benefits 'Free Pre.licenslng LIVE. In Child Care- Many 313-418-6115 313.823.5950 Apply m person at Au.Palrs available from MANAGEMENT DENTAL part time front of- available, Bather's Inc classes FURNITURE refinished, 20229 Mack (between 7 IMSI, a leading which to choose flce Command comput. 248-723-0991 'Excluslve Success repaired. stripped any; MAKE your computer work and 8 Mile) midwest PM er experience reqUired Systems Tramlng FleXible rehable, type of caning Free es. < for youl $500 part lime- STATION Attendant for consultmg firm, has DENTAL assistant needed Programs culturally ennchmg and Excellent salary and bo- f R tlmates 313-345-6258, $8,200 full time For free customer care and rou. openings for project nuses Call for mtervlew or busy enalssance 'Varlety Of CommiSSion aHordable Average 248-661-5520 Center pracllce Appli. Plans weekly cost, only $2401 information log onto line auto maintenance managers, planning & (810)773-1050 h Id b www hbn com Use ac- scheduling cants s ou e eKperl' JOin The No 1 per family. not per child TOWN Hall Anliques for cess code 5682 or Will train 7am. 2pm or engmeers with BS EXECUTIVE Secretary reo enced, career minded, Coldwell Banker affiliate Call Sharon 313-881- the best selecllon of Noon- 7pm Closed phone toll free, 1-888- Sundays Village Mara. degrees Automotrve qUired by owner of es- organized and personal- In the Mldwestl 5643 or 1-800960-9100 quality merchandise 78-GOALS (SCA Net- thon, CadleuK at Ker- expenence IS tablrshed firm Full time ly stable Also needed Can George Smale at www euraupalr com Downtown Romeo POSition FleXible hours Lab AsSistant, no experl- 313-886-4200 work) cheval, Grosse Pomte preferred Open 7 days a week, 10 If reqUired Excellent ence necessary Come Coldwell Banker . 304 SITUATIONS WANTED -6 (810)752-5422 MAMA Rosa's Pizzeria See Phil Send resume/ salary to IMSI, PO Box starting salary Send reo JOin our team' Please Schweitzer Real Estate GENIRAl needs poneh heIp, TEACHER ASSistant- Pre- sumes to Box 03053, call Sara at (313)259- _ New to Detroit- ks t t ff 2777, Ann Arbor, BOOKKEEPER. full coo • wal sa, pizza school. Kindergarten clo Grosse POinte News 0300 WANT TO REACH Grosse Pornte area charge, 30 + years ex- makers & delivery peo. Expenence preferred MI4B106 & Connection, 96 Ker- -D-E-NT-A-L-H-y-g-Ie-n-Is-t-a-v-a-Ila-. 8 MILLION Opemng penence Reply to J pie Apply after 4p m Full time, benefits Send 1-8B~ROJ-MGR cheval, Grosse POinte ble to work 30 years ex- HOUSEHOLDS? September 15,1999 _1_5_1_34_M_a_c_k____ resume promptly to :.Fax 734-996-0266.: Bauer, 18530 Mack, Farms, MI48236. penance (313)881.5013 YOU can place your ad #308. Grosse Pomte, MI The Camille DeMano. 171 MR. C'S DELI GROSSE Pomte area Sll,!' In more than 48236 Lakeshore Ad, Grosse dents or momsl Need DENTAL RecepllonlSt- Ex- 600Suburban Newspapers Metropolitan No expenence necessary 201 HELP WlNHD Cashiers. cooks. clerks, POinte Farms, 48236 IAlYSITTER part time general secre- penence reqUired (5 reaching more than 30S SITUATIONS WANTED Gallery stock help Must be at Fax 313-886.2904 tary help In 2- 3 person years minimum) Full 8 million households HOUSE ClEANING A Collection of expenenced BABYSmER needed tor entlque dealers WIth a office Some computer time. Insurance billing around North Amenca WIde vanaty of elegant least 16 Startmg pay up TEACHING positions Cur- 20 years expenence to $6 50 based on expen. toddler In my Grosse expenence. good phone and computer expen. One call & low cost rates I and unique Items nculum Services Inc, ence Apply at Mr C's POinte Woods home manner, grammarl spell- ence (313)881-9400 For details call Barbara at Grosse POinte referen- has part time & lull time ces Monday- Sunday 16311 MACK AVE. Deli, 18660 Mack, Grosse Tuesday- Friday Your Ing skills Must be self- EXPANDING Dermatology Grosse POinte News & teaching positions tor (313)885-7740 after at Three Mile POinte Farms, Mack at E child welcome mollvated 12- 20 hours. office seeks RNI LPN- The Connection Warren, 881-7392. ask for qualified art, computer, (313)886-2543 6pm BB4-2700 musIc & phySical educa- Monday' Friday, days Fulll part time, some 313-882-6900 or We _k:omo you to c;ome and Chen Or 20915 Mack, upenence our showroom. Grosse POinteWoods, tion mstructors Grades BABYSITTER needed $71 hour Call (313)885- Saturdays Benefits Suburban ClaSSified Ad- ABSOLUTELY clean, ond fnondly ho",otoioty between 8 & 9 Mile K- 8 In charter & non- One day a week 5 to 8 6202 or fax resume available Send resume vertlslng Network (SCAN) honest, dependable ~3880,askforDonna public schools Out- hours tor 3 young "hll- (313)885-3841 to EastSide Dermatolo- at 312-644-6610 woman With expenence Wed- Sat 11-6 dren Call (313)640- OFFICE assistant needed gy, 20030 Mack Ave- r: •••• ~ ~ •••• :"II Will clean yOJr home PAINTING lObs In Grosse standing. CUrriculum & Sun 12-5 equipment For interview 8376 for Interview Excellent phone Skills, nue, Gro&::.e POinte to .,. (810}778-3402 POinte for profeSSIOnal Woods, MI 48236 Fax Looking for a ne" I : call Art 888-495-9798 and novice pamters Full BABYSlnER- 2 school and reterences reqUired 313-884-9756 career" , Computer 888-560- EXCELLENT cleaning I time, year round work, age children, Thursdays, (313)372-1490 Call and seeIf }OU • 7426 MusIC 888-239- Fumlture moved Refer- MAAlNECfTY With health benefits 315- 815pm Must be OFFICE asslstant- Grosse EXPERIENCED chair Side S'iO~,~~oh~a:;lhl • : 8495 PhYSical Educa- ences 810-4474728 AntIque 810-7n-5475 reliable. own transportal- POinte law firm seeks assistant needed for systemsand the " W.-..- tIOn 888-847-8588 Open 7 days www arthurvlctor com ton Excellent salary full time, highly organ. Grosse POinte dental ~~~~J~~~~~~~~.' --E-X-P-E-C-T-T-H-E-B-E-S-T-- .we Buy & SefI TIRED OF BEING Ideal for College stu- Ized detail onented per- practICe JOin us and true 'E Styl H 81G-765-1119 PART or full time help 105 FwIl8nlclI (M29J son General office skills work In a very pleasant • ("~~~~~a;~ 'c~;~~~~n prof:SS~~:~- wanted, fleXible hours IN DEBT? dent Leave message at Manne CitY offICe, 313-884-3410 needed. with commit- and stress free environ- 311886-'i800 • I & S Dependable Grosse DRIVERS WANTED! I rk I ment Great opportUnity • aundry Ironmg uper. $12-$15 Per Hour Average Pomte Fish Market 313- DRIVER for kid's after ment to qua Ity wo ,c I- for enthUSiastic mdlVldu. Coldwell Ban"cr • Vised, expenenced, hard- Full or Part Time 885-3884 school sports Perfect ent service, pOSltlve atll' al Please call 313.886- SChweitzer', working Experts since DEL GIUDICE Apply In Person tude Compensation Grosse POInte Farms.. 1985 m The Grosse Pomte for High school or col- PART time evening host- MAMA ROSA PIZZERIA commensurate With ex- _68_1_2 .... &.&.&••••. &••• &.&.&.... area Known for reliability, ANTIQUES lege student Good pay ess needed Immediate- 15134 Mack penence, diligence and FULL lime medical office effiCiency and dependabl' ly Expenence a must Susan 248-371-4464 (313)822.3046 creativity Equal oppor. assistant needed, St Ity Bonded & Insured I \ I \ II " I'EI\ \ II \ \1 !' , Apply WIthin Tom s Oys. TRAVEL agent, part time! FAMILY needs help t6 tumtyl equal perform. Clair Shores area Call Please call \1 '-I( \ r,'" I \' ( I : ter Bar, 154D2 Mack full time, experienced care for cheerful. active ancel equal pay employ- for mtervlew appoint- 24 hour live. In companion (313)884-0721 1\1\11 \:'1'''\1\\1\ ' Ave Pleasant office Fax 5 year old With special er Resumes and refer. ment, (810)778-8720 for Senior Male salary MEMBER OF ISA PART time ufeguard 313-882-1262 or call needs ASL helpful ences to PO 24020, FULL tlme- expenenced, negotiable Call 313- FOUR Seasons Home and W, AJlF USO LOOkiNG TO (313)886-9330 Pt'RCHA~F Fme Chma needed for prIVate 313-882-8190 DetrOll, MI 48224-0020 front desk receptionist, 885-7846, 3t3882- CommerCial cleaning (n-"50tal S.h,er 011 Palntlngi Downtown Club Must Furniture Costume & WAITRESS & cook want- for busy East- Side men. 5906 References Please call be certifIed Contact 200 HElP WANTED GENIRAl 200 HElP WlNTED GENERAt tal health cliniC FleXible 313-885-6977 \1 ed, full or part time srl'~H.rG'1rr.ERY Rex, Aubrey at 313-442- hours Benefits and AIDE to help care tor eld. IOCATIlllNTHEOLll Cook must have experl' GENERAL housekeeping S5HJJ~~:;::Jte 1022 ence With breakfast Ap. wages based on expen. erly woman In Grosse - CITY OF ST. CLAIR SHORES -. and office cleaning "ond:-O}~'t~~~y II 6 ply at 15506 Mack Ave ence Please fax re- Ponte condo Llve.m on STOCK! Delivery help- TV Reasonable hourly 9 313.885-1481 PART- TIME POSmONS LABORERS sume to 810-n3-6093 weekends 313-824- store (810)772-9333 rates References avall- 1!!;;;;;;;;;;;;:2::;;4::;;8::;;-3::;;9;;;;;;;;;:-::;;2::;;6::;;O::;;8;;;;;;;;;:!!!!!! (Golf Course, Department of Public Works, 3754 GROSSE POinte office able (810)776-4843 - Parks & Rec.) $6 00- $7 oo/hour 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL needs OrthodontIC As- FAMILY needs help to Acceptable dnvmg record and sIStant part time Experr- care for cheerful active JENNIFER & Jessica valid Michigan Dnvers license. ence necessary 313- 5 year old with speCial would like to clean your Apply on CIty application available at 881.5890 needs ASL helpful home Trustworthy eK- Clerk's Office, 27600 Jefferson. MEDICAL aSSistant, part (313)8869330 penenced dependable An Equel Employment Opporturwty Employer time for pedlatnc office 300 SITUATIONS WANTED 313823-3976 The CIty does not d,scnmnate on the be .... of race, Must have front office IUYSITTEIlS religion color. gend .... &ge. nlltlon8l 01' dttlabIfity LISA'S Quality Cleanmg skills Ask for Donna ATTENTION: FIIClIOT1~eIll" copoes of cey epploc8tIoooa not.,.,.",c:ed .... (3t3)886-3249 Service Reliable. afford- by MICHIGAN LAW able References avalla. MEDICAL assistant- 1m. DAY CARE FACILITIES ble SatisfactIOn guaran. Find Them mediate opening In (In-home & centers) teed (810)778-2646 Right Here in Grosse POinte phYSiCian must show their The Classifieds! off~e Expenenced current hcense to your QUALITY house cleaning 313885-5070 advertlsmg representative Free estimates reason. Gr~ lbinte ~ws when plaCing your ads 8eeIdBtI IMtnIdDr to . MEDICAL ASSistant! Re. able rates Please call THANK YOU CardIoFrT kaw ... CeptlOniSt BIlling experl' Arlene at 8tO 779-6005 9¥f¥¥ "a' 'a Sep , IS•• 4. I ...... ence preferred part 304 SlTUllIONS WANTED 304 SlTUllIONS WANTED 304 SITUllIONS WANTED ...... C8i~ .... aJrNM CPIL time Please fax resume CITY OF ST CLAIR SHORES ...... 1ft..... --...,. Wi ...... , .... to 313-640-803 t. ann GENERAL GENERAt GENERAL FULL TIME POSITION ,.....,r- '---7,.. CI I dtlw..., . Dr Chatman TREE TRIMMER I, For t: I illl .do-...... _ .. _ to: MEDICAL receptionist! as- PROFESSIONAL ESTATE! CHILD & SENIOR CARE SPECIALIST II.- R UlJ'C __ $1423 to $15.15 per hour sistant for solo mtemlll SEMI RETIRED FATHER OF SIX CURRENT HOMF OWNER PIlEVIOUS MICHIGAN RESTAURANT medICine office No ISA cerbfication, requires COl- WIth 159 KercIInaI Ave. CHAIN OW'llER! OPFRATOR PllEVIOUS 8LooMFIElD HILLS RESIDENT ON PARENTS 14 ACRE GIoeM PoIIde F__ • I'll 48136 nights, no weekends ESTATE CATHOllc!BORN AGAIN CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN HIGKLY DEPENDABLE CONSClEN- airbrake endorsement minimum, excellent Fulll part lime Harper FAXJ SI3r640-118S EOE TlOU~ CARING ~OFT ~POKEN RE~PECTFUl HONEST HONORABLE EDUCATED VERY LOYAL driving record: heavy manual labor. Woods Fax resume EXCf Il OH WITH CHILOREN 6 TO 16 SENIORS ALSO SOME LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING PO~SIBLE Apply on ongrnal CIty IlfIllht:atlon 313-885-5997 COllRlf R/ TRAN~PORTATION ~E RVln~ SECURITY CONSCIENTIOUS BONDABLE IF REQUIRED ,..- ot C4ty Qori< • C4ty Offico Ho4l 27800....--1 SUPERIOR REFFRFNCE" NO FflONlf~ CAN PA% STRINGENT STATE POLICE CHECK WILL by 4 OOpm. September 27, 1999, RECEPTIONIST wanted WATCH OVER CARE FOR 8: PROH' T YOUR ESTATEJ CHILDREN OR SENIOR RESlDfNT (S) for busy Chiropractic of Equal employment opportunity employer PRfFER TO OFFER MY EXPERTISE TO ONE FAMIL Y WEEKLY/ MONTHL yl YEARLY A'iSIGNMENTS 8< TheCIty does not dlecnmon- on the "-e of r8C8 flce In St Clair Shores ... @~ THE~iIl RESPONSIBlllTlfo, WEEKLY SALARY PRE FERRED 15 DAYS! AFTERNOONS! EVENINGS) FLEXI8LE reIogIon, coIo<'. gendolr. • n_1 ongm.01' chbIfoty full! part time Fax 810 "~MMbs! SCHEDULE Ir INTFRESTED IN MY EUTE SERVICES F8CtlIITII18 or copy of CIty eppiclll>On not eocepted 774-6045 or 313-886- PLEASE CALL J R' @l 734-721-6157 FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW htt :// rosse ointenews .com 8973 Thursday, September 9,1999 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

400 MERCHANDISE 409 GARAGE/YARDI 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGlIYARD' 404 BICYCLES 4081URNITURE 40B fURNITURE ANTIOUES / COLLECTI~LES BASEMENT SALE BASEMINI SAt! BASEMENT SALE BASEMENT SAlE . NO refunds' That's what I ALL must go dining room MAHOGANY 22630 Avalon, St Clair GROSSE POinte City, 500 KIDS stuff, toys, strollers, THIS Is not your mothers : II LLOYD DAVID was told Bought wrong set, hVlng room chairs, INTERIORS Shores Saturday only, Washington garage Strider, porta-pen, underwear salel ANTIQUES bike tor son- need to re- more See pICtures (Fine Furniture 10- 6 Collecltbles and sale, Fnday & Saturday, games, etc Saturday New With tags' lingerie- 15302 ~:ac: Rode around the www,explalnamatIOn,co a Antique Shop) cool stuff I Umque chan. 9.4 8 30a m. 1p m, 699 over 1,000 PieceS oc once 2000GT Dy- ~ or call 248-548- 506 S. Washington deher, SO's end tables, ---______Balfour (comer of Avon- Priced to sell I Kf.RCHEVAL noPaidAir$34980Green SellMachine$3OOf 7643 Royal Oak, MI McGreevy prints, etc I GROSSE POinte Farms, dale, south of Jeffer- All SIZes,colors and types I GROSSE POINTE PARK firm 313.824.7285 BEAUTIFUL Hon medlum (5 blocks North of 2n Mernweather- 4 faml' 407 Barclay Saturday son) Warner, Lilly, MISSEI81ne, oak desk, 2 drawer lat. 696 Freeway at 10 Mlle. Iy Baby, kids Items, tur- September 11, 10am- etc Styles from conserva. I Lome m and see whr eral file, medium oak Take Woodwardl 3pm Aquanam eqUiP- LOTS of everythlngl Fn- tlve to Oh-La.la' 40S COMPUTERS we are {,rosse Pomte s Both $400 (313)885. Main Street exit.) Mure, mlsc Saturday 8 ment, redwood pallo fur. day, Saturday, 8 to 5 Also vintage clothes- greal 0ldest N fmest anttqu 3443 CHAIRS _ CHAIRS 1111? Mure, large desk, cob, 22222 Grossedale, east for costumes Everything ShOpl IBM 486 66 Mhz ram, B 1 meg hard drive, 13" -B-EA-U-n-F------CHAIRSII 456 Cloverty (between bICycle, blankets, Single off Harper, between 12 from Clara Bow. Jaclge 0' ~eatunng Eight ple<.e UL mahogany M k & W II ) 2 f bed, garden tools, cook- and 13 mile - - monllor, keyboard Dos Chippendale lable, Selof 10 mahogany Chip- ac I lams ami- Need new clothes? walnut dmmg room Iy garage sale Toys, books ------We have then tool set, mahogany Side- 6 22 $300 (313)885- opens 6'- 10' and 8 pendale Rlbbonback din. books, many household MOVING- China, crystal, boards and buffets, c 5070 hand carved claw and Ing room chairs Set of 6 Items Saturday Sap- GROSSE POinte Woods. porch furniture, free Siorts, slacks, blouses. 18,0 Rosewood secre- ball chairs, $4,500 Bak. mahogany Duncan Phyle tember 11th, Bam'3pm 991 Blalrmoor Satur- standing bar, household yes Its here' tary bookcase. mahog. LOOK er mahogany InlaK! ex. lyre. back chairS, set of 6 day, 8am. 2pm Bikes, miscellaneous Sator- Don't forget to look at the Iany chma cabmets and Classified AdvertIsing ecullve desk, Chrppen- mahogany Hepplewhlte 560 HIDDEN LANE loys, hockey, Sega, day, 9. Spm 244 Wil. furnllure, mc.naks and 1II0(t: \\ e haoe the 313-882-6900 ext 3 dale claw and ball char- shield. back chairs, sel of Groue POinte Wood. clothes, etc Iiams miscellaneous area's largest selection Fax 313-343-5569 ry highboy, $975 Very 8 mahogany Chippendale 3 family sale Children's -______------3433 Courville, Detroit of AmerICan Art carved, French style stra'9 t leg ladder back loysfclothes Vanous GROSSE POinte Woods SATURDAY only, 9am. (1st house off Mack) Pottery h mahogany king SIZed chairs, set of 8 mahogany household Items 742 North Renaud FrI- 3pm 323 Beaupre, be- 9am AND DON'T fORGET 40b mATE SALES bed, 9 Plece walnut Chippendale ornately Too many 10IIs1 day. Saturday, 9- 3pm tween Morossf Kerby september 10, 11, 12 OUR 50% OFF Enghsh Tutor style Kit. carved chairs With ball & Fnday, Salurday, ail2 Trash, Tnnkels & Treas- Electnc stove, 2 piece Bring lots of Singles, and BARGAIN BASEMENT' 3541 Audubon (1 block ures. sectIonal with queen plan to have fun. tlnger d t cia f t t f 12 South of Ouler Dove at Inmg room se, wee, se 0 .. ma. 755 Umversotv..~ Place. ------bed and 2 rechners Cof- P.S, Thank You $3 h Ch I ! Hours: Mack) Fnday- Saturday, "500 exquisite Iy ogany Ippenda e rlu- Huge sale Saturday, HARPER Woods . FrIday & fee table, glass top lable Darryl. Diane F h ed bo back Moo, Wed - Sat. 11- 6. 10- 5pm renc carv anTloue, n chairs With bead. 9/11, 9am- 3pm 2 party satu-day' , 9 a m - 3 pm With 4 chairs, WICker ------Closed Tues &: Sun. $2 ,900 Unusual drop ed edges Mahogany household Fumlture, 20055 Roscommon, be. rockers, baskets, baby THREE family garage 313-822-3452 ESTATE sale- DetrOit, front desk, mahogany French and Iradltlonal bed- household Items, morel tween Peerless & Bea. Items, and more sale Housewares, 15810 Fordham- near Chippendale style hunl room dressers chests, No pre-salesl consfield Bab & kJd WE WILL BE OPEN board, servers, sofa ta- beds, and nlghtstands . y s (313)886-9787 clothes, etc saturday 9- SAT SEPT 11TH 10- 6 Kelly and Moross Con- -A--t-sale--I-G---- l Items, washing machme, ------3 425 Calvm SUN SEPT 12TH 12- 5. tents of lovely home of bles, comer chairs, Queen Anne and Chlppen- grea reat pnces dlmng room tables, mi' SATURDAY, 11th Sun. ------1940's mahogany chma dale Highboys & Lowboys Clothes, toys, costume d 12th N WARREN 30 38 P I FOR GROSSE 87 year old lady Clawed I crowave, lawn mower, ay, oon- 4 - 7 om- I POINTE'S FALL overstuffed couch and cabmets, marble top ta. Bachelor chests by Krttmg. Jewe ry, exercise bike, etc 3451 Haverhill, Delrolt, rose (off 13 mile. be- FESTIVAL chair, mahogany dining bles and consoles. large er and olhers Cunos, vacuum cleaners, -----____ off Mack Cornel tween Hayes & Schoen. room table and 6 chairs, garden fountains, and breakfronts, buffels and books, much, much HARPER Woods 19663 ------herr) Fnday Ihru Sun- 401 APPLIANCES mahogany end and cof. statues, mahogany and servers by Baker and oth. more 1845 Brys, Damman. saturday. »SEVERAL day, 10am- 4pm Entire .. fee lables, lamps, de- gold mirrors, Chlppen- ers. Onantal rugs, old mlr. Grosse POlnle Woods, Sunday, 9- Spm Babyl houses on household, tools, child- ELECTRIC stove $50 pression glass, kJtchen- dale lilt lop table, rors. 011 pamtlngs, wmg Saturday, Sunday, children, furniture, Hillcrest (Mack to Chan- ren's and ladles cloth. Gas slove $100 Ae/ng- ware, dishes, major ap- benches, plant stands, ChaIrs, Iradltlonal loveseal, 9a m • 3p m household Items dler Park) and Lanoo 109, crafts, elc Every. erator $100 Washer pllances, yard tools, lad- Tiffany style lamps and camel back sofa, cryslal BIG Garage Sale I Fnday, ------(Mack to Canyon) Sator- thmg must gol $110. Dryer $100. Dehv. ders and much more unusual accessones chandehers and sconces Saturday, Sunday. HARRISON Twp 34304 day, 9- Spm Aaln day S t d d S AA Intenors, (248)582- Mahogany secretary desks 1Dam. 6pm. 2159 Anita. Jefferson Furnllure, Salurday, September 411 JEWELRY ery 810-293-2749 a ur ay an unday, 9646 and tradilional kneehole household goods, chll. 181h Lots of trash & GE no-frost refngerator ~~:- 4pm No pre- BEAUTIFUL walnut anb. desks COLLECTOR'S Sale- 343 dren's clothing, Satur. Ireasures (313)881- ENGAGEMENT nng- Mar. TOO MUCH TO L1STI Mt Vernon, Farms Fn. day, Sunday, 9 ooa m 4011 qulS center, 2.44 total (30x 26x 64), 147cu, que large desks. leather VISA Me- day 9- 2pm AntiqueS, ------$6 $100 Tappan electriC ESTATE sale- Saturday SWivel & arm chairs, - AMEX fumlture, 8" Ford rear HUGE 3 family garage ST. Clair Shores, 20212 weight, ,700. Joseph self- cleanmg oven, lOam. 5pm 15738 miscellaneous tables 248-545-4110 end for Mustang, mlsce!. sale' Beanies, Beanies Pleasant, (South of SIe- DIMagio Jewelers 313- l ... $100 5 Piece white Glenwood, Detroit (7 ExcellentI810.774-1687 laneous household No and more Beames phens, West of Little 412 MISCfllAtHOUS wrought Iron pabo sel, mile! Kelly area) DESK- Extra large execu. presales Clothes, household Mack) Fnday. Saturday, ARTICLES $100 Large wooden tlve, mahogany, $200 ------Items, strollers and toys 9- 3pm 3 Family. Malor wardrobe, $75 DIct1on. GROSSE POinte Woods (313)822-0849 1 Big Sale- Eslate Items COMPUTER desk, maple saturday only, 9 to 4 apphances, furniture, 18" DlrecTV satellite sys- ary table, $40 All wood eslate sale Fnday, Sat. --______652 lincoln Thursday, dining furniture, plano 734 Trombley, south of children's Items, mater. tems Smgle system on- TV table, $40 AU Excel. urday, 10105 Fumllure, DINING room lable & Fnday, Saturday, 10- teaching muSIC. Fnday, Jefferson OIty clothes & more Iy $5900 Dual system lent Condllton' 313-884- appliances, mlSc chairs Upholstered 4pm Fumlture, anti' Saturday 10am 20505 ------only $159 Ask about 5751 household Everything chalrl ottoman Sofa, ques, bath & Kitchen Ridgemont, comer Old HUGE 5 family sale, 9190 ST. Clair Shores, 21717 free programming goes' 1121 N Renaud, watercolor artwork. Besl Items, small appliances, Eight Mile Boleyn (west of 94, lakeshlre Saturday, www IOtegratedsatelhte KENMOORE electnc slove between Mack and Mor. offer (313)886-8403 hnens, books. medICal DETROIT 4629 Lode- south of cadieux), Sep- Sunday 9- 4 House- kQID.. (800)325-7836 and refngeralor, $3001 OIngslde DINING room, (Thomas- aids, costume Jewelry, wyck. 'between East tember9, 10, 11. hold Items, little Tikes, #00111 (SCANetwork) best Tappen self clean . Ville Mystique), 6 chairs, much more 'CI ean & Warren! Mack. Fnday, ------HUGE garage sale I Many clothes,bean es fumlture, TY ------Ing oven, $7S Whirlpool SATURDAY, 10- 3 19782 malchlOg server, 2 pnced to sell. Follow yel. Saturday, 9am- 3pm lools, Fnday, Saturday, I. AIR condlttoner- lennox b~er, $100 (810)445- Harper, Harper Woods leaves and pads low signs Three famlll8S Infant. 9.5 17186 Munich, De- -S-T-.-C-j-al-r-S-h-o-r-es-,-C-o-rte-.oulslde home Unit 1. Woodshop Including $1,600.810-716-7475 1210 Bedford, Park Fn. toddler boy clothes trolt (between Mackf Ville Block Sale. (11- 112 1/2 tons Good for small hardware, wood. BIkes, W & J ff home or cottage $3OOf SClIlboal, motor, !urn I. EXECUTIVE oesk, oak, day. Saturday, 9- 3pm FRIDAY only, 9 to 4 MISC arren, off cadieux) e erson) Fnday. best (313)640-4193 be- REFRIGERATOR- GE Profile Performance ture, clothes, much hke new, $375. 313-885- Furniture and much Items, Includrng refnger- HUGE garage sale- KJds Sunday, 9- Spm tween 6- 9pm side- by- Side, almond, more 2010 more ator 1712 Hawthorne, clothes toys mlSCella- SUBDIVISION sale- Flrsl ------filtered water/ ICe on ---______KELLER chlOa cabinet, 2 1424 Vernier, Grosse Grosse POlOleWoods neoos.' Fnciay 8am. lime ever 2 subs, enter MIKE'S ANTIQUES door, one year old, piece, walnut. $800 POinte Woods, Satur. GARAGE salel Qualrty 12pm Saturday 8am. north of 18 mIle, off 11109 Morang Detroit lIVE BUY BOOKS 313.343-0049 day, Sunday, 8.5 Toys, household Items SaM- 2pm 1517 Lochmoor, Mound and 18 112 mile, (313)881-9500 $1,400 new $650 AND LIBRARI.S Washer. GE Prohle. JOHN KING KIMBALL executIVe desk apphances, clothes, fur. day, 9am-3pm. 19824 Grosse Pomte Woods Just west of Mound Hours. Mon.- sat 1G-6pm used 6 months $250 3'13-96'1 -0622 Credenza $500, and nlture, mISCellaneous Chalon, west of Harper, ------September 11th, 121h Sunday Byappointmenl - Dryer. Kenmore $50 desk chair, $250 19389 Aoscommon Harp. north of 8 Mlle. No early INDIAN VILLAGE 9am-? BUY a SELL Michigan's Largest Bookstore l Antiques, Persian rugs, Od (313)881-9565 (week. $UlCe 1965 b ds YARD SALE ------• Clip and save this ad • (313)885-7500 er Woods. Multi family If THREE famlll9s, 20473 paintings, Rne furniture, end only)1 OAK bedroom set, queen, garage sale- 9th, lOfh, GARAGE sale- 19n5 Ke- Saturday, sept. 11th HuntlOgton, Harper Porcelains & Flgunnes REMODELING salel Sub- mirrored headboard, 11th, from lOam. 4pm nosha, Harper Woods 9am - 5pm Woods Thursday, Fn. Pottery, Lamps & Bronzes zero refngerator, $200 cabrnels on both Sides, 2 Family Garage Sale I Fndayonly 9am- 3pm Rain Day. Sunday, 12th day, Saturday, 9- 5 Piece or whole Estate. GE stove, double oven BOOKS dresser, mirror, 5 drawer September 10, 11 8- 4 Bums, IroqUOIS & $100 upnght freezer, dresser $800. 810-771- Toys, games, household GARAGE! BAKE SALE Seminole - between 40b ESTATf SALES 406 ESTATE SALES $50 885-7694 8123 Items, tools 564 Lake- St. Spyrldon Church Jefferson & Mack SOFA. neutral color. Good polnle. 24301 Greater Mack 30 + SALES SEARS Kenmore washer condrhon. $125. 22424 Lavon (South of 11, (between 9.10 Mile Rd.) ------and gas dtyer Good (810)772.0S08 East of Jefferson) sept 9th- 11th e- 4. JOINT Sale- 7051 711 Bar. condition 313-884-2301 Thursday. Saturday, 9- GIANT garage sale- Satur. nnglon Fnday. Satur. 407 FIREWOOD 4pm 18 years of stuffl day 9am-5pm, 23625 day, 9- 4pm Rugs, lamps, 100+ mirror bles, 402 ARTS L CRAFTS Classified Ads FIREWOOD- Free dellv. GROSSE POinte Park, Glenbrook, St Clmr lot of record albums, DEADLINE: 1215 Beacons'l9ld. Sat. Shores Great pnces k TV CUSTOM gift basketsf ery, free stacking, free spea ers, ,puzzles, wrealtls You choose kindling Seasoned $601 Tuesday 12 Noon urday. 9- 4. ArtISt Sum- GROSSE Pomte, 783 AI' bike, books, tapes, PiC' pnce range Any occa. cord Evening calls wel. Or..- Imta News mer Clearance salel Yard Multi family sale tures, baskets and slon 313-886-8514 come, 313-882-1069 {i}.Iih Rain or shine Saturday more

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ANOTHER GOOD ESTATE SALE MOVING & North Rosedale Park, Friday, Saturday Organize Unlimited September 10, 11; 1Cam- 4pm. Ann Mullen • Joan Vismara ESTATE SALES 1 B535 Lancashtre Road, 1 block North Grand RNer 331-4800 PRE-DE\10LITION SALES 3 blocks West of Southfield Road. Tme ~ Continuous l'B8idenc:e IIInC8 1927- CALL EVERYTHING GOES occupI8d by 3 gllllerlltlol18 • .-nil femtly. CoI1ectlbIes MOVING SPECIALISTS hout. ShenIton Mehogllny dIrq set. ThIs pIKe (248) 855.0053 .. pecIced full of er;ltIqlln, coIllctlbIlls, memCll'llbilll. • Sort and Pack See you there! Edmund Frank & Co. • Coordinate Move • S \II I'\IOR\I \T!O'\ HOTI I I'\! (313)869-5555 • Unpack & Orgamze •• (248) 901-5050 www.everything.goes.com ••• HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES. INC. 313-886-8982 Grosse Pointe Sales, Inc. ~ WHOLE HOUSE SAlE FRIDAY iii SA11IRDAY SeptMIba 10" II (9-4) 2tiJ- ~ S4ti4 10:00A.M. 4'00 PM 24644 Petersburg SEPJU(BER 10 AND 11, 1999 900 Notre DuIe, G.P. 38 GREENBRIAR An SALE e- .. beet • time' 0npulI ar- EASTPOINTE GROSSE POfNTI SHORES, MI __ PaD kip 10 bolIam Ml!I coDec!ar ...... SATURDAY,Sept. 11th (9:()()' 3:00) OFF Of LAKESHORE, ONE STREET S Of VERNIER 1" ~ lIIIIbqpaylDjjlboy, 2 ~r.- pclIt8II dbl (ONE BLOCk EAST OF kELLY BElWEEN ~wI IlyIe __ 9aIII..ae V'1lSCIrUII ImmacUlately ktpt and scyllshlylumblled Tradltlonll .. In fa a.w-we STEPHENS 91/2 &: 10, PETERSBURG DOES N tuftS ctn:a 1940 ""',,-Dy Goftrnor WlnlhTOP .... k and malloll 61Mdmla V',*"- .... III ~ ~ INTERCEPT 9 OR 10 MILE RD) IDy dlDI set willi bIiJfet fr cblnl cablMt, bullm tobie, Intique ... pili' bill __ • 2 ..-..- beet cbIny chain ple family room furniture Including round dInt ... tabk Ind " chain, " ocam-I ~ks, puch and dNrry""" tlI1lIe wi .... JIIIy ClIII'b-d. pr fmlcb chair._1 fancy _atmlmm._1 FEATURING: SO's walnut bedroom set; F &: F scyle framed _led ct.n, wd. YbIIa. 2 ""*- {BIG .... >- u.. CllIIIec:SaI 1_ ball cOlUOIe," smell OrtftItel C41yPftS,pmous Thomemlk, clMrry klDg ~ set, maple dnlt &< chair, entlque bek .... 100'.) Quldra'. ~ l.-I, Aunt J creamer &: sugar; small chintz dish; eftm .--.. s.. """-, table, antique f.cllsoD lIoor mockl Vtctrota end records, 19'2O's tIIf, ~.lIII ...... cIoBIiIfwUwoo'dclh., pedoI a., dozen of china cups &: saucers; Western ttems; casso"- enn_, _y _ lamps, 4 framed palnt1Dp, c.. __ .-IIeIClII DI lIi1I ...... H",." II-, boots; saddle, square dance outfits; 2 lyre-base brass endltom IDd saem, end much more Bocb. m-. red, ~ c14 ..... •tables; upholstered furniture; garage goodies; Decontlft Items Indadt set of Ftenclscan Apple ;Itshn CUSlom a.-, ~ cI4 _ 'WIldt wonderful kitchen items; great oval Fonnlca meek S • 13 ...... &< 8IftII C41rpet,collector's plata, stiver ptllted sem"l pIoca " "-tWlft, pnrtft Items, old CT}'SIJII, 12 pI~ set ...... -. cI4 ~ J-. kitchen set; figurines; china; glassware &: much ~ JfI'I'I*y \IIIIIeM LcD D1.~_ n.. tt"" of Gennen dllne, II ptece settlnp of 0MIcIa stlln less more. ~ CDJIS • MOCft', berw..... everydey kltc_, 2duck yaa ...... -. far - bepnptnd 10 -.y ..... cIKoYs, pI'deD 2 bIqda. IotdInlJ chlln fIns -... NUMBERS AT 7'30 A M SA11IRDAY t-. ~ JIndIIy .. IUO) b11dl kaicks, wastler, dryer, lIewtMnl pocUa IDd madI more NEXT WEEK FRIDAY. RONALD (TN ROSEVILLE) Eftl'}'thlqlft lIlb Mk Is "'" trsldltlcn.ny styled .nd npectilly Grasse Poillte Sales, IDe. SATURDAY. ELfORD COURT (GROSSE POfNTI WOODS) .... 1 _IISWSMCL Y.,. WOlIIof be proad to _ eny of t_ It...... --"'11)' lool( FOR THE RAINBOW''' 10 l'OD' own home docor MalyAnnBoU Renee A. NIXon MARl( SEPT 24- 26TH ON YOUR CALENDARS JlOR A CALL THE HOTUNE 31USS 1410 f()11 DETAIlS ST1lUT NUMIUS HONORID AT 9 A M FRJ1)AY ONLY (313) 882.1498 (313) 822.I44S S11IPf.NDOUS ANTIQUE SALE! 0UIl NVMRIlS AVAIUlILE 9 10 A M

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~ I 'l ,','i1SCEllANEOUS 413 MUSICAL 60 I AUTOMOTIVE 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE 416 SPORTS EQUIPMENT AR TIClE S INSTRUMENTS CHRYSLER fORO GENERAL MOTORS FORliGN VANS ANTIQUE reproduction STORY & Clark console Fall shape Upl Spmt CITY of HARPER WOODS MUSTANG 1991, convertl- 1995 Regal Custom, 43K, 1995 Mercedes' 5-320 1990 Astro van, good con. furniture krts by Bar1ley plano with bench, black, Treadmill SR225 Pro- POLICE DEPARTMENT ble 50, grayl black, all leather, more, new IIres! 51,000 miles White! dltlon, runs great Stimpson meat saw, recondrtloned Good grammable. Top of the WAYNE COUNTY, MI power, nice condition brakes AnXIOUS gray ASR Perfeet con. $1500 313-613-3114 $500 Restaurant Jor- starter 313-822.6588 hne features panel con- NOTICE $4,500 (810)775.6571 $10,995 (313)881.8765 dltlon $38,0001 best 1989 Ford Econo 150, dan refngerator Needs trois for Incline, speed, Impounded! Abandoned CARS from $5001 PolICe 1992 Saturn, SL2. 4 door, (313)882'9163 runs good. looks good, motor, $100 White knlt- calones, lime, dIStance VehICles Impounds & tax repo's 5speed All power, high- 1996 NISSAN Ultima SE, full conversion 165K tlng machine Never Cushion flex belt, low Pursuant to PA 104 For listings, call 1-800- er miles. meoclOusly well maintained. power $2,900, best 313.417. used, $1,200 Beautiful 19508- 60s dolls, espe. use, excellent condition An aucllon will be held on 319-3323 ext 3750 mamtalned Great carl Windows, locks, mirrors. 0496 011 paintings Framed clally Barbie, wanted by $15001 best offer. 313- September 16,1999, at $2,500 (313)886.2424 air, Cruise, CD player. Must go, $200- $700 Eastside collector who 881.2099 9am at Woods TOWing, ------cassette, 70,000 mostly 1992 GMC Safan, like Rollerblade Hockey pays cashl (313)886- located at 22500 E Nine 1991 Sedan DeVille, ex. highway miles Consum- brand new, $6,000 trouser Worn once 4392 1996 Aurora- moonroof, cellent condition like er Reports recommend. (313)343-0494 $50 (313)885-4811 Mile Rd, St CI8JrShores, leather, fully loaded, newl $7,500 or best ANTIQUE rhmestone COSo ADOPT a retired racing MI to sell the follOWing 1m. new brakes, 4OK- full 313-823-8754 ed $10,5001 best 810. 1983 GMC Vandura Runs ANTIQUeS- liqUidation tume jewelry and Chnst- greyhound Make a fast pounded! abandoned warranty, maroon, very 1990 Suburban, bluel sll- 771.7312 Mark great, needs little work. Salellncludes Junior roll mas ornaments 810- fnendl 1.800-398-4<109 vehICles clean, $16,500 810- ver, 50K, new engine, 1984 N,ssan 2ooSX, 1 $1,600 or best. 313- top, book cases, Hoosl- 791.8763 Michigan Greyhound 1996 Dodge Avenger 777.2604 $7,000 (313)885-4811 owner, 58,000 miles, 823-8754 er, mISCellaneous paper BUYING Connecllon Vln ------excellent condition 1991 Grand Caravan- red, & tin Items, chlOa cabl------4B3AU42Y8TE350888 1988 Beretta, looks & runs CARS $100, $500 and up $1,800 (313)885-1348 net, plano stool and (SMIICE11157) GROSSE POinte Animal 1990 plymouth Acclaim great, $2,2501 best offer Police Impounds Hon- ----he-9-2-4-5-8-9-K- Idoaded, nbeakwtrans' hy- much more Saturday, GOLD. SILVER Adoption Society. Pets Vm' (313)823-5762 das, Toyotas, Chevys. 1988 Porsc • + rau ICl r e syst em, MEMORABILIAICOINS for adoption at the --~~~~~~- J I miles. $6,000 Call IIres, etc, etc, records, 11am- 4pm 23215 Nine PAPERMONEY 1P3XA763XLF705976 1991 BonneVille SE- load- eeps, sport utlltles James (313)640-0893 $4,000 (313)234'5459 Mack Dr, St Clair WATCHES!JEWELRY Grosse POinte Fall Fes- 1987 Kawasaki ZX750 ed, clean, 68,000 miles Call nowl 800-772-7470 _ Shores Coin•• Stempe, Inc. tlval, located "On The Vm $6,200/ offer 313-372- ex17040 (SCA Network) 1993 Toyota Paseo- Sharp 1992 Plymouth Voyager, 7 BABY Jogger, $65, cnb, 17658 Mack Hilr. Saturday, Sunday, JKAZXDF15HB503219 1888, days 810-774- TAX deductible donallons- carl 40 mpg, 5 speed, passenger, very good $25, Little Tlkes Cozy Groe.. Polnte,Ml September 11, 12, The above vehicles can be 5999, evenings auto, boat, etc Special air, teal, 65K miles condition, t 00,000 Cab, $15, basket ball 313-885-4200 Noon- 3pm. (313)884- Viewed one hour pnor to 1993 BUICk Park Avenue OlymplCSi Wertz Warn- $6,399 (810)459-6252 miles, $3,0001 best. standard and pole, $35, BUYING fine china, anti. 1551 the aucllon at Woods One owner, 109,000 ors, 1-877-366-2831 1993 Toyota Tercel, per- (313)885-8435 electrIC lawn mower, ques and collectibles, TOWing Cash or Certified miles. $7,600. (313)882- DONATE your cars, boats, fectly maintained, reha- 6' 3 AUTOMOTIVE $45, push mower, $7 vintage Items In good 5325 R.V , trucks, property to' ble. 4 speed manual, WANTED TO SUY (313)331-0792 ~~~~ltlon (248)651- AKC BlChon Fnese, shots 1997 Cadillac Catera- MISSing Children Prol- 121K $3,200 best 313- ALL Junk cars wanted BEDROOM set, King sIZe ---______and wormed Ready to loaded, moonroof, under ect- for a tax donation 886-2368 Serving Grosse POIn1e, and Rowland digital pia. BUYING go $450 to $500 248- 1994 Explorer "Eddie Ba- 26,000 miles, white dla- (313)884-9324 1989 Toyota Camry LE. Harper Woods, St Clair no, KR370 Please call Jewelry, Watches 652-0821 uer"; air, sunroof, 2 new mond, white leather Inte- V6, auto, 142,000 miles Shores & DetrOit's east. 810-775-5278 Diamonds, Gold, tires, leather, new nor $20,000 313-238- Air, power, loaded, new side. 810-779-8797 CRYSTAL & brass chan- Sliver, Platinum, Coins brakes, 78K Runs ex. 0863 brakes $2,950 ATTENTION: BUYIng deller, 8 candles, over Old Clocks, Antiques GROSSE POinte Anrma' cellent, $12,900 1991 Cadillac Fleetwood 1972 Chevy Corvette (313)885-6335 cars, trucks, vans 1980 100 crystals $100 885- Th~~:~~~~~r CliniC has a Beagle mix (810)778-4924 Brogham, V-8, 350, fUI~ ~~:, A~50 numa~~ 1998 Volkswagen Beetle, and newer Best pnce 2184 eastpointe MI, 48021 male Tan male Lahsa 1995 Ford Probe, 2 door, loaded, 74,000 oogm TH400, air, T-tops, re- white 5 speed, mmt paid (810)212.0860 Apso with three collars White, air, radiO cas- miles. tnpJe burgundy. bl b k do condition, best offer FROST.FREE refngerator, (810)n4-0966 $98001 offer 810-779- mova e ac wm w, (810)791-6737 651 BOATS AND MOTORS d Black female lab mix sette, air bag, snow 64 ongmal pamV mtenor. _ electnc ryer & range. BUYING old fumlture, S t ts ed Ies 58 9 VW P 4 I .... . bo puppy wee ca ne bres 45,000 ml $18,000 firm (810)296- 1 98 assat, cy In. 17 112' S N h 25 ",ng SIZe x spnngs, glassware, chma, and homes (313)822-5707 $10,000 or best Days, 1987 Cadillac Sedan 7971 der Turbo, white, auto- ea ymp, like new 313-882.5681 other interesting Items ------3138428040 313-885- DeVille, silver, blue ------mabc, $18,750 313- H P Manner, trolling LOST. black Chihuahua • -, leather, 103K Very 1974 Chrysler Impenal, ex- 506-5017 motor, 1985 Shoreland- L.G. StICkley furniture. set- John,313-882-5642 male, Smoky & mlnla- _1_13_9_._a_fte_r_6___ cellent shape new en ------t I $2800 31" clean, looks and runs ,- VOLVO SALEI.'. er ral er, or tee, rockers, chairs. DIAMONDS ture Collie, sable Mack 1988 Ford Mustang GT- t $2750 313965- glne, onglnal owner 884-7098 Swarovskt collectors Estate, An11que Jewelry Berkshire 313-885- 50L, 5 speed, sunroof, grea , . - $3,0001 best 313-881- SWAN IMPORT AUTO crystal Other antiques & Coins 5519 air, 011leek needs flxmg R?44. iUlyc: 5527 SERVICE 1988 25' Donzl Regauzza, 8;:10-771-4898 looking to buy 5 years In California 1996 Camaro 228, 35,000 ------Comer of E Warren and Merc cruiser, low hours, Gemologist on staff $2,400 (313)885-4590 miles, LT1 Vette engine, 1965 Ford Mustang, V-8, Devonshire. newer tops, excellent LADDERS, extenSion, -----____ 6 speed, AMI FM CD 289, 58,000 mdes, 2 condition Best offer step hand tools yard Pointe Jewelry YORKIE. Stud selV1Ce 1991 lincoln, Town car. So d T door coupe, vinyl roof, Monday thru Fnday, 3133430371 ' nt , 20100 Mack, 2nd floor se soun system, - 240-740-940 Models _. =iPm: , r:::" bfe~ Grosse Pointe Woods "My male WEllghs 3 ~g~I~:eay 8~~ mJ::; tops, ASS, leather, load- ~~gl:'313-;=~' Rust free, accident free 1987 Baja, 24' beam, 454, Sterling Bank BUI'ldlng pounds" (810)772.2110 $ ed, excellent condlbon,' , East coast automobiles 330 H P, renbullt en- sweeper, cartop camers. ------good condition 7,000 extended warranty, 810-939-6700 d glne. new outdnvel (313)884-5276 between 7 '" 8 Mile (313)881-3219 $15,000 or best offer. 1959 Jaguar Mark I Inspected and service paln1. E-Z loader tr8Jler. (313)884-3325 ------before sale -POO--L~T-b1--5-1-5--90-5 1994 Mar1 $14,995 (313)881-8765 1994 Honda Accord LX, leather, 88K, new USED PIANOS FaITPnces 5527 1995 Mustang GT. every 1994 Grand Pnx SE 2 very good condition, brakes! tires, $10,500 TAX deductible donallons- Used Spmets. Consoles ForP~~f~~~~~~es 1997 Dodge Stratus, can- option available Excel- door, 3.4L, red, loaded, stick, $7,0001 best. (810)415-7513 ~~~p~t,.:~~ S::~~ Upnghts & Grands rusalsAva,lable dy apple red, power lent condition 72,000 excellent condrbon, (313)640-4193 between 1998 Nlssan Palhhnder 1-877-366-2831 App steenng, power brakes, miles $11,000 313- 67K,. $9475/ best. 313- 6- 9pm SE, burgandy, loaded, ors, PIANOS WANTED E~~ES automabc, air, excellent 885-0519 after 6 30pm 886-4383 1991 Honda Accord EX, sunroof, AMlFMI CD DONATE your cars, boats, TOP CASH PAID shape, under warranty, ------power locks, wmdows, R.V, trucks, property to (313)822-4412 $10,900 (313)886-6521 1991 Mustang LX, conver- 1994 GrandAm, 4 door, V- loaded, leather, alarm, heated seats 18,000 MISSing Children Pror BAND Instruments. buy, po; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :.. 1996 Dodge Intrepid ES, tlble, 5 liter, red! black 6, auto, spoiler, blue, A. IInted wmdows 86K, miles, $25,000 313- ect- for a tax donation sell, conSign, repair, ~...... top, excellent condition, 1, $5,9501 offer. 313- $7,600 Wonderful carl 884-0721 (313)884-9324 rent, teach Jerry luck ~ • WANTED • ~ 53K Good condition, 73K, $5,5001 best 882-1133 313-885-6515 _ Studios (810)n5 nsa • ~ whitel gray Intenor. (313)343-0809 1989 Honda CIVIC EX, 1988 Range Rover: new DONATE your boaV clean , - ~: GurtalS Mandolins:. $10,500 313-882-6064 1998 Olds Achleva whrtel 103 000 miles Excellent tires, very good cond!- Lake SI. Clallot We are GUITARS, banJos and ~. BanJOS Ukeleles .: 1995 Plymouth Voyager 1997 Probe, boysenberry black Intenor, 4 door, condition $3,100 885- tlon, 96K, $10,5001 best here foundation mandolins, ukes want- ~. Pocket Watches • SE sport wagon Inta- blue, 4 cylinder, 2 liter, 5 fully loaded, V-6, 31, 7694 (313)823-0916 (810)n8-2143, 100% ed. Collector. 313-886- :. Old Ta~wor: Trains,: graled child seats Pow- speed, aIr, power WIn- automalJc, 33,000 miles _ 611 AUTOMOTIVE 1ax deductible! non-profit 4522. .' Old Wnst Watchdes ~ er steenng, Windows dows, remote locks, fm $89001 best 810-779- -1-98-7-H-o-nda--A-cc-o-~-d-e-x- TRUCKS 653 BOATS PARTS AND MORE quality used pianos .: Auto Memorabtlia ~ 65,000 miles Excellent cassette, 61 60 extended 5864 cellent transport~tlon, SERVICE arrIVIng d8J1y! From'. • condition $10,900.313- warranty, 6,700 miles, _~~~~~~_ clean, power wmdows, 1994 Ford Ranger- 23 11- MIChl n Plano.'. LOCAlCOWC1ER • 331-7283 $12,000 (810)447-8938 1986 Oldsmobtle 98 Re- ladles car Non-smoker tre 40,500 miles Air, MARINE WOODWORK $450 . ga , • PAYING TOP CASH " ------gency; loaded, low 81o-n9-4182 auto, 7ft bed WIth liner. Custom designed & bUilt Co. Also, moVing, tun- '. 313.886-4522 " 1994 Plymouth Neon, 89K 1998 Taurus SE, 4 door, miles, good condition. $7,000 (810)n5-o850 Cabinetry Repairs, dry-rot lng, refinlShmg, rebUIld- ).. .' hlQhway, runs good, 30,000 miles, very good (313)885-n54 -1993--M-e-rcedes---1-90-E-,-41988 Jeep Comanche Plo- 23 Years Expenence lng, estimates and ap-. ...: .~.:.~".~.~"""~.,, very clean, 1 owner re- coodmon $12,8OOf of- ~~~______door moonroof loaded p..... t k 40 Have Portfolio pralSals Call 248.548- tired, $4,0001 best fer 313-884-1836 1988 Pontiac Grand Am, 2 ' , ,neer. "",-up rue & References 2200 ._10 ------very clean. Call Tony, litre Auto, long bed , anytime m"",!- Classified Ads (810)506-3542 1986 Taurus Wagon LX; door, 52,000 mIles, like OIghts (810)n8-9438 Mmt condrtlon Inside (248)435-6048 ganpl8noOgreahd com DEADLINE: 1992 Plymouth Duster- power everythtng, V6, new. $4,200 (313)343- and out I New front sus- 657 MOTORCYCLES NEWER Grand p18no, (5' N V6, 94,000 miles, forest 145K, great Intenor, _04_94--,- 1987 Nlssan Stanza, 4 pensIOn. Bedhner and 6- 112"), ebony black, Tuesday 12 oon green, sunroof, excellent sttcky lifter, very rell8ble 1992 satum SL2, looks door, excellent condl- Tonneau cover 138,000 1985 Yarnaha V Max, ex- hIQh gloss, $6,495. ~ J\,ft~ News condition (810)285- transportatIOn, $1,4001 and runs great, $3,95Q1 bon, needs motor $400 miles $3,500 313-882- cellent condition, (313)885-6215 ~.... !.iii.. 1322 best (313)885-4922 best (810)294-6955 313-613-3114 5320 $3.500 (313)885-4811 DIRECTORY o F SERVICES

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Prime location: Ask the Landscapen The Goins Rates Get a room 'Apple scab' fungus Don~ get 'fed' up for all seasons has tree owner with high interest, with Four Seasons! in 'crabby' mood! buy, refi now! ~tl~~ •••••••••••Jr~~ ~tl~~ ••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~tl~~ •••••••••••Jr~ Page 2 YourHome Thursday, September 9, 1999 Why did my crabapple tree develop a fungus? Q. My crabapple tree has many $f'1'~'~ '%>'~~'l"~"",' ~~'" ~ spring. Spray with a fungicide make the tree stronger and give yellow leaves with black spots on ~ ~ +" ~ <~ containing chlorothalonil and you more fruit. Just trim with the them. What can be done to save it j Ask .~~ repeat about four to six times at goal of thinning the tree out and and where did this come from? intervals of one to two weeks keeping it symmetrical in shape. A. The leaves on your tree are The apart. A hose end sprayer works Don't be too worried about doing a probably infected with a fungus the best for this project - there bad job trimming. Pruning is like called apple scab. Apple scab is ,"ndscaper are sprayers designed to reach up getting a hair cut - even if you common on many crab apple and to 25 feet into the air. Follow the cut off too much, it will always fruiting apple trees. Some vari- instructions on the label to deter- grow back. eties of trees are more resistant to mine the dilution rates. this disease than others. All are ,!ii,~~~,~l!!!:l?ii.~~~~. Trimming is easier with the susceptible to some degree and Diseased leaves contain many Spraying is not hard to do, and right tools. Have a sharp pair of many require preventive spraying spores that will spread over win- you can save a lot of money by loppers and a tree saw to do the to control the outbreak. Wind and ter and next year, if not cleaned spraying yourself. Always use the job right. A pole trimmer, a saw rain spread fungi spores. When up. It is best to clean up the fallen same common sense when han- with a pruner attached to the end the spring weather is humid and leaves this fall and put them out dling chemicals as you would of a 10- or 12-foot pole with a rope the temperature ranges from 60 for compost pick-up with your when you use other toxic products to dose the pruners, is great for to 70 degrees, the disease spread weekly trash pick-up. Mark your such as gasoline or medicines. the higher branches. can be severe. The best prevention garden calendar to remind you to When you do any spraying, • is to plant resistant varieties of start a preventive spray program always wear rubber gloves, a hat, David Soulliere is a Michigan crabapple trees to start with. next spring. long-sleeve shirt and long pants. certified nurseryman at Soulliere It is too late this year to start It is also important to spray with Landscaping and Garden Center, spraying to control apple scab dis- Begin preventive spraying as the wind at your back, so the drift 23919 Little Mack, St. Clair ease (Venturia inaequalis). the buds begin to open next does not blow back at you. Shores, between Nine and 10 mile. Phone (810) 776-2811 for further Fall is also a good time to trim information. E-mail at dsoul. Stop topping your trees the tree back. Trimming will [email protected] Tree topping was considered for area and encourage it in others, as w, years to be the easiest and cheap- well as to remove damaged or ;.~Grosse Pointe Community Education est way to make mature trees dead limbs. Pruning encourages safer and reduce their size. growth, improves flower and fruit ~ ,offers glass-blockworks~op , ""~ Topping is an ancient practice - production, improves plant ~"'~ some cultures topped trees to cre- health, repairs damage and helps ~ " Grosse Pointe Community cussed and shown. ate a harvestable crop of tree add esthetic appeal to a tree. ~~Education, in cooperation with The seminar costs e$45 and branches. Whether it's because of • O8kland iui1ders Institute, will includes. a ' step~bY-8tep tradition or just ignorance, mil- Pruning at the right ~ otTer a three-hour., one-evening brochure. Preregistration with lions of trees have been hacked t~lVorlcshopto learn how to install payment is required no later with little or no consideration to time t~:glas~block for beauty and 8eCU- than Thursday, Sept. 16, to their health and structural "Timing of pruning is very ~:;rityin the home, on Monday, Grosse Pointe Community integrity. People who top trees important to the health of your :2 Sept. 20, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., Education. Call (813) 343..2178 have yet to recognize that pruning tree," says Robert Rouse, staff ~at Brownell School, 260 for more information. There will trees, rollowing established indus- arborist for the National Arborist ; Chalfonte in Grosse Pointe be no phone registrations taken. try standards of professionalism, Association (NAA)."Pruning some " Farms. The instruefOr is a licensed can improve their health, trees at the wrong time of the ~~' This course s!lows people the builder 'with experience in growth and appearance. year can be detrimental to "'teclmiques and materials need- installing glass block who can their health. On the other ed to install glass blocks to answer questions related to an Topped trees hand, many trees can be "replace basement windows or facets of the process. pruned year-round. create beautiful new vistas and Trees maintain a deli- special effects in the home. The cate crown-to-root ratio. Certain operations, such Oakland Builders Institute is as deadwood removal, :,'instructor will demonstrate how a member of the Building Topping removes the remove old windows, mea- crown, upsetting this have no detrimental .' to Industry Association of effect on the health of ,;..suret and install glass block. Southeastern Michigan and the ratio and limiting the : '1Oo1s, m~, preparation and tree's ability to sus- the tree no matter National Association of Home when they are carried .' finishing techniques will be dis- Builders. tain its own roots. ~:, "i'.' " .. ~ This makes them out. This is so because more susceptible to the wood is already insects and disease, dead and has been and particularly decay. walled-off from the Limbs weakened by ...... ,..,iItMlt Iot--...._... rest of the tree by the decay cannot handle the plant's defense mecha- weight of rapid regrowth. In a few nisms," says Rouse. ON THE COVER_ years, if the tree survives, it may If you are unsure whether you become a bigger safety hazard should prune your tree or if your 1017 THREE MILE DRIVE than it was prior to topping. tree has been topped, consult a professional arborist who can Spacious Dutch Colonial on an estate sized lot. Featuring a frrst floor An alternative offer advice or perform proper master suite as well as fOUf additional bedrooms and fOUfand one pruning. half baths. A large well appointed kitchen, frrst floor laundry plus a to topping family room. $895,000. Professional arborists have the For a list of professional ability to make the tree look more arborists in your area, or to get For fruther iIIjontUllUJII Oil tlris tIIId otMr pI'Ope1'tU', pktlse call attractive, safer and even smaller, information on the care and main- 1M Gross, PoiIIU WODlII.r ol/itJ« tit 313-886-4200. with appropriate corrective prun- tenance of trees, contact the NAA ing. The principles of proper prun- at (800) 733-2622, ColdweU Banker ing are to restrict growth in one www.natlarb.com Schweitzlr Real Estate .,;:~, ~~. ~/ J~~ ~ J1"' :~, .: .... ,...... ~. .~ ..:" ~ ,:',J'i ~'" III ..- _ _ .. " ": _ • < ...... - .~ ••'._'"._ Il..:.._ ~ '1 _ • _ ","'..t. _ _.,~- .; iJ . 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$279,000 GII088B POIND PAIlJ( Handsome ceRler enlrance colomal on tree-hned street m the "Park", four bedrooms, two and one half J $1,295,000 GROSSE POINTE fARMS baths Large hVIng room wllh fireplace Comfonable c Slately French colomal on qUiet cul-de-sac In pnme Fanns location, one block off Lake 5t ChUf Ongmally desIgned family room, hardwood floors Gas forced air by Robert Wood and built by noted builder Hillery Mlcou. ERlII'e home remodeled m '98 by present owners Approx r Lavatory In recreation room. One year AHS home 5500 sq ft of hvmg space WlIh an addllional 1200 sq fI of custom fimshed lower level wlfireplace. home theater warranty Ready for Immediate move-In. QS #30498 and walk out. New elegant and mature landscapmg offers ultuTlare pnvacy QS '30944(313)'" I (3U)1D.-J t t . $•• ,000 0R088B POINTB WOODS $289,900 GROSSE POINTE FARMS $179,900 GR08SE POIN'I'B WOODS , Your opponuRlty to own a half duplex WlIh common Fabulous Colomal Completely profeSSIOnally A perfect "10", Just as mce lRslde as oul. Open floor CIrcular dnveway Just a stone's throw from the golf updated and decorated throughout Features many plan. Freshly painted from top to bottom New course I Three bedroom, one and one half bath colomal wonderful amemlles, gourmet kitchen wllh eating landscapmg, some newer wmdows New carpel. ready to be moved mto. Large hVIng room and formal space, SpaciOUS family room. beautiful hardwood hardwood floors. Beaullful master sUite w/slllmg dInmg room. LIbrary/den overlooks fenced backyard. floors FInished basement Lovely landscaped yard room an~ pnvate bath. QSf30895 (J1S) ID.-J Two car attached garage New wmdows m back of With paver patiO Great floor plan' Q5 #30842 home New roof 1997 Possession at clOSing I year (313) 88Z-OII7 AHS home warranly QS '30609(l13)-.-r

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$3U,ooo GIlO88I POINTE PAD: .... GaalEPOIND PAlMS Chanmng colomalm tbe Park Walk to The Village $71,900ILUPIIl WOODS Dream no more! TIns colonial butlt In 1985 Sound and sturdy two bedroom, one bath and schools, new wmdows, new roof and a1ummum is a rare find. Four bedrooms, three full lorn 1998 LlVmg room with natural fireplace, baths, two half baths. First floor laundry bungalow with large great room off kllchen pewabIc tile. refimshed hardwood floors Large r~m. Family room With fireplace, plus Desirable Kenosha location WIth nice family room With built m bookcases. Fimshed library/den. Heated garden room has built- architectural detail, ie: cove cellmgs, basement WIth recreation room and one half bath in hot tub, Two car attached garage. Ready hardwood floors, nice moldings and more New hot water tank and garbage disposal for immediate occupancy. QS#30751. Full bath has been updated and new hol QSlJ0666 (lI3) _ 1117 (3t3) 112 1117 waler heater. QS #30605 (313) 112"*7

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SI94,900 GROSSE POINTE WOODS sharp colomal In the Woods with SpaciOUShVlng $399,000 GROSSE POIN'I1! WOODS $139,000 IIARPEIl WOODS room, natural fireplace with gas logs updated knchen Beautifully done' Three bedroom, two bath bungalow Attractive and SpaciOUSthree bedroom one bath ranch with newer floor, counters and lOstant hot water New Just a short walk to the Lake Open floor plan with with second full bath 10 fimshed recreation room windows, furnace 1986, screened garden room 12 x maple kitchen (98') Master suite Withwalk m closet Large foyer II 6 x 10 Llvmg room wllh fireplace II. Wonderful lower level fmmly roomw nh wet bar, and new bath Family room With flfeplace OlOmg room Family room Screened porch 20 x 13 natural fireplace and lavatory Basement overlookmg mground pool A must see"! QS overlooks large lot Withabove ground pool wnh deck waterproofed CircUit breakers. roof 1994 Wonderful 1131010 (313)"'" Attached two car garage Occupancy at c1oslOg QS landscaped yard with spnnkler system front and Side '31083 (3U)"'" Move In condition' QSII3103S (313)"""

.,500 ST. a.AIR SHORES Sharp three bedroom bungalow 10 great area of St Clwr Shores Freshly pwnted and new caIpetlng throughout Updated kitchen, newer kitchen floor. New hot water heater. Close to schools, shopplOg. $639,000 GROSSE POINTE SHORES Wonderful center entrance colonial in prime Grosse Pointe shores location. Updated kitchen Access to SI. Clwr Golf Course and waterfront parks. Stove, refngerator, dishwasher, washer and dryer With Conan counters. 1\\'0 way fireplace between Iivmg room and family room. First floor mcluded Some newer wlOdows QSII30370 (313) laundry. Hall bath with jacuzzi and new Conan counters. Fimshed basement with natural 882-0087 fireplace. QS #30670 (313) 882.-J

$135,000 ST. aADlSllORllS $n8,9OO GROSSEPOINI1! WOODS $275,000 GIlOSSBPOINIE PABMS $187,500 GROSSEPOIN'IE WOODS Walk out your backdoor onto new large deck and Great family home With SpaciOUSrooms, partial Bnng the family' Four bedrooms, two full baths, Great location Short walk to Mason School and playground Newer while knchen wnh wood floor enJoy the lake view' Charmmg three bedroom hardwood floors, newer roof, IOground pool, pnvacy large knchen. muluple fireplaces. Screened porch Includes 12 x I I eating area. Updated balh on first overlooks pie-shaped' yard With mature lrees that bungalow on canal WIth40ft steel wall. New in 1991, fence, gardens, patio Immediate occupancy, home floor New while full bath wllh skylights on second roof, storage shed, deck, oak cabmets 10 kitchen and warranty Convement [ocatlon near church, schools, offer a lot of privacy QS #30051 (313) 8IZ-GOI7 floor Hardwood floors. New carpetmg upstairs bath, and floor covenng All appliances stay shopping, and expressway. QS#29893 Waterproofed basement wHh fireplace IS open and ready to fimsh. Tear off roof 12/98 ImmedIate Possession at c10smg QS#30448 (3l3) -.-, (313)"'" occupancy QStl30213 (3J3) ID.-I

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mtlCED REDUCED_ Three bedroom brick CLASSIC three bedroom center entran<:e IMMACUlATE thre€! bedroom, two full bath CREAT Grosse Pointe Woods-location for this ranch featmi~ family room in Harper Woods Colonial featuring spacious room siies and brick taneh with two car attached garage on classic center entrance. colonial with-paneled with Crosse Pointe Schools. open floor plan in Grosse Pointe. large lot in Harper Woods. library and Florida room. , ,

_'ST!,~~ f!>UT bedroom! two, and one haJf J INVITING brick fO:.I1chwith g~e~Yl~i~, ~STORIC four bedroom, two a one half TREMENDOUS curb appeal and interior bath center entrance Colonial featuring featuring two bedrooms and family room in bath Grosse Pointe-home completely restored charm await the new owner of this home in double bay wmdows and hardwood floors in great Harper Woods location. and histoncally designated m 1990. Grosse Pomte Farms. Grosse Pomte Park.

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PICI'URE PERFECT three bedroom, two full FANTAS'I'IC side entrance Grosse Pointe HANDSOME three bedroom, twO full bath ATfRACTIVE NEW PRICE coupled with no bath bungalow completely redesigned iq Fanns Colonial with spacious living room and brick ranch with family room and large condo fees for six months make this great Grosse Pointe Woods location. newer kitchen on generous lot. kitchen in coveted 5t. Clair shores location. waterfront condo a rare find.

BEAtrrlFUL architectural details lie CHARMING Cape Cod featuring large step INVESTORS" DEUGHT ...well maintained SIMPIX IRRESISTIBLE Cape Cod with exceptionally large master bedroom and tbriJughout this unique historic West Village down family room with door wall to patio in five unit multi~family in desirable ,. income opportunity. Grosse Pointe Farms. Grosse Pointe Park location. recently painted interior.

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Q. In around 1960, I received a remote-controlled toy called the "Radicon New Sedan, Radio Remote Control Car." I have saved it in the original box. The car is a red sedan with a flat, silver, air- plane-shaped hood Qrnament. It is not designed as a real make or We're MORE ... model but' is in the style of cars from the late 1950s or early 1960s. The box pictures a young girl and boy playing with the car. thanju5t lumberl The bottom corners of the box front read, "The first and only complete radio remote-control toy! personal papers or valuables from Exciting to the young and old," prying eyes or tempted hands. and "Trade Mark Modem Toys, • We'reDEDICATED",to customers satisfaction! Japan." Who made the car? Q. My arts and crafts sterling A. Your car was made in the silver pendant is marked with the mid-to late 1960s by Masudaya, a initials "H.W." in a monogram. I'm Semco's French Sliding Door, Japanese toy manufacturer. told it carne from England. Masudaya is probably best known A. Henry Wilson was an Elegance At Its Best. as the maker of Radicon Robot, English designer who began mak- which was also marketed as "the ing jewelry about 1890. He made first and only complete radio silver and gold pieces and often remote-control toy." The company added to the designs with enamel also made a Radicon toy bus and or gemstones. toy speedboat. Radicon Robot is • worth over $4,000. Your car, in Kovels' Antiques and working order, would sell for more Collectibles Price List, 1999 edi- than $500. tion. Your antiques are worth • money. 50,000 up-to-date prices Q. Why do so many pieces of for over 500 categories of antiques antique furniture have locks on and collectibles. Hundreds of fac- their drawers? tory histories, illustrations and A. The most likely explanation tips for care of your collection. At is that people Who owned high- your bookstore or send $14.95 plus quality furniture in past centuries $3 postage to Pnce Book, Box I had servants. The locks protected 22900, Beachwood, Ohio 44122. , Home...... '\.""-"'='-'c,"*, "'» 'C'-'( ...... """'=' <:::-''''''';:- Tips.. ~ -..;.o)w ... "" .... ' :.~ ","" ~ _ " •• _,,"'-""''''''''''''''- -, ,.. .~ "'.'~ .""""'" x_ ~,~...... ",.._"""""",_A..lif APPLIQUE REMOVAL - To Jane C., Vancouver, Wash. \ get old decals off bathtubs, first • peel off as much of the rubberized RECYCLE - Whenever you \ j portion of the decals as possible. find a pair of jeans you can't wear Make sure the area is dry. Apply a anymore, don't throw them away. thick coat of peanut butter and let Cut them to fit and glue them to • set overnight. Use a plate scraper, an old binder. This is a good way the hard plastic kind, to gently to recycle, and you can use the For Professional Design scrape the decal adhesive off. Rita pockets to hold pencils and other K, Albany, N.Y. trinkets. Edna T., Derby, Conn . and Installation: • • MEMORY JOGGER ~ I recent- PHOTO USE - I have a couple Call Our Home Improvement Department _ ly purchased a desktop flip calen- of uses for those tiny pictures • High Quality Lumber • Roofing & Siding dar, like the one lance used in my from the portrait packages of • Pratt & Lambert Paint • Quality Replacement Windows office. I keep it near my living many stores. I use them for my • Custom Kitchens & Baths • Functional Garages/Sheds daughter's own return-address room phone so it is always in view • Additions of All Types • Unique Interior Trim & Doors and accessible. labels and to personalize her own I use this calendar to make stationery for thank-you notes. • Beautiful Basements • Gorgeous Stair Systems notes to myself from day to day, Now I look forward to getting • Professionally Designed Decks • & Much, Much, More month to month, flipping the those tiny pictures! Pat D., • Distinctive Exterior Doors • Serving the Community for pages from day to day. I even Winchester, Va. Over 50 Years make notes about doctors' • appointments, calls I need to RECIPE FiLE - I think one of In-Home Estimates or Visit Our Showroom make, bills I need to pay, even TV the best ways to organize recipes movies I'd like to watch next week is to buy a plastic file crate and , or next month. - some hanging files. You just orga- JOHN'S LUMBER nize the recipes by categories, 24M". At year's end, I go back through which you file alphabetically. all the calendar pages and record Smce the crates are letter SIze, any mformatIOn I need to keep, you can cut out whole magazme If I 2)""10 like phone numbers and dates. All this helps keep my life in order. See HOME TIPS, page 10 Closed Sunday so our emplo)'eeYfnay go to church and fipend the day with their families' Thursday, September 9, 1999 YourHome Page 9

Location. location. Two family In the Farms, half block from the Hili Each umt has separate utilities and basements, natural fireplaces. Two and one half car shared garage. side yard area. Tenant OCCUPied QS #30709 (313) IIU887

Exceptionally well mamtamed. SpaciOUS. updated upper two bedroom, two full bath condo Withbalcony overlookmg large courtyard Mamtenance fee $15900 mcludes outside Insurance. mmntenance. water. pool. clubhouse and evemng secunty guard Master sUite with pnvate bath Eating space In knchen Laundry facilities in Unit QS#30448 CIIJ)""

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Prime the area with a Hardware at 21920 Harper, St. brew, mix up one part bleach to primer/sealer or a plaster bonder. By Blair Gilbert Clair Shores 48080; call (810) six parts water. For more cleaning This will harden the soft surface ...... :- "l9.... * ~ , ,,".,.,..;... 776-9532, e-mail blair@mrhard. power, add two tablespoons of and give the patching material "sanded" with a damp sponge. ware.com, or visit www.mrhard- trisodium phosphate (TSP) per something solid to bond to. Don't work the sponge where the ware.com for a recap of some of my gallon of water. Fill the areas with plaster, dry- compound is thick or still very columns. Note: do not use TSP if you are wall compound, or a spackling wet, just the edges where you're planning to use B.I.N. 1-2-3 compound. trying to blend in with the wall. Primer, or B.I.N. Mildew Proof Tip 497: Don't try to patch the Tip 332: take a damp sponge paint, they can react with the area with one heavy coat and then and wipe a little joint compound TSP. sand off the excess. An easier on it and tap it over the smooth Apply the mixture to the peel- method is to use two or three light repaired area. This will emulate ing area and any gray or black coats of patching with very little the texture of 30 years of paint on spots (mildew), and hit the road sanding ....:...it's also less messy, I the surrounding area. for 10 minutes. This will let the h~ that Ij.aster dust, or at least Prime the area with latex , mixture soak in. 'and kill ~the - my wife dOO$. primer, making sure you try to get mildew deep in the cracks and Avoid using the fast or light it under any areas to be caulked. loosep up any grime. Reapply the spackling here because they don't Then caulk the tile edge with a cleaner, this time washing every- always feather thin on the edges mildew resistant caulk. Make I thing that isn't moving. This like the creamier patching com- sure it is a paintable caulk, most This is the sign of shouldn't take much labor, the pounds. Atrick with using drywall pure silicone caulks aJen't dirt will be running for mercy, and compound is that the edges can be paintable. advertising in Now you're ready for the finish coat of paint. "VIour Horne" HomeTips------One of our favorites these past few years is B.I.N.'s perma white, Call From page 8 • mildew-proofbathroom paint. It pages and throw the recipe in. It's SAVEIT! - I wondered what I is latex, self-priming, and 19 out 313-882-3500 so quick and easy. could do with myoId phone book I also have a file in the front and hit upon the idea of taking it I labeled "to be filed" and after to the office.It has come in handy using the recipe, if I don't want to numerous times, and I'm sure take the time to file it right back, glad I have it as a resource. Greg , I just throw it in there. L., Stuart, Fla. This file can be tailored to your • specifications. I have over 40 files PRESCRIPTIONS - Since I'm , in mine. Since I love mine so 75, the number of bottles in my much, whenever I have a wedding medicine cabinet has increased, shower gift to buy, I make up a and my fingers have become more recipe file. I always get raves clumsy. about the clever idea, and the Most of the prescriptions come brides love it too. Kate F., in tall, slim bottles with larger Wheeling, W.Va. caps and are the child-proof vari- • ety. I have found that by turning them upside down, the large, INNOVATIVE TABLECLOTH heavy caps make them more sta- - In my search for an easy-care ble and less likely to fall over. tablecloth that I could wipe clean June R., Colorado Springs, Colo. and never have to iron, I looked for oilcloth fabric. However, none • KEEPING TRACK - I use a of ,the patterns fit my decor. pocket calendar with date blocks to keep track of my charitable con- I noticed that the fabric store tributions. I post the charity, sells clear vinyl plastic by the check number and donation in it yard, which can be cut to fit over and keep it in a file near where I any tablecloth. I selected some write my checks. At the end of nice cotton fabric that I really liked, hemmed it and topped it each month, I add up the total for with a piece of the vinyl plastic. the month and put it at the bot- For a minimum investment, I now tom of the month. Then at year's t have a lovely, unique tablecloth end, I total the months and have that I never have to wash - or t~e IRS mformation. Greta K., Fort Myers, Fla. iron. Plus, I can change the design • , anytime I want to, very economi- Share your special Home Tip cally, by simply buying another With our readers. Send it to Diane , piece of fabric to fit under the t Eckert, King Features Weekly clear plastic. Carla ¥., ColumbIa, SerulCe,235 East 45th Street, New S.C. York, N.¥. 10017. Thursday, September 9,1999 YourHome Page 11

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I 36'S"xS'O. In the fast paced Grosse Pointe real estale market you I I lL'IJI1t a prooen Grosse Pointe leader working for ~01l. I r= 1170OXFORD t Curb appeal, charm. condition, location, pnce - thiS FLOOR PLAN gracIous Woods four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal has 11 all Master bedroom With newer lUXUriOUspnvate bath. newer gourmet kitchen, tear I. off roof in '98 Rec room With wet bar and newer lavatory Custom renovations, state of the an convemence and energy effiCiency replacement wmdows This ISyour chance to benefit from the seller's hard work Call today for an appomtment

MEDIC:RGW Floor plan for all reasons. There IS Just no replacement for spacIous hvmg This five bedroom, three full bath Woods Colomal has plenty of space. Cooks Will delight m the updated kitchen and Serving Macomb & Oakland County weekend athletes relax m the fanuly room With cozy fireplace Newer energy effiCient furnace. central au condltlOnmg and roof Wrap around deck overlooks pnvate. <;hadygardens. Generous closets and Immaculale decor

.. JANET H.. RIDDER ARR, CRS, GR., RAM ~ ASSOCIATE BROKER Certified Residential Specialist ~ v;!~,~~L~~~t!!."Gl -..ar_ for a Illo\.ing 36()41virtual tour • Thursday. September 9, 1999 YourHome Page 17 Home-buying professionals are a necessity Buying a home is a bIg part of most Important persons you will agents use a computer network closing costs vary widely and you the American Dream. The home- encounter. He/she helps buyers for this informatIOn. want to be sure you get the best buying-process is complicated. locate houses for sale In the com- It IS important to remember deal avaIlable. Real estate agents There are a number of profession- munity in the right price range that most real estate agents work often suggest lenders, but buyers al people with whom you will have and arranges for you to visit and for and are paid by the peoplesell- should take the final responsibili- contact during the home-buying- inspect the houses. mg the house. Do not tell them ty for finding a lender themselves. process, according to Cheryl Through the real estate agent anything you do not want the sell- Many lenders will work with Krysiak of the Michigan State you can see the Multiple Listing er to know. Buyer broker/agents you before you begin looking for a University Extension Service. Service (MLS) book, which has are gaining in popularity. These house. They will detennine if you Real estate agents pictures and describes all houses agents work for and may be paid have credit problems and how A real estate agent is one of the for sale in a community. Some by you, the buyer. much money they would loan you Real estate agents handle the to buy a house. This process is paperwork involved in making an called prequalifying for a loan, offer on a house and may recom- and there is usually no fee mend a lender. Because helshe is involved. Some lenders will actu- to important to the process, you ally give you a pre-approval for a should be sure you like, trust and mortgage. You will have to pay a respect your real estate agent. fee for the pre-approval and must Check references and ask oth- use that lender for your mortgage ers about the agent and the com- or lose your fee. pany with which the agent is asso- Types of lenders include com- ciated. If any questions arise, you mercial banks, credit unions, sav- should feel free to change agents ings and loan associations, mort- Buying • Selling. Gardening. Improuement at anytime. You do not pay the gage banking companies and the seller's agent's commission or Fanners Home Administration. ,:,YourHQme Of Interest fees. At no time during the hunt- You can call any of these local ing and buying process are you, as lending institutions and ask to '~':\"'1::< ,~,.1Vf!mination.For", the buyer, involved in a legally speak to someone in the mortgage "-? binding contract with a seller's department. t Name _ agent. Housing inspectors t Address: _ Lenders Housing inspectors are usually

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Hours available for consultation with writer: ~ Monday - Friday Saturday - Sunday Do you have Hbefore" photographs of the project in question? t Yes No on the st. Clair Shores Golf Course. Photographs would likely be taken of your home for _ One Door living at its BESTI LUX11l'J condominiums with golf, pool, tennis and exercise room. Secure indoor parking. 'I\volovely units. each with two inclusion in an article. f bedrooms, two baths and laundry rooms, priced at $134,900 and $139,900. r Any restrictions? Yes No Did you work with a architect on the project? Yes No ; If yes, please furnish name: _ ,! Did you work with a licensed builder on the project? Yes No ~ If yes, please furnish name: _ Judy Ort

< Please leave this form in the box marked "Returns" or submit to the offices of ~ the Grosse Pomte News, 96 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pomte Farms, MI ~236 (313)239-0823 h ~ I ,~ Page 18 YourHome Thursday. September 9, 1999 I ,.I Mary Kelly Selover, author of mixture of countertop materials. "Gracious Interiors" and former Having a section that is granite or senior editor at Home and marble for rolling out bread dough Redbook, says cutting costs on adds a splashy touch that home improvement is not difficult enhances the remaining laminate, and can save a substantial stainless steel or wood counter I o amount of money. She suggests and makes the kitchen more func- , . , four ways to cut expenses and tional. , time when remodeling: (1) choose If more space is the problem, cabinet refacing for kitchen and instead of tearing out countertops 1 bath remodels; (2) mix kitchen and changing the layout of the countertop materials; (3) consider kitchen, add a small island with a four-season room instead of a wheels so that it can be moved i ...... "1'aditional room addition; and (4) around easily. know whom to call to do the work. Other tips for kitchen remodels: An average kitchen remodeling • Think twice before choosing costs $20,000, but the average cabinets with glass doors. Unless cabinet refacing costs $5-6,000. you're a neatnik, they are hard to Instead of gutting the entire keep organized. kitchen and starting from scratch, • Install lighting under the top a cabinet refacing project involves cabinets. Lighting can make your removing the cabinet doors, kitchen seem brighter and bigger. installing new doors and strip- • Build cabinets to the ceiling ping. sanding and refinishing - it adds space for those seldom- other visible parts of the cabinets used items. to match. • Don't use tile on counters - it Cabinet refacing also saves is difficult to keep the grout clean. something other than money - it saves time. The average cabinet • refacing takes less than five days, unlike a full kitchen remodel Send Household Help questions to which can take months. John Amantea, King Features Instead of replacing a whole Weekly Service, 235 East 45th countertop, homeowners can use a Street, New York, N.¥. 10017. ft.

Hnnglon Mortgage Co. (8001538-1812 7.875 2 7.375 2 6.125 2 Professionals ----- • "W...... ,JBmrtA1M.w JMC Mortgage ~. (248) 489-4020 7.125 3.5 6.5 3.875 5.75 325 From page 17 will pass along the cost of an appraiser to the buyer at the mort- (800) 87~2593 7.375 272 5.5 2 home. A buyer should be sure to gage closing. write on the purchase agreement Lenders require that appraisals (8001829-9259 8 o 7.625 0 5.875 0 that helshe will not buy the house be conducted because they want to unless it passes an inspection or Mentor Fnanaal (877)362.5626 7.25 3 7 know that the price the buyer is 3 6.125 2 .. ~~ ~-- items that require repair on the willing to pay and the true market inspection report are fixed before ....Mk:tigan Mortgage Lenders (8OO! 435-6652 7.5 2 7.125 value are approximately equal. the mortgage closes. The amount of money they are (888)913-9678 7.75 1 7.5 0 6.25 1 .va Inspectors check for observable. willing to lend a buyer depends on unconcealed structural conditions. ~a1aa:.... 11~'f¥<-5M~~,(. these findings. 7.5 2 7.125 2.375 6 1.25 .wJBl They also check to see that the '"' heating and cooling systems work, Attorney 1625 7.125 2 6875 0 verify that the plumbing is sound An attorney who specializes in and check the electrical system to 2 7 2 6 2 real estate law should be hired ... ~ " ~ see if it is functioning and safe. before the purchase agreement is 2 6.75 2 5875 2 ~.,.Inspectors normally do not guar- signed. He/she will review the pur- _. antee or warrant the condition of a chase agreement and all closing home or d.rmine if it is in com- documents. The attorney will pliance with the local housing make sure all documents are legal code. They provide a written and will protect the buyer from report indicating major findings. If signing anything that is inaccu- major flaws are discovered, the rate. report will indicate what repairs need to be made. Hiring an attorney may be cost- Some local governments also ly but if helshe prevents the buyer ~uire that every house in their from losing thousands of dollars jurisdiction must meet local codes the expense is well worth it. If a before it can be sold. This inspec- buyer is considering buying a piece tion is not a substitute for hiring of property and/or home on a land your own housing inspector. contract a competent real estate ().ppraiser attorney is an absolute must. RaMs lUlI8d ~ chqe WIhU noIX:e. Appraisers are hired, usually by With the help of home-buying professionals you will be success- RaIes npons baed (1\ a S100,lXXllolrlWIllMan. the lender, to determine if the Key • ~ = Not RepotIed / J =.krio /8 =BaIooo / V = VA toM / F = FHA !.oM house is worth the price a buyer is ful in securing your 'part of the Bt=1HeeIdy willing to otTer for it. The lender American Dream - your own Scute: AeIdeIItllI ~ Condns bllSed 1l8fW*ln home. Thursday, September 9, 1999 YourHome' Page 19 Copy nature with outdoor-inspired interiors There's a certain nostalgia that occurs each year as the tempera~ fruIts and nuts, or berries and tures drop and summer disap- tWIgScan be rotated for different pears into fall. Many people seek occasions. solace and sanctuary indoors as "Throughout the house, use var- the rich, green foliage of summer ious nature-inspired pieces that is replaced by crisp leaves and work with your style," said brisk temperatures. Kovacs. "The key is to create a Although Sept. 23 is the official tasteful balance without over- end of summer, it's still possible to whelming any particular room." have the look and feel of nature inside your home. "Applying Fortunately, the nature- inspirations from nature to your inspired look partners well with home interior is popular," saId most any environment and deco- rating style, from contemporary t~ Cathy Kovacs, designer for country. Using personal prefer- Coming Home with Lands' End. ences and a combination of tips "It's easy to bring the look inside from Coming Home, your new in almost any area of the home nature-inspired decor will look with minimal effort." inviting and will allow the natur- The following are ideas from al beauty of the outdoors to be Coming Home for transforming a enjoyed all year long. home's interior by bringing touch- es of nature into different rooms - Courtesy of Article in unique ways: Nature inspired the decor of this tastefully balanced living room. Resource AssocLation theme, choosetowel holders with Slipcovers are a great way to The bedroom leaves or vines. change the look while extending The bedroom is a great place to Other ways to bring the feel of the life of a sofa. Natural shades the outdoors into the bathroom use nature-inspired decor. Sheets such as moss and driftwood coor- include hanging a nature-motif and bed coverings printed with dinate well with existing pieces in shower curtain or incorporating floral motifs are a longtime a room while reinforcing the nat- natural wicker accessories, such favorite among decorators. Prints ural beauty of the decor. as a wastebasket, tissue box or Throw blankets are functional can be g€ntle and romantic or storage units. more contemporary with up-to- accessories, especially in cooler Keepsakes from a summer climates. A cotton fisherman knit the-minute colors and patterns. beach vacation make great SWICtity of Contract Wood bed frames and blinds throw adds an all-natural look accents in the bathroom. Fill glass when draped over a sofa or chair. STEWART TITLE also work well to reinforce a canisters with shells, sand and nature-inspired theme. The warm Throws can add texture as well as starfish to remind you of a sum- "Enhancing the Real Estate tones and natural grains comple- pattern to a solid colored piece of mer getaway. furniture. Closing Process" ment and enhance prints and tex- Add aromatherapy soaps and 20311 Mack Avenue tures. Pressed paper shades on wood candles in scents such as grape- base lamps provide the essential Grosse Pointe Woods Adding a rug made of sisal or fruit and geranium to a guest form and function in a room (313) 884-7300 wool will complete the natural bathroom. The scent is sure to where natural inspirations are CATHERINE WILLIFORD inspiration in the room. impress friends and family. prevalent. Branch Manager A vase of dried flowers on a bed- side table, or a botanical wreath The dining room hung on the wall will allow the The great room This is a wonderful place to uti- Table linens in shades captured enjoyment of the garden through- from nature offer a look and feel of out the year. lize the beauty of nature and bring a feeling of tranquility. A simplicity in the dining room. Add YOU CAN decorative rug with a botanical napkin rings with acorns and ADVERTISE TOOl The bathroom pattern or a sisal rug made ofnat- leaves to complete the look. One simple way to bring a nat- ural fibers, are simple and afford- Natural arrangements in the CALL 882-3500 ural feel to the bathroom is to able options for adding a natural center of the table will reinforce To reserve Display Advertising select towels in shades of willow feel to a great room or family and accent neutral-colored table space by 2 p.m. Friday and taupe. To further build on this room. linens. Still-life arrangements of

REAL ESTATE=RES$fiR€E 1049 LAKEPOINTE 832 GROSSE POINTE FARMS Well-priced at $175.000 this Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone charming 1,800 sq. ft. house in 125 Meadow Ln. 4/1 +2 half Open Sun. 2-4. 2,000 sq. ft. $319,000 313-881-9347 Grosse Pointe Park offers a GREAT DEAL! Built in 1913, 833 GROSSE POINTE CITY the interior welcomes buyers "' searching for ambiance or a Address Bed'room/Bath Description Price Phone growing family hfestyle. 851 Washington 3/1 Recently renovated center entrance colomal. Fabulous deep lot $301,000 313-884-6916 ' SCHWEITZER -.. REAL ESTATE .. 835 DETROIT RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone For showings call Sonia Olsen (313) 886.5800 5ns Lodewid 2/1 Near 51.John Hospital,. $66,900 810-190-5865

---- ....~u...---, -~------_- - _ , Page20 YourHome , Thursday, September 9, 1999 , Create a memory or mood with candles As warm summer breezes turn - their "Warm Apple Crisp," never leave lit candles unattend- to brisk winds, thoughts of warm "Macintosh" or "Spiced Pumpkin" ed. apple pie, crisp autumn leaves, candles evoke favorite scents of • This Thanksgiving, bring the glowing pumpkins and festive hol- the holidays. Arrange on the man- gracious hostess the perfect gift of iday celebrations with family and tel or in front of a mirror to make a special scented candle - Yankee friends come to mind. Candles are any room sparkle. Candle offers a delicious "Banana an easy and beautiful way to cap- • This Halloween, surprise your Nut Bread" candle. Pair it with a ture the aromas and sensations of favorite trickster with the ulti- baking pan - add a colorful J the autumn season and bring mate treat! Fill a plastic pumpkin potholder to complete this them into your home. with their favorite candies and scrumptious ensemble! Yankee Candle Co., a leading fun candles with a holiday theme. • Ward off the cold and create a manufacturer, retailer and whole- For Halloween, Yankee Candle cozy escape in your own home - saler of scented candles, suggests has created "Witches Brew" amI place "Cinnamon Toast," ..the following list of seasonal can- "Trick or Treat" sampler candles. "Hazelnut Coffee" and "French dle scents for gift giving, home Leave on the doorstep with a note Vanilla" pillar' candles in the fire- fragrancing and home decorating: from "yours ghoul-y" - a devilish place for a delicious glowing • Recreate the scents ofthe sea- delight for the young-at-heart! effect. son without mixing or kneading • Bring autumn's colors indoors • Holiday house guests will be Lighting scented candles charmed by the little keepsakes can bring the autumn season left on their bedside tables - into your home this faU. "Vineyard," "Buttercream" or "Home Sweet Home" candles in and create a bountiful adorable 3.7 oz. Housewarmer jar NIFTY GEAR TO HOLD Thanksgiving table - arrange sizes. Add an unusual twist by The Gift Wrap Organizer with their "Harvest," "Cranberry" and ESSENTIALS: The Good see-through pockets (including including a book of matches from Housekeeping Institute found five "Spiced Pear" candles of differing your own favorite vacation two for oversize rolls), hangs in heights along the center of your cleverly designed devices virtually your closet, ready for action. From retreat. guaranteed to help clean up your table. Involve the kids: have them Jokari; for stores, can (800) 669- gather colorful autumn leaves, act. 1718; $24.99. For more information about the 1.A Magnet Basket can spruce and together you can place them Yankee Candle Company, visit 4. It may look like a prop from among the candles for a truly fes- up your laundry room, always a The Phantom Menace, but the their website at www.yankeecan- disaster zone for the disorganized. tive look. dle.com or call Jodi Petrie at (617) Rolykit, a six-sided plastic case Remember to use quality can- Suspend the basket from the containing a myriad of compart- 369-9225. ~ washing machine and safely load dleholders, keep leaves a safe dis- - Courtesy of Article ments, is actually a neat home for tance from burning candles and ii--up with everything from fabric nuts and bolts as well as a ball Resource Association • softener to stain remover. From t and jacks. The small model comes i Iris USA, available at mass mer- in red, blue, yellow, or green ~ chandisers; (800) 320-4747; ($19.95); the larger, in blue .f $12.99. ($39.95). FromJngenious Designs, 2. The Country Cottage Etagere available at crafts stores and is a cozy cabinet that fits around mass merchandisers; (800) 248- your toilet (of all things) and 3002. stores washcloths, soaps, hand 5. Had enough of crowded-to- towels, and other bathroom neces- overflowing bathroom surfaces? sities. You assemble the white Stash your lotions and lipsticks on laminated-wood parts yourself. the Shelfmaster, a set of two plas- G ROSSE POI NTE CITY From the Get Organized catalog, tic corner shelves that snap into 397/ 399 Neff (800) 803-9400, $99.98, plus place without screws or drilling. 1-4 p.m. $20.99 for shipping. From the Get Organized catalog, 597 Neff $289,000 2-4 p.m. 3. Where's that wrapping paper (800) 803-9400; $9.98, plus $4.99 when you need it - when Aunt for shipping. 932 Rivard $269,000 2-4 p.m. Charlotte's birthday party is an For more Good Housekeeping ,ROSSL POF\TE F.\R\IS ' hour away and the only thing you advice, visit the website: can find is a roll covered with www.goodhousekeeping.com. 125 Meadow Ln. $319,000 2-4 p.m. ~udolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer? - Hearst Communicatwns GROSSE POI.'\Tr 'VOODS Pet care 1924 Allard $185,000 1-4 p.m. . Q. My neighbor's dog constantly runs loose allover the neighborhood. 21693 Centerbrook Ct. $367,000 2-4 p.m . This morning, I spotted him at 5 a.m. by our yard. I worry about him. He's 986 Lochmoor $650,000 a black dog, and I worry that a car could easily hit him as he wanders 2-4p.rn. around. I've spoken to the neighbor, but to no avail. What can I do about 2111 Lochmoor $199,000 2-4 p.m. this? He's such a nice dog, I hate to see anything happen to him. A. Find out if your town has a leash law. Ifit does, contact your local dog 21571 River Rd. $315,000 12-4 p.m. Wllrdenor the police and tell them what's going on. Generally, they1l appre- 1968 Roslyn $174,900 hend the dog and hold it for the owner to pick it up. The owner is usually 2-4 p.m. issued a fine and a warning. If it happens too many times, the animal is taken away from them. It amazes us that people let their animals roam around. Webelieve that 20291 Hunt Club $139,900 1-5 p.m. no animal should be permitted to just run free. Even cats should be kept in "T. C, \m SIl()I~1 ~ ~e house. They're less likely to get into trouble. Dogs, of course, are pack animals and thrive in family settings. They are not wild animals who 23445 N. Colonial $289,900 12-2 p.m. "need" freedom. Anyone who throws their pets outside is irresponsible and cruel, in our 20437 Edmunton 1-4.p.m. estimation. _ King Features Syndicate ; , ...

Thursday, September 91 1999 YourHome Page 21 ·.,;$~1lOUii1io7ifiIer~'"~ ~@, tilili I' tiilltll .liwn.llli'lilt *ill' OIIiliibwtht f1"«tcNt ...,lOIIi'>,1iI1 t~~ .... ~__ ' / J)'" Most lawns can look profession- you should keep your mower safe 0'/ ally cut by following some simple as well. J/ / rules. When you mow, cut only • Read the owner's manual one-third the height of the grass. thoroughly so that you under- , < Following this rule will keep you stand the controls and operation , / from scalding your grass, which of the mower. / of ij '" can be easily burned by the hot • With the mower off and the * 4 sun. spark plug wire disconnected To have a healthy lawn, you check the blade and engm~ , should mow it once a week and mounting bolts often to be sure 2 " .,&- never cut long grass all at once. they're tightened properly. h' "" Stagger cutting long grass over • Check the grass catcher often i several days to avoid damage to for wear and deterioratIOn and '1 .! the roots. To avoid stripes, don't replace if needed. , ~ forget to change the direction of • Always keep a sharp blade on ? .~d your mowing every week. your mower. Proper watering and fertilizing • Allowthe engine to coolbefore is also important. Contact a local storing in an enclosure. lawn care service to learn what's • Replace the spark plug every right for lawns in your region of season. Have You Seen The the country. • For 4-cycleengines, be sure to Lawn care safety tips: replenish the oil as needed. For 2- Sunroolft Your • Remember not to pull the cycle engines that take a gas/oil mower toward you bUJ;to push the mixture, be sure to read the mower forward. Neighbors • Keep your attention on the instructions in your owner's man- lawn and not the neighbors so ual carefully to ensure the proper that you are aware of small ratio of oil and gas. Lack of engine Are Building? objects that may be thrown from oil can cause premature failure. the mower. • At the end of each lawn-mow- • Keep small children out of the ing season, run your mower until They're Adding area. it is completely out of gas so you • Wear eye protection in case a can start each season with fresh A Breathtaking stick or pebble flies up in your gasoline. face. Send Household Help questions • Always wear closed-toe shoes. to John Amantea, King Features Four SeasoD Weekly Servlce, 235 East 45th Aside from protecting yourself, Street, New York, N.Y 10017. SunrooDlTo

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FIRST OFFERING - A rare find! St ClaIr LAKE VIEW - ThIrd level Boasls a $10,000 Shores, 9 Mile and Jefferson area Two k.ltchen replaced fIve years ago Two bedrooms, two full baths ApproXimately bedrooms. '" Iv. 0 t u11 bat hs r ncl udes 1,300 square feet BUIlt In 1983 Located on a appliances Marble floor In hVlng room. secluded lane One car attached garage kllchen and dining area A ver) sharp umt In great condlllOn

:--. GROSSE POINTE WOODS Church owned 1837 COUNTRYCLUB - Super famIly home Three bedrooms Two car garage Three bedrooms, two balh~ FamIly room. Approxlmalely 1,323 square feel A home dcn FIreplace In 11\mg room ApprOXimately with alol of curb appeal Needs some 1.721 square feel Two car garage Pnce basement waterproofing and decorating reduced INCOME Four Seasons 5unrooms in Southfield 22517 TelegraphRoad, Southfield MI48034

LOCATFD IN GROSSF POINTE WOODS - Pnce A VERY NICF RAt>lCH WITH A" OPI-\ F1OOR 1..800 ..944 ..3327 JU~I reduced A well cared for Income featunng PLA"l - Threc hedroom" Situated on a park two bedroom<; down and two up Lower has ~Ize lot Convemcnt local IOn Flnl<;hed formal dIning room New roof, newer ba<;emenl Altached garage Ideal "tarter 6righton Grosse Pointe Southfield Windows lower unit Kllchen and balh home Fireplace 10 hVlng room complelely remodeled on fiT'lt floor (810) 494.5099 (313) 885-9060 (248) 352-4250 riI SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC, Call Now For S ecial Savings! REOrr 20439 Mack Ave. Grosse Pitinte t 886-8710 4

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GROSSE POINTE FARMS $309,. GROSSE POINTE FMIIS $268.000 GROSSE POINtE PARK $175,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $27B,5OO OUTSTANDING COlONIAl T1lis CoIoniaJ has BEAUT1FUl COlONIAL Located in the heart of CHARMING FAMILY HOUSE In very desirable THREE BEDROOM COlONJAL New kitchen 'i very spacious rooms, extensive ~ Grosse Pointe Farms! This five bedroom, two . location. interior has a happy feel. Living with maple cabinets and traverstine stone detail, family room with natural fireplace, and one half bath has newly updated and room hardwood ftoors leading into dining pergo flooring. Neutral decor throughout." great floor plan for entertaining, new roof, dearated J

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EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTIES - Sf. CLAIR SHORES $460,000 GROSSE POINTE FARMS BEAIQAIr 'fANAL PROPERTY. Wide canal. Gounriet kitchenl MAGNIfICENT LANDMARK. Newly redone ('98) master beiIi80ttl IsIaIfdl counter and bealRMlttmk cabinetry. Family room with suite with fireptace. Four other family bedrooms - plus three naturaJ fireplace. Two fultfJaths: 81' steel seawall, Pella windows maid's rooms and second floor laundry and full bath. Many oU1er and mont! (GPN-W-24lAV)r(810) m-4940 amenities. Co-listed with b. j. Youngblood & Co., (313) 881-4929

GROSSEPOIm WOODS $269,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $262,500 GROSSE POlm WOODS • $184,900' ~ CUTE COlONIAL Many features include: bay GROSSE POINTE WOODS. New! Totally GROSSE POINTE WOODS $156,900 CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL. Beautiful window, natural fireplace, hardwood floors, remodeled three bedroom, two full bath MOVE RIGHT IN To this three bedroom, two three bedroom in choice location, features formal dining room, family room and Colonial. New windows, furnace, central mr, bath brick bungalow with finished basement. graceful' arches, natlJral fireplace in Jiving breakfast nook lead to deck and partially kitchen, bath, root, two and one half car garage parking for three cars. Grosse Pointe room, family roomIden, dining room, eat in finished basement. (GPN-H-12HAW) (313) garage. Hardwood floors, finished basement, schools. Lakefront park. (GPN-W-451lAN) kitchen. Fenced in yard, one and half car (313) 886-4200. 885-2000. wood deck. (GPN-W-48BRY)(313) 886-4200 garage. (GPN-W-14NOR) (313) 882-4200.

HARPER WOODS $112,900 St CLAIR SHORES S82t000 ST. CLAIR SHORES $170,000 ST.ClAIR SHORES $97,500 A MUST SEE. Home with endless possibilities. ~UTICA1.. MILE CONDO. Great condo. Two CUSTOM RANCH. Great custom built home, CHARMING BRICK RANCH. Three bedroom This home features: newer windows bedroom and two full baths. Neutral decor move in condition, in a much sought after home in ex~t- area of St. ClaIr Shores hardwood floors, glass block, central alr con- With newer carpet. large liVing room Pool area of St ClaIr Shores. BeautJful natural This home ~ alr conditioning, large ditiornng, finished basement with full bath. All and clubhouse, carport. Garden level. "Move fireplace, basement open - perfect for enter- kitchen and.. utility room, attached of this in a quiet low traffic area. (GPN-F- nght in". (GPN-W-02RIV) (313) 886-4200 taining, central air, close to freeway and garage and wonderfully large lot (GPN-H- 65WOO) (313) 885-5800 schools. (GPN-H-43KJM)(313) 885-2000 180CO) (313) 885-2000.

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SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE :a:lIrD.o.c::n:.-r: . MAKING REAL ESTATE REAL EASY@. • I •• ", --- Page 24 YourHome Thursday, September 9, 1999 t ) , I 313-88Z-i~OO 1~~~~~M([l M'~IV(~ll~IN~ nEOL ESTOTE FOn nENT 700 APTSjFlATSjDUPlEX 700 APTSjFlATSjDUPLEX 700 APTSjFlATSjDUPLEX 700 APTSjFLATSjDUPLEX 701 APTSjFLATSjDUPLEX 702 APTSjFlATSjDUPLEX POINTESjHARPER WOODS P01NTESjHARPER WOODS POINTESjHARPER WOODS POINTESjHARPER WOODS DETROlTjWAYNE COUNTY S.C.SjMACOMB COUNTY 1007 Beaconsfield- 2 bed- 950 Harcourt- Lower 2 GROSSE POinte City. HARPER Woods- 2nd 2 bedroom lower. Near St. ONE bedroom apartment, room lower, appliances, bedroom flat. Newly Lakeland! Mack. 1 bed- floor condo, 2 bed- John Hospital. Applian- Roseville area, all appli- laundry, parking availa- decorated, modern room condo includes rooms, central alf. Ca- ces included. $600 ances. No pets. 248- ble. Immediate. $650. kitchen, living room With washer, dryer, refrigera- thedral ceilings. Design- monthly. 313-682-0209 543-3940 call 7a.m.- (313)343-0797 fireplace, dining room, tor, stove, garbage dis- er kitchen, beautiful 4:30p.m. porch. Air, 2 car garage, posal, heat and ~lir. drapes & carpeting . APARTMENTS. 1 bed- ..i1052 Lakepolnte, 2 bed- 705 HOUSES FOR RENT no pets. Available imme- Snow removal and lawn $950. (313)881-3425 room, $3751 $475. Heat room, deck, garage, diately. $8751 month. service. $700. 313-640- included. Alrl laundry POINTESjHARPER WOODS hardwood floors, freshly LAKEPOINTE. upper, (313)884-6904 8966 available. Credit check. $1,150- 3 bedroom. Heat- painted, $7401 750, up- clean & spacious 3 bed- . (313)882-4132 ed sun room. Double perl tower. No pets, no room. All appliances, 954 Beaconsfield- 3bed- GROSSE POinte Park 1 garage. Yard. Immedi- smoking, available. washer, dryer. Parking, SEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom room upper. Llvmg bedroom apartment. ate occupancy. (313)885-7459. balcony. Includes elec- upper flat, $4501 month, 100m, dining room, fire- Completely redecorated. (313)884-1128 tric, hardwood floors. 1 1/2 months security 1242 Maryland, lowerl up- place, new bathroom, Includes heat, stove, re- $765.313-881-4893 deposit. (313)885-3410 1000 Vernier- small, im- per, new kitchen! carpet, new appliances, off frigerator, carpeted, 8'X maculate 2 bedroom, 2 formal dining room, 2 street parking. $800 16' porch. $500. NEFF. 3 bedroom, all ap- (313)885-6938 BEDFORD large 2 bed- bath brick bungalow, bedrooms, heated & en- monthly. Available Sep- pliances, washerl dryer, room upper & lower with all services, fully closed sun room, all ap- tember 15th. (313)345- garage, immediate oc- GROSSE POINTE PARK flats, heat, refrigerator & equipped & 2 car ga- pliances, lawn care. 0532 cupancy. (313)882-6631 870 NOTTINGHAM stove. $6501 month plus rage, neatly tucked $7251 upper, $7401 low- Hardwood floors, kitchen NICE 3 bedroom apart- 1 1/2 months security, AI away and virtually se- er month! secunty. No BEACONSFIELD, 2 bed- with appliances, living! ment in the park, on 313-886-8096, between cluded in a beautiful set- pets. Showing Saturday room lower, off- street dining room, 2 bedrooms, Beaconsfield, sunroom, 5 & 8 p.m. ting and ideal location 12- 1:30. (313)821-0668 parking, $6001 month, 1 bath. Storage area. Rear hardwood floors, 2 right on the main drag! security deposit & last CREEKSIDE. Vintage 1, parking. $575. baths, $7501 month in- Eleven hundred per 1330 Somerset- 2 bed- months rent required. 2, 3 bedroom flats, hard- 313-567-4144 cludes water, tenant month plus utilities. 3 room lower, fireplace, No pets, 313-885-5508 wood floors on Detroit's '. pays electricity, gas, se- year lease. No pets and hardwood floors, kitchen after 6 p.m. GROSSE Pointe Park, 31 4 eastside. Must see. curity deposit. Call 313- definitely no agents. Call appliances, garage. bedroom, 2 bath flat. $475- $5751 month. BEACONSFIELD- 3 bed- 960-8385 or 313-885- Walter, 313-226-4496 Available now. $800 Formal dining room with (313)331-6180 room lower, stove, re- 0224 ~~ monthly. (313)640-2066 fireplace, laundry facili- 1242 Marvland (rear)- frigerator. No dogs, ties. $950 plus utilities. NOTTINGHAM, 3 bed- CREEKSIDE. Vlntag~ 3 Available September 316 HiIIcrest- Grosse $700 plus security de- Call evenings, 810-726- room upper. Includes bedroom house on De- 1st. New carpet, freshly '. Pointe Farms. 2 bed- posit. (810)293-2735 stove, refrigerator, \ .. room, lower flat. No 1813 troit's eastside. Must painted 2 bedroom bun- • washerl dryer, natural see. $5251 month . galow with bonus room pets. Hardwood floors, COZY 2 bedroom duplex GROSSE POinte Park- fireplace. $800 monthly. (313)33"1-6180 in basement. Central air, garage. (313)938-4541. on Roscommon near nice street, refinished 313-371-7652 Beaconsfield. Kitchen, appliances, enclosed 413 Neff- large 3 bedroom, upper. Wood floors EAST English Village, 2 dining area, and living RIVARD near Jefferson, 3 porch, yard. $750 2 bath townhouse, throughout, 2 bedroom, bedroom upper, natural room. Clean, bright, new bedroom lower. Availa- monthly plus security. beautiful hardwood fireplace, $8001 month, fIreplace, enclosed carpet, stove, garage ble soon. $800 month. Showing Saturday, 12- ftoors, fireplace, en- appliances included. porch, garage. Includes and basement. Ideal for Broker, 313-881-0000 1:30. (313)821-0~ closed porch, garage, 313-822-5509, leave appliances & water, indiVidual or small fami- .. ., central air, stove, refrig- message. SOMERSET. 3 bedroom $625. 313-884-5920 af- 1634 Aline, North of Verni- ly. $650. Security de- erator, dishwasher, lower, refinished hard- ternoon er, East of Mack, 4 bed-- posit required. (313)884- GROSSE Pointe Park- washerl dryer and main- wood floors, new kitch- room brick ranch, base- 9052 Nottingham South of MORANG, 1 bedroom, tenance included. Avail- en/ appliances, new ment, garage. $1,300 Jefferson. 2 bedroom, new carpeting, carpet able October 1. $1,3951 bath, blinds, fireplace, year lease, no pets, no EXECUTIVE lease, fully hardwood floors, off appliances, etc. $4501 month. 313-510-0345 garage. $850 monthly. smoking. Agent, 810- fumished. Harcourt. street parking. $625 (313)881-0018 month includes heat & 773-8883 5 room lower Maryland, 1,600 square feet. 2 sto- monthly. (313)331-6900 water. 810-776-4930 SOMERSET. Upper 2 1960 Oxford, Grosse appliances, dnveway, ries, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 Triad Management. bedroom, carpet! hard- clean, no pets, $730. baths, 2 fireplaces. New PIPER. close to water, Pointe Woods. Conven- GROSSE Pointe- 1 & 2 wood, new kitchen, built iently located near shop- references, 313-881- kitchen, finished base- quiet lower 3 bedroom, ment. Garage. All appli- bedrooms. Includes all in appliances, garage, front and rear porches, Ping, Park & recreation. '. 3149 ances. Turn- key unit, appliances, most utilit- $725. (313)821-1562 flreplacQ and driveway SpaCIOUS, clean, well ies, private parking, coin 811 Neff- 5 room upperl available Immediately. SPACIOUS 1 bedroom parkmg. $650 (313)821- maintained 3 bedroom, laundry, storage room. screened porch. In- $2,0001 month. 313-331- basement apartment in 0787 1 1/2 bath bungalow From $525. 313-886- cludes appliances! heat. 6900 Triad Manage- Farms. Furnished, utilit- 702 APTSjFLATSjDUPLEX with fireplace & $875. No pets. 313-882- 2920 screened porch. $1700 ment. ies, central air, laundry S.C.SjMACOMB COUNTY 0340 per month unfurnished. HARCOURT Road- Attrac- facilities included. $5001 . EXECUTIVE rental. month. (313)885-6505 13/ Little Mack. Modem, 1 313-882-2788 848 Beaconsfteld, 2 bed- tive 2 bedroom, 1 bath Grosse Pointe Farms, ------bedroom. Appliances, room upper In a no- upper. Appliances and 20360 Eight Mile. Three ) newl furnished! appoint- THREE bedroom, 1 bath" verticals, $4951 month. smoking buildmg. Avail- garage Included. $825 bedrooms. Grosse ed. Fabulous home. 1 upstairs flat. Recently (810)296-9269 able October 1st. Hard- monthly. Days: 313-223- Pointe schools. $775 + month minimum. See updated. 1321 Waybum ~ wood floors. No pets. 3547, Evenings: 313- utIlities. 231-228-5658 thiS! 313-885-8843 $6251 month. 248-592- APARTMENT- Eastpointe, $6501 month. 313-822- 886-3173 9261 91 Gratiot area. 1 bed- 3 bedroom, 2 car garage, 1235 room spacious town- GROSSE Pointe City- HARCOURT- lower unit, 2 VERNIERI Mack- 1/2 du- finished basement with house style, with base- 876 Trombly, upper 3 bed- Lower 2 bedroom, den, bedrooms, fireplace, plex, 2 bedroom, base- bar, appliances, $750. / room, 2 bath, natural gourmet kitchen, fire- separate basement, air, ment, garage, applian- ment. Air, appliances in- 810-nl-4909 -:t cluded. Conventent 1oca- «flfeptace, breakfast place, terrace, air, at- garage, separate utilit- ces. $950 monthly or GROSSE Pomte house for tached garage. Applian- tion. Kennedy Park & nook, garage. No pets. ies, $1,200 plus security with family room and rent. Recentty renovat- ces. long term. No pool priVileges. $515/ Security deposit. $1,200 deposit. (313)331-0330 fireplace $1,200 month- ed, 2 bedrooms, no smoking! pets. $1,200 month. Senior Discounts per month, ~us utilrties. days. (313)881-4009 ly, plus utilities. Andary, pets. $925. 313-331. 313-881-6542. a~! 313-885-8300 (313)882-3965 evenmgs (313)886-5670. 2476 t

A_ _. __ -.~-- _ . .-- Thursday, September 9, 1999 YourHome Page 25 70S HOUSES FOR RENT 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY FOR RENT BRAND new 3 bedroom FOR RENT FOR RENT HARPER Woods, 3 bed- ST. Clair Shores, 3 bed. Harper Woods ranch. 1 rooms, basement, 2 car RIVIERA Terrace- best lo- 23100 Jefferson. Prime St. room brick ranch. 1 1/2 ~~~~ , bath, new carpet & all cation. Top level corner Clair Shores locatIOn ... garage, fireplace, hard- baths, central air, neWly GROSSE PoiNTE GEHEAAI. ornCE appliances. Landscap- wood 1100rs,appliances, umt Extra Windows and near Marter. Ideal for SPAC£ID£HTAl MACK AVENUE. lUXUriously carpeted. GROSSE PoiNTE THREf WOAA ed. $700/ month. 313- parking. 2 bedrooms, 2 law or other profeSSion. good location, Grosse New refrigerator, new SPACES RECEPTION AREAS SA TH 882-3222 full baths. Ready for oc- ApproXimately 200 sq rITCI'9ULAB POinte Schools, $1,200/ stove FlOrida sun room, cupancy. Great condi- ft. Completely remod- GROSSI:. POINTi GENEAAI. omCE negotiable, 313-886- Rec basement! stUdy CHARMING Grosse 0466 tion. $900/ month Includ- eled. (810)778-1234 SPACE MACK AVENUE APPROX Pointe Farms farm room 2 car garage. 109, air, heat, water, 1 200 SQ fT house, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 $1,000 Deflnately no sWimming pool, club EASTPOINTE GROSSE PoiNTE WOODS GENEAAI. 706 HOUSES FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE WITH GREAT LOCATION bath, 1 block from lake, pets allowed. (810)725- house 313-882-4885, Completely remodeled. AND ON'SITE PARKING MACK AVE $1,750/ month. No pets. DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY 2803 313-885-5652 Keyed restrooms, neal APPROX 1.400 so FT (313)885-3188 REMODELED 2 bedroom X-ways. 200 sq. ft.- EASTPOINTE HIGH VISIBILITY LOCA. ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- SNOWBIRDS! Golf course " liON PERfECT FOR GENERAL ornCE bungalow, finished room bungalow. 1. 5 2700 sq. ft. OR ll£OICAlJDEHTAl FARMS- 3 bedroom colo- condo 10 St. Clair basement With wet bar baths 2 car garage, 810-776-5440 nial. Central air, 2 car Shores. Available May ST ClAIR SHORES EXCEU.ENT 1 1/2 months security newly remodeled, sun lst- October 31st. Annu- OPPOA'TUNITY TO DESIGN garage. $1,300. 313- GROSSE Pointe Park- YOUR OWl'! OFFICE SPACE deposit, available Octo- room. Option to buy. 574-9561, 313-886-0269 ally. Call 810-634-3203 East Jefferson. IndIVIdu- ber 1st. Brran, 313-885- $950. Rental Pros, SINE REALTY COMPANY 3410 (810)773-7368 711 GARAGES/MINI al offices from $250. to 313-884-7000 FARMS- 4 bedroom, 3 STORAGE FOR RENT $375. UtilitIes Included. bath, family room, den, THREE bedroom, 2 bath RENTERS NEEDED! STORAGE- St. 313-822-6366 721 VACATION RENTALS new kitchen, $2,500. home, Eastpomte. Im- Clair FOR THESE HOMES FLORIDA Lease 1- 2 years. John mediate occupancy. Shores. Vmtage car or GROSSE Pomte Park- l Hoben- Adlhoch & Asso- Month to month. $775/ boat Call Mary Ideal for office or other 107 REGENCY HOUSE Ciates, 313-882-5200 Outer Drive- 2 bedroom month. 313-823-8090 (810)296-9451 small bUSiness, $500/ PORT CHARLOTTE, FL Only $450. 714 LIVING QUARTERS 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS month. ApprOXimately 1 Large bedroom plus FLEETWOOD- Clean TO SHARE 950 sq. ft. Tappan & As- sleep sofa In liVing room, ranch, 2 bedrooms, en- Gunston. 3 bedroom FOR RENT NEED A ROOMMATE? sociates. (313)884-6200 enclosed lanai, kItchen, closed porch, garage. Only $400. LAKESHORE V,lIage, to- All ages, occupations, breakfast bar, plus dining $1,100 plus security de- tally remodeled, new GROSSE Pomte Woods tastes, ba.ckgrounds L, bath Withtub/ shower. posit. (313)331-0330 7 Mile- 3 bedroom kitchen,. bath, hardwood IndiVidual offices. All util- and lifestyles. Completely furnished With days. '(313)881-4009 Only $450. floors, carpet, furnace & ities mcluded. Startmg "Our 20th Year" Ethan Allen maple furni- evenings. air, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, $295/ month. LUCido & Home--MateSpecialists ture. Lovely decor Near St. John- 2, 3, 4, br no pets. $900/ month. ASSOCiates, 313-882- (248)644-6845 throughout, microwave, GROSSE Pointe leasel Available now! Available October 1 or 1010 purchase. Executive/ sooner. Call Denise at TV, Central air, 2 pools, long term. 4 bedroom, 3 Quality, (refundable fee) 248-540-9002 ROOMMATE Wanted! Pri- KERCHEVAU St. Jean- tenms, sauna, rec room, full baths, 2,800 square vate dormer, in beautiful 3,888 sq. ft. offIce build- elevator to 3rd floor social RIVIERA Terrace- 2 bed- feet. New family -room In 810-773-1805 area. Single female. No mg. 8 rooms, confer- room, laundry room. Walk- den, air. Finished base- room, 2 bath, mid level. pets, $500 monthly. ence room. Lavatories, ing distance to shopping, New appliances. In- ment. Many extras. (313)881-5013 small kitchen, utility/ library, theater, bowling. cludes heat, air, water, Deep lot. $2,500/ month. WHITTIER & Harper- 3 storage. (313)824-0196 10 minutes drive to park! carport, pool, clubhouse. 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 313-881-3623 bedroom bungalow, beach. 4- 6 month rental. ImmedIate occupancy. FOR RENT MT. Clemens office space basement, brick. Ga- $900/ month plus utilities Securrty deposit, refer- for lease, 1/2 mile from GROSSE POinte Park- 2/ rage. Section 8 ok. Wa- 19942 Harper Ave., Harp- ences required. $895. court house. Call Bill, & tax If rented for less 3 bedroom bungalow. ter paId. $600 Rental er Woods. 1,585 ft. offi- 810-771-7935 810-469-9975. than 6 months & 1 day. Air, all appliances, Pros, (810)773-7368 ces. $1,400, includes $875/ month plus utilities fenced yard, fmished taxes. Large parkmg lot. RIVIERA Terrace- Upper UPSCALE office, $200/ & tax If rented for more basement. Enclosed Call 313-885-2800 . 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ level, 2 bedrooms, 2 month' all utilitIes, plus than 6 months & 1 day. No porch. $750. Rental S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY baths. $800 month. Red parking. 15005 E. Jeffer- smokers. Seniors only. Pros (810)773-7368 Carpet Kelm Shorewood 22211 Greater Mack- Ap- PARK Lane, 3 bedroom son 313-824-9174 Pictures available. Real Estate, 313-886- proximately 900 sq. ft. GROSSE Points-Woods- 4 ranch, 2 baths, fireplace, (313)884-4886 8710. Completely remodeled. WAREHOUSE space attached garage, $1,500 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, Lends itself to many avallable- 4M- 220MSF. 2700 sq. ft., central air, plus security depOSIt. Classified Advertising Fax your ads 24 hours 313-882-6900 ext 3 uses. Red Carpet Keim Within 1/4 mile of Chrys- no pets. $2,200. (313)331-0330 days. 313-343-5569 Grosse I'binte News Shorewood. (313)886- ler/ Jefferson plant. Call (313)886-0478 (313)881-4009 evemngs ~lWtte ~ws '~ 8710 Bill (810)469-9975 ,9@@

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800 HOUSES FOR SALE ~ 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 19989 Danbury Lane, 656 S. Rosedale Court, 932 Rivard, Grosse POinte A+ home WIthexcellent St. I tiarper Woods. Grosse Grosse POinte Woods/ City. Immaculate 4 bed- Clair Shores location. 4 'Pointe School, outstand- Morningside. 4 bed- room With sitting room. 2 bedroom colomal, 2- 1/2 ing remodeled kitchen/ rooms, 2 1/2 bath colo- full baths. Completely bath, family room with family room. Central air, nial, living room, full din- updated with fresh de- fireplace, fiOlshed base- 4 bedrooms, 2 1/ 2 mg room, family room, cor. Features: leaded ment, attached 2 car ga- , baths, private park at all new floor coverings & and beveled glass win- rage. Nicely decorated, end of dead end street. freshly decorated. Metic- dows. Polished hard- 1 block from Lakeshore. .f No Brokers please, Open Sunday, 12- 2pm. '\ 17 McKinley. Quali ulously maintained. 66 Washington- 1735 sq. wood floors. Wet pias- f $210,000. 313-885-6086 $289,900. (313)886- throughout! 3 extr $394,000. 313-881-4810 ft. brick. 3 bedroom, ter. Bathrooms totally re- modeled. New central 2965 large bedrooms, woo bath in prime location. 20291 Hunt Club, Harper floors, first floor, 1/ $279,900. Open Sun air. Wonderful space ! Woods, Grosse Pointe and accommodations for ~ bath, 2 fireplaces, larg day, September 12, 1 Schools, 3 bedrooms, 2 the growing family. kitchen. New driveway, 4pm. Or call Don Ma full baths 1,134 sq. ft., roof, air, upstairs bath, gee. Century 21 AAA, Move-in condition. finished basement, deep patio. 2,013 sq. ft. 313-884-4849 $269,000. Open house, I lot. $139,900. Call for Sunday, 2- 4pm. Or by $325,000. (313)881- appointment (313)886- 8271 NEFF- DetrOIt. 2 bed- appOIntment, (313)884- 7384 or (810)498-6036. 51 Unive,sity, Gross 6674 POinte City. CharmlO rooms, family room, up- Agents welcome. Open GROSSE Pointe Farms 241 Kenwood Court- 2,800 center entrance colo dates include new Wall- HOMES from $10,0001 1- house Sunday, 1- 5pm. 400 Roland Ct. Ove sq. ft. 4 bedroom, 3- 1/2 nlal. 3 bedrooms, 1 11 Side Wmdows, carpets 3 bedroom. Local bank and much, much more. 2,000 sq. ft. Move- I r 2111 Lochmoor, 3 or 4 baths. Renovated. baths, new carpeting repos & foreclosures. Fi- I" · $54,500. Palazzolo & condition. - $329,000. bedroom, 2 baths, fin- (313)885-0856 kitchen floor, finishe nancing possible. For Associates. (313)885- 313-343-2687. Ope i" ished basement, new 303 Beaupre, Farms. Ter- basement, CAC, 2 fire listings: 800-319-3323 1944 Sunday 1- 5. ltchen, :2 car garage, rifiC! 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 places, 2200 sq. ft. ext. H089 ~199,000. 313-885-8843 baths. G.Palms! Agent, $357,900. 313-882 I ~ (313)886-4444 8154. Open Sunday 2 , ,.. 4 ~ 313 Beaupre Charming , ' English in the heart of the GROSSE Pointe Shores- ~- Farms. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 37 "Hawthorne. Center family room, completely entrance colomal, 4 bed- updated, walk to Kerby rooms, 2 1/2 baths, ,i. and Brownell, $254,900 large IIvmg & dining I (810)752-1561 rooms, sunporch, kltch- 1571 River Rd. Gross 3840 Audubon- 4 bedroom en With eating space, uple of Wonderful clean three bed- mcome , f'I Pointe Woods, 4 bed r bnck colonial. Info sheet flOlshed basement, lots enJoy the won. room bnck ranch. On a full . ndyumque, room colomal, 2 11 mground pool Park. finished bosement with a full : at sign. $159,900. of storage. Heated work- st 1,200 sq. ft. per umt baths, family room, bke lot, 2-car attatched bath. Circular floor. 1,050 sq. (4,850 sq. ft. m total). (248)353-1331 shop on back of ga- , I central air, large lot, 3 garage CiI'cu1ar floor plan. ft., Lakeview school dJstnet, Many updates: new win- rage+ large shed. Walk- 4-bedroom. 2 1/2 both and recently repainted, newer cor. dows. glass block, 4-car ~ ' tiered deck. 1988 sq. ft. 597 Neff- brick colonial t near Village, 3 bedroom, ing distance to park & centrol air New roof and pet Don't nilis this great garage, elect Ideal for beautiful updated hom HWT. $389,900. home. Also offers a two cor t 1 1/2 bath, 3 car garage, schools. 313-884-1570 investor or owner-occupied t in "move- In" condition. garage and a large lot (51 x in 1 unit. $289.900 l Shown by appolntmen CAC, sprinkler, fireplace. 106). $128,900 with owner, Open Sun Pristme condition, availa- fr days, 12- 4. $315,0 ble now. $289,000. Ap- f (313)886-4272 pOintment, (313)885- 6422. Open Sunday 2- 4 J DETROIT River House- t DETROIT- 3 bedroom col- Why rent? 10th floor Co- I onial 1.5 baths, finished op on RIVer, beautiful .. basement, 2 car garage, View, 1 bedroom. Pro- 51 Washington, Gross f $120,000, as IS. 313- feSSionally renovated! I POinte City. 3 bedroo i- 822-4709 $49,500. (810)294-0453 center entrance Colo t ~I . mal on fabulous dee • lot! Recently renovate throughout. Immediat NEW USTlNG' Investment or owner occupant. N£W USTING! Large home that needs some f occupancy, $301,000 4 unit budding with 4,200 sq. ft., 2-bedroom 1 finIShing touches. The vinyl skiing is new, so both per unit, Ideal dead -end street location. (313)884-6916 are the windows and gJass block windows. new roof. 1 vacancy now. PrIced to seD • $149,900. HARPER WOODS 3 bedroom bungalow. Up- (810) 773-7'138 Immaculate tudor in presitgious area. dated electrical, freshly 5 bedrooms. 4. 5 baths. full finished basement, painted, new carpet. Im- 21835 Nine Mile Rd.. 5: 3 car attached garage, central air, and much mediate occupancy. \' I~ <

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