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served In lt1e Wayne County Jail Page
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• Grosse
POinte Woods bUSiness
OWn!:lf::' ::."'''' led vvel r"'::'lIll.lIUII:> VII
neon Signs Page 3A
• Studies of the InvaSive emerald
ash borer show It to be a formidable
pest Page 15A
• The girls cross country teams at
Grosse POinte North and Grosse POinte
South each won Invitational meets last
weekend North was first at the Ypslla'1tl
InVitational
South won the Saginaw
Heritage InVitational
Page 3C
Thursday, Oct. 10
Grosse POinte South and University
Liggett School high schools host state
regional tennis tournaments
Play began at 8 a m at each of the
sites
Grosse POinte North High School IS
playing In the DIVIsion 11 regional at
Warren-Mott
High School
Friday, Oct. 11
Grosse POinte South High School Will
foc>ldItS homecoming
para-:Je at 6 pm
The parade starts at tre Neighborhood
Club and Will finish at the high school
The parade Will be followed by the
football tlame at 7 30 P m The Blue
Devils Will face East DetrOit Shamrocks
Saturday, Oct. 12
Grosse
Pomte North High School
ChOir Department Will hold a rummage
sale from 9 a m to 3 p m In the lobby
of the Grosse POinte Performing Arts
Center
AdmiSSion IS free For more Information, call (313) 432-3325
Sunday, Oct. 13
Tour the kitchens of nine area homes
the
Cottage
Hospital
AUXiliary
Kitchen rour from noon to 5 p m
nckets are $15 and are available In
advance at the Cottage Hospital Gift
Shop,
POinte
Perspectives,
Hurst
Appliances
or the Pomte
Pedlar
Tickets Will also be available the day of
the tour at 37 Lochmoor
In Grosse
POinte Shores and 816 Grand MaraiS In
Grosse POinte Park
For more Information, call (313) 884In
0218
Monday, Oct. 14
Meet with Rep Andrew Richner, RGrosse POinte Park, from 9 to 10 a m
In the main floor conference room at the
Grosse POinte Farms city offices
The Grosse Pomte Park City CounCil
meets at the Park city hall at 7 p m
The
Grosse
POinte
Board
of
Education meets at the Wlcklng Library
at Grosse POinte South High School at
8p m
Tuesday, Oct. 15
The
CCUn;;.1
Grosse
POinte
Shores Village
mUniCiPal
meets at thp qhmpc;
build ng at 7 p m
INDEX
Opinion.
.8A
Obituaries
11A
Schools
1
~lack- Moross
gets temporary ."
use - soccer! Ii
• One of two men accused of statutory rape of two 15 year-old girls at a
City of Gros~!:l PUlnt!:l up!:ln huu:,e pdny
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BUSiness
14A
Se'1lors
7BA
Entertainment
9B
ClaSSified ads
5C
By Bonnie Caprara
Sldff ~"r1ter
bchools would have at least
one athletIC field out of ser
vIce for renovatwns
each ~~
J€ar for the next five yean
"EIghty pl'rcent of recreatIOnal actlvlbes take place
on school fields,n Bruce sald
"ThiS WIll alleVIate a chal- ">
"
lenglng SltuatlOn "
"
'\TIllie five counCil members pledged theIr support
for the field, Gaffney and
CounCIlman Therese Joseph
cast dlssentmg vo1Rs
"I thmk
lt would
be
unwIse to construct sometIung Wlthout a master plan
and there are too many concerns With the ImmedIate
neIghbors," Gaffney saId
Joseph sald she was concerned WIth the cost of the
project and how It mlght
Impede on bIgger, more permanent plans
SOCCN games
WIll be
wiling
onto
Mack
and
;\loro,>;, as early as next fall
The Grosse POInte Farms
CIty Councll yoted 5-2 to
lOnstruct a temporary
socler field on the seven acre
uty-owned
parcel
at ltS
Monday, Oct 7, meetmg
The counCil's votes weren't
nearly as dlvlded as the sentJments of Farms re&ldents
who nearly packed the counell chambers
About half of the reSIdents
Photo' by Jennie M,Uer
who spoke about the soccer
field were agamst the plan,
With most of them expressmg concerns that a tempoChildren flooded the sidewalks on their way to school on
rary
soccer
tield
could
Wednesday, Oct. 2, particlpating in Walkto School Day, an interbecome permanent fixture
national event to promote physl.cal fitness and decrease traffic
Whlle no counCIl member
congestion.
could guarantee
temporary
Nearly all the elementary schools in the district participated in
Reeslde saId a dormant
use
untIl
2008,
Councllman
the event.
LoUIS Theros saId, ''The tem- seedmg WIll allow for hght
At Maire Elementary School, all but Jour stUdents walKed or
porary label lS only as good play next fall and full use m
biked to school. Activities were held throughout thfl day to
sprmg 2004 Another
use
as the counCIl yOUelect"
encourage students to continue the effort.
WIll
be
conSIdered
when
Other
concerns
centered
See story. page 12A.
Kroger's
long-term
lease
around cost and hablbty
AsSIstant
Clty Manager
expIres in May 2008
Shane ~t:eslde said It would
cost
the
Farms
about
$42,500 He also said that
the Farms looked Into partnerslllps III fundmg capItal
outlay
and lease
agreements
RIck Jacob, treasurer
of
the Grosse Pomte Soccer
UndeCIded about how to
AssoclatJon, swd IDS group
vote
for candldates and balwould be wllhng to asSist
finanCIally but dId not glVe lot proposal;, III the Nov 5
electIOn?
The
any specific mdIcatlons how general
League of Women Voters of
they would
Mayor Ed Gaffney saId Grosse Pomte WIll aIr Its
forum and town
some money may be avwl- candIdate
meetmg
on proposals
on
able
If v:Jters
approve
Comcast
Channel
22
Proposal K 10 the Nov 5
The
candIdate
forum,
general
electwn,
whlch
would turn 1/3 of each 0 5 wIDch features First Dlstnct
House of RepresentatIVes
mIl paId by Farms taxpayers
Repubhcan
back to the cIty for recre- candidates
Edward
Gaffney
and
atlOnal use
DaVId Putrycus
Other reSIdents were con- Democrat
cerned about the field~ use and ThIrd ClrcUlt Court -::andldates
Lynne PIerce and
by non-reSIdents
Dmgell, WIll aIr
Jacob
saId
whlle
the Chnstopher
Tuesdays,
Oct
15, 22 and
GPSA serves
1,200 kIds,
about 20 to 30 percent of 29, at 9 p m
A pro and can presentathem are Farms reSIdents
ASide from soccer field tIOn of the general electlOn
ballot
proposals
wlll aIr
proponents who claImed the
Mondays, Oct 14,21 and 28,
Mark R Taylor, a health care exec- chamnan of the hospItal's board of POlllteS are lackmg III field
space, NeIghborhood
Club at 9 p m
utIve WIth a strong track record In trustees and chalr of the presldent
Tapes of both programs
search committee
ExecutIVe
DIrector
John
finanCIal and quahty lmprovement,
At St Mary's, Taylor lmproved
Bruce was qUIck to pomt out are also avallable for rental
has been named preSIdent of St John
at the central brand' of the
HospItal
and Medical
Center
In annual finanCIal performance by $14 that a need for field space
Pomte
Publlc
million
HIS
hlStOry
of
:>uccess
at
was especmlly cruCIal smce GrosEe
DetrOIt by the hospital's
Board of
Trustees
He will begm hiS new pOSI- Impro/mg patient and employee sat- the Grosse Pomte publIc LIbrary
lsfactlOn (by 63 percent and 35 pertlOn on November 25, 2002
Taylor IS preSident and chIef execu- cent, respectively) further convlllced
the hospital's search commIttee that
tI" e officer of St
Mary's Health
hIS qualIficatIOns be,;t matched the
Center 10 Jefferson CIty, Mlssoun a 287-bed, full-servIce, acute care hos- hcspltal's leadership needs In partpltal WIth an open-heart surgery pro- nershlp wlth the medIca! staff, he
coord mated a strategJc and finanCIal
gram,
45-phj SlClan chmc network
plan that receIved the "Facet of
and extensIve commumty
outreach
Home: Grosse Pomte
award
from
the
program
Pnor to that, he served as E'(cellence"
Farms
Excellence In Mlssoun FoundatIOn
"enlOr vIce preSident
of Covenant
Age: 46
Smce
1984,
Taylor
has
served
as
an
Health Care Sy~tem, Saglnaw, and
mstructor
10
Central
MIchIgan
CEO
of ltS PhySICIan
Hospltal
Family: WIfe, Jacquelyn,
Graduate
Program
m
Organ1zatlOn
He also had served as UnIversity'S
Labrador retnever,
Healthca;e AdmmlstratlOn
the ,>ystem's executIve Vlce presldent
Jammer
A
Clarkston,
MIchIgan
natlve,
and chief operatmg officer Covenant
Occupation:
Taylor holds a bachelor of arts degree
IS a 715 bed, three-hospItal,
teachIng
Producer/director
for
In
economICS
and
bu&mess
admmlshealth care '>jstem
WDIV- TV, Duector of
tratlon
from
HIllsdale
College
and
a
"Mark's 27-jear health care career
Channel 4 news
mclude<; out"tandmg
performance m master's of health servIces admmlsQuote: "People for the
<,tratcgJc and finanCIal planmng In tratlOn degree from the Umverslty of
most part know how to
partner"hlp
WIth phySICIan" and MIchigan
thmk With theIr brams
St John HospItal and Mejlcal
Improvmg patlrnt and employp( ,;at
When they tlunk \\ Ith
lbfachon rate» Hlb qualIficatIOns best Center IS a member of St John
Health,
a
growmg
netVvork
of
commuthClr hearts, they can
matchrd
the hospItal's
leadership
often make a dlffe,
oppds accordmg to the phY'IClan I('ad~ mty-based hospItals and health carl'
ence
f'r., and trustee,; \\ ho .,rlected him .,en Ice, In S0uthea;,t r,'llchlgan and
one of the large,;t employers 10 metro
See story, page 4A
frum a r11vprs(' pool of natIOnal ( 'lndl
Dptrolt
dateb," .,ald cTudgl.-FreddlP Burton
Walk to School Day
LWV airs
election
programs
New president named
at St. John Hospital
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News
2A
October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
10 years ago this week
----.
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yesterday's headlines
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50 years ago this week
year, 1,267 emergency room per year
• In a forerunner to pollt- patients have been treated,
Subsrnbers
mclude
84 percent of them Pomte
Mayor Palmer Heenan, who
lldl
correctness,
Grosse
reSIdents
Wdb interviewed
for the latPomte
Woods gendarmes
• Last year, 5 year old est Issue
have descended upon book
a
• Arson l,as Oeen ruled
stands and magazine rack;, Bobby LeBlond burled
In the commumty
following pumpkm seed m a little dIrt out m last week's Crown
receipt of a h;,t of' obJedlOn- In a DIXIe ('up The beed Cl~aners fire
<J.ble" literature
Issued by "'prouted and he tran!>plantLt Dave culler of the
the office of the Wayne ed the vine to the back yard Grosse POlllte Park depart
of hIS Gros!>e Pomte Woods ment of publIc safety "aId
County probecutor
Among
authors
whose horne
the fire wab cau"ed by faulty
Now, two bnght orange
workb have been deemed
electrIcal equIpment
pumpkms have grown, one
verboten
dre
WlIham
Flame" gutted the cleanFaulkner
and James
T foU! teet m girth, the second ers, but firefighters
saved
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t:;~,-,
8. v~...,'-'
r VU1LC
o
Police have albo Jumped
Ophthalmology
buddIng'
on the bandv.agon against
next door
25 years ago this week
"other thmgs" obJectIOnable,
•
PolIce hope a recent
• A 34-year-old mother
buch as necktIes depIcting
wdl shut down a
and her two daughters, aged arrest
naked women
G and 5, dleG In a house fire cnme nng that has been
• Plans for a two-story
m
the
1700
block
of workmg the GlOsse Pomtes
addltlOn
to Bon Secours
Prestwlck In Grosse POinte anr:! Harper Woods
Ho~pltal
have
been Woods The 6 year old was to
SUbpects Include
a 14approved by CIty of Grosse celebrate her bIrthday thIS year-old boy from the CIty,
Pomte officIals
admItted
bemg
Fire destroyed Crown Cleaners on Jefferson in Grosse Pointe Park. but
Saturday
at a party WIth who
Last year, Bon Secours
Involved WIth a burglary In
firefighters saved the Grosse Pointe Ophthalmology building, which abuts
neIghborhood fnE'nds
emergency staffers treated
the 1400 block of DevonshIre
the east side of the cleaners. (From the Oct. 8, 1992 Grosse Pointe News,
PrelImmary
mvestlgatlOn
Photo by Donna Walker.)
1,377
accIdent
patIents
m the Park m July Officers
of the 3 a m fire mdlcates
EIghty-two
percent of the an ('Iectncal problem
arrested the boy's 24-yearpat e"1ts
,nere frem the
old uncle from DetrOit Thtl
I~leJ1 HuiiIdge of the
Grosse Pomtes So far tms City of Grosse POInte IS man has been charged WIth
hlJrgl~ry
and IndUCIng
a
adjustIng
to 11f" HUW that
she IS a mother four tImes mlllor to commIt a cnme
over
5 years ago this week
Her IO-week-old quadruplets COnsISt of Kenneth III,
• Nearly 80 reSIdents lIvHeather,
Elizabeth
and Ing near
Grosse
POInte
Dawn
North High School have sub• Grosse Pomte Farms
mitted
a petitIOn askIng
In
offiCIals have approved the Grosse POlllte Woods offifinal plat for smgle-famIly
CIals to do somethIng about
reSIdentIal
development
of student traffic problems In
the former Dodge property
the area of Mormngslde and
named Rose Terrace
Vermer
City offiCIals have asked
10 years ago this week
SEMCOG for traffic experts
EDWARDJ. GAFFNEY
JEFFREY SCHRODER
PATRICK PETZ
• Christllle Rltok, 11, of to study the area around the
STATE HOUSE OF REPRESEt/TATIVES
STATE SENATE
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
the 1100 block of YorkshIre
school
III Grosse
POInte Park, IS
• Fmlsmng
touches are
about to celebrate the one- bemg made on the renovatyear
anmversary
of her ed RIte Ald store on the Hill
V Edward Gaffney Willwork to
Jeffrey Schroder supports
YorkshIre Gazette
III Grosse
Pomte
Farms
Patrick Petz Willact as an
eliminate the unfair Wayne
Rlt o k" !oun d e d th e quarExterIor features. Includp an
responSible gun ownership
advocate
for
our
County Community College
terly publIcatIon, WIth spe- old-fashIOned
clock
and
by law abiding Citizens
community
In
Wayne
Tax
I
d
d
landscaped
walkway
CIa
e_ltlOns
prmte
as
between
the
Kercheval
sldeCounty
government,
needed, as a way to make
Jeffrey
Schroder
Will
fighting for our fair shFlrp
V Edward G:'!ff!"!ey Will work to
Crown Cleaners destroyed by fire
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**
REPUBLICAN CLUB - ABSENTEE VOTER GUIDE
I
The Eastside Republican Club is proud to support the following candidates wh
want to represent our community
the State legislature and the Vvayne Count
CommIssion. We also urge you to support the lIsted Judges who have estabhshe
a record of integrity and achIevement deserving of our support and your vote,
v
v
v
support
legislation
to
regionalize the DetrOit Water
Department c
continue to excellence In our
local public schools while
supporting
legislation
to
Improve
underperformlng
school dIstricts
v
v
of government revenues
to address the needs of
our community
Jeffrey
Schroder
Will
oppose legIslation which
would weaken tort reform
and allow frivolous laWSUits
to rUin smail bUSinesses,
Edward Gaffney Willsupport
efforts to protect our natural
resources and Lake St Clair
V
Patrick Petz beheves that
county government must
aVOid any appearance of
Impropriety
In
the
awarding of government
contracts
REMEMBER TO VOTE FOR ANDREW RICHNER FOR
UNIVERSIlY OF MICHIGAN BOARD OF REGENTS
.
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. AND PLEASl: VO,J"E THE NON-PARTISAN
VMICHIGAN
SUPREME COURT
o Incumbent
PosltlOns
PORll0N
OF THE BAllOT
IICIRCUIT COURT JUDGES
o Incumbent
JUSTICE ELIZABETH A. WEAVER
PosItions
JUDGE ULYSSES W. BOYKIN
JUDGE HELEN E. BROWN
JUSTICE ROBERT YOUNG
GIOV AN
JUDGE PAMELA RAE HARWOOD
JUDGE 1\1ARY BETH KELLY
JUDGE ARTHUR]. LOMBARD
]tJDGE SUSAN B. NEILSON
JUDGE WILLIAM].
V' COURT OF APPEALS
o Incumbent
JUDGE CHRlS
PosItIons
MURRAY
JUDGE MICHAEL].
'"J Non - Incumbent
o Non-Incumbent
TALBOT
PosItIon (Open Scat)
JAlv1ES R. CHYLINSKI
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tX""IX
our
WCb~ltc
POSItIon
(Parhal
By Jennie Miller
Staff Writer
The Grosse POinte PublIc
LIbrary
System's
annual
report,
as prllsented
by
lIbrary
dIrector
Vlckey
Bloom, shows an IllCrehse III
circulatIOn
As a whole
CIrculatIOn
was up by 16,824 items The
mcrease was mamly due to
the CIrculatIOn of the system's audIO VIsual materIals,
whIch Illcreased
over the
past year by more than
23,000 Items
The audIOVisual department consISts of more than
25,000 Items, Includmg compact dISCS, cassettes, VIdeos
and DVDs
Book circulatIOn, however,
decreased
by 6,000 Items
from last year
The Park branch saw the
highest decrease of book clrculatIon, wmch was 3,250
The
Woods
branch
decreased by 2,035 and the
Central branch decreased by
nearly 1,000 books
The patron count for the
year totaled 463,454 for the
entire lIbrary system
ThIS count showed
an
mcrease from last year for
the
Central
and Woods
branches However the Park
branch's
patron
Count
dpcreased
by more than
4,000
Accord,ng to Bloom,
most popular Item;, In
audIOVIsual department
books-on-tape,
DVD's
Videos
Bloom also reported that
there was a 3 79 percent
InCredSe In the number of
patrons
registered
for a
library card
the
the
are
and
?att
~~Sate
Hardcovers
Paperbacks
Term)
HATHAWAY
JUDGE LITA HELENE POPKE
at
CdSt~ldc-repIlblICan-cltlb
PIERCE
JUDGF. ,\lICIIAEL
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IJ Incumbent
down; patron count up
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St. Clair Shores
Public Library
POSition (Open Scat)
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$2.00 most
$.50
books
Music and Videos, too~
Thursday, Oct 10
FrIday, Oct 11
Saturday, Oct 12
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10 a.m. to 4 P m.
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No Jld g'''(> stale c"'1p'c,y'ees
collective bargaining rights
Rcd reets state r('venue
from tobacco sett'e"1en!
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Grosse Pointe NEiws
News
Pandora's box
It was Rennell's encounter
WIth commiSSlOner Sucher
.that laupched her formatIOn
of the Busmess and Retal!
AsSOCIates of Grosse Pomte
Woods
In a July 2001 meetmg,
Sucher called the mothe~ of
four "thiS girl here" and
challenged her to "truck on
over to cIty counCil" If she
wanted to appeal hiS committee's derual of her Sign
applIcatIOn
She did, and
won
There's no other way
Rennell has been named
to take down a big tree
the assocIatIon's preSident
than in a big way.
Less than one year old,
A 280-ton crane was
the group already has nearneeded to haul the
ly 60 members
who are
branches of a lOO-foot,
becommg mcreasmgly inter400 year-old elm that
ested
In
CIty
affaIrs
was landlocked in the
Representatives
mOllltor
backyard of Richard
meetmgs of the Woods city
and Sharon LaDuke in
councIl, planmng
commisthe 300 block of Grosse
SIOn, Sign ordmance commItPointe Boulevard In
tee, water maIn commIttee
Grosse Pointe Farms.
and so on
The crane with its 140At a city counCIl meetmg
foot boom had to lift
tills week, Renne!! went to
limbs and branches up
bat for asSOCIation member
to 4,500 pounds over
PatrIcia
Casey, owner of
neighboring houses on
Mack
Ave
Drapery
&
Kerby,
Intenors
Casey had lost patIence
WIth a two-year
ql1P~t to
of the
Chu ..ken
Shack upen SignS
mstall a new, non-neon SIgn
Pomte
Medical
may 1,UC.
re~taurant,
favors
neon
''I'm not happy about It," cumb to what Spiker lalled
contammg a scnpt font that
said Ten Crosslm
dIdn't conform to CIty rule", signs, and not Just at night
"thIS
so called
Colomal
When one of hiS two SignS
Her neon "Open" sign at thmg'
about traditIOnal
Colomal
burnrd
out
recently,
"my
day
,
lettenng
buslDess Virtually dned up,"
"As mdependent
busmes"
he said
owners
competIng
With
Mea~han SplC£>r,owner of
cham stores," Rennell sald,
Mcaghan's Place restaurant,
"umformlty IS sometillng we
said, "I don't know how
can't even thmk about"
many people on the (Sign)
Casey got her SIgn, but
committee have a busmess
not a vote of confidence
on Mack they depend on, but
"Small shops are not the
lIe want to do somethmg to
future
of retall,~
5ald
make our busmess
stand
CounCilman
Allen
By Bonnie Caprara
attorneys
and the vIctIms'
out SignS make a dIfference
Staff Wnter
famIlIes before makIng her DICklllson "We'll have trou- lD retail"
ble sustalnmg
the small
'7
One of two men accused of decIsIOn
statutory
rape of two 15A father of one of the VIC- sllUps we have on Mack
"Neon
IS
Important,"
RegUlar Prices on Entire Stock
now"
year-old gIrls at a City of tIms, a Grosse POinte South
agreed
Spiker,
who has
of Fall & Wmter Merchandise
"Joe
Sucher
opened
a
can
Grosse POinte open house HIgh School student
who
OIl ned hiS beverage store for
- Now thru October 14th _
party In December was sen- was 15 at the tIme of the of worms when Lisa \\ as sel en years "Let's say they
puttIng up her Sign," Spiker
tenced to five years proba- incIdent,
said, "Although
get nd of neon
They're
said
tIon WIth the first year to be thIS IS not murder, arson or
gOlDg to force us to put up
Charles
Raffoul,
CO-O\\
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served In the Wayne County
robbery, there IS no greater
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horror that cowd happen to
RIchard Schott, 20, of the our famIly Our chIld's lIfe
CIty, was sentenced In Tlurd has been forever changed by
CIrCUIt Court on Wednesday,
someone who wanted to posOct 2 HIS sentencing
rec- se~s and have control over
ommendatIOn
came at the our daughter"
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request of the VICtIms' famIAt hIS ",entenclng, Schott
lies, who also asked that he sImply saId, "I take the
plea to one count of secondopportumty
to offer my
degree
crImmal
sexual
apologws for these events "
degree conduct - a felony
Wayne County AsSIstant
Schott, who was 19 at the Prosecutor Patncla Leonard
tIme of the incIdents at hIS SaId, 'The VictIms are sa tIsmother's house, was ongi- fied
wIth
the
results"
nally
charged
WIth four However, Schott's attorney
counts of thIrd-degree cnmIWilham MItchell called the
nal
sexual
conduct.
He sentencing "tragic"
pleaded
"no contest"
m
"ThIS expresses a need for
ThIrd CIrcUIt Court on Aug
better
parentmg
and to
23
change the law," MItchell
If Schott comphes
WIth SaId "Young men 17 to 13
C/aj;ICO Parlslinne"
the cond.tlOns of hIS proba- years old should not face
CollectIon
tiOn - whIch mcludes sexu- felomes for havmg "ex WIth
al offender counselIng, drug
15 year-old girls It's a gap
and alcohol treatment,
par- In the law that needs to be
tlcIpatiOn
m
the
work addressed
release program, no contact
"RIchard Schott IS not an
With females
age 17 or ogre He's a young man who
under and no alcohol con- suffers from the same kmds
sumptiOn - hIS sentence
of problems as other kids
Will be reduced to fourthfrom affluent familieS He
degree cnmmal sexual con- was not the onlv Iud at the
duct, which IS a mlsdeparty who was abusmg submeanor
stances
whlc~ led to the
Schott wa'> gIVen 17 days alleged acte .
credit for Jail time for vlOlatWIllIam
Tyree
19, of
mg a condItiOn of hiS bond Gros~e Pomte
Park, was
when he was spotted at a also arrested for statutory
DetrOIt bar the \>;eekend of rape at thr party at Schott~
Sept 14-15
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compared
to nal sexual conduct on June
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but said she talked WIth three years probatIOn
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October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
WDIV-TV director believes everybody has a story
By Margie Reins Smith
Assistant Editor
Plul Hutchmgs has Jotted
down a few aphonsms
concise
principles
about
w),at makes people tIck and
what make!:> the world run
!:>moothly - thIngs he has
learned durmg his 46 years
on Earth
He pOinted to an example
a black Labrador retnever,
Jammer, who bounds In the
door, ready to greet whoever'!:>insIde
Jammer
Ib an unconditIonal, eternal optimist
He
JovP~ stranllPrs
behpves
that people are generally
fnendly and
acceptIng, IS
ab!:>olutely sure that all people he meets are as Interest
ed m hIm as he IS m them
"Dogs are a sure thmg,"
Hutchmgs says "Learn from
their lOgic"
Hutchmgs,
a
Grosse
Pomte Farms resIdent, IS a
producer/director
wIth
WDlV-TV
He
dIrects
Channel 4's 11 p m news
and the MichIgan
State
Lottery drawmg, whIch IS a
statewIde program alred SlX
days a week
Another
personal
aphorism
"Everybody
has
a
story"
Hutchmgs
was born m
upstate New York He grew
up m Weston, Mass,
and
attended
Syracuse
Umversity, where he earned
a bachelor of sCIence degree
m commumcatIOns and JournalIsm
"I wanted to work m TV,"
he sald "After graduatIOn, I
smgled out 20 TV markets
m the East, wrote a resume,
maJled It to all 20 of them
and orgaruzed my Job search
WIth a handful of 3- by 5Inch cards I waIted a few
weeks Then I started dnvmg As soon as I arnved ill
each town, I called the statIOn, mtroducEd myself and
asked for an mtervlew
"Ur,ually, the answer was
'Sorry, we don't have any Job
opemngs ' But because I was
III town,
someone
would
agree
to talk
to me,"
Hutchmgs saId "I got to talk
to folks about 70 percent of
the time
"They all asked the Ubual
)01:> mtervIeW
questlOns
I
soon realIzed that the best
questlOn I could ask the
Interviewer
m ~hcse sltuahons was, 'How dId you get
mto thiS bUSIness?' ThiS
alv. ays beemed to open up
the conversatIOn and foster
productIve commumcatlOn
"I got two Job offers from
that tnp I took one dIrectmg two dally news programs
at
an
NRC' "ffih"tp
m
Bangor, Mame "
Hutchmgs explamed that
m the TV busmess, you start
In a small market and grow
"I dId thIs My goal was to
get to Rochester, NY, whIch
IS a mIddle-SIzed market.
He spent a year m Malne,
then
two
years
III
Bmghamton,
N.Y., producmg and directmg TV news
and local shows
Another
personal
aphonsm "Do somethmg you can
be proud of"
"Tlus IS a neat busmess,"
he saId, WIth ObVIOUSenthuSIasm "My Job IS basH'ally
talkmg
and coordmatmg
everyone - hke an orchestra leader leads hIs mUSICians, or hke a fhght controller"
The executIve
producer
makes managenal
declslOns
and takes care of the bUSIness and money concerns for
a show, he explalned
The producer
conceIVes
and creates a show He or
she
IS responsIPle
for
scripts, stories, wnting, all
the elements that make up
the show
The dIrector then takes all
these elements
and puts
them together to present to
an audIence
"My job
has
been
descnbed
as
organized
chaos," Hutclungs saId "I'm
the one WIth the earphonEf
on, the one who IS In the
booth We have a special
language
we use A few
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words can get a detailed
message
across
My bUMness I!:>very much a pt"Ople
busmess I'm talkIng all the
tIme I must work WIth other
people"
After
Bmghamton,
Hutdungs
reached hIS goal
He
landed
a
Job
In
Rochester
~L1fe ''Ias good." he Slild "I
met my goal I was m my
20s.
Hutchmgs was smitten
In 1982, he took a Job as
producer/dIrector
at WDIVTV "Channel 4 W:J.b lookmg
to rebUIld," he saId "Mort
Cnm and Carmen Harlen
w('re new III the market
Toda), Channel 4 news IS
con!:>lstentlv rated No 1"
After
- four
jears,
Hutchmgs left to take a Job
as productIOn manager
of
another Post-Newsweek sta..
.................".1
WDIV-TV
saw tapes
of
Hutchmgs'
work, however,
and called to ask him to
come to DetroIt for an mterview
"It was the mIddle of WInter," HutchIngs s81d "I was
happy where I was I had
VlSlOns of DetrOIt. smokestacks, soot on cars, a manufactunng town I almost saId
'No' But I came anyway.
He spent the weekend m
DetrOIt
MIami H(' spent five years
there, then four years m
Birmingham, Ala
By 1996 he was back m
DetrOIt "I heard a rumor
that you can never go home
agam It's not true I did and
It'S great"
Hutchmgs saId that when
he's havmg a bad day, viewers of Channel 4 News know
It "That's the day the wrong
story comes up or the camera IS m the wrong place or
I\,o.lVU,
Hllt"hm""
hl'ln
OTOwn
11n
ar~~~d lak~s and ;ater, w~
a saIlor and competItIve
SWImmer, loved fIshmg and
canoemg
On Sunday,
he
a~ked how to find Lake St
Clalr He was told to dnve
east on Jefferson
He dId He was dIscouraged He kept dnving Came
to Grosse POInte Noticed a
dIfference Kept dnvmg
"When I got to Lakeshore
Dnve where Lake St ClaU'
becomes
VIsible, my Jaw
dropped It was a beautiful
sunny wmter day The lake
was spectacular "
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Phot<. by M.rg>e Hems Smith
Phil Hutchings plays with Jammer, his black Lab.
in the back yard of the Grosse Pointe Farms home he
shares with his wife. Jacquelyn.
the events all day Our bUSIness IS to mform and show
t!>e sheet rp;.>nrtpr ,.0. nn thp Wp did It"
alr before he's ready"
In addItIon to hIs work at
Hutchmgs
and hIS Wife Channel 4, HutchIngs
has
Jacquelyn have seven teleVI- Just started a home mspecGreenhght
sion sets m therr home "We tlOn busmess,
stay m touch WIth what's
Home InspectIOn Co
gomg on In the world all the
"I've always been mteresttime," he sald
ed m homes and m construcHutchIngs usually goes to tIOn I dId the research
I
work about 2 p m
went to Wisconsm earher
"On 9/11, after the World thIS y('ar to get certIfied I
Trade Center attack, every- thmk
I have an eye for
one at Channel 4 started
detail, an abllIty to orgamze
commg mto the statIon By and a knack for communi10 30 m the mornmg we had catmg WIth people I hope to
all gathered It was emotIondevelop thIs mto a qualIty
al, We were talkmg, hug- local service company"
gmg Channel 4 reported on
He also enJoys woodwork-
mg, restonng antIques, sallmg, fly fishmg, and collectmil LIOnel tralns
"My dream IS to have a
huge shop where I can bulld
thmgs out of wood, refin...sh
old canoes and antiques
I
hke takmg old broken-dow.1
thmgs and restonng them,"
he SaId "I gueSl> I'm lIke my
dad, who IS a doctor He
heals people I lIke to heal
thIngs"
Yet
another
personal
aphorIsm
"People for the
most part, know how to
thmk
WIth their
brains
When they thInk WIth thplr
hf'arts, they can often make
a dIfference"
Two-year quest ends with new sign
By Brad Lindberg
Staff Writer
Patricia Casey has a strategy for overcommg
obstacles
"Keep pluggmg away and
you mIght get part of your
dream"
Casey ended a two-year
odyssey
thIS week when
Grosse POInte Woods offiCIalS finally approved a new
SIgn for her store, Mack Ave
Drapery & Intenors
"I'm reheved," she saId
A few mmutes after winrung her new !:>Ign, Casey
rumed
remlmscently
through a small stack of permIt apphcatlOns,
schematics, letters
and rejection
shps from the plannIng commISSIOn
The
documents
marked
bureaucratic
SIgnposts In her Journey begInmng Nov 7, 2000
Mayor
Robert
Novltke
was sympathetic
"Ms
Casey,"
he saId,
"you've been before the planmng commisslOn too many
times.
Casey bought the drapery
shop 12 years
ago Two
years ago she deCIded to
update her storefront
"My company has more to
do than drapenes," she saId
She h1red a marketIng
consultant, added "mtenors"
to the company name and
created a company logo The
final
step,
a new sIgn,
proved the bIggest hurdle
It took Grosse Pointe Woods business owner Patricia Casey two years to get
her new sign shown in this rendering.
Among other problems, the
font wasn't Colomal enough
to pass muster WIth members ofthe plannmg commit-
tee
Two years of reVISIOns,
rejectIOns and appeals took
theIr toll
"Wouldn't you agree that
an updated SIgn WIth a creatIve font for Mack Ave
Drapery & Intenors
would
be preferred to anoHler 'For
Sale or Lease' SIgn on Mack
Avenue" she wrote tv the
Woods CIty counCIl
Ski Movie show is on Oct. 18
TIckets
for thIS year's
Matchstlck ProductIOns "SkI
MOVIe III,"
"The
Seth
Mornson
ChrOnIcles"
and
last year's "SkI MOVIe II" are
on sale at Schummers
Slu
Shop at 20778 Mack In
Grosse Pomte Woods
Show tIme IS Fnday, Oct
18, at the Royal Oak MUSIC
Theatre
Doors open at 7
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be raffled, mcludmg a seasun pass to Boyne
Cub Scouts to
camp in Lake
Front Park
Ntarly 65 Cub Scouts are
expected to spend tomorrow
mght at Lake Front Park
It Will be the 'lecond consecutive year scouts from
Pack No 85 from Montieth
Elementary
School camped
In Grosso
Pomte
Woods
mam mumcIpal park
"There were no problems,"
saId
Mehssa
Warnack,
Woods recreatIOn
supervIsor
"Scouts WIll be partlclpatmg In a few adult-superVIsed games and actIVItIes
before
retlflng
for
the
evemng" accordmg to Ruth
Rf>menar, leader of Den No
.1
S outs will be chaperoned
bv parenk. and pack leaders
Remenar
promised
that
cub'l Will follow park rules
and plck Up after themselve"
Shp "aid almo"t all memb('rs of Pack No 85 are
WOodb re"ldents Scouts will
convene Ilt the park at about
7 p m Fnday and leave the
nf>xt mnrnm<7
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THROUGH
PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS
Purse stolen
A Grosse Pomte Woods
\\ oman's purse was taken
lie 111 her car parked m a lot
till
16900 block of
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on Saturday,
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travehng 57 mph on eastbound Vermer, then skiddIng across tole southbound
and northbound lanes of
Lakeshore before commg to
a stop at 5 15 am
A contractor arnvlng at
The woman was not
Ius Job In thp first block of Injured, but she recorded II
FIsher m the City of Grosse blood alcohollevd of 21 perPo1Otediscovered back doors cemon a PET
lucked-m and a 4 by 12-foot
- Bonme Caprara
pane of glass broken on
Sunday, Oct 6, at 11 30 a m
Nothmg In the house
While
chaperomng
a
appeared to be dIsturbed
The house was last occupied sE'ml-formal dance at a pnaround
930
Tuesday, Oct 1
pm
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3 30 p m The owner was not of Cook the evenmg of'
Saturday, Oct 5, a Grosse
at home
Pomte Woods public safety
A CIty of Grosse Pomte
officer became SUSpiCIOUS
of
\\ oman was Injured as an
four male Juvemles who
unl<nown man assaulted her
arnved m casual attlre
and sto.e her purse and wedThe officer mvestlgated
dll1g nng set In her garage
The Grosse Pomte Farms
In
the
500 block of Department of PublIc Safety the youths' vehIcle and
UIll\ erslty on Saturday, Oct Ib lookmg for a man who found what appeared to be a
5 bhortly after 8 30 p m
stole a checkbook from a Smith & Wesson handgun
The unknown man walked store In the 18800 block of on the floorboard Poltce and
mto the woman's garage Mack on Sunday, Oct 6, school offiCials rounded up
the youths,
who were
after she parked her car, around 2 30 p m
pOInted a handgun at her
A Llvoma woman aCCiden- DetrOit reSidents ages 13
and said, "Give me your tally left her checkbook at through 16 and had pernuspurse, or I'll shoot you" The the check-out lane of the slOn to attend the dance
The pIstol turned out to be
woman kicked the man In store A store surveillance
the face and chest before he tape showed a man pick up a gas-powered BB gun
the
pIstol-whipped her In the the checkbook and leave the Officers confiscated
weapon, asSIgned a youth
face She then relented store
before bemg forced to he
The man IS descnbed as a officer to pursue the matter,
f!lce down In her car
black male between 25 and and let the teenagers return
In the meantime, the 30 years old WIth short harr to the dance
woman's husband, who saw and a heavy build wearing
the struggle and heard the glasses, a black turtleneck
screams from the house, and dark pants.
The results of a recent
called 911, but the man took
break-In were mscovered ill
off beforE'publIc safety offithe 1500 block of North
cers arnved
Renaud on Wednesday, Oct
A
FUjitsu
laptop
computer
Grosse POInte Farms and
2, at about 4 45 p m
was
reported
stolen
from
a
Grosse POinte Park public
Thousands of dollars of
safety officers assIsted m an house on Beverly in Grosse high-end Video eqUIpment
unsuccessful search for the Pomte Farms on Sunday, were stolen along WIth tapes
man A K-9 umt from the Oct 6, at 3 p m.
The computer was last of a DetrOIt Model Yacht
DetrOIt Police Department
Club race The h:Jmeowner
wa" unable to locate the seen around 10 pm on sald a mIssmg Sony TRV990
Friday,
Oct.
4
There
were
man as well
dIgital video camera was
The man IS descnbed as a no signs of forced entry mto worth $2,300
black male In hIs mId-30s, the house.
Officers saId someone
between 5 feet, 8 mches and
entered the house through a
5 feet, 10 mches taIl with a
WIndow and left footprints
stocky build, pudgy face, flat
that detectIves are investlnose and medIUm complexgatmg
Ion He was weanng a dark
• Eggs and shaVIng cream
kmt wmter hat, a dark were strewn about a Grosse
green or brown canvas Jack- Pomte Farms school parkmg
A home III the 20600 block
et and black leather gloves lot sometime between 8:30
He was armed With a semi- pm on Thursday, Oct 3, of Wedgewood m Grosse
automatic gun
and 6 30 a m on Fnday, Oct. POInte Woods was broken
mto sometIme between 10
The VICtlm suffered two 4.
a.m
and 9 50 P m on
fractures In a cheekbone and
Unknown persons also
laceratIOns on her nght entered the school dunng Fnday, Oct 4
A thIef or thieves broke
cheek a'ld forehead
that time and defaced a
open
a breezeway door,
locker m the boys locker
room WIth a profane draw- splintenng a door Jam, on
therr way to stealIng numermg m magic marker
ous pIeces of women's Jewel• An employee of another
ry
A reSIdent In the 200 block Grosse POinte Farms school
MISSing Items mcluded a
of Fisher m Grosse POinte literally held down a 15- $5,000 dIamond nng, a
year-old
Grosse
Pomte
Farms, who came home to
stnng of pearls valued at
file a repo-t of a preVIOUS Woods boy until Farms pub- $1,000, a gold necklace WIth
larceny, caught a 17-year-old lIc safety officers arnved at a dIamond cross worth $300,
City of Grosse POInte male the school on Fnday, Oct 5. and three Tiffany pieces
The boy was seen expresstryIng to break Into hiS
$140 cham bracelet, $90 ball
house on Monday, Sept 30, mg hIs school spmt WIth bracelet and $100 silver
spray
pamt
on
the
football
at 10.17 am
ring
The youth, who was sus- field press box at about 9.45
pected of takIng $100 In p.m
The boy told Farms offichange out of the house five
days earlIer, was attemptmg cers there were two other
to gain entry mto the home boys With hIm, both from the
Woods, before he was
through a milk chute.
BIke
thieves
cruised
released to hIs parents
Grosse Pomte Park last
The matter
IS bemg week. At least rune bIkes
referred to the Farms' youth were
taken
between
An employee of a Grosse officer
Tuesday, Oct, 1 and Fnday,
Pomte Farms l1brary report• Grosse Pointe Shores Oct 4
ed her purse taken whIle she publIc safety officers roundThe first mCldents took
was away from her desk ed up a group of youths to
between 2 30 and 2.40 p m clean egg off four cars on place between Oct 1-2 when
a 20-mch
black
BMX
on Monday, Sept 30
Webber Place on Sunday, Mongoose mountam bIke
The employee saw a Oct 6, at 1046 p m
and 20-mch Silver BMX
young man leave her office
The youths told the offias she returned She mscov- cers that the eggmgs were stunt razor were taken from
ered the purse miSSIng connected to theIr school the bike racks at Trombly
Elementary SdlOOl
about 15 mmutes later
spmt week
On Oct 2, a men's
The purse was later found
SpeCIalIzed mountam bIke
In an 8ls1e m another part of
With chIld seat contammg
the bUlldmg Ten dollars
A 2002 black four-door stam glass was taken from a
was miSSIng
The suspect was descnbed Subaru Impreza WRX was locked garage m the 1200
as a wlute male In Ius late taken from a dnveway of a block of WhIttIer
The next day between
teens to early 208 "l~t~ a house m the 800 block of
medIUm to slender buIld Lakeshore In Grosse POInte 8 30 and 11 45 a m In the
weanng a tan sweater, dark Shores on Wednesday Oct 1400 block of Kensmgton, a
2
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Silver
women's
Giant
pants and dark shoes
The car was last seen III Sedona, red and black men's
the dnveway at 8 30 P m Giant Boulder mountam
but was noticed mlssmg bike and boy's Schwmn
Frontier were taken from a
around 10 p m
gRrAge
ThlC\ cs also took
three bike helmets
Someone deCided to get a
Between Oct 4-5 m the
Jump on the snowblower
1200 block of Bedford, a 26theft season
A 25-year-old WarrE'n
A Toro snowblower was woman sludded off the road- Inch men's Raleigh tandem
dlscovered miSSIng from a way and crashed mt{) a Sign 10-speed and 26-mch men's
Giant bike was taken from
garage In the 200 block of
before a Grus"'e POInte
Chalfonte ;n Grosse POInte Shores public safety officer an unlocked garage'
Dunng the same penod 10
Farms
could pull her over for
Entry was believed to speedmg and dnvmg under the I~OO block of Somerset,
have been gamed through the mfluence of alcohol on a 27-mch boy's Royce Umon
bike was stolen from an
an unlocked ~arage door
Sunday, Oct 6
assaulted
Checkbook
checked
GPWB&E
Laptop stolen
Spirited
mischief
Jewelry stolen
Caught the
second time
Nine bikes
stolen in GPP
Library larceny
Car stolen
Ahead of
season
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Harper Woods
October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
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Durbin named HW fire chief
By Jason Sweeney
Staff Writer
agreed about the need to
replace
the
second-lIne
After nearly half a year
ambalance
wIthout a leader, the Harper
"There are a lot of Issues
Woods FIre Department has
to be dealt With, " WhIte
been put under the watc~ of
saId, "but the ambulance IS
ChIef MIke Durbm
the most pressmg "
DurbIn, a 27-year veteran
Once the purchase
IS
of the force quahfied
In
made, both wagons In the
advanced lIfe support, hazCltV Will be eqUIpped for
ardous matenals
(HazMat)
ad~anced !lfe &Upport berenclosed
area rescue and
vice Imtlal mdlcators from
other facets of the Job, was
the cIty and fire department
sworn In dunng the Monday,
pomt to the final presentaOct 7 cIty counCil meeting
bon for the new ambulante
Fellow firefighters
lIned
bemg ready WithIn the next
the back wall of the counCil
f;n ,hv"
chambers
In
support
of
Another challenge before
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Durbin and many members
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Durbm, accordmg to WhIte,
Chief Mike Durbin
of the audIence openly conWIll be the <.ontract negotiaPhoUl by Jason Sweeney
versed With and con6Tatu- a chIef has been hard on the tions later tlus year
statIon "I have to catch up
lated the new cruef
The heutenant
pOSItion
"I've worked WIth MIke for on some thmgs "
left vacant by Durbin wIll
From left to right, Michael Jaczkowski of St. Peter the Apostle, Paul
Durbm
saId
that
the hkely be filled WIthIn the
17 years," saId city manager
Bramos of Poupard Elementary, Brian Folmar of Tyrone School, and Melanie
JIm Leldlem
"I'm posItive length of the vacancy has ""vt two months, With staff
Zynel of Our Lady Queen of Peace were honored at the Monday, October 07,
to pile shlftmg around mSlde the
he'll do a good Job for the allowed paperwork
city
councll meeting for thelr outstanding service as crossing guards.
up,
that
the
day-to-day
runcity" That vote of confidence
department
Each received a plaque. a certificate from Sgt. Ralph selvaggioMayor Poynfrom Leldlem and hIS famIl- mng of the statIOn may need
A new hIre IS also hkely
ter and the city councll and a $50 savings bond, donated by Vegas market.
ianty WIth counCIl led to a some small reView, and fin- once everyone IS settled Into
Ishmg
the
speCIfications
for
unammous
vote to approve
the new regime
the new ambulance IS a very
hIS appomtmel1t
"I'm proud to be able to
"We're gomg to start work Important Issue
serve the CIty," Durbm saId
Leldleln and Ullion repreagam," saId Durbm, who
to the
council,
"and
I
Mike
White
knows that the time Without sentatIVe
promise to gIVe It my best"
By Jason Sweeney
Phone calls to the home on wants her daughterreturned
Staff Writer
Washtenaw
and to other
home safely and she IS wIllThe mother of a 14-year- frIends throughout
the city mg to do whatever It takes
old Harper Woods girl IS have bPen unable to turn up to achIeve that
turmng to the community
any trace of the 14 year-old
In order to draw more
for help findmg her daugh.
girl
informatIOn
pertaInmg
to
ter
Budget delay
an added bonus, Leldlem reported that the
"She's got a lot of frIends
Gloster's locatIOn and health
h
cost
of
the
calendar
will
be
sIgruficantly
NIcole Thomas, mother of m Harper Woods," Thomas
Th
to the attentIOn of mvestlga.
e sc h e d u led b u d ge t h earIng w h IC less for the upcomIng year
(,hante Gloster, had hved m saId, "but none of them have tors. a reward
IS bemg
was supposed to follow the cIty council
Ex ct the calendars to amve In the secHarper Woods for less than seen her"
offered
meetmg was canceled after the meetmg
d
fD
be
a month when Thomas had
Pollce are Investlgatmg
ran long and an executIve sessIOn was on
a o. ecem r
Anyone who has seen her
to go to the Harper Woods the case and are actively
or has infonnatlOn about her
required
The council wIll still meet
Lot spht
PolIce to report that her searchIng for Gloster. but as whereabouts
should call the
Monday, Oct 14, at 7 p m to begin the dls- Another lot splIt came before counCil,
daughter was mlssmg
of yet have no strong leads
Harper
Woods Pohce
at
CUSSIOnof the new year's finances
The dlVldmg 21145 and 2186 Van Antwerp
"I'm \\ omed that she IS In
Thomas SaId that she Just (313) 343.2540
public IS welcome to the budget meetIngs,
Althou1?h some of the property lIes over the
a dangerous Sltuutlon and
held In the CIty councll chambPrs
oound.ary to Grosse POInte Woods, It was
she's never been gone from
unaffected, and the spht was approved 7-0
@I~l!l
home for thIS long," Thomas
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Guards in high regard
Harper Woods girl still missing
, City Council Briefs
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Park advisory
City Manager James Leldlem SaId that
the mqUlnes as to when action could be
taken to meet and dISCUSSthe parks In the
CIty WIll take place after the electIOn of new
members to the Park AdVISOry Board In
November
ThOSE mterested m SItting on the board
should contact cIty clerk MIckey Todd at
(313) 343-2510
City calendar
LItho pnntmg servlces has been selected
as the pnnter for the 2003 CIty calendar
The current pnnter dId not satIslY the
cIty's expectatlOns and lost the contract As
Bills bills bills
The councIl approved three measures at
to pay for servlces and Improvements the
reSIdents have benefiteri from
The City'S oblIgatIOn to its road bonds
was due The combmed payment on the
1995,
1999
and
2001
bonds
was
$535,76250, whIch IS more than a dollar
for every mmute m a year
A payment
of $157,903 64 to Wayne
County for the use of the sewer system
Fmally, work done throughout the cIty
and the resurfacmg of Bournemouth were
pmd for Councll, SIgned over $222,18262
to the Florence cement company
Police Brief
Help wanted?
To suggest a story
for the Harper Woods
page, call Staff Writer
Jason Sweeney
at (313) 343-6293.
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SYNOPSIS:
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMBER
16, 2002
The regular City Couocil
.., 30p rr
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was called to order b) Mayor Kenneth
A Poynter
at
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Mayor Ke"""lh A Poynter Cooocilperson(,)
Oleryl COSla11' no Hug~
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Michael P Monashan
Damel S Palmer and VIVian M
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Mayor Pro !em Jolut M Sryman,ICI
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To excuse Mayor Pro tern John M Szyman.sb from
tonlgrl1
1n«1.mg
because of a
pnOf commllment
To rr.cC'lve approve and file the mmutes of the Regular City Council Meetmg held on
Seprember 4 2002 and (he mmules of Ihe: Sptcla.1 City CounCil Meehng held
~epCember 9 2002
To appro'e 'Ile 1003 Budget MeetlOg Sclledul<
worl,hops
be held at regular
and speclal meetings 00 October 7 Octobel 14 and October 21 and further to hoki J:
pubhc heanng on tht: Budget on November 4 2002
That the agenda of ..he Regula.r City Council Mettlng h.avlT1gbeen acted upon the:
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A 30-year-old
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3 50 a m Sunday, Oct 6,
after runnmg
around the
semor care facllity m the
19800 block of Harper The
man wandered the halls and
hId from staff
members
before runnIng northbound
on Harper When captured,
he told pohce that he had
been seekmg
employment
and medIcal attentIOn
Harper Woods pohce took
hIm mto custody
on the
charge
of breakmg
and
entenng
WIthout
perrms-
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saId of the 6.foot tall, 140
pound glfl
Chante Gloster was wearIng a paIr of blue Jeans, a red
and whIte stnped shIrt and
a paIr of Nlke shoes at the
time of her dIsappearance
Thomas saId Gloster left
theIr home on Elkhart at
approximately
1.30 a m
Sept 14 When she awoke
the next day, Thomas said
she sUbpected that the girl
had stayed at a fnend's
house on Washtenaw
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thighs It WIll also have a movie theater that can be uf,ed to entertain
Park kids - and adults - through_
out the cold, wmter months and even
through the dog days of August
Heenan said the Park IS able to
make the park unprovement Without
extra taxes because of the generosIty
of the Park FoundatIOn and the em
clency of tb", ",t) ad,mmstratlOn and
employees
The mayor pomts opt that the Park
functIOns With fewer employees and
managers than many other cIties Its
size The lower overhed
allows the
Park to spend money on programs
that ""Ill directly benefit the rpsldents
such as thp pldnned bathhouse
Kudos to Heenan, KraJmak, the
Park City Council and the CIty
tmployees who make the Park such a
Boom.
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no city-wide
adVisory ballots
Boom, boom, boom' A new, twostory, year-round
bathhouse
and
actiVities
center
Wdl> Hot only
approved for Grosse POInte Park's
Wmdmlll Pomte Park, but the old
bUlldmg has already been razed, and
the foundatlOn for the new structure
IS bemg laid
Mflvnr Pfllmpr HppnAn r,f'rht"
manager Dale KraJmak for the speed
With which the city IS able to move
Krajmak, a certified pubhc accountant by tramlng and a hardworkmg
farmboy by real'lllg, doesn't pussyfoot
around when It comes to thmklng a
SituatIOn through
Heenan said KJ'ajmak was able to
look at the finanCing, cOJl1bmed With
Grosse Pomte Park FoundatlUn fund-
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Park taxpayers
¥lhat IS even more mnovatlve than
sonl(' other cltle,,' activIties bUJldlllgs
IS that the Park IS makmg "ure It IS
usable all year long
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U.N. support needed on Iraq
hile PresIdent
George W.
Bush pasSIOnately
called
Monday mght for pubhc support m hIS effort to get congressIOnal approval of a possible preemptive
strike
agamst
Iraq, we
remam concerned about the consequences and world publIc opmlOn
should we go It alone,
Currently, our only allIes m support
of a U.S.-led attack
on Saddam
Hussem are Israel and Bntam. In the
latter case, Bntlsh prime mlmster
Thny Blalf faces strong publIc msapproval for rus support
Though we are a loyal supporter of
the RepublIcan president, we have
reservations
about Bush's push for
pre-emptlve-stnke
authonzatlon
FIrst, we are not entirely convmced
mIhtary force 1S needed at thlS time.
At the very least, we are not sure that
every effort short of war has not been
exhausted
Sure, Hussem IS mcgalomamac
He
]S not even "benevolent" as a mctator
But, then agam, before the Gulf War,
IraqiS reportedly were among the most
lIterate, cultured and prosperous people 10 the Middle East
What we do know IS that Hussem at
thiS time does not possess nuclear
weapons
There IS strong eVIdence,
though, that he continues to manufacture chenncal and bIOlOgical weapons.
But, we suspect, the same trung can
be said for Chma, Korea, Israel a.."ld
the United States
Second, we fear that Wlthout Umted
NatIOns support, we Wlll bnng down
upon us the mspleasure of all other
Arab countnes
and people of Arab
descent worldWIde,
WIth our msatlable
need for oil,
many 10 the world Will View an overthrow of Iraq as a ploy by the Umted
States and ItS powerful OIl conglomerates to gam control of the world's second largest OIl depOSit.
Even though Bush has strong ties to
the 011mdustry, we do not b~heve hiS
animOSity toward Hussem has to do
With OIl We do not doubt Bush's smcere fear of what Hussem IS capable of
domg should be get hiS hands on
weapons of mass destructIOn We Just
don't belIeve mIlItary mterventlOn has
become mevltable
MIchIgan Sen Carl LeVIn, chairman
of the
Senate
Armed
ServIces
Committee, pomted out to WJR mornmg post Paul W Snuth recently that
while H ussem IS a madman, he's not
crazy
Levm
malOtams
that
Hussem
enJoys the posh hfe of an OII-nch dictator and has no deSire to Jeopardize It
He may be a bully. a thug, a sadIst, but
he's not sUlCIdal, LeVIn says
We tend to dgree
W
Also on WJR, Mitch Alborn recently
mtervlewed an Alaskan U S senator,
who reported that the Umted States
Imports sometrung hke $12.5 mllhon
worth ofIraql OIla day, If we recall correctly
An Internet search found U S Sen.
Frank H MurkowskI of Alaska reportmg that we currently Import 700,000 \
barrels a day of 011from Iraq - more
than tWice the 300,000 barrels We
Imported 10 1998
"Iraq IS our fastest growmg source of
Imports," the senator said, "yet Just
mne years ago we fought a war 10 the
PersIan Gulf to keep Saddam H ussem
from conquermg
the OIl fields of
KuwaIt and possihly Saudi Arabia"
Alborn, understandably, was incredulous. "Is it Just me," he asked, "or
does It seem odd that Saddam HusseIn
Address comments to cartoonist Phil Hands at HANDSP@kenyon.edu
IS bad enough that we have to take
rum out, but we can still buy IS OIl?"
Alborn questIOned Why no one else
was pomtmg thIS out beSides the good
senator from Alaska We wondered the
same thIng
parents need to educate reports seemed more like
Another Internet searc~ found a Respect begins
theIr children about respect
prebS release~ from the
Washmgton Post story that sald. yes,
mg others If they want to be board of educatIon 1here
Amencan 011 compames have been at home
respected
were no hard questIOns
bUYIng 011from Iraq Wlth the Dmted To the editor:
It all starts at home, and asked as to how the eleTills
letter
IS
m
response
NatIOns' bleSSIng The Post explams'
the teenagers are makIng a ments of the project were
"Although Iraq has been subject to to last week's letter, "Respect bad name for themselves developed, how cost estiTeens" (Oct 3, Grosse Pomte
U N. sanctIOns
since It mvaded
whE'n they don't respect the mates were ebtabllshed,
News)
Kuwrot m 1990, the Secunty CounCil
After readmg
Donna property and feelmgs of oth- what transact,on fees are for
estabhshed the OII-for-food program m Schultes' letter that scolded ers
a bond Issue of this size
I reahze that these teens
1995 to allow Iraq to sell 011 to buy Grosse Pomte Woods resI
r know others had SImIlar
food and memcme and to rebUild ItS dents who reSide near are our future, but what a questIOns and looked to your
mfrastructure. "
Grosse POInte North High scary thought that IS when paper for some of the
see how some of them answers
The 011compames give their money School for not respectmg the you
behave I
A strong free press IS the
for Iraqi Oil to the Umted NatIOns, teenagers, I felt the need to
Wake up parents and start
whICh holds It in escrow and uses the share the other SIde to her talking With your kids about backbone of our natIOn and 1
fully subscnbe to the tenets
od funds for food and pubhc works pro- complamts
respectmg others before you of the press as the "watchI
am
a
reSIdent
and
educagrams for the Iraqi people
blame others for not respect- dog" of our society Your edIBut the UN's aim to keep the 011 tor m that commumty who mg them It IS a two-way tOrial, therefore, IS doubly
happens
to have two
money out of Hussein's pocket wasn't teenagers of my own I can street!
dlsappomtmg to me because
J. Granger
entirely successful He apparently has honestly say that thiS
the recent remarks prOVided
Grosse Pointe Woods chllhng effect on our commubeen blackmailing 011buyers by exact- "respect" Issue needs to go
mty
mg kICkbacks and selhng 011secretly both ways
Misguided
I hope our canng and eduto nelghonng countnes to the tune of
I am sorry that the par- To the Editor:
cated commumty contmues
more than $1 8 billIon a year In IllICit ents of these hIgh school stur have been a reSIdent of to questIOn our pubhc offidents are not allowed to pick Grosse Pomte for over 30
011sales
The Umted States and the Umted up their 'ltudents near the years and enJoy lIvmg In a CIalson fiscal and other matNatIOns arE>fightmg back, though, and Wedgewood gatf' but the commumty that IS canng, ters to assure that the best
results are achieved for all
closmg up the loopholes that have danger outweighs the conve- dIverse
and
educated
Margot Parker
mence
However, thE're IS an underbeen ennchmg the dictator
Grosse Pointe Park
The mtersectlOn of HIdden Iymg current In the commuAs fasclnatmg as all thiS IS, It does Lane
and
\Vedgewood
not mean we should mvade a sover- becomes ,ery congested at mty on some policy matters Defends votes
that ISvery troubling
e,gn nation
To the Editur:
drop off and pick up, and one
I am speakmg speCIfically
I found the Sept 26
We are too qUIck to go to war We of these days a student IS
to SItuatIOns where therE' IS Grosse Pomte Newb opmlOn
have had wars on poverty and drugs, gomg to get hurt By drop- concern and, perhaps, diSboth unsuccessful Now we have a war pmg off students a block or agreement over an Issue that artIcle '71 '/( of voters OK
on terronsm that may be gomg the two awa), It allows the con- detenorates mto rancor b~ needed school bond" offensive I dId not vote agam~t
same way We have yet to bring OSdma !;('ltlOn to be spread out
the proponents rather tha~ the school bond Issue, but I
If
pIcking
up
your
child
a
bill Laden to Justlce
dlscouNe or CIVildebate
v.1I1defend the right of the
Let's make a chOice as a natIon to block away from "dwu] wlH
J'he most eVIdent example people who did \ ot{ "ndv"
help
keep
everyone
safer,
of thiS ISthe Sept 26 Gros~e
make war the last resort, not the first
The former USSF w()n
then why are paren!.'l com- Pomte New'l edltonal, '7V~
Wn~ Congress and the preSident and plammg')
.nO'lt(,f theIr ISbUl~ b) ,otes
of voterb OK needed school
tell them to g1Venon-VIOlent coercIOn a
Since I have hvC'dIn thl'l bond," on the outcome (If th(> of99 to 100 pC'rcpnt but thpy
chance
neIghborhood, I have Wlt- .,chool bond 1"'lUe The an: not ,0mNJnP I wl'lh to
ne",ed many dIsrespectful remarks m the edItorial cat emulatp The Nt v., ,hould
acts by our teenagC'rs egorlzed tho.,e reSIdent,,,who be thankful that the bond
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Baby
sitting
your mother caught you Sitting on the front porch step"
on a chIlly autumn evenmg,
you were told to go m31de
and get a cu"hlOn Or stand
up, for Pete',> sake
Ralsmg decent /hlldren IS
"Why?" We a"ked
backbreakmg,
eKhaustmg,
The
an"wers
vanecl,
thanklebs work I m glad I
accord 109 to whose mother
took the time ted" It
caught you, but If all the
It \1 ab touch and g, fur a
answers were added togeth
\1 hIll', back \Vb-'n I ....a" ,It
er and dIVIded by the numhng on the front porch of my
ber of mother" who aduall)
gtrlhood holTV-, Leggmg my
re"ponded, the reason balled
parl'nU, to 1ft me jam the
down to 'You'll rum your
Girl Swuts
11l"ld"" and nLver be able to
I \\ ai:> bl"J\\ "l'g around
have babw" "
eBay recen'h, llldrvelmg at
Thl" didn't
"ound like
the fact t!¥lt old Life maga
i:>ulh a terrible wn"equence
ZlllL" art' \Iorth
about 30 to me
time" th"lr urJl!lllal pur
Bemg a G.rl Scout wai:>n't
chase prv:e" The blddmg for
all It wa'> cralked up to be
a 54 yellr old I""ue of Life either I jomed becaui:>e all
.1
"of I
T""\
VU
m) g1rJjrlend~ "en' '>coub
t1w LOVH"tarh at $6 99
It wFt 20 cenb 10 1948
The good part was the
When I wa" gro\\mg up, uOlform, whIch we got to
gtrls \I ere warned - mostly wear all day 10 school on
by theIr mothers, who knew Thurbdays
Our meetlllg
abou' all kllld" of dangerous
was held atter slhool, m the
prac'lce<; - not to '>It on cold gymnasIUm
I felt Impor
cem"nt or wId ground
If tant, like 1 belonged, hke t
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h)f> salt III those days (or magazll1es are w.utmg to be
reclaimed
They're ;,tJtched
these days, for that matter)
wouldn't
recogmze
a Slt- up III faded red-and-whlt!'
oilcloth Sit upon!>
upon If It bit hIm on the chelked
The magazllles
have been
butt
Our leader came to the protected and preserved and
un-yol
meetmg one Thursday after- ar" "till pnstme
noon With a ;,tack of Life lowed and un-dog-eal ed
God bleb" the Girl Scouil>
magazines, a couple of balls
becal'"e
"romp gIrl" really
of yarn and "ome patterned
oilcloth cut mto reltanglei:> enjOy thlb btuff But If the
orgamzatlOn
ever nepds to
WIth pmklllg "hears
raIse ;,ome muney, It "houlJ
wa" a Illunbpr ut the lho;,en outdoor tOIlet;,
We placed a piece of OIl- put out a reque"t for all forfe\1 I thmk thar" what unl
Why "I( ep oublde, I woncloth on the top and bottom mer Girl SlOUtS to dig up
tOI111,ar" for
dered, Whll1 I had a LOmf~
I IIkpd tht badg(:b too I bed ;t htJlTH WIth a plllk and of a "talk of four Gr five Life and turn In their i:>lt-upons
Then
"e
Tudav';, Girl Swuh
could
IIkpd \\eanng
th"l11 mor" wlllt" rufl1ul b"d<;pread m a magazll1es
punched hole" all aruund
lip off all that old olldoth
than altually l,lrlllng them
J oom With ro"es "tenllled
on
WIth papf'r and put till' magaZlll! b up
1hL do" n"lde wa, <ill that till' \I ,ill, ,1Od"creel\<., on the thp rectangle;,
punlhe~ and wove the) am for bale on eBa~ It wuld bl'
lamplllg trap
\\lOdow"
m and out of the holes to be" a bplendld troop prOjelt
In ordu to go campIng
1 dIdn't I1kt' "Ieeplllg 10
up the magazmes lO<;lde the
They'd ralbe a fortune
and
In
ordpr
to
earn
our
"ome Godfor~aken fore"t 10 ( 11l'1nln,r h ..-In'(" ~. h ....~ +.." OIlcloth
1'hf'v'rl Iparn ilhout rec\d tern
OJi d lULl'\. Jidl U L.Ul
1he hI1lbhed product, the cling, about the Internet,
under 1110~qlllto netting
I make ~"l(';,~, trumped-up
much ballyhooed
bit-upon,
about the auctIOn procbs
craft
projects
didn't like to <;Wlmunle"" It
was a waterproof cUf>hlOn and the economIc" at supply
"db 90 degrees
or higher I
SIt upon", for example
We were suppobed to carry and demand
didn't
partIcularly
like
We made these thll1gs these everywhere
and use
trompmg
ar'Jund
In wiled ,It upons
By the way, that stuff
All GIrl them when we sat on the
bwampb, dealing WIth large Scout<; had to make them ground
about not bmng able to have
unfanlllial InbeLtb, dnnklng
before they went campmg
Today, III attlls all o~er babIeS If YlJU "It on cold
Icky tabtmg water or U,Ing III bpt any Boy Scout worth Amenla,
valuable old Life cement I" balonp~ too
ISay
Margie Reins Smith
10, 2002, Page 9A
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M~-N€)IO-{Om-
Pointe
events Dr. Tom Cole of the
Woods has a SImilar record
r....o year-old
Blake
on a bIcycle
Stackpoole,
son of Tory
On Sept 21, m hiS latest
and Harold Stackpoole
of feat, he bIcycled 100 miles
the Park, attended hIS sec- dunng
the lOth annual
ond University of MichIgan
CelebratIOn of CyclIng Ride
football game thIS year, a m western Wayne County
contebt durColes' faVOrite chanty IS the
1I1g Whllh the
National
Alhance
for
Wolveflnes
Research on Schlzophrema
\Iere thumpand DepreSSIOn (N ARSADl
Ing Western
If you are mterested
m
l\ltchlgan
at
learmng
more
about
half time, 21NARSAD you can contact
6 A" the U-M
Coles at (313) 885-0632
team
ran
back on the
field at the Ben Burns
Recently
Johanna
and
end of the
watched
half time
break,
Blake Rob Diepenhorst
PhoUl by Karen Rem~r
ob<;en ed to hiS mother,
as
a
mother
sqUIrrel
Johanna
and
Rob
to drag
her
'Look mom, the players are attempted
helped
a
back from their naps" The babies across a Fisher Road Diepenhorst
mother
squirrel
gather
lawn
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after
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by pine sap and fell from
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Ben Bums of thp ('/1) of
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player on hIS MSU ed the event for postenty,
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qUIz bowl team when he a •.d
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nephew, Elton Eckbtrand
and her dear fnend, KI~
CIOlek
Mrs Howard was predeceased
by her husband,
William,
and her Sister,
Eleanor Wheeler
Arrangements
were made
by Verheyden Funeral Home
of Gro"se Pomte Interment
11,at Forest Lawn Cemetery
Evelyn McLuckie
GrO"be Pomte Woods rebl
dent Evelyn McLuckw, 83,
pabbed away on Wednesday,
Oct 2,2002
Born m DetrOIt In 1919,
Mr5 McLuckIe graduated
Helen R. Bania
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Rochester
E Mihelich, her children,
Interment
11, at Holy
Jayne
(Jorge)
Cortez,
Sepulthre
Cemetery
In
Joseph M (Karen) Mlhehch
and Juhe (Chns)
C1oney, Southfield
Arrangement,<, were made
four grandchildren,
Amy,
by Pixley Fun{'ral Home
Au;,ten, Skyler and Andrea,
Memonal
cfJIltnbutlOnb
and two step-grandchIldren,
Calthn and Andrew, her 1,11,- may
be made
to the
ters June and Vera, and Alzhelmpr\ A.,,~oclatlOn
ma;y relatIVe;, and fnends
A memOrial servIce WIll be
Robert M. Surdam
held on Saturda), Oct 12 at
GrObse POlIlte Fanm, re,,1
11 a m at A H Peterb
dent Robert 1\1 Surdam, 84,
Funeral
Home In Grobse
p<l"'>d dway on Fnd:ly, Oct
Pomte Wood"
4,2002 due to wmphcat)(lDb
Memollul
contnbutlOlls
from cancer
may be made to Hospice by
Born III 1917 III Albany,
the Sea, 1531 West Palmetto
Ne.... York, Mr
Surdam
Park Rd, Boca Raton, FL attended Deerfield Academy
33486
and \\ ilham;, College, grad-
(~Clont("l.r
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Duane "Pete"
Schoul and was a hfelong
Helen R. Bania
member of Girl Scouts
Moore
Fifty year Grosse Pomte
In 2002, ",he was the
Woods resident
Helen R
City of Grosse Pomte reSIreClpwnt
of the "Thanks
Bama, 83, passed aWdY on
dent Duane "Pete" Moore,
Badge" for over 44 years of
Thursday, Sept 26, 2002
53, pasbed away on Fnday,
dedicated
service
to
Born m 1918 In DetrOlt,
Oct 4, 2002 after buffenng
Metropohtan
DetrOit G1rl
Mrs Bama graduated
from
from cancer
Scouts CounCil
Cass Tech at the age of 16
Mr Moore graduated from
Mrs
McLuck1e
was a
She worked as an adml,usGrobse PaIUte HIgh School
member of the LadJes Altar
trahve
assistant
for the
m 1967 and receIVed a bach
Society at Our Lady Star of
Federal
Bureau
of
elor's degree IU engmeenng
the Sea Church and a memInvestIgatiOn
III
Wayne
from Oakland
Umverslty
ber of Flemish GeneologJcal
County
He was a rehred pensIOn
Society
Mrs Bama was a member
consultant
.,.,..rl
She
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ot the lJetrolt
Northeast
He IS survIVed by hIS chll
scrapbookmg and genealogy
Busmess
and ProfessIOnal
dren, Peterson and Knstlne,
Mrs McLuckie IS sur-'lVed
Women's OrgamzatlOn
and
hiS
mother,
Evelyn
by her husband, Alex, her
St Joan of Arc Church She
Richardson,
hIS
father,
daughters, Suzanne (Damel)
Dilbert Moore, lus brother,
also enjoyed sewmg, needleKardasz
and Jane (Alan)
pomt, readlllg and travelmg
Wendell Moore; hIS 51ster,
Lendway,
her grandchl!the
US,
MexIco
and
Jamce Brandenberger,
and
dren,
Michael
(KIm)
many longtIme frIends
Canada
wIth her husband
Kardasz
and
Ross
and
pnOl to h1S pasblllg
AlI;,on Lendway,
and her
She IS survJved
by her
Vera V. Pasny
5.lsteJ-li"I-1aiv,
~1adchnc
daughters,
DIane BldIgare
Former longtlme Grosse
Mareydt
and Jamce Wmn, her son,
5he was predeceased
by Pomte Park res1dent Vera V
RIchard Bama, SIX grandPasny, 90, passed away on
her brother, Albert Mareydt
cluldren, John Paul Bama,
A memonal Mass was cel- Sunday, Oct 6, 2002 at her
Mehssa
Bama,
Brett
ebrated on Saturday, Oct 5 home m Rochester HIlls
Kmgswell, Sarah DIGlUsto,
Born
III
1912
III
at Our Lad) Star of the Sea
KatIe DJGlUsto and Ashley
Mrs Pasny
Church
In Grosse
POInte Pennsylvama,
Wmn, and her brother, Max
was an active member of St
Woods
'Pongzek
Arrangements
were made Clare of Montefalco Catholic
She was predeceased
by by A H
Church
while
liVIng III
Peters
Funeral
er husband, Ned A Bama,
Grosse Pomte Park
Home, Grosse Pomte Woods
nd her sIster, Ehzabeth
She was also IIIvolved
MemOrIal
contrIbutIOns
ongzek
may
be
made
to the actively WIth St Andrew
A funeral Mass was cele- MI~hIgan
CaLhohc Church, the Older
Arthntls
rated on Monday, Sept 30 FoundatIOn,
CommiSSIOn and
17117 West 9 Persons
t St. Joan of Arc Church
M11e Rd, Southfield,
MI was a past preSident of the
angements
were made
Rochester Chapter of AARP
48075
by A H
Peters
Funeral
Mrs Pasny IS survived by
Home Interment
1S at Mt
her daughter,
DIane M
JoAn H. Mihelich
Ohvet Cemetery
(Ralph) Scott, and her slbter
St
Clair
Shores
and
Boca
Memonal
contributiOns
Raton, Fla reSIdent JoAn H Joan Bogedm
may be made to Cdpuchms
She was predeceased
by
Mlhehch, 71, passed away
Monastery III DetrOit
her husband, Ned J Pasnv
on 'rhursday,
Od 3, 2002
A funeral Mass Will be celMrs Mlhehch was an aV1d
ebrated on Thursday, Oct
golfer and bndge player
She 1S survIVed by her 10 at 1030 a m at St
Andrew Cathohc Church 1II
hUbband of 50 years, Joseph
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Ethel Eckstrand
Howard
Former
Harper
Woods
reSIdent
Ethel Eckstrand
Howard
of RoseVille, 95,
passed
away on Tuesday,
Oct 1,2002
Born
III
Pennsylvama,
Mrs
Howard
came
to
DetrOlt before World War I
She
graduated
from
Southeastern
High School ill
1926
Mrs Howard graduated
from
Mlch1g:m
State
Normal School ,JlU" r:;""tern
MJchIgan Umverslty) wIth a
teacher's
degree
She also
receIVed a bachelor's degree
from H111'idale College
Havmg
helped
open
Richard Elpmpntary
School
III
1930
Mrs
Howard
taught for 39 ) ear" m the
Grosse POInte Pubhc School
Dlstnct,
mcludmg at both
the old and the new Kerby
Elementary
School
She wa" d member of the
Order of Eastern Star" No
420, now railed Lakepomte
East Chapter
She was a
member of Sigma Alpha Iota
NatIOnal
MUSical Society,
the DptrOit RpvIPw Club, the
AmerIcan
A",oc1aLlon
of
Umver'nty
Women, a ,up
porter
of the
Mlchlg'an
Opera and travelt>d ('xtl'n
slVely
She I' ,uf\lvt>d
b) her
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FoundatIOn, Vice preSident
of
the
Umted
Way
Commumty
ServJces,
trustee of the Mat1lda R
WlIbon
Fund
and
the
McGregor Fund, dJrector of
the
DetrOIt
Execl'tl\ e
Sef\lces Corp", the DetrOIt
Renal"sance and the DetrOIt
Sy mphon y Orchestra
He also actJ\ e!y worked
WIth the DetrOit 'Economlc
Growth CorporatIOn and the
Economic
Alhance
for
MIchigan
Mr Surd am was a member of the Grosse POlnte
Club, the DetrOlt
Club,
Wilham" <11 1939 w1th a
degree III bU"lllesb
He wa" a highly decorated
bervlceman
III
the
US
Navy
MObt notable
was hiS
ay, ard for hlb rescue effom
to "ave those servIcemen
thrown overboard durmg a
typhoon that attacked the
PaCific Fleet III 1944
Mr
Surdam's
courage
earned
him
the
Navy
Manne Corps Medal for
£'If tho
war, h-ehadJrl~~~ t~'th;~;;;k
of heutenant commander
Country Club of DetrOIt, the
Ll~tle Harbor
Club,
the
Jup1ter I"land Club, Rolling
Rock Club and Yondotega
Club
He also enjoyed huntmg,
ballmg and golf
He J" burv1\ed by hiS wde,
Mary Buhl, hlb bon5, Peter
Buhl
(Lynda
Corcoran)
Surdam
and
Robert
McClelldn
(Patricia
Elhb)
Surdam Jr, hi" daughter,
Carol Surd am (Thoma, 1\1 )
Smith, live gralldchlldren,
and tv. 0 ~lsterb
A funeral bervlce Wdb held
un MonddY, Oct 7 dt Chnbt
Church Gro;,be Powte
Arrangernent6
\\ ere made
hv thp (i.rnp"hp('k ('hap,,! of
the WlIham R Hamllton Co
Memonal
contnbutlOllb
may be mdde to WJ1LJams
College III Mas"achubettes,
Little Traverbe Conservancy
In Harbor
Spnng'i or Harper
Ho,>pltalm DetrOlt
Mary Savage Taylor
Longt1me Gros"e POinte
Farms
reSident
Mary
Savage Taylor, 88, passed
away
at her
home
on
Sunday,Aug
25,2002
See OBITUARIES,
page 13A
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) ~Ethel Eckstrand
Mr Surdam
JOIned the
NatIOnal Bank of DetrOit
(Now Bank One) after the
war, and by 1966 wab elected prebldent and a member
of the board of dIrector"
Soon thereafter,
he wa"
promoted to chlCf pxecutlve
officer, d pOSitIOn he held for
14 year" until hi" retirement
III 1982
Mr .suJ dam "erved a" a
director of "everal corpora
tlOn", mdudmg Huhl L<lnd
Compan"
Bundv
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dnd
Unl,y"
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By Jennie Miller
Staff Writer
ChIldren flooded the SIdewalks on their way to school
last week, many carrymg
SIgnSand weanng costumes
It was not a premature
celebration of Halloween,
bULWalk to School Day
On Wednesday, Oct 2, elementary
scnools acrOb::'
Grosse Pomte partIcipated
m the mternatlOnal event,
whIch promotes ph) slcal
activity and concern for the
envIronment
Through promotion of the
ev~n L
d
t"
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t'
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-
Homecoming
Friday night
Gro!:\se Pomte South
High School's Homecommg
schedule has changed from
prevIOus years
The parade Will be held
on FnrlAV nll!ht Oct 11 at
Photo b} Jenme Miller
Nearly every student at Maire Elementary
School participated in Walk to School Day.
by a fire engme, officer LIsa
MontJcclOlo, who biked
around the school, and officer Mike SeIdel, who rode
his motorcycle around the
school
An assembly was held at
the start of the school day,
dunng whIch the officers
spoke WIth kids about safety
Each class then voted for
the best decorated student,
who then receIved a $5 gift
certificate
from Borders
Books and MUSIC
Ed Jackman, owner of the
Hungry ROWles on East
Warren, offered to prOVIdea
pIzza party for the class
With the hIghest number of
walkers
Due to the slgmficant particIpation ot students, the
PTO helped arrange a pizza
party for the entire school
"The effort put mto the
event was beyond what we
antlclpated,~ WeIpert Said
The school WIll contmue
promotmg the same Ideas
throughout the year
The City of Grosse POInte
Pubhl. Safety Department
donated bicycle helmet:, to
the school, which wJ11 be
awarded to students who
contmue walkmg or blkmg
t,() school
Emstem's
Bagels has
agreed to donate a monthly
bagel party for the claEts
WIth the hIghest percentage
of walkers or bIkers each
month
Most of the elementary
schools across the district
partIcIpated
in Walk to
School
Day,
includmg
Richard, Defer, Ferry, Kerby,
MonteIth and Trombly
Richard students received
certIficates,
penCils and
stIckers for theIr efforts
Those students m IUd's
Club, who are transported to
school, were allowed to walk
10 !fin!! around the l!VID to
qualIfy for havmg partiCIpated
The school also held an
assembly, where speakers
such as Grosse Pomte
Farms public safety officer
Steve Puckett, safety patrol
leader Corey Ernst and
phySical educatIon teacher
Chnsty Platts educated students about safety and physIcal fitness
Women's
College
m
GamesvIlle,
Ga ,
and
received h~r teacher's certificabon from Berry College
m Rome, Ga
Camival at
St. Clare
Will be celebratmg Its 10th
reumon on Saturday, Nov
30, 2002 at the Grosse
Pombo Hunt Club
For more mformatlOn,
call (404) 842-l'099
Academy
showcases
technology
St Clare of Montpfalco
WIllhold Its second annual
Neighborhood Club m the Make-a-DlffertJ"lce
The
Grosse
Pomte
City of Grosse Pomte and Carmval on Saturday, Oct
fimsh at the hIgh school
26 from 11 a m to 2 P m III Academy IS among more
than
100 schools
m
The football game will the Church SocIal Hall
follow the parade, held
Proceeds from the event Michigan that particIpated
Rnnn'li
""rt",. th" hl!hts at 730 .... 11 "" th,.0l117h thp 11 R 1n thp RP('onn
pm agaJlst -East DetrOit P~-ac; Corps ~to support AT&TIMACUL
Student
HIgh School
youn~ people m Gambia, Technology Showcase on
The Homecommg Dance West AfrIca so they may Tuesday, Sept 24 In the
Wlll be held on Saturday attend Jumor h1gh school State Capitol Bulldmg III
Lansmg
night, Oct 12
and }ugh school
Groups of students used
computers and other electromc deVIces to show
elected members Jf the
Michigan State Senate and
The
Grosse
Pointe
Grosse Pomte North the
House
of
Academy welcomes three lhgh School will present Representatives how technew teachers to the school "Arsenic and Old Lace" at nology IS being used III the
Darby Brownscombe, Kelly Parcells Auchtonum Oct classroom
to faclhtate
O'Shell
and
Hamett
17 through 19
learnmg
WhItaker.
Thursdav and Fnday's
'T'aklng part
In the
Darby Brownscombe, the performances w111 be at demonstratior,s from The
new first-grade teacher, is 7.30 pm and Saturday's Academy were seventha 1993 graduate of the will be at 8 p m. Tickets are and
eighth-graders,
academy 1997 graduate of $7.
Chelsea
Baumgarten,
Grosse Pomte South High
For more mformation,
MIchael Gray, Jay Raubolt,
School and 2002 graduate call (313) 882-1673.
FranCIS SImpson, Juhe
of the Umverslty
of
Stockmann
and Ashley
M1chlgan with a bachelor's
Tlubodeau and teachers
degree in elementary eduDIana
Hicks,
Mary
cation
Johnson
and
Nancy
Kelly O'Shell, the acadeWilliams
my's new second-grade
Th luck off the year-long
teacher, IS also a Grosse celebration
of
Grosse
Pornte South High School's
Pomte natIve
She- graduated in 2000 75th
anniversary,
the
from
Michigan
State school IS inVIting alumni
University and has two from the early classes to
years of teaching experi- participate
m
the
ence m Roseville
Homecommlr Parade. to be
Thp
I1roBse
Pointe
She is currently working held on Friday, Oct. 11 at 6 Academy will be holdlllg Its
toward a master's in ele- pm
HIgh School InformatIOn
mentary
education
at
For more informatIOn Fair 2002 on Thursday,
Wayne State University
about the parade or any of Oct 24 from 6'30 to 8 30
Harnett Whitaker JOins the anniversary festJ.vitles, p m.
In
the
Tracy
the academy as a part-time call Cathy Leverenz at 884- FIeldhouse
language arts t.eacher
0404
The fair IS free to the
She recently moved With
community, and the school
her family from Newton,
will host 24 different hIgh
NJ
schools at the event
She receIved her bacheGrosse Pomte
South
For more mfomabon, call
lor's degree from Brenau High School Class of 1992 (313) 886-1221
I>
j
School, every student but
four III grades one through
five walked or biked to
school, accordmg to Jean
Weipert, who helped orgamze the event
"We had almobt 100 percent particIpatIOn," Weipert
saId, addmg that one of the
four students ISon crutches
Students at MaIre were
encouraged to dress the
part, makmg hats, T-shirts
and SIgns to showcase their
enthusIasm for Walk to
School Day
The eVent was accompamed by commumty-wlde
support
Grosse Pomte
Pubhc
School
System
Supenntendent Dr Suzanne
Klem, City of Grosse Pomte
Pollee Chief Al Fmcham,
Deputy DIrector Denrns Van
Dale
and
councl1man
Patrick Petz stood on street
corners near the school,
passmg out goody bags filled
WIth surpnses from Village
Thy Company
Also ill appearance was
Lt Ed TuJaka, accompanIed
SCHOOL NOTES . .
p. m
-It Wlll
begm at the
Academy's
Arsenic and
new teachers Old Lace
Celebrating
75 years
High School
Information
Fair 2002
Class of 1992
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Students make turnaround at Retired principal
district's Community School takes on North
October 10,2002
Grosse Pointe News
13A
By Jennie Miller
By Jennie Miller
Staff Wnter
Non-traditIOnal
education
IS expandmg
m Grosse
Pomte
Through
the effort;, of
admmlbtrators,
alternative
educators
and coun;,elorb,
Grosse POll1te CommunIty
School reache;, out to students who reqUIre a different type of learnIng environment from the tYPH.al hIgh
school settmg
The CommunIty
School
prOVIde..
a
dIfferent
approach to instructIOn and
asse3sment that IS hands-on
and proJect-based
The students who attend
the school are those who
demonstrate SIgnIficant academiC abIlIty, however, do
not flounsh m the typical
hIgh school settmg
"I thInk It Ib Important to
honor and celebrate the dIfferences In our students,"
",nn Dpb 1'rflpp l'oorrhn"tnr
at the Commumty
School
"The truth IS, not every chIld
processes
informatIOn
the
same way Not every chIld
learns the same way Our
students
are
mcredlbly
bnght and creatIve but very
non-tradItIOnal
m
theIr
approach to learning"
In Its third full year of
operatIOn, the CommunIty
School has seen enrollment
expand l>lgmficantly
Last year,
the Grosse
Pomte Buard of EducatIOn
approved the addItion of a
freshman class, which doubled the number of students
~nroned
Hi the lllgh ~l,liuul
program
Students
are referred to
the school by a parent,
eacher,
counselor
or by
~
themselves
They are then
mtervlewed
and evaluated,
Staff Wnter
In order to determIne that a
non-tradItIOnal
educatIon
would prov~ benefiCIal to
theIr academIC carper
A Student
Contract
for
Succebs mUbt be Slimed
mdlcatIng
the
student
aSbumes respon<;lbllIt)
lor
hiS or her learning,
sets
goals for hIS or her Improve
ment, agrees to partICipate
In communIty servIce, and
promIse;, to commumrate
....Ith parents on 9. dally baSIS
regardIng p"rtormance
The
student's
parents
then must agree to partiCIpate
m
the
Parent
Partnership
Program
offered by the CommunIty
School, whIch are evenmg
sessIOns that explore the
students'
successes
and
challenges
Pnor to the additIon ofthe
freshman
class,
the
CommunIty
School hosted
upper class students
from
both Grosse
P!Hnte
North
and South hIgh schools for a
half day of classes The students
would
spend
the
i emaInder
of the day at
their
respective
high
schools
The new freshman class
has been enrolled for a full
day of courses
Although located m the
Industnal
Arts bUlldmg at
South, students who attend
Co.nmumty School are stIll
conSIdered to be North or
South students
They are stlll elIgible to
partIcipate
In athletIcs,
clubs and other actiVItIes
l>w.h 3b Homecommg
ana
student government
Accordmg to Trapp, students do not miss out on the
SOCial aspects of the typICal
hIgh
school
experIence,
although
North
students
fhe door., of change
revolved
last '" l'ek as
Gros,e Pomte North Ihgh
.schoo!'b long-time pnncIpal Caryn Wellb btepped
out and Jarne~ Stpphy
walked In
Steeby, a Troy rebldent,
retIred In the bprlng of
2002 after servmg ab prmopal
of Avondale
H.gh
School for four years
[j
Ho rp(>;pntlv
Photo b) JennIe Mliler
Students who attend the Community School are
"bright and creative," according to Deb Trapp. the
school's coordinator, pictured above with students.
have more difficulty
travelmg across town
when
mcorporate a great amount
of dIfferentiated mstructlOn
~),'J'~hpth
~("hlllt7
~ and proJect based leaiTung
N;'th--'-'-freshman
' at ThIS year, a pIlot program IS
Commumty School, finds It bemg offered at Commumty
challengmg to maIntaIn her School entItled Microsoft IT
frIendshIps, but not ImpossI- Academy
ble
She plans
to play
"It IS a pro-actIve attempt
lacrosse
at North In the to ensure the success of all
spnng
cmldren," Trapp said
Students
see the school
ThiS attempt seems to be
lIke an extended
famIly, w\,rkmg accordmg to last
Trapp SaId
year's academlr statI<;tIcs
Smaller class sIzes make
Every graduatmg semor's
It pOSSIble to form closer grade pomt average went up
relatIOnships WIth teachers
one entIre letter grade after
They
receIve
a greater
one year at the Commumty
amount
of support
from School Evpry semor except
theIr classmates.
one went on to post-hIgh
"Students here feel con- school eduratlOn
nected to one another and to
"I am honored to be able to
the Idea of the schooi: saId work WIth these students
Shannon
Byrne, full-hme
l'hey are wonderful kids,"
EnglIsh
teacher
at the Trapp ~ald "It IS eXCItmg to
Community
School "They see them change and make a
say that It feels hke a faml- turn-around It IS the greatly"
est JOY there IS m educaThe clas<;es themselves
tlon"
Obituaries
James Steeby
School, Umon High School
m Grand
RapIds
and
Burton JUnIor HIgh School
m Grand Rapllls
He also served as the
a<;sl<;tant supermtendent
for the Avondale School
Dlstnct for mne years
Steeby spent a few days
With Dr Wells before her
departure and bhe helped
hIm learn about the school
communIty
and current
programs
On hiS first day as pnnclpal, a group of student
leaders took Steeby on a
tour of the campus
"People have been welcommg and I appreciate
that," he Said
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member of the League of
CatholIc Women and a member of the Country Club of
DetrOIt
Mrs Taylor also had an
Interest
m art, lIterature
and genealogy
She IS survived
by her
son, Mark L of Cedar CIty,
Utah, her grandson,
Ryan
M, her brother, PhIlIp J
(JustIne
B) Savage Jr of
Bloomfield Hills, and eight
nephews and nIeces
She was predeceased
by
her husband, Robert F, and
her daughter, Cathenne F
A funeral
Mass of the
ResurrectIOn was celebrated
on Thursday, Aug. 29 at St
Mary Savage Taylor
Paul CatholIc Church
Entombment
IS m the St
Born III DetrOIt m 1913,
Mrs Taylor graduated from Paul Church Columbanllm
Arrangements
were made
the Academy of the Sacred
Verheyden
Funeral
Heart and the Umverslty of by
Home, Grosse Pomte Park
Michigan
Memonal
contnbutlOn5
She was
a long-term
panshlOner
of St
Paul may be made to the St Paul
Cathohc Church, a lIfetIme EducatIOnal Trust, 157 Lake
From page llA
'.:.f"(',p.ntiP,1thp
posItion as North"" mtenm
pnnclpal
for the remaInder of the 2002-03 school
year
"I wIll do the best I
absolutely
can to make
sure the school IS In the
perfect posItion (when a
permanent
replacement IS
hired)," Steeby saId
Steeby
receIVed
hIS
bachelor's
degree
from
Central
MIchIgan
Umverslty
and hiS master's degree m educational
admInIstratIOn
from
MIchIgan State UnIversity
He began hIs career In
educatIOn as a teacher at
Ottawa HIlls High School
and has smce worked as
pnnclpal of Ottawa HIlls,
Rochester
Adams
High
Shore Rd, Grosse POll1te Chapter Southport, Ind
She IS survived
by her
Farms,
MI 48236 or the
daughter,
Kathryn
York
Capuchm
Soup
KItchen,
1820
Mt
EllIott
Ave, Baker of BargerSVIlle, two
grandsons,
TImothy
V
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Baker of Franklm, Ind and
Beulah Marie York WIllIam D. Baker of
BargerSVIlle, and SIX greatFormer Grosse Pomte resgrandchIldren
Ident Beulah Mane York, 94,
She was predeceased
by
of BargerSVille. Ind., passed
her husband,
Lawrence
away on TIlesday, Oct 1,
Russell York, and her broth2002
er, Lowell Kenneth Johnson
Born In Fowler, Ind , Mrs
A funeral service was held
York
graduated
from
on Fnday, Oct 4 In IndIana
Southeastern High School In
Interment IS at Mt Pleasant
DetrOIt
Cemetery
m
IndIana
She was a hbranan for the
Arrangements
were made
Grosse
Pomte
PublIc
by VandiVier-Tudor Funeral
LIbrary for 30 years, havmg
Horne
retIred III 1975
MemOrIal
eontnbutlOns
Mrs York attended
St
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ChrIstIan
School
and was a member of the
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Business
October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
Stocks fall for sixth consecutive weekly loss
Every week feels hke the
week before
Last week, the Dow suffered another 173,polnt loss,
closing at 7,528, or do\\ n 2 3
percent
At Fnday's
close, the Dow ..
wah at its lowest level smce;
November'
1997,
or
almost
five
years,
and
down 24 9 percent smce Jan
1 thl'> year
xxxx
The
NASDAQ Composite last week
fell 59 pomts, uff 4 9 percent, to close at 1,140, itS
lowest level Sillce September
1996 For the year-to-date,
the NASDAQ was off 41 6
percent
Barron's (Oct 7) quotes
Fred Hickey, proprIetor of
the Nashua,
N H. based
HIgh Tech StrategIst,
a
monthly newsletter, who has
bc~n bcunsh C:1 teo:l). stfl,..k~
for many months
Hickey expects the NASDAQ to contmue to crash,
bottomlllg out down to 700
or 600, with many large-cap
tech names to be taken
down to usafe levels,~ havIDg
been thought of as relatively
safe by many, even at theIr
current "rIdIculous" PIE levels LTS has never seen the
NASDAQ forecasted
that
low, down another one-thIrd
to one-half from present levels
On the other hand, HIckey
sees hundreds of small compames sellmg below their
net cash on hand HIS strategy has been to look for software stocks that have lots of
cash and aren't Uburmng" It
and have a steady flow of
service revenues
He feels
these compames won't go speCIfic stocKS that pay dIVIaway, even If the economy dends m certam months
Thub, three stockh regulally
takes a turn for the worse
pay a "check a month" every
month
Dividends payoff
Some stocks also pay a
Just as "diamonds are a
gIrl's best frIend," cash dIVI- year-end "extra" dIVIdend In
dends are an lllvestor's best addition to the regular quar.
fnend Thev sav a good diVI- terly payments Wall Street
UJU-LUU~l::1:3lt)'
t.1Hu ... t.,,"J.u
'
dend-paymg
btock Just gIVes
Wflgley stock paid a late
and gIves and gIves
Many cornpames
have December extra for decades
paid cash dIVidends for 50 so the famIly's grandchilyears or more Bett<lr still dren would have so:ne extra
are those stocks that have ChrIstmas spendmg moneyl
Stocks that regularly pay
mcreased theIr annual cash
diVidend every year for 30, cash diVIdends seem to hold
up better, In bad markets,
40 or 50 years
' Pomters tell than
non-dIVIdend-paying
Many Grosse
stocks Standard
& Poor's
LTS that theIr most favonte
stocks
are those whose weekly adVISOry newsletter,
annual cash dlVulends each the Outlook, report<ld that
for the rune months ended
year exceed theIr ongInal
September 2002, dlvIdendcost of the shares
Some say they stlH prefer pavers In the S&P 500 were
down only 17 percent, whIle
to receIve their quarterly
diVIdends as checks m the the 500 mdex Itself was off
maIl Others prefer the con- 29 percent
But walt, the non-diVIvemence of dIrect deposit ,Jr
dend-payers were off 39 perautomatIc
credit to then
cent for the same penod'
brokerage
money msrket
Ofthe 7,500 publIc compaaccount
Many have the
mes
reportmg dIVIdends to
issumg company's automatic
dIVIdend rem vestment plan, S&P. 1,046, or 14 percent,
In
WhICh pays mcreaslllg dlVl- increased disbursements
the
first
rune
months
of
dends on the mcreasmg
2002 Wouldn't you lIke to
shares owned
help yourself to some more
Some mvestors ear-m..rk
dessert?
a specific diVIdend check
Let's lalk...STOCKS
each quarter for a special
event, like a gourmet dinner
out'
Many mvestors selected
Oops! How many?
Floor traders
on the
NY::'!!. were abuzz a weeK
ago Wednesday
about a
freak error In "program
tradIng" at 3 40 pm, Just 20
mInutes before the bell
The NYSE reported that
Bear Stearns & Co, an old.
hne tradmg, brokerage and
cleanng firm, entered orders
to sell $4 bdhon worth of
stocks of the S&P 500 Index
VIa the computenzed "program trad1n~ Systeffi
Wlthm mInutes, the program
was
termInated
beca~se
B~ar
~HpATn~
reported It had only mtended to sell $4 mIllIon of stock
Then the company scrambled to try to buy back the
$622 mIllIon of shares that
had been sold by mIstake I
The NYSE reported that
the Bear Stearns sell orders
showed up m blocks of
50,000
shares
each
of
numerous stocks. Based on
market capItalIzatIon, a $4
bIllIon sell order would
mvolve sellIng 5.2 milliOn
shares of General Electnc
Schedule B
The S&P 500 Index stood
at 829.57 at 3 40 P m. when
amended
the sellmg commenced The
The IRS announced that mdex fell more than 3 pomts
taxpayers
reportIng
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Friday Close, 10/4/02
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S&P 500 Index
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m the New York TImes
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..B _.Mi~~ Maurer
TIred of the same old
Halloween ghost and goblIns
costumes?
The
Internet
offers a varIety of costume
Web sItes for the big and httle monsters In your famIly
The
Costume
Gallery
(CostumeGallery.com)
has
been around smce 1996 and
IS one of the best fashIon and
l'ostume Wph ~ltR~
"Fashion?~ you ask "Yes,"
I say
The Costume Gallery has
sectiOns arranged by date
For
example,
"1500s
Costume SIteS" WIll lead you
to
Internet
lInks
of
RenaIssance
and
ElIzabethan
fashIOns The
Web SIte also mdudes Information on hlstoncal
patterns and ho'" to obtam
matenals
for makmg costumes
One of my faVOrIte SItes IS
called
uThe
Costume
ManIfesto" (costumes org)
TIus Web SIte claIms to be
'Your free, one-stop SIte for
costume
InformatIOn
and
Images"
in addItIon
to
Halloween costU'11eS, It has
a costume-hIStory section
One note TIus WebSIte
may be a bIt overwhelmmg
for chIldren, but Its VarIOUS
links prOVIde great pIctures
of hIstoncal dress
If Amenca OnlIne (AOL)
IS your Internet
service
prOVIder (lSP), drop by The
Costume
Page
(users aol com/nebula5/costume) They have over 2,000
lmks to a varIety of costume
resources
If you are strIctly Interested In Hallo","een costuTlles,
here are some Web SIteS that
are a must VISIt
Everythmg
Halloween
(EverythmgHalloween
com)
has Internet links to thousands of SiteS that Will teach
you all you need to know
about makIng or buymg costumes for the spooky season
Can we talk kids? You
know, the lIttle misunderstood monsters that mhablt
your
house
Drop
by
Halloween
fuds
(H&lIoweenKds com) The
Web Site IS deSIgned for
younger mon<;ters er, kIds
Besldeb costume
suggestiOns,
It
also
offers
Halloween
party
~uggE'Sbons, pumpkIn carvmg and
decoratIng tips and "Ghost
Cards" that ran be e malled
to fipnds, er, fnends
If you don't want vour
youn~~ter<; gomg tflck ortreatlll~ thl<; YE'ar, "top b)
HallowcE'n
Magazme
(HllllowE'€'nMaga7me com)
~:'~.2Z':"C
cf;.::.,
• ~....,.:;:-.~:::~
games, recIpes and a bunch
of other ldeas for home
Halloween
actIVItIes
The
activIties
do not requIre
chain saws, pItchforks
or
butcher knives
'flme to make-up, WIth no
apolOgIes needed The makeup I'm refemng
to IS the
kmd you put on your face
'T'hP Web Slt~ I'm tallU.11g
about is called uMake Your
Own Halloween Make-up"
(osweb comIkIdscorner make
up)
The best 'l"ords to
descnbe thIS SIte are messy,
monsters and scary The cosmetics deSCrIbed are easy to
make and easy to dean up
(That IS what they say I wIll
not be held accountable fur
any cleamng bIlls )
With all that has been
going on m this country over
the last year, patnotIc costumes WIll be m vogue The
PatrIOtIC Costume
Ideas
Web
site
(FamIly EducatIOn. com and
follow the lmks), suggests
easy-to-make
costumes
Four costumes I found were
for Betsy Ross, a fireman,
soldier
and
Johnny
Appleseed
How
John
Appleseed fits mto the patnOtlC category I haven't
a
clue (Of course, thIs Isn't
the only thing I haven't a
clue about
Just ask my
monsters, er, kIds)
Need some decoratiOns for
the front wmdows or door? I
liked the Cavern of Chp Art
(Halloween-chpart com)
Categones
on thIS Web
SIte mclude bats, blood, candIes, black cats, ghosts and
other
appantlOils,
mummIes,
Frankenstem
and
Halloween SIgnS The SIgns,
by the way, are for the tombstones In thE' front yard My
favonte
tombstone
says
USee, I told you I was SIck ~ ,
If
yuu
want
some
Halloween
grub for your
small forces of darkness
stop by Wanda's Hallowee~
Cookbook
(HalloweenKItchen
com)
You'll
find
reCIpes
for
Wltches Brew Tea, Bloody
Popcorn,
J ack-O-Lantern
P!z7a and VampIre Punch I
thought the Bloody Popcorn
would be a neat idea for
movie theaters shOWIng horror movies
I touched bnef1y on pumpkm carvlr J, but If you really
want to be a cut abovp the
rC'<;tof your n€'lghbors, stDp
by The Pumpkm
Patch
Ipumpkm-patch
coml
I
lIked the pumpkm JokE''' For
example How do you mend
~£;:;
':'ECH, pagtc' IbA
October 10, 2002
News
Grosse Pointe News
15A
Emerald ash borer is a good-time Charlie
Tree-killing insects breed like rabbits, pose greater threat than gypsy moths and Dutch elm disease
By Brad Lindherg
Staff Writer
The little
green
bug..,
threatening
..,outhc,ht
Mldllgan's
al>h tree.., pnter
the world "px charged and
go from there
"From what we ob"ened
In June, they lame out of the
trees and their fir"t IlIlhna
tlOn was to wate," I>ald Carl
Dollhopf, a hortlLu!lur,dl"t
In Westland
who \~a.., the
first on c('(ocn ,n '\',r,h
America to capture the tree
Tech
From page 14A
kdhng emerdld al>h bon'r
In ~ hat am(JUnt" to dou
ble trouble 111 the light to
".1\ p a..,h trpp",
bO!er" are
not only prohlIc, but female"
Ill'lh' !,uud I uth( r"
SII1Cl
Il1ld ,ummer,
))ollhupf 'lI1d '"uentJ"t, ....Ith
thc
C 11I ted
~,tdte"
DcpdrtnlPnt
u! AgTllulture
hm (' bpcn ob..,en mg how a
f('male borer protectpd hpr
l'gg"
~h
1
r
1 ..
l'-H
here he "did, pmntll1g to a
"eltlOn of tree
Then ,he
rnovpd and laid 1\10 or three
more l'ggl>, and would fl) to
the lIext tree and lay "0'11e
more"
a broken Jack-O-Lantern?
You use a pumpkin patch, of
course
Talk about "cary
(Remember, I I>ald pumpklll
Jokes
I dIdn't I>ay good
pumpkm Jokes)
Even
though
screen
savers are no longer needed
wIth today'l> perbonal r.omputer momtors, a lot of folks
stIli use them Just for fun If
you want one for the spook)
season,
\ ISlt Halloween
Scream
Savers
(screen
saverb com) Note the dIfferent spellings for the Internet
10catlOn of the site and the
tItle of the sIte
My
favortte
IS
the
Hallowf>en Haunted House
The house
slOWly bUIlds
Itself from pIeces failing
from above After the house
IS complete, It slowly falb
apart
Have a safe Halloween If
jou're not :mre how, btOP by
the Halloween Safety Web
sIte (Halloween Safety com)
And If you dnnk, have a des
Ignated hI uunI"tllJ. dll
Vel
Have a tech questwn or
subject
you
would
lIke
addressed
In thl!, column?
Want to comment
or add
your two cents worth? Mv e
mall
address
l~
mmaurer@blz'erve
"0"1
overlooked by predator.., r.one of whIch have been
lOnfil med
outSIde
their
natlvp AMan habItat - and
pe"tlude ..,prayl>
That'.,
bdd," I>atd Joc
Shock,
Clt)
fore"ter
In
Gro"..,e POlntp Wuod" 'Even
the elm bark beetle la)" It;,
egg" In one place
Emerald
al>h boren, are
behe\ ed to have arrIvpd m
II ('"tern \Va) ne Count)
a
B) not putting .Ill thplr
eggl> 1I1 one ba"ket, emerald
a"h borer;, lllcrea"e the oddb
of unhatched om,pnng be:ng
Cops-From page 6A
Rehab rej ect
A
19 year old
Grosse
POlllte WOOdbman, who bald
he's an alcohohc frebh out of
a rehabt htdtJOn program,
wal> caught mllluteii after
allegedly ~tlo'ahng bottles of
whiskey from a store III the
20700 block of Mack
A store employee cornered
the man III the men's room
of a nelghbonng bU"llless
Pohce amved to capture
the suspect Officerb recovered only one of two mlsslllg
bottles of whiskey Officers
Sald the suspect b blood alcohollcvel was 227 percent
Car recovered
A red, 1999 Jeep four-door
that was stolen 1'uesda\,
Oct 1 from the 800 block ~f
,
Brys 111 Grol>se POlllte Woods J.
wal> recovered the next day
111
the
600
block
of
Hawthorne
Police found the
undamaged vehIcle WIth Its
keys 111 till' Ig111tlOn
_ Brad LlI!dberg
,
)lvo.J.';'
e,..tbU
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wooden crate of automobile pdrh Tht' lIlsects hal e
been reproducmg unchecked
dunng a mIgratIOn eastward
mapped
b) thousands
of
dead ash trees
Borer~ ~nd dymg treel>
bpgdn "ho~ mg up m the
Grosse Pomtes a jew weekb
ago At least four trees have
been diagnosed
In Grosse
Pomte Park
Unhke other non-native
Inbect~
ranl>acklng
M1Cl-t1g~r.., ~Jch ns the gyp~)
moth, whose egg mabS IS the
sIze of a golf ball and can be
..,een by pesticide (.rews 30
feet away, mdlvldual emerdid ash borer eggs are mVlslble to the naked
eye
Dollhopf did hIS sleuthing
WIth a magmfymg
glass,
Sherlock Holmes style
"Eggs are laId lllslde httle
bark
flaps.
cracks
or
crev!ces," he saId, holdmg a
foot-long sechon of lllfected
hmb cut from one of SIX
dymg ash trees m hiS back
yard
Accordmg to field observatlonb, eggs take
several
weeki> to hatch Tmy, white,
sqUIggly larvae kJlI trees by
eatmg mto the VItal cambiurn layer dIrectly beneath
th~ bark
1
It makes a httl chamber
that IS protected from normal bprays"
said KeIth
,
Cray, chief deputy dIrector
of the MIchIgan Department
of Agriculture.
C
b
d t b t
am tUrn
I" n u es
nutnents
from roots to the
III .I
n
top of thp crown As larvae
grow, the) lhew tunnels
through cambIUm, cuttmg
the 11011 of nutrwnts
to
br'lI1che" ,tnd le~vel>, endmg
11. the trel''' death
l'pl/n tldll::.forllllllg lrom
,qulrmmg
....hlte larvae to
me talhc grec'n
l1ymg
m..,lch, l merald a"h borerb
low their appetite for ....uod
-\dulh do httle but procre::,t~ a~d
depol>lt
eggs,
VV1UHJ.fJJ
'Id~
Ul)hCl
Vt;U
The) eat next to noth.
mg," he ,aId
"It'~ aver)
ulllque and
mva"lve ..,peues - a major
challenge," I>ald Ian Gray,
(llrector of the MIchigan
Stdtl' Umven,lty agncultural exppnment
statIOn m
East Lan::.mg "It poses a
greater
threat
than
the
gyp,,) moth and Dutch elm"
Dollhopf antiCipates
the
ldrvae btage remallls until
a blX week l)de,"
Shock
saId
If bprdYS are the an~wer,
Dollhopj said at lea"t tlH)
apphcatldns
will be necded
to llJI er the ..,IX11'( pk pm, r
genct
"Thlb I.., <l tenaCIOUI>pP..,t,
h, "a:d "It" not gOlllg tll be
eabl!) wntrolled "
At thll> time of ) edr 111 the
borer's one year !tjp cycle,
egg;, have hatched, adult!>
1"lve awu, ana) oung, worm
lIke larvae are l'atlllg cambium Ash trees, on the other
hand, are approachIng dor
mancy The) are beiSlIInmg
to shut down their flow of
nutnents
m preparatIOn for
wmter
Although
Shock hal>n't
seen emerald ash borerb III
Grosbe Pomte Woods, the
real test Will come next
spnng
B~ then
If 1.11"\
de hd\ l
bcpn pre"pnl
')~er ~ Inll!
udllted 'hh tll'C' \~l!l "hl"
Chdl .1< te n..,tlc "lgn" of Inll ,
tdtwn dlC-udlk 1Il tll( 1I OIlI
,1IId ..,udden gTowth 01 ",uLk
er' from thl lOll ('r tl unk
Trunk, lIld luno" \\ III b,
dotlpd \\ Itll !.ard-too find D
"h.tped
c "It holt'"
tron.
whlch dn ever Incn'''~lng
populatwn
of adult boru"
WlII havp ",tappd
The~ \', III
mate qUlckl,> ~catte'r Pgg,
and "t<lli th" relentle,," ,1Ild
expandmg c) de over agatn
Deb ~lcCullough, d ton ,j
c!ltomologl"t
at ~hdllgan
State L' III\ er"lt" \', ho hd'
been \', orkmg ~'n ho~ to
stem the borer tide, ",lid
more and more of .,OUthhl'l
MIchIgan'.., a,h tree,
an
",uclumbmg eVPr) year
'It \\111bE'e\en worl>e 11l',,1
)e8.r," she "aid
May
""r~
TH ...
.J~_'
...
UUJ1
lr
1 _
J\.J1Ut'\!
t'ACU.
... 1
..
l.lY,
,..
he bald, "but that's the pattern of thiS type of lIIsect "
- Unhke mOl>t borers that
emerge from trunkb
and
branches m one bIg swoop,
emeralds have been seen
takmg I'dng dUring at least
a ~l},-lI'eek penod from late
May to mId July
On top of that, a test populatIOn
captured
from
Dollhopf's trees lived SIX
week~
"That s
pretty
long,"
Dollhopf said "Other bugs
last two to three weeks If
they're domg good"
That's more bad news m
an age when long-Iastmg
pestllldes
have
been
watered down for envIronmental safety
"Most pesticIdes
nowadays are short.hved,"
saId
the
agricultural
department'~ Cray
"It's pretty
tough these days to get a
long-term
reSidual
on a
trunk "tern "
"It makes It much harder
to treat somethmg that has
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Museum gives glimpse of Grosse Pointe's past
By Jennie Miller
Staff Writer
Imagme ,our"ell tra,el
mg down conble;,tone road"
ndmg In a hor"e-dl awn car
nage and plJ.rcha;,mg goods
at the local fivp-and-(!lmp
Gro;,se POlllten, can "tep
IOta the pa"t at the DetrOIt
Hlstollcal MUbeum, \\ hlch
leature" man, mteractlve
exhIbit;, ;,ho\\'ca,mg the hI,
tor) 01 ;,outheabtern
MichIgan
Its newe;,t e\hlblt,
ConnedlOn"
Metfl' DetrUlt
~elghb0rhood"
tlll~ the
story of the e,oluI, n "
Ddrolt" "uburlh <ind
nelghborhomj;, after 1800
It dl"pla,,, 23 comlUUlll
tIC" mdudlng Grob"e
Pomte and St Clair Shores,
detalhng their wnneltlOm
to each other and to tne old
("pntr ...
~l('It v
nf np.trn1t
Gro;,be Pomte re"ldent
and rnu"eum dOtent Am,
Booher finds the new exl1lbIt benefiual
to ;,tudents and
other mUbeum patrons
'It IS Important for student" to know theIr own
"ense of 11l,tory and thmk
about how Detl OIt" hl"tory
wnnett'- to theIr own," ~he
"'lid
(Iln'lpl!IPn,"
l~ bd~Ld on
Gene Scott, nLw book,
Detro!t Bl'f-,'1nlllng, " dnd I,
a colldboratlun of many hiS
toncal "oLlelIL", "thoob,
hbrane" and utlzens
GroS;,l PUl11teb dl,play
\, ,,"'.. (nntl'"lhntO',..l
h,
•h
Street;, of Old DetrOlt "
"Thlb exhIbit simulateb
what hfe was really hke,"
Booher "ald
'Patron" are able to step
back In tllllC and bet' what
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...hrH
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"
n
Grabbe Pomte HI,tOlICdl
SOCIPt) and IllLlude" ph\!
tographs such a" S' P<iul
Catholic
ChuTLh, the
GrosbP
Pomte War
Memonal
and the
Village
shopping
dlstnct
It tell"
the stOT) of
French
worn, \\ he:e the) ~\ auld
ha\ e gonp to "chool where
lhl i \\ou1d have shopped
and what the
Important
Issueb werp
back then"
"Streets"
replicates
three dIfferent
time penods
and showcases
a drugstore, a
pnntll1g press,
a dentISt's
~..J
__
ottlce, an Ice
I
•
farmers
cream shop, a
.
" .-I
who settled
schoolhouse
_.~
along Lake
and other
---St Clalr's
stores typIcal
unmhabltof that century
Photo by Jen",e M.ller
cd mar"hes
Patrons
Booher sits in Henry stroll down
III 1750,
Ford's Model T, one of cobblestone,
later to be
several early cars on dis- cedar block
Jomed by
play at the museum.
EnglIshmen
and bnck-l31d
and
streetl:. as they
BelgIans
pass through
A century later, Grobse
the streets of DetrOIt as It
POlllte wa" the sIte of elabo
was In dIfferent time penrate Lottages of vacatlOmng
ad':>
DptrOlters, which were
The museum also hosts
replaced by year-round
the "Motor CIty ExhIbItIon,"
mansIOns after 1900
whIch tells the story of
By the 1950s, the area
DetrOIt's rapId growth and
had evolved mto four
how It became the world
mumclpalItleb and the
leader In automotIve proVIllage of Grosse Pomte
ductIOn
Shores
"We lIve In Motor CIty
The exhIbIt also featur""
Seeing how that came to be
three rooms that replIcate
gIVes patrons a sense of
the typical slthng rooms of
pnde for 'Vhere they come
the 1700s, the 1800" and
from," Buoher said
the 1900s
At thIS exhIbIt, patrons
Thl" portIOn of
can view a model of the
"ConnectIOns" IS a tabte of
first car made In DetrOIt by
the hIstory one can hterally
Charle;, Brady KIng, Henry
'itep mto III the mu"eum s
Ford's Model T, Ransom E
permanent exhIbit, 'The
Olds' first car and a model
("t
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Photo b" Jennie \fllier
Grosse Pointe resident
and Detroit Historical
Museum docent Amy Booher demonstrates
"Name
That Neighborhood," the museum's game of Twister
using Detroit's suburbs.
in "Connections:
Metro
Detroit Neighborhoods."
of dB db"ernbly hne that has
a real body drop
"The assembly Ime
brought more than 10,000
people to the cIty fronl all
dIfferent countnes - It
helped make the suburbs
hke Grosse Pomte what
they are today," Booher
saId
The museum shows thiS
evolutIOn of DetrOIt from
farmland to an mdustnal
gIant, and commumtJes lIke
Grosse Pomte from settlements to suburbs
Located at 5401
Woodward at KIrby, the
museum IS open Tuesday
through Fnday, 9 30 a m to
5 p ill and Saturday and
Sunday from 10 a m to 5
workshops, outreach programs and curnculum
matenal"
For more mf0rmatlOn
call (313) 833-1805 or ,lblt
WV,\\ detroltlll~toncal
org
pm
AdmISSIOn IS $5 for adults
and $2 50 for semors and
students
For groups of 10
or more, the fees are
reduced by $1
The museum\ educatIOn
department
offen, tours,
Photo by J en",e MIller
The "Land. Lives and
Legends" exhibit. which
provides
an
in-depth
view of Michigan Native
Americans. will be at the
museum until November.
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28
ements
ChevalierTeitge
October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
ter, Barbara A Forster, to College
She IS a project
Rohl'rt E Peberdy, son of mnnagcr \',Ith FJrd Motor
Mr
and
Mrs
Edward
Co
Peberdy
of Kemlworth,
Peberdy btud1ed mechalll
England A No\embl'r "'ed
cal and productIOn engUleE'r.
dmg h pLlIlnL'd
Ing at Mid Warwlchhlre
FlJr~tll l iI 1\t I I I, Ilil I'li College In LeamIngton Spa,
ut '-lit llU d ,...,
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t
r ngland He 1f:, a proJect
dnd Old-k,
111 -, q
H
lJ ,ndger
with
Durr
\tltomatlOn
Mr and Mrs Robert John
Chevaher
of Grosse POinte
F drms have announced the
engagement
of the1r daughter, Tara Mane Chevall('r to
Dr Stefan Robl'rt TeJtge, "on
of Dr and Mrs Robl'rt All, r,
Tl'Jtge
of Gro"'be POll1tl
ShOll'~
I
Br01.vnscombe
-Collins
Dr and Mrb
WlIlJam
Bra\\ n'>combe of the C1ty of
Timothy Rowen Husband
and Elizabeth Moore
(~r(
Fuger
FugerHusband
Fromm-
Mr and Mrs DaVid K
Fuger
of Grosse
POlOte
Robert E. Peberdy and
Farms have announced the
Barbara A. Forster
engagement of their daughMr and Mrs RIchard J
ter, ElIzabpth Moore Fuger,
Dr. Stefan Robert Teitge
Fromm of Bloomfield HIlls and Tara Marie Chevalier
to TImothy Rowen Husband,
have announced the engageson of Richard W Husband
of Marblehead,
Mass, and
ment
of theIr
daughter,
LmdbdY F arreii Fromm, to
A
July
weddmg
IS the Jate Julia U. Husband
Jonathan
Haynes
Vlasak,
An Augu"t
weddIng
IS
planned
planned
son of Mr and Mrs David E
The bnde earned a bacheVlasak of the City of Grosse
Fuger
graduated
from
lor of sCience degree
m
Demson
UniverSIty
She
Pomte A Decemb<'r weddmg
mdustnal
and operatIOns
IS planned
III
engIneenng
from
the works m real estate
Jackson,
Wyo
Fromm earned a bachelor
Umverslty of Michigan
of sClwce degree 10 p",ycholHusband graduated
from
the New England Culmary
Meghan Ehzabeth LeWIS,
ogy from Michigan
State
She IS a semor consultant
Umversliy
She IS worlung
daughter
of WillIam and
Institute
and
m
IS
a
chef
wIth Clarkston Consultmg
Jackson Hole, Wyo
on a mastpr of arts degree m
Karen
LeWIS of Buffalo,
NY, mamed John Charles
labor and mdustnal
relaThe groom earned a bachtIOns at MSU
Jet Trey Barlow, son of John
elor of SCIence degree m bIOland
Martha
Barlow
of
Vlasak earned a bachelor
ogy
from
Stanford
Grosse POInte Woods, on
of arts degree
10 supply
Umverslty
and a doctor of
Sept
28, 2001, at FIrSt
cham
management
from medlcme
degree
from
Presby
ten
an
Church
In
Michigan State Umverslty's
Wayne State Umversity
Buffalo
Ell
Broad
School
of
The Rev Gen Lyon offiCIBusme"s
Mr and Mrs Ronald G
He IS a third-year emerated
at the 4 p m ceremony,
He IS a product matenals
Forster
of
the
City
of
Grosse
gency
reSIdent
at
the
manager
with
CISCO Umverslty of Massachusetts
Pomte have announced the whIch was followed by a
receptIOn at the Niagara
Systems m San Jose, CalIf
engagement of their daughMedical School
Falls
Country
Club
In
Niagara Falls, N Y
The bnde wore a whIte
silk tWill gown that featured
a bor.t neck, a partly open
back and covered buttons
She carned
a bouquet of
Vlasak
........
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PA11"1tn
h"'lUO
Dalby U:~ Bro\lT!18t'ombe
announced the engagement
and Brett Collins
of their daughter, Darb) Lee
Brownscombe,
to
Brett
becond-grade
teacher
at
CollJns, f:,onof Mr and Mr'> Gro..,se POInte Academy
J C Collins of the City of
Grosse Pomte A June wed
CodInb earned a bachelor
ding IS planned
of art;, degree In masb com
mUlllcatlOns
from
the
Bro'" n&combp earned
a Umverblty of Pittsburgh
bachelor of artb degree from
He IS an account executhe Umvprslty of Michigan's
tive
wIth
.J
Walter
School of EJucatlOn She IS a Thompson
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y, ~UU.1~l~_~
_
Lew IS· Barlow
Denison University
and IS
working on a doctoral degree
III chmcal psychology
The groom earned a bachelor of arts decree
from
Demson UllIvers~ty and a
JD
degree
from
Case
Western Reserve University
He
IS a,>soclated
with
Roetzel & Andress, LPA, m
Cleveland, OhIO
The couple traveled to the
Domlllican RepublIc
They
llve In Cleveland Heights,
OhIO
ForsterPeberdy
~.
~M!Cii!GAN
Grosse POinte New, and The Conneclion ne~lpapers are planning Ihm 8th annuallpeclal edItIon
featurmg rhe bable, of the past 1ear We hope you (and the lmle one) ~Itl partlclpale by lupplymg Ul with a
photograph of lour child (only 2002 bablel, please) for publtcanon In thlS lecnon
ThiS tablOid wIll be published January 23, 2003. Your child s picture, along ~lth other 1002 babies, Will be the
mam attraction I Nm and adl'ertlsmg about clothmg, feedlrg, educating and canrg for lour child "Ill also be
Included It w111be lery mfonnatlle as \lell as a commemOTatl\e edllion for loul
Please lend a cute, clear pholo (color or black & white home or studiO produced, not computer generated,
preferably smaller than a 5x7\ to Gro>sc Pomte News & The ()mnewo~, 96 Kerchml, Grosse Pomte Farffi.l,
Michigan 48136 AttentIon Kim Macley, Display Adlertlsmg Complete the mformatIon slip WIth lour child s
full name date of bIrth and hospital and return It 1llth lour photo Pleale print the baby's name un the back ot
the photo 50 10U can pICk Il up at out oHIee after prmtmg at mclude a self add.elsed STamped emelope
Your picture mUll be recmed m our otfrce no larer tha1 'Wednesday December 18th earlter lIould assist our
proJUL!IOr schedule ILate NOlember and December bl,th photos mal be <Jbmltred until ]anuarl 3, 1003 )
'We lool fomard to prodUCIng our annual 'Baby Edl!ion' and are sure IOU \Ian! your lilde one mcluded A
limited number 01 extra cople, ~tli be available tor rurcha;e to glle to family and rnend.s
The Grosle Pomte !\e~, & The CJnnection reyulre a $1700 fee to co\er production costs Please mclude a
ched, money order or credit card rurrber ~lth lour photo
Call or Drop by the
Grosse Point~ N~ws
&<:OSNECiiON
N
r
W
10 ,
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,
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S
The bnde earned a bache
lor of art,> degrep from
naVIeS
Audrey Lynn
Turner
Please Print
Childs Name
<\lIyson and Blll 'Turner of
Gro"e POlntl' Far'l1" are the
parent,
of a daughter
Audrp, Lynn 'Turnpr, born
\ug
17, 2002
:-'laternal
Grosse POinte News & The ConnecM~
96 Kercheval
Grosse POinte Farms Michigan 48236
photo of each child)
Attenbon
Kim Mackey Display AdvertiSing
I U'rannr1r{ nf....
(FIrst & lastl
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P"rents Name (FIrst & last)
_
ONe of Blrth
Vila:mt MC.#
Slgnature
Hospltal
Phore
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------------------------jTwlns $25 00 please send one
Jenmfer
Ann
Kosky,
daughter of Terrence Kosky
of Grosse Pomte Woods and
the late Frances Kosky, marned MIchael John Sclabassl,
son of Geno and
Judl
Sclabassl of NorthVille, on
Sept 14, 2002, at St Paul
Catholic Church
The Rev Tom Urban offiCIated at the 2 30 P m cere
mall), which wa" followpd by
a receptIOn at the DetrOIt
AthletiC Club
The bnde carned a bouquet of peach and rust-col
ored flowers
The maid of honor was
Susan
Lumetta
of Lake
Onon
Bndesmalds
were Mrs
Bethany Mack of St Clair
and Danre!le
Lumetta
of
Troy
Attendants
wore satm
lavender dresses
The best man was the
groom's brother, Dr Gary
Sclabassl of Milford
Groomsmen
were DaVid
Kosky of Manhattan,
NY,
Don Sweeney of Evanston,
Ill, and Nick Sclabassl of
Northville
The bnde earned a degree
m economics and polItical
bCIence from the Umverslty
of
Michigan
She
IS
emplo.red 1Il marketmg and
advertlsmg
The
groom
earned
a
d-li;ree m marketing
from
Western
MIchigan
Umverslty
He IS also m
marketmg and advertlb1l1g
The couple honeymooned
111 Rome and Amalfi,
Ital)
The) !I\ e m Rochester Hills
bprrICS
96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms,
Michigan 48236
Attention: KIm Mackev,
Display Advertising
(313) 882,3500 FAX 882,1585
Send photo and$17 00 to
KoskySclabassi
Mr. and Mrs. John
Charles Jeffrey Barlow
autumn colored roses, hosta,
thistle and bernes
The maid ofhonO! was the
bnde's
SIster,
Kathenne
LeWIS of BuffalO
Bridesmaids
were
the
groom's Sisters, Manmartha
Barlow Clark and Kathryn
Barlow, both of the City of
Grosse
Pomte,
MaggIe
McFeely of New Canaan,
Conn
Wend)
Brploff of
Buffalo, NY,
and Clare
'Tucker of New York City
Attendants
wore celadon
green Silk shantung empire
WaIst dresses With spaghettI
straps
They carned
bouqupts of roses, hosta and
bernes
Mark Brewster of Grosse
Pomte Woods was the best
man
Groomsmen
were
the
groom's
brother,
Robbie
Barlow of the Glty of Grosse
Pomte, ~he bnde's brother,
Patnck
LeWIS of Buffalo,
Matthew
Seltz of Garden
City,
NY,
ro.hchael
Campbell of Rye, NY, Bnan
Blddmger
of Bay Village,
OhIO, and Tom Jefson of
Kalamazoo
The mother of the bnde
wore an ohve green Silk column dres" • Ith a lliatchmg
chiffon Jacket She camed a
nosegay of ro'>es, hosta and
bemes
The groom's muther wore
a mldmght blue peau de ~Ole
SUlt With Je\, el-co"ered but
tonb
and
three quarter
length sleeve'> She carned a
no~egay of ro"es, ho ..ta and
_
Exp Date
_
~r(1o
~'I-..~n
''''opr
of Ea~tpOlnt(' :md
\llchael S\\ ope of ..,tl rl1ng
Bf'lght.~ Patprnal grandpar
l nt,
are L, nn and BIll
Turnl'r
of Grc,,~e Pomte
Farm.., Great grandparent"
are ('( anw 1nd .hm ~mart
of D,'arborn, Glad~, Emope
of Yp&llantl, and Joe Swope
of Brooklyn, NY
Andrew Michael
Vallan
Shelly and Tonv Vdllan of
(}ro,,>e Pomte Wood.., are the
pflTfnh of a "on Andrl'\\
;\llchacl Vall:m born .July
11 2002
7Ilatl'rnal
grandparent ..
are :>llk" and Barb BaHew of
'3t (']mr Paternal granrl
par,'nt.., arp Ron and SuP
Vallan
of Gro",e
POll1tc
Farm,
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Faces & places
October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
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Benefits earmark funds for children, local charities
Make a DIfference Day IS
a natIOnal volunteer ImtJabve 10 which I1lQrethan 2 8
mJlhon people 10 the nation
umte for a common cause
It was created m 1991 by
USA Weekend MagaZine
and held 10 partnership
With the Pomts of Light
Foundation
DetrOit's largest proJect
for Make a Difference Day,
Saturday, Oct 26, IS an
effort orgamzed by the
Cluldren"s Center,
r'nmmnnltv
('Qro
ServlceslC~mpeer and
Famdy Services and
Learmng Center
The "CelebratIOn of Care"
proJect consIsts of collectmg
Items - non-penshable
food, new and gently used
clothmg, boots and shoes,
coats and school supplies dunng a 10-day pen ad and
delivenng them to SiteS m
the tn-county area
One local drop off site IS
the Children's Home of
DetrOIt 900 Conk 10 r.rn""p
Pomte Wood" Anyone may
drop off Items between 9
a m and 5 p m Monday
through Fnday between
Oct 14 and 23
More than 20 different
nonprofit metropohtan
Detro,t ag~nclelS will be
aIded by these donatIOns
For more mformatlon
about donations or voluntef'nng, call Amy Devone
of the ChIldren's Center at
(313) 831-5535, ext 1130 or
contact adevone@lhildrensctrnet
Degas at the DIA:
DetrOlters WIll soon be abl~
to expenence the world of
the 19th-century Pans
Opera ballet as seen
through the eyes of one of
Its most passIOnate
observers, French
ImpresslOmst Edgar Degas
The DetrOit Institute of
Arts'long-antlclpated
"Degas and the Dance,"
opens Sunday, Oct 20, and
runs through mld-January
of 2003 In DetrOIt the show
IS sponsored by
D81mlerChrysler
CorporatIOn Fund
ThIS IS the first exhibition
to fully examme Degas'
work m the context of 19thcentury ballet, With costume deSIgns, maquettes of
stage sets and photographs
of dancers mcluded to proVIde a more complete pICture of the Pans Opera ballet
Degas' unlimIted access to
the dancers' world e:labled
hIm to spend hours observmg and sketching III classrooms and m the wmgs and
backstage areas of the bal-
c,
J,
,Ij
let ThIS "backstage pass,"
along WIth hIS exceptIOnal
artistIC abIlity, resulted m
some of the most revealing
and mtImate Images of
dance ('ver boen
"Degas and the Dance
has already generated a
great deal of eXCItement,"
said Graham W. J. Beal,
DIA director "We have sold
more than 20,000 tickets,
With a month to go before
the exhIbitIOn opens Our
staff IS gearing up to wel...
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The Grosse Pomte umt of
The Herb SocIety of America
Will hold an herbal craft sale
fromeam
to5pm
on
Wednesday,
Oct 16, and
Thursday,
Oct 17 at the
Grosse POInte Academy, 171
Lakeshore,
m the Moran
Road entrance hallway
Farm, Garden
Association
and G.P. Park
Garden Club
The Grand MaraiS branch
of the Women's NatIOnal
Farm
and
Garden
ASSOCiatIOn Will meet at
noon Monday, Oct 14, at the
ChIldren's Home of DetrOit
The
program
WIll
be
"Botamcal
Imagery"
by
LInda Wells of the DetrOit
Rose Society
The Grassl' POInte Ro'>e
Society met on Oct 9 to
hear
a talk
by James
Farquhar,
owner of Grosse
POInte FlOriSts He bpoke
about plantIng bulbs
AAUW
The Gro'>sc Pomte branch
of the American A.,soclatJon
of University
Women WIll
meet at 6 30 p m 'IUesday,
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the world and from our own
backyard to see Degas'
f'xqUlsite works of art and
to expenence a bit of hIS
hfe"
Degas and the Dance
showcases more than 100
pamtmgs, sculptures and
drawmgs from 97 collections III 11 countnes
T1med tickets are
reqUIred and mclude museum admiSSIOn and an adult
or youth audIO tour There
Are no eXPh"nep,>
Of
refunds For mdlvldual tickets call (866) DEGASTIX or
VISIt the DIA box office A
handling charge applies to
phone orders Advance
reservations are mandatory
for groups of 20 or more
Groups should call (313)
833-1292 Pnces range from
$8 to $18, dependmg on age
and day of the week for the
VISIt DIA members wIll be
admitted WIthout a charge
For more mformatlOn, call
(313) 833-7971
For children: The
Greater DetrOIt AUXIlIary of
C1uldhelp USA WIll hold Its
tlurd annual wille tastmg,
dmner and auctIOn on
Fnday, Oct 11, at a pnvate
club m Grosse Pomte The
annual fundralser raises
money to support treatment, preventIOn and
researcn of abused and
neglected children
Founded III 1959 by Sara
O'Meara and Yvonne
Fedderson, ChIldhelp USA
IS a national nonprofit orgamzatlOn dedIcated to meetmg the phYSIcal, emotIonal,
educatIOnal and spmtual
needs of abused and
neglected children Efforts
and resources are focused
In the areas of treatment,
preventlOIl and research
ThIs year's event wIll
benefit local efforts as well
as the ChJldhelp USA
NatIOnal ChIld Abu"e
Hothne and a planned resIdential faclhty - the
ChIld help USA
AssessmentlI'reatment
Center of MIchigan which WIll prOVIde shortterm shelter and assess-
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Indigo blues:
Jazz
In
Oct 15 at Andlamo's In St
Clair Shores for dmner and
a wme tastIng Reservations
may be made for the dmner,
tastmg and lecture ($41 50)
or for dmner and the lecture
($2950) by sendmg a check
paYdble to AAUWGP by
Saturday, Oct 12, to Melissa
Ryan, 23J09 Gaukler, St
ClaIr Shores, 48080
Garden Clubs
of Michigan
Cool
the heart of DetrOit's
hold Its annual fall meetmg
on Th ....rsday, Oct 24, at the
Farmmgton Hills Manor m
Farmmgton Hills
The meetmg IS open to
members wlthlll Dlstnct No
1 The LIVOnia Garden Club
IS host
Classical
Music League
The
Grosse
Pomte
ClaSSical MUSICLeague WIll
Garden
at
10 30
a m
Ine WIll meet
The Federated
Clubs of MIchIgan
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the senous Issues surroundmg abused and neglected
children
"The rebponse and '>upport from the commumty
and those workmg III the
court system has been
Illcredlble," saId Elizabeth
Brazilian,
preSIdent of the
Greater DetrOIt AUXiliary
"We know that It IS ImperatIVe that thl" faclhty IS buJlt
so that we can better support the needs of the most
'>evefely ahn'>ed and
neglected chIldren III our
commumty
The success of
thIS event WIll bnng us closer to our goal of buddmg
thIS faclhty"
The evening, "Celebrate
the Child: wIll feature a
hVe!auctIOn of such Items as
deSIgner gowns worn by
actress Charhze Theron at
the Oscar Awards, a DaVId
Yurman sIlver and 14K gold
quartz watch, a fiberglass
reproductIOn of an antique
wooden carousel horse, a
1992 KawasakI Vulcan 1500
customIzed motorcycle,
travel packages for Italy,
Sp81n, Hungary, the Canary
Islands or Iztapa, a week's
vacatIOn in a five-bedroom
condo m Park CIty, Utah, a
week's stay at a condo on
Smger Island, Fla , and one
week's stay m Aspen, Colo
The evening Will begIn at
630 p m With a wme tastmg and a strolhng dmner
Guests can enJoy the
sounds of Intngue, a 10piece band A Silent auctIOn
of Items, IncludIng dmners
at some of metro DetrOIt's
finest restaurants,
exclUSive
bottles ofwme, rounds of
golf and hand-paInted chIldren's furniture, Will precede the live auctIOn
T1ckets for the evemng
are $75 a person (35 years
and under), $125 a person
(36 years and older), $500
for Patrons and $1,000 for
Benefactors
To order tickets or get more InformatIOn
for "Celebrate the ChIld:
call Char Terry at (248)
642-8719
,Meetings
~
Herb Sodpty
L"_
~ .."v
Cultural Center IS on tap
Saturday, Oct 19, ab the
DetrOIt DI~covery Museum
hostb It!>second Indigo
NIght fund raiser
Currently, a group of
wmmumty leaders and
a(,tlvlsts arc workmg to cre
ate the DetrOit DI"covery
Museum, whl(,h Will be the
metro area's firbt lllterac
tJve InJppendent chIldren'!>
museum
Indigo Night will begin at
7 p m at the hIstone
ment servIces as "'ell as
longer term reSIdential
care
Each year the event honors someone who has made
P0"ltlve jJlogre"b In the
fight agamst child abuse
and negle(,t '" .th an award
called the CompassIOnate
Angel ThiS year's recIpIent, Angelo Nicholas,
IS
the DIrector of Macomb
County's Family
Independence Agency
NIcholas I!>beIng recogmzed
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DetrOIt Guests can look forward to a mght of musIc
and dance With performance!> by Ulsula Walker,
accompamed by plamst
Buddy Budson and the
Dave McMurray band
A weekend at The Inn on
Ferry Street, pieces from
Ahee Jewelers and a chance
to be a co-DJ at "Smooth
Jazz" 98 7-FM radIO statIOn are a few of thf' Items
up for bId dunng the
f'VPnJnp"" ",lent auctIOn
"Thl; year's Indigo NIght
WIll be a Jazzy chiC event,
full of great food and entertaIllment,~ bald Alyssa
Martina,
co-preSident of
the DetrOit DIscovery
Museum 'We are eXCIted
by the amount of support
Farm, Garden ClubClub
The Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden
two first place awards for outstanding
ment in horticultural
therapy.
Prizes were awarded
by the Michigan
division
and the Women's
National
Farm
and Garden
Association
Inc. Susan Durant,
left. and Shirley
Bradley were co-chairmen
of the project
at the
Parker
Cottage
at the Children's
Home
of
Detroit.
Assistants
were Harriet Port and Leslie
Sloan.
Golden Jubilee of Queen
The
Queen
Daughters
Ellzabelh
of the British
Empire
celebrated
Sept. 15 at the Detroit Yacht
n on
.;
we are recelVmg from the
metro DetrOit commumty
and hope thIS Will bnng us
one step clo"er to our goal
of bnngmg an Interactive
children's museum to
DetrOIt"
T1ckcts for IndIgo Night
are $100 Call (313) 438-
1277
Belle Isle walk:
October I" Breast Cancer
Awareness Month The
Amencan Cancer SOCIety
wants men, women and
chIldren to celebrate brea~t
cancer survIVors and raIse
funds to support breast can.
cer research by partlclpatmg In the fifth anniversary
"Makmg Stndes A,.gamst
Breabt Cancer~ walk The 5mde non competItIve \\ alk
WIll be held un Saturday,
Thursday,
Oct 17, at the
Oct 12, at Belle Isle Park
Grosse Pomte Hunt Club
RegIstratlOn begIns at
The busmess meetIng WIll
830 a m and the walk
be followed by cocktads at
begIns at 9 30 a m For
11 30 a m and luncheon at
more mformatlOn, call (248)
1230 P m
557 -5353 or "ISlt www tan
The progrdm, beglllmng
cer org
at 1 30 pm,
wIll feature
Coupons help kids:
DavI'> Gloff at the plano
The !{roger Co ot ~hchlgan
Tickets
are
$20
and
and Kessel Food Markets
checks should he sent to
LOUIse Lee, 9 Shorecre<;t
C"d,.
G"",
t
Shoppers pIck up a "Cash
for Klds" coupon tablOId
from any of the partlclpatmg store!> and use the
enclosed coupons to purchabe the products at speCIal pnces
Fund" Will help Vanety
prov Ide mpdlcal, therapeutiC and recreatlOnal faclhtIC::- "s well as educatlOnal
"ervlte" to children With
-,peclal needs In
Southeastern
r..hchlgan
- Mar;;;leRein' Smith
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JAY LENO
our
"Headlmes"
'r\\.
WEDDING CAKES
~
Anne Mane
of
will rally for the chIldren m
need be~nmng Sunday,
Oct 13 and contIllumg
through 'IUe"day, Oct 22
The "Cash for Klds" campaIgn, d coupon redemptIOn.
program, WIll benefit
Vanety-The
ChIldren's
'Chanty
TI-IF
.. TnNI~J.iT
5160
,.
M
jubilee
AS SEE NON
Poml< ~
Shores, 48236 T1ckets Will
be held at the door For ;nore
mformatlOn, call (313) 886-
pleasedlo announce fhe [uzmesl mem6ers
<'
the golden
Club.
Surrounding
the last official copy of the Queen's portrait
are, from left.
Grosse Pointers
Eleanor Marsh, Carolyn Ricca, Marleine
Ricca, Doris EnckseD, Maryan
Binns, Mildred MWTay. Maureen
SeUm. Beulah
Wells, Joan
Carter. Jean Carter and Mildred Wilson.
+~I~ND~ ~~I~ ~ N~ll~
10
slaJ/
IS
won
achieve-
llLeaning Tower of Love;;
(falling in love with you)
Renee
Grnny
"Over 30 deSIgns to choose from"
7hese halrslyltsls formerly 0/ txlaJln '7Jaul,are now auatfabfe,for 'lOll al
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INNOV~TlH ID~~~ ~ND (~~~TlH nVllHG H(~H10U~~
Frrends IS a Full SeNlce Salon Offering H8Ir, Nail and Skin Care Services
For Your NeX1 Appolnlinent
Please Call
313.886.2503
19877 Mack Avenue • Grasse Pomte Woods
Convenient Public Parkmg AvaIlable For You Adjacent To The Salon
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SEE IT ON OUR WEB SITE
www josefspastryshop.com
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JOSEF'S PASTRY SHOP
21150 Mack. Grosse Pointe Woods
313.881.5710
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October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
Shores resident named Peacemaker at church
The Pastor's Corner
VIrgInia
HIll RIce of
Grosse Pomte Shores nas
been named Peacemaker of
t.he Year by Grosse Pomte
Memonal Church She IS a
nurse
and Wayne
State
Umverslty
profe::.sor whose
efforts
have
Impacted
"J:~..
•
nll'LdH n.HlenldIl::. ann ArdO
Americans In Metro Dt'trOlt
The pUblic IS invited to
presentatIOn
CE>remOIlle" at
the church dunng .ts ser
vices at 9 a m and 11 a m
on Sunday, Oct 13
Rice was lfistrumentdl
m
acqumng
two
notable
grants
In 2000 she won a
9/11 and
other fall days
By the Rev. Gustav Kopka Jr.
81 James Lutheran Church
A sunny wmdy Wednesday It was
WIth St James church bell!, nngmg
PatnotIc songs, famIliar hymns
Ai! pollce car and fire engIne
Wound theIr way through Imd-town Kercheval
WhIle HJ11Ai!soclatlOn outsIde
TheIr shops and daJly hvehhood sang
"God Bless Amenca" and cIty's leader
Proudly the largest among flags halled
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Nllle eleven Anno DOmInI
Two thousa.'1d two It IS good
Always to remember downs and ups
Thgether, lest we dIsmember In
Some sort of evJ1 dlscnmmatmg
ApartheId of body, mmd or soul
Two thousand one towers among us
As prayer call to Shalom Salaam
Keepmg us from gOIng to pIeces
11
,+,..1. V JUUUVU
On the way toward ten eleven
I recall FranCIS of Assisi,
TIns prayer attributed to hIm
"Lord, make us Instruments
of your peace
Where there IS hatred, let us sow love,
Wnere there IS InJury, pardon,
Where there IS dIscord, union,
Where there IS doubt, faIth,
Where there IS despair, hope,
Where there IS darkness, lIght,
Where there IS sadness, JOy.
"Grant that we may not so much seek
To be consoled, as to console,
Th be understood as to understand,
Th be loved as to love
For It IS m gIvmg that we receIve,
It IS In pardoning that we are pardoned,
It IS In dyIng that we are born to eternal
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College
of Nur ...mg that
embodIeS a five-year chmcal
trial, "Arah Amencan Youth
Tobacco
Use
a-ld
InterventiOn"
She proposed
the study after learmng that
tobacco use IS extremely
hIgh m the MIddle East
AccordIng to the World
Health
OrgamzatlOn,
natlOns With the highest
rates of tobacco use are Iraq,
PalestlIle,
KuwaIt,
Saudi
Arabia,
Lebanon,
Jordan
and Tumsla, where 76 percent of the people use tobacco Amencan's
tobacco use
rate IS 23 percent
RIce's goal IS the creatIOn
of a teachlIlg
program
through
schools and local
televlSlOn
In
Dearborn,
where
approxlmatel)
50
percent of the students
are
Arab AmerIcan
The grant
was
awarded
by
the
NatlOnal In::.tltute for Child
Health
and
Human
Development Rebults of the
trial are cApected In 2005
An earlIer grant trom the
W K Kellogg FoundatIOn
re ...ulted m lreatlOn of a free
dmlc
at DetrOIt s Tned
Stone BaptIst
Church
m
1998 Rice ar>d a colleague
at
the
Umverslty
of
MIchIgan responded to tindlllgf>that 100 of the church's
1,200 members had dIed III a
::.mgle year, mo::.tly from preventable dl::.eases
She became
the
first
dIrector of the Imdm FamIly
ChnH.! WhlLh
tcnlporanly
clo::.ed pendmg re'mlt.~ of an
dppllcatlOn
for addItional
fundmg
RICe also volunteers
her
nursmg skIlls at Crossroads,
a DetrOlt CrISIScenter for the
needy She was a volunteer
nurse at one of the 12 commumty cllnlCb In the black
churches
of DetrOIt
and
ser\'ed o!' the Project Health
on Wheels board of dIrectors
Marcub Shelley, chaIrman
of the Outreach CounCIL at
Grosse
Pomte
Memonal
Church,
SaId
the
Peacemaker Award IS glVen
to
"somt'one
who
has
chanlred
metro
DetrOit
throu-gh a hIstory of voluntary actIOns that pOSItively
and Significantly
Impact
others"
The
Outreach
CounCIl names Peacemaker
Ay,ard recIpients
'I am very honored to be
recogl1lzed by Gros::.e POInte
Memonal
Church and It::.
very dCt!\ e leaderbhlp and
member::.h.p
for the 2002
Peacemaker
Award
There
dre ::'0 many m thl'> church
who gIVe of their valuable
time and talents to make
thlb a better world to live III
1 lee! pnvI!egeCl to be wunted among them"
RIce teaches
at the
Karmanos Cancer Institute
and IS d professor at the
WSU College of Nursmg
She hab berved on the Arab
Health
CouncIl, whIch IS
part of the Arab Commumty
Center for EconomIc and
SOCIal ServIces (ACCESS),
smce 1988
J.~
Throughout
the 1990s,
RIce was g1Ven awards and
recogmtlOn by the MIchIgan
Public Health Institute, the
MIdwest Nursmg Research
SOCIety and the MIchIgan
Department
of CommuOlty
Health
She was recogmzed
by Gov John Engler for her
contrIbutIOn to the Tobacco-
Sonneman WIll be hccompamed by clannebst
Sam
Martm and pismst Geme
Ball m a vanety
of vocal
Torro :P3ce; the
9 30 a m Sunday School
170 McM lilan Rd near Kercheval
Grosse Pomte Farms • 884.Q511
Sunday Schedule
9 00 a m EducatlOn TIme
9 4S. m Refreshments and Fdlowsh.p
10 15
Dr Walter A Schm,dt, Paslor
Rev Banon L Beebe, Associate PasI<Y
Raben Foster MUSLC Coordmator
Grosse Pointe
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Worship and Holy
COmrnUnHln
Nursery Provld ed
••
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Wednesdays
:015 ~.
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a m
Noon Sel"Vlceof
Word and Sacramenl
rI
Rev Gustav Ko k.a Jr , Ph D
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IitiJ
A I'nendly Church for
All Ages
nmbrose
211 Mo~Rd.
GrossE: Pointe Farms
886-2363
Parish
m
td
GRACE UNITED
CHURCH OF CHRIST
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1175 Lakepomte al Kercheval
Grosse Pamle Park 8~~-3823
Sunda)
Tuesda)
Worship
Thnfl Shop
IJI
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GROSSF
POINT£::UNITED
CHURCH
Vigil Mass
\ •.....t
Sunday Masses
at 8:.30 & 11: 15 a.m.
5t Ambrose Roman r .thohc Ch urd1
, 5020 Hampton Grosse Porne Pari<;
One bIod< north of Jefferson at Maryland
"w'e L'lye 0 ur F'alth"
Grosse Pointe
WOODS
~~.il~
886-4301
PRESBYTERIAN
Church
19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier)
9:00 a.m, & 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship
m Nursery 8:30 a.m, to 12:30 p.m.
E-mail gpwochurch@aolcom.Website
wwwgpwpcorg
Jefferson 9lvenue
Presbyterian enure",
~U(U'l£'O
~n\t' (hnsr
In
Ihl' milts. t Uht' Of',
Sunday, October 13, 2002
a.m.
The \92& Boo. of Common
PraYer
<;10 a 10
Hal) CommunIon
10 l'i a m
Adult Btble Stud)
Hol) CommunIon
Church Sund.1V School
and t-Iur'>Cf\ •
Manners
ford
313.259.2206
wwwgpunlted org
mdrme"churchordelroit
(hrL~1 ( entered
and (ann!'
(omfTll/ted
10 }em/II find ( omnlllml)
Peter C Smith preaching
Church SChool Cnb 81h Grade
la,
1ff'I~/.~'
n)
hrnur
I'To,"
POInt,
'I\""r1,
BR 1 1'H'1
86 25 E Jeffers<>n lit Burns, Detroit
V'Slt our webSite www lapc org
Rand) 'i. Boelter, Paslor
Tlmoth) \. Holzerland, A~ Paslor
SUNDAY, Octobcr 13
8:00 a.m .• Holy Euchamt RIte II
THE GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH
Hlabllshed 186S
The Presby1ellan Church (U SA)
9:00 a,m. and 11: 15 a,m .• Holy Euchamt
~,hoo1, Youth Grollp~, Adult Forum,
Il) III Sunda~
TODA V'S FORUM:
Chlldrcn'~
Chn'llan
EducJtlOn at Chr.~t Church
(( rib and loddler care R 4,
HBitI
822-~456
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\ ~I H'IH' '!I'll" 1fl\ 'nd I ()(.l" ( on~r~~arll,n
lhlak.~or{"()n\("
(,rn"l.'otf'olnlrtdlrm,
KH2 Ci\'\(,
I
~'W'"
~m("hlJr('h
Rite II
BIble Study
preaching
Noe Bemler
Secured
Parkmg
I!II
l!i!r.i1
SATURDAY,
October 12
5:10 p,m. - Holy Euchamt Rltc II
11:45 a.m. Sunday Forum
ECIJmemcal ASSOCiate from Port Au Pnncl'
SurU\Lltd ~ """Pj Prolldcd
~ ~ ~ (hlltthellnggp nrg
ALL ARE WELCOME!
U/fJdIR "('hool }olJlh 71lRel TlJewlrl) ~ (II fJ Wpm
"em'lT lllp:h }"lIth nwet "lIndrr) \ rrl fJ W fl III
(l
Mack at Lochmoor
884-5090
Christ Church Grosse Pointe
(Episcopal)
~
Sllnda~ \\ or,hlp - 8.30 UI dnd I] 00 \\1
Sumlay Srhool 9 ~5 HI for .\~I':2
\dult
"hoOf'
•
Christ the King
Lutheran Church
&. BLhie C1as>e'
A'''lahkl
884-4820
org
Chl!r~h
hro ......
e PoLnte Raptist
Hol\ Eu.haml
Chur<h ';,hool
l hNalruchamt
l'Iu,,<'>
881-0420
MInister
& 15& 1045am
WOf\hlpSmtCe
9 10 a m Sunday ~chool
~unda)
Xi)()a m
10 1< d 01
111111a",
Reclor
Kennelh J S"eetman,
OrganI~t and c.hOlrma~lt'r
Rev FA Br4Y Past1lr
Rev Scott Da\1s A,,<oc Pa't1lr
20475 SUnnIngddle Park
near I ochmoor Club
Grosse POlnle Woods
~
Worship •• "/""...-
Rev Jonn Corrado
ST MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
(Iarage
IloodM.rd & j'fJe"on
The R~v. Richard 'n Ingall~,
9 00 & II 00 d m \'.Ior"hlp <;en Ice,
10 10 d m - Ch'i'lloln rdlJc~:lOn f,)r (hildren Y(luth 8.. '\dull'R 4'i ,I m
12 l'i P m (nhrroddlcr Cne
Meditation
"Cholcesl"
Based on EpheSians 4 1 6
\J/
am
17150 MAUMEE
on Harr PlaUJ al rhe Tunn.1
free !'Jecured Parking.
REV. DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON,
Worship servIce
~
/
"Just War?"
10 JO
R... FI1!dencl< Harms, Past'"
R... Morsal Callier Assoc. Pastor
Hol) CommunIOn
10
Grosse Pomte Umtanan
Church
Nursery AvaliaD e
~
fnleraJ
A M FAMILY WORSHIP
(CRrB R<X)M AVAILABLE)
10 00 A M CHURCH SOfOOL
\'-
1010 a m EducatIon lor All
a
THURSDAY
12 lOp
We Welcome You In Worship, Service, Fellowship
9 00 B m Adult Bible Study
10:30
A HOUSE OF PR>\) l:R FOR ALL PEOPLE
II 00 a m
Rev. Scott DavL<., preaching
...
375 Lothrop at Chalfonte
881-6670
900 & 11 15 a m Worship
Air C,mdl/lmred
•
21 H6 \Iark
~
4-,(101
St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church
SUNDW
884-3075
ca..
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a <:3''''~
1
_
1000
Rev Rober D Wnghl-Semor Pa>;tor
Rev Mary Ann Stupley-A'l5OCIale Plsor
:;'1(ttlt 'l-~
~~~~T~~+
;fOe
Wednesda)
Amazmg Grace Semors
e, ery second Wednesda) at
The Tom pl-m S Cen ler at
Wmdmlll Pomle Park 11 00 300
COME JOIN US
Pastor Rev Henry I Relnev,a'd
at 4.00 p.m.
A STEPHEN MINISTRY
and LOGOS Congregation
1030 am
1030 330
240 CHALFONTE AT LOTl-tROP
Saturday
Scott
SERVICES
AmUATED Wfnt fflE UCC AND ABC
9 303m Worship
1045 a m Sunday School
Rev.
Davis, president; PlI.tricla
Worrell; Genevieve Casey;
and Dr. Cat WorreU.
Sonne man
St. James
Lutheran Church
Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr
Gros.e Pomte Woods
884-5040
8 15 a m Thursday SefYIce
9 30 a m Contemporary SefYIce
II 00 a m TraditIOnal Semce
RIce and her husband
WIlham, an par, nose and
throat
surgeon
who cofounded
and IS medIcal
dIrector of the Holley Ear
Institute
for the Deaf and
Hard of HearIng m the St
John Health System, have
lIVed In Grosse Pomte SlUce
1968 They have two grown
sons, Grant and Garrett
A receptIOn for Rice wIll be
held at 10 am, between
worship services on Sunday,
Oct 13 The church IS
located at 16 Lakeshore In
Grosse POInte Farms
The new Lay Theological
Academy board members for
2002-03 are: (back row.
from left) the Rev. Fred
Harms. Patricia Cae and
Ken Block. In the middle,
from left. are Helen Hart.
Marian Impastato,
Doris
Brucker.
Ethel
Burwell,
George Port, Sharon Snyder.
Regina Gersch and Vicar
Benjamin Sandin. In the
front, from left, are the Rev.
lIfe"
WORSHIP
First English Ev. Lutheran Church
1989
LTA board
m U SIC
selectIons
TIckets
are $8; $5
for semors
and
students and
WIll
be
avaIlable
at
the
door
Virltinia Hill Rice
Free
MIlhlgan
ActIOn
CoalitIOn and has been a fellow
In
the
AmerIcan
Academy of Nursmg smce
Photo by Roger Sku Ily
FELe presents concert on Oct. 13
The Open Door senes at
First EnglIsh Ev Lutheran
Church will present Nanette
Sonneman,
soprano,
at 4
pm Sunday, Oct 13, at the
church,
800 Vernier
m
Grosse Pomte Woods.
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Health
October 10, ')002
Grosse Pointe News
Consequences
n ..•
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I Women's Health Symposium slated
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Special
Writer
The young man re;,ponslble fO! the death of three
compamon" last summer has recentl) been "entenced
to a pn;,on term by a local court It\ Imp0;,;,lble to
talk about Justlce In the flce of i>uch a sen"ples"
tr"gpri~, but at lea"t there", III !JL pUfl\"hment
While the ;,entencp meted out b} the wurt Ii>prop
erly apportIOned to the:> oung man, the greateht suf
ferlng Will be borne by thp Llrger ffToup of \ Ictlms II ho
will agOnlW 01 er the ,,1,lUghler for the I P'it of their
lives There
no \lay to fathom the [Jain of the falm
he;, who had a }oung one kdled on that \\arm summer mght Thm e I;' no recm ery and no closure l1me
will not heal thh \lound, but It will mercifully form a
scab that vdll allo\l hfe to gll on
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that are equall}
Incalculable
Although they dId
not comImt the
cnme they will be
intImately aSSOClated with It and tainted for all time with
questIOns unanswered The young
man himself may
have hoped ',0 buIld
a hfe In our commuillty, but regardless
of the debt he pays
to SOCIety,It IS
doubtful he could
ever ral;,e a family
In thl'> tnwn
In workmg with
Jeff Jay
the families of chemIcally dependent
people, I see many umntended consequences of addiCtive disease An alcohohc mother may not care about
the breakup of her marriage, scoffing at the love of a
beWildered spouse But she never mtends to harm her
young clnldren, even as she forgets to buckle their
seat belts shortly before the car crash
An addicted father may be cavaher m the face of
losmg hiS IIvehhood, beratmg hiS former boss and
vowing to get a better job But he has no thought of
ph)'slcally lashll1g out at hiS son, and may not remember It the next dav
RelatIOnships, ~hIldren and careers are easily
chewed up and SPit out by alcohoItsm and drug addiCtIOn To the disease, they are meanmgless, as addiCtiOn seeks only to feed Itself
Perspective may be the only sure reward of age,
albwmg one to look across the generatIOns With expenence rather than conjecture Over the course of our
hves we all become mttmatelv acauamted With the
law of umntended consequences
ThiS maxim states
that the actiOns of people cause a ripple effect that
goes far beyond their ongInal mtentlons
In times of tragedy thiS pomt IS brought home With
a vengeance We will never know all the horrors that
result from last summer's temble crash nor all the
hves It touches
Eut m the qUiet life of addictIOn, often played out
behlOd C'loi>eddoors and double pane wmdows, the
law of unmtended consequences can be even more
pervasIVe Addlctton tWISts the lives of everyone It
touches, breedll1g dishonesty, anger and abuse, or conversely, depreSSIOn, gUilt and disgrace
Once set m motIOn, a tragedy that happens at 70
mph may be as unaVOIdable as ItS consequences are
mexorable
But a Silent tragedy that plays out over
monchs and years can be stemmed, the blood
staunched, and the wound healed
If we have the courage to act
Jeff Jay and Drbra Jav are the authors of, "Love
Flrst A New Approach to InterventIOn for Alcoholism
and Drug AddlctIOTI ' publtsl>ed by Hazclden They
are professlOnallmen
f'ntwnlsts who lwe In Grosse
Pornte Farm" Thn 111m bf' contacted at (31.'1)882
6921 or through tl1< r \I, l' ~Ite WllW lovefirst net
at Assumption Cultural Center
One good habit, particularly when It replaces an
unhealthy onc. can change a
person\ life for th" better
Catch the msplratlOn
you
need to Improve your health
and well-beIng at the Bon
Secoun, Cottage
Women's
Symposium
2002,
"The
P""'er of ONE GOOD Habit"
on Wednesday. Nov 6, at
AssumptIOn Cultural Center
lfi l::lt Clair ~hores
J om m the fun as n u tntlOn and wellness
expert
Zonya Foco shares her i>olutlons to gettmg and i>taymg
motivated for optimal energy and health
All thiS IS
done With a Simple focus
YOU plus the complete
adaptatIOn of ONE GOOD
. When IS the la;,t time you
laughed i>0hard, and walked
ay, ay
cured
from
an
unhealthy habit?" Foco ask'>
"Ha!:> the suggei>tlOn of a
good habit ever hit you so
hard Letween the eyes that
you Immediately
started
dOing It and kept at It from
that very moment on? You
won't believe how the tlmest. most palO less habits.
I,nen practiced
dally, can
add up to a huge change m
the wa) .)au look and feel
about yourself"
According to Foco. you can
forget dletmg forever
"With a d1ffprent ttJOlce
here and a htUe movement
there, yOU can map out a
;,trategy
to rev up your
metabohi>m
and Jose 50
pounds or 50 POlOt...off your
cholf';,terol mane yt>ar, and
keep It off," she ,atd
'It's
really that simple"
The eveOlng wIll begm
With an hors d'oeuvre T?Cep
tlOn between 5 and 6 p m
and mcludes a relaxmg dmner, the featured
speaker,
displays and useful gifts and
mformatlOn
Each attendee
.
receive;, Foco';, book, "Th;
Power of P",>,hvp Eatmg,~
and her cookbook Will b~
avatlable for purcha"e
.
The entIre evenmg IS 'l>3~
a per'>on Due to the popu;
lanty of thl" event, table;, of
10 are as"lgned as reservatIOn, are !"ct'lved
•
Register today for the BaR
Secour;, Cottage
\\fomen's
Svmno~l\lm
?002
-
"1'hQ
Power of ()NE GOOD Hablt~
- on Wedne;,day, Nov 6:
For a personal
inVitatIOn
and rei>ervatlOn form, call
(58617797900
Don't flu arotlnd; get your shot:
The
Wayne
County
Department
of
Pubhc
Health
IS encouragmg
Foco IS known for surpnsmg her semmar and teleVI- senIOr Citizens and those
sIOn audiences With a 24- w,th chromc Illnesses to get
ImmuOlzed agamst mfluenfoot human gastrolOtestmal
za before the start of the flu
tract from her travehng
which
typically
cooler If you've caught her season,
Il1 November
and
on HGTV, Knowledge TV, start3
Discovery Health, PBS or runs through Apnl
"MaXimum
protectIOn
the home ShOpplOg channel,
mfluenza
occurs
QVC, then you know how agamst
she can make you laugh at when the vaCCll1atlOns are
hfestyle faux pas, then ever given early, before the flu
beglOs," said Dr
so gently nudge you onto the season
Donald Lawrenchuk,
medpath to better health
Ical dIrector for the Wayne
As a registered dietitian,
County
Department
of
certified health and fitness
"Persons
Instructor and author of the Pubhc Health
best-selhng
hfestyle
cook- aged 50 and older, anyone
With chromc heart, lung and
book "Llckety-Spht
Meals
kidney diseases and those
For
Health
ConscIOus
People on the Go," Foco has With diabetes and weakened
the solutIOns needed for a Immune systems should get
a yearly flu shot"
healthier,
more balanced
In addlt,on to Influenza,
lifestyle
Il1dlvlduals
50 years and
HABIT
older ai>well as those at nsk
for pneumococcal
disease,
should i11soconSider gettlOg
pneumococcallmmumzatlOn
If they have never received
thiS vaccme preVIOusly, or If
they need a booster dose
"A $10 donation for the flu
shot and $16 for pneumOl11a
vaccme are belOg requested
However, these lllnesses
are caused by other vlruse~
or bactena and are not relat.
"However, no one Will be ed to IOfluenza
The NatIOnal Centers for
turned away due to mabillty
Disease
Control
and
to pay," Lawrenchuk
satd
IOdlcate;, thai
',,{,hese shots arc also cov- PreventIOn
20,000 Amencans dle year!j
ered
services
under
from flu and related com ph:
MedIcare "
catlOll
and
lUore
than
County
health
workers
100,000 people are hospital:
Will ask clIents to present
Ired
•
their Medicare cards so that
IndiViduals
seeking
flu
these services may be billed
and pneumococcal shots can
to Medlcar!' "
Flu
symptoms
may get them at Wayne County'S
health centers
mclude
fever,
headache,
St. John Hospital offers free
screening for depression
A tree lecture and pnvate
tonfidentJal
depreSSIOn
screeOlng Will take place
Thursday,
Oct 10, at St
John Hospital and Medical
Center,
durmg
Nattonal
DepreSSIOn Screenmg Day
Have You Heard?
Glnette Lezotte, Au.D., CCC.A
Doctor of AUdiology
teehng restless or Imtable
as well as sleeplOg too much,
not bemg able to sleep or
thmkmg about death or SUICide
No registration
IS necessary
For more mforrnatlOn call
A psychlatnst
Will give a
(313) 343-7054 or tall (888)
lecture and answer ques- 757-5463
ttons beginOlng at 5 30 P m
IndIVIdual, confidenttal selfassessment depreSSIOn tests
and OpportuOlttes to speak
With mental health profesSIOnals follow until 7 p m
The
Grosse
POlOte
The events Will be held m CommuOlty Blood CounCil
St
John
Hospital's
Will hold a blood dnve from
ProfeSSIOnal BUlldmg One 1 30 to 7 15 p m Thursday,
t22151 Morass at Mack),
Oct 17, at the Grosse Pomte
SUIte G-30
UOitanan
Church,
17150
DepreSSIOn affects almost
M!'umee
one m 10 adults
In the
Babyslttll1g
and transUmted States
Symptoms
portation
are avaIlable on
may mclude
feehng sad, request For mformatlOn or
empty,
fatlgued,
hal,mg
an appomtment,
call (313)
trouble
concentrating
or 823-3952
Oct. 17 is fall
blood drive
extreme
tJrednei>s,
dry
cough, sore throat, runny o~
stuffy
nose and
muscle
aches
Accordmg
t(}
Lawrenchuk,
the
tenn
"stomach flu" IS somettmes
used to descnbe vomiting;
nausea or diarrhea
.
''What Causes
Hearing Loss?"
GROSSE POINTE
AUDIOLOGY
A few
about
weeks
the
Today
what
causes
outer
ago
three
W~ talked
parts
of the
we are going
b~come fu~ed t.ogethu)
ear
to discuss
hearing
los9
middle and inner
in the
ear
the ear canal
and
th:
card rum
I t channels
sounds
from the surrounding
environment
Into
the
hearing
system
The surtele
helps
ex.cessive
accumuladon
the natural
effect
bones
In Ihe
of ear
aging proc('is
of
you
cerned
your
con
about
hearing
or
what
aused
your
current
hearing
lo~s
eome to GROSSE
POINTE
AUDIOLOGY
19794 Mack Avenue
In Grosse
Poinle
Woods
for a
profeSSional
evaluation
by
a
doctorate
level
licensed
Audiologist
Call uo at 313 343
5555 to make your appointment
ear
.SlepS 'n G<'tllng Healing
AdvertJ~menl-
Alds'
EARLY DETECTiON
IS BETTER PROTECTION
Call to schedule your appointment today.
r~()'1 "Ct ours (ottage
,0, ),
I,
Health Services reminds you to tollml, these
,rd good hrpa<;t health
\
1. Monthly breast self.exam from age 20
2. Annual physical including clinical breast exam
1. Annual mammogram from age 40 or as prescribed
In \-our Bon Secours Cottage primary Cilre physician
'h
I'
de mammographj
llllllllanS
l
I ',(
centefs are statted hI,
USing the most advanced diagnostic and
,Ilnlques
to minimize dlscomtc,rt and mdXlmlze the
Ur,Kj ot }our mJmmogram
Call your physician for an appointment and mammogram
•
~prescription, or call our physidan referral line, 1-800-303-7315
time. For you.
SECOUR"
COTTAGE HEAl TH SERVin"
"\.
(
execs
some
are
J(
the
ear
scar"
middle
NEXT WEEK:
the
the
and the semIclr
medications
The middle
ear 10 an air tilled
caVity which contains
the small
est bones In the human
body
(the malleus
Incus
and stapes)
Problems
wlU
.,..... n"Ilddl~
~ar
Include
perforation
of the
ear
drum
infection
or fluid
In the
middle
ear and otosclerosis
(a
condition
Ihat occurs
when
the
tiny
nerveS
slve exposure
to
noise head inJ u
ries and the side
to
gather
sound waves and
the
auditory canal then directs them
to the ear drum
Typical
prob
lems
In the Oll fer car
Include
wax
and
infection
of
canal such as "swimmer
Inner
ear
Includes
which
contatns
hearing
cuJar
canats
whIch
help control
balance
The majority
of hearing
problems
results
fTom damage
to
the cochlea
Typical
causes
are
The outer ear Includes the aUfl
e1e (or plnnaJ
In th~
cochlea
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October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
believe
all Juana -- ri~kier than most people
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n"ky behavAmencans age 12 years and New users ages 12 to 17 dou- lnr Young manJuana
users
older, the percentage of cur- bled from 800,000 111 1990 to are more hkely to engage 10
16 mJllton m 1996, the
rent manJuana users (those
Tlbky behavlOrs such as havwho u"ed at least once m the number of new U"l'rs m that
mg bex, commlttmg acts of
age group ha" rl'm.unl'd at
l!.'st month) mcreased from
\ :alt>nte "nr! dnvml! under
about 1 b mllllOll I'lull t("r
4 8 percent m 2000 to 5 4
till' mf1uence Weekiy users
smce 1996
percent m 2001
.Irt' five time" more hkely to
EspeCIally
1l1.1l1l1l11jo(
11\ tlw
ManJuana
IS by far the
"to'1l1 and four time" more
most Widely used tlhClt drug reCl nt drul: 1I1-l' "Ill' .,\ \' hkl'1v to engage m VIOlent
that
)
ounl:
p""l'k'
,It
II
among
Amencan
youth
,!l't.. than
those who don't
abollt
111,\1 \\1I'\1l,1
Sixty percent of young peo- tude"
\1M'
ple who use llhclt drugs use remam ~otl TIll' 11"1\ "lIt.~I'
o poor academiC
perfor
manJuana only, and tWice as of young pl'llph' 11ol"" \ '.! III 11\,1 nt.p Research
suggests
17
who
VII'"
1ll.1I \\\1,\1\.1
11"1'
many elghth graders today
IhIlt maTlJuana
IS hnked
a" a "gTl'lIt 1\"1." d,',lnll'd
have tned
marijuana
as
\\ ,I h dl'creased
motwatlon
l~lVIU ~c t-' ..........
~
lnl\{'
in
compared to a deca<1e agu
,llld 1'l1l'rgy and manJuana
The new users of thIS psy- 53 5 peTLl'llt 111 200 I 1'111" \1"1'1 ~ don't do as well III
reduced
p<.'rll'pt
11m III I \"k I"
choactlVe drug have been
an Important
prt'Ol.:tOl lit "l'!lllol Young people WIth an
gettmg younger smce 1972
Ilvl'rnge grade of D or below
future drug u...p
Thus. thl' high IIIcHil'nCl' \\ l'rl' more than four times
nt. lIkE'ly to have used manof maTlJuanll
USl' among
young people IS E':l.pect('o to JUllnR than those With an
average grade of A
contmue
To help reverse
children With the truth"
drugs combined
Walters'
remark"
were
"ManJuana IS nskler than
people thmk, espeCially for made to help kick off the
NatIOnal Youth Anti-Drug
kid.,: saId John P Walters,
dlreltur
at the uffice of ~leJ.ld CuiTIpalgn, a maJor
manJuana preventIOn ImtlaNatIOnal
Drug
Control
Pohcy (ONDCP) "It can lead tlve launched m September
and 17
to "lgOlficant
health
and by the ONDCP
orgamzatlOn",
behaVIOr problem" for youth natIOnal
the
Amencan
_ dlsruptmg
famlhe~ and mcludmg
Medical Assollatlc.n
The
Jeopardlzmg
our children's
effort IS In response to the
futures The nsks associated
of mariJuana,
With manJuana
have been populanty
among young
tnvlal:zed and our kIds are partlcularly
T"'r ............
ln
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"It .s hme to dispel the ... Accordmg to the recently
2001
NatIOnal
myths about manJuana
We released
Household Survey on Drug
must arm parents, teachers,
commumty leaders and our Abuse, a survey of 70,000
The perceptton ofmanJua.
na as a harmless
drug
gamed
steam
durmg
the
'60s and '70s Rock groups
and other pop culture figures frOt.) that era unwlttmgly
characterized
the
drug ah beOlgn
Nov.,
several
decades
later, that "oft perleptlon a mlsperceptlOn
contln
ues, even though manJuana
IS much mOle potent and
more dangerous
than ever
belOre 1hat "Olt perlep~lUll
contmues, even though more
teens enter treatment
for
marijuana
addlctlOn
each
year than for all other Ilhclt
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Van Elslander Center offers free breast exams
PhySICians
are offenng
free chnlcal breast exams
Wednesday
and Thursday,
Oct 16 and 17 between 6
p m and 8 p m at the Van
Elslander Cancer Center at
St
John
Hospital
and
Medical Center m Grosse
POinte Woods
A nurse from the LIggett
Breast Center WIll also be on
hand to teach partiCipants
proper breast self-examination techniques
October IS
NatIOnal
Breast
Cancer
Awareness Month.
Results of the screerung
can be sent to each person's
own phYSICian for follow-up
There Will be no mammograms gIven dunng
these
exams, but the phySICians
Will address questions about
breast cancer
To regIster
for a free
appomtment,
call (888) 7575463
Monday
through
Fnday between 8 a m and 5
struatlOn
o Late onset of menopause
o No chlldbeanng
or late
chlldbeanng
Takmg
hormone
replacement
therapy
for
long pen ods of hme
o Increased
breast denSity
o
RadiatIOn
therapy
before age 30
• Alcohol use
pm
The Van Elslander Ca :er
Center IS located behmd St
John Hospital at Mack and
Mor(,ss, east ofI-94
The exams wIll check for
SignS of malIgnant or bemgn
tumors Although most people thmk of breast cancer as
affecting women, men can
develop breast
cancer as
well
The
maJoTlty
of the
The followmg nsk factors
may mcrease the chance of women who are dIagnosed
With breast cancer are not
gettmg the condltloJn
considered to be h.gh nsk
More commonly, women who
o Female
get breast cancer have as
o Age 50 or older
o
Personal
history
of few as one of the nsk factors
hsted above, other than the
breast cancer
o FamJly members
With nsk that comes With growmg older
breast cancer
DUTlng a clImcal breast
o Changes m breast tissue
exam the doctor carefully
o
Changes
m certam
feels the breast for lumps
genes
• Increasl:'d exposure to and the surroundmg tIssue
If a lump IS found, the doctor
estrogen
over a hfetlme
through early onset of men- exammes Its size and tex-
ture
and
determmes
whether
the lump moves
easily
Because
the cause
of
breast cancer IS unknown,
findmg It early and treatmg
It IS thp best way to prevent
dymg
from the disease
Because It does not always
cause symptoms m the early
"tages, It IS lffiportant
to
have screemng tests to find
the cancer before symptoms
appear
It IS recommended
that
women between the ages of
20 and 39 have a chmcal
breast
exammatlOn
by a
health
profeSSIOnal every
three ye111"
After
age 40, women
should have a breast exam
by a health care profeSSIOnal
every year
Women age 20 or older
should perform a breast selfexammatlOn every month
World-rerwumed doctors,
DedICated breast center,
Umnng your body,
unnvaled technology
pedUltne center,
mind and spmt
and multuilSClplmary
radUltlOntherapy center,
team of experts
Infimon center
No other
In
CANCER CENTER
thiS trend, preventIOn speclahsts
urge parents
and
young people to learn more
about the facts of manJuana For instance
• MaTlJuana
today
IS
much
more potent
The
average THe content (delta9-tetrahydrocannabmol)
of
manJuana,
or the chemical
that produces
the "hIgh,"
has mcreased fivefold, from
1 percent m 1974 to 5 percent 10 1997
• Acute effects ManJuana
can Imparr speech, thmkIng,
Judgment, short-term
memory, coordmatlOn
and balance It can cause drowsl-
the quest to heal
compares.
There is ordmary cancer care. And then there's the Van Elslander Cancer
Center, at St. John Hospital and Medical Center. Where world-renowned
doctors work hand-m-hand to give you the best possible care for all types of
cancer. Unrivaled technology, state-of-the-art
equipment and a multidiscipli-
nary team of experts Includmg medical oncologists, radiation oncologists and
surgeons are on site for diagnosis and treatment for adults and children.
If you are diagnosed With cancer, one of our physicians will see you promptly
(a process which can take weeks at other centers). EverythlTlg you need is here:
A radiation therapy center, infusion center, and accessto advanced research
and national c1mical trials The entire faCIlity is deSigned with one objective'
to unite your body, mind and spirit in the quest to heal. The Healing Arts
StudIes show that parents
are the smgle most powerful
m£luence m theIr chIldren's
hves
Parents
who
are
mvolved and talk to their
Iuds about drugs can keep
them drug-free
For more lllformatlOn on
mariJuana,
VISit
the
NatIOnal Youth Anti-Drug
Media Campaign
Web Site
at
www theantidrug
com
Downloadable
copies
of
"Keepmg Your KIds DrugFree A How To GUIde for
Parents and CaregIvers" are
available, or call (800) 7882800 to receive a free hard
n€.5S, dch;~lC!lS,
!mr.cllTPn
copy "Dangerous Drugs An
VISion, severe
vomltmg,
Reference
for
headache and dlzzmess, all Easy-to-Use
Parents and ProfeSSIOnals,"
hazards to anyone attempta Hazelden book by Carol
mg to dnve
Falkowski,
prOVides mforo Respiratory
problems
matlon on manJuana
and
and cancer Chronic manjuana use contnbutes to res- other drugs, call (800) 328prratory
atlments
such as 9000
coughs, sore throats, bronThiS health column offers
chItiS
and
pneumonia
mformatwn
needed to help
ManJuana
contams cancersubstance abuse
causmg agents Similar to prevent
problems and address such
tobacco smoke
o
AddIction
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Bon Secours Nursing
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If you have time to elVe,
conSider volunteenng
at the
Bon Secours Nursmg Care
Center or Charlotte's Place
Sentor Day Care Center
Both
are
located
on
Jefferson
at
Lakeland
between
10 and 11 Mile
roads III St Clair Shores
IndiVIduals of all ages and
ablhtles are needed to nsSISt
speCially tramed mUSIC, art,
and recreatIOn therapists,
dietItians,
chaplams
and
other
profeSSIOnals
Members
of corporatIOns,
servIce organizations
and
commumty groups also are
welcome
"VolunteeTlng IS a temfic
way to explore
areas of
mterest and even Identify
potential career paths," said
Bnan Oberly, admmlstrator
at the NCC ~The older populatIOn Will contmue to grow
slgmficantly
m th!: future
and wIll £lounsh between
2010 and 2030 as Baby
Boomers
reach
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Center offers massage, yoga, Tai Chi classes and much more There's a valet to
There Will be many rewardmg career options m the
elder care field For mdlvIduals of all ages, Simply offermg the gIft of time and companionshIp
to
another
human bemg IS a rewardmg
expenence"
Because
recreatIOn
and
SOCialmteractlon are Important components
of elder
care, volunteers
can asSist
WIth transportmg
reSIdents
from the NCC and guests at
Charlotte's
Place to group
smg-a1ongs
or arts
and
crafts actiVIties, or they can
asSISt m pet therapy
sesSIOns and outmgs to local
restaurants
There also are
opportumhes
for volunteers
With domestic pets to VISit
With re"ldents and guests
Volunteers
are needed
weekdays,
weekends
and
evenings To find out more
about volunteer
opportumties
at
the
NCC
or
Charlottl:"s Place, call (586)
7797011
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October 10, 2002
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In
Chiropractic may help
seniors stay healthy
By Sharon Maier
bons
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Getting older doesn't
rebef of back pam, chlromean you have to "feel"
pra\,t!c was ongmally
old - or act It You prob
mtendeo to promote overably know people III their
all health, and stili can
60s, 70s and bey,md With
ofTer effective rehef for
thf' energy, enthUSiasm,
many different Illnesses
activity and zest for life
You may be surprised
of people half their age
to learn that one 10 five
If that's your goal too,
adults, ages 55-64, has
<."".tl"'lrl
':\ ,..h,rnnrA("tnr
It's
~h~tth;d~c~t~~
~;de~~d
e~tlmated that people
wellnesb care rflther than
over 65 make up nearly
the treatment
of pam,
one-fifth of a cruropracdIsease and ~ymptom"
tor's practice While a
number of people VISit
their chiropractor for
back pam or headache,
many patients report
Improvement With symptoms of arthntls or other
chromc ailments associated With aging
Chiropractors
are
tramed to recogmze that
older people have speCial
needs Your chIropractor
understands
care and
management
goals must
be tailored to each umque
health SituatIOn and
hfestyle Cruropracbc can
help to restore and mamSharon Maler
tam Jomt, muscle, nerve
and soft tissue health.
This IS Important as
Cruropractlc helps you
you get older because it
mamtam your good
keeps you fit and fleXible,
health over the entire
feehng good and able to
course of your hfe enJoy many types of physmcludmg your golden
Ical activity Your cruroyears
practor's mvolvement III
A recent study found
that older people who use your total wellness goes
far beyond spmal adJustchiropractic care report
ments He or she can
better overall health,
• Counsel you on how
fewer symptomatic chronto employ fleXlblhty and
IC conditions, shorter
welght-beanng
exercise
.,tays 10 hospitals and
for better health
nursmg homes, and more
• Offer gUidance on
moblhty than senIOrs
who were not uSing chiro- diet, nutrition and supplements
practic care Tlus three.
• AdV1se you about conyear study, headed by Ian
trolbng weight and mamCoulter, Ph D , of the
taming healthy blood
Rand CorporatIOn
pressure and cholesterol
Research Institute, also
levels
showed that older people
• Help you cope wlth
who use chiropractic on a
osteoporosIs and
regular, periodIC baSIS
osteoarthritiS
were less hkely to use
In addition, cruropracpreSCriptIOn drugs and
tic adjustments
can safemore hkely to exercise
ly and effectively addres~
regularly and partiCipate
a Wide range of problems
in commumty actlV1t1es
older people typically
For more than a centuencounter Should the
ry, Doeters of
diagnOSIS deterrmne that
Chiropractic (D C s) have
the patient's condition
been devoted to "wholewould respond better to
body" natural healthcare
that does not rely on cost- treatment WIth another
healthcare dlsClplme, a
ly surgery and hospitalreferral IS made.
Ization or medicatIOns
More and more men
Most of all, chiropracand women rely on chirotors are tramed m mampractors to help remove
tammg wellness through
some of the underlying
gentle, safe and effective
spmal, skeletal and mustechmqueb and counselcular causes of the diSIng that can help you
tress and deblhtatlOn
stay vlbrant and active
that plague older mdlvldno matter what your age
uals Chiropractors have
Chiropractic IS as comthe umque skills to help
mitted tv helpmg older
reduce pam and infirmipeople look and feel years
ty, prOVide greater moblhyounger as It IS to handsty, robust health and a
on natural heahng
pOSItive outlook for enJoyChiropractic IS based
mg life to Its fullest
upon the sCIentIfic fact
If you would like to
that your nerve system
learn more about what
commumcates With and
ChiropractIC care can do
controls the function of
for semor Citizens, attend
Virtually every cell, organ
the free Cluropractlc
and system m your body
Care and Semors lecture
Chiropractic gets results
presented by Dr Lisa
by openmg and keeping
Price at Semces for
open these lines of comOlder CItizens (SOC),
mUnicatIOn b) safely and
17150 Waterloo, on
specifically adJustmg the
Wednesday, Oct 16, at
vertebrae of the spme
sac
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The goal of chiropractic
care IS to relieve pressure
on your nervous and
musculoskeletal
S)stem
so tbe nerves and mus.
deb LdJ1 resume thelf
normal functIOn Thl'> IS
achieved b) adJustmgyour bone., and returmng
theP1 to their proper pOSI-
11 30
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am
The lecture IS part of
SOC's food and fnendshlp
program which offers
lunch five days a week
for $1, exercise five tImes
a week, weekly tnps and
free lectures of speCial
mterest tv spmors every
Wednesday
mclude
\,an ue wllJullI"d tv enhance
McdltntlGn
BegJnnPT
on
Aromatherapy
1,
on one's sense of well-bemg and Saturday,
Oct 19 from 10
Tuesday, Oct 15, from 6 to 8 promote
relaxatIOn
Each
a m to noon, provides
a
pm, Will demonstrate
how participant will \'reate his or powerful
class
begmnlllg
aromatherapy,
vlbuallzaher
own
aromatherapy
With the basIc mformatlOn
lotIOn, 011or bath salt
on stress, and how It affects
Fc'e tor the ~la"" IS $35, onf' phy<;lcall). mentally and
whl\'h mcludes supplies
emotIOnally
PartiCipants
Autumn
Herbs,
on WIll learn
techniques
of
Saturday, Oct 19 from noon relaxatiOn, breath work, and
to 2 pm, offer~ an opportubablC meditatIOn practice
The fee IS :\>25
As
colder
weather
optIOns, accordmg to Mary mty to learn about healthful
ClabS Size" are limited
approacheb, people tend to Guerra, an advanced prac- herbs and how they are u'>ed
For more mformatlOn or to
btay inSide more, almobt tlce registered nurse 10 the as well as Important saf"ty
Herbs histOrically
reglbter, call (313l 6473320,
ready to "hibernate" for the SenIOr Assessment Center of Issueb
ubed for the Immune bYbtem Monday
through
Fnday
wmter
You can greatly
Mount
Clemens
General
and home remedies for the between 9 a m and 4 30
,mnl"rw<>
,rmT hPRlth
onnni!
HO'lPltal
p m
th~ wm~r months, however,
"Many people like to part- cold season Will be explored
The CObtIS $25, plus a $10
The Hedlmg Artb Center
SImply by staying active
ner With a fnend to keep
supply fee
Ib located on the third floor
PhYSical activit)
helps motiVated,"
Guerra
said
Relkl Levell, on Saturday,
of the Van Eblander Cancer
Improve
mental
health
"They can get Involved In an
behmd
St
John
because endorphinS released
exercise class at a local gym, Oct 19, from 930 a m to Center,
pm,
teache"
an Hospital at 19229 Mack and
dUring exercise fight depres- walk In a mall or outSide, 4 30
SlOn ActiVity also keepb bWlm at a commumty pool or ancient Japanese "hands on Moross, east of 1-94 It prohea1Jng" method
Studf'nts
vldes an environment where
Jomts fleXible, mcreases bal. go to local dances"
Will be attuned
to thiS all people, not only those
ance
and
agility
and
If you are Just beglnmng
Life
Energy,
touched
by cancer,
may
Improves
cardIOvascular
an exercise program, consld- Universal
learnmg the rustory of Relkl enhance their quahty of life
health
er the followmg tips
(ray-keel,
the baSIC hand
through programs that wm.
The first step In startmg
• Keep hydrated
posItions and ways to use plement medical care and
any exercise program must
• Start slowly and bUild
thiS energy In their own focus on the mmd, body and
be to check With your phySI- up to about 30 to 60 mmlives and m service to oth
SPirit
CIan
utes a day
ers Students are inVited to
The Van Elslander Cancer
Once cleared for exerCise,
• Remember tv breathe
return
to pract)(.p
these
Center at St John Hospital
people have a variety
of
• Rest when tired
techmques
at the monthly
and Medical Center
IS a
member of St John Health,
Even If you're 111 poor "Intro to Energy Evemng"
a network
of commumtyhealth nght now, exerCise offered to the commumty
can help,
perhaps
even the fourth Montla)' of every based hospitals and health
month
care servICes In Southeast
reducmg your need for med
IcatlOns (work With your
Cost for the all-day pro- Michigan
phySICian to determine thIS)
The Presbyterian
Women
"The human
body can
of Grosse Pomte MemOrial
actually repair Itself With
Church Will sponsor an
proper
condltlonmg
"Evemng With Lmda
through
regular
McKechme," on Friday, Nov achieved
exercise and good nutrition"
1 at the Grosse POinte War
Guerra said This IS true for
Learn about the causes of parkmg IS free for semmar
MemOrial,
the muscles, JOints, heart,
arthntls hip and knee pam attendees
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The Hip and Knee Center
lungs 3IIn hones
and mornmg
stiffness
at
Lakeshore
Without exerCise, negative
and
free monthly semmars spon. at St John Hospital
McKechme
effects occur
sored by the Hip and Knee Medical Center IS a member
Will offer
of the JOintCare Centers of
Center at St John Hospital
traditional
• Fat displaces
muscle,
America a natIOnWide
and Medical Center, DetrOIt
Cbnstlan
making
it easier to gain
'-These semmars Will pro- network comprised of hospi
hymns
weight and put stress on the Vide information about the tals and orthopedic surgeons
blended
who are dedicated to excelheart, lungs, and jomts
latest
nonsurgical
treatWith power• Muscles become smaller
lence m the dehvery of total
ments,
new
arthntls
mediMcKechnie
ful themes
and relatand weaker, makmg your cines and advance phYSical JOint replacement
of master
posture worse and making
therapy If necessary, we can ed care
composers
"The St John Hip and
you look older Dally activI- make referrals to phySICians
such as Bach, Beethoven
ties hke chmbmg st9.1rs, get- speclallzmg m orthopediCS," Knee Center follows a model
and Mozart McKechme
emphaSizes
high
tmg out of a chair or clean- said Heidi Kalinowski, pro. that
earned a bachelor's degree
patient batisfactlOn m terms
mg the house become more gram director for the St
m sacred musIc from Nyack
of quality care and customer
t3X1ng.
John fup and Knee Center
College and has served m
service
Semmars
are
held
monthPresbyterian
churches m
• Balance
and aglhty
"We are proud to be the
ly from 10 a m to 11 a m at
New York, Oklahoma and
decrease, increasing the posSt
John
Hospital
and only hospital In the metro
Tell.as as orgamst and direc- SIbility of shps and falls
DetrOIt area to be members
Medical
Center,
Medical
tor of adult and children
One key to staYIng indecfthls network," KalinowskI
EducatIOn BUlldmg located
smglng and ringing chOirs
pendent m your semor years
said
the hospital's
rear
The evemng Will begm at IS to stay strong enough to near
For
more
mformatlOn
entrance Semmar dates are
6 30 P m With a strolhng
care for yourself and your
dmner, followed by the con- home PhySical activity can Oct 16, N ov 20 and Dec 18 about the Hip and Knee
Center at St John Hospital
To register, call the St John
cert Dessert and conversahelp m that goal If you'd
Center,
call
at (888) 751- and Medical
tion With McKechme follow hke to talk to someone about HealthLme
Kahnowskl
at (313) 3435465
the performance
Tickets are your health,
call Senwr
The hospital IS located on 7785 or VISit Ub on the
$75 and may be purchased
Health
Services
at (586)
Morosb near Ma\,k
Self- Internet at www stjohn org
by calling (313) 886-4829 or
493-8500
(313) 882-8461
Seniors: Stay physically
active during winter
Musical evening
slated at War
Memorial
St. John offers free seminars
on hip and knee pain
Makmg the change [,Ull I home to a senJor hvmg commuruty
can be difficult for everyone Involved You can be sure that
you've made the nght chUlcewhen you choose St John
Seruor Commumty
Un<lerthe medlCaidlrect.1Onof a genatnclan we offer
excellent nursmg care and personal assIStance m our
beautlful eastside location
What's more we proVIdemany on- and off SIteactlVltles
and ameruues Illcludmg
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for features section
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0 Transportation
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and aSSistedhvmg as well as nursmg care, means that If
our reSidents health or \tfe CIrcumstances change their
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• Short-term RehabilitatIOn
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t
Parkinson's affects everyone differently While there IS
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St John Hospital and Medical Center Parkinson's Disease
and Movement Disorders CliniC offers help to ease
symptoms and Improve quality of life
DUring one convement VISit,our team of phYSICiansand
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evaluation and will develop an mdlvldua\ treatment plan
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cali 313 343 3073 A phySICIan TPfpTTill I~ not TPqUlred
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Grosse Pointe News
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The Best Protection
is Early Detection
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AWARENESS MONTH
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BE GOOD TO YOURSELF
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YOurhealth, your life, your goals
Depend on the time you take
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If you
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A gift of life to yourself
Mammography can open the door
TOwarda future of good health
A minute to examine your body
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learn how to carefor yourself
So you'll have time to carefor the rest
Cancer in your breast is scary
Bttt how much scarier it would be
To know that early detection
Would have been as easy as 1. 2. 3.
1. -An annual doctor exam
2. -Self examine at home
3. - Schedule a yearly mammogram
And remember you're never alone
October is the Month of Awareness
Don't wait, take time, be sure
A moment you take for yourself
is a tomon'ow you may ensure
Kathleen Bliss
Grosse Pointe Physicians X-Ray Center,
P.C. has been serving the community
since 1957, with top quality personalized
care from board certified radiologists and
support staff. With the increasing stress
of everyday life most of us don't take the
time for ourselves. October being Breast
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opportuI!ity to h~ve th~t ~!ln.,-!~Jbreast
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At Grosse Pointe Physicians
X-Ray
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Entertainment
October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
Hilberry opens 40th season
with Simon's 'Good Doctor'
T
anger "lowly In the role of a
high rankmg bureducrat
sneeled upon b) a pesky
underlmg I>howban ability
to nJodulate emotIOn!> HIS
control ::.hould also do well
m future dramatIc productions
MIchael Anthony, a rookIe
from ConnpctlclIt nIRV" thp
"neezcr The character wor
nel> that hiS mIscue Will
blow a promll>lng career In
the Mmlbtry of Pubbc
Parks dlvlblOn of trees and
shrubs Will he be demoted
to branches and tv, Igs?
LIsa Betz, a first yedr
actrebS who did her undergraduate work m Wyommg,
evokes good and evll m the
same role
"If you thmk of yourself
as mfenor, that's how people Will treat you," her character tells a sheepIsh governess Betz then pretends
to cheat the young governess of wages due
Although the governess
finally receIves her money,
the lesson learned sends a
hard message
"You're much toC'trustmg
In thIS world, that's very
dangerous," says Betz's
character
Second-year actress
Chnstl MarSICO of Montana
IS hIlanous as an unbndled
wlfp rI.......
.Pr-1""l.,;:ld
to rpcelVe
SpeCial Writer
Mark your calendarb for
Saturda), Oct 26, so you
don't miss our Book and
Author Luncheon at the
War Memondl, 11 45 a m
to J p m Chance" are
you've been to our Book"
on the Lake gathermgs m
the past, when we've
brought you everyone
from DaVid Halberstam
and .Jonathan Kozol to
1'rames Mayes and
Charles Baxter
ThiS year Will be dIfferent because we're havmg
a SIt-down lunch WIth our
four authors speaking at
the luncheon and slgmng
books afternard
",,'n
CollInb, In hIS second
year WIth the HlIberry,
plays the part With a knowIng InSight that conVInces
the audl€nce he knows
more about the actIOn on
stage than he's lettIng on
uDoctor" IS directed by
DaVid MagIdson, who teaches dlrectmg and play wntIng at WSU He has also
dIrected at the AttIc
Theatre and JeWish
Ensemble Theatre
In «Doctor," MagIdson
bInds a senes of snapshots
Into a panorama that proVides mSlght to comedy,
human relatlOnslups and
new members of the
Hilberry company
We cover everythlllg
from fictIOn to travel to
decoratIng to entertammg
With style and grace
A lot of you have been
fans of author NIcholas
Sparks ever smce he
appeared on the scene m
1994 With a runaway bestseller, "The Notebook"
Smce then, you've
snapped- up hiS books as
soon as they've come out
and you've never told me
you were dlsappomted
There was "Message m a
Bottle," «A Walk to
Remember," "A Bend m
the Road," and now,
"NIghts In Rodanthe'
The Htlberry Theatre tS
located on the campus of
Wayne State Unwersltyat
the corner of Cass and
Hancock In Detroct TIckets
range from $12 to $20 "The
Good Doctor" plays until
NOD 21 Forthcoming shows
fhe S€IIPn-lJ!(lv
Rick Steves, host of the
PBS sene" "Rick Steves'
Europe," and author of the
"Europe Through the
Back Door" senes of books
and Videotapes (we have a
lot of them), wIll regale
you With hvely and Irreverent travel adVice on
findmg the perfect lIttle
out-of-the-way places less
savvy tounsts mIss
renor1t1MJ
season Include "Kuig Lea~,"
beginning Oct 18, and "The
Phtladelphw Story, " startIng Nov 15 For show tunes,
ttckets and more, call the
box office at (313) 577-2972
Decadent ingredients
are chocolate, liqueur
In the dICtIOnary, decadence IS defined as a penad of declme or decay
This week's reCipe,
Chocolate Decadence, IS a
flourless cake that Will
bnng chocolate-lovers to
their knees (hence, Its
name) ThiS luscIOUS
dessert comeb from a
restaurant
called Sanders
1907, located m Grand
Forks, North Dakota
A LA ANNII:l
By Annie Roul~~u Schenff
I
Chocolate
Decadence
Set aSide until cool or
lukewarm
Meanwhile, usmg an
1 12-oz. package semielectnc mixer, beat togethsweet chocolate chips
er the eggs and the sugar
4 I-oz. squares bitterIII a large bowl at high
sweet chocolate
speed until the mixture
10 tablespoons
tnples III volume - about
unsalted butter (I 1/4
five mmute:" Fold about
sticks)
one-fourth of the egg mIx2 tablespoons Grand
ture mto the chocolate
Marnier liqueur
mIxture and turn the
1 tablespoon cognac
chocolate mllcture back
or brandy
mto the egg mixture Fold
1 tablespoon instant
untIl the batter IS consIscoffee
tent and smooth, but don't
6 large eggs
overdo It
3/4 cup sugar
Transfer the batter to
the prepared pan and
Preheat oven to 350
bake at 350 degrees for 45
degrees Generously
mInutes Promptly remove
grease (butter, not spray)
from oven and place pan
and flour a 9-mch spnng
on a coolmg rack for sevform pan Set aSIde
eral mmutes ThE' cake
Melt together the butter
wlil fall as It cools
and both chocolates m a
Carefully run a klllfe or
large, heavy saucepan
a thm spatula around the
over low heat Stir until
cake and release the SIde
smooth Remove from heat
of the pan SlIce the cake
~nd whIsk III the Grand
mto 12 wedges and serve
Marmer, brandy (my
With homemade whIpped
chOIce) and mstant coffee
LTA presents JReligion and
the Technical Mindset'
The
Lay
TheologIcal
Academy WIll pre"ent "The
Mechamcs of God RehglOn
and the Techmcal Mmd~et:
at 7 p m W('onp"oay, Oct
1b, In r-.lIlIer Hall at Chmt
Church Gro""e POInte 61
Gro"se POInte Blvd
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Brother
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astronompr,
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of the
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Roady, a nt!rvou" patient
Eddie Coil illS, III the ;,ole
of narrator, plays a WrIter
\\ ho IS never satIsfied With
hIS work but thInks of hiS
characters as fnends
"What force IS It that
compels me to wnte Incessantly? I'm a wnter," he
In
financIal compensatIOn for
her husband's nervous
breakdown
Mark Robson IS a medical
student With the skIll of a
carpenter who tnes to pull
a tooth for Chnstopher
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By Helen Gregory
First play of season sho'ws new talent
By Brad Lindberg
Staff Writer
uThe Good Doctor" II>a
perfect IntroductlOn to the
HJiberry Theatre's 40th sea
son
The Nell SmlOn comedy,
based on early wntIngs of
Anton Chekhov, COnl>lstsof
11 stonf'1> that requlfC an
ensemble cast at broad talent and all-out energy Each
piece IS about 10 mInute I>
long
Hilberry actors sWitch
convIncmgly from character
to character and mood to
mood m a "tnng of anecdotal tales ranging from
absurd to pOIgnant There's
slapstick, hIghbrow farce,
pohtIcal satIre and class
conscIOusness
Also, m a bittersweet
sketch performed m song, a
lonely WIdower and Widow
finally get the nerve to
arrange for a cup of tea
together At the last mmute,
the woman backs out mls
takenly behevmg her Me IS
too late for happmess
"There's stili time to
answer yes, but Just not
today," SIngs second-year
actress NIlcln Ferrv
Ferry IS one of only three
veteran actors m "Doctor's"
eIght-member cast FIve
actors make theIr debut as
members of Wavnp Shtp
Umverslty's three-year,
natlOnally-known
graduate
repertory theater program
Aaron Moore, of Lmcoln,
Neb, IS an entertammg
newcomer Big and bOIsterous, hiS abilIty to build
.,
He shows you how to
(economIcally) submerge
yourself In European culture, make fnends With
the locals and aVOId has
sles
Steves Isn't our only
teleVISIOn personalIty and
cream and fresh raspbernes
ThiS dehclOus cake WIll
crumble a bit around the
edges and crack on the top
as It fa;ls The center,
however, Will hold together WIth a texture and flavor that needs no frostIng
Don't leave the cake m
the oven longer than 45
mmutes or It Will fall
dpart when you handle It
Make chocolate decadence a day m advance
and store It tIghtly covered at room temperature
ThiS IS a faIrly Simple
recIpe for a really speCial,
decadent chocolate
des'lert
Amencan Heart ,
AssoCIation.
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plebe like me Cdn begin to
Imagme Thll> IS lIke
Exeter and Eton - they
always tell you Is thiS
some sort of braml'olashmg? No matter what you
accomphsh or how far you
go, your prep school gets
mentIOned
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But that's way off topIC
\vnat you need to know IS
that thiS year's program
WIll be great and m order
to cover the cost of lunch,
wp're askmg $16 for tIckets You can get them at
your branch of the Grosse
Pomte PublIc LIbrary
A selectlOn of the
authors' books wIll be for
sale on site before lunch
from 11 a m untIl lunch
at noon, followed by the
pre~enratJons
The
authors Will be slgmng
autographs afterward, at
about 3 p m
author If you move furmture for fun and change
color schemes With the
beasons or Just daydrt!am
about dOing bO,) OUv. on't
want to ml"s HGTV'I>
Chns Cabson Madden In
addition to hostmg her
teleVISIOn show, she hac;
written many books,
mcludmg the popular "A
Room of Her Own
Women'b Personal
Spact!s"
She was Oprah
Winfrey's mterwr decora
tor as well as deSign correspondent for the show
She has decorated spaces
for Tom Momson and
KatIe Counc, among others
I've enjoyed her weekly
newspaper decoratmg
adVIce column for years
Her books on home desl~
are downnght msplratlOnal
Fmally, we have Letitia
Baldnge, whose adVice on
etIquette has nvaled
Emily Post and MISS
Manners Her newest
book, 'A Lady, FIrSt My
Life m the Kennedy \\Illite
House," Ib a more personal
follow up to 1998's, "In the
Kennedy Style Magical
Evemngs III the Kenned)
White House"
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branch, our web Site,
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phone (313\343-2074,
ext
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It Will be lovely We can
do lunch WIthout takmg a
meetmg
You can reach Helen
Gregory onlcne at hgrego
I",,@gpllb ml us or find her
at the Grosse Pocnte
Central Library
Here, I must take a Side
tnp about somethmg that
puzzles me M'l Baldnge
pubhbhed 15 books on
manners and entertam
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October 10, 2002
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By Anne Christiansen
Bullers
Special Writer
It's a ral e day that Kellj
Harn.,on,
a mother of five
from Thlsa. Okla
doesn't
II nd her'lelf
chauffeuring
kId., to "ome kmd of "port"
practlle 01 ...chool actl\ Ih As
.,hc' check'l to "ee that edch
child IS seat-belted mto the
t.lnllly''l Immvan, Harn ...on
al.,o make'l sure they've got
the c""entlals
the nght
...port'l eqUIpment, the nght
doth£'l
and what <;hp C'J11
...lder., to be the nght drink
- bottled water
When she was grO\\ mg
up, Harrison,
34, might
have grabbed a soft dnnk or
JUIce on her wav out the
door
But for her kid ...,
Harrison mSlsts on what she
thmks IS a healthier chOice
- water She says her chIldren's young bodJes need
water as they play III the
Oklahoma
sun
Bottled
water also containS no caf
feme, no calones and no
'>ugar Plus, bottled water
comes m convement bottles,
easy to tote from home to
wherever
the bus) famIly
goe"
"I really thmk thiS IS best
for a lot of different rea"onb," says Hamson
~ ho
often tucks a bottle for herself mto the basket III her
minivan that con tams other
on-the-go mom necessIties,
such as a paperback book
and her cell phone
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tap
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they're often buymg their
water m a hottle At work,
after a workout,
or Just
about any time, Amencans
are dnnkmg bottled water
In
record numbers
a
whoppmg 5 bilhon gallons m
2001,
according
to the
InternatIOnal Bottled Water
ASSOCiatIOn (IBWA),
an
mdustr~ trade group
That's
about the same
cf water that falls
£rum the tunenc.an Falls at
1'\ll.£"_ra Fall,.. :n nn hours
sm0unt
an.,wcr'l
To decide,
con- thousands
of years
In
~ul11er~ need to drm them- Europe, water from nnneral
~,'lve~ With knowledge about spnngs was often thought to
what they're buymg before ha,e
curatl"ve and somethe) grab the next bottle of tmwb
rehglOus
powers
Da~anI, E, lUll or Perner off PIOneers
trekkmg
west
thl' .,heif 'It really pays to across the UlIlted States
do ) our homework,"
saYb dunng the 19th century also
Stt.\\ Thornley,
a watertYPlcdlly conSIdered dnnkquality health educator With able (potable) water a staple
the l\hnnel>ota Department
to !if' pUflhd:>ed 111 antiCIpaof Health
tion of the long tnp across
the and West
Today, of courbe, there are
Different varieties
dozens
of brands of bottJprl
Bottled
woter
may
seem
\Vater, of cour"e, h l,.,,,l'n
water Rnd mRnv rldfprpnt
,
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klllds, lllcludlllg flavored or
Dnnklllg enough \\ ater to one oorn dunng the heightfizzy, to choose from
of fitness
replace
\\ hatever
I" lo",t ened awarenes"
through bodlh funltlOn" H, and potential water poiluImportant But "un ey~ lI1dl- tlOn dunng the last two or Federal regulations
decades
However,
The
Food
and
Drug
cate that 1110"t of U:>mlght three
regulates
not be dnnkmg' enough Is ....ater has been bottled and AdmllllstratlOn
bottled water part of the sold far from It!> source for bottled water products that
are III mterstate
commerce
under the Federal
Food,
Drug, and Cosmetic
Act
(FD&C Act)
Under
the FD&C Act,
manufacturers
are responsIble for producmg
safe,
wholesome
and truthfully
labeled
food
products,
mcludmg
bottled
water
products It Ib a VIOlation of
the law to mtroduce
Into
mterl>tate commerce adulterated or mlbbrandea products that VIOlate the vanous
prOVISIOns of the FD&C Act
'lhe l'UA also has estab.
hshed regulations speCIfically for bottled water, Includmg standard of Ide'1hty regillatIOns, whllh dehne dIfferent types of bottled water,
and standard of quality regulations,
which set maxI-
ExplOSive gro\"th m the
mdustry
for more than d
decade has pla:ed bottled
water 111 nearly every "upl'r
market,
convenience
"torl'
dnd vendmi! n1dchme from
coa"t to coa~t, w here doZ('n~
of brands comppte for con
"umer,,'
dollar.,
In four
) ears,
:ndubtry
exp"1 h
antiCipate
that
hottll'd
water WIll be SPlOnd onh to
"oda pop ab Amenca ~ be, er
age of chOice
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For
man)
people,
autumn's cooler weather signals shorter daj s and more
time spent llldoors
Stay m bhape thiS fall by
taklllg advantage of special
fitness programs offered by
Bon
Secours
Cottage
Community
Health
PromotIOn All classes are
taught by natlOnally CPrtified, expenenced
fitness
lllstructors at the Bon Brae
Center, 22300 Bon Brae m
St CI81r Shores
RegIstration and payment
are reqUired bpfore the start
of class Call (586) 779-7900
'T'hp npxt "p<;<;iontakes nlace
Oct 28-Dec 14
-
Research
suggests
that
weight trammg
can help
reduce the nsk of osteoporoSiS and Improve your muscle
strength and bone denSIty
Jom us for a safe and effective workout
Nautilus
equipment
The program IS
from 4 45-5 45 pm,
5 45645 pm, 7-8 pm or 7458 45 P m
Monday
and
Wednesday and from 6 307 30 p m
Thesday
and
Thursday The cost IS $49
ThiS lOW-Impact, personahzed fitness class mcorpor!1to~
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The class includes
Senior Fitness I and II
blood pressure momtonng,
exercIse
and
resistance
This program for anyone
work Call (5861 779-7900 to
over age 60 offers a warm
and
request
a
up, lOW-Impact
aerobiCS, register
phYSICian conwalkmg, strength and floor mandatory
exercises Semor Fitness I IS sent form The program IS
from 10 to 11 a m Tuesday
more mtense than Semor
FItness II Both take place and Thursday $49
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Fnday
Semor Fitness I IS Senior Strength and
from 915 to 1015 am,
Conditioning Program
Semor FItness
II IS from
ThiS program
mcludes
1035 to 11 35 a m $45
exercises
to Improve and
develop
Better Bones
upper
body
strength
Stretch
bands, hand-held
weights
and chair
exercises
are
Incorporated
The class IS
offered from 1 30-2 30 P m
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Fnday for $63 It also IS
oftered from 1 30-230 p m
Thesday and Thursday
for
$42
Senior Vigor
and
lower
PRESENTS THE
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Learn suppleness and staolnlity from a certified yoga
,nstructor
Work WIth an
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proper
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of the
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and phYSical abIlitIes
The
program IS from 7 45-9 a m
Thesday and Thursday
The
cost IS $62 for two days and
$35 for one day
ThiS strength
traIning
class
uses
Nautilus
machmes
to hpln lnC'rp>l<;p
bone denSity
class IS
from
12 15-1 15
pm.
Monday,
Wednesday
and
~1"""n'lV
fnr ~74 ~nn frr-Yn
i2-15~115-p ~ The;da;-;~d
Thursday for $49
lenglng workout that combmes kIck boxmg techmques
With
t!"adltIonal
aerobiC
moveb Tne class IS from 7-8
p m
Monday
and
Wednesday The cost IS $49
FLEXFIT
CardioMix
ThIs IS a great additIOn to
your cardlO fitness program
BaSIC stretches and flexlblhty exercises help promote
maXImum range of motIOn
In yom
everyday
movements FLEXFIT IS offered
from 8 15-9 a m Monday,
Wednesday and Fnday for
$48 (~26 If registered
m
another fitness class)
ThiS high-energy
class
mcludes
hlghand lowImpact aerobiCS, fleXIblhty,
balance and strength trammg It IS from 6-7 am, 445
-5 45 pm
or 6-7 pm
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday for $58
The
Diabetes FITness
THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC LIBRARY
ThiS IS the first of a threepart senes about bottled
u..'cte-"
A.n"" rhrJ"t1fln~pn
Bullers IS a freelance writer
In Prame
VIllage, Kan
Tai Chi
Th.Js class IS for anyone 18
-108 It tcaches an ancient
Chinese
martial
art form
that blends slow movements
,nto a standmg medItatlOn
It IS offered from 7-8 am
Wednesday and Fnday $53
for two days, $30 for or.2 day
Cardio Kick Boxing
,.""
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ON THE
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Step and Sculpt
ThIS workout Will enhance
cardIOvascular
endurance
Weights, tublllg and body
balls
also are
used
to
::;trengthen and tone major
muscle groups The program
IS from
7 30-8 30 p m
Thesday and Thursday
$42
Core Combo (PHates
and Core)
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through
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for begmner and mtermedlate
levels
and IS from 9-9 50 a m
Saturday for $26
Triple Cardio
Challenge
ThIs class offers a hIghenergy workout by combmmg
cardlO
condItIOnIng,
Includmg step, luck bOXlng
and intensity
dnlls, WIth
strength work usmg tubmg
and weights The program IS
offered frulu 8 to 8 50 a m
Saturda) for $26
24h,. TeleVISionfor the
Whole Community
LAKE
DAV"TlNE PAcGRP'"JW111N13
At the
Grosse Pointe War Memorial
Saturday
October 26th
WITH AUTHORS
Letitia Baldnge, "A Lady FIrst. My ufe ln The Aennedy WhIle House". Author of 15 books on
manners and entertaining.
Served as ChIef of Staff f'lT Mrs. Kennedy and Social Secretary to
the White House. She also ,erved as an adVisor to fOUTother First Ladles UHr the years.
NIcholas Spar".s, "NIghts In Rodanthe". Author of "Message In A Bottle", "A Bend In The Road"
and "A Walk To Remember". He wrote his first novel, "T};e Notebook" as a freshman at Notre
Dame in 1985 while recovering from an injury recehed during a relay race.
Rick Steves, host of the PBS series, "RIck Sieves' Europe" and author of 22 European travel
books. Slarted a bu~iness in 1976, called Europe Through The Back Door, "hich offers 200
annual bus tours that escort more than 5,000 Americans through EUTOpe.
Chris Casson Madden, host of a weekly prime-time HGTV show, Intenors By DeSign, and
authoT of 13 best-seiling bloOks mcludmg "Creatzng The StylISh, Comfortable Room Of Your
Dreams '. She also wntes a weekly ne\\spaper column and has her own furniture line
FeR n-E
WEEK
PROGRAM
11:00 a.m.
Coffee, tea and BOOK
11:45 a.m.
Fries Ballroom opens
NOON
LUNCH
AUTHORS'
BOOK
PRESENTATIONS
SIGNING, Alger Library
14-
Or~ ilL
S:OO AM VITALITY PLUS
A half-hour aerobIcs e,erclse class
Mldmghl
2:00 PM THE LEGAL INSIDER
Guest Eugene H BOlle Jr Media Laws
Hosls local attorneys DaVid Draper and Dougla,
Dempsey take an inSide look at current legal ISSUes
Repealed 5 AM 6 PM
Repealed
9;30 AM POSITIVELY POSITIVE
GuPSIS Tim et Mal"\ann Warner & Aln Suczek
Halts Jeanie Ml~ell and L1ZAIken an uphftmg halfhour of posllive alllludes dnd Ideas Repealed
12 10AM (930 PM M WF & Sun)
10: 00 AM
WHO'S IN THE KITCHEN?
Guest Allchelle Bomrwnlo
Host rhuck Kaes' cOOKSwIlh local celebnues
R~pealed 1 AM 630 PM
10:30 AM
WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP
\Var Memonal fronl Gard,,' Parr I
Renowned local artlsl Carol LaChlusa demooltrates
watercolor techmques SImple enough ror begmner~
yel chaJlengmg to lhe e~penenced artl'il Repeated
1 10 M1 730 PM
11 :00 AM
THINGS
TO
DO
AT THE
\HR MEMORIAl
GUeI'S Bunm Bmo!..s.{ Murk Weber
Bunny Brooks hosts an mformallve look al whal s
happenmg al the War Memonal Repeated 2 AM 8
12 ;00 PM
THf. aOlltOMIC
CLLB Of
DFTROIT
GIIP'{
The HOllOrahleChns,me Todd Whilman
Featurel nallonally kno\Ooo~uest ,peakerl dlswI'1Og
current tOpIC' 10 the hUIIOC" COmmJnlly Repealed 1
A\1 1010PM
.1.lC.Q.pM
... "OR
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THE JOHN PROST SHOW
Gllests Michael Bennell Lt JO} Woell.ers et Deborah
Wemgan US NOI')
HOSIJohn Prost mtervlew<;local celebntles aboulllme
Iy tOPICSRepeated 5 30 AM 10 PM
3;00 PM THE EASTGJDE EXAI\fINER
:,r Pall141<Cllon
Host JUlia KeIrn mtervlews people of mleresl from
Grosse Pomle and the Detrolt Area bnngmg current
information to Ihe communIty about speCial events
Repealed 6 A\1 7 PM
3:30 PM MUSICO\LSTORYTlME
JAMBOREE
Ml5' Paula Ihe Merry Muslc Maker
half hour of liane,
and musIc for
Repeated 6 30 AM
offers a
chlldren
4:00 PM \,ITALITY PLllS
A half hour of body 10nll1g and step/J(\ckbo~1Og
exercIse
ria"
MI\VIF/Sun
Steplklckbox1Og
Repealed 7 A\1 (9 PM M W F & Sun)
Tone Repealed (9 P\1 Tue T & Sat)
YOl"'G \' m\" POINTK'i
l 'pbeat youth show featunng stud~nlS reporting on a
vartety of educatlOnalloplcs Repeated 7 ,0 AM (8 10
P\1 M W F & Sun )
~iKLPM
6;00 PM POINTK" OF HORTICULTLRE
Mil Anthon)
Hort,cullUnll Co Ho'1s Mtl Anthony & J,m rarquhar
Ihdrc IIp' gIve' ddvlce dod mtervlews local authonlles
on gardemng Repeated 8 A'~
"lEN'S ( I VB
(,IIi'<I Ne,,1 :'!lIne Re/ln'd l'"hil,her
Dr/mil fn'e
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Repealed 4 A\1 , ,() P\1
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Guests. lndra & Clms Eschenburg Tudor House
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HOIIRobert Taylor prelCnt, an e~traordmary hall hour
of pc'lple places and Idea' Repeated 2 30 AM (9 10
P\1 Tue T Sal)
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and evenlS at part!cular mlerest to semor CIII/ens
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program With thiS body, ball
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format
The combmed Pilates and
yoga approach to your mornIng stretch Improves fleXIbIl-
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Thesday and Thursday $49.
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From a repJlatory standpOint, the 1'VA debcnbes
bottled water as water that
IS mtended for human consumptlOn and that IS sealed
m bottles or oth"r contamers With no added mgredIents, except that It may contam a safe and SUitable
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agent
Fluonde may also be added
wlthm the llmlt.> beL UJ Ule
FDA
Stay fit with the help of Bon Secours Cottage
Book and Author Lllncheon
3:00 p.m.
mum levels of contammants
(chemical,
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radIOLOgical)
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October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
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by Madeleine Socia
a m -4 pm, Fnday, Oct 11
or 10 a m 4 pm, Saturday,
Oct 12, Wilham Gllstorf
Mpetmg Room, 22500 11
Mile, St Clair Shores Free
(58b) 771-9020
First English Lutheran
Church 11th Annual
Craft Show and Bake
Sale: 10 a 111 4 pm,
SatuIUd.), Oct 12,10 the
Fe!low"hlp Hall, 800
Vernier $1 (313) 884 5040
Grosse Pointe North
High School Choir
Department
Rummage
~ale: l:l a m -.:lpm,
Saturda), Oct 12, 1Il the
lobby of the GI usse Pomte
Performmg Art .., Center, 707
Vernier Free (313) 4328325
Quilt We Built Opening
Reception:
Benefit receptIOn for the Karmanob
Cancer Institute, 6-9 pm,
Saturday, Oct 12
Mam~calco Galler), 17728
Mack $25 "uggested donatlOn (313) 886-2993
Detroit Historical
Society Fall Flea Market:
Benefit for the DetrOIt
Hlstoncal Museum, 10
a m -4 pm, Saturday, Oct
12 and Sunday, Oct 13,
HI"tonc Fort Wayne, 6325
W Jefferson, DetrOit $25,
vl'ndor table $2 Fort
Wayne tours, $1, secured
parkmg (313) 821-7795
Delta Zeta Flame
Fantasy:
Luncheon and
tashIOn show by l'albot's, to
honor the 100th anmversary of Delta Zeta Soronty
and benefit the Deaf,
Heanng & Sign Language
Center, 11 30 am,
Saturday, Oct 12, Grosse
Pomte War Memonal, 32
Lakeshore $35
ReservatIOns requested
(313) 343-0184
Cottage Hospital
Auxiliary
Kitchen Tour:
Includes mne homes
• Strolhng Supper
Preview Party 4-8 pm,
Saturday, Oct 12 $30 and
$50
• KJtchen Tour, noon-5
pm, Sunday, Oct 13 $15
Advance tIcketb are aVaIlable at the Cottage HospItal
Gift Shop, Pomte
Perspectives, Hurst
Appliances, The POInte
Pedlar They Will be sold on
the day of the tour at 37
Lochmoor and 816 Grand
MaraIS (313) 884-0218
Holiday Mart: Sale of
goods from 30 of the
nation's top speCialty shops
benefits Planned
Parenthood of Southeastern
MIchigan
• PrevIew party, 5 30-9
Ambleside
Galleries:
Mmg Shl Hu,mg, Oil!,on
canva" ImpresslOmst Id.ndscape" and genre pamtmgs,
through Thursda), Dec 5
17116 Kercheval
Free
(313) 885-8999
College For Creative
Studies:
• Tony Hepburn
Exhil)ltlOn, In"tallatIons
creatld In collaboratlOn '
with CCS studenb, which
lOvest!gate the concept of
f"Clntr,fllO'p
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c.:: .. hll"'rl""~
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19 Satu;day, Nov 16
• A1umm & Faculty Hall,
Drawmgs and sculpture by
Harry Borgman, alumnu"
and former chairman of the
AdvertlslOg l)eblgn
Department
for the DetrOit
Society of Arts & Crafts
102 E KJrb), DetrOit
Free (313) 664-7667
Grosse Pointe Artists
Association
Art Center:
64th Annual Juned
•
ExhibitIon, through
Thursday, Nov 7, 1-5 pm,
Wednesda) -Sat 1005
Maryland
Free (313) 8211848
Detroit
Institute
of
Arts:
• Art In Focus
Lacquerware, through
Sunday, Oct 1.:l
• Degas and the Dance,
Sunday, Oct 20-Sunday,
Jan 12 Free for DIA mem-
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5200 Woodward, DetrOit
$4 adults, $1 children (313)
g~~ 790~
Maniscalco
Gallery:
New Abstract pamtmgs by
Mark Wolak, through
Saturday, Nov 9 10 a m -5
pm, Wednesday, Fnday
and Saturday, 10 a In -9
pm, Tuesday and
Thun,day 17728 Mack
Free (313) 8862993
Art Courses
Grosse Pointe Artists
Association
Art Center:
Acryhc Pamtlng for Adults,
noon-2 30 pm, Saturdays,
Oct 12, Oct 26 and Nov 2,
11 a m -1 30 pm, Sunday,
Oct 20 1005 Maryland
$100 (313) 821-1848
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Benefits
Heritage
Presbyterian
Church
Rummage
Sale:
10 a m -noon, Fnday, Oct
11,23415 Jefferbon, St
ClaIr Shores Free (586)
770-0730
Friends
of the St. Clair
Shores Public Library
Fall Book Sale: 10 am. 8
pm, Thursday, Oct 10, 10
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Gros:oe POInte War
Hemonal, 32 Lakeshore
(313) 8847624
Grosse Pointe United
Church Rummage
&ale: 9
amI
pm, Fnday, Oct 18
and Sd.turdav, Oct 19, 240
Chalfonte Free (313) 884.:l075
Concerts
North On Broadway
Pops & Pastries
Concert:
FeaturIng Om""" Pomtf>
North HIgh School's
Concert Band, SymphOniC
Band, Stnng Orchestra,
Sympholllc Orchestra, Jazz
Band and ChOir, 7 30 pm,
Saturday, Oct 26, m the
gymnaslUm of Grosse
?OInte North Hlgh School,
707 Verlller $7 or $4 for
btudentb and semors (313)
432-3200
Dance
Sabre Dance: The
Macomb Symphony
Orchebtra presents a celebratIOn of Armeman MUSIC
and Culture, 8 pm, Fnday,
Oct 18 Macomb Center for
the Performmg Arts, 44575
Garfield, Mount Clemens
$18, adults or $14, students
and selllors (248) 851-5769
~$1 1.\£
5200 Woodward,
DetrOit $6 or $5 for DIA
members (313) 833-3237
IMAX Dome Theatre:
• "Chma The Panda
Adventure," 1 pm, week
day,>, 1 and 4 pm,
Saturday" and Sunday~
• . Jane Goodall'" Wild
Chimpanzees,"
10 a m and
noon, Fndays, noon, 3 and
5 pm, Saturday, 3 and 5
pm, Sunday
• ' Space StatlOn," 11 a m
and 2 pm, MondaysSaturdays and 2 pm,
bunuays The Human Body,
noor, and 3 pm, dally
DetrOIt SCIence Center,
5020 John R, DetrOit $7
adults, $6 semors and children al!"es 2 12 $4IMAX
Dome (313) 577-8400
IMAX Theatre:
• Space StatIOn 3D
• Lewlb and Clark Great
Journey Webt
• Shackleton's Arctic
Adventure
Screenmg" hourly In the
mornmg, on the half-hour
m the afternoon and
eveOlng, 9 a m -7 20 pm,
weekdays, 9 a m 8 45 pm,
weekends Henry Ford
Museum & Greenfield
Village, 20900 Oakwood,
Dearborn $10 adults, $8
semors and chl1dren 12 and
under (3131982-6001
~
Assumption
Cultural
Center:
• KalosomatIcs ExerCIse
Fall SesslOn, through
Saturday, Nov 2, hmes
vary $52 for two-day sessIons $74 three.days, $94
four-days Twenty-five percent semor discount
• Free KIddie KalolBaby
SIUmg, 930-10 am,
Monday-Thursday,
for registered parents
Nonregistered parents pay
Tuebday Saturrlay and
noon 4 pm, Sunday $6
adulL~ :j,"i~l llIor~, $4 chlldren, :j,5 gruundb only, $18
dnnualpas'>
Ground"
admlttanU' free when hay
IIlg lunch m the Tea Room,
11 30 a m 2 30 pm,
Tue"day Sunday 1100
Lakeshore l.H 3) 884-4222
Provencal.Welr
House:
GrOSbe POlllte Hlbtoncal
Society om'r~ tour" of thp
house and Log Cd.blI1, 1-4
pm, Saturda), Oct 12 376
Kercheval Free (313) 884
7010
Selinsky.Green
Farmhouse
Museum: St
Clair Shores Hlstoncal
Commls"lOn offer., tours, 14 pm, Wednebday"
Directly behmd the St
Clair Shores Public LIbrary,
22500 11 Mile Free (586)
771-9020
Detroit Historical
Society Programs:
• Mabomc Temple Dmner
Sene" Tour, 6 pm, Fnday,
Oct 11, 500 Temple $80 or
$70 for DHS members
ReservatIOns reqUired
• Elmwood Cemetery
Sunday Stroll, 2 pm,
SundaY,Oct
13,1200
Elmwood $15 or $10 for
DHS members
Reservations reqUired
DetrOit Hlstoncal
Museum, 5401 Woodward
Free (313) 833-1419
GP Historical
Society
BIcknell Lecture:
Guest
lecture by Matthew Daley,
curator of the Father
Dowlmg Great Lakes
NautIcal CollectlOn, 7 30
pm, Wednesday, Oct 23,
Grosse Pomte War
Memonal, 32 Lakeshore
Free ReservatIOns requested (313) 884-7010
Seniors
Bon SecoursiCottage
Grandparents
Class: 7-9
p In Monda), Oct 14, at
Bon Secour" Ho,>pltal, 468
C adl€ux Free I b1:i6) 770J
7~OO
Alzheimer
Support
Group: 6 30 1:$ pm,
Wednl.'bday, Oct 16,
('dlv,H) SLnlOr Cl'nh'r, 49')0
Gate<;head, DetrOIt Free
(313) 881-3374
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Pro~ams:
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13 'Blrth ofa
~abor' group
19 Mid May hooorees
20 Mnoy
21 RouleUe bet
22 Smo~e
23 Auto .lyle
2~ Empower
agam
26 Eager
27 Mah jongg
piece
29 Leno s feature
31 2002 Bn~sh
Open Winner
33 Elton John s
real last name
34 It comes w1lh
adell~
30 '\Isque
37 The M~
Donald place
38 Chills and
fever
39 'Golder, G 1s'
rOle
40 WorXon !he
docks
43 Troubddour s
song
44 AAA lob
45' Got a
Secrer
46 Arways
tl,L
Plannmg Splakl'r
11 30
a m Monda), Oct 14 Free
• Scam", Scheme" dnd
Sv. Indle" Con~umer Safety
Conlercncp, 9 a m -1 pm,
TuPbda), Oct 15, Gro,,!.e
POinte War ?l1emonal, 32
Lakebh'lre Free
• Chiropractic Mpdlcme
Speaker, 11 30 am,
Wednesda\, Oct 16 Free
fup" lOcludc round tnp
motorcoach tran~portatlOn,
which depart.<; from the
SOC Neighborhood Club
officeb, 17150 Waterloo
Preregl,>tratron IS reqUired
(313) 882-9600
St. Peter Lifelong
Learning/Senior
Education:
• IntroductIOn to
ComputersIBeginner
• 3-5 p m or 6-8 pm,
Wednesdays, Oct 23-Nov
20
St Peter the Apostle
Cathohc Church, 19800
Anita, Harper Woods
rltaC~l:'L!dLlUU
1~4UlJcJ
(586) 421-1193
Raku Party and Silent
Auction: Glaze and fire a
Spiritual
custom-made clay pot, tour
Resources
the hlstonc pottery and bid
on Raku ceramICS, 10 a m Men's Friday
10 pm, Saturday, Oct 12,
Ecumenical
Breakfast:
Personal
Pewablc Pottery, 10125 E
Share food, fellowshIp and a
Jefferson, DetrOlt $60 for
Enrichment
lecture, Fndays at 730
one pot, $90 for two pots
$1
am, Grosse POlnte
ReservatlOns reqUired (313)
Assumption
Cultural
• Nautilus Weight
Memonal Church
822-0954
Trammg Room, 8-1030
Center:
• Fnday, Oct 11, PhIlip
am, Monday-Thursday
and
Indian Corn Project
• Healthy Nalls By
Jackson of Chnst Church
5-8 30 pm, Fnday $50 two
Workshop: Sponsored by
Yourself, 7-9 pm,
DetrOit
days-per-week, $70 three
the Grosse POInte Garden
Thursday, Oct 17 $10
16 Lakeshore
$5 (3131
days-per-week, $4 drop-ms
Center, 10 am, Saturday,
21800 Marter
882-5330
21800 Marter, St ClaIr
Oct 12, Grosse Pomte War
PreregistratIOn
reqUired
Lay Theological
Memonal, 32 Lakeshore
Shores PreregistratlOn
IS
(586) 779-6111
Academy
Programs:
$5 (313) 881-4594
reqUired (586) 779-6111
• The Mechamcb of God
Comedian
Mike "Mad
Depression
Seminar:
.
Health
Religion and the Techmcal
Dog" Adams: Every Day
presented by Lynne
MlOdset, 7 pm,
Above Ground Is A Good
Grosse Pointe War
Thomas, M A and Pastor
Wednesday, Oct 16, :tvhller
Day Tour 9 pm, Sunday,
Memorial:
DaVId A Rutter, 7 15-845
Hall, Chnst Episcopal
Oct 13, Jack'" Waterfront
• MarnmogramslBarbara
pm, Wednesday, Oct 23,
Church, 61 Gros<;e Pomte
Restaurant, 24200
Ann Karmanos Cancer
St Paul's Lutheran Church,
Boulevard Free (313) 885Jefferbon, St Clair Shores
Institute MobIle Umt, 930
22915 Grl'atrr Mnrk, St
4841
$15 (586) 445-8080
a m .3 pm, Monday, Oct
Clair Shores Free (313)
H.A.B.A. Halloween
21 Insurance coverage or
884.5855
Theater
Party: Open to St Clair
$136
Divorce Recovery
Hilberry
Theatre:
"The
Shores reSidents only, noon• OsteoporOSIS Testmg
Workshop:
7-8 30 pm,
Good Doctor,"8 pm,
3 r m , Sunday, Oct 13,
MobIle UOlt, 930 am -3
\Vednesdays, through Dec
Thursday-Saturday,
matl'
Lakeland Manor, 26211
pm, Monday, Oct 21
11, Lake Shore
neeb
Saturdays
and
Harper, St Clair Shores
32 Lakeshore
Presbytenan
Church, 27801
VVednesdays, through
Free (586) 777-1516
Preregi~tratlOn reqUired
Jefferson, St ClaIr Shores
Saturday, Dec 7 4743 Cass
(313) 881-7511
Community
Movie
$30 (586) 773-7243
In DetrOit
$15-$20 (313)
Night: Featunng "Pay It
History
577-2972
Forward," 7 30 pm, Fnday,
Grosse Pointe War
Oct 18, Rentage
Eu~t:~1&. ~h::n.uu.l iiii"d
r1'feillur~al:
Studio Theatre:
Presbytenan
Church, 23415 House: tours of house,
• Ta!.tmg" The FlIle
grounds, chIldren's playJefferson, St ClaIr Shores
Wme Group/Great Wines of PamtlOg Churches,
ThUl sda), Oct 17-Satllrday,
Free (586) 779-0730
house and powerhouse Fall
SpalO, 7.9 pm, Tuesday,
Oct 26, 8 pm, ThursdayNeighborhood
Open
Color Grounds Tourb, dally,
Oct 15 $56
Saturda), 4713 Cass,
House: Luncheon and VIdeo $3 per person over the age
32 Lakeshore
DetrOlt $8 or $6 for stupresentation on the Helfer
of 5 $2, audlOtape tour
dents and senIOr" (313)
House tours offered on the
ProJilct, an agncultural
PreregistratlOn
reqUlred
577-2972
assIstance program, 12 30
half-hour, 10 a m -4 pm,
(313) 881-7511
pm, Fnday, Oct 18,
Grosse Pomte Woodb
Presbytenan
Church, 19950
Mack $7 ReservatIOns
reque"ted (313) 886-4.3lH
Halloween
Dinner
Dance & Costume
Contest: 6 pm, Saturday,
Oct 26, Veterans of Foreign
Frll out thIS form and send It to
War~ Bruce Post 1146,
Madeleine Socia • 96 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236
28404 E Jefferson $17 50
or fax it to (313)882-1585 by 3 p.m. rridd~ • r uf n.o •.: 'ilfoiIiiat;on, call (313)884-8691
RbervatlOlls reqUlrf'd by
Saturday, Oct 19 (586)
777-9486
Grosse Pomte Public
Ubrary's
Books on the
Lake: Author Luncheon
f('atunng Letitia Baldnge,
]\;lchola'i Spark'i, Chrr'i
Ca~"oo Madden and Rick
St('\c." 11 45 am,
Saturda), Oct 26 GrO~'ie
POInt(' War Memorral, 32
Lake.,hore $16 (313)343
2074
TO BE LISTED
Event
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$60 RebervatIOns reqUIred
• Hohday Mart,
9 30 a m -5 pm, Fnday,
Oct 18 and Saturday, Oct
19
Noon 5 pm, Sunday, Oct
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8 Mabnee12 Bad-Iud
beast
14 Inappreaa ble
15 Danger s-end
Signal
16 •- there done
that'
17 Shaft of Iigrt
18 In the thICkof
20 JOKmg~
23 Nose m.theair 1ype
24 Profligate
25 Beef for
example
28 I(lpllng lad
29 RelmqulShes
30 Compete
32 LUCIlleBall,
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perhaps
35 D,Xie
Stores Inc
30 Camwal
attracbOns
37 Cereal meal
40 Varnish Ingredlent
4' Enthus astlC
plus
42 Formal
47 Hurry
48 Inamorata
45 Encountei
50 VIeWer
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Sponsoring organization
Date
_
Time
_
Place, including street address
Film
Detroit Film Theatre:
The Dl'trOlt In.,tltute of
Arb ,llOWLrl"e., con temporan ,lOd cla~'ilc world cme
_
Cost ----------------------------Contact person's name and phone
m,l
• Happ\ Tlm('~ ~ 7 !lod
910 p m Frrda) Oct 11
and Saturdil\, Oct 12 and 4
ann 7 pm, Sunday Oct 13
• SPCT<'tBallot," 7 and
q10pm
Fnday, Oct 18
and Saturda\
Oct 1<"1
and 4
ana i pm, Sunda) QLl 20
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Enrichment
Detroit Historical
Museum:
• Pewablc Pottery The
Legacy of Mary CIJa;,e
Perry Stratton, through
Sunday,Od
13
• Gho;,t A(b, through
Sunday, Nov 30
930 a In 5 pm,
Tue"day-Fnda),
10 a m 5
pm, Saturday and Sunday
5401 Woodward, DetrOIt
(313) 833-1805
Detroit Institute
of
Arts: Marshall Field's
Fndays at the DIA promIse
Idmlly run, Jnuuomg ardW109 m the gallene"" gUided
tourb, hve mU;,IC, drop-m
workshops and artl;,ts
demonstratIOns
• Fme Arts Friday, 6
pm, Fnday, Oct 11
5200 Woodward, DetrOIt
$4 adult;" $1 children (313)
833-7900
Detroit Science
Center:
• Meet Dr Jane Goodall
at the premiere of Jane
Goodall's WIld ChImpanzees
III the IMAX Dome Theatre,
Saturday, Oct 12
• Marshall Field's
Sunday Fun Day - Wild
About Chimps, Sunday, Oct
13
• DTE Energy Sparks
Theatpr
• IMAX Dome Theatre
• Dlgltal Dome
Planetanum
"Autumn Nights," 1 and 3
pm, Saturday and Sunday
Kumon MnthlReading:
Af,bumptlOn Cultural
Center offprb these courses
10 bUild skllh, and conf!
dence, 3 45-6 45 pm,
Wedne;,day::, or 10 amI
pm, Saturda) ~ 21800
~larter, St Cilm Shore",
$80 per month pIll" a $50
reglstratlOn tee (581) 7796111
Attractions
£"'ll..
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Museum
of AfricanAmerican
History:
• l\hddle Passage White
Ship", Black Cargo, through
Sunda.), Nov 17
• Pictures Tell the Story
Erne::,t C WIthers
ReflectIOns 10 HIstOry,
through Sunday, Jan 5
9 30-5 pm, WednesdaySaturday, 1 5 pm, Sunday
315 E Warren, DetrOIt
(313) 494-5800
Chiidren's
Museum
Detroit
Public Schools:
• Second Saturday
Family Fun Programs, 11
am2 pm. Saturday Oct
12
• Dlbcover the Autumn
Sky m the Planetarium
\Vorkshops, noon-2 pm,
Thur;,days and Fridays, for
children, 6-12 9 a m -4
pm, Monday-Frida)
6134
Second, DetrOIt $3 per program (313) 873-8100
L_
by MadelemB
"The Search for Life 1ll
the Un!\ er;,e," 2 pm,
Fnday, 11 am, noon 2,4
and 5 pm, Saturday;, and
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South starts MAC White basketball season with two wins
By Chuck Klonke
Sports Editor
nro,,,e POinte ~(Juth'l> b,l~
hetball team nearly learnrd
the hard way labt Yo eek that
you can't relax until the
final buzzer
The Blue De\ ill> were
leadmg ~abt DetrOit b) 11
pOint;, In theIr :'Iiacomb Area
Conference
\Vhlte DIVI'ilOn
opener wIth only a minute
Norsemen
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undefeated
Grosse Pomte North's sac
cer team keeps adding to .tb
vIctory total
The Norsemen pIcked up
three wms last week, mdudmg a paIr III the Macomb
Area
Conference
\Vhlte
DIvIsIOn, to Improve to ll-O1 overall and 6-0-1 In the
league
The week began With a 1o WIn over Chippewa \Talley
Besmlr
Bega
got the
game's only goal, assIsted by
RJ Scherer
Goalkeeper
Anthony
DIloreto recorded hIS fifth
shutout of the season
In theH
other
leal<ue
game, the Norsemen rolled
past Romeo 5-1
Bega scored tWIce, while
Shane DavIsson, Steve Bahr
a~<\.&a]l_~M!-~!).
~r
adA~
a
a'fl~Tor
tH:(i
Norsemen
In between the t~ 0 MAC
\Vhlte vlctones, North posted a 4 1 nonleague wm over
Auburn HIlls Avondale
Bega had another
twogoal game,
whIle Bryan
Benn",tt
and
Symmgton
each scored once
dnd a half remdllllng
r11,,'n
till
Shamrocks
..,t,lrted
to ']lake
thmgb
Intere..,tlng
and \~hen the
game tin,1I1 y ended, South
had e,caped WIth a 58 57
\ lttvr)
'Eabt
DetrOIt
shot
15
IEal>t DetrOit lOach MIke
Franubl thought It wab ven
fUllIn, but after the game I
told hun, 'I'll bet you can't do
that agam' On their firht
one, (Stacey) Peppler had a
hand In the glTl's face The
next day she admItted that
free throw!> to gIVe the Blue
Devlb a four-pomt <-u~hl/In
They needed It, too, because
the Shamrockh hit another
tnple ab time expIred
"The) had to foul us after
theIr lir"t two threE-b and we
nllb"ed four I> tralght
fl ee
~~?
till
Ct"
lUll
teL lJUlll L
iiLJl..i
goals) and made four of
them
all HI the last
mmute
and a h.l1f," bald
South
coach
Peggy
Van
EckoutC'
"I don't t11mk that ~llke
:::>11t-
uau
LUU1t.-U
Ul.-l
.1.JH .., UCJI"\,
two went In oil the backboald"
All of a sudden It wab 5654 WIth 15 !>econds left East
Dt'trOlt fouled South's LIZ
HalplIl and she bank both
LJlIlVVOl ~1
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'I'm Just glad Halpm hit
those two or we'd have 10bt
the game'
South led by three POllltS
at halftIme
and the Blue
Devils took a beven pomt
lead mto the final quarter
aS~lstb and mne steab
Colleen Buckley had an
outstandm;:;
game on the
boards as she pulled down
16 rebounds
Buckley also
had five steals and seven
pomts
'She started to !>tep up m
Four South playerb scored
double figures,
led by
Lauren
Harnngton,
who
had 17 pamtb, lllcludmg a 9for-9 performance
from the
fuul lme Harrlllgton
albo
had SIX rebounds and three
bteals
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ago) and she'b been playlllg
well
ever
hInCe,"
Van
Eckoute saId "We need her
WIth (LIZ) RIdgway out"
Ridgway had tendinitis m
her ankle and win mIss at
least a couple of ~eeks
There was no suspense m
South'b next game as the
Blue DeVIls overpowered
Romeo 59-9 m the MAC
W!ute
pOInts, five aSblsts,
two
bteals and three rebounds
Beth Mumaw collected 11
pomt!>, four steals,
three
abslsts and four rebounds
Peppler wound up With 10
pOInts, four rehounds, three
Cranbrook hands
LE teams big IO'sses
"We called off our press In
Sophomore
Shana
the fir"t half and we went to
a zone for the entlre second
Pntchett scored five pomts,
Staff writer
half," Van Eckoute saId "We
semor
Knstm
Lutheran East's girls bas- whlle
haven't played a zone slllce
ketball team began confer- Altenburg had four
WIth one
The Lutheran
East bas- we expenmented
ence play last week, losmg
(Grosse
POInte)
to favonte Bloomfield HIlls ketball team fell to 0-2 In agaInst
Cranbrook
Kmgs\Vood and the Metro Conference and 4- North early last season"
5 overall
Lutheran Westland
South led 38-4 at halthme
Commg up for the Eagles
Head coach J asol" WIlson
and contInued to dommate
wasn't
hdppy
after
hiS Ib an away game on Tuesday,
the second half, even though
15,
agamst
Eagles lost by 30 pomts at Oct
Hamtramck,
and a home everyone on the Blue Devlls
Cranbrook
HIS Eagles played a sohd game on Thursday, Oct 17, squad got a chance to play
.!:/Igruficant mmutes
agamst
Lutheran
first quarter agalnbt vIsIting
! Buckley led South w1th 11
Lutheran
Westland, but 1t Northwest
POlllts and seven rebounds
went downhIll from there III
,~n
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n JUJlJ~ UdU d ~U ..IU
a 37-26 defeat
performance
WIth
eIght
East scored only 14 pomts
pomts,
SIX steals,
fourLutheran
East's football
after three quarters,
but
and two asSISt!>
defenSIvely It gave up only team followed the,~ketq,aIL ,rebounds
20 dunng
the same time squad's scnpt, rosing 28-0 at V&3te See fimshed w1th 10
pomts and four rebounds
Bloomfield Hllls Cranbrook
frame
and Jenmfer Marsh collectThe Warnors scored each Kmgswood
''We had a bad week of ed three asSISts and three
of theIr eight fourth-quarter
practIce," head coach Don steals
basketb on pull-up Jumpers,
South, whIch IS 2-0 In the
JustIce saId "The intens1ty
and they added a free throw
MAC Wh1te and 3-5 overall,
wasn't there, and 1t showed
The
Eagles
were
led
by
Photo oy Rosh SLila",
Ch1ppewa
Valley
by our perfonnance
on the hosts
Lutheran East sophomore Shana Pritchett, above, JUlllor Ashley Schult and field"
tomght, Oct 10
sophomore
Kyera
James
looks for a teammate during the first half of the
With SIXpomt<, apIece
By Bob St. John
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Grosse Pointe News
North starts MAC Red with two wins
By Chuck Klonke
that Rose pullpd do'vu she better team We had to deal
had to battle for It With With some thIngs and we they play m the games," hp
SaId
Grosse Pomte North coach Stevenson's Chnstllla Ttseo, dealt WIth them"
Bennett
said
that
he
Gary Bennett isn't one to who fimshed With 19 pomts
Ko~rber had several key expeL tea
the
MAC Red
dwell on the past, but he and eight rebounds
baskets as she fimshed wlth DIVISIOn to prOVide a tough
can't help wondenng what
"TIseo would fit nght m 12 pomts Shelby Slmmon
test every mght
He wa~
hiS gIrls babketball
team
With our team," Bennett
fimshed With 10 pomts and proven
correct m North\,
mIght have accomphshed If said "She works so hard,
five rebounds
Bigham had first two gamlS
Stephame
Rose had been too "
elght pOlnts and dIshed out
healthy the last two seaThe Norsemen opened the
It was a fine all-around
11 assIsts
and
Megan
bans
league season wlth a 35-32
performance
by
the Warren had seven pomts
I don't thInk people real- Norsemen,
WIn over Utlca, and It wasn't
who
never
It was one of North's best easy
Ize just how good she is, but traIled after a 15-2 run that
offenSive perform!' nees of
you
saw
her
tomght,"
The ChwftalIlb led 19-14
bndged the first and second the season
Bennett
saId after Rose quarters,
at h:llftime
UtICa held a 25
but were never
"We did some great pass- 21 advantage gomg mto the
scored
18 POllltS, pulled
able to comoletE'lv 'lh"k" tho "'"g,''' ~::::: .....
tt ':'0.,111 I~ VH1:' d iiud1 quarter
uuw 11 '='lgllL reDounds and pebky Tttans until they went
lot dlffelent from the Utica
played her usual aggressive
North,
which outscored'
on an 8-0 run late 1Il the game (two days earher) We
defense
to
help
the fourth quarter
Utica 14-7 m the fourth
were temble
on offense m
Norsemen
beat Stevenson
went up b) five
Two
baskets
by that game I thmk the gIrls quarter,
63.50 m a Macomb Area
pomts
but
the ChIeftaInS cut
Stevenson's
Holly Meler,
wel e embarrassed"
Conference
Red DIVISIOn mcludmg
the margin
to one on a
a three-pomter,
BIgham dId an excellent
game
three-pomt ba&ket WIth less
'cut North's lead to 52-45 Job of beatmg Stevenson's
"We'd have been a better
than a mmute remammg
With 2 20 remammg
double team
team If she had played
BIgham then secured the
On North's next posses"She changes speeds so WIn by hlttmg a pair of free
agamst (DetrOIt) King (m an
SIOn, Rose fed a perfect pass well," Bennett SaId "That's
overtime loss m the state
to Lmdsey
Koerber, who the best thmg you can do throws WIth 33 seconds to
go
regiOnal two years ago) and scored
to
extend
the agamst that defense One of
If we'd have had her last Norsemen's margIn to nme
Once agam, North had a
the dnlls we've been work- balanced
year (when North lost m the
offenslve attack
POInts Rose then rut four Ing on m practice IS puttmg
dlstnct champIOnshIp game straight
led WIth eight
free throws
and two defenders on the dnb- Koerber
to RegIna)"
pomts, but Mary Embree
Beth Bigham hIt a paIr to bIer Thmght we executed
Although
Rose fimshed
cap the run and gIVe North a what we've been domg m scored seven and \Varren
With
only
two
assists
and Rose each scored SIX
60-45 advantage With 1 15 practIce"
pomts
agamst the Tttans, she also to go
Bennett
sald that
the
dId her usual fine Job of
Rose
also
had
seven
"We seemed to be able to hard work III practice
is assists
paSSIng
the
basketball
and 11 rebounds,
answer whenever Stevenson
what
has
made
the while Koel ber pulled down
Bennett has called her one would come back agamst
of the best passer'l he has us," Bennett SaId "That bas- Norsemen successful dunng
mne rebounds and BIgham
the games
coached
had four absiSts
ket by Lmdsey was huge
''They practIce the same
And nearly eveI'J' rebound
North IS 2-0 m the MAC
"ThIs game Will make us a way - Just as hard - as
Red and 6-2 overall
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The Eagles
moved the
ball, gammg 350 total yards
Semor quarterback Brandon
Lostutter
completed
10-of26 for 101 yards WIth one
mterceptIOn
Jumor runnmg back Matt
Johnston
rushed
for 81
yards on 16 carries,
and
senIOr runmng back Dexter
Shorter had only 45 yards
-on 10 attempts
"Our offense dldn't make
the plays when we needed
them," Jushce said "I thmk
Cranbrook was ready to play
because they executed very
well "
The Luthera'l
East football team dropped to 3-2 m
the Metro Conference and 42 overall
N ext for the Eagles is an
away game on Fnday, Oct
11,
agamst
three-tIme
defendmg conference champ
LlvonIa Clarencevtlle
"We have to play our best
gamE; to beat them, but 1
know \\ e can do It " Justlce
saId
Cross country
SenIOr" Kelh Zoellner and
AnJam
Mahablr
filllshed
fiT';t and second
III
the
Waynp County Hlgh School
ChampIOnshIp
on Oct 2 at
Bl'lie 1<;]1'Park 11'1 DetrOit
Zorllner posted a hme of
20 'ill 93, whtle Mahablr was
at 22 J 635, .vhlch was two
,ecrmd"
fa"ter
than
Cabnm'h Jamne Jankowski
(221841)
Karpn Wltte and Je"'lca
Hen) ak fi n Ished 16th and
18th,
rr"pectlvcly,
With
tImr...
of
272618
and
29 2'i 24
For the boy", ,f mar Matt
\1achpmer wa" fifth With a
tlfnr of 18 04 9fi
Hlverv,pw'"
Neil
Mlltthp\\"
\\un thr mrpt
With a tlmf' of 16 '59 '54
The Lancers couldn't stop
Ravens qUlU'terback
Tony
Lawrence, who completed 8of-11 passes for 171 yards
mcluding TD passes of 65
and 32 yards, and ran for
116 yards
Lawl;.ence wab a one-man
wrecktn!tcrew
It was 12~before
Tnmty
scored and 24-'7-at the half
The Lancers never got closer
than 15 pomts throughout
the final two quarters
"We made some mistakes
early
that
allowed
Benedlctme to get ahead by
two scores," Masserang said.
Basketball
Ie
By Brad Lindberg
StaH Writer
For race car dnver Mlkp
McCarthy, the only number
, IS InwonhiS final
Lancers crunched
By Bob 51. John
Staff wnter
DetrOIt BenedIctine stuck
it to Tnmty Cathohc's football team
for a second
straight season, takmg a 38.
23 deCISIOn
"They're a good football
team, and we dId not play
our best game," asslstant
coach Tom Masserang saId
"We had to play our best to
Will and we dIdn't"
The wmner clmched first
place m the Catholic League
Tn-Secbonal
DIVISIOnand a
spot m the Prep Bowl
McCarthy is double champ at Waterford
race of the sea.
son Sept 28 at Waterford
HIll Road Course, McCarthy
drove as he had most of the
year He WOn hIs Spec Racer
Ford contest from the pole
and set the fastest lap of the
race
"I kept telling myself to
dnve smooth and smart,"
Said McCarthy, a detective
from Grosse POInte Farms
who dnves
for Mr
C's
Racmg
McCarthy won 16 of 19
races In amateur club competltlOn
thls
year
at
Waterford
The vlctones earned him
the champIOnshIp m hIs first
year m Spec Racer Fords In
a double
honor, he was
named the racmg club's top
driver overall
Team owner and fellow
The Tnmty Cathollc gIrls
basketball team dropped Its
league games last week, losmg to Manne City Cardmal
Mooney
and
DetrOit
A balanced attack and an
Dc.ffilnlcan
excellent kickmg game has
Head
coach
Derek
the
Grosse
Pomte
Red
LeFpvre
watched
as hIS Barons Jumor V8l'Slty undeLancers fell behmd Cardmal
feated
and,
nght
now,
Mooney 23-10 at the half unstoppable
and never recovered
"We have a real balanced
Two
nIghts
later,
attack,"
saId coach Doug
DommIcan won by 22
Luttenberger
"When they
shut down the run, we pass
When ~;lt:ltshut down the
pass, we run n
dnver BIll Catalfio of Grosse that breed champIOnshIps
Pomte Shores fimshed the
He started 17 races from
fin!'.! !'!'.ce cf the ;yea, Ul Lhe pole. leu most laps and
tlurd.
set fastest laps m 17 races
Catalfio ended hiS first
year In the Spec Racer Ford
diVISion by taking thIrd In
the championshIp
POInts
standmgs
"It was a great year,"
Catalfio
said
"1 emoved
myself thIs season, but stIll
have a ways to go to catch
Mike"
Although McCarthy won
the diVISIOn With a vlrtUal
lock on first-place fimshes, It
wasn't an easy season He
was dogged all year by former champ Mike Moore of
Shelby TownshIp, who dnves the DaVid Kimberly
Doors car
"It was fun racmg Mike,"
SaId McCarthy "When you
have close races, you go for
broke n
McCarthy's
season
was
marked by posItive extremes
age
"I hope some of our competItors at Waterford come
With us to regional races so
In
early
September,
McCarthy set a lap record m we can mamtam the cama.
the Ford diVision He hit radene and frIendship we've
speeds well over 100 mph to enjoyed, n McCarthy said
At Waterford over the last
complete
Waterford's
12McCarthy
has
turn, 1 5-ml1e course at an few years,
won five champIOnships and
average 71 184 mph Later
set three track records m
m the race, :1 suspenSIon
s'='paraw diVISIOns He's used
failure and broken frame
forced him to drop It was to lookmg from hIS cockplt to
a clear track on the way to
hIs only non-pOdium finish
another checkered flag
of the year
Bemg firstest
With the
Next year, by facmg a bigmostest IS the goal of motor
pool
of
dnvers,
sports, but It'S time to up the ger
ante when hard fought VIC- McCarthy nsks becoming an
also-ran
tones become routme
"It wIll be frustrating
at
"We plan on movIng from
first,
but we'll go from
local club racmg to regiOnal
there," he saId
events," McCarthy saId "We
For the first time m
may go to St Lows at the
years, he may look over the
end of the month for a race"
wmdscreen
and see a stnng
Other regIonal races are
held m Grand Rapids and of tailPlP'OlS pass hIm by
"That's
OK as long as
OhIO
McCarthy
wants
there's a stnng of t81lplpes
Moore to JOIn the pIlgnmbehmd me," he sald
Red Barons JV team remains undefeated
The Barons (4-0) weren't
for-4 m conversIOns
tougher each game I thmk
stopped often as they defeatThe Barons used their
we have
been
stronger
ed Huntmgton
Woods 32-12 potent
runnmg
game to defenSively than any of our
at Grosse Pomte South
score the second touchdown
opponents "
First, there was the pass- WIth John-MIchael
Guest
Luttenberger
smgled out
l:Ig
game,
WhICh has sconng on a three-yard run
defenslve
lInemen
Joe
excelled
all season
With WIth 1 33 left m the first
Dempsey,
Phll
Dilone,
quarterback
Mark Rlashl
quarter The touchdown was Garrett
K1dd, Joe Konen
and top receiver
JImmy
set IIp by Andrew Phllbnck's
and Charles
Thorton and
Saros
mterceptIOn
Imebackers
Roger
Less than two mmutes
The Barons made It 24-0 Vandenbussche,
Frank
mto the game, Rlashl threw
m the third quarter when
Ttbaudo and TIm
a 54-yard pass to Saros for a Rlashl handed off to the ver- Ferretti,
St John
touchdown
11m 11baudo's
satile Jack Monark,
wbo
Four 1-2 fimshes helped
St
John
and
conversIOn kick made it 8-0
then threw a perfect 13-yard Vandenbussche
carry Grosse POinte North's
each had
Tlbaudo
IS
a
terrific
touchdown pass to Saros
gIrls sWlmmmg team to a
fumble recovenes
weapon for the Barons In
After
two Huntington
107 -79 vIctory over Ann
LULtenberger also pr81'ied
Ram WIped out a couple of JUlllor football, a kIckmg
Woods scores, Saros fiOlshed the offenSIve Ime pIa) of
Arbor Huron last week
dual meets for Umversity
conversIOn
IS worth
two the sconng wlth a 60-yard
.Mehsba Jamenno
and
Peter Mlller, Patnck Deters,
LIggett School's gIrls tenms
pomts, whIle a run or pass run on a reverse
Anne Kopf took the first two
Peter
Hamann,
De~ m
team
last week, so the conversIOn IS only worth one
"It wasn't
only
our Grobbel
place"
III
the
200-yard
and
Kevlll
K..'1lghts got an unexpected
pomt
In
the
Huntmgton
offense," Luttenberger
saId
freestyle
Carohne
Jacobs
GInnebaugh
vacatiOn
Woods game, Ttbaudo was 4- "Our
defense
IS gettmg
and Lauren Remhard finWhen they finally came
Ished 1-2 m thp 50 freestyle
See BARONS, page 4C
back, they might have been
Jamenno and Remhard got
a httle blt rusty m a 6-2 loss
the top t\\O spot" m the 100
to Blrmmgham
Seaholm
freestyle
and ,Jacobs and
One of the hlghlIghts for
Rachel Boul) "ere 1-2 m
By Bob 51. John
squad against the Cosmos, "We
ULS was a 6-2, 6-3 wm at
didn't
have
an)
the 100 backstroke
StaH writer
while freshman Shana King turnovers or penalties, but
No
2 smgles
by Beth
Jacobs
ml"sed
a "tate
Harper
Woods'
gIrls
bashad 14 POints agaInst the they Just took It to us "
Sanders
quahfvmg tIme ln the backMustangs
"Beth !J,,:> been havmg a ketball team made a statestroke by five-hundredths
of
ment
last
week
m
Its
Metro
The Harper Woods b3.sreally solId year for us," saId
Je<;u" Melendez '>cored the
a second
Conference games
ketball team IS 1-1 In the Pioneer,,' only touchdown on
coach Chuck Wnght
"ThiS
Other Wlnnerb for North
Head
coach
MIke
Metro Conference
and 4-3 a 75 jard fumble return
has been her best year"
\\ er(' Knsten Shelden m the
wanted
hIS overall
ULS' other wm came at Rowmskl
200 mdlVldual medlpy and
No 1 smgles
where the PIOneers to come out, play"It was a tough ria) fJr
Kopf m the 500 free 'it) Ie
Football
team of LIZZIe Campbell and 109 With confidence agamst
liS," Fllber sald
'Phy!.lcally
Xorth Improved to 2-0 ITI
hosts
Hamtramck
and
Gabby Miloslc posted a 2-6,
they
were
thf'
bettf
r tram"
thr
Macomo
Area
Macomb Lutheran North
i\n) chance of the Harper
7 6, 6 3 VICtory
The
1o""
drop"
the
Conll Tl nce Red DIVISIOn
In
year's
past,
the
WOOds football team of mak- PlOneer'l to 2-4 overall
"The fact that we hadn't
wlth a 148 d8 ~lctOI) over
PIOneers
would
have
strugIng the 'ltate playoffs went
played for a week sho'\', ed m
Next for FllbeT's football
Dakota
gled to beat thl' Cosmos and out the wmdow last week,
team IS a game on Fnday,
Jamenno won thl 200 and thplr first two sets," Wnght
'hould
have
been
blown
lOSlllg .'14-6 at Waterford
Oct II, at Hamtramck
100 free"t\' If' ralP'i
and saId "All of our doubles
away by the Mustangs
Lakes
The 'iquad IS lfi the "dme
,Jac()h~ was first m thr 200 teams played really well "
Rowmskl's
POSit!~e
Head coach Heath Fl1ber '>lluntlOn a'l a jellT ago
Callie
Shumaker
and
mdlVldual medley and the
approach
lS
workmg
as
the
told
hls
player<;
that
thiS
Chnsble Keersmaekers
lost
hrlldmg
lPtO wepk r-,'o 7
100 back"troke
crushpd
wa<; a make or break game With a 2-4 mark
7.fi 7-'> at No 2, AllIson PIOneers
Other
fir"t<; for North
Hamtramck
'50
30
and
'here
and
unfortunately
hiS
.Jones and KatIe BoccacclO
Fllber wn" nble to rall~ hi"
camp from Sheldrn m the
North
PlOneer<; weren't up to the "quad to end tht> <;ea,on ,'54
lost 6 4, 7-,5 at No 3 and the edged by Lutheran
Ion buttprf1y Remhard, 50
3533
tahk of bratmg
top 10- Can hI' (10 lt ai!alll?
No 4 double'l team of Kelly
frPf"tYJe,
Meh"~a
Cleary,
JunlOrs Ashley Marshall
ranked Lakes
Kmg and Carly Cro,key
"I would rather
br ') 4,
'500 frpestylr, and MeredIth
scored 20 pomts, and Khara
bowed 4 6, 6-4, 6-1
''They ran thr ball down than 4 S,' FJlber '>'lld
'It
MoorE', 100 hrea"l"troke
Fox added 12 to lead the our throats,"
FJlber saId
will be a game of pnde "
North wins
two meets
Weather spoils
Knights' plans
Pioneers gain split in conference
II
-
sports
3C
Early lead helps South
tn
Sometlmes a cross counraLe IS won In the early
gOlng
That was the case wIth
(;rosse Pomte South's glrls
tl'am last weekend at the
Sagma'v
Hentage
jnvltahonal
The Blue Devils estabII'-heo. an early lead III the
3 I-mile race and never let It
go en route to a convlncmg
first-place fimsh In the 12team meet
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l,.V UJ
for
runner-up
Mount
Pleasant
Bay City Western
and
Sterhng
Heights
grabbed the next two places
South';, tvp ;,IXrunners all
ran 20 30 or faster They
were led I)', the becond-place
fimbh of JlbblCd PalflY, who
broke the ~o Illiflute mark
for the second tIme thh bea
son with a 1946
South's first ii\ e I unner;,
placed III the top 10m the
field of 72
LIZ Petit wab thIrd overall
In 20 05 LIZ Baxter was
fourth
(20 06),
Megan
Zaranek,
seventh
(20 17),
and HIlary Zaranek,
10th
(2030)
Natalie Humphry fimshed
18th In 20 52 and Kat
Carmody
completed
the
course 10 21 59 for 38th
place
The Blue DeVIls had 33
""d.bUIl-~bt
tImes ana contInued
their
season-lf'pg
dommance of he Jumor varSIty races by takmg the first
seven POSItIons and 25 ofthe
top 30 spots 10 the 100-runner field
South wa" led b, Jenny
Gerow II ho fimbhed first
ovprall III 21 01 f ollcl\\ mg
nght bthmd \\ l~ h,! '-I,tu
KatlL
L<J\d~(<I
(;prul'
In'
\1..1
[ dULl
Will
GIlpIn, Olga Frlappova and
Sara Petit Sandy Chu and
Lauren
McLaughhr.
alba
placed III the top 10 Gllplll
and Filappova ran their best
times of the seahon
AI<;oraCing to theIr fa::.test
tImes thl;, year were AleXIS
MIller, RobIn Callab, Tereza
Schlable, Julie Howe, MlbSY
Shook, Carlin Hauck, Huth
Murawbkl,
MIchelle
O'Donoghue
and
Kara
Steeland
Other" WIth personal best
t-''':'~~t
:~~!:.:::!~j 8urah FornJ,
Elena
Satut,
ChrIstina
Jacovldes,
Emily
Shook,
Laura
Lepczyk,
Eileen
Fitzgerald,
Rachel Canon,
Amy Canon, Sam Lamberti,
Emily DaVIS, Jean MarIe
Beaupre,
Enca
Taub,
NatalI('
Novak
,Mpgan
Hoban ,Jdlll' Smgch 11 and
H ,cluJ \ I.,g, r
j)"ltt'll\
Grosse Pointe North's girls cross country team took first place at last weekend's Ypsllanti Invitational. In front are Patricia Winterfield, left, and Allison
Mikula. In back, from left, are Katie Uppleger, Kelly Szymborski, Laura Fisher.
Meghan seago aDd Lauren Leto. Fisher was first overa11 In the race.
North girls are first at Ypsilanti
By
Chuck Klonke
injUry dunng much of her theIr best times of a year ago
career at North "I could tell were
Katie
Rabldoux,
at the mIle that she was FranCIne Vandenbroeck and
startmg
to take charge of NIcole Vitale
the race"
The strong showmg
at
FIsher was followed by YpsIlantI helped erase some
teammate;,
Kelly of the dISapPOIntment from
Szy~bcr3kl,
a.tllLld
~dfher In the week when
Wmterfield,
Lauren
Leto North dropped a 27-28 decI'
and Alhson MIkula North's
SIOn to Sterhng HeIghts In a
sIxth
runner,
freshman
Macomb Area Conference
Katie Uppleger, also earned
Red DlvIsI6n
meet
The
a medal
Norsemen beat EIsenhower
The Norsemen
also did 25-32 In the other half of the
weil In the JUnIor varsIty
double dual
race. KatIe Horne was the
overall wmner, while JIlhan
"We should
have won
Kronner
and
Mehssa
both," Cooper said "But we
Claravmo
also
earned
ran flat We Just weren't
medals
there mentally For the first
North had five runners
tIme that I can remember,
who posted
better
times
we dIdn't have any PHs "
than theIr best efforts oflast
season
The one bnght spot for
One of them was Karen
North was FIsher, who was
Koski, who moved mto the first overall
spot
Norsemen's top 12
"Laura ran a great race,"
"I was really pleased WIth
"She was so happy to get Cooper saId "She was only
the meet," Cooper baId "It's there for the first time,"
Jessica Palffy, left, and Liz Petit helped lead Grosse Pointe South's girls cross
15 seconds off her best tIme
not usually a fast course but Cooper SaId
Almost everybody else was country team to a first-place f1nJshat last weekend's Saginaw Heritage Invitawe had 36 gIrls get PHs (perBefore the race, Cooper two or three mInutes off tional. PGlffyand Petit placed second and third. respectively. in the 72-nmner
field.
sonal records) "
had a talk WIth KnstIna
Eisenhower's
best runner
North's Laura Fisher was Seago
has done 18 50 and she ran
first overall m 20 05 and
"I .old her she .vas ~apa- In the 22s"
was 20 seconds ahead of the ble of runmng In the 27s, so
Roundmg out North's top
second.place runner
what does she do? She broke five were Szymborsla, :seto, By Chuck Klonke
In 20 seconds on theIr first
"It's good to see her up 27 mInutes - and she had Wmterfield and MIkula
team In the league, regIonal
Sports Editor
two spltts and a handful was awl state meets "
there agam; Cooper saId of been runmng In the 32s all
The splIt In the double
Grosi?e Pomte
North's
even
closer
than
that,"
FIsher,
who
has
been season," Cooper said
North also had SIX medaldual left North WIth a ~-2 boys cross country
team
W!lson said "ThiS IS the ists In the JUnIor varSIty
plagued
by Illness
and
Others who Improved on record In the MAC Red
shook off the effects of a dls- first tIme we've been that
race, mciudIng Dave Secord,
appomtlng
meet earlIer m successful "
who
moved
mto
the
the week to take thrrd place
Stefan Cross was North's
Norsemen's top seven WIth a
at the YpSIlantI InVitatIonal
lead runner as he fimshed
second-place
fimsh
Secord
"We ran a very sohd race," 12th overall
By Chuck KJonke
each of the losses But we'll ULS moved the ball well at
IS roundmg mto shape after
saId
coach
Pat
Wilson
"We
Sports Editor
"That's the second tIme mlssmg the first part of the
be fine Now every game IS a tImes A costly fumble WIth
had a lot of season.best
SometImes
a good effort playoff game for us "
that he has broken 18 mm- seabon WIth tendImtIs m hIS
3 22 left 10 the game ended tImes"
Isn't qUIte enough
utes," WIlson SaId
The stretch dnve starts
knee
the KnIghts' final threat
WIlson said that he and
UmversIty
LIggett
The next five Norsemen
With a game Saturday at 1
Others earnIng JV medals
"We haven't
had many
Dan
Qumn
have
been
School's
football
team
also earned medals
They were John
p m at Cranbrook
Br"mer,
Alex
turnovers, but they tend to
stressmg
more consIstency
played well last weekend
were Rob Matouk (22nd),
Lutheran
North opened
Kapordelrs,
Kevm
come at the worst tImes,"
between
the
mIle
anlj
twobut the Knights lost 14 7 to the sconng
Enc Burton (24th), DaVId KWIatkowskI, PhIl Saffron
With a Irttle Sewell saId
mIle splits The coaches had Watson
Lutheran North In a Metro more than a mmute remam
(25th),
Andy
and Nate Loree
ULS got another fine perhoped to ~et the runners to Kapordehs (29th) and Matt
Conference game
mg In the first quarter on a formance from cornerbacks
Postmg personal
records
do the first mIle and the sec- Greer (33rd)
"Overall,
It wa" a good 20-yard
run
by
Mark
were
Matouk,
Burton,
Jonathon Wnght and Barre'
ond mIle wlthm 20 seconds
game,"
said coach Tracy DzsIeskowskl
"There was a 28-second
Mackie
Greer, Bremer, Loree and
of each other
Sewell "We Just came up a
gap between our second and freshmen Anthony CapIzzo,
On the first pia) from
"They've turned out to be
"We had 15 runners wIth- ,fth runners and a millute
httle bIt short
We made "cnmmage after the kickoff,
Drew Fayad and Jeff Kurtz
one of the best pair of corsome good plays but we ULS' Leython Wilhams went
between
first and fifth,"
"Bremer has had a PR III
ners In the league: Sewell
couldn't make the next bIg 75 yards for a touchdown
Wilson said
every race but one thu, "ea
bald "TheIr one on one covplay to get over the hump"
Matouk '5 runmng cross son," Wilson saId
and Kevlll Heaney kIcked erage has been incredIble"
The loss left ULS WIth a 3- the extra POint to put the
country for the first tIme
North's week started on a
CurtIs
Lowe
led the
3 overall record and 3-2 KnIghts ahead 7-6
thIS year after playmg foot- dlsappomtmg
note WIth a
KnIghts With 11 tackles and
mark In the Metro
The
ball
hIS three
prevIOUS 15-48
That's the wa) It "ta)ed
loss
to
StPrhng
Wilhams fimshed With 10
KnIghts have to Will their
years
untIl there \\as 115 left In
Heights and a 15-41 defeat
Wilhams ""as the leadIng
last three games agaInst
"He has really helped us a by
the first half ""hen the rusher WIth 113 yard;, In 13
Eisenhower
In
the
Cranbrook
Kmgswood,
lot," Wilson saId "He can Macomb Area Conference
Mustangs'
Tom Doerfhngcr
carnes
and MIke Benson
Anchor
Bay's
runmng
Cl arencevIlle
and Harper
make a dIfference III our Red DIVISIOn
hit Jason Hanlon WIth a 21- pIcked up 36 yards In beven
game was the difference as
Woods to be assured of a yard
sconng
stnke
attempt;,
the Tars blanked
Grosso
berth III the state playoffs
DoerflInger then pas;,ed to
"Joey Cobb dId a great Job
North
30-0 m a
"All th" games ""e've 10bt Lance \Veber for the two- of blocklllg on the sweep," Pomte
Macomb Area Conference
have been close," Sewell
POint conver<;lOn
Sewell said
"HIS blocks WhIte
DlvIswn
football
YOUTH
said "One or two ml;,takes
There \\as no ;,conng In allowed us to turn the corgame
have been the dIfference In the second half, although
ner"
LACROSSE COACH
Sports Editor
Scott Cooper didn't know
what would happen when
hIS Grosse POinte North
girls crm,s country team dISappeared mto the woods for
the <;PC'onn. ml1~ 0f the
YpsilantI
InvItatIOnal
last
weekend
But when they emerged,
he got a pleasant surpnse
"We weren't wmnmg
at
the mile when they went
mto the woods, but when I
saw them next, I could tell
that we were ahead," Cooper
SaId
The
Norsemen
mam.
tamed that lead and finIShed WIth 40 pomts to 48
for runner-up SalIne
A year ago, North was
thIrd In the meet as Salme
nosed out the Norsemen by
a pomt for the runner-up
r
North boys are third at Ypsi
Good effort not enough for ULS
Anchor Bay
runs past
Norsemen
South runner emerges from shadow
By Chuck Klonke
Sports Editor
Andv Vlsgpr ha~ L Illl'rged
from Pat Dant7rr'.., shdoo""
to becomp onp of the bnght
est <;pot<; In Gro<;<;p POinte
South'<; boy., cros" countr)
s('ason
"Andy 1<;haVIng a grt>at
<;ea~on: <;alrl coach Tom
WI<;p dft"r VI~gpr ~ t Ighth
placp fill! ,h hp]pC'd tlw Blup
Dpvil<; fill!~h .,pvrnth In ]n~t
werk'<; Saglnnv.
Hrnt.lgr
InVItatIOnal
'Hr wa<; qUIetly puttmg
together a b~eat track <;ea
~on In tlw Itlilp amI tllO mIle
In Pat <; ,-had ow, so I knew
that he Wd;, gOing to havp a
fine cro.,s country ~ea<;on
He has albo taken a great
Iraoershlp
role
on our
tcan1
hi" bteady Improvement as
South'.., No 2 runner v.hlle
freshmen Jacob Wernet and
Adam PZlUba moved Into
the third and fourth spot;, In
the Blue DeVIl'" hneup
n
Other<; who ran well for
South were Will Chu, Ryan
VI<;gl'r ha~ meda]C'd m ZUld('ma,
Brian
C',lch of tlw Blu£' Dpvil" mVI Gmnlbaugh
Mike LIang
tntlOnal 1111'(>1"- '-0 f1r thl<; 1nd
frr'lhman
Andrew
"p,hon ann With Dant7£'r''l
Davenport
graduation ha" bpPl1 South'..,
No 1 nmnl rail ,rar
Sean 0 Donnp]] Paudhn
Enc
BaCkman
contlnu( d
fim~hed fourth overallln
JunIOr \ ar'llty race
thl'
Jamar Jack'lon did most
of the damage against the
Norsemen, who shpped to 24 overall
Jackson ran for
178 yard~ and two touchdowns
Tom Ro\\ ley also ~cored a
palr of ru~hlllg touchdo""ns
a<;Anchor Bay finI<;hed With
401 yards on the ground
Anchor Bay IInproved to
2 2 10 the league and 3-3
overall
~()rth,
which I~ 1 4
10
the
M.\C' Whltp, hO'it<;Fra"er on
Fnday
game
m Its final dlvlswn
The Grosse Pomte lacros~e Assocl3tlon IS seekmg a boy s lacro~,e coach
for the spnng 2001 ~ca~on The'lca'lon beginS m March and I~ concluded In thc first wee"
m June at the MSLA Youth I acro~se h~ll\al at Cranhrook The Ideal candidate will have at lca~t pla)'ed
lacrosse In high ~chool and have some post high ~chool
cxpenence The IOdlvldual must enJov working \11th
middle ~chool boys There arc u~uall) 4 praLtlce, and
or gam~ each week The club"" III pa)- for attendance
at a coaLhe~ dmlc This is a pa~ ing po~ition. If Interc~ted plea~c contact Michael We~t at 311667-&227
or mall re'llme to
YOU
GPLA
PO Box 36043
Grosse Pointe, MI 48230
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Sports
October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News
South ties for MAC Red title
The Grosse Pointe Redbirds Hi-year-old team won its fourth MacombAmateur
Baseball Federation division championship In five seasons and also won its
third Battle Creek Mayor's Tournament title. In front, from left. are J.R. KIng,
Scotty Schart and Ryan Stewart. In the middle row. from left, are Fiore Man,one. Mike Hackett. David Hoffman, Kenny Hunter, Jayson Ruhlman and Matt
Middleton. In back. from left, are coach Don Giffin. Taylor Morawski, Richie Gi!ftn. Dennis Czuchaj, Ryan Meerschaert, coach Bob Meerschllert and manager
John Hackett.
Redbirds win another crown
The
Grosse
POinte
Redbirds l8-year-old
baseball team recently ended a
15ve-year run m the Macomb
~mateur
Baseball
federatIOn
With ItS fourth
league champlOnsrup
, All of the tItles have comE'
In the A DIVISIOn the
MABF's most competItive
I;n the five years, the teams
posted a 78-12 record
The
ltedblrds
also
advanced
to the champI'
onslup game of the presti!pOllS Battle Creek Mayor's
Tournament
and won the
event three bmes, mcludmg
trus season
, The team also competed
In two natIOnal
World
Senes
. Players who were on the
team for the enbre run were
Illhke Hackett, Chns Getz,
Matt
MIddleton,
Paul
BuscemI, Scott Schaft and
JR Kmg
Others who played on the
team were Ryan Stewart,
Kenny
Smith,
Ryan
Meerschaert,
Mike
Whateley,
Adam
Post,
Kenny Hunter, RIch GIffin,
Jayson
Ruhlman,
Taylor
Morawslr..1, DaVId Hoffmaii,
FlOre Mangone and Denms
CzuchaJ
Manager
John Hackett
thanked several people for
helpmg make the team as
successful as It was for the
last five years
"Tony BuscemI
helped
start tlus team With spvnsorship m the very begmnIng
as
the
BuscemI
Bulldogs,~ Hackett said
"We would also hke to
thank Dave Bergman and
the enbre RedbIrd organlzabon for theIr sponsorshIp
and support
Through tills
sponsorshIp and the leader-
ship of Dave Bergman, tlus
program has become known
II" one of t..he el!te programs
In the state at all age levels
With Bergman
and Dan
Gnesbaum as coaches With
other RedbIrds teams, the
orgaruzatlOn IS know for Its
"AL"lIellt LUddullg" btdff~ and
for bemg a first-class program
"Thllnkc ~l"o to ,,11 of th"
players who have made this
group so successful
and
enjoyable
the past
five
years Thanks also to the
parents who have been so
supportIve throughout these
seasons"
The coachmg
staff has
mcluded Thny BuscemI, Art
Getz, Bob Meerschaert, Joe
Kmg, Art Post, Bill Hackett,
Sean Bruce and Don GIffin
The batboy has been Johnny
Hackett
Rain blunts Blue Devils' attack
By Chuck Klonke
Sports Editor
Say all you want about a
wet field bemg equal for
both teams, but you'll have a
tough
tIme
convlficmg
Grosse Pomte South football
coach MIke McLeod that last
Fnday's ram didn't hurt the
Blue DeVIls more than It
hurt Warren-Mott
"I thmk the ram and the
f).eld condltlOns hurt us more
than It hurt them," McLeod
~dld after Mott's 9-0 victOry
In
the
Macomb
Area
Conference
Blue DIVISIOn
game
"Mott's weakness IS pass
defense and we weren't able
to throw the ball as much as
we'd have hked to because of
the weather We wanted to
start passmg earlIer"
South showed at the end
of the game that It could
move the ball m the all'
agamst the Marauders, who
lost 67-56 to Port Huron a
week ago
Quarterback TJ.m Kasebtz
completed
seven of nme
passes dunng one stretch as
th.e Blue De'vlls marched
from theIr 10-yard hne to
the Mott 32 before the dnve
&ailed With about 4 1/2 mlllutes left m the game
Kyle Haclas was on the
receJvmg end of five of those
pas~es,
wh.le
Brendan
Butler and Ben Jenzen also
had receptIOns
"Haclas played hl~ best
game," McLeod SaId "He
made some mce catches and
took some pretty good lIcks
He's domg a good Job since
we moved hIm out on the
edge"
South's defense turned In
another outstandmg
game
That umt couldn't be faulted
for eIther of Mott's scores
The Marauders'
touchdown was set up by Steve
Traub's fumble recovery at
the South four WIth Just
under
seven
mmutes
remammg m the first half
It took Matt four tnes to get
mto the end zone WIth quarterback
NIck
Thurman
sneakmg m from the one
Matt's extra pc>mt attempt
was WIde to the nght and It
stayed
6-0 until another
costly turnover led to a 26yard field goal by Joe Jones
on the first play of the fourth
quarter
RIchie Koch pIcked off the
pass and returned
It mne
yards to the South 23 On
first down, Thurman
hIt
Scott Schlaff for a 12-yard
gam, but the Marauder" got
only one yard on their next
c,u"" pidy::' ab FJ Janutol
and Taylor Morawski each
made key stops for httle or
no yardage
Because of the wet, slIp
pery conditions,
Thurman
dIdn't rIsk many handoffs
and he camed 31 tImes for
141 yards
Most of hIS
yardage
y, as
well-earned
agamst South's defense
"CUi tal..kle~ - tThom&s)
Krall, (RIchard) Brace and
(K'Juan)
Dalton - dId a
great Job of stoppmg theIr
fullback,"
McLeod
saId,
"Matt had to use three guys
to block our two mSlde peopIe"
Fullback Tom SaWicki had
a strong game for South,
althc>ugh
McLeod
didn't
reahze Just how good untIl
he watched the game films
"He wab m my doghouse
dunng the game because I
thought he was mlssmg the
block on theIr hnebacker,
who was makmg a lot of
tackles
on our
backs,"
McLeod saId
"But at'tPr watchmg the
films, I had to put Thmmy on
a pedestal
He dId a great
Job of plck.mg up the defensive tackle, who was the
first man through That was
Tom's best game vf blockmg
He dId a beautiful Job of
plckmg up someone else's
man One of the first thmgs
I dId after watchmg
the
films was to tell hIm how
well he played"
South continued
to get
strollg speCIal teams play
Cole Van Assche put hiS only
klc\..offmto the end zone and
~!att Reynaert did a good
Job of puntmg, despIte the
wpather And long snapper
A J Stanlbzewsk!
had a
f1awle"s performance WIth a
slippery ball
South, now 22m
the
MAC BlUl and 3-3 overall,
hosts I::a,t DetrOIt on Fnday
m the Blue DeVils' homecommg game
By ChUCk K Ionke
''There were 20 to 2,,5hIts on
Sports Editor
some of the po lOts
The record will show that
South also won at No 2
Grosse Pomte South and and No 4 doubles
Port Huron Northern
tied
The becond doubles team
tor the champlOnslup m last of Carolyn
Rohde
and
\\ eek's
Macomb
Area Emery Bnnk beat North's
Conference
Red DIVISlOP Molly Gayda!> and Andrea
gIrls tenms tournament
Hoslet 6-0, 6 3 10 the final
But III hlb heart, South match
('o"ch Mark SobJera!e!u IS
Tn
fourth
rlOllbles
clamllng a vIctory
,Ja~quehne Vandermale and
"I look at the head-to-head
Patti Harrell of South beat
and we beat Port Huron
PHN 5-7, 7-5, 62 m the
j~orthern
m two smgles
champIOnshIp match
flIghts and two doubles
South's VIcky SeIter posttllghts,"
:::lobleralskl said
ed an Imprebslve D-'!, D-":
"We didn't play them at No wm over PHN's Ann Grant,
3 doubles, but we've beaten
but lost III the final at No 1
them
every
time
we've smgles to St ClaIr's Brooke
played them ear bel' 10 the BeJel'
year"
The Blue DeVIls' No 1
South and PHN each fin- doubles
team
of McCall
Ished WIth 32 pOlnts, whIle Monte and Sunny Jeffenes
Grosse Pomte North was lost 6-1, 6-1 to PHN m the
tlurd WIth 24 St ClaIr had finals
19 pomts and Romeo finBrett Carroll lost her first
Ished WIth 13
match at No 2 smgles, but
The Blue DevIls won won the next two to fiPISh
champiOnships
m three
thIrd Stephame Royer was
flIghts
also thIrd at No 3 smgles,
South's Stepha me Manos
South's
No 3 doubles
beat a PHN player 6-4, 4-6, team of Dana SchweItzer
6-4 m the champiOnshIp
and
AleXIS Pavle
also
match at No 4 Singles
dropped Its first match and
"It was
a three-haUl
came back to wm the next
match,"
Sobleralskl
said
two
';:;UUll:'t ,U"IU
"diU
l'lorth
played Port Huron Northern'
m the final and won In
straIght sets ~
ThE' followmg day, SOuth
rolled to a 7-1 VIctOry over
Ann Arbor Huron
"We had two real ImpresSIve wms at first and second
Singles
from
VIcky
and
Brette,"
Sobleralski
saId
"We only lost seven games In
smgles"
Royer and Manos
also
won their smgles matches,
wlule the teams of Monte
and JefferieS,
Rohde and
Bnnk and Vandermale
and
Harrell were also victonous
ULS hooters have a good week
By Chuck Klonke
back Ottaway sent a pass to
Sports Editor
Todd Callahan,
who oneLast week wasn't a perfect bmed the ball mto the net
week for Umverslty LIggett from about 20 yards out
School's soccer team - but
At that pomt It began
It was close
rammg and the field turned
"It nas pLuLd.LI,y UUl Ueb.L bhppery
That led to the
week of the season," saId Roughnders'
second
goal
coach David Backhurst after when ULS goalkeeper
Joe
the
Kmgh'ts
beat KIsh slIpped while tl')'1ng t.o
Blrmmgham Roeper 5-3 m a make a save
nonleague contest
FIVe mmutes later, ULS
The wm over Roeper was answered
agaIn
Todd
the second of the week for Damren made It 5-2 after
ULS, whIch beat Lutheran
takmg a crossing pass from
Northwest 8-1 10 a Metro Tun Hamel Roeper scored
Conference game, then lost Its final goal WIth about two
4-3 to unbeaten
Lutheran
mmutes left m the game .
North, wluch IS the stat~'s
"We played outstanding
top-ranked team m DIVISion team defense,"
Backhurst
III
saId
"We haven't
played
Backhurst admItted some that well before Everybody
concern before the Roeper on the defense was covenng
game
up for each other"
"It came the day after our
Callahan
scored
three
game WIth Lutheran North,"
goals and collected three
he saId "The last time we aSSIsts In the romp over
played two quahty
oppo- Lutheran Northwest
nents
back-to-back,
we
He opened the sconng
played
a terrIble
game after takmg a crossmg pass
agamst
Elk RapIds after
from Hamel about 15 mInbeatmg
Grosse
Pomte
utes mto the first half A
South I feared the worst ~
mmute later, he knocked III
But
Backhurst's
fears
hIS own rebound
were unfounded
Freshman Spencer Logan
8tlx mInutes
mto
the made It 3-0 WIth about a
garfIe, Chns MacGnff sent a mmute
remammg
m the
pass to Ted Ottaway, who first half and Callahan set
opened the sconng for the up MacGnff WIth five secKmghts
With 16 mmutes
onds left m the half to gIve
left
m the
first
half, ULS a 4-0 advantage
MacGnff scored off a corner
The Kmghts dIdn't score
kIck and WIth 28 seconds
agam until there were 12
remammg
m the
half, mmutes left m the second
MacGnff scored hIS second half Tlus bme, Hamel congoal of the game to g1Ve ULS verted
a
pass
from
a 3-0 lead at the break
Callahan
Roeper scored seven mmAfter
the
Crusaders
utes mto the second half, scored theIr only goal, ULS
but aqaut five mmutes later came back WIth three more
the ~Ights
got that goal from Logan, MacGnff and
Callahan
"Their goalIe was firstteam all-Metro last year but
we were able to cash m on
our
opportumbes,"
Backhurst saId
The Lutheran North game
dIdn't
start
well for the
KnIghts
The
Mustangs
scored tWIce 111 the first 20
mmutes
and outshot
ULS
17 -3 m the first half
"They were all over us,"
Backhurst
said
"ThIngs
looked pretty bleak, but m
the second half we really
picked It up
"We couldn't get the ball
to our forwards m the first
half but we dId a much better Job of domg that m the
second half"
'l\vo mmutes mto the second
half,
Hamel
was
brought down III the penalty
area and ULS was awarded
a penalty luck that Callahan
converted
North scored 16 mmutes
mto the second half to take a
3-1 lead, but WIth 14 mmutes
left In the
game,
Callahan
took a free lack
that
bounced
around
III
front
of the
net
until
Ottaway kIcked It m
A mInute
later,
the
Mustangs scored on a breakaway while ULS was pressmg for the tYing goal_ With
three mmutes left, Damren
scored
on a shot
that
bounced off a North player
"We kept pressIng
and
had some chances m the last
three mmutes,"
Backhurst
SaId "Even though we lost, I
was pleased WIth our performance We fought hard nght
to the last second"
Barons
From page 2C
Freshmen
There were many fine performances
m
the
Red
Barons freshman team's 27.
7 victory over Huntmgton
Woods
but
coach
Tony
Clmmarusb
chose to smgle
out a normally
forgotten
group for praise
"Our second team offensive hne was speCIal today,"
SaId Clmmarustl,
whose
t('am IS 4-0 ''They really
opened up holes I am proud
of what they dId"
Fightin' Irish drop heartbreaker to De La Salle
By Bob St. John
Staff wnler
The oeecmg for No 3 doubles was dllclded by a com
fl!p because North, South
and PHN eacp l:!ad 3 1
records In dl\ ISIOn play
PHN, whIch was probably
the weakebt of the three
teams, got thE; No 1 seed
and had an easy first-round
match
while
North
and
South had to play p~rh other
to gam a bpot m the finals
"We had to play Nonh
(Katie Dl.MagglO dnd Sarah
Kurtz) In the first round and
we lost
a three-setter,"
chances to ~core, mcludmg
lost 1b6 174 to Orchard
Parent saId
havmg the ball at the PIlots' Lake 8t Mary la~t week
SenIOr Dave Kuntz took
The Notre Dame football
one-yard hne m the ,econd
"NClthpr t"am shot very fir'lt
place
among
the
team faIled Its first big exam quarter, but turnovrr, kIlled well, but tlll'y wpre better
Flghtm' Insh performers on
last weekend, losmg 7 0 to the dnve"
than we were v. hen It count.
0001' exerrlse,
stili rmgs,
arch nval Warren De La
Belcrest''l defense played
ed thr 1!I0~t" head coach vault and hIgh bar
Salle
well, glvmg up only one Doug Ander'lon ,aId
Semor
Johnny
CollInS
Heact coach Ed Belcrest
touchdown dunng thp game,
took fir"t on pommel horse,
said
the FlghUn'
Insh's
whIch was played In the dn
Gymnastics
whIle 'lenlOr Loul~ Kendnck
games agamst De La flalle, VIng ram and wmd g-u"!.'l of
al"o took first on vault and
Dearborn Dlvme 0hIld and up to 4'i mile, per hour
Thp Notn DdlllP gymna'l.
parallel bars
DetrOIt St Mllrtm dePorres
The Notre Damp football
tlr~ team "pht a rlouhlr dual
Other In"h contnbutor'>
were cntlcal to the team''l
team fell to 4 2 overall
mret la'lt '" ( k !Jpatmg were "emor Jason Calabro,
chances at makmg Il~ tirstBnghton 1417132
1nrl lo'l JunIOr Shane C'hetcuh and
ever state playoff appearGolf
mg 144.'i 141 7 to Hartland
",Jphomore'l
Kevlll Rodd"
ance
"Altog£>ther, It wa" a great
and Damon Kendnck
.
The host Insh had their
Notre Damp s golf team
evenmg:
head roath Ken
Included m the umt were
Mltch Vermet, Alex Avouns,
Sean
McGUIre,
BrIan
Cleary, Paul Kappaz and
Scott Boynton
"They moved the other
team
off the
Ime and
allowed our backs to hIt the
holes," Clmmarusti Sald
The big holes allowed the
Barons' runnmg
backs to
have Dig games
Bobby Peltz scored the
first two touchdowns
on
runs of seven and three
yards Charles Getz scored
the final two touchdowns on
a 20-yard run and a 12 yard
pas'>
from
quarterback
PatrIck Kennedy
Kennedy
and Alex KoskI also had
strong game'> runnlfig the
ball
Kennedy
had hIS best
g&me of th" year as he completed five of SIXpa'lse'l
The defense played anothlr 'ltrong game Clmmaru'ltl
'lmgled out the play of ends
Charh£> West,
Ben Fry,
,JJmmy Guest
and bcott
Kudlahs,
Ilfipbackers
Anthony
Rlashl,
Spencer
Ray, Brandon O'Agnrsp and
Mlchapl Gerlach and defen
slve tackles
Matt Starrs
Mlrkey
Gentry,
JamIC
J
Gentry,
Cody MIller
Cooper Hartman
and
Varsity
The score of the Red
Baron~ varsity's 30-6 loss to
Huntmgton
Woods doesn't
mdlcate
how
hard
the
team's defense played
~The defense played well,~
saId coach Brett
Kunly,
whose team IS 2-2 "They
were a very good team WIth
supenor team speed That IS
the best team we've played,
by far"
Kunly had speCial praIse
for d('fen~lve
bark Mark
Schott and Danny Walsh,
defenSive
linemen
Damel
Karam and JC'!'n Stemmger
and
lInebacker
Paul
Bro;,nan
"Stemmger had a ternfic
week of practlre and contmues to play relentlessly
on
the football field:
Kurdy
'laId "Walsh IS only 110
pound~, but hp hIt!> harder
than any 170 pound player
out then" and Bro"nan has
Ix>en r('lentle~'l welk 10 and
wpek out"
Thp Barons' only 'lcore
came on a 28 yard pas~ from
Matt Koppmger to Jonathan
Ross
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Thursday, October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News I The Connection
Classlfleds
(313)88.2.6900 ext. 3
:
313-882-6900 ext 3
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HOl.!les Wonted lIo Rent
709
710
711
712
713
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715
716
717
718
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720
721
722
723
Townhouses/Coodo, For Renl
Townhou'e,/Condo,
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Garages/M n Storage for Renl
Garages/M
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Indo," ol/Wo'ehoo>e Rental
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724
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Homes
For Rent
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For Rent
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726
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Wolerfro", Rental
HOMES FOR SALE
'See 0\,.' Mogoz roe SectlOo"'l 'rC>..lrHom!
tor a~ Ckm!led Real Esiole ods
PfOpt:'r
Rooms
for Rent
Va,a~ on Ren~1
flo' do
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of State
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Nor,"ern M ch on
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LAND FOil SAlE
802
806
807
809
811
Commercial Property
Flonda Property
In'leslment
Property
Walerf-.-cnllots
lol> Fe< Sole
70 I APTSjFLATS/Dllll(X
DETROIT /WAYNE (OllNTY
702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX
S.CS/MA(OMI
(OUNTY
~
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bedroom condo near 389 Neff/ Jelfer"::m- up- CARRIAGE
house, GROSSE POinte Park SOMERSETspacIous EAST English V"ldg ..
St
John
Hospital
per, 5 room, 2 bedGrosse POinte Farms,
1137 Maryland Lower
3
bedroom
upper,
area
SpacIous
1
bed
GROSSE
POinte
CoverEid
parking
rooms, pnvate base2
bedroom,
newly
flat 2 bedroofT'
1
hardwood floors new.
room upper With fireWoods, 2650 Vernier
$625/
month
ment, garage appllpainted, neWly carpetbathroom New applier kitchen separate
place Appliances &
Circle 3 bedroom up
(248)683-0018
ances Air carpeting
ed stove refrigerator,
ances
"dlill
wood
oasement With \\rasher
garage With opener
dates
garage
Window
treatments
dishwasher,
heated
floors, garage Nlcel
bedroom studiO apart& dryer
No pets
$5801
month
Also
$1195
(810)499
(313)884-1375
alter
garage utilities Includ$800 No smOking, no
ment In deSirable 10
$850/ month plus utilavailable Mo'oss
&
4444
4pm
ed no pets $1 200
pets Stephan, 313
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cation, no smoklngl
Ities (313)822-3009
Kelly area 2 bedroom
(313)885-2722
587-1185
GROSSE
POinte
pets,
$4501 month 811 NeTl 5 room upper
"OW I'fiJC" LONGER
lower
Appliances
TROMBlEYsmall
1
(313)8243228
Woods
3 bedroom
CAN YOU LIVE
fenced
yard,
garage
screened porch, near CARRIAGE
bedroorn Utilities Inhouse- GROSSE Po nte Park
$1 2001
negotiable
WITHOUT WATER
$5801
month
Call
Vllfage
and
tennis
bedroom upper In Vileluded
$700
No
small, cozy 1 bedMaryland 2 bedroom
rent to buy Als0 1
(248)588-5796
courts
Includes
applilage, 606 St Clair,
pets (313)822-4709
room
liVing room
upper
Appliances
HARBOR CLUB
bedroom
$450
ances
water
heat
$700 (313)885-4725
$5001
month
basement storage off
1.941 Whittier- StudiO
(586)773-2035
SOUTH
TWO bedroom
upper
No pets $9001 month
(313)884-3784
street
parking
No
heat
Included,
$315
bedroomWindmill
Apartments & Yachl Ilarbor
flat LIVing room large
(313)882-0340
GROSSE
POinte
smoking
No pets
has
plus
security
POinte area 1 person
kitchen, sun porch,
CLEAN upper 2 bed1& 2 5edroom
Woods- 3 bedroom
$700
(313)824-1342
(313\417-0179
after
spacIous
3rd
floor 838 Neff near Village 2
dec~
Stvv~
ferfl~eralaKelronf dpartments
room flat hardwood
brick colonial Family
6pm
apartment Large I,v,
bedroom upper AppllRight 011 Lake St (Jaa'
tor, washer and dryer
floors Garage $645 GROSSE POinte, south
room, finished baseEnJOY
IngJ dining room With
ances
available
Included
Heat and lARGE 2 bedroom 'ow
of Jefferson,
Nice
New t.uro-Style
plus
utlll'les
ment garage, washerl
air conditioning Utillt(313)882-2079
water Included
Off
er flat Available Im~Hchens
qUiet hardwood floor
(734)498-2183
dryer,
central
air,
les Included
$6501 --------Prwale Yacht Harbor
street parking
Very
mediately
$550/
Units
Laundry,
no
fenced yard $1 395
-fREE HEAT & WATtR'
month (313)823-0627 848
Beaconsfield,
2
clean
$6801
per
month
(313)885CLEAN
upper
near
Cotpets
lease
$565
-Enormous
Wood
--------bedroom lower In a
(248)681-8868
3410
month month and a
Decks &: pallos
tage Hospital, private
(313)215-7613
1041 Beaconsfield,
2
non- smoking buildPool &: FItness
nalt secunty depOSit NOTTINGHAM,
GROSSE
POinte
entrance
$675
In.
oeoroom upper, $650/
Ing Available Immedl3619
Facility
(313)331-5734
Woods
Updated 3
cludes heat Plus de- HARCOURT-Pnvate
-Waler fronl
month,
no
pets
ately Includes kitchen
near
Mack
SpaCIous
driveway New carpet
Clubhouse
bedroom bnck colo
POSit
No
dogs
(313)823-4071
appliances,
$6501
lower
3 bedrooms
1
bedroom
fr1endl) .lloatTowo.
air, appliances patio UPPER
(313)882-8799
mal New appliances
carpeted,
alarm
1112 Lakepornte upper
month
No
pets,
Atmosphere
1332
Beaconsfield
$850/
month
P0
family
room,
25
$500 (313)882-2544
2 bedroom flat, appli(313)822-1235
Immediate Availability
$650/
month
heat
Box 36184
Grosse
COMPLETELY updated
baths, basement,
2
Included
No pets REMODELED
ances, $7501 month -8-79-B-e-a-c-o-ns-f-le-ld---c-l-ea-n
POinte Branch 18640
2 bed2
bedroom
lower,
car $2,0001 monjh D
(586)791-1441
Newly
decorated
(313)886- 7098
2
bedroom
upper
Mack Grosse POinte,
room upper Walk. In
Beaconsfield, applian&
H
ProDPr!,pc:
lbo, 1~t.lbdJr";
{31 3)822 e644
UI
MI, .. 8236-9998
Closets
:ii5BO
.m !>tItmtI1mtlt
ces, garage parking,
,;<:16 6ec1consfielo, upNewly remodeled, ap(248)737-4002
(248)672-8118
(586)755-4301,
$750/
month
per, 1- 2 bedrooms
pliances
No
pets
HARPER
Woods,
HARPER Woods- cute 2
(586)344-4282 cell
(313)881-8775
l
$595 313-824-9174
$700 (313)331-3559
bedroom
apartment VERY c1ean 2 bed10S HOUSES FOR RENT
bedroom,
garage
rooms,
hardwoods
SPACIOUS
1
bedroom
1300 Maryland In the 886 Nottlnoham 3 bed- DUPLEX.
upper unit..
on K rgsv !Ie
New
POINHS/HARPER
WOOOS
washer,
refngerator
fireplace, dishwasher
upper apartment With
Park
Soaclous
2
room
~pper
FlreGrosse Pomte Park 2
kitchen $5351 month
stove $850/ month
washer/ dryer Must
liVing room
dining
bedroom
apartment,
place, basement atbedrooms, 2 baths,
(313)884-0501
Section 8 accepted
1221
Falrholme
In
the
seel 1136 Beaconsroom kitchen With apnewer
appliances,
tiC, porch, garage Ap(586)7094331
liVing
room,
den, KINGSVILLEnlcP
field (313)350-5563
heart
of
Grosse
pliances walk out sun
laundry faCility, lighted
pliances, water Includ.
kitchen With nook, all
clean Single bedroom
POinte Woods, prime LE.6.SE- 895 Harcourtdeck, large walk In
parking, ample stored (313)824-4258
VILLAGE.
Nice
2
bedappliances
attacred
apartment
Convenlocation corner lot 4
upper unit Gorgeous
age
Includes
heat
closets
Includes
room upper Novemgarage, 1660 sq It
lent shopping, hospi
bedrooms,
2
112
2 bedroom With full
shared use of baseand
water
$650 954
Beaconsfield,
3
ber 1st 1 year lease
(586)739-9162, Montal, restaurant Many
baths Formal dining
wall closet,
FlOrida
ment! garage $475/
Open house Sunday,
bedroom lower unit
$825 (313)881-4306
day.
Friday,
9am.
updates $650/ month
room, large kitchen
room, huge kitchen,
1- Jpm or by appoint1,200 square feet, all
month Ineludes heat &
701 ArTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
5pm
313.215.1766
With eating area T V
natural fireplace sepment (248)543-4566
appliances new bathwater No pets ExcelDETROIT/WAYNE
(OUNTY
room
recreation
arate basement cen.
lent area (586)775.
1367 Beaconsfield,
2
room Off. street park- EXECUTIVE rental, by LAKEPOINTE. clean & 1 bedroom, $575 2 bedroom
natural
fire7164
tral air garage Beaubedroom lower, up'ng
$8201 rronth
the month Touraine
spacIous 3 bedroom
place finished basetiful home With nice
dated
kitchen
and
(313)345-0532
In the Farms Just
lower,
new carpet,
room $775 3 bed- UPPER
2
bedroom
ment, central air ADT
landscaping, new Winbnng your SUitcase,
freshly painted appllroom
townhouses
Nice area- 3666 Devbath No petsl smok- ABSOLUTELY fabulous
Secunty System
2
dows for high efflclen
$1 750/ month all Inances
laundry
&
~875 All newly decoonshire Water includ'ng Available Immed,lower 355 St Cfalr
car attdched garage
cy
Excellent
price,
elusive
(313)220parking
$700
rated
Many extras
ed $585 (586)296ately
$7501
month
$900 All appliances
fenced yard, $22001
$1,175( month
Ca"
4905, (313)885-8843
(313)881-4893
Ready to move Inl
9420
(313)886-1864
attached
garage
month Also available
Jim Saros for private
Call for appointment
1378 Somerset, nice Iv
Available
November FABULOUS newly re- lOCATION I LocatlOni
702 APTS/FUTS/DUPLEX
furnished
(586)792.
(313)964 2560
viewing
Jim Saros
decorated, 3 bedroom
1st (313)885-5725
S.CS/MA(OMI
(OUNTY
3990
Locatlonl 2 bedroom --------modeled 2 bedroom
Real Estate Compaupper.
Retlnlshed 2 bedroom apartment on
lower Fireplace ap- AFFORDABLE
townlower near Village
ny, (313)886 9030
bedroom
condo 2032 Vernier
2 bedhardwood floors new
Mack Ave,
across
Gourmet kitchen bath
pl11lnCeS, 011- street
house liVing In Grosse
Ground
floor
applianroom, appliances m. PARK. 3 bedro-:>m, 2
from Grosse POinte
With JacuzzI and stall
parking
$895
POinte Woods 2 bedkitchen updated bath
$4501
month
ces
carport,
basecluded 1 car garage,
bath
bungalow
on
shower, sunken den,
(313)885-8843
rooms, 1 bath Private
all appliances Includ(313)8853410
ment Harper/ Mason$895 2017 Vernier, 3
Maryland
$9751
ed, off street parking
_
prlvale patiO, hard1380 Lakepolnle- 2 bederWa1ces, appliances
IC area
(313)884bedroom, appliances
monlh 313-822-6366
wood floors, washer/
$650 (313)304-6686
2 bedroom duplex, East
7186
room lower, bungarncluded, central air,
Included,
section 8
dryer Furnished! unROSL YN Road Grosse
State
Falrl Gratiot
low Central air, hardcable ready No pets
welcome
$925
Harcourt,
2
Section 8 accepted 11 1/2 Mile/ Jefferson, 1
furnished
(313)886- LUXURY
POinte Woods, 2 bedwood floors, freshly
Starting
at
$7501
(586)412-5930
bedroom, heat! water
112
bath
duplex,
cen$725
each
(313)5759497
room bungalow Apphpainted
Breakfast
month (248)848.1150
tral air, new carpeting
9628
Ineluded
Section 8 -3-b-ed-ro-o-m-h-o-u-se-m-th-eances
new carpet,
sunroom,
updated AMAZING!!!
Clean 2 FARMS, Ridge Road
all apphances Large
welcome
(313)885Park Newly decoratgarage no pets se.
kitchen
enclosed
family room, private 2 bedroom upper flat, _o_8_7_7______
Long
t"rm
tenant
deed,
new
kitchen,
bathfront porch All appllbedroom lower Appll'
cunty reqUired $8501
basement
Available
sired for sunny 2 bedeast Side of DetrOit 9/ Greater Mack, large 1
room, central air, off
ances Garage Excel.
ances, cable ready,
month Available NoDecemberl
January,
room
upper
Charm$4501 month Avallabedroom apartments
street parkmg $9251
lent
condition
No
cat fnendly Available
vember 1st (586)770$1,250
(313)822
Ing With n"tural fireble
Immediately
Heat hot water Inmonth (313)885-8843
pets $735 (313)885-.
November
1 Mary0005
4161
place/
air
$9751
In(313)885-3410
eluded
$600
(313)660-0101
9468
land
Starting $675
SPACIOUS
3 bedroom
cludes water, lawn -M-A-R-Y-L-A-N-D-,
-r-e-fu-r-b-Is-h-------(313)885-8384,
2 bedroom upper Deco(248)887 6251
-3-b-e-d-roo-m--2-b-a-th-b-u-n colOnial Carpet appll
14933 Hamplon, Grosse
http Ilhome att.neV
service, garage parked 1st floor, 2 bedrated Securel qUiet A.1 location, 10 1/2 &
POinte Park Sunny 1
-bellaproplindex htm
galow, walk- In c1osances
dishwasher
Ing Non-smoking no
room New carpat, ap$400 plus secunty deJefferson 1 bedroom
bedroom,
completely
ets,
new
kitchen,
sunny breakfast room
pets Available Immepl,ances
pnvate
POSIt (313)506-3003
appliances Heat! warenovated With hard- AVAILABLE Immediatefamily room Ilvlrg &
$900 1 1/2 security
dldtely
(313)640basement
laundry
(313)882-4469
ter Included No pets
wood
floors
new
dining room $1,5001
(313)886-1924
Iy 569 Neff BeautIful
1857
garage Available 1m20910
Moross
St
$5701
month
kitchen & dishwasher
2 bedroom upper flat, --------mediately $700 Se
month (313)570-4092 WATERFRONT
house
Johns
area
$6751
(586)757.6309
Heat Included $550
open floor plan up- FURNISHED.
short
CUrily
references
on Lake St Clair 3
(313)331-7554
month Utllltll:'S not In- BORDER
of Grosse 4520 Farmbrook 2 beddated kitchen
bathterm- 802 NeH In(313)886-8058
room bungalow, all
bedroom boat hOist
room,
profeSSionally
cludes all furnishings
eluded no pets non.
POlntel
St
Clair
2 bedroom Lakepornte
appliances 2 1/2 car
90 frontage $1 500
decorated
v.asherl
T
V
garage
AC
3
NEFF
Lane
Apartmentsmoking
First
last
Shores
1,000
sq
ft
upper air, hardwood,
garage
wood deck
month (313)881 0905
dryer Perfect Village
month
minimum
2 bedroom 1 bath
months rent plus $300
apartment Call for de
no pets, appliances,
$9001
month ~
location
$1 350
$1 6001 month plus
central air elose to
:,ecunty
Call after
tails (313)282-5776
$675
References
(248)348 3975
~
month (313)8853553
utilities
(313)510Village carport baselOam (313)839-4935
JEFFERSON/ MasoniC
(313)881-3149
AVAILABLE Immediate8835
ment lease no pets
FABULOUS
renovated
2
bedrooms
1
1/2
Large 1 bedroom In2 bedroom lower excel-------$725/
month
farm house 2 bedbaths
appliances
Iy Maryland & St FURNISHEDI unfurnlshcludes heat, water
lent condition central
Paul corner view 1
ed- 757 Harcourt 2
(313)882-99/2
rooms 856 St Clair
basement With family
Non smoking $550/
air new carpeV pamt,
Available end of Octoroom 2 car garage
bedroom
upper
In.
bedroom lower sun NEFF Road duplex 2 8 Mile & Kelly Charmcarport, garage large
month (586)293 6016
ber
$9501
month
alarm
back
yard
eludes heat, water &
room Short term In
bedrooms
hVlng
storage,
$750
Ing clean 1 bedroom KELLYI
Stephens
(313)331 2476
$880 first last secur
kitchen
appliances
c1udes all furnishings,
room
dining room
(313)881-2806
$475'
month
Large clean 1 bed$650/
month
TV air garage, basekitchen
basement
Ity (313)618-7038
(313)8847404
room 1st tloor non GROSSE POinte Park
2 bedroom upper flat
(313)824-4100
ment storage
Fur.
central air appltan
1001 Cadieux 1900 5293 Galeshead appll
s"loklng
$530
With appliances, fireJefferson
(586)2936016
nlshed $1600 unfur
ces securlly system ALTERJ
sq ft 3 bedrooms 25
ances Inrluded walr<place,
garage
No BEACONSFIELD,
POinte Manor apart
_
Grosse POinte Park
nlshed
$975
plus
$850 (313)4079306
baths
family room
mg distance to St
pets
$725/
month
ments Stud os $350 ST Clair S'1ores 2 bed
Lower 2 bedrooms
utilities
(313)319- NEFF. 2 bedroom lown
office apphances 1mJohn s Hospital <.ec
plus
secunty
1 bedrooms $400 All
room on Avalon small
8050
mediate
occupancy
ton 8 welco'Tle $725
(313)8241439
No smoking! no pets
house
Clean
new
utilities
Included
With washerl dryer
$16001
month plus
(586)4125930
heat
Included
off -G-P-,O-S-S-E-D-o-n-'~-~-2-b~-ndrrtrpetlng fresh paInt
(313)331 6971
$725 plus secunty
2 bedroom, dishwasher
security
(5 t 7)927
(586)7739108
street parking
com
room upper carpeted
Central air garage ----------stove
refngerator,
7
Mile'
Mack 3 & 4 bed
7906
BIG, clean 1 bedroom
laundry
appliances
stove & refngerator
$820 3135749561
central air
washer
room
bnck
Newly
upper
flat
on
UnlverSI
UPPER
1
bedroom
con
hardwood
1100rs
892
Rivard
$8Cl51
d')ier
storage
cardecorated
Ren! Witt'
Pomte
Iy $4501 plus secunty
do Lakeshore Village GROSSE
$6001
month
OUTSTANDING furnishport
Heat Included
option to bu\' $6501
Schools 3 bedrooms
monlh plus security
(313)4384238
Clean & cute air con
(313)886 4820
ed 2 bed room 1J0per
$800 (313)882 7897
month (3 T 3)640 1850
2 baths updated ap
dltlonlng
$625
Heat
Included
fireplace large kltcf)
(586)774 7553
pilances
$1 190
(313)8399717
en cable televl~lons CADIEUX! Harper area
2 bedroom,
hardwood BEACONSFIELD, neWly
CADIEux.OidTown
modern renovated 1
(586)7751055
decorated 5 room low
garage
(313)886
floors washer dryer
Fairmount
2
bed
bedroom
apartment
er appliances
hard- GROSSE POinte City
1924
CLASSIFIEDS
the
cable modem 400 carooms basement ga
GROSSE POinte Woods
wood $665 heat In
R,vardl Jefferson
2
Stove
refrigerator
PLACE
to
be'
ble channels
$7301
rage
$6S0
$725
3 bedroom
2 bath
heat! waler Included
cluded
(313)343
bedroom large I vlrg PENTHOUSE on Bea
montn (248)249 6592
Crpd t chec~
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fenced $900 Immedl
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21235 Kingsville 1 bedWith eating
space
en appl ances hard
(':.86)7260004
(248)6133079
SIX
Washerl dryerl waterl
wood laundry Park
room
$5251
month BEACONSFIELD.
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CADIEUX! Mack 1 and
room upper Washerl
piuS 1Jllilies Available
heal Included $8001
Inq $7001 heat Includ
QUiet area 2 bedGROSSE
POINTE2
bedroom
Includes
drver
garage
hard
month Immediate oc
ed Available Decem
now
With approved
rOOI1'S Immedlatp orWOODS
'eat!
water
Credit
wood floors Ask for
cupancy
(313)886
ber 1st Secur ty & ref
credit (313\4179872
cupancy $395 C & T
HOLLYWOOD
check
$385
$550
Tom (586)558 6505
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(313)886
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dining room kitchen BEACONSFIElDI
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bungalow central air
sunroom
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ferson
SpacIOus 2
bedroom
fireplace SOMERSET: -- Grosse
NOnINGHA~
Mack
2
bedroom
lower
newly decorated
garaqe Handicap ac
bedroom
available
Hardwood floors ga
COl I updated 3 iJ.,d
POln'E' Park 3 bed
$650 plus utilities InGaraqe $1 200
cesslble
$1 200 Ap
Gr~ IbmtQ f\JQWS
excellent
condition
rage parking
$850
room ne'lr
sr~ ools
room uppPr Appllan
cludes garage water
Lease security depoSl1
pilances
Included
recently
updated
plus
utilities
dnd
tlansprrtatlon
CO:\N;(W>N
c es ce nira, a,r $800
Idundry
faCilities
References No pets
(313)882 2772
(248)882 5700
$:'00 C & T (24R)440
(313)4991694
(313)8822667
(248)5592616
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Classlfieds
(313)882-6900 ext. 3
706 HOUSES FOR RENT
DETROIT /WAYNE (OUNTY
101 HOUSES FOR RENT/
S.U/MA(OMI
(OUNTY
101 HOUSlS FOR RlNT /
S.U/MACOMI
(OUNTY
114 LIVING QUUTERS
TO'SHARE
1160FFICE/(OMMER(IAL
FOR RENT
L.IVE on the water 15 NEWLY
renovated
3 TWO
bedroom
bnck
minutes to dONntown
bedroom, 1 112 bath
ranch Near lake New
or St John 4 bed
:, ~~~I~"".updo.tod batr
rooms Desirable loca10 Mile near Nautical
room
redecorated
tion l1ew paint new
Mile
Many updates
Flonda room, finished
floors Boatwell availInclude n6W kitchen,
basement 2 car air
able $1,1001 rl'onth
bath
celhngs, winyard
Non smoklngl
Mu~t have references
dows patio etc 2 car
pets Available Imme(313)823-1437
garage Great 1 acre
dlately
$990
fenced yard
1 112
(313)6470739
101 HOUSES FOR lENT /
months secUrity, referS.CS/MA«()MI
COUNTY
709 TOWNHOUSfS/
ences no pets non
(ON DOS FOR If NT
smoking
$9951
23234 Doremus, reno
month AVailable No- 12 Milel Jefferson con
vated
2
bedroom
vember 1st (586)268do 2 bedrooms 1 5
ranch, $1 050 Credit
0484
baths, garage base
check
required
ment
appliances
(586}776- 7792
SPACIOUS ranch ga$750 (586)294 0247
rage air, neWly deco
,
3 bedroom bnck ranch,
rated fireplace $895 FURNISHED
or unfur.
St
Clair
Shores
(586)206-6145
after
nlshed 2 bedroom 2
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(586)773 0946 work
Home
evenlngsl
weekends
(586)774670b
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ST Clair Shores 22510
Kramer
(10/ JeHerson)
r'1'?an 2 bed
room ranch, appliances, attached garage
$8251
month
(313)824-5450
3 bedrooms, 2 car garage, all apphances
Monthly
or
yearly
$1150 (313)3204:336
ST. Cia i Shores. 22973
Carolina
(91 Mack)
BEAUTIFUL. 2 bedroom
Three bedroom bnck
Between 8 & 9 &
ranch,
basement,
Mack
&
Jefferson
$9001 monthly plus
$775 (248)559-2982
security
(313)8864540
CL.EAN Cape Cod 3
bedroom 2 full baths, ST. Clair Shores 3 bedroom
canal
front
basement
attached
home, no smoking or
garage,
new driveP..,\.:J,
$"1 650
tJ'C
WdY $9951 momn
month (586)778-0109
(586)773- 7755
EASTPOINTE
3 bedroom ranch 1 bath, all
appliances
$9801
month (586)777-8728
ST. Clair Shores, 4 bedroom colOnial, dining
room
1 1/2 baths
basement, 3 plus car
garage
586-242-1770
116 OfFICE/(OMMERCIlL
FOR RENT
123 VA<A TlON RENtALS
NORTHEIN MI(HIGAN
LOOKING for female
Grosse Pointe
SUITABLE for retail or
non. smoker to share
Woods
office
bUilding for
Lakes~o"e
V ~lag€ Orr,cs space lor lease
lease, Kercreval on
condo Must have ver
Whole sUite and
the Hili With on site
Iflaole
employment
IndiVidual offices
parktng
313886
references
dog Starting at $3751 month
6010
friendly $3501 month
tncludes utilities
sharE'
utilities Lucido & ASSOCiates
721 VACATION RENTALS
(313)882-8566
FLORIDA •
(313)882-1010
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BEACH
FRONT
condo
GROSSE
Po
nte
NEED A ROOMMATE?
Marco Island 2 bed
Woods
Mack Ave
All Ages Occupations
between 7 & 8 Mile
room
breathtaKing
Tastes Backgrounds
Prime location 1 200
views
weekly
or
and lifestyles
square feet (31J)884"Our 20th Year"
monthly
269-5617180
Home-Mate SpeCialists
2572
(248)644-6845
HARPER Woods Harp
erl vernier near I 94 PORT Charlotte private
PRIVATE
Idrge liVing
SUite of offices 1 600
home 21 2 Pool ga
quarters
separate
sq It Very large nice
rage Available week
h~th
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Iyl monthly (586)773
bath condo for rent
braryl
d;n
Share
trance
kl'chenelle
3337
Lake view
laundry
kitchen & laundryl util
area
Priced
right
Mr
storage
area
pool
Ity room
Edge of
Stevens
(313)886and club house
UtllltCr8c::i3C rOIi'te S~0Ie~
SiESiA Kb'y- 1I1UIItf1IY
1763
les Included $1 4001 overlooking Lake St
bl weekly, rentals stili
furnished $1,1001 unClair $6001 monthly MACK Ave Between 7
available
for 2002furnl<;hed No smok
(586)775-3736
& 8 Mile Well kept
2003 season
Sales
Ing no pets Available
updated
budding
also Suncoast Realty
Immediately Call 313 11' OFFl<E/<OMMER(IAL
2.800 sq It or diVide
FOR RENT
Services,
(941 )929
461-7619
Into 1 400 sq ft each
1956
Lease terms $14/ sq
LAKESHORE Village 2 3 office sUites available,
It NNN Parking Call
bedroom condo avail
121
Kercheval,
122 VA(ATlON RENTAlS
Pans DISanto 313
able
Immediately
(586)493 5500
OUT OF STATE
(313)8813109
leave
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884 0600 Johnston &
Johl1stone
message
COLONIAL EAST
SAN Diego for the Holi9 Mile and Hdrper
day:'?
Wdmea
MEDICAU DENTAL
ST Clarr Shores 9 Mllel
600sq It Including
SUITES
Grosse POinte house
Harper
SpacIous 1
all utilities
ST. CLAIR SHORES
In exchange for de
bedroom
newly re5 day Janitor,
Plumbed for both
slqner home In San
modeled,
carpet
rea' exp'css.'.<:li
1 000.3 000 sauare feel
throughout,
all new
Reasonable
Diego, Includes luxury
42 parking spaces
appliances
washer
(586)778-0120
car (619)725-4410
Security system lavs
dryer central air car
_
Front & rear entrance
port Heat & water In EASTPOINTE- 3 story
123 VACATION RENTALS
OFFICE SUITE
eluded Must see to
office bUIlding OHerNORTHERN MI(HIGAN
ST.
CLAIR
SHORES
apprecla!:
~~~~
IfIq slhqle to multiPle
1,250
~YUdrt!
feel,
COTTAGE, lake View,
mOnln \°(0)0\10 \1tl\1U office space Includes
newly redecorated
Douglas!
Saugltuck,
111 'GARAGES/MINI
utilities Ideal for small
PrOfeSSional bUilding
$650
week
$375
bUSiness Offering In
STOIl.AGE FOR RENT
40 parking spaces
cenllves for long term
weekend
No smokGARAGE, 25 car at '3
.aNN '5-"TTnlll
lease Call (58b)1 lb.
Mile & Harper for winIngl pets
(J13)885(313)204-2005
5440
8870
ter storage (586)296-
KEL.LY & 9 mile- All ap- ST. Clair Shores- clean
pliances 3 bedrooms,
3 bedroom ranch, ap2 baths Very clean
pliances,
garage,
1
$985/
month
1/2
bath
finished
(313)885-4485
basement, central air
Pet welcome
$895
9451
-E-A-S-T-P-O-IN-T-E---s-p-a-cl-o-us
NAUTICAL Mile area 3
(313)885-0197
OFFICE In the Park With _
t>"'lroom with garage
--~--executive ana secre- "'Lt:N LaKe Sleeping
5,528 sq ft oftlce
No pets $9751 month ST. L.lalr Shores- easy
TO SHARE
tanal
turnlshlngs
Bear
Dunes
Ski
space Ideal for smgle
access to 194 and
(586}948-5334
bUSiness With mUltiple
common waltlflg area weekend
speCials
696
ApprOXimately HOME to share $350
Interconnecting
offiIncluding
utilities
and
kitchen
$775 Cathy Kegler, Broker
1,600 sq ft 21 3 bedST. Clair Shores Gorces Located on first
(313)371-6116
(113)882-7784
room upper carnage
geous sunnsesl Cusfloor of three story ofhouse, wood floors HOUSE to share worktom built contempoOFFICE space. newly
fice bUilding OHering
over
Sized
rooms
gas
rary colonial
Great
Ing references qUiet
decorated
second
IncentIVes for
long
fireplace,
3
car
gawater
views
from
area, all the G,(tras
floor
93 Kercheval
term
lea<e
Call
rage
Utilities
Includkitchen, fafT'lly room,
Grosse POinte area
on the HIli (313)268(586)776-5440
ed $1 200 a month
(313)647-9751
hVlng room and all
7882
plus
secunty'
bedrooms
Plus 600
PLEASANT
house to EXECUTIVE
office SUITE With receptionist
(586)772-1396
II
pnvate
lakefront
share, Includes all utilspace
available,
& conference room
park 2 112 baths, rec WATERFRONT St Clair
Itles no smoking RefGrosse
POinte
ChOice Mack location
room, al1ached 2- car
Shores
$1,5501
erences
required
Woods 100- 2400 sq
by Cook Road $5501
$2,000/ month GMAC
month (586)7754135
(313)881-3934
It 313-€40 4522
month 313-885-9000
Kee (586)268-6102
WATERFRONT-
S 14 NORTHERN MI(HIGAN
lOTS
Port
CHEBOYGAN
County
5 beautifUl 1'\0OOed
ii-batt,; ;an-dy- be"ach
acres
Ideal hunllng
$1 5001
week
and camping location
(313)8825070
Short walk to Stale
Land Driveway and
HARBOR
Springs
4
grassy
campsite
bedrooms
golf ten
Electn~
$24 900
nls
near shopping
$500
down
$305/
many extras
cozy
month
11%
land
(313)8231251
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front cottages 3 bed
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VIEW
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gulf on Vanderbilt Rd
FROM BEACH
$190Q/weel,
S"al-Iuu:, 2 oearoom,
Available monthly
2 bath updated condo
(586)751-8822 ext 117
Monthly Rental
(810)494-9440
MARCO ISLAND
SOUTH FORT MYERS
Beach front deluxe
? bedrooml
(South Seas) condo
2 bath condo
2 bedroom 2 bath
Golfer s dream on
$550/ week III
15th fairway
Christmas $1 5001
Close to Sanibel &
week In season
Fort Myers Beach
(586)360-8901
Ray, (586)228-2863
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Available
Dee 1st-May31st
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(313)331-8264,
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Sullivan
SpeCial lhanks to our
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preferrred
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resume
10 (313)2021009 or mall to Chairman at Box 33062,
clo Grosse POinte
News & Connection,
96 Kercheval, Grosse
POinte
Farms,
MI
48236
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SITUATION WANTED
300 SITUATIONS WANTED
IUYSITTERS
ATTENTION:
by MICHIGAN LAW
DAY CARE FACILITIES
(In-home & cenlers)
must show their
l..urrerll
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advertiSing
represenlatlve
when plaCing your ads
THANK YOU
CREATIVE child care In
your home
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books games crafts
Empty nester available days References
Susan (313)885-0660
302 SITUATIONS
CONVAlESCENT
WANTED
CARE
CAREGIVER for elderlyproVide personal care,
housekeeping
transportatlor
Excellent
references
Sheila,
(313)881-2504
CAREGIVER, 20 years
experrence
Excellent
Grosse POinte references (586)294-3467
GRISWOLD
SpeCial
Care Adult companIon care light housekeeping
bathing,
dreSSing
cooking
transportation
personal care
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overnight
24
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line
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fitness c'ub Part t me
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day Ih.ough
C1lday
brewery helper Apply
evenings and weekhave prevIous dental
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out of Pleasant Ridge
In
person
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REAL ESTATE
ends Penect lob for
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HOME hEALTH CARE"
home
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Creek BreWing Co
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knowledge
of
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(313)964-7646
or
237 Joseph Campau
experienced or non,
(313)8862944
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Home Health Aides
experienced agents_
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INVESTORS WANTED
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supervisors PlastiC n
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whiZ
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nour Roxann
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Grosse Pointe News I The Connection
Classlfieds
(313)882-6900 ext. 3
302 SITUATIONS WANTED
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Personal
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30S SITUATIONS WANTED
~OUSE CLEANING
30S SITUATIONS WANTED
HOUSE ClEANING
403 IURNITURE
407 FIREWOOD
m
NORTHERN
FIREWOOD
COMPANY
310 SITUATIONS WANTED
ASSISTED LIVING
COMPANION
for the
elderly, 23 years experience, rilferences
(586)344-6409
MATURE caregiver 18
years experience IrI
Grosse POinte area
Excellent References
(313}526-3215
303 SITUATIONS WANTED
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by MICHIGAN LAW
pAY CARE FACILITIES
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mus' !>1l0.... their
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representative
when placlrlg your ads
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legs
&
magazine
ble 8 chairS, Crate &
shelf Four matching
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throw pillows,
very
rallan
$1 600
good condllon $300
(313)8822646
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bles
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back chair (586)774
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boxed
never used
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size $229 Please cdll
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bedroom
furniture, 6 pieces, excellent
condition, ANTIQUE white vanity
With marble top Sink
$250 Eleclrlc range
$150 (313)885-7047
matching mirror Bak
er cherry lighted 2
SATURDAY,
lOam
piece cabinet Pterre
Household
furntture
Deux buffet, 80. wldli1
and other Items Por
2 Single bed lrames
celaln, pictures, etc
(313)886-3120,
4410
Yorkshire
(313)268-2909
(313)881-629q
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6290
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China 1 mile north of
Manne City, along nv.
er October 10th. 12th
9am- 5pm ExtenSive
button
collection
nautical Items, glassware, furniture
90
years
plus
Huge
accumulalion of very
unique Items
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miss thiS onel
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profeSSional laundry,
Ironing 8 years expenence
IrI
Grosse
POinte area References
(313)885-1116,
leave message
MEMBER
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Arts &. Pamtlngs
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Mlch Eslate E:.ngllsh & American Sterling Sl~ver Hollow
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Autographs
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sale.
now
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time
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garage
sale shoppers
are keeping
their
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for the best
sales
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Drexel Onental
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Peon House
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armOIre & 2 end tables
sUllable br L R or B R cherT) wood desk with
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ProfeSSionallyConducted,n Your Home
furnllure
Collections
lrlcJude d07cns of porcelain
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Incfuding order Uadro pieces Royal Daulton lUl10gc
Minton and Coleport Wed!lewood
dozen' of chcru!>s III
every medium Idmps sconces .andirons figUrines
pictures painted furniturE" and more
Collection of IntrigUing stuff mclude small Frankllll Mint
houses porcelain pigs small boxes of all sorts ladte~
costume jewelry et accessorles hundreds
pieces of
1960- 1970 , clothing and more
Fri., Sat., Oct. 11, 12. 10am-4pm
13973 Brookside, Sterling Heights
!'ewer
lit ~
Tradltwnal furnIture Includes white leather chalr and
ottowan
glris bedroom set cu"ed
1950 s sectional
pair of wmg challS pr of 1950 s Wuld,comtl arml"ss
chalTS old mahogdny buffet pr of Wicker arm chairs
Flowers of the Heart Estate Sale
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be for sale The owners
wtlO are vcI)' Imaqlnatlve: an<l
artlsllc have moved to flonda We ha\t ..a\allablc
hundreds of carefUlly c.hosen treasure ...and art
by one or Gro5SC POinte s most accompll"jhed
drllsls
Antique pieces [nelude a large VlCtori.m tea service hugt.
turkey dome opaline egg WIth ormolou mounts
pr of
Jacko- petite figural lamp"i Blackmoor tdmps & wall
sconces ,everal Bristol vases MaJollcd oyster plates
gold and green service plaice; Germorln bl'SClue figun'lC's
marblc bust of Vlctorian Woman Roya! Copenhaqcn
serving plate pink case glass lustelS cheru!> lamps
mUSical bJrd In a glided cage 2 antIque youth chalTS
older Woodard dining table and 4 chaIr'S Dunbar ..tyle
chllforot>e
low l><'nch t>ookc:.Jse etc needlepoint
chair'
and more
248-866-4389
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Appraisers
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S,IYer Gdt &: Jade Bell ( '900 RUSSian S,!Yer Urn By
Vakov lyapunov
Art GI." & Bronze lamp'
InciudlOg
Han~1
Durand &: Steuben
Art Glass. Pewablc Pottery
~n9hsh Motohca ralr Of Me,,,en Mirrored Wall Bradels
Porcelain Dinner ServICes By Royal Crown Derby Royal
Wortesler
Poseothal Reed N Bartoo FranCIS I Spanish
Baroque
tntematlOnal
ROyiJ'1 Di1nlSh Sterling Flatware
Fine lewelry Aod Onenlal Rug' From Anllque,o
Modern
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(In sub at SE corner of 19 Mile I Schoenherr
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Grosse Pointe Sales, Inc.
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Renee A. Nixon
FRESH START HOME ORGANIZING
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Fin£" Works Of Art Anton Brallh
Fredrick (arl Fnc!iocke
Edmund
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Douglas
Arthur
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Gerard Gautier Carved Marble Scutptllre\evres Bronze &.
Porcelain Chandellcre
Regina Upn9hl Mus c Box 1897
aJMPLEIE ESl'A:IE SALES SERVICES
ProfesslOna~ honest & prompt.
AntIques, mlsceUaneous, coUectlons,
accumulations, household,farm, etc.
lO%fee. Why pay mare? Free
no obltgation evaluations.
CtLL MELISSA (586)790-3616
248-545-4300
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Monday.Sa.urday
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ESTATE sale. New Bal.
tlmore 52585 Base
5t (west 01 Green 51
east of 24), October
12th,
13th,
9a m 4p m Household &
kitchen Items (most
Items never u:oed
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WANTED
John King
313-961-0622
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GIas ..., Fine China,
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LICENSED
day care
home has openings POLISH lady to clean
your home Referenfor IrIfants
through
ces
Grosse Pomle
preschool
Small
area (586)360-8542
group
Impeccable
references (313)884- PROFESSIONAL clean4763, Karen
Ing lady Very good
Expenence!
referenUCcNSED
mom Will
ces Anna, (313)867lovlrlgly nurture your
1962
little one dUring well
structured lime Expe- PROFESSIONAL young
energetic
European
nenced
(313)886student In search of
0934
customers for housekeepmg
Grosse
POinte
references
!J.u.:! lable
very
de
-.--pendable,
extremely
MARY'S Day Care LovfleXible Call Diana,
Ing & Personal ActiVI(586)7740316
ties SOCial development CPR certified PROFESSIONAL, enerExcellent references
getic, honest wllh exLicensed
home
cellent expenence are
(313)882-7694
looking
for
house
cleaning
customers
304 SITUATIONS WANTED
Excellent
rE'ferences
GENERAL
available
586-775DEGREED hardworklrlg
7685
586.675-5248
uidustnous
person
ask for Sozena
looking for work Ad.
WELCOME HOME
mlnlstratlve, customer
Polish Cleaning
service Computer litService
erate
Excellent
al
Cleaning Laundry &
tendancel
(313)884
Ironing Flower
9469
Planting & Weeding
DO you need a personal
Bonded & Insured
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ass stan I, cook- com
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For a Free In- Home
organize,
regulate
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your life? Lean on me
(313)884-0721
(313)881-3934
400
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ALWAYS reliable mom
10th year of excep.
couple
Will
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clean your home 15
gram Openlrlg for 16
years experience Ex.
months or older
9
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Harper
rage (586)774-8292
(586)777-8602
Ava,l.ble
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Calolog
407 fiREWOOD
AAA
Crlstal
Clean WOULD you like your GIRL'S antique walnut FIREWOOD- free stack- FIREWOOD
Northern
Cleaning
Service
Ing free delivery, free
,
twin bed vanity With
hOUSE cleaned? With
kindling
Seasoned
Michigan
s
Finest
honest
dep",rrodble,
mirror
&
cnalr,
$650
good
relerences
mixed $70! face cord
Guaranteed to be the
reliable For free esti(313)8821618
(586)725 0178
800-535 3770
absolute best seas
mates (313)5276157
oned firewood
that
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AFFORDABLE
cleanyou have ever burned
HARDWOODSeasIng hardworking, de
or your money back &
oned dry premium
RANGE- Electnc
GE
pendable honest Exkeep
Ihe
lumber
firewood
$75 face
CopDertone
Self
cellent
references
(586)777-9082
cord delivered
PIO
cleaning
Very
good
Call Nicole (313)729
neer
rree
Service
condition
$150
3978
403 fURNITURE
(586)463 3363
(586)7752064
400
CLEANING lady avalla. ANTIQUES /COLLE<TIILES
TV - Derfect shaDe for a
A cherry sleigh bed stili
ule Weeklyl bl week
boxed
never used
27"
NEe
perfect
Iy/ monlhly 27 years ANN
Arbor
Antiques
$249 (586l463.9017
shape
13"
N EC
experience
Grosse
Market, October 20
(586)777 4448
POinte
rele'ences
Sunday
7am- 4pm
AR Interiors- 10'}0 to
(313)8857740
5055 Ann Arbor Sal.
5000 off salel Thurs
106 ESTATESALES
r.xuphMAII,. rllfe.
CLEANING, laundry &
Ine Road ex! 175 off
day thru Sunday 18th
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Farm
Weekly or bt-weekly
mahogany 4 poster
DetrOit Easl of Ever
CounCil Grounds Ad
All days available Exgreen
west
of
and sleigh King size
W
Outer
Dr
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cellent
references
bedroom sets Set of
miSSion $500
Free
McNichols Friday and
(313)881-0259,
8 Sheraton
chairS
parking No pets InSaturday 9am- 5pm
(313)319-7657
round table 4 chairS
formation
850-984
Old records
1988
carved
armOires,
0122
EXCELLENT
Grosse
Acura, art work, all
Chippendale 3x 5 ofPOinte
references
appliances, sofas, tafice desk, secre1ary
One person team Re BRIDGETTE'S
Hand.
bles, chairS, lamps, all
desk Sideboard, cuno
liable E'tllrlent LeI me
carved
Furniture
lighting fixtures, dining
cabinets console tado It Call Sherry
25931 Gratiot
near
set, bedroom
sets
bles end tables, Bom.
(586)2022141
Frazho
Wednesday
day bed, glassware
bay chest,
Tiffany
(586)7763430
thru Sunday 10- 5
and dishes, electronstyle lamps Windows
(586)773 7006
AntiICS,weight bench With
and lots more 248EXPERIENCED,
have
que reproductions
weights, books fireworked In area for 20
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582-9646
607
S
place fixtures, cloth
years Excellent refer- LOST MemOries AntiWashington,
Royal
Ing computer desks
Oak
ences (586)790-3468
ques 23109 Gratiot (9
and printer, cosme1.
ICS Everything must
am available to clean
1/2 Mile), EastpOinte
TuesdaySaturday
go Another Bernard
euery other \f.!ednes
10 30a m. 6p m Buy
DaVIS estate
sale
day morning
Lisa
& sell antiques Deco(586)445 1490
rating
consultant
MOTHER daughter resIavailable by aPPolnl- 41~iu~~~~{~~~~L~)e~~~
dential cleaning Honment 586-585-2398
est, dependable, ref~Tatnbo~~~
.. com
erences
Lisa,
Saturday 10am.5pm
CO'rlOleteSM;'Ce
(tiflR)77ti.7F>O?
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for more InlormatJon.
Call (:5I :5)885 4576
Re(er.,nces. Insuled
Austrian
400
ANTIQUIS !COlUCTlILES
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409 GAUGE/YARD/
USEMfNT SALE
403 FURNITURE
MAHOGANY
INTERIORS
(Fine Furniture
& Antique Shop)
506 S Washington
Royal Oak, MI
Kittinger dlnmg room
chairs (mahogany) oan
quet dining room tables
& large & small ch na
cabinets by Baker lots
at oed room, liVing room
& d n ng room furniture
oil paintings ,amps
ruqs stem ware
TOO MUCH TO LIST!
248-545-4110
MAPLE
<t."::u::;n
$150
desk
bedroom
~Ioon
set
C::f"'1b
Small glass top
$150 (313)886-
9717
round
RATIAN
42
glass table with 4
$100
chairs
(313)882-5694
THOMASVILLE medium
brown 9 - 8" queen
headboard with 2 ar
mOlres and mlrrorback
plus
matching
6
dresser
$750
Day
(313)884 7180, night
(313)8861508
WELCH
cupboard
Large
2 p,ece, 3
shelves
3 drawers
Very
nice
$1,200
(313)640-4157
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(313)882-6900 ext. 3
Thursday, October 10, 2002
Grosse Pointe News I The Connection
WHITE leather sofa &
loveseat
$700
3
glass tables $300 4
Jfilt.e
l.hdllb
$17.J
(313)884 0092
40iJillAGliillD/
1205 Bedford SatUiday,
lOam- 4pm 4 family,
household
exercise
equipment
decorations & more
23281 Liberty (south of
9 Mile east of Jefferson), Friday
Saturday, 9- 3 Christmas &
Halloween
decorations,
household
Items, tools
fishing
equipment
n1
Lincoln Saturday
9am- 2pm AntlqJephobia and collectomania
II s a crazy
salel
9
Mile
& Jefferson,
22907
Canterbury,
Thursday
Saturday,
9am
4pm
Greal
11ems a bll 01 everything Don't mlssl
.
412 MISCElLANEOUS
ARTlCLfS
409 GARA.GI/YUD/
USEMENT SAU
Department
sale'
4956 DICKENS
FARMS- 472 LeXington MOVING
56 entire collection,
LaFontaine
DetrOll,
(between Mack! Chal
retired, make oHerl 2
oft Mack across from
lonte) Saturday only
75 Baker down sofas
Grosse POinte Post
10
4
Household
cherry table antique
Office October 12th
Items furniture tWin
furniture
Victrola
9a,.,- 4pm Ralndate
headboards
Aubus(586)772 1258
October 13th Good
son rug adult cloth
Items'
Ing
shoes
galore
RESTAURANT furniture
Much more'
and equipment tables
MOVING
salel
5803
chairs and booth sllc
FRIDAY,
9am
4pm
Hereford DetrOit Sat
ers
mixers
m cro
Saturday 9am 3pm
urda~ O'1ly' 9am- 5pm
wave loasters shelv21705 Shady Lane
E'veryth ng must be
"8,
d",~~~
f e cabl
St Clair Shores
sold furnIture kltcl,en
nets china and much
Items
clothes
&
more
FURNITURE!
fJrnlshmore (313)886 8720
ngs
from
Grosse
MOVING
sale
424
Bar
413 MUSICAL
POinte Shores home
clay (off Chalfonte
INSTIUMINIS
SdturddY lOam 3pm
soulh 01 Cook) Satur
832 Northshore Drive
Stelnway grand
ti"v
R 10 1 ,0 <;rClI 1976
....:>l
...... al
plano mOdel L "dlln
Ing down Priced to
(586)307 8383
ebony With player sys
go'
tem Asking $28 000
GROSSE POinte City
(313)882-6929
870 Washington Anti MOVING sale Furniture
holiday decor sterling
ques furnltJre, 4 famABBEY PIANO CO
silver fur coats and ROYALOAK2485416116
Ily Every1hlng' Fnday
game
table
Harper
9am 2pm ("lain date
We Buy & sell
Woods 19356 Wood
Friday October 18
USED
PIANOS
land
October
12th,
9am 2pm)
Consoles-Spinels
9am- 4pm
GROSSE POinte Farms
Grands-Uprights
75 Cambridge
(off MOVINGevery1hlng
PIANOS WANTED
Grosse POinte Blvd I
must
gol
Grosse
TOP CASH PAID
Moross) Saturday on
POinle Woods
1120
Iy 9a m 3p m More
Roslyn Fnday- Sun- BUY, consign rent sell
rT'erchardlse
added
service
and
teach
day, 9a m - 4p m
Lots of men s Polo
most mUSical Instrumedium shirts wool & MULTI famlly- French
ments
Jerry
Luck
cashmere
sweaters
furniture, accessories
StudiOS
(586)775SUits pants belts &
QUlmper dishes de7758
ties lots never worn
Signer clothing, much
Women s
clothes,
more Friday Satur- PIANO, Baby Grand
Dark mahogany Must
shoes size 6 SchWinn
day, 9- 1 820 Rivard
gol
$500/
best
bikes
SkiS, skates
(313)520.8000
and lots more
ROSEVILLEChanty
used book! bake sale' PIANO, Yamaha, black
GROSSE Pomte Park,
Fraternal Order of Eadlsklavler, MX80 97,
1430 Bishop Fridaygles Club 29500 Little
excellent
condllton,
Sundav 9am- 4pm
~'lrack. io1r
of
12
With
benrh ~ IJISW'S,
Lots
• of
hook<;
Mile eastSide on unle
$4900
(734)769shelves
household,
Mack OutSide weath8615
liddle clothes cunosler perrnlttlng October
ties No early birds
12th 1Oam- 6pm
STEINWAY
console
GROSSE POinte Park
Honduras mahogany
830 Barnngton
Fn- RUMMAGE :>dle coming
Hepple White deSign
at GP United Church
day- Sunday, 9am$10,000
Excellent
240 Chalfonte
Save
4pm A IIltle bit of evcondition I
(810)982l
October
18th,
19th
erythlng
2354
from 9.1
GROSSE POinte Park,
VIOLINS, Violas cellos
917 Grand
MaraiS RUMMAGE sale Bethatrumpets
c1annets
(between
Jefferson
flutes, gUitars, saxony Chnstlan Church
and Essex)
Friday,
phones
Parts!
re5901 Cadieux, OctoSaturday 9am 4pm
pairs (313)886-8565
ber
12th
9 30am1st sale m 25 yearc;
lpm 11am 1pm 1! 2
WANTED. GUitars Ban(Rain date October
pnce sale
JOS Mandolins
and
18 19) No early birds
Ukes Local collector
SATURDAY,
October
GROSSE POinte Par\<.
paying top cash 313
12th 930am- 12pm
'
1349
Lakepolnte
886.4522
1851
Hunt
Club
Thursday Fnday and
Grosse
POinte
Saturday 10am 6pm
19'21 CUICKf:lUI'IG
Woods
ThiS IS no
Refreshments
Tup.
AMPICO GRAND
lnc\< ThiS IS my treal
perware, couch lovePLAYER PIANO,
Free lreasures lor one
seat
refngerator
5 8" Mahogany
and
all
Leave
handExcellent condition
desk
microwave
bags bnng shopping
(313)881.03'25
or
comics
mOVies,
bags 3 Item limit No
( 248)649-3992
household
Items,
Fnday VISitors
clothes
b kes
al'Jd
BIG mulll- family sale
Furniture adult! children s clothes, nouse
much more
415 WANTfD TO IUY
wares
books
794
ST Clair Shores 21128
Notre Dame Grosse GROSSE
Frazho
Sa1urday
POinte
19505- 60s dolls (espePomte CltV Saturday
9am- 3pm 2 house1535
EdWoods
Cially Barbie) Sought
9am- 1pm Every1hlng
holds Collectible ledbetween
mundton
by collector who pays
must gol
dy bears, furniture
CharleVOIX,
Goethe!
cash (313)886-4392
hand
tools
jewelry,
Saturday,
Friday
CHURCH
Rummage
more
No
presales
9am2pm
BUying
Sale'
Fnday
9amDIAMONDS
lpm, Saturday, 9am- GROSSE
Pomte ST, Clair Shores 23336
Estate, Anlique Jewelry
3pm Greater Mack (3
Woods
1535 South
ShoreView
October
& COinS
blocks
north of 9
RenaUd,
Saturday
10 11 12 9am- 7pm
Pongracz-LaLonde
mile)
12th 9am- 3pm Red
Multl- lamllyl
Jewelers
tubular
bed
SDOrtS
DETROIT,
5036 Lan& POinte Gemological
equipment golf balls, ST Clair Shores 29345
noo Friday Sunday,
Laboratory
mlsc Items
8am
?
Household
Rosebnar south of 12
91 Kercheval
Mile 2 blocks west of
baby small electron- GROSSE
POinte
on The Hill
Harper October 12th
ICS furniture, clothes,
Woods 1760 HampGrosse POinte Farms
13th
9am5pm
antiques
ton, Saturday
9am.
(313)881-6400
2pm Mlkasa for 16
WOODS, 853 N Brys BUYING old furniture,
car seat CD stereo
Fllday, 9am- 2pm Erglassware, china and
scanner, leather chair
tertalnment
center
other
Interesling
lots more'
Pottery Barn area rug
EASTPOINTE- St PeItems John 313 882ter's Lutheran Rum GROSSE
coHee table womens
POinte
5642
clothes sizes 6 8
Woods
1878 Premage Sale October
kids
clothes
toys FINE china dinnerware
stwlck Friday & Satur10 9a m 7p m Oc
sterling silver f'atware
high chairs strollers
day 9am- 6pm M,sc
tober 11 9a m ' p m
and antiques
Call
(GratIOt norh 9 Mile)
GROSSE
POinte
411 JEWElRY
Jarv Herb (5B6)731Woods
789 Canter
8139
bury Fnday- Saturday BEAUTIFUL
ESTATE sale plus St
engage
'
lOam
4pm
Newer
ment r ng 66 round OLD Lionel or Arlencan
Clair Shores 23187
Flyer t'a ns Collector
vintage
fur'1lture
Gladhill Lane (MarterWith plat num band
bUylnq 1 piece to en
Computer
$950 (313)433-7663
Jefferson)
Friday
tire collection
any
Saturddy 9am 3pm HARPER Woods 20007
~12 MISCELLANEOUS
condition
(313)885Household rr Int kids
ARTICLES
Country Club Fnday
9777
clothes crystal fabnc
9am 2pm Kids stuff BLACK 3 piece enter
ESTATE! mult' family
toys tlkes more
talnment center $300 OLD \Noocer duck '1untsale'
Furn
ro..:se
mg decoys and fishing
Kitchen
table!
8
HARPER Woods 20449
wares leen clothing
tackle
cash
paid
chairs
on gin ally
Lancaster
Thursday
ping
pong
table
(586)774-8799
$1 800
$350
Four
Friday 9am 4pm Excamp ng equ pment
stools $1001 or $35
cellent condition child
PAYING CASH!
ral road rnerrorabil a
each
Sleeper! sec
ren s clothes
toys
For antiques, COinS,
computers
Satu'day
tlonal
$500
Recliner
houserold Items
dlamonds,lewelry,
Sunday
9am 3pm
$100
Triple
mirror
watches, gold, Silver,
Ralndate
October HUGE
garage
sale'
dresser
$50
Glass
paper money,
19th
109<) HawThursd'lY
h day
shelf
unll
anginal
(586)774-0966
tro-ne
9am 5pm Saturday
$21001
$150 TKO 8
Sunday
9am u'1til
station bOXing center
FARMS, 168 F sher Fri
4878
Gu Iford
be
$200
Basketball
day Saturday 9am
t _ cc,..,
\A1;:.n-c....
&.
UUdfU
W~I~
I uc '-'
4p'Tl
D nelle
set
fv1ack near Cad eux
double stroller
must
free7er
electror,cs
sell (313)881 9240
bunkoed mo'e
INSIDE
garage
sale I
... 1
FARMS
183 HII crest
(off Kercheval)
Fr
day Salurdrly 10arr
3pm
Mulll
fam Iy
Furniture baby L tlle
T,kes Buntor Bullet
48
walk
behind
mower Lois fTlore
GROSSE Po,n'p Fa'ms
25'i R dgemo'1t Sat
urday
g OOa n
1 OOp m
Co Jer
10veseal $ 1')0 pnter
talr'ne ,I cenlpr $15
mpn s 1l.Jspeed AlC
k,(j, ~tuff
..... "'
.........
234
Ridge
Rd
CUTCO Galley set plus
Grosse POinte Farm.>
SIX I<nves M n' cond
rr day
Saturday
tlon Or glna, pacKag
i Oam 4pm Washer
Inq
$350
Sterling
d'Yer furniture collecHeights
(586,247
tibles books re<'ords
4432
fl<;hlnq stuff
pnm
t ves
Somelhlnq for D-ESIGNER-sofg Robprt
pveryore'
1,llen 'Ioral pnnt ir>
red qreFn and yellOW
MOVING
sdle'
4')1
excellent
cond 1or
c:; rv, rly
Thu'sday
$100 Des gner woo'
f r day
Sa' Jrday
carpet 9 X 11 rose
10,,11' 5p'T1 Toy~
In
$300
Ollental
rug
ens 72 years acc-u
q x 12 rose $350
f11ul<illorl Every1hlng
ruS: qo
(313)882 e716
606 AUTOMOTIVE
'03 AUTOMOTlVf
GENERAL MOTOIlS
60 I AUTOMOTIVE
CHRYSLER
415 WANUD TO IUY
SPORT UTILITY
SHOTGUNS, nfles old 1985 5th Avenue- Good 1992 Cadillac DeVille
mint,
must
see
handguns
Parker
runnlng
co ndItlon
53000 miles white!
Browrlng
WlnchesNew
tires
brakes
burgundy leather Inte'er Call Luger othbattery 93000 miles
nor, new tires, air,
ers
Collector
$t 100
(586l777$7 800! best
offer,
(248)4783437
4477
(313)719-6500
416 SPOIlTS EQUIPMENT 1997 Dodge Neon Au- 1987 Cadillac Sedan
tomatic air sunroof
DeVille body good,
57K
$4000!
best
CYCLE Ops FlUid olke
Intenor- like new en
(586)255
5960
tralnl'1g stand Excelglne
needs
repair
(586)468-7141
lent condltlol'J
$85
$1 2501
best
(586)2865619
(586}7734314
1994 Eagle VISion TSI
MEN 51
Ladles
golf
fully loaded
leather 1996 Impala SS mature
clubs (driver thru 9
seats power sunroof,
onglnal owner 23 800
wood)
Orllmar
1 owner new tires!
miles
all standard
goodies
plus,
brakes
$3 gOO
Ada'Tls
Cleveland
$21 000
(586)792
(313)885 6732
(248)582 0350
6562
1991 Plymouth ~CCI~I~
r .... '\
lAN:LS)
.........
~
.......
J
loaded 80 000 miles
No rust! damage V-6,
very reliable $2,500
(586)228-1713
500 ANIMAL
ApOrT A PEl
ADOPT a rellred racmg
greyhound
Make a
fast fnend 1-800-398'
4dog Michigan Greyhound Connecllon
.. _... _ '"'v....
.. _-
~nnl"l
...... ~
1997 Sebnng convertible
JX 1
Leather
loaded 65 000 miles
Excellent
condition
$7 999! make oHerl
(313)886-1440
602 AUlOMOTlVE
I
~Q
,o1n"
1997 Jeep Grand Cherokae Limited, 55,000
miles, 4X4, leather
$13500
313-8854402
1991>Jeep Grand Cherokee 4 wheel dnve
White 6 cylinder Well
maillained
$7,000
(3t3)886-1779
1989
Range
Rover
Classl'
Eastnor
green runs excellent
BeaLtllul 145K miles,
$6 8001
best offer
(313)231 5702
610 AUTOMOTIVE
SPORTS CARS
1997
LJ
Corvette
n.
a......
Black!
v,........... ,
Loaded
Extended
51 000 miles Excelwarranty
Black! tan
len! rondlton $26,500
ledlher
17" wheels
(313)331-7558
new tires
Excellent
611 AUTOMOTIVE
condition
62000
TIlUCKS
miles
$26 900
(3131995-4192
1992
Chevy
pickup
1500 Sene" V-6 au1991 Oldsmobile Clera
tomatiC, clean 89,000
Excellent
condlhon
miles
$3,500
new
radiO
72 000
(586)344 8896
miles
$3000
(313)824 2508
2000 GMC Sonoma
4x4, extended cab,
1993 Pontiac Grand AM
power Windows! locks,
SE, 4 door automatic
CD, bed cover! liner
cold air
like new
Great
condllion
67,000 actual miles
$11 300
(586)773$3300 (586)344-889~
3004
1991
SedanDeVllle
1993 GMC pickup club
85 000 miles
runs
coupe 4x4, z71 V8,
great,
$4 000
very clean
$6,900
(313)885-8839 1Oarn313.310-5881
5pm
(586\771-6306
612 AUfOMOTlVE
after6pm
, .
VANS
COL.L.IE Rescue SaturFORD
.
day,
October
12,
11am3pm 1994 Escort LX- good
PetSmartl Taylor On
condllton
88000
Eureka
Road
miles Automatic air,
(734}326-2806
alarm, cassette Blue
www coll,erescue com
$1900/
best
GROSSE POinte Animal
(313)640-8196
or
Adoption Society Pet
313-885-3884
adoption
Saturday 1991
Escort
blue
12- 3pm Children's
141000 miles ManHome of Detroit, 900
ual $1,200 (313)881604 AUTOMOTIVE
Cook Road Grosse
1575
1995 Cnevy ~1$t,.O TIara
rrt
POinte
Woods 2000 Focus- 4 door
'1
Tfl'U
converSion,
loaded,
(313)884.1551
wagon 49,000 miles, 1928 BUick 4 door Segood condillon, auto
POinte
Animal
air
excellent
condlda'1,
straight
SIx!
stick
start, keyless entry,
GROSSE
"n~ et'" <:;N\ (~1 ~\AA<;_
Stored over 30 years
power doors oower
CllrllL, f1d~ Iflai", Hus8449 -- --- - --Clean $1 1,000/ oest
Windows crUise, air,
key miX, 3- 4 years -------(313)384-8273
TVI
VCR,
$6,500!
old male brown Pit 2002 Ford Focus SE --------best offer (586)293miX, 2 adult cats
wagon
6
monlhs 1928 Model A Good,
9026
new, 5,500 miles, auonglnal condlton Will
(313)822-5707
tomatlc 2 0 liter air
conSider best offer 2000 Chrysler Towfl &
ST Bernard, 22 months,
power Windows & 'Ill[(313)925-6961
Country LXI mini van,
excellent
condillon,
papers, shots, great
wrohrse'esl
peAedM/coFnMtr/olcto'lt
WANTED!
Shelbys,
fully loaded
44,000
dispoSItion,
very
& B
BI k
miles
$17500
fne-dly
beautiful
alur1lnum
wheels
Boss
Ig
oc
313)884-1279
Ternflc
car,
need
to
Mustangs
Cash
walt(313)881-3947
(
leave lease, $13,800
Ingl 248-672-6663
2000 Chrysler voyager(313)882-2763
605 AUTOMOTIVE
50S LOSTAND FOUND
V6, 28K Rust proof
FOREIGN - --Reduced
$11 900
1993 ~ord '-.A ... stang --FOUND. small black!
(313)881-9762
GT
50,
manual, 1992 ACUIa Integra 4
white Dutch rabbit,
good
condition,
door, 1 owner, great
dead end Hollywood!
88,000 miles $52001
second car
$4,200 1997 Chrysler Town &
Country LXI loaded,
Willow
Tree
best (313)885-3528
(31::)88C-2453
leather Excellent con(313)884-9545
dition
Only 44,000
1994 Lincoln Conlinen- 2001 Aston Martin 087
GROSSE POinte Animal
miles
$11,400
tal Executlve- 85,000
convertible, only 400
CliniC has male brown
(313)886-5976
miles Good condilion
miles rannoch red &
Pltbull mix male black
$5,100
(313)881a non standard Rolls
7050 after 6pm
Royce
oyster
top, 1997 Chrysler Town &
Akita mix (313)822Country
LXI FWD,
5707
1999 Mercury Sablechromed
onglnal
pearl
white!
gray
fully
loaded,
beautiful
wheels,
sport
exhaust
leather 3 8L V6 enLOST cat- orangel white
front & bac\< radar
gine,
fully
loaded,
jewel green, all high
burr
oak
vernier
tabby Neutered male
78 000
mIles,
way mi'es, must see
mushroom leather InKenmore! Mack area
$14 5001 best offer
85k
$6,8001
best
tenor gas guzzler &
Reward
(313)886
(313)881-0925
(313)231-5702
luxury
tax
paid
2386
1998 Mercury Sable LS
$149,900
Call Ken
1995 Ford Wmdstar GL,
53000 highway miles
Carver 586-293-1284
5 I ANIMAL SEILVICES
85,000 miles, paclfrc
rm_
=
°
Excellent
$6,500/ 1990 BMW 7351L 1m
ATIENTION
Dog ownbest
(313)884-3410
maculate
condition,
ers Complete waste
message
$8995
(313)885removal
Satlslactlon
9139
g'Ja'anteed VISit usl 1997 Mustang GT- 8
cylinder,
5
speed 1999 Honda OdysseyPoopScoopKlng com
82000 miles Black!
Green, fUlly loaded
1-877 -90-SCOOP
black leather Cleaol
Low miles Extended
$8,500
(313)384warranty
$21,000/
r
8273
best (313)882-0936
1996 Probe GT V6, au1989 Mercedes converto new exhaust! tires
tible 560 SL While
sunroof
$5500
blue Intenor 51 ,000
(313)886-0133
miles Perfec1 cond"
600 AUTOMOTIVE.
tlon (313)343-0483
1998 Taurus SE, Im•
CARS
maculate
condition
1994 red Jaguar, 23,000
Silver,
sunroof,
spOilTAX deduclible dona
miles (313)881-4604
er, auto heal & air, CD
tlon
Wanted
cars
p'ayer
and
more
boats Wertz Warnors
1998 Saab 900S Black!
$6,900 586-775-3322
black
loather
5
SpeCial
OlympiCS
speed
CD loaded
Michigan
877-366- 2000 Taurus all options
70,000 miles $9,100
moonroof
94K (all
2831
(313)885-5769
highway), great nde
CASH waiting- BUying
Must
sell
$6500
2000 Toyola Cellca GTunwanted cars lruck
(313)881-4037
S 27K 6 speed man4x4s
Call
today I
ual
loaded
black!
603 AUTOMOtiVE
(313)384-8273
black $170001
best
GENERAL MOTOILS
(586)2069444
DONATE
your
boat!
1998
BUick
LeSabre
clean Lake St Cla,r'
1999 Toynta Corolla cur,
Low miles excellent
We are here fOJndaABS AM FM cas
condition
(586)179
t,OIl
(586)7782143
selle a,arm 12 000
3747
100° 0 tax deductlblel
'Illes Great conl',on
$11 500 bes' ("l",r
non profit
1992
BUick
Regal
{313}622 1605
white 4 dool
runs
DONATE your car' Total
great Good student
tax write off Any conVOLVO
car $2700 (313)821
dition Call (586)792
• SPECIALISTS
6021
7094
SWan Import Aut!)
1998 Cad lIac Catera
16100 East warren
41 100 miles
Gold
60 I AUTOMOTIVE
cc:omer of DevonsIIlnil
leather loaded sharp'
CHRYSLER
sales Ie service
$11 500 33444 Jef
Monday. Friday
1985 5th Avenue Good
ferson (586)2962059
8:50 -5:50
running
condit on
_
New
tires
brakes, 2002 Malibu 4 door
511-882-"60
battery 93000 miles
26000 m les power
$1 100
(586)777
CD ':!xcellert condl
606 AUTOMOTIVE
4477
tlon
$11 800
UTILITY
(586)779 6274
2002 Chevy Blazer LS
4x 4 2 door power
sun roof w ndows &
locks Keyless entry
alarm
AM/FM CD
Dlayer 12 000 miles
rew1er excellent can
GROSSE POINTE
d tlon
$19000
ST MICHAELS
YE OLOE TOY
(586)808 1555
L1TILE THRIFT SHOP
SHOprE
1998 Ford E'xplorer 200
20475 Sunnlngdale Pdrk
27510 Harper 2 blocks
4X4 autor1atlr loadNear Mackl Verr er
ed moon roof clean
South 0* 11 ~.Alle
Wed 1\ Frl 10arl 3pm
87000 m les $8000
New used and
Sat 10am-lpm
(586)344 8896
_________
collect ble toys
(313)884-7840
(586)n5-7927
1998 Honda Passport
To Advertise
heN!
call Roslyn Baltazar at
313-882.6900 en. 563
spon
Grosse Jbml~ News
Co;>:>LcQoN
green automatic 38L
V6 $3500 (313)6400189
1996 Grand Caravan
74,000 miles, everything automatiC, blue
$6,800 (586)774-8292
1992 Plymouth Voyager
Clean, AMI FM V6,
power
Windows,
155000
$1 800
(313)824-8358
613 AUTOMOTIVE
WANTED TO SUY
ALL junk cars wanted
Serving
Grosse
POinte,
Harper
Woods,
St
Clair
Shores & DetrOIt's
eastSide
586-7791552
r
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JECREATIONA~
651 JOATSAND MOTORS
28' 1989 ElliS CllStOm
downeast yaCht, 210
HP Cummins diesel,
t nes'
electroniCs,
clear> fast sea wo,1hy,
Original
owner
$72500
(313)8812577
CAL-2
Sailboat
and
tra,ler Many extras
$2000
Grea1 cond,tlonl (2311352-8118
2001 Sea ray 18' Only
29 hours 5 year warran,y
$13 500
(313)6678801
1991 Sea ray 220 With
trailer 5 0 liter merc
580 hours Exrellent,
we'l
maintained
$11 000
(586)7785026 (586)994-3818
STARCRAFT 9 ft alumlnum pram
great
kids cottagel flshng
boal $150 (313}8868476
DONATE
your
boat!
c,ean Lake SI Cla,r
WI' Are Here Founda '
ton
(586)778 2143,
1000, tax dpductlblel
~on
Iref r
I
,
sport package
ful y MARINE WOODWORK
loaded leather power Cuslom deslgnpd & built
Sl nroof
1
owner
Callinelry Repairs
Mint cond'ion
New
dry rot 23 Years
tires, bra~es $14300
experience Hil.e
(248)582 03~0
PortfoliO & References
/2481435-60411
I
904 ASPHALT PAVING
RE'AIR
e&p .t'I~.
• P"t"M"n
• Sto~r
911 UI(K/ILO'CK
1~.
Dnvt"wll)'!I
t'
WO~K
A NAME
YOU KNOWl
JAMES KLEINER
tudlln~
40 Yeah Fxpt'nence
Basement waterproofing, masonry,
concrete 25 I'ears
In the POlntes
313-885-2097
free [ ~tllllate5
586-77 3-~087
'07 IASEMENT
WATEIlrllOOflNG
.
FIVE Lakes Construc
tlOn One stop shop
Additions
garages
sidings
windows
more Kitchen & bath
basement remodeling
Intenor extenor paint
Ing All f nlsh work LI
censed Insured Ref
erences
(586)405
8121
AFFORDABLE light masonry Save on TuckpOinting
brick
re
placement mortar col
A NAME
YOU KNOWI
JAMES KLEINER
DtI:>emem walerproofing, masonry,
concrete. 25 years
In the Polntes.
313-885-2097
I
Thursday, October 10, ?n02
Grosse Pointe News f The Conne" i
Classlfleds
(313)882-6900
ur
rrlcllt..I111lg
.20 (HIMNEY REPAIII
J&J
CHIMNEY
SYSTEMS, INC.
BOB TOMA
Licensed Master
Electrical Contractor
MICH L1C # 71-05125
Chimneys repaired
rebu It re lined
Gas flues re I ned
Clean ng Glass Block
Cer1lf,ed Insured
313-885-9595
t"L.A:> I t;H &. ory wa I re-
~,:s.n'1f""CIo
DAD & Daughtp, I \U ,>
Repair DryW,111
terlng
I '
decks palntll
en bath & l
remodeling
(586)7768961
---------
DOMINIC S
REASONABLE STUMP
REMOVAL
SHRUB REMOVAL
34 Years Expenence
Call Domlnlc!lnsured
(586)445 0225
Reasonable Rates
Free Estimates
CommerCial
Residential
New, RepairS,
Renovations,
Code Violations
'21 (EILINGS
--)
DERK
Brown
Lawn
Spnnklers
Service
and Installations Win
terllatlon
$39 most
sy~tems Quality and
experrence
Call
(586)774 1777
TOMA
ELECTRIC
(586)795-1711
;:'lrO'1g
ext. 3
I:'I\!..I_
111"'I::""3~~
.....
In~"....
::
FAMOUS Mall
Horne
rep"
provements
carpentry
g
pair
cleanlr
plumbing
since 1943 I
4300
t+nr
cleaning
Snow removal
Serving the
Grosse PO'lte area
17 years (586)2262757
references Estimates
Semi retired
Mike,
(313)884-0985
pair All types water
934 FENCES
damage 18 years ex
"
,
penence
Licensed
NEW DESW/IIS INC
FENCE and gate repair
Insured
Joe
c-.
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spnnkler
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2002
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2003 15% discount
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doors, decks base- ANDERSON Plasterlng(313)882-3336
tenance
Bnck
re.Llcensed & Insured
.44 GUTTfIlS
313.822.3000
ments Repairs small
reasonable
drywall!
pairs porches, chim800-305-9859
313-882-1800
GARDENER selVlng the
Jobs Free estimates
waler ddmage Owner
neys, steps
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ALLEMON'S Gardening
finest Grosse POinte
, 936 fLOOII SANDING/
28 years experrence
works on all jobs
EVERYDAY
color matched Insur& Landscaping Gt.lter
homes
since
1979
IIEF1NISHING
(313)885
4609
(586)604-6143
BASEMENT
ed (313)882-0000
cleaning & flushing
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pruning,
WATERPROOFING
Quality
services,
EXPERIENCED ca-pen ANDY Squires Plaster- 'Innovative Hardwood'
weeding edging cultl
SEMI retired bnck layer
.Free Inspections
(586)775-2525
ter since 67 Altera
Ing & Drywall Stucco Hardwood Floors-1985'
vatlng
planting,
50 years In masonry
.Free estimates
Sandlng-Reflnlshlngtlons
Windows
repair Spray textured
mulching, light paint- CJ Gentile Gulters &
trade Referrals Rea.L,censed-Bonded
doors, decks porch
ceilings
(586)755- Repairs-New Installation
Ing & mo\ Ing winRoofing Repaired re
sonable,
licensed
in'1nsured'Flnanclng
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&
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Vinyl Siding ReferenSMALL repairs Tucknow for fall clean up
for the last time GuarIng All lypes
wet
.Llfetlme transferable
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POinting,
porches,
(313)886 1733
anteedl Since 1940, II
warranty
plaster, cornice cove, AA Hardwood Floors
chimney repairs J W EXPERIENCED carpencensed
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ments, drywall repairs.
(586)776-8687
(248)249-6592
maintenance
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bUilt-In bookshelves
PLASTER & drywall re
VITO Cement
DnveWindow
&
gutter
cleanmg Lowest primoulding Call Doug
FLOOR
sanding
and
finpair
and
painting
ways, garage floors
cleaning
Licensed
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BASEMENT
586-764-1475
Ishing
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bnnded Insur~d 5 nee
(586)350 3675
WATERPROOFING
mates Terry Yerke,
carpentry
ences
Call Charles
years expenence In- FINISHED
1943 313-884-4300
WALLS REPAIRED
(586)772-3118
J&D Landscaping- 01work & repairs, mold"Chip.
Gibson
surecV
bonded
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Home MainSTRAIGHTENED
ferrng yard clean up,
Ing work, door Instal313884-5764
(313)527-8935
tenance- Gulters reREPLACED
bulb planting SpeCial
lation
Reasonable
PLASTER
repairs
G & G FLOOR CO
paired
replaced
rates for seniors and
rates Licensed & In
ALLWORK
painting
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cleaned Roofing 24
special
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people
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(586)776-9398
Wood floors only
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years
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248-808-0091
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anytime
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(313}882-0000
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91 HARPE!JH5JALLATION
543-6818
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(586)774-2827
313.884.7139
UNIVERSAL
Malnte
since 1964
K & K L..4WN & SHRUB
GARY'S Carpet S"rv- SEAVER'S Home MainSERVING COMMUNITY 32 YEARS
nancegutter
and
Bob Grabowski
SERVICES,
INC.
Ice
Installation
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cleaning
Some Classifications
Founder I PreSident
Complete
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stretching
ReDalrs
wall textures painllicensed
Insured
are requIred by law to
Licensed Insured,
Services
Carpet & pad availaIng 24 years- Grosse
New customer
diSbe licensed.
Free estimates
Sod
Installation,
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ble 586-228-8934
POinte 313-882-0000
counts
(313)839Check with proper
We supply Install sand
Walls, Shrub & Tree
3500
State Agency
stain and finish wood
SMOOTH plaster and
911 CEMENTWORK
Trrmmlng! Removal,
to verify license.
floors, new & old
drywall repairs Without
Clean- Ups Fertilization
, 94S HANDYMAN
A NAME
SpeCialiZing In
sanding Other mainG.;tter Cleaning
THOMAS KL.EINER
Glltsa finish
tenance
services
YOU
KNOW!
Snow PlOWing!Salting A Affordable Electrrcal
-Hous.c Gara~c ~ Porch
BASEMENT
available
Licensed
(586)778-2050
RaLsln~ & Le-vcllng
TopSOil Mulch & Stone
JAMES KLEINER
Carpentry
Plumbing
WATERPROOFING
bUilde(313)824Installed & Delivered
John Pnce
Basement waterPainting Remodeling
-Dlggmg Method
0869
VJsa Discover &
V,sal MCI Discover
proofing, masonry,
Baths,
Kitchens,
acce ted
astercard
313-887
46
-All New Drain Tile
SUPERIOR.
drywalll
,
FREE ESTIMATE!>
concrete. 25 years
Basements,
Ceramic
plaster stucco repair
I
Licensed & Insured
-Light Weight 10Aslag
In the POlntes.
Tile Marble or AnyCustom painting pop(313)417-0797
313-885-2097
stone backfill
thing 81g or Small LIcorn spray Insured AA-1 Ron's Tree Servcensed
Mike
-Spotless Cleanup
MAC'S TREE AND
Tom (313)8856991
rce, Grosse POinte
(313)4386132
ANDY'S
Masonry
& --------_
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tnmmlng
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SHRUB TRIMMING
Chimney repair Bnck, THE Wall Doctor since
Immediate
~"'" ce
COMPLETE WORK
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con1977 Expert In plas(313)821-1552
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plumbing,
and
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electrrcal If you have
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Highest quality craftsRllpillr w~_ k lJ'lappea,
(586)776-4429
a problem need removal
trim
stump
manShip
Free
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Specializing In
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pairs or any Installing
gnndlng. hedging Will
estimates
Licensed
SPARKMAN
years
experience
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bUilder
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6204
10°0 (800)838-8387
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9255
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(r88tonrtlon A repa Irs)
AL.L your home repairs
-Drainage Systems
sured Free estimates
ALLEMON'S Gardening
Snow Removal
and
remodeling
930 UfaRl<AL SERVICES
• Water Sand Bluting
(586)307 8872
Installed
& Landscaping
Fall
Xmas Lighting
needs Quality work
-='-s~iJcenSed
Licensed & Insured
clean ups seeding
313-885-0993
(586)415-0153.
UniverExcellent references
A-l Quality
trimming, snow plow.19 CHIMNEY CLEANING•
sal
Electnc
Older
20 years expenence
Stump
-- Detailed Written
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Workmanship
home speCialists CirFree
estimates
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grinding!
shrub re(586)775-2525
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(586)296-3882
CUit breaker boxes
(313)640-0878
moval
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plugs,
re- ARBOR 1ST
St. Clair Shores, MI
trimmers
~ltIdIard L Price 8.0.
mates
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addiFive Seasons Tree
CHIMNEY SERVICE
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discount
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all
types
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(586)778-0419
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lnd
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Insured owner operA Affordable
Kitchen,
al stumping Arborvi- Tee's Lawn Sprinklers
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• WALLS STRAIGHTENED
Bath Basement Within
tae & shrt.b sculpting
Winterizations
(313)268-4489 Refer
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AND REPLACED
your Dudget' Small or
Free
estimates
A Affordable (L censed)
() In per
ences upon request
Owner does the work
Big Jobs RepairS or
.10YEAR
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Sperry
22nd
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Electncal Small or Big
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Anythlngl
licerlsed
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yea- (586)778-4331
GUARANTEE~h1 '.
lobs Code Violations
service Slnce 1988
SERVICES
Cen IIcd \\JSIf r 'WN'p
Mike, (313)438-6132
service
changes
or
Family
(586)783-5861
Home Repairs painting
Bark & Quarry
Any1hlngl
Mike
TOM TREFZER
BUSiness
ADDITIONS,
kitchens
& certificate of
Landscape and
TREE & SHRUB
(313)4386132
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(313)882-5169
all remodeling needs
occupancy work
Tree' Service.
TRIMMING
INSURED
Licensed Insured 30
Call Jim
FIRST
Tree Removal
Planting, removal fall
TONY
years
expenence
313-408-4016
Stump Gnndlng
ELECTRICAL
885-0612
clean up, guUe' clean
(586)776-9398
Tree Tnmmlng
John. Master Electrical
COACHLIGHT
CODE VJOlat,ons ElecIng Snow removal
Emerge'1cy Storm
CHIMNEY SWEEP CO
Call Timberline
,ncal drywall plumb
(586}776-1007
907 USEMENT
907 IASEMENT
Sl?rvlce Insured
State Licensed
(313)886-3299
Ing Licensed Small
C'
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WATERPROOfiNG
WATEIIPIIOOflNG
(586)336-9885
5154
lobsl Free estimates
Code Violations
TREES, shrubs hedges
CI If (313)570 4092
Serv ce Upgrade
CALL Stump Busters for
removed
Slump
D scounts
all YOur stump removgrinding
Free esti- WHITE Glove MainteRenovations
al needs
John at
nance
Remodeling
mates
Insured
(313)4025524
roofing
plumb ng
(586)778 4459
WATERPROOFING
electrical
bath
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ReSidential
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pruning
Moms Fall IS herel
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B II (586)778 4024
CommerCial
For 25 Ycars
topping
removals
Remove ai'nuals rake
No Job Too Small
Free estimates Expe
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313-885-2930
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9S4 PAINTING/OE<ORATING
9S4 PAINTING/DECORATING
A+ Palnling Intenor, ex- DENNIS Painting Qualitenor Plaster & dryty work at a reasonawall repair Window
ble pnce Extenorl Inglazing power washtenor
CommerClal1
Ing & painting Alumiresidential
Licensed
num Siding Free esti(586)7763796,
mates Insured Call
(810)5062233
Ryan
Palnhng
ERIC'S PAINTING
(586)775-3068
Intenorl Extenor
A++
SpeCialiZing In repairing
FOR ALL OF YOUR
damaged plaster &
PAINTING
drywall, cracks peeling
NEEDS CALL THE
paint caulking window
PROS!
glaZing, power wash
@
repaint aluminum siding
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References
AAA Painting- Intenor,
(313)884-9443
extenor Work guaran
Free Estlmales
leed
Great pncesl
References Free esti- EXCELSIOR Painting &
mates (586)779 2796
Wallpaper Drywall re-
Classified.
(313)882-6900 ext. 3
J.l, PAINTING
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR
Plaster repair
Drywall cracks!
peeling paint
Window puttylcaulklng
Power washing!
repainting
Aluminum Siding
Grosse POinte
Refererces
Fully Insured
Free Estimates
313-885-0146
954 PAINTING/DECORATING
954 PAINTING/DECOllATING
DIRECT
PLUMBING
&
Expel'ienced lIffillity
wOl"k dependable.'
lowest pl'ice
DRAIN
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PLUMBING
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313.886-2521
New work repairs
renovations Nater
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DAN ROEMER
PLUMBING
PDG Painting Over 10
yeans expenence Intenorl extenor custom
palntlnj:l Insured, free
estimates
(810)3353122
RepairS remodeling,
lixtu res Installed
Copper replpes
Sewers and drains
Licensed and msured
Repair
Sewers & Drains
Cleaned
Hot Water Heaters Dip
Tubes
OQOO
TOilets
Violations
._. Insured
(313)526.7100
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7 DAYS
24 HOURS
586/412-5500
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InterIor: custom painting & Faux Finish
Plaster Repairs
rwalls, ceiling
All tYPes Of comlce MOlding
Repaired Or Reproduced
caJ1)entry
Speclalmng In InlenorlExtenor Painting We ofter
the best In preparallon before palnllng and use only the
finest ""~Ienals for Ihe longest lasting results
Great Westem people are quality mInded and courteous
REASONABLE RATES
FREE ESTIMATES. FULLY INSURED/LICENSED
ROugh & Finished
ArchItectural
MoldIngs. cabInetry. E
Custom Millwork. Reproduction Work
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FOR FREE ESllMATE &< DBSlGN'
AWARD WINNING QUAUl'Y WORK
36 YEAIlS EXJ>l3IUIiNCE. IlS1lUJLlSHBI) 1966
313-886-7602
LoS Walker Company
Plumbing, repair:; &
drains
Reasonablel
Insured
(586)7863900, (313)705-7568
pdger
AA Roofing Best work,
best pnces Licensed,
bonded,
Insured
Member
BBB
(248)249-6592
ADVANCED
Malnte.
nance Inc Roof leak
specialists Tear olfs,
re-roofs,
shingles,
wood
shakes,
flat
roofs, copper bays,
decks. slate and Ille
repair Fully licensed
and
Insured
(313)B84-9512
SEAVER'S Home MaIO'
tenance Roof repairs,
Ice
shields,
gutter,
chimney
maintenance
Insured
(313)882-0000
Some ClaSSifications
are reqUired by law to
be licensed Check
wlIh proper SIale
Agency
to verify license_
Charles 'Chip' Gibson
CUSTOM PAINTING
WEAVER Construction
Roofmg & Siding Free
estimates licensed &
Insured
(586}8765505
INTERIOR (} EHTERIOR PAIt~T1N6
-Water Damage &
Insurancp Worle
FAUH FINISHES
-Wallpaper Remoual -Ragging
(} Hanging
-GlaZing
-Plaster Repair
-Sponging, elc.
-Staining (} Refinishing
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25 Yaus E.xp.
(586)-775-4Ut
Quality Work at a
QlmpetttM Price
ROOFING & GUTTER
SALE
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GENTILE ROOFING
T= offi • Re Roo;
RcPiU!:!l -Sea.rnlC",S.,)Gutt(!S
.Gur«r C1eamng
Sen.lOg rh( POlntes .SLoer 1940
kitchen
remodeling WINDOW washing, gutGrosse Pomte reIerter cleaning, snow reence
Call Jack Z
moval
Serving
the
(313)640-0878
Grosse POinte area
17 years
(583)226BEDROCK Tile Co lI.
2757
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881.3970
DETRO T'
FAX 313881
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COMPLETE
ROOFING
SERVICE
RESIDENTIAL
COM1ilERCIAL
HAND
wall
washing
Intenor
painting
Some major cleanups
Reterences
Myrna, (586)291-7317
TEAR-OFF
RESHINGLE
CERTIFIED
APPLICATIONSOF
MODIFIED SINGLE
PLY
FLAT ROOFING
SYSTEMS
VENTS
GUTIERS
REPAIRS
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960 1l00FING SERVICE
ROOFING
or 1 800-459-6455
(586) 445-6455
SEE HOW AFFORDABLE
QUALlTY
CAN BE'
10 year workmanshlp warranty
215year or longer material warranty
SpeclallZlJlg m TEAR-OFFS
886-0520
Licenled
CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE'
TEAROFFS
RESIONGLE • FLAT ROOFING
ryorkjliire
CBuUdinn &~atwn
FREE.ESTIMATES
16837 HARPER'
IlI:::lUJ
i'iL.E :md marble Installation State licensed,
no depOSits reqUired
Backsplashes,
$400
(586)498-9868
•• ViE WORK AROUND YOUR HOURS.
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SAN Manno Tile & Marole Tramed In Italy
35 years expenence
(586)725-4094
"QUALITY IS OUR SUCCESS"
313-884-576
FAMOUS Maintenance
Llce,sed
& Insured
c n"o>
1q43
Wall
washing!
carpet
cleaning
313.8844300
Kitchens, baths, granIte countertops Neat,
clean work (586)3218453
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• WALLJ'APfRING • DflYWAU PLASTER REPAJR
• STAJN1NG
• C-IUlKI'IG
• WAU. WASHING • ACCOUSTICAl SPRAYlNG
• VARNISHING
• BRlJSHING AOLl. & SPAAY PAINTING
• TEXTURJNG
• WOOD REFIN SHING
DEAL DIAECTLY WITH THE OWNER
-Licensed Ii' Insured
-Commercall Ii' ReSidential
-All Worle Warranteed
-References In your are
WINDOW WASHING
Maln'enance
All
tile complete new MADAR
Hand wash Windows
baths, kitchens & tile
and walls Free estideSign 18 years exmates & relerences
penence
Licensed
313-821-2984
Insured
Joe
:313)510-0950
UNIVERSAL
Malntena'1ce Window & gutAN
excellent
result
ter cleaning licensed
guaranteed
Ceramic
& msured New cus.
111.:1,marble, gramte
tomer
discounts
counte'
tops
Com(3131839-3500
plete bathroom and
\oot"
ALL PRO ROOFING
-ProfeSSional roofs,
-Gutters -Siding,
-New -Repaired
Reasonablel Reliable
27 years 10 bUSiness
L1CENSED/INSURED
John WIUlams
586-776.51«;7
FLAT roof specialist 30
years
expenence
Work guaranteed VIsa/ Mastercard
accepted 313-372-7784
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A Allo <::able Old World FREE estimates. storm
Tile
New ceramic
Windows
Grosse
marble Small or Big
RepairS or Anytnlng'
Larrj (586)530 5294
Licensed
(313)438After 6pm (586)7906132
0514
A+ TILE BY SHERI
FREE gutter clean ng lor
20 years experience
new Window cleaning
Small jobs welcome
cuslomers
Sail now
Bathrooms Remodeled
for
free
estimates
& Re-Tlled
Relerences available
Free estimates
J Salvador Mamte(313)570-4092
nance (313)850-4181
• TEAR OFFS
:uea-d &: Insurul
mEEmtMATES
UC Iln'
WINDCW
renovallon
Don t replare
renovate' (313)882 7874
973 TIlE WORK
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MA,n.RPLLM8Ub
9110 ROOfiNG SERVICE
&
Faucets
Replpes
Licensed
R&ROOFS
FAMOUS Maintenance
Houses, decks
pa.
tIOS, fences,
dnveways
Insured since
1943 (313)884-4300
DAVE'S
Sewer Cleaning
QUALITY
Painting,
plaster
repairs
24
years Insured Neat
Seaver's Home Maintenance
(313)882.
ROOFING
Residenbal
SpeaalN
959 POWEll WASHING
(586)n2-2614
Plumb!ng
K & K LAWN & SHRUB
SERVICES, INC
Corrm erc,al-Resldent,al
313-886-5565
Snow Plowing
Salting Services
La'emed
tll' ured
VISaJ MC/ Discover
licensed & Insured
FREE ESTIMATES
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code Violations
All work guaranteed
KEN Scnbner Painting
Interlorl extenor Custom
quality
since
1986 Free estimates
Call (586)212.4580
Res.denualiCommeroaJ
.Resb",gle .Tear-olf
.F1a. Roof .N,wlR<plW
ror-.y
Bill
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mmum Siding All .vork
and matenal guaranteed Reasonable
Grosse POinte referen.
ces Fully Insured
Free estimates
313.882.5038
EMIL THE
PLUMBER
}!'alher & Sons
~Jnce 1949
Plumber
Grosse POinte Woods
h~;lItp,rc::
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.References
.AII Work Guaranteed
MARTIN VERTREGT
Intenor Exterior SpeCialiZing In repairing
damaged plaster dry
wall & cracks peel ng
paint Window puttying
and caulking wallpaper.,J
-Full Product Warranty
IN$UllATlON
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hanlY''''''' 1924
-Free Estimates
957 PlUMllHG &
Maintenance
ALLEMON'S Gardening MADAR
Hand wall washing
& Landscaping Snow
Windows
tool Free
plowing
services
estimates & referenavailable
Residential
ces 3138212984
& commercial Quality
Services
Free esti~30 WINDOWS. '
mates (586)775-2525
Excellence '" Roofing
886-8557
977 WALL WASHING
966 SNOW REMOVAL
960 ROOFING SERVJ((
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WALLPAPER
REMOVAL
JOHN'S PAINTING
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t"alnllngFauxe finish claSSIC
"omplete Inlenorl expapered
ceilings
tenor services Owner
(586)791-9773
works on all jobs
(586)604-6143
FIREFIGHTER!
Paint.
er" 1rI1enurl cAtanor
BOCKSTANZ
ReSidential
Power
SERVICES
washing
wall washHome RepairS painting
Ing Free eslimates
& certificate of
(810)381-3105
occupancy work
Call Jim
G_H.1. Palntlng- Intenorl
313-408-4016
extenor Expenenced
ProfeSSional Insured
BRENTWOOD PalntlngFree estimates ReferIntenor. extenor wall.
ences
Greg
papenng
35 years
(586)777-2177
quality service Free
estlmatesl Bill 586INTERIORS
7766321
586-771BY DON & LYNN
8014 10% off With adl
-Husband-Wife Team
BRIAN'S PAINTING
.Wallpapenng
ProfeSSional palnttng,
-Painting
Intenorl exterior
586-776-0695
Specializing all types
of painting, caulking,
STEVE'S Palnllng IntenWindow glazing
orl extenor Speclallz.
plaster "spatr
liig In p1as1anng arrd
All work guaranteed
orywall
repairs
I=ll1h/lnC::ILr~l
CiaC~5, peeling paInt
Free-E~tI~~ie-s-and
Window
glazing,
Reasonable Rates, call
caulklnQ AlSO palnl
586-778-2749
old alu-mlnum Siding
or 586-822.2078
(586)469.4565
951 PLUMBING ..
'S4PAINTING/OECORATING
954 PAINTING/DECOllATING
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{313)882.6900 ext. 3
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October 10,2002
Grosse Pointe News
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RIVALS
Grosse POInte News and The Connection newspapers dre planning
theIr 8th annual speCIal edition featunng the babIes of the past year.
We hope you (and the little one) wIll partIcipate by supplying us with a
photograph of your child (only 2002 babIes, please) for publtcatlon m
thIS section.
ThIS tablOid will be published January 23, 2003. Your child's picture, along
wIth other 2002 babIes, will be the main attractIOn! News and advertISing
about clothIng, feeding, educatmg and canng for your chIld Wll! also be
Included, It WIll be very mformatlve as well as a commemorative edItIOn for
you!
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Please send a cute, clear photo (color or black & whIte, home or studIO
produced, not computer generated, preferably smaller than a 5x7) to Grosse
POInte News & The Connection, 96 Kercheval, Grosse POinte Farms,
MichIgan 48236. AttentIOn: KIm Mackey, Display Advertlsmg. Complete the
mformatlop sltp with your chIld's full name, date of bIrth and hospital and
return It WIth your photo. Please pnnt the baby's name on the back of the
photo so you can pIck It up at our office after pnntmg or mclude a selfaddre~sed sLamped envelope.
Your pIcture must be received in our offIce no later than Wednesday,
December 18th, earlier would assist our production schedule, (Late November
and December bmh photos may be submitted until January 3, 2003 )
We look forward to prodUCIng our annual "Baby Edition" and are sure you
want your little one mcluded. A limIted number of extra copIes wtll be
avatlable for purchase to give to family and fnends.
The Grosse Pomte News & The ConnectIon require a $17,00 fee to cover
productIOn costs. Please mclude a check, money order or credIt card number
WIth your photo.
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96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms,
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Michigan 48236
Attention: Kim Mackey,
Display Advertising
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Grosse POInte News & The ConnectIon
96 Kercheval,
Grosse POInte Farms, MIChIgan 48236
Attention: KIm Mackey, Display AdvertiSing
(Twins $25.00 please send one
photo of each child)
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MEN'S & WOMEN'S
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PARKAS
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